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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02
AbbeviIle sheriff's Sales.

EpY Virtue of sundry fl. fas. to me directed,
LID will sell at Abbevillc C. House, on the
first Monday in May next the following prop.
erty, (viz:)
lO5 acres of fland, more or less, and wagon,
levied on as the property Of james Beauiord,
ads Abncr Perrin.
One sorrel horse, levied on as the property
of Thomas Parkerson, ads. Lucius NJ. Sutlif.
Terms, Cash.
BY Order of the Court of Common Pleas,
will proceed to sell four negroes, Harriet, Has
fy and her two children Henry and Clark, ut
cached as the property ofA. Sale, ads. Drury
Galloway and others. Terms of sule ofnegroes
credit until the first of January next purchasers
giving bond and sufficient security.
J. II. COBB, S. A. d.
.Abbevile, April 90, 1889 II
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We understand from North Carolina paper
that George Pollock, Esq. was thrown from his
horse, in Newbern, few days ago, and died in
fifteen minutes. Mr.. P. was said 10 be about
the weallhest citizen of that State. He owned,
at the time of his death, 300 slaves! Mr.. p.
owned splendid lands on the Roanoke river,
and planted Corn entirely.
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South Carolina Copper,
SHEET IRON & TIN WARE
.XQal2EfQckOa.aY.

WOULD respectfully inform the Mer-
Il chants and Planters Of this State, and all
located ut Hamburg, s. c.. with a view to q
permanent residence; and engaged in the
manufacture of Copper, sheet Iron; and Tin
Ware-which | will furnish by Wholesale or
Retail, Of the best quality, at the iot1est rates.
Having experienced Northern Worknlen.
and being practical mechanic myself can at.
tend 10 Rocting, Gmtering, and Spoming; and
all other Jobs Of cnery description in my business,
,chleh shall be ,ceH done, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attendedto.
A superior assortment of Japanned Ware
Also, Stamp'd Plates, all sizes, just received.
A. B. CHURCH,
Hamburg, March %, 1889. tf6.
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Died, AT his late residence in The upper
part of this District, on the 18th April Mr..
John Goodleu, in the S5th year Of his age.
The deceased was Soldier of the Revo-
tion.-Greenuiiie Mountoineer.
Departed this life in this District, on the
End April Mrs. Nancy Goodlett, in The
6lsl year of her age. Mrs. Goodlet was
the wife of MIR. John GoodIeit, who has
followed herio the grave at an interval of
a few davs.-ibid.
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TO 9 &.

I'm the Village Of Edgefeld, on Tuesday
H 26lh instant, small Blank Book, contain
ing accounts for three seasons of my Stallion,
"Hero." Any person finding said book. will
confer favor on the subscriber by leaving il
nj MIR. Glover's, or Mr.. Brunson's Hotel.
GUTTERIDGEt tCHEATHAM.
April !, 1889. 9
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The Southwestern Rail Road
Rank.

CHARLESTON, S. C. March ID.
CALL EOR SEC OND INSTALMENT.s
N pursuance of the 9Th section of The
Il Charter of this Bank, second install
ment of twelve dollars and fifty cents; on
each share of the capital stock thereof,
is hereby called for, 10 he paid on or he.
fore Monday the 9th day of May next. The
payments may be made at the Bank in the
city of Charleston, S c., or at The follow
ing Banks, or to the Commissioners nam
ed at the following places:
AT Branch Bank, at Columbia, S. C.
Commercial Bank, Z"
" Merchants Bank Cheraw
'' Bank of Camden Z"
Branch Bank a, Camden
Bank of Hamburg, /"
F" Bank Of Georgetown,
I" Branch Of this Bank at Knoxville,
Tennessee.
- Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexins-
ton, Kentucky.
Branch of Kentucky, Covineton.
And by Commissioners named for that
purpose at the following places:
In South Caroiina-At Orangeburgh,
Winsborough, Chesterville, Greenville,
Yorkville, Anderson. Darlington, Beau
fort, Abbeville, Sumterville, Prince Will
liams, Sparianburgh, New berry, Laurens,
Union. Lexington, Walterborougb, Barn
well, Edsefeld, Pendleton, Statebnrg.
In North CdroLna.-At Lincolnlon,
Rutherfordton, Ashville, Waynevillc, Nor
Canton.
In TennesSee.-At such places as the
President of The Branch Bank at Knox
vile, shall designate.
JAMES G. HOLMES,
April Il tfIO Cashier,
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Head Quarters.

CHARLESTON, 18th April, 1899.
General Orders, No.2. ~
n HARLESTON READ, Jr., JoHr CuN-
eD . NlsoHAm, and ARTHUR S,MNHs, have
been appointed Aids-de- Camps to the Com
mander IN Chief. with the rank of It. Colonel.
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order Of the commander in Chief
JAMES JONES,
April 25 IL =Ag.S Insp. Gen.
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25atuttug.

FpNHE Subscriber would inform the public thu
he has commenced the business Of house
Painting and Glazing, Paper-Ilanging, Grain-
ing and imitation Of Stone and marble, &c.
He assures the public That their work shall be
well executed, and lie hopes that by strict atten.
despatch, toxeceive aliberal share of patronage.
All orders from the country will be thankfully
received, and punctually attended to, on the
most reasonable terms
D. w. TIBBETTs.
March ], 1889 ifs
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obituary..

Died on the 18th ult. Mrs. HARRIET
MoBLY, wife of DR.. William Molly, of
this District, in the 25th year of her age.
The early death of this excellent lady has
deprived society Of one of its brightest or
nalnents, aud created vacuum in Iicr ia
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State of South Carolina.

ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
EOHN j. KELLER, livin: within five or six
81 miles east of AbbeviIle c. Fl. tolls before
ME small brown horse, about IA hands high,
though ght to be about s or 9 years old, the right
fore foot aud the left hind foot white, little a.
bove the pastern joints, white star in his loie-
head, and some white hair about the root of his
tail. Appraised at$35.
JAS. CARSON.J. @.
April 25, 1889 c13
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For Sale.
Brought to the Jail

HF this District, small Negro Man, about
W 30 years Of age, about 5 feet S or inch
es high, who says his name is George. and that
he belongs TO Stephen Bowers, living in New
berry. The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and take
him away. C.J. GLOVER, JED.
April 10, 1899 If ii
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Stl.aycd

l ENRON the subscriber, about
SREHS4' IL the 1st of the month, Bay
S Colt, with long switch tail, 5
e.S4S=ass As years old this spring, and Bay
Mare hulc Colt, one year old. They went of
in company with bay Horse. unknown in the
neighborhood. They were last seen in the
neighborhood of Mr.. Joseph Ferguson.
Any information respecting them will be
thankfully received. Any trouble or expense
will be remnncratcd.
ELDRED SINIKINS.
April ID, 1880 bill
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S 9s5b Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscribers, on the
He 20th of April, two negro boys; one man,
ed CESAR, belonging to Robert j. Butler
He is about 2l or % years of age, 5 feet or 10
inclles he is a little inclined to be Of light
complexion. He has on one side OF his face
small white spot. On one of his hands fingers
have been cut with Gin saw. Speaks very
qnick, when spoken to. The other named
STEPHEN, belongs to Lucius L. Hall, living
about miles from Hamburg. He is of dark
complexion, 5 feet 10 or II inches high; speaks
very quick, when spoken to. His face is very
short and broad, lie wore off when he left, a
pair Of blue homespnn pantaloons, and an old
wool hat. They will try to get to Kentucky.
Cesar was brought from Kentucky when he
was about ten years of age. and he has per-
suaded the, other boy off with him. We will
give the above reward to any person who will
lodge them i'll any Jail, so that we can get them.
LUCIUS l.. HALL
ROBERT ]. BUTLER.
May 3, 1899 f13
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State of South arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Abner Perrin, Applicant,

HDHer FeTrIIl, AppIIcalIt,
w.
Thos. B. Bird and Wife,
and others, Defendants.
I'D Y an order from the Ordinary of rEdgcficld
I'D District, l shall proceed to sell at Edge.
field Court House, on the first Monday in May
next, in the above stated case, the lands belong
ing to the estate Of Sarah Perrin, deceased sit
uate in said District, oil The waters of Crtf;,-
town creek, bounding on lands OF Albert Tray
Ior, George Coleman, and others; containing
five hundred Acres, more or less
The purchaser will be required to give good
personal security, and mortgage Of the prem
ises to the Ordinary. Cost to be paid in Cash.
w. II. MOSS, S. L. d.
April 16, 1880. IL
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Tanner Wanted.

YHN HE subscribers wish to employ Tanner.
ed as n workman, and Of steady and industri-
Gus habits, we will give liberal wages. Any
person wishing the situation Gun apply to either
of the subscribers near Liberty Hill, Edgefeld
District. L. II. MUNDf,
A. T. TRAYLOR.
April /, 1889 f9
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Leak Here every Body.

II OST On the 14th December last, near Mr..
Ia Randle's, on the road leading from Aiken,
to Edge6eld Court House, eight miles from
Aiken, or between said Mr.. Randle's and Pro-
thro's Saw Mill, ON Shaws creek, a Fine Gold,
Je,celled, Lerer Rateh, with gold chain and
key attached to itwhen lost. Said Watch was
made by Jos. Johnston, 25 Churcl, Street, Liv-
erpool, No, of Watch, 9221, with the letters D.
L. W., engraved on the back of said Watch.
Silversmiths will confer a favor by being on
their guard for such a Watch. = - ].
Amy person delivering the same to me- will
receive reward of $25, or any information
respecting the same, will be thankfnllyreceived
by d. L. WILSON. s
Shop Spring, Newberry Dist. s
March 20, 1889. tf8%
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h EStray. 8 4

~ II N "a
HOEL J. LISSFORD tolls before me, n
81 Broicn COloured Mule, thirteen hands,
three inches high, blind in the left eye, no
brands perceivabe. Appraised at ten dollars.
THOMAS THOMSON, ;. P.
April II. 1880. c 10
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NOTICE..

0TThere will be protracted Meeting at
Little Stephens Creek Church, commencing
OH Friday before the second Sabbath in An-
gust Minislerng Brethren are earnestly invi-
ted to attend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

A new Post Office has been established
in Pickens District, called Salubrity, and
Rev. Allen Fuller appointed Post Master.
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Commercial.
AUGUSTA April, o

AUGUSTA April, 25.
Cotton.-Our review of Thursday last,
left the market with an improving demand,
and since the reception of accounts from
Liverpool TO the 22d ult. by the Great
Western, the demand has still further i'm
proved and prices have advanced fully a
half cent on all qualities since our last re-
port, particularly Oh the finer descriptions.
The transactions have been TO a fair ex-
tent, but still there is difference between
buyers and sellers, the latter wishing 10
obtain a small advance on present rates.
Our receipts continue light, and the little
receiving meets with ready sale in the
streets from wagons-We quote as the
extremes 13 l6 cents, with the remark
that there are cottons in market held "a
bove our highest rate.
Erchange.-S,ill keeps up, sight checks
on New York are selling al 2 per. premium
Cor city money; on Charleston ! for city
and per cent for country money: Savan-
nah par to prem. United States Notes
are scarce, aud are worth 2 % per cent.
prem.
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Copper, Sheet IRON, and
Tin Ware ManufactOry.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. =. ssssr
YENHE Subscriber has just received, A large
IL assortment of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Plate; which he will manufacture to any pat.
tern. usual in such Ware: such as, STOVES,
STOVE PIPES, STILLS, STILL WORMS,
and every variety ofTM WARE. . .
He solicits the patronage of bis friends
and the public in general, in South Carolina
and Georgia, as he intends keeping con.
slant and full supply Of the above articles, his
customers will not be disappointed from the
want of materials. B. r. CHEW.
- The highest price will be given for Old
Pctoter, Copper, Brass and Lead.
Augusta, Ga. April Is, 1879 IL
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remain Tranquil, there is very little doubt
.thatthe troops will be able 10 suppress the
insurrecton, should il be attempted after
the approaching 9Th of May.
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State of South Carolina.

A QUILLA MILES, living near the Pine
IA House, tolls before me one estray Cow,
supposed to be about twelve years old, marked
with crop on The right ear. and crop and u
half crop on the left. brinLled sided, with white
buck and belly. Appraised at Sl2.
LEWIS HOLMES, ia.
April 90, 1880 cl3
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office.

a LII persons having demands against the
n estate Of Virlinda Shelly, deceased, are
requested to hand them into the subscriber. du-
ly attested, and those indebted to said estate,
are required to make immediate payment.
March 10, 1889. ds
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NDU'EGE.

A LARGE amount of notes and accounts
IA due to Lorrain Gcddings, formerly of
Hamburg, has been placed in the hands Of the
subscriber. with the positive direction TO sue
upon all such Of them, as are not settled Oh or
before the first loniay 10 June next
J.P. CARROLL, Attorney.
May 2, 1893 If l3
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state of South Carolina.

EDDlIE IL LII DlO hlS L.
Y Ohm CREED, living near Horns Creek
CD Meeting House, tolls before me, one y
horse, supposed TO be fifteen years old, fifteen
hands high, small star in the forehead: ap
praised at Thirty-t Dollars. Also, one yell
old, all four of his legs white near the knees, a
small star On the forehead; appraised at Thirty
five Dollars. JOHN KIRKSEY, ]. p.
April %, 1889 12
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$50 Reward.

STOLEN on Monday night, the 9th instant
~ from the residence of Capt. Z. B. Belcher,
Il Patent Sitrer jtatch. with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached TO it.
Whosoever will deliver the said Watch to
the subscriber. and proof sufficient to convict
the thief, shall receive the above reward.
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
April II. 1889 If IL
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Public Notice.

HNHE Members of The Mine Creek Friend
%. ly Botanic Society are requested to attend
meeting of said Society, at Gazaway NJ.
l!onse, on Penn Creek, Edgeield District, on
Monday, the 18th inst. The Public in general
are invited TO attend. JOHN COGBURN,
May 2, 1899 Scc'ry. F. B. S.
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CHARLESTON, April 81.
Cotton has declined. Itis 1 cent less
per lb. than before the arrival of the Great
Western. We quote extremes, .13 IL
cents per lb.
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'TiOould please beauy's ear TO haze heard cello
,caEe
To the hunters horn, to the hunters horn,
To the hunters horn in the morning.
HUNTERS CHORUS.
Morning herald., 1839-09-27


Brig kr:miin, ssAss - days from rsrls I''ssd' 81.
seAr Cyss.. Applstos. ss day. Fl Psrs, e. Asa
Br .chr Barba osre.Ay 20 days fro- Hs'ss1 plaster 70
ssar Caroline Oakley day. from Baltimore with d'ar to
sehr Elizabeth, w.st days from vrsinia with wo"d' to
schr Atlantic, Fletcher days from Virginia with wood
srhr seqa.l Strong days fo~ Virginia with wood'io
master. .-''..eyt. -,
sehr Jane CAROLINE Townsend days from Virginia. WOOD
to master. -, .
schr Exit Murphy days from Virginia, with WOOD to the
master
Packet ship Sheridan Depeyster, Liverpool and others
vsensorauNH
Tie Merchant Chalker fm NYork for Hartford, in passing
through Hrl Gate on Saturday afternoon, when Hae
Point rock and sunk in five minutes after Before she
went down two boats were seen TO aud il believed
all on board were saved Among the passengers three
ladies' The Merchant had pilot board and was 10 'dsd
with assorted cargo OF merchande When last seen sne
she decks under and whether she or
part Of her will be saved not yet known NOT n
sured.
Richmond I'm Liverpool.
British brig bound for Nova Scotia for
York with Of coal fallen with of Sayhrooki on
Sunday abandoned and with loss Of rud1er aad foretop
and carried into tat port where she now lies in charge
The New York Oswego was lost hurricane the
18th inst Her hull drilled ashore at Marysbargh Canada on
the 18TH Her lost Two bodies had been found
There 10 ships 81 brgs 37S chooner and 40 steamers
annually the trade Of Richmond with other ports
spoken.
Warrior, from st Johns Eff for New York, Sept l9th off
Savanna.
Undaunsed from NYork for Wilmington NC, Sept % lat,
Sc not given.
Newark in lat 81 Ion 74ns date given, and neither where
from for.
Ann Hurzc from Newcastle for NYork 80 days out Sept
Is lat 40 40, Ion IS.
United asnses Porss.
BosroN Spt A-arr Oscar, Lowell, NewYork; Cambridge
Wakman Leaa Brooks do via Gouceste Jasnar Young
do Trio Chamberlain, dol cid Renown. Lowell do; Victor
Hallett. do; Abbot Lawrence. Hall, do.
BATH, Sept 2s--a arr Ellen. Gordon, NYork
Uhes and sailed the 23d for Nyork; Henry, NYork
PRovIDENcE Sept 2iarr Vctsry, Heath NYork; Herald
Brown do.
NEWPORT Sept Hero, Read from Providence for
York
PHILApELpHIA Sept 2-arr Uncas, Lowell, NYork; Leo
Carney, do; Shark, Stevenson do.
BALTIMORE, Sept 24--arr Cornela Rogers, NYork.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, Sept A-sld Henry Clay, Nfork
Frederic KsRuRG, Sept 25-arr Superb, NYork.
NORFOLK, Sept l3- arr china NYork; Ann do.
SAVANNAH. Sept 2i-cld Celia Hammond, NYork.
MOBILE, Sept l4-cla Alabama. Williams, NYork.
Foreign Ports.
TyRKs ISLAND IL days sid Paragon, Curtis, FORK
There American vessels in port IL Gays
YARMOUTH. Ms Sept7-arr Spartan, Kllv, ,NYork.
TRINIDAD DE CUBA, Sept 5-Borodino, Chase for NYork
disc.
HAv.S,, Sept Jim port Junior Young unc Rapid, Ward,
NYork days. Isaac Ellis SPRING dg; 18th, off Helespon
Ellis. NYork.
Morning herald., 1839-09-27
one PRICkp Hat sToRE-THEoDoRE

CLARK, corr er of Chatham aud Pearl 'ts after ms.
ny years experience Ia business ard after repeated and
untit,g efforts 20 attain the object consistently be-
that he has length succeeded an m
Gle which cannot fail TO win th, appreciation OF All VINO VIII
take the trouble 70 examine H.
This srtice which the attention Of the public V nov
especially invited. Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS ard he feels assured that for beauty ehearne
durability and comfort u cannot he surpassed IN the c
New York. In addition 10 the usual vor'eiy oi Hats and Caps
also Keeps hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
qusy which he can afford at FOUR DOLLARS; aud this
HAT pa has gwen 10 customers The
unqualified satisfaction Justice to his friends" wt
o himself makes proper tor him 10 sy, that he cells for
.h the sustained from bad will not have 70
he pa,d nv good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly a
~ oid e:tablhed stand where the asking iee Slwe,. The
selling price sep9'sm
Morning herald., 1839-09-27

Ssnte Of Trade.

The different markets present no material change There -
less deag in cotton to day. Flour dull at fading prices
The reports the very encouraging as TO
OF produce but the Of abundance echoed
every section reports from the cork Countries speak e
great hogs Of quality far superior TO any OF fer
The large surplus Of old corn enabled the grow
ers feed better this year. is stated IN Illinois paper,
that county last 10000 hogs purchased
This year the number will 10000 this
large supply the market likely oe but badly furnished OF
all who usually IN the held At
this time making for their winter supPes none have
yet mide their appearance This condition oil money matters
i snch that banks furnish the facilities
prices par,c ulary OF pork are still tend.
ing downward Sales have been limited almost wholly for
home consumption A. Boston there has bees limited
demand FOR beef at aiding prices Few lots OF pork have
brought SIS % 40; 100 half do. Ia l67 bbs prime
IL IS ~ 3a Al New Orleans, the 18th, there was a
limited demand r both beef and pork falling prices most
ly for plantation use.
AsHEs-Tpere IL fair demand Tor both description,
which freely by the supply Sales reach about 400 bis
IS pots and i2f for pearls At Boston there nave
been transactions Of extent Some pearls brought o.
81 Pots 81.
BrrSo. AvREs MaRxgr. July 20.-Doublocns Spanish
Sa42 ch do Patriot S2t2 2A3 do Dolla Spanish
Si4 each Patriot and PAtacone lA l4a do Six pr ct
Stock 81 do per CT Bark share' none Exchange on Esq
video is per do u States Is per dollar Hides
Or best IS dis pesada do country 81 ss do do do
wghs 9Sbs ~ s3t 81 do do do Horse
do each Ncria skins do pert Chinsh''i Skins
picked ~ Qs do sheep Skins per dos sa 81 per 21b
Calf skins per doz 40 30; Deer Skins doz III u
Hair long. 10 rs do per do mixed, 80 - do do
Jerked Beet, Is IS do qt Tzew metedo IL do per
arr; Horns 400 $50 per mil; Flour, ~ American none
The highest price Doubsons daring the week $45 The
lowest price saao.
The ishss rate Exchange upon England during the week
Us Sd. The lowest do 3 6-si.
Morning herald., 1839-09-27

Cleared.
Jane Allison, (Br) McCuum, Windsor; Elizabeth, staples
Porand Jhn Ender Bell Charleston; Olive Bigow, Turks
Island; BLEW Lawrence st Marks America Robinson Port
au patt Page Baset, Boston; American Sparrow Kappa
hannoch Va; Mogu, Jones, Miranichi.
Arrived.
Shin Norma Barton Havana IA days with sugar Moses
Taplor. -
Ship Bruus Adams honesiaeo % 'ays, with hides NC "
order.
Brig Volta, -, from TURKS s'sha' 70 aays Win tait 70
orler.
Br brig City of York nls - Dc TN Newport Wales iron
o. Davis, Brooks Co.
Morning herald., 1839-09-27

CHAWLs-The greatest depot in the city Cor chesp, rch
- aud beautiful shaws yANNs. 2ai Grand street No
lady In 0f this becoming article Of attire should
omit takine a. the msnse assortNent 10 he seen az
this BOche, Cashmere Psrsas Wool ksbJie.
Rob Roy Tartan SC every variety se end t.si.e'
Please % take notice ~ the number. WM NavNs,
No 7si Grand t.. tetwten Arsn and Orthard.
.,ssSs,. 'saixs'
Morning herald., 1839-09-27
WRITING

This celebrated System Of Writing is offered the
t;ce the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the Student the Cen
tsnan o Fashion and Fortune and the Public ia general
New YorhIt expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur.
poses life and business the commercial city for letters
Bills Of Exchange Invoices Sales orders Notes. receipts
counts Journal Esy and the Ledter and
acquired by every one, from the Of 10
TWELVE Lessons HOUR ZACH.
No matter how Bap ispgrERKST, tLLEcisLr pEroRsup,
cRANrep corvfaxro p the Pupils wraing may be.
AeAprNv No IT'S BRoApwr, Ngw Yopx.
THr LADIES meet daily III and ~ o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely 20 Ladies. and taught neat delicate and
sieezst style Of writing
Tar GESrLrSEs taught style Bold, Free and Msr
camille
- Merchants and Strangers visiting New York,
pete q course in or 5 days
sP. NJ
90 Further Lessons above the twelve f Necessary will be
given by MIR. b without additional erpenss. 80 Im