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Vfiie Farmers1,
l..:Lj
r S J 1 1 Hulr rilrf, being grateful flr tlx flartnrinji
A- mij ii rtwiiig jlrnwig he h.i heretofore r
iv. il, inform hi eutonirr and lb puUiC that
.d U prepared to sreotnmoilnte llient AH W t
km -1 1 ff Clli: A I" Il U than any othur Tar' rn
U the plife.
liw Table and BUbfci shall at all time be
ij.)WJ with tbe very best the market Ur-U.
Ilf ha experienced awl attentive Oilers, and
Will stiare Do pains hiru4f to remh Y their stay
agreeable. JOHN JONES.
rsUUasjry. April 13, 114. tf
Ilplaeopal Convention.
milE Eighteenth Annua Conventf.! of the Pro-
X lr Mailt P.t I (liurrh. M the f
North Crultfw.will be fold in Pi. Peter's Church,
Washington, commencing en tht Irtt Wtdnridaj
in Mil ntzt, that bring the 7lb day 'it tU mouth.
EDW'O LEE W1NSLOW,
April 8, 134. Mm
Srrrttary.
Carriagc-Muking Business,
2AP.P.:0 & D2A73P. ...
HAVK ON HAND, AT TII1H TIMR,
A.57 ''W Assortment riVork,
JSdrouchcSfGiggj
' AID
caiiry-aij, i'-.rr:n
IV VT .
WHICH THEY ARK DISPOSED TO FELL
wlwf r J li a nc a n h r J (?iht
elsewhere in (hi action of country.
Their work it manufiiclured of as good ma Lc li
ft, m cm 1 procured in the Southern country.
A they emimiy not but goal workmen, they w
Warrant theirWoRK to be superior
TO ANY tmtKU l.YTHIS TIM-K,
- , . , . 1 in luatufu and strength.
iTIielr IMnrktmillhliu
W W)NE BY GOOD
WORKMEN,
one of tltrm tiring tlw
BEST SPRING MAKER
(tt REPAIRING will ha hm on nhort notice,
nd try rof, t thir OLDJfrANU, cm Mir.
LimlToue Juor 04w( oT Uo late Dr. Fprraiur
Oflic. H. & a
Salisbury, A pril 5, 1 3.U 3t
ooiaaooxciT aosits?.
E.LAW.Wlntlow,
(FAVETTKVlIJi:
rtONTINUE tWr Ajjrncy f r th tnniAU-tionof
- Commwaon Bumneiw gfncraltjr, thn tV.llwtion
and Scttlemont nf (Huinia, Diiunt and Rrm-wnJ
xif Nutea at either of lite Bank, PurchaM of Stock,
-Inrwtinrajl and Tranflr of Money, Ax. Ax.
iFayt!ttevifle April 5, .
. ;In Statcsvillc.
9
HEfiobMiWjpBi Hah!!
t-rA B,H Um public that he HAS REMOVED hi
iaTuftWe Stock of BOOKS fmn Clmrhrtte TO
. :.,.wunM of throa ur.ju wirk il mm miW.y(
rnertatl lntereatlng Booka, (rmi Pbt-
. 'belphia.-.,IlwiU ho.iia object -to keep cnrwtamty
I . ". on bml I'c'awQCtiiit'nl of wicl 1HK)KS bjh
" HTATIONERY articlo ut are iu uYinund iu tin
. foctMl of but ptaJa,,.-. '
1 Helietinij that well-cnnductod Book-Store pro
misa to be highly twcful to tlm cuumi f iin(
Inra, of learning, and of Religion, and hoing will-
Inir to aoll hi BMk at low prictt for Catk, or a
rive encouragentont mtn aneiiuglitenua cahuiihi.
j.tty. He invito all who 111 an interna in bin en
tablement to caU nd examine for thenuilve.
DANIEL GOULD.
Slat wille, March 29, 1834. fit
t2iaricl to be Solely
rp;iE blowing Trctaf LAND, or m naich of
reach as wilj satisfy tho I ax due themni, ii-u
X4 SOLVt Bl the Courthouse in SulUbury,
j On RIonday the 1 9tb of May next.
00 Acrea belonging to tliu Estate of John F.
J-- lbiler-- -
jjl Lota in the Town of Salisbury, given in by
i aaniuui xu x eanon. . .
1 ' Jiurah Yarbrough.
: 203 Aambclongmg- te lhe Estate of the widow
- --.7- Crwwnj deccased.-
,. . ..j.... i,. I.u til,.., n.nwiill "ii
1 100 Acrea bclotiging to tho Estate of EJward
Shcnpard, deceased.
1000 Aerca belonging to the Jvjtate of Riulianl
' . Parker, decea!t1."'"''"t ,
Ran kr.rt iriven in bv Nicholas Rvnier. -
1G Ac iv buluwgAWfl to- amam liite givn
by lajitfcl liuea. .1" ; 1 ( .
67 Acres belonging to Rebecca Cook, given in
- by Thomas Cook. ., -.-7
-100 Arw-behiriging .-Jo .-the Estate of, ElizabetJ
Fowtor, deceased.
-118 Aerwa Wongtng to Jacob Bostin f IreiMl
' . County. -- - - - - -:
100 Acre belonging' ; to the Estate of John Die-
125 Acrc given in by Manchester Johnston,
25 1 Acrea given in by Daniel Murph.
', 1U Acres given in by William Kainy. .
2'i Acres belonging to the heysof Jno. 8iok.
i 22 Acres given in by John Hflsa. 1
JJQ0 Jkcri! jriven in by John Etchiaout GiBirdian
. heirs of John Etchlson, decea.ied
This Tract of Land lies in tho Fork of i
t lr Ynrfkin, and adjoins tho laiKls of fea
muel Smith wkI others. '
F. SLATER, Sttrif
"-ry,ApriI5,JW7l rlmj
TTi - ' -
' Drugs,.
- -
Ghomicals,
,
Class-AVarc,
MAIN STItKirr, 8ALI.SI1LUY, (X. C.)
THH fclTKIBERSUwi Crmed a (ivrruirJip in the DRl'fl ni'iilXr-,
iiif arm tb uUic Ibut lry kra-p cmMiuiily mi UuimI k lara bikJ gi innil ourliii lit
M imiCINra. Aji rMtiititf uinktr tlm fJwintr hk vtx
MKHtnw.-Vr(jftMljfc Murrul, At IWnl ;
Plnr.Iry and f ImuikI ;
Flx-p furniture ( lfrtar an4 Prtlt
'IVrnxmx-ffrt an llarotiieler ;
BaraHMUrviu Hrt
Hvai raIwpin, Ginger, &c. ;
Hrr and Pcrfunirry ;
l'r.i im...I-l attd lluir;
(hu.Imp, FlaxHcrd, kc. ;
Wim and Hr i a it...riI ;
YarniiKe and I.liu king ;
l'ruciM- and Pijjc
pinalt and Cptner I'nmr ;
TOnACCO...Cmwin hikJ Fim-king;
Cl I A KS..J'Muijr4i ainl (Himxifi ;
Cotw...Hji'nniirt'ti ami TmI)w J.
Hlrit of Turjiciitiiwi, bimI Runin ;
A lb as r An...g'J
Tho vhn may A-ire any article coming
vitndtocall t our eHl.li-him i.t, wtxTf l'rt lt ami (.rilllllir llrilit ilira imiy
b oliiiiimxl, irHintif h Ii ilni"- n nwy I- f"iml mivl re. Mm-huni wUliini; P
TENT MEDICI N FX Ac, uml l'tiyKmiui h mv in tin; Imbit of gftiing tbt ir uj1ii
of MmPiciiifa frrii Hk- North, on- .li itnl to cull on n, fr o U In vi tlmt wo run fur-ni-h
tlH-tn with mw h articl' , uml fn m li lrnu, im ill kme no iikIih 4 mm nt to ml ilni.
tn krttrkvt hi our tin". We iJiull m 11 In, dr CilIi, or on a .Short Credit ; ami,
mn we 1h4I rilvo' rcpom.iW for hul wc cll, we hojic both to merit and to rttxivu u
hhcrat abara of iIiIh: jxitfoou.
(Kr One of tlie firm. ho hm U-n a Prnrlilioner of Medicine fir ninny yenr in tin
4ace, will give PROFESSIONAL ADVICE to cuHiwrM, gr.ituilotily.
sAusmRY N c WIIEKLEU-& HURNS.
Travellers
oc:::a itcp.th cp. sact,
BY TAKING
Peck 'SfWdlfortV Stage,
AT ttAMNlllfllY,(NeCT.)
(17 inilo S. of L'intoii,)
Will nov arrive in Fnk-riclmliurg, ( Vra.) at 0 A.
Mron Hie fTWimr DAY from Ix-tinKt.!, in
- time f the Bteamboat to Washington ;
d. ping, the SAME MGirr.ui BALTIMORE
. making ... -
from lArAUigloiit(K) to Italtiuiorc.
05" Couinru thii-with tlie njKi-tl of uny oIIht
Lure whatevm" - " "
.... - - PECKS A WELI.tHtD,
.,.'.,. rrvprwtors of the ohl S.W. or Middle
. - RMie IUimi of Siufje.
FwHkksburg; Man-fc '31; 131:-
' N.B. Travrllrrs'frorn any point of Sulis
bury, wuthing to take tlm LiiM', shiHild Ijc nirfful
to tnlrr to Salisbury only.
P. At W .'k Sl!im leaves Sulislmrv irniiied'mlely
aller tlie arnval of the Piedmont Stae from the
Amth, vct4l S L!JS1!.AYATI'E SDAVvniid
FRIDAY eveuuur.
Fare ns kw tm by any other nite. P.Ax W.
April 5, i:t4. '
Travellers' Snn,
ja hi am m ji
SITUATED SOUTHWEST or THE COURT
HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF
gtov, X. i: inuLivu
THE Subscriber take thU nietluxl of informing
-Travdbrs that ha keepra House, of Enter
tainment in Lexington, (N.C.) on Main Street,
South weat of the Courlbause.
HirTibhrwitl always: be wtpplicd 'with"thebeaf
fare that a plentiful miighborhtiod can affird. His
House .being capacious, and attended by ecrvama
who are imkirH nous and zealoua to please, Travrl-
birw etm always bo actemiwmiii w4w4th-tfOO D
BEDS in rooms with fire-place. And last, but
not the least important consideration, HORSES
trill alvayi recritt tuck attention, in tkt Stable
creased aiiiltty to do the service of the road.
An excellent Luie of
Accommodation Stagea
leaves the House of the Subscriber, FOR SA
LISBURY f ;a-tho;:ewBHigs
day, and Saturday, and returns tfffjexington on
the succeeding eycnmgs. r :
(fctr Passenger going from South to North, by
entering their name as far as Salisbury only, and
there taki.ig the Acwmniodatiou Line ioj sing
ton, cun have their choice, at the latter place, be
tween the Piedmont Line and the one which runs
by av of Fredericksburg. N
JOHN P; MABRY.
Lexington, 'f in !, S, 1834.
THE' Subscriber hi ! a
(x)i;(nis-sHAR&i:ii'
Volume of "AYS-
will jwy its full value to aivy j
ver it to him. JOH.
- tiiliaburv, March 22. lSUl.
n who w ill deli-
BAUD, Jr.
. 7
' Painty .
Pyo:ptufB,lli
o:o:t cp
IT
IT
ft
1mtiit!T..Jiurj" l aixl LV'iitJ;
)Y3Tl'r'FH...van.iua kind ;
fV:alr awl Weight
IWTLr...(freat arfty i
Cork of all aiwi 5 Cork-Vrtwi
l'outu..Ai, A-iillil AkC
Fancy Articl ;
Htti)icry ; PaMc Br(li j
W int...lvim aid CaniUo )
W)APS...Coii)inon and Fancy
HatU'r' Material i
I.Er...(Il(l, Silver, and Dutch;
Fiu..lIolil imI Tin (
8M'FFS.LoriIUnI' and otlicra ;
Kinl-PiM:r ; Hniiir iWixva ;
. KrARCH... Vnirrknn and JYIukI;
Mt HM...Inrifcr ami (.'omriMm ;
TWINE ; Jujube IWo j A.c ic. &c.
IT
n
B
nroW the aliove hwwbt, aro pnrticulurly
in-
IT
Bl
(fLOT IIOOIiN.
I NY perwm bnvini; either of the n.uowinr TKIKS,
U'loo'iTi to tin-, will U; (iiim-d In return them t'
my com, u :
I lio M mul til voIiiiikh f ( liriMtinn s ltlnrkitiie;
The ltd VohiiiM' of ArehhoW'a HlmkUHie Willi Tin
ntir J. (NikiVi name in II ;
The fh rohimeirf' Swift's Works NtchnJV Iih;
Aiihth-hii Ktite I'nix'ia, I Hi, il, :WI, iiimI till ul.;
Tlw I'ullwm Nnvt'U tiuuuuVtt, 'At, :kl, 4Ui,.rHh, and
('(III volilinef ;
The 'M volume of Rrtmn'ii Philiwophy.
My naine in in iinr.1 of die ilmvo Dtolu, no Uiat ix-r
suns who btVC timxu uia7 kiiuW wluwe they are. 1 Uiu
Qiorc OCMrc uie. aliuvoiHiuu, m Uw utla vtrfuiimi wiueh
I Juivc kftjut: worth but hllle to oie without the others.
BUKniii t:KAitjri
SnristHffyrApririllW.
ainwW"niii in i n at i f rr.ir'i i . ' i 'J
At
. .. .
- o
a
H
o
rpUR Subscriber informs his old customers and
the public in general, that he has REMOVED
TO CONCORD, where he has opened a Shop, in
whoMkTAIIKiaU--UL'SISS in its va
rious branches will be executed in the most fash
ionablo, neat, and durable manner. He flutters
himself that his skill in the business, and his con
slant personal attention in his establishment, wil
enable him to redeem all pledges made to those
who mav favor turn with their custom.
OCT He receives the latest FASHIONS remi
larly both from New York and Philadelphia, and
works by the most approved systems. Cutting
out, and Orders from a distance, will be promptly
attended to ; and last, but not least, his terms will
be very accommodating.
1 THOMAS 8. HENDERSON.
N.B. lie li dctermined to do work in a ttylt tu
perior to any done in (hit part of the country, and
AtWAVS WAWUMT6U "TO FIT WKL-
Concord, Mureh 30, H;
flnr
TAIiiOlllJaC.
-i- atpmt Pki1iwl1l.iift- Npw.Vnrlr I nilin iinrt
Puns styles of FASlllOiSi, andjiavuig utlua em
ploy a number of Workmen who arenrst-rato,
prepared to cut and make work in a style superior
to any done in this part of the country, and always
warranted to ht, i . ...
" ' Orders for Work in his line, from a distance,wil
lw punctually attenilod toaccording toortlor ) and
all kinds of local custom-work will be done at the
shorten! notina and nn rejuvwialiln teniia.
He can be fitund, at all times, at his ofd stand, a
few doors above Mr. Slaughter's Hotel, and nearly
opposite Mr. Vuiin Aiurphy s store.
TO TAILORS.
Bing Agffnt fi r some of tho most Fashionable
Tailow in JNew.Y'oHt. the pubscriliwr M.jMee
to teach or give instruction to any of the Trade
luio-fttay.aesire io oe more pcrieoi in inoir dusi
a his bxliuf tlwt it s fully enpahl
of giving tatis&ctioa, he reiemlly BuBStB al!
who desirenastmctHsi to call on tuts.
' SalibburyatIy "B. FRALEY.'
All k.mU .-f P HINTING d-sNiln-re.
ioat avAi CivTtiagc MaVlng,
AND REPAIRING.
J. Wt Ilalnry A; V. . I hhit r,
Couth and Carridge-Makm, '
Rsie;tfully bf irm tU PulJiC generally, that they
have entered into Co-Partnership for tho pur.
immo of carrying on the above bum in
all iu varieties, and (list they have, ,
for that mjriMjae.takcn the shop
FORMERLY (XXVPIKD BY PHILIP JACOBS,
On Ike Mum Htrret, amwaie tk old JU.
ft They have on .band a eod aui'ply of tlie
best carrfully-sclerted jnd. cll-ioojsl imbcr,
ami will alway keep on hand, for sale,
mtai:coaciii:m,
Carryalls, GiS$,Mm
SULKIES. Ax. ' tcL-li-'i r.
Which shall not be surpaased by any in tbia sco
tioo of country for neatness, durability, awl cheat-
U-M
ftjr For tlie benefit of Traveller and Ftatr
Drivers, they will always keep on liand CARRf-
AGE-SPR1N(!S and all oilier fixtures necosaary
to put tlwue vehicle in tho most comiJoto pnlor (I
and every description REPAIREVG will bol
done at the shortest uutico ami on the lowest io
sible terms, - !
The St:liscriliers linve attni lMil lo their CW-
uge-Manullietory, a BLACKSMITH-SHOP, in
Hluch they employ msie but lint-rule worknrn
mid IImi very bent iiiati riul vlu li emiblo thiin
to assure tls ir friends and the public thai all wrk
lHKi by tin. in, in this lira; also, w ill lie of supeaor
quality, and as low-priced as any other exoctted
in this sectiou of country.
The Suliscrils'rs dei-iii it hnrdlv necesiary
to any (hut they will Im thankful for a p1inof
(Ik) (Mit)lic favor ; nisi they hojie, hy htrict nt tril
lion to business, and moibratu rlwrgea, to mfril
tlm mtroimge of all who may wimIi to Mirchist
articles kept for sule by tlieni or jol dsie iu tbir
line.. JOHN W. RAINEY,
PHILIP J. Ft SHAVER.
Salisbury, February 15, 134. tf
The thorough bred lloic
Eclat,
T AS raised in North-Hamplon Counly ho is
" a U-uuliful sorrel, 5 (bet 1 inch high, very
heavy, has a splendid carriage and is allowed, by
all gissl judges, to bo very suK'rior in ftraMtlti
himI ucliiMi. He was gotten bv the celebrated old
race-horse Sir Archie ; his dam was a Hal mare,
gotten by Sit Hal ; hia grandam was Hsrm't Ea
ti, who was gotten by old Bcllair.out of aWiM-
air, which was called a very fine mare of ker day
W-JA 1 dam was rawed m North-Hnmpluii Co.,
by MrEt04si Fruawho-ild-heT,-whh,iryoTmg,
la Mr.Sotb Peebkwfoi t3IIiirrraii(Ui(Iia
net Eaton) w a 'mare well known by mtny peo
jib and Iter perfitnaiiees-imoS'r"the-TOd(llo "were
npiul to any oilier beast of her kind, both lor ease
be idwr and- borsetff sWlms -been weH -rriwr,
pwt:kly m a long journey to. Uie far west ; she
was once sold tor PJUO.
The submribere; m1iJ jq thcJr h.wJsocujaetits
lhat certify the Horso's Pedigree, but they feel
delMwy m altttching to this advertisement "the
names the gentlemen who gavo them, not ha
ving from them any siecial authority lo do so. In
miint of formation of body, ECLAT is not to be
excelled by any, if equalled.
He will Stand the ensuing Seaaon,
IN LEXINGTON At SALISBURY, .
COnunencing in Lexington on the 15th of March,
at the reduced price of 84 the single leap, SO the
season, and VI 0 to insure a more to be with foal
Die insurance money will be recoverable as soon
as the marc is discovered to be with' foul ; or soon
er, if tho pnnerty should be disposed of. .
1 he Horse will attend regularly every ninth day
at his, bJamlH, except when .shown, ui. (Hiblio places
or delavbd bv accident. The season will end on
the lust day of 'June. Care will lie taken to avoid
accidents to mares, but no responsibility can be as
suinenorny tnoi mnv occur.
ALPHA PEEBLES,
JAMESMcNAlliY,.
; FeliruaryS?,'!!. ' 2m
Slaron WooUcorth,
JWatc and Clock laVcY,
TEGS leave to inform the Citizens of Salisbury,
A ask WelLia those 4 TRowa and the surround
ing Counties, that he has -Removed
hi Et$tablihment
TO THE SOUTH SIDE or THE COURTHOUSE.
A, A dooraabove Mr: WmrH. Slanghr
ter's Hotel, on Uie Main Street,
v ueree still contmncB; ua neTetolbro, ; to execute
ALL KINDS OF WORK
in the line of his profession, at short notice,
And onJAe matt reatomble ttrmt.
WATCHES & CLOCKS REPAIRED by HIM
WILL 1.1 ALL CASKS BE
-Warranted for 12 Months!
And those disposed to patronize him, are assured
that no pxuiia wiu besjiare-d togwe tl imit
. general and entire satisfaction to them.
far ENGRAVINC of tiuy dua;iiulkm, flu!
eluding Tomb-Stones,V will bo executed with noat-
hefis and accuracy, at sliort notice. " ?
Salisbury, Jan. 27, 1334, . , , ; J tf" : ;
NEWG001)S.
TIIR SURiCIlinr.R .i NOW RIXT4VLNQ, A.D
OPENING,
, A Large and Full Eupply l,
Vhh MVINTini CiOODH,
ItONSlSTING U CVERT ARTICLE
enerl!v kent ia a Countnr Rrtid Slora i i
of uliich be M.dupowd to sell LOW i CASH,
or to punctual customer on sbobt rataiTt. '
Tbe puUio are rtxroetted to cU, bear fricea,
tod judge fut themsclvea.
i . ( DANIEL IL CRES3.
Patisbury, January 0, 1 S34. tf
atlAcnw&Te,Cuna, & Glass.
T hom.ia J. Karranv
ImjKirters No 63, Water
a c.
t,
lr urns rtttiting their Spring J L.:!ni tf IU?
thtnwart, Caiad, ' " J O'Ws,
in ttrg grtat tu rv 'y . " ' , ' ,
hpHEIR stock is yextrwir,eu f.mrinj emy
I article Ai in tLe Una j am!, f. m rbetr f-r.u.
uc in rguna, uj art eiuU. d t
ou'jcmont o liKur cuMotwrs, n j
and price. Merchants dealing in i
it greatly to their interna! to t. ", f
which hay been iade are mnU
Carolina and Virginia msil' .
will be put down lo tbe h ;
possibly bo sold tUi IV i
made to give our cuMoos m
' rws ymUr,
bne.wUI f.J
!'. m Vi t rt
-w lo IV .
! vr:ry .
hirh c i
ftS Litl.' : ,
tnl, WO tm-4
Rir a continuance of iwtrwi,.:
in Nartb Cftrj,
Una, THoa. J. lUi 'IOW A, CO,
nfewTortTl'cb.ia, It Kt
f piIE undmlgned bus this day quaHBcd as T i,
A- ecutor of tbe last Will and Testament of JU.
derson Ellis, deceased, and hereby req-yits il
persons having claims aniast said Estate, to pr..
ent them for payment within tbe time fit. cnU. 1
by Law and all those indebted are hcrtly re
quested to make payment. . . -
JAML3 XLU3, Exeeotor. -November
2, 1 if
TIN WjVRE.
TO MERCHANTS AND rEDLARa
i
THE SUItSCRirtER .t PRK?T.asi IlAXo'
' 4 Lir I I i J Liiftaau I, m r
Made of good materials and first-rate work
ship, coosuting of tbe luUowiof artickra,. .
120 doaen COFFEE roTsiaaaort aitea
4 dozen Open Buckets, ditto; ,
30 doaen Covered ditto, Uto
7h doaeo Cream and Patty Taaa, ditto; -
40 dotcn Lights of Candle Moulds ;
13 doien Milk Strainers; . '
6 dozen PANS, assorted sizes ; -83
dozen Measures, ditto;
24 doaen Funnels 4 . .. .. . -.-v.-
100 doaen TIN OTPS ;
20 doaen Milk dine
. 2 dozen WASH BASONS.
Cafleadwa; Stew- tVH; WatFt
Card Stands, OH SUods7BgWC
SlUtw llnmti lisnthorM, Pepper Boicai
Graters, Dippers, Dresseu Scoops. - --
Stage .Lamps, A Akv
OCT Beswa, Feathers; TahW..rewter. 1
Copper, Wool, and Iron, lakee m eselMm. "
DANIEL If. CRKSS;-:''
Salisbury, January 9, 1334. tf
a1
WHICH SOMEBODY WILL st GLAD TO QY&
is wanted:
A BOUT ten vears ago there Iked in the Tewf
Congressional District a R F.VOLLTIQN ARI.
SOLDIER,"By tlielSme of lanrrf, or Vf.
f t, or something of the kind. If be hue asy '
heirs' living, they may probably' be" put is a way at
get a small sum of money, by. applying to tbe Edi
tor ol llib H KSIKtLN CAKtHJMAN"-
Salisbury, March 15, tT "
Charleston and Cheraw,
JTHE -STEAM-BOAT MACON,
Cait. J. C. Giahax,
If A V ING -been engtged;iagl Suihmer; Ea ria?
1A ning between Charleston and Cbcraw. rallisg
at George-Town on her way up and dowo,witt R.
sume her Trips in the-eoorse of a few rfar aad
is intended to be continued in tbe trade tbe east
ing season.
Her exceedm Lirbt irafLof water. I drawer, 1
wnen loaded, only about four and a half feet)
nrablp her to feacn uneraw at all time, eir',"
on an uncommonly low river, wbea ber cargo wal
be lightered, at the expense of the boat. .
. . . " JL B. CLOmlL -
Charleston, Sept. 28, 1931. tf
N.B. She has comfortable accommodations it
a-fesr pessegei--,is--t-?'v-i:WA" J." K"CTT
FIRST KATE CAKRIA4.E
FOR SALE CHEAP.
WIIE Subscriber has just eewpleted all the ?
- pairs necessary to a second-hand Carri
which haa for some time past been in bis f"
session for that purpose, and now OFFERS IT
FOR SALE, in pursuance : of instructlonf
the owner, who has no use for it.
The Carriage is now as good as wbea
and can be seen at my shop by those desirouM
purchase.
JilllV I RIIlVF.R.
To Wagonera,
A Wagon coins to FayctJ
ville, can get 5 or 600 pounds of loading by
wg at this OlTice.
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