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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate Of the County Of New York, notice is hereby
riyen 10 all persons having claims against Isaac B. Merritt
late of the city New York grocer deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the her
residence No N Mulberry street, the city OF New York
on or before the 9th day of January next Dated New
York the Esd day Of July 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

pY ORDER of Frederick A. Tall
madge, Recorder of The City of New-York.-Notice
hereby given pursuant the provisions o! the statute
authorizing attachments against nonresident debtors that
an attachment lies issued against the of Charles Col
lima r..den, of 81, Louis in the State Missouri and that
The same will sold for the payment OF his deb unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law
within nine months the first publication of this notice
and that the payment any debts due to him by residents
of hi, State and the delivery him for bis OF any
property within this State belonging to him. and the trans
Ter of any such property by him forbidden by law and
are void Dated The 18th day Of October, 1872
ola Iayan O. II. PLATF, Amy for Attach. Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18
,nso 1aws* Administrator OF John C. Roberts. deceased

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of tine Sur
i rogate OF the County OF New-York Notice is hereby
gwen TO all persons having claims agapst Edward D. sum n
present The same with The vouchers thereof to the snb:cr.
bers at No Is Rivngston-sree corner OF Essex street, IN
the Civ of New-Yor before the thrtieth day OF
June 1912 Dated New-York, the twenty.seven'h day
of December 1912.
- SUSAN SUMMERS, Administrations
% 1,usm+ CHARLES EVERSLEY.} N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

AsA TO LET--The upper part of the
large store, No. 40 Spruce.slree three or four
rooms from 60 10 feet deep suitable for manufacturing
other purposes. Apply to b. Deming, Sc Beekman'
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

"a TO LET-The second and third stO.
"a ries OF the building No. 9Sprucestreet Applyl
~ T. McELRATH, Tribune Office.
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~ CTICE.-JAMES ]. PETTIT, ESQ.

"a Supreme Court Commissioner residing in the village
Perry Wyoming County, has issued cn attachment
against George s. Petbons estate, resident debtor
hch WIZ be sold for The payment Of his debts unless he
appear anu discharge such attachment according law
Tnn nine Gontss from he first publication ct this notice.
ne payment OF any debts and the delivery OF any pro-
perry belonging such debor 10 him or for bis use, and
the transfer OF properly by nina any purpose what
ever are sofstdden by law and are void.
Ia Al N Attnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

AsA TO LET-Thc new building No. S
-S:isaa. spruce-steet. Applyto ,, r.nou
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TAlR COLORING.-Jacob Maby

wish 70 have beautiful head of has that he manufacturer
apd has Tor sale 22 Broome and Doyer st near
Lately improved he guarantees will be efecsuai in pers
nenny coiorng red or gray hair to beautiful brown
bdf6 SLIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

"a TO LET-Several o ffices in the Tri.
ss.s bnne Buildings. Appyto
p t. McELRATH Tribune Office
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rogate of The County of New-York, Notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against john ROBBERS
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers
at the Office OF Henry W. sill No 81 Wian,siree IN the
Dated New.York, the 18th day Of August, A. D., 1872
HENRY w. SILL,
SAMUEL THOMSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

I'm PURSUANCE OF an order OF the our
ropa,e of the County of New.York, Notice is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against Peter B. Dema'
Fest sie Of The City of NewYek, gentleman deceased TO
r. nj his residence No "a Jones street. in the City Of New.
York on or before the thirteenth day Of April neIt-Daed
New-York the tenth day Of October. A. D. 1872
ell law6nl+ HENRY P. DEMAREST, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

] OIlCE.-Ihe Contractors for clean
ing the public streets give notice that they are now
ready TO sell the Manure collected the city al their Office
No "a Canalsreet-where all complaints will aso be re-
eeyed IN relation to the condition OF the and prompt
An The Cily papers win please copy and send bill as
aDo'e. II 1awSwf
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

4 rogate OF the County OF NewYork, notice !. hereby
given all persons having claims against Nancy CALDWELL
the same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber al
the store of Abner Mien corner OF Chatham and Mott
sree in the city of NewYork, before the first day
of April next-Daed NewYork the 2sth day Of Septem
her 1870 SO law6n. VIM. p. 8. CALDWELL.
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&sszA TO LET--The two story brick House
Nor 60 Mariou.s,reet near Prnce-sIeet, within
minutes walk of Broadway. For particulars apply to
fl5 Seod Z. KETCHUM, Sc John-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

ESQ. Judge Of Chauiauque County Courts o. the de-
gree of Counsellor Law in the Supreme Court Noucs is
6erebv rvea that an attachment has issued against ae rs
tate OF RHODES CHAPMAN, as nonresident debtor,
and that the will be sold for The payment OF as aen
to law within nine months from the first publication of this
notice that the payment of debts due to BIN by re-
use of any property thin this State belonging TO him,
and the any suc property by him, are forbid
den by law and are void 80
WILLIAM P. MELLEN,
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III Office is hereby given to all persons
having claims against me Estate of PETER PALa1-
same wiki the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at The
sce of Elias g. Drake No 40 Wall street. in the Civ of
NewYork, before tie twentyfrst day Of June next
JANE PALMER, Execu,ri1
New.York, December Goth, 1872 a2l lauSm.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
rogate OF the County OF New.York, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Lewis Fisher
late of the CITY of ok Brass Founder deceased, 10
the same with the vouchers thereof The subcr
hers al the Office OF Joseph Husson Esq No. Is Chambers
street in the City of EewYo before the second day
of August next Dated New York the 3st day of January
lS43. JOSEPH HUSSON E1ecutorx
I5v6nlt PETER MCCORHICh,}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

IN fUhD oh wv
rosn.e OF the County of New.York, notice IS hereby
given 70 persons having claims against Jacob late
Of the City OF NewYok baker deceased TO present he
same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at her
residence No. III in the City OF New-fork
on or before the ninth day OF August next
Dated New.York the 9th day Of February, l843.
7fItsg6mr MARY HARTMAN, Administrative
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IN PURSUANCE or an order OF Inc our
ropae OF the County of New-York, Notice is hereby
ryen ,o all persons having claims agans, David POWELL
Fate Of The City of NewYor carpenter deceased s pre-
~ The reder nee of Samuel s. Williams No. asa Madison
street in the City OF Newyork on or before the eighth DAY
Of August re1t Dated Newlork The An DAY OF eorua
-, 1ass SANDS POWELL, Executor. ST law6m~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

"a TO LET-The basement of the large
store Nos Sprucesteet. and possession given I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

ga FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
- for City Property-A good Farm OF 10 acres, near
ni. City soil OF the best quality fine growth of wood
excellent water and abundance OF fruit, with buildings
suitable for respectable family Apply at 669 Greenwich
street. N. Y. l26 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

nj OTICE.-The Contractors for Clean
ing tbe Public Streets ready sell at tbei.
Once No. "A Canalsreet, the Manure collected in tie
streets and 10 receive complaints against the unceanline
OF lhe streets, II cause e1iss-Feb, 2 1885, CT Law 3ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

meeting for two who parted as lovers. You shall
not see me again in the house of stranger and in
mourning attire When this letter is written l
will depart at once for the scene of our love.
hear my horses already in the courtyard, and
while you read this am speeding swiftly home.
The bridal dress you were secretly shown the day
before death came between US, is still freshly kept
The room where we sat-the bowers By the stream
the walks where we projected eur sweet pro-
mise of future-,hey shall all be made ready.
They shall be as they were! And Lob Rodoiph,
shall be the same My heart has not grown old
Roaolph! Believe me, am unchanged in soul
And will strive to bel will strive TO look-Goa
help me TO look and be-as OF yorei
farewell now leave horses and servants TO
wait on ysu ill send to bring you to me. Alas,
for any delay but we will pass this life and all
other limo together. We have seen that VOW of
eternal union may be kept-that death cannot di-
vide those who sciH to love forever Farewell now
MARGARET"
Circu instances compelled ne to read this letter
with but one feeling, exquisite pain Love lasts
till death, but it is mortal The affections, how
| ever intense and faithful, now Knew are part
of the pershabs coil, forgotten in the grave With
the memory of this love Of another life, haunting
me through my YOUTH and keeping its vow of visi-
ta'ion, had given the whole heart of my second
youth to another. Af6anced to her, waited for by
ae., bound to her BY vows which death had not d.
vided, bad but oae course to pursue. left Gratz
IN an hour, never TO return.
| a rev DAYS aimee I vas walking alone in the
crowded 'horoashfase Of the city where i've
Suddenly my sense OF presence there fell off me.
walked On, but my inward sig hit absorbed all my
consciousness. A room which was fanil;a, TO rne
shut me in, and bed hsng in mourning became
apparent. In another instant q figure laid OUT in q
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !

THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful to the citizens of
Raleigh, and the surrounding Country for the liber-
al patronage heretofore extended to him. his line
business begs leave respectfully to to them
that he has taken house Fayetteville Street, directly
opposite the Market House, and next door Mrs HA
DIE. He will keep constantly on hand Fresh Oysters,
dtrectLy from Norfolk. received daily and Fresh Fish
IN season. To prevent Mistakes he notifies the public
that HIS Oysters will not be carried round the City
sale by servants Others but be obtained daily
above stated Immediately after the arrival of the Cars
will be we'll for the Citizens to charge their servants
structiOns where to apply The citizens generally and
my customers may rely implicitly my Offer
ing an Oyster, that as not perfectly fresh.
JOHN WILSON.
Raleigh, Oct. 81 1913. 47O-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
THE PRINTER

81 pity the printer said nv uncle Tobu
Hes poor creature" rejoned Trim 6 How
So said my uncle ieBrcanse in ,he fire, nin1 nion
Continued the corporal looking full unon NJ r1
SieJ because ne must endeaeor to please every bo-
oy. In the negligence of the moment, perhSps a
small paragraph pops upon him; he hastily throws
II 70 Inc eomposItor-it is inserted and he is min
ed to al! rntents and purposes -"Too mnch the
case Irlm" said my uncle with deep sigh atoo tor,
% muen tne-the--case." d" can please vonr hon,
or, continued Trim elevating his voice and striI.
ing INTO an implorng attitude can please ,,",
no9or' this is not the whole" "Go on Trim D,
Sald my uncle feeling "The printer sometimes
tPursued the corporaD hits upon niece 49,
Pleases him nightly and he thinks if cannot b.
go down with his subscribers; but alas sir u,bo
can calculate the human mind? He ins.r," !" ~ :.
and Hsall over with him. They forgive others IL
eu' cant forgive printer He has host to nr;n;
ior and every one sets up for critic Tho pm. -.
~ MISS exclaims why don't he give Us noro noa
try; marriages and bon motsP awav with ,P. Poe-
stale pieces The politician claps his snecs ~
nose, and runs it over in search of vioent ;n -ll'
tiVe ne hnds none; he takes off his sneco eli.
men, sticks them in his pocket declares Il rooJ
Ior nothing but to burn So it goes goou
saTe 'nlhKs oughtto be printed expressly for him.
o1i' 1ni anu yet after all this complaining, wonid
YOU oei'eve 1t sir, (said the honest cornorai
w., hai;. o'S hands most beseechinglY) would
Sou oeieVe IT, there are some subscribers who
~ no' neshate TO cheat the printer out of his
thsy OuI army swore terribly in Flanders. bnt
e ney e never We oia any thing so bad as that J"
NeVerF said uncle Toby emphatieally. - ''"'
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
OLIVER & PROCTER'S
NEW CASH
X[TIE01sIa1p ESfzrhES Eao1e oaot

w have taken the old stand of Litchford g. Oliver
w a few doors below Williams & Haywood's DRUG
store, on Fayetteville Street and are now opening
echolce and elegant assortment of Goods in our line
consisting Of the very best of Enslish French impor
tea Goods Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesngs of every
or and variety These Goods were selected by Mr. oil
low and will be sold at prices greatly reduced
rom what Goods of the quality have ever been Of
erea or IN this market and equally cheap as they can
De mad OF any of the Cash Tailoring Establishments At
lne North We deem it entirely unnecessary to enu
merate the different pieces of Cloth Cassimeres Vest
ngs' &C. we have on hand to state their color suffice
70 say we have every thing usually kept in such Es
taonshments and will sell them such terms as can
not 1al 10 suit those Who wish to purchase.
Gentlemen furnishing their own Goods will have
tnelr Clothes made up with the elegance and des
Pach as though we sold the articles, and at greatly re-
1uced prices Trimmings supplied at the same prices
tne Merchants charge. All Clothes turned out bv No
warranted 10 nj and to be well madeas can he in
United States. 30 '"n NC III 'he
see hand-bIls, call and learn for Yourselves how
cneaply we are working and selling. Z
OLIVER & PROOTER
MERCHANT TAILoRs
Fayetteville Street 2
few doors below Williams &, Havuo5,. /,
D G pooouo. Drug Store
as cneaP oCash, as can be purchased ofany Northern
CUTTING REDUCED.
Goats 90 cents; Pants 25cents; Vests 25 cents
Raleigh, Oct. I6, ls43. 4ss-M
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
MESCELEaN.EOUS.

The SG6bGth-The following will be found {
cold bath, indeed, to those who, in their silly ia
natical and uncharitable view of daty with regarc
to the observance of the Sabbath, shame humani
ty, and act contrary to the spirit of the New Tes
lament, which in no place enjoins or even counte
nances one day in seven as anything further than
a day of pure pleasure and rational communion
with nature and God. The lines are from the
Boston Herald:
COLD BATH.
On cold frosty morning, Christian conversed
With Jew by the siGe of we'll;
In the heat of dispute,
The Jew slipped his foot
To the beard in the wates Ae fell.
Straightway for ladder the Christian ran
But the Jew bawled up, Don't make such pother:
Dish sh Saturday, shur.
And indeed Won't shtur,
Although you wash Abraham 3 brother''
All night in the water the poor Jew remained,
Half drowned and half frozen together
Next morning, he spied
The Christian, and cried,
90 De ladder, for God shake, de ladder 10
With long face demure, the Christian replied
Why, this is no working or fun-day,
So there you must stand,.
For can't lend hand
You fool, don't you know this IS Sunday 90
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
Spring Vale Male ind Female
ACADEMY.
Sampson Countq, ". C..

o"t"N"0 OO~'Ct93
IYENHE fall session in this Institution will commence
= on wednesday the lst November The principa
has employed gentleman of unGoubted qualifications
ana considerable experience in teaching toassst in he
Male department The principal design of this depart
ment IS to prepare students for College, but to such
oesre 10 pursue their studies further and not wish
aKe collegiate course, instructions will bgven in the
higher branches of English and the more advanced cas
slcs Inc Female department will be under the i'm.
medIate direction OF Mrs. Mcneil The teachers by civ.
tner undivided attention to the intellectual and moral
Improvement of their pupils, hope to make the school
an object worthy of public confidence and
solicit lr; share OF public patronage
year Is divided into two sessions of five
menus each' students are charged from the time thew
eheF 10 the end of the session. No deduction will he
aoe LOT absence except in protracted illness
uhess oy sec!al agreement The location is pleasant
and healthy. The Academy buildings are commod;ons
Board can be had convenient to the Academy at SG ~
month. I o. r" per
Terms per Session
MALE DEPARTMENT.
ofthography, Reading, Writing and Oral Arith-
metic, DO M
Written Arithmetic, Geography and English %' ~
1.at;n Grammare and crea,, ,.nnuo A., $40 90
higher branches of Mathematics s1o m
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
OFthography, Reading, Writing and Oral Arth-
metic, .1.'- 4se oo
Written Arithmetic Geouranbv .n5 E,:, 20 w
NainraI phioh Needle york EmbrOdery, SC $40 90
toTy, Go%PSStlon Algebra Geometry. $12 so
: A1n!e,aec'ual rnilosophy' Geography of the Hea-
FIeneh, also: Drawing, Painting, Oriental
Music y on the Piano Forte, accompanied with "-'
,7ii the e. voice 9i $. extra :" 500 90
- c Iano 90 So 90
ak "o"erS ana fruits DO $40 90
No'' o 1910 47l-4t
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Hon JOHN G. CALHoUN.-The following
sketch of Mr.. CALHOUN, is from the New York
Examiner:
"Mr CALHOUN is blameless in private life
frank and cordial in his manners-has no eau.
tlous reserve, no mystery, no dissimulation about
him. What he thinks he says. Sincerity is the
hrst OF virtues, and who is more truthful and strait
forward than Mr.. CALHOUN When did he
seek to shun responsibility was he found
sailing with the popular current, unless it went
with his principles and feehngs2 He has never
sougn n' once tor Its emoluments-never striven to
enrich himself his friends with the public snoiI
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

NIH AWACAA AIN bSOlDte
" HealAl 10000 trials, and all successful prove
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inesti.
mable II not only cures quicker but gives no add.
ional pain, nor leaves scar Fire is positively zen.
oered harmless. lS1O has been offered six months 10
any person returning an empty box and saying that
all agony on amounting is extracted in few min.
ues yet not one from thousands of trials since ba,
claimed the bonus Parents anxious TO guard againsr
general injuries and save money lime torture aud e
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured by
burns; or even smallpox pusues, Gt possessing the
enVaole power to replace the ceuaIy organs destroy.
ed) can co SO by obtaining this inimtable ssve Ma
ny deeply burnt cases in The city be seen and one
enre face burnt over and wounded three distinct times
In the came spot while healing yet in no case can be
traced Inc least clcarice or mark! For all kinds of
ourts It's rapid, soothing effects alike mportant
even sore eyes, ALL LINFLAMMATIONS and BROK-
EN- BREASTS would be unknown The toilet and
nursery for clearing the skin OF pimpIes, removing
chafe, &c: will fnd ii Indispensable Once using only
VIII forever establish it the sovereign HEAL.ALi
quality After this notice. heads of families allowing
lortures Tor months, and ultimately distorted features
can never wipe away Teproach justly uttered by a
disabled sante child for negectDg to triumph fire.
entered according TO Act of Congress, ISI by CoE
STOCK q Co IN the Clerks Office District Court of the
OhIed oIates ior the Southern District
For Sale at the Drag Store by DR.. ~ L. Sith Raleigh
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
ST. MAEsY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, ~ C.
RIGHT Rev. L. S. IVES, D. D., V1s1TER.

| RIGHT Rev. L. S. IVES, D. D., V1s1TER
Rec. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector
FEHHE fourth session of this School will commence
q on the 1st of December. A punctual attendanc,
of the Pupils at the opening of the Session. is verv i'm
portant, and is particularly requested.
TERMS PAYABLE ADVANCE.
For Board, including Washing, Fu-
ell. &c, with Tuition in English,
and in the Ancient Languages, if
~ desired, 800 90 per Session
Tuition in French, u so
Tuition in Music, on the Piano or
Guitar, 25 90
with SIS 90 for the use of Piano. W
Tuition on the Harp, 80 90 with
$40 90 for use of instrument.
Tuition the Organ, 25 90 with
Sc for of instrument
tuition IN Drawing and Painting, Is 90 per Session.
Fora course offnstructlon in Worst
ed work. 90 per Session.
N B. Beds and Bedsteads are furnished by the SCHOOL,
Pupils required to furnish their own Reddng and
Towels. The clothing of Pupils should be distinctly
marked with the owners name. Mrs SMEDEs will su-
perlntend any purchases Parents may auhorise their
children to make in the City, but no account will be
opened at any Store, without the express sanction of
rents or Guardians. The Religious services Of fSundav
being held in the Chapel of the Institution by the Rec
tor, Pupils have rarely occasion to visit the Civ and the
attire is all that they require They are allowed
to accept invitations in the City, for the day only once
month, and for the evening Tbey have opuor-
tunltles OF seeing their friends and ACQUIRING ease OF
manner IN society, at the evening So1REEs which are
statedly held, during the Session.
Raleigh, October 80, Is43. 47O4t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
POETRY.
THE FARMERS SONG.
BY s. d. PATTERsoN.

BY s. D. PATTERSON.
envy not the mighty king,
Upon his splendid throne,
Nor crave his glittering diadem,
Nor wish his power mine own;
For though his wealth and power be great,
And round him thousands bow
With reverence, in my low estate
More solid peace know.
/ envy not the miser-he
May tell his treasures DER;
May heaps on heaps before him see,
And toll and sigh for more.
] seorH his narrow, sordid soul,
Rapacious and unjust,
Nor bow beneath the base control
Of wealth's corrodiBg lust.
Let warriors mount fame's giddy height
Gain glory's gallant need,
Be calm, collected, in the fight,
While thousands round them bleed
] covet not their victor wreath,
Their courage or their fame;
Their laurels are an empty breath,
Their glory but name.
Ny wants are few, and well supplied,
BY my productive fields
court no luxuIies beside,
Save what contentment yields.
More real pleasure laborgiveS
Than wealth or fame can bring,
And he is happier far, who lives
A FarmeF, than King.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

THE BOMMER MANUKE AAETAOD.
:" HIGH teaches how to make vegetable manure
wv without the aid of live stock, in from 10 to 30
days. by Of humid fermentation set into action
at a cost from 90 cents to "a.
And also to make Compost in a few days And
how to make rich fertilizing liquid called purin,
having the strength wthoutthe acid qualities OF urine.
With the view of graduating the to the quantity
of land upon which may be desired to the method
the following scale of prices has been adopted, viz;
For Gardens of any extent, 90 90
Farms up to 100 acres 10 90
Farms from 100 to 200 acres, I5 90
do from 200 to 800 do lS 90
do from 300 to 400 do Ea 20 90
do over 400 in any one farm, 20 90
By the remittance of the here specified, copy
of the method will be sent by mail any mode pro-
posed by the purchaser.
All letters of inquiry must be post paid.
ALBEIT & Co., Baltimore.
Propretors of the Patent Right for the Southern and
Western States.
Nov. s, 1843 4T-9t.
p Mr.. HOLDEN will take six dollar Right.
Please send it on at once