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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
FROM THE THEATRE OF WAN.

The Russian Rshtdt-The Rnssiau, are in
full retreat aud NV the last aGenunts their
ma,n army was hlv miles North of Parma
They have me, with repnisa. %aiecum6tore aud
defeat. Such ever be the ioi OF the invader
pnd aggressor.
The Morning Journal of0cr. II, sRyS thu
Den. GEisSAR Is leclare' Ia 10 unable to
sope wll, the Pacha Of Widliu. mud SO Gar
Run thinking Of acting on the offensive. Is
fortiiyiug titA rif ia Craisve. against surprise.
The army is seilviu want of tarage, and the
bad water orrastnus a dreadful n~orta,ity,
Letters FROM Nicuua. OF thu Gin OF October
.laia that The RnssInn army hafore ChRu'ia
was. AT the tiwe oC its retreat, in such want Of
provisions As scarcely To have two ounces of
bread per day for zach soldier, with ha.f a pint
o. water.
Letters fram BERLIN state that the serond ar
mn, under command of Count HinsenSein. has
been Dispersed -thHt whole regiment. of ehval-
~ ARE dlsmounied, and Cha, the want of water
has Der 50 severely felt, thu, ltrer rou6.es have
been given for y bottle Of water
Accounts Il on Bacharesis state that the Turks
lave assumed the offensive against Gen. Roth.
the sieeer Of Silis,r'a.
Ftom Ciumia, HiHitu Packa has rushed
,io"n, al the head of 10000 lneu. IN pursutr o,
she hns Jams, who have abandoned their cannon.
F1> a'lfThha'oh ~ 70 conpet them 10 a gene
al t%asiie, and 20 cad their campaign by ,heil
smbitisn.
The Czsr has ordered a levy Of rsgy mcn o.
every FIVE hundred in his empire. This lev,
will a,to sai 10 about $50, 600 mro. :
" f'ie-pn. Osl, 3-Ihe Courier ar suay,aq
ofills ri Sept contains an article trum Con
1aniinople. according 10 which Shrrnla il pro
yided " i'll, provisions and ammunition for 81,
months to e",np. n" eaois., say the Courier
is the raSa4 ,h every position in the Balkan
aud all tho disorder thaf formerly reign.d 10 III,
Turkish Comnissa,ia has entirely disappeared
The distribution Of provisions takes place in tn
o,ost regular and p~uoetuai manner. and this lau
siabls conduct on the part Of the Government
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
LATEST e o FRANCE.

Since we received our English pspers by
the New York, the Francis First, from Ha-
vre, has arrived, Ivy which conveyance the
editors of The New York Commercial Ajyer-
User have received their vhri ens file, oil Paris
PAPERS IN the l6th Of Oct. We have %trshsla
led some articles Of interest, which are sub
joined.
there ia no longer any doubt of the evacu-
aiion of The Mprrs by lbrabim's whole army
The Messengr desChambres says thai despaich-
es from thence Of Sept. 26th annonnce The de-
partnre nf the second division, under escort.
Transports were furnished by Admiral de
Rigny 10 facilitate the evacuation. Gan. MAJ
son wa eneampeI in Msssenia. The Turks
anpeared Disposed To follow the example at
the Egyptians. On The 25tb September five
nr sir hundred Of them departed Tor Honme-
la.
Col. Fabyier In. returned from Greece and
nrriyed IN France. The Lyons Gazette of
Oct. lin, states that the reception OF the Co
lionel ~ ihh' place was not The most crodlta-
HE 10 the liberalism OF the place, there be-
ing but lorty subscribers 10 a dinner got up
at resfauratenr's, after - dnys preparation,
aud after line arrival OF the Col. from q eece
had been anticipated more than a month.
Five ioasts only were drunk, according 10
The same paper. Another account of ile 9th
stve. different version Of ihr ahdr aud
III discrepancy is rasy 10 be accounted for
by the l,Gerent feelng' entertained II, 10 his
conduct at Lyons in 1917.
The min,s'er Of Marine AID of The COLONIES
Of the law countries, Inform. nhvisatnrs that
according 10 u letter from Cat. |Jaconell, OF
th- brig Elk. OF Anvers. ittel Al Batavia.
June II. 1928, IN luubiing The Cape pf Good
Hope On iae oh ol April la he met i've Is.
bud ollc+in ~ degrees. 81 south i%atitudr.
tni Is degrees II Longitude east trum Green
wiGh
\ circular has been Addressed 10 the French
lilcrall by certain prrtsnders 10 learning, rs
they Hrn styled by me Gazrite lie Frarce,
n reformation IN the orthography Of
lge lanenAgf, aud nnnnnnclng the formation OF
d soeirtg 81 ~gfdmmaridH, aud phdantdr0pesa NJ
Ptris. Ia hring II gradually bout. icy pro-
~ follow 10 the path u improvement,
marked 1ut by distinguished writers from
Bnalein 10 Foiany. The nrfhography OF the
circular il u sample Of the proposed amend
npnls. which we scarce believe will be Sdop.
ed IN The prespnt ngr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

-sisats. T. gidfea viii BE- rssepmled by ibrs
him psella AID his army bu, there all remain
in the fpfi,esses ! 900 Egyptian soIdar.. which
unile ed i iih the Turkish lofee of6 no men. viii
firm a GARRISON OF : . msn. vim our pnci's
vii lave the privilege OF provisioning TOT hii"en
monibs. There are slr,ad, th,sts i've Egg p''sa
transports laden 9Th neeessAr,es. and sixteen
European se.sels are taken ur lnr The same pur-
pose. srd others are being sought for.
Ane. ID. The convoy Of thirty FIVE transports
ha. salled inr the Aorea. The paeha has sent
by tins lfsi division not only necessafies, bat
Eve hundred thousand hard piasires, Of the ne"
money struck at Cairo. This expedition is es-
oorie by the French and English vessels OF
war A second expedition sill sal in about ten
DAYS,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

-bu, II fik prnn,~fctt-s teJti ia. sser
hrads IN tbs part Of the coun,r., Counter liberal
Clubs would sprihg up 30 oppase thsm. aud soon
tefoee them 10 Their naive insisniicance. iOr
'hes were = TITLE below contempt lie gave
The Essential form Of L,heuy-ihe full, f-ir
and Tree representation Of the People ia li.e
Commons Hue o Parliament
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

Hthls last amount was Ia Spanish aolI.,
and laid On aroad 90 ieea broad, il mnul,
extend 2sf,367,i'9 miles, Of nearly dr.
Tunes UDe distance from HE earth 10 the a.,
Ii piled together, IL would form Il paffslieI,
piprd OF dollars having u base I'll Dte mi.
sqUare aud more than thre- ami a sanrt,.
miles high. The interest of This sun. Al A.
rate vi one per cent per anDnIn, anuld T.,
1923 dollars for the lhousandlh ,,An nj a 81,
cond l8alt. aa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

The sum oQhe "tote Numbers. The
" o'iid be dps ,ir lat corresponding T..
numhef OF lie majotiiy. minus ore cen, -"
ave figures. | reject The odd ceais. nh, n
or numl,r4s. s"'
q one ei.e,,F majprily. he VIII ftceire
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

To sec her sparkling eyes so bright
And hair in riuRlrts flowing,
aou'd scarcely know which" way 10 turn
Or what yoa " 10 i doing.
Her ,nriiaS are sweet ard rs complete
Good hnmor in her look
2he eentry say, my gracious, what
A handsome pastry cook.
This beauty nov Of Rcgent street.
Beats all tine female race,
lou never seed ia all your life,
Such u HANDSOME looking iacs.
Tho she's seldom in the shop,
It's true, but should you get a LOOK,
1oul never forget the time you saw
Tho LaAdsoIue pastrY cook.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

Presence Of nlind-When Lee ttht poet) was
Confined IN b diam, a friend went 10 visit him,
and finding thai he could CONVEX e reasonably,
imagined he wa cured of his madness. The
port offered 10 snow him Bedlam They went
over this melancholy medical prison, Lite NOR
alisiug pllIlioaophlcaliy enough all tle time Ia
keep his companion perfectly atease. Atlength
they assembled the top of the building, and "s
obey we're both looking down from he perilous
height, Leo seized his friend by the arm. 4" Let
W take this leap well jump down together
tis Instant" Any man could jump down."
said his friend. coolly, " we should not i,nmor-
tatlge ours iseSsby that leap but let us 20 down
and try ii We eau jump up !" The mailman.
struck with The idea OF a more astonishing leap.
than that which he had himself proposed. yield
ed TO this new impulse, and his friend rejo,ced to
see him run down stairs, full Of a new project ior
securing Immortality.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

The Hudson IN. Y } Republican ssys, tina,
ia the county of Co'umbia. nj n MODERATE -,
innate, more than FIVE THOUSAND boz
LARS were expended in purchasing ,nI.,
for the Hero. Bribery wa carried on n, :,
penly as The sale of merchandise. Tie ord
nary price OF n Jackson vote was from tbrs.
Ia ire d0tinrs-in some instances a barrei M.
-four, and II others n side IF leather. llo,sa
we're the grade OF b0uuiy among tue poo,
but in other cases higher game MAS attemI.
ed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

y pastry cook, in Lopdon, ma, been obliged
!" apply al one OF the police oniq9rs. in cor
sequence CT the crowd assembled dali, rounH
MS door to catch IA glimpse Of beautiful girl
~ ms enpioa. Three OH aers were sent to
."S renal an their %roturu, they stated that
a'''nf" titorts had been unsvilwg,lo %disprrse
rue r "uuu'eds whom they found collected
10y ","ant with lhem u young gentleman
WV" " .ionlhe uniied chsrms Of beauty q song
% neen stronger than the ,errors OF the law.
~ hts date. ce he recitrd the following verses
which he said were suos through bali ile
streets in Lonlon
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

Pos! MiaSler al Esn Pork.-The Post Mas-
ter General has appointed S. L. Goternsa,
Esd. OF New York, to he Post Master OF that
city. Mr. Governeur is the son-in-law of
Col. Monroe, aud though d gentleman OF high
respectabilitv and talents, Tor whom tue al
tention of the Government might we'll he
drawn tor IN, individual aud esiimabie quail.
ties, the appnintneHt Inns no doubt been made
with particular and kind regard 10 the feel
ings Of Col. Monroe, to whom II will, with.
out doubt, prove a source oi comfort and
qualification, and that consideration would, OF
itself. be suiicieut 10 command the puhlic sp.
irobatioo. lBd.. Gas.
Gen. La FapeRe.-The New York Couris,
saws thar u letter has been received by "a g;ntIc-
man ofihat city, from Gen. LA Fatette, anuou,
eng his intention TO visit the y. >. aLout o.,
be sinuing Of next mouth.
| The case Of Caleb Bc,ker, VIZ no. u
United 10 the Jail OF this cog.otv for b;li;n,
lhos. Newell came on oeiore a called Corr
on lneso'l, last, After AN invest; sator
which Continued oil IA tue night, he was ac
9o;itsd. 1Fiacaais Mirror.
Wns. aud May Coilsgs.-More than two
weeks ago, " the nnnber OF m1tricutated stu
dents la The College was upwards of 40. and d
considerable accession wa. expected in the
course oi the week.
fnial .}ecidsg1.-On Friday week two mer
were killed at the Deep Cut, by the cnving
in 81 the bank DIS ihey were eXclvsiiuE III.
earth beneath. The unfortunate men were
under earth aud water ter "a hours b..
fore their lifeless hodies lNern reeoveted
? "a A. a Tpaz shsA4a No.. -, D. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

The Critic. Il neat periodical, called the Cii1
ne, edited by William Lesee't, Esq. of Ne"
York, has recently appeared ia thai city, II y
devo'ed1o literature, fine, arts aud tue drn'h";
Il Seen's vii suited to please the g ppraiiy OF
readefs. ahd perhaps may obtain bette, Success
'1a' some period Gals ufa more gave th"-
'ctef. hlr. L Is aaid to have so.ne fame as Pc
&,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

From the Boston Bulletin.
Present state ofhs W0yid- axe an artificial
globe and revolve IL in which direction you
please, and YOU shall not be able to touch your
inger upon a spot represented as habitable,
where mannind al this moment are not in some way
at log gerheads. Ii you begin at home, the people
ofthe United States are involved I'M series ofpeo-
lIical alterations, producing ever aud anon a
mong individuals a brokea crown or u shaiter-
ed character. Reaching a little above you fad
the Canadas in a state nj disaiIeciion bordering
on a resolulion-or proceeding south, aud cross
sing the Mexican gulf, you pei ceive the seed Of
anarchy springing up in every quarter, and
threatening to overIun the whole southern con
linent. Spanning the waters between, YOU may
touch Africa, whose tribes are perpeiually war-
ring against each other then iindostau where
British avarice IS daily crawling into new posses
sions through streams of blood or China,
who's" government Is "ow engaged in crushing
certain powerful symptoms Of rebellion. Or
passing onward again towards the northern ex-
uemiiies Of Asia and Europe, you see The irigid
and unlalneable Russian, pouring his Iesions OF
blood-lhirsty serts upon The efTemmaic aud equal
ly lnhexihle MuSsulnan. Shifting farther to
the left, the countries Of Europe present a seen
not more honorable 10 the character of eur
Italy, sunk IN guilty sopets,tian Spa,
cry aud peril Portugal on the b, =, -. 40
France a nation OF CONFUSION ,sa u,,b' ,aI;,;
cal crimes 1e,many, slo.bin, vs, hr,na.
uiea' o''a'P snppoiti'r a,rself Ike a gig ante
,,ih,,. ~" l.'"' ICED treasures aud oppressive
,hi, an admirable commentary does
~" afford upon the boosted doctrine OF
""" rrrteclbllIty and what magnificent e
'" lace does II exhibit OF the civil and moial II
.nelsoration OF mankind.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

Good prospect in the Corps Editorial.@n the
course Of the last lew weeks, no lever than three
or Tour editors IN Boston and thsre-abouis, have
enterrred into the holy bands Of nairimony
The editors at the east. must ne a thriving sci
ofiello"S. Que OF the caught was named
'CliId'. We are glad TO see pre- araliois ma
king to conitnae,b the corps in all tuliness aud egg
tiiuacy. tf0aa,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

Mr.. Cebbst's Bsau- Lsak Of a Labomrer.
Tine following characteristic advertisement mp
pears in Cobbrti's Register - want three or
four laborins men for he i%0in;er. ut three shii.
liass per week boarded and lodged in my farm
house They must be single men, yhung,
stout. aud know how to work upon IA i8rm
and willing 10 rise early, to keep ZONE stea-
ily. aud 10 be. AT all times 50 Ier. None need
apply if they have ever lived a week, at any
time, piihin fortg miles ofLOndon. ! prefer men
irom any pari of Wiltshire, aud from North
HAMS but | obie.t to M County, provided tue
parties have not lived within the Above distance
OF London. and have been in farm service or
farm work, nl Their hlcs. In the spiing the
men NAV go away, if tiey like aud, indeed,
they may quit my service whenever they like,
| being at liberty TO quit payiig tne.l "he"
like
IN. D. No man need come, unless he have a
srnock i.ocN on III, ooiy aud nalieI shoes upon
his feet
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
THE BREAD


have the appearance of being the production
OF a most maslerly pencil and the word
d" Life" is 10 as ine n state ot preservation as
on The da, when il was first delivered from
the accomplished hands Of the heneyoienl al
list eYerY tint, including the light and shade
which surround the word, have ailh>iood he
IA wages OF time. having been carefully shelter
sdlr0m the eitects OF the atmosphere by a ten
porary covering. This beautiful specimen OF
nredle-work is highly deserving the
nntice Of tbe inquifing traveller.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

The Orange Trey.-Thcre is an orange Tree
ia the garden at Versailles. which Is well a..
cer'nined 10 Le above 400 years Cd, hasiu,
been sown ia li2l. "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

heard this morning of a bet being mada
on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, Oh the
PRESIDENTIAL question--one party To loose sluO
II jackson had not HE majority of ~elector,
On the contrary, II jackson had a majority Of
one e'eetor, he Was TO receive one cent if
Two, he WAS 10 receive two cents il three.
tour cents; flour, eight cents and % on ia
geometricai progression. | was induced.
rom curiosity, 10 make the calculttian. and
hhd that II tho bet was, that hr was Ia rece.v.
only the sun which would correspond to the
]nunlhnr Of The hast %e'ector, the amounts would
oea q. Low - 9.lerw ise, if he WA IL lpceI 4,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

The L, ). Gazette, Philadelphia. states that
ailer dark, Chesnut street is obstrucied by u
crowd opposite the shops Of two l,a'r.dressrs,
tue sad crowd stopping 10 contemplate two
beautiful wn% buSis, with glass eyes. their hair
dressed IN Tie latest Partisan style, aud exhibit
ted by the light of brilliant lamps. Verify, VII
lam L nus successors are giving way 10 world
ly vanilieS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
tEnsiish paptr.
600

Husband poiu esoUTCcs.-at ihn close O
the Agricultural Fair 10 Worcester, Mas. the
following neai toast Vas given % fear
sisters, The best friends aud mot pdicifai pal-
rons OF The farmer, for Ihey would have all
men to be h~usbnndmtn"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

\ djscoreyy.-A Bath grave digger declares
nat IN he course u decomposition, hip lace
# every individual turHs to The earth and
that in the experience of23 years in his sitna>
lion he had never known one instance to tue
CONTRARY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
4NisCE1LLANi.
STATE or rHE MARKETS.

SfAlE Of luls
BLgg Rgis. AID AsrIrocrAIies ~ eh"h"'
AL.-lhe bus mess Ia These s'aPaa a'"S''S
b., been yer, animated during the past "efH'
- s.y.,ai .,,rnsivr Whole. ale deairis have
n,adr b,,yy Investments. The deIna nd con
,,uues slendy. and a slight rise may De
expected, unless laige impoitat'ons Should at
rive.
Cos-We have lately heard considerable
inonify Tor ihIs arr, Gle, aud found lie 'uppi'
Insufficient Ior the demand. a lew patefis OF
apprgyed brands would meet with i very ready
sale.
Conscienee-1his article has all been bought
up on speculation, and there is none no" ~ u's'
hands.
DtngRe.-The crop of the present season mas
been very abundant, aud oar market rainier
crowded with the article. The consequence Is.
that spectators are rather shy OF mahihR III
yest,nenis, and the stock OH hand moved OF hea-
Willy.
Diut Since the late iry weather. th's arii-
Gle Lus been rising. aud heavy lots 60 oil daily at
Il considerable advance.
Rouesiv-Tbefe are a few stale lots Of
the. old crop still on hand but lprobably
Of an indifferent quality, as 1t is generally re-
fused by the dealers while strictly prime Of
the present years growth is much inquired af-
ter.
Iad,siry.-Scsrce prices nominal.
MDfatfg -oJne very pretty samples have
been shown Us within the last lew days bat
there IS little pr nV inquiry ior the article, and
the stock on hand IS inferior. Tue Traders are
afraid 10 iuyes., aud the only demand Is Tor
home consumption.
NeDs-rlie market is quite bare Of the arii-
Gle, az present, and,the dealers must stop. unless
soon supplied by fresh ln,por ations. some at
tempts have ben made to supply the present de-
mand by domestic manufacture but they have
in general failed. Appreciation WIS entered III
10 nv the Dert attached TO our concern, tor the
Of n few leading articles ID prime necesi-
Nv bur his machinery oie~ up IN attempting 10
forge a Turkish baitle, aud the enteIprise was a
baudoned.
Politics. There have been but few transac-
tons IN this article since the LIST oil October, and
the . ices are merely nominal.
Patriotism The late Tariff produced some
IN our market, ami large lots were ta-
ken up on speculation by dealels, who calcu-
on n scarcity. IN consequence of The check
On foreign importsiions. il has been found,
however, tina, a supply ofdonesIic growth, full
|, equal TO the demands OF our market has been
furnished, and the article now goes of readily
al old rates.
Subscribers The present crop comes IN very
freely, aud meets with a steady demand. Old
rates are fully maintained.
1d,egtissmenis.-On columns are rather
of the article at present yet heavy con-
are expected. Sloaaadh Mercury.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

he vii rteeiFe !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

THTFSIE, OCT /.
Several Austrian men of war, Stationed in
the roads, have recrived order. to join the
Squadron under Admiral Count Danloln, to
proceed together against Morocco. his hnperial
Majesty having resolved to require satisfaction
for the insults offered 10 the Austrian hug. and
for III" seizure OF several merchantmen. Count
Dtndolo is furnished with all necessary IN
strnciInns, We have had ne news direct from
the Archipelago for this week past.
We earn from Otranto thar patt of the French
army Is preparing to beseige Moron and Cnron /:
the remainder IS marched into the interior of the
country. Ne do not hear whether lhrahin
siil Voluntarily svscaate the Morea, and the
mus profound silence ia observed respecting The
Nree squadrons.
| AFFAIRS OF GREECE.
ALExAsDRIA Aug 10.
! Inc famous treaty with the paeha is al length
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HLEAANDkIA Aug 10,
Inc famous treaty with the paeha is q, length
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-27
Genrge y. No"gh
>, rng lsrge and Seasonabte assortment Of
DRY GOODS

upee black. blue, olive, mixed and green cio'hs
Fl assmeres fannels, hnseys and low priced cass'-
netts super mixed aud blue sstnetts, wide and com
mon bangups, lushings and bazes, rose blankets,
point, stripe anil Hackin"w Tito, merino shawis and
scarfs cashmere do cloth do blue, black, orange and
drab circassians. black Norwich Grape, nankin and
Canton grapes and robes, black Iaianete Italian us-
rings and gros de naps large assortment OF mourning
and fancy gnghams and cafcoes, Nurseries quits and
knotcd counterpancs of all sizes, low priced domestic
carpeting ingram do. bed ticking (some full yard
wide super black bombazines, furniture and other
dmities, silk and cotton hose, worsted do, Qong and
short, plain and ribbed, Tartan pads, French merino
do (beautifu) mens and wonen's PLAID cloaks' men
beaver and horseskin gloves, ladies' kid gloves ard
mt,s, nsnkin popgees bcngalcts, super black ie'
yantine, chillren's bootees colored camhrcs PLAIN
and figured Swiss mus and cambrics. crossbarred do
Swiss peerines and capes, cheap and good Irish H.
nens shee,ings and lawns; linen Cambria and hdkis.
cotton AMI worsted carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic gpols and cotton yarn, pehsse wadding,
low priced figured lenos Cd and 80 Barnsiey diaper
(sout canblets with general assortment of most ar
,ces in the dry good line. which renders his stock un
usually complete.
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
the dozen or niece. 10th mo 9Th