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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

Fre.-A Gre occurred in Rutherford
ton, on the 2lst ult. which laid the entire
cas-. side Of Main street, from the house
Of Mr.. John Miller TO the Jill, in one
complete mass Of ruins. Papers and re.
cords Of the Court Of Equity all destroy
ed. Fire originated from the slove-pipe
Of ,ailor's shop. Loss abou, $4,000.
M insurance,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

Messrs. John A. Anderson Of Hartford,
Allen GOODWIN of Chatham, James p.
Leak Of Richmond, Johnson Busbee Of
Wake. Thomas M'Gehee of Person. DIR.
Willie Perry Of franklin, and Isaac r.
Avery Of Burke, all Wings. have been
elected Counsellors OF State.
John +. Poihdex,er, esq. has been re.
elected Solicitor General, and Alexander
Troy, esq. Solicitor Of The 9Th judicial
circuit, without opposition.
William Hill. esq. was re elected Sc
cre,ary of State for the ensuing twa years.
by all unanimous vote. Mr.. Hill has
been twenty-seren years Secretary oil
State, and on announcing his reelection,
the editor Of the Standard expresses HIM
sell in the following apt quotation: " this
looks like honesty anil worth on the one
side, and a regard flr it on the other"
The bill 10 divide Orange county has
passed its third reading in the House,
and was ordered to be engrossed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06
Obituary.,

Died, in this county, on the 26th ulti-
mo, JouN CASTOR STRAyHoRN, infant son
of Mr.. John SnsyhOrn, aged about IL
noaths.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1898.

SOuts w tSoo CIV S&udttNN CSeslONG,
November Term, 1888.
Stephen Moore, .3aa'r. IF John Bar
ton, dseeastd,
vs.. \ pasi,,e~
Stephen Barton, Samuel Barton, Ta. 10 seu
liam Barton. Fanny Barton, James CReal e..
Carol and his o:Js Nancy, .8bram ta,e.
Cra5irs. AID his tpits Ibby, heirs
at lao Of John Baton, deceased E@
1 IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
that Stephen Barton. William Barton auS
James Carol are no, inhabitants of ,his s,pta.
It is therefore ordered by the Court that push.
cation be made for six weeks in the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder, that unless the said Stepher~
Barton, william Barton and James G arrul ar.
pesr at the mex: term of this Court, 10 BE heIa
al the eour, house in HillsboIouss. on she an
Monday in February next, and then end there
file their answer to this pettioa, that the pe,,-
ton will be taken pre- conjssse and heard t~
pate.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Adv. SIS 90. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

The Governor If Mississippi has an.
pointed Thomas II. Williams, Of Pon,o-
toe. To be Senator in Congress. To ill pro
tenn. the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation Of Mr.. Troucr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

The Nashville Wing states that Judge
White has, at the solicitation Of the Gov
ernor. consented to resume his seat in
the Senate for the short session al least.
If his health permits him to reach Wash
ing,on by the frs, week in January.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06
9laaal0a0gal A9AOg0Ta

91a191990g12 A9A04GIa
nag SPune session vii c"gaFa, acc "a Mem
IL o. lie nth Of January.
lw.J Biarhsm ssI PrE
classeai Ia" ! IOLh A. Bingham ] s,ssirs.
Eng'ish isp John Bopgh, A. .. sis
French Dep. Jean Oasnd'hai. fIs "
The Scholars in The Classical D'nstiEsit
take regular lessons IN all tue rommca oiahsh'
e. OF English. without extra shsEsa
December 6. " ~
$. The Rslsieh r. g s,e.. Star and Sis.-
dard. Fayetteville Obs' Issr, Mfn'lreinn 40.
yeriiser Edehian Carte, and Nswh'Ea pee
isia'. viii insert ih'ss ui'sss aud ioswsi5t:iS'f
accounts 10 this oiice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06
MRS. vAssEUR
r. HIS Jus, received. in addition 10 lie, frmer
assortment Of

CONFECTIONARIES,
fresh supply Of the following articles, VI.
4 PULL Ass0gTMENT on
CAN DIES,
Raisins,- Currsnir,
Oranges, Amends,
Lemons, Walnnls,
Apples, Brazil Nuts.
Figs, Fileerts,
PGunes. Cheese,
and variety of SEGARS.
Tue Fruit and Nuts are &C abe nev erar,
and Of excellent qaaIiiy. .-.<. -
Decem5er6. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06
STATE OF NoRrH-CAROLiNa,
Orange Co.afy.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Move nber Term. 1888.
Joseph .'"'''a odsiu.l a,,.chme.,
calr;n Cl.rk levied on Land.

CaIrin Clark. 'cs'cd on Land. -
TT appearing to the satisfaction &c The Com,
- THAT the defendant - no, an inh.h,,aa, ii
this state; IL Is therefore ordered Thai puhl,
cation be made in the HilIsboroush Recorder,
TOR SIX weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that unless the ssii
defendant appears At she next Court of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions. 10 be held al the court.
house IN HLishorough, on the fourth Monday"
IN February, aud replesy or plead 20 issue,
Judgment by default viii be entered asainss
him.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. "a so. 49,
Rt0HssS FOR ssse sr tSis 111,s
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
TIE PEARL RIVER BANNER.
puBaIsHED EVERY SATURDAY,
NJ d. ;. CoEEA & .. CAMERON,
TERMS.

S,nscnrrrrcss-Five9 dollars in advance. five
fsy at the end six mont's or six dollars at the
,yslra,ion Of the year. No subscription will b..
sissontlnued un,,: all arr ragcs are paid, excep,
4 The optian Of the publishers. Persons wishil..
|, liscon;inue viii please give notice thereof IA
|yntmg.
No subscription received for less time than
| il months.
ApeggrissmEyrs.--Iasertcd at the rate OF One
DDlI,AR per square ten hncs ,rles.,l for the
al iis-.,;aa, and Furry CEsrs square, for
,sci continuance.
Advertisements which ARE not limited on the
r,ras,.ipt. q TO the nlmhrr Of ;ns-riiuns, will be
.0aaa,ilI until out and charged accoid-
iaty
paossssrov,L ,nvgRrisFarSrs.-Tor 10 lines
q. sss, not alieftih, J months, 60
10. DO. do do. IN
do do. ~ do. do. ~
f.Priil Jos wosz illus, be paid for on deliv-
sy
Announcing 'an'lidatcs for State Offices win he
ten dollars, ana for county IKE dollars each.
Postage oalcltcrs mus, be paid TO receive at
,.iiaa.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

TouB FUSsY FELLows.-The,
odorc Cibher, in company with
three others matse an excursion.
Theodore had a false SET nf
iceih--a sccond, a glass eye
a third, a cork lfg--bul the
firth had no;i'ing 10 particular
except a lnEny way Of shaking
bis head,
They travelled in pos, coach
IS, and while ON the first stage,
after each had made merry
with his hcighbor's iafrni,y,
they agreed at every batting
place 10 affect the same singu-
larly. When they came 10
breakfast, they were all to
sqaInt-;,nd language cannot
express how admirably they all
sqalnied--fur they went a de.
gree beyond ahe' sur crralive.--
Atdlnner they all appeared 10
have a cork leg, and their stnm-
ping about made more diver.
/ sion than they had done at
breakfast. AT tea they wese.
all deaf; but at supper, which
was al the "Ship" at Dover,
each man resumed his charac-
ter, the better 10 play his part IN
The farce they had concerted a.
anong them. When they were
ready to go to bed, Cibber cried
cut to the waiter, .here yon fell
low! take ont my ,eeth."--
Teeth, SIR said the man. sAy,
teeth, sir. Unscrcw that wire,
and they'll come ont together
Alter some hesitation, the man
mo as nc was ordered. This |
was 10 sooner done than a Sc
coud called out, 'here 700! take
out my tye.' Sir said the
walter, your cyep sYes, my |
eye Come here you stupid |
d"s pull up the eyelid, aud i,
WI come out as easy AS possi-
pie This done, the third |
rrlrd oul, Here you rascaIl,ake
on my leg This he did with
JESS reluctance, being before
"pprIzed that j, twas cork, and
'''So concelving that it would
De MS last job. He was howev.
e'ef mistaken ;thc fourth watch.
Ny opportunity, and whilst the
'siShtened waiter was surveying
YIN ruelul co,nieNance the eve.
SEN and leg, lying on the la
~ CRED ont in a Irigh'inl hol.
Nv :. voice, come here, sir--take
~ my head Turning round
'"' seeing the mans head sha. ,
,'"s Ike that Of a mandarin up- ,
~ a chimney piece, he darcd f,
y" ~ OF me rom; and, after tum. :
'''ns down stairs, he ION ma,lly 5
''"' Inc house, as If out Of his $
flowsr OF Anecdofes. (,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
A QUEER rKoBLEM.-An old

tcn EnubLEM-@hu Ola
gentleman had three sons, and
they were on a visit 10 their ma
rent at the same time. The
old man was SO delighted with
their company. that he took a
basket aud went into the cellar
for fruit, and returned with il
full Of apples, and having the
greatest esteem for the eldest.
he gave him half he had and
half an apple to the next eldest
ne gayelhe half he then had.
and hall and half an apple; and
70 the youngest he gave half he
then had, and halt an apple !:
and had then one apple left for
himself ! request to know
how many apples he had at first
and the number he gave to each
son.
| n. B.-There is not TO be an
a2ple broke, cut, or divided.
Is 1T SoT so?-Sclentifc men
|oi the prensent day are like the
lapidary, who searches for dia-
monds in the common pebble
that has been trodden under for
ages, and sometimes finds them.
The errors of men are traces
able to three causes: lst. They
are apt to assume principle
too absolutely, which is true on,
" in a restricted sense. 2nd.
They argue from one acknowi-
edged truth exclusively, without
averting to other truths which
modify it. Sd. They hasten to
conclusions, the logical connec-
ton ofwhich with their premis-
'csmight BIZ fisputeu.
There are no victories 50 dis
astrous as those ofambition over
discretion.
Conduct belongs to profes:
sion; feeling to nature.
Reason is often the bond
slave offancy or passion.
Mankind have more appetite
than judgment. Il
There exists no donkey 10 cre- !
alton so overloaded as our stom- /,
achs. i
Vo!taire Willingly said, a phi
sycian is an unfortunate genlle-
man, who is every day request
ed TO perform a miracle; name
~ to reconcile health with in.
temperance.
The arts are prepared by pro.
ddcing greater effects with more
easy means.
It's the character of good
avs, producing constraint and ,
,rivation, that the evil is much /
more than compensated by the !
esulting good. Bad laws cree
tie obligation, that are either )
uperflu0us or more burdensome e
haa useful Boston Gazette
RHUBARR PlE.--Every body !
Who has a patch for a garden
nay grow this healthy and use
III vegetable. The North :
Courierstaies, that''thc i
hubarb which makes such rich
nd delicious pies, will grow p
oubly wellby placing an emp =
Y barrel overit. A friend of
urs badtwo plants the side of !.
ach other. TO test the fact he v u
laced a barrel over one, and c.
: r.. ~
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
SAM WELLERISMS.

New Smiles peculiar 10 Mr.
Bnr'on's performance of "Sam
Wellcr," in the comedy Of tina,
name.
You don't mean nothin' friend.
", you don't as the The rat said
10 the Cat ven she bit him 10 the
hack
I'm for risin' 10 the world. ms
The balloon SAIL TO the bag OF
sand; and | must take care lha,
] am not burs, in The process, as
the bag Of sand said to the bal
lonn.'
I'll penetrate his heart If he
has ONE, as the mouse said ven
he nibbled bis way through the
cheese
We are all here, and quite
ready for yon, as the fieas said
TO the old woman vot had inst
got back TO her own bed, after
sleeping out for a week.
We don't often see the likes
of you 10 our parts of the world.
as The devil said ven one of his
Imps handed him an ice cream
Ven | wants you | knows
where 10 find yon, as the spider
said 10 the fly ven he vove his
web all around To prevent his
catching Cold
I've seen yon vonce, and |
don, want to see yeu again, AS.
the sick gentleman said to. the
devil ven he called on him vone
vet sflernoon.'
We don't want too many in
this concern at vonce, as the
boys said ven they got mto the
empty sugar tIhs.'
that's enough TO give any
one pain in his back as the
cGckroach said ven the niger
put his'fool Oh him
sGooD MORNING cAPTiNG.-The
following, 'gond an is from the
Louisiana Journal shows up toI
lie, the way in which some of
our steamboat captains are both |
cred. 1t almost beats the old sto.
~ Of the egg woman upon our
coast who made the biggest
kind Of a steamboat round to-
for the purpose Of bringing down
a dozen Of eggs to market. The
old lady said she hadn't but
Gle ven by her but that one of
he old hens was OH the nest,
md il the captain would only
wait a few minutes she could
make out The dozen!
The story from the Louisiana
Journal is as follows:
Not long since one of our
splendid up country boats was
making her.way down the ma ;
este Mississippi, when the s
captain discovered a man on I
hore waving his handkerchief
IS is usual when a man wishes
o take a passage. Is
The captain Immediately ID
ounded to and our customer {
ung out: b
what have you go. to sell r
apling?' a
Nothing G--.l d--nyour soul! d
vas The reply Of the capiing. 4
.Havn't you got no whiskeyY o
sked the sucker. G
Yes! but what's that to your In
L
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13

VI
THrEvrsc SERVANT GTRLs There
Is said to be at New York gang Of ,hie-
wing Abigails, who pursue . systematic
course Of robbery through the 2retext OF
obtaining sowing places IL The inielli-
gsnce office, and from which they tlops
with all the plumber they can pick up. at
the carries, opportunities. Within afsw
days three instances Oft kind have &C.
CURED.
The proprieiy'eI building . bridge frea
from toll over The SchuyIkill 10 strongly
urged by the Philadelphia papers.
To MAKE FORTUNE. Attend 70
your own business; and pay the printer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
M0ntaguo,s Balm.
IN Indian remedg f0r he Tboih.,1,

IN Indian remedy for ihe 1oOth.9che.
TMviE established reputation and constantly in.
II crcasing demand for this ellectual remedy
ofpain and preservaiye Of the teeth hasinluced the
subscriber 10 offer il TO the American public. Ar
engagements have been made to supply agents in all
the principal cities and towns In the United Stntes
so as to place itwitln the reach Of those suffering
and likely 10 suffer with this most harassing Of an
Aches Iboih .achs.
When applied according 10 CORRECTIONS pivcn on tho
bottle, u has never failed to afford Immediate and
permanent relief. ltalso arrests the decay in deec.
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which SO lre
quently renders strong tooth useless. The appIi.
cation and remedy are simple, innocent, and moi I'm.
pleasant and the large number ofpcrsons in differ
ent sections Of the country thai have already expc
renced such delightful and salutary effects from Inc
use q the baln are ready To bear, (or the public
good,l their testimony To It's unrivalrd qualities.
u an Indian remedy obtained singuariy and unex.
pectedly, and may be regarded by the civilized
world as The most valuable discovery OF The Re,
man OF the Woods.
For Sale By SMITH & FRlERSoN. Drnpeis,s
Columbus, mississippi r5- PaicE 81 rra Borrin
H. u. MONTAGUE.
march D 1888. Sly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
The IndInn,a Pnnnccn.

FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE Of Smith,
RaingaFd g. Go. on Market 81. 2 doors from Main.
NOR the cure Of Rheumatism, Serofrla OF
n Kings Evil, Sciatica OF Hip-Geut, Incipi.
ent Camera Salt Rheam, Syphitic and MeFcurial
Diseases particularly Ucersand affections the bones
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers Of every de.
scrptioa Fever sores and Internal Assesses Fistn-
las, Scald Head, ScpryY, BIles, Chronic Sore Eyes
Eryspelas, Blotehes, and every variety Of CuisneoHs
affection; Chronic Caiarrb, iIeadac IRON particular
eausei Pain IN The stomach and Dyspepsia proceed.
ing from yitiation: Affections of tho Liver Chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused BY torpid action Of the vessels Of the Skin
Il is singlariy ofcacious in rcnoyatng those con.
stitntiohs which have been broken dom by lnludi
diols treatment, or juvenile irregO rites. In gen.
eral terms, i is recommended IN Al those diseases
which arise from impurities in thu blood, or vitiaon
Of the humours, Of whatever name or kind.
April %, 1897 4lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
AntI-SpasmodIc Tincture, or

"OTHER'S COMFORT. This medicine
4VA has been prepared With special reference
20 the wants OF families 10 which the most minute
| Particularly has been observed. iu order that mo-
thers night keep anI uzc q uiti he most perfect
niciy, and with the confident assurance that q viii
aiiari felcf when very many % thc standard fcu-
cdcs Cal. The proprietor, before Offering . 70 The
public e iaken occasion 20 converse with some
distinguished physicians Of ffginu. and with spe-
cal pans 10 srsak II al the various parts and pro-
portions Of this medicines and those hat know is
equipment parts, have pronounced q one Of the
very best compounds ioT The following diseases that
can be prepared, and may b. used with perfect sic-
y, az wei Nilh ;he new born BABE, as tie man OF
three score and tea II those that use il are not ea-
tsied that is the very hest remedy for the diseases
here enumerated, they can return The bottle and re-
ceiye back their money. i Is boldly asserted that
Is almost Of not qule) Iniaiible 10 Diauhga an all
IL Various inrIns Dweniay, Cramp-cole, Cholera
Morbus. and Asiatic Chsela also, Amer Pans Of
ying-in Fcmales-lor this il Is The Mothers Com
ipI and because il is tie very best preparation for
the summer diseases Of children that las yet enter
ed Tic chamber Of t,t Distressed. II is also une-
guaied lor cramps from whatever cause produced.
Ladies IN le most delicate situations may take it
Under any Of The above circumstances with perfect
safety and equal benefit The public may BE- as
silred that the .1Hi. Spamodie 1mefre or Hofher's
Comfort, has been subjected to the most rigid and
scientific examination by some Of The most extern
siye (plyNcans) practitioners III Virginia, WHO NOW
recommend it in their practice.
For sale by SMITH s PETERSON, Druggists.
Columbus, Miss
mach 5,-3iy IT. b. MONTAGUE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY FROM

WHE subscriber near Athens, Monroe coun
n ", Mississippi, on the 4th january, 1898
negro man called HARRY, about iwenly-eight OF
thirty years old, dark complexion, about five feel
ten inchcs high one Of his upper or under fore teeth
out, his right hand has been injured wtuaptton din
has small scar in his forehead, near ihe edge Of
his hair, had on when he left, dark wooIIen hunt.
ing shirt, white cotton pantaloons, and old wool hat
tic WIN probably attempt to 90 to Williamson coun-
~, Tennessee, where he was raised. Iwil rive
twenty dollars reward for his apprehension and con-
iinemeni in jail, 80 that can gri him.
Jan. 81, IS35--99tf 4. B. MOORE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
administrators sale.

TIE Stat. Of Mississippi, Nshoba County.
DURSUANT TO an order of lie cour Of Pro
IL bate, ia and for the county alutesaid, MADE
an a special term Of said court held on the ;Oih
day Of April, 1888, wi9 ssl 10 the hgest bid-
der. in lie town Of Camden oH the 25t day % June
next. on credit Of twelve months taking bond aud
such security as is required by avs. al TIC I'gni'
t.i.e, claim and uieTes, Of " i.iam " Morls dec d.
70 tie following described real, estate, w; Lots
No four, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, eighteen, anu
erliy-sx, in the town Of Camden; also, lie
southwest quarter % the northwest quarter Of Sc
ton ten. township fourteen, range fourteen. eas'i
Tie east half Of the souihwes, quarter Of section III
teen, in township twelve, north OF range thirteen,
east and also sections Two, eight and eighteen, M
township ten, north Of range II, east; together
with tie interest Of the 3eCsd IN a certain contract
between CHARLES Fisher and the Deceased and 9th
efs, for the conveyance Of three sections Of land
All the vouchers aud evidences Of title viii be ex-
hIbted on the day of sale, and viii be ass gned to
tie purchasers according 10 law.
AARON SANEL, Admir-. de
bons non Of the estate of
WIN. W. MORRIS, deed.
May s, 1883 lj-5t [Pr fee $40 GO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Drs. SaltonstaIl & Knower.

ENTlSTS.-M Manufacturers Of the Pre-.
MUM SIlicious Metallic Teeth, from the
original recipc) as manufactured by ID. G. Amber
AZ. D. DENTIST of New York, having associated
themselves together for the Purpose Of practising
Their profession, they would state that they have
spared 40 pains In making themselves acquainted
with every branch Of the profession both practical
and theoretical, and are now prepared to perform all
operations appcrtaining to Dental surgery in the
latest and most approved scientific manner Office
on Main street, under the Commercial Bank.
NIB. Teeth inserted on gold plate from one to
an entire set Nov. %, 1s37-90tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Gins! Gins l,insi,i

\ SlE subscriber would inform tho public. ,ha,
he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Manutactory in the town OF Louisville. Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
~, SIX months in searching FOR the best materials.
~ snu having had much experience in the business,
ne lees confident he shall BE- able 10 give ss,slac'
,len to all who may patronse him lis c,ns ,v,ll
" hiaue q Cast and German steel running on tho
oest q boxing, and he win be able 10 furnish loo Gins
"a iIne ior the next cotton crop He wonld invite
the pubic IN general TO call at his Factory and y
anime Tor themselves He would further State Ia,
ne mas lately removed from Georgia, Monroc conntv
Jan. q, Is3a-26-Q OoLiAhN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
The Rotary Chisscl Saw-Mjn

FESHOSE wishing to build Mills Of the kind
h can do so, by applying to either oil The hi.
lowing persons, who act as agents for me.
JAMES NJ MoREuEAp, of SummerviIe, Noylks
county, Mississippi, acting in the counties of ApE
Holmes, Carroll, Yaabusha, Yazoo, Noxubee Cbo.
taw and Kemper.
BENJAMIN Thomas, Salem, Marshall county, act
ing in the Chickasaw Nation.
JOHN Thomas, Jonesborough, Jefferson couuv
Alabama, acting in North Alabama.
The MILLS are cheap and simple, easily attached
to the gear Of q cotton gin. Two horses can cu,
from five to seven hundred feet of Plank day
To those not acquainted with the principle, i NAV
be necessary TO say, that the teeth are inserted
the plate, are perfect chisses, and take tic gran
the waod in that direction that cuts easiest; 90 th,
is plainly impossible to cut Plank with less power,
any contrivance whatever. One Of them NAV 5
attached to the gear of cotton gin, for tive bun
dred and fifty dollars, including all expenses
Maya, 43m9' r. S. THOMAS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
10 Planters!

"A young man from South Carolina, who has
IA had several years experience IN Planting
both long and short staple Cotton, and is well ac-
quaned with the management OF negroes, and has
letters OF recommendation, IS DESTROYS Of obtaining
stuniion u tlm above business. a letter address
cd 70 this Office or TOD. j. l. through the post office,
will be thankfully received.
march 5, 1888 3itf