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Sydney 5. Boycc.


YBylIE defendan, Sydney :. Boyc'. who Is
q now in the custody Of Simeon Christie,
Sheriff OF Edgcfeld district, by virtue ola wrIt
of capias nd sa,isinciendum. at the SUIT oi J.. NJ.
Il w. Adams, having filed his petition with
schedule on oath, of his entire estate. with
view of being admitted 10 the benefit OF the Act
Of the General Assembly. known as the In
soiven, Debtors Act" II is ordered. that all nd
singular the creditors OF tic said defendant. be
and they are hereby summoned 10 show canse II
anv they can. in the Court Of Common Pleas,
Tor Edsefeld District, at EdseGcld Court Housc.
on Tuesday the second day ofi's next October
term. or on such other day Of the said term rs
the Court may order. why the said Sydney ;.
Boycc should not be admitted TO the bcneti. Of
the said Act. upon his executing The requisite
assignment
GEO POFE. C. c.P.
Clerks Office. oh Jaiy, 1912.
July Is (Sli SOY 3m -
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State of South Carolina.
.dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

IN HE SoMMON ILEhS.
7HyHOS. s. WILKS and Thos. T. Swami.
late Merchants, under the lirm OF I. 8.
WiIks & Co., who are in the custody of the
Sheriff Of Abbeyille District. by virtue OF a Gu
piaS' 'ad Sutisfaciendum. at the suit OF james
Bryce. surviving partner. and Thos. 5. Wilks'
by virtue of a capias nd saiisfacendum NJ the
suit Of Thos. q. Wilks, assignee. having hled
their petition. with schedule. on oath. of their
whole estates, real and personal. including po'n
the partnership assets and those OF the IndiVi'
dual partners. with the view Of taking Tie ben
eft OF the Act OF the General Assembly, com,
monty called the "Insolvent Debtors Act
Public Notice is hereby given, that tie sam pc.
iiiion will be heard and considered III the our'
of Common Pleas for Abbevilie District n, Ab'
bcvle Court House, on "Wednesday the twelilh
day of October nexr. or such day thereafter
as the Cour, may order during the term, COM
ncncing al the said place. on the second mon-
day OF October next. All the creditors there.
fore. both those Of the said firm. and those oi
III. individual partners, are hereby summoned,
personally or by their attorney. then and there
in the said Court to shew :ausc. ii any they
can, why the benefit Of The said Act should not
he granted to the said Thomas 5. Wilks and
Thomas Il. Swami. upon their executing the
requisite assignment.
JN0 F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.P.
Clerks Office July 2, 1912.
JulyG (Si7 G2) 3m 20
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J II. x W. Adams,
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Head Quarters.

NENEnAL F'NDtNs, INU' =.
CLARENDON. July :. lst2
WV r.. HASKELL. having been appoint.
w o ed Payml>ter General, with the rank
Of 1t. Colonel wil he obcyed and respected
according.
By order of the Comnandcr-in Chief.
J. w. CANTEY.
.ddJt. s. ms. Gent.
JnIy o7 Ut 26
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vi OF FATT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHENIX BIrTERS.

ORIGIN OF THE LIFE MEDICINES.
TDNiiE reader may not perhaps he aware
Il that the oIigin of Slotfats Life Medicines
was The result OF 4 pTotractcd aud painful Ill
ness oirheir originator. alr John Nottat. W hen
taken III. Mr ~. was prosperous and fonr
ishing merchant III the love part Of the CITY Of
New York; aud having consulted and employed
i number OF our mos, skilful physicians. he.
after months of suffering. was prevailed upon
to purchase the recipe OF the invaluable vegc.
table preparation now offered to The public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines in his own
case was 40 singular and remarkable. that he
immediately determined TO offer TO the world Il
medicine {" which he not only owed his life.
bu, his happiness. The uniform success which
has since attended their administration in eve
~ instance. where fair trial has been given
them. has been attcsird by thousands, and In-
conleslibIy pruves their intrinsic merit.
TIRE LIFE MEpIcIsEs-GEsERALR REMARKS.
These medicines are indebted for their name
10 their manifest and sensible action ~ purify
ing the springs and channels OF lfe and endning
them with renewed tone and visor. and TO the
undoub,cd fact that u, very early period in
their history they had rescued sufferers from
the very verge OF an untimely grave, after all
the deceptive nos,rums oi the day, prescribed
by ph, sicians. had utterly failed, in which CT.
ses they also permanently secured tina, uniform
enjoyment of health. without which life itself
is but - partial blessing. So great indeed had
their efficacy invariably proved. that it was
scarcely less than miraculous TO those who were
unacGuainied with the beautifully philosophy.
cal principles upon whirh,hey were compound.
ed, aud pom which they consequently act.
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Goot1s z9 loac RDvsces!

Goods ct l0aC Prices!
YWyHE Subscriber being desirons OF rednc.
b ing his presen, stock by the fall season.
will offer GOODS at very low prices; liberal
discount will he made for cash. All those ,ba;
wish TO avail themselves Of this opportunity Of
bnyinr CHEAP, viii call and examine for them
selves. 4: b. fRhSLtl:
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Broasghe TO tI,e .gOig

Br0sgghe TO the sDNig
nF this District, negro man who says his
" name Is Joseph, and tha, he belongs to
John Patterson. Of Muckies Island. S c., Of
light complexion, large whiskers from car TO
ear. S feet 6 inches high.
The owner is requested to como forward.
provcproperty. pay charges and take him cway.
c. II. GOODMAN, J. L. D.
Jan. S. 1912. G 80
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For Sale.

FOr SSGEcs
FENHE Subscriber offers for sale the well
H known Housc in Aiken. fronting on the
Rail RoaG. and known ~ MARSH'S HO.
TEL. The house has been kcp, rs Public
House for several years and contains 40 rooms
double and single, the greater portion ofthem
with FIRE places. Upon the premises are like
WISE all necessary ont buildings. kitchens. ne.
ITO houses and s,abling for 100 horses, in the
yard is an excelen. well Of water.
Terms one third cash, the balance on credit
Of one and two years.
Aiso-Forty or fifty unimproved Lots. hand
somely situated, within the corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply TO
JOHN MARSH. aiken.
Dec 9 tf IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
THOSE LABORING UNDER SICKNESS

VAN at once relieve themselves from the thou
~ rand maIadies that flesh they Will only follow the
eounses of AMI which best assists her in
her operations That medicine the Vegetable of
Pills and PhGnI Be have every performed place them
before al other medicines offered public Composed
u vegetable substances they overcome the vo,
soupung the blood weakening and destroying constitution
Their nature IN SUCH that when taken
gesed are distributed Throughout, the whole s
giving additional strength sound parts and purifying and
restoring the weak and diseased They only purgave
in cleansing the bowels impurities they open pores Of
the whole body assist and promote all the animal
give healthy vsor TO the whole This decama
uon uttered without truth and only for effect fully
49,. il1cates which dad
tbe proprietor OF the Vegetable Life Pms m Thousands who are
grateful n recovery of their beat- recovery which an oa,
remedies had failed them and they depared of
receiving II il thus fully that
simple and that disease OF all kinds easily eadaied n
right That course we re-
peat to DR. Morts Life Pills aud Phoenix
results they produce ON the human system are soon
their commenced single without
giving relief TO the sufferer which viii convince him
az An who value their health their time and their money Will a,
try Medicines attacked with sickness Being
composed entirely Of vegetables, injury possibly
such trial once tried they will forever spersee the necessity
Of physicians physicians charges Nor
will they risk Of having their future
By poisons Arsenic destroys in short
half hour and administered 10y licensed NJ me
eine regarded by them the powerful anisepe
Anony scarcely less deeenous greater part Of
their effective fobges The poison of cacined quicksilver
rapid in accordance with the prescriptions
faculty swallowed by the Opium DEATH yet
after dose is taken by the health
and thousands OF delicate ladies provided audanum bot
tie in their retieues Such the remedies the popular phys
clans Of the day and such their method restoring
health The art OF sIacing powerful posns plants
constitutes the science Of medicine by the legal
dispensers Of arsenic ard acid viii You throw
aside the harmless and effective medicines
the cure Of dsease 10 swallow Of life
II thou hart return to the simplicity intended Know that
The ART Of eTpens sickness from the human
PICK as the Afu scifaians would believe and from
which belief they enriched vegetable medicine which acts
a. beneficial harmless and efficient purgaive, promotes
suppressed persraiion which strength vgo the ur
system and which aids secretons which
are - necessary TO heaha medicine like desieratu
which has so long been wanting for the Of all Such
medicine Is Dr. hOFPAfs VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINE
Reader thou art afflicted with of the aches and
pai To which poor humanity IL unappy subject At No
J'5 Broadway AMI Motifs Vegetable Medicine will tbo
find panaeoa which Will certainly all thy pristine
health. DR w n NOFF AT
20 n. pso.n,..-
or The above valuable Medicine is for sale by GAYNoR
LYELI, next door to the Bel Tavern.
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RACAIiOUT DIES AIsAnEs.

A YEAR or two since the Racabout DIES Arabes
"a imported this ana ALREADY good
obtained fo by learned Physicians acquired
universal reputation This alncn has solved the problem OF
gicnc medicine that Of feeble
ing and easily dges'ins food is usually employed for
OF eonvaesceni persons anil those affected with Dyspepsia The
Racahou has excellent and
therefore the wholesome AMI light diet Cor nervous
persona wet and chillrcn Whose stomach
helps their growth ami them from
early Ladies who desire their calt adopted
Il ioT their habtualdet
The reputation OF the Racahout has melted
limitations OF IT, deprived Of the appreciation OF
denc, the only authority which affords warranty security.
For sale by GAYNOR LYEI.I.
One door above the ReuT ,va,,
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rsooKs AND FANCY GOODS FOR wINTEI
MUSIC STORE,
AND Piano FORTE WARE-HoUsE.
OppOsiIe The BnnkR

Opposite The Banks
GszSz.52] The subscriber is constantly receiv-
~ II ing from the celebrated mandatory of
Glars New York plain POSSESSING
latest improvements and decaey
peculiar their manufacture.
Constantly IN hand a largs o
Flutes Flageoiet- C1aronets
Guitars Volns Violonceios
Accordions Musical Boxes
Horns Bugics and Trumpcb
Ffes and Drums
Guitar Violin Harp Forte Strings superior quality
Piano Forte stools ond Cover
CTE.aP MUSIC
The largest collection this
may Store Of the subscriber
enabled Philadelphia and New Yok
retail prices.
Those purchasing again win be furnished upon
than they hnd elsewhere ~ the State
gPanos repaired tuned lt on hire and taken in exchange
y. ". TAYLOR
9J-PIANO FORrEs every description repaired
Tuning by year required By wiLrAS kEARsNe whose long
experience ability manufacturing and tuning Piano Foes
Justly him every confidence. Guitars Yios and sc
eorf,ns repaired. Violin Bows haired.
Ore len ~ above will he punciualy attended in
town ~ county. no -
q tESTIE~IET. Try the Ready Wade Priuci-
N pic-STAHR co. receiving weekly from Jennings
Fashionable Establishment Broadway New York new md
Ready Made Clothing Of every description
quality which they viii sell II Their usual low
for Exchange Cng Stove opposite Eehanee 10
TEL noHo
q 'OFEEE, window Glass, Hutter, Joies'
~ 100 bags green Rio Coffee
200 borcs sri0 Window Glass
81 kegs Nonhcn Better
Coz sound Jokes a cheap article for iaborsu,
Just received. for sals. -
tLUE.-Just 70 hand another supply Of brown sod white
~ Clue, and for sale sbsaPby eAhUBL DoNk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30
y I'm Henr'co County Court,
n October 3D. lsi2on Lenaan and T.. wife who
before her nemarriage with the said John Williams
Plaintiffs.

Against
James Frost and Elizabeth WIFE, Henry Johnson Elizabeth
Williams, Theresa Williams the are INFANTS
under the Of John Wilson
deed. when discoyered) Den'.
loin " Elicit By the Court guardian ad te to the
infant defendants 10 defend them thereupon the
plaintiffs filed their bill the day to be heard
on the bill and exhibit the Of the Itin
n Elicit their guardian al tc, assigned 10y defend
them ana As Ia the other parties except Henry
Johnson rs 10 whom abates by their consideration
whereof appearing 10 the satisfaction heirs OF
John Wilson inhabitants this h and they
not having entered their appearance given security according
To the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
that the said defendants do here Term
of this Court and the bin plaintiffs and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted newspaper published IN
the city Of Richmond months successfully and posted Al
the front door of the Cont House county. Copy-rac
no5--w9w LOFTIN y. ELI.E1-T. II. e. e.
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At Rules held in the Clerks

" lKtrtNlA AT kuleS held IN the Clerks
Office OF the Superior Court Of Chanccry Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day Of November 1912:
Beverley krnnon wife Elizabeth Icv
Ann Claiborne and VIM Arms,end, PLAINTIFF
Against
fhiip w Claiborne, John ID. Claiborne and Dcn's
The defendants above
anu gwen security according the Act Assembly
o TINS Court aud satisfactory are
not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ordered
defendants 10 appear here the tenth
Term ana answer the bill OF the plaintiffs copy this
order be forthwith inserted newspaper published the city
OF Richmond for months
door OF the Capitol IN the said city. A Copy-Tes;e,
no lO-w9w WIN. e.. SANDS. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

( \ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
IL tet Of Virginia September the matter Of Bank
rptcy Of ALEXANDER NJ FAtLCoNER Of the county Of Am
hcs in the Eastern Virginia District The Alexander Faul-
coneT who has been decccda Bankrupt having filed
petition praying for his discharge II ordered thereof
be pubsedin printed the seventy
days AT least before the 9th day Of January
he had ON the said petition United Room in the
cry OF Richmond aud all creditors who have proved their
other persons in interest appear place and
show cause they have, why prayer said petitioner
should not be granted. A Copy-Tesc
26-vIlw
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y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
- trci Of Virginia October st 1919 In the Bankrupt
cyof WILLIAM H. HOBSON Of the county Cumberland in the
Eastern Virginia District TIE said William ~. IIoson who has
been deerce bankrupt by This having filed petition praying
Tor his discharge ~ ordered that notice thereof be published
printed IN the Richmond AT least be
fore The 9TH day o January next when hearing
said petition the United States city Rich
mond and all creditors who proved other
interest may appear sninc place. and show
any they why paycrh petitioner should
not be granted Copy-Tcst,
11--w1tw Cye-l
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I n the United States Court for the Eastern Di.

4 y The United States Court for the Eastern Dis
- tn Of Virginia, I'D September 1919 NJ Bank
npcy0 WILLIAM FRAYSER of the county Of Cumberland
the Eastern Virginia District The said William A.
mas Deeh deceed BANKRUPT by this Court having filed petition
praying Tor his discharge IL ordered that
sed IN newspaper printed the
as bcoe the day OF January next when hearing viii he
had ON the said petition at the United States city
of Richmond proved their debts and other
persons IN interest appear the said place. show
they have prayer petitioner should
not be granted. A Copy-'Teste,
HENRY GIBSON I,yerL
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wM. @. SANDS. c. C.
XIRGINM.-Al RuIes heId in lhe CIerI.a Of.

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of.
heeof the Superior Court of Cancer Richmond Cir
cult the ~ day of October 1s42:
Richard o. Ilasns and Luther Libby, partners
trading under The and ty of Ilaskns Libby Prrms
against
James Dun and William Beachnm partners, doing
Wt lim' ~ DuH 4 bencham, and other Dcffs
Tho defendants having entered their atoarne
ana gwen security according 20 the Assembly ucsof
THIS Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence they not
inhabitants n this Commonwealth that rc safi de-.
i'nan do appear here the first day January Term
and answer The bin ~ the plaintiffs copy Ills order
be- forthwith inserted newspaper published c city Of
Richmond for months successfully posted the front door
u the Capitol the sad city. a Copylreste
wqw WIN q gAND &, =,
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IN CHANCERY.-InH Hanover County Conrt

n iii NOuntN JOurt,
- September eth 1872:
Philip WoOdson, PlaintiG
Against
Joseph j. Peasants Richard Gilman Nathaniel C. Crensha
Executor OF Fleming Bates decd Fleming Bates Hannah
Mary SuSanah and Sarah Bate-te infants
under the Of ~ yeaTand Benjamin Maa liar
grave infant children Of Deborah agave daughter the said
Fleming Bates, decd DeG.ndnn,s
The defendants Fleming Benjamin and MARIA rIa
grave not having entered appearance given security
cordng 70 the et OF Assembly and the Court and
appearing TO the Court b. satisfactory evidence that they arc not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth IL is ordered, said
PENDANTS do appear here the Court
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff copy this order be
forthwith inserted IN published Rich
nOi loo two months successfully and
nj the front door OF the Court House Of county
Copy-Iesic,
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4 y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
lrc Of Virginia 9TH August Bankruptcy
Of JOHN w GLENN, of county Halifax IN the Eastern Wiz
sIn District The said John w Glenn been deceed
bankrupt 10y this Court having filed petition praying
charge; II Is ordered that notice thereof published newspa
per printed the city Richmond
9h day Of January next when hearing
uon aibe CITY iiau IN the city Of Richmond who
nave proved er debts and other
the said time and place and show they have why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should be granted.
CoPy-Tctte,
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DS PR CENT. SAVEDit-CiethlnE OF the
W. First Quniity.-rARE a 60. and have
nog on hand large supply Of Fashionable Coing moa of IL
eui and III made under The immediate rcncndcncc
T. Jennings whose all acknowledge give
him tfni Paniaoons part drcss
TO cut well have been brought perfection by ono whose
whole attention - devoted 10 Of
't0rfuSo AroHr. opposite Exchange Hotel no2G
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IN tho Uniled Stnica Conrt rnr fhe Enstnr

Z the United States Court for the Eastern
District n Virginia, Norfolk. Nov 10ih Is42 RICHARD
w. sIEVENS n the town of Portsmouth, having filed petition
praying that he may be declared bankrupt ordered that all
persons claiming ~ be- creditors Of e said Richard H. Stevens
show Gauss to the court on the gath day December why
tie SAID Richard w. Srvons should declared bankrpt puf
an 10 the act Of Congress that behalf that copy Of th.
order be published in the newspapers according s0d 2ih
rules Of court a. A. COWDERY, Ck7k
nO
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LAND NEAR RICHuOND FOR SALE.

EtND NTNf EtECIENOND EUK MILE.
VHNHE subscriber will sell, at Public Auction, to
Il the highest bidder Monday December next IL
far otherwise the day thereafter the
resides the Of Henrco situated
city of Richmond between the Bridge
Road healthy intelligent and moral ehborhood
ing $50 about 60 OF which
L. well Herds easily reclaimed
high land Is well adapted the growth of
particularly red clover fourth of which cleared
Astounding in and oak wood which contgut
To Richmond is vauabletwo loads OF which
with ease In the city day The improvements
building j. by 20 feet built OF the best entirely
with basement above the
outhouses mostly There is the yard neveriang
5 good water a below mountains.
TERMS OF SALE-onc third OF the purchase money will be
required in cash. the balance
purchaser giving bonds bearing from
~ 1913 with decd of trust the
payments.
1l-cwJw BI-RyEII, STARKE
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\ \ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

I y the United States Court for the Eostern D;o-
tnctoi Virginia October 3D. matter of Bankpev
Of JOHN W. HARVEY OF the county Campbell in the Eastern
virginia District The said John w. Harvey has been de-
eed bankrupt by this Court having filed petition praying for hi.
discharge IL Is ordered that notice published in news
paper printed IN the city Of Richmond least before
e sh day OF January next when hearing will be
Iton nj The United States Cont Room Richmond
ana all creditors who have proved their debts persons
interest at the said place. show cause If
any uy have why the prayer of the said petitioner not
granted. COpy-Tese
&C 5-wlIw HENRY GIBSON fI.-l
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4 y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
iTct OF Virginia October ID the matter Of Bonkrocv
1Eoof H. JENNINGS Jr Of the county Campbell in IN,
Eastern virginia District Tie said
ls peeh oefeed bankrupt by this Court having filed petition
ayne % ms discharge is ordered that thereof be rub
"ed ~ newspaper printed the Richmond seventy DAYS
ne'oe he 'h day Of January when hearing will be-
~ lo " Pcu'on al The United states Court Room city
OF Richmond and all have proved their debts n
I pe- IN interest may the said place and
@ any 'hey have why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted A Copy-Teste,
c5-wIIw
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the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia, 2iih November WILLIAM DEAN of
the city ~ Richmond having filed petition praying may
declared Bankrupt II ordered that persons claiming
creditors Of the said William Dean
p day Of Januup next why the sh William Dean be declared
bankrupt pursuant the Of behalf that
~ this order be- published newspapers according 10 the
s2d and gan rules of court a Copy-foste,
no 26-v5w HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-30

FRESH SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
ohN WRIGHT respectfully Of fresh
~ supply Of seasouabe DRY GOODS.
attention of his friends public amongst his stock viii be
found the following.
Rich striped and figured coored Silks, styles,
Black and blue black Satin striped do
Hack Pom lie Soi, Gro de nd Lustri
Blue black do
Black satin striped PopeLns
High ustred mode eoored Apaeha Lustre Cloths
DO do do 40
Black AIpacha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mouseins
French and English Merinoes
Thihct Brocha and Mousein Shaw- and Udkf,
Black and colored Molrair and Fringes
Gimps Tasses. Cord and Tasels
Paris Emhroderies all
English French and German Thread Lace
Llse Cotton laees and Eigings n great variety
Worsted Tartians. Silk and do
Thhet Lambs Wool Cachmerc, woried and warn ose md
$50 49, 1880
Misses Cotton and Wool Hose sizes; Wool Shirts and
Drawers
NED, white and yellow Flannes all qualities; Canton
IRISH Linens, Birds Eye Diaper. Linen sheetnss
hid Buck plain and open Silk net Gloves and Min,
Lnseys Jeans Saiincsts Cassneres Cloths Ca Ieoes &c
An OF which having been purchased cash. sold at
sca.g Ieuueed prices 26-dSeu