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DTSSVI%I
6NwING to ha death OF Thomas Tinsley, Jr the firm OF
BIrLFR & TlNSLEY i. dissolved. All persons i'll.
dnt. 10 IN. firm will please mako payment without de-
y and ;hose having against will present them
:or settlement. Bl lLEh iiNsLEi.
Richmond August 5, 1851.
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MEDICINE.-Thc rum agent for the town OF Nor
wich, Connccticu reports that during the months Of
August and September he sold, MS medicine seventy
seven gallons of brandy one hundred and twelve \.
l.. rum, thirty.cght Of gin, thiry-nne nf 81. Cr"ix
rum. besides large quantity Of wine. II must have
hnnu q sicLlY time in Norwich.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rUE TWO-TlIIRDS RIFLE.

BI RiTCIIIE, PRYOR L. DCNNAvANT.
~~~>>-~~>ra~-J>g-,->-~-~
WIN. r. RICHIE " ROGER A. PRYOR. EDITORS.
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Fifty DDIltKS REWARD

WILL be pail FOR til. apprehension and delivery to
w mc 0: ny servant girl SARAH who is about ls
"1f- old DARK complrx!on hair low the fore
ar'i medium size She was in the possession oil Mrs.
Hrsa'c; y. Asur in Richmond in August, 1853 Since
''Hr' neither Oi ihcm have been heard from.
ur' .-S--'''n WN = AlSJP, Frederick. .hurS, Va.
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GISilSS.IIES

C,EALED proposals are inT,ed by the undersigned az
I'M. Office between the 18Th and 3O:h OF November
a-<, ior the supply OF about Two Hundred and Thirty
s Thousand white poat oak Cross'lies, Tor the Nor
.o.A aud Petersburg Rail Road.
Car:.ous ami forms OF proposals will be rcndy after
:; Of Eoyenb.r and may be Ind Al the DIVISION oi'
ice IN Petersburg or Of the President and Engineers
Along the linz q. well H. al this Office. ~
s WM. MALONE,
Chief Ensr y. s. ?. K. X. Co
rsu.or,, T,sro Norfolk Vn Oct 27-clm
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u IiHGIAiA-A, Rrle- held in the Clerks Office of

IiE.lNlA-Ai Rules held i'll the Clerks Office OF
tae C'rcCi' Court o. the City OF Richmond, The ID
-'y Of October. A. D., 1861:
Joan o..ca aud sarah Ann his wife and other Pitts:
Against
John C. Sym" lane G Robinson, Charles F. Brown, ad-
4trAtr Ut hnu Sym- deceased. Taliaierro Bos,ich,
I'D ne representatives OF John Symc, deceased and Of
N!!lTl N Robinson decreased and other Dcfis.
liz Oh ect Ci this suit Obtain decree for the sa!e OF
=. a'cc thousand dollars Of Virginia State stock, In the
s asrioR.i ai for division OF the proceeds thereof
''hng 'hs partr. entitled thcreto and affidavit having
''' rrie md filed that the dcfcndanta, John C. Symc,
40 Robinson. Charles +. Brown administrator ~
rssa sud Taliaerro Rostch residents Of this
'lnouw- -ah and that the defendants, the representa-
IVA. oi John Syne. d-ceased. and Of William N. Robin
"a deceased. unknown, the snd defendants mott
% 4pTenr ut the Rules be holden in the Clerks Of
40 q iA- said Court the frat Monday in December
V du is necessary protect he!r intercs" in
"-'~t. Akropy--Tes;e: -
ll d,r EI'S- ROBINSON (lnrk-
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KNOW NOTHING COUNCIL IN RICHMOND.
1t il no: generally known, We suspect, that State
Council of the Know Nothing Order, is 10 be held i'll
this city to-day In spite of the secrecy Of their
emcnts this fact has transpire und with it comes
the additional intelligence that Reverend Mr..
Evans is present as representative Of the Grand Ma
tioual Council OF Thirtecn, OF which Barker of New
York is President. This cimissary brings along re-
dundant supply OF the venom of intolerance, where
with to inoculate the brethren in this region, and 10
corrupt the native generosity OF the Virginia charac.
ter. He imports nlso copiuus supply OF paSS-r"dS
and other cabalisc signs and is in every way equipp
ed for the work of drsergeunt und hierophant. Is
It not shame that such creatures should come here
and under cover Of darkness deposit the poison ot IN
tolerance and prescription the soil which Jefferson
has consecrated to civil liberty and to freedom OF con-
science The movements Of the Order are directed
and controlled by cabal in New York, and thus
should Know Nothingsm triumph in this State, the
Government Of Virginia will b. the creature of the
Council of Thrteeu." Estceming themselves com
petent to the management OF their affairs, Viz
,iniana hive been provrrliay Jealous Of foreign in
hucnce nor will they now submit to the usurpnon Of
this concave of New York Know Nohngs. The sem
tmpnt oil State anu puP' WI P''7'"''
Independence are equally outraged by the attempt
thus 10 subjugate us.
Our neighbour of the Dispatch, with commendshc
forethoughi, has warned persons attending the Fair
against the dcpreations of the thieves who rifle ock
cts in the confusion Of the crowd. II is our business
to admonish all good citizens of the presence Of the
Nothings who, adopting the cunning artifcc of
pick pockets and burglars, have avnlcd themselves
nf the confusion and excitement of this occasion, to
mature their plot against the security Of society
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LAND AND MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
TuNlE subscriber offers for sale his plantation i'll the
IL county of Powhntan, about six miles below the
Court House and fve from the Richmond and Danrille
Rail Road 1t contains about 400 OF which between
100 and 100 in wood of original Gsowth and
adapted wheat and tobacco But that which gives the
chief value the place il MINERAL SPRING, the rne
medicinal virtues of which have been recently discovered
Below is subjoned the statement Of Mr. o. A. Sreckei,
Chemist, OF Richmond ia regard TO its properties Since
they have boeu asceraincd which has hoen within the
course OF the past Summer, soms wonderful cures have
beeu effected in tho immediate neghborhood
Beaidep sulphursted Hydrogen Gas contains those
other valunbs properties Alum aud suphate Of ron the
chief ingredients in the Rockhridgc md Bath Alum
Srrngs :, iseucs from the foot of Tower HILL supposed
to be of Volcanic origin and the highest point IN this sec
tun of country From s top is the most beautiful nnd eN
teusivc view In Eastern Vrginia, and souc think It equal
TO II i, does not surpas in Western Vrgnln hotel
erected on its top would csrch the pure brcezes OF the
mountains which are full view aud would he one ofthe
most agreeable and healthy residencest be found
Eas, Of tho Blue Ridge OF Mountains
The subscriber would soil the whole place. or he invites
Ii. cooperation of of capital who would be disposed
to unite with him the formation OF company ior tho
establishment of fashionable watering place
hann Cour, Uon,s D. B. FORLOiNES.
Reierences-Dr John G. Skelton and Dr. Sam A. Hob
son, The Unon p O., Powhatan county, va Joseph a.
Mayo Powhstan Court House, Va teb. 2i-u
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GEORGE T. SWAMI,

AITORNEN T NV AINI7"Nl'TVII S.t It'
" JACKSON, MISS.
UeRACTlCTS Law il the several state ana feucral
Cour. hed b, In,S-o snd II the Circuit and Prooa,e
nrr,s of Id. and The c!gborns eastern couniio- lie
viii also attend ae payment OF taxes ana reo'hpo Vi
,orl.i,rd lands stthe AUDITORS Once.
Refer. TO Stephen X, EIle.ton. Esq; Henry r. irving,
rn Snmpl Ma:x Esq., Cashier Bank OF Virginia;
Nr..-s Harris Gibson. Richmond, Va. Nov I1-cIy
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- pair Richmond made Broguss, for sale ON accom-.
modu,ing terms, by n DEVEREUX,
Leather Dealer 132 Cary Street, between
Sept lo-cd The Columbian Hotel and the Basin.
~ OTICE.-1he heirs Of Alexander Keen, deceased
afs hereby notified that said Alexander Kean died at
this place on the d day of March, 1874 He sngrated 70
this place from the atate Of vgns about year 1901
JOHN U. 6EIGER Aduinistrstor
Centre Village Camden County, Georgia, July 6-c4m
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IsKUI EkN IND TVN1 TISSTO-N DI SINTssSs~.
nNiE uLir.IEn"G having h.sOcnted under the frm o!
L RALFkI Il NCRRlSS, 10 transact the Cominis'
n Forw srding -nt Wnulese Grocery business respect
.y aor heir 'rieud. md the public that all orders
':'"s them will meet with prompt attention. Business
~ conducted lhcrt and satisfactory terms. anu
t,aE attention paid 4" the snles of Wheat anu Iohac
C,rucr {" l"h and Cnry streets Richmond. Va
VIM. n. BARRET,
Oc .t,-r.rr R F. NORRIS
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rnE LKwi~rON PLANK ROAD COMPANY

I'VE LEWISTON PLANK ROAD COMPANY,
e .9r'd OF Directors huvc' In pursuance OF the power
h.'t h"ni called meeting OF tho stockholders, TO be
L1h"hoGrs Courthouse, on MONDAY, the 18th Of
0' h'y will pleas" aaend in person or by proxy.
r-'-''H W. w. WEBB Clerk of Co.
E1"hiABIE STEAM ENGINE AND SAW
so.l "tL "L FOk SALE.-E.ng determined 70 remove
H. Ia, ever Tor -le No l. twenty horse power Steam
T.. ~ rory rrduc,si price.
s been worked Only about six month"; ju.tlo long
per.ec p3Tc is excellence s1d is warsu,ed 10 be os
tsr ,sr .cns as can be purchased on any thing like
TE6. : g"'E 10 DASDRlDGE & HART Richmond, or
10, c,.r :, NLAsCS, Jr Ruthcr Glen p Office Caro-.
ept2t-ed
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DISSOI.CTIOS.

T.NiE Co-Par;nrrshp OF GARRETT q ANDERSON
i, this dsy d-sovcd by nIuanl con-"n' EthcT par;
- l use the name OF the late firm in the settlement OF
:: ,-,,rs ALEX. GARRETT.
Sen, Ia. RO. NJ ANDERSON
Tn. subscriber will continue the Grocery and Comma
sion Business At the old stand No ~ Main street lie VII
ave his personal attention the sae OF all kinds o! conn
w produce consigned 10 hn Nc Is under many ohga
, 10 his frend and acquantanccs for IN" liberal cup
:o-: received from :hen and hopes by strict attention to
iu.inn.s to merit q continuance Of the same. -
a.. lin ALIEN GARRETT
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YHNE subscriber offers for sale privately, the tract OF
u land ON which he AT prcscn, resides, lying On South
Anna River aud Beech Greek, ~ miles from Richmond
and seven miles Slash Cottage the r. F. and T.
Railroad containing about four hundred Better than
one half is arabic land high of Improvement nnd
well adapted the growth of wheat oats and tohnc
co: good portion OF being river and creek low grounds
The balance is well se, in oak and pine
It abounds in number of tine springs, h'ordng
sthnt II supply of as pure water ms any in virginia.
The improv cncnfs consist of dwelling with our rooms
in comfortable repair together with addition of hrec
rooms connected TO the main dwelling by porch this part
will be repaired if required before sale barn, corn
house. grHnary. smoke house. carriage house, &c
The location 10 healthy any i'll Eastern Virginia.
The society good. minute description ID deemed
unnecessary inasnuch those who may desire to Pur
chase will call aud examine for themselves.
Terms will be made accommodating
C. f. MCDOWELL,
~, Y Foot Poet Office.
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NEW CONCERN have this day taken In CO.
~ partner j., my brother, JOHN 7. BUTLER. the
conc"Tn be conducted IN the name OF JAS J. BClLEh
4 co
Thankfully ~! tc patronage heretofore 90 lheroly be-
slowed on BTLER TiNsLEl will be pleased to have
continuation w.: ti- t!-ln.
aur,,., s-.iImyc.!n JAS r BUTLER
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DROCrES, Ke.seys. and other articles oi Negro
PENlTENTIARY STORE.
Oct 2.-tiNoy tNo, Pesri St;r-'.
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VHNfE unierslgieu ofer5 Tor MS IhfHi
IL Rapid Ann River, i'll Culpcpcr county, adjoining the
lands of DR.. Walter Somcrvile, VIM Robertson, de-
ceased, Mira. Mary IIuehson and others, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES. and situated
within and half miles of Milchel!s Station, four
miles the Rapid Station. both the Orange mud
Alexandria Rail Road, miles from culpeper Court
House. eight miles from the Plank Rond ,hrtyfve from
Frcdrrckshurg and within few hours do per rail road
TO Richmond Alexandria or Washington City.
This iurm well located large proportion consisting
of first quality river bottom and the balance in fine state
of Improvement. and under good enclosures The
DWELLING HOUSE contains six rooms, new addition
having been lately constructed with MI necessary out
BULL
Persons wishing to buy landed property will do well 10
examine my premises taking into consideration s healthy
location good society, hne and lie naly facilities 10
the different markets and It's accessibility 10 Railroad Tor
the sale OF timber &c Of which has abundance gives
it an advantage which huE few farms possess and cnn
confidently that there no land in the county or
bordering the river that makes better crops according
TO size susceptible OF Improvement than this iarin
which now offer at private sale.
1t is unncscsssry gvn more extended dcscripton
purchasAs invited judge for thcInsevc Those
disposed make Propositions address III Mitchels
Stston, Cupeper county, Va. .
DC, lL-clm WM A. ROBERTSON.
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PIcEPocXErs-Many persons Mt the Petersburg
and Norfolk Far, We're robbed of their pocket-b0ok-,
and the light fingered gentry from both place.
arc now no d"uLt OF visit t" our city for III" put
pose of carrying on eher tIIievng operations. Lo"k
out for them.
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Petersburg For m improved moving and rcapin=
machine. 5, To Church X Kinney, Petersburg. For
bay colt years old, thorong.hr 10, to jas Gun
servants. , 10 Mr.. Irhy. of N"t"way. For Ii mos.
nl! rad. sow. to Nj .Inn. G.. Turpin Of Chester
field For one case nj birdie bs. manufactured by liz"
exhibitor ). to T.. 7. Morrow. Christ!an>burs. Fora
fine painted md shIrd sign, to W. IT, JarvIS "i re-
r,burr For twin cattle, =, Ia Dr. Inn. II. Brand"r.
of Dluwi,dic. For one grey mare, quick and well
broke, :. Ia Dr. Wake. OF Chesterfield.
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cumstulc.r.
1t mny !oc true, as the star aiiirns, that 'thc
friends of certain candidates oppose the rule, because
il will defeat the nomination Of their iavorcs,
but this impuatun docs not dlscrcdit the sound
ness of their opinion. Nor do We regard the
argument of the !Sar conclusive Of the poll
cy of the tro-thirds ruir The principle may be
as mschievous and absurd IN State Convention, ~
it is wise and just in its appcaon 10 Presidential mo-
limitations. There is no analogy between the cases.
In National Conventions th" rule serves to protect the
pccuiiar interests of u minority from outrage by
dominant majority. In II State there is no such an
tagonsm of interest, and consequently necessity
Tor this restraint tn" will of the majority. The
election of President il not determined by majority
vote of the people but Of electors representing the
States. Hence tho >rlcctkl "f candidate should
not be under the absolute ctrol of majority in the
Convention In this Sntc the majority ot the people
elect their Governor, and proper that pnjorlty
Of the Convention SHOULD select candidate. In na-
tionnl Conventions the electoral vote OF the STATES,
not the strength OF the Democratic party, Is repre-
sencd; in State ConvcntionF the delegates represent
the Democratic uf each county, and the choice
of a majority of the Convention is choice OF ml-
iority of the Denocrn of the State. Is it proper
that the will of the Il" c'y should be overrued and
thwarted except by ~ pressure OF some such neccs-
sity as that which conTrns the adoption Of the two
thirds rule in Natiuna! Cunventuns The will OF the
majority is the law OF the party. This il the vital
principle of Democracy.
But precedent well as reason is against the two
thirds rule The Star is unfortunate in ts citation of
authority for in the Convention OF 1850 tho majority
principle prevailed. Governor johnson wus nominu-
ted by majority vote. For ourselves tn
observe the established usages of the party, aud to
oppose all experimental innovations.
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IuC,> p. THOMPSON, Jh.--We learn t-tvs tI'
Lynchburc Rcpublicaa,j with feeling OF deep roget.
that this Young gentleman died at Amherst Court
House on SATURDAY, night last. His disease was ~
phoid fever Mr.. Thompson was but III the incIrI-
ency of manhood-not more than twenty thrc" ~"
twenty four years Of age. He ha Just located a.
Amherst Court House to pursue the profession :" ta"
and had wui in the most ,;nnrnt degree, the conf
dcnce aul respect Of the community. II" war tho
son Of JulS' Thompson, ol S;aumtoa, and had
worry lerge connection.
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FATAL AcclDENr.-A negro man named Isaac.
slave to Mr. .Jancs 7. Caldwell Of Ayletts King VII
liam county, was killed near Rockets on Friday
afternoon lie hal been brought from home by hi-
master with horse and cart to load Il vessel with
moulding sand TOR his master foundry and was work
ing AT bank OF earth the foot Of Main street wr"n
catching hin, under it and Instantly killing him.
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FrGIrIvEs.--Of late, tsays the Washington cry
Senncl,l number Of fugitive s;'.v,s from Mary'oui
and Virginia, have found their way t" WUh.ngton.
but being unable Ia dscove: an underground III!
road" they took measures Ia return 10 their OwB,r-.
Within the Inst three weeks sinv" voluntarily wen
tu the jail, 'to cleft until called Tor; and one ui-hr
this week another sought III" rcs!cucc at alnacsrn'
and surrendered himself. In both cR-'. 'hc p,:srwr
by whom they were committed received III" reward
offered lor their apprehension.
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MYRTLE PLAIN FOR SALE.


General Agents, No. lis, Main street.
We have also for SALE half OF valuable Gri-t Mill and
scrcral dc,irsble Farms April 2s-ccowtf.
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CoMIxG BCK.--The Winchester Nirginian SAYS
"A family which had moved some years since from
Fauquicr County, and settled in ONO, passed i.rou-h
town the other day, 10 spend tie htlnncr OF then
,!nvs on the sunny side u, the Blue Rid&". NInn. y"
doubt would follow their example. if they could ""'r
come the pride OF false consistency.
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Iro satisfied that their fuVoTltcs cannot
II, requisite number of votes, if that rule
ptcd. We are for the rule. We hope TO
d in this Convention, M it was adopted
tate Convention. We believe il To be- II
isc rule, and we think that the mnn VIII"
" nand twu-;hirds Of the voters oi II noini-
cntion, ought not TO be presented as n
the party. 1t was considered wise,
'ssary rule for tho Convention u! 1850. and
4 us wise, just aud necessary rule i'll the
Il of 1851 When rules are found to work
is " part of wisdom to adhere To them, and
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RICHMnSp As \ MAEAEr.--Ih- last Greenbri
Fra says "Oue tw" OF our merchants buy alto
gcihcr in Richmond nnd others are gradually uyI":
their hand there. There s."m- /" he rm"Piu'on pretty
generally entertained thu: for fall sales, at least, ErN
mnnd has advantages over any Northern marh"; L.,
her merchants pcrSrvrrc i'll their competition lpr rai",
and they will long reap the re"ard "t Their cnrr
prisr."
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The WEATHEE.-Wo have had Il Il l"u.ld rain, So
turtng the earth ,or"Gghy rcvivinc the TALL crops
allay,lg the dust and rendering the occasion e" tho
Fair most agreeable a- The weather il concerned
Our predictions Of FRIDAY u,git were fully confirmed
by rain early Oh Saturday morning, which continued
10 fal! bri-kly uriur tlc greater portion "i The day
The genera. desire IS, ;h'. I!e weather may con
rnuc lair during the present Week.
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FIRE WoRks.-Wc invite the attention of our r.a-
lers To the grand exhibition oi Fire Works. II: the
Arn"ry, this evening. There viii hr display "o
learn, cXcecn. in grandeur aud trlinucy ANY %! ;h'
similar exhibitions which have heretofore drawn to-
gcther NJ the same place unusually large and delighted
crowds.
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We observe with equal surprise and regret that the
able editor uf the valley Star Expresses himself in ia
"i ado ting the T'~o- Thirds Rulr i'll the mp
pr"achnS Democratic Convention. This is his Ian
guago
One o; t;'e questions which will excite considera-
BILE interest, and discussion in the Convention, will br
the az 'ro- IHTdS Rnir." Some Of the friends Of
certain candidates for the nomination are, "a we hap
pen to know. opposed 10 tho adoption of tlHs rule
not becaus2 the rule itself is wrong, but because
they dro satisfied that their fuvoTitcs cannot
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r;td number of advertisements will be taken for the
lI nsner but no deduction will be made any but
Hey y3vertisements-these will be inserted at onefourth
yea Sear9b han m the regular charge.
less la or business Cards, not exceeding five lines
% Inserted in either the Weekly Semi-Weekly for
WI months so for twelve months; in both pa
g $40 for six months, SIS for twelve months.
@ The Daper will be sent to advertisers for six months
.ba YEAR free of charge.
or Subscribers and others who wish to send money
Editor can do at all times by mall and at his
10 the Pcents for all will be promptly transmitted
1IA 1I,tars to the Editor must come free of postage.
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fHRNs PRO ENSR Bg1RER
The above establishment has successful operation
about and has turned of the best STEAM
ENGINES SAW MILLS that have operated in this
Orders are solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
e a
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable me o fill
with dispatch and puneuay all orders after the 1st of
The following certificate will show character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AUBRY! Cumberland, May Is, 1852
"Mr. SnAs BuRNsDear Sir: Our Engine and Mills made
fully meet expectations The ENa1SE as to FINISH and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and is inferior to
IN the Stale OF the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS run with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
In ordinary saving we cut in common sized log foot
through feet log
cut 40 feet per The only objection we have
heard urged is it takes many hands haul up logs
JONES & BARBEE.'
FACT rs; FICTIoN.-JUsT PUBLISHED, THE
Po1NTs By the Ladies of the Mission The Publishers take
pleasure inviting the attention of the moral world to this
charming production the most remarkable
offered public and they confidently present it as
OF the most touching and impressive volumes which have
Tine M THIS Tor
are not fancy sketches written for the purpose of
simple commercial speculation but the written of
fallen ones who ha been mssed of lost who have
been reclaimed of IdenesS which has been led Indus
try; of Drunkenness which has thrown the Cup of
Poverty which has put the garb of Comforts of Des
r eTen wnfh oa has m to HRe 5 of % Whh
which has thrown off Falsehood Crime and Shame,
The volume overows with incidents which real With
pictures drawn from fancy, but from life-the whole
vital truth As whole the publishers present it
of the truthfuest mirrors of human weakness mfr
cling Christian fahfuness and heros offered the
pN'''' '' e"f HENRY D. TURNER,
N. c. Bookstore,
Raleigh, N. G.