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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUREDl

DEIORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or BaIsnm of
Lille 49, aftcra trial Of upwards Of twenty vcnr.
in great variety OF cases, confidently offered IN
the public, especially to those afflicted with lie
l''DSt distressing complaint, as sure and speedy
relief for their snfferings.
Read the following certificates. They nro
from gentlemen Of high standing and residing
In your Immediate vicinity. They urc but one
or two of the many in our possession all extol-
ing the healing virtues of this, ITO use the words
of grateful Disrpic who was cured by i,s
uscl most precious compound.
Certificate from the Rcr. HuritrcH Spain.
SUMTERvILIE,. $. G.. JAM 18Th 1853
Mr.. CmAs. DELonME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small hot
Ties OF your 5als,m of Life; and experienced
much benefit. took it two or three times dai.
ly, u teaspoonful at dose in wine glass Of
water.
1t acted on my liver, and impaired healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, relieving mo Of
distressing hcndnche, and many other disagreed.
Bile dysprpfic s.mtons.
ISignc'Il II. SPAIN.
Mr.. CHAS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR 81 take great pleasure in recon-
mcnding your "Bamme tic Vie" which have
often used, and uipdys with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks of Dyspersia AT
once simulunt, tonic and cntharic, nm sat
'sed II Will prove cminently serviceablc to ali
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia Its general
Introduction throughout the country will be Il
public benefit.
TO keep supply constantly on hand, which
would OF exchange for all the Anti-dysrnp-
tic nostrlln,s from Maine to Texas
Yours respectfully,
lSignedI JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by,
MILLER g. BRITToN, =,
DR.. w. J. DAHCAN, g. Co, '''''''' VIE
NJ. a. IIuggins, Darlington c. H.
DR.. J. L. Byrd, Timmonsville,
And by Druggists generally.
BOATWRIGlI'r & BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia !> c.
November . If
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,o6es tho,
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near tho De.
pot Of the w. & NJ X. Road, where be is ready
at NIL times to take charge OF diseased Horaes
for moderate charge in nll casen where there
is no cure no pay will bo expected IIo also
continues to take Passengers to sna from the
Depot, ind expects shortly TO receive Now
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he will hauE
Mt the old rate of 10 cents pcr package, and
selieits the patronage Of the public.
Fob. 90, 1853 I7-tf
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO,

81 GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
y. B.-L. S. &; Co. have recently published.
and have now for sale, the ..FARMER'S
GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh,
nnd Prof. Norton, OF Yale C.,ilcge, New Haven,
completa in , vols, royal octave, containing
1000 pages, ii steel and GOO wood engraving.
Price i'll muslin binding Sc.
eA7H This mork is NOT The old "Book of
The Farm" lately RESUSCITATED and
hrolrn upon The marked
Feb. -, 1854. II If
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wis =
es TO inform the public that he still manufne-
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on ono
of those gins of the lni. improvement is worth
at least quarter of cent more than the cot
to-. ton ginned on tho ordinary gin. He also man
of the finest finish and Of the best materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for So per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
plete order at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, S. C. Feb IT, 90
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Mr. Editor :----YOu will
oblige number Of the voters of Sumter
District, by announcing in your columns
the name Of Major JOHN BALLARD, as n
Candidate for Ordinary at the ensuing
election.
Aug. l3, 1853. d. If
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uE: NOT DEFRAUpED,


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air! IN ',r Clerk O.lir" on III. back Of tho ,jt,p.
'::'' ni"i hay only ur respectable and l,ouornbly
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''iuT"'"'' ia thee ARE spurious and sureputiou5
nrin .''ii"n;- II c''Hy.r:Sht
'i:r EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDER:
'"rx."<r FOR IKnnrnnce. when Ignorance
drnr. "nh when i.s his;.el o:.- Is.noruncc
- within orsr rrnch.
T" enable every to decide upon The indf,
'-"S"hI necessity OF possessing copy. and that M
"h'.. "f 'n'hhrr reed reninin unnIormrd upon iir
many rih~'s. which, sooner or lni.r, d-.iErd rr
max" fearful ravngcs upon her health unps, guarded
nin%. HTd that M cnII.i,ieritc and afcctnnate
rsin.'l have cnnsc To up5rni himself with nrglcc,
:a:r-, cunriininy fiV :Tie-tig- and LaricB o/ Lo,
''rfs together with eSrnr;> f-..m s bc~ X, will lie
'cn I~1 ?I Charge T. ANY part "f the United Slaes,.
" .l'rc-sinr, p.n,-pad, nv herein.
fh"" knowledge Is Happiness, 'us cui-
Ta"le 10 be isnornnt.
~ On receipt nr One Dollar fG,r III. h,r E.iL
ION, r.,r. hndinSo THE MARRIED WoMAS'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMP tSiOS' /. sent tr"iL
II h-e, 10 any pnri Of the United States. Al lee
Or, ,',mN he postpaid. and addressed " DR.. \.
s1''f,le,. No. l2J Liborty Street New ica4.
For sale by
ROBINSON g. CARLISLE,
Hapburg, S. c.,
In New York City, by
Stringer &. Townsend, Adriapce, Sher-'
man& CO., Dewitt & Davenport, Barns g.
Go. Office, l2o Liberty Street, near
Greenwich.
May 18th, 1853 29-tf'
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Candidates.

MIR. Editor: Please announce
Capt. i. ID. FRIEEsos us Candidate for
Sheriff of Sumter District at the ensuing
election.
Aug. "a, 1853.
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REMOVAL,
Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by tl,eFALL. For
reference as to quality, he would respectfully
of him, to those who patronized him last year
AS 10 price, he will guarantee them low rs
can be otIcrded
May % j MORGAN.
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-11-04
FALL GOODS.
First ArrivaI IN WfeIx : m n.

= AESb AMIlWA4A HI WAGkASDUAHf&e
0OWAV, CHAPLIN 81 JACK have just re.
Y ceiyed their first importation of Fall Goods,
which is also the first opened in this city Here
tofore there has been great scarcity of many ar
ticles IN our business, with which we can now
furnish our friends.
Below we enumerate few Of the articles received:
FRENCH NEEDLE-WORK.
Thread, Jaconet, Swiss and Valenciennes Edgings
and Insertings; Embroidered Collars, Handker-
chiefs, Sleeves, Chimizettes, &C.; Jaconet, Cam
brio and Swiss Flouncings; SurpIice, I1anchette,
Maltese and Tatlanthe Collars and Chimizet-
ties; Black Lace Wells, LeisSes, Jaeonets, Swiss
and Plain Huslins
Asuperiorand comprehensive assortment Of Gloves
and Hosiery.
BOOTS and SHOES Ryans Caters, Buskins,
Slippers and Boots, and good assortment from
other manufacturers.
GENTLDIEN'S WEAR Hats fine cloth Cloaks
Black and Fancy Pants and Vests, Over and
Under Shirts, Drawers; HalfHose, Gloves
Cravats, Boots and Shoes Vick'bg, sept i.
D. B. DOWNING On. MOODY. MINK KUNNER
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He MsL4 ]. A&Iof3 O. OIJss
Are now recefVine their assert
Amema Of Fall and NV1n1cr Cl0thlna
ND invite 81 Is Gene end examine. All
& experience q fifteen yeatn has i Ga ex
ereised II tie selection ii tie present stock
consisting u parof
Black cloth dress coats;
Black and colored 9th frock coats;
Biisnesss coats;
Black and colored cloth sacks:
Black aud colored cloth paletts;
Black and coiored cloth Tricots;
Heayy c0ss irocks and sackss
Velvet Hunting coats;
OYER G. OATS
Super castor beaver frocks and sacks;
Blue pilot, Engineers beaver frock and sacks;
Drab and co0red Whitney irocks and sacks;
Drab and colored 3 etersham frocks and sacks
Drab and colored Bearskin frocks and sacks
Fancy Aeggerhead frocks and sacks;
Fancy double frocks and sacks;
Blanket frocks and sacks;
Black aud colored cloth surtouts.
TESTS,
lack and colorsd cloth vests. double collars
Fancy velvet and plush, double collars;
Fancy cashmere, double collars;
Black silk and satin, double col'arE;
Fancy silk, double collars.
PANTS
Black doe skin cashmere pants;
Black and blue satinett pantsS
Fancy cashmere pants;
Heavy tweed points;
a. Negro Suits of different qualities. ~5Sa
Furnishing Goods.
HosERY -Merino and Lamb wool UndeFshirts
Merfno and Lambs wool Drawers;
Silk, cotton, Flannel, and cashmere Under
shirts, and drawers;
MeFino, cotton and wooden half hose.
SHIRTs - Linen and linen bosom shirts;
Wove and embroidered bosom shifts;
Fancy muslin shirts.
GIoVEs. Buck, cactor, kid andcolored gloves
Chamios and silk lined colored gloves,
Gauntlets and diving gloves.
TOILET ARTICLES Combs, brushes, knives:
Razors, stropa, port monaies, soaps &c
Canes and Umbrellas.
Doors - Fine calf seWed boots;
Fine waterproof sewed bootsj
Heavy Mud Boots.
Shoes Patent leather and calf Oxfords;
Calf sewed and pegged brogans,
HAT-.-Fine mole and beaver hats
Whide-a- Wakes, N. Ms and Hungarian.
Cars Cloth caps and silk covers;
Glazed Silk and Muslin caps.
Or Childrens clothing as usual. Every
thing TO complete gentleman's wardrobe at
octl3 No, 2. Washington st eet,
Vicksburg Miss,
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POWELL 4 1EOBART
HAVE
JUST Received

JUST Received
= White, Black and fancy Kid Gloves,
Ladies and Genss buck gauntletts,
Embroidered cambria handkerchief, a'sO
Hemstiche and tape bFoidered,
Bonnettf for the Million
EEBR0fDBRIES
French Work sleeves
French collars for ladies and mi ses,
French chimisetts,
Edgings, laces, Ruling, bands hnequaIsd IA
the city.
200 doz. Hosiery for ladies, gents, miEses
and children.
Gingbams nd domestics Of every Variety
Red, blue, white and yellow Flannel,
Sheeting bleached and unbleached,
Irish linen prices,
Linen sheeting and pillow linen.
Worsted damasE for curtoins,
French Engti b and Amesican prints,
Table cutlers. from 90 cents ID S2b,
LsO-Perfumeries in great perlusion.
All Of which have been bought in New York
Be- ton and Philadelphia and are bound to be
seldom IS good terms as can be had West OF
South of6he Alegany Moi sinr. please call
and examine for yourselves, 30 tie
Corner of Main and Jefferson streets
oct IL.
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Just Received,
n Doz black Pomade in Jars
do Pomades assorted, in jars
6 do black Pomade ID stick
4 do Cologne, gilt bottles, very fine
90 do ass sizes and colofs
4 do Orange Water
4 do Toilet 8 very fine
4 do " = Mellefuer, very fine
do bottles French Bay Water
12 do Jules Hansers celebrated Extract
for the toilet
2 do Otto Roses, large and small
l2 do Cooking Extracts, ass'd
2 do Liquid Hair Dye
g do PulVerine
2 do OleOphane Shaving Soap. large
9 do g /" /" small
For sale low for cash. by
sep29 PETER B. COOK q
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LAD FOR SALE.

FE1 nnders ignc Executors Of VIM. Lmu
offer for sale the following described lands
II the counties of Holmes, Carroll and Wash
ington:
In Holmes county, the southwest quarter Of
section 20, lots and 10 in section 81, all Of
section 80, and the south half Of section 80, IN
township II, range east, containing 1905
acres. The above lands on or near Little Riv-
or. Also in township rs, range east, al of
section 3, Except the east half Of the north
east quarter the northeast quarter and theeast
half of the southeast quarter Of section 4. con-
tanning 500 acres.
In Carroll county, the south halves Of sec
tons IL and -, in township is, range |, east,
containing GAO acres.
In Washington county, the west half Of sec
ton %, the west half and southeast quarter of
section %. al of section 26, the east half a.
section 81, the northeast quarter of section 81,
and the north half Of section 35, in township
10, range 6, west, containing 2,255 acres.
The terms on which the above lands viii be
sold, will be one third cash, the balance in one
and two years. For particulars. address DR. 3
II Lane, Xicksburg.
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NOTICE..

WNR. KENYON. the proprietor Of the
CASTELAR, SPRINGs, respectfully informs
the public that he has established fine Of
coaches between Lexington and the Springs
to leave Lexington Tuesday and Thursday
mornings, returning the same days.
Auo. 49,.
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Notice.

TUsF Rec ived, and for sale, large and
splendid assortment of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Consisting in part Of superior article of Laf
dies Cloaks, Talmas. Mantillas, Chimizetts O.
all qualities; French Merinos, Delanes Cash
meres, silks. a general assortment of
DMsgGg @0@Dga
Bonnets ofeyery variety; sp eTdid assortment
ofTrimming. Also, good assortment Of
CgNTlgNlEN'S cl0T4lNCs
Boots, Shoes, hats and Cap; all of which
we will sell at very reduced prices for cash, or
to punctlial paying purchasers.
WOOD & BRONW.
sep 90 1854.
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Use s, z. RUSSE:LL'S Seminary for
~ Young Ladies viii open September 4,
1854. Suitable Teachers will be provided for
the differ mt branches, and every attention vii!
be pad to the morals and manners Of the pu-
pills. Yazoo city, aug Is, 1854,
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The state Of mississippi.
YAzoo COUNTY.
y cnnrt Oa.......b... T. u. .


Probate Court September Term, 1864.
Al GREEAALY 10 an order Of Che Probate
"A Court of said county Notice il hereby riven
to al persons interested IN he lends. tsnenent.
and hereditaments Of Rebecca Faulks nnd VIII.
liam Faulks. minors Of Vase county. 10 ~ and
appear bslore the Probate Court or aid oonptv.
20 be held on the fonHn Monday Of Octol er neTt.
then and there % show cause, fanny the, can yghv
an order should not Be made for tho sale ~ ths
real estat e Of said minors, lying and being Is re
county Of YazoO and State OF MississjpDj + no,vn
as the southeast quarter ofseciion twentr-thr.e.
and the northeast quarter Of the north.eas or
section twenty six, and twenty acres on he eust
side oi The casl half Of south west quarter 81 sees
lion twenty hree, al ia township ten range ons
wssts-lt having been suepeslpd 10 or said
coust BY Tapley Fanlks, guardian oraair minors,
that it will be greatly 70 theirintereit % sell said
ands.
And Is further ordered, That publication 81 this
citation he made ID lie Yazoo CEy VI big III four
weeks SUI sssiyClD
WlTNEsss Hon. Geo. B wilkinson. judge
al Of Probate 81 the county 81 nzoo.
The 4th Monday 81 September, 1854
and Sea 81 ths Ceu,t.
issued the 28 i day 81 September. 1854
VIM II. BELL Clerk.
sep 90 1884
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III ETfERS TESIADTENTARY Of the
- Last Win Testament of Ephraim
Guice, deceased having been granted Is the
undersigned By the Probate Court Of Yazo0
county d The September Term thereof 1854.
oil who are indebted 70 said decsdent IRE re-
quested 20 make immediate payments as indul-
gence cannot be givens- -and ali persons who
have claims against the decedents estate are
required 70 present the same duly authentica.
ted, Within The time prescribed by law, 81 this
notice will be plead il bar thereof
ep 2e-Sw- VALID. FERRIS, Ex's.
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SAW MILL

which has given 50 much satisfaction through
out the Union, as also Steam Powers Of ell
sizes and kinds, horse powers, GRIsr Mills,
CORN and con cRUsHEs, together with various
other machines and impliments TO economist
labor
Since their circular saw mills were invented
By and patented, to their senior partner, they
have made many improvements which render
them perfect IN all their details, and justly en-
title them to be considered amongthe greatest
abor saving inventions Of the age.
A pbampld containing full discrpt rs Of
their three classes Of mills, prices, terms ca.
pacity for saving, g.. will be sent to any
gentleman applying for one BY letter postpaid.
Having recently obtained damages in an
action brought in the U S circuit court for
the DISCREET Of Maryland, for infIin yment Of
their Patent Right, they do hereby forwarn
the public from purchasing mills, similar to
theirs, from unauthorized builder Or their
agents. Address, GEORGE PAGE d co.
Schroeder near Bditimorest. Bal ina0re Nd.
LINK G HARRISON Agents,
Yazoo City Miss june l6-t50-t Ism,
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LOudem & COS.
FAMILY MEDICINS.
0 DOZ Indian Expectorant
8 do Oriental Hair Tonic
do Alteratiye
4 do Fever and Ague Pills
do Female clisui
do Pile remedy
12 do CarminatiVe Balsam
i2 do Tonic Vermifnge
20 do Indian LNnative Pills
4 do An Healing Salye
8 do Cherokee Linament
For sale By
P.B. COOK q co.
Wholesale Dru. giuts, hemists and Book
Sellers.
TasOO City. Oct. IS
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<A4I0 OOtlAlloolO11 -1AC1GlluilbSs
NO. AZ, UNION STREET,
New ORLEANS.
<~>-o~~~~~e~,1-~~~~-
siko. sMEDEs. cnAs. +. sMEDEs.
GEO. smEDEs - BRO,
GROCERY, PRODUCE AND G6liltESSI0N
Merchants.
VICKSBURG, MISS.
agents for Geo Smedes & Co, Nep Orleans.
Sundrjes.
DAGCING Rope and Irvine, India and KY.
Jeans and Linseys, Lowells, IA and 7-8
Mess Pork, Bacon Sides and Shoulders
Hams SugaT-cured, bagged and plain
Boots and Shoes, Russell
Heavy Negro Blankets
Whiskey, 4ourbon, very old
Brandy, pure old Otard
Whisky, rectifed, bbls and halves
Salt coarse and fine
Candles, Soap, Lard, Lard Oil, Vinegar
Beef, Mess, Spiced and dried; Beef Tongues
Rice. Molasses, bbls and bfbbIs.
Sugar, loaf aud crushed
Sugar clarified and brown
Fresh family roe Herring
lion, Tennessee and Juu;atta
Steel, cast, German and BLISTER; large full
and complies assortment
Nails, Spikes, Horseshoe Nails
Axes tobacco Stone ware
Flour, choice Family; Flour superfne and fine
Hoes, Trace and Log Chains
Lime cement ond tar
Corn, Hay, Oats and Bran
Coffee. Java, Rio and Havana.
AGENCY FOR THE SALE or
AlcOods' Gin Stands and also for HscEss 100
Contton Seed.
For sale BY
sep29 GEO. sMEDEs q IR0.
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ErnntfYe Diseases,

IS Ulcers cid Sores. Piles, F,siula, Seald head
F litter, S rofnla, &c, can Re epaed by mild
remedies. Old Ulcers, even OF twenty years
duration, can be perfectly cured by correcting
the deranged constitution. upon which theis-
sue depends. Fistula can be cured without the
knife, carstic, or Inconvenience. Whether or
notthe aSeeds" of Cancer ban be eradicata1
from the system, its fatal progress can be ar
rested, as win be shown to those wishing such
information by reference to persons cured
many years ago. For particulars call on or
address r. e. FULLERTON.
oct2O RAYMOND Mississippi.
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ID ABROAD coraets.-0pen front corsets
Oand French Corsets
Cashmere scarfs aud small shawls, and merino
shawls. white and mode eolored Grape shawls
and ernine
Plaid sri ped colored silk very rich and cheap,
PIad aud striped black silks, and satin:
3'lad and striped eashner IS an delanes' all price
Plad and striped clAajli delanes and barege de-
lanes. find all kinds Of Dry Good, Fancy
and staple Yickburg octa0 GIBBS 4 HOWE.
Negro Blankets
DON Pair heavy Negro Blankets for sale by
@1O oct2o D. TAMBopIaE
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W. CoNANT, VIM. A. wALpRoN, d. srrs2r.
New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

CONANT, w Il D RON Co
A|0uLD Re pectully inform their ilicn : nnd H.,
w public generally that they now receiving =,
heir Furniture Ware Rooms, on Mai, ST. a ,,, T. y
below the Norvcll House, heir stock of Rose W..
Mahogany, Walnut. md olher Furnture ;togethor %
great many articles in the way of House keepipc ,I
useful rs well as ornamental, b have never hi
been introduced to this market All OF winch Lnyo L'
selected from houses NqlJh, emo, ing the highest ron
ta'ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department.
in which they have engaged wokmen of shillnud Gym
rience md therefore prepared to have n,ade T., -
der out OF good ma enl. any piece of furniture tb
my be ordered They would add that the, are nra
pared to offer greater Inducements to persons wan,,,
anything in tie way OF RNIrURE, than has ever has,
tore been offered in this market. And they hone nv
siduous attention business merit md receive nj Ion
portion of the public patl onoge.
CONANT, WALDRON SEQ
n. B.-We would say to our old friends and cn.,a,,
ers that we continue to manufacture at our old sanJ
on Bridge st. all kinds of Tobacco Moulds md III a
IKE, and we solicit, continuance of their fuvors
mar ID Is c., W. \ Co.
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OH hIiDS y. .. \ T. L Sugar,
~ 10 bis Coffee MT Cl,licd Sugar
30 boxes md Lhis Loaf Crushed, and +
,crl1ri Suesr,
Iuss RIO aud Laguira Coffee
lugsSur erinr Old ava Coffee.
hhds. Cuba mi L. Il. Mulasses,
hb> y. q. Molnsscs,
toas Bur Iron, assorted
60 Hoop md Band do,
dozBti-tcrd Steel,
CoCast aud Shear do,
~, IN Bnron
300 Stles Sol Lcafhe,
IS do. Black Upper do.
40 dog. Call Skins
% " Pink Ii ,ing do
10 Shrcn Skins,
9 900 i;aes Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osunburg-,
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantino Candies,
SO do. Hull < Sons Patent do.
3 do. Soap.
10 do Starch.
900 Kegs Mails, toto 1y.,
10 VT Nmls,
ID bbs T nncrs' oil.
40 Peruvian Guauo
200 sacks Suit.
ALSO
PLAID Blrcchcl and Brown Domestic, Calico, Line.
Drill. Bed Cords and Plough Lines Window Glass N
Putty, Cuppcas, Aur, Madden and Indigo, Perc
Gioger and Spcc Spades. Shuvel. Trace and Halt
CHAINS Manure and flny Folks Boots Shoe. and Han
For sale, cXolanse Cor country Produce,n accom-
| dating terms. Zap, 2lt) JOHN HOLLINS.