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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31

Tn REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-By the way Of
Charleston, Boston and New Orleans, we have
dates from Very Cruz down 10 Jan 9th, all of
which 60 to show what we have been statng,-that
Santa Anna was far from being overthrown, that he
was in great force, and that, II public opinion and
the Departments were against him, yet, that with
his army, he had a fair chance Of recovering his
power. According to the last accounts Of his
movements, he was within five miles of the city Of
Mexico, that is, on the 26th ult. 1.-THE roads to
which had been cut up and barricaded, the citizens
being under arms, and a good deal of CONSERVATION
existing in the city itself-The citizens of Mexico
were rapidly enrolling themselves, and all hands
at work digging trenches and barricading the streets
to prevent the advance Of the tyrant.
The downfall of Santa Anna was al one time
deemed so certain in Mexico, that The poets plumed
their wings and commenced their lampoons, and
affected lamentations over the fortunes of the late
President. II is a strong indication Of the dread
entertained Of him in Mexico, that the roads lead
ing TO the capitol had been torn up 10 retard his
march. AT the same time the Sisters of Charity,
in anticipation of n desperate conflict and with their
characteristic pity and humanity had rendered
their services to the War Department TO be EN-.
ployed in the Hospital.
The accounts respecting Santa Anna's forces
vary materially. Some say he has 0,000 infantry
and 1000 splendid cavalry, and that Gen. Paroles
was far inferior, having 5000 men but these re-
ports as to strength are not to be relied upon, fol
fear or favoriteism exaggerates or diminishes the
reports Of the military strength OF the conflicting
parties.-Y. NJ. Express.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO IS.
In Probate Court, January 27th, 1916.
TOMES Euphemia Richardson, Guardian Of
Archibald and Harriet Richardson, minors, and
heirs 10 the Estate of JOSEPHUS RICHARD
SON, late of Halifax, in said District, Deceased,
and moves the Court here for license to sell the
Real Estate Of her said Wards, suggesting that
their personal Estate, is insufficient 10 pay the ex-
penses Of their maintenance, and education.
WHEREUPos, it is ordered that a hearing be had
in the premises, before this Court, at a session
thereof TO be holden at Wilmington, in said Dis
trict, on the last Thursday of February next, and
that said Guardian notify all persons Interested, OF
the time and place of said hearing, by publishing u
copy of the Record Of this order, three weeks sue
cessively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brat.
tleboro in said District, previous TO said time Of
hearing. A true copy Of Record,
%" Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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II thus appears that of the Democratic votes IN
favor of the resolution, there were SO from Free,
and 50 from Slave States. The 8 Wing votes in
favor were all from Slave States. OF the votes in
the negative, the % Democrats are all from Pree
States and of the Wings, 50 were from Free, and
Is from Slave States. The number of Democrats
voting was l40; consisting Of 81 from Free, and SO
from Slave States. Those 81 were divided into So
for, and % against. The number of Wings voting
was 20 consisting OF 50 from Free, and 26 from
Slave States. Those 26 were divided into 8 for and
10 against. The 50 Democrats from Slave, and
the SO Wings from Free States, all of course voted,
the former for, and the latter against.
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STATE OF

MAhLBOko %
In PrObuts Court, January 81, 1916.
ZONES Reuben Winn, Administrator upon tho
Estate Of ABSALOM PIKE, Jr., late Of
Nottingham, in said District, deceased, and moves
the Court here for an extenson Of the time hereto
fore limited to him, 10 settle said Estate, and pay
the debts of said deceased.
WHEREUPoS, it is ordered that a hearing be had
in the premises, before this Court, at a session
thereofto be holden at Wilmington, in said District.
on the last Thursday Of February next, aud that
said administrator notify all persons interested, of
the time and place of said hearing, by publishing a
copy of the Record Of this order, three weeks sue
cessively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brat
tleboro in said District, previous to said time of
hearing. A true copy of Record,
% Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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DIED.

In this town, on Sunday, the 10Th inst, Mr. In
come Jones, a Revolutionary Soldier, in the 55th
year of his age. Printers in W., Mass, and Ohio,
are requested to notice.
In this town, on the Goth inst, of consumption,
Miss Mary A. Langstroth, of Greenfield, aged "a.
In Brookline, on the 9th inst, MIR Luke b. Os-
good, in the 73d year Of his age. Printers in Mass.
will please notice.
In West Townshend, on the 18th inst, Stephen
A., son OF Mrs Anstiss A. and MIR Stephen L.
Thayer, aged 4 months and ~ days.
'sSleep on sweet babe, thy sins are forgiven,
For such saith Christ, is the kingdom Of heaven"
In. Ware, Jan. 10, Mrs Betsey Phelps, widow Of
the late Col. Samuel Phelps, aged 81.
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BrattleborO Academy,

TIME Spring Term of this Institution, will COM
L mence on Wednesday the 18th Of February
next, under the continued Superintendence OF Mr.
GEORGE B. NEWTON.
such assistance will be employed as the interest
of the school may require. Besides the studie les
usually taught in this institution, instruction will
be given in the Italian and French languages, and
Music, for each Of which there will be an addition
al charge.
ceptor or the Committee of the Board of Trustees
LAFAY E1TE CLARK, sto.
Brattleboro, Jan. %, 1916. "a
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CUTTING AND MAKTNC

Of Gentlemen's Clothing in all its varieties, in
the most perfect and fashionable manner; and
with allldue Difference to his bretheren of the
Shears and the Thimble, he at once solicits
and de6es competition.
All Garments, the making of which shall be
entrusted to him, shall be thoroughly made in
the best and most fashionable style, and with
n~eatness and despatch.
He can assure the fastidious, that garments
made by him have The true City touch, fit and
finish; and he can refer the doubling and en-
curing, TO the best dressed young men in town,
for ample proof.
Few men are entirely unconscious how
greatly the ease, quiet, selccomplacency and
true happiness of the timer man' depend upon
the apparelin which the 'outer man is habited;
and one of the cheapest and surest sources of
enjoyment is, in having the mortal frame we'll
clad in fitting and finished garments. Without
this, few men can feel sufficiently at ease in
good society, especially in the society of ladies',
to fully develope their mental resources, or the
riches Of their affections.
Clothing made at Harris, has the magic
power TO put the wearer entirely at his ease.
1t robs youth Of its embarrassments, aud diff.
dence OF its awkwardness.
Let those who doubt, call, examine, and
above all try, and their doubts win dissolve
like ice-sickles at sunny noon.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED TO FTT
PRICES SHALL ALSO FIT.
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CARD.

r. FRAMES, returns his sincere thanks to
the Gentlemen of Brattleboro and its neighboring
towns, for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him since his commencement in his
present line Of business and being fully aware
that bis Garments will give entire satisfaction, he
hopes still TO merit a share of their custom,
Brattleboro, Jan. 81, 1645. 90
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sTATE OF

mARLbOhog bss
In Probate Coari, January IL, 1916.
EOMES Newman Allen, Administrator upon the
~ Estate of DAYl ALLEN, late of Wardsboro'
in said District, deceased, and files his Administra-
ton account for examination and allowance.
WHERKUPos il is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this Court at a session thereof
TO he holden at. Wilmington in said District, on the
last Thursday OF February next and that said Adj
ministrator notify all persons interested, of the time
and place Of said hearing, by publishing a copy Of
the record Of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro in said
District, previous to said time Of hearing and said
Administrator is further ordered in like manner, 10
notify all persons interested, that this Court will at
the same time and place after the passing of said
account, make distribution Of the balance which
shall be found in said administrator hands TO the
Heirs at law Of said decessed-and will then and
there consider and determine all questions of ad-
vsncement. A true copy OF Record,
~ Attest ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31

A Sw1NpLER.-Ve understand that a drover, of the
name of Pratt, has recently swindled some Of the farm
ers Of Conway and Of Tie adjoining towns, out Of about
IS 5000. He formerly resided in Vermont, but more re-
Gently in Brighton. He has bought cattle in Franklin
county for about two years past His arrangement, we
learn, has been, to pay on the sale of the cattle. III
pocketed the avails ola recent drove, and abseonded.
We are informed that the loss falls upon a few, who
had bought for Pratt and among them, we regret to
learn, is our excellent friend, Col, Rice of Conway
Hampshire Gazette.
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STATE OF

In Probate Court, january 23d, 1916.
TOMES Oily Roel, Administrator upon the Es-
~ tate OF MOSES ROEL, late of Dummerston, in
said District, decreased, and files her Administration
account for examination and allowance.
WHEREuPos, it is ordered that the same be
heard and examined before this Court, at a session
thereof, to be holden at Wilmington, in said Dis
trict, on the last Thursday of February next, and
that said Administrative, notify all persons inter
ested, of the time and place Of said hearing, by pub
fishing a copy of the Record Of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print
ed at Brattleboro', in SAID District, previous TO said
time Of hearing. A true copy Of Record,
90 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31

MI. HART has paid particular attention TO
the science Of CUTrING, and is prepared upon
the shortest notice to cut every variety of gar
ments, in a manner that cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction
Most kinds of produce received in exchange
for work. Citizens from the n%eighboring
towns, are particularly invited TO call and be
satisfied of the truth of this advertisement
K. HART.
Braltleboro, January 90th, 1916. IS
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KEITH'S COLLECTION
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC;

CONTAINING
Marches, QuickstePs, Values, C~otiiions, Contra
Dances, Hornpipes, QuadriiLss, Scotch and Irish
Jigs, Reels, and Strathspeys, arranged for
BRASS, WOODEN d STRINGED BANDS.
MUSICIANS COMPANION, first, second and
third part Howes School for the Violin, Flute,
&c; Amateurs Song Book, first and second part
National Song Book.
Elements Of Musical Composition, and thorough
Bass, by J. b. Woodbury.. Together with a good
assortment of Music for the Piano Forte.
For sale by WOODBURY. g. BURDlTT
Brattleboro, Jan. %, 1645. 3w23
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The dwelling house and sheds, and most of the
furniture in the house, belonging to Joseph Lance,
Esq, of Calais, w., was consumed by fire on the
night of the 10th inst. Loss estimated at near
$3000-no insurance. The fire took from ashes in
a = wooden vessel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31

IMPRoBABLE RUmoR.-The Philadelphia Gazette of
last evening, contains a letter from a Washington Cor
respondent, in which il is stated that Hon r Clingman
of N. C. had left Washington, to have a hostile meeting
with a member OF, or champion for the Empire Club
for words spoken in debate. We cannot give credit to
a story SO discreditable to the good sense, and self-re-
spect of Mr. Clingman.-Erpress Of Jan. %.
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II

In Jamaica, Jan. 81, by Rev. N. Cudworth, Mr..
Nathan l.. Butler, (Attorney at Law Of Whiting
ham, and Miss Melvina G. Brown, daughter OF
James Brown, Esq, of jamaica.
In Colerain, on the 23d inst by Calvin Shsttuck,
Esq, MIR David Ashcraft of Guilford, to Miss Gym
thia Cole of Colerain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31

From the LIST November last up 10 the close Of his
administration, Ex-Governor Porter, Of Pennsylva-
mia, ~pardoned serenty-seuen convicts, hiriyJour OF
whom had been convicted Of murder, manslaughter
burglary, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31

THE Subscriber, will sell at Public Auction, on
the fifth day of February next, at Q O'Clock
A. M,
Yoke of Oxen, 3 Yearlings, 4 Calves,
Tons OF Hay, 4 tons Dat Straw,
Ton Rye Straw, 5 tons Corn Fodder,
] Cart, | two horse Wagon,
] One horse Lumber Wagon,
2 Harnesses, l Saddle, l Tanning Mill,
Single Sleigh, 2 Flows, l Harrow,
Culuvator, l thousand feet Of Boards,
Together with all kinds of Farming Tools, Too
numerous to mention.
W Conditions made known at the time Of sale.
PHlLANDER II. STREETER.
Vernon, January 10Th, 1916. %
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STATE OF

MARLBoRo', So.
In Probote Court, January 81, 1916.
To the Hon. the Probate Court, for the District of
Marlboro.
ID EUBEN VIM, Administrator upon the Es-
IN tate Of ABSALOM PIKE, Jr., late Of Whit
ingham, in said District, deceased, represents that
the debts of said deceased, amount 20 S6I9,5I
That the expense of settling said Estate,
will be about 4 40. 90,
That the personal property decreed TO the
widow, and that set apart for support of
children under z years Of age, amount TO $244 ,0Os
$9os,5E
That the personal Estate, and Rent of the
Real Estate, amount to S4sT ,60
leaving a balance unprovided for, Sdol o.
Wherefore he prays said Court, for r,cence 10 self
so much of the Real Estate of said deceased. as will
raise the aforesaid sum.
REUBEN WYNN, Administered ,
WHEREUPoS, i is ordered that sa,d spp,iea,ioti
be heard before this Court, at a session thereof Ia
be holden at Wilmington, l., said dis.,,es' on he
last Thursday of Febrna. = next, and tina, said Aa:
mlnlstra,or notify a., persons interested, of the
~. ne an Plece Oh said hearing, by publishing a COPY
OIL me record .f said Petition with This order there:
= 'ni1e "seeks successfully in the Vermont Phes
NIX, Pr-,ted at Brattleboro', in said District, pres
'iorA TO said time Of hearing.
- A true copy OF Record,
l22 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'f
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FLOUR.

r II. WHEELER, has just received and offers
". for sale, Superfine Flour delivered TO any
family In this village) at cost in New York, with
the addition of 81 IL cts. fer freight, storage,
profits, &c. sc.
N. B. A nimble ninepehes is better than a slow
quarter, January %. is4s
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Those wishing To take lessons in Music, will find
no better advantages than will be here presented.
Board may be obtained in the Boarding Houses,
which will now convene so or 60 Scholars, or in
good private families for O. ,25 per week-Room
rent and washing included. Also, Rooms will be
rented, fitted with good stoves, to those wishing to
board themselves
swanzey, N. H., Jan. 9Th, ls45. 5w%3
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Vermont & Massachusetts
RAILROAD.

TNHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
IL Vermont aud Massachusetts, Rail Road, win
be held at the
Merchants Erehunge Hotel, Boston, on Wednesday,
February l2h,
for the choice of Directors to act upon the accept
ance of any act touching the Sd section of their act
of incorporation to consider the expediency Of
amending the Bylaws, particularly the I'd and Sd
articles thereof, as to Directors, aud TO transact any
other business that may legally come before the
meeting.
F. w. BUCKINGHAM, Clerk,
Saturday, January l6, 1876. %
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MOUNT CESAR
SEMINARY,
& Swanzey Academy

TIME SPRING TERM of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
March next, TO continue eleven weeks. The In
s~litution will be under the superintendance OF
Messrs. II. A. Pratt, and p. X. Kendall, Jr., as
sociate Principals. The French Department, will
be conducted by Miss Augusta Field, formerly
teacher in one of the Public Schools in Boston,
Lady of an accomplished Education, and who sus-
tains a high reputation as a teacher Also, Miss
Maria Field, OF the same place, a natural, and jim
ished Musician, and experienced Teacher, IS EN-
ployed as Instructress in Music. Mr.. J. w. Knight,
Teacher of Penmanship. The reputation sustained
By the Principals, as thorough Scholars, and their
former standing, as Teachers, as also their Assistants,
render the Trustees confident that the Institution
will be in able, and Efficient hands.
There is a new, and well selected apparatus con-
nected with the Institution, sufficiently extensive
to illustrate the important principles of Philosophy
| Chemistry, and Astronomy-Also, Electricity, and
Galvanism in connection with which,, Lectures
will be delivered before the School. Instruction
will be given in Practical Surveying, Measurement
of Heights and Distances, &c. The Classical Depart
ment' will receive a prominent share Of attention,
and every facility will be offered 10 young men,
fitting for College, to secure a thorough, preparatory
course. In fine, no exertions will be spared by the
Teachers, to secure to the students, a thorough and
rand progress in the various branches pursued, aim
ine al all tunes, at an ample develoPement, and cor
rect discipline Of the Intellectual powers, by ehich,
alone, the acquisition Of knowledge IS rendered %
practical utility. Retired from the hustle and din
Of the business ~world-distant from all that would
lead the youthful mind nstray from the diligeni
pursuit of knowledge, or the path of vlrtue-here
the student may give himself up wholly, to the
spirit of Improvement, and prepare Tor future use
fulness-and it is confidently hoped, that the public
will continue to extend that liberal share of patron,
age to this Institution, which it has thus far re-
ceiVed. HHa
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TIME Subscriber, has rented his Stone Shop,
stand, where he will be ready at all times TO wait
upon his old customers, and such as may ia
yor him with their patronage, with all kinds Of
JOB WORK,
in his line. Grateful for past %favors, he solicits
a continuance Of the same-and hopes TO merit
the confidence OF his old customers.
ALso,-Calls upon all indebted 10 him, by
Note, or otherwise, 10 call and settle imme-
.diately. LEMUEL X. BEMIS.
January 18th, 1545. ~
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BRATTLEBOROUGH
Tail RING
establishment,
OVER TIE oErIcE.

VuNHE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks
Il to his friends and the public, for the I'M
expectedly liberal patronage with which he has
been favored, and begs leave TO assure them
that no effort on bis part, no display Of skill and
taste IN the line of his business, shall be want
ing TO ensure its continuance.
tie remains at his old stand, and will con-
tinue assiduously to devote himself to
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Brattleboro, January soth, is45.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-14
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, lSi5.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Susan, Laaderman, Kingston, Jamaica, w.
Howell s Son.
Brig Mary, Lufrio, Port Spain, Trinidad, do
ARRIVED.
Bargue Lawrence, Hamilton, days from Boston,
assorted cargo, TO Osborn & Whiiridge Saw yestcr-
day Sunday off Smiths Point ship, with painted
ports, and n barque-boh hound up.
Barque Ellen, Gill, (beiGre reported below from
Key West, with barque Eeanors cargo, to John X.
Randall
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, days from Charleston
cotton and rice, to John X. Randall.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Pocahontas, Higgins, was advertised at Liver
pool 9th ult. 10 sail for Baltimore 10TH
Barque Active, FoXwel, for Baltimore, sailed from
SAUCER (near Calcuta) Oct. 4.
BarQue Margaret tlugg, Litton, for Baltimore, clear
ed at New Orleans ID inst.
Brig Julia & Helen, Amesbury, from Baltimore ar
rived at Fall River Sih inst.
Brig Dover, Smith, for Baltimore, cleared Boston
llth inst.
Brig Sally Ann, Tucker, from Truyillo, via Key
West, arrived at New York 10Th inst,
Schr Union, Potter, from Batnorc, arrived at Pro-
violence 9th inst.
schr Maria, Leaning, from Baltimore, arrived al
Newborn, N. C. 18th ult.
Schrs Margaret Ann, Hammond, from Baltimore,
arrived at New York llth inst; and Rochester, Clark,
and A. F. Myrick, Catheal, for Baltimore, cleared
same day.
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BY R. MEACHANI.

1O2, CORNER BALTIMORE q fIoLLIDAY-sTs.
ENXrENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND
~ SECOND HAND FURNITURE, SC. On
WEDNESDAY (To-monow) MORNING, Jan. 18th,
at 10 o'clock OH the st I'd and "a floors OF my store
corner Baltimore and Holiday streets, will sell the
entire stock of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, sc &C. of
Branch Brother, consisting in part of marble top
Dressing bureaus; plain Bureaus; two marble top
Nashstands; IL mahogany Rocking Chairs; windass
swell beam Bedsteads; marble top sideboards; two
marble top Sofa Tables; Pier Tables; mahogany
SOFAS and Pillows, two very superior; 25 8ice Arm
Chairs, in Rosewood; doz. do. do. in maple; doz.
do do in rosewood and gold striped; . mahoa pivot
do do; portable Desks; mahos. office Table Desks
lot camp Stools common wood seat and cane do.
Chairs, &c. Terms, 500 and ove..t months, under
SiOO 60 days, for approved endorsed bearing in
terest from day of sale.
Also, very fined toned Piano Forte, perfectly new.
Also, variety of second hand Furniture, C, mpris-
ing suit of damask curtains and ia.ares hearth rugs
cane seat chairs, bureaus, tables, mirrors, &C. belong
ing to family declining housekeeping with which the
sale will commence. Additions solicited
Jal4 2t X. MECHAM, Auctoneer
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ial0 Between Charles and Light-sts.

FaSO THE LADIES, The subscriber is selling
IL off at reduced prices, handsome assortment of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of Mousin
and Grape de LANES; Cashmere D'Ecosse; AlpaCas;
plain and fg'd Merinoes; Bombazines Gala Paids,
Plaid Cloakine; Pongee; Irish Poplin; Linen Cambria
and Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Caicoes, very large and
handsome assortment Me .no, Thibet, TagIioa and
Blanket Shawls; Ginghams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Waddng; WEIGH Fannes, Warranted not to shrink,)
Canton Flannes and Blanketng; Crash; Whitney
Blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long Cloth
Shirtings and Sheetngs; Silk Vclvets; Laces and
Edgngs; Skirts Brown Hollands; Coored Cambrics;
LuStrings, Serge, sc. HENRY w. COOKE.
jail OF the late firm of Cooke, Flint & Co.