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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25

A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
N United States Court for the Western Dis
tricl Of Virginia at Slaunon, February Sndl o52.
Isaac Tellair "a citizen of Ohu,-Plff. in CGahcery,
AGAINST
James w. Eskridge, William S. Eskridge,
Charles L. Peyton, devisee ard executor. OF CIa-
ven Peyton, decd, Lucy !. j. EskrIdge., vile
ofJames W. Eskridge, Walker Brooke and wife,
Mary G. Fisher, WIN. S. Eskridgs jr., Craven p.
Eskridge, John Sims and wife, n. II. Fu'z and
wife, Edgar Eskridgs, Charles l.. Eskridge, Gen.
G. Eskridge, Lucy Eskridge, Virginia Eskridge,
Seplmia Eskridge,- S-Truslee under the
will of Louisiana Peyton, decd, William G. Es-
kridre and wife and Geo. Eskridge Defendants.
The object of this slit is to recover the amount
of an obligation executed by James w. Eskridge,
Craven Peyton (now deed ard WIN. S.Eskridge,
to Ann Telfair. now Decd 10 require accounts be-
tween Charles L. Peyton ,Ex'or of Craven Peyton,
deed, and the estate of said Peyton, decd the
Distribute accounts Of said G. l.. Peyton, execn-
tor and the devsees of said Craven Peyton, to be
settled, and to compel certain of the defendants to
account fur land and personal property recelyedby
them. .,
II appearing that the defendants with tho ex-
ception VI Charles l.. Pey,on, VIM. G. Eskrdge
and wife and Geo. EskrJge, are non residents OF
the Common wealth of Virginia and they not hay
ing entered their. appoaranco it is j'rdered: that
The said defendants do appear within one month af-
ter due publication hereof s. do what is necessary
to protect their interests, rind that copy Of this
order be published for four successive weeks in
some newspaper published in the town Of Staunton
and That copy be pasted at the front door Of the
Court House in Staunion.
Copy-Teste >e
ERASMUS STRIBLING, Clerk
U. 5. C.. w. ID. Va
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.sIes,r,. Editors II wish TO suggest to the pub
lie. through the columns of ynur valuable paper,
She proprety of establishing veterinary college,
in the State Of Virginia. | deem it TO be highly
essential for the preservation Of that noble and use
ful animal the horse. In England and France they
have established colleges where the construction,
diseases and cures are studied with as much care
as the human system in our medical colleges. 1t
must be admitted that numbers of valuable horses
aud other stock are lost to The State yearly, from
thu want of Knowledge of the disease and the
proper remedy to be applied. hope some step
will DO taken To carry out my suggestion at ar
early period, and that the subject will be brought
,sefsre the Legislature in time to act upon 1t.
hope, NIes.rs. Editors, my proposition will meet
with your favor, and that you will lend helping
hand to carry into effect this important measure.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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Commissioners Notice.
WIN. M'Clung and others, creditors Of Aaro
w Kee, decd-Plffs.

WIN M'Clung and others, creditors OF Aaron
w Kee, dec'd-Plfs.
AGAINST, :,
Henry F. Temple, Sheriff of Pendleton County
and as such aGm'ruf the estates Of Aaron kse decd
Jas. Kss decd and JOHN Boggs, decd, and ais
Defendants. :,
The Circuit Court for Augusta County. on the
2ls day OF Now, 1851 decreed among other things
in the above named cause, 'that one Of The Master
Commissioners of the court take an account OF ahc
report any rents profits SC, which, in addition tf
those heretofore reported, may b. due from aoh ol
w. Over or any other person on accounted the
lands cnnveyed by John Cunningham To Ieoulon
DYER by deed Of trust bearing dale ihe21th Feb
S3S-aIso that said NJ. Cmn'or take and report
all accounts Of any Heal u Personal Estate lett by
Jas KGe decd, and into whose hands nr possession
the same or any part thereof came, and the pres
ont state and condition thereof; and said Com'r is
authorized to cause to appear before him any of The
parties defendant, to answer upon oath any peril
ent Undergraduates that the Cnmpainants or their
counsel NAV prupnund to Them touching the Esia lie
of the said JAS Kee Decd" Thesaid Conner was
further directed "to take an account OF The real
Estate held by John Boggs ST., decd, ono OF tbs
Ex'urs of Aaron Kee dec d ,on the - day Of jan
1880, when The decree in favor of tn Compalnanls
in the cross Bill was rendered and the value there
Of by whom the same has been since and IS now
held and under what title"
It was also further dec:reed "'that the Report o.
Master Com'r Clark returned Tie 18th OcI. lS45
in which it is alleged that exist both for and
against The Ex'or of Aaron Kee decd, be recon-
mltted to the Master Conf who acts in this cause
for him 10 consider of and report upon the alleged
errors, Of any that lie may discover Or that may be
brought 10 his notice by the parties, &C., &C.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decreta
order will take notice to attend at my office In
S:aunton, on Friday the 5lh day of March next,
prepared to furnish any information they may pos
sess or be able to procure touching the various
matters Of account thereby referred. The compa-
nans and their counsel will also take notice to file
with me, on or before the day designated such per-
,inent inierrogatores as they may desire to have
answered by the defendants or any Of them.
]. n. EIENDREN; NJ. Com.
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NOTICES

TNl1E sale of the lot in Station, and tie wood
l. land on the McAdami4ed road near Town,
which were heretofore advertised under the decree
Of Minzes Adm or against Mathews trustee Sc. lis
postponed to the third Monday in March next.
when they will be offered in front of the post-of-
flee. The 10. in town will be divided if necessary
to accommodate purchasers ,and the wood land will
be sold in lots Of four OF FIVE acres each, as will be
represented on plat thereof 10 be afterwards laid
off by meies and bounds. In the meantime, | will
treat privately with any who may be DESTROYS, 10
acquire the whole, or any part ofthe said property
on the terms Of said decree as to the payments.
SAM'L CLARKE, Gem.
Staunton, Jan. 90, 1859
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FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY OF AUGUSTA
Having been urged by friends. in various por-
tiuns OF the county, aad solicited through the me-
.dium Of the press, ia terms most, and tear, too
Tutoring. To become a candidate for the Circuit
Court Clerkship; having, furthermore, been Ire
quently questioned Of late as 10 my disposition with
regard to these calls. in, answer to the same, and
that the people may know the position occupy,
| now announce myself as candidate for The Of
fee. do this. feow-citizens, with no little dis
trust of my abilities. Nevertheless, should It be
Your pleasure To commit the Office to my hands
with such qualifications as possess, will pledge
you my best, my undivided services, II, however,
you should prefer the services Of another to such
decision, will most respectfully submit.
S. 5. ABNEY.
FL o. 1870
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Wesleyan Female Institute.

TINdE second session Of this School will COM
L mence on the lst OF February. The success
of the session which is about closing, has exceed
ed expectation and no effort will be spared in IN
ture, 10 merit its continuance. The Department
of instruction s in he charge of competent and ex-
perienced Teachers, and contemplates thorough.
ness, as we'll as rapidity Of advancement in
the various branches OF study. The Domestic ar
rangements look to the comfort and convenience Of
pupils. There is in this respect. an equality be-
Tween Them and their Teachers; both eating at ihs
same table, and occupying chambers equally COM
Portable.
There area few vacancies Any information,
that may be desired, will be communicated cheet-
fully, on application to the Principal!
J. A. M'CAULEf.
Jan. Fl, lS52-tf.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
For Sale at Public Auction.

VNIIE undersigned will proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises on Saturday the 2oth
day ofFsbfuary next, tract of land containing
abGst
ass ACRES.
This trac. ofland is known as The "NIoore Farm
II is located 10 the county of Rockbridge IA miles
north of Lexington on the. Plank Road. The tract
is well supplied with timber and water, and may
with convenience be divided into three farms. Per-
Suns desiring to examine the premises will please
call on VIM. I.usk, Esq, who lives con,iguous,fur
information.
TERMS OF SALE--One fourth Of purchase
money cash, residue on liberal credit. Bond
with good personal security to be given for The de-
: JAMES. G. PAXTON.
Feb. 4, ls52-.ds.
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Commissioners Notice.

DEN'J Crawford aud Geo. nj. Cochran, part
ID ners, and Albert J. Jordan,
Tho's j. Niche, j. B. breckenridge, and al. trust
creditors of The said Jordan.
On the 18th Nov. 1851 the Circuit Court for
Augusta County ordered, in the above named cause
that an account be taken and reported showing
the amount due from the Plff Jordan to the trust
creditors at the date of the trust deed in the Bill
and proceedings mentioned, and what payments
if any, lave since been made by him to said cred
ilors.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The Plff Albert J. Jordan and his trust cred
itors will, hereby, take notice 10 attend at my Of
flee in Staunton, on or before Wednesday the ON
of March next,prepared to furnish me all materials
necessary for stating the accounts above directed.
]. n. HENDREN, Nj. Com'r.
Feb. lS, 1885,
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Tan-Yard &c, &c.

'I,HE undersigned, will sell, on the premises in
l. Jennings Gap Augusta County half mile
from the residence of James a. Frazier Esq, on
the 10Th day Of March nexia tract Of Land contain
ing,
), 35S Acres.
On this land there are valuable Improvements, 10
wit: Two DWELLING HOUSES, Barn, Stables
necessary out houses &c., also Tan Yard contain
ing upwards of 30 large vais. a large Tan Shop.
supplied with an excellent stream of water, "a mag-
nificently. large bark house,. Grinding House and
rooms for a tailor and Sadder all under one roof
This establishment has long beer considered as
one OF The best, il not the very best of the kind in
Augusta CO. The location Of the property is very
eligible, both on account ofthe facility with which
bark can DO procured, and the great demand for
leather in the neighborhood as well as in the coun-
ties Of Bath, Highland, and Pendeton. There
are about
49,. 40 A CRES
of cleared land in the tract. also two &C.,
ORCHARDS of excellent fruits. There Gg&
is also new Saw Mill on The land near SES
ly finished, and the land itself abounds -
with large quantity. of valuable. timber--indeed
the neighborhoud lands are remarkable for the a.
bundance of valuable timber growing on them.
TERAiS.-One half oflhe purchase money will
be required in hand and the balance in equal an
nual instalmente Of one, two and three years from
the day Of sale. Bonds and good personal secu-
nty will DO required, and the legal title retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
PETER SWOPE.
jennings Gap, Feb. 4, ls52--tds.
CO. Richmond Wing please insert weekly yn-
Ill day Of sale and forward account 10 Spectator OF
tico
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.. MITE a Co.

II AVE now received their winter supply Of
IA Groceries, viz:
| HID New Orleans Muasses,
| do... Port Rico d., ...,
Terce New York Syrup,
/ do. Sugar House do,
2 HID dry N. o. Sugar,
Case loaf Sugar, best quality,
3 BBL Purified Brown Sugar, ., 80
10 Boxes Superior Goshen Cheese,
BBL Rice. 10 Bags Coffee,
% Sacks filled Salt, 5
Powder, Shot, bar lead, pepper, Soda, Ground
Cinnamon &c, SC. Persons wanting large lots
will be supplied on The cheapest terms.
Feb. IL, ls52-Vind. copy.
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WILL be sold on the 3Oth inst, the remaining
W. part of the TRACT OF LAND of which
Daniel Keiser, decd, died possessed, lying about
two miles below Waynesburough, on both sides Of
the South River, and containing between
400 a ND 500 ACRES.
7, will be sold in two or more parcels. The prin
cipa part will be sold in tract Of 800 Acres, Up.
on which there isa good BRICK. HOUSE. and
other out buildings, Orchard, good Springs; about
fifteen, Acres of Bpttom-lhe oihe! cleared land is
good cropping land for any kind of crop--a good
proportion VI the Land is in timber.
The other part Of the Land is ii. timber.
Persons wishing to purchase will examine for
themselves, and will find the property to come up
fully TO the description giysp.
J. KEISER, for The,
heirs Of ID. Keiser, deed.
Jan. 7, 1852.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, as attorney in fact. af WIN.
Clarke. Gf not sold privately, Of which notice
will be given) will oor at public SALE in the town
of Waynesboru', Augusta Co ,on Wednesday, the
l7th Of March, 1852. about
SIS acres OF Land,
.dioiniag said town. on which there is large new
frame Barn with Cow Sheds.and good We'll en-
closed, The land is in fine state of cultivation
T. a s e "h, ." ns w pSshI ssoG wg
approved security will be requlred-the balance in
three equal payments of IL, 90 and so months
from day Of sale.
Feb. 25, lSJ2.-tds.
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PUBLIC SA l. Z
Of South River Land and other Valu'
able Property.

ygyHE subscribers, as executors Of John Conner
4 decd, will offer for sale to the highes, bid
der, on the premises three miles from New Hope,
Augusta County. Virginia. on the 18th and 10th
Of March neat, the TRACTS OF LAND Known
as the Nlaupin and Clemans tracts, OF whica cno.
Coiuer. decd, died possessed lying on both sides
Of the South River land containing about ~ acres
Upon the land are comfortable log
DWELLI.NG nous Sc, -
Servants Houses, and other necessary out houses;
a tolerably good BARN, Orchard, and Spring
1t is well watered by the South River and The MIL
Race from Coner's Mill. About w Acres are
cleared and in good state Of cultivation 4o IA
cres are river bottom about 80 Acres are IN crop,
which will be sold with the land. Most OF the
wood land is well lmbered, and lies near the CLEAR
ed land.
AT the same time the following personal prop
ery will be said, viz Ii head OF Horses IL
head of Fat Cattle, (slall FED some Mich lows
so head of beautiful Stuck Cattle 6O head OF Hogs,
(good order.) 80 Sheep, about 5oO bushels OF
Wheat, 700 or 500 bushels Of corn, IN The ear
2or 8 hundred bushels of Oats, SUI 6 bushels OF
Rye, 8 or bushels of Clover Seed, ~ Ions ot
Hay, 600 or 700 good Flour Barrels, 2ooo Darrel
Slaves. | | or l2 thousand Shinsles,a Quantity o.
good Plank, one sci Of Blacksmllh.s Tools, haii
ton of Iron, 8 Wagons. Cart, 2 Wheat Fans
large number of PlougRs and Harrows, Horse Gear.
six horse Threshing Machine in good order, |
cast iron Apple Mill, or IL barrels OF tl9ur,
Carriage and Harness, some Stills, ~ OF o0 2iIll
Tubs, the wood work Of new Wagon, about otC
gallons of Rye Whiskey. a large lot Of Leather oil
diffeIen, kinds, about 1000 potnds Bacon, Stoves
| Loom and Tackle. Eighs:day Clock, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and many other ar!ic-
les no, necessary to name also the following
VALUABLE SLAVES,
likely Young Negro Men, Boy about twelve
years old, and Woman.
TERMS.-Fur the land one fourth will be re-
quired in hand, when possession will De given, 4
the residue 10 four equal annual payments, the par
chaser giving approved security and the title retain
ed until the purchase money is paid. The o'he
property will be sold on a credit of nine months
for all sums over five Dollars, the purchaser Civ
ing good security fur all sums under thai ariioun
the cash will be required before the property is re-
''' SAMUEL. conner, j.,
HENRY COINER,Ex
Feb. 90, l952.-Vin and Mess. copy ids.
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In the Old Bell Tavern.

WE have again received new lot of CLOTH-
~ ING consisting in part of fine Black Dress
Overcoas; Fine Black loose Sacks; Dress ,rd
Frock Coats of every color and at every mice
which we offer for sale very low, low. f,n eve,
IeU't '1 TIo ho.u h'e's .nd of Goods usually
MI" .b;s a. 00'"'"' }lore will be found al Our es
g.. -, such as Boots, Shoes, Carpe, Bags,
~, &c, which Will be sold very hw. Peass
give us n call. GOODMAN s. co.
Saunt IN, Jan. 81, lS52.-V. s. Mess. copy,
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roa THE SPECTATOR.

,N.ssrs. Editors Permit US through the me-
dium Of your columns to call on John b. "a!'s'
EsQ., TO consent to be candidate IN Tue ensuing
election under the new Constitution, Tor Tue ONCE
of Clerk to the Circuit Court of Augusta county
en,een wears. and was deputy in the Office OF
the late Circui, Superior Court Of Law and Cham
Gerry for several years. His early acquaintance
with the busness, however, was acquired in the
CLERKS Office of Albemare his native county; aud
IN the same county,he was for several years dep
INV sheriff. For the last five or six years, he has
l,een engaged in the practice Of the law. From
his varied experience. close application to business
and gentemanly department. and agresableness IN
The discharge Of all the official relations with
which he has been connected, we feel confident
in saying that mOre competent and Mt selection
could not be made in the State.
We sincerely hope ,ha, he will in answer here
10 consent to be candidate ,
Its MANY CITIZENS.
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ANnrnEn scIrYrIrIC MoNnER,-IMponr.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !-TMpoRr-
ANT TO DsPEPrIcs.--Dr. j. 5. HOUGHTON'S PEP
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pared from RESSEr, or the FouRTH STOMACH OF THE
OK after Directions Of Baron LIEBIG, the great Physi
illogical Chemist, by J. ). HOUGHTON, NJ. D.; Phil
adrphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for lNDl-
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after NATURES OWN METHOD, by NATURES
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containing Seien6c evidence of its value, furnlshcdby
syeata gratis. See notice among the medical adver-
isements,
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I WILL, as, commissioner, proceed to sell, on
the premises, on the 9Th day Of March next,
in pursuance Ola decree entered in the Circuit
Court Of Augusta, on the 9Th day of November
last, in the cause of Humbert against Humbert s.
others, the piece of land in said decree mentioned,
containing
10 Acres. Pr and sor..
adjoining the lands Of Jacob l.. Humbert and 9TH
ers, on credit eff six twelve and eighteen months
with theexcepton ofso much as may be necessa-
ry topay the expense attending the sale, the p,r.
chaser giving bond with approved security and
retention Of the title as Ultimate security.
j. B. WATTS, Com'r.
Feb. 4, 1852.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having removed to the city Of
L Baltimore takes this method Of Informing his
friends and the public generally tina, he still has on
hand large stock Of his superior mould candles.
They are placed at the store Of Mr. John Rrands
burg, who has become his agent for the sarne.
JN0. Ii. Asst.
Jan. Z, la52.-tf.
P. S.--AIl fer;cns indebted to him either by
bond or account will please call on Messrs Bell
& Hartman, for immediate payment.
J.H.A.
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REMOVAL.
" -sNeS
DAVIS a. KAYSEE

HAS removed his STORE to the new room GA
H Main Street, four doors above Benjamin & J.
SCrawfords ,and next door to the Hard ware Store,
where he will be happyto see al Of ks old friends
and customers.
He also avais himselfof this opportunity to ten
der TO his friends his most grateful acknowledge
ments for The very liberal manner in which they
have sustained him Tor the last six years and he
hopes with his enlarged facilities and strict az.
'eniion to business, still 10 receive liberal share
of their patronage.
Stanton, Feb. 4 1852.
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County Candidates.

Do We are authorized to announce Maj. VIM. p.
HARTMAN, as Cand idate for Commonwealth Attor.
ney. under the New Constitution.
Feb. 25, 1852
.ns- We are authorized to announce SHELTON s.
,ABNEY, Esq, Candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court under the New Constitution.
Feb. %, 1882 ....,
:, CO. We arc authorized to announce LYTTELTOS
WADDELL, Esq, Z andidato for Sheriff, under
the New Constitution.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
DRILLING MACHINES

VIE subscriber is how engaged in the manufa efu :.
L OF Rohrs Celebrated Drilling Machines, and n n,
DC ready 10 furnish them at any time when led on
These Machines have been fully tested and obts;ncf
the premium awarded by the Agricultural Socistr IA
is simple in its construction and will be furnished :,
the Mandatory in Bridgewaier, Rockingham Coun,s
as wclas in Augusta, Botetourt, Roanoke apd dioX
juno 25, Is5l.-Iy, 49, "o liz.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA.
Feb. %, 1852.

The undersigned respectfully announces himself
as Candidate for the office of Sheriff under the
New Co stituIiun.
so years, with what proprieiy others must deter
mine. He has been commissioned by the present
Executive. and executed his official bond next
High Sheriff. from the 4,h Monday of March en-
suing. with tho prospect Of early elections under
the New Constitution.
Any claims implied in this statement Of facts are
.cheeriully submitted To the judgment and Justice
ofthe people. l.. WADOELL.
Fob. %. 1852.
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Albert @. CAREER. HUGH coNNELI
STAUNT0N FOUNDRY.

TIME undersigned have formed partnerships in
the above establishment and will continue TO
fill all orders for Castings with promplness and al
reasonable rates. In addition To the work hereto
fore done a, this establishment they would especi
ally call The attention of Millrights aud Alillown
ers to their establishment; as they intend to de-
vote their attention to the manufacturing and fill
ing up Of all The various castings Of Merchant and
Saw Mills. 80,
Patterns made 10 order of any descriplion.--
Stoves, Plough Castings, Wagon boxes, S'c.,kep
constantly or hand
Feb IS; 1852.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES P. FREEMAN & CO.,
(LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & co.,
ENGpUN5IRs ACID T0DBU@s,
IA BROADWAY,
Door South Of Liberty Street,
Hrrrrr 1yaDxr


Door South of Liberty Street,
NEW YORK,
HAVE now on hand. and will be receiving dat
81 ly through the season, New GooDs, direct
from the European Manufacturers, and cash .4uc
tons, rich, fashionable, fancy Silk Millinery
Goods Our stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises
every variety 9f the latest and most beautiful de-
signs imported. ...-, -.
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
To our order, from our own designs and patterns,
and stand unrivaed. We offer our Goods for
NETT CASH, at lower prices than any credit House
in America can affurd.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their inter
es, 10 reserve portion of their money and make
selections from our great variety of rich cheap
Goods. 80 =, -.
Ribbon. rich for Bonncts, Caps, sashes and Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Satns, Grapes Eisses and Tarletons.
Embroidereis, Collars Chemisetts, Capes, Bsrthas,
Habits Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgngs, aud Insertngs.
Embroidered REVERE. Lace, and Henstitch Cambria
Handkerchief.
Blends, Illusions and Embroidered Laces for Caps.
Embroidered Laccs for Shaws. Mantillas, and Vei's
Honiton, Mechlen, Valencenes, and Brussels Laces
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Isle Thread,
and Cotton Laces.
Kid, Isle Thread, Silk, aud Sewing Silk, Gloves,
and Aits.
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English, American and Italian.
Straw Bonnets aud Trimmings.
New York, Feb. rs, 1852.