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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
NOTICE 70 OWNERS OF STEAM ENGINES.

'I'HE subscriber offers for sale PATENT STEAM Boil
L LER MAGNETIC FLOATS, a most valuable and
interesting invention, which has been well tested and highly
approved by scientific and practical Engineers and m
general in Ohio and Lake Erie The advantages of
the Magnetic Float,
srhat prevents the possibility of burning or explo-
ding the Boilers to which it is attached by indicating Rat
A6y at all times the exact quantity of Boiler
2d-lt supersedes the necessity OF using the guage-cock
being amuch and nfalbe test of the Quantity
OF water in the Boiler.
3d-If attached to Steamboat Boiler, the officers of the
boat, or passengers at glance satisfy themselves of
the quantity OF water the Boiler and thereby many fatal
accidents be prevented all danger of explosion from want of
water being efecualy prevented indeed, Steamboat
should be without one.
4h-That the proprietors managers of all Land En-.
by be efectualy protected from the great dam
age and loss occasoned by the Ignorance negligence of
remen and Incompetent engineers For this reason it is
invaluable to the Sugar Planter and propretors of Land
Engines.
sH Call Leeds Foundry or the Waterworks in the
Second Municipality and see in operation
SAMUEL DENMAN
apl4 I'm Circus street. doors below Hevia
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LARD OIL:
CONSTANT supply of superior article, from the man.
n uactores of Justus Wright, Rice, Mitchell Co.. and
Thomas Emery, for sale by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

NICE SEAT, THAT FRENCH THRoNE.-The hiss
tory of the late Kings of France shows a remarka.
BILE succession of misfortunes Louis XVI guo.
tined Louis XVII died of want Louis XVIII,
twice exiled Napoleon, exiled--his son died in
foreign land; Charles X dethroned; Henry V,
prescribed Louis Philippe, put to fight; the Count
of Paris rejected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25
CARRIAGE MAEUFAoToRY,

VTNHE patronage that has been extended Eg@Hss -
Il to very Literally the last seven ssss4S<7S<
years, while in Common street. has induced ESSSzlTs4LL
us the last summer to erect a large building W 20
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARRIAGES.
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
ry, and prepared, with good Northern workmen
and the best OF materials build any style of Carriage
OIL and guarantee them two if used in the country
Carriages and them almost their original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out and useless
We Will pay freight Carriages sent to repair We will
also keep hand assortment of Neo and Secondhand
Carriages which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade for Wenvte the attention of those wanting
Carriages their old repaired, call our Mann
factory and Repository and judge for themselves the
of GraDer and Cdr0ndet streets door the office
Of the Commercial Water Works. of the ST. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans.
mh5 3m MATTHEWS & DENMAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-25

NEW ORLEANS March 13, 1913.
Mr. DanG-I have used in taking off two crops of sugar
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferre and find
them far superior from their surface ordinary
bars nasmuch they will from their peculiar orma-
ton, last five times as long. Respectfully,
mills 3m a. w CAMPBELL,
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NEW CARRIAGE MANurAcroRY,

81 e. 90 Carondetet ST. betaceen Grauer and Union ss
CARRIAGES manufactured to order CsalMaAIANSI
~ and workmanship warranted. Also, E44SES~tsaaf<
Repairing done at all the branches W ~
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN 81 COWAND
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THHE subscriber having, by of February 49, 1896 be-
fore D RICARDO, Notary Public Of this city, acquired
CONCATE CRATE BARS, and patentee of the same,
by patent dated April 5 1913 the right sole agent of said
Fere of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars in the
States of Louisiana and Alabama and the Mississippi
River and its tributaries gives notice that he prepared
to fulfil orders for said articles. They especially
mended to and Of steamboats, being
All persons nfrngng upon said patent by manufacturing
or selling similar articles without authority from the patentee
will be prosecuted to the extent of the law
New Orleans March Is, 1913. DANIEL DANA.
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ARD OILS bbls Winter Mol. for sale by
Ii mL5 s. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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MAssEAAMMENNss

,1oRDON PLUMMER, .9djMster Of .AUerages.-Otfice
# iucen Hermann's, Marine Notary, No. 81 Royat
= = NE QrLenns. mills Am
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06
A GENTLEMAN.

"Be very gentle with her. nv son.
said Mrs. Butler. as she tied on her Irlllt
girl's honne,. aud sent her out to play
with her elder brother.
They had n", been ont very long be-
fore cry was heard, and presently julius
came in and threw dawn his hat. saying
ID hate PLAYING with girls! There's
no fun with them: they cry in minute"
What have you heen doing To your
sis,er!--l see her u ing there on the era,
vel walk; you have Torn her frock aud
pushed her down. am afraid you have
forgot mycauiion to be gentle"
= % GeIHle boys cant be gentle. mother
its their nature To be rough. and hardy
aud boislerous; they are The stuff soldiers
and sailors are made 81. lis all very vel
to talk Of gentle girl; but a'gen,le boy
-it'souhIs ridiculous -! ! SHOULD he ready
To knock fellow down for calling mt
so!' o.
"And vet. Julius, few years hence.
yop would be very angry If any any one
were TO say on were not gentleman. "
n gentlemen. ! had never thought
Of dividing the word that way hefnre. Be-
ing gentle always seems 10 me like being
weak and womanish."
This is so f,r from being the ease,
my son. that Won will always find the
braves. men arc the most gentle. The
spin, of chiralry whirh YOU 80 much adj.
mire was a spirit Of the mobiles, courage
and the utmost geuiIeuess combined. SILL
1 dare say y"u would rather be called ;
manly than a-gcn,ls boyr' r.
YEA. indeed, mother !"
Well then. nv son, il is my grea
with thai YOU should endeavor To unit
the two. Show yourself manly whet
you are exposed l., danger ~, SIZE other
in peril; manly be when you are in sick
ness and pain. 1t the same time be gen
tle, wheiEersou be with females or vii
men: he gentle towards al! men. BY put
.iag the Two spirits together. you will de
serve name sl,irh, perhaps, you will mi
60 greatly ohieri to- %@-g.
II see wlIa, you mean, dear mother
and will endeavnr to he what you wis
"a genllemanly boy" ,"'
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Properly.

by virtue Of . deed To me exeruiel by Kendall
~ d. Maitl. far the purpassw lhertin sPeciird,
willpIOceed 10 srli. 10 the highest hhlieT, n
CHAP ilill. ~ Monda, The eslh dsy Of Deccm.
her next. the following valuable porrty. to vi,
one moiriy of the valuable MeTrham Mill, within
laif mile of the Village. the properly Il Wait
& White; b arFes of land contiguous 20 The
Mill; ane undivided moicty af 65 aHcs Of land
adjoining the lands of John Blake AMI IeSse Har.
grave; The Hauze and Lot wherrou Kendall u,
Wait NOW resides: his interest in iSo either i'm
proved lots in the Village: one negroman. namcs
Phil: ncgEa woman named Nancy. ana n go@l
Wagon ssd Team. together with siork Of Cattle
and Hogs. Househnli Furniture, and various 9TH
or ariirles of PERSONAL property.
The Min is in COOL repair. is wei supported,
hcing nearer to tho Village Than any alher. i Ee-
ry desirable pFopeny and ought to attract atien-
ton from abroad -
The Tile 10 all The Property j. considered in
disputahlc; hut will of eounse convey the inter-
est vested In me by the Deed. and no other.
Six months credit viii he given. upon Bond
with approved securities, hearing interest from
date.
M. FEfTER, Trustee.
Chapel Hin. Nov. 8. SIS
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

No changes in the weather will materially af-
feet the body if the blood is pure. Every indivi-
dual. even the most diseased. has within him a
germ or root of that original pure blood of our
common mother Eve: which germ of pure blood
is the supporter Of his life, and is IN constant srug-
gle 10 throw of the Heterogeneous. corrupt lfumors
which are the causes of disease in the individual
By pnging the body Of this diseased individual
If its had humors. you allow the germ Of pu,e
hiosd 10 gain ground and To make blood Of bet.
ter quality, and on progressively till the whole
mass is rcgcnerated; for the good principle or good
pure blood, is always striving TO he predominant
over the bad or diseased humors Let all who
wish to he Of fine healthy habit; who wish IA
have sound mind in a sound boly..; who desire
tn be able TO stand without injury the continual
changes ri this climate; who desire 10 have heal
thy children, use the Brandrrth Pills. which will
cIcctually cleanse the blood Of all had or corrupt
hvmors, and restore the human body to the state
of health enjoyed before the INTRODUCTION Of min.
craI mcdicnes. Remember Brandreth Pills place
within the reach Of all health and long life.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York. ~. .--.....
rr Agents tbr the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Hcartt, HiIIshoroueh.
]. B.oM'Dade. Chapel Hl ss*--~e saa~.
G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall. s-s~ -s@
A. Mickle & Co., BInghams School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cation Factory
Henry Glider. Lndley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Pa,terson's Store.
Nav %
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~ TaE lara EWAxsns = KEE.
-. - - alsas-rss ~ask 10 - dsne
Til raa is0ak nd = Eaaneni's AraaG
Mhile 81 hfraihe. mast sim ani grave,
Ana ny Eess MT night aE Aay.
Fesa 81 sleep Ill RensF kns&,
srli the karssrA Rogk H. Aohes
Tlarn ~ Eess shall le sNest IL Inc winding shegI
TIL sa,uRd Er ] have san, -~~
I have hoen lasc AM groseIlins Thing.
AMI lhe duss # the sarsh my hoae:
Bua now know lhai The en.l u nv ~
AS tne DAY d my HIS has ensns.
In ths shroaa ] make. this cEcrPing frame
Shall peaoefully die away; F@'
but Is death shall hs new life 70 me-.
= j. ne aaidss of its perish'd clay.
shah sake: I shall cake! eio'i''.s i'sm
Ofhngh,ness AMI beauty 10 wear:
shall hurst from the slaan ef NY nI'euins 'o''l'
And breathe in the halHy air.
shsll sEssai ny new wings Ia the timing lii.
an ths summer : breath u hNes
TIL hsthe me shene. in she dew. ear,
The flowers ihsiFsAeeiness give.
! will nos touch the dusty earth
IN spring 10 the frightening sky;
And FIRE As the brceze. wherever plcase
On JOYOUS wings I'll ~.
And whenever 90. iiniiil mOrials may know.
That they from the tomb shall aIise;
II the dead shall le gisen, by asnaiif1. Heaven
new life end a ncw home IN the skies.
Then let them. like me. make ready thci, si,"uls
Nor shrink from the mortal strife:
AMI like mc. they shall sing, Is to heaven thcy
spring,
Dsath is nat The end efEJt!"
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~ stasEnd n assent. ~ gre n &c D.
iElne. There Was ~ i0oa 60 eEassan.
" Bot" zdded he tlorinr. wl,as ne &C.
neral Mas whining Al the r0n,emPl lhns
HiEowRuPon his gods. - il nil NJ 10 l''f
yoL 20 ITral nv rrlsgiaR 81. n yHn On.
ypIl are lsaf man - This Was ennugh
-nn'hiHg more vas said.
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AIRS. J. wADDILL & DAUGHTER, most
I'VE respectfully tender their thanks to the la
dies Of Marlborough and lis sciniy, for the very
literal patronage they have received st then
hands, and hope, by thei, prompt attention TO hn-
sness, and The neainess and style with which they
execute their work, still to merit and receive H.
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received thcir patterns for The
Fall and Winter, and invite the ladies' To call and
see them, or which may I've most satisfactory to
both parties to bring in their dresses and have them
made in the latest and most fashionable style.
October II. A 81
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ILLISTRiTEp WITN 2N0 ENCRiyLNGS
Retail Price. ~ 80.

We have prepared this volume at great Ox-
pcnsc: the type large, clear and handsome: pa
per smooth and white; binding strong and sub
stantial; engravings neat and appropriaie. This
work is decidedly the cheapest and most popular
ever issued from the American press, and, from
the orders already rcceived'or it, W. are satisfied
il is destined to have an immense sale throughout
our vast extended country. From pcculiag cir
cumsiances we are enabled TO offer this book low
to book -pedlars, post-mastcrs, and Others. Who
may feel dispoacd TO act as agents.
| As the publisher is DESTROYS 9l giving this use
full Family Work a very extensive circulation, he
offers the most liberal inducements 10 Agents, and
is satisfied that any man Of good address can
make from S. TO $40 a day from the sale ,f'it
There is scarcely town or village in the Union
but will furnish more OF less subscribers. small
capital of from S25 to $50 will ba necessary g
| male a commencement. .s
n- No letters attended TO unless the postage
is paid.
! For further particulars address
| ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
e No l:s Nassau street, N. y City
October 3. 3D.
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N o r. G e.

TENHE subscriber having qualified at November
n term Of the Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Ses-
sicus for the county of Orange, as executor to the
estate Of Sarah +. Durham deceased. all persass
indebted to the said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment. and all those having claims
against the estate will present them, properly au
thenticated, within the time PRESERVED by law, or
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
MANLY SNIPES. Ex'r.
NJ, cDhcr 2a 5.-3w
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Land for Sale.

eNye2x OFFER for sale large Tract Of
sJSfT Land in Person county, just over the
NC northern Orange line.
~. As body Of upland. IL is inferior
to none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart
the forest lands ale heavily iimbercd, aud all well
watcrcd.
On the lands arc a variety Of substantial inn
proyements-Dwelling Houses. Wheat and To-
basco Barns, Saw and Grist Mills-in perfect re-
pair. ~.
II will be sold in parcels to suit any purchaser.
@a PAUL G.. CAMERON.
Stagyille p. o., Orange, Nov. 81. OIif-
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A PPLIcATION will he made to the nett T.e-
"a gislaturc to pass m art giving authority TO
the Justices Of oange County Court IN by tax
suiiicien, To pay the Eecoycries which have tcen
made against the Sheriff in consequenceof the
escape Of Morlecai Fleming from jail
November 5. So
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
is published wEEKLT
ny DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, il paid ~ az,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il NJ" I'",
within three months; or Three Dollars, il dcIa!'"
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will I've discontinued until nj ar'am
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will he sent TO new SUI
scribcr out Of this state unless payment Is made III
advance, or some person in the state will hcr"I~
responsible to the editor and in case viii '"'
paper bc sent 10 a subscriber out Of the state "'
more titan two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen NUS
one dollar for the FIRST and twenty-five cents wv
each subsequent insertion; longer ones !" I"",
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five T.,
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third VIII W.
made to advertisers by the year.
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ANECDOTE OF DIR. HARRIS.

The late DIR. Harris, al Uunbarion,
walking ont one day in one Of the large
villages Of a Beighbnring Stale. met one.
ofIIm champions of Universalism. Ii was
a:enerai p, the leader and main sup
porter of the large UniversalIst society.
which had for MANY years exIs'Fd IN that
place. He was high,mintIetl man, quite
wealthy. and very MISUNDERSTANDING a
uoad deal Of genera information. andrpn-
siderable skill in argument-wli"h last
he did not hesitate to use whenever and
wheieyer opportunities were presented.
lie and DIR. Harris were personality strait
gers: but knowing something "f each 9th
sr by reputation. they readily introduced
themselves. The General very soon liz
ted up his standard, aud commenced the
war Of worls-not doubling that though
lac might fail tn convince his opponent, lie
should at least show him that he was no or
dinary rnmhatan,, but knew well on what
ground he Stood. and how 81 WELD the
sword Of sertsrian warfare Ia good All
vantage. The dortor heard him through,
then calmly turned |" him and said. " Ge-
neral p. il is {" mouse for us 10 con
rad We shall not probably convince
each other by arguments e'e: SO proiract-
eel. But there is one thing'la relation to
this matter which deserves consideration.
IL is thi.. | ran treat your religion as |
please. / can turn from il as Az utter abo
mias,ion. can dsspise it. | can spif
an il. aud uamrIe IT under my feet-a"d
Net after all ! ShaH be sared-sbaaf L.
. General p" The General; VI course,
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Ca binet Warehouse.
MitChell's Eve Salve,

TIME concurrent testimony Of men of inleers'
u and worth is the l,csi evidence We ran haze
Of any fact Of which w have M rogniIsnr, eat
sel,cs. The great advantages possessed J.! ih'
article over every Other, sr-iis Certainty, SAT-
~, Convenience, and Economy. Al rh, -rian'
admit that great danger l. 10 le unprecedented ron
dragging the eye whcn in inflsmmcd and IN.
healthy state. In the ase Ol this salve this O1cr.
tion j. entirely removed, rs no harm eau possibly
result from its use il icing in all eases applied TO
the sIttra8i portions OF the rye; thereby avoiding
oil the Inconvenience, pain and danger, Whrh ne.
ccssarily attend he introduction Of any Tunecni
article into the eye. H. activity in suituug tn
flammalion is 80 great that lui Few cares Hq"Hs
the USE Of more than ono bottle 10 eilCh Pri,rI
cure. One Physician Remarked TO us, after having
Witnessed ils effects in scVcrnl instanccs that II
vas n perfect fire killer" We might multiply
reasons why this SalNe should hc preferred above
every thing else in the treatment OF isras's OF the
eve, but We prefer il should stand on its own mr.
riis. AN we ask is that It's virtues he thoroughly
tested, aud that tie directions hc strictly followed
#@ ID. MITCHELL,
Perry, Wyoming Co.. n. Y
For sale at this Office.
March Ia. y
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A 3 the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinue
"A its Agency in Hllsborough and iran:'''''SI
the business To Raleigh, the subscriber VIII a,.'l'
10 the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Du'''
ness. for the citizens of Orange, AMI others %@"
may desire it, for the usual compensation I"'
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending To "''
sincss of this kind.
LEOPOLD l.. HEARll
Raleigh. May !.
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A @ AR Do

nR.J. 8 GREEN offers his professional scr
H. vices to the inhabitants Of IIill<lnrouch aud
It's vicinity. He may he found at his Office. s,u-
nied two doors east Of Nichols's Hotel, and adj
joining the office Of Henry X. Nash, esq.
Dctoher 10. 81
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sofas. Sideboards, Bureaus,
Rcdsieads, Tables,

made Of Mahegsny. NaFhlr, Chcuy, Walnut,
Birch. and MaPir.
He would invite atirnliOn 10 his make az Port
able MARDROBES and BEDSTEADs, which
esnnoi he surpassed fer durability, nea'ness' and
convenience.
lie wouIl also invite The attention OF all per-
sons wishing 60 buy furniture 81 any description,
To give him call leioEc purchasing elseEhrIs. A.
he intends 10 srll as low ss he Ssn possibly Afford,
and..his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now an hand eight fine Drsssing Bu-
reaus. with I.ooking-Cilasscs, two China Presses,
two Sidcl.oaris, sin plain BUREAUS, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one SECRETARY aud Book
case. aud Be,lsieads. whirh be will sell low.
- Thinker taken in eSshange Tor Furniture
such rs Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons at distance. buying Furniture,
can have Il delivered al iheir doors. ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past iay"rs. and vii
he thankful for n continuance Of public patron
age. -
HENRY EVANS.
February I. Is
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THE suh~crihcr has opened Narielg sieEs
u North sf the court house. aud one door east
Of Long. Webb Il To-, where he will be- Plcas-
ed 10 see the public generall,, but particularly his
Old friends who - literally pa,Tonlzed him Nhen
pe,llar. He has ON hand stock Of DRY io,-ls
and Groceries. cahfssiiohafies, cisars. Chewing
aud Smoking Tohsero. and in fact little IT al
most every thing. Those Who trade with him
may he sure they will get good bargains.
Al kinds Of Producr, .slch h corn, ialder oats.
flnur. poultry u all kinds. country made Cloths,
Feathers, &C., will he taken IN exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT I. NORRIS.
April &c. 10
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Advertising Rates for the IIillshorOrsh Recorder

One dollar per square (I6 lincs) for the w. W..
insertion, and 25 cents for c. Oh continuance
ductions made in favor OF standing adNcr'I>'"'"'
M. c,lI.,,..n.
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TSIIE subscriber, would respectfully inform all
u those indebted 10 Long. Webb, 4 Co. that
he is fully authorized and ready 10 settle their
accounts: he sSIl always he found nj the store "f
Long q Webb. He expects to remove from the
state and icsitcs to rlose the business spccdI-
ly rs possible, and hopes that this notice will he
promptly attended TO.
JOHN II. WEBB.
August Is. =. IL
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Wanted Cash! Cash.

THE sihseEileFs are nd EooriHing AMI ePen
u inc ahsiE fsil aud MiniE SuH1iCs. Ehlrh
uonsisl q q laEse and osmIafae asSsgiRFii q
ssEy VaEirly d GOODS usually krFa d. our Sih
lace SiaFes-
! TNlrirsssarS has hTen sslerlea Niih ram, and
rhieay hoRhi with rash. Thy arc arieEuinssl
10 make their prizes suit lhr tiHses; and as Ihry
Il may eKYrri greai laIsaias.
'Gise - = cah. -
LONG L. wEBB.
0ctofcr 10. ST.
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VHHE subscriber having determined 10 settle in
the south wtst, will sell his Plantation on
Little River, adjoining the lands Of VIM. Lips
comb, esq. Paul G.. Cameron, and others, con-
tanning six hundred and twenty three acres |;
ahou, one hundred and sevenly-ive of which is
cleared, and in excellent repair; has on it a
small log Dwelling House, with all necessary
out houses, aud first rate Granay and Tobacco
Barn.
Persons desiring to purchase, can see the pre-
misses by calling on my agent, Mr.. John Lips
comb, who lives near it. Terms made easy.
JNu. e. DOUGLASS.
October 3. 50-3m
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Carriage Making Business,

would inform the citizens Of llshorough, andthC
county at large, that they ATE now prepared ID
execute all work in their line Of business in 4
style that will compare with any made IN ihi.
part Of the country. Our timbers are wei sca'
soncd aud of good quality. Work shall not only
he done to suit the times, but lower than usual
for cash. Persons from the country will find oul
shop two doors above Nelson's Store. attic place
formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry German.
+ UTI.EY & CULBRETH.
February %. CT