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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Foreign.

LONDON, March 19.-The press of this
city this norninps In. comm nn.,t,ao.----:-4i-T-
statement made to the House of Commons
last night by Gladstone relative to his re-
ply to the American Government to Earl
Granvilles1 note, generally express the
opinion that the communication of the
Premier will create Disappointment and
apprehensions throughout the country
The Government is urged to bring the
present difficulty with America arising
out of claims for indirect damages to an
amicable and honorable solution.
Granville announced in the Commons
that his reply to-America's note will be
dispatched Thursday. The honor of the
country will lie maintained. [Cheers.]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Senator Aruim Protests Against the
Validating Bill.

Validating Bill.
The so-called Validating Bill-anothcr
most ncfarious Act. concocted by Radi-
cal thieves, and passed by our ignorant
and corrupt Legislature-s that instru-
Iimnt which vaiidates all issues Of bonds
heretofore made in the name of tho State
II Sauti, Carolina. In short, this bill
makes good and lawful the entire amount
=. bonds heretofore issued, and estina-
cd a, nearly si6,0OO,O0 This is done
without reference 10 the legality Of is
;,es made within the past two years, ami
in regard to which the grayest doubts
exist in the minds. not only Of the tax
naver< of South Carolina, but dealers in
bonds elsewhere. And it has been open
" rl,;rgeh, even by Radical members OF
he present Legislature, that there has
i,een IN over iss,lc Of bonds to the extent
,f $4,000, 900 or more. Yet in the face OF
these doubts and charges, it is now at
tempted to stamp the seal of efficacy and
Legitimacy upon every bond 80 issued,
aud thus deprive the Courts from settling
question which properly belongs tn
;heir Jurisdiction. This high-handed
irt was protested against-and their pro-
est Is spread upon the Journal Of the
,;'nato-by nine Senator'S, five Republi-
ans and four Democrats Among these
names we are glad to zee that Of Senator
trni;n, of Edgeiield.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
March 20

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A Pro-
BATE JUpeE.-A letter from Newberry
county states that all attempt was made
to assassinate Probate judge I .nal'.' =" four
The letter states: "The attack was
made by one Hart Blease, desperado,
who lives near the line of Newherry and
Edgefeld counties. Judge j. c. Leahy
was in the store OF Mr.. White, quietly
making some purchase, when Blease
stepped into the. door and leveled o
double-barrel shot: gunathim, and would
have consummated his mulderous de-
sign, had not the Judge thrown up his
hand in time to strike thegun upwards,
causing the charge to miss his head and
lodge III the ceiling above. No cause is
assigned except political hatred, warmed
to greater intensity by bad whiskeyy"-
Columbia Union, 17M. .-.....-.-,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
A Lady. Speaks in Behalf of the
Piedmont IL Arlington.

High testimonials to the promptness
and reliability of the Piedmont & Arling-
ton Life Insurance Company have ap-
peared In the Advertiser often within the
last three or four years. And here is
still another-from lady we'll known
and highly honored among us. Read it:
MIR. EDITOR Through the columns
of your paper, am pleased to; give no.
tice of the prompt payment Of the Life
Insurance Policy issued by the Piedmont
& Arlington Life Insurance Company on
the life of my husband, lately deceased,
Notwithstanding an effort made by GER
tain parties to vitiate the policy. I would
state that the paymentwas made in less
time than Is usually claimed by the
Company and it gives me pleasure to
recommend the Piedmont & Arlington
Life Insurance Company tc the citizens
of Edgefeld as Company entirely re-
liable, and worthy of the. fullest conf
dence. -,
.o NARCISSA M. TEAGUE.
Aiken, S. c., Mar. Is, 1872.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
A pert,a 1 .Qu 80.

Some people .s.e ''fi.l,l.: 90 :'~'.'.'
pertinentanG so;i.,..,i,>s .2.'. !. .5s-i .
And now anew hamFs hire pager %
of the following:
"why Is it that there is no Ku Kius
violence in my. Southern State tha;
governed by the Southern people? Tar.
MARYLAND, Virginia, North Carolina, >ie-
oe,ltly,) Georgia, Alabama and Tennes'
see-is there any trouble there? None
Why? Noboty III. :, Il =! iis g I.
make any trolis;t . .h:e . "''.' t.
pretend To Deens-.sElt.' 5;'''S; 80 o''ch
with the -i,cs . tic'Sent.s' }ts -
have the - ..-+-., '..SaA -.>--cAA-'
tasss 1s ss1EsuDst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
"hy there is no Money in the State
TrPasurV.


Treasury.
This question, (says the South Caroti-
nian) was answered by Representative
Whipper, colored Republican, a law
yer, and one Of the ablest colored men in
the State.
During the closing hours of the late
Legislature, quite an angry debate oc-
CURED when the committee appointed to
wait upon the Treasurer and make in
quiries into the prospect of the per diem
reported that he could only give orders
to the members on the County Treasu-
rers. Representative Whipper said:
"There was no money in the Treasury
now, because it had all gone into the
pockets of the mem bers, who were bought
to vote against impeachment. Decency
ought to tell the member from George
town to keep his mouth shut, when it
was well known that most of the money
rolled out of the Treasury into his pock-
ct. If he was not so black, he ought to
blush for his shame, and the majority Of
,Ac members ought to go to their closets
and asl; God to forgive them their inJamy."
This now is the judgment which mem
Der of the Legislature of South Carolina
passes upon that body.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
The Kiux Act on Trial.

The case of nr-AEn,Jz-a etiaor citi-
zens of South Corolina, indicted under
the Enforcement or Ku kluX Act, is now
being argued before the Supreme Court
in Washington. The case involves the
constitutionality of the said Act. Attor
ney General Williams and Assistant At
tornoy Hill for the Government, Messrs
Bcverdy johnson and Henry Stanbery
for the defense. The upset cannot yet
be announced. Itmight be reasonably
predicted however. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
.THE4ADVERTISER:
Edgefcid, s. c., Mar. FL, 1879.
Cunning and Dishonesty vs.. Fire
and Burglar.prOof Doors.

Among the Acts of the recent Leglsla-
ture we find the following: Ss
Joint resolution authorizing the. State
Treasurer to purchase set of fire and
burglar-proof doors for the.yaalt In hls
Office. ~
Now considering the report that Treas.
urer Parker sloped two or three days ago,
from Columbia, taking with him some
$500, 900 of the States money, this Joint
Resolution really makes one laugh.
Treasurer Parker, at the very time he
ought to have been at his post, paying OIL
the Assemblymen, Though we are forced
to say that they do not deserve cent? 1t
is rumored here by Republicans, runs
away from Columbia. and takes the pub
lie funds with him. It is not known
whittier he has gone, and many are the
rumors concerning his. disappearance.
But the current opinion is that he has
deliberately got away to keep from pay
ing the negro Legislators Many of these
being poor, and in. strait for money,
must take anything they can get for their
checks against the State. Tarker doubt
less leaves behind specializing agent
who buys the checks of the poor negroes
at fifty cents in the dollar. And then
Parker comes back, and finds bis pile
made. Was ever meanness SO pitiful be-
fore?
From past experience, as exhibited in
the last few years, there is no earthly use
for those fire and burglar proof doors,
without the keys which unlock them are
given into the keeping of the white peo-
pie of South Carolina who pay the taxes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Jamee A. Gray and Dry Creek
Church.

Jamen A. Cray and Dry Creek
- Church.
The members and citizens, the ladies
in particular, living around old Dry
Creek, desire, through, your interesting
paper, to express their gratitude to that
prince of good fellows, j. A. Gray for
the handsome present of carpeting. they
have received from him for their Pulpit
and will certainly remember him when
he opens his splendid Commercial Palace
filled with fine cheap goods of every
style, on Broad Street Augusta. And
will not forget that the best half Of him
- DRY CREEK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Let Edgefieldt Patronage Hold
-. Them Up!

Messrs. Powell u Muller, Dry Goods
Merchants of Augusta. They are both
South Carolina men. Their Establish
ment is called "The Carolina Store"
And it does infinite credit to its name.
Powell & Muller are liberal and enligllt-
ened gentlemen. We invite special at
tention to their new card, sim another
column. One word more, and we are
DONE It is to assure thepeople of Edge
that no word Of oommendation runs the
risk OF going beyond the genninetmerits
of Powell d Muller.sI 90 rS3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Bonhams.Bncona6sg Butiersforsthea
BrOOklvn,

Brooklyn.
We invite the attention of the public
to the new advertisement of the Brook
lyn Life Insurance Company.
Ourableand accomplished townsmani,
Ex-Gov. NJ. i. Boilhsm, 1t will be seen,
has been associated with Judge Bacon
and Col.sButler in the fmanagenleiitsot
this excellent Company; I
1.-THE Brooklyn needs anything be-
yond it's Intrinsic worthto comnnendit
to our citizens, it will be found in the
ability and integrity of its present Man
ayers. The name of Gov. .Bonham, SO
long and honcrahly known to our State
and to the County, has never been coh-
nected with any undertaking save of the
most honorable kind.
The Brooklyn certainly has cause to
congratulate itself upon the known char
,acter-and abillsy Of IT'S Managers in this
state.s.si ~ss5. Sse$g7TsS1.t
As to its real worth, read the advertise
ment carefully, as it speaks for itself. a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
The Norwood Cotton Planter.

The Norwood Cotton Planter.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of ,Messrs. : r. B. q T. Watson,
manufacturers of these very popular
Cotton Planters, and our planters would
doubtless do well to give this simple and
excellent Cotton Planter trial.
There will be one of these machines on
exhibition at this Office on next sale-day
Come in then and look at it. .;i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Democratic Taxation,

The rate of taxation in North Carolina
for the coming year is less than four mills
Oh the dollar, or Sss cents on overy'hun-
dred dollars worth of property. This
ak is levied by a Legislature overwhelm-
ingly Democratic, and is in striking con-
trast with the Republican administration
of affairs in South Carolina. The Demo
cratic Legislature of North Carolina tax
the people less than four mills on the
dollar; the Radical Legislature of South
Clrolina tax us near twenty mills on the
.l.nIlor IL 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
.'he New Railroads to be Built in
South Carolina.

.'he New Railroads to be Built In
South Carolina.
We give below, the titles of the new
Railroad Acts passed by the Legislature
Just adjourned. The Actsthemselves we
will publish at an early day:
An Act to charter the Raleigh Colum-
bia and Augusta Air Line Railroad Com
pany.
An Act to charter the Spartanburg and
Port Royal Railroad Company.
An Act to charter the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad Company.
An Act to authorize the formation OF
and to incorporate the Spartan burg and
Aiken Railroad.
Tho last mentioned is our road-the
road which is to run from Spartanburg,
by Laurens, Ninety-Six, and Edgefeld.
This Act is the first decided step in the
matter. And now let all the workers,
and thinkers, and writers, and speakers,
and moneyed men, interestedin the mat
ter, bestir themselves forthwith and to
the triumphant end. We will have more
to say upon this all important subject
next week,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

ss-. The old adage otis an lll wind
that blows nobody good," never was
more emphatically exemplifed. that in
tho case. of Messrs. Herring, Farrell &
Sherman, tho manufacturers of'the cele-
brated Herring safes. The great fro at
Chicago. brought to them nearly one
hundred and fifty of the most valuable
Endorsements that can be given to a sue
cessful invention, and since that time
tho New York frrn,. at 25l Broadway,
have been scarcely able to supply the
demand What the business man re
quires is perfect security for his trans
portable property, and the Herring safes
appear to have reached in their various
severe tests the very climax of this per-
fection.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
~
Seed Potatoes. { 8 : :

TUsT received 20 Bbis.. choice SEH4
j. POTATOES COR early 'end aate planf 81
The Peerless is . fayorite Potsto, R pro;
ducing ffona 500 20 400 bushels to $he acre
They boil meafy,. and are o ysLE fn{l1l
qpa1itY.a = d ,ssff..--ssss;l i. PENN. n
Jan. q, = tt ] ..ah&
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

The County Treasurer of Orange
burg, Capt. Frank II. Green. charges one
George w. Sturgeon with having stolen
,s2oo, 600; and appropriated the same to
his use. This money belonged to the
State, and was stolen. by this monster
"fish" while acting as deputy treasurer.
No good can come to thieves and swind-
lers. This is the scamp that used to fig
ure around Barnwell as Revenue Col
lector. He. now lodges with the jailor OF
Orangeburg County.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
DENsLoW q. BUsH's
SAFETY OIL.

TT will not5eSnloda 4 k faie;.safest and
oycR o. 1852 Ftfetsst,' x lsStsa iaMR % nv
be upset and broken Eith outj fear cf 1ex-
plosfon or, fra, : For sale BY ''.S'ty';i w.
80. -. : 81 W.T.. DJiRISOE. Sr.
Fsbss-a rs3 tfstM
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
re- A telegraphic dispatch to the Char
ne1,nL;.,f Nforol,


~ Courier, dated Columbia, March
states a"This morning Joint Com
,ii.tee from the House Of Representa-
lives and Senate proceeded to the Treas
lrer's Office and completed the cancella-
ton of the six millions Of Sterling Fund
Bonds, which had been recalled from
New York. 1t is stated that the Admin
istration had intended to sell these bonds,
heir issue having been 1egalized under
he Validating Bill; .Bpt #theQAct, to re-
cal the Sterling Fands Act having be-
..ome a law, a Committee was appointed
v the Legislatures and, tho ncs1Iatidhs
.ch besan gestsrdsyl was ieompleted
t,,-doy.'' an H.:jICoa .;fJfu u
= .,, :, gu1Ti,L s9x0ii *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

ap The Legislature of Kentucky is
now in session. 1t meets biennialy, or
once in two years. This would :be the
thing for South Carolina if the members
would not sit one whole year in every
two. at six dollars day. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
MARKERT & CLISBY.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

Our Stock of WINES WHISTLES an 10 be quaed
this Market in AGE PURENES5 Of QUALITY and LOW PRICES
We have and to be received in lew days. the following
90 Bills. Of assorted WHISkEY,
Q. =" Celebrated Hunter WHIsKEY, at S. 90 per gal
) Kentucky Belle WAISI[EY, at 81 90 per gal
=" Baltimore Club WHISKEY at $50 per GAL
-. i Zeger Old Rye WH1SKEY, at $3.50,
80. g.. Old BOURBON, at 400
Pure q. [. CORN, at $3.50,
To which we calf the attention of who wish sell again
Cases Old Hennesey BRANDY, very 6ne
20 Gals. California BRANDY,
20 Holland GIN for Medicinal purposes,
:: 90 Jamaica and N E. RUM, - -
20 Pure Old Sherry WINE,
90 Madeira WINE
20 d Old Port WINE,
5 Gases CHAMPAGNE,
7, 20 Gases RHINE WINE.
And theaboy we would those who
ssssRt ssl 9ans sEGARs sA9An give
Fs e.: s4s: M . q 1. 4 3s ss5 f.; s4a 51
Mat2e saf ,dIu5n l 51i e't 2 ~ A
@ao' q,aI ofE rs,3 =. .Fsf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
NoRwooD's $50, isy
Patent Cotton Planter.

NoRwooD's SO, 's9
Patent Cotton Planter.
KNow ALL MEN BY THESE
II PRESENTS, That I, Rufus /.
Norwood, of the County of Mecklenburg
and State of North Carolina, being the
Inventor and Patentee of THE NOR
WOOD COTTON PLANTER, for and in
consideration of Two Hundred Dollars,
to me paid by r. B. & T. Watson. of the
County Of Edgeheld and State of South
Carolina, the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged, have bafgained and sold,
and I do hereby bargain, sell and deliver
to the said parties for the term of Seven
teen Years from the 2sth day Of Februa
nv. 1871, the full and, exclusive right and
liberty of making, using, and yending
IN others for use, the said NORWOOD
PATENT COTTON PLANTER, in and
for tho Countyo of EdgefieId and State Of
South Carolina and nowhere else!
In witness whereof do hereto set my
hand and seal this 7th day Of March 1Sz2.
r. F. NORWOOD, [sEAL.l'.
J.R. K1RKPATRIcK, "A oents
J. s. ALEXANDER, neo"s'.
|, Witnes-N. W: BROoKER.
Mar. 20 1t lS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
(1MMERCI AL.

Z - 80
80. AUGUSTA, March -,
9" GOLD--Buying at 100 and selling at IL
sCOTrrON.Was quiet but firm to day
closing at cf@2fl. Receipts, 254, and
BNCQN-Stock large and market un'
changed; c. Sides, s.! c. r. Sides, 81
Shoulders a.; Iiams. I3@l5; Dry
Salt Shoulders. G.; Dry Salt G. Il. Sides
III u. S. Clear Sides, 8.
CORN-Prime white is selling ut =
by the carload from depot; retail, 81 10
-WHEAT-We quote choice white, $3.50
amber, 81 80. 90
FLOUR-City Mills, Ss25@S50; at re-
tail, 81 - barrel higher. Country, ,SHSi
@0, according toquaity, ;..t..
CORN MEAL--Sl at wholesale; 81 Oo.
at retail.
,cOATS-10M1 IS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Sherif,S Sale.
H. H. Steiner, Trustee,

H. H. Steiner, Trustee,
vs. ,.s.s : so + ri Fa.
DY virtue Of a Witt of Ficri Facias to
ID me directed in the above stated case,
j will sell at Edgewood, near Edgefield
G.. H., ON the first Monday i'll April next,
the following levied on as the property
of the Defendant, to wit;.
Z MULES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL
KINDS, including Library, Pictures and
Portraits.
PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS.
WATCHES, SWORDS,
And every other personally attached to
the Edgewood Mansion House and Plant
alton.
;ND> Terms Cash.
j. II. McDEVITT, S. f. G. !
Mar. II, BIO l3
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Notice.

i HE EDGEFIELD MEDICAL SoC1-
ETY. will hold its next meeting in the
Hall over the a Adoertiser Office, on Mon
day; lst April next, atll O'Clock, a. ".
., PHI. ADAMS, sec'ry.
Mar. 10 2t II IL
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Sherif's Sale.
Sharifls Sale.

II. II. Steiner, Trustee
VS.. IL fa.
+. W.. Pickcns.
DY virtue Of Writ sf Fl Fa to me
ED directed, in the aborc stared cnsc:
will proceed to sell at Mgetield c. H.,
on the first Monday in April next, all
the right, title and interest ofsthe'Defcn.
DAFT in the following Rel Estates, :,
!. l. 'THESAY-ANNAH IIYERTRAC CT,
containing 22OU Acres, moro! or less, adj
Joining the Savannah liver, lands Of
Thomas Reese, Jonathan Taylor. Joseph
Grafton, Arohy Morgan and Estate Of
Anderson. ir .. o.
2. THE GROVE TRACT, containing
1900 Acres, more or. .essi adjoining
lands Of Mrs. Bates, Estate D, i. Strother
John II. Hollingswoltll, tho EdgeWood
Tract. and others.
. 3. TILE EDGEWOODT TRACT, con-
tanning 5000 Acres, mortorless, ndioin.
ing lands Of Estate>.of Dlniel Holland,
Mark Etheredge, john Huiet,r w. f.
Durisoc, Mrs. Ann Griffin, w. d.. RAJ
mey, Il. w. aCarwile, FL. Smith, 1.-THE
Grove Tract and others. - - .;io,.
J. ISTt tTerpls cash. Titles and Stamps
AA.'a.. - NJ ). II, II MoDEvrrr, s. E. G.
Mar. 8 u Ate u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

=IIYM E N EA.L..
- MirK1Ep, or the 18th inst, by Rev,
Mr.. Adams, Mr.. HENRY E. GRAY and
Miss ALICE G. WHITLoCK. daughter
of VIM. N.hi1ock, Esq, all of Edgeiield
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Ribbons, Millinery &,Straw Goods
1922.
ALSO s.
White Goods, Embroideries, &c.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers
Bonnet, Trimming. Heck and Sash

1mpOItclS, TMauulhcLUIeTS afxa JODDctS
Bonnet, Trimming. Neck and Sash
RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS, NECK TIES,
Bonnet Silks. Satins, Velvets, Grapes,
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Frames
Straw Bonnets and Ladies' and Children's
Hats, trimmed and intrimmcd.
And in connecting Warerooms
White Goods, Linens. EmbFoiaeries
Laces, Nets, Collars, Sets,
HsndkerchieE, Yelling, Head Nets, q C.
Nos. 237 and 239 Baltimore St.9
BALTIMORE, MD.
These Goods are manufactured by us
or bought for Cash directly from the Eal-
ropean and American Manufacturers.
embracing all the latest novelties, urne-
qualled in variety and cheapness many
market.
Orders filled with care, promptnms
and despatch.
Mar Is -l2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
FruitSs Fruits 2
YOUR ATTENTION, LADIES.

Lavo on hand superb foet and Fancy ARTICLES
embracing in Pa1t--,i.-.r -
TOILET SETS Rich Rare and Beautiful
VASES, PUFF BOXES and Extra PUFFS,
TOILET POWDER and PERFUMEs, in an endless variety
g Doz. Lubin's genuine EXTRACTS
- 8 % Toilet POWDER, -
2.1" oouday 5 EXTRACTS assorted something extra,
~, - ~" Hair POMADE... - -
- l q" Japan Tea ROSE very fine, " - 80
=. 1 Atkins ESSENCE WHITE ROSE, -
49, l.: Coudrays LAVENDER WATER
And if YOU wish something Extra the way of HAIR BRUSHES
Tooth and Nail BRUSHES infant Hair BRUSHES Dressing COMBS
&c., You can find themat MAkKEKI d CLlsbY 5.
We beg especial attention of the ladies the above
line Goods feeling assured that please the most fastdus taste
would gaGed show them who may honor us with call
Sincerely thanking friends for their liberal patronage we hope to
merit continuance Of their trade. - . ,.
March 20