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Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

uIsay, Fellow Citizens, that such was the en-.
thusiasm of the moment, that the sufterngs ana
services of the private soldier completely Tor
gotten and the universal cry, whether at the festive
board or over the exhilirating glass, was jackson
Jackson Jackson and thus was an irresistible and
overwhelming current in favor OF the s. Hero OF Or-
leans" formed, and l, with the rest, hurried by
warm temperament, in the hey-day Of youthful
blood, was drilted along, without once thinking
where should be landed. When Jackson was first
announced for President this current was at It's
flood tide. J. with almost every body in Ienness-
ee went on with it. crying Jackson Jackson Jack
son Jackson But with the proioundest humility,
! dbl thank my God that circumstances occurred to
check my head way, and give me time to reflect.
and cast about and see where | was going. l
found had been rapidly hurried towards an awful
gulf, infested by men who seemed to be perfectly
regardless of all obligation, moral or POLITICAL
r6cv had violated the Constitution. they had tram
Piled the laws under foot, they derided and treated
with contempt the warning voice of the father OF
This country-they were striving to array one por-
ton of The country against the other. and were re-
commencing anarchy and disunon of the states,
they were stained with the blood Of their fellow men
i saw among them COLD BLOODED MUIR
DERERS-I saw high in authority, as one OF the
chief scrbes, rotten hearted lbertne who had de-
bauched a near, young, and a cOnfdng relations
and had prostituted her to his own british passion
, II saw the common aduterer, the gambler and II
: short, men whose crimes were of every huc-Eve
: nv commandment in the sacred decaogue had been
I by one or another, violated with an upfted hand
: and an outstretched arm | Gen. jackson
4 standing in the midst of this band of pirates ant
t marauders with the great charter of our liberties
J. the Constitution of the United States in his hand
l. His lip curled with contempt as he cast hast
It glance over this sacred instrument. consecrated
a., ,S E,th. al tprn N
u suied by his former deeds, and he seemed now
cast it under the feet of his mnions, who surrou'
$ ded him. and who ever and anon cried Jackson
jackson Jackson YOU may well imagine IN
countrvmcn, that turned from scene so sckenlr
with loathing and disgust.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
A SIGN IN BERKs COUNTY PENN.

We are authorised to state that Peter Adams, Esq.
of Berks county, one of the jackson electors for
PENNSYLVANIA in 1924, feeling as ana merican ought
to feel, has abandoned the of The Tennessee
Farmer' alias the g Military Cheltain' alias g the
Anttariif candidate and now is one of the most
efficient promoters of the election of Mr.. Adams and
Mr. Rush. -
Among the numerous instances with which we are
daily favored. in Virginia, Of the abandonment Of
Jackson, in support of the principles of the present
wise and able Administration, it gives great
pleasure TO place the name of Joshua Osburn Esq.
worthy and intelligent representative in the State
Senate. At the last election, Mr.. o. was the jack
son candidate for Elector in this District. Sat-
isted with the measures of Government, he sees
no reason for withholding his support, and accords
it from sense of duty to his country.
Leesburgh Washingtonsaa,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
TENNFSSEE,

Mr.. John r. Nelson of Knoxville, (Tenncssee.)
is up for an Adams eector, and though it is DANCE.
rous to sneak against Jackson in that quarter, this
gentleman in his address to the people speaks out
fearlessly and bold--The following is an extract.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

height. When placed on the wheels the roof wi1
be about fourteen feet from the ground. There are
to be no more than four wheels those before about
three feet in diameter and the others something less
than six. The breadth of the wheels is eighteen
inches, and each has double set of spokes. The
baggage is to be carried car, attached behind,
and drawn on a single wheel two feet and an half
BROAD The whole is to be drawn by twelve horses,
three abreastth the driver to be aided by two positions
In the stages now in use, this number of horses, with
three men, instead of a man aud two boys, would
be able tn carry but twenty-seven passengers It's
calculated that the rate Of travelling, to speed,
will be the same as in the four horse coaches.
The carriage will be finished in about three weeks.
II is at Mr. GIeasons workshop, in St. James street,
back Of ST. James Church. PhiL Chron.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
MAGNITUDE OF THE STAKE.
from the .9IbQnU Chronicle.

The great question Of the protection of Amer-
can Industry and American prosperity is staked
upon the contest. Already has the New-York
Evening Post, of the most able as we'll as one of
the most devoted of the Combination prints. pro-
claimed "that Gen. JACKSON is TO be supported
on account Of Ms HOSTILITY TO THE AMERI-
CAN system :" and the affiliated presses not
only in the city of NewYork, but throughout the
Union either honestly speak the same undsgused
language or they conceal and cloak their actual hos
tility TO that system under doesed and otninous
silence. There is not one Of them of any note or
influence from Georgia 10 Maine, Mat openly and
aciiceiy advocates and supports that system. This
Fact with the open opposition to the Tariff of the
Jacksonlans at the South, and the actual though
often silent hostility of ninetenhs Of the Jackso-
mans at the North, leave not doubt upon the sub
|ject. If the Continuation triumph, the American
system is sacrificed the interests and the prosper-
" Vt the farmer and the manufacturer are prostra-
ted and the real independence OF the people OF the
United States is put into the power and entrusted
TO the mercy and loving Kindness of our ancient
enemy and tyrant England--natle to depend on the
legislation Of British Parliament, and held at the
caprice or made subservlent to the interests OF the
manufacturers of Birmingham ard Manchester. 1t
is evident therefore that no true friend to the real
interests of bis country. in this state can lack mo-
, tees, and powerful ones. to exert himself for The
success OF the cause in which he is engaged.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

Curious .lnc'em Ma"uscr'pts.--M Champolion,
Jun. who Is about to embark at Nalseilles for Egypt
having inspected valuable collection of ancient
manuscripts in the possession OF M. Sallier, an in
habltan OF AK, has discovered two rolls ofpapyrus
relating 8 The History and vars of the Reign of
Srsoatris the great" These manuscripts are dated
the ninth year OF that Monarch's reign. Sesosris-
Rhames or the Great, according to the calculations
oi the German chronclogists, lived in the time of
Moses, and was the son, Is supposed, of the Pha-
roah, who peiished in the Red sea- while pursuing
| the lsraets
This remarkable document, which, alter lapse
gilmore than three thousand years, NJ. Champollion
has discovered, as by miracle, may con.an details
the interest Of which will be readily imagined, on
some of the grandest incidents of Sacred History.
On the Cd inst. the Acacmcal Society of AK re-
ceved the report of NJ Sallier relative 10 this dis
covery. A third roll has also been found, treating
either on astronomy or astrology. but more probably
ON both these sciences combined. 1t has not yet
been opened but it is hoped that it will throw
some additional light upon the conceptions of the
heavenly system entertained by the Egyptians and
Chadeans, the first people who devoted themselves
to that study.--Paris Paper.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
From the L. S. Gazette.

from Le u. .. IdSeUe.
Some attention has been given in the public pa
pers, to charges made by the opposition papers,
against President Adams for riding on the Sabbath.
The facts are these He arrived in Providence on
Sunday, attended divine service, and just before
sunset left the town horseback, making, as we
understand, journey of 10 miles in the evening
at the same time, avoiding the press of company
which he certainly would have had in Providence.
The Jackson papers in New England, with single
exception that we have noticed, forbear to mention
the movements OF Mr.. Adams as violation of their
customs. Our own experience in the manners of
the people of the east, leads us 10 beefthat they
would not consider the movements of the President
as out OF order.
We have before us the Columbian Magazine of
August 1890, in which is noticed visit that Gene
raj w ashington and his suite made to Rhode Island
on Sunday, where he was well and honouraby re-
ceived.
We are no advocates for neglect of the Sabbath;
but we do not approve of the that has been in
this portion of the nnion the subject Of the Pres
ident's visit. lie knows as well as others, what are
the customs Of his native state, and what arc
the requirements OF the Scriptures.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

I We la'
party we
/. .Jacksoni:
INeighbo'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
.auostpoJuobie Estate f,, SaIe

l'hE subscriber. offer the 6ne.t Estate. in
= Lower Virgina; II is the Estate called Gum b~rlsnd"
lying upon the fsnunky Rve the county of New Kent
tbost tso mile. below New Kent the property
Cot j. ID Watkins, and containing by than
200 of wioh 400 fsyei
well adapted 10 the growth of corn whea coo oats and
clover lou wood land, Heavily timber ed, aud 500
incling houses add lo, In the village of umbef
land"
This Estate, situated the head Of fine bald
aiTdnS water FOR vessels Of 800 and the
i've Bnd Jieon farmer advautsge than
the lower country.
The fat land stated first rn.e i, we'll nJ,ned
10 plaster and clover. has mpr owed by their
The high land heavily tnber.d; aud Of
"e uosi valuable IN the lower country; usually high
h'sviy tnbered chiefly with sch; aud from
uy made ~ theaie OF timber aud wood, The beach, the
expense OF clearing and recsiing might d-fray
the sale of he wood and TIMBER would
uldy.
UPc. the estate h.her.s herring fishery Of no
'ie note the annual rrH,s Of which have generally
about $685. spd .ad fishery immediately opposite
herinE rhsry, which hit also very valuable
and hue .li sete ediaely uron the veI
10 e vlsgr of Cumberland; the
dwelling house ii the cu.tonary houses.
snie. house. The dwelling house upon very elevated
s'tuatione opmandng view of the fiat
rounding Country, for miles. Fish Wild
every variety taken the their
The markets Of Richmond and Baltimore, alike con.
tiguJs to II, and produce shipped both for the
freight minute description dere. nnnee
supposed that desiring purchase, will m
the pr emises.
The property above descrhejno having been sold privately,
premises, ~ o'clock, a. nday the nth day Of Avg
ourourt oil the purchase money will be required in
and the residue three equal annual payments, Bond and
seruiyand deed VI truSt the ~ required
~ the purchaser JAMES LYONS, C.
JIne 10. no Id, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

.ndrshoPs Sale Of Land IN .ql6enlarle & Louisa.
pursuance OF Decree of the Superior Count of Ch,r
ey ior Ihe itiehm"nd District, pronounce on he2d ts,
OF niaIo, 1871 the Of Nelson Iur of
bsJ oiyer, dec and of suhssquent OF said cont
pa IN the same cause add dated the 2Sd june 1927 shall
." Ehsoay the l7I July next, the for "a,
70 20 he highest bidder pubic a-con Of Baud
yhs F-y IN Inc Guilty Of Alhemare, partly la .hs
un'on ha said 10 contain 934 i2 acres belonging 70 the
estate OF u.s. Oliver, dec. - 49,
TINS plantation good farming condition; anu Ia, on il
god Tram, dwelling houses out huu,e.; b,n Stable orchard;
permission TO seed crop small grain at The usual
- 1880 - F''f''
Terms One-tlIird cash, the balance in install
ihch,S oil ana years, TO be well secured by per-
sonar security, and retaining lien upon the land
until the purchase money be paid.
should the above named day prove TO be unfair,
The sale wall be made the first fur day thcreaf-
Ter, Sundays excepted.
j. GUERRANT, III. o.c.R.D.
,- OF one "f hD deputies
- - U--!js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
BY RiTCHlE 4 GOOCH

frs .Sti'jtiiEL "a ftniisnce
nd three week the vi the State Lcga
the heretofore, Five Dollars
syabe sssncc Notes Of rhsTsrei sperie-payins bAnk
tee tbs safety OF rsuitns them by mshs postage efalet
tara being psid by the writer's.
AZ No paper vail be disc ntnued( tho ii,eetop ct
he Ed,tois) until all arTearases have beau paid up.
x Wnoever will guarantee IN. payment Of
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
kz- One squaie OR LESS-Frstinssriop75 eerts-ssek
continuance, so cents.
No svsr,s inserted, until has either been PAID
Ger ~ ssu,ssihy this IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
.MGrslags SAFE II Lord IN ne eueniu Of "a.

Oeef.
Mn pursuance Of Decree of the Superior Court Chan
e2 Tor the Richmond on che Cd sy
oi March 1897 IN the Of Nelson Grand, Exeeutor
OF Capt benJsmn Oliver, dec. and OF
eoit made IN the same aud dated the esd June,
shall on Thursday the i0h July next, j. W Phil
p' tavern lOid church, within shout miles Castle
obi i1 sale TO The highest bidder public auction, the
land called hayden said to contain oso 81 acre.
me county OF Hanover, adjoining the lands Oliver,
1oh 'es ana others; the gren.r pait OF which timber
iahu AMI ne. ahnn ~ miles trnm IL. city of Richmond.
Also, ohfSf MILL the lower OF he county Of
Hanover "th one acie Vi land attached probably
more.
Two parcels d'ining said mill called .'Wsbbs''
sara 10 contain oaerts, aud tie other called Su:eLs
acre., with housc thereon.
Ai.u, much Of parcel If 10 actes called ,bi-
nesus" as lies north OF the Ituad.
th'rd ea'h the balance in n., n.n,. &C
ana TWO Sraso be well secured by personal security,
Saond Inc above named day prove III
oe maze e hfst is day ihereate". Sundays excepted.
j. GUEHRANr, IN. c. r. Il.
4. 49,, of his Deputies.
hP'"-'- G-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
ISPRLVG GOODN,

OFItI.Vt q UUDS.
SreALL NELSON has received a large atd general
S-A nsrrtrnent of Staple and Fancy G"uds among which
Navaino, icIsn PLAID aud fancy cacnes Greeia
Nayarno, AMI fancy striped hvrs worked plain India
aud Swiss muslIn iamboes PLAN book null nsin;
oamb aud jsconet muns; rich Vvork, muslin robes hk
Italian lusins black and oolofrd Naples. India and
French ssns; plaid striped snd plain aiey- bac eupred
Italian nets SILK and cotton hosiery bobnei lace and rich
worked muslin peleIne capes collars black and white
bobnd lace veis snd hdkia English French thread
ac,s ard edgi. Lcndcn cloths oa.sm,res ves,ng lush
linens, seet'nss and damask; lznsburEs iioklenhs
brown aud bsached shitie aud domestic piaitis-wHI
variety Of other dsrabe goods which will he sold the
Owest prices.
ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
POTOyM.4C CO-HP4NY.-

AsEOItCE -lns'mush a. the ysSnt u the Potomac Com
~ rss n,sje TO give validity certain pro
visions ct late Acts OF the several L. gafucs by which the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company incoroi ated,
which late Acts amsndacry of tue original Act, granting
Tue Charter TO the sid Company ami the Board of Directors
81 The Potomac Company having ordered, that general
meeting OF the Poprieto Of Stock, in the hast named
panyne advertised To he holden the day Of July
ensuing Tor the purpose Of taking the aforesaid amendory
ae INTO eon'id-raon and ansactns such other bu,ne
may he deemed TO be previous to the tim when
shall he 'sde the surrender Of rhate, and the
anee the Chesapeake. and Ohio Canal Company by
geneI.i meeting "i the P1tonae Company, holden the
18th May, ie25-
Notice is hereby :gil:cn,
That general meeting the Pfopr.tois NJ the Potomac
Comrsny will he holden for the purposes at the
tavsIs OF Joseph Ssmmes in George Town. the District
Conub'son the 10Th day Of July next.uuy 10 O'clock
A. NJ and the stockholders requested attend the
person. or by proxy; aud they informed that
be voted by cniy aud that they should be signed
III presence OF two subscribing witnesses. J. MASON,
Pre.I potC
odiee Of the Po,omsc Cou'y,a
George Town, ID. c.
I,pa Nh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
ni,RstfAl.s eAhr

IN pursuance # vi the Superior Cont If Chance,
~ Tor the Hchnond ppI pronounced the ga day
June I7<j ~ NE case "i The Muus Assurance Society
against he building of She State Of vuRjus
dt' oet'on Tuesday the i7 LAY Of Jane nexw he Of.
ticn or sdt we highest tiddeat rablc auction cashun
the premises, the byust. and mill 10 the
co. c"n''ms Of merchant null store house, per'. house
sui lumber house All 10 adjoining town Of Je.rSou in
the county Of Powha,an. Also, dwelling bou.e
bn ana weaving house, the farm called Cherry Manor
near the SAID town. much Of said ali we desobed nro
Piy,as ssy be sufficient satisfy sad decree spd ,bs l,
aud charges Of saie. Sale commence At the SIN a, ar
- ''eiOtS' J. GCERRANT, ~. :. c. c. IL. D.
or ooe Of he Deputies
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TRUST SAFF

slY virtue Of Deed Fut executed TO the sutserbs ny
- VIM A. Cooke. & Catherine h' wife, pay.
meut Of debt TO Cha Ctenshsw, admor Sa Crenshs,
dec, which debt has been assigned Sain r. Harsruye viii
he offered for sale, h the highest bidder III cash, e,ues-
DAY the 18th day Of june next, II ar, not, the
day, al Povhaisn eouhous tract cf au, the property
Of the ssid Cooke, which lies in the county povsin
James RIVER short distance below the town ol Jeierson
fbrtract contains 400 aud has attached
large proportion Of wood, with about 20 O river low
grounds yhe titie Is liable 10 v question.
w. S. ARCHER.
may 10. 2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
NO'CICE-

I SoAfEo on the evening of Thursday last, June 5h
49, rom the custody Of my Wy1e Al.m., few
ne' belo" Ttaue Tavern theTurnpike leading TO
hiehmond nes'o named BILLY llei, fIsse stature
very osek very likely, IS yeas age artfu cunning aud
-and, Tor n-gro uneommJniy dgnied. lie
when ne got away, awooiien roundabout ped vest ne
Pa OF cotton Virginia cloth pan;soon. pair of shoes. AM
neck. $500 ~ ~
lie was raised in Sury, and will probably direct his steps
towards that county will give liberal reward for h.
ami Judgement IN the m of Eichmnn taken
WITHIN ~ miles OF tina, city in he prison ~ caught
at a greater distance. \ N EATiIcON'
Clifton, Gsnso.
:inefia county, IA.
iltrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

VALUABLE ROANOKE LANDS FOR SALE.
NtthE 'ussobe DESTROYS Of ,euy h,' two ,set. Of land
~ upon The Rvanoke River, the county Of Ne, kenbu
lying immediately Field. Ferry, mile, below the
ton Si,n"on and Dan Rvsrand abOu, miles from Boyd
The two uac,. DIETER known by the Of FeId Z,
walker az supposed 10 contain about 1900 which
there ave 800 acres vi good low gtound the
itoannke River The heland Of excellent quality There
- mol more valuable tact OF lsn the River, the
same quantity The Estst. will he cold separately toy
a. nsy SUIT the convenience &c purchasers Upun tn, Estate
there i'ssn exesient dwelling hnusr, of rooms all hand
sohely finished OF, and newly painted
th.I ate large barns, OF them frame barns, lately built,
an excellent 'iabie- anil convenient out ho.e, &c
The lei ms OF sale will Ice accommodating t ntenen
PO'o pun chase valuable snd.re invited tocom. the
peus.' application 10 capt Stephen bedtordof Char
tote, Mr. Jane. Diniei Meek!ensurs, who
opposite 10 the Etate, iuthe absence who
sdes on the prepises. WM. L. u. BEDFORD
Mount Ia 20.
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fhE subofiher, desirou' 70 close The administration If
- esAtesot Msrfa Crook and james Crook de- Ls,b,
quest ~ Petson' indebted to the said e.'s,,s n,
naf payment ~ no nfther Indulgence can he gvers "a
h's having fssns agg'n the said Esists ,r. ~,
present ihcn duly auisn,ioafea, for payment ON o
Gay OF h1V EcA ~ tbs notice will be plead ~ bar Of
oia'D' WADDY ?. JACKSON, Aln,'.,r
Mcetlhnssrg, y0aa q. 1,. $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
CURLES' NECK L.a.y.D FoR Sai r.

- ~ N'L>c " ECh LIND FOX S7f- II.
lnf ~ o' Dead -" Trust executed the subscr,hsr.
80 ' .,hef ny Wade Mo;hv the elder and wife, bearing
ci,,o on Gay "' May, 1896 and duly recorded ia the
sn-rs 81 the county court of Henroc, for
s AMI BY consent of the parties inter e,i,d IN
moNpAf tie ?i Of Juy next If fair not. the next fair
gay hefeaer to the highest biibeos the eniss public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
Public Sale Of valuable land neag the Univer.i
nf Xir~inin

oE Virginia
(m " honday, tht 4ih day of Aug next will be soil il,
Charlottesville at the Cenral Ho,>I keut Nv Air joel
w. pio"h about ZOO ACRES VI valuable Lsnd being the
ft.ihne Of tract II land IN The nesbboThcod Of
sIe formerly te'hgir~ 10 the late Pe.iden Monroe and
debt Transferred 10 by the 81. Of Columbia ~
ne whole tract - remarkably well ,l s,d yr,s,ob
quo anYa'sss@y situated and about 500 IL j. Of
the best mountain quality the remaining pstt of r, m
un me no'an part there . oommJdou. dwelling hose
oihef portions OF the tact The land has been aid G ~
convenient divisions will be sold the convenience Of
The lands will he sold credit Of f. Q g. and
carrying interest ffoD The time of sale; bond. with
seeny, 1nd lien upon The ud will be CURED TO
For further inofmaion apply TO John Watson E. ,,.
resides miles from the land "' A''I' VIM
SAMUEL II. SMITH, President
Office Of Bank, U. S. Washington.
June Q. I'D. S
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so s. $40 600 OF
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
Ut PRIME COST, BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL ::
Cictn, uuu Cashmere,
VgoniA ana Rowan csssimeres, Tor summer
lsn aud striped creassau-, cotton csoeIes grandur.
WILMINGTON stripes, nank~ens
Coiored white Ems lnh German drilling, and various
other Articles, for mrn's andb boys summer wear
Eusraa. corded cotton dows' tek!snburg,, aud other
Tis'n .rsnrsd oa.. s Grape; 10 NaAtiu do
:, Gotten cs,nbrr:,
Dodo d.. cambria muslin,
. AZ pain null mu.lins
Io 10 plain book do
Do do figured tsmbour'd null
Striped Str L figured es%srie.; PS nrn., lawn,
Lin'n 'ambrie hdkfs; looking glasses
Men'' sir, cotton and TIT cad hose and half hose
Wom-ns silk cotton aud th'esd ho.e
Tape, r hob'ns, palm leaf aud esiher fans
Fringe, cotton coris aud sewing elk,
Napes, tot table lineni BIRDS eye& German Diapers
s %f.e a.. @i Gaas sws t a aoi pad
Isshlrn mats gaus- + silk hdki,. great vaeisty
Flag ami Bandarna hlkl,
Pull Msdrs Eioma Eclipse ami Isnry and all other
khds Of hdkis.
All KINDS Of gloves, Tor gentlemen and laaie,
Silk, cotton and woi.lsd bsreses
Beautiful high .nlor-d ssuze., fo dresses and scarf,
SStar r."si drF,'.,, sl rs. gave do and scars
Gro de Naples, India sarsGetts aud sinehews
p ink, blue. white, black snd other PLAIN satin,
Gmps, silk cords, elk butiou., silk, bra,d aud other
trimmings; all kinds of ibbon., plain tu.trins aud
Plain and figured gaure, far caps and bonnet,
Dama'k and figured lustring for bonnets
7-i6 aud . 81 satin, for do
Spool and hoss cotton, best qualities
fiem'ngs' needles, best white chapel sharps
Git and common pms
Oil cloths for tables, oil figured center,
Bobbihrt sauze and a.nce wells, beautiful black surs
ed do
Brown Hollands cambIic garment and f,rniure dimte,
Furniture and apron cheeks, counter panss, Tvtic,es
Silk aud cotton umbrella; i6 10, 20, 90 and - inch
paIasols
MaTseilles and Jeans ve.,ings
SIX ajrenne do plain and figured, black silk veiyets
Crawling of every description
Tortoise luck and bent combs Brazilian do 40
be u'u ns variety Of side, pocket, toilet Kidding and
fine ivory comb,
II Compose part only of the Stock.
sey conclude with expressing The hope, that they not
'skng too uuc whtn they solicit Of the
IF their old friend. and the public upon the above terms.
short time only.
VIM. NEALE & Co.
Tune G. e-tf