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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

OFFERING To the public hisnew and valuable remedy
L for G0ASU.HPIT0N, BRONCHiIiS, .dSTHyua,
COUGHS, COLDS, ETC., append a few notices OF the
character and efficacy of the medcne Numerous estino'
nias be seem in pamphlet ordtnbu0n at the agency
which sufferers invited to obtain. may be proper to say
that Dr. ID. eminent practising physician ot twelve years
standing graduate Of the University OF Pennsyv ania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26
N. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD.

" The Cars viii leave New Orleans and Carrolton every
hoHI alieI clock Sundays, If the weather fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
rom the corner Of BarOnne and Canal streets. nl2 en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

LIGOMERl july % IslJi our Wild Cheny and Tar Syrnp
ves general Satisfaction. We have been out of I, Tor some
ime, and thought would not order any; but il l. almost
aily inquired for, and thought, perhaps II would be bed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

ID WIZ { S6siAISSSI s' IS g t e z ].
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~ Merchants from different sections The country give
the most iateIng accounts OF the unyera popularity and eff
hcagy vi Dr. DqyEs Syrup, under their notice. number
q them, witnessing It's virtues, have regularly sold
IiOn That n Il did not give satisfaction, the price should be
returned and no Of them has had any application
turn the money. This speahs volumes favor OF the mfti
cine. We append few extracts from orders samples of
those ar in frequent Of well as OF verbal ACCOUNTS
frequently hear
(From Doctors PaUghaH and Rush both practising Day
siGtaHs, Ieei as DrHggjus.l
MlsHAwAKA, Ind, June |, lSl7-Dr. Davis's Syrup of
Wild CeTy aud Tar goes oil like hot eakes We think ihat
If you choose give "A Wholesale agency for that ..ns
dispose vi almost any amount Northern Indiana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

C0LEAIAN's GONORRHGEA MIXTURE
'hE proprietor feels confident in offering his MIXTURE
= as Specific for this disagreeabe disease. So confident
Is ne That VIII IN instance Cure that he has diaeed
his Agents 70 Refund HE Money when fails His ONLY
Agents in New Orleans, Ai
dc SIN Rustic 4 PADDOCK. no Povdras st.
T00TATOEs-l25 bbls. Northern Potatoes, tNlercersS
4 nle i0E table use or planting, and for sale BY
80 vHAs, sFoUGhFoN, " Camp 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

PADUCAU, Ky, JuRes i4i-Nly sDcE-or Cherry and Tar
syrup snOw reduced 70 SIX hotties and IT, popularity il daily
Increasing. You would dowel 10 send another supply
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

tFrom Mr.: s. C. HINES Of ne frfp IF Br0sr Havcs 4
t0 BOOkSeLeFs and S1tt0iers No. lg3 A[rkst gtrest
Phkaasi phid-lRuuary 9, iSE.1
Your syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable r,nc
dy It cured The worst OF colds with me- III you wagt Ger.
tlicate | viii chesrtUly give one. s. L. HAYES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

Dr. Townsends Sarsapaa is nnequaed in cases of the
Clls and Fever and Ague The following letter + only ore
81 the hundreds that have received from tie South and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26
Extract from letter from Mr.. s. w. HiksOR merchant
of AlLrLnLctL. Rncks cn.Lntl HeLnsLLraLinl

~ If Ncoto,cA, Bucks county, PeBHsBtudma,l
NEwTuwN, 9Th month 3d. 1894 young of my
quatance has taken syrup and has perfectly cured;
he abored under the consumption for than three years,
and took great many kinds OF medicine and under The
medical treatment OF three of the eminent
t country but received no benefit until he took Dr. Dayiss
syrup 81 Wild Cherry aud Tar and Immediately commenced
getting better aud now well and heatry This statement
received from mselti his name Henry r. GOsak, War
minister township Bucks county, Pa. lie known an over
the countrs iabUrng man, and cannot be denied
fbott strrtt go,l IA @N'~N'
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LFrOHl Nr. John u. .Hcrsan, DSHggist,l "a
" ptTTsBURG, Jan. II, lSi1-Hhe Syrup OF WIND Cherry
and Tar has given satisfaction to those who have used
it, know OF instance OF permanent cure OF Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shallbe able to sell at least
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

GtEMEN1'-looo bbIs Nelson & Browns Rosendale 200
- obls LousFlliei 30 do. Roman, for sale by
ian No % hAsm MA; "a Y HippL 81
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TUEI NAKEONt FeOTuaTy " IsIl'-.UfssFs. R0JfpgOU,
Logs q Co., am happy 10 inform yOB that think Dr.
Da'ss syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead 90
IN part OF the country out Of 1t, and have half
iDAcn bottles bespoke have been asked often for Or
DHrtss ItpRrattuE EJFact and Jgscph Bapig'g Jlgrge
LimCHt, that have taken the liberty OF writing IoT an
agency io the above arc, il agrceahle 10 you II % please
word, and send dozen OF each with large
show bills. Respectfully yOun, SAML. X. KEMPTog
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

but shall suboin few testimonials of its value seecte
from the thousands in possession, from all parts of Il
country.
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WELLsyILLE Ohio, January ~, Isi7he article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar md to be Valuable medicine, and il
considerably 10 practice have sold and nearly All
that have forwarded and would be pleased to have you
l another supply as soon as the means Of transportation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26
O0LEMAN's PATENT uNDuLAT0Ny NuITs

ial9 E. J., HART & CO., 7sTchOupitoulas 81
GB Planters and Others wanting the best and cheaes
Corn ~ ever offered in this any other market would do
well 10 call and examine these Mills beiore purchasing [
where as we have supply hand of the various sizes 10
sgis Sleam, Water Horse Power Prices from 800 10
purchaser. " ''e
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DFR; assM 4 HYArTs OFFICE AND RES


hOHn u McCREARY, PRINTING INK MAN
y 1gfthR, Nos. 33 and 1893 Stanton street, New
gass Dee no Spruce would call the attention OF
c rss 70 pr Improved Printing Inks OF various kinds and
Extra line Jet Black, for card and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26

4 I'D JAMAICA RIM d puneheons old Jamaica
KUN, IN bond, Tor sals accommodating terms 10 the
ees, y llai9l JOIN TooLE. g Bank Place.
ylltiH-lo0 packages. (boxes of Is and 100 lbs and
= s44thlls,) landing and q store. for sale By
lasa =. J. HART \ CO.. 70 Tchoupouas St.
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Awful Steamboat Disaster.

o. the 4ih instant, the s'esne o leans
S.. John was burn, 10 the water between
Mobile and Biidsepnt on tie Alabama river.
Il is supposed that about 80 persons were
drowned among them were Mr. James Nc.
K ain, of Camden, : C. well known to many
nf ouf ciI,zens, aud his mother, Nth ME-.
Vaughan end daug liter, also Of Camden. Ii.
Rec, Of the U. ). Army Ios, $3.50 Geo in
gold II is said. and several persons from Cali.
iornla los, their all The following accoun,
Of the disaster is copied from the Alabama
urnal:
TINS ST JouS.-Tke burning Of tie 81.
John with the accompanying loss ni life, is
the most disastrous caususlty which has oc-
Cured on our waters since the bursting a
Vie boilers o! tl,e Ben FIabklln. The scenes
say The passengers. were terrific The la
hes aud children, ii is also said, might have
bsen saved from The Stern IL the boat, except
from the hasty and lusuboidi.aie conduct o.
some If the crew, 10 takins the ,aa some
itst4ucs d4wn the s,reltn, where tn v laaded
A. in their haste, 'hey had neglected 10 iaki
he oars, tbs Captain aaea no .olal ,he "a . /
lad much difficulty IN reaching he hoai, auc
Fould no, do So il lime TO save The ladies'
He, however, rescued six persons who were
fHngag tn the ruddef. The engineer re
|Baiucd at lis post IN the mlls, al the foe, al
hough severely bufned, uatl the boat slrut
he shore, no then had the prccautlon |,
taIso the safety valve ard stop he engue
hlch saved maay who were floating, ttnn
~ing swept into the cufren, and drowned. -
Mr.. Carson was los, 80 endeavoring to saw,
his son. Judge Lindsey was not seen af
,er The boa, landed. The ladies' remaine,
n the sierra Of the boat untll their clothin,
was nearly consumed, ard werc then lorceC
IN sprine Inta the rlSer.
A passenger described 10 us the instan'a
neoas spread Of the f,ms, las rapid as fu
dry shurk pea or dry grass prairie
In three injuries the cabin had fallen IN.
The register Of passengers was lost. w,
pre- furnished, however, by tho Clerk of III,
boat with lis, vi the casualties, as Gar as as
ccrtained
Lcsr. = Mrs. In, and daughter. Cup
rosedl of Augusta, Ga Mrs. Vaughan, Mis-
Nsughan. Mrs. dekain. Mrs. Haley, Mis-
w right, aud ono or two others Messts. Nc
haln, of South Caroiua, L. b. Carson anC
N, Of Dallas CO., Judge Lindsey, Of Mobile
Thomas Stephens (pr,uler,l Of Camden, Ala.
our other names unknown, Hugh liugbs, .,
Mate Petef, (Slasard;) Esther, (Charfiber
nad;) "a Cook and eight negroes.
SAVED. = All the crew with the exception
f the "a mate.
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the foIlouing extracts from letters written b,
the editor Of Tho Columbia Is. CO. Tele
graph now 10 Washington, writes as follow
10 his paper. SIraws show which way thu
wind blows.
my idea is, first. to perfec, The Union o.
the South now so happily in progress. A
wear ago thought The South was doomed
!, seemed so dead to lis true situation, mouth
,nr after tho lessons Of miserable demagogucs
The sounding devices oiparIy. BI, this day
il past. There arc 90 more Wings no
maze Dsmocrats-ihere is bui one party,
the Party Of the South. The South Is
oro,sed, her banner is on " the outer wall +"
and the cry is sill they come, they come -
Let the good work go OIL
"Secnnd, to Dissolve THE Union immeii.
0lely, FORM SOUTHERN CoNrEDERAcy aud
TAKE POSSESSION by FORCE OF ARMS OF ALL
THE TEREIToRIEs suitable for slavery,
which would include all south of the North.
ern pafslIeI of latitude of Missour. Let
this territory then, be settled up by slave
holders. Let the Southern States give a
,rac, Of land and one slave TO every poor fam.
ly who will settle there.
Desperate discusses reg ire desperate rem.
edies. | see no other etiscrual remedy Tor
the disease Of the body polite than the one
pointed ou,--ihc question is bsfreen tbs and
no,hing. II you don't do this. wbu, can you
doi Nothing, but await your fate. 1t OBJ
,ous, ii The South acts. The action III uld be
prompt. Now IS the day AMI nov is the
hour. Oar enemies are gaining strength eg.
cry day. VIVA, is possible nov msy be in.
possible afler whic. The South are NOV.
log now--LsT THEN Move ca To security to
honor aud to greatness.
This is asvoca,ing disnuion per 81 and PCS
i1veiy, and is going farther than The Les's'a
iarc cf Virginia, or any Of our people will es
or go.
The Charleston Mercury say:
III (dirnniou) we're only question &c l
gain 10 the South ard great gam too, VIZ
SHOULD desire il TOO. As IT -. WE ONLY TX
Prcr IT.
Several papers in South Carolina have 81.
so come cut decidedly Tor disunion.
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RAILROAD Stockholders.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the North : .rsIio.
~ Stockholders in the Charlotte and South Caro-
ma Rs,l Road Company. that payment of ihs1 ,h
oh ard Sh instalments Of FIVE dollars each per share
Will be nqpired as foI'ows the 7tb on the 18th day
ct March; s'h on the 10Th day Of April and The
9Th on the 18th day Of May.
BY order Of The b lard
JOHN A. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
Feb. G. 1850. ;orr
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Medical Notice.

Medical Notice.
aDHE Wisiar Medical Society will hold its An.
eA nudl Meeting 10 Concord, at |, o'clock, A. NJ,
on Thursday. the 2cth of March, lo59.
Au Grafton will he delivered and Eli GERS elected
for the ensuing var.
BY order Of the PIesidrn',
NJ b. TAYLOR, Secretary.
March s, 1850
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20
WASHING MADE EASY,
How TO wasi, Clothes without VIA.
ehints, FasLtouds or Pounding BIy,eks.

e. END ME ONE DOLLAR Fee of Postage, snd
~ vii send YOU. by mail. a printed ciicni,r
giving plain direciiens for WASHING GLOBES
that will enable person g. d all the ws.bns Of
large family before breakfast, t.us ayoiaing all
the confusion Of washing day. This method re.
quires m machines, washbOards or pounding tar
rels--ao Turpeniinc Camphiur or other offensive
article-NO kUDBIN NC THE SKIN OFF YOUR
flAGLRs-no caring IF buttons, and wearing out
clothes. This plan SAVES TIE CLOTHES and
makes item whittier, and injgres the finest ia.
bic The article used cost bot few cent? fer
large washing, and can be ed anyw here
The circular also contains directions for CLEAR
SFARCilINC. IRONING LACES WASHING L.
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES removing
Stains Grease spots, Ml!d;w from Linen, Raising
the Nap o! Velvet, &c, &C.
These are tie greatest chemical discoveries Of The
sgr. All the iiotel-, STEAMERS, aud large Laundry
establishments use my method Of washing.
To avoid ldiaions and Countertciis, be sure TO
direct your Heller 10
Madame Beayeit,
Patent LauRdfess,
~ ARn-siroei, New York. Postage Paid.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT

THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The Committee of the Senate oc Massa.
husel's has reported resolutions directing a
'ock Of Massachusetts granite TO be prep,r.
q Tor the National Washington Monument,
Fi'h the following inscription, in relief, on
j. face:
" MASSACHUSETTS-OuR Country
sAFg WHILE rHR MEMORY OF WASHING.
Pos Is REvERED."
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a. preservation Of the
EN W q ME
by NJ. WISE & son, of virginia.
~ C2aHGla


EM W1SE& SON, finding it altogether mpossi.
4vA. bic TO attend personally to Tic great number
OF daily applications rom all seeti,n of the Union for
their Remedy or B4dness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary to appoint
General Iraeelltpg agent, to visit different cities
and towns through out the United States vcstng him
With authority TO appoint snb.ugcn.s use and vend
the HAIR Tome, and toapply the RESTORATIVE,
and To put them into The hands OF lhuse he may az.
point t. operate wherever sufficient Number Of pa.
tents III town neiehbnrhood shall he obtained
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT Of Fauquier county,
Va is alone authorized TO act General Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated.
Capt. c. may be expected TO visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns of the L.
MON.
N. B. Cap. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply of tho HAIR TONIC (Which cleanses
the head Of dandruf, strengthens and invignrales
The hair, ard prevents ~ also, from failing uf) for
the region of country most contiguous TO his opera.
tions, or 1t may always be OBJ aimed, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union by address.
ing the proprctors, NJ. WISE Il son, Richmond
Va.
lTPrice So per dpzrn cash. Six bottles fer SIS
or one dollar single bottle
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~ Notice.

4 LII persons in for taxes, are called on by
tA this notice to discharge public duty which
they owe TO their country, themselves and me, by
making immediate payment Especially would /
claim the attention Of those persons owing poll tax
I. N. ALEXANDER, Shift,
December /, lS49. 4-w.
N. b. don't like 10 trouble clever fellow for a
poli tax, and the man that pays without dun is al.
ways clever. +. N. A.
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Ashboroueh Herald.

We regret tina, the publication of this ster,
'og Wing paper has bea suspended for the
'anl Of sufficient encouragement. Ran
'olph County is certainly able to support one
Poper handsomely, and II will be shame i.
Pc people do no, cemc forward aud enable
Pc Editor 10 resume its publication.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-20
of ThOmpsOniaM BOt,l-
mic MEDICINES.
EPHR I'M l. A IL u A IL EE,
NJ "a SOIlIu CALVERT SEPEL,H
C.. OVER NAN.
l4tf

BALTIMORE
"AS the largest Botanic Establishment, in the
u n United States, and has always on hand the
most complete assortment ofpure Botanic Medicines,
in bulk or put up In neat and Id. packages label.
led with directions suitable for retailing Also, the
various Tineturcs and essential Oils with full as.
sortment of Botanic Medical Works, Syringes, &c.
Feb. 8, 1859. tic
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T. BUTLER KING.

Mr.. S. S Pieatss lately SAID in o speech
at New Orleans:
Accused then, be the hand put forth TO
loosea the golden cord of Union; thrice &C.
cursed tho lraitorous lips, whether northern
fanatics or southern demagogues, which shall
propose It's severance"
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E,:.st - sssztzs.7 Essssss7 saassS
6 Notice
for PrOsccutin: Claims al
the City of Washington.

w. 4" =
the City of Washington.
FHNliE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settle.
n ment and adjustment of all manner of clsims,
accounts or demands against the government of the
United States or any Foreign State country: be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
Of the pubhe Departments at Washington.
The procuring Of patents, Army and Navy Pen.
sions the collection of accounts against the Govern
meni, NIL Lind Claims. and every demand or other
business Of whatever kind requiring the prompt and
etfiec.ant services Of an Attorney or Agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the Seat OF the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
of business at the differen: Offices, well in Con
gress; added to his free access TO the abest legal
advisers if needed us,fcs the undersigned in pedg.
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost spa,ch
to hose who may entrust their business to his care.
Being well known to the greater part of the citizens
of this District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress 10 the last twelv, years,
it is deemed useless 20 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent of the business, but moderate in all
Address. II. C. SPALDING.
Washiugton,.D. c.
Nov. so, l849. 5-.f
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'N WAITER
W1 NAV -.
To Travel rs Agents for the
History Of the Mexican War.

IN HE subscriber is now publishing the History Of
~ the MEXICAN WAR, including Biographical
Sketches Of the lives of Generals TAYKoR, Scorr,
WoRTm, Wool, TwGGs, SHE DIS. and several Others
Of the most distinguished ,ii:crs illustrated with
numerous Portraits and Engravings,
az ). E29Gg, 6A. ..
number Of intelligent and enter prisng men of
good character Offered profitable omploy ment in
circulating BY subscription the above wo 10 Neck
lenburg county, and other counties in the State Of
North Carolina.
The terms. which liberal, will be given on ap.
plicailon 10 the subscriber, post paid.
This work will never be sold in the Book Stores
but exclusively by Agents, at reasonable and uni.
form price.
H. MANSFIELD Book Publisher
l2i York Street, New Haven, Connect ut.
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f,rmerly owned by George W Davis, deed, lying on
the waters Of Carr Creek, containing about As or
SO acres adj dining the lands Of John Glcwis, VIM.
Dunn, Alex Davis and Others The above Land is
all frs, rate woodland, except 10 acres, which has
Just been cleared and one crop raised thereon.
will give a credit of nine fmonlhs, by the pur.
chaser giving bolld with good security.
JSAMPLE DAVIS, Admir-.
March 90, 1850. l6o
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va We shall lay before our readers mex,
peek, part of MIR. Webstcr's Great Speech
Is length will proven. US from inserting it
Fnlirc.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a =
in all its various branches. Having secured lhs
services CT experienced worknen in The wood and
Smith shops, Paint ard Thinning Rooms, VITA
their skill my own long experience in The business
and stict ard careful supervision, hope TO merit
the confidence ct oil who may feel disposed TO give
me a rial | deem it unnecessary TO say more,
Than that all work dono 1t NV shop. whe,har new
work or repairing, shall not he surpassed By any
nork done in The South either in point Of neatucs
durability or dispatch, and hold myself response.
bic for any and every failure.
aTALL WORK WARRANTED.
feel exceedingly thankful for the patronage here.
to'ore bssowed. and most respectfully solicit con.
tiuus,ion of the same.
shop a few doors above the strni formerly occu.
pied by overman X Tro,,cr. Il, tho sign of tie
l<y,s1 y -
Sf)~tst
C. OVERNAN.
Charlotte. March 8. 1880 l4tf
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CAROLINA INN,
IT,.
eL.zNsTsf7s
9tTTs;:sst
CEE.gE2LGY'T'E. y: e.

N sHE above establishment, situated Tn Main
Il s'rec, third lot North Of Tie Public Square,
in the town ol Charlotte, has been constantly ken,
opcn by the present Proprietor, from the Ist OF
January lSIO 10 the present timc for the accom-
mediation OF the Pub il, and will continue to be
cpt opch for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged ard i'm.
proved 10 very coz siderable extent within the
last two years-the entire building is in complete
repair and is 50 constructed that all the.rooms
have abundant light and cen be ventilated al plea.
sure.
The Stables are not IN eFor TO any belonging
to any similar E.tablis hDtnt in " cstern Nor
Carolina; and care will be taken that they shall
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
and provtLdi and attended by faithful ard expe.
ricnced Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every exerion To give
satisfaction 10 all who may pa,tonizs his House,
and hesiates not 10 say that, from ten years OK.
perience he will be able to keep up The accommo.
daIlon at the Carolina lnn in style not surpass.
ed by any Public House in the interior countrv-
and he takes this opportunity to return his cor.
dial respects 10 generous Public for past favors
and respectfully sohcits continuance Of their
patronage and confidence.
DRON Frs can, at all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots, free OF charge,
and furnished with grain at low prices.
W The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and dcrar! III weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct IL, lsl9. stiff