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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

TODINE Iodias 81 Potash; IDxIlas of nlerou-
Il ~ and sIoafde of Iron. Isos sale BY
q 81 j 9l Is ] r.,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
TO the Public.

10 the fuDllCs
We the undersigned have ia use ono of Ma
sons Endless Chain Pnnlps We are pleased
with them and reconafnen them 10 the public
rs q great saving of labor and not liable to get
out ss5f order. g. B. MA LONE.
TT 4 M A N
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

11Ee Best 11enseasf ever lslsOgos b Mn.
II sOR Coughs, Asthma, Coide, Group, Bronchh.
A is, Influenza; Bleeding 81 tho Lun0b, Diff
sulty of Breathing, Liver Affection: Pain or
Weakness Of the Breast o. Side, First stages Of
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

r. O. BI.IENETT,
AEATs c. w OR RELI4,
HENRI D1GKINS0N.
Forfurther inf fina tioil app j. To- ale s.
Afurdock Agents, or t0
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
! groceries! Gr0Ceriesi.


Jan. 10th. 1851 Gov.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

AGENT ron C. ID. S.
Columbus, Mss Sept. 7ta 1850.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

Mobile, January, 1851
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

COLUMBUS, Miss.
Sept. 10th, 1850. 22-tf.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

Wanted old Gold and Silver. in exchange
large and well-selected stock of Goods IN his
line, and Workinen to do all kinds of work con-
neeted with the Watch and JewelrY business
that his former customers and the public general
w will find it for their interest ID give him call
j. a. L,HOMMEDIEI,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
Bank Note List,

H IN accord lance With prom q we
made two weeks since, We have com
phfd the following Bank Note List,
YhEch, We q re persuaded, viii prove
Of great Ealde 10 the business portion
Of our read Rs We have gathered
It from the most reliable sources: with
no small am unt Of labor, and have
spared no Il ins tq make it correct.
w shall pa lish it about once each
mehth, with such alterations as the
huf tFations in the Money Market
! render necessary, 10 pres nt a
tru E staten ent. The Tenn dssee
Ban ks are omitted, as their condition
il b well I'D 9Rn as to render re-
capitulation unnecessary. The B inks
are placed n alphabetical erde b, as
thd nalnes appear on the bill. Banks
nod named ii this List, should be
rctilseli. n most instances We have
ON tted thew ork Bank afteT the
laihe, Th4 letters o aud '5t' mean
s'is;; and 4!g means Jqa&lag
Nq design collecting and pul lish-
inf in a snort time. a descriptiJ IN Of
fh4 counterfeits which have beer put
il circulation on Banks in uhic the
feI ple Of Ibis section Of the J-uiaa
are Immediately interested. We viii
fndeayor to make a .fH repor tit
slaH lie eorreci.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
Hohenxatiern are exempt from the
operations Of this tax.

Hohenxatiern are exempt from the
operations Of this tax.
The Queen of Bavaria has arrived
at Berlin on visitto her father the
rlnce Wilhelm Of Prussia, who is
seE ereiy IL.
The foreign Office had been offered
ito Count Aiyenstcven, who is eX-
|pefted to decline the offer r 1t is
sta ted that Baron Monteferes, posi-
ton as premier is rntenable.
PoRTvGL.-Letters to the ODD
ult. announce the return to the Ia
gus Of Commodore Martins squad
ron. The claims Of. the Marquis Of
ADDE'S to the peeIage had been re-
Jected. In the debate on the claim,
SPEECHES Of great y iolenee were made
by the Duke ,5aldania and the Mar
-quis of Thomas. ).
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
IouIsIlNA.

a'chalayla X K sebkgI Co.. .'.woTthless
pahk OF Louisiana, NJ Nv Orleans. good
90 OF Orleans -. ,...,.... clos d
Canal Banking Go. lew Orleans. cool
Corrollton X. r. < Bkg ICo. -. do
1i'izens liahk OF Louis ana. -. closed
Cliy Bank of New Orb ans. -. mood
Consolidated Associated . clos d.. .,rloab,lnI
Exchange S Blg co. \. closed
Gas Lighi Biz CO. \ O....>... mood
Improvement / Bkg CO \. @. -wort5les,
Louisiana State. n. o. ...... nonl
Mechanics .'Fraders'. h. O..... i,
Merchants. Y. o.. woy,bl4ss
Planters BIZ df n. O. .....do
Union BA Of Lila, n. O ,.......... GOOD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
from he Lllleola JonruaI.

Z YIN tftt I4ffttpt1t ~ VtfI ftttts
Mr.. EDEToR.-I See in number
Of your paper, Dec. 18th, 1880, an
other communicate n, ovtr the sigma
ture Of that same Old half century
deserving some notice
Ny only apology for negl Fcting to re-
ply Till now, il my eng agement in
other business.of more inl portanee-
In tbs I may take whatd yer course |
choose, Tor there is net lie slightest
Nope of an answer. Our Observer
has declined controversy. Some of
our readers may wish to know why
! viii ci.c them to his com munication,
now under Considerations for his own
reasons. Can't lie exp ected, Mr..
EditQr, that any one possessing nice
religious CONSCIOUSNESS VI ould like to.
engage ii a religious controversy
with one who would deliberately en-
dorsc and justify SUI h double dealing?
surely | think not b connection
with the above. qaptatldn Observer
uses the terms Hypocrisy, tnckery,
prem8dliated, decelt, and the ike :.
lis nice re.igloaB co1 sclousnesS'
h0WeFar recoifi ae ne tef Fms M 'fanau-
cal, Aliss ocflf. &c, out I 4n use any
Of those mentioned aooff, II rela-
ilon le@s g9og men as M 45ell' with
a 7 lislots grace fafFly To Pc sulpass-
el. AiF- f-'isof, J our f4auerS can
als rover to ~Aon . hseH. # intended
thq words, f..'|1i s. am J4F kly 10 De
aplf llad- Cas- used Up tilq sentence
abe re qao4eJ) ba5' fnay 2 at some
io 10 A3oS' 70 ''iio,li ne ne Iill'o,iae4 70
apll ~ JRe |of'.5 4dH1 ~ f'o't''s @fts-
~ eoaree.eA WIN 1'Isg, l.. :. .foy,
'g 4. z. s,l4'49'|' fgsl1eIa.le Jlqa4
gf. ~ reference lR n my 4 RlrSt artlele'
a T.. 7 rom l.i4' '24i - = u; io1V, It
e tlsi'oyefsl ID \ I, III + liver q >
f''lloh Lay = + y ~, ~ ny :, =
IS. e-'', s'.s' .'i''s f. +: me- :,i'9
tDtlHe t0tfS WlJtllH AlGI llIlllt9 d8t1ilSt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
A==a
NEw YoRK, April HOP. m.

iVesl ''iiNi O'iq'ld' 11YIielo VI hHedt
and flour demand an advance on-ex-
listing. prices, and American wheat,
/ inc a l mixed, is selling at Gs I'D.
Cor n 32s ! 32s Cd
PRO PRISONS. Beef lis steady in
price, with a Moderate business doing.
There is i:air inquiry for Pork, and
the stock is much reduced. The
sales d bacon show prices high.
Lard IS firm at 42a47s. Cheese
sells readily.
Tall u is dull. Ashes dull.
AasiM .S1ofes.-Nothins in ter;
Resin without chang E; TuGpentin4
IS Cd d 6sld. Freiglts dull without
any prospect Of Improvement.
The steamship Pacific 4rIiyedSun-
day the 3lst, The Citylof Glasgow
arrived in the Mersey at 2 z. n.
1.-THE same day.
i The Atlantic has been removel To
IIarkin9o4's lock, and infinitely Ell
Iamined i Y 4 number Of scichitifE
men: all Of whom reported her It.3 bb
in a perfect state.
4 Tie political news IS. not Of slaucli
Iimportahdc either from England oE
1.-THE continent.
4 The I4ondon Gazette s,4ea!zs With
|2ssoranto that The prI4ent CabineE
twill be dompletely clla8ged Or senE
Italy m@5liiieil, So as t44comd bef5rl
Ithe PUBLIC asia refrm a(lminisi l;ltiolt
/ in a few months, or ptthaps i fYE
i Weeks a cabinet mus il be C rnlett
Which viii regain more ban The ,sesI
Ient enc did, Or the past!oa widhItEd
Iaaricultgafsts, coionistE and sLilI
owners.
! The Russell Minis rB+ hold tLei4
position a'nd 3re Sett;hd through It'd
tthe bu4inb ss Of Parli+ileat with tolH
cradle 81 cess. /
4 The budget vas diFcI' sselh Cd FIJI
"a y in / i a45 ernoon, alI, rcsQl lti9aH
for the r come tx welf agtd 4 teI
A poweF fFl Pap;I leHa' Ee has been
formed p LoA,ioa, and 4tpreheh sion.s
3re ent esftainel -t1lat ho immense
number oI lofeignet3 noE in kln4laal,
are cdnFsileflng a revolutl on5Ty-
scheme, Ehlch IS 70 ddYe!oPc Itself
during be great exhibition. Iho
matter was brought b ei9re 1allla-
menp ahq IN. reply to the niq1lry
proppseNl TO tAe members q thf Cab
met, as$uranf ICES were glYen.that the
Cove Eminent was prepa red ioi any
emerEehcE
FHAN CD There is nothing q fspe-
cial ! htdrdst from Paris. Things re-
main quiet bat d feeling Of anxiety
amounting t4 alarm pre- Falls res p4ct-
ing I e progress Oh lhe f |, fliill-
.eiPie7 M tlie ca9illegaha (leI'1fihi eif.s-
/ ne pIQCqiECrS UenGEtdI ; mousse, III
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29

The CiaHd lqoga -lRecrh's1,
in a We'll vritten 4rdcle, advocate
the propr1 ety Of ruF lning a candida /
for each and eYerE Office, howeyf
large j majority the Re may be againR
Us or Slim the pro pect to elect
With no dispositi;9n to join issue wild
the 1.7cub5tv, We, nevertheless, cap
not admit that theI force OF his re
marks apply to our particular local.
ty: bit to the reverb c. Our diliical
ty, in a general wayl is a multiplicity
of candidates for tine same Office
We seem ID lack nothing in that Sort
of clara7rq1 We hdy same disBosi-
ten over h plo to Sc I've the lea Pe5
pie. DO y4u doubt it, friend I'D rer-
Fsey2 If $ b look at our list. YolF
only asked I5r enc eAndilate 10 dacil
Office, nd va furnish two, and ; strong
Probability IF seyer] | more, ere it !
.bng. We guess Of b Lined In can
ilease youJ If candle ates viii satisfy
dour CRAVINGS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
A. I I. BIER NV. editor.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEl I. VII. TROUSDILn ID.

40 Soldier Of Tallaha,chee. Tal1aFlaqa.
'efPsacola. lhe Glorious nigh, Of she o3l
'efember, 1911, The 9Th January, 815;
Pi The Forks OF WilhlacoocLle; TIC Three
Fai Ties Of The Wahoo Hammoek, l7.h,
o'f' aad : 81 November. l836s.pf Con
ferns of cherubusoe, Of M,Idq del
fef ,.and Of Chepuitepec, in f843.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29

GThc q.lthn ia Slick Wa tel
Navigation Con4 |any, having re
solved to build the works witt
bought labor, haY E purchased q nc
plad ed at work ab but fifty negro Is
They calculate III employing / 4
hanIls, to be ahle to complete Tx
NECESSARY improve ents 10 the nasi-
Cation Of Duck River within twc
yeas; they Lave gents out buy hs
han rs. The following statement II
the commencGmeII Of the FORK, IIr
ran8emcnts and fluctuations Of A.
turd operations, y e take from thc
Maury Intclligencdr, furnished b. III
officer Of the cen pany FOR publifa
ton
"In answer to \ our inquiry I dn
only say that the work c6ianenceC
about ten days>agd. The company
now have Il hand5 employed in PIE
pairing cedar tilnbet for the locls aba
dams. Col. Rob4. Campbell abe
John Cox, lea herb this morning III
the markets Of South Carolina, Y f.
GINA. &c, with fuHds Of tie comlEa
NY to purchase so or 70 more hand Is
50 that in the cppfHb Of a NORTH lrdn
this time the comIhny viii have $t
hands engaged Il pom the work. \
They hive contracE ted for the bui4l
ing Of i saw mill, 4 0 make the plalRl,
and other sawed lumber required
about the works, Which viii, be com
pl6ted by the middle Of June. Syl
vanus Ld5lrop, I'D, the Eng adel
of the company, isEto be here by The
10th ofhJune, Ito point out The pie
else spod where Il DO first lock al I'D
dam Will be built 4 nd to direct al ID
superint4nd the vi rk. Before lea =
ing Pitt1burgh he will procure ibI
the company such tools and Other
articles as theY wiz need from thht
market.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29

fsgA mistake occurred in the
q mmumicatiPn Of {(f- H'I klrk-
I,1d which ,Fe publis bed ayfew weeks
since. in Tho amount subscribed b.
Fl,ton. It should h hive been $500
instead Of 7I500.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29
GE0RHA.

Augusta Insurance < bkg Col .-..... goot
Augusta Bridge Co. ....... WORTHLESS!
Bank Of Augusta, Augusta ..-..... goof
do Of Brunswick. (femoyeq 10 Au-
g0sla) /. :. ,....... do
Bank Of naldJgeviIIe,closing. ,...... do
do of L rrien branches -. worthless
do Macon ...,..e $3.50. !. do
Bank Of the State Of Georgia, Sa-
yannah, ( branches. ........ good
Bank If ST. Nary s,Columhus. -. do
Belfast Mining Co. branch WORT less
Cenlral-Rl r. 4 hks Co. .....,... good
Cauqhoochie r. r. hkg Co. worih 9ss
Central bk, Miiledgevilie. .. .-cIosed
Columbia Ok. Columbus wort less
Commercial blk. Macon. L. doubtful
Farmers h. Cauahoochic- wen bless
Georgia r r ( 5kg Coz. : !. good
sIawkinsyile 3D. do
Marine 4 Fire INSURANCE co, SaVan-
nah ......-..-.: 800 - -. 90
Mechanics b. Augusta. - - 90
Merchanis'b. Macon. go. ...... t'2u Ptui
Merchants < Planters, Augista WORT IissS
Monroe i. r. < bkg Co.. ..e...d DIP
Ocrnucee. Macon ........dP
Planrers', Savannah. .~..- .......+dP
pit,rnix. Columbus 49,. I'D
Planters Mechanics. dP
Rtdkers,ille H,g Coz. doubtful
lyaster,. Rome. -. ...... .... worthless
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29

CTrpen peas are now NefEed aI TEe
taverrs and boardiug houses in Sal
vannah
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-29

SaH lytHs al Iuaif3s ef.-}ir,
Easterbrook, formerly Pres dent oil
tie Knoxville u iyersity, says tie
Mobile Register, has been Engaged
in sinking wen IN Aaders on Co,
East Tennessee, andhas succeeded
in reaching bold stream of salt
water, at a depth Of about $40 feet.
Tubes have been ordered and all
possible dispatch will be employed
to commence the manufacture of
salt. The well is surrounded by a
dense forest Of heavy timber, and
is within one or two hundred yards
of inexhaustable coal beds, so that
fuel will ever be clleap. Other
" ellis will be sunk, and TIM prospect
now is that a hitherto undiscovered
source of wealth Ii East Tennes
see is about 10 be unlocked.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
MAYORS COURT, Oct. 20.

PETIT LARCENY A negro named Cornelius
examined upon the charge OF stealing two three
bonnets from A. Carpenter Is Co. Pearl street. The
case being fully made out, the rogue, who is slave,
sent below Tor correction. Another slave, named Al
BERT also concerned in the larceny committed till
tomorrow, for want of evidence.
DIsoRDERLY.-A white man named George Alexan-
der behaved very dsorderly in the neighborhood of the
Old Ma ket Saturday night. He obtained horse, aud
whilst intoxicated, rode into citizens house. In
dong so, he endangered the life of child standing
the door; and upon a OF the Emerald Isle
present expostulatng with him, he commenced
furious assault upon him. The watehmen lodged MIR.
Alexander in the cage and the Mayor this orning
committed him to Jail to answer for the offence at the
next term OF the Hastings Court.
VIM. Jones white, gave security in the of $500
for espassing upon the premises oil Mrs Mary Burton
Saturday night. The prisoner likewise charged
with throwing stones Mrs. 8 s house.
Philip Merrymau, white, appeared 10 answer COM
plant lodged by Martha Stevenson, who stated tina {
Merryman to her house on Cary street Saturday
night about o'clock aud because she would not adm
him broke the railing OF the porch and attempted 10
strike her. He gave security in the SUM OF $500 to
keep the peace.
A nero man named Coy was sent below for cor
reetion Tor threatening to set fire to the house OF a
colored namet John Smith, VINO lives near
Mayos Bdge.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
THIS SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

We learn that since the adjournment of the Demo.
cratic Convention, held in this own 3st week, it has
been ascerained that error committed IN
counting the votes, and that Mr. Robert H. Glass, and
not Col. Me 9earmon, received majority of the
votes.
Some difficulty, however, we understand arises
from the adoption, after the announcement OF the
vote, of a resolution, that Col. Mepearmen be the
unanimous nominee of the Convention.
farther difficulty as we are informed, grows out of
the FACT that several gentlemen, friends of Mr. Glass,
who reside out of the corporation limits, but do bus-
selves classed as country delegates and thas cast a
larger vote than they would have been entitled to, as
town delegates. We are not able at present to say
which of the two gentlemen interested is to be the
victim in December.-Lyucb Ttfginian.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
Caw y AFR AIR a


DISTRESSING CAsUALrY- DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN EN-
DERs.--L becomes our painful duty this morning to
recoraa most distressing casually, which occurred
yesterday afternoon, in building on the Dock, and
by which our old and esteemed f2ow-townsman,
JoHN ENDERs, Esq. lost his life.
1t is known to most of our citizens that Mr.. Enders
had, within few years past, erected several commo
dlous brick warehouses the Dock, and that at the
time of his death, he experimenting the erection
of one two others, equally comnodous About
o'clock yesterday afternoon he repaired to one of
these buildings in his usual health Wishing to in
spect the progress made by the builders, desringto
give some directions to tue workmen, he attempted
10 reach the second story of the building byza ladder
resting on the basement floor and extending to the
second story, Whllsascen,Ing the ladder, and when
the rounds gave way, he lost his balance, and was
preclpatcd to the basement below. Possessing
large and perty person. and being nfrm with age, the
fall resulted In the almost instantaneous death OF Mr.
Enders. Several physicians were on the ground few
minutes after the occurrence OF the fatal accident but
all their skill proved Of avail the spirit had fed.
The remains of Mr.. Enders were borne to his
dwelling house; the sad intelligence flew like light
ming through the city, clothing the faces of all with
sadness, and producing marked Impression
Mr.. Enders one OF our oldest aud most opu
lent citizens lie Justly esteemed for untiring
energy, rroblty aud public spirit his DEATH there
lore, the city has lost OF It's most useful citizens.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21

~ MORRIs& CO., (socoassoRs TO D. PAINE
q d Co.. Managers Of Lotteries.
We have again the pleasure of announcing to the
public the arrf OF two more magnificent prizes sent
10 thu ~scncy. On the ed of August we sold to
~nlzen OF Richmond the whole Of the capital of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and on the next day we returned, for the want of
purchaser, the whole Of the grand capital of FORTY
agency in the short space OF 80 days amounng to
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSANDS
DOLLARS !! In addition 10 tn sc, we have sold
since the first OF August, prize of 5000 1000 1000
and numerous smaller ones. Let it be remembered
these prizes have all been sold in lotteries under the
OF F. Morris & Co More of the same sort
can De had and 10 obtain them direct your orders to
F. MORRIS & Co. or
G. w. PURCELL. Richmond
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
MURDERS AND ACCIDENTS.

Thomas Davis, rgger. living in Charter St, Just
returned from California murdered his sister to day,
aged 90 because she had married contrary to his wish
es He cut her throat, and tore out her wndppe, in
fit OF dairium tremans She beautiful girl, and
the deed has saused great excitement. The murderer
was ares
man named Oven Sullivan, living in Atkinson
street, beat HE VIE deapa last nght, and has since
fled.
new bleck Of four taree story brick dwellings, on
Pacific street, Brooklyn, &mbled down last night
Fortunate Iy no one was hurt.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21

Persons who write daily for the press find themselves
constantly prone in the hurry oil getting Their thoughts
upon paper, words importing just The opposite
of what they intend. Thus, we yesterday, by strange
obliquly lkened an influx of foreign goods into this
country to an ebb tide meaning Of course fond
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21

Dr. Avere,t addressed the citizens of Dauvile on
Monday the 18th. and Mr.. FIournoy replied to him on
Wednesday the 18Th inst. The Register in abiding to
Mr.. F.s effort says:
awe enjoyed the pleasure OF hearing Mr.. FLoUrnoy
opon this occasion, and in common with ALL who were
fortunate enough to hear him. We're ener4ined with
one OF the most brilliant and orci5e stump oratons to
which it has been our pleasure to listen; We never
heard him speak with such thrilling eoquence, nor
argue with su CHI force and power"
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
TELEGRAPHED
THE SYRACUSE TREASON.

AUBURN, N. z, Oct 70.
Judge Conkln this morning required all the parties
arrested for participating in the late outrage in SYRIA
cuse tog give baor their app at the next
Of the U. S. Court at Buffalo, on the 2nd Tuesday in
November The offence with which the parties stand
charged is msdemeanour, not treason.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
ED.

In Brunswick, on the 26.h ult., DIR, JNO. FIELD,
aged 81 years Dr. Field was eminent physician,
and a gentleman OF great worth of character
In Brunswick, an the 4th inst Mrs. REBECCA
ORGAIN consort OF Dr.. John Ofgan
In Brunswick, on the 9Th INST. Mrs Mary w Gregg,
wife of Capt. VIM Gregg, 60 years of age.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1851-10-21
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
REGULAR SALE nANe

- REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS 4 SATURDAYS.
the above named days will sell at public aus
mencng at hali-past O'clock variety of ni.celIo
neous goods, such the following
tURNIIURE.--Cabnets Wardrobes 5ideboards
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs Of every STYLE and PATTERN
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding DC.
ALS0-A large otof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with CLOTH. Cassmeres, Sattinets Vest
lngs, FIannels, hleached and unbleached; domestic
white and brown |. Linen, Table Covers, oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
sonabie ready made clothing Boots and Shoes
silk, wool and waterproof Hats cloth and glazed
Gaps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Masons Challenge Backing
friction Matches, Clocks and an endless variety
Perumery and Fancy Goodsof every description
NH ALEX NOTT
MIGHT SALES, NIGHT S4LflS,--Op
"a MONDAY evenia g. the 30th September. At haf
past o'clock my store opposite the City Hotel, /
will commence my Night Sales and will continue
them during the season. at which time will be sold from
the shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Cloths
CassimeIes, Vestbgs, Cslicoes Alpacas Irish Linens
Cashmeres Musns, Shirtings, Casirets Fanneir Pins
&c. &c.
;, HARDWARE & CUTLERY.-superior Ivory
Handle Knives and Forks, Isl pieces Buck Handle
Knives and Forks per dozsn, Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, Walters, Pocket and Cardsd Knives, Scissors,
Razors, ThmbIes, Braces, Bits &c.
FANCY GOODS-Lades' Writing Desks snd
Work Boxes Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes,
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons, Dressing,
Tuck a and Side Combs, Backgammons Rszors Strops,
Hair Brushes, Money Purses, Family and Pocket BIZ
bie IS, Playing RI gyy Cards Paper, Re.
IEWELLERY-Fn Patent Gold Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers, full eweled Gold Cylinder do.
els Silver do BTeastpins, Gold Guard Chains Gold
Fob do, Steel Chains, Cameo Pms, Bracelets Lar