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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21
From the Literary Souvenir.
HoFER.*

STILL to his own wild country true,
Its hills and valleys, waters blue,
And virtue path TO fame;
The hero burning in his breast,
He kindled every mountain crest,
With freedoms deathless flame!
Small was his band but true and brave
Naught feared they but the name of slave
And their bold leaders, frown:
From crag, and precipice, and glen,
Till then untrod by breathing men,
They poured u torrent down.
III.
Like the pale lghtnings shafts they fell;
How well they fought who well can tell
As they who felt their lre!-
Who heard their shots unerring fy,
Scared by the SONS of Liberty,
Scathed by their mountan-fre.
Where are they nov, and where is he r.
Gone to the land where all are free;
For him all bonds are past;
His name is in his country's songs
HIS fame is on thousand tongues,
He wears his crown at last
Gods will be done!-His arms they bind,
Ihey cannot chain his chanless mind;
He has triumph yet,
Nobler than arms have ever won;--
Adversely but sees his sun
In noon-day splendors set.
vi.
No shade of fear is on his brow
His step is as warriors now
To whom deeds are GWEN
His dark eye IS on the hemed line,
His smile upon the blaze whose shine
Flashes his life to heaven. CT.
alton by Too close an adherence. - ~ " "
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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21
THE SON OF NAPOLEON.

BY P. M. wETMoRR.
Son of the mighty conqueror!
my course is well begun:
Thy home shall be the field of war.
-, Where noble deeds are done.
fhou hast a heritage of fame
:. Ihen bear thy crest on high;
and he the lustre of his name.
The light that fires thine eve.
aye, smile! thy heart may we'll rejoice
To mingle with the throng.
INA, hear red battles earthquake voice.
- Ahd peal the victors' song:
Eben lead thy sweeping squadrons forth
The van of carnage care;
0fore than thy dukedom's wealth 10 wor.h
One hour of danger there.
The imperial bird again shall soar
Its flight near glory's sun;
Phe banner of thy race once more
Shall float where fields are won:
Fhen be thy flashing sabre drawn
The sword thy grasp BELTS;
Anorer Jena yet shall dawn,
Another Austerlitz.
Speed, warrior boy, in honor's race.
Nor shun the conflicts wrath
When history gives thy name place,
Let glory light thy path;
Still be the page of life unread
That speaks thy destiny;
The muse may gather from the dead
Enough for prophecy! The Critic
-AsSs.-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21

q" the gift of POETRY haow every place in which IL noves 10
breathe odou the perme m tho
and to shed over tint magical morning.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21

Tallolo and Talent-FIecher Bishop of Nismes was
the son OF talow-chandle proud duke endeavor
ed to morty the prelate, by saying The evee, that he
am the son of chandler true and if your lordshp had
been the same you would have remained allow chandler
all the days of your lie.''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21
MAR's MISFORTUNE, or, a modern fine Lad,

False lips, false teeth, false hair, false faces;
Ala, .7nI man! how hard thy case is;
Instead Of woman's- heavenly woman's charms
ITO clasp cork-buekram-yarnisf--in thy arms!
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-21

STILL to his own wild country true,
Its hills and valleys, waters blue,
And virtues path to fame;
The hero burning in his breast,
He kindled every mountain crest,
With Freedom s deathless flame!
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mcgee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17

INALL AND WINTER GOODS.-The subscriber
" has received by the Richmond Packet, PbiIa-
deiphia, Fairfield and Tantivy, from New York, his fall
supply of Dry Goods.
The foilo,cing a part Of them:
Superhne middling quality and common cloths and
cassimeres, all colours
Super do. do. do. satinets
super and common merino and peliese cloths
Flannels, baizes and carpeting
kerseys, plain, striped and plaid linseys
Circassians, Tartan plaid and bombazets
Plain and plaid Norwich grapes
% and common width bombazines
Ladies' worsted, silk and cotton hose
Gontlencn's lambswool and worsied half do.
Point, rose and duflle blankets,
Merino, cashmere and Thibet square and long
shawls "S
Worsted barege handkerchiefs, assorted patterns
Common and %superfine cambria prints
Irish linens, lawns and linen cambrics
FINE and superfine cambrics and iaconet ditto
ram and Inquired Swiss muslins, book do.
Italian Lustring, senshew and sarsnets
Gro de Indies, gro de Naples and gro de Berlin
Heavy satin Levantines and satin reps
3D., Al and 5-4 bleached and brown domestic.
Sd and Al colored do. and apron checks
A lot of COTTON BAGGING ycrv low NV ,hs
piece. o
WIN a variety of other articles in the Dry Goods line.
most oil which have been purchased at auction in New
iork with money, and will be sold unusually cheap.
MANN S. VALENTINE.
Corner 18th and Ii SITS. Shocke Hill.
ne 4S-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
Mr.. CLAY Ar RUS>ELLyILIE


The Weekly Messenger ofthc 18th ult. says-Messrs.
Clay and Crittenden arrived in this place on Tuesday
evening last. They were met at South Union, in this
county. by the Committee OF arrangements, and a num-
beroi the citizens OF Russeil,ille and Logan county, who
escorted mem INTO town. Their arrival in town was an
nouhced oy hehring Of cannon. On yesterday a superb
dinner was prepared in tire grove adjoining town. A
NUMBER oil citizens from Nashville, Clarksville, and other
parts oil tennessee attended on the occasion as well as a
number from Bowling-Green, Franklin, Elkton, Green
VILE, and the surrounding counties in this state. The
number that partook of the dinner and attended the
speeches delivered by Messrs. Clay and Crittendcn, are
computed at from $500 TO 5000. Every thing was con.
Quoted with ~propriety and decorum, and the company
dispersed at an early hour. We have not been able to
procure the toasts, SC. for this days paper, but we will
give them in our next, with a more detailed account of
the proceedings.
IL would be mighty gratifying to us to see faithful re-
ports of the speeches delivered ON the occasion bv
hlesSrs. Clay and Crittenden. We infer, however, by
the manner in which the Messenger has apologised for
onl'Iung TO publish the toasts and so forth, that the
speeches of the eiectioneerer and his companion will
never appear in print. TLouisrilIe .4dv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17

The brig Delos. Cap. Smith, Of Boston arrived n MAJ
fork' from Con.tantinople end Smyrna. having left the
LATER place on the 18th Of August. The u. 8. Ship
"arren' Cap'. skinner, had sailed for Egypt. The
the Javaai Malta; the fairfield at Trieste.
An exprcss arrived at Smyrna from Constantinople
on tho l3'h, bringing Information that the Sultan had
hsterm'Ded to comply with The Ire atty Of the 9th July:
AZ the same time expressing his desire tina, Capo d'istri.
a. should not remain at the head OF the Government.
lie wished that the nomination Of a Prince should rest
with England and France, and that these powers would
guarantee the safety Of his Empire from the incursions
oil his new neighbours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
or D15Fs

commence on tuesday last, on which dag tho swcepsiakcs for
three year ols, two mile heats, was RI, for Is tsyo 6ujes me- 90,
ed by Mr.. Gee, Tho. other by Mr.. Johnson-a1i lnkon will, ease bv
the first. Time-3m. Jjsoc. encI, heat 'V
second gay, INC IroPno,or,s PuTsc, $500, mile heats, was won
Hopes, Mr. Wosts Sally Smith, and Mr. Jo,sso,;, tIa,lo,,o !, !.
single heat, which was run 10 3tn. 5Os. distaneinz two of hor opso
nenu, anil one drawn. ~" 'WV
Third dos, Jockey. Club Fgrsc, $3.50, 4 mile boats, wa, won. IN
~, hcats, by Mr. WIN. II. toluson's Star, honting ri Vyg,,ss
r"ny, Hopkins, and Mr. Msclin's z. m. by Hal. Eau, bs,,, y"
oO'cy contested. Timo-1st Ieai, sn. f3scc. "a heal g. a.
lpHrrsbArr L,f.Hr.n.. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
Office Of the Ne,c Orleans Beef
Saturday, Sept. 10.
- ~
FROM MEXICO

FROM MEXICO.
by the Brig William, which arrived This morn;cs
from Vera Cruz, where she left on the 81 inst. we bavs
received the following interesting news:
Seat Of Wdr.-On the 10Th inst. I arrived n INV
headquarters In this village, where 1 heard that tho
enemy was marching against Altamsria with new fore.
es-N Notwithstanding the scarcity OF my troops / re.
solved 10 go and surprise their head quarters at Tam.
p'co de Tainaulipas, where they had left a garrison, 600
men strong. Thus on the night OF the goth, paving no
attention to the Spanish armed boats laying thers. I
crossed the river with 400 men OF the line and \ few
ctpicos tmilitia,] who at the distance of n gun. shot 6r.
ed a few guns and thus prevented the hest caIcui,,.s
surprise.
But at that moment no other means were left but to
march forward, and al two in the morning w entersd
me cry amidst a heavy hiring directed against US. Tho
enemy was successively dislodged from all the positions
.hey. occupied, and were obliged to take refuge in tvs
'oruhed points protected by an armcdboat living ia the
RIVER; The hiring lasted until two in the afternoon. AZ
which hour the enemy hoisted a white flag, and mani
Tested a desire to capitulate and lay down their arms.
we were about to conclude the cspitulation wbsn
General barradas appeared with the whole Of the Spa.
nish army, and notwithstanding the superioritv of HE
forces, he under-han! mantle sted the desire tb., i .houM
reTeat 10 my head quarters, from whence wa would
DC able TO commence negotiations.
MY situation at this time was critical, and I got out
oiH gioriou-ly, connecting as a favour what pece..;tv
lmperious'y obliged me to do, aud taking advantage Of
mat conjunction, l came out of the city, drums beating
ana colours lying, passing throug h the Sraniards.
!! inc General La Cara had harrassed the enemy
during this retrogradng march, the 22d of Aug. miybt
nave been the last day Of existence Of the pretended
vanguard OF the Spanish army. But it has moi been 20.
and l could only do what | did.
The loss Of the enemy was So killed and wounai.d,
and ours "a wounded and IL killed.
me advantages which are the result of this glorious
victory are incalculahle.-The enemy have learned
WHAT'S the Mexican valour; they have lost for.ver Al
'amira' and we have reduced them to the ooly poiut
which they now occupy and from which they can get
OUT Con only Sy suIrendering themselves
~Tanpico, August 24ih. 1929.
ANNToNIA LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17

"Slsanss the stables" to dive away the Treasury Rats
and TO reform the Government; zoe ,oin not pat you
doom on the accusations cfyotr enemies; we wills stand
by aud support you, as you stood by and supported your
country in the ho' z ofperil. until our domestic enemie,'
'horse. foot and Dragons" shall be "rou.sd, overthrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
oct. IT,.

EDUBLIC AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of : deed n
u trust, executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
ho's OF the County OF White, in the State of Tcnne,-
see, on the 18th day Of August, 1920: and recorded in
me Musings Court, for the City of Richmond. on the
gun cay OF June, 1921; and ordered to be certiied.
which said deed Of trust was registered in the R..;.
ter's Office, in White County, state Of Tennss.ss
on the Sti day OF August, 1921, aud was also reeistereJ !.
the Registers Office, in Warren County, State of Ten.
hessee' on the 9Th day OF August, 1921, for the purpos,
OF securing the payment OF sunlry sums of money.
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold bv PubIe
nucuon, 10 .he highest bidder, fr ready money, at the
'front.' door oil the Eagle Hotel, in the Civ of Richmond
on W ednesday, the 10th day OF December next. 40
o'clock, IL fair, Otherwise the first fair dav ,he,e.n.r
~ IS,o~ing property to wit: A certain piece or psr-
ce'of land In The comfy Of Warren, State of Tenre.-
see containing "a acres, including the Arch Cave.
sunhry other pieces or parcels OF land, purchased nv
,he saia K,ndolph Ross OF Elijah Saunders, George sans-
uers, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer. vii.
lam Eaves, Alex anter McMurray Charles and william,
Gfessum, Thomas Ray, and Elijah Deske. and sund,x
Pecesor parcels Of land in the said County and State
granted ny me SAID State, to the said Randolpb Ross.
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
also a certain piece or parcel of land in the county of
Mni,e, IN the said state of Tennessee, containing one
hundred and hitcen acres, including the Big Bone e ave.
aud sundry other pieces or parcels of land in tIc said
county and state, purchased by the said Randolpb Ros.
=, hhtnony DebruoG, John McLen,ore, Geo. Saunders,
EiJah Saunders, Elliu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John Wilson--and sundry pieces or parcels
oil land in the county and state, granted by the said state.
70 INC sa'd Randolph Ross, supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acres-Also one third part of a certain.
tract or parcel OF land in the said county Of Warren.
state oil Tennessee, which the said Randolph Ross. holds
Joinuy win Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres, including the Salt Wells ON Rocky
nver-Aiso 10 negroes, whose names are "not now re-
collected nine oil which were IN the possession Of Keu-
pen ross, ana SIX IN the possession OF William Ross,
IT,; also all the stock In trade al two store. beLuo ging
TO the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee, one Of vhisA
|. Kept al Sparta, the other al Arch Cave; the first casa
0, "hich sock amounted TO SS0O0. And also the mer,
chaDdise in the hands of Reuben Ross NJ Iexino,on In
Virginia belonging 10 the said Ross, valued at $40. 600.
Inc sale VIII be Conducted by Thomas Taylor.
w. DANDRiDGE,
Oct II. 40 A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17

4 passenger reports that the Sultan has accepted ths
ueaty OF 9th July. 1929, and protocol Of March last.
win certain notifications not yet divulged, and the A..
lied Ministers. British and French. engage to arrange
the affairs between Turkey and the Russians. The
Russians continued at their posts near Adrianople.-
ihi' news may be depended on, we are told.
TBalt. Par.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
Oct IT.
IN C~HANCERY-In Cheslerdel County conrl.

n Oct. ~, 1929:
Spencer Chaikley and Rebecca his wife, and Mo,es
VI honer'sOn ana John his wife, Plns
against
Nathaniel Hatcher and Liu1eton j. Hatcher, an h..
al Item, =" rStUs
lhs day came the Plaintiff. by counsel and filed
their bill -ind The Defendant, Nathaniel hatcher, not
having entered his appearance, and given security ae.
cofoIng 10 The act Of Assembly and The rules Of Ibis
Court, end it appearing 10 The satisfaction Of The Court,
.hat ne is not IN i~nhabitant of Ibis Commonwealth-I
: ordered, that the said Defendant do appear here ON ihcI
nrs, day OF December Term next, and answer the bin
OF the Plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be forth.
WIN inserted IN some newspaper printed in tfe City Of
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and snoibes
copy posted a. The front door Of The Courthouse Of this
county for two successive court dave. |
a Copy. Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, n. e. !
Oct. IL. -Uee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17

kind expressions Of APPRECIATION Of my past life. I shall
by a faithful and honest discharge Of the impor,an, Ju.
ties committed TO my care, endeavor to merit it for the
future.
After receiving the cordial grasp Of friendship, and
p~ar,aking of refreshments, the company retired, i'm.
pressed with additional esteem aud admiration towards
the man whose untiring zeal and devotion to his coun-
try, justly entities him 10 be recorded in the sun-bright
page OF history as the nohle>t Of Coiumbis's scns.
j. e. TILLlNGlIAST, Chn'n.
JAMES WAIKEn Sec'rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
THE NEWS AND THE MARKET.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, Of TUESDAY.
says mat TIE news published there the preceding day,
had had the effect to depress the ptice of 0our in ibS,,
cry TO 80 l q and that the article 10 dull al that price ,
Inc Mercantile says:-"Tbe Intelligence by the Biz
mlnEham, has unsettled the Flour market. Some sales
were made yesterday, al about % cents per barrel he.
low the prices Of Saturday" fBnH. Chyon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
OFFICE on THE Nkw YoRK MErcANrtIr

By recent arrivals from Turks Island, IL appears Ina,
place Is ~ . "6st deplorabio condition for provisions
n letter dated 10Th Sept TO a gentleman in this rify.
s~sys-"Corn, flour, &c. would 10 well here, a. I I'M.
derstand The Collector would adpit il under existing
c'tculns'ances. Not an atom Of either, or any other
N'nn OF provisions TO be got at any rate; even the king.
troops are ont, and I suppose the Cominissatist an New
FfoVldence " prevented sending supplies, by the limos
sOIH'y OF obtaining a vessel TO come up here dufiag the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
FROM ~GIBRALTAR.

ny the brig Duroc. we have regular files of Cibral.
TAR papers TO the llth Of Sept. The u. S. frigate lava.
capt. Downes, sailed thence on the 7h for the Nieditsr-
ranean.-TheJ Java arrived at Gibraltar on the 26th Of
August in IL days from Tunis, and 5 from Mahon.
1N " Conn -adv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
Ertrdcf nj a Letter, dafed

I. 1T fITTsBURGH,O ct. III, 1920.
= mere y no news here except The failure NJ the
NcstmoreIanh Bank al Crcensbnrgh, which will paw
~ ccLts 10 The dollar TV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17
RUSSiA ANDInKRRx

We nave been favored with The following extract of
nut, Wom Smyrns To a gentleman Of this civ, nv
wbieb " would appear tia, the Eastern Belly sren,s ar.
ABOUT 70 come 10 an adjusfmont
SMYRNA. IL h August, 1926 p. M.
Dear Dir An Engii-h brig has Just come in, in 1hree
o'ys from Constan,inopIe, having sailed on the OH inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17


We have much pleasure 10 stsung, that tho markets
nave during the past week, manifested some symptoms
Of improvement. In cotton tho business transacted has
been on = more extensive scale than usual, the sales
amounting to not less than 20. 900 bags and bales. Up
land cotton was not so easy Of purchase, the holders ge-
nera'iy asking a small advance in price. In tobacco.
,urpentinc, aud other articles, the produce Of the United
States more business than usual was also transacted, aud
prices showed a slight tendency to rise. We believe
mat The holders Of such produce experienced, toward.
me close ot'he week. little dill nj y in effacting sales.
winch could scarcely be made two or three weeks ago.
we have not heard whether the ma kets for general
produce exhibit a similar tendency towards improve
ment; but we hail this slight improvement In one branch
OF trade, aud that an important one, as a promise that
some change Tor the better l. about to take place in the
commercial world. CLirerpooi ysLbiou of I'm
we believe we may now confidently state that the
crops, notwithstanding the recent rains, arc nearly ali
carried. and that the harvest will, contrary to the gene.
raj expectation which prevailed a fortnight ago, be most
abundant throughout the United Kingdom. Specuia-
ton 10 the prime article o fhuman subsistence has been
checked by the excellence Of the crops. The price of
whsati. falling atall the markets; and there is every pros
pect Of bread being cheap throughout the country. The
abundance OF the harvest will have a beneficial inlu-
'nce In ameliora,ink the state OF the country, and will
materially tend to promote the Improvement which is
taking place in the markets for produce generally.
liverpool Albion of TIN Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-17

CETOn ps Camp at .aidOs, July as (6Gi aug0
soon alter his arrival at AiIos, Coun, Diebitsch learn.
Gu mat the hiahoinetsDi inhabitants OF some vilae es near
'he town. who had fled into the mountains on the ay-
pIoscn o. our troops, had expressed a wish TO return 10
iheIr homes with their famil.er, and there 10 live unde,
the protection ofthe army; the General hastsn ned 10 ,ats
advantage OF ihi. wish. Alter this communication The
inhaoiiants oil liz villages, all Mahometans, encouraged
by The assurances Of his ExceIiency, had delivered ma
'heIr arms 70 Ne, and returned 10 their homes, and have
received LON the Commander in Chief + lie tiers of pro.
lection and safeguard The same measure is bssin.
sing TO he carried into effect further on towards Air.
anople' and several villages have submitted and deGv-
cred up their arms TO the vanguard OF Couu; p,bIen,.
corps at Taxi, promising TO remain quiet under our pro.
lection. r'
Under these favourable cireumstanccs. the amman.
der.in Chief has thought proper to issue a proclamation
10 the inhabitants of Rornelia.
PROCLAMATION.
Inc Conmander-in Cbiefof the Russian army, which
but regret that the Ottoman Government reject. 0in,
great ob'tinacy, the proposals lUade TO IL in the name of
ms Majesty Che Emperor Of all the Russiaa. the ar.
cfPance OF whirh would put an end 10 the evils of war
snl restore rerose and tranquility 10 The peacesble in
habiiaDis Of these countries-Ue IL thus nl,c.d ,.Ia.
the absolute necessity Of following ,p lis victo,ies nc.
t,nPying the country, snd advancing a. Ear as Providence
snall please, In order by this means 10 compel The Sui.
an 10 listen TO the voice Of reason and humanity.
~ mIhIing this painful duty, the Communicated.
NV ,.eis Ue most ardent desire 10 spare The peaceablc
,nnao'iants, ahomeiaps as welt as Chrisians. IL.
burdens oi a military occupstion-or rather 10 prsv.n,
lbeir ruin, which would be inevitable, II, terrified tv
toc approach OF the army. they should take the unbso.
py resolution TO abandon their dwellings, their villages.
and their towns sS'
The Comfpander.i in. Chief bas ,b.re1o,s n...L,e e.,
10 issue The following notice.
y. Al siussulmans, inhabitants of the towns and viii
ages are called upon 10 remain quietly gith their vvivo.
e'hofen IN 'heir Oscillations and possessions, and
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
TODD & WOODS,

HAVE removed their DRUGS AND MEDI-
CINES from their old Stand, to their New Store,
ON Water Street, next door TO Mr. Samuel Den
niston's Hotel and Stage Office, and few doors
south ofForsyth & Dobbn's Warehouse. They
now have on hand General Assortment but III
few DAYS they will receive, as per their invoices
large additions to their present stock-ot winch
the following is general outline. viz: