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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21

The President of the United Statc~, attended
by several members of his family, LETT the city
this morning in attendance on the mortal re-
mains of Mrs Lctila Tyler.
Mrs. TYLER was stricken with paralysis nearly
four wears aro. The blow was ex ramely
and although by the kind attentions bestowed on
her, under the direction of able physicians, she
was placed in condition of comparative COM
fort, yet her frame was greatly shattered and her
health rendered evermore precarCus. The loss
of her speech, to great extent, was one OF the
unhappy effects of this attack, while her system
was so mnch enfeebled as to render the seclu-
sion OF her chamber indispensably necessary
Sle had therefore to iorego, to a gr9at extent,
the enjoyment OF those social circles which she
had previouly adorned. Her family have con-
tinually watched over her with the greatest anx-
iety; and Dr. Thomas has been almost daily
vistant at the Presidents mansion for many
months. 1t was seen that her system was gradu-
ally giving way to the cruel disease under which
she labored, but no apprehensions of an early
dissolution were anticipated, until Friday, the 9th
instant, when DR., Sewell was called in as advis-
ing physician. She continued thereafter rapidly
to decline, until O'Clock on Saturday ngl:.,
when she breathed her last, surrounded by her
sorrowing family and relatives.
Mrs. Tyler was the daughter Of Robert Chris
tian, of the county Of New Kent, Virginia, who
enjoyed, during long life, the confidence and
,eS;eem Of all Who knew him, and served for ma
ny years as member ofthe Virginia Legislature.
She was bern on the 18Th November, 1790-was
married to the President on the 29th March 1913
became member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in which she was baptsed in early in
fancy-and died in the 52l year of her age
Her end was quiet and tranquil, like one falling
from weariness into profound slunbcr exhibiting
mind at rest with itself, and heart of vrture.
Indeed, in LIFE, she was, in every respect, as
has been most truly remarked in the Intelligent
.cer-"A wite--a mother and a acristian-lovny
and coniiding to her hasband-ce ente and aiec-
tionate to her children-kud and charitable To
the needy and the afflicted" In Death she
sleeps the sleep OF the righteous and the below
ed Of Heaven.
The President after paying the last sad rites
to her remains, will, we learn, pass few
days with his daughter Mrs, Semplc, in the
county of New Kent, and then take IN his abode
a: the Rip-Raps, for the purpose OF seclusion and
repose.
General Hunter, TIE Marshal, Mr.. Fcndall,
District Attorney, General Mason, Mr.. Mutt,
General Eaton, Allior nlde, &c. viii accnnpa-
ny the remains OF Mrs. Tyler "a pail bearers -
The Secretaries of Government, and others, will
also attend the remains TO Virginia,
iIadis0aiar
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
TAILORING.
Aug. go, ls42.

TIME subscriber feeling grateful for the liberal pat
Il ronage afforded the late firm of Bclden g. Wat
son, respectfully tenders his services to their friends
and the public generally, and solicts continuance
of the patronage heretofore extended, and as other
Taiors of tie place have reduced thoir charges 10
and 90 per cent, he invites customers to call and nc
will warrant satisfaction, bolh as to prices and work.
He will be found at tho old stand, one door north Of
the Masonic Lodge, and three doors south of the
Post Office. A. J. BELDEN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Negroes Wanted.

TIME subscriber still desires to purchase Negroes;
Il especially in families but young, likely mon
and women would be taken, and ,sh paid for them.
He will probably, want the services of un OVER
SEER. to conduct the Negroes to Mississippi, and
manage them there. Liberal wages will be given to
person with the requisite qualifications
U'Posscssion of any Negroes furnished may be
kept by the seller till the 18th of October ls of
November, and perhaps laler.xs
Sept. IA. 3t4l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.

In Cunldcn anil NelghbOrhOOd.
TulllE undersigned, owncrs of wagons in Cam.
n den, deem 1t our du:y ate, that we can
not afford to haul goods to and from the Boat Land
ing at lower rates Than those ad previous TO the ls
OF January last nor from the depot ofthe Rail load
at Gadsdrn, ioi less than fifty cts. pr 100 lbs until
Inc rond is materially improved, and have agreed to
do hauling these terms only until further notice.
JAMES McEWEN.
w. & W. RKMAN.
G.. Fl. DAVIS
G. J. SHANNON.
THOS SALMOND.
JONES Il HUGHSON.
w R. :SSER
Thus. SrARKE.
Sent. z 1912
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21

STATE OF SOU1'H-tAROLlNA
LANCASTER DiSTCTRIT.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
George McG. WiErrspoon, vs.. George w. Dunlap
Declaration in Attachment,
NKTtlEREAS, the Plaintiff in the above sta
Wv ted cases has this y file this declaration
In nv Office against the Defendants, who ahse mt
and wi,hru! the limits ol this Sta G., and having
nelt.er wife nor attorney within the same, ON
whom to serve copy of the said declaration, with
q lule to pie d thereto
II Is ordered, / hat the said D ferdant do appear
and pead to the id declaration on or before the
first day Of October, Anno Domni 1913, or an
order for judgment will he granted by default.
S BECkHA.. Clerk.
Clerks Office Sept. 20 1911 p',s fre &c
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Stale OF south Carolina.
KERSIJA w DISTRICT.

To all and singular the kindred and creditors
of John Pitts, late of Kershaw, deceased.
VOU, and each of you, are hereby cited and
4 admonished, to be and appear in and before
the Court of Ordinary of the said District, to be
holden at Camden on the thirtieth day Of Sep
tember inst. 10 show cause, if any you can, why
Letters of Administration Of the Goods and Chat
tells of the said deceased, should not be granted
to Rebecca Pitts, who hath applied for the same.
WITNESS, J. w. Baskin, Esq Judge of
the Court OF Ordinary of said District, at Camden
this 2lst day Of September lS42.
w PaSKIN n n
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Dissolution.

VNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing undor The
Il firm of Btlden g. Watsun, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The nnmo Of the firm will be
used in settling up the business Of the concern.
A. J. BELDEN.
w. M. WATSON.
Aug. go, 1s42.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Partnership Formed.

Partnership Formed.
TEHE undersigned have associated themselves un-
L der the firm of MARTIN STARR e. WAL
TER for the transaction Of
FaCtOragc and General Commission Business
in this city, and offer their services TO their friends
ROBERT MARTIN.
EDWIN p. STARR.
E. ". WALTER.
Charleston Sept. !. 1912. Bal
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Partnership Dissolved.

Partnership Dissolved.
4 HE co-pnrtners'ip heretofore existing between
the subscribers, in the name of MARTIN g.
WALTER, is this day dissolved by mutual Consent.
The name of the firm will only he used to close
its business and for which purpose either of the
dersigncd is authorized.
ROBERT MARTIN.
E. w. WALTER.
Charleston, Sept. !, le42.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21

Mrs. LET1TrA TYLER, wife Of the PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, died at Washington, on
the 10th inst.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Timely Notice.

FHOSE persons indebted to the subscriber, ard
who have paid nothing for the last two or
three years. are requested tu call and make satisac
tory arrangements, previous to Return Day. Those
who disregard this notcewll find their accounts III
other hands for collection.
sept. ID T.. w. BONNEf.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Law Notice.

Law Notice.
The copartncrship of Moses s. MILLER, having
bncn dissolved by the death OF Col Wlllium M. Mil
er the subscriber has associated with him his BROTH
CT MoxTooMERY Moses in the practice Of Law and
Equity for Sumter District under the firm of
F J. s. NJ. MOSES.
GJ-Thc subscriber will continue 10 practice III the
courts of the northern circuit and Of the District Of
Williamsburg.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES,
Sumtcrve S. c., Sept. 81, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
AUCTION SALE.
PACKAGE AND LOT SALE.
BY DECK d HOLMES.

On THURSDAY next, the 22d inst, at 10
o'clock, will be sold in our store without reserve
The following DRY GOODS.
Is cases, different styles, Negro KERSEYS,
all wool filling
6 bales cotton and wool plain and plaid Lin
seys
6 cases assd Sattinets, (some very heavy)
bales 7-s and "A white Flannel, in half pie
ceS
10 do 3-4 and A red do in whole and
half pieces
case assorted colored Broad Cloths
l do super Lavender Casslmeres
l do do wool dyed black do
l do do assd double milled do
! do do plaid Cassmeres
l do extra stout printed Sattlnets
l do 81 wooen Tartan Shawls
Also. if not previously sold,
Is bales London DUFFIL BLANKETS,
landing from the Harriet and Jesse.
COTTON GOODS.
40 bales different styles heavy brown COT
TON DRILL
2 bales, 81 inches wide, extra fine brown Cot
ton Sheeting
5 bales As inch wide, extra stout, brown Cot
ton Sheeting
10 bales 81 inch wide, extra stout brown Cot
ton Sheeting
10 bales 80 inch wide, extra stout, brown Cot
ton Shirting
10 bales 30 inch wide, extra stout, brown Cot
ton Shrting
10 bales 81 inch wide, extra stout, brown Cot
ton Shirting
Is bales 80 inch wide, heavy Cotton Ozna-
burgs
2 cases 45 do do soft finished bleached
Sheeting
2 do 45 do do do do do do
2 do sd do do do do do do
3 do 36 do do bleached ShIrting extra
2cases (36 m wide) Bleached Shifting extra
stout
2 do 50 do do do do do do
9 do 30 do do do. do do do
5 do 81 do do do do
20 do assorted Fall and Winter Style Dress
Prints
2 do do do do do Furniture
Prints
do do do do do do
Prints extra fine
9 do do fine colored Cambrics
2 do dc soft finished twilled Silesias
5 do do 32 in. Indigo Blue plaida
5 do do 81 in. Southern and fancy blue
Stripes
9 DO do 81 in. Blue Twilled Jeans
2 do do Al in. Blue Nankeens
2 bales 35 in. double warped Blue Cnam-
brays
2 do do 36 in heavy do do do do
400 doz. SO in Blue Romall IIandkerchefs
100 " 35 " light Verona do.
50 IS real Madrass do.
100 36 imitation do. do.
100 81 "Britannia do.
100 II do dc.
loo ps. 81 I" printed cotton Pongees
100 doz. SO do do. Shawls
300 assorted Stockings and Socks
$50 Flax Threads, assorted
400 2C0 to 300 yds. best Spool Cotton
cask while Bone MoudS.
Conditions.-Gnder 100 dollars, cash; over
that amount approved endorsed notes, at months
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
a general assortment Of fresh and seasonable
DRY GOODS, i'll lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms at sale.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21

s,.L4iialtt = OtCOii haS S.AIs.
FBEHE subscribers have just received a supply of
examine it.
JONES & HUGHSON,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21

4 EAUN Syrup, Champagne Cider, Porter amp
IA Cordials for sale by
April l3. E. w. BONNEY'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
Election.

N election will be held on the second Mon
d day and day following, for two Represents.
tires ior Kershaw District. Managers to meet
at Camden on Wednesday, coups the votes and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
SELF WOW VIM q sANps &C

NlRGiNlA-ht Rules, held the Clerks Office of The
superior Court Of Chancery for tho Richmond ti,
cult, tho LIST day OF August, 1872: -
John NJ GTegory, Acting Governor Of the State Of Vir
gina, who sues the relation and for benefit of Mi
ehae Gretter, samuel Ae aud John Dove Overseers
VI III. IVot iuI the thy OF Richmond, P!K
William NJ Harris, and another Ds0s
The defendant above named not having encred bis ~,
peaanec and given security according to the act OF As.
senbiy and the Rules Of this Court and appearing law
satisfactory evidence, that he is not iuh.bant OF ms
commonwealth IL or Tered, that said defendant do
appear the Rules to be held the first Monday h,
december next and answer the bill OF tile plainin; ami
That copy of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published In the City OF Richmond for i've
Capitol IN the said city. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
" y DION Es.
To FAMILIES.
RowAnDs unpRoyED) TONIC MIx-

no Those who would have recourse 20 Frtaiiy Ne
aisiss tor ftrsr ard Agac, Dyspepsia and Nsrr0Hs
Heeknessss should dsc uudnatc between tho Thousand
40 oae" remedies constantly heIaei birth To the pub
eth. all times pasi,) and that almost uni.
Ncfaalif siccessiul prcac liion called
koNANDS dMPRONED) TONIC MIXTURE.
few tenarks Viii to illustrate the difference. In
the lr place the operation OF the Tonic Mixture la the
of the Fever and Asue 10 entirely and pc
Stiiar. vet fafsr principles. sccocdly-lt not only
roHgfig arrests the Of hs chus when pune
sni Tsr-cverngy used, but the wonied
iansiions OF the general system TO perfectly healthy
aI.ck disease In who has had before.
Tafiiyrho sysetn daring the administration ofi'c n'
proved Tonic Mature springs up under lie ben
iahssacs and gives orth returning heh and
ithlyfrducingmore less effect upon the bow
~" The cause OF the disc passes on Ia the way inos
strongly indicated by nature. Fnhly-hs effects "a tic
~ teui uuilormly mild ami safe, well eliceni
s well adapted the fccblest infant simply by q
ic ation OF the dose, the most vigorous ADULT
Many other considerations, OF the utmost importance to
thc ANXIOUS parents and invalis might bc enumerated
here but the above few of The points ot contrast ia
comparison with the remedies generally rcsoredto pro-
isssonal and family practice, from which prorer ing
'nent may be formed In selecting the remedy. 49, T.,
n. n. With view TO establish entire eonhienee ~
the efficiency OF tho "Rowands Improved Tonic Mr'nrc
restores the original guarantee viz: The money shsh DC
returned every wherein the remedy has neen
punctuay used without producing the dcsircd ehect
Address Dr John r. Rowand No p, North second street,
Philadelphia. ..,,,,
tnoni Va JOHN GANNOR,
an IL One door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
DIR ~ 90 DIS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
Fall AND wtNrER 1912

ID n. JENKINS having removed 10 the New puS,h,,
noad. Va, wonh invite the sucasa OF MershSni, fs@.
lies and o,ers, IA the variety OF Day tois
hos &C sS SOC CASH S1 HSesr r ,s%s
& hS Is enabled to purchase aud sell cheaper than
al a. low prices Ia any Is,t OF The United states nAv
dsposedoi all OF his Obi goods. aud will hereafter offer
'esy eS%gls'S sssor,%ee, Of the following a,elss
orcd silks, all prices and qualities, for lay aud evening
MousLIN DE LAlNEs.-Eyery variety OF color and
CAIlCoEs- pieces fancy styles, all prices, from
10 and i2i cents. 10 thu very fines, manufactured
Al cloT SIups ss s osS NJ ~ S,lssss
LINEN GooDS-itish Linens. ell prices. from 2'ecn
widths Iowclhuc OF every description. shecIinss. ali
cen,s to 81 each Russia and Brs Diapers Napkins
HOSIERY AND GLovEs-Eyery description of Kind
AMI sac elk. cotton, uicrino, SILK AMI Other
make stockings and Gloves, tor men. women boys and
FAMILY MOURNING livery quality Of black anil
sns black and ssf mourning MonsLns, chals Rom.
BoNNsrs MnANDs AND FLowERs-Ia,est FASH
LAC. GooDs.-Thrcad AMI Bohinet Lace Wells seatfs.
Lag, and Ll,ags insc,!inss; oulings, etc. etc.
tLANN.is-wliic, rel and yellow rianncIs. Welsh
and American make; all qualities, from ~ the e.
BLANKETS He'd aud Negro Bisnkets all sisoa
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsois.-A very superior
manufacture Of these articles nude expressly Tor retail
AWAY Ini uiettno. lamb wool
sill shirts and Drawers; stocks CIavais Hosiery and
Gloves OF all Kinds SnspcnLcrs, Linen Bosms AMI Col
lars silk and Linen pocket andkcrchefs etc etc etc.
SERVANTS CLorlilNGAl kinds Of goods ioT uiaic
and female clothing
DOMESTIC GOODS go bales and cases OF bleachci
and nnbcaehcd shi'tings an shcenss. from
Jug, Cotton oznabuTgs In h.s useful and necessary
branch OF business great attention k given To have always
on banda very extensive stock Of all the approved
siiAwIs, scARfs AND MANTILLAs of the latest
lmpouatons.
suNDRl ARTICLES -Merinos, Dmity, Frnges, Cor
scits, Silk Nclyets Muslins III Cam6rek Book MnI and
Jaeonei Sewing Materials Of Linen, Cotton sk Hut
| TONS etc. etc. etc.
The Public Informed tina, they NAV rely upon Gnd
ing At this Establishment all times, full supply OF all
Tue above articles, from the cheapest kind made
,sbfic-thus suiing the and wishes Of all.
Goods arc opening every week throughout the
auction and elsewhere, ans will be sold great gains
- II JENKINS
So ~ sfaplc and Fancy Ory Goods and Linen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
rlaI.,ra,,

alla
John Lyle, IT.. and Eli.,be,h his wife,
Against.
Nancy Cotiorell deed, Iarkin Co,,orcu, chrstoplor
Hubbard. Judah pOEsei, dsc'd Nancy Trmyer Ehsa
tmyer John Camm rInyer, Maria Tiinyer aud Ioulsa
and Thomas co,,ryl inan under the ase twenty oue
ysai ey John k"erso the clerk Of the Court, the guar
nan adAen asSsnedby the Court 10 decnd them this
on the motion OF tho plaln,as by COUNSEL ,hs co,,
doth assign john Robinson. Clerk OF this Court guardian
al Item to the infant defendants Nancy Trmycr Eiza
nnycr. TO defend them n this suit. who ihereupon filed
s answer .: the Sid infant Defendants and the defend
aus latkin Cotoc and Christopher Hubbard, who are
OUT oIlhs country aud sgansi whom the puiins appear
defcnaut s, falling to arpssr AMI Sn.~er On ,c aao"
o inc painrs the Court 1oh take hs bin Tor confessed
on the ORIGINAL ani bis taken Tor confessed a.
to The ether adult defendants upon tho thr
81 exhibit was argued by counsel: ga concentration
wn,te, INC ,Sn', doth aasc orcf, and decree. that
we pan, john lble render an account II hts admins
irii0n on ia estate Of his interstate. William H. CooTe
directed c1ininc state and settle The same as Well
an account of the real whereof the said William Il
snec his DEATH and tho amount and su,y Of an. ,i'L,.
hue from the sad estate. aud make report thereof TO the
tourt, with any matters deemed pertinent by hn.c or
~hieh may be required by Ia" parties To be 50 stated.
Al Circuit SHpcricr Court Of Lar and ChaHcsry for
the county OF Icnreo and City ofRchnond on the Chan
Sey sde held a, the Capital la the sal city Friday.
William u Quits administrator of Joha Lyle, ir lie
ceased aud Elizabeth Lyle, Piifs
Nancy CooTer, Iaik kin Coitorc Christopher Hubbard
Jnduh Dossed aad Nancy rnyc Eliza Trinyer, John
iutmycr, Mara Trimycr Louisa rTinycr, Young Tot.
tot" Larkn toitcrcL ir. ani Thomas CuuoTcii, Infants
10y John Robinson the guardian assigned defend theta
al LUIS SUIT, Dcns.
THIS cause this day be asaic heard on the
papers formerly read ami argued by counsel
sicaon WHEREOF, the court h adujgc, order an de.
cree That the plaintiff, William II Curtis administrator of
yohn Ly deceased 10 render the directed
DC rendered by tho said inestaic 10y the
dccice pronounced Ia this the 7h day of Febru-
ary one thosanl eight hundred ami thryeght before
on" OF the commissioners of this court who directed
To- take the other accounts required by the said
afn anti ali 0l.. "A
accounts, an Ia report the the any mai
ters specially stated deemed pertinent 10y himself OF
which may DC required by the parties TO be so stated
Copics-Tede
WM SANDS &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE.
MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by

VNHE principle aud practice OF Modern surgery, by II
Druiti from the second London edition. illustrated with
hny wood ELgrayings, with Notes and Comments by II
Eliot =, Lecturer therapeutic and operative sur.
gerry IN the Louisville Medical Institute
Diseases Of The Uterus series OF Clinical Lectures de.
verci at the Hospital La Pee, by Lisanc and edited
by III Pauiy VI d. translated from the French by G n
Lodge, VI d. member o! the Massachusetts Medical Soc
~.
Lectures on Morbid dHdiOHiy-NatuTe and treatment
OF Acute and Chronic Diseases 10y John ARA strong D.
edited by Rr, with OF the life and writings
DIR Armstrong by Dill, ND
tiTsi Principles Of Medicine, by Billing u NJ first
American, from fourth London edition. and improv.
sL.
Rose on Consumption, ac.-COnsumpton durable, a
practical Treatise prove Consumption manageable lis
ease with treated under new tnos in
this country. by = Rose, VI ID. iuH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
FOR SALE,

EVEt
THE following aruelcs purchased Tor cash la York
l. viz.
Superior Belyille White Lead, in kegs OF % 81 leo
and 3J0 lbs each
Lnsced and Whale Oils
Spirits OF Tcrpcnunc
noap Stone Paint for tin or shngc Roof "a cheap and
durable articlc)
full supp y Of Green Paint for Venetian Blinds In
oil, IA ID Cannisfers, 4 superior article
Best Copal Natnsh best brown 30, and black Lacquer
for NaTnisl Of iron wort, with general supply Of
dry Paints, together with extensive assortment OF
Glass, from sNl0 2lGb1 box single light, paint
Brushes Of all sizes with BADGERS hair binders and all
Articles for the trade, unusually low, Tor cash.
next door 10 the Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
ROBERT MOTT
Informs his friends the public that he has lust re-
turned from New York with the above well seiecte sock
OF Paint Glass, Bushes etc, and is Determined TO work
up sell the moderate terms for cash OF ap
proved paper lie "a m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-04
LINEN GOODS

LINEN GOODS.
TuSTrcccivcd 10y the subscriber, an invoice Of Linen
Goods, comprising choice assortment Of sheeiings
Diapers Table Cloths &C. purchased AZ auction. great
sacIdces. and which he will sell very small advance
81 Pillow Case Linen
50, l0f aud ~ Linen shcetng from o. Oh and nm.
wards per yard
81, ! and IO-f Linen Dimask Diapers
u, 81 10 :, ~ I, % and lG Damask Table Cloths
PHI l2KlG. liNlS, ixlO and l6r2i satin Damask De-
baGs,7 Sand IL Dainask Napkins iIom e. % and up
wards
White. brown AMI coorcd Doyles
BIRDS oyc Diapers, Bsrnslcy Diapers, for Towels
Russia Diapers, Irish Linens, best make and finish
Richardson Family Linen
Linen flair Covering, Kcntngs, Lawns, Cambrics SC.
ia = JNO. WRIGHT,