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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-15
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Joseph Woods 90 Foreclosure .,
Peck & Dearing. Mortgage.
I'D Y an Order from A. P. Butler, one
LID of The Associate Judges Of said State.
shall proceed 10 sell al EdgefieId Court
House, on The first Monday in December
next, in the above stated case, the follow
ing property. viz: all that tol or parcel of
laud lying and being in the town of Ham
burg, in the dislrict aforesaid, on Coying-
ton street, running back one hundred and
eighteen feet. fronting Two hundred and
thirty feeet, made up of four original lots,
No. 1923. 324, 325 and 326, where Joseph
Woods formerly lived. Also. one other
lot onDMarket-slreet, No. Sc, fronting AZ
feet, more or less. Also, one other lot or
parcel of Land on Market, street, fronting
forty feet. running back two hun
dred feet, TO Mercer street, said to be No.
So.
The above property was sold on The first
Monday in May, on credit Of Eve months.
and is now offered for sale, under the a
foresaid order of the Court, at the risk of
the former purchasers, who have failed 10
comply With the terms of sale. Terms
Cash. S. CHRISTIE, S. E, D.
Nov. 16. lS43 So IS 3l42
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~ Office.

1NVUkSCs
XNTILL BE SOLD, at The late resi-
w dence of Nicholas Lowe, deceased,
on Tuesday the 9Th day OF December next,
all the real estate of said deceased, consist
ing Of
T5UO Tracts of Ede7s6l,
part OF each in fine state Of cultivation,
with all the necessary buildings. situate
upon the great thoroughfare leading from
Hamburg to Abbeville Court House, long
known as good country stand for husi-
ness, on credit Of one and two years.
ALso-A fine stock Of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, &c
Sheep,
Plantation Tools, Household & Kithen
Furniture, and the present crop Of Corn,
Fodder, Wheat and Oats, on credit Of
twelve months. Further terms made
known on The Idav Of sale.
A. LOWE,
LITTLETON A. BROOKS,
Executors.
Noy. S 4t Al
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S5 NEGROES :

The most of which are very likely, and
amongst them are very good Plantation
Smith and Shoemaker, and rough Car
penter.
ALSO.
The stock OF Horses and Mules, Cattle,
Sheep, and Hogs, and the present crop,
consisting of about sixty bales Of Cotton,
some twelve to fifteen hundred bushels Of
Corn, forty or fifty stacks of Fodder, seve-
raj stacks of Oats, Plantation and Black
smiths Tools, &c.
Tcrms of sale will be, for all Gums Of
and under Ten dollars cash. all over Ten
dollars, credit OF twelve months.
Purchasers giving note with approved
securities. w. BRUNSON,
D. BRUNSON. Ex'rs.
Nov. IS. 1S43. 5,42
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OS T6CeiNCU, dnu Ou tuo way ohoS'
% from the Manufactures at the North, and
from England, handsome and well assorted
stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
Unsurpassed by any establishmentin in the South
ern country, which we offer for sale RhoLesale
or Retail, at second door (hrick building) from
the corner of Centre and Mercer-streets. We
also have heavy invoices on the way from Eu'
rope in the ship Triton. Among our articles
American, English and Swedes IRON, assort'
ed sizes,
Sauderson's best Cast STEEL,
American, German and English Steel OF all
sizes, and sorts. Bistered and Spring Steel,
Band, Sheet, and Hoop Iron, assorted sizes,
Cut Nails, 2,o 40d, Spikes to in, Wrought
Nails, all sizes,
Cast Steel aud Crown Hoes.
Lead Collins Axes, Adzes, Cbisels g. Gonses,
Mill Irons, full assortment.
Anvils, Vices, Improved plan) Smith Bellows
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wagon Boxes, Trace Chains, Wood Screws,
Pots, Bake and Frying Pans,
Table Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket
Knives,
Mill, cross cut hand and tenant Saws,
Locks and Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
Hammers,
Coffee Mills, Gridirons and Augurs,
Grindstones, Manila and Cotton Rope ! to
inches,
Spades and Shovels, Ploughs, Log Chains
Guns.
With general assortment of all other arti
cles belonging in our line, which will be sold
low by
HENKELL G. ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Novr.S If AZ
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COMM mePcial.
[BY TIE BRITANNIA AT Bosrosl

By TIE BRITANNIA AT BOSTON
LIVERPOOL, Oct. lS.
Prices rose about Id per Ii. between
the date of our last accounts and the 18th
inst since the 18th The demand both
speculative and for consumption has a
good deal subsided, and prices have had
downward tendency; which has been
confirmed by The accounts from the Uni
ted States 10 the 1st Oct. received here
this morning.
Sales on the 18th, 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Got. l9.
Alter business hours yesterday, 1000
ID. changed bands at decline Of fully
I'd per lb. To day thclmarket opens with
little animation, and we look to prices
going lower.
HAvRE, Oct. IA.
The continued favorable adyices from
Liverpool have created an unexpected
activity Of demand for Cotton in our mar
ket, and prices have advanced materially.
The Trade are buying cautiously but
speculaors have operated largely under
the impression iba, your crop is 10 be a
small one. Should their expectation on
this point fail, we may have a; complete
reaction; every thing therefore depends
on the actual yield Of your CROP"
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Another Princess. is not The
only Princess in England, who is "doing
the state some service" Princess Chris
toPhe of Hayti, aged sirteen. gave birth
TO daughter just before the last steamer
sailed. She is said to be as "black as The
ace Of spades"
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Administrators Sale.

EPY permission Of the Ordinary Of this Dis
LID trict. will sell at the late residence of
Mrs. Rhoda Dooliule, decd, on SCOTS road,
near Col. Holmes, on Thursday the 9TH day
of December, the following property, belong
ing TO the said estate, consisting of Nine Ne
groes; stock of Horses, Cattle, and Hogs;
Farming Utensils, Corn, Fodder, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms of sale twelve months credit. the pnr-
chaser giving note with two approved securi-
ties.
EDWARD R. DOOLITTLE.
Administrator.
Novr. Is 81 AZ
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
William Mier, ell. al.
vs.. , Attachment.
Henry Dennis.
PY. An order from The Cour, Of Com
AD mon Pleas, 10 the above stated case
| shall proceed 10 sell, at the Edgefeld
Court House, ON the FIRST Monday and
Tuesday in December next, the following
properly, viz:
Three bags of Coffee. three stands o
Coffee, Is bundles of Factory thread
two pieces of boxes ofTohacco, and vari'
ous other articles not mentioned.
Terms, Cash:
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
Nov. Is So 25 81 AZ
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A wet silk handkerchief, tied wilhouI
folding over the face, is. it is said, COM
plete security against sufocation from
smoke; itpermits free breathing and at the
same time excludes the smoke from The
lungs. 1t has been effectually tried.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

pY OLIVER TOWLEs, Esquire
I'D Ordinary of Edsefeld District.
Whereas, James A. Cegg, hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chat,les, rights
and credits Of Campbell Clesg, late Oft he
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
isl all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors Of The said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District to be holden at Edge
field Court House on the 9Th instant,
10 show cause. if any. why the said Ad-.
ministration should not be granted. y \.
Given under my hand and seallhis 18th
day ofNovember, one thousand eightbun-
dred and forty three, and in the sixty-eisht
year of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
Nov. Is, [S2 l21 b AZ
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Copper in The Human body.-A paper
was recently read before the French Aca.
DENY, TO prove the existence Of copper
in the human body. in its nominal state.
1t was known before that there is no lack
Of brass in many human faces, and this
copper possibly explains the reason why
come are green.
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MYM ENEAE.
" The siLken tie that binds t,oo oiuing hsa,
MARRIED

On Thursday evening the 3lst ult., by the
Rev. Stewart Hauckle, the Rev. EDWARD
REED, of Grahamvile, TO Miss JULIA, eldest
daughter of Major B. M. Blocker, Of this Dis.
,rict.
On Thursday evening the 2ud inst, by the
Rev. Dr. F. G. Thomas, Mr.. nj. w. COLEMAN,
10 Miss JANE Ro1AsAH, daughter Of Captain
George Marshall, all ofAbbevllle District.
Bright are the beams of the morning sky,
And sweet the dew the red blossom sips;
But brighter by far is dear womans eye,
And sweeter the dew on her lips.''
"Dum vivimus Vivamus."
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ST.ATE or s. C.AROL.N.A,

SIHIE OF y. COHHOLlJPU1,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of Edge6eld District.
Whereas, Startling Freeman, bath ap-
piled TO me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chatels,
rights, and credits Of John Bussey, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
sh all and singular the Kindred and credi-
tors of The said deceased, to be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District TO be holden at Edge
field Court House on the 9th Of November
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of Novr. one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty three, & in the six,y-eighth
year of American independence.
o, TOWLES o. F.. D.
Novr. Is, 1s43. [s2 12] 2l 40
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Head Quarters.
1st DlvIsoN, S. C. MILITIA,
Edge6eld, Novr. 8, 1S43.

IT H. CRESWELL, w. B. THOMP-
Cd SON, and WIN. A. HARRIS, having
been appointed and commissioned Aides.de.
Camp to the Major General, g. NJ. R. SMITH,
Division Paymuster, each with rank of Ma
jor, will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order of Maj. Gen. NJ. L. BONHAM.
]. L. ORR,
Division Adjt. Gent.
Novr. Is 81 AZ
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Notice.

A Ii persons having demands against the
"A estate of Elizabeth Garrett, decd, are
requested to present them in due form to the
subscriber, and those indebted to the said es
tate are hereby required to make payment with
out delay.
THOMAS GARRETT,
Executor.
Novr. Is n ~
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CHARLESTON. Nov. IL.

CHARLESTON, NOV. IL.
Cotton.-The last weeks receipts Of
Uplands amount to 1868 bales-viz: by
Rail Road 1882, by Water 4,5I9, and
by Wagons 645 bales. Exported in same
time 7,427 bales, leaving on hand a ship
ping stock Of 1904 bales exclusive of
1899 on shipboard mol cleared; of which,
44l9 for Foreign and $50 for Northern
ports. The market on Saturday las', the
first day of our week, proved 20 be very
active-the operations on that day having
amounted to 1869 bales, the asking rates
of the previous week appearing to be some.
what easier obtained by sellers than few
days before. On Monday, as well as on
the three following days, the demand was
less active and rather irregular, but with
out change in prices; both holders and
purchasers being in daily expectation of la
ter news by The Britannia appeared more
careless of operating. The daily sales
during the four days were as follows: On
Monday S46; Tuesday $50; Wednesday
$50; and Thursday 1000 bales. Yesler-
day morning the anxiously expected ac-
counts by the Britannia were received al
rather lale hour, from Liverpool 10 the
18th. and from davre to the 18th ullimo.
From both markets, the advices appeared
10 be looked upon as more favorable than
those previously received, and pretty
active demand. in consequence was met
by holders, as we understood from some
al 4 cent advance on former rates; although
Others did not claim an advance, but sta.
ted TO us ,ha. they had only realized their
asking prices of the day previous to the
accounts and which they were enabled
then to obtain. The sales amounted 10
2L2l bales-makiug the total sales Of the
week Sl65 bales, at prices ranging from
s l-8 1-2.-Mercury.
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NOTICE,
A LII persons having demands against
N the estate of Charles Nix, are requested to
present them in due form to the subscribers,
and those indebted TO the said estate are requir.
ed to make payment without delay.
EBENEZER CHAMBERLAIN,
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
administrators.
Nov. 6, l843 ztf Al
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State of South Carolina. :
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Thomas j. Hamilton,
10 Foreclosure
John B. Hamilton and Of Mortgage
Joseph Cosnaham.
PY Virtue of Mortgage in the above
LID stated case, | shall proceed TO sell, at
Edgeield Court House, on the first Mon
day in December next, two negroes, viz:
Leak aud Priscilla. Terms Cash.
S, CHRISTIE, 8. E. D.
Nov. Is Isl SOY 3t AZ
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Six Tracts of Land,

Notice.
A LII persons having demands against
IN the estate of John Turner, late OF this Dis
trict, dec,d.. aIerequested TO hand them in pro-
perly attested. accordingto law. and all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
Nov. 8 If al
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Firemen Attention
THVHE Members ofthe PALMETTO FIRE
IL ENGINE COMPANY, are requested to
meet at o'clock on Saturday next. at the En-
CINE House, for Drill and Exercise.
BY order Of the President
8. F. GOODE, Secretary.
Novr. Is 1t AZ
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CotuMBiA, November, 8.

Cotton.-This article sill comes in rath-
er sparingly; but the market is Iolerably
brisk and active for such supply, and
prices have advanced 3 to j a cent since
our report of last week. We now quote
them, for new Cotton, at 7a cents,
extremes, though strictly choice Io,
would command u; most sales at "a 10 70
cents.-CaroLiniun
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Curry & Caver, } Declaration
ps. in Foreign attach
B. 8. Miller, ment.
William cuny~ II. Declaration
Henry C. Carter. \ f",asn men.. A
Jared E. Groce,~ Declaration
ps. q. tn Foreign attach
The Same. Il ment.
Curry g. Caver,> Declaration
ps in Foreign attach,
The Same. ment.
William Curry, Declaration
us. "A in Foreign Attach-
The Same. mcnt.
Jared E. Groce, CO, Declaration
The same. and in Foreign Anaeh-
Benjamin s. Miller| ment.
Curry & Caver,, Declaration
ps Tn Foreign Attaeh-
John w. Carter ment.
B. w. Groce, Declaration
os. in Foreign Attach
The Same. ment.
w. Curry. Declaration
us. tn Foreign attach
The Same. ment
]. A. Hibler, Declaration
ys. }in Foreign attach
Hiram N. Wilson, Agent men,.
Israel Bond, for the use Declaration
Of the same, Ds. }in Foreign attach
The Same. ment.
FNyHE Plaintiffs in the above cases, having
IL this day filed their declarations in my Of.
fee. and the defendants having no wife or Ut
torney, known TO be within this State, oil whom
copy of said declaration, with rule to plead
can be served: 1t is ordered, that the said defen-
dant do plead to the said declaration, within a
year and day from the publication of this or
der, or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded against them.
GEO. POPE, C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Nov. 6, l843. 1y AZ
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Land for Rent.
Noy. S

Land for Rent.
THE Subscriber will offer for Rent, TO
IL the highes, bidder, at the house Of
Mrs.. SIrom, (wthin three quarters of
mile of GiIgal Churcb,) on Saturday the
18th inst.
Six Tracts of Land,
containing in the whole about sixteen hun
dred acres Of excellent land, belonging to
The estate of VIM. Strom, Sen'r. decd.
The main body of The land lies on Tur-
key Creek, aud is admirably adapted TO
the growth of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, and
every variety of small grain. Five of the
tracts have comfortable dwellings and ne
cessary out buildings. The fencing of the
whole are in ,olerabie good order. There
is a portion of woodland attached to each
tract. Further particulars Of the land will
be given on the day Of renting.
WILLIAM STROM.
Administrator.
Novr. s q Al
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American & English
WlYa6f2r6ga.e fzaaG G2EE[e2.l.

lust received, and ON the way, direct
% from the Manufactures at the North, and
from England, handsome and well assorted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-18

JAcoB SHlrMAS, who has for several years acted as
agent FOR the bank and brokers' in conveying funds
between this city and New York, is among the missing
He started en- Wednesday evening for the latter city,
and il is stated, went far Trenton, when he OBJ
timed horse and vehicle, and returned TO this city,
and paid FIVE dollars to take the vehicle back TO
Trenton. He took passage at the depot for Plsbnrg
under the OF Johnson and il said took the pre-
caution TO send boy 10 the Office 10 inquire The name
Of the gentleman who last took his passage Answer IVES
given that it Mr.. johnson This, it 10 surmised.
done TO ascertain whether he had been recognized
not. II IS reported Tia. he brought from New York
on Tuesday about S2o,o9o in French gold, TO deposit
the Mint, to be rc-coned which he did not do and
which, with The money belonging TO brokers and
others in Philadelphia which he had in his possession,
is estimated a. from $4,000 TO SlO0, 600.
The Journal of Commerce says: He was noticed by
the Conductor TO Trenton, but not afterwards
When the cars arrived here, there ticket not
accounted Tor, which is supposed 10 have been his
Quite number of letters, forwarded by him. several
of them containing bank bills, were received by the
morning mail from Philadelphia, that they must have
gone back from Trenton Philadelphia by the train Of
the evening from New York. II does not appear
from the letters received, from the expectations
of parties here, that he had much money with him;
perhaps not 0G0 besides what has come to hand
10 letters.
The alarm given at Trenton yesterday and The
water of tho canal would be drawn off this morning, TO
determine whether bis body had been thrown into it
Phil Sentinel, April :.
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ID EM0yED opposite side the street, and facing the
III franklin Hotel, John EarIeys Old sand, South side Of
Main, I'd house from Governor street.
We would opportunity thanking the public fol-
favos received years. II not our design at first
through the but TO do by giving sa
tisfacon who upon which we consider far pefera
e any as and Of which We are glad TO know has
been almost universal.
IL our design to pursue the nj this time, and fol
the future All goods that do not please In cost quail
ty it, Color make fashion, otherwise can be returned and
the money efnaed-proyided the shall not have been
worn We have NJ time large stock IL not larger than
any in the State in our line of business and would respectfully
anime for HIMSELF prices not pronounced rs low Of
than any in the city, shall very much deceived
We have Cloth Coats S2 while others charge gig FOR maxim:
and trimming the customer furnishing the clo and pants ~
tina; sold Sill aud Vests Shirts Drawers sndksehes
kinds and qualities and other articles usually kept by Cloth
ies Of which WE are determined sell low for cash. and
quest the public and whether they want to buy or not
~ - J. BRANNAN & co.
Tn 1910 36-wlys
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IMPORTANT FROM ST.. DoMINGo.-The Revolution
coasumnatcd. The brig Orchilla, Harding, master
ten days from the port OF Jacnel, ST. Domingo, rived
yesterday.
Thus vessel brought papers, but learn verbally
that President Boyer had taken flight and left The Ia
land completely in The possession of The insurgents
On the l1th nl:inlo, Boyer had taken refuge for the
time, on board al English man OF war-hls immediate
destination supposed 10 be Jamaica. II presumed
that ne 81 President would be forthwith elected
Tae following is the proclamation OF President Boy
1s, abdcaling the Chief Mngsiracy Of the Island:
PoRT Az PRiScE, 18Th March, 1873
Gentlemen of the Councl:-Twenty- five years have
elapsed since called upon to fill the post OF Pre-
sident then made vacant by The death of Peton the
founder of the republic Since then have endeavor-
ed TO carry out his views of which had o. ell others,
the best opportunity of knowing.
| have endeavored, during my administration, to
conduct the affairs of Government, with strict atten-
ton TO economical management of It's finances In
proof of my labors this subject, there one
million Of dollars in reserve, besides nthe! funds, de-
posted in Paris, to the credit of the Government.
Recent events which do not desire To characterize,
have brought upon caamities which did not fore
See nor am prepared TO meet In this emergency,
deem it due to my dignity and honor make person
al annexation of the powers with which have been
clothed.
During my Presidency, have adopted the policy of
quelllng the discords and divisions that made Hayt
distracted and feeble Government. have lived to see
ndepe ndence of the nation acknowledged and lis
territory united; and now, in voluntarily Distressing
myself give another proof Of my desire to all
cause of discomfort and division.
In conclusion, | may add that wish Hayi 10 be as
happy as | stroye 10 render her.
(SiGned ROVER
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March Il

OCIST HILL FOR SALE.-The subscriber, having deter
IL mined the West, offers for sale, by private
the Tract of Land on which he lives seven miles North OF
Louisa Cont house, Of Hickory creek in healthy
agreeable nesborood and containing eight hundred and
twenty acres comfortable dwelling houses and other
say hoses good apple orchards and meadows The land Is
productive and well adapted the growth Of corn wheat oats
tobacco and clover There hundred and fifty
Of excellent grounds free from nnndaon AMI very poduc-
tve-an ample supply of wood aud timber 10 supply the in
Each field well watered, having faing springs and
branches said Of truth, that seldom such farm Is IN
market either in Louisa or the adjoining Counties
Reference Ellis Elicit, Richmond or tie SUBSCRIBER
JOHN ELLIS.
Louisa Dec. 90, 1912. 67-wtf
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DEALERS IN BOOKS IND STATIONERY,
RE now receiving supply Of SPRING GOODS selected
which comprises their usual variety Of Standard Publications.
every department ot Literature School and Classical Books OF
the npcved editions used IN me various Schools and AGA
denies in Virginia. Letter and Cap Writing Papers, from al
the manufactures the Uni:ed States I'm which article We
ofice Paper Wall Paper Bonnet Boards States &c,
Country Merchants invited 10 examine our Stock before
will make It 10 their advantage buy of TIE
Of the House will always End complete Stock to select from
and npon our usual accommodating terms.
Book Binding in all varieties executed in tie best
A supply of Blank Books always on hand
SMITH, DRINKER L MORRIS,
late
SMITH & PALMER
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the distraction and embarrassment of international po-
cy all over the civilized world only that the govern
ment which it up may, under the guse OF pr.n
ciued oppos,ion 10 sauery, avail itself of the oPportu-
nily thus afforded of making siarcsts time, 'noee1'
,ha, the truth should be known in the premises. we
shall probably return to this important subject again