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esr:s saiae vHtse CASH Store!

ekrasaiaeyIssc Cash Store!
TTNIlE Subscriber respectfully calls the attcn-
4 ton of farmers and the community gene
rally TO his Store in Cranitcvillc, where he keeps
constantly on hand n NEW and WE'LL AS
SORTED Stock of
DRY GOODS. lGRCCERTES, SHOES
BONNETS, RIBBONS,
and nearly every variety of Goods, and is selling
at the Cheapest rates crcr knopn aborc Char
lesion! He buys for CASH and engages 10
sell as CHEAP aslAugusta, Hamburg, aiken,
or any other neighbsring market.
Ladies wishing 10 buy B"nncts of the latest
style, either trimcd o. untrimed, will do well to
examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Ieis prepared to hive Bonnets trimmed in the
latest styles or to order at the shortest notice.
AllwEo advocate a
CHEAP CASH SYSTEM
will be sure to save money by giving him trial.
u The highest market price will be given for
all saleablc produce in exchange for Goods.
A. b. MULLIGAN.
June 4, If 20
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Rev. 0has. s. Raymond, Principal.


TgNHE FIRST SESSION commences 3cptenl-
Z bcr 18Th.
The Institute building will contain eight
Rooms, all Of which arc appropriated 10 purpo-
ses of instruction.
4 fine apparatus u E.rg, collection Of Maps !;
Anatomical Charts, G.obcz: !te; N"s''nn: OF
Natural History; u CABIN: o! ''ncrais and
Shells; furnish unusual facilities ;or acquiring Il
practical knowledge Of the diiieren: branches Of
Science.
Two new Planes have bccu purchased in ad-
dition to those already in the Institute.
The course of Study is o. an elevated c';arac-
Ter, and more comprehensive, thar that Of most
female institutions of the highest reputation.
The FRINcIpAL devotes the Whole of his time
to the supervision and Instruction OF tic various
classes.
The Assistants are experienced in their dffe-
rent Departments, and those only of known sue
cess in teaching are employed.
The Academcal year is divided into Sessions
of ID weeks each. It's of great Importance that
the student be present ut tie commencement Of
the Session. The Class"s are then formed, end
few weeks delay may a.trr, ;il2 standing Of the
nupil throughout the year.
Tuition is charged but from tic time Of en-
trance to the end of the Session.
Payments are to be made ut he close Of each
Session.
Uunusual facilities arc eivcn for a thorough
Musical Education.
In addition TO other improvements, which are
now in progress, 4 large c"v"rel rIa? cronna, for
exercise il, wet weather, aE,i gyGnnasirm, arc
10 lac erected.
Circulars containing list Of e"ncgS"s. course
of studies and other particulars, will be sent free
Of postage, to those vino apply !@r 'lcm.
+. II. WiNDI.AW,
n. l.. GRIFFIN, :
EDMUND PENN, z
s. +. GOODE, :
r. r. MINES.
July II # -
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Boarding for Young Ladies.

VSNIIE SUBSCRIBER willacconunodatew with board
Il ing, ten or twelve Young Ladies. Ills
House is roomy and pleasantly situated, convent,
ept to the Female Academies. Parents ana
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will be paid to Girls committed 10 Ills
care. EDMUND PENN.
Jan, /. 1851 w
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlFLD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Charles Nickerson and wife,
Bcthana and Mary Burnett, Petition for

CNarIcS NIGKtFSOH anu WIG,
Bcthana and Mary Burnett, Petition for
ps Partition.
Preston Glider and others.
5T appearing to my satisfaction that Preston
4 Glider, John S. Dodgen and Preston L. Dod-
gen, heirs and distributes Of the real estate Of
Jesse Glider, deed, reside beyond the limits of
this State, it is therefore, ordered that the said
Preston Glider, John S. Dodscn and Preston L.
Dodgcn, do appear in the Court Of Ordinary, for
the District aforesaid. on or before the first Mon
day in August next, to show cause, if any, why
The real estate of the ssaid Jesse Glider, decd,
should not be sold for Partition, or their consent
will be entered Of record. Given under my hand
at my Office, this the Cd day of May, 1851.
JOHN HILL, O.. Z. D.
Nav 5 3m 16
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July II
EdgafaId Earia!a y1sti;su3a.


rENIIE TRUSTEES Of this Insi.u,ioa, have
K the pleasure of anraar":rG Ia &c r.'':c,
that they have engaged as its PRINCIPAL, the Hcr.
CHARLES y. RAYMQ.iI!, II.,;eT whose
care and superintendent it vii b ri'e.lcd about
the middle Of September next. In Inc mean
time the buildings will BE- much enlarged. and
every arrangement made Cor the accommodation
Of large number CT pupils.
The Trustees arc ;nXini:s 10 establish Il tc-
male Ina:tution, which sM;,i! coarrald Tie conf
dcnce aad secure the patronage OF In, r"'ninrai-
ty at large
The most undoubtcd testimonials Of the snc-
cess and competency OF Mr.. RAymo%D as q Teach
rr have been furnished and they 4 mt lIcsi-
tate to recommend him and :lIc Institution 10
the support and entire confidence Of Inc public.
Mrs RAYMOND will have charge Of the Musi-
cal Department, and is crlinently qualified for
its duties For The details .hc Trustees refer 10
the printed circular Of the Pri cipa
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A Toast" Here's 10 in;@rnGl in
proremcats - as Dohis said when he
swallowed dose of salts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-14

FRAHc1s P1Gc, Of Indiana, his run
away from Mrs. Pigs, aud toar little
Pi,gs. The Boston Post says be is hog.
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At a webbing in church in Bath, Me-,
the parson having severa! persons 10 mar
~ said: after entering the !.o0sc, I'll those
WHO waited to be married, Will please
rise,' whereupon every single lady rre-
sent instantly arose from lhci. SEATS.
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A TALKING match lately "came off"
at New Orleans for five dollars aside. It
continued thirteen hours-the rivals being
a Frenchman and Kentuckian. The
bystanders and judges were all talked to
sleep, and when they walked up in the
morning, they found the Frenchman dead
and the Kentuckian whispering in his ear.
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Ladies' Dress Goods,
SNOWDEN & SHEAR
AUGUsTA,G Ga,

AUGUSTA, Ga. :.
HAvE now on hand. a beautiful supply Of
II LADIES DRESS GOODS, among which
are - ls.yi i5,T2.
French Printed Jaconets, of new and beautiful.
styles. s.s,
Rich Embroidered and Fancy Colored Grena-.
dimes, of the latest styles, "a s5-z:-,-. =
Whitc Dotted Swiss aluslins Cor Ladies' Dresses.
Rich Embroidered Cofored Muslins and Fancy
Bareres, .ost-
Superior White and co1orcd Greuadinc, and
Grape Shawls,
ladies' Worked Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Of
beautiful STYLES.
Ladies' French Worked Muslin Chhnasetts, Cel-
lars and Sleeves. 90 sS
Ladies' White Lace Scarfs and Mantillas. 50
LADIES' French Worked Muslin MantiIlassi-
Ladies' Iicm-stich Riyiere and French Lawn
Handkerchief,
With great variety Of other articles, to which
they respectfully invite the Intention ofthe4ades.
June 26 If 23
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A LUCKY Eo1roR.-The editor of a
Western paper, being about to start on
raulble in search of health and snascri-
bers, introduces his "sub" to his readers
in the following terms:
"During our absence cur paper will
not suffer, but, on the country, Will pro-
badly be much bettared. l'ur better
half, who has been pronounced hy a
competent judge 'the smarter man oi the
two,' will have jurisdiction pyeriS columns.
She is starnch Democrat. and ,le:idly
opposed to the new innovation on female
costume; and our only fear is, that when
we return our readers will insist upon
our going again:
A COOP REAso,.-.t:litz had Il bright
little fellow on the staiilt to assist '!im in
tie experiments" $"
"Sir," said the Signor, "Go you think |
could put the twenty csn: Y:eces which
that lady holds into ycu' cc"i 'os:.1ct:"
"No,' said the boy, confidently.
"Think notl"
al know you couldn't said the little
fellow. with great lirmness-
Why not!"
"Cause the pocket is al! torn or:!'
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EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Ei?.s .gsyStG::ss < IAt:22's A:s5:t::.s:'
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A PRETTY girl was lately ccmilainina
to q Friend that she bad Bad cold, and
WAS sadly plagued III nes lips by CHAPS.
Friend" said Cbadii'4 tner should
mover suffer the chaps to come near thy
lips"
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Sept 4, 1850.
Carriage Making.

Co., TKNHE Subscribers having
oAI Z engaged in the Carriage
S-fEEiT@TT making andreparing business
ssMl.s2S51ss3ssss in PottersNillc. near Edge
field Court House, for the ensuing year; would
respectfully solicit share Of public Patronage,
as we shall ndeavor to give satisfaction to all who
NAV favor us with their business they are also in
want of good wood workman, on Wheels, Car
riagc parts and Bodies, of steady moral habits,
none othcr.need apply. Good comfortable build
inrs can be procured, convenient to the shop for
men Of families, or boarding on reasonable terms.
HILL & WARDLAW.
N. B.-A good price will be paid for Lumber
f good Ash Oak, Hickory, and Poplar, Of as
ortcd dimensions, Ii. & w.
Nov 2S 1850 If f3
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})oetr1),
MY EARLY HOME.

sit alone-alone in thought,
And thronging visions come,
In rainbow tints of beauty caught
From childhood's happy home
o happy home! best boon below,
To passing pilgrims given;
First fountain spring cfjoy we know,
And ittest type Of Heaven.
How truthfully the dear ones rise,
AS mem'ry calls them up,
I'see the smiles and loving eyes,
Of all that kindred group.
Pm with them now, boy again,
My heart is light with JOY;
No anxious care of thought or pain,
Our blissful sports alloy.
Seated around the blazing fire,
With mirth in every heart;
Our mother dear and loving sire,
In merry plays take part.
Our simple hearts all nature love
The pretty birds and flowers;
The dancing brook and shady grove,
The sunshine and the showers.
And when at night we so to rest,
Our mothers prayer we hear;
IT'S thus We all with love are blest,
And nothing know Of fear.
We ask no Joy we cannot 6nd,
In this abode oflovc;
All is SO dear, so good and kind,
So like the home above.
Ny dream is o'cr-that early home
Lies mantlcd in past years;
But when my heart feels sad and lone,
When flow unbidden tears;
The faith and hope my soul assure,
That in the spirit land,
I'll meet again as angels pure,
That cherished household band.
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Nntlce.

NAelce.
TOUR MILES Of the Hamburg and Elgc-
L. field Plank Road being COMPLETED. is
now opened for the use Of the Public.
RATES OF TOLL
Wagons drawn by 4 or more horses, :. sc pr mile
do DO {" , do BE
do or Carts drawn by one do PC "
Carriages, &c, drawn by two do Sc
Horseback Travellers. s..............1c
II. 4. KENRlCK, President.
Hamburg, May %, 1851. If 10
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Tor Sheriff:

LEWIS JONES,
JOHN HILL,
THOMAS w. LANJlAM.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,
THOMAS J. DYSON,
WESLEY BODIE,
ALFRED MAY.
#. J. WHITAKER,
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For Ordinary.

WRIGHT. NJ. WHITE.
HENRY II. WRIGHT.
WILSON L. COLEMAN,
WILLIAM II. MOSS,
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"CAprA1N," said a ragged country ur-
chin to a city dandy with an immense
shirt collar, Captain, are you going to
haul manure to-day|
"No, you ragged rascal; what makes
you ask that question:
"Why, kase you've got such thun.
derin' big pair of side boards up.
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CANDIDATES.
Ecr Tay Collector

Fer Tax Collector
WELCOME MARTYR.
JOHN QUATTLEBUN,
B. F. GOUDEY,
f. w. BURT.
DERRICK IIOLSONBAKE,
ISAAC BOEES,
SAMPSON Z. MAYS,
ROBERT CLOY,
T.. A. BROOKS.
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WILLIAM I. PARKS,
HENRY II. HILL,
ELIJAH T. RAUCH.
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BAD TE1Ncs.-!An unfaithfur servant, a
smoky house, stumbling horse, scold-
ing wife, an aching tooth, an empty purse,
an undutiful child, an inccssant talker,
hogs that break through enclosures, a
dull razor, mosquitoes, and-a subscriber
that aroasl pay for lis pepper.
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New Commission House.

Edrcfeld C. IT., Mar II. 1851. If
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Y1HE FIRST SESSION commences '3cptenl-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-20

Compliment 10 .9msricaa Snip Build
erS.-i he baltimore Sun Of Monday
says-"An English mercantile house in
New York received by .he Pac nc orders
fro.n parties ia England to have cl.ppre
ship Of I,lO0 tons bG.il IN this country
he admirable running qualities Of M
clipper itue between our ports aud Sar
Francisco seems to have walked ~ III
English merchants. aud the receip, of
Such an order here IS q laciG acanaw,rjg
ment of the superior shHi If Amer. can
shipwrighls. We may also mention. -
another complimentary circumstance, tas
Fact tdat the British Government has
Chartered the American clipper ship Ro-
man, to convey troops TO Bombay.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-20

ga beautiful form IS better tbaa
beaulifaI face; beautiful behavior Is
better than beautiful FIRM. Il gives
higher pleasure than statues or pictures;
It Is the finest Of the fine arts.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-20

T''ae Is 4 ship which naver aaohore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14
;,2a WORCESTER PIANOS.

. :. W. l,,rt EcrY,ny Mirror. Octobsrl2, 1850
rSrrpis PIANO fORrES.- always affords US pecu'
w oh, 70 r. commend the good things Of modest
w 'e, Mrs,stry whose Piano Fortes are NOT sur aH
man !ist Wv ,os,run.ns manufactured IN this coun
passen y! .s..r ma. zone quietly ual he maylf
u M M, i Piano Forte masc.s; his instruments go on
Gaia ~, LIZ. k. a. turn them out Mr. W -
pfies az mr. tn wish purchase first rate instru
den! that they cannot 90 better than To
Esi' =, =. 80. lie ,y: Mr.. W. many customer during
Gu VI y .. aud have not heard tue hrst word VI uissas
u. ia =. r. a-aa- his Instruments or his prices
!, M. he Se York Commercial 1ldrer:iser
,-,t strains which truly yours speaks, came
g. .n,u,, threat: o; those wonderful pieces oil
.oown WoceSt.rs Pianos As We have more IMAM
me, eve ur H. next the melody OF the voice in loves
and most perfectly harmonious anu eio
~ ,oa,s I'm, We are accustomed 10 listen to-"
u T constantly supp with FULL and complete assortment OF
Worcester. Instruments at factory prices.
the touch anu tone OF ms IN
,pnen,s Mr. determined that they shall stand un
sd respectfully soici. examination from professors anna
.errs and tho public MoKhlo a bhul HEN,
Nav Il Lite Dnnker Morris, Woces,ers sole Agents
fF%o7, re Setc York Mirror, 18th JiIns lsoo1
WoRCESTER'S PIANOSWe take great pleasure IN directing
,pr attention 20 the For,es manufactured by Mr. H. Wor
because can conscen;ousy, knowing they VIII JUS
in rosewood and mahogany Of beauty and
EXQUISITE finish.
The New York Advertiser the Goth June $780, CO.
pies The above and says: =.
we great pleasure endorsing this testimony TO tho
beauty and finish OF Mr. Woesters Pianos we were
day. the evidences Of agreement between the
u5ic opinion the demand FIR Pianos OF Mr. Worces
ory and complete establish.
the I'm
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DIX. J. ). ROSES 80. ,,,,,
7 Err TED FAMILY MEDICINES. pREpAkEp III Ill.,"

~I"' SELF AT Ills LABORATORY III, .,n
VyuESE Medicines all OF high enuie AMI can DC hew
.e amin. the for which they are r-cnn
,rc the result medical practice of 'e a ~
Years II the civ Of Philadelphia ,,r.;,o Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Splitting OF B'o1d, BroEeh''s' anu @"
The Lungs. Price 50 cents .... .vrc NJ Scroilla.
~ Ro.es Alternative or Blood Purifier for the cure ~
oI crun,ions Liver Complaint Rheumatism Chronic pea
oi the boo' ,r.r
mr. Roscs Alternative SanatSc Pills for y billions
conditions of the system
hahs heng far superior all mcrcuria nd ar. se
ha p vegetable venigc Worm kiler-a s'ie d." sui"
Of Price Z, cents - ono M the most
pos.,a Daisdm This mixture ".e
;mnnrant medicines and should be kept IN ali ah'e 49,
.n cure for all bowel diseases Price - cents prc.e
Cnmponnda sure cure for Rie ~ rs ,,on the
nr Roses Magic MISUNDERSTANDING pdias u CT ~ ~
body. Price % cents r.nor,I dchitv, &c. Price
25 80. ,-,..,os or fenaies, and 4 substitute tor
abdominal supporters Price 81 cchs haze heen cu-ed by H.
nasren,,r commandments nave oee" e'.s ~ "
rice o. 10 all other hair preparations anu n's re-
Ii III ~ he great DR. Physc Price % Gems anu h.,
IT, al the various medicines ne IN, - - I,
,o, iv ami widely tested and proven ao ~ bss
no" iui diseases which they are aploPliaIei mas
enns - e sale of remedies FOR te afflicted, ABOVE a "'nel
p,"s g, nnnonnds bearing the SAM nd"t -, -
tho University OF ems! Gnu az
W. an,hsr Of the Philadelphia Medtca o'eie'
~ in Ss bv the following einiAe, Pnysie an.
WIS s NJ. bcsn in frequent coasutat1n WIN since
Wiol ~ I.oxe Gbsn1 James ad are me sreaI
N -, n aoye valuable family medic WIN pp ~ ~ Nh
Az o. hs % had OF rhs following Drjss- ~ L.op
directions can H ~ u & WOOD. ADE GRAY BENMETT
BEERS, H. X. Dc'""i - Ian. 2or2awly
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TALLY -IiD.


NS ceel Red race horse VIII stand The ensuing season Al ny
March, August lie wi! s25
discharged by the 53 within the s3J
parting with 81 10 the
Mares w. led siiu.s day .anl the creates.
taken of them responsibility will be incurred ,r
dents
PERFORMANCESThc splendid performances Of Tally o
we known throughout the need recital
Out which he when: colt he ve and only
the other 81 order His four mile
over the Union Course i II Which he proved victorious,
was pronounced By the New York Spirit Of The Tines ard by
IN. Turf Register o be the best IN America HIS
competitors Free Trade a BOs:nns Of the bs nacs tt
The Four heats all and The time oi tie 80 hrs
by hall second Than By Boston Fash.
the Course Free T3dc the fret hcd: 13
Tally lo he II i3E Dos;oaa the 81 72 and Taylio the
ih in $ l0L.
This time that Egyps challenge
the English TUT the Of the sporting world
In Belts Life London (,he highest racing
thorly) that the challenge should be accepted
Tally Io SHOULD be procured for the conesand confidently
d that he would prove tie best horses The Pa
sha's stud.
SIZE AND APPEARaNCE-Taly!o is fect n inches high,
and light chesnut color Ia form and make he exhibits great
an! capacity both for endurance and speed Ia tho language
of The Spin, the Times Iis propclng prolgious
and he has that in & which induces casual oh
believe that he ali day"
PEDlGREE To got by Boston out Of Tom Tough
her dam by Sir Harry by Spread Eagle d. BY King
ilerod gsg by Linays Ranger; Arabldn by
the Oscar H. rs The imported horse Vampire
GU = Col Carer Biaxon's k;a: Fisher
confidently believed horse country hoaF
purer pedigree. JAMES TALi.EY.
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NnurS,.s

IN consequence Of the loss % Groom onr for sale my JACK
nov e- years old lie proved hnse.i rcaraahy Hou7
49, s,. al .t,cr last h. haa served snNul'
- .nd good and his poI's @ a.
- sason are before The mulef ~ ms st are
nar aud good te1cr and The Jack Himself = ~
sn;fasscd for manasesbene'1 an3 es,n io HUH " WY ~
,o;nr ., ~ e to handle fhc gentlr.t horsr
Any i,rttcr information concerning bum CAT ns @ ~
dcssed 10 me Jere sinsc So;nway The JACK wa oe slow.
anu o o, t.I.rch n5,b SHARP CARTER
AflrhI -rEgI
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JOHN c. SHAFEE,

" ouD respectfully call attention 10 hi! stock OF Cloths CASH
and VesngI received and ted by hi self
European mporaions The portion his
Nesngs, entirely and de-
which ashnnaby and made poducesa beautiful effect
and gives dsinluc appearance 10 the wearer.
He prepared and make garments his patrons
American Spring styles tho mode Of the Partisan
I0n.ion
OF Back and Fancy Crava,s and Scars ID large
tho and patterns Also constantly
hand, beautiful LOT of Shirts, Collars Gloves &c &c.
S-dlm
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MERCHANDISE.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
rns heir spring stock Of DEY Go0Ds which is lar aid
consists u unusual variety, ~ part as follows:
Pain and hs'd Fouard Silks
French printed Bareses and Delanes
Canicleon Poiins aud Linen Iisires
PINK. hlGe AMI oransc Ginehsms
I.neIsh aud American Prlhis. n.% styles
White Grape and Ban, Sll,s
Emb' I'd Muslin I.cnors. new article
Cheek Swiss Gins ham, something beautiful
Wnj;e THU. and Lace Wells
Green api blue Ear,aes, um ~ 10 iOcts
Valencia silk and other Fesiinsa
New style spring Cassinercs
Cloth. d. various shades and unusually cheap
W,,ts anl fancy l.iien Drills
ma,k and co;ored summer Twedrs very cheap
W W;, e G,, e"io 1ai1 Sc s Mans A'"
Fans French and Spanish, some very nice
With Iu,; Combs spool Coos Turkey Red Cotton Riders
Lace Mis SILK and Xii Go;ss Umbrellas parasos SILK ard
(lu-. Shirts with every article usually found Dry oas
nor4e. all of w.io' WI o. sold low. rcn. - Nv
WESTON a, JONES,
CROcrRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 10, west Main Street.
IRAvE in store for sale - bags Java, ~, Iasuayra
j rs Rio 10 bales Moch, Coffee t:sksES
pac.ares Loaf, Crushed Ifaha!a'eo ana f"s 3s3
:, hhIs New Orleans and Porto Rico SUGARS
I nhas ts.ees AM hhl- ami sagir House Molass
~ hbis rGTe Clarified Vinegar
30 bose, spssn,' Aiaman,iac and Tallow Can,lios
!, % pya;I Starch
- 10 Cheee
3rl sides SIDE Leather
$40 Kegs assoue,. Nails
= noSes ,.unaow!er, Imperial and BsekIea'
- dozen Painted Pals
30 10 Blooms
So abis. Family Roe Ilrrrinss
80 10 No. ) Mackercl
. ,les Cotton Yarn and Candle Wick
10 eross Masons Backing
$50 boxes Glass
Rice
10 hhds Bacon, Sides ann Shoulders
10000 crsars, various qualities
r.. Grouai and Grain Pepper, Fancy Soaps
Bar Lead, Shot, &c.,&c. March l-ciw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14

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TIME partnership heretofore subssing between Mr. VIM Barrel
Richmond, Virginia and The undersigned, operations
places West,
3ls Of December last encefoh all business
and authority, viii be
for his account, and or his responsibility.
Feb l9-cwiw ALEX b. BARRETT, Henderson, kentucky
NOTICE.
THO WIN. D. WHTLOCKE Nathan J. b. Whi,locke, Robt f..
i Whlocke. Andrew ) whiocke Mrs. Mary Moseicy who
Mary D. Whlocke Mrs Martha Page who Martha Whit,
locke. You hereby informed that administrator Daniel
Turner deceased have hands small amount due each you
which will paid you application through ddy
authorized agent. GEORGE TURNER.