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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15
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WIN. III, UrDERHILL, IMPORTER AND DEALER m
w Brsndies Wines, Whiskcy, Rum, Gin, Chsnipapno
Wines &C. offers for sale large sscrtment q The beat
brands AZ twenty cent less than any other honc An
sItcnsso etock Of Bottled Vince Liquors. &c. $50 Broomo
street OF Crosby NJ City aud country dealers
src invited 70 call
coo DOZEN CHOICE CLAREr wiNB-AT Al. i2k,
CUU 81 20 and a. per dozen, bottles returned. 100
btrrcls Scotch India Pale Ae London and Dublin Por
ter and Brown Stout Of all tho beat Lahds In
pint and quart bottles Champagne eide, Ale
and Porter, CO., &c. For sale BY WV. II. UkDExIILIs
=, ExsSSns stSssh esSAW q SxsSss ssseA
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INSTRUCTION.

ERLNCH CLASS. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Hadcmoisollc TICKER, from Paris, will commence,
October class for french convereston and residing A
aferroon; gentlemons GLASS in tho morning Pupils taught
either at Mademoiseo Tcckcr their residences
Of October Madcmoiselle TECKERS, 10. IS Seventh
Of Fourteenth street. from four to seven
o'clock. p. M.
ERENCH EVENING CLASSES. or SIX MEMBERS
II nanesca and Comparative Grammar three times
the undersgned informed that list Of subscription is
to be found Mt Mr. Roe Lockwoods Bookstore q. FREMl
NEAu, ~ Howard So, second door east OF broadway.
GoLDsMITH'S SYSTEM OF PENMANsHIP.-THERE
~ IL syscm Of pcnmanshir equal to Mr. Gs system,
and tencher able to mpart 1t the author Let all
bad writer's take lessons Of Mr. purchase his copy
books for home practice Price 20 cents For sale the
rooms, $50 broadway.
L ANGUAGES. A GENTLEMAN FROM EUROPE,
- who has resided fox time in the United States,
German English Dutch, Greek, Latin Italian, and Spanish
He is confident that he give insight into tho afin
necessary acquire perfect knowledge OF each Please
address Dr. 4. H., at this Office
MRS. MEARs' TRENCH AM ENGLISH BOARDING
I and day choo for Young ladies, "a West Fifteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenrcs will reopen
Saturday September eth. Mrs. Mears has made
school,
MISS Z. c. FORBES SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Vl No % North street, will DO re-opcned
day September 7th Circulars with terms be obtained
by applying at the school.
NADEMoIsELLE HUMBERT, WHOSE TALENT WE
w have been able TO appreciate by the Portraits she has
exhibited at Messrs Williams Stevens informs her
friends and the public that her sister Mademosellc Cccile
Humber artist equally distinguished, will her
rival from Paris open class for drawing and painting for
young ladies' wishing improve in the art of
Painting For terms inquire Ut No. 50 Clinton place.
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RURAL ACADEMY, NEAR WALDEN, NINE MILES

~ west Of Newhurgh, Orange county, Now iork-This
seminary pleasantly located, about mile and
hslf from the village and has been in successful
orgaticr eyers years. The academy building is Of
the Handsome and in the whole country.
Tho pTneips Rev joseph Henderson graduate Of the
University Of Edinburgh, VII take, hoardrs, limited
timber boys between the eight and FIFTEEN
and Others viii ud tho best in his Immediate
vicinity. where every attention viii be paid to their moral
welfare ap1 General Improvement The quarters from
August till October, November till January. January till
Anil April ill july TIE quarters beginning in August and
April ront.upc car eleven weeks the othor two twelve
wccs Terms: Board quarter $50; English geography
and or arithmetic s.; English, geography, bookkeeping
Latin and Greek, :. f"r quarter. Roereuces:New York.
Rev. rhrytie Rev. Androw stevenson Mcssrs JAS
Wi-.iHs Andrew haoN Andrew BCUdcni Brooklyn, David
Ii. uainCs, Montague Hall.
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NEw FANoY AN pnv GOODS sroRE-rME 81.

NEW FANCY AND Dry GOODS sroRF-TIIE SUB
IN scrbers would respectfully inform the ladies ~ Now
Yort that they have opened tho store 7o3 Broadway be-
tween Fourth street and Warrington place block below
tho Now York H05l, with very choice Of
Fall Goods SELECTED in Paris especially for tho Broadway
retail oorsstnr Of rich French Emboiderics and
Lsce1 Paris made Mantilas and Clks styles
and shapes IN Sk Velvet and Cloth Black and Colored,
Plain and Figured Silks. gureTb stock OF Printed
Gooas IN beautiful neat and FARO designs large variety
~ Plads in silk Merino, ana a Wool French Msrinoea
plain w. Deaneg Blsch Bonbczaona Apacaa ParaInattas
Nernocs English Grapes and other Mourning Goods real
Weeh and Lanca5hro Flannela in White Pink, Hue and
other desirable solors Ssxony and silk Warp fanncls;
Printed, Plain and Plaid Cashmere and Wool Long and
Square Shs vie Mullins ard Muslin Curtains;
Of tho boss makers for eheetns and pillow Table
Damasss, Napkins Doyles, Diapers Towels and Towenr,
sbtngs Long Lawns French Cambrics Lawns Linou,
Cambria sai Lawn Haadkerchief. Silk, Meriro, Wool and
Cotton Hosiery MGrino Shirts and Drawers, sdes Silk and
Scrno Undor Drossee, Ribbon Edgingp Tnsortona &c.
7v3 Broadway.
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BOARDING IN PRIVATE FAMILY.-A GENTLE
- gentleman and lady could be accommodated
with handsome suite Of rooms, furnished unfurnished
town near tho Eighth accessible by three four
lines Of stages and None but those willing pay
liberal price need addressed to NJ Herald
once, win BIO attended TO.
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fI.stiIoMc,
Stock Exchange.

Total ten rs II lU2.3HU. NJ,c.y.u OF
IL will be by the above table that the Cotton sons
sold In this market within the past years has yielded
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HATS AND CAPS.

TyhTT pxsItIoN UATs-wARNoCKs HATTEps
irving houec, N5 broadway, are prepared With theii
beauxf fsl etyeg. Gentlemen weary Of their sumno,
hsta can now effect change in head gear once aee
al nd ccomnE.
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HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GooDs-sTARR, SON &
III Co. (ste Msltby and starr lat Wator street-
Wfcltsse Of and deaicrs Hate c.pra
euehlo for Sorhcn Western, city ard country trade
The attention % cash and time buycr respectfully sell
cited,
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EURNISHFD RoOMs.--To LET TO SINGLE GENTLE
men, two we'll furnished room, with largo cloacta at
tached with without breakfasts family private rcfcrcn-
ees given and requred every attention paid comfort
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FEW GENTLEMEN CAN De COMFORTABLY AC-
IN commodated with board, and nice, airy single CT
double tedded rooms moderate terms by applying at
East Broadway.
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R0ARDING--A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, ON THE
- first floor, with bedroom adjoining to let to gentle
man or two with breakfast and tea without The situa
on central and desirable and the comforts Of homo may
Jones street
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ENoR sALE-THE FURNITURE AND FIxTURnE.
with public house and dining saloon, the
large saloon with Thirty will be sold
q bargain rent only 500. Apply to
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LyYTRoIDERIEs.-WE HAVE OPENED TEN CASES
II 81 Er1brcidcrics, psr Arctic" and 'EGrora'
dcghs In Seeyea Osborne Collars Albon Hahits
Iiacn In broldered Handkerchief Lace and Muu tob0e
&c. &C. City 1lNcrs End the Wholesale buyers of the Union
respectfully solicited 70 inspect this extensive addition
20 our .tocl JOIN HIGGINS Co, 40 DEoad street
IMPOSITION SPECIALIZED no NOT MAKE s
h great exposition Of ny stock but II tho ladies will take
tho trouble to cali ut the depot Of Brussels aud Chantv
laces 72 Broadway will e them cartons full
OF these rich goods, JULES DkLcRoIx.
Sl2 Broadway opposite the New York Hotel
NEW STYLES CLoAKs AND MANTILLhs. ON
IN Wodneedy mtcr 18TH wo ehsl exhibit our fall
city trade. Also, addition to importntions,
h2yo just received In store good assortment of fno
sls ard rich drese goods purchased OF auction which
offered at small advance Our retsil etook OF ne goods
fully equals IL variety IL II does not eurpss in tho
city. TIFFANY CUTTING, 81 broadway.
LIME INDIA sHAwLs.--AN INVOICE RECEIVED
collars each. just imported among which eono Of tho
most Beautiful ever exhibited In this city.
TIFFANY d CUTTING, 32 broadway.
TIVE PEOPLES RIBBoN sToRE.-RIBBoEs, SILKS
Novetr feathere ant millinery goods lbone adapted
dreks and antn tmniinsg also Tor honneta, neck
rbbone urteta bows for hair Gashesa " the richest
county. Fer sao very cap AZ Wholesale retail NJ 90
Bowery, OF Heater a,root a. II, LICHTENSTEIN,
rI,ITus e. CORNELL, MANUFACTURERS or TIN
u Toys, Of every variety fancy japsnncd Tin Ware,
pansed Tobacco Boxes aud Spectacle Casep and all kinds
of rrchtod Ofice and sample room ~ John street.
Nassau street,
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NEW YORK LINEN HALL, 80 BROADWAY TOUR
doors ahoye Spring street lin thanking numerous
Kind frends who have 50 literally upportod during our
pubc a. large that We haya completed fall impora-
tionB and have horetofore nmoso variety % Linen
soods foniy) 20 offer them, which usual TO
70 Of The beet aud rrree ssrc having leon
by orders expressly for th establihreEt And In ac
don 70 stock oi sheetrrl table Inon, table Clghs
(6onc q which really beautifully pillow Linen, pkns
aoyes tOweiliagg stair CRASHES, eLrtings, &C. A-hay,
mpord LARGELY OF rronch fhst oHta tain printed nai
embroidered AGC, TEerch canlT.c handk schcfs Tor L.
dies gentlemen in pan printed embroidered aad lace
hordoif, to which w0 ccll;.s your attca ion
JOHN DAVIS a. co.
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BOARD WANTED.--A LADY AND GENTLEMAN DE-
- sire well furnished In plesshn house
between Prince and Twentieth streets Fourth and Eighth
Board for the lady only Payment in advance it
desired widow lady preferred small family
without toarders Address Miss Lenox, Broadway Post
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LNoR SALH-A SPLENDID FURNISHED HOUSE,.
IL down containing fort yye the lowcr part
furnished drawings billiard and club with every
cubroom billiard and boarding and lodging businosa eat
low with long Croton water baths. &c. &C. Apply
at the Agency Office No. rs walker street. adjoining Fla
rence's Hotel
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A CLOTHING STORE TO LET.-THE CLOTHIN
IA store No. IL Bowery The excellent location and 80
Of customers TO ontrprising and ndusro
nan good business Rent very LOW. Apply 40 Bower
between Grand and Broone streets N L. Also three Ia
rooms adjoining the store.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOkLYN.-A LARGE FRONT
- 10 let with closets furnished suitable
tlcman and wife, Apply 5 Henry street few minutes
walk from Hamilton ferry. Reference required.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
FALl#GooDs. S.

VNlE subscribers are nov opening their -,
/ stock Of Fall Goods, to which they : y
infiio the attention of Plauipm These -
Goods were purchased BY the package nom hri
hands in New York, and can be sold at prices
that will give entire satisfaction. Say
a0a1 yapls ksncys, all wool flhnsl
a01l yatds plain and plaid Linseya, all wool
filling
9uda yarls heavy lowells
a00 pair heavy NcFro Blankets.
80 pair Bed Blankets,
10 pair Blankets lof coais, soma very lnri aud
Wndh So raif
10 bales Shiriiur, and shcelines,
a0d pair heavy l,u=actiz
i01 Iaif heavy Kip hmwas
Gents Boots aud SHOES OF nil qnllilcs
Ladies Misses aud Children Shaes,
Safiuctfs, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, all caou.
Wn1l Tweed large assortment,
With manY other ssasaBahlc Goods for l.ldics
and Gouiirmens wear
naseHs, Rope and lwine.
I.o8k Al nuf Stock htafc ynn buy
NceOl.LuM X FELLOWS.
Camden, sept I, 1850. ~
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28

THr Sorru Assn UE Wm NnWssunNs--
F1riy.nine fl,cih. ol the Wing mpor OF thc
South, have run up thc names of Scot and Graham.
There u not one which does not approve OF the
Platform Or of Georgia ther' D. not q ,e.iise
Of opposition 20 the nominations Of any zeal WING
raper. anil even 10 Georgia We n1w have high
hop, that lls whole whig phalauy wil ultimately
wheel into line Ile Savannah RgnH dt one
of lhe sbles. wper l thn S1r'h. which violently
denounced The ticket at frsi. has very materially
changed iis tone since Is received the Official Re-
port of the Platform and the tcegaphic abstract
Of the noble letter OF acceptance OF Gen, Scott
Says lhe Rpaliolu ldai Eqg'c
.Shoall fi. lc'rr be a'l Il i- described 20 be 10
the dispatch. u will chang, materially our opu-
inns Of ihe position aul uire courr of Cen. Scott.
We shall await the arrival Of ihr letter. however,
when we and ogr readers will be better able 10
form a correct estimate OF IT,
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

yT,uAT at a sale OF lands and Town lots for the
uap-nayppnt nl taxes due thereon, hold ai
ths Court llausr dpar in the Town ui Washing
Inn In tke county ol Hampstead, in the State
~ A kansas. pufsalut la lawful notice gwen by
ibs Sheriff and Tax Collector OF the said county
nt llenusIsad. and in conformity with tie laws
ri said State, on the hsl Monday OF AoAember
A. D.. ls50, being the sixth day OF faid month";
Ezekiel Nance, purchased OF John u, sandeluf,
then Sheriff and Collector ol said county OF
lleupsicad. the following described parcel OF
land of Town lot situate lu the town of Wash.
lntiau in said county ol llemplead' which said
laI of parcel Of land was listed assessed and sold
a# ne property Of 5, D. Davis and described
a5 l.ul numbufiWu l2 IN BLOCK number three ~
,sr,r.IIn, Ia ihe Mat al said iawH now Of raenm
in me slise of Tie CLERK of said eauulY of Hemp.
stead. ion which aid l.1t The said Nance paid
the Sheriff OF Tax Collector the sum OF one dol.
Iaf and artg.riahl erut#, bring the amauul ol
tax. penalty and costs 1ue lhzrua lrum the yulf
Isis to Is51. inclusive and lnah ifnm the aald
SHrria and Collector certificate of purchase for
iBa same. which certificate he nov halis, aud
un1n which he Is entitled 10 deed, nom the
SbenI af Hampstead county Vow therefore,
naiiee l. hereby giFen "a all persons who may
be- concerned oE who can sai up ans right title
ar claim az ibt above described lot ar parcel ni
hHl. S, furtHa,rIl asHinfe,l4a, IN consequence q
any m.afulHly, luaqlarli1 of i.lfplliy ron.
nar,aa with Hub ale, af fat ans came u deirei
whatever. iHa. lH conformity Will the aEi ol ibe
Legislature ii iha State al Afkaa.1s in relation
n ~faN ntss, the undrfzisngl will apply ui
the Gi,auit Court al llemHleal county, n a
/ G5nfi ta be holden al the eoufi llnuse OF said
faunir. IN she insn 81 Washington, ON ibl
sa,eaih danlay ias 'aaIia AunlaY Of sep
ismhrr i u, lsi!. ior continuation of utle. ii
and In .all 81 OF Iafs,l ni lanl. ca purchased %
/ 4f,64s5iI ami an uaHaHs iH|,uH'ei le tepR
aatitIad lu appear at said Time ani place. suH
shaw eau.r. i any &c, can adY tic iillr IA saIH
I lot - sald as ahresaid fhauld not be eoniifme
according 10 law =.-#-.#..=-.
Ws.hiartan. Matrb L. ls5g. llG
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28

nolrarsnuy EyibEseE or ileNoist Whom
ever lnythiug Il ssid es 20 Gen. Pierce not iny-
mi. distinguished him.c'i hy hs military career ln
Mexico. his organs instantly !cats 10 Gen. Ssli's
authority 30 prove that hs di distinguish him.ell.
They boa.. iia. Cen S,olts reports pmye
their man 10 hs,e tc,n w1nlemus hrtp 10 The
war VOL jut % ubi-e them aHl ileir hci0,
we will give The whole that Gen. Scott n his Va
riou3 rcnons said OF tle warrior imm The granite
hills LoH Journal
g. WHO was now ilincl by the gallant Brig.
adler General Pierce. ni his division, nrrpnallY
thrown au. ol activity luic The evening before by
a severe burt received lrom the toll OF bic horse.
iT Do. .. 300,
Again aBdgli.rr General Pierce, fiom The hurt
of .hn evening bo.or,, under pl.h anl exhaustion,
)a.n,ai IN the action br aii,
Again "rhcse CORPS" tho.c Of Cen Shields
approached with zeal and rapIliiy. bui the battle
was won iuai as Gm9ul Pierce rclghcl the
Etoual7 i5' ajl'
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

DY recent Act OF Congress, Bounty Lands
ID are granted Ia officers and Volunteers In the
military service of The United States in the war
OF 1872. or any Of the Indian Wars since l7aO,
alsn To commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico. In ease Of the decrease Of the officer or
soldier, the laul can be obtained by the widow
OF minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent,
will attend promptly ta procuring Bounty Land
Warrants Tor those entitled to them, and locating
4 desired having general knowledge Of the
lands in the Red River Land District, he viii be
able To make chaite selections. An Letters of
inquiry postpaid. will he promptly answered,
and instructions given. ifdesfei
DANIEL l.. WILLIAMS.
Land .lgrH
Washington, AFks.. Nov, %, ls5O. I7tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28

As Eniron IN IIgwry-A Southern editor
ri O.. o. long obituary Of hIs brethren oi thc 4gil.
uIler Doe aboverap.in1. The closing l1Iasiald.
ofItsclf forms glowing p.ctuu'
-Afe $50 ny, a'.l glad iAat such an editor is in
hetysai There no cry OF "mor' copy shall ever
fall upon his distracted ears, There he shall never
be abused any more by bis political antagonists
with lies and dctrctions that should shame de-
mon to prnmulnie. There he shall no more be
used as ladder iof ihe aspiring TO kick down as
they reach the desired height, and need him no
more. There hc shall be able to see the immense
masses OF mind be has moved, all mknowlngiy
and unknown as be- hag been during his weary
plpimage on earth. There he will find all bis
articles credited-not a clap Of his thunder stolen
Ind there shall be no more. horrid Typographical
errors to set him in leyer.p
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28

NJ. Cav rAma.-Ihe New York TIm,a
gives ibe ial'aalas pafileaafzol Tie Domestic le-
lailoas OF Sir. CLAY
NeIg saa.tIF sinr Il. famass. 70 keanrAY. De-
maul i.H-fHii4 iaf, aagaiar ai Ihouas Hart,
E.1. pfamiaaai citizen ei Lexington. Anas4ff
daisHHffal the saine gentlemen AaH maIuel 10
lla8. ziaHs nmWH. ui New Streams. Minister at
Nenaies during ihe administration ol Aesr.
Mouasc AL alams Mn, Cay wlp Is nov ia
hHr llsi year, ani in the enjoyment Of rpauft
health hsl hoeu ihc mother oi eleven chi.tHn
isaroi wlion liai Ia childhood. Ella. young
lady oi uuusaa. pmusc, wls yc., sulluly &C..
ni1tel hf driih, .n lsll. while ~ f0af O. WaA-
inf.ua wl'h hff iailns aul nmI,. ai iar slmg
mamsut lhe afflicted plfsli. Received uigl cease
OF ihc lr7rt.s OF another most Interesting and ae-
compliahci daughter the vile ul Mr.. Durable, Of
New O.lclna 4 ihifl daughter upon whom ihc
fathers affections seem 10 have eeuiefel aiicl the
death oI the other tAn. died in 1875. Slc was
maual Do NE jaime ETwIue. ol New unralg
lal ior loss was blow n.an waloA ME Clay
never recovered. q! .hc Eve spu,, iac ollff..
Theodore NY.la Clay has been since boyhpol.
tao Hmlis 0l d igalilc asylum. Ilgnas Hat
Cay. bonn Ga pl, resides il hculusAy and ls
engaged 10 the manufacture OF hemp, llsny
Clay. Jr, it b. iafiy necessary 20 mU l1si his
ia ai ne ba..'H OF Bicna Vista, while fsh.ins
,l.y1'ruly uf III. rdupty. James b. Clay.aal
illu o. Clay. 'br youngest Nrr' both eiusaiaA
iYf aai we bo.icgc am now practising tisp pip.r'-
t.1u oi .he lass in iheiT native Saic
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

INlll. uadsnIs sHrd oilers Tor sala on ass5n..
i mudauHs tHms ia1u saIaH OF claica aud
valuable iaHar climate la Ssfci yamiy. Alkauz
$50.
rhf,e land weT5 selected Iu Is8d. afe Of The
beet quality el upland, and are located in de=
HtuaIe naisai1rbaud
fai tzImsz 81. esquire # n II EiieF at
Washington. az tie za.sanaafs At l4ite RaFl
WATKINS d GtRRAA.
January rs. is5 ar
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
NOTICE.

The public arc hcrcby cautioned against ira
ding 'orur taking au a.ieumeHiuI ncoHain note,
gwen hy myself aud Wm. r. C'mmrh and mgd'
payable '1 lgme' sm.l .r. nr .WD iurdiod d0l-
lar dated 1omr'Imc BOO January ls'I. and duo ilc
2iih of brrcmIcr 1851. Or iLr same ha, Teen
uly lsid and % uHjutiy wlill,d H,m me-
JAMES C. MONROE
Washington, May 10, 1852. at
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
no Planters s Merchants.

fIllE uHjcsimrI POO sa hsui slf lra.rat
i t.Ha..ur la.,f lap.h la 900 bale. oi
ha,. trrhr u.Hgufa. lt.n bio.tUuur
of H,ue M5io fI.ri A,lu S.ar. E,m 10 Zoo
20 Cotton til., ugugrigl iu Itfium Wr.l
Twenty ldad ATr Waerur.. baih Nr iurr. aud
Oxen with Wpoirn bod non a1s'T. pl0ws o., any
pa'em reglrtd A5o. a heavy ,iorA of M
Goods lni Gmrcnr. superior and heavy Ioi
of k'15f-Ai1-c clothing lulh af .umsl ODD
and winter Hrsr l5ani,u srd merchants aTr
particularly requested 90 rai. prI Iay iu O. ,rfpIy
ul ilr aiu,t ar'irIr. rs WIII tri tutm us rl,ap
ls they CON be- bought H New uuau.atI un
time To ,m' their growing crop. utsr, Will De-
puncimlly hlIed ior roy oi the alu,c enumerated
articles
J. b GiIMER.
e. n G.-Gords Gmr-fsa or ea.h ra,d Fr
rar haa or fo'uo, good article aiwa,s Tee
qmtcd. !. u. &.
June &C. 1850
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
Cotton Gins and Corn Wills
To Grind by Horse Power,

~ NiiAu ny hoIAu INNtEt
Manufactured by R. A. l. Mocurdy,
~ Pleasant MN, Dc Soto Parrish Louisiaha.
TNuE undersigned has completed hi. arrange
i mcut for the manufacture OF thc above
named articles, and Will furnish Cotton Gins
from forty 10 sixty sawA at the shoHc,t possible
notice.
Also. Corn Mills Of the best plan now in use
The high reputation Of these Mills where they
have been used, renders It unnecessary for me Ia
say anything in their favor; they have only to be
seen To be purchased All work sent from ihi.
establishment will be- made according 10 the latest
Improvements and Of the beet materials with a
special regard 10 appearance, durability and gen.
cral performance, aud fully warranted 10 the pur-
chaser
Al contracts made by J. W. Scoggins will be
punctually attended TO.
Il. A. l.. McCURDY.
Oct s, ISL IOly
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-28
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