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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-27
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO. MAY 81. 1852.

provided for in the fifth section of this
act.
Sec. IL. The jury shall render their
verdict TO the probate judge, who shall
enter the same on his minutes; and un-
less for good reason shown, the court
shall grant a new trial, the judge shall
enter of record a confirmation of the
verdict so rendered, and upon the pay
ment of the amount for which the ver-
dict is rendered, and such costs as may
be pssessed, the court shall render a
judgment. to the effect, that the said cor
poration shall hold the property in the
proceedings mentioned for the purposes
for which the same was appropriated,
and enter the same upon record, and
thereupon such corporation shall hold
the same accordingly, and be entitled to
execution to put them in possession
thereof; Provided, that if upon certiora-
ri, or a new trial, there shall be asecond
assessment, which shall exceed in
amount that first made, the corporation
shall pay the excess to the owner oil
such property, and the probate judge re-
ceiving the amount so first decided TO
be due, shall retain the same in case a
writ = certiorari shall issue, or a new
trial Be granted; and if the verdict ofthe
second jury shall be less than that OF the
first, he shall repay TO such corporation
the difference upon the final disposition
of the cause; and provided, further, that
in case a new trial shall be granted, at
the instance of the owner or owners oi
the property, and the verdict Of the Sec
ond Jury shall be the same rs or less in
amount than that first rendered, such
owner shall pay the whole costs of tine
second proceeding; and if it shall be
more than that first rendered. the costs
of such second proceedings shall be paid
by the corporation.
Sec. I2. The probate court shall have
power TO enforce the judgment rendered
| finally in such cause, by execution oI
otherwise.
! JAMES C. JOHNSON,
| Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
| W. MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
Auril 30, 1859.
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Whole Number 958.

vacancy, until the next annual elec-
ton; but if the court shall, upon
hearing, be Of opinion that said
prosecuting attorney is not guilty,
then the court shall enter up judg.
ment for costs against the person or
persons making such complaint, to
be recovered as upon judgment at
law.
Sec. 8. That no person shall be
eligible as a candidate for. or be elec-
ted to, the office OF prosecuting attor-
ney, who is not an attorney and
counsellor at law, duly licensed to
practice in this state; and no prose-
cutting attorney, elected in pursuance
Of this act, shall be member Of the
general assembly Of this state; and
no county treasurer, county auditor,
county recorder, county surveyor,
or sheriff, shall be eligible as candi-
date for, or elected to, said Office Of
prosecuting attorney.
Sec. 10. That the act entitled "an
act to provide for the election of
prosecuting attorneys" passed JAM
uary 29th. 1888, and the act entitled
can act to amend the act entitled an
act to provide for the election Of
prosecuting attorneys. &C." passed
February Doth, 1889, iand the act
entitled "an act to provide for The
security of bonds given by county
officers" passed March 2lst, 1910,
be, and the same are hereby repealed;
Provided, that all prosecuting aitor-
neys, in office at the time Of the
passage of this act, shall continue in
office for the same term for which
they were elected, and until their
successors shall be elected and quail
fed.
/ JAMES C. JOHNSON,
! Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
| President Of the Senate,
April 30, 1852.
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AN ACT


torneys, and praseibing their duties.
SEC. :. Be 1t elaciei By the General .4sseHl-
Blu of he State Of Ohio, That there shall here
after be elected in each county OF
this State, by the qualified electors
OF the county, on the second Tues
day of October, in the Year eighteen
hundred and fifty three, and biennial
ly thereafter, in the same manner as
other state and county officers are
elected, one Prosecuting Attorney,
whose term Of office shall commence
on the first Monday in January next
after his election, and he shall hold
bis office Tor the term OF two years
and udtil his successor shall be
elected and qualified; Provided, that
in such counties of this state, where
in the term Of office Of any Prosecu-
ting Attorney shall expire in the
wear 1852, a Prosecuting Attorney
shall be elected at the fall election
for county officers in lS52sand bien'
nialIy thereafter.
Sec. 9. That it shall be the duty
of said Prosecuting Attorney. and D
each prosecuting attorney now in
office. in this state, TO prosecute ioI
and in behalf OF the state, all com
plants, suits and controversies ir
which the state shall be a party, anC
such other suits, matters and cOntro
versies, as shall be directed by law
within the county for which he shaI
have been elected, in the distric
court, in the court Of common pleas
and in the probate court; and TO pa!
over forthwith, to the county treas
urer, all moneys belonging 10 salt
county, which he has or may here
after collect, or which may com
INTO his hands by way OF fines, Tor
FIXTURES, costs, or otherwise, and TAX
the treasurer's duplicate receipt
therefor, one Of which he shall fiji
with the auditor OF his proper coun
ty; and upon failure to pay over sal
moneys, as herein required, sal
prosecuting attorney shall be re
moved from office, in manner a
prescribed in the eighth section c
this act.
Sec. 3. That each and ever
prosecuting attorney, hereafter elec
E ted. under the first section OF thi
act, shall, before entering upon tn
t duties of his Office, take an oath o
! affirmation, to be endorsed upon hi
; commission, to support the constitu
, ton of the United States, and c
this state, and faithfully and impair
tially to discharge the duties OF nj
> office: which said oath or affirmatio
NAV be administered by any commo
pleas Judge of this state, or by tn
!, probate Judge of the county i
which he is elected; and said prose
! cutting attorney shall, before enterin
!. upon the duties Of his office, grv
! bond, with sufficient sureties, 10 b
: approved Of by the court oi CON
mon pleas, or the probate court') I
D the state Of Ohio, in any sum nc
r less than one thousand dollars, cor
e di,ioned that he will, according
i the best of his skill and abiliiie
|, faithfully discharge all the duties Ell
a Joined on him by law, and also, tn;
g he will honestly and faithfully pa
! over all moneys by him received I
l. i such prosecuting attorney, in Il
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dred and fifty two. be and the same is hereb;
repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
W. MEDILb,
President Of the Senate
April 30, 1852.
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AN ACT

To -sgulate elections for Senators ana Repre-
.snfatives in New Counties, creapeo Sue
March 10th, 1851, and that may nereSi'ef
be created. ou, 1,,.v,bj,,
cEc " n T1bio. That new COUNT. s. crea-
=: ths 10th day of March, one thousand
20 osa ~, nd-ed and ffty-one, and all new coun-
t;ss tbst NAV hereafter be created, shall be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

isthmas of Dorler has been signed At London
hy Messr.. Fox, Hrndcr.og, and oehefs. L
10 lie ,hi y f'si at low tide aud one bqsd ed
and forty feet broad, with lock, -four hundred
feet from Nitro 10 mlra. i will he equal 10
the trade Of the world.
Am ng the passengers WHO arrived IN Nav
York few days since, IN tie e'eamer Aficie.
ws-the Hungarian Grnrrai Vettcr, who viii
be remembered az one of the most cons Pieuoa-
military leaders in The lest Hung4rian struggle
FOR independence,
Mr. Kinney, one OF the editors 81 The Ecw-
ark Daily Advertiser. y riting from Genos.says
thai Uncle Toms Cabin is producing mis-
chr, gus influence ageiost the United Sroles
all Owe Europe.
l. is stated that regotisiiors are goi & On
between Mr. Everetl and the British Minister,
to secure The British authors here the inInuni-
ties extended TO American authors N Britain.
The Lowell Courier SAYS that the Hon Alb.
bot Lawrence ha. Appropriated $4,000 for tho
purpose Of furnishing poor and deserving fam
lies there vth food, fuel Sscrduriug The win
ter.
The councils of Norfolk have subscribed
5000 600 10 The Norfolk and Petersburg Roll
rpad. pto, ided counexion be made With The
Road.
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Stoa = pE l252
4O7 1873
Aga,a.I al Dec. 1871
CONGRESS-FRlDAY.

The Senate was not in sessl IN to-day.
HORSE OF REPRGsEaTArIyEs The House
passed the Senate bauthonzing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to issue registers and enrol
rnents to vessels in certain cases. Instead Of
Congress passing special measures, as hereto
fore, the Secretary now has the power to issue
registers end enrolmenIs TO wrecked Vessels
OF foreign Guild, when purchased and repaired
10y American citizens aud when the repairs
shatl he equal to three ou,tha Of the original
cost of the vessel.
Mr. Houston from tie Committee Of Ways
and Means. repurted bill making appropre-
lions Ter the support Of the Military Academy,
aud bill for the support oitho Indian De
partment for the year ending June 80. 1904;
which were eeveraly referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole on the state Of the Uni
on
Mr. Phelps asked. but did nor receive con-
semitic present memorial Of Abelard Guthrie,
asking 10 be admitted to seat ca the floor as a
delegate from Nebraska.
Mr.. Slauly asked leave 70 introduced bill to
pay 10 The several States the fourth insiaIment
Of the surplus revenue directed to be destri
buted under the act Of June, 1896 objection
was made.
The House then went into committee on
private blis, Nothing definite was dppe up.
,on them.
The Sepate bill to amend the at Of August
last. n relation 10 the appropriation for con
anuing the survey of the Mexican boundary
was passed ami.
The House adjourned until Monday next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

A WeNAYs LAUGH. A Women has no nat
n,nl gyace more how ilching than gweet laugh.
1t is hike tina sound Of flutes on wafer. It leans
from her A2ar! ia clear Sparkling ril'; aud
The heart ihat hears it feels a # hathed in the
oxhiIorq,ing aprings. Have YOU ever pushed an
unseen usiGge through the tyees.ie On by her
fairy hueh---now here. now there, ROW lost,
now found2 We haye. And we are pursuing
the wandering vojeo to this day. Sometimes
it comes "a Us in the midst of cure, or BORROW 4.
or ik,one bu-inesa and thep We turu away
and lisict,aqd bear II ringing through the raor,
ike silver bell, with power 10 SCARE away
tho III spirit Of tbs mind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

t@ Fnfbaaety Of style, We Lave never seen any az
acles lhet would compare with GTABLER'G ANO-
DfNG cHERRY EXPECTORANT and DIARRH,FA
VoRGlAh they have been recommended ex.e lsigolv
~ car physicians Ia Baltimore which speaks for the
contents The proprietor. selling them ia such vast
QUANTITIES dat they have had make extensive arrange
heR's Tor sRfi, preparation ts meet the demand
muse suffering With goIds, Coughs, Asthma. &c, or
Gmsrl ael ahogd give them IA trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
The EnrlN OF 'IH.

-
The TariT Of 40.
During the Canvass for the Presidency, Mr.
: Wise confessed more than once IN bis public
addresses before the people Of tbis state, that
: but for The discovery Of The gold mines in Cali
: iornia, there oud have been suspension Of
Z specie payments and commercial rcvusion
throughout the country. The boosted tariff
> laws now in force. under Which this oatasiro.
phe would have happened, we're f-nnrd and
enacted before California became u portion Of
our d9minions and before it ives kpoWn y hat
deposits Of wealth lay hidden beneath its coil.
In discussion, a few day ago, in the House
of Representatives, Mr. Woodward free
tlode dcmorrot from South Caroline, made the
following confessions
when yo find domestc substitute for The
| foreign aptclr qlnl to the consumption oflhe
country your pac,rv for duty is gone. | al
read forrsec, looking 10 lie lifetime ofq nation.
that The time ~ near al hand when Il rcvcuue
and impoat sysem cannot furnish The United
; States With revenue. IHffauBQfl846 a0ould
not here fugnislcd You efficient yrccqur 6w FIR
! HE djscor0y qfgotd minis in Cghf1,Ria; for
The discovery ofthese mines, throwing yast a.
MONT Of specie in circulation, or IN trade,
duplicating the paper currency of the country.
has added 10 your foreign trade $4,000 900
or sou ooo'ooo' ne co'nmerclai nhsrs upon
wlno" YOU 1'9 ','l'''',g'l "''
u 80 haa, d;a.a,,,.r',l
: 7He 9jsrDrcyg oEMrse MINES, bg He 5g. and
= tier yieldshGrcsqrcd Ills ,a4Rtfy Jiom n com-
mescial ye,@ls1m. We arc ROW IN the midst
: ct the period waGn 'hal ffs"lSlon would have
oceu'''a "Hi lot tue n'''''g VI '.o,u ui'','t
"a, oe ooo ooo
Q A.. ,,';,,o, = ,L,l ~, ca,rna.,;a hn.;,
1es.the, tbanSl0O 600 600 These ,olJ mines
II have added not only tetha means of purchasing
q bat ihey have greatly rnchancel our credit n
. broad hey nave gwen 10 credit n"a y 'h
every 92"a, aug MP ~ N<9''ofh'' We cat GUY
h w., -
IL rvenue i So bieb NJ th;a iirne. hot Il c,.,ot
last.
On So much for democratic 6iatcsmanshp -
a lhs wings are iaunted aud jeered for the fail
10 ure OF their prophecies. as to the operation OF
10 this tariff while here we have the confession
"a oftwp prominent aud leading members Of the
as opposite partY that but for the happening OF
K an event WHICH no human wisdom could have
ia forescen Of imagined The results would have
ot been SUCH as were predicted. Almost daily in
the democratic press We see exuilatons over
{. the 5urpaseIng sacpes9 Of this measure, ard The
i complete notification of al that was promised
ca or hoped for hy It's frieudo. when, If Messrs.
: W,se and Woodward are 10 he taken as an.
y, ho.;,;oa i. u,,l, n,o,t ,;.,. :, =,
"a ''o9' '''p "'s''' "'' III a., "'''' "F'
~ ring eec'oe'l' ana It's o'nNna'' success de-
IL ponds upon future con'ngeno'e9-ior'p annth'
Of er part Of his speech Mr. Woodward DECLARES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
DRYAN'S PULMONsC WATERS.

disease sweeps away many thousands as ASTHMA
and CONSUMPTION, and not because of any want of
means Of checking them en- their first approach,
if those attacked would 6dopt rroPey remedies early
but unfortunately these are pegectedand receGrse not
had medicine till the disease is firmly established in
the Lungs, from whence (un,l the last few years. med
zeal SCIENCE had nc; discovered an3 means Of s3gng
II.
Bryen's RuIUonc Waters nave nov Supplied thai H
ATUs, and removed TIE reproach tfom medical science
their apdly extending fame throughout all parts Of
the "osd te9rfe5 They give relief in all cases Of
Coughs and Colds within ten minates after and r
fec, rapid and as.ng cure.
Price q cents hoX. For sale by
dec 22.lw. D T. LYMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

. y Tie fpn'pl sermon of the late Dr. io5n p ~
f'ud' viii be pseached by the Rov Mr. G.,n,....il
a, i2e New i,oataa Aendeay, on gupday lie a6,, ~,
Ills friends Ea -qr4nl4 aet. a,o re.qacta Nv i.,,
81 = e.sc..i i.NF'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
A Nos LELAND a. CO. a7l Pearl

n STREET., NEW-YORK, NdNUFACIUNERY
and dealers IN spery description Of STRA " GOODS,
consisting in part cf Panama, Leghorn Sered, Broid
ga,,toa and Pain Ledf Hats; English, Hat.au Suis.
and S.k BQNNE2'Si Artifcial Flo~ers, St,om Tr1m,
mtqgs. &c 8c-Compri,ing one of The largest stocks
in tie city, to which the attention of cash aud buy
ers ia res pectfnlly solicited,
n B3HATTERS are particularly United TO cali
and examine our Stock, which is suited expressly TO
their trade embracing al the new and fashionable styles
of Goods dec 22-wd9c4m
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. 2 NAME

~ Tue commits tee Of arrangements huve tse n,..
'uie ofaFnqaaciog :..at funeral ora;oa In memoir -
the 1t" anie Webster. vi be pronounced y R,s-
DAVIS hsqat the !'rasesfop AletAohis Church tn.
da! egtning. 'hr2jrd inst, at o'clock.
dee 2l.t23D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
MAR RsEEs.

On The illh Dec. by the Rev Bruce A Martin, Mn
WM pE&fH to Mss AMERICA HAsH I'll Of Campbell
county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

gee { hon Ct BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERs
and he relieved hundreds Of others nave been by the
ase Of his remedy. Price . cent? See advertise
mcnt
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- SLID RONNETs anA Artificial

I'D FLOW ASPIRING l'RADE, I853-R
= T WILDE, 40 JoHE STREET, NEw YoRr-lm,
porter Manufacturer md Dealer in every description of
SHIRED SILK, SILK and LACE, GRAPE and
LhCE, and every imaginary style Of
LADIES BONNETS, md FRENC Il ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, received byevery steamer from FRANCE
comprising of the largest stocks in the City, IT,
which the attention of those wishing to purchase by the
Case or Dozen, Is respectfully solicited
MIlLlNERS are particular y invited to call and ex.
anime the great variety of PATTERN BONNETS
which will he cold Mt lower prices than they have been
accustomed to payng dec 23.-Wdkc4m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-18
u kUGS! DRk:&.S.

THE subscriber has just returned from the North T
L with large and well selected stock of Drugs ~
Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye Stuffs, Window Glass "A
Putty Liquors &C. which he selected from the first
factures in the Northern ees and offers at the lowest pr-
ces, consisting in part of
Drugs.Castor Oil, per gallon dozen; EPSON Salts;
Bermuda Arrow Roots Pull Jalap Pull Rhubarb; Pull Ipe-
eac Pull Columbo; Pull SIENNA; Lquorice; Cauhades; B
Carb and Sal Soda Cr Tartar Magnesia Peruvian Bark;
Seidlitz and Soda Powders.
Chencals-Syr of Iodde of Iron: Iodide of Irons Iodd0
of Lead odde of Mercury Iodde of Potassa Chloroom
sw spts Nitre; Az Ammonia; sulph Ether; Hotman's
Zinci; Strychnine.
Psints, Dye-Stufs. Putty, and Oil.-White Lead
pure, extra and No l. Chrome Green dry and in OIL do
Yellow dry and in oil; verdgrs dry and u o Venitian
dry and in o Yellow Ochre dry and in oil; Fire Proof
Pant Patent Zinc Paint Brushes all sizes and kinds Put
Patent Medicines.---Townsend's, Sands, Webster's
Bulls. Keeler's, and Carpenters SARSAPARILLA Ayers
Cherry Pectoral: Wisar Balsam Wild Chery waynes
Syrup Of Wild Cherry; Swain's Panacea; Indian Panacea
Spencer Btters Oxygenated Btters Pain ker Tarrants
Aperen Tarnts Ext Cubebs and Copaiva: Peters Beck
withs, Cliekeners Brandreths, Houses Lees Spencers
Wistars Scott's, Andersons Keeler's. Hus Wright's
Tyler's. Mofatt S, and Leidy's PILLS, SC Sc
For sale at the lowest wholesale and retail prices. by
o24] VIM. II. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist
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NEW ROCKS.

D ECE1VED THIS DAY, May 10th, 1s52:-History Of
Modern Philosophy, by Nj. Victor Cousin Consists of
Lectures delivered at Paris Two thousand auditors listen
ed in admiration to the eloquent exposition of doctrines
Ineligible to the many and the oral discussion of Piloso
ply awakened in Paris and in France interest
pied since the days of fAbeard.
Historical ST. Thomas w. l., with its rise
in commerce. missions and churches climate and its
adaptation to invads geological structure natural history
and botony and incidental notices Of ST. Crox and St
Johns.
Hungary in 1851 with experience of the Austrian Po
lice, by Charles Lorng Brace. find ALL which Repuh-
can. had loDged to in Europe-a nation educated
all to gau it. nation too of singuarly generous and
manly character.-Ihe Author
The Indian Tribes of Guiana, by the Rev. w. H. Brett.
The Year Book of Facts 1857 in science and exhibit
ing the most important discoveries and improvements of
past mechanics and the useful arts natural phil
osophy electricity chemistry zoology and botony geology
and geography meteoroog and astronomy by John Tbbs
| editor of the .Arcana of Science and Art''
History of England in verse; from the Invasion of Julius
Caesar to the present time with illustrative chronology
ca chart OF the Kings of England and tables of contempt
sovereign Verse is generally readily learned
and longer retained in the memory than prose-.
Formation of Character. by the Rev Tho Clark D. D.
| Kirwan's Letters to Chief Justice Taney
Lessons the Cross, Spiritual Truths fami!iary
hbited their relation to Christ by Sherman Hartley
| Last Hours of the Dying, by A. c. Thompson.
The Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell, afterwards
Mrs. Milton very interesting book for persons of all
| ages
Notes, explanatory and practical, the Book of Revela
ton by Albert Barnes Those who have heretofore peused
the works of Barnes will the readily appreciate the
present volume.
Also for sale large assortment of Novels chear
publications and School Books
| L. H. PIERCE.
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THAYER's PATENT BRIDGE.


A NEW and valuable treste Bridge has been patented
n by Mr. G. W. Thayer, of Massachusetts, which will be
found to be important invention The amount of strength
attained by the structure spoken of being wonderful
The inventor feels confident that weight which could be
placed upon it, could break down This consideration
taken together with the economy with which be built
will render it worthy the attention of all who interested
in the subject This bridge adapted peculiarly to Rail
roads well county roads, it can be made of any
qured span to obsrut the of
when RATS boats might be desired pass and also
be built at very moderate expense.
ISAAC WELLS, Wilmington N c., is Agent fer this State,
also for South Carolina Virginia. attend to
all communications upon the subject addressed him. post
paid
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. Sth. 1851 45-1y
TO THE PUBLIC.
TINE subscriber has leased for term of years, of R. W.
Brown, Esq, his e-proof store, with his wharvcs
condition take especial Spirits Tupentne
and other Naval Stores his The Ware
house well known to be the best and safest place
for the storage of Bacon Lard Corn, Peas Sc he lower
wharves have them four large Sheds where Spirits
be safely kept from the rain and prepared
receive ship SELL all kinds of produce sent to his
He will also make advances when required
He begs to refer to the following gentlemen:-R. w.
Brown, John Dawson, o. G. Parsley ard Thos H. Wright,
Esqrs. MILES COSTIN,
Browns wharf, Wilmington, N. c.
September II; 1851 Linn
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CARRIAGE DTANUFACToRy.

THE undersigned having bought the Carriage >EEEo
Factory formerly carried on by N. S NEALE, Ss209
the of Princess and Third Streets opposite the
Livery Stables of R. Nixon, Esq respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to all work in the
above line in the most fashionable substantial and
style.
He is also prepared to Shoe Horses in that will
give satisfaction He also prepared to execute all Smith
,corE connected with riding vehicles aso repair Drays
Carts and Wagons of every desert tion
He has now been carrying on the above business for
raj MONTHS in Wilmington and believes that he has given
siness to receive liberal continuance of patronage
All vehicles to repair horses to shoe. by
wants, must be accompanied with written order they
will not be attended to. JOHN III. LANE
Wilmington, N. c.. Sent. Is 1851 6-lIm