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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

CARysForr REEF LIGHT HoUsE.-The
Srct selected for th, lighthouse D., about thryeight
mile, 20 the northeast of Indian hey and four miles
to The eastward of the Agh-ship, Inoorei inside OF
me BASIN bank 20 arysfOrt Reef. more desirable
location could Tot be- found u stands on the most
eastern shoi of The reef and within short distance
of the Gulf stream The entire structure s OF iron.
Tho rau of the base is octa1On consisting OF eight
anglo ule and "a center pile These piles. which
VI wrought iron, twenty-five leel long AMI eight
,rcfe> il- diameter were driven bv blows of q ram.
WEIGHING 1900 pounds. ntO the solid bank until an
irou shoulder. attached 20 the end, brought up on
drks " hch have idrge bearing surface. and through
which they we've driven.
The piles are mtoddod ten and twelve feet below
the surface. whirh is broken coral rock and sand.
The building Us composed Ot series Of ron piles.
the lower q which stands perlendlc.lar. being ten
feet above hieh-wator marx. Upon the hetds OF
these lower rs are east iron sockets, ~ which are
placed the SECOND series OF pucs, departing from the
TerrcLdiCular a. AZ angle a ten ana half degrees,
Ihls narrowing 'he building as z rises, ani present
diameter. About ll,rty feet above Ach-Water marx.
ttc piles axe L-c.oset By two series OF ca>t-lron
plates inside o. ~lch are lad Two floors. and the
Whole covered u with 81 roof
The lower rccU thus ,ormol r lntCadet for water
and stores. WA.c ne upper Hh-cu h. diFaed mo
-four apartIl, fis. 81 hi.ei up rs residence. from
Tie rcoi a>ceucs cylinder tower, III cs1g nc star
way O. 'c Wa --ro0r a-.t lautcra. Tie 4Ai Of The
eTtre structure that is from tae -eei of tie center
pile 90 the siyered DONE sisote tie -atern -0of.-Is
one hundred and tWenty-ci-h, feet TIE light.
N.-A j. 4~l ls4- il j. ctlculIeI can No. stem illfty
.2ol miles. tie atmosphere BEING sufficiently clear for
Il to Isrefiate thar ieT.
IL addition 20 TIC radiaL ana periphery ties by
y hlD The center AID angle plies are firmly attached
70 each Other, Tire whole j. secured by tension
bracmg ghtened 10y lever ana .urnDucklcs. which
make Z perfectly r-id IN entail gallery is
arrar rCd around the dive illng-house giVing n 4
light and a.p appearance ihe ll1m.natng ap-
uraius Is Flc,nCl 81 IT, trst or-CI, AID vas manu-
featured ~ rance. 20 COS, II Tea THOUSAND dol arS
TIE waves must Jreah ~ feet high before they can
reach the dwelling house and a. bIt Little surface
j. cNEoscf 20 re ;CrcC q the sea by tic slender ron
EilCs. he most Tremendous breakers viii sNeeD h,y
asd leave toe tniding unharmed Ire da.ne,eroftbe
cigsl q ct.cFiccc cy ne se-cs OF the 0und; On plies
- tccf. CT ccuble that OF the ffr.fams.l Hinot's
Lodes Lighthouse The only danger 20 be annre
ieIitd = iIcI1 cur hurricanes, aud then oplv fro-o
TIC foWcg 81 - wind. asthe waves DC nuttheabreas
fed hat dh acusc All stand IN the 'orce of e,Ich
e..le IS -. O. Qficher u, ls46
Key West gor y nr'r
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For The Tribune.
EUI II T ItDe43~'
THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.

The LII LIZ bOt Hal O1GD'
IAN all alone IN my chamber now,
And the midnight hour Is neal; -
And the fagot's crack and the clocks duii ''0"
Are the only sounds hear
And over my soul IN it's solitude
Swee. feelings Of sadness gllue dill
70, INV bea,+ and my ewes are full when 'ii'AN
OF the h.tlc boy that dieu'
-. ono ,,ybt 20 nv fathers house
Wcn, home 70 the dear ones all
.,d eoel,, opcDed the garden gate
N'''' Snd softly the door OF the nan.
~ ~oatber came out TO meet her son
She kissed me, and then she sighed,
AID her head fell on my neck, and she wept
For the little boy that died.
shall miss him when the flowers come
In the garden where be played;
shall miss him more by the ilre-sde'
When the flowers have all decayed.
shall see his TOYS, and bis empty chair,
And the horse he used TO ude
And they will speak, with silent speech
OF the little boy that died.
shall see his little sister again
With her playmates about the door;
And | II watch the children IN their sports,
As never did before
And IT, in the group see child
That IS dimpled and laughing-eyed'
III look 10 see If 1t may not be
The little boy that died.
We shallan 20 home to our Fathers house
To our Fathers house IN the skies
Where the hope Of our souls shall have no Oigh''
Our love no broken ties
We shall roam on the banks OF the RIVER
And battle IN it's blissiul tide loi Peace
And one Of the Joys OF our Heaven shall be-
The little boy that died.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
- "Tur PpAcrrcr OF TAKING BLOOD

~ "TEE Practice OF TAKING BLOOD
~ DrsrAsrs.r IS the title OF the last publication OF
tho interchangeable Chrome Thernalist d. Turner II
consists principally OF an extract from DR.. Dcksons
..Faliacies Of the Faculty" with a collection Of tes-
tmonials from varous distinguished authorities 10
favor Of tins lcw claimant among the medical sy'-
TENS Of the DAY. j. $ Redfell]
u We have received Nos. 1910 OF
Philips Sampson & Co.'S magnificent edition Of
sHAksPERE's CovrLErE WORKS. containing the
first Part Of the Series Of Poems, which VIII be COM
pleied IT two more numbers The present number Is
embeuished With an engraving Of Desiem0na.
- The AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE,
for June IS greatly enlarged number that invaua-
bic manual for the traveller The work las NE; With
the large success which 1t richly deserves. tCurran
Dnsmore)
- MITCHELL's New Travellers
GUIDE" with a large map Of the United states, is
convenient book preference with complete tables
Of the usual travelling routes all parts OF tie Union.
phil: Thomas, CoWerthwait & Coz
q THE WHITE MOUNTAIN GUIDE, Is
published in o second edition, and contains full IN
structions for the summer tourist IN Nev-Hampshire
(E II. Tnpp)
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An OPPORTUNITY for a prodtabIe H.

q yeSnent az a small Capital For SALE an entire, :,
Of SEW ING SILK MACHINERY, capable Il pradure.
about So lbs of servings PER wceN, with fixtures compes
Of The latest and most approved kind Tins article can -
sold for cash larger profits than an De realized % a.,
other staple article requiring small an outlay II ca5
The machinery be run by water n the county oyh,
steam &c small az penSe either IA NcNN Bn
lyn Double tins quantity could he made by small al
toEal cNpcuSc Puco ui the entire set complete. Or cas
$50 An experienced and faithful hand can Pc halrS
reasonable price, capable ~ overseeing the HANDS. Il
would receive far proportion Of the pnon'S rs an eia-
lent MS To young man capable ~ keep.k
accounts and experimenting sales TINS would b. safe al
lucrative business Raw six always 90 be had n TINS cg
M small adv Those only vino have the above amlsa,
Of money need apply, by letter. 70 c. &C this office
1tg 6JNWAFe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

Z TFA-Ths advertisement viii meet the eyes of thouS-
ands daily the article and vet are always complain
ing Why DO you not send for Eve pound package "hch
YOU not only obtain at the Wholesale al " tei uses
Of the NowYork and China Tea Company, established 1870
bUt sec the pleasure must afford partaNns ot such
luxurious leverage and at perhaps less prco thAh YOU
have been pay ng for trash. - 100. 49,,
CHRISTlAASON CO, y Catharnc-st
,,io 9tNlWNFs 2ll GrecnNIchSt
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The public have been informed for what purpose the
IS pcr cent Is 20 bc used The meetings Of the combination
are held quarterly ofeuer, the nature OF the case
NAV BE- The amount expended for certain pn poses dur
0e0 JET J.MW&F
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a RARE OPPORTUNITY is presente

a RARE OPPORTUNITY is presented
u 10 the buyers Of Dry Goods the following announce
ment from THE BOWERYASAyINGS STORE, l25
Rowcy
On the first day Of June being the commencement Of
Summer the propreiors Of this Institution. IN accordance
with their custom have reduced the prices Of all the bal
Of their Spring Goods, to ready sale
thus ahordng the purchaser extraordinary inducements to
purchase W. Offering
Barge Dc.anes AZ 2s and 2s d-former price Is TO Is
French Bareges nj IS cd former price s. Gl 90 Is.
Elegant DelaInes al is e. U.s. 81 do 2s. to IS
French Jaconets al Is. o. DO. p 3D. % g..
Printed Lawns at Is do. Is Ga to p.
And an Dress Goods, whether OF SILK, Cotton Linen,
Wool at corresponding reductions
Itmay seem strange that these things Dee done but
We have established this as principle and found It 10
work advantage and the interest Of patrons CIV
ing notoucty TO our establishment. "a, the time max
ing room for the influx OF goods adapted the coming
season. presume that 1t VIII not appear strange H.
erphcable
OUR STOCK or DOMESTIC GOODS
IS unnyallod the United States and ever article
ing direct from the manufacturers can AFFORD % sell
retail lov the commission merchant vii at whole
sale
GOODS FOR BOYS CLOTHING
ada ted to an seasons and always large assortment
uRAPERY MUsIINs AND LACE DRAPERIEs,
the richest assortment have Inhibited have
on h.nd. and flr below the ruling market prices.
GRAPE sHAwLs, sILKs HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TLASNELs, Sc
d. great variety. at wholesale and REAL.
To COUNTRY MERCHANT AND HEADS or FAMILIEs.-
Whenever YOU bug large bll allow the sale bee
made O., our wholesale prices winch below any o1ers
m the United States and establishment Of more
practical benefit than most ofihe public institutions Of le
Gay Anl desire that may dc universally ac1no~l
edged and further, that tine most f,gonte and popular
sort II all classes VIII be
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE. l2s Bovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
y ACKAWANNA COAL al RETln

u I-The Delaware and HudNlD CanaI COmIang Az -,
urerarcd o. receive orders f1s tarr Cua broken IN
SrIcsusd for fuAl. use. 80 81 IS per tuu delivered -
r or A. 81 per tun from boats Orjc.s rt.t.yel n ia
oerc 81 Nal-St or az their several YaIs-cdr.tr K, .
ana C;rccuwich Sc foot ~ Hubert So X f,s
Covcrnctr- s. = r foot u AdansS and Ia So
between state and Joralemon SIS Brooklyn ana a. 80
al North Icrlfh-Sf MhamSburgh
ma tfNlWSF ISAAC y. SEYMOUR. Treasure,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
VHE MAGNETIC TELEGRApHI-

Il tween NV YORK, PHlLADkLPHIA BtIrr
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-fork Once oorss, =
The PIONEER LINE with four from " al -.
70 New YORK, having Offices at NeNInrA. Jersey 90
NcwaIS New Iruns sick. Princeton, Trenton. PhssS'
Tha. Wilmington. Hssre &c Craze, Baltimore aar ~
lngton City, and connecting with all The Great ~.
Lines, East, est North and South THIS Coui.ang -
INK lately INSIDE extensive repairs q the line Erplfs
creased - facilities, and more thorous.y syv -
business TIE TRANSMISSION aud rote u delivery nj -
Sarss ore prepared 20 receive. franSn,f ,na a.,
any number Of messages required tof the lcconlsfs
the public. with accuracy. pfompiuess ana &C.,.
hitherto unequalled The telegrln hIng has nc>s ~ ~
public s. therefore. respectfully ,oeiel 40 ne ov -,
ner If Hanover and Beaver IS
~ yAiWF Wa " SWAIN Prcss,,,
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rNnIA RIRRER SNOES.-The man-


2 uctrre article has reached auumber 81 NIL unS IN
value yelrlv The first cost g. manufacture ladies shoes -
about - cents per par and Tie ttl prce Is oae dl4i.
The fsf cost those Of mems wear IS from SJto So cents
pair and the retail lucc 81 Qu one anu quarter 90 !e '
half dol ars per pair The daily product IN the ntcd
States 1900 pair The process oy whlch e,c s't
are made haSthus far been kent secret ths ar pa n
great vsrc ard Importance and has not yer been d
81 IN Eurore The profits tins business VIII reach n nv
w. mn IONS Of dollars. TINS and the present mnnuftc-
Tones cannot supply the demand Shoes which weigh nue
oncts t ua have only about three and hall ounces ut
rubber thF other materials being worth only from one 70
x cents Der pound. One Crl make from 50 q 20 r
ver day for which her WAKES are two 10 three Gems peg
nam The expense OF GUMS OF heating twelve hantIc cd
fer does not reach three dollars In 1918. four c,i>-
weufs made q arrangement. fayme OhartS Go'iftF
% renquish all claim he might be- supposed 90 nave A any
PATENTS all applicable the manufacture OK Boots anu
agreeing 60 take the of and all prontS or loss resulting
from Lgaton-saying Goodyear from all cost and dam
age and IN consideration 0i half cent per ptr ~ hf pNh
10 GOODYEAR he h1s signed ana conveyed the tgnt n use
his name whenever desired 20 institute proceedings a law
against any who De- lsed m the business al
making India Rghra Shoes And part OF the agreement.
which was published ia ful m the New York Herald, sun
MAY. contains The following.
Al the shoe business M which INDIA knbuer - used rs
comloncut part thereof, shalt De deemed anu taken O. nc
carrlc! on under tAIs agreement and license
Arain the combination agreement reads
SAID licensees 70 stamp al goods h tleAl 1de ana
sold Goodycar's Patent .., ,, H., -
surnlus II tine f7ccn per- cent provided ard SCI apart
certain rurreses hy agreement WITH sud Staples anu
Iud>un after satisfying and purposes, men >iid pie>
thereto of the second part shall nave the cement q" u
tow ards aiding them iu the expense, lleF may ne AT ia
rosecrtiug the suits herein plated 50 far A. the
same may 20 but all other expenses they are 10 Dear IA
s'afv event without recourse 20 said GOODYEAR.
In witness whereof the parties have executed ttc'o
presents his first day OF Juone thousand osA hNIi'd
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V,ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc

n lcct BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Tuytova,
New York A NEWMAN Prncpal-in tins lnstitaaes
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed ia All ihe
branches of English aud Classical education The quce
Of Board and Tuition. including bed. bedding Washing and
mendng Is from $3.50 90 100 per annlm, according ne
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars, refer
enccs sc be obtained az sSheFards Book Store lG
Fulton-st and al T. II WilcoIs United states School
agency 293 Broadway OF by addressing note % TIE
priucinal m3 MNSFn
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ESSEX FEMALE SENHNARY-Re.

ceives pupils of any age and AZ any tine. aud inos
them with every desirable facility for ohtanlas tho7oh
and ACCOMPLISHED education. Terms reasonable. YM
hcathfuneSs of location and completeness OF arnasenh
tins institution Is probably unsurpassed and being The
beautiful margin Of the CONNECTICUT RIVER near the va
board IS hy New York and Hartford tAy
steamboats, As consideration. We would add taN
the teachers and pupils furnished a moderate chae
hy the stable of the seminary, with we'll trained sadie
horses for young ladies Circulars containing
of the Seminary Buildings references &c. can be hal
LUCIUS LYON, AN, Punclpd
Essex Nav i6, 1851 10 mMWSF
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7TANTTC doom WILLS.-Indian


\ Corn. Flour and Indian Corn Parma dued and manu-
featured by "SaordS Patent Processes NAV Dc obtained
Of RESPECTABLE Grocors generally tAs Cty and BrooN a.
Indian Corn Flour" is gucd for making Bread Pui-
dnCs and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat, RE OF Buck
wheat l0ur and VIII be found trial very slporor ar
tcle put up doubepapcrcd packages OF lbs and
IN boxes of one dozen each.
&" Indian Com Parma, m entirely new and most deli
cious article for making Puddmgs Mush, &c, viii prove
an admirable Substitute for Rice Samp and Hommony As
an article for the composition of Puiings tins Parma has
no rival II is put up lb papers IA beautiful STYLE ami
IN boxes OF dozen each at the extremely low prce Of
o, cents per single package. ,
Tie above manufactures Of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapiod to the Of the INVALID aud experience has de
morsrated that DYspEPrGes parake Of this KIND OF
diet with mpuuty TO the exclusion OF almost every otor
form Of food Its daily Will improve the digestion cor
rect the bowels and give tone and energy to the whole
frame.
These articles sold AZ wholesale by Messrs Allen
Whlttlcsey n South NJ Hay Sons. l76 a hing
tonst and Of A @ Benson 80 Southst or Al the Aills
consumers obtain OF the Grocers pamphlet u 10
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn Us Preserya-
ton and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking together
with testimonials Of the highest respectablity
Orders addressed 10 T.. BRONSON, Agent, Atlantic
Dock Mills Company Nos u. 10, 10 and 20 Atlantic Dock
BROOKLYN NewIoTk VIII receive prompt attention and
dispatch - omSlWF
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rVHE IRVING INSTITUTE-Lvoa's

u Classical and Commercial Boarding School nr Ntae
Gentlemen, NORTH rARRNrOWN, y Y This ScAsl
has been u successful operation FOR twelve 4i
wei known. Thorough instruction M the common and ns
higher branches 4 an English ed caton M the Latas
Creek the French and Spanish languages. well IS
faithful supervision II morals and manners. insured
each pupil Students admitted AZ any time ClrculaSGs
Nassau POS and )9 Broadway 70 Rowery and u theta
SIT te. North Tarrtown. WILLIAM p. LYON. AN
Prluctual and Proprietor leo MNSFra
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DEOPLE'S FIRETNSURANCE CO.,
GTTIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE

GITIZENS' FIRE INSURANSCC,Eg
" COMPANY-Ofices ~ WALL-SI aud l~bV"
cry This Company with cash capital OF
SIjOOOO, .
and laTGe surplus securely invested, confines lo
against loss damage ~ FIRE on dwelling house, ~
chandse house hold furniture and all descriptions o. ~
sOnal Property, the most favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Johnson hlouzo Alvord, Dame. Burtngi'
William Wallace. Thomas McEraih. Luke BaHcL
VIM. J Valentine, James Baldwin Jay JARVIS, ,.
Johns Harms, K0teu Barley, Francs \. hi~"'
Jarob Miller James VI Watcrfgr
DANIEL BUkTNEIT. Piess.ea,
T..ye AZ MI 49,. coc,ef,rv a. NNFu
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VVHIS DAY PUBLTSHED--ELIZA'

N HE1H bAkRElI bRDWNlNGS Nov POEM -
SA CUiDl WINDOWS The volume includes AkesSJ
" Prrr ethers Bound. Sonnes fronthe Portuguese %.
other Poems not heretofore published IN AmercA ~.
Guio Window gives VIVID pct of the tusIu ana 1
rusI1 Of Italian Struggle Tor Independence seh -
Gre poets windows al Florence with the ferid c0smeH~
~ OF her hol - and aspirations "a,
Iisewise IN press-Iiamil'on's Works. vol s. tos
LON really CHAS :. FRANCIS 4 co. ~ Bn, 5l,f
Recently Pullshtd-Ihc Poems II EAzabeih n1-1ssr
Browning. vols. l2H.o 81 Jei va
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IIIf 'FTtF
W. CGLLEY.l Projectors.
W +. GiLLEY. Managers aud
icil 2tcod T. MCMAHON. ) Duec,ors.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY-For SALE.
CHURCH ORGANMANTFACTnRY

N-GEORGE JABDINE, 5sS Peail-st urar Clt, Hs
ptal. Broadwa., Ncw-Norh Plans and estimates sasn
Orders respectfully solicited which Will De- most Ca is,
executed. and upon liberal TERMS Jal3 iAlMNF'
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IFhiade.piua Bulletin.
THE New CosruME.-Thc first Bloom
og' made ifs appearance m our cty yesterday. II
was pronounced on al hands t0 be- unca. anI era e.
iUi attire Tor Young lady aac 90 have been no dis
cftoli 60 the ar h1lden Who darcI to take le le-d
pm reform which ttntempatts . sacrifice ~ long
established CUSTOM ior ne sake of health and COM
icIt. Worcester spy.
Arevoluii0n il female costume Is undoubt-
edly IN preparation. There can be nothing more un-
graceful than the lon. Gratbing dresses which sweep
the streets And steps wherever ladies move. A. a
matter OF personal comfort, the Turkish dress must
te most agreeable, ir -idlticn % rs beauty
Hartford Religious Herald
Two genteel looking ladies', dressed in
the new Turkish costume, passcdfhrough our city on
Saturday. The dress was greatly admired 5y All
who saws 1t. Toledo Blade
We venture an opinion that there is not
u man la thC S.aie who could carry about for the
space Of four weeks, and retain ms health the GUAM
t.ty Of skirts Which hang about TN waist Of every
ueu', ladies sci The vie Things 70 the paper makers
don tlt new >tyie, and word fr IT, YOU Will en-
Joy better health, &c happier. and consequently add
SANDY Till Herald.
The mania for the new style of dresses
is rapidly spreading throughout the tOuatry. u is
fasi gaining ground IN Wisconsin. anc We hope that
ere lOng y VIII be SO common that &; VIII no; be
looked upon a. csuosiiy. Wisconsin Statesman.
LANES DREs>ts.-There cen be no
doutf that the new stve Of drSse> now icing adopt
"a 10y iemaitS. W -ae l;O general use, IN spite Of
The nolcue aIsi opposition winch the change meets
from those who fvCr the Old faa hons Many who ~
hrst opposed the innuyicn have been led % favor IL.
on The gToend thai tier adapted 10 the comfort
anc convenience ot Ihe parties cGacernei.
Monroe MlehJ Commercial
An extensive house in ISiladclphi2 has
advertised la4t they aTc making extensive prep4ra-
lions 10 accous;lodals tie Isiies. hs manuia-tnfug
large assert hitnt az airs. Boomers Sacks. Lales'
tnialeuc, Cox a-tcts and Vests u tle most fa>k-
sonblo aHd CTlhtal s,y!c. composed II the riches,
nsiis naiS many al ',hch Garneuts \ "a be en-
tioAeftd wh pGfc god AID silver, and made N the
rosi graceful ana sCsolaI. manner under the super
iui6noslot oi celebrated a1iua slakerS .tcd Tailor
e>>t-.
IaE New CosrUNR-We congratulate
Two ycu.- iaees Of his yll.aCa-N,Iss Pafriss and
Miss Hce lawas the lTSi q introduce tie IGrtIsn
'tLaie cef,rme "a orr public PgogIcnl Is IhcY
4. &C irelI era yt-te~s.y afternoon, ar attracted
Seat mlcuuSn We na.1ired The ifess exceedingly.
lNefc-'1'vn a. ! yJF;crScnian.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-04
$125 REWARD.

u UNAWAY from the subscriber residing in Edge
i combe county, four miles north of Tosnot Depot,
and about quarter of mile from the Railroad,
bout the second of September last his man named
HARRY. Said Harry is about 40 years of age; 5 feet
inches high, whereabouts yellow complexion stout
built; has his left leg from the cut of axe; has
very thick ips eyes deep sunk in his heads forehead
very square toeraby loud voice has lost two OF
his upper front teeth and has very dark spot his
jaw, supposed to be mark.
Harry is a Carpenter by trade, and has been in the
employment of Railroad Company, in whose service he
when he runaway. He is well known along the line
of the Road is supposed that he has obtained will
endeavor obtain free papers from free colored man
living in Nash county, by the of Moses Hagens,
and his name in order to make his way to free
State.
The above negro was once the property of Mrs Co
page of Edgecomb county; afterwards he fell into the
hands of Asie Farmer, from whom he purchased by
Mr.. Barnes, Of said county, from whom purchasedhlm
about years ago. He will be certain alter his name
probablyto call himself Harry Copage, Farmer Barnes
He last heard from the 18th September on the
Newbern Road about mile and half from Wilmington,
enquiring the way the Sound.
will give the above reward to any person who will
deliver him lodge him in any Jail in the State
One Hundred Dollars if lodged in any Jail out of the
State, that can get him again.
Captains of vessels cautioned against taking the
above away under the penalty of the law
GUILFORD HORN.
Edgecombe county, N c., Oct 5, 1s49. sl4-tf