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STOLEN

HTROM the stable of lhe Subscriber. near
q Ldgefeld II. on The night Of The 10Th
October, an excellent sorrcl HORSE. with Il
speck in his left eve, and small >ia in his fore
head, aud no other white spot abon, him lie
is rather under size, ahnu, 5 years old. and a
first rate work Horse. with quick action. \
common Saddle and hind Bride were taken
with the Horse 1.-THE rhici is found and SAFE.
ly lodged in jai. and the Horse returned. ,wcn-
~ dollars reward will be given BY il'e subscriber.
F. w. PlCkENS.
Oct. o6 u 80
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tate of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

NY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Edeefield Dislricl.
Whereas. Laura Auu Hobbs. & James
S. Harrison, hath applied to me fnr Let
ters Of Administration on all and singu-
lar the goods and chaIlels, rights and ere
dts of Burrell f Hobbs, late Of The Dis
t,ic, aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon-
ish ail aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Cnuri for
the said District to be holden n, Edgeficld
Court House on tho 7th November l542..
10 show cause. if any. why the said Ad
minls,rntion should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Oath
dav of October, one thousand eigh, hun
dred aud forty two. and in the sixty.seven,h
year Of American independence.
u. TOWLES, o. f.. D.
Ocmber "a, lS42. 81 l2a h SO
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Oct. %
Notice.

FOREWARN all persons from trad
ING for Note ol hand, given by me to
Evehs, Daniel Jones, and John .. J"'es. for
one hundred mud fifteen dollars, due Is, Janu.
AIRY l542, and payable LIST January lcl3. US the
property Tor wh!c, said note was given has
proved to be useless to me, and was warranted
10 me. am determined uot TO pay said note un'
less compelled by law.
JOHN DORM, Junr.
Oct. s. If 81
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Commercial.
From our Correspondent. I

iiAsBuRG. October ~.
The pas, week hls been one Of unusual
gloom in our Cotton Market $50 f,t as prices
are concerned) the receipt h:s been heavy. and
planters generally continue tu sell n, il comes
in very little is put in store. TO await better
prices. indeed we are at lass what 10 say or
think in relation to future prices. we however
hope TO sre both European and Northern or
dcrs come in shortly. which would give life and
activity ,o The market, and perhaps cause
slight advance in prc. IN the early part Of
the week Cotton brought from 10 "a Cts. but
toward The close, the receipts being large, sell
lers had to submi. 10 decline Of 1 CT per
h. the greater part of the cotton now coming
in. appears 10 have been injured by RAIN. &c.
We quote sales from ID to . Cts, prime only
will bring the latter price. SaIes principally
from 10 G. cts. We mus, add however, that
where there is large quantity goods wanted
hv the seller, better prices can be obtained.
Flour. Bacon s, Lard.-Thcse are dull. and
prices remain at ab ,ui our last quotations.
Oar Market coutnurs 10 be well supplied
with staple goods OF all descriptions. We no.
licc no Charge IN Exchange,
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Tie Sugar Crop.-The ST. Martins
Vile Gazette. of the Sih insi., says ,ha,
some OF the sugar planters in ,hr parish of
ST. Mary. have commenced grinding their
cane. and the sugar made is of a very
fiue ouality.-Char. Cour.
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COLUMBlA, UctObcT 20.
Coit0a.-Thr article has come u, freely dur.
ing the past week. and the market has been
br,sk-lhe lo;- offering having been readily met
by the buyers, n prices ranging from 6 To : o.e
cents. ior new; aud We understand that "a cts.
nase been offered Tor "a fine lot. Their. Is very
little old oiieu g-lou lit'e To liz quotations.
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u THE BAPTIST MINISTERIAL
CONFERENCE Of the Edge6eld Baptist As
sociaiion, will hold its mex, meeting. in the
Meeting House, at Hamburg. Oh Friday befoue
the fifth Lords Day. in the prescu, month. at
10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
w. B. JOHNSON. Chairman.
The Hamburg Journal is requested TO give
this notice one or two Insertions. Oct. 10.
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CAR I'D.

Y O. B. FORD will coniinnr as heretofore
% to offer ini sale the most entire assortment
of DRY GOODS the country affords. He
has nuw on hand the most r"mi ,lele stock o!
every variety that l,r has ever nad tic rleasn.e
To o.Fcr for sale.
Hamburg. 5. c. Oct 10Th. tf .
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Oct. 10
THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT. /
DISTRICT ur SOUTH CAROLINA
IN BANK RUPTC

WWHEKEAS Robert {. jones, late n MGR.
Wv chant, now au Uvcrseer in Edgciiold
District. :. L. hail, iiled petition praying ,hat
he may be declareda Bankrupt. pursuant, luihc
act of Congress of the United S,arcs made,
and now in force. concerning Bankrup,s. and
tha, he may have the benefit Of the said act;
this is TO give notice Of the said petition, and
tina, hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert B Gilchrist, Judge of The
said Court, al Cour; to be holden NJ the Fed
cral Court House, in Charleston. on Monday
the seventh day Of November next. a, eleven
o'clock, A. NJ at which place and time all per-
sons interested may appear and shew cause. il
any they have. why the prayer Of the said peti-
toner should not be granted
Charleston. 9th day Of October. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Iark.
Oct.l9 81 3S
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Fair Notice.

\ AN again under The necessity Of re-
mnding those Indebted 10 me on Notes and
Accounts due up 10 lst January. 1872 that on-
ger indulgence need not he expected. nly
sItu,tion requires me 10 c"lIrr, money and
hnpe Will be saved the trouble Of dumping. and
those indebted {" me the cNp.ncr o; pnvinc
cost. f.. Is. PRESLEY.
Edgehed C. II. 9th sepr g2
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Oct. %
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
D OrIiu,ry nf Enpr6el,l nisrricf

nh OItF FIX loN LIS, Esquire
I'D Ordinary Of Edgrfeld District.
Whereas. Atticus Tucker, hath appli.
cd 10 me for Letters of administrator on
al. and singular the goods and chatteIs,
rights aud credits Of Thomas Stone, late
of the District aforeaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred and credi
tors ofrhc said deceased, TO be and appear
before me. at our mex, Ordinary's Court
for The said District to be holden al Edge.
field Court House on the 7lh Nnvc,m5e
ls42, to show cause If my, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under nv hand and seal hi, 24rn
day of Oc,r. one thousand eight hundred
aud lor,y.two. and in the sixty seventh
wear Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o.E. D.
Oct. "a. 1912. 81 l2dl 2r 80
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire.
D Ordinary OF Edge6eld District.
Whereas, Charles 5. Powell, hath ap
piled to me for Letters Of Administrator
on all and singular the goods and chatteIs.
rights and credits of Martin Burkhaulter,
late Of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite aud admon
ish all and singular. the kindred and crcdi.
,ors Of The said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me. at our next OrdInary's Court for
The said Disirie, 10 he holden al Edsrfeld
Court Hsnsr On The 9Th day Of November
,aas,- n faF cause. if any, why The said
Administration should not be granted,
Given under ms hand and seal his 2llh
day of October, one thousand eight hun
drrh and lnriyrw rwo. and in he sixty seventh
wear af Amrricar Independence.
o. TOWLES. o =. d.
Or, ~, 1872 (S2 1917 h 80
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U. STATES DISTRICT COURT.

hiser, in s'.s aai'sa n. Wa,o. o Ia Bankruptcy.
HDY order Of The Cour, Of Bankruptcy. the
&@ estate Of Albert n. Ware will be sold ut
bis residence. IN Abbeville District, on Satur
day the 9Th day Of November next, at eleven
o'clock, for cash.
~ = JAS. NJ. vANDIvER, assignee.
AhbcvifIe c. H. Oct IL. lS42 b 80
U. STATES DISTRICT COUBT.
r. 's s. 's WiIks | & Co. In Bankruptcy.
EB Y order Of the Court of Bankruptcy. the
LID individual & partnership property Of r.
s. Wilks 81 Co, will be sold Ion Sale day next
al Abbeville Court House. Tor cash.
ssrlif45 HENRY a. JONES, Assignee
kbbeyille G. IL: Oct. / .lS42. 81 80
State of South Carolina,
~ EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Abner Perrin for
Penn & Brunncn,
James Morris, Jr.
Geo. Henderson,
and w. B. Dorm.
VNTlLL be sold at The house Of James
Wv Morris, Jr., on Wednesday. 9Th OF
November next, the following property.
viz /: one carfylog. log chain, four oxen.
one set blacksmith tools, uue lot lumber,
supposed to be SIX or seven hundred feet.
one stack Of oats, seven stacks of fodder.
one lot OF corn. bed and furniture, wheel
barrow, wheatfaD. arindsrone, plantation
tools. four head of cattle, stock of hogs,
one black horse. one bay horse. Terms
cash.
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COMPANY ORDERS.

ii EDGEFIELD BEAT COMPA-
! = ]: : ! J. !.
al NY No. l. are hereby ordered to ap-
Hi pear II, the Pine House. armed and
GUA equipped as the law directs. on the
by1SH 18th inst. for Drill aud Review.
EH Officers and Non.commisaioned
= Y Officers will assemble tho day pre-.
fE yiOus.
HH BY order Of Capt, J. NJ. Cogburn.
~. T. G.. BACON. D. s.
Oct. 10 y -
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Oct. So
RanaWaY

~ From the subscribers plantation.
GzC3A on Sunday the 23d inst Scgro
Eah boy named PErEK ne IS Hnout
NN lS years Of nge. and iolerahy small
m Of his age; he is an intelligent boy
</E and converses well OH most any sub
.Sh jccl; he is about leei or 3 inches
hieh: nc had on when he went away u iOw
crowned fur hat with very narrow hrim.
ligh, brown lrock coat, striped pariinIoons aud
dark mixed vest with metal buttons. lie may
changes his dress. as he has other cloihins with
him. ANY information respecting SAID boy vii!
be thankfully received. ani any one apprehend
ing him aud lodging him in amy Jail. so iha,
gel him. or bringing him To me, shall he suitably
rewarded. and MI reasonable expenses paid
Address to DunIonsvillc. 7. o Edgrfcld. ).
C.. JOHN BOYD.
Oct. % II 81
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.yeac EslubGisItnsens.

FETllE undersigned havuI. established n
q COMMERCIAL HOUSE in Hamburg
:. c. 10 be conducted hy Mr. WILLIAM H.
GREENE. respectfully begs leave I" call the
attention of his iiiend. and the public general.
". 10 his STOCK OF GROCERIES. &c.
now opening in the Brick S!orr. on Centre
street. formerly occuricdhy Mr.. VI. d. Haher
The Stock is entirely new. and having been
carefully selected i"r tins market, will be sold
OH very accommodating terms
JOSEPH WOODS.
Hamburg. Sept %, 1872
Oct. ~ W -
u The GicenvilIc Moun'aocer ard Edge
field Advertiser will please insert tie above
iw ice n month for three months. aud forward
their bills rs above. J. w
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A u The fourth quarterly meeting of the
METHODIST CHURCH for the Edgefeld
Circuit. will he held at Gazawny Church, COM
mcncing OH Friday the fourth day Of Noyem-
ber.
October 24, IS42
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BOOZE & JOB PRINTING
GNF Every description executed with
W u0atnessand despatch, at the Office
Of the EDoEFIELp ADVERTISER
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S. CHRISTIE. s. E. d.
October "a, 1912, Is2 l2Al 2, 80
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Rich. tlankinson & Wife, App'is

Mary Glover, and others. Dcf'ds. !
EpY an order from The Ordinary OF
ID EdseieM District, shall proceed to
sell al Edgr6eld Court House ou The first
Monday in November uex', Lands of The
estate of Jeihro Glover. deceased, situate
in said district. on Town. Greek, adjoining
Isnds OF Wade Glover. Wiley Glover,
Clem Cox. aud others, containing three
hundred and City acres. more or less. To
be sold on a credii Of twelve months. with
inlercs, from date, purchasers to give bond
aud personal security. and mortgage Of
the premises 10 the Ordinary. Costs 10
be paid incash.
s. CHRISTIE, s. y. D.
OcI. "a. lS42, 81 l24j 2t SO
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Oct. 10

" sTaEE.
HhISSOLU'i ~ OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The limited pnrtnc r-l,ip hetwc"n .
b. FoHp Of Hamburg, 5. c., aud GIoRsE VI.
NEwroS Of Augusta. Ga. would expire by the
articles Of its furna,ion on the 5ti, oi October
IS43. but by mutual consent we hereby deter.
mine 10 limi its continuance TO the first day Of
February next.
J. o. b. FORD.
GEORGE M. NEWTON
Hamburg. s c., Ocr. 10Th, If 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
From IA ~ y cSurf.s q Eay.irsr. Ipgn ,.
THE TYLER MEETING


A meeting. which the friends Of His Aeeid.nev
,il doubtless cell great. was held last evening a,
Washington Hotel, where some two hundred per
'Hs Vhfee 'ourths Of whom were Loco Focos)
feTe assembled. for the avowed purpose Of nomina.
ing Tyler candidate for the Mayorali,y of thi.
ty. Alexander Hamilton took his seat az Pfesi
ing onicef, but, when the Vice Presidents. who
ad been selected, were called on to come forth and
marc IN the honots. not one was to be found-a and
a ORDER TO Keep up shew Of regularity, thorough
| yed 'ln-'he'wool Loco Foco was persuaded TO ee,
3 Vice President. his friend. assuring hin, ,h.,
&c would not be known from Whig. Secre,srie,
speakers were not to be had; and after vain
attempt TO Ind any person daring enough TO. eu,o.
use the course ef John Tyler, James Monroe was
Informally nominated as the Tyler candidate for
Mayor.
Inc most prominent individual in the room, was
James d. uentworth, who together with his Loco
u oco associates, was the prime getter up Of the
"eeung' the call Tor which brought 10 this
once Tor publication, but refused, the person who
brought 1t not being able or willing tn give us The
name OF any person whatever, who was willing 10
assume the responsibility Of having sent H. This
person was little Major Stevens formerly of Peal,s
museum-a man with big heart, hut whose di.
mnul'e person is characteristic OF the Tylor Marty
IL we did not know that this was n / .ocn E.
.ung' anu got up hy such men as Gentwottb,
Scovie, FL Conner aud others. we could re, .
uiy imagine that It was the work OF n war who
thought IN using the little Major on this occ sion be
was teouking very significantly the impudence OF
u Is Unnecessary TO say. that Col. Monroe is M
friend Of the Wing candidate 10, Mavo, - 49,
who nominated him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
4 III r. w If Il.

IL needs no guilt I. break a husbands heart: In.
absence OF content, the muuerngs OF spleen; tho
u"uuy uIess' ana cherries home the forLiddins
scowl aud deserted hearth these and nan.Ie,. n",
ieets-wiihout cripe among them-have narrowed
10 the quick the hearts core Of many man. and
planted there, beyond the reach of care. the Germ
OF DARK despair. Oh! may woman, before that sad
and ehctishIng tho dear idea OF that tun.ful time
awake and keep alive the promise she then so kind
~ gave; and though she may be injured not the
inluring one-the forgotten, the forgetfdl wife
happy allusion TO that hour Of peace and lowe
kindly welcome to "A comfortable home-a smile OF
love TO Danish hostile words-a kiss of peace TO par
don all the past-and the hardest heart that ever
locked itself within the breast of man will soften 10
her charms, aud bid her live, she had hoped her
years !" ma'chless biss-loved. loving and con,en,
the soutee Of comfort, and the sprin, Of low
ChdnBsr's London yo.r aay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
From The NJ Y. Spirit Of the Times.
ON DTS In SPORTING CIRCI.Es

LATEST STATE CT THE OpDs."-For several
weeks past there has been ev dent desire ON the
part OF the friends OF Fashion in Richmond. B,Iti-
more, and other Southern cities, TO lay out their
money on her against Boston, taking the odds of
Tered by his friends. Within few DAYS mas,
however, the Boston party have rallied. and tbc
FASHION men have hacked out :" Boston's friend,
appear now TO have as much confidence in him as
hey ever had, md the current betting in Richmond
sIouo TO 5000! We are npprissd by Virginia
correspondent, who has been laying out his money
on the Mare. that the confidence OF 3ostons friend.
exceeds belief. Ii is understood to arise from the
TACT mat he Is exercised with spurs, and that ne
runs from them with the kindness of an Eclipse
There IL no doubt that in his exercise he exhibits
before. -f'@'~
We have heard this week from Fashion: she is in
me hnest bosslble health, and has not los, feed nr
iahed to take her exercise this season. A pen,Ie
man-one OF our Oldest and most estinable Tnri.
men-who saw her brush down the auader stretch
win CLARION lately, assures us that her action and
eonu u are everything he could wlsh-and he is
pay or pay, on the Mare, are current here.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13

HANDY CASE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The disclosures made by Mr. Handy. rs n wit
nee' before JOINT committee Of the Lesi,la,ur. n
pennsylvania, are said TO connect the name of Go
vernon Porter, and other officers Of the Stale Go
vcrnmen,, with the transactions The interference,
oil Gov. Porter, under these circumstances - ron
demned, very pointedly, 10y many OF tho paper, q,
Pennsylvania. The Harrisburg keystone. the o,.
gan OF Gov. Porter, thus notices the subject.
THAT tho money was received bv NJ, R,o,a-
head, through MIR Handy's agency from the Ront
appears to be universally ndmitted-hutthat n s;n'
gle dollar OF II ever vent into the hands Of an -,
the officers OF the Government, we do no, bsIsyo
and The testimony, thus lar, does not show !, In
deco, both MIR Broadhoad and MIR Handy b,y.s
! lemnly sworn before the investigating como;,,co
'hat 1t was never thus applied"
Abiding TO the Governor, the same nooe, sdds.
"Conscious OF his own elevated purjtv. he cb,I
lenges the fullest, broadcast and nmplest inve,,;aa
uon' that any earthly tribunal can bes,ow.n
The Harrisburg Chronicle, Ia Whig paperN bo.
startling article on tho subject, with A famine
head containing this reference to the MESSAGE Of
Gov Porter, announcing TO the Legs allure tia, h,
had ordered criminal proceedings to be brouob,
against Mr. Handy, "a message from the Governo,
acknowledging his gui"-n mos, ex,r,o,dr,,,,
introduction, truly, to put at the head of the mes.
sage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
Correspondence ofihe United s,,,es c,,.,,.
~

IT., -t Wv ohki sunday, II. NJ.
alteration IN rates except in Mobile, which is now NJ
22s % per ct discount. Sterling EXCHANGES has
been in demand for the packet which soiisJ nj.
morning 6i u. Franes are heavy at IS S7i
at . per cent discount
Cotton has been IN fair demand and the mark.,
has assumed hrmer aspect: upwards of 1000 ball.
were sold yesterday Upland and Florida sold At 81
% cents Mobile > and 10 cts. New Oreans
81 81 cents; and Texas az IA ~ c,nts Flo,,r =
dull but the stock being rather iisat for the sea.
son, holders are enabled to uphold their nrices
Sales OF Genesee are made at Sc 37I a sc so.
Ono 80 o6I Sc e5i Pennsylvania SIS IS a IS 81.
mond county 5.7la5sI. Southern Corn scsrcc and
wanted at s6i57 cts. North River commands 81
and jersey Coo. Coffee has been inactive in con,s.
quence OF Messrs Minturn s Co. having nnnomn.
ceu SAFE o. nearly 5000 bags of prime green Rio
Bark or Ashes. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
FROM RHODE ISLAND.

The Providence Chronicle Of Friday eyenin 81,
says,
The 'Constitutonar excitement, doe. no, ,.,m
10 aoa'e. but If any thing, increases. Mee,in,,
were held by both parties las, night. NOTHING
Han'p'red at these meetings that we can be,, Of
more than usual. The determination on Tn. ons
part to carry out the orders Of the Governor i, a,
strong US ever, while that OF resistance, in the case
OF an interference with the political movements, Of
the other, is no less decided.
1--WE encounter knots of men at olmo,t every co,.
ner' some of whom on both sides, say they Will
hsh' while others declare they prefer to do all ,h.,
business up by proxy. The organs Of the oppO,.
inc factions are full Of FIRE."
L. 5. Half past one o'cloek-Tbe State an.
'hor''ies have ordered large quantity Of ball car.
tr'dges, which are now being Manufactured IN m.
City. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
AUCTION SALES
By LANCASTER, DENNY a co.


"o LARGE AUCTION SALE.
w close sondry eonsisnmen,s. We will ali =,
OF this month, Apri '"e i'th day
D" 10 iO",OOO lbs OF Bacon. ineuding nil anal
ues, part OF which Is Family Bacon. en-.
hams, sides and shoulders $40
iOo Kegs and bbis of Lard
~ hhds hne old Baltimore Wbi,k.v
io' bois OF old Whskey of various hand.
ao par! year, old, and very superior
~ ools Isle of Wight Apple Bsandy. pur,
and some to 6 years old p''
bhls Isle Of Wight Peacb R,,,s.
pipes Holland Gin
nall pipes Cocnac Brandy
-, lOo dozen Cotton Leading L,n..
10000 lbs Seine Irvine
1000 Carpet Warp
Io,.on arms, assorted, from Nos n 10
~ Oaies No and Cznaburgx
Sd bbs No North Carolio, U.,
Country and Town Merchant, are 80, &c;
attend, as no doubt great bargains NAV ne bsd 70
iEkMS-S5O end under, cash; over ssa
not exceeding 500, 90 days; 500 and un1,rdu
months-ior approved negotiable p,net tn,
terms OF sale will be strictly adhered to-
WoMBLE Sc DEANE.
LANCASTER, DENNY & CO. Amen,
ap dtds W., Aucu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots. Shoes. Trunks e,,k.. e.

WE lasc tbs occasion 70 invite the attention Of eoun
-, w hcishah's ani Purchasers, generally fo onr
hp mia assortment Of Boots, Shoes TTuoks A. wiz.
We hayo inst received from the com
pf'ns We believe almost every style and 1slity in "a,
ifaic, aud which We determined TO sell !, L., ~
cheap az s"os Of corresponding quality can he bonch n
snY 1hbng House in Virginia, baltimore Phiadeioba az
New YORK To cash Purchasers We shall o0.T lie ycy
strongest Inducements 10 buy. ~ w
api1 No. q H., 10,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13

NEW No Clipped IIerrinss-ior sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
From The Philadelphia Inquirer, ApuII
TROIIRI Ar lI,y.

Al HAVANA.
~ by the hatcher. at New OrIean, from H.-
, we 'ea'n lha'he British steamer Toy arrived
~ havana and the person having charge Of tho
~. "ra"' refusing to give it up, he was imprisoned
nc British Consul had sen, to the Admiral of the
"eS' India Squadron, for force adequate to .fee,
his release. 'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-13
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.

meeting OF the President and Dreetors of the Rieh
mond ffcdenckshurx ami Potomac Railroad I,o,nn,.
ny, on The 10th day Of March, 1872 f
1900, ihal the following reductions ia the mites Of
rissh between Redmond add certain points on liz. toi
pc and hey are hereby, to take eject
IRON The lJti day Of Aptil nest-Viz.
~ cram One cent pes hundred pounds from Fre,ie
nan and third Turnout. aud two cents from
LOUISA H.. TTevillian's aud GuT lonsvlls.
"a atghr-I~o cents per barrel from GordonsviIle
~ sIn-iSo cents per sack third Turnout, four
cths 10 iouis1 Courthouse. cents To- VILLAIN a.
ten cents TO GofdonsviIe. y "
I'm bssE Pork AMI FTsh-Per barrel 2I cents 10 Fret.
nek. Van cents 10 third Turn OUT cents 10 Ious,
Courthouse, y censio Trevlsna and rs cents 20 Co.,
""ns'',e' q. W. MACMURDO,
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