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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-08-09

Our Book TABLE.-Is flied with maga-
zines sc. First in order, we are mnch pleas
ed to notice the improved appearance of the
Black Rirer Wdtchman, and Spartanbnrgh
Spartan. Mr.. Smyth the editor and propri-
etor of the Georgia Home Gazette, has pur-
chased from Mr.. Whitaker the Southern Ec-
lectic. which, with the Home Gazette is
merged into one periodical with the title OF
"Southern Eclectic and Home Gazette."-
Subscription price 30 per year, Two copies
$5, Three copies Sc. Address.
JAMES NJ. SMYrH
. Augusta Ga.
The Soil oftbe South, Agriculturalist and
Cultivator are all well filed this month.
Putnams Magazine for August is the best
we have seen, and will claim more exten.
ded notice from us next week.
Blackwood for July, is an excellent mum
Der. Some articles of great interest
This number commences new volume
and therefore an excellent time 10 subscribe
See prospectus in another column.
The publishers Messrs L. Scott g. C.,
New York, will accept our thanks for fur.
nishing us with back numbers of the Re.
views rs requested.
The Ladies' Wreath for August is the
best number we have seen. Price only
81. Published by Burdick g. Scoyille
New York.
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1t is with great pain we hear of the death
of Rev. SAMUEL DUSwoDY, of the NJ. +.
Church. He was the oldest preacher in the
South Carolina Conference, and Iabored
zealously to the last in the " ork which he
was called to do. He died at h s residence
in Cokesbury, on Sunday, the 9th ult.
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Mr.. TERENCE O'HAsLos, one Of the old.
est Gf moi the oldest) citizen of Columbia,
died on the 9th ult, aged 80 years. He
was born in Tipperary county, Ireland, in
i764, and emigrated to this country Mt an
early age. He had been resident of Co
lumbia for fifty years.
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OPEN CorToN-An open boil of cotton
was exhibited on Saturday last, at the meet
ing Of the Agricultural Society, from the
plantation of NJ. p. CRAWFORD, ESQ.
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Washington, Aug. ., 1854.

e6SBs ~ tOtN.
The canadian Reeiprocsey and Pishevy
Treaty has been ra,i6ed BY the Senate.
Amer the reading Of the journal Of yes
terday, Senator Butier to-day made a srposs
from the Judiciary Committse with regard
to the seat Of senator Williams, Of New
Hampshirs- Mr Williams was appointed
BY the Governor 70 represent NE State M
Ill the meeting Of tbs Legislature. The
latter body mat and adiourpsd without elect
ing sueeessor 70 Ms. W. nevertheless NJ.
w. wa. not sntitied 20 The scat--it yirtaally
became vacant when ihe Legislassrs asaera-
b.cd. This was IN seeordance with the de-
eision ~ sks senate In the similar ease ef
SsBaios Phelps, Of Vermont.
Amemosial was presented and referred,
from American citizens, prayiag semsssra-
lion ier tbs d:sirucsioo Of their psepssty a
GFeytowB. 81 ~
Tho Hopse amendmssts 10 shs bin max.
ing Taseumbia, Ala. . port Of satFy. were
concerned IN.
Tho Iieuse biil malinr spp,apdasiops
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Additional by the Alps.

Bos:oN July 81.
There were rumors Of new negotiations
and OF threatenings on the part of Austria
towards Russia. Il was stated that Austria
and Prussia were not satisfied with the Cars
reply.
In the English Parliament, Lord John
Russell gave notice that the Government
would ask for additional war credits. The
opposition will en- nleavor to defeat the min.
istry on this occasion.
The Alps brings no mails or passen-
gers.
Further by the Alma
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ANOTAER CANDIpALE-We announce in
to-day DR.. Williamson as a candidate for the
Senate.
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Washington, July 81.


The House Is Discussing the General Ap.
preparation bill.
a message wns r,lrived from the Presi.
dent stating that Captain Holins acted
strictly In accordance with his instruction in
bombarding San Juan.
The Senate spent the whole day in dis.
cussiue the bill for the relief of the widow
Of Batchelder, the United States Deputy
Marshal, who was killed in the Boston
riots.
CArHoLIcITY AND NArIvIsm times
ct this city states that the Roman Caiholic
Bishops Of the United States are divided In
regard to Brownson'. advocacy Of Natiyism
and have appealed t. Rome for the decision
Of tho head Of the Church.
LArEs PROM TExAs.--Advieea from Tex.
rs state that Captain Van Buren had died Of
his wounds.
A terrible hurricane visited Cook county,
destroying many Iiues. The Ell Pase mail
arrived 1t San Antonia on the 10th. Nine
trains were met suffering much for want Of
water.
CHOLERA AT NIAeARA.--A dispatch from
New York TO the Richmond papeara, dated
the 2sth inst, says that the cholera at Mag
ara 10 causing horrible mortality A dis.
patch from Buffalo says that the mortality
at Niagara is unprecedented. Il was com.
milling DREADFUL ruoa,,aa III. MI. 49,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Boston. frh. 10.
The steamer America arrived this
morning with Liverpool dates 10 the
Sist Of January. beng four DAYS later
than previous dates.
She brings the Antarctie's passen-
gers saved from the wreck Of the San
Francisco.
EASTERN AFrAIRs.-lt was ramorel
+. that collision Of the fleets in the
Black Sea had taken place but il was
not credited. The Russian feet had
proceeded to Sebastopol, except two
divisions.
On the 18th the Turks got possession
Of 'rurina Jamtra.
Great political excitement had Ia
ken place in Seryia.
Letters from st. Petersburgh say
that extreme measures are resolved
upon, ir explanations Of the Western
Powers are not satisfactory.
Forty-fre thousand Russians had
concentrated at kalalat, and great
battle was daily expected.
EASTERN WAR.-rliere is no doabt
but that the reply of the French and
English Governments to the last Rus
sian note was of i firm and decided
character.
An authentic letter from Bucharest,
of the 18th, states that the advanced
guard Of 0sten Sachen had arrived at
Bucharest on the 4th, and the main
body on the 18th.
The soldiers were ia a miserable
condition.
They had been forced to march
fifty days over the worst road. under
pelting rains.
Gorlschakof was preparing to leave
bucharest for Little Wallachia.
The campaign had not assumed a
favorable appearance, and Gortscha-
koif had not undertaken 10 prepare
operations, not having had orders to
do so from the highest authority.
Numerous wagon loads OF mounted
troops, and numerous insurgents, had
arrived at Krajava. for the purpose of
assisting Turkey.
France and England were firm on
the war question.
VERY LATEsT.-Prince Golischakoff'
has been dismissed, and ordered to re-
turn home to his estates; and General
Shlder has been appointed to succeed
him.
1t is. reported positively that the
Russians were preparing to throw
bridge across the Danube, for the pur-
pnsc Of cffectins the passage Of that
river.
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wHIG MEETING.

At a meeting Of portion Of The
Wings al Alamance cnlnty, held in
Graham ON the 18th pf February. on
m ,tioa. Gearg. Hurdle. ESQ. was call.
ed 10 The Chair. and james 5. Scott ap-
pointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolr-
tihns we're introduced for the cunside
ra'iua uf the meeting, and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, il is proposed BY the Wing
party of this State. TO hold conven-
ton in the city Of Raleigh on the alst
inst. 10 select a suitable candidate for
Governor; and the Wings of Alamance
desire to be represented in the saas
There ore,
n soirei. That we cordially approve
the lcct Of said Convention, and that
the Chairman Of this meeting appoint
twenty de esa:cs to represent Us IN
said Convention.
kesoiUes,, That while we pledge our
selves To give cheerful support to any
guoI and true Wing who may receive
the nomination of said Convention,
withoa; regard TO any particular Sec
ton II the Stale in which he may re-
siie. ~ uuuid respectfully suggest the
name nf JOINS 4. GnaER, Of Guillord
c0uaty, To the Convention.
Resided. That all believe North Ca.
rollna is entitled 10 an equitable pro-
portion of the public lands belonging
10 ihe general government, TO educate
her children, and construct her works
Of internal improvement; and that we
will not support any man for Governor
of the State, or any other prominent
Office, who is not IN favor of securing
to the State her share of said lands. or
the proceeds thereof.
Oh motion Of james L. Murray it
was
Resoircd. That the proceedings OF
tie meeting b. sent To the ilillsborough
Recorder, the Raleigh Register and
Greensberoush Patriot, with a request
70 publish.
GEORGE HURDLE, Chm.
D. S. ScorT, Sec'ry.
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FROM EUROPE.
Sandy Hook, Peh. 10


The steamer Africa, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 2Sth u!t.. has arriv.
e.l.
EasYgeS ArrAiRs.-.fhe conduct of
the Car was still eyasive. Iii. replv
was not expected before the middle of
February. He has appointed Count
Orlof to meet the Four Courts, to ex-
plain confidentially the terms On which
he will treat.
The Russians were making prepare.
tons to attack kalalat, aud several
skimishes between the belligerents had
occurred, butnothing of decisive ma
ture had taken place.
The allied fleets were on their way
10 Varna the Russian fleet was off
.Azoph.
L. was rumoretl, but doubted, that
Pain had succeeded Count Nessel-
rade.
Austria has hastily ordered 5000
men into Hungary.
The Genoese intend TO give Captain
ingraham public reception.
The Russian Japan squadron had
arrived at Hong Kong.
There was no news Of interest from
England or France. British ships
were blockading the port Of Bushare
IN the Persian Cult. Dost Mciamed
wa, at Canlahar
The fastest Vienns dates say chat
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The bes esidence that can he sjduced in "a
sor Of the effieariousness 0f Haohand's German
Biiirrs, prepared By DR.. q. ". Jackson. i the
unprecedented demand fnr them from 81 parts Of
The Union; and although there may be many
compounds prepared and represented as hiring
worthy OF liberal patronage. yea We ferl con-
strained 10 remark. that the sa-l numher az ies-
iinonials With which the worthy doctor has befn
honored, i.y persons Of the highest character and
resPeciabiiiiy. Who found IL necessary 10 have
rerourse to his preparation. i testimony snlIi
cienily conclusive. that more elrriual Temsdy
for The almost immediate relief Of those afflicted
With that dIreluI nalady, dyspepsia. has never
been discovered. Fkiladg. pa.
u For sale al ii.e Drug Slorr. 81
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The Latest Foreign News.

ENcLaNp.--The opening of Parlia.
mcnt took place on the 3lst of Janu.
airy. The Queen delivered her speech
in person. twas moderator tone. She
alludes to the Eastern difficulties in
terms Of regret, but says that her exer-
tons, in conjunction with her allies, in
favor OF an amicable settlement, would
still be persevered in. She congratu-
lates Parliament upon the alliance with
France in furtherance Of these efforts !;
but the opinion is expressed that the dan
ger of war is most imminent from hour
to hour, and she thinks it requisite to
make further augmentation of the
naval and military forces. with the
view Of more efectually contributing
to the restoration OF peace.
The speech states that the revenues
of the past year have been more than
the expenses of the Government. She
refers to the bill ordered to be framed
for opening the coasting. trade Of the
kingdom to all friendly nations, and
looks forward with satisfaction to this
removal of the last legislative restric.
ton upon foreign shipping.
The British army aud navy are to be
Immediately increased. and the Queens
proclamation was shortly anticipated
opening the enrolment for the navy.
The answer of England and France
to the Cars inquiries respecting the
entry of the allied fleets into the Black
Sea was unfayorable to the demands
Of the Car, and the departure Of the
Russian Ministers from London and
Paris was hourly looked for.
France is to send $4,000 men to
Turkey, while England will contri.
butte as her quota 10000 men, and pay
hall the total expenses Of the combined
forces.
The crisis is evidently close at hand,
and every thing now depends upon the
position taken by Russia.
1t is reported that Austria and Prus-
STA will cooperate with France and
England, but the rumor is doubted.
The Breadstutfs market heavy, with
a decline OF Is. on flour and Is. On
wheat. The Cotton market remains
firm.
The steamer Canada has arrived at
Halifax, with London aud Liverpool
dates to the ith inst. The following
telrgraphic summary Of her news. CO
pied from the National Intelligencer,
is quite warilke:
RUssIA.-Count OrloH's mission to
Vienna was for the purpose of asking
permission Tor Russian force to pass
through Hungary. 1t is reported that
ii Count Orolf' failed to obtain this
consent, the Gar would visit Vienna
in person.
1t is said that Count 0rlotf' is tlissa-
tisfed with his reception at Vienna |;
and it is further reported that the En-
peror Of Austria will regard the cross
ing Of tile Danube BY the Russian troops
as equivalent to declaration Of war.
TuRSEy.--No change has taken place
III the condition vi. affairs at kaiafat,
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and the report - severe battle there
Is not confirmed
All The allied fleets hare rrtuTned 10
their former anchorage IN Besika Bay.
causing mach astonishment wherever
il has been made known.
There were current several rsmors
Of naval engagement in the Black
Sea. in which the Russian feet MAS de-
streyed. This. kszever, needed Goa
firmaiion.
A portion Of the Turkish lecf had
gDne 20 Egypt for the purpose Of ship
ping $4,000 well-irained troops. in
Guiding regiment of heavy artillery
and regiment ef riaesnen.
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NOTICE.

sgNIIE subscriber having qualified, at the last
NovembcI Term Of Orange County Court,
as Administrator on the estate of George Warren,
deceased, late OF Choctaw county. Alabama, here
by gives notice to all persons indebted TO said es-
tate 10 make immediate payment; and to all per-
sons having claims against the estate, TO present
them duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribcd by law, OF this notice will be pleaded in
bar Of their recovery.
STEPHEN A. WHITE, Admir-.
January &c, 1854. 2l-3w
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1t is said that the bills new pending
in Congress for appropriation of the
public lands to Western Railroads, or
Western States, embrace about three
hundred millions of acres. This would
be equal To sumo fifteen States as large
as North Carolina and yet it is all
for the West. Not an acre will be
given TO this or any other Eastern
State. Can it be tolerated?
Raleigh Rcgisier.
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The Markets.--ine consequence ola fail.
ure Of the mail from Raleish last night, We are
unable 10 give the latest quotations of the Pc
tersburg market, On The 18Th alecEne on wheat
Of s a Toe. was noted, and The quotation Of SALES
was as follows. Red i95 and a0Oc.; White 200
aud 206c. Cotton was quoted al DC. Tobacco
Tugs, 4! So; common le.f. 0 81; fne Isaf
= $40. On the 10th. it was stated that Few
parcels Of wheat and corn were offered. hut were
generally Withdrawn. owing 10 the unsettled state
Of the market; tobacco continued in good de.
mand al previous quotations.
Al Fayetteville on the sih. Flour was quoted
at $3.50; Corn. Ito sI.l5; Cotton 81 c.
for hest; Candles Is a zoe.
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MAR lIED.

On Tuesday the I'd inst, by c. Z. Smith. esq.
Mr.. JAMS BAiS 10 Miss Manr r. ParL. all Of
this county.
On the 18th inst, by lie Rev. a. csfris, Mr..
wIllris w. RKDDiSs TO Miss AAHr J. Tar
LoR.
On the 18th inst, by the same. Mr. SAMUEL
w. WILSON 10 Miss ELlzaHnru NJ. RAY; all
Of Orange county.
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TnE REVISED SRATuTEs.-lhe Edi>
tor Of this Journal, Cthc Standard has
been awarded the contract for print
Ing for the Commissioners, Messrs.
Moore aud Biggs, the Revised Laws to
be laid before the next General As
sembly. The work will be executed
ON 'foolscap, with side notes, and with
numbered lines-40O copies.
Raleigt Standard.
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The Wing members of the Lcgisl; :
ture OF Kentucky have rendered to
Hon. ]. ]. Crittcnten public dinner,
n a token uf their high regard for him
as citizen, patriot, and statesman.
Mr.. Critten,len has accepted, and the
dinner will take place at frankfort on
the 9th inst.
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Notice.

~ Z are Iiissse1 % ilfurn cor fTiiaz.is aI,1 De
Fllsie ssurFzily. la siiscr ihe teshuc-
non, y Gre, q he siarez rrceEiiy arrEfifd y
.. sisd u nezrly or eniiTe sseek q China.
Glass. EaishrnNare. 6r.. Ne have. thsspgh ne
kandness e NrsSrs. Patisrson a Coofer. Com
nllssl0n MeErlasnls. mads urrsnsoEa<nis 10 oon-
Anns l'nslness N the siesr jasi vacssed b. ihrm.
81 NE tsuf a sycanlne siIerl. Hlirrr s< shall Be
happy 10 ~ our iIietsAs and al xks ~isA 10
purchAss any ding m saT linz. Our sfocs, ss
may ssy. vii he an eniiieiy nsx ens. and la
Psaoes. &C arc Isrpased 70 oissr "a sseai Induce
lnrnis a heretofore.
We avail ourselves a his opponuhiy 81 ls-
turning cur sincere thsnks foF ihs ver, literal
PaiEonsgr heretofore eaicndsd 10 rs. sr,d hspe by
our usual promPliiude ard ilrliiy 10 mein and
secure coniinuancs VI ihe sane.
KERR & MARBCRY, =,
Importer. and DeslrEs in China. Glass
snd EarilAeanaR.
Petersburg. Va. Feb N. 2s-sw
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Blacksmith Shop.

rESHE subscriber has now in operation one of
Il the most extensive Smith Shops ever carried
on in the town Of Hillsborough. Having pro-
cured the services of Mr.. JAMES III. BARNES, for
merly of Portsmouth, Va, as foreman, with other
good Nothern and Southern workmen, he beas
leave to say ina, he is now prepared to execute
all work in this line Of business in the best man.
ncr and at short notice. Plantation Work will
be done with neatness and despatch, and Horses
shod in the best manner. The iron work ON
coaches, bugges, &c. will be executed in a SUI
perior style and with proper regard 10 its dura-
bility. For further information call at his shop
south cast of the Court House.
A. e. MURDOCH.
January 25. 90
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NOTICE

n O IE E.
TH0SE indebted to RICHESON MICH
u OILS, on bis Store Books, either Ivy note or
account, are requested to come forward and set
lie without delay. The debtors may avail them
selves Of The opportunities afforded at The APP
preaching February and March Courts to make
payment; and ifnot paid before the end Of March
Court, they will certainly be placed in the hands
Of an officer for collection. The books arc in the
hands of Mr.. STEPHEN NICHOLS, who is
authorized 10 make the settlements.
II. NICHOLS.
January 3Olh, 1854. 2l-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
Land for Sale.

IsHE ssssrriber viii olIrr ior ale u The high
ct Bladder. on Tursiay Of Fsbu4r, couii.
irsrt Of Land. containing 25i acres. more or
less. lying on the mad leading from HillsIo,oush
70 Chapel HILL five miles sOulh Of Marlborough.
The above tract adjains ihr lands Of William
sirayhorn. Isaac Craig. and others: and has on
i good Dwelling HoUse aud out houses. a
goa'i meadow. aud Is veil iimlered. 4 small
portion Of u only Is in ruliivsian. All wishing
70 purchase laad viii do well 10 examine il Gnr
themselves.
A credit Of nine months will he given, the put
chaser giving i'ond and good security.
DAVID STRAYH0RN.
December .. H-tJs
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An effort is making. which we trust
will be successful, 20 establish line
of steamships between Havana, in the
island of Cuba, aud Wilmington, \.
Carolina.
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PAM Road NTeeiings.


+ he rrgursi q lTirIiIis d ne uurru,r,.t for
- buiL1ins Pi4nk Rad fran Nihsa "a Gen.
neei sab The Aonh caralina Rad Read q HiIls-
hesoush. snd b vince ~ me sssanriiy Erssrd il
ms - Psrsiarns a ilss Convention held al Pros
Pert hlh. hsfrbs eirs n0,ice u The fallsHing
mesinEs "a shs sutref q he PROPOSED Road.
and rlfne-aiy Fquest fhe fIixnds of Ihe enlei-
PIlse n st-eDd Al ths fiu'es AID pscrs &esisnzi-
Cd. via
in ne town q MiIlOn. % THURSDAY he ga
Of fehrassy insiani-
IN The ssER 4 Hiashareush. on "Wednesday
Che lsl u March, III heing "Wednesday u csurl;l
nisd
AZ L<skburg, on Saturday tie s,h az March.
JOSEPH ALLISON.
February 81. 1854. 81
CT Denoers, ami chronirse. ME.sn. are ne
qursisd 10 publish.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

ThlSfesd aill BE- within Is miles of n.
leigh AZ iis nearest 70 NJ; and NE are
ASSURED that # iiIe citizens Of Rale;gh
w0ald sear their share. road from this
city 70 the nearest point On the Chapel
Hill rad would be bailt. thus. BY the
Deep Riser improvement. puitlng Is
IN direct communication with the Chat
ham cal fields. Raj Star.
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Obituary.

Dirj. at Cherry Hill, the residence Of his son,
near Milton, on Sunday the I2lh instant. Mr..
Javrs PALMER, senr., formerly Of this county,
in the roth scar II bis age.
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Law Notice.

THE sulScnbrr having rrn"sed 10 Rsleigh.
respectfully oiirrs has seivires 10 al persons
iayins businrSs - tie snWrme couri. OF ia the
county and Superior couHs "a Make and ad.
dining conniirs. - IN Attorney aud Counselor.
grOni-e, Fayetteville Street. nraT Yafb.-
oush's. EDWARD caATWELL-
Rslcigh. January 10. 1888. 2s-3w
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n OtiCe.

HAVING sold an interest in the Drug Sto-e
10 w. johnson Freeland, the business will
be conducted ia future in the name of
. SCHOOLFlELD s. FREELAND.
All persons indebted to me viii please come
and settle up, or they may expect to find their
accounts in an officers hands for collection, as
must have money and the old concern must be
wound up. 5. d. SCHOOLFIELD.
January 8. ~
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Livery Stables.

M TnE undersigned, having
W A-ws> formed copartnership for the pur-
a.A yS pose, have opened a Livery Stable
81 yaS in Hlisborough, at the old stand
60 rsSsaS formerly occupied by MIR. Robert
F. Morris, and are now prepared 10 take care Of
as many horses as the public may favor them
with. Their Stables ave in good repair, and their
Crib well supplied with Forage. They will
spare no pains TO make every thing agreeable
about their stables. Give them trial.
or Vehicles and Horscs will I've hired by the
day, or for a longer time, at reasonable prices.
IIEDGpETII & G.ARRARD.
FEBRUARY :. :3u :