North Carolina Newspapers

v f J v .. I an;d -1. ;,: Vnw.rp'd bt ptrtv, iag to live hkg Brothen.; Friday, lNoyE!BER r, iss. ' ; ., .1 ;; .v7 i - v.. i ;H., . t .. Li V" ' ; . -' '. --, i .' . s-, .f..' :,;;,'. -'.Wirt S ,tel "TTsfor a new. PAPF.n, TO"' be j 'VtfBtisiiED twice a weekJvV ; 1 i ..-';.:' v. - Office of the uaieign j obliged almost Wholly to exclude. . r . . . pctoberAn , ( lieater space is proposed, also, to be ThaU TP,e who are self-govern ea ,IaUottecl to Editorial matter, intludin A self-defended ; who have-the .iHr lintelligence-'ofa.piirely domestic or in iate clioicc of their Legislators, refi-1 : tcrpai character. ; .Lastly, but notleast, htible periodically to their constitu-t better vehicle will thus be; afforded Kts- who have formed their owti con- for: Advertisements of every descrip HtuHons; and have th right of amend- j fj0T1; and. particularly for such as, from lr changing and even annulling them ; e tardiness of a weekly publication, arc individually liable to bear arms, cannot now obtain a sufficient .circula j A r taxes when demanded by :t:on to answer the purposes of adverti- L nnituted authorities selected by Toitppi and laws, lanas iJWV- ' W' - ' taiiht in the schools : : f . x n r hn free and general cir- 1 elation of Newspapers .only, that a just v inowledge can be actjiiired of passing. tvents, or a-true estimate formed by rVinff their conduct, of the merits -, cr ?5o. - -v. ... :.; i'l ft is now four and twenty years since the establishment of the Raleigh Ke- J . i v ,vf 4im rnTTlTiTlRinC OnC ' iv$S inShoie. Period ofthe fnde- half Of mre than ' Lemsevcs uiat such a jjcup ments are lnxeresxmg or imcuiwuu ... Z be fully and frequently informed on ; To this plan, the undersized invite L state of public affairs, 'of: their: do- : the attention and favor of the citizens lestic toncerns as well asof-their To-! 0f this Stale generally, and partkular- fmrti7P the IvA- m i w MAArt a rrrT " a z -.4-m rB 1 M I Mllla 19 U , . r " I 'IV 111 LIILISU IV 1 1 VF 11W n I penaenceox "V- ; . V V throutrbout the year, at tne rate oi ,riKu. Wthirds of the penod , which has m- ' lara per annum Wered since the adoption of the .Con- , Tne egister will also continue, as at pre Shition of the United States. About nt, to be pul lisbed weekly, at Three Pol- per, anu Miuaju"j, -- - , ii u rp i inn tn cxicuv ii vhcre, previuij, it v.MM... Vpnaners was very limited, andpret . ..Lv in fht main post Tj muaij.um.uv - - " Bootes. 1 fie support oo i y. , rer? shews, that, a certain vaiue is pui . . ipon them by the people,-and it is hop- t 1 ' . J. U ln - snn It IS nflTl I . al kfiM in(1nnrrt ba corres- li a meir uciiciiii iiim.--" . , edwiththeswhichhas iu , ; , , Newspaper here, was an experiment of doubtful success. It necessarily 1 ,ii coolrt md iiTnited to 111 UJC UliWl u, - 7. f i A n ntironr iiim pviniiiiaiiiiiiiii vr S.U,' ' . 0r Indeed at that i I time, there was but a small portion oT i the State to whitfh a Newspaper cpulrt ! . i. 1 A.vn..r'nt1v anil i V,e transmitted more frequently, and. minj Counties hich a - Newspaper j scarcely ever penetratctu j With the lapse of time, the State has : undergone a great change. .v Its resourj cs are gradually developing ; education is more and more cultivated 5 . public f pint is consequently enlarged 5 and . North-Carolina is assuming, if slowly ? yet surely, the rank in tlie Union to wMr.h her relative nonulatiori, her poli- Hcal disint'eresteilness, and the private virtnes nf her citizens, entitle her. i Daring the same interval, the post- : routes have been greatly multiplied, and ; the transmission of the mail has been j iccelcrated and made - more frequent, j n every part of , the State. : The considerations, as well of a mo 1 as of a physical 'nature, which .we ave thus briefly sketched, seem to de: in'and, rather than recommend, (alter ihe example of our sister States,) the tablishment of a Journal of more fre quent publication than once a Jveek. Yielding at length to. the suggestions Mch have long impressed upon the nind ofthe Proprietors of the Register thi npreznUvl thf. undersigned, Co- Mrtnw ; 4Ko.- "RvMHnp' and ota- tionery, as well as Printing Busin have determined to commence tne Hcation nf a lSTpwsnaner twice a n the third Tuesday oftfoVerober next t . . - . f ' 1 Ann. uic uiiiu i ucsuaji . . fthe d,v ,fW ih meetin- of our Gene- x . . J ... .. . 0 ' .l iai Assembly) on the terms uilou. Wr t - The considerations of a, general nar tire. which have led to this deteruuna. tion, have beeri already stated, io vhich may be added the following, ; m detail, Hi - Under the. present arrangement, it b tn nfw Wn 'k "subiect of regret, that News," sometimes of great interest fA 1 j - stale before it ua be imparted to! them; breaches 4r.k; dltidnarv channels - Ti, -Nrvinaner-conveys it to iu customary readers, and loses that ftliah-of novelty which makes itaccp- feble. It frequently happens that wc Wipac5vMchouSnt-- oore at larire :'and many mmk--' c ai ,,ar.Se rlihi2, for want if r,m ' w . compelled altogether toit jn.Nviater.-fbr.totanceV. lall be enahled, ih the tff2 ecVlv Wner. to.rive.-afaner account Hthe Proceedin ol? tatip andof the Debates in tach ; and 9 in tje Summer, to find ; room 'for. ihtercstibg . matter ; of ; a'.mlscellanwus character, whicKv; at present, ve are yoi out -W or those to whom" the Advertise rTn The undertaking ,iJVl w- ' r . I ui - annminppil will he cost! v and swnc- k- tio7nrflmiA ! hnt it will be steaoi- iy and persevenngly pursued, with a ( refiance for indemnification on a iiDerai support from our public-spintedj dlscermng fellow-citizens. . . ' J. GALES & SON. t TERMS. The semi-weekly Rnler,gh Hepster will commence on the 18th day of November next and be published every Tuesday -Tnda be sent to all such as resme m ,T,pp. thev can receive n twice a w r k, hh iVi0r thv ran receiv .11 thncwho can receive the Paper but once a week, the weekly p.npe r will be con- tinued. Such -of the r friends as sua.i ue .r.tisf.ed with this cr urse, will oiease m h . wgh - g a5? as conve . ind hcv slinli be attendcl to AdveTt5, v - . . A mrv I lins r. - 0Br1 ihr.". time for a dollar, and to very otl vvv .... r . . . portion From theWtrw-Tork Evening Pott. THE MARQUIS LA FAYETTE. xhVarilent aod arxiou wishes enerallvex PR8eci t,at this veteran e . . - S - 1.!. o.nitrv , should pay u " ' v u,hprp hp commenced his military ca- rocr. and whose libertieH he was aii-alons in ".promoting. do hor i th; national feeling. In H.e vn.ne course of Gen. La bayeue's poimcu. life, it-has been a matter i muc. ;r,imn tii the inenns f freed4in thai amidst all the changes which he witnessed, anl the tempting otters made him both by Napoleon nu H j Uourbons, that he continued tn none to first principles, ary now ir. the storms4df revolutions which he p ed through, he stands forward to. pub lic -view, the same inflexible patriot 1 1, a wine honorable man: In a manu script poem ofthe accomplished Mws FiunceV Wright, entitled " Thoughts r .. t!.,o 7 tn iir t we arc son. ta learn v il not be published, yJu the lolloxvingedicatin tothw ous'warricr, which we prefer publ ,ng to any futogy that we could frame. : ' . y ' ( V should I consider all your high and.jK. all the great and eyer-durjn nroveii vimu & - , - . . t : . k.w i rendered to tne Uu services that vou have w,m m mv revere ,.V:orv 111 ihSCrtWinff VUUr limine f sumption nscring Pera)itted me ilpantrs. . .. ti.n'thft Vniher of vour coumry, ( u ."'"v t thl totriel of two worlds r and that you th-?. -1 :. ! .Ki. llttlt.nrod..ct!n of my ear S a 5mple:t,bute of d.e heart to the best and most indulg.em 01 uic.., tne pe5i MtnfA tn vou that th already confessed to you that the boem was written before I had at- I have reuj l ViAm' was taintd rny twttnticm year, .b r It is nrobaDie nrereiurc, uv 1 . "I .1". . L ik.l 1 vnur 1 i t v. . r ... , ihev bear the impress ct a hast jv aim inexpc they -Dear x . . pent po- em may breail.e an araop 01 iecue e"l," i.en miht have checked, or, at leastihave . taught me to dscmble . Upon j'-iAAj; however, after tic lapse 4-1 so.ne years, the-sentiments there expressed, 1 findl hone which; my heart mvows, ? or V-ui-'.. ...Ktamlinfr ink flOt TeCClVe ftS 1ust.; But while increasing) experience has confirmed ratuet than shaken the seil-aaopx-ed opinions of my youth, it has uught me that they aie little Ukgly -to be rfccived . oy the worid. ; If, notilUtandln itlis peisua- 1 i,av- h(-ft induced to maK.c ,mc ni to theftw, rather than ths roa- f "'VV' ..,,, i-pUbritv that your 5 name cujw . - -ivib.ea t. P" : j- y throurtout a . . --v -v - weeK, -country ofthe "rn,h nr.! I nvthat 1 present them. 7'A? fwwT, hive enraed Yir attention may " engacf that of other ?enerou.;inmcra z. iv . nion of sich that is alone I'worthy of rearri nor shall I appeal tait with jpucn apprn.c,. 85on, fbtv if they are the best,' T have learned from exenencehhat they are also the most induent crit.es.- ! T have mentione l tne atre ax ;"1v,;.,-i,,r. r,..-.rKt hr,pm wM pnmnnsed. However n imposed. However un worthy 5n itself the tribute th.ere o;terea t I'll ' 'J " - - - -.- , - ir virtues, it mayfuot be altogreth,er witht ita value in yonfeves. Written, at a pe rl whn vmt were to me like one of tne riod heroes of antiquity, it-may afford to you. arjj evidence of the Impression, which the reporrt of your actions will make upon the youjntuf :,i : nftr. XTv Rflmiratiou of 1-a 41 a;mnW.lii vlmiraton ot what was jrreat and virtuous; in paying my secret homage to his character, Thttle fore saw that I should possess the honor of his friendship and discover that his virtues as a patriot, a soldier, and a statesman, foTrnel only a part of his virtues as a man, and that K-o,itw r h;c rliawrtpr in nrivate was in perfect unison, with the purity f hi Piblic life. FRANCES W BIGHT, f Paris, November, 1822. From the .Mem-England Farmer. . Mr. Editorl-Within a fev years I hve de voted some time and attention to the culti v,tmn of an Orchard. If I am correct in my view, of the subject a pood orchar js the most valunble part of a farm, and the farmer who neglects, to cultivate one; may .with pro priety be siid to neglect an important branch of trood husbandry.! . m ". A Five years nro, I selected a piecej of land to be devoted exclusively to aa Orchard. Tt has utuiallv a tfood soil; andesccncTs a lit tl to the est. It was; somewhat Irocky ; I nfthL. Tnrr heinir so larce and heavy j as to render it necessary to Mow them in or- der to move them. I cleared the rocks all I off, so that net one was to be seen;on the j,p-ece above ihe surface of the ground. I i ; enclosed this piece of irround with a substan ! ti:d stone wall, and then pJouffbed and plaht i eri it with matoes. After dicrtrinl the po- itutrp.! I firsun nlousrhed and harrowea it, .1 mf,,.v-ri mit t ip rnvrs f ne Trees, nt. - -i- .- . . , . top rnd bottom of what J took out, each by itself. Ab. ut th first . Vovember I set out my trees, beinir careful in taking tuem up to injure the roots as little as possible.: Into each hole, after pi cingthe roots of the trres, I put three pecks of compost manure next the earth taken from the top of the holes, lenvinc- that which ws taken from the bot tom to be placed on the ton. On this piece of eround 1 set one hundred and thirty trees, leavins hem exactly twenty feet distant from ench other. The sprin- after getting- the trees, I planted the ground with corn, and the ncxi spring gowedjt with wheat, seeded it dow n to grrarsV-and grauexi 1.1c w c.. a . r..u:.i!v two first years ater -v.were rutin 1 then put half a bmbe ,.fm;,;,,rt amnnd'ech tree, and they sua mt;m.e tofiouvish, the largest of them be- inn- ix inches in circumference I have late- !y ploughed 1he ground, and mte intend next in order to spring to plant u wiui puwmv . hasten their pfrotrwi. : . Tbe prolabilitVlnow is, that m he course of five years more,' my orchard will be quite productive, should it continue to nr . The farmer who ha not-yet a yx)ung orchard coming on, Wd do well ndiatelyv Mvoose f. piece of gro ini,anu lv Dreparine:, pet it.out witn appie irecs. '.i.t to he afraid of devoting too 1. ..t;rtn to an orchard, tor it ,iffhtly managed, it vrUUer a few years, amnlv repay all the trouble and-, expense. smp).v i7 v ..j Kt once Dten An orchpra sei in gruii lnUL will not flourish un ess it ACT s Slot Ued every twefor three years. fernaps 1 U&e better' way to keep it m tiHae. whole: time, as tne trees win much fester, and produce more and better fniiCBeauty and order are desirable irt n 1 i .. :n Q in other thm firs. Ho orcnam, wvi ' .'.7. . , , '. 4. : - boa , it1 t much more, phasing iii?l-w i..wUr th tres Deinsr set stanu in set in rows perfectly straight each- way, man w sec uu. stand here and there in apwmiscuous man-- ner like tne trees or a ioiyif Much care should be taKen ounng-uc years of an orchard to give me xre . 1 tIi.o nmct Ki none Uv and proper snapc. .; - principally fby pruning. Uranchcs should ofthe tree at a less distance than fie or six Cattle, sheep or hogs, KCUllll.-h - . -LJ . ....n ..otiv imiir the treeS'DV ruo as nicy wmg"-j j- ... . bing against and browsing " NOTICE. V 1.L persons indebted to the Jate firm of jti N; Harding 8cJg.-arereiHui5 y - j:.v v..., mnt to the subscriber, who maV be fwmd it 11 hours of the day t the f . r -1 r; l v ' n On t' first of December 1 shall J nlace all onen accounts with an officer for collection. :.:'r': Ii4t-U- October 23. . j k 571113 , It ths stork op' j. gai.es 8c bos,'; iiieH, ,v.'V'N0i.;!:.;.v3f lr t,A t? AToit s of Cases arerued and deter mined in the Supreme Court ot rolina, for June TTr. l823 bT; October 20182S. 23: f'T".'.: 7 1 I i, vpvv ctM to have them'exactly straight ft Domestic NerO totns -y.: e-Cch wiv I then due- tbenojes for the trees I Kersey -awl bagamiesuuc , v 1 inrlica in c ent 1. taKinff caroio layiic urnn .-'- ''z., Internal improvements tTHE Board . for Internal ImpVov men " of the f Siatej of Nonh-Carblma : wul M tHeir A nnuaV Meetmgat Rale.gh, on . 3 Mrinrlavi'm 'Novem!er vnext U Ort. 22; 1823. i' ' ' 57-fo BOARDING FqK MEMBERS. ---i' v nTV t f T V i nfrirms the Mimhsbs l of the approaching General Assembly that she occupies the same commodious House in which she formerly k resided, and can comfortably accommodate ten or fifteen Members during he Session, on her usual reasonaote Terms Ralein, Oct. 15. 6 4t SHADY GROVji M ALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES WAR Couxtt. y THE Examination !of the Pupils of these Iitsiitut 16ns will take place on the 44th and 15th of November. ; .The Exercises will be resumed on the 1st Monday m January lR24.UTewns of Bord and TuiUon, Fifty Dollars per Session, payable inj avy.nce. ; . 1 THOMAS COTTWLLL. - October 30. s 1 r & 2t . ? Andrews. & Jove'? Female Academy I F.Y AM IN ATI ON. 1 milR Semi- nnual Examination will com-: S mence on Wednelay the 12th of No vember, and continue the two following dys. Med-ls will b, publicly presented to thoe -...:i-; hovf nm nleted their studies, afll who will evince a progress in literature and science, not usually attained by Females. Williamsboro', Granville c'ty N. C v ! drt. 90th. 1823. 57-3t S BIRDSALi:&CO. AVE received a general assortment of TT Snsnnabie tioods, wrucu weic yu6nw -r'r . vAft- W a Partner of the Concern, se lected! particularly foil this Market, and will be sold as they were bought, viz. very cheap. Amen j them are, ) r : Fine and Supernnc viomp un w.-w . Tartan; Caroline, and .FL.A11J. Domestic Caroline 3 j ' . Scarlet printed Rattmett plain and figured Bombazetts Black Bombazine -Plain 84 bordered Cassimere Shawls Angola .; ' Imitation Merino, and SHAWi. Cassimere 4 J Merino Handkerchiefs -Cassimere Points 1 . v Canton and Nankin Crapes Plain and figured bilks i r Black Levantine and Satin , r A verV handsome assortment of Calicoei Japan Victory and Seeded Ko'bes riainandeiegantnguredMushns V Black and coloured Silk Velvets -.White Velvet-for Painting - Thread. Jidgings and Laces Cotton Silk ; HOSE Worsted, and T-nrnks'-iWOolv Gentlemen's Woodstock?) 1 TMrk ?rtd Ladies Kid , -JSJIk and Ostor roMnd Silk Umbrellas Factory Cotton and Turkey Red Wlii'tt move's Cotton Cards Domestic 1 J ' Russia and C SHEETINGS. Irish S A complete assortment of Domestic Cohans 10 pitfet UJtdh Bagging; 1 : . v - iV large'assortmcut of Gentlemens, & rrs j , ip8' 1 .. :: 5 SHOES j Coarse SJioes and Brogans for Servants. . . B 3- CO.;keep a cnsnmt sup ply of ' . , ." .'i ,' :' Loaf 1 ' ;-: ,,- , Lump &C SUGARS J .y . Browii . ' ;' ", -;- V"., Tea and Cfetiee, . m ... DomesticTand Imported gemots. p-: '..j;vr ' - M.iv, ALSO, ...f V;;;V-' American "V .-.i- : ,.'v 5'-') Swede and C BAR IKON. I ' ."English . j-. "I: ! ' ' Siich jirtlcles in the If ardware line as , ; ri.in crfTipral demand, i. - H . .The'y! will continue to receive addition? tol their stocKturougnoui iuc.c.'-,v ,,antitAof: SPUN ; COTTON, w expected in afew daya, from the Manufac- torvattlie rails 01 liar mvexv Ralefeh. Oct. 304 1823. ; 1 v ;58-4t - - .,! ; : : LANDS 1 10 be sold for Taxes due for the years -'iftsi nd 1822' at the Court-House in -.r . Snow Hilt,: Greeny County; second Mon- iTheJands formerly. gyen.in; by WilheJ. Stanton, not given m the Jasi twoyeaia, awv acres, joining. John tjasgow v4- The Lands formerly given m by James Eastwood, 33 jacrev 4?$l and others.' C;:Yi&3t&$& uil'. The Lands formerly given mbyJohnCox ioinine William VV illiams; and others:: : v KiCtPTl O. lUGirn late ShfEVv 3, 3 and 4 Point uianKew William V illiams, and others. ot Lj : ii'&vfrrV 'utiuirp kvi R. ." tKIcto O.JlUGUTi latent AfeSfe;t !-.v-..' " ! , . -' '.-- Oetobetii New-books;: have iust. receiyed 4rom I'm adeion. a wiety of new Books j t f s2 the following r r. ',-r;v. : ' "' i- v.. ' '-v-""-' : ;V Hnorta : , v ' ' . - . : -a. -V - 7tb voL Wheatons Reports ' f?nbprts on Frauds, new edition Professor Griscpm's fToifrjn Euipc , 2 ro : Miss Aikin's Memoirs ox. me v,wm Vols; 19 &.20:Vesey.!iun. Kcpwria, '.Ch.; k anlndexto the' Work -V-:V! -jf? : Vesey & Beame's Reports, vols r i V a'-! ' .Elizabeth: . rff -v J v V. i ' -.v ; Campan's Memoirs of Marie Antoinette, ... rl?- i Life of William! Penn v ; ' , V' S ! I CasaV Journal of th Ufe of ; Npoleda . m v. Mad The T.a Casas' The wuaemess, or orwiuw.... " ? v The.Pioneers, 2voli : -p' .?V-: ; ' PvrU ofthe Peaki 3 vols ' . :Y' i Quentia Durwartf, Tphl .s;.; r';f '--vi Limits andShadow$ otcotiisaiaic . ; .,; , i Rinffan Gilhaize, 2 rofW -j ;..; , v V t : f!on.mnn Praver Books. ' Ot -.oincrcnf sfMw and in various bindings, v 1 "' " A assortmentpSchooi;& ChildrenisoWk , : ; v H, , r 1 0ctober: -aO.-'- :4;H; v'-.s.-' "58,J, '. mf'iBsSab'scTibett e nowopening , : P; 1 will in a fewMaW receiye the balance of ; T, i : liir iT4nsive OTonk-: of; goods;1 well adaptexl to the present m a pitching ;, ;, v .nnAman? which are- the followmg ; ,1 ' ,, i SheppanlN&Hirextrablue&hrackClo y ; f BVe black, browrt, obve, and drab, 2d do. . ? . . ,(d,'j itn.rfin1liie and black Cassimeres, with l 'v great variety of funCy colors . ;:.,V ; An exceHent ssorrmeiit of Wue and mi 1 xed An ,exce:iem,sson iiraw.-."' V .i.-u V .,ft Satinetts, with other,colpurs, some ofwiuw y; " r are of a very superior quai vf ' y: large assortment of flow priced :Cto f V denpia felcVestingof thevt yy.r ionahle.;pittem9 fVr; ' li..-r.' v . 5 .. ' trwtto and French Florentine tor yesung . ; , Real and imitation tartan; Plaids for men :t v Cloaks v. ' - " : .-.v ' Superior Caroline Plaids for JUdes wear : v - A larere and well selected assortmentof. plain) v , i ; jj and ngured BomDazerw, '5 1 Rose; Point, London uflel& Stnped Rlan a . V White. red, and yellow "Flannels, at all prices V; . i;; y Green Baize and Flannel k K.-" ' Drab and olive Manchester Cords, which ar t r , Black Silk aM:TahWjta-. . . r.r Black and assortfd coloured lnawnea j, H 1 . Merino Shawls ana HannKercuiei:, v ; r Cloth Shawls, plain and, figured - ;i; ; . ; A great assortment of handsome Cahcoea, q the latest fashions and patterns ' Vi V 54 and 6-4 dark Manchester Ginghams 5-4 and 6-4, Jaconett Cambrick, with omd suitable' for gentlemen's craVats .. " ' iUrt,r fi-4 Cotton C imbricks, all nuhuet - Stifned ami toured fancy Muslins for tar1 1: V ! dresseR,'hndOTepattern.; aijl ..iVfiJf-idaln and ficrured Bok Muslins , , Mandarine Craves and Kobe v elepnt good ; Nankin and Canton CApeallcolottrs hmirfiawls. all sizes '"iv;i' -Ti BlacSenshaws ana oarsneisf vc ouljm f , ; , . i eooits . . 4. - 'n-'--. .k'-.v. V'-: '.. Wre! and plain Italian Xdstring : , , ; $ : irnrh Satins and Florences, all colours Italian Sewing UKsyoiue, oiai;"" wv. - j ed colours, of a superior 'quality.; - Q' .V. j! A rnod assortment of Ladies worsted Hosiery . . . v , '1 J j ... ; -1 .' .-..I, ' 1.1.. J n.ancAl '. . 'j 'L Ji: fc hifp. Cotton Hose: all DriceSA ' 3' Do Mo do , English & French Silk I , ... ; . t , " 'C Stockings r-'; Do do f do 'do;&:"foY Geiitlem;t-.5:'. . t Men's white and mixe.ljainbV.'Wool.6ti-;:;;yy-".vy Do , doj. iiU iose,s ; Men's best :. Buckskin Gloves, . r -.1t. 'TlAdAf'-'tirirt Kiel 1 do. J " ' nn Kniri sh and Krencn sine ao. i Alargessortmeirt of" Ribbons, : V : y1 : , i' Domestic Ginghams, warranted fast .colors. ,. : 44 and 6-4 .BroSheriveperioT ; 3.4 and 7-8 Brown Shirtingsi at all prices' - - i Bleached Sheetings, and Shirtinga, all widths .. landprices;-1,4:',V 'ifS - ''' Xinen and CottorttJed Ticken;i; ? Three Cases nisnwnena, aim ff-o wuc - - v warranted Field Bleach which will be sold ; ' 'very low- tm'X T- A . :VV- 64, 8-4, 1-4, Table Dlaper,Yery handsome. I . ' tTowelhniz' do Vfih'. X:J -SAV Irish Sheeting arid Renting f' ; Black. Silk Handkerchiefs, very for Cr. A very handsome assortment of SheU'Combil ; A aof fshionabief siieSy-at loV prjicest ; - -: ' ) Jit'good assortment of Conriroon shell Combs ' J Stipejior Coat ijyest Buttons ikr ' ' CioatVt st & uptUJU ijg Button Moulds f ; c ; ; Speol Floss 'Bill CottoUf tlie best qvtality ' V) ' ' 4-4 4hd 34' "ApTohrChecl4liiii dye r ; v . V gWH micuv f J - VVMIUUU ;VUIVWII - i Also an extensive assortment of every trtlcl Y j in the Grocerj nd . Hardware Lbiei'with, f -t . , '- I lance assortment of v Men Vaftd ;'Liu&',,h ' 1 1 large , assortment of , Alen'a - and Ladie Shoes, and also a general assortment of Uaio of all quMMWt:,;!.; '-iff. t 7 . 5:. f. " : f". f -. . ' j JTlie'vf GSeing. pufrhased lately H' V 1 i Jri Net Yort and iPliilalpbia, pfiacipally ' y ;;J ior vawf.w sy . ,vr' f ,iiu us in saying, tliat cyer, article will be jiold oji ueh terms as will gifp i general hatistWctio We ' will aLst receive; n drtiuo 4t supply oi :kyt ;; goods everyionLb, w luc ; , rr deu-r. ftio III! r . 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