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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

uENNING,S PATENT PHOSGENE GAS
- LAMPS-The proprietors having had reasonto be-
eve that many persons who have purchased their Lamps
have been disappointed in their use, consequence Of
using ETHEREAL o and other burning finds which not
at all suited to the and which VIII not give at the
give take this Of caafoning all persons who use
their Lamps not to burn IN them anything but Star &
times be had Of the subscribers who are appointed sole
agents for its sale in this city
A small assortment OF the Lamps for stores parlors,
&c. on hand Tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
my2 90 corner Main and 18th SITS.
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NEARLY every packet from New York, brings US
~ supplies Of PIANO FORTES from the extensive
mandatory OF Adam Stodar Tenth street. (sore 343
Broadway0 and from ]. b Dunhan's manufacture on
Ninth street, New York The tone touch and finish of
these instruments SUPERIOR and will be found fully
equal to any hitherto sold by Some of them are Of
new and beautiful patterns
y24 NASH & WOODHOUSE
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NTOOD LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY
w FOR SALE-The subscriber is authorized to sell
tract OF valuable wood land, situated in the county of
Hanover, about II miles North from the city ofRichmond
adjoining the lands OF Thomas Bowles estate, John H.
Blairs estate and Others and within half mile of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad The tract con-
tains 233a acres
AS the owner resides remote part OF the State, and
having no use for the land it will be sold upon very
modating terms Apply to
ie29 W. GODDlN
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vuvHOMAs q CHARLES ELLIs-Wholesale
N dealers in Dry Goods and Hardware, No. lO6 Main
street. have received their importation for the present
son by the ship Potomac, at Alexandria, and the ship
Henry" at City Point, Their stock, comprising the
usual variety both departments of goods has been well
selected with special reference TO the wants OF the Viz
gnia trade and offered purchasers on the most
favorable terms. > Az al
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ECTIFIERS.--A At private sale, Is new IRON
onnd oak DistiIery Watts, with tops, bottoms, tubes,
AZ lied for soon GEO j. SUMNER,
" 10 No s 18th street
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sxHERW1shD,s IMPpnvED MACNETfC

z MORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSEI-
80 LER-Has just opened another Of Worcesters
PIANO FORTES
By the schr Marietta Burr, daily expected, shall re-
ceye two Others and shall continue through the winter
add to my assortment OF his choice manufactures; always
afiordng to purchasers large and varied assortment
select FROM upon as liberal and fair terms be OBJ
tanned in any of the Northern cities
Professors amateurs and the public invited ex-
anime assortment.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Mr. J. S. Thurston, long and favorably known among
US as an experienced and superior Tuner and Repairer Of
Piano Fortes is employed in establishment and will
attend to any orders left at store. nol6
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bacon SIDES.-20 hhds Bacon Sides for sale by
d WA WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE g. 90.
NRANGES AND LEMONS.--2o boxes Oranges
~ and Lemons very fresh and nice, just received and
for sale by SIMON BONAVlIA,
IVES No l6s, opposite the Banks.
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ZNSTON, COMMISSION MER-
larket Bridge Has on hand and offers
host reasonable terms
dds, Wilson'S, Smithfield and Western
ION and Joles 10y
hnd kegs Lard
Is ground alum Salt
b MarshalPs Liverpool fine do
llds boxes and bbls Porto Rico, Cuba, New Or
leans, Brazil, Havana, clarified, crushed and
powdered sugar
bags Rio, Laguayra,, ava and Maracaibo Coffee
IS hhds Trinidad and Cuoa Moasses
100 boxes Elkinton's Candles
Is bbs Roll Butter
10 halt pipes Imitation French Brandy
35 bbls genuine Peach Brandy
Z Do. years old Southampton Apple do
IS do Jersey Cider Brandy
IS do N, Orleans Rum
40 do Old Monongahela Whiskey
SO do Cider Vinegar
40 do Malaga Wine
Y cases Licorce, mass and stick, : G. & Co,
Beck q, Co, Labona and Ynuria
sooo o eg snslas Reipe Cigars, star brand
sl5 bales Upland Cotton
40, 600 feet tobacco box Plank
10000 cypressf Shingles
10000 feet inch Plank
tons Peruvian Guano, constant supply kept
100 kegs Nails
HylIaulic Cement, Fire Brick, Gunpowder. and
Yong Hyson Tea
Raisiis, Hargrove's manufactured Tobacco sy..
Gunn@ Bags, Cotton Bagging, &c -
my Is
.GsHERM1sAD,s IMPROVED MAGNETIC.
\ HINES accompanied with his new Manu-
18th edition, p 400, giving clear and ample directions
for the Of the Instruments in the various diseases to
which they applicable, and which are found by the
successful practice OF hundreds Of operators to include the
most prevalent well the peculiar and obstinate
diseases that known the Medical Profession They
are OF different sizes, in rosewood cases
For sale at New Y ork prices by
DOVE q ISAACS, agents for Richmond,
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar,
au IL No. 81 Main street. Richmond.
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wv INDOW, CUACTf, SHEE q DOUBLEN
v THICK GLASS, of Winslow Muica and other
ands-This Glass is manufactured at the Winslow
lass Works (the most extensive establishment Of the
nd IN the United States and has received honorable
hce from the American Institute of New Y rk, and
Franklin Institute Of Pennsylvania. Ii has been ex-
Fvely used IN this city, and avoraby known for its
nor qualities OF eyenness of surface weight strength
ess and high polish 1t is well packed, and opens
little any loss from breakage and therefore re-
nends itself particularly to builders and others in the
or OF the country. :,
ur supplies are obtained direct and the stock on hand
hbraces great variety of sizes of the different brands
We have, in addition to the above, supply of best
quality French Cylinder Glass, Of single and double thick
ness.
gsS We will also take orders for Redford and Saranac
Crum, and imported polished Plate Glass which we are
prepared to execute with despatch
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
" corner of Main and 18th Streets
ap "A Richmond Va.
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INH EDIC ATED MINERAL WATERS

~ Di'CIi Ile,h oULfHUR WATER from tha
Blue Lex Springs in Kentucky, in barrels and bottles
SARATOGA WATER, from the Congress Spring.
at Saratoga, N. ;, in quart and pint bottles re'
Pennsylva 'pi'ns' III
Our arrangements for keeping stock of these waters
pies pemg OBTAINED from the most direct sources and re-
penshed at short intervals enable us at all times to osr
them in great perfection. 'H' y o'ei
During the warm weather we keen then, ne,s.ntl,,
cooled with ice ~ paii'iy
The experience OF hundreds in this city, who use them
beneficial effects. - ''en
PURCELL, LAID & co Druggists,
M ain straat ,ar,1ar III
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HAIR REsTORATIVE-Fo Cleansing, Boau-
u Il flying, Preserving and Promoting the Growth Of the
HAIR: DUQUESNE, Partisan Hair Dresser and Wig
Maker, ITO Main street, opposite the Virginia Banks is
visit France, article ennenty entitled to the desig
nation of HAIR RESTORATIVE After many efforts,
the Partisan Hair Dressers have succeeded in preparing
article which they have confidence in Recommending
the Beau Monde in every respect worthy their pa
tronage
Prepared and sold by r. DUQUESNE,
Richmond, Va.
R. d. has always on hand the rarest and most fashion,
able Perfumeres, Cosmetics &C. as well as Wigs rou-
pets, Curs, Brads, &c. NH 81 3m*
Spring FASHIONS FOR GENTLEMEN,S
- HATS.--We are in receipt of the spring style OF
HATS for l849 manufactured by those deseWedy popu-
lar Hatters Messrs. Bebee & CO., No. l56 Broadway
New Yorl, to which we invite the attention of those in
want OF an elegant head dress.
JOHN THOMPSON & Co
NH II BIN No 60 Main street. Richmond Va
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nLD POINT COMFORT.--The Steamboat
~ MOUNT VERNON, Captain T. Mitchell, will
commence stopping at Old Point On Wednesday, the Goth
do so throughout the Bathing season
THOMAS DODAMEAD
lie IL Superintendent
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CO Ne NJ ERCIAL.
w WILMINGTON MARKET-Sept. 10.

WILMINGTON MARKET-Sept. 10.
Bdcon-Prime Hams are scarce, and sell
quick at quotations. Sides and Shoulders
plenty and dull at quotations
> Corn-The market is pretty we'll supplied
with Corn. We notice sale of goo bushels
from Bladen county, at 50 cents per bushel.
Candles-Sperm Candles scarce.
Four-The stock of Flour has again be-
come light, without, however, affecting the
price.
Hay-260 bales sold al IS cents per bale.
Ldrd-Is very scarce, and sells readily at
quotations. in quantities 10 suit.
Lime-Sale of so casks at 81 per cask.
MolGSSes-None.
Naval Stores-[We regret that an impor-
tant error crept into our report of this market
in last fridays edition. Wereprint that part
of our remarks in corrected form, as fol.
lows 8. Extra quality yellow at 50 45-vir-
gin at So IS. Sales have been made to-day
at quotations, at which rates the market clo-
sed."1
The market maintained our last weeks
quotations up to Friday evening; since Their
! il has been rather fiat, aud slow sales Of s9s
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DIED.

In Robson county, Mr. Murdoch Murphy.
In Chatham county, on the goth ult. Mrs Ann
j. Haughton, wife Of Laurence HauGhton, Esq.
in her 2ath year. sst. vrs ar
In Arson county, Mr. Benjamin Williams, il
his 77th year. 81 ftgsL -ess.t:s +
In Moore county. of apoplexy, Mr. William
Wicker, in his 55th year. 81
In Duplin county, on the 9th instant. Mrs Ma
ry, consort of Mr.. VIM. B. Middleton, in the l7tf
year of her age. sto 80 .re
The deceased had been married but five months
when she was seized with the bilious fever, and
after few days of severe suffering. she was taken
from the young companion of her youth and q
large circle of friends and relatives, who mourn
their loss. A. -...s. s..s
Grace was in her steps, Heaven in her eye,
La all her gestures, dignity and love- SIS -
But as the tender flower is nipped by the M
timely fost, so has this youthful BRIDE been GU
down in the bloom and vigor of life.
. She died in beauty. like the rose l
Blown from its parent stem;
She died in beauty, like a pearl
dropped from some diadem !''-Com.
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barrels OF Turpentine have been made at de-
cine of 10 Is cents per barrel. closing To-
day at 50 30 for yellow and So Is for virgin
dip. One or two SINAI. lots Of hard Turpen.
line was sold at 81 IS per barrel, in the early
part of the week. The sales OF the week. foo,
up about 1856 barrels, viz 257 at 50 As for
yellow, and % IS for virgin dip. and 500 bar
rels at 50 30 for yellow. % is for virgin, and
81 25 for hard. Purchasers do not seem dis
posed to operate to much extent under the
present state of the market, and il is probable
little or nothing will be done until the news
by the Europa shall have been received. II
is understood that Spirits Turpeatine has de-
clined in the Northern markets; this. we pre-.
sumo, has caused the decline in the raw ma.
teral at this place. Sales of several hundred
barrels Spirits at % cents per gallon, being
! cent lower than reported last week. Com
mon Rosin is in demand--the market having
beer principally cleared last sales at 773 cts.
Last sale of Wh.te Rosin, 81 % per 100 lbs.
Tar-We hear of only two transactions in
this article-one at 81 so per barrel, and one
at 81 40, closing at the latter price.
Oats.-i200 bushels of Oats from Hyde
county, sold at 80 cents per bushel.
Shingles-An order for doc, 900 sale shin.
giles has been nearly filed at 81 so per M.
Timber-Sales Mill Timoer, at 81 So
Sc, and 81 SO per M. s
" Salt-None receiyed--stock in store only
about fair.
Spirits-Nor,hern Rum has advanced te
30 s2c per gallon; Whiskey rs 2sc pei
gallon.
Ffaghts-Coastwise remain without change
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FOREIGN MARKErs-PER NIAGARA.

CorroN THE sales of the week reached g.
900 bales, spectators taking $4,000 bales and
exporters 65,OOO do. The tenor of the Europa's
adyices, and satisfactory accounts from India 10
the carly part of the week. had the effect to carry
up prices I'd per III for all descriptions. Since
Wednesday, more subdued feeling. however.
has prevailed, and the improvement of the early
part of the week sustained with some difficulty.
At the weekly meeting of the committee of bro
kers held yesterdy, the prices of fair cotton were
declared as follows: Fair Upland 81 fair Mobile
So fair Orleans 81 per ID.
It is estimated that the stock of cotton at
Liverpool is about $3.50 bales against 5s7 $50
bales this time last year.
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, Aug. 25.-Flour
The transactions going forward in Liverpool
and at all The principal foreign markets, are of q
steady character, only the trade generally being
exceedingly dull and heavy. Flour is again rath.
er lower, and parcels of good sound Western Ca.
nal are selling at 23s Cd a 24s per btl; prime
Baltimore and Ohio, 24s Sd 2=s, and unin.
spected and heated. lss Sd EOS per Dbl. Corn
is in steady demand at 25s Cd 26s Cd per quar-
ter, except unmixed prime white. which is scarce
! and selling at 2ss 2ss Sd. The finest quality
of Wheat Is steady as to prime. but secondar,
sorts are easier to huy-American and Canadians
! rs rs I'd, and red at IS I'd 6s 4d per 10 lbs
The arrivals 70, the week have been snail.
| LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr. August IS
A fair amount of business is going forwsrd il
beef and prices are steady. Both bacon and porl
have been sold at lower prices. Shoulders ar
dull--l00 to $50 bids were returned to New
] York within the last few days. Holders of lart
do not offer this article freely. Cheese is scarce
Ordinary and inferior continue difficult to NOV
unless at very low prices.
! LASEoUs-Ashes--Pots have again
advanced prices have ranged from 33s Cd to 36s
| Pearls have been sold at 3Os Sd to 33s per CIV,
The total sales are about 500 bbls, Of both de
scriptions.
NAVAL SToREs.-There is good demand 70
common American rosin prices have advanced
Id to Cd per cwt. .a-e
RIcE.-6O ties Carolina have changed hands q
lss Sd ia bond. EE~ ees
| TIMBEH.-Fine lumber is less animated, ant
prices have receded fully Id to I'D per foot. Whit
and red pine, oak and elm have also fallen Id pc
foot in value, dealers Of which were selling in sh,
early part of the month at from 6 10 TO Ell 3D.
STANDARD may now be considered worth 2 to e.
| lbs per standard. United States are ia reques,
but lower prices will have to be submitted to il
consequence of large arrival of slaves from Que
bee -- ra .8-v - -~ S
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never humbugged. We entered it with the
dysentery and left it convalescing. And now
we proceeded through the great Babel CITY,
where, from the number of people on ihe
side walk, We presumed they were having .
funeral procession, and, after going through
the motions OF speech, which Greedy is to
write and print for US, having an eye to 6 in-
demniiy for the past and security for the fu-
ture." we told the railroad captain to put on
the string, and off we come, putting and grunt-
ing, and eqneallng and gathering, like cot
ton mill in close action and here we are,
dear Age, at the depot in Baltimore, covered
with dust, and weak with the great mental ef-
forts which we have made, " accipe hoe par
rosbiscuna omnes conticuere sipony dttstum;''
which, being interpreted, means, IS as well as
could be expected, and hoping these few lines
may find you enjoying the same blessing %
Tell Madd not to put AIRY more paint on 10
the White House, as the painters collie about
this time would be dreadful, and ask him not
10 build one of those Internal long fences be-
fore the front door, for sometimes we may
want TO go out, and we can't jump as we used
to could in the good old days of the earlier
Presidents. He may cross the river with them
or go 10 Rockville, if he pleases. if the posts
hold out, but fences in a turnpike interfere
with good roads little, the -
Yours, ZACHARY WASHINGTON.
AS Eastern Massachusetts, has not been Wis.
tied on this grand tour, and as the coal inter
est has been entirely overlooked, we presume
the cabinet will start off next week to take up
the stitches that have been left down and
mend the breaches unavoilably made by the
neglect OF the kitchen cabinet who sentinelied
the General from point to point.
The Second Washington has found out that
the cabinet do not suit the people, and that
they do not suit him. We expect when they
get well off on their way TO Websterville, he
will send his sentinel after them with fir.
man and bowstring, and bring back their seals
of Office ;f not ,be;r mischief ho,ch;no haads
If this is done, won't we have golden mo
nent in the midst the "HEROIC AGE"
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a MA@g1g 9gs9s aA
ARRIVED.
AAZ PORT OF WILMINGTON. y

-. e-t- ARRIVED. 81
Sept 5-schr Henry Atkins, Randall, Boston, to WIN
Brig Marshall Cole. Boston, to Barry, Bryant &
Adams. 7.Eas 3 ..sz.~ s..fr. s.trA
scIlr Margaret Jane, Davis, wysocking, Hyde eoun.
ty, tn w Davis. A ~,
s-Bng Emily, Wilson, 30 ton. to Barry, Bryant &
Adams. .....-.---e' +. t.-... 3
schr Charles Mills, suites, New York, to DeRosset f
Brown. re
9th-Mecklenburg schr Industrie, LANCE Phfladel-
phia, to DeRossef Brown.
schr Ann sorers, soncrs, Philadelphia, to George
Harrss. z.a .z.9 .ea=a.-
lO-setr Mary Powell. Williams. New York, to C W
Davis. Z
schr Harrison Price, Brown, New York, to 3 Lut.
Ii~schr s POWELL POWELL New York, to C w Da-
CLEARED.
Sept 7-Schr Wales, vangiIder Philadelphia,
lo.-Schr Margaret Jane, Davis, Lockwood's Fely,
by G w Davis. 80 ~ - :
by George HaTriss. 5 u szzE 1 assl
schr Hanover, Rollins, Boston. by Barry, Bryant q
li-Brig Waterman, BsgIey, Boston, by Jedfeys &
Leighton.
Brig Belle Jones New York, BY G w Davis
Schr IIenrietta, Smith, Sfallotsc, by do
schr John Potts Brown, DevyolG PhiIadeIphia, BY
DeRnsset & Brown.
schr Alsric, Hudson, New York, By DeRosset &
Brown sseys5. a-ss
.12-Br Brig Tartar, Welsh. Liyerpoel by Barry.
steamer Rowan, Hurt. FayetteviHe, by r worth.
Steamer Evergreen, Evans, Fayetteville, BY John
Banks.
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WARRIED.

In this county, on the 3Uth ultirno, BY John B.
Groom, Esq, Capt. John B. Herring, to Miss Ma
ry Jano; daughter of VIM. Woodcock, Esq.
In this county, Oh the End instant, by Joseph
M. Foy, Esq. Mr. George w. T. Averitt, former
ly of Pitt county, TO Mrs. Catharine Futch
In Bladen county. on the 9th instant by K. K.
Council, Esq, Mr.. James w. Perry, to Miss
RheptiIas Freeman, all of Bladen. ss ri.
In this town, on Thursday morning 9th inst.
by the Rev. ] o Steadman, Mr. John d Love, to
Miss Mary Orme Mutt. daughter of Mr. John Mutt
In Arson county, On the 2lst ult, by the Rev
A Smith. George w Gathings, Esq, of Union
county. to Miss Mary. eldest daughter of Philip
G Smith, Esq, of Arson. sA.
In Rowan county. Mr. George A Brown, to Miss
Maria, daughter of Mr.. Michael s Brown.
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DR.. cHRIsTiE's a"
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in cases Of Convulons Fits
Spasmodc Complaints AID general Nervous Affections Of
the Head and upper extremities Also in Palsy and
Paralysis and ell diseases caused by deficiency of power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs Of the
body. assts .te7 -t s-t
o. Many hundred Certificates from ell parts Of the
country Of the most extraordinary character be given
required.
n3- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the Of
DR. CIRISTTE'S G.aLY.4NIC ARTICLES, and they
may be by the most feeble and delicate with
feet ease and safety In many the sensation attend
ing theiI highly pleasant and agreeable They can
be sent to any part Of the country.
Prices:
The Gaivanic Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
90 The articles are accompanied by full and Plsn d.
rectons. Pamphlets with full particulars may he had
Of the authorized Agent f-.-
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
DO Bt,Oare Of Counterfss and BorthIes' I|iett0n'
D. O. MOREHEAD, n. .,
arNEp Az AGENT FOR THE UNITED states
l32 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Wilmington. N. c., by
A. C. EVANS g. BROTHER.
Sept IA. 1s4s. [l-eowl2ml Agents.
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TopsaiI Academy.

THE first session of this institution will open
on the first day of October. under the superinten.
dence Of JAMES H. B.ESr, q graduate of Ran
dolph Macon College. Its location is l2 miles
east of Wilmington, on the road leading to New.
bern, healthfully aud pleasantly situated. in a
heighborhood where board may be obtained at Sc
per month. Terms of tuition will be as follows,
viz - --. III. .sq -t
Lower branches of English, per session of
five months, .f-.. ..-. 81 90
Higher branches of English. together with
Mathematics, IL SO
Latin aud Greek, is 90
e NICHOLAS N. NIXON,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Sept II, ls49--[1-h
Commercial copy onee q week Cor weeks, and
send biI 10 Journal Office.
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Attention.

ON THURSDAY, the 4th day of October
next. the subscriber win expose to public sale. a
his residence in Upper Black River district, New
Hanover county, his entire crop Of Corn, Peas
Fodder. and Rice, his Farming utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Of every description
also the whole Of his LIvK STocK together with
al other property he has not previously disposed
The public are invited to attend the SALE
Terms made known at the sale.
NICHOLAS FENNELL.
Sept l4th, ls49--fl-3ts
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NEGROES WANTED.

HAVING returned again 10 Wilmington. for
the purpose of purchasing largo Bumher of ne
groes, and will remain here permanently until the
latter part of next Spring, am now in market to
pay tho highest CASH prices for Slaves. Male or
Female. from IL 10 80 years of age, Those hav-
ing such pr operty for SALE will find il to their adj
vantage TO call on me first. before making sale
as from my facilities in selling in the South,
can pay the highest price. and for good sound
nerchantable properly, will not be cys'bia BY any
In the business.
Also some Coopcrs, Hfickisyers. Carpenters
and Blscksuifhs. Apply Cor me at the Carolina
Hotel. ANSLEY DAVIS.
Sept 7, Iszs-52.1