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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31
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State Of North cssolin.. Wake County.

State Of North Csroins. Wake County
- Court OF Equity Fall Teru, A. d. 1896.
The Creditors VI William Ruffn deed and others,
Against,
Thomas KUHN, Thoms. Richie, and Others.
gfvutue OF decree made this the last Tern. az
sell the premises in the City Raleigh on Mon
DAY the nth day OF December next that very ysuab.
Estate, known the Eagle Hotel situated lying aud beinx o
lots Nos 2i and 227 about hundred yards North OF the
's'e House These Lots extensively impro, ed with
nf,ek House fronting the Capitol, large Dining ROOM
running back Halifax Street. lodging House /. the
rear with four below above stairs. with
complete. II has been long as House
~ and having been, the greater part that time
vac Vulei Tor both the Northern Southern Stares
aeeouh' OF us advantage, in newspaper advertise
unneee'Ssry Every person at all acquainted with the
oouneih Counfy, must have heard &c HOTEL i'm Ra-
'si A"u ahperson' ate invited, Win wish such
property, TO attend ontle day sale. when bs, ain viii he
Sold aud that IN IN. prop,it, That Ia, hee
eh IN me SOuiht Maket for years past.
oh the same day und al the place. will a.o 4. so
.isn "mpi owed Lots ly the City, No.
~ H. IS, H. 49, &c, aud H. These are under s M
oI'u the greater part othem high of cultivation
ahd are conveniently situated Tor farming building
erms o the foregoing safe the put-
chaser betg required lis negotiable and paw,
hle at The State Bank, hi, City, with ..
payable IN four annual haluvnts, from ",
date, which will be required early.
Immediately alter the sale of the above
ministraor the Estate OF The late am Rui ieceA,.
Will expose to Sale all the Personal Estate which he died
possessed, consisting OF several very valuable Dining o m
servants two excellent otes Cuuks other Servants b,
sides all the Furniture belonging to tue Hotel
THOMAS RUFFlN, -
Rclsigh, Oct. 81, 1926. 5nr...
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Vaiuabic Real Estate for SoI,

VIE subscriber offers for sale, that valuable property the
Tavern at Dinwdde Courthouse, with two hundred
and with absut 70 acres OF first rate meadow land il il,
rate land Tor the culture Of tobacco, cotton corn and other
small grain; there than one half in il,
deemed unnecessary To- describe the inpfo emsnts il is
ohesn that they are all good large anil convenient this is
one OF the best stands for tavern thi, section of
The country exclusive Of the different days other
Puhie meetings Wihn two hundred yards build
Ings an Academy, which always occupied ty
teachers This land will positively he sold the highest bid
der on the 18th OF December next being day Terms
made known on that day aud aeeonnroia & Z.
JAMES SCOTT.
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VI Tencher Hlnnicd

u1N LhhAN vel qualihedto ttsch the English Lam
suayei Arhhmeo, Geosfapby, with the use ofRe Cilbe.
~ VIC LATIN Language Ia School Of not more than fs
WI reeve hberal oomPensstiouo application m
the subscubcts The use IT valuable f,w T,,,r,, -
20 nat science can bs obtsined 10 The oce Of one Of
suso,,oeIs' We number of pupils may be reduced 10
sever on The application Of clergyman a. ob ,,fe
would unite their education With b,s Ishou, =, -,
church IN the neiehbourhood vop,g ser,l,, - -
qualifications would be preferred . w ~
Letters directed rs n I've River yr,,eb,u, =; ,st
County, Va. viii be sueuded 10. ~ N''''D
MAYO CABELL
90. THOS McCLELLAND
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EOR SfLE.

(ElNG dcfIus to remove TO the country offer
~ Tor sale my farm called Hafsint, containing by late
'ty 7io acres large portion NJ which low grounds it IS
situated ON the stage road leading from Richmond Il Fred
t.ckshug, nne miles above Richmond,
swamp, there will he eedsd thu l75 hush,
els oil wheat all on prine land; farther dect
unnecessary az those wishing pu chase first vie
me emises where the terms will bt made known by the sub
seine. Wa. WINSTON.
Oc' d. 50-wtf
bNiE Stockholders Of the North Anna Naygat0n
ny n9tihed that there will be meeting William
walters Tavern IA the county of Spoyania, the thru
huday IA November next Tor the purpose of forming
Pany Tor the improvement OF said RIVER aseeaby
and 1926.
Oct 81. 5O-,v3y
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C0ETEEI5S
Lottery 3 Exchange Office, ia, Ma,het

Lottery + Exchange Office, ia, Market street,
BALTIMORE;
Whefs hoih me grest and magnificent capital Prizes Of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Zach were Did the late Gsod State Lotiere IN sh.s,
~ 10 Distant Advntrt aud where both the sreat cspf,
oi thWy houaod Dosts sud Ten thousand Dollars drawn
10 the Us, Gand State Lottery were aso sold A. and isre
more eaP Prt baye beeu Obtained ,bau ans other oee
America. y ~
ORDERS from any part Of the United States either ~
man. po paid OF private Conveyance. enco1ng the cash or
P.e ueket 20 soy Of the Loterfeswl meet The proop
and puntlual attention a. " on personal application
dddrsss 70 IL. COHEN, 81. n BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
II oOHENs NGestne & Loueyy Reghfsr,o vii Sc rab
lshed immediately aet fhs drawing, will contain IN, O
ehsse their Gokesa cOHgNs OFFiCE and Who ,;,e ~
their wish 10 receive Ii. 81
sept -, Sc -Q.'Sf
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Eastern District of Pirginia 70 lp..:
= IT remembered, that nineteenth day Of Octoher
IN the nifty first of the Independence OF the United
states 81 America j. o. Price Oi the said ditrict hath
ed III hs ohee the title of book, the right he
a: proprietor intde words following wit: Poems rom the
Shaaes consisting principally of Ates the
SPT and the for Innovation, which have some time
agiatei the government by Anchoe" In conformity TO
the act 81 the Congress OF the United States act for
he OF learning by securing the copies of Maps,
Charts and Books 10 the authors and propiecrs such
during the times therein mentioned. r'
RID JEFFRIES.
Oct 81 y 70 "s."tH'
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ECR LEHSE

Nh tract OF land in Chesterfield county, miles from ,
4f chester, containing between 500 acres Of excellent
qua',, VITA large aud conmOdcus dwelling hou.r ham
ana all oiher ounu-es for the accommodation family
Possession TO he given the OF January EN- uing The
may have an opportunity vi getting the Stock OF sin,
ana cows ON moderate terr' TO. iu thst particular, Ieri
Lease apply 10 Edward D. Friend Of the county of chester,
field, SherSin Mltae 1.-THE county Henrico u the bcr
Der on the premises. MIRTH4 CHEJTHfhT
Oct. 81.
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NOTICE

VIRTUE OF deed Of ust executed by Alex. BOYD To 20
- cure debt due Blair Surwe bearing date Janu.Iy
county court, and IN obedience to decree Of The snr,io
court oShneery, shall sell to the highest bidder oah
next, the remainder Of the Negroes in said deed TO
hetter aud her two children.
JOHN w. LEWIS l,.
Oct. 81. - -,A
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COyNynUNIC.4TED
To the people residing on Roanoke and its toa-
feIS,

TO the people residing on Roanoke and its tOa-
teIS.
observe that the Secretary Of the Roanoke
Navigation Company gives us notice, that gene
raj meeting OF the Stockholders will be held at
GAINESVILLE, on the second Monday in November
next. hope it will not be considered an intru-
sion, should | make few remarks ON the subject
Since became acquainted with, and interested
in the Roanoke country, public opinion, on the
subject OF improving the navigation, may be said
to have had it's flow and ebb or times--some-
times too sangUine, then altogether depending
The latter, fear, is the state Of public sentiment
at present. To make the necessary previous arr
rangemenis, and change the course Of commerce
OF such an extensive important country, requires
time-requires patience and perseverance. Let
not the Impotence Of the moment influence our
measures Let US not abandon the undertaking
because we cannot be remunersted for the trouble
and expense Of making such improvements, in the
carriage OF the next crop. This fair country, wa
tered by the Roanoke, our inheritance, and is TO
descend to our posterily. II composes an impor-
tant part OF Virginia and North Carolina Its soil
and climate not surpassed by any in either of the
states. Its productions are various and abundant
But, the expense of transportation to market pres
ses upon US Ike heavy annual tax, and takes from
the sgrcuturst what would, otherwise be the pro-
hts OF bis labour. We have to pay for the csrri-
age Of crop Of tobacco that grows on an acre of
land, about one half Of the cost of the fee simple
IA the landso that In two years, or three at far
ihes, we pay for the carriage Of the CROP the full
value OF The land cultivated. And, unless we u
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pfrginia Female .4cafemy, BoydtOn, .lfcckie.

pTstnia Femafe -dcaaemy, BoydtOn, yGcckien-
burg County.
WE HtN examination Of the pupil this Insu,ion " III
commence on Wednesday, Nov IS, practicable, will
conclude ON the following day. The friends Young la
ee elr parents aud GUARDIANS and all Interested
are solicited ateud The uf school will re-
commence On Monday January eth, 1927. will be
ANNOUNCED in future adv eItisrments
Josh. b. WARNE p..
Oct 81. "a 90,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, October %. William Beach
Laurence, OF New York, to be Secretary OF the Lee
cation of the United States of America, near His
Britannia Majesty, in place of John y. King,
resigned.
Chri-topher Neale, of the Disiric, of Columbia
TO be Judge OF the Orphans Court Tor the County
OF Alexandra, in said District, in place of Philip
r FendaIl, resigned.
John Boyle, OF Kentucky to be Judge OF the
United States, in and for the District of Kentucky,
in place of Robert Trmble, appointed one of the
Associate Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States. I.Vat. Jour.
The Congress of Chile have appointed Com
mltiee 10 prepare draft of a Constitution on the
Federal principle. Ii must crafty the pride which
Gus countrymen 50 justly feel in the success of our
own poity, and in the veneration which it receives
abroad, TO hear that Mr. Larned, Secretary of Lee
CATION 10 the United States Mission at Chile, has
been invited to be member of that Committee
Mr.. L. has, we understand, accepted the invita-
tioI. 10
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HIGHEST PRIZES.
10000, 10000, 10000, &c.

1901 prizes amounting to Jos 900 dollars
~ The whole ofthe prkes payable IN CASH which q
usual at Cohens 0ee he bad tie moment tcy are aga
1ickes $40 Quarters 81 so
Halves Eighths ] %
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Rules held 10 the Clek's Office of MecLienLr county
N on the frst Monday III October, 1926:
George Is. Hammer, PnG
Against
meorSe britain and William o. Goode, Defs.
The defendant George Britain hlving entered hi, an
Pearanee according the of Assembly the rule, Of b
COURT andn appearing 10 the Of that e
noi an Inhabdn OF this state motion the plaintiff y
ms attorney It'll ordered, the said defendant do anes
here on the first day II January next enter his
PeaIance, and answer the plaintiffs Bill aud that copy Of
this order be inserted newspapers printed in
Guy OF for eight weeks suceessvely, posted at
the front door OF the house Of said county
a copy. Teste BIN. BAILEYclk
Oct 81. b1-,rsts
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ma, Virginia, North Carolina South larv.ina
georgia and Tennessee act together there .rill be
no diihcuy in persuadng other states to cin in the
work Of reform.
ONO The election for Congress in this State
has drawn forth no little interest The return is not
vet 'ompete. The following has come to hand :
Isl Cor Cincinnsi) District, James Findlay, re-
elected By plurality OF abou, 500 votes He voted
Tor Jackson 2nd ID. John Woods, reelected by
considerable majority Mr.. Ross.-4th ID.
Joseph Vance almost unanimously reelected. 5tb
WIN. Russell elected in place of John w Camp
bell declined-6th, Cor Chcoihe) District VIM.
Creighton, jr. elected by more than 1900 votes
over John Thompson the presen, member 9TH,
Samuel r. Vinton reelected by large majority
over The opposing candidates = 9th, Philemon
betcher, reelected by majority of about 1900
votes. lob, John G. Wright reelected the
votes as follows: w. 2,3i4, Beebe 2I36, Good
enow 2,iI6. Mr.. W. voted for MIR. Adams
Mr. Is. Is tor Adams, but declared his determination
to vote The sense of his people Mr.. Goodenow
declared himself Jacksonian candidate Il ltb
District. John Davenport elected TO goth Congress;
anu ihos Shannon from the same district TO serve
out The 49, Z. in place of MI. Jennings In the
iZih District, MIR. Sloane, is Reelected BIZ small
majority about 100 votes. In other Districts,
Messrs Elisha Whitlesey, AIord.c,i BARLEY and
W IN Mclean have also been reelected One
District yet 10 be heard from So far as heard from
there are 3 aeto members. Messr.. Creiob,op
russell and davenport /; and all the present
members Who offered are re elected, except Me,srs
thompson and Ross. Now, to mark than poliii-
oaiiy II Is said, that Nles,rs Ross and Wilson,
VINO voted Tor Mr.. Crawford, have been left GU,
ana moreover on ait, that the Opposition W II not
have more than members from Ohio In the 2O,b
Congress.
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Greek Frigates- Pamphlets flow in upon
each ather with wonderful rapidry. Mr.. Contos-
Iavlos, the Greek Agent at New York, ha. pub.
iished pamphlet OF IS pages, dedicated e to the
lion Edward Everett" and "gving more detail
ed exposition OF the circumstances of this unfortu-
nate shiir, than what is contained in the document
oil MIR. Sedgwick." On the other side, the FIR.
oHrHfoTs are about to put forth the reasons of their
award and their own Views of this transaction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31

NEW JERSEY. Speaking of the late cleo
lion tor members oil congress in New Jersey, the
ITeaton Federalist, OF Monday, itself an ! da /.
paper remarks
The vote in this state for members of Ccngfess
i not full one. Neher ticket carried with i,
much weight, In respect 10 character and talents.
l he Jacksons received the same as at the
election OF 1924, when they had about 1000 major
lty. Some changes have undoubtedly taken plsce
but the main cause of the late result against them
Is owing to the more general coming out OF the
voters
1t is stated in the Alexandra Gazette that it
Is said the Jacksonies have only succeeded in two
or three fedora! counties ofNew Jersey. This is a
mistake in none of the old federal counties was
there majority for the Jackson ticket.
On the same subject, the Freemaa's Journal,
contains the following information, which is
corroboraiiye of the opinion expressed by the ed-
tor of the Federalist
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The l. Commercial Advertiser has rather
%oitened down on The subject of The Msnum.sson
Society, and OF Its menace against the " Old Do
mnion' II remarks upon the Strctui es which
the Southern prints have made upon it, absurd and
III advised denunciations--yet lis remarks are
rather In lower key. 1t observes that Even
the Richmond Enquirer has laid aside his on,ed
regard tor decorum, and spoken in language " hich
the editor Will regret on more nature reflection :"
Peut-etTe! In relation to the Convention at Bal
| tlmore II observes that the Editors in question
either do or ought to know, that meetings of
this kind have been held for nineteen years past
Last year 1t as held Philadelphia when socie-
ties from Rhode Island, New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
Maryland, and Tennessee We're represented AT
this convention JOHN SERGEANT was chosen
| president, and DANIEL RAYMOND, of Balti-
more, vice president. And as il was understood
that there weie her societies the south DESTROYS
OF being represented a matter OF cony enience
resolution was passed directing the next annual
| meeting TO be held in Baltimore."-It is rather
| singular, that the President of such a Convention
should be deputed with instructions TO represent
the interests the Southern States {as has been al
ledged) at he Congress of Panama.
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IN Ouerseer IVnufeJ-

fNHE subscriber wishes employ as an overseer for The
= iS year, single man who recommended and
een aeeu' omed 10 me management Of the tobacco CROP
apply 10 the subscriber has on james River.
Oct 81. 50-4t ROBERT TEMPLE
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION

Extract Of letter TO the Editor of the Freeman's
journal, dated Burlington, IN. J.) October 20
" 1ou have, no doubt, by this time, learned the
extent OF the overwhelming vote in this state, by
which The Jackson ticket has been defeated The
result was anticipated by few, not even by the
friends Of the administration. But an erroneous
impression has been made by this result, which
however dlicut to eradicate abroad is ell under
stood here Before the public form an opinion,
'hey should know the moving causes OF our late
political contest; being an ddrlilish alton man
"IysrD, / think | am compel ent, from actual OBJ
'eryation, to detail them. assert it, without fear
OF contradiction that the late UOte is NJ criieTf-
on by Which y1u can jadge ofthe aGte Of the
ADAMS or JGcbSOn party in this state.
" This assertion Is based upon few undenia-
Die facts. great number Of the people,
friends OF both candidates, voted without re-
ference to the Presidential Question, but solely
with view to select the best Congressman; it
Is acknowledged the most talents were 10 be found
on our ticket. Avowed Jacksonmen ysted for
The ticket Of the friends of the administration,
because they were unwilling to oppose the Admin
ls'raiion, so long az it is conducted properly, by
/ bringing into view contestfo Congfessinen, who
| may ieel themselves warranted in opposing its
sauiary measures. Upon one of the tickets, there
were Federalists as well as Democrats and that
with many, the old party distinctions were kept up
10 the exclusion Of all other matters, thus adding
TO the strength Of the successful ticket. Several
local questions in the different counties were also
raised, by means Of all which causes an untram-
melIed and fair expression Of public opinion will
not take place. When the electoral vote shall be
taken, things will then wear very different face.
Ihe broad question will thenbe jackson or Adams
| The men who are candidates. and not the mea-
sures OF the present administration II is 1nneces-
sary 10 say, that | hope for the success OF the
Adams party yet | cannot help fearing for -
,,.,,,.r. fCoapmnifafed
I yWAhHbDl-In fhs city on Ne aH met. by t1s Res
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WAkRIEDl-In mb city on tSs 1914 iast. 5y 1s Re-
Is &C furrsy, M John Ftruey, Ms Ca,LsrSe Oliver
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GRAND
STATE LOTTERY

Oh Md The holder OF two Tickets or two Shares. will
certain Of Obtaining At least One prize may draw Three
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-05
Female Boarding & Day School

TIME subscribers prepared to admit INTO Their
schoola few more Scholars, to whom will be taught
plain Sewing, Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, with the use Of Maps and Globes; History.
Arithmetic Algebra, and ph the els%en and
Astronomy The girls have the privilege of attending
Lectures, delivered BY D. HaoweIl and c. Farquhar,
on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, illustrated by ex
periments with suitable apparatus
Price, for Boarding, Lodging, Washing and Tuition
80 dollars per quarter, payable in advance-Prce for
Day Scholars, from ito dollars per quarter. va
cation of two weeks allowed. about the first of the
eighth month in each year. Scholars from distance,
if desired, remain in the family during the vacation
For the information of persons, deslrous to send
children to this School, it may be added situated
in very pleasant and healthy part of the town; and
strict attention is given to promote the comfort and
improvement of the children.
Application may be made to EDWARD STABLER &
Son, PmNEAs JASsEr, SAMUEL BRooK, Washington
City, or the subscribers,
MARGARET JUDGE,
MARY S. HALLOWELL.
Alexandra, D. C, Sd mo 18, 1926 law3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-05
This is to Give Notice,

TT1HAT the subscriber Of Fauquer county, vIrghIa'
L has obtained from the Orphans Court OF hlexah'
drla county, D. c. letters of administration on the per-
sona estate Of Isaac Gibson late of the county last
foresaid, deceased All persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit tne
same to the subscriber, with the vouchers thereof
passedby the Orphans Court on or before the li'n
day of September next or they may by law be efea,
ded from all benefit to said estate, and those
thereto are reouired TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th March, 1926
WILLIAM GIBSON.
mar11-1m Admr. of Isaac Gibson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-05

G. s. \. p. Thompson,
ITAvEreceved, per ships Pioneer and Shenandoah
IN 'front.' liverpool, we'll selected assortment of
SEASONHBLE GOODS:
Among them are
Extra saxony cloths and cassimeres
Fine and superfne, do DO
DO do double milled drab
Mixed and drab plains
Drab water prootdo
Drab and olive fearnaughts
Fashionable London toilinet valencia vestng
Figured, plain and twilled bombazettes, IN great
Circassan plaids
White 1i scarlet ,s re, red s,,o. : FLANNEls
swanskins, booking and drapery baizes
84cassnere shawls, plain and printed borders
1904. 1914. ia, 1874 and 1874 rose blankets as.
sorted in trusses
3, 81 and point blankets
Fancy prints of the newest style
Do clouded costume ginghams
BIZ the Brunswick, from Bremen,
90 bales ofburlaps, No. l, 2, 8, q and6
ON HAND,
cambrc. iaconet and fancy muslins
Brown and bleached shirtngs
Cotton and worstedhosiery, choppa romals
Deyonshre kerseys, pelisse cloths
Buttons pins &c. &c.
ind, daily expected,
a. fine and superfne ingram carpetings
So. 81 and A do venitian do
Hearth rugs, carpet bindings
Strelitz osnaburgs, twiled sacklng
Russia sheetings, ravens duck
Irish linens, patent shoe threads sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-05
life Of YheobaAA WolfeToue

TTNHIS day is published, by ,PISHEY THOMPSON.
WOLFE TONE, founder ofthe United Irish Society
and adjutant General and Chef de Brigade, in the SER
vice of the French and Baravan Republic written by
himself and continued by his Son; with his political
writings, and fragment of his diary, whilst Agent to the
General and Subcommittee Of the Catholics ofIeland;
his Mission to France; Diary of his Negotiations &C.;
Narrative of his Trial. Defence before the Court Mar
tal. and Death. Edited by his Son, WILLIAM IHEO-
BALD WOLFE TONE; with a brief account of his
own Education and Campaigns under the Emperor Ma
poleon. Price in extra boards, dollars. marlS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-05
Charles Bennett

CNaTAeS beNneJV
HAS imported perthe Pioneer and Shenandoah from
Ill Liverpool,
Scholfeld's hannels and baizes
Rose and point blankets allsizes
Ga milled drab and common blue cloths
Navy blue and Oxford mixed supeTfne do
Common and superfne patent shoe thread
a consignment of Shad and Herring Seine TUNE,
tUhich tcW be sold gerry loV
Best double Gloster cheese
On hand, from former importatiOns,
Superiine cloths, kerseymeres, Irish linens
Lawns, diapers, cambria muslins
4, Al, and h. pins
Best London twists and sewing silks
superfne bombazetts, few dozen first quality Ia
dies cotton hose
Choppa Romals
Best Aberdeen and patent colored threads
An assortment of domestic cottons
Best white ticklenburgs and ravens duck
First quality treble gilt coat buttons, sc. &c.