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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-18
TOTICE

WILL be offered Auction, Thursday next 9th IN
w instant at o'clock A. NJ at Exchange Corner Ell
the Bramet House and Lot and Lot No. l24 bought of
VIM. s. Campbell, North Of the Railroad and near the
Bridge. Terms at sale. z. MURPHY.
Anil 1R 1851 22lt
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE April 15-Peach Brandy 80 55c per gall.
Apple do &c 49, Bacon 1Ol l1c h. Cotton 1ol l0l
Corn IS 90c per BUSH Flour s54 So Feathers 80 81
cents per b Wheat 81 asl 10 per BUSH Whkey IS 40
cents per gall.
The quantity of Whskey and Brandy coming into market
has been considerable the price mer ut the close Of
the week than in the early part Flourvery little variation
price Flaxseedthe time for shipping Except for crush
ng past hence there is steady price. Cotton has
been very firm during the week. and it went off with spirit
Corn continues firm TurpentneVirgin dip, So 80; yell
low, 81 20; Hard 95c.; Spirits, 30c.-Odserver.
New YORK, April 12th.-NAvAL SroRs -Turpentne ha.
been in good demand advance of per $50 lbs
we notice sales Of 5000 bbs Newbern, &c. at 50 Sis
small parcel Wilmington 81 IS per $50 lbs; 900 Common
Rosin small barrels 81 O5 81 15 delivered; HOO No. q
81 so and S. part by weight ESQ lbs 200 poor White
81 S7a So per $50 lbs; 500 selected tar, 81 SIT; 200
spirits tupentne 33 CENTS and in lots at RETAIL 35c cash
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CHARLESTON, April sales follows:
1913 bales at g. 81 at TO- Sc at 1Oa 81 l0t IA 10
at IL; IS at IL 516 S95 at III and l59 bales l2c.
BALTIMORE, April l5-Flour 81 SCI 81 62t Rye -four
So 62a Wheat &c. to 81 IA. Corn 60 &c. Oats 80
Ale. Rye 69c. New pork $14 IS. Lard 81 Gle
Whiskey 24 25e. per gall
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Cen Houston, it is said, is about to retire perma-
nently to private life.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-04-18

GARD.
HAVING been appointed Agent for North Carolina. The
undersigned is prepared to furnish the trade
- The GenhemGns Monthly Magazine Ct FASHIONS cad Cos
TUNES de Paris containing FIVE steel plate crgravngs;
three coored plates of Fashions and plates of Models
for Garments-with full sized patterns cut thin
paper Price S. per published every month Com
postpaid addressed shall be promptly
attended to. CHARLES BARR.
Wilmington n c.. April 49, 1851 32-tf
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A. II. EVERETT,

BUTCHER, Wilmington, N: c., will pay the highest
ID cash prices for Beef Mutton Lamb and other live Stock
suitable for the Butchering business.
Persons bringing to market such articles will find it to
their advantage to call on him before selling.
The citizens of Wilmington requested TO visit Stalls
Nos 10 and IL when they attend market the best Of tho
above may always be found for sale these Stalls
low if not lower than any of the others in market
April l8, 1851 .-. 33-tf
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NEW Books just received ut the bookstore of l.!
IN II. Pierce. Pure book for family reading. Rose
Douglass, the Autobiography of Minister'S Daughter
1t is romance that the most fastidou oector to novel
Nathalie tale by Julia Kavanigh fascinating book
Hcloise or the unrevealed secret, by Talvi.
Also supply of the Mothers Recompense, and We
mon of Israel. by lGrace gular.
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men shall be Free and thine shall be the glory
Amen
1t was just when he left The Abolitionist Wig
Hence Committee met at 81 and passed resolution
respectfully asking the people of Massachusetts, to
toll the bells IN the several towns the intelligence
reaches them of the return of fugitive slave from
the Commonwealth They have also appointed
meeting for public religious services the occasion
person with rather loud lungs, as the procession
moved down State street, rected the events of the
Boston Massacre that occurred in that street before
the Revolution.
The fugitive warmly and comfortably clad In
garments provided by the U. States Marshal. He
stated that he willing to go during the evening
lie refused to sign any papers drawn up by the
abolitionists saying that he tired of business
The military in considerable numbers at
their Armories and Fanueil Hall, but there no
cause to call upon them to act in the matter, and
this morning they were dismissed from further duty.
The chains have been taken down from the Court
house, and it has resumed its usual quiet aspect.
During the night Abby Folsom found lying
IN the street near the Temple, and refusing to go
home. taken to the watch-house.
Second Dispatch The brig Acorn, containing
Sims, is at anchor at Nantucket Roads, on account
of the north east wind and thick weather The story
that Sims has been purchased by periodical dealer
here for 81 500 to return in weeks is not true
The Senate Committee are still pushing their inves-
tgation in the conduct of the State and city officers
IN relation to Sims quite closely. Several leading
aboltiOnists have been in the Senate, and testified
that Tukeys Police arrested directly on the deten
ton of Sims t<
BosToN, April l3-S P M-The brig Acorn hav-
ing on board the fugitive slave Sims, remained at
during Saturday.
t.asF 4stHy, J va, rat?s .i,rrrg = H. cat
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To ,l,e Gaanaea yoIers or c.'diu

/ Whereas. tho President aad Directors Uf the
SteubeuVllie aud Indiana Railroad COM
pany have proposed to construct Branch
Railroad, leading frsm the town Of Cad
/ IL, IA Harrison county, 10 intefseci The main
line Of said road nj the most eligible point
on the same, upon conditlun that the trustees
Of Cadiz township will subscribe one hum
dred thousand dollars 10 the capitol stock OF
s1id company, Nov, therefore, ia pursuance
Of the provisions Of the act euuIled an act to
incorporate the Sieubeuvile and Indians
Railroad company, and of the several acts
amonuatory thereto, aud for the purpose OF
asceraiuing The sense OF the qualified vnlers
Of said township upon said proposition, made
by said company, and for the purpose of au-
lIhoiizing the trustees of said township TO
subscribe The said sum Of one hundred thou
sand dollars to the capital stock of ssid com
pany If the sense Of The qualified voters Ui
said township shall be found in favor of the
same. Notice is hereby given to the qull>
fed votefsoi said townshipto assemble at
the usual place OF holding elections in said
township, on Monday, the 7ih day OF April
next, aud there vote by ballot for or against
said subscription; Ihe words tor subsciIn-
ton" written or printed upon The ballot Will
be taken aud counted as expressing the as,
sent OF tho eector to the subscription as a
lolesaid and the words against The sabzcrip-
lion" will be taken and counted as d;ssen-
ting iiom said subscription.
Aud # a majority Of the votes given at
said election shall be found to be in favor
Of said subscription, then and in that case
the trustees of said township will be author
lied to subscribe on beuali of said tuwnsbIp
the s5id sum oi one hundred thousand doIas
to the capi al stock of said company, and
to issue bonds therefore on behalf oi said
township.
JnuN DAVE, r.,s,oos IF C,ol;z
/ DANIEL MrrCHELL
CaAiz, March 18th, 1851.
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Legal Notice.

George Sllambaugh, exc
outO1 Of Peter Nup, decd In Chaneey,
VS.. Petition 10 cell Ia nnds,
susanna Mp, Widow. &C., &c.
jacob Nup, et. al.
UNo Jacob Nup. Edward RenReker and Mariat
il his wife, Henry kimmel and Sarah his
wife, heirs at Law and legal representative Of the
said Peter Nup, deed, are hereby notified thai
on the 24lh daJ oiFeb., A. d., 1851. said Execu
tor 6led his petition in The Court Of Common
Pleas, for Harrison county, Ohio, the object and
prayer Of which petition is TO obtain an crde a
the next Of said Court Tor the sale OF nl the
real estate of which inlesate died seized, and to
settle tire rights Of the widow Susanna up un
der the will ol iulesiatr.
JOSEPH SHARON.
Feb. PC, le5l-6t. Sol. for Petition.
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8gcaaF8 FOR Eanrrison commsw.
CADIZ FOUNDRY.
CO OK q GE0WEs

? VIE subscriber having purchased of the late
4 proprietor, H. M. Scott. his entire interest
IN the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasufe in announ-
cling to the public that he has had many years
practical experience in the business, and is now
Going all in his power to fit up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery Of the
establishment Being lhns prepared, he will keep
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves of all the
various patterns, Paror and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves and Gates of all sizes
HOLLOW WARE,
Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
lrons for stoves, Fencing for Graves aud Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, new ar.
tcle, aud CHIMNEY Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received and promptly He'd on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices DAVID POOL.
Jan 80 1851 i,43
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AN ACT 10 extend Tie January term Of the ooa,'
uf common pleas. IA li3milion county, a "
1851. aud 20 alter the time OF holding tie fen-
ruarY term in said year, aud ior other PoTposef'
Sec. /. BE il enacted By the General As
sealbly ef he State Of obio, That the term
Of January ~ this year, Of the court % CON ,
mon pleas, with aud for the county oi
Hamilton, SHALL aud the same is hereby ex.
tended Two weeks longer than Is no" -llo"eu
by law, for the trial OF criminal causes ana
other mlusrs now by law cogn'zable al sa'o
January term. 81,
Sec. /. That the February term of said
court. in said year, be aud the same is here'
by so altered al 10 commence ON Monday,
February l7,h, A. d. 1851, TO which day all
process Of whatsoever kind or description,
which is now by Law relurnable to the first
day of said term, a heretofore fixed by law,
shall be returned; and all such process here
after issued, sblll he returna6ls on said Mon
day, Feb l7lb, A. D. 1851; provided That
such process as is now by law reiurnable on
the third Mund,v of said Esbruary term
shall DE returned on the third Monday OF
said February term, as hereby altered; and
provided further, that all process issued dn-
ring said term SO altered, and which is now
by the law and usage OF SAID court ielurnabe
forthwith. shall be returned forthwith during
said February term.
JOHN t. MORSE,
Speaker ot he House of RePrescafadres.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of tie Scaate.
January 81, 1851.
hereby certify that The foregoing is truly
copied from a certified capyof the Original
Ioll Oh file in the Secretary of Safes Office
r. X. PRICE, auditor
of Harrison county.
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Farm for Sale.

y ME subscriber offers at Private Sale, small
il Farm, containing about % acres Uithe best
quality OF land, 55 or-GO of which are under good
fence and in u high state OF cultivation. Said
farm is situated in Cudiz township, Harrison
county, on the Bottom Road leading from Cadiz
TO New Philadelphia, and adjoinging the Poor
House farm.
Terms accommodating. Apply in Cadiz. TIar-
rison county, Ohio, to
Feb. s, 81. If. JOHN Phillips.
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n DOCTOR CURED!

lh " FRENCH, n }lHdg'e, U7l3,l- cang,s Aj.L,,,a
'i 'a Il 'i tm0ry, laE, !ulugs have 6t,-n
"u W f cicr "t medicine iu lhs p pi,, years
H' ""- td 10 quit q practice Of nrJisson ia cunse.
Jittr 'gt'h wa- 20 seySre.y ailc el with CArsas
I''f'J ~ t'' i"HHF as ' Cunvu.cr Fiat so rug Cos.
~ fi. ls' u''"l ecu he'd uuUsi 'restlly night and
nov Ai & Nt "- Tnlrs Nad soreness chest side and
hs' r. The r'nriits recommended hy tie most stilfl
"i 49, r''s on ali 10 ia effect, excepting tie Haise and DE-.
"IaA c"r uy inv'n was lreiudiced patent n.-
,. ta- hr,e t." i7ll now IN them geue.uiy Bu vss
hri"n; BEAEF"S INRIAS PULMONARY BAESAsi . 59pJ
.'r rckD"el -e, Tor he ieel e cled on orl
may FtFv' HA tht e!rc ct It's tie 1up-t
p"uH Alt s'uGrr Of GaE medicines Witnessed jls
'tre 81" na my Practice. ny c21s iapcGpioy relierel
'ni n h'i r en- ot ION Uvs was ifre from cUual soess
~ ,H en- 81" aJ pam ana consider pronounce gsef
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BOOKSs B@G1RIS.

2 / ME subscriber is receiving directly ot tin
publishers, his new and splendid stock Of
Standard, Sahooland Miscellaneous BOOKS, con
sisting in part Of the following catalogue:
Cummings select speeches, Napier's Peninsula
war, Rollins Ancient lIistory, vols; Thier's
Freucb Eevouton, ? vols, sherlock on Divine
Providence, Works ot s. Il. Sunuou, complete.
Pollock's course ot Fine, gill edge Pilgrims Pro.
gross, do, Life OF Franklin. life or Laf,yette.
Women OF France, Letter writer's. Milton's Par
adise Lost. Gilt edge, Moorc's Irish Mcloder,
do, Lanarline's works, do, Lolita Rookh. do.
/ W4dsworth's Poems, do Xix White, tla. Roke.
ihy, do, Fupper's Philosophy, Rcmulknble Char.
.actes. Aeroic Women. Remarkable Shipwrecks
Jack linton Also the following School Books.
School Bibles and lrstaments. McGuilGys series
of school Books, Cobb's Touns and u s, Spol-
Icrs; Rays Davies. and Cclhum's Arithmetic; ;
kipham and Buliion's English. Latin aid Greek
IGammars; Comstocks Chemistry, PHILOSOPHY
Miaeralogy. Geology Physiology
Also:-Gap paper. Post do. gill edges. note pa.
rc-. envelopes plain and, fancy. wan paper and
borleriag, bristol boards. drawing paper. music
paper. perforated board poruulioas, hiotling M
ses, aihnm. inks. steel rcs waters sand unper. &c.
All u which he viii sell cheap. CaIl and cx-
anime the stock JOHN BEAII.
Cadiz. May 8. lS50--lf.
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'ysyould soon be in a Grave

: Nj WILLIAM p. JENNINGS. n merchant ai tge,f.apf
trhf't Ia5ttb"0 c'Hfg, LhO Ucluhcr . laI
9nl SaGd cur. Of CoSsrNPycS which te nf Bra IT'S
! lNpIiN PtLNJNjLtH EiIS.fN Lad effected Me- WIZ
LIAM CROCHET. ofn adD'umg tuwu lie sud Mr. rnk.
II hna sought relief from he hrst physicians
ied rints H found nuue for the GiJi hand Of that
a monster toHsT'pfE. had HEru m i0d hs vilUls. aud
was 50 drslrnYIF md debliHlng is body that le
shtHiun lie was 5'rca y his physicians all rrrGs,
t one wa" vGuld soon fHh1bR g"rc Ru IN this nst
extremity strange aG marvellous tmlysrril
irt e uf mly fire bottles Of BRANT'S INDIAN IIMO-
Natf SM hns mc'enclyd The hand DESTROYER tni
restore" MfGfucar tU tll, and lie ID ahsiy, ac9,tg
rHggef n9a!
s. D. DAMN ESQ., merchant and postmaster at Jefferson m
adoinE io"r wrote tI uhOut e time stated
iul he Wa acquanrvjth htr CROCKETT ,sy,Fi ais
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Great BLESSING to Mothers n,'d Children.

1t is the safest a+ld nast ettactnal medicine ftr
purifying the system, and elierng te suiic iss at
tendant upon childbirth dScol cred 1t strength.
both tic mother and lhc child. prevents rain ana
disease Increases and enIiohes tuc uot those vho
have nsed it, thmk it is Indispensable II is highly use
iul both before and after confinement as It prevents
diseases attendant ufnu childbirth in tn. ii, cneSs
Tiles, Crlmps swelling OF the er, Dc lstu'eucy
Heartburn Vomiting, lan in the E4ck and Lions
False Pans lienormge, rnd in Trgulating the secre
tionS and cgnazing the circulation, il mas no equal
The great beauty OF THIS medicine is, il i always safe
and tie most Gcc8e Use it nlo. GGrceSs Iully very
few cases require any other medicine ia Su,re a
Little ustor OL NagnrSa ia useful Exercise in
the opea air, and light food viii, This medicint y,
always secure safe and easy conhnement.
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Administrator's Notice.

MTOTlCE is hereby given that The undersigned
1Nfas been Only appointed and qualified MS Adj
ministraor Of the estate Of DR.. Jas Crumley decd
late Of franklin township, Harrison county, Ohio
An persons having clnims against the suid estnte
will present them duly authenticated for settle.
ment within one year from this date, and all per-
sons indebted to said estate are required TO make
payment.
JACOB CRUMLETT,
mar26-3ta Administrator.
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Notice

hereby given to all persons interested that AT
L my instance writ OF attachment was this
day issued by Henry Wisncr, Il Justice of the
peace Of North township. in the county Of llnrri,
son, against the goods, chsttels, rights, CREDITS
monies and effects OF Williau. Hanlin, an absent
debtor. DRICE W. NIERS.
Feb 26 IS5i-3t nd
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!
We find the following in the Now
York Sun, the organ Of the Cuban
Patriots:
New ORLEANS, March Z, 1851.
| rejoice to communicate the
satisfactory intelligence that tho
Government has backed straight
out from its malicious prosecutions
against those who were indicted for
aiding the Cuban revolution.
Mr. Hunt0n the U. :. District
Attorney, came into Court this
inorning and moved that a ''Nollo
Proselui," be entered upon the in
dicments against all the participa-
tors against Spanish tyranny in Gu
ba, to which the Judge assented!
Gen. Henderson was according
,ly discharged at once, and Gencr-
al Quitman, Lopez, SIgur and all
concerned, were acquitted without
trial.
On the third trial Of Gen. Hen
.dersen the Jury stood eleven for
.acquittal and one against.
Thus ended this mons"rous gov
crnment farce, in which the high
servants Of a Republican people,
ilave carried on an unwarranted
persecution against a band of no
BILE men who dared, openly, to give
cousel and sympathy to the cause
of liberty
The news was received with uni
versatsatisfaction by the people of
Now Orleans and spread rapidlf
IN every direction. The Cubans
are particularly pleased.
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LIVER COMPL.AI II,

Jalndice, Dysps psia. Chronic or nervous de-
billy, disease Of the Kidneys, ond all
diseases arising from a disorderrd Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation. inward
Plies, fullness Of Blood 10 the Head, acidi-
~ Of the S omach, Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food (Oilness OF weight ia
the Stomach sour erucalions. sinking or
.fuierihg al llle pit Of the S,omsch, swim.
ming of the Head, hurried and difficult
Breath ng, ilunering al the Heart, choking
o. sulfocaripg sensations when in lying
posture. dimness Of vision. dots or webs
befufe ihe Sight, fever aud dull pain in
the Head. deficiency or preservation, vel
lowness o( The Skin aud Ewes, pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Li.nbs, &c, sudden
fushes Of Heal, burnings in Flesh, con-
stant imgainings Of Evil, and great de;
preston of Spirits.
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FofSale.

A good substantinlnew ono HORSE BUGGY
IN. together with splended set Of yellow
Mounted Harness, for snle low for cash or ex-
changed for good Horse. Enquire Of
Thomas &. Vincent, Cadiz, Ohio.
March 10, 1851
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MARR[ED.-On Tuesday, the 25th of March
by Rev, James Kerr, Mr.. ROBERTT. TIOMP
son, to Miss EMILY LEWIS, both o George.
town, Harrison county.
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)OK YELL TO THE MARKS OF
TIE GENUINE.
legal Notice.
Samuel Ilealea and Sarah
Ann his vile,

ouiuuGI tIEdIGt anu OUTal
Ann his vile,
VS. Petition lor Partition
james Boyles and John
Boylcs. ct al.
~ NIIlt said James Boyles and John Boyles, DR..
Il 1homas Bradley and Eliza Jane his vile
tDadiah Slemmons and Eleanor Mary his wiic,
and Eleanor Boyles, widow Of William Boy les,
late OF Harrison county, deceased will take no.
tice, that Il Petiuon was filed against them on the
Sth day OF February, A. d. 1851, i'll the Court of
Common Pleas ior Harrison county, Ohio, by
samuel llcalGa and Sarah Ann his wife, and is
now pending, wherein said samuel lleaea and
wife demand partition OF the following real estate
part Ut the north east quarter OF section No g. in
township Eo |, Of Range 4, in the Steubenville
Land District: beginning Ior the same at Il point
on the east line oI said quarter section, As poles
south of the north east corner, thence south with
the section line IS poles, thence west along the
section line of said quarlGr 60 6-l0 poles, thence
north ID poles, thence east 50 6-l0 poles to the
place vi beginning, containing so acres, Also, the
following tact parcel OF land, being part OF the
said north cast quarter of said section, beginning
for the al the north west corner said quar-
ter, running thence east 40 poles, thence south 10
poles, thence west Az poles, thence north l6 poles
to place OF beginning, containing acres more or
less. Also, the following described part OF said
north east quarter OF sald section, to wit: Degin-
nng for the same ut the north east corner of said
quarter section, RAINING thence with the section
Iine 20 poles, thence l6 poles, thence west 40
poles, thence south % poles, thence cast 100
poles, thence north as poles to tho place of be-
ginning, containing Il acres more or less, and
tlut at the nt Xt term OF sa ID court, application
will made ty the said Samuel llealea and wife
for an order that Partition may be mnde of saId
premises. Samuel lieaica ard Sarah
Annlleulet, wife oil said Samuel
February II, 1851
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nRaEa siOEa HOUSE.

IL ~ Ed s E'.GgE OE'KRC
CoLNER OF STEuRENvILLE STREET AID THE PUnIl.
Square, OPPOSITE THE CoURr House.
FE ME ESuhscriherrcspcctfnlly informs hls friends
4 and the public. that hr has leased the alb Nv Z
HOUSE lately kept by 5. II. DEWEY Tor ranunhcr
of years, and is repairing and rcnovnting it linm
top 10 bottom, and has rofurnishcd it with entire
new furniture, carpets &c. tie hatters hlmse!l
that for nehtness of arrangement aud comfortable
accornmodatic ms. the MANSION HOUSE canno
now be surpassed in this section OF the State.
The BEST The marketebords win be put in 70
Qnisiton to furnish his tatles, and cyc.y att,n
ton paid by all connected with the establishment.
to render visiters ut houe The STABLES arc
new. excellent, and capable o accommodating
60 horses, and none bur t1usty ostlers will even
be kept about them. Sufficient proyinder will n
ways be kept on hand. and DROVERS and TR 4.
VEhERS may depend upon having their ;nfipaIs
well fed and Attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month.
or year, on the most reasonable tertps
egTy7 The STEuBENVILI.E,
SIesxS rs SssifsssSy CAMBRIDGE. and WASH
sss ~ .EEa,s& INGTON STAGE leave this
---==az5RSzsss hoGset et7-weekly,w which uak,
itn desimbie stopping place for persons wishing
to travelhy those conyHyancps.
For the convenience of guests. the subscriber
lsalso about establishing LIVERY STABLE
in connection with he house. so thar persons de
sirous OF securing private conveyances, can do 20
without trouble at theshoHest notice and on thu
most reasonable terms.
Determined to render 3atisfaction both in nc
commodations and cbarges, i ask SHIRE of pub
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT
Cadiz. Angnst 7, $50.
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Or At this scason Of the year no medicine is
more necessary than DR. IIooaand's German Bit
.ers. The great stmulating power Of these Bat
iers, and their property oeradicling all Impurities
and renoyating tho system, commend them highly,
and in fact, all who would enjoy good health
should nse them The press is loud in praises of
these btcrs, We can endorse all that has been
said in iheir praise, and, from personal obsefVa-
ton, we know them TO be superior to the thou
sand noslrums forced upon the public through the
Snedium Of advertisements. Dir. c. NJ Jackson
10 Philadel phia, prepares this medicine.