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SOUTH LOWELL
NJ ALE ACAD DE NJ -.

1,HE exercises Of this Institution will close on
Wednesday The 18th Of December. The
public are respectfully invited TO attend.
The next Session will commence on wedncs-
day the 4ill Of January, and continue five months,
under the supervision Of present Principal. Mr..
John Williams, graduate Of Randolph Macon
College, who has proved himself TO lie. in every
sense Of the word. qualified 10 conduct the Insli-
tuition to the entiIe satisfaction Of all concerned.
The public may rest assured that the morals Of
the Students will lie strictly guarded. aud every
exerlion made on the part Of its managers 10 make
South Lowell one Of the safest and best Schools
Of the same grade in North Carolina.
Tuition paid.in advance.
BOARD per month, e so
Tuition, primary, 10 90
Higher, English, l2 SO
Languages, Is 90
ID c. PARRISH, Sec.
November %. Cav
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arr pfrparrl % seII low lof Ca4h o. snsi1 monlhs
time % punriusl deaI~r.. Physirizns and oshers
are resp~etiuii, insiisd 10 ecu nnd examine our
s. ID. sCHOOLFIELD & Co.
October Is. ST.
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NnTIcE

/ "A III, the notes ami accounts belonging to
a the firms of Z. NJ. Holt & Go. and VIM.
A. cssrigan, & Co., and Stephen Moore, are
lplased.in the hsn,ls If George Laws for colIcc.
tion..' All persons interested are requested to
make immediate payment TO him.
STEPHEN MOORE.
December L. az
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RELlGlors NOTICE.

0Nthe fra Sabbath il Isnuary. The Funeral
y q Robert Shields. will be preached al Plea
,snt Green. hy The Rev. Samuel Peace.
Decensl~r Is. 65--
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LA ID ESs
you want 10 see pretty thing-. please call 1t
the Drug Store. where you viii iild 4 crest
variety Il Toilet and Fanny articles, consisting In
parl 81 the following:
Whiting Desks. Bsndoiinr fifsiare.
Work Boxes, or cabas. silvrr Gard cs,es,
Fancy Baskets, Pearl do.
Superb Cologne Bottles. Paper Maehe do.
BOHEMIAN Glass. She'll do.
Cologne. Gcrnan Farms China Pun Boxes,
Lubin's Extract. Glass DO.
Piser's do. Paper 10.
wnshi's do. "a new Combs in ,sricty,
srsirle) Lilly White.
Pomatums, in great va Mean Fun.
ieiy. Gold Medal (some,hins
Ponadc Divine, new.l
Rose Hair Oil, pap~rMacheFors-r oliox.
Hair Brushes. Leather do.
Tooth Brushes, Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes,
Besides great variety Of o,he, articles.
i October &c. S.
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Executors Sale.

STHE Subscribers will sell, on the 9th day Of
December next at the late residence Of Jo-
seph Woods, decd, ia the county of Orange. ia
The highest bidder, on credit Of nine months,
nine likely NEGROES, to wit, three Men. two
Women, three Gids, and one small Boy; the
purchaser giving bond with approved secmi;y.
JAMES WOODS, ! r..
JOSEPH WOODS,
November %. o.
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SEED COTTON.
n OFFICE

n V Z e. ~
T>HE undersigned, by virtue Of an order Of
Orange County Court, made q, November
term, 1882. in the case Of William NJ. Gaiiis
and others, will offer for sale, al Chapel Hill on
Monday 81 day Of January next, Eleven
likely NEGROES, belonging TO the estate Of The
late Nathaniel King. deceased, and also some
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Of sale, nine months credit, and bond
and security required.
THOS. HOGAN. Ccm'r,
November %. 63-4wP
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Drugs |! Drugs /!

THE sss~rrih<ss are now
rrceisiux thsis Fall Sloek 70
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS. Oils. DYE
sTEfFS and SPICES. em-
Tracing Z isfg~r ssort- than
has essf before l~rn ofEsred in
this market. end WHICH fbss
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NEW GOODS.

,. ,. I2TI1LEI q stN,
4 RE- na- r<<isins ,h<s TulI suvpsy oG
Good>s <o'~'<s1ss vftsxzs ssiisss a sss
rides a<asiis h#coxhit u shss ~s~skrt. Ftsy ipsiis
ihFif ff'su's sd co-s. s.sfs =. sss~ ils - call
ADD eismsn< Sc Themselves. 7 b., arr sI<lissin-
cd - ~ hos 1ss esshs ~ Oh ,hosi islslfsrrs 10
punstusl d~@eu4
Ortnl<r 6. s3-sns
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Cedar Grove Academy.

"
THE spring session ofIhis School, situatcdeight
Il miles north OF Hisborough, will commence
on the 9th Of January next, and continue twenty
one weeks.
TEmNs.--I'uiiion in Latin, Greek, and the
higher branches Of Mathematics, $500
English, 1000
Board, including washing, &c. can he had.
convenient TO the Academy. in the families Of
Messrs, David Taylor, solomon Thompson, c..
e. Tinnn aud Thomas H. Hughes, for $3.50
per session. w. w. Allison, Immediately at the
Academy, will take boardrrs at $500 per ses-
sion.
sAML. w. HUGHES, Principal
November 30th, 1852. Ga
The Raleigh Register and STANDARD, the .hilton
Chronicle, and Weekly Post, viii please publish
three weeks and forward account to
5. w. HUGHES.
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JUST Received at the Drug Store Supply of
" New MUSIC, also quantity Of Pain Kill
Ter and Railways Ready Relief.
> November "a. 62-
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engrossed bin from the House 10 incorporate the
Atlantic and North Carolina Rail Road Compa-
ny. eAn anendmens offered by Mr.; Hste. 70
appropsia,s sa.oooooo f'r an extension q the
N.csR,al int. Tsnurs.ee VAS the su'5eci Of
discussion toby Mr.. Caldwell. Of Meeklen-
bufS. advocated the s'n~mlmrni and Me~rs. KrI-
" and l.llington apposedit. NJ. Caldwell adj
socssed i on The ground that il sss but just to
the West; and he more lhan insim sted. that
if not connected with the proposition TO extend
the Road to the Eat the West would not be
provided Cor. Mr. Ellington. whose speech was
both strong AMI slslaeat, opposed the smeni- ,
ment on the ground that. 10 adopt i would he
10 impuis had faith TO The Es<i. a. the ment<r
fom thai section bad expressed willingness TO
vote for an appropriation 70 the West asa srPa-
rate proposition. Mr. Lillinston's reply TO the
argument that trade cannot he forced in par
ticular channel. was particularly good A motion
for the indefinite posponemeni Of the bill was
lost this afternoon The vote having stood ? for
aud 81 against.
The House passed through lis third reading
to-day. AMI ordered 1, be enrolled. the resolution
auihsrising the Treasurer to pay 100 600 on the
States subscription to The North Carolina Rail
Road. This win be gs,at relicfto the contract
ou on The line.
The resolution TO adjourn sine die on the 18th
INSTANT was rescnied io-lay. and another adopt
ed to adjourn on the 22d-one week later. This
too, fear, viii have 10 be rcscinded, as none Of
the necessary hill. have yet passed their second
reading.
Daniel w. Courts. esq. was re-elrcted Tres
suier to-day. Mr.. X. G. A. Love, Of Haywood
county, was run in opposition. The vote stood
Courts 81, Love Sc, scattering Z.
Calvin II. Wilry, esq. was also elected Gene
ral Superintendent of Common Schools. There
were two others in nomination; Nj. Williams,
Of New Hanover, and Me- Moering, Of Martin
county. The vote stood--Wiley 10, Mooing l3
Williams 81, scattering I. regard this a. the
best selection that could have been made. Mr.
Wiley has his heart engaged in this work, and
his reputation Is concerned in the success Of The
plan. The,e Is. believe, no question Of his abb
lily TO comprehend the duties Of his Office.
4 A great amount Of business was done in the
House to-day effective work, think, than
on any two previous days. The only matter ad.
Jitional, that will mention, is vote upon the
amendment offered by Mr.. Avery to the bill to
Incorporate The North Carolina and Tennessee
Rail road. The amendment provided for an sp-
preparation of $4,000 per mile for the supersiruc-
ture, and was rejected years 40, nays SIS. A
motion, however, was afterwards made to RECON-
slider, which was laid upon the table; SO the
amendment is yet psnding. Gen. Saunders gave
notice that he had an amendment to offer. E.
e
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A fresh supply Of
M0Hntt's Life pills and Ph0nix
Blticrs,
Received and Cor sale at the Post Office.
November IL. 6l--
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We see It stated in some Of our exchanges,
that the Hon. Williim A. Graham, Of this place
has consented to deliver lecture before the New
York Historical Society.
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We invite the attention of our citizens to the ad-
vertisemcnt of Mr.. Tanner. We hs,e seen some
specimens Of his work which indicate. great skill
in the production Of likenesses.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28

THIS preparation is now being offered to the
i Public as a guaranteed Cure for the HEAVES
in Horses, and as the only known medicine in the
world having been used in the private Veterinary
practice of the proprietor for the last 81 years
and he has never known it to fail in single in
stance of producing lasting cure, and leaving the
horse in good spirits for work. The utter incom-
potency of the horse for labor, when troubled with
this common disease, should induce every one
having such to apply Immediately for this remedy,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER P.ACK.AGE.
Which will be sent sswith full direction,'' to any
part of the United States. All letters or commu-
nications to be addressed, 'post paid to
|. P. HOYT,
Rear of No. 10 South FIFTH Street,
Philadelphia.
'J5Wholesale Agent for the United States. ~:
N. B.-Agents wanted throughout the country
to whom liberal discount will be given; and their
names placed in the advertisements. Address as
above.
Nov 5, 1S51-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
OBITUARY..

elbow peaceful and how powerful is the grave. I"
This poetical truth has been beautifully and sub
timely illustrated in our midst by the recent death
of Major GEORGE w. MATTHEW'S In the
death Of the pure in heart there is both beauty and
sublimty. He died on the LIST of January, 1852, in
the 54th year of his age, after short illness. The
intellectual character of the deceased was marked
in peculiar manner by practical sense, sound
judgment and prudence. All his purposes IN life
were those of usefulness, and that nothing should
be done but to be productive of benefcent fruits.
AS friend. no man more firm and sincere :;
and in this trait Of bis character it may be most
truly said of him, that he was man in whom there
was no guile indeed. As member of society, hon.
esty was his rule of conduct and such was his
firmness sincerity and independence in his treat
ment of all-frend and foe-that he seemed ever
to say
fThs above ALTO thine own self be true
And 1T must follow, the night the day,
Thou canst not be false to any man.
But in his domestic relations it was his character
shown most beautifully. As husband and father
he ruled all with knowledge and the simplicity of
true affection. The chasteness and simplicity of
his spirit instnctvely furnished example in his
conduct that benefcially controlled, by the force
of persuasive instruction, all within the domestic
circle; and where his character is best known his
memory will longest live and how truly sublime
is the thought that when we lie down in the sleep
of death it is in the quickening hope Of glorious
and triumphant resurrection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
FOR SALE.

i|HNHE subscriber intending to convert his Water
Il Mill into a Flour Mill exclusively, and finding
his Horse Mill inadequate to the demand OF his Gus
toners, will substitute in its place Steam MIL
The MACHINERY, therefore, of the HORSE
MILL is for sale.
A Master Shaft and Tramp Wheel small Shaft
and Counter Wheel, the Husk Frame, Pnons,
Cocs, Spindle and Burs, constitute the entire and
perfecI machinery. The Pinions and Cogs are cast
iron aud good for seventy-five years-indeed, the
entire machinery is of the very best MATERIAL 1alth
fully put together by Mr. Beale, and warrants itself
good for a long lifetime.
This Machinery with cheap house of protection
over it n dry neighborhood, would be invaluable
to any gentlemen as a Grist Mill Moreover, h-
teen feet of band running from the snail shalt, and
attached to a Wheat Threshcr, would be saving over
one hundred dollars since Thresher can be bought
for fifty dolars-but the Machine entire tor not less
than one hundred and seventy. Saw Mill can
also be attached for very uncomfortable amount.
Now with three horses and change, upon the
Tramp Wheel above notced,-all horses are obliged
to walk-none need gear-forty-five bushels OF good
meal can be ground, and from two to three hundred
bushels Of wheat threshed per day during the sum-
The loft of the house of protection would
furnish an excellent granary. AS for labor to the
horses, will guarantee-for speak with year s
experience-it is less irksome than ordinary falow-
ing.
Facts speak louder than words, and to any gentle
man who may feel an interest in this notice, Will
be pleased to demonstrate the truths contained in It,
| This Mil can all be taken away at once, to any
part of the the county, with five or six carts-easi-
ly put together again, by any good Carpenter-and
| will sell for reasonable price.
| Col. Jenifer and John W. Jenkins Esq, T. A.
Smith, Register Of Wills, VIM. Boswell, Josias
Hawkins Esqs., and others at distance in the
county, have seen this mill in operation.
ALFRED w. GARDINER.
Jan. IS 1859 CIV
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
1t was entered that Thomas |. Marshall is absent

from indspositlon.
Mr.. Parran obtained leave to report bill to
regulate the appointment of tobacco inspectors in
this State, and to repeal the act of 1886, ch 100.
Referred to Messrs. Parran, Weathers and Brooke
Mr. Hughes, from the Committee Elections,
reported that the gentlemen who have qualified as
members of the House of Delegates, are legally
elected members thereof for the constitutional
of two years from the date of the day Of their
election, which report was adopted.
The hour having arrived for the election of State
Librarian, the members proceeded to ballot, with
the following result For Henry E. Bateman,
Esq, so votes; Richard Swami, Esq, 81 votes :;
blank l. The Speaker then declared Henry E.
Bateman duly elected State Librarian, for the
constitutional term of two years.
The House adjourned.
January %.
SENATE.-Mr. Grason, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Finance, reported, with amendments, the
bill prescribing the oaths and bonds of the Comp
troller and Treasurer. Mr.. Grason moved to fix
the bond of the Comptroller at $50 900. Mr. Gal
Their moved 500 900, which was rejected
On motion of Nj. Sellman, said bill was post
poned until tomorrow.
The bill from the House to pay the per diem of
members and officers of the Legislature, as "a
mended yesterday, was passed
bill was reported by Mr.. Sellman to provide
for repairing and refunishng the office of the Com
missioner OF the Land Office.
On motion of Mr.. Sothoron, the Senate took up
the order appointing Richard H. Hall director in
the Bank of Baltimore.
MIR. Williams moved its postponement, which
was lost.
The order was then adopted, yeas 10, nays 9.
The Democratic Senator from Calvert voting In
the affirmative, two Senators being absent
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-Mr. Brooke presented
petition of citizens of Prince Georges county,
for the extension of the jurisdiction of single ma
gisrates to of 500, and for the modification
of the attachment laws of the State.
The bill paying the members and officers OF the
House was returned from the Senate with an "a
mendment providing for the payment of "other
necessary expenses" which was referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
1t was entered upon the journal that Mr.. Ste
phenson is absent from domestic afiictiOn-the
death of brother-in-law.
On motion of Mr.. Ligget, it was ordered that
the Committee on the Judiciary, to whom was re-
ferred the memorial of Charles A. Webster, ask
ing compensation for a compilation of the laws,
be requested to examine said compilation, and to
report to this House at as early day as practical
BILE.
Mr. Roberts asked permission that the Commit
tee on Ways and Means be discharged from the
consideration Of the report of the Judges of the
Orphans Court of Prince Georges county, in re-
gard to moneys paid by them into the school fund,
and that it be referred to the Committee on Edu-
cation, which was granted.
The order of the day being the report of the
Committee on Rules, was taken up, discussed. and
amended and passed. The House then adjourned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
THE GERMAN
WASHING FLUID,

rs considered by thousands who have tested it,
l. as being the greatest SCIENTIFIC WONDER
THE WORLD! Entirely doing away with that la
borious and injurious practice Off rubbing the Clothes
upon the Washhoard, and great saving of time,
labor and expense.
N. BIO prevent fraud and imposition, (for
many are trying to palm off articles put up like
mine,) the Proprietor, l. P. HO4T, will put his
WRITTEN SIGNATURE over the CORK Of
every BOTTLE. And he only asks an enlightened
public not to confound THE GERMAN WASH
ING FLUID with others that are in the market.
1t is put up in large pint bottles, and sold at the
nominal price of l23 cents.
GfPrinters will find it greatly to their advantage
to purchase this Fluid by the gallon, to cleanse
their Types and Rollers, being very superior ar
ticle for that purpose. Manufactured only l'y
l. P. HOYT, -
At his Laboratory and Principal Depot,
No. 10 South FIFTH Street, Phadephis.
Sold at Retail by Grocers and Druggists general
Iy. liberal discount made and extensive adper-
Using for the benefit of agents. Remember the
GERMAN WASHING FLUID.
All letters to be post paid.
Nov. 5, lS5l-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. "a, 1852.
GRAlN.-W heat.-Owing to the suspension of
navigation there is no grain Of any kind arriving
except what comes by wagons and railroad. Pri-
ces are therefore irregular and unsettled. There
is slight advance, however, under the recent TO-
reign advices. We now quote good to prime red
Wheat at 80 90 cts; white do. sc to 90, and
such as is suitable for family -four at 100 l04
cents per bushel.
Corn.-Very little in market. We note sales Of
white and yellow at So 60 cts.
Oats-A steady demand Sales "a SO cents
bushel.
ToBAcco.-The Tobacco market is very quiet
no sales of moment. Prices remain the same as
last week viz:
Maryland frosted S3a3 so sound to ordinary
S4a5. 80; middling S5a5. good Scat ground
leaf S4a7.50
No inspections this week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
CHEAP GOODS FOR CASH.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

4 ND fail not to remember that ECONOMY is the
N road to wealth. Now bear in mind what
the undersigned is about to tell you He has just
received, per Capt. Franks, his FALL and WIN
TER STOCK OF GOODS, and shall continue to
receive from time to time such articles in his line
as may, in his humble judgment, please and meet
the wants of his customers. To the cash paying
part of this community he would say he is prepared
to sell any article that he has cheap, if not ciica~
per than the same article in all respects be pun
chased in this village or county. His stock cou
paises the following named articles, together with
many others not mentioned. On account OF the
superabnndance of fine cloths now in this village,
living upon the shelf in state OF decay and subject
to depreciation, he has not thought it Judlclons now
to purchase that article But will sell very low Ter
cash
Tweed, an excellent article; also negro Kersey,
plaid Linsey, negro Blankets, very fine; Comforts.
Hats-cloth. glazed and hair seal.
Shoes and Boots-men's brogans mems kip DO.
childrens leather and mos boots, women's lace
boots, ladies' fine kid, Jenny Lind busklns,
| Burlapse, cotton osnabergs, bed ticking, apron
check, bleached shifting, brown do, brown drlIl,
BILE, ched do; black, pink and blue cambria; check
nts, fancy do; black and white prints; plaid ging-
ham, striped lustre, plaid do silk shawls, ladies
coIord kid gloves, lined berlin do, cotton gloves.
assorted, white cotton do, black cotton do, WOODEN
10 brown cotton half hose, wooden do, brown cot
ton hose ba, k Gotten do, white co, chdren's WOOL
on do sewing thread, chdrens worsted caps, sus-
nenJers. waddine. spool and ball cotton, yarn,
Combs-polka com lbs side do, shell do long do.
dressing do, redding do. siamese pocket 30:
Shoe brushes; hair do; r'uttons; saddlers tacks;
razor strops, razors, shaving bushes, wiring INK
G. D. caps, Mason's backing, soap wash balls
fancy soap, windsor soap, military SOAP needles
and pins, cologne water, pocket books and purses
steel pens and handles, hooks and eyes, travelling
bags
Chewing tobacco and cigars, fruit and contec~
tionery fire crackers, nutmegs Cloves soda, cream
of tartar.
Tinware, every variety of article in the way OF
| tin; woodward, iron and wood bound; stoneware,
china and queensware, general assortment; cas-,
tors, glass tumblers salt stands, white and blue;
window glass and putty. .....
Castor oil, sweet d. peppermint, epson salts,
red oachre and Spanish brown, vermiiuge, rosln,
linement, calomeI, tarter emetlc. shoemakers Plas
ter, magnesia copal and japan varnish, essence Of
cinnamon and lemon, and variety of articles ia
this line not mentioned.
Groceries-soap, candles, rice, ginger, indigo
blue mustard, alum, salt petre, starch, crackers,
chocolate, matches, powder and shot, brown sugar.
loaf and crushed do, flour, cheese, butter moasses,
vinegar, imperial and young hyson teas.
| Do not forget that the above named articles ore
for sale by the subscriber-very low for cash.
| c. w. BARNES.
| Port Tobacco, Dec. II, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IINHE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
l. Charles County Court, to value and lay off the
Widows Dover in the real estate of John J. Estep,
late of Chales county, according to the provisions OF
acts of Assembly in such made and provided
do hereby give notice to all whom it may concern,
that we shall meet on the premises on TUESDAY
the I'd of MARCH next, at l O'Clock in the morn
ing, to proceed in the business for which are ap-
pointed. SAMUEL G.. MORAN,
PETER WOOD,
THEODORE MUDD,
IGNATIUS w. GARDINER,
WILLIAM E. BURTLES.
Jan. 81, 1882
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !-Important to
Duspeptcs.-Dr. J. S. HoUGHToN's PEPsN, The
True Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice prepared from
Rennet or the fourth stomach of the OK, after d.
rections of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. S. Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipa-
ton and Debility, curing after Natures own method
by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pam
phlets, containing scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by agents gratis See notice among the
medical advertisements,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-28
(MAcH1NE MApE.l of superior

N ETTING, (MAenNr MA DE of superior gSas%
the netting fisherman's knot,) and regularity OF
the meshes, will be kept constantly on hand, ready
to be furnished to order and will be sold lower than
it can be Melted by hand. The subscriber will give
the strctest attention that the work will be done in
the best manner. Also, TWINE, CORkS,
LEADS, SIC. Apply TO
JOHN McMULLEN,
II South ST., Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
Or to VIM. E. HOOPER, II l-2 same Wharf.
Jan. 81 1851 3m