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HEAD aplAE;TERS,
LAHLNDpS. Iune ~, lSl2,


[Onlers No.-.]
FESHE Commissioned Officers oi the follow
IL ing Brigadcs are ordered To- cncalnr tor
live days. i, the times hers in specified. VIZ -
The j., Brigade oi lninniry, on Tuesday.
The 9,h BrI- adc OF Infantry. al the Lime
stone Sprm. >, on Monday the 9th day Of Sep.
icnhrr next.
The 9th Brigade of Iniln,ry. near Camden
on Monday the 18Th day of September next.
The 7rh Brigade OF Infantry, near S"ci",y
Hill, on Tuesday, the 27'h day Of September
next.
The commissioned Officers Of the lst and
9th Brisades ol CavaIT, will "ncarp by Resi-
menis, witt, the Br.adcS al infantry IN winch
they are located. or by Brisad"s, with either
Brigade OF lninu,ry Of their Division. rs the
Brigadicrs may deem mos, convenient.
The Major Generals Of the Is, aud 9th Div-
sious. aud the Briendier Generals Of the 9Th,
9Th aud 9Th Brigadcs are required 10 extend SO
mEch Of this order Us relates 10 their respective
commands.
The Quarter Master General will caase the
arms and tents To be ut each cncainpmcut ia
due lime.
The following Aids-de- Camp 10 the Cous-
manter-in Chief, are ordered 10 attend the en-
campments viz:-Colunels Wigtal, Ditinson,
Thomson, English. Manning, Wallace, Mar
shall. Singleton and Taylor.
\ BY order OF the Conlman6er.in-Chief.
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: !S'Gling-By law ni' Congress.
approved July. ~, 1872. it is male ncnm.
bent in all payments by or to the Treasury.
whether made in the Unircd States or iu
foreign countries, where il becomes ncccs-
sary TO compute the value Of the pound
sterling thai it shall be deemed equal to
four dollars and eishiy .four cents, aud the
same rule shall bc applied in apprasiug
mcrchandizc imported, where tho value
is by The invoice in pound sterling. That
porion of The former law. inconsistent with
these provisions is rcpca.cd.-Lgfords
Com Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

Recipe for making good tread-Jamcs
Roche, long celebrated in Baltimore, as II
baker Of excellent bread. having retired
from business has furnished the Baltimore
American with the following recipe for
making good bread, with request thai il
should be published for the information o!
The public:
Take an.earlhcn vessel larger at il'c top
Than the bottom, and in ii put one pin, OF
milk warm. water, one and half pounds
Of -four, and half pint Of malt yeast; mix
them well together, and Sc; il away. lin
winter il should be in warm place) until
/, raises and falls again, whicn will be in
from fhrct to FIVE hours; tit may he set nj
uighl If i.be wanting in the morning y then
put two large spoons full of salt into Two
quarts of waier, nd.mix it we'll with The
above rising; then put il in ubou, niue
pounds of Hour and wcrk your dough well
and set il BY until it become, light. Then
make il oiit. IN loaves. The above will
make fourSioaves.
As some -four is dry and other runny,
the abops quantity, however, will be Il
guide. The person making bread will OBJ
serve that runny aud new -four will require
ono .loug,b, more salt than old and dry
flour. Tie water also should he temper
cd according TO the weather, in spring aud
fall il should only be milk warm; III ho,
weather cold, and in winter warm"
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Commercial.
AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.

AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Co. par.
Bank oI Augusta.
Branch stale oi Georgia at Augusta, ..
Agency Bank OF Brunswick, {"
Brunch Georsla Rail Road, ("
Mechanics Bank.
Bank of ST. Mary's, {"
Bank Of MlIledscvilIe par a ! disc.
Bank ot the ST. of Geo. nj Suv. par 4 Z"
Brauche, oi ditto par a ! Z"
Agency OF ditto. u, Greensboro par 1 Z"
Bank at brunswick. par q
Commercial Bank, at Macon. par a 4
Geo. K. K. ~ Bkg. Co. Athens, par a 1
Marine n Fire lns. Bank, Saw. par n 4
Branch of ditto, al Macon. par
Planters Bank, Savannah, par a
Ruckcrs,i lie Banking Comply. par
PhGnis Bank OF Columbus, 4 10"
Ocmulgce Bank. 5d 6"
Exchange Bank. Brunswick. 5G 8"
Central Bank of Georgia, 30 a 33 Z"
Central X. X. x Bkg. Co. Saw. l5 20 %
lns. Bk. Of Columbus, at Macon. 6 a 10 e.
.ilnbama Nn,es. ID b "
Bank of lIawkinsvillc. ~ a 81 81
Charleston Banks, par
Bank OF Camden. a.
Bank OF Georgetown.
Commercial, Columbia,
Merchants. Il, Cheruw.
Bank Of Hamburg.
No Sale or Uncertain.
Bank VI Darcn aud branches.
Bank of Columbus.
Chauahooclee K Road * Banking Company.
Monro" x. Road * banking Company.
Planters aud Mechanics Bank. Columbus
Western Bank Of Georgia. at Rome.
Drafts.
On New York. 40 prem.
Charleston. ia !
Savannah, par q 4 disc.
Philadelphia. II prem.
Lexington. Ky. par
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old soiiiers.-Thirecn old soldiers Of

Old Sotiiers.-Thirteen old soldiers of
the Revolution were present aud took q
al Utica. Twelve ofthem rode iu The pro-
ccssiun. The youngest of the twelve is
scvcnty.,wn, snd the oldest niuety-rwo
years Of age, and their aggregate ages is
nine hundred aud seventy six, about the
same as thai OF old Mr. Malhusclah.9 The
thirteenth was Mr. Harvey. Of Frank
fort who is orc hundred aud seven years
OF nSc. After the procession had scparn-
ted they assembled in tho Museum, and
here says the Democrat. ''lhev me, old Mr..
Harvey, who talked with. and evidently
looked upon some of them rs 'boys'-for
he himself has 4 sou ci.hry-rwo."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

Large hSSets.-t fellow in Louisiana
who had become iucxrricahlv Involved.
wished 10 ,ah" The benefit .ot the bankrupt
act. lie 'lI"rcforc drew up his petition.
and in rc schedule Of effects ic gave in
Ii!ie TWO weeks old pig. and a barre!
half full Of whiskcy. as his only vailahin
nsse's. The pcrnion was accepted. but
when the assignee wcnl 10 our bankrupt
friend, neither wI,i,Scy'nor pig was to'bc
found. and afier considerable humming
anil having. The poor fellow Il, last deliv-
cred hisasclf as follows: III you must
know the ruth, Mr. assignee. why the
pig is dead, and ! have drank all tho
whi,kcy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

Mies,-The bcs, way of banishsins
rats aud mice from mows or bins Of grim,
and all similar places, We have heard OF,
is scattering the branches of mcnlha viri-
dis, or common spear mini, abou, in the
mows when packing away grain, or sircw-
ing il over the bins Of grain. casks Of np-
plcs, Sc. exposed TO their depreciation.
We have tried il, so have our neighhoIs,
and found ifto be eficciuaI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

b. makes chalk mark 50 as to know
where 10 commence the next time eoin.
round
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

A RomGa.-- An exchange paper men,
,ions Tho case Of a woman who is so large
round The waisr her husband cannot hug
her oil! a. once, but when ho takes one hug
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

Two or more the Mills al Lowell Mass.
have been stopped. and that between two
and three thousand operatives arc thus
drown on, of employment,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

Change iatt7.-Thc Gardner's
Chronicle tfeaiing Of the different kinds
Of mnnlse as ibis paragraph:
-....:0 nc 0als g snass haze L alsBsfpal and
strewcd thef field of Waterloo? Nnt a
trace retnaisis of them. Through such
changes as s7lave been just described, they
all have passej. till NOT even the homes
remain to iell the tale of their destruction.
They arcsnot. however, lost; exactly as
much matter as the world contained OH
the morning Of the 18th OF June, i, contains
now; bu,ihc charging squndrons are trans
formed 10 IheScorn thai waves above the
plains ofFlaniers, to the peasants that
I'LL Them, TO the cattle that they have rear
ed, aud to thousand other peaceful shapes.
In this manner, The same materials are
from day 10 dny converted from one thing
into another. Man dies, decays. aud hi,
elements aEc SET free. To hc taken up into
the body Of fruit tree or 4 grain OF corn.
The fruit ripens. the grain is converted
into bread, enis il, and thus RECEIVERS 4
part Of what hrs predecessors had lost: 81
that. in reality. the doctrine Of nrc'cmp
.ychosis was scarcely drlusion for -
iransmigra,ion Of souls. il by that name
was meant tho elements OF life, IS inccS-
sanity in action"
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IS. r,r.;,,,, a,,,.Lm,p,
Wiley Milton.
yWyHE Plaintiff having this day filed his de-
ID clara,on in my office, and the defendant
having no wife or attorney, known to be with
ia the STATE. on whom copy of the same, with
n rule To plead. couldbe served. /, is ordered,
that The defendant p!cadtu The SAID declaration
within year and day, OF final and absolute
iudsmcn, will be sivea against l'nn.
GED. POPE. c. c.r.
tHrk's Ofirf Dec. l5 ISL c. ape "a
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no. BE.

a, Suzct'e took down puss. she uttered
an exclamation OF surprise "A, finding her
so heavy. The lover FASTENED 10 open
the animal when ouI fell n shower or gold.
There were a thousand Louis concealed
IN The body Of The cat, ana this sum. which
the old mi,cr had starved himself 10 n
mass became the us' reward of The wor-
lhy girl aud hcl dsInIcrcsted lover.
"Brsnking The Gale "A modern trav-
clIrr. speaklnS Of Witnessing violent
storm among the Apprentices. makes tho
following singular entry in his Journal:-
In IN" mId-, Of the tempest. ! was struck
with noise "f what supposed To be clap
nf thunder, but which cxncrly rcscrnhlcd
the report oi n rnu>kr,. Presently Hnolh-
rr. and another, and another. like II run
ming fire Of muskcrry. caused me To doubt
whetncr il was really thunder Casting
my eyes up the stcrp sides of the crag. on
which the town tNarnD i, built. saw
muskcts popping ou' Of every house.
What is The meaning Of Ih-!' asked Of
4 lIirc boy who stood by. To break tho
Gale, he replied. See low ii blows, in Il
minute or two The wind will go down.
Sure enough, in Il few minutes The wind
ceased, Il tremendous shower OF rain, with
thunder and lightning followed; after whici,
The cloud, swept oil, au'I all was clear and
serene.
Our traveller adds-"Srraugc rs this
may appear, it is cnsily explained. Tho
explosion OF fire arms has the effect Of
IN giving shock or electrical im-
pulse Ia The air, aud condcn,ins The vapo'
into rain. There is no doubt that many
Of our dry storms mishthc converted into
copious showers 10y the firius Of cannons.,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

= because my grandfather did and thai,
was wha, made him cold water man."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

over the ground where water is to be
sought i,r And if The body of The operator
be a good spisaaic conductor, the wand
when over vein of wafer ,ba, is near the
surfaee.sFI be drawn forwards and down
wards ssita considerable force; and if the
vein be Lafse e:isswill poinl directly down to
the ear,h Ths causes Of this pheuome-
non being Eataral, and invariably, as the
principle 5rayiiafion. wafer will always
be found ngafer The surface of the earth.
when thus indicated by The divinine rod,
than in Cher places. SEMEN.
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Head Quarters.

GESERAL ORDERS, No. -.
CL.REsDoN, July :, lSi2
NW f. HASKELL. having been appoint
w ed Payma-ier General. with the rank
of 1t. Colonel. will lie obcyed and respected
according.
BY order Of the Commandrr.in Chief.
j. w. CANTEY.
As.r. & ins. Cent.
July % G, III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

than in 0lher places. SENEX.
Ksatass Blus Grass (Green. Poa Pa
rdteHsis. The best time for sowing i, as
soon as you gei ready after October, bur il
you sow briose the middle of March, you
may cxpesi a good stand, particularly i!
the season - Wet,
Laat Old fields, where the sun can
exert alshis.p powers, produce blue grass in
the creates, abunaanae, and always Of The
best qualiIy The past fall we, visited
Mark n. Gcesrill's farm. aud SAW old
fields On which .fnrmor occupants were
,hreairped seisb starvation. Welding the
riches grass itwas remarkable that h $
mares aud sucking colts. on these pas.
lures. withDns grain, were faster. il posi-
bic, than we ever saw 1.-The uoblc animal"
on other trsastieni. But inasmuch rs cuI
tivaied grnf,ds are generally used for 9th
er purposcs lhe beginner is informed that
woodland PARTICULARLY whore the lrnbrr is
noi tho closes viii produce good grass.
PfeparafseH,-li you inieud old land for
pasture, break up the fields, and sow them
in oats in iebrlary. Then put ten pounds
Of blue grass seed,a half gallon Of red
seed, aud 5g lille timothy or orchard
grass besprIhkled on so much The better.
The cloves timothy and orchard grass,
will give q quick pasture aud afford pro-
lection 70 sir blue grass ill it gets n sIr.nS
hold. after which no other grass can con
tend witi. II woodland ist hr s"wn,
take Of The logs. brush. leaves. &c. if the
undergrnWf gould be taken out, it would
be much bpsieT. After the land is clean
ed, hairuw well, then sow your grass
seed at therpie often to twelve pound, 10
the acre, buff you PM on fifteen or twenty
pounds. yee, will scarcely ever regret it,
The rainsswiiI sufficiently cover The seed
TO iusuta vegetation n-igneuiiurist
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

An lnttr,nce.-A school mistress advo-
eating temperance, whcna little boy in
quircd. Did you ever eel drunk and
fall into the river - = Why no. my
child" she replied. with some as,onisI..
mcnr, chow came you 10 think Of such
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14


nsis. held 10 he cissh = ealss u
s ,ss a., ssss. ., ns.A,s. s 'hs ksh~oad
VIE Mutual A. saes ssse., sssaa Fire on n.anns.
Of the state % vlrxiniA. Il 1. : = 49, Pkh-
RIxn ns,nicy. and o,her $50 esitf p.n.I
The deicniant above nau,cl not having entered Ills
xsss~Si, ss,ls Rule. Of III, cssss sfa ss s ne ~
s,,sss,ssy s,hissss ,ssi he = No, an shasl,a efih.
appear here on the rs Ia, OF tho nert January ren
ioris1nh inserted Ia Newspaper rasI.Led IN die
eiy 81 hishion 1f two moa,hs naeses.ey. an post.
ct the nont JcoI of the Csltsl In the raid Cay.
&C Wv wM SANDS. G. g
S,NG , W., ga; =" n'e"aoad u.ass
Richard whhGsIi rirf
ticthert Claiborne. IT,, Mary Claiborne. John n Cia
oo,ne lanes w caihsrne, 1ilbe,, CiaiLo1ns and vu
born, del the ..t naei Eve being inian,s, aud The
rus day came tho pii,a,,a by hi. counsel an s hi.
bin ami the aiuh defendant havng tiled his answer o
borne It assigned guard % the infant i.icnsais
TO drtcnit.em IN ,h,s si an suiou lac ai.i their
consent came on TO DC heard ul'a the hin and
eSh'on, hed and Was s'suei by counsel; considers
that the heirs Of tho sail wssa Bb6er appear here
ST &c ssars ss S s,y Of ns rs' msssss term Of
Of this order be inserted IN some publshedn
svcy and be posted ont door ofihe Ga, iisl
oeaue~ ''P' cu HOWARD crt
NTi0,sNiA-At Rulcs h.ti ~ the Ctrrts Office Of the
superior Court oi chunecry, FOG the Richmond Car.
cut, the 3rc LAY Of October, lsi2
John hcouaid, PhH.
AgainRt
Henry Timsnus, Zeuas nsrnurn. aud other pcas
Thc defendants above named having their
appearance ami given security according To the act o.
assembly ana TIE rules OF this cour, AMI appealing by
satisfactory evidence, that they c not Inhabitants OF
thls Commonwealth II Ia ordered, That the said &c.
rnsns do appear al the rules tn be the Monday
W January neat anil answer the hu IT the plaintiffs aud
that copy at this o.ler he forthwith inscricJ In snmc
newspaper published In the city OF Richmond, Tor
months uceessi,cy, AMI posted the frcnt door Of the
Capitol la the said city.
&C u w9w WM a sANDs q g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

LARGE AssosrMsSr or pey oooDs.

ID N JgNkln, h,,,,- ..,,s.. "a \. 49,. ~. p...,.-
II. the corner OF Mn s.i Esshs,ss r,,s,. r.se
unon Va. wouLi inyne Inc .l,cosis ~ N r.,
ies aud oshers 10 M. uesr - s...s,. ~ NJ &
In the eiy a.sus,nr ihs,n hat hi eo.,,,s,r ~ ssns-
bx ~h.ls,i. al, .s,.l a.. sces - ss..n.
ONLY he IL enahisl n, r,rch,.- saJ III $500, no, ~.
Ineliy, aud beheves bis .r, A., ,h. 800.
al Low m a. In anx IA "A m hs Ii.t $3.50
i hi. kr s,,e ,io. A.. ~.
dsposed of ali of NJ. on s,.sls AMI Viii y. I.
very eo,npicc ..so.,,,.nt ~ lie
silk tOOn<; All, as .essc., 80 NJ. 4, it.ss~ -
rel rlks All nrl.s an, ,s,,,,.s ~, -. s, ss
~, sses - ''~ ' S~N'' W ~ ~" o'e""x
MOlIsIiN ne LAINEs-E,erx x,Y,.,x af .,,,, an,
It, L. imported ' '' " N' ~
CAIIGoHs Ion rics 60 fancy STYLES, all rec- fs,u,
G. n no anal tol 80 a.. A., ~. sr,s c,s wv
Also, inorninr AMI half ,"ou,c,,,, ssal~,cs
CLOTHS, CArSiNERS A ND vESTfNCR. "A very l, rvc
assortincat siw avs 10 he cunI -
LINEN GOOuS-I,tsh IIoen. al pr,ec. fr,,u, o. ee,.
to ~ and al re.t. amt finer ou,,l.. r,ll. D,n.t, an
silhs Towclfnx .f ever, ,ics-ri,aon Sher,in-. ali
kinf. Linen It.nsit NJ. p,..s n. ",
cents to o. each Rnss. nm H., A. ~. S.,s.,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
DIR. uULL'S
IrTERO AunnoIIRAI. sUTPpn TER

1zz This Instrument for the radical cure
n ~ V,of Prolarsus Utcri, or Falling OF the Womb,
- BOY external application. supcrSeding the use
- Of the objectionable Pessary, is confdcntly
recommended the an cted tho OF perfect
health, having eiled OF performing
cure, under the most aggravated circumstances
This apparatus 10y broad. SOFT elastic
the whole OF the hypogdsTtEp and the pressure IS
colTved operate Oblquey upwards AMI b1ckwlIds
The eeei OF this pad lie 1--WE the weakened lower por-
ton OF the abdominal muscles congenia support which
the thai IL dirlnishcs their labor stimulates
them by the well known power OF mechanical pressure
the muscular tissue To permanc nj renewal Of tcr
IGOR.
has received the decided appreciation OF sir Ashley
Cooper Of LONDON; Sir benil un e B odie; Sir James
Clark, Ply stefan 10 the Queen; DR. Ashwci Lecturer
Midwifery Guys Hospital; DR. Rigby, Lecturer Ia st
Establishments; DIR Griffith, Lecturer To Westminster
Robert Ferguson, Lecturer 10 Westminster Lying IN
Hospital; Dr Sseaiu1n, Lecturer "a MiIllrscN Hospital
and senior hccoucheuI Ia q CsriOe's lying ~ Hos
pila. also, by Henry Davies, Conquest BlundrL Lee
the Academic Royaie de- Medicine, PARIS, AMI Acconch
the Duchess DOTleans Professors YclPrau. Mar
ioin, Paul Dubois, snsou and oteTs-and la New York
10y Professor w Frlneis q = Bedford, VI. ID Proles.
for of Midwifery in University OF NEW YORK
P,oies1or Des6elj Professor Francis Johnson, Pres
dc al Society, state OF New York; Professor James Nc
Albany; Professor March, ProesslT Cirrus
Perkins, Professor Deane-Drs. Thomas Boyd, Gilbert
Smith, Hosack Stearns, Lndow, Nissan, Nacbc, Power
srsysOn Van Rcnsa'lirr, An many other distinguished
Physicians in the United states.
Having made arrangement with the proprietor Of
the Abdominal Supporter offer then fpr sale redue
ell price from what they have heretofore sold When
the Instrument Is required for scry'ns, further Ieuc
I ION IN price will be made
full supply OF Dr. Iurs Trusses OF all sizes 10 Ice had
al r. Johnson's Medical Emporium, agent for Tie Hull
Truss Company SEES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

SCHOOL BOOKS.
y. w. RAAnbDu.RII

SCHOOL BOOKS. f.st D
l4 y. w. RANDOLPH.
OtFkRs sr s.ie the ~ih ali s.ssr sshsoiissa.
GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS ~ Z,
olnsy snas, nsIehe.t Adaa.s. sa,ils,, Worcester.
IT, aSa1sS iisssss s SsSsi is%Sss sSs
Ress:s-n r.ssy. o,asY. iisii. c@a-
49, ARiTIiMEriC,S,, es's'''"'
Davies cobe,a i,eroir Farley. Bennett. rtc. s'nlth.
Cobb . cres1lc.i cobb. badsThil 0rss, K.aE,rS and
''''''''' ''' GRAMMAR's-
Assrs las,r.e! Green, iiassn. Webster Con.sy, Muir
SPELLING BOOKS.
Farley, Ne~ YORK, ststcs Enerson's National Com.
aayo, rpivrrsa Cobb Rars.,n. woSess,ss iiszea
sssI.. Lowell. hutey, Cummings. cauladet Towns a
READING BOOKS.
rarley's unyerssi and School llisoryNsw Icrs. rar
ley, Cobb, States Gaerson, Nav Ssnn.rs. 10 2nd
aus IL nook .Anscs union scIic. Ito 6-woree~icr,
lnrodue,icn Reader. aud a-Towncss liiic
srs ,,, rIcssr'c, Easy hsadsi
Mentor and lasrueioIIlushcs' American iIars Pra,s
~. RsseHs. Jussnile, r,sipoers National, Noaai Yer
Porcr.s Rhetorical Resdcr-uslrs Readers co.,s and
and 81 Class Beos~cobb's Lo,in's, Fross C,iamsi
an and National Reader and speaker-Juvenic Orator
aIies~Rus.ers, rdcsi'r rianost's orimsisw's Hale
wse's,.s oceis.eh's wors Ty,le!s whsr'
With Observation-Disclosures Modsrn IurOpe-Robertson's
WORKS. and others Tor higher cl2ssca
Walkers, woreesters websieI's, CobL's. and Primary
Dictionaries.
New York, Cobbs, Burhsms, Jaulou's, and carrs Ex.
posItors-
scholars Companion ani Reference pook-orsn's LIST
Lssso
Ccm.iocks Biakes, Jones' Mrs Grsy's Turner'S, Ir
Wings, Phclpss AMI Rcnwiek's Chemistry.
co,nsock's Jones', Bhkes Clmsteas Swif's. Dair's,
Phelps 4 lrving's rhilosophy
Ryan's Guys, Blakc's Irvins's t!umacrs, wilkins,
Colnstock 's aud oirnstead's Astronomy
i!,ias's, 1iakss' Phelps aud Linsoin's potany
Consoes's 0coicsy-Seien,ife Dialogues an,l Class
Book-PoIie LcsInng-sIneic's Philosophy OF Natural
HisscryTtmiher's aud t:oldsmith's Natural tlisory-
Diawsy's and Elements ofN ,ihocry-Tsokc's Pantheon
-ksmcs' and frost's Elements of Criticism -Parker's
and iryings Elements OF CompDsiiion-rowns and Por
ior's hnaysls- Bars Mills Ncwnan's, Whaielcy's and
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
WILLIAM ANDERSON.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Of Cary and 18Th Streets.
r. receiving 10y suury arrivals, his stock OF Goods for
ihc Fall Is,e. which he oilers for sale low viz;
lea hlds ~ Croik and Rico sugar. fair 10 prime
An bags Laguyra, Rio. Java and st Domingo cOffee
~ boxes single, double and treble Loaf sugar
III hbl- Clarified and Powdered do
. hlis Porto Ricn Aolasses
~ 10 Orleans do
aD kegs Nails and Biads
900 sacks Liverpool blown Sail, Ashton and MaTshas
brands
$40 sides Sole Leather. damaged aud good stamp
~ sacks Ground Alum s4lt
5Ubbls Common whiskcy
~ 90 Obi do, part very superior
leo kcs. aiiy's and DupOnts Powder
luc0 lbs BAR Lead
2tOns shot
10 half chests u son and Black Tea
~ boxes G PTea
hall chests very superior Cunpawder and Black Tea
rs boxes sperm. tslow. and Iiulfs pateut Candles
81 - HulIs family and yarieg gael soap
81 dozen painted Buckets
10 do Sm.nons Area
pipe otarI, DuPuy Cos very superior Old French
Brandy
7 half piprs good French Brandy
pipe. hall pipes nc. eask5 Old aud Genuine 3. NJ
Wine
bales Hops
% ons English, Swedes, aad country Iron
Do AIucric an blstered Steel
sIo English and German Steel
L. =. Madeira Wine, Champagne ditto
Malaga and Nuscat Wine
Window Glass Sri0 and l0Sl2
Nader, Inhigo, Pepper
Ginger, Alspce, Nuimegs
FzlPetre. Alum, CoppeTas, Bp5om Salts
Cotton Yarns, No and2
OZnabuTgs Richmond Factory
Brook s. celcbfafed Wheat Fans. &c. &C.