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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

81 CAN'T Row"-Yesterday morn
ing as the steamer Wisconsin was shov-
ing out from the wharf boat, passenger
came running down to the levee and
barely succeeded in jumping on the
boat.
In jumping he dropped a splendid
knife upoa the wharf hnat which was no
ticcd by two shaggy headed urchins
about The size of pePperboxcs. The
gentleman hallowed to one nf the boys
tn throw him the knife. The boy eyed
The knife, aud then tho man. and ex
claimed, II can't frow." Addressing the
the other boy, the gentleman said. My
lad, throw me that knife, will youl"-
The first youngster replied as the boat
was fast receding," Why he's my brother
and he can't j1I0w toOrth darn!"
BY this time the boat was ia, out in
stream; one If the youngst' rs conlly pick
ed u? the knife, aud they strobe off to-
gether chuckling. - Gin. Ahas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

HGAvY MEN-A revolutionary paper.
recently brought to light. shows that the
following was tho weight of several ofIi.
GERS of the revolutionary army. August
30,h, 1888. weighed at the scales at
West Point:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

Fine Chance for Bargains. the ndver
tisement Of Mr.. Wilcox. A fine opportunity is
here offered 10 get good furniture alta bargain.
He Is bound Ior the land Of gold aud cannot take
these things with him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

BASE FRAUD.-We have several times
alluded to Gsuds which have been per.
petrated by New York firm upon Cali
fornia emigrants. A correspondent ol
the Baltimore Sun. under date Of the 23d
writes:
"E. ]. Aldrick, Of Massachusetts. an
other Califnnian. has preferred charge
against Palmer & Co. Of fraudulently
obtaining 5000 from him for through
ticket. 1t is believed The whole firm
have taken 10 flight. asthe pnlice are un
able To 6ud any Of them. There ave
about two hundred nf their deluded vic
Tins now in the city. who are Justly in
dignsnt al the swindle."
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-We find the
fullpwing account Of fire aud loss 0'
lie in The last Eaton 70 Register
"On Thursday night last. the dwelling
house oi Mr.. Garber, in M"proe town
shin, 10 hi county. about s miles north
nr this place. caught fire about s O'Clock.
in the absence Of the family, aud, with
its entire contents, was consumed
While yet burning The family arrived nj
hume, as we have been Informed, and Mr..
CARRIER. from some cause, perhaps the
motion produced by seeing The deslruc
linn Of his hnuse and all his moveables,
drOpPed dead in the door yard.'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
Estate of MnrtIn smith.

Gstdtc Ol Mdiun Onh
TIME undersigned was by the court Of Probate ioI
Fairfield county on the 18th inst, duly qualited
and appointed the Executor Of MARTIN SMITH, de-
ceased All interested in his Estate will take notice
accordingly. JACOB II. SMITH Bxetor:
March l6, 1859.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

MusKrNGuM- PenHea'iary Conciciio1s.
AT the recent session of the Court ~
Common Pleas Tor Mnskirgnm county
John Martin was senlenced fnr horse
stealing in two cases.,hree years in each
aud Ezra Ward was sentenced far one
year fur keeping u gaming establish
meut, sweat cloth or chucker'uck. The
bets generally amounted to dimes and
half dimes. This is the first conviclion
under the pooitenlidry clauses Of the
gambling act
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

SPRING TRADE IN Nsw YuRK.-The
Spring trade does not appear to have
been very active in New York. judging
from the following paragraph, which we
copy from the Express Of lha, city,
I'VE are informed that the interior
demand for goods has very suddenly de.
clined. The Southern merchants have
bought sparingIy. and have generally
ob'ained their supplies and returned,-
There is yet lingering Western trade,
but that is not expected to last much lon,
ger The season has been an unusaly
short one"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
Eyenine, alnrch 30, 1852
PuDLrsHrNG rur LAws.--ln speaking

PuBLfsHING Tue LAws.--ln speaking
Of the proposition before the Legislature
To publish the laws in but one paper. the
ChillicoIhe Adrc5tiscra Dcmocyatcpaper
printed in Wig county, says:
"And above all. we ask, where is tho
evidence that just aoO, when most i'm
portant changes are about to be made in
our entire system of laws. less publicity
shall be given tu Them, than there has
been for several years pasl
The rcosons for publishing the laws
in two papers N each counry, are very
obvious. ln he larger portion Of the
counties of the Stale. two papers are
published. one belonging to each political
party. Now. were the laws published
in only one Of these papers as is pro
posed by the bill now before The Legis.
lathre, not more than half of the people
of the State would know anything about
them, while all contribute equally I" the
expense Ot publication. THIS matter
uught not Ia he made party question.
Democrats aud Wings have precisely The
same interest anJ the same right to know
by what laws they have 10 he governed.
Tie amouat paid n tie t'eo papers under
the present lar is less Than Hdt ~hici is
paid 10 0ac-aad less than woUId be
charged By any One paper for doiag tie
same amount Of adccrtisi"g N aay other
sfGPe
Disguise it as you may. it is nothing
more nor less than an attempt To deprive
q portion Of the people Of the means Of
gaining that knowledge which is Of great
er Importance 10 a free people than any
other. Aud the propnscd change c"ud
not have been suggested al more inaus
picinus lime. We are now making the
most radical change in our laws aud
now, fever. tho people have an interest
in kuowing what laws are made.
"We hope the press of the State win
notice this matter as il deserves aud
speak out decidedly and seasouobiy."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

Ono LEGIsLATUnE.-lt is stated thar
there is general inclination, upon he
part Of the majority in the present Legis
lalure, 10 adjourn over until Decembc r
next. The event may happen; but the
members will first agilato the subject
long enough to hear from home. The
fogy atmosphere of Columbus, like that
Of Washington, makes towards Of them
all.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-24

To my Friends and Customers in North Carolina.
"AVING made arrangements to leave the State, at
III futthest by the first OF December, and having dis
posed of interest TO Isaac Proctor (my partner the
last eight years take pleasure in recommending him
to those who have stood by long, gentlemen
every way worthy of their confidence and support.
/ look upon Mr.. Proctor, without attempting to dis
parage others, and what say must be believed,
(being totally disconnected with him in buSnrsS) be-
ing the very best cutter ever He will be asss-
ted by Geo L. Gould, pupil of mine, who has been
cutting all the Coats made for customers for the
last fourteen months ard has superior in tina: depa
ment. have left in the all the patterns have
ofmy customers scattered all the State and they
NAV rely upon being faithfully served, having their
cloths, we'll cut and made, and the quality of the
terias Just such would he furnished, were The
BUG. present in proprid persona" have laboured
hard TO build I'D busn in North Carolina and desire
that those who have Ratronised should continue 10
uphold my late partner, particularly when assured by
me, that they will be well served they under
the administration of OLIVER s. Proctor.
THOMAS M. OLIVER.
Raleigh, October 23d, 1851 lO3-
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oxEORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

1W1HIS Institution located in Oxford Granville Coun
tv N C. under the of Rev. Samuel " ait' u
H. aided by competent assistants, has now been IN oPe
ration one session. The session will commence on
the second Monday in January, 1882 uniform mas
been adopted for public occasions, consisting OF deep
blue Meno or any other suitable fabric for winter and
of Pink Calico, Bingham, or Muslin, and white lam
brio or Muslin for The Bonnet straw III win!
for trimme with deep blue silk velvet and lined with
Iirht blue satin in summer, trimmed PLAIN with PINK
ribbon and lined with white without flowers lace OF
any inside trimmings. ~
Terms DER Session of fire months one half IN ndraaee
Tuition in the Preparatory Department $50 IN the
College Course $40, without any extra charge for IAN
cuages or higher English throughout the course. Pu-
oils can take partial course, and study Latin Greek or
French or other advanced studies in the English course
at S TO- for each study. ErtTa crpenSe-Musc on n
ano $50 use of instrument So the same on Guitar
Drawing and Painting in water colos $l2 in Oil 81
Needle work $40. Board in College under the lmme'
diate care of the President and his Assistants ncudlng
washing, fuel and lights, IS per month Good board
can be obtained in the village reasonable terms Fur
thet information can be obtained by addressing the Pre-
sdent. BY order OF the Doaru.
T. T. GRANDY, Sec'y.
Dec. Is, 1851. l5-tlsIh'
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Important to NEillers & Mill Owners.
fTNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform those
j engaged in the Milling Business in n. C. that he
keeps constantly hand and will supply the shortest
notice, that almost invaluable article
YOUNG'S IMPROVED PATENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE.
The only Machine the kind that has stood the test and
given satisfaction the public has surpanted every
Smut Machine yet offered in the State, less of
which has been tax en- down to make for it. The
public need imposition, there some $50
Machines running in N. c.. and wish to offer other
references than the gentlemen who using them
whose expectations have been more than realized in
performance. 1t not only thoroughly cleanses the
Wheat ofsmut but also pures it of all other substances
almost to perfection 1t takes up but feet square
the MILL and requires but little power: Iii warranted
for FIVE against breaking wearing out, and also
to retain its cleaning qualities for that time.
There are number of these Machines through which
100 900 bushels OF Wheat have been cleaned and they
have never been out of order one day.
There awarded to it the Premium at the Maryland
State Fair and Premium with Silver Medal, at the
Fair of the Maryland Institute, at Baltimore, last Fall
Address the Subscriber at South Lowell Mills range
county, N. C. JNO. A. MCMANNEN.
December FL, 1850 l5-n
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DESPECTFULLY announce to the public, that
. many of the most desirable articles embraced in
their large and extensive assortment Of and Winter
Goods selected with care, by of the firm, in the
best Northern have been already received and
opened others daily arriving, and they fatter
themselves they will be prepared to meet the demand
for goods of every description, good terms they
be sold in this mark Thankful for, and encour-
aged by the liberal patronage bestowed upon them
since their connection in business they have ventured
lay in very heavy stock. to which they invite the
attention of purchasers hoping their efforts to accom-
modate will not fail to please
The attention OF the Ladies is respectfully invited to
the following desirable Dress Goods:
Super Brocade and Chameleon Silks,
Blue, Blk and White WatsreG Do,
BLK Gro De Rhine and Italian Do,
Solid and Fancy Lutte String Do,
Brocade POult De Sol,
Cashmere De Ecosse,
Figd Brlliantes,
Lnpins' French Merinos,
English and German Do,
Solid Paramettas,
Rich Fig'd Paris De LANES,
PLAIN and Fancy Poplins,
Blk Silk Laccs,
Deep Silk Fringes,
Paris Kid Gloves.
Buttons and Trimmings,
Scolloped Embr'd Hank'fs,
Swiss, Jackonet, and Tartan Musiins,
Chemisetts, Collars, Undersleeves and Cuffs,
Muslin Bands, Edgings and Insertings, &C., &c.
w. H. s. R. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh September g. 1851. ST.
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CLECTIC MY,
In the County of NOtfOwaV.

In Nile Of TIE South-Side Rail Road.
TTNHE next Session of my School will commence the
L lst of February 1852, and close the Ist of August
The course Of instruction embraces thorough prepa-
ration for the Junior Glasses of best Colleges
School limited to fifteen scholars
TERMS. Board and tuition, including bedding wash
ing, lights, &C., $75, payable in advance.
Rec ERENcEs Thos. H. Campbell, Virginia Sem
ate E. G Booth, Holloway Capt Richard Jones, do
DR.. H. E. Shore, do; Lewis E. Harvie, Amelia :
heander Masters, do; DR.. Geo. C. Scott do; Capt D.
H. F'lournoy, Chesterfield; VIM ellis do M d
Hanson do Mr. Benz. Jones, Petersburg Capt. John
G. Adkins. do; Hon K. Meade and T. S. Bocock.
q. OF K; Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter and James NJ Mason
u S. Senate.
Address the subscriber, Morgansville, Nottowav Va.
A. A. COLEMAN.
Dec. Is, 1851. s9sNw6tv
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FALL TRADE, 1851,

Southern Trade will insure Southern Rights!
AM now receiving from Petersburg, Richmond, Nor
/ folk and Baltimore, my Fall and Winter supply of
Groceries, Dry Goods, CrOckery, China
and Hard Ware,
carefully selected for the season. at moderate prices for
cash or ON short credit pu,ctual customers
pect to keep hand in addition the above, Salt, Fish,
Flsur and Bacon, Iron of different sizes, Nails of
excellent qualitty, with all necessary articles kept in
Village Store. will take in exchange for Goods Corn
Wheat OATS Fodder Flax-seed, Bees-wax and Cotton,
or Tow Cloth, with any other produce that suit in
INV line of business. Call the Brick Store the
Bank. THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
p. s. will attend to any Commission business,
forwarding of Goods to satisfy those who may in
trust them to me. II. w. H.
October |, 1851. 95-
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JOSEPH WOLTERING.


Manufacturer and Dealer I'm tine 1OA-
lowing Articles, Raleigh, N. G..
CTOVES, tin, iron and copper wares guns and Pis-
Stos of all sorts powder, shot, caps. powder TASKS
and shot chargers ne assortment of pocket and aoe
cutlery the celebrated Pine India steel mortIce
locks with white mineral knobs, from 80 cents to "a
improved rim locks New Haven locks, carpenter rim
lock, sliding door lock- peoples lock- best furniture
lock dead Jock novelty lock with mineral knobs min
eral locks with Japan mounting, mortlce locks WIN
iron bolts and keys, moTtce locks with white KNOBS
rural locks with white mineral knobs, plate locks,
smoke house locks, morce closet locks with brass
fronts, chest locks horse locks fancy enshed
fine dropped Japan Padocks patent dropped pad
bow atches cupboard lock latches porcelain knobs,
the best in this City State, mineral door knobs
screw mahogany, and pearl white door knobs mineral
drawer knobs, furniture knobs pearl white belPuils
axle puleys side pulleys, wardrobe hooks fan
cy coat and hat hooks window springs rim blank SHUT
hinges and superior cast butt hinges curtain pins ana
handles. coffee mills, candle sticks, dog collars and
chains, cloth, SHOE and horse brushes.
ALSO, Carpenters, CooPer,s, lInner's and BLACK
smiths Tools.
ALSO, nails screws, scythe-blades, sheep-shears,
brass lamps, hand BELLS trace chains grubblnghoe
spring balances pyers, spades, shovels, hoes
pans, vices, pumps, Bucks patent improved cooking,
stove, and in short every thing needed by farmers ana
mechanics in the hardware line.
ALSO, full supply of CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
such carriage axles and springs, carriage bands
tent leather hub bands. power loom lace, enamelleo
canvass, figured damask aPace, extra fine cam
brc and fringe. On hand also, full supply OF CAR
RACES and BUGGIES.
Smoke house. jail. and Bank Locks made to order
warranted not to be picked or broken, ana 70 give
faction. %.
The subscriber is also prepared execute and all
work in iron, steel brass, copper, &c Guns and pistols
made 10 order Also, strainers for Tupentlne Dstll
eres.
All orders executed promptly and in the best man.
If the subscriber does not sell lower than any
body else, and good work fair prices then he will
give it up.
| Encourage home indusry. Now is the time. Cal
The subscriber Raleigh, Wake County. North Car
olina, or send your orders by letter.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept, IL. 1851. 90-1y.
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TAR RIVER ACADEMY,
GRANVILLE NTY, N

Miles West Of Orford.
TNHE First session of this School for 1852 will COM
mence on Thursday, the 18th day of January, and
continue till the middle of June, at which time there
will be public Examination. This Academy is located
in healthy and moral neighbOrhood, and will be under
the charge of Mr.. j. F. Dance native of Prince Ed
ward County, Va and graduate of Randolph Macon
College. Mr.. Dance has had some experience in teach
ing, and comes highly recommended by DR.. Smith, the
President of Randolph Macon College, and by others
of high standing.
Terms Of Tuition per Session Of fire months:
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $3.50
The Higher branches of English, 1880
Classics, 1900
For the purpose of encouraging parents and guardi
patronize this school the Trustees propose take
boarders at SIS per month, which will make this the
cheapest good School in this section of country.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
G. w. ALL EN-, Se'y
Tar River P. o. Granville County, 9o,-et
Dec, 81 1851.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

TWNHE Subscriber has just received, direct from the
IL North, supply of the best quality of Curled Hair,
which will enable him TO manufacture superior quail
ity OF Hair Mattresses
He would respectfully inform the Public that he can
furnish them with the articles in his line, as
cheap as they be bought in New York Persons
heretofore sent North, provide themselves with
good article of work, and at oW price, by send
ing their orders TO me.
Also, constantly hand, the much improv ed
SHUCK and COTTON MATTRESSES, and at the
lowest prices Also Sofas, Lounges, and Easy Chairs
manufactured in various styles Also repairing and
novatng old Hair Mattresses &c. done at the shortest
notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
TO- Ware Room Fayetteville street, two doors above
the YARBRoUGH HOUSE.
J. HENRY HARRISS
Uphosterer end Mattress Maker.
Raleigh, October -, 1851. 1922
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Triumphant Success

SUCCESS
LIZ kloUS RE SUITS AcA1r
Every Drawing of the Lottery .,
'N ana rug Fortunate Lottery BRIL-.
..... PYFER eco. "''Nsr'
NO. Light 81. Baltimore, Nd
for Io. the TACT very extensively Confess,
iof long series of years, that '"esed
=, ONE ORDER
% the OId-Estabshed and PonuIor II
GARNER GOLDEN HARyEsr may
itonP'ed ny an lnfexible resolve to hanish r
aoia'ioi Oh man that gaunt and hideous tvrn N The
w. we proclaim to the world an Iufall;bIa S fOver
ranted 10 remove the barriers that evcIJ war
ses the station, influence and Iuxuries en; me mas
favored few, and to elevate the lowlv born by the
to position beside the 'lordy patroon.n 'O'aser'
Experience has tested its merit and tho,,.
mad from their childhood suffered the slim who
OF outrageous fortune,' have by wemeI aHa arrus
PWer 4 Co.'S Truly Lucky and Pon,rLo- U NJ 70
Realized ere they &c declined into the vale Of n0ass
tunes for themselves, and fortunes for tho. for.
Always remember, that every man, woman anu G'en
Gus wrong, who permits another day to EI sreT
:" vortex OF the past without making an etc.. mo The
Flee The Ills Of Poverty! !"
BY forwarding order by mail. for Pack,coo.
Ticket in any of the following Magnificent Io,, Single
January, to the old-established, far-famed and for
nate Lottery Brokers, truly tOru.
PYFER & co.
No. 1, Light-st., Bakimo, II,
Lo and Behold the Success in Decembs,
| All sold by PYFER & Co.
! BRILLIANT array
| $4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Ohio.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to North Carolina
5000, Quarter Ticket sent to do
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carroll
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia,
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Pennsylvani.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Alabama.
THIS LUCK CAN'T BE BEAT
Orders Confidential
WHO'LL HAVE II NEW YE.AR'S G1ryr
Brilliant Schemes for Lanuann
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THE subscribers have this day formed co,P1 EAR.
l. ship under the and style of Nc RA q I,p.
RISS, and have taken the new granite front sOI T,ta
ay erected by Capt. G. Potter, Front between rOp.
ind Dock streets, where they will always Keep Fam.
pete aohoLesaLe and retail stock of Crockery anu
Ing Implements, to which they invite the a''sD"'
merchants and othera. an ell
Being IMPORTERS, we feel confident we ' - oOs
articles in line favorable terms, anu 0, %
quality, as can I've purchased in the United ota"
ALEX. McRAE, J"
N. II. HARRlSS. ~ II
Wilmington, Oct J., 1851.
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a. BROKE JAIL, and ran away in November last
x from PauIding, Jasper county, Miss, the Negro
~ slave BEN alias AMI, aged so or IS years, feet
10 in. high, quite dark has his face-one
Just above the right eye, running hack into the hair the
other Ms cheek BONE running towards the mouth
scars the knees and the left ARM caused by burns
He was purchased from Theo N. Gladden. of Charleston
s. c.. August $780, by the subscribers father. 1t is
knowl that he has false free papers, and he will probably
represent himself as free The above reward viii
be paid any person who will detect the said slave and
lodge him in Jail, so that he can be obtained
THOS. P. FIRTH, Holmesville
AvoyelIes Parish, Louisiana. lO3-2m
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TRINITY SCHOOL.

1Seue1 Miles West of Raleigh North Carolina
Req. II. TELLER B.qRRXT Recter
|INHE Tenth term of this School will commence on
Il the 9Th of January, 1852.
TERMS PAYABLE ADVANCE,
For Board and Washing, &c, with instruction in
English and the Ancient Languages. $76 per term Of
five months.
The design of this School is furnish a safe retreat
to which boys can be for thorough trainnp In
respect beauty retirement and heathfuness of situa
tlon and convenience and comfort of buildings this
School possesses great advantages The course of stu
dy Will be regulated by the requiremens of the Univer
sy and no pains will be spared the BOYS good
scholars ' eoo
December 5, 1851. 7, ~.
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Prime Green Tea,

I UST Received,
, Also,
Loaf, Crushed, clarified and brown Sugar,
Java, Lagura and Rio Coffee, O."
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger Starch Nutmegs, Gloves,
and Mace, Spanish Indigo, har Lead Powder. Shot,
and Percussion Caps Backing, shoe scrubbng, horse,
crumb and hearth Brushes, tooth, nail and hair brush
es, cut Nails, finishing and common Brads, Swedes
Iron and cast Steel cotton and wool cards, bellows,
brass and cast Irons Gothic Fenders shovels and
tongs, Hods fire carriers, Painted and brass bound
Buckets wire sleeves ,shovels and spades Collin
Augurs, saws, files, chiseIs, cut and mill
Broad axes, adzs frying pans, wafer and waffle irons,
Knob pad, stock, till and cupboard Locks, hinges,
screws, finishing brads, cut tacks, knives and forks
Pen and pocket knives, scissors and shears, -.
Iron squares, trace and log chains, wagon boxes,
p Tin and Crockery ware. u.H.. -. ,.r... .
For sale by ...... FL. - J. BROWN,
Oct. II, 1851. g.
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FOUR Gases more of Beebes best Hats, latest STYLE
Also, few pieces North Carolina Cashmere, made
Rock Island Factory, Mecklenburg County Tweeds
Kentucky Geans, Dove Skin Cashmere, Calico Domes.
tics, Calf Boots, heavy double souled Brogans. :
Just received by - EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh, Nov. 4th, 1851. q