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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

JHt'un' sidus, ceiut inter ig1cs
Luna minOTes.
The question now recurring on the resolution Of
Hlr. Hamilton, as modified by MIR. Randolph, it
was decided by yeas St nays-Yeiry So, NAYS I03
so the resolution was rejected; and thereupon,
The House adjourned.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
pRosPECTus.

IHe WEsIERN iilL. h IS JW only paper IN
ths region, whose chiefob Is tlie diffusion on
agricultural Information. inthls ,ier tal roc
prielor, encouraged by men of Judgment aej ln-
teiigcncc. 90 expect sUppOu,-thrk lrs .0mc
claim upon tno patronage 1nd FAVOR .1ie opinion ~
the cultiSa,or otihe soil, ihe owner O.. ima ld
al others Who are DESTROYS Of upholdii, ui
proving TIE farming interest,", dnd iho iua. fe.
The purpose and principles ct The 1Iier re oy.
h.bned IN The following paucuhrs.
1. LIS chief obIec Wi be, TO increase ihe sock
of AgucuIturl Know Iodge-To DO th-, r. M
publish articles, either original or soloc led upon
the various branches ofagnculiure; record ills I'M
provements oltho day; andn the progress OF
Invention.
If. il will support, by all proper mean, A.
mcrlcan Manufacture, and American J. oduc-
lions
III. 1t viii endcayor TO advance the cause Of
internal Improvements, whether orginatnl n ng-
tionl, state or individual enlcrprize: II ID,
Tor this purpose, notice the object, eH,cn, nj u
uIity, Of those great works, for fleiiLdng inter-
course, commenced OF 30 prospect, ilroughout,he
United States.
". On Politics, il viii publish nothing except
those matters Of tact OF he0rb universally iuier,
es,ing, and universally instructive.
v Miscellaneous matter IL will publish enough
10 give the current events oiihe day, and relieve
hat might otherwise be thought The dulness OF
the solid and useful
This plan Improperly pursued. wil, II is thought,
furnish paper, at once various instructive, and ~
tcresting.
Tie Proprietor has already received The Official
approbation OF tie Hamilton County Agricultural
Society, and he trusts that he shall not look 10 vain
for support among those, 10 whose benefit us pa
per is smgiy devoted
a. Su65c 70 IN received 20 this Office.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
500 REWARD.
JOHN.

l thinl; not quite six feet high, rather darker
colouTed, and not so stout Of form o. Larkin; be
is between % and y years old, with one ANGLE
thicker than the other, on account of having had
. sprned; walks badly, with his toes very much
Turned out, and rther swaggers when moving; can
scarce run az all, and has a method Of shaking biz
mead; shutters badly in common conversation, and
hen attacked, alarmed, or confused, can scarcely
peal, &c all, or get ans thing out Tor some time
VIII give a reward Of Fifty Dollars for the two,
If appreheuded within the State, and all felsona-
bic expenses-or Ooe Hundred Dollars for the
two, ii taken ont Of tue State and brought home,
and all reasonable expenses If delivered 70 roe IN
Augusta County, Virgin living Oh Middle River,
about - miles below Stanton, end ID miles
above HarrisonbBrg D. They bad good clctb-
ing when they started. | expect they have
passes Of some sort.
JAMES BOURI.AND.
Stanton, Angus, ., I52o.-s9 81.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
S30 REWARD.

TeVR is stolen from the pasture Of the Sub
w scuber ON Butfllo Creek, about three miles
from West Alexandra, on the night of The 18Th Of
August. bright sorei mare, Is years old or up
wards. about b hands high, 10 ine order, with q
toer bic long tail, n small star on her forehead, a
very small white streak between her nostrils, exc
tending 10 her lip; one of her hind feet white up
10 the pastcm Joint, and natural trouer.
The above rev. ard will d. paid for the mare and
thief and ten dollars and al reasonable expenses
for the delivery Of the mare alone.
JOHN HUPP.
Wheeling. September 3, Is2-. q
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
j. M. THOMPsON. q 90.

7GR AVE Just received 10 Packages HARD
lnl WARE. purchased in Newly ri,, 40 Auc-
lion. unusually low; compiling:
Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket KNIVES;
Anvis, Vises Butt Hinges, and Screws.
A general assortment of Fies;
Crowley and Blister Steel
A few pairs superior Brass Shoyels, Tong
and P0kers
Curry Combs, Til Locks, and Door Locks
al Of which will be sold unusually low.
Wheeling. juno ~. l~2~
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

GOVERNOR RAY

Pc learn from O source on which we
llat this gentleman died sudden
NJ one Gay ,ais week, of bilious cbolic.
t-t. -'g no particulars. Very shortlyar
DIS death, it was ascmained that be
s.-. o. c,ed Governor of Indiana. This
t.-.l : fruitful. theme for moral reaec-
'l'3N ' @ e''@e
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
BOAT NEWl
a CLASSICAL scHcoL.

JOSEPH PARKINSON informs the citizens of
Wheeling and It's vicinity, that he has commenced
I'M the academy. 4 CLASSICAL SCHOOL. for
for the purpose of teaching the Lain and Greek
languages. with the higher branches of English
learning, for the term of six months, designing to
continue the school, It -uficleut encouragement be
afforded HIM, for a term of sc rs-Iie hopes bis
efforts viii euttle him 10 The liberal patronage of
The pubic, and especially of those who have sons
eiuclie.
t. The School VIII commence on the Sd inst.
tneeMg September d., lc-S-3t. q
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
TODD & WOODS,

Have removed ,heir URUGoNND hEDI-
CINES rom their old Stand TO their New Store,
on Water Street, next door TO Mr. Samuel Den
nstons Hotel and Stage Office, and few doors
South OF Forsyth * Dobbiu's Warehouse. They
now have on hand General Assortment; but IN
few days they will receive, as per their invoices,
large additions to their present stOck-of which
the following IS 4 genera outline. VIZ:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

Force fqfiction. Whilst the conyicts
wore proceeding a few DAYS AGO from Clon
mel to the depot in Cove. they had to pass
through the village oc Clogheen where one
oftbcm had formerly resided Ills family
gathered round the car to bid farewell.
re grasncd his little sor in his arms, and
it required actual violence to separate
them-Nben the child was taken from
him he called out to young MIR. Vowel,
who had the conVcts in charge "Oh, Mr.
Vowel }Lr. Vowel my heart is brokenP
then fai, back or the car and expired before
the party reached the next town.
Dublin Paper.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

CoM- Virginia GoH.-Itis hardly for
cotton, by the readers of this paper, that
Gold has been found in Spottsylyania coun-
ty.-An interview with the proprietor ofthe
land on which it was discovered. enables
us to state. that, with the aid ofmachinery,
much greater quantities THAI heretofore,
have lately been separated from the soil;
and there can be no doubt, if the most
approved methods OF detection were re-
sorted to, rich harvest would reward the
labourer. Fredericksburg .Areaa.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
From DE Precedence Literary Cadet.
HORRORS OF PIRACY.

The people Of this country, nave become
50 familiar with the name of piracy, that
the almost innumerable accounts which we
find IN newspapers ofthe commission ofthls
crime, are now scarcely read, or noticed.
But very recently, we were witnesses to a
circumstance which brought forcibly home
TO our mind the shocking reality ofthe dis
uess which this crime commonly brings on
the sufferers and their relatives. An elder
ly and accomplished lady of our acquaint,
ance, called on us in deep affection at the
intelligence she had Just received, Of the
death Of her only son, who was SAID to have
been lost overheard on his passage to a
foreign port Hehad sailed as supcrca 90
of vessel from New York, being part
owner Of both vessel and freight, and had
been nearly two years in trade between
different countries. Principally on his eX-
ertions depended the livelihood ofhis moth
er, and an amable sister of about twenty,
to whom ne had made frequent remittanccs
of money, accompanied with assurances
of his affection aud determination tn con
tnue his eXertions In Their behalf lie In-
formed them that his business was proita
Die, and that he should shortly return in
opulence. Il was in the fond antcipauoa
of again meeting the enterprsng young
man, vino had otticlated in the treble capa
city of father, son and brother, that a letter
was put iutothc hands OF our female friend,
bearing the marks of one written and sent
from a foreign port, the name of which
for reasons we now forbcar to mention. at
or near the time of his expected arrival,
Our readers may Judge Of the shock re-
ceiyed by the poor mother, when she read
the contents, which were as follows
--, July 18Th, Io2-.
MADau-Ihis viii inform YOU that your
son was lost overheard, on the LIST last. on
our passage from -to-. Wishing
YOU a long lie and happiness, / am, very
yours, sc.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

.Mr. Tanner, a native Of Kentucky who
was captured when a child by the Indians,
and who hrs resided mere than thirty years
among them. is about to publish nara
tive of his life and adventures, drawn up
by DR.. James of the United States Army.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

here she dropped the linen, uttering a dread
lid piercing shrek and tainted
The shock we received at this sudden
aud Wild burst did not prevent US, while
hurrying to administer relief, from discov-
ering the damning cause. The shirt from
the collar down more than half ofthe back,
together with one sleeve was died with
flood. On examination afterwards, two
places between the shoulders and near the
neck were found cut apparently with o
knife. The evidences of horrid and foul
murder were here laid open to the day, and
exposed a tale from which human sympa-
thy will recoH. We shall never forget the
sensations of that terrible moment.
Measures for a pursuit of the detestable
murderer were Immediately taken, and a
messenger despatched to the port where
the vessel last arrived. But he had fled;
and reports has since reached US that he
very shortly affer was seized with an cpl
demic in southern port, and died houid
death, invoking the vengeance Of heaven
on his own head, for the crimes he had
committed. Tt has also been ascertaincd
tlat the crew. who were on board the YES
sci It the time the captain was said to have
beon lost were soon after all discharged,
evCent the CABIN ~, in Europe, and new
etofm.- el-.eL None could be found
of the ru Who were all foreigners.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND

VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND
he packet ship VIM Thompson, Cap.
Maxwell, and VIM. Byrnes, Capt. Hack
staff. arrived at New York on Saturday
evening from Liverpool, the former having
sailed on the 18th, and the latter on the
18Th Ill.,
The most interesting Of the articles of
Intelligence, are the Improvement in the
Cotton market-the surrender of Oporto
20 Don AHguel-and the movements OF
the Russian army.
The New Custom Bin was to be read a
third time IN the House of Commons on the
18Th.
Our Tariff caused q GOOD deal ofexcito-
m.at m England. Mr. Huskisson had
given notice that he should move on the
18th. am address TO the King, for the pur-
pos 0fhavmg laid on the table any comuu-
uicadons which had passed between the
British and u States Governments, aud
copies of instructions sent to the British
Minister ia Gc u. States, relative to the
.a.c FuilL
.8uaicaa Tar.E-On the motion for
|iae House Of Commons, on the ilth TO go
/ Into O. committee Of ways and means.
+ Nr. Stewart called the attention of the
House TO the duties, almost amounting TO
. prohibition, imposedby the American Tar
.f on the importation ofBuush manutac-
tunes and produce. TWAS too la,c TO orig
mate any measure on the subject in the
present session; but be thought the coun-
uv ought to have the satisfaction of know
ing laat ,he subject attracted the attention
oil l.s lialesty's government.
The Chancellor of the Evchecucr, in
answer, said, that he had no doubt that his
IT. Hon. Friend, Che President of the
Board of Trade who was not at present
u circumstances to communicate to the
House ms opinions on the subject, would
take tine earliest opportunity Of attending
t1 t.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

.4@fpiy Disfressiag.-A paper printed
in the State of Alabama. speaks Of a most
depIorablc and olarming scarcity Of young
ladies'. Every resp 4ble female, native
Or stranger found there is as soon as pos
sibie. hurried 70 the hymeneal alter. The
young men are as one hundred to one Oftne
young ladies
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
NARRTED.

By the Rev w. Wyic, Oh 'he 18th inst. Mr.
DAvl, Scorr to Miss EuzABEru KERR, both oil
i'r. borough
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

SaucglHg-The British barque Lady
oftho lakc,-lately found near Barnegat on
on tle coast of New-Jersy, discharging
passengers, was taken possession Ofby the
U. S. schooner Shark and carried into
New York 10 answer to the charge Of
smuggling. This vessel had I69 pas
sengers ON board and was bound from Inv
erpool TO Philadelphia. The Captain al
leres that the breach of the revenue laws
incurred by landing before lie had reach
ed his port of entry was the act ofthe pas
sengers. who on his running short of pro-
visions, obliged him to set them on shore.
The trial VIII test this.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
ROBE s MORRISON.

clos together with Settecs Cr7IIos, BocIinq, Wdt-
Ing and Arm-chars an of which they " ili sell az
low as they behad (ofihe same qudity) in The
Western County.
m Roa's Fad Hotels furnished % the short
Cs. notice.
Japan painting done with neatness and despatch.
Also Copal Varnish, warranted Of a superior
quality, made and sold as 10 as il can be had
West of the mountains.
Wheeling, Sept Sd, 1929.
G7Three boys wanted to the above business.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

ADJ 10 kcg7 WHITE Lad, fresh groa.a
from ArsTy's HorkS, Pittsburgh
% deemed unnecessary to TO enter into q
minute detail of all the articles on hand-we IN
vie those who need such articles, to call and ex-
anime for themselves
-.''e&s.s.-
W. L. TODD has also for sale, in the front part
of the store, and distinct from the Drugs a Med
icines the tolIu, inc
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
no ENIIGRANTs AID sETTLERs.

- "a s valuable tract of unm. a. -
royed Land, iyng at the $500
&FVSV rows Of Giavo Creek, &Ff8V
-. aIthiu eight miles of the -.
Chi. and twelve mile. Of Wheeling, d. a. 10
county, ga. containing $50 ACRES, is ohfred
for sae.-Ims tract was elected gnd ever since
reserved, from among several thousand acres, by
one of the first settler, of that neighborhood on
account of t. quality, and the advantages il pos
sesses. About 90 acres lie in perfect love and
the whole consists ofihe peculiarly rich soil, many
feet in depth, which Is the Characteristic of that
country Grave Creek takes long couse through
Il, ltordng a succession of watcr-powers. with
great facilities for improving them, and lis banks
ON this spot bound with iron ore. The Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, (now commonccd) and tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal must necessarily pass
at no great distance: and the vicinity being al
ready populous, presents a first rate prospect for
one or more settlers As the proprietor IS desi-
rous TO sell, Il very reasonable price win be &c
ceptcd, if applied tor by the first of No,embef
next For further particulars apply IN person to
the editor of this paper or IN person by lcllcr
TO William Abbot, No. ls7, South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia.
August p, 1898.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

'-- ~'if liro' -l~ "+l e-iO '"D I~N1 i'4 '''O
present session: but be thought the coun-
..., nr-lf 20 have the satisfaction of know
.l.f.- .........l ~, ..t.,,,,;,,,
'--' '~ '' ~ '-'o
@ lo9't So'V' ','''o--.'
HE Chancellor OF the ENchecuer IN
answer. sand. that DE had no doubt that his
RI ET,, Er,ond lfbo prosidon+ or tho
.g,
'o".u -l il'ocl WIZ "'9 "", "' P'091'''
u circumstances TO communicate TO the
House ms 0nwi0us ON the subject. would
t..... t. .....l.. ...,.,-.,.,.;.,. % .t,,,,Jir,,
-"- '-o -"'''o'' W fanny va 'o'''o
t1 t--
ol bbLNDLb ut OFOttIO-
lhe hopes o. hepuuIc are iuuly d.-1pPohi-
oI WIN regard i' lIe result 'i lle hle .h.ieo
struggle m Portugal, aod Miguel /. MS absolute
hing le now re.-ulug with us little opposition OF
calro. at Op1d1 as at Lisbon. ln thc former
cy he can even command double round OF u'u-
uu-tous ID double explosion ofIe Dcum- and
SIS rockets, of pie,F and gupoWder, for aiding
mlt-rv success 20 bis kmg.y elevation. by two
ae5 winch arrived yesterday, oil Dover, .the
Jane Brown lud the True love,) "e have re, CIV
ca. letters from Opouo ot the 9th instant inclusive,
al nothing could be more disastrous 90 the Juuta
n tlc intelligence winch they communicate.
IUe arur of Don Miguel j. was then ODD possess
SION of .lo cir. The troops Of Don Pedro had
boom completely Dispersed and ,hgir leaders had
tsou refuge ON board the steamboat; In the Douro.
Such order as llc NlgJehSts mean 20 give and
maintain bad been perfectly established, and DO
-.c. existed of ans resistance TO the usupers
power Ihe lng.lsl lllnIlIe5' "1ahad embarAed
rI.l thar books and treasure ON board the ships
Cd. "ar OBJ ut....'.-.--1" "' ..o iNt'' seeing u'"l
r7 plumber of ls.u,. '''e lo'o" ed 'he entry oil
1-u'7,i, All e-.le' t.n'a."e" OF were a9'ul
.a s. N or-,' .o '-,,-' pop ''-' ,.''-'s ''o re
Ie -.eT business iHe "'-N OBJ ''-.-,l 'l'oI
...,.... L...-.. .i,l.. IN .....,or, ,... tarl-
-.- ,.f ........I Freedom, NIX c.r,s Of Don
,..-.r ... ..-.-,. is -+,..., t1 ,porrt to 10000
,..-.. ,...... al cannon. ,,..,.....
....,.r 4 lllv of r1o-.lgs. winch en3eav-
l .. .l., .-. b.rrest off uirIlre a,,d confusion
..f t.,- resisted and expelled by force appointed
b., .,.,.cn over the TRANQUILITY of the place. The
... -.-.oral r-aans have di. banded without strik
...-. blow. Those of them who can make their
pence with the lIguchst-, viii ae.ln enter the
nNr, VINE 'usn Is are o. n.-'l. I..,, ~ more ,
..s.,s nv, 5r.F. country by eea oriaod itwonIj
rrear dian the otfcil bulletin of the Lisbon
Gazette descriptive OF the state of matters at
N.l., on .le i-. INST " 81 '.',gi oo.- y. l. ',
-.-5 I-..g r, aa rsre-.ed without striking a
h.ev In tit Gr-attc ofthe DIST ve find dcs-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03

--grsrRAIT0N TICZET
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
Oils,
VarniShes, 4
Chemicals,
Drugs,
Medicines,
Paints,
all KINDS.

Physicians, Country Merchants, Painf.rs, Ful-
tcrS, Dyrs, C0l0ucrS, elders and all otkcrs ,rh0
Hsc ttc a50re articles can be supplied on tic mast
hberqi tamS, and all oraers promptly attended 10.
The following will be sold by the Barrel, halt
Barrel, or rs may suit purchasers:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-03
GRAND STATE
LOTTERY

TOBE DRAWN on THEPOPULAR
HIGH & LOW SYSTEM.
In the city of Cicinoati, on Saturday, the
both September next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13

Extract OF Letter written very reSpectaoc Uen'
oman, resid ny in BALTIMORE. 20 the subscriber,
who deems it his duty. though Unauthorized, to lay
it before the public Withholding the writer's name,
for particular refereuce. should any reqire u per.
souay. SAM II, 2. LEE.
y-z.ne Baltimore, .9,,gust 18Th, 1873.
Dot. s. II P. Lee New Loadon, Conn
DeIr Sir 1T is upwards Of twenty years that
have used your heac Loadon Bilious Pills in my family
and ALWAYS found them efficient pnrgstive in al
most every description Of disease. and believe they
saved many long doctors bill by their carly and time
Iy use never found their accustomed certainty to
vary in hesr operation and effects until within lew
months past and having since then been sadly di'ap
pointed in every instance Of using them began TO
conclude that you had made your fortune, and mad
abandoned their man ,iacture to mercenary and I'm
faithiai hands Under this impression, aceidently
saw an advertisement OF yours in New York news
paper designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having your written snatoreto each
bill Of directions. and that In no instance were the
,mitstioas signed with pen and ink, although per
feet copy in every other respect Fading those had
without this test began suspect that all was not
tiiT in medicine well la politics and called al Sc
verai Of our apothecares for your pills. with your writ
ten signature found many without that test, but
with IT, until came to the Messrs KEERLS':
who assured they had them direct from you.
procured box and on using them found the same CT
fects from them bad always experienced, and am SO
much rejoicej on finding myself in possession OF .
medicine highly prze that cannot in Justice re.
rain from giving you this information. :.
Some thirty years ago. was cured OF heavy and
distressing cough, by medicine know by the name
Of rnrlngton's Baisam but that article, tnow made
BY every shop boy, is no more like the old m'xtire
than sawdust IS like super fine Hour hope aud trust,
SIR the benefit Of MANKIND. that your valuable me
icine win be perpetuated in its original qna'ty, ard
that mercenary limitations may be frowned upon by an
insulted community. l am. sir. your friend. &c.
ujrTo avoid the imposition of Counterfets. and sPu
.ious limitations related above. the purchaser has
only examine the bill of directions covering each
gox and ifsigned al foot, in my own hand writing I'm
medateiy under my printed name. they are genuine
and prepared bv me; but ifoaiy the printed name IS
affixed, they spurious and to he avoided 10 athx
nv written signature would b. Forgery, and convic
lion would be states Prison.
H.P LEE. Sole Proprietor
"A fresh supply of the above genuine Pills
is Just received, direct from the proprietor, and
for sale, wholesale and RETAIL al the Store OF
EDWARD STA BIER s SON,
Apothecaries and Druggists, Fairfax st. Aex'a
dec SIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
Gearge >. MougM
% ling a large and Stpsona1is :4sSO'mfm ~
DRY GOODS

upc. black, blue, olive, mixed and green e'"s.S
~ assimeres hanneis lnseys and low p''ced oAss''
netts. super mixed and blue satinetts, vide aho So
mon bangips, a;,shings and baizes, rose o'anAe.s,
point, stripe anil mackinaw tto rner'no snaw's anu
scarfs, cashmere do cloth To- blue black orange an
drab crcassans, black Norwich Grape, na"k,m ana
Canton grapes and robes, black taianette Italian Jus.
,rngs anil gros de maps, large assortment OF mourning
and fancy sngam' and e,icoes Marse ss Somestie
carnetinv, ingram do bed ticking (some full yard
wide black bomhaznes iasaa n n ana o, an
short nain and ribbed) Tartan paids, French merlno
do (bsau womss plaid a d'G.a as.s sni
mi,,s. nankin p6nrees, bengalets, super black le-
vantne. chdrens bootees, colOred eamse, PAN
and figured Swiss mulls anil cambres, crossoarred GO
swiss pelerines and capes cheap and good Irish IT,
nens shee,ings aud lawns; linen cambrS and nakis.
cotton and worsted carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic gpols an cotton yarn, Pelsse wadd'ng'
low priced figured lenos. Ga and 81 Barn''ey diaper
stout) cambiets, with general assortment of most ar
cles in the dry good line which renders his stock un.
usually complete. l..
tho lie, mr. NIECE 10th mo 9th