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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17
I,rRNIrrrY AT AUCTION, AT % STANTON STREET

~ aANAAVNt ~ -
n en- Thrrsday AZ ten o'clock consisting 81 mahogany
uoa springssat chars rirandoea engryNngs Brussels.
plv .nd tagan eavpets French bedead narbetop
dresssg bpreans wsshtsnds shados lamp ccntres5ls.
ner vsr. sass Sc the whole very little used
- htehcn furniture. Catalogues
Wednesday ". .. CARTER, suctoncer, No New street
rDosrpoNENENr ON ACCOUNT or THE STORM
u ~. ID Nssh, Auct0necr.-ny Harmon n Nash, store
$40 prusswsy Handsome household furniture On Friday
At 10 sclceh q Tenth street larg. and general a-sort
nsnt of hsndoe psrer chamber aud Kitchen furniture
and pest ect u cxtsnsicn tables mfet lcnz Sc
CHERITF s.IE-or LARGE STOCK OF HARD
" utl~ry, and heavy goods consisting o. Vp
1cs being the stock q extensive impor'er-sae 70 take
psee at The No y Pistt street corner q Gold COM
neneing At "a O'clock this day and 20 be continued t s
q sold Terne-l nder Sr, cash. over S an under sS
ty paper This consists of soods sts nrer,stior,
.nd IN good or der throunhout vi1 Birmngham, shehe
and hcsy goods Shefeld aud German Hardwars and tu-
lsry Ihans Hooks and Hinges the whole u which werh
cold revempory. without whatever " the
highest msdrr. JAMES MARINER, Deputy sheriff
yEE CALL ATTENTION TO rHE SALE IN rHIs
w days rspcr Of Broadway lots-Broadwsy. particu-
larry from it, intersection ~h the Foprth svenue
squared Fourteenth street until M intersection with the
est thorousharc in the city. All avenue. ~ ths city
arsrsrslic to each other and singles with the
streets Broadway "across lots disrpn.y towards
the North River from the ccntr o. the island Fourteenth
therefore al the travel from each from
S.venteth down 20 Fourteenth street fall irto
Brosdvsy its Intersections yirThs Tenth ave-us
fshih avenus At rinynin street, seventh av.nus :.
Forty sissh Ststh avcnue, ~ Thirty fourth sre~
fiuI svsnue =, Tvcntythird street, rorr'h svenu. a.
reurfeenh sreemakns broadway Coz all tins the main
nscrssngs sr Drss niles q ssteas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

RRoC HAMS LYCEU M.-BENEFIT OF MRS.
- Brou2ham Thursday evening, April l7th when
viii be assisted by Signor Lorin r. Griebe and other emf
nent artists The entertainments will consist
comedrtta called THAT ODlOUS CAPTAIN CUTTER, in
Which sir aud Mrs Brougham Mr. Lynne. Mr. Leach and
Mrs. Blake will sppear and the SPIRIT OF THE AIR.
In which Miss Mars Taylor Miss Julia Gould Mr. Dunn Mr.
Leach &c will appear; together with dance by Mile
/ uoy Hnrre and TIE WORLDS FAIR.
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RRoUGHAM's LYcEUM, BROADWAY, NEARBRoox.

II
~ streS-Dress Circle and Parguete 80 cents; Family
Circle cents Orchestra Stall Seats 81 Private Boxes
S5-Doors open at begin at half past o'clock Re
nsht Of Mrs Brongham. On Thursday evening" April I7th
the performances will commence with the Opera of the SI
RII or AiR-Astoria Miss Mary Taylor Uraiice Miss Ju-
M, Dunn. ~ be followed by oomedietta. called
THAT oDlouS CAPT CUTTER-Captain Cutter Mr..
Brougham. song. sisnor Lorno To conclude with the
burlesuue Of the WORLDS FAIR ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

HORN WHITES GREAT JOINT BENEFIT WILL
take place Friday evening, April Sth lsji-A host
OF attract will be presented this occasion Tickets
sale at all the music stores and principal hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

BROADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL SoIB
Lssss,-Dosrs opss ourtss rise. A. half
Third Circles % cents; Gallery. r Private Bozss
Ss rA A u M BE- % s
derton Tscmar Mr. whitins HsaAa Predericks;
Tycebroc siynor Carlos Ceni Of Harp Miss Ovia Gen
q the ESon Wand Mr. REYNOLDS Kins q silence Mr. Nat
helm; Cassana Mrs sherwood Previous 10 vhoh The new
farce Of ILL BE YOUR SECOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

HORN AND WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
open every night, at No. 40 Broadway, few doors
from Grand street known ss the Coliseum where splendid
variety OF Ethiopian entertainments
one OF the most talented companies consist Of twelve
Percne performers under the direction E. Horn c.
White Doors open at quarter beforo7 Concert to
mence at quarter before Tickets IS cents Grand after
meneing at o'clock t. HORN e. WHITE Proprrietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

HORN WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 40
Eroadtay-The grand complimentary benefit TO Ar.
Thomas G. Burns will take lace Tuesday evening April
Arrangement at the door the evening of the conor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

n 1BLoS CARDEN-WALLETT THE CLOWNS FARE.
well Benefit Saturday, Apr 10TH being positively his
lat engagement in Circus in New York Great attrac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

q ERMAS NATIONAL THEATRE-OLYMPIC, 4ia
~ ~ 9alSay;IThursday April 4 for the Benefit Of
hr. Frledreh--Wiu be performed TIE BLESSING ur
AoTHEk Or The new Fanchondrama, with songs in Ave
acts, BY Frcderk.
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u c. KEMP. R.-uoUsEnoLp rURNI.
QY j. HEcEMAN, AucTIoNEER-rRTpAY. April.

~ 18th 9ociock, A. NJ at No. 63 Columbia street
ner q Cranberry street Brgohyn genee Household Par
niture Piano, Iscnrion Dining Table Pier Glass Fr,nch
llate; with general assortment Of Paror Chamber AMI
Kitchen Furniture Catalogues Thur-day April IL.
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TAxES cotE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rURNI-
- ture Thursday April a. at clock at No 10 At
iantie street Brooklyn Handsome household furniture
consisting in 81 mahogany sofas chairs tables
and besteats. Also. elegant other oil
cloths. beds bedding &c Terms cash. la bankabe money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

COMPLETION or AWARDS on TriE MENlcAS CLAIMS
MAJon poAEi.soS'S SALUrAroRY-PiIE WORLDS
FAIR, EIc.
W A., 4
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CIRCUS-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE 81 BOWERY
fIiees Of Admission Private Boxes 20 cents Boxes
- cents Fit, ia eeDtJohn Gossin, Cown-Thursday
evening. April IL, will be presented varied selection
o brilliant feas in which the entire company will appar
The great English Equbrist, Mr. Lava.er Lee will
due h. original performances with the revolving globes
Mr. MacFarland and the Gymnase Troupe will appear
Madame Sherwood Mr.. Lipmsn, Mr. Sweet Mr.. Cole Mr. C.
Sherwood Master Lee, Mr. DEER. and Others in
elegant and Oily mpc Games To conclude with
BILLY BIITON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

fl'uE CohPIIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MIR. JOHN WI
Mans viii take place on Friday evening April iSth.
Committee Mayor Kingand Cornelius V. ID. b.
Taylor: =. A. Talmadge; Aldermen j. p Oakley and Bard
Judge MeGrath aud two hundred and fifty tthers The
loving iaoirs and gentlemen have kindly volunteered Mr.
g. W. Clarke Thomas Hadaway. Joe Coweli, Milic
J. Dunn, L. Jacobs j. Jacobs Il. Yates Ceorxe Hutton
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-07

ability Is tIat Mr. Astor Il worth overss ,ooo,-
600, DR., MuGats dWeling-house, with iis
outbuadinga, Il valued a. Sis5,o 900 and be
cans other property IN the eityto amount Of
over a million and half Besides this be
owns a bank ia Wall street ard farms almost
ihnumerahls wiu,in hundred miles of New
York. lis Life Pills anil Phanix Bitfers
yield him a vast revenue, which, in addition
70 his rents and interest on money loaned
renders his income truly enormans stew.
Art is said 10 be worth $4,000, 900. lilo dos,
business Of over $4,000 900 year, which
mnst yield an income of s2O0,0O0 pr Annum
Stewart Is nearly 20 years Of age, Astor is a
bout as, and Dr. Moiat is between 80 an,
30 years old, 20 that the Doctor has the al
Ynntaae Of his EiEais7 ts,.,-i- -,l-ririryiiiys
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-07
THE CALIFORNIAN,
BY A. @. CHADWICK.

TERAs-si,b0 per HnnuIa, u paid within the
YEAR 900, u payment be DELAYED bsyand that
time, 30 paper discontinued until all aTeaAges
are paid, sKosIt at the option of the Publisher.
q ApvEHfIHHAEETa inserted ~ the usual pnoeA-
Trshslaat advertisements must b. paid for n ad'
vance, Advertisements shopid be marked tlis mum
bsr of dimes n BE- inserted otherwise they viii be
,soafhusd unri forbd Cor At the option n The pub
ilshsl . and charged Eecoringiy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-07

RIcH MES IN New YoRK-A corrospon-
dent of the Osusgo Tunes thus speaks Of three
rich men in New York-one rich by inherit
ance, one acquired wealth by merchandising
and one by Au1lbugging.
"Stewart, the merchant prince DIR, Mof-
fat and VIM. B. Astor,Are monopolizing near
iy the whole OF broadway, both above ground
aud under ground. They are generally re-
puted to be the richest trio in the city. Which
is the wsAlthieat ! can't say. 1t appears from
a statement made by the deputy rsoSiver Of
taxes. that Mr. Astor is possessed Of property
70 the amount of 81 COO. 400. and that his
yearly taxes amount 70 this snug little sum of
$50, 600 II that il all be is worth, nr. Mof
fat is the richer man of the tvo; but the Prob
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-07
noe pRlNTlNG.

5IfANDbLLLS, HLANAS, CAHDA, 90 6c'
Pdhted in the neaiest manner Al abe Gaio'oninn
once,
v. q. PALMER, Il authorized 20 reosiys Adver-
Nssmsnts and Subscriptions at his Offices in Bos-
TOO, Ssw York, and i'hiladephiA. s. NJ rEffEE-
GILL, i also authorized 10 do the same Tor us in
noaton.
Hy-+fgrrgrS % me tfttur t uryirr ~ rurrivr NJ
tenti1n, must be Poii pail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-07

The only means Of keeping them al a dis
t,pee IL 70 cover the roof Of the chop with
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
British Periodical Liter0t,<re.

We would again call the attention Of our
readers to these valuable and interesting
publications; the Prospectus Of which will
be found in our columns-particular
the EtAaburSh ReUiew, which is the ex
porent of the Wing party in Great Brit
ain, having from its commencement advo-
Gated Freedom and the rights Of the peo
pie. Whea the war, apparently Of extcr-
mina,ion, was waged against France by
British Tory rulers, and during which oc-
Cured the second great struggle of Eng
land with our own country, this Review
first unfrrIed the flag of resistance. and
made, by its unanswcrable and eloquent
appeals in behalf Of unalienablc rights, the
halls Of British legislation and even the
throne itself % trembic The graphic and
stirring delineations OF those events, pre-
sented in the pages Of that distinguished
Journal. exhibit the truest portraiture OF
those perilous days to be found, perhaps,
in the language. It's influence was becom-
ing so apparent, that at length the leaders
Of the Tory party, at whom the ,hunders
Of its eloquence were especially directed,
found it too powerful an instrument TO be
resisted by ordinary means, and hence
they established the "Quarterly," or as it
is distinguished among ,he American Re-
prints, the London Quarterly Review,
whereby to counteract that influence
which its pow erful rival exertcd against
their measures. The two great poli,icai
parties thus made strenuous efforts throu oh
their respective organs, for the promulga.
ton of their antagonist principles; and
during long series of years, these two
leading Periodicals have concentrated the
labors, the talent. and the influence Of the
adherents of the Wing aud Tory parties
Of Great Britain.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
II BedutifuZ Complexion.

There Is not man or woman on the
face of the earth but what admlres pure.
clean and healthy skin; yet how many
thousands are there who are sorely annoy
ed with pimpled, bIotched, and discolor
ed skin. Yc who are thus suffering arc
advised to try
Rod,Uuy's Chinese Moderated Soap.
1t is approved Of by all the great men in
the Nation and is used TO the exclusion of
all other soaps by the bon ton Of fashion.
tits better than all other soaps for the toi
let and its medical properties for the cure
of Salt Rheum, Ring worm, Tan, Pim-
Piles, Morphew, Rough Skin, chapped
Flesh, the bites Of Mosquitoes, and all 9th
rr cufaneous cruptio0s. is superior TO any
other preparation in use. 1t is truly a
wonderful preparation, AS nursery
soap it exceIs every thing of the kind !;
children washed with this soap will al
ways possess sweet, pure. fair and heal
thy skin. Physicians recommend it in
preference to CASTLE soap for washing sores.
In order 10 gel the genuine soap see that
the signature of r. G Radway is upon
each cake. Price 25 cents per cake.
DudIey's Anti rheumatic Oil, certain
cure for chronic Rheumatism.
Sold by WIN II. MAYHEM, the only A
gent for Newborn. and General A gent Tor
the eastern counties OF n. &
ALSO. by w Bernard, GreenviIIe; r.
Aman, Aman's mill; Mr.. Aston. Colds
boro' and GeD. K0voyd. Turb0ro'.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

fin Abortive attempt Mt .Abduction
I'VE saw yesterday a rather queer sight
a, the Jail in this city 1t was nothing
less than strapping negro man, whose
complexion is a daguerreotype Of nigh,
itself, dressed up in woman's clothes lie
was in one apartment, while in another,
we saw his travelling companion-a not
very pretty but decent enough, looking
white woman. The account which the
negro man gives Of himself is, that he be-
longs to Mr.. McCanIey in Orange Coun-
ty, North tarolina; that he was induced
by the white woman to leave his master
and accompany her as far as Washington
in the dress of woman; that they had
succeeded in getting as far as the junction
oi the Richmond and Fredericksburg and
Louisa Roads, when they were informed
that the negro could 60 no farther without
pass AS the negro had no pass, the cou-
pie had to rctrace their steps in the return
train to Richmond, and thence travelled
on through this place to CASTOR, where
the conductor suspectng something
wrong, prevented their going further, and
brought them to this place and lodged
them in Jail. The negro, who says his
name is Abraham, seems to be quite inel
lgent, and by no means detected at the
failure OF his attempt 10 e}ope.
Petersburg MieiHs encc,
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
Congress-.

The French spoliation bill making an
appropriation of $4,000, 900, for the settle
ment Of the French claims, has passed the
Senate Nothing has vet been done with
the postage bill The appropriation bills
have not passed. The bill for the settle
mcnt of private land claims in California.
for The establishment of line Of steamers
Africa, and for ceding the public lands
10 the new States were still under discus
sion at the latest advices
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

HOSfON. OUV KUN,
More pillony IL, BOston Some as
founding developments, relative to the re-
cent disappearance OF a young girl, named
Brown, the daughter of highly respecta
BILE abolitionist, are made. 1t appears
the father had expressed himself indiffer
ent as to whether his daughter married a
white man or negro She took him a,
bis word, and a few weeks since eloped
with black man, married him, and in his
company went to the different dens Of
Ann street, in one Of which she was dis
covered BY an officer, and carried to her
father. She is now in the lunatic asylum.
The affair has been hushed up mere, on
account Of the respectability ofthe parties.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

The forthcoming History Of North Car
olna, by Col. Wheeler, will be looked
for with increasing interest by the people
Of The State. Col. W has the energy and
industry TO make an interesting work.
He has received permission from the Leg
islature 10 borrow books from the State
Library and the Library Committee, after
speaking in high praise Of the work, re-
commends TINT the State not only afford
him facilities, but subscribe for number
Of copies when completed, for the State
Library
Any person having in possession inter
esting incidents in the history Of the State
| whether biography. narrative, or illustra
lions Of the early habits, vocations, OIL
manners and customs Of the people, would
no doubt confer favor upon Col. Wheel
Ter by giving him the facts.
! His Post Office is Beattie's Ford, n. C
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

OPGeorge W. Niles, an attorney, con-
victcd OF a conspiracy with prostitute TO
obtain money from a New York mer-
chant, was sentenced to two years and
six months in the State Prison and fine
Of $4,000. Nathaniel w Roberts, the
lawyer who was concerned with Niles in
the affair. was fined $3.50, with an impris
onment of 80 DAYS Every one seems
pleased with the justice Of the sentence.
and the members of the bar express graft
fl alton at being rid of an associate who
brought disgrace upon them. Mr.. Niles
was member Of the church, worth about
S9o, 900: aud was married into q very
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

NaUe ReturneG.--We understand that
The last fugitive slave who escaped from
Mr.. Toombs, representative from Geor
gia,y has returned to her master in this
city. She went off with another female
and two male slaves belonging to him.
some months ago, about the time the ia
nous Chaplin was arrested with his col
orcd companions in tho carriage. Both Of
these males are now in the possession of
their master, and one Of them insisted up-
on returning, after his master had ordered
him off One of the females has returned
from Pennsylvania, where she had found
her way and been we'll treated; but such
was the attachment 10 the family she had
deserted that she voluntarily returned,
home sick, determined 10 devote her life
to their service. Since she had seen the
elephant, she will no doubt remain con-
tented in the condition in which she was
brought up. Such arc the fruits Of kind
treatment on the part OF a master, and of
gratitude on the part of the slaves
Washington UAi0n.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
Steamboat Disasters on TIE 1Uestes7a

Steamboat Disasters on TIE aUesfeTn
aOnters The annual statement Cf the
marine disasters on The waters Of The South
and West, shows that during the year
1850 there were So vessels totally lost, Of
which SO were sunk, IA burned, aud de
stroyed by explosion.
The number of accidents wasll7 The
number Of persons killed was nearly seven
hundred. and probably half Of that num-
Der wounded The amount of capital de-
s.roved from these accidents exceeds one
and half million Of dollars The chief
disasters befel the steamers Griffith, Belle
of the West, Anthony Wayne, Antoinette
Douglas, Knoxville, and the Anglo Nor
man The number Of lives lost by these
six disasters was nearly four hundred and
fifty
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
cost to the Southern consumers Of any of
the products of foreign countries.
From the NesU6erse Republican.

Rencounter ,s the Legislature-A
rencounter between two of the component
parts Of "the assembled wisdom' Of the
State, Messrs. Caldwell and Hayes, took
place in the House Of Commons on the
Gath Of January. Mr.. d f. Caldwell
conhadcted Mr.. Iayes in an assertion
which he made, upon which they "hitch-
ed," but the members Of the House rush
ed to the scene Of conflict, and succeeded
in separating the combatants.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

TTDA movement is on foot to establish
a telegraphic line to california. A peti-
tion is now before the Senate from the
company, who propose to construct line
from the Mississippi to California. to be
completed i'll eighteen months They ask
Congress for donation of 100000. A
Washington letter writer says good feel
ing exists IN congress in reference to the
application. We think the money could
be expended in some other way, more to
the benefit Of the country at large.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
Commerce Bank
OF WELLINGTON.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of this Bank is re-
quested at their Banking House in Will
mington, on Monday the 18th instant. at
10 O'Clock, A. Nj, for the purpose of de-
Gliding as to the acceptance and appro-
val" Of the Act of the late Legislature,
extending the Capital Stock to $3.50, 900
\ full meeting, personally, or by prox-
les, is desired
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
T. S.aT.4GE, Cashier.
Feb. 5th, 1851.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

Gen. C0ss and the President.-In a
letter to the Hon. Andrew Stevenson, oi
Virginia, General Cass says;
Il beg leave to say that no circumstance
can possibly arise which would induce
me again TO permit my name to be brought
forward in connection with the Chief
Magstracy Of our country. My inclina
rion and my sense OF duty equally dictate
this course"
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
Notice.

THE undersigned, for the convenience
OF those indebted to him. will be at Tar
boro' on Tuesday and Saturday of every
week, when he can be seen He earnest
] y requests those having unsettled 'c'
counts to meet him and close either BY
cash or note. ". II. JONEA
January 22nd. 1851.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

ffPWe learn that in consequence OF
the result Of recent explorations on Deep
River, in Chatham county. large Offers
have been made TO proprietors OF land, by
northern capitalists The beds Of sea
coal are found 10 be very extensive. The
price of real estate has consequently great
ly advanced.--ib.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
MARRIED..

AT the residence Of Mr.. F. P. Red mond,
in Fayette county. Tennessee, by Rev
Mr.. Cnlp. on the 2sth December last,
Mr.. La,cre'ace s Mayo TO Miss Mary
e Terrell, daughter Of Mr.. Nathaniel NJ.
Terrell Of this place.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08

highly respectable family. He has been
practising in his peculiar style for several
years. and has escaped suspicion under the
cloak of religion = Uestern World
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
Bank of WaShingtO,,.

BOOKS e Subscription TO the Capital
Stock of the Bank of Washington were
this day opened a, this place. Shares
500 each, payable as follows: One fifth
on or before tn, first day of April next
fifth on the first of June-one fifth on
the first Of October-one fifth on the
first Of January next. and the. remaining
fifth on the first day of April 1852 Spe-
Gle, or he notes OF the Banks of this
State will be received in payment, and
interest will be allowed on all instalments
paid ia advance, as the Charter provides.
The Books are to be closed on the f,s,
day Of April next. The subscription
Book for this place will be kept at the
Counting Room ofJames NJ Redmond.
Tarboro' press., 1851-02-08
Gre.n'iI'e 4 Raleir1
Fs~:stl: fS;s<sos .sm.e gu

THE conditions of the Char,or
porating The Grecnvi!le and R,,a;, 'ncor,
Road Company having been Co., TAX
with; notice is hereby gwen tina, ''P''d
fng of the Stockholders Of said meet
will be he'd at the Court House N D',! ny
town of GreenvilIe, Pitt coun,r :" The
Thursday the Goth February ;rs, ~ Oh
O'clock ;or the purpose OF electine D., /, y
iden' and nine Directors agreeable 80 u.s.
provisions of the Charter 'U
job" Myers. ! )
Jas E Hoyt. )
b. b F. = HoOe"s,
B F. Houhs. :
Joseph Potts, 5
Washington, NC. :
Feb'y 5th. 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

E.s U8Es1Y McNAMEE. MAKER OF SUR
AG' GlCAL AND DENTAL dE9TRUMERIS,
asks the attention OF Physicians and Dentists to his
stock which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses, Cutlery &c
He likewise makes order and repairs all descriptions
OF instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit
uuance OF it by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET opposite American Hotel