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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-10

Unlike Patent remedies VII c claim by one irgt, -urs
l drsa.s aeh !sraratou r. pluruIay lerae 60 con, ss
'eu'ns Thee ae more ihin iry different kinds which
eompod o. more taH hundred nsrcn nal IN
grot'ns OF DO. vegetable tnrtoueh ~ gums ettracta al
BARK tcro- and budo. noyrr leaves and a.c- n
pans-iH which mercury antiuony l,.nr copper and o.,
pnsnous ~ Ike cbafa-tsr have no pl.erurl,..
which, mi-Iiprd are NOS dsuetyc go ' patient. entail
upon hu Of other diaalsss 81 b. The lsr with .eb .y
lp OF mineral
Ths original proprietor OF ,-e Medicines though e,bsd
aH''f an' graduate of regularly incorporated rorrr or 90
srhD-unuzIs member ngu..ard Medical Col srst
anf Protector M Surg, o., aas m el,ts, 81,
n'I l'Ee BOZ ta c0lufry-hls NOT uf Co. dignity Of
ui, Bot. ths q r-.r Il .,., ,,, 5,, r,,g, ~
dc Nn hr say have spared Their "a rpeufe %
fat..rns nom s,e s.. d. -y yt..t I t-, ,,J t , !,
h' .l have not upIri BEN arb with rp,t
and rrv D0'oE ans 7ny pe1rs have pfofsd IN
' any valuable remedy any improved method Of treating
ni f'eilnars b1yo not cs.ae 10y notec"F.t ayr for
mrf f'r of u0 Sos Yrs COD Fr o -ad 'l.v1r
Which BE- ro based upon saraf gafofv1f pri-pfs Tcy afs
F't'f dlssn o,srs of MIXTURE, AMI on.n point hefn
h' Wy 1" and ih rcr's of c patient have so ava.t5
.'y a,n,fs an.nE from regular eour'e ofsiu'y boz
lrtc' iHf uHny yf1f . E nrr p.guous CIV boz te rirf
s'-New Y0.t-vth repeated cancellations Win most d
.t '' I'f.'Ii'. iHtF .N'iH'N m' 0ri'fi.ni''
IfNN' EVERY VARIETY or PEhCrCr. { rtve ais, 7t
i.h.,l 7y Hrld sls. The UNrrED FrATKs ttFlHVNVY
- -' ap.Ie'toH 49, mnd- M medical 90 in fhyFc
'Hf D,1hd Midwifery panrf tIr FDf.mr 0le Arlte rhos
'' I. fiiIrnf nj i'f n rl N.r'fh.
Ffilci o.. nh1uf th0ue Hi Of ch0, either in Co.,
r''n,y 'f cof1-urd azas TIE Information which have
''.f't ffpu riff. opportunities rIIrrsi rrrse d. D.
w. Wa'. 90 ihs .eadf ollie sick sn1 tle iuporr ahtb
have NE uad have brought posses9n ~ pr,e
which have found by or add repeated experience N b. n
Vapab and aogstber superior % pursued other ho,
A. The hineral Alopass opa,hi.s Thonsohns A. At
! o. , nh,en nave i.si'd ~ repeated experiments"
I reno ieshnv been FOR many ycarsonr before sny
~ Ia'' heoicitss nov advertised rary, nsr Psnn
,i,'' Sy,u' 1e 'ni bad acquired reputation
'' ~ ny oher tut o. proprietor fsneinrd 90 gvs
i ' 10 BOOK or l medic prominence by aiverttini
wv ''ue qualities Of ir tNolt,f paper hafrerfs WHO
80 az F'"H ~ f ciects thrf incl psbe value NV.
' p 'u' To- human T i9fho families n the inf the NJ
'''y "hcit 10 iay before them he others t6s
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ElRESH SPRING GOOnS-

EI'NtoI NI-NI-NV NUUUS-
4 BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS. &c
% No. - West Main st-er-Nlosssr and Retail -JUn All
MYERS by Spring
goods rearral Bolt' Shoes H.ts
Trunks t1ct har &C. a u Which been purchased
The most ami vii oil wholesale Retail ~
very small advance puneiual customers. Tie sol
otf from merchants generally, examination
Of his goods feeling wei hry gards eua
aHd pUcc wn compare favouray any hau
M this mafke; @ Virginia JUDAH MYERS
wholesale and E,-l. dealer lo.s Shoes. Hats Sc &c
NH n No. -. Wet Main street
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SPRING CLOTHING.
No. E02. Vain street.

M are now receiving 10y every arrival. our
Spring Ready Clothing Consisting OF the
newest styles and best qualities OF scC-am9ng which may
found
Black French Cloth sacks
Cashmerru
Gold Mftsd
Coidinfon sacks, god mixed, and other colours.
Of VII ca handsome. ASo,
BlS ana Fancy tas>imetu Pauts
SHk Satin. Naieneia and other Vests
shgts. Drawers, Crayats Scasfs
SuspendeTs, / Hose, e..
In addition 70 stock ol Ready made Cohing
ord aui tyrad hem Baltimore Street n1r.
and youa coed made Warrrrted 1, nt The
Cuttrc Department under tie NJ y. Sv,,yuy
"a. on NH 10 KEEN i 90 IH2. Ma % -.
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70 THE LADIES In PARTICrLAR.-M,

FS'O HE LADIES IN PARIICI LAR-My
u bEIi.AI'kf POWDER has teen found highly berefr ~
aud OF great use 'o led e. who yi sur-rhlu
h pEcpay AMEN Il. growth has confined lt er 10
lnd SIDE Of the ace giving masclhs whole features
when used with pro and according directions viii
br found To Dc great addition m Of any sharp
instrument IS entirely avotd and the in i've oTt,u
minutes amer ~ pplcau1n.
This composition inlUlC and warranted % remove s.rtgys
mar Amer nEnsToli trials nave certificates Of success
which cannot b. Contested.
For sale, wholesale and Ietau, az
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ROBERT NOTT

House sign Printer and t!lazicr
ksrt door As EfeAssgs Basl, RisArozI, Tpgtsia,
further Of Paints, Oils Copel other
varnshcs Painters brushes and blenders An
American Window Glass from sItO
3ors6 MI Of which desTous selor up
M reasonable terms.
N. IA large supply OF Soap Stone Paint for sale low
pstio int for Tin shinelcd Roof N.
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E'OR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS

= YIN SAIL w liF4 tOO AL L ENNIS
4 American PRINTS
French % almost every variety
English
LAWNS, several cases Of vcry HANDSOME styles
GlNGHAAS, French Scotch and German
Herman. Robes
Pop Brocta
CAMBRlCS Plaid, striped and plain
MUSLIN ROBES. eord asd white aud embr3'I
Faney Tres HAAS. ShaWs and Scars
CLOTHS Tor Coats AMI raut toous. m greatyau,.y
Casino. es, GamhrJons and THeets
NsftugS 10 Marsarles, Linen six and Wool
Neck t1Us ard s-ars ior gentlemen 10 great variety
Han Bose, Linen and cotton. white. tr1zu and cord.
siL aud cotton il-sis,Sery '1w as WeTa.f
LlNENs-lah Linens Manufactured f,lm gtsr f1r frs
chop at Gle for gsntlssnens shirts
Brown Drills, every qualify
81 . and 80 b'o"H and grass Lirea, vory ch,lp
powlas Burafs rrlsI auI Table Cloths
Eeutr-s Linen e Hikfs
Es aul cord Threads o. every lind
The stock very large yl..I ami VII be Offered v.- ~
IA.
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ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

VeNHlS new and popular Liquid HAIR III r.
II introduction. has met with uucHampcd but merit
subscribers wouh INFORM the public, thai m
improvement has lately been made, that II stands now
unqualified Hair either Black Brown instAn
neonsIy washes clothes and instead OF
aiannE hair mpars the beauty and elasticity OF youth
superior viii be- apparent every upon single
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Fashionable Retailing Dry Goods,
additional Supplies opening This ddV, AprH 3D.
J" ARD q JENKINS, EAGLE SQUARE invite the alteration
cheap fashionable atie'cs Of Dress Goods, comprising
Par. and London Ginghams
Cames' Hair Phaids
Monterey stripe.
Mousone De LANES
Paris and English Lawns, Ee
On The way urge 81 stock on In nd will
present great inducements wishing new snd elegant DRY
Goods at reduced prices Apa
CS HIlDS. new crop Porto Rico Sugar, part
so Barrel. Tar Receiving for sale by
NH Q woRrfIAM, MeGRUDER A co.
NEW HICE-5O Rice direct rom Charleston land
: ing and for sac by DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. co.
EOIANO FOHTES md other Musical Instru-
hcnts' ruined md Repaircd.-ML ]. II. JoNEs.
who - employed establishment aud Rerar Piano
uenis such az Guitars, AccOrdeons NOus Charges mo
deats. NASH a yvOODUOJtsF
ape lac. yri" s,,s.,
FHNO HIRE.-Tbrrc women. balance Of the ear one
plain cook aud washer good ~asir, alI one
with ayoung child Appy
SDthE SPERM LAMP OIL, Winter ,tar,d for sole
nh % r""'h ioI = Ma. ND ss.,
VMNNEhS OILS bblsTaensr. OF Tor .ale by
= ap l-lW DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 60.
4 COOKING GLASS PLATES, OF variou. sire. jus. re-
- eeivrd AID for 'ale by CLARKsoNS GARDNER,
NH 20 ~. Dad Street
HKD SEED, &c.-canary Seed Hemp Seed. md Cutie
- h'hbon', Tor birds Tor sale by
ape PURCELL < LADD ror Main st
COTTON YARNS, assorted numbers, from a
- to ~, 'om ne Union" and "Moneeo actorssfor sale
ny lmh sbl bANENPuRr, ALLEN a co.
nHCBARD GRASS SEED-Ju.t received and Tor ,aie
" i'nh al WA. PALMER
JRACON SJDES.-TOOO lbs. prime s'cIty cured,
- Sides for sale by mh - BissELI n McCANDLIsH.
! NAUITE LEAD-sOO Kegs No and ertra Lead Tor sols
w by ap3-iw DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co
| STRAwHERRY PLANTS, Tor sale by
> aps WILLIAM PALMER
| A Lien T.. CAPERTON, as exec'or of Hugh
n"a NJ Capcuun Crump has day Richard NJ Cump
The other pauof estate OF IIuF
Caperon and n TIE d Allen r. Capcuon Of Ca
peron Crump and I'll the interest of Allen Caperon IN the
- of ad hu. will present Crump and II persons
Indebted 'ad h'na viii make payment bi the ni Crumu
alone 10 authorized TO co'e the business Of firms
| ALLEN r. CAPERTON,
- NJ. CRUMP will conduct a general whole.
hS' sale GROCERY and sion buness At the Ftors
Cary at srets the Old stand o-rup.d t,
bur Tie antts Doe patronage ottsnici Of "a
p'"on cmmp 9J Cash advances made snpcns TO
'he usual anolnt NIB %
SPRING HARDWARE.
! W. y. ~ }. DOMAIN have received by re-
w entire si7ek Of Hardware and CUTLERY
comprising every article hne English American ~
uuciurr our goods have been purchased and
zoe ale on o. n'hr g. regular house whatever
we respectfully request Mcrehittl aud pcons geu'rIy
/ mine cur siock before rur' hasnE. VISA JuONNAN.
| NH go III Main a.
SALAD OfI.-Eirrsr s1isd OH "fuccn,r the best Olive
| - Oh in use fcf tntie Tli2wcs. for ale BY
! spy PURCELL 4 Lam TOT Main -.
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DISSOLUTION

UIDNOEV I(DN.
INHE Partnership heretofore existing bctwcen
- the subscriber. under the "a style "
r; J. 5. JAMES & Co, Of Richmond, and
EDWIN JAMES Il Co. Of P.t,rsbn,T
10 Tins day Dissolved Each partner autho,.. In ps IN, ,,
o e e aud thereby bind both ior the purpose of iD
ing up the cuisines. o the hp, for the rts of mai
lnE accept NC endorsing paper either fot IA. aid a,, ~ az
'o .o"nuins We accommodation 20 other.
Inc outstanding debt which dy m.
eAsene" at The various hrms been an
long msa MOI" BE- eolcecI l,,,y. NJ. No,
e''e mat our debtors and ind nav
All ey can aud give saifseioy such o,n. OF ,,
debt as they cannot discharge. wish to avoid Law ,.
II possible. rIruINc 49,,
EDWIN JAMES
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EtAsH FOR RAGS-The Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending their Paper pay
highest price
Country Merchants may forward parcels the ubse
Der, who will Temitpayment h may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
superintendent rankin Ma 4 Comply.
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For Preserving and Itcautify ing the TEETH
IND HukIEILNL. TIE hhELLH

persons are sui ect Swelling or Bleeding Wheu
ing giving the Tssit and preserving them b.
ro-trr iasr decay-or rendering delicious FRESHNESS TIE
t-,0h neurlzug ndaur from bad Tosthhe bad breath
who d,riced St'mach Tins excel
leu and Baizlme which implicit reliance BE-
placed the approval OF the respectable Ply
fcians ana Dentists Europe and the United
For sale By Duval Purcell r. buva' T. Johnston J. p Du
a. Euace q Son = NJ Zachriss- a. Leslie, A 30
Bro, ReAzSHd; SPOswooi Robertson. C. Corng $
co. Psbsrr l.. G. Hreedcn, Hf-sAee; Cooke Frt4irls
baTg; by prime pal Throughout The L.
r. a. G. A. Wright Sol, Agents for the L. =, PA,iadsphiI
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Woolssy a Wo3isay's Loaf sufat f,-
NIB 10 WM ANDERSON & 90
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BAlrlN CRY, WIZ:
BE reusm5e Cd iat day January 1876 before me
eF1serer Justice Of the ee STATE n ana for tb
city AFORESAID p.fsnraly appeared Benedict Green and
,'A On he Holy Evarg'y Aghly God, the nai,ers nd
iaets -; forth The above certificate sre ms
stated. sworn before JESsr t,TOI-n p "
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
psnton confidently having sual
Tor mpang beautiful son and glossy appearance The Hair,
proa'O,iug IT, growth, and preventing i. falling out
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Eseach's Medicines.

Accompanying he above Work Remedies varous
''a'e d-ruhed therein and wiri prose bei for the
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80 MORE WHITE. GRAY ORRED HAIR.

No 40 : Third street, below Chesnut Phila.
And by my Agents, Giner Duval & Purcell, DuvaI
Duquesne Main s1Sc Iaehnnn Dornn Me0uecn, Broad
Richmond Cs CoTlig Bragg, Thomls Co Petersburg
AM most all the Druggist through the Uron.
" Beware Of CouutCr,s.-Ask for JULES HAUELS We
CrABGE LIQUID HAIR DYE" you genuine
lZ-A nIemLLm n.arlra no Tie Franklin Ln.-llnLr -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
BY WNg. f. DURISOE,
DITOR a. Pr ROPR E T 0 r
EEW TERMS

EEW TERMS.
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, peTann
ifp.id in advance--$3 ifnot paid within 81,
months from the date of subscription, and
Siifnot paid before the expiration of the
year. All subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the expira'
tion of the year but no paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid, un'
less at the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub.
scribers, shall receive the paper for one
year, gratis.
conspicuouslyins ats
cents per square, az lines, or less,) for the
firs,insertion. and 81 for each continuance.
Those published monthly or quarterly, will
be ch;..eet 81 per square. Advertisements
not having the lumber of insertions marked
ON them, will be continue" u0''' o'a'teu O"'
and charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid, will lie prompt
ly and strictly attended TO
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captain Of a dark night, to wade ahead
with lantern in his hand, TO point. out
the channel ! This saves the;''necessity
OF throwing The lead. the pilot singing out
"knee Deep" and all is safe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-10

Navigation orthe Illinois.-An editor
in Illinois says:- In passing down the
illinois river in little stern wheel boat
Agatha, which craft drew about sixteen
inches Of water, we were much amused at
the novelty Of the thing, when, in .ap-
preaching Beardslowu, the engine was
stopped and given ''lick back" for the
boa, to wait Hoosier team that was for
ding the stream to pass. 1t is on uncom.
mon occurrence, we arc now told. for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-10-15

strument of resignation is dated from Guaoa-
loupe, the 10th of September. Senior fena
Pena, on whom, two with associates. supreme
power is devolved till Congress makes On r
lection, is President of the Supreme oou,. " %
Justice There is particular mention iiid i'i y,
Santa Annals proclamation, & we nave hear9
# was in town. but have not been aDle 10 ma
il There is nothing improbable IN Santa An
nos ros;onat;on of his civil authority. He is
nroyerbiaily fond OF this codp d'efut, nor is
,bore IT present anything attractive in the ex-
ere;sp nf civil authority in Mexico. But La
Patria's letters say that Gen. Herrera is now
in command of the army, and will proceed
with II 900 men to station himself at Quere-
taro, where it is intended that the Mexican
Congress shall re-assemble. Among other
rumors it is said that Santa Anna has moved
towards Phebla with 1000 horse, and that
Palades is raising troops with some success in
the great State of Jalisco We have little faith
in these details.
One of La Patria's rumors is that Gen, Rea
had entered Puebla with 5000 men, ana tnat
the American commandment has been conPeii-
ed to inmhard the town from the heights by
which he commands If. We shall not Yleln
credence 10 this runner till we harelt confirm
| ed
! A few words now in regard 10 the guerr7t-
las and we have done We look with no kind
! OF apprehension upon the alleged stand OF the
| Mexicans at Cerro Gordo. We believe that
Gen. Lane will PROBABLY 6isperse them As
the guerrillas, however, will continue to avail
themselves OF the natural strength Of such po
sitions upon the road as will best enable then
! to harrasS our trains, we believe it will be
! found advisable to occupy the most eligible
of these permanently. We hope this may be
done at once, as contemplated originally By
Colonel Hughes, We have further accounts
of the attacks of guerrillas upon trains and de
tached parties, but we believe that already
sufficient has been said about them We have
seen a letter from 1t. Waters, OF Captain Be
sancon's company, dated from Jalapa the 5ti
ult 1t confirms previous accounts OF the re
peated attempts made upon Major Lally'
train.
The steamer Fashion arrived at Vera Cru
m the 2Sth ult, She would probably awa
there the arrival of the English courier, VIII
was. expected down last Thursday or Friday
We think the Fashion may now be looked 10
hourly, and we sincerely hope with full an
authentic advices.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-10-15
Gofdo, it was found that he had bit eight OF
njt,e rounds of cartr does

Gofdo, it was found that he had bit eight or
nine rounds of cartridges!
Our correspondent, to whose letter we must
refer for a variety of details, mentions ru-
NOR that Gen. Santa Anna has resigned the
Presidency, and speaks of proclamation to
that effect, which we have not yet seen.
We attach little confidence to the stand said
to have been made by the guerriias at Cerro
Gordo. Now that they are deprived OF the
National Bridge as ralying point, they will
of course occupy the most eligible ground
higher up on the road, hut they will readily
be dislod ged by force like that under Gen.
| Lane
| teers. and two companies of the / 18th Infan.
try, left Tampico on the 28th of September
| for Vera Cruz.
We regret to perceive that Lieut. Kline, O
Capt. Lewis's company of Louisiana volun
teers, has been shot by the guerrllas.
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mediate cause Of all the riots and iisturbann,-.
yet the Raleigh Register never mentions !,
Strange silence. It seems to be allnsad
once, under the head OF ..internaI ara ARA 10
ments." The Suppression of facts somat; ,se'
establishes guilt as strong as positive test;eS
ny So this article of the Register. or of
Paine, may furnish evidence enough to ESQ .Tl
! lish case against him. '''ao'
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from Infamous violation. and your daughters
and wives from the extremity of insult The
enemy raises the sword 70 wound your noble
fronts; do YOU draw il 1ikewiseto chastise the
rancorous pride of the invader.
Mericons, Forever live the independence
Of the country.
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA ANNA.
Mexico. September 7. 1S47.
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VERA CRUZ, SEPT. IS, 1877.

have just seen note from Major Lally,
dated the 23d inst, at Jalapa, in which he
states that every thing was quiet there, not
having had an alarm for month, He says
that the wound he received on the road to that
place, IN the neck, came very near killing
hlm' but it is now doing quite well. From
le''efs that arrived by the same conveyance.
mere are an hundred rumors from Gen SCOTS
command, and but one important item which
can De teileo upon. and that is proclamation
from oanta Anna, in which the people of
Mexico are informed that he has resigned the
Office OF President OF the Republie. and that
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-10-15

To cure Wife Of outhorship-At recent
conversation, in brilliant circle OF men OF
genius in Paris, the subject of literary women
was brought up, and Diderct was quoted, who
averred he would rather have wife who
could make passabe shirt than one who
cou' d write the best book in the world. Mon
sieur -. young artist of great talent
who was present, hasa wife who, it is wins
PEREZ about IS preparing book for the press,
and his opinion on the subject, as it would
touch upon his personal feelings, was waited
Tor with some curiosity Not seeming dlsRo>
sell TO speak. he was at length asked what be De
would do if he had a literary wife, 4 should
not oppose 1t very directly, he said, but 10
preserve the balance of things, as far as was
any way capable, shoaId become wOEnah
! would do nothing but nurse the children
would wear busk, would carry salts IN my
bosom. and faint when opportunity offered l
would have stool for my feet and sleep IN
frilled night-cap and chernise.
| THome Journal
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-Schoolmaster =" Bill Tompkins, what is
widow" Bill" A wilder, is married Wo-
man. what amt got any husband, cause mes
dead" Master Very well, what is a VIA.
over" Bill A widderer is a man WnS1
runs arter the widders.' Master WeH'
Bill, that is not exactly according to Johnson
but If will do ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-10-15

Widoacs. -Nlrs. Darlington, we believe isi''
says, the different customs OF the world are
strikingIy contrasted in the case Of widows,
In India they burn for their dead husbands
and in other countries for living ones.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
Fresh Groceries.

yEHE subscriber begs leave TO acquant his OLD
Il friends and customers, that ne IS RECEIVING
arce additions to his extensive stock OF Fresh
Groceries. at The old stand Of Austin u CIegg' on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Land'ns;
,o which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell rs low us any oh-
ar establishment, for Cash or Country produce
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt oo kegs mans
I0O &" cofYse 1000 lbs lead
200 bbIs and half bbls 90 kegs powder
Whiskev 90 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar ~ soup
Il bbIs moasses 10" Gunpowder tea
10 " loaf sugar III " starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted ~ " ooots ana Snoes
800 plough mouIds 2oo los Soe Ioa'ae'
1000 Ibs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 6dozpalnted buckets
800 lbs cast steel En-. 3 sacks pepper
olish Rlister. German, ! " ginger
and American do. oaIes uo"ltS"c
Together with OK chains, log chalns' drawing
chains. tin ware, queensware. and saddlery'--
Also few articles, in the Dry Good hno' and
many others too numerous to mention; all oil
which he will be happy to show to those "hc
NAV honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August |, 1916.