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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-07
FOR SALE.

Island in Point Judith Pond in South-Kngstown cal
"a ed Little Comfort, containing about IL Of land
For terms apply to CHRIS. q. CHAMPLlN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-07
MARRIED..

At the Friends Meeting House in this town. Thursday,
Edward Earle of Worcester Mass to Ann B. Buum daug
ter Of David Bufum Of Middlelown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-07

A new supply of BOOTS x SHOES, just received,
IA now opening by N. & II. IIORSWELI
Sept. 2, 1885.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-07

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r..
OCTOBER LIST. 1885
70 Persons calling for them WiH please say g dd
rertised." as then are ulaced IN a separate boz
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
VALUABLE RIVER FARM. IN
4ERKEx.Ux COUNTY,
FOR SALE.

n
lfHyHE subscriber win ofY.r far al. q
n The highest bidder, al public aur,;ao
On Inc premises, The valuable farm on The
Potomac River belonging to the estate q
Emanuel Eyeisole. deceased, and now Il
The occupancy of VIM. pendletop. r. -
Ibis land sdjoins the land Of Jacob Sci
bert and +. PendeIon--and il supnosaa
TO contain $40 ACRES. or this aboa, an,
10 cleared land, al least 100 acres OF poto
mac low grounds. The upland is strong
Limestone land. and the timber Is remar'
kaoie fine, The improvements are roo,l
stone DWELLING HOUSE. and Stone
Kitchen. Barn. (not very goodJ a NelI
OF water before the door. and a never fail
ing stream running through the land. The
Mn and mill seat is not included in the
safe, lnastnaeh as 1t is at present stoppeJ
oy the back water Of the upper dam Of The
Canal company. The subscriber Intends
having survey Of the estate before HE
day Of sale, 40 that the exact quantity of
land may be known BY the bidders. Thi.
land Is sold under tho provisions Of Eman.
oel Eycrsole's will. The title is indispu,a.
ole, and the farm ID one Of the most elisi.
.so ~ uits stCion OF the country, lying As
y does upon the Canal, and beng Of such
admirable quality. The sale will take
place on the premises on T1ursdnu he
i2h o. November, 1885. The terms olI
sale will leave the purchaser the option of
paying one third on the Ist Of April. 1855
when the purchaser can get possession Of
the land. and the balance OF The purchase
money N two equal annual payments. or
o t. half on tbs first of April, 1886, aud
the residue Of the price in three equal an
nua' payments, 10 either case, 90 interest
20 De pad on the deferred payments until
the days OF payment
The purchaser will be required TO So
cure these by mortgage or deed or ,rus,
upon the premises. This property wilt
DC shewn 10 any one disposed to examine
e by MIR. WIN Pendleion living on The
land, or by the subscriber, residing near
Parks Gap.
HENRY J SElBERT, .admr
de boais non, ,rith the ,rM an,,ered of
emanuel Eversole, deed
Sept n, IS35-ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

Ohio and .uiehigan.--ft gives US great
pleasure TO be able 10 state that the crisis
which seemed so lately 10 threaten actual
bloodshed between the citizens Of Ohio &
Nose Of Michigan, has passed off peacea
ply, and that all fears of collision be
tween them may be dismissed. for the
present at least, and we hope for ever.
Letters were received in this city yester-
gay, stating that the troops of Michigan,
lsoout 1000 strong,l after remaining at
oiedo, in the disputed territory, for two
oays, without meeting with any adverse
Iotce from Ohio. or any attempt on the
part oil the fnnctionaries of that state TO
exercise e.s official authority departed on the
s'n inst, on their return TO Detroit; and
peiore any fresh excitement could lead to
nos',lltles, the new Secretary for Michigan
would have arrived at Detroit, with such
Instructions doubtless as will prevent any
'u.'her hostile movements before the dis
Psse shall be adjusted hy the authority Of
congress or Of The Judiciary.-Nat Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
SINGULAR RoBBEgy.

Mr.. johnson Trotter, of Sprinebor'o,
Warren county, Ohio, has been absent
from his home 10 or IA days His alb.
scepce was totally unexpected to his ia
m'ly. On Sunday last be came TO this
city on his way home, and give. the fol
lowing account Of himself.
He came TO CINCINNATI, Saturday, Au.
gust goth, when he received small sum
OF money. The next morning he set out
Tor home, on horseback On the hill
road, between four and five miles from
TINS city, he was stopped by two men
whom he had just passed. His horse was
turned loose, and himself blindfoded. and
ms money. about so dollars, taken from
h'm, from their conversation he believes
they mistook him for another person. -
lie was detained blindfolded, and at night
conducted to the river, put on board a
boat, and confined where he could make
no observations. 10 this way he was Ia,
Ken near the Yellow Banks, below Louis
VILE, where on the 10th inst, he was land
ed at light. and set at liberty, He retur.
ned 10 CINCINNATI; and went to the place
oil robbery with some friends: his horse
saddle and bride were recovered. Those
who know Mr.. Trotter speak of him as a
man ef responsibility and truth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
From the Elmyra N. Y. Republican.

Ertraordnary. About a mile and a
hall south OF Johnson's settlement, and ID
miles n +. of this village, a man, one day
this week, was burning fallow and when
dry hollow stub or trunk of a tree began
TO burn near the top, the man perceived
bones falling out off it. They proved upon
examining by physicians, to be human
bones An inquest was held over them
but, for certain reasons, no report is vet
made Asa supposed connection with this
aiiair young man. pedlar of Jewelry,
some lew years ago put up at a house
near that place, on the very farm, and
was never heard of more. Search and in
quiries were made in vain. Two trees
standing near the stub were fellsd from il
about that time. The family resident at
that place soon moved away. Ii is, Of
course, suspected that the man was muir
dered by some OF that family. and legal
measures have been taken for their arrest.
lhis IS the current rumor. There are
certain other little incidents related zorro.
ooratlve Of the murder stated Il will be
as 1t ought, thoroughly investigated =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
REGIMENTAL ORDERS

hEIIMENIAL ORDERS.
fHSHE Battalion Court of ENQUIRY FIR
"A the Isl Battalion Of the 9Th Reg;.
ment, will be held at Capt. Bailey r.
Hedges. at Hedgesville, on Thusdsy the
u 81 November. The Battalion Com,
oil Enquiry, tor the Cd battalion will he
held at MIR. John Il. Vanmetre,s Tayern
Darkesvilie, on Friday. the 18th dsv ~
November. The Resimentat Court Of
Enquiry for the 9th Regiment will be
held at the Globe Tavern, Msrtinsburg.
on Saturday the 18th day Of November .
The members OF the aforesaid several
courts will appear in full Uniform. The
Commandanis accompanies are particular
~ requested TO hold elections for officers
TO hll their respective companies, al their
next company musters, and shew me
their certificates of elections al the Repi-
mental court of Enquiry. that the com
missions may he sent for by our delegates
to the general assembly. Commandments
OF Battalions who have certified 10 the
Governor for commissions and fail 10 "a.
ceive them, will certify again al the same
time. JACOB MYERS roi
9Th Regiment Y. NJ.
October 1 lSS5-fd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

NATURAL CURIOSITY A letter from the
editor of lions Herald, who has lately
been on an excursion to the Granite State.
thus ootlces remarkable natural curiosity
in Fran coma, New Hampshire.
IL have TO day had splendid view OF
The celebrated Old Man OF the mountain.
This, as you well know, is remarkably
correct profile O. the human face, execu.
ted by the dame o. nature, in one Of her
freaks 1t is about ftttv feet from the tcp
Of the forehead to the cSin. Many who
have never seen it suppose that il was the
rude work of some Indian tribes who used
to roam the Businesses of these splendid
mountains. But ii is only necea ssry TO see
II in Older TO be Undecided Yesterday
for the first time, probably, the veteran
had his lonely musings violated Three
gentlemen, after immense labor, succeed.
cd in standing upon his bald, weather worn
head, and there ealing lunch and drink.
lug their wine. AS an evidence of their
success saw small flag waving over his
Uranium. The old gentleman silently re
fused 10 touch morsel of their good cheer
particularly the stimulus. He is truly aud
exclusively cold water man."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
Secretary w. N. M. S
washington City. Sept. IL, 1895.
A do,cn east Edi.or.--E. Holme, Of the

Il dotcn east Editor.--E. Holmes Of the
Name Farmer, seems, according 10 the
following advertisement. TO be run aground
at his farm, for want of utensils.
The several individuals who have Mt s,ndrv
times borrowed of the subscriber the folIowing
articles, viz: two axes, one wheelbarrow. two
garden rakes, one hay rake, three hoes. two
horse cart harnesses, one common bride. one
PAIR reins, besides many other articles TOO nu-
merous to mention, are requested never to bring
ufm nome II being contrary to the custom Of
the place. But ifthey will give him information
when they have done with them, he will send
for them. r. HOLMES
N. Is. The person who either borrowed
my piichiork and returned il broken, or
broke il where it was left, is informed
that he is welcome to the pieces.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

vAtSe*4NxAs-ln the Circuit Sun. r;or Can :.
q Law and ChsucsEy fos Berkeley County.
August Rules, 1855.
Jacob Viewer -. piW
John Bodine. JOSEPH Gsae,han, Eli, fsces ana
others M a'u
IN CIIANcEhY. "@
ESHE defendants Benjamin Green and
hts wife. Peter Bodine and
Elizabeth Bodira not having entered their
appearance and given security, according
10 the act OF Assembly and the rules or
TINS court, and il appearing by satisfacto.
~ evidence that they are out of this Com
monwcalth il Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do enter their appearance to this
suit on the oh day OF the mex. term, and
answer the bill OF The plaintiff, aud that
cory OF this order be forthwith published
" any newspaper within this county. and
continued for two months sucressiyeIy.
ana another copy thereof posted al The
Ifont door OF the Court House Of he said
iouny. A Copy Tes,e.
JOHN STRO1HER, o.
August 6, lS35-Qm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
August 8. lS35-qm


VxNGTNrA:--In The Circuit Superior Court
q Law aud Chancery for Berkeley County
August Rules, i5ab.
Thomas Lang, Guardian OF Mary Ann, Catharins
and Sarah Ann Miller, orphan children uf Jno.
Miller deed plU.
against
Henry B9ore admir- Of Abraham Miller and
Geo. Miller deed, Abraham Miller, Michael
Miller, Jacob Miller, heirs OF Abraham Mil.
Ter deed and William Miller heir OF c atharins
Miller child Of Abraham Miller deed siefrs.
IN .HANCERY.
THE defendant Jacob Miller not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given se-
cufity according 10 the act Of assembly &
rules OF this court, and il appearing BY sa-
tisfactoty evidence that he is aut oil this
Commonwealth il is ordered that tho
said defendant do enter his appearance to
this suit on The 9th day of the neat term.
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order he forthwith pub
llshed in any newspaper within this coun.
ty. and continued for two months succes-
sively. and another copy thereof posted III
the front door Of the Court Honsc Of the
said county: A Copy --Testc,
JOHN STK0THER, @.
AuuEgi G. lI35rfn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

a NEW lNvEETIos.-A French gentle.
man, OF considerable eminence as me
chanician. whose name is Billet (which en-
PEASANT, we think, ought TO be transformed
INTO Bullet, after the celebrated discovery
ne has made9 has just invented a power
iul machine, which is capable of dischar
g'ng fteo thousand balls each weighing half
pound, IN the space of one minute i--or
about thirty four per second. What plea
sing intelligence this 10 for the destrucfires
all over the world, as well as for those
proiovad philosophers, who consider the
human race as already Too numerous, and
are anxious TO dispose of The superabund.
ant population. King William lii. of Eng
land, was strong Professionalism, and
used to say in battle, 10 order to animate
his troops, every bullet has its billet. ~
Now, 4 all MIR Billets bullets are bilIeted
on an individual, how great service could
DC rendered TO the croakers in the course
oil very few days. ,0oOxeO 600
per hour. and 0,O00xa4-2, $50 600 DER
day Even the cholera would be beaten
out OF the field. Mir. Billet has not made
known The force he employs, but simply
says It IS neither air, springs, nor combus.
tioles OF any kind.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

WASHINGTON National MONUMENT Scots
TY.--Ip session Of the Board Of Managers. SEM.
9Th, 1885. it was
Resolrtd. That the Secretary announce in The
public papers o. this city, that the Board OF Ma
pagers Of the Washington National Monumen,
Society is desirous Of obtaining Collector 81
Contributions Ia each Of the States yet vacant :
that in this announcement he gives notice thar
applicants will be expected to furnish from the
Honorary Members Of the Society ia each State.
the most uneqmvocal testimonials not only of fit
ness and fidelity, but also of being ext.nsivclv
and advansageously known throughout the State.
and that ample security will in every case be re
CURED for the faithful discharge OF the trust
Pursuant 10 the above resolution, hereby give
soiice that applications will be received from per-
sons who may be DESTROYS to be employed as col.
lecors OF contributions for the erection OF great
fatisnal Monument TO the memory of w ASKING
ton, at the seat OF the General Government, In
all the States and Territories Of the Union, ex
cept New Hampshire, Massachusetts. Rhode Ia
land, Vermont, New York, Maryland, Virginia.
Mississippi, and Louisiana, in which collectors
have already been appointed. No more than one
collector Will be appointed for each State, unless
otherwise determined by the Board Of Managers
and each collector will be allowed as a compen.
saton, at least ten per cent upon the moneys
collected aud deposited by him to the credit of
the Society He will be required to give such
security as the Board shall approve, and TO be
qualiHed and recommended required by the
foregoing resolution. The following extract from
the Constitution Of the Society prescribes rener.
ally the duty of the collectors 1t shall Be the
business OF each collector TO call in person or by
honest and faithful deputies. 10 be appointed by
him, on all the white inhabitants Of his collection
district, and receive from them such contribu
tons In money as they may be inclined to grant
not exceeding one dollar each, 10 transmit the
same, at least once in every two months, to the
Treasurer Of the Society, or deposite the sums
collected in some safe bank in his collection dis
Hct, TO the credit Of the Society. He shall also
enter in book the names CT the contributors
and the am cant contributed by each, which shall
be deposited IL the Monument And he shall
make his final return, and close his collection ia
one year from the day ii his appointment, unless
the Board shall find II expedient TO extend the
time
The honorary members consist Of the Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the Q. S., the Heads
Of Departments, Governors of the respective
States and Territories, Judges of the Supreme
Court, and the members Of the Senate and Hous
Of Representatives
j., All applications must be post paid, or sent
through an honorary member
GEORGE WATERSTON,
Secretary w. N. M. S.
washington City, Sept. IL, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
AND For sALr.

~ a ~ ~ a. " IL - n IA y
q IN Saturday the 18th of October next
w If fair, if moi the next fair day there.
after, Sunday excepted,) we will offer al
public sale for Cash TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, tract or parcel Of land
in the County Of Berkeley belonging 10
A part Of the heirs or devisees Of the late
Abram Fsninetre. deed, containing
TWENTY.SIX ACRES,
lying on the North west side Of the Ope
qaon creek, adjoining John Burns, South
wood and Gorrel's heirs and on The pub
lie road leading from Martiosburg to Lee
Town and one mile from Burns ford A
bout two thirds of this land is in wood,
and part Of it is very heavily timbered.
and inferior to none in Berkeley county 10
fertility Of soil, proverbialIy known as the
Walnut bottom. The other third is clear
ed and in which there are about acres oil
G o o . B o 4 r ONy
in good state OF cultivation, now 10 corn
and might be seeded 10 wheat this fall
Persons wishing to purchase are invited
TO view the premises before the day oil
sale, which will be shewn by either of the
undersigned executors.
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
ASAIlEL VANMETRE,
SAMUEL ROBERTS.
Er'rs Of .ibran Fanmetre, deed.
September "a, l955-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

VIRGINIA. ia the Circuit Superior cour.
o. Law and Chanocry for Berkeley County
August Rules, 1885.
Adam Senaker admir- with the will annexed az
stephen Mayors deed pltns
against
William Msyen, Eleanor Mayors and Jane
'1"en DIS,
IN CfiANCERY.
FESHE defendant William Mayors. not
4 having entered his appearance and
given security. according 10 The act OF as
semhly and the rules OF this court, and il
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that he
IL out OF this Commonwealth: II l. order.
ed, that the said defendant do enter his
appearance TO this snit on the 9Th day of
the next term. and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff. and that cory OF this order hc
forthwith published ii any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another cory
thereof posted at the front door or tho
Court House Of the said county.
A Copy Teste,
JOHN STR0TIlER, q.
Anwuai
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
DIED.

On sunday last, at her residence in this coun
Y, Ia me o2nd year Of her age, Mrs NAOMI
na oAtaIs, Wde OF MIR. Samuel Roberts, and
daughter OF the late Abraham Vanmetrc.
The deceased had been a worthy and consist
ent member Of the Baptist church for more than
twenty years, and supported the character Of q
ialthiul christian even unto the end.
she has leit husband aud large family Of
children to deplore their bereavement, aud imi.
tate her virtues.
On Monday the 2lst inst. Mrs SARAH SMITH.
wiie OF MIR. Eli Smith, and daughter of Mr..
Thomas Gill, Of Mill Creek.
On Saturday last, Mr.. GEORGE SNowpELL, OF
TINS place. leaving large family TO lament his
loss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

VGTTGTNIA:- III the Circuit Superior Cour
OF Law and Chanccry for berkeley County
August Rules 1898.
Elizabeth Sutton by her next friend Isaac SUIT
ton piU.
against
John Sutton, John Miller, Daniel Miller, and
others heirs Of John Miller deed defG.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants John Miller, Daniel
Miller, Jacob Miller, Abraham Miller,
Mary Hershey, Peter Miller and Joseph
Miller not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and
i appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out OF This Commonwealth: IL il
ordered. that The said defendants do enter
their appearance TO this suit on the 9Th day
Of the next term, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff. and thst copy OF this order be
forthwith published IN any newspaper
within this county. and continued for Two
months successfully. aud another copy
thereof posted al the front door of the
Court House Of The said county.
A Cop, --Tsstc.
JOHN STROTHER, G.
August 6. 1886 2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
DISSOLUTION.

HE co partnership under The stvla I,
HocmIaE s BorD, was dissolved ~ ny ;, y
INST. by mutual consent. The bns:,a.. ~
will. for the future. be conduet.d , - ~
old o stand, under the firm Of Jopn w
borD < Co.. where we shall keen ~ hsnd
a large supply Of well selected yOoDS
which We will sell on accommodated - IN.
we lender our friends and cue,omsr.
our acknowlede ments for the liners, ~
Honage extended TO US, and tru,t !, III,
continue to be given TO thu new co.cs,r ~
The debts due the late firm. arr i -.
hands Of John w. Boyd, for ses,lsms -,
ana collection, and those in our debt woaIa
confer favor BY paying US what thew can
conveniently, as soon as practicable
CONRAD HOGMIRE,
JOHN w. BOYD.
Matt'nsburg, Sept. %, 1885.
AS design removing TO Georgetown /
nave 10 request my friends and custome :
VINO are indebted. to aid me as anon y
convenient, with some Cash
g., Q. HOGMlRE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
N Il w TALL Il WINTER
GO DDS.

Mud En- l. ID. RUSI IL Co.
BEG leave TO inform the citizens Of
ES Martinsburg and vicinity, and the
pubiic generally, that they are now recei
wing and opening general s. beautiful
assortment Of
British, French, German, Italian, and
American dry goods suited for the
present and approaching seasons
aolth large stock Of Queens, Glass;
Hard and Wooden Wares also a
large supply Of Fresh Groceries
old and choice Wines and Liquors.
and invite all who are DESTROYS Of purcbs.
sing very handsome substantial and Chean
goods to call and examine their stock pre
Vious TO purchasing. as they na,ter them
serves they can please all in quality and
prices; alta events, they are determined
to endeayour 10 do so.
October /, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
NEW FAT,x. AryD wxrrrrr
&c o O . S..
Mnf)n 1lj. 1Snf1l1 81 Orr

sSS ES0G0 ~ NU
EHAVE the pleasure Of Informing The
i'll T. old friends and customers of I,or.
mire and Boyd, that they are Just receiv
ing their supply Of new FALL &. WI.rrR
Goops, comprising very general assert.
ment Of English. French. German, I,al.
ian and American Dry Goods, Hardware
&c, many Of which are entirely new and
pretty. They respectfully invite all per
sons wanting Cheap Goods TO call. assu
ring them that they shall be furnished on
The most pleasing terms. Their stock
consists of
6 4 French and English merinos, {all
colors,j
"a English merincs, circassians and
moreens,
8 4 black French bombsaine, blk bonn.
bazett,
Long and square, black and red merino
sbawls,
A and Sd merino s. Ihibet wool do.
Ihibet, merino, s. fancy gauze Hdkfs.
Black Italian cravats and silk ditto,
Dandanua, pongee & flag DO.
Berkeley and Madrsss ditto.
Linen cambria and lawn ditto,
5 q 4 GA black Italian Luslring,
Black Gro de Swiss s, Matloni do.
) 4 cold lustring, and pouIt de Sole.
Pink green and white Florence, G a bl'i
m ode,
A 4 and 6 4 black Italian crane,
Green s. white Italian Grape, hat crane
Black silk plush. ribbons s. belting,
Black and green blond gauze veiIs,
10 X do common do do,
Black and white picnic gloves,
Long and short white kid do,
Ladies super kid and beaver do.
Gen'lem's buckskin beaver Il berlin do.
Gent. white and black Kid do.
Black and cold worsted hose s. 4 hose.
DITTO do cotton, ribb'd e. plain
Do and white silk ditto,
White s. cold merino hose & half hos.
Super and com. blue, black, and brown
Cloths;
Ditto do olive aud Adelaide do.
Heavy mix'd cloth for overcoats,
Petersham, kerseys and cassinc,ts.
Supr black. brown and fawn cassimeres
Goats hair camblets,
Valencia and swansdown vesting.
Black and fancy cold silk yesting,
White Msrssilies and Sa,een,
Book. Swiss and Jacconet muslns.
Bard jacconet and cambria ditto,
Bishops lawn end null do,
Jacconet edgipgs and insertings super.
Bobbinet do do & footings.
Thread laces, edgings and in.ertings,
and 5 4 bobbnet'and Grecianctt,
Cambria and Furniture dimity.
Emb'd furniture do Ga new article,)
New style Caicoes,
French ditto, Oil colors,
Toweling and Table diapers.
Cold table covers, sc. SC.
Septic mber "a.