Hinds County MsArchives News.....BARGAINS FOR CASH.  NEW GOODS - AND CHEAP. 1844
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The South – Western Farmer 1844

BARGAINS FOR CASH.
NEW GOODS – AND CHEAP.

30 Packages Fall Goods just received and for
sale at MOUNT’S CHEAP STORE – all of
which have been purchased at the North, from first hands
by Mr. Wm. S. Mount, on the best terms, and sent
direct from New York and Philadelphia, to the subscriber
in Raymond, to be sold cheap for cash.  He invites buyers
to examine his stock, which is in part as follows, viz:

Black, blue and mixed broad cloth,
Plain, black and fancy casimeres,
Silk velvet for vest,
One piece superfine satin for do.,
Black Italian and Matceoni silks,
Rich cashmere D’Cosse, for ladies,
Dresses, a new article,
Black and fancy colored silk Alpaca,
Fig’d Roumelia,
Rich Fig’d muslin de laines,
Fancy silk hdkfs. and neck ties,

Ladies black and col’d. Hoskin Gloves,
Muslin, cambricks, black fillet netts,
Lace, edging, Hosiery,
Rich colored ribbons,
India, bandanna and silk pocket hdkfs
Cotton hdkfs and shawls,
2000 yards fancy and mourning calico.
1000 yards Kentucky Jeans, satinetts.
50 Lindsey’s and kerseys.
72 pair white, red, green and blue family blankets.
2000 yards Lowells and Osnaburgs.
2000 yards brown domestics.
500 bleached shirtings and sheeting, apron checks,
brown Holland, Irish linen, long lawn, linen hem,
stiched and imitation handkerchiefs.

2 cases clothing, viz: 24 black cloth dress and
                                         frock         coats.
30 Jeans and satinett          do              do
50 Flushing and blanket coats.
12 pair superior black casemere pants.
12 pair twilled    do.
66 pair Jeans and satinett pants, satink Taby velvet
and worsted vest.
Linen bosom shirts, drawers, merino shirts.
4 cases boots and shoes, assorted.
1 large case saddles, bridles, martingales, switches
and buggy whips, and collars, girths and sursingles,
and saddle bags.

Carpenters patent door locks.
Brass, till and side board   do.
Iron drawer and chest       do.
Pad and bag locks, blacksmith files.
Handsaws, superior and common.
Collins axes, cotton and wool cards.
1 case fine double barrel guns; knives and forks, pen
and pocket knives, fine and common scissors, needles and
pins, cut nails, cheap by the cask.
An assortment of classical school books.
China and glass ware, tin ware.
Coffee, loaf sugar, candles, soap, pepper, allspice;
with a host of other goods.  All of which he offers low
for Cash.
  P.S.  Cotton purchased or shipped – If shipped $20
per bale advanced in cash.

              THOMAS MOUNT.
Raymond, Oct. 4, 1844









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