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New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
INSURANCE.
u,nE nNM ARD lNsCHANCE CO.

rCHE HOWARD INSURANCE Co
1 Capital $500 0g1 oifice No 81 '|s2;- ihis Com
paw coniiuues to m,se agaIs; css dasaes
By FIRE ard nlint navigation
DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, Hayens, William Couch,
S,i,L Tayior l. Wool ey,
Corne lGs " Lawrence, ale n halenih
pot,t,D. phru.y. Nai-auic Weej
linn ,o-r,.ou FanniDg { tucker,
Joseph B. N.Inug, f:e'sN u beuJ iHin'
David Lee. joan na4sE
CoIeh ~ HsI.ted John t. " Off
W1lan W. Todd. Ferdiaand Ss!tam
Henry Il. Thompson.
r HAvENS, President.
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New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

X sNG's CEEEEG.ATEO GR2Ass> -
IN All kind, for aEd co'sfu't such as Rocking,
kecunbent, Revolving sc. The first p-csiium at the
two last Fairs has bcsa Saardei Kings Chairs. They
arc ~arfantcd 10 be fur superior any ID ,hs city or
elsewhere. If w KING; Pa,eatoc
d!i II 47i Broadway, between Grand and Brcome SITS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

CMEAP. CHEAP! CHEAP: at al. JAn1sos 9Islee
" & JERYlS'S Cheap Engraving tl 4aa Cd, for OILY
81 So All other Engraving one hall ioa me 81
Please call and examine speeau'Ani' W. ~ 2m
i'll
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE No. Ill WILLIAM, CORNER OF JoHs-sT.
. Ii KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WoOLEN
"A GOODS DYED, restored and dressed, including la
iie and geatlemsns garments sscb Dresses, Coats
shawls, Grapes, veyss, Ribbons, Merinoez, Hosiery
Css.meies Carpets Eeg., Piano and Table Cover IN
3ou Shades 4 = 5c o.2 ;m'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
,,S PATENT ACTION


'IANo FoRTES-Pntehaser> Fnd nd, the n,
" flpublic generally IRE invited to cdii aud e1
I'm III. FIN. ,..ortmcn nj of Pi4nos OPEN Gt MlL
LET'S Muc Saloon, No. 329 Broadway from the &c e
bra,cl pl,uufa ctcry Of I.emiel Gilbert L s.on.
The uIlnufacu urer has recently patented an improve
msut m the action of these instruments, ~hch secures
quickness Of touch and power and benuy OF tone Truly
surprising.
The Improvement eeoinnends itself particularly TO the
attention of Southern Western traders, IS the nm
c,v ofcon,truction makss II les liable To- out of or
der and thu, oyercomes the objection whsh has long
been felt TO lhs action nov IN use.
The increasing demand for the instruments althoosn
the Improvement has bcon but very recenty introduced
the most convincing evidence of the pubnc e. ima,'h
# H. superiority. For sae Mt MlLLEt Music saloon,
No 2J1 pro,Js, J2s 2m r. HILL, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

N.B Waatel q, the above Place few dozen OF tn
mnorted BRITISH OIL. uIo
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

Ss. ROo,iS TO LET-A aud h,d .eo"u
liz with closets Pantri,s Sc. suitable Tor sma ah.y
io, large extraordinarily well lighted. suito
lie for workshop Inquire the premise, OF
81. If JOHN LOCKE IN rear of 81 Ana "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

SgEIs:H RELLs-Raugh and polished Sissl
= Bells. sssort=d roA 600 to No. 10. Also, fancy ano
'0ri,ppT n90,T WM H. WIGHT, Les John-,tEeet
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

NUGAR HOUSE NOIAssEs-frzeq ga
y lity Sugar House M0lasses hhds, uerces ano ~
for sale at OCKERSHAUSEN's Sugar Rehns5y' cry In
Rose 81. -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

Tn eheape sni b ,, 10 all creation.
rs eopf.es tae most s ,pisIcla % s,I0rmen. Of
noo ,.~s's hae ar Wafer Prof boot. g so cts
,ias Dfes, DO fr n 3. 70 ST. splendid Caters for
a.n 81 50 - g hiss,s Caters, Meas Dancing
a ;s,. Pa,i"r. of a Aiad-, Boy. and Youths BootS
ID stoc. -ud j rg supply 3 Missea' and
~ dr.s'. to ,hespcs .hS best you ever raw at 70
C-fAsrire r0rrC- Il Nom o. dls I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

reference Tor years slso small boys for ofces ana
res f-rmsrs ans laberer-, SC. Apply i56 S.osd~sy
W charge during eister. dss I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
FRENCH MILLINERY,

.,UPEREOK LAMP OIL. The geosla c. NJ
> plant of the qniy OF Lamp OIL for family use, has
induced the subscriber open aud offer ~ the ecaGIcnI
lamp Depot of Mr Diacon 537 Broadway for tho sale Of
article oil rehaeJ Sperm Oh prepared by improved
process aud uader his personal VIII ch
purity and brlancy Of light will be found the
sshes ami er the patronage of every person uslng IT,
samples may be of qualities an9 prices AT the
ce where oriers will be promptly executed either for
nly use or in, trade, on the most reasonable
Orders for Brooklyn w be received the Refinery, 30
ipe o. IS Bridge ST. EDWARD DOYLE.
dos II AGENT for The q mon on Re6nerY
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

a TO LET, front Parot, Ru,sm Iron Gr,tes
..;B Marble Mantle. aud plated furu,tuIe-with Bed
'-"1~ Rooms IN a Gentecl Modsrp Built house-@itA
;ood ard, Two Single Gep'cmsn can be also accom-
eodaied The family, very sm.ll aud private Apply t
'rr>,fh Street. ID I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

WHITE HOVE A superior atiice Of White
~ Honey. iro~ OASeg0 county. boxes Of IL or 20
iounds for .aie by GA5SNER & YOUNG,
dL3 LII SO Chatham 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
W A N T S.

WAN ANTED->iwstlOns for zoo, Scotch Anericsr
w ahd E0glsh nurses seamstrr.sss lrisa Protestant
nd cOore cooks, chamber maids ard hoaselnaids Ap-
oy AZ $50 Broadway. ds9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

~ ANrED-A Boy OF good morals sbost l6 years
" OF ace, Is Learn the Book. .bindrg business 9ae
sho board nth his par-sts will De preferred Apply
i IS tRG street. slsT
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

A-A HaesssAAN.-Egst "a uablc Lots - b. l2S
lii: fer saiei ttuuuDs on linton and on Wa,hngto ton
Ne1ues Bsoosyn section 81, VI but to the BID
ori Road. com nanGng Pe'f.ct ,lc~ Il Brooklyn lpd
Clty-one o the no, de,ir,h building ,pot> tbs
land VAL ne sold at sus lou 1t Froru. ~, uurss
ou.ly sold AZ private sale Address note IL e iS Park
'o>t office" d3I tf
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24
In Clancery-Stato of Alabama--Mobe County
 Al Rules-Dec. 18th, l54l. State Bank at Elizabeth, complainant

State Dank al EuzaDetl, cOHlpdinant.
 $40 ps.
 William Kitchen, Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish and Daniel Parrish, LeItoy w. Wiley, Calvin Nor ris, David Stodder, John Hall, Joseph Hall, Charles
 Hall and J. Hamilton Hastie, defendants.
 INilE bill in this case sets forth that the 18th II day of April, 1S40., Wm. Kitchen was indebted to Edwin and Francis Robinson in the sum of $1926 65l00. and that to the payment of that sum, said Kitchen executed his certain indenture of mort gage said E. & F. Robinson of certain real estate in the city of Mobile, situated in State st., between Water and Commerce sts The bill further sets forth that tho said deed of mortgage subject certain conditions by the performance of which the said mort gage would be defeated, that those conditions have not been performed, and that the mortgage and notes have been assigned and transferred to the complaint ant. The bill furth alleges that the other defendants above named have pretend to have title the mortgaged premises, and prays that the mortgaged property may be sold and the equities of all ths de- endants be foreclosed.
 And now the complainant comes by it's solicitor, and applies for order of publications and it appear ing to the Register, from affidavit file, that the the defendants Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish and Daniel Parrish, are residents of the City and State of New York, and that the defendant LeRoy NJ. Wi ley is resident of Charleston in the State of South Carona, they ordered to appear at the next of the court of cancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of the State ofAlabama at Mobile, to be held on the second Monday of May next, and answer or demur to the sad compl1inants bill of complaint. It is further ordered that this or der be published week for four weeks, in some newspaper published in Mobile; that copy be post ed on the door of the court house of Mobile county and that copy be forwarded each of the said non resident defendants by ma at tseir respective pa- of residence, all within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness, Malcolm, J. McRae, Register of said
 court ofchancery, this fourleent, day of Dec 1S4l
 Attest, N. J. McRAE,
 decl4 tE Register,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has received lN per ship Talbot from New York on consign- ment l50 packages containing Dry Goods, Clothing Cutlery, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Fancy street, Royal and will be sold at public and prr- vate sale in lots to suit purchasers, who are invited to call and examine the same.
 dec15 J. H. RIVERS. Auct,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24
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70 Ss g1SIREMENs $ INSURANCE co. OF MOBILE, s No. g St. Francis continues fo take Ma rins. River and Fire Risks The office s open all day. Applications for Fire Risks are requested 10 Ie made bsfore 2 o'clock NJ and for Marine Risks a nay hour during the day.
 CHARLES WHITE, President
 o. P. HASWELL, Vice President; 1ohn p,o,.. Di"E'IoRs' sh.-,..
 Br. Tardy. Charles White John K. Collins, Win. A. Terrell, JIG. Chamberlain, Chs. Cuum, o. P. Haswell, Jos. Hall,
 l. H. Erwin, Geo. c. Prentice 5. w. Allen, Wm. 1T Chidsey,
 Rich'd II. Redwood.
 JAS. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary THOMAS LoNGrIELD, Inspector. nov5 MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY lVE OEcs No. 34 St. Francis strsct Insurss against Fire Marine asd River Ris s.
 DIRIcTeRs.
 Jsnsthau Emanuel, John Simpson. II A. Schroeder, Thos w, McCoy J. Bioodgood, H. 0. Brewer,
 Alex. Pope, B. F. Marshall. Desha, J. A. NJ. Battle, RV. Montague. H. Barney,
 J. EMANUEL, Pyssiaent. MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF IVA MoBILE-Capital se5o, 900 paid in ard secur cd agreeallyto the requirements of its charter This Company continues to make insurance against JOSS or damage o Hlver Marine Risks and against fire on brick buildings and merchandise in the city. The public mayrely on prompt adjustment oilos- ses. DIRECTORS.
 H. B. Gwathney John B. Toumin. J. J. W. Wanroy, Joseph E. Sheffield Charles Gascoigne Vim H. Pratt James G. Whitaker, NewtnnSt John Wm. Jones Jr. J. U. Schilt Hindman Barney, Latham Mitchell
 Wm. P. Moleu.
 H. B. GWATHMEY, President R. s. BUNKER, Secretary. iaDo4 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. HNiE undersigned, appointed agent for the PRO- A FICTION INSURANCE co. of Hartford Connecticut, is now prepared to take risks against fire on Stores and Dwellings (of brick wood) md their contents, also Marine river risks on cotton and merchanze of any description. The rates of premium charged will be as low as any other office, and claims for loss or damage sus- tained promptly adjusted
 JNo. c. RYAN, Agent, COTS 5Itf cor. Conti & Water sts. INSURANCE E-HAzARD < FOWLER, agents for N the Hartford Insurance Cs. now taking risks against Fire. on Cstton in Presses, and Merchan. dizc and Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile nlI UNDERWRrTERs' AGENCY. NOT1CB.-The undersigned hereby gives notice " of hs having been appointed Underwriters Agent for the following named Insurance Companies of Philadelphia viz
 NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY INSURANCE Go. or THE STATE or PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. ATLANTIC ASSURANCE COMPANY. WAsHlNGToS INsuRAscE COMPANY. DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY. AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. PHENx INSURANCE CoMPANT. DELAWARE COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY nl3 VIM H. BJJNNEII A DVERTISEMENT-The subscribers hereby "A give notice that they have been appointed Un- derwriters Agents by and for the following namedTr surance Offices of New York, viz,
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24
STATE OF FALABAMA-MoNRoE COUNTY,

November 20, lS4I. nN the application of Robert J. Black, Admnis- Jtrator of the estate of RoB RT BLAc deceas sed, for final settlement of the estate of said intestate, it is ordered that the first Monday m January next Q842) at the court house of Monroe county, be set apart the time and place for said final setemetne and that publication thereofbe made once week ion six weeks in the Mobile Register and Patriot a newspaper printed in the city ofMobile, when and where, all persons interested or to be interested, may attend, ifthey please. A true copy from the minutes, Attest,
 noy2T SStC JAS McCOJI Clart
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

 TWO SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, AND IRA DERS IN GENERAL.--Tho above are re. specfully informed tha, they can be supplied by the undersigned with the following Goods received and receiving at all times from The man factories of Tho mas vyse, London and Florence English Bonnets, Hats and Plait plain and fancy of every decription
 Plain and fancy Tucan Plait, Pedal Plat Rolio Cords, Bands and Tassels, Straw Buttons, Ros. cites, Edgings, &e.
 Likewise constantly receiving by vessels direct from Leghorn, ladies', mems. boys, girls and infants Hats, Of every variety. And the following description of Silks, likewise receiving by the steamers and packets = Ladies' Dresses, genilemen's Scarfs and Cravats Bandannas. Romals, Paris and fancy Bandan. ITALIAN LUsTRINGs AND CRAvATs. from every manutactory of celebrity In addition to the above, Rags, Oil and Paper con stanty on hand, from the different Italian states.
 consignment of Silk vevets and Sewing Silks, shortly expected.
 Orders received on commission for merchandise or productions of England and Italy.
 WILLIAM WISE,
 No. 172 Psarl-street, New.York and nl5 Pms No.32 North Front-street Philad elpha 2OO eosss ao sssss Sna'~ Glass a''d sizes from sHi 200 gals Dutch Linseed Oil H 25o kegs White Lead assd, Pure No md No 300 lbs Black Paint lin 2e lbs. kegs) 20 boxes Chrome Green lso do Brunswick Green, just received per brig Ceres, and for sale by
 nao FAIRIES & TODD. 30 Commerce s.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

ID ICH SILKS AND EMBRoIDERIEs-Chen i@ Silks, plain and satin striped; watcred and changeable do; preat variety ofblack and Italian Lustrngs; needle worked Peernes and Col lars; mourning do; plain, figured, and 2d mourning Muslin de Laine; Silk Fringes; Daisy Buttons; chi nelle Cords and Tassels plaid, striped and dotted Swiss Muslins; Bishop Lawn; embroidered Drapery Muslins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods; French Corsets, hair Underdresses; 12-4 Bobbinet; 6-4 beachcd Cotton Sheetngs; ladies Umbrellas and Silk Shades; hem-stitched and revere lawn Hhdkfs Revere Lawns and Linen Canbrics; Lisle Thread Laces and Edginss; Cambrie and Swiss Muslin In- sertings; elegant Brochs heavy silk and embroider- ed Muslin dc Lane Shawls, &c. For sale low by
 dlO GEORGE c. HENRY, 4l Dauphin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

RLANKETS, Flannels, MarseiIles Quilts, Sheet lS ing and Shrting, Linens, French, English and American Calicoes, style Corsets, Merinos, Bombazine. Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Ribbons, Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels--together with a great variety of Millinery and Haberdashery articles just received per barque Reform and Floridian and for sale low for Cash only, by
 DANIELS & BRADY, S3 Dauphin-st.,
 dccli immediately opposite the Public Square.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

wv ESTPHALIA HAMS, CHEESE, PRE- w SERVED MEATS AND SOAP, landing from the ship Columbus direct from Liverpool, for sale
 by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 dec16 corner Com. and Conti-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

S0 QR. AND EIGHTH CHESTS TEA; 10 CO hhds old Sugar, choice article. 30 bags La- guira Coffee; 20 do old Java do; Is bbls Boston No. Loaf Sugar; 10 do crushed do; 80 boxes chewing Tobacco; 70 boxes No. Soap; 50 pxs New Bed- ford Candles, for sale by
 decl3 P. McCAsKILI. IS Commerce.st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

ID ECEIVED per brig Georgian new style of AH French and Manchester Ginghams of choice patterns; damask and double damask Table Cloths and Napkins; 10-4 Flemish Linen Sheeting; 10-4 and 124 Irish do; Rose Blankets and MarseiIles and Imperial Bed Spreads.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to P. Cullen, dec15 6l Dauphn-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

e FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana- .yM way from the subscriber about seven weeks et*k since, negro girl named FANNY. The -&Aa said girl is about 35 years ofage, and about feet, inches in height, is rather black, grey head ed, has an uncommon large mouh and takes long strides in walking She is probably lurking some where about the city. All persons forbidden har- boring employing her.
 The above reward will be paid for the apprehen- sion and delivery to me, at 5S St. Francis street.
 dce21 3t NJ. HONEYMOON.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

against. D seizure issued from the Steamboat Niagara 1Distrist court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama and to directed have seized and into my possession ta- ken the steamboat NIAGARA, her tackle, apparel, Sc. this is cite and adnonsh all persons having or pretending have any right title, interest or claim to be and appear before the Hon. District Court for the above named district, the 3lst inst and show if any they have, why the above named steam- boat, her tackle, &c. should not be condemned &C., cordng to the prayer of the libellant.
 dec17 l5f R. l.. CRAWFORD, U. S. NJ.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

A DVERTIsE IsEMENT-The subscribers hereby "A give notice that they have been appointed Un- derwriters Agents by and for the following namedTn surance Offices of New York viz
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

nRAYs, WAGONS, CARTS, &c.--s first l/ rate Drays; Carts; two horse Cart; 2 Wagons without bodies; l Wagon with body, complete lots heavy and light waggon dray ana cart wheels, for sale by
 dec16 JOHN GREELEY
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

nR. H. GATES, the only Agent in Mobile, for D the sale of D. I.andreth's very superior Garden Seeds, is now receiving from the Vermont new SUD- ply, embracing all the varieties suitable for this sea- son. gu- These Seed ere all warranted to be the crof of lS4l. dec11 I0K mo
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-24

rINCINNATI SIDES.-75 casks direct from V Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Mer. chant, superior, article, tor sale by
 dec1l MARSHALL g. ROWE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

1erlareA l!.ris sd 70 te ihsi de eurieafy
e Telorn.sd. ana Ws aIs here A. exeea's
d. Sir. shall ws aoa comply ulih her
rnamsrdsg Then. lsI us g. bAek 2 he
pal,ey IL ne failers Il he Canssiiol,on-
Let - pursue their sale and lsmall.r ioal-
Steps. Their says are nays Of Plra.
sanlnsss. aud III lhrif pa1las sfs peace.
Whal . speclscls Il would be q. laFge'llas
that sc are PaGti. ans. ae weTe - run uP
sssia lhe fac u me Repubilt. shd engage
uI.h one sseOrd in . comRan sh1fl loI
lie fes,aGsli0n nf The nalional prosperity
That beng impEzc1ieshle. ] hope The
Wings af lhr Seuale will no. shfiHk IRON
The peFlntmsnee q their high and lmPe'
riess dnles- The nation expeeis them
% redeem he pledges 81 The Wing party.
4 besssrh you. sn. lri The benz fe'enee
u yorr Isgi.lsiion be displayed IN lhe
sue AID Ihur0ngh accomplishment 81 nc
smk aI Eslara. Uniener me energies
81 his broad land. The blessings Of an
anxlaus and suffering People ~lil then
lall 10 torrents upna yauF b. ais.
The senator fom Prnnsk lssnla Ar,
Bue;l.nan said The o,ier day iha. .he
People al The llnilrd States. alter The iasl
eleriinn ef President. cesiIei rspcse,
Wei. sir. give them repose; mi The re-
pose which arisrs from haatlsssness
.f rtlitl; NOT the Tepose 81 man who,
IN tl,r extremity Of bis condition. gives
up 81 a. FIST. and becomrs indifferent h
his late. Ms. siI; but the Iepase Of I
patient sfler the sgnnIziag sPa.ms q
disease haze bsrnsurcreded BY returning
hrallh AMI animation. Give lhem repass
by The ensrgs oi your eounsess; by Tho
weldon of your measures; By ~ arden
deroi,.n To their iIne interests. and M
applause Il The nsuon wall be yrut jus
reward.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

IN Easy rny 10 meet a Dsfth.-The
New Ynrk T'ihune gives lie following
view 81 The state &c the srrups, between
The Gne'nmrnt an Mr.. 10y:
" Mr.. Je..p lln,t. a. We nnGers'apd, Is
likely 10 find himseIf 10 fiv, but he IL
>" calm as summer morning" The ar-
psrcm balance az 'ins, him on the Ire ''n'
~ bo'ksis stated al 500. 600. bu; he d'''
poses Of tbs ,erY neatly by changing The
Government one per cent. commission m
all the Puthr MONEY discussed by lin IS
practical Sub Treasurer up IL the tine
Rcceiver Grne,al was appointed. ln"h:
er notd.. llnyt. whose l,w'ul cnla'
ments werr some $4,000 per annum,
r'i'i o'er the Pubic N Lucy c'llerrd BY
him IN lhn.e to wh'm the Governments
give Gr1t. on him instead Il paying II NJ
To depository. having the l.c 81 she M:
nry meantime. and ohly charged Tie 'F
"rnment one per cent on the $50 O6O,OOq
so ,l.buned! II he vii 'Imrrovc h'f
bid To fse per cent his r"mmssI"ll
will amount % the rnmf"rahle sun Isl:
600. 600; and tie b l,nce due him ~
$40 600, instead of beggsrly sio'oVa
nnlv."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

rourpgs. Mf Nt8nnn ai'si {, 1 H..
fsEalsIly. 81 nsssf FuirHisd aRsH a
81 smuARsl ne pepTrrl Psrist,aasr.
frseusnfy rns ms lie pls.s a.
= ssuld pss ~ suil e AZ brsi
smanf.t ihr wbele rerRsess "a
lhese ass mi > sharIgy ~ me o.
whieh Sc wss nua : pssncsp.i 80
lor. Linden Pa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

a Curious Charocier. "A few day.
acn, man Of tcreHtric HABITS depat,rd
This life al his house in Broad Srert
buildiugs, in the S4th year IL his age.
Ills name VAS John YarGly Vernon. and
lie had f'nry Tor always appearing abnu,
The streets Ia the orb "f a htgg4rman. lie
vas. We are given tn understand, a stock
broker, having years ago, by careful md
industrious course, realised npu ards 81
100. 00W, and yet cut such er.ble Il
CURE in the streets that people have drop
ped alms INTO Iiu!t bag hch /, was his
custom 10 carry. lie never appeared 10
he offended al the mi.iakes which we're
thus mnde hy the nmpassi"n,ie donpss.
hui he Inratlahly teiurnpd tie money
with smile. and The words, &" M, no,
hank YOU" The refusal had slway.
the elf-ct of exciting astnulshment. sna
hr old gentleman walked on in an old
par Of shoes. OF rather slippcts. mt wnrih
penny. The parpchlal officer. cf The
nfigh''ortaod IN which lie resided, say
that lie made II = rule a. walk down 10
Whiechallr every DAY |" gel glass of
rum-snd-a aier. in which he Soaked some
bread. ? Dish IN Which he sremfd 10 TAX.
more delight han IL any olipr. lis Old
habits u hnsines. atr" rxempliiitd inh,s
visits 10 butchers Stale. ~ which he pn,.
chased hts nr meat. anil 10 brnkrr'.
.hnt'.. where he e-,prd fur Old piece.
Of furniture. ~ whirh he could have had
10 ne, except i.le pllllo.oph,cal one ii
keeping ~ the exct,.m"a,. which tie W
ry show II business seldom fail. "a 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

.7oirai ora Diaiaguisiei Stranger.
Among the passengers recently iram
llarte. b tie packet Sylsir he erase.
- General J. Harlan. 81 Pbl,drlphn.
who returns I, hi NAVE city sfer an
absence ofncsrly twenty years. pnnripal'
ly passed In India and Central a.ii. dur.
ing which period he surcessis.lr ssrttd
a. surgeon ~ tile honorable East lRdia
Cnmpany' : servtre. 10 Ihs Burmese w.r.
The r,,Il and military service 81 his High.
nrss the Maha Rsjah Rungeet Tyrg.
Prince of l.ahme. N laling The Govern.
ment II The Province Guzrr a.; aud. las.
Is, Aid d, Camp Gentr.l,n Dosi Mahom.
ell, K,hu Of csbCl: besides extensive
petpgtiaalinns in tie most Interesting and
less ftquenlej pars of CtnTd a.ia.
including wears rrs,,lenre IN anil shout
~" pl'iu- II Ihr O,eus Il Las fallen IL
the l"I IL lew men 10 rnrouH,er such
numerous AID romantic adventures. lis
10 be lorrd that he will, sI,houl delay,
favor TIE public w,iL hls persona nara
tive. L. S. GastGt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

THE GuMofinc a. Uork ~ Charles
Lancaster. Loco Fnco Post Master ~
.Carrolllon, Illinois. has brrn removed
from office hy Pos. Master General Gran
ger. f"r harhoring tie opini"n Tia, "o
might f'ch lie lr,iers frnm The mall bags
an orlni u which he carried INTO prac'
tire. Snee his removal. he las been
iricd npon The charge. convicted aud seat
10 the prniirnIiary fnr 30 Years!