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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
Fran tLe Ware1ing Va Times.

FROM We " HfetWS '" '"'S''
Mr.. WlsE.-A correspondent OF the
Boston Atlas, referring to tie ailaIr
between Messrs. Wise and GhoIson,
on the subiectof the investigations last
winter speaks TINS Of the tormer;- !
~ cannot help ayaIIing myself OF.
this opportunity to doamact OF justice
to Mr.. WISE. | must confess, that |.
was among the number Of those, NhoI
mbidcd strong prejudice agansthIm'
and who thought that his and Peyton's
conduct upon some occasions during
the last session. was altogether too VI
lent. bravado Ike, and unsenatorlal.
So it must have been regarded ty all
who 4 d notknow,-and very few peo-
p,e out Of Washington did know,-the
nee liar circumstances III which they
were placed. Put upon committees OF
investigation, but surrounded at the
same time by packet majority, Spe-
claIy instructed toreslst and to thwarl
every attempt at actual discovery
confronted with witnesses, who came
into the committee room, on purpose
10 lie them out OF every particle OF the
truth thew wanted, and out Of all cha
actcr for shrewdness, and business Of
conjecture; witnesses brazcniaccd anC
hold in their own nature, and cncour
AGED by the countenance OF a majority
of their qucstioners;--the only nam
under Heaven, which Wise and Pey
ton had under these circumstances, Il
extract from the witness a sctRtiila 0
truth. or oescape bengpIaced by theI
: faIsehoods, in a most ridiculous ant
, notifying position, was to let theS
false witnessesp plainly understand, tina
I although they regarded notthelr oa'h'
that although they looked to the cou0
tenance o, a majority Of the Commute
in whatever they chose to say ordo'--
q vet they. Wise and Peyton, were me-
n not 10 be tri1cd with. men who would
!, ifpeed were, protect themselves ga'n'
/ cool lies, by cold steeH
It was the adoption of tins stron
Ground which alone infused into tn
y. evidence given before those comm
tees, the slight tingc oftruih' wh'ch
y lone prevented tie NOV rs OF that II
= yestiration. from being heldupto we
n by The testimony Of the very wItne
O. thew had summoned, as mistaken m
L their conectures, and unlcunded'
ID all their charges against the admin
in tratlon.
~ lhaveno personaIa acquaintance WI
Mr.. Wise: but it is impossible Tor az
III one to listen to his speeches, wliho
Or feeling an interest in the man, and
thoroa h conviction, that at all even
he is honest and sincere"
i Two young men, Samuel Colema
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
STORY.

|EsOn was 1o'"iiS NV
n day about the way he
Introduced to his pretty
h. Ridgely's daughter'--I
h tell it as well as Tom told
lytI will tell it as well as
h see, was poor, and had
nv education, but he was
Hearn, and some said Tom
karest head in the county,
! UPON Poverty Plantation,
with old widow Tow
and the farm which
was all they had between
be fact is Tom was a hand
Nv, in homespun broadclotb.
iy afternoon, Tom went
b Silver valley to see old
bout a division line on Joe
aol Poverty Plantation.
pcano on just as he drew up
~ MigeIy's lane gate
taspoud old chap--rich.
report said thathis daughter
almighty handsome. Now
been living in the best style
highlady in the neighbor
Pne said that she had refused
ptal offers, but that's mel
nor there, as Tom, yol
d not think Of her.
storm ragged and in ride.
pks bis horse to an appl,
Up the wide steps an'
knock at the door; jim
pen the door, an old negr,
carried water to Toms ia
he Toms father) cradle.
Is grain fields.
[oIonel NJ
p; come In" was the read
Tom was led into a larg
nd parlor, where he fonn
n reading, his wife SEWN,
Fighter writing. The oil
fdwlthoutrising ask 'dToI
ni while the old lady yer
drew her chair closer
Tom felt a little curiou
hter too, threw two or tire
Sances at him, which mac
oalcers in telling his bu;
a !, smile began to sho
heiaces Of all in the roo
outraged Tom, who instar
sIed his self-posession, al
.aelT m'rth by many int
Srs, and oddities.
lady drew up. although S
lS9ppress a smile, while Il
Iushcd, in spite of her
a ny contemptuously.
y Colonel, he was so asto
i0ns lmpudence, that for
' Is, The use Of his tongue.
u0hed at Tom in silence,a
s'al'me they remarked
n'gh forehead, and inte
" While the irresistible &c
i nls countenance, entiir,
ae Goldnnl, who burst
IN laugh at Lucy. NJ
W 'corn and hastily wi
! !" 'n'ng we see, Tom in
h : , seated E at the supper tai
y, ne e. Colonel with his d
tl,,;p pHm Y the daugh.
a ! ". the old lady, the
Me- Tsaty Ct sugar in To
d, i,ss Lucy was a full
, ss1'ng one cup.
y leave shortly after
!, that fellow!n cried
b., ION N, rode outinto the |.
~ Of Joy still stood in
h~ sIs, S.,n'ome," quietly
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17
FORM OF PROCEEDINGS AT
LAW,
Proposed 10 be substituted for the pres
ent roIiminons pleaiings.

ent ooiiminoas Pleadiags.
HIGGINS rs. wlGqlNs ads. HIGGINS.
Observation-Disclosures pulled
Plaintiffs nose.
Plea-You lie.
Notce-Takc notice that, on the tri-
al of the above cause, this defendant
will insist upon and give in evidence,
under the general issue above pleaded,
that before, d at, and after the said
supposed pulling, the nose ofsaid p ain
til was then and there OF an unreason-
able. UNIV rrantabIc and impertlncnt
length, thereby inviting and justifying
such supposed pulling as aforesaid.
And this defendant, by leave OF the
court here for that purpose, first had
and obtained, will further insist upon
and give in evidence, that at, and
therefore, the said time then, ETC., this
defendant requested and admonlshed
said plaintiff, to protect said nose from
being pulled by soaplng the same.
Which reasonable request Of this de.
PENDANT, this defendant well hoped
would have been complied with. New
erthcless the said plaintiff not regard
ing, etc, but wickedly and fraudulent
'ly contriving and neutrality-suspicious.
:, subtcy to iniure and Cypress this de-
PENDANT in the premises wholly and ut
tcrIy refused and neglected to soap
said nose, orr any partthereof Where
lore this defendant as he lawfully might
do, peacefully aud quietly laid hands
upon said nose Of said plaintiff, and
=. tweakcd twcakcd the same with all lin,
/, aginable tenderness.
RepIication-You lie.
I Rcioinder-You he.
, Sur-rejondcr-You lie.
, Opinion-per Curlam--You lie on
. both sides.
r Verdict Of the Jury--We canmake
e neither head nor tail Of the matter,
c Let US 60 to dinner.
@ An agricultural society offered o
= premium for the best mode of iIrigd.
i tioa, which was printed irritation, BY
mistake, whereupon an honest farmer
It sent his rife to claim the prize.
o An English paper gives an accoun
n Of a TIA party of sixty matrons, mo q
j. ers of eight acknowledgements chi
Ill d,'en. Tre're Of the danes alone have
eli given birth 20 two humid ed andtwn Of
t, the number !! One Of them was the
to mother Of thirty.oGe children'!
is Bless our SHrS.-The following
.. toast was given at late railroad eel,
IT ebraton in Carlise, Pa:
:. Wow N-The Morning Star o. our
$ vonth-the Day Star Of our manhood
n the Evening Star OF our age-ooo'
e bless our Stars.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

Two young men, Samuel Coleman
and James Haley. had n difficulty on
WEDNESDAY, nth inst, in Frankfort
K =. and the former drew n pistol and
Not the latter. who died immediately
Colemon was held to bail.-PhR. Coar'
The State Of South Carolina lsabou'
josert Mr.. Calhoun. Probably the
omnire sta,e will now take him up as
an Observation-Disclosures.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

Bless our Stms.-The following
toast was given at a late railroad eel
ebration in Carlise, Pa:
Wow N-The Morning Star 81 our
vonth-the Day Star Of our manhood
the Evening Star OF our age-1od
bless our Stars.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

EXTRAORDINARY ExToRuoN.-The
New York Herald gives us the fol-
lowing intelligence. Is the editor
nrepale ed to substantilte the facts DIS
closcd--or does his statement depend
on the information Of otbersl 1t is i'm
nor,on, that the subject should be m
auired into. The facts, if true. vii
remove all difficulty in ACCOUNTING To-
tho rnpid increase of banks. WheT
men can make such enormous proiit.
from capital vested in bank stocks
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

An English paper gives an account
Of a ia party of sixty matrons, mo a.
crs ofeight hpndredaaisic'y-nin' eh'l'
d,en. Twelce of the danes alone have
given birth 10 two hundred andtw' Of
the number I! One of them was the
mother Of thirty.ore chiIdren'!!
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-17

An agricultural society offered q
premium for the best mode Of irrigd-
tim, which was printed irritation, by
whereupon an honest farmer
sent his rife TO claim the prize.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24


9o'A' haiis'o'' Ett7f h7, been catIms and
'hihsln- f"eetaei as "a Amy bc1ds, tie tat pa-
nen " ~ '.''' - gin 1t sp'-
,,
Jde"~h =" ''f.-. ihefrI>uo mo"np huoAe
Tue "'-' ie'ideh VINO ms more comma anre In bls cu
var. ara 'e''h >N 10 [eeeai .'n n~'ii TIN have
but A. me Stme iin' The hsi1l 70, ms lie Mi show.
'ha' "ht"eNe' ne '"'"1s 10 m1h' sun lepIN rs
"'ieh' i""'oSe e'"'r''G'st s away h7s tuned a. 20
u''..', ',,'' ,',''s sIi'1a 2e .sesot 1an5o
o'",
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and m conac, Wrh thess treu pfineipies ct lie
mocrsey winch he a, tie iauaSti1u otou in>ii,u-
li5.s.
have m rely shetehci N. nacctians 4 HIS cal
del scheme will hereafter eilar.c upaa ti-cia tud
present others. | am aware thHu1r baA.ag :, sem
u uusoaud and defective, aad neCiss gtea ieiutma
iinu, bat 90 Tor REFORM not nEsrEur rfa>- 1in a
arrdc,i advocate for tGat enlargement II thc spe
ce basis--snch enlargement us VIII MUS .r'o u
gold and silver sufficient tor al lie buslv,-7
transactions at the farmers anil mechanics. l,1=
,Gg haAl uoies dmnst entirely tof eNctdcd
eJmmercil operations. see no WY 10 effect
tins hnl rs STANDARDIZATION ni sn"l u5#e=. ~
pe.,, nee has Amply tested tat notes aad sfpl' ~
the same j no lli,.4Jn p not ctrui7fe la-'tuet.
Tie uJ.cs ba,.i the &c ]. Hence h saifo#"' =
nlorc .'x.cnd nei1c - a.lation, the exclusion al
smail notes hs law Is lal spoastN' nrcfssstt. 'n
wiling 10 90 on u'tuna els, hu, gtaa0'ii,f &c nv
one hundred dollar noes. 4 found mr. 10y 900
expcdieu. Indeed | deefedly advocate tH4ter
ic, which viii make notes what They Fluless 10 %,
n .Inises - pay specie, AMI that demand. J 1HI
wll- Il rosficj theig rirrulauu. i1i Ii.t, 81. ar
iansrr o. their immediate couyct4a.Iits IA spoo..
Il destcJ, and secure the cunutr, aEasu=lfi, dis.
sang effect al their is,aIIs .tud
fractions Lei a be remembered lf7t ~. ate 10
having btnks already. sud uuf vonh u d."
question whether Ne would hive tbr.1. Ntatr
Competed Ia upon the stare Of things they
isi. not AZ we would have then. The ,anrs demand
the iorhcaranre e all mud he patriotic AsfIan. oi all
I.hunihs trus', that the Conflicts pay, tie bc>f
interes.s OF the country ~ net be- o,tllfosed.
CAMILLA =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
ANOTHER LET'Ft.R.

The Tennessee papers contain the following let
Ter from Gen. jackson To Gen. Trotisdae, the an
Buren, candidate for Congress in Battle Pc,tons dS-
uct-doubtles< written under the dclnsyc hope that
the OF Jackson was still a. tower OF strength.
The General has outliycd lis popularity. nor y Ii
wonderful, when that either his memory Is
grossly defective, or that his ,craety Is more than
doubtful Tor proof of which may refer to the fol
lowing letter as conclusive evidence
HER MITAGE, June ), 1881.
GrN. W. TRorsnALi:
SIR:-lour letter OF the th instant from Tar
image has just reached nv, and although laborinS
uudcra bad headache, ami other Affections, hasten
to ansWerit.
lre.rct 10 hear that Mr. Campbell has charged me
18th being favorable to United States bonk' ana
that have advocated the con>ttulionality OF snsh
m institution. have always been opposed to 'i'e
United States Bank on constitutional grounds
There is such grant oil power to Congress IN me
Coustiluilon--dud before Gongrcss can constifut'nh
ally exercise such power, the people must m'hetH'
Grant. In The Convention that formed It, various
propositions were made 10 introduce the Srlni "a
power 10 Congress TO create co!porll"nS; ana III
were rejected by large majoutics, and 1t The power
"as ASKED OF the people, |, as otc OF thcm "rnd no"
withhold il. The idea OF Il SuIcIc en- power GIa''~
acEartrI for Bank Of stock hndeIs, and thch N's
VA, the case of Tie ailcd STATE, Bank) the sum
sovereign power thai elanicd 1t, becoming 'nen'of
OF h1moolpota'cJ BODY =, oLholder Is Suth N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

Rto2c lsi,t,d-rbe prospect ol the spccrst
tho Wllg candidates for Congress in Sh"lr Island
htiahtens. In addition to the st,erS,,un of Mr.
Spraguc one OF tine late an Buren, representative,
Congress, Gov Ecnner. the most popular mal ot
the party" in that STATE has openly declared hi'
determination tovo against the ! an Buren, candl-
dates. Rhode Island will soon tdlto the Number ot
" hlg Victories
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| l6

The States p( Rhode Island ald Nislm gan arr vet
to be heard irou,-u the former ot which, the " hiss
arc certain of suco css and in the .l,rr stand an equal
chance. Conccdinc. however, the Alio hican reprt-
sentative the Nanlics, parties Will stand thus: an
Buren, II Wings Is majority &. Last session
was upwal,la Of 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

The Gio6e introduced Gen. Jackson'4 famous let
ters by stating thai they were &c dashed oil IN the
broad bold hand of the venerable chiel without the
slightest care OF punctuation The View Nolh
American says it nj. hi have added " aud uIloul the
slightest regard ion grammar, Truth, OF fceolun"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

tsHs>is.u~a Etftcr or IianfSISo'-l IL To-
lasing account. mhuch Sc copy f"m the hessfille
Ilcffd ~ know not how lu.iy 10 credit, though -
A.. H.. l.' ia tn world to nlake remark affecting
the yeiacifv of Our friends 81 III" Herald. How
nia's boot. ard stocking, could be blown oil BY
tie electric Huid. /, mystery 10 ~. lie lieidIo
says
On Friday afternoon dufna fhr prevalence ol =
fcmfu luus thunder shower IA tins village, feheli
man b the 1uc oil King struck by ll-Hinin2 ana
Instantly Killed. He VAS standing ii hl' door looh
M oat upon tie faln. surrounded by las VII altd
thfce chdlcu. uaea the fu,d entered hoia above
kIina Inn and uoai ia. down aud stunning tn re-
naadt otlhc fnulI,. II then pissed out MN oh
lou dprc ou. breaking the studs 81 HE ,nfII lehr-
neaf. slshtly breaking lijr floor boafd- and fuIlnr-
w. tie ground II flnn entered another ,iialI balld-
ue situated icp lcri distant. broke nearly every epI
nnttd in horizontal direction, aud shattered the
building IN almost every pant, In The latter hablia-
tlvaHas 81 man, h., "ii, and the chrhr'n. he
cAalf which, 'hc nsu occupied holding two children
ia hi, AIMS vas sha'trre1 - atom, ana thai oi NE
woman d lit IL t~o pieces. Ih- viz, ''a''S F'i'
blown up 10 the faoi OF tho building, bui ~, SER
ott,ly injured. The mau IN the last named house
bad his ,toch ues and boots blown oil. aud one 81 the
stockings the neA day found lisror sN rod 1fon
thr hou,r, hll he Ia, been uIabloto hnd he oihri
.tuckine 81 ms boots.
." 'fhe -hort was 81 heavy that several other pei.
,ohs III the I'.nut VIC moelr1ted 10 til" ground.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

KENTUCKY MD INDIANA-'rhcsr two
Safes prescott an uadiront-Mr. Campbell lWhig)
having beenr'rctcd TO succeed Nj. Boyd q an III
the former, aud Mf. Pach,r lwiis) 10 succeed Mr.
Ratiie Boone " ou) IN tic latter state
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
llIE NEWT CO\GRES $.

The following table shows the comparative strength
OF the two parties IN tls next l,lss OF Rrprcu'nl.s-
tiye,, is lar Il, tn election have bern heard from:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

lNplANA.-pavid Wallace tWhig) !, Oh.
Governor oil Indiana by a large majority owe, :,
D"mont, OF the same politics. but b,o,yh, 49,.
the an Bnren party FOR the purpose or t,f....}
Wallace after having previously cndcrorcd ia.
that object, IN vain by ,tecd from ,he;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

o'a 7ec"~seh's D'strict.-Wc snbiointbe ro,a.
from the Congressional district formerly rcprc,.,
by the \ ice President. Col. H. VI. Joh,xo, '''
tf'sted with the vote gwen Tor Plesiden, l,,
l.. ''''' ->o'em-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

The anniversary OF The >rcang OF Magma char.a.
was celebrated IA london ON the l9h lurc, winch
took place 6'2 Near, previous. The True sun lc.
comments thai II be hrnccorh kept as a national
festival ~, OH Faaiih jul, IS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

VI the dlacr On the annner>aT, Of the bat
ue oi "Hcrloo, gwen by The Duke of Vel
huston, the service Of gold AID silver pl.te
thousand dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

nucr ia the New York Conrlcr, states that
the paved streets OF that city embrace an extent OF
tWo hundred and fifty miles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24

W MAJ. now. 33J
Y +. IN 30, 1868
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DiG;aEss'S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Fs'IlESE SPRINGS, situated in the county OF
d Boctouft, between the Natural Bridge and
White sulphur Springs, are again ready mrthe re-
ceptlon OF company. with some handsome addition
ii Improvements since the last season. OIthe won
deru efficacy OF thrsr in case of dyspepsia,
liver complaints and cntaueous affections II is nee d.
less to say am Ihin! 10 the numerous visitors who
haze experienced diem benefits, OF the excellent
Arrangement and elegant fare OF the ho~pit .be aud
accommodating landlord, Mr.. Charles l.. Dibrell.
TO the distant public II Is proper to say, hat these
things have IN the last three wears, qnadrupcd the
number OF visitors.
W. do hesitate say, that the unwrdrlrd efforts
10 please. the and order which prevail about
the Hotel and Cabins, the comforts filth Table, and
the attention OF Ostlers are not surpassed al Any o.
Their watering place in Virginia. Added to these,
the BAR is extensively supplied with the choicest
Old Wines and Liquors, selected without
REGARD 10 price The analysis ofthc>e WATERS
by Professor Rogers, which with that Of ohei
Springs lac IS expected to publish durlng the sum
mer will show that IN point of strength and medicinal
virtues. they are not surpassed by any sulphur
.,nrinys IN the United States.
With other amusements for entertainment oil
VISITORS. we have provided the best VT SIC, at
the head of which Is that celebrated old veteran,
Jesse $COff. lie fkof1lE phH'
Iuue Z WOW
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so asti ARD,

R O\ANAh ftom the subscriber residing N
IA Bcdord county. about 10 milcS above l,ueh-
bur-, i r." days ago, dark mulatto man named
VILLA fs, about > feet OF inches high, and
suffers badly. WILLIAM came from Al6cmallc
some 10 az II miles below Charlottesville. |
viii ave SO reward ior his apprehension and dcl,c
~ 10 me 81 so II lie be secured in jal SO that get
HIM again.
WILL AN rode OFF a bay horse, about "a feet
hsh : or 10 years old, with 4 heavy black manc
and tail, and with some gray hars IN his tal Eor
the tcturn tthc horse and saddle will 1--WE a lie
wnd ol >io. THOMAS II. NELSON.
Bedford. Jnnr ; l.
~ The Richmond Enquirer aud Charlottesville
Advocate are requested to insert the foregoing adver-
tsemen thrce times, and scud then accounts TO this
ottcc lot paNnCut.
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lsONNl;ES.
sale OF Negroes.

IN PURSUANCE. of adccrce pronounced by the
Il Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccrv,
for the county OF Amherst, AZ the April term lS}7,
III suit therein depending, in which AnScl Mays Is
Tucker, dec. and others defendants the I'M
deri ,ncd, who IS thereby appointed Commissioner
far that purpose" will on the 9th day OF June next
al the Store House ol NalcrIu> Metiinnlss IN thu
county OF Amherst, expose to sale, to the highest
bidder, on credit OF siN months three NEGRO
SLANES,-onc a likely Negro Man, aud TIE others
\ Young " oman and Infant. The Negroes are hired
for the present year they will be sold subject
to the hire and the purchaser i'll be entitled to the
hires. Bond with sufficient security will be requm-
ed OF the purchaser. The undersigned regards the
title good, but i'll only con,e. the tide vested in
him BY the decree aforesaid
CHARLES TUCKER, Com.
Nav IS 2lJ
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To Planters and Farmers.

w have now in store good supply German
W Burlaps No. l, p 3 and O-Mcrchut's
Richmond and Manchester Factory Cotton Ozna-
bnrgs; Tow Linens 81, ii, 81 and 6-l Brown and
Bleached Cotton Cloths, all OF which will be sold on
terms TO suit the times
MARTIN, WARD q DAVIS
April 81 T.
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Ropes and .1sasra>sc..

yINIIE subscriber will receive in a few DAYS a SIM
i ply Of RUSSIA AND MANILA lIEN'
from the North. anl will b. able 10 su5ply amy do.
p,aud for any description of
RGI'E orr T7s'g.y'E.
As low as it can be bought elsewhere. The Naui1-
Ia or Russia Hemp, Is considered much prcie,lb, for
all kinds OF large WORK partic uy where it Is expo
sed to the weather water, such as Seine Rome Well
Rope, Machine HOPE, Ferry Boat Rope &c &c
Manila Bed Cords :lsad Plough sincs,
ofeyery kind will be sold as low az they can be bought
q, the North
We also manufacture MATTRESSES of almost
every description. We have hand some TO or 81
sHUCk MATRASSES, and are prepared to in
almost any order ia that way the lowest possible
terms.
Having had much experience in the manufacture
the above articles, with dc To please IN dual
ty aud price, we hope at least yet share OF the
patronage Of the town aud surrounding county,
We have ON haud few OLD FASHIONED
Bed Cords and Plough Lines, plenty long enough.
and no misake-such will please all that want to
buy good article for their ownusc.
ECiloI.S Il CUNDIFF.
p. S.-Cotton and Hemp Twme ofe,cr> kind and
quality f.. X =.
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