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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28
Mn CnANcE&Y.-A . Court h. ID 70. Psuce EI.
u ward county May the l7,b, 1881.
ytpgont Philips. pIa

Mn CnANcE&Y.- AT Cour, he'll 70. Psiuee e..
ward county May the l7,b, 1891.
Vtnsont PHILIPPE, PHI
John Booth Ex'or. Of Richard PHILIPPE. and Adm'or.
Of Elisabeth Phillips, Richard MsrshsI and Sarah bis
wife. - Gray and Lucy his wife. formerly Lucy
lips Joseph Phillips, John PHILIPPE. John Hawkins
and Matilda his wife. Debts
On The motion OF tho plaintiff v. Phillips sdm'or Of
William PHILIPPE John Redfori admor Of bic late wife
Frances, formerly Frances Phillips, and Jesse P.neek
late husband Of Nancy Peneek, and formerly Nancy
phiips are made party defendants 10 this suit the
Lucy Neal, and Jesse PeDeck moi having entered their
appearance aud given security, according 10 Of
tue 1ens Ass.m biy, and The rules Of this Court, and
msppsasns TO the satisfaction Of tho Court that they
arc no nnao'snn oil this State, the motion Of the
pan'n oy hs attorney, is ordered that the said de.
PENDANT - Gray snd Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
d.v ~ 'au 90 appear here on 'he 6r.t
bill, and that copy Of thi, order be forthwith
10 some one Of tho public newspapers printed 10 the
city OF Richmond, for two months sucsesveIy and Also
posted a. the iron, door of tho Cour, hous. Of hi,
county. Copy. Te.t.,
B.J. wORsHAM, o.
I'm observation-disclosures county court,
james Maiey, PitH
against
- Jane: MeClsnahan, and Polly. hi, wife. who wst
20 ly Maley, Johnston Maley, II ram M.ley, Harriet
Maiey. Lunsto'd Maey, Hezsk,.h MAley, SvinoT
MAley, Richard Malsy. Lucinda Mssy, Joserh ~
ley and Ryston Maley, d.td,.
This day camc tbs plaintiff. by his counsel, and 10
appearing to the satisfaction Of Tho court, that The ds
Pendants, James M<CsnshaD, and Polly his wife. John.
ston Malay, and Sydnor Maey, not nhsbiiaats Of
shis State: on the motion OF the plaintiff 10 ordered
that Mo said defendants appear hsrs on tho recoud
Monday in July Hext, and the bill Of the plain.
h, and that copy Of this order bs forthwith inserted
Tor two months succsssivcy Ia tho Richmond Enqui-
rer and another copy posted the front door Of the
court house Of this county.
Copy. Tesie, M. B. CRALLE G. o.
May o. l2i-w8ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

"orsnam Foser' CsmPl'tr
Richard mes and Moses Cysrior, Uefts.
The defendant Richard JONES' not having entered III
appearances and given security according the Act Of
Assembly aud the ru's Of this court, and Il apps aripk
oy satisfactory evidence. that he is an Ihabitant Of
this commt nwt ahlt Is ordered, that the sad desp-
dan Richard mes, do appear here the 6rs, THUR
day In September, and answer the bill Of the Gem
psnsu and that copy Of this order be ierh with in
serted in some newspspsr published In the city Of
Richmond or town OF Petersburg, for two months sue
ces,vey and Posed ~ the front door Of the courthouse
of this county. copy Tese
EDM. FITZGERALD, d. C..
June IA. l0-vl..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

ALSO, large assortment Of superior aud com gil
coat aud vest buttons, pearl shirt buttons and stud
hardware, cutlery, lenders shovel and longs brass AMI
steel pans, perfumery, soaps, &c. &c.
June7. S-w6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

u li,b April, 1881
james Maiey, Pitt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
E A. LORD
NOTICE

ITS hereby given to the members of the First I Ecclesjasfical Society in Litchfeid that their Annual Meeting will be held at the Lee ture Room of said Society On the 14th day:Of November inst. at one o'clock F. M. for the purpose of Choosing their officers for the en- suing year, to make arrangements for defray- ing the expenses of the Society, and to do any other business proper to he done at said meet ing. JoHN P. BRACE, So.;s,,,,e
 GEO. c. WooDRUFF, Cos,,;i,s..
 LEONARD KINNEY, WY E NIB. The Committee are under the neces- sity of calling upon 0N those indebted to the Society to make immediate payment.
 Lieckjield, Nov. |, 1881 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
AlbanY LiterQgY Gazette,

A Repository of Li,erature sn9 .he. Arts,
 IFS published every other Saturday by yOkn l F. Jeynsain E Go, corner of State and North Market streets, Albany. at the low price s,f Two Dollars per annuin. The G0llowiDgis an extract from inc Prospectus :--
 In general its columns will he devoted rlO Literature and the Arts, hnt not iO =xclnde those. nohler attributes of mans sexistepce-- Religion and Morality. a~5.e.,.4.
 A passing notice of the politics Ofthn day will, he given, but at the same time it will be the view ofthe editor that no angry debate or warm dispute, dragging private character into the public arena of political warfare. shall dis grace its columns.
 POlemic discussions shall at no time become a subject for its pages; but as far as we arc able we shall use our cndeayors in the support of undisguised and true religion.
 A review of new publications shall occupy conspicuous place.
 To the; poetical department a particular at. tention will he paid the editor carefully excllI- ding all trash. (which, we are sorry to say, abounds in almost every publication Of the kind, will endeavOr to procure such only as will meet the wishes of . judici0ils and An en- frightened public. x
 Arrangements have been made .hy which we will obtain the latest foreign publications: such as the New M0ntnly, BlackWOO0sS anQ London Magazines. the London Literary Ga zette. &c. &c.; immediately on the receipt of which, pieces Ofs ihc same order as have aver emhellished theirpage will be tranafer- red to is cOhlmns. ;...s
 The parer will continue to lie printed in the present quariD form. and apiece selected from the latest aud most fashionable Music, (arrsn. ged with accompaniments for inc piano forte) under the immediate and sole dirrctioD of Alr. William M. Pease, Professor of Music. will accompany each number.
 It wiM u carefully enclosed in strong wrap pers and forwarded to any part of the United States by the earliest maiis. Particular at- trntion will he paid to this. the necessity of which is evident tO ,eyery one. hat which is practised by fer. Nov. iasi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
.Lsnneaas Botanic G0rde0 end 1a. NURSERIES, !.
 FLUSHING,
Near Ne,O- KeTk.

YXTM@PRINCE B SONS. Proprietors.
 w announce thatt greatextensions made in their establishment, which now covers near 50 acres, completely filled with the ehoicest TREEs, EHRUBs and PLANTS, enables them To oifer the various kinds at the FedMeed pyiees stated h their Nsp Catalogues, which will be sent to any person Wllo may apply for them. The size and excellence 0f the Tfees exceed alt former periods; and the meat sefNpnlOus attention has been devoted sO their agcusaey. which is inyariahIy an object Of theif Reraoa01 Gtieation. To NURsERiEs they will allow sa liheral discount and fcOnyenient credit. An letters desiring information will he replied tO hy the first mail. As many persans are agents for different Nurseries. it is respected that or- ders intended fer us he pnTticnFGrlg speesfe6. Every Invoice sent has pfinIed hsadiAg 1nd our sseMasuYe, and such proof of origin must he insisted on. as we take upon ourselves nO responsibility unless sneh m invoice can bs
 Their Treasise on ihe VINE desesihss aaa Kinds of Grapes apd their culture. Their Trea. tise on HORrIcuLTUBR. cNntains deserintinus of great variety of Ifees and Hlanfs. and direcsions for caltivating the1n :-- and their poM0LoGIcAL MANUAL, just nublished, con. taihs full descriptions 0f above 800 sariefiea of PenTs. Etsms, PenEhss, Ckeyrses, Neciayssnse Aprieots. Asmoaas. Sc, besides other Frn;,s so that AlL REksoRs can make their sejers;.,,s' s1iik z knssslsdgs ef Sas esalisis. ' !. GFe 0Edess lsll at shs Pos Oaee wllAs
 CHARLES SETAs0UR, Avr.sL
 A4teeNssd. Oct. lS, Ia9l
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
Steam Boat Notice.

THE Steam B1sl SUpEaloR, Capt. Sam
 ford. viii consinte so rnn as heretofore advertised until the lsth inst. aifer which time she VIII perform only thrse trips seeekiy-l leav- sng Nesr- Haven every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Ut ii o'clock A. M.--and leaving Nese- York every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- tuFday. at . o'clock A. M.
 POST COACHES will be in readiness On arrival of the above boat te convey passengers to Hartfard by way 6f Durham aud Middle town as well as MsEiden and Berlin. Passage 70 New Haven dollars---ffom New York to HaEttord dollars. Meals sxsrn. Xhe UNITRD ETATEs, Captain
 ieeches. will eaatinuo Co rssn as heFeiDfsre-. 'sas,nE New York en tsaadays. Wednesdays and ErldNys at lQ o'clock tnoonl l--and leaving Wey-hass aN Tuesasyss Thursdays and &n- eard1ss, at 2 o'clock . M, ana Mill S fsslsbs en shs usual terms.
 =. JOEL ROOT N~-Hcgsp. Ssps. 2. issi .lIs
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
} Claai's Itcs Osetnemt.

ClGy's Itck Osmtment. M WNOR peasansness, safety, expedition, ease and cer- H taaiy, is infinitely superior 10 any other cure Or that toFmcniiag disaTdeF. sA.s.
 Price 2S cents per box.
 Clay's Stomach Bitters. EHNHRY will be found in all eases of she lalawing descriptinn so give relief:--Nausea, Heersharn, Vomiting Cosliveness Weakness a, ihe Breast, Pain iathe Sssmach. Loss of Appetite. and Ill other sywp- soms of Eadigeslon and Flaulenee, end Ns anefSpus cordial. is aos to De saspassed by any thing.
 Price 2S cents . box. N
 Pearl IO0tk POsOder. VEVHgs eelebrasea Powder needs ae reeommeuda- k tPa--eveEy eeasemaa mud lady should be a ane eppsln4t use ef they wish @ pFeseFse thsss teslN s@ decay, md hqgs shem appear oeau'''a' psas- Sold by Snmwel Bsseg, Zee G Dsck1slth, and Atbs 6 Baswss. Eiask fsld, aud e VaEsssss osaev pl0cee Ca che couneg. D. CLAY. r gune 2A 1880 ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
POETRY.
Trom ,hs Richmond Whig.

From ihe Richmond Wh'g'
 dialoeas bis,cses ssoO great stn-'aas ae- dibIe by oess.
 r.,.A ndr.w to Van, e | have done all cans | r;,, vou my party, child, wOmaa and man And Adams and Clay, are cut ofthe way, Fso vou shall succeed me, and none shall say Hayi i,Tis now my desire. in peace tO retire, And spend my last days atthe Hermiisge ire." Tlsep Martin anon, :. Ny liege lis too soon, We first must put down yshn Caldwell Calhoun: Nor is that enGugh h-so long as old Duf Is prin,sr to Cougress--he'make my way rough: When they are brought low--my leige. you may go' AudI soiu succecd you, for sOHs shall say mo-" ..I thought them our sNde, "s she Hero replied, For us ,l,ey have acted. have written andlied; Ear me and for yop, when friends were but few, In aiding the number, much good did they do; From Men we receive, as many believe, The place. and the po,uer the gulls to deceive" Quo,h Martin, !" My liege, you cannot oblise One half who your bounty and goodness besiege, Calhoun is no friend, and ifyou'll attend, I'll prove him foe, from beginning to end; Calhoun aud Duff Green, wha,e'er they may seem, Are fees ,s yous power, your greatness and fame" No yroo,: require, your cord my good squire Rsficeth to prove, Calhoun is sa F@r; And as 10 Dutl Green, he ever has beenr The boldest and foulass, ever have seen; They both have my hate, because they would take A praise to themselves for making me great; And yen nay De sure, their views to obscure, I ssiA will bs Prssidea, four years more 7"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17

Description of q IGboarer needed in the
 Vsst--fross e Missionary Report. Now, dear Brethren of the Committee, l desire to speak freely with regard to the kind of men we want ;--for I think ! ought to know. having been brought up in the west, and having laboured as missionary among inc people for whose sake now write. They want a man who can preach sD the inc house or Out of the house-on a stump or on barrel---in cabin or in a barn ;- one who, if the people cannot hear him, can speak little louder, and little loud cd. and if that will not do, who can speak louder still; pho must and DiN De heard. We want oae who will not stop or turn back for every little shower or creek: one who can sit on stool, and lie on chaff in a lag cabin, without chinking or daub- ing ;'' and his wife, if he have one, must partake of the same spirit. We want men that are calculated to build ap, men suchas the great and good Baxter would say can out preach, out pray, and out live" all that preach false doctrines. These are the mon for the west--men of gent, get pra- dent; resolved, yet not Over6earing; per- severing, not like the fires of the prairie, which make great blaze and soon go out.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
For NeW-Haven and
 NEW YORK,

h Connection scitk ike Steam Boat SU-
 PERIOR, the Only Line r'tnning through to Nsv-Y York same day. nN Monday ihe'ts,h the Stage will com NJ mence to runsas follows:
 To leave Parks' Stage House every Mon- day.. w Wednesday Spd Friday morning 5 min- uses before 2 o'clock arriving in New Haven at 10 o'clock forenoon. Leaves New Haven for New-York at N o'clock by Stean, Boat Superior, and arrives in New-York from 4 to s o'clock same afternoon. For information or passage, apply to
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
AUCTION.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the ID District of Litchfeld, will be sold at pnb- lie auction, on Monday the 2ist of November next, all the inyentoried Personal Property belonging to the estate of
 LEAvITT PARDEE,
 late of Harwinton, in said district, deceased, (excepting the articles of household furniture which have been allowed and set off by the Court to the widow of said deceased.) The sale will commence at o'clock in the fore noon at the late dwelling house of the deceas- ed. LEAVITT PARDEE, Adns'r.
 Har,cinton, Oct. SI, 1881 21
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
LOOK AIT THTSy

| New-York with the LATEST FASH IONS for Fal and Wiaier Garments, is now ready tO attend to all these who may favour himswith their patronage.
 Litchfeld, Oct. a6 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17

WHICH t11dMO 0 kt OtNS OboNo 0h0 SOSN 6~ S~s'
 An English natural philosopher in re- cent publication, mentions remarkable in- stance of the application of scientific Knowledge to the useful purposes of life. We have scarcely ever met with better illustration of the manner in which those laws of nature which seem at first to have no connection with human comfort or con- venience aud to be tho mere objects of phi- losophical cnriositys are yet by some for- tunaie invention, made to contribute ma terially to human comfort and even to the preservation of human life. In the pro- cess of pointing needles, in the great man- ufactories cf that article, minute particles of steel fly from the grindstones and ming ling with the fine notes that float in the E. atmosphere, arc inhaled by the workmen with their breath. Ths effect on the health is pernicious and in the end fatal. A short exposure to this atmosphere was not found to bo of perceptible inconven- ience, but after time symptoms of pulmo- nary consumption appeared, and it wasob- served that few of the workmen employed in. the process of pointing needles lived to tho age of forty years. Guards of gauge or linen to purify or strain tho air were re- sorted to, but without success. At length some ingenious person bethought himself of employing a mask of magnetized steel wire to attract and intercept the almost in- visible particles of steel as they were drawn to the mouth by the action of breathing. Tie experiment succeeded, and the cause of disease was removed.
 
 sp John Bulls gull;b;iity.--The most ex- traoEdinary instance. perhaps on record, of the gullibiIity of -ondoners, is to be found in the story of the Bottle Conjurer. A fellow gave out that he would creep into a quart bottle. The feat was to be perform cd in pAblic theatre, without trick ol slcight, in an honest banG .Jede way. Il might have been supposed that the extrava- gance of tho ahsnrdity would create . laugh; but in what country under heaven could such proposal havc been taken in 2 earnest Long before the hour of the cur tain's rising. the house was crammed to suf. focatinn. At length tho hoaxer made hi. appearance. Every eye waRgppened; ev. cry mouth was shut. ss Ladies and gentle. men,n said the wag--" have searched al the taverns tn London for . quar,-bottle hut to no purp0se however, to cousol, you for your disappointment. if you'll conn back to-morrow night, I'll go into pin bottle" Tho follow, of course. boite immediately on finishing bis addEess, an shS audience. ipstsad oflaughiDg at them selves md one another. acinslly desiFoYe tho whole of the interior of the thaafFe, he cause man sbont ivs feet tea in his st0ck inrs, had promisSd them hs NlUuld cSes .isso qusrt bottle, and hud nOt kept hi word l-BOstOn pdpsf. 'T7
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
NOTTCE.

TyHE Winter Term of Miss BENEFITS l SCHOOL for the instruction of little Misses will commence on Tuesday, Novem- her 15th, 1881. Terms of tuition. according to studies pursued.
 T,ifchfeld Oct. % 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
Wel n E.

UVHE Subscribers having located tIsem- U selves at WoLcOrrvILLE, for M0nGfoc- turing WOOL, give notice that they willpur- chase the article, and pay cash on delivery.
 WOlcOtt, GrOVes GOOdsOsds. WoIcottviIle, June 10 tf52
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
NOTICE.

TTyHE subscribers for stock in the :" 4nssiiNL
 l Labor High School cf Litchfeld County" held meeting in this village the 18th instant, chose the necessary officers, and organized under the Act of Incorporation which they obtained at the last session of the General As sembly of this State.
 The subscribers were appointed Commit tee to select, in any part of the County of Litchfeld, and to establish location for the Institution.
 It is understood that great proportion of the requisite funds have been subscribed. and that there is no doubt but the whole amount required will be speedily raised.
 The subscribers therefore hereby give pnb- lie notice. that they will receive propositions and o6ers from any individuals, or towns, in this county. respecting the localion of this in. stitutiOn; and that they will personally, if they shall deem it expedient and necessary. examinsahe different sites which may be pro- posed and offered.
 AS it isexpected that preparations will be
 made the ensuing winter for the erection of the necessary buildings. it is desirable that the location of the institution be established as soon as practicable.
 The subscribers therefore request that all propositions and offsrs which shall he made tO them be transmitted within one month from this date. FREpERlcE W0Lcorr.l e LOT NORTON. ORANGE MERwIN, s TERTIus D. PorTER, SOLOMON RocKwE ELL. Liichteld, Oet 25, 1881 lm2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Bills of inc following Bnnks arc received 10 pay- mont Or sl6p6e;t al ihe Ptmnix RaRk in thls town.
 ho ist will Do corrected nS Occnsion may require.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
CY.iI.i.ISfyJu

'sNIiL Irinc'Phl of this Institution takes the pre-
u sent occasion ~ rc.u!n his warmcst thauks 10
the public for the very liberal patronage which his
school has uniformly received since it's establishment
livery thing within the pnwer of individual exer-
Ton has been accomplished 20 render this Fchoo! all
that can be desired in Academica Institution; and
The liberal patronage Of IN enlightened community
~ the best proof OF its literary advantages 1t will
DC opened again on Monday, the 50 Of January
next.
Terms '!cm 80 to GO dollars per cnnum, according
to the advancement Of the pupil. Boardcrs can be
received IN bc family Of the Principal for 6 so per
annu'n. OLIVER. 4. SHAW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
Ccrt:fcate Of Me Proprietor.

This is TO certify that have appointed Doctor
EEEERr Hams. jun. OF Philadelphia, my onlv
agent IN the United States, 10 dispose OF that
valuable medicine, called the PoldieiphiS or India
t.rtrdo', with full power TO appoint agents where
he may think proper; and as the great demand
may inducc u,iprinciplcd persons TO fabricate the
medicine TO the injury of the public, have thought
proper II accompany this certificate, signed i'm my
own hand writing, with the directions round each
box; and the more Ci'ectuaily TO detect counter
ieits, tie ruJl:C will observe the signature of INV
agent on the outside of every box. To counterfeit
which Is felony. And the purchaser is requested
10 examine carefully the outside of the Box and il
The name of Robert Harris, jun. is not on it the
Medicine is not genuine. Signed at my Office No
- Greek Street, LONDON.
FRANCIS BEnwELL ND
Or. Jcza,ags of Edinburgh speaking of these Pix SAYS
and ind them TO b. n most yaaabIe remedy In
Rheumatism and well calculated o do much good and
my opinion. Well that OF Others no one win be din
appointed who may have occasion 10 this uaild5!s
medicine
Dr. CiaTEs Of NeT, York. in letter tie agent of The
find the Lndia Extract cheap and valuable remeSy 70
6Uxcs have produced cure. ASA CLARKE, NJ. ID.
From respectable Physician in Bedford county Penn
IT, :: Igt1aHid
heavily afflicted with Rheumatism for many years In. baa
1een using the Panaeea 10 the amount Of
ne got friend % call foE box Of the pill; which be
op ba SSs or Sf bI SenG dIs from and am Of
cure lheieue IT to be a valuable medicine j. r.
Since the Proprietor has received the above Nedc,r.
wishing that the should benefit by aswci as the rich
f e.. 'Rse'aiis s
power to Ippont agents where he may thnk pyp9cr 49,
J"- v.I ... D ..
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE.
VsN!iE sub,"rLcr, A-cnl ioI Tn. Farmers Fire
4 Insurance gnd Lrau Coapauv ui Nav York
wIl Insure h"ss> tn"tvlnud -. tuTuiiu,c Sc ga
"Sain>t lie, - .Ie uSua, ic.;n..
Jan i3--l"vi't JOHN r. TRIP FRI %
Ri " ~ L. pohCa'iuu ~ o. Iia,i" ii ~. Pre-.
L Sider, ana Directors at The Bank Of Nuoiuia
Tor me duplicate "f certificate Tor twelve shares i'm
Tie a'hai stock of the sank of Virginia. in the name
os George huli:r, No: 1850, dated 25th Febyu,rv
lSCo, which has been l;.,i ur m,sl id
i!lO. COCK,
Executor
GEORGE EUFriN.
Place George County, C!,l. pc, 1850.
'tu 5-lnvGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18
FALL GOODS.
IEAEL NELSON n CO.

So AVE received and are now opening a general
x assortment of Staple s. Fancy Dry Goods, of tire
latest imPortation-conssllng IN part, of
Back, blue, brown and olive cloths assorted
valencia, toInct and swansdown yestipgs
ram ana fancy iorentne and marseilles do
SnPerhne, mIdd!Ing and common sattinetts
striped, plaid ana plain lns2ys
Single and double mcd lcrscys
Rose, point and duilIc blankets
Supcrhne white and assorted fanncs
Tartan paids aud cambeis
Black and colourcd bombazctts
French and English lnerino cloths
M"rno cIrcassinus. assorted colours
English and French jet bombaznes
a large assortment OF fancy prints and ginphams
3D. I'd and Cd cnmbrck ard aconct inuslirs
Figured and plain Swiss book and null ditto
Checked. striped and corded aconets
81 bordcrcd Swiss and iackonet crayats
Black Italian and fancy silk do
English oHd India Gag and bnndanna hdkls
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black white and scarlet mcrino shawls
JhlbCt and cashmere do
Worstcd baregc, Thbet and merlno hdkrs
rancy silk, barege and craze hdkfs and scarfs
Itlch changcablc gros dc naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros des indies
Back and changcabIc figured mnndarines
Hack Hack Italian lusring' su. erior quality
Heavy company satin and levantincs
Sarsnct. scnshew and florence silks assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
Ncw style belt and bonnet fibbands
Lace capes, pecrnes 81 fiorcllus of the latest stvjs
Black aud white lace wells
LacoS, cdgings and outings assorted
~ ana white and black bobbinet laces
hngiIsh and French silk hosiery, assorted
Block and white, worstcd and cotton do
Ladies' and gentIemens gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
me ana snPcThno ingram carpetngs and rugs
lIsh linens, lawns and shcetings
Table diaper and damnsl,
brown and blcached Russia shcciny
Scotch Scotch onnaburgs and Tickonburgs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
Brown md blcachcd sbirtings and shcetinas
CncchS' PIa'ds tcMngs, jeans etc.;--wbich, wifi,
Irihcr suppns daily expected. viii be soIJ =, III
owcsi nriccs. o'o