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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

OUR ARMS EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT
We have the the pleasure Says the Union) Of publishing
at ast something like oeiaI account of Donphan's
tory
MONTEREY, Mexico, April 1, IsI7.
dear Major: We have Just received the official account
OF tho capture OF Chihuahua, by Col Doniphan with $40
MlssOurans lie met the enemy at Sacramento twelve
miles north OF the city, and dispersed them
killing aud wounding several hundred, and taking ten
pieces ct artillery Oar loss said To be only three or four
Very sincerely,
I'D. HUNTER. U. S. Army.
ros, Mexico"
Along with the above letter. We lay before our readers
the following article which from The Ameri-
can Pioneer" published Monterey by Messrs OnsoV
aud Gee, on the 18th April.
Prom the Monterey Pioneer
thousand cheers for Missouri-A glorious vic
tory-lhree hundred MeXicans killed, and
five hundred woInded-Only one American
killed, one MORALLY wounded, and seven slight.
N-Chihuahua in the possession of the Amer
can army.
On the 2s'h OF February, Colonel Don phan. with one
regiment O mounted and twelve pieces OF artillery
pa men IN a-all volunteers from Missouri-came IN
contact with 300 Mcxicans the pass OF the S,c,,
mcno~ rvcr, fifteen miles from Chihuahua aud gallantv
repu'et them losing only nine killed and wound
ed' while hat OF the enemy II e'ght hundred lie also
captured ten pieces Of artillery. together with large quan
uy OF supplies, and look forts prisoners.
Mexico will now surely believe that VIC nre not mersv
fighting, Santa Anna says grandeur but for an e,y
aud honorable peace And although there are IN, in
Tue T. states VINO delight 10 denounce the Administration
tor having engaged the county unnecessary nd cruel
war, and those, who do everything IN their power 10
render "aid and comfort" tue enemy they must NOT
hunk the war will not OF cannot be carried by our gov
eminent; the contrary, they be well awa,e t
the government has but unfold her banner 10 the breeze
and her sons will eagerly hasten 10 support IT, even to rally
around aud sustain II on tho walls Of tho Montrzumns II
II be necessary carry the that far Mexico To
quer peace. Mexico should aso know that those who
oppose this war are but few; that they have no weight
inhnence even m the party and community IN which the
moro sensible and patriotic portion OF them allow them Ia
mngle But before this ended these reckless de-
spisers Of Ur county interests will wish that they had
IN the onset washed Themselves IN the patriotism
and republicans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

QuAKEK ruRNDD ROMAN C.rHoLic.-On Thursday, the
ith at March baptism according the Roman ritual was
conferred by DR., Brown OF Wales. and ailcrwad con
On upon Mr.. Jabcz Mauiase Gibson, I'LL then member OF
the Soceyoi Friends Mr. Gibson has spent a
nmo m Eastern travel. aud brought with him from the
Jordan the water which used n his baptism. Two
SINCE he met ut the house OF u friend near
Rome, the present Pope, then Cardinal Archbishop OF
lnola, aud discussed with HIM topics OF rel gion.-lN.
Y. OhsrrycrI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

Mr.. MAFFIr DEFoSED We stated about two months
ago that charges Of very grave character had been
TERED against the Rev. J. ~ Msi since which he has
had his hearing before the New York City conference OF
the Methodist church. aud the is he has been de-
posed from the ministry and off from church fellow
ship The decision aud sentence OF the conference pro-
perry certified by Bishop James, have been read in all the
New York city Methodist churches, none but the mem
bcrs being present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to state that Mr. Thomas C
BsSe, OF tue firm Of Bissel aud McCandsh OF this CITY
fell dead while at home, Monday last. lie was apparent
~ IN his usual health, had been in the and attend.
Ing % business during the day. lie gentleman much
esteemed aud respected in the circle OF his acquaintance
-Iimes Of ysste Tday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

The city Of Puebli, says tho Mobile Tribune which 10
about one hundred snd sixty miles from Vera Cruz tho
way 10 the capital Of the most remarkable places on
tho western content IRE population s estmsted o. S0OOO
and BE- churches are noted Tor their elegance and wealth
The cathedral b. mngnicenty ofnamonted The chande.
cr aud lamps which ld,fn h orc Of massive gold ana
yer The building completed m lSOs. and ~ said
have cost SG,OOOOOO. 1h.fc chapes suachcd 10
-al richly decorated. Bcsdss ihs there arc several
churches II magnitude aud greet wealth.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CTy rorEL, May 9Th James Crmp. Cornelius Cninn ]
Samptr New Kent Geo Lennon and lady Fauquief Mr.
Icy LynchburF. 1hos Dunn wm Dunn, DAVIS Prrr.Lur,
PTttuw, NJ Brsg Southampton; VIM Harrison Gcoge.
Pem'e'ton Carer q oehllnd; WIN Waller Bright
Williamsburg Thus Stout Norfolk Goodc Mack Gooie IA,
Atkinson, II sarhan Chesterfield Rehd lady chill
En- and servant, fauaI Estes and lady BROOKLYN NJ
Tate Tennessee Edw Major Jno w Jones' Charles civ Geo
Frederick HoImey, Richmond tluaIe I.ltimoTe Patton
Pennylssnn WIN Doehery Philadelphia. John Brown Jno q
Carter hotmare M's Johnston New HAMPSHIRE Jeron SIN
clair. Gloucester III French. New Jersey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

Atan adjourned mccung. Hanover Couu House fof the
rcliei Of the suffering Irish, the 1T instsni--
The meeting led 10 order By the Chairman The
Secretary Of the former meeting being abseat John Page
wa appointed in biz stead.
Reports were received from several Il the committees o.
pointed at te lnt meeting. SJmc being prescott 10
report, hey rcquostod forward heir collections Ia
McHsfs. Maeiaraud and 10y Of Richmond
NATIi'L &. CRENSlIAW, Cha.
ions PiGt, Secretary
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Thc Rn.lnm Alias

VIA Hayden, Eeq. ior many year pi't the able Edito
Of his popular aud influential Journal has Dissolved ,
connection with 10. lio " TO be succeeded by Col Jane,
Schiller writer Of perhaps equal ability. We hope b,
c0nsefyatvo ehafaccrof he ANas be 90 nnderpn mo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

The VICTORY TO CoNE.-Prentcc says: " We have be.
tore us maps OF the baiteSrounds upon which Cen Tsy
Tor his four great victories IN Mexico We have Ala
before map OF the battle ground upon which he will
win his battle Of lS45-ihai to say map Of tLe
United - "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

young man calling himself Count Bald, arrested
IN Rome supposed TO have intentions of assasnatng the
Pope. In his chamber found pOgnards air guns
and other prohibited weapons. lie admitted his
TO assnssinae the Pope the day which lis Holiness
distributes the banners the different quarters of Rome
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06
New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer says

a New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
Within few days business of n very novel character
has boen commenced in this city, by enerpsng
NOUS IL is nothing less than marriage brokerage
business. The gentleman who has commenced IT says it
formed Tor the purpose o facilitating at both
forming honorable aud well suited for mar
rage That such plan Tho saysl Is needed must appear
TO the mind o every rational person" II anything new
under the sun can be produced, think this shows that
New York can do IT,
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lFoR TIE WIG.
Spring Offerings,
BY EScHYLUs.
To the FIRST Rose.

To the FIRST Rose.
Welcome sweet harbnget of Spring,
With modest blush and downeast head.
The FIRST, fair, fragrant Offering.
Which Spring doth, like daughter, bring
To deck the grave OF Winter dead.
His monument of Ice hath gone,
Dissolved by Spring in dcwy tears
Upon his grave his chilly moan
Is hushed; aud only Zcphyr's tone
Signs balmy DER the Grave Of Years.
Thou weep'sI in silence, lovely Flower!
y sht Is thy chamber; thy fair hue
Is plicd at mldnigErs lonely hour
Ut Grei but when the Suns beams shower.
Grief's trace IS seen in dewy tears.
Thy Sire will weep. when he 5gain
Spreads Ger thy grave his shToud Of snow;
Cold tears viii from his sad eyes rain,
Ami change TO jewels ON the plain,
To deck with diamonds thy pale brow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

"RoUsH AND READY" BoNNErs-The mlliners Of New
York city have brought style OF bonnet called
Rough and Rcady"-hey regular overcoming affair
and beat the famous kiss qucks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

farlSmont allows the Queen OF England for support
SlI5OOOO for Prince Albert, her husband $ OOO and
Tor her horses aud hounds, 3lO000-makng IN all 81
$4,000
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Snmds' Observation-Disclosures nnnnni M s,iI.r,r

A THREE FOLD vIHrUE.-seicntlry unrsuit. n,
IN hos Of close au eobnnE nature produce tue want
Of suneien pisi nj long catalogue d-eas
mefate which would volume They
yer and the clergyman, the workshop, the female
oferatve iactoTes Whatever they assume
arrangement Of tbs digestive OtEan. viii be- found to
BE- the main orsin of hsE al Tb, strength
ehed and nature IN be- asci her efforts disld
vannsrs of Of The faculties by III.
Of SON" mid aud carefully prepared restored to
their woned ACTIVITY, and the acid have taken
possession at o the orsans Of the system
the stomach the rOyels aud the liver expelled theTefo y
gcnc yet effective pufgauye Taken modcrac ns an uf
hcien quantity relieve daily bowel. N. ARsA
PARILLA and WILD CHERRY RlTTERs have be- ATTENDED
with the happest results. We they uiy have lro ali fair
na confident that their relieve much unnce..
suffering TIL study the the letoty
soh Wholesale and Retail BY WYATT RETCiIAM IeI Full
street, New York r. JOHNSTON Main tueo Richmond and
the Druggists generally throughout Pree 81 an %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

We grauied TO perceive that the Fincasile Demo-
erit although II INDUCES IN very natural Jereidd over
he success Of Mr.. Preston, mpules the Wings of that
Dsct oi those fraudulent and scandalous acts by
which the Enquirer and correspondents say hs success
was effected On the contrary. it attributes the defeat Of
Gen. Chapman 10 Tie discussions among the Democracy"
sud their lukowamness aud the vote cast in
that county is cited m confirmation # it opinion Chap
for example, received only 3ij votes while IN 1874
Mr. Polk got d9j. showing a decline Of 3jO-while Mr.
Prstons onJ 81 less than that Of Mr. Clay But
our LocoOcO friends not addicted for light and tran
siani causes 10 this home disease m contest 90
animated as that ~ the B4ieiour district There il a
cause Tor now, deeper aud influential by far than
mere discomfort with the candidates Of the party The
Mexican War u unpopular-and many Of tho moasures
rcsoried 10 IN be- progress, arc, n possible su more So
The people are beginning enquire Ao this change came
suddenly upon the country, we'll as into the reasoss
for that change aud many Of them have stood noof
from the contest DC b. because there yet struggle going
their minds between present convictions Of duty and
past party associations u the latter are yet 20 strong that
they with and their former opponents
rejoice that they have not been strong enough ~ induce
them follow the bidding At ior old leaders They sto
in search Of irulh-and do not doubt that they will find
h. and finding that they will throw oil forever the pafy
shaces by which they have been long bound 10 the car
Of Error.
W large p,ruon Of the citizens Of Lynchburg. who
were anxious Tor 'ur Of Dr. james Saunders n tho
recent election have invited him To public dinner through
a committee consisting # Mcssfs. Daniel l. Warwick
John w. Dudley. D. a. Wilson j., d. W BUron John NJ
Ocy james l.. Clayton and " L1ngIpmr J- Tho Doctor
hn accepted the invitation. The dinner 10 To come of
on "wednesday tho l2,h inst
g. Tho fredericksburg Recorder ,eoloc,, think. thu
both Mosfs Go,dson and McNuen "des,,red to be de-
/ IfI D.. lIlI 81.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.
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Won bchTs Hand Book 81 Ismsn Anatomy General special
and typographical translated O the original r A.
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John BIkeu 81 D.
Hell Yearly Abstract Of Medical Sciences Tor 1915 and 1916
handsome volumes vciy cheap.
American Journal ad Library OF Dental Sciences published IN
der The auspices of the American socoy SurEry edited
by Chaplin HaTiiss, 81 D., Amos Weueou NJ u ard n Dur
ming. ND.
American Journal of Pharmacy published ny authority the
Philadelphia college n Pharmacy, etci by Iocph larson
Received and Tor sale ny q. =. FISHER, Agent.
Under n o E,rb,pse m, lei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY


The General Assembly OF tho Presbyterian Church in
the United States of America, will hold next annual
meeting the First Presbyterian Church in the CITY OF
Richmond, Va, AZ II o'clock, A NJ, Thursday the
2Oih OF May next, and will be opened sermon by the
Rev Charles Hodge, d. D. the Moderator OF the last As
sembly
u The Committee OF Commissions will meet in the
Lecture Room OF the above church on the Wednes
day afternoon proceeding o'clock TO receive commits
sons, aud ON Thursday morning, the day OF the meeting
at I'D o'clock for the same purpose.
WILLIS LORD, Sis,ed Clerk.
I'd ROBERT DAVIDSON, Permanent CLERK.
IL The Stockholders of the Richmond * Petersburg
Ra-Road Company requested take notice. that thc
annual meeting will be held the office in Richmond on
Tuesday the LIST OF June next, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
ap24-td JNO. WILLIAMS Treasurer
sands Sar>apariiia.-The amount Of suffering
relieved by this invaluable preparation parallel in the
history Of medicine. To he ih by IT,
reach Of remedial heretofore published
abundnty has appreciation of
practitioners IN tins and other and rapid
umaon Of the public has paced detracnn
or the efforts nf competition Diseases which mpu-
iy of the blood .cro
IA or kings evil rheumatism and
other diseases sore addresses nSas
chrome eaarh alterations Of the pa
tons Of the bones. chronic Inflammation. &c.
FoT further particulars evidence Of is superior
value and efficacy pamphlets which
gratis.
9 Prepared and sold retail and for
BY r. H. T. u. SANI Druggists loo FULTON street corner Of WI
liam, New YORK sold asu by DUVAL PURCELL Agents Main
se"t Richmond Price ~ per bottle
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The HoGetourt District.

The LIST FIncasle Wing gives the following as the lat.
est and most accursts statements the polls IN the severa
counties IN the Boietour, Congressional District:
ChspRaa's m0JOTiuss. Prssfon's rnoyg,jfis,
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Richard Sampson Of Goochand.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again a, the Com.
Panys Office this afternoon. at hall past 4 o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

~ Tho Fredericksburg Recorder I,cofocoJ thinks that
both Moor Goodson and McMuen "d,s,,rso' to be de-
lcaIcd b. Fulton. So I, ,ye
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w. RANDOLPH Il co. have lust publish.
- ed - f
HINTS To PIANO FORTE PLAYERS RyLhE w,,.,
Pficr - ~
The crow doth sweety as
When neither Is attended; and think,
The nightingale II she sliouki ~ BY day.
when every goose Is eaeklns. wouk b. thought
No better than wren
MERCHANT VENrr"
pJ- large stock OF STANDARD nm l,nI
new Music received week I2I pys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

OTlCE.-The annual meeting of Ise Shock
holders Of the Richmond, Frederic ksburE Potomac Raj
koad COMPANY will take place the One the Comp,ny
Richmond the Sl,t Gay of May, at ~ O'Clock, NJ.
w NACuIrpnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

Eastern District Of Vrginia-To Wa:
REIF REMEMBERED that on the 9th day
- Of April A. D. Is47 J. w. Randolph l. Co of I'M. aI NJ
e have dePostcd in this Office OF a Book IN. nm, ~
which - in the following words, Hints 4, Plan, Fo,c
Players, by J. A. r. winser right whereof they c a.
propTciors in conformity with Act Congress. ennld An
Act to amend the several Acts respecting Copyrights
T. MAYO, Clerk Of the District
Copy. Teste:
u MAYO ~.
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SARAIOGA WATER.--30 dozen Saratoga
"aer OTIS aud ps ehr Poeahontas just received om
The 'ongrrss Spring. and warranted frcsA gcHE,ae
Iho-c who fond OF giving Water can always oh
tam ffon the store Of the cold from to ace
THE eorss of al genuine Congress Spring Water are
OiAhurd congress Water, j. Clarke p. JOHNSTON
NY Druggist, rs Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-06

bADtES PAiO ALTO TIES AND POLKAS,
JUST RECEIVED
SHALL open this day complete assortment
Of ~" above fashionable Dress Shoes superior any thing OF
The hind ever offered before city ade, who have
been enqurnE Tor something Shora would do
wei 10 call immediately They all 20 N the Norh
mys No ois BROAD .,,.ct sbne,a" i'm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-24

In pursuance Of an order Of the court of common
pleas. oT the county Of Carroll, Ohio, at its August
term, 4. u. 1871, will offer for sale at the court
house in Carrolton on Saturday the 3Oth dey Of Oc
tobcr next lS47 at one O'Clock, p. NJ Of said day,
the following described parcels of real estate being
part Of property Of Hugh WitheIow, deceased, viz:
Lots numbered %, 90 and q, in the town of Nor.
ristown, in said county Of Carroll, with theimprOve-
ments and appurtcnances thereto belong ing.
ALSO: an ou,-lot Of about three acres adjoiu'
ing said town. part of the southwest quarter OF sec
tIan 20, township H. and range T.
ANY particular description Of the above named
premises is deemed unnecessary, as those wishngto
purchase will doubtless examine for themselves.
Terms made known at the tine OF sale.
J. WfTuEROW,
Executor Of Hugh Witberow, deceased.
September II, IS47-4g-4t. Pr. fee 81 874.
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Valuable Farm Tor SnIc.

The subscriber proposes to sell, at reduced ice
100 acres of land in Carroll county, Ohio, five miles
from Carroon the seat of justice, four miles from
the Sandy and Beaver Canal and one mile north OF
New lIarrisburgh, post town the mail route from
Stcubcnville to Massillon. The land is equal in
fertility, certainty Of production, and advantages
Of situation to any land in said county; 70 acres
are cleared and under good fence the residue cover
ed with superior timber. tits level and has a hand.
some appearance; a good road from New Lisbon to
Philadelphia passes the buildings. There arc on the
promises three springs of excellent water. The
above property is situated in healthy and good
neghborhood, convenient to places OF public wor-
ship, schools, stores and mills.
TO accommodate suit purchasers the east half of
the above tract Of land will be sold scperately and
an extraordinary good bargain given, for cash; 26
acres of which are cleared an q spring Of good
water thereon 1t situated in the heart of good
wheat growing ncighborhood, Terms OF sale will
be very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase,
and to see and examine the quality and condition of
the land will be shown every attention by the sub
scrbcr or by John Potter of New lIarrisburgh
A. J. NEEL.
Sept I0-iS-IS47.
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TAILORING.

The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Carrolton the vicinity, and the public generally that
he has opened shop on Lisbon street, in the frame
building recently occupied by Jacob Helfrich as a
shoemaker's shop, two doors north of the "Western
Exchange" where he will be found at all times rea-
dy and willing to cut and make gentlemens gar.
ments in the most fashionable and substantial man.
ner, and upon the shortest notice.
He will receive the Eastern Fashions regularly.
and he promises his customers that all work enrust
ed to him shall be satisfactory both as to style and
price; his experience in the business will warrant
him in making the promise. .-
He hopes his acquaintance in this part of the coun.
try, his industry and attention to business will ensure
him liberal patronage NJ. VAN STRONDER.
Carrolton, June 1, lS47-34-tf
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ISOnd Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be petition
presented to the Commissioners of Carroll county,
at their next session, praying for the location of
country road, commencing at the line between S.
Conley and ]. Wrights land, and thence an eastery
direction to the line between Alex. Dickson and j.
Wright's land, and from thence down spring run
to or nearly opposite the house where Francis Nc
Cue formerly resided, and from thence an easterly
direction to the summit of hill at or near John
Waace's farm and from thence to the jefferson
county line about forty rods east Of Waaces house
to small chesnut tree, and from the Jefferson coun-
ty line it is proposed to be viewed and located by e
gal steps. .. JAMES WRIGHT.
August 20, ls47-4S4t
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STRAY HORSE.

white horse, between l5nnd lG hands high and
between nine and twelve years old, with a caouIs
lump on the et shoulder, caused by the collar some
crease fallen, little cha'cd below the name on the
left side, also caused by the calor, white nose, had
shoes, much worn, on before strOyed from the sub.
.crber residing p miles north OF Springfield, at ir-
rle Green, on Monday the 10Th of July last Area.
sonabe reward will be given to any person who may
have taken him up, or give such information a. will
enable me to regain him, by letter otherwise di-
rected to Springfield, Jefferson county, Ohio
BENJAMIN DOWNING.
August s lSA7--43-it
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sci! the farm, known as
the Weaver farm, lying on the road leading from
Steubenvle TO Canton one half mile west OF the
village OF New Harrsburgh, Carroll county, con-
tanning l60 acres, 100 acres of which is cleared and
under good cultivation. There IS on said farm
good orchard, buildings convenient. with several
never failing springs OF water Terms will be
made to suit. Possession will be given immediately.
Those wishing to purchase farm Of this descrip-
ton will do we'll to call and see said premises before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to George Abrahims,
in Washington township, Carroll county, Ohio.
GEORGE ABRAHIMS.
April 8, lS47-26-tE
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NEW TINWARE MANUFHCTORY.

THE subscriber invites public attention TO his shop
Just opened one door east OF the General Taylor
House, Formerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkns,l
where he intends manufacturing 10 order, as also
keeping on hand, tn, copper and brassware. ip,
such variety as the demand may seem to require.
lie hopes by the closest industry and nntiring
attention, to merit such encouragement Is will
warrant him to continue and extend the business.
Every description OF mending, in his line, prompts
y done TO ordel. THOMAS II. ATKINSON
CarroIl:on, June 25, Ig47-37-tC