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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
Court Of Probate Of TivsrIon, Dee. 3, Is4o
niCnARD FISH Guardian oc Ann LE,,

V'N.THNVFISH' VuaruIAn OF Ann EIza
~ sberman, mInor, pres, nts thi &.
& urt a petition for license To sell the und,.
v'drd one fIih pan If . certain Wood Lot
SITUATED in saii Tiv-rton, containing abou
sixteen acre, Belonging To his said ward ::
ordered that the Consideration thcrc.f be
referred to Count Of Probate 10 be h"'drn
atihr T 'wn Hall in T vsrton. on The first
Monday of January next, at ] O'Clock, p.
", and that n",i"e thereof he pubish.n for
three successive weeks in the Herald Of tho
Times puhi he'd in Newport Wit rs.,
dec l3, 3S. ASA GRAY, Prob. OK.
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s ALT RHEUM,
lrsd bv HRfNT'N TNTRF(T
TER Al ULCERS.

This cure 10 . hrsmph the skill OF the beat pAyr
sss.s n the city Of Philadelphia and Ia
sAsi Internal ucrrs he cured easily external
E,,svr-. one " the most respectable gentlemen in
Lsbsr., Csysga 90. " v, informed us IN Oct lst7
that h- had been afflicted with three FissUsss or
o. esss situated internally as to allow of an esamn
snoa and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact snd OF
th.lr lnc-iiun lie sad that he had spcnt ye0f IN
PAsdspAis under the professional sdvce Of the best
phy sicisns and ~ns Obliged to return 10 Auburn With
ost help when Dr 7, N Hunt. druggi-t, ~
Auburn. sdvi..d him 20 try Brasfs Purifying Extract.
and the Of .eyrn hoies Of u sdslItd pstf.ei
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xAsaCEsssS NuNEr

W. n. klSNEl. merchant. Clinton. Oneat s,a-,:,
D. i1for"rl US TINT csnrrrlOcior IN rsid county
90, u. wunltr cur,s vi CASCEss thrUu The tfrSc
bAANFS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A orace,-,,rf
iirrn- county. y, Y, u a,u ukut said Pusvtys. -.
B SETTLE drusTs' al Cans iohar.e Mont. cin.ry cuu
= y e ia informed us of an important ea,t II Ga.
- VI oh! stand ne which effected on all =, ed na
'hn plae'. IT, therefore. this PuRTi.R cures CdHrs-
rGrIyn'' healins power. what impure disease OF n.
ooi can u not eurof Seven year, experience and II
thsFe are none hun bnt .u,.
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NEII BOOh s.

CHIRi.EY a tale by the author OF Jane
y Err. A Tisp t. tAnh Sunhrsm, ~
ic smhof OF cd Iol lie, \ M,ry Christ.
M -lc ,lc. iumcs lsiuiS &C w. giaUd
lth ,ol. pou, n ed iitn. The Power ~ tie
s1al ever the r,dv. ,nts s,d,ted IN Relation
y the Health srd Mora', hy George Moo =,
". " III ssl, w
d,c6 JANIS HAMMOND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

"ATrIcA, Genesec Co, February I, 1870
M T. wALLACES CO.-GenHenen: ] wns, for
than year. MI cted with disease Of the stomach. could
fat greasy substance without great
pain, sickness, and voni nc, AMI was continually afflicted
with sour stomach. as M experiment, tired one bot
tie Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which. Ia my utter drap-
ponimcnt, ed,ed and vciiered me uiudi pam after outing
therefore used second bottle which ns completely cured
the disease. am well and hearty, and eat anOs,
snythng without being pained the stomach hecom ny
sour. Yours respectfully, i. >. NILCOAh
N, Wilcox 70 a Tespec ectabe merchant Of At!ca.
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aDNLvI.s TR.4YOR,S NOTICE

ThE subscriber, having been appointed
L Administrator by thu Court Of P -obale Of
1iveiion, on the estate Of
No7L L. MANCHESTER,
late ofsald Tivertou. drc'd, REQUESTS all
Iersons indebted to said Estate TO make i'm.
medisle payment and tho.e ha wing demands
to present them Tor settlement.
aMAS.4 SLHHONS, Ad'nr.
Tivsrton, Dec l3.
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To DR.. II. +. Pecry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODlNE

I " " i " y y ~ ~ n " y
:, mu, diau and perfect Cure Those
who have felt the paint lhrobhing and II
crucniiug panss of this disease shooting
through their Jaws with most tormrni,ng
perseverance. ard, as Is often The case. have
received hut little sympathy from friends on
such occ aslon>, will NO doub, tc much pleas
81 TO know ni a remedy that Will never fail
to quiet forever the unm-rci'ul oheGder.--
This remedy 10 the Glove AnCdynr, an un-
failing euro.
TIE following testimony is from one of
our mos, Distinguished pfsc,ical D,nlis's-
New York, Dec 10, lSi4
Mess.. \. u < ID Sands-Grntlrm,a -
ln the courss cf my practice have eKtcn-
.l,el, used your Clo,, Anoi,ur with much
ucc,.s 10 The Fel,i iof the TooihAtt, 4; and
q. constantly recon mud II tn my Patients,
I deem !, bu, Irsi ." infum vou ui ,hs Lirh
,pinion have Of over other zen edl,,.
am yUurS. N,r, respectfully.
NJ. LEvETT, Dentist.
40 RroadwrN, corr,rc ~ Warren Of.
PRICE % CT. pERN IL,
rrrpat,d and .ud hnls.s'c ,nr te,a
" Ar u - 50 T. - W i"tk. old
" b, ftggi.t, g'Lru u, ihrcug ut the
'aii,d St,trs 80 Htad.s
X. H. llAZ kD, A,,n ff .pr
.r, ~
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FOURTEEN wITNEssEs.

Nr HAskiS hsssworn TO the above tacis, nnd the facts
are wtne.s.d and certified To ny vr " ,...!.ns-hr
y, BROWN proprietor ofthe Hest Rome Hotsl-M-s
BISsELLs LEONARD wholr,nie and r,>,u drugyists
and ELEVEN other resyeefaAs u,inessss
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Dfe0.

In Providence, on Thursday last, Anthony v.
Taylor, Of this town, aged rs years.
In this town, on the 18th INST, after linger-
ing illness, Richard DANE, son Of jonathan
Dame, aged 20 years and months.
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WATER MILL AT AUCTION.

rWil' be sold at Public Auction on he
first d,y Of January next. if fair. if not, the
next fair dy, the Nil known ~ tie Law.
toa's Valley Mil the abuvc Mill is nearly
new AID in good r,nning order, with he
best water privilege on the Island For fur
the' ra,icuIars enquire Of the ,ub.criI er at
.hs Mill
A.G. WILCOX.
Portsmouth Dec 10th. pd.
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ADIINlsTRA FOR SOrIC F..

WI sub 'cri'cr has b.sn appointed byth
L = ,ar, at 'rob,te "f North Knesosn
t!anIs.ra "r On The estst- of
81. ) (. GARDNER.
ate - u: ! trSt. lec'I Al par
t,is cii'H''- - '" cstsJ t. settle in ne
| ucly ,!SIt (. POTTER, ldn'..
Y Ki,,n,.l. Nr.II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

because bottle Of IL has more medical curative st,r
IN H. and, IN consequence diseAss much e
ffns, than one bottle of any other medicine
u, then, one bottle of BRANTS PURIFIER will cur,
FOUh IIMES more disease than bottle Of Saysapdyik
~" BRANTS PURIFIER" would be as eheup at Ev,
dollars hottle sarsdDdyiua day But Bs AMI,
FURTHER 10 sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle; and
bottle Of has cured, and is capable Of curing FOUh
TIMES as much Disease bottle of there
FORE Sarsaparn, in consequence Of its s power and les.
medical efficacy. should be- sold no more than trsafv
fre eent' per bottle 10 bo cheap tho PURIFIER
ua.
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Female WEAKNESSES & COM2L AIMS.

No remedy offered 10 the public has ever been hair n,
ohIn and efeeiYd! IN ysstoyiHg the incidental ekEos
~ AMI Drey'ld,is OF the sen, BsAsTs PUtN NosLRY
BiLsAM. II makes Inference whether the cement
p- stgyy snion other teeIkness-h REGULATES
ALL by strengthening the SYSTEM, equoTaD he cIEcuLA
ros. aud soothing aud aHdyng NERVOUS IRRiTABILITV
g..
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DYSPuPSlA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

port John w Dranh u I'll =.
Duscoll, Warren. g. Brown, E,,.
1rcnwic % iver gaL, y ict Bngg.t
\ Srsucer. Ws.hitl Atom vi e., +. g.. .Tn
~ KIN, tn. io;n ,llcu y nrdsTc
Works n : Palmrrd Co wr~t'y T.
Young Wcsfa.d AaJ by a eats n all
! ais oi tho S.s,c
Al letter, and ORDERS mu BE- tdlre, ed y
wsnsoeS C., l)f Hro-dv.y NJ ,et.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspopsia-Sour Stomach!

nom the girl TO the oomdn and the romdn at mdns dos-
the 10 dooeyat. and the other gradually up
presssd TO prevent Of the fatal d'eaies TINT frequent
LIZ aTIae In cDnseQurncu Of such clAlrr.
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One Dollars Worth |!

How much CANCER-how much SYPHILIs-how
much SCROFULA-will one doUsr's worth OF BRfNTIl
PURIFIER cure Read tho following state mcni whiel
70 specimen Of its power;-
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LlVER.COM Amt!

DIR. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stam,oyS Conn one Of
he Oldest and nost respectable phys ans all ced
WIN IWr. torpa'ht many years and perfectly eSrai
~ using BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We eou,d
mane hunIItdn nl nlh.n cnsrr. MAN Gu rrd
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!

Mr.. hULrsrANDER, merchant, oleriin. T-o-ra,n Co
OAl December 49, 1919 md rher hav stated how
like charm the PULMONARY BALsAM had effected
the uf his wifes consumpiive cough said hsye
personally used RRfNT'S PURIFYING EATRdC 7,
ur general debility of my system, and have hesitation
In saving that II s the beet med cne aud
vieoRArE rHE SYSTEM that have used. IN srry
,s1nes where we have sold BRAST's MEDI .ISES the,
Aoss proved -v e6eie aud 9lren ne BEsr otsrAcToH"
SALT RHE EUM,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

ESTATE OF CRANSTDN GARDNER.
TIE subscriber .Adminisr,im Of the es.
tate Of fCRANSTON G. RDNER, late of
South Kinsstown, dec, gives notice Of his
appointment, and requests all persons indeb-
ted To said estate 10 settle iu.med Iatcly
E.. POr1E Err, admr.
Kingston, r. Dec 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

NES Hull" nn-.vr Ju,, fcecvc
N uS7l " EYiSA tON
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest /:

who have used BRANT'S PURIFIER amer having used
ana esied ALI the Sdrsaparias and other medees ra.
commended 10 blood Diseases have decided that-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TOE subscribers ? 'ointed 10y the Cout
ofP-obs,e Of South hn gstown I ommlssion-
srs en- the state o.
tRkNSTO GARDNER,
late ofsaid .owri, dec, Tepr se"t'd sol !" nj,
give notice tuat sx ~ nth ffom th, date h' re-
OF u. allowed ioi Ire>en,ni'n Of fcIeims,rnd hat
they will meet at the off :e e wilkins W..
dhe, ESQ, a, Kingston, OIL tie 10th ,sy II
Jane, 1850 at 20 A. VI TO hear AMI decide
on them.
JOHN N REYNOLDS,
JAMES w. ANTHONY, Com.
JEREMIAH \ SHERMAN.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

"''eh Me9rrs, in eteyy yeef aud there Z. ahind AMI
proof Ia gre1f cures effected lln ONE BOTTLE of il con
tsns wore purifying, healinr virtue. and med.el otse,
Wsn there 10 contained In -FOUR BOTTLES of any Sara
Pa'a or any oher medicine thai has ever been offered
,or sac There 10 undouhed proof in pamphlets ha
~ the use OF his great Indian Purifier they tha were DY
mo yet LlIF-they that were LAME and CRIPPLED
can now WALk-they dat were SICK, SCROfrLOUR
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nIERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRAST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 n perfect and thor.
0vyh eradicate, Of all he sec Of MERcuRy, any Of the
various preparations Of CALoMEL MrRCvRy, from he
tt,ier- and II the hod mncs and ~ ne part
d.eIssd. to their original, HEALTHY STATE.
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DIR. IL. II. PEEKlS

VERMiFCGE OR "DEhb SHOT"
FoI worms. a highly valua lie pr'para-
ion, capable from the rJmIlitu6e # IT, ac-
oa, of clearing the system IN few houIs
ofevery wo ~.
Much pain, nas been inken br the origna-
tor oi il.is c"mpuun 10 test u colnpnraiv
nerils f thr principal Vernllu1r pr-rnra-
tiJus Of ia Jay while II is frankly ac-
kuowledgrd thai nany OF them are often
successful aud do gIeal Good, he il as,ur
that this combines al, antag"s posse s.d hy
no o.hrr Vermltuge-- aud having wine ssed
for series "f years in wade held OF Vrae-
nee It's complete triumph over every other
preparation. he has PERMITTED II 10 20 iurh n
messenger of rel ,ef To all whu labor under
HI, species at hnnan suffering.
Thous nd. OF testimonials IN sht be here
idduc, d TO SHOW lis rnpi ly increasing lsme
~ the South ami We>t-but lie rs entirely
wi ling to rest It's reputation on q l,lal II It's
own merits
Jonc,borough. Tenn, Dec. 30, 1918
We. a. the agents of Dr Peery, have rs.
tailed large quantity of his Imliuse, Il
from the demand for it. aud the praise given
10 it by those who hav. purchased OF us, and
tried it in their own families, we have no hes
iatioL in pronouucingit one OF The best ar
tclrs IN uso IoI lae deSIucuon OF WoIHs IN
children.
CANNON * VANCE.
Extract Of letter received from a ds,in-
guished Lawyer.
EsttIviie, Va, Nov 2lst., 1917.
Dear S.r-There have be u sufficient III.
al Of your Nermfuge in this part Of the
country, with the hap,icst success, TO war.
rari me in recommending it as one OF the
most prompt and efiicaci,u remedies with
" hich the human family have beer blcrsrd
md il will AFFORD mc peculiar satisfaction to
witness It's O. neral reception by the lublic
the country,
Very respectfully.
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SCR0F U(LA

" hovsands Of e( Sevofa Camera S,,AIi. arS
lpr Inpn,s fseaso NJ hs Eiood-andU The VERY SINAI IL
oIANTiTY loh usd Of Mef<ins sgocf cures oT
"a diie'ae' he pvoof If he purifying nedel yoroy !.
- hdiae iaheh has subdasd conquered sle
Tea there uUg d.
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PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,

or when may he found the largest stock n
the rnarket Hotel scrpe'. anil ,hip own 70
,te respectfully invi's' :. cali ED sr.-,-,
,spt ~ 4, -,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
ID AtL ROAD LINE mo- TILE MORRILL,

ALL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTH
MA, FARE TO BALTIMORE 81, TO WASfI1NC,-
TON 80 50.-lravellers by this line leave Richmond
daily at A, NJ reach Washington at Al P. M, Balt-
more mo, N at = Philadelphia in the course of the night,
day and sometimes days advance of passengers by
the James river and bay boats.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore, 81
70 do Baltimore and Philadelphia,
10 do Philadelphia and New York, (by
THOS SHARP, Agent of TRANSPORTATION
~ b. FOR the information of the public, it is deemed
proper to state that there are now three daily lines from
waslegton to Phladephiahe first leaving Washing
coRa al AZ minutes past 10 A. NJ reaches Philadelphia
a. + Mland the last (beng the rail road line above
Gr n7or "a wcn leaves Washington at NJ and Bal
the night The traveller by the railroad line has under
4 l IIngements, the advantage of being in Phadel
pa IN nineteen hours from the time of his leaving Rich
lo Vi, II ne deslfes It, may remain in Washington du-
nng the afternoon and night of his arrival and be in
InnS m NJ the next day to dinner may transact b
arrive in Philadelphia early hour in the evenno
ae x TO LYNCHBUR(. BY THE LOUISA
epe1 kAlLROAD-From and after the LIST of jan
uary the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond will be
IeaGcea by railroad and Stages OF Messrs Heiske
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction ....85 90
The Railroad Will soon be completed nearer Char
ottesvile, when the stages will arrive in Lynchburg to
dinner.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes-
mond at IL A. M, in Washington at a. p. NJ and in
Baltimore by 7 P. NJ.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the at A. NJ, on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Char
lottesvlle before night leave day at A A. M and
reach Lynchbure at 6 P M.
Fare between Staunton and Washington $40 Tick
cts on the Boat or at Stanton
ia diff CIR MASON Accent
Hp ICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAII~
ma ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after
FRIDAY the LIST day of lune the Mail Train will leave
Petersburg at 81 A. M.
my 81 THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt
GREAT REDtICTION.-FARE FROM RICH
~ MOND TO LYNCHBURG So 50-The public
respectfully informed that and after the lst day of
January l949 the price of passage canal packets
low rate of three dollars and fifty Way fare in
proportion Meals extra.
Below, card OF intermediate distances for fare and
hours OF passing
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

SHERWOOD'S IMPROVED MAGNETIC
~ MACHINES are accompanied with his new Manu-
al 18th edition. AGO. giving clear and ample directions
which they applicable and which are found by the
successful practice of hundreds of operators to include the
most prevalent as well as the peculiar and obstinate
diseases that known to the Medical Profession They
are OF different sizes, in rosewood cases.
For sale at New York prices by
DOVE Il ISAACS, agents for Richmond
Sign of the Black Boy and Mortar
an - No al Moi, ,troa+ % ;,,,,,a,l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
ND IcHMoND FIRE ASSOCIATION. : ris

M Insurance-This Association is now prepared to
issue Policies OF Insurance the lives OF all persons en-
for the whole duration OF life for limited period, and
upon as reasonable terms as any similar company. As
claims fairly the patronage of citizens especially
when it remembered that it is at home, and its profits
distributed here, while the premiums of other companies,
literally encouraged by the public, carried of the
State The advantages of Life assurances are now too
universally acknowledged to require minute detail of
the benefits resulting theretrom it is enough say that
lie or private situations, mechanical professional
camille pursuits should avail themselves of its advantages,
pendant on their exertons The rates of insurance
favorable those of any similar institution in the Uni
ted States, and general information relating Life lns
RANGES, together with the rates of premiums, will be
cheerfuy given to those who call the Office, No 223
corner Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

a NORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSEL-
49, LER-I1as just opened another of Worceser's
PIANO FORTES.
By the schr Marietta Burr daily expected, shall re-
ceye two others and shall continue through the winter to
ADD TO my assortment OF his choice manufactures always
afordng to purchasers large and varied assortment to
select FROM upon liberal and fair terms as can be OBJ
tanned in any of the Northern cities
Professors amateurs and the public are invited to ex
anime assortment.
TUNING AND REPAIRING
MIR }. 5. Ihurston, long and favorably known among
US as an experienced and superior Tuner and Repaer Of
Piano Fortes Is employed in establishment and will
auend 10 any orders lett at our store. no Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

A BODEKER, No. II Market Bridge Main st.
ne has constantly hand fresh and general assert
ment Of Medicines Drugs Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye
Smfts Window Glass, Brushes, Perfumeres. Fancy Ar
cles &c AS great is observed in the selection of
those Medicines purchasers may rely upon obtaining them
pure and free from aduteraon, and at as low and ac
commodatng terms as they be bought anywhere in
the city, an II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

q ARGE CONSIGNMENT OF HANDSOME
E-A CABINET FURNITURE AND ELEGANT
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, at private sale for a
by William Allison, Esq, under the City HotelFor the
convenience of ladies and gentlemen and the better dis
play of this consignment the subscriber has taken the
above store fer short time, and will SELL invoice prices
large and very handsome assortment of House Furnish
ing Goods, embracing in part Of
Ch61rfi fDffSiff5Rf--7i~aalie-' marble to1, and
plain Cabinets, various Styles mahogany hair-coh SPRING
seat Sotas do do and plush do do rocking Chairs; maho-
gany and walnut Bureaus various patterns do carved
and plain spring Chairs; do and plain Wardrobes;
tables; dining, and card tabes cane seat and
Windsor Chairs in great variety; and wood seat
rocking and sewing Chairs; Workstands; Candle and
Wasstands; mahogany, cured maple and poplar Bed
steads; Dvans Ottomans; Sdeboards; Safes &c
ELEGANT HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Rich patterns OF Grandoes various prces do solar and
hall Lamps shades do sets of the finest quality tea
China elegant Bouquet Holders; Astral Lamps rich cut
Decanters, Tumblers Wines, Jeles, &c. complete
Britannia Ware, and separate full sets ivory and buck
handle Knives and Forks Britannia bottle Castors
glass Lamps Britannia top molasses and water Pitchers
rich cut glass Dishes; Japan Walters; rich cut Cologne
Bottles; do Celeres large of China and Earth
enwaresuch Dinner Sets Tea Sets various patterns;
Dishes Plates, Pitchers, Bowls Tureens Salads, Mugs,
Cups and Saucers, covered Dishes &C. together with
many other Goods.
az Housekeepers and others in want, will do well to
call soon as the assortment worthy attention. and my
instructions are to sell at below invoice prices and on
very liberal terms, for cash Or approved paper
my lit GEO J. SUMNER, Auct.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21

- Dealer, wholesale and retail would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally and particularly
country merchants visiting the city, that he has full and
prepared to fill orders for the town or country trade at
the very lowest prices and pledges himself to give salts
faction to all who will be so kind as to favor him with
call. He returns his Acknowledgements for the liberal pa
tonage SO generously bestowed on him, and soicts
continuance of the same. SIMON BONAVITA
NH I60 onnosite the Ranks
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-21
mo THE pUBI,Ic.-Tcngorial and R.,h;rn r..

FWNO THE PUBLiC.-Tonsoria and Bathing Es-
III Enlistment, No 1872 Main S'rset.-C. A. sSCIfWA-
GERLE respectfully announces to The citizens of Rich
in the city, that he has resumed business at the stand for
merly occupied by Mr. James Simpson, and opposite Mr.
A DuyaPs Apothecary store.
He fatters himself that his reputation as a shiul and
fashionable Hair Cutter will induce many of his former
customers as well host of new ones, to patronse
his present establishment Experienced assistants are en-
gagged to attend to the shaving department
Connected with the Barber Shop, he has arranged
several Bathing Rooms, where all who wish can indulge
tween o'clock, A. M, and o'clock, P NJ
Having fitted up his establishment in the New York
STYLE and adopted the standard Of prices Of that CITY, he
hopes the community will give him their patronage
- CHARGEs-Bath, warm cold, l2c; Hair Cutting l2c;
Shampooing l2c; Shaving &c.
=, B. Wigs Scalps, Toupets, Braids Curs and other
Hair Work, always on hand, and made to order at
short notice o