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DISSOLUTION

TUE Copartnership heretofore existing at this
place, under the style of Ro S. S, Z. III.
Moon, was dissolved on the 9th day of May last,
by mutual consent; should there yet exist any
claims against said concern, they must be present.
ed TO l.. H. Moon for payment.
All persons indebted TO said firm will please
make immediate payment TO L. III. Moon, who is
alone authorised to collect the debts due the late
concern. Ro. s MOON,
J.. II. MOON
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re land BWvers.-- I0Ee .N0ficp

To Land BUyeTS.-- J0le Notice.
tfHAr sbs, tsdqy, the 10th Of December next
oaef for sale before e font doof - The Eagle Jle
10 ths City % Rchmnnd, s my tight G,, and interest in
and TO, CERTAIN scs0f parcels Of land yng aud leing Ws
of be Aeqluy Mountain aud which were primarily in tho
following CoFnes, 10 wiG Mon gomfiy, fecnfier Hsrri.
aud Mouoprslai they viii be ssl1 To- tIee payments,
Ne frsf of Which f.to be made CASH te Other tso 10 be
qUsiy digbcd, bond aad approved sccuy Ulbo ftguBf
ol deed cUust on She property 10 10 tff f5
AaT Psymesu. TIys. q. TAYLOR.
Now s5-.ts
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4. MURAT & W. b. NUT1AT.

ATTORNEYS AND COUECILLORs At LAW,
%NSILL practice IN the Courts Florida (Kcy West
W ncudsd and 10 the fiShbo;ing coune, of eorgia
Their flee, Talishascs Leon County, aud aZipons,
Jefferson County, Florida.
a. MURAT,
". Il. MUTUAL.
nov -. CO-5
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RappAHqN:NocK .acaDEay:

R.4PP.HH.f.f.NOCK Academy.
VL<HlS SEMINARY, under Altet An. son. a, Teacher
snd D,a.el TUrper,as Steward, will tie IA vpeis N a,
en'u,ng year, iob will s divided two ia of five
menths each The former the I2h
ry aud termns',ns the i2io Juneths latter con
ing On the 18th ofJuiy, and terminating the 18th uf
stnbet-TerTs per session. For instruction in the Latin ana
Or Elk sngusges, whether jointly separately
"'h any other stuy not; also the Elements Of
aud Aisebri twelve doas fifty cents; English Gram
matieai Exercises, ten dollars Spelling, Reading,
.ms, 1'esraPny and Arithmetic aears fifty ceits
ih BOARD VII he $3.50 rer session, including Washing
each B"srder finding h, own Bed k,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

a meeting OF the the President and Directors
= OF the James River Company on Mondav the
10Th November, 1873, the following resolution
was adopted:
Rescued, That hereafter no agent or servant
oil the James River Company shall be directly or
indirectly concerned in any store, shop, or other
spirits, produce, merchandise or goods, of any de-
scripiiop, OIL near the line of the Canal, under
the penalty OF being dismissed from ofice;and
they are hereby required to use their utmost
exerons to put down all tipping, and other dis
"ioeriy or dlsrePutablc trading shops along the
Canal, and TO give Information of the existence of
any such within their knowledge, to their respec-
I'VE county courts. A true copy from tho minutes
OF the Board. ). BROWN, JR.
Second Auditor.
wy. -. 50--WIt
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jtI.fVTEU

a over;cer Tor the neat 10 live upon #
80 plantations, Applicants must bring endaon:.
uneSeertonahe in e'tty re,pec single usn with
asve'y ;na family would - preferred.
Eichniond, Nov. ~ 67-5l JOHN AEinLER.
WISH la vmFly feaui'i uam!ed To oh"bten
IN the common courie Ut Ensh Education. Le,cs.
al re.scd iichnuad will reach me there until the
Ia day oil DECEMBER ntAt. J. w. GREEN.
Nov Is.
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cIoC EEWARD

TSAWAE from Trahu,', Pit, - Monday The 27,h
sert, anes'o nsu rsmed Tituian, by trade Bict
Smith TtiusB tolersble bright mu!sti0 about So OF 10
yeas Did, good looking and intelligent fellow. Pnmun has
doubt obtained free Pspes aud will enIeav1r leave the
about Fetctsiurg. VII DUNN
So I'm
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Fl PETITION

Fl PETITION,
WILL he presented to the next General Assem-
bly,, praying the passage OF a Law to incorporate
the Trustees of the Smithfeld Academy, in the
County of Isle of Wight.
Oct. Il z6-wSv
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Scoitsyillc. Nny.
NOTICE.

A Gentleman residing healthy part of the country
u wishes employ female teacher take charge ct
school consulting 81 about i2 or Is scholars
10 be gent 10 the Enquirer.
Nov
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Hon. -- Washington.
mr.. u olsb az. A-qfiongl hl,U;c,o,.,.

.@'T. - oIah az. National IlirllCIHcgy
he National Ine!ligencer, Of Tuesday, SAYS
that The event of the recent election 10 the Office
OF President " has demonstrated that ii is the pow
sc er OF few willy intriguer5, awaiting themselves
Of The casual popularity of a successful sol.iier
to possess themselves of the high places of the
" Republic, 10 the exclusion of talent virtue and
SO eminent public merit, scdulously and successful
~ devoted 10 the promotion of the best interests
" OF The county" We hope that this heavy i'm
parchment OF the American people will not fall
into The hands Of foreign adversary. The mean
ing Of il is-that the majority OF the voters have
been miserable dupes; are, in fact, incapable Of
mlnasoE their own concerns, and lhat tie expe-
rimcnt of sclf-goyernment has failed on the LAST
Miai and under ihe most prop.tous circumstances
The SKY Of our hemisphere viii brighten, howe
veT, even Tor The editors Of the lntelligcncer.
Thousands among the most intelligent and 40.
right mon Of The United States gave Nicr sufIrares
aud indeed earnest aid, TO Gcner0i Jackson. IL is
moCsifOIs 60 Affirm thatthey were deluded by
tow willy inHizuers, or daLzlcd by mere military
l'ne. Let those who regret the event Of the o.
lection still DO Justice TO The county and rightly
appreciate BE strength oil Cur institutions.
Nh Gazette.
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Gentiemeii OF ihe NonSc OF Drlcenfcs:

Gentlemen of The House Of Delegates
EE suh;eri. beg, leave those gentle men for
when he has kept hce,, aud othrf., that lac la, on
lnan1 large pPy OF corn, oats, hay and fodder lie
would be glsio take eight gentle hores TO Keep
doiins the sstng oil ie Legislature price much low
hsn they can nav. them kept for u good the city
hiehmon Those Ferrous who favour lin horse,
may re' a'ared that they will he kept wen sud every
attention pad To them that necessary will nJ be Liable
fer any ACCIDENT tia, nisy hoPptn.
70. II. SAUNDERS,
. Shuri Pump, ~ Jules from Rohirond.
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SIIE

EXECUTORS SALE.
1fN PURSUANCE OF the last Will and Testament
"a OF John Shelton, Esq. dec'd.-will be sold to
the highest bidder, on the premises, OH Tues
day the 10th day OF Dec. next if fair, otherwise
the first fair day thereafter, the Girls, and Saw
Mill, on the Southland River, Louisa county, with
hive acres OF land attached thereto, and about six
acres adjoining, formerly the property of William
Baugh decd, on which there is very comforta-
Bile Dwelling House, Sc, and an excellent orch
ard, &c. sc. One fourth of the purchase none,
will be required in cash-for the balance, one, two
and three years credit will be allowed. the pur-
chasers giving notes satisfactorily endorsed, and
deed OF trust upon the property, to ecure the pune
iual payment OF the purchase money.--At the same
time will be sold for cash. Tract of Land former
ly the property of James Astin, containing about
40 acres, about % of which is in wood
Also, one other Tract called Lovelrs, contain
ing about 50 acres
Also, one other Tract called Hunters, contain
ing about I40 acres
The above Tracts of land will be sold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims against J. Shelton Jr
BENJAMIN b. DUKE, ! Ex'ors of
VIM. SHELTON, (Minor,) : ]. Shelton, deed.
Nov. Z. 5i-tds
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FcuGbfe 'Sfoch 81 Sdddieyy, SC.
W. will sell, OH Wednesday, the 10th day
*e Of Dece.nbcr next, at ten o'clock, at public
auction. at the shop OF the late William Berry, ON
Old street, the whole of his
Stock gf Goods, Harness, Sdddiery Sc.
The stock Is well selected and complete, embrace
ing all articles necessary 10 sa,lder comprising
number OF ready made saddles, cts OF harness,
very valuable assortnlcn; of brass, steel s. plated
ware, saddters tools, SC. Also, three eiges a
Jersey wagon, and horse, together with a par
eel OF plank, and many other articles, too hume
rous to mention part of the foregoing articles
will be sold TO sati.iy the acquisitions OF deed of
trust, executed by the said Berry to Richard c.
PeGram, and recorded in the clerks Office Of this
town: The balance will DC sold by the adinnstra-
tors.
AT The same time and place, the Shop lately oc-
copied by the said Berry, will be rented unit, the
first Of next April.
Terms: For all sums not exceeding 500 cash,
all over 500, and not exceeding $500 go days
credit; andfor all suns exceeding $500, months,
the purchasers giving negotiable notes with APP.
proved endorsers.
RiCH'D G. PEGRANI, Trustee.
JOS. BRAGG, Admins
BENZ. JONES, traitors.
Sale conducted by
WM. pANNILi., Auctioneer.
NoN. ~. 60--1t
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L,,q,atic Rospital, Itillinmsbure

I-tzHutTc hOSpttuE, FVtItHHS6uTS
NJ oTlCEs hereby given thatail tho cell.
are occupied and that patients will he
ani'ome Of .sd celsre vacan Iue which
hsIiven. BY order Of the Courto DhectsI..
NAV 26 fs-Nf L. HENLEY.
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Nov. A..
FElGALE SCHOOL.

[-1liuLE SCHOOL.
AZ school VIII b. opened on the first of January
@Anex,, at the residence of the subscriber in the
county OF New Kent, under the care OF Miss E
lizabeth Bacon; all the branches of good Eng.
llsh education VIII be taught, and undivided aten-
uon gwen 10 the manners and morals of those con-
ided 10 her care; it will he exclusively for females
and Is limited to fourteen. Terms for board and
tuition Tor session OF ten months S90-one half
10 be paid on the 10Th day of August the balance
ON the 9th OF December. There will be vaca.
ton from the 10Th OF August to the 18th of Oct
JOHN b. CLOPTON.
RAIN, NOV. 10. 57-WtlJ
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Cumberland Nov. Is. 57-,ds

Land for Sale, in the county Of Hanover.
TUE subscriber contemplating removal 10 some
other State, in the course OF year or two offers
Tor sale two Tracts of Land in Hanover nearly
midway between Richmond and Fredericksburg:
one OF them on the nearest road between the .
bove named places, the other ,y,ile above it, The
Tract on which reside, called Edge Wood con-
tains 702 acres, and OH il is an excellent Brick
Dwelling house about 40 feet square, with seven
rooms; two wells of fine cool water, and a LARGE
Ice House, that keeps ice well all the summer are
in the yard kitchen, laundry, meat house, dali
ry, stables, and coach house, all OF Brick and a
frame barn, over the stables that will contain 500
bushels OF wheat in the straw. The upper Tract
called Bloomfield, contains by late survey s7l a.
cres, and has an overseer's house, barn, tabacco
and corn houses and stables, sc, for the working
OF ID or 20 hands. Both tracts are believed TO be
as valuable as any in the neighborhood, and as
we'll suited to the cultivation of corn, wheat and
tobacco, and have abundant supply of wood
land. Broomfield has between 90 and so acres of
swamp land OF excellent quality easily reclaimed
part OF 1t, now in cultivation, has brought fine To-
bacco. From ten 10 twenty negroes may he
bought with either tract, and stock of all kinds.
and farming utensils. residence al Edge W ood
oil 20 years, enables TO recommend il as 4
hedlthiui situation, and one tlfat would afford a
desirable retreat tom the less salubrious atnos-
Phere Of the tide waters, and populous Towns on
our coasts and rivers. The property may be view
ed by application 10 The manager Of Bloomfield or
the subscriber at Edge Wood. A comparatively
small sum will be required when possession l. Civ.
en- The balance ofthe purchase money, being secul-
cd 10y bond and approved security, aud deed Of trust
Oh the Land, may be paid, by instruments. on a
reasonable credit. Poss ssion will be given any
time after the month OF January ISS0--and crops OF
small grain may be sowed after goth September
ls20-i ana disposed to take in exchange, Land
IN Ohio, W. Tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere,
that might approve Of
CARTER BERK ELEY.
Nov ~ ar
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Egeclttius Deparf,neuf.

October rs, 1928.
PROPOSALS. will he received by th. the
purchase of the transports ti- Peniteiary Those
posed 10 purchase will their proposals delay
by order, VIM. III. RICHARDSON.
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NOTICE..

sNoR SALE, at Tic Particularly Store, nearly OPP
pose the State Banks, large assortment Of
Pcniteniiary Manufactures, to wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes Gear OF all kinds, ails, &c. Sc Far
mers, Cv1..;., Merchants, and Others are respect
fully invited TO call and examine them.
The prices OF many OF the articles have been late
ly reduced by the Board Of Directors, particularly
the Shoes THOMAS NELSON, PAP
Sent. %. IO-tf
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We understand datth, Secretary ofthe Navy
has rendered 10 Captain Catosby Jones, of the IA.
w., Tic command Of the soop Of war PracorL
now fitting at New York, forIhe voyage Of cx.
p'oratiou iu ihe Pacific and South Polar seas rur.
suani 10 resolution oi Congress Of the last seg-
sion Considering ho nature OF this expedition.
we ocr" 'hc appointment very complimentary 10
lhc olcel selected; but, from our knowledge Of
Chat officer. wc link the Government has made
most ju3icious choice for tie service, and we arc
ed g. ~ III
Nhsut.eroH, Noy. 25.-ln addition 10 those
menpers oi Congress whom wc have mcEtioncd
1- having arlivrd of ihs S,atof Government. we
nave seen VIZ lane, senator rom lilinois and
Mr. Elakc, Of Jndans ond Ms Gafnsoy. Of Sew
York, Of 'he H5uscof Representatives. re-
ILomas LLLn b ha. Lecn cleeinl 2 Ecnr..c--..
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Erecut0rs Sale Of Land and Negroes, &c. &c
a GREEABLY 10 the last will and testament Of
- Thomas johnson, decd, late Of the county of
Cumberland, will be sold at public auction, on the
premises, on Tuesday, the S0h dan of December
neef, II fair not, the next fair day. that valuable
estate, whereon the said johnson resided, living
l0 miles south OF the Courthouse, containing by
recent survey, 9l7 81 acres-about 200 of which
are woodland. This tract of land is as valuable
and OF as good quality, as any in this section Of
country, lying on both sides of Angola Greek -on
land:-a large portion of the woodland is prime
tobacco land.-On this estate there are two good
dwelling houses, large granery, and tobacco
houses sufficient for curing large crop-also all
other necessary out houses, good apple orchard,
garden, &c. There is also this tract of land a
good m!-house, with two pair of stones wheat
threshing machine, and all the machinery for
working them by water-S0 bushels of wheat are
seeded on the estate. This tract of land will be
divided or sold entire, as il may best suit purcha-
sers-and will be shewn by Mr.. Ichabod johnson
who resides upon it, or by the subscriber, who
lives within three or tour miles.
The negroes consisting of men women, bows and
girls The household and Kitchen furniture plan.
taon utensils, Wagon, Ok Cart three yoke of
Oxen, &C. Sc, will also be sold, the sale will con.
tinue from day to day till finished.
Terms. The Land will be sold on a credit of
one, two and three years, bonds with approved
security, with deed of trust on the land will be
required TO secure the payments, about one half of
the negroes will be sold for cash, the balance OF
the negroes and the other personal property OIL a
credit Of six months, bonds with approved security
will be required. CHARLES WOMACK Ex'or
OF Thomas Johnson deed.
Cumberland Nov. Is. 57-.ds
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against
Edmund Gannaway, adm'o with the will annex
ed OF Jetiery Robertson. dec. and Norvell Robert
son, Defdts
The defendant Norveil Robertson not having
entered his appearance, and given security accord
ing TO the act OF Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
1t is ordered. That the said Norvel, Robertson do
appear here on the first day OF January court next
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for ?
months successfully, and posted at the front door
oil this county. A copy. Tes,e,
Nov. 4. 5a,yt,v
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By He G0ceIHOr II Me (osnnon,ceafth IF Yir
A PRO(IAALaIIOn,

- ''c >"-'HcHWeUW ~ tU
gina.
"A PRO CL.a.NA7TO.V,
|WWHEREAs il has been represented to the Ex
w ecutive by the Tailor of Shenandoah Coun
ty, That on the night of the oath Aug last certain
Wm Miils,who had been relnanded back TO Jail bv
an Examining Court for further trial. on charge OF
horse stealing, broke and made his escape from the
SAID Jail, and is now going at large: have there
lore thought proper, with the advice of tho Coun-
Gil oil State, TO offer reward Of seventy-fve dol
lars TO any person persons who will apprehend
and convey TO the Jail of said county the said VIM
Mills. And do moreover require all Officers CT
VII and military, and exhort the good people of the
commonwealth to use their best endcavors to
cause the said fugitive to be apprchendcd that he
may be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
seal Of the Commonw alth al
(seaD Richmond, this 2Ist day Of No
vember 1923.
VIM b. GILES.
VIM. Mills is about feet or inches high.
very dark complexion, dark curly hair, dark ma
eel eyes, was formerly lreckled, but his long con-
hneWent has bleached him-had on a cotton shirt s.
linen pantaloons, and no shoes Stockings He
has mother residing near STA: Court house
where he has probably gone
Nov. IS. 59-w1w
IN chancery: At Rules held in the clerks OF
hce OF the county court of Buckingham on Mon.
day the 9Th day of Oct 1928
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-27
$1OO REWARD
Store broke omen j.!

TNIIE Store Of the Subscriber living in East MARI
Il boro'. Township Chester County, Penn. was
broken open on Monday evening Esd inst. and the
following goods were stolen, viz one piece fine blue
cloth, do. coarse, 1 do. black cashmere, l do
brown, do. mixed blue cassinet, do. yellow cal
lico and several pieces of other calico, do. tow
linen, do. fine beached muslin, do. checks, do.
domestic gingham, copperas plaid, do. red striped
gingham narrow, do. gingham large plaid a lot
Of fine muslns, such book, jaccone, &c. scissors,
spectacles, buck skin gloves, lot Of assorted
ribbons, sewing silk, assorted colours, lot of cot
ton thread, piece red painted muslin, do. dark
painted musins, pieces stripe cottons for panta-
looms, do. Washington stripe, number of flag
and black silk handkerchiefs Also great number
of other articles not recognized. Any person who
shall give information of the said goods, that the
owner may recover them again, shall receive 1855
reward, and all reasonable charges will be paid.
BENJAMIN WINDLE, Oacner
further reward of 65 dollars will be paid by the
Union Association for the recovery of stolen pro-
perty, &c. to any person who shall detect the thief
SO that he shall be brought to conviction.
STEPHEN WEBB, Treasurer.
Juee "a. 19--4t
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Newcastle County.

The following Statement prepared N obedience
County passed the Sd day of April, 1928, exhibits,
III. The number Of Acres in each hundred OF said
County ed The average price per Acre Sd. The
whole valuation thereof 4th The valuation OF
Houses and Lots 9Th. The annual amount of per-
sonal Tax 9th. The valuation of personal proper
ty; eth. The total amount Of Real and Personal
property and personal Tax and is truly copied
from the original Assessment List returned by the
Assessors of the respective Hundreds IN SAID county
for the year 1923, as averaged by the Levy Court
and Court of Appeals.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-27
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS Stolen from the pasture ofthe Subscriber,
on the ED inst. chestnut sorrel HORSE, years
old, about 81 hands high, nearly blind in one eye,
and without shoes. He was taken by rnulatto boy
who ran away from the State Of Maryland, who is
about Is years of age, had patched wool hat
and striped roundabout jacket. The horse rode
with rope bride and without saddle. The thief
was pursued as far as the first togate on the Ken
net Turnpike road, where he was. on the evening
of the 23d inst supposed to be making his way for
Chester County.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
Of the horse to the subscriber near Camden, Della.
ware or Ten Dollars if delivered to J. M. Smith
in Wilmington.
WARNER MIFFLIN.
June 24 Is
Pai Rec insertions, and send bill TO Del. Jour.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-27
AGENTS.

CoycoRp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, ?. NJ.
BR1peEvrLLE.-IIenry Cannon, 7. M.
FnANxFoRp.-Mr. Isaiah Long.
D.cssoRouGH.-Dr. Edward Dngle.
GEORGE TowN.--Mr. Joshua S. Layton
LpwEs-H. +. Rodney, P. M.
MuroRp.--Mr. Joseph G. Oliver
TaEpEn1cA--J. Emerson, P. M.
CAmprN.-Thomas Wainwright, P M.
DoyER.-Jo ohm Robertson, Esq.
sxyRsA-Samuel n. Hodson, Esq.
M1ppLErowN.--Thomas Harry, 2. NJ
SUMMIT BRIpGE.-John Clement, r. M.
WARWICK, Md.-Joh Moreton, ?. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
ofthcse Agents, may pay their subscription none,
TO them, they being authorized to receive 1t, and lt
Give receipts.
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Jatne "a.
DRY GOODS,

0Ek GEOOOS,
Bought at the present low prices, suitable for the
present and approaching season, where they in
vite their friends and the public generally to call
and view for themselves. The assortment con-
sists of
Super Blue and Black cloths,
Do. do do. cassimers,
NIiddline and low priced cloths and cassimers,
Brown steel mixed and drab cloths,
Superine satinets, various colors,
Rose blankets, white, red and yellow fannels,
Cd book muslin figured and plain, book hankerchefs,
GA cambria and jaconet musins,
Cd & A. Swiss muslin figured and plain,
Jaconet hdkfs. cross barred and bordered,
o. IS A plain and figured null null musins.
| Thule lace and Grape leese
! Bobinett and thread laces and edgings,
| Black and white lace wells,
! White and green gauze do
Gros de nap Silks black light and cross barred,
Blue black Florence,
Black Italian mantua, and satin leventincs,
| White and black satins forentne vestng,
/ White and black silk gloves,
| White and black silk hose,
! Umbrellas and psrasos
! Hoskin, beaver, and Yorktown gloves,
| Canton grapes and robes,
3d. ~ and A. 4 Canton cavpe shaWls,
White, black and green Italian grapes,
| A handsome assortment of fancy gauze,
Grape leese and gros de nap hdks.
Gentlemen and Ladies' white and colored cotton and
| worsted hosiery,
White, coored and striped linen and cotton drillngs.
handsome assortment of cacoes, chntzes, Ginghams
7.8 and 40 Irish linens and long lawn.
! l0-4, 8-4, - & Ga Denmark table linen,
Russia sheetings beached and brown,
Porter sheeng, Osnaburg Canvass Pttsburg and Glen
vile cords,
| Ga and 5-4 oil cloths,
= Bonnet, cap, waist and shoe ribbon,
Drads, tapes, bobbins and patent thread assorted,
Black silk and bandanna hdks
Linen cambria, and linen cambria hdkts
Together with general assortment OF Domestcs, sucl
as pads stripes, musns, checks bedtickng bed bot
TOMS &c. all Of which they will sell on the most reasonable
terns