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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03
FROM FLORIDA.

The Government paper nf Yesterday
contains an official letter frnn General
Jesup. embodylng substantially the mfr
malIon whIsh pad previously reached US
through private channels, and al which
our readers are already IN possession.
such as the meeting with Jumper and
Alligator. &r.. and the agreement 1t the
Indians IL meet thu General \, Fri Dade
On the 18Th instant The issue # that
meeting. we trust. sill b. a termination
IN the scenes whwh have. inr the last &c
teen Tunihs. alternaiel, distressed aud
Disguised the country; which have cos,
the lives of many gallant soldiers aud
chIvalrous citizens. not IN speak ut other
painful consequences, wrh scarcely a
single ron.nling or rederm,ng cIrcum-
stance. We shall hear The result. Of the
conference in a few days
General Jesup's letter encIoses one
from Col. Henderson, Of the Marines.
commanding party II Alabama volun.
lers aud mounted marines, giving an &C.
count of their operations, which Gen. j.
entirely approves.
The foIhwing closing paragraphs Of
General Jesup's despatch should be al,en'
lively read: ~
Every department, and every indl
vidual has fulfilled my utmost expecta-
tons, aud nothing necessary to be done
has been left unione.
"As an act Of justice to all Of my pre-.
decessors in command. ! consider IL my
duty to say tina, the ,l,ffcIlnes attending
military operations in this country can be
property appreciated only by those &C
qualnied with them. have had advanta
ges which neither Of them possessed, il
better preparations aud more abundan
supplies; and (nund i. impossible Il
operate with any prospect Of success
unul | had established line Of depot
across the country. Il .@s.eest# 4.
, This Is a service, which no maj
would seek with any other view than III,
mere performance Of his duty; distinction
or increase OF reputation u out Of Oh.
question:; aud the difficulties are such
that the best concerted plans NAV resul
in absolute failure. and the best establish
ell reputation be lost wllhou, fault.
"n | have a, any time said augh, il
disparagement Of the "pvratlnms ofother
in Florida. either verbally ar in writing
officially or unaih nty. kaOwlag III
country as | naw knnw A. eonside
myself bound as a'man Of honnr selemnl
! 10 re,ract it," '*~3 Nat. Intel.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

The Csrlist official Journal. the Ca
zelle donate. saws that Don Carlos 10
confined 70 his bed BY an indispuslr,on,
OF nature 50 serious as 10 cause much
uneaslness. @"" @&@ t@%1 ~ III
The Switzerland Gazette Universal
says. on authority which il respected,
that al the commencement of 1897 The
German powers we're 20 commence o
blockade Of the Swiss can,ons. 0n accounf
Of the alleged nOn.execulion Of The con-
clusion. ..-....
The trial Of Geunier was expected 10
commence on The 18Th af February -
The lnal Of the persons implicated in The
Slrssburg affair. were 10 commence on
the 9th ullimo. &c.
The Portuguese government have 10.
sued decree. prohibiting the impoIlsiion
or expectation If slaves. by sea or land.
in all the Portuguese dominions without
exception, under very severe penalties.
The Mexican Minister al sdrld. las
officially communicated to The Spanish
government. that The ports Of Mex,cosre
open tn the admission OF Spanish vessels.
The veteran General Nina died 10
Calalonia on the 24,h Of December.
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Methodist Conference.

The ElrRinla Annual Conference &c The
Neth"cisi EPisropsl Church riosed ils
labors - PsieTsbarg. On Mondsy he
20ah uli. sllfr > session Of larlse days.
BlshoP Waugh Of BALTIMORE. prrsldeds
The Conference has been DIVIDED. ne
knsnoke River being The dividing line.
The following i lisl q lie sppainl-
menls for The present wear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

MINOR Vas circulsied in our Town
veslsrday nc, . lIlsle eKnsordinsry y -
:b,rseisr. Dan Cupid o. Madam PHI
,,r,hopy having made lodgmeni N The
Ir-ast Of . dane az sboui - winters.
Ans in Ihe neighborhood II Halifax.
\ Z. inprlIed her 10 quil her relatives.
al START as : gentleman on = pilgrimage
ri,h ihe object "f her attachment.
,eri,sble negro. A horse and ean were
;mmralalely pressed 10 lnrshrE This de-
.iis,. and onward the eOn6ding pair wen
Ali their way. happy a. the prOsPeeI of
,be near realization Of their hopes cnuid
,eader lhem. Things turned out much
a thsir mutual satisfaction until lhey
.,,ehed Nnri0lk. Here some difficulty
,,,.e in acting oul The relationship br
,uesn master and his man. Samb0 was
;.e.n,iaus and talked myslerinnsly. His
,,ol,e.or was Encountered wIlh the hnrse
snl cart. and made = very silly offer of
len for = sum grossly unequal % their
w,nh. Something Was evidently rotten
n the state Of Denmark The police
.rnsli a rat, and one III them on enlering
,he room yesterday morning discovered
= profnsion Of locks clustering around the
shoulders Of the Kind gentleman. The
,sers, was SION on, and the adventurous
couple we're az quickly IN jail. The
design disclosed was 10 take the negro
on 10 New York and Ihere 10 sci him
free. Such dlsinleresiedness. however. -
no. mach credlled by some. 40 eircum-
s.,ne.s are saId To have lranspired which
Indicated an intention 10 subject him 10
bondage Of another SORT.
THIS ia miserable affair. which must
Erlbly sirike The attention nf our north.
ern aselifea. and teach them n they are
40, airs,dt Iaughi. The ruInous lendenry
At lhrw m,seaiIsd philanthropy. We
knew the quiZZIng mama MAS n IL high
e.i md were al first 10th 10 credit u. bul
W. ave heard the story from 80 many
.,urres that Ihene Is IiIIle doubt of ~
uaA. POrfsmOuih Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Cure for Drmksanssa-A man in
Maryland. nolnriausiy. sddieled 70 This
vice. hearing an nproar in his kitchen one
evening. lad The curiosity 70 step Niihoai
noise N the door. 20 hear shsl ~ss The
matter; when he beheld hrs servants IN
dulgIng IN the mast nnbounded rnars of
laughter a. couple Of hi- negro bnsr.
who were mlmleking him in his drunken
DTS: showing how he resled and sisggsr>
ed: how he laoksd and nodded. and bic
cuped. and lumbled The picture which
these children 81 nature drew IL tim. and
which filled the resi- siih 80 much mer.
riment. struck him 90 forrihIy that ne
became perfectly sober man. In the IN
speaksble joy Of his wife and children.
- Phi. Sat. Asrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Exir1et Of . letter reseised N PhiIa-
drlphia from . liend and Intelligent
grntleman q ne western border Of Ar
kansas. dslrd Jan. ~:
:. The apprehension ihss existed .
shark iiDe since ~ officially snsing
among the Creeks On aceaunt Of he night
q rlasrakip beiseea !. A-polh.le- ho l.
and McInlosh. has subsidized. and I hope
forever.
"FnUrteen thousand Greeks have arri-
we'd N uhls country within this winter. and
their condition i mosl horrible. Those
who have reached their neu country
are without any kind Of sheller. having
not YET had lime 20 build: and he condI
lion ~ several thousand vet on The road
. s1ill worse. They are almost naked.
and are without shoes. aud in this rondi-
lion they are driven On by he contractors
through all kinds Of weather. just as II
they Sere hogs The STOW within the
last ten days has beeH As much IS eight
inches deep. and they are hurried on
through u; The w0men and children fire.
queniiy making The most heanrending
cries with hunger and cold"
MAJ. G0<.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

The bill making appropriations for for
iifcaiions. being under consideration 10
the House of Representatives. . seesion
~as added on uaolion Of Air. Bell. which
provides fnr distribution Of The surplus
rrEenue which may remain in the lreasu-
~ on the first Of January next in The
sane manner 5 provided for in the act
of The last Session. Thus amended the
bill passed. and was sent 10 the Senate.
The bill being taken up in The Senate,
the section providing Cor distribution Of
the surplus produced . long and animated
debate. aud tie section was finally sIrlck-
en- out. BY a xnle al 20 In l9--Messrs.
Brown and Strange of our stale voting
Tor striking out $50
The bill then again went 10 the House:
hut what will be lis ultimate fate il sc,
doubtful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Warrington. FEB. 1857,
After having employed seven days in
examination oI witnesses. in the case of
the conlempt Of is authority BY witness
summoned before onr oi lis committees.
lhe House Of Representatives. as our
readers we're informed IN our last. hrske
OF in the midst II their inquiries. and
discharged The accused. free OF rensure.
aud vet not exrnlpaied Without enlrr.
ing now inIn the merit IL these exlraor-
binary proceedings. Il NAV he remarked.
We suppose, without offence. that the
House ought moi to have brought Mr.
Whitney TO lis bar unless with the Inien.
ton 10 yindlcaie. in one way or other.
lis lawful authority 10 the matter. The
EFFECT Of the late proceeding must be 10
sen the respect paid TO IFS mandates;
and they may hereafter come TO be obey.
ed only by those who have no objsrlion
10 them. MAJ. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Cspiiai Punishment IN .SeIr Hdmp.
size. Anone the important arts passed
Al the recrn. session nf the Legislature ii
h. Stale. IL one calculated ~ diminish
u levq teucy al Capital PGnishmenls.-
|. A,v,dcs all cases nf murder into class
s.--,f the first and second degnes.--
Uater lhr frs, are included all murders
eTrrted hS ,loIsoa. starvation. torture,
lylns in wait. nr committed in The per.
peranon or attempt "a perpeIraIe any
robbery. rape, arson. or burglary. and
al olher species Of deliberate and pre-
m'In,,ed killing. al the discretion 81
NJ Iury-lhai 10 murder under any OF
lhe foregoing circumstances may b. de.
dared BY The jury 10 be of the first de.
grre. and b. punished by dra'h. All
other kinds of murder are Ia he reckoned
siIhe second degree. and To he punished.
- s also the crime of treason. by SOLITARY
Imprisonment. mot exceeding three years.
and hard labor Tor life--lhe convict N be-
considered civllly dead from and after
sentence Is pronounced against HIM. SO
Cha, matrimonial and all other contracts
10 Which he is patty are 10 be dissalv-
Cd. his estate administered upon. &c. Il
brher provides, that hereafter all exscu.
hons shall take place within the walls "r
enclosed yard Of the prison in the county
where the persons have been convicted.
70 he aaeadeI only by dr6nue number
o. individuals, including The Sheriff aud
cher otfirers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

rft.'s. utg February IS.
C0tfon--l4 a Isl cents.
Iobaeco-New Lugs. 2 rs 3 rs
Common Leaf, 4 90 = 4 so
Common TO good. 4 so a 6 90
Hheat-l SO a Q OO;-Recspls very
light.
FlOtT-Family, SIG 90
Superfne. II 90
Fayetteville, February %.
Cotton-l2a a Is.
Uhedt-l so.
Ffour-S 50 a 8 so.
Corn 80 a IS.
Fldr Seed 80 a | so.
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Raieigh and Columbia Rail. Road

Raleigh and Columbia Rail. Road
A meeting vas held in this city on Tues.
day last ior the purpose Of adopting
effective measures Tor prosecIing the Rail
Road from this r'ly 10 the South Carolina
line. through Moore and Richmond coun.
ues--a charter for which was granted by
the last Legislature. AbauI eighty thou.
sand dollars we're promptly subscribed.
and We have M doubt that the subscrip
ton. in a few DAYS. will reach 500 OOo.
This - q very handsome subscription
Indeed. considering that our eilIzens had
previously invested more Than $500 900
in the CASTOR Rail Road Improves lha,
we have AZ energy To carry m works of
useful improvement. which il not To be
palsird BY the cold neglect II the Legs.
lalure. raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Court Of Laquiry.-Tks Frederick
Herald Of Saturday says
We understand that IL is probable this
court will adjourn To day-snd that they
will return their opinion 10 the President
IN substance the same as il was before.
The opinion on MAJ. Gen. Gaines's case
we have not vet heard. II is supposed
that the decision will be laid before Pre-
sIdeni Van Buren,, as General Jackson's
term has now so nearly expired. As
scarcely 10 give him time 10 act.
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Virginia Conference.
RICHMOND Dist klcT.

hl1hMUNU UiSl Kilt.
II. b. CnwLEs. n. f.
lTsiaas; = A sn'iah, 4. N, Lee.
shsekG Hal; A. Dlbssil. H..
.hsH Ksaf; - ie snpplied.
Hiiiissss1g & Haapisa; .. ". IIsnnieusl
Glgncfslsr5 .. y White. j
hmg 4 Qases; Joshas Leigh.
Esssx; Jaseph Lear
careiiHe; Rohen Scott.
Han0rr; n. u. Kelley.
CHARLOTTESVILLE DISTRICT.
JosEPH cARsos. p. Z.
chwloffeNills; X L Jones.
.iibsm@lf; Join v Halsiesd. @ 3s-
Seoiisrilie; Vernon Eskridge, Sun. ~
GsiEmbia; Joseph A Brown. @-s. =
LsIiss; MHl. n. Starr.
Spoifsslraaia; Jesse Powers.
IaipeYpn; N schrofie. 4 @@
RaPPshmAoek; d CosIing. ts.-
Oraags; David Mood.
LYNcHBURG DISTRICT.
ADRIAN PEsN. T.. e.
LsHehbug; Jams trDOnaId.
Bedford; John X Bennett
campbsil; D n Duyal
lhaftoufs T. finsley.
Prince Edward; John W. childs.
Cumberland; Z Gibsnn., -se... a.s
BaeLiaghsH; q W S Harper. --1
.amhsTsii x G Bass.
PETERSBURG DISTRICT.
~.# l.. SEIDxoRE, p. z.
Petsrsbswg; Thomas Crowder.
chtsisrk.ld; G A Baine. .~.-- 49,
.7nartis; G W Motley, @..#
.useklsnbDR; ) T Moorman. J Michaels.
College sIatiOa; " o Rgwzie.
Brumswiek; John Kerr.
Grstnsyiils; $ " Jones, James McAden.
.Meksrria; James M Lewis. a- E
SUSSEX; Issae N Arnold ~
EbeEsssr; George MshoOd. &.
Stephen Ohm. President Of Randolph Macon
College.
Edward D Sims, Professor of English Liters.
ture and Hebrew. r NJ College.
John Early, Agent r " collrge. -.t.--. 49,.
| NORFOLK DISTRICT. D..
CALEB LEACH, p. E. @ i
fs.tolk; d ) Dogget. ~s - - ..s
Porismouih; I'm | Waller.
Princes fan; Henry d Wood.
snden; q II Kesee.
E;dsntOn; b B Mics -
.hItrsssbOrSashi X Adama e.
CAFES; J owen.
EliEsbsih City; J A Reddick.
Sgeoik; r z Watkins
SnIiilksld; James N winfree.
| UayTifuek mission; JamFs " Darden.
DsnIei iiaii, Conference Missionary agent.
| David Fisher, transferred 10 Missouri Confer
ence.
Isaac Haines, transferred to Illinois Confer
enee, -.s.,.~
Virginia Conference To hold its next sessioI
in Richmond. February 81 1888
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Mn. M0fis, wile Of Calvin Mafht. az
Bethel. j. - county. t@as 1ilIs s.s,'s hef
only rhilsi lllilr esrl De sesrs I'D. -
sneh degrfe - y Pause hfr dsalh IN
twelve hours Il spresrs that DE lnlsa-
maa mother was hearine The child reud,
and because she did nut pronounce he
eord decay properly. the rod vas rrsnrs-
ed 10 On = pest nnrIem examlnaIion
The whole bosls Was found beaten %
jelly The more lhsn savage mother 10
under bonds II one fhOusand dolars 20
appear and answer 81 The laws loT me oE-
lenee. Vermont Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

NNea Tx, FFh u
"A thousand dollar ORA great IN
fat,ened BY William Feh. esq of MAdi.
son county. vas sold tn Sandy WEIGH,
who keeps the great esting-house corner
# Broadway and Ann street. and e.
thew Hsrpel. Of Washington market. tor
the round sum of one thousand dollars.
II was estimated that the quarter e meat
would weigh FIVE hundred pound. each.
Jaur. of Com.
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EgassacacToI.


10 consequence q lhs press Of other
work which could nos Be p0slponed. We
have bsen under the necessity 81 delay
lng he pablieall0a Of this humber uf lie
Recorder. The lime Ne shall sndessor
10 redeem IN . wesk or txo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

.7mrrican Six We have within this
week md an opportunity Of seeing snme
eean;ilut specimens of Sewing SILK,
Tom the incorporated establishment II
Samarl Whi,marsh, Esq. Of Northamp.
tOh. Mass. on Connecticut river. lie
has,"e are informed, just commenced the
Manufacture u Saving Silk. Silk Yes,
ings, aud other Silk fabrics. Three hun
dred acres II ground are attached TO the
COMPANIES works, anil about one hundred
@onsaah Chinese mulberry trees are now
sFo"'nE there. and another season they
will be multiplied 10 hall million. They
then viii be able tn feed about four mil
hons Of warns, |, is said TO be already
Tie most extensive and we'll regulated
SIX company in the Union. and 10 the
eoarse Of two years will manufacture
SIR hbrics 10 the amount Of 100000
annually from the raw material, most Of
ma' raw material created from worms
Oh the spot, The texture Of the silk is
equal 10 the Italian, aud tie ladies' pro.
oounce Il not tnlerinr IN heaviuess and
mndlhRess, tue defect of the latter, a
freaI tanlt heretofore, with American
Sewing Silk. National htslRgsneer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

,,sfhs country he disgraes Il bis slsFs'
-, A. Il i, however. 4 = obvious
-, X, Ike his pslran. Van Bpfen. :
ID by ! minorily Of lhe Americsn
80. RIGA Wing.
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Horrible!!--Wr. have received infor-
nation from . credible source, tina,
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North Carolina Conference.


RALEIGH DISTRICT.
II. 6. LEIGH. p. E.
Raleigh city; Edward HsdswofIh.
Raleigh circuit; John Edwards, B T Blake,
sup. tlt#t
Tar River; w E PeIl, = r Brsme, sup.
t;ranriils; Henry SpeCk.
HilisborOueh; Addison VI. Lea.
Chatham r Garrsro.
Hoe River; Vim Carter.
PitisbsrOueh: : Campbell.
NEwBERN DISTRICT.
JAMES JAMESON, p. E. .
.Ntcbsrn; & v Laaghorn.
SnO,c Hill; n Culbreth
Duplin; J n Boatright
Samsoa; T sin, lair
Topsal Inlet; " S Colson
Trent; r C Maynard
.NtppOri; John Cora
Straits; W McMasters
Beaufort; E Joiner
ROANOKE DISTRICT.
r. ]. CARSON, p. E.
Roanoke; Vim ompton.
PHI: Chapel ftaiherston.
.Neuse, " wash. ~-'e@
Washington; RIP Blbb
.Maifanlnskstt; W " Kone
Portsmouth, 4 0cracoks; w NJ Jordan.
Washington station, Joseph II Davis
Plymouth; Samuel Pearce
Tarbaough; Alfred Norman ss:.
DANvILLE DISTRICT.
Moses Brock. p. E. a
Daayille &. Milton. Jehu Hank
Piiisslysnia; J A Miller
Banisier, Joseph Goodman,
Frsnklin: W w Albea, u ga
Rockingham; D B Nicholson + ......F.
| GaiLtord. Thomas Barnutn ~.f,
GrtsnsbOrOugh; James Purvis
| Cas,rsli; Peter Doub
Person VIM Gloss %e~ ~.e
, Lsas6urg academy; Lorenzo Lea =.
| Samuel Bryaat, Agent fer Greensborough Fe'
| male COLLEGIATE Institute.
! Bobert o Burton, Agent for Randolph Macon
College. se. --.-
SALISBURY DISTRICT. s.
'.. JAMES REID, p. e.
! Salisbury; William johnson
Davidson; n H Trippea
I, Randolph; Thomas Jones a. 1T
/ Stokes; Joshua Bethel Nts
Patrick; & p Moorman
Surry; T NJ Sharpe.
Wilkes; S B Bumpass
Iredsll; John Lewis
.ioeksrille; W Anderson ~ 49,. u
The North Caralna Conference will hold III
session at Greensborough. on the 3ist Of Janu
airy 1888. ..- - --~
pbe Paris Sum says-uThe diplo,
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NOTICE.

-" N UTIU f..
gnHE subscriber having qualified as executor
u TO the last Will and testament Of ROBERT
MOORE, deceased. hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate TO make imme-
date payment; and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated wnnin ,he
time prescribed by law, or thls notice will be
Mead IN ba. Of recovery,
JOHN JONES. Ear.
February %. 50
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The Paris Sun says-"The diplo'
matte dinner the day before Yesterday at
Court. was given in,honor Of the arrival
of General Cass. the new Envoy Of the
United States. The King had long
conversation with him in English. as Mr..
Cass does not speak French.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

D'aner TO Gov. D1dley.---A dinner
wa slyen to Gov. Dudley, by the ci,izens
" Wilmington. on the 10Th ul,. No
P'F'y feeling was manifested On the oc-
'aS'm. and the affair was highly credit
- !" all the parties concerned.
Standard.
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oac'ai"sed Baggoge--rhe New York
legislature have bull under considera-
aon to dispose Of the unclaimed baggage
o. different steamboat and stage offices
mr"ushou, the State. |. appears tina,
mere are some hundreds Of trunks remain.
ing unclaimed in the city Of New York;
'na IN Utica and Buffalo there are whole
.o'ss'ored with unclaimed baggage which
has been collecting there for fifteen years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

Newport, June la-Ar sloop Metamora Brown New York
phsdelpiis jane i7GAr schr Hope Susan, Nekenon,
} r. Thompson, Lymner do; Comet, Thoburn, do-Cpd,
sioop Northern Liberty, Robinson do
Richmond, June l6.-Schr. Splendid, Beman, New York,
lfg
Norfolk June 4-Ar schr Lucy Margaret Wharton, Rich
mond, bound To New York.
Washington, N. c. June 6-Ar schrs Thomas wyms Full
Fuford New York. Mary Ann Harding, dol Swan Ireland,
do. Melissa, Jarvis do; Greenvile, Darden, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-20

JTSaE CADY. Auetioneer.


d srsssTh. Day Laif past o'so4 i %. p "a
hardwae cutlery "a. goods hats, combs fancy ciota
Southern and western market TOO s's-
uo n, N nan an lad adser,uenen. Of this kind
1900 cards Birmingham and sheffield Cutlery, Of every va
20oO dozen Collars and Bosoms
10000 Needles assorted from u, Hemmings and Geman
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest, and Pearl subject to deen.
0J ni,s Ss sen y Ro BE taken eoa i payment
Also German, French, and Rhode Island Jewelryi low
priced Watches, Guard Chains &c. mz5lys
M. WARD, Auctioneer
ID Street. Wa-Ths Day ats O'Clock at the suc-
dirk knives on cards and doaens; SCISSORS u dozens and o.
cards needles cannsers and bundes double singled
caps, ihmbles, knitting needles hooks and eyes Se Nc
Faacs sa English lavender on
Also invoice OF combs buttons collars boscs boots and
Also an invoice of JeweyC Consisting of rings finger.
rings, watches, breastpins, chains, &c NC. ~
ar THOSE who wish good DOOR PLATE had bet,rs
apply al sToUTs ENGRAVING ROOMS,
my2I I'm. l72 Broadway, corner Of Maiden lane
INIMITABLr STYLE OF HAIR CUTTING,
No s6 Pearl street. up stairs lee-5m-
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p INEORMATION WANTEo Of PATRICK
PINE, who landed in America about twelve since
His sister, Julia Pine, would be glad him Jamaica
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p JOSEPH K sPENC Err having completed tle arrange
ments attendant opening his Hat Warehouse prepa-
red to furnish superb article OF the style general
among the geneel community aad possessing the increased
value OF capacity Tor heightened service the standard
price, namely, five dollars
guide those who may favor him with their patronage
he would present the following rses, which will invariably go
his business.
Firstly The hats sold at his establishment will be OF the
value though differing in shape and general appearance.
Secondly The moderate price demanded
ing system of credit all sales be subjected cash
ments.
He has also added to stock selection of Umreas
Canes, Gloves, Handkerciiiefs, Toilet Brushes, &c.
The sales room, which is fitted style
with the growing and refinement OF the city, located
the Of Wall and New streets, being part the build
ing about to be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
as 3m
~ SMALL NOTES, SMALL NOTES, SMALL.
NOTES.-The increasing demand small notes for
change has induced the subscriber entire
Of plates STEEL of the denomination OF 81, So
37 25 la and 81 These
with vgnettes, &C., bank and printed on bank
paper, payable at sight to bearer trade
bills The above notes ready for delivery
keepers hotels steamboats, manufacturers and
description. Orders from part of the United
will be promptly attended by applying VALENTINES
Engraving and Printing Rooms 81 John ST.. COR William New
York liberal discount traders and country merchants
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