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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
TO the Members o the Erecufius Commit
tee Of Tie AbbevilLe and Edgefeld Union

TO the Members of the Erecutiue Commit
tee Of Ms Abbeuille and Edgsfeld Union
Bible Society:
BELOVED BRETHREN,
The work in which we are engaged COM
mends itself 10 the mind and heart Of every
lover of God and man, aud, in order TO its
success, demands the jealous prompt and
persevering action of those laboring in the
cause.
The progress Of the Society, since its
organization, has been onward. God has
smiled on the effort-(riends have increas
ed-and our sphere of operation autuse.
fulness extended. That this prosperity be
continued, it should be remembered that
God has connected means and ends; and
means properly and energelically used
under his blessing, cannot fail 10 secure The
end. Let US therefore, as good Stewards,
come up readily 10 the work before us, in
dividuaI!y feeling the obligation resting up
on US, ito do whatever our hands 6nd to
do, do with our might"
a meeting ofthe Committee will be held
at my house in Greenwood, on Tuesday.
after the third Lords day in March next,
al Ii o'clock, A. NJ, which will be thu
last besUre the annual meeting Of The So.
cie'y. A full supply of Bibles will he on
hand. The place for the Anniversary Of
the Snc.eIy and Preacher TO be selected,
and other. important business to be attend
ed to.
VIM. P. HILL.
Chairman of Com.
The Abbeville Banner will he kind enough
to give the above three or four insertions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
I'm the Law Court of Appeals.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10, 1545.

CHARLESTON, l. Gu. lO, 1O4O.
EFT having been unanimously decided, in the
a case Of the State rs. Bennett Dozer, 2
Spears, 2Il, that a FENIRE, for the Jury,
could only legally issue under the Seal Of The
Court aud now, nj this Term, the Court finds
that the said decision has not been generally
known or,conformed TO, and that many Venlres
may have issued unsealed it is therefore Or
dered, that ile Clerks of the several Conrts Of
General Sessions of the Peace and Common
Pleas in the respective Judicial Districts Of
this State, Gf any Of Them may haye issued,
without the Seal Of the Conrt. Yenres TO the
approaching Terms Of their respective Courts
do forthwith seal the said Venres, and, there.
upon, that the Shcriffs respectively do re-!
SUMMON the Jurors who may have been sum-
moncd before the said wrts were sealed and
that hereafter no Clerk shall issue any Fenire
mill the Seal of the Court shall be affixed
thereto; and on The first day Of each Term, or
each week when the Term consists of more
than week the Clerk shall produce, TO the
Judge presiding. the Venre for the Term, or
that for each week and if they, or any ofthem,
are not under the Seal of the Court, in such
case the Clerk shall be fined at the discretion
of the Judge so presiding.
[Signed] J. S. RICHARDSON,
JOHN BELTON O'NEALL,
JOSIAH S. EVANS, Z.
A. p. BUTLER,
d. l. WARDLAW,
EDWARD FROST.
Ordered thai the Clerk of this Court do pub
lish this Rule in all of the papers of the State.
(Signed) ]. S. RICHARDSON,
Presiding Judge.
BY the Conrt.
THOMAS ]. GASNT, C. C. A.
Feb 10 (rour;or \ If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
To THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES Is EpoEFIELp

To THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES EDGEFIELD
DISTRICT.
Many of The leading members of the Tepl.
perance Societies, throughout the District, met
at the COnrt House, on Saleday last, 10 take
into consideration the propriety of forming a
District Temperance dissertation, and it was
agreed that the undersigned should place in
the columns of The Advertiser, colnmunica-
lion, respectfully requesting the different So
cietcs.in the District to send up Delegates to
meet the Court House, in the Baptist Church,
on the end Tuesday evening in March next,
for the purpose ororganizins District Tenn.
peranee Society. Each Society will be emit.
tied to two delegates. An Address may be ex.
pected, on that occasion, from the Rev. Mr..
BREWER. II. BURT.
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commercial.
AtJGT,sr. Fob 1r

AUGUSTA. Feb. IS.
COlton.-This article has been in good de
mand during the past week. bu; the quantity
offering having been greater than wns sufficient
10 meet the demand, prices have declined ac.
and in some instances &c., while choice quail.
a, all. We still quote ordinary al; fair. 81;
good lai. in round hags 81 u So, in square 81.
A very nierorarticle woul:l mol bring our low
cs. quotations, and choice parcel in square
bales would command more than our highest.
-Udshing'an
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

diary. We'undersand The proprietors were
fully insured. We were on The ground, and
from our observations feel tia duty TO pro-
claim our conviction, that all the credit Of
staying this fire is due 10 Mr.. Stanley, the
President. and Mr.. Mackey the, V. Presi:
dent, and This promp, and ever ready cum
pany over which they presidc.-S. Caro-
Linian, l3th inst.
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Notice

ES hereby given, that three months after date,
d The road leading from E-Settle's to Cheat
hams Bridge, on Turkey Creek, (there being
no objec,ion,) will be discontinued us a.plblic
road.
BY order Of the Board;
ThOS. J.. HIBBLER. Secretary
Of Board Of Com,nissio ne I.
Feb il 3m g :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
Stl'ayed

TROM the Plantation of the subscriber,
Il near Aiken, small mare MULE, some-
what of dun or mouse color-shod all roun1,
very much marked with the gear. aud her right
eye out Supposed she will make up the
country, having purchased her out ola Virginia
wagon. Any person seeing such an one going
at large, will confer favor on the subscriber
by stopping her, and addressing him letter at
Aiken, s.. C. -
Feb II 2tF
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Negroesfo for Sale.
n Office.

ENlLL be Letlo the lowest bidder. at Lib.
Wv eny Hill. on the l7th March next, the
Posting OF the Roads, with Rock or Cast Posts.
Also, the Pointing Of the Roads of the Upper
Battalion. Ninth Regiment, South CaroIina
Militia. .ila -
The terms made known on the day Of letting.
BY order ofthe!, Board: y: = :
THOS. j. HlBLER, Secretary -,
Of Board OF Commissioners.
Feb14 St 3
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Office.

A IL Persons having demands against the
N Estate Of Wilson Whatley. late O Dallas
County, Alabama, deceased, are requested to
present them to the subscriber in due form and
IN the time prescribed by lazy, and all the debt
ors Of said Estate are hereby required 10 make
immediate payment 10
. ALLEN WHATLEY, Adm'r..>
Feb il 4ts z
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Feb 10

rFWe are authorized 10 announce NJ.
GRAHAM. Esq, as candidate for Ordi-
nary of Edgefeld District, at the next
election
Feb
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Yours. resi- eclfullY
SEARS G.. WALKER.

Mr.. Culhoun.-The Washington Cou
s'itulon says: I'VE are happy in being
able To announce continued improve.
menl in Mr.. Cahoun's health. He is ell.
lrely free from disease, and though con.
siderahly debiIItaled gives his attention to
The more important business ofhis Depart.
ment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
SADDLERY
AND HARNESS MAKING.

IoA FHNHE Subscriber takes plea.
EfszgA u sure in returning his sin.
fEfggA cerc thanks to his friends aud
@S patrons, for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on him during the past
yeals. He respectfully informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues 10
carry on the Saddle and Harness
Making Business, at his old stand. next
door TO MIR. S. F. Goodies, He has on hand
good assortment o.
Saddles, Bridles and MntingaleS, Har-
ness. Travelling Trunks, &c.,
and all other articles usually kept at sncll an
establishment, which he offers on as reasonable
terms as he can possibly afford them.
Citizens OF South Carolina. call and see if
you cannot suit yourselves as well at home as
abroad. Let us endeavor to keep on money
at home, and we will have mure to spend.
DANIEL ABBEY.
Feb 10 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

nF'The friends of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
announce him as candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector al the next election.
Oct. 80 II 4O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

India RuJJcr.-It is impossible 10 emu.
merae the many uses 10 which the India
Rubber may be applied-apd someof them
are very curious. Independent Of making
it into various clothes, such as air chush-
ions safely belts, jackets, rigaments, BAN
dages, gloves, stockings, bracelets, boots,
&c., it is now used in England as pave
menl for stables. with excellent effect. 1t
has also been laid down in The Admiralty
court yard, and The carriage entrance court
to Windsor Castle, where it has given
much satisfaction. "AVith respect 10 its
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
Positively the Last N0sice.

Positively the Last N0tice.
a LII Persons indebted to the Subscribers,
IA either by note or open account contrac-
ted previous to the first day of Jqnnary; 1874,
are hereby notified that all such demands must
be paid, or otherwise satisfactorily arranged
befure return day for March Court next, or they
will most certainly be placed in The hundS Of an
Attorney for collection.
We would most willingly be relieved from
this unpleasant task, but money zee must haze to
meet our o,rn demands
BLAND & BUTLER.
January L # 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

Indian Neps.-The u. S. Commission.
ers among The Cherokces have cusetl their
lahors and will soon present their report
10 the Secretary of War.
A treaty was concluded al The Agency
IN The Creek nation on the 4th nit. be.
tween The u. S. Commissioners and the
Creeks and SemmoIes. 1t provides for
the removal of all Seminoles intrud RS on
the lands of the Chcrokees. and their CON
ceuta'inn with others scattered among the
Greeks upon The Little River fork Of the
Canadian. The Seminoes are 10 have
the rigb, 10 organize sepal ate community
for managing their annni;ies and town reg
uIaliuns, the latter subject to the control o!
the Greek General Council.
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wAT@gEgsgS
AND -
.D.E w EH1RY.

GoLD and sILYER.WATCHES, Man
NQ tie Clocks, -
Gold Bracelets, Rings, .Breast Pins, Chains,
DC. of The latest fashion and fines! quality. ::
Old Silver Plate repaired and made rs new.
Silver Spoons made to order. -: I,
Watches and Clocks repaired and warran-
ted.
Jewelry made and repaired. At
G c. GORDON.3
FIVE doors below the Uui,ed States Hotel.
Feb7 3m 2
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
ND ANYWAY from The subscriber. on the
H0 first day of August, 1874, my Negro
man STEPHEN. obout % years of age, very
black, weighing about IT'S pounds, height ubou,
5 feet II inches. He has some scars on his
right arm, near wrist, caused BY sore-also
one on his neck. Any person taking up
said boy, and LODGING him any Jail will receive
the above reward.
GEORGE BOSWELL.
January8 8 If 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19

Important Improvement in Cation Spin
ntng.-We learn from the New York Post
thai Francis McCully, AN American by
birth, and from his infancy resident of
the. town of Patterson in New jersey,
where he has been engaged in the cons,ruc-
lion of machinery has recently made al
important simpli6caIion in the process Of
spinuius colIon. He has Invented an i'm
provemcnl of The machine doled rhros.
tic, which according to The opinion of com.
petent judges, is likely 10 work a great
revolution in the cOuun manufacturing
business.
The new process requires less than half
The power required by The ordinary ma
chine, takes less oil. dispenses with the
wasle, enables one person TO attend 10 a
larger amour, Of spindIes. yet with all It's
economy. in these several respecrs. produ-
ces more yarn aud of a better quality. A
small model the invention, conla aiming
about 1872 spindles, is now and has been
for several weeks in operation at the Fac
tory of Gen. Goodwin, in Patterson. where
lis utility and success have been demon
-traled to the satisfaction Of all the practi
cal men who have seen il al work. Mr..
McCully, the in enlor. has already secu-
red patents for his machine in England
France. Belgium, Mexico aud this country
and is likcly To realise n considerable for
tune as well as extensive fame as a me.
chancian, by his ingenuity.
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500 Reward.

AWlLL be given, upon conviction, for the
wv person who malicionsly set fire 10 Fifty
Bales oi Cotton, upon the 20tl Of January last.
at my landing. Any person having knowledge
OF lhe perpetrators will be rewarded according
to the information they may give.
G. TENANT.
Ecb II 81 (Rp) ;
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YIur, COELeCfOr,s .NOfics.

n will attend at the following places, as is
Il hereafter specified, 10 collect Taxes for the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
WIN. P. HILL.
Chairman of Com.

The Abbeville Banner will be kind enough
to give the above three or four Insertions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19

WAsHISGros LOVED Ms MUrHER-Immcdaiey after the
organization OF the present government Gen. Washington
repaired to fredericksburg To pay his humble duty hs
mother preparatory his departure 10 New York. An
affecting cnsued. The son ieenrly remarked the
toerng disease had made upon the aged frame
OF his mother, and thus addressed her:
The people, madam, have been pleased. with the
haernR unanmity elect 10 the chief mag aCy
the United States but before the functions
that office, have bud yOu aiirctonae
So the public business. which necessarily be
encountered IN arranging government, be dis
posed OF, shall hasten to Virginia, and
Here the ma,ron interrupted him. 'Ynu will see
more. My and the disease that j. approach
ing my yals, that shall be long in this
world. trust God, some what pre- pared tor u bet
ier But 60, George, fulfil the high destlnts which Hra-
Ven appears - assign aud may that ca
Nens and your mothers blessing be with YOU always"
The President deeply affected. hs head rested
upon the shoulder o his parent whose aged eeby
iondy encircled his neck. That brow, which Fame
Had wteaihed the puresi laurel
man. relaxed from its lofty bearing. That look which
could have a~ed Roman Senate, It's Fdbric.an day,
bent hlal tenderness upon the time worn features
Of this venerable matron.
The great wept 4 thousand rocollectiuns crowd.
ed upon his mind memory, reiTscng long past
carried HIM back To his paernS mausIpn and the days
his youth; and there the his muhCr
whose instructions aud discipline had prepared
To reach the opmost height OF iauuabc ambitions yet how
were hrs goreS forgotten while he Eazed upon her from
whom, wasted by and naady, must soon part 70
o more
The mairons predictions true. The disease which
had long preyed upon her frame completed triumph
and she expired at the - conhdiug in promise
oi Immortality To the humble believer
Remember this story liIIe children Washington, you
Ite boy become who does not love his mo-
ther.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
RAILROAD MOVEMENTS.

ERIE RALKoAp-The subscriptions this stock have
heen enhanced about 100000, making ST..
100000 including such BcTj Imin Loder. $500
900; Jacob Little ) IOO. 900 Stephen Whitney, $4,000 Ne
wins Townsend, S5OOOO &c, &C. Tho Railroad le'er
has joug Taged in Englani and in New England. New
York Is beginning feel the Influence. Vita the
Enc Railroad turning point, the market begins TO move
the circle ct a vortex each succeeding day
witnesses greater impetus and the whole movement
will absorb the energies and capital OF the great empo
um." This Erie stock will command premium by the
time that all TAKEN and fierce struggles wall be wEged
for the few last sharos.-N. !. Ners
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
FRESH FALL HARDW ARE.
W. ). g. J. BOWMAN.


Foreign and Domestic Hard Cutlery,
III West Nam Street,
RonSosp. Va,
RE receipt by ia. River
n from Liverpool their Pail
and Sheffield Hardware snj Cutlery from
the NoieTn Gates have received all American
Manufactured Hardware comprising together
they have heretofore red.
Possessing every facility purchasing goods
possible confident abe and
pos'i To sell nj .raIs house whitever
MeIehint- and Hardware
ved 10 examine opened for inspection
shall tai" pleasure showing them they
pnce- W = J. DONNAN
au M Main s,,,.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w DICKSON

WE subscriber having opened Grocery No ne Main
street Just below the Exchange Bank and
MI booit uphoseret and respectfully seit. IN.
patronage OF the citizens OF Richmond In
tends keeping constantly hand choice tb. very
nat articles in his line; and for
At iae lowest prices has doubt that lac viii satisfaction To
all who may favor Ills soek consist. IN
part, of the following artices:
Wines. of different varieties
q ioz- Jugs OF sehedam i'm
Teas, nj hes; quality
laFuts, Java Manila Conr.
Woolsev & woolsey loaf md crushed suy.,
Porto Rico and N. a. Sugar
sardncs, whole aud half boxes; AnehLy-,
Pickied HOLSTERS. Pickles assorted
London MuShroon Casups
Walnut Tomato
Olives French Caprrs
Preserved Ginger, which very low
Maearoni Vemicsh Olive OIL; staIcb
Imported Bologna Sa1sages
Baltimore dried eef Hams; Table Sau
Together with variety Of Articles. too numerous IN
mention. For at O. ~ nIrKsnSs
ju5O "a, NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
FALL SUrPEY or FRESH
DRY GOODS.

DRY GUUDS.
INllE subscribers have received by the last
u Jacs-ts New York a large well --l-cied
Fancy Goods purchased ucri
money prepared acirs enumerated bIw
kIwrst market cash city aec'Itine---
trIra slp wool blk ani fancy col CIb and Gaimrir
Supr HDhed Buesskh AID TWe'dS Cass'T"r"
Pine, InsdiuIi IA low pTiesd Slbcts, ali c61S
Kentucky Jeans. TcnBrs-. Plains Kers.y aud Plains
fad eLo4s Lininss aud GIT Tw-ets Tor boys
sup ok, cold. paid and ,rip.l Alpaca
Do h'Hlizin", Orleans Cloths aud Gala ~ IDS
White red sB,rn nd yellow flauur's, i'aunn dp
SwaI.- Iown Nsrino Naienl and Slk worSed Nrst,nss
PAIN black AMI 6e'd siE Velvet and Sstn vestngs
English, French sni American tahcOes. all qualities
furn,tui. "a aud Din,iiy = Habit do.
super Cashmere r. EtOss Nous Inc d. Lanes,
Plaza. plaid. striped, hgid aud d0sl.,I Musiins
ladies ApIes, h"nnp CasbmeT. a.. Wool Hose
White and black SIN fioS. aad bah Hoe, ~ ria dl
Whi" aud uhheaohed mixed, h1ck shd lead cord ron do.
Germantown Hos. boys g!. aud wea
Tablet Cashmere. Merin' and radaL shawh
FaHry Hdkis aed French worked collars
jlAiH, iLsn,tched al Revere Borirfed I. e Hdkfs
Thread aud l- I.aees Eigines and nssuings Bobbns E
swiss sod Cambria EJgngs and ins-rings. cheap
POLKA, Plan, SIgd ami Dotted Metz. blk and white
SpI',lGsu Rsr.iihna and Ponge- idtf'
Z Lash idnsns Table t'Otis, bina-k anJ Diaper
Huesabsck. RuF.i, and Buc"ye Diaper and Crash
Fancy cord an Tx Nrts. Polka do
Beaver nd l.isIs end Thibet Gloves, Tor ladies'
BONNET hat cap. meek and velvet piband-
Grass Cloth, NictOda, Nirselss and Corded SANS
Hik I.uiesirihg. ari fancy cord Silks cheap
New styI~ and ElTl,on Gun ham- bin and white do.
Ginps Crds an Ilss.s Ginp anJ Victoria COrdu
super Vii taey. Roe, HackeBtw ADD Duihn Blankets
Pine ana -Ip"ifr- CtrI-ting, Euas aud Mats
Pain and Pad 1.n,eys al Prices
wih complete nf beach.I cord
/ tee. cotton OEnabuigs Ac. 80
Al be found the Invest No 2I7
VALENTINE BREEBEN L co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT


OF THE SYSTEM. VIZ:
sereaa Kings Evil cuianeoas Erup
T RSs Worm %ss NE rss ss. % % If
the Homes aud Joints Stubborn uer yph,,e symptoms
Mercury, Ases. Drop-y EIpo-ar. OF inpudeuee in Late
Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders by
p.tati"n
mrur. stair OF the blood aad
fluids generally will be speedily and BY
disease circulation md
passing through the general WHERE
vorab along the ali,
msnts canal heaee the patient will feel
operation OF the sai-apsriIa FROM Its powers
The following lter recently propIs,ors th.
Invaluable medicine VIII be read with by similarly
he.d
Bnusoss Jun. TO- is11
Me-,r- sAsps-C-nts Most sheeduly do nuner
testimonials OF life sar-apan
year my upper
and hohi aud surrounding
parts until III. srs of conveying tears from THE eyes To the
destroyed which caused How of tears Il
a- ait e,s my c,usns discharge unpcssan and
became ~ Il
pull them With slight jcksuch feelings and sui
thu, tune that rendered perfectly nraIe
suted dr Physicians in the hule bcnsdt Every
thing heard of tried service,
last recommended change Of but this hk. other
cies dd u" GOO" the DISEASE continued gradually To increase
whole boiy affected Hut
Dr las. A. bo,ies
less than three months Restored u health aud
afflicted right medicine
b" ne" fon disease with feeling. OF aud gratitude remain
your ti'rni, DANIEL heCoNNiKAN.
Any pa,t,eua. find a, my
Is-'enee Front where VIII sor pleasure
p\nIEl MeCoSNlK@N
p.,x,.uv ~, a.. ma ,,. 49,, 49,, 49,, No..
=, =, an. .. - -, -. ~,
n.n, ~ IONS ~ mn
I,.,,.. M ma, p.... ., al. ~. -, u.,i,o,.
r., .p,.,,. .,,s,,,.s ~, - - -, 49, ~" -.
o,, ,', 80. ~ IN :, I,,Is sr,s,sI ~ "
:. ,,I,e,, cpI Inn =, r,n s,ps.p.,u,
oHNpSS NnhcphaI Ep SahSar ahibba'
.prat s,"''mensiy when -ay that this Medicine " fat more
ehec'uA an the cue Of ehons % acute rheumatism than any 9th
preparation have svrrtr-d Having endured
ns ~ zines ~nhn s n nv" wears no" repeated attacks OF IN
a"y OF acute NM uniss'n have recently used sapss Mar
with The happ'ea success my health IL now better than
-, " - a., 'o""'- .,,, my eps'r Is soo1 and my
u.s. =, ., ,,t '',oue 'h. h'aihiu' change
80, Us =, -, d, -. - .s."hk aeeP sympathy "ih
-, -, f.ia ~, - ne Nna painful eou
hr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-19
To THE FARMERS,


WE offer upon favourable terms especially 10
puncuaic assortment of In, heal
Groceries, consisting "a part OF
5o'"oo liza best Western Sides and sh uld-r-
10000 do do snhthheh. hog round
MO bbs No and unexpected Nett aud No p anil min,
specified Gross HerrnRs, (aI warranted sound
10 hhis aud tstecs Por nd Matan,,, Mol...-.
~ hhds Porto Rico anJ New Oii-ans sugar
200 sacks best Liverpool Salt
80 bags l.aEuira, Java Rio Coffee
IL tons assorted County Iron
American aud English Ri-Ier. East and German Steal
100 kE- Nails from 3dy 10 inch Spike.
@OuU lbs Cotton Yarn. from tn ~
chests superior t:unpowdsr Tea
l5oO lbs woos-y 4 woolscy- best Loaf Sugar
20 bills WILSON," pure P'eii-g Vinegar
100 bag. Shot,
Together with Spices Of kinds Soap Candies Oils Starch
'h-~ihg Tobacco, stone Ware, Lard Raw Cotton &C ke
We ask examination OF Of quality
ana prices believing that oder great 10
JONES A
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CashfnsIr Reps
Seybdra Crspes
Syna Cfapes
Mcu-eln de Lanes
ChlrR 'sbis Cfa.c.
Ihd Alps,cas
Cord do
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ndans and co,urg cio,h.lThsse goods 81 great
variety and Oitl- most recent -iyi
Kentucky Jeans
Plain Hnd Stupid Ket-sys
Plum. fig'd and Striped a-ire-
fid Liussys
Bankets AMI Napt Cotton.
Hryy Twssds aud IiIt Cloths indeed \ general
sort fof AMI the style,
good, great reduction from ihs pfices of last IlI
Boad Cloths ofaltnds Vestnt
ccar SOCKS Cloves slrs and every
variety.
vrfy Urge stock Of Pants, IS
usual a--oftnrni n domestic and Foreign COod Of kinds
SrptemhrT !. 1875