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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

"a 4 man csln ind Eowl ere 20 < "a a sayiuE
BuIsk Ne by Empty Ing bis purse iutI biz ! cad
knosle'ge i the beet cnPiiai be car possess u
10 at bis command every moneut and always n
boVe laf.-Dk. FAANKLs.
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o. = OF INTEREST z.t
TO Merchants, Clerks, Teach
erS. students nnd (fH .KIPn.


n US1' 1'iIUBLISHED-A NEW AND COM
~ PLETE SIT Of RULES by which Hli the
iundimfutul operations Of Arithn,pt ray be-
periuimed IN GR Incredibly H,ort spaee ef lint
TO recon master OF them will Iequite not
mute th an a couple hours study o any GOO
s.und mind; and the student will thereby he EN-
Hbicd TO Add, Subsiract, Multiply or Divide in
any Enm no matter OF how many figures, more
accurately, (indeed, 6goRshs posIibiHiyo q an e
ror } irahsn one. .9gTtt The time Uiui'.d ia tie
old system.
Rules for the Calculation OF Interest
which will work ont the intefesIaI my rate upon
any SUM- with the utHoHt accuracy. aud sii3plisi
~ iuily equal to all the other operations by this,
and ly superior TO all course in Ihe old plun.
Together, these loIm the most complete Treatise
on ,lic science OF numbers ever issued-and are
nca lcuably valuable To all men from tneir never
ailng accuracy, and To business men from the
immense amount of iime hey save from the IN 'st
wearisumc deuil of business life. Particularly
ought ihey to be in the haEds of Merchants and
Clerks. Teachers aud Stu den.s, and young nun
porerallv
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! /! OYSTERS /! =!

M RS. DIVINE has opened her Oyster Saloons
W. and 10 now prepared to furnish Oysters IN
the beet and al styles. Her table will always BE-
found ladened with all the luxuriss pertaining to
an Oysttr table.
Ind iss Saloon up stairs.
Oysters furnishrd FIR palties and private fami-
lies by the can or half can '.g
NoVeiabsr 3, 1854
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~ OaU Come Osa.


A LII our old customers (and thaRks be to
~ them their names are Legious) and ~
many more us can in any visc mike il conTe-
nsnt The more the merricr The more cuSto-
me,s we have the cheaper we can afford to sell.
'rw dollars worth sold at ten per cent. proht, n
better than one at twenty per cent. This 10
our plan may good, aud short prgfs.
We have the bast winter stock we ever had
u general aud almost universal variety, too ls'
ious to enumetate but not too many 10 shSw,
Come on then, we are very throng but shalt be
very glad ~ ace you all.
Most respectfully,
WOOD j. SMITH
gSCadiz, Octobe, l3, 1859.
AILs cons taatly on hand best make at
WOOD and SMITHS.
HDOPES, bed cor dc and lines vt
rs WOOD and SMI rli'S,
ROCERlES, all kinds onstintly an hand
eTpt WOOD and SMITHS.
p. S. We take especial pains that eur gro
celisS shall be OF tho lst quality.
.CtADDLES, brides, harness &C., Of every
kind, furnis he'd to order on the shortest no :
uce,by WOOD anc SAllll'
(tARPET BAGS, carpet crash, oil cloths for
doors and tables at WOOD SMITHS
NTEI.VETS, fancy for childrsas wear. also all
v coIors Of hannols for chIdrsns werr aud
trimmin xs, vt - WOOD & SMITHS.
UMBRELLAS. at ..'........
u WOOD and SMITHS.
4 NOTHING ofall kinds on hand or furnished
Z J or nj ade OH the shortest II otc q and war
rantedto reLdor complete satisiActio
WOOD and SMITH.
GNOFFEE NJ ILLS ist quality at
WOOD and SMITHS.
~ UEENSWARE in sets on ,Ay way, at
" WOOD and SMITHS.
SILK We lvet, black and in colo7 at
WOOD and S.hITfI'S.
TTINE FAMILY FLO UR, fresh al all ,iue.
and Il wheel barre W to lend, at
WOOD g. SMITHS.
CnaizO ctober l3, l 1852.
II BIT shawls, wool shN Is, all cofors snt
prices Mt WOOD Il SAIrlfS
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New Fall and Winter Goods
S. q TF. M'FADDNM

RE receiving tho largest stock OF Gouds the,
/ have ever Offered to the public ol Harrison
1 h county Our goods were purchased n the
most favorable terms. aud compritiu. English,
German, French. India and American MAJ ulac-
ture.
Their stock being very extensive, the most ns.
ridiuus cannot fill in briug please :. The atcn-
lion Of the public is invited 10 examine this mag
ifccpt stock before purchasing elsewhers.
Cadiz. October 7 1852.
ENRESIl TEAS, GunpowdeT. Imperial, Young
IIysua and Olong Teas, OF the latest npors
lations. Fresh and fragrant. The lovers OF thI
delightful beverage are invited to t,y cup and
be relreshcl. 1t is kept constantly by
S. and ii. McFA DDEN.
Move mber 3, l852.
.StILKs, Rich Brocade, plain and figured Silks
> OF the latssts les, at a small advance on he
eastern Prices,at
TNRENCH Merinocs. Inibit Cloths, Alpacas
4 plain and printed De Ii ines. for faIo cheap,
at 8. & H. McFADDEN'S.
DAY and Empire State ShHwls, selling ycry
I'D fast. ut S. Il II. McFADDEN'S.
EHANCY Silk Bonncts, beautiful trimmed Bon
nets, Silks, Rit bons, and Artificial Flowers,
to behold amounts TO purchasing. To be seen At
). l. II. McFAn nDEN'S.
INARPETING, three ply. Brussels Patterns, In.
grain, Venetian, and Listing Carpeting -
Also, Rugs, Mats, and Floor Clio h, in good varie
Ity,ut S. g. H. McFADDEN'S.
nLACK, i'iovn, and DrAb Cloths, TWecdS, ar,
ID FhnneIs, at reduced prices, at
S. & II. McFADDEN'S,
DLANKETS, W.oI.n Yarn. Lambs Wool
ID FIese. Buckskin Gloves and Mitts, and Com
! forts, Mt prices not to he grumbed at, by
| s. II II. McFADDEN
| NS BAGS prime Rio Coffee. the best in town
! ZeD for Enle, wholesale aud retail. by
s. & II. McFADDEN
! TNlSII Oil. Port Wine, : ole Leather. and Mack
\ ereI. for sale by S e. II. McFADDEN.
DAY WATER-The la test rtisle for the tois
knoua, for sale by
/ s. & IT, McFADDEN
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faSaaaes'y.

MRs. DIVINE has just received the larxes
lEE and best variety Of PERUMERY I've,
Offered in Cadis, consisin in part Of The follow
ing:
Hauel's Chrys.alins Ok Morrow,
Pomade PhiIocome,
TayIo's E'nehcnt PaImyrsrs Sssp,
iiule, Antique, i
Rtau Oil, genuine, ..a a.uEs
TaylUrs celebrated Wssh DalI.
ChriStian's Pure Psral Powder, stsa.
Cologne. a.aaY. sEE
Hausl's highly psriumsd Windso1. soar. .4 Sc
4Wb u HE HAS NJ. DIVINE
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-11-17

After which time will keep an Office in Ca
liz ror the purpose of receiving taxes until the
Goth day OF ofDecembcr, 1852.
All persons who have performed labor en- the
highway in discharge oftheir road tax will be re-
qnircd to produce the Super visor's cerihcats fol
the same. l <}Nt
D. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
Cadiz, september 8, 1852.
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FENIIE amount ofPer centagc levied on each
hundred dollars OF valuulinn on the taxable
property in the several Townships in said Coun.
ty. for the wear A. y. 1852, isas (uiows:--

The Borough OF Cudiz pnysa Corporation Tax
of7l0 OF n mill or cents on the Sl0D Of vulul.
tion. R. X. PRICE, Auditor Of Harrison CO.
September 6, 1859.
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JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT or
GENERAL A. JACKSON,

Engraved by 7. B. WEIGH, Esq., attsr
the original portrait painted by THOMAS
SuLLI, Esq.
I'Eis Portrail will be match E,r the Wask-
ington, and il in every respect "a we'll Sot ny.
Price S.. 90 per copy. Address ma abs'H.
October i3, lS5l m #
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NOTICE

Is hereby Hiven thar | will attend at the usual
pnce of holding Elections in ths several town.
ships of Harrison Cosnty for the purpose Of re-
ceiying said taxes, as follows:
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D. cow EN-
LEWIS LEWTON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
ENTILL lRACTlCE in Harrison and The adj.
w joining Counties. Collections, the busi
ncSs OF Executors aud Administrators, Guartllans
aud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement nl
Estatec, aud all other business entrusted to his
nrc,s will receive his promptattcntion. Ofce in
tho old stand, opposite Banelt'I IIOtel
oct29-lT @ .
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Premium Clothing Store.

A y. MOORE Tar procured he service Of
n four of the best workmcn in the est and
Is happy to say to his friends that he is pre-
pared To do better work than is done In any
similar establishment in tho country, he assure,
his friends that all his ex ensive stock ofclothns
Is got up BY himself and not one dollars worth
oi eastern sop shop work is in his store, moth
ing but what ha warrants be Of the best MIA
teral and unrivallcd in TO work mansbip.
Oe;ohor 10, 1859. A.F. MOORE.
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New Hagerstown Academy.

' ME winter, session of this institution COM
1 mencrs on the first Wednesday of Noypm-
her un Ter the superineldence and instruction o q
the Rev. VIM LAVERTf n gm1uale of Wash
ington College. He prosecuted his professional
Studies Mt trinceton. Mr.. L. brings Ihe hig chest
etshmonials OF scholarship arr "ttor qualifca
lions for teaching an aciilcny, rom the Faculty
Washington Collegc--from the Hon. II HI.
Leavitt--fnd the Rev. Mr.. Cominss, ofSteuhen-
vile. lie has also had considerable expert en:e
in eIchmg. r. BROWN,
Sep. %. l852--3t. IRE e. of the Board
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Final Accounts.
Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that tksir will be a
lV petition presented to lhe COmmis sioners ol
Harrison county, ut their next session, for ths 10
cation of county road 40 feet wide, to run ms
follows: Commencing at the south end OF Market
street, in the town Of Jefeon, to said county, and
running thence in south west direction through
the lands Of John Wagner and Josiah Sharp to
rst's mill lOt.' '~h~
October 27, 1852 aHHa #
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FOR SALE!

THE su osoriber Offers at private sale. mt his
residence. near Laceysyille. TWO GOOD
YOKE, OF OXEN, eye years old, and well
broke. Amy person wishing ba rEan would de
we'll to call. WIZ. PAT'g son. 4
SsPt. Is, 1885. &
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ViIItmrc, VNi.hout TnII.

ScEoYUL, OR KiSgs ETIL, CANCEEs. TUMORs, ERUP-
r!uNs OF Tms SRR, EEis s'PELAs, CHRuNIC soRE-
EYLs. HISgwoKM OK Th1 RVS. Scam llEAn. RHsU-
N ,rIsH. PaISs ~ ru% egEEs Ca JoIsrs, OLD SoEfs,
AND ULcTRs, SwFLLING OF uE TBE GLANDS, SJ pillis
DyEptpsia, salt Rhrum. Disease Of Ki'ineys.
Lose uf Appetite. Disease airlsing i5Um the use
uf Mercury, Pain in the side and Shsudais,G ,Ge.
neral Dehihty- Dfupsy, Luruhaso, Jaundice and
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Valuable Town Property for Sale

ME subscriber offers for sale the property III
4 which he now resides, situated on Church
Street. he house is log building, wn,tilrr
boarded, one story aud n half high. with tt new
kitchen attached tn it, There is n good lot Of
ground, with IN abundance of flut tiees en it.,
and II ser failing we'll Of water.
He also offers for salc lot continuing one
acre ofground, on the Well ,bnrg rond, one hnrh
of n mile from town. Posscssi III given OH the
first OF Aprii Any person wishing 10 purchase,
will please call ON the suhscibcr on he premises
~ ROBERT MATiIERS.
Gadiz. J, Sep. 22, l852.--jt.
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OUR WOE AS s'ASE!

Tile Lion roareth and tie seven M1nacr'
utters their voices, he that has an sar to h'a'
lei him hear.
a. II. u u r Il G II
EIAS Just re- eiveI ltom the EASTERN citieS
large and splendid assortment oi tall and
winter goods which he propose, u sell ~ per
cent uwcr thau former prices, he haticrs him,
self that his goods were bought on as good
terms rs any other house il tho place, and also
when the stock o. goods R the "nst were quite
al full as ut Tny other tune this fall, to my Gus
to nen and the put lie generally would;shy ca ;
and gee ifmy assertions nre correct
A. II. BURTClI.
Cadz, October 10, 1859.
TLOTHS, ,casEimereSand vssiinga spiendid'
~ asort III I'll reduced prices a!
BURTClIS.
n AIDES dress goods, eui, variety at
BURlCll S.
1loNNET trimmings, good yaris'E ,s y, ,,,u At
h,S lIAWI4s, a good ass"rtms Of Bay Stale
~ long slmwls II extremely low prices nj
Cadiz, Oct. Is 1904. BURlCli'S'
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock & Sarsaprrilla.

rs NOW TUT UP IN fIIi LARGEST ST.
zcd Bottles. Rhd is ackhn wledged 10 he the best
made. 10 IL cet Ii6rd by the
WoxlgHpuI CuREs IL bas performed, the originn J
copies !uf ich uIr IL the possrCsiUn OF ihr Pfu
prislor. RrinYubrT. this il llIs only TRUE autl
ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, wen used according TO Gifec-
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.V'eaU
BOOTS & SHOES.

BOOTS & SHOES.
T. PHILLIPS & SON
ETAVE now received their second lot of FALL
and WINTER BOOTS and SHOES, which
embraces every style and quality in the Shoe
trade for Ladies' Misses and Childrens wear;
Gents, Boys and Youths Boots aud SHOES
Thankful Tor past favors. they respectfully solicit
Il con ,nuance OF the game from their o Id cnstom
crs, and as many new ones ns may make it con-
venient to call. We keep constantly on hand
general assortment Of Morocco and Faasy Leath
er, hid, Liuings Bindings, Sole aud Upper Lsath
rr, shSc Thread, Nails, Pegs, &c.-Also, travel
ling Trunks Of very description, all Of winch wa
offer TO kc public OH the most reasunab bic terms al
our old stamd opposite the Court House.
7. PHILLIPS & SON.
Move ber 3, 1859. ..,@. -.
Meas Winter Boots.
WYE have now op nana and rea 1y COR sale u
w frat rate assortment OF Mri's Winter
Boots, consulting OF Upper. Ki3. and Calf Skin,
al our swn make and warranted.
T.PIIiLLIPs and Sen,
Gents Finc Boots!
CONSISTING Of patent Leather, French Cali
7 land Mems Morocco, al,yay on hnnd. or made
to order oil the shortest notice, at the Boot, Shoe
and euther store of
T.PHILLIPS and SON.
Ladies' Fancy Shoes
|nF every style and variety, consisting in part
~ Of fine Italian Cloth. full and malt Gators.
fine French Murocco, Kid, Bronze, and enalnecd
Leather Boots, double and single soed. A very
neat article OF Ere nch Morocco, kid, and Mems
Morocco walking Shoes, Polka Boots, Jenny Lind
Slippers, Ex:elsiors, Gum Shoes, &c just recsiv-
ed and for sale by .... ..... f..
a... It. PHILLIPS and SON.
Ladies' Gum Shoes.
A new and beautiful article of Ladies' Gum
IN Shoes altogether the incest article ever
nlaRufac turcd, can be had nt amy time by calling
N a..a- r. PHILLIPS and SON.
.H Misses Boots. @
A yniss lot of Misses Goat, Calf and Kip Boots
IA and Gum Over Shoes, now ready Ter sale by
'@ T.PHlLLlPS and Son.
Boys nmd Youths Roeis.
r. CASES Boys and Youths Boots, thick and
V heavy, double and single soled-just the ar
ice tor Winter weat-- nov on hand and ready
or safe by I. PHILLIPS and SON.
ChIldrem's Shoes.
ALTOGETHER the best variety in the Market,
can be found at the well known establishment OF
e @ T. PiIlLLIPS& SON.
Leather! LeaIher!! ''1
HNlIEsbest article OF 1ampico, Cape and Mad
l. ras Boot Morocco, Madras Brush and south
American hid, Bronze. Blue and Green Morocco.
striped Goat Bindings, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Green
and Red Lining Skins, Maroon Boot Tops, Welsh
Mnngs, &C., lsr sale wholesale or retail AZ the
Boot, Shoe and Leather store Of
1@ a L. PHILLIPS 4 SON.
Sole Leniher. .@
YINHE best article Red sole Leather ,-also Up.
4 per Leather said 10 be tht. best manufacture
cd in this souRty, kept constantly on hand aud iof
sale BY r. PHlI.LIrs and SON
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. ft.. CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
ThS weather is pleasant; the river has
fallen three inches. Flour firm; sales $50
bbls at IS, As; the Niagara's news had fa-
Vcra' le effect Cheese in good demand at
&c for Western Reserve. Nothing new in
......
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COw yaERCEAT RECORD.
Correspondence of the "Richmond Times y
Rio Or Dec IL 1881.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Dec 10, 1851.
BRgADsTUFFs The receiYls have again become
Unexpectedly large; amounting since our last t. A.
292 nbls., which has entirely checked the little ten-
dency to Improvement which had begun 10 manifest
ITSELF
cargo of Richmond City Mills, 400 bbls., was
placed at lsot0; and various smaller parcels have
been sold al llH000a12l000 time, for Baltimore and
Phiadepha, aud liII5U0al5I500 per bbl Ter Richmond
City MINIS. There is demaud Tor cdrgoes at this
moment, and but very little disposition on lhe part OF
the trade TO buy limited parcels while lha de
mand tor export is fully supplied for the present
The stock in all hands may be 81 OO0 bbls., OF which
25,00O bbls are in fret hands.
Al Bahia, 9Th inst. last sales reported were Of two
cargoes of Richmond City Mills l4f500 to 15B000
per Dbl, and cargo oil Trieste ljH500 per bbi--
Dates ON Rio Grade to 2lst ul mo rsport stock in
first hands $40 900 nbs. Quotations l500o l6H0OO rer
Dbl for Richmond City Mills, and 12I00O iIsiOJO per
Dbl for other brands.
CoFFEE.-At the date of our last circular adyices
thu market was firm 3l450a3n5O0; limited demand
Tor Europe and The Unied States has since been suf
tolent TO advance prices 3I70Oa3SO0 for good mix
cd lois at which they are now held, but with very
little business doing. There is a fair stock at mai
ket, ana SO Tar as we eau judge the adgices from
consuming country warrant the present prefer slots OF
inc dealers; but so great is the abundance of money
here the trade are able carry very large stocks
without Inconvenience, and they will therefore IN all
prob ibihiy maintain high level of prices, until
ms manner. large portion Of cur floating capital
shall be absorbed
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CONG r THTTR SDAV

SENATE-The President laid before the Senate q
report from the Secretary OF the Interior IN relation
TO the census tables now being prepared
The resolution of sympathy Tor the Irish exile. wac
taken up, and Mr.. Shields having given notice of sa
stnendmsn', wss postponed for one week.
ne compromise resolution was taken un
Nr. Mc!tae addressed the Senate al length sesns,
the resolution but declaring it to be his Intention
aad the Intention of his party in Mississippi to allow
ne compromise measures to remain undis tprbed -
"'ifoui concluding. he gave way 10 motion to aa-
jovrn.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs- After passing Ire
Dill t" appropriate S6 00 for the relief Of the Ae;i-
snan, as amended. on motion of Mr. CARTER, 10
Committee OF the Whole on the state Of tbs Union
the standing committees were called for reports
which were received and disposed OF until the House
s3ourned.- Union.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TINES
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
OF TIE PRoMETHus.

New YoRK, Jan. go
ne American steamship Pfometheus err we'd at Isl
wharf this morning ut 10 o'clock, bringing dates
IT. m s. francisco 10 he End Of January.
she briuas million Of dollars in gold.
The rains on the lsthmus have been uuusuny hea-
Wy aud long continued.
lie prosperity Of tie miners have been altogether
uhfft eedened.
Capt. waterman has been tried and found gully
OF The offence with which he was charged
EXECUTION OF BANDITTI
Three Of tbs PRINCIPAL Iesdrts in The Iste Indian
ma'suding expedition having fallen into the hands Of
iiie Americans were lried, found guilty. and hung Ga
the same day.
THE AFFAIR OF THE PROMETHEUs.
ne ERgish Government has disavowed the conduct
o. It's Consn, aud ofthe Captain Of the vessel at Ssr
juan 10 hfiHg irto the Prumetheus
TRADE, ac., AT SAN FRANCISCO
T, roc was improving, business moderate. The
-Four market looking np
SHIPMENT OF GOLD
laree Steamers lett San Francisco on the lst. with
upwards oil two millions ofdeIlars in gold
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is DAY,
BY RICHARD CAUTlrng,.


ID OCULAR SALE DAYS. Muyusys
IA wednesdays and Fridays-Saie of horses o,,oS3
Saturday.--On the days above named, commencira :.
"a COCK VIII sen OF aucto at my ON I5th a.
avarietV OF miscellaneous articles consisting OF Inc toI
loving: - wv i'i
GROCERIES, Coffee, Grnpowder To,
CanSes, soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
ana Sides Rice, Pepp y. Ginger, Brandy Whiskev. Gin
Elo!asses Bnster, Lard, Herrings Shad
r, FuRNITURE-Bgrea Si3eboards, Washsfands.
Feather Beds Hair and ShHek Mattresses, Beds;eads'
ShslIs, Candiestands Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables
Pedding OF every description, Tenders Shovel and
ongs with many other articles in the house keeping
SHOES, CLOTHING. Ssc.--Ivyir sIso cell Pct.
SSnoes, slippers, Cothing Of every kind Hats. Cana
ofccs ery-"are' Matches Writingsad Wrapping Pa.
au u II CE;TrrIopr
MT lGEF SALES, NIGHT SAFsEs-rl,
L Vi MONDAY evening, the goth September at half
past O'Clock at my store opposite the CIV fIotsj
will commence my Night Ssies, and will eontinpe
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
Goods, SC. &c. AMY
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. cIo,b,
Cass mefes Vestings Cacoes, AIpacas, IRISH Linens
Cashmeres, Muslns Shirngs, Casineis Fannels, Pins
and Needles, Spool Gotten Silk Umbrellas, Hosiery
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.-Superjor Ivory
Handle hnIves aud Forks, Isl pieces Buck Haods
Rniyes and Forks per doz n, Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, Walters, Pocket aud Carded Knives, Scissors.
Razors, Thimbles, Braces, Bits &c
FANCY GoODS-Ladss' Writing Desks end
Work Boxes, Cologne. Fancy Soaps, ooks and Eyes
\ hitting Fms, Snspenders. Accordeons, Dressing
Tuck and Side Combs, Back ammons, Razofs .Strnps
Hair Brushes Money Purs,s Family and Pocket Bi.
bles 4, paying CARDS, Paper, &c.
JEWELLER Y-Fine Patent God Lever Wstcbes
Gold Detached Levers fall jewelled Gold Cylinder DO
DO, English Silver Levers, &c, Gold Pens and Pen
e sas SllFe do; Beastpns Geld Guard Chains, Gold
E 8 Oh 90; Steel Chains Cameo Pms, Bracelets, Ear
Rnes. Castors, Segsrs, Matches, &c.
se" A. MOTT & CO, Arcts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-31
BY ALEX. MOTT 81 Co
AEY GOODS. JsLANKE rS, HATS

HS BOUTS, SHOES, &C., AT AUCTION On
eng at 10 o'clock, shall sell public auction at cur
store the contents Of country store (ths proprie.
tors having declined busness) consisting in part as fol-
lows: " r ~ ~
Cloths. Cassimeres, Cassinetts, billings, Tweeds.
Jeans, Festlngs. Silks Muslin S. Alapaccas, Beraee,
Glnshams, Calico, Checks, beached and unhleached
cotton saeetngs, Irish Linens, silk, ca mbric aud
cotton Handkerchief Shawls, brown Linens, Swiss
iMosns, Silk Serge, Black Cambria, Hats, Boots,
fity par Blankets, Drawers, whts and colored
Shirts together with many other articles too
to detail, and which always may be found in a retail
country store. Terms at sale
ia % Apcionasr.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-31
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NEW YORK.

NEW fORk Jan. Iy.
Az extensive fire occurred 10 his city last nieht
II o'ciork. Tie outings destrcvsd wera Nos 81
sad 80 Nassau street. and Nos. 81 &c and IS Lisery
street. They were occupied by T. c. Doremus J.
NJ. Nixon. Fisher d Robinson, Hastings. Libby Il
Ferhey, and freeman, Hodges C Co rs Try GOOD,
estabishmenfs. The whole loss is about $500 900 !:
the extent Of insurance unknown.