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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

TIE CRors.-From the Lower Ports we lean
That, although vegetation has been much retarded
by the wet and cold weather, yet the crops, with
the exception of potatoes, are looking healthy,
and promise an average yield. Montreal Her
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

~ LAST DAY OF CASPER H.usgR at Peale's Museun.
and Newfofk He takes his benefit to-day and gives
splendid performances aud halpast by several emnenI
and volunteer performers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

HoRRID ACCIDENT AND DEATH-Y Yesterday af-
sefnoon young man named Luther Hodge, who
was hand in the oakum- picking establishment,
at Black Rock Dam, of Ch. Howard, Esq, was
instantly Killed while engaged in oiling the ma.
chlnery. DE was manged in terrible manner
the man artery of the neck being severed his
lower Jaw broken, and his lef. arm torn off close
70 the BODY, and run through the machine. He
was lo years OF age and sober and industrious
young man. Buffalo Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

MzxIco.-The brig Lime Rock, Capt. Aud.
arrived yesterday from Matamoras, which place
she left on the 7th inst, Gen. Wool, comman.
der-in-chief of the army the frontier, reached
Matamoras on Monday, the Sd inst, from Gerro
bringing about $4,000 to pay the troops sta.
toned at Matamoras. IN. O. Bee, 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

UNIVERSITY OF VERMoNr.-The Annual Com
mencement of this University, at Burlington
will be celebrated on Wednesday, the I'd OF Au-
gust. On the Monday evening previous, Rev
ZEyAs Bliss will deliver an Address before the
Society for Religious Inquiry. On Tuesday al
tcrnoon, Rev. O. a. BRowNsoN will pronounce
an Grafton before the Literary Societies, and on
Wednesday afternoon, after the Commencement
Exercises, Eulogy will be pronounced on the
late Rev. DR.. MARSH, by Rev. GEORGE o..
CnErvER, of this city. The exercises promise
to be of unusual interest
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
T,u1rt March "a. 1913.

In my former letter to you Informed you of the
in which situated here with the French and Engh
and have inform you that the business more
serious aspect than ever for the 10Th Of last month"; Com
modore Nicholas arrived here H. B. NJ Vindctive of 81
guns bringing presents this Queen from Queen VcoEia
and having heard of the which the French had
gained possession of the island, Immediately made known
public meeting of the natives his intention Of lying here
and protecting them against the entertainments OF the French
all hazards
The day. being the third day of his arrival here he
unbeu, sails and warped his ship abreast the Queens resi-
dence, where she still lying We have also two French
soopsofwar here that have been yEg here for the last w
months doing nothing but watching the proceeding OF the
English Commodore 18th the jealousy and the! intend
remain here til the arrival Of the French Admiral who Is
expected daily.
We then shall have of war, if actual war IT,
self neither party disposed give way to the other
and both parties have compromised ;er national honor
far that they draw back without concedng each
ohe which neither pfesen, appears disposed to do My
opinion is that the small ISLAND Of Tahiti will be the
Of involving France aud England conflict, for is the
island which they both want; NOT th- improvement Of iie
condition Of the natives, rs they pretend.
Should the French Admiral, his arrival here, take
bragg the manner which the English have conducted in
his absence doubt shall have the Of a
row here the John Bull commander hothesded and
iiery old CHAP and Of the efficient ships
the English
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
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LATER FROM YucArAN.-The schooner William
Penn, Giraud, master, arrived here yesterday
from Sisal, which port she left on the 5th inst
The most important item of intelligence which
she brings is, that Commodore Moore, with the
Texan fleet, arrived at SisaI on the I'd inst, and
was to sail positively on the 7th for Galveston
The William Penn left at Sisal the schooners
Endeavor and Glide, and the pilot-boat Argus,
all bound for this port. The two Mexican steam
ships had left Campeachy for Laguna, prior to
the departure of the William Penn.
n. o. Pic, 18th.
YucArAS-The schooner VIM. Penn arrived
yesterday from sisal, having left there on the 5th
instant Commodore Moore, with the ship Aus
tin and brig Wharton, had arrived at Sisal on the
I'd inst, and was to leave in a few days for Gal
weston. The commissioners appointed on the
part of the Yucatan government to arrange the
basis of treaty with Mexico, were about leaving
Merida to embark on board the steamer Rcgener'
ador, for Vera Cruz. Ibid.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22
important from the Society Islands.

In the Providence Journal of Thursday we find
two interesting letters from Tahiti, giving some
particulars respecting the occupation OF those
islands by the French which we do not rcmem-
Der to have met with before. We extract the fol-
lowing passages, from which it seems that the
English have been putting their finger in the pie.
The letter quoted from is dated February 10.
The government has gone regularly till within the last
days, since which have had nothing but of
aud have idea that shall have serious dis.
urbance here if the tranquility of Europe is not disturbed
by it for you know that about twelve days ago We had
arrival here of H. B. Nj ship Talbot Capt Sir Thomas
Thompson direct from England and of tire Bussole,
French irgate
Sir Thomas brought letters from the English Government
to Queen Pomare aud she was on the arrival OF the
ga Moea he boat for hsr to come oveI as she
had been Tahiti since the French had got
and hois.ed their protectoate flag But the receipt Of
Sir Thomass letter she across IN state with the oid
Tahiti flag flying in her barge She pulled directly on board
the ga without landing and they manned the yards and
the old flag of Tahiti the fore and sauted with tweu-
ty-oue guns, as they also did on her departure.
This annoyed the French greatly so much so that they s
sued protest against the proceedings of the Commando ID o
ag thereby disturbing the peace aud tranquility OF the place.
and acting directly hostile to France Sir Thomas then
quested the Queen call meeting OF all the Inhabitants OF
the island know whether 1t was their wish that the
French should hold possession and govern the Island The
it attended by abuut io,0
When called upon speak they all agreed in not
wishing the French to remain on the ISLAND
wished the Queen allow them and pull down the pro-
nag but she wond allow it, Last night how
ever, the flag hauled down. and the sgnal.fayards c
away. The Captain ohe Bousole threatened to fire upon
the place if the flag docs not again. and the captain oil
the English gae has threatened to 5re on the Frechman
the moment shot is fired upon the town. :,
AS the Of the English letter was that England would
protect her agans, any foreign power that should
upon her domnos and the gate present lie already for
bae and the Queen and ohe natives have ed to
distant part the island there is no knowing how this ALTAR
will end though the Frenchman and the Ensshman
will fight it ou as they equally matched care not
which wins.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

tween old measurers and new measurers; look
at this matter only in the light Of principle, and
speak of it Just as did four years ago, and have
done ever since. do not consider ir. Grout's
case OF municipal regulation OF Utica, requiring
a legal inspection of the -four peddled out and
consumed in that city at all in point. But let
this pass. Neither will deny the right of the
State of New-York to compel an Ohio farmer
and Yankee miller who happen to strike bar
gain in this city to pass their wheat through Mr.
Grout's bushel and pay him what our lawmakers
choose to exact for his trouble, though I would
like to have it discussed by ADLER constitutional
LAWYERS than Mr.. Paul Grout and his devoted
friend, H. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

THE CRUSADE AGAINST DoGs.-lhe holy hor-
Tor Of hydrophobia having instigatcd the con-
script fathers Of the City to wage war of ex-
termination against the whole Of the canine race,
Captain Tcrdon, with his aids.de-camp Mr..
Tinpson, posse of police officers, and number
of executioners of the prescribed ours and pup
pies ofthe City, entered On the work of death and
destruction on the 26th ult. During the first
week, ending July !, there were killed $50 dogs
on the Cd. ending July s, ILL., on the 3d. ending
July Is. l2l; during four days this week, up to
Thursday night, lis; making in all 593 dogs
which have been cut off and consigned to the
grave. The war still RACES from A to 8 o'clock
in the morning every day save Sunday. Yester-
day morning three sturdy sons of the Emerald
Isle resisted the destroyers of the dogs, and car
ryng the war into their ranks, endeavored to
drive them from the field. They were, however,
beaten back with spirit, captured and confined, as
a warning to others to beware.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

~ Paul L. GEoRcs, Esq. a very distinguished
Tyler man, has been turned out of the Office OF
Naval storekeeper at Bsooklyn, and Col. TENNIS
CsAysN, his Van Buren, predecessor, reinsta,ed
George was one of the earliest and most active
supporters Of Capt. Tyler. He supposed he was
cafe to stay in Office until the Accident had 60,
.h.ough with the Wings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

, rhe Works of L"rd BoIingbroSe, in
vols. H
The Works Of Edwards Burke in vols
The Madison Papers, ms VOLS,
Sponsors Poetirs,l Works, in 5 vols.
Select Works orihe British Poets, edit
| ed bs Pr. Aiken. 2 vols.
pope's PoeIical Works, 2 vols.
Psalms and Hymns, as tscd by in the
| Presby terrain Chnrch, new edllop,
handsomely bnuhd.
IN assortment OF Albums various pat
terms with coloured Plates
f;hessmen aud Backgammon B ards
\ Avaicty Of English Clossics, AND
knher works, in miniature, very neatly
OF up, and very neatly got up, and We
ry cheap: among which are
Tohnsons's RasseIas, Paul and Virginia
Token of Remembrance. Vicar of
Wakefield Tskea of ,Affecjion the
Bridal Gin, Token Of FS ndsbip
Exiles Of Siberia, Burdens Self bis
cipiine. The Marbinge Ring. Pure
Gold Bible and Closet. Caskei OF Jew
els, Pocket Companion. PoIlok's course
OF Time, Young's Night Thoughts,
&c. &c.
A large assortment OF ChiIdren's Toy
Books. Juvinf Re-, DC. from one to fifts
/ cents each. - -
N. Il. The Gih by siiss Leslie, ant
the Literary Souvincr, by Prof Frost
ara the most superb ANNALS ever pub
Iisl Cd in his country.
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OFFICERS AM iGENTS
TNEVER AND AGUE CuRED-For The

benefit ofihe afflicted am iIduce.l 90 actnosv
hedge The benefit have exp~renced from The use Of
pix doses of the SrAINBURN EXTRACT PILLS.
My case was thai Of the frat Stage OF Fever and
Ague. and which came on every "a hmm. sied
almost everything Thai was recommended 10 break
fbe chill. but none prUved e5ecIual except the
Stainbarn PiHs. which IOok about half b mr.
bef,rs usual IiIse fr the chill GENE on and .
confidently say that they hrOke il entissiy u j.
now three days since took the last d'se, and !
have not had The slightest syRpIoms the chiils
returning have recommended The pills 70 several
Of my friends who were afflicted similarly TO myself
and their testimonials 10 favor Of The pills snch
az 10 induce me 20 send their case accompanying
ibis. Wal L JOHNSON, Builder.
AZ 9th avenue. New York.
Price Is cents per box. Office 335 Broadway
aexi door below tie Tabernacle.
Fof sale at II bookstore Of W R0BB.
Also, by + w BaSSETr
dec 10 South Wheeling.
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SHHlR II SCH-NN ~ @D
yIya w aaAAs5 g9Aya9gaNls,


The Gin for 1914. illustrated bv eiyh'
beautiful eugravings fror painting
bv Sally, Huntingdon, Inman. Noun
and Page. f*
Tue Literary Souvenir. 1874. with re
Eugravings.
fne Holy Bible, large print. splendid,s
bound in Morocco or Calf.
The New Testament. various sizes and
in elegant binding,
fIenry's Commentaries on The Old and
New Testament, in @ vols ), new
and beautiful edition
The DO k o. Common PEA, or. large and
small in various kinds of binding.
with or Without The proper lessons.
The P.cticat Works OF viIIiam Words
worth. ruricy Merocco, gil, edges.
The Ursuline Manuai. REVISED by IN,
Rev John Power and approved ov the
RI Rev. DIR. Hughes, splendid,
bound. - (. ,-,r
The Dovou' Christians Wade Mccum.
Flowers OF Piety, revised by the Rev.
Dr. ilughcs
Works, completes in 6
vols. miniature edition.
Fiora's Interpreter; or, the America.
Book Of Flowers and Sentiments; By
Mrs. Hale. CoIoured plates,
Wilson's CoIored Orthodoxy, with CO
lored plates.
The Poetry OF Flowers and Flowers OF
Poetry: By Francis 5. Osgood. With
colorcd Plates.
The Works OF Lord Bacon. in 8 vols. !
WHEELING. Dpc Ia 1874.
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.R.yTCKERvs CFLEBRATED rn,nro-

DR.vICKER's CELEBRATED EMBRo-
u y CATION The subscriber has jnsi received
n fresh SUPPLY rCthis popular medicine. xarranfcd
srr-ri,r % my nrtiee in nse. for the cnrr ~
Rhcug nssrn L"miago. Spra,ns, Bruises. &c. o.
is also highly recommended ,r diseases OF horses
-',ch as P'Ievil. Frinia. Fcrsa Livsny. Bots. Sc.
For sale at he Drug S;nrc sf
LAFAYETTE MNEELv.
dec vs. Main ST.
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srLEvDIp AMERICAN BOOK,

lust pubiished The Gift s,hrist nss ami
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yht beautiful enzravi'i - q an pa,afri<s Nv
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The literary sspaFr nent Gu 4 ~ siorIss al
% etsy from fhc ee,i~ of Nj f.eshe. Mrs ~
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Mrs Riie'. " p Mills. w G Simms Ssba Sg,fh
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&e The Book has been much enlarged in SIZE
printed On la-gc fypr. on fine paper. and splcn-
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The uo-t superb ,unual ever published in this
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Decidedly the best Annual ever pabl; shsd in
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zen anv SIN Book from abroad, that snrpas sed
ittn Pictorial Embellishments or equaIIsd ~ in a
literary point Of visw. '--Grahans's MRy-zine-
This work for the ensuing year. nav be safsly
pio.nunccd snprriar 10 Try offs preJscssso.s.'
Saturday Post. ~ - -
May without hesitation, be pronounced by FAR
the most elegant work ofthe kind ever issned on
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COrGH CANDY-This, Is

DOYER's COrGH .eine
- The scaSon for Coughs and CslJ.. the pnb-cri-
her wnnld nsG'rm The Public lhni he hs- received
fesh sopply of this justly celebrated Candy. Which
ihansf moi p I'D info notnrieiy b, Hundreds oi
"nkn"wn and incresino,is crrifisaies. srommen-
died bv Physicians and orher- well kno~n here. ns n
..'easan'. safe. and 1T c'ual r, NEEDY E,r C"Ids
C"uei,s. Hoarseness. Phihyric. B.orine Cuurh.
Group. Asthma, dor. For salss stt the Drux Ss.re
.. LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
dec 10 300 Mann ST.
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COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

IL CHANCERY-In the circuit superior supe-
riOr court oflaw and chanrerv for Ohio county
The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
John M'Kee, "a s ~
BY virtue Of decree made bv said Court in
the -bove cause will EXPOSE 20 sale on Monds
the sth day ofFebruarv 1914. at the ront dyor
anctioa TO the higbesI bidder, l9t and s2puT-
tenances situate in that part Of the civ Of
W heslsng lad 9st oy jonathan Zane deceaS ;,
nineteen, containing 2 feet front on Man -.
and running hack 80 feet. The sid lot and az
and eighteen months, with inI-rest from the day
Of sale the purchaser giving bend and securlty
for the Jayment thersof.
Ivy MITCHELL. ID s for.
dec u Woona y O @. and Com mlssioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TN ,CHANCERY-In the Circuit superior
| t;onrt 1t Law and rhancery for Ohio county.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
Austin Peav and 9th rs
By virtue Of decree made bv said court in the
abov cause. viii expose TO sale on Monday
the 5.h day Of Fe5maEy 1914, at the front door
of the couri house ofphio county; AZ public auc
tion ~ The highest bidder. the following lots and
narts of iyine and b-ing in he city OF whee-
ling. viz parf Of q No IN square No s. being
20 feet of ground parts Of lots No 2 and ~
square 5, Lot No L. in square % In Bell Air add
tioa. South halt lot 20 IN visit square. part Il [
No IN said squire, lots No 4s and 40 in South
Wheeling Fast half lot Ne9 in 22d square ia Bell
AR addition, Lot Ne In same square, part Of lOt
! NO in same square lots No SO and So in Gra-
/ hams addition, and lot No ~ IN East Wheeling.
OF a suficiency thereof 70 satisfy the plaintiff
demand with interest and costs, tho lots or
parts Of lore 10 he sold 10 he designated by the
4 defendants or thrir agent. The purchase money
/ - 20 be paid IN three instalnents. and the said
property viii be sold a credit of SIX. twelve
and eighteen months. rom the day. Of sale, the
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest from
date, with approved security, and the tl'le retain
ed until the whole pHrchase money y paid, rs
further security. W MITCHELL. - Sfor
dec ~ WotDs. so Q and ConDnissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

(CorSer Of Monroe dad Church s'reefs9
MRS WADE w4uid rospe ctfny inform TIE
w 'Ladies Of WheelinE and DieinitB. that she
has islsf received from Phiadephia and New
York her fall Fshions after the latest Preach
ptyle B1nnets, Gaps, Bonnet Silks, French
Fioweru. Plasnes. Bonner u Cap Ribbons Fancy
Hetas, SILK and, Wash Blonss. Laees and Ea-
Nh. Scaeorn and Straw Bonnets cleaned,
altered and steel pressed in aeneatesf style and
at short notice. oct 2a-3n
UNHE WRONGS OF WOMAN, BY
Charlotte Elizabeth. containing The FsrsoksH
FJosa,. 81 II MELLOR's.
dec II
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ny Virtue Of deed Of Trust from Jacob Hull
- 70 me, bearing date on the 2 ID day of March
Ie42 and now m rccord in the clerk Office for
Oh 10 county. hook rs. pag~ 455. shall nr0ceed
10 sell on Friday, January - 1914. az 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. at the 'front.' door Of the court house Of
ohio CO. the cas-. half 0f a lot or parcel Of ground
In the addition u the town If wheeling laid ont
be Michael Graham which LOT v numbered 81,
rnfv sevenl en- the ori9ina plat 81 said addii ion,
and \ small slip or fraction Of ground lying
betveen said LOT 81 and the lands q Noah u ane
or Zane's boundary. supposed % be three feet
W de. together with All the tenenonts and APP
nurfe0anees thsrsfo belonging
iT'erns Of Safs-CASH.
Seilie4 a. truetee, shall convex only such ii'
tlo a. II vsated IN me bv said decd of frust.
5eczi JESSE LANTI, T'rustes.
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DRINT-NG TNK-A fresh supp w ~ tho Gin
ci9na,i Printing Tx, in Ike - Of s5 aud 50,
ID dec CT JoHN J h SWELL. I Mon 81.
II tHTI.Y MEDI -AL. 7 INA tRY-A reaf;=e
% the Prevention md care ofd'Sesses. by
Regimen an sim~le m edi:.ineS. by w Buchan,
v y, revised and enlarged. illustrated With
100 engr wings: six .,f which sre calored. 4 most
inval liable hook for family uss for sale bp
dec JOHN VI tSWEf.B, UriDn 81.
CANDFR'S school, B0OKS--This day re-
School Books. JOHN 1ASwELL,
deer Uui0n ST. s.
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D0rKS MISSING Tho following hsoks
} are missing from our Lihrarv. viz
9Th and 18th yslame> of LeiRhs Reports;
5h +" Randolpls d.;
Mhfonl's equity plead,ngs. 81 ~
These hooks each marked The back with
the nnme d Lamb We will give une dollar per
'vc,ume TO. INV one wha will return The ahave. ar
give ms such irGrrms,ion NAV lead 10 their
very iaav 26l ~s, LANB& RUSSELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

DRRss HANDKERCHfEFs AND sHAWLs
--8 daz Mrriao Dres Hdks,
s d1sn Muslin Dc Lame Idkf.
al gnnn SIR 10.
WIN every variety Of Six, nerinn and Cotton
Sbavlu anl HlkE. At sENSENbfS.
dee n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

FoR SAI.F-Jor. hat'- Crooks and Wooster
dec 9 FAIRCHIL1.
DROWN and bleach,d Muslin. Canton Flannel
ID Diekey's White. Yellow. Red and Green
all Woai Flann%ls. very cheap nj
nnv % JOfINST IN. BERRYHILL & cos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

z EMONs AND OTHER FHUiT-Jusi
4 rrcefsed = fsesh spprly q LEMONS, Fl0S.
PRUNEs RAlSlNS &C. which viii " I'D iow
fdes 10 PACKERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-22

ID EVOLUTIONARY CHRONICLE
u The Banfe boy &c Germantown. ~ George
s'T S.'. 70 For sale ct MELLoRs
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a NvILS AFD VICES. "A GOOD assortment
nav is OFT q GREER
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GfOTTON YARNS
$500 Lbs assorted Cosioa Yarns. TsceivedpeF
Belmont and viii be.anld 81 Iaanuiaeissefa rrices
dee JAS n FoRSYTH a 60.
NJ HEEt.lNC FIRE AND MARINE IN
SyEANCE CO.-Aa election Of nirc
directofs for the cOuDany 70 serve for the ensu-
ing year, will be held on Monday the "a Of Ian'v
1914 ~ the Office 81 the Company IN the CITY Of
Wheeling. between the hours n g and O'clock
Pm. w HARDIN O., Soc'g.
,SSTI.LA IITTI.E ATER~-J. SEN sENFY.
- No t37 Zanes ROw. has .ohis DAY reserved
one case superior dark prints, styles entirely new
end much cheaper tban eyer. Gee
'NN.OTHs. CAssIMEREs n CA8sfNETTs
y = 30 % Cuu Bloc black Cloth,
l ptecs sup Slack French DO.
a do Fancy cOfd do,
d. light % for Ladies coaks.
s ps plain and viewed Beaver Cloth,
a. o. Caasimsres asserted.
se - Cassinctis and % cloths from g cts q
~ 81, 81 ohNobAkf -
doep
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u3SLA.NNELS. FLANNELS-
- piece sup Silk Chain. 49, -----
pieces "a warranted not TO shf al.
us f~f Red do.
do 7 e do do.
8 do "a do do. yetx Chez, a,
dec JSENSENEY,S
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