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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-20
EDGAR JENKINS, Auciioneer
DER EMPTORT SALE OF SOVALUARLE
ii ER Z II

JENKINS will sell Thursday January q, at
their Sales ROOM No Is Broad street, eighty valuable lots
ground beaut fully situated in The city Haven Chon
place. Orange and Second and Third Streets rnme
de vicinity of OF the residences city, High
wood park and Hlhouse aud about five walk
Yale college, The Public square, Post Office Tohtine and
The grounds perfectly level well adapted gardens
New Haven admitted by all who visited
the beautiful and thriving cit Union literary
advantages mol exceeded by is perfectly healthy and
the general character OF M citizens for morals intelligence
renders desirable place Of education residence. The
populations Of the has rapidly increased the years
the conne an manufacturing enterprise of the citizens and
the aciles for COMMUNE aOn with New York promise still
rapid increase. rail road commenced
New Haven and Hartford connecting with Wer-
rail road, which with the completion
Northampton and other public enterprises add greatly he
business OF the place Several gentlemen Of
New ork have recently made purchases H sites he vicinity of
this property and about erecting splendid mansions for the
residence of their families II believed opportunity
rarely offers for making advantageous Investment desira-
bic selection for residences.
The title ndisputabe Terms will be liberal large pro-
portion bond and mortgage Lhogaphc maps
be hada few days before the SALE the Office of the
The Lots will be put in convenient parcels ESD jan2oA
FRANKLIN g. JENKINS WOULD INFORM
their friends that they have akes the and comnodous
building, No. IS Broad street few door south Of Wall street.
which they fitting up for REAL ESTATE SALES ROOM,
and will resume business the requisite
be made Due notice will he given Of ir succeeding
the< will he happy their friends as above.
Dated Friday. December ls. 1885. dec .
THE OLD GALENsS HEA ID. II Peck SIip-Dr.
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HAY-loOo bales Hay, for sale by wM p. WRIGHT
Corner Beekman and South street. and 29s Water street.
dec l4-u
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U. Stzies Bank, lis,
CONNER. Bnsk, io5i.
Planters Blk, Miss, LII,
An. TT. Co., Bait. J 1861, ~
N. o. Canal, 1921,
N. Y. las Co, us,
Atlantic Ins. Co, l36,
Farmers Loan, Ill, 10, Ill,
Paterson r r., gu, 5, 4,
Harlsem r r.. scrip, Is,
Bes. 4 Prov. r. r., ll0t, 10, III
os,,
Canton Co, Bait 90.
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MAGNI MOMENT VEL PONDERIS.-@

F1 Preventive than CuTc'-There medical
servaon better established generally confirmed the
of importance the whole human family fact hst
of the difficult and ncursble ooHnpti0 originate
neglected colds In climate sovabe the
weather frequently sudden
and guard thi dangerous
@ than people imagine. able aud willing
ton Of deaths BY this disease five nzsmuch the
This fda disease and adng widely iTfuly
and bids defiance the skill OF the cd phyci
qualification to The subscriber be enabled all who
Of c-nsumptive habits thse afflicted with distressing coughs
colds asha, ferton of bTess and lungs
They have been used the United States the
and where satisfaction The
scTiber has had the pleasure Of selling them
this city, and OF the thousands have he
has not he nd dozen complaints They also paonzed
syely b. the medical profession and probably
mis- and influence when made acquainted with
t"n The they have affected worth million
theories and they earnestly
thus afflicted Persens whose bus
SIT much those of edentaTy habits who troubled
with pains weakness the breast side limbs
different FUN oil Others and free from the
made against plasteF generally Persons
will remember 10 ask for Bdaus Paser
that the directions have signature hog which
genuine They destined douht become
of the most popular remedies Of the age they
be obtained by ALL They spread
onthe hea ilu lambkin viii the htest
and be with and month They
box with large and attractive shsw bills will keep
climate will he forwarded Of the world ORDER
and large discount made buy 10 again Sold at
at the Bowery Medicine Store 20 Boweg.
mar Lift wv. BADEAU.
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MRS. OPIE's WORKS.

MRS. OPIE'S WORKS.-The Ersl and second
WI lume Of Mira Opes Works publ he'd ard fI sale in
numbers volumes al Office Of j. w. Sanford, Publishers
II Ann street and BY all the principal Booksellers throughout the
United states
bic Hub nd Made the My Stranger appearance
her, the Rohher the Brother and Sister
Second vulrne contains AJaline Mwbray Murder Will Ou
the Revenge Orpans Uncle md Nephew ard Dnty
the Detth b I'd, Black Velvet Peiisse.
The thidy hume commence with Mrs Cpes Tales Ly
ing In cone ounce Of the calls h. publishers have hsd
iisy n srin qusRiy Ia supply tha~e VITO wish heH
without taking the other pan of inter- sli We l.
Curriers' want, 4 TO eireulaie tins work. teb <1-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-Ships-Hayana Lane Havana; Huntsville, Pal
mel New esGs Juno Parker, Mobile South America Water
Lverp OIL chrs Exact Nichols, Savannah Perry Spencer
English Baltimore.
ARRIVED hps-John W. Cater Ross Kingston, Jamaica
Newark Bennett Newport; hrig Elizabeth, Mundy LaguiIa
Daen Buckley Dare schrs Czen DrBkwa Apalachicoa
Randnlph Brown. Philade lphia-
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founder, Hall race,
cep for the rey polite which he received US
his door Friday the 18th Instant while soliciting
donations Of the Sixth Ward by using the II
language U.s. did not sonf tell you thai
such Information We merely
MIR Andrew and Mr. LFOy the
collecting for the lief of the of the Sixth Wa
Mr. Pel hal thing would thankfully re-
ceive after eminHg his stOoP in he Tar about i've
minutes and used The angu above stated smmng
and leaving make the hes OF our
from aud charitable beagThere doubt bat that
poor The Sixth ward will appreciate his sympathy TOR their
destitute condition. And il he, Mr. Pe, should
meet adversely the of tn SIKH ward whom
uhumiy refused TO relieve have IN their power BY
the blessings Of Providence, contribute to his wants.
Leroy, ! Committee Of the
LIZ ANDREW LAT district. 9Th Ward
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N. w. BADEAU.

II ANAMAY on SATURDAY. evening, about O'Clock. light
brown HORSE with white face and white hind foot said
horse last crossing Broadway about Bome had
set Of harness and bells Nhpever will him
Livery Stable, Broswsy below Wall will be suitably
wsTded- feb
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
THE FL E IL A l. ID.


The yesterday the opening OF the Board
then reesded e-hen closed openg prices heavy and un-
saeable u Bank quite heavy rs to l24 The money
market is sase but easy il IS veto be-
The state of market England, has had favorable
eject here advanced slight hsde This arises also
nav stock of American cotton in Liverpool compared
with that of Nothing appears affect money sake
from abroad r-ady market in Liverpool The truth
il, that the high price productions of the South in Europe
always produces a good effect here
We really fear Corporation Loan will amount to nothing
and that all the based that operation will fall to the
ground How could they expect negotiate or per cent
loan under IA years
The recent arrivals Liverpool Have London have brought
% our merchants quantities Of Dry Goods Hardware
Wines French Goods Silks Fanny Goods Of all kinds fit tor the
southern and western markets Several Phladeldha importers
have also packages The imports here will be greater than
sven what represented by Southern and west
srn rapidly coming in Many here Um Tenne
SEE Kentucky Alabama and Mississippi We had whole saeh Of
srdes for Herald from Nashville yesterday city IN real 6u'
ness capabilities, be surpassed and hardly 10 be equaed "
any one Of its size in the west
q. :. Bank, 1884, "a, Bowery las hss ~
MerchanIs' Bank, III. Mohawk K r, III ost,
CheaesI RI l24 PSI Paterson r. r. 9sf, u, n, Q,
DeLk Hud. 1914, A, A, Hsrlsem " X ~, - -
Morris Canal. SO, 81 A., Bes f5s X X III ~ if
Chio r. 4 r. 10,
Saactx R,nL 1Oll n 8 IlR at. L. ia 49,
N. H. Del Br. Co.. So 100 Scnink ton X X Sf ., -, o.
Visl,bur<h Bank IN5l Bos. Il wor. X. r., iof, 81,
Planter, 'Bk Tenn. 109 81. Long Island n. r. S7s7
A.. IT. Ca, halt, IISI. IS. N. III. K H. r.. 98i,
Farmer, Loan 1884, 90 Utica r. r.. I24 2Sf, IS, D.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
TO DRUGGISTS.

To DIX UGGISTS.
II UNAR CAUSTlC, 81, 50, Soluble Tsftre, Sc peril
Il ~, \ II % PerOz 1odides Of Iron, Sulphur and
Pu-sic Acid, 81 ct- per o. Lead, Sc per sz
tat hoTn f. &c. ST. ST, Damnd Cement as Der gross
Sc per lh Infallible Worm LDzenges, $50
Sweet Spts- Niue, +, &c, ST, per gr-s..
pc rer In Corn Plaster S25 per gross
81 PhuiIe Ether, IS Soc Comp kreosote Tooth wash
ID per gross
Muristr Ether, per III Permsnen Ink without prepa
Aeetic Ether, 81 IS per III rsiisn, $40 PEI gross,
Liver of Sulphur Soc perh AmorS Paste so uer gross
r1riae Of Iron, 81 H. Couu Plaster S2 per gross
Poto and Deuio lodide Of Mer Jet Blck Ink per gallon
curry, 81 perOL Vasnshers, &c. &c. &c
Manufactured by Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
No. S7 Broadway
a. OIdeIs received the Office Of Mr. Frederick Lies.e No
l. betty street, will meet with despatch feb9
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
I AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-wATSON & VAN

Il ADIES LOOK AT THIS.-WATSON & VAN
II DUzER, l5s Chatham street. selling al reduced
prices splendid assortment OF Fu consisting Of Cspes
Peernes, Boss Mus Neck Rufs Swsndown for trimming, and
other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call and for themselves the
scrsr determined clear their entire stock OF Far
L. the holidays WATSON l. VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham stree, New York.
Also, hand above, superior style Of fine Fur Gaps and
Stocks. dec SIT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

STEAM POWER-T0 LET.-Power EQUAL 10
~ about two nurses REGULAR and constant with large and
modiou 25x80 feet with abundance Of gh
hn mess being Of the Card Factory in Amos
large and dry cellar at the place. The above will be
from the .t Of May ApRy the Ca Factory corner Of
Amo' and Fosrth Streets at Ne. Is Plat up
f.h0Q-,,
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OF CO-PARTNEKSHIP

hfSSOLUTION Of CO.PARTNEKSHIP.-
II The tnehip heretofore existing between subscr-
beTs, under the finn ofoRS FREES this by
Hal consent The of the late firm will settled by
JAMES HORN J. who will continue the business
JAMES HORN, Jr
WILLIAM b. FREES.
Custom House Hotel Feb. II, 1886 feb 29-St
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL,
CORNER OF PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW
YORK

THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS Of
the Gust IN HOGe Hotel, Late Loyejoy kr
reception Of c.mpany. HOT COFFEE, CHOCOLATE PIES,
ssd 9TH Rsfrehmrnts including OYSTERS the EXCHANGE
PLAN wi he furnished in the Coffee Room Of
day. The Ordinary and convenient and well furnished and
the best Nand which the maE k bly, Afford will he found
subj CT to order hour Vt the day Breakas will
served fm6 to H. Dinners from II TO Tea and Suppers
rom 10 Il Oysters style, The
subscriber having made such alterations and
former house the respectable class VI the
tile public, place OF quiet resort" where refreshments
al mpment notice. The subscriber hopes
industry, combind with disposition please and accommodate
to merit share of the public patronage JAMES RORN
Corner of Pine and Nassau street
An extensive Reading Room also attached the establishment
feb
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
IRED RIVER LAND COMPANY

Y fe.~ shares d The above Companys siek Tor ae by
mar If G. G. SICKELS, n Wal
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

w Wholesale Dealers 10 staple and Fancy Dry Goods having
taken store Ne 6 Broad few doors below the Exchange
Hotel have received aad opening four hundred
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods which they for the
package piece good he had in this and
10 which they respectfully invite the attention Of merchants
different parts of the country and city. feb 2-n
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

DARK THEATRE.-A CARD.-hISS WAT
son respectfully her friend and the public thz
her BENEFIT will take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
March I'd which occasion she has the pleasure state that Mr.
JOHN REEVE kindly offered his valuable
that night ony) will peri his fayorte character Pedgs
Potts, in the comic Of JOHN OF PARISPineei Of Ma
varre Mr.. Watson Vincent Miss Watson; Chamberlain Mr.
Placae- With the admrs Buelta Of MDAS-APullo, Miss
Watson Miats Mr. Pseide In the of The evening
raj N.na Ballads by MIS- Watson and Mr. John Reeve; and
the celebrated Duet of Ii the boat which nightly
sonored by double The hole Glade with the
mic operetta Of THE PET OF THE Pc rTIC0ATS-Psul,
Miss Watson; Job, Mr.. Piacide. mar LII
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

- lkUP Of SARSAFARILLA COMPOUND,
- highly concentrated made um the approved formula
or ale ~ NATHAN q. GRAHAM.
feb . A. SIS Cedar. carne, Of William II.
DLUMB CAKE, POUND CAKE, SC.-A ID. BRY-
Il SONS l4S Fulton street, Broadway. jan 22-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

nR. HAMILTON, Surgeon Of Icng standing, and
~ pupil Ut two Of the colleges tor anatomy and the theory
and practice Physc and SURGERY Europe has moved into the
House No l6J Nassau street. stairs opposite the City Hail.
where he be consulted every disease incidental to human
nature, common Uncommon delicate indricate The mo
desperate veneria cured in from tive 10 days Sors
description time propoIned their state aud
Attendance at all h1us i-it
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RsUB POST OFElCEaaHyDSsON's MER r.

WARDS HAIR OIL.-Ths Oil will promote the
w growth and beauty Of the Hair than other prepare
ton now IN ue for sale HOPPERS Pharmacy, Nos Broad
way Frsns lin street. feb Zi-t
STORAGE To BE HAD IN A FoUk STORY FIRE
- Prof Building, No. West street.
Also. for sale 81 6rkins choice Butter, by
feb 2-iw ID. ;. SMITH.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

rTNRUSSSES AND INDIA RUBBER BANDAGES.-
(iOr Vsricoce.e and ernl-These improved surgical in
stumen Of the lLie and improved patent for sale
Ann street. where they usted and applied by practical
Also instrument for the Of PrOlap,us All
ma Inf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

ESOR SALE-yZ,OOO Acres OF rood nmbered Land IN
few miles Of ship navigation The timber consists principally OF
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there ao several good mills IL the vicinity Of easy
Persons who have been represent desirable of land
and ohec for spectators take hold Of Terms OF
will be made easy and accommodating; for further particular p
ply 10 J. g. vANDENBERG,
5tf ihsu,.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
4 WRIGHT & ROWE, HAVING FORMED A

Copsrhership for Fur srd Silk Hat
- and Cap business, 4I6 Broadway Of Canal street.
ufr the public, either wholesale retail. OF
Hats bat particularly SILK Has which they feel warranted
saying from the fact that they have spared obtain
the very maefss and and finished wotkmea
the country, and surpassed, il equae by similar
ahhment regards duab y and beauty OF shape and sppesr
and, fact. all the requisites Of frsrste Hat
These Hats spok n highly Of from motives of in
rested nature, bur fum honest conviction that they really
hai representa- be- aud often he cheap and
howy article male take in the unsspec who
shall be fahly, and excel IL possible in their bunch
hrsiBess hey have arrived Of
ion & or the III & Il their manufacture eern pub
e Of the very bet made in the United States e the
arice. VIII oh is Four Dollars
Of all kinds If HATS well worthy the sen
lou of Country Merchants and Wholesale Dealers feb 2iy
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4 THOMPSON, NO. I2 w .
-. AND EXCHANGE BROKER

current money at the lowest rates.
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank OF England Notes bought and sold. Thon
and negotiate drafts on most Of the commercial ps
AVID Caasdies.
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INDIAN DYE FOR THE HAIR.-The b

Gle tor changing the color OF the hair beautiful
black brown and warranted ne the skim
hair TO out Far sale al HOPPERS Pharmacy No. 364
Br adwsy cVner OF franklin street feb Z7-u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

UMARk .-Invalidsa zFPIzed that Dr. BR sNDRETH
who take s medicines TUESDAY aud
THURsDAY his Office No. Spruce next door TO The sun
.sE;s-sl Hu,.soG sr. ct as usual feb q 2ws
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sales of Horses Carriages Harness &C. continue to take place
this well known establishment Monday, al II O'clock
The sale will take place Monday 7h inst All Horses
Carriages &c intended tor this SALE must be shown and entered
before Saturday next, 5th inst, AT o'clock, r. NJ
JNO. w. WATSON,
FED loft 446 Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

STEWED TERRAPIN-At the Clinton Lun,
Oner Of Broadway and LiDeity street. served every
TO IL O'clock. Made in style superior 10 any other
ment in this city. Jan
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

HOG LOST-TEN DOLLARS REMARD.-A Benham
~ Spaniel quite small, about nsnth old white
black spots, s this morning The above will be paid
on returning the came 10 "a Pine 81 feb27St
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-30
For the Vermont Phnnix.
TO A FRIEND.

When in childhood's sunny morning
Gaily bounds the hearts and high,
If the dark and stormy future
All were spread before the eye,
Who would wish TO live and meet 1t,
o, who would not sooner die
When in after years the tempests
Der life's sunshine darkly lower,
When the breath of this worlds GOODNESS
Comes with every gloomy hour;
When the faithless-- the heartless
Scatter thorns DER friendships bower
When the waves of disappointment
Der hopes brightest scenery roll,
When the loved in death are sleeping,
When with anguish sinks the soul,
Who, without Friend to share it,
Could drink all life's bitter bowie
1t is meet that scorn and scandal,
Toll and strife should wait US here
Cloud and storm will only fit US
For holier, happier sphere;
Sorrow filings no poisoned arrow
Where affection wipes the tear.
And when all the strife hath ended,
Slander spent its fellest dart,
When the ties, that bind the spirit
To the earthly regions, part
Lore shall warm Deaths icy fingers
Ere he lays them on the heart.
Halifax, Sept. %, 1896. a..
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Paints and Painting.
FREDERICK VAN DOORN

NTOW occupies that part Of Dutton and
In LeveretI's Building, formerly used by
them for a store, where he will keep for sale a
good assortment of
PAINTS; Oils; Japan Spirits Turpen-
tine Cabinet, Carriage, and Mastic Varnish ;
Gold Leaf and Bronze Window Putty Paint
Brushes, &c. &c. Also in connexion with the
Paint Store he has a shop where he will keep
BOILED OIL and PAINTS ready mixed,
to accommodate those who wish to do their
own Painting, or he will be glad TO do it for
Them. All kind of SHOP PAINTING done
at fair prices. Particular attention will be paid
to PAINTING CHAIRS, imitation work,
such as Birdseye and Curl Maple, Rosewood,
&c. He will furnish any amount of Chairs,
common or Grecian, from one sett 10 five hun
dred. Also, CABINET FURNITURE Of
all kinds.
ns1 Old Furniture stained and Vanished.
WANTED Journeymen Chair Painters
Also, one young man to learn TO Paint.
Brattletoro, June 23, 1886. tf12
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&C % * X II & II II I'D y
To Manufacture


TIME following Cotton Machinery, viz: |
n Double Lapper-4 Mahogany Cards,
80 inch-6 Throsiles-96 Spindes-2 Mules,
PIG Spindles EACH Drawing Frames
Speeders-2 Dressers-l Spooler, Warper,
20 Sheeting Looms, with Spools, Bobbins.
Cans, Cloth Press. Size Kettle. Stoves, Stove
Pipes, &c. &c. &C.. all in good working order,
and are now in operation, and will be sold on
favorable terms if applied for soon.
also, If desired by the purchaser Of the Ma
chinery, the Factory Buildings, "a by so feet,
Two stories and basement, high-with three
Dwelling Houses, Zone Of which for two fami-
lies) aud about 80 acres OF Land with good
barn and other out-houses, or the Factory and
Houses may be rented for term of years
The Factory is situated on a sufficient and
durable stream, having within the limits ofth
aforesaid land fall sufficient TO admit of very
great extension of Machinery and is in the
east part OF Bennington, one of the oldest and
most popuious towns IN Vermont, and within
one mile of the Bennington Iron Works, and
about thirty from Troy. The Troy and Bos-
ton Stages pass by the premises daily, each
way. Apply by letter (post paid) or in person
TO the subscriber living on the premises
|. DOOLlTTLE.
Bennington, VI. 18th August, 1896. 81
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New Fall Goods.
BUTTON s. CLARK

"AVE just received an extensive assort-
Il Il ment of NE " and fashionable Goods,
consisting in part Of the following articles, viz
Extra blue, blue black, black, Adelaide, in
visible green, brown and other BaoADcLoTHs
Pilot Cloths for over coats; Cassimeres OF
every desirable color; Buckskins Plaid Satin
etts I; plain and mixed do; silk, satin, worsted,
Valencia & Fancy Vestings English, French
and German Merinos Imperial Figured do
fg'd Circassians black, blue black Silk Vel
vets plaid worsed Sbawls plaid wooden do
cold worsted Hose; plain white do. Bomba-
zines; black silk Cravats; Fancy Shawls ;
GA, IA, 81 Merino Shawls; Irish Linens
Linen Hdkis; Bobinett Lace; Lace Wells ;
Linen Edgings Pongee Hdkls silk Flag do -;
imperial Cords; embossed aud plain cold
Cambrics 6g'd Swiss Muslins blonde Quill
ings and Edgngs; velvet Ribbons; plain and
fg'd Gauze Ribbons satin do; fg'd Velvet
Belts fancy do; silk and Bingham Umbrellas
cotton and linen Floss Bonnet Threads, &c.
&c. Also large stock of Domestic Cotton
Goods, Sheetings, Shirtings, Bed Tick, Brown
Drilings, Cotton Batting, white and cold
Wadding, Wicking, &c. &c.
Brattleboro, Sent. Is. 2