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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
DOMESTIC IVTEs.EtGENG T..
From the National fatehieeneer, Oct. p.
LOON AL0EI

The corruponists, so lately trembling under
the apprehension oil impending justice. revived by
the receal news from deluded and dipped Penns, J.
vanis, again raise their hcal>, aud pour forth the
song of triumph. They have gained. At the
Late election, one State, (P.nnStlsania) vii h
they ai'cays claimed, b, less maiery than they
ever claimed and, b, ,ile clanlor which The, rant
tokecp ihcir spirits sp, one would suppose me,
had carried he General Election. AZ which, in
The next month. fev may, a, iik"iF ~ not, lose
the vote OF that very State. On the other hand,
they have lost, irr'coverabls ast, another sIea,
State (Ohio,) which, only one short week see
was positively aud unql,lidelly claimed By their
highest authority, ascertain for them.
We invoke the opponents oithc present ni,rudc
in every part of the country. 10 be- firm, faithful
and fearless in the discharge Of their dnt, 4, good
citizens. Instead of looking down into ,hc ah,ss
tcoeAth their feet, let them ooi, alofl, wid some
conf lencs in themselves, but great deal more in
the benehcence OF a visit Providence.
Hitherto, whilst they lave not suffered them
selves 10 be BETRAYED into childish csultdton by
the almost luI,crpus disnaN Of their opponent. at
tier defeats, let them not be depre.srd by result.
such as those IN Pennsylvania aud New Jersey,
which were forcsreHh, most Of the politicians VIII.
do not suffer their wisiIes 10 outrun their iudp-
ments.
W IlI the prrrrsolaton, and combined ever
teas, the dcte t of ttc Spel>lnrn Is druon,trablv
within tn power of Their opponents, with or with
cut PENNSYLVANIA, wiaea State ur are wiling l.,
allow t, be doubtful. With lin, allowance, hovey-
.r, Instead OF wiac Z and fretlne because w. have
not carried every doubtful STATE, let us again cast
up our account OF prola5itles, ude" b, the
Elections rs FIR a, they hive progressed, and be
ruled by the demonstration OF figures rather than
by fears, the qucruloos utterdnce at which is cal
ted In 10 r 4 L..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

That the late elections in Pennsylvania. do not
furnish Conclusive test As TO the final vote of that
state, IN November, is farther inferred from the
TACT that the people did not turn out in their
strength, owing 10 circumstances. III, pcrn;c; ions
influence OF winch IT has long been feared would
to 'clt IN the Congressional and Legislative cleo
tons, but which will, we hnpc,b h. neuralizel ia the
Presidential contest. This decrease, & its effects.
are thus illustrated in ono case:
From the Amerieaa DIiiy iiscrtiser.
MIR. Poulson.-I have prepared n statement, of
the W hig votes in 1891 AMI 1896 in the. civ and
county OF PhilaL'lphia, to show our friends. tina,
""h proper exeriipns on our part, we can give, at
me Presidential election, majority in the city and
county mat will astonish even ourselves
IN io'f' the jackson majority on the coun-
" assembly ticket va, o6ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

Wild iuRKEYs-On Thursday last, a flock of
about flirtv or forty wild TURKEYS wcr. seen flyinc
over Georgetown, IN the d'recticn of TIM Chain
Bridge, and on the Virginia side of the Potomac
a man vino happened to be on the bridge at III,
''me WIN his gun was fortunate enough to shoot
nine OF the heve. which lac aerwar IS sold To, 81 *
'ach. It's an old saving tha, the early appearance
Of wild turkics is "A sign of hard winter w.
hope that tins sign will fail of being ACCOMPLISHED
Mathematician
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

Tho National Integencer says:-The Penn
sylvania papers announce the appointment Of Jes-
Sc Miller, a member Of Congress from that State,
to be first Auditor Of the Treasury Department, in
the place OF Richard Harrison. Has this vencra-
ole gentle nan--the last remaining officer appoint
co oy washington, been dismissed-or has there
beeii resignation, forced or voluntar>l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

o. The Ric hnond Compiler carrcs,rsrgr
that lis notice of the contracts for carving the ei
press and regular mails between Richmond az
W ashington ha, "assuncd any thing like a posi-
cal aspect" Orr remarks had reference alone
ihr seeming want Of economy Of the Pos'ma@
General IN prrfrring tho greater to the lesser b.
Tie Compiler, however, ntimatcs that the circus
Stances Of the case, (Which were unknown 10 u
lSrif, the decision Of Mr.. kcndall-and We 'h''
tore cheerful, correct onr former paragraph
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
Ia all, siAi,-foar.
AGAINST Mn. Van buren,.
in all, eiaIilh-ninc.

50, that give The Spollsmen New Jersey and
Pennsy'vana--wc should be very sorry TO believe
that they have baggej either the one or the other
and we still beat them fetDfy fire ectoral rot,s
And, as for tn remaining ten States, the chances
are al least equal in our lavor. Look alofl then,
We say, and throw 10 tho Mln.is all vain REGRETS
and needless approximations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
AN APPEAL,
From Philip drunk, to Philip soJer :

1rany thing could astonish us, in this day oil
marvcls it would be To see Southern men support
ing a leading Missouri Rcsticioni>t for tn, Prcsi-
drncy aud influential southern politicians, (thc
Richmond Enquirer, for cSamplr,) rnhcavoring 10
palliar, rStenuate anl cxcusc an act, which, If il
ha been sustained by Congress in 1920. would
have shivcrcl the Union into fragments at that
early dav. A writer in the Lexington Gazette.
(whnsc able essay VIC regret we lave rot room IL
copy AT lengthy has performed task, which ought
not 10 have been So long oait,cd-lIr has examine
e tie flies Of Il e Eiquirrr Of 1920, & draws from
thai repository 81 Inconsistencies the most ,onclu-
Sivc evidence, tat, wharevcr Mr.. Richie may
affect to think of the Missouri controversy now, in
order To lrv"r the pretcnsions of Il Missouri Re-
strctipnis', he th'n regarded the attempt To n,-
rosr AMI. Slavery restrictions upon that territory
rs a most ilaglani outrage upon tn" provisions nf
the constitution, and direct sslult upon the
rights AZ III ,ferv of the Sou We quote
from til" Lexington G z,rtr:
In his paper dated January 6h, Is p, N spe.k-
ing Of SNUG resolutions DIR W. up in Boston, In,
sa>>-" The dootrinrs advanced on the Missouri
question appear To become more and more dam
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the Miss 'ni,nns. aud tiny ,oW BE- iafoduciDg pre- i
''""s i', h'hH 0"' "rS'"'h'"' w no VIII sto1
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constitution on tAe threshnM Sarink. nov and
"" shall hear If al oiun-of the crfirciion If.
h' STARE representation feature IN tie Congress
"
affair ,,,,,;,, ~. r.,,i,;,,r .,,',',,t. i'''
fom Wa,hinpton. Every ,b;uy Is uhx,,L.d h,ro
~ the Missouri question. 1t is u great struggle e.
~ W" loe II, We may TAX" mp the Cross. loo II NJ
'N'h ''N' II. '',.f1,l'' 81 me creep 5 lle'iHie
i,,, ,.,,,,,.,,.s-.. w., ',,,:.
<nritndr nhrl, nr.yail, At " ,,hi,r,,.,. ~
hcrc, w" h"ar ri il from all quarter, in Nueinia\
W. regard fhi; question "oh 0rtH srRsatioRs
RUG C~%o.r, ","tnS a. " - ab a
Tpy /, :, ',,,,',..'' wv or oon Wv ~
come next. lnr L., villa, will c,p,c ,o d,,. -, :, \
NOR row, Virginia viii 10 Ter ,!,y" Such wrr,
/P' "FI1lonS "i Mr.. che on the Missouri qaes-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
a. FINcAsTLE, Oct. FL.
LOOK OUT For COuNrEREEIrS

- NJ DCON EitF II I ,.
Two individuals calling themselves r. S. Con-
dan or James Scaggs, and Rch'I. Heath, who
nan been arrested upon two separate charges of
passing counterfeit money, we're tried before an
examining court. in this place, Monday last. and
reina'ded to prison for further trial at the mex,
Superior Conrt.
The netcs passed, together with those taken
rom tile bed in which, one Of the Individual, was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

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hhoihe = 10 ~ iriit'sfd, aimed fatal
the constitution" Martin Yam Bur-. 1t
we are IN enirus, linn "a ,i.c i.rr "'e }r
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before INN, but such a my beam nro,.l ''
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III irt "a.
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NY oeth )" "ius@' G with opai"s, thu ilr, I'll,
s.nsblr Ia the ir,asan f lheir owa W.T.. 1'
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hand What powers shall be- refused 10, "' H.
REGULATING IT afterwards; and We have ia. ln,'
o'''A''' '"'' H''''' $" lar SOVEREIGN as lis IN,
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may Doom il rvo.I;..,.,, ;..i.;i.:. ~ N'H.n'
of conditions, But ii is not the rou<,o,,.. ~
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''' ''' ~ '.,',9i ar'. alanre"t hnmmny
J#DINI>IONS TiIrIrNloN 70 5i,C,ilON
clllNE THE $OErl A\DpI,r ~ nav "a,
SONS UNDER TIE BAN OF TIN Cn%
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'o8s'''"''"n' "'I-"lio WAS II, that, 'horgdo
no'e nom '''c Sc'"' Oh aei'on' (not beng nra
Der Oh congress- where the hatll" was 10 be fought
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

[. s. B4nf.-Wr 6nl the following p,u.
sr'rh in B'chneli's Philadelphia Reporter;
We understand from good aurhorv. that h,
Directors Of the E0nk ofMe Unitsd STATES haze
ii in contemplation 10 propose 10 orr S,arp Lt~
lainrc, AT their nr1r session, 10 abandon iwir cla
ter. provided the bonus wl,icl, has been paid ',
Sfatc, be returned to the Bank"
The other Philadelphia papers are sirnron Nh
sLIlllrci
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
NE" EHL GnnOS

/ AN now receiving my stock of Fall Goods
L which is large, and comprising the variety usu
ally found in the best selected assortments. cordi
ally invite my hume rous customers To call and ex
anime it, JouN ~ uCEu
Oc,ober3 III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
"SELF-PROPELIlNG MACHINE.

The friends Of Mr.. DANIEL ". LO' T. "" hc
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday next al II ~ "a
tenement owned by Capt. VIM. ". N'r'n' ,bs
Main street, in the town OF Lynohbnrg, n'"' A..
Franklin Hotel, exhibit the S.li-propf'hng ~,
chIno," invr.ted BY MIR. Lcve, SOME years %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
LOUISVILLE. n

LOUISVILLE, (kY.) Der. l3.
Coll y =. Ihru>tpn returned 10 TIN, cit, two ar
three days ago with about one hundred Texan
volunteers. Who intend cn,barkne forthwith for the
country Of their adoption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

a iHRuST.-Gos. Cannon, of Tcnnrs".c, in
reply toan invitation toa public dinner To Mrssrs
Bell and Peyton, observes with caus,ic .,yeri
ty:
+" IL Womb AT all times Afford me pleasure t, add
my feeble testimony of respect for his q udcc
Whie's) character, his virtue, and public SCI vices
when IN my power 10 do so. consistently with the
dlscl'arg. OF my public duties AT the same time
cautiously avoiding those perncious examples Of
sleciloneering which have been recently placed
before usby him who holds the highest Office, and
wields at pleasure the entire powei and patronage
OF the General Government"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
TIE UNITED STATES AND MFXlC0

The Philadelphia Daily \ l. ertcr of Tuesday
furnishes the following Information.
We understand thai Mr.. Gofo>tixt thu New
can Minister, arrived At the Mansion House YES
tcrday from Washington W. nrc rs,rrm.I,
sorr. T. hear, from respectable source, that his
negotiations with ouf government have tcrmina-
ted satisfactorily, and that liz il preparing to
return ho~e with his diplomatic family. Th,
VIII be unw leone nr"s 10 the friend, Of peace,
aud 10 the commefc,dl interests Of tbs con-
'try."
The manner and sooeca oil I'M, information
leave scarcely any room 10 doudt the truth OF it,
extraordinary rs it il, That NV. Of such cons,-
qnence to the people ilhr Unit,d STATE, should
FIRST reach the Public ear through a channel :,
.rcuitons. How can the President answer il to
the mercantile community, 81 deeply Interested in
The event OF rupture with Mexico, that has sut-
Tered them 10 20 on IL the usual coarse of their
foreign operations, without iettine them be appri-
zed, not even by fetster in thu Globe. or hint
from MIR. Ritchc, thai there was any prospect of
the interruption Of the peaceful relations existing
between the United States and Me,i,al For an,
thing the Public knows, besides the positive cyi-
denoe OF General Jaek,an's declarations to the
Governor OF the State OF Tennessee, nothing hnr
amicable relations exist OF have been thought of
between the two countries.
W hat ii is that has induced the withdrawal of
the MEXICAN Minister from tn, country, the Phil
ade pha paper does not inform us. We can only
suppose 1t to have some conneAion with the inva.
SION OF the Fcrrtor, OF Mrsco (hnr territory. as
acknowlcdcc by rs in treaty les, ,l,,n twelve
months o'I( ny the troops 81 the United S,alrs
In the name of that portion OF the American
People, whp like ourselves, can never DO ;ndif
ferem 10 any state Of our rel itons with Forcipn
Powers which Involves the question Of Peace or
War, We invite tho proper officer, of the Cow
eminent - declare, automatically, whether it be-
true that the intercourse between this Government
and the Republic of Mexico has terininttci uns,i-
isfactorlly; and, il so 10 publish thu grounds upon
which that intercourse has been brokcn Off and
upon winch thr Mcxican Legation is about IN de-
part from The United States. INaf Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

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Franc. Ilar'. I:,. ~ T,,.,
Jacob FRY, Jr r. DAVIES
David d. Wagner, David Pots,
T. n' '''hlH' id"a'd Darlington.
~ ~ '''.'n' "fg' NJ M"'fs.
Henry Lo,n r Al r M.k,,,,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
GEORGIA..

Average vote for the Van Buren, Concrcs>ion-
al ticket, 25, 595; average OF the Wig ticket,
%, 4io-and three counties TO be heard from.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
MARY l.AND.

The people oftl,. county "f Allegheny, withoo'
regard to party nll great public mcrring recent
lv, an unanimously condemned the conduct Of lin
Infamous Ei,htrrn." Tar Grand Jury of Tie
same county Composed Fill Van Bnrsnitrs and
9 Whiss) had unanimously presented the Is re-
cusant Electors, =" as nntaithnl public accents and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
4 IN STATU3.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIO,

FENNS1 " ANTA ELECTION.
We are now enabled 10 snbjoin full list of the
representatives from this State in the next Com
srcss-The Wings have lost in two Districts and
gained in one, upon the last election:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

NJ the rfo.i leel 4 Jar''hn r'nis m emo, ''''.
Storr,'s triumph, in 1891 being the only instance
If is having given n'aIori'N on I've 'o''
.dr.-Bm even were il rut, that cincinnati ""i
,nnr AGAINST Gen. Harrison, las it Is i"l'f') -"hat
hen I Have We forgotten the old proverbs tint
no man !. prophet in his own country, or
nero to hi, own valet d'chamjrr"--or tue innn-
,,,,bl Illustrations " hrch have en furnished al
their truth 7 James Madison Was once rejected
lbs ,hc people oil Oiange, as ihcr representative
IN TIE A,,cnbl, Dad tai. prove that Madison
was unworthy 81 tier supporter that 'h'S were
uuw orihy Of sue representative ihe i''a-
onattrs Of the opposition to G"n. Jackson elee-
onto the Presidency vas in Nashville, within
,ali Of the Iler.r.tsgr. Was this because he Vas
better known 10 llr citizens OF Nashville iiian /"
people more rcnn, from hi Residence Little
Martin himself has always bcrm ina minority al
X nderhook, "in,c, if tradition he irur, he "ds
" born and bred" and is generally So al Albany :,
where he resides. Do these facts prove Ina, he /.
IN Worth, Of public confidence, because he is *
aaIs rejected bv those who know him best W,
ire perfectly willing IL compare notes with tllr
vanltrs on this head Knoxville, unanimous for
Judge " dlc, and Cincinnati, with her 100 na-
iory for Gen. Iilrrsen, would show well by TIE
side of Martin Van Barren, il minority AT Kin
irrhuok and at ALBANY
MAINE.
Official returns of the Maine Congressional cleo
linn Sl,os lhh choice has been effected in only
rurrr Congressional districts, leaving live vacan-
ci.> to he filled. l hr members elected are
Grnrac Evan, ". aud Timothy Carter aud JOHN
Fairfield, V. b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

The returns for the State Legislature are so in
complete, that arc unable to guess at the
strength Of parties, It is barely possible that the
antics have obtained majority, bv the unequal
rat'" OF representation adopted by the las, Lccs-
'a'ure, with express reference to the securing
OF party triumph, against the voice Of tho ma
lorl'y of the people. Blu, our last accounts from,
Ono irrnsh reason to hope, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. This
injurious division ofthe State, that the Whirs
have secured majority-,he parties then stand
ing 'hns-Srnato Who's and 7 Vanitcs Hons,
of Rep. 81 Wings, 20 Nanitcs
"fe"' eho'ts have been made 10 disparage Cen
Harrison. because the able member from the Gin.
oInna'i district has been superseded by Van Blu.
rrni'e II Is due to Gen. Harrison To say tina, the
CITY OF Cincinnati, in which he resides. cave hoo
" Ing malorty-lnd that the county of II ,m;I,or
o' which Cincinnati forms part, oyerc,me this
h'a)'r'fv nv her vote. 1t is also proper 10 OIL
serve that Hamilton comfy has always boo, one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

Mary Ira broke Il WA within the distance
bitoA Hath again ran rcs,ivr, aud Lrohc
down.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-21
EttrbGEID Enquirer /:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail Subscribers.
Two dollars per year, payable before the exPr"o" Of
six months.
TO companies Of any number over six, 81 80 per
year. payable above. TO companies less than six,
81 rs per year, payable before. rs cenis will be
Deducted from each Of these prices when payment 10
made in advance. These prices exclusive Of mail
Or stage charge for transportation.
M papers will be discontinued mill all arFearages
are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
:. Notice Of wish discontinue be given before
the expiration Of year.
!. ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for two more squares
Half square, rs Cts Continuance over three weeks
90 pc, cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertise nens continued 6 or l2 months.
4 Administraiors' aad Execuiors' Notices, 90
II Commissioned Notices, 25
sNf All COMMUNICATIONS must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-21
ROOTS AND SHOES.
E A I1ORD


Has just receiced a full assortment Of FIRST rare
Boots and Shoes. made IN Boston expressly
FIR the reinit trade, comprising the following
n Rn Pairs mems COwhide BOOTEES
ACO IS do. Ladies Kid Slippers
200 pair meu's and w0mrn's Rubber Shoes
$50 .a ladies' spring. he+lrd Cloth Slippers
SO :. cheap Kid r. r. Slippers
go 80 French Morocco Slippers
\ 80 81 Ladies Kid Slippers
100 Cloth Slippers
500 - Pegged Seal Walking Shoes
! 30 +" mems Calf-skin Shoes
25 - mems black Seal skin Slippers
IS e mems Cowhide Shoes
SO s. mems Cow hide Boots
! so " buys do. do.
SO " meas pegged Calf.skin Boots
so =" do. served do. do.
100 '' children's Morocco Boots
81 so '' do. prgged seal.skin Boots
# So "eys do. Pumps
SO dog. Leather Prrservatives
SO pair wOmen's Leather Boots
so - misses do. do.
20 80 Village lace leather Walking Shoes
30 " child's do. do do. do.
NJ Lite. field, Dec. s. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-21
Saddles, Harnesses,
TRUNKS. &c.

TINE subscriber has On hand. and Is con.
A. stantIy manufacturing all kinds "f Saddic
and Harness Work. which will he made Of the
bert materials and IN neat and wei manlike
manner, and will be sold as cheap as eau BE-
Bought in the state. Persons wishing to pur-
ehase are invited to call and exa mine his work
before they purchase elsewhere.
SADDLES at all prices, from So to SEE.
a 20 Harnesses, Brides, Leather aud Hair
Erunks. sc. will be sold at the lowest prices
~ ready pay.
GEORGE BOLLES,
Sir doors ,Uest Of the Court House.
Litchfeld. Nov. lg. tf25
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-21
UNITED STATES MAIL,
FOX H.ARTFDRD..

EAVES ID. WoOdruff's Stage House,
- Litchfrld, every morning, Sundaysex-
cepted, at o'clock, iniersecting the Steam
Boats at Hartford, for New York, same day.
Fare to Bristol, Is cents.
: Through to Hartford, SO cents.
N. B. No upsetting nor Ox-teams used on
this line. Al april %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-21
More New Goods.
isaac E.AWsRE.N"(E

IDS Just returned from Nec- York Uith a choice
Il edition to has stock Of Goods, consisting Of
RROADCLOTHS,R ibb'd CAssMEREs and
SArT1NETTs, ribbed g. striped Drillings,
black and blue-black SILKS, ladies' Cravats
and Fancy Shawls, ladies Gloves, India Rub
BET Aprons, fig'd & embroid'd Belt Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons, Cambrics and Muslins, with
d variety of other Goods.
One door ,eest Of Presbyterian Church,
June 16, 1886.