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ST., Fayetteville, Oct. 8. 1858. 62-t

FINE FRUIT! FINE FIsgsT:2
Ten Thousand Apple Trees of the kinds ripcn-
ing in succession from the earliest to the latest Ten
Thousand Peach Trees of the finest kinds ripennc in
succession. from early in June to November. One
Thousand Cherry Trees Of the finest kinds ripcninr in
succession, from the first of May July; also fine
assortment of Aprcots, Nectarncs. Pluns Pears and
Strawberry plants for sale at the Pathological Gardens
and Nurseries. at Cane Creek, Chatham county and
New Garden Guford county. Orders for trees should
be sent in early. Catalogues viii he all app-
cants.
During my absence my brother, Owen Lindley. will
deliver trees at Cane Greek, and my son. Albert G
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ted to thcr

All busncss entrusted to them Will be punctually
attended to.
Wilmington, Jan'y IA, 1854. 7s-1v
NOTICE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale, his LANDS. six miles
North Of Fayetteville, and about one mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road. consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty Of land suited
to the making of Turpentne or Timber There is also
on the prsmses good Saw and Grist Mill: all in good
repair and now in operation also, Dwelling and all
the necessary outhouses in good repair.
Aiso aiother tract of two hundred and fifty acres on
the head yaers of Carvcr's Greek, known Tarry
Place onwhch there small Farm. Dwelling House
and Other houses.
On thetirst named tract there is about twenty
five thousand Turpcntnc Boxes, from four years
old. -
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Runaway from the subscriber, his Negro men, JOHN
and TOBEI. John is about 26 years old, 6 feet inch
high, weighs about 1S5 100 lbs Tobey aged about
22 years. feet 9 inches high stout and weighs IT'S
lbs They were bought from Mr. James Surles of Cum
berland county, and will probably he lurking in that
neighborhood. Tobey has wife at Mr. Richard Birds,
in Johnston County. Twenty-Five Dollars for either
or Fifty Dollars for both will be paid for their appre
cnslon and delivery to the subscriber for their
hnement in Jail in the State that he can gct
them An additional Of One Hundred Dollars will
he paid for the conviction of any person of harforin
the above Negroes.
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notice.
Oct, IS. 1883 ly pd
1900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
al Land located in the lower end of Richmond
it is about equdistant from Floral College Lauren
burg Ill Ugh School. and Laurel Hill. The Land is well
adapted to the growth of corn. cotton wheat. &c. 1t
also offers great inducements to these enga in the
turpcntnc and lumber business. | have constituted
Alexander Mclean, Esq. my agent, during my absence.
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workmcn in his employ, and is prepared to execute all
Jobs at the shortest notice and reasonable
Orders promptly attended to- For further information
address the subscriber at Johnsonyil1c. Cumberland
county. \. c. d. i. JOHNSON.
November Is. 1858 y-!pd.
GILE-'S PLUS ULTRA I.gtsEisKE.
The Subscriber. practical Boot maker of some cX-
Dcrence. has for time been sensible
lesder0tm to be yet supplied to the public in the
Of suitable burnsh for boots and shoes. Most of the
articles used either injure the leather fail
lmpart that lusrc so necessary to give to mans
derstGnding proper finish. lie has therefore. dur
ing the last twelve months. been devoting himself
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Jan'y IA, 1854 3mpd

DIR. T.. c. HALL.
Has removed to the well-knOvn stand of the
inson, corner of Green and Bow streets.
April % 1862. tt
Highly Important to HOusc.&cfEern.
NIATEESSEISt { MATTRESSES: MATs<l.sSES:
M competition: III the trade dcGrd
The subscriber htgs leave inform tie p.lI,lic thai
he has constantly hand and is turing to
der. all kinds and sizes of MaresscK which he intends
to sell % per cent cheaper than similar establish
nent IN this place. Having served apprentice
to the business of the cities nc trust.
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TO ca!l and sec spccl

JOSEPH OFT ARBiRG.
January 2l. 1854.
CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
Attorney Law, Fay NC.
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets
Feb'y 3. 1853.
j. w. BAKER
Has received from the North the largest finest and
most carefully selected stock of FURNITU ever
fcrcd in this market. consisting of fashionable pancd
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Staple and Fancy Dry. Goods
Embracing every style ana quality Ladies' Dres Goods
Also, all STYLES Of Goods Geflcinen,s wear Fine
Moleskn and other styles fashionable Dress Hats Satin
and Straw Bonnets; Boots and Shoes etc
csS- We call particular attention to splendid as
sOrtment Of
Ready-madc Clothing
Of the very best material and workmanship
In our stock may be found all Goods suited to the
season at the very lowest market prices All in want
of Goods in our line win please give call
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q ~ V..1 . %.
IL. IiAREAUGH,
Architect ana Builder, Fayetteville, N c.,
Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
t" execute PLANS of every description-such State
and Court Houses. Prisons, &c Also, Churches. Cot
tages and other public and private edifces. costing
from $500 to Si0Go0 Bridges, Roofs, &c Nc. all with
Specifications and Contracts made for the same lie
wiz also supcrinteud all kinds of work
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-:
The l4th of the 10th mo-. 7e5-3m
AZ Home Again.
W. DRACGHON has the pleasure of informing his
customers and the public that he has his stock
Of Goods to his store. at the old stand
His recent purchases in New York and Pl!adcIphia
makes his stock complete He has on hand for sale at
low prices, full stock of
GEQccries and Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes.
Hardware & Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware.
Window Glass, Clocks,
Pure French Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Crox
and Old Jamaica Ram.
Port, Madeira, Brown and Golden Sherry
Malaga, Sicily, aud Scuppernong Wines:
Old Rye Whiskey,
With his usual large stock of Domestic Liquors
AIs, "a lozei, WoIfn.S Aro,,,+io co,,,o;1...,
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g., A VI. IL
GILL's SUPERIOR BooT AND SHOE BvRS1sH
May be found j. \. Smiths Drug Store. and nj
the boot and shoe manufactures of NJ Faulk and Ma
than Skies. Call and try it. TIiOS GIIT..
January 4 1854. If
A. NJ. Cam b L.
AUCTIONEIR 81 COMMISSION MERCHANT
FAYETTEVILLE, n. C..
October l, 1853.
State of North Carolina--1eos,e County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-To Echx,ory
Term, 1854.
Bright Williams Administrator Of Alfred r. ROGERS
Henry Rogers, Ebenezer Rogers, ard others
Petition to sell Slave for the payment of Debts
1t appearing to the Court that the following persons
OF kin of the testator, Alfred R. Rogers are
residents Of this State, to wit Mary Deer and wife
Polly. -- Barnes and wife AIilly, Nancy Rogers,
who are the brothers and sisters of said Alfred r.
Rogers; Zany Jesse. Henry. Bigum Buddy. Looper
Dew Ebenezer Barield, Irwin Scott and wife Mary
Ann Robert Susan. Sealy Hinant and Han nah Rogers
are the children OF Dew Rogers deceas d. who
brother of said Alfred r., the intestate Henry Rcg-
ers Ebenezer Rogers Harrell and wife Hannah Har-
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committed, for nexcr before has the test been
SO fairly presented of whether there is any mar

ty at the North really friendly to hcn rights
md # there is, who they Charleston
f1lercu~y
g ~~~~~~~-~~~>~~~~~~>~>~~~
Cure for viruent Sman Fox or SesrIatlna and
/ Measles.
4 merchant and ship owner of this city has
had the following reel pc sent him from England
| where it was furnished by Mr. Larkin member
Fof the Royal College of Surgeons, and who
vouches for it medicine that will effect a
| revolution in the healing art, regards the
prevention and cure, not only Of small pox, but
also of measles and scaratina, however malg-
nant the type, in manner more efficient and
extraordinary than could ever have been hitl I.
erto anticipates even by the most ardent phil
anthropist"
''On the first appearance of fever Or irritation
uSherlng in attacks, whether occurring in ia
miles or large communities, the sul,joincd mode
OF treatment should at once be entered on !:
Take one grain of powdered foxglove or,!igi-
tails valuable in the ratio of greenness-the
dark should bc rejected) and one of sulphate of
zinc this article is commonly known as white
vitriOl.) These should be rubbed thoroughly
III a mortar or other convenient vessel with four
or five drops of water; this done noggin Cor
about four ounces) more, with some syrup or
sugar, should be added. OF this mixture a ta-
ble spoonful should be given an adult, and two
teaspoonfuls to a child, every second hour, until
symptoms of disease vanish
LINUS conducted cOnvaleSence, as Ii by magic,
will result. The rapidity of an event SO auspi-
cious will equally delight and astonish. 1t may
however, be necessary to further note, that
should the bowels become obstructed in progrcss
of the disease, an evil by no means common,
then a drachm of the compound powder of japan
(formed of two parts cream of tartar with one
of jalap) and one grain of the herb treated as
above formed into pastil with syrup or sugar,
should be given to an adult, and ha.f the guam
tity to child This simple medicine shuts ont
every other form or article whatever, as totally
unnecessary, if not pernicious.
"The methodus medeadi of these medicines.
capable of effecting results so gigantic, remain
now only to be given, and appears to be fol-
lews: The herb, by its anti febriIe properties,
lays hold at once Of the fever, the prolific sour
ces of woe. which it Immediately strangIe while
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Nov T. 1883 3m
WAGGN.-A two horse wagon with fixtures comm, etc
for SAFE J. 4 T. WADDILL.
Dec. L. 1858. 72-tf
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Il c. McLEAN-
Deccn,bcr 2. 1853 7a1f
EDW'D McPI IERSON
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Domestic DRY GOODS,
"a Park Place and 10 Barclay street New YoaK
November I. 1853 nd
PLANTATION AND LAND FOR
Tho subscriber offers his Pianta and Land for
sale, situated the East side of Cape Fear River
about four m les from FayEsteviiic> There about
800 of land 30 of which cleared and under
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dersigned have this day formed copartncr
ship the name and style of
COUNCIL, CAIN L CO.,
For the pdgpose Of transactng General Mercantile
bnsiaess. They have good stock of Goods on
hand at the old stand of J. T. Council L Cain where
they will begiad to their friends and the public
generaHy. JOHN T. COUNCIL.
RICHARD s. CAIN.
ALEXANDER RAY.
r. s. All persons owing J. T. Council L Cain debts
OF long standing are requested to call and settle with
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Sawyers who left England some time between
1710 and l716 and settled in South Carolina,
will call OH Joseph Powell, Esq, of GeenyiIlc,
South Carolina, they will learn that they are
entitled to large estate in money, which has
been deposited in the Bank of England for ma
ny years. 1t is unclaimed Their fathers name
was William Sawyers. Their mothers, Han
nah Hurst or IIust.
INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-Extravaganc we
say, has struck in. 1t appears that some orc
has returned from Europe with the information
that ladies of high rank there frequently spend
more money upon that part of their wardrobe.
which is unseen, than upon that which is seen.
Hence, the ruling ambition of the season. amcrer
the newly enriched. is to possess the costliest
article of invisible attire; toexhibit at home TO
particular friends, and at street crossings and
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terms. Persons wishing to pul


please cal on the subscriber who will take pleasure
showing the above lands.
WN r. BOLTON.
Oct. 27 ,IIs53 65-tf
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
. S.AM'L J.. .HINsDN-E
81 + 1zs1EH xnd GExCISI
GAipEN SEED-gruwth of 1853:
s .As.ARAGUs,
s BEANS-Early China.
Early Valentine,
Early Mohawk,
Large Lima -
sBEETS-Early Blood Turnr,
White Sugar.
Early Flat Bassano, -
Long Blood Red, -
CORN-Sugar Sweet,
CABBAGE-Early York. ;"
Early Sugar Loaf,
Early fat Battcrses.
Large French Ox-hcad, =
Large York,
Large English Drimhead,
Fine Drumhead Savoy,
CAULIFLOW ER-Early Londopt
CARKOT-Long Orange,
Early Horn,
CELERY-White Solid.
CUCUMBER-Early Russian,
Early Cluster.
London Long Green.
EGG PI.ANT-Iarge Purple,
LETTUCE--Royal Cabbage,
Large Green Ice Head
Ice Coss,
MELON-Pine-appe:
Nutmeg,
Water
ON1ON-Wethersfcl Large tied,
yellow Silver Skin,
PARSLEY-~Double Curled,
PARSNIp-Long Smooth.
PEPPER-Large Bull Nose,
Sweet Mountain,
TUMPKIN-C0nnect;cu Field,
ADISH-Eariy Long Scarlet.
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JhairS oil every variety Fine rosewood Pianos {B
let X Cos. of Broadway. New York;
oct"b"r ", 1898 1vpd
~ U L I~ NJ

THOSE who arc indebted to by Note or Account
VIII please settle the And all debts due me pri-
or TO The is Jan 1898 must be settled longer
dulgencc cannot be given.
A. 4. McFIETHAN
Oct l. 1853. If
h II MJECIIISON,
Commission" and Forwarding Merchant.
N1LMISGToN, y. c.
January :. 1854
MOTTO
Having purchased the interest of IT p I-u1or,roo1
in the firm of G W. Lawrence & Co. | VIII continue
business as heretofore at NJ M>RY'S G GARpEH
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UITV III III

S1lck an cott IN Mattresses Looking Glasses: Willow
Wagons and Cradles: patent self swinging Cradles
Side Boards Bureaus; Secretaries and Book Cases
Nhat-NotS; Tables. all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle
Stands; WardrObcs: Picture Frames and Glass; Window
Shades: Corniccs: Curtain Bands Sofas in Mahogany
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agreelnent, 1t was necessary to take passage in
her' fhe appointed day found him on the
wharf, ready to take his departure The rorter
mad inst deposited his trunk on the vessels
aeck, when gentleman, who had been watch
% "'s me young mans movements, stepped up
ana inquired whether they were to have the
pleasure of each others company on so long and
tedious voyage, as all such VOYAGES usually
were at that day. Receiving an answer in the
ahrmatlvc, they were soon engaged in fricrdly
converse.
The gentleman resident of tho place
and we'll acquainted with the people Asana
tural consequence, young r. had many anxious
inquiries to make in regard to the people. eli
mate, &c, and especially in reference to his
new employers when what was his surprise and
perty and respectability, they were negroes of
the blacklist dye. In a moment his mind was
made up what course to pursue, under these
new developments. AS the color of his employ
crs was matter of considerable Importance to
him, and nothing had been mentioned, in the
agreement of this singular feature he felt HIM
self free from all obligations to fulfil his engage
ment and in few moments his baggage " as again
on the wharf. And when the brig unftlrled her
sails to the breeze, it with one less than her
anticipated number of pas. engers.
Those who stood on the wharf that fine No
vember morning, watching the white sails, as
they blended with the horizon around, saw her
for the last time
Months rolled away; every probability that
ingenuity could devise had been absorbed in
accounting for her protracted voyage. Mothers
and eisters had received every fresh suygc st;ou
OF hcp probable safety, with avidity; but Eope,
that sweet anchor to the soul finally succUp-~
bed to despair, when after the lS}se of a wear.
al! admitted that no chances for ner safety wern
left. -,
The good brig Diamond with her passengers
and crew, were remembered among tie things
that were.
Eight or ten years after, Gibbs, the celebra-
ted conIession Of his crime :.anvf
then was she first ntinnation given of the unfor-,
tunatf fate OF that goody vessel. Gibbs and
his ted crew had taken possession of her
by statagem, murdered every soul on board. and
then scuttlcd her. How truly may it be said.
there's divinity that shapes our ends, rouch
hew them as we will"
The subject of this sketch, setting forth so
clearly, the uncertainties Of life, is still living.
while those who were to have been companions
on That disastrous voyage to Maracaibo have
been long since forgotten.
He is styled by those fond of making worldly
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-honscs. The soil. for fer

ing to purchase will please c.n aud examine the prem
-lss-syai. nay be had. E-
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10 and Java
I
ard. Butter. Chccs


Starch, Spices, Candies Pepper, Buckets Brooms
wrought and cut Nails Powder. Shot Percussion Caps
and good assortment of Dye Stutfs; with many other
things in the Grocery line.
Also good assortment of Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes Negro Blankets and Kerseys. IL good assort-
ment of Ready made Clothing. Call and buy cheap
W. II. CARVER.
October %, 1853 7e5-6m
NGtice!
Having purchased the stock of Material on hand at
the Shop formerly owned by Mr.. E. Fuller and hayin
engaged the services of Mr.. J. c. Lay. whose work
gives such general aud entire satisfaction am now
prepared to execute all orders for Timber Wagons Road
Wagons. Carts Drays. Wheclharrows. &c.
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lUu,Oo0 Se@ars very chcap)
25 Baskets Champagne.
=AIIuck Mine lsix varieties
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large, skirts of most elaborate construction; to
wear yards of lace, embroidery and stitching
where the human eye cannot penetrate; to carry
| about all day small fortune concealed among
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Ssl;lckS NaHtCG.

J Il" subscribers want to purchase any quantity of
the above named articies those having the same for
safe VIII do weU to call at the Store No = Green
Street. North Of the Market after the of January
X. w. HENRY.
Dec. H. 1888. 72-tf j. HENRY.
t.ATE: ARRIVALS.
THE subscriber is daily receiving additions to his
stock Of SEASONABLE GOODS VIII. .cl are offered at
fair prices, for cash produce.
JUST TO HAND.
Super Black, Brown, Blue and Green FRoCK COATS.
Satin. and other kinds of Vests
Cashmere Pants and Pants stuff.
Hats, Caps and CITI-MADE Boots light and heavy
which will be warranted to purchasers.
Also Il large stock common Boots and Shoes.
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, and Carpctinc.
piece heavy Cocoa Mating, for passages
WOOD-WARE-Tubs, kelars, Pals. Buckets va
rious kinds &c.
acksmith's s Tools, Mil Saws. Cross Cut and Hand
Saws. Glue, Hoop and other Iron with good assor-
of Dry Goods. Groceries aud Hard Ware making
a very fair general stock. Buyers invited
THOS. J. JOHNSON
Near the Cape Fear Bank, below the Mar kct House
Tayettcyillc Oct 30. 1853, G5-3mo
Limc--400 Casks fresh from the kiln
Cacincd Plaster Paris.
Cement and Ilasterng Hair,
a few casks extra white Lime, for putty white
washing, for sale by
J. W. POWERS & co.
October 1, 1858 If
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W. II. LCTTERLOH.
January 21, 1854 IF
JAMES y. oMlTH MILES CosTIN.
+ JAMES c. SMITH & CO..
Comnlission Merchonts
Have removed their office to the second story of the
building formerly occupied by the Telegraph COMPANY
where thy prepared to attend ali business in the
( Linz -
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Edward and Wifp

rell and wife Sail Edward and wife Mary, nom resi-
dents this it is ordered that publication be
made in tile North Carolinian newspaper published
the Town of EaYetteNille for the Of four weeks
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a countryman in one of the Wes tern States
with load of meal, drove up to lady's door
when the following brief conversation took place
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cc5 UI woe, WHICH, II lmmedlateIy strangIeS, "hlle
the zinc acts the part of tonic instantly re-
storing the equilibrium
MIR Larkin adds mo cmigrant or govern
ernment vessel should hereafter he allowed
to put to sea without few pence worth of
these protectors; and it is further ardently hop
ed that, us the dearest interest of common
humanity vitality involved i'll this discove
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F''rF7 W t.ft Hr'St
ION 10 ms customers lie manufactures hair Mattress
iatresscs with springs, fire Mattresses and all kind
ettce bottomings. He docs also all kinds of rcpa r
in Of
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>A S~A1

Jan'y Is: 1854. 777-H
CORN.
1900 bushels country Corn in store for a.le nv
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Jan'y2I,s1 1854 '1-tf
G E a p GOODS,
am now receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
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TURNIP-Earlv Spring,
Purple-top Ruta Baga,
Large English Norfolk,
For sale by S. j. HINSDALE.
January II, 1854. Tilt
FOR RENT,
That convenient residence, situated Haymount
opposite Mr. J. G. Cooks. 1t is undergoing
thorough repairs. Apply to
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I York; but he is the same at heart: kind pcncr
GUS and true, as at the moment he stepped from
the deck OF that ill-fated brig thereby cscapjnr
premature death; hor has Ec ever yet fore often
the divinity that shaped his happier lot-AIo-
del american Courier
N UoOD WAY OF HEARING FROM IIOME-A
young man in California whose friends had rot
remembered him he thought they OUGHT
adopted the following expedicnts: He sat down
and wrote some half dozen letters to different
persons at home, inquiring the price of land and
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Early Scarlet Turnip,
White Turnip
Black Fall Spanish,
SQUASII-Early Yellow Bush,
TOMATO-Large Red.
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Sept. H. 1853 If
FOR RENT,
The fine SUMNER RESIDENCE two miles wc~t Of
town. fossession given Immediately. Apply to John
H. Cook or G. F. I.eete e = IEETE
@1.11H-N
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ply of Iron AXles Chains Bolts. in short, every
thing that the WaGon-makcr need.
Timber Wagons with the improved Iron Axlcs, made
to order at the shortest notice.
have ten good and competent Workmen at the
business, and Will give it my whole and undivided at
tenton.
Ny prices shall be moderate the times will ad-
nit and will challenge any Wagon maker in the Uni
ted States to equal my work either in point of style
durability TIIOS. C. FULLER.
Oct. 20. 1853 G5-tf
The Mill Premium
The undersigned has the pleasure of announcing to
We CitiZ2nS Oi ROteSOD the adjoining
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200 or 300 acres for, &c. intmating that he
had large sums to invest, and was very rich gen
orally. by return mail he received no less than
seven letters, all anxionsly inquiring after his
health, when he was coming, &c, aud has re-
ceivcd three or four every rail since, including
some very warm ones from on old and very cold
sweetheart.
for information, we clip from the Greenville
Mountaiheer
Pedtsrec. publishers of papers through
out the State will oblige the editor of the Noun
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