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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
200 City WING and Political Register.
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9Y % a. STEVENS.

GETTY PRINTER

VII I ihlNIER.)
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ne NORTH end Of the ".NdRchester Hail."
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ter each week thereatter-ten lines or less, con
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Hared, must be marked on the margin of the man
uscrpt, or they will be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from a dis
tance, must be accompanied with the CASH, or
good reference in town. Announcing candidates
toro he, will be $40 for county offices, $40 for
state oihces--in advance.
All advertisements Of personal nature will be
changed double price, and payment required in
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising.
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y As the above rates are the same as those
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Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, de-
ductlon will be made from them in any case
whatever.
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left their work--thelr workshops, their
ploughs, their stores-and made the ELEc-
TON their sole business. This they cannot
afford TO do every day-but they WILL DO IT
AGAIN when the TIME COMES, and the wings
will as surely triumph as they did in '76
| and 1910.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & co.

Commission Merchants,
NEW YORK.
TWILL make liberal advances on Con-
W signments of Cotton to their address,
and if required will hold cotton, at times
when the Market is depressed,-and, from
our long experience in business we feel con-
fden; that we can give entire satisfa ctiOn to
those who favor us with consignments.
Refer to-BAILEY s. CALDWELL,
YAZoO CITY.
Octobo- L.. IS4l. l4-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
IVOIICE.

have removed my Law OFFICE to the In
n surance Buildings on Jefferson Street
nearly opposite the residence of Capt. Kim
bell, where | will always be found las usual
except when absent on Professional business
F. w. QUACKENBOSS
Yazoo City, Aug. 6, 184I. Aft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
NOTICE.

ME partnership heretofore existing un-
n der the name of RULE g. COOK has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. N P
cook is alone authorised to settle the bust
ness of the concern; and for that purpose is
alone authorised to use the name of the
firm All persons indebted to the firm will
please come forward and settle their &C
counts, as longer indulgence cannot be CIV
en- Those holding claims against the firm,
will present them to n P cook for settle
ment,
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THOS. RULE,
N p COOK

Yazoo CITY, Sept 30, lS4I l2-tf
OF The Business will be continued at
the Same Stand by N P COOK, who feels
grateful for the past patronage of his friends
and the public generally: solcits cont'nu-
alton of the same, and trusts by attention to
sbusiness to merit it. He is determined to
sell Low for CASH and CASH ONLY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
z . u e R Ge
FOR TIE WING

FOR THE WING
I'm just the age to marry in,
unjust the age to mary in,
I'm Just the age to marry in;
don't care what my nanny saws
Pm Just the age to marry in.
Last May-day on the village-green,
The May-pOle was carving;
Young Harry stole kiss unseen
All! how thought of marrying.
Pm Just :he age to marry in,
unjust the age to marry in;
ldon't care what my nanny says
PmJust the age to marry in.
Pm sixteen-yet Pm told bv Ma.
l should not think of marrying:
When scarce fourteen, so says my Pa
All! she was tired of tarryng
Pm just the age to marry in,
Pm just the age to marry in;
don't care what my nanny SAYS
Pm just the age to marry in.
If Harry would but name the dav,
Objections I'D be parrying;
Then soon I'd coax dear Ma to saw
"Ah! Jane, you may be marrying"
I'm ust the age to marry in,
Pm just the age to marry in;
Idon't care what my nanny says
Pm Just the age to marry in.
zoo.
OF We do not recollect in what paper the
lines appeared about three years
ago, but they are really too good to be lost
Tulips and Roses.
My Rosa from the latticed grove,
Brought me a sweet boquet of posies,
And asked, as round my neck she chung,
I" If tulips preferred to roses :"
{" / cannot tell, sweet girl,'' sighed;
"But kiss me ere | see the posies."
She did. sob! prefer,' cried,
"Thy Two-LIPs to a dozen roses!"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

A GRAND SCHEME OF SUBJECTIoN.-The in
telligence of the commencement of Nc
Leod's trial had just reached Ell gland at
the departure of the last steamship from that
country, and the newspapers were all bust
ly engaged in discussing the probability of
war. 4 writer in the London Times, who
takes it for granted that collision is newt
able, has been amusing himself and the pub
lie with a long dissertation on the proper
method of carrying on the war, which he
proposes to wage in the following manner:
/. The breaking up of the Union, by de-
taching the Southern States from the North
ern and Middle States.
The destruction Of the resources of the
Northern and Middle States.
Great britain should Immediately prepare
TO ally herself with the Southern States,
and wage war upon the resources of the
Northern.
This is a very pretty scheme, and to its
success there arises only one obiection-how
! is it to be carried out! The cOntriver of il
should have remembered that the fate OF
those who NEEDLE with family quarres is to
have their ears boxed by one of the parties
and to be kicked by the other.-U. States.
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NOTICE.

NNHE business of the late firm of SwART-
Il woUT, FORD & Co., has been placed
in the hands of the undersigned for settle
ment-it is hoped that those indebted will
settle without cost Those having bushes:
with J. J. Swartwout will also apply to
Q. D. GIBBS.
Yazoo Citv. Sept II, IS4I lO-l4t
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Simon Hageman ct al.

SIMON 1ageman ct al.
TPON opening the matters Of this Bill,and
u it appearing that the defendants Mary
Bishop g. Mary Hageman are not inhabitants
this State. but reside beyond the limits of
thereof, so that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be executed on them,--lt is
therefore ordered. that unless they be and
appear before the Chancellor at the Court
Room in jackson, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead, answer or demur
to said Bill, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
such order and decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
And it is further ordered, that copy OF
this order be inserted in the "YazOo City
Whig'' once a week for two months success
svely.
! Test, K. l.. DIXON, Clk'
By VIM. Il. Fountain, D. G.
James r. Clark, p. Q.
Oct. %, ls4l, (Prfee $l5) l5-9t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

The following para graph in relation to the
Presidents Veto, is from late number of
the London Times. Our readers will OBJ
serve how veto on an important measure
10 the country, will be regarded in mon
archy.-LGn. Union.
"Mr. Tyler, the new President, elevated
to that Office without any popular election,
by dispensation of Providence at least as
accidental as the devolution of heredit.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
M. B. HAMER & co.
Y.AZOO CITY.

4 Al II - - CIT +.
Co. WE charge nothing for Dray
tES age on Cotton stored with
us for shipment TO our New Orleans house,
(Buckner, Stanton & Coz and will supply
Bagging and Rope at prices corresponding
with the price of the article in the New
Orleans market.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
OMMISSION BUSINESS,

ME undersigned beg leave to inform
n their friends and the public, that they
have established House in New-Orleans
for the purpose Of conducting
General Commission Business,
where they hope, by close application, to
merit the patronage of their friends.
They are prepared to make liberal advances
on Cotton, and furnish planters with Bagging
and Rope through their agent, Mr.. James M.
Allen, at Yazoo City.
ROBSON & ALLEN.
New-Orleans, Aug 27, l841. 7-6m.
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sHERMAN's CAMPHOR LoZEN
NEW GOODS.

TIE subscribers have received and ofler for
sale al their Store House, one mile north
Of Cross Roads Meeting House, flesh and
desirable stock of Seasonable Goods, consist.
ing in part Of the following articles:
Common and Fine Blue Cloths, @*
Invisible Green do. &C.
Csssimeres and Ssiiueis,
Black Silk snd Satin Veslines,
Marseilles do.
Freurh. London and Furniture Frinis,
Black Silks aud Printed -sIn.lip.
GAUGE Scsrfs aud Iiandkerchiefs,
S.ockines Drilling aud Gambroop,
Fashionable .Bonnets aud Wres,hs,
Plain, Figured, Swiss aud ChequefsI
Muslin,
Riband.. Edeings and Brown Linen,
Linen Bosoms and Collars. Oil clo,hs. Z
Hardware. Cuulery, croekery and Tin
Ware.
Paints. Nails and Iron.
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
SADDLERY-- Bsidie. bits, Buckles.
Plush. Webbing. Trees & Motoeco skins.
HArS--Beaser. Brush, Russia, Mole.
skin aud Palm leaf Hats.
Ladies' fus KID Slippers, and Mems
Pumps and Shoes. - ..f
500 pounds Cottan Yarn.
Books. Paper. and Paper Prints.
Nayland's Srotch Snuff.
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars,
Fancy and Bar Soap,
and many sther articles.
ELI MURRAY & CO.
May 5. III en-
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April 20.

M 99s VA5591l takes pleasure i,
announcing 60 the public. that she he
just received fresh supply IL Fruits. Coafee
tionaries, &C., aud is now able To furnish al
mort any thing that may be wanted in her lin,
OF business. They consist principally Of th,
following articles:
Oranges. Lemons. Resins, Prunes, Figs
Currenis AMI Dates.
Almonds. Walnu,s. Brazil Nuts, Sod:
Crackers, Buuer Crackers. Wsul
Crackers, Sugar Crsrkers.
I,emon Syrup and Line Juice.
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine Ap.
pies. Preserved Cherries. SarGines. :
A general assortment oi Candies. Juiube
Paste, excellent for colds.
Cologne, Bears Oil. French pomaium,
balm OF Colombia. sqmosi approved
article Tor The hair.
Che wing Tobacco. Cigars. Smoking To
baceo. Matches.
4 handsome assortment OF roys.
A few dnzen Of Corn Brooms. and few
Ch'liren's Csrriages--sold very cheap.
April 20. 40
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The followinR gentlemen have been 81 point.
ca ssen'siofthe sale Of BfsndI,IL's liza.
Dennis Ilesni. HiIIsberough.
S,rdhsn d Ramsay. Pii,sbofoueh.
liargrate. Gather & Co. Ls,inr,cn.
Joseph a. Sheluf. Midway. Ds,itson.
James y. M.Dadr. t.Lspel lIln.
J. NJ. a. lbskr. ASHORE, gh, RsndclI b.
John X. Brown. Pri, ilsgr, Do.
NJ. Y. Gsrdnsr. 81. Lawrence. CLa,hsu.
&. a. Msbane. Mason Hall, Orsrrs.
=. q W. Smith. Alan aner, t;uillord.
) q X. Slnan. Grs.h,brto,eh.
>. y x. Reid. Troublesome Iron woils,
Rockingham.
James Jobnsen, wsnlworlh, 10.
Wood 4 Neal. hiadi,, n. No.
J. w. Burton. 4 Co., LssLs,ille. 10.
oven M.Aleer. Yaneey willie, Cssu,lL
N. j. Palmer. Millon, Do.
Defender 10 ION
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Brandreth's Pills.

A VEGETABLE and ua.strs.l h,,,..,
proved ~ TIC rxpe9ienre 81 sLs n.a,,. y,
he, when Pfoptily peaseseItd niih. ..,,.
care % escy farns ~ the txIr tNa l,,...
all haginr The same origin, d insar,sL,, -.
isnm the INlNfLSAL ROOT III Al a,,.'."
asn,ely lMPlkl1 y o. lMPLRi LCT ,u,s'.
tsoa Of ale BLULD.
IN period % little msst than ,h,,.
N the L. s. lh,y lave seslsssd "a . ,,.,.,s
healih and eel"S hseni sssI ONE "a NIpy,,
THOUSAND rrIsohs, sho s,ie ei,sa 80,
astnenIsble BY Physn isns Il lie fts, ls,k ~
standing. snd an macy cara HLsn s,t.,.,l.,
fciasds had beers sssosls 1. ~ vain.
~ al caassh Pain ef usaln.,s, AI.t,,.
be ehfonle ~ ierrht. sisal.sI IL b, u, AIMS. !,
pain 20 the side. whether q arise FRA, ,,I.,,.
iaiianal or i'pn' some immtdisie tsuse. lie
thrr q be ffem Initfksl ~ ais1, Al ui,,, !,
vii be ufed ~ Ptrsessfi.s iniLs %, Il iisss
This pringirle Of pnleina y Inn B,,,,,.I.
Phls, teme,ss rofhiag Bat "a. s,tl,,s 40 ~.
eassd patilsi,s fIem the body lhs 4 etlid !, a
cairurt ham.,s 81 HE blsaa, ti..s I,n..
shsh cause drasr- thsy inI.ar IA, I,,..
sinns ~ Tie hsrT Mh9n ilts s,Ills maui,
aresH. aud allah, aLen ilty ssille u1sl n.
nnsriss, psodase ilsrn sisn 90 ri,n lie
sefsess piod"se Esni; ~ II 80 ne 10, 10. 80.
oace ronstmi iirhi az nfoaIL, ini, siin,a,,,
inthsssi % sIsH TIE Ian II lie had ,,,.
ssl,. sp.phHy ard rsrsi,,s, aid Ill ne ,,.,a
o. disorders o. me'sLsi civ 10 the q, fst,tt,a
ell aha bslcld them.
Yes, Parging ihsse Lunors q. D, ~, ~, !,
The true cure ~ ell tLsss anI lsD,s. atg,,.
siy 1iher fnim Of dissssr. Ills 10 Nj.
assciison- iiis . d. n,eIsiisIls NH. t,,,,,h
day q 70 extending Iissii; la snf ND, ii H..
.omins knoAp, aud more ard mere spr,i.
taIed. W "
Tie core BY pnreine may ne ~ d,tadupa
ne Avs Ah'th piodaee ssttint,s OF ,urrtL
Than may be generality 10 ssil cd. ML,i,,s,
tens 10 ''se"ais. slil PR d, &c sielns,,. b,.
tapse y l'rds 10 paircfatiiun; iIsnT.,, The
nesessny oi'onsiahi sssuise 20 seen.
Mhen tonsiani xersise ann, BE- u,rd FINN
Any GAJsE. the ~ rass.rsI 10. n 3, ,,,sa
Mrp,eiSK ABSOLUTELY nqni,sa. 1Ius
The ronduiis ~ tie bloed ihr {. ,,n,sin al M,
are Kept Ire, f,om those IN pai Ili., y H. .uld
Psr,eRt Hssirady enlreai niinisie,ins \, sI,l,.
Thus MORBID humofs are prevented Il, a, be-.
coming mixed with IL. o. is naia,, y Li.I /.
Tins sssislsd through the uissn, a,d s,u,l,
which she hes provide q for Lenele
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HILLS BOROUGH. N. c.
re nL,tHED WEEK
nv DENNIS iIEaRTT,

AT rnEEE DOLLARS YTAR, ca Two roIlAis
fIFrf CENTS " ram in Al,ANrE.
Those who DO mol give notice Of their rith
10 have their apcT dire oniinhtd al the rxpna.
lion Of The year, will be picsrn.ed ps ,'rsrIne
us { oniinransc until tonnisl wantfd And IN
paper will 10 discontinued un,ilsll arisa,pe's
are paid. unless at q riion 81 The ublIshsr'
Advertisements MI tk,.,tiI q sixirsB hrcf,
enc dollar Tor q Irsi, o. d iu,ni, f,, ,rr,s
Tor ~, j. subsequent insttiisr; lonrsr trts IN
pr'pAilson. QUIZ adsrristlrcn.s twenty i've
pr rrpl iehtr. A deduction az 81 / 81 ,eht.
Ill W p.adr L. ad,ti.:.tts Is Il, .,u
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
Orange County.

10 Equity -Sep,ember Term. 1871.
casief Campbell y. Ed,sard T1nsr and others.
IaHfs case coming on TO be heard. Il 10 ar.
dcfed ihst pa'cailon DO made In he
iilllsbornuRh Recorder. for sir weeks sncces
sirely, that Edward Turner. one or the de-
fendants IN this cause, appear at The nexi
term Of this ouri, 20 be held for the coanty
of0tange, AZ the court house 10 Hillsborouph,
on the seeond Monday Of March next. and
plead, answer or dcmar, or The bill will he la
ken pro coniesso, aud SET doa y for bearing 8
parte 30 10 him.
JAMES WEBB. C.t& A.
Price adv. ~ 90 o. GU
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Money Lest.

III oSr IN ffllsbesosxs. OF on the road q
Ia Chapel Hid. on salsrday last. shout ains.
teea dollars. eonsisling. as well 40 can rrco..
iecI, uf Iwo 6ss dollar bills. two 81 four. and q
one dallaf hill They we're not IN q parse OF
pocket book, bat were simply xsdded up To-
eelher. A reward Of three dsllars Mill be CIV
ea 10 any person fading The same. on delivery
10 me, or 10 The editor af the Recorder.
ANDREW .. PEBBLES.
Chapel III. 0,taber m. 81
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE, ..
Petersburg. w.
"a q o.


fau8. BERG a CO. have received darins
re pEsssat wsrk TAX flAs0 f0ktES.
aqaaak shieh % siE aai hail 0ciass fiano
Forte. very superior one 10 asy ever sess
here They have aow 90 kand tery large
siaek. and uspld FesPerifaiiy ftasest three
Latiss aad Grntiensn e liilikberasEh and En-
aiross aho are y aanl &C Passes. g. call and
see theaa and ~ lhcms an1 they wfil IS coz
rsared 81 inrir sap~rorfy d aay aiher Eaans-
taeinre. NJ wiil give . uriitsa warranty 20
20 iheir surahiIay ana ksspi 4 u lsse logger
thaa say ether.
Thew have slso "a kaad large sssoupeal
uf Music of1ae latrsi pub'iraliss fsT Piano
and G aiiar. stnags of 81 saiis. hest fioiins.
2 uiss. Asesrdioas. al kinds 81 Brass lasira
nsais far Military Basds. Drums efsll s'sss.
sc. ke.
c. Berg s Co. would respectfully recon-
mead thsir assoriment &C Planes and Masir 10
Priaripsis and Teachers az Schools. Any o.
der shall be fIiiLfa,Iy and promptly attended
20.
Par The roavenieaee ofparrhsseEs 10 North
caralias. D.sriar waIsaa &c 0xfoid. having
siadly consented 20 aet 40 our Agent. has nov
a. hsnd sar9e Of osF iasirameats. We shall
shortly establish aeenries IN ether parts of
Nmth caraliaa. kp0aiBa thai rhsnevrr our
P.aaas become kno~a they viii be arsfened
10 any other.
July ~. s2-
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Corn! Corn! Corn!
THE sub.criber Wishes 10 purchase FIVE
HUNDRED BARRELS or CuRN.
j. 3. SMITH.
January Is. SIS
STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA.
Oange County.
Cont Of Pleas and Qoarur Sessions,
August Term. 1871,

Gabriel D. Leav .Naihaaiti Stewart.
or appearing 10 the sstisfariion &c tie Court
= that tht def ndsns In this case HAS Ian
the country; D. 10 therefore ordered thai pub.
lication be made in the Hilishofough Recor
der for six weeks excessively, notifying the
said defendant that the plaintiff has levied
on bis interest ~ The lands Of Charles Stew.
ART. decreased, adjoining the iands Of Allen
Compton sad others. and that application will
be made at the next term Of this Court for an
order Of sale.
JOHN TAYLOR, CIsk.
Fncs adv " 90 9a--6w
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Berkshire Boar.

MY fulI bloodcd Berkshire Boar HENRY
- CLAY vii reader service for the use u
sseh Of my fellow farmers as may desire % ob
taia eross of ihis Ess breed of hogs. al Eve
dollars each. The nas.ber will be limited, 81
he 10 EerJ yoaag. Ilepfy cl,y can be seea Al
any tue by cahinE 81 ny residence, one mile
aad hslf nth Of tIiIisharaBph.
HENRY X. WITHERSP00N.
October IL. 81 .
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Mattresses,

EfTllER Double or Single, made ia
order-an article Of great conI,ri,
either ~ summer or winter. Ordris hh
" The office % The ll,lIshorcpgh hcor'
der will be duly siieutsd 10.
July -. St
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Look at this!

al those indebted 10 the subscriber, eiihei
- Cor Letter Or Nesspsper Postage. are ear.
nsslly requested 10 call and se,lle their fespse.
tive dues iNsEpIarxls, ss . am pressed foI
maasy 10 pay my dues 10 the Post Office De.
paItmsnt.
THos. CLANCY, rn.
osisbsr p. 81
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fpBR subscriber would respectfully inform
= his friends and The pablIc generally. that
he has inst received the largest sssnrsmsna Of
Articles IN his line Of business. perhaps, ever
before brought 10 this market; add ss thsy
have beea entirely selected by The Subscriber.
with an eye IL their neaipess and durability.
he thinks he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may patronize him. The ARTICLES have been
purchased on very reasonable terms and will
be sold cheap. he invites his i,iends 10 call
and examine bis assortment before purchasing
else~ here. The faiiop ing arc comprised 10
his assortment, suitable Tor the Spring and
Summer:
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0aags County.
10 Eqniy-Sepiember Term. 1871.

BasIfr Ddris and piTe : PetItIOn.
1T appearing IN The satisiscii.a Of the Court
that David Strain. George Tale aud Nancy
his wife, James freelsnd aud lane his vile,
Janlrs Strain, william Strain. janet. Nelson,
William B. Nelson, Cathsrine Nelson and Ma.
~ Nelson. children % Mary Nelson, who IN
teTsnsrried with David Nelson, are noi inha.
biiaBts Of this state; "a 10 thersfore ordered
that publlcaiivE be made in the Marlborough
Recorder. fDr sin weeks suces ssiveiy. that they
appear at the utyt term Of this Court, 10 be
held Tor the county Of orange. a. the court
house 10 Hillsborosgh. on tne second Monday
IN March asxf, and plead. answer or demar.
Of the bal vi be taken pro sonlesso against
them, and SCI down for hearing ex parie. !.
JAMES wEBR. Z. g 81.
Price adv. 81 so. g7-
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Chairs. Chairs.

fpfIE subsrribrrs have oa hsad enc dazen
- &C nUSll BOTTOM MAPLE CHAIRS.
which they will sell cheap Cor Cash. or on q
short eresd. Gail and see.
PARKER & NELSON.
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VERY CHEAP!
WE are INV receiving from New York and
" PhIsdeiphia, q handsome assortment O
Spring and Summer
GOODS.
which have been bought cheap, and will b.
sold cheap.
This purchase was not made By Order, bal
by one 0f the snbsctihers; we ihsrefofe Ihink
we arc.ahle 10 shoa a stock that musl please
anr friends and customers wishing 10 iresl
themselves 10 a Summef supply.
our TocK.coaPRisgs.
Superior wool.dyed Black CLOTHS,
DO. DO. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green. do.
s. 5: R R::s .:'', SUMNER CLOTHS.
Fancy Cassimeres, Saiineis.
Cadet James, Kentucky James,
Silk. Satin. Cashmere, 2 vr.r,xc,
aud M4r.e,Ile., VEsTiNGs.
Printed Lawn. Jackonei and French Mus.
lin,
Chslsys, plain end striped Bingham,
Figured. striped and plain Light Silks,
Black and bIue-blsrk Bo,nbszines,
French. English and American PRINTS.
Plain and Chequersd Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch aud LINEN Cam.
brc Tlandksrchirfs.
Dan,ssk and Brrdeye Diaper.
Irish and Brown Linens.
Brown Holland. and Linen Drillinv..
Georgia Nsnkiu, Cadet Cas,imere,.
Worked Collars. Edgings and lnsrr,inps.
Florence and Straw Braid Bnnne,s.
Hoods, Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
@ ALSO.
Beaver Fur, Brush, l.eshorn and Palm
/. leaf HATS.
"e .,,i Shoes, Boots. Punp. and
Slippers.
i !. Black and Coloared Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Elass. Queeaswsrs. Crockery. and Stone
Ware.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Chocnlsie. Mace. Cloves.
M"lasse'. Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Black aud Green Teas.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glsss,
White Lead and nlher Paints, &c: Sr,
PARKER & NELSON.
Apsil %. 70
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