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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

GEoReETowS, (KY) July 4.-fhe trial Q
CHARLIE, WIcKLIFrE, indicted for man slsueh
ter by the GRIND Jury Of Fayette county, CAM
on before the F.ye,,e Circuit Cour, on 1'uesda
last. A jury was obtained he FIRST day, abu
o'clock, when an examination Of the wines
es commenced, which had not closed when lh'
Cour, adjourned OH Thursday evening. Sc
veral persons are engaged in taking down 'te
evidence; which, we suppose, will be Published
as soon as The case is finally disposed OF.
The Hon Judge Hickey. presiding. Jam,
Conan and T. p Burnett for the Common
wealth; and H. Clny J. j. C,iitendsn, and X. b
CHM, for the prisoner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

The schooner Free Gift, Capt. {. H0l"t,
on a sealing voyage to the South Seas, ou' ~ !,
S,oninglon, has sent home by the Penguo ~ ~.
proceeds Of one seasons collection OF furs a..
skins; the ne,t proce ds of sale Of which lar ,,
deducling from the amount the crews pss, .
pays the owners for the vessel and her QUIZ
and leaves 80 per cent surplus in the hans'
her sgent-the vessel remaining in the oo'
Seas with sufficient provisions. &c. Cd oo.c
for the procuring another cargo the ne. 81. !"
.on. Me,p XoEk MereQQkik i461l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

The following, copied from the New York
Commercial Advertiser, IS pracu' 81 proof OF
the advantages derived from establishing grog
booths in public places:
When our informant's attention directed to the
scene of this fracas the gentleman concerned son OF
Erin, was celebrating independence in the most nstu
raj way.
He was a. free as nature first made man,
Ere the base laws ofservtude began,
When wild in woods the noble savage ran.
M Ipature controlled the freedom ct his motions and
no cumbrous nteguments interior with the graceful
action of his whole system In word, he was as naked
az Adam in Paradise. This occurring in the great pub
lie Corporation Grog-market Of the day, the good so
c;esv OF the booths were somewhat scandalzed, and
the wife of The gentleman in buff in particular thought
il uroper to- e We him hint the subject. Indeed,
she gave him some very palpabe hints; for, tying up
in hard knot his subgacua, which the vulgar call his
nsntsoons she laid them over his back with yigor
and dexter,v that indicated previous practice. The
buttons Of his breeches" told with surprising effect
upon Paddy whose hide, not being quite a. thIck as
that of rhnoceros, soon, under the Wholesome
discipline of his rib, rendered spotted as ieopards
The ladies screamed and ran away as well they might,
at this violation Of conjuga decorun and much excite
ment prevailed among the speculative crowd. Odds
were laid on the woman, whose whacks were hestow-
ed with emphasis and rapid,y which re ndered her
customers predicsment unenviabe; until growing s'r-
ed of the exercise, he fairly knocked her in the gutter
There she lay in her loneliness. Venus Of the deep,
amid the roar of waters, which, accumulated, swollen
and ,urbid rushed around and her and what af
forwards became of the parties we are unable to state
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Exc,,s. PRosuSc,.rroN.-Mo.t English

ENGLISH PRoNUNcIATIoN.-Most English
works # merit apprar in Germany in the ori-
gin /. or in ,ransla'ion>. To iran late English
D, osr is very easy the Germans; but they com
main murb of our pronuDcia ion, which is 10
them, prrfee, chaos. 1t is incomp'ehensible
to them, ,ha, enough and though should not
rhyme, and tha enough and bluff should. The
creates fficulty, however, The tn IN our !an-
puape, which is hal der for Them than S3ibboleth
wa. for the Ephraimites. Mr.. Dwight, IN his
Book OF Travels, says he never met with but one
German who could say, thirty three thousand
things. With all their efforts, and after screw
ing and twisting their faces mo all Shapes,
thew can only bring forth dirty dee dousand
dings.
10 overcome this diff, ulty, foreigner has
only 10 pro,rude the Zip If his tongue between
his teeth, and give tolrr bly, strong breathing.
1t ill then be impossible for him To say "dlrty
dree dousand dings" H. will, afrr few
trials, be able to pronounce the tn as CORRECTLY
as any Enelsoman or American.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

Whenever find grea, deal of gratitude
in a poor man, axe " fer gra"'rd that there
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

Superfine sense and wit, are rot 50 useful ss com.
non aense and sound jude meut
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

with whom they carried on active and profitable
trafic.
Doct. Mecln, the Acting Governor had among
season purchased from the natives large quantity of
rice for the subsistence ofthose Of the Coonis,s vet
dependent on the bounty Of the society
Il letter from Jaa'cs Shiphgrd dated april I6Lh,
snys-"Phough We arrived in GOOD health. eight Of
our nunher, including the Rev. Mr. PAYNE, his son,
and Alex'r Monroe, are no more lAnotier account
states that the Rev Mr. Tnrner had also died.
Tie country Is beautiful, and nature has STRONGLY
fortified the Cape for city. The most Of the peo-
pie seem to be quite happy. Jrn,cs c. Barbour is
the military Saul of the Colony; our Aren't beinr
dead, we heed military chicf
The second mate OF the Harriet died on board Mt
Niessurodo. He was foreigner, Of the name Of
Phoenix.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

and that he Perccives nothing inducea caye at the
present time, OF the course which, with eberation
he had determined regarding the claims question: which was
continue the prosecution of them through the ordinary chan
mel OF The legation of the United Court of His Most
christian Majesty To that effect have honor to state for
the further information OF the Aeora that Mr. Rivcs viii
be particularly instructed under the direction of the President
10 "5c upon the french Go: cninen speedy adjustment Of
Tie claims which they represent ali others of the citizens
OF INC United States and he doubted Justice
and i:ocai;y of III, Councils nj His Most Christian Aaestys
:overnIcn', that satisfactory Icnen, will result,
lave the honor TO @ w great aspect your obedc,t
hd"ioe servant, NJ VAN buren,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23


ufan Of the Committee appointed 10 Forward memorial to the
President on above subjects has received the following reply
fSpIu the SeCrefary-of STATE
DsptnrsiST STATE,
Washington 9TH june 1872
YaLsEFvrp FIsu Esn.
Chairman Of Committee of the Cr'zcns OF New foT@,
bavipg claims upon France, &c &c.
eif: directed, by the President inform you that nc
received the 18th of May the Memorial Of the committee OF
ctzeas Of New York having claims upon France for spoaions
cofned their property which, chairman Of that com
ynitfee YOU had forwarded b ask the favor Of you
communicate this letter TO the Committee the Presidents
decision upon their memorial. ,
IL being the pecal object of the memorial 20 recommend
and soc an Extraordinary Mission the Part Of aIs Co
eruuacnt that Of rance, exclusively enforce the demands
Of Justice reference TO these and similar CLAIMS have the
honor state, that be has given to the subject the respectful
and attentive consideration which due to the suggestions Of
tae ncnoias well the important interests nyoiycd'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

John Quincy Afsre TUESDAY left New York on s way
10 Quincy in e siralHn, Chnuceio livingston TIE p-n-
Teiors o This boat, with feeling that does hcin honor
Tie dsr ri t'rrie ,ni.le ;hc remains his
Wit ''oSe OF his Departed kindred proposed stop off East
chester with view hohri body Geo
ah'ng;on Adams, that mad professionally Iosited
want at Easi Chester This offer irelinsy made only
declined on account of the
Previously to enbaIkiig III tie strauhonf Mr. Adams
invited by the of tie packet ship Canada, yi; ,n
steamboat, to visit that vessel lie did sn and
with cordial civiiy by tire and and, after
r'AinnS some time hoard, aud pariakns OF .cfres
nemiS he proceeded ~ the steamboat through fellow
citizens, whose qpc aud respectful department spoke
loudly !hnn words, The Interest talcm i'll his weifl:
IN. !. .liiicnn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
Eilis, oni no,g,,, re,-ul, eognosce.c ca.i.ns.

Tire EaI"rn Edors cnmra'n much OF the SILENCE nI
ur Nashville rapersusia!ly i!ey say, coamu.ca
respecting the causes of Governor Bous:nns Resignation The
truth Is, tive matter is mysterious tho
scene OF action, grew OF domestic uyluI,
have heretofore thought best attempt Fructran
far into tie origin the strange transaction g, rcreiyr,
however, that some Distant papers lave specialized the sub
c ana nave stated rs facts what at most only plausible
cn'rc'urcs We may venture, therefore, without r'rrnicty,
IA ofdef to remove erroneous Impressions and pn' stop
uuin'ed srcCnatons that Governor iou. Win
had been but recently married. and tn ady of unleSbu
character and OF most table family accused By
OF his if's relations EFF having wounded her peace Ivy
'nounded accusations aud injured her reputation iy
unavourahc insuuaons others We do understand
ia; the GopcTnor admitted the truth n these charges but e
manner i'll which thcy made Tire violence with which
they attended and the popular eycitimcn which enstc
induced h: 10 aianinn his 5lc aud leave the state
hc says forever We understand that his departure, liz
AT acquitted his wifi, of al ccmsue, and maintained the
proprciy o his conduct The affair is probably unpsece
ened and may well excite Tive earnestly and asousrsr OF
the AMERICAN people .Naaciie UIg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
Ftom De National y,i,Liy,nc.r.

We owe II 10 the Character of 3,luced irl,ovrzcn 20
give 10 ;e public The following letter Hon,
Andc' ercnso late Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
ti"es 10 George Natrson, ESQ LAKE cnoyedl Librarian 10
Conssass WHICH has lately fallen into hands:
81 take pleasure IL bean. testimony in your favor r the
last cs' years cln say with great rror;ciy TIA, have
iand You risian oiiging, and certainly yer; capable
should regret 10 lose good o;cer and las CON
Quoted himself in manner 20 please Us al."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

selcc finn Riclunnd, Mr. BARnirr W WALrMaII ha
aorncy m ilcr for the pmrpose OF enabling The
Ha:s due The tate firm Of William Neae s. CO.. aud the sub
:fir earnestly requests the debtors said finn TO call ON Mr.
- hitta at MS dwelling Main streets lately
occ2e by William Nealc, deceased, ard Discharge their as
cDln,is. JCIiW JJcI u "
SIFpivng partner il, rslaie firm William Neale g.
N'-IIIIni, June ~, ld2' dSl cit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
20 Merchants, Planters, sc.
WIN, II. REDWOOD
CoMMlssfoN MERCHANT.

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Liye-prcgf Uachousc, on U'oossde's {pha.E, recent
u oceHp1cd by .ncs&1s. j. s, ". SotahgulS, NCIt-
FOLK, Pd.
EsE1:cTFCLIY tenders his services 10 .ITe,raobyS.
Printers, and the public generally in the 1cie Of
PrDd,'te, the purchase Of Goods and orutralI,, in "a
cilithtiug their business transactions in the B0rou
for which his commissions will always be moderate
Ills attention being confined entirety to Commas
SION business, his knowledge of persons, ard mode
Of doing business in Norfolk, aud his thorough acr
quantance with tlIc country business, will he hopes
be found advantageous TO tuose who may employ his
agency
Refer to Nrrgsr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
6i1s, Z. w T%di' WINS .barrg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
SHIELDS s ASHBURN, Eorloll.
sine II c* Eds. GCfhe Beacon.
ROBERY 3. SFWPT7II. n =
ATTORNEY ar L.4EY,
, sfs-- s,sys .--r-,. r.r,v..--,,. 80. .-- q

ATTORNEY ar L.4f1,
TATE or TIE COUNTY or KING 81 oTrFrU
RS AS removed to Washington City, where he De-,
signs III future to prosecute the duties of his
profession. He will attend the courts held for the
District and tire several courts Of Loudoun and Fair
fax. Hc avails himself Of this opportunity to inform
his late clients that tho small portion Of businers
which he left unfinished will be completed hv his
very worthy aud highly talented friend, Mr. James
Smith OF King 81 Queen. His creditors and 5ehtoyz
be respectfully leers 20 his brother, Gtr james Sem
pic Of Esscx. INV o.
In ChestcrGeld Copaty CoV5-5-,JUac SIN 1879:
George w Farmer, Henry Farmer and AIagrus C,auey1
and poTah ms wife, late Dosah Farmer, plaintiffs .
against F'' -
Henry Hawks aud Bes his wife William Farmer James
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer the &
sad Robert bepg infant Of tender years by Bcnain ,
N'oooe ms guardian ad l'irn, dts :
This day the plaintiffs bv their ai'orrcv and il onos
ing TO The court by satisfactory evidence that The arc
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth and they not havy
entered their appearance and given security accodi- 10 lie
act OF assembly and the roles Of this
said plaintiffs it is ordered that the said defendants dn ,noo.
here on the second Monday in August next and a,srs G
plaintiffs blk and tHata copy this order nc fhy sd
IN sdTe newspaper printed inhe city Of Richmond for OIL.
weeks successfully, and another copy he noscd n .r ,
door Of The courhouc of is county for g. successive c
days Copy Tesie,
a. ------- l. EUEHAJLY, D c.
STEEL REEsE5s s. WHIT EF5O5s rs; q AZ r,
~ Jost received an asoincn steel sc-,. yr y. etye
Saes ana Cotton, Wool and Horse Czrl5 q az a,p r
'he hoN OF oshero ior sale IT tie Sea If lad!k ~
J''0 i''-'S 4l.,.s. y ElS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

ri o1iC}I IS hereby glven, ta Nrssrs e. II. & J. IIAiASi
nave made assignment, for the benefit Of such of their
c:ehsots us may desire 10 hcrune PARTIES tie sae within
tirg days ron TIE 2l Of His said assir,nen, Is
!ncnEe!ed at the Office Of The tiusngs court
All persons indebted said g. X & J. Ballam are Lpev
nlic. that such debts assigned trustees To whom pay
ient must be made, their authorised aren't ONLY
Richmond May s2d. la29 o e,,yc,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

" has been carrying on the business OF a cabinet
or bedstead mandatory, by himself at bis old stand
on the NlecIanicsvi!le Turnpike where he VIII
continue to execute all orders IN the best manner, ap
at tIe lowest yates. All work done by him viii be-
labelled warranted manufactured by Nv 3 AIa!lope
Nccha'ncsvie Turnpihe"-aud numbered from this
date Persons w,ishing3to purchase any articles
manufactured by HIM, ;ilM avs be supplied q.
Messrs e. & 4. HuLbaT DIS and Air. James r. 3'yIers
in Richmond, at ts si.oT-and at no otlles
piaco II Rlci!nlond. w T. MAII0Nf.
June TSs SIC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

SER. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised
-t'M- to sell two valuable LOTS, living near the
centre Of the city: one in front of The Washington
Tavern, the Other Immediately back of Mr. tanards.
Tie improvements the first removable at the
end OF The term (3ist Dec. next by Mr.. GodJ, the
tcrunt. GEO. HAY acti,5n
inDe for the Propricsor
as ES5RS : ItiiE IN KEESE ECSi1CK--Iak axe notice,
Iva that the Is day Of uly next Bont Court bcls
State Of Tennessee, between hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ ana
O'Clock NJ on the same day snail proceed TO take the
eposiTTs Of Mathew Russell and VIM. Henderson and con-
thue from day day until completed be READ in evidence
IN certain matter oeon,royersy, depending the CHAM
Gerry Court OF Prince Edward niv wherein YOU are paD,;a
and Josiah + Cheadlc and others defendants
june II VI. OBJ sGrvT, JOSIAH r. CHEhfIT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
,HHE Subscriber ha,ina determined 70

'HSHL Subscriber having determined TO
leave this city by the Is: of October, returns
his thnnils to the community for the encoura cement
given him during his resileuco in this plnee.W
lie will sell his well selected stock of SADDLE
iSI until tie above date extremely low for cash.
Ills eNteiiaLTe Stock consists Of best plain and
shafed Saddles of his own n,auufacture. Ash
best carriage and gig harness. cart and wagon ditto;
choice assortment OF English plated and polished
ci'rb ana iaic bits plated and polished atir.up irons
best and comuion English ana American !iyidlt.-
feathers AMI martingales; whips and spurs; with Va
rely Il other articles too tedious to nlention
III those indebted to linn yil Ilrase come for
WaFa ana settle the same and those to whom he Is
indebted vii! brEg ii their claims for settlement
Irnc eco DAVID JACKSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
NOVEMBER 9th, 1890.
r APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

HAVING succeeded in PROCURING the services of
- MI Charles H. Leuis, jun. as PRINcIpAL to
be aided ID the Classical Department by Mr. Sam
uet %. Queen Uison, (Son OF the Rev S. mnel a.
WILSON, OF Fredcricksburg) the Trustees of tins In
st'tution confidently congratulate the pmblck upon
the prospect o.: again realizing those benefits which
It once so extensively diffused; and injnlge The
hope, that ITS enlightened patronage will obtain for
L the success TO which ITS numerous, and acknow!-
edged advantages, SO emlnenty entitle it, For the
faithful, and able discharge of the duties ASSIGNED
him. the best pledge will be found, in the unwearied
and praciised zeal, with which Mr.. Lewis has here
toiore acqu ed himself in the profession of his early
choice. Or the qualifications, and amiabe disnoef
sion, of Mr.. Wilson, the most satisactorv teStfmo
mails have been adduced, from sources the most nm
queetlohaoie when to these primary clements of
success, are added others even better assured and
only second TO them in Importance viz: LARGE and
coInmodious Buildings, the salubriiy of whose site
IS ndu5naS!y tested By the fact that for wears nns+
II has proved rcfrCc Of uptailing security to the
adjacent inhabitants Cfess fayouIed sUots and fr
.mi!y, with entlIe exemption from Cutumnal disease
Temoteness from every haunt of vice and q well
selected library OF about 500 Volumes the Trustees
cannot doubt that u viii be secure in the dlscerr
incnt OF h5erai publck. The course Of rnstruction
VIII b. such as 10 qualify students for e,,:crino Col
ege' or The University aud will comprise the Enesh
| Latin and Greek Languages Geography with the
! use OF the Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geome;ry, Plane and Spherical Trgoaomairy and
the Theory and Practice OF Surveying. The moral
ana rehgious instruction ofthe youth committed to
MS care, VIII be primary object. and VIII be incul-
cated upon every fit occasion he best foundatIon
lHr Piety' virtue and useful knowledge, by the Prn
cPai and MS Assistant The exercises will Commence
on the 18th OF January, 1880, & teruinate on the 18Th
OF December following, with vacation of one mon,b
IN the summer Terms for Board and Tuition. incl,,.
! ding washing, Sllo, each boarder finding his own
bed bedding, towel and candles.
Address,to the Principal, Bowling Green, Cara.
line County, Va. TIL the lst of January aud
10 nun, or to the President, Rappahannock Acndc.
NY 70 JOHN ii. BERNARD,
-S,,---- CT PTesident.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
New Medical Work.

NJ ORTIZ American Medical2 Surgical Journal
IN Just published and for sale by J. ii. Nash,
agent, the North American Medical and Surgical
journal, No. WI, for October, 1929.
CONTENTS.
Original Communications On Delrium Ire
mems. BY Joseph Peace, NJ. d. II. Case of Crusta
Lactea BY Tho. ID. Mitchell, NJ. D. I'll Fatal Case
OF Cohca Pictonnm. by T.. ]. Coke, M. ID. ".
Pruean Case of Disease BY l.. J. Coke, NJ. D. ".
Account of the Treatment of Gragrenous Sore
Throat. BY Alban q. Smith, 81. d. of Dan
vile, Ky. vi. Remarks the Pathology and
Treatment of Intermittent Fever. By John
Bell, 81. D. VII Observations on pdlmon-
nry Consumption. By Joseph Parrish, NJ. d.
WIZ. On AnuerlsIn aHd Inflammation of the ar
ger Arteries BY u. II. Coates, 81. d. one of the
Physicians to the Pennsylvania Hospital TX Re-
marks oil French Practice. BY Il. La Roche. NJ ID.
analytical Rcriers.-X De la Percussion Mcd-
ate, e. DIES Signos ObtCDus Paide nouyeau mo-
ven de&ploration, &c. Par Z. a. Piory, NJ. d
Paris, 1923. NJ. An account Of some of the most
Ialportant Diseases peculiar to Women. BY Robert
Gooch, NJ. u. London, 1919. MI Commentaries
or insanity. BY George Nun Burrows, NJ. d. Lon
don. 1895.
Biographical .NJGces-XGII. Rapport In o T. Ac-
udcmic dc Medicine, de- Ia Commission
Charge examiner les Documents dc NJ. Chervin.
ENain"n dct Principles de J. Administration on Ma
ticrC Sauitare. Par n. Chcryn. ID. NJ. p Re
ro0sr au Discours de VI lie DR.. Audouard Par
n. Chcrvin, ID NJ p. | ) la Nultc dos Protendis
Fli,s dc Coningion observes Barcelona en- lG2i.-
Par NJ Chcrviu, d NJ. p. Response nux Allegations
de u. 10 DR.. GeTnrdin, s g. Par n. Chcrvin, -.
NJ. r. Petition du Doctcur n. Cherviu, contre Ia
Formation dcs Luzarets, SC. XIV Ricercho
Chunico TcrGpCutichc su Ia Rldico iii Poligala Viz
giniuna, hi Giacorno Folchi.
Quarterly Summary II .nedicai hteljyence-08
articles.
.Hisoo'lneous articles. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
TaTGWT SoRG@L.

TOR Fref"t. Spanish, NlrihenGEcs Book Keeping,
Penmanship, and .a,ithn,tic.
TaEIIE undersigned respectfully informs the young
n gentlemen of Richmond &, the public IN general
that, from this dutn his NIGHT SCHOOL will be
opened for the reception of scholars, six days in the
week, from till 10 O'Clock, Y. NJ.
Mondays, Wednesdays 81 Fridays, will be devoted
90 Book Keeping connected with Penndnship and "A
Tittnettc; and TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays,
exclusively applied to the French ard Spdrish Ian
gusGes. and the higher branches of .NGthematies.
The success which the undersigned hos obtained
for the four last years in his mode Of ching the
French and Spanish Languages, induces him to say
that, gentlemen already vcrscd the translation OF
those languages, could Thy due nrplicuion] under
stand conversation in the OF ono quarter and
those entirely unacquainted with translation, could
obtain the same success in six months
TERMS-SI5 per quarter composed of 80 lessons; hy the
year 81, payable quarterly advance housekeeping alone 10.
STEPHEN BERNARD.
o. GcE,lcnen dcsous Of joining tive classes aeady
weced or of forming win please make appca.
ton {" me- my apartments Mr. Chubb's Loiury Once
unv2l-w stI ~
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SERVANTS WANTED.
CHOICE GOODS.

CHOICE Gl)ODS.
TEEAVY Jet, and blue. black Italian Lustrings
E1 Blue. blnck double cham AvIgnon forences
JET and blue black Gro dc Indies
Faron, drpb, and led coorod do
Blue and Jet black, and assorted colorcd Gro de
Maps
Black, white, and assorted colors French satins
Sd English, and French Ga black bombazlncs
d-4 g. 81 black Italian crapes-brnnd sevaged
Black Mandarin crapes-smooih and glossy
36 o. 10 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double mled blue, black, aud mixed cass-
Buff, white, light and dark drab DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmcretts, for vesting
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk velvets
Figured black and coored velvet vesiings
Go, 0 &, 10 4 damasks and diapers
Ga Irish, and 1911 rcOl Russia shccting
3 "a. 7-3 long lawns
T-8 s. Al Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkcrchlcfs, raised and coorcd
borders
LIncn cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do.
German g. English black g. white silk hose
White embossed silk do.
Black white, and crimson Merino scarGs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause scarils, crimson, blue, straw, pink, and
white
She'll tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
BRAZILIAN turn back neck tuck and side do.
Madame Cantello's corsctts--a numbers
Mems Gambler and plain clonks
Women's Mcrino cloth do.
4 good assortment Of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale at the lowest market prices,
~ +. g. T. JAMES, g. co.
doc - NdrFct Squire.