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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06


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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

The Quarantine mania his EXTENDED to
CantOn The Town Council d that place have
isgued aa oeiinane imposing fine Of City dollars
o. any ole fh shal come from any 81
fscted districts 10 that place The citizsn
fears Sharon VII Quarantine against Can
ton.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

AR9E assortment e. Cloth Silk and
Satin alaass anI. &C. fof ladies'
Ribbons. THINNING. aud ale and child
Shoos-~t0 II ef which attention il invited.
o-t6 GIBBS HOWE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

haAA aar friend Capt Plsaaants of tie
Essyorile steamer StssH9, for late news-pa-
per iaYoss. The SnnEY now 8 tri-weelY
pocket between this place and Yiekshurg, Sc
adYel tiseuaent
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

ir NIE j. nly authorize agent
Eeee e. money sae tbs once
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-06

FOR Ie DEN9
OF NISs PpI
3. q 1CE
MI s aly authosiAsa agent
reeell1 sr noneY le tbs once
There ives slight lGost Thursday
morning 1elloN 5aek caA gt us this year.
WlEaDaA sas Hoaora5ls
Sons tIns go sred a cent reward or
tie apprshah Ea hs agent for
aNoaks Maps He his peared and deliver
Cd him ap b d With lhs book BE promised
Hssa ai be has times at our sane
tum and found Is absent, or his contract wonld
ha9eBesn fulfilled long aga 10 lake orai ii
TIE matter and age glad 70 learn s IS s.
kss psdlst and poagef we look bin % s. Wien
we Ia Used him.
Tie Quarantine mania his extended to
eanton The Town Council Of that place have
issued a. onlinanes imposing lina at fifty dollars
% any one th shal cone from ang IN
fscted districts e. that place The eCitizsn
fears sharon Wil Quarantine AGAINST Can
ton
IhaA aar lend Capt Peasants of tie
Esyogile steamer S1sE1, 81 late
per layogs. The sWnEx nov trfVeeklY
pocket between tbs place and Yiel1shurg ssel
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Personal PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WISHING TO change my occupation. | Of
w Ter for sale or rent, on the first day o!
January, 1865, my House and 10, situated on
the Greenvilie road, opposite the Lunslic Asy-
lum. The pioperty is Desirable. The house
is cominodious--ha having s rooriis in it--four be-
low and 2 above, with good basement tor. the
accommodation Of servants and tor kitchen.
There is We'll 81 good water in the yaid-t the
quality and quantity he water cannot be ex,
celed.. The we'll is s feet deep, with feet OF
water. . Il has in it a new pump, and there IS
good dairy oeet IT, There are ALEC other OUT
houses on the lot--incuding smoke house,
The lot contains about three touIths Of an acre
lone half of which is 10 grass and ruit tress-
the otEeI half, is used as garden. ANY per.
son wishing 10 purchase or rent will give me a
call tits one Of the best Situations tor Black
smith in the county,. 81, .irf ssEq z4E ears
On The, satne, day Will sell all my PERSONAL
thobERTT, consisting ia part of one China Press.
one Bureau, 3 Tables, i Sofa, orr be,lstea.,s
and Bedding, l eight day clssn; three se:ss Of
chairs, large rocking chairs, one s.nall spin.
ming wheel, / lady's saddle, large and excel
len. cooking stove, ! copper kettle, book cases,
and various other articles of household furniture
not snecessaryato mention. 7 will also sell d
frsl'rate mitch COW, one that cannot be surpass-
ed. 90 - - - 600 :,
a, the same time | will SELF all my Black
sniih Furniture, including full sets Of Tools,
quantity of Iron Of oil kinds, all kind OF bands
and frzens. Have three yices-oneof which
is the best ever saw-.he box is sod, l grind
stone, j second hand three horse wagon-aeoal
house and some coal, and a. lot oil old lrcfA !
will also sell aboul3 ORA thousand shingles, and
good double barrel shots gun. ,4s.s,
Terms of PSksoNAI PRepERTY.-A credit Of
si2 months will be given on all sums Of SIS and
upwards, the purchaser given Bond and sectsriy
under that sumeihe cash will be required. II the
House and Lot are sold Oh that day, the terms
will then De made known. n eggs .alJae tEals.
want all who have accounts will me to
settle hem byEnee Of otherwise, and then will
nov Gods o.. 80 SAMUEL. MARTIN. ,a
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New cheap Goods.

JUST received from the North and will be
- sold very low. Ladies cloaks a, 81 30 to
So dollars. and ladies' cloaks made to order TO
suit the taste. new lot OF French rnerinoes,
al dollar a yard and upwards, LOT Of dress
silks, Black, colored, figured, solid and paids,
also p,nbroideries Of the most choice styles, la
aiss dress aud. cloak trimmings cheap, bonnet
tibbons, solid black muslins at lsc, and all wool
black second mourning muslins. and second
mourning alpacas and calicoes very low. Mems
aud children wooden hose, and hose. a lot of
plads and figured muslins, cassimeres and cassi.
nets table and floor oil cloths, 8 table draper
cotton and linen, plaid stripe, sold muslins all
shades, meaipoes at 27ao0c, ladies aud gentle.
mems portribnsiea, with variety Of new end
cheap dry goods.
N, B. Mrs. Smith has handsome assortment
of new bonne!s, Henry gatpds, artificial fos.
els and EeaJ dreSsao, from the north; bonns.s
made e order. We will Try TO please all hat
may favor US with their CUSTOM, new ST, les, Of
ladies collars and under sleesss, splendid white
silk bonnets, and mourning bonnels always on
hand. .3 t..l GEO. w. SMITH. 5r
nov ~. Main street, below Union Hail.
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VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.

M I'LL soon be ready, the new and complete
w STATlSTICALG GAZETTE oiitte Com
monweath. in one. large volrme illustrated
with Portraits and Engrarines, it will contain
full and comprehensive review OF the History,
progress, present condition, Commercial, Rail
road, and industrial resources OF the State, al.
SO, Historical and Statistical Sketches of all he
Cities and Towns, with imEurtast Topographic
cal information from recent original sources,
together with The results OF The last Census
population, in mos. cases TO 1854, wilma new
and beautiful Colored Mop Of the State worth
alone the price OF the whole work-t will tx
hibit the Resources and Manufacturing .4dvan-
tages of Yrainia's Furnishing Clles and
TOWNS, and will Draw The aller ton Of Capital
lists aud Manufacturers from distant localities
thereto, as most. profitable place for inyes.
sment. The Author having incurred very heavy
Expenses upon this Work he confidently ap-
-Feals TO the liberal Public, and believes thai no
Work has yet been issued, Considering the
character and extent OF its material mere useful
40 every class vi citizens, more valuable for a
library, -and "a, such very low price--only So,
including large new and handsome Cdi.oRED
County Mar OF he State. One copy without
lhe Map So Please send your, order, and the
amount, post paid, 20 Richmond, Va, and The
Work will be sent without the least delay 10
all pats of the QMhed States free OF all char
ges. All orders received within SO days will
ge. "a Copy OF the first Edition.
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The Markets.
lfRlduxoNp. Nov. 22d. 1884

MEssRs EDIroRs: Annexed please fiud our
reports Of the Markets. as they stand at present
The prices for bieudsuifs have slightly given
way, but after taking careful view OF tie tu-
,ure aud exanpi.gal the important tacls col'-
n, c,etl with the immediate fuu.e Of bread slufis,
we still lend ourselves TO believe that prices can
no, rule low this season. We cannot fottify our
viewsas we'll or clearly now as we hope 70 be-
able TO do in December. We beg leavs to report
as f5lluws, our fepor, for 5es.erda5 and to-day.
Superfne flour $9as.2 %. Extra SO, 5oa9.62
Family $ioal0 so and Sill. Wheat 81 .65a1 90
Corn s5a9Oc Rye 81. Oats 45a52c. :, Meal
8Os9oc. Glover Seed $75S scarce. Plaster
Rock, small lots $3.50 delivered at depot
Ground 50 delivered a, depot. Salt in small lots
Sc delivered in depot. III. -, .4zI 5
We Yesterday made sale Of two lots Of Super
fine -four al 1921. which VAC a considerable
strain upon The market rates. -, =.
The supply of Flour in the marke ID limited
at present. Shippers are bi!yihe ftarineiy, how.
ever and ii they stop ihesr operation for while
we will have a hand5uine accumulation BY he
first Of December. ss, =
sBsows & Shook, Commissions Merchants.
Butler l. Co.. Tor Staunton market, report
Flour $sas25. Wheat 81 ,40Ai so. Rye 65a
zoe. Corn Csc. Oats SIC. Flax Seed ST.
Plaster $12 per Ion. Salt, Ashton $3.25. Mar
shall sa.l2, Ground Alum 81. Is. Guano $56
per ton. ~
Butter il. selling al l6alsc. Chickens Ice.
Eggs lsal6c, rer dozen. Pork S5a5.25. per
cwt. a545
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rdu s t S a | e /.

pY virtue of two deedsof sttsst executed 10
- me. ~ Addison Fisher. The Isl dated, 10Th
October 1858 and The 2ud dated 18th October
1853 both of record hi the Hastings Court of
! he town vi Stauuton, ! WILL for the purposes
Sc, fofltlin said deeds, offer for sale a, public
auction, on Saturday the 18th day Of December
next, in the town Of Staunton, the following
properly consigned 10 said deeds,vi2. - -
TWO EO r S, III the town Of
Stauutoa adjoining c. Grove, and each OF them
fronting on the Parkersbnrg road, iorty-six feet
and summing back 10 25 loot alley that adjons
the .Rey,T. L. Cas,leman's lot, being the same
Lots which said Fisher Obtained from CARRIER s:
Hartman IN al, exchange made between tfem on
,hesalh October. 1859. aaes - ~ 80 e 81
Also, consisting in part of Personal property,
| gold Watch, u quantity Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Cabluet-tnaker's tools,
Grndstone, ! valuable Iron Turning Lathe, +
Wood Tuning Lathe and quantity OF Cherry,
Popular & Waitut plank, Cherry scaliilng ahd
Mahogany veneerlnN.ie ia 3sssfg55 so
TERMS OF SALE-For The Lots, 80 much in
ltand as will pay costs Of sale, and the balance
a credit OF one, two, three aud four years will
be given. the purchaser executing bonds bear
ing interest from date, wi,ts approved personal
security. - -
Personal property will be sold ftf cash.
WM. H. HARTMAN, Trustee.
Stanton, nov 80 1854 IDS
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STOCK OF $3.50, coo OF
DRY GOODS,
+ e. nst for G. as h /.

"A | u @ I l o / u S II
fFNTENDlNG to remove in few weeks to
II our few Ware. house, now nearly compile
Ted, and 10 make al that time some important
changes in the character Of our business, " have
determined from aud after the 10th i ST., 10 OIL
fer our entire stock Of Goods al,
PRIME COST FOR CASH
or for md 'ubed negotiable paper, al short date,
with interest added. The whole stock is fresh
and desirable, in perfect order, considerable
portion being in arrival packages, and purchased
under the most favorable circumstances, either
in this country, or in Europe.
The entire Stock of every description, will be
offered for a limited period at private sale, BY
The piece or package, and be c.esed at A9ction,
without reserve, within the next sixty days.
A rare Opportunity presents itself 10 cash pur-
chaSers, which they will doubtless appreciate.
Orders from our County friends shall have a
prompt aid personal attention.
- KENT, PAINE & KENT.
R;cu!ond, soy. 49, 1859.
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IN Friday, The 18th day Of nextmonlh De-
" cea!berJ Will be sold at Auction al The
ate fssldenee Of Matthew Bryan decd, in
Rockbtidgs eointy, i,esr Midway all Of his Pei
sonal proteil3 o. said DECEASED not heretofore
disposed IF, consisting Of about
TIP ENTY SLAVES;
ten or twelve Of which are valuable men three
or four women. and the residue boys and girls.
Some Of the uen would be very valuable 10 Iron
Masters. Also eighteen Mules, ten Or twelve
Holses, some Cows and Hogs, d nuihber oil
Wagons, Ploughs aud other Farming Utensils.
Also large quantity OF very handsome
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
a set Of Blacksmith Tools. a two-horse riding
carriage. buggy, and some other personal prop
erly. . tr=a1
The property will be sold on reasonable
credit. The precise terms of sale will be made
known on the day Of sale. The purchasers
will be requiped to give bond and good security.
g Med. MOORE, Ada r
NOV. 27.-tds of NJ. Bryan decd.
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MAR RIED.

Gu the 2lst inst, by Rev VIM. S. White, D.
d. a, Buena Vista, Da. EDWARD L. GRAHAM.
aud Miss Lucy MARI JORDAN, dau2h.et oil
Samuel F. Jordan. @1s9l
By the Rev. Hctatio Thompso On Thursday
the 10th inst, Mr.. DAN'L CxABilL, of Shen.
andoah to Miss ELIzAD.. I'll MARY DIXON, daugh.
ter Of JAMES Dixo'., of Fairfield. efss1as' -
On the 9Th inst, By the Rev. VIM, Ersin;
Mr. ROBERT Mann and Miss MARf&KEr,
laughter Of Mr.. Leonard Herring, -aII Of poca-
hontas county. ,.7z5ifgg 3 & #n.9isf riaL
On the same DAY, by the Rev. JAS Wanipss,
Mr.. Josiah Harold and Miss MARY, daughter
Of Nj. John Cleek all Of pecahontas county,
On the same dry; by Tie Rev. Mr.. Dunlap,
Dr. MATTHEW WALLACE and Miss Rachel
McNE,u,--hsih5f pocahoa,as county, ..,.. a
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Notice.

aY1HE Epwcopal Parsonage PFepenty will be
= sold OH Wednesday the 2s,h Of this mont h
at public sale, in three lois, as folio VS.
The Mansion House, with IS Icet front, ex-
tending 10 back line about 1876 feet.
The Corner Lot, wild iwo.slory dskce on it,
fronting on Frederick street about "a ieet, and
on cross street los ieet. -.5..s.. z=zs=s
about 81 feet and extending back los feet, ma.
king very desirable lots OF ample dimensions.
TERMS--To be- paid FOR q Tho end OF four
years. interest to hapsA annually, and pay
Inent secured by resesvisg title aad personal
security. 80 s,sw .qssw =
The plan Of division caa Be seen At ,heofficss
Of Harman 4 Bell, and N. v. Trent, and all
necessary Information will be given by A. j.
CARRIER 8 nov. 81.
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Sausa &c Cutter-.-No Itunbus

r HAVE just received a lot OF superior Sau-
y sage Cutters, warranted TO cut from so to
$50 pounds per nour. The chieI points of ex-
celletce are that lbs. knives can be taken out to
clean aud put back %ihon. any rcnble,. They
are easily regulated 10 cat fine CT coarse--rs-
quire but iilIe power to operate them, and Le-
ing made almost entirely of ilon, can be kept
swee, and clean, and will not warp or swell, -
Every family should haye one, Call and eS;
anime is all. that is arket 10 convince oil their
superiority over all o;hes.
nov 6, 1854. GEO. E. PRICE.
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From the Norfolk Daily Argus.

VA Great Virginia Work MIR. Taylor, agen,
for. Mr.. Edwards, is now il cur city iot the
purpose Of getting subscr beers foI a Gazetteer oi
Virginia, / will be quite a large work, and
we doubt moi, very useful one. 1t will he in
terspelsed with The adyeylisemenis of Me,ch-
ants, Manufacturers, etc, MI. f.. has given
evidences N publishing Other works, ol.sh.s, tit
ness for the task he has undertaking, and we
wish him great success. ..ss 60 Is
a liberal CammiSsioa win be. given to Agents.
Responsible persons, we'll recommended can ap-
Ply as above and subscription Isl will be Dr.
marded them. Some Of lhe Agents no'g en.
ployed ale making from SIS to SO per day,
November Is, 1851
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'eauttiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums
ANDA SWEET BREATH.

IA / l. who are desiriors of obtaining these
x.A benefits should use ZerHlan's Celebrated
Tooth Wash. This delicious article combines
so many meru1iots qualities that it he's now
become s,andard iavorie with tie citizens Of
New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore. Den
tlsls use il in their p.acice most successfully,
and from every source the most a,;tering lau.
datibns arb awarded il.
lnfamed and bleeding gums are Immediately
benefited by its Use /; its action upon them is
mild, soothing and effective. 1t cleanses the
teeth so thoroughly, tina. they are made to rival
pearl in whi,eness, and difus,s through tie
mouth snch a delightful freshness thai the
breath is renfeted exquisitely sweet. II disir.-
tecss all those impurities which tend to pros
dice decay, and as a consequence, when these
are removed tho teeth must always reniain
sound.
Prepared only BY FnAKc,s GERMAN, Draseis,
and Chemist, Pbiadelph,s, aud sold by all Dug
gisls at only IS Gents per Bottle
Sold by: B. Eskridgej S.aiiuton, va.
nov. 20, ls54.-ly.
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From the Alexandria Gaxr lite,

Gazetteer Of Virginia Ne have seen notices
the most fatering from adjacent section Of. our
State, IN reference to Ibis great enterprise now
being prepared for the press, by Richard
Edwards, Esq, gentleman, we should Judge
from The high Testimonials which he bears,
well qualified for the task Work of this Kind
= n bevery valuable as Book Of reference as
a saile to tie i, Emlgranl, ar,l as a sland
achievemenl.ss ,tae nnexampled uai;iral adyan-
laaes, Of which we ale Blessed, asa State
We cordially recommend il, more useful Book
could not be bought Tor either The desk OF I've
table.
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NOTICE.

On, the fst October last Thomas l.. Hartman
~ became partner in my Butchering Con-
eern. The finn having been changed. i, is very
desirable my accounts 10 that date shall lie set.
lied, Ny customers will place ME under addi-
lional Obligations by settling their amounts with
Mr.. Hartman, who is alone authorized TO settle
thera. y. NM. c. GRAHAM.
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SECOND 5UFPLY;

HAVE Just TelnTned lom PhiIadeIth!a, and
l will in a day Or Two receive. a sscoiid supply
Of Ladies Dress Goods Cheaper than ever =
Among them is beautiful lot Of real French
Merinoes, plain aud ridsed Moussellues all
wool, very cheap and other desirable articles
10 which respectfully. ask The attention, of.,he
Ladies'. fncv 2o-3lsI JAS. A. PIPER.
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II b / ice.

FT1HE subscriber is receiving genera assort-
j menl OF family groceries, shoes bon,s, hats,
and domestics, ETC., which he will sell a, very
small advance on cost for cash, or on shpr time
to punclual dealers, also general assoI .ment Of
liquors always on hand at small profits for cash
ouly. nov. 20 A. Il. FISHER.
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SELLING OFF Ale COST

INTENDING to close my present business |
offer my entire stock Of School and Miscel la
peous Books al cost. Teachers and Scholars will
fad all The books generally used in Schools a.
mong my assortment. All persons indebted to
me wilconier great favor by calling and pay.
ing up as soon as possible 1t IS absolutely ne
cessary, 10 Older to meet claims against me, to
collect uhat is due Immediately.
. S. II. COLEMAN.
S!apntop, TOY. Is, ls54.-S. and NJ. copy.
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" HOLLOWAY, j. ths largest Deaie!i in
Medicines iii the v OLD, and his Pulls and Oint-
men, are among Tile bes, il The woliJ;s This
lac, will te attesied BY lie nnafous certificates
from every seclipii Of Tins aud tbs old Codn,ry.
Their popularity is eiliteIy oai,e 10 lIier eitl-
cacy. Hs exf~hds up1atis d s2oo, 900 per IN
NUN, il piaciDg his business before The people
ward, sss newspapers s a, his ssap
lshtent in tt,iYd5i In each Ut " Inch nls.Advef.
,,seieuiis are inserted; proc: That the virtues
tho medicines possess, are appreciated IN every
Yuaftet 81 The Giobe.-dlbany Transcript.
nov. q. szz= e5.z..===r 8. = -
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.ayc. GRAHAM & CO.. will take prca,
wv pleasure in serving their friends with
The choicest Meats that the country will afford.
T. l.. tlarman aud {. Crone may be found reg
uiary on market mornings, at our stall.
w c. Graham s. Il. I. Harman are alone au-
ihoriaed to sign the tie OF The firm
nov 90 st. w C.GRAHAM g. co
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7ALL AND WINTER.G GODS
Just Received at. the,
IN e,yy 10 wn pupn y i

rT,HE subscriber is bow openipa resi- lo'
Il of Goods for The present Season, .conslsfft
in paf Of: Dress silks, silk plaid, aI wool llal',
de lame, cashmere, morinoes, gn9l ans, Al d
rims of altkinds, colors and prices, Red White,
green blue, and yellow flannel canton fianu. !,
striped shifting. brown aud black muslin, fish
linen, paid cambria, swiss muslin, dotted swiss,
french collars, chemfzetts; silk, linen, eingham,
and cotton hdkf's, trimmings, ribbons, gloves
and hosires etc, etc. Shoes, boots, hats aud
caps, hardware, queeHsware, glass, and pretty
clocks crooks. tubs, buckets, tfooms, elc. GRO
eeries fall kinds TOO numerous to. nention.--
He Offers his sincere thanks TO his friends and the
public for lieir generous patronage and hopes
SUI - ''s.''s MATTHIAS sCMlTH.
S1nrnion nnu G 1854 If Il. :.
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(" SHUT THE DOOR.

I'D putting ON one of those superior sTor-
- sion" Door SPaiNcs, folly tested and found
TO have nc eqaal for simplicity, strength and
durability BY numerous persons during last win
Ter. They have superseded every other spring
where tried. GEO. Z. PRICE.
Stanton, nov. Is, 1854.
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For SALE.

"A NEGRO Woman, who is about 80 years
"A old, is a good washer, ironel and cook, and
accustomed to all kinds OF house work En-.
q uire OF the Editor oil the Vindcatcf.
nov % 1854
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HARDWARE

"a 60. f. PRICE has just received his fall
II supply, Of Hardware, making his stock
very mi and complete. He invites purchasers
TO give Fin 2 cail as he is prepared 10 sell upon
the most reasonable terms, and the lowest mark
ct rates. ~