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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

WISH TO purchase fg'fy or 6ftS so,.,.e
= |keIy SI-DES from The age 81 Il To-
slaves With certificates to suit i.ouisisna, ~ 10
DE preierredi and will give as high pfice
- any trader IA market
r. GRiGGS.
Cbsriesiown, Aug II. 1867.
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Drugs, Medicines, sc.
TIE Ssbscyi6er. al
- THE CRAax.ESTowN
.9p0thecary and Book Store,

OPPOSITE to Mr.. Hsmmoad's store end
~ the Printing Office. has sdded. recently,
to has former stock. tresh supplies Of Drug,
Medicines. sc. which make his assortment
large and complete. He ofcrs them on
pleasing terms. and can vouch for their gcnu.
ineness. They consist. in part. of the follow
ing articles. wig:
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+" MARRIED WELL

There Is not an expression in the
English language more wretchedlv n
bused than th,s married ,ceH: il is a.
b1sed. because !, 10 mlsaPpli~d. When
properly ssed, il tells al q heart and
hand connexion; u blending together
at similar tastes and fancies Cor the
Journey Of life; n giving away early
IN the spring Of years the affections Of
the heart; aud . Joining then of the
sexes in marriage. with the determine
ton OF ndIins = jov to the cxisiepce at
each other. But this is all forgotten
IN the race Of .ei6shness. We live to
be happy-we ponder much upon the
best mode Of becoming so; yet il we
wander trom the true path in marriage,
We get lost IN \ Wild Of misery. where
the sunlight of enjoyment scarcely e.
yer finds ITS way. Now !, for QUE, do
not believe that money is the grand
panacea tor every M Of marriage, or
that Il will create a smile of iov upon
the brow wt,ere affection does not
dwell. Take tho word of an old tel :.
low for it--hc who woos and wins mo-
dest msrit-who seeks a partner for
the social circle, add helpmate Tor
the domestic concerns Of life-who
uses the voice Of reason, and l have
no objection to his listening a little TO
the warnings Oh fancy in his choice.
will marry well, although he may not
obtain a copper With his bride, yet he
brings to HIM willing heart and free
mind-snd these are Of infinite value
Ito have around Us, as we journey on
through the world.
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C"e/oT fiydTopnOOtd. The follow
ing appeared IN late Liverpool paper,
as a communication. What is now
well known OF the extraordinary pro.
perties OF the chloride of lime, gives
piaus'biiity TO the suggestion Of its ef-
hcacy as preventive Of Hydrophobia:
We are indebted to 81. Coster, n
Freach physician, for the follow ing
valuable discovery, as a preventive To
Hydrophobia: Take two table spoon
tuis OF fresh chloride Of lime in now
der. mix Il with half a pint Of water,
and with this wash keep the wound
constantly bdthed, and frequently re.
newed. The chloride gas pos.esse.
the power of accomplishing this tremeu.
dous poison, aud renders mild and
harmless that venom against whose
resistless attack the artillery of meJ,.
cal science has been SO long directed
IN vain. Ii Is necessary TO add that
this wash should be applied as soon as
possible after the infection of the bite
CORROSIVE SuBLINATR.--Swee milk
will, we are told by one who has per.
sonally observed its operation. prevent
the fatal effect of corrosive subIimate
taken INTO the stomach. 1t should be
taken IN as large quantities as the ma
ueht can drink, and as soon as may DO.
At All auction Of the furniture he
longing to the late Mrs. Sunderland.
"i Iangland's Hall, near CartmeI. on
wednesday week, a chest Of drawer,
was among the articles exposed TO sale.
an old man present, knowing his own
Workmanship, proceeded to show Sc
cret drawer which he had ingenisusl,
placed IN the chest. when 10! unon a..
Pen'ng h'30O gcineas we're discovered,
"hich had lam there unknown for ma
ny years. = CUmberIand Packef.
'iHn JWrp' A Virginian stepped
INTO the bar room 0f one Of the first
hotels. during the celebrated race be.
tween Eclipse and SIR Henry. and
asked Tor mint julep; To his inter
surprise aud dismay, the bar keeper
said ne was ignorant If what sort Of
drink he wanted. "My eyes,, ssid
the Nirginian, dost you know how ia
make JulcP--i tell you what. stran
ger " YOU we're 10 come 10 old Virgin.
n.y. we'd have you isrred and feather
en- Answer me one question-bas
sny I"ginion died ia this city lstelyf
" There has been one. aud he has kent
clear oi the resurrection msn.-you
may 20 TO his grave and see the min,
sP,ouung up az all seasons IN prime
ofusr Tor JalePs." Mint was obtained
--sod me E'rg'uian impaired the sc.
oret oi haisiorin stirred Bp with a
streak OF lightning" 60 the bar .kesoer
anu the beverage soon became fash,an.
able.- BaLf. IIinerra.
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GROCERIES,.
y y. CARTER
tsPECIFCLLY calls the attention al
me public 10 hn assortment of GRO.
CEklEs. lie has just received
Is bags 81 best Green CaGee.
do old SLife (ot JsyaJ do.
barrels low priced do. ~
5 do Sugar. ri
large quantity of THAs. HAs~
Together Nth general as ssak =,
soFimsn' OF AL other articles in TIA. bf.sel, ~
business
Aug 10
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WAGONS &. CARTS.

ihE undersigned has for sale, ., his Shop
w Sh'fies'own, The wood - ofk ~ four
H"oNs' vel seAsonedi wagon fer one
horse. completely finished. also. ,bt,, or f'..
tARISs two or three Of winch Ar. oo,. c,,,,
plete. TUOuNS pavI1N
CbArles'own. Aog II. 1850.
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COPPER y BRASS, &c.
A STILL, q 20 gallons. 9Th spp.ts,..
n complete, Copper and Hrass ke,sle.
siso. I'm Ware u every description. f,r So.
81 The shop Of the subscriber IN Chsrlcsfoen
THOMAS RAwIINs,
Wbo e slso furnishing. % order. ~ .bn,,
notice. COOKING sTON Es snd WASHING.
hAIllINts Avg ~. 1890.
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FREE PRESS.
rrHtisHiH, WISELY, ~
oALLAHER s. DAUoHERTY
CONDITIONS.
The Fsfr Pass IS published ~eeLh. ~
TWO DoLLARs & FIFTY CTS

tn AkNUM,
ssysD'e IAN yesiiy W advance. bat Two Dol
.Ah. vii be received ~ payment ~ f,li. y
-" s"'fsl) ~ advance shosii payment be
rpo"y deferred uuiiI The esd II the yesr
"h's DottAss will be invariably charged.
hbvtSrIstsssrs inserted ~ the rate NJ =,
per sq"ere for The three first ,n.er,,oss. A.
'sc"iy i've cenis per square lor each s.b.e
qaent insertion.
- ~ advertisements presented Tor ,s
s<ft'on' an be eon,insrd until Goybsiden. az,
oss'Eed accordingly, unless special direcuoo.
20 tl'e contrary be gwen.
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~ REAMS supervise writing paper.
do. do. letter paper,
= DO. tea paper,
% do. large SIZE wrapping paper.
, gross bonnet bosr,is.
FoF sale, BY The subscriber. a, me n,n,,f.e
iuref's prices
AlsO-Pnme tWillsd Bsgs-sperIn. Oh
old whisky, apple bFsudy, cherry bounce.
Holland gin, i.uiiy nouT--oosfse ssd lne
s~lis Tor sale ~ Tie mOsi reduced pricss
RlCuARD WILLIAMS
Charies'own, Aug Z. 1890.
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY

Consisting in part Of
Lockard knob Locks
Norfolk and bright thumb I.aiches
Butt and parliament Hinges
Bri'sDnia metal table aud tea Spoons
Stock and pad Locks
Braces with Is, 20, Sc and IS bits
Spoke SLAVES
Knives and Forks from 90 cts q set UPWARDS
Torning Chis.els in soits or single one. all
sizes. Pocket knives. Files assorted
Cut Nails aud Spikes,
SpEigs and " roIRhi Nails Ec &c a.
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ORANGE TREES ron SALE.
A NChbER Of grated Orange Trees.
= some OF them now bearing. I'LL bed,
$3.50 :" 49, Inquire cf NE P,,aisrs.
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CORROSIVE SUBLINATE.--Swe milk
Will, we are told by one who has per
sonally observed its operation. prevent
the fatal effect OF corrosive subIimate
taken into the stomach. 1t should be
taken IN as large quantities as the pa
tlent can drink, and as soon as NAV ba.
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o ss,,oO' descriptions, fof sale Il tbs
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

Anu multiplicity Of other articles too
numerous to be enumerated.
We therefore invite ell Of our friends. or
any who NAV be IN search Of new and eheap
Goods, To give MS call at our weII-kDown
establishment IN Shephe rdsiown, " here the,
shall be supplied on such pleasing term. as
10 meet wGh the appreciation Of The eIo.ex1
dealers THOMAS IANFStn
CbeaPsids, shephcrdsiown,
Aug. 4. 1880.
~. b. They will give rs cent, per husb,l
'or elesn fLAXSEED, delivered al their
store.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

AMONG wHIcH AsE
Rio, ST. Domingo. Porto RICO Il java Coffee
Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
Loaf and lump DO
Imperial, Gunpowder. old hysou.
young h,son, end Tyson skin 'Eh
Pepper. AlsPice, Mace. Cloves, Cinnamon
and Nnimegs
One ,isrce OF pure Old Cloret (very eheap,
London particular and Sieil, Madeira 81 an.
Lisbon aud Malaga DO
Pure old port Wine for sick persons
French Brandy and Holland Gin
neg and boz Raisins, Soft shell Almonds
Sperm and 6sh Oil
Sugar house and Orleans Molssses
Sperm aud fellow CsuJics, &o sc.
PAINTS 8 DYE STUFFS.
White Lead in oil. dry white Lead
Spanish Brown, Neneiisn Red,
Yellow ochre, patent Green,
Blue Small. red Lead, Sc.
Together Nth handsome suppIg Of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-14
BAR IRON g. STEEL.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO.,

No. 4 Hsysoood f. Paine's Buildings, Wash.
ingtOB-Squars,
offer for sale, ON the most reasonable
" TERMS
80 tons of Swedes, assorted, fiat, and square
Iron;
Fiat, from ] inch to 6 inch wide;
Square do. I do. to inch;
90 tons English Round, Square, land Flat Iron +;
Round, from inch to SIG inch;
Square do. ] inch to u inch;
Flat, from to II inch wide;
10 tons of o. S. Iron P. 8. L.;
tons of slit Rods and Plates;
do. Of Horse Nail Rods, (made from the best
of Old Sable Iron selected, warranted Of
superior qualiiy);
Il tons Swedes Steel;
u do. German do. of various stamps, such as
Halbuck, Hasanclaver & Sons, and Eagle
Best English and American BLESTERED
STEEL, TUB STEEL, together with a
good assortment Of CAST STEEL;
Axle, Bar, Sledge, and Plough Share Moulds
Axle Moulds, made from the best of Salisbury
refined Iron;
Also, large Team Wagon, Stage, Chaise
and one.horse Wagon Axles and Boxes, fitted
Pipe Boxes, from 81 to Il inch, trimmed smooth
Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon Boxes, from
6 to 81 inches.
M The above will be sold cheap for cash oil
approved credit
Worcester, Dec 30 IT
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HICKORY.

YTNHIS astonishingly feet Horse, which was
Il raised in Montreal, from an English blood
Mare, (sire unknown) is not inferior to any in
the United States for speed, action, and beauty
He is fine sorrel, well built, good size, and Is
pronounced by judges in every respect first
rate Horse. He trots 3.minute gait, is a fast
walker, and has paced round the Trotting
Course, L. l., in 2 minutes "a seconds, and
was offered, publicly, to match against any
horse that could be produced. 1t is considered
unnecessaryto say any more, as his quallica'
tons are too well known to be doubted.
u He will stand at ABBOTT'S Tavern
Holden, during the season.
w TERMS, 90 the season. Bargains car
be made to warrant by agreement, as he has
proved sure, and in such; cases Mares disposec
Of, will be considered with foal.
March IL. -Sw1l
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Printed and Published By
8. III. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

OONDA 1ON6 OE AUDAAOA A1N4N'
Hf Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum to those who receive them by
stage, two dollars and twenty-five cents. TWEEN.
ty-fve cents will be deducted when the pay.
ment is made in advance.
60 Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
NJ The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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AMOS ID. FARRAR

ND ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
Ia Of Worcester and its vicinity, that he has
taken the BLACKSMITH'S SHOP lately oc.
cupisd by Mr.. E. b. RICE, near the Tavern now
occupied by s. Banister, whore he intends car
rying on the BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
in its various branches. He will pay particu.
lar attention to the Shosing of Horses, and
Oxen and hopes, from the long experience he
has had in that business, to merit share ofthe
public patronage Most kinds of Produce will
be received in payment for work,
April7 II
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A SAYING OF so PER CENT
is MADE IN USING THE
Hartford Cast Iron ,PlOughs.

- TyHESE Ploughs have
NJ n been in use a consider
...sae-55gN able length of time, and have
80 been universally approved of
by those who have used them.
Inc Recommendation annexed, may serve to
show in what estimation the Ploughs are held
by practical farmers:
We, the subscribers, have use6the Hartford
Cast Iron Ploughs, and prefer them to any
other kind, on rocky as well as plain land
They run much easier, are more durable, and
can be kept in repair for less than half the ex-
pense of other Ploughs.''
Signed by John Mason, Adam Harrington,
Shrewsbury; John Burpee, Sterling Charles
Bruce, Phitipston; William H. Moore, Boyls-
Vest Boylston
Wherever these Ploughs have been introduce
ed: they have superseded the use of wooden,
Plonghs, and only need Ia fair trial to satisfy
any one of their superiority.
:, 20 The above Ploughs are made by j. & J.
NURSE, !r;, Shrewsbury, and for sale by
DANIEL G. WHEELER, JR., & co.
Worcester, March 81. IL
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From .hs Montreal Herald, Feb. q.

GENEROUS INTREPIDITY. About six
weeks ago, as young Indian of the Sc.
Regis tribe, named Lasar Tarble, was anus
ing himself in the exercise of skating on the
st. Regis River, about mile above the vii
lage of that name, he incautiously slipt into
an air hole. His cries soon arrested the at
tention of some Indians who were returning
from Hogansburg, by land road, separat-
ed from the river by small thicket of woods.
The Indian death cry was sufficient signal
to inform them that friend was in distress.
The whole party, consisting of six or seven
persons, left their horses and sleighs, and
ran in the direction from whence the cry
came, and soon discovered the unfortunate
boy, struggling in the last agony of despair.
They all stopped at the verge Of the ice,
except one-this was an uncle of the boy
he did not hesitate, but plunged into the
water perfectly undismayed by the awful
prospect before him, Of which he was eau
toned by his then sinking nephew, in these
words, "Uncle, do not come after me, or
you will perish with me-" He swan few
rods, when he met bar of ice that separat-
ed him from the air hole in which his neph-
ew was-he used all the strength he was
master Of, to break the ice with his arms,
hut finding it impracticable, he dived under
it, distance of about twenty-four feet, and
reached the side of his nephew who had al
ready sunk below the surface: he caught
him, and with one effort Of Herculean
strength, threw him on the ice, when with
very little assistance, he might have been
saved; but being quite benumbed, and prob
ably insensible to his danger, he slid back
into the water and was drowned.
The generous uncle, whose name deserves
10 be recorded, Jean Baptist Terence was,
by the sxertion made in swinging his neph-
ew on the ice, driven under it on the oppo-
site side, and was seen floating down with
the current, by the persons above, at a dis
lance of about eight or ten feet from the air
hole. In this most horrid Of all imaginable
situations, he had the presence Of mind to
endeavor to break the ice with his head, but
was twice unsuccessful, when, IN has ocp
svords, desperation inpelled him to one more
effort. mot, however, before he bad taken d
considerable quantity of water, he managed
with the motion of his hands and feet to gain
the bottom, and with one bold spring, drove
his head through the ice, where he must yet
have persisted, had he not been rescued BY
those on the ice. / saw him six days after
the occurrence; he appeared quito recover
ed, except the top Of his head, which was
dreadfully bruised.
An Irish lodgor being asked how he had
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Horticultural Notice.

HNHE members Of the Worcester Agricul.
IL tural Society, are hereby notified, that
their Annual Meeting will be holden at Thorn
ass Coffee House, in Worcester, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of April neat, at IL o'clock, A. M
for the choice Of Officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other business al
shall come before the Society.
WIN. D. WHEELER, Rec. See'ry.
Worcester, March 81. Is
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STEEPLE CLOCKS.

WNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
I'LL public, that they have, ut considerable
expense, furnished themselves with complete
sets Of superior Tools for the manufacture Of
Steeple Clocks, which they are constantly
manufacturing, and solicit share Of the pub
lie patronage. All Clocks putin operation by
them, will be warranted to perform in a-supe.
rior manner. Z. HORTON g. CO.
Stafford, March 10. tito
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From the Essen Gazetts.
BEAUTY.

Girl of the dark and kindling eye
Oftinted cheek and fair white brow,
On which the wreathing tresses lie
Like shadows on the driven snow!
Thou of the free and sunny glance,
Whose step is as PERKS dance,
Whose form is fair as those which keep
Their watch above the Sculptor's sleep,
Or as the visions floating by
The Poets yelled and dreaming eye!
Ha!-dost thou love the fattering strain1
And does the youthful blood steal up
Thy cheek and forehead, like the stain
Which wanders from the fowret's cup,
And mantles with its own rich dye
The lovely folds which cluster by?
! marvel not-for thou art one
Whose pathway fingers in the sun
Life's deseft-track-its midnight gloom
Its WEAKNESS, are yet to come
And God forbid that should seek
To cloud the sunshine ofthy youth;
Or lend unto thy brow and cheek
The GOODNESS Of unwelcome TRUTH
For well l know each boding word
In LIES unshadowed morning heard,
Hath power to send the warm blood back
To freeze along a wintry track
To chill the flow of feeling up,
And dash the pearls from Fancy's cup!
But it may not be wrong to say,
That Pleasures bud is wasted soon;
And, that the sunny smiles of day,
May darken ere the time of noon:
And that the pictured cloud of morn,
OF Earth's white mist and sunshine born
The gay, glad thing which wanders through
The shoreless infinite of blue,
May gather 20 its sunset form
The fiery attributes of Storm
And knowing this--it were not well
For Earths fair creatures, such as thou
To trust the brief, unreal spell,
Which maketh green their pathway now;
1t were no: well to dream alone
OF beautys vile, and fattery's tone
VI brave men bending down the knee,
In deep and fond idolatry,
Of love-the sacred love, which hath
No change nor ending save in Death!
The eye will lose its light--the blood
Creep slowly through the frozen vein =
The dropping of Life's summer bud
Revives not by the Autumn rain -.
And pain--disease-and ghastly death,
Will wait upon the wanderers path,
And moro than these--the madness wrought
By cherished love that speaketh not
The sense Of wrong-the blush Of shame
The pang of guilt-the branded name
Oh, turn thee from thy gladstone hours,
And from the smiles that light thy way -
The garner of life's fading flowers,
The funeral-torches of Decay!
Oh turn from these, for they will pass
Like dew from off the shaken grass,
Or like the dream that glideth by
The vision of the sleep-gealed eye,
Ay, Hope and Love may pass away,
Before one raven tress be grey!
But there is Hops,-and when the heart
BY wrong, and guilt, and shame is riven,
1t points US to the "better part"
The pure and blessed light of Heaven!
What though, the way of life become
A desert of unbroken gloom,
Still to Contrition's eye of tears,
A ray of promised bliss appears
A guiding radiance sent abroad,
To call the pilgrim home to God
Esd Of Sd month. ]. G. w.
o. Answer to the Enigma in the last Spy,
Snuff
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SPRING GOODS.
FORBES & FREEMAN,

Il EC O. Il nee m AN,
Corner of Kilby and Central-streets, Boston,
HAVE received, and are constantly receiy.
m ing, BY the latest arrivals, q very general
assortment of
FRENCH, INDIA, and BRITISH GOODS,
which will be sold at the lowest market prices,
for cash or credit
-CoMPRIsING--
80 cases Canton Goods, viz: Synchaws, Sarse-
nets, Camblets, Grapes, Levantines, Sat.
ms, Satin Levantines, Levantine Hdkfs.,
and Nankins,
10 cases Suchan Pongees,
French Levantines and Taffetas,
italian Silks, Florences,
eros de Indies and Gros de Naples Silks,
Satins, Silk Vestings, Barage,
Silk Hosiery, Cologne,
Fancy and Pearl Buttons,
Black and White Hooks and Eyes,
Palmyriennes, Battiste,
LsoattRss, Sewing Silks,
Cords and Braids of every description,
Fancy Silk, Gauze, and Grape Hdkfs.,
Merino and Raw Silk Shawls,
Bobbinet and Gauze Wells,
Bobbines Lace, Cuttings,
Thread and Gimp Laces,
French Grapes, Felvets,
Garniture, Taffeta, Satin, and Belt Ribbons,
Silk and Horse Skin Gloves and Mitts,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
6 cases Choppa and Bandanna Hdkf.,
Linens and Lawns,
IS Z" Prints, new patterns,
5 +" Furniture Chintz, new style,
Marseiles and Valencia Vestings,
Cotton and Linen Drillings,
Swiss, Null, and Book Muslins,
Plain and Fig'd Cambrics,
Jaconet Cambrics,
Linen and Cotton Hdkfs.,
Black and Color'd Cambrics,
Rouen Cassimeres, Moreens,
Padding, Cotton Fringe, GiEghams,
Foundations and Millinets,
Linen Damasks and Table Covers,
Diaper, Bang-up Cords,
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Linen and Cotton Threads,
Lace and Gimp Threads,
Buckram, Canvas, &c. &c.
March 81. 6teow