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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
RIIRNS AND CLARINDA


THE whole Of the and Correspondence
which took place between the Poet BgRNs and III" ree
bated C)anda Mrs Me LEHosE in 1887 to 49, AID whchhas
been sought for vain by Cunningham and others for the
rinda fallen hands of her grandson, w e Mcehose
Esq first given the would To the curious
Burns and Plaoncs this work will be particularly rshsd.
and fn strongly interest readers general II
published this city and Edinburgh simultaneously The
American edition ansat l2mo volume q abog og pages
cloth, gifts issued aud for sale by H. BlXBY Co
No 3 Park Row, eppoete the Astor House.
Notices Of the Correspondence between Burns and Carinda
from the British Journals -
be Letters Clasuas nave long by the admirers
Atlas.
seldom have we welcomed work with warmer feel
nss the before The publication dse to
the of Burns devoted attachment and the letters throw
much light traits the wildly devious character oil
,h0 Bsrd'-Keiso Chronicle.
Wherevsr the of Robert Burns known, this book
received both with avidy aud being prota
bly, last Of his writings which will be given 70 the wrId
and .ngng fully To light in th Poets Life hh-
wapp in mystery fruitful Of painful su,picons ~
Fife Herald
mysterious chapter, perhaps the last that to be
unfoded the history OF National Bard has
been opened descendant Of who has been made
immortal by her connection with genius-kiimornock Jour-
"This volume invested with emulation Of attac
disappointed, high anticpations
The character OF Burns here fully developed 10
than fome y and the which hung around
the Of tlapda and Barns, think sstsiacto
lily cleared up."-Sc0tsman .
Some delightful epo'ary literature has been
be sdied that Of Burns - .Brig hton Herald.
This indeed OF the curiosties Of literature and
well be said suppya chapter in the Life Of scosnds
immortal roet hehove, admcr Of tn" an,hor Of The
Chshenhdm Journal. j23 lm-m
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FRENCH CHINA

NI1IFNIl Ot-IIFH
No. SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stair.
IA. always hand large for dinner and
plain white and ALT Freuch Porcelain we'll dinner and
plates Of al Sizes assorted dishes covered
dishes salad bowls. fruit baskets, custsds and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Wars, Greek, French and Amer
shape.
All tie articles warranted Of the best quality and b.
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-25,25 per ton for broken egg
aud lfss Consumers may rely getting the hest
Red Ash Coal the above price we'll scfe~cd weighed by
weighr and delivered from the gard ccfns Of hne and
tifrsnv ifh 10. fkTkK CLINTON
lH9m.ec
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
BALTIMORE, Feb Pho arrivals Sid Com Kearney Paine,
Trim dad
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The line Of discounts to Directors &c. has increased
about the that the loans brokers have de-
creased The specie hand has increased, also the de-
posits while the circulation has fallen off.
The Boston money markets exhibit no new features
Stocks maintain fair prices Boston and Worcester Rail
road, liz advance; Lowell % do; Providence ta5A do
Fitchburg II do Concord $6o par $780, Nashua and Low
ell 254 advance The annual report Of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad company shows nett earning of n
per cent for the just closed five and half Of which
made within the six months ending November 3oth,
ls43 Of the 900 made beyond the amount appropriate
ed for the dividend, $4,000 paid for damages
tanned by the steamboat train Of coming in
with the upward Western accommodation train in s42.
The balance, $27 ooo reserved to insure dividend
Of three per cent in June next and to allow for depreca
en of cars engines, &C. The receipts for the fourth
week in January for the mast two years we're Cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04

A QUARREL AND MURDER.-WilliamB B. Richards
clerk of the steamboat Yucatan, had quarrel about
wood the 10th ult with William kinchlo, near
Vicksburg when Richards struck Kinchlo several times
with stick measuring rod which he happened to
have his hand At the time Kncho retreated after hav
ing received the first blow and kept doing until he had
receded some twelve or fifteen feet from where he stood
at the time Of the assault Some probably Of the
officers hands the boat cried out repeatedly to Rich.
ards, "kill him, shoot the dd rascal" and Richards
in the act Of advancing again Kinchlo when the
latter drew pistol and shot him right through the heart
Kncho surrendered himself to the Captain Of the
Yucatan.
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A ME.RICAN hIUsEU1a
AME4NICAN UUSEUM,
AND PERPE TUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.

AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
pW yrs st%,ttsd ,a%s evening f,es
centricties. bv DR. VALENTINE
Wonderful E1ucidaton of the sciruce Of ANIMAL MAG
NETISM with aud laughaole experiments by Pro-
fss or Smthsoa, +. X. $. 5
Gelsbra.ed Comic Mlslapge, By Mr. agd Mrs WESTERN
and Mr. L, g. BOOTH Mrs Weatrn's first appearance.
Chinese vesemeut after the OF the eminent
formers Of Pk by the Young Wizard Of the North Sgnor
FRANCISCO
Yankee Courtship, by Mrs ana Mr.. w EsTERN.
Hurry them Cakes and other Comic Songs, by.T. o.
BOOTH.
II @ SHERMAN, the BEAUTIFUL Ballad Singer. and LA
PETITE CERlTO the admied Danssuse also engaged.
ALBlNO BOYS a fsw days longer. -
The ClPsEY QUEEN, the surprising Fortune Teller
the world privately consulted at ali times regarding
Past, Pres aud Flu ure Events.
Performances evening at o'clock and wednesday
and Saturday afternoons At o'clock.
Tickets IS cents-chdren under 2H cents Tween
five for private consultations With the Gpsey
Queen.
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,

SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
DEY STREET, Numter 81. between Broadway and
~ Greenwich SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere
thanks his friends and the public larse for the be-
support received opened the above house. and hopes
by the strict atter 10 met continuance tnefeof
The qualities Of his Ae,, Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
wei X tn need comment.
erae of Eefreshments be had at all hours
until 10 al night, such
Beef Steaks, Posc,ed Eggs, Sardines
Muttor Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cakes
Fried Kidneys, Cold Cornd Beef, .cofee and Tea,
Ham and Eggs Picked Tongues, Welch Rrebits.Sc.
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
ny day from TO three o'cocR.
Families supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whskev.
No house better supplied with Enssh Irish scotch, Weh
and city Papers Always the latest possible by the
Steamers.
Good Roems for Private Paies Clubs. Meetings and Re-
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
q he shppns llt the foI whence they sailed. The
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo,
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
hoard them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
endng to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of any kind win be thankfully
eceived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04

spxxr FOR SALE-The piece Of land consisting OF about
IN situate the village Of Fort Lee the " est
go bant Of the Huds IA River, aud known - The Or
ehar" Gu the premises tee Cottages all der.
he land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees Of excel
lent quality lis good fence and excellent condition. Dock
and front aje nnected with it.
Alsoa piece Of land in he village aQd West of and
opposite to The Orchar5 consisting of abost known
the Aloore property On this place two dwelling
houses ana a large portion Of il in good cultivation
Aso-the property ia the village foptnk the river
kno~n Long Dock consisting Of upwards Of 81 On
the premise, Dock and small dwelling house
and barn. This property has undergone
bic water front. f. *. TlLLCU,
81 w all St
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n BROWN 4 CO.'S One Price Hat Store. l73 Chstham
Square, Of Mott street, where fshon beauty,
durability economy combined to sdorn the head he
propreto have the pleasure offer style o the i-
fbeaver which closely resmb those formerly sold for
and Sc low fixed Of So Those, who from iucl
nation necessity induced to study economy IN that nds
pensabe article OF have OF dong
still the appearance OF the fashionable Brown
g. ia presenting this hat TO the public, think thsy have
utimsnm of besuty chBpness natness
durability and comfort Of the sales for cash,
GOOD for losses incurred the bad
BROWN CO.. 78 Chatham square
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Domestic Importations.

Collie De Pey.er x w hmarsh-io Watt-2 bIs Land
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
r,ur al n, e,r.a and cehrstd Pills rem Portugal sr
We rsr..,ts 10 be- ebain-d this country See sd'en'
men, on the last column, fourth cage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04

ThE ATTENTION OF HOUsExEEPERs and Others
L is re pectfully solicit d to tn fol owing -
L. NEUSrADT havia lately arrived from je many and
being de shortly, offers the following articles of
his on prices much lower than they have be-
fore been offered IN this country
German Linens, Bielefeid, all iales
Dana Table Cloth brown, half brown and white
10 Napkins, d, do do
DO Towels. do DO do
Do md de,er, NAPKINS, brown half brown and white
Belefeld linen cambria Hdkfs.
Alo lars Of Needles of description Of
the best manufacture. .
Deales well retail customer will find il gre aty
their call and these Linens
opportunity for obtnng superior goods exceed low
prices.
Call for few weeks ony) No Sixth between
aud o'clock n 3teod'ec
MRS. CARROLL'S Old Established Msdicated Vapor
" baths, % Coulandt street has been 9r upwerds Of IS
used with much sudden colds coughs steu
msm chronic diseases Of hs liver dyspepsa ague and f-
influenza, Group, bronchitis swelling OF the glands
spes scarlet fever &c. sulphur Vspor Baths be had Mt
al times by giving hours notice. In addition TO the above
Mira. prepared sdninter lodiue athsr sub'im
ing bath tn require L is idea ialsey entertained
by that there is danger Of taking cold after the of
Vapor Bath the Ell CO. however contrary properly adj
mnsterrd hundred OF testify Open from
o'clock the morning tilt O'Clock night Portable Va
Baths sent TO any part Of the city or Brooklyn Bathing
'ruhs for hire j3f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04

GRAND CONCERT,
TO RE GIVEN
BY PALMO'S LATE G OMPANY,
TCONCERr HAIL, on Monday Evening" Feb ?th.
iaH-who respectfully inform their friends and the public.
MRS PHiLLiPs NJ s. sHARPE, '''''A' ''"'"'"
MISS BRUCE, NM, LiNCHa ~
PROGRAMME.
PART
Openiog Chorus.
Hail bsssed Morning. from Fra Dlavoo by the Company
Song-Colunbia the land that love. MIR Lynch
3. Sorg-Ihe Emerald Isle, MIS- sharpe
I. Song-Wnd oi the winters night Mr. Kavanah
5. Chorus Dung Low Triumphant Smilrn,, .
G. Song-NoIab the pride Of Kildare Mrs Phillips
7. SOng-Nlanlac, MI kneass
g. Song-Not Married yet, Miss Bruce
0. Song william Tell ...' Nh HOLMAN
10. ssnK comlc-Teddy Roe Mr.: kayanah
H. New Comic Duet thrst time) Mrs shae end Miss Bruce
with grief no longer bending BY the Comnany
l. Duet and Invisible Chorus, by Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Hsman
and Company
g. SonE--What can ls.sie do l ....... Mrs. Sh,'pe
g. Bailad-Nor.h Mac Shane, Mr. Lynch
s. Sorg-The Horn Of Chase, Mr. Holman
q. Chorus-l he Old Jaw Bone, BY the Compauy
T. Duet. comic-Tude Lol Dol by Mrs sharp and kasass
& Song como MIR havanrh
9. Chous-bedsn Medley. Bv tn. L. mpsny
10. Duet comic Miss Bruce and kneass
H. Chofu.-Co,d night, aud may each morning bring
he 18th to cur patrons, we srg. =, =.
D0ors open at half pastS-Concert IN commence at half
past 7 precisely.
Ticket, u rents, to he had At the door. "a 2tsuc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUAKY 4

SUN RISES ........7 10 FULL MooN.... .... A
SUN .......5 10 HIGH WATER.
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krOTIClAu application will he made at TIE present ses'
~ SION ef the legislature Of ht state OF sw or tne IN
prporston OF Benevolent Society in the CIV and uny
Nea o be called The Noah Association OF the son, 81
Brnsvol~ncs. Jso ln"oN =
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90 %. 90

Wf@o ~.
Gu EASY FORGfT THEY ARE ON-DAY'S First
- Premium Sheet H. Over Snoes with his new Elastic sos
besides be the nd most durable osershoe Ia
perfectly ADAPTED the Boot and Pants that the Arer
arr tn FORGET has shoe all So win
~ other avehoe aIe they that whoever examines tn will
Ger nj, " give They will completely do
with the double proof Boot" which Keep out
the
Wanhou.e Is Madsn lane, Broadway. Those who
want Day', Over skos should rsmenbeI No. rs.
fFE PRES EhVEES AND JACkETs- The be I artl
Gle the United States OIdrs for the sou
nd West mud Norh ,recnter n the pos. STYLE by
tn anuuctu er. HORACE ii. DAY % Maiden lane.
Inns
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,Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washingson.

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON, LIST Feb.
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MILITARY BALL.
SrHE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take place .smmany Hall, Wednesday Even
ing Feb, T. 1874.
Tickets g. be obtained Of John Canes 81 John
A. M Shier Fulton ST.; Wainrght 2s3 Spring {.
ols 1906 Canal st.; 8. X. Fowler, soK Bowery. aud H.
Lownsbery, 432 Pearl st DO F7sse
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GaK FOR LlvERrOoL-NEw LINE. -l.esqaI
>\ Packet Of 2gth FebrnaryThe splendid packet shiI
kkGARRICk, Capt VIM skidoy, of 1000 tons, viii
above her regular day For freight having nc
board, at Orleans wharf tootef Wall street, eIto
4. X. COLLINS " co.
Price of passage, 800. u South street.
The packet ship Roscius. Capt Coll Of loo tons
will the Gack and sail the 2th March, her regua
day. 80 .
suaiIy as advertised j27re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04

DOCTOR CORBiTT-May be onsutsd eon6dsntllly At
- MS oice No &c Duane doois from Chatham
susrg,m respectfully informed yet Dr Cortltt IS nsm.
her Of tn o New iork. aud tst bs has
exclusively confined his acicc from beng general TO the
OF cera classes Of diseases eleven ears
the OF furk) which his en srenuon.
The annals Of Medicine 90 not record gerT success nan 70
his Practice The Doctor cautions the uaortunar
against M,rcurv has its thousands OF victims
Recent few days removed en,riy from ~ rs
tenn that you judicou treated b. person eglIiy
qualified BY p,endtr md gests IS shsr. are syssi
er,te need not dsta icing red to health By
plying to Dr. Cobit practice 81 m.ny years has establish
ed IN. Doctor reputation skill aud esIctsbi Ity sne-
tn 90 engage the Doctors profound attention medicine may
be h. prevent certain dease IN any OF It's lorna
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sYHA FOR LlVERPOOL-The New Line Regular
,xfklN Packet 2ist Februfry.The slpefior New York
MsA61ks built packet ship ROCHESTEh John Bri ton.
master buIhen will sail above her regular day
For freight having very superior accomucda
the Captain board west side Buring
slip, or to Woodruff MlNTURNS,
81 South st.
i05o tons burtaen will succeed the Rochester, and sail
herr cuuIar dav 2ist March. IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-04

N1ERINLHs TAKE NOTiCf.--Thr undersigned have
vi learned in InIt W. T. Hand No. n Cherry street ~
r Nsvigan I'll its yarous branches thoroughly in
c,a,ne snhrrcs Nautical Astronomy, with pfepaa
lives use Of all kinds Of Nautical nstrument, Lunar obs.r.
y.t,ons and uIi 81 Loo, gtaae by Chr nometes ~
NOR and easy nehods Of his much uprror
Wa,uefs are Informed that fully believe him be the only
man In Aerica who teach this usbe Art
rer.ctiol in shor me ii,a Innovations ,uper-
tvrv ysu and which h % fully capable akne
ms e,spsve knowledge OF the sciences One miles
y, Ii is no Object tarn perfectly and III short
Fttn-d Midshipmea II. & Dnvall, n ster ny, NJ Ilsy,
'yens and number &C Captains srd Mates. "a 3suc
II sGLlsii tOTATOES-The packet lhip Oxford, Just
~ arrived, has on board quantity OF EEgh Potos Of
pefIOr quality, having been expressly this
tsi which will be soid In any number Of bushels for family
use Apply 10 CHARLES n. MARSHALL,
jge iwh 10 Bsrug slip.
OUILLs AND STEEL PENs--s 600 Quilts selling on
W low prices; dealers and would do well 70
cal before purchasing Aso, large assortment OF
sri Pens manufactured by Perry 4'ou end Mitcee' al n
which will b. cold low ther who esle retail, as us
kuhscrher wishes ~ leave the bus,nes. this spring
ci tn,uo 235 Pearl street
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EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMORE
ERAsTUS COLEMAN has this cay taken HENRY
II JACKSON into parneshp ard ~ future ne hon.s Will
be .onductsd in the pane Of COLEMAN JACksOS.
The the travelling public and uence Of our
friends, Is respectfully solicited,
B,umore tbuarv l. ieat II I'm
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-17

INSEED OIL, White Lead and other Paints
4 Paint and varnish Brushes &c,
LSO,
PAPER hangngs for sale at u low pricest STEARNS
Cheap store, No 6, Edson's Building.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16

ly can Improvement be expected who takes
a pride IN his pursuit, who is fascinated with
lis pure and wholesome pleasures, and the
reward of whose labors is not made excu.
siyely to conss, in ptomp. returns Of dollars
aud cents. We would not indeed have the
farmer so sublima,ed ia his ethics as to be
altogether unlaiilenced BY tho latter con-
sldera,ion. His profits as constituting the
means of improvement on his farm aud OF
promoting the welfare Of those who sur
round him, may be made largely instru-
mental in subservlng the highest purposes Of
human life. Aud there is one fact in con.
nection with this subject, which we would
especially commend TO those who ore in
such hurry TO be rich that they cannot
take time to calculate the consequence of a
ruinous system Of agriculture. The farmer
who takes a proper pride in his calling, and
conducts its details with aU eye to perma.
neni Improvement as well as present prof.
II, will always. other things being equal,
became rich and more prosperous man in
the end, Than the greedy eullivaior who
runs down his soil with an uninterrupted
series Of exhaustne crops in his extreme
haste 10 make II immediately profitable.
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD.QuARTERs,

Concord, N. c. July %, lsli
To The COiOnds commanding The folio'0iog Rrgi-
msnis ia ne llh brigade and An Dirislon
# North CdrOliRa Mlitia.
"a GU are, by these orders, commanded to pa.
III rade your respective Regiments as follows:
The regiment OF Militia IN Cabarrus County al
Concord. on Tuesday the Sth Of October next.
The regiment of Cavalry composed Of the coun-
tics OF Meckenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Stanly and
Montgomery, at Concord, en- Tuesday the 9Th Of
October next.
The regiment Of Volunteers, composed Of the
counties Of Mecklenburg, Union. Cabarrus, Stan.
" and Montgomery, at Rocky River Academy 10
Cabauus County, on Wednesday the 9lh Of Oc-
tober next.
The regiment Of Militia in Union County, at
Labats Roads, on Thursday the 10th Of Oeto.
Der next.
The regiment Of Militia IN the County Of Meek.
lenburg, at Charlotte, on Friday the lllh OF De-
tober next.
The regiment Of Militia in Stanly County, at
Alhemarlc on Tuesday the 18th Of October next.
TIC regiment of Militia ia Montgomery Couu.
". at its usual place Of muster, on "Wednesday tue
10th OF October next
The above regiments will appear on the days a.
hove mentioned. equipped as the law requires, at
10 O'Clock, A. VI. for Review and Inspection by
the Bdgadicr General
WIN C. MEANS.
Brigadier Cersral, IN brigade. N. C. Militia.
The Officers composing the Staff Of the Briga.
dier General the ! lh Brigade and 4h Division
of North Carolina Militia are commanded 10 az.
pear on the days above mentioned equipped as
the law requires, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
WIN c. MEANS.
Brigadi1 General, llh Brigade, n {. Mlitia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
FEEDING MICH COWS.

Ia reply TO an inquiry 10 the Cullivator
as to The 5es, and cheapest manner Of feed
ing mich cows. Mr.. J. A. Grimes. of Haf-
rodsburg, kentucky. gives the following
method as practlsed by him. We would
add, there are few substances more nourish
ing than corn fodder, and The large stalks
that are usually lost, It treated in the way
recommended by Mr.. c., make the best
food for cattle or horses -" We procure
in the fall, oil the corn shucks We can, ms
the farmers put ltte yaluc upon them.-
W hen We commence feeding, We baee a
large kettle IN which we can heat wn,er.
and basket holding The quantity we intend
for each animal. We then take The shucks
10 common cutting box, md CO, them as
you would hay or oats, aud scald them a
few minutes in the kettle. Then take them
out aud sprinkle three quarts Of meal to the
bushel Of cut sbucks, aud yuu Will have u
better feed than three gallons Of corn or
meal, fix II as YOU will. " hen | was last
10 Mississippi, the corn crop was very short,
and suggested this way Of feeding 10 some
OF my friends, for ieediog mules and horses
as we'll as their mich cows aud before |
left, was told the cows had improved very
much IN the quality as well as the quantity
Of llieir milk.
Mr.. &. is o most successful breeder O.
Beiksunes, and has sod great numbers Of
the pure breed, as well as crosses with the
lash and Bedford. Mr. Grimes stock is
represented as rue Of the first q1aIiy Of
which there csn be little doubt, i, having
been derived from the hes, sources.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
NEW CABINET SHOP,

FENHE Subscriber has located himself about
4 ~ miles South OF Charlotte, near the Potter
Road, and about miles East from Houston 4
Griefs Store. ehorc he IS prepared To sitend to all
orders IN his line, such as Sijeboards. Bureaus,
Tables Is dsieads, &c. Any person wishing snt
Of the above articles wN please give him call.
livery czcfii0n wiil be used TO please aud the
work will be made 10 he most durable manner.
JJ-Lumber vail be taken IN exchange fof work
T.. VI. BURNETT
JUN 70, islf AR