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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27
DOMESTIC.

numerous meeting of tile non freeholders and
freeholders friendly to the extension of the right
Of suffrage, holden at the Franklin Hotel in
the town of Lynchburg, on the 18th of March
1929, for The purpose of consulting, TO the
means of restoring TO the former his civil and po-
jiical rights. John Hancock, Esq. was called to
the chair and s. l. Watt appointed Sec'ry.
The following gentlemen were appointed Con-
mittee TO draft resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting, to wit: J. ID. Urquhart, Richard
III. Toler, D. X. Edley, Samuel SchooGeld, NJ
II. Lynch, and F. +. Bowen, Esq. who having
retired, returned and offered the following pream-
bic and resolutions, which were unanimously a
dopted
The non-freeholders and a portion of the free
holders Of the town of Lynchbnrg and is vcini-
ty, assembled 10 take into consideration the Law,
passed at the late session of the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, for the purpose of " organizing
Convention" deemit unnecessary to make la
bored attempt 10 demonstrate tlfe injustice OF that
provision which excludes non-freehoders from
the polls, and confines the selection of tie ndi-
viduas TO whom the re-modeiling of the fundamen-
tai law OF the State is to be entrusted, 10 pruf-
legged class" Of the community. 1t needs nothing
like denuncidtiOn, to kinde in the bosom of every
man who recognizes the political equality of all
classes of has felioc- citizens, feeling Of indgna-
ton and resentment, which nothing but strong
and confident hope that the question may be set
tied without disturbing the public tranuuillity
could restrain from naniiesiiDg itself in open vi
olence. Such a feeling springs spontaneously in
the MIND, at Tie Dare mention OF the degrading
fact. Yet the non-lreeholders will continue a
short time longer, as they have heretofore done,
TO bear patiently the wrong OF which they com
plain.--The wise men to whom the destnies of
the State will be entrusted, will have too much
penetration TO be alarmed by the shadowy dangers
which timid minds have coniursd up the inev-
liable offspring Of The extension of the right Of suf-
frageand, it is to be hoped, they will be too pru-
dent needlessy to exasperate majority Of the free
white population of the State by denial of n
claim, founded in propriety and justice that they
may thereby crafty the lust ofpower, which long
possession has only increased, OF the landed a..
risiocracy OF the Commonweal;h-The non free
holders possess Che right right Of which they
cannot be deprived by the Legislature to make
their voice be heard in the formation of constitu
ton destined TO endure for ages, and by which, II
they be not heard, they may be deprived f..eyer
OF the power TO exercise a privilege, which Z" is
inestinlablc to them, and which can be Formidable
10 tyran;s only."-In conserving, therefore, to a
hide peacably the issue Of the effort about 10 be
made 10 give Virginia Constitution which shall
be republican in practice as well as in MeOTy-ir
fact as well as in name, the non-freehoders do mol
surrender The opinion that they have an inaubi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27
I1alnnhl. Lnnd fnr Snle- .-

VoIuable Land for Sdle-Ar Aucrtox
nm TUESDAY the Si,t inst at ~ o'eiseL, before IN.
viii be sold without, soy kind Of reserve shout Is0 Ac,
II Land the se, 10 be ,uyeysd shout 10 Of which
- in ortinsi osk sod hickory 40 piue snd
nnee cleared. Thi, land .tusted iuedi.,sy a.
Brooke Turnpike Road and The meadow Bridges shout four
mile. from Richmond, and within quarter OF nile ~
the Brooke Tsrupite, adjoining the land. Of Ms.r Tba.
L,dd Susan williamson AsroR Burton Robert o. W,i;s.
son Thotuss Burton Ssof. so3 The lands seIv housbt nv
W. Gooch. Terms made known on the d,y Of ssIs For
particulars apply to Mr. Edwin Brfiop rToprieto living I'D.
lsnng the land, o Heorf honoUts Richmond who will
conduct the sale. - -
TRIPLETT & JOHNSTON,
.fuctiOneeTs.
March II. iOB-. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27
THE SUBSTITUTE.

1t is an indisputabie political axiom, that, in the
creative acts OF popular sovereignty, which bring
the machine of government into existence and put il
in operation the elective power ought not TO be sub
jected to any restraint; and yet, we are now ind-
recly solicited TO relnqush legitimate influ.
ence in the election Of Delegates to the Conyen-
ton, by appointing deputies to combine, and COO
| centrate aud direct our suhrages We are ask
cd, under the delusive and mistaken notion Of pro
| ducing concert Of action, which assumes the
curse OF patriotism TO accomplish its fatal sofcerv,
10 sacFihce the fundamental principles Of the re-
publican system, and TO immediate the freedom OF
election at tho shrine Of an IDEAL phantom For
though, when this sort OF political organization
first takes place, itnaturally throws supervising
control into the hands OF men, who have and rncr
il the confidence Of the people: vet il Is obvjo,,s
that the system is vicious; that its vicionsness
ssis in its tendency TO peryer and change the
character Of those who direct its energies; ihAt il
, ~ precisely that kind Of power which men are
/ most apt TO misuse; and that when IL becomes
hriniy liked, and its influence di8used among the
people, the most oiious of all oigarchies is the
resut-an oiigarchy Of political gers-aud the
people, under ihe deias.Ye scm5lanes Of exercis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27

letter to the Editor of the Baltimore Patriot
dated at Washington, March 20, says" Post
master Hill, at Boston, has forwarded his resigna-
ton, which has been accepted, to take effect LIST
July next Mr.. Nathaniel Greene, editor of the
Boston Statesman, is to be his SUCCESSOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27

The Albany Argus announces The death Of the
Hon John Taylor, late Lieut.. Governor OF this
state, in the s7th year of his age He died
bout O'Clock on Thursday evening, after short
illness
The Bank Bill was read third time in the
House Of Assembly on Thursday and passed, ayes
rs, noes Is, one was sent TO the Senate.
The comptroller made a report, agreeably TO
resolution Of the assembly, Of The appropriations
made by the state for the benefit OF Columbia, u
Mon and Hamilton Colleges. Columbia college
has received Ss6,255; Union college $3.50 $50;
Hamilton S10G.S00. Besides lands, value not
known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27
From the Kinderhook Herald.

Mr.. Van Buren, arrived in this village on Tues
day last, on his way to Washington, TO enter upon
the duties Of his office, as Secretary OF State. Our
distinguished fellow ctizen and former totonsnIG,,,
was welcomed on his arrival In this his place of
nativity, among the friends and associates of his
early years, and received the congratulations Of
the citizens OF the village. Having spent the
time allotted by this short visit in the society OF
his numerous relatives, Mr. " Il. takes his depar-
ture this day, for the seat Of government, which
he will probably reach about the middle Of next
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27

IT. the List Of Appointments published by us or
the 18th inst, Mark Dennell is stated to have
been appointed Collector and Inspector oil the
Port of New York. This is mistake IL shoulC
have been Mar bennett, Collector and Inspec
tor of the Port of York, lin Maine) MAT. Int
iieyed from the fever by which he has lately beer
Frustrated, and is decidedly cOnyalescent 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27

The Hon. Francis Baylies has declined accept
ing the New Bedford Coectorshp' Ii this be
so, we sincerely hope that Mr.. Freeman will be
re appointed. Boston Patriot, March 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-27

We understand that the Hon. Edward Living:
ston OF the United States Senate, has had the Of
fer Of the mission to France, in the place of Mr.
Brown, the present minister to that court We
have not heard that Mr.. l.. will accept the offer
but we scarcely know gentleman Of the party
with higher qualifications for such an appoint
ment Phil. u. S. Gaz.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
~ The following interesting account of the cele

GAArThe following interesting account of the cele
brated Whirlpool on the coast of Norway, was com
muncated in letter from Capt. Doane, in 1920, to
tbe late Hon. A. B. Woodward, Judge of West
Florida, and has been found among many other Gu
rous papers on file.
THE Maelstron, WhiMpool This wonderful phe-
nomenon, that has excited the wonder and astonish-
ment of the world, have seen. There are lew
of my countrymen who have had the opportunity IN
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
e prDi1iorS

THE DELAWARE JOURNAL is publish
ed, at $500 per annum, payable at the end Of
six months--or $3.50 payable at the end of the
year. Subscribers DESTROYS Of declining must give
notice at least month before the period at which
they intend to decline, and this should always be on
the first of May, or November.
No subscriber is at liberty to withdraw his sub
scription until all arrearages are paid.
Amy person procuring foe good subscribers shall
be entitled to one paper gratis for year.
Terms Of advertising. Advertisements not ex-
ceeding 90 lines. inserted four times for dollar,
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion, until it
goes to three months then five dollars-eight dol
lars for six months, --and fifteen dollars year.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
Dividend.

The President and Managers Of the Philadelphia
Turnpike Company, have this day declared div
dend Of 3 per cent for the last Six montIis which
will be paid to the Stockholders, Or their legal re-
representatives.. on nr after the 18th of March next.
by EDWARD TATNALL, Treasurer.
Feb Cd. 1920 65-2w
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
Continuation of Good Luck at =. Bar
ker's No. l73, Broadway, n. York,
Citation to shew
cause, &c.

Drawn numbers, 18th Class New-York Lottery,
SO, IS, l6, "a, IL, 9,
Nos. ls. 16, "a capital prize of 10000 sold at
Barker's where was also sold in class No. II, IL
2s, "a, capital prize Of $500 dollars, and 10
class No. Is, Is, 81, 4l-lO,o00 dollars. verify
good luck attends Barker's Offices.
DELAWARE g. S. CAROLINA LOTTERY,
Third Class-Draws in this Borough on Saturday
the 9TH day of February, next.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000, of $500, of $685. of 1000, o.
900 Of $50 90 of 100 Al of 49, Al of so, 81 OF co. s.
of Is. 61s of 8, $40 ot4 dollars.
Tickets 81, fIaf 50, Quarter 81.
To be had in great variety Of Lucky Numbers, Al
+. BARKER'S,
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. =, Market st
Wilmington, Del. :.
Jan. 10, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
4 CHINESE PROCLAMATION.

T, . nroc,amation the Emperor Of China called
hu ,be troublesome increase of appeals from the
nrov;nces his Celestial Majesty has enjoned s.liee
taarch 70 be made to discover all a'e st eNeaass
ackauards. and when found to punish them sese'e-
".
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

AGEN 5 FUK TIE JOURNAL
CoNcoRD.-Dr. Thomas Adams, P. NJ
BRrDGEvILLE.-tIenry Cannon, ?. NJ
FRANKFoRD.-Mr. Isaiah Long
DAGsBoRouGH.-Dr Edward Dngle
GEORGE TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H. f. Rodney, P NJ
MlLFonD.-Mr. Joseph G.. Oliver
FREDERIcA.--J. Emerson, P. Nj
CAMDEN.-Thomas Wainwright, P. M
DovER.-A. NJ. Schee, P. NJ
SMyRNA-Samuel II. Hodson, Esq
MIpDLETowN.--And Geretson P. NJ
SUMMIT BRIDGE.-John Clement, p. NJ
WARWICK, Md.-John AIoreton, z. M
CASrwELLs BRIDGE-Manlove Hayes.
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residel
of these Agents may pay their subscription MOI
to them, they being authorized to receive il, ant
give receipts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06

AsroporE.-An Alderman, who Is a member o.
the Caucusat one Of their la'e mee''"ss,n4"isu =.
@" vrnan Mr.. A being named, he expressed his per-
r.c, p Concurrence and pledged his vote in support
IF him rs candidate All this was very ia'r' oue
" ,thn t;teen minutes, and when. as he supposed
,, "as nnobseryed he enqured of another who was
he he W candidate. and was answered Mr. B. Just
,he nerson'' rejoned the Alderman "oi all others,
ne ne y my ,,,,, Mr. N. Z Paper.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06

Printing Of every description neatly
executed at this Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
IN the Registers Court, IN AID for Ne,v Castle
FL County.
.Josepl, C. Griffith.

Joseph c. Griffith,
11S vs. Citation to shew
The uext or kindred of cause, &c.
Andrew King, deceased
AND now TO wit, January 90. 1929; 1t is
ordered by the REGISTER, that the next Of kindred
Of Andrew King, late of the Hundred of AppoquinI-
mink, in the County Of New Castle, deceased, do
appear before the Register. aforesaid, at his Office,
in New Castle, on Monday. the twenty-third day Of
February next ensuing, at Q o'clock A. M to shew
cause, why Letters of administration, upon the
Estate of said Andrew King, dec. should not issue
TO Joseph c. Griffith of the County aforesaid.
New Casfe County, s..
do hereby certify that the above is true COPY
.,,ss,, from the Record thereof. In Testmo-
.sXy8a ny whereof, have hereuno set my
go: MnHS, Hand, and affixed the Seal of said office,
49, TX, at New Castle, in New Castle County
''s's'' aforesaid, this twenty ninth day of Jan
uary, in the year of our Lord, one Thousand
Eight Hundred, and twenty-nine
EVAN II. THOMAS, Reg'r.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06

116 VS..
The next Of kindred of |
Andrew King, deceased. J
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
SPAIN.

Earthquakes continued to be felt at Mar
cia and Oriheula Many opueut families
have been reduced TO poverty, and hua-
drels of persons have been manned tol
hte By the shocks. To add to the genera
distress, bands Of robbers make their re
treats in the iorsaken dwellings, and Prov
The country.
Itappears that during the recent earth
quake in Spain, several persons attilcteo
with violent rheumatsms, we're perfectly
cured. Thes phenomenon is attributed tC
TIC effect of electricity, or the revolution
Produced in the system by fright.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
Erom The Constitutional.

Constantinogle, ( Pcra.) .8prii2. lex
tract from a private letter For weeks we
nave been almost destitute Of provisions.
The Turks do not allow the Frank mer-
hants to bring us any. The small guam
tity that reaches US we receive from Blu
ukdere. 1t seems there have been great
jsturbances at Galata amongst the store
seepers and Turkish Sailors. 1t IS said
ne Grand Seignor has ordered the primer
-1al mutineers to be executed. 1t Is sup
posed that the famous SandjacvScherltf,
or the Standard of Mahomed, vii be car
.ried to to the'lmperial Mosque Of Sultan
Achmet tomorrow, to announce to-the
suhful Mussclmen the day OF the Grand
Seiguor's departure for Adrianople; and It
is thought that Mahomcd will set out on
the 10Th, accompanied by the imperial,
~oops, aud preceded, as we'll as followed
oy numerous body of volunteers; almost
~ Of whom have made the campaigns OF
/ 500 and 1910 against the Russian army
before Shuma. At Pera a report had
been circulated that the Turks had eype-
.~.enced great losses in the vicinity OF Var
IA and Silistria. 1t was yesterday an
bounced at Constantinople that tho Turk
ISL troops encamped near Rudschuck had
advanced towards Giurgevo. The best
informed individuals think that the Rus-
riaus will not attempt to take Shumla, bat
fthat, after investing that fortress on all
sides they will leave IL corps Of reserve
There, and that the main body OF the army
! viii marchiupon Constantnople, it's quite
certain that the Russians will meet az the
BaIkin, the strongest, the most obstinate,
and most formidable resistance. The pas
sage of these craggy mountains are IN
trusted the Turkish Cavalry called Saphls.
A list of fresh favors is published at
/ Coustantinople, which the Grand Seignor
promises to that already privileged caval-
Try after the victory. 1t is reported that
these several corps amount to 10000 men.
It cannot be comprehended here why the
Russians display no more activity IN their
military operations. Some say that the
inundahon of the Danube has counteract.
ed their plans; and others that the Russian
ministry much on the scarcity ofPro-
visions which they expect soon to see IN
Turkey. If this be their calculation they
are mistaken; for our English residents al
Pera have assured Us that supplies will moi
/ he wanting: and that if for the present mo-
ment, some suferings prevail in this re-
Spect, there will shortly arrive, both at
ConstautinoPle and amongst the army an
abundance Of provisions, and of every ne
cessary to preserve tranquility.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
A BYE.LAW

Assessing a Tar ,rifhH III. Corporation an.
ing for the year 1893 Passed June 3D. isgI
scr. |. Be II ordained by ne Minor and ~
lnonaltg IF tie Iolcn IF Uhcoiing an Cor,,9 \.
sen,Ji !, That the Tax Of sud Town for tbo,.~
1899, shall be fifty cents on every hundred 5oi,,
of the valuation Of the houses and lots u.l-
the said corporation. according 10 the a>,.,.m-.,
thereof made by Elijah Day and VIM. MCorrel
and also the sum offifly cents upon every tll.,il
within the said corporation, according TO an srr.
meratiou Thereof made by the said Day and NJ.
Cornell. which tax shall become due and pl,sii.
on the 18th day of June, 1899
SECT :. BE Il further ordained, That an ear,
list of the taxable property aforesaid within
valuation thereon, shall be deposited by ihe ,.l
Day and Mcconnell with the Recorder for tbs \.
speciion of all persons concerned, and if sry ma,
take be made in the amount of tax s,atello b,
due. in the Collectors list, the same shall Be en-.
rected by the Recorder, upon comparing lhe same
with die copy in his possession.
SECT. 3. Be Il farther ordained Thai il shil
be the duty of the Collector Of said Taxes. loca.
lecl and account for the same on or before te Ii
day of November next.
This ordinance shall take effect and be 10 fore.
from and after the passage thereof
(Signed,) JOHN MLURE, NpN.
J. w. Ray, Recorder,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24

q ,r;cEsd Dm.--A man lately atiemp'
ted to kin himself Gin England by dash
inn his head against the pavement On
he;no questioned as to his motives, ne
said he was urged by the act of seeing
Satan coming towards him with torch IN
each hand. attempting to thrust large bills
ofdebt into his pockets. Had his wits been
about him. he would have taken the loren
from old Nicholas, and ignlted the ac-
counts 1t is bad enough to be dunned'
but to be dunned by such parsonage must
bo ;o,olerable. 1COmier q Eng.
.-,,.,.,lJ. =, The U;r,rara.-Mr Van Buren, sit
ration in the Cabinet Is understood and believed
n he critical and Hksome TO the last degree; II
n, CLAW made mismoye when he accepted li'e
Denartmept of State there Is every reason Tor inc
orinion that his successor will not prove more
f5rtunate lie is in the condition OF Lord Cha'h-
ann under gorge the 2d-responsb (In degree
certainly for measures over which he has no con
troul. and TO which me has the credit OF beng ola-
meirlclIy opposed and there Is rilmOr from
Washington. that the same causes VIII produce
ibo same effects IN the Cabinets OF George "a ana
Gen. jackson. It's believed by many, that MIR.
Y. b. will seize the first plausible Pretext for quit
tine. There is some colour Tor the opinion III INC
following article from the National Journal:
RapgHrS--It was rumored yesterday that Gen.
Jackson had removed DE-. Jones from he Patent
Office. Rumour added that the Secretary OF
State, dlsapproymg the manner Of ms removal
had given han another place in his office 1t was
MISC IlnoreI tha; Mr.Westcott, recently appointed
TO d cerlship IA the state Department has beel
removed. We have not heard the particulars Of
tllr.. -mour.l q obie reforms
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24

Pittsburgh, June 10.
THE CANAL.-Ye Yesterday morning at
3 o'clock the canal was again filled with
water as far down as Pine Creek, about 4
miles above this city. Ca.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24

general assault, which vas executed IN
he most brilliant manner, as well by the
regular infantry as by the milita.-Driyeni
rom the trenches the enemy dispersed
themselves in the forest, leaving l63klled'
a number of arms and the whole OF their
baggage on the spot.--Their whole loss
IN the battle amounts to LOCO men killed
and wounded.
Our loss consists of three princes, one
officer and 50 non-commissioned officers
and priyates killed; and s officers, az
non-commissioned officers and prlyates,
and 9 militia men wounded.
The booty taken in the camp was aban-
doned to the militia, whose zeal and bra
very on this occasion were the more to be
commended, as the greater part, IN lmIta-
uon ofthe example of the princes on whom
they depended, had repeatedly fought a
rainst US in the course ofthe last year.
From the ,New York Morning Herald.
SIX DAYS LATER.
BY the ship Pacific, capt. Croker, m
a.e short passage of . days from Liver
pool, we last night received our regular
files of English papers to the 18th of May.
The Times of the 18th contains the pro-
ceedings in the House Of Commons the
day before. Mr.. Council presented him
self at the Clerks table, and offered to
take the oath prescribed to be taken by
Roman Catholics, by the Catholic relief
5hl. Fhe speaker decided, that as MIR.
Connel was returned before the passing Of
that act, he must take the oaths required
by the law existing at that time, and that
refusing To- do 50, he must retire. \ de-
bate of great interest took place, on a mo
ton of Mr.. Brougham, that '1ho hon.
member from Clare be called tack and
heard at the table" Messrs. Pee. Wynn
Sugden, and others took part III the discus
sion. The debate on this question was
postponed until the Monday following.
Mr.. O'ConueF had prepared himself 10
commence his case mStnater. lie had
ten or eleven volumes of the journals o.
the House, besides several volumes oflaw
books, &c. which all were Stationed ~
door way ready for use.
1t seems that a Congress al Rome Is
seriously thought Of, and it has been init
mated to Mr. Chateaubrand hat his pre-
sence in that city was necessary, to OBJ
serve what might be going on n an assem-
bly, of Italian Princes conyoked by prince
Nettenrich.
SPAIN.
Earthquakes continued to be felt at Mar
cia and OriheuIa Many opueut families
have been reduced TO poverty, and hua-
Irels Of persons have been manned tol
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
WOOL.
c. IV:4NTED-m

m Ne or two Joumeymen painter III.
W must be good workmen, and ofslss5y L.i
its. To such, (and none others need aDol ,,-5
wages and constant employment viii he irTy s ~
J. w WHIINVS
Wheeling May 20, 1929
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
More Cheap Goods!
AA&dE * PEN EX,
HIVE JUST RECEIVED,

Cases superine Beduckng
2 Cases super bleach'd Domestic cottons;
. Bales A Domestic do. nbieachedi
] Case ssper cadet mkt & Blue Sattinettsi
Super Super Olive and Blue cloths;
Black Lastings and BombazeliS
Real India Blue Nanllcens;
Case fine Prints; Russian Diaper
Crimson and Green Moreens;
20 Pieces Green and Blue Pittsburgh g. Glen.
vile cords;
80 Pieces Domestic Plnds and Stripes
20 Pieces "A, rs and 81 Domestic Checks;
Bolivar Stripes
8 Pieces super black eros dc Naples;
] Piece elegant black Genoa Vereg
Super BobHet
Second MORNING Glnghams
Rail Road prints;
Bangup Cord;
Which they viii sell cheaper than eyer, an5 10
VIE TIER trlsnes 70 eli q Cbeapside No. !.