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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17
LAMAR W FISHER.

llY ORDER Of Martin Lee, County JAG. o. ssn.
ID aston County, counselor. 1e-Notiee 70 ns,soy ~
en- pusgsut 70 the provisions Of the ststs'e
.,tsrbrrut. aoscondirg concealed esd nonfee
dent debtors that an attachment be- issnse
estate Of HORACE GRAY sla NAIhsrihh- nc "a -,
H. nsy1-nt Of their debu unless they sppe1 sHd as
chsrge such attachments according 20 a~ w''nln
H. Of any ss6t due 10 them 81 residents Of this
st,,s And delivery them or for their u: 10Y prop
80. 1thn this stsfe bslon rs TO them and the usns's
NV such property By them are forbidden BY isw sa'
AZ. yois-D.tsd January 10 lSB ,,
PARKER 4 POTTER Of Whitehsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17
THE CoCKNEY IN AMERICA.
THE CRIMES sI,II OF THE poRGrAs.

Ths novel by Dumas ave- DO nIeFeins t'coln1 q Hal
eelebetr.ted family. Price - cents -
THE sPLENDORs or VERSAILLES
The NIues sud the Vices Of L0ui. mighty O9ufl pass -
Do were IN a panorama before w. fnce - cents
Agents ano others supplied on the best o. Terms ~
" H. GRAHAM.
TKIgl.E bUIDfscf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17

tAtNTED-A partner IN the merchanf-tailor and
w clothing business. with from - 900 10 $1,000 The
amount be secured by bond and mortsag- a.
per ca city property Address \. L. C. ths Office
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24
New and Fashionable
SPRING GOODS.

EM7M. II. Crane has just received large.
w and beautiful assortment OF Spring,
Gnods, consisting in part Of Rich Plaid and
Figured Tissue Silks.
Plain. Figured and Embroid. Bereges,
Rich Plaid Grenadines,
Rich Plaid Mandarines, new s. beautiful,
Rich Plaid Sylphide,
Plaid IL Fig. Organda Mnslins,
Rich Plaid Pompodore. do.
Linen Ginghams, plaid and solid colors,,
Plain Satin striped and plain Black Silk,
Rich Colorcd Silk.
Muslin Capes and Collars,
Black Lace Vistes.
Berege Muslin and Lace Scarfs,
Beregc Grape and En-. Muslin Shawls. :,
Ladies' and Gents. kid silk Lisle Thread
Gloves.
Cd and l2-4 Linen Sheeting,
Pillow Case Linen,
Furniture Dimity,
IA. S-l and lO-4 Bleached and Brown
Linen Danask,
iluckefback and Russia Draper,
Cotton and Linen Goods in great varieties.
for gentlemen and youths simmer wear
Clothes Of all coIors, Single MILD Cassimeres
(new palerns) together with great variety of
other Spring and Summer Goods-to which I
nm receiving weekly supplies by the steamers,
and lllter myself will enable me TO make it
of great advantage tony customers and friends
on visiting The city TO give ME call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Augusta, April 26, 3tw IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24

ivy
Question Al you say you are far
taking the funds Of the Bank aud paying
with Them all these debts of lie Stale:
then We ask you to explain 10 US fully the
details af your plans show us how you
will do il The debts fall due in 1850,
1852, 1858, 1860, 1868 and 1870 You
can't pay before ii is due, 'cithom The con-
sent o fine creditors-have you got that?
Can you get H.? Its we'll known Fact
that these stocks are valued exactly in
proportion as they have the longest lime
to run, because the security Is good and
The honor and good faith Of South Carroll
ma lrusted-are you prepared 20 shock II
by reputation
Question 5.-Eut again if you are for
collecting the debts Of the Bank anl paying
off the public debt, wha will you do with
The money ill they fall due? Will you
keep i, locked up idle and lose interest on
it, while you are paying interest on the
debt? Or will you leud it out again ?
Who shul keep it. who lend it again =!
What securities will you require for It's
being safely kept, or what for lis repay
men;l will you vote for such a'measure
aud then establish again such an agency
for these purposes as the old ruinuus paper
medium Loan office !! Do you not SEQ
tina, to collect all this money ir this way
will require many suits and judgments IN
every district. One Bank suing so much
will alarm all the other Banks, and they
will stop business aud sue too. This will
alarm all other merchants and other cr"d-
tors and set them 10 suing. The sheritis
will have vast amounts Of property TO sell
and il will bring perhaps half It's Ualue.
No body will he made richer except men
,cho can lend money al 25 per cent or buy
property al half value. while thousands
will be ruined and the State Impoverished,
are you prepared to vote fol measures that
will produce these results !!
Question 6.-If you vote Tor publishing
the liabilities oflhe Officers and Directors,
ought you not also 10 vote for publishing
The names Of those for whom they are
liable and the securities Isil fair or just
10 show one and not The other, can the
public judge if The debt is safe without
knowing who owes it and the security for
il!
Question 7.-Or 700 Banks in the
UniIed States is there any one that has
such repor's or publishes them Pray
state them by name if there are! We
have never heard of one!
Question 8.-Will you not, by making
such publications, help all the private
Banks, by driving The good customers out
of our own into them
Question 9,-Will not such measures.
while they destroy The Bank of the State,
the only one the people have an interest
in, give great advantage 10 olhel Banks, to
men who have money 10 speculate on, to
usurers aud sharpers and lay the unfortu'
male debtors at their feet!
MANY VOTERS.
A wise man begins in the end; fool
ends in the beginning.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue Of sundry writs of.Fieri Fa-
- cias, 10 me directed. will proceed
ao sell at Edsefcld Court douse, on The
first Monday and Tuesday following, in
June next, The following property, id
the following cases, viz:
John Z. Burton, VS.. A, q, Leek, Stew
art " Goats vs.. The same; Charles Comp
~ vs.. the same; B Ryan and others Sc
verally vs. The same, the tract or land
whereon The Defendant lives. containing
Two hundred and twenty-five acres more
or less, adj inins of lands Of Thos J Dy-
son. D. Proctor, William Mays and oth>'
ers. called 1.-The Gnsens lract."
Anna Anderson, Vs John P, Mays; the
same, vs., the same. the tract of land
whereon The defendant lives, containing
FIVE hundred acres, more less. aud adjoin'-
ing lands of Samuel Horn, Sterling
Quarles aud others.
w w. Geieer vs.. Elizabeth Garter, the
tract Of land whereon the defendan, lives
containing one thousand acres snofe or less
adjoining of lands of John Wise John
Marsh and others.
John Hill Ordinary for John S. Ardis vs.
VI. Galphin; Il V Atkinson; The same for
Chris. w Ards; vs. The same5the following
negro slave; viz, Isaac, Maria and infant,
Bryant Allen, Mary. Henry, Dinah. Willis
Patience. Sivey. and child Lucinda:
Terms of sale cash.
S. CHRISTlE,s 8. z, D.
May 10 4t 16
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s"He had ,ear,for pity, and a hand
Open as day, for melting charily."

Henry W
five view the character Of r.. Can,ey
III a strictly military point Of view, we will
not fi'nd less TO admire. Though third in
command in his company, he was, from
peculiar circumstances, often placed first,
and he proved himself as capable of filing
sthisas heawaso Of filling his own Immediate
post. He was fully competent TO com
inand and to lead his company under any
and all circumstances He made, it is
true, little shoe of his military knowledge,
bu, he always proved himself equal to. The
performances of any task that nigh, be
assigned him. He was quiet and mild in
his Instructions to his company; but he in
strhcted well, and his influence was strong
ly felt. As disciplinorian, he might ap.
pear somewhat rigid in comparison with
other officers of his company. His dlscI-
pline, however, was only the suggestion
of a resolule mind. impeled by high no.
tions of excellence and prompted by
strong desire TO improve and excel. But
ifIeaning on the side Of risnr (Which we
think was moi the facr,\ his discipline was
stripped of every semblance of severity by
the bland aud conciliatory spirit with
which i, was administered. i, inciled
to duty. it certainly gave no jus, cause of
offence: was tempered with 50 much
kindness and good nature. 1t hal like
wise another peculiarly. worked easl'
ly and quietly created no disturbance
il worked no wilt put check. il Is
true, upon the strong. willed and the wrong.
headed; but the restraint was nearly al.
ways enforced by mild, yet firm and man
''1y en,rea,y. This was first exhausted and
force was applied to only when nothing
short Of lnrce would answer the purpose.
The penalty of the law was always the
dernier resort.
In The spirit with which he bore the long
sickness tina, afflicted him, and in his GAL
lan,ry on the field Of batle, Lieut.. Can,ey
gave evidences of fortitude and bravery.
which deserve to place him high in the af-
fec,ions OF his counlrynen. For months
he was PROSTATE on bed of sickness,
afflicted with The diseases Of the eli
mate. Under their bIiehlins influence, he
grew pale, feeble and emacIated; but the
spirit within him wrought with manly for.
'rilule, and showed clearly The staminee oi
which he was made. Providence smiled
upon his spirited virtues, and oace more
the flush of health began to 3 low in hs
checks, When the reg iment left Puebla
for the city Of Mexico, he sirded on his
sword again, and though much exposed
and threatened with return Of his disease,
he noby persisted in what he considered
the discharge Of his duty, and never fAlter-
ed for moment on any occasion when
the hour OF danger approached. He took
an active part in all The fierce Conflicts
around the city of Mexico. On the Terri
ble day at Churubusco, he stood with
manlul bearing the furious assaults Of the
enemy. and by his valor, achieved a name
highly honorable TO himself, and every way
worthy Of his native State. In this en-,
gaSenent his Captain vas wounded, and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24

Article seventh is cn,illcd ga History OF
Georgia" from its first discovery to The adop-
ton OF the present Constitution, in l795, by
VIM. Bacon Stevens. This work Of DR.. Ste-
vens, Professor of Bellies Le,tres, at Athens is
one of great research and value, and is only IN
part completed. l, does honor to its author 10
the State of Georgia, and 10 those oil her cItt>
zens who have aided the learned professor in
any way in his labors. In the commencement
Of this article The reviewer pays a well meri,ed
tribute to the enterprise and public spirit, and
rapidly advancing intelligence of our sister
STA e. We believe that Georgia, in her march,
10 Improvement is perhaps, at this time, excel
led by no State in the Union.
The last article entitled "Crical Notices" >"
Contains many things which will please the
general reader We commend the present
t,umbcr to The peru<al Of our readers who have
an opportunity of procuring it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24

As verndl flowers that scent the morn,
But wilier in his rising day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn
Thus swiftly fled hls life away.
lie died be(nre his infant soul
Had ever burned with wrong desires,
Had even spurned at Heavens control,
Or ever qucnclied lis sacred fires.
lie died to sin, he died 10 care,
But for moment felt the rod,
Then rising in The viewless air,
Spread his light wings, and SCARED to God
Departed this life on the 4.h of May, lS4S,
at her residence in Edgefrld district. Mrs
MARGARET f. McK,E, consort or George A
Mckir, in the 37tl year of her age. Titus has
passed away from time, in the strength Of ncr
wears, and the llness of her hope and happi-
ness one ahnut whom many tender affections
clustered. The mention Of her name awakes
Thousand memories Of hcl goodness and BEN:
evidence
"Hcr heart was the home of lovelincss most
true,
And the fountain Of kindness most endcared."
Her hands were tie willing instruments TO
distribute charity to the needy; her house was
shelter for the homeless. and nm asylum Tor
the afflicted; sorrow was banlsEcd by her
smiles, aud JOY inspired Wy her presence But
death has claimed her for his own, and severed
the fond endearmenls of friends and kindred
The family circle is bercll of lis brightest and
most valued ornament; al allGctioiale husband,
stricken and brreaved deplnres i'll loneliness
aud grief, his earIy loss: fYc little ones. in sad.
ness AMI anguish. seek in vain that maternal
care that guided them With the tendcreSl so!c-
iudc, and neighbors and servants feel The tears
of sorrow slalt when they recall her many vir.
tues. But they do moi repair to her last lone
retreat to weep in sadness ds those who have
no hope. for her CHRISTIAN Faith was strong, her
confidence nnwaverinS; she knew "that II
her earthly house, if this tahrrnace C ware dis
solved, she had building of God, an hnnsc
not made with hands eternally in the Heavens"
This consolation sustained her amid her deep.
est acons, in her lalest honr. for she ielt
they "were but Tor Il moment anl would work
out for hcra far more exceeding and eternal
weight of glory" The valley and shadow of
death were iIlumncd by the Star Of Bethlehem,
and glorious future unveiled to the eye oi
faith, welcomed her to the inheritance of Saints
in light.
Also few days before his mother. HESEY
McK,E, aged years 3 months and l6 days,
suffer little children and forbid them not to
come unto me, for Of such Is the Kingdom of
Heaven"
Departed this life. on Saturday morning the
18th Of May, 1913. at the residence Of Jacob
Pow. on Mine Creek, Edgetield district, s. c.,
Jouy Pow. Esq, in the sixly.second year Of
his age. The deceased was noted for truth.
honesty aud industry; as relative and mas.
ter he was kind and induIgent, as neighbour
he was mostly beloved by those that knew him
best, which was very evident from the large
conconrsc Of friends that attended his funeral
and burial.
T The Southern Christian Advocate will
please copy.
Ti,. r. IIENDV WDTTLIT
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv THE COURT or ORDINARY

IN IHE rOUhl Of OhDfNdhf.'
PY JOHs HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D EdGefed District.
Whereas Jacob Pow, hath applied to
me for Lettes of Administration. on all
and singular he goods and chaItels, rights
and credits of John Pow, lale Of The
District Aforesaid. deceased.
These e,rhcrelore. TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors of the sad deceased, 10 be and appear
belnre me. aiour next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, to be holden al Edge.
field Court Hbusc on the 5th day Of June
next, to SHOW cause, if any, why the said
administrator should not he granted.
Given un'lIr my hand an'f seal, this the
22d day Of Nay, in The year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and forty
eight and in evenly. second year OF Amer
lean independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
may "a q Is
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Wool IN the Seed.

TENHE Subscribers are prepared to, Card
a wool in the best possible manner for Toll
or Cash. at customary rates. and solicit share
of The public patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed and will receive the Wool without
burning or picking, without any additional
charne, at their old stand OH Duncans Creek
8 miles east Of Laurens c. II.
w. SHELDON d. SON.
May 3. 3m 10
The Abbevile Banner, Edgefeld. Advertiser.
snurlan and Palmetto State Banner, will copy
3 months and charge accounts TO this Office
Laurcncerillc Herald.
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From the Hamburg Republican.

To Messrs. John Lake, r, b. Bouknishl,
B, c. Vancey, w. A. Harris, John
Tompkins, Abraham Jones and Daniel
Holland, and all others who shall be-
come Candidates.
Gents:-You are candidates torepresenl
the people Of Edge6eld in the next House
Of Representatives, we ask your full con>
sidera,ion and answers 10 The following
questions:
Questica 1.-If the Benk is abolished,
it will he necessary to provide TO pay
Sl22 2000of interest every year and g..
900 QUO of principal as it falls due--more
than double taxes must be laid to raise
these sums; are you in favor Of abolishing
the Bank of the State with these conse-
quences before you
Question 2.--Will you vote Cor any
-------IhnL, L,rill render the Bank unable
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24
GLENN SPRINGS,
SD3YtaGsla.rS Heist.. 8. e..

TENllIS delightful watering place has under
IL gone Thorough repairs, and is now rea.
dy to receive cehlpnny, and will be kept open
for The future, tie year round. The beneficial
results Of the waer can be testified 10 by hnn
dreds who have experienced its influence upon
varinus diseases. The accommodations shall
be suited 10 the wants Of all visitors who may
visit the place. pom the following terms, viz:
Man per Day. 81 25
=" Week, 700
Over nne and!ess than fnnr Weeks, q 90
Four Weeks and over, per Week. 90
Children and servants, half price.
Horse per Day, 62!
4" .' Week, 3 80
J. e. ZIMMERMAN.
P. S.-As wish 10 retire TO private life,
offer the above properly for sale on reasonable
terms. J. G. u.
May II Ct ]I
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HEAD QUARTERS,
9Th Reg. S. e. NJ.

IlTI NFT5 q % U WI
Mill VILE April 10, 1918.
ORDER NO9.
E'ROM and after lhe frsl Of May next,
IL all Commissioned Officers of the
Line, and Commissioned and non-com-
missiuned Officers of the Staff, will appear
on all public duties in full uniform Except
on The days Of Battalion and Resmental
Officer Dfills) or bo subject TO The penal
lies Of The law, as defined by the 13Sh
Sec. 32d page Of the Militia Laws Of The
Stale.
Py Order Of Col G. D. MINIS.
c. a MElGS, Adjutant.
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France is qnipts

Returned T'oluntcfrs The South Ca,olinian
of yesterday says" We had the pleasure on
Saturday evening. ofmceling Mr.. Richard j..
Gladney, of the Fairfield Company, and Mr..
Adam Fcaglc, of the Newberry Company, oi
South Carolina Volunteers, who left San An.
gel, Mexico, OIL the 18th of April. They were
discharged in consequence of;thrir wounds.
They bring favorable accounts Of the health of
the Regiment, which now numbers only ubont
$50 effective men a warm welcome from
their friends awaits these gallant yonths-botli
Of whom hlvo grown into manhood since they
entered the serv cc:
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EE ~ OS No

* THE MARKET will be
EEs.sF open on Mondays, Thursdays
}NsaDYA and Saturday mornings, at half
f.@-Saa f.->-.aaas+ga past four, aud remain open un-
til hall past <. The price of Beef will be re,
duced from lI,e first of June nj least one cent
per pound. C. NJ. GRAY.
Ed dge6eldE. II. May 90, 1874.
nav "a II st 1S
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Every Little Helps.

HN consequence Of the great pressure in mo.
4 ney matters, Twill attend al Edge6eld c. II:
on Monday, 29th May, inst, Tor the accomnoL1
dalton of any who have made their Tax ie-
turns and not paid, they can meet me on'that
day. }. QUAIILtboM,r r'0'
Nav 2d At 10
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From the ". o. Delta.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
No PROSPECTS OF PEACE.


The schr. VeIasco arrived last evening
from Vera Cruz. Which she left on the
Slh Nav. We learn from Capt. Decker,
Of the Velasco, that before he left Vera
Cruz, it was reported aud generally be-
licved there that The Congress al Qnererara
had dispersed without acting on the Trea-
"; and j, was universally admitted by all
classes, Mexicans. that there would be no
peace. but that the Americans would have
either 10 occupy the whole country, or 10
retire from it entirely.
Since wiring the above, we have re.
ccived the Vera Cruz Free American OF
the 5lh inst, for which we are intebIed to
The polite attention Of Mr.. BOYLE ofthe firm
of Boyle s. Maccorry. merchants, of Vera
Cruz II contains no news oil Importance,
bu, is moi The less acceptable.
The Free American speaks Indignantly
of the conduct uf The Mexican authorities,
who, it is stated, are doing oil they can to
humiiate the American citizens in Vera
Cruz. and calls OH The Governor 10 inves-
,sale the matter, and see that justice is
done. II seems tina, since the commence
ment of The armislire, the Mexican au-
,horities have resored TO alt sorts Of pet
" anuoyances, and. as far as they dare,
have done every Thing they could 10 graf
iry their reve9geful feelings.
The British man-of-war Electra, arriv-
ed al Vera Cruz on The 4th inst, from
I.agrna.
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-.....vu suuula not be-

{, ----.Vu. 70 ~ 49,
Given under my hand and seal, this l1'h
day Of May in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ior'y.eIgnt
and in the sevenly-second year OF Amerl-
can independence. =.
JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
May II q ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-24
New Boot and Shoe
MANDATORY.

NM7HERE Gentlcmen's Boots and Shoes
wv arc made in most superior style oil Ill
and workmanship.
Gentlemen wanting cork soled. double soled'
water proof, walking, dress. patent len'ner.
and n fno pump soled BOOTS necd pu'
leave their orders with the subscriber:
''''0 ~ WILLIAM McEFOi:
march,
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L0SE: MT This also,

a LII persns indebted to the estate ol Il.
IA Wise, eiher by note or account are re.
qnired TO male immedia e payment, and those
having demands 10 present them properly AT
tested. JOHN HILL, y. L D.
may 81 St Is
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BYLAST NIGHTS MAIL.

0-T We learn (says the Palmetto Statc-Ban-
ncr. of ycsterday.) from d espatch received at
q late hour Inst night, BY a merchant ol this
town, from Charleston, that the news by the
Steamer Caledonia. just arrived, is e. quito
favorable character. Trade had improved
Cotton advanced 4d. Sales large, both 10 the
Trade and to Spectators.
France is qnipts
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MOTE CE.
EDdErrELD CouRT House,

Ordinay's Office, May 22d, 1918.
TEVH estae Of B. Wise being Derclic,, |
& shall Foceed to sell at the late residence
of said drcea ed, IN Hamburg, on "Wednesday
the 7ih day sifJune next. all the personal pr"-
perry Of saiddec d., consisting Of Merchandise
Of various descriptions, too tedious to mention.
Terms casl:
JOHN HILL. o. L. D.
may 24 st Is
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May II
I'll A R I'D TIM r. s..
Goods at Cost

"a PENNY SAVED IsA PENNY GAINED"
EyORa short time only, will continue 10.
E.' sell at Cost. If you want bargains, come.
quickly, or you will lose the chance. Mine are
the cheapest goods ercr offered in this 1narket,
and positively al cost. r. S. ROBERTS.
May II IL
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EDGEFIELD
WI A E1HI AGA AID M Y

HEH HE Trustees Of this Academy takes this
IL method Of notifying its patrons, and the
public generally. that they have engaged the
services of,Mr GILES ]. PATTERSON, who will
open the School on the first Of June.
Mr.. p. comes highly recommended for his
literary qualifications and moral worth; and
the Trastecsconlidently hope that he will give
seneralaatisfaction.
.rnay24 aa-. 2t 1S
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With large assortment of Books, Crockcry
Hardware, &C.. MI of which, except Drugs y
Medicines, will offer a, cost for fourteen days
onIu, after which old prices must be resumed
''9' ' r. S. ROBERTS.
Nav 0th. 1SiS.