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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08
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The Anniversary Of American hide
Pendenes vas celebrated IN his place on
Saturday last in q style be6fiing the oc-
easi0n. Al eariy dawn he bells of ihe
plses gave out their joyoas psals; and Sc
verai discharges Of ordna<>e gave notice
ihsi this hallowed day VS. ssill remsm-
bered with all pristine devotion. The
day WIS observed by the riiizens Of lhe
town in conjunction with he Hillsborough
Debating Society. Al Ii o'clock, at The
ringing Of the Town bell, procession
was formed al the court house under the
direction Of Col. David Parker. (who had
kindly consented 10 act - Marshal Of the
Day. IN the following ORDER
Music,
Citizens Generally,
Members Of the Society,
Clergy.
Orator and Reader.
They were then marched 10 the Masonic
Hall; where had assembled large num-
Der Of Ladies, we shall not deal here in
complimentary epiihe,s, for our Ladies
do nOtneed putting, who. we were pleas
ed TO see. hOnored the occasion with their
presence.
The exercises at the Lodge were OPEN
ed by prayer 10 the Throne Of Grace,
offered up by the Rev. ROBERT BURwELL.
Dir. JAMES COLLINS, who had been Sc
lected BY the Society as the Reader Of the
Declaration Of Independence, after some
very appropriate Introductory remarks,
performed that duty in a clear and distinct
tone OF voice.
The Grafton was then pronounced by
Mr.. GEoRoE w. REEVES. also a member
Of the Society, in graceful and highly
crediiable manner. All whom we have
heardspeak Of the Grafton, speak in terms
Of high commentator.
After the benediction, the members Of
Society, and those who were 70 partake Of
the Dinner with them, repaired 10 the
Union Hotel, where Major Palmer had
served up in first rate style a bountiful
supply Of the delicacics Of the season.
We forbear entering into minute descrip'
ton Of the different dishes served up, on
lofregasa Cor our friend syms of the Pc
tersburg Intelligencer; for we wouldspzrs
him .the feelings Of Tantalus," as h,
could not partake with US.
Thomas Clancy, esq. acted as Presi
dent Of the Day, and Henry X. Nash
esq. as Vice President.
After the cloth was removed, hug
tub Of lemonade was brought ON the table
and the glasses being filed, the following
Regular and Volunteer Toasts were dranl
wiih'zest and animation:
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Monday. June IS.
In the Senate no business was done ex-
cept % -conenr IN the resolutions Of the
House in testimony Of respect 10 the me-
mory Of Gen. Macomb.
Tuesday, June 30
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the resolution submitted by Mr.. Bn-
chanan, calling for the names Of the per-
sons removed from Office, when
Mr. McRober,s rose and occupied the
Senate until the hour for taking up the
special order.
On motion Of Mr.. Clay, The Senate
then proceeded 10 the consideration orlhe
bill 70 incorporate the subscribers 20 the
Fiscal Bank Of the United States.
The bill was amended in several parti-
culars. the most Of which were warmly
debated by Messrs. Clay, Huntington,
Buchanan, Wright, Woodbury., Walker,
Bayard, Calhoun, Barrow, Simmons, and
others.
At half past 3 o'clock its futher con-
sidera,ion was postponed, and the Senate
went into Executive session.
u Wednesday Jnne 80.
Me-. Tallmadge said he was requested
by most respectable and intelligent com
mitlee Of the Board OF Trade Of the city
ofNew York to present petition of from
fifteen 10 twenty thousand citizens of that
city, for the establishment Of a Na:ionai
Rank.
Me-. IT.. said he was authorized to say
that, although the great portion of the
petitioners were friends Of the present
Administration, there were still great
many names Of those who belong TO the
other party; and that the numberof peiion-
ers, by taking little more time, could
,hayebeen increased to thirty thousand. II
4, believed that there is not the name Of a
single individual TO that petition who is
Roialegalvoier. They are ofthe business
and working portion Of the community.
And Mr. r. had no doubt that decided
majority Of the people Of New York were
in favor ola National Bank. He did not,
., this Tins intend to occupy the time Of
the Senate on this subject. 1.-The should
teen il necessary to say any thing FUR
Their, he would take an opportunity when
the bank bill was under consideration.
The Senate then took up the resolu
ton submitted by NJ. Buchanan, calling
for the names of all persons removed
since the 4th of March last, pending 70
which is the amendment Of Mr.. Man.
gum, calling, in addition thereto, for all
theremovals from the 4lh Of March, 1929,
TO the 4th Of March, 1871.
Mr.. Mangam spoke of the time alrea-
dy wasted in proftless discussion on the
subject, il having already been before that
body for week. II gentlemen really de.
sired the information, they could have
obtained it, with a great deal more, by
admitting the amendment. But the real
OBJECT appeared to be to occupy the time
Of the Senate in u.tering phihppics and
Qspunciation against the present Adnl.
nlsiration. As he had no disposition to
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80 York q lie Sapgeme C0uFl 81 Tie
'iiaItsd States, iflhui decision was adverse
!, ~ immuaily claimed b BE rElsonef
- ihs 1W 81 nati1ns. How proper
- aliiabis was tie eosrse nus pgeP.,ssa
- nken. The g0Eemmeni q ne I'M
"a SAFES, alone responsible n response
- 4 AIT 10 foEeign governments tor any
;rf,cdon az publie law. was dssiroas Of
Irviag the opini0A Of is own Judicial
sr;bunsl upon he question Of such infrac-
,;oa. should Il become necessary By the
,IuiiealiOn OF DE state court Surely,
- manifestation Of such desire vas
yer fsr from erincing a spirit Of serrile
60. or ghe want Of proper energy. IL
rs intended % express the opinion Of
ne President, dat the prisoner was
esiiled 70 the opinion Of The supreme
court. IL necessary. and that the Execu-
I'VE deemed Il proper that such opinion
should be Obtained in the form prescribed
~ law. Nov. inquire whether, IN any
ofthese proceedings. considered separate
Il. Or in Al conformity. there IS manifest
a any ding except an ardent desire that
his gOsernmenl shosld ael justly and
perform is duty according 10 the acknow-
ieirsd principles Of International lawl
And VET, he lale President, the present
President, and every head Of department,
stands charged with being wanting in
energy, as n0tesincingan American spirit,
and aeling in amanner discreditable 70 the
American character.
NJ. President, the American people
win cast no such stigma upon the charac-
Ter Of the illusirions dead. or the honored
living. This reproach viii be repudiaied
~ l6e great body Of the freemen Of this
h-;ou. This magnanimous people win
eOniiA's % be. As they ever have been,
Just 70 ah.alions, bat Jealous Other own
hos0r, AMI e.. ready 10 yindicate their
rights. Instead g treating an authorized
invasion Of their lerrii.ry As the wanion,
lawless act Of an obscure iIriisslual, and
looking 10 his execution as a malslaelor,
as q PREPARATION for the insulled honsr Of
the country, they viii hold the nation
which aEows 1.-THE principal in the act
the nation by whose order and under
whose authority il was dOne-responsi-
bic. And while such an individual as
now 6lls the Executive chair is their
Prsideni--while such men as now con-
stiiale his Cabinet are his constitutional
adsisers-while a Congress exists which
knows what are the rights Of the nation,
and, knowing, win sustain and defend
hem, this great nation win hold the
authors ofwrongs done 10 her 10 a jus,
responsibility, and maintain her integrity,
her honor. and her rights, 'unsullied and
uaimpared.
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Obituary.

Died, in Fayetteville, on the 10Th ulii-
mo, after lingering and painful illness,
Col. JAMES iii. HoopER. Col. Hooper
was native Of this place, and had resid-
ed in Fayetteville for the last twenty-six
years. He had maintained the most ex-
allied character, distinguished by all the
charities Of life; and died lamenied by all
who knew him.
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Attention.!

TO The Comnlissi0ned and non comr1is-
stoned o0ievs and Aiusirians' bsIongiag d fks
Cane frsfk Battalion. fn Gks sscond OrfHgs
Rssimsai Of k'oriA Carolina Militia.
YOU are hereby commanded 10 stiee 81
Capt. Gorge Mofro~,s. on The sid Duly,
al eleven o'clock, srmed and equipped - the
Law Directs. for drill and court martial; xsd on
the sd July. you viii attend viii yonr rsspec-
tive company, al Ten O'Clock, Cor baialics en-
eTcise.
WILLIAM SHAW, Lisuf. o..
July 6. Do
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DEATH OF GEN. MaCoMB.

Major General Alexander Macomb.
Commandment chief Of the Army, died
in Washington on Friday The 18Th ultimn.
He was brave aud faithful officer. and
acquired his-highes, distinction 10 actual
war at the battle Of Plst.sburg. His fu-
neral was attended with The solemni,ies
due 10 his distinguished rank and sersi-
ces.
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To che Conmissionsd and non Comnas-
sisatd 06iezs ssS .gxsieiszs ssisssisg 20 fs<
Back Creed Bsiisiisa. Is fLs ~ 0EszS<, - asa
ksgimsai II .Hsrfs Gs<sfixs Iuldis.
Teu are commanded Co attend al 0eorr1
- A. MebaRe's "a she 18th Jolly. % siesn
O'Clock. armed and sqaipped az ths Law diresJ.
Tor drill and court asxnisis aud on the 17kh
you Will attend Hish yesf respective eamfa
aies, al ten s'eisrk. fsr hnffnliaa sxercfse.f
PAISLEY NELSON, Mejor.
July 6. d.
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MAR

In ST. Pauick's Church, Fayetteville,
on Sunday the 27lh ult., Mr.. CHARLES N.
FESSELL TO Miss CATHARrsE ]. HARoIs,
daughter Of the late Thomas N. s. Har-
gis, Of this place.
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HILLsBoRoUGH
NaNIAMIs A0AnlsNEYo

NAMIAlklk A0AWlkNYo
THE Trustees Of this institution take
pleasure in announcing 10 The public.
that they have procured the services "a tbs
Rev 81. A. CURTIS. as SUPPLEMENTARY
and the same lnstructr-sses will be con-
iinued as heretofore.
The next session will commence on
the 18th OF Jolly.
Ist Ciass--Spelling. Reading, NTiiiag Asi,h-
meiic, Grammar. Geography, with the use az
the Globes, History. Material Philosophy, Che
mistfy, Mythology. Botany. Rhetoric, Aslrena-
ny, Geology, Political Economy. Dieistion and
ca mposi,ion.
sIClass Spelling. Reading. Writing, Asiih-
mriie. Grammar. Geography with the nee Of
The Globes. History. Natural Philosophy, Che.
mistry Dictaiion and Composition.
Sd cIass--Spelhng. Reading, Writing, Arisk-
me,ic, Grammar. History, and GeoRisphy.
s,h spelling. Reading. Wri.,ag. and
Arilhmeicai Tables
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We publish this week the speech Of
Mr.. Huntington Of Connecticut, delivered
in the Senate on the 18th Of June last, in
reply to Mr.. Calhoun, who had condemn
ed the letter Of Mr.. Webster in reply to
Mr.. Fox's demand for the release Of Nc
Leod. 1t was our intention to have pub
lished Mr.. Calhoun's speech in the order
in which Ii was spoken; but could not do
50 for the want Of another copy; II one
can be procured in time, il shall appear
in the next number Of the Recorder. We
forbear expressing an opinion as TO the
merits Of the question at issue; but would
earnestly recommend to those who wish
70 inform themselves on the subject, TO
read Mr.. Huntington's speech.
The remarks Of Mr.. Wise, on the same
subject which viii be found in the pro-
ceedings d Congress. are worthy Of con-
sideration.
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Town Company.

You are hereby commanded TO attend in
tliIlsborough, on Saturday the 10Th
Of July. armed and equipped according 10
law, with six rounds Of powder, ior drill
muster.
BY order Of the Captain,
CHS. WARREN, %. S.
June ssl. 7s-
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Notice.

n SHALL attend at the Court House in hills.
- borough, On Friday the 18th Of July, to
take list Of the Taxes and Taxable Proper,y
f,r the Town Of Hillshorough; and every per.
son failing 10 give in his list is subject BY law
to p y double Tax.
LEMUEL LYNCH. J. p.
July Z. So
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D. lhe fft1ldeai AZ De p
moIy 81 Gen. Lziayen1, ~
n Ans q Dc gzeal AID gucd d,
loa-uzy genenr0as 81 nnbom n
SCI . rsnsnbsE him % Ill proper oct.
sloas.
Dr. ne Vice rresi5ens-Ths memory
Of William Henry Hszison.
By CsdxlIlsdsr Jones. jr. ssq.-Ths
sigsezs 81 he Meeklsnburg Deelarzsion
While ne celebrate nations Indepen-
dence We win net forget those who were
foremost in her cause.
BY the Orator Of he Day-The Senate
az ne United Sizies-lndependeni when
Established. and should ever be uniram-
melled By party spirit; subserSieni 10 she
bzlloi-b0x only.
By he Reader-Soulh Carolina-may
she ever maintain the noble principles
which were found lingering ON her soil
in -.
By Anderson Armstrong
Rsrm-r Bachelors. L.syss. Merchants. and
Doctors loo.
nsy Thy al get msrrisd before July a.
By Edwin A. Hearti-Our Delegation
in Congress-They present an array Of
talents, and a devotion 10 the interests Of
their constituents, Of which we may well
be proud.
By G. N. b. Evsns-John NJ. More
head, Governor Of N. C.-High-minded
and talented, bat not ambitious; honcred
and exalted, bun not proud or vain; his
inaugural address classes him among the
patriotic and fearless champions Of State
Rights-with sucha man, clothed with
such authority, "a the farmers boys" Of the
"old North State need fear no danger.
I By A. b. Cox-Messrs. Mangum and
Graham-May North Carolina always BE-
Apble 10 produce such men for such sta
ltiOn.
BY Leopold E. Heart
MonAs IN our huns sf ease,
Uncertain eoy. and hard Ca please;
Bat when affections wiring the brow,
A nliRisiering angel ihUa."
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On motion Of Mr.. w. Cost Johnson,
the House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union
(Mr. Lawrence, of Pennsylvania, in the
chair) on the bill to appropriate the pro-
ceeds of the sales of the public lands, and
to grant presumption rights.
Mr.. w. C. Johnston, who held the floor
from Friday last, resumed his remarks in
favor of the bill.
Wednesday. June. 80.
The House again resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole and took up the
Distribution and Presumption Bill. The
debate was resumed and continued until
the House adjourned.
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Twenty-seventh Congress.
EXTRA SESSION.
IN SENATE.
Meaday, June IS.

Msaday. jans 2s
In the Senate no business was done ex-
cept io-conenr i'm the resolutions Of the
House in testimony Of respect 10 the me-
mory OF Gen. Macomb.
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or Persons calling for any ofihs above lot
tiers will please cay they sre advertised.
THOS. CLANCY, r.. N.
Jul, 8. So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
sssrA y. Tr1pps's C0aesHfrafed SarsopaFal
ron THE CURE Of
SCROFULA
ME0CIJRIkI, IN
DISEASES.

TIVE sarsapana shops very apt TO bc nearly,
not quite hicIt, cuhcr from nom having BEEN
OF tee medicine together with the improper modes Of
paros u, which have long been la probably CON
rhuted tots variable reputation The activity Of the root
Is behcVcdto depend upon acid principles
soluble Co certain extent In cold hot aud either
volatlize rcudeTe by chemical changr
deg THIS fact appears to loo demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aocr long
boiling the peculiar odour which rises ahunantiy the
eocon Of socd SarHpaIll, Is almost eNnEuishcd From
the Sarsapat lila prepared in this way found sensible
results upon patient, its peculiar nauscTng
drowsy and racknx effects produced by alargo quantity
although the detection EIGHT oune was red al
dose ~ Wood 4 Baekss 4. s. Dispcasdforv.
knowledge Of these facts and the uncertainty prac.
tee OF the preparations OF Sarsapara cdto the dis
eoNcry after repeated experiments OF the mcihol Of pre-
pairing and compromising the OcTeo the mcd.
cal profession and the public. tits prepared by
cess, lrifhUi boiling and warranted
eencd ortn the active principles Of the root, obtained
from the most approved species OF smilaN.
Its efficacy has been repeatedly tested private practice
IN the successful treatment Of tile the dis
eases for the cure OF which S1rsaparla Is recommends
aucr other preparations OF that medicine the ranacCa.
had been used without elect. number of OF
cusive ulccraons, and affections of the bones simple
Scroinla, and In mcrcuTa AMI mcrcuTo yphc diseased
without other treatment except tr simple app.
cations to tuc parts diseased ipsl of three bottles
IN similar ca~cs will prove the efficacy and Importance
the preparation.
Il Is particularly fu ai,cr canmcl where thai
has been given too freely In scTntous habits the
OF other diseases, being admirably calculated such
all disease from the body, and the usual
vigor the constitution. The OF bottles
will every such occasion, prove ccctua security
against secondary affections.
As tonic and Alternative particularly in general debility,
with impure and drpraVcd conditions Of the system nom
Scroila anl other diseases In chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate affections ot the skim invaluable
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
jc - Agent for the Proprietor
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onEnI q mnRLINa

ANbtho pleasure NJ announcing tu their customers
anlNo public generally, that tlcy have iust received
~ hor ia nuHHl" ri0g store, MAIN street five doors
below me Exchange Bank, tho following new and boami.
lul apTiuK aud summer styles.
superior Blue Wool Dyed, black Olive Gou,lon Brown,
Invisible" bottle and Polish Green Dtsa4 and Prork Goats.
new gnl beautiful artflc Of Summer Coais made in do
lr' Fht fashions 1iug' MILD Cashmere fancy aud plain;
corded thcrk und PlBin GImhroOn, and Ciina Crpc
Panei riE rlnI Bcmblyinc fNlllY Cashmere, rk Bro.
fcfHan N"hca ana Morning Gowns six Shirts aud
Drawers, Linen aui Cotton 10 10, Fine Iiurn Bogons aud
t,nrg tfavtl very nem patterns, SCARE; ruspcndcrsj
ufudEffrhitlE SHOULDER Braces, Russia Riding BELT.
Money Belle and Pursoa, sla Mcrino, lambs Wool and
Cotton Hall Hose.
Srnloncn In want ~ Clothing would 10 well "a call and
examine hur stock, d,fcrfnncd soil cheap
a. any Establishment in this, any ~ the Northern cucs
~ 9-2m y. ~ SPENCE, Agent
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DIR. HULL'S
UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,


rus instrument for the radical curcof Proapsus
Il Uter Falling OF the Womb, by external appiica
ton, supeTscdss the Of the Objectionable PrsSary,
is confidently recommended 20 the afflicted a. the means
Of perfect restoration to health having failed
performing cure under the most aggravated cir.
cuuSances. has received the decided APPRECIATION 81
Sir Ashley Cooper Of LONDON; sir BENJAMIN &. Brodc.
sir James CLARK, Physician 10 the Queen; Dr. Ashwea.
lie cturer on Midwifery TO Guys Hospital, DR. Righy,
Lecturer TO 81 Barthoomcw Dr. Griffith Lecturer to
Westminster Hospital; DT RamsbOihlm IcctuTcTto Lon
don Hospital; Robert Ferguson, Lecturer Westminster
INing.iu Hospitals Dr swcaitnan Lecturer 10 MdIcsrI
Hospital. ami senior AccouchcuT 10 queen Charlotte s
Lyngn Hospital also 10y Henry Davies, Conquest BGn.
dell, Lee McTTman, suTsCOn k.atrs 10y Dr MoTcau
President tbs Academic Royalc tic Medicine, PARIS aud
Accouchsur the Duchess DOHCaus; Professors Vel
pcau, Mslou, Psu Dsbois samson, and othcrSs-anl
New YORK 10y Professor W Francis; & Bedford VI ID
Professor Of Midwifery In University Of NEW YORK,
PrOtCsor Dcahc Professor Francis u. Johnson, PIcsi
dent County Nee society; Lauren, Ilu 7, esicnt Me
deal Society Stale Of New York. Professor James Nc
Naughton, Of Albany; Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor Doane-DTs. 1hos. BoyJ. Gilbert
Smith, HOsack, stcarus Ludlow, Nissan, Nache Power
Grayson, Van Rcnsahcr, anil many other distinguished
Ply sicians in the United states
a. C. HULL-Oficci Ncsey street.
Aston House, New York.
TO constant supply Of the above Instruments with
DR. Hurs improved Irgsses for Hernia will be KEPT by
LNEIl- JOHNSTON n I.YEII.
n. c. King Norfolk; Brsggs s. Thomas, Petersburg:
SpotswoOt q Robertson, do; James l. EOyale, Lynch
burg; WIN. H. ChapclL farmyllc.i nh =
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,IOnE NEYV COons

HOhAH NHbpbEs
ID black
Heaunul plaid Chcuc and other cOl0uIei sumUsr silks
Beautiful Oriental Printed Muslin. e new article
Rich saiin corded Orc dc Antique buo black
0loufe fugcrsd Nfta
niiek silk Mns anl Cloves Of best quality
Rich dotted dW.5s Muslin
Rich fiat and Neck Rbbanda
The Creates variety of SILK thread Berlin aud other
Gloves, for ladies' and gentlemen and children
Pialn black Chay
Plain ltck MOusclane
Rob Psrisalylc W. 70 ooloufci SIX scirls-lsrgo
Rich Paris style thcuc figured six srsrf4 al
Rich Paris style SILK ScaTfs and Ildkfl-anali
Few picecH Of the very richest Embroidery, in CTaco-
vruuc, Plcrincs a IA Franchise
Embroidered trimmed CUTS, Plain Cambrcs, A.. sc.
TtiOS ". PRtCE.
The subscriber is constantly buyina and receiving and
q every disposed 10 sell the best goods ~ the
ie2 TR PRICE
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PuToNAt
RAILROAD COMPANY

McctE- Of the President and Directors " the Rich.
II mond, Frcie ric ksbuTg ami Pot,n,ae R, Rn,l -
pany on IN" iiia day nf ApT, lSIl:
Ie president stated that the whole ofthc Masonry IN
he4iMay FORMATION between tie Rappahaunok and Pntn.
MAJ hNets' vas row under contract and progTcssi
- hknI ana mat the Company having been dsa ppoEt
onuwsuid - indispensable n make farther pro
vision 10 addition 10 the means furnished iIun the cg,
@ ihe road 10 meet puEcua!y tho engagements of tc
Company: WheTeupou, - ''''
hesVTsd- That nslleut OF dollars pcr share be
caheu 10 on caC share Of the additional Of the Com.
Ahy payable on the '.h day OF May next at the Bank of
virginia al Richmond the Bank OF Pennsylyan, 10 PM
lAdephii. 1900 : ~ "a 40
true ccpy from the minutes,
l9-td q "a uACNIrpno f..
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IRON sTonE.

IHh subscribers the oHly agents Of Mesars nc.n. 4.
'unnlnEhans in Richmond Tor the sale oflh. IA, H.,
9ln the itedcgar Rolling Mand Forge, take plea.ur. i
oncng to hCir friends and the public generally lIthr ~
nous manuiaciurcai these woTL Ia
ry ie"l the nost entire confidence (restns ua
V,eaSe OF almost all The principal consumers In hi,
Syl mat they oucr asguOd arucs can be prar,',
".m any similar establishment Ia the Union
ne sizes how proucc aud of which We shall keen con,
ohhand good assortment. as folowa viz. Rount
inch. ~ ~ ~ - H. 't ~ Aht,t, anu 4
Eh-LibiLiL H. H. u,iI2 a. p 4 Z, a, A inch -,
srcss Lv,s .tS Nhoss' Arrangements In pro-
Mil -, Tor making Hoop aud Hand Iron,
Vm,t 'Aif n sizes " HE n will he ln tsahness h, 80
". amer which We shall be able To meet any demand
LeLlSli, SWEDES, ULSTER AND COUNTRY mon
~ t"nS 81 English sw-d"E Ulster amt Country ,n,bT,r
g an assortment ut NaTict, of azc az ,,,L 81
supply. ''''se snu"cheis
Iind hoS anl hoop Iron
Mould BnaTls and plnug n Plates
Crow BARS AMI Nail Rutis
STEEL