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F Three Times q Week.

TEVHE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
IL are now running their Boats TO and from
Providence, three times a week.
Boat Washington will leave Providence on
Tuesday morning, boat Salisbury on Thursday
morning, and boat Lafayette on Saturday even
Ing.
Goods TO be freighed in this line of Boats,
are to be forwarded to the care of BENJAMIN
PORTER, at the Brick Store on the Canal, in
Worcester; to A. X. METcALF, .MlVJury; to
Col. LELAND, Grnfton; and to Ira Poor, at the
Canal Company's Store, in Providence.
All persons who may favor this line of Boats
with the freighting of Goods, and shall have
their Goods directed and forwarded to either of
the above places, shall receive guaranty for
their safe delivery agreeable to directions.
The Worcester Boat Company at their Store
on the Canal in Worcester, offeI for sale good
assortment of WEST INDIA GOODS and
GROCERIES, and'will sell them at very low
prices. CIV April 81
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FENHE subscriber has invented a self-adiust
IL ing TRUSS, with Elastic Gum, and Me.
talic Springs, which far surpasses those which
have hitherto been used for either sex, of which
every one will be satisfied by trial. He eau
tions all persons not to apply the substances
known by the names Caontchouc, Cautchuc,
Cayenne, Resin, Elastic Gum or India Rub
Der, in any way, form, or fashion in the manu-
facture of Trusses, as he has tho exclusive
right by patent to use the above named Gum
in manner aforesaid, and will not suffer any
one to infringe upon the patent with impunity
o. A good supply constantly on hand
GERSHOM TWITCHEL.
Iunenburp, Nav lS. 1881
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REMOVAL.
BROWN & BRIGHAM.

ORAPERS and TAILORS,
AVE removed from their old stand to No.
y Goddards Row, few rods north of
>; banisiers Canal Hotel. and have Just receiv-
ed good assortment of SPRING GOODS in
Their line, among which are Superfne Black
and Blue BROAD CLOTH and CASSI-
MERES, with large assortment of colored do
plain and figured VELVET; Silk, Valenta
and Marseilles VESTINGS of the newest and
most fashionable patterns, with a large assert
ment OF fancy articles usually kept in their line.
b. " b. are now manufacturing, and have
on hand, large assortment of STOCKS, of
all Kinds and colors, which will be sold % per
cent. cheaper than ever was offered before
They have on hand, good assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, which, with the above
articles, will be solo at the lowest prices for cash
Work done on the most favorable terms by
the best of workmen
VI Spring Fashions just received.
Worcester, April 6. 3seo3t
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HARMON CHAMBERLAIN

A NONTINUES the business at the old stand
~ OF GEORGE PERRIN q Co., where he so.
iicits the patronage of their old customers and
friends
H. Z; has just received, and on hand, well
selected assortment of WEST INDIA GOODS
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Old Port, French
Fort, s. Madeira, Lisbon, and Malaga WINES ;
English and Domestic Goods Crockery, Stone
ana and Earthen Ware; Cast Steel Shevels and
Hoes; Ladies Kid, Prunella, and Leather
SHOES; Mems Calf Skinand Thick Shoes and
Pumps: Chlldrens Shoes and Bootees, &c.
&c-whch are for sale at fair prices
May IL.
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A NICE MORALITY. Some time since, gen.
tleman farmer was bargaining with pig driver
at Dorchester market for two pigs, when the lat
ter to bestow good character on the animals.
observed, You'll find them ere couple of as
good moral pigs as as ever you capped your
eyes on "What do you mean, my good
friend :" asked the gentleman. "Why, your
honor, you'll find 'em as good moral pigs as
ever was, go where you will for the next
" But what do you mean by moral" Why
moral pigs, your honor pigs ash eat their al,
lOwance any day, and do credit to their keeper
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PAINE, WHEELOCK & Co.
(Late E. B. Paine T. Co..

(Late E. B. Paine T. Co..
72 Hanover-street, BosToN,
15' Under the neao Meeting House, corner of
a UniOn-Street,
NARE constantly receiving fresh and season
able DRY GOODS, from Auction, which
they offer to Country Traders for cash, at such
prices as will make it for their interest to call.
They trust that five years constant attend
ance at the auction board by their senior part
ner, will enable him to supply their Store with
bargains.
GP A choice selection of CALICOES.
March &c. 9w
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Printed and Published by
s. I'll. COTTON s. co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
VI Price, to SINGLE subscribers, trho recelUe their
Papers at the Office or by Mil, TtUo Dollars per
annum: To those toho receioe them by Stage, I'UO
Dollars and Ttcenty:five Cents. Twenty-Five Gents
tOH be deducted ,chen the payment is made in adj
cdnce.
III advertisements, not erceeding ttoeIue lines,
Inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and contin-
ued three tceeks longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
u The Proprietors ofthis Paper toiH hold them
selues responsible for no error, an any Adoertise-
ment beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
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The annexed harmonious "cAUTIoN" appears
in the Huntingdon (Pa.) Courier of last Wednes-
day. We think the elopement of the wife in ques-
ton was perfectly excuseable. No woman Of taste
could remain with man who perpetrated such
horrid and incompetent metre as the following;
Whereas my Pink, my pretty toy,
My wife, my SARAH JANE,
Has left my home, and her employ,
To rove about again;
This caittion's therefore to forewarn
All people not to trust
To her the worth of an Acorn
Or lose it all they must;
For Pm determined not to pay
The value of a straw
OF her contracts. in any way,
Unless compelled by law.
ROBERT HARPER.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

u EAVES Stockwelrs Hotel, in Worcester,
-El on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, in
the following order, viz: Mondays and Fridays,
at o'clock, A. M. Wednesday, at o'clock,
A. M, and arrives at Norwich same evening
in season to take the Steam Boat to New York.
If there should not be any Boat at Norwich,
passengers will stay over night at Norwich and
be conveyed next day to Connecticut River, in
season to take the Hartford Boats, and arrive
at New York next morning.
Returning, leaves New York on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
and arrives at Worcester, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday evening.
u Fare through by the Norwich Boat, Sc !;
by the Hartford Boats, $3.50.
April 81. If
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w. BURNHAM & CO.,

w. BURNHAM & CO.,
60 HanOrer-S street, corner of nd-Street,
HEAVE now on hand and have made ar
"a N engagements for receiving prime assort-
ment of C o NJ B S, especially Ivory and Ivory
Ware, which they invite their Country Gus
toners and Pedlars generally to call and ex-
anime.
Also, general assortment Of DRY GOODS.
Boston, March 30 CIV
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SILKS.
OAK WOOD.
Notice to Dam Builders.

TWNHE subscriber wishes to contract for the
"a building of Dam across the Little Black.
stone River, so called, eleven feet in height.
Said Dam to be built of timber plan of
which may be seen at the Store of Wadswortb
81 Metcalf. LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester, May l6,
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COpartnership Dissolued.

TNHE Copartnership of GEORGE PER.
IL Rim & co. was on the 18th inst dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted 10
said firm are requested to make immediate pay
ment to GEORGE PERRIN.
HARMON CHAMBERLAIN.
GEORGE PERRIN
Worcester, May IL, 1881
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and N. YORK
VICTORY.

The SPACIOUS Low Pressure STEAM Boar
VIcToRY-Capt. Whiting,
HAVING undergone a thorough overhaul
a Il the past winter, is now fitted up with
State Rooms TO accommodate fam lilies or gen.
temen who wish to travel private-has COM
menced her trips between Hartford and New
York, and will run as follows
Leaves Hartford for New York, Tuesdays
and Fridays, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ
Leaves New York for Hartford, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at o'clock, P. M.
Fare $250-Meals extra. For Freight or
passage, apply to the Captain on board, or TO
LEWIS TRESCOTT, AGENT
April 90. If Foot Grove.streot
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TempIeton High School.

YENHE Summer Quarter of this School will
n commence on THURSDAY, the 26M inst.
The great success which has attended this
School in its infancy, is sufficient guaranty
to parents and guardians that no exertons will
be wanting on the part of the Instructor to
render entire satisfaction The School is sup
Piled with an excellent Apparatus, Globes, and
Library
" Terms of Tuition, SO per quarter. Board
from 81 to ST ,35 per week. No Student will
be received for a less term than six weeks.
JOSIAH HOWE,
sATT 5zT;' yS % S5s Committee
Templeton, May Is.
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RETAILING
BOOTS and SHOES,
At WHOLESALE.


B. C. HARRIS g. T. c. WALES
ENFORM their friends and the public, that
n they have relinquished the retail part Of
their business, and have taken Store Nos. 6 and
8 Broad-strect, "a doors from State ST. where
they have on hand large stock of prime re-
Mailing Shoes, which they can recommend to
their customers as being of as good quality as
can be found in America, and shall be sold as
low, in lots to suit purchasers. The following
are few of the kinds now on hand, viz:
1000 pr. prime morocco walking Shoes, gil so doz.
1000 =" " heed Pumps, 10 per doz.
1899 :, heeld prnnella Slippers, 10 per do1'
1000 spr. heels " 9 per doz.
500 " " d" 8 per doz
1000 single soes per doz.
1000 womens leath. walking Shoes, 10 per doz
1000 " Slippers, 5 to 8 per doz.
1000 roam morocco Slippers, per doz.
1000 20 clasp'd prunel heeld Shoes, 81 doz.
500 4" mems fine calf Shoes, 10 to l6 per doz.
500 &" buck skin Shoes, 10 per doz.
500 " fine calf Boots white tops) SO pr. d..
500 " d" nail'd and peg'd Boots, q per doz.
800 SOC " pegd cow-hde Boots, "a to 80 doz
500 " boys 70 9 doz.
500 " a sew'd & BID Bootees & Shoes, 10 doz
500 " chldrens " doz.
10000 pr children's cold morocco, to $50 doz.
LikeaoiSe, all other kinds usually kept in our
business, all of which are of good stock and
we'll made Sw Boston, April 49,
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Vea0 Store and Ne,o Goods.
GEORGE PERRIN

ENFORMS his friends and the public, that he
III has taken the Store formerly occupied by
the late DR.. LINCOLN, where he has received
and offers for sale a general assortment of
WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
with the exception of Ardent Spirits.
Also, English and Domestic Goods, Crock.
cry and Glass Ware, Stone and Brown Earthen
Ware, Nails and Brads, Boots, Shoes, Wrap.
ping Paper, &c. &c, which will be sold at low
prices NAV l.
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TACT AND TALENT. Talent is something I,
but tact is every thing Talent is serious,
sober, grave, and respectable tact is all that,
and more too 1t is not seventh sense, but it
is the life of all the FIVE. 1t is the open eye, the
quick ear, the judging taste, the keen smell,
and the lively touch. 1t is the interpreter of
all riddles-the surmounter of all difficulties
the remover Of all obstacles. 1t is useful in all
places and at all times; it is useful in solitude,
for it shows man the way into the world; it
is useful in society, for it shows him his way
through the world Talent is power-tact is
skill talent is weight-tact momentum tai
ent makes man respectable-tact will make
him respected talent is wealth-tact is ready
money. For all the practical purposes of life
tact carries it against talens-ten to one.
Nelo York atlas.
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nv lit .Mn,,1,;n U's ,Storp
FLOUR. &c.

EINOR SALE by FRANCIS q. BIGELOW,
IA at the Canal Store, North Mechanic street,
loo bbs. Genesee, Alexandria, and Howard,
street Flour.
hhds Trinidad Molasses.
80 bush. Turks Island Salt.
Worcester, MAY H. &C
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Tuv ,.rr LORD STAIR. Lewis XIV was
..IJ ,L.t.T.ord Stair was one of the best bred
men T in Europe. " I shall soon put that to the
test" said the King and asking Lord Stair
10 take an airing with him, as soon as the door
If the coach was opened, he bade him pass and
90 in the other bowed and obeyed. The King
said, "the world is in the right in the character
it gives; another person would have troubled
mo with ceremony"
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Mrs St. recovered, though very slowly ;
and atteeded her duousy-sometmes two
or three times day, till she could be removed
TO the sea side. | shall not easily forget an
observation she made at the last visit paid
her. She was abiding one morning, distantly
and delicately, to the personal disfgurements
she had suffered l, Of course, said all that was
soothing.
But, Doctor, my husband - said she
suddenly, while faint crimson mantleG on her
eheek-adding faltering, after pause think
st. will love me vet
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-27
EeEI A'5'gE ~.

+ In this town, on Friday morning last, very sud
denly, Mr.. John Vaughan, aged o. years
Al the Asylum, on the 2bth April, Miss Eliza
beth Newport, OF Tins town. aged about 15 years.
NJ Mddlctown, 10Th inst a.rs Mary Barker,
widow of Mr. Nathaniel Barker aged 10 wears
In Portsmouth, on the Sd inst in the Bis wear
of hs age Richard Sisson--a worthy and rcSpec-
table member of the Society Of Friends during a
pro,ractcd and distressing illness he uniformly nan
i'stcd the most exemplary patience and serenity
Of mind, united with that ionilude and resignation
which becomes the christians hope, the same un-
shaken confidence in God, which had sustained
him through the Journey oiliie, did not iorsnke HIM
IN the trying hnur.-lle met the approach ofdcath
in the triumph of hope, no desire to stay longer IN
this vac of tears, but eager TO depart and be with
Christ
His bcreavcd children have a consolation in his
death believing hIm 10 be gone To enjoy that resi-
which remalncth for the people of God.
"Precous in the sight of the Lord
Is shG death of hs saints [CoMM.
la Bristol on Monday morning last after We
ry short illness, Ion. JOHN IIowand Chief Justice
oi the Court of Commons for that county. His
loss Is sincerely lamented by all no knew him.
In Bristol Eng, Rev. Robert Hall, one Of the
most able and learned ministers of Great Britain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-27
SEVEN DAYS LATER.

BY the arrival at Newly ork on sun
day last, Of the packet ships Caledonia,
from Liverpool, and Columbia, from Lon
don, both having sailed on the 10Th inst.
London and Liverpool papers to lst y
pril, and Glasgow to 3Oth March, all M
elusive, have been received. "
The most important news by these ar
rivals is, that in consequence OF the Aus
TRANS having entered Bologna, France
IN pursuance Of her doctrine tnon inter
vcption is placed in position, which rcn-
dcrs II war not improbable unless Austria
makes some concessions.
The London Courier of lst March
lcycning,) has some interesting com
mcnls, upon the warll>c turn, winch tins
movement has suddenly olycn 10 Euro
pcan affairs. 1t is said, that the Ausirl-
ans on entering Bologn, have violated
not only the principle ofnon intervention,
but have broken promise to the French
Government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-27
III Il IL Id OF THE TIMES.
TIE NEW CABINET.

A letter from Washington, forn respectable
source, says the PENNSYLVANIA Inquirer, gives the
following statement with regard to the new Cab-
net and adds 1--WE believe it may be relied upon
with certainty"
Secretary Of Stae-Edward Livingston, Of
Louisiana.
Secretary of ofWsr-lIugh L. White, of Tennes-
see.
Secretary of the Treasury-Lous M'Lane, Of
Delaware.
Secretary ogthe Navy-Andrew Stevenson, Of
Virginia.
IL is slso added, that John NJ L. Berrien, At
torney General, has resigned and that the Hon
James buchanan, of Pennsylvania, will be ap-
pointed in his place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-27

N Toun Connect, hoId'n .NcwpoH,
.2prdl3d, '&3J.
hRDERTD, That all Licenses for keeping
j. Iavens, Ale Houses, tciuaIlms lIouscs,
Cook shops, Oyster houses, or Oyster Cellars,
and for Retailing Wine. or strong hquols, that
may be granted tins year, shall expire on the
10Th dny of February next, as the grc,ter put OF
the Licenses granted the past year expired on the
18th February last. I hose persons whose licenses
were then out, are requested 10 come aud rc-
new the same. Voted that The above be pub
llshcd three weeks in the Herald Of the Times.
\ trur copy-wItuc~s,
BENZ. Il. ilowLANp, Council elk.
Ap a..
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4 Few GOODS.

TT lITON HALL has Iust received fom
We New York, the following Goods, which
hc offers for sale very low for cash. or short and
approved credit, VIZ:
Havana brown, white, Inu,coyndd, Now
Orleans aud loaf sugars; ralslns, teas and wines,
'olg1lc's aud noohtc soap, maccahoy aud
rappec snuff; smoking aud chewing lohncco;-
crochcry, pas- aut china ware; case knives aud
forks andtous shoycs and tong,; hand saws;
brass and glass knobs for bureaus, fur hats dud
caps blau, hooks Of all kinds, bibles, tcsta-
ucnls. school .Ls, aud variety OF other
kinds. bed, aad feathers, mattresses, chairs,
tahcs. bureaus. watches. new ard second hand
clothing, dry goods, and variety Of other atu-
cIcs April 27
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u. T.. CAAESEA'S
j. \ & II A \ G. E,-lG8 BRoADwAy
Three Doors beiow .Naidcn-L1ne.

PENIEE above establishment has recently gone IN
"a TO operation. Frequently experiencing the
many inconv"ncnces that strangers are subject 10
in transactng their business in this place, often in
want of the COM encnce ola writing apparatus, and
the means of asccrtanmg the different locations &c.
which they may be in pursuit OF about the city and
vicinity; have taken the liberty TO give the public
a general invitation to consider themselves at home
with me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most ot the
New-tnaand, and the principal Southern \ West
ern and fair assotncut of foreign papers are
vcnicntlv arranged for the accommodation of the
public. ANY negotiations or any business that may
fall in the line of a Stock and Exchange }roI"r
will be attended to with fidelity, punctudlity dcs
patch.
Any commission with which my frjand| may Ga
vor me, will bo complied with to the mll letter Of
their instructions. Please call on
j. l.. CLARK,
lGS, Broadway, New-l lor'i, or at the corner Of
Union buildings, Providence.
April 20, 1881
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NEW GOODS.
JAMES NINFORD.
No. 90, Ih0mcs-Sircsi,
Has just received from New York; a supply .
NEW AND FASHION ABLE GOODS.
.9mong Which are

ea. ttEHiGH English giuglians, pongccs. black
- Italian silk, clrcassiaus, l.uun cambrc; ha-
rcgc, sill, and aau2c handkerchief, Namsook and
null muslin, wide hobbnct plain lace, do footing,
very handsome caicocs. Nadass \ silk ilap hand
kcrchIrl.. red Valencia shawls. bil, do random
stocking, brown drilling. black lasting Irish linen
Swiss muslin, long PLAIN sllh shaws; superior cot
ton umbrellas, cotton diaper ior table cloths, broad
cloths, cas,imcrcS, and satlinrt, aud general 1,-
sortmcnt of domestic cotton ShcDiug stripes. aiug-
hams aud hrdlic.,- adj of which will be- sold as
low ~ can b" bought at any store IA the STATE.
april 10
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INFANT SCHooi. The Infant School
Will be opened the second Monday in
May, in room opposite the 1th Baptist
Meeting House,
IT, Application for admission may be
made to WILLIAM GrlLp, Mill Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-27

ii II. Nj Ml'ORD presents HE compliments
We to his creditors, informing than, TINT 80
immediate opportunity Of satisfying their rc-pet
tive demand, stood amrd his brightest hope.
until the prcsou' moment nc. citation with
gentleman of Newport. on whom he dep nd !.
for the iull amount oi all his debts; negotiation
proposed bv tho gentleman himself and en-
braccd from benevolent motive ha, been ,h
rup,l, hro.cn OH which will likely oe asou son,,.
fd ther DELAY.
Nr Nuuiod ever lamcn's an oh,rusion of n
ruhlir attention. hut doubts ot forsivcrcs. u,
the rcJI', could lc known
April q PAll y MlMTokp
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G6. 1hdm"S-"'rrf,
Family, western -four, 4; thoicc city hams
Tyson tea, super extra; Dried and smoked beet,
/ Young hvson do. do. y Ecci's tongues, dried:
cd Janaca spirits, z Mess aud corn fed por,,
St Crox do. and Imd,
W ines and cordals, Hulcr, water and soda
Lemons and Oranges = crackers;
Box and basket prumcs, Pilot bread,
Pure lemon syrup, Ground pepper apd pi-
DIed plums for tarts, y mcuto,
Dried apples, 3 Madeira nuts,
PoN assorted candies, I iiibcrts aud almonds
Best Cuba cigars, Pea suts and chcSnuts,
trl~talizrd candy, = An assortment Of mails
Pure American mustard Eunch & nll>catel RAJ
Fresh cocoa shells, SINS. in boxes and I
MrnIlln gra.1 mats, boxes;
Willow market baskets, Smyna s Malaga cask
Loaf lump, and brown 1 raslus,
suaars, Sultaua raisne fresh;
Sperm candles & .perm : Fresh TICS and dates,
oil, Z An assortment of spices
re,h salad OIL Cdrrauts aad Ginger
New rre, preserved.
Old BERKSHIRE cheese, g Shakcr's & 4 L u l. \
Best Goshen butter, SLiDS,
Together with variety OF articles not
enumerated. ap q.
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I}roadcoths, cassimcrcs Red, white, yellow and
tassnctts, black I hihct hdnfs.
Mcrno circassian-, y Gau2c, Grape, handan-
tIrcas'lans, nuslns, q no. nag, ,~pitaieId and
Calicos, cotton ditto:
French drllmgs-mta- " hic and cold era
ton do. = yats
Plain ginghams, ,-fgur- Mem, beaver and II :
ed to- ( gloves, white buck do.
Furniture and cambrlc ! Ladies h 5 aoves and
dmltN, common do mltts,
Linen and cotton dam Random raw silk and
ask, half hose: rotton ditto.
Russia and BIRDS cre2 black raw silk from
diaper, 3 IS to is6
tamhnce, plaid and Cotton umbrellas,
striped do. NNayarlno bonnets
Linen canbrlc, q Linens, cotton shcetng,
Linen canbric hdlfs shifting. stripes, ging-
Nerluo, 1hhct wool & hlrs. CHECKS,
Valencia shawls: .
and Il variety Of other goods, all ofwhich
will be- sold lew april -
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FOR SALE.

~ n e e. .NS-CI "A R rs, sc.
VENIiE subscriber has for sale one new. first rate
n OK cart; one do. first rate horse cart: one do
lIsl rate horse waggon;twp good second hand horse
Wagons LikeWiie one good second hand chal,a
aud harness, with sN year cd horse, hlnd il, har-
ness The above viii be sold for cash couutr, pro-
duce, or credit
iLSO-to let, good stand for shoemaker
Terms, &c.-apply y
VIM y, STEWART,
April 81 ProaJ-sirr,t