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The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-10

borhood, men of their owa colour, enjoy ing all those advantages hitherto deemed peculiar to the former. This has excited a spirit of inquiry, which must tend to their benefit. The philanthropist may antici- pate the day when our language and reli- zion will spread over this now benighted land. The slave trade will cease, as the colony progresses, and extends its settle ments. The very spot, where now exists free government, was once depot for the reception of manacled slaves. This fact alone is entitled to consideration, and ought to arouse the zeal of the friends of humanity every where.
 Our large cities complain of the number of free blacks who have, by their petty crimes, filled their penitentiaries. Would not the colony be benefited by the labors of these men, and the community relieved by their transportation l certainly think the colony sufficiently strong, both mcral- ly and physically, to prevent any injury from their admission. ! do not pretend to point out the mode or character in which they ought to be received. That leave to those who are more able to judge on the subject. see that the colony is now in want of numbers, to clear and cultivate a country which will amply repay them for the labor.
 take leave to mention that the climate is much like that of all similar latitudes {; and, as the land is rich, and most of it still in woods, we must expect that bilious fe- vers will sometimes prevail; but do not think it more unhealthy, to the coloured people, than our extreme Southern coast l; and as the soil of Liberia becomes cleared and cultivated, have no doubt it will be found as healthy as any other Southern latitude. 1t was, I believe, never intend- ed that the white man should inhabit this region of the globe at least we know that lhe diseases of this climate are more fatal to him than to the nan of color. They luxurate in the intense heat, while a white man sinks under its exhausting in- fuence.
 I Iconfess, sir, that since I have visited this Colony, I have fel, strong interes, in it's prosperity, ,and hope that it will thrive under the auspices of society, among whom are some of our most distinguished citizens.
 Ifwhat have communicated shall prove instrumental, in the slightest degree, to sustain you in the cause of humanity, and of this degraded race, shall rejoice that my duty called me to witness the growing prosperity of the Colony of Liberia.
 With sentiments of high respect, have the honor to be, your obedient servant,
 J. B. NICHOLSON.
 Late Commander of the U. S. ship On- tario.
 The Hon. HENRY CLAY, Vice Presi- dent of the Colonization Society.
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NOTICE.

HE Court of Probate for the district of Litch6eld, hath assigned Monday the Eth day of April next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate office in Litch- field, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of the late widow
 AMY BENTON, late of said LitchfeId, deceased represented ,nsol ven at which time and place all persons interested in said estate wi they cause, attend before said Court and be heard respecting the persons to be then appointed. By order of said Court.
 EBENEZER BENTON, ASn;s'r. L,ch6eld, March 24th, ,;l828. 41
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Noah Kilborn's Estate.

trict of Litchfeld, will be sold at Public Auction Thursday the l7th day of April next, at o'clock P. M. the late dwelling house of the deceased, in said town, unless previously disposed atprvate sale, two stags, sheep, about 40 bushels ofrye, farming tools household furniture, clothing, Sc. Sc.
 JACOB KILBORN, Adain'r.
 Ltchfed, March 20, 1898. @ Al
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NOTICE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for the dis trict of Lchfed. will be sold at public auction on the l4th day of April next, the late dwelling house of Sas White, late of Torrington, in said district, de- ceased, to commence at nine o'clock in the morning of said day-the whole of the inventor,ed personal Estate of the said Sias White deceased, excep,inu only the articles of furniture and provisions which have been allowed and set out by said Court to the widow of said deceased.
 .ERAsTUs HODGES, Admin'r. Torrington, March l7th, 1898. Al
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NOTICE.

\ HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litcheld, hath allowed six months from the 27th inst. for the creditors of the estate of
 SHERMAN HUMASTON, late of Litchfeld deceased to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to- present their ac- counts properly atested, within said time, will be de- barred recovery. All persons Indebted to said Es- tate are requested to make immediate payment to
 RALPH c. CAMP, Admin'r. Litchfeld, March 19, 1928. fl
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Bank N0tR CabIe.

Bills of the following Banks are received in pay mentord eposlt at the PHENIX BANK in this town The list will be corrected occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-10

NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Cheshire Bank, at ke Il CIaremont bank Concord bank. Conn. River, Charleston. Grafton bank, Haverhi!i. Strafiord bank, Dover. Merrlmac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Farmers bank. Amherst. Pemigewasset, Plymouth P,scataqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-Hampshire do New-Hamp: Union. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith
 SSAGATTSFTTS.
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FOR SALE,

OUU SHELF CLOCKS, of Norris Norths man ufacture which can be warranted for time and beau ty equal, if not superior any of the kind made.
 EDWARD DENNEY,
 w. E. RUSSELL. WoIcsH-Vile, Feb. l, lae8 rfS4
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IMPROVEMENT of STOCK. TNHE Subscribers continue to keep their A Full Blood, Improved. Durham, Short horned Bull
 .. WARWICK.
WARN WlCK,

nd offer to the farmers of Litchfield County opportunity of availing themselves of his services for the improvement of their breeds of Cattle.
 He will stand the ensuing season exclusive ly at the stable of the subscribers.
 His Stock can now be seen, and is the best evidence which can he offered to the public ol the great superiority of the breeds ell, Esq of Powellton, near Philadelphia ;- his sire, WYE COMET, (now owned by Mir Henry Watson, of East Windsor,) was imported by Mir Powell Gas was also his Dam) from the most approved blood in England.
 F.. w. TOWNER & co.
 Goshen, Much 15, 1928. 6w41
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COllnltiC CioIS uO' New-Hampshire. do New-Hamp: Union. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. Winnipisiogee, Meredith.
 MASSACHUSETTS,. American bank, Boston. Boston bank, do Citybank. do Columbian, do Commonwealth, do Globe, do Eagle, do Manu. 6 Mechan. do Massachusetts, do New-Engiand, do North bank of do Suffolk, de State bank, do Union bank, do Washington, do Asiatic bank, Salem. Commercial, do. Essex, do Exchange, do Mercantile, do Merchants, do Salem bank, do Agricultural, at Pittsfeld Andoyer.
 Norfolk, at Roxbury. Barnstable, at Yarmouth Commercial, New Bedford 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, Westfield. Manufacturers', Ware Leicester. Lynn Mechanics. Marb!ehead. Mechanics, Newburyport Newburyport, do. Merrlinac.
 Mendon.
 Milhury.
 Oxford.
 Plymouth.
 Pawtuxet.
 Springfield.
 Sunderland.
 Taunton.
 Worcester.
 Pacific, Nantucket. Phoenix, at do.
 Manufac. & Mec. at do.
 RHODE-ISLAND. Pawtuxet, at PawtuXet Agric'ai. & Manufac. do Farmers & Mechan. do N. E. Pacific branch do Eagle, at Bristol Commercial, do
 Freeman's, do
 Mount Hope, do
 Bank of Bristol
 Bristol Union
 RurriiIyille.
 Agr.&Manu. Smithield NE. Pacific, do. Village bank, do Smithtieid Union.
 Do. Exchange. Do. Lime Rock. Cranston.
 Cumberland.
 Providence, Providence Eagle, do
 Exchange, do
 Mechanics, do
 Merchants, do
 R. Williams, do Union, do
 Franklin, Chepachet
 Hope bank, Warren
 Kent.
 Landholders' S.Kingston Manufacturers, N.Prov. Newport, at Newport Merchants, do N E Commercial do F. |. Union, do Mount Vernon, Foster Narraganset, Wickford N. Kingston, do Phoenix, Westerly Washington, do Warren, do R I Agricul. Johnston RI Central, E GreenwicI Scituate. Warwick.
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RUliFOR % NC3D E,iTV

VIE h' Session Of the ensuns year nhi. restitution ;,
eOnniehee ca he i5l CT January next and term;,,.,
Ien June Tue Cias,icsi& cuui... Ar.
ana ihe Sgtshts be fuly prepa Id TO io;n H.
IIns e,ass, IN me uaversy of Va William & Mary sad
-. ~ oyu"ey SOiteges, any other literary Jps,o,
%, n on'oo lie English aud Mathematics IA
10 he Conducted by Mr.. Z. w -K,nny hosS
experiment zeal aud asiiduty in the di,S hare s
ms raue ana ito'oush knowledge Of he pume,m
@ ne n'lr"ct' tineluins Algebra surveyinx) have
Even eomp'.te 'sse:ients all who are interested in,Se
Of zoe pupils, aud the Of the s.,
eg I 19ard, Washing Tu,,oo, (e,ch ,osrder GpJh
"'uuns towels, oaudi-, s6o per s,,.;on r
onns, pay IN advance. Tuition alone SI5 psr So;
payable advance yyJ n NJ 80 ,sI SESSION,
,.-II - , 80 s-wii5ihJ
IISiS Su"sefiner ntshds ,Ohtnuius hIs Solu, IL
- psyeAf, ~ ms residence, ia the UPPER tat Of Kin. w
nu va, air Roht I. no ,siI, ,,s
VIE III 'he isboIs OF instruction. tins Schoo; Wi N no -,
@ ia'ih, FRENCH Spanish Italian Ianruage,. =
W 'fs.nehe', which usua iy eontue coed Enyf
ihe school VIII commence The 18Th Ian ami 20
, ue e ION oil Dec, with the exception Ct one of a
s"'"cf NOUNS tor vacation IN. Sub.cfter an a-cr
ua'e zen OF "eive hosiders.TeIm. for hoard ard
pae Puhs furnishing heu beds bedding ,urrel, ~,
cfaie nhey dollars, payable bali YEARLY for tuioo -,
Lsn f'tneh, Spanish Italian, twenty d,a. fo
seho.'s heen dCiats; except .udeui. of Nia,bs
s Alseht Surveying, for whom tuition Tee will si
w. "a '''' e"oi' THOMAS DABNEYr
-vxtxx
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~ W.. III sose5 81 tsas executed 4, the ,ys.,, h.,
rseodsd IN ~ 80 o. t9e sogaty OF CbeiefH dojy
on FSsy %. T 3a Dc 10 for e.dy motley, the promise,
@hsreoS The 'a1 Hill resided Iyn~ IN bs INIT, - ~ od
much ss . .o"iea ny the Isad' Archer BAN =, sor 50
saiu tsct may be sufficient sstisfy III a.
,eguei'f' OF SID deed. The tile believed 70 h. s,J 10y,
ns., convey snehttle ogly y ~ IN nv liz I
~ -, JAMES ELhM Trnt.e
Co. w
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TRUST SALE

~ Vlue CT deed OF trust 10 the sub.e,b.,
80 on 'be III Janvary last, by Edmund Anderson C.nr
,ri !. sna a. b'sgers winch de ed i. record in lie
~ % 'he County courts Of Henrico and Buokius-
ha'p' We sha sci Tor cash Monday the 22d inst, al
s hlii y, Tie ,ad county OF Busans ham, Eve slave
=, ~ , 'acon' 9'Ny and Tsmse with the increase
OF .he emaes aHy tie sloo. hoses cattle and
we crop OF corn and !odderj wsson AMI cart oisuas
oo, aeunB as trustees, such title will be ssyen s.,,
vested III usb The Deed sloTtsaid sf =
- JOHN GARTH
Oee' 10 JOSIAH LEAKE, ir. IIuteer.
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the expeuiency Of repeating or amcu3ng par.
OF The act concerning ordinaries, sc.
On motion of MIR. Tyler OF p. w. Resolved.
That the Com. for c. of J. be instructed to Gu
qairc into the expectancy OF amending the act,
passed February Ii, 1922, entitled an act con.
cFning the overseers OF the poor OF the county Of
T.. William, and also an act cptitle' I. act con-
corning the School Commissioners OF y. William
county, passed February ), 1919: TO report by bill
% otherwise.
The following bills were ordered tobc cngrossei
and read . third time Authorizing A. Brown TO
uild a toll bridge across the Mattapony. &c.-to
authorize the Board OF Il. W. to subscribe on be-
half OF the state TO the stock vt the Mid. Turn
pike Co.-to authorize the erection Of dam a.
cross the middle FORK Of Holscn rives--o author
ize separate election 10 be holden in Fredercks-
burs-the same, at Fayette, in Montgomery---,o
incorporate the Smithtield Academy in l. OF W
to authorize the erection Of gates across the road
from Parkeisburg TO Marietta.
The bill providing against the misconduct OF
certain public officers was read and rec committed.
The engrossed bill for the extension of the
kanawhs turnpike road 10 Big Sandy River, was
then taken up and read third rnc.
On the question OF its passage, short but am
mated debate arose, in which Messrs. Everett,
Smith OF Greenbrer, and Doddridge a.lvoc ated,
We shall hereafter, perhaps, give sketch OF this
debated The question was taken by ayes and
nocs-Ayes So, Noes io3. So the bill was lost,
Tlrv following bills were passed. To authorize
Tue CONSTRUCTION oil turnpike road from Chiffon 8
tavern in the county oil Campbell TO Lynchburg-
To authorize separate election in the county oil
Louisa
The following bills were read the first time
Exempting old men from certain public duties
releasing TO Mary 5. Wagner thee omnonw th' 3
rghtto certain legacy-changing the time OF
holding quarterly court for the town Of Stauntcn;
| concerning the German Lutheran Church i'm the
County OF Loudon. This bill proposed to enable
persons, therein newly named, in conjunction with
the sole survivor Of the original trustees, 10 hold
certain lands in trust for the benefit OF the said
Church, and for the purposes, specified in the o.
riginal grant--to wit, the erection OF Church,
school house, SC.
Mr.. Gordon opposed the bill, conte niing tina. i,
was in direct coutict with the principles OF the
Constitution, and Of the Acts of Assembly reai;vc
| TO religious seetlom.
Mr.. Powell o. l.. was in favor of The BILL AMI il,
sisted that it contained nothing Inconsistent with
the Constitution or Acts of Assembly. The CUES
ton on the second reading, was decided in the
| negative by vote OF 90 TO 55.
The bills, charging the jurisdiction of the
| monthly courts OF Augusta Coun,y-and that, con-
corning surveyors OF highways, were read the
| first and second time and re-cominitted. Several
| petitions were presented and referrd-
On motion oil Mr.. Mayo, the House adjourned
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ssfhplSG engaged Hiss mn to ron.inno -
scnooi atiny residence The ensuing vesr'
WISH 10 take t'yo or three Girls as boarders. Tho
Nhoie charge Tor board and Tuition WilI he seven
" nysdollags tor the scholastic year OF ten months
each boarder To furnish her own bedding.
Miss ~ having resided iwo wears in NV G,nir,,
! can 'ecomHtend her 2 very udiciois eschee
lie school will commence oDibe tfl a. ,arv
Wv. ~ 80 INC,
Goochlanl, Dec. ~ e{e
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~ 'ae san,e nme apd place, by virtue Of Deed oe
rust executed TO the subsethe the 3,t a.,
" ooason OF the county Of uokinshsui for The
securing The Of sundr debt, EN-
su, we .hs sell for cash the following property TO vii,
saves mshay, Amanda, Celia bertwo children with
souhons hctesse OF sand iemsie two horse, and 81,
nou'euoid sad kitchen furniture Sucbttle as we ny
the purchasers. S Noi''eyeo %
JOHN GARTH, 1Trts--
n. JOSIAH LEAKE, IT, tees.
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Sole Of Land and .Negroes.

~
.A ! me plantation called Kennon's, (Dear Gent;
= 10 bfldge,) IN the Co. OF Amelia BELONGING Il,
tue estate oil The late Jerman Baker vii, be snt
on monday, the 18th day of January, 1920. If fair
ana VI not, on the next far day, sixty five oos vat
aU'e saves consisting oil men, women & cb;Id,cp..
boys ana girls, and including several erceiIen,
mousse servants The nisu and boys and SONG nf
he girs, Will lie sold for cash and the re,na;nds,
OH Sreu't OF Twelve months, the purchasers giv =
ing bona and security 70 be approve,, nv he ~.
uefsgned before ihe property is dc liyered Thee
slaves are well worth tic attention of ali ,,a..
wanting such property, as they are unnsuailv te,
~, aud vel disposed ~ H.. can, ,;,o 90,
be sold about 700 barrels Of corn. on Ike cro,,
oil Twelve months, and on the same conditions a. ~,
bond & security.--The plantation being on An;oo
nauox rIver, the purchasers of corn can ,1s,lv
nave IT transported up or down the river as t,,r,,
may require. ny
,- ON THE sAsTE NAY
ne plantation and latd " IN be- sold l,,, No s.y
I i Tor Inc ben 6 OF the Commonwealth. o. ersa-
OF one Two, three and four year The bdrcl,aser.
giving bond and approved security, hrsidos a decd
OF ,'nst 70 secure The purchase money The trace
OF idnd contains eleven hundred aud thirty AGREE.
hes broad side on Appomaitox river and has on II
at least two hundred acres Of lo9 grou,t,s viii,
Taost comfortable buildings Of an sorts There i a
sufficient proportion OF wood land on the tract. ami
much OF the high land in good hcafl-upon IT,
whole II IS very desirable farm, being in a osn-
'cel and intelligent neighbourhooJ
TIL MILLER Adn,t,,is,safo.,
nee g. sa D ,ss
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ONFOHD ii C4D E1ITISS
B'hb 'Tinter session each Of these III,
= Iptnee Gu the 18TH ofJsou,ry next w SVH'
the fsmais a. sde 10y rrtcf che ,ncsrn,en,.,.. r. a. .
hey Joseph Labsres, afsfsrd BY ladic of w
he'Nn'; miss r. Hnmphsici who teae bes nioc ~ a.
- ar iu''fleiress Of con.dersbr .sos,sn"
hA,ns ngh ies SIX or seven years IN the M,t.y;, t
~ nsthieafh kennsylgaois, and 10 :is aesS., o. 81
ne Mal, Academy ~iii be under :sa ,os.s.,.,. t
hoii' Caroline. be- 81 80
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RICHMOND pRIcEs f,JJpprn.r

= III OH1HO.FD f'RICES CURRE.NT.
Tobsceo very fine, In. 6 a s,Hide, Sran;.h ~ 10
n ma,uaihins' . 2 81 Brandy, cog. gaL Goa 80
Flour,ci,y mills new no ,sle,i Wbi,teyFfs' 90 .,
No 10 csha a7S4 Rum West India, 90 a IS
~ mne'' "uSneb 1901 Do. New England So SO
vvn2 45a 5ol WINE, Madeira, Q so 8 30
mms,' Az e5a tOI Do Sicily Madeira, rs
~, - n. 30 Do Malaga, IS 20
Butter, 30. II al 10 w.. up S on ~ 81
eSs,. a. - W l-zlmolss,es, so 81
InJSn' -, -. Fe Iulliemp, per 100 lis. & 90
Nails cut, DO. 7t-2lpo,k nsyLt, 'Os q w
Rec, do. 4a4l .Alsb.J r.. h,t' n 80
Sugar Leaf, 10. 10 aol a., Ii.r,,,l,' '"' W
6, p u 1osii 50iSali, per Sack, 81 4
y. poningo Mahogany from rs 10 20 GEMS rer lot.
DD d. 10 IL do
u s. nuk t2a
Hsnk Va. {, ,,,,.
Famcts' Bans 90 do
COURSE Of EXCHfyYGE.
Moth Carolina Uaok Notes 2 "a
SsS,n o''o'as d. 2s21'2
VeorSn 3a3iz
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PUBLIC SALE or NEGROES.
SHALL obsf a public .se, charlottesville for cash
- o' goHaH, re pa JaRWary 1872 being AlbemarIe
c'u" day u = - iihely young Nrsfoe,
M. FRANK CARR.
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YATES : a = & M'INTYRE,

rital prizes. '' nse "a
Ahngkst' having two Nos. Iviz] 10 81 each $50
~ x ~ ~
- 81 or - so
,,,Lo.. I" d - IA 20
~nn all tekets having one Of the drawn numbers, SIS
YATES & MT.XNTXRE
Richmond, Dec. i3 66-It
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" The last williamsburg 90 Phoenix Plough
BOY states, Mr.. Parker Zones had presented (beu
with an ear OF corn, from his farm in James Gil,
county, measuring 10 IL inches in length.
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vIRGINIENsls.

Gsorgie-The following is stated in the Sayan.
nah Republican as the course which the Legisla.
lure VIII pursue--lst. recommendation TO the
Anti Tariff States 10 protest agains, the measure.
and Memorial TO the Anli-Taid States advising
,he prosecution OF all constitutional means so as
oy Onlon and concert oil action to eece its re pea
ana Zdiy. reInonstrance 10 the Senate of the u.
81 bill IS before them to attach the Chcrol, G
.Ges 70 me Seeerat counties, ami 10 ertend j,is-
ton over them; also bill to punish them lor en-
'eThg me State 1--WE presume IS meant the peculia,
present territory OF the statc) without permission
from the Indian Agent.-Their extension of the
municipal jurisdiction of Georgia over the Chero
Kee lands seems 10 be in conformity with the late
suggestion OF the Secretary OF Wharf.-The Mil.
!edgevbte Recorder states, that the Cherokees
nave reused their assent TO application from the
General Government for accession OF territory sui
H ncieht Tor Canal between the tennessee aud
Coosa rivers. This seeming anomaly. ,bcref,r,
arises that while certain politicians cIain, the
right(wlIhout reason, we think to take the
SOIL oil the several states for roads or canals they
have TO ask the Indians, and il they refuse ,hcir
assent,to bow TO Their will and pleasure
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10 IT was Mr. Smith of Rann,uho, no, OF
GTcenoT'er, who on Wednesday remarked, tina
The subject embraced in Mr.. NJ Laughlin's resou
ton, had been already referred
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Pr on Thur.dsy the nth Inst by the Rev Mr.
Cnrn RICHARD HILL, E.q. Of Spott,vIy,.,. IN Mi
nAr daughter oil James Goyan, Esq. Pombne asno
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Dec. ~.
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.NETv Dry GOODS STORE.
JAMES ~ uIrNTry,

AS taken the vre Formerly the ecur sncy II Me.ss
Grsnn'' SEA Brothers, (impsiiaIsly Opposite Mts,,
iI@!l AooI.'s) and las haHI,
STAPLE AND Fd,fcY Dry GOODS.
.4,.oag irhlch &C
Clcths, osssimeies snd ssttineiis, hLe and eCs;se
Red, white, green and yellow fs.e,ls
SIX and ST. sped YsirnciE vtsings
SwsnsdewD aud Isissil do
Ir'it aud German linens, lawns 81 osuhiic,
caiisoes assorted, Embracing srea. Sss.G;y
Esney, striped and pist yoshsns
y Plain sad hsured bon 5aztis, vs.icus eo.GG.s
- 10 Sd jscOset and sSuk tDusl.as
Aiuil, lGdia and Swis. 10
Swiss aud black italian elk clsvs.s
Cauiou aud Mandarin Grape, Italian ID sti-t
E!a,k Italian ualring, sslobews and .aisnets 80
- a sc a.'oiiirtn OF sit, cotton aud wooen hesiefy
i a=hsrbSb!c boEuet and hs Ibb:n.
iisg, handsnaa and eo.to. hd(s r.,
Gloves and comb: Of every description
Linen siid cotton eluss
FURNITURE add apron checks
i'n'rys End kerssy, suitable for ssrvaas' cls..ss
brown and nieaeted dsinsst.es, diapers, &c
sSpsiing, esriL>irss, uf=bgelas, &C &c.
low fnr cash.
Nov. = ser