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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-26

New KIND OF sUNrowDRR. ~ We read IN A
Swiss paper, "Professor schonbein recentlv
presented to the Society of Natural History Of
Basic a specimen Of cotton prepared BY him
more in%aammable than gunpowder, and expied.
ing With a capsule. Several trials we're made
with i. A email quantity, equal to the six.
teenth part Of an ounce, placed il 4 gun, car.
ried the ball with such force that ii perforated
two planks at a distance Of So PAGES, and i,
another time with tho same charge, and at The
same distance, drove a ball into a wall t. the
depth Of 81 inches. Insome other experiments
a drachm Of cotton sent ball Of three Quar-.
tiers Of an ounce in weight to a distance 81 200
PAGES, where il P netra,rd a deal plank 10 the
depth Of two inches. Ap0rtion OF this cotton
when placed on an anvil aud struck with 1
hammer, caused q loud defamation, without,
however, the cotton taking FIRE. The cotton il
Of a very superior quality, and what i most
extraordinary, it's infammabls property is not
destroyed by its being thrown into waser and
afterwards dried.s
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THH coqUETTE.

BY MILES eARALD KEoN.
liz spring morning, in her old &c, che sat
down alone at the easement. The morning
Of the dav, and Of the year, PIT her in mind
Of the morning Of her life; and she sang
with tears
Myhenrt is sinking
With ever thinking
him who wood me in early life;
lie had scarce a rental,
But his look was gentle,
rs, whispering, he prayed ME to be his wife.
81 cannot 2rofTer
A wealthy %coffer,''
\ b ran his words in the d ys Of YOUTH
"Dut your husbands glory
May be named in story,
J nd you shall engioss a heart of truth"
Moray, adorning
Some vernal morning,
Der broke m're sweet DER an eastern isle,
Than the beam beginning,
On his lip so winning,
70 dihuse the light of Hopes youthful smile.
BIT I answered slightly,
Laughing 50 lightly,
That my love was love Of the rich and high;
Sand that I CARED not,
Indeed, l DARED not"
And thus | rebuked him, | know not why.
lie bowed, and departed,
Quite brok en-hearted,
And long thought he might come once more;
Bul, 0 my Iife's morning!
One pretence Of scOrning,
Clouded the light which your moment bore.
Thus my HEARTS sinking,
Ash still sit thinking
How he prayed me softly to be his wife;
Though small was the rental,
The look was so gentle,
Df him who woO'd me In early life.
Dohar Mdgasine.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-26
Minor morals of the Me1iesns.
CAMAReo, August &c, l846.

HELEWMNH Il.
Editors Of tie Riceyune-I have been walk
ing about town this evening, looking at the
Mexicans as they were doing up their Chores
for the night. A lit Q back from the plaza,
the streets were filed with herds Of goats and
sheep. They herd these two useful animals
together, and they seem so much attached to
each other, that separating t Q sheep from the
goats would be as hard work in Mexico as
drawing a correct dividing line between the
Indian and Castilian. These Mexicans are a
primitive people in their habits. They plough
their fields with crooked sticks drawn BY oxen,
with sticks for yokes, Iashed 10 their horns
They grind their corn and mix re dough both
in one operation, the only instance in which
they 90 ahead Of the Americans, and bake and
it, all at one sitting. The idea Of sitting
before a dish Of whole corn, and carry
ing away a portion of it in my stomach, on
WINS novel to me, but ! have frequently
done it here. At sundown the women turn
put with their earihern jars, to bring drinking
from the river, and the streets are filled
with them. | am told by someof my bachelor
on whose iasie | can rely, that Tiers
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-26
A fairs with Mexico.

Tho Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce is the most accu-
rate Of all the Washington letter writer's res
pecting the course of the Administration. In
his letter, dated the Let inst he gives the sub
jcined intellig nee in relation to our affairs
with Mexico, which, if true, is very important:
The new inspect Of our relations with Next
co is a subject Of much remark and specula.
ton. The prospect Of a speedy and amicable
adjustment Of all difficulties with Mexicn is
now before us. But it may be soon over
whelmed.
This Government Is 50 sanguine Of an adj
justment on their own terms, that they have,
as am this day informed upon good authority,
discontinued all arrangements for such add.
tiOnal supplies as might be necessary for pro.
longed operations.
Gen. Taylor win not 60 beyond Monterey.
That port, Ihave supposed, would be his quar-
tiers till the end Of the war. jut / now be-
lieve that he will halt al Camargo, and never
go farther, until it shall be seen what influence
the restoration Of Santa Anna is to have upon
future relations.
The opinion which | have found to be preva-
lent is that Santa Anna, whose great reputation
and large property are staked on his present
enterprise, viii! seek to consolidate his power
at home, by making peace abroad. am Of
the same opinion. His friends and agents here
have avOwed it, as his policy, to make peace
with the United States Private overtures, to
this effect, have been made to this Government,
as is we'll known TO me.
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Pretty EEES FoR A D4RKEY.-We have iua,
heard OF a little transaction thar occurred soma
two weeks since, which, for audacily and
management, the equal Of it, We have rarely
heard Or read Of. A negro belonging 10 MI.
s'Ovall, Of Carroll county, got ID company
with a free negro Of the nsighborhOod, and
managed TO steal his papers, He then wen. ID
Tchula in this county, under the name and
guise Of the said free negro, where be remain
ed for several daye, waiting for 4 boat. All
length one arriyed-the negro went on board,
exhibited hls free pass tolhe captain, and a..
piled for passage to Yicksburg, where he wish.
ed to 60, he said, to see bis brothers, and thence
up the Mississippi. The trick Of Inc fellow
being unsupported by the Captain, Of course
he was received and taken to vicksbure.-
When arrived there he got the captain 10 take
him to an uPward-bound boat, introduce him
exhibit his papers, &c. Next morning the ne
gro was riding the surgesOf the huge father Of
waters to parts unknown and has not vet been
heard Of.--Lerngton .Adu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
Eagle Lottery Office,
NTAIN STREET, CORNER OF E1GH
lVl TEENTH STREET

Schemes for tic Week
Tuesday River Lottery, Glass No.
l6l. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, 1000, S Of 200,
&c. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No 1876. Prizes:
$4,000, 1000 900, 7G2, 10 oil 400, $50, 200 100,
SC. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets , 50.
Wednesday River Lottery, Glass
No. 1862 Prizes: 500, 500, 1900. $500, 10 OF
1000, &c. IS Nos. l3drawn. Tickets 5.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No. 1877. Prizes:
81, 900, l.49l, $50, 500. 200, &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets /.
Thursday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No. 1863 Prizes $4,000, so of 1000, 900, 800
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 4.
Friday-Grand Consolidated, Glass No. Ex.
ira. Prizes 500, 900, 5000 $780, so of 1000,
sc. IS Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets 5.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No. 1879. Prizes:
$4,000, 1000, 343, $50, 10 Of 100, &c. IS Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets 1.
Saturday River Lottery, Class
No 1854. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, l,750, 10 Of
500, &c. IS Nos Is drawn, Tickets 4.
For Saturday Evening, sales close a. 8 o'clock.
Delaware Lottery, Glass No. POI. Prizes: 5000,
$50, 800, sc. &c Nos, IL drawn. Tickets /.
ALSO,
$4,000, 10000, 100 of 600! Grand Consoli-
dated Lottery, Glass No. 81, to be drawn Al VIII
minglon, Delaware, on Saturday, August %,
rs Nos Is drawn. Capitals: prize Of $50 600,
| of 10 900, OF S,000 1000, Of 5000, OF
2,l5S, 100 Of 1000, 100 of 500 &c. Tickets 10;
halves 5; quarters 2 so.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
tickets in all the Lotteries under the management
Of D. Paine & Co. will receive prompt attention,
and the drawings forwarded when requested
Addres. JOSEPH CHASE,
August Richmond, Va.
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TRUST SALE or STEAM ENGINES,
CARS &c

PURSUANT Ia two deeds OF trust, executed by The
l Portsmouth aud Roanoke R.ilioad Company, dated
respectively the 18th Of March, eio, and 2th October,
IL H. both duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Norfolk
County Court for the purpose of pa, ing certain notes
due 10 lie President, Directors & TO- oi The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia. and the President, Directors Co. oi
the Bank Of Virginia. therein provided Tor IN Tue rsi OF
which deeds am surviving Trustee and ~ the Sc
cond was appointed sole Trustee. shall sell al public
auctou before the Courthouse in Portsmouth, tor cash.
on the 4th Of September next, al hall past ~ O'clock,
A. NJ, the following property ntloned 70 sara defns,
To vii: Two Engines, severaly called the 4: Joynrr
and 4 Emmerson eightwheel Passenger Car, call
ed The Washn gton; eight-whee' Baggage Car one
screw Cutting Machine, twelve ioir-whceI common
Wood Cars three eight wheel Freight Cars twenty cast
iron chilled Railroad Wheels or 50 many nf the ,nree
iasr described articles mag he in existence ana one
wheel Ensin- called the Roanoke, and her len
dor made nv EastwIck aud Harrison.
Shond il he deemed advisable by those Interested ~
the nnymrnt Of the above notes, To postpone hc above
sae until after the sale To he made ny The Beard 81 rnc
o ks under the mortgage TO the STATE which y auvrf
tsed 10 take place on TIE same DAY, ln'h Inc
above properly will be- sold Immediately after 'nen sale
The tltc To The above property Is believed 10 DC per,
feet ALI of il having been acquired Ivy the Portsmouth
and Roanoke Railroad Company after liz mortgage 10
the Board of Public Works and duly conveyed as above
mentioned vet acting Trustee, shall sell and con
vev only The tue legally and squ ably vested IN me by
IN. deeds aforesaid WA. II. WILSON, Trustee.
portsmouth August III, l545.-ctd-
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LAND FOR SAFE.

ryNHE subscriber offers the following Real Estate su
j acd in ihr Sa,c If lilinns for sae-tp Wit bsD
acres .j.s...-
If Car;oon, III being the seat OF justice ot
Greene county, 3J this tract IL in cultivation
The farm auJoins the Town, and forms the boundary q
sides thereof There are several springs OF sum
cient and lasting water, which through various ell
closures and furnish abundance Of stock water. Ths
farm also provided with vast body of valuable tim
Der.
Also, 46D of first rate Land, IN Adams county.
800 al which * siN miles from the city o Quincy
= 100 acres Of IL in cultivation. This farm is valuable
being very rich and near Ia market.
Also, I'VE story bfick House, In the city, situated
the public square and nearest II tie Court house.
wi store the lower floor - feet front, aud run
ning back - feel The second and third floors we'll
arranged for boarding house. Also, the undivided
half Of the steam Ferry The Mississippi river, 1t
the city Of Quincy. Also, the undivided half Of $50
of bottom Land, opposite The city, on the river
upon which the Ferry u situated Also. 800 acres Of
Land in Warren county. Also, $50 acres IN Knox
county, 500 oil which Is IN body. lying within
one and han miles Of Knoxville, the county seat. Al
50, $50 IN MrD0nongh county Also, 100 acres la
Fulton county. ALSO, 24O acres In Peoria county
Also, the undiv ded half of $40 acres ~ Wisconsin
Territory This land is first rate, and IL situated in tho
richest mineral country. and upon which large amount
Of mineral has been raised.
The principal part of the foregoing lands have been
subscriber. and Of the best quality. For the purpose
Der would receive IN payment Negroes for ALL except
small amount, which will be wanting in money.
THOMAS CARIIN.
S.-Any person desfous 10 purchase VIII please I'D
dress the subscriber, II canoon, Greene CO., Illinois.
Aug. i-c5tt Il. 4.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SAL f.

,y,ur subscriber intending 10 remove to me south,
1 YIN sell me Estate which he resides, calico
yE.tSTE.AD In the lower end Of Tie county o
cumberland, near tic town al tarrrsslHr' on !'.h't
River II contains e}s acres, OF wnch ~ acre, are ~
vcr law grounds OF first quality Inc hig ahu 'its ~
y-; ar nroaabiy better, than any on inc ri'el' "
STONES most advantaTeonsy TO The Sohth, ana -
rally esee med equai 10 any in this section q .le
and n portion highly improved. Inc society " 'ne
n.irbborhood is intelligent and asreeaoie. INC ~ M
movements are all new, and IN good cohdilion. is
consist of large dwelling house handsome anu eo,
with beautiful yard and garden wen enciosea
and all The necessary buildings for such an es.a"sn
mcnt. The out buildings are OF the best kha-the
ha,r built las year. with rock basement anu contains
,b,esbng machine of great power the tobacco nos1s,
,sh,rs and houses for the negroes are all eood
,ouu nj unnecessary say more o. the an'ahlaee ~
,,naon and quality Of the soil OF this Estate as
asumed purchaser would examine II caIeiui'y LOT
b,mssIfb the subscriber will add, that, 10 person
,shng N purchase Gu estate for residence, " Is ser
d s,,h an one is offered. The distance To- Richmond
i A. miles by the canal, oifordins easy aid cheap Hais
norta;;on for travel and produce ,.
IT, snh.rr,lrr has two smaller Tracts OF and-"h@
.oaiaininr 3sO acres within half mile of ioc view
,d Es,ate-tbr other l2U acres, distant miie anu
nall. both having them an abnndah, supp. =, nav
-. ',vhirb will be sold with this estate or no, rs may
brs, suit a purchaser ,,oe. ,,bo NAV
s - nurebase are assured that be viii DOT oenana
r,ore Than the fair value Of such properly. ne WIZ
=, any time ready to shn. tile properly 70 'hoTe W.
nav rail- on him with the view OF purchasing.-
Jane l9-cw2ia Lo' =
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vVOrthann's Office,
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
Nv MOSD VIRGINIA.

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Splendid Scheme! Five prizes of $4,000
are $4,000 New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. IL.
Drawing comes 10 hand today. Capitals
prizes of $4,000 a,524, 100 Of 500, SO OF $50,
64 of 200, &C., SC. rs Nos. and II drawn bal
lots. Tickets 8; shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Delaware State, Glass No. 65-drawing comes
p.r mail tomorrow. Capitals $4,000, 5000,
5000 1880, 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500 10 OF 300,
10 OF $50, Is OF 200 is of $50, $50 OF 100, &c.
Is Nos,an IA drawn. Tickets S; shares 10
proportion.
Lotteries to he Drawn mt Alexandria Soon,
Angus, 22d-Alexandra Lottery, Glass No.
$4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1887,
1000, 1900, /, $780, LOO, 1000, 2 Of 800, Of
/ 300, 100 OF 500, 100 OF 400, &c. Tickets 10.
August 2sih-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No
1916 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1886. 1900,
1000, 900, $500, l,7Oo, $500, 10 of 1900, &C.
Tickets 10.
TrAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of S5 or more, al this Office, without
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Aug. 10 Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
Stratten,s Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH URTE EN- TIL
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, 50, Aug. Is:
723 IS sc 3 81 So 9 S. 80 So 66.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, II, Aug. IS:
"a IA Q SO 10 rs So 81 69 7 AZ IS IL.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg, No. SO, Aug. II:
62 10 S. Al 60 4 2 4s IL "a 40 30.
Hail, Nos. "a 60 62, prize Of 500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing rccefped euery dap at Z o'c1ock, p. M.
$4,000 Dollars in Prizes Of II, QUO Dollars!
Tuesday-Ns& Jersey, No. 7l.s Capitals of
$4,000, 1924, 100 OF 500, &c. IS Nos u
drawn. Tickets So halves 4; qrs. 2.
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars J..
Observation-Disclosures, No. 65. Capitals
$4,000, 5000, 1000, $50, 10 Of 600, &c. IS
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S5; halves so; qrs.
p.
$4,000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Thursday-New Jersey, U. Capitals: $685.
900, 5000, 1000, $500, 1924, 20 Of 1000, &c.
IS Nos, ii drawn. Tickets S. halves 2 so;
qrs. / rs.
$500 Dollars 1000 Dollars
Friday Misunderstanding, No 80. Capt.
tails: $500, 1000, i,56l, of 1000, &c ~
Nos, is drawn. Tickets 81 so; halves 30 (;
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly auendedto, anddrawings sent when re-
ques,ed. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Aug. IT Richmond. Va.
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"A Valuable Estate
IN TIE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
MARKET

AM anxious Ia sell either a pnrfion the whole oil
my land upon LIE Rapid Anne River, In the county
Of Orange. This Estate is esteemed by those who
know IT, equal IL not superior, to any In This region It's
Tract IL supposed TO contain about GEO acres and am
willing se either the whole, 800 acres, without
the buildings Ii divided, full proportion of timber
could be allotted 10 each part Adjoining this last 800
screI there also 81 IL very valuable tmbrred
land which can hr had. The two united, would form
a most desirable Farm Owing Ia the Excessive drought
oil the past Summer, my lands do not present their
usual gowth OF grass; yet their ine adaptation 10 grass,
all grain crops, AMI To tobacco, well known IN hs
vicinity. There 10 at the richest low grounds,
and on one part deposIic from the river, sni
Gent least go It's qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling an this Farm has been consumed by FIRE, but The
al $780, The contract price offered by excellent work
nsn. These walls 81 feet By 40 feet, Two story,
wuh an excellent cellar. The cost of wood work must
depend upon its execution. The timber, however, ~
abundant on the land, and there are two Saw Mile,
distant ess than one mile The contiguy Of these saw
Mills two Gri-t Mills, large FIGURING h and hoursh-
ing Wcolea Factory must add essentially To the con-
yrnencs and value of this Estate. The location Is
such that il cannot be male pass way, and - pecu
liatly removed from annnyances Of all Kind. The
river has hren surveyed, and company Is now form
Ing with most atteriHg prospects of opening naviga
from Gordonsvr Depot OF Louisa Railroad Is only IL
miles The buildings now standing are an excellent
Kitchen. with four rooms, a Meat House, DAIRY, a
large Framed Stable Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins. The Gaiden u produc-
live and the Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
tain view My terms nnrhird cash. residue IN one
and two years, with without interest, rs may be
agreed between myself and The purchaser An nhqnes
nranrs Nav EFT c. &. MACON.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LANDS IN MARKET


IL EsoI,VED 10 rmierate during tbr present Fan to
IL the South West, the undersigned will offer Al public
sale nj his residence The 18th of September next,
MS several tracts OF land, situated III Inc county OF Va
rOne. They are known as SPRING GROVE, WEST
WOOD & fARlsH's nad comprise IN the whole about
8, 500 acres
SPRING GROVE, my homestead, situated on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, il
within ten mites Of fredericksburg, and contains ECO
acres. Inc fertility Of the soil l. unsurpassed in this
section at virginia. II Is peculiarly adapted Ia The
growth Of fine Tobacco, such used by manufacturers
for special purposes or 70: foreign export On il is
reclaimed marsh, perfectly secure from humiliation.
winch yields III from rial L. twelve barrels
81 corn pe: acre. Varying according Ia the seasons.
The buildings embrace large dwelling, Kitchen, lee,
Carriage, and all other outhouses in good order. The
Barn Of modern structure, and cnmmodously arranged;
Is located within / Of mile from the Railroad, Oh
which l. turn out built for the convenience Of the
Farm. Such are the facilities OF transportation 10
Richmond Fredericksburg, tina; from three to iyc
hundred barrels of corn may he delivered in day.
WESTNOOD, adjoining Spring Grove, contains 40
acres, upwards OF 2Ul OF which are reclaimed marsh.
Few tracts prssrn. stronger inducements 10 capitalists
than this. Know unusually productive, 1t has
vrnienty apportioncd the cleared and woodland, as
present hut comparatively slight difficulty 10 the pro-
prietor in procuring fuel and fencing. The buildings
Tor several years past have been unoccuped hut with
siirht repairs may br made comfortable They are
ehgiby situated on eInnence, commanding view
OF Tie surrounding country, which Is exceedingly pic
turesqi- aud attractive.
FaRlsH'S, Contiguous 10 Westwcod, is separate
tract Of 400 acres 100 nf which alluvial bottom
lands-sntrd 10 Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. II has
upon II an abundant and varied assortment al Timber
ior building and other purposes The Indigenous
GROWTH T. Oak and Hickory, indicating IN this region
soil more peculiarly adapted 10 the cultivation Of obac
CO, Of a superior quality.
The above Farms viii be offered separately nj pri-
vale sale, until The 18Th of September when, If sold
they VIII be disposed Of publicly an that day. Intend
ing IN few days 10 leave lie Stale on nip 10 The
South West. any persons who may dssrr IN my Alb
sence 10 view either of the tracts, can do 80 BY calling
on my overseef, Mr.. Reynolds, who resides Spring
Grove.
The terms onr-thrl cash, with credit of one and
TWO years upon The rrmiinirr-thr deferred pay
|" be secured By Trust Deed upon The premises, and
personal security.
In the event olsens my lands VIII expose 10 pub
liz sale, al the and place my stock o Horses
Bucs Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Plantation Utensils, &C,
upon terms made known ~ safe
July ai-ctds WILLIAM BANKHEAD.
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AUCTION SALES.
by Kent, Kendall & Atwater,
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

DKY GOODS AT AUCTION.
~ TUESDAY MORNING, The 25th inst,
- commencing at o'clock, we shall sell, at
our warehouse, on 18th street. a large and desi-
rable stock ofDry Goods, suitable for The Fan and
Winter trade, consisting Of
"a, rs and Al white and scarle, Flannels
Plaid Linseys, plain and striped Kerseys
Plaid Saliinets and Kentucky Jeans
Fall and Winter Prints nea styles
French blue Cloths ard fancy rassimeres
Fancy Cloak Innings
Gala Plaids and twilled Coalings
Book, Swiss and laced striped MusliIs
Super Cambrics and Jaconels
Black and coloted Cambrics
Apron Checks and Domestic Plaids
White, black and mixed cotton Hose
Worsted and Alpaca do.
Ves,ings, Suspenders and Silk Hdkls.
Ribands, Nigh, Caps and Hooks and Eyes
Spool Cottons and Patent Thread
Cotton and Silk Crava,s
White and colored Cotton Gloves
Edgings, Laces and Stay Bindings
6-i black Thihet Shawls and Plaid do.
Black and colored Alpaccas
Muslin de LANES
81, 10 and A bleached Goods
64, 10 4 and IL 1 do. Sheetings
"a, rs and 4 ! brown SheeIings and ShirtDss.
The Adore, as also many Other seasonable
Goods, will be sold withou, reserve
TERMS-Undcr $lOO, cash; 800 and up
wards, 1 mos. credit for approved paper.
KENT, KENDALL x ATWATER,
Aug. l3 Aucts.