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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-18

Haadsome Good and Cleap.
q ENTLEAENs Water Boot II oaiy S. The sub
" s>rbsr has supply Ecnelens Water
Proof Boots the very low price s5-a handsome good
fashionable article For good and cheap Bo,tr Trunks
always bear in mind that tsey be lad 1t
DAVID BULLINGTONs.
de No
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S1Ou00 WANTEDI

9IUUUU WHNIEU.
For eady-Mnde Clothing az Sila. MeFchanr',,
100 Main Sterf.
T\HE subscriber having very large Stock Of
Ready Msds Clothing hand gives
that be DESTROYS Of senS OF cheap
be obtained elsewhere city His
by himself and will be wsrraned both style
sists of the following articles, wit
leJ Block and Invisible Green De and Froek from eio
to sI2.
go Do do do do do do 81
Tn SIS.
$50 Winter Frock Coats from IS In SIS
$50 Over Goats Of all qualities from IS TO ga
1000 pair Pants Of all do s2i TO -
1000 Vests Of all do sIl TO sol
ALSO,
fun Of
susenders Ties Pocket in word every hing
in the lire Of Genuemens sII.As MERCHANTS
de = Opposite Hubbard G ardner h
HAMPAIGNE-I5 bastrts Champagne Wine OF the 1rsina
~ Anchor" brand and warranted superior article
per sebr Nassau, for sale by
oe % RM BURTON.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
Freight md Passage heat.
9e The Steamer BOSTON, Captain
Holmes havirg updergous ateraiion- by which
her speed win be facilitated and slowed
will b-r regular run between Richmond and
ING Richmond Sunday morning O'Clock Preish
be taken n low rxs< and or humber Of
she has eIeernt acoonnodaiionsl wn
tween thSlA Baltimore the Boon NorfoIk
Passage and fare ss-Appy bna I'd Long WHIST
JAMES FISHER 4 SON.
20 The Boston VIII be ready 10 take In Saturday
ing 1ln instant au2s
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES.
Unable CUTLERy-Fine Ivory Tsbh Cutlery 81
pieess Also Booze. Buck Ebony seftip And Ivoy
Knives and Forks In single dozens with Carvers seel
match, Of recent imperialism, and for sale low.
~ w. q q J. DONNAN
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

rsans sussrswuosro Cay nbser,bsr ssee pss y'sr;
ssd fo sAassf psoA whea By .an sis-Saysss 4.
easss. IN advance. 'a'
lines tos ~, insertion. rs esss;
as<ons 81 tst .soss 81 So s.d svey sneees
Ttanssnt advertisers p.y In advance.
Ts Of snss Be nosrd The
Ms or ,hsy yin nssssd until ordered be oppd and
ID accordingly p- osdsu 10 m,< also be In writing
Ar.Ha Advvrscn charged ESQ for 10 lines
prsion fo advertisements Of greater ienst eIeept Aue
ara Los dealers. WIN charged sieo. (p.pss
eiudrd1 n...
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CHEAP PASSAGE
TO NORFOLK, AND
THR0U0H TO BaLTLNORE
9ls The steam boat CURTIS PECK, Capt.
John Davis. leaves the wharf at Rockets. for
Norfolk Monday Wednesday and Friday mornnss 81
clock a.A kork for Richmond Tuesday Thursday
unday touching all
landings goi.g and rr;nrass james River.
Passage aud fare ~. Pr.shi low rates
HAsKINs LIBBY.
O. r..s-neen North Norfolk BY the ccrs
Pseh by oeboek AMI board
she eaves the without Peek
viii give Ticket. throushto Baitnsoss dollars
10
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FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
WE have just received and Offer for sale ysrv
~ inc iAaie' very extensive general a.-osr.--ss
@" eautfui and Winter Rot. 49,
Of the following kinds 49,
Ladies superior SILK quilted Buskins
4" " Cater Boot
half saiers
lastinz Brskins
" French Mo. Bu-kins
Md AMI Me-, Ties, (bound with Leather,
= nnr caskn walking Shoes (eyra suaEty)
Fine seaskn Lace walking
No. Buskns with flannel
Nd and M Dress siippsr- Ti-s ara ,i.,,.
MIG and 40 s'ippers at all prices eai To o. Is
Over shoes OF all qualities
we ny 10 < Ladies that have Of sbo~.
soot as can be found N Hoos- s.t-. N. =
VIZ 81 them as low they any stot, W. h.
vie al IN want OF the money To can a.
oes shall always be fosnd good fashionable chap
-. PUTNEY 4 WAITE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

The Expenses Of the White House.-A
writer at Washington says:-"Many per-
sons believe that the Presidents salary,
s25,O00 per aunum is, very abundant; hut
when the great mass Of visitors is recol.
lected-when the frequent levees. dinners,
entertainments. &c, ure considerable
soon dwindles away, and there is absolute
iy nothing left for the Presidential chair
but the empty honor. President Tylcr's
expenses in sixteen months were over S3S
900, and he left yesterday for his farm IN
James River Virginia, with barley enough
ou, of his last years salary TO pay expcn
ses! General Jackson came here with
$4,000 his own money, aud after eight
years service in the Executive Office, left
il for the Hermitage with less than his
travelling expenses! These are facts which
l aver to he true, and they are very pain
lul facts"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

Salt.-A quantity Of soil taken out Of a
ditch, aud full of docks. was entirely
cleased Of them by The application ofsaI'.
30 cwt. was added 10 The soil, and mixed
for six months previous To heing applied
to thee acres; this was spread in January
on useless kind Of grass, thatcattle would
not eat, good herbage Immediately took
It's place, and it became The mos, valua-
BILE part of the field. Salt sown OH lurnip
land, and also previous to sowing wheat
is of great value. A few hapdfuls of salt
strewu over horse manure, Immediately
after being taken fromthe stable. combines
with the :amonia and retains it. This is
washed away by rains unless protected
from drainage,
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March S, 1875.
LOOK AT THIS!

.NMY Celebrated WEAVERJACK will
lYl sland the ensuing Season, al the fol-
lowing places, viz: commencing at my
house near Edge6eld Village, on Monday
the 10th and l7th.insl.,; at Cullen Rhodes.
ESQ.,, the 18th aud 19,h; and al Lewis
Culbrealll's on goth and 2lst; and will be
at,he above named places every ninth day
during the season. TERMS: He will he
let 10 Mares for. Three Dollars The single
visit, Five Dollars the Season, and Eight
Dollars 10 insure. The Season will con-
linue ill the 10th of June, following
Persons putting Mares and trading 'hem
off during the season, will iu all instances
be held responsible for the payment of the
Season.. All care and attention will he
paid to Mares, butt will moi be accounts
bic for any accidents.
THOS. B. HARVEY.
March5 4t Is
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over oar highest quotations for the lower quail.
ties. Principal sales AZ to 54.-Republican.
From the Republican, Ertra, Marsh 2

From the Republican, Extra, March %.
Extract of letter received bya gentleman Of
this town, dnted ~
Charleston, March 90, lS45.
Dear Sr-The present week opened with n
good demand for Cotton, which, continued up
to last evening; prices sliffened gradually and
towards the close an ADVANCE of cent was in
many instances obtained. The sales of the
week are about 10000 bales aud the receipts
about | 900 bales The sales were considcra-
bly, curiailed by the. indisposi,ion of holders to
take going rates, most Of them rrelerring to
wal, the result of the next steamers advices.-
These accounts were received this morning
bringing dates from, Liverpool to The 4lh inst.
They represent the Cotton market of Liver
pool as being active and the prices "a ofu
penny higher than they were on The 4th Feb
ruary, the quotations for "fdir" upland being
45d. We have nnlhing but a news "slip"
from the Express Office to vollch for the cor
rectness of these accounts, therefore we doubt
if much will be dcne until the letters are re-
ceved on Monday morning.
a mercllan, Of this town received copy of
Smith and Winners Prices Current, by this
evenings mail, which coroborales the news
received by the Express slip.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

Strange I'dle.-We find the following
curious Story i, letter from Munich, of
The 9th, published by The Journal de Frank
tort:-" the wife of tailor Of this place,
named HiIpers. has suddenly become a
Princess. A rich Roman Prince was liv-
ing at Brussels with his wife, but had no
male heir. The Princess having again
become pregnant, he threatened 10 repudi-
ale her If the child should not be bov.-
She was delivered Of a girl; but the wife
Of Jew ,radesmaa. NJ. H -. heiug
brought to bed al the same time Of boy,
the midwife made All exchange Of the
children, and the Prince imagined he had
son. The boy died at the age of six
years, and The girl was brought 10 Munich.
where tho real mother secretly gave her d
brilliant education. The Princess dying,
however, aud there being no more supplies
for the education and support Of the daugh-
Ter and her rcpulcc parents, the latter fell
into poverty, aud the girl married Jew
dealer, NJ. Sch, who soon after OBJ
lainet divorce. She then enercd as
sort oil housekeeper in The family of VI. de
Spcusel. and subsequently, The house Of
The tailor, Ililpers where she embraced the
Christian reli eion, in order to accept an
offer of marriage from him, which was So
lemnized, and has produced two sons
The midwife, being on her death bed, Coli
fessed to the priest who attended her the
fraud which she was guilty Of, and placed
documents in his hands TO prove her stale
ment. After suit Of three years The la
dy has succeeded in establishing her claim,
and has been recognised by tho father,
who has settled his fortune on her sons.--
What adds 10 tho siugulariry Of this affair
is, that Hilpers cannot make up his mind
10 solicit letters of nobility, in order 10 ac-
commodate himself 10 this change Of Cor
tune"
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Mineral Resources Of alabama In
Randolph county. (Ala.) there are five
large mines of silver and gold, and several
minor ones, which produce annually about
Sl25,000, and afford employment to 2 or
500 persons. TaIlapoosa county is also
rich in gold and silver mines-GoIdvile is
supported by one mine. Gnld has also
heen found in Coosa. ,Talladega, and
Chambers counties. In Randolph there is
an inexhaus.ible he'd oi iron ore, which
docs no' loose IS per cent in melting
Nilre. Coal, Salt and Lead ore are found
in other counties.
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which they KEEP, up until two o'clock on
Thursday morning when the house was
alarmed by the cry of murder. On re.
pairing to their room, The inmates Of the
house found on the floor one of the young
man, apparently dead, with large cash
on his head. his face beatsa hideoCsly
bruised. and the floor covered with blood.
Over him stood his drunken brother with
the remnants of chair in his hand which
he bad been beating. his brother with. In
his frenzy he had taken his brother for a
robber and beaten him nearl y To death The
injured party may rec"ver.-Daity Amer-
ican Eagle.
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Aaottei Negro .S!ealer Arrcsted.-Ofi
GERS Geubruok and Samuels succeeded in
arre>tiug, uear Bayou dc Glaize, in Lou
isiana, on Tuesday last, man by the
name Of Strong. who had stolen and had in
his possession,-a horse and negro belonging
10 MIR. Thotuns Rose, Of this city, and a
horse of Mr.. Mcclure. He was brought
here Oh Thursday, tried aud committed on
the charge Of horse stealing, and yesterday
was arraisned again for negro stealing aud
fully co,nmited on both charges. When
first arrested he said the negro bad stolen
him ! but yesterday his excuse was thai
having lost all he had by betting on the
presidential election, he took this means of
teimbursins his losses Neither Of these
pleas, however, are likely to avail him
much when he comes up for trial, and we
are incliucd 10 The opiuinn, ,ha, he will gel
'phc full benefit Of the law" What makes
the case more aggravated is the fact that
Mr.. Rose, had befriendej Strong when in
this city, giving him employment and
money, from purely charitable motives
N. 0. Bee.
Florida.-Upder the new Consliu ton
Of Florida, re "4,ly admitted into the
Union as Sta, all election will he held
aboutthe l2lh of May next for Governor
one Representative in Congress, aud a
Legislature composed of seventeen Sena-
tors and forty one Representatives. The
Legislature will assemble about the 9th of
Juue nexl, and eject. besides its own off
GERS, Htwn U. S. Senators, four Judges of
Circuit Court, Justices of the Supreme
Court of the State, Clerk oflhe Supreme
Court, Clerks Of The Courts Of Chancery,
an Attorney General of the State, four
Solicitors in the Circuit Courts, Secre-
tary Of State, State Treasurer aud Comp
troler Of Accounts.
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AUGUSTA, March %.

AUGUSTA, March %.
Cotion-This article is in less demand than
it was last week, but little, if any, variation in
price has since taken place. P,ices still range
from a TO 5Sc. bit little offering is of such u
quality ms 10 hrinsles than 4d or more than ST.
Both buyers and sellers are partially suspend
ing operations ill the receipts of the accounts
per Steamer from Liverpool of the 9TH Of this
month, which are expected to reach us OH or
be,ore Monday next. We have still a good
river. Notwithstanding the late dry weather,
and the frost which we have had for the last
three mornings gs.-Washingtonian.
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The Letters of Fuller and
WayFamd.

WILL BE PUBLISHED IN FEW DAYS.
Letters on american SLauery, by Rev. Francis
Wayand. D. D.. President Of the Brown
University, and Rev. Richard Fuller, OF
Beaufort, S. c.
These letters. which have sbeen so heartily
greeted. and highly recommended by the whole
religious and secular press, the authors have
consented to revise, and prepare for publication
in thia more permanent form.
They will be put lip ina cheap pamphlet
and sold to agents, Ministers of the Gospel, and
booksellers at a liberal discount Orders for
hem from any part Of the country. sill be
romptly execute i. e"
LEWIS COLBY, Publisher.
March IL s.
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Another Printer in The u, S. Senatc.-
The Philadelphia Sentinel says, that Ca.
mcron. lho newly elected U. S. Senator
from Pennsylvania, served regular ap.
premiership a, the printing business. was
a practical printer fora number of years.
aud has risen to his present emiucnce by
his talents and industry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26
0RHTU3R RY,

Died. on the 18th instant. near Dry Creek
Church, in this District, Miss SARAH "A. Nc.
CoLLouGH. in the 2lst year of her age.
At Enraula, (Ala.) ON the ll,h Instant, of
influenza, Mrs SARAH C.. CALHOUN. The de-
ceased. though the subject of many sore trials
in lhr former part of life. and III the latter OF
almos, unprecedented Affections. yet lived to
good old age. She was born in the year l754
near Camden, rs. c. and spent most ol her
wears in her nniive State.
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commercial.
HAMBURG, March 10.

HAMBURG, March 19.
Cotton.-Tn this article we have very little
change to notice since our last report; the re-
cep,s are becoming very light and for the last
three or four days the shipments have been
small. From warehouses the sales have been
10 moderate extent at prices varying. say
Ordinary 10 Mddling, 44 to 4a; Middling Fair
to Fair. Al 81; Fully Fair. 81 TO So; and
Fine, 81. The demand is good for the better
grades, Willie other qualities are dull of sale.
and we think that a real fine lot would bring
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

The c. eeks and PdUnees.-A Fight
The Arkau. Inlellisencer learns Through
Mr.. J. w. Taylor. respectable merchant
nf the Creek naIiou. that the Pawnee
Mahas, attacked, about len days since, the
Greeks WHO live upon Liule River, near
the store Ct Mr. Thomas Hazen. The
Greeks were attacked by the Pawnees,
but repulsed them after killing six Of their
warriors, and without any loss on their
side. The Pawnccs have returned TO their
homes upon the wild prairies, for rein.
force'nenI. with which they have sworn
to return and take revenge. Tho scatter
ing Creeks are removing from the exposed
quarter to the denser settlements. The
Creeks were dancing round the sea ps, and
our informant says. were greatly excited.
An account of the affair has been trans
mitl-d 10 The Commanding Officer al Fort
Gibson.
This al1ray occurred in the country
whicl, was appurtinucd 10 The Seninoles
by the late treaty, and whittier they are
daily removing. The Pawnees, when they
come bach TO fulfil their threat. will find
troublesome customer in Halleck
Tus ste. nusgee, tie Seminole chief, and
will be apt to lose plenty of scalps.'"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26
March s
Removals.

nR.J. G. WILLIAMS respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public at large, that
he has removed his Office to Mr.. B. j: :Ryan's
new Tavern, (next door to MIR. John Lyons
Tailor Shops where he can be found at all
times, unless professionally engaged.
He takes this opportunity to return his sin.
cere thanks to all those who bave favored him
with their patronage, and he hopes BY a strict
attention 10 business, 10 entitle him to meet
their support and countenance.
Qcc.4 r. h5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

Wealh Of Mr.. A,tor.-His present
wealth is computed at $25, 600. 600, and
tits yearly increasing at the rate Of about
4 per cent, nett. Last year, the city tax
upon his real estate alone, (including near
1,600 building lots, nearly all covered
with houses} was over $4,000. Ii was
paid in three instalmenls, each of about
equal amodhts.
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HsUTCggEREJy"G.

TINE Subscriber having purchased MIR.
Il G.. NJ. GRAY's interest in the Butch
erng business, RESPECTFULLY informs the citl
izens of Edgefeld Village, that he intends 10
continue to supply the Market with choice
Beef, Veal, Mutton and Lambs. OH as reasona-
BILE terms as the times will afford. He will
commence on the fist Monday in April next,
and will continue to furnish his customers on
Monday and Thursdays, until the month of
June, when he will furnish the Market three
times week during the Summer. Thankful
for past patronage, he hopes by strict attention
to merit a share of the public patronage. He
will devote bis whole time 10 the interest Of his
customers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

The MeckIenburg Jefersonian, publish.
ed al Charlotte, N. c, gives the informa.
lion that preparations are in progress for
the construction Of rail road from that
place 10 Camden S. C. where the branch
of The South Carolina Rail, Road, through
Columbia, is to terminate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

The New York True Sun says that The
present wealth of Mr.. Asnr is computed
at S25,000,0O0, and is nearly increasing
at the rate of aboul per cent. nett. Last
year the city tax upon his real estate alone,
tincluding near 500 buildings lois nearly
all covered with houses) was over S34 900.
Ii was paid in three inslalmenls, each of
about equal amounts.
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q NSsTICE.

N%7lLL be sold AT EdgeGeId Court House,
wv on the first Monday in April next. n
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO FELLOW. be.
longing to the Estate Of George Deaughter,
deceased; on credit until the 25th day OF
December next, with Note and approved Sc.
curlfes.
G. M. ROPER, Admir-.
March l9 81 8
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Effects Of fatempsrance.-A couple Of
young fellows arrived in Pittsburg, on
Wednesday evening last. and took lodgings
q, the mononsahea House: Immediate
ly after entering their room, they com
Inasrcd a run on the bar for punches,
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Feb &c
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
,,,,o, At;n,r Annf;c, pt Su,,,,o,,


ys. tn
Robert Brooks, et al. Defendants. Partition.
EDY an order from John Hill; ESQ.,, Ordi-
I'D nary ofthe District aforesaid, will pro-
ceed to sell at EdgefieId Court House, on the
First Monday in Apya hert, the lands belong
ing to the Estate of Spencer Minor, deceased.
situate in the District aforesaid, on the road
lending from Edgefeld Court House to Able.
Vile Court House, containing one hundred and
eighty six acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of jeremiah Seglel, John H. -HoIlingsworth
and others. Sold on credit until the first Of
January ls46, the purchaser to give bond and
approved personal security. and II mortgage Of
the premises TO the Ordinary, TO secure the pur,
chase money
Cost to be paid in cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
March 5 1915. 81 6
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FAMILY GROCERIES!

Smoked Beef. choice article; Pine Apple
Chesse, Fresh aud Pickled Salmon, No. ]
Mackcrcl, Sardues in Oil, Scotch Herrlnss,
Boston and Soda BISCUITS, English mixed Pick
les. Olives. Capers, Pepper, AIspice. Mace
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, lslnglass, Wal,
nut, Mushroom and Tomato Catsurs Pearl
Starch. all excellent article.
ALSO
Fine and Extra fine Spanish SEGARS. and
,Cavendisf's 5 best No. !. Chewing TOBACCO
&C., &c.
All of which will he sold cheap for CASH. or
ON short credit to punclual customers.
LOUIS COVAR.
March 26 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26

JTHs MlxlsrEns AID DEAcoS's CONFER
encc of the Edgefied Baplist Association will
meet with he Dry Creek Church, on Saturday
before the fifth Lords day in this mouth. Pune:
,ual attendance OH the part of.ibe Brethren is
earnestly requested, as matters OF Importance
will be brought before the body.
J. NJ. CHILES, Secretary.
March u st
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into the planning Sletes, would give an in
creased value to the article of. cotton,
which, under the already great and daily
increasing production, will need every
help to make il profitable.
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Take Notice

A LII. Persons are iorwarned from taking
IA timber from any tracts of lands belonging
10 The subscriber. The law will be enforced
against all trespassers.
SARAH LABORDE.
March12 3,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-26
New Goods: New Goods! (!

New Goods! New GOOds!!
TSIHE Subscribers take this opportunity
Il of informing heir friends, customers.
and the public generally that they will be re-
ceving the present week their Stock OF
New Spring and SlnmcrGOods
which in addition to their former Stock, will
emhrnce handsome selection of Goods, suited
10 this market, among them may be found
variety of Gonds for Ladies' wear, such as
Organda Musilns, neW style, Muslin Cling
hams. Victoria LaWnS, BatzTineS,
and other fashionable Goods,
'-Also,-
LADIES AND MISSES BoNNETs,
which we respectfully invite their attention to
call and examine. Also,
Hats for Men, Boys & Children.
Hardware, CrOckery, Groceries,
&C., &C.. and also fine stock OF ::
Shoes, various styles, for Ladies', Misses, Men
Boys and Children, tngether with many
styles of Goods too tedious 10 emu
merate. All of which, we pledge ourselves 10
offer our customers on as good terms US can
be afforded in our market.
On time ms usual 10 good customers, and
liberal discount made for Cash !
PRESLEY s. BRYAN.
March 26 ct
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Edgefeld Confectionery +!

,(opToslTE BLAND & sJTLEK's)
yENHE Subscriber respectfully informs hi:
q friends and the public al large. that ;he
has recently opened a Confectionery
and Fruit Store. III the Village OF Edge
field and has Just received from Charleston
IL large assor,mcnso OF
Cndies, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles. &c.,
consinng in purt US follows:
Candies and Sugar Pums. a good assort
nIent.
Raisins. Cnrants. Figs. Prepared Cocoa
English Walnnls. Soft SheIled Almonds
Lines. Cocoa plums, Fruits in Brandy,
Preserved Eas India Ginger, aud Cor.
.dia!s, assorted.