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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13
GTO WHAT VILE USES NAY WE NOT
RETURN"

TgIs line was called TO mind the other day
by seeing copy of the Southern Press, lying
nutilated and greasy on the public highway,
that leads from our Tusculan to our office in
town. Yes, there it was call tattered and
torn," trampled into the dust BY bibcds and
quadrupcds, after having discharged the SER
vile duty of wrapping paper for some travel
cr's biscuit and ham. We paused and imag-
incd thai we heard it soiliquising thus -
:Wcll, here am, drawing ncar my end, to
be, perhaps, the sport of little dogs and pigs
in my expiring momonts! ], who buta week
ago, lcapcd from my office, in Washington
City, with all The pride of intelligence and
wit, IL terror to crring Congressman and as
piring poiliciaus |, who had but just heard
my face, my form, my strength and my wis
dom, pronounced, by my faithful sponsors, to
be "just the thing" TO be here alone, neg
lccted, down-troddcn, like a worthless worm
of the earth! Shade Of franklin"
And mc:hnught old Franklin came at the
word, to rescue the insultcd Press, from this
ignominious end, and holding it aloft, spoke
thus to phantom crowd of editors and prin-
ters which had suddenly dropped upon the
scene:
"Ths is the way of man-he thinks not
that any good, can come Of laying up aught
but gold and silvcr-he forgets, that by q
deed of reckless destruction like this, he is
depriving himself and his children of the best
history of his times. But let it pass-thc
world grows wiser, at 4 sadly slow pace
"Be comforted, old Father" said dapper
little fellow of the Phantom company" Sic
transit gloria mundi."
And another with brazcn looking face
pompously exclaimed:
Impcrious Cesar, dead and turned to clay
Might stop crack to keep the cold away
"Down-down, ye impious prctenders to
knowledge" intcrposed the sage" Hence
avaunt, all ye, that have lowered my craft by
trusting TO your wits, rather than walk in the
high but toilsomc path Of crudlion."
lie spoke, AMI waved his brawny hand,
Down sunk the disappearing band;
| Each Ed tor vanished where he stood
In broom or brackcn, heath or wood.'
For all felt guilty Of the charge preferred
and fled before the darkening scowl of this
old Patriarch Of the Press About this time
we discovered. that re too were driving or
from the sccnce, with unaccustomcd rapidity
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13

~ COUNTERFEIT HALF DoLLAEs.-Spu-
rious half dollars, to Il considerable amount,
have been pnt in circulation in some of The
cities of the West. They are of the emission
of 1913, tocrably well executed, though,
upon close examination, the face of the te-
male will be found imperfect. They are
lighter than the genuine, and have the letter
C on the reverse, which the genuine have not,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13
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EDGEFIELD. s. G..
THURSDAY, MARCH l3, 1851.
N NOTfCE

THE Committee appointed to nominate
Officers fer the Edgefed Southern Right!
Association, arc requested to meet at Edge
field G. H., OIL Monday the 18th instant, at
o'clock, p. NJ.
THOS. G. BACON, CllA1R'S.
March 5, 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13


~" THE Washington Correspondent Of
the Charleston Courier of the 9th inst, says.
"Alr. Holmes, your late Representative,
has taken his passage for California, where
he proposes to engage in the practice of
law. He has been an active: vigtant Represen-
tairc, and that he had considerable influence
in the House, is admitted by all.
aThe papers contain the report cf the
Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate on
tho message of the President asking for such
an alteration of the laws as will enable him
to call out the militia to enable him to execute
the laws in suppressng instructions, without
prior proclamation. The report of the
Committee, made BY Mr.. Bradley, arrives at
the conclusion that 10 further Legislation is
necessary. Mr.. Butler made q separate re-
port departing from the view taken by the
Pres ident as to his power under the present
law, and insists that the President has no
power to call ont the army and navy to en-
force the laws, without prior Proclamation
THE CorroS CRop.-The New Orleans
Bee of the lst inst, in its report OF the
market, makes the follwing remarks:
many nO!QerS nave, NOWeNcT, WltiluraWH
their stocks altogether, feeling confident that
at later period, prices will materially recover
from their present position.
"Thus far, the long crop men have gained
decided victory, achieved 10 be sure, at the
sacrifice of truth and ycracity, but when did
Cotton operator ever toke such trifes INTO
consideration. The mischief has been &C,
complished, and will be remcdied just in time
TO find that we have parted with the bulk of
the crop to our Transatlantic Brethren at re-
muncratiug priees-to themselves"
- In a FIX.--A western paper. in its
last issue, represents its condition us follows:
"Our whole Office force consists of one
boy, with Il bad cold, and awe," the senior
editor; all the others are invalidcd." If any
body expects us, under these circumstances,
to apologize for hack of editorial, or any short
comings in tho appearance of the Badger.
they must hr very unreasonable, and will
f.d Themselves mistaken, that's al.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13

Upon The whole, the Patriot is well-prin-
ted paper enough, and doubtless, we'll
meaning paper cnougl-but, being in these
matters close communionist rs well as Il
strict constructionist, we cannot, politically,
extend the right hand of fellowship.
While we think and frankly say, that the
" Patriot" has chosen course, that does not
merit the appreciation Of the State, we hope
its projectors will not suffer individually.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13

~ TIE young lady who caught cold by
drinking water from damp tumbler, is con-
sidcrcd convac.ccnt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13
ABDEVILLE,

We rive below an extract from an address
to the people of this District, by their repre-
sentatives in the Legislature. 1t may be
gathered from this, that, notwithstanding the
result of the recent election for the Conven-
ton, these gallant gentlemen will unhesita-
tingly "go for secession," after the effort to
obtain cooperation shall have failed. They
are clearly for action on the ground of past
grievances.
in other woFds ,asiiGn as is od f eg9M SfpsnPy
relation to the course which South Carolina
shall pursue We think that South Caro-
lima should in the first place, cndeavor, as
far as depends upon herself, to carry out in
good faith. and in all sincerity, the recon-
mcndations of The Nashville Convention.-
The State can boast no ADLER or trucr sons
than those she sent to that Convention, and
i,;cir opinions and recommendations are enti-
tied to tic ,n::iuIlcst respect and most delibc-
rate consideration. They advise that every
effort should be useG, cnt all cxpcdients en-
haustcd 10 form Southern Coi:tnderacy, or
Union of ut least two or more SoH!hern
States. No one doubts The wisdom Of this
recommendation and we are for using all
efforts to obtain i result so desirable. But
should all efforts full to effect cooperation.
and the alternative bc presented Of submis-
sion to wrongs Incompatible with indepen-
denrc or equality then we should go for Sc
ccssio", as the only means of escaping dis
L.
know TO be right-lur following principle
rather than cxpedicncy, and trusting to the
same power which sustained our ancestors
under similar circumstances-ior doing our
duty and leaving the consequences 10 God.
Very respectfully,
J. F. MARSHALL,
J. w. HEARST,
S. McGowEN,
G.. u. HAsKEL,
J. X. VANCE.
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RAIL-.

To i'll who arc desirous of tripping the
light fantastic toe" we are requested to say
that grand Ball is to come off i'll Granite.
vile, on the night Of the Goth inst. We un.
derstand that these merry meetings occur fre:
auenflY, in7our fourisling manufacturing
Village. Blu. while girls are plenty, beauX
are rather scarce. " Fcrbum SALIENT SAL"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-13

Remember what YOU rcd.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-15

Leave Springfield every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 7 am;
Arrive at Troy same daysby Spm;
Leave Troy every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at9am;
Arrive at Springfield same days by 5 pm.
1926 From Springfield, by fremont and Tenehaute, to
Northampton, Is miles and back, twice week.
Leave Springfield every Tuesday and Saturday at J
Arrive at Northampton same days by7pm:
Leave Northampton every Tuesday and Saturday at
clam;
Arrive at Springfield same days by II m.
l0237 From Washington G. H., by Convenience, Austin
and Frankfort, to Chlicothe, % miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Washington every every Monday and Friday at
Arrive at Chillcothe same days by 8 m;
Leave Chlicothe every Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Washington same days by m.
lO29s From Washington c. H., by Staunton, Moons,
Leesburg and Samantha, TO Hilsboro', IS miles and
back, a week.
Leave Washington C. H. every Friday at am;
Arrive at Hillsboro', same day by pm
Leave Hillsboro' every Saturday at M
Arrive at Washington c. II. came day by4 p m.
lO239 From Washington G. H., by Jeffersonvie South
Scion, Grape Grove, Jamestown New jasper, Xenia
Eureka Mills, and BeIbTook, to CentIevlle, 81 miles
and back, twice week
Leave Washington G. H. every Monday and Thurs
day at pm;
Arrive at Centrevlle next days by m;
AUo'o NehueNIhe every wednesday hno SATURDAY at
lpm;
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lO24O From Wilmington, by New Antioch, Snow Hil
New Vienna, Highland, Leesburg, Centrefed, Green
field South Salem, and Latta's, to Chillicothe 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Wilmington every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at Ga m;
Arrive at Chiicothe next days by loan;
Leave Chillicohe every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
tu!day at . pm;
Arrive at Wilmington next days by m.
1924 From Wilmington by Cuba, Martinsvillo, Lynch
burg, and Wlettvle to Hillsboro', 80 miles and
back, a week
Leave Wilmington every Monday at Yam;
Arrive at Hillsboro', same day by 5 pms;
Leave Hillsboro, every Tuesday at 8 I'M;
Arrive at Wilmington day by pm
l0242 From Wilmington, by Port William. Paintersvie
Lumberon, and New Burlington, to Xenia, % miles |
and back, once a week. t,5t
Leave Wilmington every Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Xena same day by pm;
Leave Xenia every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Wilmington same day by m.
l0243 From Wilmington, by Oakland and Hsrveysburgh
to WSynesvie is miles and back daily except Sun |
day.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-15

Hill Loveland Deerfed Village, Lebanon, Morrow,
Fort Ancient, Oregon, Waynesvie, Spring Valley,
Xenia, and Yellow Springs to Springfield, IS miles
and back, twice daily to Xenia, and daily residue
Leave Cincinnati daily at IL a m and "A pm;
Arrive at Xenia days by m and p m;
Leave Xena daily at 9. 10 m and 7.55 am;
Arrive at Cincinnati days by m and Il IN, and
deliver the mail in mai-boat for Louisville, KY, of
that day.
l0265 From Cincinnati by Reading, Sharonvie, Pisgah
Mason, Lebanon, Ridgevle, and Centrevile, to Day
ton, SO miles and back, daily.
Leave Cincinnati daily at 8 ans
Arrive at Dayton same days by SPIN,
Leave Dayton daily at 81 am;
Arrive at Cincinnati days by m.
1926 From Cincinnati, by Carthage, Sprngdae, Wnton,
Hamilton, Trenton, Mddletown, Post Town. Ger
mantown, Bear Greek, and Willamsown, to Dayton,
81 miles and back, six times week
Leave Cincinnati daily except Sunday at . m;
Arrive at Dayton same days by 3 pm;
Leave Dayton daily except Sunday, say at loan
Arrive at Cincinnati days by IL p m.
lO267 From Cincinnati, by Reading, sharonvile, West
Chester, Bethany, Monroe, Blue Ball. Franklin,
Miamisburg and Alexandersvie, to Dayton, so miles
and back daily, and supply Princeton, miles, three
times week.
Leave Cincinnati daily at pm;
Arrive at Dayton same days by 10 pm;
Leave Dayton daily at 2 ppm;
Arrive at Cincinnati same days by 10 m.
lo26s From Cincinnati, by Fulton, Planve Milford,
Perrins Mills, Marathon, Monterey, Fayetteville,
Dodsonvlle and Allensburg, to Hilsboro', SO miles
and back, six times a week
Leave Cincinnati daily except Sunday at cams
Arrive at Hillsboro next days by IL m;
Leave Hillsboro daily except Sunday at l0am
Arrive at Cincinnati next days by pm
l0269 From Cincinnati, by Fulton, Columbia, Newtown,
Mount Carmel Olive Branch, Batavia, California,
Williamsburg, Glover, Bethel, Hamersvie, George
town, RussellyiLe, Decatur, and Eckmansvile, to
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West Union, 7s miles and back, SIX times a week h
Batavia, and three times week residue
Lsave Cincinnati daily except Sunday at a m
Arrve at Batavia days by IL IN and at Yves
Union Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday by 2 m
Leave West Union every Monday, Wednesday, aps
Friday at a m;
Arrive a, Batavia next days by -; and at Cincin
natl daily except Sunday by SPIN.
lO27O From Cincinnati, by New Richmond Point Plea
SAINT, Moscow, Foster Neville, Chic, Rural, Angus
ia, KY, Higginsport o., Dover, KY, and Ripley,
o., TO Maysyle, KY, "a miles and back six times q
week during steamboat nayigaton-supplying Point
Pleasant, Neville, and Chic three times week only
on the going uiPs, aud Rural once week from Gin
cinnati
Leave Cincinnati daily except Sunday at 10 an;
ATTlve at Maysvie same days by 7pm;
Leave Maysvile daily except Sunday at 8 pm;
Arrive at Cincinnati same daysby IL night
lO27l From Cincinnati by Walnut Hills, Pleasant Ridge,
Montgomery, Twenty mile Stand. and Hopkinsyille,
TO Morrow, 29 miles and back, three times week
Leave Cincinnati every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at u am,
Arrive at Morrow days by Al pm;
Leave Morrow every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day at 81 m;
Arrive at Cincinnati same days by 81 pm.
1922 From Morrow by Rochester, GAINESVILLE Sligo vii.
mington, Wilson's Station, Sabins Washington g. H.
New Holland, Willamspor, CircIevilIe, and Aman-
da, to Lancaster, SO miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Morrow every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day at53 PM
Arrive at Lancaster next days by 10 pm;
Leave Lancaster every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at Sam;
Arrive al Morrow next days by 8 pm.
1928 From Cincinnati by Mount Washington, Williams
vile, Amelia, Bantam, Bethel, Point Isabel, Mount
Olive, and Felicity, to ChiIc As miles and back,
three times week, and supply Mount Pisgah, Fees
burg, and Lewis, twice week from the nearest point
on the river and during suspension of navigation to
from Cincinnati, by Fulton, Mount Washington,
Withansvile, Mount Pisgah, Amelia, New Rich
moad, Point Pleasant, Moscow Neville, Chic, Fe-
licity, Lewis, Augusta, Higginsport, Ripley, and
Aberdeen, to Maysvlle, (Ky.) 81 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Cincinnati every Monday Wednesday, and
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

sss FOR RENT, most beautiful cottage resi-
k dence, on 9TH street near the City Spring, in per-
feet order and with comfortable arrangements with
front yard lastly ornamented with flowers Applyto
oc is ]. M. TAYLOR.
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VesaA. 7S-~Nas. 30
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If payment be not so made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged and in no case whatever
will an exception he made to this rule.
'ADVERTISING-Fo one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, FIRST insertion so cents and every
succeeding insertion % cents.
Thrice a apeek--For one square, first insertion 625
cents; every succeeding insertion 371 cents
T,oice q meek, lreek-For one square, first
insertion IS cents; every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements OF more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion, according to the num-
Der OF squares. But if the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number of full squares, by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged a
halt square if it exceed one square, any number OF
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charged a full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted on the MS or they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 30 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for Is lines and in that proportion for adver
tsemens OF greater length; except Auctoneers, who
charged 500 paper included for all sales before
[ heir doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

s.EszsA FOR NEW YORK.-FIRST YES
sssassssasas 3 EL-Vrginia Line of Richmond and New
York Packets-Ihe superior fine fast sailing new
packet schr MERCHANT Can't. G w Couch, hav-
ing the greater portion her cargo engaged and 90
ing on board, will sail with all possible dispatch For
balance OF freight OF 300 packages tobacco or passage
having superior accommodations, apply to Captain
oc % DAVID CITR2JE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

DORTER AND LEI have on hand large
4 stock of Philadelphia Porter and Ale in quart and
pint bottles Private families, invalids, &c, can be
supplied with an excellent article and in prime order
1t will be sent 10 any part OF the city.
sea- JOHN CLENDINiNG
& UPERI OR SOAPS Genuine old Brown
- Windsor,
White Windsor,
Pure Castillo white and mottled old and dry,
Military Soap of Vroome & Fowler's, Rigge, Brock
bank & Rigge's, ] Daniels and Williams manu-
facture,
Honey Soap, of Colville's, Cleaves, Gosuels and
Lows manufacture,
Rose, Almond, Camphor and Almond,
Envy OF Snow, and the celebrated Chinese Skin Soap,
a very superior article.
Roussei's or Bazh's, Barbers, Omnibus, Circassian
and other varieties,
Lows old Brown Windsor, Honey, Musk, Cosmet-
les, &c.
Haue's Nymph Barber's, &c,
Hydes Palm Monumental, &c,
Taylol's Floating Lily, Crystalline Floating, Pamy-
rene, &c,
Hensley's Crystalline Soap
Hulps Pure Palm,
Railways Medcated Soap, together with the ceebra
ted Panariston Soap tor Shaving.
ALSO,
Guerlan's Ambrosal Shaving Cream and Cakes
Williams ankee and American BARRIERS Soaps,
RousseFs, Hauels r d G Wrights, Williams
National, and other celebrated Shaving Creams,
Glgfeat variety, tor sale n all quantities by
ADlE IL GRAY,
Apothecares and Druggists,
Successors to Alex Duyal,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

COTTON YARNS, BACON SIDES
u Cheese, Brazil Sugar, &C. for sale by
oc 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
gAh TONS PATAGONIA GUANO,. in store,
&C % JAS. WINSTON.
SaA TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, in store,
oc23 ~ JAS. WINSTON.
n6A HHDs PORTO RICO AND GU
a p BA SUGAR in st re. for W sPs
eDabSb MARIcAlB0, AND JAMAICA COZ,
FEE, in store, for sale 1.e WINSTON
AAM nHDs BACON, Todd's and Western,
&C % 0'''U''O JAS WINSTON.
a. ALT PETRE-2O kegs refined Salt Peue, for
&C % E. II. SKINNER.
NWOLASS ES--25 hhds sweet Cuba Molasses, in
lVA store for sale by u TT ox1Nrpp
oc % Il. Ii. SklNkER.
wpACON SHOULDERS AND HAMse-7
I'D hhds receiving, per steamer, for sale by
oc2g WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
NT EW BUCKWHEAT.-5o bags in quarters
oc % WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
HNT.ATElD TEA SsETTS.-A few elegant sets
d of Plated Tea Ware. just received at
oc "a enters, 1877 Main street.
BEACON SYRIPS.-8 hhds very handsome
y without backbone for sale by
oc 90 JOHN II. CLAlbOhNE
BHORTO RICO SUGAR.-lO hhds strictly
u prime for sale by F. H sK1NKER.
a1 PTYANNIA WARE.-Britanna Urns Cot
HEs fee Pots Tea Pots Sugar Dishes and Cream
Cups sets of Britannia, some very beautiful, compr'
sng six pieces viz: coffee pot pots, sugar
dish cream cup and slop bowl.
Also Britannia Gobles, Pates and Cups, Tor sale by
GENNET 81 JAMES,
oe % Eagle Square.
gRaA KEGS OF FRESH BUTTER, Iustre-
oc IS FRY & McCANDLIsH..
lnRANDY-Superor Cognac Brandy, "Castillon
ID e. Co" brands halt pipes, Tor sale by
oc % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
TNRENCH PATENT CANDLES, made by
L Mitchell & Co,
Jacksons best do
Spermaceti do, Tor sale by
oc 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
A"SH ESNUTS.-A few bushels very nice, just to
60 s "a anu '0' Si E. G. G. & w. D. ToMPKINs.
YVHAMPAGNE'WINE of approved brands for
~ sale by l. H. WALhh,
| iv24 IS Main street.
@SALT PETRE, COPPEkAS, ALUM, *
| - INDIGO for sale by ,u,,,n,,,>,e
oc2l E. G, & w. D. TOMPKlNs.
/ J59 RITANNIA WARE.-A fine assortment o.
80 Britannia Tea and Coffee sets, Coffee urns and
Tea and Coffee Pots Sugar and Mik POS, tor sale
sinClv at GlNTERS,
oc24 lot Nlaln ..
YpEPPER, GINGER, AND PImENTo'
: oe y u SAFE %" z {. C. & W. D. ToMPKINs.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS
III minded of the fact that the largest stock of Med
ca Books tof the latest ediions) is to be found at
Randophs Bookstore. As the whole were bought
low for cash. am enabled to sell them to good
ners less than usual prices on SIX months credit, and
still lower for the money. The following are few
OF the most prominent:
Practice of Medicine-by Watson Wood. Com
stock, Peixo1to Gregory Mcintosh, Morton Jackson,
Sewarson Eberle, Dungliso n, Forbes, Tweedie, Co
molly, Cullen, Beach, Buehan, Norwood, Armstrong
and Andral.
coast, Wstar. Vohn Behr, Birkett, Morton Nickel,
Shaw, Homer, Hope, Lawson. Cove Gross Craeie,
Cruvelnler, Cloqlet, Gutter, Becard. Bandn, Sweet.
Hand, Hasse, Bayle and Doane.
Anatomical Plates-By Smith, Homer, Quan, VIII
son, Pancoast, Masse aud Pattison.
Surgery-By Gibson, Miller, Ayerll Druit, Simpson,
Vepeau, Mott, Tavernier, Comstock, Sargent,
Smith, Mcclellan. Mecke, Listop; Jourdain, Jones,
Hays, South. Hastings, Hunter, Ferguson, Norris,
Brode, Aberne,hy. Cooper, and Bell;
Tucker, Simpson, Rieby, Ramsbotham, morrill,,
James Burns, Gooch, Francis, Denman, Dewes, Dix
on, Claiming Cazeaux, Thomas, Coombat, Chailly.
Bedford M9rean beon' Goddard ehd Ryan. an t,h.,o
oc 20 ]. W. RANDOLPH. III Main Street.
EpUTTEH.--28 frkins prime Goshen Butter, for
&C % WEBB. BACON q con
No L. BABBITTVS CHEMICAL YEAST
ERe POWDER Tor making Bread, Tea Cakes Buck
wheat Cakes, &c. &c, by which saving OF about Is
per cent. is effected.
Bread, &C., made with this valuable compound, con-
tains nothing but flour, common salt and water. 1t
has an agreeable natural taste keeps much longer than
bread made in the ordinary way with yeast-ls more
digestibe and less liable 10 turn sour-makes bread
much better adapted to dyspep les than bread which
has been iermented by yeast.
1t has also the great advantage OF saving time Bread
can be prepared by in the short space OF hall an hour
in addition TO which the ofthe chemical yeast pow
der is counterbaanced by The saving in the quaint
OF bread produced The saccharne constituent OF the
-four is converted into cabonc acid in the course OF
the fermention produced by the yeast, the whole is
saved by the use OF this compound which renders Il g
| bread more nutritious Full directions around every
! box A supply constantly, on hand, for sale by
| PURCELL, LADD q CO, Druggists.
| oc 25 Sole Agents for Richmond.
| a@TOOLLEN WRAPPING:S-A large war;.
| HV iety OF the above Just received and for sale
cheap, viz
Fancy wool Sacks, for ladies'.
| Do do do for children,
| Do do Hats and Caps DO
| Do do Carriers do
| DO DO Mutlers'and Boas,
Also, handsome variety Of ancg wool Hose to
children VIM. ]. SWORDS.
&C Is 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hlll'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

xea FOR RENT, large family house on 7th ct,
AAbetween Franklin and Grace streets This house
was built by r. K. Duval, has 10 rooms, water
closets and baths, Kitchen aundry4 rooms for servants
wood and our houses, all in complete order, will be
rented for year or leased for term OF years APP
ply TO
oc I3 JAMES GRAY