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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18
sVORE NE Ego.GO0DS.

BI WESOLESSLr AMI hE 1 AL -
~. p. SETZE'S.
cAP PIECES assorted Domestic, French
UGJ and British CALlCOS
l04 and I24 best Linen Shcelins
9-S aad SO pillow case Linens
"a undressed Irish Linens
Birds Eye Diaper (some extra inc)
81 and lO-4 Damask Table Diapers
Long Lawns
81, 5-S and IA Damash Napkins
Blsached and Un5lcached striped bordefed
Towles
Plain Green and Printed Flour Bnize
Rich printed and satin striped Schnlly
Plain do do do
Plain black mud do do do
Second mourning do
Taslipniencs. very rich Article FOR ladies'
dresses
Printed and embroidered Muslin de Lainc
Plain. black and fancy co!ored do
Balzariues, new article FOR evening dresses
Cinema figured Silks
Black figured and striped Silks
Black Ma,,eoni LusiIing
Black Gros de Rhine
RIuc and jei black figured Silks
zine black Gros de Royal Silks
niue und black Gros dc Messine
R;eh Merino and Cheua Silk Scars
F;Ilet and II. s. Gloves
.chawls in great variety Of styles
Bes, white and black English silk Hose and
Half Hose
Rich spriggcd and dotted Bobhinci Laccs
Do do Swiss Musiins
Artificial flowers and Wrea,,s
Needle worked Collars
10. II. and IA MarseiIl.s Quilts, Sc. &c.
The above goods, together with nearly eve
" article usually k.piin n Dry Good, Store,
will be sold by Wholesale and retail. is low Us
will be offered BY any Other house ia this CITY,
and at fixed prices.
Augusta. 0c;..1i. 1871. 30
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

Samuel Il. Fuller, Declaration in attach.
VS.. John Baggs, meat.
wN7IIEREAS the Plaintiff in the above stat.
w cd case, has this day filed his dccara.
;ion against the Defendant. who is absen, from.
and without The limits ofthis State, (as said,
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same OH whom II copy ofihe Declaration.
with II rule 10 plead thereto. might be served:
Ordered. that The said Defendant plead 10 the
sai Declaration. within year and day from
the date thereof. otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
mo. +. LIVINGSTON, e. c. r.
Clerks QGnc.
May 4, lsil. u. d T. ape II
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDG L J. lEbD DIS XII l.
DY OLIVER TOWLES. E,quirc.
Id Ordinary Of Edcrfirld District.
Whereas. John Cuursey. hath ap-
piled 10 me Cor Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods aud cha,cls.
rights and credits o.jelierson Bled>oe late
OF the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, t" cite and almon
ish oil aud singular, the kindred and crcdi
tors of the said deceased. 10 he aud appeal
before me, n, our next Ordinary's Courr in'
the said Dis,ric, TO be holden nj Eigefcld
Court House on The 22d day Of Novem.
Der, ISL. 10 show cause. il any. why the
said Administrator should not he crnn,ed.
Given under my hand and seal this Srh
day Of November. enc thousand eight hun.
dred aud forty one. and in the sixty-sixrh
year OF American Independence.
O. TOWLES. o. r. n.
Nov. s, 1871 50 1871 b Al
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Brought 10 the Jail

nFthi" District, ncgru boy BY the name Of
w BILL. about feet. 81 inches high. very
dark complexion. md between ~ and 40 wears
frgc. s,or, built. and has scar on his left
cheek and one just over his left nipple. He
.nys that he belongs In Mr.. J. Beck. Of Ebert
county. Georgia.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove properly. pay charges md take him away.
c. II. GOODMAN, }. Ed
August 3 1S4l lf27
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EIsdrIVS.

SAMUEL l. HILL. living about tw" and a
- half mIlrs snr;h of Ahbevlile C0uu House.
tolls before me- two csiray mare MULES: Que
ut i dark brown color. fourteen hands high,
about seven years old. no brands "r mark per
ceiyabie. The other oi sorrel color. with a
blaze on the forehead fourteen aud = hall hamd-
high. ahou; seven years old. no brands or marks
pcrcciylhIr The brown Mule Is shod all round.
The sorrcl Mule shod before. Each appraised
at SiSty dollars. The Mules can be- seen nj
Samuel l.. Hills.
THOS. THOMSON, Magistrate.
September 20 nit -
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SHELLEY & USHER,
BV'NreIsOagSe anal Commits
sion Merchants,

HAMBURG. S. C..
N1AKE pleasure in announcing TO their
Il Country friends and 10 the Public
generally, tlla, their
WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
Is Sow IH GOOD CONDITION.
Having raised the Warehouse above the
highest high-waIer mark Of tie great May
food, with sufficient foundation TO make 1t
perfectly secure from any Rise in the River
while our location in Point of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner Of
Centre and Market Streets. and occupy
ing The whole front Square 10 Cook Street,
opposite the Bank s; Post Office. convent
rnr 10 the Rail Road. Immediately on The
River, and in the very Centre Of the Prin-
ciple Couon Dealers and Shippers, and Tie
great ihoroughfair TO the Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support VIC have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally. continuance ii
their confidence. From our long expert
ence in The Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with our facilities,
10 be able 10 give TO all entire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton in
Store. and will attend TO the Sale or Ship
ping Of Cotton on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention wih our best CT
forts for the interest of Customers.
SlBLEY d USHER.
Hamburg S. c.. Oct. /. 1911, If &c
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THE FRE8LaDTOkEN

OR FEMALES FRIEND.
For the Rsiict Of females suffering umdtr SgmpG
tseiie Disorders. Periodical Complaints. Heak-
ness PdiRS, &c, Sc,
FEHlilS Medicine may be rcsortcd 10 viii
u ihc utmost confidence. inI the purpose u
relieving and removing almost all rho-c CON
plants peculiar TO Females, aud which often
lead IN some form or other To permanen, IL
health Ii will also relieve inuch ot the suffer
Ing. and prevent those accidents 10 winch al
mothers are exposed.
Pamphlets containing satisfactory ,cs;irno
ui,lS. dircctous aud much information. valuahl,
TO Fr,iialr> and heals Of ;amiiicS. may bc had
Gratis where the philo,oken i sold. hy
EDW y. J. MINIS, Edg,frM {. H.
HAIILAND, llARRAL X ALLEN,
Charleston.
HAVILAND. RISLEY S co. .Imsusa.
Price 81 30 per Bottle.
October Pan %
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September 80
Warehouse 81 Commission
ESHlSEN EtSS.
G.. WALKER.
Gm IS

FI1HE subscribers having leased FOR q term
E. Of years, that coInrnodious aud eligible
Warehouse. formerly known MS Coriagton s
Ears, be- leave To offer their services, TO their
friends and tic public, in the Storage and sale
ol Cuuon.
From the eligibility Of their Warehouse, To-
.rtli"r with lis central position, they aal;e,
Themselves iIint they are able TO offer induce-
mcn,, Ia Planters and Others unrqun!Icd BY
any establishment; Of the kind in the place
Cotton consigned la them. lay the river. will
be landed Wharfage free. aud 10 commissions
will he charged for rc-hipping Coron by the
Rail ROad or River. Planters need he under no
approximations " itil regard 10 froShets, as the RI
yer will iilvc 10 Use : feet in the business paris
Of the town. before our Warehouse will be over.
flowed; and all Cotton stored with us will be
insured against .iresitis. graiiS if required
Insurance can be effected ON our Warehouse,
NJ rs l"w rate aS any ether in Town: and as
onr utmost cndcavnrs shall be used TO give sene-
raj satisfaction. we hope 10 merit and receive
liberia! share of patronage.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton in
store.
Our commissions for selling Cotton, will be
- cents per bale.
BRITTON MINIS.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September LIST. 1911 81
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tgS O q T. 4 II,

VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHG-
MN BITTERS.--Thc high celebrity
which these excellent Medicines have acquired
in curing almost every disease I" which the
human frame il liable. Is n na'Icr Iamlinr with
almost every intelligent person. They became
known hy their iruts-thcir good works have
testified Tor thcm-thcy did not thrive by the
faith of the crcdulous.
In cases of Costivcncss. Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections Asthma Piles, Settled
Pains Rheumatism, Fevcrs and Agnes obstI-
nate Headaches. Impure Stale of the Finds.
Unhealthy Appearance OF the Skin, Nervous
Debility the Sickness incident Ia Females III
Delicate Health, every kind Of Weakness of
the Digestive Organs, and in all general De.
ranrcmcnis of Health. these Medicines have in-
varlahIy proved certain and speedy remedy
They restore vigorous health to The mos, ex-
haustcd constitutions. a single irinl will place
the Life Pills and PhGniS Biiiers beyond the
reach of competition, in the estimation of every
patient
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, Al
WM. b. MOFFAT'S Medical Office, T5
Broadway New York.
~ g. None are genuine unless they have
the Inc smile Of John Moliai signature.
r = The Life Pills are sold in boNes-Pricc.
- cents. ~ cents. and 81 each. hccordin. 10
the size aud the PhTniS Brers IN bottles, a,
81 oi 81 each with full directions.
For GrgiMiiOus DiSiriLmion-An Interesting
little pamphlet. entitled MciIats Medical Ma
nuaI designed as a domestic Guide TO Health
continuing accurate information concerning the
the most prevalent disease, and the mos, ap.
proved renedies-by WM. MOFFAT."
For sale by
March II. n u {. y. DOWD.
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State of S0nth Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

DICHARD ELLES, living eight miles
Eh, south of Higgins Ferry, toed before me
one small bay HORSE, Ia hands aud one inch
high both hind fee, aud one fore foot white; a
small star in his forehead hip shoten in his left
hip. Judged To be about eleven years old. Ap-
praised a, $50. Appraised by John Chapman
Sen Giles Pits. Lewis Sample
JAMES MAYNARD, Magistrate
September 80 uIlt 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

Hrd,cwe and Cutlery.
TINE Subscribers have jus, received ii
Il rect from The MANUFACTURES in En-.
lauti aud The Northern States. handsome
and we'll asSnrIcd stock nf llardwarc and
Cutlery: winch they offer for sale on very
reasonable terms. Wholesale aud Rrluil.
NJ the corner brick huildma) nf Ccutrc
aud Mercer Streets. among which are:
English. Swcdcs and American Iron
assorted sizes
Sandcrsuns Cast Steel
German. English and American Steel
Band and Honp Iron. assurIed sizes
Load, Gu, aud wrought nails. all sizes
Collins Axes, Adzes, Chizels q Gouscs
Mill IrnuS. full assortment
Anvels, Vices. Smih Bellows. Horse
Shoes md Horse Shoe mills.
Wagon Boxes. Ctain> Wood Screws.
Pots, Bake pans and FRYING pans.
Table Knives & Forks. Pen aud Pockct
Knives
Mill. Cros>cul, Hand aud Tcnanr Saws
Locks Il Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
hammers
Coffee Mills. Gridirons and Auacrs
Grinstones. Marilla. aud Cotton Rope ]
to2 inches
And other articles, sucha rs are usually
kept in Hardware Stores.
HENKELL & ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Sept. 30, lSil d sc
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

William Cha.,an assignee. Declaration in
-. Edward Collier, Sr. attachment.
VA IlEREASihc plaintiff in the above stated
w has this day filed his Declaration
raln-; tn, h,Dcicndant who Is absent irom.and with
ont the limits of this State. (ns ii is said. having
neither vile nor attorney. known within the
same on whom copy oi the Declaration. with
u rule to plead thereto NIGH, be served Or
dcrcd that the Dricndac, plead to the -ald De-
clArltion within year and day from he dale
thereof. otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will BE- awarded against him.
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, c. c. i.
Clerks 0Err,
MAY H. i-4l. ar. nqc l.
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Andry Reynolds ami wife Applicants. ~.
Huzckiah Edwards S wife, Deiaudnnrs.
RY an order from the Ordinary. shall
AD proceed To sell AT Edgciirld Courl
House. on the frs, Monday in D"ccmhcr
next, the lands Of the estate oi Rchcrca
Raney, deceased. situate in said district.
ON The waters Of CufIccrown Creek. ad.
Joining lands Of Hugh Qunrlc<, l.cros II.
Munday, William II. Yelldcil. and John
Reynolds, and continuing two hundred aud
fifty-two acres, more or less. To he sold
on IA credit Of twelve months, purchaser to
give bond aud personal securiry. aud II
mortgage Of the premises TO tie Ordinary
ifrcquired,
Costs to be paid in cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s. En-.
Nov. S (S3 S0 d 81
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Root and Shoe Shop.

Boot and Shoe Shop.
|TyHE subscriber has in Hamburg. on
Centre stree, opposite Messrs. How
ard & Garmanys' BOOT and SHOE
Shop. where he will keep On hand fine
SHOES & BOOTS, warranted work {;
likewise an assortment Of Coarse Shoes
manufactured n his lanyard near MI.
Vintage. on the old Stage Road, between
Edgefcld Cour, House and Hamburg.
ALSO
Carries IN the Saddlcry and Harness
business, in all lis branches. and will sell
low for cash, Good raw Hides will he Ia
ken in trade or for cash. as will suit The
parties.
All business in his line. attended 10 with
despatch. NJ. L. GEARTf.
Hamburg. Oct. 4. 1871 II Sc
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Facdurage & Commission
Business,
HAllRERG. S. C.

Hi MBCRG, ). {.
A S II have declined selling goods beg
IA leave 10 return my grateful acknowledge
menis 10 my friends, aud the public generally,
for their liberal patronage while thus engaged.
now offer my services TO the public as an
Agent. 10 receive aud forward all kinds Of mer-
cIInndize aud produce. And. as | will no, be
engaged in any other business, Twill pay slric,
attention TO the interest OF all those consigning
their produce or merchandise 10 me, and while
in my house The best care will be taken, and for
warded with despatch, or orders promptly
obeyed.
From experience and observation, ! have
long lhonght lha, faithful agent could render
considerable service 10 the planters. in selling
their cotton and -four, and huying their groce-
rieS; And, us have been engaged in this mar
ket, for the last ten years, and acquainted with
the general routine ofbusiness. | therefore Offer
my services 10 my friends and the planters gen
orally; and will faithfully devoe my undivided
attention to the interest Of all those who may
commi, TO my charge. the selling of their pro.
duce and buying such articles rs they may or.
der.
IaaH cases, my commission shaHL moderate.
ii. l.. JEFFERS.
Sent. %. 1871 if35
p. 5. nm not interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore all Cotton sent 10 my
care. will bc stored rs directed, and if no dIrGc.
tons, my best Judgment will be used for the
planters interest. IL. l.. J.
The Greenyilc Monn,nineer. Edcefcld Ad-
ver,iser, Pendleton Messenger and Highland
Sentinel aud Highland (N. CO. Messenger will
insert the above, two months, aud forward bills.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Shaderick Holmes, s. wife, Applicants, J

Fssr,rt-~ %.
David Blalock. Defendant.
DY an order from The Ordinary. shall
I'D proceed 10 sell. Il, EdScfield Court
House. on the first Monday in December
next. the lands The estate of Charles Bla-
lock. deceased, situate in said district. ad-
joining lands OF Della Car;IedSc. Dcmpsy
Bussey. Erasmus Mcdaniel aud Others.
and containing one hundred and sixty ishi
acres, more or less. TO be sold on crc-
dit Of twelve months, purchaser TO give
bond and personal security. and mort
gage Sf The premises 10 Tie Ordinary il re-
quired. Cos, 10 he paid in cash.
5. CHRISTIE, s. r. n.
Nov. S So 81 Il II
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Executors, Sale

WILL be sold on the first Wednesday
w in December next, at the late resi-
dence Of Hillary NJ. Collier, deceased in
EdseGed District South Carolina, all the
property both Real and Personal belonging
To said Estate, except the negroes, there is
abou, thirteen hundred Acres Of besr Oak
and Hickory Land, which will he divided
into two tracts, leaving with the House
place about go 10 700 Acres. As regards
The value Of this property its character is
so we'll known, as io make n description Of
il almost useless. Its considered one Of
The best Country stand, for Public House
in Ihc state, it being on The Manin,own
Road. the great rhurouohiair. leading from
the wcstlo al The lower country markets,
and noted stand with all III: Drovers,
aud when viewed purely as Il planting in
rcrcsi, it presents many advantages, that
oiicrrli;y u! sol! aud lis adiaccncy 10 one of
the best Markets in the United States
The land sold on credit Of Que and two
yrnf> the personal property twelve months.
Amongst the personal property will he
sold the Entire crop nf Cotton and Corn.
x. NERR,WETNER,
Il HENDERSON. Executors
ISAAC I. HEARD.
The Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, and
Grccnv:I!c Mnun,ainccr, will give The
abnvc six weekly insertions and forward
thcir accounts 20 this office previous TO The
day nf sale
Oct. !, ISL h Sc
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Amor Bush aud wife, Applicants,

Susan Quarles & Others. Dcfrn'ts.
WY an order from the Ordinary. shall
ND proceed to sell AT Edseficld Court
House. on The first Monday in December
nexr.,lhe lands ofihe estate orJohn Quarles,
deceased, situate in said Di>tTcr. ahinining
lands Of William How le, Rhoia DooliriIe,
and others, aud containing three hundred
acres, more or less. To he sold on Gre.
dit of twelve months, purchaser 10 give
bond and personal security, aud a mort
gage oflhc premises 10 tho Ordinary if re-
quired.
Costs to be paid in cash,
S. CHRISTIE. S. +. D.
Nov. 8 (S3 S7( d Al
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01


"1he ord nary ira - il lie Kncker.
booker is aughabI. affair; witness tn
following hit at tn; h gh flown s,lf-lmpor.
lance OF an American negro 'dsSssed in
little brief authority;"
While in this state Of detection | was
joined by George Edward Flz Augustus
Seaton, colorcd man, VIII, discharged the
functions OF waiter III the city kotel. IL
informed me that he was gong to maj k't
for the special object" az hc declared, .-oI
purchasing vegetables and other animal
matter, Tor de immediate consumption % d
establishment" Having nothing batter 10
do, i agreed TO accom- ANY G. ,orge Edward
Filz Augustus and we accordingly set of
for Ca'harnc Market. When ~ssa rived
al that depot of natural animate predictions
my companion walked up to the wagon o
fat countryman, and aIlcr peering frr
some time nj his stock, inquired ''lf dose
were good tatcrW
Eyes sir" r-s3"n4:d the countryman
"a tater," resumed George Edward
Filz Augustus, 81; inevitably bad, unless
il lis invariably good. Drrc ia 10 Mcd
ocriIy in dc combination OF later. De
exterior my appear remarkably exrmpIa-
ry and bcutiSome, while dc interior is totally
negative. But, sir if YOU wen,IS in" article
upon your own recommendation, Knowing
yoI TO be a man Of probability in your
Transaction, without any fulher circum-
lucutOn takes buShelp,
George Edward now passed to the stall
Of n dealer in eggs aud butter, and taking
Il quaiter-doIar from his vest pocket. C III
mcnccd an inspection OF the latter commo-
dty. You call dat good bu'trr!' de-
manded lac, with a disagrecfble expression
upon his counienancc, as Of un i'll flavor
suddenly inhaled.
Yes sir, do-as good butter as comes
10 this or any other place"
VIVA, you tiuk 'oout axing for da, but
tcr?"
"Twcn!y-fve cents.
"Twcnty-fve cents? And do YOU sup
pose for dc moment, dat your batter exten.
sIlys to such extreme waIuation?-nastv
rancid stuff, chu,ned for de- ca>ion!- cd
butter renovated" said the indignant Geo
Edward moving off: " but OATS dc kind OF
negotiation | frequently meets with in dis
mlrket!W
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
HOUSE BUILDERS

ilE subscribers having erected ,o,u
and ''mmod'o"s workshop Gu Main s,rrc'
arc prepared t" execute all orders - :, ~
line OF "ous building, or The short(. :, y" va
'ce' and OF the most approved WORKINGS
ship. Having n number of first ra,r ;n;"
ers constantly in their employ. thew n -,
enabled TO erect buildings Agreeable ~ my
approved plan with despatch. Lurh':
and every kind of bnilding material og ~
best qnaIny furnished nj the loves, rp."s '
Drafts OF buildings executed to order .aera
able to the most approved style OF noJcrn
architecture.
Persons in the village or Country vJ J..
are DESTROYS Of building will do sell 10 a.,
ten call. as their arrangements g.
"olknca and every description orLuild;n.
material are of such IL nature. ,hat ihr5
can build houses cheaper than any other
individuals in the country.
PulCIFER & Ill.ogu
SOuTpN0tf. Jane I~48
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
EOCf. .B02,acs y. .FsHsssnss.

Tenders his medical services 10 the in
hahilantS of Southport and lis vicinity.
From a successful practice of eleven
years. eight "f which was in the State Of
New York. md three in the State OF Ill.,
nois. VIII re the ague and fever and bilious
levers generally prevail 20 a great extent.
he hopes to merit u share OF public patron
age.
He will be at all times moderate in his
charges. and Icnicnt with those who are
not able to pay at the time.
Office ut the Store Of r. II. Munson.
North Main ST. Southport.
Junrl6th 1910. milf.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

The Trade Of Ncv York.-Thc total
number OF commercial houses in the State
Of New York engaged in foreign trade is
46J; oil which All are in the city. The
OF which 90 are in the city. The clpi-
tai invested in foreign trade in the EN-
pre- State is SIS ,St5, 40l. That invested
in lumber yards S2,495,O17. That IN
vested in the business OF vIctualerS is s.,
SS9,2I0.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

NAI Ais, Glass, l'on, Steel, Drag teeth
~ llorc-shoes, &c. &c. For sale bv
II. DURkEE.
June 10Th. lS40.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
NEW FIRM.
TILL OKE.V'G BUSINESS
BUCK e. PORTER.

Have entered into co-partne rship in
the above business, and are now carry ing
ll'on In The new shop adjoining, and neat
door north of DIR. ID. p. Slry ker's office, on
north Main street. where they will br hap
ny and ready at al times to wait upon those
who may favor them with their custom
| he public may rest assured thar all work
entrusted 10 their charge, will BE- executed.
not onl y promptly, but also in The best man
ner and after the most fashionable stve.
Trimmings OF all kinds kept constantly
on hand and Tor sale cheap. to' cash. Cut
ting done on the shortest notice.
Southport, August %, lSlO. NIL.
N. b. Genlemca wishing 10 have
their garments cui and made after the New
York style. o. lS40 and lS4l, Will please
call ana examine the report and plate o!
Fashion, just r, ccired by
W. O. BUCK.
Southport, February Isl lo4l.
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

IA LA TIER FOX SALE.-Unc hun
- dred sides :paniSh Sole leather
prime a'llcI". TO- sale cheap,lor cash, by
the SIDE or hundred weight.
ALSO, god assortment Of BOOTS
and SHOES.
CASH paid for HIDES and CALF
SKINS. l.. l.. PIERCE.
Snuhnort. March !. ISL. Il