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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-10

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-10

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A VERY LAk6R AND GFNEkaI
AssOR1NENa CT
FaH and " lnitr 6cess.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-10

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16

, lntii.>lA TO wIr:-At rules held IN the Clerk =
Ofiice ot the Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancrry for ihc county Of Amherst on Monday, tic
"a day Of January 1881:
George W. Carer guardian for Julia y. Carter
John Carter and ~ akcr ). Carter infant children ri
sdwayl Carter, dec and lcgatocs Of William Garter
lee, Pfils'
against
Wills T.. Diekcrson late Guardian in right of hih
vifc NJ A. Dclc son. formerly VI. A. Carter oi tho sad
lula John and Walker, and Thomas \. Eubank, She
..n o. Amherst and Adm mis- with the will ann
ID OF Bartlett Cash, dc, and lam Cash and lillian
sale VIII ch said Bartlett Cash, VIM. Cash and William
sale are tics u the sld Mary guardian atore
mid and the said Willis +. Dckcrson administrator
With the Will annexed OF the said William Carter dec
md " lillian VI. Waller his security DcfB.
Is CHANCERY
The defendants William Sal. aud William Cash. MOI
iavinq entered their appe rance and given security.
ccordino the Of Assembly ana tho rules OF TIM
oaft and il appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
hey are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth sit j.,
rdcre, that the said defendants appear here on"r H
are the first day of April and answer the bill
1.-The Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
t inserted in some newspaper pnbllShc IN The tow
LYME lburT. for months Succ' ssivcy, and p"sc'
l,e front door of the Court-hou.e Of this county.
Copy-Testc, .,,.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr {.
Jopu,rv Of WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
Look ing Glass Mandatory
AND
NUl' lC(ss'C store.

.xillLlAMu.& CHARLES D. WAYNE,
w Al.nu4deturers VI Loohtns Gidss,s, anu
uu,po,l,r, vi ti.l.t.re, tut,ly, Placed, Drlau-
ma ,,a,, Iullat.oa plly,. " ar No.2l nortn Sc
.ouu otfrei I'hiIduel inia, lie, ior saic Aaltei
ana Per Lookin. Iins,,s ), III ,ilt uIdhu ,1ny .,nu
diner frame tuuet, sMlua, IdOi.t aua sha,try
Gla,.s,: tiaIaNare CuucIy P,dttd Br.taD.,,,
and limitation Snver II alvs.
I h, advertiser, carry ~. On the MANUFAC-
| TUKE OF LOOKING G,u,ses, ana lAipvK fiNI,
/ theu Hardware dnec, nom tne manufacturing
e.tabll, h,uent, II birmingham aud -h,lIelu,
Enp:and are enabled 10 assure tAose VINO may
Il. dl,rosed TO purchase oi tutnl, lhut Ia II prl-
re-, aud term, ..e Il, accommodating d, taose VI
any sim, lar estdllI .lI4tA L. uny Vi t.e Atlantic
rItias
OF the lmtalion Silver " are, Of which obey
inpou aDic Tea aul y sseIt y toUH, ob.r
40 D.s,e,l iour pr.D. tola,; 5uup, OIL
and 'rodty l.aules 0a4iauu A4ustuiu o{,ln.
Su.nr TG.a,; Buu,r ha,yes ri,u onee,,
Table Ia,tVls trun hbl,e>, &c. Il Woil 10
,hn... ,n.,u,lalntld VITA II may lot he ouI Ui
,lace IL. value a, a moal u eiul cheap aud
nr.,itiful artlcl, vi tabIe Use, (tomOtnlns d, II
o.. Ill The GOOD qualities ol .eAulae sliitr) l.,
,.,,, er,,,a Lv The 1r,u.nonY OF al Wuo hIteH,e1
, and ..J,o 4, 10 lis ben. tae Dt,t substitute 10,
real SILVER vet discovered. y, 10 It's chedpne -
!, j. e,ougI to say the pfice - bale.y u.o.e tld,
'',,o ,l.i,n Ina, oi .,l,er.
O' 'Th L t,Inyyino from Professor Hopkins, will
,,iv. same idea OF tnIs metal - u.u several
Slns Of :, FURNISHED and exposed Tor sc,,Iol day,
IN Inc action ol Dilute .oulphunc, Dilute AluIlal-
10 md y ,lnt, Ar,tlc Arld>, ahd also, to u so.u-
man of common salt Ee piece, were pla, "a
unr,gbt in the olas,e>, containing me llqulus, -
,s 10 b. ,ed to about half lnelr lem III. Al
rho .nd oC r,yr DAYS the result, were as iollows:
ia the .alt and w.t.r, The ulvtal WAS Lot III the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
1.-THE LYNCHBURG yIRGINIAN

:. .,b,i,hd Semi reekly, on Mondays and Thurs
,,,,, far 81 per annuni payable in adranee
Tryo Su5serptio" for shorter period than sil
abs nil be receired, nor any paper discontinued
,r,a all arrearages are paid, except q. The option q,
EdiiJr.
80 ADyER EASEMENTS inserted at so cent,
,cuare fort he first insertion, and 81 l2 cents TO
,r,yy subsequent Insertion gg A liberal deduction
u,,d. to those rho adrertise bu the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
n Ip L. ) r 4 BIZ Is II " l. I,
Tou Qurean 4 Palmer,
On O + L II +
lsOVN Golden Mortar

~ Tie Bricf Tenement, a fer doors Gelo1r
H., Past OHce, ana b.t'ces'a II. u. Nor
rei's Fancy Dry Good Stofe and Thurman
and S'Ao1ifetfS Htrdpdre Establishment,
"AViNG entered INTO co-parinership, for
the purpose d carrying ON the Apobecaig
aud Druggist business III tbs place, we Lake
This method Of informing our iIends and the
public generally, thai we are now receiving and
apnnae direct from Baltimore, Philadelphia
aud New York, an entire new assortment Of
FRf-u AND GrEUtSG MEDICINES, pRuGs,PANrs,
Ons Dyr- SUITS SuRGroN's INSTRUMENTS,
&C.. &C..
CO uprising all The neWc7t and most approved
lrticle, in Use. all Of which have been recently
selected v iIh great care, by one Of the finn.
\. we are determined 10 sell Gu " arcomlno-
sallug terms. especially to lirI' dealers, We
particularly invite Physician and country Nler-
chants 10 I'VE Us cali.
Order. from distance promptly attended TO-
nul NJ IN lhe mo,t careful lnannpr aud tor
war,irl with III greatest de,pleh. We solicit
hare of the publ" pilronage.
THDNtS \. FOt'RQUREAN,
REUBEN -. PALMER.
n I've have just received a splendid new
SODA Apparatus, which will he IN full opr-
ration in a FEW days.
FOURQUREAN & PALMER.
Srpicmbcr 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
NOTICE.

\ LII those indebted to me by bond or open a
count, are requested to make immediu
'y,nehl 10 Sam'l Storer, Bu tetourt, or the sui
'fIoer, Goose Creek, Bedford.
February % -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
From the Southern Literary hessenger for Dscs ptsf
l. | + Il 5 > L X l. a NJ

From tho Southern Literary hcssenget, for Dsos nj
/ + l. S > L K l. "A NJ
Iror I. IonSsos.
Lnt's stream sweeas lhro' many vso
vi ar..d hucs and SmIle. and t arr,
And bowers that Joy each larry gale,
Aud d,ssrt wasi,s WhCic Eri.i aplean,
II swteps-ay,, swiftly 10 Tue SEA,
Even az thc Xu,h oi waIcrs flowing.
A wave iush, low m,rr.iy
Aud then Il .hasul daIkIy showing.
tea source J.. in the littlc nook
BESIDE that iaI oil mountain
Where " un2 buds 90 IT'S baspn look
Aud tlalcts kIs. the fountain
How pure II guIglng starts and bcainins
Bright IN the irst Spnng morning sun,
HeaVeus own loved miniature seeming
thu - ltS begun
And then il socks another scene
On gtmmod With many flowers,
Wnere May-c,ws Iugcf yet between
Aud Ia Tie lcaiy oSois.
And sui II thrills most youslv
Rppl NJ ocrfoek aud glen then sleeping
Bosidc the mead OF Oh tho la
But . It's dr,gs are creeping,
And still it meets another land.
But all ITS carly flowers have faded.
Sa, c here and IN upon lie strand
One hngtItby the storm abradcd
And now its lcne Ihencd depths are eouded
With misty volumes ilJat,nf,
And IN Wild of branblcs slrouded
Odotb II cease II. sporting.
Yet one more vaicit finds the last
Onlfe'4 mcanderng shore
Jts yellow leaf twirls On the lust,
ils fruits are blishung ocr,
And u'e, its sullcu, bcamicss lido
Its buhbl,s IL are Lreakng,
IT'S don't meets the ocean wilr,
Eueh balmy scene iorsaking.
T done the oceans boundloss wa5.o
Rolls uPils misty CLEANING,
Ard un that de CIT -uuIe IL cast
The scd-WAS darly streaming.
But shall II be thu lasti No, never
\ hrie hit impulse shall lie gtsen,
l. en- iroin It's ocean sleep Ia sever
Il. C ntll ings to Helven.
EGa Moor, Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
1T Less them Cost.

4 large assortment of extra fine Shawls ant
n Handkerrhiei', which will be sold at even
'Ss than co,t.-Ladles wanting such good,
viii do veil TO call and supply themselves.
L. Il. ESTES.
F,h J II
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SAW MILL,
WHOLE SHE,
China. Glass Il Eariiit nwarc
Establishment.

xNl1E subscriber would call the attention Of
~ Merchants 10 this establishment. feeling
confident they will lind 1t much TO their inter
est TO purchase their CHINA, GLASS AND EAR
rHENwAEE in LIACHBuRG.
The assortment is LARGE and GENERAL, and
no doubt The prices and term, will be perfectly
satisfactory. Al order, thankfully received and
promptly attended to,-packing particularly al
t'9deJ To. JOSEPH -. EN ANS.
The Wythe Mountalneer, Abingdon States
man, Jone Borough Republican aud Knoxville
Register will insert the above twice, and forward
thelr bulls also one copy Of the paper which
contains the advertisement.
Jan. Is
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MORNING, MARCH 10, 1887.
SPRlNG GOODS.

n E are opening a few packages Of spriac
" Goods recently selected IN New York,
'1ng them some vely pretty Gools for Sprla.
cat 10 which we inyite the attention Of tn,
ADDE'S. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
March l3-ls
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W ASiilNs1IUS IiOIEn

FXNliE subscribers beg leave TO inform thea
Il friends aud the public generally, that they
have purchased this valable property and are pre-
E4red to accommodate all those who NAV favor
Us With call. The house will be iurui he'd
with neat and PLAIN furniture aud our servants
the best that can be procured, our bar with the
lest of liquors, and table and Stable with lie
test the market affords.
Our senior has great experience IN the bust
ness, and we pledge ourselves TO use the most
interchangeable exertons to render our visitors
comfortable and agreeable.
WILLIAM HIX,
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE
N B.-Ihe subscribers are prepared to ac-
commo late and would like 10 receive a few
yearly Bolrders. W. II.
NJ l.
Lynchburg, Oct "a IS
The herald., 1837-04-27

PoLIcE-Opening The eChest-"D-n the kew >
sad Mr. Henry Brown, the breakfast bell rang
conveying to his ear and from thence to his naono
ton, the loss of his share Of the toast and eggs pre-
pared lot me morning meal @D-n the key-I
think must have swallowed it,
Likely enough" replied his roommate, q but no
matter II VIII serve to open your chestr'
I'M MI Brown A. was TOO hunsry to laugh so Fastening
down stairs he paid such unusual attention TO the ea
ables as made his lnndlady pay him certain compH-
mems on the exoelency Of his health
Yes ! do feel iol lol. ! pity Hansen" said
Brown, with his mouth full she'll come short off
this morning, calcsate.'
TO this The lady very significantly assented
Mr Brown at length finished his meal and de-
parted.
When he returned in the evening, ne found his chest
had indeed been opened, and that sixteen gold sove
reigns, seven Spanish silver dollars and two French
hive franc pieces had been distracted thercfrom
lherc many true word spoke in Jest said
Brown to himself remembering Hansens witticlsla
But Is generally the lntroducer of lengthy aro,I-
ment-bst, with MIR Brown il was not so ne SOUGHT
the ard oil the watchman, and had Mr.. Hansen lodoed
In the watchhousc.
In the morning the complainant nppeayed !, con.
pany with J. Nelson, Peter Holam, and John Hex
ton, also the boarders in the house No 81 James
street where Mr.. Brown had lost his cash
Alter some explanation had been attempted by two
OF these IN favor Of the prisoner Mr. Justice Hopson
considered The case Of robbery subsantaed and held
Hansen TO bail TO answer 10 tho charge.
Shop Lffing-One Miss Harriet Darling wns
committed Tor stenllng from the store Of Mr. Charity
DIXON NO. ll0l Bowery, piece of calico valued So
and a shawl valued at 81 rs.
Harriet told a strange tale Of her buying the shawl
OF Mrs Mayo, IN Chatham street. and that as TO the
calico she didn't know nothing about il, no how y
you'll excuse my cryingP said Harriet to the ma
gsird'e, my feelings are 80 acute" "Yes, and
mans calico, sr'nt you?" "Oh dear y sobbed Har-
rle and poor thing!" said Mr.. Charity Dixon but
consde ring that "cbarity begins al home" the com
palnant hardened his heart" and refused 10 lei her
go. Mss Darling was therefore sent 10 Bridewell.
Shoe Steafng-.A chap named James Muny was
committed for stealing pair OF shoes from Mr. Fran
cls Fan weather No. l64 Mulberry ST.
:, iore and giory.-Loulsa Thompson and Mary
hcCanna gotnto dispute respecting The perfec,ons
OF gentleman who boarded in the same house with
them. Mary called Louisa "hard names !" who
thereupon threw a decanter at Miss McCanna' head
Louisa was bound over to keep the peace.
The herald., 1837-04-27
DIED.

years ' ' "V" ''"'"e' 'teu "
ne reayss and friends OF the ary invited TO isnd M,
OF 23d street and s,h avenue ' '
On Tuesday 25h acr short i,ess in the ss rear Of
la.tspt J. hn II. Skiddy - -
The friends and of the family are rqcses TO at
ena ,e inneia tins all rooon at occk fosr her late rest
On Tuesday aenoon .5h inst Mr. Joseph Spencer In this
The rierd OF the family o attend h. funcf,
street
On M,pday evening" 2sth inst Christian Al rus, the
3fth of hs
o. Monday 2ih s' Mrs Lyds Punscn, wife 81 Ncah.Pu
Al burlington, D. on SATURDAY asd inst, Elizabeth ~ eldest
daughter Of ,. Gris a aged 70 years
The herald., 1837-04-27

ed such stale the BUSINESS Of Our cty presents
In every article of merchandise all is inactivity and
silence. The exports this week 9766 bales, and
the imports 2445 5baes-Chronicie.
ST. AUGUSTINE, April la-FRoM MUsauIro.-The
sloop Splendid, Capt. Helme arrived on Sunday last
from Musqu,o. by this arrival we learn that a few
Indians had again made their appearance in the vlcn-
ity OF the camp. Capt. Hanson had given chase to
three and had captured boat and all Their cooking
utensils, &c. which he destroyed. One Indian on
horseback was pursued, but he effected his escape
"A report IS IN circulation which has been publish
Gu 'hat the flonda was in want OF wood, ana that
they were Obliged TO send here for it. This IS errone-
neous-ihe Splendid being in the service Of the Un-
tea states was sent up for forage, which expect
Cd TO arrive IN the s. s. Mills from Charleston, and
Capt. Hebbard Of the Florida, requested that few
cords of wood which he had engaged here. might be
also brought room could be found in the vessel for
i. The Mills had not arrived, and some dispatches
from Gen. Jesup were waiting ta be forwarded TO
Gen. Hernandez, which were despatched by this op-
portunty Immediately, together with the wood This
circumstance gave rise TO the report.
From Tampa we have information to the 10TH
We learn that on the 9th, twelve hundred ra,ions
were issued, and letters continue to state that the In
dams still continue TO come in "slowly, but surely"
-Sdrannah repubtican
BALTIMORE, April 2eth o'clock p. MA report
was in circulation at Wheeling on Saturday last that
the Cleveland Bank, the Commercial 2ank cf Lake
Erie, the Canton and Massillon Banks (all of Ohio
had suspended specie payment for sixty days. The
Wheeling Times discredits the report-Am.
april 25th, IL o'clock M.-Our city as 70 money
matters experiences that kind Of calm which pre-
cedes the approach Of an expected storm, Of which
the indications are too evident to be mstaken-and
each OF our citizens seems TO be not only prudently
preparing 10 protect himself but kindly and in the
spirit OF the social compact to assist in shielding his
neighbors from the petings Of the approaching temp
est.-G0e
The herald., 1837-04-27

ENcoRE.-"four ssng pleases me-" said king
TO peasant, who had followed his carriage Up long
hill, singing as he went--"Eacore"
What does encore mean 2" enquired the peasant.
IL means that you should begin again"
The song was repeated and his majesty counted
out number of bright golden csins
Encore" cried the delighted vocalist, "cncore."
His majesty was gracioEsly pleased 10 double his
quantity.
The herald., 1837-04-27

ID Dr. Dudley, Of Lexingtsn, removed a stone
from the bladder, weighing seven hundred and sixty
grains, and measuring five and four inches in its long
and short circumference, in minute and haf-hs
one hundred and fortieth operation of the same kind
Tremendous success-as the managers say
The herald., 1837-04-27

On Tuesa " 18th inst ky the Rev y M Johssan pl..cl,
Ellison tossra Charlotte Slaughter Of Ceore Lydc Es1 a on
this city. 1' - -''V'
On Tuesday, 2sth inst, BY the Rev. Dr. Ferris Mr. ciaer, "a
all Of this city
on Saturday, 25h inst, BY the Rev Dr Yemen cea,. Ma
dents Of this city. "' S""''''
At suo. Mass, on Monday eh inst by the Rev Mr. Tracy
Mr. Abah Waodwsrd, ~ Erie, Pa Miss Jua dauv ,sr ot
Nathan Lombard Fsq, - The fufmer place s "
The herald., 1837-04-27

~ Lad es who promenade with tight sleeves
must not carry them so sffly the ap, TO- Per-
haps they feel little constrained at fiji ST. and will do
better when they get used TO the H. Tho Sc, whose
beauty and grace alone make this dirty world bear
able, should carefully avoid any thing which dmin-
shes their fasciaations
The herald., 1837-04-27

u The survey Of our sea coast, which has been
going on slowly for several years. is about to be com
Pleted under the direction of Professor Hasser The
coast IN the vicinity Of New York will be surveyed
the present season. This work ought to ha,s been
done years ago.
The herald., 1837-04-27

u In some OF the London hes a waiter is en-
ployed to cut the gentlemcns thumb nails In Belize
bulbs dominions they cut deeper
The herald., 1837-04-27

u The pit audience of Drury Lane, is composed
OF critics, connoisseurs old pay-goers from Cookies
tme-men who give their days and nights TO Shaks-
peare- and ladies' TOO, by the by-with mixture in
deed, Of basor metal
The herald., 1837-04-27

Al uooD NEWS FOR THE BLISp.-We understand
mat ladies' frecks are TO be made the shorter next
summer, than at present.
The herald., 1837-04-27

Inc suns rays may De so concentrated by a convex
lens as to burn substances fortyfve feet under wa
ter provided the experiment be tried in diving bell.
The herald., 1837-04-27

" Inc cost OF fuel for steam purposes IN New
York, is estimated at So 100000. This will be saved
by the electro magnetic engine
The herald., 1837-04-27

a The banking capital of Boston amounts to
S2l,OO0O00
The herald., 1837-04-27

u Some villain in Cincinnati posted up mali
clous pacard stating that the Exchange Bank of that
city had stopped payment. The Post contradics the
statement.
The herald., 1837-04-27

u Underakers should never neglect to ascertain,
by plungng knife into some part of corpse, whe-
her life is extinct. This practice would prevent the
horrible fear of being buried alive
The herald., 1837-04-27

Never feel gricved at the neglec, Of one wbe. n,
first delighted ia yosr society. Children break The
play things which have lost their novelty and grown
children cut their old acquaintance, to find new one,
not half 30 valuable.
The herald., 1837-04-27

III The French boast of Their galnntry and cvili-
xation, while they permit women to work on the
docks, act porters sweep the Streets and perform
other mean and loborious Offices which an American
would be ashamed to throw upon the gentle SEX
Female BARRIERS, however French luxurics we
should not object to; but female scavengers, Ia
Rouen are disgrace TO ie grand nation.
Why wont some Of the pretty scamstresses set up
for barbers1
The herald., 1837-04-27

sJ No ship, railroad car manufactory, where
the electromagnetic engine is used will ever be struck
by lightning.
The herald., 1837-04-27

FREscH PHrLosofHy.--The engineer employed By
the French government to raise the EgyTtian obelsk
at Paris had loaded pistol in his pocket for the pur
pose ofblowng out his brains in case Of failure Of
the machinery. The presdentia engineer at Wash
ington ought to initiate such good practice.
The herald., 1837-04-27

When the gifted authoress of Three Eras in wo-
mans lie" says, that " no woman shoald crticise
the personal attractions Of another" she opens the
whole battery Of won,ans criticisng disposition on
the other sex. Handsome men will not object to
this nor ugly ones, when they hear her reasons.
II she adrnires il j. acctatlonf she condemns, il
IS senvy'" Women, with all their charity, and they
almost monopolize the article, are generally the most
severe upon their own sex.
The herald., 1837-04-27

nS- LAWRENCE WALLIS isfesm n that he will hear sf
something his advantage BY calling AZ No ~ TONrINE
OF wall and " Wafcr streets, view rWk aa7.Hs
ANNUAL xHIBITION HALL.
n1- CHARLES wRIGH r woad inform his fr,epss and IN.
ek. that bic Asnun Exhon Ball will rake Mace sh,s venns
~ his rooms, of Houston md Allen. when intends
bring forward greater variety o. Dane than 70
loo
Tickets o. - admit sereran and bs lades-can ls o
aiped the ah~ve Mf redence 900 Mous,os,
and AZ the dccr cn he evening. aaT.us
.To BoARDINo HOUSE, KEEPEra
USIhON sALG.-Fndsy Ars,l -, 1897, at 10 oeeck
~ - a. ~ Chery street ossr snkr Square will T scls
al ne fsnne Of Private BsoSps House. ~ Beds
Bedans Tables ehars, Carets wsrirbcs Looking
Glasses, Kitchen Utensils &C Aa AT 2s
The herald., 1837-04-27

~ Pieces oil camphor in the births Of steara and
canal boats, will pre'ec, the passengers from vermin.
TRY N.
The herald., 1837-04-27

~ THE HERALD OFFICE ,0tn REMOVE on nc ''f
~ Man 10 No III ANN STREET, ons door easfof Nassau
ssrset and opposite the Yesy Rooms af the Duic k0"sa
Church
The herald., 1837-04-27

APpEAnAscrs.-A MIR. Fowler, generally esteemed
TO be an industrious cordwaner, of regular and pru-
dent habits, brought upon the stand in the Su-
preme Court at Lowell, Mass, TO swear to receiving
$1,000 on a mortgage. He testified that he had re-
ceivel the money, and spent the whole in gambling g
and general dissipation, to which he had been So.
crey addicted for twelve years The whole truth
with vengeance.
The herald., 1837-04-27

II The exploring expedition is to sail from Nor
folk, Va.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-15
D. L. FARNAM'S P0teast Lifting and FOs'ciaa g PUMPS.

MANUFACTURED BY J. S. LEIBERT & co.
 ct GermGrtotcn, near Philadelphia, Penn. NNo. 2, Large Pump for raising water for IN the supply of Villages, or any purpose where a great quantity of water is required, they will raise 200 gallons per minute.
 No. 7, will raise 50 gallons per minute, the above are well calculated for Steamboats, Ships, Stone Quarries, or Fire Engines, for Steamboats they are valuable for filling boil CTS ot water tanks, washing decks, and may be safe guard in case of fire, as Engines they will throw water; No. l, 100 feet, No. ?, 60 feet perpendicular.
 No. 5, for deep wells of 100 feet or less, they will work easy any depth, will raise 20 gallons per minute .r.
 No. 4, House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 30 feet, and will raise from l6 to 20 gallons per minute, according to height and distance.
 These Pumps are all formed of metal, ot the most lasting qualities, they arc very sim pie in their construction, and those parts sub ject to friction are packed with Leather and may be readily renewed. (should they ever require it,) by any person of ordinary capa- city; 2 years experience and the general ap- probation of those having used them. are a guarantee oftheir superior qualities over |oO being now in use. E
 For Pumps in the County of Litchfetd. erceP' Warren, Washington and Nesc- Miyord, GPPts to ANDREW BUEL, in LitclfeId
 July 20, 1886.