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o,Nr G. w. JAsss No Harrison street, Cineinn.t Ohio, \,
travelling agent sAos assisted ~ Aes~ss
r. sslrs, T. Dssr, JAsos TArLoR,J W. AxnsrHoss, w.
.s.Y, Dx. JosH5A WADswoHTE, ALsx H. Laws, and H. r.
0sAvks
n1mr Hssau NJ Lewis, Montgomery, Alabama, Is
agent Alabama and Tennessee
[.l.,rd BY his sons, James o. and Samuel d. Lewis
m GoyLpIH, Of Richmond Virgins, general agent
yrxns assisted by travelling b. PoLISx and JAsEs
m soaAs
1Eswaps SANFORD CO., express agents and bankers
United States Lsndon Liverpool have been appointed
for UHi0nn authorized receive subscriptions
and paper Their orce In London NO ~
street, Liverpool No Columbia Buildings
|his concern this with the welknown
house Co.. agents. and entitled 10 e conn
ksncs Of our friends abroad
nr IsRAsL No. l89 South Tenth street, Phadcl-
hs general travelling agent assisted by Mess WIN H.
WsLp Jsnn COLLINS, JANIS DEsRIHa, kRE WsLLH"ron'
IT, A. EVANS JoHH r. LOCKE, JOS BUTTON, Ekoxsx
In. button, and THOMAS D. NIcx.
n7-Kecsps ffome the above will be good
nM H. D. JOHNSON, of Galveston Ia authorized TO procure
subscriben, 4 c., the Union in Texas.
o. PALAsR, the American Newspaper Agent Is the only
this paper In the cities OF Boston, New York.
Phsdpha duly empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions required byus His receipts will be
regarded payments His Offices HeBoson Congress suesli
New York. Tribune budng Philadelphia northwest Of
Third Chestnut streets.
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From the Baltimore sun Of yesterday.


The Pacific arrived at New York at 10 o'clock las
night On the nth she broke her cross Tree, and wac
compelled TO make the voyage with the balance OF the
engine On the 18th she passed. the Niagara
Mrs MowaiI is among the Paclhc's passengers.
EkGLAsD-Beyond the passing through committee OF
the bill TO substitute house tax Tor the window tax, and
little squabbe The vote TOR twenty thousand doll
for service money, and the Introduction Of
bill 10 authorize parliamentary elections 10 be taken By a
vote by ballot nothing has been done IN Parliament
the sailing OF the Asia The royal commissioners, the
executive committee, and large party OF distinguished
foreigners present in the country have been invited BY
Mr. Brown, M p, 10 dine with him on board the Amer-
promises 10 be magnificent Peabodys entertainment
10 the American minister, July 4th, passed of with
great eca and honored by the presence OF grea,
number OF the highest men OF fashion.
FRAkcE--Tbe report OF M. DE Tocquevie, relative 10
the revision OF the constitution, will be presented TO The
Assembly to-day, the 9th II is the a-engrossIng topic
The President has returned Pars, after having been
well received Beantris. Sc The commercial accounts
favorable Than factories have large London orders
Raw silk is advancing The Boarse is dull. Furs are
9If 45c. TO a4f 53c
DENMARK The ministers of the King OF Denmark
have resigned in body Count Mulee has been charged
to form a new cabinet.
CAPE OF Coon HopE.-Latest dates are to the 3st of
May The is unsatisfactory procrastnated
feared Several petty skrmishes are reported on
the frontier The British necessarily successful The
mail between King William Town and Graham Town,
tured by the enemy
The excitement at Cape Town at the reported removal
Oh tHe seat Oh government
MARKETs,-The market for cotton is in favor OF the
buyer, quotabe decline. Sales Of the three days
10000 bales 5000 Of which taken by SPECTATORS for
export. The sales on Wednesday were 5000 bales
Flour is unchanged, at steady Corn is in fair
demand prime yellow, 49,; white, 3os 3ls Provis
ions very dul-prces are unchanged Sugar is in
slow request, and prices have downward tendency
Coffee is in limited demand-prces supported. Moasses
is unchanged Rice is firm, but inactive Prices OF tea
are well sustained, with fair demand.
The money market is unchanged Consols are a frac-
American stocks unchanged
The Manchester market is very dull
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THE UNION.

for reviewing the true relations which the States bear &c
each Other and 10 the Unon under the federal compact
II will enable the patriotic TO hold sweet communion to-
gether, irrespective OF miserable partisan divisions. over
The great and absorbing question which concerns our po
cal peace. and 10 strengthen each others hearts and
hands Tor renewed efforts in the of equality The
nmld and doubling may seize the occasion gather light
and courage Those conscious of honest re-
trace their protess wandenngs. and last, though not
least the bad can be held up TO public execraton and
scorn and be shorn OF their power to do harmhey who
would despo and devasate this fair heritage OF Heaven
TO indulge at hest morbid sckly and mistaken senti.
ment-to md forever all there is valued and beautiful
from tram OF events which has long furnished wonder
and admiration for envious aud erroneous wond-o
cast down the strong and impossible barrier which free
constitution has erected between freedom and desposm.
sand shut tho gates of mercy mankind"
have the honor 10 be, with profound regard. your
friend, d. s DICKINSON.
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BY DYER * MCGUIRE. Auotioneer..

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
WASHING TON AT AUCTiDN.-On Monday, August II,
O'Clock, the premises sha . ~
brick buildings known the Union Buildings
street uu between 18Th and 18th fronting
ylysnia described the plat No.
25t ~ and $50 deep,
l,I3o square feet
SECOND and third sones back buildings and
which together with the ocsUu render
rabe unng be
class hotel for which better site be found
this
extensive printing and book binding establishment
having been executed
the facilities for manufacturing IL
snords opportunity for capitalists and pro6a
bic nvesmcnt.
immediately aer the sale Of the bOvedeserbed property
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We continue The publication OF the letters addressed to
the late Fourth of July celebration at Tammany Hall by
inserting the following. which, with those already pub.
shed by us constitute all that have yet met eye
Letter from Major DonelsOn.
WASHINGTON, July /, 1851.
GENTLEMEN | received your falterng invitation
dated The sh' umo. asking my attendance at the cee-
braton OF the approaching anniversary OF our lndepeDd
ence by the Iammany Society Nothing could be more
gratifying to me than 10 comply with this invitation, but
The nature OF my engagements here renders impossible
have held vsneration for your Society," having
partaken OF its hospitality when quite youth. in the
suite OF General Jackson, In 1919, who was then the
guest OF your city. was present when he toasted the
great Clinton the governor OF New York. and was deeply
impressed by the generous manner in which your So
cety responded to noble sentiment OF patriotism, over
looked the temporary suggestions OF party SPIRIT and
united in tribute OF mered honor to name which was
destined to illustrate great democratic principle, al
though it was not then in entire harmony with the dis
cplne which the advocates OF that principle recognised,
and which has so desevedly commanded the public re-
spect for its general soundness. and IFS uniformly healthy
influence on the interests OF the country;
In the spirit OF that same patriotism, can well under
stand the working of the influence OF old Tammany, which
assembled to commemorate birth nation. As
true the needle TO the pole, that influence will 20 back
and will return with increased energy TO the work which
is to expe from political system whatever has crept
into il calculated TO undermine the principles impressed
upon it by our fathers Among these exocs none has
proved SO dangerous that which has been originated
by the mistaken idea that slavery an institution
be touched by the action OF the federal government,
that difference Of opinion respecting its moral and social
effects could be LAID hold OF party teshus arrayhg
one section OF the Union against another and weakening
those alernal and patriotic affections which bound
together in The Tor our independence, and
without which country, like vessel without hoops,
will fall to pieces, whatever may be the form OF the
, constitution
You have, therefore, gentlemen, the pledge of my
hearty cooperation in putting down this common enemy
of country, and in enabling you realize the hope
that the lofty energies of democratic epublcansm shall
be efectually revived and expanded throughout the
Union
In this hope allow 10 change little the words of
General Jacksons toast in 1919, and to offer in the fol-
lowing form
The patriotic people of the great State OF New York
They will permit abolition party break up the
force oil democracy in preserving the inheritance bequeah
ed to us by the authors Of our glorious constitution"
am gentlemen, with great respect your obedient and
obliged servant
A. j. DONELSON
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This Irish patrio,-who was transported some years
since by the British government to the convict colony
Sdney--has made bis escape to California We publish
with great pleasure in another column the account Of
The welcome extended to him by fellow. citizens on
the Pacific, AZ we receive il in our California exchanges
No accoun, il given Of the manner Of Mr. McManus's
escape and silence That point dictated, we presume.
by prudential. motives.
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letter from Rome Ga, under date OF the I4th says
/" Our depots both burned to the ground Yesterday
Sunday morning, abou, halt. past o'clock were
aroused from sleep 10 witness a scene which little
expected when we lay down. the river depot on
FIRE and burning within twenty feet Of where w.
ing, and burning rapidly that il with much diff
Guilty saved most important books and papers
The loss of the railroad company will be from $1,000
Is doIlars.n
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BY DYER q McGUIRE, Auct,oneers.

ENIRST WARD PROPERTY AT AUCTION--On Thursday sf
tcrnoon, July the 24th at O'Clock, the premises shall
sell valuable lol ~ OF lot H. No lo situated
2lst Pennsylvania and
front of 6a feet and back from 10 100
Also lot ~, square, improved by frame
houses 43 feet front by IS feet deep.
cash balance in twelve, and eighteen
MONTHS satisfactorily secured bearing Title indsu
DYER MCGUIRE,
July Cot Auctioncers.
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BY DYER Il McGUIHE, Auctioncers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-On Friday af-
tenoon, July 2 o'clock the shall sell lot
No Davdsons subdivision No 342 fronting 25 feet
on X morrill, 10Th
Tems Onethird cash balance in equal annual instruments Of
and years, with interest, satisfactorily secured
DYER u MCGUIRE,
July I'D Auctionees
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or nasonic.-Tbe Grand Lodge OF Columbia
iabors "wednesday AID
m. Masonic Hall, that time being the was
" caiei In May last.
The and members will be attendance
report constitution will
be presented for the action Of the Grand lodge
By order of the NJ w. q. Master.
CHAS. =. FRAILEy,
Grand
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NAvAL-United States steam frigate Snsquehanna,
from Norfolk for Rio Janeo and China, all well, was
spoken June 10. latitude "a deg 10 min N, longitude
37t deg w BY Russian ship Abo which arrived at
Quebec ilth instant, from Cadlz The ADO took letter
bag from the Sus9uehsna, which was forwarded from
Quebec 18th inst, by mail
United States brig Perry, Commander Foo,e, bound 10
Cape de Verd islands, was al ST. Helena June g.
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We commend most especially TO readers the letter
which publish to-day from Hon. d. s. Dickinson II
is in keeping with the eminent character Of the man
who penned and OF the honest hear, and high intellect
which have borne him with unspolted escu,cheon
through the heaviest trials that fall upon states.
man
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numbered according Dnvidson
the and situated in that section Of the first ward where
property rapidly improving
viii lots ~ D. and square I6
proceed square 1863.
The terms liberal, will be known lie sale.
II A. GREEN,
July l6-eoSds hucuoueer.
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New YoRK. July 22-2, p. m.--Ths steamship Cherokee
brings adyces Havana 600 Port
Prince the Adj OF July, pronounced against the gov
eminent and attacked day by the troops, and
repued, Win the loss % killed and wounded The in
sugens had etreated the with munitions of
maintain themselves. A large number OF young
had joined the nsurrection Between Principe and
Jago people had also proclaimed against the govern
me
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m All RED,

on 4h Instant In Baltimore by Rev. Mr. ArrLrpr JAMES
GORDON of Washington, u. G., TO MISS SARAH r. BROWN
daughter OF ELIJAH BRows, Of Baltimore.
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Nav YORK, July 22-2, p m.
Stocks inaotve-Unted States S. 1867 II6I: Ohio
6s, 1854 Pennsylvania IS, 81; Canton Company 81
Flour quiet, with sales OF standard brands 50 i2t
81 lSs, and southern ut 81 81 "a 43i Wheat du with
sales OF 300 bushels on private terms Cotton is dull
der the foreign but change has taken place in
prices. Whiskey, 2Ia rs cents, in hhds. and bbls
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PHILADELPHIA, July 22-2. p. m

PHII.ADKLFHIA, July ~. p. IN.
Business in every department is quiet Stocks steady
U. 6's, 1867 ll6t Pennsylvania 5s 90b 81 Flour Is
quet-saies Of 5000 barrels sandard brands
"a 25 Corn meal and rye -four unchanged Sales 500
bushels red wheat 81 white do. at 80 10I
Yellow GO cents. Rye, IL cents. Oas A. Gems
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Among the passengers by the Crescent City at New
York from Chagres Major Hobble and ) PIERCE oil
Washington.
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DURHAM COW AND CALF AT AUCTIoN.--On Thursday
~ morning July 10 O'Clock the Centre
cell ui- hooded Durham and calf. Terms cash
DYER MCGUIRE
July I'D Aucuonc.rs,
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Nv A. GREEN. Auet,oneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
L SITUATED IN THE FIRST WARD-on Monday, the
Instant shall sell the commencing O'Clock p
precisely, the following list OF valuable building
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square No. 40, lots is, 49, IL, and 10.
Terms fourth cash balance equal nsalmen Of O. a. ne
and "a MONTHS with interest, satisfactorily secured.
DYER Mcguire,
July 2l-d Aucuoueers.
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ny DYER = MeoUIRE, Auet,on.er..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-On Monday
afternoon, July 2s ats O'Clock, the premises,
building lots OF 20 feet each by loo feet being
H. No 3p fronting west
STR
Also whole OF lot No Ia in square, fronting
street 81 feet inches front by 2o deep winch
o purchasers.
balance sis nine twelve months
with interest," satisfactorily secured,
July nd DYER h MCGUIRE, Auconeer.
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Alexandria and Washington Boat.
Thomas Coivr's week.
4 s<r-1 The steamboat THOMAS CoLrYER will dc
EySaAHe part nj the following hours. coach connects
with the boat in Washington. Boats fare iak
Persons and leaving boat "Trip, 9s
The Thomas Colyer will be Mount Vernon
week.
Leave Alersndria at ~, Ok, Tx, iX,3,4k,
Leave washington at sk 10y, n, AZ 81, ak,L
July 9a-5t SAMUEL. GEDNEy, Captain,
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uALf-NGARLr ACCOUNTs.-CLAGETrk bODsoN re-
III specially notify their having accounts on men
rre that their b WIN be hrore me s
nmo when either with the money or by
notes Of hand, viii b. thankfully received .z..
June @-3taw1wn cLAeEIi - poDsoN'
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".
THE session of institution will "Wednesday,
9Th Of October. the last
made
chemistry Tue Of the college carefully
aud the course stpdy adapted
dents The whole exclusive law
hep olasss For proficiency any degree
Bachelor Of Philosophy proficiency twelve
Guiding the ancient languages the degree of D. aud for prof
cheney in all, the degree "a. NJ.
Faotup
Right Rev John Johns, u. ~ President Professor Of
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tuckef Professor OF Municipal and Constitutional
Benjamin Ewel Professor Mathematics Natural Science
Morgan j. sncad, Pm. D. Professor OF Languages.
Henry Washington, Professor History Political Economy
Rev sns Totten D. d., Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric
Robert Gstewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
July 23-lawdw
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Aueuons.r.

By DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auetiopeers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE IsLAND.-on Fhs
day afternoon, July Vs. at O'Clock, the pr.uiseS shall
sell lots 81, 81, No 37 situated
and depth OF 100 feet, running back a 30fce sicy
Terms One third cash balance and year,, interest,
satisfactorily secured.
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
July 29-d Aucdone.rs
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We continue the publication OF the letters addressed to
the late Fourth of July celebration at Tammany Hall by
inserting the following which, with those already pub
shed by us, constitute all that have yet met eye
Letter from Major DoneisOn.
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i,A"rAleNs OF the Rto Grnpde and of Mexico, with
notes OF e recent work OF Major Ripley aor isaac
Jnly9 tRANCK TAYLOR.
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A Treatise Milch-covs, whereby quality n
quantity milk which viii accurately
by external indications
Of will milk, hc., &c by 3.
skinner Price 81
Cae, Breeds Management, and Diseases
syo,
Complete Faer and Horse Doctor containing
diseases, Of the horse tho
road, with advice TO purchasers; price 23 cents
TAYLOR h MAURY,
June Booksellers, near street.
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| SERVICE Anoat and Ashore during the Mexican
- War; by Lieut. Raphael u. 8. N. volume
Cravings and map.
| Course of Creation by John Anderson, ID. ID.
/ North American Review Tor July.
Stuart DunoathA story OF the Present Time by the Hon.
Caroline Norton. FRANCk TAYLOR
/ July
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IN ROXY the early settlement and Indian Wars
II Virginia vol, syo; by Wills de Hss illustrated
by me engraving
Byrnes Dictionary Of Engine wsk and Engineering "a
Punehs Complete Letter Writer. with illustrations
Godeys Ladys Book for August.
Graham's Magazine for August.
uiric The Voices-s Poem by r. g. Fav.
Jenny Linds our through America VOL portrait
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR HMAURy,
July ~ pool settlers near OH street.
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To the Public!

NTOTICE-The public is hereby notified not
~ to purchase or trade for the following, de-
scribed notes, each signed on the 22d day of Jan
uary, 1s4S, by John Tarlton, and made payable
to W. C. C. G. Martin, at the office of discount
of the Canal and Banking Company, New Or
leans, and marked "aae u0rietur, with per cent
interest from maturity till paid, viz: the first for
the sum of $4,000, falling due on the 1st of April,
1S49; the second for the sum of $3.50, on the lst
Of April, 1850; the third for the sum Of $500,
due on the 1st of April, 1851 the fourth tor the
sum Of $500, due on the 1st Of April, 1882 the
fifth for the sum of $3.50, due the 1st of April,
1883; and the sixth for the snm of $4,000, due on
the 1st Of April, 1s54-the said notes having been
executed to secure the payment OF a tract OF land
sold by the said Martin to me, described as con-
tanning 1900 arpents, when on survey the said
tact IS found deficient in quantity more than one
half. The undersigned is determined not to pay
more than the proportion of the price that the
real quantity of land bears to the quantity sold
JOHN TARLTON.
June IS, 1851. 70
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g0ggga g0RlgRa
THE SECRE ET.

IL ~ Ii ~ - - =
Happily there lived maiden,
Loved by many-loving none;
Time to her was flower laden,
Beauty round her way was strewn.
Came there then a youth so boldly,
Loved by many-loving none:
Asking of her somewhat coldly-
Art thou happy, gentle one
Brightly raised her eyes up to him,
All this joy around him spread
/ were wicked, if not happy
As the soft hours silver tread,
Then he bent down to the maiden,
Press'd kiss upon her cheek;
Fear, surprise and JOY commlnghng,
Vain her lips essayed to speak.
Raised again her eyes up to him,
Reading what his thought exprest,
Gently bent her head unto him,
Leaning on his manly breast.
Darling, darlingr' said the lover,
While he drew her to his heart.
She was loved, and she was loving
DuL tneIr lives were lar apart.
Now each hour with silvery clearness,
Whispers darling in her ear:
Dreaming g-dreaming-ev dreaming,
That such heart-chimes she doth hear.
Sometimes she doth ask him softly,
IF he loves her-loves her yet?
More to hear the kind replying,
Than the fear he will forget.
Then the waves Of life upspringing,
Drift their pathways far apart;
But the spirit, confines spurning,
Answering to the answering heart.
Start not, gentle maiden, reading,
That thy secret now is told;
None but him-the loved and loving,
Me and thee-the secret hold.
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nrs. banning s Miles

RESPECTFULLY announce that Mr.. A.
X SHERMAN, No. 10 St. Charles street,
New Orleans, has an assortment OF Banning
RODY BRACES. Persons wishing the Instru-
ment will find DR.. Sherman well quaiineo, nom
srrsat experience in the business, to apply and
6. them. A female is in attendance to wait on
ladies. m Persons sending for Brace must send
tho measure round the hips. mZo
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NIOTICE.-The public is cautioned not to
lN trade for note subscribed by me in favor
of Madame P Verdier, for $1,000. payable one
wear from date, said note being dated the 10th of
May 1851. The consideration Tor which this
note was given having failed, will not pay 1t
unless compelled by law.
r There is a credit of $40 paid on the
10th of May, 1851, and carried on the back of
ss;d note 23
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Law Agency.

Turing my absence from the parish of St
IL MARY. nv friend JULES G. OLIVIER,
ESQ.,, will represent me in my professional bust
ness in said parish. He is also authorized to
stipulate for my services, counsel in cases
in which he may be employed with me in said
narisb. THOMAS H. LEWIS.
Franklin, June IS, 1851. 6m
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The PIanters Blacksmith Shop!

ABEL COOPER respect
nsps as sa5Ig hs public obi hs that BseIag h.
business in all its branches, at his old stand
Immediately below Capt. Gases's saw mill, in
Franklin. where he fatters himself that planters
and the public in general can be better served
and on more reasonable terms, than they can be
at any other shop in the place, and equal to any
in Attakapas in every kind of work pertaining
to BIacksmithing. All he asks is fair trial, that
the public may Judge for themselves.
~ A liberal discount to those who make
cash nayments