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a GAlR ID,

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"a HE late Mercantile firm of BLIND &
Il .irTLER was dissolved on the Isl inst,
by mutual CONSENT. fi~i -,
TO lIuse who have byiheir liberal patronage
ami prompt payne nt aided us in onr brsi.
ness. Tor SIX years past. we. return mlr most
hearty aud cordial Misunderstanding that tn re-
"nlI OF 6Isr intercourse has been to onrmutI.'L
benefit. ~
Iii now desirable aud necessar, tina, the
unsettled business Of lllf.,firm he brought 10 Il
sp"ey ciose-we ,hereior most earnestly r"-
quest all !ose indebted 10 us by Judgment.
note "r open accuHlj, 10 caI,anJ settle viii,
ont denr. thereby SWING us trouble "a.l them.
selves expense - 81
BL5fSDs s& BUTLE".,r;
: II B. B.sl'ps iinnks. and1accnn;,ls ol hie lat,
Mrs hun3l.bronk :. fW .lilImtt,. are III my
iands im collection. an persy1s r.jt bed
1nrrenu must pay pllndliatelys ..i, ii
t.,., Nv p. BUTLER.
i.dee!ltltf,ous iionss. Jan q, SO II
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AK :, oticc-No o /.

q WI. aIlcnl II Tile uncs aud places nerra
r - s..rciiied. tu coll cl the ,rnrIal, i's"s
ami load lax Tor the year l. ID. rs in;lnws.
viz:
Al GrrIiin'S on M"ndsy I5rn Feb instant
= forwards ou fnc-,!ay 7In -
- Vancc> on Wednesday lStn
Maj. MId,i,:ionA M Thursday l9In .
PARKS nn FRIDAY lUtI -
Llberl. iiill OH saturday list
Sheppaid's on riorday. 2:}d
}ioorcs Oh l',tr-iay 2Iln
Il Culhrt.ah'S on "Wednesday zon :
prfiy'> Y ,ioni~ on rhnr>day &Gl, :,
:. Mrs Moore Oh Friday 27th .
Mouui Wii!ue OH Salurda, 2Slil
EdgeiicId { II. on Monday 2na March.
Ridge ~, Tuesday Bird '..'.ss', Is,
:. krapp'S on "Wednesday Alb
:. HatcHrr.s Pond on THURSDAY Stir: .:- 80
Powell 5 on Friday 9th - a.s
* 80 Bach sS,aIfc on saturday 1tb
9sIt5figers on T6esliny. h' Uth1: 81
:. Hdoper.s 5. III. ,fcdnesdaq Hi, - *
:. Edg Cnur, House Thursday l2lli :.
Snylry'son Friday bib -, 8. y,
Ricuafdsun's on Sa.ulday 18th = Is
N. g. [ will in my second loute attend ssve
raj places omitted in the liISt, aud olnII several
attended 10 a The present "Trip.
JOHN QUATTLEHUM, I. l.. ID.
February 4 st 6
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I'D ULL'S COMPOUND OF SARSA-
H-D PhRlLLA. This preparn ntion of Sar.
sarnr'Iia possess all the active properties Of
the Root, III high concentrated slate,
Just received, and for snle by 49, ),
j.. D., TIBBETTS
Dec.lo IT 46
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~, LU HDlAh, GHlhnn's Cody S.. Ar
" turs, Mothers, Farley and Christian
fnrInr .ilasazInrs
FANNY Circle, nn excellent Magazine, by an
asSrclalOn Of Clergy men
Mothers journal or Family ViSlant Ladies
Garland.
subscriptions received Tor the above Maga.
zines at s To So year. rs published
Lives OF .,irm OF Letters and Science. by
Lord Brougiram 5U'ren,s
Smith S Weekly Volume, being Il conIinlla-
ton of Wnldie's Library. aud all the che p
publications. aud periodicals Of the day may be
had at publishers prices. of
K. s ROBERTS
Edsefeld IL. February il II 3
&l=Illtt ...S..-rG =. 6 G<G55:5 A:Aga
6 EN. LEMkN> Hrady haic ,-iilRTS.
"a rom 81 :jU To 81 75.
CUIIars lei To - cents beautiful quality
Black SalIu Stocks 81 & to 81 %.
For sale hy K. 5. ROBERTS
Edgefcld Z. H., Feb. II II 3
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E'O the EossDaac. and 50 ss-saers
OF GTssa :aEnsi SAW HlEssS!


Of aSTssa ;aEnsi SAW ilasHS {!
IN WING purchased nfW r. Moore. who
II the Ownrrin tue State OF South Caro-.
iinc. oi IIlCllKlSS VERTICAL REAC
TiON WHEELS for Saw and Gri%l Mills. and
other Machinrry-and having t,,Sled them fully
TO our Satisfaction, and the satisfaction of all
who have seen them, we nuw offer EigehrId
District. which we lave purchased TO Tie pub.
IT,, with the following Recommendations and
advantages FsG
Isi. The simplicity of their conslruc.ica.
2nd Theil durability and spowe of moving
Machinery.
Bird They require one third less water. asd
will do dCublc rs much execution in the same
time as an, other used in the South.
4tli Back water does not effect them 50
long ds there is head Of water above them,
as the action of the water is on the inner side
of the wheels.
COTHRAN g. ROFF.
p. 5. Mn Rolf who is the owner of one
half of the right for the District, is practical
Mechanic. and put up a good many Mills.
His services can he had at any time. by di.
rectimg TO Winter Seat, S G..
Lao certlly Cial i iSsIsleu WI fhOH IN put
ting Mr.. Jnh., Cothran's Saw MILL operation
with the Vertical Cast Wheels, II uses much
less water than theo flnuer wheel. Mach more
durable and vcry.yery SIMPLE. 1t needs no
recommendation, as it. recommends isclI
have Just seen test of il with back water
the wheels were covered ami dill not see
any. difference in irs running. I.have been
employed as n Nil Wright for number Of
years, and it surpasses any thing have ever
witnessed. =, Thus JOHNSON.-
January2 28 Pm y
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Notice..

Notice..
a LII PRISONS having d mIs against
IN lie Estate of Villa. ,:':Son. de
ceased, ale ordinary Of Newer, District
arr hereby required To establish them belure
ne by the first of May next
l.. \. JONES. C. EN- n.
Jan14 3n $50. Ca) 81
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NOTICE.

sFH3hE FIRM Of Coyar& Son was dissolv-
ed sbF mutual consent. on The trs'
Jantnry lasf- therefore all persons 'ndeb' :
edio Them FOR work done during Tie last
year, are arerequesleestozs settle he same: as
they are, desirous of closing the business
$3.50 i!s,..szs JOHN COVAR.
= JACKSON COYAR.
u February is 81
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Notice

4 OST by the subscriber n, EdgcfeId c. IT,,
La On the 5th of Jannars IS46 Note given
by james Zimmerman 10 Lewis CnIbiealh.
some time in January ls45, for thirty seven
dollars and fifty crnts,S due The 25lh December
.1S45. with q credit two dollars made OF The
5,hJannary, 1876
Allpersnns ure therefore forewarned from
trading for a note of the above description.
- E. j.. RICHARDSON.
February q Z lie 8
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Plantation fer sale.

Sg1 u i Subscriber intending Ia NOV" SontI,,
d offers for sale. the Panrn'iuu on which
he NOW resides. continuing three hunhied-and
eieht acres. lying Immediately rn lhr .Piney
Woods H"al, eighteen miles liom Augusta and
seven from itdsefeld Court House. IBv
person wishing 10 purchase will do well to
cal! ou the subscriber. and examine. the,preIn.
+cs. GEO. w JONES.
December 81 II 40
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Lost or Stolen!

QN Tuesday. The 9Th inst. a smalh.
" SIX Purse. containing Forty Dol u
lars. wiz: four Ten Dollar Bills on lie
Hamburg Bauk4 one small note ION. e. Z
Golly, for 81 59cls.s payable. 10 To- S. s. B.
Ryan; ono account on N. r niniy, id iia-t
vor OF Jas tovel. and several oiher ma
.peIs not srecoliec,ed. A liberal rev ardsi
Will be given loE the recovery The same.
:Fs.e s.e5tt s;.e b. !. Il YAN.
Dec. IL Il - !, s, IL q
stss. GS -2Ey-,5S. 1ss5sy. &C., - ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

Derry hoogefs' cs. f.hocl Byne Deem. in
,,.. and For. At:
EIijah Dyne. rachnlcnt
cress &.IurpIn, DerIara,ionin
Is. FOrPinu Az
:. the s,p'e., ,aeha,ent. m ).
FH'llE Plaintiffs having this day filed
4 tleir}eriaralious iu The above stated
cases in my. office, and the defendants
having neitaer wives or attorneys known
to be within The limits of this State, ON
whom copy ofsaid declarations with Il
rule TO plead can be served: II is ordered,
thai lhe said defendants do plead 10 the
said declarations. within yearand dav
from The publication of this order, or final
and absolute Judgment will be awarded
against them. '..ss' :.
THOs. G BACON, Co.
Clerks Office, 18th March, 1858 W.
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Beaver Gsoth am. Green
HS, a EM e..

! SELLlNG helisMs Sosl Gi"en bnize Tor
- Floor C Clo,l.s. al 50 6eenisper yard, worth
rs. ssA - -
Beaver Clph, good Qualify, at Is % per
yartl, worth ,S3
Checked Handterchicfs lor, Aprons or Tor
3 Colored people. a. c,
An nsSsr,nept Of Groceries. toai, Crushed
and Moist Sugars, Rio and Java Coffee, best
Raisons I21 per ID; Figs. AlmnrnlS; Zamtt Car.
ssrenis.. soda. Sugar and hard Biscuits, Cheese
Candied Citrou;: Stncli. best quality. III rents
i ,erlb; Jrarpeu,ihes,2Soap, spernaccil Can
q dies. Pepper Mustard, Cinnamon. Nutmeg :.
.Mace3Glapes. Sweet aah 5Ssdad OILS. Blo"ms
Wlhsl;s, PeppemltlsqrnI other Candies ny lie
sinsle,panud,. 2o cts; Pickles asSoricd.s&c. =
SIil lafwhch~'wil be- sold al any usual low
prices i;5r Cash onls-5 ~ -.
! sTsS 4 r.. s. ROBERTS
WHO HAS FOR R.SaLE
s. Cullsns Remedy .t1f diseases Of i'eiRases,
WrakuCss, 40
sCui'ens Magic Ld.iou ior licaiii,aGc y, Tooth
I. ache, &c.s s.;rG & .. ;. ~.
tlgwessS NerSea,d BSne Liihniiien,. .rnr l;hrn
maiisn, &c. e 3y.7
a fresh supply at Df Jas'nes Allera'ive.
: ;i,<t received. 81 - -,
EdsefeId c. II, Feb Is a
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Notice.

AaL!. :.'.,r:..,-:s. .:,irbieu 10 the i.siatc of
IA ) ceased. are requested
10 nukr u, .t.,..5f me;l, and all hnviug
any dema SAID Estate will hand
them IN q -
Dec.3f - lis sl 49
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Tin-Ware ManufSctOry !

d stE oubsc,Iber Las esiabshr atm
e FACTORY, opposite Mrs LaBnrdc's
where he will keep constantly on hand full
and handsome assortment of TIN VAREl
lie vii also altcmd 10 Roofing and entering
IN the best style. or any Job work in his line,
and he pledges himself 10 give satisfaction. lie
will he Iuund III his post. and no mistake.
Address il, Edgcleld Gourr House.
(llLERY COOPER.
February ii 4t
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" Il y lkt ~. n " tEI..+' = ~ nv
Dfrcf EtofR tlfo yilfannfletarkrs ri=.

. -. q. ..
Gold a,nl SiIvsrPalents levers, Anchor sI.s-
yer Escape,nents. and plan Witches. (Gn!d
Levers lasbIw;asssSSGss Gold Clmilts key and
vBreaS,pirls.; Gold Rings sci witi, Diamonds
RuhirS. aid different Shines; Gold and Silver
Pencils : Cod AM. Silver Thimhles: Sold and
Silver Tooth Picks Ear Rings. Meek Orla
n1rnts, Bracelets EoctctS. and Clasps. Also
an assortment or Shirt and Sleeve Buttons.
Coral Necklaces, Silver Sronns. and Butter
Kni,ess G"tE i)iiKnnd pointed l'cns: Eodg
ers' Prn:alal Congress Knives: Pocket, BnIlun
hole, Surgical, and Pancy Scissors; RodserS :.
and Wades', and BnTlrrs Razo'S. Money
Purses. Ladies Fancy Work Pockets. Glazing
Diamonds Pocket Cnmhs. Twerzers. kky
Rings. Packer Books, Shell Combs. Musical
Boxes, ,Ss e., nc, all tnr sale cheap! BuI"ne
nrce asked
u Every arrfcle offered Tor sale is warran
redtnSbe What it Is represented. Sh"n! ID amy
person doubt he will test the article with acld
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respect tln'ly III.
vFedtocaRRnd examine Them 1T Mr.. Bland
8, Bpt'7's Store r, Feb Is 1t a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

PHS.; 7. undr<igncd proposes to open The Old
Il Establishment known Il, DunfonsMe, Tor
he entertainment Of Travellers, whrre by strict
attention !" comfort Sc, she hopes to merit
the patronage OF the eiravrl,incc cnlu,rniity.
SYLVESTA DUNTON.
Jauna.y 25 ,f
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AS & SyIaa do.
SWAN AN TE; aTaHEEeS
Az n an { g eI

WEJILL h, taken III exchange Tor Grnds. M
w the -uhscribrrs Stare, at !iir market
value. t,,d the Goods wi! i'r 2iveuin exchange
at tar iJlceSt cash prices
il :. KOBi.T,
EdgefrId e. H.. FebruirY If
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/ ID. IIRRL,rIS

). u. TIBBEfTS.
n. b. wish it To he perfectly understood
hereafter. that when sell on n credit its only
until The cnd OF the year, and all those who Go
not settle their arconnls by that time will hr
sued J. u. r
Jan;ary IA At 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18
Notice,

a LII Persons who are indebted TO me,
IA either by note or accounts previous to the
frs, "f january, l6l6. are requested 10 nav
mem ihlnrcn'e y, or they will most certainly
be placed III the hands rf AN officer for coIec.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18
sEUGIJS EUs STAU3,
e41E heE G4H "a "a /,
5GoID& ssLIsrss slssTsMlt.;;:ssss:Es
AAS,6 q .. .psAIss e i s

M Gs has constantly da 5lland % com:
.FYss ~ . splete assortment of Tie aboVi.
arllcitstor Meak;eyeds ssfuf 1'ti Ears GIFTED
iiersnus.s Heilsn;iiisrrtsN New CLASSES il, old
Fralues, aud has in ktl,d Silleriar Eye Glasses.
Microscopes. sFy Glasses, &c, Also a rich
>assoi.mci, Of ..s,s gs.,g:.,ss ,,.,t.;
JEW Ell Il, ANsirsC aUsT,l. G Il Y !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-18

BY virtue OF suudry wriis of Firri Fa.
cias lo me directed, shall proceed To sell
al Edge6eId Conrl House. on the first
Monday and Tuesday in March nexI,
The following properly in The following
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
COL. HOPKINS OF powHarAN.

Ihe sentiments Of this gentleman on the
subject OF Convention having been misunder-
stood or misrepresented, he addressed a letter
to the editors of the Richmond Wing, a few
days before the election, from which we make
the following extract:
81 have never been willing TO organize the
Convention itself upon The achiie basis on the
contrary, publicly and cmphaticahv thanked
MIR. Cooke for his vote against the substitute TO
the bill OF the committee last winter, which pro-
posed to elect the members of the Convention
upon the ,Chie JaSis.-It was in reference TO the
Constitution to be framed, and not the organixa-
lion OF the Convention, that proposed a COM
promise OF the basis of representation this
view, the writer represents me truly, as far as
he goes but he leaves out the most important
half OF my plan, namely The cheek of f,Oo.thirds
r0fe upon every appropriation or loan bills
With this explanation, we do not exactly
see how Col. HoPKINs can, in any sense, be
considered White Basis Mantle saws he
only proposed it as ga COMPROMISED" and then
with check upon it of two-thirds vote, in
regard to all matters of appropriation, &c.,
which would render its practical operation even
worse to the West than the present SYSTEM
1t would be virtual locking up of the Trea-
sury against all appropriations, except for the
necessary and indispensable expenses of the go
vernment. There is not particle of Difference,
therefore, in it, to the great popular principle
for which we contend.-On the contrary, it ia
only more insid!ous mask Of deadly hostility
to it, and infinitely less reconcilable with JUS
tice and public policy than the mixed basis Of
white population and taxation, which is insist
ed upon by the great body of the people Of
the East.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
MORE TROOPS FOR TEXAS.

We learn from the Natchez Courier Of the 10th
inst, that one company, GO men, belonging 10
the 4,h Regiment u. S. A., passed down the
river on board the steamer George Washington,
under command Of Lieutenant Gore, u. S. A. on
their route to join the Army of Occupation in
Texas. Gen. Taylor's force is at presen. $500.
A'letter from an officer of the "Army of Occu~
patton" written after its arrival opposite Mata-
moras, says:
"The Mexcans over the river are very angry,
and Will have nothing to say TO us. General
Worth went over this afternoon, but they would
not let MIN enter the town, nor would General
MeJla come out to receive him. sending one of
his officers. General Worth took over des-
patch from General Taylor, but as General Meiia
would not see him he brought it back. General
Mejia says be will only coBdescend to see Gene
raj Taylor, himself. In few days we expect
to come to better understanding"
Advices have been received at New Orleans
from Galveston, Texas, to the 18th Instant The
papers received contain nothing Of interest from
the Army Of Occupation.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO.

WHAT WILL THE PRESIDENT Do 7-Speakino
of the return Of Mr.. Slidell from Mexico, the
Union says: sour Government will, no doubt.
In It's own good time ascertain all the facts OF
the transaction from Mr.. Slidel himself, weigh
its duty to itself and to the world, and decide
what course it owes to lis honor and 10 its rights,
The Executive will take all proper time TO make
up lis opinions, and recommend the proper mea-
sures for their adoption 10 the Congress Of the
United States"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

We devote considerable space this week 10 the
Foreign News, as Of chief interest in the present
unsettled state of our relations with Great Bril-
tain.-The aspect Of the intelligence seems to be
regarded as rather more pacific by some of our
contemporaries, but we do not perceive ourselves
any sufficient ground for such a conclusion.
The effect of the news by the Unicorn on the
Flour market in New York was rather favorable.
causing slight improvement in price. Abou.
1000 barrels OF Michigan and Genessee Flour
were taken for export at So 81! and So A. No
thing Of importance was done in Southern Flour.
In Baltimore, there was no visible effect on the
Flour and Grain Markets, except in causing hold
ers to be more firm in demanding previous prices.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
THE OLDEST VIRGINIA NEWSPAPER YET

A friend has sent Us fragmen. Of the "VIR-
GINA GAZETTE" published at Williamsburg.
Va. by ALEX. PURDUE e. Co., which bears date
Oct. 90, 1772.-This is nearly four wears older
than the number of the same newspaper, in pos
session of our friends of the Jefferson 'Free
Press" The present owner Of this precious relic
oil by-gone times, has had it in possession for
more than twenty years, having received i, from
a Lady Of Albemarle, who was near relative of
Col. WALKER, formerly Of Castle. Hill.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30

POPULATION OF THE UNITED SrArgs.-Est-
mating the increase at three per cent, per an
nun NJ on The census Of 1910, the population Oft
LIST June, 1915. W WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-01
SANDS, SARSAPARlIJ,A,

/
FOR the Removal oud Permnnen t Cure
OF al Diseases arising from an Ilni.
pure state OF the Blood or Habit
. OIL the Systcns, viz:
scRoruLA OR KINGS Evii+ RlEUnkriss OBSTINATE
TurANkous skurrioNs. riMPLEs OR PUsrULrs ON
InE FACE. BLorCHEs. BII.Is. CHRONIC SORE Ky "a
Ring WORM or TErrER. scAID HEAD rsiArcr'
SapH AND py PAIN or THE BONES AND JOINTS
LuasAeo. AND DISEASES ARISING PROM AN isJu-
prs'y. osh or MERCURY, AscrTEs OR DRorsy. Rx-
CONSTITUTIONAL DISORDERS.
V"E VALUE Of this preparation 10 now widely known and
ana hshy by Physicians. admitted to BE- IN.
been employed medical praeuee IL 4. no, Le. IA @
anon but general extending through whole System II rsu
he poisonous clements In the blood lthy
tone 10 The organ. which generate that ali
external d'order. the result rapid healing Of the
tus In rheumatism and other Of the r,,,
nore spcs dy removal of the in ali ,n.,.
strength keeping pace with the disease om the .,s
tem hs put in hisb concentrated form, h,
and portability sId when diluted aecorins 10 ths ,coa ~
oue VA mahs ,i ,me.,hs quantity quart and then
name The prcprieiou almost daily trxt,.n,. I
s mo- 'pesaoe ehsi.e'e 'e'uos it, great value as an
The following Interesting presented IN.
" '~ssi pefus Comment on such evidence unnsee--y:
Mes-rs A u. n, sapds:-Mr Oliver. chm S,sn,.
.'aeted with serofu when old which soon rsaes her
TO mere sseeon. The pervaded the ,hss me-
manesied Itself In malignant head body ana
phy,eians Newark Beevuc New Yorl presented
nr AZ various times. but tnal mp as perfectly
hopeles Mlast Mr. Oliver Try your sarapa.
procured four bottles. which s2arnsIy admin
.ered with many Interruptions yet the mos, acc
TWO merhs ago ibeeame the cir
o. he cas- hc rhnd ~ho now aged years was one com
Plate mass OF disease and Incapable OF using .,y %
"a ,, 70 nearly twice ir natural head limbs
unable TO move and woaldake notice OF ans min,
,s WV even or he, mother The disease
every lew hours They procured more OF The snrspaTa
he one botesh Gown o hs eh,
and creep across the She ha. wv Iu,
ona ooue and the sores healed r limbs are re
~, - se haa'a use she 10 quite cheerful mprov
'eVie'peeifaiy, yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-01

Bargains nm Dry Goods.
WE have ON hand large assortment Of
w Enbroidcd Collars and Capes
DO. CbemEe;ts Polka Cspcs
White and cord erbtd Muslin Robes
Striped Swiss and Jaeonet Musins for dresses
Paris Baizorincs ard Barrges
French Lawns, hu.sins and inshanss
White embd Grape shawl-
Barge Shawis and Searfs
Elegant Lace and Hermann
Hosiery, Gloves. Mtts,
An OF which prices Thos, in want will
find fiIlassor;men, and pnees entirely satisfactory
WARREN Il FARISS,
1e 10 No IS Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-01
r E NJ OVAL!

ZONE THING IS CERTAINro
EEN Co, having practhsd Tor last yesrs he "A
~ hod ~ selling before" close ~
their balance ofasonsbis" Goods from
this they VIII ell gcster Cothne
Richmond and although doubtful
soHis thnas are, this one Thing is certain. {"
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CANroN MATING. At REDUCED PRIOEs-so ,ou. ,upsr
~ sand So white and eolorcd Natues r sat
very redrced priess ysi HNLoRs a BROTHER.
NGHOBR AND YELLOW POTATOEs-qsO bus.
IVA Mercer and yellow Potatoes store and Tor BY
myS BfssELLG McCANDff5H
4 AoUYRA AND RIo COFFEE-7sO Bag, arieuy
~ prime Green Laguyn Coffee.
AIS Bags Rio Coffee, superior article.
IN Store, and viii be sod very close eonsgnmenis
ANuRpqON Dr.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
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attended with spi,,nE Of blood and vs p,n in me
oappetie fever &c which rceIy sppoabls Ihod
family who we're wholly dependent support,
yet was obliged TO leave business. and home.
attended BY several fhyseans but stl my
cal attendants Subsequently my wife
observing N one Of tho public prints Of Doctor
syrup OF wild Cherry procured
,'S ,iIe, your agent IN Lewh'own which relieved
.ohunuou uhui ma aken I'VE botles am now able to
sa,s my "oA again wIs ths TO oner you my sincere
o, As nave BEEN he may have
Lewisiown, Del JouN d uovsp
CONSUMPTION ,v,,.A - ~ - "Oi"h
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hesn radically cn,ed IT, 4 ~ 1. une~Aed remedy have
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STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, and a other
~ desiring 10 purchase Mani Mafof Iasruneats will End
WM L. hONTAGUE5 Music Store, No. ISL ~tfacia most
desirable establishment for obtaining hiona
e music publications together Of almost
description An assortment of superior PIANO FORTEs
ranty hand also Guitars Flutes. Fifea, Vons Caoncts
sgeoss Aeeordson JuFies Horns ruupeis Cornopesn ou
b1n-s &C. Ae in short evofy article the y
winch may be obtained Of the ubs her
sale terms WIN. l.. MONTAGUE.
No. ISL Main street.
10 10 Sign Of the Golden i.yrr.