J. DOYNE
Has the
pleasure of informing the Ladies of Georgetown and Wshignton City, and
Alexandria, that she has just received her Spring supply of
FASHIONABLE FANCY GOODS.
Which will be open on Thursday the 31st, consisting of an elegant
assortment of Levanteen [sic]and plaid silks, fancy shawls, black lace mantles,
black and white lave veils, an assortment of ribbons and artificial flowers,
imperial chips, &c. together with a fashionable assortment of chip, silk,
and straw bonnets, with a variety of other fancy articles too numerous to
mention.
J. Doyne
being about to decline business, assures the ladies that are inclined to
purchase, that she will accommodate on the most reasonable terms for Cash. Any person desirous of purchasing her present
stock will find it their interest to make early application, as with a small addition
it will be found complete.
Georgetown,
March 31 ------ 3t[]w[]w.[1]
[1] Daily
National Intelligencer; Date: 04-07-1814; Volume: II; Issue: 394; Page: [1];
Location: Washington (DC), District of Columbia.
Transcribed by John Peter Thompson, April 7, 2013.
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