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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-03
Cotton, Flolsv. Bacon, &c.
FSRUGs 81 RaEDICHNES.

THE Subscriber Keeps con-
.stan,ly cn hand, u fall and very
complete assortment ofthe most
choice FAMILY DRUGS aud
MEDICINES.
Physicians, who are in prac.
tica, will find it to their interest
to call and examine; al! articles
prepared by us are strictly ac-
cording TO the Dispensatory,
and warranted to be such, so rlIat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-03
DR. MAMPIONyl,S

VEGETABLE, ANTI-BIu1oUs, ANTi-DYsPEP-F
TIC PURIFYING AND cATHART1c PILLS,
Possessing four important properties, for the,
cure Of diseases, efuly and correctly combined,
one article 10 assist the effect of another, for the
benefit of the health of mankind H., 3
This medicine is recommendedto the atten-
tion Of those. afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Bilious habits, Costive-
ness, Cholera morbus, Rheumatism, Scrofula,
foul Stomach, ,depraved appetite, Worms, Con-
dialgea, (which is known by sinking sensa-
ton at the pit Of the stomach, Jnundice, Head.
che and sick stomach, palpltation of the heart,
Diarhna, Dysenery, or fux, Nervous afec-
tion, Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diseases arising from impure blood f;':1 2.
Price 25 cts. per box, and for sale by fii
FRAZIER g. ADDISON, ;ei3
Edgefdd C. IT., S. C.
RISLEY 81 CO. Hamburg, S. q.
HAVILAND, RISLEY, g. CO.
Aagusta, Geo. Z
Also; in nearly all ofthc towns and villages,
and by numerous country agents in all the I
Western and Southern States. -. s5
June % 6m % 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-03

DALLAS CO., Ala, April a, 1S43: :.
DR.. Champion Dear sir,-Of the pills
which | received from you, l have found sale
for a considerable quantity. think that it
will be sickly here in consequence of the wet,
spring. Your pills give such general satisfac-
ton here, that Iam persuaded by my neigh
.bors to write to you.for a large supply of both
kinds. II is now known that i Keep them;
and people will come 80 or 40 miles for'them.
Please send them soon, as Iexpect to sell FALL
that have written for by the timei your agent
is around in July. ~ 81.
Yours with much respect, -, az
lBENAIJAH KING.
Each box contains "a pills, IL Of which are
sufficient 10 cure any ordinary case of Chils
and Fever. Price 81 25, and & l5.s, ri;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-03
FalrliEy groceries

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
HiSs,SHCsErrS IEcIsLirTRR.

The following Resolutions have pass.
ssd both branches of the Legislature OF
Massachusetts:
ResOlrtd, That the power 70 unite an
independent, foreign State with the United
States. is not among the powers delrga-
ted To The General Government by the
Constitution of the United States.
Resoiged. Tha, the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, faithful 10 the compact
between the people Of the United States,
according to the plain meaning and inlcn.
in which IL was understood and acceded
to by thsn, 10 sincerely anxious for its
preservation. But that IL is determined,
as il doubts not the other States are. 10
submit to undelegated powers in no body
Of men on earth. Ths, the project ofthe
annexation Of Texas, unless arrested IN
the threshold. may tend to drive these
States into a dissolution Of the Union,
and viii furnish new calumnies against
Republican Governments, by exp"sing
the gross contradiction Of people profess.
ing 10 be free, and yet seeking 10 extend
and perpelaa.e the subsection ef their
slaves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

hsElsR shh ihs puhsl slliss nssh, la,
eng AaesRlFd ~ uPnainin,sul a 0arrrn-
meni NiErrloF lIum 81. N0nrae. -.
s,.a-i le2s. slisr ne Frsign4liaa e hr.
LhsEfs, - was sleeled I'Iesi5rnl n ihe
lnssiiaison ID Is nj new ne Ea.e a %
i,rs iss cisrsmsl1nxes lhsi xsss in.rFrsl
. tasssoslEg srrn~s e. lie Assional Bsnk
. ne Uaath Snlss. .IE~s ne sicsam ef
ma beseFnmenf. cfa drlerninaae hosti.
liiy. tounasd. Il Is believed. % 10 pin
eiIaf. and provoked b. 20 sci thzs could
os eonsidered a. canirary 70 The lsgili-
mats purpose nc The institution. The
Legislature 81 The nation passed he ban
fsehafiering the Bank: he President Of
The Unised states vetoed that bin; and,
withoBs . single change in an, eirrum-
aisnce o. me Hank. the Legislature of Inc
Nation bowed iis malaiuds of hsads, and
sPrrosed Of The ael thai dissPprossd Of
lLnow appears 10 Be an error in the
Bank Directors 70 have accepieGa charter
from me state. and the act ~ condemned
By many stockholders. but they did not
condemn IL then.
Mr.. Biddls isnow dead and those who
seemed most anxious 10 lay upon him
the blame for The fall OF The United
States Bank, win perhaps pause and weigh
al me circumstances connected with ihe
institution. and see whether any talents
could have saved II. or whether causes
oyerwhich private menor bankers had no
control. were not operating 10 defeat we'll
laid plans Of finance. There will be
time FOR this hereafter. Meantime ws
may ssy that those who we're Intimately
scqaainled with Nicholas RiddIe can
alone appreciate his great social powers;
and hundreds will be found 10 bear nsii-
mony 10 his desire 10 promote The inte-
rests Of those whose positions were
thought BY many 10 be out Of his Obser-
ysiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
kEyTTCKT LgcIyLlTrgR.

In the II use q Representatives ofilit
State of Kentucky, on The 10Th instant
Dir. wirklife offered . Preamble and
Resolutions, giving history of Texas,
and declaring il 10 be the policy Of hi,
Goyernm-n, 10 take that Republic into The
Union.
Mr.. w. advocated the annexation nj
length, and was replied tn by Mr. Graves,
who, Al the conclusion Of his speech, NOV.
ed 70 lay III. preamble and resCluiioDsn on
the table. The vote being taken on this
motion. IL stood thus: Yeas, SO, Nays,
30. So the Resolutions iosrs laid oaths
fabgs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
DEATH OF NICHOLAS BIDDLE.

Last Monday mornings maa' brought u,
news of the death of Nicholas Biddle, esq
late Of Philadelphia, with whose name
every reader is familiar. The following
notice Of this event is taken from the Phi
ladelphia United States Gazette of the
2sth ultiine:
NICHOLAS BIDDLE. esq. died yesterday
morning, at his country residence in An
dalusia, on the Delaware, after sick
ness marked by excessive pain, borne
with manly constancy as long as il was
borne. and yielded TO at length without
repining.
Mr.. Biddie was native of dis city,
and always e. inced an ardent desire for
it prosperity, and constant solicitude for
its beauty. lie was a little more than
fifty eight years old, having been horn
in 1856. lie was a son of Charles Bid.
die, distinguished for his attachment to
the Wing cause.
Mr.. Biddle, from his childhood, show
ed fondness for literature, and at an early
age exhibited proofs Of his genius and
atlainments. lie was abroad. connected
with the mission of Mr. Monroe in Eng
land, and that of General Armstrong in
Paris. lie was subsequently, the editor
Of the Port Folio, and then member oil
the Legislature of the State. where he IN
troduced aud advocated, with great spirit
and ability, bill for securing to Pennsyl'
vauia The blessings ofpublic schools. He
never relnquished his fondness for that
grea, work, and was always willing to
contribute, by advice and other modes, to
the means adopted for tina, purpose.
Mr.. l,idile, though earning reputation
as legislator and literary man. is chief
" known to the would now for his con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Bankrupt Sale.

IN Tuesday. the isih Of March, shall Of
~ Ter for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house doos in hllsborouah,
all JOHN N MASoN'S iatercs, (beine ono
half,) ia William ". Mason & Co.'s right 10
make aid sell Gray's Oiatment in the state Of
Maryland add District of Columbia. tSee
Rights, pages $50 and 3s4, June &c. 1855, al
Patent 0ffiee, Washington Ciiy.l Also, oil
said John NJ. Msson's light, title, and interest,
both in law and equity, in the estate Of his late
father, Ri.ha d Mason, flied in bis schedule az
" some Real Estate situated in the city Of Bal
timore," aud "also some estate in u alss,
kingdom Of Great Br'tainn
w. A. NORWOOD,
General .7signse in Bankrssiey
-- -s--~ for 0saags.
February IL. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
E. B. DUDLEY,
r. II C0WAN,
F. &. HILL.
Com. New Hanover Clay Club.
iiileborough, Feb. 18Th, 1874.

tiiiteborough, Feb. 18Th, 1874
Gsntlsmen:-l have the pleasure to &C.
knowledge the receipt Of your letter, in
forming me Of my election as an honora-
nv member of the New Hanover Clay
Club, and requesting that ] will be pre-
sent and unite with the citizens of VIII
mington. in receiving and welcoming the
Hon. Henry Clay, upon his expected ar
rival in that place.
Be pleased TO declare TO our associates
Of the Club, that l duly appreciate this
mark of.their confidence and respect. and
most cordially unite in the objects of their
association.
have long entertained desire to Vi,
sit Wilmington, aud the region Of the
lower Cape Fear. The Town from
which the royal Government was com.
PEELED to take its flight, hurting back a
Parihian arrow in the shape Of a procla.
nation; and regisn renowned for its ear
ly, bold, and decisive stand in favor Of
the principles OF the revolutiea. as we'll
as for being the scene Of come Of those
spirited events which aided to give il sue
cess; events on which general history has
az yet hu. dimly shed her light, but which
are calculated to fiatter the pride and ele-
vate the feeling Of every true-hearted son
of North Carolina.
II will afford me particular pleasure to
make this visit. al a time when your ci,
,izens purpose to do honor to the grea,
American Statesman, whose enlightened
labors and disinterested devotion in the
cause Of the country, has identified him
with all the great events in our history. for
The last forty years. Without accident,
therefore. ] promise myself the gra;i6ca-
ton Of being present. on that occasion.
am under obligations, gentlemen, for
the terms in which you are pleased to
convey your invitation, and am very re-
specially, your ohedient servant,
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
To Messrs. r. 3 Dudley, r n. Cowan, and
Y. c. Hull. Committee Clay Club.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
8bitnarg.

Died, in this county, on Thursday last
Mr.. HENRY TRoLINcrR, in the saith year
Of his age-a soldier Of the Revolution.
Died, in this county, on the 5th inst,
ofconsumption, Miss MARY MARIs, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. William Maris, in the 32d year
Of her age. The deceased had been for
several years'a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and the spirit she ma
infested in her conduct and conversation,
proved the sincerity of her profession.
Her illness, which was lssg and severe,
was borne, with christian resignation and
patience. Death had lost all its terrors to
her; she would speak of dying with the
greatest composure; and often prayed that
God would Immediately take her {" to his
mansions above" if it was his will. If
not, she was willing to stay and suffer
longer. On one occasion she said, (. O,
let me go!" Her sister asked where; she
said, "where pleasures never die" She
was anxiossly concerned for her brothers
and sisters, who were out Of Christ, that
they might be brought into the lark Of
safety" Once she said, Jesus can make
dying bed feel soft as downy pillows
are;' which appeared to be the case with
her, for she fell asleep without struggle
or groan. Let me die the death of the
righteous" rConausrcArrp.1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Notice.

ETTERS of Administration On the estate
L. Of r:ioMAS TAYLOR. deceased, hav
ing been gran'ed to the subscriber ., Fehrna
ry Term. 1874. of Orange Esun,y Court, he
hereby requires all perseas indebted To eaid
estateto make paymsnt 10 him without delay,
and al persons having claims against the same,
10 present them within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead 10 bar Of their
recovery.
Jos. ALLISON, .9da'r.
march 5. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
IN office,

LETTERS of administration On the estate
Of JOHN FREELANB, senr. deceased,
having been granted to The subscriber al Feb
ruary Term, 1914, Il Orange County Csur,, he
hereby nqnirrs all pe,sons indebted to said
estate to make payment to him without delay.
and all persons having claims against the same,
to present them within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice " i'll be Plead IN bar Of their
recovery.
L. X. PRATT, .adm'r.
Much S. Is
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lila ID

--kk3 3A al Id "a . y ~
In this county, on the Goth ultimo, by
J. w. Carr, esq. Mr.. ANDREW J. CHEEK
to Miss JANE M'CAuLEY, daughter of John
M'Cauley, deceased.
In this county, on the Goth ul,isno, by
joint. Freeland, esq. Mr.. JOSEPH Dusr-
GAN 10 Miss CHARITY LINK.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
REFrRHSCM:


WILL be sold, o. late residence David Me-
bsne, deed. on Thursday the aist day ei
March next, all Of his Psrishable Property.
consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Shssp. and Hoes,
and some Farming Utensils. psrrel oil SEED
aud Picked Cotton, some Corn, alse one large
Bark Stone, and other articles not mentioned.
4 cred, nf nine months will be given. the pur.
chaser giving bond and approved security.
ALEX. MEBANE.} r.
q. A. MEBANE.
February 81. IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Notice.

TUE undersigned having taken out letters
Ut administrative On the estate of Dr..
WILLIAM MoNrGoMERH deceased, a,
February Term o! Orange County Court. gives
notice 10 all persons Indebted To said estate 10
make immediate payment. and TO all those
having claims against said estate 10 present
them, properly at,ssted, for se'iiement, within
the time prescribed by law. otherwise this no
lice will be plead ~ hss "rtt-i. recovery
d. A. MONTGOMERY, .7dm'r.
March4 rs -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Land for Sale.
Sale Of NegF0cs.

RI order Of The fssufy Cos |. e Ora .ye. ne
sadersisns8 ~ssi srlL a ihs sssh dss "a
March. 1874. 81 the late rrsislenst &C cela,sl
fhoa.as Tsyiaf. dsreasrd. 90 the highsa bsd.
der, uron q credit Ell twelve moaiAs.
NINE LIKELY NEGROES.
heloaFine 60 the estate Of The said Thsnas
rsylsr. dersased. % wiz haaa.h. sisiilds and
Fhl.d. Sam. Tems Yong. sarah. Alsira. snd
Glitter. Bead ndgsod sseuriiy will be rqair-
ID % the purchaser.
JOS. ALLISON, .7Im'r.
March e. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
30 Dollars Reward.

TRAN sway from the subscriber on ihs 6ih
OF fsbfnafy. ie45. o negro nan BIZ The
Mans &C SHARPER. shout a yesss Il aeA.
shout sin feet high. and wlli ~righ pfobslly
about one hundred and tsgiiy p.snds, ssa
greaks qaieks when spaken 10. Tie had ~hea
he irft . suit rf brown benespan rssd slss .
coat and psnialeons II blue brad eIotn eaa.
sideIabiy WORN and pshisisoss af blue ksa-
iucky jean, and an old black ssr hat with liga
rasa. The above re~srd will be Fivsn kr
hrs delivery 90 me. or Cor HE eonkasmsai !.
any jail so that can &c, him.
ALEXANDER STRAIN. s
Msrhg. is-ev
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Pocket Book Found.

GONE time since, q Pocket, book was fousd
- in The eastern par,iaf this county J. .copiair.
ing parcel oi papers and receipis, no doubt
valuable 20 the ewner. On examination, u 10
believed ,ha, The Pockei-boek belongs 10 Jon.
athan Wheeler, OF tsuilford county. The oWs-
er can get iafarma,ioa that will lead him 10
the recovery az his pocket book and papers,
BY Supplying al this Oficc end ps!isg fer this
Advertisement.
February q. Ii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
Notice.

II. ETTERa of Administration IN the Estate
- Of ANDERSON ARMSTRONG deed.
having been granted To the undersigned By
Orange County Court now in session, Notiss
is hereby given to all persons Indebted 10
said estate 10 make immediate payment, aud
Tor all persons hssing oiaiu's against the e..
tate to presen, them fer pssmen, according .
:sw, or this notice wiil be plead in bar Of their
recovery.
February "a. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

Mormon Difficulties in Wimois.-The
Quincy Herald Of the 9th instant states
tina. four wagons passed through that
place on Tuesday previous, on their way
to the State arsenal at Alton, for the pur-
pose Of procuring arms 10 be used against
the Mormons. Fine difficulties and the
prospect of an immediste breach between
the cit'zens and the Mormons has been
brought TO the knowledge Of Governor
Ford, and lie. has been earnestly appeal
ed I" to maintain the peace and to pro-
tect the Innocent. The state Of exaspe-
ration between the Murn,ons and CHI.
zens is such that we will no, be surpris-
ell to hear Of actual hos,ilities at any time
quite a. violent az formerly existed be-
tween them and portion of our own
eiizens. 81. Lexis Repubi:,n,.
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S AL z.
Tract OF E0ssd, "a Negro, SC.

VIE undersigned, executor Of John Pickett,
a deceased, will sffer sale. al tie late ~ 81.
dence OF 'he deceased, on the 4th day Of Apri
nezf' one Tract OF Land called The Browning
Tract, one Negro called isasc, . number oI
Horses. Cattle, &c, with tie Crop on hand,
Furniture, Plantation tools, &c.
Terms uf sale, nine months credit, with hand
and good security.
THOMAS LYNCH, Err.
Mar,h S. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

Schools IN Massasausetis. liza. 500
children, bsise.n ihe ages Of four and
sixteen yssrs. are now receiving insirOe-
uon % tho public schools Of lhls stale.
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m otiCe.

THE UNDERMINED having taken out letters
tesiamen:ary, on the estate OF JOHN
fICkErT. deed. NJ Orange February Couri,
jnst passed. hereby gives 6otice 10 eli prrsons
indebted Co the estate, 10 m#ke immediate pa y.
meni and TO all persons having clsims against
Ito present them Tor payment in the iius
prescribed BY Law, or this noilcc will be plead
10 bar Of thsir rernve.y.
s THOMAS LYNCH. Ear.
march s. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

The Minister to Brazii.-The New
York Express sums up the cost Of this
mission. The Emperor Of Brazil solicit
ted, few years since, that Mr.. Hunter,
a mo faithful and acceptable officer a,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

The nomination of the Hon. Samuel
Bearjsley lone ii the Representatives in
Congress from the State Of New York
To be Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
his State, has been confirmed by the State
Senate. The acceptance ofthis seat will
Of course vacate Mr.. Beardsley's seat in
Congress.
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5 al G..

tHBE undefs'saed. az the Administrator Of
- Anderson A,mssrong deed. ~,lt cell, II
his late residence in Orange socn,y, 90 the
18th at March next. ell hi. rerishable, Eslsts.
consisting Of Horses, Mules. Cs,,,e, Hess.
Sheep, Corn, Wheat. Farming Toots. As.
A credit &c twelve months wili be given. asi
bond and security required.
The sale will continue ffo,a day % d&y anti
all 10 cold.
r. S. The Negroes tnineteen in nu..hc,l
will be hired ont at the same time, anti the
18Th September noxt.
JOHN n. CLARK.
February 81. .. E.#4 ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

The dwelling house Of DR.. Peter M
Walker, al Rocky Point in this county,
was totally destroyed BY fire on Sunday
night (25th ult together with all the fur
nilure, clothing, and other contents. DIR,
Walser was ~ Wilmington a. the time,
Origin Of the FIRE unknown.
Wilmington Chron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

.- = Peiersburg. February 20
Tobacco-I.esf $500 10 500. Lugs
sI:oo 10 1850.
Cotlon--has advanced; the sales are Al
10 TO l0l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

The Governor Of Virginia has issued
a proclamation for holding an election for
two Representatives in Congress. in the
districts lately represented by Messrs.
iilmer and Wise. on the 4,h day Of APP
Ri, the day of the State elections.
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h.. Wilmington, Feb. 4,h. 1914
Hen Frm. a. Grakem:


DEAR SR:-we discharge with plea
SURE. the duty imposed npon US by The
New Hanover Clay Club" 10 inform
you Of your election 10 its honorary
membership, and 20 ask that you will
meet the Hon. Henry clay in Whining
ton, and unite with ne in receiving and
welcoming him 10 North Carolina, upon
his arrival in our beloved STATE.
], seems particularly meet that the IA
rorite son Of North Carolina should well
ccme b. his presence The landing OF the
faporiie son Of the Union, upon The
shores Of Carolina. We therefore conf
IDENTIFY hope. tina, you will be with US up.
on that occasion.
You viii be definitely apprised OF the
time Of Mr.. Clsy's arrival, as soon as il
can be done with certainty. aE
As an additional consideration for visit
ing us, we would suggest, won would then
have an opportunity of seeing a greater
number of the people Of this District in
Wilmington. than upon any other occa-
SION which is likely to present itself.
With high consideration, we IRE your
friends,
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Notice.

- s1aEnsisuas hssis,a gaaIIEl.l % ezass
DaFID ARBaNE. a $500. = $3.50
Tea. hest - fassass E nna4 Car. ke,esx =
gre sus~s - az ressuas lsesa4ez a. sxi&s
asaF = sale im1reais psyasat. A. - ~
PsfsaAs t1stEg El@aNs SPA Iks ssa.as a. -
est tArm - rs8nenk @akln Eia see 80
sruh~d ~ n~. - ia nalaes 81 q Iasae =
hu e th~h rsesuy.
ALE1R. MEDASE.l
g. A. MEBANk. @
sfsiFssy -. IA
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@ELEE q LI1Es
sElzsIexzle Deahe<s
IN DnreA kEDicESEs. FAIsT., onx. exxDr
2EEDss pHE sTrEFss wnseoM aE&z<.
hkEsnEas EAkcF AKrm1x4s FKN
FghkRF, sFrcxs. cI0AEz.
ToR3cce.
srk1ieAI AsD DEEfAL ExETkrxEKxs &c.
&xeamore a.. PelerzhuEx. VA.


yyE asAs ia m<shed &c inEssuiag Phys.
ssasas Esd csaasry Dealsrs th.t ne
ca - tAe hna arrivals ifoa Bestas. Nes
fsrts spd oshsr para. reeehs iese - iiiioas
te euf tis<k 81 6seas. sa.k isf esr spsi q ssp-
~ rqaal 4 al saprfasas ~ aMF ssxr sa-rrs
a IhB fnakrt Oar assenmsRl % ssmpAff,
emhrleiag sFnY tlinz usnsiiy Gesrc j. deg
siaTs, teKetesr 1iih . sanity O. Letter. sao
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ing GDaea II the Assi suai1ly.
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csssiIy Dssisrs 81 NORTHERN PRicks.
'As We laid in our Spring Stock very
early, We have much advantage over
those who have bought since tlse recent
advance Al The North.
Below Nc eaumsrsis . fsw Of our lesdiaR