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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-24

~ Dill i'HtAi> ro L AiE FOX SALE.-ln-
tending to remove TO the West, offer for sale my
pantation two miles south of Oxford on Fshnp Creek
containing O?4 acres; 200 of which arc low grounds
cleared and ditched. On is dwelling House contain
ycnicnt Spring Of excellent water. Also my Mill tract
four miles south of Oxford, containing Oi0 acres s0
which are low grounds of superior quality and 500 of
good tobacco land woods On this tract there is rood
saw Mill and an abundant supply oftmbcr comforta
bic dwelling House, and the usual outhouses The wa
power on each OF these tracts is valuable and easily
rendered available Likewise the tract ON which re-.
side, of 100 The dwelling House OIL this tract
contains IL rooms, besides four cellar rooms all finished
ing outhouses, good Garden, and first rate Spring
deem more particular description of the above proper
unnecessary as person disposed purchase would
first view the premises. Being resolved on moving
would sell great bargain, and very accommodating
terms Apply to the subscriber, at Oxford or to A. w
Fenable Esq, of GAINESVILLE, Va, who is authorised to
act Tor me. TIL. II. HUNT
Oxford, Granville CO., N c., Jan ., 1895.
Jan 5 "a o,#
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ESCLIPSE will make his next season--Sprino Is{.j-
- at my sons, Edward Johusons, ia the county of
Dnwiddie; 30 miles south Of PETERSBURG on The old
road
MONSIEUR TON5ON will make his next season ne
my ms, George w Johnson s. ia tie county Of Chess
tcriield Particulars in time w. r. JOHNSON
DEC. ~. 7I-ff
u ME thoroughbred stallion and race horse Mormon
"a by EclpsciOr sale or fsrn--also several thorou0h-
bred Mares for sale in ofof particulars amply
TO the subscriber. TifOS ID WATSON
Richmond Jan ~, 1891. 7g-G
EJAsHINGYON.--T celebrated Race Isrsc and
w Stallion, (the sire Of lIanslap.' Macduff, Tom
Brown and cthersQ will stand the ensuing at
Gainesville or at Buckingham Courthouse
Jan. 10. E75-S1 DAVID O. COPELAND.
a SITUATION WANTED by a Lady. who is ouali.
"a fel to give instruction in all the branches Of an
English Education, French Music Drawing and Paint
ing A line addressed to ife Editors will BE- promp,ly
et'endedt To- Decd cir
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Montgomery county, Va, Jan. -. s2-wI2w"
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The other presents, which consisted chicii, OF
diamond ornamented snuff boxes were of avaluc
proportioned 10 the rank of those, who were 10 re-
cei,e them.
LIE ceremony ofeAchange WIS merely rising :
lhe REFS Eaendi taking the Turkish treaty in his
right hand, and the American minister doing The
same with the Americas. raising them as hi,h
as the head, and at the same instant making the
exchange. He delivered the American treaty To
ms Interpreter, and the Minister, the Turkish to
Mr.. llodeson.
Our treaties, yon know, are ON beautiful yelltn
paper IN book with richly embroidered velvet
cover. \ gold box, containing an impression of the
Great Seal ofthe Union is attached b, a GOLD cord.
with rich assels, and the whole enclosed in hand
some box.
The Turkish treaty is on thich velnm papcr.
placed IN flat bag Of white silver cloth. To
winch Is attached Il ball OF red wax, which at
one part dlScloses a ball Of gold whchit contains
what Is within the golden ball | am ignorant
Inc endorsement on the treaty Is the following
words, IN Turkish OF course
" This the Imperial ratification of the treaty be-
twce the noble and glorious possessor of the world
and the noble chief OF the United States of Anne
RIGA"
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a AnS'G' ON LETTERS

Remaining in hc Post OBce al Liberty, la.
Jar 3oth, 1875.
I-tnaW. And.rson. VIM. ArmiSead. Tho.
J. anderson. Ggiai A5an.>.
N-r,Inb or le..ea I}Famh!i,t. Henry Bates,
james Brown, james Enrrnaalls. Ino H. Boulcs,
Vim uoycr Wm. Ba.lr. pblp Bailey.
T-Iobn n ranoleI, Ionatban CnnfliG Matt
Cr.,.y G,3fa.l Clfk , Jas. ~ Carter, Robert
Cr,..,o,, 2 Pleasant (ana1y Mary T.. Coleman.
r',.,,',a,'L,r iDl Poo, 2
D-r.qcy Dayis.
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i 'illS work is devoted To articles from the pen.
n oi well known and distinguished writers, up
on every subject that can prove interesting 10 the
general reader, including Original Poclr>-Tales
and Essays humorous and pahctck-t Iillcal no
uses-EarlN aal choice selections from the be
he" publications., both American and English
Scientific and Literary nlcllncncc--Co plou, no
trees ol Foregn tonuy. by correspondents en-
gagged expressly and cNchj,> ,l lpr hs Journal
Structures upon The yalou, production, in the Fine
IRIS that arc presented for the notice and appro-
baton Of the raihc-Ehhorltc and beautiful Spe-
elmeos oi Art, Ln2r,iarN Music, ctc.-Nolres
al The acted Drama and other amu,emcnt>--
Transitions tlom the best new works IN other Lam
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and an infinite variety of miscellaneous rcadne
relatin" 10 pa, ing events, remarkable individuals
discoveries AMI Improvements in Science, Nt,
Mechanics, ett. etc.
IN ann 'ahtn2 the a2Po lran,c Of the Thirteenth
, etame oi the N'W orh Mirror, almost the onl1
duty which devol,rS upon it, editors, is 10 tender
ti1a'r most cordial acknowledgements to lheir old
i1ents Tor '1econ'mn1nr' ofthrir support, aud 10
pfoHer 10 thn numerous subscribers, whose names
l,Ne o'en a1le' To- 'h'f last during the past year,
ann1', t, r ',', I .rM "' 'y ,',1p'e ao'
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NO .'GCf,.

4 BStONDED from the subscriber in Bedford
I county on the 2lsi inst MARVEL H. TAY.
IDR bound boy, about - years old. This is
ior"ap all persons from hafboring, employing
trusting him, rs | will not be responsible for any Of
his contracts | will pay Oae Cent reward to any
person who may appreheud AMI return him to n,c,
without thanks. WI. ANDERSON, in.
July Il 81
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FOURTH OF JULY.

This day was celebrated in this place with the
usual manifestations of respect There were
morning, midday and evening salutes-a military
and civic proce>sion-an ofation--public dinners,
"A balloon ascension, &c. The procession was
formed between 10 and IL o'clock, in front of the
Union Hotel, and marched thence through the
main street, to the Prcsb> tesian Clutell, where.
after fervcnt and appropriate prayer had been
addressed to the Throne OF Grace by the Roy.
VIM. :. Reid, the Declaration of Independence,
preiaccd by a few pertinent remarks WAS read. in
peFspienons style, by Capt. Martin ". Daycn-
port, and an eloquent Grafton, occupying ahau,
thirty minutes, was delivered by William Tudor
lancey, Esq.-far;ler particulars will be given
in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

\ IA eireut superior court Of law and cl,ancsry,
a continued b, adjournment, aud held ior III,
county oi Amherst, IT the courthouse, ON Thursday
/ theoth day oi April l935:
ADDISON faiaieffo and John Thompson, Jr. trus-
ieesol The catate ri Lucy 'ihurnond, deceased and
others Plaintiff.
ig6nsf
Philip fhunnond Srnr. formerly y trustee Of the
est lte ri Lucy fhumnnd and hcrrhiti,cn. William,
l. Ihnfmond formerly trustee OF the same estate,
and the sud " llan /. hs own right. and Philip
Ihnfmond Jf., Lucy \ Turner. Formerly Lucy \.
ihnimnnd, ION the wdo" al William r. Turner
decreased, flal Jones aud S1ll> hi, wife, formerly
sally fhnnnond. David Crawford and Elizabeth hi,
vile, formerly Elizabeth Fhuimnnd, jesse Beck and
judith hiswiic formerly judith Tmrnoud. Claiborne
trucker, John J. lnekrf thulr, Christian and Su-
san In Wiz. tofm ,fls Susan fucker Mary Tucker
aud BetseY Tucker. the Two tlsi infants under the
age al twenty YEAS h> Robert fmslcp, the guar
dian specially assigned II defend them this SUIT
and "ho, together with the sud Claiborne Tucker,
JOHN !. Fucker and Susan Christian, arc the hrir,
n n" 81 John Fucker aud Mary his Wifi, both now
DECREASED, winch sud Mary WIS formerly Mary Thur
nond, AMI winch sad Philip rhumond, William /.
lhIrnend, Lucy :. Turner. sally Jones, Elizabeth
Crawford judith Beck aud Mary Turner Deceased,
We're the Children OF William aul Lucy Thurnuud,
now deceased, and against William Turner, who
ealms the interest ri William l. Thurmond IN said
estate, aud Dahnc, Hill. who claims thc interest at
fhilP fhofmoul, il, aud AGAINST Fmly Jnn',, IN
hls own rigbt. anl David = Garland, Nillrm II.
Garland William Mckee aud John G.. M,cni mri
ehantsanl partners. trading mdet In style and firm at
hel<eeA Aleen, Grotee Z. FIea4ants. administrator
OF Thomas E.leasaets. deeelsed, SAT-, W. Davies,
LIE sally Y. fumllm, u llllam \. kirhcsnn, Nn-
Dire" llannah Nlli,am Snderson, benjamin ralm-
I'm, administrator OF lGas " Ill, deceased, Thomas
DIVES, the Pfeslom. Directors and Company of the
Bank al Virginia, Rem Porter, aud William and
" iam Gait. il aud MI others like them, claiming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

a. S"tarlay's Nal brooghtus accounts from
iia1re to the 18th, and from Liverpool to the 27th
OF May. They are entirely unimportant, however.
The French Chamber of Peers had not taken
the American Indemnity Bill The political tri-
ais were still progressing; In England, all seems
tranquil Portugal i, quiet; nothing further from
BELGIUM; and from Spain the usual quantity of
contradictory aal understandable rtnors.-
Mr.. llemans, the poetcss, died at Dublin on tie
18th Of MaN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

4 2. sxoECoITBTI takes pleasure in inform
~ ing his friends, both in town and the country,
that his partner nE PAY W. will be ready AT all times
to attend their calls, during his absence West
efn tour.
July 2t'
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fpFs9EYs.F, yggs, ,Wf2,y.Ey.
DlrG-S' OFFICE, !
= y IT, Ut,
DiGC,I.S OFFICE.

July Ith, IE35.
Drawing of The Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class No.
H. lor 10
- ,. II 70 81 u u - II II
Call for thances ia the splendid Dismal Swamp
Lottery No lat DlGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

ihe Pleasures Of Emigration-lt cannot but
excite mounial feelings in the lovers of the Old
Domhion to see 50 many Of her most respectable,
cnterpr1ing and useful citizens annually wcndin,
their way 10 the far West. In this region there
seems to be a perfect Indiana tercr. We don't
know what effect may be produced upon it hy tn"
following extract from the field notes OF Survey
or IN that State Itmay at least induce all who
are infected with the emigratng epidemic to look
before they leap-l prudential course in all cil-
cnmN'anees, but more especially so in step
which discovers the strong ties Of kindred, friend
ship neghborhood and country, and carries us in
to strange land, and among strange people:
The greatest part Of what lies narthwrs. OF the
river, though II was hard frozen when We were
there, IS Just Il Lake of stagnan water, most of it
apparently deep. And that part of it called ri
yer, Qor truly speaking it is all rYcr,) is filed
with gray ash, birch maple, willow, black alder,
and rose-briar bushes, as thick as the hair ON
dog back and well matted together as the wool
on a negro's head. The larqe timber is more than
half of it dead or dying, and falling ON the awful
mass of vegetation below; and UNDER through,
and all about the whole, is water from one to
two feet deep, sending up the most abomnablc
stencil, and the whole is supplied with good
number Of the most eyecrablc animas im1q1a-
Bile. The very thought Of ii makes my blood run
chill -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

lRifhng Eeeat---ina preceding column it i,
stated that "a Of Chief Justice MARSHALL had
been severely injured during the late storm in Bal
t'morc, b. Saturdays mail we learn that it is
Thomas Marshall, Esq. member Of the House OF
Delegates from fauquier, aud gentleman dfin-
gnl,hed torh, fine talents and exalted WORTH We
deeply regret to learn Il at the injury he received
terminated in his death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
Ono xxundrod Do,lars Reward.

EP ANYWAY from the subscribers living nea
q Ihora's Ferry. orl, District, :. C., on tn
Plat July, 1871, a Negro boy named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

A II a7l1gT3CE; will be taken At TIN,
Office To learn the Printing Ba,ineS-, il immr-
d'n application br u.ade.
IN" +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06
Diggcs' Eottory and Exchange Office.
e4fIS;aE g'ri.e of $4,000
sbO 3DrS1es If -, 900.
Dismal Swamp Lottery,

I Lass NJ. Il Tor ls3D.
To be drawn At Alexandria, Saturday The lltlr Of
July, las.
- Numbcls-ii drawn ballots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

\ Ia circuit superior court of law and clancsry,
continued BY ADJOURNMENT, aud held lor the
county of Amherst, At the courthouse, on Thursday
the 9TH day III April, l9}5:
addison 'liliaietfa aud John Thompson Jr. trus-
feesoi the estate ot Lucy 'fhurmond deceased, and
Others Plaintiffs.
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CAgEE FOR pIEGnous.

4 WILL ply lni all likely Yoo,g Negrpfs, the high.
u est cash prices. All communications addressed
to u; tbs plart, will be attended 10.
GARLAND TATE.
Ml, - ITS
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july q

uelay which occurred in the month of Dcccnr-
Der, | say, i" 1t is referred To presume, in
order to show that it was produced by desire, on
the part OF his Macsiy's Ministers, the better t.
assure the passage OF the law; OF this, sir | never
had "A doubt, and Immediately advised my Go
yernmen, and informed il, as il the fact, tina,
perfectly acqnicsced in the delay" Thus, il
must be evident not only that no offensive charge
of i'll faith is made in the message, bat that, as i,
done at Washington 70 the intentions of the
French Government. While the delay is com
planned of as wrong, no improper motives are at
trbutcd to the Government in causing il. Again
sir the whole tenor of that Part OF my letter which
relates to the execution Of the promise made by
Mr. Serurlcr, while it asserts the construction put
upon by the President to be the true one, and ap-
construction yet it avoids charging the French
Government with any intentional violation atlri-
AE's'Es aHss,NslE'T.
~ PURSUANT to a warrant, 10 Us directed
.l.-s - We have this day viewed cslray hose,
4lIA shewn to lls by William Hudson, Of tai,
county, md do find the same 10 be a bay horse fnu
VIZ old four feet ten inches ia height, without an,
white about him; and we do appraisc the said hoia,
10 the sum OF forty dollars. Certified under oar
hands, til, 9Th da, oi June, 1885.
ABRAHAM MARTIN, ia
JOEL BETIIEL.
CHARLES TUCKER,
Copy-ics;e,
ROBERT TiNSIEY, CLERK.
Amherst Juy g wlw
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a. \ roii-roal is spoken Of from Farmvae,
IN Prince Edward to Cartcrsyill., in Cumberland
cuuptv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-06

~ Socrate, Ma'ipin, Esq. distinguished y
lumnu, Of the University of Virginia, and AT pro
sent Professor in Hampton sydney College, has
been appointed Principal of the Richmond Acad-
cmy, by the trustees thereof, receiving 20 votes
out Of 33. There were, ii Is sail, p,are tllan 40
candidates. Augustine c. Smith, E.,l. Of Frader-
ick, was the most formidable competitor Of the sue
cessfu candidate. Two assistant professors and
an additional teacher are veto be appo'a'"d for
the Acndem..
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o. " oar last dates from Nashville, the Cno-
ler1 wa, diminishing in violence, Itcxi,ts now in
Cincinnati and Maysve to some cxton.-likc-
wise, in Madison, Indiana, in Alton and Edwards
vile, illinois, and ST. Charles county, Missouri.
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llO3Ai.I. DAVIES.
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H""s''IDeI, DeHng uefofmIucu 70
remove to the South, offers for sale his
tract Of land, situated in the upper end
u. 4.
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H Il MS HIN q
RWW1xGSa
Turner & Salisbury.

II uIlCE ~ SstlASUuEy9
ME AVING erected Store adjoining
LII. the GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
Room, have just returned from NEW
YORK, with an entire new Stock of
STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they offer the Citizens Of this and
the adjacent Towns, at a very small ad-
vance from cost.
In the SOUTH ROOM, which is in
tended particularly for the accommoda-
ton of the LADIES, will at all times be
found complete assortment Of Goods a.
dapted to their tastes and wants, and we
have made such an arrangement with our
Agent in New York, that we shall be
constantly receiving the most fashionable
articles.
The GENTLEMEN FURNISHING Room
has also received large addition to the
former Stock, and now contains full as
sortment of all such Goods as are usually
called for in an establishment Of this kind.
An extensive assortment of Ready Made
Clothing, constantly on hand. GAR
MENrs of every description made to order
in the best styles, at short notice, and on
the most reasonable terms.
All those in want Of good GooDs will
do well to call and examine our Stock, as
Great Bargains may be expected.
South Water street, Oct. II.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

EAVES Bristol, every morning Sunday.
@ excepted) at 6o'clock, for Warren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve.
Ty afternoon Sundays excepted) at half past
O'Clock, for Warren and Bristol. Faia from
Bristol to Providence, rs cents up and back
same day 81 so. From Warren, rs cents up
and back same day, ST. %.
0J- Books kept in Providence, at the Man.
sion House Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel
and at the franklin House at Burgess and
Horizons Hotels, Bristol and at Coles anc
Commercial Hotels, " arren.
- Passengers called foi and left at eny par,
Of the town. j. g. ~ CHAD WICK
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slINccLN0S
LEAJ'HER PRESERVE

a N improved composition For preserving
<zSA soiienng, and renewing the strength OF
Leather. FOR bouts and Shoes, this article Is
most valuable, rendering them plable ont easy
to tie feet, and when used IN proper quantities.
WATER PROOF. II prevents drying end
cracking gives a soltness and elasticity 10 the
leather, and renders il more durable, as wei IS
more agreeable to those who would avoid wei
iee, Th' Composition is also admrablyadapied
10 benefit chaise-tops, harnesses, factory bands,
engine hose, and all other articles exposed 10
the wet. or which are liable to become dry and
hard. II may be put on ,otth asponge or e!oih
mop the leather being Varn,.
U.s. The price is so reasonable, that II IS Tor
the interest of all concerod, 10 purchase and use
ihisimportant article.
For sale by
A IN Nc A II
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More New Goods.

yMfAVE this week received another lot OF
MA those very cheap Merinos and Circass-
ians, which they will sell at extra low prices,
Also, ginghams, prints, bishop lawns, jaconets,
checked aud satin stripe cambricks, linen floss
apron checks, brown drilllngs, red flannel black
carnbrck, tabby velvet, black and white cot
ton cord brown and b cached cottons, crash
combs, corded skirts, steel buckles for children
rose blankets, thread edglngs and insertngs
velvet ribbons, &c. &C.. oil Of which shall be
sold at our very reduced prices.
South Water street, nov. Z.
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PoETRY.
THE FOUR LEAvED SHAMROCK.

THE FOUR LEAVED SHAMROCK.
BY Samuel Lover, Esq.
/, I'll seek a four -leaved shamrock.
In all tho fairy dells
And if I find the charmed leaves.
"a Oh lhow III wenye my spells
I would not waste my magic might
On diamond, pearl. or gold.
For treasure tires the weary sense.
Such triumph u but cold
Bu, would play tn enchanter's part.
Ia casting bliss around
Oh not a Tear, nor aching heart,
Should ia tho world be found.
TO worth Would give honor,
I'd dry tho fhourner's tears,
And to the pallid lip .eca'
The smile Of happier years
And hen r,s that had been long estranged.
And friends thai had grown cold,
Should meet again. like parted streams,
And ningle as Of old.
Oh thus d play the enchanter's part,
Thus scatter bliss around
And not tear nor aching heart
Should in the world be found.
The heart that had been mourning
Der vanished dreams Of love,
Should see them all returning
Like Nosh's 5,iihful dove.
And hope should launch her blessed bark
On sorrows dark'ning sea.
Mis'ry's children have an ark,
Aud sav'd from sinking be.
Oh thus I'd play the enchanter's part,
Thus scatter bliss around {;
And not tear nor aching heart
Should in the would be found.
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More New Goods,
At DaVOl,s

.New Cash Store South Water street
A MONG which are German worsteds,
a. Nuns cotton, floss do, linen floss and
thread. marking canvass, rug do, drilled ey cd
needles, first rate article, diamond pins, cir
cassians, blue and white wors.edr, ,woolen yarns,
merinoes, woolen table covers T; Cotton Laps,
GOOD wors,ed hose, assorted colors laces,
Irish goods velvets, assorted colors some ex-
cellent bargains in Woolen Cloths, and many
other Goods, all Of which will be sold Cheop
COR Cash. JOHN d \VOL.
Oct Al
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Fresh Goods.

Rb French wrought muslin collars, bobbinet
;aces, edgings, inserlings, fcolings, bishop lawn
bloached and brown shirtings, stripe and check
shirings. colored oambricks, silk cravats, ban
dana and pongee hdkfs, fancy calicocs, Mar
seilles quilts, blankets, Italian sewing silk and
twist, furniture calico. ticklenburgh, Osnaburgh
suspe enders, cotton and wool nannel, Scotch
caps, yarn stockings, comforters, fannels
threads, crash, buckskin gloves, satinets, cheaI
woolcn cloths, wooden and worstod yarns ali
colors, velvet head bands, spool cottor, crcas
slams. cotton handkerchieis, &c. &c.-all o
which will be sold, as usual, extremely low, a
the Old established Cheap Goods Store,
0oNo. UNION CORNER.
Oct3t.
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bCP SPECIAL NOTICE.
JOHN DAvOL

YHfAS this reek received direct from the Now
RlA York Auctions, u beautiful assortment OF
Ihibet Cloths and English .Merinoes, COM
prising the desirable shG des, brown, light and
dark, cloth colors. Unbleaehcd cotton fannels,
very excellent lad es best h. 8. gloves slate
colored waddings white stay bindings Irish
linens Dover cambric's; small figured dark
calicoes beaver cloth l piece of rery good
drab pe,ersham, bought much under price, and
will be sold accordingly ; more crewels ;ravens
duck furs for collars, and many other goods,
which he is selling exceedingly low, at his Cash
store, in South Water street.
nov Ia,