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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
cuAS1rsros, JolY IS.

CuARIEsTnF, july 10.
The Dsagus - ms very disagreea6y en'den,-
II ex.ts ~ tins time IN our city, TO an ettraefdi-
mar, e,teni--ae think ~ are perfectly WITHIN
bounds WHEN We say, one fearth-of ON Fopula-
4ion nave bad OF nn~ have h--and every hour
snoears TO be adding TO the number II made
ia spncarance among US about two weeks ago
ard shoold il eontinur 20 spread much longer ~
yap;,ily as II has done the last tao weeks not an
Individual IA the city will have escaped. u has
not in any instance proved fatal but The pam IS
offer very acute. aud from is frequently Al
tackjae = hale, brawney man, oil o iffi 80 hcleh'
and 200 pounds weight. in the h'ie hnsfr OF
rreat Toe. with severity TINT almost makes him
cry out affords much Inerrimrnt 10 those "h"
have recovered from, or not vet taken u. lhere
appears bai litte sympathy fot the sufferer. us
duration u from six hnurs 70 three days. ~ =
1reateh mlldlv--a iius salfs aud suakc root Hnd
warm lemonade, 10 produce nersplfafinn aP-
pears n be The most common prescription,
though in some cases II Is permitted TO c"oe and
20 without anv thing being taken TO scheck OF
relieve the pain A The t,me we are ~riing. n
bout halfa dozen persons employed IN ms oiiice
are down with IT, among them nearly all orr
carr icrs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
A letter from Richmond, (kv.) says that the
Jacksonians there admit thai M.tcalfe must be
OHIO AND kENlnrkY

Extract from letter from distinguished ci-
tizen OF OHIO 10 his friend in this place dated
CoLUNBUs Quo, July 10, ls2a.
People here at Court from all paris OF his
state, and from Kentucky. give Us the most
cheering news. II is thought now that blet-
calfes ma jority cannot he less than from to
5000, and that Chambers election 10 succeed
him in Congress IS certain. In Ohio, the lowest
estimate gives the Adams ticket 4 majority Of
1900 aud should not be surprised la reach
ed 2JOOOn
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tSaretnrn of popular votes.
We object 10 this position of the editor tho Free
Press, aud for this PLAN reason that believe in the
doctrine that naJories should govern and Mr.. Al
ANS obtained hat OF TINS state he should have received
the whole electoral roe-ifwc aid the clgt which
General Jackson aud Mr.. Crawford received Mr.. Al
-lmss they ought TO be- air Adams would then have
100 and Gen. Jackson but $3.50 SIR. Adams,
true plurality otelecoral votes en Jackson 50
vUtes I'd. MHrgilaGeT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

msnhers, nd nurb . tho Yi.,,
mus b" very generally feli IA ~. #i.is
lie - We nfderslaa3. preparing -, "a.
ms travels which viii be added 10 Ut =
1--WE % MS ia.s masier and friend 'a'is.
london Lifoarg ee...
cfnire Of The earth in psDe, -,
m"hicaied TO the British ROYAL So, COO.
Humphrey Davy has given his htpofha.''' IT
cause ofF"'eanoes, drawn from a ro,,,..'. o 'he
their several phenomena, a. obscr,.d' - Lon q
eni parts OF the globe. MANY ~ The -, e't'#
tons on which hi. theory is founded he ,9't''7#
made by this distinguished ehemis, u Nv 'eea
tie submits Is The most probable soln,,o, 80
phenomena OF burning mountains III. - ~
that the Centre of The globe is a mas. &c 'e5'"rt
ARE. volcanic commission arcordiug - - 't''l
searches, Is occasoned by the n, ;d59a,..' 'e=
vast bodies oil metallic eafihs, eyposea IN II 81
snbiei'aneons position, II the acton of y,,. NV"
OF common atmospheric an. Tins conclnsi VI
dednccd from the following amonp o,'aq '" Is
cumsianees No sensible difference Is OIL. W
upon The surface of the hot lava rowi,g yea
openings IN the earth Bubbles are t,,,ai ''a
THIS lava winch emit white sapor thai nnon -,
alysS IS found to be atmospheric air. "'
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A PROFITABLE BARGAIN.

1t is said by the disappointed office hunters
that there WAS bargain between Mr.. Adams
nni Mr. Clay. lfso, it is the best bar5a,n for
the country that was ever made ior ttes have
paid Oh more Of the National Debt, and nave APP.
pr5puacd more money 10 internal Improve
ments. than WIS ever done before IN the same
time We should like to ser another as valua-
bic bargain. / flI,ad to Economy.
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81 The People, aud Gen. jackson "a 523 and
yet, owing 10 an uneqnal diyiinn at the do
tricis. Con. !. obtained seven electors, while
Mr. ADAMS had but three.
In = Carolina, the votes stood thus
For Mr. Crawford, 1890
Gen. Jackson. 1377t
Mr. Adams 6346
And yet, although Mr. Crawford was eniiti ed
10 the vote of the State. Gen. Jackson friends.
by coalition" with those Of Mr.. Adams.
obtained tue 10 electoral votes of North Car.
olinn.
~ Louisiana whose l. gisetare appoints
the electors, Geu Jackson lrfn1s procured
= coalition" With lhose IF Mr. Adams and
although Mr. Clny had larger number oil
friends 10 that body than either al the other
Candidates, this F." coalition" (and yon all
know The jaeksonites HATE coslltions,) gave
Gen. Jackson 3 electors and Mr.. Admins ?.
whereas, according 10 their own noiloHs A.
bout pluraries, NJ. Clay should have had The
votes oi Louisiana.
IN Illinois, Mr.. Adams obtained 1911 votes
Of the People, aud Gen, jackson l272 mud
yet the General obtained Two electors, aud
slf Adam, but QUE.
How will these perueraous Of HR public uH
be excused by the immaculate leaders ut the
Jackson party According 10 their own !
daae the Electoral vote ought 10 have stood
Different Yet us ad st balances aud set the
matter riPm.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

Good 40 lri4hman now miail in Newpor'
ON suspicion of. being one of the gang VINO row
bed the Exeter Bank oft"euty thousand dora
was few days ago offered by the Cashier o.
thai Baal. two hundred aud fifty dollars ana =
pardon, II he would turn states evidence, aho
disclose all the facts Ali sure sad f",
and what would my part of the 1000 an,o'I'
TO, II should not be found guilty, honey
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Aud we have true expression oi the P0PH-
lar mil Now, rive 10 the docirine OF pfaat
HisS all its iorcr as contended tor by the Jack
sonilos, aud Mr.. Adams Was fairly emitted to
the office.
Qnare--Why /. it, that in all the declama-
tiohs which We hear about " abandonment Of
Unity bg Representatives. VINO voted different
ly from the citftots, not II word Of cenSure has
been passed upon the memhers from North
Carolina ? Aud yet, MIR. Cook, OF Hi.
nois, who voted consistently with his own
sentiments and the popular will oil his State.
has been villhed n rouqd rate and the Ma.
rylaud mem1er-, who voted according Ia the
will Of majority OF their constituents, have
also hecn censured and trhdnced,
Bntconsistency is not amongthe staple com
modlties OF politicians
The following feo.r- show The number Of
Electoral votes, aud also HE number al Pop
nlar vote received 10y The several candidates
n the last Presidential election. The Jack.
sonian partizans have raised a clamor against
Mr. A ams, ~ asserting that the leM oI the
People vi, dIsrcgnrdcd' -" That JHrktou
had received more popular votes than Ad-
a.l.'--and hhthis election WIS the result ii
" intrigue aud corrupt management" 1hr
holdness II The ns~e ton, aud the mpudcut
pertnHctv with winch ifis maintained, added
- the tarf thd Jar1, ON ddreer,velhe great, s.
numbered electoral votes, have induced ma
~ honest, well-meaning rprsoos 10 brlipve
hat thc popular voice Was also IN his favor.
such is not the tact NJ. Adams received a
majority OF the popular votes. Thee mhles
may BE- useful, and " recommend their pres
ervhlon that they may Dr. readily referred To-.
Kentucky papsr.
M -
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1t is worth remark that while most Oft
minor statesmen of Enope unite in condcnnin5
and beliueine the Turkish sultan, the great
French and British uoh'rmen, who have befn
ON embassies to the Porte. speak in the highest
terms of The talent. urbanity, and Integrity OF Tvs
Chef, aud OF his nnhaunled spnit aud great re
sources and are Of opinion that the Russian ar
my, instead of a holiday promenade throughthe
Boston CeniiRel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

A safnrrabllshed II, Fods. Tennessee ron-
tar. - d ooRa 1ds odrerhanem, the following
vezg 5nrst anaanclation of the legal acquire
mehts, aud #pcc'ai qualifications 81 an Attorney.
ior the are pracilce of ne law
G. W IERRILL,-dFoHfga t Lar.
biiiOGi the heDeh; o. age on experience,
without the aud OF theory OF ectice, offers h'f
pfai,-s.5 'aI services 10 the public Ae vi
prartice--.t NJ can get any business IN ihe
counties o. Humphreys Carroll aud Henry he
promises nolhne hut honesty in his profession.
and net ovrrmrrh OF that.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

Greet Emigran,s--'fbr Rev. Joshua Brewer
u missionary VINO past the last season III Con
tfantmople, aud who has travelled genera in
Greece, arrived in the brig Camilla, ycstc,dby
accompanied Jy three greek youths Gemgc
Woniaies, a nephew Of the wife OF the celebrated
Canaris who has passed through many surpri-
sing scenes for hoy only sewn OF eight years
old he was purchased BY the Rev Mr. Jonrs,
tine 4. 5 frigste Constitution, ola Turk Al
tive price Of two thou an1 piasters'-frongtica o5
S0ptories, young mun ot twenty one. VIM Ia,
spent considerable time m monastery on
Mount Sinai his knowledge Of the Gtrck rlas-
sics is said to he very superior also, Pcig Mon
gDus, whose knowledge Of Arabic, Italian,
French. mohern, Greek &c must errate add,.
tpual interest fpr the young man. among >ebo-
lars wherever he my visit IN the United States.
II Is the intention oil the asi mentioned gentle,
men 10 acquire an accomplished education OF
some Of our Colleges, aud thfn return 10 ,h"ir
own degraded aud opprc sed country, 10 dis
pense the benefit OF knowledge 10 their nrrng
countrymen Boston Bdtihn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

Efu4H TIE New Aufk IhdbHfj
The DanHv Ftusr Ne understand The Dan
d. OF Dengu fever has come 10 town. I've
DAYS ago young ,nan was takes III some
where IN the neie hborhood oil the great toe. Al
first he thought nothing ofit--a mere Hea hhe
But il was waxed worse add worse, and he Is nc
tually laid up
This singular nalsdy originated a few weeks
sgo IN The West indies. II has been travelling
nortlward Tor some time. We find by ihe
Charleston Courier thhi II IS Furnishing the clii-
gems of that place. SIX Of the employees of the
= Courier office we're knocked up by It's tnnlalr
sinc rarages.
lis approaches are said 10 be quite curious.
N seizes Oh q greHl toe OF little finger without
any warning and provinces the same fleet np-
~ the conduct Of the sufferer and The ,ympahy
al the spectators as the tooth ACHE The dandy
trcr is hv no means a deadly disorder \
hitis lemonade cool aod agreeable, is good fnI
,he sufferer Rrpose Tar few days on a sofa,
with q new novel. Of = pamphlet 70 read, viii al
so he found very restorative.
Young men who oun-e about the streets, and
yhung ladies who shep TOO much, are cousi
cered the mnst liable 10 this wicked lever All
80 sudden a finger ora toe will smHrt--tbe
laiv will sian--exciaim " all - !" oh = as the
case may he aud the young men will
give y kick, swear fashionable oath, and give
them selves up 70 the doctor. These particulars
ate noticed 20 that the deieofnbier belne put on
their guard, may commit no gaucha'ics on the
approach Of the epidemic Iais is no Joke
The fever generally lasts from ,hree hours 10
three days
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
TIE NAVY.

We fad in the Boston Gazette an article in
relation II this arm of public defence which
cannot fail 10 he purused with interest The
American Navy consists Of forty vessels, OF
which there are seven rs or ships of the line
seven AS. or frgates OF the first class, four of
fhe second class, including the Fulton steam
ship; twelve Shops OF war seven schooners.
and other vessels The 74's are the Irdepep
dence, Franklin, Washington, Columbus. Ohio,
North Carolina, and Delaware--tbe ffsates
are the Constitution. Unned States, Guerrero,
Java, Potomac. Brandywine, aud Hudson,
Congress. Constellation. Macedonian, and Ful-
,os-the sioops Of war are The John AdaTs
c, &ne, Hornet Erie, Ontario. Peacock, Bos
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

Tnhle showing he number Of popular roies r.
reired By ench Candidate, during the Pres.
dtntini election, in 1921
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

New Orleans The following note was en-.
dorsed on the New Orleans Post Bill Of Iuly /,
fur the office OF this CITY, received yesterday
The newspapers of the hfd were silent on the
fuhj"ct.
" The Postmaster aud every one et his asss-
r'nts are sick with raging fever called span
ish Fever Half of thr citizens IN this tow r
are Ibid up VITA the same sickness il is oensid-
cred the greatest epidemic ever experienced ~
LOUISIANA" MT mt
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TIE sYnEN. At length we have some.
thing new IN the musical line. An instrument
n which the above name has been given, has
been iugentrd by NJ Adem Stuart, and an eS-
hihitou oil rs musical powers is advertised for
THIS evening The following account is given Of
this instrument 10y one who has partially exam
iied it and heard IFS performance 1t is played
bv KEYS or stops which so closely arranged
that the performer can strike etepen notes at the
,sme time. The iullness of tone produced is
equal 10 the dlspason stop ola grand o.gan.
combined with the smooth soft, sweet sound II
the musical glasses aud the duicet strains of the
E0iian HarP. Us compass is -four octaves with
al the semiones compiete-therefare piece Of
music can be iransposrd an il 10 every possible
key. bat thai whIch cteates the greatest astUa-
tshlnSsi is,.that the instrument Is portable, as it
occupIes less than half cubic foot ~ SPACE, add
weighs only fourteen pounds
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Something Of an idea can be formed ofthc
immense travel on the great ,horous ntrc, be
tween Albany and Buh,o from the TACT that
.hfre arrived At Z II. Coe and Co.'S stage office,
- Ontario aud departed in Que day, forty mo
post coaches loaded win passengers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

Paiunbie di~orslB-ln sinking n well in
IwIggs county, Georgia, coal has been found
II is said to ignite easily, and to possess the pro-
pertes common to the coal of England
Norfolk Beacon
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

Nj CeoPcr's new work--Thp Travelling
Bachelor-will be issued by MeSsrs Carey, Lea
aud Iprct, abnut tie lst OF August The Lon
dsn Ncw Mnn'FY Magazine, Tor last month.
SAYS ri it" In this work, genuine picture 81
Amertcaa hfe and nsnncrs viii he gwen which,
Al is supposed, will hive the effect OF countcrac-
ting some Of the superficial and erroneous ac-
counts of recent English travellers"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

1hs SpI NHaasftI \ ncw work, SAYS the
Now fo,n tnnnlrer salh 10 he mcommorly in
t.reSt'ac Ia It's character, has been announced
b. 49, Ness Ht1era, as about s-uias from
tier press. 1 is eetilled The Spa '5unoss,d
u Memoirs Of EDoeb C,o,}y. aims liturgy Birch.
20 reai Sit Of NJ Cotpers Jaie The Noirai
orefnd jhe antbm is Capt Banum Of til,
: Corps ct typographical Engmeers and
tec fttts and anecdotes related IL tn, lppt,
we've all repeated 10 HIM hy Nir Crosby himself
and aiken down Ia .tla hand from the set,r,n
""o bps Many Of the incidents are sad 10
lear \ suone ro,emblan to those recorded in
lie nayel aCrhe spy. The work is nrrtly prm
I'D and h,shIy enbeIIlsbed with several eleganI
,nRraVnsS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-10

I The sinners guilt is treblcd on the very aecouns
that God hath provided a ransom. To follow
the comparison : man isby nature liable 10 sin.
He embarks on the ocean of life exposed 10 al
the dangers Of his voyage through this vale of
tears. God cannot look upon iniquity win the
least degree Of allowance, but knowing that
his creatures are by nature prone to evil. Nc
hath lifted up the con Of man, like the trassn
serpent in the wilderness, that whosoever look
eth upon him may be saved from sin. p HI shon
who shall commit sin because Jesus died, 10
doutly a sinner. He insults the goodnsssro OF
God and great shall be his condemnasion.L
But, my young friend, can you point out to me
some OF those young women who ne 20 frmifas
to speak in the praise OF this wretch Ms Lsssud,
] must forthwith reprove them for verilv Ire
The ancient scribes and Pharisees, although
they STAY not the prophets, they build their
sepulchres." w.
are now arrived to the gate which ieads
through the garden directly to my fathsr's
house"-replied Edward, 81 will introduce you
to one girl whom you may discourse with on
viz oupJOSts 100 49," -. -
"You have sisters"--replied Gannett.'s e
81 have "a sister," said t g youth, "who al.
'hough a champion in the cause Of strict mo-
ralty' has too much respect for geaiuss and
magnunimity, too much goodness Of heart. 10
hear the absent McLeland denounced. a. YOU
have taken the liberty to To-" .a.e.s ss-
ID she ever sse the outlawi"N inquired
Gannett carelessly. hpa.
"Never." replied Edward-"l trust sAs kas
no desire to see him--she knows his sAaraasss
and she pities him." wits
They now stood at the door Of 4 hand.osps
white house, beautifully situated, and adornsS
with piazzas, green blinds, &C.. r~.svx a
Edward knocked aloud the door few opsn
in Il trice, and the youth usherej Gsnnstt mo
the sitting room, where sat the old geqlIem.n
aud his daughter, before a bright sea-cosI 6ss.
FRO BE c~oNrINUAD. afn
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Mt o n

90 Il SHOES.-N
+. II. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
81 . ing his friends and the public, that he has taken the
adjoining Store, No. ISL to 1853, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite to The Old South Church, for the express
purpose Of accommodating those who purchase for the cOun-
Try retail trade, and hopes by a constant unremittng atten-
ton to all orders, to receive a share OF public favors.
CONDITIONS.
Under el00 Cash,
Over 100 4 months
500 9 months.
Any article In his line, furnished at tho shortest notice.
ON HAND
A complete assortment of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
colored heel and spring heel Slippers.
Misses and Children's black, red and blue Lesty, and
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps, with a good assortment of Chiidren's red
yellow, green, blue, and tea colored Bootees, and ANGLE strap
Shoes.
G%entlemen's fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
Philadelphia. Baltimore and New York Sole Leather Shoe
Thread aud Lining Skins, Cochineal, Solver, all of those ar
ticles are warranted first rate.
J. f. H.. X. requests those who wish to purchase, to call
and examine his stock, as tits fresh and direct from the diff
ferent manufactures.
AIthose who will favor him with their orders, shall re.
ceive the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20 |
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PAPER.

1nnn REAMs of the follow ing description, viz:
AOOV Imperial, SUPERFICIAL, Royal, Medium,
FohopOst, Demi, Cap, Pot and Letter Writing Paper. Inn
periai, super Royal, Medium and De,ni for Printing.
Large and small sized Wrapping. Common colored, for
book covers. Drawing, Bank Note, Tissue, White and
Brown Bonnet, Cartridge, Card and Press PAPER, for sale al
wloLesale and retail by the subscribers, WIN n agents al
several large paper manufactures, will supply any quantity
OF paper that may be wanted, at The Factory prices.
fUTCHENS 4 CORY,
Oct 25 3m First door west oi the Bridge.
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COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.
VENHE sub criiers have formed a connexion In the Dry
n Goods business, under the firm Of
COOKE & ANGEL,
and have for sale at the Store heretofore occupied by said
Angel, No. 3, Westminster Row, a general assortment II
EUROPEAN, INDIA AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
at wholesale or retail, on tavo' able terms.
JOSEPH 3. COOKE,
August 81 JDR ANGEL %.
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NOTICE

yuyHE subscribers having procured workmen from the
city of New. York, well skilled In the business OF SIT
ling Iehigh Crates, are ready to pay particular attention 70
that branch " business. Al orders tf setinp e'auos snu
6,rr,.hins sosp stone ar Marble Frouticos Cor the same, VIII
be expcused In the NeH.york ayle a, sf.ntt rotios,
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JOHN H~ARTSHORN,
UAVING taken into partnership EyoENE A. HoMER,
HI of this city, would inform his friends and the public
that the general Commission Business heretofore transacted
by him, will he continued in tho name of
HARTSHORN & HOMER,
at Nos. n and % Liberty Square Buildings, Boston,
Who tender their services in the purchase and sale Of every
description of Merchandise, Possessing ample means OF
making advances on Goods consigned for sale, they hope by
unremitting attention To the interest of their employers, to
receive a share Of patronage.
Particular attention will he paid to the disposal Of
DOMESTIC COTTON AND GOODS.
Refer to
Benjamin p. Homer, p
Henry Rice, Esqs. ~ -
Charles HartsllOrn, pu
George =. N%athbone, Fsqs. ~
Hon. James D'Wolf, Bristol.
Boston, Oct. cath, 1923.
STILLMAN'S SELF-ADJUSTING TEMPLES,
M |UFACTUR and on hand al Westerly, where or
1VA ders will be received and runctually attended TO.
The principal advantages Of these Temples over the common
hand temples are-they move tiIemsclves-make the cloth
more even-prevent the selvsge threads from breaking-make
a much better selvage and faIer face on the c~loth-prevenis
the slaies from wear al the ends. One person with these tenn
pies can attend three looms easier than two with the hand tenn
Piles.
Reference may be had to most Of the principal establishment,
in the country. o. NJ. STILLMAN.
Westerly, r. I. Nsv. %. 6m.
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
fit No. 81, .Market-Square.
TIME subscribers would inform their eustoner' and the
II public, that they have received per the last steam
Goats, from New York, their fall supply of Goods, consist
ng Of
Blue
Black,
Green, Broadcloths
Olive, and
Brown, Cassimeres,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
or different prices and qualities.
New and elegant vestings; a great variety Of Cotton and
Silk Cmvats aud Hdkfs. entire new style. Camblets &c.
Coaiinps Of different kinds. velvets. Bang up cords, and
&c. which will he sold at the lowest market price, for Cash
or approved paper L. Z. & Il. WELLS.
sept 20