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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
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THE CUTEsT TRICK YET.


The following trick TO raise good bottle
Of wine free gratis for nothing, is The cap
sheaf" fall the pieces ofimpudeace we have
heard of lately. In the present Instance q
genieeI looking loaier entered a store in this
city where he knew they had gone 10 DIN
ner aud no body but small boy left IN a'ten
dance. Entering With all the importance
Of regular wholesale dealer, our loaer
commenced with.
Is Mr.. - ia r
"No, sir-he's just stepped out-gone TO
dinner, SIR
Wha, time do you expect HIN back,
boy =
Not shor. Of an hour, sir il generally
takes him an hour to eat his dinner
/" Not under an hour Well I'm teld Mr..
has fne specimen Of old Madeira.
lie told me 10 call and taste X, bot as he
is nj IN and In in something of hurry |
wish YOU would bring out bottle o. sam
pie, and Ill see what it Is.
Yes, Sir" said the boy, who imnedi,
a,ely brought forth bottle Of the pure old
stuff Itself. The leafer took the VINE, held
it " 10 see its quality and color, drew the
cork, took a small sp snacked his lips aud
inquired.
Boy, have you any ice.
" No sir we never keep any.
Never mind, lis about cool enough. Any
ihing IN the shape Of crackers and cheese
about They help TO get a -orrec. idea Of
HE vine"
" Nothing Of the kind sir"
All the same thing-l believe have
some IN my pocket. | always carry them
with me shen am out purchasing" at the
same time taking oat paper Of the above
mentioned articles and commencing munch.
log and drinking, This IS a delicious ar.
ticIe; Via, does your master ask for II -
81 doai knsa, ar"
"D9nt know, Ell 2 Got much Of il ?"
Considerable"
Well" said the new example OF the
Dlddler tribe as he finished bis crackers aud
cheese and the las, of the old Madeira,
+" Well" should like the lot. Just inform
Mr.--that gentleman called and exam.
issd his vine and has very favorable epin.
100 Of vha. little be has seen OF 1t. Good
afternoon"
Say, hadn't you better wait until Mr..
---co,nes 10 He'll be along shortly"
&" No, I'm 10 something Of a hurry nsw
but will call again" So SAVING The loaler
departed and i IS needless TO say basnoi been
seea slnce.-Picoyune.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
GOING AS FREIGHT.

An Irishman, ~hOse fund ~as rather low,
had footed II all the way to " h~eltng, aud
was stlll Seslrous TO get as far a. Portsmouth,
thence to proceed by canal IN point not
far distant from the latter place, where
work was to be obtained. Hauug worn
BIS toes through his boots and the heels ola
par Of old shoes quite low, he gave Up the
idea Of using " Shank's MARI" any longer.
There we're plenty Of steamboats, putting and
blowing al the landing and be became quite
fsci aated AZ the idea Of such an easy modo OF
conveyance.
Captain, dear" said he, stepping on
board beautiful craft" Captain. dear,
and what'li you charge to take ms to Ports
mouth r.
{. seven dollars, in the cabin
siyendolIars arab SVEN dollars WAY
captain dear, ! haven, the half q that SUN"
con, never mind that, Pat. I'll take Won
as deck passenger for three dollar. %
you'll half work your passage, that Il, help
the bands to Sood the boat"
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Pat paused some minutes on this propo.
sitlon and then put another question.
"And Captain, dear, wha,'ll you take
about hundred and sixty pounds of freight
for r.
IN charge you seventy five cents for
that"
Then Captain, you see. I'm just the boy
that weighs lhat-so you can enter me as
freight, and III stow away snug enough
somea here below STAIRS
A proposition so novel pleased the Cap.
tam highly, aud calling one of the hands, he
gave directions 10 have Pat slowed carefully
away in the hoId-and ordered the clerk TO
enter on the freight list" ONE lRIsuMAS,
WEIGHING 100 POUNDS"
Pal kept snug until he reached Ports.
mouth, a distance OF $50 understanding shown
himself but twice aud for only few min.
utes al time, during the whole passage.
There he paid his freight, Of seventy i've
cents, honorabiy, and was seen With his
bundle, tramplng IT along the tow path OF
the canal for his desired desllnatlon.- Bal.
timore AthenGIm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
REl IpEs


To Destroy Canerpi!iars.--Take strong
Soap Suds, and With broom or brush
sprinkle n over their nests elther IN the
evening after they have rctired to Ibcrn, or
N the morning before they leave them this
falling on the purse which contains these
insects, val cause them to crawl ont and
fall 10 masses, without any necessity for
crushing or burning then.
To Preserre CaHie from Diseast in the
IFtHer.-N hen cattle ase kept 90, IN the
winter, II IS recommended ~ useful prac.
tIce to rub some tar Al the root the horn,
which prevents the vet from getting be
tween The root and the skin and il is SAID,
contributes 70 pres rye the health Of the am
nal, uad to keep It free from yasisus diseas
IS to which 1t may othersts- b. liable.
TO make Cream y,eld Butter qlickly in
cold weafker.-Creaiu wall readily weld np
The butter Il contains ~ the coolest wealth.
er, If ~ much boiling water be- poured III,
is will bring il tn the temperature Of new
m,tk, that IS, milk post from the COW cream
80 managed. w'll require very lalIo ehurnlnp
and no other disadvantage accrues, except
bat the butter viii b~ white for day or
t.u.
Mportan' Prercnfrf 0qqipa Hgdropho.
tta.-A Physician has 4seQtered that q
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Levied on negro woman Hnt children,
VIZ F.: Eliza, Sara. aud Ben
y / appearing to the satisfaction Of n. Court
III thar the defendants are not inhabitants ~ I'M.
State, Otdered, hsrtfors, that publication IN made
az weeks N the Ghafls.ie Josrsal tor the seld IL
ieUdanta 70 appear al the ns1t Court Of Pleas and
Q1srisr Sessions. 70 BE- held for sad csuuty. al tie
6onFthosts IN Charlotte, on the gth Monday In DC.
tsser next aud ibea and there pIaad or re slery o
thefwiso judgment By default will b. entsfsd
gainst them.
Witness. Braly Oates Clerk Of our said Conri
al eiiee, tie 4th Monday OF July, A. u 1888.
X. OATES, e. {. G.
Prize adv. $50. ms
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10 Jonathan Helms, Shfrrod Helms, Dan
lei Helms, aud Abei hesioa and Delta,
his RIFE, heirs Of isaac Helms, deed.
Va OF are hereby notified, that having adminis.
IL tered on the estate Of lsaae ffelms, dec u
anu being now ready to settle with The hslrs, you
are requested to present your claims, as the mo-
ney Is nov ready 10 be paid over TO you OF your
authorized agents, aud for which siiall net lay
interest from this date
EZEKIEL HELMS.
Msekleabatg co, Tag. -, Is3s. I'd
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OH YES. TAKE THE PAPERS.
ny D. WILLIS.

Oh YES! TAKE THE PAPERS.
sy G, 3. WILLIS.
On vss taks the papers
Their triing cost is never missed,
Al,ha' I've stood for forty years
Upon the printers list.
Tsrh noi Of varriors--Faust released
Earth froa tbs ,srrors Of her kings
He twirled his Stick and darkness ceased,
And morning STRAINED along the East,
On frssdem's burnisk'd wings.
Oh YES take the papers,
And sons and dsughisrs--tsll and ANAL
For they have beea through thick and thin,
The pastime Of as all.
Twas nsbly said that Should q star,
Be stricken frsna the eems OF Night,
A printing press If stationed thers-
Wosld fIl the vacuum to hair,
And shed broader light.
Tha, man who takes no papers,
Or taking. psys SO, when thsy're read,
Would sell his corn to buy KERN
And live on bSrrow'd bread.
The printer opes the wide domains
OF scieRce-scatters education
All Ger the land, like Aptil rains
And yet his iabeF and his pains
Are half his compensation.
-
THE EARTH Is BEAUTIFUL.
The whole bread earth is beautiful
To minds atiuned Alright,
And shsresoe'er my feet ars turned
A smile has met my sight.
The city with It's busting walk,
Its splendor, wealth aad Pswsr,
A ramhe by the river side,
A passing summsr flower
The meadow green, the ocean svel.
TIE forest waving free,
Are gifts Of God, ard speak in toner
OF kindness 10 me.
AaS Oh, wherssr nv lot IS east,
Whefser nv footsteps roam,
Ifthose love ara near to me,
Tha, spot is still nv home.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Woman Female l3selinsss cannot be
clothed IN a more pleasing garb than that
Of knowledge. A woman, thus arrayed,
is one Of the most Interesting objects Of Gre.
alton. Ever eye rests upon her With
pleasure 'he .sarned and the good the young
and the old, Of the opposite sex, deligb, IN
her society, and atfix 10 Der character res.
pect and veneratlon. Ignorance and folly
stand reptoved IN her presence, and wee
sbflHks abashed AT the gazr. She moves,
the JOY and the delight Of the domestic cir.
Gle she excaes the praise, the admiration
Of The world. a female thus armed, thus
equipped, IS prepared to encnsater every tri-
al WHICH this uncertain state may bring TO
rise, with becoming elevation, to the pm.
nacle offortune, or siuk, With becoming for.
utude, into ihe abyss d poverty to attatu,
with calm serenity, the highest bliss, o.
endure With patieat Grmness, the deepes.
voc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Asccdoie. When Oliver Cromwell first
coined his money, an cid cavalier looking
UPON one of the new pieces, read the M
scrlption on one side, God with us--on the
other, The Commonwealth of England
see. SAID he, God and the Commonwealth
are on different sides.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

few drops of any mineral acid applied to the
wound occasioned by the bite OF any rabld
animal, will proven, hydrophobla IN the pa
tent. The acid will decompose the poi
sonous saliva, aud consequently no bad et'
feet will follew.-S. y. Express.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

4 Challenge rcptiied-Ailor tho battle
af Presion Pans, 4 witty Scotch farmer
amused hln selfby writing humorous ballad
upon il, which % s'upg one Of the Brush
officers who behaved very basey on tue
occasion, that b. sen, the poet challenge
to meet ham at H.-lor mortal eomhat.
/ The second found the farmer busy with his
dung fork, to whom be delivered the chal.
leuge Of the redoubiab!e hero. The good
humored farmer turning towards hlto, With
his agricultural instrument m his hand,
coelly said, Gang ava book to Mester
Smith, and tell hlm hae nae time 10 20 TO
H.--to e. han satisfaction but that Il he
likes 10 come here, III j1st do as be did
I'll run ava It eouId be veil II many a
bullying, cowardly challenge, were treated
IN the same manner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Ncir Arrangement. "A western school
d asler has The following sentence IN round
text upon hts door: " No hekins tho school
master in the holidays.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
BUTCHERING.
'uNliE subscriber respect

HyliE subscriber respectful.
rET.FHE = ~ informs the citizens Of
fVnxZM Charlotte that he intends TO
WN commence BUTCHERiNG
ap-u. nc middle of August, and promises to
supply the citizens three times week with
GOOD BEEF. He hopes by close attention
10 business, aud the desire TO please, TO en-.
title himself 10 a liberal share Of patronage.
NJ 5. ALEXANDER.
august l, ls3s. 4VV-9
Nh. Persons can be supplied with fresh
Beef at the ringing of Capt. Neely's Tavern
Bell al sunrise.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31

Legal Phraseolqgy.-The following hap
py parody on the vel boseness OF legal phfa.
seolosy occurs IN work, entitled The
Mechanics Law Making = II man
would according 10 law, give TO another an
orange, Instead OF saying, ! give You thai
orange which one should think would be
gha, IS called, in legal pbraseology, an
absolute CONVEYANCE OF all right and title
therein, the phrase would run thus give
YOU all and singular my estate aad interest,
right, title, claim, and advantage Of aud II
that grange, with all lis Rad, skin, juice,
pulp, aud Pups, and all right and advantage
therein, with iuli power, 10 bite, cut, suck,
and otherwise eat the same, or give the
same asay, as tullS and eiiectually as !, the
said 4. b, am nov entitled to bate, cut,
suck, or otherwise eat the same orange, or
.lve the same away, With or without it
rlnd, skin, juice, pulp, any thing hereinbe.
fore, or hereinafter, or IN any other deed or
deeds, instrument or Instruments, N any
wise, notwithstanding With much more 10
the same cfi'tcr. Such IS the language
Of lawyers and il IS very grayeIy held
by the most learned man among them
that by the omission Of any Of these words,
the right to SAID orange would no, pass 10
the person Tor whose use the same VAS IN.
tended.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-31
NOTICE.

A III those Indebted to me Ii ~.
Book account, arc requested "a r.
iosard aud pay beioe o. durbstt,
gust Court. In my absesee Nj
Brtard will attend to ms bgsiees. !,
bogse. " !. ALrEAABEg
Jane ". ls3s. Wn -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

This establishment commenced operations On
the Lei Of January with 700 spindles asd 20 pow
er looms calculated To- produce 1000 yards OF
cloth weekly. We have before sdverted 70 this
entesprise, and the commeadabls spirit which &C
suated the gsatlsnen who Interested themselves
in procuring subscription 70 its stock, and exert
ed themselves to pat IL in successful operation.
But small part Of the machienery, - con-
structsd which viii b required for the use OF
the company. The building erected is 100 feet
long, - feet wide, and three storiee high, win
q good attic intended for dressing machinery, 70.
zether with additional buildingsfora water1wheel
Office, picking room, and main gearing. "nen
in full operation it will contain 1000 sPindles,
and power looms in proPotion. 5OOO yards OF
cloth, will then be produced weekly, and employ
men, given to 200 hands, whose weekly wages
are estimated at between Eve aud SIX hundred
dollars.
The ma :hincry Except two patent frames for
weaving wef) is Of Dayton manufacture-from
the pronderous gearing that first receive 3imPetu.
from the gravity Of water, conveying power and
motion through all the rami6cations OF lighter
shafiing and endless belts, to tho quickly flying
spindlcz making five thousand revolutions IN
minute. We SEQ in this new establishment,
fair test, of tho ability OF our artizans to cope
with those of celebrated establishments OF the
cast The spinning frames from Patterson n. J.
and Dayton, stand side by side, and we CONT
IDENTIFY say safer no, by comparison.
With the trAng exception mentioned ane'e,
VIC have said tho machinery was manufactured
in DAYTON. The Miami Cotton Company, and
their Machinst, Mr.. James Plunken are entitled
to the credit Of its production. They richly mer-
il praise Tor overcoming obstacles incident to all
new establishments, and for the superb finish,
aud splendid appearance Of the work ~
To the enterprisins proprietors, when they sha'
have filed up the Factory, we predict large disio
ends. How can it be otherwise! With cotton
growing almost at our doors, and every facility
for its transportation-brcad stuffs abundant and
chcap-wages nccessaril; lower, for living Is SO
much cheaper Than In the manufacturing states
a constant Andl increasing demand tor the manu-
i could VIC desire that not now IN posses
sion Of! Dayton must become large manu-
featuring city! The diiatory spirit OF capitalists
at home may prevent its speedy accomplishment,
but the day is not far distant, when cap'tai's's
from abroad seeing our advantages and immense
resources, will bring them into actiion.-Dayton
Jour.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13
Florida War not Ended!

THE subscriber, having removed from Rieh"sao, -
left RS Note and Book accounts, with ISAAC WA6xs
who /. authorized settle the Therefore,
Be knoca to ali concerned, That, il final sssusnens
delayed longer than Second Mons,, llt (Feb l4) ne
said Not. and book will be left in the haads of
proper officer, who viii 'scom, greeting"
HENRY l.. WETHERALUI
N. Isaac Wiley Be found by in9uifing - sss ~
stand of II. L. Weihersld.
Richmond, 1sl 18th, 1888. l:5s
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13
EGO 1T We CRIPPLES.n

PoRK.-Within the last ten days, this article
has been sold At Hamilton, on the Miami canal,
at $50 per 100 lbs. So says the Intelligencer.
Just se-fbsvtk Of the promised ten cents per h.
when Mr. Van Barren was to be made President.
Gin Wing.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13
1 must pay my debts SO I mast be paid!

ALL persons indebted 70 the late firm Of NENU1sW.-
HALL R47TY, to that Of C.4RAVNHA Z. 49,
DEyYIaLL either bv Noe or account, Inform
I'D TINT Merienha will attend II the Ssoso O ~
Richmond Trading Manufacturing Company. (ass Eli
o., .. seventh days Of each week. I'm.
I'll the ,an.h day of Second Monsh nsxi, (Fsb
who do not avail themselves of these oppofs"nsesee
viii fer shas time, find their accounts IN the hands
nroner officer for collection. q. MENDENnA A1G
Richmond, LIST, mo. 18Th, 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

meeting Of the friends Of The East Fork ca
nal, was held in the Warner Building IN the Bof-
oush Of Richmond, on Thursday evening the 4th
instant, for the purpose Of taking into eoosidera-
ton the propristy Of applying to the Legislature
for . charter to incorporate . company for the
coastruction of said work
The meeting organized By calling Robert Nor
risoo to the chair and appointing J. W. 0sssa Esq
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being sxPlaissd
BY the chairman, the report ofths EaeissR, <1f.
Tsebert) to the Legislature o. hat nj jet Vas
Rad. The fofn a . charter, which Asd bees
previously prepared, vas then sus0isssd - -
meeting, and after sosne saeedmeos wss apPsos-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

Tuos. w. vrAzEY has been reelected oy the
Legislature Of Maryland, Gov. OF the' ''.'e '0'
the ensuing wear.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

n s,e Old 0ssahIshnDen9: e.
ehsodi1s 10 sbei1 lino vim - a
aad vtsss ed friends and - na1y
please, respsesisly isyissd - eaA.
kieAosed, Jan -, 1894 H u
n. 4 An pessona is6ebss1 - - - L.
eeuna, fail - noeoaay - 1osa1taB -
- sasly pooihls, - ssdss - pssesse sso = -
hWinss eAnsos prsspss ujahse is-is = - - -
sssd 10 - wpssssA MUR -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

Osbofn Cbamberlain q IL armer, received 50 vosa
Bolton & Livnssson Of The Democrat, l6, Abssnt2 Tha
D.mocr., il ~ mad - a March hare, &c.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

.a..hsa 80 ner;d;,n. The advantages of educd'
ton. viii IN is the greatest blessing Of our national
;,d.,ordcDce arc extended as TO be within
reach Of every male citizen in America, but few
provisions have been made to extend them thus to
females Bu, this subject has been agitatcd, and
the ball is in motion, and humbIy trust that ITS
onward progress will eventually result IN ITS e.
qualify extensive application to them aiso' men
will vice and immortality be suppressed, ana viz
,,,o and refined sentiment more Universally pre-
vi, Then will America cxalt her daugters to
,h,, proud eminencc in the scale OF intelligences
e.;cncd for them by their Creator, and by the re-
C,losncc Of feminine genius, bush the derogatory
Voices Of their more aspiring bse;heren in eternal
silence.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

N English paper says. that public house
ar Granthan. where Los3se POTTER is sold,
sndlord has for his sign figure Of Britannis, n.
. reclining posture, a. if greatly fatigued, with
The motto underueath:-~Pfay. stop and sup PoT-
eer~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

r...,ec,ion for Printers the Senass and HOUSE d
x.,r..en..,ves Of this State, took place %
s., ;,., sena,e.-Douglas T. Mo-,
-.;v.a a votes, Mr. Scasseri- $500 a.. Jo,,,.1
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

Hicu PRAISE FRoM ENEMY.-The New fo-k
Evening Post, spsskins of Mr. Clays remarks !" .ne
Senate reception Of Abolition petitions,
is not often tina. find occasion quote Mr. Clay TOT
the expression democratic opnia"s, but in his remarks
in the dcba,s which place Monda last he set an
.r.m,l, which we should rejo.e initiated by his
brethren of the example not OF moroa 'ensitve
a painful subject, but OF manly reianco on sood
,.rs. md intelligence and Justice of the psopiel"-
Sentinel
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

GENERAL DEB1LIrY-An old lady was ,a'e'y
porpc over a quack advertisement, and' o" 0e"'S
asked what news she found in the paper answere
that there was great deal about Uc"era, Den'',
-. 49,, ~. wond, rcd who he could be. She had
hc,rd of General H,rrson. General Washington
oni General Jackson, but as to this General De-
b;l;tv. she thought he must be fore'ener as
che never heard Of him bcfore.-[New York star
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

PErr1coAr GOVERNMENT. CiRIs.-
Three Of the monarchics of Europe exhibit the
singular spectacics of being headed by Young
girls. The Q..ccn Of England IL but Is, the Queen
Of Portugal the same, and tho Queen Of Spain 4.
The Queen Regent ofspain is about 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15
iii EhRY LEE g co, No .N,agazlae street, are

TNEHRY II LEE g CO, No 3 Magazine street, are
row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals trem he
s.ern citiea. large and new selested assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consisting OF gsntlensns fine calf and Morocco boots
10 % quality; do bul, and stout WAX pegged boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco,
shae, pumps and brogans, buckskn shoes, bogans an,
slipper mems fine calf and kipped pegged shoes and
rogans do boots do stout kip and wax pegged shoes
I'd brogans; genemens best quality calf sewe Shoes
tnpgans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
I ickle shoes and brogans do calf seal and Msrocco
.dian shoes and slippers, do calf, buff wings,
new article; do fine calf, sell and morocco quarter
lots; hoys', misses and cildren's pegsed and scwed
b ogans, and shoes Of every qualit, and Kind.
Also general assortment of mems stout wax and
p,<tt hr0gans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
cgro best quality, russell brogans nailed in the
ianks, made expressly for plantation use; good as
rtlnen, OF mems fine and stout kip russell br1gans,
'w article, and age quantity Of al inferior quality
e. sset and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
o"nd slippers do roam shoes, with and without heels;
Hall kinds and qualities; do lasting brogas; CATER
and ioxed bootees Misses lasting spring shoes anu
Of gans Chilrens colored Morocco and LASTING bro
u ns anu boots, sc.
sendeneA's fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
IN drah beaver do of superior quality; do imitation
u ram 40; bread and narrow briln mems fine ,rb aud
VII tx Rsssa short napped hats, article. Yonths'
VI ms and Boys black and drab wool hats OF various
shpes, with general assortment OF boys and mems
seal caps
Tins assortment will be replenished by the arrival of
eM u packets from the named cities, all of which
WILDE sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T