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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
Oistrict If Columbia,
County Of Asra1dria, s,

County Of Asra1dra, Set
NOVEMBER TERN, 1928
Richard Is. Alexander, administrator
of Frances Alexander, deceased,
Complainant,
Against
Wilson C. Selden e Mary Bowlesse
den, his wife, late Mary Bowles Al
exarder, widow of Charter Alexan.
der. If. deceased; Charles Armstcad
Alexander, Wilson C.. Seden, junr.
Edward r. Lippitt and Mary Frances In ChCrto,
Lippitt, his wife, late Mary Frances
Alexander, William Fountaine Alex.
ander and Nelly selden and Mary
Is Scden. children OF Louisa Eliza
beth Selden, deceased, late Louisa
Elizabeth Alexander, children and
representatives Of Charles .fexan-
der, ir. deceased, Defendants
ZNllE defendants Nelly Selden and Mary B. Solder,
u children of Louisa Elizabeth Selden, deceased
late Louisa Elizabeth alexander one OF the chdr,a
and Representatives of Charles Alexander, r decd n
having entered their appearance and given securly,
according to the statute and the rules Of the Court and
il appearing the satisfaction OF the Court, upon ST.
6dayt fled that the said Nelly Sslden and ysry B.
SeIden, are not inhabitants OF the District Of COul.
MIA. on the motion Of the Complainant BY his coun.
il is ordered, that the Defendants Nelly Slden aH.
Mary B. Sellen do appear here on OF before the fns
day of next April Term, and answer the Bill Of
the Complainant and give secnrit. for performing u.
DEGREES OF the Court, anil that copy of this oris,
be forthwith published in newspaper printed tie
Town Of Alexandria, for two months successi'eS
and that sno;hcr copy be posted on the from, dOc d
the Court house Of the said couEt!.l
Tes,e, EDM LEE, &C.
dec IL .law2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
ONE OF THE CURED.
"C6rloiiesriae, ga } January I, 1929.

"ChurLDfiespiAe, va January J., 1872
MIR. WV. SwAiM-DEAK SIR: Youi Iavor CT
tie ga last month his hern received. 40
no, know that the cases which have occurreG ~
my family could add TO the already highly de-
s rived reputation ofyour PASAcEA, when placed
in comparison with the numerous wonderful
cures in The many desperate cases IN winch II
has suece ssiully operated. l VIII, however,
give you short account OF those occurring IN
my family, which you can use as Won please.
SITE frs was case OF my clerk, VINO was
altac kcd with violent iheumalism, hsomucb,
that he could no; move even finger, attended
with high lcveIs, which al length reached Tie
head / called in two Physicians, one of them
DR.. Dungfson, Prnfc ssor uf the Theory and
Practice of Medicine, sc. in the University OF
Virginia, SC. sc &c. who, alter consultation,
TOLD me ,ha, although appearances did not then
indicate fatal termination, yet such might br
the result. and that certainly cure il effected
a. all would DC very tedious and p'otracted.-
Dr.. Dunglson was the consulting ply sician; 4
course of mrdiciae was adopted and p Isisied
IN by the attending physician for about \ week
or ten days, buI the patient grew every day
worse, when lie himself proposed TO use The
Panacca which the doctor rel eeted; but, finally,
the younr man determined on his own les pom
siblilv, to use IT, The doc Tor then came TO see
him only as friend. The good eff cts OF the
Papacea Began 10 be developed about the third
day, when The patient could NIKE use OF one
arm little, with gradual subsiding oil feve';
lie slept easier every nigh, and in three or four
weeks was perfectly wen, and has been so ever
since, which is IS months. During the Trial
of The Panaces, the use Of it was sometimes ab.
8, aimed from. for Two or three days, when the
pa,ien, would invariably relapse, and upon re-
sumisg the use Of il, state Of Improvement
was always manifest.
"7He Doctors notc say Moi he might haze go!
,ceK Uifhom The use Of any medicine.
used your Panacea IN two other cases, with
my children. One Of them with sore eyes, so
much infamed, that FRI quepty during the space
ofl2 months, we KEEP, them bound up to shut
Out the light, which she could not bear.
blister and seaton were tesor,ed 10, which re-
lieved for short lime only, when they became
as sore as ever-a course Of mercury was re-
commended by the physicians, but not pursued
our Panacca cured them EFF ctually in three
weeks. The third was case Of impurity Of
tbs blood, which was IN a very short time re-
moved. Neither or The children were more
than four years old, and they cid no, suffer The
Ieas: inconvenience from the Of the Pana-
cea, ecompanied by no change Of diet.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
ian l6-s ISAAC RAPHAEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17

anil all dseases of the breast and lungs ieaGing to
conservation The following cerehcate Just received
from a highly respectable gentleman VIII show Its
yalue:-- e
of go VS. severely afflicted with pain in my
br.,:t recommended with very bad cough and short
ncssof breath AMI every Indication I'm the opinion OF
a pry,icisn) of approaching consumption h'er
pl,>in- through "A course OF me,icte, ana nnuhB no
relief WAS induced TO make trIai Oh bus'ers
table Indian Specific, and the use OF one ana hah
battle conplctey restored me to heaith, and nave
remlined so ever since, beng upwarusoi ear
The celebrated D. Cullea has taught US 'hat "out
FIST attnton should be employed in Watching the aP
proach of the disease preventing ITS to an
tncut able sta,e and in persons OF aconsumPte hao
IT, especially those born OF oonsumPuVe parents tne
ssht.,t svnntoms of aa approaching cons rmPion at
the con,nmptye Rod OF life ought carefully to be at
tendedto."
The specific is obtained by extraction from heros'
roots, flowers plants &C when:n periecton IN eonse
yuenee Of happy combination oi inc most vauao,e
b,h. ~ !, become. balsam of superior salne IL
heals the mi red parts, opens the Poie' an"
the disturbed nerves, after tue manner vi an
the obstruction OF the chest and the lungs
~his constit,e the disease particularly heeo It's use
lt promote, tpector alton, which - so constantly ea
ed for. and wh st il cesnses and aeas, II ai'o gives
,,,.n tenderlungs In this mannerh removes
thrusrtc fever Improves seson. gives stfenS'h 10
the n.rSes pairs the appetite aud improves tue
rts rois spechc nlav always DC gwen III SAFETY Ills
mild pleasant to the taste and found Paruenav use
full in hypocond icai. nervous ana nss'ei.N, assesses
Zach hill of directions contains detailed account OF
This disease in all its different stages, and will be &C
conoand with the SIGNATURE of the Proprietor III red
ink. Sold by soN
EDWARD SrA9LER SON.
;,,o Etirfar,sireef, .ileranaria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
Charles Bennett

AS imported BY the ship Boston. Captain Finley,
III from Liverpool, shad and herring
SEINE THYME.
Shoe thread in one two ounce balls, Of all qualities
Double Gloster, Cheshire and pine apple cheese
Best white German and Scotch ticklenburgs
Burlaps, No. I, 2, 3, 4 and o
He has on hand few WooHen 0oods which, not
having been subject to the present Tariff will be sold
proportionably low BY the Esther and Sally, he will
receive from the Braniywine Manufacturing Compa.
ny, cases superine, Retrea and Fine Letter paper;
which WILDE sold Al the factory prices ecte
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
Geo. S. NousM

NcS fhlS dny TtecfreH
r oNDoN blue, mkt and black cassmefes
IL DO fancy fawn drab do
ky-blue and Mazarinc twled circass'ahs
Crimson, scarlet, orange and PLAIN coi"rea ao
worsted barrege hdkfs of most colors
Worsted and silk braIs
Real Thbet hdkfs and shawls, beautiful assortment
An additional supply Of super calieos
Plain linscys and twilled hannels
linn
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u Card.
70. MUTT


RESPECTFULLY offers his services 10 the puolic
h as an 7uctioneer and general Commission Merchant
His store is at the corner OF Prince and Unon-sreets
ANY business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended TO. OCT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
Salt.

soo Bushels white Cadz salt, which will answer all
lie purposes of ground alum, aud comes much lower,
for s,l. by LINDSAY, HILL & Co
,o, % W.R.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
To Let,

10 Let,
SvN convenient, well finished two story brick
ps$a. dwslling house on Henry street between King
and Prince Streets having six good rooms, store Dom,
kitchen, servants room, smoke house. &c. he rent
will be made low to good tenant Apply at the auc'
ton store, corner Of Prince and urion streets
oct IA WIN ID NuIt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
By VIM. D. Mutt.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
4 pUNcHEON superior Antigua rum
pipe Cognac brandy
go barrels old rye whiskey
augustus MaAar

ORGAN MHkEK, HMM PNRIS,
TTAs the honor of informing the ladies' and gen,,
I'll men Of this city, that ne will undertake to rep,,
organs. tone and repair PamG '; , and other n
He would also wish to give Lessons in the French
Language.
Ijnton-street. dec6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
Now Landing and for Sale

Now landing and for Sale
Frym sehr Potomac, from Boston.
500 Drums OF fresh pulled Smyrna figs
From scIr Eric
$50 boxes soap and candies
Is bags green coffee
From, sioops Express and Trimmer,
1t3 casks nails
l35 barrels refined sugar
IS boxes do do of very superior quality
refined without the Use of blood
From scir Oroz,ne5o
10 tons of st. Petersburgh hemp
Eov 80 A. e.. Cy7ZEEOVE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
10 Rent.

azs The store lately occupiedby John Dunlap as
- dry good store, on King street, next door to
Mr l.. seeler's, and possession given Immediately -
Inquire of ID. G. PRETTYMAN, Coach maker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
For Rent,

s~.. The brick Store lately occupied by
9Yf l. u. Brent & Co. as dry goods store.
"a. tenant in that line would be preferred. APP
:, plica,ion to be made at the book store OF
nov Ii A. i kENNEDf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
To Rent.

10 Kent.
- A comfortable and convenient House
WITH on Watershed, nearly opposite Major Mum
NE !: casters. Also, small House near Mrs Eliza
Sx.A.A 4. Hooe's
JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
A;rs,ck . Il lime FIR sale nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
For Rent.

sss, That handsome and commodious
z SxS brick House on Fairfax-street, now occupied
JsssS by c. p Thompson, Esq. who viii give pos
49, session at any time required.
Also for Rent,
- The brick Store adjoining the above,
EsErt for which very moderate rent will be taken
Hsshi Appiy to WM FOWLE & Co.
t2.A2 dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17

be inferior either in the durability OF their materials
the neatness their execution TO those ct any ON
er manufacture in the District. He will execute
Ssn'S. Ornamental Painting g. Guiding,
in all their various branches, the mott accommodate
ing terms Old chairs will be taken in part pay ment
for ones, will be repaired or repain,ed Al '"e
shortest notice. ,
0TChairs purchased at this mandatory will be
sent, free of expense, to any part ct the District
nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
70 Rent,

A comfortable Dwelling House on
TIi Fairfax.street, below the first Presby terrain
Esssi Church. Also, a smaller one on Wa,er.street
AsNsl tec8 JOSIAH II. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
Consumptions. Coughs, SC.

DUTLERS VEGETABLE
D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure of coids, coughs, con-
,umptions, splitting of blood,
| ,sthmas, and all disorders OF
he breast and lungs. The
| Vegetable Indian Specific has
stood the test Ut experience,
and proved itself the moStsa-
lusb!e remedy ever discover
cd for the cure Of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17

MUSEUM
ao.a Daily from to IL A. n. and from ste S r. ii.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-17
I.evi WurMe,
CAniy Manufacturer and Ornamental Painter,

fI7ufGcfurer ana OfndWcnu oss
Will make aud keep constantly tor
sale, at fair prices, at his mandatory
south east corner of King and Alfred
streets, a general assortment OF ,
: GRECL3N FANG Z aud WiNDS0h
CHAIRS
The public are invitedto call and e1-
anime his present assortment. Hetee's
Sassured that they will be found not TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

Preston g. brandon inthe Chair, and W. Elliott
Secretary,) have nominated VIM. g. Brown-A
ley Martin 10 that eounty.EA meesing of the e.
iizehs OF Monongaiia Or. MCGEE Chairman
and T. X. Davis secretsry) have recon-
mended hiessrs. Sprigg Of Ohio, Doddtidgc Of
Brooke, Brown Of Preston and r. NJ Wilson of
hlonongalia. They also came TO the resolution
"that the District should send Delegates to the
Convention, with instructions not 10 accept Of or
agree to, any form Of government. other Than one
based on equal free white population"
Ameeung OF number of freehoIders Of Pitt
syivania county (Wa!ter Fitzgerald, Esq. i'm the
chair, and Dr, Josiah Morton. Sec'ry,) after hav-
ing adopted certain resolutions. embracing such
amendments in the Constitution ss they approved,
nominated as Delegates to the .Conve ntion, Capt
James I-anier OF Danyie, Col. Joseph Martin OF
fienry, Col. George Townes Of plttsylvania, and
Col. Benjamin w. s. Cabell Of Danvie.
Messrs. Caohill Mennis of Bedford, and VIM
Duval OF Buckingham. have addressed letters TO
The District, giving their views Of the Cons,itu-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

fOH CONGRESS-.
-f,nht,st-Wm. G. Rives-re. elected, without
opposition
Cuipeper-Jno. s. Barbour 7s;s-re elected
without opposition.
EdsdoeM Cmy-George koysll s9--Thomas
Newton 6S-Newton goes into Norfolk Boroup n
with a majority Of 122. (She voted Yesterday
FaiLfar-C.F. Mercer ise--re.eiected.
Henry-No opposition to MIR. Ciaiborne-re-
elected. = =.
Je6srson- William Armstrong 27I-re-eIeeted
Loncdster-John Taliaferro willoughhy
Newton 29-(hr. Tali1ferro's present majority
292-W estnoreland only 10 vote. There is no
doubt OF rs re-clection.)
PTesf0n-Majority for Dotldridye S-Incluting
his najorites III Ohio and Tyler, ne is about Al q
ahead OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liza, Brooke (his own
county, aud Harrison (Johnson's county, vet to
| vote.
following: From a Correspondent an Harrison
| county: " Clarksburg, 22d April Our Elec-
ton over on yesterday. John T. Brown S5I, Geo
!. Williams .533. Gather 45I. One District to be
ing 10; whichwIl add to Brown & Williams
Doddridge leaves here, 20 votes over Johnson
Nlonongaa s. Brooke 10 vote, ne xt Monday NJ
Doddridge will prevail.
f M,.,s. smyta s ,s opposition.
Hythe- do. ISL do.
=, SENATE. 81
.amherst-William F. Gor,lon-No opposition.
fienry-No opposition to Mr.. Townes.
IdnrdsfeT-Chnn l39-Neale 2S.-(C hnn's
present majority 2i6-Westmoreland or,y 10 vote
There Is no doubt of C's election)
HOUSE DELEGATES.
-7m'ersi-Samuei NJ. Garland TBS, Lucas p.
Thompson" I62-Josiah ElIislto.
Cutpeper-Ambiosc p. Hill 100, John s. Hans
brought i0l-John S. Pcndieton 3o7, Edmund
Broadus 800. Henry Shackeiord l56.
Dinaniddie-John G. Boisseau 2Gs, John L.
Scott l3i-Young l29, J.J. w. Wynn as, John
Goodwin. 4S. Thomas Traylor 80. -.e
Elisabeth City-John T. Wray 40, George
Booker 93-Sanuel Servant SO, DR.. G. Hubbard
10.
Eaigflr-o au,' 10, sapgs,es- s5-chichestcr
10, Smith So.
characterization l. White, Felix Winston.
Renry-Peyton Graveley, Joseph Martin
JeDers0'-l,ushrod C. Washington 26i, Dan.
lei Morgan lS9-John II. Lewis IG5.
Lancds!er-Charles l.. LELAND ZIG, William II.
Dandridge' S6-John Meredith SO, JOS A. Car.
ter II.
Prestoa-B. Shaw, Guy z C. Alien.
Potrck-John Tatum, Isaac Adams
Seotf-Hiram Kilgore 2is, Alexander NJ.
Gray I52-Lalayette McMuen 1883, Griffin
Dickinson 81, Lewis d. DuIany II, James AL
U5ythc-John A. Saunders f6I. Charles L..
Crockett 2T2 John Sisnger 300 Or. Stangcr
intends contesng the election Of Mr.. Crockcu9
CffyV RichHsond-John RuthertoorG-wi,.lout
opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

O1pirOMs--The following remarks from the ".
$ Telegraph arc IN confirmation ~ some uuplea
cant ruinours @iHeb have reached Us FROM other
quarters:
10 pafent gentlemen, snd you shai IN Ice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

from Correspondent in Culpeper--" ,vc b,vo
just learned that John Scott, Esq. ard Fn,s
Hunion, have been nominated by Com n,;,tc!r of
~, elected by the people Of Fauquer, TO
that County in Convention. Juede Green and
John 5. Barbour are nominated from C,ina,er
John Sbackleiord, Esq. OF Culpeper. has ,iso been
put IN norninaton---snd likewise, that Col Robc,,
Wallace Of Fauquier, has been declared \ eanli
date. itis doubtful which four Of tbose gentle.
men will be elected: Although I rather tbiuk
the choice will fall on Green, Barbour, Scott ana
lIuntcn'l
numerous meeting Of Citizens Of Fa;,f,r
(Gen John G.. Hunter in the Chair and DR. n
=. Mason, Secretary have nominated WIN. r.
fHHhugh a. Delegate TO the Convention. They
came 10 the following rcsolution:--" Rssolged.
thdt Tie County OF Fairfax, containing more than
one lourth Of the white population Of the District
oil which II IS part Is, in the opinion Of its citi
Zens, entitled TO, a, least, one out OF tho fcnr
Representatives. TO be elected by the whole Dis
trict."
There are three Candidates in Ohio coun,y
w: Moses w. Chap!ine, Samuel Spriac and A.
chibahI AeIane y meeting 81 Tie cj,;zeus q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28
WILLIAM GARNET.
King & Queen, April 22d.

Ia the Frschoiieys Of Ire Contention District.
embracing Prince JPWiom, stafford. King
George, IPestn'orelond, Richmond, .North,ua.
beria'id and Lancaster counties
Viswing the elective franchise, in ia virgin on
riiy, the sheet-anohor of our liberty, as a right
too sacred TO be delegated, OF otherwise used.
ihan by the people themselves in the exercise OF
their sovereignty, we had seen, with deep soIici.
tude. 'ie honest and pure object OF those, who,
with sn eye 70 concert, appointed Committees Of
Colfsrcucc % assemble %, Wesimorciard tc,t,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

mARRlED) on the 2Isf inst, hy the Right Rev Bih,.
moeIe Co; I'm EHieys olOuS county, M,s. kebso.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

Feeling, in common with our fellow citizens, a
strong solicitude for the interests of Virginia, and
believing that the members Of the Convention TO
be held in October next for the purpose Of revis-
ing the Constitution Of the State, should be men Of
taleHts and integrity, we nominate the tIon. A.
Stevenson. aud recommend him TO the Freehod-
of this District, as a character eminenty quail
fed 10 ill that station.
Many FTeeholders Of Hanopsr.
2fth April, 1920.
| am requested by number Of Freeholders 10
announce Col VIM. Allen and Francis Ruifn of
Surry county, as two At and proper persons TO re-
present this Senatorial District in Convention, to
meet in Richmond in October NEXT.
a Citizen of SuTry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

tober next, for the purpose OF forming a hew
Constitution, or altering the Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, That in accordance. with the invita-
ting from meeting held in Middlesex on the 23d
day oil March last, we now proceed to the selec-
ton OF eight persons to be delegates 10 the Con-
vention, which will meet on the 20,h inst. at Ma
thews Courthouse. st.
Resolved, unanimously, That VIM. p. Moore
esq. Geo. Smith, esq. Capt John b. Rsveil, John
Arlington, Capt. Thomas a. Cole5urn, Jas. Kel-
iom, and Capt. Isaac Smith, be the delegates
in conformity with the l>t Resouiion.-AnL on
iuoton OF Vim. 5. Upsiur. John X. Potter was
| unanimously elected To serve on said Committee 9.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting
De published in the Richmond Enquirer and Nor
folk Beacon. -
Resolved, That this meeting do now ADJOURN
JNO. KEVELL, Ci,,nn IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

until '>'s'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

At meeting of the citizens Of Acconack coun-
~, at Pungoteague, on the nth April, pursuant
tonotice, Jno. u. Revell, esq. called TO the
Chair, and VIM :. Upshur was appointed Sec'ry.
The object Of the meeting being explained by
Jno. II. Potter, esq. lie offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Although we hold caucussng 10 be political
arthce, odious in principle and destructive in
practice TO the rights and liberties Of the people
aud ought TO be resoricd 10 only IN the most ex-
IRENE cases; yet we believe that we may safely
say, that the time Is at hand, in which il is our
DUTY, and IL becomes US at this time 70 assemble
together for the purpose Of selecting committee
70 meet other committees from the different coun-
ties composing this Senatorial District, at Ma
thews, on the 2oh inst, to prevent sectional feel
ings and jealoGses operating in the selection OF
Their representatives III Convention and that una
niiniiy and concert may he established between
the different sections Of this District, upon this
a,i-'mpor,ant and highly interesting occasion.--
however different may be our views on this sys.
YEN OF political management from that Of the
urge and respectable meeting Of the people oil
"adiesex, yet we are united ia the main object
nss IS TO allay sectional feelings and ieaiOusies,
s.' establish corporation in presenting four suita-
persons TO represent ,ll.s Senatorial District in
~Oh'eb!iSn, which, S.J meet at Richmond So DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
FRESH SUMMER GOONS

WYE have received By the EGort and Fairfield
w fon New York, many scarce and seasonal IL
articles among them are
Extra quality rnanec nankceGs
Very superior white satins
Black Gros dc Indies
Blue and Jet black Gros DC Mans
Green, white, pink and straw co,ored norcnces
mite. black. PINK and green Ita. crapes
Arcopinc Grapes, assorted coloTs
Figured satin and GTrs de Nap bonnet rihbons
NO. 6, Q, -. l6, x - plain Gros dc Nap do.
various coors
Plain Swiss ami checked mus'ins
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and Gne plain bubjinetts
handsome stripe ginghatns
Bird eye dia pcrs
Random nift and white cotton half hose
Black aud white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf DO with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
super white and figured Marse!cs ycstinrs
Shell tuck and side combs
brazil tuck aud side DO
Black circassians
2 icw pieces super blue do
Black hastings and pr.,nellas
pieces extra line 81 black merino bombazincs
Tor gehlefnens summer wear
Extra ti' Angola. and Roucn CassiInercs
Brown French billings
cases common do do cheap
Ladies hoTseskin gloves
Misses horseskill mtis
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing &. -
Irish and German linen shecln0s
Buckrams, grey and drab paddinrs
bales canvass, No. l to !
cases low priced prints
do ludies' open straw bonnc's
GO dc Ieghn,r e.
20 bales % inch brown shirtinrs.
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