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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-02


hid of Virginia Tobacco, ......... ....-45
A hid. of Kentucky, Georgia aud Carolina, 40 &c
hid of Mary land and Ohio. ...........-35 "
) bushels of Grain in bulk, ..........5 "
In computing boxes Of Candles and Soap, kegs OF
Butter and Lard, Hams and Bacon--and generally all
similar articles 200 lbs. net VT. shall be considered
equal to barrel of cubic feet
All goods brought to this port on freight, must be
delivered on wharf, at the expense Of the vessel
brinpuq the same -adeliyery after due notice any
good wharf at Fel's Point during business hours is
delivery in the city and port Of Baltimore-IIdesa and
articles prohJicd to be landed in the city at certain
periods may be landed where the public authorities
may direct
In all cases when vessels obliged (by the quar-
antne regulations, city authorites) 10 discharge
their cargo in the stream the expense OF delivering
the same East of Jones' Falls, will be borne by the
carrier only. But when requested by the consignee
to be delivered IVest of Jones' Falls, then the ex-
pcnse shall be equally borne by the carrier and con-
signee, (each onc-haif)
Ifa vessel is chartered for a voyage out and home,
each shipper shall be entitled 10 his fair proportion OF
the whole homeward freight pro rata Of The bulk or
space occupied by each shipper the outward voy-
age.
for voyage and home, the lreightcr or charter
er is bound to furnish sufficient cargo, to enable sad
vessel to safely home, and the same from Port
to Port, where the charter provides for more than
one Port: Provided, no agreement TO the contrary
is made by the parties.
STORAGE-per month.
Hogshe ads Of Sugar, Tobacco, Molasses, Rum, Oil,
and Pipes of Wine Brandy and Gin, 80. % cts.
Hhds Coffee, Copperas, Goldfish and Iallow, 20 4"
Tcrces of Sugar, Rum, Molasses and half
Pipes, ......,........ 10 -
Ticrccs of Rice, Coffee Flaxseed, Alum, &c. l2z "
Barrels of Rum, Whiskey, Sugar, Beef,
Pork, Fish, Cheese, Oil and quarter casks
Wine, ............... ................ -
Brls Flour, Coffee, and other dry articles. "
Boxes OF Cuba Sugar ...........-.. -
- of Fish, Wine, Oil, Lemons and Or
anges..... -....'......
- Soap, Candles, Cheese, Tin, Raisins,
and drums of Figs. .......
Bags of Coffee, Cocoa, Pepper, and Pimento,
Bales of Cotton aud Hempen Yarn about
300 lbs. ...... lz5
Bales ofInda Piece, and other similar Goods, ~ "
Indigo in scroons, cents; in cases.... III "
Tea in chests, Scents; hafd 2ccnts; boxes, !
Kegs of Butter, Lard Tobacco, Nails, Raisins, "
Hides, Dried ............ ................
H., nor IN, . .... .....,,, 80 /"
Corla.a nor do Observation-Disclosures. 30 "
10, - Tnod NOR do ...... 30 /"
Dy.wood no, do - 25 "
Hampers of Bottles, &c................... 10
Crates of Earthenwarc. ........... ~ Gus
Salt, per bushel. $3.50. -: 49,.
al
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1000 " Nicaragua and I}razllctto Wood.
2,240 " net Sugar and Rice in casks
$50 :" " Coffee in bags.
l,600 " " do. in casks.
300 " " Cocoa in bags or bulk.
,l2O " &c do. in casks.
LILO " " Pimcnto in bags.
952 &" 4" do. in casks.
500 " &c Ship Bread in bags.
100 4" {" do. do. in casks.
l,l20 " " Dried Hides.
900 " 4" W.T. Green Teas and China Raw Silk
I,l2O {" d" " Bohca and other Black Tea.
800 " 4" 4" Virginia Tobacco in hhds.
800 " &c " Kentucky do in do.
900 " " " Maryland do. in do.
s brs. Flour Of SO lbs. net.
6 50 Beef, Pork and Talow.
7 " Naval Stores and Picked Fish.
200 gals. Wine MISUNDERSTANDING the full CON
tents ofthe csk ofOil, Wine, Brandy, sc.
% BUSH Grain, Peas, Beans, sc. in casks.
40 do, do. do. in bulk.
40 &c Liverpool Blown Salt in bulk.
81 &c do. Ground do.
81 &c ST. Ubes, Cape de Verbs, &c. in bulk.
80 GO WestIndia Salt in bulk
80 90 Sea Coal in bulk.
40 cubic feet of Plank, Boards, Timber, Bale
Goods, Packages and Boxes.
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FLOUR-RATEs STEADY THROUGH THE YEAR.
RoIf ri
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Commercial.
LIVERPOOL Au,us,

LIVERPOOL, August 4.
Trade his continued quiet bot steady.
ne harvest Is being gathered 10 the
South Of England, aud promises to be an
abundant one.
Cotton has been in moderate demand,
more 50 Than for sometime past.
The sales Of the week amount 10 ~ 200
bales; nf which 9, 300 wers taken b, Spec.
uiS,ors, and $500 for Export.
The range Of prices arc as follows:
Upland 4l2j. 10 SLED. Mobile 4
ST. 10 al. Orleans Al. To ID.
The market closing with a slight turn
N favor Of buyers.
The exciiemen, given 10 The IIavre CD,
ioa marke, by the Americas adyices via
Liverpool brought il 10 complete stand.
The sal's on the day follow log the re-.
eeipl Of these ad,ices. we're co1fiued 10
800 bales. Prices, however, are firm at
slight advance.
The Consol market is steady for money
AID account nj 90 3 IN prospect Of u good
harvest.
Bfeadstuif' Il all descriptions are very
much depressed
There are large supplies of Indian Corn
90 hand, and prices have further declined.
Wire and yellow are quoted at 2i.. to
25. Gj. per quarter. iufenor i, selling
al 22s. 10 23s.
The Transactions IN Flour have been on
hn,i,ed scale, aud prices rather IN favor
Of The buyer. The best American grade
sfe scarce, and the sales made were al
2i'. to EOS. Inferior qualities we're caer.
iog at 2Os. TO 2ls.
Wheat IS slightly depressed.
Provisions remain about as quoted per
Ametioa.
kcc continues firm Of lSs. 10 is. CT.
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From The csla'ntia fei.graph
ARRIVAL Of TIE.

The Steamer lIibernis which left Liver.
pool on the 4th instant, reached Boston
lIurbor, al ] o'clock on "Wednesday nj CHI.
The Despatch intended for the associa.
ted press was Detained tweniv.iwo hours
BY heavy fog IN crossing the Bay Of Fun.
dy, aud reached Baltimore at . o'clock, on
Thursday morning.
The news she brings is cheering both
politically and commercially.
The Hungarians are still victorious
and Cotton sud- in demand a, living prices.
u will be seen that this Despatch con.
fins the accounts brough, by last arrival
as TO The stand made by Hungary against
The allied armies, and adds some new vic.
iefies.
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Roman. TIrL-. &c. SHADED. &c.

4 LIBERAL discount for cash in Land at the date
Of the invJice.
We have now or our shelves, ready for sale in
yarions sized fonts.
60,GG0 ID Roman and Laic Typs
4o,t0o ID Fancy Type.
ft0O ID Scipf and Runaing hand
5 eco ID. Ornamtnfs.
l5W0 =. Tqp-.m'tqi Rde.
LOCO f.. Boss Rue,
Prcsses, Chases, Cases, Wood Ty 1e. lax, g.,
furnished a, the lou est manufacturers prices,
either cash or credit
Car Specimen Book is freely given to all Print.
ing ilines.
Printers 81 Newspapers ho choose to publish
this adve tismeni. including Ibis note three times
before the 1t Of October. Is49. and send us ono
Of the papers, vii be paid Ter il in Typo When
they rurch Sc from us and Of our sp, linens. flye
tines the amu unit of their tdi
u For sale, several gond secondhand Cylin
d gnd Plaien Power Presses. Sanding Flcsst 5
Hand Printing Presses, &c,
GEORGE BRUCE & CT.
49,. Is Chambers..Iteot, n. Y.
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POLITICAL.
Hungary.

The accounts from Hungary bring the
news oi continued successes on the part ol
The Masyars. who have completely out
msr1ayred the Ausirians on all points, and
placed item in gfca, rctil rs repeated and
DISASTROUS defeats. Thfoug Ii the able gen.
elaI.hip of Georgcy the Rlssans have
bren completely cut or from their base OF
operations, While The three grand divisions
q the Hungarian Army are 10 complete
communication. The ssh lie population
easc every aid and encouragement TO the
Hngsrians. bringing them in provisions
aad horses, and keeping them advised OF
every movement Of the enemies forces -
l.auawar is represented to have sufren,
defed to he Hung ,fians. Jeliochlch sill
continues 70 retreat towards The Southern
| ieHIicf OF Set,ia.
Gen. BEN announced his victory over
tie Bann, Jel'achich in the following words
BEN, Bsnn. Blwm.'
The London N,9s Of the 81 instant con.
hios Venns dates to the 2s,h Of jay
The report Of Lord Palmefstou's speech
u the British parlismcu, had fallen like a
iAuadef clap nn the Austrian Ministry, aud
lbe news Of Georgey's victory over the
Russians at Coassiu and his entry into
o',lhafJ were announced at the same
tine.
Runors were prevalent that negotiations
fof peace would be entered ,uto, 10 coase
qprnce Of these iiJing-.
News from Cfacov to the 23l OF June
states that numbers Of Russian troops
sbicb had been designed to leave Tim, city
tof the seat Of War, had received subse.
fiaai orders to remain. and the railroad
=" recently arriving had been flied with
Russian soldiers.
Va the 4lh ndvIces we're received at
Lwrp,ol that another great victory Of
BE IIungafians over the Rus-inns at Es
sau-pIsc,ng the Austrian Ganerai, Hay.
ls1, IN mos, critical position.
The Hungarian Generals are now mas
sn Of tho whole line, from E-svio Ass0va,
qenng commln,ca,ious to Belgrade, and
3 Turkish provinces.
The great battle a, Waiichen, between
s Russians under Prince Paskiewlch, and
y IIungartans under Geotgey, in which
As litter were reported victorious, has
etn fully confirmed. Georgry's army
seed the Russian lines aud marched
orb, eifscling Junction with the main
|aly.
Alat;er from the sea, of War snys, tina,
y charges Of the Hungarian cavalry up.
araskicwich's columns we're irresistible
md tha, all the troops exhibited wonder
eoolness and courage.
another letter describes the Russian re.
s'' as most disorderly. The army was
saved from entire destruction By the
"ey arrival of Bambsrg's division, which
'eted tho retreat, and checked further
rNit.
Inc latest information is to the effect
y 'aa Austrian ministry had been dis
ne Turkish Government have sent an
ny Of c'eh, thousand men to the Hun.
''aa frontier, II prevent the passage OF
'''an troops through Trausylvania.
!" RUSSIA also, here was a reported
s'0'zss'on against la Government, and
s"splracy foI the pur pose of cs.a blshing
Aepabc suspected. several Of the sup.
y, =, causpi,alors have ben nrres'ed.
'aailcs Albert Of Sardiuh, whose death
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has been already ,epored. expired Of LIS
bon q, The 2stIl day Of jolly
France.
The President Is sill on MS tour through
the Souihern Provinces. lie is still &C.
cused Of aspiring To the Imperial Crown.
The army Of the seige are returning 10
Paris, numbering one hundred aud ffv
Thousand men.
Throughout the vhule of France, there
are iair prospects Of most ABUNDANT har.
vest.
Italy.
The French have restored the Govern.
neTt 81 The Pope, but Cannot persuade him
to return ~ person to the Vatican.
The belief is current on the Nespollan
frontier, tina, Garfibaldi had embarked for
America IN disguise.
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ANNUAL FAIR


SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
Tor The Promotion Of Ats HecalRicGl Iagenu;.
to cHt Idystry.
TITLE FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Of the above
Institute VIII be held l.. Charleston, commencing
on "Wednesday, i7lh Octcbeg next, aud continue
open during lhe week.
:irroHpens Of ART, INGENUITY, MECHAN.
I3AL SKILL end INDUSTRY Of every dtscrip.
ton, is solicited for tie Ixhhtion from all tho
Southern States, and PREMIUMS will be award.
cd 10 those presenting HE best specimens.
AS this is the fir,t II. ri laadc 10 The Southern
States 10 advance tie Mechanic Arts, by means of
an Annual Fair similar to those that have proved
% herthc al 10 the Northern Mechanics, the Board
q Managers earnestly solicit the cooperation of
al - no to! an interest in the prosperity Of the
South. and appeal to every Mechanic Manufac-
urer, and oil persons engaged in pursuits of skill
and il dustry o. Whatever description TO send some
specimen 10 his Exhbitiop, aud they hope that
every district in this State and Of Cur sister States
will be represented at The Fair.
All those who intend sending articles for exhi-
btiun, vii please give notice to l.. NJ. HATCH.
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements, al as ear
Is Gay as possible, and every specimen sent VII
/ be curelnlly utondcd to and returned after Ne
| EAA .Lltun
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2LanpCaioSl

IN Dallas, on the 10Th instant. by w F. Hol.
land Esq, Nh. ADOLPIiUS HARRIS to Miss
MARGARET HOFFMAN, all of CASTOR.
Also. ut the Same place. and By the same, on
the 18th instant. Mr. JOHN W. FL TIE to Miss
ELMlNA HUNSUCkER, all OF Castor.
In lredell county, on the 25th ultmo, by tho
Rev John d. Schcck. Mr.. JOHN NJ. COLE.
MAN, of Cabarrus CO., 10 Miss JANE NEALL,
of IredeIl county.
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s1D6oSa

In this town on the22d inst of consumption
afer tedious illness. which sho bore with Chris,
,ian frmness, Miss NANCY A, FREEMAN,
aged 81 years.
At Canton, Madison county. Miss. on the 28th
July. at tho residence OF her son, Dir. Franklin
Henderson, Mrs ELlZAB'rH HENDERSON,
Ie,iot of Maj. Lawson Henderson, a native Of
Lincoln county, N. c., aged Sc years 5 months
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d Notice

p hereby given 10 The North Carolin1 Stock
z holders 10 the Charlotte and South ca Dina
Rail Road Company, that the fourth insta'RIsi.;
Of five dollars on the share, will be required 10 lie
maid. IN or before the 18th day of september, 10
S. y, tiuichison. collector at Charlotte.
by Lrd,r of the Bosrd.
JOHN A. BRADLEY, Trcas.
August !, l5i9. Tl5ih Sept.
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s,.5rci!vS. zS9I'Gs0gs, E'Gr9.
s0sefsPs Gs.G sssFss, SHADES.
10 PRINTERS.
",Eountain Banner for sale.

-'aVfkHNHEU hRss II HUT TUE SEtV'
m lie Subscriber being DESTROYS 10 devote hi:
80 time 10 other business offers for Sale hi:
Press, Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures pertaining to the Oilicc.-
The Press is an excellent Super Roy Washing.
ton Press, TO which is attached the SelERoll ns
and lnkiag Machine. The Type consist Of Plea
aud Burgeois. 10. the Paperi with good assert.
ment OF job Type, Cuts, Rules, sc, &c, in sulii-
cient quautitcs for any work that may offer in
this part of the State, all in good condition.
For Printer, with capacity for the Editorial
Department, this would be valuable investment.
For further Information address postpaid,
THOS. A, hayden,
Rlthcrflrdton, n. c.
MAY @ 1919.
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stolen Property EOunsI.

TENilE pocket bnks with large proportion Of
IA the Notes and valuable papers which were
stolen from on the 7th night of August l543
has been found in Lincoln County and returned
10 me. Tho e who paid me during the time the
mites were missing, will please call, and | will
hand over as far as eltidaviis are ont against me,
for the same, except all the notes that pay.
able 10 james Sloin. one on Fanny Archer, pay
able 10 james Doheriy Executor of Stephen Ar
cher, aud one cn Wilson Archer, payable tn " H.
lam Black. which are amongst the missing
TIE public are cautioned panst trading for any
note payable - James Sloan. deed as all no es
due 10 his estate were stolen from me on the night
dated above. The reward of 100 Dorars, which
was offered last August for the detection AID con.
viciion Of the thieves will still be promptly paid
on their conviction. f. b. d. SLOAN.
Meck'enburg, n C., July 81, 1919. 81 pail.
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Printing Types.

a RE now sold at Cruces New York Type
IA Foundry. al the following very low prices,
fcr approved six months notes
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GENTLENiENS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
E4errick 6 Scudder.
SIS WILLIAM STREET,



MA UFACTUR ERs, PoITERs,
AND DEALERS
Shirts Dressing R0bes, Linen Coii9rs. Stocks
ShoUlder Blaees, Cior9ts, Opera Ties. Scoifs,
Mlney Bells, Under Garments, GoU.S,
SuiHs, Linen Bosoms, Handkrchiefs,
Hosiery, Buckles, Suspsnders,
Bombazines Sc. Sc
The above Stock will on examination he found
not only Airacfire, Ertensire and Fall, but
Chap.
Our lorG experience in 'he business and know.
lfdge Of manufacturing, with tie fleIiti, Of Pnr.
chasiag, arc such chat we are conf lent We can
otftr inducements that cannot be surpassed by
anv Hon in the city,
Faricuitr attention paid 10 orders and The
packing of Goods.
nERRlCk & SCUDDER,
9j William STREET.
posi'e P.att Street, New YORK.
DAVID A uEPRICK.
ISRAEL ". SCUDDER.
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Wanted,

q EVERAT hundred pounds of good Geese
~ FEATHERS. Apply at the store Of IL. p.
Il l.. $. Williams. Charlotte, N c.
August 6, 1919. TAG
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PROSPECTUS
FoR ENtARGjNG AND OTHERWISE mrR WING
THE RALEIGH REGISTER.

IN HIS long established Wing Journal, having
~, passed permanently into the hands OF the
present Eltor, he has determined provided sut-
fcieui encouragement be glveul upon 50 enlaIg-
ing its dimons ons as 10 make 1t contain nearly
EIGur colrMNs more matter than ii now does, and
upon improving is appearance in such manner
as TO make II one OF the Largest and HandsonCsl
Sheets in tie South
TO effect this object, j, will require considc
rablc expenditure in The purchase OF a new Press
new Type, and other necessary materials aud as
We do not intend making any advance upon The
present rates Of Subscription, we shall have to re.
" sOeIv for remuneration upon acctsslons TO our
list We have issued this Prosectus with view
to the attainment of this object and it is desired
that our friends will exert themselves in procur.
ing us subscriptions
TERMS:
For the Semi. Weekly, IS, or 81 so. in advance.
Weekly, 50, or 81 50,
SEATON GALES.
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e Education.
10 COntractOr

FEIIlE building committee for the Carolina Te.
IL male College in Arson county, will receive
proposal, Cor lsvinc about loO 600 bricks, in a
building ~ by 90 feet with wing of 40 feet
square al one end, al two stories HIGH. The
work TO be commenced by the 18th of September
next BIDS must be made at so much per thous.
and with tic lime furnished, and SO much per
thousand, the contractor furnishing the lime,
IL ink for scaloljs will b, furnished N both cpses.
The contractor Will board himself and supply his
own attendance Houses to 1--we in can be had
The first favorable bid win be taken up and the
bidder notified Immediately. Address William
G. smith Clr Sec'y. Cedar Hin, Anson county.
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Take Notice.

FE7llE S1b.cr.ber being fu'ly author d
a 10 close the unsettled 81 ness IL the
late firm Of Henderson & Smith would takc this
method Of respectfully asking all th Sc II dcbred
"a said ifm by account, 10 come icre ard 5ctwe,
this aud the LIST Of August next, and ciasc there
accounts, ojlhr by Cash or Nole and those in
deJ'cd by Note will p'ease call and seue by Cash,
as soon a possible, The business OF tie firm
mus, be closed. la my absence ". T. c. Ali.
son viii ,nd 10 the business. Ard the subscri.
Ter further sayst9 the putIic TIA, a! the old siend
of Hcnderscn Il Smith, G COS of oyorI v,refy
ean be Ind a, cheap as al a:y ct or place il tins
sccu OF Country. Gall and See.
JAS. P. HENDERSON
D1ridsOa College y. C., jay ,, 1919.
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ErY virluc Of Deed Of Trust exccnt.
q 3cd to me by Catharine +. Ilutchison and
Mary liu,chison, fl purposes therein specified. |
viii expose 10 sic en- the 2jth Of Angus, mex, The
property, w;
The T'rsct Of Land whereon the said Catharne
sni Nary now reside, on The great road leading
70 Concord j7inifg Iaods Of David Park, and OH
Crs, containing about 80 acres more or less. Al
-. H. q tlnu ~. nnr..rA
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s7Izt.s7 = -; 5s.ies51 So: ss::. 81
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Srr--,oT Court Witness Tickets for Sale
q this OEce.
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NEG EeOES.

Jake ro1d Miner, aged ob9u, 81 years; TIar-
ret girl about 30 years ho Ise servant; Auge-
Ina aged about Is wears. Fanny IN old woman
abon IS wears, and Barbara aged years Also
Hou hold and kitchen furniture, one Horse Cat.
tie and Hogs.
Terms made known on the dav OF sale.
A H. MARTIN.
= J-ly 81, iSil. Trustee.
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Sharon Academy.

<1--y1- fzsi!E undersigned a.
3 walls himself Of this
e-Ae w opportunity TO inform tho
pubic that he has opened
[ \ - a-Tssys~5sA i stheni 10 Sharon Con.
- gregation, uil.es south uf
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cFFicFRs n THE INSTITUTE


AfllC!eS OF ali kih"S
'ecelyed, ard premiums
Architectural Draw ing.
Design for Diploma ior
tie So. Ga. Destitute,
Painting il OIL,
" III Water Colours
Miniaiurc Pointing,
Pen Drawing,
Crayon Drawing, =
sculpture, ~s
Penn auship,
Best mode Of Construct.
ing Wharves,
Best Press for Packing
Gotten,
Best Rice Thfashing Ma
CHI ne,
Best Cotton GIN,
" Il Refrigerator,
4" Plough,
I" tburn,
e" Washing Machine,
Stone Masmt's " ors,
Carpenters Hoik by hid
!" BY ma
chinerr, .
Carving IL Wood,
Model OF a Ship,
Slecil',ns Of
Boat Builders Work.
Ship Jlner's Work,
Pump Il Book Mak'g
Mil W rights Work, /
Cooper's Work,
Four v heel Carriage,
B Iggic, 7
Gig Or Su key, I
Carr OF Day, I
Sioam Engine, /,
Fire Engine, I.
farming in Brass, Iron
or Wood. 4
B,aCksm;,h's " ork,
asling in Iron or Brass,
Iron Railing Fence or
Gate Work, [
Brass or Copper Work.
.oGksmith's 3" ID
Bell Hanging !" {
sun Smiths Z"
Instrument Makers" k
amp Makers If
jewelers. If
liver Smith +" IL
i yer Plating, \
Dc Sinking, &c
,agraying on Steel, Cop v
per or Wood, c
typography, I
iechanical Dentistry, I
lock & Watch Making, |
q leiy, 5
ornamental House Pain 1
ting,
'rnamentalSign Paint'g 5
a binet Work, lC
aney Printing, :.
nnk PRINTING +
uled & Bound Ledger, B
ancy Binding,
aper. Ci
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w anted to Hire.

90 ~ WHITE or CULuRED LABOURERS,
81 u 10 whom liberal wages viii be gwen
Apply to VIM. Murdoch. at lie Old Nation Ford.
Ur 10
LEROY STRINGS, Charlotte.
June lG lS49. 33tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

hand. at was Ioolisb ofme, he gasped; 'dea
BaHon-l forgive you"
ooh, Percy, Percy s-bbed Barron, 81 ue'e
shall forgive my elG bat believe me when ! as
sure YOU no one has diod IN this led. M enc
has slept in il lately, except Smith, who is no
dead. nor has been i'll. twas a hoaNp' and
Barton wept alond.
A CLEAN passed across the dying mans face
All heaxr he marmlred; 'ah how weakr Bai
he could say no moro. Already lhe pulse was
quite gone already the gallant heart had ceased
TO beat--rcrcy was dead.
DIR. NJ persists that poor Percy died from
flight, and from no other cause--iiieht, proda,
eng cholera. Certainly from that moment we lo,t
not man--a fact which laEors this superstition.
Il was also fac, that no one had died ia that
bed, nor in that quarter oflhe barracks Even
were cholera contagious, no conlagion could
possibly have existed ia hat instance. Baton
felt the matter deeply But ho is now at peac
He died a death that MIGHT atone for a th5us-
and errors--a glosi'ps de5th upon The noble field
Of SabYaon.