X
TRY
MERCHANTS'.
::o CM i -
,::ictcr.
la fi-ruarsee cf tl e Aefs cf d
"CfTicr&l As" Vy, t! s r-d.j-lr
' '.lion rf tl; i .tt i..
f l . J i 1 J lv,:,,; t
I LI A. GHAIIA.'T.
.CQ
it:
I:olc:;uIo ooksellcrs
(To Stationers
,cal p.1
.. .1
t ' I"
:;"tcntiort cf tU cihcr I x.
1G. Begins1 to hive gc r.t iJca cf ;l,3 icr.Jer
17. -Ta!cf bvc in a cc:s!, as J dMn-
,13. Far:. ' Yrnl .veuiihrjrr.chaac.
' ' some man whj due red her." '
ID. ,1? a J,u!s rr.orc tf.f.JcCl on account of
- Lie m:u- J ..:-,
1, Still cure c..CJrl in Icr own air
, :. i ; tracts cr.jf ani expects a .brilliant cs
' - tatVmrnU ,
1i'r'n..fu ?s gooJ o.ler, Uciusi La it
net e 'mars "of fat Van. , 4 ' . s
23. ' Tiirt with" every joun mm she meets.
21. - Wcnlcrs ii o ii not tmrrieJ.
, 23. Uuf.cr more c::cu:: cp.ct ia ficr ecn
. duct. ' ;-
20. pcfics to ihsr.. . large fortune 'iwf
r, jpcnsab!e
27. J'xtfcrs tLe company of talional men
to flirting. i i . . ;
.29. Wish.? to ha marricJ in & quid way",
with a comfortable income.
Z0, AtoU despairs of enie'ricg the mar-
Y:ed 'a-lite. " ;; '' 1
SO. Ruhrr ftarLIcftcIrj called an "Old
Maidr f
31.. .An nujilionat love rfdf$. t";
,3. PriTfrsc to -! ball, finds W dif.
5 fi rall ' ( gcsl j riners, . .! -.
JJ3. Womi tw in.-n ran" leave the soci-
' t ty- of iinsible women to 'OTrl m iih
:- cbi:s. 1 I " .
3i.ATects pood humor in licr conversa
ron with men. - : .. ; .t . ; . ; .
35. calous of the praises of womtn.
3(J. Quarrels with' her fricnJ who is lately
TAarried. ' ' '- : '
37. Thinks hcraelf slrghted m pciety. : :
S4" Liktis ta tallt fiwr pcquoinlance who
ro rrarn'ed unfortunate '
20. Ill nature increases'. , v . ,
'40. Ycry me3JHng and officious. "
41. tICich, as a dernier resort, makej tove
Ui a joung" wan wuhuu; iortune.
42. "Not succeeding railr "pgaln3t man
. kind. . " ." i
43. Partiality (or cards, and scandaf&6m
' oipp.ccs -
v 44.: Severe against the manners of tho age.
45, Sjrong predilection for a clergyrriaiu
, 4fl.' Klj'rned t UU deierliofl.
-57. 13ecojTiPs despondinjj and takes 9tiuff
43. Turns c.i 6enHib,jl'.ty:to caU-'and" dujjs.
49.- Aiiopts'aMcpehdaot rejat'nn to attend
" upon her fehqe and canme nursery.
OOi Docomes clbgxistcd with .the wrjrldj
. onu vents ni tier lit numor on ncr un
fortunate relation. ' r
. . i JFlas Sccil Oil;
: .Just received and formic, cither bjr-the barrel
or chiton. Apply to
.4 RANKIN & PULLIAM
maT2f,1847 - - 333 tf. ' -
. Carriage for Sale.
T
Tlw nubscnber ha a first rate, nevjly donts up;
fecond'-liandcd carnage, nnu harncHS to suit, for
sale, on, the moat reasonable tcrmn, at Tx months.
Ari'ty to A.T. Summey, of
THO. T..PATTON.
x Srptfmbct2, !Sl7 5t 1 ' 3t6
,i . ifr. tester
, Jlaj just added o bis former extensive stock
Drills and Jlcdicincs,
tlirill.nving, among oilier article:
Sulyhatc of Q'Jininc, , .
, AlorphiBCt 'T ''(.
, w M Zinc,
, ".v - Copper,-
Ny'traic of Silver, -; . .
Lxtractof ,. . : . Liqnortce, . - .
r6vvdcre , - Upturn,
, 1 , -1 s - 4?tor Ch.
IL: ha also a lard quantity of "
Xitntecd Oly M'hte Lead in '012, Copal
- Varnish, Japan Varnish Leather
Varnish, &-c.$-rt
' All of which.wilt bo told ea the tnoat reason
able lrni!U .
, - Abbeville, July 15, 1847. If-" . ': - 339 ;
. - 'NOTICE r
7h my Old Customers, .
Tho subscriber bogs .leave to Inform his old
friend and customers, that he is still at his old
' iSland, in the outh end of Aslieville, uhereev-
. rry.vancty cfvork in bs line, is executed in the
best manner, Axes rcpnired and new ones made
... at short notice ano at redjccd prices ;Corn and
Wheat taken in exchange for work; i
WILLIAuXON WARLtCK.
4 Ashcvine, Nov. 4, !St7( 35-5.
j Wanted.
The-MibiTibpr wi-hes tof employ a Sadlllcr
and Ilai iirs Maker: ; A, sober, indus.
tnoHs man, who is a. p'xxl workmanj 'can'find a
rOinTortabl iloalka by applying to ins immedi
alily. ' ' . ' -
' , t ' R. CLAYTON.
HcmlorsonVillo. Sept. Tdv 1847 tf, 363 .
. Bargains! Bargains!
II i mi aand 4 l.irj;c and we'd assorted1 etock of
nirTiah! ti tha teason. which ho is tolUv : vt ptf-'
ccsuhich cannot fail, to please thost hi.) gife
Inm :t rtill. !
" lie luix a litre and excellent as;ortxncnt of -Lai
dica wear, of the latest '.styles, rich arid brautifoli
Broadcloths, iV-assnneres, -oaum iis ivitmj sv
T t(1. Jant-S. &c. &.e- suitable for rentlcmnV
"wear, M I. "s 'stock of ' 1 ,
et-ie: nolrssr
Boots & Siloed IHUns,
"Caps, A-e- JLr, cannot bs VxcclVd'in the Stite.
GROCERIES
Of crcry dscHptfoa, at a very srnl, advance on
cost. j ' . - ; ''
Giro hiuJ a calt, and you ill find every lbm,
whether of the 'useful o? ornamental, at prices
wl.icli ill fcati--fy jou he lives up to his motto,
Live and let hve.'2j i.
Aftbevi:!c, May C; 1317. V 30 C,i
' 'I'" 'Notice, ti::.
(icniiral Cor:'' ;isslcn. Easiness V
in'thr 'to.vri, nl r't-j.-ctfulty solicit consign-
DUCK Ij b
jl3 wil gftC Iv.s prompt, ptrsunai auenuon to
iw.s.v-w7&i'H--; '.""
Akxainicr,
Ansnf f - "
A&he,
IV3-rort .
Ucrtse,
DlasJcn,
nrortswick,
r.JtiCCKtc, ,
Kyrkfj - '
Cabami'
Caldwell, .
Camden, '
Catafrba,
Carteret',
Cat well,.
Chatham,"'
Cherokee,
Clowan,
Cleaveiand,
Columbus, ' ..
Craven,'
Cumberland,
Currituck, '
Da rid son r
Dane,
Duplin, t i
Cdjccombe,
Franklin,; .
tGaston, - I .
Gates,
GranvilJe; '
Greene,'
Gmlford, .
Hal.fax,, fc
Haywood,- ,
Henderson,.
Hertford, ': ,
Hyde,
IredeiJ, , .
Johnston,
Jones, ' ' ,
Lenoir,' , m .
Lincoln,"
Macon, ;
MartMi,
McDowell,
Mecklenburg,
Montgomery,
Mourcr
Nasi;, i '
Ncw'IJanover,'.
Nurtbampton, v
Onslow. ,
Orangd,
Patuotao1sV
t erqmmanSr
Person,
pat;.
tPolk, ' V ;
Randolph, : .
Richmond, i
Robeson p .
Rockiugham,
Rowan, , '
Rutherford,
Sampson, ' j
Stanly
Stokes
Surry, J
Tyrrell,
Union, '
Wake,
.Warren, ; . ';
VVashington,"
Wayne,
Wilkes, ' ; '
Yancy-
Included in Iredell, Wilkes and CaldvrclL
Kulherrordfand ilendcrfi&n.
' November,! I, 1847.
376ft-3t.
. RAN AW AY
- From the Subscriber about the 10th
of August last, a Negro Fellow named'
L165 or 170 lbs., about 6 feet hijh, tolera.
ble black, has a down cast, look, : speaks elfort,
rather suppressing his words' when nut pleased,
and has a light beard for a man of his nje. lie
may be harboured by some white pcrv, i, or have
free papers, and aiming to get to a non-slavehol-ding
State, i ; It may be that he is lurking about
the mountains of Greenville or North' Caiohna.
Fifty Dollars Reward will be. given for proof to
Convictany person of harboring or aiding said
Negro, or Twenty-five Dollars for the apprehen
sion of eald Negro, and his delivery to me, or
lodged in any jail bo that I can get"hii, and giv
frrg me information at TjLrsvilie, Laurens Dist.,
DAVID TL FOWLER.
OcC7, 1847 , - ; , 371 2m.
' LADI,ES AND MISSES
Straw, Florence, and China Fearl Bonnets, a
handsome assortment, just opened at
Aogufct Sr. tf ' ,
Ready made Clothing.
Handsome assortment of Coats. ,Vcets and
Pants for summer wear ! . ' .
RAXKIN 4 rULLLUI.
maj28,1847.tf ' 332 f.
Saddles & Saddlery Gpv.Cn.
; Our stock of men's and lady's Saddles is very
extensive and 'cheaper than cvcrl , r
, t, RANKIN & FULLIAM.
Oct. 7,181V -371 tf..
WANTED,
Waggons to haul Salt from the Virg'r.ia Silt
Works. .The roada are fine, and price i !cral.
Apply soon.'- 4 . ; RANKIN & PULLIAM.
Oct. 7, 1847, , .1 '. . 371 tC
' 4 n-,'.- v.. ! i . :
i Leather! Leather!!
Upper and Sole Leather, Harness and Skirting
A large lot jutet reepived, afvery low pri-T at
RANKIN &. WILLIAM'S. ,
, Oct. 7, 1847. , 371 if.
i3e!vi nni on Dir.: '
, Stolen from my tent, at Shaw's Creek Camp
ground, on the night of the 15th of AurriV. h.t,
a LAPINE GOLD WATCH, No. 7121 (I ft.inkS
with the word Godamcr engraved oa the same
cap with the No The'waich U-vcry thin, with
an ild-fashioned face. Tlie above reward of te:i
"dollars will be given for it recovery. '
- Repairers of watches are requested t j be ct
the look out for said rntcli, as camp-mecling
thieves, above all others, ooht to be delected.
Address to L. SL Gash, Claytorville, or to ms
at Hendersonvillc, N. C awfybhze.
v.-i ,.!". i JkllYINGSTON.
October 21, 1847y 3731.' .
t ' HARDWARE $ CUTLERY. .
.English aad American, including scythes and
sickies, cf tho cry 'best manufacture just recei
ved, a' .1 be solvlat the Ijwe-t jr.cis Among
thee O.jeao be found n rf.y sldony roigLt
to the country, and worthy the altcnlion of rae
chanics andf 5ers." .
&. rULLIAM.
r v 1 ' I
may
j-. JL m ' -
Tcieral DMrIL !i on Itr Vu'ioa Total Sam
rcpu!atwa. fr;rj lb!7. YX iil7. D.'.r.b3tfd.
: 12037 .tTci . , n:t et -":i3sv . ;
.1137 C37 co ; ' r:i t)
945 CJ . fU43 . 1473 43
- . 407 C3 L:i U ' 1031 fc
4419 .'--271.03 4IS 71 - ' C-7 71 1
; scoc . i?3 C3 - i;5i'. - . i:;iti
6134 373 C3 - - ;3 13 ft 15
v fc3o3 4513C3 ,'t:3$t . 13 1 51 '
!'- '50CO 3C3 CO 4'1 S3 777 i3 ; I1
- 4333 vSSCO "47141 ' 777 4J
..10133 . f 2 53 '--03 91 . 153 41
. 047 -3J3 C3 570 23- . 533 23-
'11SS5 7-3 CJ 1123 75 1S45 75 .
- 14UC J gC3-C3 ; . 1331 13 .2194 13
, 33t7 212 C3 ' 315 (ii 5?7 E3
; . -".52231. 319 C3 . 433 C9 812 3
CC25 ' 4C5 03 ; I2t 73 k' - 1C23 73 -
3305' ,21503 . 333 52 . 515-52
, ' ' 11155 ., CS2 00 1051 91 , 1733 91
13123 ' 632 03 , 1237 G3 . 2033 6i
5SC0 353 00 . 552 53 9.10 53
13530 833 00 f 123153' ..2111 33
. 6818 ' 416 10 " 642 1)3. . .10593.
' . - 9311 5G9 00 873 02 1417 03
. 12730 . 778 00' . 1207 43 1DJ5 43
S352 541 00 ' -' ' 83474 1373 74
6705 372 ,00 632 23 '103123
15330 937 00 , 1443 61 23S0
5407 -333 00 509 83. 833 3
V 18117 : 1107 00 ' 1703 43 2S12 43
13100 , 600 00 - ' 1233 33 2033 S3
4S54 2173 00 4 457 73 7."5 73
5529 332 00 , A 521 33 'H3 33
6165 377 00 tt 5Sl 35 . 333 35 .
' 5579 34 1 00 5 " '526 09 E77C3f
14195 667 00 ! 1C33 53 2- -3
9205 5C2 00 6C3 03 HO 03
' ' 3318 .236'00;,' '300 03- 533 03
. ' 6130 375 00' . . 578 03 953 05
lOftO 622 50, '9CQ91 ' 15S3 41
t, 4722 . 2S9 00 - ; 445 23 734 23
6510 333 00 . ,613 3 - 1011 83
v 4638 , 2X6 00- ' .433 24 - 725 24
1574Q 962 00 14S1 23 v 2446 23 '
5077 310 00 . 473 76 7S3 76
- 7400 452 00 C37ej' 11482
, 7565' 462 00 713 37 ' 117537'".
' 10760 '653 00 1014 6b 1G72 6G '
' 10665 C52 00 1005 70 1657 70
6430 333 f?3 . G0(J 31 .. 933 34-
21570 mi 03 . 2031 05 . 3331 05
7338 , 453 00 V 637 63 1150 63
- 61SS 378 03 - 581 64 953 64"
8050 493 00 ' 753 11' 1252 11
95J5 583 00 900 03 - 1483 09
- ?- 00 . 1 ,
123$ 753 00 1161 11, ' 1914 11
7337 410 00 693 76 1133 76
9216 5C3 CO. ' " 6C9 06 1432 06
:' 11610 711 00 ; 10942 leUS82
107C0 653 0 0' 1014 66 --1672,66
13007 831 00 . . 1226 56 - 2037 56-, .
' 10335 . 635 00 i 979 30 ' ' 1614 33 -
. 4703 283 00 ' ' 444 05 732 05
15130 , 923 00 , . 1432 41 . 23G0 "41;
143G5 .878 00 1354 61 ": 2232 61
4033 351 0: 1 ,335 96, 63G 96 1 .
'. 17920 1035-00 1689 85 ' 2784 85 ' ;
, 9M5 ' 589 00 ' 909 52 , 1498 52
: 3335 - 236 0 361 64 I '537 64 .
" ' 9420 576 00 883.30 ' 1464' 50 .
11015 675 00 - 1011.64 1616 61
5830 358 00 651 65 f ' 909 65 -
655,033 40,000 00 6 1775 00 ; 101,775 U0 . :
tliiclucfed ia Wilkes and Catawba, tlncfuded in
JStatc of Worth Carolina t
llayibood County. - '
Superior Court of taw. Fall Term, 1847. v
. ."Isaa Henson,
' . Vs. ' .
. Elizabeth. Henson. "
. Petition for Divorce. " -
On motion and judgment pro ennfesso, it is or.
dercd by Court that publication be made in the
Highland Messenger and Ruthcrfordtnn Repub
lican, Tor three successive" months, .notifying the
defendant to appear before the Judge at the next
court Jo be held for .the county of Hay wood, at
the , Court-House ia Waynesvjl!; on the 4th'
Monday in March next, then and there to plead
answer or demur, or this case will be heard cx
parte, and judgment rendered against 'her. O
' Witness, John L. Smith, Clerk ,pf said Court
at ofGcc, tho 4tb Monday in September 1817.
. JOHN L. SMITH, Clk.
Nor. 4, 1847. Prs fee, 6. 375 3m.
, . 1
SADLERY.
Of every Dcscriptionvv,
'A general stock of womcnVand men's Sad
dies at unparallelled low prices. Call and sco .
RANKIN f FULLIAM. '
may 13, 350 if- ' - " '
liatidrcth's Garden Seeds,
Treihand genuine, jut received at '
March, 18. RANKIN & PULLIAMS.
Virginia
Salt
I hive on hand, and will continue to keep a
large quantity of VIRGINIA SALT, the man
ufacture"of which has been recently so improved.
that for purity, whiteness and strength, this Salt,
w,.l cui pt.Te wvlti any salt manufactured in the
known world. For cash I will sell it at one do!,
lir, prr f.mcasured bushel, ,and GIVE GOOD
MEASURE.' I will also sell orders on the Vir.
g r.'a y-.ilt Work?, for any quantity of Salt, upon
terms that wi'I rke it the - interest of persons
wiping to 1. ill, to haul from therefor I will
give orders on u.e Salt Works, and give one half
the salt tor Lat-hng. ' ' ' .
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, .
at the CHEAP STORE. "
AshevP.le, N. Cr , , 3S1 tf ,
: J" ' A. -.C .: FITS G'E it A lipj.;,
, jlttorzcj ftci Couiiscljor at taw. .
W atxesvAle, Haywood Co. ,
North Carolina.'
Dec. 21. 184r ly. . 330
GZrczzlav Qatvztig
Tli8 subscriber has a Circular Sawing Mill In
full operation and is ready to snpply any descrip
tion of J'jmberon the shortest no, -..; except where
other agrcenjinis are made all ljoilcr to be paid
fe? on removal. " " '. "
TJie Subscriber has also for sale- Six Saxon or
fine Wooled Bucks; also a a qaanty of prjme seed
Barley.
W. MURDOCH
3Q tf.
AshcTill?, April 8t J847.
t - r i - .k ivks
tr, ? I.rc'.n'j, nil''
an.l ttot m'. -v'a ' I
tf.2 UaltcJ i"'::,; , . ?
EmxiTT's Or x.r. r-T tn
si:
eral ttse.
Prrr Taii rv's TCkav GnoctAriiT
I"
n.-ratcl wttli 13 r.i;;' and lJ '
fra.r, and t. ally b v,r.J wi'.Ii t'
BMlcciJrd'y he c jcapcsl ar. J I -torT
rcorapby published m the toi;nt
Mrs. Lixcoxjs's Dotaxy. This v-v
re
'I f
eently been improved by the a
X
jrcrif ra oi frctircta ana w m ;
WiasTKX's UsivtnnT, F . . ' . ?f l- -tv
contains many tl.-' ' t.i re v'iis ln
Walker's large Dictiuuity, r I very I:w persons
reqmra a larger work. -
WtBSTEa's School I"CT:cair. ToftS v
SornocLEs' Gretek GRt'il!.3 Ttxt IVi ff
Yale Harvard, and .)'!. era of the best CvlVga
and dUtcrary Inst.'-' lliel'. S. '
Taor. Feltovs' ( r i -i II r ii a. D?, co, Ex.
ekcisC. Goodrich's Iatui. GecK.arur,
Schools in quartrt f.irui. wit!i maps in the book...
PHELPS XAT. PHILOSOPHY, 12 md.
" n.-m'Ptry, dJ.
" Nat. ILifoscpby for'Begiuners,
. . 18 mo. cloth,
" Clicmlftr, do. do.
Kolany, H do. do.
Thc?a elementary books are peculiarly adapU
c J to Common Schools, ',
II. &, S. have just published scric of Astro
nominal Maps, embracing 16 numbers," each map
3 by 3j feet, beautifully printed on black ground
and ncatlv colored. Price per set, tnountfcd on
rollers, with cloth backs., with case and . book.
00: Th same, oh thick paper, without cloth
backs 15 00. Wo Academy or Common School
should bo without set of these maps. lbej
have been fully recommended by the best'astron
omers in the'eountry, as "well as by the most sci.
entitle Teachers, and with, lliem a - Teacher Can
imnarlv irreater . amount of informatiorf to
his Dunils in six months, than he could possibly
do In a year by the old mctodbesides making
tee' study more interesting to tncro
August 26, 1847.4 L. . 7 .'
3G4 tf.
WARE-WOITSIE
AND ...
jf.ictojzagJg.
; The Subscribers have purchased from Nathan
I Grifliny'Esq. the Cotton AVarc.lIouse in Hanv
ourg, rcceniiv occupiea oy t,rr. j. r . uruiuu,nu
formerly by Messrs. II..L. JcfTer &. Co.". situated
at tho foot of the Hill, and immediately at the
-head of the main1 business street-.- From ta su
perior location j anoeing.surrounded hjra-ilrcam
otwatcr, it is comparatively exempt from the
casuality of , fire and entirely above,
IrCSllCtS. , :! .:.:;... v . ' v L
-They propose to carry ..on -exclusively the
WARE-HQ USE AND GENERAL, vAKj-
Ttn RAflK'1l US IN ESS rundcf the firm ot
GE1GER. 'A, PARTLOW, ;
Having enjased an txperiencod and Cqmpe.
tent assistant, in addition to. their own person.
al attention,' and possessing means to make ho.
rral fljlvanrea on Produce consicrncd to their
care, thnv herebv tender their services to Plant
ers'. Merchants, and others, in tho Storage, and
Sl. nf flftttnn. Flour. Bacon, and other J'ro-
duce, in Receiving and Forwarding . Merchan
dise, and purchasing goods to order.
Tlieir charges 'will be regulated by tho usqal
fates of the place.
- ; - W.AV. GEIGER;
JAS.Y.L. PARTLOW,
June 17, 1S47 :355-6m,, A
: . Removal
I vf?sh to inform my friends and customers that
I have removed my shop to man street, north oi
the 'courthouse As some of vou are wcaiy.. with
so much boasting, I will not tax you very heavy.
However, 1 can assure you my work shall not he
inferior in any respect to any done this side of
Boston, since I have been daily practising for the
last five months under one of tho best "Crooks"
in the citv of New York. -
I will teach two or three of the'best systems of
garment cultinj known in too u, Stales, for a
small compensation. ' . ,
Cutting will be done cheap for those who wish
to have, work made nnbv ff males. ' .
:.; If 1 make a mis-tit youbave nothing to do but
leave your goods on my. .hands, aod l-wul pay for
it . . '
' I am'in regular receipt of the London j Paris,
New x ork, and rluladelphia xash.ons. .
A first rale' Journeyman wanted.
' . . E. W. KING.
;Sept.2, 1847. . " ' . . 3G6
Wool carding Jila-
:f chine. .
The SuWrjbfcrs have their WOOL CARD'
IJG- MACHINE In full workinZ order, and
under the management of Mr. Richardson, where
any quantity of wool will be carded' in the best
manner with great care and . without. any delay,
on tho terms charged by oilier Mills. ' It is re
quested that any wool sent should be previously
wasiied, pic&ca .and clear Irom . dirt. - '
WOODFIN & MURDOCIC.
-Ashcyille, April 8, 1847. .r i 315 tf
Chronical Diseases.
. TheBc diseases . would .never be known if the
pnnciples of BrandrelhianLm wcrd adopted in
Xhe commencement of disease. Let purging
vegetable purging be universally : adopted, and
bleeding t and all mineral -medicines fiiscarded,
and there will soori bo no chronical ditaa sea fn
our land. . .
:. AH disceses are chronical whose duration has
exceeded forty days. s .
i9 eure can be expected nnleHs the" Pills ,are
iica lour or live limes every week. .Thethpcn
siori tor a lew days or a week, or more, mustdc.
pend upon circumstances. ; " f
. During the suspension of the purgation, the pa
iieni recovcra new humors in place of those dis
""x no nis vvacuaiea. , ua eo long as any
of the diseased humors remain . in tha "svstem.
the will t;cnd, according, to their quantity, io fi-
iiiiio uie new spuuu, numors. o the purgation
must be repeated, suspended, repeated and bus.
penned, until tbe cure perfect. One thing is
sore, that the continuance will do no harm: and
further, thai all the good will be done towards a
perfect cleansing of the blood, that it ia capable
for medicine to hv as has been proved in ten
uiousana cases. 1 ,
ao poiaina pericel cure, not a parlicle of the
humors, which were depraved while sicklnust re.
xqam in tbe system New sound humors must
be supplied when the old vi'Jatcd ones arc re.
moved, common sense tells us this. '
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afterwards, It has been strayed by Drury Wetki,
Said naro if 14 hands high, and is -said to be S
or 6 j-tears oJ; it w a sorrel, bbze fare, and some
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Uctobcr2f, 1847. ' "37.4-3l,
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Burgmr J 0.
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Price Rcaco ,
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