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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Election VOeice.

A NEIea,ion for In,endan, aud Four War.
a dens for The Town Of Edsefcd, is hereby
ordered 20 be held, ON Monday the 18th day OF
September. c. A. Meigs, 8. Tonpkius, and
James A. Wjl'lanas, will nc, rs Managers.
r. r. LABORDE. Iniendani.
Angus, %, 1872. p 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

(. ,he skin Of the hand has retained lis proper
form. There was also another hooked
! about the san,o time. which was supposed
10 bs much larger, he however. made his
escape by the hook tearing from out os his
mouth. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

Aigeuine Cement.-The French in AL
eiers have a,ccrtuinrd that the cement
employed in the construction Of ,ls. public
works Of tha city. and which is renarka.
hle for IL durability. is c''mpo.cd Of three
parts clay. Two Of ashes. nod one of sand.
and these mixed with oil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Notice.

A PPLICATION will be- made to the Lcgis-
IA la,ure of this State. at its next session, for
closing the road leading from the Five Notch
Road to the SCOTS Ferry Road. known by the
name Of the New Market Road.
Angus. 26 3,n 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Bricks at Public Sale.

FEYHE subscriber having purchased the
IL Brick Kiln belonging 10 Mr.. McDeyiu.
will offer al public sale on the first Monday in
October next, the Contents Of said Kiln, which
at present contains about 10000 we'll burnt
bricks IN lots Of 10000. or more AT the option
Of the purchaser, on credit until The first day
of ofJunuary 1913 The bricks can be- obtained
at private sale. until the day ofsale, in quaint.
ties I" suit purchasers. by applying ut my Tail
orins establishment. next door to Messrs. Scran-
ton d Meigs' store. Edgctield c. II. or to Mr..
John McDeyitt. NJ the Brick Yard. who will
act rs my agent.
JOHN COLGAN
aupust7 tf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07

n lIIs irfmcr stand. know - The " aici PrOoi
Warehouse
Detached rs il is from other huIidlng-. us To-
CATION renders II nearly as :, cure from iIic n
il il was fire proof, The floor ui' lis ,wo wings
have been elevated above the high " arr mark
OF the great ircshct "f May lelU. aud earh Of
these divisions "i the building will store from
1900 To- l-00 bales Cotton
Both of these are designed 10 be exclusively
sc, apart lnr the Cotton Of Planters aud C"urI.
try Merchants. wh" wt!I thus be- secured from
the possibility Z" loss and damage from ircsiI"is.
He avail- himself "f the prrSrnr occasion 10
return his thanks TO his friends and pui olis for
their LIBERAL .uppor, dErin. The last sca>"n. He
solicirS irnn ;cn. aud the public generally, n
continuance OF ;i,is confidence. and assures
,!Irm, rlia, in return f"r their patronage. he will
exert his best personal c.inr;s TO promote aud
prnlec, IircIr interests committed 10 hi charge,
H. add,I"n 10 this assurance. hr pledges irIn.
self he will IN no case purchase bale Of Cot
ton. directly or INDIRECTLY.
H. viii attend 10 the >alc aud shipping of
Cntion. the receiving aud forwarding Of Goods.
or any otlI'r hn.Iucss usually Transacted by Il
Commission Merchant,
G. WALKER
Hamburg. Aucms, s. 1872 Gn %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Notice.

n REP0&TS is in circulation that have
n said 5mr. McDevitt's Brick, (Which he Of
fers for. saic,l are mol good For the inlorinn.
ton of the snihcr Of this report, and all con.
cerned. pronounce it false, as have never
seen Mr. McDeyiil's brick, and consequently
know nothing ahoat them. As this repor, has
been circulated to some extent I have taken
this method af publicly coniradic,ing il. regard
ing il as m net ofjustee towards Mr.. McDc-
viii, who Iaase no wish 10 :njure in any uan
ner Whatever.
WIN. MORRIS.
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MAp,sos, Ga. Sept. 3. lS43.

MADISON, Sa. sept. 5. 1910.
A gentleman residing II Social Circle,
Walton county. Ga has sent us he fol-
lowing particulars with tho request That we
will publish Them. aud also request lis
circulation through the press. in order that
whatever light they may thro" upon what
now seems dark mystery. may he given
to the public. The circumstances would
seem TO warrant the belief that Il mnrdrr
bad been pcrpeirared, and. perhaps. The
description of The articles found may lead
10 The discovery Of the fact. should il,
meet the eye of any one who has missed
friend. whose clo.hing rcseinhel 'ha, de.
scribed, that circumstance might lead To an
investigation, and finally the matter t.
brought TO light.
The fact. as related by our corrcspon-
dent, are as follows: "AhuuI The first Of
March last, gentleman by the name OF
Rainey, residing in Dekaik county, on
Peach-lrec Creek, near where the road
crosses lending from Decatur TO Martins
Ferry, on the Chnltehuochie, s. hI!e going
10 Decatur, discovered IN the road, near
the creek, considerable quantities Of blood,
and traces Of scuifle. Shortly after Il
mans and womans saddle were found
in the creek, near the place. bu, more re-
Gently several articles Of clothing have
been discovercd-comprsing two bleach
ed homespun shirts, Two pair linen pan,a
looms, ono pair having watch fob, one
pair pongee silk, one blue james double
breasted vest, one striped with blue and
turkey-red, one pair cotton drawers. A
vest, shirt, aud pair Of paulaioons bear the
marks OF violence, being cut in many
places in the sides; and considerable blood
is We, to be seen on the collar and oiher
parts of the shir. Miscellany.
a Serious Accidental jury Of in.
quest was held on the body Of MIR Allen
Melton. Oh Friday last. then lying abou.
one and half miles below the city, on
tbe rail road. IL is supposed that hc had
fallen of the road in endrsvoring to cross
n culvert. and disloca ated his neck. lie
had been in town the previous afternoon,
and left about sun-dowu. The road, al
the place where be died, passed through
a swamp. and il must have been quite
dark, which prevented him from seeing
his way so well added 10 which, he had
been pariaking Of bis cups freely before
he left town. How solemn j, the thought.
tha, fellow being will stagser into e,er
oity, far from home and friends. nj such
dreary place! Oh! deliver us from This
kind Of death
The jury returned verdict. that al
len Melton came TO his death by acciden
,ally falling. as We believe. of the Ham.
burp Rail Road. in said fall breaking his
geek, into . deep culver, il said road,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
SHELLEY g. USsHE R.

WAREHOUSE S COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AMBURG. ) &.
RATEFUL for the liberal support they
w have heretofore received from II gcnerou,
public. beg lrave 10 announce to their friends
aud TO the cotton growing community general
ly. that their spacious central and convenient
Warehouse is is in successful operation. and
solic.,s n share OF public patronage. To OIL
old customers we respectfully ask Tor con
,innanc- nf their confidence.
To ,h" public generally to hook for them.
selves where they will n once see our ndvan,
,aseous situation, high dry depository for their
Goltons atT"ding every facility for the reccip,
OF Cotton by wagons or from boats by way ol
the river. Business committed 10 our care viii
receive promp, attention. with our best efforts
for the interest nf customers. We make libera
cash advances on Cotton in store. and will sell
or ship Cotton abroad OH moderate terms.
Scptr.7 CT 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Medical Notice.
r.. .JOEaN a. WILLIAMS,

Dr. JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
nFFERS hia professional service. TO the
Y D citizens of Edgefeld village and udjacen,
country and has taken nm Office next door to
Genl. H. l.. Bonham's near the Cour, House
where he can be found at all times during the
day, and during the night a, ). F. Goodies
dwelling, except when absen: on professional
duties.
may25 II u
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THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTINCT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN BANKRUPTCY.


CNJAEREAS John Russell. Planter. of
w Abbcyilis District. aud Stale ofSoulh
Carolina. n. III fled pelitiun praying TINT he
nav be deeiaresa a Bankrupt pursuant t" the
&C, Of Congress of ,i.e United States, made,
and nos in farce, concern.,s Bankrup,s, aud
that he NAV have The benefit uC the said act; !;
this is TO give notice of the said petition. and
tina, hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert B Gichris,. Judge Of the
said Court, nt Il Court TO be holden at the Fed
cral Cont House, in Charleston, on Monday,
the nincteen,hd day OF September next. at eleven
o'clock, A. M NJ which place and time all per-
sons interested may appear and shew cause. if
any they have, why the prayer Of the said pcii-
TONER shouH antbe granted.
Charlestan siay Of August, 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
: August 81 ---------'----- 81 5f-'-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
Notice..

Notice.
WE HAVE FOR SALE AT P0TTERsvILLE.
n Ahdhah YDS. good N. ca. country
FL VD@DND made woolen homcspun, the
cheapes, aud best article for negro wear.
500 yds oogatzymade COTTON hnmespun white
coppeIas, amp striped, also for negro wear.
Home madenegro Shoes. Sugar and Coffee
Leather. Cotton Yarn. Tin ware, furnace burnt
Brick. Paints. Oils. &c. sc.
ALSO-Six OF eight well brnke MULES.
Two good second hand six MEle Wagons
and Harness.
Two new 2 horse Wagons without, Harness
One ,raci OF Piney.woods Land. (2:s9 acres.
% or 30 ofwhich is in cultivation on which is
u fine building situation, within one and u hall
miles Of The village, and directly on the Coiun,.
bia road.
Any Of de Aboye property viii be given in
exchange fer Negro properly. or sold on ere.
dit OF twelve months, at pricesto suitthc times.
J. GIBBS & co.
Po,,ersrilIe. August l6. 1912. 3, %
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THE q. S. DISTRICT COURT, }
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN2BANKRCPTCY.

I'm the maiferiof James l.. Anderson, oi
Il Abbeyille District, a Bankrupt.
Pursuant 10 anorder Of the District Court o!
the United States, for the District of South Car.
oIina, Notice il hereby given. tia, cause be
stewn before ;hc said Court, ut the Federal
Court House in Charleston. on the ninelec,h
day, OF Nnyenlberne next. Il, eleven o'clock. a. NJ.
why the said James L. Anderson. should mol
receive his discharge and certificate as Eank.
rapt
Charleston, 2222d day Of August. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Clark.
Angust3 81 IL 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
state of South Carolina,
EDGfFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THL COMnOh PLEAS.
J " " ". Adams.
Sydney >. Boycc.

Sydney ;. Boycc.
TaylIE defendant Sydney :. Boyce, who is
d now in the custody Of Simeon Christie,
Sheriff of Edgc:icd district. by virtue OF n wit
Of cupias nd surisfaclendum. at the suit of. ".
Il W. Adams having filed his petition with
schedule on oath. of his entire estate. with
view of being admitted TO the benefit Of tho Act
of the General Assembly. known aS the In
solvent Debtors Act" 1t is ordered. that all aud
singular the creditors OF csaui defendant. DC
and they arc hereby summoned Ia show cnri-c IT
any they can. IN the Court Of Common Pleas.
Tor Edcciic!i District. n: Edsctiri Court House.
on Tucsda. the second day oi I,s mex, October
term. or on such other day OF tho aid term rs
the Court mlv order. wi.v the snij Sydney 5.
I,"ycc should no, be admitted {" the bcncfi, Of
the said Act. upon his executing the requisite
assignment.
GRO POPE rcr
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sometime during the night oflhe 25,h in-
slant."
Melton was an Industrious man. pea
ceable citizen, and the worst enemy TO
himself. Past the middle of age Of life !;
having reared up "A family of children who
have to deplofe his loss al this lale hour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-07
NOaa G.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned agains
"a trusting any one on my credit without
WRITER. or verbal order from myself; rs m
determined not to pay any account contracted
BY any other person than myself.
EPHRAM FRANKLIN.
Angus, ]. 1912 In 2s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
N 3. DION a =.
To FAMILIES.
RowArD's uarKovED) TONIC MIX

u-p- Those who would have recourse 10 Fafafiy Ne.
dclns Coz ffrcr osd AgHc. Dyspcpsfa and Nsf eS,as
dksssses, should disc tlnnac between tho fhcuxani
AMI one" remedies constantly hcracd forth % the pub1e
uhe sane now ~ In al times rssi) and that almost uni
NetB.lly succc SAUL presc riptlon called
KOWANWs OMPRONEpD TONIC MIXTURE
few temarts will 10 illustrate the difference In
tho hrs place the operation Of the Tonic Mixture In the
of the Fever and Asue upon entirely rste AVID e
promptly arrests the course Of ne chs when punc,ua
and per-eyeringly used but the wouiod
functions the general system to perfectly healthy
state, rclapses more liable than
atfark the disease who has had II he
Thir during the administration ofthe tci-
proved Tome MIXTURE sprrgs at nnder ais bengn
fnsaee aud forth earnest orcturnns hSaifh ard
rigsr. fthy-Producngmore less effect upon tho bow
the the disc on In tho
strongly Indicated by nature. finhy-lts effects on the
uniformly mid and safe, We'd as efficient,
sn well adapted the ecblest infant simply by
Modification OF the dose as TO the most vigorous adult
Many other considerations, OF the utmost Importance t.
the ANXIOUS parents aud nvalids, might be enumerated
here bn the above few OF the points OF contrast In
comparison with the remedies generally rcsorted TO In pro
fcs sional and family practice from which proper ludg-
inent may be formedin selecting the remedy.
N. n. With view 10 establish entire confidence in
the ciccnc Of the Rowands Inrrov cd Tonic Mxtarc
fleet lasting OF Fever and Aguc, the proprietor
restores the original guarantee viz. Tie money shall DC
returned In every case wherein the remedy has been
punctaly used without producing the desired elect.
hhlrcss DIR John r. Rowand, No ~ North Second street.
Philadelphia.
supplies been received by the Sole Agent for Rich
mond Va, JOHN GAYNOR,
au 10 One door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
TO MOTHERS.
NTEssRs. r CHASE & Co-Gcni: -I,o.rirr nm,


MEssRs. e. CHASE & o.-Gents-Hcaring much
WI said about the extraordinary effects Of the ResurI
ton or Persian Pills those about become mothers
wewerc induced to make trial oiihen Ny wife that
time the mother OF Children and had suffered the
dous and e1crucianr pains during and after her confnc
ment Of each She hadtred every and much
medicine, but found little relief She
king the Persian Pills about months before her eonine-
men Cher health being about this ength Of time
previously and after enabled by their attend
to the Of mother TO her family until her confne.
Inent. Al the time she commenced taking the Persian
Pills and Tor several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dry hard cough and frequent severe cramps whehthe
use OF the Pills entirely removed before using half box
Is with great confidence that advise those about
10 become Mothers make OF the Persian Pills. All
those thai have taken them in neghborhOcd have
along In the manner and about the house
In few days There does appear 10 be half the DAT
ger Of other difficulties setting in aer confinement where
these Pills taken. We unedy say, let neglect
taking them, for they in the reach OF the poor well
as the rich We truly thankful that there Is remedy
which females easily procure, which bids fair les
zen the world OF suffering which many OF them have
beaT and perhaps the lives thousands which other
wise would be lost. 3. ROBERTS
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May stl, 1885,
For sale by A. G. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

SUPERIOR TO the Hygean, Brandreth's, Evans, To-.
~ mota the Matchcss (pricedD Sanaye, lBdian PuTga.
i've, any other Pills OF Compound before the public,
certified TO by Physicians aud others. Let condemn
them uniilthey have tried them, and then CERTAIN
they will
IL is settled point with all who have used the We.
gctable PERSIAN PILLS that they prc-eminently the
best and most effcacious FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
yet been uscdin America. II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease they
would keep them andbe prepared with a sure REMEDY
10 apply the first appearance Of disease, and then how
much distress would be avoided and money saved well
n tho lives Of thousands who hurried Of by
ncslectng disease In Its first stages, 10y being ia
possession OF remedy which they place dependence
upon CT Pills in each box, 62i For sale,
Richmonf by A. G. sTEVENs,Ast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Received at the Bookstore of
SMITH nRI~< n NOR IN n G


SMITH, DRIyKER 81 MORRIS.
Il Wesleyan University, by Joseph Haldck
sermons and sketches OF Sermons, by the Rev. John
suinneThed, NJ, late preacher come xion with
Methodist Episcopal Church, with introduction by
Rev. Thos Bond, NJ ID
What's 10 be Done the Will and the Way by the au-
thor Of Wealth and Worth, &c.
Means and Ends Self Training by the author of
wood, Hope, LesEs, Home, Poor Rich Man. etc
History of the Expedition under the command OF Cap
tains Lewis and Clarke the Sources the Missouri
thence across the Rocky Mountains and down he
Columbia 10 the Pacific Ocean Performed during the
1901 1905 and 1876 by order The Government OF
the United states, prepared for the press by Paul Allen
Esq. Revised and abridged by Archibald McNickar
The Fame and Glory OF England indicated, being an
answer TO the Glory and Shame OF England by Liberals
2vol
rtc Linea or OF the Gypsies Of Spain, With
original collection their Songs and Poetry by George
Borrow
The Kingdom OF Christ, deneated in Essays our
Lords own account Of his person, and Of the value
hhgdon and on the constitution. powers and Ministry OF
Cnrisian Church as appended BY himself, by Richard
WhalbY u ID, Archbishop Of Dublin
Atanasion, second edition. with notes and corrections
also, Miscellaneous Poems, by tho author OF Christian
Ballads, &c
Biblical Researches in Palestine Mount Sinai, and Arabia
Petre-a Journal Of Travels In the year 1893, by
binson aud Smith, undertaken in reference TO Biblical
Geography, drawn from the original Diaries with His
torical nslrations by Edward Robinson, u, with new
Maps and Plans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

lido hereby certify that afflicted several years with
n violent sick headache which attacked often
abeut week causing vomit large quantities OF
bile and TO remain sick for day at time, that could
scarcely up, and the being eScrucang
or both eyes thai my health materially impaTedl
Procured bottle Of "Smth's Biters, Renoyator OF
Health" by using which was entirely relieved and have
remain cd in good health for several months used
only bottle and have been much benefited that
can confidently recommend TO those afflicted similarly
was induced 10 fy this remedy from the recommend.
ton OF respectable Lady, of my acquaintance, who
been similarly afflicted and who that she is confident
that from the violence OF her she could
alive now she had used the remedy reeTTedto which
entirely relieved her. Ii Is not unpleasant take, aud
carries OF the bile gently by the bowels In opinion
Il is valuable remedy Given under my hand this IAN
July, lSi2. A. WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
ELLIS 4 ELI.ETr, Agents.

To oil tshori IL may Having been in low
OF health for several from the Dyspepsia. bill
ious complaints debility which followed long attack
u which had had and being often troubled with
stomach and a sick headache with feeling Of wear
ness anguor, and depression OF spirits. and having
queny taken Calomcl and various other remedies with
slight benefit, was recommended 10y friend 10
'snthis Buffers OF Renovator OF Ieah sold by Messrs
Ellis a Ellc when commenced using them they caused
slight sickness OF the stomach, but determined
severe thinking that could not be woTsed, aud my
great satisfaction found and nantes
The medicine carried of the bile, and strengthened me
quickly and entirely restored my health. In my
opinion the remedy Is one OF great value, which freely
and strongly recommend. A. MORRIS.
JULY 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

w. RANDOLPH q co, Richmond. have
81 Cor sale the following Cathode books:
Crhiesi Review of fox's BOOK Of Martyrs; Nv w 4
De,out Christian instructed In tho faith Of Christ from
the Written word: Rev g Hay
Catholic Christian the Ceremonies, a Of
the Church; by Rev DR. ChAlloner
Practical Reflections br every day la the year by Rev
Lane
Instructions IN the Ceremonies &c. Of the Mass from
he French OF N Coehen
Comparative View OF the grounds OF the Catholic and
Protestant Churches. by Rev Fletcher
Memoirs OF Christian Life ny Rev Lewis DC Ora.
nadia
Henry the Esb,h's Defence of the Seven Sacramento
against Martin Luther
Instructions for First Communion
Think well ont; Reflections the Christian Relisoh
By Rev Dr Chaloner
Catholic Manual, containing Prayers and Devotional
Eap1sitou Of Catholic Doctrines BY Bossusi. with
notes by Rev Fletcher
Manual, s0l"qnles NedaiIous, coafecsions and Lille
Sunday Moaor Reflections the Gospel: Dy Rev
+ Rakcr
CsllilIia's Defence oI Catholic Principles
Following Of Christ by Thom's A kempis
kcy OF Paradise opening the O. eternal salvation
Garden of the soul Mannalof spiritual exercises
,tue rely OF tue day well spent go
trsahnc Manual or collection Of Prayers, Spiritual
cNcrcises,S &c By RevJ Power
Once ci the Holy Week. coring TO the Roman Mssl
and Broviary, in LAIN and EngHsh
Flowers OF ficy, selected IRON approved sources, and
adapted for gcncralusc
Soul united to Jesus or Dcvcut Methods Of Iesring
Mass
Christians Guide ,oIIcayen
Francis OF Saes
Spiritual Retreat, with Mc,ii,ations tor Christians
by Rev RagIncni, 2vos
Imitation OF the Blcsscivugin
Short Catholic Catechistn
n-s- Bnokhndcry in variety.
Orders for Books stationery Music rnd Fancy Goods,
VIII meet with iomp attention, II addressed 10
W RANDOLPH co,
X Main RI nulonl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
VIRGINIA
CLOT HING RE,


Nearly opposite The Bel TaUtTn.
TUE Subscribers respectfully Inform their friends and
u TIE public, that they have hand, aud intend
Keeping, large and extensive assortment 81 ready made
FASUIONABLE CLOTHING,
ol The beH materials an workmanship; Consisting in part
u The following articles:
blue black, green, other shades Of Dress aud Ffook
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
UyCr-fHata, " beaver, pilot cloth &C different colprs
Wlior'repellant cloth iiuntng Coats
Satncu Coats AMI PantsOOns, assorted
Blue black, AMI fancy Cashmere PanisioOns
Black and figured silk Velvet Vcas
Cloth aud Valencia do
Satin and Dombszne do
Plain ard figured six do
Cashmere aud Mctino do
Genilcmcn's Cloth sud Camet Cloaka
Ianesi do
Ismb'ewoo aud Mcrno shirts and Onwors
Funnel aud Cotton do do
Irish linen Shirts
Plain and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated Stocks
fuVnnicrs, iIdkfs, Cravata Collars ahams 60,
NEGRO CLOTHING, SC. SC.
Al u which they will sell Wholesale and retail on a.
accommodating terms articles Of the same description
can be pure based in any d the Northern cities.
Country Merchants and 1hcrs will fud 10 their dvan
taEo 10 give them call they determined 10 sai
the lowest possible prices.
nnnpuu ftu.pr