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ADJUSTMENTS.


0O4k&000 N9A4y0vTB
ONE WEEK LONGER. am s~ss-v, s
THE LAST. 1Asx
M b. WYMAN bcgs 10 annosnre ,h.s 49,,
1s1 continue his Exhibitions q the ora ssss, !,
Saloon every evening the preseut weck. enm..s.
cling MONDAY, Sept 18th, when he viii iutrsdnss
many new and startling feats in Natural nss;s
ventriloquism, and the ever-populsr lie mo1|ns
Figures.
~ Also, . splendid entertainments on WEI
NESDAf and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, II 8 Z
O'Clock.
Doors open at night at O'Clock. To commences
at quarter before o'clock. els
THE NIGHTlNGALEsA AXE COMING!
KUNK Els
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
GEORGE KUNKEL. Manager.
a. ~ SoncsoNs. Musscdi Oifectoh
.An1a h1aA,."--. -OOnouCbof
YNHE oldest and best organized Troupe OF Yer
L satile Performers now in existence, will ap
pear at ODD FELLOWS HALL on Wednes.
day, September 22d, 1851
Master ADAMS, whose debut AZ Vocalist, Gre
ated IN Baltimore the most intense excitement d
short time since, is now connected with thu
Troupe.
sec JOHN T. FORD Agent.
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70 The relaxing heats OF summer leave behind
them long train OF evils. The most universal of
these are general debility, and its sure attendant,
lOwness OF spirits For these can recommend
speedy and unfai.ing cure, in the shape of Hoot-
lands German Bltters, prepared by DR. C. NJ Jack.
sui ris--alone-unarpr 1t seems to
reach the fountain head OF the difficulty in the ages
tive Organization and thus relieve the secretions
and the blood OF the nacerics mOr5i the cause of
disease Its tonic prop rites give vigor to the men,
branes Ct the stomach, and promote the secretion
of the gastric juice, which dissolves the food while
its cordial, soothing and Alternative influence i'm
parts gene raj gulary and strength to the action
OF the secretive organs and seems to fortify the
constitution. Such Is our own experience of its
effects, and believe it is confirmed by the evil
dence OF all who have tried it, or had opportuni
ty Of witnessing its operst on. For saleby
PURCELL, LADD g. Co, Druggists.
&c l5-6t ~ Main ST., corner l4th.
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Come, let us Reason Together

:. Come, let US Reason T0gefher.o
Lea TIE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
READ.--1he Testimony Of a Lady after Thirty eight
Years Suffering COUNTY, April
13, 1e52.-hiessrs Tyler 81 Adair: l have been at
fictet with Rheumatism, at times, from my twelfth
year. will be fifty years of age the 18th of this
month. The attacks We're at times severe as to
render me helpless. | have tried various remedies
TO very little effect Last October was attacked in
my snou'ders sides, back ana hips, could not rest
day or night could not move any part of my body
without crying with pain. At this time also tried
many remedies. internal and external without re.
ceivlng any relief. | was at last advised to try
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE Before
had taken one bottle of which felt much better,
and es continued taking it, felt strength coming
into my back and linbs, ano my stomach strength.
ened and revived every way. have taken five bot
ties, and am much better than | ever expected to
be. Intend to use whenever need it, and would
recommend it to the afflicted, believing it unequal
led
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL,
See advertisements another part Of to day 3 pa
per. Call OH o. A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
gratis. SELF
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CEALk'S OLD STAND.

For TO.Day.-Maryls d Consolidated, 90
Capitals: L OF $4,000 / of 1897, of 1000, l of
1900, / of 1850, 10 Of 500, &c. rs numbers Is
drawn. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Also, Patspsco Glass 250 Capitals: l of Sl2, 0oe
OF 5000, Of go, 20 of 60, &c. 70 numbers, Ii
drawn. Tickets only 81 5o-shares in proportion.
sc II SMITH
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II '1t1ISI n II AEl UE ANTHKAV TIE
l. COAL.-The subscriber has now at Rockets,
ready for delivery, a cargo of superior Red Ash
Anthracite Coal and will be in receipt of additional
cargoes during this and the next month. which he
is delivering as rs the load from the vessel
Persons laying in for winter would do well to send
in their orders early.
Office on 18th street. between Main and Cary.
Sc 1876 EDWIN FL CLARK
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DOGGETT a. ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS

HAVE in store their Fall stock of French and
LII American PAPER HANGINGS of every quality
and style, purchased from the best factories in this
country and Franco, many OF them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete a, sortment Of cur.
tain goods, cornices, gimps, tassels cords banda
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
sto;K OF moor OIL cloths coco mat ing, curled hair
and shuek mattresses, feather beds holsters and
pillows, OF the best quality, with many other arli.
Giles, In our line all OF which will be sold ON fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholsterng done
In town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. Sc I6-3m
STOLES OR TAKEN THROUGH NJ 5.
~ TAKE, from the Richmond and Danville Depot,
on the 18th instr Carpet Bag, with the owners
name on it. Any one finding this will please leave
it at the Depot from whence it was taken, and they
will much oblige the owner
Sc l6-2tn SARAH F. FI0IIRNOY
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

DA WELLINGTON G0DDIN
FRUILDING LOTS AND DWELLING
~ HOUSE ON BROOK AVENUE, FOR SAFE
AT AUCTfON-Wil be sold on Thursdav 7.
ternoon, tbs 23d September, 1852 upon the prem.
ises, commencing at ~ o'clock, the large brick
Tenement on the Western line OF Brook Avenue.
near Bacon Quarter Branch, recently occupied by
Mr. Henry Lambert together with the lot attached
thereto, fronting 237 feet on Brook Avenue. and
running back abort 200feet The lot viii be divid.
ed to quit purchasers.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 4, g, and
" months, for negotiable notes. and title retained
till the last note is paid.
sells W. GODDIN Auct
VAL UABL BUILDING LOT ON
Y MAIN, BETWEEN 3D. AND 4TH STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on Wed.
nesday, the 9th day Of Oct 1852, upon the pfemis.
es, commencing at Al O'Clock, a valuable Bailding
Lot on the South line of Main street, between Sd
and 4th streets, adjoining on the West the resi-.
dence of Mr. B Minor, and on the East, the resi-
dence of Mr. Adolphus Notwithstanding about AZ
feet running back lU7 feet, with the privilege of
narrow alley extending out to Sd street. This 10,
is located in the most beautiful and improving part
of the city.
TERMS Six twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable Notes, interest added &c cured by trust
deed.
Sc 10 w. GODDIN Auct
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Indictment ofMe Orners and Officers OH

Steamer Henry Clay.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The Grand Jury of
the United States Dist let Court has indicted
the officers and owners of the steamer Henry
Clay for manslaug hter.
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Two THE PLBLIC-A CARD.-One + RAJ

Two THE JBLIC-A CAkD.-One + ran.
l. els L. lsbell appears in the Die patch of this
morning, as tn. administrator of Edwin Waddeil,
deceased warning all persons to make payment
to him only, "as early as possible" DC
am the Curator of the Estate OF Edwin Wad
dell, LuDatic at Wi liamsburg, Va, and do hereby
advise and caution all persons whomsoever indebt-
ed to the said Lunatic, not to pay unto him, the
said "lsbell," or any authorized agent of his any
money whatsoever. due or to become due, to him,
the SAID Luna,ic, as | alone have the power and
lawful authority 10 receive anu TO grant acqutan
ces for any money due him.
sc l6-3t* BAT GRAVES
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E>ALL IMPORTATIUN.-Th subscribers
T. are now receiving per ships Marathon and
Constitution, from Liverpool, their Fall supply OF
hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c, impol ted by
ourselves dlrect-embreciug full assortment of
Pocket and Table Cutlery, in great variety
Locks, Of every character and quality
Chains Ct all kiads
Anvls and Vices, some very superior
Circular, Mill, Pit, Hand, and Tenor Saws
w q 5 Butchers Files and Rasps
Nay lor's Cast, Shear, and Blister Steel
Long and short handled Frying Pans, Curry
Combs. Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Giiffins Horse
Shoe Nails, &c, &c, to which we invite the atten.
ton OF purchasers. C. J. SINTON q CO,
Importers OF Hardware
Sign of the Circular Saw, Z. Main street.
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AT AUCTION WIN - "a - W.1~....
ciosL 5 NE 2ad inst, commencing q AZ o.
reiden-s sRon the premises, that framed cottage
Broad ss,s ma ios situated ON the North side Of
IN the ess ne African Church and recently
sas About II rooms and 4 n soc o nosse
The whaIe ,sss and runs back Isl feet md the
yenence to tbs ssa.hs on account Of iis con-
berhood. sno pieassnt neigh
Terms-One-fou cash; balance :, 10
70 monlns with interest. and deed Of tru.. :, "a
Be 10 JAMES N. TAYIop -.
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LAMBERES OEFICE,
l4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, class g., Sept. 10;
IL SO 10 81 % z % 80 So 80 49,
To-Day The Delaware State Lottery, Class No
90-capiisis: SI20O0 10000, 4 O. 2445, 20 Of lOOu,
DC 10 numbers drawn. Tickets o. % IL
- UTTEk.-2l nTklns superior Goshen putteF
ID tor sale by
sea CHAS. T. WORKMAN T. co.
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.NOTICE TO FARMER
ANA fs(aA TN A 4 sfIsfI = =

Inc subscriber has on hand . large stock u DFe-
gans, OF his own manufacture they are maee
very heavy and stroae, both black and Fuseee
bound ana unbound, suitable for Plantations -
Railroad purposes, 70 which would most resPees-
fully caIItne attention Of ai il want they VII -
sold ~ low - at any other house N the city.
ALEXANDER HILL,
N2 No I27 Main stfeeG kjchmond. We
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sTHATTON,S OFFICE.

THAT 1VKN75 UTN1CHs
Drawn Nos oil Deiawar &c, Sept Is:
IL SO 10 SO l 90 2e 80 So SO 10
Drawn Nos Delaware. Ex 81, Sept 10:
II o. SO n 63 26 "A 40 "a Z ST 80
Ticket Nos Sc 63 "a, sold and paid by
STATION.
Drawn Nos Delaware, No ca. sept Is:
so 20 IS ~ AZ IS ~ 60 60 70 80
T0.Day-Delaware, No 80. Capital: sl2.0oo
78 numbers IA drawn. Tickets S. sc IL
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NJ 0TIGE.-Ali persons in0ebsrd To the estate of
" Edwin Waddell, deceased, are requested to
make payment to only, as early as possible, and
all persons having claims against said estate are
QdeSted to present the same to me for settlement.
FRANCIS 4. ISBELL, Admir- of
Sc i5-dl2t* Edwin Waddel. decd,
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O. CAmE TO NY STAHAks, One
40S Union Hutel) on sunday night last. small
6uy ffUrse, with head halter Gu. The owner
will plcase call pay charges and take him away.
sc i5-3ts I. NAILOR.
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MANAGER's OFFICE

r FRANCE q CO,
Successors 10 +. Morris IL Coz
Fer This Day.-Captais $40 0S0 1897, 1000,
2Q00, $780, 10 OF $50, &c. IS NOS Is drawn. Tick
cts s..
Also-The Patapsco Lottery. Capitals: s12, 600
of 3000 100 OF ESQ, &c. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, Glass 3S:
80 70 26 81 A AZ 81 &c ~ So rs
se II {. w. PURCELL.
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NEW HOUks-NEW BOOKs.-MenOirs
II OF the Life and Writings OF Thomas Chalmers,
d LII D-Yoi4
Bishop Buffers Analogy of Religion, Natural and
Revealed, to the constitution and IT nature,
with an analysis by the late Rev Ro Emory, ID u,
and life Of Bishop Butler, and index by Chas
Anthem, LII D.
Atlantic and Transatlantic: Sketches Afloat and
Ashore, by Capt Macsinnon, r N, author Of Steam
Warfare in Parana.
The Works of the British Poets, selected end
chronoogicay arranged, from Faiconer to Sir
Walter Scott with BOgr aphical and critical notes;
3 vols Svo
A beautiful English Edition of the Waverly No
yes-5S vols-halt calf.
Shakspeare-English Edtion-10 vols half calf.
sel6 A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
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II ANDS III E BUILDING LOTS IN
Ii THE TOWN Or SYDNEY. NEAR TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION will be sold ON Friday afternoon, the
24th September, 1852, upon the premises com.
mencing at Al O'Clock, the square OF Ground in the
Town If Sydney, Immediately opposite to the res
idence OF Mr. Shafer, formerly Ccrom's designated
by the Nos 49, co. 81, bounded by the Coal PIT road,
Federal. Culvert and Cherry streets. 1t will be di-
sded to suit purchasers, and every alternate lot
will be disposed Of
TERMS. One-third cash; balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till the last note shall be paid.
Sc l6 w. GODDiN, Auct.
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VALUABLE LOT ON FRANKLIN ST..
OPPOSITE To THE MASONS' HALL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on Friday
afternoon, LIST October, 1852. upon the premises,
commencing at halt.past O'Clock, that very valua
Bile lot with an old building thereon,) situated on
the North line of Franklin, between 18Th and 18th
Streets opposite to the Masons Hail. fronting &c It
running back les feet
Terms-One halt cash; balance at 6 and 10
months for negotiable paper, interest added, secur
ed by trust deed, or title retained.
Sc Is w. GODDIE Auct
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DOR SALE AT TIiE LITERARY Ed.
l. FORiUA OF I. III. GRESHAM, tgs5x Broad
street
Hawthorn's Life of Franklin Pierce-62Hc
Heads and Hearts, or say Brother the Colone, By
the author OF Cousin Cecil, Mser's Daughter, &c
so cts
Tine Guerilla Chief-5cc
Clarence Bolton, or Lite in New York-25c
Virginia and Magdalene, or tie Foster Sisters,
by Mrs South worth Sic
Cecilia, Or the Memors OF an 3, iiess, by the au-
thor OF kveins, &e-59c
Vol I'd Self Dece ption, by Mira Eilis-50c
No 436 Litieil's Living Age
Magazines for October expected to day
Hagar, Story OF To-Day, by Alice Cary-Sl
The Discarded Daughter, by mrs SouIhwor,h
The Clifford FANNY, Tale OF the Old Damin-
ion.
Just received, complete assorimept of Plain
and Fancy Stationery. School Books, Bispk and
Toy Books u every description, Glesson's Picio.
rial, Flag, Banner, Waveriey, Museum, Saturday
Post, Saturday Gazette, Courier, Prvateer, and
Golden Dollar, all for this week, sept 18th.
TH0n. h. GRESHAM,
Agent for the Bait more SUI, Philadelphia Ledge
New York Daily herald, New York Daily Times,
AMI all the daily and weekly pspers se 10
- r. ~ -
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MUHE NEW GsO0Ds.-We are stl!i feceiv-
Ill ing ana will Continue every week 10 receive,
All newest styles and patterns, they are
imported to New York, here agents are sF
ways buying aid getting the latest st, les attex
ments. -~-~l@@.zSa@s@a
Those in want of something new, will always find
at our Emporium anything that fancy can aug gest
at very low prives.
HENRY SHAFER g. CO.,
Sc l6 ClOtners. corner Main and 18th ats.
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ri ESt DIZZY GOODS STORE In THE
~ CITY OF RlCHMOED-C A. GWATklN
takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens OF Rich.
mond and the public ally, that he has leased
for term Of years, the spacious wareroons, No.
lo7 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, and a
few doors below The Ane,ica Hotel, tor the pur.
pose Of carrying on general Dry Goods Eusi-
ness, at who esale and retail
In few days he will open for exhibition an en-
TREY new stock of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Carpelipgs, Curtain Goods, Window
shae es Of the newest designs, silk aud Satin Man
ul!as. ladies fall Hats, velvet Mantilas, very rch;
Embroideries, Hosiery, C.ape shaEIs; Goo is for
men and boys, servants' Goods OF al kinds bones
tics, Blankets, sheetings, Table Linens, ladies' Dress
Goods OF all kinds, DC. &c. The stock will be
worthy the attention OF those who buy 10 sell again
or tor consumption, being bought NANNY at tie
large auctIJu sales in New York Expecting to sell
very cheap, and give satisfaction 10 all " no may
favor him with call, he therefore solicits in adj
vance a favorable notice frUm generous public
Sc l6-2t G A GWATKIN
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o. HORSES kOk SALE.-i H.
&S have for sale pair Of excellent @1E
dorses, bob tailed, gentle in harness au. last
movers also some fine single harness Horses, ana
a very superior RIDING HORSE, In which great
bargain can be had by early application. Apply at
Tattersa!is, to
Sc l6-ts GEO. l.. EARNEST
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EANCY GOOUS, &c.-has been received at
l. the Drug store OF rHOS. L PACE, 222 Broad
street. handsome assortment OF Fancy Articles,
such as Toilet Bottles, Porte Monnaies Gard Gases,
DC, suitable for Lacits; also well selected stock
of hair brushes, combs periumery, &c. Sc IA
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&lAn kEWARD.-On the 9th day OF Ju ne
~ wv my house was entsred by some serl on
or persons unknown, in Hanover county, and Five
Hundred Dollars stolen there rom two one
hundred dollar bills; the balance in $50 Slu and So
all Virginia money. | viii . The above reward
for the detection OF the thief the recovery OF the
money
Sc l6-3tA Miss LUCY t BOWLES
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NOTlCE.-AIl persons having claims against the
estate OF Geo Mangner, decd, will please pre-
cent them for payment, and all persons iudebleI TO
said estate, are requested GENE forward and pay
The same, EMILY MAkGNER, Extx of
Sc l6-Iw Geo, Maupner- decd,
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HOUSES AND LOTS UN 4TH AND Sd
L STREETS, NEAR POOR HOUSE, For
SALE AT AUCFiON.-Wil be sold ON Wednes.
day afternoon, the 22d September, 1852. upon
the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock, two newly
erected framed Tenements. on the East line OF 4th
street nesr the Poor House and the residence of
Mr. John w Smith. Also, several vacant Lots to
the Souta, fronting also the East line Of 4th
street. Also, 260 feet of ground on the North side
OF Preston street. between Sd and 4th streets,
ming back l27 feet to new street just opened
This ground will be divided into nine building lots
.TERMs.-One.thirdc cash balance at three and
six months for approved endorsed negotiable pa.
per, or title withheld.
se is w. GODDIN, Auct.
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II FOX BAl.TIMUHE DInECT.-
- the superior regular packet schr. EDWIN,
un, master, having the greater portion or her
cargo engaged and going on board, will have im-
mediate dispatch. Tor balance of cargo apply to
Sc Loft W. ID. COLQUIT.
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commissioners SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, NEAR RICHMOND.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery tor the county of Henrico, pronounced
on the 18th of January, 1852, in the suit of New
Gregory and others, the undersigned, commits
sioner appointed by the said Decree will, on Mon
day goth September, at o'clock, (if lair, il not
the next fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted)
pose to sale at public auction, the premises, the
Real Estate in the said suitmentioned, consisting
of two parcels OF Land lying en- the New Bridge
ssond' aoout miles from Richmond, the late resi-
dence OF RobeHP. New, deceased. The property
will be divided to suit purchasers if necessary.
TERMs-One-third of the purchase money will
De requi ed to be paid in cash; for the residue,
credit of six TO twelve months will be given, the
purchaser to execute hisbonds with apprc ved
Guilty. tor the credit instaments, which to bear
Interest," from the day OF SALE and the title be
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be
paid, and a conveyance directed by the Court.
JAMES TALLEY.
w. GoDDIN Auct. au 28-2awtds.
Immediately alter the sale of the farm, will be
sold one tine harness Horse, one Baroche and Har
ness, and also one Cart Terms at sale.
Sc 6 w. GoDDIN, Auct.
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THE COTTAGES, FOR SALE AT
L AUCTION-Will be sold at auction ON TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 5th October, 1852, upon
the premises commencing at half past O'Clock,
the Farm called the " COTTAGE" situated on the
Williamsburg road, ebout one mile below the city
OF Richmond, containing 1897 acres, of which
| about 1913 acres are cleared ana in high state of
improvement, the residue in woods. The improve
nents are only ordinary. The Land will be sold
Ia an entire parcel, divided to suit the views of
bidders The nearness of tlis land to the business
parts Of the city, offers peculiar advantages those
who may desire a suburban residence or cottage
farm, and who, at the same time can attend to bu-
sness in the city.
TERMS LIBERAL and made known on the day of
sale
sc 9 w GODDIN Auctiorfper
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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-09-21
gyeA JUST ,EzT n
- - :'Vn A RREV I'D, sssss.s ~ ssss

van SIMON, Boston ROw has just re-
NAs ceived and opened at his old store
large and superb assortment OF Staple
Goods, consisting of everything, and the
best things ever offered fot sale here.
GROC CERIES and PROVISIONS
OF all descriptions
Baleing Rope. and Baggiug, Kentucky
Linseys, Woodvile Linseys, l.owells, Do
mestices,
A Large and Excellent Assortment o.
HARDWARE of all kinds.
CHINA, GLASS WARE and GRAN
!rE WARE; OF all descriptions.
4 very large assortment of RUSSETTS
Mud BOOTS, etc.
SADDLERY of all kinds
GUNS, GAME BAGS, SHOT
POUCHES, ETC.. of all
descriptions.
BROOMS, a large assortment
TOBACCO, the very best qualities.
IS oodville, Sept. 1862.
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d1ah NEW STORE "a
TclDnq At The new Masonic Building M

THE subscriber has Just returned from N.
Ywh with large supply of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
embracing every thing necessary to CON-
pIete ward robe. Among the articles the
following.
Fine cloth frock and dress coats,
Pilot and blanket coats. all kinds,
Fancy cashmere and doe skin pants,
Silk satin aud silk velvet vests,
Cotton. linen and linen bosom SHIFTS,
Marino, flannel and silk undershirts,
400 pr negro blankets.
A great variety OF cravats,
Also:
Hats, boots, shoes. brogans, socks, etc., in
great variety.
Together with heavy assortment of othel
articles.
Tae public are invited tn call and exam
ime my stock. / will sell at New Orleans
Prsces. M, SIMON.
Sept IA, 1852.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-09-21

20 Somebody says deUil is mean
word any way il may be wri item. Re-
move the d and it is eUil, remove the
and it is Uiie, remove the and ii is
III, remove the and the remains.
which has the aspirate sound of hell
itself.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-09-21

U An old lady said that her idea
OF a great man was, man who was
keerful of his clothes. don't drink spir-
It's. can read the Bible without speIlin'
the words and kin eat cold dinner on
wash day 70 save the wimmen folks
from cooking.