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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24


of the brain. The little parsonage going TO school com
plains of head-ach is fretuI and unhappy, and be-
comes pale and feeble. The poor books are now
blamed for the fault of the dishes, and school is given
up The doctor is next consulted on the best means
of restoring strength to the dear creature, that has
lost its appetite, and eat nothing but little cake
or custard, or at most some fat BROTH Should he tell
the fond mother the unpaatable truth and desire her
to suspend the system of stung, and allow her child
for sole food, little bread and milk diluted with
ter, and daily exercise in the open AIR, she will be
heard exclaming in tone of mingled establishment
and reproach why doctor, would you my child
For the Information of all such misguided persons,
would beg leave 10 state dat the large ory of man
kind do moi eat any animal food, sparngly and
at such long intervals that ii cannot be said TO form
their aourishment. Millions in Asia sustained by
rice alone, with perhaps little vegetable oil for sea
sorng. In italy, and southern Europe generally, bread
made of The -four of wheat Indian corn, with lettuce
and the like, mixed with oil constitutes the food OF the
most robust part of its population The l4azzaroni of
Naples with forms 50 active and finely proporlioned.
cannot even calculate on this much coarse bread and
potatoes is their chief reance-their drink of luxury
is glass Of iced water slightly calculated. Hundreds
of~thousands, might say millions, of Irish do not
see flesh meat or fish from weeks end to the 9th
er potatoes and oat meal are their articles of food
If milk can be added, is thought luxury: yet where
shall we find a more healthy and robust populations or
one more enduring of bodily fatigue and exhibiting
more mental yvacify What contrast between these
people AMI the inhabitants of the extreme north the
timd lIapanders, Esqdmaux. Sanoidcans. whose food
is almost ltirey anlnlal journal Of Hedhh.
Chinese Canning.-A mandarin inspector, from
whom mandarin of higher class lis mortal enemy,
had caused his seals to be stolen, apprehenslVe
that his loss might involve the loss Of his place. and
perhaps his life. What did ne do to effect restitl-
ton Of this precious object lie set fire to his own
dwelling in the night and then in tie presence of the
by-stanaers saved little caslet in which his seals
were generally deposited, and carried to his enemy
entreatng that he would take especial care of his
charge. The mandarin, in his tern, apprehenslve of
being accused with having stolen the seals, Was forced
to place them in the box and thus, in spite of him
self restored tranquility to the person whom he wish
ed TO run.-Aanners Of China.
Late letters from Natchez in the state of Missis,
sippi give frigtul accounts of the sickness in that
city, and the newspapers admit that the Yellow Fever
is raging there One letter, of Septc:nber IA, says
% 1bo yoInu fauer Is in this Mace every body has
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

A grand reservoir, which will he brought into use
before winter, is building in New York, at cost
Of near $4,000. 1t Is of cast Iron, and placed in
such high ground, that water will from it in pipes
TO any part of The city-and in some, at such an ell
walton that it be discharged the tops of houses
and stores.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

Essay Man.-Two footpads lately attempted to rob Ma
or Samuel Mann the Chesterown turnpike in Maryland
The fortunately having pair of new boots put
of his assaants Of breath by kick in the beadbasket
and the other took leg bail.
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RULLDIlNG LOTS.

fHNHE subscriber will offer at public sale Seventhday
IL the Gath inst at 10 O'Clock, A. M, the house of j.
NJ Smith, Undian Kng) Wilmington, Seven Building Lots
in said Borough four Market, Kent and one on
King Streets plot of said lots left place of sails
where persons wishing purchase examine it, Terms al
sale JOHN PENNOCK
- mo. z, 1929 5O-3tp
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The Row. A. De argelis Of this city, has received letter
Right Rev Michael Porteus, f@ery Bishop of Elcon, and
Vicar Apostolic of the State of Alabama and Of Florida has
been appointed by His Holiness Plus VIII Bishop of Mobiles
and that he expected in this city in all December next
companed by of his Priests for the purpose erecting
Seminary and ansacng such other business appertans
10 his office Mobile Register.
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Late letters from Natchez, in the state of Missis
sppi, give frigdfu accounts Of the sickness in that
city, and the newspapers admit that the Yellow Fever
is raging there One letter, of September IA, says
"1he yellow fever is in this place every body has
run of to Washington, all the merchants, citizens, &c
The drays are running day and night. Five deaths
have occurred since Yesterday morning. The sickness
is very alarming. The physicians have had meet
n.y. and reported it the yellow fever. ''-Ns. Intel
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The Creek Indians.-We learn, from the Column
bus Enquirer that the Indian Council which assem-
bled in the Greek Nation the 18th ult. has atJour-
ned The object of its meeting was to take into con
sderation the propriey Of the emigration West Of the
Mississippi river, in accordance with tne views o. te
Government as expressed in the recent talk Of Pres
dent Jackson to the Creek Indians. The council has
requested the Agent Col. crowell, to .apprise the
President of the positive determination Of the natien
not to reIinqush its present territory, but to remain
and submit to the laws Of Alabama. Commission
ers have been appointed on the part OF Alabama to
take the Census Of the Nation aud have proceeded
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

FMHO PARENTS.-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully informs
H the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of Ladies', Misses and Chldrens Boots and
Shoes, of the latest pattensund his immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction, both in article and price, His
establishment is at the of Market and Third Streetss
Wilmington, May, 1929. 2S-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

Asinguar happened in Troy within few weeks.
druggist has number Of globe show bottles in his windows,
filled with various colored liquids He is obliged keep
the bright light of the account of diseased eyes. Be-
fore both his windows suspended rush window curtains
both Of which have been fire member of places by
the rays of the SUM- through several bottles-
This notice may be useful to ohers-Troy Sentinel.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

During late storm, an opening made in the
side Of a hin, near Grantown, in Scotland, if by
volcanic eruption, and immense body of water
rushed out with force enough to shake the ground for
distance Of sixty feet. Ii continued to emit large
quantities of stones, earth and for several hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
s.Fait &c quill faut, arrive &c quill pourra''
MONDAY MDRNlMao JULY a8, asa
C0Nect0rs' Notice.

TINE Corporation Tax Bills for the present year are
i now in the hands of the Collectors-they having
but short time allowed them to close the collection
under the late law of the Corporation 1t will beyery
gratifying to the Collectors if the citizens will be SO
obgins TO be prepared to pay them at the first CALL
that they may be enabled to comply with section
of the late law, making it incumbent upon the Coec-
tors TO pay to the Treasurer, every Saturday, the
amount of money collected during the week The
Collector for the Northern District, eomprehendlng
the second and third wards will attend at his office on
Washington street, every Monday from IL o'clock I'M
til sunset receive the Of those who may not
find it convenient to pay at the first call The Col
lecto. for the Southern District, comprehendng the
first and fourth wards, can be found at his store Oh
King street, at any time during the day. for the same
purpose. CHARLES SCOTT,
COipr for Tie Northern District.
JOHN e.. MANDEIL,
July div r. CylFr far tie Southern District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Fifty DOLLARS Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the night OF
i 4 Monlay the 18th inst negro woman, named
LUCY COLE: purchased, about two years since, OF
Mrs Zimmerman at West Ends AZ years of age, five feet
Z or 8 inches high; 10, very dark complexion Had
gu and took with her variety OF clothing, amongst
which were, black bumbazctte dress and black mode
bennett a cloth cloak of olive color. Her c+othing
was principally packedin brown lair trunk, in winch,
il is Believed she had secreted two bed quilts as they
missing She has relations living in Georgetown
and Baltimore.
will give the above reward for the apprehension oil
said woman, and confinement in any jail, 50 that get
her aEini and All Reasonable charges It brought home
iunc SO KOBEi!I BROCKE1T.
" The National nelligcncer and Telegraph will
publish The above three times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Thomas King, Merchant Tailor.

HAS lust received handsome assortment 81 .SFR.
81 SON5BLE mn FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS and run Lar LE4I,S. which he oilers
!or sale the mos, nah'c terms oI cash al lis
old stand, King street, between The Franklin House
and City Hotel lie has on hand all sorts OF fac Iion.
able ready made clothing and lie has good assort-
nsnt pt hastings snd driili -, NiEona cassineIes and
Marseilles, blue and black bnuhazcls cotton loren.
fines and Stripes Russia shcetngsand fashionable but.
tons, and AL sorts of trimmings. orders will be & KEN
which will he made mp TO any fashion, with ueaircss
and despatch, al the shortest notice. may )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Cotton Naru.

ENO. NJ. JOHNSON 6 Co. will keep constant, on
- hand supply of Cotton Yam from tlc nanufac.
tory at Occoquan, Va. near this place. Wild ,Eey
warrant equal in qualit" 20 any utIuiacup,c in tie
United States, and Will sell 1t the Baltn pi,cc
Country merchants are equestcd 10 call end examine
the article. march 10
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june II
To MiIlers and MilIwrichts.

A NY person who may be about TO erect mill where
n the water fall would SUIT, may find il To their adj
vantage topurchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection of l4th street aud the Canal in The
City of Washington they may be purchased AT much
less than regular prices. They have been examined
by an experienced miller, AMI pronounced Of good
quality and executed in workman like manner
Irey consist OF broad oversize, wstcrwhcel II feet
diameter, with all the necessary accompanying, cog
Wheels rundle he Ids, spindle, hopper, &c. used IN
an over shot mill Also, par Of / feet inch Co
lopne stones banded, and ready for Immediate use.
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold of
Washington, or 10 GEO. JOHNSON.
may -
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Late Books.

1 NNE OF GIERSTEiN, ort the Maiden of the West,
u by the Author Of Waverley, Collegians Tales OF
Passion, D,owned, Pelham, Tales and Sketches of \
Country Schooimaster, Apician Mor,els, Sparks Life
OF ledyard, Saunders Pleading and Evidence, vo.
umes 1929 edition. sc. GEO. WHITE,
june 20 Corner King and st. Asaph-sts
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ines, etc.

Tea Pepper, Hemp. etc.
ykNIlS LAY lsnding from brig Mary Elizabeth, from
4 Salem, for sale by Wa. rFoW II TO-
81 chest; Young hyso"l Fresh rEqs
10 boxes GunpGwaer Of the s Summarizes cargo
100 bags Sumara pepper
II tons ST. Petersburg hemp
90 pieces light Ravens duck
100 coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
l6 or casks Sicily Madeira Wine
8 eighth casksO
pine 7Seignctte Brandy, part 3 years
. half pipes old.
20 bales brown shntngs
Also landing from schooner Caledonia from Boston,
SIS hogshcads prime New. Orleans sugar
s do do St CroiX do
70 r;r.s Sicily Madeira wine NAV &c
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a Situation w anted.

4 YOUNG MAN who writes good hand, " antsie
N situation in either Dry Good. or Grocery Store
that will afford him toierabb gcnteel support In
questionable testin Of Lis caiac,r can h.. Civ
en- letter addressed To A. Il. and left al this Office
will be punc,uay attended to. feb "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13
Mniasses and Mine.

O. Lids. Ribbon BON, Cane s Mossses superior quality
4pipe (Napoleon) Madeira wine IS Us old) lSE
1 do Sicily do do lEsS
quarter casks do do q Us old >E
do do lilarris) Port do y
Landing from schooner ZAh, from New York; all
Of which viii be sold very low on the wharf.
LINDSAY, iIlLL & Go.
unc II IWR1
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kOr freight.
SteaN,er CnluMbia .

SteaNNeS SplNHAONN.
rFyiIE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
have the pleasure of infor ming the p"ohc' maj,
the above new anil splendid Packet has commenced
r.e, trims between Baltimore and the District OF
tEolumbia.
49,. The Stcamer Columbia. Cap.
h tain James Mitchell, viii leave the
4,SSS=zssssS7, lower end of Patterson street wharf
lis ; S.,%SE1S,s Saturday of each week, at Z.
Nj for AisraR}riG Washington, and GeggetoWh ke-
&lrnias, she will leave IjashiRgioa HednsSday NOR
Aiug at o'clck, and ieraadria att OciOck touching
t tie following places on the Potomac River, to land
passengers and freight both going and coming
4 On tie MlryIrld side: On The Virginia side
&point ook. Out Sandy Point,
4'ncy Point, Bluff rOnt,
;cugh's lsndng lace, BoNd's Hole,
4 opposite judge Phter's, Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard fOwn, QuAnico.
Swans Point,
ID .ullow's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed al each OF The above pia
J ~ which viii be hois,ed immediately OH the boat
Il The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav
nr t,uo engines and copper boilers She WIZ carr!
&pn 1900 to 1000 barrels freight and accommodate III
he most superior style. at least lOO passengers ro
&peed she stands as yet unrivaed,
The proprie' hope by strict attention TO TIE com
Hort of passengers and of goods, to merit share
tDf public patronage
y Passage To Washington IS, exclusive OF tare'
Freight as cuslomary.-Of All baggage at The r'SS
4 ,r the owners. L ROSS, Agent
i Baltimore, may SO-juue a.
n g. The passengers in the Columbia arrive sum
3en.Iy early Tor the six O'clock Lines on THURSDAY
E,norning to Philadelphia
4 An arrangement has been made, by when 'he 20
a ,mbia on her passage TO the district, Will receive
,,S,engcrs from of lhe Union aud CtZens Canal Line
tBoa, in the Patapsco aud also from the s'eamboA
MARY land
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800 1gg5
Stocks, Sc.

Stocks, SC.
I WILL sell at private sale the following Stocks
u 600 Shares Marine Insurance Company
II do Bank of Alexandria
SO do Columbian Insurance Company
100 do Great Hunting Creek
- do Steamboat Potorac
do Little River Turnpike Co.
do Alexandria y Fauquier Turnpike Co.
do Smokers Turnpike Co.
do Washington Bridge
re so do Fire Insurance Go.
A Bond for 1887 so well secured by deed Of trust,
and $4,000 of the Capital Stock Of the Mechanics
Bank of Aexan,lria.
$4,000 to be paid notes endorsed TO the satsfsc
ton Of the President and Directors of the Rank of
Alexandria, and $4,000 to President and Directors Of
the Office OF Discount x DEPOSIT, Washington.
June IS GEO. WHITE, Auct. .
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Sotice.
The Steamboat
POTOMAC.

q AvINi. been ,ately hauled up al NeW'h ork con"
nl,,cly and thoroughly repaired, new eoppered'
,b Guards extended quite aft, soas to afford pea
sant and n.ore roomy deck, and the engine pun III
t,.nn,, nrler on the most approved plan, VIII on
l,y the Goth INST resume her uSuSl ruut rom
!" ,shngton-I. eaving Washing tona' ana
TIA At 46'sleck ON every Wednesda! siteT
At old FONT Cpmior,and Norfolk 'heto'
OWING ftenoon. norn;np snd
80 ~ CITY Point AMI Richmond on tae ='e"'"s
pc,nrninS ,wirieave Riehr ord atsi1 o,eicel Oh
,,Jsv :, ,rning touching at city Po'ns' ahdarFi'e
n Norfolkthe sane evening n;,,.
tcaye Norfolk at9 o'clock ON Monday morihnS'
,o,cbl At I'D Point Comfort, aud arrive at A'eNsh-
IRA AL Tashiugtonthe next morning In Hfhe i0r
S'' c,.rs TO oroce cd on to baltimore.
FARE:
-, ,yashinctouor Nexandria,to al places onthe
%, "n;e,ce IS 90
81" t'"'"S s 90
do. to Jamestown 90
~ la do. TO CITY Point ~
~, 40 do. to Rchmnnd 10 %
70 cr. 80 Is,nas Town. 90
from >o''''N =. r;,Y point 8 90
20 10 - o;.hmonl. 90
y-HcalsinciuLelin allcases.
IuSiS = : : -- ----
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For liverpool.
For amsterdam,

SES The superior cOppered ship VIRGINIA. w.
80 NoRRILL, master; will take 500 hhds tobacco
r. freight, Apply to w. FoW' & Co
TYho hare G@ sale said ships cargo IF
/, 900 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
1900 sacks blown do OF superior size and quality.
iuNc 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

Lemons, BroomS, &c.
Al Boxes Sicily lemons, prime order
~ 20 hogsheals n. o. molasses
50 dozen bioOms
IS boxes and quarter boxes bunch rasns
90 do m. uld oandes
hhds and eniy barrels Baltimore whiskey
Just received and Tor sale by
June 10 COHAGt & WUITgIE.
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Conoh-MaKimg

gouN SUMMERS &ALEXR,P AUSTIN, fespscc
y fii inform the public that they have entered IN
con,rtnership and continue carrying on the
roych and Harness Making BUSINESS,
=, The old stand on St. Asaphstreet, between King
anJ Prince. aud formerly ocGapied by John Summers;
,rhcr all orders will be metwth promptatten'os aaa
syeeu,ed with neatness and durability YEP =
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For HOrAeauX,

UT DUEWOtNWA1
SEE The fast SAILING ship MARC tHEr, Captain
eSyEr ADAMS; will commence loading immediately
I'D SAIL from Baltimore the 10Th July next. For
-rght or passage, having good accommodations, ap-
i y Ia s MESS ERSMIrH.
the ship will return direct from BordcauH to BALI
,re June %
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DyeinS ana Securing

n all It's varous BRANCHES, executed in style Of sumo.
rior ncatncss Cotton and worsted Basgc coIouro in
the best manner. P.J. Sal NETA1,
Wcst.sie ofRoyal, between King & Prince-sts.
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Domestic Goods
Paper Iiangings. 4 c.

HI56I fR"ITS 30 Y q
'INIIE subscriber being an appointed agent, has just
received, and for the future viii be regularly sup
Piled with, AN extensive assortment OF
Paper HangingS, Fire Screens, Sc.
Which he will dispose of al advantageous rates. To.
those who purchase IL sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above beautiful articles have been
recently imported from Paris, and are well worth the
.nrrI y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-13

vFyuE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
4 have the pleasure of infor ming the psb.ic ma
Inc above new anil splendid Packet has commenced
her rr,,l, trps between Baltimore and the Distrcto
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
NEW aRRIVAAS.

"HE subscriber has just received an aoni
iional supply OF Staple and : ancy foods
from the North, which makes his sioek very
complete, and which be is determined 10 sell
very low Tor cash Among other eooos just re-
ceiyed are the following, VIZ
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes and other fancy Calicoes
Pink and blue striped FIoren,ine, for pania-
looms
French Drilling do 90
Black Prunellar, superior art.cle for Gentle
mems coats
Vgonia CsssimeSe do do do
Super blk. Bombazeiie for do do do
Jaconet, Cambria, Book, and other Muslins, We
ry cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
few doz. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies Horseskin Gloves, (iigbtest
colors)
Do pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
few bales A brown Domestics, as usual rery
ioD
A Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in few days, a lot OF sup. ~
Orleans Sugars. Mo Iasses, 81 Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun ond Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
p. S. The atteation of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited 10 view the subj
scribers--Among which, is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We.
~ cheap at $l5-Aso, one end superb black
extra fine aud well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. II. A.
am offering my stock of Shoes, irllich as &C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

ShniNia-At Rules holden in the Clerks office of the
musings court for the Corporation of Lynchburr. ON
m MONDAY the 9th day ofApril, lo29 -"
ihos. Bryant pltf. und Edward McCurt and Cb,i,o
pher Anthony, defts.
mn IN CHANCERY
ne ueiendat Edward McCart not having entered
appearance and given security according TO the uct
Assembly and the rules ofths court and it appcaring
oy satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitan, f
'ns country II 10 ordered that the said defendant do
s tho h; ou me hsst day OF next Aug term and All
s"er me bill ofhe plaintiff and that copy of This Dr.
ne forthwith Inserted III newspaper printed in
inc town fLynrhbnrg for months successyev and
town. copyffe,,o M N me SAN
april 10. u
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sFTING GOODS


lAAvID ~ ROBERT KYLE, take pleasure
II in announcing the first arrival of their
Spring Goods, to which, being chiefly 10 the
Fancy line--they respectfully invite the atien.
ton of the Ladies-among the articles received
are
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive. 4 straw col
oreG Gro de Maps
a few pieces Of splendid white watered Gro de
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black. white. blue. pink aud straw coIored Flo
T. rences
Black 5atns and Modes
White, pink, blue, cinnamon and straw coloSed
Ssins
Black Senchews and Satin Leyan,ines
A few pieces Bauiesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap aud Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw cold, watered bell
Ribbons
Rich DecouIe and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and indelibIe colors
fe" pieces Swiss Ginghsm beautiful
Super black Nankin aud Canton Grapes
Cambrics, Jackonet and Swiss MusIins
Pulling and Bobinet, Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, white l. coIored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape Liesses, every shade
Ladies' blk. and white Prunella Shoes
Long Lawns aud Grass Cambrcs
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
he above articles, II is believed, with respect
to quality and style, are not TO be Surpassed
aud prices quite moderate.