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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

DIEDAt his residence in this eoun y, on the 5th nsant HUME R. FIELD, Esq, h the 59th year of his age, Gn- mery Judge Of the County Court of 1uscnooa and for several resident Trustee of the uniyersy State of Alabama. He will he long remembered by these who knew hm, for the philanthropy and hcncyoucc which dis tinguishgd his character Until within the last ytar when by saYeTt dspensaGn of Provinoc, his usefulness suspended his public services Trustee of the University invaluable. The advancement of that Institution was 10 m subject of absorbing interest, and which his whole time and attention were devoted for years.
 In private life and among those whom he bound by the ufuaure and of society," his amatc qualities rendered his loss most pnu. He fully signed the fate which he antic paed and which his h0dy inrmat rendered to him desirable. He hns lt behind him ny friends and connexions dcpIore his death Com.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
JUST RECETVED.

A T the Maksheare Co6ee- House, by re- IA cent arrivals, choice selection of Wines, Liquors, and Cordials, which, with his for mer stock, comprise the following articles: Madeira, Champaigne, and Lisbon Wines, Cognac and Peach Brandy, Irish and Monongahela Whiskey, Holland Gin and Cherry Bounce, Annisette and N0yau Cordial, Peach Preserves,
 Spanish and Bagdad Segars, Fresh Oranges and Lemons, Pine Apple Cheese, Scotch Herring and Pickled Oysters, Smoking Tobacco. The above articles, if not superior, are in nowise inferior to any in town The patrons and friends of the Shakespeare Coffee-Housc are invited to call, try, and prove.
 J. K. PIERCE. N. B. S,v4CKS, RELISHES, y'c. at the shortest notice. J. K. r. dec 8 S6tf
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

FREE PERSONS OF CoLOR.-A special committee of seven members has, motion of Mir Oliver, of NJ, been rased the House inquire no the propriey and best practicable of removing from ong us free persons of color. This committee charged with subject of the anxious interest," and every friend of this unfortunate of beings and lover of domestic security desire that their deliberations may conduct to happy result.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
NFAV-YORK Nov. 91

NETWORK, Nov. 2l. La'e and Important from Earobe.-Ihe Suily packet ship from Hayr arrived yesterday bringing Paris files the l2ih ult inclusive They furnish ds sCsye in teig nee on ihrce important sujects:he fate of Poland that of the R form R in Englid and that of the bill on the peerage of France.
 Ali hope for Poland at end. The army that had treated upon Poc its partial ditat, and great losses by assertion. had passed itu the Prussian rrIefy ModHn had fallen into the power of tho Russan' anot corps u the Poles had laid down their arms in he free state of Cfa cor, whther they pursued hy and fought with, DOT ton of Rudigers corps and fnay the large dctachme n under Rnasna thai had been sent into Podaehia az inst the Russian corps of ostn d GOloMn, and especially to open Warsaw the of deriving supplies from that country had cured Gaiea, and been dsarned by the Ausrians. Meanwhie the Emperor Eicholas having ere ated Paskewch PHce fHafsa1r had constituted him Co Cenera of inc Kingdom of Poland, and established provisional Government. Poland. t refure, has exist and the tOructons of Warsaw were to be razed
 l England, the Reform Bill, after four days debating the sth o'clock in the morning, rccted in the House of Lords by majority of 41 yota much larger number than even those who counted the rejection of the bill seemed 10 anticipate, the previous estimates varying from eight to fourteen. The vote stood thus Z
 For the Bill-contents {rr1sm {proS;ms i53 39
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

EXCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE FROM OFFlCE.-The Hon. William k. Pickett has in trodueed hI into the Senate which has for its obee to render Members of the Legislature ineligible to oice during the for which they shall have been elected We under stand this bill will probably pass in the Senate. We have read the bil and are therefore, not familiar With Its provisions We regard it however, measure of great portance and will carly day, practicable, bestow upon consideration. Had there been such provi- sion constitutions the bill providing for separate Su- prrne Court would not have been rejected.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

On Monday last the bill providing for the organization of separate Supreme in this state rejected in the Senate Yeas l1-nays Those who voted for the bii Messs Barclay, Bridges Erwin of Green Hogan Irwin of Henry Lawler, Morton, Perry, Powell, Smith and Vining
 who voted in the negative, Messrs Jackson Aber crombe Anderson conner Coopwood Dupuy, Edmondson, Hemphi M'Elderry, Pickett and Waltall There Icing te consequently by parliamentary rue the bill lost
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
FERRY ITO REMIT.

NN the 24th instant, at Barber's Corner, @ y Main. street, will be let to the highest bidder, for one year, the FERRY recently established on the Warrior river, north of the State Capitol. Likewise, will be hired va luable House Servant, an excellent Seam stress and Pastry Cook
 Also, will be disposed of at private sale, all the parcels or lots of LAND known by the following numbers, on one and two years credit, to wit:
 No 247 St Stephens Dist SW s. 12 T. r, R. ?, East.
 249 St Stephens Dist SE 4 s. S6, T. 19, K. & East
 25l St Stephens Dist SW. l. s. 36, T. 19 R. 3, East 1i7o Tuscaloosa Dist W4,NWI s. 25, T. 21, R. 10, W. 1909 St Stephens Dist VI, NE4, S Is, T. r, R. A. E. 24o5 cahawba Dst E4, WI, S. p, 1r. IL, Il. 5, E. 2lo6 cahawba Dist. VI, SEI, $ 32, r p, 35, E.
 24o7 cahawba Dist SEt, r, T l9, R 5, E.
 26l5 Tusca loosa Dist. Et, NEi, 35, T 2o R r, W. 4o4O Tuscaloosa Dist. Fl, NEi, 8, T 22, R. 10, " 4o4l Tuscaloosa Dist. Fl, NWi, S 8, T 22, R 1oW ". 4343 Tuscaloosa Dist. E4, SW4, IT, T. 22 R 10, W. 435o Tuscaloosa Dist W., SWi. "A, T g, lo,W. 4s59 Tuscaloosa Dist VI, NW4 go, T 22, IS, W. 4912 Tuscaloosa Dist. El, MEL S 17. T 22, R Is, W. 49l3 Tuscaloosa Dist. W NW4, IS, T 22, R Is, w. 5275 Tuscaloosa Dist. W4 NEt, 12, T 2A, 6, F. 5ol9 Tuscaloosa Dist WI, NW4, ', T 22, K l, W. A342 Tuscaloosa Dist w, SEA, 17, T 23, R 10, ". 39i4 Cahawha Dist. Fl, WI, s 10, T 20, R7, E.
 3936 Cahaw ba Dist. E4, NEi, 30, T 20, R7, E.
 3o37 cahawba Dist. WI, NE4, 90, T 20, R ', E.
 393o Cahawba Dist. WI, SWf 30, T 20, K '. l..
 395s Cahawba Dist. E4. SWt, 10, T21, K ', E.
 3o57 Cahawba Dist. WI, NEt, 3o 2l, R7 E.
 395s cahaw ba Dist. E4. NEf, 30, T 2l, E.
 3959 Cahaw ba Dist. w l SEt, 19, T 21 R E.. 4l37 cahaw Dist. Fl, Sw4, 4, T 21, RIP F.
 4i3s Cahawba Dist. WI, SWf, S4, T 2l, R l2 F..
 4i4I Cahawba Dist. VI, sw1, g, T 2I, RIP E. Apply to NANCY G. MARR, dec3 36 Erecutrir cfthe Estate ef HnM Marr ,dec'd
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

COOSA CANAL.-The Hon. Joab Lawer, of Shelby county has introduced memorial into the Senate, addressed to the Congr of the United States in relation to the tempated Canal urging upon Congress the popety importance of constructing this Canal solely on the ground of its nationality We know what may be its fate and until shall have read it, will be unable to give views upon its constituonality.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

We have received the first number of the Southern Argus published in Selma, by Messrs cannte and Bonne. It is printed superroya sheet and makes quite appearances, both and style of execution. We hal its debut favorable it will doubt greatly assist in bringing about still better things Dallas Almost simultaneous with the appearance of the Argus the Selma Coure the only antmasonic organ in this State, ceased to exist.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
JAMES R. CLARK.

ATTORNEY 1T LAW, E H AS removed fron, CERrREvI1LE Blob M E county, and settled in CAHAWBA, with the intention oi aevoting himself excu- slveiy to his profession. He intends to prac- tse m the Nircnit Courts # Dallas, Autauga, Shclbg, Bibb, Perry, Marengo, Wilcox and Lowndes, and in the County Counts of Dallas. Wilcox, Perry, Bibb and Shelby He will also regularly attend the Supreme Court.
 His office for the present is an upper room in Crocheron'8 Ro7v, immediately over the one occupied by Dr P. w. HERBERT, the same lately occupied by U. G. MITCHELL, Esq. as a Receiver's Office decs 12m36
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

engrossed joint resolutions instrueng Senators and requesting Representatives in Congress- procure an appropriation of money, carry the works Dauphin Island, and complete the according the plan commended by Gen Bernard, and request the President order portion the United States army garrison works in readiness Mobile Point, passed the Senate ypsterday,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

N UST received on con8ignment, large GD and splendid assortment of JEWELRY and WATCHES, among which are,
 Fine Gold Patent Lever WATCHES,
 Full jeweled and plain Lever do.
 Fine gold Seals, Chains and Keys, varie- ty of patterns, .-..
 Fine-toned MUSIC BOXES,
 Filagree Ear-rings, Breast pins and Nobbs, Superior Cut Coral Ear-rings,
 Pearl, Paste and Jet Earrings, Finger-ring and Rreast-pns,
 Gold, Jet and Plated Lockcts,
 Spectacles, Barrel Clasps, Dirks,
 Pencil Cases, Tooth Picks, Tooth Brushess, And variety of other articles in the Jewelry line, which will be offered for sale on better terms than ever was sold in this or any other place in the Southern States.
 dec3 36 JOHN w. RIVERS. NIB. Every description of Watch work, Silvcr-work and Iewelry, made and repaired at the shortest notice, and in aneat and dura- ble style. J. w.. K.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

The memorials presented the House of Representatives by Deet and Baker, addressed to the Congress of the United Stas have been made the special order of the day for Monday next which time they will doubtless be taken up for considerations when able and interesting discuss
 sion may be expected. fashionable assemblage of Ladies honoed the Monday ast with the hope of hearing eoquence of Legislators upon the important subjects presented by those memorials in which they dap point
 ed Should they be disposed attend again, invoke for them Monday coudless sky cheering and brilliant sum-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
gB O OF AND SHOE
 ryAWUpACTonv.

FB0HE subscribers, grateful for past f,vors, K would inform the ladies and gentlemen of Tuscaloosa, and the public in general, that they have just received in addition to their fors mor stock, large and fashionable assortment of BOOTS ard SHOES, among which arc Ladies WaerprooILasng BOOTSand SHOES,
 do. Bronze, Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS,
 do. Sea-Green and Black Kid do.
 do. Fulland Quarter Boots, Shoesand Slippers,
 do. Leather Boots, Brogansa and Walking Shoes,
 do. Sealsn Slippers
 Genemen's Boots and Shoes ofevery description Boys, Misses and Chldren's Boots and Shoes of
 every variety.
 As formerly, they still lave good assort- ment of work manufactured in Tuscaloosa, under theirimmedate superimendance, which they know to be good among which are a handsome assortment Of gentlemcn's OVER SHOES
 They have likewise rece, ed large assort- ment Of LEATH HER, which will enable them to make every description of work to the or der of those who may favor them with their measures. All orders from distance will be thankfully received and punctually attended tc. il.57We would particularly recommend to the levers of dry feet cur Water proof Boots
 deC3 36 FOSTER & CONROW.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
yNO. RICHARDSON & SON,

Hdpe just receiped 6y recem arriuals, 6HEH bcXes Sperm. CANDLES, A3G 20 boxes BAR SOAP,
 15 brls MACKEREL, No. l, and 2,
 6 brls MOLASSE9,
 hhd BACON HAMS. so....Lamp Oil, Rum, Wine, Powder, Raisins and Almonds. Together with an as Sortmtnt ct DRY GOCDS dcc3 36
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

HSOUND at my Tavern in New-Town, M a sum of money, which the owner can nave by describing the same, and paying for this advertisement. c. LEVIN.
 dec. 36tf.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

M9RRIED-At the residence of Mir Jabez Curry iii Per ry eouny' on Tnss'ay evening, te 29h ut y the Rev. Thomas Abrmathy, Mir JOHN & HENSON, of Iusealuo- s0, to Miss JANE ANN JORDAN, youngest daughter of Major Burwell Jordan, deceased.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

The message of Gov Lumpkn to the Legislature of G gia, caused by the citation Judge Baldwin, of the Supreme Cour acnated to awaken interest than the uort- nate ease of iasses Should the Supreme Court persist in it's determination arraig the author of the States in the eNtee o their gilmate powers, say what comlnoo' Nlll succeed h in the southern Stns State has any etns sovrrgigny they rst most undnnbttdl m the rSht o enforce laws ov,r her soil and agRis every onehdr point vital the existence of free. state ems now o be seriously disputed by branch of the Pah ment and henee much mischief ort told We will give the ssage noxtwe,k.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
'HEONABLE CLOTHING.
 D. KEsEsNJAN.

L5s lSes Eas .saa S% 1A ANs
 Opposite he State Bank,) AS just received, large and splendid H H assortment of NEW and FASHiONA- BILE CLOTHING, comprising every article in the dress line, such as
 DRESS COATS,
 FROCK COATS,
 PANTALOONS,
 VESTS.
 OVER COATS,
 CLOAKS First quality black Hats, Suspenders, first rate Linen Shirts, Stocks, Cravats, Hosiery, &c. &c.
 Also.....A good assortment of NEGRO CLOTHING. The above articles were made to order in New York, of the 6e8t materials, and in the most fashionable style. His friends and the public are invited to call and examine this assortment, which he will dispose of at reduced hrices. NIB. Black Leather Trunks for sale. Iu8calooSa, .Nop 26, 18S1 36
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

oJHr mpsi ask he mda Rrnre f opy reedrrs C5r gcpg far 5rhin3 1pth thc BrocscRg3 ctie Les & ate Nett 7'ccA arc shall eaaearor 10 bring Them ub.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
JUST RECEIVED. ar THE BANK CoFFEE-HoUSE

JUST RECEIVED. ar THE BANK CoFFEE-HoUsE,
 Ihe foiiowing articles, yiz: SUPERIOR LIQUORS, such as k9 Old Cognac BRANDY
 Holland GIN
 Jamaica RUM
 Old Monongahea WHTSKEY Madeira WINE
 Old Irish WHISKEY
 Fresh LEMONS
 LIME JUICE
 STOUGHTON'S BTTTERS CHAMPAGNE
 CRACKERS
 CHEESE
 ALMONDS
 Scotch HERRING
 Irish POTATOES With great variety of CordiIs, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Macaboy and Rappee Snuff, Spanish Segars, SSc. &c. Scc. The above articles are superior to any in the place-all those fond of high life, &c.- Will please WALK IN. Meals and RekiShes to be had at ali hours. dec. 5, 36tf. s. GATES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

A map of considerable wealth, and who has heretofore horne a uneyc ptionahle character, in phisdep has been eoppd 10 flee from the indignation Of tNaspert ed ptn in ceust qncnce of marrying his OWN SISTER.
 warpt issued for his appr hun from the Mayors Court. Hhleh ha avoided by Hig bat the lady hrrse If WAS taken, 4d bound eVur in ile of thousand dollars
 PyantNtru from the Courier office of the 3ca nit we learn thl fire oeeurr in Augusta the night prt viGus. a- oinrs h. ilohe Hotel, which destroyed abunt hy bul- ngs, nua'ng the office o the Augusta Chrolvy the m'rthet and an extensive range of the brick huildiAs of Gen. Montgomery.
 lhFoS' computed at sixty thousand dollars of whellwns insured.
 1ht Legislature of Georgia about pass an net au- thuriSnS Alexander Jones pair Loudon and trau scbe much of the early eouna history that Satt, maybe found among the archives of the Board of T rade aud Plantations, from the first sctlcmtnt Savannah, ,undcr Gem oglthorpe it's diopiemhe from the .oov tuutry.
 Upwards of 4aooo cmigants have altady arrived nt the single port of Quebtc from the umed Kingdom, between the first Of April and the twenty fifth October asr, the greater portion uf wh1m leave Canada to take up their abode in thc Untud States.
 Chief Justice Marshall has returned Richmond, having entirely recovered from the surgical operation performed him in Philadelphia, few weeks past.
 Judge Smith has ban elected by considerable majority his Oppdnents to he Senate uf South Carolina, from York district.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
EE P A T .R Ea
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
THIS EVENING" December 1o will be presented the cc
 ltbrted Play of THE GAMBLERS FATE. Alter which, the admired Comic Opera, called
 or 1GE TO-NORROH

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
 WATERHOUSE & LEWET5 HK AVE inst received from Philadelphia, E E and are now opening in Dr Mcek's brck Row, first door above Newton & East lands, and nearly opposite Sims & Scott s, a general assortment of
 Staple ait0 .Gancp Drp=G$nons, H.ATS, BO.A:NA2'S, 200 Y8 g. SHOES.
 HARDWARE,
 GLASS and QUEENSWARF, Stc. &c. All of which they will sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any other house in this place. They particularly invite their friends and the public generally, to call and examine their stock and prices. dcc1o 37 S5gAA REWARD.-lRIanaway from SlD DGZTR my plantation in Marengo coun- ty, on the 25th of September last, a negro man who calls himself WILLIAM PLEA SAINT. He is about 40 years old, dark com pleXion, his eyes rather full, long bubber lips, high forehead and cheek bones. He will tell long stories about his freedom, and about small voyages to the different ports to the north which he has made at various times when absconded. He will doubtless claim to be free. l will give the above reward for his apprehension and delivery.
 Dec 10 3w37 EDWIN BENNETT. H ETTERS of Administration ere grant HA ed by the County Court of Marengo county to the undersigned, on the estate of REDDICK HoRD, deceased All persons in debted to said estate are required to make i'm mediate payment, and those having claims will please present them within the time al lowed by law, otherwise they will be barred. dec10 6w37 ROB'T c. BISHOP, Adm'r.
 
 1S wing been granted the undersigned by the Judge of the Orphans Court of Pckens county, on tie Eth day of November last, on the estate of Jesse B. Kennedy, deceased- All persons having demands against the es- tate of the said deceased are notified to pre- sent the same, legally attested, in the time prescribed by law, otherwise they will be barred. MARY KENNEDY,
 Dec 10 .fdm'trir.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

The legS'a'ure of North Carolina convened n Ralcigh orgunile itself ~ f "
 Dafl F. Caldwell was chosen Speaker of the senate an Clerk Assistant
 lntiT House Of Commons, Charles Fisher. of Salisbury was ePE speaker, Charles Manly Principal Clerk. and Edmupd H Freeman, Clerk Assistant.
 Governor Stokes Message, which in the xt dny mas hfmit qt being unusually short and is almost exclu svey pia uca nature, In relation the fire y which state cpo was destroyed last sHmmer the rnor that Foud carctiy be considered calamity as the wal WhehNe but up n 79i very d, oti,e and might in tw Y more have given way and accustomed dcstrtrc uon oiE'% building, with the loss of mdiy lives
 It he'd that majority uf the memL,is in favor 0i remhihg the seat Of GUY,rnment to Fayottcvi,e.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

HK AVE. inst received from Philadelphia, a E and are now opening in Dr Meek $ brck Row, f1rst door above Newton 6o East lands, and nearly opposite Sims S Scott's, a general assortment Gf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM u. MUTT.
Sale Of I,ots


"ILI be offered for sale on the premises, on 81.
w TURDAY tie first day of October merit, the
following LOTS OF GROUND, to close the admins
traon Of the estate ofhe late Ann Butcher deeessed
No. 9. ONE LOT 7Sfee inches on Queen
street. between Columbus and Alfred streets, running
northwardly to the centre of the square I76 feet
inches.
No. 4. ONE LOT containing quarter OF
square,, and adjoining the above on the northwest
corner Of Alfred All Princess streets,
No. 10. ONE LOT with small frame house
on the southwest corner Of Alfred and Princess streets
- feet on Alfred by l23 feet inches on Princess
street.
No. 8. ONE LOT on the northwest corner
OF Columbus and Princess. IS feet 5inches on Prn.
eessby l76 feet inches on Columbus streets,
No. r. ONE LOT, about 90 feet on Prin-
Cess by As feet on Alfred street Also,
The one fourth part of Fire-proof WARE
HOUSE on Market Alley.
Terms made known at the pace of sale,
TAINTED to Purchase,
Ground Rent of twenty dollars per annum. For
one well secured, liberal price will be given.
sept 7-dlw&eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
New Il Valuable Honks

lust received on sale by WM 81 MORRISON.
d viz:
Scott. Family Bible. fresh supply, and offered as
low ss eau be purchased n Philadelphia, New York,
OF Boston.
Elegant qusrto and Svo pocket, silt school bibles
Octave, school and pocket testaments
Prayer hooks, great variety and elegant editions
Horns introduction to the study of the holy scrip
lures, in 4 vols, 8 new edition
Summers cxpositOry lecture on Matthew and Mark
Rev. John kewtons works, complete in 2 vols; to
which are prefxed memoirs of his life by tie Rev.
John CO Gil. A. NJ new edition
Vol 81 of standard works Of the Prot. Episco
pal Church. containing Jewels Apology and Treatise
ON the Scriptures
Lecturrs on the evidences Of Christianity, by d.
Wilson. 4 n.
The Christian Student, by the Rev. T.. P;ckersteth
No,cs's Translation OF the Psalms
memoirs Of the Rev. j. Townsend, Founder Ut the
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
Essay on the IIierogly phic System, by J. G. II.
Greppo translated from the French by Isaac Stewart
with notes, &C.
Life of Gerry, in vols 8vo
Hallam's Constitutional History Of England, We 8v o
Elements of Mental Philosophy, by Thos c. Uphaw,
in 2 vols 8so
stuat's Philosophy of ,he'Active and moral powers
Of man, in 2vols
The Diplomacy Of the United States, Cd clifton
with additions BY Theodore man. jr. in vols 3vo
Dearburn's memoir of the Black Sea, Turkey, and
Egypt, in vols 8vo, with chart, BIC.
Playfair's Dissertation; Brands do
Coopcr's Lectures in ) vols Sro, new Sc.'ioR
Goods stddy OF medicine, ) vols $40
Book Of Health
These, together With gr'at variety of Misceiisne-
GUS and School Books. will be sold low As can be
had in any other tawn in the Union
aug 14-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
Charles Bennett

HAS imported, BY ship Virginia. arrived here. and
I'll Herald, via Baltimore. and offers for sale
Colts 81 and point Blankets large sizes
- Hose blankets, ga, 10 4, ia, l24, 1874
- A few pairs bes, family banzets
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
colored and w b Thread
Cambria muslins and dimithys
Furniture dimithys and chintses, q great variety
Gipghams and "alicoes
Figured colored cotton counterpanes large sizes
Vestings, including silk velvets and Florentiies,
very best quality
Gentemen's doeskin gloves
Super6ne cloths ard kerseymercs
A prime assortment OF 4 Irish linens, S 4 and a
sheetings
"a and io-4 table damask, long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetings
- green floor cloth bsise
Clsrk's best spool and ball sewing cotton
English cheese. double Gloster and no til Wilt.
shire of first quality
From the North he has receired:
Best black Italian lutestrings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
" orsted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslns figured and plain
Merno stuH5. crcassiaas and bombazets
Black and drab fine cloth shawls
Superfne chopps rcmals
Intlis and English bandanns hdkfs
Black Italian cravsts
TickIenburgs. saokings and osnsburgs
a General assortment Of domestic Goods,
Consisting # sattine,s, betcks cotton oSRs6urgs,
Canton nnels, brown and bieached sheeiinss, carpet
bindings, checks. plaids, &c. SC.
sept lift