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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-18
The Professional Fighter and the Vol
unteer.

unteer.
The Cleveland Herald is exceedingly
worried that Gen. PIERCE was voluntee,
in the Mexican war. The fact is credit
to Gen. Pierce and no effort of the Herald
can diminish its influence with the Anne
rican people. Gen. PIERCE refused the
position of Attorney General in Mr.
Folks Administrations position which,
rs II member of the cabinet, would have
male him conspicuous as Il leading men,
Der of the Democratic party of the Uni
ted States-but readily volunteered as a
common soldier upon call made by his
country. in her struggle with Mexico.
The Herald says that he deserves no
more credit for that than the thousands
of o.hcr citizens who volunteered at the
same call, and tho never got to be Of
'ticers. No Democrat or friend of Gen.
Pierce pretends to say, that he is entitled
10 any more credit than any other yolun-
lccr in that good cause. All such are
entitled to the highest crcdit-thc common
soldier who fought in the ranks, equally
with him, who figured as an officer. The
same patriotic impulses governed both,
and both deserve equally well of their
country.
But here is the point: Is not the VoL-
nRteer-he who follows the avocation of a
citizen in time of peace, and when the
coun ~ needs his services i'll time of war,
shoulders his rifle or muSkct and Sallics
forth at her call, entitled to as much
may more than he who enters the service
as pro:cssion-.o make living out Of it
and not particularly from ANY patriotic
impulses or motives.
That IL the point. 1t will not answer
to say that Gen. Scott was always ready
to obey his country's call, when we know
that he obligated himself to do that for
pay and Tor a living, when he took upon
himself the profession of arms 1t WAS
the force OF this circumstance that gave
the Secretary of War, Mr.. Marcy, such II
decided advantage over him, when being
requested to head the troops i'll Mexico,
he excused himself on the ground that he
dill not like to be subjected To fire in the
rear, a, he was apprehcnsivc he would be
it he left Washington. He had by entering
the service as profession bound himself
to obey every call of the country, no mat
ter what the danger, how arduous Soever
the enterprise, orhow many hrcs he might
be exposed to in the rear.
a volunteer is in different situation.
His profession is not that Of arms. He is
however IL citizen soldier, ready when the
country needs his services, to lay aside,
his plane, hammer, trowcl, plough or pen
and take up the rifle or muskct. These
are tho men who constitute the bulwark
Of the nation in time of war Standing
armies are not a part OF our republican
system. The great reliance is on the pa
triotsm and bravery of our citizen soldier
ON the voluntccr-who is ever ready to
meet the call of his country in her hour
ofnced. Is such Of less consequence, OF
his motives worse, than he who makes
arms his profession merely to make liv-
ing there by F.? Answer us, Mr.. Herald
Gin. Eng,
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ding General Scott himself,) could have
performed no negative part upon other
neids and among officers less distin-
gaished, his services would have greatly
distinguished him, and might have salts
nsd the highest aspirations of the most
ambitious soldier. l e .ses
Having personal knowledge of the
facts here stated, feel it duty of honor
to state to them in yindication of the
character of brother officer uniustly re-
flected upon by those knowing personally
nothing of the facts and if know my
self l would not by my silence acquiesce
in any false statement before the public so
deeply wounding to the pride and sensibi-
lities of an American soldier whether whig
or democrat.
L have no wish to throw myself before
the public, nor into the canvass, nor be-
fore the country, nor to make any issue
with any, portion of the press. Neither
do | seek or wish collision with any
gentleman Of the wing party. have
the honor of a personal acquaintance
and of kind relations with both the gen.
tlemen named above as of my own State,
and mention their names that l may be
understood as correcting their statements
based, as suppose upon erroneous in
formation. But, be this as it may, the
fmputstion is unjust--it is false and ca
luminous.
1 am, sir. with great respect. your ODE
dent servant.
GIDEON ]. PILLOW.
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Wool Carding.

TINHE subscriber respectfully informs his Gus.
Steam Mills, in first rate order, and ready q
give entire satisfaction 10 all those who may n.
Yor him with a call. will have my engine Ia
good repair by tho time water fails, and persons
coming from q distance with their grinding will
10 me, as / shall spare no pains 70 accommodate
them at the shortest notice.
TERMS.-Five cents per pound, cash, Oi
country produce 81 cents n charged. The
highest cash price viii be P9id for al kinds Of
grain received for carding.
May 18Th, lsS9.-tE
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NEW GOODS.

49, THE subscriber respectfully ilsfonas
80 t.1| his friends and customers and the pm
~ Bile generally that hc has removed 10
1his NEW STORE ROOM at The old
ssane' whero lac has just opened a NEW and
: rAr stock Of Scusonab1e Goods, whirh
nc - ohering on the most favorable terms The
STOCK consists partly OF the following.
- large stock of priuts from fof2L. cfs..t
black aud iuncy-colured nlpncas. YER, cl,,an H..
rege de LANES. mousliIis. silk poplins, snk ts.ne.
ianey lawns, gnghams, linen lustrr, qnecn's cioth
ana otler ladies uresss-g goods.
hi'k, pearl and fancy-colored silk xloycs and
miits, land children's isle, thread. do
Nofked eolars, shawls, cambria h'dkfs, para.'
sois, bonnets, hannstribbons, with a good sssort-
ment Of hosiery.
a variety of combs. brushes aud fancy good
Black, blue and 'otfcr colors Of cloth and cassi-
meres. t H 5Ila.
Satinelis---all colors. h
Satin and fancy silk yosungk
Thseeds, Ky. jeans, cottoil-drills, linens, and
variety Of summer Goods, for minis wear.
Black and fancy erayais, silk hanJkorchiefs.
Ne, &e., with good stock Of groceries. hArd-
ware queensNare, boots, shoes, hats, caps. &e.f
,schooi-Bools aud Stationary.
~ invites attention 10 his stock, which will
w sS"na ~ cheap AZ least, as any IN The market
Ansa.,. CHARLES LEWIS.
~ Al Anes.oI produce taken In exchange Tor
when tue highest market price viii Be plyeit
s'asAsoeig, 'aiy lths 1852, ae3 ly
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LOOK OUT!
The Railroads Coming.

'INHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal patros
Il mage heretofore bestowed OH him, embrace
this opportunity of informing his friends and
customers that he has returned from his western
trip aud is prepared ut all times to attend to the
repairing of WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, &c, and that no effort shalt be spared upon
his part TO render satisfaction 10 those who may
employ him. As the Railroad is coming and bu.
siness on tho incrc.s', no will endeavor TO
work ut as loo IL not lOEcr prices than any other
Matchmaker West of the Mountains Watches
warranted according to quality engraving neat
Iy executed. JAMES X. JOHNSON.
T. S.-ShOP, , doors west of A. f. Barnes
Drug store, at the sign OF the Gold Watch.
Clarksburg, July 9lst, 1851. n37. 81.
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NOW rs THE TIV1E.

THINE past is gone and cannot be recalled
Il Time future is not here, and to many of us
may never come. But time present is now on
hand, and so Is s. S. DAYTON, who Is lOcaied
ON Main street, Clarksburg, two doors below
Lowndes' store, where all those wishing work
done in his iue Of business, by giving him call,
will be promptly attended 10 In the various bran
ehes Of Silvereinithing.
Clocks; Watches 81 Jewelry
Neatly repaired and warranted for one year. Be-
ng permanently located, he hopes, by courtesy
and strict attention, TO business, to merit share
Of patronage.
S. S. DAYTON.
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Commissioners Sale of
Land i'm barbour County.
William Hart,
VS..
HnnrY Pnnnh.

vs..
Henry Paugh.
.DURSUANT to decree rendered in the above
i cause at the Spring term of tho Circuit Court
Of Barbour county for tho year 1889, /, special
Commissioner appointed for that purpose, shall,
being court day for Barbour county, ut the trout
door Of tho Court house of said county, proceed
to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
the tract of land in the bill and proceedings mem
the tract of land sold by William II art to Henry
fangh) or SO much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the sum of $50 90, with interest thereon
and me FL LIST day OF September, ls4S tn paid,
Gu ton of the suit, and the sale of the land.
TERMS "a, 12, and Is months credit taking
from the purchaser, bonds with approved securi-
security till payment of the debt, interest and
costs aforesaid. RICHARD l.. BROWN,
au. 1S.4t. Special Commissioner.
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Pittsburg Watch and JeweIry store,
w. w. WILSON,
No. Ct, Market st.


rINlIlS house (over 30 years established) has
Il recently been much enlarged and n splendid
Stock of Goods, equal to any in the Eastern cities
of our own Manufacture. rs to prices, We sell
full us low rs any regular Eastern house, and
cheaper than many do in this and other cities.
We do regular bona fidc business warrant all
our goods, and will fill orders with equal atten-
ton and fidelity as If the person were present.
Our Stock consists chiefly of Fine Watches,
Jcwelry, Silver Spoons, Forks &C., Military
TSs and
ware, Communion ware, Gold pens, Spcctaclcs,
Fancy Goods, Regalias, &C.. &C., &c,
sas- WATCH REPAIRING, Done in very supe-
rior manner, at reasonable prices, and work all
warranted. Special attention is devoted to this
branch of business.
Citizens of Clarkshurg and surrounding coun-
try arc requested to take memorandum Of my
address, and when visiting lfttsburg, give me a
call. w. w. WILSON.
July 81, ls52--8m.
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RLACKSMITTIlNG.

TIME undersigned has commenced work At the
IL above bustncss Ia Clarksburg, at tho rear Of
carry on tho work In all It's various branches.
Horses shOd In q manner that viii be aAtlafhc-
tory TO oil who call on him.. having many yeara
experience In that limo, on tho National road, In
shooting hOrsos for the various stage linos.
Any work for farmers, such rs Ploughs, Hoes,
ironing Wagons, BnRgiOs; and oil kinda OF tonla,
Inado and repaired in tho best manner, aud ~ tho
lowest prices.
l45- Country Produce taken in payment for
work.
n. B.-.Two Two.horse Wagons, ono almost
now, the OthCT considerably worn, for sale.
DANIEL GLoOFELTY.
Ciarkshurg, June 30, 1883. "
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CHOLERA AT CHAMBERsBURa, PA.-The
Hagerstown News says that private let
Lers to gentlemen in that place, by Tues
day evenings mail from Chambersburg,
report an alarming appearance of epidem-
ic cholera there. Quite number of ca
ses, it is said, have developed. Up to
the departure Of the mail at Tuesday noon,
there had been four or seven deaths, and
several more victims reported very low.
Great excitement prevails, and many eli
tizens are said to be leeYing the town
from fear Of the epidemic. The News al
SO states that diseases Of the bowels are
very prevalent in Hagerstown.
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Public sale of Valuable
Land i'm DOddridge County

PURSUANT TO decree the circuit Court Of
Il Doddridge county pronounced at its spring
term 1852, in the case Of Aaron Criss against
Barnes Allen e. others-I will as the Commits
sioner herein named, on the fourth Monday in
August 1852, at the Court House of said county,
proceed to sell to tho highest bidder the 253 acres
Of land in the bill and proceedings Of said cause
mentioned. Said land lies on the waters of Nc
Elroy crock and Is the sumo tract of land sold by
Jonathan +. Randolph to Charles BOnncll and
by said Bonnell to said Allen
TERMs-A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with personal security for the
purchase money.
UR1EL NJ. TURNER, Com'r.
July 90, 1924.
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Weston and Fnirmont TurnpiI,e On.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
l. this company will take place in Clsrksburg,
ON tho Tuesday after the third Monday in Sep
earnestly requested to attend in person or by
proxy, as business of Importance Is TO be trans
acted. THOS L. MOORE 500,
July 27 1896.
The True Virginian at Fairmont, will please
copy the above until the meeting
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! McHmtOsh,s
;, EDWARD HOUSE. -

Garner or ~ EATFiELD HOTEE.l
'lilo netel has lately been enIarged AMI IN
proved IN every department, rendering Il a..
city, and the proprietor ever anxioSs AM - ~ ~
aeconimodate, pledges himself q spare ~ 49,, ~
70 render every one comfortable that may Eras
him with call. To the patrons OF tho old nonss.
he returns his sincere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for sl,s
very liberal patronage, soliciting SOntinuAuea oi
their iavOrs and the travelling public generally.
JOHN MCINTOSH, propri elOr.
Baltimore July lat lS5a.-lv
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August 2d, ls52-lly.
III. G. CREEL. a. GO.

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
:" Harrison, and the counties adjacent, that
they have just opened their new store at VAU-
OLUSE, where they purpose keeping on hand a
general and extensive assortment of Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes cotton yarn, Hard
ware, Hollow Ware, Queensware, Iron, Nails,
Salt, Liquors &c., all Of which they will sell at
the lowest cash prices, or exchange for country
produce. They will furnish country merchants
and wagoners the articles above enumerated at
small advance on eastern prices. iy3s, 6m.
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WoOI-Carding at PaIafine

TINE subscriber takes this method Of inform.
IL ing all those who may have wool 70 card,
that he has purchased ENTIRELY NEW Ma
CHIMES, which will DO propelled By steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regard 70 high 0r
low wuter, daring the carding season.
The public may rely upon this a. being cor,
cardlng done promptly and Welt So bring on
your wool.
TERMS cents per pound, Gosh, o. cents
for trade OF on credit. NC. COOPER.
Palniine, May 70, 1852.
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Tobacco, Cigars and snual

FItHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il tho citizens of Clarksbnrg, and tho pnblicre-
neraiiy that he has opened Tobacco, Cigar ana
Snun store ia ClArkshuTg, few doors wat Of.
the Court House SQUARE, on tho north side OF
Main street, where he ihsedds Keeping conefal
assortment of Tobacco, Cigars and Snnif which
ne Il determined TO sell low for cash, at retail or
by the box.
Persons In want Of coon ARTICLE win ploasa
give mo call and examine for themselves, which
feel confident will not fail 70 please all who may
do so.
JOSEPH L. DuDRow.
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yTIRGINIA DoDDniDeE couSrr TO VIII
AT rules held in the office of the Circuit Court
gust, 1852. ~ - I'D = -
stephen 5. Davis, elsa = Complainant,
henderson d. Iowthcr. Defendant.
IT, ~. Is CHANcERr. ase
~ OF this suit Is to obtain deed from
Plaintiff for y hacssnesrsop b. Lewter, e tie
in said ea,t - ~, q one hundred acres fland
fork OF Middle Island creek Il ~ -,
affidavit filed in this cause that tle ~
this commonwealth, It Is ordered fhat So -
Defendant appear here within one month . ss,r
due publication Of this order and do what Is ne
eessary to protect his interest in this suit
A copy. Teste, i. III. HICKMAN, ClsiS.
G. & G. s. LEWIS, for Compl't. aull 4t.
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Q. CREHL.
HI. G. CREEL. . g. 8; Co co.

GROCERS, Dry Goods and Commission Mer.
~ chants, Vaucluse Peasants county. Va
All commission business entrusted TO US, ann al
orders will receive prompt attention. jySS 6m
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in tho Cloik's Of
' fec Of the Circuit Court of Harrison county
on tho first Monday in August, 1852.
Frances A. ShOrrGrd Plaintiff.
Samuel S. Sherrard Defendant.
~ CHAHCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
II divorce from tho bond Of Matrimony, or n d.
vorcc from bed and board, and the infant child
in the Bill mentioned be dccrccd to remain with
the plaintiff
And it appearing by satisfactory proof that tho
dofendantis not resident of this State, 1t IL
dered that he do appear hcrc within ono north
after due publication of this order and do what Il
necessary TO protect his interest in this suit
aus4 At. @. q. DAWSON, clk
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TTRGINIA III .nnrsor CorsFF CoUnIl

VIRGINIA' AaHrso 49, Tsss ~. "a 90
Ordered, that al suitors and hrgants D1 No.
tied that fhis court vii regularly take ~ and
Court. end fhat parties having business before
~ uiii he expected - prepare thoir cases for tr-
al * 10 eonfnuances Fiif be granted erce IT an
der sfri-t apriicasiou Of the rule u law q that
p. cHAFfSs cl'x,
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BARTLETT,S HOTEL.

HNHE undersigned having rebuilt aud enlarged
Il considerable portion of his Hotel, which
was destroyed by Dire last fall, Is now prepared to
In manner which viii give satisfaction 10 MS
customers In short time tho whole building
Will be completed, when he will be enabled 10
entertain his guests in style unsurpassed in
Western Virginia.
HIS HousE Is a large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located In the centre Of
the towni contiguous to the COurt-hOusc and the
principal business parts of the place, and Is prO-
vided with all the GCnvenienccs for keeping iirst
class hotel. y
His TABLE viii DO supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
HIS BAR stocked with the choicest LiOuOns.
Every attention will DO paid to render the visits
Of those who may favor him with a call comfort
able and pleasant.
j. p. DARTLETT.
CLARKsnrRG, March gath, ls5s.-ly.
n. B;-Tho stable is attended by careful and
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Cabinet Ware-ROOIls!

TIME subscribers thankful for past fayofs, and
IL feeling disposed % further merillis ooniinu:
anec, would respectfully announce 70 uielr old
customers and the public genelaly, that they
are still manufacturing FURNlTphb Of every
descf iptlon, and o. te very latest styles md finish
They are IN receipt Of Oh de late fashionabls
changes, and their work VIII b shaped nceofs
dinghy. ai rHgI
They would especially cali attention 70 fheif
Presont siaak % Cabinet Ware, az their shop on
Fafnplke street, Clarksburg, consisting IN part %
Mahogany Dressing BnFesns, Sofas, Cabinet
LIE. b. HuRaEY.
ciarksburg, Nov. t2th, 1s5l-1y
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Rar-Keneer Wanfed.

GuUD nar-ketker Who understand kceping
"a books, j. offered q permanent and adTnnta-
geous situation in highly respectable Hotel. He
must be well qualiisd. and 81 unimpe schable in
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE !!

FHE subscriber offers for sale, 4
AZA HOUSE and LOT in the town Of
Ensl a ClarEsbnfe. Il is atnsted ON Main
ltsss "a street, opposite John Stealeyis, and
2szz5ak the lot extends back 70 Pike street,
Containing HALF AN ACRE o. GRoUND. The
House Is two story Frame building. There Is
a good YEIL OF WATER, number Of FRUIT
TREES, and all the necessity out houses, on the
premises
For further particulars, terms, de-, inquire q
the snbscribsr. two miles and half east Of
Clarksburc, on the Northwestern Turnpike, OF,
q 0'0. i0~s''l GEoReE HUeILL.
August nth, lsSas-tfs
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NOT COMET
But Moved TO Pike Street.

Ia the room
\ &: :::;: 6; {: !;
70 tho Northwestern Hotel, who're The subscriber,
thankful for past favOrs, would inform his fionds
aud the public generally, that 10 still continues
70 manufacture RIFLES, slI0T-GuNs, PTS.
tolls, DO. Also, Repairing Ia all is various
branches, done with neAtnoss and despatch, al of
which can DO had for Cash OF Country produce at
very low prices. j, b. WRIGHT.
April 18th, 1853.
n. B.-My friends who know themselves indot5t.
cd 70 me, either by note or otherwise, win confsr
q favor by calling and paying The same, ~ mon.
~ Il much needed, and Obiigo, j. y. w,
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Albert g. Roger, Richard seweli and Joseph
Baughcr. COmpl'ts.
Us
Cummins f. Jackson's heirs &c. Def'ts.
This cause having been by an Order Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, made on the Let
day Of Nov. 1851, referred 10 tho undersigned
Commissioner in chancery for said court, +" 10
audt, stute and sottlo the administration account
Of said Cummins T.. Jackson decd. with John
w bite the Administrator thereof, and 10 nscer-
tain and report what real estate owned by
the said Cummins +. Jackson nt the time Of his
death, and where the Il situated, designating
the quantity of each tract or lot and by notice
published In some public newspaper, printed IN
Weston and ClarksbuTg, for one month, TO con-
| vehe all tho creditors Of said Cummns r. Jack.
| son dcccuscd before him aud TO take proof Of
whatever debts may be due 10 each creditor from
the said Cummins +. Jackson, warning said ere.
ditors 10 appear and prove their debts on pain Of
being denied tho benefit of any decree 10 be pro.
| nOunced in this cause or charging such debts up
on the estate Of said Cummlns T.. Jhckson."-
Giving liberty to the heirs and administrator Of
| said Cumnins T.. Jackson 10 contest tho justice
| of any debt that may DO presented and claimed
as due from the said estate. The said parties will
take
NOTICE.
That on the 9Th day Of Sept. next at the law
office Of J. NJ. Bcnaett, ia Weston, shall pro.
coed to discharge the duties njOined by the said
order. The creditors Of the said Cummlns L.
Jackson will take warming accordingly.
JAS. BENNETT, Com'f Ia Chy.
July 81, lS52-25 It.
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New FAN a Winter Goods

:5aplsl Gl6l OBJ sl -. { w t }Sss
Philadelphia, baltimore and Pittshurg, my Fail
and Winter Goods, of all kinds, TO witt
ClOthes CassiinSFos and Satinets, Of ali eoiea
and styles.
Fine silks Of all SolOTs aud style. Also, late
style Of WOoll0n Goods for Ladies DFcaaea.
Calicoes from 10 10 ots., OF superior style.
Alpacas, Musllns, OashmerOs, &c.
liars aud Cars Of the latest style,
BoSHETs SIX, Braid aud Pearl,
GEocEnIEs; Superior Y. III. Tea, Black do, Sal
pOriOr Coffee at lak eta. ~
Doors 81 SHOEs (; o superior stock OfAl kinda fog
Ladies', Gentlemen and Boys.
QuRESs-wARRS q good assortment.
CVTToN YARN all Nos, Batting, Sc,
=, lGoN q NAILS; also, a good lot Of ITOR and
HARD-wARE 81 good assortment,
Also ine assortment OF HAnnLERr,
All Of which viii sell Cheap Cor Cash OF cepR.
try produce
r. FowKRs,
Nov. i9th, 1851,
Taxi NoTtcE-rhoss who have standing 90.
counts and notes unsettled viii please cali with.
out delay and settle them, or by tho lat Of Jan.
ulry next, without regard 70 POFHonsi and those
who full TO settle by that time their acgounta
will be transferred 70 moot my debts,
Nov. l3th, 1851.
n. H. An kinds Of grain will bs rOcoiyod on
cbts OF for goods. R.f.