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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-21

A TIMELY use a. this PANACEA will
"A prevent Consumptions, as il carries of the
complaints that terminate in this fatal and wide
apreadng disease, than any other to which
the human family is exposed Indeed il has
spread to such an alarming extent, and is so
certain in It's operation, when once il has got
the ascen iancy, that we cannot be too careful
IN nipping in the bud the diseases that generate
it,
In cases where mercury has bean used, the ef-
ects OF which remain III the system, il is an in
valuable medicine. IL restores the constitution
10 ITS wonted vi ou, and souudnesa, ami ccm-
pleteiy eradicates the evils that attend IT, and
many can bear testimony to its good effects in
this particular.
Ia Rhcumatisms it is particularly beneficial;
its effects are such as completely =, remove the
complaint.
In Consumptions, Scrofua or Kings Evil
Liver Complaint, Tumours, Dyspepsia, letter
Ulcers, Putrid Sore Throat, Syphelitic and
Pseudo Syphiltic, and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood, it will be found
pf eminent service.
This PsnaCea is equal 10 any in use il is
pleasant to the taste, and requires no alteration
in the liet-spiritous liquors are Il be avoided
The printed directions will accompany the
Panacea.-Price SO per bottle, and $50 per
dozen. JOHN A. PARKER.
TO TIE AFFLICTED.
was afflicted several year, ago with mer
curial disease. which destroyed my health and
enieebied my constitution to that degree that l
despaired Of ever again recovering from the
effects U it. ! had been under the care Of a
physician for more than seven months, and my
malay still continued to increase in fact had
become liberated, when became acquainted
with Mr. John 4 Parker, who informed me that
he could cure me in very short time with his
Panacea, five bottles of which restored me to
health and comfort. q. MILLS.
Witness, J. Ii. Stewart. No. III Market
Street
Philadelphia. Feb. II, 1927.
This is to certify that was afflicted with
the Rheumatism Tor about two years, and un-
der the care Of an eminent Physician during
part OF that time but could get but very little
relief. About the middle OF December last, MIR.
Parker called me and advised my taking his
Panacea. as he was sure it would cure me, and
as proof of his sincerity offered it gratis. At
this time was in great pain and nearly bent
double. ! commenced taking the Panacea, and
after the use of three bottles, feel perfectly
ored to health.
MARGARET PINKER.
Wife Of John Pinker, near the corner
Says Alley ano Schuykill Eighth Street.
Witness, J. II. Stewart.
Philadelphia, Feb. IA, 1927.
The above is for sale by c. S. CARTEE, No
1f5 Whitmanss Block, agent for the Proprie
ters.
March "a. 3m.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-21
WHITNEY's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

WHITNEY'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
"HEN'ws reflect on the importance Ofth
w Liver aud the functions it performs in the
economy life, We cannot be surprised to find
it on many occasions, the seat Of extensive
and dangerous diseases.
There is no viscas in the human frame, that
is more importantly and more critically con
nected with life and health, than the Liver.
Chronic complaints are slow in their progress.
and gradually undermine the constitution, Civ
ing a check to the enjoyment o. health, without
alarming the patient until the evil ha. proce eded
far, as TO put it out Of the power of means for
recovery.
Bilious disorders in this country, are variable
in their appearance, producing complaints ofthe
stomach, head ache, lowness of spirits, debility,
fatulency, dyspepsia, nervous affections, costiye-
ness, jaundice, dropsy, &c. &c. and in many
cases, producing coughs, asthmas, and suppress.
sion or morbid secretion Of urine.
These Pills are calculated to excite the Liver
to healthy action, and assist in Gisgorgiug the
morbid ,ecretions which are generally accumula-
ell in such cases, and to encourage healthy ac-
ton Of the Liver, which is the incentive to every
other secretion in the system. They have been
found very useful in cases Of sick head ache,
when taken at the commencement of the COM
plant. and also in all .he complaints, mentioned
above, as well as in Chronic iphamations of tho
Liver.
SEA-FARrSo persons will fnd them particu-
larly useful, in visiting warm climates, whero
bilious disease. advance suddenly, and with most
serious effects, aEd when some powerful medi-
cine is the only resource TO arrest their rapid
progress.
They are very mild in their operation, and per-
fectly innocent, as well as highly beneficial in
their effects-apd may be used in all weathers
and seasons, without danger.
Each box contains 40 Pills, price so Gents.
N. B. Toprevent imposi ions, each box will
he enclosed with label, bearing an impression
Of the Good Samaritan, with the following iu-
scription ;" Hhiiney's Anti Bilious Pills." and
each bill Of directions will be signed by the in-
ven'or. Prepared aud sold wholesale and re-
tail by b. e. c. DYER, JRs. & Co. JOHN II.
MASON, & Co. and George II. TILIhSoHAsr.
April 10. W.T..
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We take decided pleasure repnblishing tn
.aunexsJ beautiful lines, which originally m.J'
their appearance in the Boston Courier. The!
are from the fertile pen Of lady. native o
fhi, state, the daughter Of tie Hon. ASH FL
Roppys, our representative in the Senate Ct u
Jnitsd States. Whatever this lady pressnts Y
the world, in the guise Of roetry.h distinguishes
for fts brilliancy, chastity and elegance. VI
storld feel ourselves honouYed, G she wosA -
.casionally favor u., with the smanatious Of he
elegant pen.
4 Iever to his mistress on her bridal ese.
Il is the tender twilight hour;
And glimmering through yon russst bower
The dying light is seen;
Giving family glowing tinge
Tche deep vines that gently fringe
IL latt'ces oi green.
The mellow whistle still is heard
OF that came dear, familiar bird
We u.sd to love so well,
Ere hal known the parting pain,
o. bis Of meeting thee again,
My own dear Roaabelle.
An, love, thou never csn,t forget,
When on the green our hamlet mei,
And merry pipes were played,
!Iow from the dance we stole away,
And tremblinsly isd the way
To yonder lovely shade.
We reached the bower; the moonbeams fell
Full on my lovely Rossbelle,
Making the fair more fair.
Like vinss rouui marble pillars hung,
Bo round her poIshed neck we're flung
Her sunsy wrsaths Of heir.
Ter shgcl face was turnei asids,
me kssA Of tsnoosnes 10 hiiA
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-07-21

The following poem entitled the Bachelor
was fowsrded to Us, by correspondent residing
in Charleston, South Carolina, for publication
ard would have appeared long before this, ha,
il not been accidentally misiaid. We insert j
more 10 plea &C the author, than for any particu
lar merit it contains. BY t.is, we do not say
however, that it Is entirely destitute Of merit =;
on the contrary, we conceive il to be highly
crcditsble to the talents Of the writer.
THE BACHELOR.
Whils, others sing the lattering song
or sweet domestic hlise;
And boast the rapture they have felt,
Frum Loves impassion'J kiss;
III, sing the pleasures Of his lie.
" ho knows no widow, msid nor vile
Within his own good, quiet Hall,
His bosom fnJs repOoe;
Nor with domestic Joys muss he
Feel those domestic Woss,
Which often prey upon the soul,
,Cjll alt is drowned IN the bowl.
The Bachelor may wander flea,
Nor xrieve for those he's LETT;
And were he, as he jour tneys on,
OF Wealth aud Fame bereli;
There'J be nor wife, nor child to sigh
At the cold gaze Of poverty.
He we'll may open Natures book,
And read its valued store;
s~i as he muses. Ger the work,
The Ca "iull adore;
Nor feel his study Drcl- '-''" ''-''~
or mur muring servant, child, or vie.
And il he seek for lighter joys.
70 cheer an idle hour;
With lov'i companions, may he not
Recline in Pleasures bower,
And taste the joys Of social life
As sweet, aspure, without w1e'
Oh ye-! the Bachelor may feel
Much, much unsullies' tov;
The married man may have his bliss,
Hut with il much alloy;
III be sonten. 10 pas through life,
Without the aid ofchild o~ wife. GEORGE.
Pxrhrlor's HnA, June, 1877,
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POHTR z.


ron THE LITERARY CADET.
TO LUCIA.
wish was in some deep grove
N'he,e Zephyrs siyh tbs n~,es of Love.
Aud there, unkno wing, and unkSo~n,
With Lucia, and myself. alone,
Could waste my tediou. lie away;
Charmed with her smile aui fond embrace,
Aud xuze snraptured on her face,
And wnrship Lscia, peerio's mail!
Tine iairest, lovcliest Of our race,
Or ere the heart Of Lover swayd.
on as1 gszsL, beguilcd, entranced, -
Aul o'er the dcwy meadows glanced
With Lucia, IN tae may ,dsv morn,
And listened to the shepherds horn,
q, listened 10 the batblinY ill
That murmurcd round the crr, ray hill,
Nv heart beat high with holy fires.
And moved each pulse with warm dcsires,
Aud half enchanted, half amazed,
on my much lvvei Luris gazed;
Aud blessed the day, when hrs' saw
The good, the far, .he lovely maid;
And fell the force Of cupids law.
And found myself NY love bet ~.
But blissful days! An. ye have flcd,
Aud left MO lonely. sad, forlorn.
And all your glorie. hence have sped;--
I curse the day tina: was bonn;
hate the hour, II hate the day
That gave me to this cruel world'
And led victim wide astray.
NV fate decreed;-my fate unfurled;
For am doomsllo live aud see
All that was lov'd---was dear to me;
Torn from my sids--AsuudtT riyen;-
To see the vows that once were gwen
At one " iell swoop" dispelled, Destroyed
And Lucia by foe decoyed;-
To SEE, my second seif espouse
The ,eb and Of my souls 'e;ose,
Forget her faith aud plighted vows.
And wed the author of NY woes.-
Luesa! ia-ewelI;-we meet no more;
We part like those who part forever,
Yet still love--sye still adore
Can I forget thee! Oh no. never!
And when beneath the valleys cio1s
I slumbsr in eternal rest.
And wa il the summons oi the Gods,
And with the earth my bosom's prest,
Saw, wilt thou then, tell my sad tale
IA cour,ly hall. or vsrdant vale.
And when thou speaks, OF iallen me,
Say Lucia, that died for thee. A~
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ASSIGNEE,s NOTICE.

NJ 0TICE is hereby given to The creditors Of
~ James Brown, Of Cranston, in the county
of Providence. labourer, that the said james
Brown has assigned his estate and effects to
the subscriber, for tho benefit Of said creditors.
All Of said creditors are requested to exhibit
and prove their respective claims to the sub
scriber, as soon as may be, and at furthcst
within six months from this date, 80 as to en-
able them to receive the full benefit Of SAID
assignment.
July T. A. KINGSLEY, .Astgnee.
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LIENS, vermont List drawn numbcra
IN 21
July Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
FOR S9ER

We foplAr FHes Home Tract, all that part of the
one thousand and seventy fons acre. and ihree
% h' and oevsr hefors offered tue public abut
m suo ne srsasy Pat tobacco Of 10. dos, r,aIiy
isd "iih the ssceptsR about 80 ae-a !, an IN
estsoie under Judieious of roiu IN,
s portion sht be reclaimed rus
1St auahI one n'e HON the turnpike and sigh from
. SVEN "atertd being inerseeted Nv many branch
ey.sa within u; limit: su therefore not 50 subj to
tom iaaj, well adapted the culture of T,mobv S III
E and TO ths purpose VI standing tobacco lots; shout one
'as otsnch iand IS still IN wood On the plantatiou
WIN good ,hreshng machine. The house Is
Son''sh handsome and situated on sn e;nepee eo,n,nsn
ing nearly the whole of the arabI- land of The ~ I1
70 10 another state the property is offered
low, lot eAn or credit and feel hesitation IN a,se;
that to tobacco planter few estates are more rb
Bedford, April 49, l.,
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MARSHaL,S SIZE

pursuance ct decree Of the Superior Court Of CAaree
81 aay Ja'aay 1921 IA the u dndesOn eroy Of
80 vs. Idss'eff, Randolph aud Others shall on tae al
y y nsrt on the premises esr for sale the kis
az P'biie auction, the Of Ld iyag IN he
~ herseO, mentioned Ia tke deed sqrig sfs tle an
ny Deein6er, 1872 from Richard Randolph 10 John G.
Gsd y ShtPpGrd the possession Of the des.
go; pI.sentGoes Of Francis Lstsis and TIE same
J sna' eDer for sae IN Ike ni.er u negro naa named
~, ~ 0o %. i passsssiOncf Richard Ranaoi Il dsis.er-
INIS.torths lend credit Of 6, ~, and 10 no1 A,
M e-cssisg bonds good personal sscr,.
aea y tTs on the land pt.resae n,on.y
'.e 'tcss casa xiii be required Should tas abors nae
SHyPTove 70 Dc gfr the sa teii{ be made fae Er E,
o"y "eeGJtsT Sale 10 commence at IL O'clock
A., y. GOERRIYZ', M sc. &c r. ID.
1>e5 i' Holds oroae of Al, DeD,,i.x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

James River Land for Sale.
OFFEh for sale tact 81 Land IN Jaues CITY county
situate al The Intersection Of the james aud
rvef called Pirsy Grove The tact contains UPWARDS u
100 acres two-thrd Of which heavily mbsred There
are about 400 II cleared snd the greater psrt low
gTound. be rest first quality wheat land vaiuahe fishery
attached to The Place Owing q the number minute IN
and out Of cultivation these Interests are united and ss
aStSJ title can be syea The plantation present under
cuHys,ion bat ' situation reuderng nooDveuient
send elry disposiou OF n (resefvins fe oressnt
1foS)w' po'siblebs made effect this, any feasonsbe
allowed. COStVAV vVuITrfE
Norfolk, May IS. 2sis
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SaLE OF TRnST pROpERTY

X virtue o deed Of tusl, made by John Henry Nan.
NJ, ~ hs wits TO myself sod Frederick Plsssu., Qbough
shed by The ssid Frederick )dateJ the 18Th Day IL Feb
aod admitted record 10 the clerks ofsos Of Chester
an county court the 18th day u Sept the yesr,
f' On tuesday the sh day Of the month, May 10
Sat the Bsf Tavern IN The city Of Rtchmond between
sq o'clock Of thai dsy, sell Tor cash. certain piece
o.s ol gound yirg ~ the town Of Manchester IA The
- o. Ohestered, being part Of the lot known 70 the plan
H. - sl to'Fu b. thc humber 2i2, two hundred tweiveO
E 70 RAISE sufficient 70 discharge cote given by
ca John Henry 70 William FAR, for s535 Nth interest
f rom The z0h day Of jan, 1914 and the eTPeosts st.
ne said trust Such title only wi he conveyed BY nae,
AprlfJ - "p'''e' - NVDA"SN-,,,,,'
80 Of tbe parties concerned, the above sale Is post
plsr gesday the 29h lost, when will be made the
No. "a oelseen the hours above menoned II far weather,
nes Ia oe sane place sud bevee1 The hour, the
Mss 80 1sy ihsre1stss, J. RCpINsoS, Tcesfee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

~ The ENQUIRER i. published twice wees seu,e,,,y
sud three ii,aes week during the State Lex
twsPriee tbs same heretofore Five Dollars per auun
payable ia advance Notes of Chartered banE
tuy) will be received payment The Editors will susan
tee the safety Of reuittins them by the postage
being paid, by the writers.
u No aper will be discontinued Out ierstou Of
The Editosso until all srrearsses have been paid up.
ar Wh.ever will guarantee the payment nine aper,
ihall have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Fnst Insertion rs esnt.-c.ch
contnnsnse so cents
- No advertise deserted, until has either heen pa,a
for, sssaUed BY rerson hi, city envnon.
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"a, = D Bedtord -.a.tor1leu al Lalr.

IN -Du
ESPEOtfuLLI informs the public aud partie.lnri hi,
1t'e'S residing II dtanu tat he has removed IRON
county oi Charlotte, Ia has Roanoke River
eus'eiy al fied: Fer y, The county Of Meekesbarr
Az 's''ers directed 10 han al Boydton, MeCkeabnv conn
ana luieror couts OF the eVunties Of Charlotte Halx
= and meeklenhu aud be found at ali taies al
.uou'e fOyo except while attending the above ma,nrd
e1uI.i Any business entrusted care, shall be strictly
Monte Purvo, Nay22 o..
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THE .qAlERfCR.V TTOTEL-

Wis extensive and eommOiSus establishments situate No.
\ - Broadway fronting the PAX, vicinity Of tn,
'y Hail. the Park lhsatre aud the principal Public In,tu.
'Gs ia fashionable part Of The CITY and convenient
ioea''6 fot visitors, whether Of business pleasure. will
De oPbeu on MoHday hsJ !st 1871, ny H. BaSt late OF
ffovdeae anu H. Boardmsn Of this City The
0 th Hotel cobIne Tue advantages OF numerous private
Paiours Tor famss with Chambers and the time en-
abie The occupants 10 offer guests SINGLE
WIZ ire place 10 each. There ssiicase, Each
Dy "a, passage extending The whole length aud
fune Dining Room large aud syy-The Hall. tfoughou,
we iei are spacious and Tight fhe whole esiabubmeut
hn'hsh ~ nes aud elegant style, and will be conducted IN
msnn-r cor spending with ~ lnastuJs and which Il is
confidently believed m en;ite the Subscribers 10 fair pro
poron OF NE public patronage. BLAKE q B0ARD9IAS
New York hIsy g. Iif-sf
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james Riper Lnuf for g,,1.

fhE tact OF land belonging The -,rs Of John cambridge
"a Is tor sale The above tract is situated 10 tie county 81
Efinee george, Immediately james river adjos the
lands OF George and William Harrison Esirs and ii Edioc
aua e9n'us aboaf * hundred Of the hes
uSos ~ Vagina, aud 70 inferior 10 nQne fertility
most VI heavily n,bered; It's loo alton anslv reoiS,
me most de'irabie uact of aud for this tine ~ yr-
es ttrs0n whhue 70 purrh5se terms b,
applying TO EdDrlnd ChsIn, Eco. or JOhu Dsndtdse a.
itiLhiound. April ~. ~
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lHPRIhE G60nN

an NE1LSo has received ny the Efort, Planter aud
snu hiade Pho large proportion Of his SPRING GOODS;
Pins an extensive and desirable Fancy and
Staple articles. Amongst which are 81 ,h an a =, ,, u ~
nus, buap ana Tiekabgrg. Irish Linens, Lawns Diapers
quo DsmssS, J"sone iul Book aud SWISS Mslns PLAN and
kerone Gnsnami Cscoe and DmIe., Drilhngs eens
hosiery Iius and Bua Ninkeens Tortoise She'll de mel md
TUCK S9iAo ~ ~ 81 aud Cd Brown Shrtgs Sheet
, peSshsd ShHing aud Sheetings, Domestic Plads and
NheoN bed Ticking, 81 &c All oil which will be sold on
March 50. ina
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aqusrery continued and held Tor Kty Queen
I county, on wednesday the fGih q May, 1927
N . ordered that the Sheriff Of h county, do make sale
blyi runaway slave the Ja " thu county
alter having sdyeftised bin according 70 law.
ROBERT POLLARD, ir. 4. C.
IN Pufsuance 10 The above ofde will bs sold Knx
Queen courthouse Monday the 9Th Of July next pubic
auction, for cash, nego bsued Billy 70 satisfy PRISON
fees. WIN STONE, Jaiior for
AHUHfBALD II. HAYWOOD
=. Sbsrig = Jsilor Of King Queen
u1g - 3 -
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SPRIyYG GOODS.

SPRING GOODS
fNILLIAm NEALE K co have received per the Cum.
w bsTiand, from Philadelphia aud other late af,.ls
from Ne" XorA, aPaIt q their SPIIns supply:
AMONG WHICH Ar
IA and 81 cotton cambria
Common and super crints, new style
MUil jaconet and book nnusns
Plain and 6sursd swiss niu5Us
PsTeian
Satin stripe aud Bingham,
Grecnndo.
Brown 6ambfic, Tor buunets
SWISS muslin, soaifs, eaprs, collars aud hJEgy
Elegant silk and gsure bdks
Cray Jane caps
Lace do
Bcbhuet wells
Plan coloured Gro De Nsp
81 if5b linen, d0rentiue
Cotton cassmeres
Bu6, white snd fancy eoiored MalsefIss
Blue aud yellow nanktens
Ladies KID, h0Tseskin sud beaver gloves
With macy other articles which they offer for sa!e az their
usual lov prices. ~
Ayril 20. 10 ~
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Medical Institute Of pb;laIsI,bi,

Et4uE Snugsr Course Of Lfeiirss sgi 5egia OF Mo-,4,
IA the BIN Day Of APRIL aud eud the SATURDAY. preced
Use lrst Monday Of November. The mouth VI August !,
vacation.
Nsihauel Chapman, III ~. On the Practice Of Medicine
VIM p. DEVICE, VI. D. On Midwifery.
Tho' Harris, N. D. Surgeon u. Staies Navy On Opera-
tive Surgery.
sanL Jackson, NJ D. On siatefin Modicl
Wm. T. Homer, NJ D.. On Anatomy
Juo Mtchen, NJ. D. o. Chemistry.
Jshu Bell H. D. Oh the Institutes Of Medicine and Ifedi
col jurisprudence.
Hugh l. Hodges ii. D. On The Principles Of Surgery.
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FOR REVT or tF4Sp

q EAauE Tan Yard and Morocco Factory, within ANAL
can he got very cheap The Yard Ba.k Sli ana .nse,on.
SHrs are all IN good order, and the wOiL IN
aet theiotn Oh July next, and have l possession u
M o. axe" Atu' WA. DEPRIESr.
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FOR SdLE,

FUH D.ILE,
Tim Plate IN boxes
Il BisIier's copper
Sd Wrought uails
Eaftben Ware, sssorteJ, N crstes
London Potter and Brown Stout
Msdeirs Wine
Liverpool 6lied sack5 Of ssh
Quart aud pint bottles
Eugiish white lead, ground IN oil
Nay Is. s-er.
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KYLE &>COCHRaN,


AVE just received large additional supplies of Sprnr
Goods which, together with The stock gu hand they
aen consists, IN part, as folow', viz:
Jackcpei and Swiss Ma.in Robes
Plain . and fsured SWISS Muslin to"e very fu)
LsPp., & Tainbourd do
do d. Book ~
"A & Cd Pisin do dp
Book Muslin Robes
sssis. Muslin Pout, Crsx1s
Muslin In,srting 6Ouncss
- 49, ga Cambria
a. & Sd Jaekunet do
Sd Cambria bingham
Cd Jaekonet do
Cd Garcia do
ehiliaa Battisse Robes
Calicoes great variety ssme vety hardsrmr
Garment * Cambria Dim,y
Furniture do
Thread Lace. & Edsns,
Bcbtntt Lace Veil, Gaps Cspes
do do half HdkG & Collars
pohbnei Gimp Lace, Peariing Quilting
Black ltailn Lustring
Plaid figured black Gro De Naples SIX
DO do great variety of colours
Black satin Levautne
do French satin 4 mode
do Levantinrs
Fsensh saiins x aoresee,, assorted ecc,rs
Canton nanketn grapes
Figured Mandariue Rnbes
Sinchew,, Sarceneu ersPe shanp
Black white Italian Grape
Gauze, Barge i silk hsks
Ciauze, satin & iu,,ring ribbons
Cape Lisse, assorted colours
Belt Ribbons, shaded checked
Piping cords giinps
Ladies kid gloves long aud short
Misses do
dentiemens Buck Beaver gloves, some very stout
SILK cotton hoseiy, English, Fl ench & German
Cotton q silk suspenIeis
White 81 coloured maiseilts
Ioug short pie ces yellow nanEins
Blue do
British twilled Yelliw DO
PLANK ~. led Jeans and csssimeres
BLACK < mixed everlasting
FreRch English linen drilling
Black cireassiaus Denmark s@ueens
DoMbsziDss and bonibazeits
Blue Il black cloths 4 cassimeses
"a 4 "A Irish lIaeOs K lawns
ga, ga X 1914 Diuper
Russia a buds eye do
FLEMISH l. IRISH sheeinss
Cotton linen fixing
Ciark's spool & floss cottUn
Floss thread, assorted Nos.
PALM leaf 4 feather fans
Umbrellas & Parasvls
Brown bierched domestic.
Ozuabuigs, Tcklenbuggs, sc. &c.
ILaSO:
Superior boiling cloths, assorted Nos
NAV IIS-fiI,ur,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29
aJVDERSO.N, G.dRTH 8, co.

HJFDERSOyT, G.GRTH & co.
and receiving per the chooners Reaper
GAaud Magnolia from Boston, and Sea Horse Easrt & Me
shS from New,Yyk, the following articles which they offer
To- sale upon their usual terms:
tS HHDS st. Crox, Muscoyado and ~ Orleans Sugars
W. IS bids. assorted loaf DO
ESQ bags green coffee, pant very superior
~ bids English Island Mol1nsJ
20 q do do and whskey
so do Ofd high proof do
punoheom Antigua rum
do old jamaica DO
. pipes tine old Coguse Brandy
~ bbs apple do
4 pipe old Holland Gin
Sicily
YUl
%slns, and Wines
= boxes guupywder teas
candles, JscksDn's add WoJdrools brands
lVO Kegs Besitj's guUpowGer
10 ton shot, assorted
az do non, assorted
. do plough mOudg
German English snd American Steel
Sui end wrought Nails
Bar lead
Indigo msdder, alum, eoppraI
ffePPtr, Pinento giuger, nuimegs
up teller, aud wrapping paper
1ed csrd5, plough IIues tUIue
DcmJ0hns, Sonewue
lotion Ysrns and From the Union 81 nufacuuiuy
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