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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
TO TIE FAsMI?NaBLE COMMgNITl

'E'O Ihrs rASHEONAbLE
Il "A CARD-F WALLIS, having compler~d the ar
rsngements to the opening Of fashionable Hat rs
tabshment, would inform his friends and the cowmuny
large, that he Is pLcps offer the inspection
those who hesor him W visit article which be
fendly hopes win be found suited IN their desires.
Tn appearing before the Fsshionable World
and provide this essential sTice Of dress and
10 the various wants and p-cuarues OF OF the
proprietor not rble OF the of the usdersL
but ress with perfect confidence IN the experience he has
derived during years close and prsctea ar
rlieaton o'th mos, particular hSanoh Of the business
For the Information o those who chose favor him
the proprietor would his decided determination des
strictly the CasA Pr,heps The faci-s 81 purchasing
the material for manufacturing, ssrelyt she weud
leave TO the judgement Of Discerning public, pe.rlrri m
self that pains orerpensc shall be wanting hs arte
the appreciation OF his and engaging he
vaehful TO anticipate tscm He wouA solicit
candid unbiased inspection Of the goods Of bis prcdvcuou
An Of Canes Umbrellas Stocks Gloves, Brusne~
he. constantly on hand. n7-3nt WALLIS l7o broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
OFFICE OF TINE LONG

NOTICE Is hereby given,
IN Directors of the Losg fslssc
held stihe office ofthe Company
OF New York, on the ieth day Of
hosrs Of II nj noon and 8 O'Clock
Called y. woodruff. Thomas O.
Esqs Inspectors, appointed by
snong the stockholders.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
1KEAT IN BOOTS A. SHOES
- 20 uIcnARnSIi-T0 UICHARDs t-EC0NOMY

(I TO RICHARDS,i-TO RICHARDS ECONOMY
~ WEALTH More pairs OF Richards, superior
modern elegant, durable add fashionable Boots Tor
dress 81 % &25 the PAIR retail Also 1000
pairs OF his erg make and double calf skin water Preo
Boo The reputation these Boots so well known that
pair retail Also, 5000 pairs superior ne calf skin Boots for
premsns winter dress made in the modern style, and
arsned Al IS 10 $3.50 the pair. large and splendid
sortmeni OF boys Boots large and splendid assortment Of
ladies' French ties urred and injured bushns, Ga
Ter Roofs AZ slips &c &c cheap, cheaper, cheapest
All kss OF Misses chIdrens Boots and shoes selling on
Mt prire WI lie better be found
in this CITY, Apply at
the oldest pos on tho block, and the largest and
far the bestas of Boots and shoes In
the city, Is per cent cheaper than ever
IL Don't mistnke the numbers at the doors or listen to
calls as many done, and thought they buying
Roofs No 218 Is the storc-Nos 2S2 and 234 Canal
are lie two Greenwich and they each
well Allied and clean looking goods You can't mis-
,aka them Al film RICHARDS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

NTEDICINE CHI ESTS-For ships, families or plan
l taons put up replenshed with accompanying direc
NATHAN b. GRAHAM, Druggist,
ra 90 Nassau ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
TOOTH ACHE,! TOOTH ACHE.!.
= .NrSrNrC CONCENTRATED EIETTARIA


r Th article highly cone pre- paratioa Kreo
sste Cardaman has IN all cases where u mas been
us-d and has been placed with The Of the dis
eased tooth, Tins far proved ..-z..,
for that and ormeng annoyance, the Teoth
Ache Unlike other articles Ter the purpose, can be
applied With the safety AZ notn the least degree
hurtul teeth aud therefore produces no injurious ef.
iects n placed contact with those that sound As
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
Il, success is without parallel. thoroughly removes
III soreness and leaves Teeth in NJ conditions for
being filled; and efeetually arrests the progress
OF decay and eventuslly those portions That
have already become carious; entirely destroys that
smell which Is always impaired 10 the breath
by dscsyed teeth. Price - cents. For sas only by w. 81
monsoon 70 Fulon street James III. Hart, IA. d.. corner
Broadway Chambers r. NJ Gsion, corner scwery
and Gran street conner Pike and Henry street and whole,
Diyison street is Snrod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
DUFF GORDON s Fl r. WINES.

nUFF GOnDUN s. Gu. No. 10 Broad St offer for
brand oghsads quarter casks entitled to debentue
j2slms
TENTS CENTS-CENTS-Fors sale or exchange
" arge quantity OF pennies Apply nj the desk oil TINS OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

sLAND RAIL ROAD CO.
New York, Jan. ", is3s.
that a. election for thirteen
Rail Road Company, viii se
Ne. - william 81. IN the city
Februsry newt, botwecn the
r. NJ. under the directios of
rjeant, and Jehn ~. Farmin,
the BOARD ef Directors rem
RICHARD SENIOR.
Qerrgtarw nrc tenn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

THE LAST REs0kT-For Coughs. Colds, Ash-
MA influence, wheopng Cough, and al Affections OF the
eli other remedies for such complaints
ls,lea 10 eurc the NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP will
be relief HAPPY for the am etes Who make
their FIRST rss~rt f,r they will need no other: -
I've had Of the spohecsnes gsneraly ven ss Of the
prrgp sSsss. DANIEL GODDARD, . Gold q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

a ssORTED PrCKIEs--
"A 1900 cases, dose~ each, gallon jars
1000 ~ DO DO hall do
vuper,or s,yIe and for sale by
'Np'' O. d ,. ~ WILLS, fs4 water e.
iaSsms next docv W Holfs uossl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

Doors! BOOTsn BOOTs!!--.The handsornest
ID aud cheapest IN the city, al 80 Canal street. nj
WALKERS. Handsome dress boots from ~ 10 si5c per
pnir, and warranted wear well Dress boots OF
make from ~ to Is per pair also gentemens water pr'e
Is pair, then the ladies' and ci
dens shoes oevsry description that be thought
OF j. WALKER would inform his friends and the public ~
general that having dissolved partnership with H. Richards
he would invite call 20 Canal street the old stand
you will find splendid assortment Of all kinds, and
very cheap. -,
n Is. Don't mistake the pumber-2so Canal strett-tbrs
,hoe store from GresnwichsI tl.im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

IrURNIsHED LODGIN0s-A couple of furnished
very central location of the CITY, the
Hail. Will be LEI nredss.ly either with breakfast and
without Apply to No Murray II. 10 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
VOL. XI. NO. IL.

sat upon the ground. A few old men sa
near, who would question when they
did not understand All around was The
darkness and Stiffness of night. Not a
cloud obscured the heavens, which were
spread out over our heads as beautifully
bespangled curtain. In one hand | held
dimly burning taper-in the other the
word of God. The frmament on high
showed Gods handy work 10 the creation
OF the world--the Bible in my hand
taught the wonderful story of its redemp-
ton by Jesus Christ. Midnight had long
since passed away ere the assembly dis
persed, and then they withdrew reluctant
ly. May the good Lord Of the harvest
pour out his Spirit and gather in many of
these poor souls. and may they shine eler-
nally in glory, the trophies of victorious
grace.
IS. Left this village this morning, on
my return to rangoon. Left young man,
who will teach school, and exhort the peo-
pie TO stake heed to the things they have
heard, lest at any time they LEI them slip"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

to carry this plan into execution. l trav-
elied ON foot to Boston, distance of more
than hundred miles, to find some vessel
bound to Europe. In this | was disap-
pointed, and while revolving in my mind
what steps to take, accidentally heard of
the American Antiquarian Society in
Worcester. l Immediately bent my steps
towards this place. | visited the hall of
the American Antiquarian Society, and
found here, to my infinite qualification,
SUCH a collection of ancient, modern, and
oriental languages as / never before con-
celved to he collected IN one place; and,
sir, you may ina CINE with what senti-
ments OF gratitude [ was affected, when
upon evlnclng desire to examine some
OF these rich and rare works, | was kind
ly invited to an Unlimited participation in
all the benefits Of this noble institution.
Awaiting myself of the kindness of the d.
rectors, spent about three hours daily at
the hall, which, with an hour at noon,
aud about three in the evening, make up
the portion of the day which | appropri-
ate to my studies, the rest being occupied
in arduous manual labor. Through the
facilities afforded BY this institution, have
been able to add SO much to my previous
acquaintance with the ancient, modern,
and oriental languages as 10 be able to
read upwards of fifty of them, with more
or less facility"
trust, Mr.. President, | shall be par
doned by the ingenious author of this let
ter, and the gentleman TO whom it is ad-
dressed, for the liberty which l have TAX
en-, unexpected, | am sure, by both Of
them, in thus making it public. 1t dis.
closes resolute purpose of improvement
(undcr obstacles and difficulties of no Or.
binary kind which excites my admra
ton, | may say my veneration 1t is
enough to make one who has had good op
portunities for education, hang his head ir
shame.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
NJ is 10 N A R Y =.
From tn, Bap. Missionary Magazine.
Letter OF MIR. Judson, dated Ma ulm Gin
Dec. FL, 1887.

Oecs 1850
Semi-annuaL Report of Maulmein Stations
--Baptisms IN l837.-Wc have re-
cvived seven by baptism since June. MAX
ing fifteen through the year; but, in the
mean time. have been obliged to exclude
three from communion, and some of them
will probably become excluded from the
church. few also have removed to Ia
voy, and some have died; so that the
present number of native commitments
is only one hundred aad fifteen.
NV principal work in the study, beside
correcting a part of the Old Testament,
has been A Digest of Scripture, consist
ing of extracts from the Old and New
Tes,aments, partly taken from Browns
Selection, Boardman's Digest, and other
similar works. Upon this l have spent
nearly four months, intending, according
to the best of my ability, to make it an
elaborate work, containing the most i'm
portant passages of scripture, arranged
under successive heads, beginning with
The Scripture of Truth and ending
with The Retributions of Eternity
trust this work will be as valuable as
The Life of Christ and perhaps more
useful, as beck Of reference
The Life of Christ, in Peguan, Mrs
J. has nearly carried through the press
LIST edition, 5000 copies. 1t would have
been done by the end Of the year, had no
both the Peguan compositors been taker
i'll.
Brother and sister Hancock have re
moved 10 Mergui. They had both becom
so we'll versed in the language, that
seemed desirable 10 them, and to US all
$ that they should commence operations il
/, a new place, where they might have fuI
, scope for THEN exertions. We exceeding
j. lv regretted to part with them: but we di
D not come out to this country to enjoy on
/. another's company. Brother Osgood i
!, the printing ofice, brother Howard in tn
school department, and brother Ingalls,
: the English chapel & beginning to preac
If in Burmese, are at present, with mysel
!. the only resident members of the Mau
I mein station. We have six assistar
n preac hers, viz, Ko Shway bay, Ko SILVA,
,r Mouug Shway-moung, M6ung Shway
e. hmong, Moung Shway-goon, and Noun
10 Ouk-moo. Some other assistants are en-
We ploved in revising our publications. cop,
I'd ing for the press, and reading proof-shee
of in Burman and Peguan.
ne Brother Vinton, who may be said
Id belong to this station, though here occ
ks sonally only, is employed among t!
til northern Karens, his residence beir
er New Chummerah.* as much perhaps
as any place; Miss Macomber resides chi.
IN " among the Pgwo Karens, at the 70
1t of the Zva ga-ben mountain; and brot
,rs er Haswell, beginning to preach in p
Oh guam, has his house at Amherst.
ng Table Of persons baptized in the Maulms
,alf .,:ce:o,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
nv ORsON S. MURRAY.
TERMS.

THE VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
,.sSly. at $500 year, payable within four months
msitey four months and within eight, $2,25-after
|eieht months and within the year, $3.50.
CP To companies who receive twelve or more
COMES in one bundle, and pay within four months,
at ,5O-after four months to rise as above, $l75
within eight months, &c.
JO@ Agents, who procure and pay for SIX sub
scribers, are entitled TO the seventh copy gratis.
A M No paper 10 be discontinued until arrearages
are paid except ut the d 'cretion of the publisher
4 NJ All letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
MISSION.

Sometimes called 10 Chef thlng village.
KAR Ms.
JOURNAL OF MR.. ABBOTT.
Oppression OF Karen Christtams-Ezcnr-
sion to PegG-PgaOO KGTens
Nov. 81, I837.-Karens came in from
the iungIes to-day. who informed me OF
the dreadful oppression under which the
people are suffering. Taxes have been
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

Let every youthful reader of the Telegraph read
Dc following article, look upward, and take cour-
ge. 1t may not be the duty ofalI to undertake the
Iask performed by this blacksmith on languages.
But is the duty OF all to mark high for inteliectu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26
SELECTIONS.
s Il
RECEIPTS.

FoR GRANT on CnoLIc.-'fhc white Of an egg
fiothed, table poonlul Of brandy to wineIl of
hot water, mixed aad grated plentuly with nutmeg,
II is niillibo.
10 Prcrent Tooh Acte, Agac ami Sore 7Zroai.--
Wash the back part Of your head ard neck every
morning in cold waIef--ihc colder the better, and
afterwards rub them dry with a rowcl, aud you will
seldom, perhaps never be troubled wha painful al
lection of the teeth OF throat.
PFSNY RoYAL.-Fumcrs might c1sily save the
flesh oihorses and cows, and confer great kindness
on their animals in preventing the usual annoy auce
Of flies, by simply washing the parts with die extract
of penny royal. Flies will not light a moment ou
the spot to which this has been applied. Every
man vino is compassionate to his boasts, ought to
know this simple remedy, and every livery stable
and country inn oughtto have supply on hand ior
travellers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

The Locusrs.-We must give them passing
notice. After tolling since ls2l, period of seven
teen years, 10 find ther way to the fair day, the
green earth and the Skies" they are now making
are IN the forests, fields and gardens aud wherever
vegetation is luXurlan, and their multitudes are
such that no man can number them. Who aud
what are theyl II the doctrine of the transmisra-
ton OF souls were now in vogue they would be pro-
nouncea, nnhesitatingly to be spirits OF detunct
dcnagogues Tor like that creature they eternal
ly endeayoring to break from the obscufty wherein
they were born, and after tong for years to get TO
the top, they buzz about FOR few dfys-dcaten the
ears, that no other sound can be heard-blight the
aires products OF nature-lay the time spared tor.
est, with all IFS glorious and ancient honors, low
in the dust, and then die--a pest while they lived,
and their death any thing but source ofsorow.
Frankfort (Eg) Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

A tucnt Superior Cnurt of r,.
n Gerry, continued and held Tor Beaf,r', nan
at the Courthouse, on Monday the 7th ,v 81 e"any'
1898: ny Oh May,
Lucy Durrctt and Dolly Durrett, Pin
against nus
Headen Mccormick. Joseph Slaual,or II
Berry Mccormack John +. Sale, Belsev s:,' !, Q,
Dinah Durrett, John Dnnett Solomon n""P'n'
Mary Parsons. Phoenix Parsons. .Joln q,te'''
William Dnrrett, in lis own right anu as adm"
-, ~ Dells.
IN CIlAECERY.
This day this cause came on to be be,,d
papers formerly read and upon the subprn, , ,'i'
therein on the 18th day of November $50, ' uea
appears to have been duly executed on the Lc,a It'll
William Durrett, who fails TO appeo, and .a.'
ana was argued ny counse-upon consideration
whereof the Court doth take the bill of tho l;.r
for confessed to the defendant W,lliam n.."., '
and doth adudge, order aud decree thai Tho -
dant William Durrctt do render an accom-, ., IL.
administration ithe estate of Richard Dnrre,, a..
before commissioner of this Court who is dnec,ed
to examine, state and settle the same with any ma,
tiers specially stated thought pertinent BY himself n,
required by the parties to be so stated
\ Copy-rcste
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Liberty May H. 1888
The parties in this cause viii take notice, tha,
have appointed Tuesday the llth day of Augu.,
next, to commence the accounts directed by tn .
foregoing decree, on which day, at the hour of 0
o'clock, in the morning they are required TO attend
at my Office III this town, with their accounts
vouchers, witnesses and copies OF Court papers pre-
pared for examination and settlement
JOHN A. WHARTON
July - w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26
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POLITICAL.
Fom ftf Savannah Georgia..

ONLY ONE MUTT Al f~fa-
Nv Editor fla the advertisement which announced tina,
Inc steamer Parssi eayto convey passengers to her
destined port siroas indncrent held that she
aaa be only onc night at sea- The terrible consequences
81 thu, sss night" We all know aud sladdsf at The
words have alluded 10 made the subject Of very Tor
eae and eloquent commentary by the Rev Id" ard Ncniie
Of Christ Church sermon delivered on the last Sabbath
An oxiras that discourse handed to me Yesterday
.l,en,oon with request from friend, that would give 1t
ecc FORM have complied under the pressure Of steer
duties and with isaay gsnss thai have bui iain, sn-
bodied the touching language of the reverend author
7asu acstroyest tAe helc ef man-JoB xiv. -.
- Only one night at sea ;;
Twas thus the promise ran
Ry iral. prosumpiuoss mortal given,
To yain confliag man;
Only nigh, a, sea.
And land shall bless Thy sight,
When morning Says dspei
Tie shadows of that night"
The pledge has hetn received,
The vessel leaves the Shore
Fearing the beautiful aud brave.
Who ne'er shall greet
And every heaii beats high,
Astounding Ger the wave,
The gallant barqac movrs on,
= To bear them 10 their grave.
The merry leans Of day
Before the darkness fec,
Aud gloomy night comes slowly On.
That only nght Mt sea .
The watch upon the deck
Their weary sigls keep,
Aud countless stars look dawn.
In beauty or tle deep
Within tia, stately boat
The pratlSf's voice Is still
md beauty lovely form is there
Uuhce3iug Of the III
.nd manhool's vigorous mind
Iswrnrped in deep repose,
And sorrows victim lies,
Forgo,ful Of bis woes,
But bark that fearful sound,
That wild appalling cry
Iha, wakes tbs slsspcrs foH lbcir dreams,
Aud fousos llefn-to die
Al, who shall tell the hopes
That rosc 50 soon to no.,
The oolresahes desiroyb,
BY that uns night arsca'
That hour hath passedawaY,
The morning. beams bright,
A. If they record there,
OF than all fearful night;
Bumany souls have hed
To far Eternity,
And many hearts been wreckd
In ihal one night at sea-
Great God whose hand hath uuneLd
Our boat upon LIES sea,
And given Plot there,
A spirit bold and fee
So guide us with Thy love,
That our frnl bark may be,
Mid waves OF doubt and i,ur,
"Only Que neht at sea-" X. VI. G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26
NOTICE,

Ns7 AS committed to the jail OF Grayson county
w on the 18Th day of January last, 4 negro man,
slave, five feet SIX inches high, stout made, and oil
yellow complexion He calls himself Henry, and
says he belongs to Mr.. Bailey seems to be ae-
quantcd iii Lynehburg aud Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged IN driving atelm The own
er is requested TO come aud prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise sand slave
will be deal with according to law.
J. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

We learn from the Philadelphia Sentinel that The
deaths in that city last week amounted To the start
ling number of taco hundred and hirfy-onet The
diseases most fatal were the following Summer ON
plant, 81; excessive heat. II; r5psy of the head
~; apoplexy. |; dysentery, 10; diarrhea, 10 de-
ni'it,,o convnlscns, g. tits proper 10 state that
there one hundred and sucnty-fre children I'M
der wo-years ofage included in the sum total. OF
the whole number seventeen were people of color;
sixteen were from the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

HoSoRApLE-It issiated in the Tuscaloosa Ala
lntegencer, that Mr.. MosELy BAKER, who left
Alabama some years since for Texas under very I'M
favorable circumstances IN regard to his transactions
with the State Bank at Tuscaloosa, has honorably
and fully repaid the injury which that institution sus
tanned through his means He wrote the officers
Of the Bank, and in pursuance of bis request, Mr. ].
White, one of the directors, visited him, and re-
ceiyed the full amount OF the claim, including inter-
est beng IN all about thirty thousand dollars and
gave Mr.. Baker full discharge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26
Eg.E'Ci' FIRM FOR SIZE,

RElNG desirous TO remove, will SELL on ao com
- modating terms, great bargain in that elegant
Farm. 1t contains over
1000 Acres Of Land,
much otwhich is beautiful Low GROUNDS, lying
on ouer rser and Stony creek On the Land is
LARGE MILL,
running three pair of STONES, calculated for man
uiacturng, and IN good neighborhood for custom.
3 The Dwelling Mouse
iit is OF brick, large and commodious and all 9th
s---.4er convenient HOUSES. As no person would
purchase without viewing The premises consider it
unnecessary TO say more on that subject. The Land
Will be shown, and the terms made known. on appli
cation TO the subscriber Who lives on tie premise,
ROBERT \. kELSO.
Bedford county 1uy5 ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

Perhaps there never was greater error than is to
be found IN the commonly received opinion that
voluntary martyfdom is test of the goodness OF a
cause. Blgouy ambition, and ubsinacy have had
more martyrs than ever fell the lot of pure sys-
tenn OF morality The cars of the Idol Juggefnaut
the llndoo funeral pile, and the flesh hook and com
pcaiodtortues of the Brahmius, are evidences of
that martytdom Which springs from bigotry and dis
toficd enthusiasm. " Y. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26
NE Az q o @ ID $ ,


such as very in this market and well suited
TO the present season Tie following few Of the
Goods Just received TO which they particularly invite
the attention OF the public hoping that as lhey
selected by one having much experience in that way
hey will be found to give general satisfaction;
Black and Blue Black Silks of superior quality,
Coloured do both plain and figured,
Blue and pink Gro. do Napi Bonneis,
Printed Cambrics, Lawns, and Maslins,
Calicoes and Ginghams, great variety,
Linen Cambria Handkerchels very cheap, some
at . cents.
Bro and Bleached Domcstics,
Geo. Nankens, Summer Cloths and other pam
taloon suffs,
Peniiontary and GnglMm Plaids for servants.
Parasols, Fans, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Fine Satin Stocks and black Italian Ciavats for
gentlemen,
Silk Pocket IIandkerchcfs, good assortment.
Bonnets, plain Straw, Florence Braid and Palm
Hoods, .
Rbons, Bonnet, Belt and Cap,
Bed Ticking, Bro Linen, Thule Lace, &c,
All Of which, together with many others not men
toned will be sold unusually low.
July Il 4w