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EVENTS M FnAncH.

The fiiosinS ps,s,s,uph frosu tho letter or n
eosrs ,pct lea, Of The ,s~ YORK Albion. aisor,is
scenes In P~r's. daring Mo frc., .i.,s ., blood
The day and the 6r;nr grew intense
W hot together. About Two o'e!ecs.
vas in tie Msrc.,c au. Flcurs. a can-
non charged with grape shot. station
eel on the neigirbor;n. bridge, was rak
ing the quay and the street adjacent.
The troops suffered in turn; several Of
The guards wcreIcd OF Killed or wound
ed. UnIucky bourgeois, who v-ntur-
ed into places exposed to The FIRE, suf
Tered for their tcnierity. Isaw stu
dent looking person. who was quietly
walking the quay with foldel arms.
struck dead BY a shot from the other
side Of the river. AZ the corner of
the street where had posted myself.
lay an old man, with his back 10 the
wall, apparently asleep. I wondered
to see him rest thus coniposetiIy In the
midst 81 the iondest dis CD ARC, OF raus-
kerry ] ever heard. ifooksd--a fata,
woutid was gaping i'm his breast, and
the blood bnbbied up-he was dead.
About this time saw pcrpetrated an
act of deliberate murder. On the Pc
TIT Point, near Notrc Dame, is a sort
of guard house, where were asse mb!rd
a party OF disarmcd soldiers, convefs.
ing quietly together. had stcpped a
moment tc gather what were their feel
ings on the occasion. One Of them
was saving, that he, for one, would ne
yer FIRE where he might have the un
hsppinesseto hit his own father or bro.
Their. had not moved far, when some
thing behind drawing my attention,
saw three armed aud i'll looking figures
on the bridge, one Of whom was In the
oct OF adjusting his piece AZ the party
had left: he fre,l aud made of. The
people ran together TO the SPOT; and as
igot up. they were carving off. dead.
the poor fellow whom had heard the
morient before express himself so hu-
namely. The villain Who thus in cold
blood murdered a mcritorious soldier
citizen, WAS one OF the few armed peo.
Pile ] saw moving about in the quarters
unattached. Tile inhabitants for the
most part stood with folded arms and
pale faces, listening 10 the repeated
bursts Of fire arms and explosions oI
artillery, that seemed 10 threaten the
sobversion of the city. Occasionsily
an honest NAN, with muskct on his
shoulder, was heard Indignantly ex-
ciaining-'Three days ago, aud all was
peace; We hail t,ade, commerce. sc.
lcurity-ihe eleriions ovcr-the cha,n.
bers CA the point Of meeiing-esery
where obedience 10 government. AM,
now'-the LOUD roar OF cannon filled
up the pause. and answered more EN-
phaticaily than words.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

Paris, Aug. le.--As. at this-im.
poitant crisis, every eye is dircrted TO-
wards this country. and every person
IN Europe Is more or less interssied in
the conIact of the Ereneh Govern
ment. by which the tranquility %!
France and of other countries uay be
prevented or established, / send you
{by express) the following list Of the
Ministers ~!Io have Just been appoint
ed by Louis Philip the FEst:-Fo.
reign Affairs, Count de Mote; War,
General Gerard Finance, Baron Lou
-; Instruction pubIique. and Ptesi-
dent of the Council oil State. Due de
Broglie Interior. N. de Guizot Ma
rine. General Sebsstiani; Justice, 81.
Dupont de I'Eure.
twill be seen from this list that the
majority OF the sppoinisen,s made bV
the Provisional Government have beef,
confirmed.
Persons who are thoroughly acausin.-
ed with the characters ol these tneI.
declare that il would be utterly i'm
possible TO compose a Ministry BETTE,
calculated tn give eonfdeDes 20 the
friends Of limited Monarchy, witho1 =
at the same time creating dfs:rust and
provoking hostility among the remain
Jog advocates for q further extension u
popular power.
The Council of Ministers consists.
besides the seven Ministers OF STATE.
OF Mcssrs. Jacques Latte, Cassimer
Psrrier, Dupin. SEN, and Baron Bi.
grumi ell four members Of the Cham.
Der Of Deputies.
II is said that Philip me FYysf hs.
offered 60 Charles X. The use OF 81.
splendid villa, near PaIsrme, and that
% - probable the clfeF will be ACCEPTED,
THIS will be regular barter.
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Prophecy If Ncpoieon. Doctor O.,
Neara, ia his Voice from 81. Helena.
says, page I60--s lie tNspoleoal COZ.
verssd upon the prsbsbility Of reva.
LUTON IN Frsoce. Ere twenty wears
hsye elapsed, when ava dead and b.
ried.' said he, 'you viii witness aDo.
lber yeuoissiioa IN Haare. II IL in.
possible that twenty niee mislions IL
Frepehmen can 1--we eenteusad nndyr
The yess 81 soveteigas imposed az,
shsm By Foreigners, and against wks,,
they have fought and bled Zoe nearly
thirty years. Can ysu blame il,s
French Gor net being willipg % ssbrn 4
% che yeke Il such animals as Mua.
chenuy |"
Aenshens wss the Boesbon csm-
missioner 81 50. Helena, fsr The safe
lesstedy q NapoieOn- Bal. Par
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loves to linger France has preserved
amiG all her troubles, an innuuierabie
number OF soldiers. Statesmen and ol,i-
Ianttropists, md We cannot but hon.
that win their aid she viii stand re-
dcensed, regcneratcd, and ,iisenthrai,-
ed, by tho irresistible genius Of upivsr-
sal emancipation. 2 % gFe =
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PARIS. AUG. -.
Le EqiioaaI dc Brszeiies. IL ne
isih instant. ssys---s' Jsst az che mo-
msni Of asing to Vvess, We learat dBs,
90. 600 huttfpns sfe on sheir snaseh
&c Italy, go Thar the farces wlas i shss
power has "a ne Peninsula. anoan. e
80, Ooo elective men
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Frorn ,l.e Conrirr FrnneoI..

AT the capture of the Tpilerie,, two
workmen obtained possession OF poe
ket book containing a million ia bank
notes, They have delivered on the
pockct book, without ab.tra cting any
thing from il, aud would not even give
Heir names.
The suspension bridge AT the Place
de Greye has received the name Of the
Bridge Of Arcole.
On Use osh Of July, brave youth
said 70 the armed citizens: We
must cross this BRIDGET will set the
example, II die, remember, my
name is Areoir." Ssyiag these words,
he started. BE hail scarcely reached
the middle Of the bridge when hc fell,
pierced by upwards Of score Of balls.
Tie Witnesses Of his heroism, having
retained his name. have given IL 10 the
bridge which was the theatre of his So.
bIime deyotcduess.
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The news Of the events ~ Paris was
carried ~ Brussels by pigeons and a.
n pigeon cannos carry mere words than
n telegraph. ibcssrt II Iaeoaie wriiins
u nssesssrily 20 request Ons sf them
~ sa,dsio have bofse this lnihy sen
leRce, Paris up--the King down
Ministers oH.''
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vol. XIII.
POLITICAL.

Our rc,,icrs have noticed, in the account, ol
the rSsent Revolution la rsapec, iiraue.i, a,lu-
.icns 70 ,i.c g Marselles lynn Of Iibstsy aud
have do'bdes> felt, Ike ourselves, some curiosity
20 see the P,o.!uetion. We now have The plc...
sun Of presenting it TO them. Il q spirit-s,ir-
ring ode, and in happy aceorianes viii ,a., en-
'hosia.'is feelings cf the French people =
MARsEuLEs HYMN oFiiBHRry.
Translated from The French for the Riehmoai
a. Whig.I
We Sous of freedom, wake T. glory
iafS bark What Elyriasis bid you rise
Your chiltrrn. wives, aad gyandsires hcary,
n,noid their trErs and hear their. cries
Shall hateful tsy:mss, mischiefs trvesiiry,
Nith hirriing hosts, "a rpf'is,, band;, Va.
AHflght asd d,soac their land,
"niic peace and liberty lie bleeding
To arms To arms We brave
III srciigiug sword uns,s:.si.
March GA, niArvh or. all heats rcsol.'d
on victory or death. fr
Nov. now, tho tiangcrou. storm is rolling.
W t'~h ireacherous kings confesicratc raise,
The dogs OF war, let loo~., are bowling, ~
And 10 +. our hells aud cities blaze
Aud shall We basely view the ruin,
While fnwlcsy force it'll guilty stride
Spscrsss dcsnistiop far a,d wide, 5.a
With crimes and blnod his hands iini.r,inv9 ~.
10 arnis 20 arms. VIC brave, Ss.
Witli luxury and pride surrounded.
Tho vile irsatiite dc-prts dare
Their thirst 81 power n',,i gold unboundcd.
10 m'-ie aud vtnd the light aud ar
Like beasts of hui,ieu would thcy lead US
Lake gods would bid theic slaves aslosr,,
BOT u,sn is m-',. and Who IL more
hen aiall they longer lash and goa.l as
10 arms to arms ye brave, Sc.
Oh, liberty can man rcsiy, thee,
bucf In fell
Ian dungeons, bolts, and bars coniinc thee
Or Whips thy noble spirit tame,
Too long de world has sept. bow ailiny
hat s.isehoois dagger t,rSnts Weld,
But freedom is our sword and sl,isid.
And all their arts are unsnaiing,
10 arms 20 arms yc brave, &c
THE SPRING JOURNEy.-By Blshop lI,bcr.
Oh green was the corn rs rode ON nav way.
Ana bright were the dews on the blossoms Of
Aud dark was the syeamore's shade 4, behold.
And the oaks tender leaf was at cmc,sd and
The thrush from his holly the Lark from Lis cloud
Their chorus OF rapture sung jo,iai AID loud
From thc softvcrnal sky 10 the eft4assy ground
"ere was beauty above me, bcncssii, and around.
The mild southern brcczc brought shower from
49,, the hill 49,
>eay.s, though il lvf, all ripping and chill,
aien nc'v pleasure as onward I sped,
10 gaze where the rainbow cleaned broad over
81. head ~ 80 =, So = -
M such be iif.'s jcuiney, and such be our skin,
o lose IN its blessings the s1i.ss of its i'll
fhroukis ssoshin. ard shower mas Gun prorre.,
s..- .beesen.
And Our ,esus sdi charm u the prospect of
Heaven,
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ftis stated that during the conflict
80 Paris, many ladies heated oil, water.
&c 10 throw upon the Kings troops
and this bad so good an effect in seve.
RAJ. q lbe stssets, ilIat the tfOops SciUs-
ed 20 enter. ..e
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THE SPRING JOURNEY.-By Bishop lIsbcr.
Oh green was the corn as rode ON nav way.
And bright were the dews on the Liosson,s of
May, y
tni DART was the syeRinure's shade tn behold,
And the oaks tender leaf was at cme,s.d and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

ga EDLEY viii tand the ensuing Spring at nv
IVh stable, in the county of CHESTERFIELD being the
same place he made his last season, within one
mile OF Moo1y's Tavern, Is from Petersburg, and
~ from Richmond, and is ready serve mares ut
so the leap, $50 the season. payable the 18th July
next when II will cXpre-$50 TO insure mare pays-
BILE as she is known 10 be in foa and one dollar
to the groom.
yHe,Hey is handsome grey, years old this Spring
iu 10 hands high-or form, siengih, beauty, appear
ance, performance and blood, admired and approved-
lie has made but one season. when he had Id mares
besides my own Mr.. John ID. Kirby's mare Coqustte
was, however put TO him before he made season. and
produced very promising grey fey, which is the on
~ one oil ms get that has yet appeared 800 in cash
was offered for it at months old, $1,000 asked-apd
as aodiona evidence OF the value of his family sold
last fall the half OF two FLIES by Sir Charles out of ed
10Y dam Old Reality, four and the other two year.
DID, Tor $1,000 IN money. My overseer Mr.. Baueh,
my son George and Arthur Taylor all residing near the
Stable will attend particularly 10 all orders in nv alb
scnce' W. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Feb. 4 gf-w2oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

CAOIION-It having come to our knowledge ha
orders sent to this town Tor our Cotton Yarns have
been supplied by Other Yarns: We are compelled IN
caution ~ who wish 10 purchase Yarns. 10 noGce
particularly the label on each bundle. E.ch bundle
has Iah.l With the naus Of our factory (appJ1affor
COTTON FhctorU and our name printed on white p,ve,.
ana no bundle IS ever be permitted 10 be sold viii
out the label. John f. WTtV a. Gu"
Petersl u5g, Feb. g. osios
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on Mrs. nEMAN's POETRY.
kFrnm tho last Edinburg RrYio,y. J


Almost an hor poem. rich with fine descriptions, and stride
over with images visible beauty but these IDLE
nents: pomrs have eonns and her bowers and her
arranged they said he among Eastern lovers as
speak tho language of truth and OF passion This peculiarly
m,rkablc pieces which first sight to DO pure
y descpysbu fouad 20 tell upon tho heart, with
deep moral and pathetic impressions hut lisa truth nearly
conspicuous the greater part of her productions; where
scarcely with striking sentiment that ushecd in
symphony and scarcely lovely picture tina
does 6egtoundto deep LOFTY emotion W.
may illustrate this proposition, think by opening either Of hes
little volumes andon aud taking what they first present Us
Pho following exquisite lines for example. Pamrsc in af
Eaglsh garden:
"It waved thro' an Eastern sky,
Beside iount of Araby
1t fann'd by southern breeze
In some green isle of Indian seas
Nor did its graceful shadow sleep
Ger stream of Afc, lone and deep
"But far the excd Palm-tree grew
Midst foliage OF no kindred hue;
1hro' the abunums dropping gold
Rose light shaft of orient mould,
And Europcs volcts family sweet,
Purplod the mossbeds ut its feet.
"stIaugo ookd it ,hcre-tho willow sroamI
MGeTs siIye,y waters teri M, near sG.%d'
Tomurmur by the Deserts Tee,
And showers of n made
Alusre in its fan-ke shade.
''rhcre came un eve of fes,n hours
Rich music filled that gardens bowers:
On, sparks of dew soft colours flung,
Under the blossoms TO and ifo
'But one, lone one, midst the throng
soem'd reckless all OF dance song:
Uewa youth of dusky MEN,
Whcreon the Indian had been
OF crested brow, and long black hair
stranger like the Falm-tree, there
"And slowly sadly moved his pumcs,
Gliuering athwart the leay gooms
lie pass I'd the pale green olives by,
Nor the chestnut flowers his eye;
But when o that sole Palm he came,
Then shot rapture through his frame.
''To him, to him its rustling spoke,
The silence of his soul it broke.
Itwhispcrcd of lis own bright isle,
That lit the ocean with a SMILE;
Aye, to his ear that native tone
Had something of the se,-wave's moan
ellis mothers cabin home, that lay
Where ienthery fringcd the bay;
The dashiug of his brcthteu's oar
The couch-noe heard along the shoro;-
Al! hro' his Weakening bosom swept:
lie claspd his cOuny's Treo-and wept
sob! scorn him nOr-thc strength, whereby
The patriot giris himself TO die,
Thu uncOnquorlble power, which fills
The freeman battling on his hills
These have fountain deep aud clcar,-
The whence gush'd that child like tear"
Mrs H. beware of becoming volumnou and
thing long the "Forcs Sanctuary" But
f the generation nhcr for short poems
persuaded will readily allow her be forgotten. For do
hesitate say, that she is beyond all compason the
touching and accomplished of
has vet to boast OF
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a PPOMATrOX COTTON FACTORY.-T6, .,,t.
"a scriber- (unaer the Of John f. Wilv e. 70 ,
have commenced operations at their Cotton Factory in
the Town OF Petersburg, and beg leave TO inform their
friends and the public generally, that they can he sim
piled with Yarns Of ve'y superior quality and at fair o
ees, either at the Mill or at the Store OF Messrs Cntb
pert q smith J. Y. STOCKDELL
J0HNF r. Willy.
NJ. d PANSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

ENFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Absconded op
d Tuesday the 18th instant from on board Mr. p j.
Archers boat then lying at Cartcrsvle, negro man.
TOM, (whs calls himself Tom JeilersoD) He is a re-
inches high, well formed and very straight dark COM
peXion though not very black high cheek bones and
has lost one OF his front teeth believe an upper tooth
on me lett SIDE The loss oil which shows when he speaks
his dress is not known, he TO his wfe's house
(a Goochland courthouse the night after he absconded
and there changed his clothes he has been carriage
driver several years consequently he is well acquainted
IN Richmond, where it is probable he may go he is
very ariiu fellow, and may try pass for free man.
and attempt TO leave the State will give libsraI re
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up out oil the state and secured in Jail that get him
again. Any information respecting him, addressed to
me near Sosvie, Powhaan county, Va. WILDE thank
July received. ROBERT DABNEY.
Powhatan Feb. 4. 9l-wn
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= . OF DcIk, d.
James Clty county, Dec. II. 7i-wI2t*

YHNWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
a Runaway from The suhsc ber living IN Camp-
bill county last May. my negro Jim. | will give
800 reward Tor appreerdng him and conlining him i'm
Jan so get him again, or $50 il taken of this State
Jun u an artiu fellow, between forty and ,rty FIVE
lah oil yellow complexion, with busily he ad of hair
his movements quick, he i. good coarse sbo-ma
Rrr, and can do almost any kind Of coarse carpeuer,s
work. lave no doub, lie has ob'an-d free papers
and Ia passing rs free man by another name Asy
inform ton OF Jim, line directed 10 Falling Bridge
W II be thankfully received. JOHN HOBSON
Campbell county, Va Jan. ~ St-wam
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n motion TO postpone indefinitely the question Of re-
chdrtering the Bank Of Virginia, being tHder cons-
deTRtiOn--
Mr.. RUrHEEFooRD expressed his regret that in
the then exhausted state OF the House, he felt
co strained once moro 10 ask their indulgence
As he anticipated and predicted, The motion for the
indefinite posponement Of the subject, had pro-
duced the desired eHsc'. Had the HOu'e adopt.
ed hi suggestion and cohcurred in the Report of the
committee, reserving all discussion upon the subject
until Bill could be brought in, lie believed that 10,
more time would have been consumed 10 debate, than
had already been wasted in this unavaing attempt to
eronom'z' time. IN the ftw remarks which he had
a'r ady submitted h. had IN the spir OF the
ton OF the gentleman from Alb 'marle, (Mr. Giimer)
confined himself strictly 10 the expedency Of dsetrng
the consilsta ion OF the merits OF The memorial until
the meeting OF the next Legislature. But az her
gentlemen who followed him, had thought proper to
pursue different course, and TO at large into
the merits OF The Memorial he had no alternative left
but TO follow their example.
Mr. X. said he would not attempt 10 enter into any
di'cus,n Of the policy and principles OF Banking IN
the abstract-lIe would resign that tax to political
economHs. lie considered the policy OF the STATE
"a TO The expectancy Of opDra'ing Banks 10 have
been long since settled and that have al present.
the least prospect OF witnessing exclusive
tac currency. ", indeed, completely isOla-
ted and cut of from all communication with ohpT
states so as to be able TO exclude from territory the
circulation Of foreign Bank notes, to enforce any de-
termination we might make 40 TO the expedency oil
adopting metallic circulating medium or not there
would be propfis,y in mooing the policy Of in
cooperating BaHks, and Of weighing the undoube1 adj.
Yaft sges against ths acknowledged evils attendant
upon such institutions. But, such s no, our stustion.
! We are surrounded by states whose superabundsni
Bank paper would force its way throughout every
portion Of our Commonwealth, " not excluded by a
sounder paper currency Of our own. Let the notes
Of our own Banks be withdrawn from circulation sud
heir place would he speedily supplied by those Of
other States. vacuum in such 0 circulation, would
be Ound as impossible as 10 The surrounding aiInos-
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NEW AND .sEAsoNABLt. GOODS.

~ NElLSONiLis just rscciecd a I'd offers for sale
a. unusually low prices aa cx,onsv" sock o.
Eu'brocing hrrc and general ynrety suited To The
present snnd approaching season. and c1nsistirg in
purt ofno TIl-r .rikDsaf ~ f-s, \ Al n - "
10 Biae, black onj fancy coorcd cloths cashmere.
l.f' iOSloru aIin ste .n!xt 40 Y.rlfd IL
'O Do1uirTr' d. saf,ineits -.ro1 cdr uuo'.
0' Blue and brown dD ( ..,ae1 erR .--.t
~ otslieil and swuiIsdown ysstjIy- o. so Lnf1.
70 VIZ Rose, Jufie and point biaakcts5 A-s5i
sg,CreeIi booking anil floor cloth bai,es 90 ~
Finc and srpertine white fannrls -.ii-1 ~ r.i
Red, green, yellow and black do ~ i,I
s 90 Back and blue black Italian lusirhg BLOC =ir
al lndin satin ind satin, lcyantine ylTr.l-- o.. q
10 blhck aud blue-b.ack Gao de Nap lo'7-Tr-
~ Fancy coourcd nlI do ASSORTED d.nuu
% iuDo c,H do Gro de Indes 'i,.a2
w. Black senchcws and sarsnetts uJ-tll
~ merno'and Casi,aere long shaals9i- "a yui
DO 1'. do handk erc.I.fs Z .iso1-
81 Ihlbe', Pruszian and eassiniere square DO q
r Ihibet and worsted barese hdkfs drgJ l11w
Baregc, game and Gro de Nap do .a-'.ri
Merino cloths mud circmsans, ldif .coiours.
rs and "A Irish linens
5, ond ga do slIeeiings u sii b. 5sl SRI
Long lawns and linen cnmbrjes .'f eco
Linen cambria hdks
8-4 and lO-4 dannsk -.
Russia. birda-cye aid 81 diapers fis-
Black Nankn and Canton crapes 30 II -
PiRid Norwich b. Tod r'i co - s@f7 ,1l'
BLACK and white Italian Grapes & !" ',';,
Black and cnleured pamyrenes 81 --.
Plain black and cnloured borpbpzcjts $50 ,,as-
Figured do do and raiijnetts
Black English bnmbazjnes "
Tartan md Circassinn pIads and canbleis
Black, oive aud drab bang-up cords lg
Plan hook, mnll and Swiss n,fslnrs
Figured Do do Do asst!
A and GA COTTON cambrics ""ui
Plain mud checked jacoDcts
Plaid and fancy I.oIilou prints .--ii ~ -
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery -.
Silk and worsted brajds, ussorltd COO
Gloves of every variety
Spitniield and bandauna hdt1a '"
Imitation bandanna and NJ adras Do
Figured satin and Gro dc Nap bouquet ribhous
t'aue, cap, do do
Common, fine and supesfIle heh 10
Lack and coloured guard ., do
r. A large supply of brown, bleaclled and plaid do
nesiics, apron and furniture cheeks. bed rcklngs
british oznaburgs, aud cnarse woonens for nrgro
.pthing. And constantly oh hand, ~ b.
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
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CHOICE GOODS


HEAVY Jet, and blue, black Italian I.ustrinns
II Blue. black double chain Avignon tiorences
Jet and blue, black Gro do Indies
Faron, drab, and led colorad do.
Blue and jet black, and assorted colored Gro tle
% no Maps
Black, white and assorted colors French satins
ia English, and French 81 black bombazines
a. 4 Ga black Italian crapes--broud selvaeed
Black Mandarin crapes-smooth and glossy :,
IS q % inch black Italian cruvats
6 Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths ~ - ~
Extra double milled blue. black, and mixed cassi-
mcres
Buff, white, light and dark drab do.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths % o.
Buff and black casimeretts, for vestng bro
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk veivcfs
Figured black md colored velvet vestngs
3D. 6-8.9 q tod damasks and diapers
Sd Irish, and Io-4 real Russia sheetiuy
3 a a. 7-8 long lawns
7-8 &,@-d Irish linens. soft finish and very ffc
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised and colored
.r. borders .r. -.-r'. .-il.. .1rr-o'
Linen cambrics .t..
Mems English and French silk hose and half hosp
.a 10 English and French silk gloves
rnto7-'s Black horse skin, and white Beaver do
.. German s. English black s. white silk hose
White embossed silk do
BLACK, white, and crimson Merino scarfTs
% Dark, blue, and cashmere do. ~
Bich cause scars, crimson, blue, straw, pink and
white ,., VI.
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
Brazian turn-back neck tuck, and side do
Madame Cantello's corsetfS-all numbers
Mems Gambler and plain cloaks ... ii .,..s
Womens Mcrino cloth do.
good assortment Of tho above goods recently re-
Gently received, for sale at the lowest market prices
by .r,a . tomas .t 4. 81 u. JAMES, g. Co. 90
dec 10 .Hnrkef SGrtare.