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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26

BANK FAILURE. The Farmers Bank at Bel
chertown stopped payment on the 18th inst.
From all we can learn in relation to the sub.
iect, we apprehend the failure will be bad one,
Still, if the business should now be properly
managed there ought to be no fear of eventual
loss to the holders of bills, as it is hardly with
in the limits of probability TO suppose that the
Encouragement of the concerns of the insttu-
ton has been so gross, as to sink TIE whole
capital in the short time during which the Bank
has been in operation. Yet the experience, in
former cases of Bank failures, should admonis,
US not TO be too sanguinc. The Directors owe
it to themselves and to tie community, who
are so deeply interested, as holders of their bills
to publish, early as possible, statement Of
their situation ard prospects; and we think
that some legal provision ought to be made, in
such cases, to secure the appropriation of al
tho funds, or so much thereof, as may be rcou,r
ed for the purpose, to the payment of tho bill.
In circulation.
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LOST,

I'm West Boylston, Boylston, Northboro', or
81 Shrewsbury, on the 18th inst, Leather
POCKET BOOK, containing $l2 in Bills, and
Notes to the amount of about $500. Whoever
will give information of the above shall be gem
erously rewarded. ASA MAYNARD.
Phillips,on, Aug. 10, 1920. *34
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1920.

KENTUCKY ELECTION. An election has re-
Gently taken place in Kentucky, Of members of
the State Legislature and of Representatives
to the next Congress. In the State Legisla-
ture the House of Representatives consists of
100 members, OF whom So were, last year, for
Jackson. This year not more than So, or 40
at most, will belong to that party. The Sen
ate consists of 80 members, portion of whom
are elected each year. TINS year ten new
members are chosen, of whom six, certainly,
and probably eight, are Anii-Jackson men
while of those whom they have succeeded, sew
en- were of the Jackson party. The character
of the delegation to Congress remains un-
changed, except that in one district, candi-
date who favored Gen. Jackson's election, but
who is now supposed TO be opposed to his ad-
ministration, has prevailed over the genuine
Jackson candidate. He is from the district re-
Gently represented by T. P Moore, the newly
appointed Minister TO Colombia. The MAORI
lies in the jackson districts have been greatly
reduced since the last election, one of the can
ddates being chosen by majority of only Ia
votes.
In announcing the result of the election the
Frankfort Commentator says" the jackson
party in this State is completely defeated
routed, horse, foot, and dragons '--over-
thrown never to rise again, unless it be, as be-
fore, under new organization, with new
party name" "The time is near at hand
when we shall only hear of Jackson and Re-
form, as we hear the bowling of the hungry
wolves-far off in the hills and swamps."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug. Z, 1929.
10 the Heirs Of JEHU RIcHARnsoN, late of Tenn
pletou, in said County, deceased, and 10 ait others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26
WORCESTER & PROVIDENCE MAIL

n caves Worcester daily, Sundays except
IN ed,) at 8, A. NJ, and arrives in Proyidencs
at half past 4, P. M; by the way of Upton, Mem
don, Blackstone Village, Woonsoket Falls, and
Cumberland Hill, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays--and by way Of Sutton, Uxbridge,
Slatefsville, 4 Smithfeld, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays.
Returning; Leaves Providence at 8, A. M,
and Arrives In Worcester at half past 4, on the
same route as on the opposite days
OF Fare from Worcester to Providences
1926
gT For seats, apply at Monroo's Coffee
House in Providence, and at Banister's Inn ia
Worcester, Il April IL.
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Grain, SAT-, Flour, &c.
DAN Hill, e. co.

EUST received by G. HARRIS, by whom
e. subscriptions for the same are received
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE, Vol. II, No. z
for August, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21
pNRliG SAI.E.

y1N obedience a. an inserlorslory decree of
- Campbell sguaty Coui, ~ ibe case 81 q
gleshy, &c -. 0siesby. SIC The undersigned
COMMISSIONERS will sell. ~ the highest bidder,
a'pohlic anet,cn. on the preolis on the ed
day OF Oct nsr.. iffair. II mo-, tie rexi ar
day, tract Of Land, 10 sad county. containing
SEVENTY aeres, more 90 less being the land GA
which David oglesby, dec. resiied AT The 4 me
Of his deaih. ard on which Nm oglesbs nov
resides. This add lies atoaI ,hree mules from
Iynehbnrg. Is nhcommonls feriile--haib q
portion OF a8ods. comfortable houses. orchard
d..
Al the SANE time and place, will be sold 3
likely slave. enging 10 TIE e. ate ~ ID. o.
glesby, dec. 10 NJ CO o,Re fsm and Tanner
Tom Is an eresleai blacksmith. aud about J.
years ofaRe. Also the stock Of saitr. house.
hold and kitchen furniurt plspiarion utensils.
DC. Tenns--lba land will be sold on credit
Of one and Two years equal ms alpents, seeur.
81 by bond ano good personal seceriiy and a
deed of trust. The personal property On n
credit Of one year, secured by bond and good
security. BEVERLY X. SCOTT. IT,.
FREDERICK SPECIE, D'"''
Tept ~ IDS
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Hen,aAe Yuition.

MFRS GEORGE will open a school in this
lVA place, on Monday the 29ih inst. reg.
uIar course of instruction will be given in Eng
lish Grammar. Geography, Ancient and Modern
History, Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Composition,
and the principles of Taste, the use of the
Globes, draw ing OF Maps, and Music. In add.
ton to these the pupils, al the option Of their
parents. will be instructed in the Latin and
Greek Languages, Algebra and the higher BRAN
ches Of Mathematics. The text books 10 be
used in The school arc, Walkers Dictionary,
Murrays Grammar, Adams or Woodbridge
Geography, Tyiler's Elements OF History.
Goodricb's American History, Pixies and Co
bourn's Arithmetic, Blair's Rhetoric. abridged,
Alison on Taste, Conversations on Natural Phi.
losophy aud Chemistry, Hedges Logic A
gentleman fully competent is eagogedt 10 teach The
Languages and Mathematics.
Sept ID. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21

NoTICE.-Uiilbs sold, the hishess bidder.
y on Tfsrs1ay the 24'h inst. n the bouse
oil George snodgrass, at the iooi Of the Blue
Rdge, on tn. main western road, ness Capt.
7. Bufords, al he personal property OF Isaac
81 CiAif, dec consisting the following pro
perry. 10 vii FIVE likely negroes, CONSISTING OF
one woman and her four ehildfen--some cat.
IT,, household and kitchen furniture, and other
ariieles too TEDIOUS 20 mrniian. credit Of
teelse months sill be given for NIL sums OF
fy. dollars and upwards, by the purchaser
giving bond and approved seeurity, nnd under
FIVE ioliars. oash viii be required N hand. Al.
49, At the saule time aud place. viii be offered
flf sale tvs tracts or psresis Of land, hail the
tfaet known by Echols Il 81. Clair, lying IN
the counties of Bedford aud Boieiourt, snd all
irinug the lands Of Samuel Arnold, 7 Feller
and others. The other tract lying IN The conn.
~ o' Bedford, and adjoining The lands Of Id.
innnd +. Davidson. T.. feler and others A
credr of one and Two years viii be- gwen. the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
Wa will only maxi such right IS Is vested IN Us.
JOHN y PATTEsON, I
ROBERT 81. CLAIR I
EGors. Of Isaac ST Clair, dec.
Sept. II 81
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SlrAR!no

XN VHNfiE proprietor OF
Espe=NE.& III the line of Mail
E3T@1E1s Coaches between Alex
vile, announces ito the
public that he has extended his line from the
latte, place to Lyucbburg This line is now
in complete operation, provided with good
coaches and horses, and under the direction of
respectable and experienced drivers II runs
parallel with the blue mountains nearly through.
out its whole extent, and presents 10 the raye.
Ter a see merry of the most diversified and pic
turesque cast. The road is safe end generally
good: the accommodations on the road are al
ways comfortable and cheap; and, Mt some
places very superior. The distance between
Lynchburg and Alexandra is about 100 miles
and is run over in three days allowing one eu-
tire nights rest on the road. This line con-
meets Itself with the Western Stage, from
Lynchburg TO Salem which, at the latter
place, drops into the line running by Abbing
don TO Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus a choice Of
routes TO and from Washington. The Proprie
tor thinks this route by Lynchbnrg prefer able
1t has, among other advantages, this decided
one OF allowing the weary and exhausted Tav.
eler two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. IL is believed that this is he best
and most agreeable route to the Sweet and
Salt Sulphur Springs. This line leaves Alex
andria on Sunday at 3'A NJ. on Wedne sday
+. M, aud interseets the Richmond and Frede
rickshurg Stages at Charlottesville il leave
Lynchburg on Sunday and Thursday at A.
M. and reaches Alexandria on tue following
Tuesday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchbulg TO Charlottesville So
Alexandria IL 30
All intermediate places cents mile.
Baggage at the risk of the owners.
THE PROPRIETOR.
July g. em26
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MRS. PAMELA p. JONES

m FFERS her services TO the ci,,zens Of
~ Lynehbnrg, and the public generally. ms
a MiIlner and Alanlua maker. She has mad
arrangements for procuring, from New York
ana fmladelphia, The lates, London aud French
I all and Winter lashions-ailer the arrival of
which, she Will be enabled to present them to.
'ne ladies' OF Lynohburg and the country. All
"o'k eonhded TO her care, will be done with
neatncss and despatch. Mrs Jones il no,.
prepared TO make and alter dresses. clean and
aress bonnets, or attend 10 any business in The
above line, and soici,s the patronage of een.
erous public. Her residence al pteseo, is Owe,
the Auction Room of II. @. Thompkius. ESQ
formerly occupid by Mrs. Todd. Where eli
rders either from town or country will be
'hankiul received and promptly attended to
Angus 20. TO w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21

m oTICE.-Tle public are respectfully in
III ioruied. that hesides a very extensive
variety OF Sunday school Book, all the works
comprised IN the following Catalogue, are TO
be lad ffomthe Iynchburg Book Company on
reasonable terms, AT ther Depository, al tue
counting room OF sits.rs. Williams q Cringan,
owe, tho Store Of Dir. George Bagby, Lyncir
bug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21
TRUST SALE.

YrlY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 the
= mbseriber On the iih February, 1924, by.
David Saunders, jr. OF Lynchburg. end tor the
purposes set forth in said deed, which IS Of re-
cord IN the Clerks Office Of the county court oil
Bedford the subscriber will sell. publicly, for
cash, before The front door of The Franklin
Hotel, in Lynehbnrg. on Saturday thu och of
August nrxi II far, IL not, 'he nesi far day
thereafter, Sundays exccpted) an undivided
mott, Of $ tract Of land. lying in the county of
Bedford aud containing BY iaie survey, five
ihonsand nine hundred and t~eniy acres, be.
ing the same tract ofland conveyed 10 DR.. Jas
saunders and the aid David Saunders. jr
jointly. by lanes peasants, then President OF
the Literary Fund Of Virginia which said con.
veyance is aso Of record in The Clerks Office
Of the 60 1uiy court Of Bedford. This is the
tract Of land OF which one Jacob Rnbsamon
died seized, aud al his death, by Consequence
OF u general failure ofhers, IL esehesied 10 the
Commonwealth AS was duly sscertaiaed by
inqusition. found and recorded in the county
aforesaid The subscriber. acting as trustee,
will convcv such tile only as is vested in him
bv said deed, which he believes 10 be unques.
tonsbIe FORDYCE +. BOWEN.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday
the 29h day of September next
7. FB.
Aug 30 4w6
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New Grocery Store.

YuNIIE subscriber has taken the brick tene-
ment on main street. lately in the oCcu-
psucy If johnson n Wade, on the alley lead
ing 10 Friend Warehouse, and has on hand a
large stock Of Groceries, which lac will sell at
The lowest cash prices Consisting in part of
900 Sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
10 fidhs. 81 CtoiI and New Orleans Sugar
80 Bags prime Green and Java Coffee
1900 Lbs Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos
1000 lb,. LOAF Sugar, s0pelo, and common
10 Boxes Gnnpuwder aud Imperial leu
. tl,ds Molasses
1900 lbs. Sole Leather
o Barrels Tanners OIL
10 Boxes Window Glass, 8 u 10
Cotton aud Wool Caids
Woo Hats, white Domestic Cloth
Cut Nalls Il all sizes, Iron, Blislered Steel
Sperm and Iallow Candles
Lamp Oil, Indigo Copperas, Powder aud
Shot
And every othrr article accessory TO compose a
good assortment.
Dj'tlighest cash price given for Wheat.
HOBSOS JOHNS.
Sept TO- tss
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WoTlCE.--By virtue OF deed OF 'r1st. benz.
III ing da,e The 9th day OF Junf. 1923. exc.
culed 90 me by John Job uson, duly recorded in
tho county court OF Campbell made 10 secure
the payment of oertR in sums Of money due
Thomas Johnson. edmr. OF John Johnson dec.
and Tor other purposes in said deed expressed.
shall. proceed 10 sell, at public auction, on
Thursday the 10Th day Of Oct. neat. for casb.
Mt the present residence Of The sand John John.
son, in The county OF Campbell, on Seneca
Creek. the following vniusblo property, 10 wit ::
o26 20 acrss OF land on Staunton River and
Seneca Creek 90 acres Of land on Cut Creek,
in The connt, OF Campbell a'so. three likely
negro Slaves Two horses, thirteen head Of cattle,
9 sbeeb, 20 logs. 8 feather beds, aud furniture,
and ali hn plantation nieaslls. one on carr.
three Pr trace chains, ofe loom and all Of
said joisnsaas hous lio and kitchen q. N iure
The sale will b, continued from day 10 dry II
necrnsty The trustee will convey such lille
only ass srsied in him by virtue Of the died
above Hamed, which believed TO be good.
NM. J. HARVEY, 1rus,re.
Sep, Ii. Wids9
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

VIE subscriber Informs his friend. and the
Il public thai be continues To 90 business
on Commission. and promises That 10 aims
shall be spared To give entire saiisiaeton 10
81 fianiers and FhrmeH who may conhde to
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour.
or other produce. His Office will be Kept al
The Store Of Messrs.J Il 8. Halsey, next door
below the Farmer Bark
D. SAUNDERS. jr.
Jan. 10 ION
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FOR SALE.

a VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
2Ahead waters of Appomattox, in Buckine.
ham. This land is in the neighborhood of Clio.
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces ia.
oacco OF the finest quality. and has upon j, n
very large orchard OF well selected lrn,: the
tract contains 30 acres-Persons Disposed IN
BUY, viii apply TO the subscriber or Col. Saml
A. Pa''eson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21

Dyeing Establishment.
v ABE subscribers beg leave To infum ;be
- public that they have commenced the
above business in ali its various b,anchs. and
are ready to execute all kinds of work .n,rus.
tea TO Their care, equal 10 any imported Their
loom Is opposite the Franklin Hotel.
A HINES. SEQ.
N. b. Particular attention will he aid to
securing bleaching aud dyeing Ladies aerino
oha"ls, Leghorn bonHets, &c. in superior
s,yN, A II. 40.
July l3 O.,
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Aug30

MOIlCE-Ali psrsonshavng claims agaIas,
u the estate Of Ambrose kueker, dec. are
requested To bring them. foru ard well authentic
Gated, as the law directs, in order that may
make provisions 10 pay the same those indebt-
ed IN the estate are requested 10 make pay
ment ANTHONY RUCkER, ear
May 4, 1875
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lmnA ac. for sale.

TN conformity 20 u deed n trust made b,
Thomas Oliver. dated I'D day Of Dcccm.
Der, 1920. aud by Thomas aid John Oliver.
our other deed Of trusl, dated The OH day ~
Abr,l, 1928, both of when deeds are dolly re-.
corded IA the Clerks Oiiice of the county court
o. harlcue-i pmpo @, as surviving trustee,
10 sell, NJ auction, "a The premises IN the OH
day of October next, the following propsrly. IN
order 10 satisfy the debts express ii IN the said
Two deeds. to wit tract OF l1nd, IN I, conn.
~ of Charlotte, on Turnip creek, containing
.i0 acres more OF less and bounded by Book.
rls road the tract Of land IN which the said
Ihoma. aud John Oliver now resides, Wm. Eli.
more and others; also Albert a negro boy, n.
bou, years old. According 10 the terms oil
The said Two dee s, the property was subject Ia
n cash sale, but the creditor being willing To
indulge the purchaser IL months for one hird
the land purchase, the terms will be thu, for
the negro boy, cash ; two lind. cash for The
land, and one third payable in IL months "a
bond aud approved security. bearing interest
from the date will be required, aud a deed of
trust on the land Aslrusire shall only con.
vey such title as is vested In me by the said two
deeds ofuust
GEORGE KENT.
August al. wtds6
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July .
James River Land for Sale.


James River Land for Sale.
I'm PURSUANCE of decree of the county
II court of Buckingham, The undersign ned
commissioners, or one or more of Them, will
proceed, on the premises. on the Oath day OF
September next, to sell, TO the highest bidder.
tract of land in the lower part of Bucking ham,
on james River, called Mount Ida.
This tract of lend is believed TO contain six
hundred acres-abont one hundred aud fifty of
which are low grounds. A good portion of the
high land is in woods, and is tobacco land
The whole OF the open land is in good condi.
ton, aud part OF the bottom land extraordina.
lilly fertile.
The Improvements originally constructed
with an eye TO taste and usefulness, will require
some repairs.
An accurate survey of the whole tract, ascer.
tanning the quantity of forest and open, hill
and bottom land, will he made before the day
ioi sa'f-and plate, exhibiting the results, will
be prepared for The information OF those con.
cerned.
IERMS.-A credit Of /. .. 3 and 4 years
VIII be given. The commissioners will require
from the purchaser bond with approved securi-
ty, and will retain lien ON tue land till the pur.
chase money be paid.
GEO. NJ. PAYNE,
w. l.. FONTAiNE, Io'h'il's'
WM. +. RANDOLPH. s'o"efs'
August 81. tds5
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4 HAVE n To- Of ercrlten Whlskey on con-
= signmoni winch wit sell very low fof cash
or AT 80 days credit HENRY ALLISON.
Sept Ii
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EXCH ANGE,

DhAFIS--on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
,,more, Washington City, Richmond and
petersburg, for sale at a small premium,
aha 'n sums to suit purchasers, at the lottery
aud exchange Office of B. W. HEWSON,
Successor to S. & NJ, Allen Il Co,
FL LJnchburg
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AxNA ENoR RENT, the house and
EstsA n LOT. nj present occupied by
niii Mr.. Saml. Burch, on Cooke ST
Ss.s This teacment is well calculated
for the accommodation OF n gen,eel family, nd
ia good neighborbood. Possession may be
had the LIST Of November next. For terms mp
ply to the subscriber. G. X. LAMBETH.
Sept. IL Is
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WATCH AND
JEv1LAY BUSINESS.

A liberal reward viii be given for returning
to me a small red COW, which s,rayed away
iasi Spring-she was marked with crop aud
hole in thu righi, aud two Sits and a crop in
he left ear. J i. HUNT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21

WYE nave just received few pa ok yes desi-
" rab'e goods much cheapcr than previous
supplies 'hat wt are induced once more this
u'''ne' TO invite our town and country friends
10 examine the prizes, feeling confident they
" WIN De surprised nj the great reduction in all
s,ha' OF goods recently made in the Northern
'"'keS' MkEE, ROBINSON g. co.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

r WISH 10 .ell velnable tract al Land, ".
- Jog Ia the county OF Amherst, upon the wa
ters Of HofsleY' creek. coniainng about 600
uffes. 1hlsifaot Of land Is very ysunhlr, much
Of il frsl rate tobacco land lies remarkably
well f5r mounis,n land--,he cleared part ofihe
tract ~ good heart aud well adapted To the cnl-
lure Of every description ofsmall grain II is
situated ahJul -four milcs from Buff o' Springs.
and abont the Sam distance from Pedar Mills.
II could be rasiis divided Into ~ nac's---hav
log two comfortable dwelling houses on II, aud
all Other convenient out house- h. accommodate
i@o families. There are, likewise on II, three
excellent orchards o choice selected irui In
faci for the comfort and accommodations of one
nr two families. few situations in the uppfl
county could be found more agreeable. l
would prefer IL sell this property privately but
II not sold utisatrly, before the 2Slh DrcpmDrr
next, il viii ia n he sold al public auction, TO
the highest bidder. Terms will be made accom-.
npon HE purchasers lislng saisiae-
Tor security OkMAN AXE.
Sept, u isy
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1T&Vy ANRIWAISs

III 8W ANRIWAISs
SHE subscriber has just received a mum.
n ber o' staple and fancy articles, 10 MANY
oil men he invites the particular attrn ion of
the ladies. They are in part as follows:
Fancy Gauze hdkts. and Scarfs
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbons, Bonnie, and
Cap do
Battiste and grass Camblics
lew pieces very superior Gingham
100 pieces Calicos-latest STYLE
piece superior French Bombazine
Italian Lustrings, Levantines, Senshaws.
SILK, Cotton and Wo,sted Hose
IRISH Linens and Lawns, Thread Edeipgs and
Laces
CTcassians, Lastrings and Bombazettes
TORTOISE Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink Floreoces
Do Saiins
WHITE and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen aud Cotton Floss
SWISS, Jaconet aud Null Muslins
1orded and checked Aiu .tins
Nanktn and Canton Cranes
Lau'es ana sentlemens' Beaver Gloves VERY
superior) Wy
'e" pieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment OF Domestics,
Al al '"e most reduced prices, and more daily
~, IL. ALLISON.
- - too