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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-28
"ARHTTn.

On Tuesday evening, the Goth instant in Northamp-
ton county, by Rev. Mr.. McRar, DR.. VIM b. Meares OF
Wilmington to Miss Mary T. Exum, of Northampton.
In Currituck, the 18th ult., by Tuley Williams,
Esq, Mr.. Thos. H. Van Ripper, of New York, to Miss
Sarah A. Boswood of Currtuck county, N. G.
In Gates county on Thursday evening" srh inst by the
Rev. M. Saunders Mr. Joseph Lawrence Miss Martha
Sumner, both of Gates.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. w. Hill, Dr. VIM. p.
Andrews. to Miss Susan A. daughter of James Love-
all of Shelby, N. G..
In CASTOR county, on the 18th ins by the Rev. Jesse
r. Peterson, Mi. Jacob Carpenter to Miss Lucinda
Rhodes.
In Lincoln county, Capt. Philip PUNK to Miss Mary
]. Beam, all of Lincoln.
In Lincoln, the 18th inst, Mr.. Peter Beam to Miss
Elizabeth Houser, all of Lincoln
At Pleasant Grove, Hyde county, at the residence Of
Mr.. j. R. Selby, Thursday, the 24th ult., by j. M
Jordan, ESQ., Mr. J. J. Spencer to Miss Evaine Tooey
all of Hyde.
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THE MARKETS.

FA1sTrEvIttE, May "a. Bacon 100 to III cents !;
Ito 81 cents corn SO to IS per bushels -four
$4 rs to $5 25 per barrel fax seed 81 81 IS per
bushe; wool Ia to lsa per pound. Very little
produce of any kind coming in and the week dull
PETERSBURG, May "a. Tobacco al follows: Prm-
ings 81 20 to $a 25-frosted Jugs S SO to So So
good to fine Tugs "a so to 81 5O-shippng leaf 81 SO
to Sl2-fne manufacturing $l2 to $l6 SO. The Cot
market continues dep ressed at from to 81 cents
corn, demand very light at 6aA cents per bushe; flour
dull. at from "a rs to 81; bacon hog round II to
cents. .-.r ..
WfLMINsroN, May %. Corn, at 6s to 70 cents per
bushel with fair suppy sales of 100 barrels Baltimore
flour at SIS bacon at from 81 to III according to quail
ty, with light receipts lumber a considerable quantity
hand and sales dull. Two RATS saws the Journal of
ordinary quality OF flooring boards been taken
$l SO and $ll rs per NJ, and one raft of scantling
at SIS, and wide boards at ST per NJ Lime per barrel
81 20 molasses, New Orleans 80 to SO cents; salt
per sack, 71 cents to 81. The Journal saws of Naval
Stores The sales of Turpentine for the week reach
little upwards of 1000 bbls., So 25 for yellow Dip
and small portion of do CROP in the early part of
the week, at So 80 S3 for virgin Dip and ST. so for
hard per bb of $50 lbs; at which prices the market
closed to-day The transactions in Spirits 1trpentne
have been about or 800 barrels very small portion Of
which went off at &c., and the balance at CSC per gall.
There has been sales to-day that we can hear Of
highest figure appears be about the market Rosin
lot of 1000 barrels has been taken since our last
Csc per Dbl. IGr. Our last weeks review left this
market with upward tendency and the principal por
ton of all that has arrived has been taken advance,
the recep having been light and the demand spirited
The sales reached about 500 barrels and effected
at 81 45, ST. So ST. 65 and S. 70 per bhl closing
day at ST. 65, which latter figure is about the
ket price. Pitch. Sales at 8 As per Dbl.
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LGess.eZ EEiN Cotton Factory
To be Sold.

TNNHIS very valuable property, situated the South
4 Fork, about three quarters OF mile west Of Lin
colnton having attached about 25 of land
both sides of the River, including good shoal, will
sold public sale to the highest bidder, Monday
the I4h day Of July next, by the undersigned
missioner appointed for That purpose by decree Of The
Court of Equity, held for Lincoln County, at Spring
Term 1851.
The Factory has Sc inch ards l Rail Road Head;
| Drawing Frame; Spinning Frames l2S spndies
each ; Rhees Picker and Willow Ia Bobbin
speeders i Grinding machine and all other machine
nv necessary Tor manufacturing cotton yarn.
All of the machinery is of the latest nproV MIS-
and made by Charles Danfoith s. Co., Patterson,
n ]. 1t has only heen in about IL months during
which time it has become justly celebrated for the
rerior yarn il has turned out.
The sale will be made on the premises.
TERMS. One half of the purchase money payable
after datethe other half Two after date!
with bond and security. w. WILLIAMSON,
G.. & M in E.
Lincolnton. NAV II, 1851. (Pr. adv So 5s-3t
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The WoRLD's WONDER. For the following re-
markable story, We are indebted to the Milwaukee
Wisconsin, of the 10Th.
Mrs. Phelps, wife of Col. A. p. Phelps, of Oak
Grove, died in August Of l947, and was buried in
the yard Of her son. at Oak Grove, Dodge County.
Subsequently, Col. Phelps having taken up his
residence at Berlin, the Fox River, desired to re-
move the body of his wife TO tina. place, and accor-
dinghy the body dsinterred for that purpose.
The grave had been dug unusually wide, and plank
laid the same, just above the coin prevent
the dirt from pressing upon it. The body had been
buried three years, months, and eleven days. at
the coffin, which made of pine, and enclosed in
oak box, found very heavy, much so as to
require the strength of five men, with some difficult
ty, raise it. On bringing it to the surface, il was
opened by Colonel Phelps, and the body discov cred
to be in perfect state of Perefacon. large CHS
ell, used in opening tried upon the body with no
more effect, than If applied to brick stone. The
coffin perfectly filled, and the body as hard and
solid as a rock. The face and were as when
first laid out, with the head slightly inclined to one
side, and little fallen from its original po-
sition, probably oceasioned by the conveyance. So
perfect the countenance, that the husband could
at recognize her easily among thousand corp
ses. He designs Immediately erecting ample
brick around the grave; and this striking
evidence of the wonder-workings Of nature may be
though worthy of scientific examination and inquiry,
he is disposed let those of the curious, who may
desire it, take such view Of the corpse, it ap-
pears in the coffin, as they may prefer.
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A WELL CuNCERTED INTRIGUE.
Valuable Secret Dis.los,1

: 145s-r.4 aluaD1e secret Disclosed.
The welfare of the American people renders it neces
sary that they should be made coeniaant with very
lnnmentous and valuable secret having an intimate con-
nection with their pecunary interests the great impor-
lance OF which, urgently demands their serious and
deliberate attention. There he little doubt that
there exists in the whole human family universal dis.
taste to bear the sings and of outrageous For
tune, so long as they others of the genus Homo
(whcther by the exercise of asute understand
ing the result of purely fortuitous circumsances)
dwelling in marble Halls surrounded by parasites,
revelling in luxury, and contentnent Openly and
fearessy Directing to such handed JUSTICE and
coolly determined destroy this erparte medium of
baskng in the sunshine of fortune, and if practicable
establish equilibrium of society, PYFER & Co., the
truly fortunate, far famed and old established Lottery
Brokers' generously mpart to the public the offspring OF
their laborious researches in the abstruse OF
the dark ages-te urcdn,ts Of aOealth The cabas'ic
words are seven in number and when arranged accord
ing to the dire ctions of the CGbuhl, signify
''Look 10 Pyfer s. Co. for Riches!"
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN
Erery Lottery sAowers its treasures!
Correspondents read the glorious evidence!
PYFER & Co. rublic Benefactors.
Sec the virtue eff the first erders
$4,000, in Package of Whole Tickets, Nos. al 46 6s.
drawn 9th May! was sent 10 Mississippi. TIE result
Of the first order
$4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
$4,000, Whole Ticket, to Nashville, Tenn.
$27,500, Half Ticket, sent to South Carolina.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to Ohio.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
$40, 900, Quarter Ticket, to Georgia
S9.000 Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina.
1000 Quarter Ticket. sent to Ohio.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent North Carolina.
Nearly every Prize paid and ON file.
PYFER & Co. always refer to the Managers
Every person should try his or her luck!
The first trial often Draws the Capital
BANK DRAFTS, payable at sight in Gold RENTED
promptly any part Of the United Suites for Prizes xo
by PYFER & Co.
PYFER & Co sells all the large Prizes!
ONE ORDER MAY DRAW FORTUNE!
Glorious Schemes for Jllhe, 1851.
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ATLANTA, (GA.,) Nav II, 1851,


ARRAY ON THE STATE RoAD. serious affray &C.
CURED Cass Station to-day, between Mr.. r. +.
Bennett, editor of the Cassvie Standard, and MIR.
John Fulton, conductor of freight the Railroad.
According to report it occurred in this The
editor had published in his paper, few days ago,
account OF the late off " and smash up above
Rnggold, in which he reflected somewhat too Sc
verely, perhaps, upon the engineer who had charge
of the train at the time of the accident. Mr.. Fulton,
upon meeting him, demonstrated with him as TO the
Injustice of the article, and accused him of msrepre
senting the facts Of the case.
The editor .retorted, and brief wordy alteration
ensued which ended in clinch and scutfe, during
which the editor drew revolver and shot Fulton in
three places-one ball entering the cheek, another
the left breast, and the third lodging in the right
groin. Mr. Fulton was brought down this evening.
and now lies at the johnson House, He is not, l
believe, supposed to be very dangerously wounded
but there is general feeling of indignation in this
community against the perpetrator of this outrage up
on an unarmed man, who has always been remarka-
! Bile for his mildness and inoffensive manner,
| Cor. AUGUSTA Chronicle.
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THINGS IN CHA.

With great flourish, the New York Sun publish
es the following news from Port Principe, received
by Cuban gentleman of great responsibility. who
vouches for its truth and correctness The Sun in-
PRODUCES it with garing capitals--to the following
effect: s. Great excitement at Port Princlpe-the
Revolution about 10 begin--bloody scenes anticpat
ed" The Sun is such an enthusiast in the cause of
Cuba, that its startling intelligence from that quarter
is always received with some grains of allowance
i.-.. .5...-.-. .-r PoRr PRINCIPE. May 4, 1851
The signal for our rising has been given. Yester-
day afternoon a great outrage was perPetrated by
Spanish despotism in this city. Nine of the most
eminent, talented and wealthy citizens simulia-
neously arrested and taken prison, and this
ing, long before day. closely guarded bao partida
de regstro. they were sent off, to Havana and the
dungeons OF the Moro.
The names of the individuals as follows: Don
Serapio Recio, Lawyer Don Joseph r. Betancourt,
Lawyer; Don Ferdinand Betancourt, Lawyer; Don
Manuel Arrange, Lawyers Don Joaquin Rivera, Law
yer Don Francisco Varona, Planter Don Francisco
V. Batista, Planter; Don Francis Quezada, Planter !;
Don Salvador Cisneros, Planter. .4a. Y.
need not tell you that these are all gentlemen of
the highest connected by ties of blood
with many of the first families in this place and 9TH
er parts of the Island. They are known far and
wide for their liberality, strength of Inlnd upright
ness, and nobility of character. That they should
be thus snatched from midst and from their
wives and children without moments notice. with
out even the form of examination, or the whisper
of an Indictment, is outrage too horrible to be
borne by the people of Cuba.
The letter adds that the excitement is tremendous
that {" old men and young, maidens and matrons,
are all filled with unutterable anguish and deep de-
sire for revenge and that the officers now Ill
pursuit CT several more distinguished citizens.
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OFFICE OF THE n. T.. KALI ROAD COMPANY,
GREENsBoRo', May 10, 1881.
PROPOSALS will be received at the following times
Il and places for the Graduation, Masonry, Stills aud
Bridging required Tor the N. c. Rail Road. viz:
AT GOLDSBOROUGH on the 2Oth OF june for that
part of said Road between the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail Road and the Wayne and Johnston line
AtPlNEFiLLE, in Johnston, on the 2lst Of June. for
thai part o said Road between the Wayne line and where
said Road crosses the Neuse, miles above
Smithf+Id -
At RALEIGH the 23d of June for that part of said
road between Neusp and Pratt's Store, in Orange.
At HlLLSBOROUGH on the 25h of June, for that
part OF said road between Prars Store and the Asmunce
At GRAHAM the 21th of June, for all that part of
said road in A lamance.
that part of said road between the Alamrnce line
Prospect meeting-hous
AT LEXINGTON on the seth Of June. for all that
part said road between Prospect and the Yadkin river
AT SALISBURY the I'd of July, for the be-
tween the Yadk in liver and Cabarrus line:
AtCONCORD on the 4th of July, for the same from
the Rowan line TO Charlotte.
Specifications, Maps, EstfnItPS &C.,
or every Section of said Road will he ready for exhibit
by the Engineers and after the fst OF June
By j.. NJ. PROVOST. from the Wilmington aud Raj
eigh Rail Road 10 Mrs. Belts l2 miles West OF Raj
eigh;
! ByJoHN C. McRAE, from Mrs. Belts to the Ala
nance and Gn,ltord line ;
ByJ. L. GREGG, from the Alamancc line to Lex
;ngton;
BvJOHN McRAE, from Lexington TO Charlotte.
The Engineers will make appointments and give dae
notice. afford facility TO persons who may
. wish TO take contracts.
The Surveys, Maps, Profles, quantity and kind of
be DONE and the estimated value of each kind
of work have all been prepared with much care and
accuracy that it is believed contracts may be safely taken
% any Section OF the Road.
/ Contractors will be expected 10 commence work at
the earliest convenient day. and in To delay the
commencement OF their contract beyond the first of jan
nary, 1882 and the completion thereof by the first of
January, 1S54-recevIng in payment their contr@cts
-haifin stock of the Roadhe other half in cash
By order of the Board ]. Nj. MORE HEAD,
Pres't n. c. Rail Road.
! May %. 1851 So td.,
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The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only, is
advertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawing, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed or this purPose) by the Gov
ernor of Maryland in all sent to Cores
pondents.
Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
more than six chances against their drawing i'll Pack
are anv of the Capital Prizes, and Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes. Two-thrds of the
Prizes are sold in Packages of Tickets.
Please order a few days the Lotteries draw
All Orders punctually answered by the return mDils.
Persons a distance from Baltimore, who wish For
BuckIcd their Backs will find that 1t is only
,say enclose the price Gas laid down in the above
schedue for Package of Single Tickets to the Truly
Fortunate, Far-Fa:ned and D Id Established House of
PYFER & co.
No. l, Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
June l. 1851. 81
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A New Law Dictionary

ND Glossary containing Definitions Of the pIinci-
n pal terms of the Common and Civil Law together
with TRANSACTIONS and explanations of the various techni
cal phrases embracing also all the pInc pal Common
and Civil Law maxims Adapted TO the Jurisprudence
the United States by Alexander BurrI, Counsellor
at Law. 2 vols. Svo. SIS.
Also, Adams Equity, So SO Sturrys wurks on Law;
Chitty'S works Law. For sale The lowest prices,
by w. l.. POMEROY,
(Late Pom leroy & O'NEAL.)
w L. P. will receive subscriptions for the
of Lngsh Reports in Law and Equity, publish Dc
in parts by Messrs Little s. Brown Price 81 per No.
$40 per year: Ia Nos. bound ia six, 81 per vol
Raleigh, May 70. So
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IMPROVED PRINrING Press. small model OF an
improved printing press has lately been deposited in
list, of N orfok Va. They have applied for patent
The Washington Republic says:
"There many points in this invention which
claim oringialiy but its principal feature and which
alone will recommend it for general use, consists in
the great economy of machinery. The Napier, with
its heavy cylinder, railway, cog-wheeIs, &C., the
average cost of which exceeds $l,400 is last
by rival, stripped for the race, with one-third of
the machinery, simple in construction perfect in
ularity of movement, for the of $500. The av-
erage speed is one thousand sheets per hour, two
persons being required to work it, Possessing half
rotary movement, it can. however be worked with
ease by person. the of 500 sheets per hour.
Bruce & Co., of New York, some time since off
cred premium of $500 for the best and cheapest
improved printing press; and Messrs. Hathaway and
Spgs we learn are on9 to send
Ingenuity
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

YTNHE Subscriber having the 18th day OF May, ls5l
taken letters of Administration according 10 law OH
the estate of Run Tucker. deceased hereby gives gen.
eral all creditors of said estate to present their
claims duIv authenticated within the time limited by
law for that purpose, otherwise this notice will he plead
ed in bar of recovery.
All those indebted to the firm of r. Tucker 81 Son,
y note or account respectfully requested to call and
make payment W. II. H. iOChGh'
AdnlinistrGtOr
Raleigh, May 81, 1851. 59-3t'
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HURRAH FOR GRANVILLE!

We clip the following from the last Richmond
Examiner:
Although the Tobacco crop of Virginia and North
Carolina is very short one, pleased to know
that of it is of very fine manufacturing quar-
itv. A few DAYS since Mr.. James Thomas, Jr., pur-
chased two hogsheads of extra fine manufacturing
Tobacco part of the crop of MIR. Thomas B. Lyon,
of Granville county, n. c., at $40 rs and $34. We
hear curiosity expressed to some of work
ed I'D into his celebrated Ell Dorado :" Diadem'
brands-so we'll known all who use the weed. 1t
would be good test for the best of the last years
crop"
This is the best price paid for Tobacco, we be-
lieve during the present high prices. We congrat-
ulate Mr.. Lyon on his success. We hope the price
of the article will continue be good, that cur in
dustrious planters may reap the reward of their Ia
bors.
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RETURN OF DISAPPOINTED GUARANTEES. The Sa-
vannah News. of the 18th, announces the arrival In
that city of 25 men from Jacksonville, who
were connected with the late Cuba movement The
News says:
:. During the past week there had arrived, in the
neighborhood of Jacksonville, some three hundred
with upwards of $50 horses, from different parts
of this State and Florida, whose intention it was to
have joined the Cuba expedition. These men nave
been encamped near that town for upwards of week.
and having learned on their arrival here that the ex-
petition had postponed for the present, are now
returning to their homes.
1t is estimated that since the commencement OF the
late movement upwards of 1900 men have from time
TO time arrived in the vicinity of Jacksonville, with d
view to embark fro1, that point. Disappointed by
the arrangement of the plans of their leaders, they
have been forced TO disband and return. There is
reason believe, however, that the summer Will mol
pass without formidable outbreak in Cuba. .
The U. S. steamer Legare still cruising OFT the
coast, and searching every vessel that passed."
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YADkIN NAVIGATION. A general convention of
the friends of adkin navigation is called to be held
at DoweI,own on Tuesday of the first county court
for Yadkin county. The movement Set on foot
by public meeting in Wilkes, the 9th inst held
for the purpose of devisng ways and means to carry
into effect the charter granted by the last Legislature
for the navigation of the Yadkin river.
Go ahead, brethren! Let your work progress
alonu with the construction of the N. g. Railroad,
and the resources of great interior will break
prison bounds. Greensborough Patriot
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SMART OLD PARTY. There are, (says the Provi-
dence Pos) thirtyone States in the American Unlon'
and In all these the " universal wing party has got
Just tour Governors Just one of these is located in
New England, and is captan-general and comman-
der-ln-chief of the province of Vermont. Really this
IS very obscure place-condition, mean-for
for the election of chief 20 represent twenty thir
ty millions of people. The old party will have to
stir its stumps the coming year, it will hardly have
men enough to erect PLATFORM in 1859. AS there
is luck in odd numbers will not some of the States,
ont South or West, be generous enough to loan the
Wings one more Governor, just to start withl
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NEW BOOKS.

TIME Alhambra, by Washington IrAing, Authors re-
vised Edition, being Vol. XIV, OF Punam's fine
Edition of Irving's Works, vol. IL, Mo. Muslin,
81 25 Romance Dust. from the Historical Placer, by
W. S. Mayor. Author of . Kaoolah," - Berber" &C,
one vol. IL Mo- rs Cts. The house Of the Seven Ca
bles A Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Author OF
Twice Solo Tales, % sc, one vol. II, Mo-. ST.
The Mother in Law, by Mrs Suuthworth, Paper So cts
Just received and for sale by
.- w. L. POMEROY,
(Late Pomeroy & O'Neal)
Raleigh, May II, 1851 So
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DEsrRucT1os OF THE WHEAT. The Wheat in
The centre and Southern portion of the State is most
seriously injured by the late FROST especially the ear
Iv sown. Thousands of acres may be seen, red at
ton yellow at bottom, and wholly suspended in its
growth. 1t has commenced sproutng from the root,
and will throw up heads probably, if the wealth
er should be favorable and make perhaps half crop,
hnt moi of perfect grain. Late sown wheat PROMISES
,gaII 49,. Ohio Statesman.
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New American Novel.

TINE MOTHER IN LAW-by Miss f NINA D. E
hewitt Sou,hworth, Author OF :. The Deserted
Wife, Retribuuon, % g Shannondale, &c.
The Author Of this volume has won golden opinions IN
her literary The present tale Is dessd TO be
widely popular. 1; is told with dramatic Intefesi
lust received and fT sale by
w L. P0MEROY
:- Successor 10 PoReroy & o.Neal.-
Raleigh. May es. 1854. So
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VVarrcMtOn. n. G.
MALE SEMIN II Y .

TENHE Summer Session of this Institution will conn.,
mencc Monday the 9th of June ensuing Ex-
buildings being erected for the accommoda-
ton of additional pupils who will be received and char
sed only for the time they may continue members OF the
Seminary. The healthfulness and beauty of situation
combined with the advantages of the School commend
it to the pubic.
Terms per Session cr Fire Months:
Board, 5OOO
English Tuition, 1880
French lUuu
Music on the Harm and use of Instrument $500
Music OH Piano and of Instrument, @3,OO
Music Guitar and of Instrument 5000
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Painting in Oil Coors, 1000
Washing and Fuel, 600
No extra charges whatever will he made. Books
Stationery, sc. will he furnished at the lowest retail pri-
ces. Circulars will be addressed those who may de-
sire it. DANIEL TURNER, r.
Harrenton, May l, 1851. 53--t2OJ.
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I'll Stare oxcIs 5os. Sale Cheap.

vA. THE Subscriber has at Newborn
ESAeszSYTe1Rfsa nine passenger Stage Coach; it is
sS6gEZGES much worn but will do good service
for some time. Having for it, he will sell it Tor
AI25 ANY person wanting such Article will find it
barcain WM. G. BRYAN.
Newborn, May %, 1851. 59-lm.