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nance and can ses nothing of prescription in these re-
moyalsall fair and right But we have another class
of removals, since the adjournment Of the Senate ;
there seems to have been some restraint upon Old
Tin while the Senate in session, but before the
members have reached home, We see announced a
''SnIe hatch of appointments and removals Below
se nublish the list which will show what we oe1
nect from the new Administration; here are thirteen
al one batch after the Senate have adjourned and
ali Of that class which require INSTRUMENTATION of the Sc
na,e-this is undoubtedly an index OF the coming ADM
:,,,,;op When The elections over, clean sweep
Iii la r,ade IN make room for the hungry par.sns
who have expressed much holy horror OF oice-hod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

notwithstanding the postfnaeent Of the trial, to the
frontier were indications supposed to exist
Canada shore-The precautionary measr,cs taken
will doubtless put end to such projects, if enter
taned.
McLEoD-We regret to perceive by letter Of the
District Attorney of niagara county, published in the
Rochester Democrat, ,h- IN consequence of error
of the Niagara CO." 40 Clerk in drawing the jury, the
Court WI p over and that Mcleod will not be 'Feo'
as had b. o'eii non
g. en- cou" .srre,,cd. both as matter of justice to
s 10 W Who if innocent, his friends contend
the so. to be held in and to the pup
% and s Which no, % be s.sussd
nSact;s one OF irritation between the two 90
,se and there are few who do not desire to
i, disposed of early as possible, ~ ;u,;n,,sd tina,
- oanno, hold special oyer and terminer until alter
the 'il aS s %1' Of the Court But we hope
hs, ouestion so urgent this, may be brought 10
decision a. ' Hbany Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

The Governor of the State of North Carolina, has,
in pursuance of authority vested in him, fixed upon
Thursday the 18th day of March next as the day Of
election throughout that State of Representatives to
Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

The New Haven Herald states that the order tor the
release Of the Africans of the Amstad had been com
municated to the Marshal, and with the exception OF
three little girls left New Haven Thursday last, in
the railroad for Pennington, where they are 10
be placed on The farm Of Mr.. Williams until capable OF
TAXI nn care of Themselves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

IMPORTANT DEcIsoS-.Aberti VS.. Bank Of the United
States.-We learn from the National Gazette, that
Judge King, yesterday, declared the opinion OF the
Court in this case, adverse TO the plaintiff, or the
ground that the process under which the SUIT was
brought unconstitutional nasmuch the resolutions
of the Legislature authorizing the process was breach
Of contract between the Commonwealth and the stock
holders Of the Bank Phiad. Sentinel. .March %.
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The Black List!
OGridi-tr0m The v. Mteiligencer. }

(OGciai-trom The v. intetisencer
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
"John Chambers 10 be Governor OF the Territory OF
Iowa.
Ohio H. w Stu, to be Secretary for said Territory.
Thomas b. Johnson, 10 be Marshal for SAID Territory
Cornelius Darragh, 10 be Attorney for the West
ern District of Pennsylvania, Walter Forward, who
was appointed said Office, having declined It's accept
ance.
Charles Hopkins to be Solicitor of the General Land
0nicc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

Bv the steamer Gen. Clinch, Captain Brookcs from
Piatka, the editor of the Georgian last evening re.
ceved from his attentive correspondent The following
lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

City of Riehmond-Until within few days -
Messrs Robert c. Sanard, and R. Travis Dane ;,
the Wing faith) were the only candidates ~ Ia
House of Delegates but Mr.. Samuel layer, i,
Whg) has been brought out with his assent ."' 81
his authority, In consequence Of this movement AZ.
Stanard has forward in the daily T..1gr
withdrawn his own pretensions IN favor OF w
The Royal Family in England have their ,Ia's sfs
and craftsmen, who seek patronage under 'le Poi
of their great names The King not only ma
Laureat-b but there is the Kings tailor 'ne 7, re
blacksmith, the Kings shoe-back &c, &c. = p,0
same spirit Thomas Allen of Washington ISSUES -,
posals for publishing the Madisonan Daily, ana y ss
of bringing toll to his shop, advertises, that ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30
NORFOLK DISTRICT

DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The adjourned meeting Of the District Convent
was held yesterday, March 18th, in the Borough y
Norfolk; the proceedings will be found below i y.
he seen that nomination was made of 4 canii'a'
for Congress- the majority Of the Republican party DC
ing satisfied with the manly support given BY or pr
sent Representative, 10 those principles whlch :s =
highly priced By every virgin'an. The utmost ~"
mony and good feeling prevailed during the deoei.
lions of the Convention. Addresses were mao =.
Messrs. J. 7. Allyn, J. McPhail, MAJOR CornicA'
+. c. Robinson, and ]. Fisk. r.
Tgr DpsocR.rtc cosyExro. or the first Conges-l9iN
,rict met yesterday the Court House IN The Bof"ngh -
pursuant To- adiournmen Portsmouth, the d 81 i'
Capt John Capron called TO the Chair and Hem! o'
appointed Secretary.
on IL was, -. ;, Il.
Resoired unanimously, That deem i inesp'di.nt =
time 10 any individual Us Candidate Tor ,o2
the ensuing election IN April ,. .,,,
Ee.oirtd, The publication Of the proceedings Of in ~ H.
he requested the Portsmouth and Norfolk papers ana ~
mond Enquirer. - .4.Hi.
on notion esored, That this Convention Do o." a1'
without day. JUN I.hh'''
II. RoYss.os, Sec'g.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

'5VAEEN upb, Joseph II. Watson,
a red sorrcl colt. two year old,
left hird foot white up 20 the pastrr
jIio', , hands high. no oher marlis
u trmds pcrceiv"blr; appraised to
Slj.
T"k'n up W Moses B Roger, II
pale sotrtII mnlo, wilha mprE running
down its shoulders, about 2 years old
appraised to 4O4ls.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
&c Country N2er. Eannts and PLANTERS.

,s HE UNDERSIGNED are w receiving and offer for sae at New Orleans
prices for ASH at ahlgtol street, IE$OW9' aeo"
Dcc and extensive assortment OF - go. u---.~u
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Brandreth's Pills.

N NEGE FABLE and rnissrsaI ntd.;..
- proved by Tie sxperiense 81 tltus.,s, :
be, nhen properly pefFeteaed hiih. ! ta.....
cure IN every form u The O9IT CKa I,.t,,.
81 having the came origin. AID inTss.sll, -
irom the UNIVERSAL ROOT az I'll de-.
aamely IMPI RITf 81 INPIRl ECT tis.,,.,
lioa 81 lie elO0D.
In . peiicd u little mere ilsE ih,ss 80.
ia she L. s. they have restored 10 q .t.,, IN
health and enlaynaent csef one IlNllIn
THOUSAND rtisohs, uLo etIe aistn 49,,
a. iarurabie ~ rhysisians 81 the Elss raj ~
standing, snd ~ many eases shen eas,, en-,
remedy had heen 1ssoIlsd o. IL vain.
On al saFssaf Pain 90 v esknsss, = lgtl EN-
Dc chronic oTEeeeht. aLeii.tT u be desln.ss a,
pain ia the side, nhclhsr % arise n, IL ,,ts,,.
tulional or from some immediate cause, y hs.
ther Il be fFrm internal az saiftnsi mjuf,. n
vii Be cured BY pefscstIirg ID tie ust Il li,ss
Pils.
This pfineiPle Of PutfinE With Brsuji,:Ls
Pills, removes nothing bnl ID. uftitss AID d..
eaytd pariirls from tie bnsy- ilir child an
earrupl humoIs II the blord, ii.ose lln.s,,
wiieh cause dissase-ihty impede lie ilrc.
lions OF ihe liver nhen The, settle VI en- tlst
organ, and Which. nhen iLsy stille Ueen iLs
muscles, pfoduCe lheun sii,lH; o. Uieh us
nerves, pTadusc G. IIiai uTnn Tic IL, r., pb.
duse CONSUMPTION; 90 UPON Tie interim, !. tSs
lissncFs; Of upon the ilning 81 the hlusd tts.
sells. SpoPlcxy ard raral.siE, and ell The hala
Of disorders - hie'snchoiS 10 The fsftItr ara
al who behold ihem.
Yes. puTgins thete humofs iran ins body is
the true cure for al thtsr tcn,plsinis, ana ~.
cry other form Of e,se4sr. This 10 ne n,us
assertion il - dtmonliIsllc lItib, tIstatA
day il is extending itself; faI and sideiG i ".
coming known, I'd mois and more spFI"s
Il tatcd.
The erre by purgine msy more d,Tsbd rPan
the Laws which pI6dure sweetness o. puinL
than may be generally inaginsd. Nhsit,u
tends TO siagnSis. viii ptndhts sltknsss. h.
cause II tends 10 pu,fefaCiion: iheTtiUrt lhs
necessity oi constant exercise 70 seen.
When constant exercise cannot be used from
ANY CAUSE, the occasional use Of oFEKHs
MEpIcIKE - ABSOLUTELY rsqnirt6. nrs
tie conduiis u the blood, the lnunlsin q hfs.
sTe Kept free from those impurities hieh uould
prevent lie sseady cuIteni minisiefing hFSith,
Thus morbid humoTs sre pftyehlsd frum It.
coming mixed with u. u 10 nsluit vhiahn
ihas assisted through the mtsRs and aiti
which she has provided Tor henclT.
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Northumberland.

Avery genteel. imp1aeni looking Young
nan, Was seen % enier church - tine q
serviee-he paused u he enl-sRce-she
congregation sarr3-Ae passed ; lev
Steps, aud dsli5sratsay surveying tie A.
sc1nbly, commenced SLOW march up the
broad sisle-nDt . pew openee-the ~,
diencc were 100 bnsy FOR cisIlig-he
wheeled, spd N the same manner per-
formed . march. stepping IS f 20 koslin
Castle. or the Dead March N Saul, and
disappeared: few moments AFTER here
entered with a huge block uPon his shout
dcrs, = heavy - be could well slagger
undsr, his coanienznce was immovshe-
asain The good people stared and half Iose
from their seats. with their books IN theil
hands. At length he placed the block il
the very centre Of The principal passage
and seated himself upon.it. Then. 70
the first time, the reprosch was fell, Ev
cry pew door in the house was Instantly
flung openl Bat no--the stranger was
gendeman--he came not there Cor disturb
ance-he moved not, smiled not; but pre-
served the utmost decorum, uniii the ser
sice was sonclnded, when he delioeraiel,
shouidcrrd the block. and % the SAM
slow steps bore il of and replaced
where he found il. The congregation 1
now.the most polite and attentive % stran
gersof any in America.
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RUNNING BIRDS NEST.


We were shown, day or two since,
q humming birds nest, which we cannot
but pronounce one Of the most ingenious
and perfect specimens Of architecture We
ever saw. II is built Of the down Of the
meadow flag, lwell known among the
children Of the country as "pussy tails,
and is fastened upon limb apart from
ths branches. II is quite deep, nearly
circular, with small aperture at the top.
The means which the cunning bird en-
ploys to conceal i, from observation, are
quite worthy Of reasoning being. The
outside Of he nest Is perfectly covered
with small pieces Of moss gathered from
the same limb on which the nest is built:
giving the nest the appearance Of small
knot or wart upon the limb. The pieces
of moss ara woven on by the fibres Of the
down, which on examination can be seen
encircling the nest in every direction, and
render the external covering quite firm,
Th. nests of this cunning little bird are
20 arsfulIy concealed and disguised in this
manner that they are seldom found.
La,ceH Courier.
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Dr. BRANDRETlps Oniee In Virginia, 10
I05 MAIN STREET, RIcnMOND,,
Near TIE lid Aarket.
Where the F,lls can be obtained 81 % etnls ?,
box. with full dIIeeIlons.


The following gsnllsmen have been appoint
Cd agents for the sale OF Brandrelh's fnh;
Dennis Ilearit. IliIIsburough.
Siedman 4 Ramsay. Prisborough.
llargtare, Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph a. SirelufI. Midway, Davidson.
james b. M'Dsdr. Chapel lllIl.
j. NJ. 4. Drake. Ashborough, Randolph.
John X. IIrown. Pnsilegs, DO.
VI. G.. Gardner. Sc. Lawrence, Chatham.
&. A. Mebane. Mason Hall. Qrarge.
+. a. ". Smith. Alamaucr, GuIiioId.
J g. II. Sluan. Grrehsborough.
]. d. X. Reid. fraubiesome Iron WotAs
Rockingham.
Ismes Johnson, WeRtworIh, DO.
Wood a. Neal. Madison. D".
] ". Burton, & Co. Lsaksvills. do.
Oven M'Alcer. Yaneey ,illr, Cs'~'l|
n. J.Pslmer. Milton, Do.
December IS 4s-isn
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LINK So Honest industry has
brought that paa to the scaffold," said a
wag as he observed carpenter upon the
staging.
Speaking Of wsgS-what is more rag
gisi than dogs tail whsn he is pleased!
Speaking Of faiss, we always like those
aha, cad wen. Hogs for instance.
Speaking Of hoss-we saw one Of those
animals lying in the gutter the other day,
and in the opposite one, a well dressed
man(D The first had ring in his nose
the latter had ring on his 6sger. The
man was drunk--the hog was sober. "a
hcg is known by the company he keeps"
thought we-so thought Mr. Porker,-
and of he went. .
Speaking Of going or puts US in mind
of gun we once owned. II rent of
one night and we hav'at seen in since.
~. X. Mercury.
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A New yolume--In Splendid Style.
July, 1871.
a9A1Al09
Lady's and GenticIllan's
Magazine.

I'iiE great increase 10 tire subscription llsi
OI this htsEiy popular Mag zsnc llhs tal.
tI0n h Sug more ihan du-s4jtu IN less than
sIx mIaihs,) induces the prnpfietuT 10 com
menre Eew volume with tie Jniy Hun,brf
IL will be issued 10 the most attIatINn siytt,
with The iiIst ui a new series al RICH Uhlbl
NALiEAGR AYlNGS, got up IA manner l.. sI
shall surpass aay used 10 any uiner Amer, g.
Magazine. IN addition 10 the fact that ~
employ the talent Is tie very beel Ancn,an
artIsisin the engraving &c the Tisirs Tor abs
work. u must be remembered that meet 81 he
satJcc:s selected arc ORIGINAL AMERICAN
ri LURES. Thieh haze ntrtr bttn b.jort an.
grarsd, aud arc consequently the newest that
IAN be brought before The pubic.
HIGHLY C0LORED FASHIONS.
u must be remembered, that The Fashion
plates OF this Magaz ne ate iI. beet IN culor
ing and design that can be fDuad 10 any worn
published IN this country OF in Europe. They
are engraved and coinfed Tor tins Magazine by
the best artists that the cuunITy can produce,
and are drawn a'tcays tom the latest designs
from Paris and London, 5ud conf Oh, nIlt my
always be relied upon as the prevailing Et..s
IN the United States for the mon,l ~ which
they are issued ave pay more lar edo, ing
than any other FuIicallun, and AWAY lave
The best
THE CONTRIBUTORS
In addition, TO The unusually 6ue array al
original contributors which the Magazthc has
thus far buasIed, arrangements have been
made with a number mnrc of the beet v Tiitrs
OF the day, 50 that spice and variety may be
looked for IN the i1erary department. oi tic
new volume.
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
THIS interesting feature uf the Manazine
shai' still be preserved, as impurianti Ia suung
sporisncn, aud IN fact 10 all. young Or old,
Who delight in tho spulis OF the rod aud The
gun. Articles in this apartment shall b.
from acknowledged peas, aud Vi the very bcsl
authority.
NEF TYPE AND rApER. : The volume
WI be opened with a new aud beautiful type,
cast expressly for the work, The nerhanical,x
erntioh shall be OI surprising neatuess, and tie
pnatIng shall be npon the fiarss white paprr.
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
The choicest pieces Of new and popular
music Tor the Piano forte and Guitar shall Ie
selerttd Tor IFS pages, and tMouT more pages
saall appear regularly carh month. IN tIlis
way subscribers in remote country towns, csn
always have the latest music az Inv tatss, al.
most as son az IL is pub islied.
TERMS CASH The terms are S. for n
single subscription. and ~ M rase will ile
price be ah1ted OF icJ CORES for IS free ol posi-
age and discount, slwAYs IN ADVANCE. No
subscription Tte.ired IN ung car w,ihom the mo
nsy ~ srulc - itnptfluus and will not lie dc.
parted Tom Address, -Posfspaid.
GEORGE ". GRAIiN.
) W. corner 81 and CLesnat streets,
Pn,lsjelpha.
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FRESH FRUITS,
ConfeCtionarieS, &c.

mas. 9A55aD1 takes pleasure il.
-'-A annUuarIng 10 lac public, that she has
just received flesh supply Of Fruits, Confec
tIpnaties, &c, and is row able TO furnish al
must any thug that may be wanted IN her linz
Of business. They consist principally Of the
following articles:
Oranges. Lemons, Resins, Prunes, Figs,
Cnrrents aud Dates.
AImohiIs. WaInuIs. Brazil Nuts, Soda
Crackers, Butter Crackers, Water
Crackers. Sugar Crackers.
Lemnn Syrup and Line JUire.
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine Ap-
pies. PRESCRIBED Cherries, Sardines.
A general assortment Of Candies, Jujubt
Paste. excellent for colds.
Cologne, Bears Oil, French PomaIum,
Balm Of Columbia. sqmost approved
article FIR the hair.
Chewing T"barco. Cigars, Smoking To
baceo. Matches. s-@
! handsome assortment OF Toys.
A Few dozen Of Corn Blooms. and few
ChIl'iren's Carriages--sold very cheap.
April 20. 10
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HILLsBORoUGu

YlEMALlS A0Al1.AIEo
's'iiE Trustees III this institution tske
pleasure ia announcing 10 The publ c.
that tiisy have procured the services ni the
Rev. N. A. GU RTlS. as Superintendent /:
and thr same lnstructresses will be con
unued as heretofore.
The next session will commence on
The 18th Of July.
1t Ciass--Saeliing Reading, " riting AtiIh.
metIr, Grammar, Grograpiy, Nnh the Use II
the Globes, History NatpraI PaIlnsopty, Che
mistry, Mythology, Botany, RhetorIc. astrouo.
ray, &c ,iopy, Political Economy, DictaiiOn aud
Compost ion.
2,IClass Spelling. Reading Writing. iriIh.
metic, Grammar. Geography with the use oi
the Globes. Histnty. Natural Pbiosoph,, Che.
misty DlctlIIpn aud Composition.
81 Cllss--Spelling ReadIng, Writing, afitI,-
metic, Grammar. uis,nty. aud Geography.
Attn Glass spell ing, Reading, Whiting, and
ArithmclicsI Tables
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a double BuH.--An Irish officer, just
returned from the West Indies, was in
yited to dine with Dr.. Harvey, at Dub
lin, when several Of the faculty were pre-
sent, The conversation turned upon tro-
Pical climates, and the officer, whose
opinion was asked about that Of the Yves,
Indies, said.--it was an internal place.
aud that II be had lived there until that
tine, "he you'd have been dead Of the
yellow fever ttrO years ago." A physi-
clan. without observing the bull, gravely
added, " that the climate was certainly
very unwholesome, and that vast numbers
died there" "ySry true" said a DR..
O'DonRei, shut il you'll tell me where
people do not die, Ill go and end nay days
ihere."
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Most wise and sagaeiOns Capiain.-
Captain Jones, of the steamboat Daniel
Webster, on Lake Erie, gives all editors
a free passage on board his boat, includ.
ing" atin and the dhrikin," as poor Pow
er would say. He goes farther: he de-
ducts dollar from the fare OF every man
who satisfies him that he has paid for his
paper in advance. CaptaiR Joass, may
SOU never 90 70 DaYy Jones' locker till
you have considerable sum to your Gre
dir in the ledger Of eterairyl
N. O. Pieayuue.
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AA sneedote Is related Of Zeuxis, the
famous painter, which Is worthy Of rope
tition. He entered into a dispute with
Parrhasius, FOR the prize in painting.
Zeaxis had painted some grapes so very
naturally, that the birds would come and
peck a, them; Parrhasias painted a cur
tain 50 artfully, that Zeuxis, mistaking
il for a real curtain, which hid his rivals
works, ordered il 10 be drawn aside that
he might see the painting. On finding his
mistake, he confessed himself yanquish-
ed. since he hal only imposed upon birds.
while Parrhasius had mislet even an ar
list. On another occasion, he painted a
boy loaded with grapes, when the birds
again flew al his picture, which yexed
him; Cor he said that il he had painted the
boy as perfectly a. he had the grapes, the
birds would have been afraid Of him.
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HILhSBORO UG II, n. u
PuBLisHrD WEEKLY
BI DENNIS iIEARTT,

At -iEEE roILAEs YrAR, On TWO fo''A'
lIfTr CENTS AZ PAID ~ AIyaAtE: -
Those who DO not give noitrc oil the'f VIZ VIZ
TO have their Taper dIst oniin1,d % Tue 'AP""
tlon ol the year, will b. rfcsnnH as '.sI" 'o
Itstontinnantr uniiltpunlclmanttd - hnV,
paper will lie distoniinrtd Until all srits'gt
are paid, unless II tie 'icu IL tic l"t'n''''
Advertisements not r1,r,ilirg s'Ait'h Us US
one dallar lnr lie fret, and lwini, I'VE ''',a
Tor th,l, suhscqneni instlii.n; longer ". a.
Proportion Tumt advertisements ineh'..
Ictrfnl tigtrr, A,tduiion 81 3ss
Will be mad, ~ ad,tIl..tIs 10 tie 5tai'
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NEW GOODS.

ANANN oooDAOs
lie subscribers have received and ofier far
safe at their Store House, one mile north
of Cross Roads Meeting House, fresh and
desirable stock OF Sessonable Goods, eUBslst-
ing in parI OF the following articles:
Common aud Fine Blue Cloths,
Invisible Green do.
csssimeres and Saiineis,
Black Silk and Satin Ves.ings,
Marseilles do.
French. London and Furniture Prints,
Black Silks and Printed Muslin,
Gauze Srsrls and llsndkerchlels,
Siocklne, Drilling and Gaubroon,
Fashionable Bonneis and WIeaihs,
Pain, Figured, Swiss aud Chequered
Muslin,
Rlband-. Edgings and Brown Linen,
.ipen Basoms aud Collars. OIL Cln,hs.
Hardware. Cui,irry, crockery and Tin
Ware.
Paints. Nails and lion.
Lnsf aud Blown Sugar.
sADDLERY Birdie bits, Buckles.
Plush. Webbing, Trees & Morocco skins.
HATS--Beaver. Blush. Russia. Mole
skin and Palm leaf Hats.
Ladies fine KID Slippers, aud Mems
l. Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cu,tnn Yarn. ---s
Books, Paper, and Paper Prints,
Msylsnd's Scotch Snuff.
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars.
Fancy and Bar Soap,
agd many other articles.
ELI MURRAY & co.
May 5 IL en-
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NkattrCsscS,

yIrIlER Double or Single, made to
Otjer-an article Of great conio'l'
either in summer or winter. OTdrIs IL"
al the office Of The llillsburcugh Rer''
der will be duly steud,d 10.
July -. ST.
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'nElNG dcsitotr Of cmtarbIns IN ahol'"
business, I now offer the c'tablisl ne"
Of tho Wilmington Advertiser for sale
do not know o. amore eligible sitna'''S
Tor persnns DESTROYS Of cmbatkine in tie pr"n'
ting bds,less, than Whining ton. horih Caro-
Tina.
Terms accommodating Applications ""'
be post paid.
r. c. HILL
Wilmingion, Nov. ~. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
Received this Day,
and for Sale.

COFFEE, Sugar, Imperial and Tyson
= Teas. Mustard, Sal Arsius. Coperas.
Indigo, Ilonsy-dew Tobacco, Candles,
Cotton Cards. best qnaitr Bed Cords,
Plough lines. Window Class. Powder.
Shot, Nails. Ginger, Sag. BIaekng. &c.
JAMES WEBB, IN. l. 60.
June nc. T.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

just Received anu aOr SAFE,
nR. PETERS AM BuIous Puts.
~ DR.. Beckwnh's Ann DyspepIc Pills.
Dr.. Phelps Anu Bilious Tumalo Pills.
DR.. Sherrnap's Cough L"zenges.
Dc. Sherman's Worm Lrzenges. Id
Dr.. Sherman's Poor Mans. Plaster, for
pans IN back and breast.
DIR. r. ). Bernsrd's CHOLERA Syrup.
w. w. Gays Invaluable OINTMENT.
ilarrisoa's Specific UialmeHt.
sr7s Also. BACON, MEAL. e. FLOUR.
a, PARKS.
MAY 8, I'll