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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-29

THE HowARD GAZETTE, one of the mos t
ably conducted local journals of our State,
has just commenced lis Sd volume II well
deserves all i. asks, and the people of How
ard District cannot subserve their own in
terests better than by giving i, their hearty
(pecuniary) support.
We extract the following from the Adj
dress Of the Editor Of the "Gazelte' to his
subscribers and the people Of his district
generally. 1t answers so we'll an of-repeat-
ed question to US that we avail ourself of ii :
"But there is still another class Of nom
subscribers 10 whom we would refer Upon
being asked TO subscribe their objection is
that our subscription is hi CHER than city pa
pers. Now if they are really wishful to sup
port their Local Paper, as many Of them pro-
TESS to be, we will explain to them, in as
few words as possible, what causes the diff
erence in price.
81, must be borne in mind, therefore, that
most, if not all the large dollar weeklies, are
made up of news, or "matler," as printers
term it, which is contained in their daily
papers this of course accumulates from day
to day, when at the close Of the week it is
all pu, together, and forms their ''mammoth
weekly" of which they print from 10 to 40
or $4,000 copies which are scattered broad
cast over the country, at 'Sl per year IN
adudnce.''
s'The most unintated in printing matters
will at once perceive that the very expensive
item in country paper--lhe setting of the
type, is not incurred by the large weeklies,
i. being paid for by the daily Issue, thus
producing double profit, while the type set
up for the local press can only be used once,
and that merely for few hundred copies"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-29

SMALL Pox.--We learn from the Rock
vile Journal that the small pox prevails to
some extent in that county; and that the
physicians had accordingly provided them
selves with vaccine matter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-29

THE CENSUS OF New ENGLAND is now complete,
with the exception of Massachusetts,. We give
below the official returns of the population of all
the other States, and the u S. Marshal's estimate
Of tho Old Raw State
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s. Others will be duly notified.

THE STEAMER ATLANTIc.-Considera-
bic apprehension is being felt about the
Steamer Atlantic, now at Sea about one
month, and consequently due two weeks
She had previously made quick trips. Va
rious speculalions are entered into by nauli-
cal men, all deeming her safe we hope
she is safe, but still her long absence brings
up, painfully, the fale Of the President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-29

A SUPERIOR lot of genuine Havana GIG AIRS
n Just received and for sale by
nov s. VIM. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-29
DENTAL CARD.

nR. A. J. BROWN, DENTIST, Of Baltimore,
~ will be in Port Tobacco during the next ses-
sion of Court when he will be happy to attend to
all who need his services. He can be found at Mr.
DAVIS Hotel. To those unacquainted with Dr.
B. he would offer the following references:
N r. Smith, Professor in the University of Md.
Wlmot Hall, ss sc '' IS
E. w. Theobald, M. D., Baltimore.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber having
two Jacks, which sui
ject him 10 inconveni-
ence to keep both on one
farm, will dispose Of his
JACK GRnuGu AND
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Just Received at the Drugstore,

DAlNTS-Flake White, White and Red
L Lead. Prus,an Blue, Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow, Rose Pink, Turkey I'm.
her, Venl,ian Red, Spanish Brown, Terre
Seanna, Yellow Ochre, Copal Varnlsh,
Coach Varnish. MEDIcIEEs-Turkey Ru-
barb, English Calomel, Sands Sarsaparilla.
SrAINs-Camwood, Red Sanders. DYE.
SruFFs-Indlgo and Nader. Copperas,
Alum, Blue Vi,riol, Extract Of Logwood.
Logwood Clipped, Redwood. Nicarauga
Wood, Cochineal, Verdisris, Annette.
Starch. White Glue. OrLs-Cod Liver
Oil, Sweet Oil, Castor Oil by the gallon,
Spirits of Turpen,ine, Venice Turpen,ine,
Seidnz Powders, Dr.. Jaynes Medicines,
American Worm Killer. Fray's Vermifuse.
INSTRUMENTS -Tooth Keys, Trusses, Fe.
male Supporters. Thumb Lancets, Even's
Crown, Spring Lancets, American, Me-
,alic and Glass Ma,ea, Female Syrringes,
Cupplng Glasses. Nipple Shells, Metallic
Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes. Nursing Bot.
ties, Camel's Hair Pencils. Sable Hail
Pencils, Lead Pencils, Paint Brushes
Graduate Measures, Glass tunnels, Spa,.
ulas. Wedsewoot Mor,ars. Marble Nor
tas, &c. VIM. BURNS.
May 9. lS5l-t la
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Musical ACademV.

VTVHE Fourth Session Of this Institution
l. will commence the frs. Monday oil
September next, and close tine last Saturday
Of January. There will be an in'erm'ssion
during Christmas week, making session
of 81 weeks.
This institution is still under the care
and direction Of Professor G. H. KNABE'
l, is unnecessary for us to speak OF his
qualifications as they are undeub,ed. and
the proficiency Of his pupils show him TO
be one of the first Teachers 10 the South.
TERMS:
Piano Forte, per session, S2o'oo
For use of instrument, I'ou
Lessons on the Violin, Flute, and all -
the Wind Instruments, 2U'Oo
Instructions in Musical Composition, 2o,o
P.S. Those having Piano Fories in
Athens will be waited on at their residences
# desired.
Athens, August |. 1S5l-tf lay
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$50 Reward!

WILL give the above reward Of Fifty
i Dollars for the apprehension and delive-
~ 10 me at Athens, Tennessee, a Negro
bow named ELIAS. Said boy is Of mu.
la,,o color, aged about twenty years, five
feet We inches high. Said Negro is said
10 be smar, and sensible. Or l will give
the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars If caught
and secured in any Jail in the United States,
SO tina, can get him. He was raised at or
near Tellico Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee. and is supposed TO be in tina,
part of the country.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Executor
of Philandcr Wright, deceased.
Athens, Ten. Sept. Is, lS5l-,f l56
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. ChanCerV Sale

PURSUANT to decree OF the last term
L of the Chancery Court at Cleveland,
Tennessee, in the case OF Isaac N. swan
and Simeon e Browder. Administrators Of
John N. Gamble, deceased. against the
heirs a,d creditors Of said John N. Gamble,
deceased, will expose to public sale on
the premises. on Friday. the 18th day OF
December next, all The right. title and IN.
terest which the said John N Gamble had
in and to the following described tracts OF
land, 10 wit: One tract situated in Polk
coun'v, in the 2nd range, east Of the basis
line, End frac,ional township. south. TWEEN
~ sixth section. being the south west quarr
ter Of said section, beginning al the north
east corner OF said quarter, running sohtt'
10 the corner, thence west toa dead mulbe.
nv TO the line between William Virgins ana
Martin Harper; thence with the conditional
line 10 the said quarter; thence with the
line between Mantooth anu said Harper TO
the river; thence up the river 10 the section
line; thence TO the beginning. Also part OF
The south east quarter in the Aforesaid sec-'
,ion-beelnnng at the north east cornerS
thence west to the top Of the ridge; thence
down the ridge with conditional line
between the aforementioned Virgins and
Harper; thence with the said line round
with the other line above named, supposed
TO contain in all One Hundred and Sixty
Acres. Also, Forty Acres it being part Of
section thirty five, commencing al the North
east corner of the Northeast quarter 10
range 9. East. fractional township 2. South.
Also, Forty Acres of the Northeast quarter
of thirty fifth section, Cd fractional town.
ship South, Cd range, East Of the basis
line-begnning at the Southeast corner OF
said quarter. in Polk county, Ocoee Disc
rrct. One other tract, supposed 10 te
Thirty Acres. more or less. in range "a,
East of the basis line, Cd fractional towns
ship South, and thirty fifth secllon-being
part OF the Northwest quarter OF SAID secs
lion. commencing at the Northeast corner
Of the Southwest quarter. and running
North to large hollow at the corner OF
fence; thence with the said hollow an East
course to the West side Of the forty acre
lot: thence South to a line; thence East TO
tie beeinninc-said TO be in Polk coUny,
Ocoee District.
Terms OF SALE: One third in cash, an
the residue in equal portions. IN a credit
of six and twelve months, secured by bond
and security. and lien retained on the
lands until the money is paid.
JAMES BERRY. G.. s. NJ.
Oct 81. lS5I-6t Prs fee 81 l62
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Forest Hill Academy.
ATHENS 7E.N.N.

HIJiEJNS, IEJNJf. =.
TvHE Fall and Winter Session Of the
Il above Institution will commence on
Monday, the LIST of September next, and
continue a session Of 81 weeks, under the
superinlendence oil Rev. s. CHURCH. Alb,
and LADY. .. ur..... .....
TERMS, Pen SESSION.:
Smelling, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithmetic. So'oo
Written ,EngllshGram' ~
mar, Geography, and the above, o'oo
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French
and Italian Languages, the Higher
so;smc"s Sc &c. 1000
Painting in Oil and Water Colors, ~
Li,hograph. Mezzotn,. Sc Extra. lo'oo
Embroidery, Wax Flowers and ~
Fruit. ~
Each student will lie required to furnish
one load of wood or its equivalent IN money
The Trustees deem it suprrlluous TO say
ANYTHING in commentator OF Mr. and Mrs
Church, as thorough and efficient Teachers
further than to state tina, their efforts thus
far have been attended with success. anu
that we have great hope in the prosperity
of our Academy under its tau"His'
,ration. Ard for the encouragement OF 'he
Teachers and the success OF the School, we
have decided that the Tuition shall he PAID
in advance. or one half in advance. and the
other al the close OF the first hall session,
provided that one week from the SINE o:
entering School be considered in advances
and that no scholar be received for less time
than half session, unless provldent,a''y
prevented from attending School. in when
case allowances will be made for absences
that exceed one week. We decide. also,
that such scholars as fail TO comply win
the above arrangement shall not lie taught
longer than one week from the time OF en-
tering School.
CHI. METCALFE. Sec.
Aug. Is, 1S5l-tf l5l
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OAK-GROVE HOUSE,

VEST END OF ATHENS, TENN
THE undersigned having purchased the
L residence formerly occupied by the Hon.
Spencer Jarnagin, and refitted it with much
labor and expense, both in reference to the
House and in procuring a bountlful supply OF
pure Water, is pleased 10 announce to his
friends and the public generally, that he will
spare no pains in rendering his table inviting
and his house pleasant and agreeable to such
as choose to favor him with their patronage.
JAS. W. McSPADDEN.
Sept. 10, ls5l-tf I56
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Notice.

TIlE undersigned having obtained letters
testamentary on the estate of G ideon Nor.
gan, deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to come forward and make
settlement. Those having claims are required
TO present them within the time specified by
law, properly authenticated. In my absence
Il. Med. McElrath will act as my agent.
ANDREW L. ROGERS, Executor.
Nov. Z, lS5l--3t l63
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Bar Iron and Castings

JNHE subscribers having leased the
TELLlCO IRON WORKS for a term
of wears, are now IN operation and prepar.
ed to fill orders for Bar Iron, nollo,c Ware,
Machinery. Stopes, and other Castings,
Having a large number Of patterns on hand
and experienced workmen IN that depart
ment, they can supply Castings Of all kinds
on shor, notice. The quality OF the Iron
is unsurpassed by any made In East Ten
nessee. ;.
Foundreys and Machine Shops supplied
on the most favorable terms oil the market
Having had long experience 10 the
man ufaciuring of Iron in its various depart'
men,s, they would respectfully request
share OF public patronage.
DANIEL WEIGH & co.
May %, ls5l-ly 10y
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G.. EUMEEEM'S
ES1ENCE OF COFFEE

NNE Package Of this Essence will go as
W far as four pounds of Store Coffee, and
Coffee made by this Essence will preserve
perfectly The real taste OF The best store
Coffee, but will have more delicate and
finer flavor, finer color, and will certain.
" be much wholesomer for every person
than pure Store Coffee; will also be clear
without requiring to clarity il.
Manufactured and tor sale, Wholesale
and Retail, by HUMMEL. Boiler & Coz
No. 2iS CalIowhi!l ST., above 9th, PhIIa
delphia.
For sale in Athens, hy
G. w. ROSS s co.
July 25 IS5l-tf i4S
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NeWFall& Winter Goods
GEO. w, ROSS T. CO.,

HHAvE just received the largest Stock TO-
ul the Fall Trade they have yer offered in
the place and will thank their customers and
the public generally to give them call, as
surfing them that the prices shall suit the
scarcity of money, as the Goods were bought
unusually low, and will be sold the same way
for Cash or Produce, down. AS to articles
and prices they can't give any description,
hut they have nearly every thing, usually
brought to this market, and will sell little
lower than ever.
Oct. 3, lS5l--tf l5o
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LIN l. BRANTLEY,

Warehouse and COn,mtssfOn .Ncrchdnts,
ATLANTA, Ca,
WILL attend to the purchase or sale OF
w Cotton and Provisions Of all kinds, for
customary commissions, and liberal advances
always made on any articles in store.
,osepu n BRANrIEy, Res n. LIN.
March IA, 1S5l-1y l29
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Wool Carding--- New Machine

vNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
L public that c has started New WooL
CAnDIxG MACHINE, at his old stand, l.:
miles East Of Athens, and is prepared to Gard
Wool into good Rolls at the usual prices
The Machine was made on an Engine Lathe
and is of very superior order and finish.
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
Hamilton's Y Roads,
McMinn Co, Aug. %, lSJl.l II log
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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
THE

Steamboat Company OF 6cofsia
Run the following Steamers, as above VIZ:
DAVID l.. ADAMS, Ciron,)
CHATHAM. (Iron,)
THOS. S. METCALF,
TENNESSEE,
Which. with tow.boa's and lighters, all
ford unequallcd laci',nes for transportation
Of (reigb, to the interior Of Georgia, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con-
nec,iou with the Railroads.
The elegant steam packet d. l.. Adams
will connect with the steamships Florida
end Alabama landing freight by them IN
!; DAYS from New York to Augusta.
Freight, (now taken at reduced rates,)
will be forwarded free Of commission.
In orte, 10 proven, detention or miscar-
,iaee, bills CT ladng should be addressed
TO SAM'L M. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior 10
JOHN A. MOORE, Agcnt,
Augusta.
June 81, ls5l-ly IA
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HnlSton Glass,
GreaSSale OfVaIuable
L A DIS,

In The vicinily Of Chattanooga.
TINE Branch Bank Of Tennessee at
L Athens, will sell on the premises, to
the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 4lh
day of December next, splendid body OF
rich and fertile lands, lying in the vicinitj
Of Chattanooga. Tennessee. containing IN
all about SIX TEEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES.
These lands are situated between the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
the great Western and Atlantic Railroad Of
Georsia-ihe nearest point being about one
mile from the Depot of each-weI' watered.
finely timbered, large portion under cul-
tivation, and the whole we'll adapted 10
farming purposes, and embracing every va.
riety Of soil. The whole will be divided
into six or eight admirable Farms, or will
be sold in larger bodies il desired by pur-
chasers.
The main ihorouchfare from Chattanoo-
Ga to Georgia. which IS wide. level, well
improved highway. runs Immediately
through the lands, while the two Ra'i osas,
and the public road from Lafayette in the
direction of Nashville, bounds their out
skirts. And taking them all in all. with
their present and prospective advantages
they ore amongst the best and most desifa'
BILE lands now offered to the public.
TERMS OF SALE:-One>ienlh OF the pur.
chase money in Cash, and the balance in
ten equal annual ius,aIlments. with in,er>
est, payable on the frs, Monday 10 Decem.
Der of each year. The purchaser giving
bond and security, and lien retained until
tho last instalIment is maid.
Refer to-
r M. HooKE,
Jas. A. WHITEsIDE, Chattanooga.
ELIJAH THURMAN, on the premises.
Orto
THOS.J. CAMPBELL, Cash, Athens.
Nov. Z, lS5l-ld l63
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More New Goods at Calhoun
], ii. WELLS

HAS jus, received Brown. Crushed an
III Loaf Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Syrup,
Rice, Tea. Salt, Nails, Gun and Blasting
Powder, BIackshi,h's Anvils. Hand and
Sledge Hammers, Vices, Screw Plates,
BelIowses. Drawing Chains, Log CHAINS.
Lock Chains, Streecher Chains, Coil
Chain. Pistols, Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Hand
Saws. Cross cut Saws, Mill Saws. Mil
Saw Files. Painted and Vanished Buckets
Tubs. Saddles. Brides. Martlngales, Col
lars. Carpe, Bags, Clocks and Fancy Goods
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats. Caps, Crockery. Drugs, Medicines
&C., to which the attention of his custom
ers and the public are invited.
eP Wheat. Oats, Corn, Peas, Tobac
co. Country made Jeans, &c., taken in ex
change for Goods.
Calhoun, Oct. "a. ls5l-tf l6f
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New Gcods----NeW Goods!
VNNHE subscribers would call the a,ten.
Il ton of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee, 10 their
extensive assortment of
Fancy Goods,
Comprising large collection of Combs,
Buttons, Pins. Needles, Pocket Books, Port
Monnes, Suspenders, Cotton and Silk
Purse, Ladies' Bells. Black and Colored
Sewing Silk. Spool Thread of all colors
and at all prices, Flax Thread, Brads and
Tapes, together with Hair. Shoe and Cloth
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Ewes,
Beads, Necklaces, Fancy Soaps. Perfume
nv ard Hair Oils Of every style and quality.
Together with
Hooks and Stationery,
Such as School Books, Blank Books, Let
ter and Cap Paper, Paste Boards, Steel
Pens. Quills, Gold and Silver PencilsSr-
Also, large stock Of
Wrapping Paper
manufactured at our own Factory in South
Carolina. Our stock is now so extensive
hat it would be impossible to give list OF
one half the articles KEEP, by the subscribers.
But we can only say 10 merchants from the
above States, TO give us a call as we are
determined to offer goods at lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be 60,
in New York. All orders BY mail or 9th
erwise. will be promptly attended to. and
the utmost care taken TO send such articles
as are desired and at the same prices as il
purchased personally.
DUNHAM s. BLAKELY.
Augusta, Ca, Feb. Ia, lS5l-,f l2j
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T. MASDEN LAYTON. nj. D.,

HAVING permanently located at CAL
II HOUN, Tenn. respectfully proffer,
his professional services to the citizens
thereof and vicinity. hoping by strict atien.
ton TO the duties Of his office, to be favora.
blv noticed by those requiring Medical as
sistance.
Oct. "a, lS5l-6m l6l
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W. +. HARRIS 4 co.,
COJI.lIiSSION MERCHANTS,

". F.. HARRIS Il co..
COJI.VlSSION MER CHANTS.
.tiACCN, CA,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce 10 the
RS Merchants and Produce Traders Of
Eas, Tennessee, that they will give prompt,
attention 10 the sale OF al! kinds of produce
consigned 10 their care.
Macon row affords a good market for
Dacon. Flour. Beef, Corn. Oats, Hay. Rye,
Feathers, Butter. Lnrd, Iallo,c. Irish
Potatoes Dried Fruit. Eggs, On
ions, U'ool, etc.. etc.
Every attention will be bestowed 10 give
entire satisfaction to those who may make
consisnments TO this firm.
Tie commissions are 6 per cent? those
customary al the commission houses 10 the
city. Produce, 10 secure ready sale and
lar prices, should be fixed up neatly for
transportation and delivered in Macon in
good condition. Immediate returns tciI be
made on all sales. Particular and general
information IN regard to the market RAY be
had, al ana time BY addressing
w. +. HARRIS s. CO.,
Macon, Georgia.
REFERENCES
Chandler, French Il Co., Games & Co.,
Chattanooga; C. Wallace, II. AuI', Gam
mon, Gaines s. Co., CiaIghead Il Dead.
erick, knorrille.
Oct % iG5l- If I6I
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a doors aboue Gould and Barklv, I aboye
W. Kitchens. and a bslos Byford,
Bale f. Co.,
BROAD STREET,
aEGVyT.7, ca.
THIS Hotels situated IN business par,
L of the city, and as convenient as any 9th.
e, House to the Depot Georgia Rail Road
The proprietor will be pleased to see his
friends and the travelling public generally
promising on his part nothing shall be
wanting to make them comfortable and
their stay agreeable.
Price of Board per dav 81 rs.
d. B. RAMSEY,
Proprietor.
JAS. A. WEAVER, OF Tenn,
ASSISTANT.
RErERESoE-J. Fl. Lowry and Brother,
Of Ten ssee.
Septl2, ls5l-6m l55
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H A R D w A R E
COURTNEY & TENNENT,

No. So Havne street,
CHARLESTON. so. ca,
ARE now opening direct from England
n very splendid stock Of Hard"are;;
Cutleru. Guns. &c., purchased by one oil
their firm in person, for cash. :.
Merchants visiting Charleston will Ind 1t
10 their interest 10 call and examine their
stock. which they offer on the mos'iavora'
BILE terms. 49,
SeDt.5 1S5I-6m$ l54
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Gr0ceries at Reduced Prices,
s. REEDER respectfully informs his
-. friends and the citizens Of McMlnn
generally. tina, he will sell GROCERIES.
of which he has first rate assortment, al
the same prices they can be bought at Dali
ION. with the carriage added on, for the
same kind of pay-CASH.
June 20, 1851
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Boots and Shoes

JACKSON & LiLLARD have just re-
- ceived a fresh supply Of fine Boots and
SHOES. TJuly 4. 1851
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Jflarriira.

In Edinburgh; ON the 7th inst. by George w.
Barclay, Esq, Mr. JOHN P. FOX aud Miss
oLIVEVAN GARRISON, all of Edingburgh
Also on nthe J lth inst by the same, Mr.. G GEo.
HELFERT and Miss BARBARY GRASE, all
of Edinburgh.
Atsthe Freedom Ilcusc, in Drakesburgh. on
the 2.st inst. BY o. l.: Drake, Esq. Mr. SiLAs )
S. STRICKLAND of Hartsgrove, Ashtabula
Co. Ohio, to Miss HANNAH KlLBOURNE
of Freedom.
In Paris, on the a5th inst; by David Johns
and Miss ADEaIA Z. SHANK, of Paris.
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ATTENTION, LADIES.
M A R BL E..
* d ~ d N g

JUST received, and large share of it is
u Italian Obesque Monuments and Grave
ore, from tao inch up to eight in thickness, and
all sizes, which was selected by Us directly from
the Importers 10 New York; also eur American il
of tho best quality, from the Mills of VIM. Y. Rip
ley, crebrated for having the finest and best kut'
land Marble.
Take notice, that here is good an assortment
as can be foaad the State, and that we selected
our stock, AID purchased Of FIRST hands, we there
lore think that we can sell good article as low
as heretofore has been sold poor ole by dealers
who buyf of second hands. Therefore give US
cali before you purchase else where as we consider
our experience guarantee thatwe can give entire
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