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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

LcKsoNIsM IN TExNEssEE.-A letter from
White county, Tennessee, published in the
Lynchburg Vlrginian, states, that while Judge
Williams was upon the bench, coloLel of Mi
lila, who was commanding Regiment, and is
candidate for the Legislature, to make him
self little more popular, rode up TO the oour,
house door, cursing the Judge most profaneIy
on acc cunt Of his politics. The Judge, very
prompt in discharge OF his duty, ordered the
sheriff TO bring him before the court-when
brough. in, he damned the Judge to his face!-
The Judge politely ordered him 10 Jail for one
month. The mex, morning he petiuoned his
honor to release him. He did so; and in the
evening, the colonel acted in the same wav. The
Judge pursued the same course towards him.
and imprisoned him for three months. Since
then, the Judge has again released the Co.
lionel, on account Of The illness Of his mo,her
who was expected to die
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

The last annual commencement a. Nassa.
Hall took place on the 24th uIt. Joseph K. IT,
gersoII, Esq. Of Philadelphia delivered the Ora
ion before The American Wing and CliosopbE
Societies. The graduating class consisted o.
twenty-five.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

York, in their address, have made an attack up
on the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and talk about it, having boldly eurtoilcd The
rights ofthe Statsa Truly i, is jackson and Re-
form-but save US from Jackson reformation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

DOMESTIC Industry IL THE SourH.-W.,.
tice that the Southern Anti-Tariff meeting, >.
near so violent as they were at first, peR,,,r
pass resolutions recommending :heiI leeis,,,
to dress in homespun, and agreeing ,hrmxh.
to use the same article. The students of Han,
den Sidney have adopted as their uni,,,
dress of Virginia cloth. All this is veryx,.
To such opposition to the Tariff we have
election: il is fair, constitutional, and prO9
|, ough. 10 produce no bad feelings; and Do,
encourage the cause Of Domestic Industry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

We are sorry 10 see that much dis.auslAc'P'
exists in Rhode Island with regard to the affair
Of Brown University. The institution appeai'
never to have prospered since it change j
name.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

Col. Anderson, of Tennessee, has published
letter Of DR.. Watkins, who has lately been
converted 10 Jaeksonlsm, s. testified in The case
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

Of Dickinson for the Nashville white v,,,
Committee, dated only so far back as laa n
. '"'' 'l.,
in which this veri,able Doctor says: 81 b,,H
my possession certified statements in w,,.
by Two highly respectable charac,ers-oD.,,''
and the other formerly Of Nashville.-,o -,
thar Dr.. Hanson Callett, directly after hi, .,
turn from the battle ground, did imtorn =.
that the killing Of Dickinson b, Gen. Jack,
amounted TO but lille short of mu,ds. >
These Jackson men must have the sho,,es =,
mories Of any people under the sun
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

CoNsIsTENcY.-The present leaders Of ii.
opposition were once the most bitter enens, q,
General Jackson, and, having changed ,h,i.
opinions from no motive whatever tia, ". n,
see, or that they dare avcw, we have right
infer the worst. Calhoun, Randolph, Giles, ST.
vcnson, Richie, Noah, Coleman, aud many oa
ers who's oames are familiar 10 or ears, w,,,.
in 1924, all opposing the election Of Gen,rs
Jackson; IN 1928 they are his firmest lrirpt,
II these men have any thing like common h,
nesty in their composition, we are a, lass c
know how they can reconcile their conduc eve
with that "homely virtue" If they carry abo..
them such hing as conscience, We Cannot a.
how they bear its rebukes. If they know W.T..
shame is, we have no idea what must be ,h,,
feelings when they find their deliberate an.
written opinions quoted as the only proper n.
fu,ation Of what they now say.
l, is as good rule in politics as it is in nor.
ais, that Inconsistency is species Of crime n.
man, who is one Thing to-day, and ano,heto
morrow, ought 20 have any confidence repog
IN him. There is capital defect in hi, tss
racter WHICH is irremrdiabIr. A pOlilicg
then, who at one time solem"ly, and aiirh!
and serious consideration. forms, and LelntH
and acts with zeal upon an o,iuion aud al az.
other lime proceeds in direct CONTRADICTION %
this opinion, thus formed, expressed, ard acrst
upon-a politician, we say, W 10 pursues such :
course, is utterly unworthy Of The leas! la'or@
regard, and forftIts whatever confidence la
r-~pI~ vucv disposed 10 bestOw on him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

The grand jury OF Frederick, says the vi,
chester Republicans, summoned to attend %
Superior Cour' which commenced its sirf
in this town Oh Monday last, consisted Of D
ireeholders; ofwhom ther. were,
For the administration, Il
For General Jackson,
The selection Of the jury was purely acciden
tai, not one Of the sheritis being in favor Of h'
administration.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15

Or sat on the erOSad, seemed to care very little abont the heat. The whole scene was a mere mimicry of war, childish pa- geant; the magnificent guards, with all their splendor and accOUlremenIs, looked not like men fil for the hOrrid frUnt OfwAr or who would stern contest with determin- ed troops. Their smooth handsome cOun- Ienance (ior they were mostly young men) and SpotleSS dresses would have better gra- ced an ancient procession of Grecian youths and maidenS 10 the hill of the AcropolUs, than hOt carnage covered field.
 The form of then weapons, and even the weapons themselves. are not terrible {; the long ataghan is kind of a half sabre that would be annihilated by the cut of a dragOon'S sword; the rich candgar or dag ger, is of little use in batte, and the bayO- Hetihey will not have recourse 10. Their masser, probably thinks them an invincible body but the numerous janiSarieS, who have since been slaughtered, were,i point of bodily strength and terOcity, the flower of the Turkish troops; unruly and ungov- ernable they were, but their slaughter and dispersion is an irreparahle loss to the em- pire. Often have l paused to admire their notable figures, the symetry of their limbs, the arm bare to the shoulder, the naked, noble chest, the fearless though laWleSs look-,heSC, foo, were veterans, al least a large proportion of tlIem-men who would fight to lhe last in the field ,and had a root ed jealousy for the honor oi the Ottoman empire. But they are gone-and long will it be ere the Sultan can raise body of men to supply their loss. Could these men have submitted to the discipline, and adopted the European tactics, the result would have been trt menduOus. Europe has never seen moi even when the fierce Saracen issued forth from the centre of A. sia, more terrible or formidable body of men than these janisaries, whose number was one hundred thousand, would have been. About two hours after noon, the re- view began to draw to a close; the janni- saries began to file of, no, in silence, but talking loudly and umul uous as they passed along marching more like body ot Becouins than disciplined troops. Many an insulting word some of them gave US as they passed this behaviour was confined to a very few; in general they ale conten- ted with look some.i ines good na,m ed and smiling one, or q hu,ghty and grave one, winch is, in general what they are pleased to adopt. Paer fellows! ! have feceived kindness from many of them, whose heads, as well as the countless ones of their comrades, were, not long afterspi- led in heaps at their masters feet, or cas, into the BOsohoruS. @
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
State of G0nnrcttcut,
 COUNTY OF LITCHFIELD, ~
Superior Court, February Term, 1928

UPON the Petition of Jemima Eggleston, of Sas- bury, in Ltchfeid County, snewng said Court that about the l4th day of March, 18l2, she was law fully married to Barnebus Eggeson, then of Corn wal in said Ltcbfed County, now residing out of the state in parts to the Petitioner unknown, with whom she lived from the time of sa marr age m the faithful performance of all the marriage duties and covenants her part be kept and performed, ,unl about the 26'h day of February 1891, and more than three years before the date of said Petition when the said Barnebus Eggleslon, without any just reasonable cause, and in violation and utter dlsre gard of the marriage dutes and covenants his art to be kept and performed, wii(uiy deserted the Pe
 toner, and has ever since continued such hIs Wiltu desertIon and absence with t"la neg ecl of all the duties qulred bland enjoned on hm by the marriage covenant and relation a". esq d-pray ng for bill Oi divorce from the sad Barnebus Egg eston, per pe- tton on fife, dated the 10th day of February, l828
 Ordered, by ths Court, that the Peti;ion be contn- ed the next Superior Court, be holden at LItch- fe!d within and for the County of LitchfeId on the Sd Tuesday ot August, 1928, and that notice be glven |" the sad Barnrbns Eggeston, by publication of the pendency of said Pettt,on m two neWsl alers in this sate, immediately after the rising pt hs Court, six weeks successvely at which sad nex' Court the re- spondent, (vrz :: the sad Barnebus Eggeston, ,may al pear, if he see cause, and defend. By the Court
 436w FREDERICK WOlCOTT, Clerk.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
IMPROVED STOCK.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND THOROUGH BRED DuRoo EH29 GOLF
 PAUL. PRY.

Will stand at the stable of the subscriber the ensuing Season, which commences on the first May and ends the first of August next. For Terms see HandbM
 PAUL PNX was sired by the justly noted Horse, OLD DUROC,
 the sire of "American Eclipse" "Cock of the Rock" &c. whose pedigree is too well known to need oes- cription.
 PAUL PRY is out of the full booded mare "Lady Betty" Lady Betty was sired by Rockingham; her by Mercury, grand-dam by Pot o's, out of Lady Skirmish, who was imported by Col. James Hall, of Lancaster, Pa. Lady Skirmish own sister to ROsalind, by Phenomenon, out of Ga=eUe. Phenom- enon by Herod, (his dam Phremsy,) by Eclipse, grand dam by Enquirer, great grand dam by Blank. PAUL PRY was bred on the farm ofsiion. OLI- YER WOLCOTT, of Lchfed, Conn.,. IS of a beau- tul dapple chestnut coor with black tail and mane full fifteen and half hands high; and for lofty car rage, good points, and color, is surpassed by
 GPSpecmens of his Stock are owned by the fol- lowing gentlemen, Uis. Sheldon C. Leavitt, Esq. and Mir Abljah Skton, of Bethlem, and by Messrs Erasus A. Lord, G. B. Vessels, Lyman Wooster, and at the stable of the subscriber.
 Good pasture prorided for Mares, and gccd attend ance g1oen but accidents and escapes a the risk the ot0RerS.
 OLIVER s: WOLCOTT. LitchGsld April, 1928. 6w44
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15

The Agents of the EAGLE BANK of ofNew-Haven, give notice to the creditors thereof that no clam R. sa.nst said Bank, WI, be by them allowed, until the original Bills, Notes, Drafts, or other vouchers or ev- them-and upon the allowance of any claim, the said Agents wisissue transferable certificate for the noun, of the same, as conclusive evidence thereof, and winch will entitle the holder of said certificate, upon the production thereof all such dividends may at any tune thereafter be declared out of the As sets of said Eagle Bank, by the Superior Court for Haven County, according to the acts of the Le- glsature oi Connecticut, passed May l626 and May 1927. -
 HENRY CARRINGTON,) Ao.o,s of
 ERASTUS LYM..N, Eo gis Rank-
 HENRY DENISON, N"s's D"""' New Haven, Apu H, lo2o ow4S
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
CT RT11 ICAT1S.

This certfes that the premium offered by the "Ag- rcuitura Society for the County of LtchGcld for the best Colt under two years old," was awarded to Oliver S. Wolcott Esq. for his colt by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair of said Agrcultural Society held October Is, 1923.
 AlsO-That the Premium offered for the best Stall ion, "haying reference to Stock," was awarded to Oliver $. WOIcot Esq. for his Stallion, PAUL PRY, by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair held at Ltchfed, October II. 1926.
 Attest $. P. BOLLES, Rec. Sec. A.S. efL.C.
 Litchfed, March 7. 1927.
 This certfes that the above premiums were awarded
 according to the certificate of 5. P. Boles. A R. LANDON, Chair. AtUaraing Com.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
Court of Probate, ss. District cf SharOn,

Court ef Probate, ss. District ct SharOn,
 April g, 1898.
 PON the petition of Harvey D. Warner of Sas- bury, in said district, showing this Court that he is the parent of Noadah Warner, John Warner, Dar- win Warner, Jennett Warner, and Donald Warner, of said Salisbury, Minors; that said Minors as tenants in common with Allen c. Warner, Augustus Warner. Charles Warner, and Nehemiah Clark of certain pieces of land situated in said Salisbury and share of the dwelling house formerly occupied by Nath'I c. Clark, late of said Salisbury, deceased being the same real estate which distributed and set off from the estate of the said Nathaniel c. Clark, deceased, the heirs law of Elizabeth Warnerde- ceased the interest of said minors in said real estate valued at about six hundred dollars. Praying for Ib erty to sell the same, per petition file, dated A. priI B, A. D. 1928.
 Ordered That the consideration of said petition be adjourned until the 2d Tuesday of July next, nne o'clock in the forenoon and that said Harvey D.War- give notice thereofby publishing this order three weeks successivey, least six weeks before the said 2d Tuesday of July next, in newspaper printed in Lltchfeld. A copy ofRecord.
 46 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
FOR BRIDGEPORT, NOR.
 WALK, AND N. YORK.

HIS Stage leaves Litchfed every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning, at o'clock A. NJ, and arrives at Norwalk 12 o'clock P. NJ. Steam Boat leaves Norwak the same day, at o'clock P. M and arrives in New York at o'clock P. NJ.
 This Line runs through Bethlehem, Woodburv, SO"thbury, Newtown, Bridgeport. Fairfield, Sauga- tuck, to Norwalk-at which place passengers dine.- Seats in the abOye Line can he obtained at Mir. $. Dem;ng's County House, LitchGeld.
 E. HAYS. NertosrR.
 J. MARSHALL =. B COM.N. r. FroPr''
 CPAkTRiCK,Agfor fors'G Co. AOracGlk. e'0Fs'
 NcFwalk. April l2, 1928. 45
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
SPRAYED

ROM the subscriber, about tLe first of April. . one year old haN mare COLT. sheared op the under jaw. Whoever will return said colt, or give nforma- on where she may Le found, shall be 'iiberaly re- warded. JESSE REED.
 LitshGsId (sOsth Parma April 2s, 1S9e. 4S
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
rrobate Court, District of Woodbury, April 2lSt, 1928.

Probate Court, District of WoOdbury, April 2lst, 1898.
 w LILLIAN PARRISH, Guardian of Charles C.. Parrish and Elizabeth Parrish, mino,s residents Washington, in said district, having filed his Petition 'n said Court, showing that said minors own and possessors of about fourteen acres land, situated Lchfed, in the southwest part of the farm of Sam ue Gum, deceased, and they own one equal und'v- ded fourth part of the reversion of the lands encum- bered by the dover of Besey Gunn and that sa lands beng unproductve, it would be beneficial to said m- to sell the same, and invest the avas as by the Statute prescribed.
 Ordered, That the 1st Monday of July, 1928, nine o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Woodbnry, be assigned to hear the Petitioner on the merits of said Petition, and that notice thereof be gwen by adver 'lslng in the Litchfeld County Post three weeks cessvey, at least six weeks before said 1st Monday of July, 1928. C.. B. PHELPS, Judge.
 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
Stdtc Of Connecticut, ss. County
 eJ NesC.HGpea, April g, 1898.

II PON the application or Henry Carnngton, Hen. " Irn.son, aad E. yman, Agents Oi the Presi dent, DreCIO,s, and Company, oi the EAGLE BANK oI Haven, Ih.s daA made, hewIng that by an act ot tue Leg OI sad State, passed May I36 and continued force bl Act OG the Legsla- ture of sand State, passed May lS21-the Superior Court of sad sIaIe for the county Of New-haven, or any Judge thereof, application of the Agents of saId Eagie Bank. should mIt time for tue creditors ot saId Bank to present their caIms sand Agents, and direct public nOice to be gwen thereof and that all Ca Q presented within sad time, should be barred-Shewng also that said SU, erOr Court is not now m session, ,and that sad Eagle Bank IS insovent, and pray ng that should be lmIled and Public Nouce shou d be gwen ainresam:-
 Therefore, Ordered, That all the creditors of said Eage Bank, do present their claims to sad Agents at their oice in inc city of NewHaven in said slate, on oI before the first Monday Ot November, A. D. i8Zo, and that sald Agents dO give public notice of ths ofdel to ali sad creditors, by publishing the same SIX weeks successVeN, at least twelve weeks before the first Monday oi Nov emher A. D. 1928, in all such newspapers printed and published tn this state as are employed by tine Secretary of thls State to publish the Laws theI eOf, and also in the Daily Advertiser, a DewsDaper published m New-York, and in the BOs- ton Centine newspaper published in Boston, and m the United States Gazette, newspaper published in Philadelphia, and in the Albany Argus, newspa- per publ lshed in Albany. - rO' DAVID DAGGETT,
 4 Judge ot the Superior Court of
 the State of Connecticut. true copy of the original on file.
 Attest,
 JOHN BEAcH, Clerk of the Superior Court.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
'Sawpitts and NOrwalk,

To convey passengers to the following places, from Sawpitls to North Castle, Horseneck, and Stamford. From Old We NorwaIk, to Danbury, Bridgeport, Tuesday, Thursday, ana Saturday. The above lines will receive passengers at all the intermediate places For freight passage, apply to Messrs. Wiggins & Case, 307 Fron. st. New-York, Chichester & Qun tard, Norwak, or the Capt. on Board.
 OFAIl Baggage and Freight at the risque of the owner.
 Norwalk, May 1st, 1928. tf45
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
Bank Note TablR'

Bills of the following Banks are received in pay mentordepos a, the PHtENlA BANA m th's town ,I., . II, Il n.. cnrrer led as occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
Found.

CONCEALED on the premises of the subscriber, four silver table spoons, with the initials of the perr sons name. The owner can have them by proving property and paying charges.
 WILLIAM ODELL. Washington, April 28, 1928. 47
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15

Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-hampshire. do New-Hamp. Un,on. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Nlnn.p.slogee, Meredith
 MASoACHL oEl lo' Amerlcan bank, Boston. boston bank, do Citybank, oo Columbian, ao Commonwealth, de Globe, oo Eagle, do Manu. & Mechan. do Massac husetts, do New-Eng!and, do North bank ot do Suffolk, de State bank, do Union bank, Go Washington, uo Asiatic bank, Salem. Commercial. do' Essex, uo Exchange, ao Mercantile. do Merchants, do Salem bank, do Agricultural, at P'ttsheid Andover. Norfolk, at Roxbury. :, Barnstable, at \ armonth Commercial, New Bedtor' Merchants do Beverly. Blackstone, Uxbridge Bunker Hill, Charleston Cambridge.
 Danvers.
 Dedham.
 Falmouth.
 Fall River, Troy Farmers, Belchertown Franklin, Greenfield Gloucester. Housatonic, Stockbridge Hampshire, Northampton Hampden, Westfeld. Manufacturers, Ware Leicester.
 Lynn Mechanics. Marblehead.
 Mechanics, Newburyport Newburyport, do. Merrimac.
 Mendon.
 Milbury.
 Oxfard.
 Plymouth.
 Pawtuxet.
 Springfield.
 Sunderland.
 Taunton.
 Worcester. Pacific, Nantucket. Phoenix, at do. Manufac. & Mec. at do.
 RHODE-ISLAND. Pawtuxet, at Pawtuxet Agric'al. & Manufac. do Farmers & Mechan. do N. E. Pacific branch do Eagle, at Bristol Commercial, do
 Freeman's, do
 Mount Hope, de
 Bank of Bristol Bristol Union Agr.&Manu. Smithfeld NE. Pacific, do. Village bank, do Smithfeld Union. Do, Exchange. Cranston. Cumberland.
 Providence, Providence Eagle, do Exchange, do Mechanics, do Merchants, do R. Williams, do
 Union, do Franklin Cbepachet
 Hope bank, Warren Kent.
 Landho|ders', S.Kingstor Manufacturers, N.Prov. Newport, at Newport
 Merchants, do NE Commercial lo
 R. !. Union, do
 Mount Vernon, Foster
 Narraganse, Wicl ford
 N. Kingston, do
 Phoenix, Westerly | Washington, do Wares, dO
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

.AS an apprentice to the Blacksmithing business, a lad about l6 yearsofage None need apply but such as can come well recommended.
 LEVI PLATT, Jr Winchester, April 29th, 1928. 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
GOSHEN ACADEMY. The ensuing Summer Term in Goshen Acads- my commences on the tsctniy.frst of MGy.
NOTICE.

\ HE subscriber, resident Episcopal Minister in this vage intends to establish an English and Clas- sic School The summer term sill commence the 9th of May Te,ms of tuition for English studies, $500 per quarter-(or Latin and Greek, e4,O0.
 M ISAAC JONES.
 Litchfeld, April 26sst828. 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
ASfeNaae BOMt

Leaves New-Haven every evening, Sundays except- ed,) at 2 o'clock, and arrives in New-York at o. clock in the morning, in to take the lines for Philadelphia, and the Morning Boats for Albany.
 The mail for New -Haven on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, will be carried in pleasure wag gon, leaving Litchfeld at o'clock A. M. and can ac- commodate passenger.-Book for the above kept at Catlin's Hote otherwise for passage information apply to J.PARKS.
 Litchfeld, April 94, 1928.
 P. S.-Stages leave Litchfeld for Albany daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock in the morning. .46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15

NEW-HAMPShlkE. Cheshire Bank, , .at.heen ~ C.a.emont bank Concord bank. Conn. lliver, Charleston. Grafton bank, HaVerhl''. Stratlord bank, Dover. Merrimac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Fa,me. s bank. Amherst. remigewasse,, P9 mouth. P,scalaqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-hampshire. do New-Hamp. Unlon. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, oo.
 NA~.A(ltl SEIIS.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-15
NOTICE.

, Clerk ofthe Superior Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
Notice.!

WISH to rent tor year, or a term Of -ears-a lot
4 fground, containing half of an acre, lying al,
the ins.rsection of Duke and Favette streets II has
on it a com TO iious ami wefnished dwelling house,
with all The necessary out-houses. The ground has
"een handsomely improved, garden Po session
will be gwen tie tot \pril likewise wish to rent
m, house near Aexanlra, called Burgundy. with 8
Of lsn around It; he farm being already rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety of excel
lent fuit trees, AMI very productive ,r,len his
has been considered very de~rs' lie residence
improvements
lam ANXIOUS to get n good gardener; to one with
small family, comfortable house and good wages
would be given. For terms, apply to
mar 6 -5w T. J.. HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
was ,,orted by the ship Virginia, arrived here
AZ the Cambria, at v York. the following g"ons:
h;ch are red for sale on the lowest terms Tor CASH.
or,pproved notes. on the usual credit
Colts blankets, ;, 3 aud point
rose do from to 1874
54 and 6 4 fushrgs
Extra superfin, black, navy blue and steel m'Ae'
cloths and kersel merss
claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double mii'ed drans
SchoGeld's haunels and bases
Ker.e,s and Forrest cloths; Swansdown anu '"'
'' a., 4, and So Venetian stair and passage car
peting , .,d b,les
Clad andherrng seine Irvine, in casks an" o"'s
p,,ep, threads. assorted from No lot 50
,It.;thhi. stock Of goods on hand. renders his as
so.tment pretty general ,,.,v he vii, recev,
Blythe ship Hp1os,ercurlSE of frs, qua
| Pine hpP'' """ tf sept ~