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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
~ EW Lee OR MS.

AA HEAVY and beautiful bleach Len
4 wv horns, new from the importers, are
offered for sale % per cent. cheaper than any
previous lot this season
.Hs0,-A general assortment of FANCY
q o o D S; such as Ribbons, very cheap Fan.
cy Hdkts., beautiful article, at Is cts..-and a
great variety of other Goods equally cheap. at
the south end of Man-street, Worcester, by
June ). D. G. WHEELER Ir a co
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
AT THE OLD STAND.
OPPOSLTIE THE RaArK

a GOOD assortment of Harnesses, warrant
IA ed of the best quality; Riding Saddles,
from. 10 to 80 dollars each Brides, Martin.
gales, SC. Best of Whip Lashes constantly on
hand
Travelling Equipage-Leather and Hair
Trunks, Travelling Bags, Valises, &c.
Military Equipage.-Horse Equipments of
all kinds, Cartridge Boxes and Knapsacks
u The subscriber will make to order, Mat
trasses, Meeting House Cushions, Fire Buck
cts, &c.
10 Particular attention to please in Cleaning
and Repairing Chases and Harnesses
WILLIAM LEGGATE
Worcester, May g. owls
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
STR AYED.

q hN tho 2Ist ult., from the pasture of the
" subscriber, dark grey Mare COLT, 3
years old, rather under size, half hipped on the
right. Any person who will give any such in
formation us TO lead to her recovery, shall be
suitably rewarded. DAVID NELSON.
Shrewsbury, June g. *22
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10

and I intend 1t shall be the last: take your
stakes and be off, quick time"
" If you hadn't a nig'd," says Bullum,
you might have had better luck" and off
he logged, to the "land of steady habits"
chuckling in his good fortune, and the un-
profitable roguery of the Brigadier, who had
nothing for his consolation but the compunc-
tons of conscience the gibes and taunts
OF his enemies, and the never ceasing rail-
lery of his friends. And " RuggIes and has
bull" is the standing jest in that section of
the country "to this day" The moral of
the tale is comprised in the we'll known
proverb, " Honesty is the best policy" =.
ARIsTIDEs.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10

Leghor1aS, msCOnamOnly Cheap.
n CASES just received from Auction, New
II York, embracing all prices, from to 10
dollars, of beautiful fabric and bleach for sale
at the new Storo between Baniste:'s Tavern
and the Bank.
HENRY M. SKIES & co.
Worcester, May %, 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

6 kFFER for sale, on the most favorable
~ TERMS
300 NJ. feet Enclosing Boards,
oO /, !, d ! inch Clear do,
Pine Plank, from II to in thick,
Birch and Maple do,
Hard Pine do,
Chestnut do,
Partition do,
by Pine Joist,
3by and by Birch and Maple
Joist,
Oak do,
Deep do,
10 Hard Pine Boards,
Clapboards,
Eastern Boards and Plank,
200 lunches Lath
IS M. Eastern Shingles,
3 feet 7 by and by 10 Kocne Glass,
az casks Nails and Spikes,
20 do. Smithfeld Lime, SO. &c,
1900 lbs. Clover Seed,
A few firkins prime Fall Butter, &c. &c.
IL New England Crown Glass furnished TO
order at factory prices
Worcester, March A. etf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10

Farmers might easily save the flesh Of
Horses and Cows, in preventing the usual
ANNOYANCE Of Flies, by simply oiling the parts
most exposed. Flies will not alight a mo-
ment on the spot, over which an oiled sponge
has been pressed. Probably either flsh or
faxseed oil would answer but what have
known used with success was the rannsFs
oil-.Nmre Farmer,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10

Hogarth was very absent man. When
he set up his carriage, having occasion to
visit tho Lord Mayor, on coming out he
walked home wet to the skin, forgetting
that he had his own chariot at the door.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
Generas IsgsM5lp.
House or DELEGATES.

TuUasDAy, Fer. 90.
The Senate have passed the bills /, to amend the
several acts concerning the literary fund.- 2, author
lsing the sale of the slaves belonging to the estate
OF Solomon jacobs, deed; 3, Incorporating COM
pany to construct turnpike from Winchester to
Smithiled; t. TO improve the navigation of Opcu,.an
creek IN the county of BerkleY; 8, authorizing the
payment "i the arrearages of the school quotas due
the county Of hcnawha; 6, concerning the James
river company; 7, concerning the trustees Of Slate
river
They have rejected the bill empowering Samuel
Griffin to convey certain lands
bhls PasScd-i, apPropriating the public revenue.
Mr.: n'ii''dgF moved res"'u ION bring in a bill ar
increasing the salary of the .fudor Public 4cooun,s
which was supported by N Miller OF Powbatar, and
-br Frye, and passed, ayes 66; So
On motion Of M. Dupuy, Board o. Public w o,ks
we're requested 20 direct the Public Engineer to surve.r
we .sp"omat"N with view tn Improvement nG the
sam '"" r'shn To tida-wate ron FHtmvil!e Pc
srsn"rs "'th the same view" and the country between
Pa INV lille and the point Of Stanton ric, alone
ID "ifaae river aud the Little Roanoke, with view Of
connecting the waters of the .9ppomatox nd Roanoke
and TO report his opinions thereon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
TO good form OF government. This attacbmeo, &c ,v.n ~
sea oy poet OF distinction i'll these lines: f
LII es there man with heart dead,
Who 10 himself hath never said

y soou oia OF government This attachment is well exv,css
-" ny poet oil Distinction i'll these lines:
lives there man with heart so dead
Who TO himself hath never said
~. , ms is my own, native landeo
ms te sentiment o every pirginan There il M Wv
wiz aoes not feel its force All the same love of
ana me same attachment the common good,
MIR NJ said, there is one other s,bicc which o,i ~ h
brought 10 the notice of the Senate and although il NAV e ,o
uehe Tor our present consideration vet we oph, conse,
every subject which any bearnc ON ,,s oues;nn ~
!oIe us lie alluded to the slave population This ponlat;o,
Is becoming formidable from its number, n. ,,. ne h
Sr. from statistical information the oress of ;ncreae m
casso persons Tar greater than that of the white pon
laon; and in few years the superiority IN numh f ,h
persons will afford subject of just dread to- all egec, mn
III ms part of the State. Already there are more s,,,s -
OF the Blue Ridge than free white persons And ne s la,
.o0en' example OF their danger negbouriue Island fS
DoihSo we ought spread wide the foundation of our pov
c., hat an white ien may have direct in its
ms was tie policy of Sparta: even then i'm
me days OF danger she found herself weak to saa,e her
% slaves Under tins view OF the subject, is not the
ucle OF sound policy, well feeling and ust;ce
on the part of the East towards their Western bfe,h'
way d 10 !.aV closer the bonds of friendship, OF
mCre? 10 whom the East look in the DAYS of ,auner
ana distress but to the ieemen West for pr.c,on al
security Then should we not pause and weigh well the con.
sequences before determine saucise so laroe noro
OF me active force, not only in the West the East, We
1n5n TO consider we'll whether these thus deprived OK
just rights can airiy be expected forth in the or
Oh danger to give that protection, which alone can afford IN,
community NO man can tell imagine what may be
c course oil 'hose who have direct voice in the Govern,
Meit OF the county the time shall come (Which we all hone
may DE aVered by some provential cause when stpgr
Tor power and revolution snail be Protection caunot he
. m me states near to, and south of they have even
cder snare oil tins description of population than ourselves
bu' by the proposition which the Senate the door
=: o' and Tor the security of class Of
people III every section of the country VIII YOU exclude tbns
PERSONS VINO are entitled by birth right common orpin and
those ties which bind together people of the same soil u
entrance heren' Or will YOU by giving them an equal nar
t Il, VIC iisns ann advantages pertaining citizens
sv oo'- o '''i'e.-
mere Mr. M srd he regretted tina, he had occupied so much
OF te time ct the Senaeie would only add tnt the r.
marks vch he had offered made in shirt of oad ,
Ieny eeinS and he trusted that nothing which he had said
every portion of the Common e;.il. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

at the commencement OF tho Revolution; but it is !
probable, at the time the Constitution formed,
and 1t might have been the case before the dissolu
ton of the House OF Burgesses that the right OF
suffrage was exercised according the provisions of
this act. The Convention of i775, ordained that
the persons qualified to vote ior Burgesses in
every county, &c. had right to elect delegates to
the Conventions; and according to tins ordinance the
Convention OF i776 elected. 1t is declared in
the constitution that the right Of suffrage shall
main rs eNcrcised at present, without referring to
the Law on the subject; and tls possible that different
constructions were given i'll different parts of the
state to tins pant ofthc constitution. The Lcgisa-
ture however, III 1885, und upon what authority it
is hard to tol declared the uct OF 76o in force so
FAR as relates to the 30 OF land and settled the
law upon the subject ofhe right fsuffrage. 1t is
Presumed that different constructions prevailed and
tha the Legislature ascertancd matter of fact,
that at the adoption ofhe constitution the right OF
suffrage was exercised under the act of l7G2
| mr.. NJ. recnFitnlalcI the charges, showing the
time each system continued iii force up the present.
! by the following table:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

The NortN ItlVcf was completely blocked Wit Il
ice little above the State Prison, at high water to-
day.
The mail from Philadelphia arrived about . clock
TO day, having been delayed in consequence of the
badness of the roads 1t reached the Post Office IN
about three quarters OF hour after its arrival at
Powles' Hook
The Telegraph reports two schooners ashore in
side of Sandy Hook
The steam boat Connecticut, which was to have
lett Providence on Thursday, has not yet arrived
and we have had no steam boat from New Haven
since the storm.
Much anxiety exists for intelligence from the
coast.
The weather has been moderate this forenocn--
the wind having bee at w. s. W--but it has IL
gain got back to n. w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
NSse4etsg oaaU ZGs1seM>


o. The price OF subscription to the DAILY RICHMOND
WING, is six dollars year, payable IN advance
The charge for Advertising IS for single insertion
o! square less and 3t cents for each continuance, daily
every other day Where advertisements inserted only
week, so square for each insertion
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dollars for squares
aud that proportion for advertisements of greater
except Anconecs and Lottery dealers who charged SlG1
Prese: circulation of the DAILY RCuMoND WuG sou COPIES
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published tr e
week Cue.ays and Frdays) Ave dollars per anuu,r
payable III advance
For Adyertisng-75 square, or less, for FIRST in
s-Ttion, and so ccrts for each continuance
Present circulation Of the CONSTITUTIONAL WIG, 1000 ecc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
VOTERS.

The freehold voters, on their lands valued to the
amount of 81, 100000, pay tax of
Voters who pay all the levies and perform military
and road services, at S. 30 per aunum, 81, lea
persons,
Voters who work on roads and pay all levcs of
money, say So 50 per aau,un, 9,972 persons
Voters who only pay Ieries of money, 1905 per.
sons, 81 per annum,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.

' "a,
E- Tomorrow shall repulis, the conclusive md epen-
dent testimony recently published IN pauPle; form III this city,
IN support OF the declaration of MIR Adams Mr. Jefferson,
which provoked the suicidal of Boston gentlemen
on the Presdcnt-,Iou,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Nel0 YJTj1, Slmday ItlO 0cloct.
The ship Birmingham from Liverpool, came up
MS morning and il s1c at The wharf
The ship New Orleans, N coming up yesterday
morning. got ohtangled in ice, and came to anchor
about three miles below tic Battery; near the Long
Island shore, where she still remains surrounded wish
ice, so t!.at 40 boat can get to her assistance.
no information has been received from sea since
Inc storm. Our news boat, and The pilot boat Trim
1ner, despatched by the unherw rtsre gent Eswn lie
ny ffc evening before
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Balance IN favor cinnn-roters,
10 iiis balance add the increase OF those aou.
to't''S who now contribute in money and SER
vices to the public good, the average SUM OF
50 30, whose number is not less than 10000.
aud you have the sum OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Mr. Scuhard has been appointed Attorney General of c
STATIC OF New jersey, by the Legislature OF that State
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

hc present organization Of the miitia four ,lays of
service is required of each militia-man
TIE calculation ichi appear, as j,Lo,,s 10 ,ri
NON-EOrERS.
County aud poor levies paid ny 76,9O3 person,
at 81 each per annun, $76,so3 90
Labor on the roads by the number of persons
days per annuin Scots day. each I92657 so
MusteIS 4 days per annum of ~ $50 of these per
sons (the balance being a. years of are
and Otherwise exempt amounting 6,2iI)
at 80 Cts per day, s. each, 1924 90
Total, $3.50 ,884 so
Add 10 this sum the money paid ny persons whose
iIeehods do not cnt;,e them vote, as least
the srh OF $500 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
S76,9O3 90
1867 so

556,384 so
$I35,o0O 90
I65,6s2 90
1890, 90
1904 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26

THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF ATHEISM
Few men suspect, perhaps no man com |
prehends, the extent Of the support given
by religion to every virtue. No man per !
haps is aware, how much our moral and |,
social sentiments are fed from this toun. |
tain; how powcrless conscience would be-
come without the belief of o God; how |
palsied would be human bcnevoence,
were there not the sense Of higher be
nevolence, to qucl and sustain it; how
suddenly the whole social fabric would
quake, and with what a fearful crash it
would sink into hopeless ruins, were the
ideas of a Supreme Being, of accountable.
ness, and Of future life to be utterly e
rased from every mind. Once let men
thoroughly believe, that they ere tho work
and sport Of chance, that no superior in
telligence concerns itself with human Rf
fairs; that all their improvements perish
forever at death; that the weak have no
guardian, and the injnred no ayenger; that
there is no recompcnse for sacrifices TO
uprightness, end the public good; that an
oath is unheard in hG2ven; that secret
crimes have no witness but The perpetra-
tor, that human existence has no purpose
and human virtue no unfailing friend; thai
this brief life is every thing TO us, pnC
death is total, everlasting eXtinction-onct
let men thoroughly abandon religion, anC
who can conceive, or describe the extsn
of,he desolalion which would follow.
We hope perhaps, that human laws an
natural sympathy would hold society To-
gether,. As reasonably might We believe
that, were the sun quenched in the heav
ems our torcArs could illuminate, and on
fires quicken, md fertilize the creation
What is there in human nature, to awake
respect and tenderness, If man is the un
protected insect Of a day? and what is h
more. if Atheism be true? Erase all though
and fear of God from community, an
selfsnncss, and sensuaity, would absolv
the whole man. Appetite, knowing no re
straint, and poverty ond suffering, hayn
no solace or hope, would tramPe in scor
on the restraints Of human laws. Virtu
duty, principle, would be mocked an
spurned as unmeaning sounds. A sord.
self interest, would supplant every othc
feeling, and man would become in fal
what the theory of Atheism declares him
be, companion for brutesi- Canning.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
No. 103. .CI0Ir .ViT--f Eos

No. lO3. state. .Sirrf H5S'on,
u NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
k-0s sale us above, 10y wholesale or re-
tall
200 kegs English Tower proof GUN
POWDER, ftor sporting.
1000 kegs Dupont Guupowdor lvarant.
cd first qualjtyJ
$500 do Boston do. fw0rGntCd.)
500 bags shot all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
n. B. The above GunPowdcr is weF-
ranied, and viii be sold os low a. at any
other establishment in the Country Of Q
quail quality. For terms please apply 20 The
Agent, or to Mr. RUFUS p. hlNSLEN,
Newport-and orders given to either Will
be promptly attended To. may 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
POE @E Y0
TO A LADY.

TO A LADY.
The night breozc steals across the lake,
And curls among the green wood bowers
As soft as though 1t fear d to break
The slumbers Of tho dreaming flowers
So, Lady, may my gentle song
Glide Ger the couch of thy ropose,
And whisper as it steals along,
The tale thy heart already knows
l wonll not that one thought of mc
Should mar the music Of thy heart
And yet it were most sweet To be
Lov'd and remembered as thou att
may but bredthe,-l must not tell,
Save to the listening ear Of night
Tho thoughts that in this bosom dwell,
Yet dare not venture into light.
Ii was the resting place Of all
The griefs ambition knows too we'll .-
TIN saile ilum'd tho darken'd hail,
IHy song dissolv d tn onchantcr's spell.
# spirits. pure as those who kncel
Around the throne Of light above,
The power Of Beauty's spell could feel,
Aud lose Heaven for woman's love-
What marvel that a heart like mino
Enraptur'd by thy charms should be
FORGET TO bclfi at Glory shrine,
And lose itsolf--aye, Ilcaven-for thee
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
POTTER'S
NCgetaNle cath0NCON.
Only II. PER LlTTLE.


THVHE unparalleled reputation ~ this
4 Medicine is such, lnd It's pre- eminent
virtues are soYell established, and so Judy
acknowledgedby an Intelligent puhGc,that
it is scarcely necessary TO say any Thing
further than that 1t is o Sore, gH Rrmmg
IN Diseases Of the Liver, Debility resulting
from intempcrance and dissipation; old and
Invcterate Ulccrs, p0jns in the bones, at
tended with swollIngs Of the joints; Indl
gestion, blotchcs on the face, pimples, &c.
Syphilis, Cutaneous diseases generally,
and letter in particular, Mercurisl and
Scrof1lous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures per-
formed by tho Caiholicon, have become so
numerous. as to preclude their insertion in
any newspaper, and has made il necessary
for the proprietor 10 print them IN a pam.
phet of nbout 100 pages. This viii be
| forwarded ns soon as possible 10 the sevo-
raj Agents for Fratuitous distribution, and
must. on perusal, strengthen the good O.
pinidn now entertained by the friends o
! this medicine and disarn, as il is hoped
! the proiulces of those who view with dis
trust any medicine not Ens.yn in what u
called regular practice" Facts are stub
born things and cannot be rainsaid.
Al the earnest solicitation Of member
ofthe medical faculiy,and others who h0y
witnessed the astonishing cUreg cdcCte
by the use oftho Vegetable Cathoicon,on
who are anxious ihot ts benefits TO man
kind may be more widely difnsed, the pro
prietor has consented 10 reduce the rets
price 10 TWO DOLLARS por bottle; m
this viii be dono without in any way deis
= riorntinr tho 01llty Of tho medicine, c
reducing the si-. 9f bs bottle.
For sale by
\. A. p. MOORE,
Market SQUARE Newport, x. ].
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
pERTETp STlYUNS.

Informs tisfjfuds mi The PUJicgsueraay
TE1IlAT he s,ill carries on the STONE
z CUTTING business IN al itsyarIous
branches. OF his gard, no. 222, North end
Of Thames Street, where he keeps COZ.
s,an,'y on hand CRAVE STONES Of all
descriptions. az cheap as cas be had IN iiis
or any neighboring State: and slate Grave
stones chs1p,r. and ugry1oifd coon.
NIB. All orders from the country strict
IL attended 10.
NavpeTi Ayh. lC, 10,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
"Piitsheld, Mass. 1879"
D.4VE.NpORT,S CELEBR.9TED
EYE W.RTER,

"GNtsHeIo, Dass. io<'
ALSO.
D.aVE.NpORT,S CELEBRATED
EYE W.8TER,
which needs only 10 be used 70 bo highly APP
proved OF for all sorts Of weak and sorc cycs
ALSO
VBE.aTO.N".S ITCH OINTMENT
The character Of this ointment is 30 vel
established as 10 nood no recommendations
for being pleasant, safe and sure remedy foI
that loaihsome disease. II ID also cure fol
other eruptions of the skin, particularly fol
the salt rheum and childplains. Price "a Il
cents.
Also
V'HE.1TONS SL4U.NDTCE BIT'T'ERS
which have boon proved by thousands 10 be 81
lenihoatly useful in eraoying all Jadndice q
/ Bilious comploinh
Prepared by J Daniel IN Dedham, Mass
according o ihc iginsl improved receipt 10
tie b.,i sfs former prepared by J. Wheaton
! the Potenies, VII iss relinquishod tho busi
ness
IN future No bo VIII be genuine unless J
/ D. stsupeI on lit, and directions sign
lcjhy Daniel, "a a wrapper on inc outsid
10 hat ofTocl
CAurioF.- 40 I'M 70 has boon sonne attemp
70 initiate the agoya Biuers, probably not Ia
frora this Cit, and ofTer them 70 the public q
genuine, il Etobably would DC well 70 obsery
Tao above.
Afresh supply of The abovc medicine Is juI
feceivcd and lor sale IN Newport, by =. "
Virson.J J. Pa ~, n. n. Hazard, a.. p. Moor,
and James Tavlor--in Bristol, by j.. "
Bripgs. and Doct Johnson ,-in Warren, b
! Williams. q. p. Moore, and A Burr
Providence by all Inc druggists, and also
Boston, and thror ,hcut isc United states
Nov. 3. 1900. [eoplyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
Stage Notice.

TENHE Newport and Boston Mail stage
g. leaves Mr. Tovnscud's Coico House
every Monday, Wednesday md Friday, al
: o'clock, A. ". arrives Io Boston al halt
past J.. NJ.
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Snur
dav, leaves Mr. Tovuscud's at O'clock
4. NJ and arrives in DO ,on al G,--faTc
I, through 81.
Books kept in Boston Ut Shcpard's
Nroomhcld Lane, and IL Newport, at Mr.
! TownsCnds.
Stage leaves every morning es above
Sunday excepted, for New Bedford, 10y way
Of Fall River Fare through. 50.
! SEhBURY q VENNANT, 3g'ui'
! lulH an. Ia2g. Ncmpn-L n /
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-26
GOODS.
NARVEX SESSIONS,
HAS IL ST RECEUED,

Has IL ST RECEfI M,
4 large assortment Of GOODS which
n are offered for sale al very reduced
prices. Among them are the following
Olive and mix'd cloths, Cassimeres, Tia.
bit Cloths, Plaid Camblcis, Tartan PlaIGs,
Goats hair Camblets, Imitation ditto; red,
green. yellow, and white Flanncls; green
Bookings, figured red Flfnne!s. Russia
Diapers, Csicos, black, drab and white
ribbed Worsted Hose; Hoskin Gloye5 and
mitts. blue ditto, Buck skin m.tts, lonEocs
10 Yards for as; Worstcd bcrago end slk
HandAts.--And q great variety Of other
Goods, comprising almost every article u
sualy called for at a Dry Goods Store, all
Of which will be sold loN. Ocs. r.