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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
BALLAD.--BY BISHOP HEBER.

ooh captain Of the Moorish hold
Unbar thy gates to me, Ittrr
And will give thee gems and gold NO
To eat Fernando FREQ. .t.t Will
For I a sacred oath have plight .ar.f. ir
A pilgrim 10 remain, rHn-ia =
Till 1 return with Laras knight, .ra
The noblest knight Of Spain. tug
"Good Christain youth" the captain said,
s'Thy suit is soon denied,
Fernando loves a Moorish mod,
And will with us abide
Renowned d is every Christian rite,
The turban he hath ta'en,
And Lara thus hath lost her knight,
The boidost knight Of Spain"
Pale, marble pale, the pilgrim turned.
A cold and deadly dye;
Then in his checks tho bushes burned,
Aud anger in his eye.
(From forth his cowl a ringlet bright
Fell down. Of golden grain,)
"Base Moor, TO slander Lrras knight
The boldest knigh, of Spain.
"Gn look on Lugo's CORY field,
Gu look on Tayos tide
Can We forget the red cross shield,
That all your host defed?
Alhama's warriors turned to fight,
Granada's sultan slain,
Attest the worth Of Lara's knight,
The boldest knight Of Spain"
"By Allah, yea" with eyes Of fire,
The lordly paynim said,
"Granada's Sultan was my sire,
Who fell by Laras blade!
And tho thy gold were forty fold,
The ransom we're but vain
To purchase back thy Christian knight.
Tne boldest knight Of Spain"
"Ah, Moor, the life that once is shod
No vengeance can repay,
And who can number mp tho dead
That fall in baltic frsy'
Tbysclf, in many a manly fight,
Hast many father slain;
Then rage NOT thus gains, Larns knight,
The boldost knight Of Spain"
"And who art thou, whose T;;,,--..irri vest
Thy beauties i'll may shroud;
The locks of gold, the henving breast,
A moon beneath y clond'--
Wilt thou our Moorish creed recite,
And here with me reWainl
lie may depart the captive knight,
The conquered knight Of Spain"
"Ah speak not so," with voice Of wo,
Tho shudderin9 stranger cried,
Another creed may not know,
Nor live anothcr's bride!
Fornando's wifo may yield hor lifo,
But not her honor stain,
To loose the cards of Lara's knight,
The Aoblest knight Of Spain.
sand hnowsst thou then how hard doom
Thy husband yet may hear?
The fettered limbs, the living tomb,
The damp and noisomc air'
In lonely cave, and void oflight,
To drsg helpless chain.
Tn, pride condemns the Christian knight.
The prop and pride of Spain
ooh that within that Dungeons glopm,
His sorrows might share,
And cheer him in that living tomb,
With love, and hope, and prayer
But still the faith once have plight
Unbroken must rcmain,
And God will help tho captive knight
Aud plead the cause OF Spain"
"And dsemst thou from tho Moorish hold
In safety to retire.
Whose locks outshine Arabia p gold,
Whose eyes the diamonds frei"
She drew poinnrd, small and bright,
And spake in calm disd, in,
ale taught me how, my Christian Knight
To guard the faith Of Spain"
The drawbridgc falls with loud alarm
The clashing portals hy,
She bar her breast, she raised her arm,
And hnclt in net tn do;
But ah! the thrill Of wild delight
That shot through every vein:
He stood before her. Larn's knight,
The noblcst knight Of Spain.
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SMITHS ARITHMETIC.
MURRAY'S GRAMMAR.
SMITHS GRAMMAR.
WALKERS DICTIONARY.
WELPLY'S COMPEND AND
QUESTIONS.
AMERICAN CLASS BOOK.
PORTER'S ANALYSIS.
The above, with other School Book
used in this town and vicinity, are
for sale at
JAMES KAMnToND'S
WHO HAS ALSO FOR SALE
The best WRITING PAPER.
LETTER PAPER.
WRITING BOOKS,
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GTMy friends will please 10 take Notice
ifthey do not wish to be led awsy...tD
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Pardon White.

M STIII.con,inues To furnish
.he Store No. a5 corner OF
U.as-E 80 Market-Squarc, formerly
s kept by BESJAMIS MARsm.
IN. e. CO. with all kinds of BOOTS aud
SHOES of the bes, quality. aud on the
most reasonable terms. All kinds of Boots
aud Shoes will be manufactured to order,
by tho best workmen, aud warranted good
--Kips mended gratis, end repairing done
at short notice. ..--Ile fccts crealgnl Gor past
fsvors, and solici,s continuation OF the
custom "f his friends and the public..
Apiils.
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OF PROBATE. Middle,own

No. 93 Thames-street.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11
ACHEI,ilIF


ordered. that the roll containing the draft nj
he amended constitution. adopted by this con
,ent'an, aad by il Submitted to the people at
hrs commonwealth. for their ra ificatioa ar
REJECTION, be enclosed by the secretary in 4
case proper for US preservation, aud deposited
"nong the archives of the cuunci! OF state.
Ordered, that the secretary do cause the
Iourns, OF the proceedings Of this convention.
20 be ia'rsy entered in well bound book. and
after the same shall have been signed by the
pres'dent, and st,-s,ed by The secretary. tina,
re deposit TIE same together with ell the orr
mai documents in the possession of lie con.
enfon, and connected with its procee d,nvs.
smong the archives Of the council OF state. and
'pr'her. mat he cause ten printed copies o.,
me SAID journal TO be web bound, aud lepos.
ed inthe public library.
Ordered, that the president Of the conyen
'oo, do certify true copy of the amended
constitution TO the general sssc mbl, no " in ses.
*on; and that the g~nerai use mbi, be and they
re hereby requested 10 make sny additional
provisions by law, which may be necessary and
oroi e tor submitting the same 10 the voters
hereby quanhe1 TO vote for members OF the
General assembly at the next April elections,
md Tor organizing the government Under the
sHended constitution in case it SD all be appro.
we'd and faifed by such voters.
nuary 90, 1880.
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NiAisRIEn

in Christ's Church. Winchester, on Thurs
day last, by the Rev. J. l.. jackson, O5ed
Watie. Esq Mayor of that place, to Miss
Sarah St,n1t. daughter of the late DR. Daniel
stuart; OF Ossian Hall, Fairfax county.
On the same day, by the Rev Mr. Medtart
The hev Le,cis Eichei5srger, Pastor of the
Lutheran congregation. Winchester, to Miss
Mary Inn .h'tier. daughter of John Miller,
Esq. of the same place
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=
courts, when vacancies shail occur. shall n,
appointed BY the respective cousr.. and the
ienuTe OF Office. IS well &c those now in office
as OF these who msy be hereafter appa,n r.l
shall be prescribed by law. rhe sheriff. .al
coroners shalt be nominated bv the resnec,iv,.
county courts. and whea approved by the "a
seraor shalt be commissioned by HIM The
justices shall sppoin; eoas,sS ics - Aad All fee.
o. me Aforesaid 9th ;ers, saail be regulated sy
9. wrts shall run in the nsnae Of The com.
monwesith Of virgisis, snd bear teste by the
eefks OF the several courts indictments shall
conclude. Against the peace aud dignity ofthe
commonwealth.
ARTICLE vi.
treasurer shall be sppoiated annually by
joint vota of both houses.
ARTICLE VII.
The executive department Of the govern
Hen'' snaii remain IS 81 present organized .aud
ne governor and prvy councillors shall con; insir
y office, untils governor elected, under tins
Constitution shal! come into office--and all o
'her persons Ia Office, when this constitution
'nsii be adopted. except as is herein otherwise
Expressly directed, shsll coniinus in offioe, tai
'uecessors shah be appointed, or the law shall |
otherwise provide; ard ali the courts OF las. |
zee row existing, stall continue with their |
resent jurisdiction, until and except so tar /
- "1 I"d'eta y stSH may or snail be berest L
er otherwise organized by he legislature.
Done N Convention, IN the city al Richmond,
on nc httesn,h DAY OF January, in the yea
OF our Lord one thousand eiyh, hundred and
thirty. and in the II Il fourth wear D. the IN.
dependence OF the Uuned States Of Aneri "a.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR.
ID. Rarses.
Secs ojfAe Conuennon.
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SIR AIRERT.

1.-THE property Of DR., II. L. Boteler & Coz
- VIII stand for service the ensu
nrEfA ing Spring season. from the 25th
!Eyi of March and end on the 10Th
cSAesN@s-zzss of June next, at the following
places, viz: three first days in each week at
the stable Of Mr. John Billmire in Martins
burg, and the balance of his time at the sta
bic Of Mr. Joseph Entler in Shepherdstown,
at ten dollars the season.
See Bills for pedigree and performance
he is not equalled by any horse of blood IN
poihtof size. beauty and vigour.
Feb. IL, ls30.-6ts
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HySTRAY HOGS--Found trespassing on
81 a the farm OF the subscriber, as estrays,
five white HOGS, marked with half crop
in the left ear, and bit and half bit in the
right ear. supposed to be six or nine months
old; appraised TO six dollars The owner is
reques ed to come prove property, pay char
ges and take them away
ALEXANDER DAUGHERTY.
Feb IL, 1880.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the public,
~ that the partnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm Of Darenpor. Os,ick
s. Co is this day dissolved and as one Of
the firm resides in Pennsy lvania and the 9th
er intends leaving Berkeley The books s. papers
are placed for adjustment and collection in
the hands of BENJAMIN ORRICK, of
Martinsburg, who alone is authorised to settle
the same.
All persons indebted to the late firm are
informed that immediate payment must be
made or suits viii be instituted forthwith.
SAMUEL d. ORRICK,
DAVENPORT ORRlCk.
Martinsburg, Feb IL, iS30.-tf
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NDT1GBo

gByIIE undersigned respectfully requests all
3 those indebted to him to pay their ac-
coants and obligations during this and the
ensuing month-Also, those indebted to the
late fra Of J. " Riddle & Smith. All who
do not comply with this request viii find that
they will be compe He'd to do So with cost;
THOMAS G.. SMITH.
February IL. 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

! The season has now arrived for the active
exercise Of charity and benevolence. The
severity of the weather must be oppressive
to many poor families around us, who are
dependent upon their more fortunate ne'gh
hors for even the necessaries OF life Sand
now abideth Faith, Hope, and Charity; but
ne greatest Of these is CHARITY"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

VIRGINIA. Berkeley county, tout:
JAsUARY Team, 1880.
George Spero, PlE
Sally Kephart, widow, Abraham, George
c. Emanuel, John, David, Cathafine +. f.
lizabefh Ann. Nancy f. Susan, Ann Maria,
and Ellen Rebecca ksphart. children of Der
nard Kephart decd, and Jacob Myers, Adj
ministratsr of said Bernard kephar, deed
Dsls.
LNCH.i.NCERY
The defendants, Abraham and Emanuel
Kephart, not having entered their appear
ance, and given security accoFdin. to the
act of assembly and the rules OF this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of il.r
court that the defendants, Abraham and Il
manuel Kephart are not inhabitants ,g thi,
commonwealth Is ordered. the.,, thew ds
appear on the and Monday y. March next
to answer the billof tie co. anlainsnt and tina
copy Of tbs order be published in the Mar
tlnsharg GSzette e, two months saccessisely
ana .Ssssted at the door Of the Court House Q
.,.is con.sy. copy-9estes
JOHN STR0fHER, g. j. G.
| January q, Isso--2n,
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60 .Tarnsera, :Mulers, sc.
FEyilE subscriber having established him
d self in the City Of Baltimore, as
Flour and Commission Merchant.

and taken the extensive Warehouse, No ais,
Market street, I'd square above Howard ST:
tenders - Farmers, Mil.ers, Distlllers, Tan
neTs, Sc his services i'll the sale Of their va
rious products.
From the subscribers experience in bu-
siness, extensive acquaintance, and other ad :
vantages, he flatters himself that he will be
able TO render satisfaction TO those who con-
6de in him For the accommodation of such
in Jefferson county and its vicinity. he has
made arrangements, with Messrs JOSEPH
L. RUSSELL s Co of Harpers Ferry, to
advance Cash, when desirable, on any kind
of salcable produce forwarded to him for sale
SAMUEL X. WHITE.
| Baltimore, Jan. %, IS3O.--6t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

Extract Of letter from member Of Congress
TO tie Editor, dated
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES Feb. 8, 1890.
sI'he House has this moment by a vote of
DOT 70 10 laid the Tariff bill upon the tab.e.
This vote clearly shews, that this House will
adhere, to the protecting system When the
bill to reduce the duty on Coffee and Tea is
considered, proposition viii be made TO in
Dlude reduction of the duty on Salt"
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DIED.

IN Winchester, on Thursday last, Mr. WyI
haaa IT, S.,adter. native OF Shepherdstown,
and formerly of this place.
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a gentiernan travelling through Mississip-
pr was invited to attend one of the state
courts, then IN session. He entered the log
nut composing the court house, and the FIRST
object that attracted his attention, was the
aigntied Judge. seated barefooted upon an
Old decayed stump in the centre of the cabin.
psring has toe-naisl Presently the sheriff
Came m, when his honor inquired if the jury
bad been caught? ''No,s he replied, 'sbut
nave chased down eleven of the rascals, and
ned them with bark; and six men and seven
dogs are IN pursuit Of the t,velfthpn
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-gMr. Hauae Of South Carolina.

I The testimony Of our correspondent /. The
aoye cat,tabk in this instance, because he is Of
Different politics from Mr.. W1ebster, StiH he
rs not accustomed to look through q iastadieed
a'aedians, ,cloeuer, or tohateper may be the TO
pic 81 rensusIs.- Ell Journal Commerce.
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LAUCK & STEPHEN

VTTISlI to employ a YOUNG MAN OF
respectable connection who is a good
salesman. and capable oftaking charge OF set
OF Books; to such one liberal salary and con
slant employment viii be given,
Martinsburg, November 26. 1899.
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CoHEN's OFFICE. Al -oo,-- /,

np,op January ~ b.l84
EPoRr OF THE DRAWING \,
.Hatytdnd yase Lssaerv, No. 4 ,o,is
sg a. soau nlmeer) the capital psise, sfu..D
'545 prxs of -
SSy4 prize of
20, 74!7 prizes Of
7SS, 1902 4aso, 5000 soy, pr;z..os ~,
40. 1919, lli1, $40 34o2
= 6s 447a 654o 7s2,. -as3 { prize. -
81 r''1es o. $40; 100 Of S.; 100 I s5,.aa s,1o
prizes ~ 81 each. 49,
No. 1863. (0DD NUMBER
having drawn the capital ofEIGH,i rHolf-
3aND boal:ahs agreeably to the sci, NE.
therefore, VII the Odd .Nnpslcys. being n 49,.
ending with either | 3 I or o.
are each entitled to prize of EorR DonG,es
ana IN addition TO whatever prizes they i, y
have drawn besides
"a, arihc holders Of the nrizes are respect
ally requested 10 present then, for pnvn,r,,t
Is soon as u may suit their convenience
y. 4. COHEN. Jr. * BROTHERS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

PENNEBAKER'S IRON.
A FURTHER supply of the above Iron,
IA well assorted, Just received, and for
sale by H0GMIRE * BOYD.
Martinsburg, Dec. "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

E TAKE the liberty to cali the attention of
persons indebted to the late firm Of d.
0rrics s Co. to the foregoing notice More
than twelve months have elapsed since the
close of their establishment, and yet many
PEI sons have failed to pay, or even TO settle
their accounts by note. Further indulgence
cannot and willnot, be given as am instruct
ed positively to institute suits to March
Court on all the claims in my hands. unless
arrangements to pay arc previously made.
therefore earnestly request al persons indebt-
ed as aforesaid to call on me at Mr. Gibbs
Factory, in Martinsburg, and settle their res
pective debts.
BENJAMIN ORRTCK.
Martinsburg, Feb II. ls30-tmc.
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a OAnT9

,x,,,r 81 UARD9
VIE undersigned wishing. 4. go.
- possible, to close his old 3D.. a.. -
qacs's all those indebted TO him H. n
w ss''syhs emu to pay of their old h....5
'''rch 1surt, as longer indnls,nee .,...
ne gwen; Those who fail to caii nav e t..
~ DC eaiied on very soon by A'r III. u
payment. n tIn s"u r"c,fr
dec. "a. 1929 o"HihF'
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TO FARMERS

VOU that have WHEAT FOR salr.. ,,;,,gas
e. 1t your interest 10 call on Us 81 ~. -
ION Mis- near Alarsinsburg, before y,,p as
pose Of the same, as these, we alnays sr;;ye th.
highest market price IN CASH for TIE art,,,ls
A report lately circulated in the ne;.uhhorb,o.
that we had declined purchasing, i utterly
false and without foundation, we hayins .,og-
fornily bought all the Wheat tlsat was offered
US at iair prices, and sha coatinne TO DO 50.
as well as TO make liberal advances TO tho ,
who prefer grinding their crops.
|. RANSOM s. SroNEBRAKER.
November 8.
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.No. 1852. (ODD .NIrMRER
THE NEXT SCHEME

ne ARfIAND STATE LOTTERY No.
AVE- Tor Is5o-To be drawn under tho
oil the Commissioners ans.
pointed by the Governor and Council
ON WEDNESDAY,. aaM February.
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We learn that Gen. GEoRGE R-sr, Of Lou
doun county, has been appointed by the Pre-
si1ent of the United States, Superintendent
OF the Armory at Harpers Ferry. to all tho
vacancy occasioned by the laGnentcd death Of
Thomas b. Dunn. esq.
We perceive that the Natiop~f Journal has
changed hands. GsoReE wArERsoS, Esq
late Librarian 10 Congrsss, has purchased the
establishment. and s'gaged PHILIP X. FEx-
49, E.a "a r.1for Under the manage.
mani Of the .-esent gentlemen, the National
.Jourp~ ''sill sustain the high character Il has
81 fred of being an independent and respec-
says:
!. No event scarcely dive except the cleo
uon OF General Jackson himsslf) gave stronQ-
er satisfaction in every quarter of the coun-
try, than the dislhissalb by Congress. from their
service, Of Gales s Seatoa, as Public printers.
N lo29 twas an act responded to and am
proved by reclamation, from one extremity |
1i the Union to the other.n
II is astonishing that men, when they write |
or ,le pubic eye, cannot conline themselves |
o dhe tTzs'h. Every sensible man in the |
country knows this assertion to be utterly I'M |
ocnded.-.9'c.s Gas
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rlH aA1apT2s


The communication inserted below is from
the correspondent Of the Newly York Journal
of 20 -nerce "a jackson man and Jackson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

VIE Subscribers Offer Tor sale. at their Store No
22l. Pearl Street, NEW YORK The followin,
complete assortment OF DRY GOODS ON tho nn,r
liberal terms; consisting oi black blue olive and
London brown, clarct mix and steel mkt drab and
bronze, common, fine and supernc broa dcloaths and
casslnercs
MIX, indigo blue and olive sattlne,ts
Red and mkt padding; Tar an pluIds and camblets
Crimson. blue and green morecns
Black and assorted colored bombazetts and circas-
Green booking balze. and floor cloth balzes
White, green, red and yellow fanneis assorted 1uol
tiles H
Green and white serge; rose, duiIil and point blan
kcts
hne ingram CARPETING
| White, and black cotton and silk hose black and
slate colored worsted hose
Common, tine and superiine Irish linens !, ,,ho,
and half pieces ~
Lawns Cd, IA, 81, o. lO-4, Irish table Dinners
4-4. Ga, and 81, cotton diaper
Coon daPer table cloths super double damask table
Sd, lO-l, and Ie-4 double damask; 5-4 Irish shec-
ing; Russia diapers
al anu Ca canbrics, shcetngs and Jaconcts, Swiss
muslIus
PLAIN, figured, and tambourcd book musllns
Plain, and figured null musIins
A and Cd cambria and furniture drmity black and
brown linens
Black and colored cambrlcks indigo nla,J, str,,os
and apron checks
Brown shee.lngs and shirtlngs; Marseiles Valencia,
swansdown, silk and tollane, vestlng
L.. II .. uhIte : wisS, JaUunst and fancy era
! u, 'a,s italian and Madras cravais
Black and olive veIyclepns ucavertoc,. h.
tabby cords and fus,ians s'P S
| r"'spurg cords patent linen and floss thread
Cotton ball and spool thread knittDp cotton co,t,
yarn, wick, BATS and waddinr WV"
-, quits ana countcrpanes foundation n,us.
ms; Ml!ilnets, assorted oolorcd; tabby vcve,s
- 10 "a fancy cotton shawis; Prussan sb.yya
tins VI isht and dark fancy gInghams; black las
rench oohoazlne; brown battsto; fancy silk bks
anu small sized silk aag hkdfs superior siIk
"a Ga tlckngs black, blue, and assorted so,r,,
silk and silk twist, '' Swing
b'5dsGye diaper; pack and pound pins; cloak cos,s.
nIt coat buttons; ivory, bone lasting and s,ca do
rear SHIRT buttons; cap WIRE and v,fc ribbop. I.
and shoe bindings 0'' q'"''ty
Bed lace, blk and drab Cotton fer,o.s t,,,r.l ,
plain cotton tapes ~ u''u
Linen tapes; worstcd and carpet blpd,no.. ,,o,r
horn combs go '''iJ o"u
faiiata ribbons, Of all desert cotton and ho,
net laces ' anu oo"Dl
Beaver, buckskin horse OH,
gloves '' anu assorted BIO
D'S and white elk gloves mtts; black, green, white
,, stray and pink French grapes "''''''
Wors'ed barege hkfs meTino so,,ro 49,, -,
| shawls square ana long
DeII Iooons; cotton and linen buck'm black and ho
,, PACK sros dcNaplcs silk "'' ''0'
f;nn s', srGeh' 0ue straw, and pink Florence silk
i'ineh cambria, and linen cambria hkfs ~
i"Ie'her WIN complete, and splendid ossor,r,ou,
Of Calcoes, oil of which are offered at Ib io
4 market prices, by j. l.. g. N l.. GRISWoT6
NV YoRK, Aug. 90 ~ a.