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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
MARRIED,

In this town, Oct. is, by Rev. A. Brown, Mr Yer
non Holbrook, Of Boston, Mass. TO Miss Alkaline
Chamberlin, of this town.
At the Vermont House in this village, Oct III, by
Rev. A. Brown, Mr. Gardner Oaks OF Bernardston,
Mass TO Miss Celia l.. Stoddard of Mortified, Mass
In Marlboro, l4th inst. by Rev. J. Peabody, Capt
Thaddeus Odds, To Wild. Hannah Clisbee, both Of Nj.
On the IL inst. al Chicopee Falls Springfield, Mass
by Rev. r. +. Ellis, Mr. Timothy Wheeler, to Miss
Mary Eason, both OF Springfield.
la Royalston, Mass. by Rev. Mr. kenney, MIR Alon
70 Far, 10 Miss Sarah U. Herrck, both Of Chester
field, N, II.
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.ASHRY y. READ.

late of Westminster, in said district, deceased,
and presents his administration account for set
Element Whereupon, ii is ordered by the
Court, that The same be referred 10 a session
of this court, to be holden at the Inn of Chester
Rand, in Townshend, in said district on the
last Wednesday of October next, for hearing,
and that all persons be notified thereof by a
publication in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
Brauleboro, three times successfully, as soon
as may be. BY order Of the Judge.
JAMES CRAWFORD, Reg.
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Phoenix House,
Brattieboro, W. !
Oct. ~, 1888. (

IA YTHE subscriber takes this method
fSHfA IL TO inform his friends and the
ls..ts8 travelling public generally, that the
JseAas-7Aab above Establishment having under
gone thorough repair the past season, is now
fitted and furnished for the reception of COM
pany. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received, he would solicit con-
tinuance Of the same from bis former friends
and customers; and all who may favor him
with call. may rest assured that no pains nor
trouble on his part, will be spared to make
their stay pleasant and agreeable.
To this Establishment, is attached neir
and convenient Stable, where the traveller
will find faithful aud accommodating Hostlei
who will take care Of Horses as they should
be.
The subscriber tenders his thanks 10 his
friends and customers in this village and
abroad, for their liberal patronage thus far ant
hopes to merit continuance of the same.
GEO. BUGBEE.
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w anted.

A JOURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH, who
IN is acquainted with shoeing Oxen and
Horses, and Farmers work 10 general such
an one of steady and industrious habits may
depend on good wages and constant employ
ment Inquire at the Shop owned by Asa
Alexander. RUFUS X. HARRIS.
Winchester, Y. II. Oct. l6, 1888. z
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vERMONT PMGNIx.


- =
OUR LEersLAruRE, as will be seen by the
report Of proceedings in another column, COM
menced its session on Thursday Of last week.
There are GAS towns in the state, each en-
Titled to representative. Two hundred and
twenty-sx members of the House were present;
and all the Senators except one.-A Wing
Speaker of the House was elected by SO major
ity.-The actual Wing majority for Governor
as appears by the report of the Canvassinp
committee was, 5,507; last year 4,ba2; Wing
gain nine hundred and eighty-fve. There
were 1871 more votes cast this year, than last.
A resolution has been passed unanimously by
both Houses, instructing the Judiciary Com.
mstee to report a bill abolishing Imprisonment
for debt. Such bill will probably pass, at the
present session. The Governor speaks favor
ably of il in his Message. Memorials in favo
OF an act prohibiting the sale of ardent spirits
seem to be pouring in from all parts of tn,
state. They are referred to select committe,
of one from each county, of which Mr.. Fair
banks of St. Johusbury, is chairman
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For CrOckery,
Calicnes.
E'O II

A PRIME lot Of Broadcloths, extra coat
IN ings, vestings, camblets, cassimeres, sat
inets, gloves, &c. any thing you want Gen
Hemen for the Fall and Winter wear, from the
top of your Head 10 the sole of your Foot, OF
every quality, kind and price, you can suit
yourselves n5=Now, at
BIRGE q DICKINSON'S.
Oct 1898. s
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DtstFFct " W eSIHtFHSIkT, NS
AT Probate Court holden al Rockingham,
10 said district, on the last Wednesday Of
September, A. ID. 1S3S.-Present the Hon.
DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge.
EOMES Ellery Albee, administrator on the
i esfain of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
The BrattIcboro Lyceum.

WILL commence for the ensuing Winter
on the evening of Wednesday next, Gath
inst at O'clock, at the High School. Lee
ture will be delivered by Mr. HLNRy II. HAIR
RiNoToN of Walpole.
Oct. H. 1888. 7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19

The BoUNDARY.-lt is generally repor-
ted that the American Commissioners have
commenced running the Boundary Line,
and that they are determined TO proceed
with or without the sanction of the Provin-
cial Government We cannot for moment
think thu, our authorities Will oossiook This
matter II the taking Of the census OF
Madawaska were considered 10 be excreis.
ing jurisdiction, that could not be consis-
trntly recognized by this province, how
much more would the passively submitting
10 let Maine run out the line according 10
her construction Of the treaty Of SO, be con-
strued into II tacit acknowledgment of the
justice of her claims. We hope that our
Executive will take immediate steps TO pre-
vent such measures being carried into effect
and allow no line to be run--no exploration
10 be made--no jurisdiction 10 be exercised
by any unauthorized party, until the matter
in dispute shall be finally arranged between
the two governments.
We are not anxious 10 get into collision
with our neighbors; yet, We deem it abso
lu,ely necessary to contend for our right
We are confident. tina, if,hose 10 whom sue b
matters belong, are fully alive TO the impor
lance ol the SUBJECT, ana ulspiay proper
degree Of exer,ion on the occasion. tha
Maine will not be foolish enough to embroi
the United States government in wal witt
Grea, Britain for the purpose of establish
fishing claim to an important section o
! this Province; claim, %nicn, 10 say rn'
lels, of it, is exceedingly doubtful
Since writing the foregoing, some of OIL
civil authorities have gone out TO inquire in
to the truth Of the above report, that they
! may be enabled TO make statement of thu
same to the Executive Woodstock, ~ b
/ Times
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
Farm For Sale.

RsyA VNHE subscriber offers for sale,
mill H. on reasonable terms, a FARM
pii,E& lying in Northteld, on the west
esesazA side of Connecticut River, contain
~ lO4 acres of land. The farm is suitable
sSskeeplng dairy or sheep. There is on the
urn ' Dwelling-house, two Barns and a Ci-
Mill, good Orchard and plenty of Wood
sao' A particular description of the Farm is
Purchase will probably y prefer U examining for
. saaasef For further particulars address the
''0'cr'ber on the premises.
"OIhheld, Mass. Oct. II, 1888. ~
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Notice.
High School.

TIME next term of the BRArrLEBoso HreH
n School, will commence on Monday the
goth of October. Instruction will be given in
the same branches as have been taught hereto
lore. Terms, as usual A. p. MARVIN.
Oct. Is, 1888. 7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19

One more Wing representative from this
county. 1t will be recollected, that Dummer-
ston was reported to have made no choice Of
representative to the Legislature, at the late
election. After ballotting, as was supposed
unsuccessiuy, till near midnight the meeting
was adjourned. On examining afterwards the
poll book however, it was found that mistake
intentional or unintentional, we will not say
which, had been made, and Clarke Rice, a
sound Wing was ascertained to have been
elected. The Constable, who is the presiding
officer at such meetings, we understand is a
Loco Foco. The member elect has been fur
nshed with his credentials, and has doubtless
taken his seat.
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UPPER CANADA.

The jnils in the Upper Provinces are all
but elnptied oftheir political prisoners. Six
more were liberated from Hamilton Jail,
toward the end OF September, giving securi.
ty to keepthe peace--all under sentence Of
death--and there are now but three Jeff,
namely, Peter Malcolm, Hora,io Hills
and--Walrath. 1t will be seen by the
following from the Toronto Colonist, that
there has been jail delivery at that place
also
Yesterday the following persons were
sent down TO Kingston from Toronto Jail for
safe keeping, as prisoners Of war They
are some The party who were taken al
Pointau Pelee Philip Jackson, Diogenes
Mackenz's; Philip Brady. Benjamin War
ner, Isaac Meyers, Samuel Woods, james
Mace.
There are only three state prisoners now
left in Toronto Jail, viz: Enoch Moore, Eb
enezer Wilcox and VIM Carroll
Moore was sentenced to death at London
but afterwards reprieved by the Government
and will be liberated on his finding bail
himseti in f600, and two sureties in f25(
each. Wilcox was tried and convicted ir
London. and afterwards sentenced to dealt
j in Toronto. He is respited until her Ma
:, jesty's pleasure is known. VIM Carroll il
about ls years ofage, and belongs to til,
district of Niagara He was taken in arm
at Point au Pelee, but being subject he i
not accounted prisoner Of war. He ha
not YET been tried.
Before removing the Pelee prisoners t
Kingston, they were clothed at the Govern
ment expense.
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WANTED in payment for papers, If de-
w livered soon, Rye, Corn, Oats, Pota-
toes, and Money. Sept 60
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uMBER, LIME, and SHINGLES, by
T.. w. PRQUTY, q Co
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13
EdgeGeld Village
FEMALE .1E.EEs E.NK..

THNliE eAr, cises this ltI> Iti,Iio. wI.I re-
I'll colnmenc on Tuesday the ST dayut Jan-
nary, 'S30. Th' Rector iniormIs the c.,mn,un-
~, that Miss STARK, VIII" has assisted aim this
year, Is engaged Tor the next a,a" With ll., Is
sstallce Of this Iady, aud OF Mr.. ia, %, IN the
Musical Department. nj, the 'riiiuirn Il ht,iri.-
es OF DIupiag, Painting. Nec'iicicorE s. MuSir
will be Taught III this lis itl,iun toy, ihcr wal,
the solid branches heretofore ,aughl. BoARu-
ING can be Oh aimed IN the house oi ihr Rector
for thirty pupis, and il ucir hburii,g private
houses to any extent desired. Ii il ;.u,iicnlnry
desirable, that those who intend to pl.,rc their
children in this institution for tin. next wear.
should do 80 III the lrst week of tn opening OF
the school i'll January; as, in that w.e, the c as
ses will be formed for the wi,ol, system 10 Gem,
menre its operations OH Monda, o; he second
week.
The school room is provided will! fire places
anu fires to make il cnuiurtabe in winter. and
the hours OF instruction are the sam. i'm that sem
son rs III the summer. So Tint the udyauta.,s
for study i'll the winter will be equal to those in
the summer.
Prices in the Solid Branches and Music th.,
same the next year this. For Drawing aad
Painting, SO per quarter for Ncedle.,vork.
$6. Payments quarterly in advance
w. Is, JOHNSON. Rector
Edgefeld. Nov. I. 1888. C. 30
The South CarO!iniau, Charleston Courier Il
B1ercnry. Augusta Chronicle Il Scut. l and
Cons,itutional-t will give TIL. above Two we. xiv
insertions, aud forward their accounts 10 this OIL
fee for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13
EurInan institution.

TSOi& ,.,e classical del ient ol Ans inst'lu-
ton the Bourd of Trustees nave elected
the Rev. N. W.iiod:es as Pr'ne'pa.; Hnd The
Rev. p. Il. Hammond, Steward uiid furmer.
The Principal has ulsn secured MI. John
DAVIS as Assistant teacher 10, the ensuing
yeur This school, .hrrctnrr, will 20 INT" OPP
Grafton on the 2nd Monday in January next;
under tho superintenduncr OF .Hr. Hodges
The Principal aud Assistant arr, both rXpencn-
ced teachers and each has prepared Studcnts
for the South Carolmn Coles". MIR iiamm"Ild
has served tor ) nloIths past, as steward und
planter, and bids fair to till his station with salts
faction 10 ull parties,
The rates Of Board and Tuition will be- fixed
ut the next meeting OF the Board. with ! little
variation from the terms OLA tyear. winch were
$lO0 for board. and from Sy2.' l." $40 per an
mum tor tuition, ,payab" halt y"arl, in n,i,ance.
Students will be required I" labor two and a
half hours i'll each day for w,ich they will re-
ceive reasonable compensation; to be deducted
from their board i'll the last session. Parent or
guardians may nave their so,.s prepared eth.
for the Junior or lower classes in College or
have their instructions suited to high order Ol
English education.
The Princi;.a has resolved 10 rn,urCr strict
disc dine; and cntivatc the moral ~ ci, az TN,
intellectual powers of the youth committed tC
his ;nrc His efforts in this way will br sec
onded by the Executive co,ntnitter. wi no are de-
termincd to take every prac;icai measure to re-
fInstitu,ion which a,e calculated to lead the stu
dents into inimora!itrs or disorder The CON,
stitutioa and laws of this n,ti,niion will he fur
nshed to any Que wh" will apply 10 either I"
the members Of the Board Of Trustees. II i.
earnestly requested. that ia" parents aud .mar
idans who send To this INSTITUTION. would s,rictI,
observe tina, law OF thu Board ut Trustees
which requires tnat all ."oncs sent Tor th.. ust
of their sons should br placed in the hauds o
the steward, to be given ont ;is n"rrss;,ry am
not to anthorisc anv ,tnden 10 C, ntrnct an,
debt without the approhatn,, OF the steward
In order t" enforce this law. il is hoped parent,
and guardians. will ,eilS. h.. .a,it.m,n an,
account contracted bv mIlors( without such al,
thority;) especial f"r wine or spirits &c. AZ.
plicatOlT for entrrancc must he made aS >0ui
us convenient, IN person or br letter, to tGt
Principal, at Woodvc P.D. Abhrvilie D.tric
or to VIM. Smith. near the |, Siuliun
JNO. DAVIS, President of the Board
Nov 8, 1888 4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13

Register Of the Land Office for the Spring ngE'iied
d'ssrIci. Mo-, which seems 10 embrace the opiI-
ions OF many i'll different sections OF tie couu-
try. r. 3.
Having travelled mach over the states. both
west and south, and having hea d much said in
favor OF DR. Snppins O..'s fever pills, | do here
~ certify thuiI believe there iias ave, vet been
any medicine o.icied to the public so eiicacious
iu ihe cure "i t'yers thai which. he ha- pre-
ph ed. have la" wn many k.bori.ly undo fe-
" ana asnr, cured !" i!r course o.! from "a to
i h"'ifs; and all cases Of fever il, which have
known il used II .ns never TAI ed ln .i};,ct n
c'l",- 20 TAR as .,nowli To me, III "a s.,orier time
'!nul any ni' dr.c inre ever known used !, I
to Therefore rec"mueI nd II 10 all persons Inlur.
inn under fever, IL the best remedy known tn
the public. JOiLH HADfN
A iresi, supply Of the above valuable med;
cue is offered for sale ut the Edyefield Drnc
Stoie.
April 10 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13
EksiisEf SUPPLY

or r. ,GGiNG, ROPE y BiCON,
JUST REtkIvEb ANDr. SALE.
ClfHh Pieces best HEMP BAGGlNG,
.~t'< Hu do wide row do
ioD Coils of small II. mp Rope,
100 do. DO. Tow do
'am hs. nglisi rwine
1O,Em prime Bacon Sides,
Sugar, Coffee n:.d M"asses,
Sat, Iron and steel
Teas. Loaf aud Lump Sugar.
...ss-- -Brail.iYs, Wines, aud Cordals,
All OF the above trticles or any fnR, we NAV
sell We will lsc"rraat TO he of the best gunlitya L
will sell 30 "r''cr Oh oth"rwse, at th. iowrsr
p">S'ble prices and We assure onr friends Il the
p"bi'c generally. that orders io, BagainS AMI
ape, r anv otller article in our ime shall l,a, ..
.lI t.--t :, 'rntiOn
"" -iii"'Hi ii'"t' transact business on Con!
'ni ni>.isn Il viii attend =. tie Hin. or stormy
"f s,"it0n, U: ANY :Ntr, hu-,ip.- enru-tc. to on,
ca"-. IL. /. LETTERS * Co
II n!amg. July IL, l-:,5 r.3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13
Ca<ek.NG STOVES. sc,

~ II! umlrrS ,r,cd has jus, receive ed d Il, ge
."prl, Of improved STOVES for Coal
aud Wood "f entire new patterns. and Of va
rinus sizes viz:
tn, Jcopir'S Coal or H'ooa Cooking Store
Superior I" any heretofore in ,,sc not only OH
nccoun, of cunv' niencc, the perfect nannrr in
which tho cooking * performed. but niso on nc
c0un, of the economy of fuel which it e fec ts
The Patent Greciun Parton Crate
which for beauty an! economy cxcc!s all Others
producing g,caicr fleet with lcss fuel.
The rdri0r and iT0H .Stope,
passing heat from the basement to the upper part
through fues into the four corners and through
..d,iiii0n, columns
The Pnrior ard Pipe Franklin,
with plain and urn tops. for wood or coal new
" constructed with swrlled back. sunk hearth.
door front. &c
IH' SHIP and Steam Boat !Siore,
'.'Is fuel and greater cnnv"nieure than auv other
s'Ov" now IN Use.
A-". IL turie'v "f SM NLER STOVES
with the same impr'"rm ITS.
The Ii0i f 4 y pintr STORE,
omen ana pan, tops, oI various sizes.irom i to
III inches.
AIm american rnrIi-h aud Russian Shes,
IRON S,"r Pr . Sh",t tin. aud Brazins Cop
PER Hlmk TIN an! Vi, Ilnie
Al ~ wa h." on r. ins sale low for CASH.
~ approv-,i paper. u, No. liz troah street a
tn >iyr .f,h. t.S;. rm and d,rctl, Opposite
4" lngir \ i'n,.-,n, ,lutl !. Augusta
=. CHEW.
- Tine highest pr". w he given tor nld
Ps"frr. '.rTrr !Ivass ~ Il Lsnd.
NuvUsta (t1 {ltt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13
PROSPECTUS
Of the OLD DOMINION.

= published, III I ciuwn ui Port. u, Outi,
Il Va, new weekly puper under the
above title. "a be devotcdiO The pr0,,ae at,om
and defence of the cardinal principles Of
Jeilrr>onian Ecnncracy. Believing that
The American people are on The eve of
more cvcntiul criSi, than any ever w,incs.
srd since the iuun'inii,noi uur government
the publishers IS i'll devote their undivided
energies to the great work Of diilisins use
ful Wedge among ill laSscS. rhtea-
tened as "" are with trinity of aho,n, na-
lions. viz. high 'Iariff-Nnlinnal B ni.k-
aud AholitiOn-tlIe war, pcsiii,ucc, and
iaminc." crrwhilr predicted hy Wrs,e,n
prophet; We feel imprrativcl, called upon
I" "exposc Zealon,ly and per>rvrringly. the
unfailOw' d ''esiv ms oi the trading pnlni-
| clans who would barter away the urir"ir>s
legacy hequearlird To us hy our fathers,
pure hasei by tears aud blood. We shall
oppose National Bank in any and every
form IN which il NAV hr presented, as un
constitutional incxpedienl, dangerous. and
hanifestly unjust; "" shall warmly aud
strongly advocate our long cherished
principles OF Free 7'radc amt Equut Rights
| eqmal burdens and equal benefits: equal
means of acquiring wealth. aud universal
education; and ofcUurse shall unlevaiingly
oppose all nonnIolics and exclusive priv
IcgcS. The unsremly dctormiiics of Aho-
'lon will be handled without gloves. BE-
ll'ving that conurxion between the
Banks and the Government would prove
hn endless source oi difficulty. cmharra--
'"chi, ani r"rruriion, no pains vii, h,
| spared to prcvrn the foul aud leprou-
"n"n. Maintaining, ~ W" do, thar La
h"uri1 the >"nrc' of all our wealth. our
ouly Prini'iv, riches - that industry !. the
'rsl cause al value aud the true origin -.
all the nec-SsarIcs aud even Injuries nt li,..
We shall consider The claims of ,h.. useful
occupations. the labnuriug aud p,nlu.ii,
CLASSICS, who alone create real capita ns
Parumo"nt to aii othrrs: tn" P,,n.ra ~
me Mechanic will. 'h"rriorr, lind i'm IT,.
OtI D"m'n'"n" an mnf,nrn,ng t,rni y, IL,
times, ard under all c,rrum> >'amr,. IN.
''n"n'"u> evils of the mi>chi, v"u.'> p.,w
c'iul ""n!cd curpnraiions whn h nn~
bc.'r'dc the lam, " i'll he traflr,~l> uum.,
krd. nni he 'ncvitahi,. tendency II ,,.rh
iu"tl'uiinn> nnllrsira,inglv rxp,,srd. The
, 'crest~ of the Merchan, ~ i'll hy M means
De overlooked. p"rri"n of the ..a,.r,
Will he d''v"lrd To m,i>c-llan .,,> ,uh;c.,,.
>"fh ns poetry. nnral tales. ESSAYS. etc.
etc. ~ ordcri To make IL pleasing nnd IN
irresting, as we'll rs useful.
Al Il time when ti" great question
! national salvation ur ma,i,nal rn,n - .,,,
ing us IN the face, We cannot hu, rnnt;drm
y nope that the pe"ph will i,nd " .hcir
| most hearty ca operation and r., al.,us .n,,-
! '"r' IN The arduOu> undertaking in whic I,
| We are about To engage. They arr -ri,,
n'he to he aroused 10 a sc,,>e nf ,h.r ,u
h'heht danger, aud 'licN will rall> 10 m.
rescue. Our lnorio is. ..a fair fell; am,
no favour" THEhplliilS fI~k,
A. Il. tNNIkGLAN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13

" hici he t:'S ''rt "cri."d ,rs,n New York
'hi = now p ninl ~ s,- New sore t,,o,n-
IN. H'i,ha 6's li"te IL, ii,.nhnrr.
,''s -to, :. ~ ensir. New an! !uu,r N, for
i-h III =" " .i,csi c "fi,IS .ar sale. a, .as |, Nv
nfce$ - ear - h"mgi; in ANY .Somt!,erl. it, He
'"" ."e "h'' ely unnecessary I" en'er into zen
-! n1mera'inn oi the articles oi' which his
:'*'f'ncu IL composed oi To no Il oul arv in
drc-n"n' "nich NAV not in he practical nrer;:-
iu'i,s g. iIi- hmsin"-s hc rcalized, hut smp to
= 'tr that he mtrnds 20 keep his store furnished
vi Il TIMES ~l,lf. Des' s. mos, ,'esiul,e rticl ;
tha t'H lar as p"s-ibe TO do) an assortment of
very thing thai belongs strictly I" lis inc of
business and that i.c h,Nin" and selling of Dry
"o'1> w''i '"rsti'"'" hi: sole ad leading pursuit
n''h leave IT To those witt; whom he Sl,a 7 he so
i"r'n"ate as To deal Ia dccil" wr,lr he cnu g.. !,
- Cheap as others cn"a. cd in the same bisi, ess
. JDHND. X. DH!i.
NdtIlnll.P = =. Oct y. t-tS ah :Ai
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-13
New Fall and Winter
GdSOEsS.

~ he subscribers tie. leave To inform their
friends and the pubic generally ihat they
are now receiving their stock Ui iaH and Hin
ter GoOas; consisting OF tie follow my articles.
viz
super Sd black ha,an ius',n,g Silk
- 40 tie SW Iss do
'' !Sinrcw do
= Figured do
:. coored :. do
=" Ms,s"u T. Lane,
E.Hish Prints. new style,
" Fancy d, and N!u,l ming do
:. furniture do
rcd and white .lannels Ilite Canton do
ack AKA co.o.cu i az =. meas iali,,
G-4 Gi" 'e zap erino
6-i Fr and ns do
I'll Coo, atron Cord.
Lad - upper fame, sn Shaw y and Wells,
PLAIN Lama do
rcG HerInO do
silk and hull'on fringe do
c"lort d merinO and chncille bOr-
dered do
China i.l Hose,
Lad $ black ,ibbd d do
worsted and mcrino do
whit" Il Il CclOrci cotton do
rcrci, mliSli worked Collars
g sits. beaver and ho>ki ,,iovcs,
" bonnet and belt Ribbons,
linen amhrir lihkls.
mourning muslin Collars
,, '''pe'' t."s''sh Straw Bonnets,
MI So - do
Lon. lawn aud Irish Linens Daper Towels
- fah''. ~ Il a. Diapers,
4 GOOD assortment of Satinets. Casimercs and
Nesi,ng-,
Blue. black and invisible green Cloths,
Fur, itlirc Fringe aIti DImity,
Cotton net Sh'r.- and Srs,,sndcrs.
Mems bh' "shin. wOolcn & c,lii.d Berlin Gloves
" i,iiN"d ami wiiie iaInbs woui hall Hose
- bia' sh amd w0rS'rd do
. silk pocket i,tlkfs and black Crayats
. Stocks, Linen Bos"Ins nnG Collars
~ in@h-h auti rcnch biaci> Bombuziu.
\ good assortlnentw hite plain aconci null and
Swiss Muslin.
=" &" figured a,d plaid Swiss do
it"h'nets. tnsertnss. Thread | "a, e and Ctl.,u,
Power loom T,ckiny aud Russia Diarers
..leached and brown Shrr.u ; .nu Si.ctiur.
No"i' i'"s'y- and n>i'Insio Jeans. !
heavy goods Tor servants
"a l04 IT,, Whitney Blankets,
81, ~ ibur Cnr Ner,,,s
Ne re- shoes,
Also, good assortment Of mems boys and Ia
dies TN" Sho"- and mems Boots.
Mems (ine Hats. fm md Seal Cans.
Boys 9th Caps ard wu Hats,
ALSO.
N"""frry. HnrItrdr,. frorErry. Tin, &c
" ih many .ther articles ton iious TO emu
''i' rate. which will b. sold nn accommodating
| terms for CASH. or umn To p,l ctal u..,,n
ers. NICHOLSON 4 PR SSl
~ ~. l-.t- # 81