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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
Fr4m The 81. Lo,.is inns.

A<U5tL6 4
MUSTANG LINIMENF.-It is time now for us to
have our say about this LiniInent. The CONF
munications in our last two issues, furnish pret-
ny strong evidence of its valuable healing and
curative properties. We have Just been shown
a letter from gentleman in Illinois, which says:
My little son three years oldl had lie misior-
tune 70 break his leg few weeks since. im-
mediately applied some of the Mustang Lni-
inert to il, and have to battle it three lines d
day with the Liniment, and am happy 10 say he
IS now able 10 walk.n
We have seen 50 much putting and blowing
respecting Medicines and Llniments, thai they
have become disgusting, and we are apt I'd think
them all q humbug. But all this Eminent wants
is fair trial and Il viii puff and blow itself Sc.
cause it Is really valuable article. THIS ia
know from experience Our advice to al, is. try
It! and you will not be slisapp pointed
JAMES JONES & co. Sole Agents.
al tie Sign Of The Negro Morsar
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
THOS. II. WILLIAMS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

CoLUMBus, Miss,
WTOULD respectfully announce to his friends
w and the public generally, that he is now
prepared to sell Goods, Merchandise and all other
property at Auction or on Commission for a rea-
sonable per centage, and hopes by strict and
prompt attention to share a liberal proportion Of
business, at his old stand on the corner Of Main
and St. John streets.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
FRED. ". GELBKE,

EnO0 DoZ. FACTORY THREAD Nos
JUL ~ 4, s, and Just received ron
palassi Tennessee. For sale by
My 8l 81. 1S-tf HADEN & READ.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
= . 80 5Ys 9 !
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT -!
The Most WOnderfmt Remesv

10 tie tat, the Lame, the Sore, and til
St.t-Jointed, & We bring glad tiidings
of nrcnI ina, ~
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

Rheuu atism- eonstolk,s Nsrre aad Bone
Lfni1aent IS warrantedto cure any cnse of Rheu-
matism, govt, contracted cord s muscles or st ii
Joints strengthens weak limbs and enables those
who are cTippledtowalk again. Use this article
and be cured. or 90 without II and sutfer as vou
please. Sold only by Comaock 6 Bro. Nos johi.
s AZ 7. and By feb2745:ly j. BLAIR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18

REFERENCES
Messrs Franklin & Brother,
j. j. Sherman,
Eckford, Cage & Co.,
Cobb s. Long, Columbus, Miss
Messrs. Boykin. McRae & Foster,
HUMPHREYS. Walsh & CO..
Mooff Lyons,- Mobile, Ala.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-18
WISTAR,s BALSAM

The Best Remedy erer h1tourn to lIan.
E0R Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Broncllit-
u is, Influenza; Bleeding Of the Lungs, Diff
Guilty of Breathing, Liver Affection; Pain OF
Weakness Of the Breast or Side, First stages Of
CONSUMPTION &c
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IL I-III-9 g 49,
Columbus, Miss March, a. 1850. 2o-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
Public gotice,
WAGON For aafe.

aN PIECES Faif style calicoes. illss received
~ 6y. Lock, CRAMER & Line III: $
September 4 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
" GARD.

FfTNHE Undersigned had pending al The Angus
= GeueW Eoaft. suit against JoHN G, WLsoN
~ uniaute ltgtafner de requests the Court. b.
,hsir ihs Jury, By their oaah-he witness
~ MS henaE5ys examine, and judge fer themselves
Il tAey kgenlor vas lead 10 know The sense Of the
CORD 4 REEDER
HarFer@EsFrys September 4, 1871.
Memarlhs a1a nf an Agreement, made and sxecu.
ed his htk gsg pfJuHe in the year eighteen hun
ored ana isEi5 eight, between Frederick i. Reeder
ard Anna Maria, his WIFE, Of Harpers- Ferry JET
isrson eeaAif, STginis. Of tie enc part, and John
~ Wilson pt Jefferson county Aforesaid, Of the
other pafL fFfsTgas. By virtCe al a Lease granted
e ne SAID Js,hn g. Wilson b. Neah III. Swayne
snd SaFS bis wife, bearing date The m day
q Ss2se sr 2 he year 1881 recorded in the ceua-
y Coaft n Jefferson County. f5r certain loi or
parcel cl aaG fring at HaFaersFerry Aforesaid and
known Is Lei No. II, The said John g. Wilson is
now q possession OF said lot for The anexpifed term
g said leases And whereas, BIZ deed, dated the %
cay ct January ID the year 1878, now Of record In
sag County, Fl Jefferson, the Teyersou ID lee 10 said
lot No, Il mas been conveyed bg said SN,ayne and
wife Eo.said Frederick A. Reedsr, And whereas,
by mqi4ali c1ssent of the parties hereto il IS nov
agrees betgefa them as follows The said John
u wilson for himself and his assigns, doh hereby
reinquish the possession and surrender IL the said
Frederick Al Reeder, his heirs and assigns al thar
part Or rortionsof said lot No IL which isemhfaced
within ihaenFe front Of said Lot on the aIley which
passes aleSg sAe Armory Canal. that is connected
with ths ptnblsc workshops rear he Potomac River
the said fIp5t having thirtytwo feet, and running
back thehsse twenty-five feet the part OF said lot
hereby Surrendered wkhia the limits aforesaid. to
be hsneeforWatd held by the said Frederick A
Reeder, his heirs and assigns free ard clear Of an
claim and desaand Of said John G.. Wilson his heirs
and assigns, Under said lease or otherwise And the
said FredeficA A Reeder and Anna Maria, his wife,
incoAxidefat 5n0fthe relinquishmeht and surrender
Of said portion az said Lot, No. II, do hereby for
themselFes, ther heirs executors and assigns, for
everEelease and acqnit the said John g. Wilson,
his executors and assigns from all demand under
said lease foe the sum OF twelve dollars per aunum,
part IF the annual reHt reserved in said lease, aud
do hereby fuSther release and discharge the said
ieasehe.d premises thereEronl but without preju-
dice TO the demand ofSaid Sredefick 4. Reedef bis
heirs and assigns 10 the fesidueof the rent resefed
in said leases aud which after said abatement an
nuallg will smount 10 the sum Of fifty-eight dollars
or annual rept, and 10 all remedies now pertaining
to them fer tie recovery thereof. In testimony of
all which, the parties to these presents have here
unto sci theis hands and affixed their seals, the day
and year 6rst above written.
F. A. REEDER, fsEALl
ANNA Ms. REEDER. fsgtI
&sH Holm G. VIII SON fsr.,.1
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Diedi

On spEhag sas, at the residence ri aaf con Gsorrs
WI Robinson. Esq Mrs. SUSAN RoBixsos reIict III III
Iate Capt oTgs Robinson, OF Berkeley County age
soyeais End menihs
Al ihs residence Of Mr.. Avg r. TICKER n Win
chester. IL fuesday the 9th ultimo. Hon NATHAN,
1RL HEf ERI{Y TUCKER, Praiessufsoss Law al Wi.
Liam and Mary College in the eth year Of his age
On thq Y instant in Springfield, Ohio, Of ehelera,
Mr.. HENRY 81. CoFFR0rii, formeFl, Of winehe5-
trr, iaihs a6th year Of his age #
ef From the Loudoln Chron ielc
IA Isasburg, the light OF the a2d ultilnas III te
65th yeaT Of his age, MIR JOHN WOODY.
The hber Of this brief notice one Of our eldest
resideBtss and faithful reliable and energetic
IN the d#chaFgc Of the responsible and aruons duties
with whecil he was long connected and
dsttiiMsr Of The U. ). mail through different inland
routesan M irgiaia Maryland and South Caroaa.
Ibbs DUTY performed By him wi h uadsy lat ag
zeal anil safety. amid difficulties and hazards that ths
age ~ railroads and steamboats, can scarcely realize
efeFy rute then passed over roads each having their
peculiar dangers and barriers pro1ress all which
Were overcome BY the unfnchng perseverance, of tile
deceased Relying uponvhs honesty and daring, tile
Goyeraent placed 10 his charge the most important
dispdehss, and through his hands they safely con
vcyc 10 their destination through raging waters and
beating storms A Il honor TO this faithful ageas Who
amid the distress Of comparative poverty, kept up the
mobility Of an honest character But he has borne his
last dfsPatch 10 the Skies and may hope, has been
greeted with the welcome swell done good and faith
fiji efFan enter thou into the blissuf Of perpet
s ual los. Hb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
CHOICE JEFFERSON LAND
AZ Public SHE.


TIME SUBSCRIBER, will offer, lat public sale q
II aHa4a0 its iS&a of SssfsRlf , hexf fitnnt sold
privately beloie that lime befofe Tie CoaTt House
door in charlsslawn his small FARM upon which
he now residfS situated ~ miles Southeast aol
ChaFlestewn On the read leadlnk 10 feeieEs Mil
tand part OF The original tract ii b Beeler, decd)
containing asbui
81 ACRES
The Improvements consist OF anew Frame Build
ing 20 by - AwiA DinfnssFoo4n anu Kitchen in the
basement, and foar reoms 1pcy the uppS5 floors.
With ire fsess ard dues IN all HE rooms. There
are about 4 Asres ot orchafssupbn whiehih house
IS situated. There IS SriicieIey Of Timber iar
tnel and otAef purposes. As an evidence, of the
superior aazihY ct the land il isIuew renting ter a
siagle corn GRIP Sei1hgntthe psnteHdeF fer IS Ter
acre as cash reat--aRd has bekn but f r days
since tor v beat ege9 rehtel ffr tie half The,
purchaser will haze the use Of lie sprinsv for V.;lr
for his fafniyon TIE land 81 Mrs. Davis very con
renient to the premises Il IS d rare cAanse that
purchasers aanting sInsi farm can get ole ot 80
good qualify and 50 convenient t1 market
August III aIS5l. GE0R@HG q. GROVE.
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BO0ts, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.,


Consisting OF zoos Gases and Cartoons, Of 1.-The
following varietiesg*iz:
MEMS thick and heavy Bfogans
"a /" Oak Bottom, round and fat Seam 10 !;
Navy or Planters dos
e Extra Szs do;
6 I" UNBOUND do
Boys and youths unbound do;
Mems Cali, Kip and Seal do;
n Boy and youths do do;
Mems double sole and thick Boots;
q +" Tap sole do;
g Hungarian do;
Fishing do
Calf cork sole fine do;
Kip and Grain do;
Boys and youths do. do;
\ Thick do;
Ladies extra fine Calf Welt Buskin and Ties;
do Morocco e. Seal do. DO;
Jenny Lind do. do;
I" "Bloorner Boots;"
I" Cater and half Cater do
Fine Leather and Morocco do
Low priced Kid, Seal, Calf and Morocco R.
Rounds;
Misses Leather, Kids, Calf and Morocco Busk-
ins and Slips in great variety;'
Chiidrens Boots and Shoes, every variety and
kind.
Also, $50 Cases Hats and Caps, comprising
Beaver, Mole Skin, Silk, Dreb and Black Wool
California, Mexican and Scuch Hats; Blue and
black Cloth, Seal and Glazed silk linedn Gaps,
with other fashionable styles
275 black Leather and Hair Trunks
$500 pounds Shoe Thread
To ali Of which, they respectfully invite the at
tention of merchants ard other deaIers-prorhising
greatinducements 10 the way Of bargains
McVEIGH, HARPER 81 CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria.
September IL 1851.
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F. A. REEDER, fsrAL.l
ANNA M. REEDER. sEaL.
JOHN G. WILSON. tsEaI
carpets, Fall Styles, 1851.
TURNBULL & co.,

az BMTINoRE STREET, BALTiMorE,
A Re now reeeiving and opening their Fan i'm
n 4osthtiens of VELVETS, TAPESTRIES
AND RtsI SsSifI4S CARPETS, and are prepared
10 exhihitthe most complete assortment of hew pat
teras andstyes hibited in this country which
viii be oMsrsi at lower rates than usual
Iiyeeslo}2y and SupeyfRe Carpets
WE are now receiving our Fall styles Of the
abqYe, inciuing many patterns manufactured ex4
pressly for us, and which cannot be Obtained else
whsie.
Lo,e Priced Carpetiags.
We have a large assortment Of good styles { low.
priced CaeFsrsi which can be offered at prices 50
low as q defy competition. II
E5eiisb and American Oil Cloths. Il
A}larse and complete assortment from . TO q
feet wide IA
DRUsltETs, from / to I yards wide; Crumb
Cloths, q new and beautiful article; Chenille and
Tufted Aags Mats, Piano and Table Covers, Stair
Ross Sc, Together with every article appeTtaining
totke ChfPe, business.
le TURNBULL. & co,
2i3 Baltimore 1T, First Carpet Store above Charles.
SSntefther al 1851 Pm
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FARMS FOR SALE,

THE Farm on which. res6B in the y1ei1jtys oaf
il Newtd2n containing 46lnSkt IIIjNIREsf5 IS
TWENTY ACRES. This Eslfn IS well 81. IN
Grass and It'll sc0t state al Enforcement abdss4t-
ualed immediately on the FaIifiy furfsnEe Read
from Winchester til sgaunean a3Fenso lies from the
former Paea which IS one of best Flour mark
cts ia tAe Slate of Eif9nia Il he 5faproyeiaents
are a large abd handsome BRICK RIIsEfE.INt
together vita every necessary f0gk Bailzi4ie, an
all in good stare 81 repair.
IWili also Sell snslthef Farm adjoining The ADORE
containing TWO IIIsaf4RE9 AND I'kEsFEINi
ACRES alliwciisat ia Grass aad inf a he i'm
proving eonAiti H.
~ These two F9fins viii Sc sold senargtely or
together to SHIT purchasers:
Joseph NEIfI,.z /
4 Newtownl Frederick &C.. VA June % 1851 i
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DEST Ethereal oil; Tailox and Adamau,ine
ID Candles very low By box for cash.
Sept. q II. L. ELY e. SON.
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Married.

"a Baltimore, on Tuesday evening week, BY Rev G.
=, bfapdssl Mr JoHs HfIBERr OF this sewn, and Miss
EIlzAHsris HirHKHrssof that city.
Az Neeaweodi Frederiek'coanty BID. on the I'll ms,
y. tha Ksy. Mr.. Bague, sAMuEi T. GeuyEasrrR. 81
oak Hpl, assudeun county Va, and MAkY DIeeEs LEE
eldest daughter Of the late VIM Lee, of The former
On Tuesday, the 26la ultino. by Rsv II II.
Boyd. Mr joins R. cocPER and Mrs RnsEccA IT.
ali Of Winchester
A. ne fstyeTsiiy Of va, on Tuesday The inst. by
W, Y key u Meade, Rev W,t II. MeGuTrEY Pro.
daughter ct Professor Henry Howard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
RducationI.

THE second Session Of my School, underzlhe
II charge 81 Mr.tJ, C. Locke commenced bnsthe
18th instant. The numberlof scholars is limited
but there are some desks ygt unoccupied.
TERMS
Board WashiHsIand Tqtion in Latin, Greek
French ard all the English braRehes $50 90
Day Scholars, inI all the above studies s. 90
Primary Department. ~ p 90
As my school is established for the education Of
my sons, il will heApermaneBt.
MARGARET Ct. DOUGLASS.
August a3. ISjl-3t t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
masonic PROCESSION, sc.

Til Masonic Order had most interesting and
agreeable megiing IN ,Smttded, in this county,
on Sasusday last. The occasion, was the laying
ortAa cornerstone, with all the tights and eeTe.
moni{s pertaining to the Order by Triluriner
Lodgt, No. III. This building, designed for the
future convenience Of the Order, is to be built of
bricks two stories high, and viii be an ornament
to he town no less than credi,abie 6the Iiberali
fy AMI entetpf1se of the Lodge ,lra1 have under
taxed s erection. FDmUNp Pr HUNTER, D. G.
MasSroi tho State was present, and otficiated
on ihk occasion Delegations were present from
all tlie Surrounding Lodges, embracing many of
the Highest Masonic Brethren. The Procession
moved at abeutI2 o'clock, numbering some so,
which would have been much larger but for the
prostecs OF rain in the morning, and was in all
revpgc,s one among the most handsome displays
the Masonic Oder ever made in that village
TheSCeclian Band Of Martinsburg was present
and added very much TO the interest Of the ocea.
sionIby kc harmony Of sweet sounds 10 the
absqnce of the speaker selected for the purpose
CHAs. j. FsuLKsER, Esq, kindly consented to
deliver an eslempore Address, and be acquitted
himselfin manner mcst pleasing 10 bis Breth-
remand highly interesting and satisfactory tethe
large assemblage present, who crowded every
nook and corser Of the Church. Many portions
{ Of this address were exceedingly eloquent, and
the whole conceived in good taste, and expressed
id the most falici,ous manner. The Masonic
Order esery where is onward, and in but few eoun-
,ss eg.,hey sfa,e Is II progressing more rapidly
Than minis THE efforts Of Trilnminer Lodge
10 efeet fsalslor their own necessary uses is in
ova,,. ,lsr,se no,.mendable. and il has tAe best
s;shss mar brethren every where, for III early
completion, and full realization Of the benehcen'
designs Of tAe order.-Spfrit.
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FARMER
Clean y0Ur Seed Wheat !!

TF YOU wish to have clean Seed Wheat get one
Il OF those Circular Wheat Screens, Of which the
subscriber keegs constantly on hand good supply,
Of the very best quality WIT cookie cheaand other
filth is separated from the Wheat SO that III seeding
you SOW nothing but what will vegetate
Wheat Fans of the belt kind on hand Every
description Of Wheat Fans repaired in tlIe best
manner. Turning done IN either wood or iron.
ard as directed, at the West end Of Chariestown.
CHARLES BARRITT, Sen.
Aupnst28 Is5tZ2n
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Residence for sale.

TIME Brick House and Lot at present in the oe
Il cupancy Of Mars. Bradley, near the Academy
belonging to The heirs of DaHd II SnYder is oiiered
for sale. The house is we'll located fdr 4 Private
residence and is quite ro0m|Y Toany une DESTROYS
Of good house. good oppbruDity&is hog presen-
led. The terms will Be lnale known by applying to
the Undersigned al Berryville
JOHN o. SNYDER.
Ansusr2It 195f-ltr.
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HRILI1ANr SCHEME !.

Whole Tickets $2O-Halyes s10-Quarters So
Eighihs 50 so
Certificates Of packages of % WholesH S27o co
Pc do of 25 Halves W l35 90
A De do Of 25.Qaartefs 81 so
Do do Of IS Eighths SO IS
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates ot
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceive the mos, prompt attention and an official ac-
countof each drawing sent Immediately after il is
over 10 all who order from us.
Address ]. & g. INJURY, Agents,
1 Alexandria, Virginia.
Al September 4. 1851.
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N. ANSEL & co
Corner IF Balfi6.oFs and Ligkt strssf.
Exchange and Lottery Brokers.

1tAkE pleasure u presenting @ The Virgins
public ne following sptenaia Lotteries, which
VII Pc drawn anIin4 ne meatn q September and
a. Ansei y So. lsel SUR ~ saying that many Of
those splendid capitals viii b sent ID our Yireini.
customers During the meath Of August ne sam
10 Virginia III package he Relieving ID Monors
gahlia eo1nty, Sl1, 600 Halves; toTvler co ssSo0o
10 Whole lieSeti % 1aeks9n css 1900 in hall
t1ekssi e Jefferson CO. =, ~. 5000. 500 and (
Madison CO., $4,000 ana Of 1 0o0.g az, u
CIeaFelsnd. Ohio. so 900 10 Rhiladelphia p
the whole Of S35 900; to Richmond va. ssn nlf
and The whole Of 1000 The psfzes haye alf
been promptly paid By rs 4, sight
No Risk No Gain.
Or Gold Mine is iaexkaustible As Dana Fo-.
tune is with us, and where Size Is shrle 4 no fsar
for good prize.
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Wholesale Boot,, Shoe, Hat, Cap,
4 BOnnet and Umbrella
( WAREHOUSE
\ CLARE, LUCKETT & LEE,

{sVccEssoRs TO LUcKEIT, LEE & wHITE,)
III AVE in store large and well assorted stock
In 81 fhs above named Goods, and would he
spsctiveY call the attention of Merchants visiting
the Nort1ern markeas TO an examination of them,
before purchasing elsewhere, as the Goods have
been all selected with greatcare. In our stock will
be found "a large assortment of Ladies' fine Citg
made Shoes, and Gentlemen's Calf Boots.
/ Charts FL Clark, late Of the firm cf z. lowering
e. Clark viii be pleasedte have a cali from his
old friends
4 Angns, %, Is5l-3m
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kY-All orders strictly confidential and the print
ed official drawing viii be sent as the lot
terry isidrawn.
to All prizes paid by US at sightin goIdor bank
able money.
All kinds Of current bank notes bought and sold.
For good prize address,
NJ ,ANSEL g. CO.,
C0paer of Baltimore and L5gtt streets.
Septembers1l, 1851
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II NE fer sale b EBY 4 SON.
~ sept ISL
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ZOE SIC.

n II AVE 2 or 3 fne young Work Horses one 2
i good Barshear Leader, also Fnesh Lilnei COM
siantiE on hand.
July q, 1851. MARTIN EfcFfEL BEL dHR'
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED, TO learn
me Art Of Printing Apply at THls OrFlcs
AGRstULTURAL FAIR AND EXHIBI-
#: TION.

AT asrneetng Of the BeaId Of Managers Of the Valley
Agrir@,urai Society, held at Ssppng,on's Hetef il
Charlrs iown, Friday, August 29th Twas
REf}LvEp, That the annual Fair aad Exhibition
shBIlAake place Wednesday and Thursday osto-i
Der I53r aud 10Th, near ChaYlestown
fn4Ap course OF few days the list Of premiums viii
hc pahlshed, sothat all may prepare for the contest
we Mil not be Hnmindful Of the Ladies ia arranging
oar iiss Of preminms-there will be several awards
made !er superior excellence In such matters aaun-
der thsr especial charge in household arrang ements
we trtist they Will show themselves ia this IN all
other matters eulous of their good works, and
tendsih FOR superiority. The p!oughiag match win
coHnS hh on Wednesday, at O'clock, p NJ, when we
hapal 10 see4a full field, Our plough.makers may ex-
peetrhmpetitors from Maryland and Pennsylvania,
they must prepare meet them the field Of industry
L. w WASHINGTON,
Fiji 4 President Valley Agricultural Society.
september ., 1851.
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$50 = = - : 49, q RAWLINS.
f0aki Table Cutlery, jnst received by
= Sep1ehaoer = 1881 Z. RAWLINS.
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10 my tosFn, which must and shall Be sold, |
cash. Before the
lsTH or srprrr.Tnrn 1asI
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1 Toung LadY.

XHTIIO has had experience in teaching, desires
w a situation as teacher in private family or
school. She will teach all the branches Of 40 En-
glish education, taught III the -Seminaries. with
French Music, &c. ApplY at
August ., 1S51-3t THIS OFFICE.
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CPdNGEs. sP09GEs "a I0f Of vl.s sapefi
- oFSuitabie for balhles - for sale by
Aug. Il IL NJ. SMITH e. co.
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