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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
uvwvopK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1852

HEAVIER ia vet found within their territories bat 10
order 10 obtain them, the trader must purchase OIL
n e Indians, or send forth not less than forty OF
6fty Eell-armsd rrappers. Consequently, m,se
Of the beaver skins now brought into the States
are urchased-not taken. ,
IL y.rurnins 10 the Fort, we diverged south
ward into the Valley Of tle YelloS Stone. Thus
il said 10 be one Of the richest and most oeauti'
fol yallies in the vicinity Of the Rocky Mountains
It il nv purpose to visit the Post upon that nver
some go miles above its mouth. Upon my return
| will give you an account OF the adVen ,ure'
We met with no haiTbreadt1 escapes, nor Single
adventure tineed with romance durrg our IMP
cannot, therefore, excite your readers WIN
a marvellous story without telling histnood,
and am no adept in that accomplishment. IL Is
rather angular too, that We should have fallen IN
with no war parties, for this 10 the season "ncu
the Grows, Blackf-et, Minnatarees, Arccaras
and Sioux 90 forth to meet and destroy their enc
mics. We met several hunting parties and Hst r
cling villsges Of Indians, mostly Crows, auo II
the world had not been sat'ated ~.n accT"u norId
their domestic life and supeistitions' eou'u
fell some things which would interest as wen ny
their novelty as their truth. .h.
We hear of A number Of conflicts between the
Blackfeet and Assinabolns, the Cro"s anu 'nI
Rlackfeet and one between the DldcseeI anu
the Flatheads, on the waters oil the COiumola'
Details of the skirmishes, although oil mucn I'M
nortance TO the Indians themselves, would be OF
no interest to your readers. The Miniatures
Ariccaras and Sioux have all kept the peace re-
m.rkably well so far, during the present season.
From what can learn, there will be an average
quantity of buffalo robes taken into the States
the present season. The number OF beaver SKINS
will be inconsiderable. As before remarked, the
old trapping grounds are pretty well e1naustea.
.hall n main here until next sprng-that 1t - to
saw, on the plains and in the mountairs-and Will
avail myself of every opportunity to communicate
the news and accounts Of such adventures as de-
serve to be related. Truly yours, &c. y.
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20. A ,,acbap;r M Boston has hit upon

T A mechanic AZ boston mas wv W."
an IL ssnious ode Of puns erdinsncs OF me Say,
vhch provides thai sign Of any d-scrP'on s
buns, sixrd or erected, 90 40 TO project mose 49,
foo, into spy one OF narrow streets out va'cn "
fsrspce sdn It, Of the suspension Of political nsss
the while street Atthe corner OF b-diore sna
ton streets may be seen great nss WIN an inscnp'
hks this: Henry n Gardner, Painser, Graiaer' &C.
For Presidfni-DsDiel Wooster.
II The Lockport Journal says an enter
pr,ps traveller last seek bei out of funds an ma
Ia /, neceaary TO ses from Schenectady 70 OaSa,
crsvled unc Of ths cars, hoeet ninss 70 'ns ,
Gearing and thus suspended he arrived ss toe de3'
In N e later city. A bysiander observed our
tor uphnsh himself, and hs preseotIy msds
nesrspce. Ht.rSly covered with du't ana persgss.
a. orr traveller subsequently resumed bis comfort
able quarters, and arrived safely al Syracuse
e The punishment of Thomas DAVIS
convicted of the murder Of hls sister Mrs Van Veg
nsr. has been commuiei by the Governor and Council
Of Mss from death 10 imerisonment for life, at hard
labor In the state Prison
Il Hon. Samuel Appleton has sent to
Mayor seaver check for $1,000 to be expended IN the
purchase of books for the public library, In Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Ariccapa Niiiage-Fur Traders Posts-scenery
Of the Rocky nsastaias-ereat Fails OF
the mtssouri-Grisiy Bears-IBdians-YeI-
low stone River Buffalo Il obes and Hesr
cer-s9cndsses Of Tie n. Y. Tnbuu.
FoRr UNION, Wednesday, July :, 1854

Cerr-s2ondsoee OF The n. Y. Tnbuus.
foRr UNION, Wednesday, JAY :, 1854
| arrived at Fort Pierre, five hundred
and fifty miles below this post, on the IL n of
April. Some days aiterwrd accompa aied
patty OF traders to. the Aric:sna Village, which is
situated in the most northern bend Of the Mis-
sour, opposite the spot where Lewis and Clark
established their winter quarters in 1904. These
Indians, unlike any other of the tribes, except the
Pawnees and Miniatures, who aie not immedi-
atey on the border live in dirt lodges, and cultivate
maze and pulse. They are an ofshoot of the
fs~nees, nom whom they derive their domestic
Z nao"s' They have about one hundred and ifty
,oosss, each capable Of accommodating four tani.
,r. iheH families average four persons each.
40 noeh weaker than the Sioux, who are
Os''s and Predatory tribe; but they ara pevsrtb..
az. ''Vns enough to defend their bousss .nt
s s. Their medicine lOds.-wh.-. .r". 'HI
~Ases are exhibited-is sho,. 'He" saeieu
to,as rst, In this lodge night, sa5, zee, IN
s :'.a Nsn' variety Of interests. .no''ed oy
nishly dramatic scenes. amusing, and
iieit this village with apoth.
AAo' passing through the village Of ~. usaefs
'ee', situated eighty miles b.Io, ~; ~ '"'oaA'a-
n'e0 mere on the ID May. Nothing can h r's'' AZ
ordered than these large posts n a. 0eO'er
where the hus and robes puIcb...S :, ,n' Traders,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

From PoRTA PLATTE. BY the arri-
val q, this porn ye'terdsy Of the schr. Isabella Capt
BOYD We have aoyces from Port au Platte TO the 9th
int Buslne was dull, the market being o,ersocked
with American produce. White pine was selling at
s22, pitch pine 90, and shingles ST. Capt B. Informs
u that the inhaoan were in daily expectation of an
attack from tbs Emperor SJulouque
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. pelato,ys, Cferm1ly Lynch 4 C7arsG 2o]s Val"
1852, GAM Neon. SPIN M
Sent 81 IS 90 ~
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A,,vavn FALSE PsErENcs!..-,'

r,.n a. hitherto GOOD cbarsstsr.. vs. yese1.s.2 W
sh.,,sS x,sb ahtsioipr. By false rsposssesssssss -
s sS: ysr, " Of u:sSS y from ss.'s. ~:
near II. Norb River. A. thsii sum De- .ssl ssb'
SO.bsf Ne IoIbssI eae'.e,Ss ~ shs shsss s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

INVESTMENTS kc- THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Metropolitan Hal-BrOAdsay, Mad Abool. las, 1"A's'-
NbIos Gsrdep-Turriss the Tables DISBURSEMENT u NJ,
WsIack Lyc-um-M-p hsophesi Bearings hooii nsp'' NAV
Burton. neaer-The Poor Gentleman to,,aSe l Rov
B,rpuu, Hussum- Orphsu's Dream TIE ~ tHsnoA IVY
Woods Mu.tr.k-So "a Broatwsy. Concert every
Mp.rv, Roou.-So 4e Broadway, sccs Mexican Vahp~sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
A Row.-Polifics and rum caused 9 n

on sundsy evening, between two msn Ia saloon rS
ner Of Priocest and SrOadsay The quarr'l -
while thsy were dividing money received Tor msn
az primary election One Of them fslled me oDI .
floor BY Q bow from g dsca,ter, which CT
bead. The hsht continued - the serious i',n, -
furniture and fixtures Of the SALON. The e-mDslsS~
snested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

TIE RECENT SHOOTING IN THE Nyf
TENTH WARD-Wm Henry Masterson the ycsle "a
who was shot in tho aodom-n on "Wednesday OF iss -
BY Michael Sheid who ct ths time, hsd into -
seTara oIg sister OF bis who had sbonly bsfoFe sa
rico. 10 COW living In Q very dangerous postssi ~
psssed thsoush bis right lung. aud 10 still emo'
abdomen DIR. Mott and sevefal Other celebrated 49,
intend holding coLsutat on with tho view Of n's1Hs
Effort 10 extract tho buiet from the pes'n OF the
man At the time the pistol ives hIed, awo asa -
Dasgett. with young child In her arms stood ~ ~
and Of the suss passed ,hroush her nsif ou, nh
injury 10 the person. Sheridan IL still 10 custody
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ARREST on SuspICIoN.-A man -

Fr.d.ncL Collin, wa. y, .prday srrrstsd On ~ ~
hsyins stolen steel tosscco L eoutsinss esub ia
ban blIs 10 the amount OF ssl beon1nt = ~
spap sh, Of No 80 Trinity place. who: ..,p, oss -
Trpity.plscs, having ssiEe ine the ooA - Il -
. lib hun After leaving the place, Dc m-.sssh -
money. II Il alleged th,i soon after h. sss ssns
store Collins With sversl Of his 10 bss 80
10 his comrades, Boys, I've 20: toessso ..mssdss
cused vas taken before Justice Osborne iof ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

BOARD OF SOPEkvIsORs There nS
being quorum presepI Yesterday afternoon the ~
do nos proceed to business. /. 10 understood neH
will be meeting next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
MoRy RowpyIsy.-A man named ~ y,

Moore while intoxicated on Sunday nsoL ,.s,,s.l -
saulred ana sfep by Esss Of ro~siss a'sxn
wounds his heed with knife 400 .,s parss 3s>s
It, eet He ives removed to the l7th wso CerossL
and there stteI dsd BY Dr. 8. L. sudd, deputy wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

Run OVER By A FIFE ENGINE.--osI
Cornell, fireman, residing at No % Henry = =
On euncay evsDins la Broadway. near "asr. ~
CINE No IA AID had Of his '-ss f'ctafes ~ 49,
II her serious injuries. he We. sonveJsa " -"
BY Officer Fsls ell Of tins Sd Ward
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-The w
nsr bsld an inquest yesterday. In Elsveeth sv
Thirty SECOND and Thifty'thirs.s the sody 49,
Dsmed John Lynch 6ye.Ts Of sss. vino vas scdes-
drowned on Saturday evening st the foot Of TninSs
St, by falling from some oss, hoa'ins In the oceL
which be wss playing verdict Of accidental -
rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28

AccIDErT.-On Saturday evening
yours man whose name 10 Neil Gallagher, vs esns
upper depot Of the Harlem Railroad by attemp'ns .
upon the care viii In motion he fell besssss s<,,s
and the forward wheels passed over his legs snd svs
jored him he was tai en- 10 tho New.York boT~
placed under the care of a surgeon.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-21
A BRILLIANT ERA.
Nh.ED AND OPPRESSION Av.r
~ RYEER & IN INT.

he acknowledged favorites of tho mc
lot long period in selling BrilIiaot Fotunsr
6a ner bland and smiling influence, ,nL are still
De, II there Is calculation to be made r. and will
last month was one ofunparalelIed the PAST ~
rohs II tnis Old Es' ablished and far-amed H The Dat
VINO nave never trlea this easy mode of .rai"e' ro
'uhe' shouIo at once seize the present oDno. Pm
The FIRST ORDER ahlty,
las tlme a'te1 ume, secured: for the corre,,
this farfamed Prize Agency an. ndenonI" pOndents
Inc poet has truly said, 'e Tor life
Riches, withsut thee
Life is blank, all history s;Ion.
How many men, with spirits as noble, anJ
rs fine as ever added iustre to the mind os SensG.
tolled from day to day to earn patrY piea,n base
support OF fond and doating wife, and bis h.
spring, until his constitution worn ont h ;enshe& AZ
Dor, yielded to the weight of accumulated Ia
sent him to sleep with his fathers" beon.uSal and
helpless wife and fatherless children, bis
ty, Misery and Woe. How manv fathers o. Poe-
on their growing children, unblest with tho lgnt
treasures OF learning, and drop silent tear aas
uoh In all lis overwhelming force bursts unon e c-
those pledges of love" are growing I'm IT ln tEss
savages and he in the bitterness IF Ne unuo
&c Iron Fortune that has denied to him tb m neat The
ueating his children, while it has enabled d
trance listening Senates with the thunders ~ 10" en-
Is this picture of human affairs too higbIv eOque"
answer No And If you ask us if this ex ",
tionment OF Fortune can be changed, We pare aPp.
THE REMEDY Is At HI 1Sn1%erye yes!
Thousands have tried it, and in the histoI
the weathiest families in the country ma Of sOneO
efficacy. All that is required is an ori you read its
very first one may attain your wshes with land the
nowned and truly fortunate Agency, and u World re-
cession in your behalf you the most ~r our inter-.
son in existence Fortune will smile on your a per-
e We have in the office now the Sa5 oOn eTetts
81 5000 prize (both sent to S. CaroIina and ~ NE s
$50 sent to Nashville, Tenn all paid, and we a ".
very happy to show them to our country friepds e
| lack. u ou great
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w. HI. & r.. s. TUCKER

D ESPECTFULLY announce to the public, that
IL many OF the most desirable articles embraced IN
their large and extensive assortment OF Fall and inter
Goods, selected with care, by of the firm, In the
best Northern markets. have been already received and
opened; others daily arriving, and they fatter
themselves they will be prepared to mee the demand
for goods of every description good terms they
can be sold in this market Thankful for and encour-
aged by the very liberal patronage bestowed upon them
since their connection in business, they have venured
to lay in very heavy stock. 10 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 Watere6Do.,
Bl'k Gro De Rhine and Italian Do,
Solid and Fancy Lue String DO,
Brocade Foult De Sol,
Cashmere De Ecosse,
Fig'd Brillianes,
Lupins' French Merinos,
English and German Do,
Solid Paramettas,
Rich Fig'd Paris De LANES,
PLAIN and Fancy Poplins,
Blk Silk Laces,
Deep Silk Fringes,
Paris Kid Gloves.
Buttons and Trimmings,
Scolloped Embr'd Hank'fs,
Swiss, Jackonet, and Tartan Musins,
Chemisetts, Collars, Undersleeves and Cuffs,
Muslin Bands, Edgings and Insertngs, &C., sc.
W. H. s. r. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh September 1851, 81
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TWNHIS Institution located in Oxford, Granville Coun-
IL ty N. G. under the of Rev. Samuel Wait, D.
d. aided by competent assistants has now been in ope
ration session. The next session will commence on
the second Monday in January, 1852. A uniform has
been adopted for public occasions consisting of deep
blue Merino any other suitable fabric. for winter and
of Pink Calico, Bingham, Muslin, and white Gem
brio or Muslin for summer The Bonnet straw III win
ter trmme with deep blue silk velvet and lined with
light blue satin; in summer, trimmed plain with pink
ribbon and lined with white without flowers, lace,
any inside trimmings.
Terms per Session Of fire months hal Advance
Tuition in the Preparatory Department $40. in the
College Course 800 without any extra charge for Ian
guages, higher English throughout the course Pu-
pills can take partial course and study Latin Greek,
French other advanced studies in the English
at $ 10, for each study. Ertru erpense-Musc on P
ano $50, of instrument 50; the same Guitar
Drawing and Painting in water coors $l2; in Oil 5
Needle work $40. Board in College under the imme
ate of the President and his Assistants including
washing, fuel. and lights So per month. Good boart
be obtained in the village reasonable TERMS Fur
information be obtained by addressing the Pre-
sident. By order OF the Board.
T. T. GRANDY, Sec'y.
Dec. IS, 1851. l3-tlstM.
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N. G.. Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE RALEIGH. N. C.
THIS Company continues to insure the lives of all
healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken a single life is $4,000
Slaves are insured for of to five years for
3ds their value.
OFFICERS.
DR.. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
VIM. D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. JONES' Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee Attorney,
DIR. VIM. H. Mckee, Examining Physician.
J. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of operation
of the Company, may be had application the Of
fce or any of the Agencies. All letters on business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April %. 1850. ST.
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Ready Made Clothing.

XK7 have just received from of the largest and
w best established Houses in the United States
of the largest and hest assorted Stocks brought
to this City, Stock that would favorably compare with
the Custom Work of any Establishment in the Union
which instructed to sell at unprecedented low
prices and to which invite the attention of Country
Merchants, citizens of Raleigh the surrounding Coun
try, and embers of the next General Assembly and ask
them to call and examine Stock before purchasing
elsewhere. determined to sell at prices that
will defy competition.
Country Merchants need have no fears of finding us
with broken assortment, shall continue have
large additions throughout the Season.
In addition TO the above, have full assortment OF
fine Shirts, Jenny Lind and other patterns together with
Silk. Merino, Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers.
All of which will sell low they can be pur-
chased of any Establishment in New York any 9th
City. A. B. STITH g. co.
Raleigh, sos. S4O-wt IT,
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Ctate OfNOrth CarOlina-FHASSL1S 20
SCOUT of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, December
1851. John Winston Sas WINSTON Attaehmeh'
,. levied on Land.
In this case the attachment being returned to Court
Levied on the interest Silas Winston has in five hun
dred aid eight of Land, lying on the waters OF
Brandy Creek, adjoining the Lands of Nathan Green'
Thomas Aston, Robert Hicks, and others.
And it appearing to the Court that Silas Winston re-
sides beyonds the limits of this State it is therefore order
ed by the Court that publication be made IN the North
Carolina Standard paper published in the city of Ra-
leigh for six successive weeks, for the defendant Sas
Winston to appear next Court to be held tor the
County of Franklin the End Monday of March, 1922
and replevy and Plead otherwise hnal udg WI" DC
entered ouanst him and his interest in the land condem-
ned and sold to satisfy the plaintiffs debt and costs
Witness, Young Patterson, Clerk of our said Court
at office, End Monday of December, A. ID. 1891:
YOUNG PATTERSON, Z. c. C.
Ian 90 1882 (Pr Adv $5,624.) 905-6w.
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North Carolina Book Store.

"ENRY D. TURNER has for sale the Supreme
llCourt Reports, 40 volumes, uniform sets. single
volumes; Irede's Digest, volumes; Swaims Justice
and Form Book Iredell's Manual Swaim's Executor.
Also at greatly reduced prices, in quantities by
tail, complete assortment of School Books, Music
Books Blank Books Stationery. and Fancy Articles
Juvenile and Toy Books; all the publications
Partment of Literature, Arts and Science, and in every
language, ancient or modern.
Book Binding, in every variety, promptly executed
in the neatest manner.
Select Garden Seeds-every variety-waranted fresh
and good-selected from the most approved Seedsmen
and Gardeners in the Northern country.
Raleigh, January 9, 1852. IS
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Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road

NOTICE.
TNAKEN up and committed to the Jail of Caswell
Il County on the 18th day of November, 1851, a
negro man who says his name is CAMBRIDGE, and
that he belongs to by the of Joseph Passmore
of the State of Georgia. Said negro is about so
so years DID, feet 10 inches high had when
taken two coats under coat brown homespun the
coat white wool color with black collar, blue cotton
panaloons. The end of his has been disgured
the left side by fighting. The requested to come
or he will be dealt with the law directs.
F. A. WILEY, Sheriff:
| February LIST, 1852. 27-6m.
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|, GUIDE

TTNHE UNITED STATES POST OFFICE GUIDE
By Eli Bowen. late of the office containing
l. A History of The Post Office System throughout the
World: 2. Review of the Post Office establishment
the United States: 3. An exposition of the scheme
of Distribution. with Country Map fthe United States
d. Rates of Inland Postage upon Letters Papers &C.
with an exposition Of the Frankng Privileges, &c.
Rates of Foreign Postage, Postal Treaties &C.. g. Mis-
ceaneous Statistics &C.: T. List of all the Post Offices
in the tnited States embracing 10000 Offices; g. All
the Mail Routes in the United States over 900 nume-
really arranged: g. List of all the Rail Road Canal and
Steam Boat Routes in the United States: TO- The whole
afordng key to facilitate Single Distribution for any
other designated point near or remote, may be clearly
ascertained |; in one large volume.
For sale at the
North Carolina Bookstore by
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Jan. S, 1852. ls-
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Feb z 1852 (Pr Adv S. ,62S) 9O7-6w
State of North CarOIima-MARr1N c,

Ctate of North observation-disclosures Co.,
CCour of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. January Term,
1852. Thomas E. Fender VIM. l.. Rhodes, Origin
al Attachment.
1t appearing the Court that the defendant is
resident this State is ordered therefore that pub
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard for six
weeks notifying the said defendant to appear
at the next of this Court be held at the Court
House in w Illiamston, the second Monday IN April
next hen and there to replevy plead TO issue, or
Judgment final will be entered up against him and the
property levied condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debt
Witness, L. Johnson, Clerk OF said Court, at Of
fee, the second Monday in January, A. D. 1852.
L. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Feb. 7, 1852. pr. Adv. S. ,624) 9O7--6w.
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IF YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUN
i DRIED DOLLARS, send your orders for
TWpentine Stills, Caps, Arms, and Worms:
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work,
Brass, Machinery, &c.
The prices of StiIcaps Arms, and Worms, as
follows: By the pound 81 cents; by contract,
harre Arms andy
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OLD AXES MADE NEW.

NHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
i the public generally that he has taken the stand
formerly occupied by Mr.. sias Burns, and that he is
prepared to execute any Job in his line Blacksmith,
particularly OLD AXES MADE NEW. Having served
his Apprenticeship with Mr. Burns, he iatters himself
that he will perpetuate the character heretofore sustained
by that Establishment.
My GR1sr MILL in good order all Corn brought to
it will be strictly and promptly attended to by
RALPH M. ANDREWS.
Raleigh, October l, 1851. ss7--w6m
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All work will be warranted for IL months, fire and
burning excepted His work will also be delivered within
fifty miles of Raleigh, the shortest notice and if fail
to deliver Stills in the time agreed upon, will orfet-5
for each day lost to the purchaser.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1851. 90-y.
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ALSO,

ON HAND AND AM RECEIVING, daily, a large
assortment of CLIO THING, of every description and
style, of my own and Northern manufacture-al of
which. being made under my supervision, can
fully recommend. l. P.
Raleigh, Oct oath, 1851. 103- .