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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

NfoliCE.-By virtue OF a deed of trust exc
~ coled 10 me by Daniel +. Christian. to Sc
cure debt due John Christian aud recorded ON
the 10Th day Of November, la22 and Of + cord
IN the clerk office OF Amherst county, will be
sold, at said Christians house, ON llarfs's
creek, onthe 9th day OF November, ior ready
money, The following property to wit. three
beds, two tables, one trunk, one desk, four
chairs &C. Acting as trustee, will only convey
such tItleas is vested in me by deed aforesaid
PEIER +. CHRISTIAN.
Arg. 80. tctds4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15
Sign of the Golden Mortar,

HHn sired. LgpebbUJg,
p 5 constantly receiving fresh suppllesoi Drugs
= Medicines. Surgical Instruments, Paints
Oil. Dye-Stnns. perlimerY &ac &c.
All ofshIch may be had on the most reason
able terms. June d.
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seALuABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

Y Will be sold, TO the highest bidder IN
Saturday the 9th day o. October next on The
premises, that we'll known and valuable c,'afs
Brokers Ferry ON Stanton River, IN Halhs
county, containing between -four and FIVE nun.
dred aces. belonging 10 the estate of trofs.
harston. decd Also, at the same time ani
paca. alll be sold. another tract of land tm5
cont suous TO The former tract, containing he
tween two and three hundred acres. and ln9gn
by the name OF The Camping Bottom. Term
made known ON the day of sale.
BY THE EXECUTORS.
Oct. A. ctds9=
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

ri OR RENT.-A house and lot or Federal
~ bill, handsomely situated tor a family resi-
dence, with an excellent garden attached
A. HATCHER.
Aug. 80. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15
New Arrival of Books.

u VIE subscriber has the pleasure OF annonns'
ing 10 his friends and the pnblic generait'
that he Las received direct from Philadr'l ha,5t
the last evenings stage, few very splendid ned
works which he will sell very low
Among the books are the following ne" soi'
viz:
Reuben Apsley in vols by the author 81
Brambletye House, The Tor Hill &e.ee. Inn
work is So universally praised lhat any 'oht
more SAID from me might be supe fuous.
The Epienrcan Tale by Thomas Moore t1'
is said to be decidedly the best production it9u
the pen fthe author.
The Living and the Dead-This work IS wen
worthy the attention my religious friends as '5 !,
public generally and am greatly mistaken Il
all who read IT is not well pleased with IT,
The Subateln or Sketches of the Penlnsaa"
War during the Campaigns of lSl3--l4, by @'
eye witness, this work is we'll worthy the al'tP
ton OF every person, aud much question "he,'5
er more interesting work was ever pnblisl,g,u'
ABRAM X. NORTH
Sept IL.
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Leather at Auction.

~ n the 23d INST | will sell out my entire
~ stock OF LEATHER. comprising Naxed
aud Russet Upper, Kip aud Calf Skins, Skirting,
Hog Skins. Harness Birdie Leather. Sole Lea
Iher, &c three Slaves, and sundry other articles.
The sale will take place at my Office near me
Market House Terms will be liberia, and made
known on the day of sale.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Oct. IL. ids %
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BARGAINS IN CLOAKS.

be opened this day large assert
~ ment of 1loaks OF every description
Also, cases as orted heavy Great Coats.
Apply 10 ANDREWS ~ BROTHERS.
Oct. &.
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Ocf |

~ \ the 2nth of December next, iflmr il not,
~ the hlst fair day, the subscriber will sell
At public ancton a credit Of twelve months
before the Franklin Hotel, IN Iynchburg, -
lkelv negroes, consisting of men, women and
children Ihef are negroes OF fine character !.
among them ate several cooks and house SER
wants. lfthet be MI sold none day. the sale will
be canlinued Until they are all sold
Inc subscriber will likewise sell privately his
tract Of Land IN Bedford county, situated on the
north aud south folks Of Goose Greek aud on
IA main road leading from iynchbnrg 10 Fin
caste. l. miles wet Of Liberty and adjoining
Cant Bnlnrd. h contains about l.lue acres. Of
winch soo are nneleHed. The part which is
nrleared, except very small portion, is excel
lent tobacco land. Oh the cleared land 100
eres ate low grounds ollhe first quality aud The
remainder remarkably fine high land This
Is nne Of the bcSt tracts OF iaud IN the up
per country. being well adapted to the cuti.a-
non Of tobacco aud all Kinds OF grain il lies re
maIkabls well and Is very free from stone if df-
'drd II would make two very handsome tracts
which snall be done, If those who wish to pur.
ehaSe wlshu. Persons wishing 10 purchase may
appl, tothe subscriber residing IN the neigh.
bouhood OF New London, or To Capt Buiord,
residing near the tracts.
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-. X. SAMUEL fLEMlNG-As you are
ssS3 not an inhabItant OF Tins commonwealth
we hereby notify YOU, thai we shall take the de-
position OF James y. hskew AT his house, in Lo
gan county, state OF Kentucky, on the BIRD day
of October next to be- read as evidence at the
hal OF the suit depending in Campbell county
court, wherein We. AS assignees OF said Askew
are plaintiffs aud you are defendant. Shoudsa
deposition not be taken on that day above ma
med, then il will be taken on the da. after.
PANNlLL & NONLIN
Sept. %. tlc4
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Real Estate for Sale.

sHElE Subscriber will offer for sale on Fri.
day the 18th day of this month. al pubic
auction, his House and Lot, lying on Grst street
near Martins Ware House. Those wishing to
purchase " lido well TO attend As am deterInn-
ed to sell. The terms will be liberal The sale
sill be conducted by J. Il ID Payne
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
\. b. All persons having ANY claims against
the subscriber will present them, as am gong
to move from this place, and wish TO close all
accounts. W. JOHNSON.
Oct l. 3tq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

r osf. IN The 2d.i msf pacbage Lottery
II Tickets III tae II Navigation, I las NJ :.
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IILILAAl IRVINE

u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement ill the day of sale, and
forward then bill 10 this office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
his
From he Baltimore .fmerican.

/. RRAZll. AND BUENOS AIN
tn he attention OF an esteemed friend, the
EDITORS Of The american are inde5ledsor the loi-
Owing extract Of a letter from respec lanie
house at Monteyidco, under date OF 10Th Aug
Il s,vs:-"As to our market, ", have but HIKE
10 communicate, having had our hopes oil peace
81 frequently disappointed, that we hardy veil
lcrc to hold out new prospects. we can ony
coafrm the opinion formerly given, tna' whe"
pace i, made, the country will be ionha 81
b4le Of goods, tina, for time good business
NAV be expected. This place Is cut OH "o"
all communication with the Interior county,
viii the exception of some ciandes.me'
business, which does not, however, materis"y
aFrsl general trade. Our flour market Us sup
Piled for some time; Of salt provisions tnere %
NIcas, stock for year; wines and spi,''' a
doll; lumber not much in demand: naval Stores
prccarious; brown shirtings seems likely 10 itn-
prove in prices, and also 20 be affected oy 'ne
lower rate Of duties Imposed on Brush eoou''
soap, sperm candies, butter, hams, ana sumo
iaer articles Of minor importance, ohy "a
continued TO maintain fair prices. for Pa'"0
rllars We refer 10 inclosed quotations :
"A spare capital could not be inseS!ea ~
Buenos Ayres 10 great advantage. Dii'' VI
NE Uni,cG States may be negotiated al 90 s'S
ior dollar IN Buenos Ayres, on Montesioeo
one dollar for IS, in B Ayres; on Londo" e ,Is
per dollar. Hides may be purchased al o. -.
currency per IS lb.;-thus in currency % :"
United States at about 10 cents per To- anu W.,
proper care may be preserved any time, p.n
on London or Monteyideo can be mnch MOI
easily negotiated that in the United states NJ,
The Rio Ssliudo was blockaded by the D's
lillian frgale Impesatrice, and some sman e ne
SO that the Buenos Ayreans find 1t very OH
cub TO get their prizes into port, sesera,
which were burned about the beginning Oh ~
gust. The Brazilian Corvette Mussaco, one ,
their best vessels had parted from the orlss :
dependent, O'Mort, and Cobokolo, In pa"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20

5ero about the 10th August, and had not bee,
heard OF on the goth, il was supposed she ha,
foundered. The Brazilians were very ac,iveI,
employed 10 repairing the Notifications al Mon
tevideo, so that there was a prospect Of IN,
wars continuing yet long time
A new Admiral and new Commander a
Montevideo had been appointed. Supplies a,
bundant, except fuel, and business very dull
| Law passed at Buenos, July 90, 1927.
LIST. The expectation of Gold and Silver BY
water is absolutely prohibited in this Province,
and by land if destined 10 any quarter occu
pied by the Brazilian army.
I'd. Any specie or quantity of gold or silver
found within less than FIVE yards Of the Beach
or Bank OF any stream 6y which il NAV be ex-
ported, will be con6scated. The whole given
TO the finder or finders, between whom it shall
be equally shared
Sd. The delinquent shall further forfeit TO the
Treasury, SWIM equal to that found upon him,
IN default whereof he shall be obliged to serve
hive years as common soldier.
This law was in full force when the last Bri,
fish packet lert 9uenos Ayres. The passen-
gers were searched from head 10 foot, even
Obliged TO take off their boots; coats, sc. 10 any
ruffan WHO may chance to pass. This Law, so
generally enoned on all to execute, will un.
doubtedly be productive Of many bad conse-
quences. \ duty has been levied of per cent
on the expectation by land of merchandize.--
An additional duty of 10 per cent has been lie.
Wed on the importation Of liquors, wine, sc
Those shipping Beef from Buenos Ayres must
deposit in the Custom House bond Of S3 for
every quintal shipped. which bond is forfeited
to the Treasury "should the vessel be taken,
lost, or in any way not accounted for by Con-
sular or other certificate from Consul or other
authority residing in port friendly to Buenos
Ayres, within eighteen months" This applies
10 our flags. Notwithstanding the high cost
al the article, the common duty and the bond,
there will undoubtedly be the usual quantity
shipped, grea: proportion Of which will find
lis way 10 the Brazilians.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
From he Ns & :; E EI ( Pqi{gY, 3drertissr

We have been favoured with Maracayoo pa.
,s,, 10 the goth Of August, up to winch Pet'ou
go,bipr Of Importance appears 20 have occurre"
:, ,ba, mart of { olombia Public attention was
,,,ke 10 the political condition OF the country
and IN. editors found enough anonymous cor
rs,noDdenrs 10 furnish remarks on the ooJec's
Of The approaching Convention. The papers
5,rore seemed to avoid expressing any opinion
on the Colombian Constitution; and we Judge
ha, i, finds d powerful opposition IN tha' Guy
\, we'll as in other parts of the republic ln-
ICED Bolivar himself is ashamed OF II; and so
are most of the papers which really are In
is Gyour--wilness the Gazette de CarlaSe-
na." 1t is too great an aosurdi'y even 70
name that tyaannical code 10 tree people;
We are persuaded it Can never be iorceo
upon Colombia, unless by a plan which we nave
.arrly heard suggested in conversation No
hing in the present constitution, we unaer-
wand, forhids soldiers from voting; and some
recent dispositions Of troops in different towns
make it 10 BE- apprehended that they are 10 DC
lrorght TO the polls where opposition Is areau'
3D. Such measure would be highly impro-
hH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
325 Tons of Swedish Bar Iron.

S25 Tons OF Swedish bar IRON.
UUsT received per brig Diligence from Stockholm
% consisting of fat bars, from 10 inches-Sde and
from to inch thick, square bars from inch to
inches and round ditto from 8, inch to ! niche a
s PHINEAS JANNEY.
10 mo 16--7t
The National Inteigcncerand Richmond Compiler
will publish the above three times and send their &C
counts TO this Office for pay ment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
The American Chesterfield.
Just received and ON sale 6y
n YuIInH nnIIn nxncnM

PISHEY THOMPSON,
YNHE AMERICAN CHESTERFIELD, being selec'
j. tons from the Letters of Lord Chesterfield to his
Son. and extracts from other eminent authors on the
subject polteness Bya member Of theiPhiladelphia
Bar volume, with frontispiece, neatly bound
Price dollar.
Pathological Anatomy, the last course OF XAVIER
Dichat; from Autographic Manuscript OF r. A:
Beciard; with an account Of the life and labors OF
Bichat by F. G. Boisseau, member Of the Royal Acad-
emies of Paris and Madrid translated from the French
vol. 8vo ST.
New Hvmns r ,ba cb"roh svn Perrin,
and Rand's Penmanship. SCOTS Napoleon, 81. Gay
lords American Razor Strop, IS cents Cohen's Pre-
pared Black Lead and Chalk Pencils. Grenville's
Chemical Ink Powder, Gains Cologne Water, 81
so per box. Lady of the Manor, vol. S. Rodgers
Silver Steel Penknives
Washington October 20. $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20

usr;cqa Sguadfon brig Mary Beckett
rived at Philadelphia on the 10th inst. from
Trinidad de Cuba. On the 2sth OF September,
oFCa7e Antonio, saw four sail with Spanish
l,rs which proved TO be Com. Porter's
,cn,Jron consisting Of the frigate Libertad,
,,;,s Guerrero, Herman, and sloop Surprize-
-. ho rdeJ ard ordered on board the Conn
rrodore's vessel, with her letters and papers,
,at iaeaed politely.
La5cras's Sguadroa,-Tke Schooner Sham
.o,k which arrived at Baltimore, on Thursday
.s. from Havana, reports that the whole Span
in squadron was lying in the Harbour OF Ha-
yana on the 9TH inst.
The information contained in these accounts
.,a5Ishrs the incorrectness of the report fran
New Orleans, relative 10 supposed action be-
.s.en The hostile fleets.
The Editors Of the Baltimore Chronicle are
indebted TO the politensss OF commercial
friend, for the following extracts from letter
dated
ST. THOMAS, 29rh Sept. 1927.
"Tbs market has much improved tor Amer
can provisions. There is not a barrel OF flour
At present for sale in first hands.
Sales were made few DAYS since at IS per
pork, beef, mackerel, herring, rice,
cora, lard, soap and bread are all much wanted
md will command L fair price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Public Sale

WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, on the
Il 22d instant, al y o'elock, on the premises,
"A LOT OF GROUND,
situated in the town of Alexandria, and bounded a.
follows:-begnning OIL the north side Of Montgomery.
street at its intersection with the west side of Alfred.
street, and running thence norhwardiy Alfredst,
three hundred and thirty feet to the line of John
Mandrvilles lot, thence south eighty FIVE degrees,
west hundred snd fifty two feet to Patrickstreet,
thence with Patrick street two hundred and twenty.
seven feet to Montgomery-street thence eastwardly
two hundred and forty feet inches to the be-
ginning being of the lots sold by Sarah Ftzhugh
to Lewis tpkns and by Hipkins to T. r. Mason, and
by him to me. -.
This lot has post and rail fence two sides of it,
and las been for several years taken in timothy.
good title will be made to the purchaser.
oct Is r w. HEWITT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Night Auctions:

4 T early candle light on Monday evening next
n the 22d inst at my Auction Rooms shall sell
great variety of Dry Goods, suitable to the present
season, also, various articles of ready made clothing
and hardware, also, u few figs
GEO JOHNSON, Auct.
In STORE so hams family bacon,a few pots nice
lard, dozen rsh.bottomed chairs, 9 bales cotton,
refined sugars &c. and for saleone superior cotton
gin of40 saws oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
New Classical SchOOl.

A SELECT Classical school viii be opened on me .n
"A first Of November next, in connection with ue
Episcopal Theological Seminary OF vS" a. ,hs. in
s,;tn,;on The principal object ofths school will be
se.uuon ~. i, the Latin and Greek Languages
CIV. - however be desired by the parent: or
eusrd;ans the pupils win devote portion OF Their
time to Geography. Rhetoric History Ar''n"euo'
Ehe number of pupils will be limited to twenty
TIL. nice of board and tuition $50 per annum Paya.
III Quarterly in advance. Each pupil will be expect
cd to furnish his ownbed &c. For further parteunrs
;nnwuv NAV be made of the Rev. kEUSL KEITH e. Il.
"4"y and WIIIIax JAcksor. Alexandra, d.
| aug l4-2awtNt a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Oyster and Beer Mouse,

wv SlCI NtIN DOSN HA"SDOf
O,y;osife the Franklin Hotel, King street.
NEHEMIAH HICKS
UNIFORMS the public that he is prepared to furnish
! those who NAV favor him with call, with
Oysters efthe best quality,
or which he intends TO keep constant supply Par,
ties accommodated with private rooms, and furnished
Win such articles as requested, and fah''ies VIII"
sLuck oy siers .iH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
ArrlEN AST.Dl4gAs
,,r,,ppAy MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1877.

,v. refer the reader to subsequent column
:. he spirited proceedings Of the Lynebburg
.,i.Jackson meeting. Virginia seems deter
.;osd 10 free herself from the misrule OF the
p;.huond Junts. Success 10 her noble efforts.
he proceedings Of great meeting in Jeffsr-
,,r county, are before US; they shall be publish
I'd in our next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20

The New Brunswick FREEDMAN says that
.b,re is remarkable majority for the admin
;.,r,,ion in the Legislature, although the Pres
dental question seems TO have been raised
=. b,, few of the countie>. The Jackson men
ia no, think il prudent TO do SO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20

The New-York Commercial Advertiser COM
,utcs the loss Of human lives in that city by
t,,irp from the whar,cs, in the night, at secen
l.,d,sd and thirty in year, and hence urges
=. necessity of placing fence round the
Sips.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Fa,l Fashions.

Fail FASHIONS.
rus1 received from New York, per Schr. Column
S;a and now opening variety ofpat,ern hats caps
u &c. of the latest fashions and suitable ior
he approacbng also an elegant ass"rt"f1,
Ice yeiIs corsetts, gold and silver lace,
anu snaurIes, silk cords, tassels buttons, pune
bobinett lace caps, ribbons, artificial heWers
ours oo' MARY MOONEY.
&c. &c.
oct lo-Sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-30
no. $500
XinAsay, HIN, & Co..

ITAvING a House in New.York, where all their pnf-
chases are made at auction for cash, enables them
to sell here (Which they are determined to dog on as
good terms as goods can be gotten from any marketm
the regular way, and invite those wishing to purchase,
to call and Judge for themselves. Their preseh' s'ocA
is extensive-among which are; -
SIS binds N. Orleans sugar, Island I'd quaSy
~ do Wa do do
Is do N. - MS moIasses
z puncheons Jamaica rum
S pipes cognac brandy. part Sugett's brand
40 chests Y. Tyson tea Jail fresh &
l6 half do do do part supe-
Is boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do } rlor quail.
SIS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
90 barrels Ss n mfss pork Do N. York city inspection
25 do gin, very good
IS do fine old whiskey
Is casks Goshen cheese
SO boxes OK ' eransss Sicily. in fine order
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled
% barrels cider
Pimento, pepper, indigo. snuff, spanish segars.
starch, copperas, madden, ~ssltpetre, ground and race
ginger, soap, bedcords letter and wrapping paper, &c:
anril -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-30
q + NJ. Parsons
go Reward.

NOR experimenting and securing in Jail, BILLY
Il JOHNSON, who murdered a drayman in Frcde-
r~icksburg. Johnson is a large light mulatto, about
Ave feet ten or eleven inches high, has a bald head,
large beard and ~whiskers, a scar or his upper lip, on
the left side, a small piece off the lower part of the
right ear; is subject to q breaking out and ~innamma.
ton on his right ANGLE, . little above the JOINT, if be
walks much in warm weather, which has left some
scars; about 40 years of age, is a shrewd fellow, ca,,
read and write, and suspect will try and r ass as free
man. had on a blue cloth coat, with metal buttons.
black homespun ~waistcoat and pantaloons. IwilIg give
the above reward If he is secured, and information is
gwen to the Mayor OF Fredericksburg, SO thath he gets
him. HENRY ]eIryuJTCR
ling George County, Va. April 1S-l7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-30

Cornero of King and Pitt-streefs .7'era"aa
NEWTON respectfully informs the pubic s'nA'
U-MORROW
lie viii open his extensive ana ,;an n @seou nI,rlI merchants,
ishrnsn. io and others, who may think proper to favor
him with ,ne,r bas been spared. to render the House !s
, No ssP1es in every particular; and he pledges ,Ss S;s, ri@.
His Stables are spacious april so
-. ogo f,ithful OstIer. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-30

Removal.
yoHN MANDELL, respectfully informs his
fr;ent the public, that he has removed his
E.rawa1e, to the north east corner of King and
Del st] in the well known stand, lately occupi-
aJ NV ,Ierron, where he intends keeping Il con-
tan; su1fevery article in his line of business.
! ASJUSTRECEIDED,
.,, bSlniycs and forks, in full sets
G. ousalo, do. DO. do
TTs }rks of every description
par nishoe and butchers knives
RasorIs and shears
Hoes } variety
, h k pad, cupboard, cncst and till locks !
Shows and andirons
Mantllnd toilet looking glasses
Tabld, candlesticks, &c. &c, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-30
New and CMeap Goods
-oEsw II. BRENT & CO.

SO$3N H. o" n.
VI met received from N. York ana IL" open.
the following articles. winch 'hel nrices for
ing and offer for sale at v ane street, four doors east of
cash. at their store OH N"e
The Washington l aVerh
Super blue and black cio.hs
Hins on5 black ~cassimercs
uondsome assortment OF Ves'hSe
Plain and stripe hoi
eam "1sr,nt assortment of calicoes
white and colored sattee"s
Wilmington stripes .u..r
white and brown drill'nSs
Cotton stockings and sooN'
Cross larred and shaded m %s
p,a;M and figured Swiss do
pia;n and Ggurged buf craSa's
Diam and plaid silk do
;,ambric insertings
GanJ.r;ne robes, Canton grapes
yeuov, and white canvass
ru,el and working cotton
:. Dastblack double florence
. ,Wb;,e and bfse Grape ieisse
Horse skin and KID s'9se'
Beaver
Fine bobanett laces
pobanetts "A, 54 and Of "'ae
figured do -
Gimp lace, pearling, ioo""e
white and black wells ,,ue
Bobanett scarfs, collars anu HUM
Bobanett caps ,;gerent colors
.ir plain and watered G%rodenaP' q : 1ad;es' drcsse
m. Barage granadene, anew wv
%. tortoise shell tuck combs
~. DO do side do
N BRAZILIAN combs, cotton fringes
&C. Bunch and puff curls
LET Irish linens and lawns
.av Swissli linens and sheetings
sc Swiss trimmings
q sCambric collars and ruHs
Domestic cottons
.ra. Cotton Yarn d,;lv expect
With a variety OF o'hsf ar'''e'' !" april q
6 additional SUPPLY