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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

Melancholy ,Aceident.-on Monday the lst
instant. MIR. LEWIS GLAsTos of this District,
on his return from this place to his home, was
thrown with great force from bis horse, AMI
was SO seriously injured that death was the
result. Hr. Glanton was ah old aud respec-
labe citizen. and WIS much estremed'by Ills
friends aud acquaintance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
Ebe aOnerttaer.
EDGEFIELDC. H..
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1916

AT an election held on the 18th instant, for
intendant and Wardens for the town Of Edge
field. lie following gentlemen were elected for
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

A. B. ADDISON, ImenauHt.
Rardcns.-F. H Wardlaw, Edmund Penn,
Samuel Blocks and S. s. Tompkills.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
From the Charleston Mercury.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

The following letter is from source
entitled 10 implicit credit. The prospects
of the planters there are indeed most gIoo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

Macs from Fori Leausngerlh. We fnd
2in'lhe S,.sLouis papers Of the 18Th ult.,
advices ffpn Fort LeayenwbrIp 10 the
23d ult. The Republican says:
= We rugretluhave 10 announce The death
oftLleut.Col. Allen, who!w in command
oftbe battalion sof iNIofmou infantry. at
that post, onatheir Eoule tojoin The army
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

Maniepal Election in Che,lcs,on.-After a
very animated contest between Gen. Schnierle,
late Mayor of Charleston, and s. l.. HGtchin.
son, Esr., tho latter gentleman was elected
OIL Monday tic eth instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

The State Of lo,ra.-The voice Of the
people of The Territory of Iowa having, By
a majority of at least 600,s assumed all the
nigh, aud responsibility Of a 'SiaIe; Govern
ment, the next step, which will be taken by
the Governor as soon as the official returns
are in, will be 10 issue proclamation
specifying some day within three months
from the Isl Monday of August Instant.
for The election ofa Governor, two Re.
presenla'ives to Congress, Auditor, Treas
urer. Secretary of State, and so;members
to the Legislative Assembly Of our new
State. BY the Ist Of January we shall
have two more membets ofthe U. K
Senate, from this new State.t'
,fa --f3Is',
Emigranls.- novel scene for Ausustcs
was Witnessed by our citizens yesterday
afternoon. in The passage through the city
of number t69 Of all ages and. sexes) of
.emigrants. principally from: Switzerland,
on their way to Tennessee, SO settle track
of land purchased from lIis State by a
company If Foreigners. They were
hardy hooking race, and their grotesque
appearance as they passed quietly through
our streets, excitedmucll curiosity. They
were in charge ofsan agent, and took
passage ons,the Georgia Rail Road for
Atlanta, and The terminus of the State
Road.-Augusta Ghrousete.
E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
Extract from letter rectiueda Charleston.
ST.HELENA,S SEP<f..Sf.ss;ss

.'rhe carerpilIars have covered tho
whde.feld, aud will now make quick
work.of it. Ifthey WILDE satisfied will.
the leaves, there viii be something Ief-s
bu, wben they will l.slop,,t or:;wiiat s,hey.5
will do, remains 10 he proyeitassl shaYsS.
picked 10 or IL bushels OF the war,ns, and;
50 bushels in lhe chrysalis stale -wbich.,
I think, will keep them back al leas, onB
week. Had they come as they did for.
merly, fcould haveides,royeds s,the whole
-but tl.ey have cnire inssucb immense
numbers, aud attacked d'the 6eldssfina 50
mary places thar ! tliinot think Eits spru-
de1f to5sacrilicc so.much aimesins uauiig
them any longer. S q ssssz s
Z, - 81 sfn,l they have commenced onEilIa
potls:,loY-lhey q re as batEass Ishass eyer
- e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

Albon Chase, Esq. Tor afonsidorahe nun.
Der Of years editor OF the Southern Banner'
published at Athens, Gi., has retired, and is
succeeded by Mr.. Hopkins HoIscy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

Fall in tic price Of Prouisions,--We learn
from the, last Hamburg Journal, ,'tI,at Corn and
Corn Meal were selling for fifty cents PEI
bushel in that place, on the 9th'instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
. From the Charleston Patriot.
FROM SANTA. FE.

Mr.. N. Colbur1, The correspondent OF
the ST Louis1Republican arrived at lnde :
pendence, (Mo. )aon the 9Th ul.,, IN "a
days from Santa Fe, which place ne lell
Of. the Sd Of August. He brought inte
resting intelligence, Of which We give The
following summary. -.
On The Bird of Angus, there were only
!. $50 Mexican soldiers stationed i'll Santa
Re, bui the authorities stated that they had
|, 1000 men ready 10 march. at a moments
warning 10 meet Gen kearney, and 2O0o
! were expected from the lower country,
that Mr.. Kennedy, however, who had
:! lust arrived from Sonora, reported that
they had there only SOC soldiers; 200 al
Chihuahua, and 40 al F. Pdsso.
When Mr.. G.%,left Santa Fe, nothing
had been ,heard:of Gen. ,Kearney's move
nents for@6fteen days previous. Ill was
/ then known that Gem al Wool was moving
! against Chihuahua. About 2OOO miles
on his roule home, he met with eight
Mexican gdraguonswho had been watching
The movements of The American forces
under General,Kearney, but had not seen
the troops. although they had been IN
SIGHT of Benl's;fort aud to The Silnarone.
A, the crossing OF the Arkansas, Mr.
C. met Capt. Worcester Of the U. 5. Ar
,iIlery, 4. Caldwell aud Charles Bent,
ouly ten DAYS from Independence, and
Sent Sent by Them TO Gen. kcarney all The
news Of which lie was,in possession.
onrhe 18th. he nae, Mr.. .Thrly's com
pany of,hree Wagons for Taos. and also
Iiorty.lhree Government Wagons aud 81
men, lying by for repairs. They had lost
fifteen yoke Of oxen; many of the men
were sick, and they had only Two rounds
oi ammunition. No guard could be placed
. al night and they had nothing with which
to protect themselves when hunins their
oXen.5 a,.ss
The Indians were attacking some o
the companies almos,. every night. Tbl:
detachment of wagons was then slxtee'
/ DAYS behind the army, which Mr. e.
learned was subsisling on half a ration o
bread and meat, with neither sugar no
coGe! One hundred Mexican soldier
could capture. all tho supplies OF Govern
ment stores from the Cotton wond 10 Bent
Fort, II .hey only gbneW tiieIr eAPos0'
situation. The Dragons had only itseeI
rounds of ammunition with 'hen.
r The Indians we're 10 Sanla Re, offering
their services 10 Gen. ArInyo, bul he ha'
refused 10 accept lhem..
On the 18th, he met twenty two GDV'
ernment wagons, in charge'ot Mr.. Camp
bell and MIR. Coons, OF St. Louis Ihei
> Icamp. had heen attacked on The nigh
!. previous, ana that they hat, killed ont
Indian and wounded another.
From tho l6lh 10, the 9th he me
parties every day, all of whom had solie'
red more or less by the Indians. ::
Trade was extremely dull an Santa i e
The corn crop was very poor, aid it'z~a
feared that the mounted men would sulie
J very severely from The want 'ot grain II
:. 1.-THE winrer. ..,.-,s,z. -.
Z The Navajo. Indians were conimlttln:
; iEdepredalions on the .Mexicans.' 3E
ss,sas,Nlr. ,Alyares. American Consulat, Santa
( efe, ,waFin feeble; ;heallh. : ID 5si5s-:,5,
~ -.s.F
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

commensurate with the, black seed 'cottoifea'
rerion. and as fatal as 1wiibu tho harvest
now being gathered will be the saof,est
ever reaped. The crop Of lSe4-a Sssr
for the extent OF ilie ilaiy
'iicied By The wnrn-was 6,7SI6oy l,s.:.ss ies.. !
over that quantity was exported the.iet- h.ss!,
lowing wear: lIis was about equal 10 the
crop Of 1899 Is, ,77e; 500. lbs. exporsed lns
1910. aud over two millions Of Ponnos.
greater than tlatof I64l Qas, determ!tedS
blythe same rule. in 1926. when. he !, every .
grower of Long Cotton had aeunaaht tlsa !,
cause to deplore the heavy loss ne sus.l Us.
tanned from the caterpillar, the crop was :
5,972,s52 lbs, or about 2,0Oo, ,0Qg lbs. !
less than that Of 1871. Since. toO5,fa 4 {
period of Al years, The long staple crop
has only twelve limesexceeded 1900 .90t &
The product of 1904 was therefore !
least according 10 our present noiloris..'-.s IONS = s
amply sutiicientl for heSpurposes5o OF ttadc.
In that year and 1925 coarse Cotton alone2:
was planted the season was f0gWlrd
,one; by the lsl September one fourth Of
the Cotton had BEEN housed; AM. the !
result showed that the deficitfor 1925 was
only about ope-lhird. In 1901, compaf-
ling the harvest Of that yearwiih the len
subsequent ones. tliereswas no deficiency. :.
look now atthe scene before US: COO.
siderable portion Of nearly every field on
I,thea Sea Islands cultivated IN. very hne,
and consequently delicate, aud ssDnprod0c-
live Cotlon;,o late period the season was
highly unpropiious to its deveopement;
on the 81 instant the fields of this place
were leafless, and those of the 7culiyatorsr
of The same plan, in other sections che;
State are. or will be, so ina few days;;;sonE
the ,lst Of September, the quantity per,
acre gathered, was,-judgins lforii my
own crop, considered by my neighbots a.
ripe one.-6 lbs. ); take these factsIogelh:.,
l.er, and add The loss still daily sustained
from the number of pols sentensby the
enemy, and you will in some measure be-.
I:euabled 10 determine whether the harvest
|.ofIS46 will not be pronounced the most
neagre III The annals Of our Cotton cul-s
ture. The prospect ahead is.indeed un.
precedenedly gloomy. A,resott to.nofs
vigorous efforts in the prosecution Of our
labors, aud The exercise ofs prudent,
economy, should hereafter bethe bearoR.
lights to directs our footsteps. Good, i z
have no doubt, will eventually lowE front
the uulIappy position which 50 nlanysof,
our1fcllow laborers, in their jadsmentii az
present OCCUPY. "a. ,!.,-. -, Is. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
From ae Nobilc Herald, (EzsrG,) Sept. 6.
LATE AvD IMPORTANT FROM MExico.
r., u. S. Brig OF Wur Trurtoa Burnt.

By tho arrivaio the U. 5. Revenue
steamer Lesare, at New Orleans from
Vera Cruz, we are in receipt OF letters
from:ou correspondents as late as The
29th al. We have but Time previous Il"
lhe closing of the mail 10 publish The iul
loving leller -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

+.
Neos By the Britannia.-ln addition to the
news received by the Britannia, which arrived
at Boston, with dates from Liverpool up to the
10Th ultimo, we copy the following items from
an cxchuhge jnnrnal.
House Of Lords.-Pafliament is expec.
ted 10 rise about the 18th Of August On
The l7lh he House OF Lords passed the
Sugar Duties Bill.
House Of Commons. .-Tbe destituiion in
Ireland occupied the House of Commons
on Monday. A sum has been appropria.
ted for the employment of. the pour in
Ireland
Effects cfihe Amerieun lariGin Eng
Land.-Several. markets have experienced
the effects Of the liberal tariff Which Es6es
into operation Id the United States on the
lst OF December. Iron has already ad-
vanced in price, aud the woIlen manu- .
facIures Of Yorkshire are firm aud i'm
proying. a..s
France.-The French ELECTIONS huve
terminated and great has been the success
Of the, Guizot ministry. The majority; ia
the new Chamber is expected, to be one
hundred. an ! II may possibly exceed thai
number. The. King had opened the
Chambers with short speech.
We have received the frs, number Of the
/" Palmetto, State Banner." paper published II,
the office Of l.. C. Morgan, Columbia. S. c.
sFGe price of slbscfi ption SIS s; Snal,l,,,
Thcpnper will be i,d!sl;shcd weekly. is priii.
cipcs wiIl be Democratic;aud of The siriclest
State Right school. The nGlGber befsre us
contains much excellent cditorial matter, and
promises well for the future. tits very neat
in its appearance, and does ciedi, to the press
Of Mr., Morgan.
Albon Chase, Esq. Tor afnnsidorahle nun.
Der Of years editor OF the Southern Banner'
published at Athens, Gi., has retired, and is
succeeded by Mr.. Hopkins HoIsey.
Manieipnl Election in Charles.On.-After a
very animated contest between Gen. Schnerle.
late Mayor Of Charleston, and s. l.. Hp,chin.
son, EsH, tho latter gentleman was elected
OIL Monday tic Eth instant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16

E. Snake bites.-it is -said.,hai charcoal,
made 4in;oSa PISS Swih+hog's lard, is a
grand antidote for, spake bite. In bad
cases il. shcu.d be changed:oleD. In will
probably prove efcetual for The sting Of
b.es, and all other similar cases Of poison.
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..E@s xwp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
GEORGE EARLE. uerc,,an, r.na-

NO tT5 cHEsSUT STREET PaiIHpii piis "''
AS Constantly on hand, hrs Tailoring store Cd
r me <Ate House. an eetant assortment OF
Cassmees and vesnxs ,rr,v,
nc eonese be e-tab the principle sndins
Ties that he hasso long enjoyed Of IN hI e
s ne urosshoui the Unioa he would respectfully
ron gentlemen visiting the city be viii eIecu, any
orders entrusted him a superior stve ard AT lor &
the qulity any sor. in N. eiy rv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
NUMBER III.
Received Oc,ohcr q.

w are now IN receipt Of n second supply of
easonaeie Staple and fancy Dry pure hs.-dn n
tA nnee ne it in, II them bought mach below for
nef prices and iot cash pupel2i ;. oaersd
n MODERATE ponts They rseh ~ - ,.- f
nd WOODEN .ashmse. plaid and figured Zepsyr p a. ana
nenno dc PAN np-d asd hrud Muuss- Lain se.stnsI
Kobe. cashmere and calico Roee-, entirety -sys
Black ose sik Vsitrs richly trimmed ,.r,,
square and loor shlw plaid "a ued e,r nd
Ties French worked CAPS Collars
Bomosrnes and ASaes iusirr, bsrk baeh ,,d
eoored ssta de Chine 70, dresser. Cioas. vs,-.
variety OF ss Frsnr-, Gimp. black Rvons
,u tor Irnnninss Rogers patent
nes Welsh and Ansrean dtto Ladies .gk We,
with and without seever french -
pnyr Taps Capes huh Olives sk Cotton Cashmere u-r,o
Hose and bali Hos- Boys Misses dio Carp-t,ns Rps,
Hanfets hseys lAn.ey, Sat ye,
hAndhere,er saspepdsrs Linen. baeheA
and brown Shifting. and sheeurg ready uad, .eh
ard over Costs and cIosk- for Gen,k m.a
CAV A .ruvx,,,. 49,,
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CHEAP f! CHEAPN CHEAPV!
ANOTHER SUPPLY.

II L Il Nj b T. X EARN, ls46.
w Il are now opening another supply of Boots
ana Shoes suitable for the FALL TRADE bought uueom-
prrsed boH's Ito ~ 10 TO ~ Mems prime Water
s arg. szs+ made in eIa Gent-mens ,oled
wher proof booA nailed add
Calf dess boots cheap: Morocco er,r,
henssnd eobs hap sunroeS. large H. 49,
To H. cheap LADIES' fine calf ace sAoe, ar.. re
hhe seal stitch wssrg Shoes, ranufae
ane hOai Womn' --~ed and psgsed wells
BOYS Eons and hoes very cap We have so ,b
20 'he vey -ef merchants frcm North
n nes confess that they hey buy
the IN Philadelphia York We re~oeetuv ,nvns No.
want OF Boot ard Shoes cheaper they bourh,
70 can and see Them Prem long experience in The shoe bu
'n"ss, facilities for buying rood. at the lowe re. are
superior 10 iSse that have been engaged hori
une-dcrg large Retail give TO Merchau,ueb
Hne- IS they may want Al soes befor,
you huy PuTNEY A. WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.

KEEN & CO.
NM receiving supply OF Ready Clothing for
w Fanald Winter wear, consisting. in Part, Of
Pine and medium Beaver overeoats
Do do DO Froek Coats
Extra French do oveIeoats
DO black Cas- Froeks, style
Tweed do do do
Do Casss Sacks al prices
Double MiIed Tweed. d.
Tweed Sack Frocks, soneihi--
Plain bin Cass Pants good qualify
French Doeskn do. do
Cord 90. great variety
Fine Goth Dress Goats, under way
Do French Froek do. "
Pirst quality cord saunet Pants ....
Do do mind do do
No. Sat. Searfs, bib and oord
Black and cold Cravau
New style Neck Ties
Silk saiin, velvet, cloth. merino and other ves'sL
% We have No. Cutter, any garment up
the shortest notice, and warrant good 1T
go KEEN q co.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

-uySSUFAcToRT) ISbsus eanorkM Strset
100 North 9Th ST philadelphia.
FH'HE sub erber n,hed ard o for sale handsome
OF Vehicles OF the sfyLs
double RockaUay and Caryal Wagons
CAsr SuLks. Yrk WagVas with without
which he will dispose the aonAbe An dscrp
Of Vehicles made order warranted be OF the best
teras and workmanship.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase OF the
above requested and before purchasing
ss-wherr.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory uoaraatsd
year.
ar Having received the SILVER MEDAL being the highest
premium awarded the last EShbion OF the Franklin institute
for the superiority OF workmanship his line which
ourwheel Hoiaate he that It viii be SUFFICIENT
dation Tor the super nriiy Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Fifth street, above Canowhll Philadelphia
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MORE NEW GOODS .aa
a L BUTLER &C co.'s
SnIna and Glass Ware-ROOms


w are no" opening per ships Henry Clay Dutehe-,
Doreans via New York ani bsrqus rhrar =, I'M,
our entire Pan Importation Of French English Chin. and
Hoes Of Glassware. Looking Class. CAsor. Ae
Also
Coz paror hall nre and Iamp- an kind.
seiia a advance ~ ~ '"''"
coeny and CITY aerehsnts generally are invited
=" eiAnine our goods HM. 2. BUTLER 4 co.
=. ..-.... 10 Main street
" 10 8gn o he Clt Pitehry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

GORDON q SKIN KER,
OFFER FOR SALE
IN HHDS. ST. CroiX, Porto Rico and Orleans
w Sugars
IS bezcs and bbls loaf crushed and pulvsrIed sugau
IS boxes and hays Havana and BraEil Sugar
so binds Moiassos, part prime
20 half bbls Sugar house and Orleans MolaEses
$40 bags Rio - guira and Java Coffee
9 bales Mneha Coffee
IS half chests GunDowder Tea, part very superior
hafehests Black do
Tea an G and ~ ID. boxes
900 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shre Thread
los box Sperm, nj Tarow Candies
10 bags Pepper and Pimento
10 bags Ginger
geo Kegs Nails
$50 bags Shot ..
30 kegs "Dupont'S" Powder
200 leans Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 tacks Salt
Cheese in casks and boIes
200 don bed Cords and Leading Lines
IS don PaLtod Buckets
so don Broons
5000 lbs Bacon. sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feaihers ... ...... ..
200 Nova Scotia Grindsones
Glass sEiO and 1919 ....
Sperm. PIT. and Tanners Oil
Cottoa Yarns, sahps,re, Copperas Alum
Indigo, hadder. Starch. Wick Irvine, &c. &C.
IR0NloO tons Swedes English, 1fedegar Country,
prisInE nearly all sizes round, fat and square
Sheet Lon, Mali Rods
BTEBI-Ameriean and English Bi.tcred
Mayors Cast and shoar Steel
TIN PLATEs-e67 boIes Tin Pas IOr4, 1890 and i2II2
CoPPER-2nOO lbs BraEiers', SbeahinE and Bolt
1000 lbs Vine, assorted siEeH from No I 10 ~
Zinc, Bar and Sheet Lead &C &C. ssI3
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANT

AND OTHERS
49, Sreet Reduction at Penitrntiars store.
u fer n greatly reduced prices
1000 yards heavy double twned Kersey Negro Men. cloth
soOo yards plain and striped Lasey woaea's clothing
In Store for Fall purchaser:
800 heavy ready made Refsey Coass
200 pairs do do Pants
SEQ pieces Broglns large assortment Of eoa, s a.
Shoes equal 10 the MARKET - ~
wagon Harness in prrtions ~ ~ ~
warranted Ares, very superior
FURNITURE OF df~reni kids. anu
For sac AZ Penentiary superior artjel. NJ Ru,, MIL
Stones, Wagons, Drays, Carts &c = ~ ' @
soovs are Que ed on accommodating terms md pur-
VIII co vel 10 ea the fenIsntiary o. n TIE o No
H. street leading to Mayos Bryce.
- al JAS C. ePorrs a,.,. pa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
GRUBBS & APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

NO. 81 untn street,
~ ANING MADE large additions To their stock
IL OF Drugs hcdenes Paints Obs D. e su5 Window Gliss
&C pF-Trt furnish Merchants and o,hr, =.
low similar ARTICLES be purchased mik.t We 10.
we ifo-e whns TO case and exlmre or r.sek
81 80 GRUBRS L APPERsOy
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step over and take Ten.

a l64, Main ST., can be found a full assort
meat Of every variety OF TEAS The house ,f N.
Conpany-tbe Oldest in America These Teas are nut
az paekasc. CT onequarsr. one pound and
- from me air with inside wrapper thai will te.p
Iesn - any climate and for any length OF time Tn,
are the e1-n'ive vendors Of genuine ouu, Mir
being the choicest qualities grown on ire Howo,. p.
in this country. N~ ia ''a
These Teas sold 20 per cent les than the ,
saI pnees ana satisfaction not given N. o ~
49, n, county eeaers and all choice TEAS viii
u asso rneni, and all vates packages An auats.
orSae BY the I chest chest ke f
lave aiso Tor sale Wooey Steam rp6,aa o,r
Codeea. uENpy =, t,1n-S,. ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
view Good. fhi, GaY ReceiIed-

"oOus thIs Gay Received.
K ZEN ~ 90. have now The largest stock OF
Fgod reaty naie C'o;hpg, in this CITY AMI
are onerins great Inducements Cash wheh laet
tney can faly prove BY calling now tn- o
owing GODS among sock which
most called for, and which great pain 10 have
ioe he most substantial manner, brown
se and double breasted Sacks pr
eed and medium tweed business and fancy cashier
rant" merino 'es'nFs Of all qualities under Shirts
sasPenders searf Cloves Cavats viii .e
saeh prices as the quality Of goods any
oe 2s KEEN 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

- - - OF. a. CANDLES.
IN CASKS Bea-he Winter srern OF
LO IS do do do solar OIL
90 10 sTannrTsOn
IS Bones -Roeman's" Hot Preset Sperm Candies
IS do -Podan' ssern odl.. a. nA A.
Receiving ssd for sac by -
DAyrxpopT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

n [NLh FLAIDS, SILkS, &C.-l he subscri-
~ eesh just received Few pieces Pia,d. Nous
ns and SATIN de Gaines choice sasoa They
pett IN few eays additional supplies OF mo
'ant FANCY GOODS Mr. r being time enx,
n the Northern markets. the Tkey he arten
lon oI lnoee who want no ITO. Il PRICE 4
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FASHIONS head OuARTERS.
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