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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. IS for 1923, to be drawn in Philadelphia
Tuesday 18th November. As number lottery, 6drawn
ballots Capital Prize 100000. Tickets $40, halves
); quarters 50; eightbs IS
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
No. for 1925 Sd SUD scheme, to be drawn M Balti.
more on Wednesday 10Th inst Highest prize ,0O0
Tickets IS; halves 2 5V quarters 25
Delaware, Maryland & North Carolina
Consolidaied Lottery, jth class. TO be drawn IN Viii
mng,on. Del on Friday the 2Sth November. 81 num-
bcrs, drawn ballots. Highest Prize $500 Tick
cts ,3: halves 50; quarers Is cents, For sale at
y. III. WHITES
LOTTERY Office, Royol street.
Where was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery, one
half OF the Capital Prize of Is, 900 dollars and macy
other handsome rrizes.
az All orders by msil post paid enclosing cash or
prize tickets lotteries and ordering tickets or
shar in any responsible lottery, will receive prompt
attention from y H. w.
nov "a
81 81 a5 . SO Ia
are the drawn numbers in the New York Consolidated
Lottery, extra class, No. 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25

Catholic Prayer Books.
CATHOLIC Manuel, contsininga selection of pray
u ers for Christians in every state Of life.
Christians Guide to Heaven, S2mo
Deyout Commitment or Pious Meditatons before
receiving the Holy Eucharist
Pious Guide to PRAYER and Devotion, S2mo
Thomas Attempts, various editions
Robertson's Roman Liturgy
True Piety, or the Day Well Spent 1Smo
HAYES Christian Doctrine, and other catechisms
constant supply of the above in plain and elegant
bindings, for sale by
nov 2S-3, A. 7. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25

INDIANA has gone for Jackson. The Jackson
m jority in ONO is 4,2ol.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25
For Rent,

The brick Store lately occupied by
EA, II. Brent & Co. as dry goods store:
III za tenant in that line would be preferred. AP-
ss-ss A. T KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No Is. for 1928, be drawn in Philadelphia Tues
day. 25th Nov As numbers, drawn ballots. High
est Prize $4,000. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters
9 so; eighths IS.
Maryland State Lottery,
No 6, for 1928, thirl sub scheme, will be drawn in
baltimore on Wednesday next 10Th November-No
blanks Highest prize $4,000 Tickets IS, halves o.
Quarters l4--For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25
J. CoRSE'S

Lottery and Exchange ODfcs, King-st Alexandria
Drawing of the Newly rk Consolidated Lottery, ex.
ira class 10.
81 81 S. . SO IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25

,rrsr From CoLoMBlA -Bogota papers to
III, qs,h September have been received at New
y,rs bv he brig Reuben Hill. The Daily Ad-
liz, furnishes US with the following summa-
yor the news Of his arrival
u,der date Of Bogola, Sept. 25ih, We read
ia, the trials Of suspected persons continue
and more rugiiyes continue 10 be cap'ured'-
IN. goycrnment, with desire 10 show their
,meo,v had released few individuals who
vrre proved TO have fallen accidentally under
,g,nicion, others had been SEM 10 distant de-
and some suE red 10 continue In
Dallic employmenps. c, Withers, foreigner,
b,d been banished, aud J. Nepomuceno Azue-
20 sen, back to Carthagtna, with Patrico Pa
nJa. Jose Vallarino has been confined al
,Iariqul,a, FIR. CarTasquillo at Anlioqu's, Alex.
1,i,on at Popayau, J. F. Meriza,de al Tuna,
R mulldo I.ievanno al Merida, and x Marques
i Barouisimeto. The lcencia!e F. L. Aldana
,as been sent to Barinas; Gen. A. Obando is
destined for Guyana, with Dr.. J, G. Plata, and
D. Guzman for Cumana. The particular
:hargss against these individuals are not pubs
sh,d: such icing, as The Gazette Informs US,
IN conformity with the system Judged prefera-
BE, 10 avoid wounding private families, and to
keen from public view crimes which were be-
fore supposed impossible in Colombia.
TIE papers contain some particular which
have been ascertained relating to the designs
Of the conspira;ors in the late plot against boil
war. TWAS al first inclined 10 execute it on the
10Th; and plan was proposed on one occasion
10 capture him on an excursion into the coan-
Try The design is attributed partly to in;ri-
guers from Spain.
x The Bogo,a GaceIa of Oct. sth, informs US OF
The execution Of Ramon Guerra and Gen. Pa
GIh on the I'd October. On the 5oth Seplem
Der H0rment was shot, as well as w. Zulay-
bar Col Sily, licuts C. Gallindo and +. j.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-25

SBerS tom SPAN.
s,The Bogo,a Gaceta OF Oct. sth, informs Us of
The execution Of Ramon Guerra and Gen. Pa
jh on the I'd October. On the 3oth Sepem
Der Torment was shot, as well as w. Zulay'
bar, Col Silva. Licuts. e. Gallindo, and F. j..
Lopez The trials of the others were going
Oh, aud their execution was expected. Caru>
nv rejlda,l Mendoza, F. Gonzales and +. Bril-
ZenO had not been taken. The editor says 1t
Is believed that Santandcr is the focus OF the
r1n,piracy
With regard TO Peru the same paper remarks
nat it is time to pu, it out Of her power 10 IN
nrc o;hcr states as she has injured Bolivia
which means ,ha, The subjugation mot annihi
ltioD) Of that Republic is recommended.
Gen. Urdiniuca, in consequence OF the resig-
nation Off Facunde, Secretary to the Bolivian
Io'erumcnt, has appointed NJ. Meiino in his
place, aud Col. NJ. Toro head Of the war de-
parimtpt. He also fixed, by decree, the
meeting Of the Constituent Congress at Chu-
N4'SdNd, iOI TIC Isl OF HuSSuSt p'S>, N~~'"'A" ,
laat those members who do not present the M
selves, unless disabled, unworthy OF public con-
hdcnce. We have his ratification the Treaty
With Gen Gamarra, in which he seems to sus'
7ec' that it may not be performed on the part
o. ihe Peruvians.
An ofhciai letter from the Commandant oil
hGayaQul informs the secretary Of war OF the
arrival Of Col. Acero in the schr. Ayaeucho
rom africa, on the Goth Aug. with the mount
I'd Iauin Grenadier squadron OF Colombian
ApxiiaIies from BOLIVIA. The squadron o
.Nyacucho Hussars, the remains Of the Pichn
'aa Battalion, and the Colombian chiefs ane
0'ncsrs lately in the service Of Bolivia were
shortly expected from Po,osi by land; and Gen
aucre was at Orsro, and would embark a
SoOias. Sen. Brown and The rest OF the troops
wee In the department. of Arequipa, waiting
'DIy Tor vessels. All this was in conformity
With POPULATIONS made at Piquisa.
Ihe Ruisenor of Guayaquil says that Col
aero will return to Peru, with his cavalry In
good discipline, 10 teach the Peruvians respee
''r Colombia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
TO Free Peoplc Of Color.

BEG leave todender to my patrons hy grateful thanks
for past encouragement, WHILE ny increased Cxcr,iuns.
aud by the known character aud the utility OF my school
both 10 individuals and snce'y, hone mcri: future
suppn't.
Having ~ considerable COST compared with my conll-
ton, built at my residence 18Th street, sufficiently dis
tant tGm the centre of business, schuol-
house, and having convenience that Gould
from mr. prescribed circumstances, for the
respectable school Of free co!ored pupils, fa,cr
self that my exertons c0lr.d Jrervn will
be duly appreciated by them.
would cordially invite this instruction the friendly
attention OF those gentlemen, WIN cha taby hcpe thev
fostering for Lb2sia, cal!ow chiefs and cmro states
men, by your love Tor your country, by cnmnpra-
tOh ni degi AIDED man, encourage institution which has
FUR its object, less the honor of society individual
haFpims-the elevation of tie free people OF color from
mental ,hratom, Eom degradation.
in this school are taught English Grammar Mercantile
Arithmetic, Geography aud AIensuation viii, the neccssa-
ry siibor'inate branches of education.
TERHs-$3 10 payable quarterly in a.,lyaricc.
These who live :emotc from the city may acco,n,no-
dated With board, for six decent boys liberal terms
JOSEPH SHEPARD.
Richmond, Dec 12;!,. 1877 e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
JOHN THOMPSON.
TO Growers Of Tobacco.

EkURlNG the last season, impressions were no
> douot MADE on the minds o: many Pantes, that
Tobacco stored at Shocioe w arehouse was not under
Tire protection of the State against loss By fire. This
warehouse situated in the heart OF the CITY, and at tho
ioot OF The basn recently enlarged under act of As
sernoy, as TO hold at six thousand hog sheais
of Tobacco aordng every convenience 10 planters and
buyers of the article and being the great tobacco mart
it is not deemed unworthy that such impressions if for
med, should be removed
The of Assembly creating this house pubr;c In
sPecon and securing to planters and the of to-
bacco against loss by fire. in this other public spec
TONS referred 70 for their information. Also the late
act OF 26respecting upland inspected tobacco stored
at the Public Warehouse Of Petersburg and this civ
showing that even this late of Assembly, does not
do awny the responsibility of the State against loss By
fire On Tobacco inspected stored for inspection il,
tiis or any other inspecting warehouse in tus State,
except Tappalanuoc6,
See 2bd vol Rev. Code, clap. ego, creating Shock,
oe an inspection sec. G7. sfany warehouse already
or hereby hereafter To- be established shall bapnen
TO be burnt, the oss sustained tereb, for tobacco eli.
tier un;nspected or stored shall DC made COED and
pad TO the several retsoHs injured by the Cotnno.-
s'ea!trro"ldcd that If the receipt given for such
bacco shall be OF older date than twelve months as
in the OK inspected tobacco brought from an upner
TO lower warehouse fer storage shall be OF an older
date than two years from the iDs ction such tobacco
shall not be paid for by the pub!c but tie owner or
proprietor thereof shall bear te lGss--and provided
that this SECTION shall not he construed as 10 compel
tie public 10 pay the OF tebaccD refused and
reserved in warehouse for future inspections the va
luc OF the same, should il be burnt previous TO rein
srction-and provided HAT the public shall be liza.
bic opay Tor "ny tobacco destroyed b. Ere in Tarya-
hammock Warellouse.D
Acts Of Assembly fG26-csap II. sec T.
"And be it further enacted, that if an, honsfea3 of
tobacco shall have been inspected d; any upland in
specton, and shall afterwards be stored 10 any ware
house IN tie city OF Richmond and the town OF Pe.ers.
burg, other than the public warehouses in the said CITY
and tow OF Petersburg the Commons cah shall Uct
be liable for the loss destruction Of such tobacco by
any means Whatsoever unless al the time when tho
same was stored IN such other warehouse, there
at least eighteen hundred h-2 heaGs il in tue city OF
Richmond, or If in the town nf Petersburg, two hum
dfed and seventy five hogsheads in the public ware
house aforesaid unless the inspectors thereof SHOULD
haze resuseh 10 receive such tobacco storage OF
which fact shall be their duty to give certificate if
required" Dec Is "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
FOR RENT.

THNHE hlanu!a,snrng Mill. commonly know n as tho
Il Amhcrs, Calls Mill, in The county of Amherst
on James Nver and distant from .ynchburg miles.
1t was thoroughly repaired last SUMMER and runs 3
pair OF Burr and pair of EusoPus Mil Stones. at
tached To the Mill, excellent DIV cling house it
the necessary houses for the accommodation of fatn
~, ALL also with q Acres OF Land. There is Likewise
Saw Mill On the pemises. Few country mills possess
the advantages that found this Boats may load
or unload at the MIL all seasons. For terms apply
TO john NJ. Warwick, Lynchburg, or to
G. g. n. WARWICK.
Feb. 2 wiz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
REMOVAL.
wM. MITCHELL,
MATCHMAKER g. JEWELLF

ATCE-MAkER & JEWEIiiER,
rsPEcTFuLIY informs his friends and the public,
u that he has removed To- the store lately occupied
6y Mr.. John Bronaush, door be,ow H. NELSON'S
Dry Goods Store, aud is receiving 4 splendid as
sortinent Of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
Ladies' and Genemep's Gold Patent Lever and plain
Watches, Silver Patept Lever Watches, Capped Jew
eied and Plain Watches Of every description elegant
Gold atch Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides, Rpgs, Watch
Hooks and Ornaments
JEWEIIRY.
Fun sets of Pearl Jewey, Pearl Earrings, Head Or
nanen's breaches and Finger rags, elegant Filla-
gree, Cold sets Ear rings Breaches, Crosses and Or
naments Gold neck Chains and Bracelets Jet Ear
rings, Finger rings and Breaches. Paste and Coral
Jewery.
SILVER WARE
silver Tea Sets, Silver Table, Tea and Desert Spoons
Ladies' Sugar longs, Salt and mustard Spoons Spec
tac!es, Penci! Cases, Butter Knives Thimbes Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Sii:er Mounted Gu,
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands Candiestc.s, Snuff
ers and Trays, Deoaater slides Common Plated Cas-
tors, Cand'eshcks and Dccanter Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full! sets OF britannia Ware Coffee aui Tea Pots SD
ear Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY.
fine Rsxors, Pen aud Pocket Knives anJ Scissors
some very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
EPauleus, Silk Sashes, Laces, Cords and TasseIs In
anrry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery Infan-
try and Rifle Buttons, Gilt, Plated and silver Noun
ted Dirks, Sword Belts, and Plumes, Morocco pock
ct Bous and Wallets, BEAD Retculcs and Purses Gilt
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl, Coral aud
Amber BEADS, Steel Wais. Clasps Musical Snud-Eox-
cs, &c. sc,
H. Silver Ware and Jewelry Of every dcscripiap
made TO order. Clocks and Watches repaired and
warranted Novl4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
Land .AgsncyJor tie Vnstern part Of ptyginm.

OSEPlI +. CALDWELL Of Lewisburg, GfeenbrieI
~ county VI. aud Joseph B;sslow Of Richmond civ
Va respectfully riom the public, that they have assocn
teri themselves for the purpose Of trausactins gcmcra
Land Agency. IF. Caldwell win attend to that I,aIt u
the business in any OF counties the lie ha,y
/" wit:-io establish old surveys to resurvcr when
sary rent. lease SELL examine the records of any
OF these counties, describe particularly the quality,
all that aIfcrtanS 20 such property, that may he useful
interesting to tho owner. j. BgeIow Richmond, will
receive communications from any who may feel spo
sed TO ParouiSe the and will all times give sue
information may he sOugh, for and had Cat different
public Offices" in relation {" surveys grants, deeds of
vcyances, &c. &c.
J. T. Caldwell and Joseph Esr,ow deem amiss to
SLATE (as i'll many Instances herctoDre Land Speculation
have acted in the caVacy OF Land AgcnsI thai will
not he concerned either directly Indirectly.
Speculation whatever. Charges for attending any cr
the above specified concerns will be made moderate. All
communications addressed either party must be pos,
pail.
). r, CALDWELL.
Respectfully refers
Hon. Samuel l.. Southland Washington CITY,
lion. Lewis Maxwel--Lcwfs Couniy, Va.
Col James Mclaughlin, Member the Board of r.
Public Works, =
Fcrc u. Wcthcred, Esq Member OF the Senate g :,
Samuel MeClung Esq. Member OF the House of :
Delegates. :
James Mcfarland, Esq. Member Of tire House O; n,ir
gates Kenawha County, Va.
John D Harrow, Esq -Fccacrch,burg ., Va.
Daniel 3oardafin, ESQ New York
J. ZIG EIow
Respectfully refer;
iou. William III Cahrii,
JOHN III. Smith ESP. AIcJuDrr OF iic Ike. live icnmond
Council, CITY, Va
Col James Mclaughlin. Nembcy,f /. Boa.s of Public
WoIks-GrCenbriet> ~.n,y, Va,
Jan. II, 1923. wsm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09

ri OT1CE.-Ali persons having open eith the
estate of Robert Bell, decd late salier :ity
Of Richmond. requested TO call the subscriber for
settlement. AS it is expected that reference iie hks
will often he required have had them posted, and tim
NOW ready to make settlements. Although is desirable
that speedy close of the administration should be ma i
Jet, shall give r1asorlhic time to those who
indebted tn 'hc estate, their giving hu: for the pay
mGu thcrcut All those Indebted by bois and notes,
Informed that thc claims against the very ur
gently pressed, and that therefore, shall be compelled
require them Ia make Immediate payment. All persons
failing to call IN reasonable time,
will be taken Tor the collection thereof All persons ia
caIms against the estate, requested present them
property and legally authenticated that may be appraised!
oi the amount due In enable make arrangements Tor
their qnida,ion lily Office is in the City Hall, where
The books am papers will be kept, nd wiieIe shall
rally attend fom 10 to o'clock.
w. y. WREN. Scrg't C. p. &
Dec Us Ahni,Or of Eoin,rt Bell II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
THE CUlLD'S LAST SLEE

THE CIIiLD'S LAST SLEEP.
On Monument jy Charirey, for infu,,t dangiier
Sr Thomas .lckia1,a
(;5y Mrs HEMASs.)
Ihcl, slecpest,-but when wilt thou Se, fair chlo
When the fawn awakcs midst the forest wild?
Nea the la,k's wing with the breeze o.: marn2
When the FIRST rich breath of the is bonn:
Lovely thou sceprst, yet something lies
Too deep and still on thy soft s..s!'d eyes;
Nournt,'i, though sweet, is thy rest to
When Will the hour of thy rising bc?
Net when the iawn wakes, nor when the lark
On :'ic crimson cloud nf tine floats dark
Griet with vain passionate tears liza tn
The hair, shedding seans from thy pale brow yeti
Love with sad kisses unfc hath prest
Thy meek dropt eyciiis and que, breast;
Aud the glad Spring. calling out bird and bee
Shall color ali blossoms, fair child, bu, thee.
Ihout' gone fom US bright one-tat thou shoulIst die
Ani life be left to the BUTTERFLY;
ih""'st gone dew drop j; swept from tho boush,
oh! for tins world where thy home i. now.
How may we lovc but in doubt and fear,
How may anchor our fond hearts here,
How should even JOY but ,femhler be,
Eeaurffui dust. when we look on thee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09

k0uRsrANT To decree of the county court of Hanover,
Il pronounced on the Esd instant it, suit in cancery,
depending in the said in which William g; Maddox
and wife plaintiffs, and Samuel Harris aud others
defendants will nc sold, Monday, the Sd of March,
the highest bidder at public auction, upon credit of 2
mouths at tho late residence of Puumer Harris decd
IN the upper end of the aid county, hundred and fifty
one cres of land belonging the of the said Plum
Harris and Elizabet! Harris, deed. Bonds with
approved security aud deed of upon the land
secure the purchase money, will be required of the pur
chaser. BY THE COmIIssIoSE:Es
Hanover, Jan. e3,h, 1928. g,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
New-Or!eans, Oct. Q.
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Jeys D. Merry
to the SUBSCRIBER, the 21st day Of Dec 1896,
and recorded in the clerks office of Powa,an purposes
therein mentioned, viii be sold the highest bidder,
public auction ready money Powha;an court house,
oo fne thtd Thursday IN February (beirg day
two hundred and fifty land or less, lying
Powhatan court house, being tie late residence Of Major
Frederick Woodson deed, much thereof may be
necessary to raise the amount now due and owing upon
the said trust deed Such title vested in the subscriber
will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
WM. $. DANCE, T1istee.
.aa. 18th, r32a. VI:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
A90Efgp>
From ne .Nco York Truih-IeNer-
TIE GRECiAN WARRIOR TO THE TURKISH
RItJFp

RULER.
Away, then. away with thee, fend of the east.
!hcrc is blood AT thy temples and blood thy feast;
Away with thee. over the Bosphorus' wave.
We scOru, we ab'or thee, "t!iou OF save!"
Small, the of the nigh, shade the orb OF the day?
Or the Cross Of the Greek to the rrcscen, give way?
Though fires dim, aud our affairs dcdlc,l,
Though sires mar.yred, and Greece is revi,d,
u nrath peaceful 5osoms are hearts that feel,
sinh IA sigh Tor her aud hope for her veal;
Aut! IN sca5hards Of Si.vcs those sabrss repusc,
Whose shea' will cong DC the blood o her foes,
Though 'ie day Of her liberty long has bccu DER
rs even II glory shall shine as before.
AMI is stars he those glanrcs nf Glatlncrq see
Prom the beautiful! eyes OF the lovely aud free.
""n>c have raised anpaIs sabcs ii, Greece
AMI y hose smile can tid warfarc aud enuity cease.
Snail the school III tho ar,S, shall the land Of brave
81 Toe sport OF the dsspo', the home CT the slave:
Shall those pages which spoke of ancestors fame
Baud the names ut their with dishonor AMI sha me
Aud the eye of the ;disesi who GTecia adOIn
Beam with span Of hate, with sauccs of scorn:
On NO! by the e!eam of the CALVES that wear,
i'y the Iaul that SHES have blei on, swear,
iiy the heart that thsob when standard is by
u: tho tear that has hung IN each beautiful eye;
~ the signal of freedom uusiea icd is each gai,e,
sut the home Of t,,c freeman the bed OF the brave
J. d. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09

a PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
- boyc Baton R0cge, tue left bank of the Mi5ss.
sipp, consisting OF
Osie IHousgIld ard Eighty .4ypents
said pantaton has front of 10 Arpenis on the river &
is adjoining The pfirc iral landing of the settlement,
from which Gotten j. shipped On brs tract there are
une hundred Of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with Cotton Gin
Mill Tan Yard, Negro Cabins, sc. lcasly repaired y
fhe titles to the above lands indisputable, and
warranty deed viii be given If required.
ALso-Onc ThousdaA 4rpcnl;
situated on Thompsons Creek the parish of Fclici-
ana, and half miles from the river Aissjssppj SC
ven miles from the town of 81. FraDcisvie. Past Of
this tract consists Of low bottoms, probably zoo acres:
on said tract there about fifty acres, cleared some
years since, butgrownup-Ebc the whole or one half
Of this tract will be sold at the option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply TO this Office or TO
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, Oct. Q. rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09
NEW GOODS.
Fs7E subscribers have recently received large accession
<. 10 their previous large stock of
3RE GOODS,

zfc Joloac;ne as part IF their assortment:
Wors ed barcgcs, bca utifui co!ors
l'!am Go de Naples
'TItcrcd do and figured
Black Write aud co!oed French snns
Black India do aud aim lcvannre
Culurcd aud white aorcnccs
Double chain l.. Ick do
'eai IL al imitation Italian lustrings
I1sck !ndia hnrcnccs, a wide article and cheap
Black scusliaws aud Sarsncs
MI Minds fancy hdndhcrChc!s, figured silk
Gnuze barge, gro dc cite, meruo, in,a- For Ia die
tion do. cashmere limitation do.
German twled, Spitcficid. Barlore. .
company and common bandanna, : L" gentlemen
All kinds do "a, boys, children md servants
Linen cauh'ics aud linen cambria handkcrchefs
Fire side stawls
hicriuo aud cashmere DO
Eankin anl Canton grapes
Black Italian cravats
Coored do. article
4 kinds cravating, coiurrd and white
Is, 4-4,'5 and Ga bobbiuc', for wells and dresses
Thread and bobbinct Iaccs an,l edgings
al kinds muslins, plain figured ambored book
pi"'", figured AL ,a'"boesd null plain and rambored
Striped and plaid and herring bone do
Garment, furniture and cairirc dimitics
Beautiful inserting aud all other kinds TRIMMINGS
eiups, cords pushes aces, quiIlings, silks, &c. sc.
and Bfand'boo trimming for pssscs and riding drcs-
beautiful Article
Indies shor, kid, horseskiu AMI silk GLOVES
Misses 20
Ladies long white a nd coorcd do
Misses do do
t;rr,'cnicn's walkns riding and dress gloves
Al Kinds ladies', genrn,cn's and childrens HOSIERY
al ainds EIBBAND those for belts and bonc,s very
elegant
4 ,tge rns6'ics eacoee, Cicnssfr, 1rniGs
1artan plas FOR cIoaks. aud inferior do. Tor servants
fIrssts
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