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Sparry1s Illuminated and lllustra
ted Christian Martyrology: Or
the Mysteries of Popery Devel-
opcd.
TNlIE first number of this work was is
4 sued August 1915. This work is
got up in the most finished style of modern
elegance, and will embrace complete view
of Christian Martyrology, from the earliest
ages of the Christian church down to the
present time. Each number is embellished
with beautiful cngrayings. Published
monthly. Pnce S per year, or l2a cents
per copy. Tobe completed in "a numbers.
Sparry's Illuminated and illustrated
Christian Martyrology: or the Mysteries of
Popery Developed, published monthly at 81
year. Rev. G. Sparry, editor. This is
large 8vo. of 90 pages, beautifully prn-
ted, and illuminated with elegant illustra-
tive engravings, which alone are worth the
money charged for the entire publication.
Mr. SIS we'll known talent, zeal, enterprise,
perseverance, and fidelity, cannot fail to
secure to it large patronage and render i,
an efficient instrumentali'y in behalf of
Protestantism and evangelical truth
Lutheran Observer
The North American Potestan
Magazine, orantiJesuit Edited by Rev.
G. Sparry. Published monthly, and
Illustrated with finished engravings,
(engraved and printed by Loosing of this
city, at the low. price of Ia year, in
advance.
We now offer to the public the first
number of ''The North American Protes-
tant Magazine or anli-Jesuit ,'as an earnest
ofwhat they may expect in future. An
extensive correspondence, years of
obseryation, and study, have taught us
what Kind ofa periodical the country needs
at the present time, both as TO matter and
and spirit. A work is needed of lofty
and independent tone, and executed in a
bold and manly style, full of Espirited and
spirit stirring articles-a work which shall
strike at The heart of Romanism and
unmask the Jesuit. Such work we shall
aim to produce. For more than twelve
years, we have narrowly watched the
movements of Rome, and done battle with
this sworn, implacable foe TO religion and
liberty, and we have not d,me with her.
neither shall we be till we have done with
life.
North American Protestant Magazine.
''ll is edited and published by Rev c. Spar
ry, whose labors through the pulpit and
the press in the cause of Prolestanism in
this country are extensively known He
Yields mighty pen in this contest with
the men ofsin. He shows that Popery
IS Inconsistent with the safety of free
people, and exhibits startling facts in re-
gard to its encroGhments in This country -
Recorder.
For further favorable notices oft the above
works, see the religious and political press
generally.
0EF Liberal offer 10 Clergymen.--North
American Protestant Magazine, or anti
Jesuit. Clergymen who will send us one
subscriber with the money free of postage,
shall receive this work for one year gratis !;
we make the same liberal offer of the Chris
'lan Martyrology \.
o. FIFrY 4" ATS WANTED, 10 whom
liberal compensation will be given-k1]
Please address (post paid) to the Editor
and Proprietor, c. SPARRY,
1872 Nassau ST. N York
Apr! 25 lS46-4 l-6m.
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The Ladies National Magazine.
Edited by Mrs. ANN S. STEPHENS.


The great popularity which has atten-
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the publisher 10 outlay snl heavier expen.
ses, in order to make it the
BEST LADIES' PERIODICAL IN
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scripts of the feudal ages. This eiegan,
illustration is the first thing Of the kind
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abroad; in this, as in other matters, we
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shall take our readers by surprise, next
year, with the beauty, coslliness and util-
iy Of this department..
FIRSTOF AMERICAN WRITERS!
In It's Literary Department this Maga-
zine gives ORIGINAL articles, unlike the
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old stories from newspapers. All the best
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ones Our Editor is Mrs Ann S
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Mrs Osgood, Ellet, Dinnies,
Pierson, Orne, and by the unrivalled
author Of "Conquestand Self Conquest"
The best writers of the other sex also coniri-
butte 10 the variety of our pages.
PRIZE TALE OF THE SOUTH,
founded on incidents in the Revolution, will
appear by the author of MARION'S MEN!
Dur Domestic Stories, by Ellen Ashton,
md others, incalcating useful morals which
rave been so popular, will be continued
As a proof Of the superior character of our
literary contents, we may mention the fact
hat more articles are copied from us by
he press than from any other Magazine.
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[not TO be acquired in day) all the i'm,
provement which each successive year pres
ens to their notice; ~ all The changes for
the better, which occur to men int mt on
doing well by a reading pcblc which has
always done well for THE SATURDAY EVE
MING PosT.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
In addition to The letters of our much
admired contributor, JAMES BAYARD
TAYLOR, and The agreeable gossip of our
BRIsroL CORRESPONDENT, the publishers
Of The Saturday Evening Post purchase Of
The NewYork Mirror The rieht 10 transfer
10 their columns the letters of N. F.
WILLIS. In this department, therefore,
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WILLIAM VANNERSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND

50 LICIT0R IN CH.A'NCERY
MoTIcELLo, MISS.
B 3 RACTlSES in the Circuit Court OF
4 Copiah, Pike, Lawrence, Marion,
simpson, Covington, Smith, Hancock and
Franklin counties; the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the I'd Chancery Dstric,
holden at Monticello, and the Superio,
Courts OF the State holden in the Capital
at the city of Jackson He also attends
IN special calls elsewhere in his profession
particularly in Criminal cases.
April 20, lG5-42-ly. .......e
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Administrators Sale.


q B bURSUANT TO a decree of the Pro
II bate Courl Of Marion county, State
Of Mississippi, made at the May term A.
d. 1876, thereof, the undersigned Amin
istrator Of the estate of Joseph Ford, de-
ceased, will on Monday the twenty first
day ofSeptember next, sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder on credit of
one and two years at the door OF the Court
Hourse Of Marion county, in Columbia,
between the hours prescribed by laweall
the following lands situate in Marion
county and known as the lands of the es.
tate of Joseph Ford, decd, to wit:-claim
No.57, containing 5O7 74-l00 and desig>
mated on the registry of the Land Office at
Augusta, Miss, of confirmed claims and
donated lands, as the John CuIpepper
claim. Also claim No. Z, containing
677 9l-100 acres designated as before
said, and known as the Thomas Anderson
claim. Said lands will be sold subject to
law prescribed by the statute and the pur-
chasers thereof will be required to give
bond for the sum bid with approved secu-
rity.
EBENEZER FORD, admir-.
June q. lS46-50-6W
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New Summer Goods

d UST received new complete supply
eD of CLOTHING, consisting of Linen.
Merlno and Cotton Clothing; white and
figured Muslins; Hats; Shoes; Hardware
and Tools of all kinds; Crockery; Groce-
rles; Luen; Cottonades; domestics; Par,
osols; Umbrellas; Looking Glasses; Sad
dlery; Medicines, &c, for sale cheaper
than at any other house in town.
A. BEER g. Co.
April 4, l846-38-tf.
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The SATURDAY
EV ENING POST.
Ne1c Volume, Nieac Type,
Old Friendships
AND
NEW ATTRACTIONS

The publishers of the SATURDAY EVEN
ING PosT feel constrained 10 make again
Their Acknowledgements to the reading pub
hc for the liberal support which their paper
receives. 10 show that they are not un-
mindful Of the return which such patronage
requires, it would be entirely sufficient to
refer the reader to the established character
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THE FlRESIDE FRIEND


which is pre-eminently the designation of
this paper. AS a newspaper, dependant
upon public patronage, grows by what il
feeds on, the publishers flatter themselves
that The Posi- has increased in interest and
valne,wlth the steady and gratifying support
which has been accorded to 1t, for Pc
riod Of
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
In this time which has served for the life and
deah OF whole generations of periodicals.
and the rise, meridian, and decline of manv
rival, THE PosT has keptthe even tenor of
It's way, by its own intrinsic health and
strength--now following, oftener leading
the public taste, but not departing from its
independence to minister to the transient
newspaper follies, which, compared 10
the existence Of the Post, are indeed cnhe
neral. We shall continue in this path en-
deavoring, in the
NEWS DEPARTMENT
to present the latest and best authenticated
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interested bias, and resting solely on the
basis Of truth, as far as it is asceriainable
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zens engaged in all the three great interests
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word, such variety Of matter as, Your
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Whole Literature of the World
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European Literature which have flom
Time 10 time appeared in this journal, are
referred TO as an earnest that we have
SPARED OPAINS
10 make the PosT truly Cosmopolitan in
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Great Republic of Letters.
Volu'Re Iscenty Seventh, upon which we
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Administrators Notice. M
NNHE undersigned administrators of the
- estate of William Turner, deceased
has presented final account of their ad.
ministration on said estate, to the Probate
Court of Lawrence county, MISSISSIPPI,
and will at the August term, thereof, ap-
ply for its addition and allowance.
GWIN PEPPER, Admir-.
ELIZABETH TURNER, Admr,r r
June 27, 1846-50-9w
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Family Medicines.

saVaE subcribers have lust received
Y and will keep constantly on hand a
general assortment of the following Drugs
and Medicines.
Godfreys Cordial, Ehabarb,
Crodcldcc, Salt Petre,
Bateman's Drops, Saaratus,
Laudanum, Ginge,,
Faregoric, Calomel,
Essence Peppermint, Castor Oil,
British Oil, Sweet OA.
Balsam Copaiva, Jpirits Turpen,ine,
Magnolia: Spanish Flies,
Cayenne Pepper, Gum Myrrh.
Lees Pills, Gum Arabic.
worm Lozenges, Gum Giacum,
Sappngton's Pills, Alloes,
Peters Pills, Cloves.
Soda Powders, Opinm.
Seidietz Powders, Blue Stone.
s.alnlne, Jalup,
Blue Mass, Spanish Brown
bi'sier fiasters, Mather,
Peruvian Rarks, Sulphur,
Barley, Coperas.
Camphor, Nutmeqs,
Indigo, Nux Vomica
Flax Seed, Casteel Soan
Logwood, Alum,
EPSON Salts, Spice.
Cream Tartar, Black Pepper
%
ALSO
Bears Oil, Hair Oil, Soaps and perfnmer;es
OF the most approved brands.
A. BEER & Co.
April 8, 1853 If
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WRITING. School.

G. w. FRANCIS wishes to inform The
30 citizens of Monticello and its vici-
nifty, that he will commence WRITING
SCHOOL at the residence John Sharp,
Esq. on the ed Monday in April, at The
moderate price of Five Dollars for twelve
lessons. If he does not give good and
ample satisfaction, no charges made.
lie will also attend to any neighborhood
where fifteen scholars can be had, in Ma
rion, Covington and Lawrence counties by
addressing few lines TO him at Monticello.
u II
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GAINESVILLE Saddles.

A THE subscribers re,
!: !. E. !: !. !. ! !; !. !. !; 1. !.
MISE~A spectfulIy inform their
r "A friends and the public
jI that they have just re-
ceived fine assort-
ment of SADDLES,
~ made by Mr. Hutch
@ inson of Jaynesvilie,
Nj, which they are determined to sell
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere.
0uI friends are Invited TO call and exam
me for themselves.
MARX & HYMANN.
April 25, l8i6-4l-tf.
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The great popularity which has atien-
ded this Magazine for lS45, has induced
the publisher 10 outlay snll heavier expen~
ses, in order to make it the
BEST LADIES' PERIODICAL
THE WORLD.
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This is because no other periodical is so
exclusively mirror Of woman's mind, or so
thoroughly devoted to her tastes or inter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

v WA'ELs IN Mexico, Illustrated. by A. NJ Gil.
linn
Rambes by land aud water by Norman
Nnes tom over HE Sea, by Rev J Mitchell
Library Of The Prose aud Poetry Of Europe and America
nlrror Library. edited by Morris s Willis,
Complete works ol n, =. Willis,
Modern British Essay ISIS by Caryle.
netaldIne and other poems, by NJ r. Topper,
he Book Of Hearts,
u he Roman Church. &C. by c. Ed. Lester.
hlerlur lIle, by ipham,
CHRONICLES of the Cid, by Ro Souihcy.
Holmes Life u Mlz,u
inppIngs IN Arthur Lnnd. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Gdfillan
The Suffering OF nrsr
he AiiiSt, Merchant and Statesman by G. f. Lester,
I'gal Rights ol Women,
lnon ol the Holy Spti and the Church, by Jenkyn,
he extent of The Aonemeni -
Arndd's Rugby Schoo Sermons
The Jesus, by Michele, 4 Qninet,
4 Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson,
Sermon on The Mount. splendldy Illuminated,
The last OF tho Azecs, by f.. Maturjn,
Ascans, by Alex Dum,s
/ he three GnardsmPn~
Love anG Mesmeflsm, by Horace Smith
just received aud for sale by
d. b. PAYNE.
Jan 10 IA
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$50 REWARD.
March %

DUNAWAY from the subscriber. living Staun-
~ ton River. Greers Ford. Bedford couRty Va.
on the 3st Of March, 1915, his negro man
NJ a II TIM
will give the above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS.
any person who will appreherd and deliver the said
runaway to me, or secure him il Jail so tina, get him
again
MARTIN is thirty five or six wears old. five
feet nine or ten inches high. stout made. of rather
bright complexion, has small his forehead and
one on his breast. and had on when he left a blue cloth
coat and a pair brown jeans pants. lie has wife nj
Mr. Tho. Helms in franklin county. in which neigh
borhood think he may now he barking
JAMES BURNETT.
March % 3,.
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NEGROES CLOTHING.

ID and Cd PULLED CLOTHS, at Is. Cd Q
- II 3D., 3s. and Us. per yard
Heavy Yarn Jeans, al % cents per yard,
Glenrpck Jeans and other heavy go,ds al s. Ia
% cents.
tass'neils Kcrseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Clobs and Cassimeres
I"nneSsee Plins. &c. remarkable cheap.
PLAIN and Plaid Llnseys. al Cd is, ls Cd, ana
2s Sd.
blankets. al IS, IS. 3D., As Cd, Gs. and Is Cd
Cotton ozaabnrgs and Shifting Collons, remarks
ably low,
Sole Leather. Shoes and Hats very cheap.
Farmers. Planters and others. wishing to buy Ne
groes' Clo'h'ng, unusually low, are respecliu invite
call and eAapine my stock before purchasing
f.. J. BURTON.
Nov. 3 Is
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IL TCfr more left or fEf same.
y'DF.y'; =. HO1E.ZES

ID EG LEAVE to say to their customers, and III,
e. public generally. ihlt They mo ant
have in store. their SPRING SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES, which have been recently bough
IN the Northern Markets upon the favorable terms
and equal to- II not the must extensive and best Sc
eced stock IN the upper country. aud they are deter
mined 10 offer such inducements, in price and quality
as will give Satisfaction.
The following are portion the articles, to whcl
they Invite attention
80 hhds ST. Croix, Porto Rico aud n. O. SUGARS
" Cuba Clarified do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar
bblS. Crushed aud Powdered do
800 bags Rio, Laguira. Java and Maracaibo Coffee
DO hhds aud bbls ~ O., p. Rico aud Cuba Mo.
$50 sacks Salt,
10000 lbs. good aud damaged Sole Leather.
200 kegs Nails ui the best Factory,
10 tons Bar Iron,
Iredegar do
2 =" Hollow Ware and Mould Board
. :" American BIisiered Steel,
500 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel,
40 boxes lln,
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns. Richmond other Factories
80 bbs. Tanners On.
9 casks winter strained Lamp Oil,
40 xes and caddns Tea, some vef y fine,
50 ions lump and ground Plaster.
50 bags Shot,
600 los. bar Lead
SO kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder.
SO Nova Scotia Grlndsones,
20 kegs White Lead,
500 lbs Putty.
ceroons Indigo. the very best,
50 boxes Glass Il 10 and 10 u l2,
90 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznaburns
80 boxes Sper and Sierne Candies.
80 Z" Hull aEd Son aud other 'Tallow Candles
% Soap
LIQUORS.
2 pipes very superior French Brandy,
- bOlS. American do
80 - APPLE do
pipe Oh Antigua Rum,
10 bbs. n f. Rum,
II I" 5. Madeira Wine,
10 Malaga do
% old Rye Whiskey,
$50 80 eomnun and Iecuftd Whiskey,
10 Vinegar.
3 Casks London Porter, pins and quarts;
Together with Caiicoes, Bed icking Checks Tow
and Fax Linen. LamPMlek, Bed Cofds. Leading
Lines, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmeas, AIlsplce. Sarpere
Alum. Nader LampbIack, Feathers, Wool, Caps
Hats, jugs, Jars. Dempohns. Buckets, Hops, Tubs
Paper, Trace Chains, CuIton Cards, lacks, Alackerel
lierrlngs. Shad, sc. SC. SC.
March % Is
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ElslaISo
IT, THE LYNCHBURG VIRGlNIAN,

r. pabtished semi-oeekly TeoerD Monday ana Thursdays
a. -Four Dollars per annn, payable IN adoanee NO st0-
,:ripton ,cHJ reeeired Tor shorter time than ser months
md no paper cH be discontinued fcreept at Inc discretion
Sthc Edtors,) until all drrearoges are paid
a.. 3DVERTIs E.ME.NTS inserted at so cents per
,ouare Tor less) for every form insertion ana ss
DER square (or es for every outer form insertion
EVERl ADVERTISER as required TO note on ms
manuscripts ho,o long he se his advertisement inserted
an advertisements not noted tra De inserted t us a'S
continuance be ordered
ron YEARLY .aDTERTISLVG the terms are for
he ,ripe-e of t,eo squares, $40 for square $50 to
,ne sqtare inner FORM s35. Erery yearly Advertiser
win be eytred to his advertising TO hSpdrf'eu-
az line Of business,
IL JOB PRINTING; erectted neatly and erpeda,ous-
and on reasonable terms.
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The following Schemes will be drawn at Wilmington
Hs follows:
$50, ooo-l5. ooo-Ioo of 1000,

$50 900 To- 700 100 of 1000!
"fand Cunsnldaird Lottery. No l3. 10 be dawn on
Sturdy. Much 2S 1916. rs nos.. ia drawn C,,nJ
Capitals $50 600. $4,000. 1000, 5000. 5000. 23sI
uo rfse- al 1000 e. i,pie,s sto halves q ,s,,.rs
). certificate o % wholes cost sli3 40 halves 7 /
70, quarters 50 So
f,fsns otdetnl by the package in any of the above
can deduct the p,ce OF three ickas Ia We every dav
Lotteries from 10 $50. aud when remittance Is mado
to me, large or small. will always invest IN The most
popular batteries on hand. Tho dnuinps srut, when
requested, to all who order from me. The cash nr n
ealalS can he had as usual N sight On all letters en-
coslne cash prize tickets lie postage need no, be paid
The Tickets IN The above Lotteries are foceivcd and all
orders addressed 10 LUCK meet the most rr,mn and
confidential attention. Persons from The country visit,
ns r''y should bear IN mind that all prizes in
The hands Of LUCK For prizes, address
L. b. LUCK.
Richmond March Is Ia
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Stock OF .Iescelry,

Gold and Silver Lever Watches Silver Ware Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Custofs and Candle
Sticks aud great variety Of articles too tedious to
enumerae, at rery reduced prices, for CASH. shot,
credit 10 punctnal customers
Ms friends aud the community generally, are invited
to call before purchasing, atn Determined to closes
without delay. and will offer perhaps greater nducement
purchasers than have before been offered in this
market
Those indebted 10 the will please call and
settle their accounts as speedily possible.
o.. Clocks Watches and all kinds of Repairing ex-
ecuted punctual'y and at moderate prices.
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W O.S'(E .HORE!, ,
SE'EE.v'G SUPPLE.
LEE 81 OEgs usTS

!. EE 81 ROB T. EeTS
4 RE now receiving and oler for sale every low.
IA 50 hhds. ST. Cfoix, T. r. aud \. o. SUGARS.
(pau prime)
5000 lbs. Wo9lsey & W double refined Loaf do
1000 lbs common Iuat Sugar,
so bblS. Cuba aud n O. clarified Sugar
80 hhds. and barrels MoIassps (par prlpe)
500 sacks Llverpoo Sail. IL foe order
800 bags l.agulra. RIo 81. Domingo and old Jas
va Coffee, (pan very prince
20 packages Gunpowder and Imperial Tea (par,
extra ine)
5000 lbs Sole Leather. stamp good and Jamaged.
Upper Leather,
300 his. Shue Thread,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Lynchburg, Richmond and
Manchester Factory.
100 boxes Sperm and iaIIow Candies. good quail
30 " Turpenne Soap,
HILLS Shaving and Nafrea,ed Soap.
) ceroons indigo par, prlme aud warranted
80 boxes and bags Pepper. Ginger and pnnenlo
SO " SAlO aud loAl2 Window Glass,
300 kegs Nails frnm al 10 400 very cheap,
5000 lbS double Shear, Cast and BIislered Steel
10000 lbs Up country Bar Iron, well assorted.
1000 Bar Lead. 80 hays Shot, assorted.
80 kegs Duponl's +. Powder, warranted,
20 10 do Blasting do -
80 bbls No 8 Mackerel. in prime order,
90 doz pan'ed Buckets
20 bales 8 IL 8 and a brown Sheeiings and
Shlrnas,
10 do No. aud Q Cotton Oznaburgs, very
5000 yards Tow aud Flax Linen.
Bed IrkIng, Calico assorted. bleach Cotton. Cotton
IIandkerchiels Spool Cotton. Patent Thread Needles
Pins. Cation and Wool Cards Cloths and Cassmer,s
Wood Pocket Combs. Wrapping. Wrlling and Letter
Paper, Mustard. Knives and Forks, black and blue
black Aparca Lnsres, with every other article usually
found in large stock of Goods all Of which will sell
at prices 10 the times rom our old friends and the