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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
Canton Nrarlketa..,.Jane 20.


.,rs : @he transactions in Cottons though al low
s been considerable. In DINER articles h'ie Dut
ness TIE new Congou lie striving
faa l50 musles in tbs market CT when ~ &c e1 ,o
"a rived II s aAd the would accept 70 iaeis
for The first chops bu, We have not hsaFa o. apy
nv the iore,g merchants with this difference VIII Pooa
bv be MOI III ere the market 10 opened Phe quality 10
oenersly good and very few Of the larry favored so1s
The trarsacons during The month have been principally
in Csnton Tea for England for which market purchases
have bsen made; of Young Hyson 5000 to 1000 nail:
chest, IS q aes and GOO hs s "a aa M seoS
To heat Musters Of the crop OF Ming Young nave
arrived but net been put on The maIke! as ye vi
new ain orange Pekoe about 900 haltchess are Gown
hn no price 10 named for them The STOCKS OF ola yea es
but ne reduced ance our lest report and cons OF ABOUT
con chests OF Congou Soucbong hed al ii to IL !Ges
and some small stocks OF Ming Yong, Kokue and plan
orange Pekoe OF country Green there 10 aosui oVo na
chests len. =, x,,ro. ord r,a
quote NO 1893 dol, No. 273 dol ,,,.o, o...o. =,
CAssA-eOO picus were bought for the United states az
ID SOC 10 IA Soc but the remsning STOCK IL held al $50
EXCHANGE AND BULLIoN-On London, 4t'to 'c 1sou
On India E |. Company's Accepted, zz1 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

HUsEgH kELgY, esnefd gnRrater end Flsie
y Pfinler i4t FHit91-K. r. R0os sud Maessins
work bin besdS iss digag4as bile u exchange, wed
ding enc visiting sad sdess oses d1es Ia tho ass'ss
sasEnsY eus st The l5wsei easb ptiHSs.
Ha--sos ssls Iron eopsar piats p,sssss aa7o Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

pUTLRR'A CELRBRATED yERMiN AND M
DSECT MILLER for destroying Hats, Mice Cock
reaches gues asTa, Article has rsioJ Ersa n
reputation in This country For Gale by Rushtou Go lo
Brosdwey; j. Uarlo Il Co lSS Waserst 9 D. Uogsls
ball AL Pearl 81 j. Crumbie S6S Bowery; 0odding'ou,
SOC Hudsopst Whitehead Brother, lao Green wiehsli
and j. b. Bflce, Brooh,n Wholesale Agent OLIVER
HfI.I. lAb Maiden an1i Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

RSO0h BINDERS LgATHKR.-The suoscribsr
OF hsno ADO " constantly receiving Eugsh Conrsd
bAyeTf Cooree Cal ehlns Franeh Turksy Morocco R1a
ss ke0 Leeleer saed Splits ana Cali ss1as Bock Cloth
Aways hand large assortusu Of Goo pudIsy,s uupc
rior BARR skyers slsss Sheep and Law uaf SKINS. All
s128 lHlS JA@Ea COOK 9sbA Pssy,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

NHALYINis THAHb.---A very snpo Tor los Of ~ bois
Nv mating ea Ter nse IN lois 10 salt purchasers, Apply
to sAMukk TdoMFsOH T. HEfHBW,
su2n .na IN Fssn sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

SNUFF AND ULaA Rs-soogs
4 d GREGORY 2ag Washington s,,cepsaofs b, Hon
~ gagehoYn manufacturers sad dealers IN toaro suna
and ckss CigRrmakera and %obnecoasts supplied with
isas topsceo md snun four OF Superior qualify, iuY,
prices hais Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

LEATHER HOSE,
EHoRFIRE EN9INEs, steamboats, Fscsoriea YKBET
WASHERS nc. manufactured from tho beet oak-s
"a leather with wrought copper rivets always hand and
TOR sale by JOHN II. BOWIE u co.
Curriers' and Leather DoSlorn, so Gerry-st
w ne eafs also for sale, calf skins, and grain upper
isetsf hed currsd leelher sxarY dascrpsiol Au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Many PATAk0NiBk anybody who charges iiors
w FOR tho nrcls Than you buy for olsoTheo'
fl The 'Exeeior Printing Establishment" ltt Wsior a.
corcer OF Maiden Lanc they oxrc1s all kinds OF pnuns
neatly quickly and prices % to 70 per cont ioas na "n
nom 80 els per LOO. DON'T forge. Id Waisla.
au.o iw. DOUULABB 4 GOLF,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

present 'o our readers this week an cn-
iafsd sheet, "a exchange for our former issue.
Oar papef is now the argc,, ~ tho :, Zee, au1,
IN essut Of mechanical execution, we ilatier our.
s.f will bear favorable COMPARISON with the
besi pfia,cd papers in The Union We lld ut
fir desired, and, in fact contemplated the
cha &c whsh has taken place, bat the liberal
patronage received, even beyond our eSpecla-
lions, has fastened the period
L is mater Of no illo satisfaction tina, We
have been tha' siudly dcah with, and are cna.
bled To send abr,ad a respectable representative
81 the young ani promising state To which ac
hfe. |. sill spea, we'll, we are fam TO believe.
iaf the inielligene, and liberal spirit Of the
ople Of Eastern Texas, and coniuce, IN some
degree, to The inercaN Of the emigration that
$ now pouring 10 uponss
We have chosen 10 make the improvement
10 'nr paper wiihou, any previous notice Of the
ehangc, for two reasons First, We dislike TO
i. promises ahead, for fear Of not being able
p -decm them; or, IN attempting 10 do 80, to
ia'l dor, of public expectation. Secondly, We
"i's-i 10 take our friends BIS an agreeable sur.
Prise All Of them have contributed IN a great
ef q s's degree 10 our success, and we doubt
nor VIII feel satisfaction ia the fact that their
rs'fonas is producing such good results We
have no pamises TO make, for the future, fur.
toer than shall be our aim to continue to do
s''ee 10 o. patrons, and 20 eudcayor to Gll
th' measure public expectation.
We hope ta our friend, viii render us an
the assistance their power IN Increasing the
circulation Of o. paper.
viii be seerhat the PRICE o. rIr rArrR
Is THE SANE As ntErosoaE. Our already cx.
tended .ub>crip'ios :, will Justify rs. wc think.
II publishing il a, o, former term. tim, af.
f'fd"s to the reading nbl,c remarkably cheap
paper which in itself "a recommendation OF
no little importance.
Dur paper viii Par'ieu,rly recommend itself
e the advertising public, 4. il. cirenla,io, !.
p'h'ps larger than tina, Oh any other paper in
ms ss,e, published out Of he cities
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

W. have no room lo continent nu lh.
Congressional news which appear. in our
paper Of to-day. Il viii be seen that III,
settlement Of the Texas boundar, is TIE
great question of the day The zet OF
Gen Rt.k ia behalf the state !. deserving
Of praise Il affords 81. much pleasure to
say that. during the present Congress. We
have seen nothing cNccp,iouable in his
course; on nc contrary il ha. been com.
mendablc in the highest degree.
We regret that We cannot say as much
for Cen. liorsroN. Ills course has been
marked BY disposition 10 thwarf the
views Of the southern party, and to minis.
ter to the fanaiical policy Of the north.
Such was the character of the resolution
introduced by him, having ior It's object the
Introduction Of California n State. in
disregard of the Constitutional rights of
the south, and mcnacing the poacc of the
l'uion. The resolution introduced by him
in relation io the public lands OF the | nj.
ted States Is another movement looking 10
northern sympathy. Aside from this. it
will have 4 most pcrnicious influence upon
the prosperity Of his own State. for. II the
niied States has lands TO gre away. how
can Texas expect 70 SEA hers. IL adopted
Il win turn aside the immigration tha, VS..
been pouring into our Ssa,e, and drive i
in another direction. The evil consequence
,hai viii Fesuli 70 the nation u, large Il
sirw q it. public debt and the tariff. So,
base not room to dwell upon Certain
, is. tina, the subject will be- considered Il
= al IL bearings by his constituents. an,
. justice an tie prcnise, win be road re-,
b rs 10 tse uo,iue Which has aetuatel him il
2 BIS cogrse
~ Mr. C,LrouN. on the sih inst Va.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

-aAxss-we are indsb,ei 10 / y MckrsSrY
~ ~ orlean. garer afihe Oh. Also to J -
~ ). Of PR, .sddo iot IA, favor
We arr al.o Obliged To e fastfH iof dates 10
In, nh. and to r q Pfs,ef. for dates to ue 18Th
.r..inn,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

tests. e"''
Ia all these experiments, Mr. Wri,L,
been guided by the skill and md,n
Mr Augustus Leland. a gentleman H..
coueersant with mining operation. and !
has been from the first equally In,o,.
with Nj " right in all the research. ~
have been made va
The astonishing result brought m.
these Investigations *. that in n n.,,,
aud very extensive vein four pound. ~ y
rock Welded. upon the average. sl ny
OF pure gold. valued at SIG IL ,ba as'
that i, to say, the Yield of gold tro,n 4
average samples oi the rock in hi, ,,.
lar VEN i. nearly SO for each NOM
quartz W. Wright exhibited Ia y. .
small misses of gold. each about Il.
and shape Of lars muskct bail and
presenting the granulaicd appcar,n..
gold extracted and collected b, the y
quicksilver. Onc of these contain. !,
sl2 of pure gold, and Is the arge,, y
which has been obtained from inu, 49,,
Of the rock IN question The other com.
about $40, aud !, the smallest viola vi
ha, been obtained from any of the 49,
mont. npon the rock of ,b;s w -
understand that the tcst. n,nl;.J L. m \
sometimes the operation OF quicksys
sometimes the test of tie comnnro,i,
,i..r Gravity of the pure quarts nn. i',,'
l.,,,.., a,.,:, %
TIA, .,r,nl.s Of fin. rocl Ill
WH.bt ian. tr.tod have be.r ,ac ' i
mann. different ,,,p. In ma 49, ''H u
b,. tbc ,iald been les than one 1n w.
the mound of ouart, The n,oraaa ', ,4,,
the different vein, ha. been a. DO, '~I
h, tb,. .arupl.s. from one dollar a.lI
ia two dollar. 10 the mound If ronl
.iprl. fact viii Show tho nnt
and astonishing character of ,bn
which have been thus arrived n NV
inform. H.. that Il. has roc.,tl,' aa.
otb ap intelligent Gentleman no,|
country who Ina. been lon, CONF"
i, H.. ,,n.ci,y If ma o,,r.o.r ui%
a,..r.,;.,d. co.. cnrri,.d ., IN ,ha oa, " -
~ G,,rg;, ryo, hi. snn,c. H. u
l.,rn. ,b,, dft..n.borso .,,a,, "
working twelve stamps, viii stamp abOg
thousand bushels Of quartz rock in a Ia.
each hushel ofquartz weighing abontes1
-. l.''.t.I..'t'.'1.,'.Y ~ ~ !, fH
ness j. considered good one in Geor.a
the Nitld he 80 cents 10 the bushol the /,
Is large. Now the Yield of the rock Vi,
VI Wright has collected and tested. nSs
of beng quarter Of dollar, or half l
lar To the - pounds, l., in one great i
nearly - tao the pound Mate this, 10 I
ct possible or probable mistake, or 10 4
Of the superior yield OF a single rlchGwI
10 m average of 81, or OF 81, or Of h. |
dollar Ia the pound, and the result I'll \
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

The poople # Michigan have 'e' n,
favor II rlecfiDa state oitieefsf hi :"
qlr by ,otc Of 3s,ll 10 3as'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21
u Mes.r. X Mostls, Rmst, i e -, ar'

a. Mes-r. Il Mosss Rmsg, j %, are no
lonve, authorized to n, as or Agents. We
mai his anne .necmen,, IS we have not heard
from he member Of the frm with whom We
contracted, since be left Marshall, and know not
where to address hin The terms upon which
W. sscurcd the scrccs Of these gentlemen 10
nor than We are ahe to pay onr agents
Gg' BY late o'der OF the too",y Court,
the following geudemcn are constituted pre-.
siding officers for The County of Harrison,
for tt,e wear lA.t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-02-21

BY our correspondence from i""-
viii he seen that there i n very gfa' !
prospect of an early aud satisfaction 4
Of the Indian difficulties IN iloIiia I
principal chiefs have accecded 10 w J
OF the Government and agreed TO o''~
We see pN reason To doubt that pr
sincere, a / will get ready to dePa''
diately The troops are 80 d'sl"N
secure their compliance. were i"eA
30 resis, further, aud thelr iniefss
plainly consulted. by gong 1t once =
appfehentl ne further obstsele Of ~ !,
The spo, is relief Of Fiorldslroip 4
lesome = pplaiion, and tbe Cover =
a source of expense aud enl'a''~
will soon he accomplished. f''"s'
! Telegraplie dispatch 50 The 4
leans Picayaac. from BALTIMORE, ua'
-th, SAYS. "1'he Steamship '-"f
has arrived ri New Nofs hasins a
the lion. lhoa Butler hns. ana "
resentatises 90 Congress from F"
State If California.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29
The CsikOs of Hungary.

The Csikos is a man who from his birth, somehow
other, finds himself seated upon oal Instructive
~ the boy remains fixed upon the animal back and
grows up in his seat other children doin cradle
The boy grows by degrees to big horse head To
his livelihood he enters the service of some no.
bleman, or of the Government, who possess in Hum
gary immense herds of wild horses.
The Csikos has the difficult task of keeping watch
full eye upon these herds. He knows their strength
their habits the spots they frequent he knows the
birthday of every foa and when the animal fit for
training, should be taken out of the herd. He has
then hard task upon his hands, compared with
which Grand-ducal wild boar hunt is childs play
for the horse has not only to be taken alive from the
midst of the herd, but of course safe and sound in
wind and limb. For this purpose the celebrated
whip of the Csikos serves him probably at flu
ture time few splendid specimens of this instrument
will be exhibited in the Imperial Arsenal at Vienna
beside the sword of Scanderhog and the Swiss smor-
ming stars"
This whip has stout handle from one and half
to two feet long and cord which measures not less
than from eighteen to twenty -four feet in length
The cord is attached to short iron chain, fixed to
the top of the handle by iron ring. large Lead
en- button is fastened to the end of the cord and SIM
liar smaller buttons distributed along it at dig
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29
FREIGHTS So
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER %. 1870

BAcoN-The supply of North Carolina Bacon is fair, and
but little demand No change in prices Stock of Wester
light.
CoRN.-No arrivals of Corn this week, except few small
lots Railroad and stock in light Sales from
store at Is 80 cents. Meal, 80 a S5c.
CHcKENs-Arrve freely, and sell from 12t 20 cents
EGGs-Command from IS to 20 cents per dozen.
FLoUR.Arrvas of Fayetteville Flour very light, and
stock in market small Price nominal fair sHeply of
Northern market.
GROUND PEAs-Arrivng freely, and ready sales at
81 ia to 81 20 according to quality
HAY-Arrivals Hay light, and stock market small
Sales from store at 20 Soc. per 100 lbs.
LIME-No arrivals of Lime within the past week
LARD.-Penty and dull
LUNBER.-Wide Boards So flooring $l15 per NJ
NAVAL SToREi-Sneo Thursday last about s. 500 bbls.
Turpentne have been brought market sold at 81 IS
per bb for Dip and from 81 81 50 for hardpriee of
hard varying quality and quantity 1000 to I20o
bbls common Resin sold since last report 81 81 IT,
No sales Of Spirits Inpcntne report Iar-Some SO9
bbls were sold during the week at from 81 so 81
SnNGLEs-Selling from 81 to So per NJ. according to
quality.
STAvEs.-We hear of in market-last salos II SI5
per NJ. for Dbl. slaves
SWEET PoTAroEsSell readily IS so per bushsl.
TIMBEK-Several RATS were sold at &c. $7k 49, $st and
slipper NJ.
TURkEYs-Sell from 60 to IS cents
FRElsHTs-No change.
ExcHANGE-On harleston, Per cent; Oh Northern. /
per cent. premium.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29
MARRIED,

In this town. the 2lst inst, by the Rev. Dr. DRAsE,
Mr. DoaALD McRAE to Miss MARY, daughter Of TIMOTHY
SAVAGE, Esq.
On the 2Ist inst, by the Rev. McIAEL RoBBiNs, Mr..
JOHN HUNT, to Miss Catherine Fox, al Of this town.
At Oak Island Brunswick county, the 14h inst, by g.
w. GALLOWAY Esq, Mr.. CHARLES E, CAUSE, to Miss
REBEccA THOMSON.
At Beaver DAM Brunswick county the 18th inst, by
s. N. GALLOWAY, Esq, Mr. JAMES RuNSELLs, to Miss ST.
SAN ANGER.
Walton vicinity of Fayetteville, the 18th
inst by Rev. j. B. BUXTON, Mr.. D. L. CoeDKLL, of Samp-
SON county to Miss MANY NJ third daughter of Mr. IsBAM
BLAKE
In Robson county, the 18th inst, Mr. JAMES r. Nc
DuFFIE of Cumberland Miss MARY, youngest daughter
of DANIEL JOHNSON, Esq
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

In this town, the 25th inst, WILLIAM HENRY WRIGHT
only of Mrs WILLIAM HE,Ry WRIGnT, aged years.
In Cumberland county, the 10th ult., JOHN McNELL
Esq, in his 77th year.
In Raleigh the 18th inst RICHARD w. AsusoN, Su-
perntendent of the State Capitol.
In this town. the 2lst inst LAFAYETTE Of JAMES
H., and RACHAEL A. PHILYAw, aged months.
Thou'rt gone as q dew drop swept from the bough,
Oh for the world where thy home is
How shall we live but in dout and fear?
How shall anchor our fond hopes here
How shall cen joy but a trouble be,
Beautiful dust, when we look thee!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29
Cypress Creek, Bladen CO., N. c..

lust Received and for sale, at
u l.. III. PIERCE7S Book Store
The Pictorial Saturday Courier Christmas Ts InrSs
and beautiful sheet for sale Of III cent?,
containing large number of handsome engrsvfss als
with variety of interesting matter the beautiful ind High
y interesting story of the Mob Cap by Caroline Lee Hetx
which Of itself than worth the price charged for the
whole.
The Green Hand short yarn-the LASTLY BufHeF
Cruising in the Last War, by G. J. Peterson This
work that will be welcome to tbs home every American
likes to dwell the stirring depicted in s 6k
Woman in America her Work and her Reward by Eiafia
work ought to be read by every American lady.
Cello, New York Above ground and Underground bx
g. Foster. Whoever has read New York By Gas Light,
win desire to read this
The Rescued Nun, or Convent and It's Wrongs
The Gcntlemans Daughter, or Great CtyEs Tennbfa4
tions.
Mabel the Actress
The White Wolf, or Tho Secret Brotherhood
The Marquis, Romance of Real Life by Eugene Sns
The Capitalist, or Fortunes Frolic.
The Valley Farm, The Autobiography of an OrnhAo L
"a D. Peterson this is story of surprising interest and
that interest increases as tho story progresses.
The Life and Genius of Jenny Lind with beautiful evrs.
of her best songs. as
Queen JOANNA The Mysteries of the Court tf Mania.
This the most brilliant interesting work from IT,
gifted pen of Reynolds The laid at period 81
intense excitement amid the thrilling Of the remarks
BILE career of that royal syren JOANNA Naples the cbay
ters possess historical interest beyond the fascinat; -
fomnce with which the skill of the author has invests
them. - London Athanum. sss~
Short Patent Sermons, by Dow Jr
November %, 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAROLINA.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED.
Nov 22-Sehr. Adam Treat Parker Boston, to Barry
Bryant Adams; with lime, SC. On the 9th inst lat. 81
long 74a, experienced very heary gale from n n W.,
which lasted II split Sails boat at
udder and received other damage causing her to leak
Schr. r. W. Brown, Halsey, New York, to DeRossst &
ssschr Fide della Gar~ood Philadelphia to G. Hariss
with mdze. to sundry persons
25-schr Ann Maria, Davis, shallotte, to DeRosset
chr Mary Abigail Robinson, shallotte DeRosset &
Ghrsssna Caroline Burns Little River to D.Ros
set Brown; with naval stores
Sehr Express, Parker, Onslow county, to DoRossct
schr G. 3. Glover, Morse Onsow county, DeRosset
26-Schr Aaric SANFORD, New York, to DeRossot s.
Brown; with mdze. to sundry persons.
Sehr Manila, Lewis from Lockwood's Folly with spirits
turpentne and rosin to Anderson s. Latimer.
7-Sehr Balance, Marties, from New York, to E. ].
Lg Ut With m % to sgundry persons:
Geo Harriss The u. H. was bound from Philadelphia to
Charleston, S. c., with full cargo of merchandise Expe-
ward of Cape Fear Light sprung mainmast and there being
continual succession of souhery wind, compelled to
put into this port for repairs.
Brig Joann, Tyler from Martinique, in ballast, to J.
Hathaway and Son.
Nov 2S-Schr. Elouise, Robinson, New York, by E. ].
Lutteoh with 200 bbls spirits 1850 do ron
2s~schr E. s. Powell New Nv" York, by Geo. Harrs. with
24S bales cotton IA do cotton goods 65 bbs rosn l22
tar, 600 bushels pea nuts Al packages dried fruit
Schr Mary Abigail Robinson, Shallotte, by Leighton,
Chadbourn s Co.
sehr Julette, Woslam, New York. by George Harriss
with naval stores, &C.
schr. George Engs, Door, New York. by DeROsset &
Brown with naval stores, Sc
26-Brg Emporium, Golfer, st. Jago de Cuba, by Barry
Bryant & Adams !; with g., 900 feet lumber, sc.
Sehr Express, Parkers Onsow county, by DeRosset &
Brown
schr. c. Glover Moore, Onsow county, by DER sset
s. Brown
N-Spanish Steamer Apuro, Angostura, South America
by DeRosse Brown:
Brig Joseph Bach, Gorham, for Malta, by A. H. Van
Bokkelen.
Brown.
Brig Helvellyn, Gillpatrck Cesrncd hence 3Oh ult
for Boston, returned the 23d ns in Distress having
sails, and leaking badly.
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FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with suitable out
"A houses and well of good water II miles Whining
on together with 80 100 of land around it. The
house is and well finished two orys high and has five
comfortable There about of r.n6
immediately around the house, of which is well i'm
proved as garden spot The remaining in cnf
ta and contain about 100 young apple peach trees
and 30 Furnishing young scuppnong The location IS
believed to be perfectly healthy For and further IN
formation, apply to b. |. HOWE, ESQ
Nov 20 T2ff
*x*Goldsborough Telegraph cory If
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A Determination to Reduce Stock Hand.
list January 1851, induces numerous
patrons extra inducements for cash. Our
complete consisting of every variety Business Coats
French and English Cloth Fock and Coats Pants
and Vests of all descriptions made superior STYLE and cut
according to the most approved fashion.
Shirts Drawers, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves &C. &c.. a
great variety Call at SCOTT, KEEN & CO.'S,
Nov ~ 1901 Market-streeE.
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versations with different parties have been miscon-
strued and misreprcsented. | desire simply to do
justice to myself and to Mr. Hughes in his absence,
by placing the facts before candid public.
JOHN KNIGHT.