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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27

The thankless oft are nosiest in their thanks,
As on the unfruitful pavement, every drop
That falls from the kind sky is told aloud:
But liz the grateful hear blessing sinks,
Like he lme shower upon sunny field
That drinks it silently, and shows its thanks
BY smiles and glad increase
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27
BURIAL AT SEA.
BY $. C. GOODRICH.

The shore hath blent with the distant skies
DER the bend of the crescent seas,
And the gallant ship in her pathway flies,
On the sweep of the freshened breeze.
Oh! swift be thy flight, for dying guest,
Thou dearest DER the billow,
And she fondly signs in her own blue West
To fnd peaceful pillow.
IT'S vain!--for her pulse is silent now,
Her lip hath lost its breath,
And a strange, sad beauty Of the brow
Speaks the cold stroke of death.
The ship heaves to, and the funeral rite
Der the lovely form is said,
And the rough mans cheek with tears is brigl
As he lowers the gentle dead.
The corse floats down alone-alone,
To IFS dark and dreary grave,
And the soul on lghtened wing hath flown;
To the world beyond the wave.
IT'S fearful thing in the sea to sleep
Alone in a silent bed,
IT'S fearful thing on the shoreless deep
OF spirit world to tread.
But the sea hath rest in its twilight caves,
To the weary pilgrim given,
And the soul is blest on the peaceful waves
OF he star-lit deep of heaven.
The ship again DER the wide blue surge
Like winged arrow flies,
And the moan of the sea is the only dirge
Where the lonely sleeper lies.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27

Gossp.-There is much of the satirical and sarcas.
tic IN the annexed extract own there is something
tempting and agreeable in talking over ones friends
and acquaintance and even children soon learn to en-
Joy 1t, as the following anecdote evinces: Mamma"
cried little boy while his parents were receiving some
morning visitors, " when will these people 90 away
that we may talk about them ?" TGik;ag-orer, as
before observed, often begins without any wish or in
entlon of depreciation, but there are few persons if
any, who have not some weak points and when talk
ers-over get to ete-aete, parents with their Children
brothers with their sisters, with occasional staying
friend In the house, il is impossible but that faults
should be canvassed as well perfections and that
what began in love of ndolent amusement and inno
cent gossip (f gossip be termed entirely innocen
should end IN detfaction and malovo.ence.''
lerrliy and tease no person, not even your most IN
innate friends, by false reports, vexaous okes any
thing that can give them moments uneasiness There
are unpleasant realities enough in this world, without
adding unnecessary and imaginary evils.
Some men gain high reputation as men of iudg-
ment, by never forming any judgment, or always doubt
ing what Judgment to FORM
lie who attempts a serve imitation of others, takes
the best way never TO be initiated by Others
Men who argue against their own conviction will
seldom be convicted by argument.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27

Mr. Page, gallant old bachelor, picked up youpg
ladys glove which he restored to her. with the follow.
ing effilsion:
eff but from glove you take the letter @,
Then GLOVE is LOVE, which devote to thee"
Upon which the young lady Immediately replied,
"And if from page you take the letter p,
Then PAGE is AGE and that wont do forane''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27
MY EARLY DAYS.
By Walter Ferguson, Scotch CIergyma


The following beautiful lines, found in his mothers bib
10 was dying of consumption, are extracted from 4
lunle. The reviewer of says that the most promin
auy of My early days, is in the touching tender
thetic manner in which the social affections are therein
ribedp The specimen Of its poetry warrants the ass
IN. ChiicOthedn
go TO the land where the pure spirits dwell,
Midst bowers of beauty and bliss
Then why should take unwilling farewell,
OF false feeting world like this
Dol wish to live over,
The past once again,
That thus discover
At parting, such pain
oh no Ills not so;
Though my tears overflow,
To my Master and Maker
long TO go.
Soft voices are cang-O haste thee away,
The feast is prepared and the song;
The guests are in waiting and we only stay
To bear thee in triumph along
Our pnions have power
Unknown to the wind
And earth in an hour a. 81
Wen leave far behind.
On high fly
10 our home in the sky;
The stars seem to whirl,
As we pass by!
Father forgive the frai being that grieves,
As she casts look below,
On two that are tender, and one that she leaves,
Alone, on journey of wo
For wife and mother,
Perhaps they'll complain,
And the voice of another
Would cheer them in vain.
When deep in thy sleep
sad silence keep,
They'll call on their lovd one
And watch, and weep
Thou God of all goodness and mercy, and love,
With my dying breath raised to thee,
trust that thou wilt TO these mourners prove
The guardian thou hast been TO me.
Ere the soul shall have broken
Its letters of clay,
grant me TOKEN
In answer, pray,
That with no sigh
Or regret may then die,
And haste TO the heaven
That waits me on high
--s9s~-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27
FROM PIERCE EGAN,s life IN LONE

Dicky Dolus, sick of strife,
Thus addressed his scolding wife
Since in life I've no repose,
Death, my dear, shall end my woesl
Mrs. DoIus, Mrs. Dolus,
Death, vow, shall end my woesl''
Mrs. Dous liked his plan,
To the river off they ran;
"Pray,' said Dolus, =" be so kind,
Just to tie my hands behind
Mrs. Dolus, SC.
She obeyed; and when complete,
" Let me now," he said g entreat
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27

An enlightened damsel being music shop by her
master for catgut ashamed to pronounce the vulgar
word and to show her geny, asked the hopman for some
of puss's bowels.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-27

Patient Courtship-I knew man that went court.
ing his sweetheart the distance of three miles every
evening for fourteen years, besides lodging her hone
after church on Sunday afternoons making $1,000
miles. For the first seven years he only stood and
coured in the door porch but for the remaining period
he ventured (what liberty after septennial attach.
ment to hang his hat pin in the passage, and sit
in the kitchen SETTLE The wedding, conslmmation
devoutly to be wished, was soemnized when Robert
and Hannah were in the and yellow leaf
London Paper.
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In 1923, es2 .o0o Ia 1926, SIs7oo0
ls2A, lsp 6oo 1877, ~ 600
1870, 2l3,uon 10000 Panama
1893, 1000
157inHt
lsl6tal

15@ DWt 9O1ihD
lowing the expense OF three last years R27,-
900 less lhan the three last appropriations OF
the preceding administration"
,,,ot. yerha,,,n fr,,, tho sueeeh ng mini.
al ha,b i, ,Lc Io,,r,.,l n,l VII JLe,.,,.
s.ycral ohv;nns innr,nrn .i,s IN the fn,e oC
,Lis.,,rart l., ,he G,st 49, liz, - ge,iIe.
mn, ron, Nh. II,,nn.lir,' Ia. ,op(o1nd,,d
,..., ,la,t,,,,, ~. ,r ,.,, t.,,,a,,, n ,,,,,
t,,ol a, The ,nI.la in ,o, snca,h yon vii SOC
ra,t Ct ,h IL, -, ,,,,,,,,,, -, ,la
,,,,ronri,tions Tor tls. c,nt,re,nt e,prr.es, al
H. s,,,,o,,l no,nrtu,.,t. nj ,l,, ,d,tt,,,,.,t
,,,,o,sos - ,nissions ahro,,lauJ of Cors,gn in.
,erronrse which. for the three Ia.i v,sas o(
Mr. Monroe administration, amounted 10
s2su .37s, and. for three years OF the present.
administration, 10 SllI,3l4 ! then slnled in
"A separate line the u9er,gnfe appropriations.
both regular aud contingent for foreign luicf-
course. during the same periods, Amounting,
tor the first term. 10 RIJs BOO and lur the
second, 10 SG3I, 900 The " gentleman from
Nrw Hamushirp. :" has. hy a singular hhlluri-
nation, taken the sums IN the first par 81 the
statement instead Of those in the second rs
rrpre senling the aggregate expenses OF tor
igu intercourse aud then by another blum
der has made the difference between those
sums gg67 OOO iustend ot 1873 900 But
have nothing 10 with this. II rs not Tor IN" 10
answer for the Accuracy either Of bis con
ceplion or his arithmetic. lie proceeds 10
say that The g fsllaCy nr error ulfns statement
isin putting 10 Mr. Adams one year lis2bJ oi
the expenses incurred and provided Tor, he.
fore he came 10 the office :" aud IN reform
lug nv statement, he accordingly puts the
wear s25 10 the account of Mr.. Monroe, IN
sread OF Mr. Adam. He does not coulro-
vert the amounts stated by me- (alihouth
there is a little variance. which will present.
" account for,) but he in4isls upon diter
. enf apporlionmrnt oil them, as io TIM, be
tween the present and late administrations.
HIRE lies he point Of HE discrepancy.
Nn,v Sir will no, the com,non sense Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
POETRY.


Paiatts. What attitude viii you be painted A. Mss
Lady Bluo attitude, sir
saw her picture rrNas touug,
Fuf creature, with lnlude Haug
About hef gracefully. The b=u
Fell GA brow ntrroiles. white,
And steai,pg by zap uttoso,
Stop On her br,a.t ul fa'u iepusci
A. # the very 7uu aud air
Could thilk ii blost teslunher there.
Her mouth would craze You. Love aud Graras
Alone should know nfsuc1 ssNrct paeas
Il Nas fhe ripeet, rosesl mouth
Tint ever shlmed the srrnted south
II had ~ vuruers--lhhrlcs dncp,
Lake nests 10 put brr smilrs Ia srept
rsurp'd ihcm III - You'd lou to dIa
Among hos, durlas hl,s asIsh---
a. he filn irat horlp hal hd.z.
Or the taat Woa d" Ia uh It,
saw tho lady - boud know
"rwus she"--- ,lhr painter told me 'o).--
ilci mouth wa iikr Ua awkward eash
Just nads upon winter squa=h
Her eye was hlaok---hut YOU would doubt
II, suo ,rt u5,st hAts turned Al out
H.r Ia Naa a iiust the dte
70 malsn contrast tor the ese.-'
iva like an ink poi on u DRUM
ur Like pudding aud plunl,z--
Dt like a tnce TINT ynn would make
WIN two buol buttons aud teoko
Now a. did yeu over ~ Pom my wnfd,
Pour humpi nature frow alsmd
~ haffar bli the VudA- Aunt Polly
To malsa threw le#h mr lneholy-.-
To tall the a all--Eol, i'oh aud Sal,
Aud pauu trm intellectual 49,
'lNvoud drive a tu man to de-pnlri
John where's NY Weln'r .ii'1f von' .thHt"
GUS hs lptc'urs'o throat and 81
GASSlUS.
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TAILORING BUSINESS.
10 the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
Dr.. Chamders's Remedy for h,tempcr-


Dr. Chambers. 5 Kennedy Tor IltemDCr-
0RCe.
IsAUE subscriber. an the deco,s. az ,h, I,...
II DIR. William Cba4nh.rs. ,,,i, mt, h. NO..
session the oersonal esIat4 or tho ,l.,,,,..,J -
fpund urepared \ la,po aunn,,,, al H. rh,.,
hers remedy for intrnnnr,nco
lie hereby informs the n,l,Iic ,I., bo he's
disDos ed ofau the med,cmr .o ,on,I =, ~,
lame. "A u,rt and Mr. And, Al ran',,a, -
this clt,.
In mal,ing this disnosi,ion tho s,,,sc,i.., h,s
haan actn.ted hv 3, dino r,,'l =, ,L,, h,,,. ,I,
iutestate as vaiI a. rr,,,, h -, 49,, ~.
..xten.ivc nso tom. ,,,,,,os ~ a., IT..
,ybafpypr tb.v may he. and h.. ,.,,, t,,,l,o, IA
with cnrGd.nca tbot ,ho ,,on,l,..,.o,, Nh, IN
h.,.aG., Ia, tL, W., H.. "a r. II, g
t,,,,,.,,e,, 49,, ,,,o,,,,a 49, d. -. -.
hern ,nt,,n,,cIy cn,,a.rtaI ,s,t1 n. Ch5.',,o.s
IN M liza -La,l..', o'.,,ts -
nounding ,bo ua,lic,,,. and Observation-Disclosures
rs cn,,,'',s,,;o,
TVANIIaMIIIEp plIi. ,,,;.;.,........ O..
a.,-r, ~
u ne n,'"le','' VIII he'e"''ef ne prepared
''" H"iN W ,nS s"'e'' 'o'' . WI" none are III
Possc'Sloh oil .'e Original recipe oil the inventor
a' 'he"n,e OF tl'e la't IN :. l" the basement
S'o'y VI h'''se' Hie"'e"' Coh'Be' III buthe 81.
y'S' sue oi pioau""y, a"u ',E''lpe' 81. o"iee
uo2 91 rom asnn8'o" nal' view YORK.
me astonishing SUCCESS "h'cn 'n's femoay
sol,,i,t' Ia. a.,aII;shad;, s yirt,os ho,n,d al
co,,r,Iict,an and s,,nar..des th ,ecoss,,v -,
,,,, f,,,Ior' ,io,,,n,e,,
H., ,,a,.,l ..,s,nnoco,t 40 :, ;s oe,o,n.l.s g..
nnrh GO Thar - Is oi,"n oven cbiIdren ~ f.,
-, ,,,,l 49, : ii.
medicine for Dyspepsia. &c. All that IS requlf-
ed, 10 ensure its specific effect, is to abide strict
~ by the directions It is put up IN package,
sufficient for one individual cure, &ompanied
with ample directions for is use, signed IN the
hand writing OF the Subscribers. without which
none are genuine. we are induced to adopt
this measure as IN consequence Of the great cele-
brity winch Dr. Chambers medicine mas OH
taaed tiesc hav, been aud doubtless will be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
an ls8 ST.. $40
ls26. 81 ,bm
Isl, Isb 900


Qlas. auu S6alUuo
making an eNrcss al thn appropriations, for
the bltrr torn, eveI lhusr OF the iutmef, u.
mounting 10 SIiJ.boo.
These snms are taken, pal stated in my
speech from our appropriation law Wblrh
are eeN al the public statute, OF Tire Unilrd
states, annnally published N certain oovspe.
per, IN earh slura. aud moreover, Distributed
n TIE form ri pamphlets Ia various public 81.
hcrr throughout The nniou, mud n0st there
f,'V, b. accessible 10 the scrutiny oi my KIND
aud yIgilunt 7uperinlcninnts III Amherst. To
styr fheut It's mneh trouble rs possible in
lhoir rescArehrs, beg leave To Inform them
thai the approximation. here spoken at, wilt
he found IA the Rctaunnully passed, mink
lng appropriations for the support OF Govern
ment - aud thai thr items OF appropriation,
which have included nndcrlh h. general de
nomination 81 -" Foreign htorcourse,' nro
the opihis apd sninfies ~ NmldrrSnnd ChdfRt
Il 1HdlreS In dlditS Of Secretaries " Ltgd-
inns. he c0niHg ipensfS ~ missions dbtoad
hc contingent 'rptusrs Of foreign intercourse,
and he salaries 81 ibr agtuts Of CLAIMS al Lon.
doh aud PARIS In 1922, there wasa SPECIAL
iaw passed, appropriHtine the sum Of Slo0,oon
for the o1peusr oi missions 10 south Amerr-
"a aud in 1895, another special law, Hppro-
printing thr sum vi Sio,on0 tor the mission to
fannma both of which sums are included ~
the amounts given above, rs the appropri-
ations III those years Tor Foreign lntarcoufsr.
The public laws OF the Uniiod Shtes, then,
are the documents, to which | AIN charged
with having lrandnlrnty appealed, aud IN
| the isrtpreBeniaiion OF which, II "a said,
have been detected by the gentleman from
Now Hampshire. - They are within tie teach
ol every body, aud challenge aud defy my
| nCCusers 10 show that have misquoiud thrm
in any respect Mr. B. did not vontule to
nsinuate that had. In the contrary, com
! prlled to aoquiesce in the correctness ol my
! sentiments drHwn from them he eudenYour
ed 10 parry then eleotby different arrange
ment ~ 10 time What does he say 4" lb'
| gentleman (meaning me- stated TINT the eS
| pcnses OF foreign intercourse. in the three las
! years OF Mr. Monroe administration, amour
| ted 10 $3.50 OOu; aud the same expenses, u
| the three first years Of the present hdmIni-
! traiien 10 $tl3 ooO makngthe present eAcre,
| the former B267 900. The iaIlacy or erruI
! OF the statement - in putting To Mr.. Adam
one year OF the eNpcnses incurred aud Prov
! drd for, before he Camn to the 0flrr. Tho
appropriation for 1895 was made IN february
aud with which Mr.. Adams had 10 more tt
do than bis successor, whoever be may be
now has will the appropriations Of Iris year
| The amount at appropriations Tor foreign III
tcrGonrse then, stands thus
IN 1923, es2. OOo In 1926, Sls7,OoO
ls2A, lap 500 1877, ~ 600
| 1870, 2l3Ooo 10000 Panama
| 1893, 1000
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HtHARLCs A. WtTHERS has Just receiv.
Y ed few copies OF the following new
Books, viz;
Cbitty's Blackstone,2 vols.
Henry Naddock's Chancery, ? vols.
The Electric aud General Dlspensatory,
| volume.
Bichr's Pathological Anatomy, vol
Northern Regions or Uncle Richards Re
lation OF Caut. Parry's Voyages, for the dis.
coyery OF North West Passage, and Frank.
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other parts OF thu world, vol.
Father Clement. Roman Catholic story.
Rv the Author al Profession j, not Principle.
The Decision, &c. &c. NJ.
Together with London Black and Red Ink
Powder Crnyou PENCIL, Quilts Copy
Plates Playina Casd, Ink Stands Pocket
Book: Paint BoKrs and Brushes Red aud
Black Stealing Wss . Patent LAMPS, dc, dc.
All Of which he viii sell on rcrg modrrae
terms. Dec ~.
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Va EH-Thc hal Borer, a tale by the author
" OF Tire Pilot &c. &c. "fye spcak like hon
est men, ptay God prove 50 ~ In two vols,
there is much pow criul writing IN these two
volumes. MANY Of these scri>5s are depicted
with extraordinary ygor aud effect, aud the al
thor Mir Cooper has she"n himself a novel
ISIS IN every sense OF the VOID. The above
new work is Just received and for sale ut lhl
cheap Book and siatouar. store Of
CHARLES NlTHERo.
Peb. : is36
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Eresh Garden Seed.

ryyuOMAS J. pUVAL has IatcIy received
rom Messrs. Thorburn x son, NYork
- -nnnlv of Fresh Garden Sefd, neatly pur
- Catalogue, Of which may he had at hi'
store. Also an additional supply of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Otis Dge-StgB5, Perfume.
-, 6.c. which makes his assortment equal 10
a 9' ever offered IN this place.
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Commission Business.
FIELDING l.. fVILLIIVS

LsPECTfULLY informs his friend. and
m u the public, thai he has commenced tine
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at Lynchburg,
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel
lie sollcits encouragement and promises all
those vino may c"nfide in him that their bust.
ness 'lEll be promptly attended to. HewiI re.
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may he duected-Asn, ship Tobacco. Flour.
and every klnd Of produce TO Richmond
March 81 t.io
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March l.

d. STATIONARY. The subscriber has very
~ recruit, received 4 large supply of Station
~, con istloe IN part Of the following articles.
va: Writing aud Wrapping fuoscap paper
Io6o and Quarto Post u letter paper.
(Gliptn aud Ames)
Superior Folio Post, Ames)
English states
Slote aud lead Pencils
English aud Dueh QaIlS
Sealing Wax and Waters
He'd and Black lokpowder
Durable and Liquid ins
Cali and Morocco Pocket Books
Backgammon boards
Playing aud Visiting Cards
ln,, and sand Stands, e.. &c &c.
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{ A. W. has also for sale an extensive as
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lady general assortment OF all the English,
Laun, Greek aud French School Books OF the
--latest aud most approved editions
u Country merchants and teachers supplied
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Il Exposition of the Old AID New Tcsta-
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zap m ITS contents; the sacred text inserted at
large M distinct paragraphs Eaeh paragraph
reduced 10 as proper heads TIE sense gwen.
aud largely illustrated with
Practical remarks and Obscrva-
tons,
by Matthew Henry (Lale minister Of the Cos
pel.)
new edition edited by the Rev George
bnrder aud ,he Rev. Joseph Hughs, \ NJ.
" IN the Lie OF tue Author b. the Rev. Samuel
Palmer Jusf received add for sale by
CllAS. \. WRITER'S
Jantary3
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"a EW PUBLICATIONS.. The subscriber
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Lyheh0Hrs ahd the surrounding count Y. that he
has Jnsl received direct nom Philadelphia the
following nov publications, viz.
lales OF Grandfather by the author DIVA.
VERY, lvanhoc, &c, aud tbs, | pronounce to
be the best work from the author since the Tales
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Blu Stocking Hall an American Novl au-
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Inc lIunors OF Eutopla, Tale al Colonel
Times, by an Luz pan. Ia 2 vols.
HILLS Foyagcto the Eastern Sod, in. the
Yea, 1916.
sketches and Essays, &c. sc by the late
Francis Walker Gilmcr OF Virginia.
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Alcohol lGum Camphor
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Orange Peel Rotten Stonc
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Botfle Cork, Blue Smalts
ub,te lead drv Flor. sulnhur
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POLITICAL.
LETTER.

1idregcd BY Uul. Z. klres, EsY qtthe Ho"'
Of Representatives. II bisJriead IN dmherS
WAsuINGlnt, ApIii -.
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2las. auu S6alUoo
mixing An eNrcss al the appropriations, for
the tlter tarn, eeer lhosc ut the tolmef, II.
mounting 10 SI53.auu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-08
George ). HoMsM
ang a large and Sensonabie assortment "
DRY GOODS

Il
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e assimeres, Aannels, lnseys and low priced cass'
netts, super mixed aud blue sa,tinets, vide ana com
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point, stripe and maokinaw ditto, merno shaws s'J
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Canton grapes and robes, black I'aanee' .taan rus
trngs and gros dc maps. large assortment OF mourning
and fancy snshams and c.ieoes Marse qs st
knotted counerpanes Of all sizes, low Proed eones
csrneting, ingram do bed ticking (some iuil ysrd
wide super black bombaz"e trn" n T a%a o, ana
,limtes silk and cotton hose worsted no. lohs an"
short main and ribbed) Tartan paids, French mer'no
do beaD mensand womsns p'a S d'G rIoses an
mis,s. nankin ponrees' beugalets, super black le-
vantne. chdrens hootees colored oamnIos pam o
and figured Niss mus AMI cambrics, crossoarrea 10
swiss peernes and capes, cheap and good Irish H.
nens shee,ing, and lawns; linen cambrlT and nak,s
cotton and worsted carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic go, Is aud cotton yarn, pesse wada'"S'
low priced figured lsnos ga and 81 Barnsley diaper
(sout camblets with general assortment ct most ar
,ices in the dry good Tine which renders his STOCK uh
usually complete. 80,
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
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