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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
Ea ily Gsro ccri les,

ever before opened in this place, which they wish
TO EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing
larger supply
Their stock consists. in part. of Imperial. Cum
Powder, Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas !;
Rio and St. Domingo Coffee !, N Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation AIoIasses; Nos. |, and Mack
erei, in Bills. half bbls. and Kits; shad, Lake
ish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, salera-
tus Starch, Zante currants, kaisins. Fresh ground
spices Of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candles, Soap, Indigo. Nader,
Alum, CopPeras, &c &c
AIS o. general assortment of Queens
ware. Glassware, Stone-ware, Wooden-ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, ShoveIs,
pades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine. Market and School baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Broorns.
and 1901 di.-e rent articles, which We shall take
pleasure in showing TO any one who may favor
with a call.
I1-Plea,e call and examine our stock, i,
costs nothing for looking.
W w LYNDE & co.
Richmond, November :, J. II b If
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rEHIIE excellent FARM. belonging 10 tho
heirs of isRtEr French. will he scld by ,hs
undersigned 1T private sale. The Farm, Is ailonT
four miles North East Of this city the middle
fork of Whitewater, and contains : acres
under good Notwithstanding lFouse-Orch-
ard-good water -power--springs of the best Of
water, &c. Also,-Scveral Eighty acre Lots,
OF gooi, unimproved l. \ ID. situated
Camden, Jay county. Indiana. will be sold
good terms. For further particulars and prices
apply 10 ROBERT MORRISON, Agent
Richmond, 9th mo-, slst, loI7. S9tf
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nessr..ss. PATENT ssstss..

IN i. HARGIS. his Just received lot Of
l thcs,, Superior Anti Freezing Metailc
Purnps. and all sizes Of Lead Pipes 10 attach,
which he will sell low, at his Stove store, Nam
street. Richmond. Indiana.
Oct. J. LII. I'LL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

NTAsGHs'S Vegetable Lithon,rip.is Mix
ture. u General Restorer of the System.
and Purifier of the Blood: unrivalcd in the
of Dropsy, Gravel Liver Complaint, Scrofula,
Seurvy, i.eprosy, FLOODING at the Lungs, fiuor
Alhus, Piles, Puird Sore Throat, Erysipelas I,
Consumption. &c.; for sale in Richmond at tho
Drug Store of DR.. J. UOWELLS.
Oct %. ISL.
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ls-loEANGs CEglos9

] > TIE Undersigned, having gone into the
FAchange business, at their old stand opposite tie
Post Office, would inform their customers ans
the pubIic generally, that they are just receiving
the +, ro..-t stock of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

The o5th Of this month has been SGT
Us a day of Thanksgiving by the Govern
orS Of ninc States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
Pleasant Dwelling For Sa!c.

YEyIIE house erected by c. r. Williams, on
Washington street, il offered for sale on
advantageous terms. II il two story brick,
containing four rooms and k;.chen--ihe house
finished IN rnodern style-thc lot. hicsi and dry,
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
si4rubbery. 1t is one Of the most desirable res
licences, for email family, in Richmond. For
terms apply to the undersigned in Cenireviie, OF
d. 7. Holloway, in Richmond.
JOHN d. STITT.
October 18th. 1916. 42-tf
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PR Roger apouni syrup u Liver-
EE wort and zar.-A fresh supply just
ceiycd at the Book Store of -. 7. UoLIlowAY.
Richmond, September 1tb, lar. SAT-
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NEW TAILOR SHOPM

haNiEL PARTRIDGE. would respectfully
4 inform the citizens of Richmond, and th,
surrounding country, that he has opened a sho,,
ON Market street. II Few Doors south of
Main,
where he is prepared to execute. in a workman
like manner, any work in his limo that may be
entrusted 10 him.
Garments made by him will be warranted to
suit his customers, and his terms 10 suit tho
times.
u. Approved country produce will be take II for
work.
Riehmond March %, 1917. l3tf
Err. EOVn.c.ssi's Compound Extract Of
a. Sarsapafiila.--w onder aud blessing Of thu,
agr!--This Extract is put up in quart bottles
Is SIX times cheaper, pieasauter, und warranted
superior 10 any sold. l, cures without vomiting,
purging. or debltating the patient For sale az
the Drug Store Of DIR. J HOWELLS.
Richmond, Oct. Goth, lS47.
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STATEMENT OF DR. HIRAM cox.

late Professor in the Cincinnati Eclectic Med
zeal College, and Physician well Known. VINO
has an extensive practice, in relation 10 tie cure
Of Miss Belt after having been given up to de
" III. the last stage of Consumption, BY Il number
OF able Physicians.
NJ A. l. Observation-Disclosures reluctant
l have been to permit my name to appear, at
tached to a certificate recommending fatent
Medicines. Nostrums or CathollcHmS, | never
thelcss think it my duty. not oniy 10 my patrons,
but 10 the community and. al a!ff!cteG WIN Is
eases requiring Cough Medicine. I" state tilit n
three particular eases Of IucPent consumption
viz: Miss Belt, step daughter Of VT John C.FF
of this civ u Miss BarGer, si>ter-In-!a# OF Nir-
Y. Wander, butcher. aud Mr.. X y. ooN' one q
eur City Council. that DR. Rogers COMPOUND
Syrup of Ilverwort ana lar operated more iiAe
a specific than remedy Of similar cfltrhc-
ter in its operation that have ever usea IN m Y
practice. One Of the cases above w: Mss bett.
appeared to bc lahoring under the last stage OF
sgrofulou> Consumption. Is pronounced by sew
eral Physicians who were in attendance previous
10 my being called 10 treat tie case She IS II
this present time in the enjoyment OF as apparent
lv good health. ana fro appearance, u likely 10
die with any other disease, a. any other Young
lady in this city. As It respects the health Ct
the other cases all the threatening premonitory
symptoms seems TO have subSi4ed from the use OF
a few bottles Of the Syrup above.
Very respectfully. &c,
HIRAM cox, ". D.
Cincinnati Jan a5th. l~+-
For sale nv \. l. SCONlLL, Corner OF II.th
ana Race. Streets, Cincinnati.
Also, hv u. T. HOLLOWAY, Richmond.
Nov. 9. i~ts- IA.
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Oas Doag East Of u. Br.gA''rclFs Ser. "sia 81.
RsiCIsnonts. AZ.
RE now opening large assortment, of
~ Saddlery Ilardware, Coach and Carrisrc
Trimmings. Steel Springs. &C., embracing. ner
hans every article demanded IN the above de-
parimen.s of Trade. aud. having facilities for re
ceiving direo; from Importers and Manufacturers.
viii sci! at exceedingly low prices. And having
also, in connection, good
'E'an,siH. Est:s 5lishDsciHf.
will keep constantly on hand generals'ock CT
slsaAss.SsE1,
embracing Eastern, Cincinnati, and Country
Tanned SOLE. SkIRTfNG. SEATING. HAIR
NESS, Birdie and UPPER LEATHER; Calf.
hip. Pad, Morocco and Lining SKINS, &c. sc.
j. The highest market price wi.l at all times,
be paid for ANY quantity OF HIDES. delivered 1T
our Store above.
Richmond, / OH mo. Goth, lSi7. diff
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From the Charle.ton Courier
The Beautiful Maniac.
"The fire that on my bosom preys
Is lone as some voic apIC isle,

"Ihe hire that on my bosom preys
Is lone some volc apiC isle,
No torch is kndled--as its blaze
funeral pile"
In the morning train from Petersburg, there
was lady closely veied, III the same lth
ourselves. She was dressed in the purcst white,
wore gold bracelets, and evidently belonged to
the higher circles Of society. Her figure was
delicate. though well developed, and exqui-tely
symmetrical; and when she occasionally drew
aside her richly embroidered veil, the glimpse of
her features, whieh't beholder obtained, salts
. fed him Of her extreme loveiiness. Beside her
sat a gentleman in deep mourning, who watch
ed over her with unusual solicitudc, aud Sc We raj
times when she attempted to rise, he excited the
curiosity Of the passengers by OBTAINING her IN
her seat!
Outside the cars all was confusion; passe ngcrs
looking to their baggage, porters running, cab
men cursipg, aud all the usual hurry and hustle
ate nding the departure of railroad train. One
shrill warning whistle from the engine, and we
moved slowly away.
At Tie first motion of the car, The lady in white
started to her feet with ca PIE rcing
and her bonnet falling off, disclosed the most
lovely features we ever contemplated. Her ra-
ven tresses fell over her shoulders in graceful
disorder, and casping her hands in prayer, she
turned her dark eyes to Heaven! What agony
was in that look What beauty TOO, what hea-
reniy beauty, had not 50 much misery been stamp
cd upon it. Alas that one lance told mel
ancholy tale.
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20 SeErS'E7Esg Es5,tr.E7Ss:
gs ss8 - ;s.ss so ssssy Sssssr-.!
fsv!ii. be~t place. in Cincinnati, for the supply
q OF BOOTS ana SHOES, is
VI. r. II CT, s.
AZ. .2--G e.a.fsSs.c, E1cs.C.' 7I.s:; cf

] w. T. TIIDNF, is = Nnn"f..t'ror - well
as an inti,orter. lie has inst returned from The
last y here he has purchased very extensively,
ami Ia, Is continually receiving large additions TO
lis well -asSoTirG stock. and with large number
OF hands manufacturing custom worh, he tt;fers
himself his place Of business viii be great de-
suer.tuJn, for Country Merchants ana others.
who W ISL to obtain real assortment Of rca!y !
fresh goods
Ills custom WORK lie warrants 10 he good as
can be obtained order, BY the single pair, at
any one Of the best Custom Shops IN the City.
j W. >. Cdfapsile, i4orcr Mardd, Jtitceen
.S3caiors and B5oaisraY-NorM Siic.
Cincinnati, Octl9, Ell. s SO. City; AZ
A administrators Ns,sieo.--Noticc is
4 hereby given. that the undersigned has ia
ken out Of the Wayne Probate Court, letters of
;:,.ininist the Estate Of Niliuln Jessup,
deceased all persons, therefore indebted TO said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment,
and al those having claims against the same Viii
present them Legally authenticated for settlement,
within the time prescribed by law. HE Estate
is probably solvent
NiTIIiN HiWAfES, administrator.
Nov. >. f~Ia DIV
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FE%I,F. subscribers 70 the Stock of the ltlantin,
Lake ami Mississippi Telegraph, wili take
notice tiat vit3...s fcss sits> FROM the
date hereof thew are required 10 pay tjI FIRST IN
stal7.ent of - per cent. 10 V " ITFEns T.
CoFFIv. ana b. SrRArrAN, TRUSTEE o. m H'r4
maui I,lcefaph isSociafioH. IL. AAN II l.,
Richmond, Nov. =, lcl.. Iof H. t'Hi-iE1 .
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40 tFsa>c Wac have k'i:sN>cci:
HANINC; purchased J. w. Leagues Oil
4 z MIL on West Fork, /! miles south Of this
place, am prepared 10 pay the highest price in
C.Sff for COOK. clean Elaxseei. delivered at the
Mil or at my Drug Store in Richmond.
Oct 90 lSl7 J. HOWEILS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

O7ENssSsD1EsS-s SALE.
slY direction of an order from the Wayne
Circuit Court, the subscriber will offer at
public sale, on the premises,
On Sat ID :sy. the 9TH day Of
Dcrcaslsscr next.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, a. m, and 4
O'CLOCK, =. M, III" following described Real rs
tate, of JUDAH LEWIS, deceased to wit: Lot num-
bercd one hundred and twenty three (l23) IN
THAT part of the city of Richmond, laid out by
Charles w Starr, in the County OF Wayne and
State of Indiana.
Part OF Lots numbered fourteen (l4) and Gl-
teen 10, in thatsart of said city Of Richmond.
laid out By jeremiah Cox, and described as fol
lows, towit; Beginning on Front street, thirty
five 80 feet and four l. inches from the \ ortiz
w est corner OF Lot number fourteen (II; nun
ming thence South sixty one (6l degrees, East
twenty-six t263 feet thence East forty one al }
feet; thence South thirteen C3) feet; thence
West twenty-five 80 feet; thence South TWEEN
ty-nne % : degrees, West twen'y-sIX f2o)
feet; thence North sixty-one (Gl degrees,
West sixteen iGl feet and ten III inches to
Front street; thence North twenty nine ~
degrees, East forty-five - feet and four Il
inches TO the place of beginning.-N Inch Real
Estate will be sold on the following conditions,
to-wit: One fourth of the purchase money Is 10
be cash in hand paid; one-fourth in SIX months;
one fourth in twelve months, and one-tourth IN
eighteen months: for which the purchaser Is TO
give his Notes with approved security.-inaking
the said three four,hs of the purchase money d
lien on the Real Estate sold until the whole IS
paid. WILLIAM con, Comm'ssi'nef-
October Doth, 1871. dts
western Farmer and Gardeners AIrin mac
for iSiS.
A LARGE supply OF this excellent Almanac
"a for sale BY 1000. 100, dozen single copy
at J. HowEII's Drug Store.
Richmond, Sept. 9th. ISL
CHOICE selection Of Foreign Wines and
n Liquors, selected expressly Tor
Tsesiicas Purposes,
mst received ii d for sale low, by
V. w. LYNDE & co.
Richmond, Feb. 9th, l-i7
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

1ID0 II MVlND sHO = 111ls
CORNER MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, Ia
OSE:PH w. GILRERT, respectfully In
- forms his friends and the Travelling pu.xl
lie, that he has resumed the nGlordsp Of this
well and fivorabiy known HOTEL, and he il
prepared TO make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive Ostier is Mt all times ready
to take charge of Horses, and the stable is welt
supplied with provender. Ills charges rea-
sonabc.
Feb. 9. 1sa7 [39:'45tfl
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Corrected aesk'y(ron PcGbodg Commercial Tins
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she was changed

As by the sickness of her soul. her mind
Had wandered from its dwelling, and her eyes
They had not their own lustre, but the look
w hich is not of the earth, she was become
The queen of IA fantastic realm, her thoughts
Wer. combinations of discounted things
And for1s, inpalpabie aud uhperceWed
OF Others sight, familiar were TO hers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
From The Richmond Enquirer.
UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE.

We regret that Of those sad occurrences, which
human foresight is unable 10 prevent took place yesler
day, while The volunteers firing the national salute,
and which cast over the gloom deep and sincere.
immediately in front Of the military large number Of
spectators standing usual the occasions Of
firing, &c. lappears that musket of one Of the Greys
was loaded with ball ridge and the Com
pany had fired the third round, gentleman standing I'M
medlaely in front (about ten paces) fall and
on being examined, il was discovered that ball had
tered his forehead aud passing through the head carried
with II large portion Of the upper part Of the head
causing almost instant death. The ball and three buck
shot entered tree in front Of which the deceased
standing at the time. conyersng with friend. a young
child being between them, and zach having tho child by
the hand. The deceased was native Of Petersburg,
named John NJ Brown.-a chair painter by profession,
and son Of Mr.. Daniel Brown, of Petersburg. He
was. we believe about 80 years Of age, and has left,
understand amable wife, child, and large circle
Of relatives and friends TO weep the loss Of
whose sudden death most deeply regretted by whole
community. Ii was fortunate Providence that the ball
and buckshot lodged in the tree--oiherwise similar
fate might have beiaen others. This is the first acct
dent which has occurred in this city, any public cee-
braton. for many years. and will melancholy
sson and warning for the future.
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BUEEALOE SPRINGS.
AMHERST.


HNHE proprietor of these Springs takes pleasure in
Il informing his friends, and the public generally
that he is prepared to receive Visitors and give
them his undivided attention.
The medicinal virtues of the water are too well known
to render necessary that point. Suffice it
say that in the United States offers stronger
inducements 10 tire invalid avail himself Of its bene-
t-an opinion ready 10 be attested and confirmed by
Visitors heretofore, well by the best Profess
sonal skill in the country.
The medicinal virtues Of the Buflaloe Springs are
known by those who have tried Them be unsurpassed
for Dyspepsia the diseases Of the amen,ary organs gen
orally all diseases peculiarly of debility, and for their
invaluable healing properties generally.
And it may well be doubted whether there is any medi-
cna water in the world eiicacous in bringing back
health woman and restoring creations better part
happiness and usefulness the water of the Bula
loe accomplishing rs almost invariably does,
the most remarkable revolutions in female health.
There is an excellent Turnpike Road from Lynch
burg. leading to these Sprngs-Dlsance 20 miles from
Lynchburg and % from lexington in tho midst of the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
BOARD.
For Man. per week ~ w
Children and Servants, half price.
Horse. so
June lin JOHN III. FUQUA
DS- The Richmond Wing will copy for | month
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
CAPT. WEIGH'TMAN.

This young officer, who commanded the artillery at
the battle of Sacramento. and who accompanied Col
Doniphan throughout his long march, has fact up n
which he may be congratulated almost as much as upon
his gaantry IN battle An of letter from Capt
Weghtman, published in the Richmond Republican,
says;
81 have, rs far as am at this moment informed "a
congratulate myself upon circumstance peculiar to my
company. In campaign of one year, marching as we
have distance Of 5000 miles, have lost man by
sickness or from wounds received in battle. will 60
home with my whole company, except the Of one
man. amputaed III consequence of wound received in
battle"
The Captain adds that his own health is excellent
with the exception ola "sight cold, contracted from
seepin. under roof."
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VOL. XXV.--NO. %.
ron rHE ,incrNIAN.
FOR THE viRGINfAN.
CELEBRATION OF THE 4rII JULY AT
ClIAMBI ESSBURG, BEDFORD COUNTY

CHAMBLESSBURG, BEDFORD COUNTY.
The anniversary Of the Declaration Of our National In
dependence. celebrated al this place upon the 3rd
large procession was formed Opposite TO the store
Of Mcssrs. Read s. Matthews. and was conduct
cd by the Marshas. Co.'s Richard Crenshaw and
Green d. Board 10 a heghbourng grove. The nun.
Der IN the procession. joined TO the Ladies' who had pre-
viousy assembled formed large assembly varously, es
tnated ut from seven hundred 10 n thousand N
In the absence Of Minister Of the Gospel, the excr
ciscs appropriate the occasion were introduced with
prayer by DR. John Clayior The Declaration Of lnde-
pcndence was read by the gentleman An Grafton
was delivered by the Orator Of the Day, WILLIAM w.
JoupAN, Esa., of Liberty. Tho Grafton was re-.
ccvcd by the auditory with applause and much grsti-
cation well for the sentiments which conveyed.
claiming the most serious consideration Of the American
People. for the many passages Of distinguished beauty
and cloquence which it contained
At the eoacuson of the exercises, thu Procession
turned 10 he place from which it had previously moved
where the assembly parook Of cold collation., which
had been prepared Col Richard Crenshaw then
called to the Chair. and Dr. John +. White appointed
Secretary and the following oasts were drunk with cold
,caitr as the beverage,
REGULAR TOASTS.
|. The Day celebrate Amid Its associations.
may the distinctions Of party be obli'ent d. and Demo-
cints and Wings become American Patriots.
9 The Union May the expressive token Of wed
lock be the truthful symbol Of its pcrpcuily.
3. The Father OF his Country u her. no be-
qucahed The gacy OF Freedom; 10 her children. tho
ample Of upright life and the guidance Of noble pro-
ccps. Truly no Father could do more.
4. The surviving soldiers of the Revolution May
they he loved. honorcd aud cherished,
s. Tn. Sovereignty Of the States.
q. The Federal Government The duties Of its
coordinate branches distinct May each department
preserve its independence.
7. Agriculture. Manufactures and Commerce FosI
tered by just Government. may they all prosper.
8. Our Army Its present glory is worthy gifts
fame
9. Our Navy In War, terrible as the raging sea,
whose bos,nls its home
TO- Zachary Taylor Brave. honest and humane;
hc has n,norialy without, crime, and popular ia
vor without personal dshonor.
H. Winfield Scott
Before the walls of Vera Cruz,
On Ccrro Gonlos lrownng height,
AT Lundy's Lane and Chippewa.
The conquering Hero Of the fight.
- Morse and Franklin The drew the light
ming from Heaven; the other made it messenger Ut
earth.
b. Woman Her beauty won Angels 10 Earth,
thus showing man that where she is, there IL iie2
ven.
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NE VI o q X S .

COUTHEY'S LIFE OF WESLEY, vols.
Voyage up the Amazon,
Orators Of the age OF Francis,
Contributions OF q e., by Jane Taylor,
Mineral Springs OF Virginia,
IIallam's Constitution History Of England.
Statesmen of the Commonwealth OF England,
Lectures on Science and Art, by Lardner.
Lives Of he Lord Chancelors,
Library OF English Literature,
Onoo narrative Of adventures. sc.
Knowledge under difficulties. by Wayand,
Mechanics own book
Philosophy OF Sport,
Roman Republic by Mcheot,
History Of France. do
Life of eminent Mechanics by Herr,
History of Civilization, 4 vols, Guzot,
&C., &c., JUS, received at the Book Sit
of ID. b. PAYNE.
June "a It's
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COTTON FACTORY

|ENllE Subscriber takes this mehod 10 inform his
friends and the public IN general thai he is now ma
king. at the Black Mater Cotton Factory good
tice Of Cotton Yarns made any where. and trial
OF II he would like for all 10 make. he feels confident
they would find II to be good article they eyel
bought, II mol better Hts prices will always be reason
able and accommodating. lie hopes lheredre, by siic
attention 10 orders and prompt shipment Of ians, Gas
they can be forwarded IN drccton the Factory he
ing near the James River kanawha Canal as we'll as
the Lumber Houses. where all the aaeons that bring
produce Tor shipment, Obliged Ia COME ioge Al least
share Of your patronage Please give hun call when
You come ~ town.
Office al the Black Water Cotton Factory.
JAMES :. CREjIDSON, Agent.
June It's
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FRESH SUPPLY.
NTcCORKLE s. SIMPSON HAYEJUST RECEIVED
wi IN STORE,
II hhds y. O. Sugar,
erces do clarified Sugar,
barrels pulverizcd and ground Sugar,
2 do crushed do
IL boxes Wooscy & Wooseys best Loaf Sugar,
$50 bags Rio old Java, Laguayra and Maracabo Coffee
90 baskets Sweet OIL
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
40 boxes Window Glass,
40 do Talow, Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
100 kegs Blasting and Sporting Powder
50 reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
300 kegs Nails
Nine nests Woodward nests Measures GO rcams Wrap
ping Paper 100 lbs Candle Wick 80 lbs Cotton fwine SOC
lbs Coppera doz Axes and ~ boxes Tea all of which, to-
fer for sale at the lowest market prce.
MaichS 4.