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NOW FOR THE BARGA'NS!!
Direct from .Nc,D York.

RaORSE & DRAPER, No. 8, Market st.
We West Side, will open this morning, a SUI
pcrb lot Of Cloths, Cassimcres, Duilis, Lyon
Skins, Plaids, real goats hair Candles, Book :
ings, Flanncls, &c. the most of which wcrc
purchased at the New York auctions, the last
week, and will be sold at small! advance for
cash or good paper. LifcWise, ono case bang
up Cords, real stou: article; plain Manchcs-
ter olive Cravats; elegant black and co!orod
Italian Cravats; rich silk. striped and figured
velvet Vestings; toilinet aud Valencia dltto;-
Swiss plaid Cravats, large size; patent spring
Suspcndcrs; common ditto; Woodstock, buck
and castor Gloves; lambs wool and worstcd
Hose and half Hose; French cotton Drawers,
good article: lambs wool Shirts; Gurnscy
Frocks; Comfortcrs; Canton Flannols; green
crimson and black Bombazetts; plain and iig-
urcd heavy floor cloth Biizc; Tartan PIa'ds,
at the lowest prices; few pieces OF line un ,
dressed Gmghams, 81 wide; few pieces OF
fashionable Prints. With variety OF other
articles too numerous 10 mention, all ot when
arc offered at the lowest market pricc'
on hand, n largo assortment oi Ready
Made Clothing.
Garments cut and made 10 order, nj short
notice, and every article warranted TO III.
September 20 Il
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80 TO BOSTON.

COMMERCIAL LINE OF STAGES.
Fare reduced to 81 80 from Providence to
Boston.
vHNHE Citizens Coach Company have used
IL and are still using their utmost endeavors
to run the Commercial Line off of the road, that
they may have an opportunity of again DOOM
ing passengers to pay them three dollars for a
passage to Boston. But it seems the public
are determined to defeat their object by the
patronage they give the Commercial Line.
j. tages will leave Providence every morn
ng at O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's,
July ii. A. FULLER.
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NEW SHOE STORE.
No. II, NoRTH MAIN STR,

No. IT, NORTH MAIN STREET..
EOSEPH II. MASON respectfully informs
% the public that he has opened Shoe
Storo at No. ii, North Main street, where he
will keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment of gentlcmcn's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
Prunella, Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Bootecs, together with u general assort-
ment of childrens' Shoes, all of which will be
sold on the most liberal and accommodating
terms.
GD-J. II. M. having removed from his old
stand, and made a new arrangement in his
business, particularly requests that oil persons
indebted to him will make immediate payment.
October 10
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

THvIIE Brewery, under the superntcndcncc
n of Holmes S M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
SANITY on hand, very extensive supply OF Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers. SIN October lo
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THE MANUSCRIPT.

EHUTCHENS s. CORY, No. I, Markc;
n H. street, will receive subscriptions for tho
Manuscript published in tho city of New York
1t will be collection solely of original Es-
says, Tales and Dispositions, suited TO tho
taste Of the cravcst and livcl est reader. They
will be purely American, and executed in tho
best typogra phical style.
TERMs-Thc Manuscript will be published, ,
and delivered to subscribers, on the first of
every month, at four dollars per annum; or
two dollars scmi-annually in advance.
N. b. the September and October numbers
may he examined as above. October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-10

Sailed on Saturday, ship Hazard, Chacc, Savan'
nah; schr Domestic, Hall, Philadelphia; schr Plan
ter, Gaddng. Omoa; sloops Alonzn, Child, New
York; Providence, Bi own, do -,nd others.
On SUNDAY. ship Eliza * Abby, Wood, savannah;
sloops Samuel Slater, Chapman, B,tihorc; Eliza
Ann, Potter, New York.
Passenger in the Samuel Slater, Capt. Davis. late
OF schr John s. Spence.
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JOSIAH I. EDDY,

MANUFACTURER of Patent Bellows, for
Wa the use ofJcwelers, White Smiths, Foun-
dcrs and Coppersmiths, continues to carry on
the business on an extensive scale. All orders
will be promptly and punctually obcyed. His
manufa ctory is on Eddy's Point, two doors
north of the now Steam Mill.
October 6. IT,
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CONFECTIONERY AT AUCTION.

VWyHE subscriber will sell at Auction, on
n Wednesday, the 18th instant, at No. 81,
Yves minstcr.st. his Stock in Trade, consisting
of Confectionery, &c. if not previously disposed
of at private sale +. G. SCHAFFER.
N. b. All persons indebted to the subscri-
her, arc requested to make payment by the
first of November next, as all accounts, after
that date, will be left for collection.
October g.
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SJTpERFINE BEAVER HATS.

VENHE subscriber respectfully informs his
M friends and the public that he has en-
hand and is constantly receiving large sup
plies ofsupcrfnc Beaver. and first quality OF
imitation Beaver and low priced Hats, when
are offered for sale on tho most accommodat-
ing terms, at No. 81, Westminster street.
October 10 t. ASA FAIRBANKS
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NEW GOODS,
M Nos. I and 3 Parturot ST,

.Ht Nos. I and 3 Pdrturet street
WE ARKER 81 WARDwELL have just re-
n u plenished their stock of oflIardwarc from
the last imp ortations which, with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very
generally complete, which they oilcr as usual
on accommodating terms. both for cash or ar-
proved credit. Grateful for past fayourf, they
solicit continuance. Sept 20
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CLEARED.

Ship Eliza & Abby, Woo, Savannah-by ). y
A. B. Arnold.
Brig Mary, Andres, Wiimngton-by Richmond
Bullock. o..
schr Planter, Glaiding, omca-by Richardson 4
Whitaker.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Batimorc-by r.
& ID. Rhodes.
U. l.. sloop Providence Brown, New YORK.
u. l.. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Potter, New York.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

HA FRANCISCO B. CaSAS, respect
HH. fully informs the ladies and gentlemen
of Providence, that he has taken Room at
No. 40, Choapside, up stairs, and is ready to
commence his School for the instruction ofthc
Spanish Language.
n;-Should sufficient number apply soon,
class Of young gentlemen will be instructed in
the evening. OctoDet ~
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NEXT SATURDAY.

NEXT SATURDAY.
NJ EAT and h,ndsomo, but not gaudy. q
l. Y dollars must touch tie 5000, Just so
exactly Fact 'pon n'or-no mistake there
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Will positively be drawn on Saturday next
when for the trilling sum Of two dollars. somo
one must possess themselves Of the (to say
more Of it) truly comfortable srm Of three
thousand dollars. ard besides stand q fair
cha acc at all tho following comfortah bio prices
in this handsome scheme.
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SWEET ORANGES.

SWEET ORANGES.
% RAA Havana Oranges, fresh i'm
Oo2NHv ported. Also, Is boxes
Bunch Musca'el Raisins, in prime order, with
an extensive retail assortment Of Gro ceres. as
usual, at YOUNG'S,
October 10 No 81 Market SQUARE
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N. Y. & II. |. STEAMBOAT LINE.

N. 7. q X. I. SIE AM-BUNI LINZ.
dzsra The Washington will
49, IN leave Providence THIS
YCS:s::s1....aY-s-SGtt:l2 DAY, at IL O'Clock,
noon, for Ncw-York, af-
ter which tho boats will run Oh Thursdays,
Saturdays and Tuesdays, leaving Providence
at IL o'clock, at noon; returning, will leave
Ncw-York same days at p. nj.
Sept 26
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BARLEY WANTED.

ENOLNIES & M'CULLOCII wish 10 pur-
k q chase two thousand bushels Barley, for
which cash, and the highest price will be CIV
en-. OW. Octope' i"
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FOR HARTFORD.

- FON IINNIFVND.
sLaA The packet sloop Rising Sun, Wm
EeAssaass II. Aborn, Master, will be dispatched
in a few days (having the principal part of her
freight engagcd) For freight or passage, ap-
ply to the Master on board, at No. 81, Long
Wharf, or to the subscriber.
October 10 GAMALIEL CHURCH.
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AUFUNh BONFh LIS.
HREAT Luck, Punctuality, and all that
~ kind o. thing All the 90 nowadays.
Look out for smashers. Union Canal Lottery
draws THIS DAY. Who wants TO touc,
the cool $4,000, can have il for dollar
bill--dont stand---dash on, keep moving
Lots Of cash close at hand
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SALES ar AUCTION.
BY GEORGE s. RATHBoNE.

Gin, Tea, Brandy, MoIasses. &c.
on Mason's wharf Postponed on account
ofthe weather.
10 pipes Holland Gin, Swans brand
20 chests Young Hyson Tea
80 boxes Souchong do
50 hhds Havana Molasses
10 pipes Cognac Brandy
hhds st. Croix Rum
SO quarter casks French Madeira Vino
40 do Colmcnar do
10 do Tencrife do
80 bbls Alexandria Flour
pipes Domestic Brandy
100 boxes Cigars. Octobdw 10
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BOSTON g. PROVIDENCE STAGES.

TNHE Coaches Ofthc Providence and Bos-
H. ton Citizens Coach Company will leave
Providence every day at O'Clock, A. M
Fare through one dollar and fifty cents
Books kept at Hodges Franklin House ,and
Horizons Hotel, in Providence; in Boston, at
the Exchange Coffee House, Marlboro Hotel,
City Tavern, and Commercial Coffee House
July 9 If
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Tickets only . dollars, shares in proportion
A few chances in the above really popular
scheme may be obtained at the above very low
price, if application be made Immediately at
CLARK'S
r. L. Lottery and Exchange Office. No. 4,
oct. 10 Union Buiid;sAgs.
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STRAYED
ENROM tho subscriber, on Wednesday last,
e a middle sized black COW, about eight
years old. She was in good order, and very
forward with Calf; il 3 probable she has cav-
ed previous to this time. She had brass balls
on her horns. Whoever will return her 20 the
subscriber, at No. 90, Westminster street,
shall be handsomely rewarded.
DAVID BORDEN.
ncfn
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FROM our coRREspoSDsSrs.

NEWPOKT, O:'. 2.
Arrived on Saturday evening, brig Louisa, (of
Baltinore,) Ii days from Havana.
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SCHE NJ e,
llad IN every variety, nt
CLARK3S


flee, No. 4, Union Buildings.
For chances in all or in oithsir of tho popu-
lar lotteries now on the carpet, just vnlk in
and examine the schemes. saS of the New
York Consolidated, Delaware Sts,e Lottery,
Vermont State Lottery, Grand State. Wash
ington Lodge, besides lots of others. too nurne-
rous to mention. Please call in end take
look, if nothing else. October 10
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

9Th ult. Is milos f. Of Cape Henry, ship Jane,
Child, fr BALTIMORE for Rotterdam.
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THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
VENIIE Union Canal Lottery. Of Pcnnsy ylvnnia
n 33d class, new series, 10 be drawn this
day. Capital przc 5000 dollars. Whole
tickets dollars, and shares in proportion, for
sale by
Fame 81 Burgess
October 10 Truly Lucky Office
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
NO. 33, draws THIS DAY. Highest srize
~ $1,000 dollars, tickots 8 dollars. and
shares in proportion.
October 10 HUTCHENS & CORY.
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Nothing Ertrardgont, but q,.ifs decent 0Id
eomfortabls.
CLARK'S LIST
MF the Vermont State Lottery. DrawD
w Numbers.
%
Cash ready counted for tho comfortable
prizes in tho above, the moment prcscnted.--
Many of tho handsome prizes in the abo'~
were distributed from CLARK's, whore great
many more may DO expected from tho many
splendid schemes now on the carpet. For
chance, in any Of which, please call at
CLARK'S
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office. No.
4, Union Buildings. Oct 10
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80
NEXT SATURDAY.

Tickets 81, shares in proportion. for sale at
PAINE & BURGESS
October 10 No. II, Markcl-squarc
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ASTONISHING LUCK.
A MOTHER capital prize. Formulation
"a 2s 4, the ca pital prize Of $4,000 IN tho
Vermont State Lottery, 5th class, was sold at
the Fortunate Office of
PAINE & BURGESS,
For the capital prize Of 900 dollars in tho
Union Canal Lottery. to bc drawn this day,
call as above, where it may be had for dol
lars.
Drawn numbers in the Vermont State Lottery,
class TO. 3.
Z %
October 10
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THIS DAY.
TNvHE Union Canal Lottery, Of Pennsyl-
Il vninia, 33d class, to DO drawn on THIS
DAY.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-29
RG0ag g. HAL STORE,

JOSEPH SCOTT, No. 93, MARKET-STREET,
Beiween MeSsrS. Larkin and Lambom's Grocery
Stores, w haiagton,
Begs leave TO inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has just received full supply of
Plain and fashionable Hats from the Mandatory
of Thomas Elmes, No. 100, Market-St. Phadelph
which are warranted to be equal in point of Colour
and quality to any hats manufactured in the coun-
trysuch as is believed will give perfect satisfaction
to the wearer--They will be disposed of at Phadel-
phia prices.
J. s. has always on hand, for sale, a large stock
of Scholar other Books in plain and fancy bind
ing /; together with good assortment of STATIONARY
Blank Books. Paper, States, &c. &c. all of which
he will sell at City prices.
n. b. Blank and other Books ruled and bound to
order.-An apprentice wanted to the book binding
business.
1Iay 81, 1897. 9-1w4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
Dr. SAMUEL Fl. BLACK, deceased--are requested
to produce the same with their vouchers, for settle
ment and all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to prepare for payment, especially those
indebted on book accounts are required to come
forward Immediately and settle the same i; to those
not able to pay immediately on settlement some fur
Their time may be given: but those who will neither
pay nor settle, need expect no indulgence as the
number of accounts to collect the remoteness of
many Of the Debtors, and the many other engage
ments of the Administrator, forbid all trihing.
To prevent disappointment to those calling on
the Administrator, he will set apart MONDAYS and
Thursdays in each week to the first of July next for
that purpose, Except Mondays the 18th and 21st
of May Inst he having other engagements on those
days. when those wishing to see him will find him
at home to attend TO them.
JACOB F.aRLS, Admir-.
Hedgefcld Farm, near Glasgow, May i. ga
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Western Transportation Aine,
From Philadelphia to Baltimore via Whining
Ton and ElktOn.

From Philadelphia To Baltimore Via w Winning
ton and EktOn.
TIE Subscribers have established line Of Pack |
cts for the transportation Of goods from Philadelphia
10 Baltimore by way of Wilmington and Elkton, to
leave c. Pusev and Co.'S. Wharf, Philadelphia, on
Sd and 9th DAYS, TUESDAYS and Frida>.) every
week. and Light street wharf Opposite Gerard r.
Hopkins and Moure's store) Baltimore twice a.
week regularly. First rate Boats provided,
with experienced captains. Merchants residing at
distance by consignng goods to the Agents at
either end, may rely their being forwarded by
the first Packet. Goods will be taken in store at
Wilmington and forwarded to the Packet at Ekton !;
and at Elkton anG forwarded 10 the Packet at Will
mington, and in all respects the local business will
receive the usual care.
1t is the conclusion of the proprietors to devote
much personal attention to the faithful conducting
of the Western line, and having the assistance of
the nj st respectable and able Agents at each end
thereof they feel confident of succeeding in giving
satisfaction to their friends and the public.
c. PTSEF S' Co. Philadelphia.
GERARD 7. HOPKINSS MOORE,
Baltimore. Agents.
ROU'L.AND g. SI'OCKLY,
Wilmington.
HENRY BENNETT, Elkton.
Proprietors
Gerard L. Hopkins and Moore, purchase ant
sell grain, and other produce on commission
Sd mo. p, Is m.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-29
House and Sign Painting,
GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING

The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends
and customers for the encouragement he has receiv-
ed IN his business Tor fifteen years past, and begs
leave to inform them and the public generally. that
he still carries it on in its various branches. and
hopes from his skill and long experience, together
with the aid of excellent workmen, not only to con-
tlnue to give satisfaction to old customers but to
obtain new ones. The subscriber is determined TO
make every reasonable exertion to execute with
neatness and dispatch all work committed to him,
and do 1T on reasonable terms. Apply at No. -
King street, between Broad and Hanover streets,
where orders will be thankfully received, and pune
tually attended to. BENJAMIN FREnD
NihioSoiis May 10. SIT
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NRX GOODS;
.AmOnG WhlCh are
SelSO1ldbll

Among WlllCli are
London Sup. cloths u kersimeres-assorted colours
West of Eng do. do. 90
Sattinetts. drillings yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia g. Marsailes yest'gs, bombazetts y bomo MS
Red and green baizes yellow red and white hammers
Ginrhams. calicos, cambria and shirtng musllns
Irish linens lawns and cambria linens
I.eventeens, Forences. Gros de Naples utestrlng
Flag g. bandanna hanks. suspenders, Canton grapes
Grape shaws, Black, white and green Italian do.
Long and short kid gloves. beaver do.
Domestic paids. stripes and muslins
pittsburgh cords, lustians and drillings
rose and point blankets
London. ingram and domestic carpetinss and rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc-
non, 4 will be sold at very small advance for cash.
JOHN .W'LE.aR.
Wilmington, April 10Th, 1927. l-3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-29

THE Board of Directors Of the Dela,care Fire
Insurance Company have tins day declared lvl'
dend, Of four per cent for the last months, which
will be payable at the Bank Of Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE, to the Stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatves, on or after the l4th inst.
By Order Of tic Board;
DANIEL BYRNES, Sec y.
MAY 9th, 1927 Cit
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Mount Harmonic Academy,

The Rev. Francis A. Latta, with the assistance of
an approved Teacher, has opened an ACADEMY,
where theusual branches ofiterature will be taught
the most accurate and critical manner. Lessons will
also be given ill the Hebrew. to those who wish to
acquire knowledge of that language. The annual
charge will not exceed one hundred dollars
Drumore township Lane. Co. PenA
April 90. 1877 1-Sm
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Notice.

The STOCKHOLDERS in the Delaware Fire In
surahce Company, are hereby notified, that an In
staitnen of Ffue Dollars. on each and every share
Of Stock by them held, is required to be paid on
the ed day of July next, at the Bank OF Wilmington
and B. Wine between the hours Of 8 and oclock,
P NJ. to their Secretary.
BY order Of Tie Board,
DANL. BYRNES, Sec'N
Wilmington, April, o. 1871. 2-S
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-29
Silk dying & Securing.

L419ES SMITH carrics on the m5ore business
IN its oorious branches. al No 100. Mpiey-sfree d
feao doors oboce The upper Market; aad hopes TO con-
TIME 10 sioe satisfaction 10 oil tchos may fapor him,
scdh Their custom.
Wilmington, MAY 5, 1897. Al
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eN"eso GrOcery.

HTGH M'DETlI'T begs leaue to inform his
Etieats and HE PubHc. that he has opened good
assortment Of GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, FRUIT
Sc. Sc. at No. iol, Shipiey-sf. doors above the
upper Uarka-house; aohere goods Of the first qualuy
0'ay ARRAYS be had, and on The most satisfactory
terms.
Nay a. 1927. At
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sui t ost reiuced prices for cash, or approved
u Among the variey Of his goods
Are-Chintzes cailcoes and biiiS'an'
Cambria, Jaconet and null nun n'us"
(recan and Ratteste stripes
Irish linens linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape sia"S m .;s
Black sensl,,w utes,rlng manNias' boisal' i,,n
I ,pht coloured plain and ligurd siros az nap 49,.
Siiil po~s NJ lrass and cotton fat, handkerchieis
4.4 & 81 black and white SILK sllawis .h
Cd "a and l04 table linen, ili'sa D'apei "N S
I0.4 countcrpain, aud rugs ,..
4.4 pleeched and brown sheetings ana sh'''n6S
Dorchester and Assanpink bed uckihS
Bangup and Pittsburgh cord
ponsstic plaids AID stripes
Furniture and apron checks III
White and coloured linen and cotton i'rlhn5
Denmark satin and silk stripe DO -
supcrfne bombaznes, Caspian stripes and NORWICH c"P'
"a and Ga cambria and furniture cimV
Valencia tollinet, Marsales and florcntne VesuhSs
"a & "a merino cashmere English merino long x
square shaws r,:c
Gros de nap cause, and cashmere n'nuf>S''e'
Blue and yellow nahkeehs
Ingram carpetng, and sack'ng bottoms
Ri, aderes, sattins and mantia ribbons
p,ner hanginss and bordering for rooms
Umbrellas and parasols
Steel and gilt coat buttons
Suspenders, tapes and carpet ondihG
Ladies Leghorn hats aud flats
Meas |, Ehom and sea grass hats
Potter sheetngS, husnubnrS and RUSSIA sheeuh6
al and ) 4 and Cd ull cloths
White and cooured cotton and SILK nose
With his usual assortment OF
Cloths and Kers,meres.
Always on hand the best quality live geese feathers
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends and t'
public pener liz, for very liberal encouragement ht
has met with and hopes BY keeping good ass rtnent at
selling cheap usual, he VIII .'fHn inc puoc aio'Se
Joseph pOgue.
n b. The subscriber will sell catis and ke smeres II
particular al a small advance from the auction prices per