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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-30
GRAFTON CT MR.. WEBSTER
Delivered July s, 1851,

Al NE Capifol, on the occasion Of Laying The Cor
nsr-sio'se Of fhe Erfension fine Capitol
FELLow-CiTIzExs Icangraiulaie you.
| give you joy. on the return Of this Ami
versary: aud | lrliriia,e you. also. on The
more particular purpose of which This
day has been chosen TO
witness The fulilmeni. Hail! all hail ! ]
see before and around me mass Of faces,
glowing with cheeifalness aud patriotic
nride. | see thousands Of eyes. turned
towards o,her E, es. all sparkling with gra-
iitica,ion and delight. This 10 The New
World !! This is America. And this e
Washington, the Capital Of the United
States And where else, among the Ma.
,ions, can the seat Of government be sur
rounded, on any day efany year. by those
who have more reason 10 rejoIce in the
blessings which they possesss Noahere.
fellow -cilizens: assuredly. nowhere. let
Ne, then, meet this rising sun with joy and
thanksgiving!
This is Thai dsy &c lhe year which an
nounred TO mankind the great TACT Of Ame-
rio an Independence. This fresh and bril-
liant mounirg bIcsses our vision with an
o,her beholding of the Birthday Il ou'
Nation; and We see that naliea. Of recen
origin, now among The most consisls rahls
and powerful. and spreading oseI the con
tinent, frnm SEA 10 sea.
Among The iirst roionis's from EarcP'
"a This part of America, there were some
doubtless. who contemplated the disisn
consequences of their undertaking, an.
who saw great fuiuIi,y; but. in general
,heir hopes were limited to The enjoymen
of ! safe asylum from ,yranny. religion
. and civil. and 10 respectable Subsistence
By industry and toll. A thirk veil hid ou
, times from their view. Bul she progress
America. however slow. could no, bu.
length awaken genius. and attract The y
,eniion nf mankind. m ts8 M
Il In The early par, Of ihe next century
|, Bishop Berkeley. who, il will be remem
! berc.I, had rasisied for some lime IN New
: pa,. in Rhode Island, wro'e his vel
!. known Verses on The Prospectof plan
i inc Ar,s and I.earnieg in Amsrica. ~
! las, s,anza 81 this Ililr Poem seems
: ha, . been rroduerd hs-ayhish pae'lr
i. iusr,rs'loii' go
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en- hAk hetn frlfnqnlrhed - bounty 10
new company. who iook Il in hand nm
der hellrr suspirrs iur eaffying IL through
~ completion. Boz lhaI ID has now bern
finished and equipped Al rosi a sever
Tern millions more. and promises 10 he .
paying slork ii the u hole sum ofiwfnly-
ihrer millions.
We hare moi. Il Is true. The wonderful
resources and advantages of New yoIk.
and il is with no hope 10 rival her great
works that rrriie lhrse outlines of her
system Of improvement; bu, ~ show thai
our undertaking is MOI dispropar,innrd 10
our means or our neressilies. When a
silizen Of Merkienburg or Cahauus shall
be enabled 10 breakfast ai home. dine la
Raleigh. and sap ON The same day and II
no very unreasonable hour in Whining
ION. Beaufort. Newbern. Norfolk or Pr
lersburg. he all accomplish no mole in
overcoming distance lhan is now done
daily hy hundreds. moi 10 say thousands.
in N. Yoik as web as in other States ol
The Union. And he will readily perc, i've
what benefits will accrue 10 him when he
too ran accomplish in one day hal now
requires more than week.
The time and circumstances are all pro.
pilious in The commencement of our work.
We are in The first year Of The lailrr hall
Of The nineteenth century. We have jusl
finished one Of those ,lerades appointed by
ihe Constitution. when The Federal census
exhibits to us anew The population ant
slaiisirs &c The country. The progress
of Nor,h Carolina ,Inling this perio,l !,
less cheering than that Of several Other
States, but mnre SD Than il has been dur
ing any former one. Her population, nov
$4,000 soul-. vii easily attain 10 am
exceed a million by The next census al ih
same rate of increase as during The last lei
years. With the discouragemenis 10 emi
CATION. By reason nf the greater iisianc
Of The fresh lands al The South aud West
the enconragemenis and rewards To indus
try in The expenditure nf three millions 4
dollars in The construction nf this wor
alone. fnol 10 speak Of The improvement
on The Cape Fear aud beyond the Bin
, Ridgr;l in The grand result which is TO nu'
, from iis completion. lha, our internal n
sources Of mineral and agricultural rich'
are 10 be brought OUT as permanent AZ
|, increasing contributions To The nation
, weallh.-I trust she is entering on lh
! new era with brighter destiny. III
! second Stale Of the South in geographic
: extent; The second in population from y
! revolution downward. until she has be'
oulsirippe,l By her younger sisters fe
nessce and Kentucky. she possesses el
/, menls Of opulence and power which
: quire but the general extension Of . 81
/ tenn OF improvement 10 enable her 10
/ with The proudcsl members Of The Unio
. 10 which none is mnre devoted, consla
! and faithful.
/, / remain, dear sir. very truly yo,rs.
WILL. a. GRAHAM.
y lion. j. M. MoREHEAD.
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LETTER
PROM Hon. WIN. a. Graham.

/. e,ul. 10 an Insit4lisn 10 attend Inc Celeszs.
,iaa u Breskins Gioand sn he N. c. Rail.
rad. 4, 0rsssuzl,arough. n. G.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-08-05
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR,
OF THE
South Carolina Institute.

TIL; Third Annual Fair of the s o u T. II
CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion
Of Art, Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry,
will hc held in Charleston, S. c., opening on
MoSDAY, l7th November, and continuing dur.
ing the week
Specimens in every branch of Mechanism,
Art and Industry; also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar,
Tobacco and AL other Agricultural Products, are
solicited, for which suitable premiums will be
awarded.
The following special Premiums are ofEsred:-
For the six best specimens Of Steel made from
Spnrtanburg or other Iron, the product Of q
.>oulhcrn Slate, and manufactured into Edged
Tools Of any kinda Gold Medal
N. B.--A specimen Of The Steel in Bars to bc
sent with the Tools.
For the largest quantity of Cocoons raised on
one plantation, not less than Ten Bushels-A
Gold Medal or $50.
For the largest quantity Of Spun Silk the pro.
dncc ot any one plantation, not less than Ten
Ponnds-A Gold Medal or Premium Of ESQ.
For the best Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some
new principle, superior 10 that now in genernl
nse; or for any real and important improvement
Oh the present onc--h Gold Medal.
For ii.c Invention of suitable machine for
Pnlyersing Red Pepper "A Gold Medal.
For ;ln. best Steam Engnc--A Gold Medal.
For the best model Steam Fire Engine-A
Gold Medal.
a large and commodious building hns been
selected for the Exhibition, md every care will
be paid 10 the reception and care ofArticles sent
To the Fair. All Specimens must be in by the
l:IIh November.
Contributors toihc Fair arc respectfully re.
q',cst"d when they forward Specimens for Ex.
hhiions 10 send full descriptions ofthe Articles,
use, and proper for publication.
Address J. H. TAYLOR
Chairman Of Committee on Correspondence.
June 18th, 1851. 50 II
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|par, Of the country. He travelled
through The Southern aud Western
Stntes, for the purpose OF getting npnn
expedition agnins, Mexico. for which
he was tried for high treason. He then
fed 10 England, where his papers were
seized, and himself thrown into prison.
lie was liberated soon after. travelled
in France aud Germany, md returned
to New York in 1912. lie resumed
the practise Of law II, No. Is Nassau
street. Being tightly esteemed by his
fellow citizens, the effort was unsuc.
cessfnl, and ho soon fell int" decay
in mind, bcdv, and rs,u'c. Mathew
l.. Davis, his last solitary friend, suck
10 him closer than brother, aud had
him lodged in solitary hut, with II
lonely widow, on desert sand bank
in the wlJs OF Staten Island. Here,
,through.hc bounty Of Mr.. Davis, he
lived eighteen mouths; md here
on the night Of tue lIh Of September,
1886, died Aaron Burr, in tho sIs,
year of his age, with not friend to
close his eyes, or wipe the dew drops Of
death from his brow. Washington,
Adams, Jay, and Hamilton died sur
rounded by weeping friends, and
their graves were bedcwcd by tears Of
n continent. '.lc that honorc,h me
will honor; he tha, d"spisrrh me shall
be lightly cslecmed,' smith tho book
whose author is divine. Burr was
buried II. Princeton New Jersey
Laurie Iodl.
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That's right, aint it, daddy? 1t was
all on the square. / was the lawyer
against the dog, and Joe Becchor
was fur him, but his arguments vus
knocked all to thunder when
brought tho murdered body inter
court. 1t took 'cm all down. They
all gnv in that I was rite. He aint
worth a rusty nail now, but as soon
as he's dead he's worth fifty cc,lts,
'cordin to law, at the City Hall, and
we want the money fur 4th of July
The old gent seemed surprised at
the logic Of the boy, but was about
entering another plea iov the con.
demncd, when the scene was inter
ruptcd by the arrival of the owner of
tho dog, Ga stout Irishman,) who
soon dispersed judge, jury, execution.
er, and rescued the trembling culprit.
". O. Picuyuue.
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D. ]. WINN,
dS;BeCEFAyT 'FaRg,OVS

:, "o',ld respectfully inform his friends md
thc public gen" rally That h. now has on hand
ana on Is for sale on reasonable terms q large
ana splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cusrirncrs
NS2 and 'rsiirgs. with Hats, Caps, @a
FS Suspcmicrs, Cravnis. Socks fine lin lSa
III cn md Mcrino Shirts, Drnwcrs,
Gloves, lrandk crchi e., Umbrellas. dc.
Men and Boys Rcany Made Clothing Of eve.
ry description and variety.
Complete Militnry Quits, Uniforms, Swords,
III nnl,t's. &r.. furnished n, short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter ltiilemcn furnished on
reasonable terms.
Ij'ilis vcstinrs are peculiarly rich. consisting
n! far richer patterns Than ever previously cx.
hbi:-d in his market.
Oct. l6 1850 81 ,f
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ASTRONOMICAL ENTHUSIASM

ASTRONOMICAL ENTHUSIASM. =
The following extract from the Paris
correspondence OF the Republic, fur:
nrshes striking illustration Of the
enthusiasm with which astronomers
pn,snc their tavoritc researches:
Mr.. Bond, son Of the Director of
The Cambridge Observatory, and
himself an enthusiast in astronomi al
science, is At Paris, on his way to
Norway to sec tic great eclipse,
\ very large number Of Enropcan
astronomers intend starting from
Eng,anr for bergen. the Norwegian
capital, about the beginning of July.
1t is hoped that n government yacht
will ac placed at their disposition.
In nearly all parts Of Norway, the
eclipse vii! be total at about three
O'Clock i'll tie Afternoon. THIS IS,
perhaps, !hc most favo' able position
for viewing the celestial phenomenon.
If the travellers could manage to
have n good view Of the Maclstrom
besides, they would certainly make
most profitable excursion, in a sci.
cn'llic point Of view
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Aaron ls.arr.

About the year 1905 Colonel Burr
was owner Of nearly one. .fonrth of a
block fronting Nassau, Cedar and Lib.
erly streets, and Broadway. lie was
an eminent lawyer, will, an extensive
practise. was informed by one OF the
profession that his practice at one pc.
riod was worth ten thousand dollars
a year. ] used frequently 10 sit on
jiurics in the old City Hall (now the site
Of the custom housc) when Hamilton
and Burr we're the opposing counsel.
They were both acute lawyers and
eloquent speakers. A remarkable
incident took place one day. They
were trying the validity Of will.
Hamilton having the will in his hand,
happened TO hold it between tho window
and his eyes. He rose, and prayed The
court TO stay tho proceedings, and,
handing the will up TO the Judge, Ct
think il was Brochholst Livingston, J
remarked: "If the court please, there
is witness from Heaven that viii set
this matter al rest. lflhe cour, please,
hold the instrument SO as 10 look
through the paper. The water mark
is dated live years after lie was dead.
or course ycrdic. for the dc!cndon,
was given at once.
In The year 1900 Colonel BUR- vas
elected TO The Office of Vicc. Presiden,
Of the United States. On tho Il,h OF
July, 1903, he retired from political
lIc. The fatal termination of The duel
With Hamilton, and the verdict ofswilfu
murder rendered by the coroner's Jury
caused him 10 absent himself from mi,
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion (as Ordinary of said DstricO of the
personal property as derelict Of John
Hanks late of Sumervile decd; and |
avail myself OF this method to notify all
persons indebted TO the decd to make i'm.
mediate payment to Mr.'L. B. Hanks, my
Agent (n this particularly and those hav.
ing demands against deed will hand them
in duly a,,csted according TO law.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
AUG. Cd 1850 Al tf
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Trial for "Slcepinc in n5eet,n. :"

A'islA III OlcciolllS Ill N1ccClNS.
Justice Winslow-"What do you
know about John Wadltighs sleeping
in mccting?'
Witncss-'I know all about it.;
'talnt no secret, | guess
Justicc-"Illcn tell us all about
it; that's just what We want to know
Witness, Scratching his head. }
"Wcll, the long and short of it is,
John Wadlcigh is a hard workin.
man; that is, he works mighty hard
doing nothing, and that's the hardest
work there is done. 1t will make q
fclIer sleep quicker than poppy
leaves.-So it stands to reason that
Wadlciyh would materially be sleepy
sort Of a pcrson.-Wcll, the weather
ls sometimes materially considerably
warm, and Parson Moody's sarnon
is sometimes rather heavy like
Stop! stop. said Justice Winslow,
no reflection upon rarson Moody;
that is not what You were called
here for
Witncss-'I don't cast no rchcc-
tions Oil Parson Moody. l was
only telling what | knew about John
Wad'clgh's sleeping in meeting; and
it's my opinion especially in warm
weather, that sarmous that arc heavy.
like, and two hours long, materially
have a tendency
Stop stop! | say said Squire
Winslow; If you repeat any Of these
reflections OH Parson Moody again,
III commit you to the cage for con.
tempt Of court.
Witncss-'I don't cast no rcnec-
tons on Parson Moody. | was only
telling what l knew about John
Wadlcigh's sleeping in mccting.'
Squire Wmslow-'Wcll, 90 on,
and tell us all about that. You
weren't called here to testify about
Parson Moody
Witness That's what I'm trying
to do, if you wouldn't keep putting
me out. And it's my opinion
in warm weather, folks is comsilcra
lily apt to slccn in meeting; cs-
pccia'ly when t. nj mean cs-
pecially when nrc,ty tired.
/ know ! find i, Pr, ard work to
get by acvcnthly and eighty in the
salmon myself; but ii | once get bv
there, | generally get INTO kind of
waking train again, and make ont to
weather it. But it isn't 50 with
Wadlcish. I've generally noticed if
he bcsMs to gapc at scvcnlhly, and
clshthly, its a gone goose with him
before he gets through tcntA!y, and
he has got to look out for another
prop for his head somewhere, stin
enough to hold it up. And from
tcnthly to siStccnthIy he's dead as
door nail, Till th, amen brings the
people to prayers, and Wadlci.h
comes up with a jerk, jist like opcning
jack knife
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ARREST OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
- TIE oictim rrSclcd. from W,1,y tie
Gallors. Passing up Orange street
the other day, our attention was at.
tractcd to a boy who was climbing up
a lalnp.rost, enlcavo.ing to PASS the
end Of rope, which was attached to
the neck OF y terrier do-, over tn,
horns on which the ialnr.Iigh,cr rests
his ladder when lighting the lamp.
There were some half dozen ra2 .cl
urchlns around cheering Eim. An
old gentleman present, supposins foul
play, asked the little fellow Mhal he
was going to do to the dog.
'llang the sucker, he's bin
q murderin, said the existed boy.
"Murdcring what z" asked tie old
man.
"Why, Jakcy Babcock's pet rat,
wat he cotchcd ven ,hcy tore down
the Old bi!din.'
ooh, don't hang him for that"
pleaded the old man; 1T is his nature
to kill rats; besides he looks like a
good dog; if You wish to get ril Of
him I'll take him along with me-
'Oh ! it can't be did, daddy; he s
q Internal scoundrel, and the jnry
brought him in gilty, and he's got his
sentence, and you can bet Jour life
III hang him
Jury! what jury?'
'Why, our jury; them rcllcrs there
sitting OH that cellar door. The;
tried him this smornin, and Bob
ldnkcts sentenced him to bc hung.
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MNKAGE>


The subscriber has Removed his FURNI-
TiRE WAREROOM 10 Mr.. A. J. Noses new
building np.siairs) where he will keep con.
stant!y on hand, general assortment Of Fur
s..-..,-.----,-~+> niture, consisting in part Of
81 Dressing bureaus, Plain and
st;jj@S-------.taIs5 Is Marble Top, Sofas and Di-
vans. Foot Stools, Onomans, Wnrtlrubcs, plain
md Mahogany. Candle stands, Dining. Ten
and Wort, Tables, Centre do; Curled Maple
high and low post Hedstcads, Mahogany do !;
Office, Sitting. Nursing and Rocking Chairs Of
every description.
Furniture made and repaired Mt the shortcs,
notice.
Plain ana Mahogany Collins furnished to or
der.
The subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Blinds,
Sash and Doors ut Charleston Prices
He will coniinnc his WORk-SIIO Mt the
Old Stand. whcr" all orders in his line will be
punc'ualiy attended TO.
DANL. S. SARGENT.
Nav -
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM MoF.DlCKSoS y & LATTis
would respectfully inform his friends and ille$
pnhir generally, TINT he ;snow receiving n "a
rieig Of Heavy md Fancy Groceries, which he
win sell law for cnsii--Two anoE, above tho
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite james
Dunlnp's, ctq.
Caiairn, =. { Dec lnth;l750 II. g
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A, T, Allen,
PLASTERER AND BRICKLAYEl

PLASTERER AND BRICKLAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
N The above line Of business, respect
Ia iuIly soiclts n share of the patron
ngc Of the public. All Jobs entrnst
cd 10 him, will be executed with neatness
and dispatch. and warranted to give salts
faction. Plas,erng finished in superior
stylo.
June IL 81
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CURIOUS TX, .,i.iENr.-T Thorr iS d
pleasing and profitable experiment
which haze often made in my youth
II is ,hs:-lfyou pluce your head in the
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Spring and GUNNER Goods,


The Subscribe .s now Receiving his SpRINt:
SrOC * UF GOODS. which h,. ~. ~ TO tho
puo.ic a; rc.Uccu prices; .l.Ig IN par, Us
f.iInws:
Plain Elr.s;on t.inghau.s,
Sn!ii tulors
Supcriin" China
Solid CoInrs Or.nuIr lawns,
Embroidered Z" Niuslins,
Solid 90
Wovc Thread Lace,
Jnc"nct Eaisin-.
- Inserting.
Swiss lIging.
. lnfcrlruG,
Arh;:. Lace Cnp,.
Smp'r;inr Ribbon. Trimmed.
l.a,ic. Balloon Sleeves.
Nrc,licu ", Tkcd tn.!arS
Cmrna,ion Rra;,!
Ba'ig, Trimmings.
Ribbon
Silk Pendants Trimmings,
N,rk Ribbon
Rack an! ruo7,d k!l Gloves.
Sill, Pauso!>,
'' Cation
Printed Nlusln=,
Figured
Solid
Chamhrny G,,2han7.
Brown aui Dss.b I.,nun Drills.
Blue Dcmins.
Cotton AIDES.
Swiss *n,! Null Mus!ins.
Linen Namhcick Handkerchief.
Maricn PLAID ana striped i!o'n"srun,
Marlboro
f.nI!I>i, Long .o.lls
chaTi>s'"" - a"! # ah.r:ings.
t'raui.v!iic - ..ui
Dcknlh ioyru O-u rhurgs.
sPragmeS Fancy vnal, Iu!ora wur7cn.vd,
hGh-
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N. CIR A NE,
MAN u facturcr of RuurREoS-

LIGHT CARRIAGES, &c.
Returns his sincere thanks to Fg-R ~
The citizens Of Sumter District sIE
to bestowed nnd tcgH leave to inform them ,ha,
nc keeps constantly on hand tho above articles
of his own manufacture and warrants the same
to he of tho best material, workmanship and Of
the latest style. His prices shall compete with
the Charleston prices, and as to durability, no
call at his Carriage Repository ON Broad Street,
under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty years experience, and I.ibcr,y's
nid,
He'll vie with the country and the arts Of
his trade.
May litl,, 1851 90 If
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Gin Bands.
DeKalb Factory.

Having taken tho Agency Of tho De.
KAIB FACTORY, We arc prepared to sell
their YARNS and OSN ABURGS for Casl,
at Factory prices.
" ]. g. p. MOSES,
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ANY, AND EVERY THING.
A. ], & P. MOSES,

Having received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer their commodious Ware
Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The largcs, and most varied assortment of
Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, to be found
in Sumteryilc, viz Dry Goods. Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Cutlery, and edged Tools,
Hats, Caps. and Bonnets, Doets and Shoes
Sadlcry and harness, Sole, Upper and Patent
Leather, Carriage Trimmings, Including Axies,
Springs, and Mallcablc Castings.
100 Sacks Salt.
Sweeds and English Iron, broad and narrow
bars, square and round do. Hoop, Band, and
Boiler Iron.
5000 yards Brcgins
Together with Rope. Irvine, &c.
SCHOOL BACKS AND STATIONARY.
The attention OF Teachers is PARTICULARLY rc.
quested to the above Gom our immense
stock any quantity or kind can be obtained.
We have The .noss esHsP!csc assortment; Of
ADY ADE THING
That has ever been brought ia this market, TO-
gother with Cloths, Cassimers, and Ycstings
Come and see
CiRPE1ING, BIIZE AA'D RUGS,
1000 ynnla carp",ing, Rugs to match, and stout
Booking Baizr.
Paints, Glass, Oil, Putty Whiting dc dc.
We can SIMPLY any quantity, quality, or colour
"i paint and cnn rrcomme nd our Glass as TO
quality and Al Charleston prices.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
including DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines. One
bale Fresh Hops jnst opened
Planters will find 1t to ll.eir advantage oex.
anime our Blankets, and Negro Goods Ms we
can sell them as low rs any Charleston House.
December ith, 1850 If
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Negro Shoes.

Til" subscriber has male arrangements for
the manhfnruTete from Fnur TO Five Thousand
ralrs OF the above article by The FALL For
Reference rs |" quality. he would respectfully
"i hlin, 10 those who pltronizcd him last year.
~ to price, h. will guarantee them rs low as
can he afforded.
M;y22 2If J. MORGAN