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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
This is 70 give notice.
THIS rs 10 give Notice,
mar IL st

This is 10 give Notice,
,ylH the subscribers of Alexandria County, in the
I district of Columbia. have obtained from the Or
phens Court said County letters Of administration on
The personal estate Of EDWARD STABLEa, late of the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons having claim
sgans. the said dccedent are hereby warned to ex IL
bit the same to III subscribers, with the vouchers
thereof passed BY the Orphans Court, on or before
the 18th day IF March. 1872 they may, by law. be
excluded from all benc to said e,,ate and hose in
,lcbted thereto req 'ired tt make immc.ste pa,
ment Given under our hanls this llth day OF March,
1881. MARY SrABI.ER. adni'x.
WILLIAM SrABLER, admir-.
,,or I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-TH1S DAE.

Hardware at Auction.
VvHE .ub.criber having determined closing hif
present business. will. on MONDAY 2la inssGst,
offer for sale AL auction, his entire stock Of
S7.APLE &. F.ANCY HaRDV.aRE IND
CUTLERY,
Comprising handsome and very general assortmentt
consisting, in part. OF
Buck, self tip, and bone handle knives and forks
Brass and wire tenders, shovels and tongs
Tea boards aud walters, Britannia tea pots, plated
castors
Plated and brass candlesticks, shovels and spades
Locks, hinges and bolts, carpen:ers' and shoems'
kers' tools
Guns and pistols. curry -eombs, frying pans, tea
kettles
saucepans, Britannia and iron spoons. sifters
GridirOns and cotton and horse cards
Pocket and pen knives, rszors. curtain pins
Glass knobs, bride bits, stirrups buckles
Tacks, sprigs, screws, 6ies, augers
Worsted and cotton webbing. toilet & pier glasses
Whips. Iienmings' and Bays' best needles, and
Coach trimmings of all kinds
Nails best quality shoe thread
Cast iron hollow ware. &c. sc.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock. Terms libs.
raj and made known at sale.
mar 3-d3tEeots JOHN G.. MANDELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
Washington Bridge Company.

NOTICE IS hereby given, to the proprie,ors Of
~ Shares in the Washington Bridge Company,
that meeting of the sad company Will De held. at
the City Hall, in Washington, On Friday, the e'gth or
Apr! ne xt, at o'clock, w. TO tske measures tor
repairing the said Bridge; and any other business
pertaining to the said COMPANY.
By order ofthe BOARD Of Directors AMI the propre.
tors of one-third Of the shares subscribed for
FREDERICK NAY,
President of the Washington Bridge Co.
mar 10 -dtSjhA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21

ADDITIONAL.
silver coffee pot, do tea pot
do sugar howl. do soup ladle
II do salad forks. 6 do table spoons
first rate horizontal gold watch, capped and
jewclled, with second in the centre
which have been pledged for money borrowed more
than 10 years. and must now be sold without reserve.
mar ~ w. D, N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
y Mshingtun Square

- ashington square
OTIS to lease sell this desrs,le square, bound
IL ed by Washington. Franklin. Gibbon and ST.
a saph streets 1t is in the immediate neighborll"od
Of the best water lies high, and the soil for gardening
well improved. JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
ma, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

ness oil the people, would lessen the expences Of
This principle Of carrying justice to every mans door
very pretty theory, but the practice will be, to car
ry lao to every mans door too; and, than this IL
Is believed, there cannot be greater curse. The
Circuit Court system perhap, the very worst that
could have been made; but il lie established and
tie popularity Of Clerks aud SheriGs 10 each county
VIII forever prevent change: il must, FORE Be
snbmited', This 'ke'ch il presented for your con-
sderation IL there be any thing In It, very well; |,
there be nothing then let il pass unnotieed. az thous.
and others have done. PENDI ETON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

~ was cheered by all parties II be meant 10 say that
Il was chsered by the great body Of the friend. Of the
Admnisrat alton in the Fl. Of d. we undertake to express
our belief that such is the fast If IN. speech be
ported oy the baud OF the Speaker himself as il was dell.
ye1ed 10 the House. we venture to say at instead of
oes IN one taste several passages will be found in
very false taste. We believe Their. are gentlemen Of
an parties who will agree in this opinion The fact is
land cannot be controver,ed) that system attic efforts
nave been made to cry up MIR. Barbour's speeches,
curing this session. brilliant productions and puff
b'm into notice. But a. Mr. John Randolph said las,
winter Of some others Mr. b. will scarcely carry home
tor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
A TEACHER WANTED. Tina suh,c,,,.. 49,

a TEACHER WANTED The subscribs, ,yi,ho-
"a. 10 sDgage the assistance OF Teacher ,vbo car
give satl iae'oty evidence Of hs ability 10 teach The
Greek and Latin Language, either Of them sngl
The Unverity, and will probably require the undiviSs
attention OF two teachers. The beHt session Of tbs
school may be expected TO commence from The Is, n
'ae ~ OF March The Pro'peeis OF the school are
such TO warrant the expectation OF handsoue 800
pensa'ion to thu teachers Applications NAV bs msd
until the Is, Of March, at the Office Of ths Mutual a.
'u,ance Society, ~ the City Of Richmond.
Feo H. Vl-'SF A. L. HOLLADAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

AMES McKILDOE & CO. Respectfully inform
~ me Public, and particularly the customers Of
James mckildoe, that they have always on band
complete a'softms mt Of every article in their line; and
nat one or The other Of the will he always In
he houe for the purpose Of paying hs personal alien
on 10 The Guinness. JAMES McKfLDoE,
" Eeb. 3. s5-w6t ALEXANDER DUAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

q ERSHIP.--Having taken .8IeronIo,
- Dup~ into co-partpership, the Apothecarv ana
Drug business heretofore conducted by me will ~ t.
'ure be carried on under TIA, firm o: James jfe III
toe 20 AZ IL Is very desirable to close INV old
ousnes, as speedily ds possible, will thank all those
TO me- to settle heir Sccounts a. early as thew
conveniently csa do 20 JAMES McKJJDOE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

Lot US see what would have been the probable savpg
u nose who held the Purse.srings, had mel ed the
same measure to themselves that they have to the Co
Inc number OF members attending both houses
rom 'ne year isoo until the year 1915 ps riod Of ls
years. we will say, to have been on an average 200
each session, and nruding travelling TO have been in
,ne puoc service 80 days, on an average each year
ms w'il make for the whole time, 1920 days, at 81
per %h gay, $32i,oOO
linen take the saving of 81 per day frths
next IL yeas, making, say 1850 days,
81 per day, $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
THE EXECUTIVE SALARY.

It's !ae to act upon the suggestions
lowing frank appeal respected not the 70
hottest interest the question: who having filed one
the highest stations in tho to retire TO tho shade,
private he-Wo respectfully members of tho
Lessaure-Wo have received another address from "orr or
beyond tho Notwithstanding this subject, bu,
mainly proposing reduce tho wages of tho members Of Tho
should publish III The wages are not too b;gb
-Wo would say that they Why SO many of
pest members reHg to private ' Because they save no.
thing OF their wages aud for
their families, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

u has beso stated, that Mr. Barbous late vasdieto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

mat matter would be "a inj ,rious ne clay o,
loam would be obvious. 10 pu, new vegetable
earth on The fields is still the best, and an in.
uostripus fafner fears not the fatigue of seek.
| ing It In the forest.
| Each composition Of various dung matters.
ana dung means, IS really a compost dung.
earlier periods IL was called dung maya.
z'n', "hera every thing was collected on one
spot IN order to purify there. Now there is
more care IN this respect In different countries
'oi only such things are collected on one hill
winch best mingle and ferment ogether, aud
~hIeh' asexp,tlence proves, give the best dung.
general compost hill is now hill OF lime,
mortar, remains of plants, ley, ashes. aud
some vegetable earth, sometimes turned and
olten soaked with ley. In two or three mouths
the best dung Is always obtained, and this
compost IS therefore an excellent dung powder
Tor all fields and seeds. All the artificial com
position, known as dung Hrcaua. dung.salts,
dung.po"dens, H.. have already lost all con-
siutraIion IN the eyes of reasonable farmers.
who Understand perfectly we'll to prepare
themselves the besl kinds OF manure aud dug
powders.
In my next intended to conclude my es-
says on manure, by examining some articles
not yet mentioned. aud making some OBJ
SerValIons on lime, aud the manner of using
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
GARDEN OPERATIONS For LADIES.

we would wish every lady who lives in ths
countfy, hpt on, 10 be fond OF botany, to col
'ec' specimens, dry them between bloitng pa
per compressed with n bag OF hot sand, ant
men gum thfm Inio n ledger indeAea accor
aug TO The natui a system but we would wish
them 10 devote a portion OF every day, in la
VofHble weather IN the open AR, aud ~ unla-
VofaOle weather under yeTanda or ~ n green
mouse, TO some Of the lighter operations oil gar
dehibS, foi health'o sake, aud as means oil
auuhs zrst 10 their ordinary n-door enjoy
niehis. Cutting out weeds with II light spade,
winch does not require stopping surfing the
surface OF the earth with u light two-Pronged
spad, the rrongs oil which need not be much
larger than those OF a carving fork, aud the
handle Of willow or poplar, or cane not tI1ct'
er Than hsniog rod and pruning, with thr
'IIuine shears, shrubs ttom three To seven Iee
hisb, are operations which do not require
stopping, and which may be performed du.
ring the hottest weather, by the use OF a broad
trimmed straw hat, OF otbei light, broad brlni-
med hat OF any sGit. Thinning out ana tying
up herbactoas plants and low shrubs ; tying
up Climbers and lwiners, and lying the shoots
OF uained trees, To trrllises or 10 nails Viii
eyes hxed In walls cutting of deca.ed low
tfs, IL I"el-stems "ithered roses, and dead
poIns Of shoois aud leaves; aud pruning
'"'"Vo hi'hti iniet lttt HiBH, III bh iANfii'
stoornng, aud are I'll operations for mornings
and eve ings. aud Tor cloudy weather VA
iefIDg Is bet performed IN The evening and
Il any Lady wishes 10 do tl,is il ma,ielly niao-
DER, I'll. o1ght 10 have Que OF Tue rotary gar
den engines, fitted up with wheel aud han
dies like wheelbdrIow this she may wheel
along The walks aud, by IN operation not
too severe for healthy young woman, aud
which would add greatly To the strength oi
her consultation aud the tranquIIny OF her
nIshts, throw the water from I'll Ity 10 forty
teet N every direction. We would much rath-
er see iddie, at these peIations, common 10
all countries, than see them shiitInS ami o bet
wise working With slckly hot-louse plants IL
pots, winch Cannot he done well without more
or less affecting the HAMS. The care aud Va
ierinS OF neat little al pine plants in pots, -
what most iadies ara vety iond o. aud one
Of the principal enjoymenis OF city ladies, wh0
kno" plans only or chiefly as pictures, con
sisis IN performing thus operation. lie piani'
TO be presented 10 such amateurs ought To BIT
plants tnai require water nj least once "a day
aud that gro" last, 10 require tying up, aud
make frequent dead leaves, TO require picking
and dressing. The principle is, something e
Ue taken care OF, aud TO care for and depent
on US something that requires labor, the be
ginning and end q, all Improvement aud en
JoymenG [LOndoH Mag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

SHps.-Ladies who are iond OF green nouSe
plants, and have it IN their power 70 p'o1u.e
Sins of various kinds, will find great beneht,
aud amost certain preventive Of failure, PAT
ticulsrly either IN "A warm room in winter, or
warm sun in summer, NY covering their sips
with be glasses, or Nhere they caunot DE pro-
cnred, with numbers. or any kind OF glasses
taat will admit, light observing 10 admit al
at least on hour each day, aud not Keep Inc
slips too wei, as il has tendency 10 rot 'hem
before they sirike root, OF have leaves 10 car
ry on evaporation. BY this process. hardy
any single instance OF plant has been known
10 tail. In setting slips, II Is Important TO cup
NEARLY all the leaves, else there is TOO s'ea
call for sap ere it has rooted. An ounce o.
saltpetrs, or spoonful OF chloride OF lime III !"
gallon OF water. is great qu'ekener OF veg
tattoo, aud IT ,nce show lis beneficial ehecls'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
From the Southern Agriculluris'.)
10 SAVE SEEDS


All seeds keep letter Ia their seed vessels,
bot this can rarely BE- done, on account OF the
gr,a space orcnpIej. As soon, therefore, AS
he pods Of cdbbages, Jumps, radlshes, Nc
lurn brown, mud n pait become TRY, the stems
al Guild be cnt and laid on cloth or door 10
dry, aud afterwards Ihrsshed out aud hung up
in Bags IN some any place. Letincss
should be pulled up with roots, rs soon as Nh re
is the least appearance of maturity, aud hung
up, and the plants will ripeu all OF their seeds,
nearly at the same time II left in the garden 10
ripen tbe earliest aud beotwlll be lost, III iacl
except under very favourable crcunsiah-
te3, very few vii he obtained, as every
shower AMI every strong breeze will
lessea the quantity, aud scauer those viii, IA
are mature over the Whole garden. he
same course should lie pursued with lexis and
onions. Ii is u prevaent opinion thar The
bush squash caanol be perpeIuated among us,
as such have a strong tendency TO Iun, aud
! will ~ one or Two seasons become vine. lnis
10 uIslakt, aud his originated, 10 doubI, ~
tue manner of saving the sect. II TIE hrsi
squa shes which appear be retained Tor SEED
there is 40 danger OF the plant running the
uext season but II these be used aud those
whit b are borne al the extremties are pfesefS-
ed for this purpose, they wIi ran, aud more
ov,r will be later III hearing. 10 have carry
! iruit OF either the squash, cucumber or melon,
! the very hrsl should be reserved
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

ExfRAcr -" Why" says Ossian, " should II
thou bu,ld thy hali, son Of the winged days :
thou look'st from the towers 20 day, yet
few gears, aud the blast OF the dtsef, comes comes,
il bowls in the empty court,and whistles AROUND
,hv half worn shield - Then why should man
look forth, as he fondly hopes, upon the sunny
fulnte with The eve of fancy, aud lay mp the
golden visions VIII, have passed IKE sunoeams
10 lis pilgrimage, in the hope OF brighter cues
ye,,o come. Io-morr1w the Clods may be pia-
/. 2ed up,n The coffin, above his q"iet rest, me
', 1sSuul, hal yews trembling in he WIND Alas
p i terr he aught on earth which Should s"onoe
urlde-which should make men ieel that 'nf
rich and the moor meet ,ogether and the Lori
is maker of them all"---u IS the Craze II IS
there that their resentmenls die-reVenge anu
smbition are satialed it is there above The urn
OF sorrow, man mu learn that,
- Life is u torrid day
Parch'd by he wind and sun
And death, the calm, cool night,
When the wear, day is done
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
TERMS.

po, =. nor annum, payable In atvance-So SUI
,pen viii be received for less s time man sSs III
aud no l,,,s1 until all arrearages are paid.
0,s Advertisements will be inserted at % cents ps,
,,e Tor les the frs. time, ana 81 x cent s,d for
- their insertion, the payment assumed by
prev fss'Trss, se onslble person in Lynchburs
SOM Chaneery Orders not oxeeedins TWO squares arc
- far sx dollars.
addressed to the Editors must be post
=. tbsy will not be attended to,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

The celebrated Docf. Doyle, Cathohc p's"'
-, IN ireland, has bern appointed justice VI ''
neace. Ihls IS The first Instance III 'na' sp.",
,,y, OF Catholic clergyman receiving 'o'" ."
auuointmebt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

ooeof the Paris papers, edited by well
Know golumnnd, calls Upon the French ; goa ~.
s,ouene to stop the farther progress OF ne aus,
iran. IN .aiy on the irresistible groom ' ma
:. 'nsv have aire ady stopped the supply OF DO
Loon. sausu2 5 by catering that tow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

DATES.-A friend left in our news room,
on Monday, bunch of young dates, taken
from one oil several date trees on wilmington
ISLAND, near this city, cut down by the late Sc
ve,e weather, aud nhch, but for this m'sior-
tune. would, No doubt. have successfully ma
tured. Tins tree when raised ny planning Tue
a,;I a, the leaves, will bear in FIVE or six years
IL, ,r,duced from the seed, fleen or TWEEN
10 Years sre required. La the northern part oil
ilr,ca. in Persia, the LeVant, &c. II grows over
81 feet high, with a straight trunk crowned ot
a TIFF. OF long pendant leaves ten or Twelve
feet long. l'"'o""U" '''
L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

Art of Giving We should 81 i've as we would nc.
rars,ye' cherluily, quickly, and without heslta.
lion Tor there is 10 grace IN peneh' ''a'
stitAsto the fugerS. L~e"'eu'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Sale Of I,0ts.

WILL. be offered Cor sale on the premises on 81.
w 1'URD3Y, the first day Of October merit, the
following LOTS OF GROUND, to close the admins
ration Of the nfthe late Ann Butcher. deceased
No. Q. ONE LOT rs feet inches on Queen
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets, running
northward'y 10 the centre of the square l76 feet
inches.
No. 4. ONE LOT containing quarter of
a square, and adjoining the above on tie northwest
corner ut Alfred IN Princess streets.
No. 10. ONE LOT with small frame house
on the southwest of Alfred and Princess streets
% feet on Alfred by / % feet inches on Princess
street
No. s. ONE LOT on the northwest corner
Of Columbus and Princess, Is feet inches on Prn.
cess by 176 feet inches on Columbus streets.
No. 1s. ONE LOT, about 90 feet on Prin-
cess By As feet on Alfred street Also,
The one-fourth part of Fire. proof WARE
HOUSE an Market alley
Terms made known at the pace cf sale.
TAINTED TO Purchase,
A Ground Rent Of twenty dollars per annum. For
one we'll secured. liberal price will be given.
sent 7-d1Waeots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-26

GUST received on s,le by WIN NJ MORRISON,
SCOTS Fary Bible, a fresh supply, and Offered as
}ow scan be purchased in Philadelphia, New York.
oG Boston
Fi CANT quao and 8vo pocket, Silt & school bibles
Octave school and pocket tessaments
PRAYER BOOKS, great variety and elegant eti't'os
lior.'s introduction to the study Of the holy scrip
lures IN vols, new edition
summers' expository lecture on Matthew and Mark
Pew. John Newton's works, complete IN vols; to
which are prefxed memoirs OF his lite by the Rev.
JOHN Cecil, A. NJ new edition
Vol 81 Of standard works OF the Protr slant Epsco
pal Church containing Jewels Apology and Treatise
on the Scriptures
Lectures on the evidences OF Christianity by d.
Wilson, A. ~.
Tie Christian Student, by the Rev. Z. Pickersteth
Nn,cs's Translation of the Psalms
memoirs Of the Rev J. Townsend, Founder Vi the
asylun for the Deaf and Dumb
Essay on the Hierrgsphic Systems by j. g. III
Greppo translated from the French by iSanc Stewart,
with notes, &c.
Life Of Gerry, in vols Svo
Uallan's Constitutional History of England. ) " SVo
Elements Of Mental Philosophy, b. 1hos Z. uPi'sw,
in vols $50
stuaa's Philosophy of,he active and moral powers
of man, IN 2vos go
The DIPLOMACY Of the United States, Cd edition,
with additions BY heodrre Lyman, jr in vols 9yo
Dearbcrn's memoii Of The Black sea, Turkey, and
Epypt in Q vols $40. with chart, &c.
pIsyfai's Dissertation; Brands do
Cooper's ectures in 8 vols 8yo, new edition
Goods study Of medicine, vols 8vO
Book Of Health
These, together with great variety Of Mscellane
Gus and School Books, will be sold as low as BIZ
had in any other town in the Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-26
Bei,Znoover & Co.'S

Splendid Lines Of d" Blue Sa'ey CoccheS,' Ce.
iseea Udshington and baltimore.
gTiRST LINE, o'clock Passengers by this line
i arrive in BJunoFe by l0o'ciock, cons qne"iiy IN
time for the II O'Clock hnat for Philadelphia
Second Line, O'Clock, ria Baltimore T. Ohio
Rail Road No delay or storage by this line, as The
always IN ness Passengers arrive in Baiti'
more 10 early dinner.
Third Line, . o'ctock-Arrives in Baltimore
to early supper, between6 and p. NJ.
az To the citizens of Alexandra andthc public IN
general the iropretors tender their grateful acknnw'
Iedscmeits for the encouragement gwen to tle Bn'
SAT IS Coaches and would them that they can
always find speedy aud SAT. conveyance on Their ar
rival Washington Coach will be in waiting at the
wlaf upon the arrival of the steamboats, from Atexan
dria Western passengers are sure OF "b'a'inS q,
rect conveyance through TO Baltimore, as Mr. Boyds
siGc from Winchester is connected with the above
For seals please appi, at II. Clag.tt's II Tel
JOIN WEST, hgeni.
lf..cg' 80.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-26
The Virginia Free PRESS

Fss weekly neuspaper. published at Chsrlestown,
L JsfFsrs Court, Virginia, at s. per annum, pay
the Potomac country, and will he found a valuable al
verifying medium fof City Ncrchs It's and others. who
nay wish to communicate with their couatry friends
| he improvements now in progress, which will con
meet intimately the trade Of the rich Valley OF Viz
ginia with Baltimore and the cities of the District al!
Columbia. will suggest to thufe concerned IN ad;!i
,ons motive for awaiting themselves of the Columns uf
the Free Press If sept -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-26
Charles Eenllett

Charies Henneu
WAS imported. by ship Virginia, arrived here. and
g. Herald via Baltimore. aud offers for sale
Colts 8! and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets. Cd, 10 4, II 4 II 4; IS
- few pairs bcs' family blankets
Shoe thread in bsiss Of 20 dozen; patent
culored aud :. Thread
Cambria musins and dim'ties
Furniture dimities and chintsesi great variety
Gnghams and slicoes
Figured col)rcd cotton countcrpsnes, large sizes
Nestings, Including silk yelve's and Floren'ines,
Of Ycry best quality
Ceutrmen's doeskin g!nvcs
Sunc!fne cloths ard kersey meres
A prina assortme nt Of 4 4 Irish Gnens, aud 8 4
,heetimgs
Sand 1914 table damlsk, long lawns
iussia and Scotch shee,ings
"a green hDOr cloth baise
Lark best spool anl bali sewing cotton
English cheese, double Glostcr and no tn Wilt
shire offrst q IaiIty
From the North he has received:
Best black Italian lutes,Ings
Black silk hosiery, tsian sewing silks
urs'el aud cotton hose in great variety
Swiss mu,ins figured and pisin
Msr.no slIfi,, circassiins and hombazets
Black and drab fine cloth sha@ls
superfne ch' pPa rcma's
India and English bandahna hdsts
Black Italian Cravats
Icklenburgs, ssckings and Qsnaburgs
II General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Consisting e sat,nets brdticks, cotton osnaburgs,
Clnton flnnes brown and blesched sheetnes, carpet
bindings, checks, pla's &c &c.
Fine and superbnc m rno shirts and hosiery; shad
aud herring Brdport SEINE TWlNE; to be sold very
low to close 2 consignment
sept l4---'t