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take of herself and the little ones One of The
negroes came up to her while she was leading them
away, and blew out the lamp in her hand--not how.
ever, until she observed he had large knife. The
courageous girl in spite of all this after having taken
the two children to neighbors door, where she con-
sidered them in safety, returned to the house but be
robbers had fed, and she met her brother almost CO.
vered with his own blood The wound is not al Al,
dangerous, but we cannot but hope that both police
officers and private citizens will use extraordinary ex
ertons to apprehend the monsters, who could engage
in crime aggravated by their depravity and cow
ardice and the condition of that little orphan family.
Daily Advertiser.
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CURRANT WINE.

The following receipt for the manufacture of curant wine
is by DR. Green of Mansfield Mass.
Let the be fully ripe and freed from all leaves
webs insects and decayed defective % break and
out the juice, and to every gallon of juice add gallons
WATER and every gallon of this mixture three and
pounds Of good clean gill of good brandy and
fourth OF an ounce of alum puverized. Mix we'll together
and put the into clean cask To expedite the process
ascertain the number of gallons the cask for the wine
will conaincalculate the proportions of the Ingredients
put into the cask the juice brandy and aumdssove the
gar water, and gil the cask, and with stick the whole
sogether.
' In the month of March following, draw of the wne ad-
ding gill of brandy to gallon and the wine excellent
and improves by age After the wine drawn off, residue
may be worked into vinegar or be suspended in thick bag in
cool place, that the remaining wine may filter and be
saved
Pi8eyard-In late the Western part of the
State, gratifed by the furnishing
sal Vineyards planted year two ago. which promise
yield forthwith profitable for the labor and skill be-
slowed them Two of these Jones county, of con-
siderable size We heard of Jasper containing eight
Gen Watsons in this county, large. and Mr. John
H. Howard's, this place, from what have heard
most promising Other gentlemen planting the grape
smaller scale, and every where the choicest kinds
sought for MIR Meal, of Laurens who may be con-
sdered the first promoter of the vine culture State
extending his Vineyard and improving by experience the
art of making wines the introduction of which general
use in the place of whskey, rum and brandy would our
opinion do for the of temperance and morality
than will be effected by all the Temperance Societies. that
can be formed. W C.. Paper.
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be brought to consent to the seryile degradation of
treadag them under foot. Even the common rag floor
cloths-which are generally such unpretending and
unsighty products-here assume, in coloring and in
pattern, an appearance not ordinary in its claim to adj
miration; and many an old coat has been worked up
with such superative skill that on its re-appearance
as constituent part of carpet, it far more
qnsite than it had seemed when originally worm
by its dandy owner, in all the pride of fashionable
novelty p
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when about the Of egg large pieces of slate stone
shingles the melons also kept from ground worms by
This process Although soil climate are more power
sul and forcing and might dispense with these
fenements Of the gurdners arr yet they will repay well for
the little time and attention required and always found
my PLEASURE and my advantage attend 70 it regularly
Weston. May IS, 1929. j. NJ G.
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Those who argue against protecting manufactures insist
forgetting that without this protection the foreigner would get
the control of markets. and when he had he would
be able TO put up prices fifty per higher manu-
facturers COMPEL him sell for Some people seem to
imagine that cotton be manufactured to ORDER miller
gnds gs and that goods ought be furnished only when
the consumer calls for Them All beyond this they denom
nate rnous extension of business II may prove in
dlvdua cases, but will be true in the aggregate
Prov american.
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opiouai cases. but II Will never be true in the aggregate
Pr0U. american.
Burnap's Patent Veneer Cutter-We would call the at
tentlon of Cabinet and Coach Makers Ship Builders and
others, beautiful specimens of Veneers which are
now exhibited IN the area of Merchants Hail. They
cut by newly invented and very ngenu chne the pro-
pretor OF which informs that about 1000 feet
sawed IN day. and twelve be cut the inch of
wood including the waste by saving BY this method
ing lost by planning the wood only requires polishing
after coming from the machine will cut to any size re-
CURED, and peculiar advantage attending is that from
small stick of only three four inches in diameter veneer
may be obtained of several feet in length We saw one
which informed forty feet long four
in width The proprietor, Mr. William c. Perkins, will re-
main in town for few days. previous his departure
south. Boston Dali ady
The Baltimore Gazette contains view of the
" Baltimore Locomotive Engine" an invention for.
carrying passengers upon the rail road with great
speed and without much distress to the horse as is
the case by the present mode. The horse, or other
animal, it is intended, shall ride the carriage, be-
ing hooked to the frame of the body and walking IN
revolving floor, which floor is placed on endless
chains or bands of leather, and they passing round
drums or pulley wheels placed both axles of the
carriage, in such way that when the horse is put in
motion, he being hooked to the body of the carriage
and travelling upon this revolving floor communicates
propelling power to the road wheels by this means
the increase in the speed of the carriage over the ac-
tua travel of the horse other ANIMAL world be in
proportion the diameter of the drawers OF pulley
wheels, smaller than the road wheelsthat is, sup
posing THE horse to walk at the rate of three miles per
hour the carriage and horse will be propelled fifteen
miles IN the same time and with little fatigue to the
horse"
New York, June l6.
RTnrp defence hoyce kIunH a;,
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TURK, o.
Brare defcnce-A house on Brooklyn Heights, &C.
cupied by the children of the late DIR Smith, was en-
tered by two negro on Saturday night last about
12 o'clock, with intention of robbing it, The eld-
est child, boy only sixteen, who had risen to see
whence the noise proceeded, opening the door had
horse pistol thrown at him by one ofthc villains, and
then was fired az by the other. The loaded pistol they
had brought with them; the other had been taken from
trunk. The youth, with courage and spirit which
would have done credit to any man, knowing that he
the only defender of his FIVE little sisters and bro
theirs, and not perceving that slug from the pistol
had passed through his arm, seized musket which
stood in the to resist the wreches. Recollect-
ing that he had before taken out the printing on ac-
count of the children, he shook the piece hoping some
of the charge might be got into the pan but failing
in this, he butted his gum and by repeatedly beating
the negroes, drove them of.
The eldest sister alarmed by the noise, had been
beard to enquire tho cause; when he called to hes 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
W. ashington Lodge Lott. No.5.
Draws Saturdny 9Th ms,

Washington Lodge Lott. No.5,
Draws Saturday, 18th inst.
5000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 80, pnr,' in proportion.
Rhode island State Lottery.
class 10 extra. Draws October Nth,
1900 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
DR.4E&F NUMBERS,
Vermont Lottery. class ~,
so 6 10 b l3 81 55 40
Gioton Monument Lottery, No. ~,
II % - % 43 40
Maine State Lottery. no. !.
2s 81 9 40 8 y 81 - 81
Tickets in all the domestic Lotteries. I,
be had at this office where a number %
handsome prizes have been sold.
J. c. SHAW.
: Oct 8.
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MARRIED

4, The Friends Meeting House in Ports
mouth. on the 3lst ult Abner Slade of Swan
sey, to Sarah Sherman, daughter Of Asa Sher-
man.
Al Kingston, Goth ult. mr.. John II. Clarke
of Providence, to miss Caroline +. Case
daughter of the late capt. John P. Case, OF
Kingston.
In Bristol 25th ult mr. Edward Gladding
20 miss lydia Darling.
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TiiE Benz Franklin, capt, X s. Bunk
L or, leaves Providence Oct. !, d, TO-
"A, 10. -, 30, nj ~, N. and New York
Oct. j. :, ~, Ii, 81, %, 81, at p. 81.
nllE Fulton, capt. Chas. Tomlinson,
u leaves PROVIDENCE Oct ?, T., l3. IL,
~, 2G, 30, NJ IL NJ. and New York, Oct. s.
-, IL, ~. "a, %. at 3 NJ.
y'HE Chancellor Livingston, captain
L Charles CoggeshslI. leaves Providence
Oct. 3. :, ~, 10. ~, %. 81 at ~ VI. and \
York, Oct |, 6, 10, Ia, ~, %, 29,at 4 P. NJ
THE Wa hington cnpt Wm. Comstock
4 leaves Providence Oct ;, 3, Is, 81
u. 2S, at I2 NJ. and New York Oct. 2, Z
I3, II. 90, %, 80, at 4 p. NJ.
The packets touch at the Long whar,
Newport, to receive aud land passengers
Stages viii he in readiness upon their arri
val to forward passengers to New Bedford
Sandwich, &c.
Oct. I, Io29.
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Wanted.

1.-TWO Rooms and Kitchen, furnished
l. or unfinished. Enquire at this of
fee. Oct. 3.
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Charles II. Hazard.

HAS just returned from New York, Il
4 L Is .VOV OPENING a good as.
sortment ofFALL and WINTER Goops:
among uhich are
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lm1p N2WSs

ENTERED,
Sloor Express. Gardner, New York.
Brig Baltic, Dayton, Havana.
Brig Exertion, Hopkins. St. Andrews.
Schr Boston, Baxter, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Exertion, Hopkins Philadelphia.
Schr. Aldeberonto, Talbot. Wilmington,
Boston, Baxter Providence.
South Carolina, Wins low George
town S. G.
Agnes, Swasey, st. Augusta.
Sloop Express, Gardner. Providence.
.4R2UED,
Nonday--arr sloop George, Thatcher,
fn Taunton, for N. York.
Sch. Olio, Brown, FIN. Portland for n
York.
Sch. Marmon, Briggs, fin. Rochester for
N. York.
Brig Sarah, Marchant, fun. Rochester,
for N. York.
Tuesday--arr. Sloop Ann, Manchester,
from N York.
Soop Express, Gardner, FIN. Fishers Is .
land
Brig Christopher Burdck, Burdick. AZ
days from Tampico, for n York--put in
for supplies of provision and water.
Big Orion, Nickerson, fun. Rochester,
for n York.
Sch. Morning Star, Russell, FIN New
Bedford, for Philadelphia.
Sch. Telegraph, Somers, from Rich.
mond, (Virgv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
NEW GOODS.
NARNEN SESSAONS.
HIS JfIST RECE[IED

A large assortment Of GOODS which
IN are offered for sale at very reduced
prices. Among them are the following
Olive and mx'd cloths, Csssimeres, IIa
bit Cloths. Plaid Cambe's, Tartan Plalds.
Goats hair Canblets, Imitation ditto: red
green. yellow. and white Flaurcls; green
Bookings, figured red Flannnls. Russia
Diapers. Calicos. black. drab and white
yisbed Wors'ed Hose: iIoskln Gloves and
mtts, blue ditto, Buck skin mt,s, PGngccs
10 Yards for So Wor-lcd bcrsge and silk
Handkfs And n great variety OF other
Goods, comprising almos, every article
eurlIy called for at a Dry Goods Store, al
Of which will be sold low. Oct. :.
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TIE Q. eop Of war vincennes is to
rircumnavigoIt The globe by returning
home via the Cape of Good Hope, where
she will touch. She will also vast several
ports in Asia.
The President of the United States has
recognised Mr.. Duraut De ST, Andre, as
Consul General OF his Majesty, the King
of France, to reside at New York. And
Mr. Jean German Samuel Adams Dame
~, as Consul for the same government,ior
the port of Phlsdelphia. Also, Mr.. Furey
Picquo,, as Vice Consul, from the same,
for the port Of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

MEMORANDA
On the Coast of Peru June 21st IN 2S,h,
whale ship Erie, Adams, of this port, with
81 b6s of oil.
At Havana 22d ult ship Elbe. Stanhope
OF this port, for Cadlz. 10 DAYS.
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NOR the cure Of Scrofula, or Kings r..
Il yil, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphlirlc.
Mercur,al Liver complaints. and most dis
eases arising in debiIlaicd constitutions,
or from an impure state Of 'he Blood. &c.
To THE PUBLIC. The nnmerou, and
multiplying frauds committed on the pub
lie. BY varlous mixtures III imitation NJ this
well know medicine, Is alone satisfactory
evidence of Its superior virtue, without any
cher proof There are now at least TWEEN.
" limitations Of IT; hut these limitations are
all deficient in one important requisite
they possess not the VIRTUES of SWANS
PANACEA.
To secure the public against imposition,
the genuine Panacea will hereafter be sold
in white glass bottles. of an obiong square
shape, with the following words blown in
glass: on one side, Swans Panacca, and
on the ends, Genuine-Philadelphia: with
a label representing Hercules destroying
the Hydra:--another label covers the corks
they both have my signature on them. As
the cork cannot be drawn without defacing
the label, the medicine may be known to
be genuine when the label has not been In.
iured.
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AssigNee's Sale.

VIII be sold at public auction at the house
OF John N. Reynolds, in South Klngs-
ton, on the 2sth Of OCTOBER next. at
2oclock IN the afternoon, if fair; If not,
the tifst fair day:
4 LII the right, nlle and interest Of Ed.
IA ward iia zard in and to that valuable
estate lying IN the Sal, Pond in South
kingstown, called the Great Island, being
his right of redemption therein, subjec, To
two mortgages, containing by estimation
leo acres Of eXcellen, land, with a two
story dwelling house in good repair, a
Barn almost new, and Corn house thereon,
conveniently situated for sea and fish ma.
nure, formerly rented by the proprietors az
5000 per year, the amount OF said mor,gs-
gcs and conditions will be shewn at tho
tiihe and place Of sale.
An indlspu,ahle title will be given.
PELEG CROSS, .4ssigaee.
Sept 10, 1899.
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NEW GOODS.
Nathaniel Sweet,
4 4
(heap-side e---Vhames .stft

AS just returned from Boston with
4 Il some Of the cheapest Goods ever of.
fered in Newport--s"mc of which are
much lower than cost and charges Of i'm
porta,ion. Many of these Goods having
been bought al Auction, at very reduced
prices, and great care taken in the sclcc
ton. he pledges himself to give REAL
GOOD B.3RG.iLi,S.
His old customers and the public arc in.
vi'ed to give him an early call, and he
tblnks they wall not wish to 20 any further.
Oct. 9Th, 1929.
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Court Of Probate, .Neupori Oct. ). ic2o.
VV7HrRrAs application has this dav been
w made fog administration on ;he es.
tate of
Cap, GEORGE SHEARMAN,
deceased IT is ordered thereon. that the
consideration of said application be refer.
ed TO Court of Probate. To- be holden at
the State House in Newport, on the first
Monday Of November next, OF 9o'clock, a.
NJ. and that previous notice be given by
publishing this order in the Rhode Island
Republican three several times. to oil per.
sons interested, to appear at trat time and
place, and they shall be heard.
By order,
B. b. HowLAsD, Prob. Clk.
Oct.S.
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Commissioners Notice.
TENIlE Hon. Cour, OF Probate Of The town
l. Of Newport, has appointed the srh
scribcrs Commissioners 10 receive aud eN
anime the claims Of the creditors against
the Estate Of
THOMAS .TC.4ULOUGH,
late Of Newport, laborer, deceased, repre-
scn'ed nsolvent, and six months from this
date is allowed the creditors Ia bring in
and prove their claims ard we will attend
for that purpose ct the house Of Richard
Shaw, ou the last Saturdays in November,
January and March next, at o'clock pm
Isaac TAGGARr,
Gro. G. SHAw, Com'rs.
Jon. II. ALMY,
All persons indebted TO said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment 10
RICHARD SHAW, Admir-.
Newport. Oct ). 1922.
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DIED.

In this town on Friday night last Mr.. Ran
dal Greene, son Of the late MIR. Samuel
Greene, in the 22d year Of his age
Ia Providence, miss Ann Peck, aged 40
Slaughter of the late capt. Joseph Peck.
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Blue, black olive and Fancy Silk hdkfs.
mix'd Cloths; Flag and bandanna
Blue, hlsck,and drab handkerchlefs,
Csssimeres; Blue, black. brown
Fine blue and black and drab Gros de
miX'd Sattinetts, Naples Silks;
Scotch and Tartan Blk. .eNantInes and
Plaids, lutstrlngs,
Rose Blankets, A good assortment
Brown g. black Cir. fashionable print
cassians, Kid. beaver anc
MeIlno, Cashmere g. Hosk.n Gloves;
Valencia Shawls; Buckskin mltts,
Valencia Vesting, Blk e. slate Worst
Brown and bleached ed hose,
Shirtngs & Sheet Tickin.gs, &c.
lngs,
With a variety Of other Goods not mon
toned, which he intends selling at the We
ry lowest prices. Oct 9Th.
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MERCHANTS BANK.

4 7 the Annual Meeting Of the Stock.
IA holders of the Merchants Bank, held
at their Banking Room on Monday, Oct.
9th, the following gentlemen were unsni.
mously elected Directors for the year en-
suing
Samuel Whitehorne. Henry Bull, Ed.
ward w. Lawton. Isaac Gould. Nathaniel
s. Ruggles, Thomas Bush. Charles NJ.
Thurston, John V. Hamme,t, William Bate
man.
And at subsequent meeting of the Di-
rectors, Samuel Whitehorne, Esq. was u
unanimously elected President.
CHAS. GYLES, Cashier.
Newport, Oct. 8, 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
$50 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in F,nquier
ss county, Virginia. mulatto slave n. med ELLIS,
abou, feet or 10 inches high. about % years old,
and has one of his very much marked by tartar
emetic ointment which applied for the rheuma.
tism lie carried with him number of clothes, among
others black and one blue broad cloth coat, with
roundabout, pantaloons &c, am indnced to think
his object is to escape either to sburg where
his father, free named Jacob formerly the pro-
pert OF Dr. Willis of Orange resides, to Of the
Northern iates | will give the above reward for his
apprch nson, if taken out Of the state and 800 If APP
preht nd-d in the state and out of the county.
JAMES X MARSHALL.
august Is I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09

Fre-h Yeas, &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE s. Co. have for sale
Alas chests and half chests Young Tyson tea, OF
lSS} the Summaries cargo imported IN April, and
OF superior quality
60 h,ls It Crnix aud New Orleans prime sugars
so hh6s retailing moasses
80 bags Rio coffee
100 bags sumatra pepper
Is pipes
half pipes s;c;,v Madeira wine
quarter casks
eighth casks
20 p,pes. half pipes and quarter casks, Pico
Madeira vine
90 baskets Oh ,mpaigne
100 baskets Boz. .rauX salad Oil
% hipr> An proof C"gnac brandy brand
10 p, pes Holland gin
u P,a"ohsOns : New Orleans Ja,"a''a favored
So So b bhls New England rum
p bbls prime and mess beef
40 bbls 2rIm, pork
II tons ST pctersnurgh clean hemp
81 bolts Russia duck
100 do heavy and light Ravens do
$50 coils patent cnrdage, assorted sizes
30 packages seine, sewing, and shop Irvine
200 hides red soal leather
25 bales of brown shrtings
400 casks nails, assorted sizes
700 do pure white lead
1900 sacks, Liverpool filled, blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do Turks island salt July "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
Sugar, Tea, MoIasses. etc

Sugar, lea, MoIaSses. etc.
4 lindsay, HII.L & Co offer for sale
IL 65 hhds ~ .. sugar, Is, and I'd quality
Is do Ct Croix do
60 do n. o. molasses
20 tierces do do
ITO chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial &
Y. II. teas, importation "f 1929, superior quail
10 ID and ID catty boxes do do do do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
90 do Java do
80 barrels mess and prime pork
SIS do mess and prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled
so barrels \. T.. rum
Copnac brandy in pipes and half do
NO rum in hJgsheads
hogshead w India shrub, very fine
; S bales soft ~"ns srs'' Almonds
% boxes Cavendish tobacco of good quality viii
be sold at cents per ID
90 bags pepper
do pimento
i, 10 s ss ground Fsss Ginger
10 do saltpetre
50 barrels behring's
90 do No mackerel
Is boxes lemons
So boxes shaving soap
90 do mould candles (W.R ln'y ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09

SWgsr, COffee, Yea, etc
SAMUEL MESSiE RSNITH OFFERS FOR sale
az lids lSt Croix, Porto Rico aud N. q
VIZ 50 barrels sugars part of which is prime a..
230 bags Rio Porto Cabeo coffee part prime or, en-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-09
For Sale by the Subscribers,

on Pipes and half pipes Cognac brandy, Attn proof
OU various brands.
IS pipes Holland gin
5 puDcheons Jamaica rum, 4th proof
do N. o. particular rum, 4th proof
$50 so S Ss'lsS SN,E rum
IS barrels country gin, Campbell and other brands
so do Winchester superior whiskey, some dis
titled from barley
90 hogshesds St. Croix sugar
SO barrels and boxes refined do
Sc hogsheads prime retailing mo'assos
chests Hyson and Young Tyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
SO do mould do
IS do CASTLE soap
IS do oil
100 barrel, M. } Boston bay mackerel
$50 kegs, half kegs and boyes Richmond manu!ac-
tured chewing ,obscco
bales hops, lst and ID Quality
10 tons Russia hemp
90 coils Boston patent coItlage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dupont's Brand, wine gunpowler of dif
ferenl grades, sing, double aua treble F.
in papers AMI canni,terN for sporting, and
strong coars for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shp' Of all sizes
So casks iiIbberts London brown stout and porter
quart and pint bottles
Ifraochs pse aud high coiorcd old London pari'c,s-
lar MADEIRA wine in ct>s, OF ever, SIZE
some of which arr entitled 10 drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling aud still
Clarrt wine in casks and bottles
Alicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga wines in Or. casks
Passaratc
Marseilles Sherry
50 boxes Msccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of Ill sizes
200 resms wrapp ng paper
20 bundles sugar ioat do
ST. reams foolscap and pot do
70 cases BOYS and men's tur and wool mats
500 whole and half boxes OF all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
.7Lso, - bales German hempen oznaburgs, uckien-
burgs and hessians
8 do Russia diapers
rs bales and eases ~, 70, "A, 9 8 and Sd
brown ard bleached shrtings and sheetings
Blue and yellow nansus
90 cases printed striped jeans
do white Jeans and drlings
do printed calicoes, hdkts and shaws
bales brown driifng>
do tickngs
5000 lbs cottsn yarn, assorted numbers
So pieces No , and cotton sail duck
% bales white, red and !eilow domestic Hanneis
assorted qualities
25prk,re, mlx-d aud plain sattinets, kerseys,
hnse,s, S e an twed cloths & caslne,ts
so dozen Gy rmaniOwu halt hose
so do wor>ed do
l2O do lamb wool, worried mi gonna nose
so do lanpS 90, worsted aud cotton Snil
shirt, and drawers
Broad cloths caS,imeres AMI wais'coatings
A handsome assortment f plain and fgured and
fancy swiss mu,linS
4-4 81 and Z c IN nd 'ckonets
b ok and f,nc, British M hns
ssept2 A. c. CNZ-NnNH 90.