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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-10
For ihe stntinsl and Fataltl.
Proceedings Of the Harrison Co.
Eible Society.
CApIz. August 25ll

CApIz, August 25th, 1861.
The Harrison County Bible Society met
in the Presbyterian Church, and the Presi-
dent being absent John Davis. one of the
Vice Presidents, presided. The meeting
was opened with prayer BY the Rev. Mr..
Graham, Agent of the American Bible So
ciety. ~
The Committee appointed to report Off
GERS for the ensuing year, made the following \
report. which was adopted, and the officers
accordingly elected, viz: Rev. James Kerr.
President Vice Presidents. RegS. Mitchell.
Burns, Wilson, Doeg and Davis, Mr.. John
Davis, Matthew MCOy, William Tingley,
Chauncey Dewey, Robert Mccullough, and
Samuel M'Fadden; Secretary, j. P. Wood: +:
Treasurer, r. Lyons; Depository, William
Shotwel; Auditor, Alex F. Moore Y : =
ResOlUed, That we will endeayor to raise
funds by the 1st day of December, to liqui-
date our indebtedness to the American Bible
Society, and supply our Depository with q
larger variety Of books.
Reso1ped, That the Holy Bible teaches the
only doctrines and ins titutions by which the
moral and religious character of the human
family can be elevated, and that its influence
is essential to the happiness of man, in all
the relations Of life.
RESOLVED, That We recommend the forma-
ton of Township Societies, auxiliary to the
County Society.
! Resolved, That all the Ministers in the
county be requested to preach to their peo.
pie on the value and importance Of the Bible,
and to take up collections in their respective
congregations t9 aid the eaqse. previous to
the 1st of December next.
Resolved, That the President, Secretaries
/ and Treasurer be Committee to appoint the
time and place of the next meeting of the
} Society, and the Rev. Kerr be requested to
preach sermon on the subject at that time.
Resoloed, That the Rev. Kerr, Rev. Burns,
and VIM. Shotwel be Committee to fix the
price on the books on hand, and order on
such an additional supply, as they may think
! expedient.
Resol0ed, That the above Committee be
authorized to make donation of one dozen
} of Bibles to each Sabbath School in Cadiz,
! ResolUed That the Sabbath Schools be
requested to make contribution in behalf
: of the Bible cause, at some time previous to-
the 1st of December next.
/. ResolOeq That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the papers Of this
:; town. ,
The meeting adjourned to meet at the call
| Of the Secretary.
e Concluded with prayer.
| .' JOHN DAVIS, President.
, J. r. WooD, Secretary. rs
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Execution Of George Pharaoh.

On Friday, August goth, at West Chester,
Pa, George Pharaoh suffered the extreme
penalty of the law for the murder ofRachel
an estimable young school mis-,
!ress of West Goshen. The condemned man
has lately exhibited much contrition for his
crime, and has exhibited every indication Of
Christian penitence. The execution of Pha-
raoh took place in the prison yard, and none
witnessed it except the Sheriff, his jury and
deputies, the prison inspectors and other Off
cials. In letter to his mother, written
within twenty-four hours Of his death, the
culprit thus speaks of an interview held in
his cell, with the Quaker father of the mur-
dered. There is something God-like in the
forgiveness thus gushing from the parenta
heart whose pleasant places had been SO ruth
lessly made desolate;
Chester County Prison, Aug. 80.
My DEAR MovHER--I feel very sorry tina
! did not take our good advice, which 70,
gave me on the goth Of last September. to q
back to my place and stay my time out, Il
you wished me to do. | started on the 28tl
Of September with the thought in my mint
Of taking Rachel Sharpless' life for the SAX,
Iof a gold watch This was what did
for-Jfor nothing else
Aaron Sharpless, 1.-THE father Of Rachel,
came to see me yesterday. He came in
and ! spoke to him about the murder. III
asked me what ] did It for. told him m,
motive was to get the watch lie said
l"Thee could have got the watch without nc
| ting as thee did" ! then asked him for hi
he said it was a. hard thing I,
Iget over, but after studying d minute, HI
said, II will forgive thee lal
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Secure the shadow, ere the SUBJ
stance fades"

Thisis advice that is good, and should be
adopted by every one VINO has wife, sister.
father, mother, husband, brother or child
Death is at all times stalking abroad, and
ere we are aware oft, near and dear friend
is stricken down. And under such circum-
stance, do we not highly prize gift or me-
mento left by them. But is not picture,
taken by some master hand, and displaying
with truth and fervency the face of those
whose memory we love to cherish. J. p
JOHNSON, is one that can give you correct
Dauguereotype likeness Of the human face
divine, ana If any Of our citizens wish te
avail themselves Of his skill, now is time t.
do SO, as he intends leaving town in a few
days. He may be found at the Cadiz Ho
tel, where specimens may be seen.
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WORKING MEN !
Qbf HaarrlsOal county

Ye who toll and drudge from morning till
who by the stern decree of tickle
fortune, are compelled by the sweat of your
brow to earn livelihood ponder well over
the Infamous sentiments uttered by the Yes
tern Palladium, a WIIIG paper, published at
New Lisbon, Ohio.
Just before the election in June last, the
editor of the Cadiz Republican, copied into
his papec,a flaming article, written by this
same editor Of the Palladium, urging the peo-
people to oppose the new Constitution, 1t
was we'll displayed with capitals and italics.
We have no objections to that. But if what
this whig editor said then was orthodox---if
whathe uttered then could be re-asserted
and adopted as whig doctrine, we believe
we have the right to say that he breaches
whig doctrine NOW,
Remember LABoR1NG MEN OF HAIR.
RISON COUNTY these men opposed Civ
ing you the privilege of electing your own
state and county cers---thus proving that
the leaders of the Whig party are
opposed to letting POOR MEN
enjoy the privilege of VOTING
And yet they wo IA have you support tht
Wing ticketthis fall. Willyod- d-can you fal
forget your own rights as to give your sup
port to set of men, who endorse such infa
NOUS doctrines Yon have it in your powe
to assert yourindependenee. Do SO by VO
! TING THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
We shall refer to this again, when w
willgive d few more extracts, showing wha
the " big leaders think Of the laboring elias
ses. In the mean time show this to you
4 Wing neighbor.
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Push on the Columni

From every part Of Ohio, the Democratic
State Ticket is well received, and our friends
are assured Of success. and what is better,
they intend to deserve it.
The new Constitution will not pass into
the hands Of its enemies. in order that they
may torture its plain provisions q suit their
own sinister views. Push on the column, A /,
and glorious victory awaits ",
6TEvery Democrat in Harrison county
should take the "Sentinel." l."---Fact IA
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A(ANlSN ~ 80 - - - - -
year:
Prssident-IsRAEL' THRAP.
Steubenyille stsdon-To be supplied; d.
B. Dorsey supemumerary assistant.
Youngstown-Wm. Remsburgh
Zanesville-C. Gray.
New Lisbon--To be supplied
Wellsville--To be supplied.
Vienna circait-Wm. Ross.
Burton. A. Snesd.
Wayne-W. w. Upton.
Warrensville-P. KinSley.
Granger-C. J. Sears.
Bellview-N. Linder, one to be supplied.
Thompson-J. X. Duffy.
Tifin-R. Andrew, one to be supplied.
Fremont-A. Abbott.
Bucyrus-C. A. Wright,
Deleware-J. Jack. su.
Frederck-D Kinney, J. Warwick.
Mt Vernon-W. Marshall, one to be sup
piled.
Mt Zion--A. S. Robinson.
Leesburgh--S Lancaster, one to be sup
piled. -
Pleasant Hill. T. Lawson.
Mt. Pleasant. W. Case, one to be sup
piled,
Coshocton--J. Nichols, J. Biddison.
Tuscarawas-W. ]. Holland: P. 'Inskeep
assistant
Newark-T Potter, G. Baldwin.
Otsego-S Gee.
Zanesville-M Scott, G.. w. Hissey; c.
Springer supernumerary assistant.
Morganville-W. L. Baldwin.
Pennville-O. V. Warren. ''
Coumbia-S Catlin.
Portsmouth-S Aiken, E. Goudy.
Lancaster-A. R. Brown.
Pisgah,-J. S. Thrap, s, Biddison.
WoodSfeld-J H. Frees.
Belmnnt-G NJ. Scott.
Georgetown-John Baker.
Cambridge--W. Munhall, one to be sup
piled.
/ Salt Creek-To be supplied.
| Cadiz Mission-John Burns.
Circleville--J. H. Hamilton.
Stcubenville--E. A. Brindley.
| Left in the hands of the President-W
Hatfield, T. B. Cushman, J. Handy, D. B
Dorsey, jr., ]. Welch,
! Left without appointments in consequence
ofill health--W, Duling, J. Burnet
Left without an appointment at thei
own request--G Clancy, ]. Dorcas, z. Ra
gan, j. S. Vansant, W. s. Sears.
/ Superannuated A. Tracy, G. Waddle
J. Wilson, 7. Foster, D. Richardson.
! CT Kingsbury transferred to the 1llinoi
| Conference. go '''.'
3. S Hoaglapd transferred to the Alabam
conference.
IS. +. Dorsey transferred to the Pittsburg
conference. ''
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TERsls oF AnHEnrIsTNI
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR;
Reuben Wood, of Cuyahoga county
* LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
William Medill, Fairfield county.
v SUPREME JUDGES:
Rufus p. Ranny, l'rInbull county.
VIM. B. Caldwell, Hamilton "
John A. Corwin, Champaign g
Thos. w. BARLEY. Richland 9
Allen g. Thurman, Ross 6
.~- SECRETARY OF STATE:
VIM. Trevitt, of Franklin county.
s. AUDITOR OF STATE:
VIM. D. Morgan, Columhlana co.
STATE TREASURER:
John G.. Breslin, of Senaca county
- ATTORNEY GENERAL.
George e. Pugh, Hamilton county
= BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
Alexander P. Miller, Butler county
u. w. Manypenny, Muskingum co
James B. Steedman, Lucas count
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Democrats Of II rrison County.
ORGANIZE

E.g~ We claim the indulgence of those
If our patrons, who desire miscellaneous
raading. We are now in the midst of an
Important campaign in fact, the most impor-
Mt tl1athas occurred since the formation of
oI,r state. This being Tie case, it is duty
!, .cumbeas Oh Us, as the editors of a Dem o.
cratic paper, to watch our opponents, and to
oand.the alarm when they attempt to IN
,ade the rights Of the people. We shall do
tIhs faithfully. In :he mean time we shall
live you plenty of interesting news. So bear
%ith us until the election is ever
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}Y ORDER.

Messrs Elitors--Y on will please announce
ANIL. O. PEPPARD, Esq, Of Harrison county
~ 4 candidate for State Senate, forthe dis
stricteomposed of the conties of Belmont and
sIInrison. subject to the decision ofthe Dc"
jndcratic District convention: ''' -
@ HARRISON COUNTY.
#s@St. Clairsville Gazette please copy.
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COMPLIMENTARY.

Pay your debts---everybody. - Wheeling
Gazette.
"Everybody' will if you will only give
'em time pay the "debtof nature, 20 Stea.
bsagille Herald.
9 And when they do some will fll hole
and some line. Be careful yoa are not
among the latter = Wheeling Gazette. Y VI
G1so. 50! >'
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From the Dayton Gazette.
First Decennial Apportionmeut.


Below we give the apportionment of Rep
resentatives fixed by the New Constitution
of Ohio. From this it will be seen that the
number varies at the different sessions of the
next ten years at from 85 to ITO. The
Lowest number will be in 1852, and the
highest in 1856. The regular biennial ses-
sions OF the General Assembly will fall upon
che even years, '5e, '54, '56, '5s, and $50.
The terms of our United States Senators ex-
pirc on n"th the 4th of March Of the odd years,
SIS and 81. Consequently their successors
must be elected one year before hand, ip "a
and So In 81. the whole number of Rep
resentatives is 95, Senators 35. In '56 the
whole number Representatives is 10,
Senators 35. What the political complex
ion of these sessions will be time only can
develope.
The new county of Noble does not appear
in the list" It was organized after the Con-
satution was framed, and will vote for Sena-
tors and Representatives with the counties
from which its territory and population were
jfaEen.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket.
For Representqtipe,
JOHN DOWNING, Of Athens.
For Probate Jad5s,"
BRICE w. yIERS, of North,
~ Eor CbfE of The Court.
CHARLES PATTERSON, of Cadi4.
Flo,. Prosecuting attorney,
LEWIS LEWTON, of Cadiz.
For iyedSurer,
DAVID HILBERT, of Cadiz.
For Sheuf,
JAMES CADY, of Cadiz.
For Commissioner,
WILLIAM MOORE, of Moorefeld.
For Coroner,
Z. CONAWAY, of Franklin.
For Director Of the County Leirmarg
JOHN ROSS, of Archer. ,
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Free Soilers, Read This!

The Richmond Wing, one of President
Fillmore,s official organs, uses the following
language respecting Abolitionists. The ed
itor of the Richmond Wing and the Wings Of
Harrison county have the same principles
and hold to the same doctrines on all sub
iects, and both are working to accomplish
the same object:
ABoLrrroNrsrs IN yIBerNIA.--lt will be
seen from the following resolutions adopted
by public meeting in Wythe county, that
some of these miscreaats have been at work
in some parts of South Western Virginia
The most effectual remedy to be applied is 9
coat of tar and feathers --and If that should
fall then speedy application to the hq!fe'
would be advisable. Ii Richmond "a, Whtg
RH-The Democrats ofTuscarawas county
have nominated the following excellent tex
ct. We say success to it;
Representative, Joseph W, Newburgh' 9
Dover.
Probate Judge, James Mofit, Of Goshel
Clerk, Emerson Goodrich, Of Oxford,
Sheriff, Dorsey Wilson, Of Salem.
Treasurer John Buthler, of Goshen.
Recorder, Simon Bugher, Of York
Prosecuting Attorney, William Helmich
of Goshen. -.
Commissioner, George Fernsell, Of Law
renee.
Director Of County Infmary, David Eas
terday, Of Sandy.
Surveyor--Frederick Hines, of Oxford.
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FROM CUBA!
Arrival Of the Ciueinnati--Great
Battle--General Emma MORALLY
Wounded, &c, &C.

New Orleans, September g..
We have received by the Cincinnati the
A battle was fought on the coffee Planta-
tations formerly owned by Gen. Lopez's wife
The spanish troops were drawn up in two
columns, and at first refused to advance on
the patriots, who lined the fences in the VI
cinity.
" Gen. Emma there took thirty Cazardos and
charged upon the patriots, who succeeded il
killing every one of their assailants, with thu
exception of an aidde-camp. In the chargt
Gen. Emma was mortally wounded.
After the fall of Gen. Emma, Gen. Rosa
les collected together FIVE hundred of tn
spanish troops and fed, leaving sevenL..
wounded upon the field of action.
/ Gen. RoSales was to be superseded 70
cowardiee by Gen. Pavis of Matanzas.
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tFThanks to our friends in the country
for the new subscribers they have sent us
during the last few weeks. Our list keeps
steadily increasing. We have now near
three hundred new names, but we want a
few more yet. Democrats, now is the time
to circulate the documents. Send in your
names, every body.
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or The married ladies Of Paramount, n.
J.. have organized themselves into an Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Ladies, in order to be
revetiged upon their oddFellows' husbands.
Their-Lodge Is kept open half an hour lon
ger ct night than the Odd Fellows,
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y. WANTED Immed Lately at this office,
b,,y between fG and II years of age to
ssearn the printing business. One from the
ssountry would be preferred.
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4 g1rMen and women have become extinct;
they died about sixty years ago, and left no
heirs Ladies and gentlemen have usurped
their places
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E9-A steamboat builder in New York ci-
ty talks Of building . steamer 400 feet long
that W Paddle 25 miles au hour.
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0en1ocrafic Senatorial CONVENTION

Democratic Senatorial Convention
The democratic Senatorial e Convention,
fir tie ctunries Of Belmont and Harrison,
Millmeetin Uniohtown, MONDAY, tie 18th
S.ay of September, at 12 O'Clock, NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for State
u enator.
r. 0pprR
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The New Philadelphia Clique
Triumphant.

John A. bingham, late cf Cincinnati, was
Nominated BY the whig Judicial Convention,
which met in this place on last Friday. as
their candidate for District Judge Hsirraw
for the Imported Candidate! A
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Temnlars' Celebration.

The members of Smthfeld Temple, No.
al, Cadiz Temple No. Sc and Harrisville
Temple No. 81, had very pleasant celebra-
ton in Harrisyile, on Wednesday, the 3rd
inst. The extreme heat OF the weather. pre-
vented many from joining in the procession,
consequently it was not as large as it other
wise would have been. The procession
looked WELL
After marching through the town, the
procession repaired to the Methodist P
Church, An appropriate prayer was offer
ed by the Chaplain, when H. B. AMBLER
Esq, G w. T., of Ohio, was introduced te
the audience His address was one of the
best we ever listened to, and we have nc
doubt will do much good. He gave a brie1
history Of the order, and reviewed in mas
terly manner the objectious urged.
The address being concluded, the mem
bers returned to their hall and dismissed.
There was one feature in the procession
which called forth the admiration of the citi
zens universally, and that was the LADIES
composing the Social Degree, clothed il
the beautiful regalia Of that degree, Thi
was the crowning feature, and establishes al
important fact--that the Ladtes can keel
secrets!
The Cadiz Brass Band, on this occaso
fully sustained their well earned reputation
and gave full satisfaction to all. The mem
bers of this band are gentlemanly, and a
Istrictly temperate--and as musicians stan
I.I'4 -. oo,~ ,,o,.,~ =, ~: ,oo,;ox
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ScIrxrIrIc AMER1cAN.-We have received
lie prospectus Of the seventh volume of this
Salusble paper, the first number of which
will be issued on the Goth of September.
This paper is of interest to all classes, but to
mechanics and inventors it is invaluable.
1t Is published by Mum & Co., No 1873,
fulton street, New York, at $500 per year
.s- 90 for six months.
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The Young Democracy.

Young Democrats of Harrison County,
much depends on you in the present strug
gle between the the friends Of Democracy
and their ancient enemies, the Federalists
or Whig party. Your power when properly
put forth, is irresistible And with the
Licking Herald, we say to you, off with your
coats and go to work--and keep at it-wea-
ry not--rest not--until you have won a glo
rious victory. There are men on that ticket
who are of yourselves-young men. There
is CORWIN and MORGAN, BREsLIN
and PUGH, all young men-and you will
honor yourselves in doing them honor.
Friends of the New Constitution--friends
Of reform--if you would have the labor o.
years frittered away-go to work--AND
KEEP At WORK. Talk with your neigh.
bors-advise with them--encourage them
BE ACTIVE, BE vIGILANT, BE FAITH
Full, AND A GLORIOUS VICTORY
AWAITS YOU.
Never was there a political contest ii
Ohio in which the young Democracy had s.
favorable an opportunity to distinguish them
selves and win unfading laurels, as the on
which has Just commenced. YOUNG DE
lMOCRATS OF HARRISON COUNTY
PREP ARE FOR ACTION LOSE YOUI
RANKS and on election day, give "a lon
pull, strong pull, and a pull altogether,
| BY VOTING THE WHOLE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,
For tie tsird sub-dtcisioa Of Tie tlghta district,
Thomas L. Jewett, Jefiats m comfy
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Eg-Our market reports are full and acT
,urate. we correct them every week.
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Mp. Church---Appointments.

The following are tie appointments Of the
preachers Of the Muskingum Annual Con-
ference of the n. P. Church for the ensuing
wear:
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fr5 The Democracy Of Harrison County
have nominated An ExCELLENTTI TICKET
l9'he Sentinel u Farmer" goes into the
rontcst in high spirits, and we hope its efforts
Tor the election of the Democratic ticket in
that county may be crowned with success.
The above we clip from the last Guernsey
Jefersonian, end is one Of the many cornpli.
n,cntary notices, which has come under oul
observation, ii reference to the Democratic
Ticket And, brother Wagstatf, the cornpli
ment Ii bot U0deseived, for III is A CLIO
ssF0Us TICKET, and one which, if "
DcrnocraeY do their duty this fail, will y
trinnt1hantlE AleGged.
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IsTEas ATloy3I MAeAzrSE.-The Septem-
her number Of this valuable Magazine is un-
usually interesting. stringer Y Townsend,
The enterprising publishers, are determined
that nothing shall be wanting, on their part,
10 minister 70 the minds Of an enlightened
public; and we think their desire to please
has been universally acknowledged. The
contents Of this number embrace many val
liable original articles from some Of our stan
slard authors; besides several articles OF IN
isssst from the latest foreign periodicals.
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95 95 ITO 1o6 1o3
w-whig. D--democrat doubtful
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J. r. WooD, Secretary.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-07-08
Fail and Winter Goods!

TENHE attention of the public is respect
"a fully invited to the new and fashion.
able supply OF Goods which have just re-
ceived and opened, -consisting Of
. ire woosted plaids of all kinds:
do ALPACA, black, cold. g. plaid;
do Blk silk for dresses, & fringe;
do Thread lace and edging;
do Mouslin de LANES; do. cassI-
meres, for dresses,
Calicocs, Aannels-spotted and Canton
Shawles, children's dresses and cloaks:
Dark colored ginghams, Green baze,
Swiss Goods-do. ball dresses;
Irish ~linnen; linen and cotton diaper;
Brown g. white damask; do towels, napkin
Fashionable bonnets, ribbons, and flowers;
Ladies' caps, and hoseries of all kinds;
Gloves, mits, cravats, perfdmery, &c.
"A l o. e
Gentlemcn's clothing; boys do;
Cassimeres for pants; satinettcs, tweeds.
Ky. jeans; fine silk hats; caps & umbrella
Plaid linseys and Kersies; shoes and boots
Brown bleach'd domestics; ticking, checks
Together with a full assortment OF to-
bacco, some groceries; and many other ar
ticles Unnecessary to mention.
JACOB WOLF.
Boston Row, Nov. l549.