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1hISV RIIO I"TFV"IHS
Forty.nine N'EGROES,

TO WIT: Cato, Rebecca. Morris, Prissy,
Wyatt. Gabe, Albert, Deley. AdeIine.
Nelson, William, Emeline, Lewis, Moses.
Jackson. Claiborne, jr.. Tom, Ellison,
Helen, Belly White, Pheby, Belsey. Kiz.
zy, Hannah, Claiborne, Margaret, Li'ldy.
Sarah, Gilbert, Mo ,dy, Harry, Suckey.
George, Cilly, Sally, Moffat, Nelly, Peg.
gy, A ny. Kate, Victoria, Henry, Stephen,
Fanny. Briuon, Edna, John, John, jr..
and Ginney, and also, 'lhe increase of the
females among them, born, or to be born.
since the filling OF The bill in this case.
The above Negroes are in the possession
of w. J. Wightman, where those who de-
sire. can see them.
The terms of sale vii be-The Ne
eroes, one. third cash, and the balance on a
credit of twelve months, and the laud on
one and two years in equal inslalments !;
the credit portion Of the sales of the. Land
andNe groes, 10 bear interest from the sale
deed. TO be secured by bond aud personal
surelies, and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for the necessary pa.
pers. and the property nol 10 he delivered
until The lerns Of the sale are complied
wi tn. S. CHRISTIE. Agent.
EdscfeId e.. II. Deer. l2. 1876.
december ii 4t AZ
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DR.. E.. BLAND

I'D ESPECTFULLY Offers his PROBES.
He, SIONAL services To-; the Citizens Of
Edgefeld. Office in the Room occupied by
Bland e. Butler.
Sept %, 1916 tf 30
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NOTICE.
A VALUABLE TRACT OFLAND
FOR SALE.

E.N conformity with an agreement between
IL the subscribers, they will sell n, EdgefeId
Court Honse, on the first Monday in January
next, trac, of land on the waters of Turkey
Creek, containing one hundred and thirty
acres, more or less, whereon the subscriber A.
White and his father reside, adjoining lands of
Isanc Bell, ID. D. Brunson and r. 7. Minis.
on credit Of twelve months.
Purchasers giving note and security, and
mortgage Of The premises, if required.
Tue above trac, of land is sold for division
by mutual consent, and undisputed title vii
be given
his
ABNER q WHITE,
mark.
EDMUND PENN,
Witness, E. w. Welch.
Dember 2 81 As
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Notice.

Notice.
EDY virtue of an order from John Hill.
I'D Esq. Ordinary of Edgefeld District. |
shall proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder, al
my residence, on Friday the 18th December
nezt, The following property, belonging to the
Estate Of Mrs. Susan Boyd, deceased, viz:
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES. .
Stock of Catle, Household and Kitcfen
Furniture. &c.,
on a credit of twelve months, with note and
approved sureties.
EDMUND BOYD,
Administrator with the will annexed,
Nov. 1S st 43
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Public Sale.
Public Sale.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
The President and Directors
uf the Bank Of The State OF Bill for
South Carolina, Forecio
Us. ) sure and
John Bauskeit, William ]. relief
Wightman, g. Aun Wight.

gY virtue of the Decree of Chancellor
- David Johnson, in this case, shall
proceed, as "the Agent selected by The
parties, plaintiffs and defendants, to sell
aud convey The property" on the first
Monday aud Tuesday Of January next, to
offer for sale, al public QUERY, at Edge
field Court House, the following real and
personal property, viz:
One tract ofland. described in The plead
ings aud mortgage as the homestead Of the
said VIM. j. Wighlmun. and now in his
possession, situate in The District Of Edge.
field. on Chavers' Creek, adjoining lands
of Wiley Glover. Allen Anderson, Will
liam Quarlcs, John Sullivan. George Git
son, aud others, and containing twenty.
one hundred acres. more or less.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EUGEFIELU UTGIRICI.
r. Delaughter, to Sias La
nier, q Nancy Dsia"sb' Mortgage
BY virtue of a Mortgage ir the above
stated case. win proceed 10 sell -a' Edge.
field Court House, on The first Monday in
January next, The following Negro slaves,
10 wit:
Lucinda oWirny, Mary, and Charles.
Terms OF sale cash. :
II. BODLWARE, Agent.
december 10 st AZ
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EsigeGeld Academy.

FTHE Exercises Of this Institution will he
III resumed ;he first Aonday in January
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
Tl::. MISSOURI ANNUAL CON-
FERENCE

;>.n .in,i"J lis labDrs on the 7tlI inst. af-
,.r Il session. ni one week. when the follow
i.g appointments were read out by Bishop:
PAINE, VIZ:
II. Charles Uia!rif- T, be supplied.
81. Gn.r'cs Cri'rpc and Station-lsaac
..'Arr;
ii. Charles Circu,-"m. iiclmcs, Jas
i Galloway.
BowI;ns-G:ern-Geo Smith, CT Fandc-
ycH.er.
New London iicr,tio \. Wi'1ur.
Warrenton--Wm + Nicl:ois.
Olnviii.-Danirl + Sherman,
Plr:land-Patrick NJ Pinhari.
Fultcn-onr to he supplied, Pr.cA-
eft.
Mtx.co--To he supplied
: ! mimi plvtrif-Andrrw Monroe, y.
Columbia and Eochport-EN t:chcr'<
GoIu.nb;a-David Fisher
Fry, tt"-Tyson Dimes.
Glasgow ard Soule Cl:a?tl-NliiIm /.
:; pies.
Buntsvilie-Jas NJ Green.
Iaris-Jo;:n F. Young
Keytesville--Jos Cotton, B S Ashby
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
ANECDOTE OF Mr.. WEBSTER.

During one of the College vacations, he
and his brother returned to their fathers in
Salisbury. Thinking he had a right to some
for the money he had expended on
their education, the father put scythes in
their hands and ordered them to NOW.
Daniel made a few sweeps and then resting
his scvthe, wiped the sweat from his brow.
His father said. whats the matter, Damp
My cythe don't hang right, sir he answered.
His father fiAed it, and Dan went to work
again., but with no better success. Some
thing was the matter with his scythe, and
then it was again tinkered-but it was not
long before it wanted fixing again, and the
said in a pet, "Well hang it to suit
Yourself" Daniel with great comPosure
hung it On the nearest tree, and putting on
ii grave conntenance said. sit hangs very
well now; l am perfectly satisfied:
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
APREDICAMENT FOR A BASHFUL
LOVER.

The n. Y. Spirit of the Times serves its
readers with the following mishap of a bash
full lover. He had made a call upon a young
lady and found her all alone:
ooh Lord, here was a fix! Go in a dark
parlor with A pretty girl all alone! twas too
late to retreat, the girl had closed the front
door, and was pointing the way into the par
lor where Miss Emily was sitting all a.
lonc.'--Being perfectly convinced that no
choice was left him, into the dark open room
he walken or rather sided. All was per-
feet chaos to his eyes for a moment, but on
" for a moment ; then from the deepest
gloom came forth an angel voice, bidding
him welcome and draw near To obey the
order was but the work of a moment, as he
supposed-but he little dreamed OF the OBJ
stacle Fate had thrown in lis way. He
full well the stream of Love had many
but full grown snags entered not
into his calculation Judge therefore of his
establishment 1T being triPped np, almost at
the fair ones feet, by a fat stool with pie
~tiority legs, which chance OF a careless ser
van. had placed exactly on his road to-
k-nuincss. O,erhe went and as the tailor
had not alio~d for any extra tension of
musc 6 and sinews, he not only procured a
but also a compound fracture Of
the black pants aforesaid, said fracture ex-
all across that point which comes
in closest contact with the chair. Having
hirnsclfup as circumstances would
allow. the smothered laugh of Miss Emily
setting him forward any, he at last
vucc.aI,I in rcacbinu a phair. and dIawinpI
!,is coat tails forward to prevent a disagree
able cxuo.c, sat himself down with as much
grace as d bear would be expected to exhib-
i when requested to dance on Dettles.-
The Young lady, who was suffocated with
laughter at the sad mislaps of the ha-hful
lover felt truely sorry for him, and used
all her powers Of fascination to drive
it from his mind, and eventually succeeded
so far as 10 induce him to make a remark.
And TN Tins rock ne split, Tor Just atthe mo-
.urnt she discovered that she had lost her
i.anikcr,lief What RAP become OF it?
She VS. sure SURF Sic had il when he came
in, 1t must certainly be SOMEWHERE about.
Haven't, on got it und,r you. ar. Dan
p!iuIc? Jacl: was sure tina: couldn'tb be go !
but Door Jack, in lrnturing an answer.
Guild II t possibly get. along without raising.
lis ha IDS, and Of course he must drop his
rmat tri!, In his anxiety to recover the
III .sSing 'vip,r,' kC even ventu:cd 10 incline
MS body so 40 TO get a glance Or the floor.
rs lie did so the fracture opened, and be-,
hold there lay-as the lady supposed-ncr
property! 1t was the work Of an instant to
seize the corner, and cxclaimed-'Hero i'll
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

Brunswick Station-B H Spencer.
Hannibal Dlstrict-Jacob Lanius, P. E
Hannibal Sta.ion-Enoch M. Marvin
Palnyra--Wm M Rush, one to be sup
piled.
straightforward sigler, o HMcEuer
tdlna-ElIictt Scar.
Waterloo-Daniel I wainwright.
M2nticello-To be supplied.
Mem; his-John W Ellis
Blonmington-Walter Toole.
Re h"l1nd District-IIorace Brown, P. E.
Recommendations NJ. Garner.
Carrolton-Wm T Ellington.
Milan james l. Shivc.
Chillicothe--Daniel Penny.
Trenton--Jas G Johnson.
Crarcnsvillc-Edwin Robertson.
Athens-A. Spencer.
isliatin-Alexander Best.
Lirrrt5-Robert H Jordan.
- tsivn Ui<frHt---Wm ketron, P. E.
Wcston-Geo " Love
St. J">erh-To be supplied.
Pla'se---T'o be supplied.
Savannah---Benj. r. Baxter.
Roclrcster---Wm A Mayhue.
Maryville---Larkin Adamson.
Ortgon---To be supplied.
Plattsburg--. Joseph Devilen.
Linden---George D Tolle.
Richard Bond, Agent for American Bible
for the State of Missouri. u
]. F. Riggs, Agent for St. Charles Col
eye. 4
Nathaniel Scarritt, Howard High School
Thos Johnson, Agent for Howard High
'chool. !
J H Linn and D w Pollock transferred t
D st. Louis Conference.
Next Conference to meet in Glasgow. =
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
~SOtTLOQUY.-

A LAWYERS SOLTLOQUY.-Ayoung
lawyer was admitted to plead before a court
of Justice, and he felt very difident OF his
powers The first case he undertook
was a very important one, and as he ar
ranged his papers, for tbs purpose Of tak-
ing them to coart he exclaimed in the lam
guage of Pope
Q "Thou great FIRST cause-lea.t understood"
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

government Itself is Il human institution
and OF course Imperfect. Ourown sublim,
ana beautiful system of government tho
the BEST ever devised by the wisdom o
man, is bat al approximation Of perfection
ie! t;'tte Is Ne: ii IatriItIn %alitnis land wh1
wo;LG cast tin governments aside nj Ie 81
1"t urii: hr had ~GiscotcIcd a bette One.
it: democrats. th,n, by wl.stc,cr na;ae
.th"y ire called, consider whether Il total a.
ian :":.ne::t Of conventions would relncuv
u" e''; they c"inpiain of. Let them !Jok
i" i:"r" "-u''ries whore there are u" COLI
v'n'i'r /, H<Pnss the popular will, and
sec u" 2ricSsioi of The people. Let 'hem
10 some 81 orr sister states tIat lave
adopted his sy:ten, and See its happy in
liuenc III prom "tirs harmony among tie
democracy. Let them look to the Balti-
more convention. and rNnembcr that the
made by that body, though at
Inst dis .rrroved has secured the election
Il d Democratic Chief Magistrate for fou.
Let them look On t!,. OTHER i,aud 70
Nv Hampshire, and there see
ne fruits of temporary abandonment Of the
SYSTEM, in the fact that New!
hampshire. democratic as she is. has lately
crt Il Wing Senator 10 Congress. Let
hem inok back TO the triumph of the Wings
n $50: triumph e"rry one knn- $, Sc
"rcd by Il strict adherence t. tits system;
nd then let them say whether thcy are
r"parrdio rcnoance it, ana To split the par
= into ten thousand fragments BY d~ividingI
ar votes among the multitude of politicians
'iio are :h!Is.lnS after office.
Bat it is useless t" argue a question
'h:cil has so often been the theme of news
aPer discussion. All We want to say is.
vat Democrat. should be careful how thcy
lake slight abuses Of an excellent system
argument for its total abandonment.-
hey Should take care Tot TO act like the
AN who having a valuable watch. dashed
to pieces because ii did not always keep
Shct!y correct time.
In conclusion, We call upon every Dem
rat and ask him; shall these Lttie matters !
tirtation and intrigue be the source Of I
= cr-cndlng diSsension in our party?-i Il
AL they be the entering wedge to rive it
Ild"r, or shall we now close the breach n
10 say. Away with our idle and unproft- i.
'ir disputes. lic1ceforti, let there be d
'~'c AMI good understanding among us.--lt
let the Democratic party Of IL
be one and indivisiblc.' c
W, felt it l., be due to ourselves to make h
CSC remarkt, and due to the party whose f
.teres;s we wish to advance. We ~cannotlI,
: a moment suppose that they will be ac-,e
ptable to all readers. We are told that /,
90 years ago the Jews carprd at the u
,rds of Him who spake as never man 81
Strange then il would be indeed, ST
tie humble individual who penncd ills k.
.iclc. could write what would meet the ri
vi ak wto read it. But while in
re f"w mly .ind fault and '.Tick ont as
c. ri sfaj-c passages. We d'nl: not tint III
great ,najorty ~ Democrats, % every ii
n, If 1T convinced ~ our reasoning y;
! apr ate t"c ~spiritin which This ar h.
i" &c Wri,t"r. n,
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

CRIMINAL.-The Captain of the Sea
Bird informs us, that at P~ittsburg, a large
box was placed on board his boat, and that,
not knowing what it contained, he put it
in the engine room-On his way down, the
box by accident was partially opened,
when it was found to be full of kegs Of gum
powder, all in tho immaculate vicinity OF the
nre.- Lou. jour.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

a-.I
;.1 ~. aoout the triv
L.. "e f[ouuced SO muc
u. ""u ehgendered sue
""' 'l''eE lceilhgs. Let u
L. "'hehI what are The object
|, ""'on@ democrats, and s.,
- unworthy uley arc OF rcgar"
1-:.m "'''f '"siShiicancf toy
IT, 'fo'Sn'rH'o comparison viii
49,. go t"eS''ohS Oh national policy
1870, '"'erest not OF Il lie" IN
S 'u' o' MiliioHS; which relate mor
oi any particular piece ol
= Particular 'i"e' ""l 10 TIT rrIna"tni
r'"SP'''> :" "' ~ "i'rI*'fIed Interests 81
- >''fifE.
i'N' H.'n' t!'rc ~ TIC complaint OF
a'e'"''"'. livery body knows, OF ought to
Nh"" Clat ms Complain; is cO-eval Will.
TIC government Itself; even before the gov
eminent - t'r.n"d' som disatFtc'cd mrn
III Ire american army Canon" them Gen.
he"j >ht'r; ~ ''-.ra.::'r +" >:i'E1it 81
~ 'i"' a." - -. -" mi ana
g, '"'1 60 ~" Itmn. FROM t:,c charge
:'"1' ,''' G.Tr' It against IIiIn doubt
""E" perfectly honest, and firmly be-:
- is IRE. Gencraly jackson, too.
"d'"tator, anu wi:I.out doub:
3, IS -":, wi.a: arbitrary: hu. dis was not
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

is, sir; you need not trouble yourself!
Raise a little, it's under you = at the same
time giving it a pull. Alas, the TAIL was
.told-no escape-nothing short of a special
interposition Of providence could save his
shirt. But what should he do? Another,
and another, and a stronger pull, evincing
on the part of the lady a praiseworthy de-
termination to obtain the loss dry goods
coupled with the request to Get up, sir
sitting on it, determined him, and in
agony Of a moment, grabbing with both
hands a fast disappearing strip of linen
which encircled his neck, he exclaimed in
accents-'For Gods sake,
Miss Emily, LEAVE MY SHIRT coLLARp"
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

ga GOOD NAN GONE!"-The N. Y.
Tribune thus headsa paragraph ~announc-
ing the finding ofthe body of a man in the
North River, with the receipt of a news
paper publisher in his pocket.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

you're sitting on it, determined him, and in
D the agony of a moment, grabbing with both
hands a fast disappearing strip of linen
which enclrcled his neck, he exclaimed in
heart-broken accents-sFor Gods sake,
Miss Emily, LEAVE NY SHIRT coLLARP"
Young women are always complaining.
They are too weak to turn a bed, scrub
the floor or cook dinner. It is a little sim
gular, however, that such weak, complain
ing and delicate creatures, can attend balls
and parties every night in the week, and
not unfrequently dance till daybreak. When
invited to such places, you never hear a
lisp about pains in the side, weakness and
general debility.
The editor of the st. Louis Gazette thus
concludes an article on the present position
of our couRtry. 1t is first rate!-
'Finally, lastly, and to conclude'-this is
a great country, a glorious country, a real
Bobadil of a country. We can whip twenty
countries a day, hand over hand. Fetch
'em on! We have no doubt we shall see
the day, when the stars and stripes will float
over the tower ofLondon and the palace at
Windsor! When the mighty flag -staff ofthe
Universal Yankee Nation will be planted
in the center of Europe, and one universal
of striped bunting shall overshadow at
once the dome of St. Peters, the K1emlin
Moscow, the Mosques of Constantinople!
the time, when the ebony maidens
Of Timbuctoo shall dance at St. Louis, the
of all creation, to the tune of Yam
kee Doodle, with the Senate of Russia, or
he Representative from Hindostan!'
A young dandy, who supported an snor-
nous mustache, asked a lady what she
of his looks.
"Why" said she, "youlook as ifyou had
'wallowed a poney and left his tail sticking
'ut of your mouth"
PRINTER.-'Papa,' said a little trchin
o his father the other day, Il saw a printer
70 down the street Just now
Sid you? How did you know the per
whom you have seen is a printer"
"Cause l do, papa
But he might have been a carpenter, q
blacksmith, a shoemaker, or
Ooh on, papa-he was a printer, for he
ad no stockings on-the crown was out of
is hat, and his coat was all tron ; Pm GER
ain he was a printer
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

,f,.. .... 81. -..- l-r,
~u;,.. >t. Ia, c~c".,r,r,n> J
@.,..I-, r...,- .> !. and n.2-e 10
rr.. .r., 49,. s,:%-. SC ,n,s"f T." dcHa-
~.,-.. !.tt-. a2.sr %: a 'lirc is no
. a.;4s, is us' rArtic"!a'i! Ii nc
e.. 3. sti,lto tiat wou.t answer
our u g. = well. What substitute
have We found for convcr''"'"? H'"e
whatever. n" scheme yet d"'''' ~ AZ
pertaining the will of the r'"i'' ia" 49,
ing that will expression byte ca>.>" "i'''
most popular candidates, has ".Sv'f " ''r
uurpcsr bali so well as crnv' ."'i'
suci : ccE,nc shall /" d.. t"'
ratar.i ,srat W should rel :: Il ri
no,.in.t:ngorr pah;ic oh.:.rs q. '':'r'
Mn s..o.i: ncter expect ?rricct!on III
any human Institution. Conventions nay
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

A young dandy, who supported an anor-
nous mustache, asked a lady what she
thought of his looks.
"Why" said she, "youlook as if you had
swallowed a poney and left his tail sticking
out of your mouth"
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" colds, asthma, and COnSumptiOn.-Th,
great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs, Ash
ma, and Consumption, is the Hungarian Bal
sam of Life, discovered by the celebrated DR.
Buchan of London, England and introduced into
the United States under the immediate superin
tendence of the inventor.
The extraordinary success Of this medicine in the
curse of pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
agent in sole ting for treatment the WORST POS.
SlBLE CASES that can be found in the commu-
nifty; that seek relief in vain from any of the
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1t is no quack nostrum, but standard English
medicine, of known and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should be SUP.
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only to counteract the consumptive tendencies Of
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in all cases Of Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood
Pain in the Side and Chest Irritation and Soreness
Of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and Gene.
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Pamphlets, containing mass of English and
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may be obtained Of the agents gratuiously.
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No. l32 North Second street, PHILADELPHIA.
Special depot at the Bookstore of ROBERT
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CT. JEANS'S METTALINEG ALyAN
- IC STRENETHING PLASTERS

The following article is copied from the Brooklyn
Star, IN which paper appeared editoriay The rep
uation OF The Rev. DIR, Cox is sufficient to warran
the public that, far as he is concerned this est
monlaI in favor of the galvanc plaster Is entirely
free from deception; and, in fact, all Of the cerif
Gates obtained for these plasters are of the most I'M
exceptlOnable character:
we take pleasure in referring our readers to the
Following certificate, in connexlon with the adver
tsement In our columns to-day. Emanatng, as il
does, from the good heart and sound head of gen.
teman so well and lavorably known in this com
munlty as the Rev, S, II. Cox. d. D., of this CITY
any commentator Of ours would be wholly super.
huous. The certificate itself, in connexon with
scores Of others of like character speaks for itself
and scepucs have only to sec, examine, and Judge
for themselves
I'll have had the pleasure and the profit ofproving
lately the value Of the 'galvanic strengthening
plaster in its application near my right shoulder,
where felt a novel sensation Of rheumatism. 1t
seems well adapted to its end and without know-
edge ofits constituent properties or caring scientific
ally about its chemical galvanic action, | am
happy, from experience, to commend its sanative
virtues to all with whom my name may possibly
have influence as a safe neat, protecting, pleasant
and efcacous preparation of the sort; which, with
out any disparagement of Others may be safely and
appropriately praised on its own account.
' "" SAMUEL II. cox.
.'Rusurban, Brooklyn, N. Y Dec 4, 1857
These plasters can be had in Washington, Of
J, +, CALLAN,
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ITO HOUSEK EEPERS.-Jus,r received

FTNO HOUSEk EEPERS.-Just received on
i sale a fine assortment Of housekeeping goods,
consisting, in part, of the following:
Britannia ware, IN sets detached pieces
Plated and Britannia casters, fine assortment
and very cheap
Plated and German silver ware
Yeates's celebrated alba,a spoons and forks
Common and planish tin ware
Japanned ware, waters in sets or pairs
CorneIiuss solar, hall, and side lard lamps and
grandoles
Glass ware, cut and pressed, from the New
England company
ROdgers's and American cutlery
Wire dish-covers, a fine article for the approach
ing sensol
French China, dinner and tea sets, or detached
pieces
Crockery ware Of all kinds
Hardware, wood and willow ware
Brushes, brooms
Fancy articles, bouquet glasses and vases
Patent charcoal summer furnaces
China and plated fruit baskets
Ornamental articles, &c.
Table and lamp mats
And many other articles used in housekeeping,
which have been purchased from the different man
utactorIes and importers by ourselves, and will be
sold rs low they can be had in any market
BOTELER & McGREGOR,
Successors Of Boteler, Dom, e. Co.
~ Up stairs will be found cabinet furniture of
all kinds.
May 7-eo3tif