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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-09

TUT He hfSiStHs
 Mr. Forsytl-It is not known to many of your readers, that among the retreats which offer them selves to this dull and hot season. IS of the best provided watering places in the southern states It Is the Green Springs in Greene county, where l have passed few weeks lately much to my satistac- ton. It is in an elevated and healthy section of the country, and the water although possessing powerful medicinal qualities, is pleasant to the taste, and al- most exhliratng from the presence of fixed air, and so cool as to leave room to regret the absence of ice. It of the cha order and tonic of course, which quality possesses Tn high degree, at the same time by it's decided diurelic and dphurelc pro- perties, many Instructions to heath with out the active purgation which render the su phur ters objectionable to some. Here may be found pie provision for the enjoyment of exercise and games conducive 10 heatll-hills and pleasant woods to be in and 0ver-grounds laid out and ornamented with much judgment and taste-conyenient and airy eabinsa superior corps of musicians. giving life and spirit to the waltz, cotlon and Spanish dance, at tended not only by the ysiters but by ladies from the neighboring country, which boasts of wealthy and refined society as any part of the state. The pro- prietor, Mr. Lyle, very worthy gentleman from Virginia, has taken much pains to provide every com fort and convenience, and the eating department shows that he has failed to take useful lessons in his native state.
 There is place where few weeks can be pass ed more pleasantly lo all, more benefcally to the invalid The prices are moderate-the access easy. The stage for Tuscaloosa takes you up at Selma in the evening and lauds you the day at Havana 3 miles from the Springs, where MT. Lyle sends for visitors upon receiving notice The navigation ofthe rlver Is al present very good to Selma. B.
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lminisi aiio or existing againSl the government. To whom dees the government owe any thing, or r IF O. ernmen liable on account of those appropria- ti' ms! To no one. The acts making th' SC appro- priations be regarded m no other light than as directing certain amounts 10 be expended n on certan objects, ,cheneu he money Piaced 'n tht IreasTy. They do not glanl grounds ol claim to any one, obligations of debt to any one against the government It is entirely competent for the gov ernment to repeal them at any time, and if the par ty in power believe as they profcssed to believe be- fore the election, that these appropriations were eN- lravagant it IS their solemn and sworn duty to re- peal them. So far from. this, however, these very identical appropriations have already been increased at this extra session to the extent of four millions of dollars and upwards. What commentary upon the charges of extravaganza dprodgalily 10 fierce ly made and rung through the land during the last administration.
 The truth is that so far the conduct of the late administration is to be considered in connection with these appropriations, WIG canlOt avoid a conclusion honorable and credable in the highest degree to that I adminstraton. It shows beyond dispute that the
  the government within the means of the treasury, whilst Congress, by it's appropriations, greatly over ran those limits Which was right!
 Would you believe that the charge of extraya- gance and prodigaty against that administration has been changed to that of a nggardly and parsi- monous economy? Such is the fact now daily ex- emplifed on the floors of Congress.
 ! Could any thing more fully illustrate the danger and impolicy of building up great central nonied power here, in the form of fiscal agent, in close connection with, and indeed constituting part of the Executive Department of the Government, than the action of Congress at this session, raising and placing at the disposition of the President and in the vaults of this Bank such imlaense of money un- | der such Aimsy pretexts! At this rate no bounds can be fixed to the patronag influence and power nff fhis nenartment.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-09
NEW ORLEANS, Aug.

NEW oRbBASs, Aug. :. The Cotton Market during the week very heavy. The entire sales reached about 45o b. viz 100 Louisiana and Mississippi l0l 23 at 1O 2s s1 l3O Ala e l2 Texas 8l. Prices were merely nominal.
 Received during the week 5O5 b. Cleared 1894 blea- wing a stock of ls,80l b.
 The account of the crops from Iousana and Mssissp- pi favorable, and the planters taking advantage of the fine weather pick the bos fast they open ed Among the receipts of the week. bales of the new crop; of which chased "air" sold He per lb. Western produce was very abundant but notwith- standing increased facilities for shipment there was scarcely any inquiry for export.
 In Exchange there alteration price, and sales dull. The same is reported of freehts.
 The total number pounds of Pork shipped from the st Oct. last till the present time, s,224OOO During the same time for the previous year S,64S326 show ing the enormous disparity of 455O674 lbs In almost al the staple articles of Western produce similar differ ence in favor of the past season exists
 The quotations of Exchange at Aususta on the 5th were for drafts on New York at l la prem; checks per cent; Philadelphia par. decided improvement had taken place in Georgia Railroad Notes. The papers had been managed.
 Gov Mcdonald has appointed receivers for the Bank of Columbus and the Planters and Merchants Bank, to take charge of their this course were pursued with every suspended Bank the State of Georgia would require no better "Reguator" than Gov. Mcdonald. There strong and general disposition in the force the banks into honesty and propriey and with the reapng of the abundant crop of the il Is expected that the Georgia currency will stand almost par with that of its nelghbor South Carolina
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GJTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. o. Tickets Only One Dollar and Fifty Ceats. .ftD ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
 --CLAss No. 96, FOR 1841-- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Alabama Lodge, Mo- 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on TO-DAY, August g, lS4l, at o'clock, D. m,, at the Mansion House Exchange Royal st.
 s. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 75 Numbers-12 Drawn Ballots
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SlI9.6S8

27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to SIS, ,6S8 Tickets 50-Halves l 25-Quartcrs 62 l-2 cts.
 Packages of.25 whole tickets s62 50, warranted to draw at least 30 %. Packages of 25 half tickets, Sl 25, warranted draw at least >15 %. Packages of 25quarter tckets S15 63 warranted to at least s7 50 cents.
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FOi the RtgiSftr.
 Mr. EDiTOR-To the lovers of Horticulture in Molile, sight of no ortinaiy kind was seen last Thursday evening, in the splendid bloom of that rare towering plant, the Cactus GraHaihora, belnnging 10 Mrs. Wye, of this city. The blossom being but short-Ned, and while perfection, few friends of hs lady whose taste and care they were indebted for rich treat, among whom the writer of thls brief nutice were invited Ia attend.
 This elegant plant is about four years old, stands nearly four feet high and in excellent health, producing only one hOwer--but such a flower for splendor and elegance is very seldom witnessed It's dimensions were as follows breadth of the ex- banded flower at the base, 9i inches diameter at the outer edge of the cup of the coroa 6l inches- The petals in the inside of the coroa all pure white; those of the outside of green ish hue, and terminated in kind of hook at the top The pistillu was peculiarly elegant, bearing stg- ma composed of upwards of twenty pointed bodies, radiating from centre, and pointing towards the numerous surrounding stamina, whose bright yellow tarlna formed pleasing contrast with the snowy wilderness of the interior of tle flower, altogether forming of the most splendid specimens of Flo- raj kingdom, and such a florist would travel 70 miles to see. The odor emitted resembled in kind, though not in degree, that of the jonqui, and was pleasant It is the largest blossom of night bloomlng Cereus, and the best, ever seen hya FLORIST.
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HOPPER, WIRE, SHEET IRON, TIN

OPLATE. Be.
 BEARERS sCoPPER-30x60 inches 10, II, l3 and 24x60 pound Sheets
 SHEATHING CoPPER-l4 and l6 OK SHEET lRoN--250 bundles English Iron, Nos 10 N27
 WIRE-50 bundles Iron Wire, Nos ' No17 RIyETs-50 thousand Timed RNets 10 thousand Black do.
 TINED PLATEs--250 boxes tx Grown and Pont- pool brands.
 20 boxes 100 Plate Tin.
 LrApED PLATE-150 boxes Leaded Plate for roofing.
 BANcA TlN-20 pigs Banca Tin, best quality NAILs-5O0 kegs Nails asso rted, 4d to Pod. A supply of the above articles lantly on hand. and for sale by E. c. CENTER & CO.,, aug7 corner of Conti and Commerce -at
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-09

Mr. ClayS Compromise. result has been pre- ciscly previous information from Washington warranted us in saving MT. Clays party have charter, winch is rather an insult to a compromise and il has been accepted in the Senate by majority "i one, two whig Senators (Clayton and Henderson, aveiding the question, and two others, Ri,es and Archer, voting against it. The amendment comedies 10 the States the barren right to protest without e
 feet against the establishment of branches of the pa rent Bank within their boundaries, and gives to the directors of the Bank the right disregard their re- monstrance and to create branches against their will If MT. Tyler is willing to put in confession that he is not merely destitute of common honesty, but of common sense, he may give his signature to this bill, which Is evidently drawn up in this manner and for ced through the Senate with view uf either compel ling him to make open retractson of his scrupes on the Bank question, anb thus reducing him to a state of political insignihcance, of crushing him with the powerful opposition of the whole Bank par ty. Mir. Clay will not tolerate him in any other ca pacy than that ofan obedient subject-lfhe remains with the Whig party he must contorm-if he refuses to conform he must be cast out.
 This (" compronuss,' as It is called, offers him the alternative of submission or excommunicatian in the most offensive manner. If he accepts it, he writes himself and craven with the ink that signs his name, and takes his station as a self-degraded subaltern in the ranks of Mr. Cays party, to remain his humble tool for the of his of office. The bill it is framed will probably pass both hou- ses, and we shall shortly see which horn of the di- lemma Mir. Tyler will choose.-[N. Y. Eve. Post.
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STATE OF ALABAMA, }
 MOBILE COUNTY. {

To all ,oho tt mag concsrn-
 Be it known that on this seventh day of August, A. D. 184l-Before me, Thomas Sringer, Notary Public, duly commissioned and sworn in and for said county, personally came and appeared Charles Good win, (atey member of the firm of fO' 'Neall & Good win in the city of Mobile) and acknowledged that of his own free will and accord, he signed the foregoing the day of the date thereof and that said statement is correct in all its parts.
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and seal noaral, at he city of Mobile, the day and date above written.
 l.. s.l THOMAS ST. NIGER, Notary Public l In consequence ofthe above statement, the partner shlp of O'Neall & Goodwin is this day dsso, ed and the settlement of the confded to
 JOHN H. O'NEALL. Mobile, August E. lS4l.
 l accede to the dissolution of the coparirsrshp of ONeall X Goodwin. CHARLES GOODWIN. Mobile, August ,, ls4l.
 EDWARD LE FORT.
 0d-The city papers will please give this one inser- tion. The Cahawba Democrat, and Selma Free Press VII please copy the same for sixty days, and forward ther blll to John A. O'Neall, at Mobile.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF MOBILE-A UGUsT 9.

ARRIVED schr Hornet, Winslow, fin N Orleans, to A B Homer. Schr Maria; Pianceni, fin New Orleans. Schr Swan, Trainer, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Lalla Rookh, Bryan, fin Wetumpka with 50 bales cotton. Steamboat Jewess. Brooks, i'm Wetumpka
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-09

' COX OUT FOR SQUALLS :! For the pTo- AA tecton of merchandise landing on the wharves from the sudden rain squalls so common at this sea- son, have ready for hire twenty srpaulins, each CO., vering space of30 by 40.
 augS A. B. HOMER, Commerce st.
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VENGEANCE on New York-Draits at 60 days E1 for sale by JOS. AUZE & SON.
 ang6 30 St. Francis st MOTH E.-MR FRANCIS A. MYERS he. partner of the subscribers on the lst of Jus The firm will in future be known by the name of b. c, wber and Company.
 aug6 26tf Kmo D. c. LOWER.
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MOBILE HOOK & LADDER co. NO. l. lG~ An adjourned meeting of this company will be held at the Hook and Ladder House on Monday evening next at o'clock
 aug6 PHILIP DOUGHERTY, Sec'y.
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VENGEANCE ON NEW YORK at 60 days for lL sale by A. BATRE & co.
 aug9 70 Comnlerce-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-09

NTR EDWARD CHIDSEY is authorized to act 1HA agent in settling the business, he assigned to me. LEHMAN BALDWIN,
 auoq BON
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'" "HISKEY.-9l bbs Rectfed Western Whis- W key, for saleby OGDEN BROTHERS,
 aug2 2uf 12 Water-st.
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NEW GOODS.

lie Subscribers have received and uiicT i,r
sale at their Store llunse, one mile north
pf Cross Roads Meeting iIause, Gesh.nad
desirable stock uf Sesspnahlc Goods, consist
iag in part ofthe foliowing articles:
Common and Fine Blue Cloths, a
Invisible Green DO.
Cassineres and Satincis,
Black Silk aud Satin Eeslings,
Marsrilles dn.
French. London and Furniture Prints.
Black Silks aud Printed Muslin.
Gauze Scars aud lisajk,rchitls,
Siockinei Drilling aud Gsmbroon,
Fashionable Bunneis aud Wresihs,
Plain. Figured, Swiss aud ChrqucTed
Muslin,
Riband-, Edgings and Brown Linen.
Linen Bnsoms aud Collars. Oil Clnihs.
Hardware, CUTLERY, ctoekery and Tin
Ware.
Paints, Nails and Iron.
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
SADDLERY Bridle.bits, Buckles.
Plush, Webbing, Trees & Morocco Skins.
HArS--Beaser. Brush. Russia. Mole.
skin and Palm-leaf Hats.
Ladies' fne KID Slippers, and Mcn's
Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cotton Warn.
Books. Paper, and Paper Prints,
Msylsnls scotch Stuff.
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars,
Fancy and Bar Soap,
and many other ARTICLES.
ELL MURRAY e co.
Nav 5. ~ 6m
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Piano Forte & Music
SrCRH.
Petersburg, Va.


This. BERG q CO. hase rrresErd daFins
ahe pFrsenl seek TEN PIANO FOkTEs.
aaaong whirh il siK ard hail Octave Pane
Forte. a very suprrior one 70 sny ever aeen
here They hare now - ksod very large
stack. and swouid respectfully reqaest ihase
ladies' and Crallemen ~ liillsborserh and En-
sifsns uho are 10 STAT ~ fisaas. 10 ran anc
see lhem ani uy Them; All they VII be Goa
vinrcd u tneir sap-fisr.ty 10 any other mana
iaelare We uill give = uritiea safraaiy a.
"a their darahilny aad keepisg n tune loHser
thaa any nlhsr.
They have also m hand large assoIiment
q MUSIC a lhe --LATEST pabileaiian tnF Plano
and GailaF, Striags Of al sasls. hesi Hiolins.
F.aies. Ascatdisns. all kiads 4 Brass lnsira-
aenis Cor Military Banda. Drums q al sires,
&c. &c.
C. Berg & Ca. wanld respectfully reeom-
mend th.-ir assanmsni az Planes and Mnsie 10
PriaripAls and Teachers Of Schools Any OF.
Ter shall be faithfully and pfomPsly attended
to-
far the convenience Of purchasers in Norsh
csrniias. Daciar Watson af 0xfafd. having
sindis consulted 10 act IS our Agent. has now
40 hand sar7e nf our Instruments. We shall
saarily establish agenries 10 niher parts 81
Narth caFalina. kn0a ing that whenever our
Panas become known they vii Be preferred
10 any other.
July ~. S2-
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The fclloHing gentlemen have been 81 Paint.
cd agents ior The sale .. Brsudic,Lt Iha:
Dennis llesrlt. Illllsburourh.
Slsdmsn a. Ramsay. Piishorcueh.
liargrare. Gather 4 Co. Ltxlnglun.
Joseph A. SheluG. Midasy, Da,itson.
James b. M.Dsde. chsrtl Illl.
}. NJ. A. Drake. Ashbolough, Randrli b.
John X. Brown. Privilege. do.
NJ. Z. Gardner. 81. Lawrence, Chslh, ~.
g. 4. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
=. a. ". Smith. AIanancr, Guillorh.
, a. X. Sloan. Greensboruuph.
>. y X. Reid. Troublesome Iron WOKE,
Rockingham.
James Johnson. Wrniaor,h. Do.
Wood & Neal. Madison, DO.
J. w. Burton, x Co.. Leaksville, DO.
Owen M.Aleer. Yancey vile, Cas~tn.
n. ]. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December rs 4s-ian
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SCENE AT TIE Mcleod TRIAL.
\ A eorrsspondsniofihe Albshy Essssag
Journal eaadsnses ialo "a interesting leneE
some Of he most important passsEss 20
the speech lnr The delsnee. Fecenily oliver.
ed By Mr.. Spencer. llssta.ed .hal = be
unravelIed me contradictions end diseie'
'paneies Of Ihe witnesses On the part Of The
prosecution In most extraordinary add
nsslerIy msnaer. He charged direeily
and painiedly On them The commission Of
. Inc blacklist pesjery that ever dissraeed
Trial since tfe sun shone upon chnsien-
DOM" he declssed that be knew ths
testimony had ell been gOl mp Tor he
occasion. The four Iesrned eounssls,
Who were here conducting The pr0seeu-
ton. we're bul ! corPorzrs guard. CON
pared sllh he mighty hosi who were The
eeners-up and conductors Of this prosecu.
lion. Witnesses ssrs rsked together
from sII creation. and drilled 10 this city,
in what he must drnomins,e /" committee
rooms" % 10 shat hey must swear.
Again. he said that be knew that the men
who had banded themselves together 10
get up evidences 10 convict Mcleod, and
involve this eo1nlry in war with Eng
land. we're sunk dsep enough in deprariiy
10 collect ioessher any number ofdellber-
10 a1y NJ TX l!lul pe.jHers. sho would swear
make ou, their esss-.s would be required 70
81" said Mr. Speneer. "msas
espiions. when | make this charge"
Here Mackenzie, Who "a, directly in from
OF The counsel. commenced laughing.
!" Yes. cir" said The speaker. fixing his
eagle eye u7on him. a. wish TO be clear.
ly understood. that | make no exception
Whatever when | make This charge. Some
Of these men nou hear me. and | desire
them 10 hear me repeat. that | firmly
believe s,sry one Of them j. wicked
enough 70 stop q nothing which viii in
any degree ,rnd 10 bring about their dsrl.
ing object" Mackenzie nodded hIs CON-
pIlmens 10 Mr.. Spencer. and Immediate
ly eomnesced writing down this wiihe'-
ing remark.of The counsel. The whole
audience understood to whom allusion
was made. anil every eye vas turned upon
Mckenzie"
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BrandrCth spin.

a TEGErAEl.E ed Unnli, 49,
proEr1 81 ~ rxI eflent J. e
be. Ehen properly Pestttarsa =
cnrr 10 esfry lDEia 81 ahx Ekat
all haEiAk liie ftinN usiain. Ada.
ffnn she UNiNEEssI. RuUT AK 100
nanlriy IAsPLkiIl u IAsfIkfEA .,',
isnH 81 gLe tl.uun NAssa-
IN pcEiod q liiiie n,nsr ffsa Al
IN the L. 5. fils ! kste fxsiartd "a II Nsis
health and enlnynHtni eeef ufR l,.at
THOUSAND prffei.s, ela nsse si,f iib
~ insussbie by hyrstians 81 ihs Grs, Il ssf
Standing, and N nssry easts n lsn s,,.,kid
remrcy had Leen Itessts { "a a. al, Nu
10 81 rsFssu Psin o. y fsI nsss.sl,,lA
i.e chronic OF fes enf. Lfslsr q 4, ,,,i,.N
pain IN The slice. nhelissr q ssise a.
luiional o. frns fozae 10 ~ nilis 60, Z,
ihrr IL be lism fnleansl 81 Ats,tsI Y 49,,
viii be shrec ~ rentssfis 81 ils u. Il Nm.
Pills.
This principle e. rnrfis Z m B,,g,,,,.
Pills, TemsEtf nolhine Ets H. rsels,s ~ n.
saved psrlirlss from lif bed, = a.. ro,l,S ~
eoIrUla hnmoTs u The bi.ud, Tee 49,.
uhirh eaBse distase-ihsy inpefs Ile a..
tions % the liver nhrn icy ssiile s,,n a..
organ. and nhieh. shea tl-sy s,ills rlt.u
muscles. PROCURE Tern siI,n. OF pitn n.
nerves pTocnte e u; az hrer ile itis,.,.'.
Dice ronfHru tioni 81 nr0n lie ini. sinus,
iiteness; Or upon The l.Rsue a. lie L,,, -.
reis. sPnrisxy - d isrslssls, srd III ils ,,,,,
81 disorders SO me'aEehOls 10 the o. fs,,, 81
III Hho behold Ilssm.
Yes, PHrgiRg those hunaois irsm n. n, =, :.
The true cure Cor al tiass Ganf.tsitIs. s,o.,
cry other FUN u disease. Ills 10 n, re-.
assertion il is sdsmensiIaLie ttIh. rt,,,,s
day u 10 extending iiseli; fsi and si,isiIst,.
coming known, and more and I.oIe SIM.
Iatfd.
The care by pursing nlsy n,CIt d,ItLdrn.
the laws hirh produce sweetness OF tuTas
than may be generally 10 arm rd. Nhsi,,.,
ienss 10 staennle. viii rrsd, &c si,IE,,, t..
cause Il tends 20 puiTesselian: Ihtnl,rt lie
Necessity al constant exercise - seen.
When constant exercise snnst Ls Isrd FINN
ANY CAUSE. the occasional Use Il oftK,g
MEDICINE il ABSOLUTELY rauir,d. TIrs
tie conduiis 81 Tie blood. iLe |. nniIiu IL M,
are Kept Tree from those 80 puiiiiss y lhLNtsJ
prevent iis steady cuirtnI nlinisieIirg l., aim,
Thus morbid humors are prevented fen br.
coming mixed with IL II is naiuie Nbi,L !,
WHICH sbe Ia, IbhpLcgsh the m,ans and s;lLls
f-ss lac FseiC
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FRESH FRUITS,
Gonfectionaries. sc.

Yf@5s YA95@9a Iakrs pleasure ia
- aanaun,ilg 10 inu cubic thai she has
Just received fresh SUPPLY ~ Fruits, Conicc
IiunaTies, &C., aud il now able - hrnIsi, III
most any thing ti,al may he wanIr,i IN her line
II business. They consist prln,ii ally uf tic
following articles;
Oranges. Lemons. Rrisins, Pruues, Figs,
Currents aud Dalcs.
Almonds. Walnu,s. B,azil Nuts, Soda
Crackers, Butter CIarkers. Water
Crackers, Sugar Ctarktrs.
Lemon Syrup and inc Juite
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine Alp.
tlrs. Preserved Cherries, Sa,,.nes.
A general assortment IL Cshdits, Jciubc
Paste. excellent iot cnlis.
Cologne, Bears Oil. FIerch Pcmaum,
Balm Of Columbia. agmost approved
article Tor the hair.
Chewing Tobacco. Cigars, Smoking 10
haccn. Matches.
\ handsome assortment Of Toys.
4 Few dozen nf Corn I3ronms, aud few
Ghlircn's Carriages--sold very cheap.
April 30. 20
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HILLS BOROUGH, N. &.
BY DENNIS uEARTT,

AT THREE nnlIats YEAE, tE I've nCllAs
FIFTY CENTS Ir PAID IN A NANtF.
Those who 10 mol give notjtc Of their "Rh
I" have their LAP or dist elt:nItd 81 the Cxrna
ton Of the year, will be rles,m,d as ttsm'ng
its ontin, on,C until oahi, In.aatd Aud 10
la9cT will | c discontinued Until all aH'a'as's
are Paid, unless al tie .lIinn a. tic blsi'r
Advertisements MI tAtttti;ts siAt' CnlI''
unc dollar Ior q t,si, ula tutt;, fN' as
irr ra,h subs, qu,nl ipSslipr; ltH.tI rtts !"
proportions tout ars,ltis,ntIts N,n;! t'e
lrr,cn, 'ghci. ,',,,.t:un a. a I"''t'|
"iE u mad, t. ai,tl'ss,.s y Tia t'ai
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Berkshire Boar.

MY fall hios3ed Berkshire Boar HENRY
go CLAY si,i fsnser service fnr ale use of
such Of my l,Ilos farmers ss may Jssi,e 10 OBJ
tain Z csos, IL this fine breed " hsss, al five
dollars eatA. TIE runber oil be limited, as
he Is teEy yosag. iienry clay can be seen d
any time 81 eaning 81 ny residence, one mile
and half s.ush II Iiillshotsueh.
HENRY X. WITHERSP00N.
Oet0br. n. 81
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Money Lost.

II 0Sr ia E.ilsoosoSFh, or 80 tbs road 10
Ia Chapel Hil. On Saturday last, shout nine.
teen dolllrs, cor sisiing, as we'll As Lean recol.
lect, ef iva kse sollsr bills. two of four, and q
one dollar blk. Thy waro ma IN . purse or
pocksa A1sk, Auf vrrs sinPly ~sdded up TO-
gcshos. Arsw ard Of three dollars will be Civ
on to any Fssson 6ndina ike same. on delivery
10 me, or IL the saIter of the Recorder
ANDREW J. PEBBLES.
ChsPsl hill. 0ssobss II. d.