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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14
Commandments to Wives.

We have been shown a series of ten com.
mandments drawn up for California wives
which occupy one page of letter sheet,
sent from FL Dorado. Some of them would
answer for this region quite as we'll as Cali
fornia, and We therefore copy:
Thou shall not "put on airs" of self i'm.
portance, nor indulge in day-dreams of ex-
travagance, nor allow thy vanity and love
of dress to turn thy head and unfit thee for
the sober duties of life, or make thee mere
y an expensive toy and walking ADVERTISE
ment of the latest fashions
Thou shalt not consider it fashionable,
cleanly or economical, to sweep the streets
with 500 dresses-when at home thou
considered thyself fortunate to get calico
nor to promenade muddy sidewalks in long
satin robes and bedraggled underclothes
nor to wear jewels or flowers % thy head
while thy feet go "Aipety. click" in buskin
shoes run down at the heel and discover
to strangers the holes in thy stockings.
Thou shalt not starve thyself and family
20 days out of 80, to feast thy circle and
give party nor by the purchase of expen.
siVe gew-gaws and 6uery keep thyself and
husband poor; nor run up bills for frills and
furbeloes, while the very goods.merchauts
and thy husband are at their wits end how
to pay their way; nor spend hard earnings
foolishly; nor lose half day shopping, to
invest four bits. Neither shalt thou devour
all thy savings at cotillion parties aud balls ;
nor waste thy substance by improvideuce
or neglect.
Thou shalt not subtitute sour looks fol
thy pickles; nor fiery temper for stove
wood, nor cross words for kindliugs; mol
triaiug talk for light bread; nor tart Ian
guage for dessert; nor excuses for anything
Neither shalt thou serve up cold looks OIL
cold meals for breakfast; nor seedlings and
hard potatoes for dinner nor what remains
of the other two meals for supper-no, moi
even on washing days. Neither shalt thou
allow hard feeling or unwashed dishes te
accumulate; nor withhold either secrets Of
shirt buttons from the bosom of thy hus
band; and never omit kindness of any kind
Thou shalt not neglect to make thy per
son and thy home attractive-that wher
thy husband cometh from his daily toll
or business care, thy cheering looks of loving
welcome may greet his footsteps at the cot
tage door, and charm him into forgetful
ness of all but thee. And should he be
unfortunate-as many are-thou shalt moi
increase his sorrows-as many do-by
weeping but with all thy noblest sympathy
and womanly love, seek to lift the heavy
burden from his manly heart; and thus re
uewed, again to dare the rugged and slip
perry steep that leads to fortune and success
-believeing "there's no such word as fail,
while thou art near to cheer him on, aDc
share with him the victory.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

CENSUS CT NEW JERsEY.-Eyht Slaves
Lef.-The Secretary Of State Of N. Jersey,
on Tuesday, presented to the legislature an
abstract of the State census The total pop.
ulation is 672,024. Of these 644, 1000 are
whites, "a, ,936 free colored, and eightslaves.
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, Negro Mechanics.

An article in late number of DesBou's
Revie,o, from the pen Of Judge Hopkins,
of Mobile, directs attention to the injury
which the writer thinks is, likely totbe IDS
aicted on the South by the system Of in,
structing negroes in the mechanic arts, and
employing them as mechanics. He says: Z
"Ifit be desirable to preserve the patriar-
chal system of negro slavery now existing at
the South, as the very best basis Of social
order and of moral and domestic, integrity
which none may doubt, who has evoked wis.,
dom and virtue in pursuing the question,
Shareholders should allay this antagonism
in their midst, by agreeing through legisla-
tive action, to con6ne the negro to the soil,
thus to elevate and open the mechanic trades
to the .slaveholdiug people around them.
Dignity the trade to the level with the pro-
fessions, in common acceptation, and idiiug,
loa6ng, lounging, fox.huntiog, or in other
words, general dissipation of health, energy
and time, among the young men of the
South would almost cease, and in their
place be substituted general busy industry.
By confning the negro to the soil, the me-
chauic would be at once converted from an
open or secret enemy of negro slavery, into
its firm advocate and supporter, because he
would then feel himself lifted up in the
scale of social respectability, and maintain
ed in that position by the subordinated ne
gro, confined exclusively to meuial service,
Before the law and community, aliwhite
citizens would stand strictly on d footiugof
and be alone distinguished by
courtesy and mental superiority"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

The DECLARATION OF WAR.-Mr. Lin.
coins Inaugural Address is before our read.
ers-couched in the cool, unimpassioned,
deliberate language Of the fanatic, with the
purpose of pursuing the promptings Of fa-
naticism even to the dismemberment of the
Government with the horrors of civil war.
Virginia has the long looked.for and prom.
ised offering before her, and she has
more-she has the denial of all hope of
peace. Civil war must now come. Sec
tional war, declared by Mr.. Lincoln, awaits
only the signal gun from the insulted South
ern Confederacy, to light its borrid fires all
along the borders of Virginia No action
of our Convention can now maintain the
peace. She must fight! The liberty Of
choice is yet hers. She may march to the
contest with her sister States of the South,
or she mast march to the conflict against
them. I here is no middle course; there is
left no more peace; war must settle the
conflict; and the God Of battle give victory
to the right!
We must be invaded by Davis or by Lin.
coin. The former can rally fifty thousand
of the best and bravest sons of Virginia,
who will rush with willing hearts and ready
hands to the standard that tprotects the rights
and defends the honor of the South-for
every traitor heart that offers aid toLincoln
there will be many, many who will glory
in the opportunity to aveuget the treason by
sharp and certain death. Let not Vir-
ginians be arrayed against each other, and
since we cannot avoid war, let US determine
that together, as people of the same State,
we will defend each other, and preserve the
soil of the State from the polluting foot of
the Black Republican invader.
The question, 'where shall Virginia go?
is answered by Mr.. Lincoln. She must 60
to war-and she must decide with whom
she wars-whether with those who have
suffered her wrongs, or with those who have
inflicted her injuries.
Our ultimate destruction pales before the
present emergency. To war to arms is
now the cry, and when peace is declared, if
ever, in our day, Virginia may decide
where she will finally rest. But for the
present she has no choice left war with
Lincoln or war with Davis is the choice left
US. Read the inaugural carefully, and
then let every reader demand of his dele
gate in the Convention the prompt measures
of defence which it is now apparent We
must make.-Richmond Enquirer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

buy of the North single article which she
can produce or manufacture herself, she
will deserve to be province to the end of
time.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

REvIvAL.-It is said that more sinners
are now seeking Abraham's (Iincoln) bo.
som than have before been on the anxious
seats for some years.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

Ildy y..'....s..ss ,Oot ,Vfo .'.-..-. = ..s-' ~
We have not enumerated the rice, rye,
barley and other products that are largely
cultivated in some Southern States. We
give only part ofthe yearly products Of the
Southern States ofsuch articles as are requir-
ed to support people iu time of war. The
people of those States can, if put to, supply
from their own toll an abundance of the nec-
essaries of life, without being dependent
therefor on any other people. All theyhave
to do to make that certain is to devote more
of their land to the cultivation Of corn,
wheat, etc., and less to cotton, tobacco and
sugar Heretofore the cotton, rice, and
sugar States have found it to be more profit
able to cultivate those staples to the exclu.
sion Of all other. products, and depend npon
the Northwest for corn, pork, -four, etc.-
That was matter Of choice, not of necessity.
The border slave States can supply the
whole South with all the corn, pork and
-four it can consume, and have surplus
w.. 49,. ... Cincinnati Enquirer.
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From the Charleston Courier.

ODE
IN THE OCCASION OF THE MEETING OF THE SOUTH
ERN CONGRESS.
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q A Il -
y soc sacks
LIVERPOOL
FINE SALT.

LIVERPOOL
FINE SALT.
foy sale by
An 's-r CHAs r. w0RTHAM 4 CO.
~ HHi5S. SIDES Anu SHOU HUEKn,
S.S 50 tsrces choice Leaf LARD,
Loo kegs oacios Leaf LARD,
60 bhls. Crushed SUGAR,
~ boIs. Powdered SUGAR.
Be- bols. Coffee sU0AR,
leo hays COFFEE
20 uarcss choice RI"H,
Ice bbis common VIZ ;Sgg..
$50 bbis doc I've WhIeKEY,
Is o5'e Rose 9I'i,
IS bDis. common Frsnch BRANDY,
30 small ca ks fne Cos asc BRANDY
SOC ssc1s ae aud ccsrss SALT,
loo bbls = 0. MOuAsSEs,
100 ftois. Port. and SYRUE,
200 obs. Muscovado MOLAsbES,
400 half bbls No. and MACKkRKL,
ioV WI )le bbls. No. /. and MACK hEBI.,
loo tbls Family Bee HEARINGS,
eco daz. BRoOMS and BUCKETS.
400 Iss AdaMantins and TSllow CAa DLKH
81 cesk- Port 8pd Aadsirs WINE,
Bread Soda. Washing soda, Sta oh, Pepper, Mus
lard. Fig Blue: Colgste's sad De,srsfve Soap,
" @she srds, Wrapping pee, choice Green and
3 ack Tea, n c. cat RerrLngs shae, sosd hse.
&c for safe by WI. Il. JONES h CO,
io--i0f
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EDUCATIONAL.
T,REDERICksB NioH , L moo l.
4 tOR GIRLS.
wM b. JOHNSON. pg!rCl

wx b. JOHNSON. PRINCIPAL.
K'ss Asfs WOODWARD, h1e-frEeipai.
Rev a. hANpoLPA. LsetareE ca the Aei
Mia Il. l.. WILLIAMS. Teacher Of Music.
The oext sass'on Of th.s sCnooL, which ia e
poardine md hay 90, vi sonTo0nce cu he
Graf MONpi, ofS epts sn6er Kt
burg, Va, Nm Il. JoHSnos-
N q. AIt Ea' g as scHooi;, .o,,, y.
Th,, institution VII, he open s sss ia- on tha lot
day ef oe'obsr. 1851, for the reception both OF
bcsIaera snd Day scholars .of p4rlic7iaFe
appyt to ls7 le-ts ~ OR" $50 :
!D!OT Mt OF KKEL'~ OFFICE. n he ely q,
HI hmond. on tha second TUESDAY In Sept II
esr, ana VIII receive %Ep e4iioas Tor sfooln1aeai
OF tsdet- II tae Virginia Il u 3 'nsdfutc.
.fppiiest:ous iol sag csd9is vii no rsc'ivec
Applications foI pa az Is will pc &c ivod
from this state. fiom any t&;e Il the hcuthsrn
C'nfeteracy. and her t.sses net l. h-staiity 10
The re, ar evercisss az INC 'nsf'tnta ri he
rsSnai oU the or 5 81! cc;o ~ ue'st. eac I'll
pointed -. the second GssdGyi ia >epteC3Her, ~
ba expec ed TO report tTr1Lselves pf~nptly ior
duty ~ tbs n-st 81 UCt0"er
Irpliea ma for sdIrlssion gnUrt ha acc ~IGps.
n!ad hy testlucUla Of good B}Gtai chsF3>tar,
s!a,inE shs Gai, ne 20 snd t,..4GEs9s q lo
Col. y. il. FINITE. ~ Lexington ed ell Tho re
Ccfrad INFORM lion viii os furrisit-1 by Il IN
rsf, renee to the course Ci e3ndtaR and terms Of
admies:on JAG- &. BRGeE, treeide4t.
an 3-dtiRtS
ErD1Essts L. AZ AtsEflE - he lex ssszi"n
~ Of thts scn0o confluence Oct b. Z Il ard caL-
t.Ipes ten EortGs h9 a3nTse - uily D epars~
tory TO the Lnlversl'y u vi g:c1s spscia' ~.
sntton haE elwa-s botn g.id 20 hisTHgTArlCs,
DRs WING. 2Au'N sEIN3, g., aud, hers2t5sr,
FORTiFifSTi0N end other .agChss Of military
ss,en VIII be regninE TAM h. Il tbs sehoo! OF
Eng1neslIpa.
TsEss.- s2so psy tsss!oa. i!psrsi arrange
Insnts made as - pa Iisptn tGfTSse,
eAMylL elEOOL2h, 4 +,
su ADO Gaioay'a q Egrslin-, Va
DlCsaNxaND gNAi.E sAsIsEaEt.
Tbs next session q tSis IBstl Utiou will bagip
OCT les /, 1860, end Is expected to corTeapond
IN ali respects 90 those " former years
The same Fsccty will rc!la.a the tsvUas Will
be- as heretofore, H0t the same liherEl patronage
from ths scott N snt from the cOu.b ,s hcyed f9F
More detailed advertisements VII ha Issasd
hereafter. F0c turtle iri Enatto1. or io- Leta"
iosues soon 10 he ready apply RI
Gu g - C6AS II W NSTOT. Pres't.
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VlAaAE1A NOE Nk,-
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o.ss travelling public - oHs Of t,s very best no'
.si. y %. stsss is n1s S.asa S sG ~, Ssya.
snass whole Attention TO the purpose OF insressnf
Il p5ssisfs. the hIgh reputation which Is At pres
fs = aad u sss.. sssasd sad .os
;aYfEbis. Ths resent additions pus 10 tnis sssah
.aist enable the p,;prsslt' e s.s
Ia. bean rss.H.ir asElTTsD and rAlsrE2
The propYistola ave sssY1sa TIE services o.
.r. ws, d. oi.ksgO., 81. an sxtsy1eg.T
sssfs az q Who via PSI
ary sttention 20 tnoss stopping At tia hotsl.
Nsrsbis asd ,Sitaiui hs,sAaIs are sac pEosiate,
saa,iHps. at Asssteters. &c sarsi -ss {! @AS AcSs
nassasa With aha Ho,.l szs ex:snsivs ssa
.bsS an Ger sas nAksgemsns of eYsks 90
sail Er o~ y fer thess sxperss1sa and s1S.ecs3 81
ais tspa et.aset Horses VII "a tkssz an liver
esGsrts ca s4ssra.bls teE'n3.
fh4 Fyc2riesora aTs selI prepared 80 sssasssae
sAsc.I!ss ~sAS %ash 80 Ere.@ go HoSa2
>..hs il ti.in h9&;thy PcYt:cn q tas sts.s
fais gc.3l IL wsu farpisAsd, sad as1;slas e
g ssS sa,sf"ssSssis psa2i&a 80 40 S74Se IN III
y tajs ect.i ihsys are tive of EislaizE'a xsT
:oaas BILLIARD rAt&4aG. ass .sl sezatostaa's
3&TalsC a90s1S esve ~ ossa n-stlF s:ssts
Il fs ~: .s i.i s9 essa = sess sGa
e5tiep - tao accommodation ct ths gnSsSs. IA
sta&ns.zl for ths liberal patronage asrs-s:oTs
'sss2Vea, ssd vssss respectfully as2 s e''nsi1
Zssre CT Is asHa.
MN. a. rExTck, svzsr,,.,a,s
rHOf,. r. PEYTOs, s4sI~~'
r. s.-gsa eEss .: eli the SIAGs Lis Is Is a
.s1a Hoass; alsS, sss OGss tt ADaKs : COS AS
:Erss wa. L. gErTOE : BED.
-+snntts. Tzs-sh & jsij a. ~ y
s,soEa va3D Ac3ELs
= EEGRNenB, va.
salts ne~ E0-E!,. &C ta2 carer cE EAIs snF SEE
,sYssts, :Gst saishsd Sgd elegantly t1-afs&sSs u
sev ers7 So~ ira accommodation 81 gsSsss.
tho issEti0a - SFis Ssss ts the s.s5 Sas sysys
fagt Vii 50 szxag - p'sass SEQ nstSoss Gs sss
sepkS.
rave e2saxsG sAa sszs14ss 81 IL. y. W. Gss
es8ss, ,-Ss -. tSs ESaYss. sscTse. wa- EeyS,
E-sg lCSks'E = EiSEEsGAw,
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49, XVBBkI W. IVE III,
H2 AToSA1oAhY AID DEGsSIsY,
EsSI isevs 70 inform his friends and the pablss
tksx ne Gas taken and re-ftisa in = new and had,
seine style, the store formerly occupied ny J.
Wood. aud more recently By @. q. Dawson, Ne q
sernsr MAIN and Wall strss.s, oas door above shs
u, Charles Hotel, kishmoRd, Va, and has tus
SEsnsa with an entirely new ssSsk q
fOILkT ARTlCLt6. PRRPUNkRY, &C..
Oomprisins every article usually kept II his line
snse 70 their ffsshnsss, purity, aAA sasiie rcli
ability.
sFhysisiA3s VIII Ind his stock Of DRu0s
PREPARATIONS. SURGICAL STRUHRNTS
%, ysry :omrlsss, suhsssaas many asw ana g.
Prescriptions carefully compounded q. an hs,,
81 day o. night.
NJ Ordsfs promptly astAsASj 70.
- 80 EO6f. ~. lOWxIo.
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DlCAMaNn gNlAlE sA9IiEaEs.
auE.as .sHY sooDS.

NJ L + A "a q y % ~ . {.
inst reserved ard for raie--
Loo RlFLE HABkE.-f,. hs'oTts6 h'ses.
~ dosen GUt t,J.'KS Film: arc E'sTsUssicn-
Iae90 Gun aad f3i9S Fi.!yrA.
900 ely e & G-x's Pefc seien CA?a.
$50 iAr Corner z .EE>.
go Double Esrrsi EH0T- GUEB
So s.2Eie 6arrsi 30 d.
10 Warmers P.tsnt Revolving ilFE&h.
Is doasn Double TRIGGERS
Gr"ss PeTsassi cts hLPEIHS.
"a A.Eny SADDLES.
ki cozen LINING eRLI3 sSscr.5A opfcFc.
Is dos SAD JLE kFiSGS, G-s0Y ed
~ 50 10 Boz sL1 Para Il FlCl d. a4sorI7d
sDa lbs. SHOE RI 2pAp ~ oI'sc
10 bs EatsL, FAX III cad 3.e"Tss9.
80 lbs eaddi e13' SEQ u (: EAT.
400 hcit- Heia 40 ,tiT FEB.
30 dcran tiaitsr GH III
Q d 70 p4lE sTa4b ! RATES,
do2el 10 90 Esa-
% SozeE 1crss - U.3!iE..
10 dozen HATCnE Te, Ess0rts3.
80 GDZan ~ COO Wagon = AdtS.
$40 yards anchor BDLTi z u .yEIrPG. Sfaf9
so pal Il ae ther sAVDLE Bs3S.
~ dozen PHEci.2 FILL iNSS aas0TgsA.
e. Gozsa f.:s FANS, j. s-oTls6
IS doLsa WToaght Is .ch TLAz rs, assorted
20 1o-Sl n st ald Strap HING
&t09 Co ERIA9& BOLTS essuri 81, = and 2f2
s-lslhh. SAITH, Ell Nots & co
80 s--'2t p 60 r'.e~. z!rSst
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MnYxAEY IOYICl8.

OXDnANCE DEPARTMENT or VAIL
Richnond. Asg. 7, 1851.
NIOT1CE.-It IL very desirable th 1t sll corpS,
IN eonmnnitiss, ead .rdividnals In the state.
having ARMS Of any kiBd--beyond those abso.
intsly necosssSy for their immediate us~-shoold
return the same to this Department soon - pos
sibls, that they may be ovsrhauled and thorough.
DIMMoCK. Colonel,
an e-t9 Chiee ~ Cr6n "! VtYglNta
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xs~4 80 hAxGE y nAkNE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
sA< -1s sosAsiss u asnr.se, uAkevsg AID GAO
s+&Ss w."
as IL ALSO HotxYy Fnklis xkd OoxutsuAx.s =, =
~ uE.ssd ssttss * m VI Claim,
ne gsFit snhfT bswssp NJ. C1AsYArv WA,as
- kiHssU sstrs q ssoivsd, his 0llse N ac,1 -
sS+A ss.s Isss ksstW C.SS.1's LA. e U<E
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is. ROPER TSCN.
dr~ner # acte-~c~ and ErAnklsa Streets, R1Ar.c-sd
tI1sista.
ksspe eon'tan ~ "n nAna q large sad rAried as
sortmeat Of .aotcs
FAnILY GROCERIES,
AND
FryB I!o JOB AND CIGARS.
Imported eSpfees y for bis market
AAstiTss sset oLD Rye WHIkk~T. and
AfF aad p ACH BRANDY lied IN The
taocatAif OF thia asatea
Ali SIo6~ and 9hoCSRT2s aold by him are
vars atsd puss and good, or no aAl.s.
r. s. All su!sr s ts,ttnn paid to ruttins Up
7nd shipping Deeds eor on era and soidtsxs, sts
toned ~ sna a~aS from kichm md.
COMMISSION BNaIN ESs.
Viii nsAe liberal aIv soes on = = ACuo,
Vasa1, Our. CoAs, sad all othsr minor
POULTRY, lGGs. BU~TER, Dale, fEnlTs,
EATH sE. HIDES, fOTATOkS. BEANS. PEAs.
60. SC.
ET auet sales sne prompt rstUras.
lin
l., "A Nj kk Is a con.
1000 LBS. SUPERIOR CURKp
FAMILY BACON,
Rse.ivtas this icorrtAS.
ptrses from Southampton county, Va
FOR sale By JOHN d BiG0lHs,
Family nYoeeY,
an lta~ "o tV-snti'n 81 sAf.
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go ssT AND IhFGhfEt :.
Aas zxYSsss CCsPAaT .esg tslia' y a--29.. -
70 ths PATHS ihss stss Save zg;ssse@ 2 fEsis.
exsfs.s TWICE DAlhE fro2l kas7 seFA, g.
ADsLPHla sna sALTl5:CAN + Sl.aso.,
hereby aGGsGi@g - IzsE1 ,s@. lls$e- - -s.t
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lxprssa.s ls.ys Few Ycyk AL, ss& sly.
z. u. Expresses Leave xailsasis Sc - : : !
Aza II r.. a.; hsEEssses ls~Fs 81. nos > -
4. and Z "a r - a-TsvfS. ~ ki.4sS IS g. s.''@
4. Aaeaa. K.
sxrrsxsss lssve Eishzs@z4 fsl ass ~, Pa.
ssgsis az ha-' !. ar ! sl;S-s ''.- ~
Freight &ai ExsEssss tEsEi& = a. st1s- 70
saE oEss oaS ASUA &ssSSS sc t'tai7-4r 80 -
HyfsEssEs YGE Tat uGBsa ,say EisEsa
SwIOx DAiAf. ST l. 50 a -, i . :. A
Tas xes1as EEpEsva C27apA ar - o. ssa' 1877 .
.u<rs1.ss e %2s pnalS sivtlisF, StseaI -
,ssEetto3 "a "a tasix !n.srsSuEse @7@A .1sl Sh''
Ia RlsEEoEes 49, nrt1tnk c4il ~ As1i p"s.@' .
Gnsir rAg- = A-isst lie Hs+.. GT ~ az s1tic-sh
Tras at AID PsssaS ss Ar. 5i7s ~ A. 1AYi. si .
.As GJTsa s. o's,Saz 3. S. w. bt o. 1"f,
1Ssaists.ys sssgss2 sieLzE - co. --.' at =
ss~sses o<sSs4sc Aesst ever EAs a'3a'Evs's~
sTK1xis sTgaEesga. 90 AID Y39s 80
iO1., Sc hl-wYxALf YYsiShts asi.ssl.s ~
sssssssly TsSs Ths @tE.sAl ., iss az ,ez4s
wsf&sG via .stesy sae Sisre.sh to -. So q >
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r. AED DRUGGISTS, 30. 10 kAiH 6raszf
~ near Old Market, Richmond. Va. will keel
OF hand ger ersi assortment OF pure Drag
HsdiSinss Chemicals, Oils. PAints, window 0iA1a
Putty, Dye stufs, ratsnt AsdieiHss, brrshss,
sl kinds; sargieaI Appltssess, Burning Plaid. Al
Seeds. Glus. Sand Paper, Tsssss0, Cigars, snu1
Medicinal Lrq uorss Sc.
Prescriptions prepared st sll hoas1, villa spssia
care, by members OF the arm alone.
Physis,aEs orders from the soaztxy executes
promptly, and the 8ost reliable ReAsinss fsr
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- tNDhIk.s IN SIOn 4, AL... S.n, 1861.

| >tNDhiAs IN sIOn L, AL.-. s.n, 1885,.
s bsss Grain PKfrsR; 1 '>'
y boxes aroqn 1s p55PPkR;
bags ALLSPICE
Sozes SO HUTMBds,
:. boxes London AUsTAKD,
iss hsil chests Green and Blasa TxAss
$50 boxes Tsllow CAHD
no bags assorted snOT
Is Dozen Dozen wh ta II i
Ice boxes CLOTHES PINS
SO so:s1 hr: s HESs "a saotias TOBACCO:
so dozen Goodwin d bfe's ::
- - boxes Palmetto Chewing ..
"'s $50 s s,s.a s. ggaaRasigg. csaAEss
60 gross Sason'o BLACKIvG.
is boxes SODA sALERATuS;
aas az Corner Fear, and ss9y s street..
| 'eCOhs IN sEOkE, e.h ACGUsT. 1864.
40 bbis y: WALLAos's pure Hoaz.ain Dew
500 bs. " zee to si ss
lco beis oneidaso Bye Whisky;
100 90 Eicnardson's Eye do;
i lss 90 90 S ef?a.nss AD,l. Bg.ds 81
% do Imitation rrench Co:
:: !: s g. i. coz a :. sss s5S
10 quarters GUAR ns' old + P ta4s w yin
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Z ssi; e., .1 siasss:;r, bRs sbY,
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aa o-d.w Corp ~ Pearl nd Cary ats.
II ERKlN AND slOLAo SEES.
100 boil. Au.oov.ao Mo1Assss.
R.kaE.
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10 Isls so o.: S Ss: 20:
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S e;ps. a Eol. Il. si Ss aa' s''Aa saAsps;
Leo bass prime BIO COtPKE;
ssis s s2s xoIass SIS 81 'as'
SUGARS;
80 hhas. SuGAE:
LOO boxes .damantins and rslsow o. .uDLKs,
loo bo1SS Brown SOAP;
LOG bbls. 30. &. .. Cat BRREIa16;
80 bs... Scs. And sNACxERKk;
20 ss!f esA No. Family Rec HRIk3IH9s;
% tbLs. Few Otsars AULAhbEA
30 box g TO ist SOAP;
80 box a ChaA AID row haiaa PIP ESs
Le oe.oG BIt5OkS and BUCKETS,
go rea1s Wa Ping PAPER,
&c sh4r. GJ.eghss-r and Cns-ry GANDy;
p tisrSsA aad 30 kegs leaf LARD,
% cS;s. Is. Paaeh and Apple BIZ ANDY,
~ kess AL. SODA. For sale b
THOMAS J'cN 81,
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augusta sccHkJ, lex sale Q: - cent? retail ~
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SAAcks2ER. BEAaDY. fer harYhns. in Dot.
lee. telsLts
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~ xsas. , gsE biCAL CAhD.--OYriCg psAC
iLok oh. FI.ukE, OF the old -.
a's. soaf .. hin.sn mainly TO a oass ~
$50 "a ftHk4is ktrsst, . little below tbs n
-, naii' where sk.il.ai and son dentisi 4, ~
fhS.. - 70 oSt1insc Oh rsasorAbis terms. =
siSr- &c., nssa s1possd to cxkrAiz oosrA
80 s.sa1.~tlsA. ~ mail OF otbsrviss. pIamn,,x
ss6asa 70 oHss epsa from A. Iii .
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