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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
State of South Carolina

State OF South Carolina.
EDGEEiEED DISTRICT.
AE Al. SORi& T0aiPKlNS, Tolls be-
I've iofo ine, b bay borse with q star in
his fcressab, hss On right hind foot white.
Efieen hasda slgh. supposed 10 be nine
years old, nndappsaised a, ten dollars.
and can to sect at Maj. Tonpkins'.
BARTLEX slARTlN. Mag. y. d.
Sept. l6lb. la43. 4n3.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

SdIneS hcDeIEsou. et ",
rs. SBM for Partition
Douglass Robertson. CT q,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ,hai BY
lT virtue ufnn orde. from ihe Cour, Of Chan.
cery, shall offer f.. sale tc The highest bidder
a, EdgrfeId Cour: lionse. an the iirst Monday
in October nett. the real estate Of the ,a,c vii
liam Etnbel ,son. deed, Consisting oftwo .racts
Of land near Edgeicld Court House. ore of
which adjolns lIndj Of Simeon Chri,,c. and
others. containing aclcs, more Gs less, and
the other adjoining lands Of
and containing acres. more or less; sail
tracts 10 be sold separately. on a credit OF one
and tw" years. except the costs. which mast be
paid IN cash. Purchasers 10 give bonda ami
personal security. and mortgages ii the prrmi.
srs. Possession 10 be gwen cIl The frs, day OF
Jnnuary next
J. TERRY. e.E Ed.
Commi.sion,r's Office. Septr. -. J. g.. >, 33
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TIE Cotton Crop.-We feel called (says
the La. Chronicle) for the infornatio" of
our friends abroad, TO notice the changes
in the prospect Of the cotton planters. 1t
is really Illuminating TO witness the deslruc-
,iou made by tho las, lornadocs. The
severes, gusts of ~ind and rain known to
the oldest planters, which blew down trees,
fences, aud in fact, swept cotton aud all
before them. This is truly melancholy
picture Unless some unforeseen chauSe
takcs place soon. the rncrcEau, aud me-
cilanic will feel the hard times this fall in
reality; for unless the cotton planter comes
forward aud pays what he owes t" the mcr-
chant. mechanic, and others, where is the
money ~ come from.
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10 che People Of BarnrsH. Lexington,

ssaS S. IL. BUTLER.
10 che People Of Barn,csH, Lexington,
Onangeburg. and Riehiand districts
FghLow CiTizESs,-Rumor anuoun-
eed to you las, winter, my intention 20 re-
sign my sea, in Congress; before this CON-
nunicaliou reaches you, my resignation
will be in tho hands Of the Governor ol
the State. [ canuo, sever the relations
which have existed between US, without q
few parting words; my heart revol,s Al The
idea, that should no, publicly thank those
who have houorcd aud trusted me. should
not have surrendered the trust so kindly
bestowed upon me, If inperious rircum-
stances had not demanded it. My health
never very robust, has hecu greatly im-
paired by my residence in Washington; in
fac, my constitution has been SO seriously
affected, tha, have been compelled to sb-
sent myself from my public duties, more
frequently thau was desirable. While
ana no, conscious Of having los, by nay ab-
sence more than one important vote yet !
have had 10 regret that the state Of my
health would no. permit me TO take more
netive part in the ordinary legislation Of
the country.
!. kuow, however, that generous cou-
stituency rs man ever represented. will
forgive me, when assure them, that my
absence was caused by my own precarious
health, and severe domestic bereavement.
IL was my purpose. TO have said some-
thing TO you, on the great measures Of na-
tional politics, which have been agita,ed
in Congress, during my service in ,ha, bo-
dy. And particularly was i, my intention,
to have entered into full explanation Of my
po,e and speech on tho Apportionment bill
Several OF tho prominen, papers Of tho
State, have done injustice to my principles
and arguments, aud felt coufiden, thai
! could stand acquitted before you. I still
shink so, but am about TO leave public
participation politics, in probably forever,
and forbeer 10 commiugie in this tribute
ofmy hearts best affection. the exciting
topic Of political measures. For my de-
fence refer you 10 my own speech, and to
those Of my friend End colleague, the Aer.
joan Campbell. -.,s4
il only remains for me, now, Fellow
Css;zens, 60 bid you a!i. IA aliecticna.e
farewell; aecept,he deep and abiding graf
i,udcof ahoart that never iorgets kindaess;
apd DO assured that whatever may be nv
future destiny, the kind remembrance of
my whole district. will only he buried w,lh
mo in the grave, To The people Of my be-
loved Barnwell, what shall say! words
ore but feeble exponenis, Of my vencra-
zion to you. II is you who have hoaorcd
and cherished me from The moment put
TOO, upon your coil, and never shall cease
TO pray the Great Disposer of events TO
tless you in time and eternity.
Your grateful fellow citizen.
3. II. BUTLER.
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The Xrs,y Rora.-Thc Baton Rouge
Gazette. OF the Sd inst, states tha, this
scourge Of the Cotton field. has really
made its appearance in West Baton
Rouge. T. II. Bird, Esq, informed us.
on Thursday. ,ha, such had been the dam
age done to his crop by tho worm, within
some thirty or forty hours previous, that
his prospects were cut short at least one
hundred Gales' Several Other planters 10
The ueishborhood Of Mr.. Bird have suffered
proport!onateiy.
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Fair Notice.

I An again under rhr necessity Of re-
u ri.:Ging those indebted 10 me on Notes and
Acrorn's due up TO il, January l5l2. ihnt'lon-
ger Indulgence need not be expected. my
si:ulinn requires inc 10 collect money. and
hope will be saved the trouble oi dlnninS. aud
t"usc 'ndc5tcd 10 me tho cxpencc Of paying
ccs. <. Is. PRESLEY.
E,!s.6.ld G. r. 9th Scp'r *
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State Of South aroIina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Thos. Berry. App.

Ruth Martin, Dcfd,
RY an ORDER fruu tho Ordinary.
As Of E'!ge6eld DISTRICT, shall proceed
10 sell al Edgefeli Court House uu the
firs, Monday in October next, ihr lanjs o!
the estate of Elizabeth Hill! deceased. Sit
uate in said district, on the wn,crs %. Iu.
dian Creek, aud boundcd by lands Of Dan
iel Lcvinss'on, Young McCary. Jackson
McCary, and others. and cuniainins one
hundred acres, moro or less. Sold oa a
credit Of twelve mouths Furchaser 10 give
bond and personal security and a mor,-
gage of The premises 10 siic ordinary, costs
10 be paid III cash.
8. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
Sept IL 3 33
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Rice in Louisiann.-A large rice plan
tation has been successfully opened aud is
now proti,ahly conducted upon the other
side of the Lake. II IL the property Of J.
l.. Lewis, Esq, aud we refer to tins enter
prise ,!la, people who "wn lands IN this
State fitted for rice, AMI well situated for
fondins. may see that another great staple
may pnssibl: be added to those Of sugar
aud cotton.
This plantation is m tho Tchefuucta
river, which enrtics into the Lake. and is
only few miles from Covins,on. The
quality Of the rice is very finc. and il was
sold last year in this market at rate fur
above any other offered. Mr.. Lewis will
bring 10 market 1000 barrels. weighing
two hundred pounds each. These al three
cents, will ne, an incomc Of $4,000. We
presume thai his crop next year will be
doubled. A good deal Of the rice is now
ripe and resdFfor the sick!c.-N. o. Pic.
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Notice.
BROUGHT To The .H0il

A AF this District, negro msn who says his
name Is Josrph. aud ,ha, he belongs TO
John Patterson, of Muckics Island. 5. C., Of
light complexion. large whiskers from ear TO
ear. 5 fec, inches high.
The owner ia requested 10 come forward.
orovcproper,y pay charges and take him away.
c. II. GOODMAN. j. T.. o.
JY. S, !Si2 & q
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ScI'r I
TIE l.. $ DISTRICT COURT. :
DISTRICT OF souTn cARoLISA.
Ri\k PI'pTrE


WHEREAS John Russell. Planter. Of
Wv Abbcvill. District and State at South
Cnruma. hath filed petition PRAYING that. he
may be declared Bankrupt. pursuant to the
ac, o. Congress OF the United States, made.
aud nov in force. concerning Bankrupts. and
that he may have the bench, OF the said ac,
this is To give notice "f III" srh petition. and
that hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert Is Gchrist Judge Of the
said Court nj Court Ia be- holden AT the Fed
crnl Court House. m Charleston. on Monday.
thr nineteenth day ui september next. Il, cic.cn
o'cIrk a. ~ ut which place and time all per-
sons Interested may appear and sa'cw cause. ii
any they have, why the prayer oi the said reti-
toner should not be granted.
Charleston I'D day ofAmgus;, 1879.
H. Y. GRAY. CLERK.
August 81 q 81
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Rich. Haukiuson e. Wife, App'ls
Sept. Is. lS42.

MANY Glover. s. others. Dcrd,s
DY AN ORDER from the Ordinary of
1e Edscteid DISTRICT | shall proceed 10
sell a, EdgcGcld Cuur, House "n the first
Monday in Oc,nber next. Land1 of the cs-
late OF Jcthru Glover. decd situate in said
district, on Town Creek adjoining lands
Of Vale Glover. Wiley Glover. Glenn
Cox. and others. containing three hundred
and fifty acres, more or less. To be soId
on csedi! of Twelve months. with interest
from date, purchasers to give band and
personal security, and mortgage Of The
premises to the Ordirary. Costs tu b.
paid 10 cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. E. y.
Sept. IL 3 33
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es'opped from further proceeding asaius.
him afer his discharge; aud lourlhly.
That filuciary debts contracted subsc-
quen'ly To the day of The passage OF The
bankrupt law, would entirely prevent the
discharge of The Lankrupt.-Pha. Ledger.
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The Crops.-The excessive heat and
drought Of the last week or two has Ien-
dency To hasten the maturity Of the cotton
crop. The bolls are opening very fast. and
wc are told by farmers that the frost. un-
less earlier than common. will find very
few hollis unna,ured if this dry weather
cou,inues. The quality will be better than
common. aud the crop above an average
in quantity. Many have already sent
loads TO market. much earlier than usual.
As The seasons have been so favorable
throughput the year. aud cotton is bring
Ing iiring price. we may expect much
relief 10 the present pecunlary embarrass-
men,s of the Staic,-we anticipate when
our farmer. ret their pay for their cotton
,lat some of them will succeed. without
much effort. in remcmberin. that they
owe u. something. aud will plank up like
honest mcn.-Niashingion (Ga. Nelcs.
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Good Fdrming.-"Wcll, Sambo, is your
master good faruc:?" 20 yes, nassa,
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THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT,}
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ins; nrnEAS Thomas G. Bacon, indiyidu..
wv ally. and as copar,ner in the firm Of
Bacon e. Moson, formerly Merchants, Of Edge
field District, s. Carolina, hath filed petition
praying that be may be declared Bankrupt.
pursuant TO the Act Of Congress OF The United
States, made, and now in force. concerning
Bankrupts. and lha, he may have the benefit
Of the said act, this is TO give notice the SAID
Petition. and that hearing thereof will be had
before the Honorable Robert b. Glchrist, Judge
ofthe s,id Court. n, Cour 10 be holden sstha
Federal Court House in Charleston, on Mon
day the twcnty.sialh day "f September next. ut
! | O'Clock. A. NJ. Mt which place and time all
persons Interested may appear mud shew cAuse.
If any they have. why the prayer of,lic said pc
t'ioncr should not b. granted.
Charleston 29,h dav Of August. 1870.
II. \. GRAY. Clerk
Scp'r 81 a2
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER T0WLES, Esquire
I'D Ordinary OF Edgescld District.
Whereas, Jeremiah SeisIer. hath cpp!i-
ed TO me for Le,tsss Of Administration on
all and singular the goods and char,els,
rights and credits Of George 5cisIer, late
of the District aiersaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. 20 cite end admon.
ish all and singulars lie Kindred and credi.
tors of,he said deceased, to DC and appear
before me. at our nszs Oedinary's Court
for the said Dis,ric. 20 be holden a. Edge.
field Court House on the Sd Oc,oSer
l642, to show Cause ii guy, why the
said Administration should nc, be granted.
Given under my baud and seal this l9,h
day of Sept. one thousand eieh. hundred
aud forty.two. and in the eisty-sevenlh
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o.E. D.
Sept. 10. 1872. Ess 1871 ct 81
THE y. S. DISTRICT COURT, )
DISTRICT OF SOUTH csseuss. {
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UN the matter Of Ieslio Smysh. Bankrupt.
q Pursuant to an order Of .he Ditris. Cours
of the United States. for tho DissYic, Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby sisen, ,ba, csase 5s
shewn before the said Cours. at .he Federal
Cour, House IN Charleston, on tho ,nird day Of
December next at eleven o'clock, A. Af., why
the said Leslie Speyth should nc, rsceiys his
Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt.
Charleston. 5th day Of September. Isg2.
II. Y. GRAY, Eis...
sepnH y, %
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From the Charleston Mercury.

q, SAASSoSDALE, Va. Sept. 8.
Gen,lemen:-Will you do me the favor
TO insert the subioined address. in your pa
per as you can find room. aud
Oblise, yours. &c.
6sAtd@ s. H. BUTLER.
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ElaMds for Sale.

Commi,sion,r's Ofice. Sertr. IL. ] &. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
". G. iIsggery, Aucuoneer
BY JOHN HAGGERTY & SONS.
Store Loo Pesrl-street.
THIS DAY NAV 81


Al 10 O'Clock, precisely.
LEGHOSs HATS ScioO packages lie principal part be-.
ing entire OF Leghon Haas Plating ell
known mark re AC aud Rw, now landing from the
and comprising large assortment OF mems hats double
and single wh,e and coloed boys and infants hats Boil
vars. womens hats &c. Sc.
Al entire invoice OF superior Plating Of all grade.
Also, an invoice 81 fancy piau and trimming, ncudin &
the most desired patterns.
Also p cases modern hats
Also ~ cases Partisan bonnets Of rich style and pattern
Together with general assortment OF every article ia
the line.
Catalogues and sample. early the morning OF sale
WEDNESDAY, May 4Ih.
At 10 O'Clock nj the Auction Room.
PACKAGE sALE-3m packages Foreign and Domestic Dry
osoiS comprising general assortment of Spring Goods
at months credit
Also case, fancy cloth, and black single %led ess.
non, worthy the attention of merchant tsilOrs.
Also under the Inspection Ut the wardens OF the po for
account ofqnierwrers, damaged on the voyage ompora
Annvoce of uen patent thread OF superior quality con
ooprs, mixed drabs &c
Also, bales very superior patent shoe thread
A>. bales dundee linens, consisting OF shirungs, bur.
Also 20 damaged goods saved from the ship Louis
Philippe, consisting Of silks ribbons, SIX bdss eraysts
gloves SC.
Also cases plain and fancy silks
Also cases turkey red prints
Also cases bk and coored ladies and gent, h. gloves
Also cases Manchester prints
Al,o cases straw goods
Also eases JET and blue blk French bombalnes
Also 5ca,e black and cord aet gloves and miIs, psn
and lacetOps
Al,o, cases printed outings and MEETINGS
Ass 2ca,eS double merino cloths
Also, cases silk vesiings
Also, bales 81 and "a red paddings
Also. cases mems brown and mixed aud women's date
mixed and biz hose
CATALOGUES spd samples on morning OF sale
FRIDAY, Mays
AT 10 O'Clock at the Auction Room.
FRENCH GooDs-ioo cases French Goods comprising
large and desirable OF nable articles
ceyed per recent arryals--at months credit.
Catalogues and samples esly On the morning OF sale.
SATURDAY. May IL,
Al ~ O'Clock, AT the auction ROOM
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETs-Bru&seis, Ingraas
Venetian and Hemp Carpetings plan and printed Floor
Cloths and Bmcking, Carpet Binding, Table Piano
Covers, SC Sc. &c.
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josiah Richards, AucuOneer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT,
Store 1876 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Ali o'clock, at The Auction Room.
BooKs-A large assortment Of Miscellaneous Books EN-.
bracing many valuable standard works from private libra
~. Among them Is complete set OF voaires Works, ~
vols Tres Dictionary of As Manufacturer, Mines, Nc;
Chemistry Of Arts vols Bradorps Comprehensive Atlss
OF the World, Hsniers Sacred Biography gyo, CLOTH
Homes Introduction 10 the Bible, yol 8yo Browns Bi.
Die olVi Josepbu,s Works Encopsds OF Religious Know
ledge vols royal 8vo Rotcks History OF the World, I
vols; Marhas Lie Of Washington, 3vols; Nell, ane
mons vols BOilas History Of the Revolution. vols Be
con-, Lives Of the Apostles webster octave Dictionary,
vols 5yo. calf edition; webs,ers Chem try syo; Capt
Manyaus Works Sewers Works, vols Turner'S Cb~nis-
try; Cruden Concordance, S'oi Buchans Domestic Med-
cine, Svo.
Alo large assortment Of school anc Classical Works,
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Book., Toys, &c.
AlsO great variety Of Novels Ko0aDces and Fancy
Books
accommodating Letter and Thge Paper, BLANK
Books Quill, Steel Pens. &c.
MONDAY EVENING, May,
All O'Clock at the AactiOn Room.
Law LIRRARYA valuable collection OF Law Bssks em-
bracing modern reports, sc.
Particular, hereafter
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S DRAPER. Jr.
Stost 81 " ill,aIn- street. cnrrrr OF Pine-strve,
WEDNESDAY, M.vl

WEDNESDAY. Nav
! ~ J. o'cescs. Al tho Auction Re,ni
1offkS hofLsSs g At~..si> coper rollers fer
ea'e if,"e's-o b. SOFA aHd.r is Inspection Of tho ward
''' o. we port u" rti,Rsp,v
/ n - Of fNt>eh c"oos Nos eAsE-lco rrepch
most desirable as>rtut NJ OF ashoLsbe ar.
uces sA"e A
Also on CREDIT or SIX MONTHS s~ .,
endorsed notes, handsome Of fr,,h nT.,,,s
French and German ccois, comprising 1ch secsos M
seasnnabie auiclss
Aso, IL cases bouhs5in~s
40, DO baiounes
Mo 10 mog>,u tire se a,n.s OF celebrated abrc.
DAMAGED GOoDs-AlSo. ~ cases French Goods sayrd
from The wreck OF III, Lou. Philippe damaged the
Noyssr ~ importation. sold under the Inspection
/ cash.
SATURDAY, May7
~ !. O'Clock, ~ the Auction Room.
ko'S On 'SV StsSss 4 IC Ne ,hrs 'Os c,'n
CONSISTING ~ pieces w,.t Of rngl,ps Co,h. and c...i
men.> Just landed, comprising WOOL ,iyed blacks browns
sIee' osr and amy eoors LsDon browns, Rus
Also. leo piece, Cassmercs VARIOUS paI,rrus and Ne.
scrptions.
Al the Merchants Exchange, al 1? ocL,,l
~ orsr o. the Receiver, ct The Commercial Insurance
Venip'ny The following unsettled NOTES asd demands, anal
other evidences oi debt. dur 10 sad Company va:
J. stckwHb's n.ie dated Dec. 81 1885 At mouths ~.
dor>ed 10y EbcnrIcr NarthOuse. Tor <222 %
Mor-henses note da,rd April 10, 1875. MOS endorsed
by Mnard Sun.on, tor <l0l -
dorset !. by ss; Jane s B. Gretaway, sI;7 "a
August sgh, 1896 ior aNl q
r r. Young Jr's note, dated sept s. 1886, at mos Tor
So =
Henry loungs note dated August 6, 1885, y months for
$h2n ~
J. p Church Cos dated Sept g. IsS- nj : Dos
endorsed ~ Samuel \. Church. slOc -.
The same, esdorsed by SAME dated Feb. To- lSSs 90
days So
Henry shaw. note dated 2Sih July, S5S tor SITS ~
Hobby Hused Cos dated June O. 1857. at L. mo-
endorsed by WIN. Hobby, Sljl -
ditto dated June 81. 1857 at !, mos for $3.50 ~.
EuVau '. Prices dateI krhL [
James Birmingham, March ~, 1884. mos endorsed by
Tho~ Male and james Jarvis, $t9l Co
Francis T. smiths dated Oct l. 1885, at years Ell
dor>rd by T.. u. Bs>iwck >il2 s..
Albert Goodmg, Dee. ., 1855, <lA Is
william Coer's note March ,. 1857, mos endorsed b,
VIM. NiNon EN- -
Balance due on MeNalty, Mills Merrius note Tor s.Oo
less l2i 50. SIS u.
Judgement against william McNuty, Ievereu Mills
Phineas g Merru and Albert McNulty dated lllh OF Nav
6f0 tor fjlS Sd.
Judgement against thas. Gushing on note SOL IS
b9ot dccoanss.
tsdiN Joh ylbII u
John Z massey ............................ go ~
James Morgan. ........................... lS5 u
Also - share, oi Greenwich Bank SlocY.
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DRESENTS.-Tif'any, Young & FL.

| ii, No. ~ Broadway, directly opposite M, CITY
Hall invite notice IN their variety Goods selected hy
oHe Of th' firm from he h,i manufaci0re, in FrrispI
Frame aud "crmany and beheyed 70 comprise ~ FAR The
| ELEGANT ARTICLES OF TASTE AND UTILITY
u be found Ia ihe city and Tor ais al the moderate
| prices.
Rosr-wooU GooDs-Ladie.' and Cent Portable D..k.
and Dressing Gases, PsPees. Work BoGe. Fancy Bo1e,
- rPerume-. iikfs Glove Jeweiry, ke, Work Table,
srATiovtRY-Engl.h and French plain AMI fancy Note
AMI Letter Par. Of Ne hne'i possible qualify Envelope
nj III s1e' Wafer Wax Gold ami liver >ani Inksans
renh0der, ~a Pencils kc thu best variety hi the coun.
ry. Persons giving wedding or other parties vl aaay.
hui soine'ng u" and appropriate or the OCCASION at a
reduci on from he usual prce. depending the quantity.
CuILEgY-Rod-sr, Knives, Scissors and K1Lor,; Nail
files, Twcezers BOOK h,oks, kcy rnc., 81.
PERFvNERY-Evey article IN request u the finest quail
& only
sa,.Hrs AID Gowns. Of al Kind. aai qualities
FANcY PoRCELAIS decorated io order Al one OF the best
establishments n Par., loo different an4 much superior
siyle o. bat usually imported. Also. roya Dresden
China AMI " Bohemian Glass
BrRLIv laos ,Ss BRoNzs Inkiray. Taper stands. Card
receiver, Watch ,.fud'. cures AMI Ornaments.
PARIS NACHF, Velvet AMI Leather Ponoiio. Gard sase'
rich and beautiful
Pass featler paper, Md shell aai worry, Chinese and
French manufacture rom ordinary To very rchthe ai e
collection o. be- found To- the cts.
uNgRELLAs Parasols AMI Shades made to order in
Pars and Berlin. Of very superior qualities and style.
WALktSs CaNEs-French. German and ity ms nuact1re
INDI.S GooD--D ~es,-, complete, Mocca.lns, Recu.rs
-sgar Screen and various article, made from bark
'mbo,derel with heads porcuplne gull and moosc har
CHfSEsE GOoDs-Lafquered. CarseiIvory, Silver AMI
Gold. Flagree and Porcelain aTcs~: Paintings and many
rich aui curious artlces. suital. presents
GAMEs OF ali Kinds, TOR ladies and children.
FRESeH JFwELRY-iIcad ornaments, Gun pins. Glove
buttons and tie various noyeurs a. hey appear 10 rams
>UNDRiEs> u.penJer. Easiics. Feather busters Opera
Glaze, Bouquet holders, SNUFF boxes, >egar Card
cases ad Souvenirs Purses shlrls, Accorion OF 'np
quality Musical Boxes. rch Riding WHIPS Meershaum
Pipe English Paving Cards. Work baskets, MansI orna
mer'. Oh Painting. Gent. fine Gloves, Boiyn.,l Fancy
articles from the Shahers, &c, &c.
Cards and Invitations engraved AMI printed with peculiar
nea,nes.: Sal engraving stone and metal,; Paper
ahmed :, i'm crest. and iniiss ais cW I'M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
MARINE JOURNAL.


n irigae Columbia, Porter. from Norfolk
r@Aet ship Georse Washington Burrows, from Liver
30 18th March, with mdre To- Grinnel Nintnrn Co.
hp hatcher "aternas. so days from Valparaiso specie
&C To Rowland A>pinwall
SHIP European, Mcclellan % DAYS from Iyerpopl mdye
ON Brown-2SS passenger
Shp TruV. Fosnsbce, % days from ,eruool n,,c 10
hacy SoR--AS Is~>ergers
baTk oheiin. Knapp, u day, from Liverpool mdte to
NSA Bfolter>-lji passengers
III brig Bow. Garry - days from Windsor y = pla,.
VI 10 master.
hts INber. Ogden DAYS from Charleston
schf Craven, Godfrey. 10 DAYS nom Orleans
Seir BOUNDARY Shachord, - days from Oporo via Tar
t@sis Cove. vine to } 4 Eutze.
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gen Caroline. N,chos DAYS iron, Boston, 20 do.
s>ui Defiance, Powell. } DAYS nom Boston.
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