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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

Sdrat.-The United States Ship Yin
eennes. Captain Buchanan, arrived q: Pen.
sacola Oh The s3d inst, III IL days from
Vera Cruz-ofiicers and crew all well.-
The Ga-ette Of that place remarks:
We learn that Commodore Stewart,
Commanding the Home Squadron. On being
informed that The second payment tn he
made by the Mexican Government tunder
the la,e Convention between The United
States and Mexico) would be in Vera
Cruz about rhe 20,h Of August. promptly
despatched the Vinceupes 10 that place Tor
the purpose olreceiving and conveying the
money TO The UniIed States; buI on The
arrival Of the ship at that port, i, was as
ceriaiued that an arrangement had been
entered into by Gen. Thnmpsnn, our
Minister at Mexico, with the Messrs. Har.
sous, ol Vera Cruz. To ship the funds in
their packers for New York u; The expense
Of the claimants.
This arrangement. il is understood, e1-
tends 10 The whole indemnity yet remain
ing unpaid. each insIalmenl being paid
quarterly during The ensuing five Years.
The conduc;a with the money. amount
ing to Sl4D.0O0 reached Vera Cruz. OH
the 2l inst. The specie wus placed i'll
the house of the Mrssrs. llnrgous. where
i, remained WHEN The Einccnur, sailed,
bu, was !" DO shipped The next day on
board The BRIG Pe,crsbursh for New Yurk,
TO sail on The I2ih inst.
Capt. Buchanan we are informed, offer
ed to convey this tn"uey In the l. STATES
free Of charge to the claimants. he being
Of opinion lbu, by the terms Of the treaty.
all expense attending its transportation
from the city Of Mexico To the United States
were provided for Ly lhe Mexican Govern
rnent; hts proposition was mol accepted.
by reason Of the arrangement made by
Gen. Thutnpsnn, and snncrinned. as it is
said. 10y Mr.. Spencer. the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
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Whitehall, .A5bevilI.. Oc, >, l.;
Lama aog sale.

FEynE Sun.c,'bcr wli oii,I al Public Sale.
At tie house cf A!r.. Siyo,;,s. (wlthn
threc quarters ui ,nile OF EiisaI Church.
On Monday tie Both msmai.
Sixteen hundred acres OF excellent land. be.
longing 10 The Esluie OF William Slro:n. Scn'r..
d.craseL Tile main body "i the. l,ud lies IN
Turkey Creek. aud is admirably adapted TO
the g,ow,i, ol Cotton. Corn Wheat, aud every
variety of small gram. The land is lald oiF in
six different lrncis, each tract have good com.
Portable Dwellings, aud every Other necessary
Oh: buildings. The fencing generally arg all in
rolerahe good order. There is a portion OF
Woodland attached To zach tract. Persons de.
sirous OF purchasing viii, no doubt, wish 10
call end examine for themselves. previous 10
,,r day Of sale
Terme -1'hc above tracts will be sold on n
credit of our and TWO years. Purchasers will
be required to give notes, with two approved
securities.
WILLIAM STROM.
administrator.
Oc,7. 1si3 3, 81
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.CuAnLE,rox October :

SuhHLENTbN o'iDUc' 4.
Co!ton.-The Uplaod marker has pre-
scued nn new feature since The publica-
iion of our sem:.weekly report Of Wednes.
day last. except 'ha, az increased degree
Of angor has perrad-d the marker; and
the operations since that time. as in The
early part ofihc week, have in sorno in
Stances heen in favor of the buyer. No
positive reduction. however. in prices can
hr recor,lcd.as there were those throughout
the week who would not sell, unless Al,
The rates quoted in our report Of the 30th
ultl'io; and oa particular grades these
rates " ere maintained. The marker YES.
terdny was quiet, and i, will probably
remain Sc until advices shall reach us
from the o,her side. or holders wi cou-
sent 10 n reduction, as prr.en, prices 10
nct suit the views Of purchasers. IN the
meantime IL will be seen thai our STOCK
is nn the increase. heius nnw S0Sl bales.
Of which 55l6 bales have hcen received
during the week FIs' closed-and in The
same Time 2766 bales have changed hands.
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

Mr.. Biadt..-rhe Philadelphia Gazslie
says" Mr.. Nicholas 3iddle Is Wing dan
gerouslyilla al his country house. Andalusia.
The account hich We have received j.
that he had been unable TO sleep. and thus
his slckn ness was increased. hui thai at last
he has becn emabled 10 obtain rcpusr.
which is favourable symptom, Mir. Bid
die has a robust constitution. and on that
his friends found their hopes Of bis re-
cu7ery."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
State of South Carolina.
.EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Pf OLIVER TONLES. Esquire
~ Ordinary of Edsefeld District.
Whereas. LI'leberry I'reema an hath ap-
piled to me for Letters Of Administration.
de bouI' non, on all and singular the good
and chat'els, rights and credits Of John
Taylor, late o: .he District aforesaid, de-.
ceased.
These arc. therefore. 10 cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
,'ots OF the said deceased. to be and appear
before me, al our ueXI Ominary's Court
for The said Di-ric, To be holden at EDGE.
field Court tlonsc on the 25rh day OF Octr.
to show cause. il any. why the said Ad.
m'nIs'rution should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal This 9Th
day OF October. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three, ond in the si,ty.cight
year OF American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. y. D.
Oc'. II [s2 lal 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

Charleston Ladies We see i, stated
in an appeal for mid on thai par' of the
Ladies Gnrmenl Society of Char'esro
that during the las, fall aud winter. they
distributed anous the necessllous poor,
upwards o, eight hundred yards Of launel
and six hundred yards Of homespun.
These we suppose were made INTO gar
ncnls and distributed in that farm; no.
bile charity. juiiciously bcsloSed.-Co
luubid Planter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Ehge6rld District.
Whereas. Samrel Cartledse hath ap-
piled TO nn Em Letters of Administration
OIL all aud singular The good and dchatels.
rights. mud credits Of Richard Hardy, late
of the District afuresaid. deceased
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admon
ish NIL and singular the kindred and credi-
.ors Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me. a, our next Ordinary's Cour
for the said Districl 10 he holden al Edge
field Court House on the 2J,h Of Oclober
nexl. 10 show cause. IL any. why the said
Administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th
day Of Oclr. one Thousand eight hun
drcd aud forty three, 4 in the sixty. eighth
year of American independence.
D. TOWLES. o. Z. d.
Ocu. II, 1913. ts2 l2l 2, 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
q B Ut u a TX n.

Died AT his residence in this district. on Fri
day the 18th ult. Mr.. EZEKIEL BRoApwArER.
in the Fiitie,h year Of his age The di-ease
ceased had heen laboring for number OF years
Under chronic affection Of the stomach, and
when seized with this dreadful malady il up-
pearcd TO battle all medical skill, and after
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

rlrc.2Ths Grcenrille Hosntsinesr ofthc 6ra
inst. states, that the Thrasher aud Gin House
Of Edmund Waddill Esqr.. was, with large
quantity of straw and chatT, and abou, one hun.
drrd barrels Of unshucked corn. destroyed by
Ere On the nigh, previous. Mr. w resides
ubnu, two miles from The village Of Greenvie.
The loss is estimated at or $500. and the lire
supposed to have been the work Of an incen'
diary.
The same paper states, iha: negro man
belonging to the Widow Green, three miles
from Greenvilie. was run over by pnii OF
oxen attached 10 car, on Saturday the 30th
u,,, and almos, Instantly killed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
YosKv,LLE. October {

Fire.--A Fire broke out about O'clock
ou Monday III: last. which consumed the
Stable, Carriage House aud + colder House
Of Janes jeacrys, Esq. ofthis Village.
Tie loss es,i,nntcd al four OF five hundred
dollars. There appears 10 he little doGbI
hui it was the work Of au iueendiary.-
Miscellany.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

10 TIE Philadelphia Parers state there has
been serious Negro riots Of late u. Lewiston.
Pa. On Sunday night, the hoalmen assem-
bfcd in considerable numbers and attacked The
Dnr, of the town in wl,icl. the negroes reside.
In order to disperse the rio,ers. the shc''f'
found i, necessary to order oat two companies
of volunteers, who scattered the mob aud cap
cared six rins leaders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
.Jusl GpclaiMg.
Merchant Tailor Shop,

Merchant Tailor Shop,
UspER THE SCPEHIsrEsp.ScE OF
var. G.. W. DICKINSON.
(Silev's Corner. HdNBURG, S. c.
NKJHERE Clothes will he made 10 Meas
Wv ure. no, Inferior IN Style aud Work.
mans!ip, to any Shop in The Southern Country.
Tie Siock Consists o.
French. American and West Of Eng!and
Rroua Cloths and Beaver Clothn,
of all the fashionable aud durable colors, and
oi every price and quality.
Buckskin Cassinercs, blk and fancy coo-ed,
Wnoldyrd do hgureI and plain.
Paris diamond and iis'd FrcWh Cassimere.,
Silk. Satin and Velvet tESTlNGS,
Plain and Figured do.
Quilted Ncrino. rich Persian and Cashmere
Se-:insS
Mnrseillrs. Swanslown AMI Valencia Ees,ings.
An of which. will be sold hy the Pattern. oi
made up to uca sure. warranted 10 III, o. no sale
ALSO.
Stocks. Sraris. Crasats CIlva. StiiftnerS,
Iso-"u-. Collar. I,oves. Su-PerLrrs'
Pocket iiaGhscrchicIs.
Merino and Cotton Shirts. Drawers. Hose,
Torelh-r with general assortment Of
Thurs Trimmings, HhOio~ie or RetaR.
wv EETCHtM 81 CO.
Hamburg. Oct q l-l3. 10. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
From ihe Temperance .Adroea.e.
THE COLLEGE.

The season for The renewing the cxer.
cises Of orr College ba, again rolled round.
Il is always tiirc of ami alton with us.
in Columbia. We feel happy To see our
yonng friends again. aud rejoice TO know
they are still determined To travel on. with
alacri,y, the pathway TO literary fame and
usefulness. We bail the annual return OF
sheir brIsh, faces. their buoyant steps. and
their merry Shouts Of hilari'v-and, ye,
sometimes, in the very act of Welcoming
them back again. nu involuntary sadness
steals over us. when we belhink Us OF the
probable destiny Of some of these protnis
Ing youns men. Yes, generally, the mos,
promising; for, he Of mos, generous i'm
pulse. seu,lesi heart aud most unsuspeci.
ipg nature, is too ot,en the first decoyed, 10
his rain, by the shares and traps. and gind,
spread out for his unwary feet. But. we
trust, there will be 40 ricImS. for the fu-
iurc. Purified as nur College has been Of
iufideii,y, inrenrhed. as we rrusl il will be.
by vigorous Temperance Society, sneely
il will frow q defiance at any machinaiion,
OF the enemy TO break down the food gates
OF virtue, that hail be erected for the de-
fence Of those that have rish 10 expect
its guardianship aud protection; yes. vigi.
lance aud supervision, not Indifference und
exposure. our people have right 10 expect
TO be extended from The College TO its
youthful inmates, consigned, with psrental
anxiety. to its fostering cure. 10 no way,
the veriest sccptic will allow, can this be
SO eG'eclualiy accomplished, as by raising
UP on high The mighty bnlwarks Of Relis-
ion and Temperance. in the defence.
We hope. soou, TO hear Of au efficient
effort being made, by both Faculty und
Students, for vigorous reorsanization Of
abe College Temperance Society," aud. oh,
that our hearts may be sladdened ere
long. with The news Of a mighty revival Of
true and vital Christianity, within those
classic and venerable walls Distinguished
as our College is, for its high literary
character, lei il be also. for the true Relig.
iou, and Morality then. wiIllhis lnuu,nin
send forth streams thall truly bless our
laud, and make glad our people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
Oc,7, 1Si3

~ The friends of .EGjos'
Y. Il. BACON, announce hin: rs q candidn,e
for the Office Of Clerk Of the Court, OF Edge
field District.
mlrS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
EHY.vl ENEMEI.
+" Tie siiken tic that binds ,rro uiliins hearts.
NJ AllRIED

On the 9Th ins, by the Rev. VI. VI. Abney.
Mr.. SAMUEL J"SEs, 10 Miss LucRErA Hurr.
MAN, both OF this district
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

Circu. Cemt.-The Cour, Of Common
Pleas. Judge Ward!aw presiding, com
menced its fail Term. at The Court House,
in this District. an yesterday. We be-
!ieye The Criminal Docket does not contain
G siuglo case involving the life of The priso-
ucr. A professional friend has kindly
promised to present US with any matters
Of iuteres, which may ,rauspire during
tie weck.--Cherau Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
Isa Ban krGaplcy.
Notice.
Notice.

Notice.
0N Mon'!ay the 2.tI, November next. viii
y hr sold ct thu promises, all that valuable
tract of Land. 'itnu,rd and lying on ilnrtiahor
Creek. and we'll know by The name Of Bhiie.
aaR The said place coninns onc ihuu-nnd
aud si,ry (IOG0) ucrrs FIVE hundred 500 acre.
OF which are III state Of nature, aud affords
an abundance oi timber. Or the place Their"
is n large and connodrons Dwelling. u fine
Store. Dnc,or shop. and everv necessary out
buildings. all in good repair. whitehall may
he r,caIed for al private sale. i! apr!yrd 'Or im
meda,eIy. p. IL. AHHE:
For Mrs ". Z. Edlnards.
Whitehall, A5bevilIs. Dc, 5. 81
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Final Notice.

A LII Pcrsons indebted 10 the Subscriber.
"A on Notes and Accounts due III nv old
business. whirh expired the ist January. lsi3.
are Irrcby notified that longer indnlnence cam
no, be given. B. PlttsLEi.
Edyef.ld. Oct 10. lS43 tf3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

O Notice IL hereby given,
that mend gong 10 The City Of Augusta,
Georgia in few days. for the purpose
OF 'ransacl'us business. aud shall leave INV
Family. and also my Agent. DR.. Thomas
II. Pa'ieon. who will answer TO any suit.
that may he Instituted against me. during
ms ao%pcs.
ISAAC T. HEARD.
Oct 10, 1913 # 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
UNPARALLELED Ev.1UCE.WE.v'TS.
Read and reflect! slaen decide for yourselves!
CEEAsSB. .EiS SANFORD.
NET CASH STORE The same B%dns Iol)
lands and
HE and approaching Season amo.g Which may b. found
Eas DAD GLD.rt.sEs sASSIEsgAsSS s. V5SEGEYESa
Wool dyed Black Blue Olive and Gren Brown and mixed Cloths
PRINTS, DLANS, ROMBAZiNEs, ALPACCAS SHEETLNGs, &.
nsof
nnnd Plain Plaid and Striped
Shnrs
ain Lnc,a.B -
<
eut
land Nerno
Hosiery Wandkerchicfs
ThenbT pby in
New York. which will be sold
and The "ni"g Districts and desiring
i'll Purchasers respectfully invited 10 CALL
selves
Hamburg
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NEW AND CHEAP HOOKS,
Received 9Th May by
SMITH. DRINKER 4 MORpIc


VIE lawyer his character and Holy Life; by Edward
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g eoeeon OF their songs and poetry by George Borrow late
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MIS- washington Potts AMI Mrs Smith Tales by Mrs Leslie
Military operations Cabu ended in the destruction of
the British Army, January ls42 Journal Of Imprisonment
in Anganstan, by Lieut.. " Eyre
foeea Remains OF the late Davidson collected and
arranged by her mother with biography by sedgwck the
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Also. the following numbers Of the cheap editions:
NO with plate Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary of
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Tssss OF sussoRrrosTo City subscribers $500 per Yea,
and Tor shorter period when by mail so-payab. In
all CASES. In advance.
ApvrHrrs-fof hheen lines or leo. insertion rs cents
TWO insertions ~ is three Insertions 81 so; every
Ing insertion II cents.
Transient advertisers pay n advance.
he number Of Insertions OF Advertisements the
Ms OF they win be Inserted stopped and char
ed accordingly por Orders stop In writing
Annual Advertiser charged ESQ 30 Inca and m TIA,
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hns' except Aueiioneers and Lottery dealers who are CHARGED
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A CARD,
eoth May, fsfa.

2oth uny, fSf3.
TO those IA ram Of bargains ia Ner and Fa.
sh'onobfe DRY GOODS, Of superior quality
DAT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL..n
koUCH, BROOKS & HUDSON have Just
-. received their SECOND SUPPLY or STAPLE Ann
FANCY DRY GOODS ssaso. purchased ,.,h, a.. a., ~,
Jay On The most favorable terms in the Northern narke and
many al prices eefe Asf s,yes eer b,r, 49,. 80
:. % esr" and they ESTABLISHING rep,,,op
,e ns Reod sAH cheap oes be offered
~ VINO may avor them with cali They earnestly solicit an
examination oftsir in want Of Dry Go sesns
eonnaen,y that for ss sfy' and surpassed CJ
fHaHeJ by any IN the city and dk>r-f.f ana c,
e=s'irs' 70 sell CHEAP CASH a. any regular ho IN
Ihs following list eonprses pant Goods now on
DLEAciiED AND BROWN DoMEsTIcs DRIrIrNGs AND
COTTON oZNABURGs
' o ana eas embracing the approved styles from tho
Norefn and Virginia faeones-a widths from % inches TO
yau-and prees from yard to the best quality
ENGLISH FRENCH. SWISS and AMERICAN PRINrs-,soo
pee. upwards Of &c 900 yari embracing newest SYKES
Al DO p, 10. u and l6 nd finer
SILK GOODS
No Back Gro de Rhnes and Naeon Silks rich ,us,r. ,,B
yery heavy quality from IS 10 40 inches wild.
Superior plain ribbed and stripe sins % inches
Rich o"ere stripes plaid figured and change Sole Gaee
shs-rare and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured white satins
R'en printed Baorne Ba1OriOe Mu.ns SILKS and print
Ell Chuzans-new patterns
Rich neck cap and bonnet Ribbon.
Superior wed and plain handkerchief for gentlemen I,.
,, a-oi'nsni ana many new patterns
ram and inquired satin Nestngs silk scrves Sewing
Embfoidered silks Cardinals silk Nets Frnses for do
booaHnes gek Chaes Apaeha Lustres Parameta Cloths,
LACE GOODS
Isle and Thread Laees Insertnxs and EdRnzS
Males and other new style white and black Nets Cape-
CLOTHS, cAssNEREs AND GAMBRooNs.
ffeneh Cloths and single mill Casmeres
Medium and low price blue black invisible green Cloth.
Six warp Cashmaret- very quality
Gambroons from 30e. To 81 IS per yard.
Superior undessed Irish Linens Bansey sheetnr yards wide
backs &c Se- ma 20
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ nAaIfOnD, tONN.
Agency nat Richmond, virginia.


OF HARrfOHD, CONN.
Agency nat Richmond, virginia.
hiS company was Incorporated in the year
isiS with perpetual charter and Capital of goo, OOo
and insures against los damage by on dwelling o..
.nuiaeanns e.'aslshmsti- household furniture
Any o-s' which The Company r-que. taken At
'hi. agency VIII be adjusted with prompinde leralay
Applications for insurance olici.- may l
made % The subscriber wi fully appointed Agent Tor the
u. BALDWIN Agent
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
VIII lesaIc and Retail.
O WE take tins occasion again TO remind our friend.
and The public selling OF our ' e.
- lower than formerly. and 1 5 discrimination TO
CHANTS and purchaser. generally give a. can before ey
assuring te that no efforts wanting please
them in all respects Amongst the follow
FOR LADIES.
LADIES' ve superior French Morocco and Kid Slipper part Me-
Ladies very :PeIio, French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
Do hoe French Morocco and Kid Ba.kns
no 40 90 DO do Slipper. beautiful at 81
DO eoloured Morocco Slippers white and white sati, do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentemens Cakn Morocco Dre.- Boots Mle-
Do Calfskin Boots. I'd, Bird and 4th qualities
do low priced Pegged and Boots
DO very superior cafskn and Morocco Brogan- Miles
DO fine Krsin BrOsan. and s1oes assorted
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid slippers
10 do do do do Walking Shoes
Do do do do and sea-kn Boo,ee-
DO do do seaI-kin nd Leather Walking Shoe.
BOYS
Boys very fine Calfskis Brogans nd Shoes
DO do do Kp.kin do do
Do lined and bound pegxed and sewed Broean,
DO thick unbound pegged md ewed DO
WOMEN
"9 ON leather pesred and sewed welts. assorted
DO do do do Boots do
DO do hid and Morocco Slippers do
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound pegged and sewed Kip Broran.
DO do do do do Shoe.
DO thick unbound pegged and sewed Broean.
DO thick pegged and sewed Boot.
ALSO,
general assortment Of Boots and Shoes Al all p,iees
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks u
travelling Bags Vaoe and Letter Paper
wrapping Paper, Shoe Thread assorted Shoe brushes
mar trunks al sizes &c d. BURLINGTON A. CO.
o "holesaie and Retail Dealers n Boots. Shoes &C
-eP ~ Mansion Iiouse.
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BOLTON " HARRISON

Druggists & APothecRrieS, corner of Main and
Governor Streets, lbei0to the Eagle RHins)
ME Subscribers having opened their respectfully
- Offer % country merchants and others
ment Of Drugs, Chemicals Paints colours &c which
they will sell on the lowest
EPSON salts, Flour sulphur Camphor Maenesia SIENNA,
Mama. Castor Oil in bottles Soda for washing
Potash and Poarash. Salaraus,
Sah PeiTe. Jamaica Ginger Seiditz and Powders.
White Lead Linseed OIL Spirits Turpentine Copai vanish
Japan Narnish Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground velr
Blue and Green Neriier, Paris White, Dutch Pink.
Red Lead. Blue, Red and Yellow Faint Window Gass
Yellow Ochre, Rose Pink. Indian Red. Imperial Green,
for walls)
suph ouinnc Morphine &C with fun supply segars chew
ing ana smoking TOBACCO, snuh snufboxes, &c. mh7
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NEW FOULARD SILKS. s.,

NEW FOULARD SILKS Sc
usr received railway following desirable Cod.
a. Foulard Silks Of the latest importations
Rich Dress Silks. nd beautiful .tvl-.
Blk and blue blk watered Pou de Sol
Blk and blue blk Mauion I.urre
Bk and blue blk Balzonnes
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