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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-25
SALISBURY. Anil 18Th. 1851.

Bro. GoRMAK: On the 7lh Of this month, ]
organized Spring Creek Division, NO. 239, in
which duty / was assisted BY Bros Il Maxwell
p w p. B GRASSLAND and Clarke, Of Salisbury
Division, No. Z. The officers Of the new Di-
vision, are ] S Maxwell. w P, Gyms Flem-
ming, w A, Jelhro Rumple, R S, John Wei
don, A r S, John Hughes, I, Calvin Birk-
head, F S, J F McNeely, G, james Brawly,
AC, Silas McNeely, | S, Joshua Benson. O
S. We initiated 7 candidates and they have
the names Of several more who will come in
in due time. The prospect for this Division is
very fair, and | have no doubt Of its prosperity
and usefulness.
Yours, in LP& F.
L. BLACKMER.
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OBITUARY.

At a regular meeting of Ocesn Wave Divis-
ion, No. 60, S. of T., the following pream-
bic and resolutions were unanimously adopted !:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty dis
poser Of events, in His wisdom-by death to
deprive US of the society Of our useful and be-
loved brothers j. Monroe Williams, Amasa
Styron, j. Campaign, and J. casters, whose
decease we deeply hewail and l~ament-whose
memory is cherished in the bosom Of every mem
ber Of this Division and whose loss we mourn
with feelings Of fraternal Dympaihy, and where
as, we believe it TO be a duty, and in accordance
too with our feelings to make expression in this
wise Therefore be il
ResOlred, That the sympathy of this Divis-
ion BE-, and is hereby extended 10 the families
Of our deceased brothers; and we beg leave ic
assure them, that Tin accordance with the prin-
ciples of our Order) the same feelings enter
tanned towards our brothers in life, shall now
be extended to their bereaved families.
Resolued, That the members of this Division
wear the usual badge Of mourning 80 days.
ReSolred. That these resolutions together
with the foregoing preamble. be Published il
the North Stale Wing and the Spirit of III,
Age.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

I am composed of 81 letters.
My 81 II l9 l3 6 "a Isis a codnty in N. C
NV &c "a ~ A IL 81 is a river in S. C..
MY Is l9' 26 &c "a 81 6 IS &c Z 4 l 26is
one of the United States.
My Is s 26 + 7 2 is a county in New York
My &c 7 90 IA 81 l9is a Lake in n. York
t 10 20 Fl "a 20 l 7 2is a town in Pa
My l9 2 6 IA 20 90 is a tcwn in Georgia.
NV 81 6 10 2 8 5 10 1917 is a townin N. C
Nv 5 IS 26 II 5 20 is a town in Texas.
My l 7 20 20 IL &c 1921 q one ofthe U
States.
Ny "a Is 6 II IS 26 Is comfy in Virginia
NV &c 10 8 IL Is is the town that the write
Of this resides in.
Ny whole is what every Son of Temperate,
should do.
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ATTENTION LADIES.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform you,
1 one and all, that, having lately returned from
the North, and having procured, at heavy expen-
ses, the services of a superior Workman, who has
been brought up at the trade. and who is confident-
ly recommended, he can supply you with any thing
you want in the
Fancy Cake or Ice Cream
line. Just be kind enough to give me a trial, and,
II every thing is not done up brown, there will be
no charge. f;
| intend to have none but the best of materials ;
and the citizens Of Raleigh may rest assured that
the business shall be attended to, and that by the
best Workmeh. Charges moderateI
l.. B. WALKER.
April Is. 1851. "a
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ROBT. H. SMITH, r. 8.
CAMDEN Co., N. c., April 9Th. 1851.


Bro. GoRMAS: Having seen nothing in your
valuable sheet in references 10 JonesborO' Divis-
ion, No. 20l, ! feel inclined TO say sumerhing
about it-this Division must not and shall not
be buried in oblivion. 1t has been Ia successful
operation since October last, we commenced
with but few members, since which some eight
or ten have left US to form a new Division,
and we still number IS, with weekly access
siOns.
fear from PAST indications That there is some
Indifference and lukewarmBess on the part Of
the members. We have had thin meetings
recently, and there appears TO be no exertion Of
the members individually, to procure accessions
10 the Order. Could we be so fortunate as &c
be visited by the great champion Of Temper.
ance, (Bro. P. S. White,) much good could be
done. We need some one 10 awaken the people tC
asense Of their duty, a duty which they owe Il
themselves, their neighbours and more particn
laTly their families, 10 come forward and enlis
under the banner Of the cold water army.
| feel no hesitation in hazarding the nnqnali
fed assertion that il the zeal on the part Of tn,
members was proportionate with the press, an,
temperance lecturers, which are now doin,
nearly all, that the work would be short an
successful.
Yours, in L PSF.
A SON OF THE ORDER.
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THE MARKETS.

The Americas news has had no spe-
cial effect on the -four market. Holders
are somewhat frmer. The sales to-day
are 5000 bbls. at 81 so for common State
brands. Southern 4 rs a 81 81. Gen.
esee 4 81 a SIS Sc IA. Corn meal 8 a
So 06 IA. Rye -four 50 so.
Groceries firm but not active. Rio cof-
fee in small lots at 10 a 10 1-2 cents
Sugars and molasses unchanged. Rice
8 IA a 8 ID cents.
The cotton market is quiet under the
news; and prices have slightly receded.
The sales to-day are only 800 bales
Closing downward.
Naval stores qniet-sales spirits tur-
pentine at SO a 81 cents per gallon. N. Y.
PETERSBURG, April Is. Tobacco at from
ST. 25 to $l5, according TO quality !: cot
ton at II 1-2 cents ; corn IS cents pei
bushel -four $5 to 81 for best.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 10. Bacon
The stock is lfght-not much Offering
and ready sale at quotation. Some lots,
part barter, brought IL cents. cofToN-
TIE stock brought to market, this week,
is small, and part stored. 10 IL may be
considered the highest figure. Corn il
demand at quotations. FLoUR-Markei
we'll supplied--$5 rs for super may b,
quoted the highest mark. FEATHERS
are scarce and wanted. LARb-StocL
light and in demand at quotations. Poul
try scarce and much wanted.-C aroHnian
WlkM1NGToN, April 10. Naval Store,
improving. Sales since Thursday last
are as follows, viz: TURPENTINE-72'
bbls. Yellow Dip, and hard. at 1920 pc
Dbl. orDip, and $1.3 30 per Dbl. for Hard
145 bbIs. Virgin Dip-new, at 81 pc
Dbl. TAR-170 bbls. of Tar at ST ,25 pc
Dbl. RosIN-1,035 bbls. (common) a
81 per bbl. SPIRITS TURPENTINE.--10t
barrels at % cts. per gallon. and950 bbls
at a higher rate, exact prices not stated
The article is in demand.
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Bro. GoRMAN 1t is said, and think with
some truth, that men form opinions at sight. II
this be so, these impressions are evidently more
deeply fixed in the mind than any others that
nav afterwards be made. | I'm going to tell
you where / first saw the (" Spirit Of The Age"
and the impression that was made by the sight.
was one day passing on a public road that |
had frequently travelled before. When | came
to a certain grog-shop. 1t being very cold, /
concluded | would light and warm. The gen.
tleman who kept this grOggeTy had also a very
large store, and there was generally a pretty
large crowd about the place, especially about
Christmas times, as this was. had a short
time before this Joined the Sons Of Temperance
and | expected 70 see something Of the effects
o~fssappIe Jack, !" as | had never be(Ore passed that
place and stopped, without seeing more or less Of
his effects upon his d~evotees. Bat | knew that
had entered that glorious refuge he never can
enter, 50 ! went in fearless Of his effects upon
me. At first entrance in the store, | saw things
were not 50 bad as | Expected. The clerk gave
me a seat at the fireplace and handed me some
newspapers 10 read. There was one that
had never seen before, nor even heard Of.
thought | would examine it. | saw it had beer
but a short time since it had first been issued
chs was the 21st No. Of the LIST VOL and
soon saw what it was warning against.
thought strange that il should be here | de-
teJmined Immediately 10 take it, and when
was sufficiently warmed | called the clerk am
asked him for that paper, told him that | inten
ded TO take II and would take this TO ~recollec
the EDITORS name | thought he wsuld hav,
no earthly use for such a paper, but soon per
ceived that he was unwilling to part with il
was very willing TO leave Il with him, as h
said he wished 10 read it. Soon after this
was present with The w. P. Of the Division
which ! belonged, az the organization of a Di
n 'h-t neighborhOod. This same cler
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THE CORNER STONE.

MUCHUENA LODGE. / o % F, and
vi COLD STREAM DIVISION, S OF T,
hereby give notice to the brethren of both Or
ders residing at a distance, that they are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the ceremonies Of the
laying Of the corner stone of their joint edifice,
now in progress Of erection, which will take
place on the LIST day of May next ensuing, in
the town of Warrentcn. w Ransom, Esq.
will deliver the address on the occasion.
By order Of joint Committee Of Arrangements.
April 81, 1850.
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Form of Application,
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION OF
The Cadets of Temoeraace

a
(Date-l
The undersigned youths Of f., befiev-,
ing the Order Of the Cadets Of Temperatures to-
be well calculated to extend the blessings of
Total Abstinence. and promote the general well
fare of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand,
Section of the State of North Carolina, to.
grant them a Charter to open a new Section to
be, called the -- Section, No. -
Cadets of Temperance, of the State Of North
Carolina, TO be located in--,a and un-
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and cola
lectively, TO be governed by all the. rules and
usages Of said Grand Sectlou, and also BY those
of the Nstionsi Section when formed.
Enclusedis the fee for Charter, R. Books, and
ofieers Cards, $500.
1T must also be stated whether the applicants
are members Of the Order or not ; il they are
of what Section.
The application to be directed to JOIN T..
Hewlett, G.. w. P. Greensboro, N. C. fTes Of
postage. To. which must be appended The fol
lowing certificate.
This is to certify that Bro--,whose
name appears 10 fhe above as w. p. elect, is
now a Son Of Temperance in good standing IA
No. - .-of T.
Signed by the w. p. of the. Division.
P. S. All kinds of Regalia for the Cadets
Of Temperance, for sale by the Grand Section.
Apply postpaid to the G.. w. p.
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GO1D HILL, N. G., April 10th, 1851

Bro. GoRMAK: I have the pleasure of an
nouncing to you that on the 18Th inst, ! opened
and organized Orange Mine Division, No. 242,
by the assistance Of several brethren of Gold
Hill Division, No. ", and bro. Fisher, Of Free
Hill Division, No. 2sl. They are as yet but
few ia number but have a fine prospect ahead.
Those that were initiated were Gas usually
highly pleased, and will undoubtedly exert
their strongest influence for the cause. And
may God speed them in their undertaking OF
the cause, the cause Of all mankind, and hope
by due prudence and integrity, their victory
will be glorious. The officers elect are as fol-
lows: IA johnson, w Pr J SeIlars. w A,
w Kimbrell, r S. w Corle, G, Benz Earn
hart, A G, A Earnhart, o S, Griffin, T
w P. The petitioners not all being present,
there was not members enough ohli the offices.
l hope the time is but short when there will be
more than enough to fill the vacant Offices
May prosperity, peace and harmony dwell will
them.
Yours, in L P & F.
]. c. BARNHARDT, D. @. WP.
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n~rGHBR1roN DIV, Lenoir, April I'd, 81.

HreHBR1ToN D1v.. Lenoir, April I'd, 81.
Having received intelligence of the death
of BUR beloved friend and brother, John L.
Earnest, at a called meeting of Highbriton
Division, No. 122, Sons Of Temperance,
the following preamble and resolutions were
submitted and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, In the mysterious dispensa-
ton of Divine Providence. it has pleased the
Sovereign Disposer of all events to visit US by
death and whereas, it has seemed to him
good to r~emove'from our midst John L. Ear.
nest, our friend and beloved brother There,
fore be it
Resolred, That this Division feels itsel
bereaved of one Of its most highly esteemed
and valued members.
ReseEUed, That while we mourn over thi
inscrdtable dispensatioh, we would bow Will
meek submission to the Lord of all, ant
feel ourselves solemuly reminded that, "il
the midst of life We are in DEATH"
ResotUed, That We tender our most sin
cere sympathies to his bereaved family AM
relatives.
ReSoiUed, That in token of his memory
we will wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
Resolued, That the mother and sister Q
the deceased be furnished with a copy of tn
foregoing resolutions;
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WIvpson DIVISION. NJ 2ss, S Of 7.
L. BLACKMER.

Bro. CONAN The Division met at their
Hall Ia Windsor on the 9Th day Of April, 1851,
under authority Of a Charter granted by the
Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance Of
N. c., 10 Lewis Bond, ST. and others, and
Henry Ward, w P Of Colerain Division, as
sisted by the Rev. Aaron Spivey, P w P, be-
ing present, were duly organized by The cleo
ton and installation Of the following officers, to
wit: L S Webb. WP, Thos c Watson, w A,
Robt II Smith, R S. Robt A Parker, A r S,
Tayloe, + S, Noah H Thompson, 7. J
GriEzaFd, G, John Watson, A G, P d Pas
chal, | s, G J Moore, O s.
Yours, in L P & r.
ROBT. H. SMITH, r. 8.
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CT There are rumors, apparently

81 There are rumors, apparently
having some foundation, Of another at
tempt to take the islands of Cuba by
storm. The Georgia Intelligencer says
that 100 young men started from Atlanta
on the 10th, professedly for California,
but report said for the coast of Florida,
for the above purpose. Half a dozen
boxes of Rifles were also sent by the rail
road.
The authorities at Washington are said
to have private information also of the
same nature.
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Onward DIVISION. Halifax Co. N. G

Onward DIVISION, Halifax Co, N. C.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in his Providence, to remove from us, our
beloved and esteemed brother, T. Pritchett,
after an affection of several days duration,
which he sustained with great fortitude and
patience and although We mourn over his
vacant seat in our little Division, yet we
console ourselves that he still speaks by ex-
ample Therefore,
Resokued, That as an evidence of our re-
gard and respect for the memory of our es-
teemed brother, we will (if agreeable to the
feelings of his surviving relatives) attend
his funeral in mourning.
Resohed, That an official copy of the a.
bove be sent to the surviving relatives, with
the sincere coincidence of the Division, and
a copy to the Spirit of the Age, for publica.
ton.
By order of the Division.
J. S. SWIFT, R. S.
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RECEIPTS FOR H AGE.

SINCE APRIL 18.-S1 each from Saml.
P. Arlington, Warrenton J. J. Bright,
w. Westbrooks, D. S. Bright, D. L.
Daniel, C. R. Council, Mr-Pearce, West
brooks P. 0. E. A. Vogler (S1:50) G..
S. Rights, II. K. Thomas, Jno. White
& Co., Lewis Belo, James E. Leinbach
Salem S. S. Satchwell, Enoch Simmons,
Levin B. Long, Lewis Clark, VIM. Kind
ly, Sylvester Flynn, Massa 7. Flynn, Beau
fort Co.; U. S. Rich, Joel Swindle, Wash
ihgton Thomas K. HanAahr, Randolph
C. o Conley. T. Y. Barker, N. G. Brad
ford, J. w. Bean Marcus Moody, Cald-
we'll /; j. T. Gay, james w. Boon. Jesse
Boon, Nathl. A Whitehead, Moses Bryant,
Mrs. Eliza Boon, Jackson /; james Grubbs,
Leasburg; S. 7. Patterson, Wake Forest
(change made according to order } B. W.
Bridgen, Jos. H: Dixon, w. 7. Dixon,
Hookerton James Mcintosh, Ezra Kinney,
Hunts Store /; james D. Oliver, A. r.
Edwards, S. c.. Weldon E Person, Louis.
burg.
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MARRIED.

In Granville county, on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. r. C. Maynard, Mr.. H. G. Lucas, of
Richmond county, to Miss NJ. Susan, daughter
of Robert Jones, Esq.
In Southampton county, Virginia, at the res
idence of Captain Hennfng I. Smiths on the
18th of March, by Rev. Benjamin Devaney,
Mr.. Henry G. Trader, of Murfreesboro', Hert-
ford county, to Miss Martha E., eldest daughter
of the late DR.. james Harrison, of the former
eaI1pty
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River Church, which has pretty well drain
ed our Treasury. The Ladies calculate to
present us with a copy of the Bible about
the 18th of May. And we hope a good
impression will be made in favor of our Or
der at that time, as the Dedication Of our
Hall will take place at the same time and
we will have several addresses.
Yours In L. ?. & F.
HU. WOODS r. S.
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9DarrEntdn &EmGlt guatitutr,
WARREN COUNTY, N. c.


THIS SEMINARY has been in successful OPP
i Grafton about ten years. Tue Academic year
is divided into two sessions OIL weeks each:- the
Summer session commences on the first Monday
i'll July, and closes on the last F riday in November.
Pupils will be received at any period of the session,
and charged only from time Of entrance to tcith-
drdwaL Ample provision has been made for the
accommodation of more than 100 pupils. The
Natural Sciences are illustrated and enforced by
weekly lectures and appropriate experiments. Pu-
pills can remain with the,,Principals during vacation
The Faculty of this Institution consists Of Eight
experienced Teachers.
ERIN PER SESSION OF FIVE noETHs.
Board and English tuition, including
Stationary and Fuel for School room, 500 so
Piano music and use OF Instrument, % 90
Music on Guitar and use of do. 20 co
Wax Flowers and Fruit each, 5 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Landscape Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Painting in oil and water colors, each, 10 90
Vocal music, and various kinds of ornamental
Needlework, each, gratis.
GRAVES & WILCOX.
WarIenton, April 81, 1851. "a sm
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DIED.

In Bladen county, on the 4th instant, Mr.. j
E H Davis, after a lingering illness of 6months.
He was a jealous member of the Order OF the
Sons of Temperance, and a faithful, devoted
Christian andin his dying hours he admonish-
ed his brethren of the Order to meet him IN
heaven. Carver's Greek Division, to which he
belonged, passed resolutions of regret for his
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LITTLE River DIVISION S. 7. No. 215.
BROTHER GoRMAN Our Division form
ed 9Th Jany. last, now numbers % members,
with a pretty bright prospect of a gradual
increase. We are just finishing our Division
room, which is built in the Gallery Of Little
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Warren,on, Ap,il 81, 1851.
Copper work, Turpcntine Stills, &c.,

WAHE Subscriber informs the public that be is
Z still carrying on his business III all its branches
at his shop on Fayetteville street. Turpentine
Stills made to order, in the best manner, and war
ranted to work we'll and all kinds of work promp-
tly done in copper, brass Steel, iron, &c.
Constantly on hand and for sale locks of all sorts
and sizes, guns, pistols, &c The Subscriber only
asks oil the public to give him a full and fair trial,
as he is determined moi 10 he surpassed in his line.
The Subscribers establishment being the only one
of the sort in all this region of country, he conf
IDENTITY appeals 10 North Carolinians and 10 she
friends ofhome industry, TO sustain HIM.
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Cheap as Ever
COME AND SEE -.

THE Subscriber would also inform his town and
country friends, that, having returned from the
North, where he has laid in a good assortment of
Groceries and Shoes, they may be satisfied that he
will not be undersold by any. Don't lister TO any
idle tales, but come and see for yourself and you
shall not lose anything by SO doing.
L. B. WALKER.
April 10, 1851. 81
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Id. ID. y.

MASONIC & SONS Of TEMPERANCB
@PREMIUM REGALTA DEPOT.-m
GIBBS & SMITH, No. 73 Baltimore 81
Baltimore, Nd, respectfully invite The al
tention of the Brethren Of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive and
beautiful assortment OF
~ REGAEIAs, BANNERS, SesHRs. Cos
TUNES, JEWELS. &e.-1 All Of which arh,
gut up under their immediate inducements. md
comprises one of the largest sssoftmenis 70 Be
found in the United States.
Members Of G- ENcAMPMENTs, ODD Fee.
Lows, MAsoNs, Sons OF T~EMPERAScE, RES
MEMS, and other Associations wishing to fun
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Individ,
ually with REGALIA, will find our House offers,
great inducements, as we keep Constantly on,
hand a large and beautiful assortment Of ali
styles. .e4,
o. ENcAMPMENTs, LODGES, or DIVISIONS Of
the Sons OF TEMPERANCE forwarding their
Orders may depend npon the articles being fur
nished in as good style and at as low prices a
if they were present to select.
BANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANrs, SC. for the
different associations, made ts order at rhe:shor-
test notice. Address GIBBS & SMITH,
Regalia & Banner Manufacturers,
No. rs Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Sept. %, 1850. Sly.
~ We are the largest Manufacturers Of Re
CALAIS s. BANNERS in this State or Virginia
and will vie with any other Establishment in
the US. Consequently we ran supply you with
any article in our line, as low as they can be
had in this or any other City. G.&S.
V. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is Agent for this paper,
and authorised to take Advertisement.
and SUBSCRIBERS at the same rates
as required by US. His offices are at
PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third and
Chestnut Streets.
New York, Tribune Building.
And WM. THOMPSON, Of Baltimore,
is our Agent in that City, for the sane
purposes.
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was there. Now the mystery eff the paper was
unravelled TO me. He had concluded to join
the " Sons " and quit selling the " Divils per-
fumery." There is now a fourishing Division
at that place, and no spirits sold or drank there.
This paper was the " Spirit of the Age p and
l never open il without thinking of where | first
saw il. have always thought | should do
something for it and here send You the pay for
five subscribers. And may this Spirit or some
other 90 forth and enter every grog-shOp in the
country, and may intemPerance be speedily
oanished from The world. u.
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TTVO LET.-The Store and Basement
n, E,s.su 8, pext 70 the Herald Office The premi-
W 80, olc,riad for the at zen years as ReeciorJ
or Esns aouse ard good staqd Esr aCs1T P,T1S
ar inquire on the premises oil JANIS ~ -
% stars
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SECURE A HOMESTEAD IN THE

~ CITY An opportunity 70 rov ctsrei. that every
man may have hs ,n,> IN focrish.rg clty ana on
easy Of payment Zee snbscriber respectfully cGs
she stenoo OF lhose doing business 10 New York Vi
chilly TO Tho beautiful visge Of teuperSncevle, South
Bnooklyr IA mt,s hom iae Hamilton Ferry vhsre los
are offered low prices ssd payments Will be taken BY
weekly or monthly insalHeria This settlement u
well Known that particular description 70 unnecessSy.
besides the grounds mus Dc seen TO BE Sai
purchsse muss Judge for tAsnsevss over 20 lots have
besn disposed Of and 20 budngs already erected
The object OF this noce 10 merely TO call the aSerGoa OF
mechanics CLERKS and others, 70 The fac ns y wi,ha
fheir msaps 10 q house and grounds OF ihslr
own without going 50 % miles from the great city OF
New York. A wogd 10 he wae 10 sufficient Apply at
The residenee ofthe Subscriber on the gTonnd -
ROBcKr SHANNON
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