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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
3algceuamros,s Department,
fro"' Bidcd:wo9d'S yNaga-ine.
LUCY OF TIE Fold.

Many fame tradition, embaImed in a few Datfetic
verses lives Tor ages, while the memory of the most a
eciing incidents TO which genius has allied no general
emotion, fades like the mist aud leaves
gifts uuGeporcd. EIcgies aud diroes ,ohf ,ndeed lo &c,
well been sung amidst tie green ruins OF wonder co,
that looks Dow almost Ike fallen ,yail-at best The
remnants OF cattc-shed shaken down bv the Storm
wcniy gears aSohow short time in national history
Ito" long IN that ofprYate sorrows. all tongues wore
speaking OF Tie ceah that there hcfe and to have seen
the "e'Ping, YOU worll have thought that the funeral
could never have been fOrgoten But sion now tho s
herd on tie BILL and ask hIDyD lived of ola in that noo,
and chance is ho knows noteYen their name much less
The story OF tcr aictous. That farmhouse vas in
ilablei by Allan Fleming, his wife and an only chilJ
known taml'ia'ly IN her sm- II world by HE name
OF Lucy OF Tue Fold. In almost every vale ainon f,e
Tnountah9 there - IFS peculiar prdc-sone one crea
ture 10 "h"n nature has been especially kind and
whose personal beauty sweetness OF disposition and fell
superiority Of mind and manner single her o,t uncop
sciOusIr, as an obec! Of attraction and praise maxim,
her tie May day Queen OF the unc,Ilug wear such =
darling Lucy Fleming size had finished ber thr
teen Year. and Strangers, who had heard tell Of her
oyeue,s. often dfopt If ~ accident TO see the
beauty Of I,ydainere. Her parents reuiced in their
chlt herc any reason Nl,v they should dielirc
t'e expression OF delight and wonder with which 6,
many regarded Ter. shy was she a woodland bird
bni - .on ofcr nest too and when there was nothing
ncdT IL dsiHo, her life almost a perpetual HYMN
! rom Jog 70 aaue-s- an from sadness 10 iOv: from 81
len"c 20 song and from song 10 silence from stiffness
Ike iai Of he butterfly on The dover 10 motion like
that I'd i"c s7mc Creature waec'iig in the sunshine O.
the wood top, o. uc, q, welcome ctau,, -,
t'c change OtHE!is nnu sao1s breczes and Gains in
the nsuLtfn country Cd ser b1th.
ODesdmmer day. youthful stranger a7pcared at tI,e
door 90 Use house and after an bonn, .ry dunn ,,i
Lucy "as from home asked If icy could let him haze
lodging with them for few ro0uthsa sinele room y
beh and books. AMI that he would take hJs meals win
li' itiy l'a'hp-iasiic hos! - him poetry bad been
the lgm OF iic, nor dill ever hero Of poetry belong
entirely tau be To- the world Of IMAGINATION IL
lad come mo the free mountain rcrion from tle CON
-'''' 10y ~ ''-E' VICES ana hS snir vas rEraUiC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
.A3A-
TIE GOOD WIFE.

WrHps IY George ChagMas, l.. l5sa
Let no man value at little rIice
4 VIrtuous woman COunscis: her wing Il sui.:t
Is feather d often times with hcaveGlv wor,;s
And ('ike her beauty favishing and pure
ne weaker hodc, still the stronger soulr.
" men good enleavors ,io her powers apr.i,,
~ef love draws nearest mans leiiCitc.
Oh what ucausure is a yi,tuous wiz.
Discreet and loving: not one gift o,r earth
makes mans life so highly bound to hcavci.
she gives him double forces TO endure
And To enjoy by being with him,
Feeling his joies aud gricfcs with equal sense,
And (hke the twins Nippocrates rcportsl
IL he fetch signs, she draws her beatl, as short:
IL he !dnicnt, She mclts herselin teares;
Il he be glad. sac triumpts; if he stirre,
enc moves his way: in all things bis sweet ape
Aud IS IN alterations passing strauae--
himself iney carried without chauge
Gold is right prctious, but his price meets
With pride and ayalicc; authority l;ns
iiats from mems heads and bows the strongest i,i.
: ct cannot bend 10 rule the weakest hearts;
N!uSic% delights hut onc sense, nor choice meats
One Quickly fades, the ONE! strre to- slime:
Lul true wife both sense ana scule delights
and mixeth not hcr good with any i'll;
Tier virtues ruling hearts all powers command.
81! store without her leaves mar but poore
Nr3 VITA her poycrtie is exceeding store;
Ma time is tedious with her-her tue worth
nlakes tue husband think his arms enC,li
iWith her aIoue) compieat world of gold.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
ELEGANT EXTEACr

he female mind is naturally crcduous ai!ectiona,c
and IN ITS attachments, ardentlf in her peculiar sit
naoh her a5S'daues must in any degree be culpable
let us remember that it is but fyaiI vessel or r'
clay When the awful record of her errors re unrocd
may That sigh that was brcalhed for the misery of l
low mortal, wait away the scroll, and the tears which
iowed Tor The calaniles Of others float the memorial
down the stream of oblivion! On the errors of women
lei us look with the allowance and humanity of men
Enchanting woman, bou balm of life soo,fer of sor
row! soiace SOUL without thee, how heavily would
man drag through drcary world! but if Ne ,yi,o
hand OF fascinating female be twnod around his arm,
nov 'Hous' low lightly doth he trip along the patti
ne warm and tender friend, who in Tic most trnf-
"onS retains her iondne@s, and in every change OF
fortune preserves una5ated love ouoht In e e,nhrI
as ihe hest benson ofhea"entc completion of earth
" happiness Let draw such prize il, fine Int
Iery oil life, and glide down tic stream of existence
wan such partner ne'er the cold avcrted g. Of lie
summer friend nor the lrowDs Of adverse fortune sod
produce pans, or excite Durmur.
lireianNy ,c2rIs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
NOTICE.

virtue OF Deed of Trust executed the Plat ,,y
81 oil November 1923, 10 George NJ. Payne Walker L.
rountalnc, William Anderson aud James Bcnagh, hx
I, uI rayhe ana duly recorded ia the county
Buckingham. the undersigned, one OF the trustees in ,
sara "'rd named, will proceed To sell to the highest bidder
LOT ica0y money, on Thursday the Nove,-
DER HeX fair II not the next far day ter on the
premises IN the county of Buckingham, one tract or par
o Land on tue east side of the road lead ng from Nev.
linton 10 Iartefsve, containing by estimation four hum
ded acres, and adjoining the lands OF William Ander
Jon Gnrrrant and Others and the said Smith Payne on
uc west side of the said road, with appurtcnauccs
ercu"n belongings also the follow ing Slaves to wit: Tom
nen' Billy DanSerfeld, Randolph Arnold, Winney Sil;a
nannah and her Child joshua Polly and her children
"rk' Mary ana Rachel, and the Increase OF females
SINCE the date OF the said deed of or so much ,herco
as may ne Sufficient To discharge the purposes for wifi. 1,
"'e trust was executed Acting trustee, will convey
oHy such title as is vested in by the said decd .
believe the title be GOOD 49,
Sept 1911 JAAIrS REM Ac11 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
LAND FOR SALE

FENHE Subscriber offers for sale the Tract of Ian,
Z whcrron he resides, containing 29l3 acres lyin.
III the county of Goochand mile from James River
and within half mile Of the Court House. One-thiT ~
THIS Tract is heavily timbercd, with oak hickory nd
considered first tobacco land The balance is clear
GU IN Inc state of cultivaton and we'll adapted the
growth of wheat and corn.
This tract is well watcred; Beaverdam Creek running
through IT. which there valuable meadow flats
anu an excellent seat with sufficient stream for girls,
mill; which from the location would yield $50 900 bbl
toll corn per year The suun IS healthy as any below
the mountains.
me terms nl sale will DE accommodating, and made
known on Application tn Wm. ID. Taylor, Subscriber
%" me premises. JNO. ROYSTER.
Ill; Sept 1896.
If this land disposed at private sale Will be
Cefed on the premises, to the highest bidder, Wednes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

Vuact@ls.-lle who, after loss, immediately, with
out stopping TO lament it. about repairing IT, has
That within himself which controul Eortune---Tbe
youth who at exalted virtue nesd noe wait for
ago and experience to commence consum,na,e haace
ii sou are determined TO expel all domestic harrno
ny IRON your house be drankaId, and discord with
all her evil train viii soon epter-lf you would be al
ways under strong suspicion, be dr,.kara for little
as you suppose H. al! agree tlat those who steal from
themselves and families; will rob Others
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
Earthenware. Glass and China

oSEPH GILL, 5 doors above the Bell Tavern has on
u hahd general assortment of EARTHENwAEr, GLASS
ana CHINA most of which is of importation, aud
VIII DC sold at reduced prices, IpOieSdle and ReiG.
Couhty dealers may rely upon being supplied Ia
rorsbc terms as in the northern cities.
ity. 80
Sept3 -,s
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2aDEfees>
i,ro,n Me .4Manp .qrgns az a. Ga-e,ie.

From Tie .1Wa0y .4rgrs and CITY Gazette.
irattud" IS AZ all times becoming; but particularly Sc
w"en the iullmess Of harvest is around us and the man
luiu n"unltcS OF the Almighty Giver proclaim, in more
sensible manner, the beray Of his ispensations The
following Hymn is in unison with season nd with sucl
feelings Il is 'c production OF Mr. Jpnes of nassachu
sets, aud IS SclCCIcdi from volume of Miscellaneous P
ems bcius collection of the fugitive pieces several ma
i've poets IS pertinent, anG is characterised by grea
S""H"'''E 81 language ANA business OF thought.
Yours, AUTUMN.
ACftMNAi HYMN OF THE HUSBANDMAN.
VOW we rest from oar tolls Lord, labors are done
cur meadows are barred TO the Kiss of the sun:
nave wnnowed the wheat,wcll our toll i, repays,
A'' our UXr" have eaten the husks Of the maize
w we gathered AJAX haIvcsiS with strength i'm each limb
."en he mower; the ripe gtass bowed p,ostrate him;
IN" the feapGr, as nmhIy he fecd tic proud grain,
""S o'''o'r IMAM hose vino scep,res aud rciga.
Ah' 'n' wheat b!adA tall, aud the fll golden
atociained that tine months of rejoicing near;
ine grape in rich clusters hung, promising n,irth.
anu The bousAs 0! the apple tree slept the earth.
pa we thank thee them Sod OF the seasons: Oh no,
we were prompt in accepting tiny favurs, but slow
were our lips to give thanks for tho rich gifts, thy hand
Hh"wered thick on 'he maize Uttered wales OF land
Ih'u mast raned ON US mama, Lofd-yet mute,
lho"Sh summers, all smiles, of thy love the fruit,
springs aud au;unus, fair the O,ient boasts,
Dawn on us-yet faint are tongues, Lord of Hosts,
Now we raise our glad vGices-in gratitude raise,
anu we wait on the beams of the morning praise:
We 'n"hk thee for golden grain gathered in shock
anu 'he mix OF the kline, aud the fleece of the flock
AND we thank thee for limbs moving light 10 the task
ror heats beating high, though uuwarned of the flask
" t'o'H' w4h just sense OF thy bounty and give
14e'''' !" us ana To all in the land wheie live.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
II2GENYJ:

At rules, hodcn in tic clerks airc of tis s,;. c r
f,6e9geeey for the Richmond district the day August
Thomas w. Hart ado' Of Spencer iosajns, deed, lc
"o!I'et Row James IJav hns, Eima Haukins Franz
CTS Tow. John V Flcetfohu Hoskus, Lewis 6 Upsfur
Robert Nitric, and William jackson. dre
me Gcieu|ants Harriet Row, James Hawkins Tlrei.
va Hawkins John Iioskins and Leyys G.; UysIr not ia
wig entered their appearance and given security according
the act 81 assembly and the rules Of this court, and
appearing ny satisfactory evidences they re not inba-
0'ns oil ms country Il IS ordered, that said defer-
dan do appear here the first day Of the next term ara
answer 5oe on OF the plaintiff: ard that copy Of this Or
the city Of Richmond, for two months succcssvev and
oste' a. the fro1i door of the capitol in the said cfv
70 ~oTy. rssfc, I'm. T., JTFEYNI- p.
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YJRGLNJ4.

st rules holden la tln CLERKS Office Of the gupcrr cc,,
chance[y for the Richmond district tie I'll, ,ay Of 49,
Herbert a. Cla5Jrue, pD
against
JON" Edwards Samuel Z. Ei@afas anil Dudley Atkinson,
.1.c..,, DHs.
Inc dcfnaan John Edward. havn. cntcfed his an
peaance and given security according to the act Of assem-
oy and he rules Of this court, and apearr, Nv salts
factory ctideu'e t'Ht he is inhabiiaut Of This
country IS ordered ihat the said defendant 80 a.pear
here on the first day OF inc aud answer The m Of
the Plaintiff and that copy Of This order be forthwith i'm
serted ," SOME newspaper published in ie city Of Richmond
or two months s"cce,siyc'y- aud posted tic front door or
the capitol the said city.
81 copy. Tcstr, I'm. II. TIF,Y5NY..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

tic IS great and seifpoissd character whom ,s;se nm
nerves not; he IS still greater supports ,rn
CeosoI o"i the greatest is he who with acknowlej,sd
csrs.,4g 'i''s'''s'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
sep Ut NAMES BENAGH, Trustee
WILLIAM WALLER HENTNG

ID AS resumed tho Practice of the Law.-4drics ON
= points of law and equity will be given for the Gus
'ohary lees Gd not otorioi except in cases where the
applicant shall declare his her inability to paw fee: in
WHICH eHcn not only advice will be given, professional
services rendered, 1cio any fte Co,lregancing In all
ITS branches executed, for fees commensurate with the in,
trIcacy OF the subject. ~ "
Ricunnnd, March 10. 1896 -
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TIRGINY3.

choncey for Richmond district, the 7lh dov OF 4
gust. 1926: ' " @1"-
James LYLE, admir- d., honis mn, ,,i,l, ,,, ;, -
Lyle {; Banks, an "
against
Thomas Pcnm Lewis Davis, James s. Penn William \,
waller, John Campbell, aud others, drs.
Inc deienda nts Thomas Penn, Lewis Davis not hav
s efFtn their appearance and gwen security accordn,
TO the act Of assembly an the this court and il
pear' by satisfactory evidence, they are not inha
ahs "i this country it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here the first day of the mex, term and ansye
me amended bill OF the plaintiff copy of this or
der be forthwith iuses ted i'm son,c peen,nsr tihJ
inc CITY Of Richmond, for months snccesvelv and
posted at the front door of apitol in the lid cy
- q COPY Tese, bN ". HE.FLNGi, c. c.
tIRGLJNI.4:
1t rules holden in tine clerks office the superior court
o. ehanceIy Tor the Richmond district, the 9TH day ot
Albert G"lIa'n, and Robert Aicxa.e deyisre Of sava
de Faucouiou Pr.
against
Henry Banks and Henry Wood, Valentine Wood an,
Tees, ~ ~ J1G
The scircacis awarded il, This causo ngis.
f%ee"ted o" TIE defendant henry Banks ami il apnearir.
~ satisfactory evidence is not prataf
country II IS ordered that the said defendant do nppcar
mere on the FIRST day ofih' January tenn 10 slew ca,
cess; aud that copy order he forthwith
so"e newspaper published in the city Richmond FOR two
months snccesSively, and posted the front door of t
capitol, in tic sal, city.
GO a copy. Tc.ie, Um. ". HEN7MGf. c. C..
II3GI.AI.Y:
1T rules, holden in tbs clerks Office If tho ;o go
W 1""hc'Iy Tor TIE Ethmoud dietrich the 9Th day or
p,r'. 'o<o:
against ~"
Samuel ~ WI.
80 " '''''' i'o0el'Sn' a"d Henry Saip"iti,
7,,s lf,u, IT, CO.. ifs.
anncarn,,cc , hpW','' not "avirr e"'e.cd MS
",' give" security according TO the act Of
""' We IuIoS 81 lhs court and appearing ny
co,,rr,, : i'.t he IS not an i"habitant Of lh.s
here on Tho i d., r ' c SAL" "eienaan' 90 apresr
Of ,ac' ,,tit;lf. 49,, " "'N' 'rfm anu answer she Biz
.'' '"..i an" mar copy Of This order he forthwun
onl for two months ,,s1P ,5 IN , city Of Biz
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PU2GINIA:

FIICCI.NI.I:
At rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
eancery for the Richmond district the oh day of A,-
Sas Hayes and Otis Ioomcr, late merchants at part
nerS trading under the firm and style of Hayes nd Loo
mcr, J5j,a
against
JOHN Edwards, Samuel b. Edwards, and Dudley Atkinson
~, DTS.
eaance and given security according act of assem-
cy and the rules of this and it appearing by salts
ry is ordered, that said defendant do aDnear hero
Tie hrS day Of the answer the bill of the
Iahuu and that copy of this order forthwith insert
en III some newspaper published in the city Richuona
Two months successfully, and posted the front door X
the Capitol, in the said city.
OF cory. Teste, I'm. ". HENy.HG,
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ever lot was p:osperouslv cast,

II ever lot was p:osrerousy cast,
II ever li!o was like the heightened flow
-. some sweet music sweetness 10 the. last
was las, who monrned by many, sleeps below.
,e sunny temper bright where all is STRIFE
he simple heart that n,ocNs at worldly yiles.
'''Sht wind that plays along the calm of lie,
And s'irs Its iansuid surface into Smiles
Pure charity that comes not ia a shawer.
Sudden and loud, expressing VIVA, it feeds;
But like the dew, with grateful, Silent power,
Felt III the bloom it leaves among the meads.
The happy, grateful spirit that improves,
-, And brighens every gift by fortune g,vcn:
Ihaf wauders where il will with those il loves.
Makes every place a home; and home a heaven.
al; tnese were his-oh! 'hou who readsr this s,onc
" hen iT tiyscil,-thy ci!dren-to the skv
hou hunbly praye,t-a,k this bnon alone
nat We like him may ko-liko him ma de
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Almanaclls for 1907.

rsT published by PETER CorroM his I-irsi,iia and
~ N"rf Carolina 4nGnGck, for the year of our Lord
49, containing besides the Astronomical calculations
courts &c variety of curious useful anG entertaining
matter Also
His jiTgiHia 4mq'acF for 1927, containing, besides
the astronomical calculations courts &c sermon prea CHI
ed at Ned River Kentucky, by Nj. k-by, a dunkari
"Ven ope mine mouth Jet tog sbeake"
n. B. Fer sale b. tine gross, dozen, or single.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
III cONrt hct or Prince Ed,sard counlV, SrUIeil6-
Ike 1871, 1926.
James Agnew and Martha his wifi, r,rc,c,l, R1orboN


Miller, foo,oyfe
against
Edmund PeTknson, Micaja Mason and Eliza his wife
AiIen Morris Dabmsy Miller and Polly his wife
"'ey ms, missouri Morris, Norvcl and =
Sauda his wife, Writson Morris, Nimmo Morris, :
Polly Morris, MFarand, daughter Of jane )
MfarIand, Dabney Norris jun. Vincent Philps =
and Harriet his wife, Temple I.ipscorne aud Fir ::
abcth his wife, Polly Jcfieess, john +. Hawkins, :
Nancy =. Hawkins, William Ward and Liza a :,
his wife, john W arr, and Jane NJ. his wife AIarv :;
a. Miller William r. Wootton and Elizabeth
Il ms Wife, Samuel D. Bu!ke and Eoiard Burke
and Dab"ey Miller, Ey'or OF John Perkinson de-
c''seH' dns.
Anderson T. Ei!eT is appointed guardian Tor tl,r
dantS MiarIaui daughter OF Jane hl'Farland T3,l,-
ney Morris, jun Nancy 4. Hawkins Mary ~ Miller
who are infants rtdcr the age Of twenty one years for the
special purpose Of defending their interest IN this suit And
the defendants Edmund lerkinsum Mcaiah Mason and
Eliza his wife, and Allen Morris not Fa,inr entered r
appearance and given security according to an act Of The
general assembly anj the rules this court and i
InS TO 'he satisfaction of the court, that they are no, in
napants ct this state on the motion the eOnlainaots
ny COUNSEL 1t is ordered, that the said dcG,ndants Edmund
fefsn'nn Micaiah Mason and Eliza lis wife nd Alle,
Morris da appear here the first dav of December court
nezt ana answer the complainant bill, and that corv
of this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of the %
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for two
sncoc'sircy aud also posted die front door f The cor,
house OF; county.
7oE copy Tesfc, b. j. Jj-ORSIL3.W. cn.
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900

lac 'o''oMins beautiful lne from the pen of Thomas
i"oe' are inscribed on Tombstone erected Church
var" OF Chradle in SaffOIdshire memory of his
iicni Joseph Atkinson, Esq Nclfeld in the county of
DHow no dies whilst visit that yiciutv few ycars
0gr:-- - " ! ''0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-28
DENTISTRY.

nR. M'KEE respectfully offers his services to the
inhabitants Of Alexandria and ITS vlcsni!y, IN the
department of Dentistry. Having pad particular at
tention to this branch ofhis profession, ne .natsers hlm.
shoss Nh rav hove the misfortune of disease in their
teeth OR Gums In almost all cases feis able to cure the
toothacbe without the loss of the tooth, and to relieve
sbe main Immediately. He viii clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enamal; and Will guarantee that
upon obedience to has directions, they VIII remain sn
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguishes
from the original ones. ,
His Office is at Mrs. Gardner's, opposite st. Paups
Church, where he will be always ready, Sundays ex-
cepted, to attend to any calls in the hne OF ms profes.
sion.
Reference NAV be had to Rev. DR.. Wilmer, Rev. Pro
lessor Keith, DR.. S emmes, DR.. Richards, DR.. Fitzhugh
and DIR. Brewn. sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-28

TUSTp published, and on sale by PISHEY IHOMP-
81 SON, a Treatise on Diet; with a view to establish,
on practical grounds, a system of Rules for the proven
zion and cure of diseases, incident to disordered state
Of the Digestive Functions. By ]. A. Paris, Nj. D.; r
r. S / vol. Svo. 81 Is -.
"Some Psychologists win have it that the Stomach is
a Mill: others. that it is a fermenting Vat; others, again,
that it Isl stew-pan; but in my view ofthe matter 1T $
neithera Mill, a Fermenting Vat. nor a Stew-pan; pu'
a Stomach, gentlemen, a Stomach" Note from Hunt
er's Lectures; the Christian Philosopher or, the
connection of Science and Philosophy with rehg,on, II
Iustrated by Enprayings. BY Thomas Dick, / vol
81 Is.
Mills History of Chlvaly; Strickland's Report on In
<ernal Improvement; Life of Major Cartwright.
washington CITY. Sept % a
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NEW
Spring and Summer Goods.
mi w. SCOTT

JAMES w. SCOTT
gIy1AS lust received, and offers for sale, at the house
IA South-wes Corner Of King and Fairtar Streets
recently occupied by Mr.. JAMES BARRY, an extensive
assortment of
Mew Spring and Summer Goods,
bought in New York and the intermediate markets, at
the present depressed prices, and ofthe latest lmporta-
tons, which will be sold at a small advance either by
wholesale or retail.
Among them are:
Sup. cloths, black, blue, brown, claret, &c.
Cassimeres, drills, white brown and fancy stripes
Superior ginghams, new and handsome style
Grecian and Chilian stripe musllns, muslin robes.
Manderine Grape robes, black and colored
Black and colored Canton grapes
Rich barage and CHILEAN silks for dresses, new article
Black and colored Gros de Naples
Real Italian black iutestring, superior black mode
Florences and satins; figured silks various coiors
Senshaws and sarsnetts
Figured and plain Swiss and Scotch null, JacKonet
and book muslins
Italian Grapes various colors
Silk and Marseilles veshng
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk, thread and cotton no.
sIery
Fancy barage and silk hdkfs new style
Bandanas and chappa romalls !,
Linen cambrics and l.. C.. hdkf's, PLAIN and c0lored
bord ers,
Ladies colored and white sup. horseskin, kid and silk
gloves; gentlemen's beaver, horseskin & thread do
Ladies and gentlemen's silk, thread & cotton hosiery
Blue and yellow nankins
Ladies, misses and chidren's oiled silk aprons
Leghorn and Bolivar hats, umbrellas and parasols
IA and rs Irish linens and sheetings
81 and rs long lawns, Russia and Scotch sheetlngs
German Ticklenburg and Burlaps
Domestic brown and bleached ~sheetings & shlrtings
Plaids, cotton yarn, &c. &c with a great variety OF
ST.7PLE &. FANCY GOODS,
not here enumerated, and to which the attention OF
purchasers, both town and country, is respectfully IN
vited. may II