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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
Sherih's Sales.

ny virtue of Writ of Ais. Vend. Exps. to directed
will lie exposed Public Sale at the House of Mrs Bro
mall, randywne Village, in Hrandywnc Hundred, on Sat-.
urlay the 3st Day of January INST at O'Clock, r. NJ IN
flownp described real estate, situate, lying being IN ,
nd Of Brandywne & County Of N. Castle to viii, No. a
Of Ground in the village Of Brandywine Bounded by ts
Philadelphia Turnpike road BY lands Of WIN Stewart John
Hays and others with two story stone dwelling House
stone kitchen and frame stable thereon erected Coann
Of an acre more or Mop. lot Of ground 20 FEE
front and extending $50 feet back adjoining No. lands
Of VIM Stewart and John Hays No } lot Of Marsh in
Cherry island Marsh adjoining Marsh late of Andrew NJ
Kee dec and Samuel File, containing scresof Marsh
more or less No d. life right IN certain Tract of anl
in the Hundred of BIandywine, aforesaid, bounded by M
pbadelpha Turnpike road, by lands late of Thomas Rob
inson, dec Henry Webster, and James Gardner, with
small Tenement and Barn thereon erected, containing 30
acres of upland, acres OF Marsh IN Cherry Island
seized and taken in Execution as the Property Of Wcn
Smith, and to be sold by
WILLLlM HERDJN.4.N, &f
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a Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC SALE,
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament off
"a Inn Lindsey, decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark said to contain 1877 acres,
so of which is woodland, acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of +. II.
Holzbecker, Jno. Pitner, Zachariah Jones, and 9th
ers, on the road from Christiana to Elkton. 1t is
we'll watered and as productive as any lands in the
nelghbourhood. 1t is laid off into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
\ IA ments are good log dwelling House, with
lzEiza three rooms on floor, Barn, Stables, &c.
4 we'll of excellent water at the door. There is al
so very good apple orchard. 1t is desirable sit
uaon and well worth the attention of those who are
disposed to vest their money in lands.
| The above Farm will be sold on the I'd day of Fe.
bruary next, at the house Of james Frazier, in New
| Ark, at 9 O'Clock. P. NJ.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, who will show the property and make
known the terms.
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, Eae'G.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
Ne,c Ark, Jan. 18th, 1929. 77-ts
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New. Castle, Jan. 9th 1929.

BY virtue of writ of Lew Facias to me directed will
be exposed public sale, at the House ofNatane Woe
(Chrlstiana Brlge) in White Clay Greek Hundred,
Tuesday the 9th day of January inst at two O'clock P
NJ All that certain plantation or Tract OF Land situate
white Clay Creek Hundred, and County OF New Castle,
described as follows Beginning at a corner stake
standing at the edge of White Clay Creek, being alsOa
land belonging to the estate OF George Reynolds
decd thence south degrees 40 perches, thence the
several courses along the lines Of said estate to corner
now Of James Prices land, thence thereby the several
courses and distances to another corner Of James Prices
land the edge of White Clay Creek thence down the
said Creek the several thereof to the place be.
gnnng containg 81 and perches, be the same
more or less Together with all and singular the improve
ments and appurenances therennto belonging.
Seized and taken Execution as the Property Of Jas
y. Broom, and to be sold by
WiLLI.4M IIERDlLlN, Shit.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27

BY virtue Of Writ of Vend Exponas, to me directed
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the House OF William
Simpson, (Stanton,) in Mill Creek Hundred on THURSDAY
the 29th Day of January inst. O'Clock, r. Theel
lowing described House and lot OF Ground, situate lying
and being in the Hundred of Mill Creek, and County c.
New Castle to wit Stone House and lot OF Ground
adjoining lands of VIM. A. Stapler Simon Cranson, vi
WIN. Reynolds and the road leading from Stanton to New
Ark containing Three more or less
Seized au taken in Execution the property Of SamE
Marshall and to be sold by
WILLIAM IIERDJN.4JN, SAF.
New Castle Jan. 9th 1899.
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For Sale.

TENdE Subscriber offers for sale his property IN
n the Borough of Wilmington it is situated on
Market Street, nearly opposite the College, and
consists Of a three stored brick house, and a two
stored brick kitchen, and wash-house The lot
extends from Market to SIMPLIFY street the Bran
DIVINE water is introduced into the yard. The
terms will be made known by applying to Major G.
F. Bennett on the premises, to Archibald Hamil-
ton Esq. in Wilmington, or to the subscriber living
near Midtown. Possession will be given on the 25th
Of march next.
James Bennett.
JAM 1928. 76-tf.
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n, DIR. HUNTER I!
TO yTHOn RI .la.aY CONCERT

TO WHOM RI .lLqY CONCERN.
ny the use of DR.. Hunters nestmable pills. persons d
either sex, if they carefully follow the very VALUABLE
PLAIN and copious directions accompanying them, ea@
BLEED efIectually TO eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and restore lost health with safety and certainty
in few days.
The extensive sale and unexampled of this Me
dcne in this and other cities and principal towns through
ont the Union for the last fifteen years, during which
satisfactorily prepared by Dr. Conway lncontesoy
prove that when used with the INJECTION POWDERS
it effects thorough and speedy of that dreadful ds
order, denomnated the Seouge eftAe Hamaa Race.
CASES,
Extracts from some Of the various letters yeceiuc by M
"SirBy the use of your Hunters Pills and lnlecnop
Powder, have the pleasure to observe that the zshof
the symptoms hare ceased although have been afnceo
near two years, during which time became much debi,s
but your Medicine has nearly restored me to heal'
although it is only few days since began to take them
| "Sr-Being afflicted with dreadful compliant ia
ears, which had resisted euery assistance, was ADVISED
make trial of Hunters Pills, which have done, and a
now all appearance wel-iy pains ceased after nc S'
! ond bar' -.
+slhe pills are accompanied when thecase requires %
with the INJECTION POWDERS and CERATE --thee
constitute most powerful medicine, applicable to un
various stages of this Protean disorder Full and plaza
directions, with popular treatise, erpai'pHS me pa
Symptoms and the mode Of treatment accompany each p0
so that persons of either may cure themselves
price of the pills 81 box-tae Injection Powders ans
Cerate, so cents each)
W. I Conway, by his imnedats and the sof
brietor T. KiDDER, of whom they may be had wholes,
a, his Counting Room, No. 81. (tormery called ~
7Ol Court street, of Hanoverstreet Boston, anu
retail by his appointment together with all those o'
valuable Medicines, prepared by the late Dr. VI "
J. HARLAN, Agent.
No. 1876 Market Street, Wilmington.
! =. Observe that none genuine without the Wri'
signature of L KlDDER, the outside printed wrapp
large discount made TO those who buy to sell again.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
WILLL4M IIERDMlN, Shit.
.Ne1v Castle, Jatmary, z, lo29.

Bv virtue of a writ Of Tcstaum Vend. EXponas, to me
directed will be exposed to public Sale at the house q
Nathaniel Wolfe, (Chris,iana Bridge, Yin White Clay Greek
Hundred Tuesday the 9th day OF Januray inst at two
O'clock p NJ All that Plantation Tract of Land sIu
ate lying and being in the Hundred of White Clay Greek.
and County of New Castle bounded by lands OF Dr. James
Cooper, Samuel Bush, Abraham Warwick and Samuel
Finncmore, the Chrstana and Elkton Turnpike road,
running through the same with frame dwelling house,
log barn. granary and smoke house, crib and spring
house thereon erected containing POS be the sane
more or less together with all and singular the improve
mcnts and appurienances thcreunto belonging.
Seized and taken in Execution the Property Of Davd
Painter, and to be sold by
UIfJLlM HERD1fAN Stiff
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no Rent,
it And possession given on the 25th of March next
= pwA THE BAYARD EKOTEE,

pywA TE1E BA Z kAESAy ExO Z ElIas
lss;:EEs3R in the Borough of Wilmington opposite
Hnsslls,s'M the Town Hall, now occupied by Ezra
Laml,ou.n. The buildings in good repair large
and convenient, extending from Market to Ship'ey
Street. with the most extensive and best Sabing in
the Borough. This stand is desirable, being cen
trail and in healthy and pleasant pap OF the Town,
il has done, aud will continue with proper eAer-
tions) to do a very extensive business
For further particulars inquire Of the Subscriber,
conner of Market and Broad streets
GEORGE WiNSLOW.
Wilmington, Delasrare,
January End, 1929. H-1m
o. The Editors Of the United States Gazette,
Village Record and Lancaster Reporter, will please
insert the above ono n,ontt and send their bills tc
this Office.
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U7LLLaM HERD1faN, SaT
.Eezo Castle January 9, 1899.

by virtue Of Writ OF Nend Exponas, to me directed,
will be exposed Public Sale at the House of Mrs Boo
rday the sst Day Of January inst at 2oclock, p M The
following described Plantation Tract of land, situate "
ing and being the Hundred of Brandywine, and County
of New Castle bounded by the Marsh road, by lands
Isaac Grub and others, with two dwelling Houses,
log and the other frame Barn and other improvements
thereon erected, containing 60 be the more
or less
Seized and taken in Execution as the Property of sgs
Pe,klng and to be sold by
IILLL4M HERD.LaN, ShH.
New Castle, Jan 9Th 1929,
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eVeUticc
rs EgNR = B Y GIVE n,

THAT Meeting Of the Levy Court and Court
of Appeal of NEWCASTLE County, will be held in the
Court House in the Town Of Newcastle, on Tues
day the 3rd day of FEBRUARY next
L STOCKTON,
Clerk Of the Peace for Newcastle County.
Nenc-C Castle Jan. 18th 1929. tim
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Trustees OF the Poor.

THE Trustees Of the Poor of Newcastle County, Will
meet AZ the Poor House, Wednesday the 2Sh inst at
10 o'clock A. NJ All persons having accounts against the
institution requested present them to osErA tinuhR
the subscriber before the Saturday preceding
the meeting far settlement.
pncta attendance of the members Of the board is
qutsted II. HEALD, Sec'ryi
Jan 18th 1922 77--tm.
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EOT sale,

THVIlE time of service of two Cooured Men that
IL have been brought up to ther Tanning business,
and can be well recommended. For terms apply
to JAMES MCCULLOUGH, F)
Living near Christiana Bridge.
January i6, 1929. 7S--u
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale, on a liberal Credit,

XETIII be exposed to Public Sale, in the Village
w Of Cantwells Bridge, New Castle County,
Delaware, on Tuesday the 27th inst. all the Real
Estate IF David Wilson, to wit
No L. parcel of land, situate in the said village !;
containing about 1870 acres 14 OF which are arabic about
50 acres Of prime wood land, and the residue marsh and
cripple The arabic land enclosed by good edge,and
divided into eight fields, by good post and ra fences, ~
highly improved and very productive Upon this tract,
there Is spacious and very CONVENIENT br'cA dwelling
Il house with rooms, entry, and kitchen onthe low.
aaS er floor, and good chanbe aptse,a pump oil
excellent water at the ktchen door, Ia stone stable,
and all other ecessary out bullngs also, comm dous
two story brick Store House, with fixtures complete for
Dry Good and Grocery store, with brick Office attached
ia which is FIRE proof vault this building has aeen occu-
MED as Store for many years Also two lag r"narGs,
situate Appoquinmink Creek each CAPT.. contain
ing 1870 Is 900 bushels; all u the above b Is e III
good repair.
This property will be sold together in u; 2 sui
purchasers, and offers good situation for cohd4 % AZ
extensive mtrcantilcconcelh
No. O. A farm situate in Appuqunimn'k II,iadrel N
in one and hafm!es If the Aforesaid vlae, ho"ndet "
one side by .ppoquinminS creek containing about ~
acres 400 acres of upland go of which IS Moo
an) 100 of Marsh recently embarked and now r.
dy for seeding in grass the residue 0Jacres OF nnmErov
ed marsh is Of excellent quality principally covere.
with reed and caail and be easily improved 70 grea
advantage. The Improvements iarge two story brc
dwelling house, frame stabie CRIBS &c. There IS 500
landing upon the creek.
This property might be made with reasonable expenc
most valuable grazing farm, and would divide convenient
y into two farms
Terms iii sale are, opth of the purchase money
be paid when the deeds executed, the residue (upo
being satisfactorily securely TO be paid in equal al
nual Instruments with interest from The day Of sale.
4 SAMUEL THOMAS.
| ARNOLD NAUDAiN,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27

EDOI"rER,S VEGETABLE CArHOLlCON,
n in large bottles, at the reduced price Of s. per
bottle.
BUFFERS INDIAN SPECIFIC, for colds
coughs and consumption.
RuSH'S ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
2Oulbs TURKEY OPIUM.
For BY
JOSEPH BAlLf s. Co. Druggists.
Wilmington, lst mo. 9, 1929. 76-.3in.
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n office.

A III persons having any demands against the es-
IA tate of JOHN FERRIS, late of the Borough
Of Wilmington, deceased are requested to present
their accounts. properly attested for payment, to
either of the Subscribers. ELI HIII.ES.
BENZ. FERRIS.
Executors.
Wilmington, mo. LIST, 1929. 78-2m
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DESPATCH LINE,
Eyom Phi\aAeAphia TO Dover:
BY Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

THyFiE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt. Whden,
a will leave Pine street wharf, Philadelphia. on
every Monday. Uecaesday and Friday mornings, at
o'clock. for DelaWare CITY. Passengers will then
take the elegant Canal Barge, LAZY Clinton, Capt;
Reddin, for St. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers to Dover, and other parts of the Peninsula
Returning, leaves Dover. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock, and arrives IN
Philadelphia, at O'Clock P. M.
EARN
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DR.. A. G.. HULL'S
pay,E VT, III N(,E, TRIMS
June II, 1925

u y
Several years experience has established the superiority
nj this Truss all former nventions 1t can be worn win
more ease and safey,as well as with far greater beneh 70
,he natient 1t accommodates itself every nation and
position Of the body, preserving at the same time con-
an uniform and easy pressure upon the parts 10 winch II
is applied and in fact the etteca instrument ior
the ugLtrr and CURE Of HERNIA or RuPrUhE.
Sold IN Wilmington Cat The Proprletors price by the
subscriber, sole agent tor thio 5 ate. -
f. b. VAUGHAN.
No. a. Market Street VII mngton
49,, % lily
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N. b. Passengers, by this route will meet with no de
tentiou 10 going the following towns, Cantwel's
Bridge Black Bird. Smyrna. Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Millsboro, and to Snow
hill A. HARRIS y 90.
Propriefors
July %, 1928. 29-U
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SAMUEL THOMAS.
ARNOLD NAUDAiN,
DANIEL CORBIT,
a q II u LIZ

Cantwells Bridge, January /, 1922
t6- The National Gazette Philadelphia; and Salem Mes
senger will please insert the above until SALE and send their
bills to this office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
J, ABR RIGHTS
COLUllBI.4N SYRUP.

J,HIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remed,
1 when all other means have failed, curing the folio"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-23
HaHE Proprietors Of the Richmond aod
BALTIMORE Union Line OF Stages and

zrnHE Proprietors Of the Richmond add
Baltimore Union Line OF Stages and
Steamboats,, by Tappshannock, respectfully IN
torn the public and travellers generally, mat
This line has been in operation one year that
the best of coaches, horses, and most experien.
ced and careful drivers are, and viii be con-
SANITY kept tina, the ronte affords the best &C
oommodatons. good roads, and no night tray
cling by land. The Stages leave the Bell Law
ern in Richn ond. every Wednesday and Satnr-
day morning at 8 o'clock, and arrive at Tappa-
hammock 10 dinner, returning, leave Tappahan-
mock every Monday morning at 8 O'Clock. and
Thursday mornings on the arrival OF The Steam
boat Patnxeni. from Baltimore and arrive IN
Richmond in the evening. On Saturdays tEev
must meetthe Patuxenta at Tappabanhock, ready
TO take passer gers 10 Baltimore nhIch arrives
there the succeeding day by o'clock. T. NJ
The boat leaves Baltimore every wednesday
morning aud arrives at Tappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Proprieiors will spare
no Iabour or expense TO render this route agree
able. and they have the pleasure TO state, ,hai
passengers have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the line
n , Stage fare al the low rate OF So 90 m
,ermediate Stages, s cents per mile.
Oct. 10. 2mlS
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pnN W
zos = A& Z
THE GREEK AND rnE ruRkMAN.

TIE GREEK AND Tit IuRkMAN.
Night attack by Constantine peirgius, on de
tached camp Of the troops oil Mahomet th
second, al the siege Of Coosanluople,
BY THE REV. GRogsE cRoLY.
The Turkman lay beside the river,
The wind play d loose Though bow aud quiv
The charger on the hank fed rec,
The shield hung glitering from lhe tree,
The trumpet, shawn, and atabai
We're hid rom dew by CLOAK aud pull
/ or long and weary was the way
The Hordes lad marched the burning day.
Above them on the sky of June,
Bioad ~ the butkler eiow'd the moon,
Flooding with elo,8 yaie and hill,
In silver s,hang the mountain rlll,
The lceepipg shrub IN siirer benz,
A piie ofsi'ber stood The feati
All soundess sweet tranquility,
All beanly, hill, and tent anu zee.
There carne a sound-'iwas Ike The z 81
Hhen nichttei1ids shake The rose $ L.lsh
There can a sonat-'h cos Tx the Roto
Ofrirers si0eitd nth meH.ng suoo
Their, "a .4ea suuad-'f,oag IKE the tread
OF u0iges along The ualitg's bel,
rbrfr Game a sodad twas Like he roar
OF Ocean on lis winter shore.
Deatbsto the Turk n-uprose the Yell
On rolfd the chalge--a ihunder pea
The Tartar arrows fell like ram,
hey cank d IN helm, and mai and chain
In blood, IN hate, III death were tvined
Savage and Greek mad. bleeding, bind;
And still on flank, AID front anu lsar,
RI ed. Constdntlne, thy ihil5tesl spear
BraSsY, and rue, a type OF doom,
Laboi d i1e Haan .hfouga deep mug gloom
DoH gluug.a her orh--'twas pitchy ntght
Now, Tn kman turn ihe rem tor II gHt
On rnsb'd their thousands through tie dark
Bat, in theu camp rudy spalh,
Like an uncertain meteor leel'd,
Thy hand, brave king, that dtrb and wheel'd.
Wild bufs, the bnrning elenan,
Der man and cou. ST. flag aud tent
Aud through the bdze til q eAs npsprang,
Like igeIs. bloody loot and iang.
With daggers' stab a. Il ra,e hIoa sweep,
neyng the SUM d and si"E serng hop,
Til lay the lave by ch1et aud khaui
And all was gore thai oncc va man.
There's wai'ing on he Euxlne shore
Her chivalry shal ride no mate,
There's Waillng on thy tiils, Alfai.
For chiofs-lhe Giecan vuIiure's prey
Bul BosphOrus, thy silver wye
Hears shouts for the e'urning brave,
The king lest of ber kingy lane
For there comes glorious Cor sIantne
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TERMS.

~ For 81 per aunun, payable Ia advance.-No sub
,,s,il he received for a less than six months
- No naner will be discontinued (but at the discretion
line Eitors) until all srrearages are paid.
n Advertisements will he inserted at % cents rer
s,e Tor ess) the first time, and 81 l2 ccnts for each
santinuance Those fran distance must be paid for
n,ey,ous 10 their Insertion or the payment assumed by
some responsible personin Lynchbuts'
II Chancery Orders not exceeding Two squaresare M
.srted for six dollars.
~ Anletters addressed TO the Edtors must be post
mid or they will not be attended TO-
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Va OTICE.-A petition will b. presented 10
q the next Assembly, tor the revival OF the
Tobacco Inspection, at Black Water Ware
house.
Oct. ]. @mit
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Fall and Winter Goods.

FnNHE Subscribers having now 'ecti'T ,,, lne
a greater bart Of their FALL and WIN
YLR GOODS respectfully invite thtir custom
rrs, aud purchasers generally, 10 EXAMINE hem
present extensive assortment la the FAscY
fiNH, they have the pleasure of offering, AT 'he
most moderate p ices, the following
Superior black Italian LustIlugs
Richest blk Satin Levantines
Blk, and blue black Gro de Nap Silks
Blk. Corded Gro de Zanns, new article
Printed Baiteesse, various shades and hgures
Rich figured lsmarines, extremely cheap
Satins. Modes aud Forences, ever shade
Gro de Nap silks, every shade
Partisan Plaid Gro de Maps, new style
few pieces Nankin and CAUTION Grapes
Calicoes, an extensive aod heautiJl assortment
Blk. Circas,ians and Bonhazinrs
Ladies steel mixed Habit ClYins
London brown and nperi3i blue Pelsse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Nlerino Cloths
Tamborei Book Muslin, richest figures
Plain, SWISS ani Book do
6-4 and "a J snr's and Cambrlcs
a few pee 81 Medium VI sins, elegant
al 81 tnd 4 Iu,lei 5uawis
Merino Loas Suawis, Il 81 order
Embroidered rerl, CGapa Shawls and Scarfs
Pdlmerne ans Suk ShawIs
Lace Cape, tallly.t# and Peierines, splendId
Decoape and Barge Dress Shawl5
Arlhcial Wrea,hs aud Roses
IA and "a Bohblnet Laces, plain and figured
Thread and Boocinet Edglnss
Richest Brussels Laces
Silk aud Bobbio,t do. handsomest style
Bobbinet Lace Wells, white and black
Fine Lawns, and Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Cotton silk aud Worsted Hosiery, a full aasoTt
ment
Fine, and superine grass bleached Irish Linens
u fpu i lie
n beautiful assortment HeiC Styie 30 net lib
variety of richest embroidered Belt Ribbons
ladies embroidered Mtts and Horse Skin
Gloves
lew boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
WIDE Lustring Ribbons, solid colors
Ladies and Gentemens' black and white SIX
Gloves
Plain white Merino Cloths, new and beautiful
article
case fashionable Leghorns, &c. SC. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
lew pieces extra fine Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine & superfne Englisl
Cloths, Including blue, black, olive, sierI
mix, and every fashionable shade
super doubls milled Drab Coatinas
zine and superine blue aud black Cassimeres
'e" pieces super Drab, do. double and single
miled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
MarseileS, Swansdown aud Valencia Eestlngs
Scotch Plaids an1 Cambets
A lew pieces extra Manchester Cords
a case fancy colored Salinets, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several halesheusy Point Blankets
a large supply English Duhel Blankets
NRed Strlpe) the largest aud cheapest evel
known
FINE aud medium Aannes of every color
green Serge and Booking Baize
several pieces ingram Carpetings handsomes
figures
% and "A brown and bleached Domestics
o.. ana "a Plaid do. indigo blue
OF brown and bleached Waltham Sheeting
oa'e superior unbleached Sea Island Shiriin!
lew pieces "a real Rus ia Sheeiings
sia'ds and plain Lindsevs for servants wear
several bales double milled Army lohs
Double mllled Napt Cotons, No l ts5
Jul assortment Spun Cotton, &c. &c &C.
DAVID s. ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is