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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
From our Nsle York CorrespondenE.
P. n. NJ CAM, Sec.
NEw York, April II. 1851.

New YORK, April II. 1901.
Three rainy days have rea, k promena-
ding in Broadway almost an obsolete idea.
The walks are so muddy that if lady is al
all lastidious about lifting her dress, she iS
sure to ruin il. In New York they are much
less "nOiional in this respect than in BJs>
ton, where the pavement is pretty thorough
y swept by the mos; costly silks and satins'
Occasionally, however, a lady may be seen
brushing Broadway with her well drabbed
dress, bul this dirty business is for the most
part coniued to the lead characters" who
from desire to show their contempt Tor the COS,
of clothes, allow their brocades to drabbe
through the n.ire.
When l see dlesses treated in this very
silly and unha ndsome manner, | incline To
think Mrs Bioomers fashion of short frock
and trousers not bad one. She is the ed
itor Of paper in the interior of this state,
and wields her pen powerfully in proving
pantaloons TO be Of the common gender:
Banishod though the fine ladies' may be
| from broadway in weather like this, there
is class ofyoung wonhn quite as worthy,
that may be seen in large numbers even on
the most stormy days. They are those that
work in the shops.
AT such inclement times, the fact that
thousands Of females in New York obtain a
living by hard labour in type foundries, printe
log offices, book bindries, bonnet Oorns,
and numerous manufactures down town, is
made evident by the crowds OF respectable
young women waiting at dusk at the Broad
way corners of Fulton, John Courtaud, Dey
and Ann streets, for omnibusscs in which
they may find protection from the rain and
reach their homes in the'upper and cheapeI
sections ofthe city. Some Of them live d
a miles up town, aud though it costs them
but sixpence OTide, Jet that takes consid
cradle portion ofsheir days wages 81.
Il a large number Of this industrial class
are we'll educated, intelligent, and neat
dressed, as many Of those who think work
j .shorridla' 4a a atre9s 80 40 ii
Tie suit brought by Mr.. Willis againsi
Edwin Forrest for assault and battery L
the amount Of $1,000. was to have pccg,
Pied1he court yesterday, but for sams reas-
on Or other was deferred. shsperi il vii
be allowed TO ''die oul"
\ his mQEli(Ying, / think, that any Ameri-
caaOrator sh0nld be found willing TO follow
suit with P,oE Francis Bowen, ofaths Nor,l
American Review. ii IL his calamniation .
KOssuth and bis. ilIusirious Hungarian assoc
ates. OreslsF. Al BrowasOn end SeRera
other prominent conductors Of the apublit
press ID this c6uhryaFs doing this. More
than enc editor II this city has. .the hardi
hood e dslend The acts of tha AasiEiaU
goysrnpente and i.a bloody butcher ofIbrave
men and helpless uOmsa ihscold biood-4tHs
Fl atnaf q aigas = saetsu8 ~
We hays IOsi wonder lor any iheolOgr
cal and theatrical ,caperaglha may, Be cut 5,
tie edilor = Beomnson' Asi6iv, b. wrong
heated and wrong-hearsed i h5 Ai6ss'h.
gKilep yigQrQRsl aPd RlausibIg even ppoI
J premises snd may dslpde cons e eur peo
y ple into he belief that We have ar bsel
j aalsisd IL heF sYnPalbY lor the aslla1l Kos
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

ID nd sue measure of "a slat ], a.
,iy iis ,pcertd bsels ~ bable
W he4 4sk them unitl wit, ns in
easuE q DrSieei1p9, will he5 nniro
with Them Ia measuFes Of resistdnee a
world ol 'llefenae- -cur position mag save
The eniOi. her hot. -
u carried away by his
atOry. p be- able pgive our readers any
clear IDEA of bis spsscI, and vi Ne al
great .ininslies 4. him 10 -allsmp, .il..
Attho close ofathss Co.'s. speech, tie
crowd adjourned to the Academy grove and
partOOk Ofaisplendid barbacne. There was
an abundancs Ofeveryshing, and well prsspa
red, Notwithstanding the bad weather.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

T. We can assure our friends, from the
developments Of last Saturday and Mon.
daY, that Yazoo will make good report
ofhsruslf, next September, and no mistake
Submission died dead, in this county long
Oines,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

See the new card of Shropshire, Massey
= Page! We recommend our friends tC
calfand examine their stock. s...a-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

We. are authorised to announce the name oi
r. B. POWELL, as q candidate Tor Board q
Police, to ill the vacancy CccaSio9so Gy une
pssignatiOn Of DR.. B.R. Holmes. Elecuon Oh
tho 18th inst. ~aaTs v.e.a =. s-. g.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

za0ther Abolitionist IL tse U.sS. Senate.
----IIttlwill be. seen By the telegraph reports
II our paper this morning copied from the
Louisville papers, that Summer the un-
principled aboiitionists the open contemEer
q, the Constitution and che laws Of Con-
gresss has been elected 10 che Senate of
tic q luilea States iar ais years. ftomsihe Ath
ol.Alagch last Heiaa demorgut and wa
elected by coalitioa s. the democrats and
Yieks6nf Wig
!. No explanation seeded Ii Is aoAssasss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Law CARD
S. 8 WPfghG

AttsyNeg 80 n Rasoo Cfg 1fIsl.F
WILL. practice ii the eoutls.ai Taef,on.,
and ihs Circuit csnr,a S HelueO.-
Noeooi CsrgolI. 4tsila and - -
claIelg4 o.zflut
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

ShrOpshiEC, Massey & Page,
nAVE a few patterns of those beautiful
III IA BerOgcs left. A few pair Gents. Black
silk gloves at 80 cents per pair.
Call soon, or they will be ggne.
Have Just received small lot Ofla9ies' black
silk mitts. the richest article ever offered in
this market. (may 9TH lS51-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Just Received.

30 Dozen granite dining plates,
A20 q . desert =
40 g common
Dishos and Pitchers,
Cream pots and sugar bows,
Glass tumblers, and for sale low by
SHROPSHIRE, MASSEY & PAGE.
Yazoo city, May 7lh 1851. If
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Law NOTICE.

RTNHE undersigned having associated in the
Il practice of Law, respectfully tender their
services TO persons having business in the
counties composing thE Fifth Judicial District
and in the High Courts at Jackson.
WIN. BATTAIEED
D. WALKER.
February 24A l0Sl--,f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Notice

TlHE undersigned having bought the inter.
est Of I. B, Wheeler f Co.. begs leave to
acknowledge bis gratitude for pas faVors,
and hopes to merit actntinuance &C the publie
patronage. His stock Of fancy and STAPLE
dry g0ods. viii continue hntiyaled il this city
as regards variety extent and cheapnss..
sles .ss n, w. ELLIS,
YazoO city, JanunTy 18th Ie5l-H =
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

Wild R. s.ophr !, 1 Scot, Il Bo.lik'
Nsiol a. vnus !, = Fisher, beua -
KinS "a ". Cu'rek.
AlIsr q few minute lhe CON .islsd re
pOrleathehames oi GJi w Z Hfi and Dr.
William n Yandslly yaS suitable candidates
which report was adopted By aeelamaliOn.
After some other business The meeliRg
adjourned 70 meet at DoasOn's store, On
9Th Of June. j. M. SHARP, Pres't.
D. RALKER. Sec: SsC:ur-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
NORTHERN SENTIMENTS ON THE FUGITIVE
BILL.

It is one Of the tenets of the submission
creed tLat if the fugiti e law is repea ;;
modified or reude,ed Imperative tn' y re
:or resistance, even to the disso uriln OF
the Uni n. We assert that it Is already
impsra iVe-thas it is nuIlifed by the
northern people, and is as dead as Ju ius
Cesar, SO far as its practical effects are
concerned We here give the proof Of i
III the evideuces Of resolves on the part oi
the North as manifested by their opinions
and acts:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

u Some beauties who felt disappointed
tha. our friend Fouchs should have good
taste enough to S.IecI Sot q partRerin Iifs'
a youlhfnl fair onesRs beautiful as ihe'violst
upOn the lap Of Primy nature." " took advah-
tag of our jOcdlAr notice Of his ,maEriags
% exercise che gOssiPs privilege to moEt5y
and wound the fne sensibiIiiiss Of the for
tu6ats and happy bride. We place the
Sanls estimate upon him MoSO that all The
cid aididg widows. aid young ladies' did be-
Tofs his marriage. and regard him young
snSsSli. hshdsoms en6nsh, and smart
enough iot any body, and W. eORg,atulase
che bride upon her good. fortune, ia winning
che heaEhPndlhaqd Of one comPining 90 ma
ny rare qualities and bssst By half q score
OfPgolsing female sEiEoEls Be- as,s SD d /,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

See he sdVoTtiso1snlSao Of eur esteemed
hibS3J. v. caIdRSlE Though 20. the ed
ost q nan, e, ks e I6o SIdsss q one 6ithe moi'
obliging dry goods msEshaas ID Che place
Hs knOwu. and can please the taslo ofthOss
Whohpy goodo il ihia market, q well -
Aagibedy, and hence slEaYs gives sasislae- s.e
heltsil1eq hfa resaev ednbi I'D iti ussf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
Tn fhe ladiea.

II UST received a great vatiety Of summer
- and dress goods, bOnnets, ribbons etc. The
ladies are very respectfully requested to call
and examine before Purchasing elsewhere.
April 1lth ISL. J.V. CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
RECEITED

JUST RECEITED.
SDO0 OF Quiuine
~ % % Salacine
so Drachmes Sulph Morphins.
20 Acetate - e
For sale lew by
THOMPSON $cO.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Main, st.
800 Gail. Pure otard and Dupey Brandy
LOO 50 !" - Port Wine,
50 s. /" MADEIRA - for Medical
use.
THOMPSON z Co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
From the1 Detroit T'Yi5Nne.

II . ..st
Won't BE A SLAVE CATcHER.-We are
happy t, learn that J. E: Bennett, Esq, of
Adrian, has sent in his resignaiion as ,depe
uty U. S: Marshal rather than perform the
duties of That office; as required by the fuei.
tive slave law Goed.-Promote him.
From tie. Spring fetd Republican.
Let every northern man who voted for
the fugitive slave law, and all who, were
uot in their seats to vote against it, be
forthwith indicted and arraigned at the bar
"of public opinion, and made TO render an
account for their Ell! deeds; and les the
po.iticai power and iI;sa1neuce Of the Presl,
|denta whose right hand signsct the n!lls
witherand rot npon the body of his parIJ.
Let every officer. and every attorney, and
and every private citizen. who shall al
tempt to aid and enforce the law, be look
ed upon with the.eys of public contempt,
until the blush of shame shall burn upon
their cheeks, nndlet1hem and the party to
which they may belong, that shall put sush
craven hearted persons REORGANIZATION be
Remembered az the ha4lot boxt as honest
men and patriots should sEemembeE the en-.
emies &C God ard their country. Let the
cry Of repeal he raised,. let it be heard from
Plymoih Rock and. Bankers Hill; let It
come as comes the northeastern storm from
the snowy land and widespread coast Of
New hampshire, aud ffom the Green
AIonngains of Verrlnnt: lsE Ii rell aso the
shores of clio St. ii gFsnEt, and al the
lakes aud ffteis alG cassalalof New EoFks
sweeping weatt mt q u shail.Eaeet with
"A
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07
From the CzeueZand TxiGune.

RATHER Poor 'FAKE.-A slave-hunter,
who Las been engaged for the Iesi two
week. in tracing out fugiuves in this city,
at iast succeeded in Enabling" womaa
named Mitchell, and had taken her as far
as Bridgeport, where he was waiting for
the packet, vhen he was overtaken by an
armed deputation of our co.orvd citizens,
who rescued her.
The FUGITIvE Law AT Ma. FILLMORE :
REsIDENcE.--The Buffalo Express says
that person in pursuit of fugitive slaves
me; colored woman in The streets OF that
city, and began 10 iaterrogate her concern
ing her claim to freedom. As his inquiries
became pressing, she drew revolver.
which caused him TO re. .reat. The same
paper SAYS that most of the fugitive slaves
o! that city are armed at the expense OF
white citizens.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

The New York Post says:
Every mail brings us accounts Of public
meetings, holding AL over the country, to
denounce the fugitive slave law. Wher-
ever its provisions have been made known
among the people Of the free States, its
authors and supporters are execrated. In
many places the agents of the government
who are commissioned. by the law to exc
cute its provisions, are publicly deied. Such
is the state Of feeling already. though the
Dill is hardly three weeks old, that just
appreciation for the public. peace is felt If
another attempt should be made to enforce
If f~sseEa ~ sa sHHs# ssst es& -
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-07

trembling to the coming Of the Lopez expe-
dit;on.
Theabove is derived from Spanish sourc-
es. The representation Of the panic ana
alarm Of the authorities Is no doubt correct
bur on other poin:s it is quite apochryphal.
slhe weII-got up story Of The Espefauz
exercising her guns at midnight, is a'.weak
invention" The truth is, and we have it
from source which cannot he disputed,
the firing proceeded from a vessel of war,
directed at a SLAYER, which succeed
ed, notwithstandin the s'energetic aud
vigilant" measures of the Cuban Govern.
ment, in landing 600 slaves a. MarieI.
The story of the Exptess's correspondent
is concocted 10 satisfy the sctuples of the
frierds Of COUGHS in the North, They
might feel uncomfortable if,whilst support.
ing the present Governo: Of Cuba, they
shop,,1' discover that they were giving aid
and comfort u the slave trade, in all its
enormlty. Our NortherR trieliaA have an
old hankering for thai Infamous tEastsic, Il
was by this they grew rich. in supplying
the South with the slaves Of which they are
now desirous Of robaing them. They are
consistent in opposing all efforts to rid Cu.
ba Of the Government which grows rich
By Winking a. the slave trade. $
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
pnnnsrrnRY

EHAErlsT DEPOSITORY Just ,sesiysd
hn at this stose,Ia large supply OF Deaom national
and Evangelical Works; amongst which are the fol-
lowing:
Our stock Of Religious Books, including Bibles, Tes-
taments, and Hymn Books, is now large, and at low
prices; call and examine.
Bible 10 the Family, or Hints on Domestic Happ
ness, by H A Boardman
The Royal Preacher by James Hamilton, DID
The Lie and Times OF Martin Luther
The Design Of Baptism, with other Baptistical
Tracts for the Times, by Irah Chase, DID
Light Tor the Young, by Maria Jane Jewsberry
Helvenly Fooman, or Description of the man that
ges 10 Heaven by John Bunyan
ing, Devotional Works and Holy War
Duties OF Masters Servants, three premium es-
says, by McTyere, Sturgs and Holmes
The knowledge OF Jesus, the most excellent oft
Sciences, by Alexander Carson, LII D
The Old Red Sand tone, with illustrations, by New
Walk in an Old Field by Hugh Miller
John Gill, DID
100 copies of the Evils of Infant Baptism by C
Howell, D
1000 copies Of the Baptist Psamody, by B Manly, DID
and Manly, Jr-ot all the different sizes and qualities
CHARLES WORKMAN,
de A Deposary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06

@,TRATToN's OFFICE, No. 5. South 18th
~ street.
LEGAL the world say what they caa,
For selling prizes, STRATToN'S the man.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No l73-Nov sth:
as 90 Al % e. rs As II IS 81 SO 10 SO 10 AZ %
Halt Nos 10 % 46, prize of $780, sold and pad by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Monongal,a No 1I-Nov 18Th:
II 5 10 81 80 80 81 % 60 l3 "a 81 II u 40
S1RATTON.
DRAWINGS. Of Monongalia, FIX. Ne: l55, Nov. 5llh::
81 8 Sc II So 81 81 6s So 80 AZ Is "a.
TICKETS Nos i 8 s T; Three sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers OF Nonongaa. No t72-Nov l4h
IS IS 33 II 81 3 % as Al 81 7 80 %.
Ticket Nos IS IS, prize OF $500. sold and raid by
STRATTON.
Draw n numbers of Monongaa. No l73-Nov 18th:
SO IS 10 l6 SO 81 4 II Is 1922.
Ticket Nos Is H., prize OF So 900, sold and paid
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia, No I76, Nov 10Th:
1854 90 10 l 80 90 65 81 50 10 46 Sc.
Ticket Nos 3, prize OF $50, sold and ,S PAID by
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia, extra, No 1883:
SO 43 80 7 81 81 is So A 81.
Ticket Nos 4s 81 So. sold and paid i, BY ,,roN
s. IS "a q = s. II ' IS Is ~ II 81 IS 81
Ticket Nos 43 81 81,
b b do do g g q Three 81 sTR P9f P1'a ~
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia, No 17S-Nov 2lst
10 Al 3 Sc 81 2 u so Sc 35 % 81.
Whole Nos 10 II 80, prize OF 500 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Monongaa, Elk. No. Fl67, Nov. 80:
IL S 80 % a 70 40 4s "a 90 81 49,
SITUATION.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No i84-Noy 20:
4S 81 "a % 10 IL 3 81 70 Is % 81.
Ticket Nos 10 % u.s., prize of S2CO, sold and
Do do 10 90 "a, do do $780, paid BY
Drawn Nos: OF Monongaia, No. 1877, Dec. 3rd:
So &c 63 81 "a IL IL SO 65 %.
= Halt Nos So IS, prize of $3.50. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Mo-. of Monnongalia, No. 1888, Csa. At:
IS 60 60 so Is 70 40 Is &c % 70 10 IS 81 As.
SATURDAY-M onongalia, extra, No. l73--Capi.
tai: S425O. IS Nos, ID dawn. Tickets 81, halves
50c., quarters Csc.
SATURDAY-Mononga No l90-Capita: s35,
0o0. IS Nos, IA drawn Tickets $40, halves 5, quar-
tiers 2 so.
Buyers are referred to my Register of Prizes to be
seen at the Office as proof OF what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates of packages and sin.
gle tcketsn the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when re.
quested Please address orders to
de N. STRATTON, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
MR.. WEBSTER AND KossUTH. &c.

-, WhSHINGTON, DEC. ., 1901.
MrsWetster has declined addressing Kossuh in
ei her House. or in any official Misunderstanding, in
that respect, the conduct of Lori Palmer ton. 1t is
for this reason, TOO, the President in his message re-
commend DIS Kossuth to the attention OF Congress where
the higher law and old ogies will do their best
deeat Gen. Foote's resolution, either by mixing it up
inerN enton.
General Cass gave the Kossuih resolution his warm
support
Mr.. Clay ls very i'll, and was absent from the Sc
nate to-day - Cor ". Y Herald
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
CHIC LERA AT NEW ORLEANS, &c

J. Whitfield has been chosen acting Governor OF the
stare of Mississippi
There were twenty five deaths from Cholera at New
Orleans during the week ending the 22d.
TIE Young men OF New Orleans are preparing
set OF silver plate. which they intend presenting to
Mr.. Smith, the English Secretary of legation at Ha-
yana,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM THE WORLDS FAIR.

TROM he WONLD . FAIR.
EWERRING'S SALAMANDER SAFE.
~ TRIUMPHANT OVER THE WHOLE
WORLD!-By the last advices from London il is an
nounced that Herring has been awarded the Medal Tor
the best safes made in the world
The competition tor this premium was very great
every nation in the World
Inc subscriber has long time been satisfied of the
superiority OF his Safes over all Others and is now
able to announce to the public that his Judgment has
p 3 conhImed by such competent authority the
Judges at the Great Worlds Exhibition.
The above Safes for sale at New York prices by
FRY IL MeCANDLISH,
de Ats Cary street.
wp FCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Ao ROAD.-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
meetm Of the Board Of Directors OF The Richmond
and Danvle Railroad Company will be held at
Charlotte Court House on Wednesday, the 10th dav
OF December, 1851 at which time proposals will be
received Tor the grading, masonry, and bridging of
sevfn mes OF me road, from the Stanton river ga
ward. specifications and prohles of the work can be
seen at the oompauy's office in Richmond
by order oil the Board of Directors
ANDREW TALCOTT,
no Chief Engineer.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS A
H. McEVOY respectfully announces that his Acad
my Is cow open in The Exchange Hotel DAYS O
tultlon-For young ladies, misses and masters, We'd
nesday afternoons, at O'clock and Saturday morn
ngs, at 10 o'clock. For gentlemen, Monday and
Thursday evenings, al II o'clock.
week. oc
Ep ALTIMORE VENISON AND BUCK
ED WHEAT, receiving per boat McBain, Tor sale
no % JH. Wake & co.
III AY.-J5l bales northern Hay Of strictly prims
n H. quality, all shipped under pock-receivug THE
day per schooner William Morice, for sale by
nol7 J & F CLENDINING.
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NEW GOODS.
RROOKS 81 BELL, by recent arrivals, have
ED added largely to their stock of goods suited 10
the present season, and offer upon the favorable
terms
Heavy Satinets, Threads and Jeans
Blue and scarlet twed Flannel5
White and scarlet plain do
Low priced fancy Cassimeres
Black, blue and mixed Satinets
Dnrmell q Aliens style Prints
Printed de LANES and Persans
Twed, Duff1e and Whitney Blankets.
de 8
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
to.6l Main street, opposite the city Hots!
REGULAR SALE pays:
FVHTIP CnAWQ Z. G

TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS 4 SATURDAYS.
G an the above named days will sell at public aue-
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
mencing at hali-past O'clock, variety of mscella-
ne PTiR g STTii i9fh as the ioOwng s
bureaus Bedsteads, Chairs oil every style and pattern;
tialr and an Shuek Mattresses, Dining, Tea Toilet and
Card Tables Ia Beds Beds and Bedding DC.
y ALSo-A large lotaF reasonable piece and Gu. Dry
Goods &c, with ClotA, Cassmeres, sattines, Vest
lngs, flaInel, beached and unbleached; domestic
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers oil Cloth do,
h9 @T 1r GFayas' Shirts and Drawers, DC.
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
Gaps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Ma5on's Challenge Backing
riction Matches, Clocks and an endless varietyo
ferfumety and Fancy Goodsof every description
NH ALEX MOTT
MIGHT SALES, NIGHT sALES.-Oa
u MONDAY evening, the 30lh September, at half
will commence nv Night Sales and will continue
them during the season, at which time will be sold from
the shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Cloths
Cassmeres, Vestihgs, Calicoes, Apacas, Irish Linens
Cashmeres, Muslins, Shrtngs Casnels, Flannes Pins
&c. &c. --O-'''
HARDWARE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ivory
handle Knives and Forks, t5l pieces Buck Handle
Knives and Forks per Dozen Britannia Ware Tea
Trays, Walters, Pocket and Carded Knives, Scissors,
Razors, Thimbe., Braces, Bits, &c.
FANCY GOODS-Ladies' Writing Desks and
Work Boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, suspenders, Accordeons, Dressing
Tuck and Side Combs, Backgammons, Razors, Strops
Hair Brushes, Money Purss, Family and Pocket BIZ
bes, Playing Cards, Paper, &C.
JEWELLERY-Fne Patent Gold Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers, full eweIled Gold Cylinder do
do, English Silver Levers, &c, Gold Pens and Pen.
Fob do, Steel Chains Cameo Pins, Bracelets, Ear
Rings. Casters, Segars. Matches, &c.
se27 A. MOTT, Auct.