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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

TURKEY Preparing FOR WAR.-The CORE
~soondeut Of the London Times say 49," The
Turks are now preparing for war IN right earn
est thirty thousand troops are being sen, fm
Egypt; many Of them have already arrived, aud
troops and aInunitlon are m,ving at all points.
1t is supposed that IN Roumrla The point next
threatened, the government will be able to bring
at once 1000 nen under arms. The present
Grand Tizler being an Alb rnih,. is, thrnng, his
influence, bic 10 raise the Whole of that wlrpke
populaton.
A meeting of 'h- British merchants residenr
at Constant,nnple has been held. N order TO nd
dress the Ambassador. and ask his Counsel 10
the present state of affairs
The correspondent OF he Daily .News cites as
an act m're formidable still of the means of de
fence at The command of he Turks, says The
Divan. al,h,ugh not admitting the possibility of
war, yet bel ewing IN the present state OF affa irs
the best mode Of preserving peace to be b,
taking an energetic attitude, resolved on adopt
ing u series OF Imposing measures.
Orders were sent to Achinet Pacha COM
nandlng The Mediterranean squadron, to return
Immediately with his fleet. He was exp cred
In Conslantinnple in the Course If the pres, ut
week. The fleet Of the Vlceroy of Egypt was
also expected IN a few days, a courier having
been sent 10 Alexandria with orders.
This fleet was TO hing II reinforce OF
l3,L00 men; at The same time orders were NV
ca TO Omar Pacha, General in Chiefoi The army,
to descend to Shul'na with his corps darmee. n
orce frmn III, 900 10 100 co. excellent troops n
ured to war and y q eat number of whom ,,nk
part in the exprdi IONS to Bosnia, Kurdistan and
Montenegro The Commander IN Ch,f has lso
ordered The Immediate formations of two cam I.
one at Roudj 'uc and the other Brnnpa.
These ts0 camps, c"inptsed ot HE reserve.
Will comprehend 260 600 men, VIM ined 10 tue
active army OF about $50 GOO Wi I rm a tn,al
effective force of more than 500 900 men avail.
a6le Tor the defence uf lhr cumuiry Besides
ITS ordinary resources, Turkey has ut its dl>pn
sui the reserve chtsi, recourse to which 10 ouly
had IN extreme cases. The treasury has MT
been opened since 1927. lis present cunlrnis
are estimated at 800 ,0u0 purses, or 37,0U0,000
francs, at least.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

Truth WELL SPOKEN The Buffalo Repub-
le (Dem.) gives The following as the fruits OF the
Fugitive Slave Act -
There Is, at this day, all through the Free
States, four times the sympathy tor tupit,yes
slaves that there was in ls49 This increase of
sympathy produces a corresponding increase of
facilities 5or safe escape, when once the runs way
10 out OF the territory OF slayedon. And eve,
those who are prejndiced against an increase of
coloied population, and would, on that account
1end information to masters of runaway slaves
will do no such thing now, but rather help them
over the line, as a most ready way ut getting
clear Of them. And we do MOI suppose that
there is q ferryman on the whole frontier that
would not take one OF them across free, merely
for cheating q cruel statute of lis victim, where
as, three years ago he would have mad either a
shilling or the hat"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

The Washington Union g%lorlfies the gov
erumen; of Russia, and seems to indulge
in u~nbounded admiration OF the exploits "l
her antocrats. The secret of this adnira'
zion is dnuh,Iess 10 be found III the parallel
which The editor discovers between the surf
dom If Russia, aud the slavery at The S'u'h
AZ well As IN he similarity Of the means 10y
which The subiectlam under both systems Is
entor ced-Iht lash and the knout. Some
OF the exploits OF Alexander, 5" much adj
mired by The LfiDn are thus enumerated ny
the National Era: "In 1894, for instance,
he robbed Pol ayd If L,thuan'a. and gave
the ts-yssm~ tsNql gallant nation TO Aus
trla and P, 0ss,ag atftf bUtcherIng U ,OU'i
of her gallant defenders Snwarfnw is re-
membered tor the slaughter of 5000 OF
the citizens of Warsaw. of all ages and
condltious, IN cold blood and khsciusko
had an unfortunate experience of the gem.
us and power Of onr "anclent and stead
fast friend" In 1882, Poland was ''re-all-
nexed' to Russia, by an nkase OF the En-
prror N,choias an integral part ct the En-
pre-. In 1916, he extlngnlshed the repub-
il. of Cracow with fire and sword aud III
1913, his Intervention ~ the affairs ct Hun
gary Crushed out her llbertles, aud violated
The laws of nations. to The disgrace OF the
world that permitted it, and the enduring
injury of the rights and hopes of humanity.
For all this, the organ of the Adminlstra-
ton. and the Aulocrat Of the Democratic
press of these United States, has no other
sentiment than u~nbounded admiration -
lie g,es farther, and declares 1.-THE des,ruc'
tod OF Moscow the most heroic display ol
u%nconquerabIe patriotism which history re-
cords" Bunker Hill, Concord, Lexington,
and Yorktown, sta nd ecIipsed in tina, great
contlagra,ion, and the Northern Alexander
nv~ershadows the rehown Of Washington -
Hartford Republican.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

Recent TEsrMoNY ON SLAVERY An
witnessed at Richmcnd. last summer -
81 would no be a defender OF language
needlessly harsh aud severe, but use the
the words of Charming when noticing a
similar charg, against Milton. we must
MOI mistake Christian benevoience as if it
had but one voice, that Of soft enlreaty.-
1t can speak in awful tones Aud, IrIiy.
when | witnessed in Rlctmnnd Oh the 4 h
and 9th OF last year. the cruel separation
and breaking up Of families al the slave
auctions when ! saw unnanly insults oi-
fered to delenceIe>s women, to daughter
in presence OF their mothers, to the NJ ller
in presence Of her children when | be-
held a poor emaclated young woman, trem-
bling on the verge of the grave, dragged to
the block by order Of the Commissioner of
the Virginia Court Of Chancery, and sold
70 pay the debts of her owner - when
witnessed the jeers aud SCOTS which the
poor victims suffering appearance called
forth - when | heard one dollar bid for
her, by way of rdicule in the midst of a
volley Of brutal laughter, aud afterwards
saw her knocked down for fifteen duIlars -
when ! looked on The SCARED and naked
backs of ineu, women, aud children, who
were thus treated like human cattle when
| witnessed other proceedings at these sales
too grossly shocking, and iagraa,ly md8.
cent TO admit of The most general aud
guarded description, no human language
could adequately express the feelings that
stirred my soul to Its centre. c.nno,
therefore. regard 1t as an unpardonabIe Of
Tense, if the men and Women, whose minds
are constantly dwelling upon atrocl,Ies like
these, should sometimes be moved l., cry
aloud IN terms OF solemn Warning aud burn
ing indignation"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23


and was decided before the arrest was
known far beyond The coTiihIss oners Once
and vet the claimant managed to throw up
on the United States Government the ex-
pense of transporting his captive 10 mary
land, making oath that he feared an a,'eihp'
To rescue im.-PennsytUan'a (Fh"d) J
Fireman.
This Albert, it seems, earns a living ~
~entrappiug fugitive slaves by professions "'
friendship, and then belay'ng them t" mel
masters. And this lngraham, as U. > Com
missldner, stands ready to aid him with the
str ong arm of the law. And tins lnhuma'
copar,nership in flesh, and many others Ike
1t, are sanctioned by our Government, Iaud
ed from our pu'pits, encouraged ny ou'
press, aud upheld by our vo,es'-A'od"J
Jouraak.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23
County Nom nations.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ROYAL WHEELER For Senators.
john GREeoRY,
ALoNzo PIERCE. }c,,untv Iudoes.
DESsLow UPHAW
NJ n. SESSIONS. States Attorney.
GILMAN HUNTLEy, High Sheriff.
e. W. CoRss High Buff.
JosEra POLAND, Judge of Pr"bate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

The WHIe PARTY.-The Boston Travele r, n
calm, considerate, and sensible conssrvat i've
paper, and the Providence %J,uraal, u very able
pariizan, declare the Wing party "undone."
The former says:
=" II seems to be generally conceded, even by
the Wing presses that as at present constitute d,
the Wing party has exhausted lis vital energies,
and is practically defunct; and tn It nothing bu,
a new political emergency. and new motives of
action. can revlvlfy the parry. and call it again
into organized and effective existence"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-06-23

George Peabody, E-q the American banker
In London. Is said to be worth about five ,nlli-
ions Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
II us e q n q L Oft S
near Ilillsbo.Ough,
EO2 SALE OR RENT.

rF,HE House aud Lot where the late Pfesily
I n. Mangun, res,issl, eear illsborough, on
tho Oxfold road, is offered for sale OF rent The
House j. Pltasaaily situated. and though mol
within the corporation is sufficiently near to en-.
JOY the advantages Of the town. The ls has on
il all the necessary out hausrs good well, and
garlen. 10, adjoining. containing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply 10 Stephen Moore esq. Hills
tor,ngA.
December -. Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
,s.fD H'I.vTER
/, FASHIONS
Fer 1929.

HAVING iuzs ssiurped iFem he Meth. an
H nsss rrerisins Sob q 6oss'< snsaf'.ss..
ale ssa nly lac II husines<. ~ esa f~f~'ss'
ailenssa&s Vas sissn 10 me runhs<s a tr ~
1rfirk. Each o. xhi<h xiil b. found 81 ne rsrs
ksi qu.lay.
Grnsleur~n ran hs supsilied pilh de tsgy bsa
materials for COATS. VESTS. PANIss &C.
and say Gehsi<fnsn fassring me ~ah h's ens-
tom, nv rrst s<sorrd Of d esss and oea- TT
aLls. d the szln< time shss his T'srsaa shah bs
set 81 10 The LEA sasansases Coo sssdy ths
mGn ss vel a. do he nsaszrr-
Ny prizes viii sl~sys le As rea-es.shie IS INC
GOT Of The tesf nlsiesisls III admit q; nay 90
iect no being 10 nr.drrSeli any one eise, but q
give entire satisfaction 10 lha~< Who rairenits
me. To msks Up those msse.isis sIh Away
lsasr lhe hest weskmsn that can he procured.
With many thanks far iolaler fssofs. respect
fully request my friends aud ths puhiie, 10 d
justice q. lhemseIses, BY continuing 10 Try. be-,
Ea<e, Giaer. Beauty and Cetnfon are regui'ed
tl.sir old liirnd and very OH s~rsf.
81 LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
N. Cutting done in the latest. Q
AYR srHrs fashion, al lie customary rfises.
October 10. d.
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HISTORY OF
NfygsY!zI CAg Gil NAe

NfygM!s CAg c. T. NAo
evils gfaa, work. hy Col. WHkkIsn, will be
L read, rar,aehwry in . few days. The sub
scrihr. having coa,fsrtca, with the author. Tor
The sale and ,ielIypsy cfilc said work. for all the
COMMITTEES and Towns embraced in the LIST. vi,
81. 4th aud 9TH Judicial Circuits, Except RAJ
lei n and ti,re, or four counties 10 The 6in clr-
entity would inform his friends and Subscribers.
aha, the distribution Of the work will eanlpehre
.tis month. Any person wishing the wffk ea'
,,rc,,re n from the subscriber. Price TO srliscri-
Mars sa.09. subscribers S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
B5.Bss for Sale.
Also. G+ns,ai Cdl;erling Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsh0rough, Nov. 3. 1851. oo-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

Some Barourhfs. Busgirs, Carryalls, and VA
CONS; also Saddles, aud Harness OF
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER. AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs Of all
sort. IN lhei, line with neatness and dispatch.
In exc lange for the above merlIinncd s,,i.le,
wiiIne Corn, Wheat flaxseed, Feathers,
or good orses. al market prices.
HURDLE d HURDLE.
Ocioler 6. o.
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Ns\y3aETirs PILLS.
..ari.s, or 9 drs.meni IF he Heart Aefe

Aa.uris8, or Is aTg mem y ne psu'' 49,
ries. Paes, ~. ".
Urs.t,. pills t.s, orihr;o times week u do
" =. u i lea, 10 parge freely; aai Wien =
,,,,.;.m ,.,me On. a fcuIrss Use " The rus
~. i, -, e: dawn with SIX Or eight, ani ~ a
Ina w.ule re,ea, the se; d. this until the
q -, !. ,y.r fg that ti,ck. Ansina pectoris
!, ,h. .allbl,dd. q are treated ~ the
I'm su,la.r: AL llt,,a!l cans'a'ifa .: N !.
Ne hsl,. - li.ai profession are cured " me ne
pe q silta,se.s rus. [ .sss ,ss d,i.es
lie,,ia&1sii-. IA severe a.',sks 'ie "', g.
N =, hs fu0+xai eight i'r isw 'l'sn's a y.
vetau win c9fe 7s~sra sasrs, Wheaesei nus
III 8, = ~ .1 ne s y.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
THE HILLsE CROUCH itC6RIER.
tsprRLIsRhn WEEKLY

By DENNIS llrARTI q SON.
TerMs.--Two Dollars ycar. il and 10 ~,
vance; Two Dollars and iii, Cents. !, hel fss's-
witlin THREE annfgpsor Three Dollars, il drls.d
until after the eS,iruton Of tic ssar..
No pat CT will he discontinued Until ataareara'
ycs are. paid unless nj tic 81 ,,not tie l.iistf,S'
Hereafter no PAPER will le sell TO . ne" sui,
scrier out OF ills state unles. asnenf Il n"sr y
advance, some l.crson IN the stale VIII i.cnne
responsible TO tic cdiiors: aid il. 40 case wiH,hs
paper lie sent TO sui srrilrr out OF the STATE y"
more than two Years without laynsni.
ANY ERrisEagNrs not exceeding siAtfrh 'h.s'
one dollar for the first, and twriit. FIVE cents J"
each subsequent insertion; longer o',es I'D nv.
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made to advertisers ls the YEAR
Advertising Rates for the RrrOrtrr.
One dollar per square &c lines) iorai -
insertion and 25 cents fof each continuflaf.
Deductions made ia fa,@ ST sapdnlE 4'f"
usk .ncil ;.
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SHOES /. SHOES I.

Black and colorfd CATERS
R and HALF CATERS, from Mikes
& Son, Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co.. Philadelphia.
Booiees Tor Ladies'. Misses and Children.
Also a good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, aud Brogans Just rrcei,cd nj
LONG & WEBBS.
October Q. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
RnEl MATlsM.
ca binCt N aking.

II lie subscriber Would rrsI c,iiLli, ihloim tie
Il citizens 81 liillsloiotgt aid tie lille gc-
nerall, that lie has Oh hand, al HE sLuI OIL { LLr
Ton street due west from the rvuri-loIsr, ,aii.
ely OF excellent Furniture, and that Lr is vrlal,
cd TO manufacture, in the Test 81, le, all articles
IN his line, such rs
BUREAUS, u Wild CEcrr, ard Wal
nut. sti,;f sss. s..----s-s---ss, /.
SIDEBOARDS, of Wild Cherry, Wei
nut, ami Maple.
SOFAS, Of every ssl c.
BEDs1 EALS, a Maple and Cum,
TABLES, ii all kiEas.
W AREROBEs, Portable and Station.
arv.
COtflNS. fr,m Common TO the Fest
STYLE, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed, aud AT yer, low prices, anG hul.s that
re viii rerawc due encourag, n.,ilt fr.nl etLe
roIs public.
All kinds Of Timber used in calinci Work,
such as Walnut, cherry, Poplar. Birch aid Ma
pie. will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-
cc,ed aud prompt, atetdr,ltp.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is, 19-ly
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4 nll YaRBs Fosg aid cotian
.UJJ Cloth wsstrd al
I,gNts & WERBS.
september .
= p,ISpsas AND OFFERS.

Any.hrin si,,e az. fsr SIDE, stplrcls OF
w br.St..i OIL.
t.,tr.l. S.,-i.. II Ere iias,
. aiIs. Nai.e i,ni.
> IN. f,r. PIT PAINT,
Is IL. Iii. Pin,
. 4: rrl- fia,afs OIL,
!. 5 n scIr,LTElHs Sc. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
HORIZONS POEMS.

A FEW Copies Of the Poems nf George ITor-
n ton. the colored Bard of Chapel Hill con-
tanning also a sketch of his life written by him.
elf may lie had at this Office. Price IS cents.
\ sAMasch9th. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
TIE TAPE WORM.
uoBENs AcKs LIVER PILLS.

- ~. svst..,n 4 ~ 10 iisl-lr 20 disease
a, - ~. I.IyE2. /. Sci wing as liierer To puri-
Il the hls,, or givih, tbs proper secretion 70 'he
hiI.. :, tint any xrosiI acisfH ci the Islser 81
,ec,. the other in ,tsnl paris 81 ilie sseH' anu
.e.h y,rf,,Iy, in Liver Complaint. laundlee'
nvs,,asia. &c. We should, thrrei'fe. wa'eh
eyers SYM, YIN that might indicate wrong NC,
,;,n .,f m. Liver. THESE Bills are composed o.
RDDrs All PLANES furnished by nature 20
heal the sick: Namely. Ia. An ESFsr ron aNr'
wai., aurnsn.s the SECRETION from the fu'n"-
M i, 81. n, nfan,. % pro notes the discharge
~ - .re,cl m,,,rr. eli Al ArrsaArrvr, which
raan 80. 10 s,n.i cxpli able az insen-,'"e nsn'
mr.. III. CT, lin ~ a.nl ac,i,a o. the sys'sm. on
A TSsc, which give. ioar ani siren s'h " 'ha
n.rvu syste.n. r.a.sn, health ami sfssf 20 a,
d art. Of IN, b sl,. 4lh. \ C,rH.nrie, wh'e.
at. in psrie:t h,r NV with the other ini,eni
~. AMI aseri.ias on lac B,srls, and espcilini
~ wa.lo m Is. &c corrr;a and vitiatcd m liter
All u,rfy;n ,hs Bl,sl. which destroys dlseas'
all re.,9res hca.ih.
TO FEMALES. !,
W., v;ll A ii these Gill. an mvaiuahlc mel
Gin, IN ,n,ny CON pliiuis to wn;t you gee SUI
-, {. o',aru.sil,s either tot u or p,th', 're
L,,. h.en fond &c incsml',le benefit, Icsimi''
the ia ,.iinlil arrangements to healthy ae''o,
p,ryiyny the bio Il aud other iluid. 90 e"fe'ua;,
a.t, nj 10 gIit ~ complaints waiep MY a'''
.aialitics. IS a'ahacics' s'ai'heS
din ,ess af .i.'it. p,in III the site. bark. &c.
N,ae ssaqius aile,s sil'el j. \. H'as"sac'
all ,al,rs asins .ase lmitalnas.
is,ns wis;,iaa n,s suppliess ana S'q'
K.epsss de.ir ,us &c ~cq Asenis, mus y
,if,.s tse Bs,,risilr, ]. y. IIs5cpsacs, Fn''ade
Rrir, "a. ,,,,
4 rents. I3r. 8. d. stlirrlacld. Hills
b,rm A. Y e.. WaoIcSale aml Retail Agent;
p. W.ir. t;rens,nroug!,; w. H. Bsiiton' sau
~ .fiisI; J. Pissat. Penni'lj; 81 whom can :
h,la,n,Missof cures performed &C..
-, sd-l
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N. B.@L.sss-ct-Co have recently published.
apdks. ,s,,,.. .,y inr sale. the = ARMER'SGuiDb,
by Hem, STEPHENS Of Edinburgh, and froi. Nor
i'm Of Yale College. New Haven, complete 70
vols, ROYAL ortavo, containing 1910 lagos, IA
steel and GOO wood ensravings. Price, W #,is-
lin bilaling. So; in paper covers. ior The mail, %.
ct This wok is mol the old :. Book Of the.
Farm" Ia,cl, rcsusrilalcd and thrown upon the
market.
December -. 66-
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Lock Here!

rlSHE ulscribers wouldinform the public. Oh al
4 they still continue to 10 business AZ the . 4
Stand, (Walnui GnNe.) eight miles North OF
Hillssorou.h, where the, keep on hand good
assortment Of
GEO SlgIES3
and solne Dry GO0ds
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SHOES.

.ryE ,re receiving. and @ill keep good as.
~ ssrt,nen, Of Ladies' Slippers. Waik,ne
shoes. and sheeiers. Also Misses aud Cn''
Mems shoes Of the best MAKE. ,snp
" LUNu q
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us kecPied. nj the Dgngc Store d.. q
- Banlaiir's veAifure Sugar Drops. warrant
'Fi without MerenrM They have proves. in III
Eases quick aud cerA ia sencds for Worms.
June 90. IL
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lust RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
CtIGARS, all qusliiirs; another lot Of Extra
~ Cheese; one chest imperial Tea.
Also. Barloiie's Sugar Drops, for Worms
(iray's Ointment; Renosainc Liquid far cleans
ing Metals; Wooiwsrd's Fayetteville Blacking.
LONG 4 WEBB.
June 30. H.
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.

h0llec THIS hhiit you hN Hxuihs'
T,HE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
u per Factory in the Town Of HilIsbo,ough.
and NE will try 10 conduct II In the besi manner
lie has procured one ~ the best Of Northern
worl men, and his work will be made 81 the hesi
material aud in the bert style. Afier trying the
work, aud il should prove mol 20 he good. y may
I've returned and more got in It's place. Tin will
be sold at Northern Prices with costs aud car
risee.
All hills to the amount offhy dollars. Of any
place IN the Slate, al 10 the amount Of twenty
Eve aellars. within fiiiy miles Of this place. aud
all bills of any amount. within twenty-five miles
will he flled and delivered FIRE " charge fs'
transportation. He waulc say 10 his CUSTOMERS
that be will sell woik as low as an, house in ihs
State.
The subscriber returns his thanks fnf past IA
vors. and he hopes he will rerei,r liberal shan
of patronage. as hr r,sSges himself 10 do ju-iir'
and 10 endessor to give full satisfaction in hi
, work.
All orders will he thankfully received, and IN
work ,lane with neainess and despatch.
/ or His shop will he fund at this time on
! door below Maj. Palmcr's Store.
4 w. y. CHEEk.
! November Is. 10