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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26
Public Sale.

rTNHE subscriber having qualified as Executor
= Of the last Viii of Samuel Patton, deceased.
win proceed 10 sell. on Friday the 18th Of neeem-
her, At the late residence Of the deceased the Me-
groes belonging 10 the said estate. consisting Of
Woman and her four Children; and also The crop
Of Corn. A credit Of nine mnnths will be gwen;
bond and approved security requiloii
SAMUEL. KERR, Ex'E.
November %. 55--
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ISslssas ]! I,sZ1 Z !!

EVERY family in the United States should
a. keep a supply of DR.. HULLs COUGH
L0ZENGES in the house, not only as preven-
tive medicine against the consumptiye tendencies,
of the climate, but as an EFFFsECIUAL RE-
NEEDY in all cases of Coughs, Colds, Splitting
Of Bleed Night s,oeats, DiGeulty Of Breathing,
Asthma, Wtoqpias Cough, Esaeitttioe, and g.
neral Debility. Remember that this medicine Is
not mere palliation, but il is all powerful in
moving all diseases Of the chest and lungs, leading
to consumption and death. -
. Price % cents per box. .*~
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Notice.

THOSE indebted to the estate Of SAMUEL.
PATTON, deceased, are requested 10 mako
immediate payment; and those having claims a.
gainst said estate are hereby notified to present
them, properly authenticated, within the lime pre-
scrbed by law, or this notice will lie plead in bar
of their discovery
SAMUEL KERR, Ex'r.
November %. d.
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Public Sale,

" I'LL. be sold, in Orange county, at the late
w dwelling house of William Holt, deceased,
Oh the 2lst day of December next, the Real and
Personal Estate of said deceased. s,|a+. s#
Tho Real Estate consists of four separate tracts
of land, as follows, viz: The Wiiedbee Tract,
containing about four hundred acres, on which is
a good deal of valuable grass land. The Whit
Esitt Tract of two hundred and the Prather Tract,
of one hundred acres. On this last is Corn
Grist Mill and Cotton Gin, well fitted mp, which
will be sold with the land or separately, to suit
purchasers These tracts lie on the waters of the
Lite AIamance. Also one other tract, called the
M.Kcnzie Tract, on Mary's Creek, containing two
hundred acres. adjoining the lands of John R.
Holt. and others. This is all new and very val
uabe. Persons wishing to buy are requested to
view the lands before the day Of sale.
The Personal Property consists of Horses,
Hogs. Cattle, Sheep, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fod-
der, Hay, Flaxsecd, all the Agricultural Iuple-
ments, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. A
large loi of Leather will be offered. Thirty of the
Hogs are good corn-fed pork. The sale will be
continued fom day 10 day.. A credit of twelve
months viii be given to purchasers rendering
bond and good security. Some Negroes will be
hired OF; OF sold on that day. 49,.
The executors hereby give notice to all persons
having claims against the estate to present them,
and to all persons indebted to the estate to make
payment -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26

Trse yyar,-No additional intelligence OF
neculiar interest has been received from the seat
Of War. Gen. Wool has reached chihuahua, and
taken possession Of the place without any OPPOSE
ton. An expedition from our Gulf Squadron has
made d second attempt TO take Aiycrado, but with
out success. .%g7 s4e.~-E*.ar. #44s5 s z.ssF>
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26
4 Eeyy RcaulSition on North Ca
rOIina,

By the giyngs out of the Washington cores
pondents, but more particularly from alctcr from
the Secretary Of War 10 citizen of Delaware,
we were led 10 the conclusion that no new troops
would be ordered into Mexico, nor any other
moycmen, Of consequence made until the meeting
Of Congress when the responsibility of further
action would he thrown upon it. But it seems, i
this was then the determination Of the Admins
tration, change in its policy has taken place
acquisitions have been sent out from the Wa
Department, calling into the service Of the United
States nine additional regiments of volunteers, to
serve during the war with Mexico, unless sooner
discharged. They arc asked for from the follow
ing states: ,t. ~ s d. +-- fl ...:.,
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Field and staff.

Lieutenant Conncl.
= .aa - | Major. @EE 8a
ie'A anu s'a'| Adjutant and Lieutenant
~~-s.sa.@ -. Of ono Of The companies,
@S but not in addition.
O.. { Sergeant Major. 5@t
1> non 1o 2. Quarter.hiastcr Sergeant
ea ssail. Principal Musicians, ..-ss
+<'@ .@aS7@ 10 companies, each 10 consist
Captains, s3s. Es4e,@z
IF l First Lieutenant. Il al u
d." " : Second Licutenants, ss.<
Mt t-s Serjcanis, 49,
@#& Corporals, fT5T%
...s** e3 80 Musicians, ~s sst4.ts- 4
&c y f. so Prisates. II.
Should the number Of privates. on being
mustered, moi fall below Oh effective men
in company. it will be received.
This requisition also contains the. fol-
lowing annuncialion:--a BY the net Of
/. Congress above referred TO (E3ih May,l
it will be seen that the terms Of service
!. are for, y twelye MONTHS or TO the end
/. Of the war, Unless sooner discharged:
: and it mayed, that the Regiment, which
/. has been enrolled in your Stale, and Is
now in readiness to enter the service, may
|. regard their offer as made with reference
i to the former period. Should this be SO,
tvour Excellency will cansc them to be
|. informed, that the engagement required
Il by this requisition, is 10 the end OF the
|. war with Mexico, unless sooner dischaFg-
ed, and on this condition only, will their
service he required. With this under
stading, The regiment will be accepted.
b II the modification suggested. should not
/ be acceptable to the regiment which mas
|. rendered its services. yon are respectful
|. Iy requested 10 proceed, without delay,
to enrol and organize one, in laiillment
Of this requisiiion.
The Captain Of each ofihe ten compa-
MICS composing the present regiment, OF
volunteers. will therefore, on receiving ms
ORDER, forthwith muster his company, and
make known 10 them, the terms on which
they are expected 10 enter the service as
above sci forth. and call forrecrulis TO raise
Il his number and organization % The new
requirement. He will also report TO- the
Adiutant General, the result Of such pro-
ceeding at the earliest day practicable. In
case Of accepting the present terms the
several Captains aforesaid will cause Their
companies to be in readiness for marching
orders, without delay. The place oil rem
devious will be designated in suose,
IQuent ORDER within very few days and
officers Of the Quarter Master and Sui
sistence Departments will be ordered 10
such place By The War Departments WIN
funds to meet the expenses incurred. Non
commissioned officers, musicians and PR
Yates will receive, in advance, onreachlne
the place Of rendezvous, tweniy-one ael
liars, 70 pay for or provide, clothing 10
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Texas, one regiment OF mouhtea ieIi'
These regiments are all to be mustered into
Immediate service. The regiment from North
Carolina win rendezvous at Wilmington. The
General Order issued by Gov. Graham in COM
pance with the requisition of the President, will
be found in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26
DIR. LACOUNT"s
IAsSl,!!,ll'Ils',.A ], H!

s># IL ARss s@
NEVER fails to ture in all cases Of Tooth-ache,
~ when it arises from a decayed state Of the
Teeth. It's simple in its application, harmless in
its effects, and thousands who have used it have !.
declared they would not be without this remedy,
if il cost $40 per vial. 1t is not eaech-pennys
production, but actually does what it proposes 10
accomplish. - -
Price 81 cents per vial.. n z
A fresh supply of e'abose medicines just re-
ceiyed and for sale BY s @
d. HEARTH Hillsborongh.
J. 3. M'DADE, Chapel. Tin.
September ?. .. 52---lamol Emo
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DIR. HULI'S
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26

u
in the practice Of the nation, that in max
inc such levies, Determinations might be
allowed, in the selection of subjects OF re.
venue, and in the amounts imposed, TO
give encouragement t. the predictions Of
our own industry. |, is now dee AIRED
tina. this practice has always been mis-
chievous error aud. in the midst of the
exigencies of the treasury. a tariff OF tial.
Ties yielding s27,0oo,0oo per year has
been obandoned in favor of A theoretical
system, no, expected TO produce more, i
as much, 10 the end that protection may
be no longer recognized in raising reve
nue.. We are, therefore. probably destln
cd 10 witness loss in the revenue
brought about by a change aiming az re
venue only. With. appropriations ex
cecdmg fifty millions Of dollars per an
mum, and an income less than thirty mil
! lions, a, resort to higher duties, OF dlrec
/ taxation. must soon be inevitable. Thes'
/, additional burthens are not likely TO b,
meIiorated, but will be felt with the NOR
severity, from another solemn actof Con
oress at the last session, ordinarily calle'
/ the Sub Treasury Law. BY this, it /
reu,,ired that, from and after the LIST da..
Of January next, whatever amount OF eS
/ action may be made upon the people b,
the Government, shall be paid in gold an
i silver coin only, OF in treasury notes 9
n The ITniled States. If this law is to b
evaded by the officers charged with II
execution, las was said 10 have been tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
Doule1tlr 1ntelliDrner.
ARBITRATION AND NEGOTIATION.

The 81 ni,n, 81 "Wednesday considers thai there Is
still negotisons between his country ana ofta'
Rfifa'n at cannot be sald," II remarks, With lie
least appearance Of unib that the President. BY dtcin
mo The foims Of arbitration. has therefore closed the
dst 10 all negotiation. Mr. Calhoun declined u: but
aid MT he negotiation continue Does not the Secfe'
tsry Of S:atp III his letter declining arbitration, ex-
press The huge thai the controversy between The two
Countries might be amirably aud satisfactorily set
lied 4"
II is not so much Il fact that arbitration has been de-
clined or tie the '(oimsd srltratlUn, II that phase
,s pretcrred which has gwen such serious aspect 10
the Oregon CONTROVERSY but the manner IN which II was
done; and the ground upon winch II waspnt we iced
90 particulars subject - often referred To-
the way uf the proposal 10 abllrale vas The asserted
facl OF "clesr and nDqnesonable" lille 10 The und-
vided territory Of Oregon. Does this same barrier
stand in the way OF proposition looking to- paii
ton OF that territory, which might by any possibility
result IN us division 7
Arbitration might have been declined without involy
ine This inevitable conelusiuh. II nigh have been de
clIhed various grounds which would s have LETT
the issue II is true, The Presidents decla
the first thai tile .cear and unques oI-
able. would seem To have equally exclusive charac.
ter Blu his subs,qu nj offtr oi The forty nnrh para
lei as boundary heulralzed The first declaration. The
lrfns. however. in Which afbiifaun rejected would
indicate that he has assumed The position announced
IN The beginning. Bait. inner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

compelled to submit 10 Il 10 t:se Their lives from Tho
vensng knifs 81 The and thru pslaces from the
torch Bul be as inld We must put ore1un and the
IafH tu1eihrf that The West was 10 have market,
msfkei sf Their breadstutis ard park aud heel
Wa. she7 True II Is (ssd Mr.. ID we IN The Nes'
IN The wouds. bal there among US
Aha know litile, aud. amongst other ihlngs. knos
bai. long heire our supplies could reach the BRUSH
market the pranafrs al the Baltic and The Black Sea
and The Mediterranean would have been poured 10 ..
veffbsiag.
In cun-iusou Tor he would l1nger deian The Sen
ate lie could only say ui the " hole and meaning
# the speech Of the Senator from North Carolina. that.
# II spike the language aud bresih.d The feelings and
purposes Of james Polk he had uttered words oi false
hood and spoken with The tongue II serpent.
Mr.. ALLEN rpse Ia speak, but
On m, tin of Ar. EVANS the Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

~ ESCAPED FROM MENAGERiE.--A couple of Rocky
ou"aln wolves escaped from heir cage in the mena-
ene "' iierr Desbach al Zanesve Ohio. on the lin
h S"d attacked two OF The keepers and oveIpuwered
was The only d,senaaeed and pirk,n, ma char L
>"e" II 10 pieces, Ia ublan a round for a clnh \Nnh
at one blow. he disabled The wolf who had attacked
SHins'' out the other held with death otin and ,e
nn,i .Pea,ed blows; nor did he einquish The attack
,a, u. J" as Knocked dead. The disabled one WAS af
'stNaris shot. The men were badly h,,,en md ,a1
ns S'tu auoe' would inevitably have seen Killed far
Wv VI 'le'n Mas already isintin. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
EFFECTS OF THE STORM.
From The .N0yJnrk Bear on, .1lareb An.

The damage sustained by The shippi coast, we
tear. has been lmnenseUuf Information tie snhecj
thus FAR not sufficiently justify fur
uslng iu particulars Aud we shall confine unr-
selves 10 su.h statements only III re-
liable fufm. First Of our own hafbout The Bafqups
Iowa, (loajed for South American Market, aud VIII
probably require 10 be- llgheneJ.) Mary Mouis Ought }
aud Lou slana I'm tallas,) ashore harbour
but will be gotten III Without much difficulty. Il, The
next high tide. Between our harbour and Craney Island
Bug Clarion, Leland, Of Ellsworth, with a small
cargo vi RICE and Naval sorrs, bound from New York
10 his pou Is ashore. aud will b.golen ,n without
much difficulty al Ugh tide Besides these We learn
one Ship five Bngs, and Schoonets ashore bet en-
The mouth oil Nasernond River and W unu hhy > Point
Light Boat, aiming the number Brig Al lquash Of Ban.
gof, aud Baltimore Brig schr Oihtllo, oi Truro and
oiheis whose names cannot INV ascertain
The u. Ship Pennsylvania lying Opposite The Ma.
w Yard snapped her ham cables about day nh Mon
day morning. thus rane her noorngs ard pot ashore
front oi The Navy Yard she was Qoen of Yesterday
he Fngaie Pooniac also ashore aud had moi
been gotten of maen last heard from her yesier,
day.
During yesterday several vessels reached our port
more or less dahaged-amang hose Briggs Chaclaw and
Colombo. recently loaded this port The Wes Indies
Sehr. James Barbour Of Har~ick and Fawn ui Kingston
and PlIa Boat Comet Of Baltimore.
Since writing The above we have gathered the f,l,
loving further particulars Schr. jersey Oaks Rogers
of Perth Amboy, is high aud dry the bite Of Craney
Island, Schr Martin Van Buren,, from New Yrk, laws
AT anchor at The bite with gone. Schr AuansIus
Johnson, OF New York, is high and dry on the Ports
mouth Dock. The only vessels below our pnr, that
have ourdden The Storm IN safety that we have head
Of, are, the Ships Niagara and Courier Schs j. b.
Spaliurd, John W esley, Joshua X. Sands and VIM
Burke.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12


lHREE BODIES FOUND INA Box.-.M,sierious end
q Mother am her Babes = The Cincinnati Cnntner-
c'a relates me following tragic sory, which dues not
seem To doubt:
"" rIday las, box was seen floating past New
hch""hd II was about the size ui Iarue sperm can
ue oX-say three tert long and one deep | he M
"aod's, supp sing II cnnlaned merchandise caught It
up and lowed 1t 10 The wharf Immediately ON ,akig
"n ne cover, imagine their CONSERVATION IL, find II ,oo
'aeo Inc dead dies OF two Infants aud the l.us beast
ana inner portions Of the body Of 4 grown t,m,e IN
u"un'euiy The uoihe Ut The children Tie whole town
WAS 'hro"n into excitement. and DR.. Rogers Was sent
' as Wen as all The most prominent czens of HAT
P'"'e' Inc unfortunate mDher--ii vas the general
"p'n"n' was yonng-very probably the victim of ST.
uuc'lh' ana While travelling boat as cruelty mnr-
ue'eu WIN her babes. Some OF the citizens who Wit
messed TINS scene, gave their belief that the muir
uef was committed here, and HAT one of the up river
iache'S MAJ taken The box sune place above New
achhond and thrown II overheard su as 10 allay all sns
pe"n oil the parties al this point The opinion appears
10 nave gained strength from The fact OF the box hear
ing me name OF a firm in ihs city, which had been
pahed OH, but the water has caused the letters to
sue" panty as ever, again. We withhold The name
OF Tue hfm, as II might unJusy attach blame TO limo
cent persons"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
salt and Plaster Of Paris.

1910 SACKS LIVERPOOL, FINE SALT
o large aud in handsome order
ooo IONS sott Lump Plaster, both deliver able 10
oa's i'ee oil dfayage, at Rehmopt, Tor sale hy
r.. -, HENRY LUDLAM 4 Co.
''' - M1w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12
fscw he .vsiicnsi i~is lhgeaeer # .NereA 6.
THE DEBATE IN THE L.. s. SENATE

IN the Senate yesterday Mr.. HAYWOOD spoke three
lvss IL ciasation and conelu,e Ut he areech which
he csnm~nced the day b-f.~. lie stienuuasly defer
40 tbs PaEsIoEsr frum The ultra gnnund which s,me
VI hs ffiesds in the Seaa,s had sssened 10 ho IN :,
gard Ia Ore<"n denied thai the Preside :, had reg
.ssd the sees Of re Resolution OF the Ballimorr
I,S'A'e Convention on iha, sd,jeci, that he was
oPpssed To compromising re csn cling claim, 10 Orc
s... Mr.. HAvwocps defence II tn. Prrsiden, led 10
snafP c.oquy and excited dscrssin on the psr, of
m's:m. II .ssGeAS. HArwoec and ALLrs, report
VI Whi.n il ANNEXED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

THE ADJOURNMENT.-1 Legislature az
journed On Friday las,-having passed 2l9 acs 'o'"'
the session. sketch Of these acts will soon ne fe'''
ed. which shall, usual, publish, for The lnor'a'O'
of our readers
The Wing informs us that the "clo sing scenes "
The Legislature exhibited in striking coIos The e''sO'
the STARVATION" principle. They were, indeed '"''
gre Skeletons showing the bare ribs, and all Tue o''
a,eness of starved Out concern. There were bn' u"
members III the House, and sir in the SENATE when "
respective Speakers announced their bodies dssoi'eO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

o.. Gov. Mcdowell. the recently elected repfe'e'"
tive in Congress from the RochbTidge district, ION
in the House VI R.uest natives On tbe 9TH inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

Gerrit Smith The Ahuilonisi. adyertises far sale
something Ike htee fouuis "A million ii acres of land
all lying IN New lcrk. 4 good portion OF il TO be sold
( at auction.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
LIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS,

AuguSt IsrmJ0r 1916
Bloom-Ralus K. Hopkins Samuel Boon
Briarcreek-John Freas
Dery-Joseph Levers Daniel Cox John
Derr John Steiner
Fishingcreek-Zacariah Ross Abraham
Robbins
Greenwood-Jacob Cool
Hemlock-Ismes Roat Samuel BIueer
Vaniah Reese
@4iber'y- Robert Montgomery Frederick
Blue John Moore
Nahoning.- Michael Sanders Samel ShafTer
Wadison- John BiIheim sen. Isaac Demot
MIfiln--Nichsel RItenhouss John Cree,
sy jr. John Brown
Mou our George II Willis
liodntpeasan.-Joseph Long Peter Oman
ir. Aaron Kesler
Orange- Godfrey Kline Martin Bender
Aoarin ngcreek- John Bear Jonas Roe
sugarloof-RoberI Campbell William S.
MenGenhall
Val'ey-JosePh Maus Jacob B Maus Ben
jJmin McMahann
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
Pretty Feathers Make a FincBird

A MI as tins holds good in almost every resppc,
kM the subscriber would again inform his friend
and the publ generally, that he is still living an
occupying the OLD STAND, on Main.stroet, be
tween the office of c. r. Buckalew and the Black
smith shop of Moses COfman, at which place he
may be found upon the seat of poverty, prepared
to dlaw out the thread of affliction. lie has lust
received the We Latest style of Fashions for
sPRING and SUMMER, and with them he
stands pledged to accommodate his friends, custo-
mers and the public generally with good subs,on.
tial tasty fits or no charge made.
ID. RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upop
a Shingle stuck up above the door.
.Admission free Of all expense.
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat
rye Oats Corn and Potatoes will be taken in ex.
ynange ior work done at his shop, and little of
he pe'cter dinctum once in while, will not come
amlss. Call and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April 25, lS46-l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27
DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment of new and fashionable
Prints Of new figures, Ginghams; new style of
cross Oyel Berage aud other Berages; fancy and
black and white Lawns, Gingham Lawns, Delanes
of all colOrs and quality, black and blue black dress
Silks black silk Serge Allapacca, damask summer
SLirts, damasA book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings of assorted colors, ladies' and gen.
tlemens kid gloves mohair Gloves and mits. white
cambrlc Handkerchicis; ladies silk points, black,
handanna and flag silk Handkerchief, cotton
HandSerchiefs ofevery description, white and fan
cy silk Handkerchiefs, Shawls of all kinds in shor
Cotton and Linen Goods Of every description for
Ladies' wear, silk, Cotton and Worsled Hose for
men and women Ladies' shell combs.
BfoadclOths of all colors and quality, Sattinet,s
Cassimeles, fancy summer Cassimeres, quarter
coat Tweed, Nankins, Checks, black Satin and
other summer Vestings of every description; fancy
Scarfs al Cravats OF all qualities beached and
Muslins, Umbrellas AMI Parasols, Lee
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity of carpet
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27

EpEGs leave to inform the public, that
M @he is prepared 10 attend to sll the oper-
atlons in dentistry, such as removing
THE Tartar and other Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavities ofDecayed Teeth
will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; of the finest quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and Humps Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the mos, careful man
ner with the latest and best improved in
sirumenis.
Porcelain Teeth,
Oflhe bes, quality and latest improvement,
will be inserted on pivot, or lin connection
with DR.. VaIIerchamp, with whom he is in
paIernship in plate work) on Gold plate,
from single tooth TO whole sci, 10 look
as well as lbe natural. and warranted 10
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by The art.
In shor!,every operation belonging 10 the
profession, will be reformed in the bes,
manner. with choisesl material, and at the
shortest notice He therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain . share
of public patronage Any person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respe eclfully requested to
give him call.
N. B The public are hereby Informed
that we lhe subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as i, is more convenient for each 10
attend TO the other branches of The science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
]. II. VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov 9Th. lS45-3m.