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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

North CdrOlind.-As the protection of Domestic
Manufactures is subject in which the population of
ais vicinity is deeply interested, the opinions of lead
ING and influential men in other sections of the coun-
try opposed to the Tariff, cannot be undressing to
them. We therefore publish, merely as matter of in
formations the following extract from the Message u
Gov Lcdell, to the General Assembly of North Caro-
Ina, on the 18th November. We will only observe.
that the dread which the Governor, i'll common with
the anttarf men, cnterans, that the manufacturer, il
protected by the exclusion of foreign competition, will
become oppressive, and demand eXorbtant prices for
his productions, is mere bughear; for in every in
stance where adequate protection has been afforded
domestic article, the competition in the manufacture
of that article has been increased, that it has been
furnished cheaper and better than before it was pro-
tected.
Before remarkng according custom which has rpen-
ed into duty, upon the prominent subjects of internal policy
which will probably engage your attention. permit me to ad.
to of the United States Government adopted
since your last session. in which oay your immediate in
eres, but your rights member of the confederation are
involved is with great reluctance that address yom on
any act of the constituted authorities Of the nation Did it
embrace question of ordinary political expodency
should be the last to place before you legitimate sub
jet for your deliberations. NorthCarolna warmly att ach-
ed to the Union, will never complain Of any measure how
hardly may bear upon her individual interest if II is
necessary for the general welfare and it does not infringe
the rights reserved by each State the Federal Compact
We have borne, without murmurng, all the prvaons i'm
posed by the embargo have contributed towards the
prosecution of the late war; our share of treasure and blood
of ortitude and consany have annually for many years
paid into the national treasury in indirect taxes, little less
than million of dollars. These things we have done NOT
because we were nsensbe Of the burhen but
believed the welfare of the Union required our exertons
But new question is presented u.s. Congress have
assumed the principle that they have power mould
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

stoe-keeper Chesterown, Nd informs the public that
he has " Best ENGLISH Gun Porder'' for sale. Now il
the gentleman will up this way he be furnished with
some little better than the best English At DUPoNT's
old established Powder Works. the Brandywine,
those recently erected by Mr. GAREscHE, at Eden
Park, this Borough Gun Powder of the pey best quail
y manufactured and in sufficient quantities kill all the
Canvass Backs the Chesapeake and then leave enough
destroy all the foes Of our happy land.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
From the National mfelHgcncer.


SUPREME COURT OF rHE u. STATES
FRIDAY, MAEcH IA. 1928.
The Court met this nL'rnlng al IL O'CLOCK.
Present all the Court
No 1855 Conarn, Marshal # the Eastrrn
District Of Pennsylvania VS.. III Allan &C In"
suranoe Company Of NrwY"'k. Error TO Penn
sy,vania Circuit Cout. NJ. Justice Story dc"
l,ered The opinion Of the Court. Judgment
affirmed, &c
No 60. The United States VS.. Stanbnry and
Morgan. This cause was argu by Mr. AT
torrey General Wirt, for the Unite d ) a'es'
No Counsel Appearing for the Defendants in
Error
NJ 50. pray's Executors VS. Belt and Heath
Thr argument OF hi, cause was commenced
by Mr.. Berrien, f"r the Appellants and by Mr.
Kew, for he A2peilecs.
On motion Of Mr.. Attorney General Writ,
John ). Tyson, E'q. was admitted TO practice
as an Attorney. SC. at this Court.
NB A meeting Of The members OF the
Library Association is requested immediately
alter the adjournment OF Cour', on Monday
evening next.
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ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON LODGE, No y,
Af.b tstb 1903

ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON LODGE, No p
March 18th, 1928. }
The Brethren Of Alexandria Washington
Lodge, No. %, having, with grea, regret, heara
of the decease Of their illustrious Brother, DE
WITT CLINTON, Governor Of the State at
New York, and late Grand Master OF Mas"ns
in the United Sta'es; and participating IN the
universal sentiment Of respect for his memory,
have
Resolved, unanimously, That they regard
the un,Imely drcease Of De WI, Clinton a. a
los, to The Ancient and Honorable 80 l''y oil
Free Masons, Of which he was the dis ingulsh-
ed patron and head
Resol, ed, unanimously. iha, the memhe
Of iris Lodge (whnsr patron ard funder was
The great Father of our Counlry,> viii cherish
the emorv of De Wit, CLIFTON, who has on
,ribuied m IRE Ia advance the cause OF Masonry
than any man since the days OF our beloved
Washing, oa.
Resell, ed, unanimously, Tina, The members .ot
this lodge SINGER ~ oondole with the bereaN'
family and relatives of nur deceased Brother,
for their irreparable loss
Resolved, unan,mouslv, That the w. NJ OF
this Lodge be rrqurs ed tn forward copy OF
these r. solutions t. The widow OF our deceased
brother, De Win Gluten.
Resolved una imousy, That Brothers Stow
den s. Tho ,on, Editors Of rhr Pho, tx Gazette
and Brother w W. Sratpn, of he Na'i"ni In
teiiieencer, be requested to insert tie foregoing
resnlu ions in heir re,pec i've paTrs.
a con, from the minutes.
GEORGE n. SMOOT, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
Trust safe at Midd eburg.

TN pursuance of certain deeds of trust executed to
L John Linton, deceased, John Gibson, ir AND PHI
lip HARRISON b, Amos johnson and wife, j. In e. Fern
don and wife, VIM. Ball, deceased and wife, Wornl.y
Oreal and wife. James Legg, deceased, and wife, ia
cob Wilson and wife, and Burr Combs. al! # which arc
regularly re corded in the Clerks flee OF fauquer
and Prince william, to ocure The pa ments ct Certain
debts which were due to the SAID Lint. Gibson ard
arrison the subscribers. ivors OF the said Linton,
Gibson, and Harrison, wilfoer for sale. NJ Nddlebmg,
at public auction, for cash, on Fridf tie 4 dag IL
prl neat Two certain Tracts or Parcels of Lane which
were purchased by Amos johnson of the said Linton,
Gibson and iarrispr i,ng and being in the count, Of
fauqner the one containing ABOUT 2l5 acres. and the
other about 222 acres tract situate in
ty, which purchased Of same BY william Ban. de.
ceased, containing about 2bS acre; one tract III same
county, purchased of same by ormey Oreai, contsn.
ing about 229 acres; tract in same county, pur.
chased by john g Henrdon and R'ehatd Mutt, con.
t e1ansed Of , BY am an and AZ d'G a6a% T
ing about 3l3 acres; Irac, IN the county, ur-
chased by same containing about 1870 acre.; and TWO
tracts, situated in the co ty ct Prince William, (be'ng
originally part of the same trsct cut Ct hch All mo
force ding tracts or parcels land were ,nld) vEcb
were purchased By James ge, dccess. Is ant ia.
cob Wi son and zen amin H. an ct the sai' ton,
Gibson and Ilarrison thu qu tit, conta red H. tie two
latter tracts is not rccoleced, bu VIII be m"d' m WI
Oh the day of sale alt OF Which said tracts or arr ell oil
land were sold in No,enbrr lag, b, TIC sad Mon.
Gibson and Harrison, az conn 'ssIo'tr> uiotr = "e>
CT &c of the Chancery Court ct Fredericksburg To 'he
respective persons hefo mentioned; and the SAID
deed cs trust heretofore referred to- were executed
| to secure the purchase money. All or so uch Of
each tract will re sold. will, in the first place, pay
all costs and charges OF sale, and whatever may re-
main due of the purchase m"r"' with 'n'erest.
these tracts # land III the neighborhood OF Md
lleburg, Loudoun county, apt II th>m IN fauq'ntr,
anda part IN the count, of Prince William, near the
Bull Run Church. and all the tracts are esteemed good
mountain land. Tn. title to the same is cons ered
good; bu, the subs rbers viii only convey such title as
is vested in them by said trust deeds.
| PHILIP HARRISON,
| JNo. GIBSON, jun
| mar l1-tA4 Surviving Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
LATE AND IMPOR FAINT FROM VERA
CRUZ

The u. s ship Nalchez. arti'cd at Prnsa y
cola. IA h oil from an art'vr cruz o." 'hr 81
of Cuba, a, d Calf If Mexico, her FL 'r> and
CREW IN rxcrIlcn' he,lth. During her eA erc''
she VS. ,isi ell the port, of Hav ana, Ndtanzas
and Kew West, on ,ne coaS' GfCnba. ~i>ni on
me caast of Yuc atan, aud Vera Cruz and Tam
pico.
The late attempt at revolution in Mexico,
produced a g'cat ,xi,emcnt throughout the
ounrrv. a arge number Of runp, and ciu-
zers, had embodied The IS Ives Gear Aiappa,
u der he c. m nj IF Gen Bravo; the Vice
Pre-. i'd, Of tn, county,, Gu. barr"S'' t"r
Govern Of Very Cruz, Coz. ~ Anna. (nro
Their uf Gta. St Annal Anl many Other prom
nvnt 'ndi iiuas, Ia j'ined hem in'orma-
,;o, be;ru gwen Ia Gen Guerrero Che CONS
mant,r m chief nf the army) ny Gen An'
ma. (I-e G-n comnaud ng the MiiI'arv f'r' es
81 The PROVING, OF Vera CRUZ treir mum er,
nnsition, md Interiors;: Two or three thou
sand men nrder G., n. st. Anna were sem down
from the Civ Of Mexico, who surprise and
c,ntu "a nearly the whole Of them, wi'hou
s,r,ki,g a single blow.-Gen. BarragGn ahd
Col. St Anna escaped, hu, werr, on n" 3o'
.nuary. caD ured on a farm Il Grn. ) Ana
bout twenty mi;e, from Vera Cruz aud on
he night al The SIS were cow We to, and
l.y-d IN me castle If S. J I'm DE- Cll"a.
\ number of - s>ei> were al Ne'a Cruz
conveying from ,.t ,oun,'y he Span'r VIC
ne been or. cred To | ave l.. Com. fo'tri
was m port, his pend -, 81 fl ing on board
he Liner I'd; hu vas t. ''e removed IN a lie"
davs,ote Congress Na,e the A>ia) a seventy
gun sip. ins, arrived from the Pacific h'
brig Guerrero, Capt. DAVID II. Porter, ana The
| Herman II lis, kris, were crui,ins Ever!
thing was very dull on The coast.
Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
FROM FIR lNCE.

BY hi Edward Quesml. Cap ain Hawkins,
hive P,ri> papers of Jan. rs coHtsin'"e
ad,i es from st Pe"rshurgh to he 26th Dec;
fom Jassy TO The 2l,t ID, c., and from ,ieNtr
TO he 4,h Jan The Count Capo d lS'ria en-
bn ked at Ancona for Greece, in an tngh'h
lriga,r. The Russian official account ut 'hr
ba lie Of Ma, arin, was publish. d at St Peters
burg on the 26th Dec. There i. n tu' her
war-like news. Com. HdU
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
NOtiCe.
mar l1-tA4

1NOtlCC.
VVyIE subscribers respe ctully inform their friends
and the public, that they intend TO open School
a. the room andcr the Brook Ledge, on Monday the
18th inst where they will teach the Latin and Greek
languages the practical branches Of I'll, Mathematics,
together with other parts OF English education
Terms per Quarter;
For Reading and Wrlt'rg, Us
Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography,
Mathematics and The language,
GEORGE JACOBS,
CHARLES " JACOBS
For the satisfaction Of those who may feel disposed
to pstronze IL, have thought proper to subJoin
the lowing certificate.
Mr. G.. JACOBS was. some years since,a pupil OF nine
and consequently fellow student in the French lsn
ruage and il is with unhesitatirg confidence ana SIN
cere pleasure that comply with his request 10 AID his
claims as teacher to the confidence Of the public
This do the more cheerfuy, because, tno" HIM 10
be, not only good scholar in tho English Free en-
and Latin languages but moreover, ayoung gentleman
Of studious habits and exemplary department: one
moro a. have seldom known.
March I1-'w !. " 1910.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17

The f,rma ion Of new territorial govern
ment W. st Of Lake Huron, or the Territory "'
Michiga,., IS Goa empla,ed Michigan WIN soon
clam Omission into The U ION, as an lnorPtn-
den, STATE. / hr increase OF the Repu"hc IN
wealth and population is unparalleled In d
few short yeai,. al least three more states WI
BE added To In, coniederaoy MI hiea", \'>
kansas AVID Fiorida-and W s. 1T ne two ior-
mer. new terri toriai g ,vernments will n"cessa-
r;ir no es, ,blisn,d so w. are determined Ia
n,oprcs until the whole country between tins
nom, and the mouth of the Columbia River,
win I've divided in,o s. It's, aud subj CT % the
dominion Of civilized men.-Kentucky lido.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17

consideration will The Catholics support any
public man Who gives his sanction 10 any adj
minis,ration directed by the Duke OF Wei
lington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
MRS. HANNA, BEN Eft.
THU EAT RI.

The publ. are respectfully i'fnmed tia, AS ,he phi
10 Dramatic Society have declined performing until
TUESDAY, Mrs. Hanna has been induced to come
forward for Benefit
ON MONDAY EVENING. 1L9KCH nm
when will be presented very f,vorlte and Justly
celebrated melo-dr matte romance, called
WARLOCK OF THE GLEN.
To conclude with the ,uyhable After piece of the
WATERWAY;
Or, Which IS the Man,?
Doors open at and performance to commence AT
Z O'Clock precisely
Hox ami pit so cents; Gallery Is cents.
Tickets to he had at Messrs Runnel,' and 60, SOS
Letter, Offices and at the box flee of tn, Theatre
The box book viii be opened At the theatre from
10 until 9 O'Clock.
Smoking prohibited in any part of the Theatre.
rigi,i tiecorm urch 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
Valuable Mills For Sale.

A Unrer the decree Of The County
&ZI III Court OF Fairfax, in tn suit of John Ar
III III cher, Complainant, against John w.
4s$s Stump. Defendant. The subscriber
will otter for sale at puhc Auction. at Carr 1av.
ern Fairfax County. Tuesday tn, first da, Of April
next, all the said John w Stumps right, title and i'm
terest in and the Va liable Mcr hant Mills, Al
exandria, known by the name o. the Cameron N:lLs.
The SAID John Stumps' int, rest beirs one Undivided
18th part Sale will be made between ~ and o.
clock Terms Cash
march lots r. TAYLOR, Con- r. of Sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
FARE RET UCED TO IS &c
Nibevnian Society

1 held ~ the Old Council Chamber on Nondy
next the nth inst At 10 o'clock, \. The
bcrs will please re puncud in Attendance, and per-
Suos wishing to become members signify their de-
sire either through the subscriber or any other
mem ,rr of the society. ihc Committee of
arrangement for the celebration Of tie da,
have just communicated tn me, for the inf 'rma
tron OF the society the disappointment and conse-
quent regret that The absence from home # their
friend CounSer Smp>on will make It impossible for
hn to reach here IN Iime to comply with the equest
Society on that day so tiaughi with great and ever
lasting events TO every descendant of the christian
world, and recinu,y reverrl by every true Son of
ireland as she nugHh be by order,
march lest JAMES G nNHpN. Snr'v
Nstc Drleans SagIrs ant .iiDi"socs.
ysNiIs LAY landing h~ c'rgo Of the schr. For
L rcSter Bryan, iSter, of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
MY GRAND MO HER.
LOOK OUr For MORE PRIZES!l
Connecticut State LOffery,

LOOK OUr FOR MORE PRIZES!
Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane.
First Class.
VIII be drawn at Hartford, TUESDAY, March 18th.
81 numbers-S ,lrawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves2 90; quarters l.
Union Ca al Loiiery Of Pennsylvania,
No for 1923,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia, on "Wednesday, 18th
March-only IA 100 Tickets.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
TicketS IS; halves SO; quarters I 25.
Dclacore g. North Caroiaa Lottery, No. 6.
VIII draw in WHINING ton (Del.) on Wednesday, Goth
harch,-54 numbers; sdrawn ballots.
iJIGHES PRIZE. $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 Halves !; Quarters so cts.
For sale at
J. II. RuMneNs'
Lottery OE e Asrondria. D. G
where within n few weeks has been sold one prize of
S5, 90; of !4O5, together with variety fsmaler
d. nominations. All orders duly and promptly at
tended to,
Connecticut state Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane.
First Glass.
win be drawn at Hartford on Tuesday. March 18th.
81 numbers drown ballo,s.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tick l. Il; halves 90: quarters /.
Union Cunnl Lot/ery of Pennsylvania,
No , for 49,
Will be drawn in PhiIadrlph'. Wednesday. 18th
darch-onl, Ia, 100 Tickets
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS, halves 2 50. quarters 25.
DpIowure g. A0rih r0roiina Loftery, No s.
VIII draw in Wilmington (Del) on Wednesday, 10Th
March,-54 number 8 drawn, allot>.
BIGGEST PRIZE $500.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves I, Quarters SO cts.
For sale at
.g.CSsEeSE'S
1nT.rEPV &, EYCIANCG OFFICE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-17
Trustees SNle.~
Public sale Of N.and'

FINDER decree cf the County Court of Fairfax in
- the suit of Peter Wager complainant agans' John
Gracf and Arm his wife (fnrn erly Ann Breoke) de.
Pendants, the subscriber vii! offer for sale al public
auction, at Cats !Av RS in the County Of Fairfax,
on 1uesdcy, Tie Ia dog Of apri rsrt, al that part Of
the tract of Land in the SAID county, commonly called
hETIREMENT,
fo merly the property of Walter Brooke the elder de.
ceased, which on partition amongt his heirs WAS as.
signed to the said Ann for her dividend, containing
One Hundred and Ono Acres be the more or SIS.
The sale viii be made between 10 and o'clock.
Terms, cash. II. l. TAYLOR,
feb 27--tlA COm'r of Sale.
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j. CSsIeSE'S
'ngt"". .8terandrio. and Baltimore.
steam Packet \.ire

steam Packet Nire
sReE~ The new and elegant Steam.
Boat Fredericksburg, Capt Be
@ vncdict J. jenkins, Masters having
,SSElxsssHs4 commenced her rig lar trips
D., = en- ,hu,r cities, VIII on every Wednesday morn.
ing leave Bradley, whartin Washington a Clock
and J annc, = wharf in lcXsndr'a, al o'clock and
pr coed to .ltinorc and viii an every Saturday al,
iernoon at 5 o'clock, leave Commerce street wharf
in Baltimore and return to Washington
Passengers will he landed or takaaap on either side
Of the Potomac II, er, and so son as necessary ar
ranrcmens can be iircted fixed places ON tho route
viii be- designated whereat freight will be received
and delivered.
The excellent accommodation the boat affords, for
passengers, whether ladies gentlemen, her great
spe d, and the fine scenery of the coun,r! thr'uSh
which she passes comucc TO render travelling by her
yer, pleasant
Goods will be trans ed at the rates charged tor
their carriage in the sailing packets, and as the Pot"
mac bridge presents OBSTACLE to the boats gong
10 Georgetown, such be destined there, will be
delivered At no greater expense tina" would have TO
he paid if the same could be landed at that place
The expedition and certainty attending this mode OF
CONVEYANCE, offcr such inducement to merchants
as vii 1t is hoped, ensure their patronage
Application 10 be made to the Captain ON board, or
TO IN, unlc r-men,io"ed agents.
.3oir,,y Smith, Washington,
SanI NJ Janney, Alexandria,
Hiiiiom Morgan, Georgetown,
Charies Harrington, Baltimore.
Washington, March IL. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-30
yspcpsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved 6y uI
IL falibIe testof truth, experience, the Ty,'
fcctual medicine ever offered in any county, ~.
cure ofall those deranged states OF the Isss1,M
CANS, denominated DYSPEPSIA or INDi'h' .,,t
which frequently esitsappcaranoein!''
plcated forms, such as loss ofappetite, sckh',',
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchins W
ter, which issometimes tasteless, but most '.a'
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn eo''''C
paleness of the countenance, languor, lo"n'
spirits, palpitaton ofthe heart, vertigo ana % ID
sleep. The number ofthese symP'oms'aF'e,"
ent patients, by some being felt only IN par
others, have additional ones, equally oSss ,,,r
such as severe pains inthe head and breast ms I n,
emaciation, or wasting oftbe whole body S;H IN. !,
weakness particularly ofthe legs. These f ,o,,s
most eiFectually remove alisourness OF 'ne ~,
not merely by neutralizingthe acid, but D! eO' .,
that morbid state ofthe secretons when S,.sIY5
it; and at the same time viii restore to the &C., ~,
organs Of digestion that tone andvigor whNn ~,
lutely necessary tothe well being OF the 4 ~, 4
omy. The best proof oft efficacy ~ and /
are prescribed by many ofthe first Phys'cII,,t t
ed by the mosti Observation-Disclosures throug'V"'
MON. ,,p c1iblp
The above valuable remedy issoldoy =, va, w.
& SON, Alexandra, who are agents tor .h ne, 70
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington cry, an" ak \
the Druggists throughout the United s'a,ss yo,s
Wholesale, by O. & w. Hull, Druggists W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-30
Geovge 8. Nowgh
Is nog opening knge and Reasonable assortment If
DRY GOODS

viz: super black. blue. olive mixed and green cloths
and cassimeres annels nseys and low priced cass'-
nets, super mx and blue sattinetts, wide and CON-
mon bsng,ps. a i>hings and baizes, rose blankets.
point. stripe and mach inaw Tito, merino shawls and
SC rfs cashmere do cloth do. blue black orange and
dr.h circassians, black Norwich Grape, nsnk'n and
Canton Grapes and robes, black Iaanette Italian us-
tngs and gros de naps large assortment of mourning
and fancy gnghans and cacoes, usrsei les quilts and
knotted counterpanes of all sizes, low priced domestic
csrpeting, ingram do bed ticking (some full yard
wide, super black bombaznes, furniture and other
dimi,ies silk and cotton hose. worsted do. Qong and
short. plain and rbbedl Tartan plads, French merino
do tbeautfu) mems anil wornen's plaid cloaSs mems
beaver and horseskn gloves, ladies' kid gloves and
mt,s, nsnkn pongees, bengalets, super black lie
yantine, children's 5ootees, coored camhrcs PLAN
and figured xiss mulls an cambrics, crossbarred do
Swiss pelerines and capes, cheap and good Irish IL
neus seetings and lawns; linen cambria and hdkfs.
cotton AMI worsted carpet bindings, full assortment
of dom stic goods and cotton yarn, peIsse waddng,
low priced figured lenos. Ga and "a Barnsley diaper
(stou camblets with general assortment OF most ar
tices in the dry good line. which renders his stock nn
usually complete.
l case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
the dozen or niece 10th mo 9th