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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02
QUESTIONS ON PEACE.

Is not peaceable spirit harmless ?-Is il
mol rommendahle ?-Is it not congenal with
the nest affections of human nature Does
not the Spirit Of Peace spring from the love
! OF God and man Docs it not promote the
exercise of love, goodwill, and benevo.
lenre us not Peace in our families, in our
/ neigbhorhoods, in our nation, and through
out The world, truly desirable ?-Is not
Peace the parent of many blessings ?-Have
mol Christ and his Apostles commanded all
men to live in peace ?-If every man yield
ca obedience TO the law of Christ, would
not Peare he universal ?-Is not the promo
! ton OF Pence with Cod and man the design
Of Christianity ?-Is it not tn. aim and oh
Igrt Of the Christian ministry ?-ls not
/ Feare the sum and substance of the glori-
Gus Gospel?-Was it not to obtain and
promote Peace that the Redeemer lived and
labored, suffered and died in gu. world p
was not Pence one of the last legncies
winch Thirst bequcathcd to his followers !?
II our Creator he the God of Peace: our
Redeener. the Prime of Peace; our Sane
tItler' he Spirit of Pence; and if our guide
TO hea'en he the Gospel of Peace; is it not
The lmierious duty OF all who profess to love
God, T. he the Sons of Peace?
ffefnmlng that you have considered and
answered the above questions according 10
your PRESENT Judgment, the following texts
OF Scripture are proposed for yonr further
consideration.
Live your enemies. Resist not evil
Reconpense 10 no man evil for evil A.
venPf not yourselves. Be not overcome of
evil, hut overcome evil with good. Follow
peace with all men. Seek peace and pur.
sue i. If it he possible, as much as lieth
in yoi, live peaceably with all men,
LIKES AND DIsLrKEs. There are six
thlnss we Ike to see. yea a seventh in which
oni soul iaketh delight; and there are six
things we dislike to see, even a seventh in
with our soul 6ndeth no pleasure.
Is. We like to see n lady like to,cn-
ctoei regulating her motions by the progress
OF tie sun; but we dislike to see lady like
a tovn-rlock, governing the movements of
the Whole neighborhood.
q. We like TO see lady like sp;n-
n,na-tcheei, rapid and incessant in her mo-
toni: hut we dislike to see lady like a
spinning wheel, deafening the whole family
with her interminalle clatter.
3D. We like to see lady like the moon
enllVrning winters evening with soria-
I'le fce; hut we dislike to see lady like
the moon. subject to frequent changes.
4th. We like to see lady like sealing
tcdr, of flexible, accommodating temper !;
eTt me dirliIte 10 see lady ike sealing
wax, susceptible of every sort of impression.
5h. We like to see lady like doll,
neatly and prettily dressed; but we dislike
TO see lady like doll, mute, inanimate
piece of statnary.
orb. We like to see lady like breeze,
soothing and invigorating in her influence !;
Int we dislike to see lady like a breeze,
always raising dust before her.
9Th. And, finally, we like to see lady
like 'Oeather- zane, capable of making n
variety OF SHIFTS; but we dislike to see IL
lady like weather-vnne. veering with eve
ny change OF wind.-.N Y. Constellation.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

AFFECTING ANEcDoTE. A hoart-rendng
story is told of young Scottish plough.boy,
who being disappointed in u love affair, was
driven so near 10 the verge of despair, that,
with rope IN his hand, he entered his master S
barn, and - tied oil of the cows tails togeth-
or
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02
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In word an Wiil am friend to you,
And ono friend Old is worth an hundred new
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13

or the criminal laws Of thi. State, and that
such an Interference is aagrant violation Of
her right.
Rssolsed further, that bis Excellency the
Governor be, and be and every other officer
Of this State, is hereby requested and enjoin-
ed TO disregard any and every mandate and
process that has Lcen or shall be served up
on him OF them, purpcrhng to proceed IRON
the Chief Justice or any associate Justice oil
the Supreme Court Of the United States for
the purpose Of arresiing the execution OF any
Of the criminal laws Of this State.
Ind be IL further rssolred, That hls Excel
lency the Governor be and he is hereby au-
,horized and required, with all the force and
means placed at his command, by the Con-
stitution and laws Of this State, TO resist and
repel any and every invasion from whatever
quarter, upon the administration Of the Grim
insi laws Of this State.
Resotved, That the State Of Georgia will
never so far conpromit her sovereignty, as
an independent State, as 10 become party
TO the case sought to he made before the Su-
preme Court Of the United States by the
writ in question.
Resslvsd, That his Excellency the Govern
or be. and he is hereby, authorized, to com
municote to the Sheriff of Hall county, by
express, Sc much of the foregoing resolutions,
and such orders as are necessary to ensure
the full execution Of the laws, in the case of
George TGssels, convicted of murder "a Hall
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13
GEORGIA AND THE SUPREME
COURT
MILLEDGEyIILr. Dec. 25.

MILLEDGETILLE, Dec. IS.
On Wednesday evening the Governor
transmitted to both Houses, the subloined
Communication, relating to summons ad-
dressed to him in a cover, but directed TO
''the State Of Georgia" admeEishing said
State t. appear on the second Ionday 10
January next. before the Supreme Court of
the United States, to answer in the case Of
an Indian tried al Hall Superior Court, found
guilty OF murder aud sentenced TO be hung
Rsuse Of fi.pressststives, Wednesday, Dec. %.
The following communication was receiy-
ed from tac Governor, which, after being
read, with the accompanying document was
referred, on motion Of Mr.. Haynes, TO Sc
lect committee, composed OF Messrs HAYNES,
Beali, Of I'wigss, Howard, Of Baldwin, Nc
Donald, and Schley.
Executive DEPARTMENT, Dec. q.
submit to the Legislature, for its consiI
eratien, the copy of communication re-
celved this day, purportng to be signed by
the Chief Justice Of the United States, and
to be citation Of the State Of Georgia to ap.
pear before the Supreme Court, en- the Sc.
cond Monday in January next, to answer to
that tribunal for having caused person who
had committed murder within the hunts of
the State, to be tried andconvcted therefor
he subject Of this mandate is 10 control
the State IN the exercise of its ordinary juris
sictlsn, which, in criminal cases, has been
vested by the Constitution exclusively in its
Superior Courts.
80 far as concerns the exercise Of the pow
er which belongs to the Executive Depart
Hhent, orders received from the Supreme
Court, for the purpose Of staying, or in any
manner interfering with the decisions of the
Courts of the State, in the exercise Of their
Constitutional jurisdiction, will be disregar-
ocd; and any attempt to enforce such orders
wall be resisted with whatever force the laws
have placed al my command
II The Judicial powers thus attempted to
be exercised by the Courts OF The u. States,
IS submitted to, or sustained, il must even
tua'e IN the utter humiliation of the State
governments, or in other consequences not
less fatal to the peace and prosperity Of cur
present highly favored country.
GEORGE r. GILMFR
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13
Chief Justice of the United State,

The Committee TO whom the above had
been referred, made the following report.
which was agreed to by the House, ana cen
Cured IN by the Senate;
WHEREAS, it appears BY a communication
made by has Excellency the Governor n the
General Assembly, that the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court Of the United States. has
sanctioned writ of error, and cited the
State OF Georgia; through her Chief Mar,
'rate, to appear before the Supreme Court
OF the United States, to defend said State a,
gainst said writ Of error, at the instance of
one George Iassels, recently convicted in
Hall Superior Court
And whereas, the right TO punish crimes
against the peace and good order Of this
state, m accordance with the existing laws
oil this State, is an original aud a necessary
part ct sovereignty which tie Stale Of Gcor
gla mas ncF-r parted with:
be ii ite' fore resoteed Gy he Senate end
HouscV Representatives., Sc. That 1l.sy view
"l'h feelings Of deep regret. the interference
by SIC Chief Justice oil the S,u,vnie Court
OF the United St.Dles, IL tie administration
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13

! About 5000 persons bad been attack
ed al Moscow by the prevailing disease,
Of whom about one half had died The
contagion had net spresdto st. Peters
burg, and vigorous measures were stilI
pursued to prevent its further progress:
although at the last accounts from Mos
cow the disease was in a manner abat-
ing.-N York Mer.. i'd
Extract Of letter dated Paris, Nov 90
Some say we shall have war, but
Cotton the celebrated writer. author
Of Laeon.) says we shall not Isgree
with bin. He says no power in Eu.
rope dare order a regiment TO march,
for lear Of rebellion in the very place
whence the regiment Hay depart. Be
sides, England is more jealous Of Rus
STA than of France; and she has not mo
ney 10 support general WAL"
Mr. James Hinde, Master OF the Prin-
cess Deck, at Liyerpool, after spending
the evening with party on board the
Philadelphia packet ship Alexander,
while in the act of handing some ladies
ashore, his foot slipped. and he fell int
The dock, and was drowned.
We understand that vessel belong
ing TO Boston. which was at Antwerp
during the bombardment, had her cap
stan shattered by cannon ball, and
some of her standing and running rig
ging cat by the shot. When she pro-
ceeded TO sea she was actually ballast
ed with the bricks of houses that were
des!roye ed ON the 27th Of October.
Hostou TnseHs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS.
To he State of Georgia, C,yxetioo

10 we ofate q georgia, GTseti0g.
fou are hereby cited and admonshed to
be and appear at Supreme Court Of the
United States. 10 be holden at w ashington,
on the Second Monday in January next; pur-
suant to writ of error. filed in the Clerks
0.Sce of the Superior Cout Of the State Of
Georgia for Hall county, in the county of
Hall, wherein George Tastle, alias George
TASTES. alias George Tassel, alias George
ias'ie, alias George Tassele, is plaintiff in
error, and the said State OF Georgia is de-
fenda1t in error, to show cause, if any there
be, why Judgment rendered against the said
George, as IN the said writ of errer mention
ed, should net be corrected, and why speedy
justice should not be done to the parties In
that behalf.
Witness, the honorable JOHN Marshall.
Chief Justice of the said Supreme Court
el the United States, this 18th day of
Decenber,in the yearof our Lord, issO
JOHN MARSHALL,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-13
A Paris paper OF the 18th Of Novem.

A Paris paper OF the 18th Of Novem.
Der has the following paragraphs We
learn that the police have been on tue
look out for the last two nights, in con i.
sequence ofreports which have reached
the government of the arrival Of a per.
sea at fsris, whose name has acquired
horrible celebrity in the South, and who
IS said to have Come to the Capitol with
the design OF committing assassination.
From thu active measures taken. there
can DO little doubt Of bis being shsruy
arrested.n -
&Ort Passage from Russia The
brig kremlin, Halls arrived at Boston
on Friday evening from Cronstadt. ha.
wing lett that place as late as the cast of
NoVember, and Elsinaur on the goth.
We learn frsm our Boston Correspeud
eHt, that Capt Hall gives tho following
information When lie left ST. Peters
burg ii was said large division of The
Russian army had marched Tor the ives
tern foniier, and various reasons for
sucn course were reported; some said
'aat the troops were 60 assist tn. King
OF fruss'a, who feared trouble ia his
domlni"ns; some that they were intend
eo !" "ateh t1e movements 81 the I'm
pefor OF Austria, with Iesuect to IN.
proVInces OF Wallacbia aud Mnldavia.
but Capt. II. heard no one attribute the
@o'f n "nf to any expectation Of wa,
with france.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
Etna Fire insurance Company
Aug. rs.

1gents oDrc for The State Of Frgu,a, neri
door 10 q. H. Mitchell, Richmond
SklHE SubscrIosr Is duly authorized by the
- ahose COMPANY, as thoir agant, TO is
-at PolteI"s OF Insurance. in town or country
against loss OF damage ny Gle, throughout the
state.
The rates of premium " i'll be made as low as
those Of mn, o'her good olhcrs. Besides their
original capital oi S2oU.UOo, the company nave
a large surplus iund held IN reserve, To meet
lossrs OF the promp,t1de and lberahiy. with
which claims are adjusted aud paid, satisfactory
references can be nude ~ this city.
All Applications (post paid) directed To the
agent, viii receive attention, and The nrce..
sary forms for survey will be furnished 10
those nj distance il required.
The following kinds OF property NAV be in-
surrd: DWELLING HOUSES " AREHOU-
SEES, WILLS AND MACHINERY, MANU-
FAC1 DRIES, aud most other BUILDINGS,
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE in store,
FURNITURE, BOOK aud Wea,ing APPA-
REL, aud other description of personal prop
eIt, Stocks OF Gialn, Floor, Cotton, &C. la
mills. barns or manufacturers, can also he ill.,
suIej. JOIN .. LAY, DIT,
.Ttna Insurance Co.
Richmond, Aug. l6. 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

'MSiiE Races over the Rocky Mount Course
n will commence on Thur sdov the 22d dn,
Of September, aad continue ibrte DAYS. free
Tor any horsr, maze OF grlding.
The first day-lwo nile heals for $200-en
trance $50.
The second day-mile heats for the prupIie-
tors purse -ent,ance $40.
The third day-a swesfstaLc race one mile
and rePeaf--enuance S25. Oae already en-
tered and several Others IN training for thus
race.
The cash will be put up by the proprietor,
onhou! discount.
The rules of The Rocky Mount Course. which
are similar to those vi the New Market Course
10 govern.
The track will be in fine order, and the pro-
prieior he prepared to accommodate all for.
e'gn horses Wih good stables, old grain and
J'ade'. lie has also enlarged his bulldogs and
WI be enabled 10 acoommo date all who NAV
think proper TO Call on lin.
u Will be noticed that the racing over the
noChS Mount Course Commences the week If
Ter the races at Liberty, aud The week before
me races at Hal'laE, afordng sutlicien, time
10 gentlemen Of the turf to attend each. MANY
'ne horses from the lower Country are txpeC-
ted aud hne sport ant,cinaied
July 25 ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

M OilCE.-by virtue oi u deed OF ,rus, ca
~ sruird to the subscriber by Cbri.tnpher
CLARK. Jr. bearing date on the 2s,b day OF Ju.
ly, 1923, and which has hren proven IN the
count o. Montgomery county, by two of the
subscribing witnesses, aud eonunued Tor further
proof, !or roriHin pwpos,s herein mentioned
1 shall ptoceed 10 sriI on MONDAY The ih,Id
day Of October MAI, being Montgomery conI
dap, IN 'front.' of the Court hopse duor ot sad
county. 10 thu highest bidder Tor cash, NJ pub
lie auction, all his the said Christopher CiMk :
interest 81 lhst ir"el OF land, lying On La
Gle River, IN the county II Floyd, (tormerly
MonlgomeIy,) edjplnung the lands Of Major
Howard and others, as well as his interest IN
all other lands III said county Of Floyd, which
he may hold in SAID lands, und,r the will OF
JOHN Hook, dec hrs grand father; HE SAID
IN eies, in the lands aforesaid, having been con
,.yed TO mr, N trust, stall only convey to the
purchaser Of pur chasers, such title only, US i.
waited IN ne by III deed OF bust aforesaid.
X d. MONTAGUE, Tfgxse
Sept. ]. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Aug. % 1891.

- v,It"e Ola decree of the County Cour, o
- b. lord VI, the sub5bscrbers, Commis
suners, or any three of them, Will proceed To
sci, al puelic auction, OF tina Goth day OF Sep
~ni'er mex, ICING the firsl day OF September
Bedford Court, all the lands OF the late Bnbtste
Hardy, decd. lying in tue County Of Bedford
on the head waters OF Big otter Creek, about
three miles above the Fancy Farm Mills, aud
containing four cen hundred aud twenty nine
acres, aboat three hundred OF which are oIaar
ed, with a good dwelling house, barn, and
other necessary out houses two good apple or
.hards, ed tn'ag the lands of Capt Wan r.
1'nes, Mitchell E"ia's, heirs, 4 the heirs OF the
ate Doctor trfin. 1 Ia, land lie, ", II, & con.
tains ierge portion of good tobacco lind,
RhnY good springs, and is certainly one oil the
most desirable Tracts OF lRad that ms been OF
terrd ~ markrt latly ieoms. one fourth a.
The purchase money TO be paid IN hand. ana
the balance IN three equal annual ms,alnen,s,
I" be secured by deed oil trust on he land.
The tract hti Z IA rge one, will be div iIed To
LAT purchases. Mr. Catch twtu, who Ic-
SIDES near tne premises, viii shrw tar land TO
any Person desnous OF pure Lug.
HENRY HARDY,
WILLIAM HARDY
JESSE Nit. j..
Avg. %. 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
TALL RACING,

VIE RACEo will Cominpnce at Liber,v IN
u Tuesday the 18Th day Of September an,
continue days, tree for any horse, mare OF
geldng.
THEIRS! day, mile heats, for o0J, en,raoc
10.
lhe second day, mile heats. Tor the balance
OF the Jockey Cub Purse, say 400; entrance
-.
ih"" day. mile heats, Tor the Propy,etcr'
fnist, entrance 10.
Fourth day, a SSeepslake rare ia exnee,ea
entrance 20, mile and repeal.
hrs' rate saddle will be rau 70, on the We
ming ofea,h days race.
. INC oa'h viii he pa, at tho usual discount,
yern. 'o W so-
ine rack will be in fine order. Firs, rate
S'ao'eS anu it'ef provided. graiis, Ms hsrs,o-
ore ny The proprietor, aud every comfort for
'no'e who bring horses from q DISTANCE and
'"ey are particularly invited.
WILLIAM TERREY, { Propri.
l. n. OLIVER, e,oes.
Ja.y IL or,as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

William B. Reid, Thomas }. Reid. adm,nistra-
Tor oil john Reid. dec Joseph GadJ, jr. anl
Robert [. Cutter
TEyAkE NOTICE, That on Thursday the
n 18th day OF September mex, between the
rising aud seitIng III the sun, shall proceed to
take the deposition of Lewis Watkins, at
HatcheIs Old Store, in The county OF bedford,
and State OF firginia--and on Tue SHAY The
2Uih day Of The sane month, (SPpt.) beiween
the rising and settlng OF the sun, | shall pro-
coed 10 take the deD,sliUns of Thomas VIII
hanson and swift Rlliiam.on, aud others, nj
Ctswell Court tiouSr,in the State oil North Car =
nliua aud II not completed on that day, then
10 continue from day 10 day until they are
finished aud also, on -londay the Goth day OF
September next, shall proceed 10 take the
DEPOSITION oil George williamson, between the
r'sag aud setting vi the sun, at bis own DIV ell.
ing house III the county of Chatham aud State
OF North Carollna, 10 br read as evidence IN IA
SUIT IN Cnancery now depending aud undeter-
mined IN the olrrOt Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, hOlGen in Lyuchburg, IN
which anu Plaintiff and YOU are Defendants,
and where you may attend or not.
HENRY, a Pduper,
Son Cf Esther.
Aug. rs idt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

sht subscriber ofe,s 10, sale, tue uact o.
- land ON which be now resnies, Containing
about r,gh' h"ndred acrrs.) lying in the county
oi Campbell at the junction oi 5 ,auntop Rive
anu Goose Creek, in healthy and agreeable
neg hborhood. The buildings are Two story
wood house. forty eight ttet Iong, by twenty
wide, with wing, frame Kitchen, thirty fee;
long, 10 feet vide, good barn, stahles. corr
mouse, and other out buildings. suitable for
'arm. The tract cootains about tour hundred
acres OF CLEARED land, one huaired of which Is
r'ch low grouods, OF good quality The bal
dnte OF the cleared land general, lies we'll Is
fertile aud well walered, with good sprlngs
about fifty acres arein clover. Adjoining 10
this land. there is u good Manufacturing Mil.
saw MIL aud Hemp Mschue.
are invited 10 Call aud ex.m,re for themselves,
DANIEL BROWN
Aug. %, w4v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

Ax}oIICE.-On Thursday the 2-J DAY oil
III SeptembeT nexi. we shall sell Ia the nigh.
esl bidder, Al the residence OF the late William
Thurman, in The ueig hborhood OF Pedlar MUS,
IN the county Of Amherst. all The stocks, all The
crops that are secured, all tie plantation tools,
and utensils, household aud kitchen furniture,
belonging 10 hi. estate. The stock Of sberp
aud cattle are uncommonly likely and rer-
soas wanting beef cattle snd mich eD"s, are
invited 10 attend. Atihat same lime aud place,
We shall also sell IL The highest bidder, tie
tract OF land, containing abo1t 400 acres Oul
before The day Of sale. We shalt ascertain ny
actual survey the quantity. his tract oi land
is Of groht value, as tnbacco PLANTATION, a
large portion Of which is 10 woods, aud lies al
the foo. of the Gobacco how Mountain, aifo'd
Jog an extensive range Tor stock. HE psfso-
nal property will he sold on a ciedlt, until the
Isl da, OF May next bonds viii approved Sc
curly will be r.auired. The land VII be sold
upon ONE, two and three years cfedi personal
s. curity and a lien upon the land, lhe TILE
will be made unqnesiIonabIe bei"re ahy ofihe
purchase money Is requi,ed, and possession for
seeding small grain immediately gwen, and iuil
possession The lst january next.
ADDiSON<TALiAf ERkO ! T,,.,.s,
JOHN THOMPSON, j.. '"''''''
Aug. %. tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

To William DAVIS aud Robert shas,ead, vi.
liam shastesj, Edmund Shsstssd, Fear.
Shsstead and El'zabsih Shsstead beits and
represent stivss of James Shasiead. sen. dee
%flAKE NOI1CE-rhat on the sth day n.
Il October aex,. al William NJ caurs Tav.
era. Pedlar Mills, Amherst county, / shall tale
the Propositions OF LinIsey Burks and othti,
TO be read as evidence on tue trial of sufI
in tue Circuit Superior Court VI Law ann
Chsne-ry. holden 10 l., ncbbuig. in which I
sm plain III and you are defendant II Sail
dpposiions are not taken or completed on Ibtf
day, | shall continue Them from day 10 dss
until Completed Sundays elcepted.)
RICHARD 5. ELLIS,
Surviving Partner vi John and X. :. Ellis.
Aug. IL. idt
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LATEST
A IL ri AL =.
KYIE A. HoRLAND

RESPECTFULLY ioiofm Their trend.
HI aud the pubic, thai they have just feeei
y.d direct from New York and Phii4delphis,
additional supplies of Staple aud Fancy Goods
which reader their assortment AZ present lsrse
and complete.
Anoag the new arrivals, sre the following,
VIZ
| Ease splendid new style Prints. a variety oi
patterns
so p,rce. 4 4 aud Cd cambric aud Cambria
husins
10 pieces eItrB hne G 4 Jaconst
- do Belt Ribbon new aud beautiful pat.
teTUs
f dozen splendid Swiss Grapes add Collars
10 pieces dne Koming, warranted all superior
2 do Matiioncs. best black Italian Lns-
tring
very handsome a.soriment fancy eoioured
CIsp.s and Crspo Leisses
! dozen cIirs size Shell luck Combs
/ do Medium do do
q do e1ffa SiIo d.
30 boxra brsf Puns
= pieces Black Prunrlla--a new and hand5on
article for Grnllemen's Suma,cT weor
; pieces Extra Brown Dulling
| do white do
2 " very best white Marseiles
10 extra Tine Brown Holland
8 Bales German aud British Oznaburgs
| bale 7.s 1ickienburgs, avery superior aTtl
clio
II bates Domestic Goods-comprising n good
as.orIment oi 3 4 al aud OIL beached anu
Btosis DrmestIcs
10 pieces very stout Blue DrIliing
20 do Hamilton stripes
\ few pieces 4-i Bed H. king
Al extensive assortment, oI Cotton Yarn, from
tue Petershntg Factory.