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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
The state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DYJOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D of EdsefieId District.
Whereas Jacob Timmernah hath ap /.
piled 10 me for Letters Of Administration,
on all and singular, The good aud chatles,
rights and credits Of Jacob Glossier late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before ME, at our next Ordinary's
Court to be holden at Edge6eld Court
House on the 18th day of November inst.
to show cause; if any. why the said ad :
minstraion should moi he grained.
Given under my hand aud seal, this Sd
day of November in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty FIVE
and in The Seventeen year of American
Independence.
JOHN HILL, o.E.n.
Nov. 5 2t Al
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Nov. 5lll
Afw0Od's Patent Hot. AIR

FOR SUMMER AND WINTER USE.
HTS superiority over any other COOK
e ing Stove CONSISTS i'll lis simple arrange
nen'. convenience and durability.
The descending and ascending tines atld the
Introduction of hot all in the oven which equal
ICES the heat aud carries off the vapor therein,
are principles never before applied to any
other stove. The oven Of these Stoves perluims
equal TO the best brick ovens, and will give
meat the same favor as if roasted before an
open fire
The Mammoth Stoves Of this pattern (No.
s alc of sufficient capacity for the largest
rlass Of hotels steamboats, and packets ships.
frhosp wishing TO supply themselves with a
Cooking apparatus. will please call and exam
inc them at u. f. 'HEF D.
Augusta, Nov 9th I'm 81
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NOTICE..

TT SHALL proceed 10 sell, OH the 20ih inst,
E a, the late residence of Muliias Sheely de-
ceased. on credit Of twelve months. the
following property TO wit. six likely Negroes,
stock of Horses, Hogs, Cows aud Sheep; the
crop of Cotton, Corn, Fodder unh Wheat.A
Also other articles too tedious 10 mention,
WILLIAM SHELLY. Executor.
N,ro o. dI
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,TEe .JockeY. Club Races,
AT THE CHEROKEE PONDS, s. c.

AT THE CHEROKEE PONDS, SC.
HM7ILL commence on the third Tuesday,
w 18th November. 1916, and will con-
.inue throughout the week. The first day. a
Sweepstakes for three years Olds, Two Mile
Heats, four subscribers. Sl00 each.
2nd Day, Mile Heats, Purse. 500
3rd Day,,sTwo Mile Heats Purse Z 200 I:
4ih Day. Three: Mile Heats, P!rse, 3OO
5th Day, best Three in Five, Purse. 125
10 r.I2 Stables Of HORSES 1ciu attend.
Noy.4 2t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
State of South Carolina.

y EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary of
ED Edgcield Dstricr.
Whereas, Stanford F. May hath apr pIied,o me
for Letters Of Administration, on ali and singu.
lar the goods and cha'tIes, rights and credilso Of
John Gitta. late of the Distric. aforesaid
deceased; these are, therefore, to cite and
admonish aland singular, the kindred and cred.
i,ors Of the said deceased, 10 eand appear be-
(nrc me. at our next Ordinary's Cont for the
said District. to be holden at Edgefeid Court
House on the tenth day Of November next, Ia
show cause,i if any. why the suid administration
should not be granted.
Given under,Hy hand and seal, this 22d dav
of Oct, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty five, and in the 10Th
year of American Independence.
- JOHN HILL, o. T.. d.
October29 q 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Fiour.-Tweu,y.fve thousand barrels
of Flour. including TWO thousand by the
Western Rail Road, arrived at Boston in
three days ending 2lst ull. The Courier
remarks, there is no danger Of slarva-
liou.'
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nNHklfch

A IL. Persons indebted 10 the Estate of
"A Thomas w. Morton. Esq late "i ADbe-
Vile District. deceased, are requested 10 make
pavmcnt and those having claims against the
said Estate are requested TO present them.
A. If MORTON, Executor.
Nov, 5 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
Notice.

FNyHE Estate of William Walton being left
u. derelecr shall proceed 10 sell on Thurs.
day lhe 30Ih day of November inst, at the
late reside nee If said deceased. on a credit OF
twelve months. the entire Estate Of said de-
ceased. consisting Of two seperate tracts oi
land, the Home Tract, situated on The road
leading from EdgeGeid Court House To James
Richardson's, containing one hundred and
liIty.niny acres, more or less, and one other
tract containing eighiy.seyen and \ half acres.
more or less. A note and two approved sccu.
rites and mortgage Of the land will be re-
qnired 10 secure the purchase money.
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Notice.

NETILL be sold al the late residence of Mrs.
w Ruth Bunting deceased. near James Gric
fins, ON The 18th November next, ell the per.
sonsal estate of said deceased, consisting OF
sixteen likely negroes, stock of horses, caille,
hogs, &C, a ol CT corn, fodder and household
and kitchen furniture.
ISAAC BUNTING, Executor.
Oct29 q 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Horses, Hogs. Shee2, Cows, Plantation Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cotton.
Corn and Fodder, for which note and two
approved securities will be required. The
properly not changed until tho terms of sale
are complied with and if resold at the former
purchasers risk. All sums CT and under five
dollars cash. PIaus of recent survey Of the
land will be exhibited on The day of sale.
JOHN HILL, o. D.
Nov. 5 At Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Ills said, remarks The Alexandria Ga
ze,te, TO he the determination of the Pres
ident at The opening Of the session Of
Congress, to offer very strong views OF
the rights of This country to all thai it has
claimed of Oregon.
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R E P o R ~
Or COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILD
IsGs FOR EEDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
FALL TERM. 1915


IsGs FOR EEDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
FALL TERM, 1915.
THE Commissioners of Public Buildings
for Edgefed District, beg leave to report
as follows:
The Presentment of. the Grand Jury
for Spring Term, 1915, relative to the
Court House and Jail, has been attended
10, and we beg leave 10 state that we have
examined the rent in the wall of The Court
House.. and have had The judgment Of
a compe,en, mechanic, and we are'ofopin-
ion that said rent is of such a nature as
not 10 admit OF any repair which, would
strengthen the building. and hal there is
no immediate danger of lis proving worse.
AS 10 tho iron bar or CRATE which has
been taken from one ofthe horizontal win.
dows of The Jail, we consider it imprac'i-
cable 10 replace il without doing injury to
the wall, aud are of opinion thai lis pres
euce in the window would add neither 70
the strength. nor security of that portion
of The Jail. -.
Immediately after the presensment atore
said. rne of,he Board of Commissioners
visited the Jail ana found itin good 'condi-
lion, and we take pleasure in stating that
so far as cleansiness is concerned, lis COO
dilion was never better Than il is a'pres
enl.
The Sheriff was notified. by one Of the
Board. of The order requiring some of The
books of his office 10 he rebound al the
expense of The Commissioners Of Public
Buildings.
The report Of the Treasurer ncconpa-
ues this report.
Respectfully submitted. by
] TERRY. Chairman
Board Of Commissioners
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HILL eyEFFEIsS.

HILL agEHsHEESSs
General Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, Sc.
6STII.t offers Ii: services to:his friends and'
~ the,public, nd he viii devote his undiyi.
ded attention to e .;.r -. go.
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR, :
RECEIVING AND FoRwAnplsa, Goops.. !.
Baying Goods for Planters. orr Merchants, OF
attend TO any business thdt mag be
committed to his care "l1.. = y y
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patrop-
age heretofore bestowed, and by Industry and
close attention to business.-he hopes to merit:
and to continue 10 receive The same. II shall be-
his aim to irake all his Gllarges as light MS pos:
sible.. knowing that It wilbe to.his interest to
closely observe the interes, Of his friends.
Liberal advances will be made, if required. on
produce sent to him for sale or store. Cotton
sent to him by Boats, will be received free Of
leharfage. Allprodure sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival, if so ordered. Z
August 6 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

VNNHE Members of the Medical Profession
81 of Edge6eld District. are requested TO
meet on the Third Monday Of Nov. instant,
in the Court House at l2 o'clock, 30 organize
Medical Society. at which time an Address
will be delivered by DR.. league.
Nov S 2t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
Merchandise. &C.
HEAD QUARTERS.

fIEtU 1RUtiRI ERS, =,
2sD REGIMENT CAVALRY, Oct j, 1S45.
Orders No. - i.,g..g:- -
A N Election will be held on Saturday the
IA 18th November for the office of Major of
tie First Squadron, Secbud Regiment Cavalry,
at the diieren, company Parade grounds. 50
Officers commanding Companies will extend
The above orders to their respective Companies.
taking two subsltefh officers 10 assist as Man
agers =. - I"..i4... 80
On Monday following une aIunager from
EACH Co..panv will meet at the Regimentai.
Parade Ground colint the votes, and make q
return TO the Brlgadier General. >'..' -
BY order Of J. G.. SMILEY,
Colonel 2nd Regiment Cavalry.
Oct 8 81 :. .li..s.- 81 :
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BETH.4N 7 AC.ADEMY.
To the Independent Voters Of
Edeefield District,!!

Fello,r Citizenss s-Contrary 10 the ad-
vice and wishes of my friends. offer my
self as Candidate for The Office of Tax
Collector, and solicit your suffrages. II
elected, which do not expecllo be, I will,
dischargeth duties oflhe office 10 the best
Of my abilities.
JOHN J. MCCULLOUGH.
Setember 10 die SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

BY law of the Republic of Texas,
la,2s4 acres Of laud are set apart in each
county, for The support Of primary schools
and 22O, 400 acres for the endowment OF
'wo colleges.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

GFWe are authorized TO announce
LEVI r. WILSON. as candidate for the
Office ofTax Collector al the pGxt election:
Feb.26 te S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
b. G. Bryan in account current rciih Com
misslOners Of Public Buildings.

B. G. BRYAN in account current UlM Com
miSS,oners Of Public Buildings.
DR..
Ocl. 10. 1914, To cash received
of q. TowIes. Treasurer, l.SlJ2 81
Ocr. 2S, 1914, To cash received
Of ii. Boulware, Sheriff, 100 %
Nov IL. 1915, To cash received
Of II. Boulware. Sheriff, $50 90
Jan. II, 1915, TO cash received
Of Thos. G. Bacon. Clerk. 10 90
s536 50
To amount on hand. 1892 94A
CIR.
Ocr. 25, lS45, BY cash paid for
hauling box OF books. s so
Jan. 7, lS45. BY cash paid L. }.
Minis account, y 62t
iau. 81, 1915. BY cash paid Chs.
McGreggnrs account, ~ so
Jan. 81, 1915. BY cash pad Pres
icy s. Bryanr's acconnI. 5 %
iai. 81, 1915, by cash paid s.
F. Goods account so
} ~. u. 1915, By cash paid Thos.
G. Bacon, Esq. account, 6 %
Amount on hand, SOC 941
s532 So
r. G. BRYAN, Treasurer
Nov. 5lh 1t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
To physicians. planners, RIer=

To Physicians. Planters, Mer-
CHANTS, AND THE PuRLIc IN GEsERAL!!
TENHE Subscriber has received, and is re-
d ceiving large supplies of ifszls;s Z
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
&C., &C.,
from one of the lnrgest Importing ,lIonses.inj
the city of Augusta, and selling them !:
ON COMMISSION, at, the Auguslar
or wholesale prices for Cash, or
on short credit.
To which lie would mo-t respectfully .cnll the
attention of the Physicians, Planters, Fanli.
lies, and all Others who wish to purchase
any article in this branch of business. ..,
Persons from distance. ordering Goods. may
rely upon receiving them 1.-The Gest quality
and nj the lowest market prices. y-,.c
A full supply ol FAMILY MEDICINES
will be kept on retail, and the most faithful at
tention given to Physician and Family pre-.
scription
Among the many articles of ach,ch his stock
is composed. are the .joiLOwing
WI a. I'D 4 C. 4 ~ E. S.
Calume, and Pillulae Hydrarg. of The brand
Of Mander, Weaver, and Mander, Suphate,
Acelate, and Iiydrochlorate OF Morphine,
Piperne, Srychnine, andIOjine Oplimus, Sui
phaie de Quinn, Hydliodate of Potlnssa, Kre
osot. lpicac, ,Jalap. Super. Carbonate Of So
da. Cream of Tartar, Emetic Tartar, &c.
I'D gs u e. g..
Gum Galbanum, Camplor, Alpes. MyrrIi.
Opium, Denarcolizcd do, Balsam Copayia
Cubebs, SarsaparIIa extract, and root, Spts
Nitre, DC. &c, -. $50" :
Oils.
Lampoll. Linseed. Train, Sweet, and cold
expressed Castor Oil,
PAINTS, VARNEsEHES sc,
While Lead, Of different brands, and quail
ties, ground in oil, and kegs, Dry White
Lead, Crome Green Crome Yellow Yellow
Orcrc, Stone Orcre, Red Lead. Litharge
Lamp Black, Verdigris, Spls; Turpenline,
CopaI Varnsh, Japan, and Black or Leather
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
PATENT N1EHDECHYES,

Among TIE many Of which are, The follow
ing. viz: Swans Pandcea, Fahnasiock's Yer
mifnge, Thompson's Eye Water, Henry's
CaIcined Magntsi,l, Jaynes' Expeciorant. Pc.
ters Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton.
ic, Moffat's Pills, Tonic Btters sind Compo
sition. &C.. together with general assert
ment of the most popular noslrums of the day
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
R R Ut s IN n 6

Paint Brushes of all sizes Cloth do, Tooth
Furniture, Flesh, Nail. White Wash, Black.
ing. Ho,se. Tanners, busting, Broom. Hearth
Shaving. Comb. Sweeping, Scrubbing, and
Painters Dnsling Brushes, together with q
variety of other Bushes, used by Pailiters, and
otb not H., pt;onaJ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
I'D W Re 8 THIEa1S g

Among which are Pnssiate OF Iron or
S2unish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, Mad.
der, Copperns, Anatto. Brazil Wood, Log
Wood, Cam Wood, and Mic Wood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PERFuMERY AND
SOAPS OF THE FINEST QUALITIES
ALSO
Window Glass Of various sizes from 6-s,
to-20-30.
The abov" establishment will be conducted
by Dr. Claybrook, who has had considerable
experience in The apoherary business, and for
the last two years q practitioner Of medicine.
JOSIAH d. TIBBETTS.
Edgefcld c. n. Oct 25th 1915 If 40
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.1dnRAG.lA NOTICE,

Nov, 5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
FINE FAMILY .RoCEmY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON.

WE subscriber, having opep-d Grocery i<a MAJ,
street s below the Exchange Rank. and above
Mr. Roo,h uphossrsr aad rap.hans.r respectful se, M.
patronage Of TIE vicinity Ne n,
trnds keeping constantly hand OF IN.
finest articles his having purchased hi. oel for
nj the "west Pcrs has Joub give saseon y,
part Of the following articles
Wines. Of different varieties
dnz jugs Of sebedam Din
Tear, OF best quality
IaEuirs, Java AMI Manila Conre
Woolsey Woosy puiyerz-I and cru.b- su.>,
Porto Rico and ~ q. Sugar
saILnes- whols and hall boxes: Abebsy.ss
Picked Lpbsers; Pickles assorted
London Mushroom Catsups
WALNUT and Tomato do.
Olives, French; Capen
Preserved Ginger, which can sell very low
Maearoni; Veme-Hi; Olive OIL; Starch
Imported Bologna sausaFe-
BatiInorr dried Beef Hams; Table Salt
Together with great articles nulneov, 4,
mention. Por sale G. " DICKsnSs "
ju 80 "a. 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
!. SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
YyR nv hENovAL AND PERMANENT CUT
or ALL DlQzAsEs ARlsiNo FROM AN u
PURE srAre0f The SLcop; ON HABIT y

or TIE SYSTEM. VIZ;
nspss sss csenls sess
kyvs Rss Worn s essh tsaa kl.rs.aes and rsis Of
Lamsss arising iaisdees. Of
n.,s.. A.ess .. pse E.p..sr .. l.pc,asns, !, Ls
D.,.s having ,s. essis In ~ impure . blood ~
ssssy specify ssd sess.ny s.ocd ~ this 10
v.u.s,. nedess opers,ics peculiar ssd ces~s 10 70
passing hrosxs the ssos,si syss@ wssr, os.ussioss
vctab op.fscs srs they removed along the all
otsr.,os OF ssr-.p4TilA lts Po~sD
,ter recently received ~ the psoisios Of this
invasss nsae,ss viii be read with Interest BY all similarly a.
B.lrrso.r. June 10. istt.
o. ,r,nos,.h Of your preventative sar~apan..
1879 with seroioa' snsstion upper
taking bok ~ and surrounding
par the Zoe conveying tears from the Ia The
destroyed which eaad an uneeasni no~ Of 'sas
my gums: discharge uapieaanl and
oss that would not have been hard TASK
pun ~Hh .sh L-seeh were my feelings and 'of
fens. al perfectly m,ssrabte
n Physicians the city but with hule bepes EssU
Thing beard Of wa. ed but all proved Of no service and
sss did GOOD the dass continued gradually 10 inerease
sn,l my ~eo'e eoay W anes's nu. nv 20 aa"ny ny
cured cm In this eRy Dr. Jas A. Reed boe and
Your s.r-.par. soss sse,sd the cure and with
suffer hut medicine and
., .s from disease with feelings Of 70, and s,.,Isss ..a
Any particulars . my
r..dene. in Frcu AFFORD psarr, TO
DANIEL NecoNsiKAN.
Personally appeared Neon
and nar oath Of the es contained the foregoing
Jus,Ie. OF the P.ae. Of the City Of Baltimore.
The following n,cshS must commend ssh to the
fh attention of ala ,.siy afflicted.
SANDS'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARiLLA.
speak srpermsntaIy VIXEN that this Medicine far
ensctua in III, any
preparation have tested Having endured
nama.atory recently
sapa ~ih the happesi -uee-s health 10 better than
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
NATIONAL HOTEL.

No. COURT avn STkEET. " u
THE Subscribers respectfully inform the public,
Il that they Ir-rar,i to accommodate. their In
en- e1n National Ho''. This ods- being hut
recently bu and furnished With an Furniture through
Out vii lie ruEi conoril- place Of the tSs,ereT
WISHING New Nn;A 'y 'rtCt "a husine.s PLEASURE Nothing
shall ~ len uht rrnier - Nation
al comfortable our House but few Soors
NON broadway m hose who love quiet wall find sutieieriy
tired relic THIN of the great
t,ornuChfarr. CHAs. wNCKOFF
N.N Epsl s.lFl- -lfns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
Dr. sWayne's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

VUyng Or Con.uu,rtion Coda coasss Splitting al
Rs soac D,neuiy Breahins Asthma IA u N inc
whpins Cough Group, and oil Diseases !" INC
Law, and Iangr brsksn Cone tuition. &C. -,
original aud oay genuine pfrparaoa 'ro
valuable public favor ~ ~ snps's'
ield dis-.s-s at ths Lnnts
many perard BY who have no
n-,cpe practice and -"ne "ofe
Oily p.r OF the nsn's OF he
original prrpara,ioa such "Baisam OF Wih Chrry
Baiam OF Wild Cherry "Basm OF wiz Cherry asa C""io
n Ni-w, amer Ut s~ayns
conpoasa Syrup Of Will Cherry had rspaiAiioa IN NE
BE- forgotten BY once cher 80
Therefore, pubie osh be their guard and
which daily pssfons snen
Astonishing Puhsosay complaints amer al oher RENE
fad and the patients given up ~ hopse
might be published whiek would aonish eeo
.~ but below publish few OF ms
perons who have been cured BY this wonderful RENE
dy";
dee 20 th~ efficacy Compound Syrup OF WIZ Chey
In eu.s VALENTINES Chapman of the aggravated ess-s
pced upon reccrd amer
every remedy had faed and bis physician had given him Up
Is .sbr
Miss Lewis. wea Phadeiphia. cured Of bleeding of ts
Iuss standing Her splitting o. blood
hacking cough the side breast ana oseh
which finally brought confirmed eonsunpi'n ennSv Ss'e'
BY the ~ r~ayne's Compound ryrup Of Wild Cherry
The 6rst Preseytsnan Cnureh
New Yos eesey Dr. Compound Syrup
effect tran hunr-d
obstinate eomri,in such coughing
wLsr.ins. choking Ct ri,issu, asblnaie Attacks nc.
James Washington, PA. cured or 1nnpon and
ling the Lungs by several eminent ply
,eisn. aud he,rns Of the patent incidence.
all inInediets rtiL ara sr
pleasant and setnai roody aHi worthy ua IN N the '
skcIueIL ,
Prepared only Swsyn. Nh0-e once Is removed To tie
Norihwe-, tsh and Race streets Philadelphia
" Only where the s-nuin, preparation or
VIII Cherry obaihsd PESroN JOHNSTON, Druggist
MS Main su.s' and w n. DoRNIS. $50 nrosd su.s,.
20 let5. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
READY,MADE CLOTHING.

Ne. l1O, Main street,
fCORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETS1 Oh
Il SPENCE Agent. store. received By Ais sry-
ne vah rrsera land weekly stdi.g srs,os -
pcfos CohihE suitable 10 The ef yis
Of pattern ard u part Consisting of
French Black Dress and Froek Coats
DO do Doe ekin Clnsmcre Pans .. ...
Do. fasey do do
Btsek sih and Satin vesss
Fancy do do
whi,e Mnr.siiss
Business Coas, single naled
Ai-o. Handsome variety OF Cent? Fancy Articles such
Black and Fancy satin and Gin scarfsapd Cnvsu
Gloves. hid, sik and thread
Shirts Collars and Bosoms
Susp- bd-rs soeks &c. . @
Re fehs much confidence asurfss NJ -usi <us
mer and others disposed to favor M.
will be found reasonable Equality srtee
q tlp-~ In thxe 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
FALI SUPPi.X OF FRESH
DRY GOODS.


TIME Subscribers have received by the last
packets New lork. ia'gs and well selected as.o
usnt Staple Fa-cy Goods pla-dst reduced
with articles enumeratsd below
at the loves for cash city aee-pt,nees-
EItIa supsr fancy Cloths and Cashmere
super Robbed, Bnek,kin 4 d Tw.sd- CassaAr-
Fine medium AMI lev priced Satlnets al Co'ot'
Kentucky Jeans. TenncSse Pains. k-rssysa Plains
Plaid cloak Iinb.s and CHI Twesis for boys
Supe. bn. J eord. plaid and striped Alpaca
BomLsI he, ORLEANS C.oth- anil 8ala ri Ids
White, rcd green and yellow Flannel Canton do.
Swans Town. M-rlno Nai-niia AID Silk Wored Nestnys
Plain black and silk VI. vet and satin Nes,ings
English French sni American Calieoes, all qualities
Caicoes and Duity ami Habit DO
Super Cashmere lc E'Cos- Mois-lane de Lanes, ke.
PLATA. plaid striped, zig d and dotted Mullins
Ladies Alpaca. Mernn Cashmere snd L. Wool Hoe
White and black Sk Hose ant half Hosr, Raw silk u,
un,Lcschej iJ black aud lead cold Cotton do
Cermanto Hosr Tor hoy. sHls aEd servants wear
rht Cashui-Tr. Merin1 and TariaL rlawls
Fancy iidkfs asd frerch WORKED Colihrs
Sin. lena chrd aud u, corj.rcd &C Hdkis
Thread gisinss. anI insSruss Bobbns &c
sw.s aud Clnbrie u ,,Bg- and nssrIi,s,. cheap
p lSa. plati. fiyd sHI Do'ted Nett. bk HLd while
Spi, Il6eid, raniSn and PoIsec idbis
Irish lnenr, Table Cloth Danrlsk aui Diaper
tiuekaLaeL. kussi' aud Binrse Diaper and Crash
Fancy dan lbk SIX hTts, POLKA d.
B.aV,f. a. use nd III bet Govts Tor ladses
Bnnn,t cap. Lrek and velvet Ribands
Era Cloth NIcIar,t. wafsciT-. and Corded ssins
Blk Lu;es;rng ch fancy cord Silks, very ch.sp
New sy- aud I.irl-On Gin;ham', bin and white do
Gimy-, I'D, ! ass-ls Gimp and Victoria Corts
super VII they. Roe, Maekrnaw AID Damn Bianksts
Pine s.ip.rhra tarpebnr, Rugs aud Mats
Pain and Piad Linsey' nj priees
complete BraeLed and cold Dones-
ties, Cotton oIrabuTgs Se- sc
Al o which be- found the osest nj No 2l7,
Broad str 81 boekO- Han.
sss VALENTINE, BRFEDrs Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-03
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

F1NHE subscribers are now opening their Fall
Il supply siAp Fancy by Goods consisting PAIt
the following
Broad Cosh. a,.i Ia.-Reres ever graAr and qasEry
Satinsiis hi I~'',-
Rack ami cold AipascasA I.usfres
flannes ami Bar."-
New pste'E, Nous jr lane
bo. Gnghams 4 Caieocs
Ito. tiolh SLsNls
kersrys plains and pLlids
White and hlaok Msckinaw Il Com.
Blankets
Gotten, worrd AMI wool Hosiery
brown. biea ant cord cotton go0ds
Imchs Lawns, itaVr r, Sheeuugs,
E4;s7.i table C'1:.s and Napkins
Al si IIdkfs
Arrucan gg,n si,Stic SrIspendrrs
Every make ~.u1' cotton
B1T she Dsps accommodating
DOREMt'S. suYnAN 4 NIXON,
u .3m 30 Nassau nppnsie II. ro.i Oics. y.