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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12

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All other Sergran,s-eash, IL rs go
Coronras. 10 Ia0 roo
Buglers los $40
MnsicianS,
FarrlcTs and Blacksmith, II l3e goo
pfivaes 10 aso
Besides the pay above stated, orc ration pct Gay
is allowed every soldier which amply sufficient Ter
his subsisrenc--aso a large supply OF comfortable
clothing. Good quarters AID fuel Al al lime, Ut
nished md every attention VIII he plld 10 uak.Gs tlo.e
men who NAV enlist and are determined 10 serve ilO.r
country IN good fath comfortable and conrni.d "th
their situation. The best medical attendance j. al
ways provided for the sick soldier and deduction II
nay made during the period he unable 10 perform his
duty Should the soldier be disabled IN The Inc u us
duty, the laws provide pension for him
IL Is thus seen, the pay and allow respsc1
ble and that, with prudence and economy, the murthy
pay Of the soldier may be saved-as every thing tgu
site for his conor, and convenience is furnished by tie
Government The prudent soldier Is therefor assured,
that If he should please to leave the the
piraion Of his time ef enlistment, he may have
mu ated from $3.50 20 s96c--n small which Ia
yoabiy 10 commence the world, and Of which no CON
tingency can deprive him
Application FOR enlistment must be made Ia
III l.ient. ANDREW PORTER, nj CARLISLE, Cumh,r.
land county. Pennsylyanit,
al LIEUT.. THOMAS e.. RilETr, Richmond, Va.
1T Warrepton, Fauquier county, Va I"
STEVENS 4. MASON,
Captain Mounted Htirncn.
Recruiting Rendezvous, Wnfcn,on, Va,
lime l2-rlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-12

WOOD FOR SALE.
NOR SALE, at a convenient landing on James
i River, 300 Cords of Oak, Hickory, Wal
nut, and other merchantabe wood, Of good qua
lily Masters Of vessels, and others wishing 10
purchase at low price, will apply to
HUBBARD, GARDNER s. CARLTON,
June Eft No Ill Main Street.
:, FOR RENT,
GssEt Three small Tenements on Valley
Esi:N streel-W aterman'. Row. Apply TO
GEO. w. TOLER,
June - Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
Tdr Refunded.

Idr Refunded
Amount paid on duplicate OF 80
to sundry persons on land
sold and redeemed 274 73---372 cal
Orders Redeemed By ne,o Issues.
Amount received during the year ls45 25 e5l
Penitentiary Erpenses.
Amount paid E. s. Psnilenisry for Aup.
port, &c. Of conyc,s 100 Gal
Assessors Pay
Amount paid the several Assessors for making
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
BOWEL g. SUMNER COMPLAINT
CURE NOPAY

Dr. Jayne, No. s Solsh Third Street, is
willing 10 guarantee that his CARMlNA-
TIVE BALSAM will cure Dlsrrhe4
Choics. Cramps, Gripping Pains, ChoIers
Morbus Summer Compliant. and other de-
rangemeuts of the Stomach and Bowels, in
nienly-nine cases out of hundred, and m
less than half The time It can be effected b.!
a1y other means.
l., is extremely pleasant, and children are
fond Of it. |, is equally as eff'sctusI for ad
uIts as children, and when the directions
arc follow ed, and a cure is not effected
The money will be chserfully returned
Price 25 and so cents a boltle.
The shove Medicine are oil for sale
It the store Of
JOHN r. MOYER.
RlnomkbuTp
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

We the undersigned, Auditors Of Columbia county
bsng duly elected and settle the accounts of the
Treasurer and Commissioners have carefully examined the
and vouchers Of the for the year S45, do
certify that find them to be forth in The
foregoing statements and that find balance of cash iD
he Treasury for county purposes Of three thousand md
seventy six dollars hry.wO cents snd balance out
standing due the county from the above mentioned
o nine thousand five hundred and ninety dollars and
eighty two cents.
Giron under our hands this OH day OF January AID.
lsl6
JAMES c. SPROUL,
PETER KLINE, .7uditors.
WILLIAM COLE,
We the undersigned Commissioners Of ihs county oi
Coumbs do certify .ha, The foregoing is full and
Statement of The Receipts and Expenditures of the said
county, for tho year ls45
Witness hands Danvills this 10Th day of January
/. d. ls46.
SSSSss SsESs SsSSss!sS sST ST1sS %'S"'DH.
Anest--E. MENDENHALL. Clerk.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
NOTICE

n hereby given that have purchased at Con-
" stable sale tbs following property as belonging
to William e. Rasmus, to wit--Two acies efrye
on the ground; one mantle clock; one beaureau;
four shoats and set of miners TOOLS and have left
the in his possession during my pleasure, and
forbid any person taking them from him by pur
chase or otherwise without my consent.
JOSIAH LYNN.
January 10, l8a6
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Sl0,296 81
satStsss'es.

Bridge Contracts.
"AmOuu. paid r. Russell on con'rac.
Peter Ent, Madison 100 90
Peter Enl do 2O5 90
Peter Ent extra work so 90
}. Joseph Fulton 100 90
Robert Montgomery O0--636 81
Bridge Vie,0s.
Amount paid sundry persons for viewing
scites and reports on Bridges 40 90
load Visws
Amour, paid sundry persons for making
reports on public roads 23o 90
Bridge Repairs.
Amount paid sundry persons for repairs
done to bridges in and built by the
county 470 Oh
Jurors Wuges and Mileage
Amount paid Grand and Traverse Jurors
al The several terms for the year ls45 1887 "a
State Costs.
Amount paid Justices Witnesses and
Consables in suits where
the Commonwealth plaintiff l49 Sc
Repairing County Bnildings,
Amount paid for repairing Jail and Cour, House G lC
Printing.
Amoun. paid Levi l., Tate II so
,M. Henry Webb 1913 SO
V. Best 70 so
Charles Cook SO 90
. A. M Gangawer 27 50-397 OF
Contingent
Amount paid in store bills foI candles, paper,
ink qu,s books for Court and Com
nssionsrs' office, postage, fuel for Court
House, &c. 81 0!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
THE PRINTER WANTS
Cash,
wv heat,
Rye, Corn,
BUckWheaf.
Oats,
WOOd, sc.

Supply The Printers wants, but don,
,Il come si once: give him time 10 SLOW
he stuff away.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

Subject to a deduction OF per cent. for commission
and eYhonoraon the Collectors.
| Collectors names marked ,hus /. have since seuled il
| full
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
N o + &c L e..

All persons indebted TO the late firm Of EYER
and HEFFIY, on Note or Book account are re-
uuested to call on the subscribers and settle tho
same before the first, day February next.
Those neglecting This notice may expect to pay
cost. b.
3, CHARLES HEFLY.,.
Dec 2O-lS45.
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NOTICE

S hereby given that on the 9th of Nosember last
Ipurehased OF Reuben Poikglove
One " ood Siupe,
and have lett the in his possess on during NY
pleasure, aud forbid any person taking it t.om him
by purchase or otherwise without my consent.
JOHN HOVER.
December 10, ls45
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
COLUMBIA COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR lS45.

The Auditors elected 10 adjust and settle the public
accounts of The County Of Columbia, have exsmn
I'd The same from the 7Ih day of January lsa5 to the
~ day of January, 1s46, both days inclusive. and re-
speSGuy lay before the Judges of the Court Of Common
Pleas the following and report sgteeaby 10 the
22d s1d 23d sections Of Act of the General mby
passed The I4h day Of April, A D. 1894.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
THREE CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber on the Sd inst.
a boy named Sll.AS MllLARD. The above lie
ward will be paid but charges, if said boy is
returned to the subscriber within ten days.--The
public hereby warned rot to trust or harbor hu
on nv account, as hold myself no longer respou.
sibls for him.-Putney Grove, l2 mo. 10th lS45.
THOMAS MENDENHALL.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
LOOK OUT.

LOOK OUT.
AL. persons indebted to The spbscri
ber on bond, note, or book account
make payment before The FIRST day OF
February next, or their accounts will al
ter that date, be left with Justice o
he Peace for immediate election.
DANIEL SNYDER
Dec. 27 lS45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are re.
"a quested to call and settle their accounts and
make Immediate payment as 1t is actually nsces-
sary that his accounts should be closed without de-
layi
ALEXANDER HAZLET
Williamsburg, Januagyl7
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-24

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in The Posl-Ofice, al Blooms.
burg; December 81; ls45.
Jacob Beckett John Law
\. b Cummings N. Mitchell
Charles Gay John NJ. Miller 3
JohnE Hughes;ship Wm. Powell
Sarah Ann Howell A. J. Stone
Isaac Johnson james Shoemaker
Jacob Jacvby VIM S. Smilhson
Joseph Long John Walsh
Daniel Lusk William Williams
JOHN r. MOYER, p. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-03

rich individual Of the capital had advanced s.o
000 to be sent TO Vera Cruz, to be aunsd Nv. ny
10 pay the garrison or for other public .u'
Mexican papers account fot the loss Of S,n,. p
by charging Armijo, their Governor with ,ts,s,.
the United States Government having MIA ~
100000 20 eyacuatc the place He had eoo
men, while Gen. Kearney had only !. 500 ''''
Ampudia on the 9th October, caused A Ms,;..
peasant TO he shot for having garfield de.ns,.a
for the Americans. His name was Jesn, W.
Ampudia alleges that The Mexican people in ,li ~
villages from Monterey TO Malamoro,. arc ho., ~.
10 the United States. ''''"
On the 2ist Of October, Gen Ampudia ,,,;..i
nj San Luis Potos. and on the following IA, ~
first brigade Of his division. This puts a cn;,,'
If any were needed, 10 the report Of his moss,..,
against Gen. Wool A Vera Cruz paper ,,v. 49,,
IN San Luis the enthusiasm for the war o,,,' a''
"0Hd phcfheT the Americans adrdaes or No, ill.,,
will soon be decisive battle, which we are nv.
suadcd will be favorable to us" F''
The Mexican papers have seen an estim,,. =,
their forces at Monterey, made by the "a ms,;,,.
Flag" and append thereto "Our readers tno.
very well that the American forces in the se,,o,
were double the Mexican"
| A battalion Of $50 volunteers from puebl, =.
rireJ al Jalspa on the 25ih ult. under Col D D.,
dro Herrera. Their destination. IS supposed 10 1.
Vera Cruz, which the Mexicans regard as the NO.,
point 10 be attacked.
Over GOO recruits had been raised for the am,
at Guadalajara on the 18th ult.
The PrOHuneiamenfo Of Gen Othon al San Ls;,
did not amount to a revolution. Il was an e,p,,n
declaration in favor OF Santa Anna. and made IA
the prejudice Of Gen. Salss. Letters Of the 9Nb
oil. from the city Of Mexico say that the difficult,
had been arranged, and that Gen. Salas returned
TO the capital on the 2o,h agreeably 10 the advice
Of Santa Anna.
Accounts from Campeachy TO the Both Oc
state that the citizens are determined not to acos.
esce in the remuneration OF Yucatan, and confirm,
the accounts Of an attempted revolution araiDs
the reunion. A certificate from u s. Consul !,
Campeachy states that all the United States vessel,
which have arrived at that port baye been permitted
to load and unload without molesiation Similar
certificates have been received at n Orleans from
Consuls at Sisal and Merida
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-03

TAR service on the 22d, as paricurly mentioned in
the report Of General Worth, to which also refer
for the services Of the engineer and typographical
officers detached with the second division.
Surgeon Craig, medical adviser, was actively en-.
ployed in the important duties Of his department.
and the medical staff generally were unremiiting In
their attentions to the numerous wounded--their
duties with the regular regiments being rendered
uncommony arduous by the small number serving
in the field.
respectfully enclose herewith, in addition to
the reports Of division commanders, field return
Of The forces before Monterey on the 2lH Septem.
ber-a return Of killed, wounded and missing dur.
ing the operations-one exhibiting all The move
menis around Monerey-the other on larger
scale, illustrating more particularly the operations
in the lower quarter OF the city-prePafed Tespec-
lively by Lieuis. Meade and Pope, Typographical
engineers
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
u. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen U. S. A. Com.
Tue An. GEN. OF THE AMY, Washington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-03

whom the same is granted the date and paid
therefor, and shall receive to his own use, for
doing the sum Of fifty CENTS TO be paid by the per-
son licensed, and shall countersign the license ac-
cordihf TO the form above prescribed, and no H.
eense shall be valid unless the same shall be coun-
tersgned herein directed
Sec s. Within ten days after each term Of the
County Court, the Clerk shall account Tor and pay
over TO the State Treasurer, the amount received
by him for pedlers licenses, not before accounted
for, and shall embrace in his returns for the the term
to the auditor Of accounts, statement or the mon.
eys so received by him, with theceni6cate Of the
County Treasurer, thatthe same is correct and the
auditor Of accounts shall embrace such statement
in his annual report to the auditor in the Treas
Jury.
Sec 6. On or before the first day Of September
annually, the auditor of accounts shall ascertain the
whole amount received for pedlers licenses through
out the State for the year previous, under this act,
and shall apporton the same among the different
Counties, according to ther'population at the pre-
vious census, and shall forward to the Treasurer
ofeach County order on the StNe Treasurer,
for the amount SO found 10 be coming 20 each
County
Sec. Z. No license shall be granted, except 10
persons residing in this State and before any
County Clerk shall issue license The applicant
therefor shall procure fromthe Selectmen Of the
town where he resides, aud file with such Clerk,
certificate, substantially as follows:
STATE OF VERMONT
County Of
The undersigned Seleetmen Of the town Of
in said County, hereby certify that A. B. is now
resident of this town, and that he has resided in
this State year next preceding the date hereof
sand is in good repute for morals aud integrity.
Given under our hands, this day Of
~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-03

Below will be found the resolutions of the members o.
the Bar OF Dubuque city, the death of JAsrs Cav
FORD, Esq., iotery of Puney, in this State. "They are
says the Miners Express, "an seeonate and feeling IT.
butte TO the memory Of distinguished member of the pro-
fessIon by his legal bteihren lie died the I'd uL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

IN llshAN x NAN w Ei.ls, nave now on hand TIC
&& largest and best selected seek of
BOOTS, SHOES n LEATHER,
Ever offered in this market, all of which has hecn select
Ell from tme manufacturers, with great care, aud az the
lowest cash price. We feel no hesitation in saving that
vs. can oncr greater inducements To purchasers, than ev
eT before offered IN this city. We most respectfully in
vito our old customers and the public, to call at our old
aud wen known sand, and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere; and we feel satisfied that ali W mo
favor US with a call, will he pleased with the style, qua.
ity. and prices. Our stock consists of Mems fine Calf.
Morocco, aud Seal Roots; Thick, Cat. Kip aud grained
do; M-rocco, Cat aud Kip MouTOcS; car, seal and Mo
rocco Pumps and slippers; Button Caters, new style;
Boys Car aud X ip lioots: Morocco, Calf aud Kip Mon
rnsS: Ladies' fine Dan Slippers and W alking Shoes; fan.
cy oO!OTed Kid slippers and Aalf black Gai'ers
aud Half Caters; cheap Kid, Morocco. Seal and Goth
SLIPPERS; Calf, kin and Morocco Boots aud Shoes: Miss.
ss' Boots, SHOES, slippers aud ilaif Caters, OF all kinds;
Childrens' Boots, shoes, Slippers and Half Caters OF Cv
cry style, quality ard price
ALso.-jOOO It's. lest oak tanned Spanish Sole Leather,
1000 do. fIcmlock do. do. do. do.
Upper Leather, car and Morocco Skins; Kid. Binding
and Red and White Lining skins; Shoe Nails; Pcss;
Avis; Brist e.; Gallons; shoe Backing; brushes, &c.
Also 10 doc. Mems and Boys Pain Leaf Hats; together
win a great many other articles, aI of which we viii
sell wholesale or retail AZ the very lowest cash price.
O NTRN MERCHANTS wishing 10 htup their stocks
will do well to give Us a cal.
may 8 ALTMAN e. MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
SALE of REAL EsTITE.

Be"Jamln McNIeeIen PUKsIANT 70 = decree
James Emsley and others) by tho Circuit Superior court
Of Law and Chauccry for Ohio cauu ", on the Goth day
Of June, 1916, the undersigned, acting a. Commissioned
in this behalf, viii proceed to sell, ON Monday, the 18th
day of August, 1876. At the front door OF the Court House
of Ohio County, the follow ng described property, that u
To say, all that certain tract Of laud situate on
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land sold by William Chap
line To Henry Moore aud Robert BALDWIN. beginning az a
stake ON the bank of the creek. thence with said Moore
and Baidwin's line =. ltt deg. y. 10 said ChOplIHc's hack
line. thence ~. 81 dcg. w. with said lack iiuc three hun.
dred feet. thence y Ia w TO t1elauk ofNN heciug creek,
thence up the creek with the meanders thereof three hun
dTcd feet TO tire beginning, supposed 10 contain twelve
(i2) acres coal. he the same more or less. upon the follow.
ING terms. To wit; one hundred dollars (SlOU) ot the pur-
chase money TO te paid IN hand and the residue by equal
usialmeni al siN, twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond and sc
curly, aud the title retained uutiltEe whole amount of
purchase money lie paid. JOHN e.. EOFF, ID =.
For n. G.. WOODS $. D.. G.
is t6-im Commissioner ~ this behalf;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
US u * n n G.
EEUE MI MARINE INSURANCE

RIO DE not to te-ihai's the question
IL whether IL il better hy one sweeping fire, Ia be ruin.
cd-and subject To all the ills that fiesh - heir to, or, like
a prudent man 90 TO the Protection Office, aud there he
made safe, comfortable and happy--we leave for you To
determine.
1Tte Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn.
having already paid over SJOO,OCO of losses IN the Yves
tern Country, is entitled TO the highest confidence, aud
their AGENT al Wheeling, Virginia,
w. y. PETERSON,
win take risks on dwelling houses, warehouses, stores,
mills. factories, &C, together with their contents, such as
furniture, merchandise, machinery, and every other des.
eruption af ~insurable property. Also, on steam, keel aud
fiat boats and their car goes Ia and from any port ON the
Western Waters. on the most reasonable terms.
RETURN
Thesamc as at any other office in Wheeling.
Office ON Monroesireei, opposite The Monroe House,
aud near the Post Office. jan ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
WESTERN INsUI ANCE COMPANY.
COLUMBUS, 60 lINSURANCE COM

AGENCY q WHEELING, u. X. LIST,
Al shriyer X stene's Warehouse, Water street.
rv1HEY will take risks on Buildings Of all kinds steam
l'boa'sa and Cargoes. Factories, Mills, Kceiloa's, Flat
boats and Cargoes, &c, against loss or damage 10y nre, or
the dangers and perils OF The seas, lakes or rivers, On very
favorable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized To make The following
terms with their customers:
Any person insuring a single risk nv which no loss 10
the company Is sustained, shall receive a return on ap-
rlicaiion TO the agent, OF 10 per cent on the amount paid.
ON nett gross premiums paid each year, amounting Ca
$500 or over, i2i per cent ON do amounting 90 s2,000 or
over, Is per cent. Jan. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
No. los Chestnut st. betpeen 3rd and
PARLIAMENTARY

La
THIS popular and central Hotel, est ahlished by the
- Mcssrs. Henderson, having passed into the hands of
the subscriber hc desires In Inform his friends aud the pub
lie that II Is now open for the reception of gucsis.
To those who have visited ''Thc Ffsnklin House" its
advantages "a a desirable stopping place are well known;
To those who have not, II win lie only necessary To state
that u Is situated IN the husics, part ofthe most fdsiiona-
bic street, in the immediate vicinity ofthe Exchange. Post
ONCE, Banks, Custom House, Places ut Amusement, Ho-
tells Steamboat Landiurs. Railroad Dcpots, Public square,
Court houses, Sc.
ss,,s sTv unai'gc OF proprieiors. n large amount az mo-
ney has been expended m cuIarging, re iitting, re- funish-
ing aud painting. Among the numerous improvements
may lie mentioned improved entrances, a new ladies' or.
diuary, a new gentieman's dining saloon, new oarlors.
new chambers, new kitchen. aud new bar room. Lesiies
many other minor Improvements.
The principal features ofa first rate hotel, the Tahieand
Wine Cellar will be under the management of MI. James
VI. Sandcrsou, ono ofthc former pfuprieiors, whose amhi
ton To excel a. a Caterer Is well known. His widely &c.
lcbrated cook, "Pelic'ier," aided by experienced assistants
Viii still continue To lie his right hand man.
The office and hooks viii lie under the charge ofMr. G..
L. Buruham, late the able editor ofthc Daily Ohio Union.
of Cincinnati, aud more recently 0f Boston. In short,
great eNerti0us have Teen made. and hereafter win not lie
spared, To render the Franklin one of the VERY FRsr
hotels Tor comfort, convenience and good living.
u ~ 4w n. MINOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
TuE GOOD INTENT
STOREIu
A NEW ESTABLISHMENTS JUST opENEDB By
j. Fl. HUSS B. CD.

One door ADORE The United States Hoidl
WATER Sr. WHEELING. VA
PTfHE P~ROPRIEroRS have Just received and are nov,
oicning a large and elclant assortment of Fo-ri.n
and poucs'ic Goods purchased in New York. PhiIsdeL
phta and Baltimore. 10 which the attention of the eli
zsns OF Wheeling and surrounding coun try is respect.
fally invited
Our stock Is perhaps, the largest In the CITY. enbrae
ING all The latest and most approved styles, consisting OF
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. nc
Otihcsc We have a rare and excellent, assortment. such
a. Black blue Black, Invisible Green and other Fancy
eohors; besides these we have a large and well selected
assortment Of MEETINGS, such a. plain aud Fancy
Stain, plain and ig'd silk. plain & fancy Ma serles, Bun.
CasslmerS, English Quilting, SC. sc.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including all qualities and colors.
Irish Linens, Linen Check. Bingham. Gambroons. and
all other hght Goods suitable for summer Ware.
A Large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Made and trimmed in good style. To suit the immediate
requirements of purchasers. together with an endless as.
sortmeni Of fine and fancy articles, such a. Linen aud
Cotton Shirts. shirt Collars, Bcsoms, ldkfs, Searfs, sus.
pcnders. Gloves. Hosiery, &c.
Having procured cutters and wnrkmcn of acknowl.
edged merit. we are prepared to make up any Article OF
tlothing To ordsr. in a style that cannot fail To please
those who appreciate a lit, combining ease aud elegance.
aud IN fact the Good Intent will he found to he one of the
most fashionable establishments In tho city.
In conclusion, we invite our friends respectfully, 20
can aud examine our stock previous TO purchasing else
where a. we are determined tn pay that attention TO our
customers which win not only merit but secure their
patronage and influence.
JHHCss & Co.
business on my account. therefore my friends and Gus
are respectfully invited to call on me a: the store
Of HUSS& co.
aP. IL. C. w. GRAHAM.