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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
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The POWER OF WoxAN. Whate-
yer may be the customs and laws Of a
country. the women Of II decide the
morals. Free or subiuga,ed, they
reign, because they hold possession OF
our passions. But theft influence is
more or less sslutarv, according 10 the
degree Of esteem which is granted
them. Whether they are our idols OF
companions, courtezans, slaves, beasts
OF burden. the reaction is comsletc,
and they make us such as they are
themselves. |; seems as If nature con
nected our inielli gence with their dig
nifty, as We connect happiness with
their virtue.
This, therefore, is law Of eternal
justice man cannot degrade woman
without himself falling into degrade.
ton; he cannot raise them v ithoui be
coming better. Let US cast our eve!
over the globe, and observe those two
great divisions of the human race, the
East aud West. One half of the an.
Gent world remains without progress
without thought, and under the load o
barbarous civilization women there
are slaves. The other half advance,
ioS ard freedom and light the women
here are loved and honored.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
Prime Jefferson Land
TOR SALE.

TN consequence of the purchaser failing
- to comply with the Terms OF sale, the
subscriber again oilers, at private sale.
his FARM, lying about midway between
Charlestown and Shepherdstown, containing
100 acres Of 6rs,-rsts LAND. inferior 60
none in Virginia The Improvement, con
.lst Of large Brick two-story Dwelling
House, Smoke House, Barn, Sisbling, and
every necessary out-buildipg. all new and OF
the very best description. The farm is well
watered. The land is in the finest state OF
cultivation, aud is well set in timothy and
clover. Terms made known on application
to the subscriber.
JOSEPH =. ABEL.
March 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

NDwARD y COOKE and PHILIP p.
Ia COOKE hsvinE formed prOfes.ioasl con-
ncEion, will practice 10 the Courts ~ IAv asd
Chansery IN fHsHtRIcE sBd JsgVFHsos souu-
lies. Y y C0oEG vili. moreover. attend the
superior Courts q CttREs snd iAsrsnfaH
hey have undertakcn. 18th the sd and eo-
operation of John " Cook. 20 s,,ssd .,d slo...
bis buunes, IN che courts OF Fredsrisk, Jeasr.on.
aud Hampshire coartirs
Winchester, Jan ~. 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

PoTSr ofhe ImagiHqtiOn.--An hon.
est New England farmer started on,
very cold day IN winter, with his SLED
and oxen, into the forest half a nile
from home, for the purpose Of chop.
ping load Of wood; and commence
chOpPing 1t up, BY an unlucky bat
he brought the whole bit Of the aXc
across his foot. with a siding stroke.
The immense cash so alarmed him a.
nearly to deprive him of all his sire Myth
lie felt his warm blood filling his shoe
With great difficulty he succeeded ia
rolling himself on the sled and started
the oxen for home. As soon as he
reached the door. be called Tor help
HIS terrified wife aud daughter with
much effort lifted him into the house.
as he vas wholly unable 70 help him
sell, saying his foot was nearly severed
from his lex. lie was laid carefully on
the bed, groeRing I'll the while ,cn
bitterly. Ills wife hastily ptcJatcd
dressings. and removed tie shoe aud
sock, expecting 10 see desperate
wound. when 10, the skin WAs not even
broken. Before going out IN The morn.
ing no bad wrapped hl' feet IN red
flannel to protect them from the cold.
the cash laid this open 20 his view and
he thought It flesh and blood o.
reason not correcting 'hc ~ 'skc. sll
the pam and loss o; power Which At.
tends q real wound follow ed Men
often suffer more from ims ginary evils
than from real ones.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

THE DEvn's WiG.--Sou o. yeas aro
a. the late Rev. Mr.. pnngle. n Perth
was taking a yak one summers after.
noon, upon the inch. two young bcaut
took u into their heads 10 break icsi
upon the old pafson Walking bn,kls
up to him, and making their bow 20.
htely. they asked hin u be would tell
them the color Of the devils Wig The
worthy clergyman surveying them lof
second made the following reply
Truly here - = most surprising case
Two men have served master all the
DAYS other life, aud can Z tell the celor
II bis Wig"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
Notice.

WoHN X. COOKE has made an arrange
aH ment ~,h his hrO,her EDW'DE COOKE.
aud his son PHILIP p. COOKE, by which they
have undertaken With his cooperation, to slose
his unfinished profesuonsl business Thex viii
especially s,isbd to the prrJsarstion and progres.
Of his Chaoerry su',,, IN VaostioB--a part ~ the
business 60 which n can no longer psv anv stisn-
ton. J. X. CoOKs proposes % attend The Sorine
Terms, IN order to the 6nAl disposition OF &c
much Of bis business As possible. Wnh view
20 carry THIS arrangement into effect, EBwAHn
y. CooEE hiss removed from Warrr,,,o. 10 Win
chester Winchester. Jan 10, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
cHARLEsrowu ACADEMY

VIE subscribers respectfully inform the
public that an arrangement has been
made To fseilltats the Advancement Of the
pupil, By separating the School into two de-
Partnents Classical and English.
1srns per Session If 5 months:
The usual English branches, $40
For either Nathe mates, the Anc lent or Mo-
dern Languages, an extra charge OF IS.
Jos. BOYDEN,
J. CHISHOLM.
March n ls3T.-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
KEWOWALa
WILLIAM HICKS,
Saddle 81 H0rEs eSs .IE0Her.

kESPECTFULLY announces 10 his friends
y and customers, that he has removed bis
shop TO the room nearly opposite the Bank.
where he II prepared to attend 20 the COM
mands Of bis friends and tho public generally,
~ usual. lie continues to keep OF hand
resdy-msds work Of every description in his
line. and will make 10 order at the shortest
notice. he returns his grateful thsnks for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
since his commencement in Charles,own,
and pledges himself that nothing shall be
wanting on hrs part TO render full sAtisfso-
ton to all who may favor him with their
custom.
ChSTlesiown, March 90, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
"Rich Uy.006s'' Farm
EOR SALE.

VUVHE subscriber wishes to sell the "Rich
II Woods" farm, containing
936i Acres
OF the very first quality Jefferson land, ly.
ing about four miles west Of Charlestown.-
There 10 a sufficient quantity Of Timber. and
the improvements are good-a frst-rate or
chsrd, sc. There is private railroad De.
pot on the farm.
Persons wishing TO purchase, are request
ed 10 confer with - SAMUEL CAMERON
who resides nesfsRsA farm, and who is full,
empowered TO sell il. make a title, sc.
Possession can be had immediately.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Feb %. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The Lexington Observer says that
IN tie town Of Columbia. widow Ra.
chael Dickson 10 Clerk q the Common
Pleas Court. and tha, one Mary Potter
Is nominated for the Legislature 10 Me
Cracker eounty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
F,o- 'opapodissa.' IN "a. isa Eaist0ssstr

Fro- 'oRarodisaa.' IN ne isa Enisk0bsstsr.
Well. after all. life itselfis but a dim
prologue TO tina: day Of days. when the
curtain Of eternity vii be lifted. and
'iheswelling act begin The thought
y deep one. Here. We are beg,r
Nth mystery. The Pas. rises wiih IT.
shadows. only 10 the eye of lmagina-
ton: Of the Wrong that has nourished
and been successful, We know not VET
the destiny; Of the Rieta that has sui.
leFed 10 Veasiness and painfulness. Ne
knoV The reward Who shall unravel
the marvel, or dispel the illusion OF
the events which happened. reader.
when We were vet ~ the DARK night
OF DOR fore beings, 90 TENmLL 4 co
the moon alhing "a -, 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
NO. 10.

PoLiTENEss.-A book has been pub
hshcd under the title OF "A manual of
Politeness." comprising the principles
Of etiquette, sc. We happen to be-
among those who attach but little value
TO the poltcncss that consists Of GER
tain set forms and well-auanged bows
and speeches. and operates under writ.
ten prescriptions. The politeness which
We love, is that which springs from the
heart, and has us origin in kind feel
Inc. IL Is the good breeding iha: arises
from All unwillingDess to inlict upon
Others any thing which one knows and
feels 20 be diSagreeablc 10 ones self.
II l. the courtesy not Of graceful bow
or gracious smile. but OF that innate
kindness OF feeling which tells us 10 ba
seTviceable To our fellow beings even
IN TITLES, and, whether Il be performed
with toes turned In or out, a straight
Or rounded shoulder, n bat on or oiI
matters not much. In our opinion the
man who feels a. he should do. cannot
be rude, although be may be ungracc-
ful; aud II his feelings bc bad. his
graceful attitudes will only serve to-
make him rude under The iilnsy co.
vering OF coHconbry.- Bah. liner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

II is said that Mr.. Van Buren, has
promised to visit Gen. Jackson during
the ensuing summer. We would ad.
wise him, II he repeats the Treasury
Order, not 20 60 within q hundred miles
Of the Hermitage. That will be = SIN
ior which no repentance can atone.
fLyncAJuR JIr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
JOSEPH r. DAUo4Enrv.

INFORMS his clients and Others, that he
~ has abandoned the intention Of reno, ing
20 Ne city o. New York, and will eontinus
20 practise 20 The Courts % JeGsrsoa, snd
the superior Court, Of Frederick and Berks.
ley Tie will also attend the Courts oil
Clarke county.
Chsrls''own, Jefferson CO., We.
Jan. 10. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

One Of the letters from Washington
states that Gen. Duff Green il to go 10
Texas, where BIS talents will find en-
ployment. and where hn pressnee is
desired.-f hid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06


The fc''r * article from Mississippi p,-
per, ~, ~ I' y written with a Cold,n rem
adorned with diamond.
On Wednesday last. the white
plumed goddess Of winter lowered over
our meridian, indicating her gracious
presence by the downv particles Of her
flowing robe that filed the concavr
arch OF heaven like sylvan spang.es on
pnncely crown. During the sue
eeeding night every cloud disappeared
lrom the armament the sky. As ii pu-
ritied BY the incense it had offered. az.
peared IN all the modest grandeur oil
celestial beauty; and now pale rhG-
bus. with her myriads of sparkling at
tendants, burst from another world, adj
vancing like maiden queen TO take
possession OF throne o'erlaid with
countless pearls. Morning came. and
the queen of night couriesied away ~
the king OF day arose from his trans
Atlantic slumberS. bearing upon has bo-
som flood Of light that mirrored all
the earth q; once.
The temperature during the night
was barely at the freezing point: aud
the moment the feathery fleece that CO.
'ered the ground was reached by the
rays OF the sun, II seemed to fam, AWAY
hike the apparI,ion Of lovely nymph,
while every lea: and spIig ia all tho
forest was robed IN tears, as rurc a. the
chrystal drops i'll maiden's eve, when
overcome with g:icf a, the thought OF
her absen. lover"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

HVHE sAw MILL, DWELLING HOUSE,
n add two LOTS. belonging 70 samuel
Downey, on the Shenandoah RIVER
Ar, william Little, will show the above
properly 70 any persons wishing toPgrchase
ROBERT BURNS.
Dee %. ls16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
FARM EoR SALE.

S1N ! viii continue 10 offer '
n ii privately until sold. II i,
49, situated IN Jefferson county,
near the turnpike leading from Charlestown
to Smithheh. No further description is
deemed necessary, n those who wish 10
purchase can call and judge for themselves
JOHN MoYER. Sr.
March is, 1s37.--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The Washington correspondent OF
the N. Y. Courier. under date OF March
I'D, says: II have just understood that
thirty Senators have signed = recon.
mendaiion TO the President in favor Of
the immediate repeal Of the Specie Cir
eutar, and that Mr.. King Of Alabama.
and several other Western Senators.
have said to Nr Van Buren, that the
Whole Yves, will oppose him IL he does
not act promptly on the subject. -
What a compliment this is to the wis
dom Of Gen. Jackson and 10 the Inde.
pendence Of those Who have 20 long
submitted with servile silence 10 his
mischievouS quaokery
Lynci6uyg JU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

A LIMESTONE FARM. in Berkeley
"A county, near The mouth ~ ne Ops-
quOu, contsining 40 scr~s. The land y Of
productive quality, and the improvement,
are tolsrsble. Apply 20
JOSEPH r. ABEL.
Fsb. 2, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

- AeAAA ~
nv BOOKS arc nov Tvsdy FOE ..,,ls.
1NH msoi hope, therefore, that al per
sons knowing themselves 10 have open ae-
eonai' on my Books, yin oblize ne by call
"g ~ ny eouniing-room, az soon az eooye-
n'sni' and closing their respective ACCOUNTS
e"her ~ payment OF BY note Some ossb
uu'a os very aeeeP'abls these hard times,
having sontideFAbls cash enssxsn.n,, A.
meet forthwifh
compliance 9TH the forskoips. viii
confer special obliEslioa 90
Your obsdisnt ssrvt,
JOHN 7. COOKUs
=. ;. All those Who are stil ow,ns nj.
sotss 90 sceouu,s. contracted 81 the EIk-
making payment. either IN cart az a Az.
Whole, Of their respective notes or ssee.rt,
by 20 doing hey wiil greatly obliss. Se.
,. r. e.
sAsPhsFdstoVB, FEB. ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Why - Ipecac Ike a failure IN The
crops Ans. Because Il makes pro-
riHoRs rise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
JEFFERSON L.g.V.D

.JEFFERNO.N" L.a.V.D
FOR SALE.
a NHE undersigned are authorised 10 offer
- for sale, two valuable adjoining Farms.
near Leeiown. IN Jefferson county, adjoin-
ing the lands Of Col Hite, J. Hurst, MeSher-
rvs heirs, &c. One containing
17J Acres,
belonging to Mrs. Forrest, is in q hizh state
OF cultivation the improvements consisting
OF spacious new Dwelling House, -
Kitchen, Barn, Stable, and all the
usual Out-buildings. There IL also aSsS
sufficient portion Of Timber E&
The other, occupied by Mrs. Cleveland,
eontsining
I35 Acres,
y 10 = like state Of cultivation. The i'm
Provemsats consist Of = comfortable Dwell
F. LING. an sHesllsnt Barn, STA.
EHsi bling. sc. Upon this farm, also,
there 10 . sudiciebcy Of Timber
and nsver-fsiling spring Of lime.
stone ~stsr, with a stream running from u
through the land 10 which there is . right
OF Nay, from Mrs FORESTS farm.
The land 10 both farms is prime lime stone.
snd hey together would make . dssRable
estate
They msy he cold separately o. together.
Terms will be made accommodating.
CHARLES BoARMAH.
JOSEPH p. ABEL.
FEB nc, 1s37 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

NEwSPArrRs.-The following re-
marks, from the Columbia Ob,eryer.
We believe To be "a strictly true as any
thing we have ever seen: The advan.
tages OF a newspaper are incalculable.
The money spent for one newspaper
year, where there are children lust
commencing Co read. NC consider worth
rs much as twice that amount paid for
schooling. The difference IN families
where there - newspaper. and where
one Is not taken, Is perceplble 10 any
one whoever pays any attention 10 the
ways Of the world Where ncwspa.
per Is Weehly visitor IN q family, the
children are more intelligeni-lliey can
! talk with more f., edom and more con-
hdcnce an themselves: they know wha,
I IS going on IA the worlI-ihey know
all about the movements Of the Texan
and Mexican aruIes-ihey know who
IS elected President. and to Congress.
aud 20 the State Lcgislaiufe-and. IA
Tact, 1t Is the most perfect index Of what
IS going on from one I'D Of the uni.
verse 10 the other. v bale. on the other
hand, go into family where a news.
! poper Is not taken. and commence
conversation vI'h the younger members
OF A. and you will BE- asked a thousand
questions that every body ought to
know. Tell them that tie Tennessee
Volunteers have whipped the Semi
noles and YOU will very probably hear
the exclamation 'la { didn't know
they were 6Zhups Speak Of The
Presidential election and they vii
probably not know What YOU mean by
ihe word PTc,ideni--of the war IN Tex.
IS, end mo'e Than likely they will not
know there q such aplsce 10 The world
a. Texas. J. At not Tie duty, We hum.
BY ask. 81 every parent 10 reflect on
these things No man would hesitate
moment 10 pay the small sun a news
paper costs. if DC knew he tcno Gts 70.
sulhng from a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

IrlrNrss --lJleros. D. ibe ba5se Of
gentry che hane nf body snI mind
ihc nurse 90 nau hbn~-. DE .iep.rro.
ttcr at .'PI'ne and ne chef avihor
oi aIl mi chsi-- ono VI the even dead.
" sins We cushion urOn winch the
le'h omtiS rcpOse. ard /, great causs
o.; oniy 90 u.eimchol, bot Of many
other hl,el,,s. lof 'He mIut is natural
" aeh'r. aud % % boz NOT occupied
about soTr honest business. ~ rnsbe,
into mischief oil 4nL INTO msl.ncholy.
fE.,f...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

In debate Yesterday. upon an APP
preparation for the Danville, Roanoke
and Junction Rail Road. Mr.. Watkins
expressed the opinion that this work,
as we'll as the Lynchburg and Tonnes
see Rail Road. and the James River and
Kanawba Improvement. ought to have
been undertaken on State account; and
he hoped that the next Legislature
would be animated by . proper spirit,
and borrow twenty millions, If necessa-
ry, and make Improvements in every
part Of the State where they were need
ed. This is certainly liberal and ex-
pansive view of the subject OF internal
imProvement.-Rieh. Wig, March D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Go'd temper BE- I've sunny 5sv. II
sheds 'nighine's ossi every thing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

IttLf Dean Swin say,
hot 'he never Las~ any men 20 r,,.
70 eminene' Who los 40 bed Of
am'fwng and Ir Tunh'.n N his
peculiar manner avs that be who
rises ia'e may TO, an day BOT never
Oytitake Do. buaioe.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

10 what does u,4f di1rr from An
author Aus VIA etery pud the
former diminisiich whh. Sic latter be.
comes biRg' With s,erv IT be- gets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
GENERAL INrKILIGENCg.

a line of Railroads from Philadel-
phid TO .Ner Orieans.-It is not ge-
nerally. known that companies have
been incorporated for the construction
Of a continuous line Of Railroads from
Philadelphia to New Orleans, through
the great Cumberland valley. But
such is the fact, and part of the chain
is already completed. The Philadel-
phia and Cumberland Rail -road-the
Cumberland Valley Road from Harris
burg to Chambersburg. are now finish
ed or under contract. The Franklin
Railroad TO connect Chambersburg
with Harpers- Ferry, will connect the
foregoing Pennsylvania works with the
Potomac and Staunton Railroad. now
completed 10 the centre of Virginia:
the Staunton and Lynchburg Railroad;
the Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail-
road TO connect the Virginia works
with the Nashville and New Orleans
Railroad, will complete the chain and
form a direct communication between
Philadelphia and New Orleans by
Railroads, without inclined planes, on
which locomotives can be used the
whole distance. What a splendid i'm
improvement We are pleased 10
see that committee Of the Virginia
Legislature has recommended that the
State appropriate out of the surplus re-
venue six hundred thousand dollars to
the Potomac and Staunton Railroad.
four hundred thousand dollars to the
Stanton and Lyncbburg Railroad,
and one million two hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars to the Lynch
burg and Tennessee Railroad. Should
the Old Dominion follow the recon-
mendation of this committee, We shall
have a continuous railroad to New Or.
leans within FIVE Hears.-Pknn. Inf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Answer me, burning stars Of night,
Where hath the spirit gone,
That past the reach of human sight
Even a. a breeze hath Hown'
And the stars answer me We roll
ln tight aud power on high,
But Of the never-dying soul.
Ask that Nhich cannot de '"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
FREE PRESS OFFICEI
Burlington, Nov. &c.
Canada-cngagcmcnt between
The loyalists and patriots
16 killed and wounded !

BY the Steam Boat Franklin, whch ar
"V'o AZ O'CLOCK ms morning we rear"
that an engagement has taken place DC
."ee" <oo " 'nc "n''S" regulars """ '"'
"'"'"'1"S at OF D'"o'S' '" ""c' W. Wv
W. "''' e"oo'S''"'' '"' ''!'''
'0' "'"V" an" """"o'o' anu WV "'"S'
pieces Gam. Ma'c'm IA ''pn''" a.
m'r'n'y wounded inc pa'r'o' loss wa
n'' known.
IL appears That inc pa'rlo's 'NVf ma"'
s'ann al 81 Charles ao'n' ~ M o. o'''"
Montreal, and orc repairing an ga f''oc'
tort. Th-, nnm"'r Is stated ~ '"' ''""
and ~ more we', c-m@'' ana ''s"'7' w.
"cd 'iIG' thy nave E,gh' BIAS P"'''N
Ga "Wednesday dnachm,r' Of -'%'
,i,.d .c,,i.,snnd Three hn...lrcd vn'u.l.
,,,1 N.,i,eo, with tho intention of
IN the most. Thny landed on
,r,, and had taken u, their lrun ~
, T.. G, Cb1rIcs rln aAvanc.
pou rc.,,rats had PRO.
Denris. when hey
~,,,i Ian p,pn'acc.
........,.,, d,.v,n back
=, eta
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
LYMAN e. COLE.

u
ENAVE received an extensive assert.
IL Il ment Of Fall ond Winter GOODS.
which they offer at price which cannot
fail to BE- acceptable to The purchaser, con.
sistng Of
Dark French Merino, Figd do, Gro de
Nap do
Rich Camble,s, Grape. Ladies, Goats
Hair. Imitation do. very superior.
English Merlno very dark and rich,
Black do.
Ra,lnet,c and Salisbury Flannel and
CircassiaDs.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Black. Blue, Invisible Green, Polish
Green. Purple. Saxony Black, the Two last
are new coors suitable for Indies Rich
Cloaks A variety Of Fancy Colors. and
Cadets Grey. &c.
Black Blue. Lavender, Mix'd Royal
Rbb'd, Fancy Plaid & Striped do.
! YESTINGS.
Black, Blue Black Fld'd and Plaid Silk
Velvet
Wooden Velvet, valen,a and other style
vestings.
Back and Cord Bombazines.
Mx'G and Cold. Pongee.
SILKS.
Blue. Blue Black Rich Fig'd Blue Black
Gro de Nap.
Cord Mane'inc. Cord and Fig'd Gro Do
Nap. Black Gro de Swiss.
Bandanna Hdkfs., Crimson Pangee do.
Spitta field Choppa.
Fig'd rongee, Chdrens do. Black
Italian Cravas.
Plaid and spotted do.
RIBBONS.
A good assortment of Garniture, GaUss
and Tatfta Ribbons.
Galloons, Shoe Ribbon, Silk Braid, cord
and Velvet Ribbon.
GLOVES.
Buck Skin, Black q Cold, very heavy.
Brown KIDD and Wooden do, Womens
Black and Cord Kidd, Silk and Angola do.
SHAWLS.
Black. White, Scarlet aud Fancy Cold
Mcr'no Shaws.
Cord and Scarlat Valen,ia co.
Heavy ga Rob. Roy Highland and Vic-
toria do.
Hermann, Shally Tibet and Raw Silk do,
For Geniiemens Overcoats
Drab Hunters Cloth, Lyon Skin, Dark
Kerscy &c.
FANCY PRINTS.
Rich dark cold English Prints.
do TwIlled.
5 cases dark col ID low prc'd American do
very cheap.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
Best ItaIau Sewing Six. HEAVY Cam
va>s Bnckram Crcqn'lla, Bed Padding,
Col'd Solrcia, Bro Linen. Cold Driling,
Six Binding, Braid and Cord, Worstcd
Binding, Marshals best Patent Thread,
Convex lasting Coat Buttons, Frog do,
Fancy Gilt do. Supe: Pearl Fig'd Coat
Buttonns. d, Vest. Plain and Fig'd Gilt do.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Cation Sheet,ng. Shifting, Tick, Wick.
ing. WaddInr. BATHS &c.
One Case Coid Cambrics,
One do. Cotton Flannel.
Rl"ached Cotton. &c. &c
GurnseylFrocks, Worsted Drawers, Tn.
bleachcd Cotton do
! Merino and Lambs wool do