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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
From Htllmaa's Literary Emporium.
FEMALE EDUCATION.
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C!lil1ren SHOULD never De Perini''ea 20
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=" tnca' wv" s"cIns'se us'' "'o '''1 s"ou'" "
NC 1Hisat"eea :" sI,"'c IL W. ''''ss ""'
d'e>i ie"st nole !" '",a'i s,"''''' S'"''''''
ions. an" from whom 'hey Ga" eNpec'
neither remuneration nor 'e"hs'. y 'e"
sacii Prae'l'"i lessons VI MIL! 'ce'''S az
an carry age would ne more e'icr''Ve' nan
al 'ne NOMINEES upon "e''e'''e''ce 'nS'
ever feis upon me human ear. i,
VIII ,l"s'fa'S my "P'"''', "' mt 'ii'',
nef IN W'lc" en''"'e, nas n;, "e '"s'Iu.'o" ~. -
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,:',' WIZ" 'a'rs =" s'e,'ii'9 VIZ 10 '"''''
man, OF Woi '''lpSs 10 r'e :'''o'.
II Was lIie custom "l an ih''r''c'esS i''ac-
'!ca!'y 10 teac', nrr p"r''I !" associate tne
'er.aS' OF pr''i''ec aHu pleasure WIN
e''''ie'lH I"oo N'"u'sess' IA, ,,'.' i" o"A y"
her S'too' WIN 'issu'e l"s' MI e,1' '.'""o
10 ao'i''t q piece "' n'"ney' QUO 'cI'o.
Sen'ed 10 her charge 'he hu'!'s'"ns c'a's
"i oe'hSs WHO were ocs''','c' 'i,' ""': VI
"e'r ao"o""'"" ''"".'cs' ''"' aus" ,., % 81, NV
comforts a"o nerassar''s' eve" u. '''e. =, '3ne
'ahsh. mem ''a' 'Iley Me:" "s '',r"n''H" ,p' ~,
10 .o"n ior '"c 'i'a"''r III "i'c" 'nrS us,
pose" o' whA' was cSe'"si'c'y 'I''' "M ''; IT,
as 'he'r Pa'eu'S "'!r WIN ,TE'.u ~, :" ,,is;.
p''sSeSS'""s' 'r" a. ny " ill.,. Sl,
c"i'P'",','s ''' :; W. "" .,' :" 80 'Is
n'or'"tu "s' 'up', ;"a, o,,. C., r- ~ c. ,nrnny
'"''e'' I" =" oe ,e'".''" ~" ,,;N",s.,I | .',,'l
as was give" i" ,"o,' ,.;i "," .',. ,';,,o "%
Wn'r" , me- rnsy mo%'u '"i'',,A, .,no o;ny, I ,"r
uh.'' ."anNss ~ .s,,,o,,s @ i;,r o ,ts drs,i M
e"a7e s'e,s:s",s ,, S"'s'e" S'a', ,to i,o,o,aans,
tu'e' 10 aeiena 'he,h from '''c '"''''lie'Is
OF wlcier' Inc desired lee''hs IS ,"'ely
difficult TO &c awakened ID you'h' a1!h"us'
IT soon becomes eS'inc' Wy cn'ire ,'eeiec''
The box was no' ohiy fep'en's"c" anu
ally nut often overiiowed. AS u" lona
looked lor period apProacheo' young
brothers solicited Inc pnvl'es' 10 c'n,r',
butte ana Young companions asked ,lla' Una
their offerings m.shi 20 e"cep'eI. @ "a no.'
Iday was gwen on 'nr weeN p'ecec .
alns ''le 'es'iva' i c Gasy W. "',ir",I 'IoI " i,
nT'uS"'IsN''in' a,.."us ',,o' =, nomo;r ~ ~ ~
'he Pep's' 10 ','S'r".' , ano"' ~ m' Tha ~ o,st ~
aier' as m'snt oe "eseSa|s ,.'aso ih".s u ."' anI
was appropriate" ~ 'u''"",L ao,,, ,r"or, % ,r,o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
PO En- R Y i.

q y. prentiss. editor of the Louisville
Journal, has been for some weeks at biLoxl'
seekinr the restoration Of his health. Inc
last Journal contains the following beautI-
full piece of poetry from his pen:
TOAN ABSENT WIFE.
,Tis morn-the sea breeze seems to bring
Ioy. health, and freshness on lis wing.
Brinh, flowers, TO me all strange and new
Are glittering in the early dew
And perfumes from every grove
AS incense to The clouds that move
Like spirits DER yon welkin clear
BIN am sad-lhou art not here.
IT'S noon-a calm unhroken sleep
Isou the blne waves oflhe deep
A soft haze like fairv dream
Is floating over wood and stream
And many a broad magnolia flower.
Within its sh,dowy woodland bower
Is cleaning ike a lovely star
But am sad--t|Iou art a!ar.
,ris cye-on earth the sunset skies
Are painting their own Eden dyes
The stars come down aud trembling glow
.;kesblossoms in the waves below
Aud, like some unseen spriIe,, The breeze
Seems linscring mid these orange trees,
-;srersts,s.i lis
Bu,I am sad--I see thee cot.
,ris mi!nipht-wilh soothing spell
The far tones of The ocean swell
SDfi as IA mothers cadence mild
Low benhins Der her sleeping Child
And ON each wandering breeze are heard
'Tne rich nnics oE,he m"cklas bi'a
In many a wild aud wondrous lay
Bu,I am sad-thOu art away.
sink in dreams-low, swec'. ami clear,
Thy own dear voice is:a my ear
Around my cheek thy lrcsses tw!ne--
Thy own loved hand IS c'asped in mine
Thy own sufl lip to n'iae i$-pressed-
Thy head is piIowcd on my breast
On, | have all my hear holds dear
And | am happy-lhou art here.
Biloxi, May 81. 1916.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
SsCEa.EAAE..0US.
POPLAR ERRORS.

POPULAR EkfORS.
To think that an elilor. because he Is an
editor, is every body's body.
70 rhink that "a woman. because SHE IS
q woman is an angel.
70 think that. politicians because they
bahble, are all smart.
To think that rich ground will pTc"ucc
good crop.
TO ,hink tha, all is gold,bat gli,teFo.
To think tha, printers bills ought I" be
paid, rfpaid "A, ali in The meanestc"rrency'
because they are printers bills.
To think that your children are fault!ess,
because they are your own children.
To think that apologies make the tioor
look clean. or raw vicluals digest better.
To think that an eterua grin is s'sn oil
good humor.
To think ,la, cheating a man in horse
swapping, by hard lying, is better than
stealing.
To ,Rini, that dancing, rousins, or bust
iiun, is an improvement upon nature.
TO think that lines made 10 Jingle at The
end, are poetry.
To think thai AL hints in newspapers are
intended "for nobody in particular
Disadvantages qta Homely Nue;-l GU
can't gel along in the world with home!y
wife.
She'll spend half her time in looking IN
the glass. and luIu and twist, and brush
and fix, till she gets completely vex'd with
her own uslness, aud then she'll 60 r!6h'
off and spank the baby.
She'll never be pleased with herself, and
,ha, the reason why she'll he always fret
ting or scoldug at somebody or other.
She'll bo quarrelling with nIl the pretty
Z girls in the neigbborhood.
And then she mus: have SO many finger
rings. car-jewels. loneccs and ostrich
featber.-,o much ALFRED expensive,
tlaring fn.ry, 10 make her look any way
nice at all, that no reasonable man can
stand it.
The slarins colo.s and hashy dress
patterns recently brought into market, were
gotten up especially for The benefit OF ugG! !
acomen. 10 draw the attention OF men iron
their faces 10 their Jrocks. I'VE never SCI
one Of those gaudy dresses in the street
without involuntary shuddeune anu lee
an uncomfortable apprehension OF meetln'
one q shchspea.e,s. .shriyellsd shrows" 0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

Punch says, fa body be acted upon hy
:wo equal and opposite forces. ii will re
main at rest. lrlhen any body is hcing
sued for a debt on one side he has only To
get himself sued for deb's en- all sides Of
equal amount, in order 10 sci himself at
res,.-At all events he will scoa fad hialseIl'
settled.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09
a ECUAlVlra
MANAGEMENT OF SLAVES.

The undersigned having been appointed
a committee by the Barbour County Az.
ricuI'ural Society, to report on The besl
means OF governing our slaves. and of pro-
noting their happiness, aud consequently
their usefulness TO US beg leave To sub
nit the following
REPORT.
your committee apprehcnd that there
can he no difference OF opinion in this So
cicty as to The moral obligation of The
master, to attend TO the. comfort aud hap
piness Of his slaves. Nor do wa conceive
that there will be any difference Of opiu :
ion as To the obligation Of .ths master to
promote the moral and religious character
of his slaves. 1t is The interest as well as
tho duty of masters TO 10 this. Indeed,
our laws require US to attend To the comforl
and happiness Of our slaves; and our mis-
sonary establishment, with its ample sup.
port oy US, shows that we acknowledge ge
the obligation on us, 10 promote The well.
being OF our slaves, Bur even more-ac
tual statistical returns show that religior
; is more prevnleul among The slaves of The
South than the free blacks of the Northern
STATES, and universal opinion concurs it
giving ihcm higher moral character.
is true that in non slavehuIdlng States tn,
blacks are free in theory, but in prac,ic,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

| "made up" figure, ornamented with ono
glass eye. stray too'l,.' and tongue
hung on pivot to illustrate perpetual
moion. Never marry an ugly wife unless
you are a universal genius, or have large
capital. for if yon hav'nt got The pewter
you will have to he painter, .je,reller. calico,
printer and turJelo,U maker general, and get
iinle but squalls and scratches for your
paius-in other words, as Saml. Weller
says, you will be in perfect cat csory-
Punch.
Tile Press.-Douslass Jcrrolt, says the
power of the press is as bouudless as thai
of society II reaches the thr"uc-il is
enclosed in the cottage. II can pull down
injustice. however lofty and raise up low
illness, however deep. It casligales crime.
which the law can only punish without
suppressins them. Wherever an eye can
see or hand can write, there is the press.
Persons in ,ribulation will rely on it for
redress, and they feel sure that The wrong
will not 90 unpunished iii, he known to the
journals.-Like light, it pencIrales into
every nook and Granny of society, and
carries help and healing on lis beams. II
Gips rising abuses in the bud. II stops the
tide Of tyranny wien setting in full food
1t derives its vast power from the princ-
pies of.its being. Seeking out truth and
representing reason, il concentrates OIL oae
point the whole moral power of society, aud
il persuades aud governs without violence.
by The mere knowledge that the physical
power Of society, is always ready 10 vim
dicate the right. is il CONES inIo opera
,ion,lh course ofsoriely becomes uniform
and equal and lis ends are obtained win
out those cnnlvulsons and rebellions by
which rude, unlct,ered people make their
will known.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

The Thousand-mites .Walk,-August
2sth was the last day OF The six weeks job
Of Eaton, The pedestrian, at Caledonia
Springs. There is little doubt that be has
accomplished the feat, as when last heard
from be was lrottiug his mile every hours
with wonderful spisit and yigor, for mae
of bis advanced aSe. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31
FOR SALE OF RENT
THE BENT CREEK FLOUR MILL,

VEuIC1i s IN the limits Of the county Il App
w matiox bordering upon the line Of Buckingham.
and within a mla OF less Of the James River Canal. and
II miles BY this rone 10 the cty ot Richmond.
This Mil has fixtures very SUPPLEMENTARY coin
peiels on never falling siream. and tic brand oi the
Mil has high standing IN Richmond and other ma
kcts
The country adjacen, to tho Mill Is FIRST rate wheat
growing part 81 Virginia.
Those who NAV be DESTROYS Of cmbarking in the man
lfarne q. Flour will find tins Mill advantageous IN al
rosrcis And th1se who may have disposition 10 On
gage in soOlen COTTON ohor kind Of manulaetny
would find this property very suitable 10 such under
taking Tho Mil Ilnis" Is large, and the Dam Is
struced most s1lldt and darably The house nsfll
could he converted into cotton ~ wooen mandatory
or such mandatory could be added to the flour mill
most conveniently and advanlagoously.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives at the MIL viii show
the property any ,dosons OF purchaslng,o renting
the SINE.
For terms, apply to
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemare county, near Warren.
August 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31

The growing greatness Of the mighty Wesi,n
To make the psin,st proposition clear,
Crack pfisri-ns hesd, and Mr.. Speaker. ear
Then closing up In terrific shout,
Pour all ther Wild cats funously oa
Here lawess Doors with ruiiian hullics Vie
" no last shall give the rode Insulting lie,
" hils "6rarr order - loud the chairman calls,
And echong "Offer. every member bawls
TN rising high in ranedfou- debate,
And higher still, in fierce envtnotnrd bate,
ketorted blows the Of riot crn,sn.
And big Ifcargus knocks the lesser down
We homes, danes, in frequen, proverbs named,
For finest fish and ioulcst English famed,
Whose ma.ehless tongue. Z is said never hoard
To speak 9attcring feeble word,
Here all your choice insec,ve We might urge
Our lawless Solons hngly u seourgc;
Here, in eongcnal company, might rail
Till quite worn out yo1r crealsing Voices fail
Unless, indeed, Tor compelled Ia yield
In word, strife, ye yanqnished quit thu field
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31
EMORY AND HENRY Col.L.GE.

IHif neN session OF this Institution will commence on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth OF January next All who are q
pectg to become students advised to be present if es
BILE, by tina, time '' - i
The public assured that the course of stud, i, A, full
and the instruction As thorough any other College
he location Is remarkable for health and beauty the
country nearly ~ miles from village and IN the
dst OF ghborhood distinguished morals and good
society On account of this country location the expenses
dents saved from the foundations 10 vice ami
immortality which are rerncous Summaries of learning
in our towns and villages
he entire expenses of student including Tuition Board
ASKING, tuei and Rooms from si3 SIS pcf session
OF hye montha degree OF chcapnes, without parallel il
the history of Colleges. {. COLLINS President
Dec, 2t-bt '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31
virginia /:

Virginia
rules held I'm the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
y Court " Law and fhancerv for the county Of Nelson
81 Monday the 7tb day Of December, 1876
James bell, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Moses, Benjamin Psnnel and Mary his vile,
solomon Carey and sally his vile, Shropshire aud
Betsy his wife, Psunei and Patsy his vile, De.
quse and Charlotte his wife Jonathan Moses Charles Moses
ANN Moses Peggy Moses James MeDaniel SALLY ms
we benjamin psnncl and Betsy his wife, Charlotte Moses
Polly Qnoh formerly Polly Moses heirs law oil Samuel
Moses, deed, and William Moses child OF Samuel aud
Maab Moses "a child Of Samuel Moses the youngc) and
Jdha Specie Defendants.
IN fHASCERY.
The Defendants panneil and Patsy his wife, De
quise and Charlotte his wife and Shropshire and Bet
his wc not having entered their rpatancc, aud given
curty according the act Of Assembly the rules Of
Court and appearing by satisfactory dcnce that they
not inhabitants o this commonwealth II is ordered that they do
APPEAR rules 10 b. held in the Clerk office he said
superior Court Of aw and Ghancery for the county Mel
the Monday in March next and answer the bills
original and amended oi the Plaintiff and that order
be lprtwith inserted espaper, published The
Of lynchbrg for two months ncccssiycy and pos
M front door Of the Count House Of this Country on some
Court day
Copy-Teste
Dec. Twin S. II. LOVING, cik pro ten.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31

as commissioner, in decree pronounced the
on OF Sepeinhcr lSl6by the superior Court of Bedford
IN suit therein depending BY the style of Dndlcy s ny
addN Adm'rs, &c will sell public auctions to the
bidder, before the door Of the Bell Tavern in bey
on 'he Isl day ct January lSi two certain SLAVES in sale,
"'t,ee mentoncl-tow wit Jacob, Young and likely man
sam To be good blacksmith, and llolcy woman
giving bonds with approved personal security
ice ii-tiJ DAVID +. SPENCE Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31

Virginia
ku'e held in the Clerks Office the Circuit S1nar,,
of' % Law and Chancor,, for the county of Nc Son
on MONDAY, the 9TH day of December. 1916
w uilam Fabcr and Nicholas l.. Martin Execution. ~ I,n
VI. Martin, deceased, pIa;..:a ~
tgdiatt
George W. Martin and John w Dickinson his T,us,o.
hudson Martin, Hudson NJ Dickinson, John Dlrrns and
RANGES ms vile, Mary Jane Sutherland rhom,s Rols
'n1 mildred H. his wife John II Carr Mary Ann Martin
wife of Hudson Martin Ra,f,tl ,nd Vi..o;,t |.
irgg and Mary his wife the three infant children of
IRA ,awknT, formerly Flvira Martin, Crcnslav and
tdniona his wife, Hudson Martini Jr and Tseit ~ NJ;
TnGn ,aid Virginia Mary, E,ira Elmdnia Hudson and
law" J" a:e daughters and sons OF Hudson Martin
Defendants.
~, IL CHASCERY.
ne defendants Hudson NartinJohn Dugyns and Frances
ms "ue' Mary Jane Sutherland, Thomas Rolos and Mi
ui'n ms Wif' John H. Carr, Mary Ann Martini Radford
and Virginia his wife. Trigp and NJ, liz; - ".
hrSG infant children of Evira Hawkins, Crrnsb,Y
sn" romonia h,s wife Hudson Martin IL and D,v;d "
" not having entered their appearance and gven security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules ri This CT
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they aro NO, H.;
napllanis otthS Commonwealth is ordered hat The sd
'eihdansdo appear he'e the first Monday in Nh
NEXT and answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and tba, ]
ofoef ne forthwith inserted in some newsn,per nbihi
III tne Town ct lynchbrg, for months s,rccssi,al I
posted al the front door of the Court House of this count, m
some Court day ''' county on
n n, ACopy-Teste.
WI" = IL. LOVING, Clerk pro tenn
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NOT It,I.

uNllE subscriber, lislng purchased the interest OF f.
/ &. McClanahan. III the late firm Of Met anaha1
& Co., has formed a partnership with Mr.. c. Ihomp
Of this place. for the purpose Of continuing the
GROCERT .lAD GO.MUISSfO.N BUSINESS
under the style and finn Of Nee lanahan & Thompson
and would respectful solicit continuance of the patron
are. literally extended 10 the late concern An tx
paencc Of II years, close attention business with the
entire personal attention Of both partners will think
enable give satisfaction To all who may favor Us
with their patronage
JNO. 6. McCLANAHAN
Nov II Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31

rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superiol
poaft OF Lay" and Chancery Tor the county of Nelson
on Monday, the 7th day of December, tSl6
Nea2n II Loving, administrator de bpns non with ia
VIII annexed, OF Jordan NJ. IlanSbroug h,decd
Plaintiff
49, against
Nnert W Harris and Clough A. Harris exo'rs OF Lee w
Harms dec d. Henry Loving, admir- OF Iorenz, d. Ai,tn
dee a and William NJ Thurmond, admir- of Henry BihL
W. Defendants.
Is CHascFPY.
The defendant, Clough A Harris not having entered lis
appearance and given security according to The Act nj Assem-
oy ana the rules OF this court and appearing by satiscto,
N'e'c that he is not an nhdhan of this commonwealth
Is ordered that the said defendant do appear her, on tho
Monday IN March next and answer the bill of the Plain
TN and that copy o this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town OF Iynchburg for two
months seccssivcy and posted front door Of the cour
house OF this county court day
Copy-Tcse,
6. II LOVING, Clerk
Ia, q, pro tempore.
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Land AND SLAVES AZ AUCTION.

PURSUANT u Decree Of the Circuit superior Court Ell
Law ChancerY OF Bedford county, pronounced at in
September term II TO- in the Of eets, al vs. Arthur
al the srsgned COMMISSIONS will proceed on the 9th
a, 81 January nest the u "a nue = L. Thompson
in The county Franklin sell, 10 the highest bidder,
public auction the Ira, Of Land and Slaves. in said decree
InentIoned whereof James Adams late OF Franklin county
died seized and possessed tef his widows dover therein
siall have been FIRST deducted,
The traet Of Land confirms ab5ut THREE HI NDREI
ACRES lies near the oi the above named ;. s p
1houson said be valuable and the Slaves consist Of
MEN, WOMEN < CHIDRES some of whom very
likely and valuable.
The Terms Of the sale will b. upon credit i1r the Land o
and years, and 81 twelve months tor the Slaves (eNcet ~
cash sufficient deay the expenses Of Sale The
purchaser will be required give bonds with good personal
security and the title of the Land will lie retained until the
purchase money paid subject resale in default OF
dec. Twill g. \ WINGF1F1.D, tomr
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW IUNVFKN.
FvNIIE subscribers would respectfully inform their
L friends and the public generally, that they have
formed 4 partnership, under the style and firm Of
,WcGi~LNHLhN& 1HONPSO.E
for the purpose OF doing General Grocery and Commits
sion Business. al the late stand of McC anahan & Co
Our stock of Groceries. Domcscs, Sc viii b. found at
all times. large aud we'll selected and at low prices
Consignmcnis Of Flour, Wheat, Tobacco and all kinds
of Produce will receive prompt personal attention
Goods received and forwarded, no charges Tor Drayape
We respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
JOHN C. McCLANAIIAN
CALVIN THOMPSON
November 16 ia
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NO I'H('E,

FL THE UNDERSIGNED, having again dc
EN..nA temined to keep House Of Entertainment
SxE I'm at Amherst Court House begs lea inform
cssGa his friends and the pablo generally, that he
a-@sssf.~ will be ready at, before, the approaching
ecembf oouro accommodate all who may favor him with
a call.
ne particularly calls the attention of the Lawyers
who have 10 attend Court regularly, the additional room
winch he is putting up Tor lodging apartments Sc.
dec. lo-wlm CHARLES H. MASSIE.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER, having assoeia-
~ ted with him IN business MI Charles +
~ XII Fisher would respectful, in,mm tho cit
~ N nens Of lynchhurg and surrounding
- NJ country, that we shah continue to keep
~ all such goods usual, kept in our
w ~ line oi business, such
~ W.T. Goln and SupER LAYER " lrCurs.
--sas asopla,n Watches Of various descriptions
''od """rd aud roo CHAINS, Guard kcys, Breast Pins,
f"Eer Rings, Ear Rings, bracelets, Mich Dina
mehs, Gold and Sdrer Pencils, Coral .>tgigcos
large portion OF those Goops us, hand The run-
II. are respectfully solicited 10 call and them
We have also good stock Of SILVER w ARE CONSISTING nf
hnLr Iva, nrsrpr and S,ir SrooNs Sorr Lam rs and
SUGAR ioNs, with description OF this anuact
red III THIS place What we have hand we arc
to make at short notice All kinds REPAIRING IN the lin,
done IN Mat and DURABLE style
VI SlLNERTIlORN,
CHARLES +. FISHER
The Undersigned having received his instruction from
ot the most skNu' workmcn in his line himself fully
qualified to render full satsia ,on any who may please To
eniiust their Arcnrs and CLocSs him all Of which h.,
guarantees TO perform we'll. CHARLES r FISHER
Dec, -3m il