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VALUABLE
Chatham Property,
F0 R y AL r..

WILL be easrsd Cor sale, oa Tses6sy The
i4Ih day a SeplsnbeE nsKls the Rf0Pef
~ 81 The subssribsr. VII.
That large end e0mmodIops Dwelling
House haiti ID 1887, sell constructed. sitasI
ed IN fiae grove. about half . mile From The
village Of Peterborough. having q commanding
vsew of the same snd af the Surrounding eoun-
Try. with all the necessary out bindings. .
pDsap 81 exeelleni w.ier. . spstioas garden.
iwo orchards nc ehoies lrui: Trees, and about
seven acres &c lsnd attached.
All the Household and Kitchen Fur.
allure.
Also = number Of valuable young Ne
groes. one ol them an sxcells NJ csok.
Also. q valuable Farm. IN high stale
VI cultivation. about lNa mics from PilIsbo.
,angh, on the Chapel Hill Fosd, containing
200 acres, aboat rs of which are IN woods, 10
- meadow, well eel vita herds grass good
Stock Farm.
Al,o. ell the Sock. Farming Impls
mrnis. Crops. &c. &C.. CONSISTING 10 part Of
Corr. Oats Peas, hay. Fodder, Sc. g..
Two Iaur-hnrsr wagons. me ens horse
wagon, one earl, one large barourhe. harness
Il every description. . portable horse power
Tor driving ditefent msehines, Q pair Of irsn
grey horses. well broke 20 any Kind Of harness.
perfectly Rsntle. sboul Eve feet high. and fauI
yea1s old nrxt spTIne; ono horse. one mule.
several good eows. half Ayrshire he.fsrs, hogs
Of the improved Berkshire. no bane Bedford
and snap breed. half blood Ayrshire bull,
beautifully spotted red and While. 10 monihs
old; number of PiouRhs. &c. &c.
Conditions Of sale. six monihs credit, note,
With approved seeuriiy. Persons Wishing "a
view the PrupeHy previous 10 the day Sf sale,
esa do 90 a. amp time.
In case sf rain, the sale vii take place On
The neKi fair dsy. ..-
HENRY A. LONDON.
Piitsboroueh. Aug. Is az u
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NEW GCCDS


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s0DA FOUNTAIN hss bssn ILs,.,.,s !
paired and u nos IN oprTslisn. ~, -. -
Water 10 ofsh sneslisEi ausiiI.
~ she has also cemmsIssd n,l;,...
kEAMs and pessoHs san ts EuTpsas... !
day il The week sassFs suE6sy sss
May -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

A Faei.-Noi long since reformed
drunkasd was taken very sick, and for =
time was unable 10 speak. His friends
wishing 10 stimulate him. offered him
some Iisoar. He could not speak, but
shook bis head, and continued 10 as often
as il was offered him. When he recover
ed. he requested his friends not 70 offer
him liquor unless they wanted 10 hur, his
feelings. Especially. " said he. |" when
I am sick don't give u 10 mel. nearly
killed me uhsn I vas UeIt."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02
Land for Sale.

I'm Tuesday tie 2slh az September nerI. a,
" Vim. Triee's store. will b. sold the tract ai
land Oh which the subsrFIber lives. on the old
Raleigh Road. seven miles from Hillsboraugh.
On Ponds Creek; the sale wIll be ON liberal
credit.
This tract contains 2ss acres; one half oI
shh b or mote, 10 wood land af rxreilsnI qua
liiyi much Of the cleared land 10 good; IL has
upon Il 10 ~ IS acres ol first rats Meadow
land, . good Orchard, aud an excellent MiIl
seat.
A good title wili be aiven BY the person whe
purchased this land when IL Was sold ss ny
property under deed oftrust in Ori.her lss,.
JAMES RAlNEY.
August 2S. s7.
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Attention!

TO the Commissioned, mont omn,issiOn-
ed Officers. and Musicians. Of the 4sih
Regiment of North Carolina Militia.
WJU ate h reby commanded I, attend at
- David Mechanics, on Saturday the 18Th "f
september, at u o'clock. equipped according
10 las, for Dill Muster and Court Martial;
AMI on Wednesday the 22ad of September.
You vi attend. with ynur respective Com
panics. At 10 O'Clock. equipped according To
law, with six rounds uf powder. Tor review.
By nrdrr Of The Brieadicr General Of the
sixth Brigade Of North caTolisa MILITIA.
THOMAS JONES, Col. Com.
August IS 81
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Attention.!

TO The Commissioned Offers and Nu,i-
Clans belonging 10 the forty ssstni4 Regiment.
W0u are hereby ordered aud commanded to
attend "n The Sd day IL September, IN the
town Of Hilltb"sough, nj ~ O'Clock, equipped
according 10 law Tor drill muster; and on Sa.
iurday the 4th OF September, al ! 1 O'Clock, for
Cout Martial.
WM. II. WOODS, Col. Com.
August u. Sc
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BOOTS slLKsa so.
for the spring and Summer
e

sRIiE subscriber would respectfully inform
- his Isieads and the public esasfsily. that
he has iasl received the largest sssaiimeni Of
ARTICLES ia his line Of business. perhaps. ever
before brought 20 this markets and as thsy
have been aaiirely selected b. The Subscriber,
Nth a. aye 70 their nesiness and durability.
he thinks he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may pairoaIze him. The ARTICLES have been
purchased on very reasonable terms and Will
be sold cheap. lie invites he iiiea's 10 cal
and examine HE assortmeal before purchasing
else~ here. The falloS ing are comprised %
his assortment. suitable Tor The Spring and
SIMMER.
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HlLLsBo ROUGl II. N. {.
PUBLISHED wEEKLr
ny nHNSls kap,prT

Bf DENNIS HEARTT,
ar THREE poILARs a TEAR, OR TWO roLiAs'
riFrr CENTS ~ rAlD IN AiSASCk:
Those who do not give notice OF their Wan
TO have their paper discontinued al the eSpna.
ton OF the year, will be presumed ss tssIns
its continuance until sounicInanttd - hno w
paper wilt be disc oniinued until oil arrtsfas''
are paid, unless a. The ,p,on al the hu'bssl' '
Advertisements not tarct ding sixteen "o'.,
ono dollar fnr tie fret, md trrriy i've teR's
for Each subs,qnen, insertion; lo' ger ohet i"
proportion. Court Advertisements twen'! h''
per cent higher, A ttdWtion Of SIS PSF wv"
oiii be mad, o. sdrel.:strs ty tic VS.;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

Il was stated by Mr.. Sewer in the Sc
nate, during the discussion on the foriifi-
c.,ion bill. that on the border 81 Arkansas
end Missouri ,hsrs we're forty three
thousand Indian warriors, well provided
with arms. and crouehing ready for the
spring. ,tse memenl England should give
the signal for war. Raj. Reg.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Superior Cour. III Law--March Term.
1871.
v. Apetition FIR nivoFee
Lucinda Jackson,

fpHE Defendant 10 this case being soIrmnly
- called and failing 10 appear, and il an
pearing % the satisfaction al the f.our, thst
she cannot be fund within this State, n il
ordered by the Court, that publica.
ton be made for three months in The Raleigh
Register and Hillsbornugh Recorder that "a.
ie5s the said Defendant sppesr st the nest
tenn Of this Court 20 be held for the county
Of Orange. az the Court House in HiIlsboronph.
m the second Monday Of septic mber next, snd
plead. answer or demur, the petition will be
aiken pro ronfesso.
los. q. NORWOOD, C. 8. C..
Price adv. ~ 90 SIS sa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

The bcauiiful village Of Waterford, in
Saratoga county, Nev York, vas nearly
destroyed hy Gre on the afternoon III the
llth ul,. Between seventy end eighty
houses were burnt, soms OF which were
the most valusbls IN The place. The
entire loss is estimated IL not lees Than
one hsnd,ed and fi,y thousand dollars.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
Grunge County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term ls4l.

WilIiam q Smith v. John Frstland aud others.
Petition 10 divide tract Of Land.
ut appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that John Frcelsnd, one ofthe dciends nis
in this position, is mol an inhablisnt Of this
state; II is ordered, that publication be made
for six weeks in the Hilisboroueh Recorder,
that unlres the saii John freeiand appear be.
fire the Jotces Of This Court, at The Court
House in Hlllsborouah, IN the fourth Monday
in August next. and flee his answer, The petit.
ion will be taken pro eoaftssO and heard e. parts
as 10 him.
]. TAYLOR, Cisrk.
Price Adv. 81 so. 70 CIV
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Luckg.--A pan in Rochester was
.Atsly robbed Of his coat. Shortly alter
ysrds seeing 10 lying on ean'l boa, he
lo,k POSSESSION. and upon feeling in The
po&e, he found handsome supply Of
.casl .--sn article which bad heretofore
bceuscsrce in those reespiacles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

A nry easy method Of putting a stop
10 the sbotipus proofs Of insanity which
ere nusducsd 70 excuse crime, would be
70 declare by statute every murderer &C
quilted % ne ples 20 be ,ipso facte an in.
cursbls matica. and 70 spbjec, him to
CLOSE confinement Tor life A, /, 10, any
bIsckharsed wletch Who son,smpla,es the
fool . seek or two before the commits
slim Of tho deep. and bis worthy counsel
can procure seroes of Witnesses TO swear
10 hi. madaess, and twelve grave rnsn be.
llievei. This cruel farce has been played
long enoogh 10 she courts. dlfr. Gaz.
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Straw.

maKEN up by william LraIhers, living f,.ur.
= teen m,les south easI from HillshoIoagh,
and entered on the stray Book at Orange
county on the 18th Of August, 1871, 9 Rcau
:ioRSE, five feet nigh. and fourteen OF fifteen
yesrs old. Valued a, thirty FIVE dulas.
JOHN A. FAUCETr. Ranger
August "a. s7--3w2
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Aa - ksl aonday il sepisuissL nsAss q
W Gke Peer Huase. he cOuFi 81 Asfaeas
ulll elssi . suPsrihteadsnt e The foef tes
0Fsaes coaniy. fef eae yssf fism the nrsi 81
0elshsF 1874.
ED. SrRUDWIcK. Sesg.
lu.se 7s-
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kmmtnss JFeauh.-The ancestor of
,the fhella.on family died Ia England
about one hundred and thirty yests ago.
.difesting by his viii. ,haf bis property
should sccumuls,s for one hundred and
;hity ysars, intsrss, upon interest. and then
the existing Young ThsIiusop 10 cone
into possession ef liie whole. Tue peri
cd expires in eighteen hyndied and forty
eight. The present Mr.. Thsllsscn ie
e O. cen hundred and ,weniy-eigh,, was
e ray yes,s old. and poor; his son. The
Heir was sigb, years old, 50 that 10 his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02
Just Received and for sale,

nR. PETERS AMI Bilious Pills.
- DIR. Beck wins Ami Dvspepnc Pills.
DR.. Phelps Anti Bilious Toma,o Pills.
DR.. Shermsn's Cough bozengss.
DR.. Sherman's Worm l."zenees.
DR.. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, for
rain, in back aud breast.
DR. X. s. Bernard's Chnlera Syrup.
w. W. Gray's Invaluable Ointment.
lIarrison's Specific Ointment.
" Also. BACON, MEAL L. FLOUR.
A. PARKS.
Mays III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

IL 10 eslimsied that 81 less 10000 rer
sons are lying in The prisons Of the Uni,
ed States for debt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

The degree Of l.. L. ID. has been con
ferrpd upon John Tyler President. Of ,h
U. States, By Amhers. COLLEGE. M'ssa
ehSseus.
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Wanted,

In exchange for Dry Goods-BEES
u WAX. TALLOw, FEATHERS
and FLAXSEED.
JAMES VERB, Jr & 20.
Dscen.brT is. 50 =
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NEW GOODS.

m TaE SUBSCRIBERS beg Lease
q iufofm their EisRds aad
- Ihs Pablie geaefaliy, that
- they are iast resolving from
lhe Nsnhsra Markets :
n neat and weiI-seiectcd
stock OF
SPRING GOODS,
baaehl satifsiy Co cash. ssd all BE sold sl-
eeedinelF lsw for cash o. On saoh efeoii 70
paaciuai dealers =.
Psa0ns wishing 20 purchase, .auic ao ssa'
a. call and zee bsfsre they boz elsewhere.
MEBaNE q TURNER.
Stay 10. IL
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Gsnllemsa's Boots, frsi quality.
DO. DO. second do.
D.. Shoes, first qualify.
do. Do. second do.
DO. DO. third do.
DO. Pumps--sarious qualities.
DO. Gsiler Shoe,ees.
DO. Pump Shosiees.
Do. slippers.
Days' Shoes-ssrious qoaliiies.
d.. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies' Ph,lajelphis black KID slippers
Dn. do. colorej d..
Do MerSeeo sIipPers-Ihiek & thin
soled.
10. Seal.skin Shoes end Slippers.
Do. Leather Shoes and Shoelees.
Misses PhiIadrlphis M"roeeo Slips
ihirk and Thin solsd.
Do. colorrd Slippsrs--vsrious pat
terms aud qualities.
Do. Morocco and Leather Shoeiees.
DO. Low Shoes.
Children's Shoes, Of slmosi every size
and qusliiy.
EP n adda;oa to the above, he asrereiv
ed lion the North his materials tor msnuisc
lturiag; and. having FIRST rate wOfkmea IN b.
employ, is prepared 20 execute all orders u
his lac with nsaiaess and despatch.
The subscriber would respectfully return BIZ
Thanks 10 the public faI the very iihe'ai pat
ronaTe he has received II their hands; an'
promises thai no pains will be spared in ih'
future 10 give Satisfaction. ~
~ wM. II. BROWN.
April 80 70
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THESE Aied ieinea are tn
debled l0TlhsiE nsaseio then
aaailesl sna senslbie nrtiel
ia purlfy ihg lhs sPtines and
ehsaneis II iifs. ase sncsins
them xilh Fenesed lsae anc
sisor. u msBg hpndEeS Ger.
sa6ed cases . klth have beEn
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Dr. BRANDRErH's Office I'm Virginia, d
l95 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the old Market.

wheFethe Pills can be obtained a. ssrtnis M
boz, with full directions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

M ARGRAvE-Ths distinguished English Stallion and Racer
i and re,e Of Racers will his nj my stable
Charlotte Court House Virgnn 7ms-S5o the season. paya-
before LIST day of Angus, next at which 'e .s
exprcs the 10th Ferunry-One hundred
the insurance. be paid as soon as The mare @
In instance 81 10 e
Those that find nconvenient make payment at the
close of the season. be required To execute their notes w
good securty subjected difficulty IN clns
nr accounts Of long standing Good and extensive paurase
win be furnished gratis and the well fed rcquea
win pran at 30 cents per day. Servants with Mares VIII
be boarded gratis. For further particulars see hand bills
r.,oo Sl-tlJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23
"FKAsRroRT, Oct. 3, 1897.
"Dear Sir:

My arrangement from you in politics has given rise
to many unworthy conclusions with regard to my mo
tves. Your friends, and some Of your relations, seen
disposed 10 place the very worst construction on my
conduct They do me injustice. l have nothing to
expect IRON General Jackson and know never
would nave been disappointed obtaining from your
hands any personal benefit which | could have any
'gnt 10 expect from you. think gave some proof
OF aisnerestedness in adhering TO a defeated party
aga'hs. triumphant one, when might have ushered
yset into the latter under the passport Of your mpos
ing name, and the recommendation of having always
supported one, TO support whom is its only avow
ed object. Indeed, adhered to YOU while tour prn.
cipcs and declared opinions initiated directly against
tie most important pecuniary interests | ever had,
or ever shall have at stake And never deserted
your banner until the questions which you and
so frequently differed in private dscussian-(State
Rights, The Bank, the power of the Judlc5y, &c)-
became the crerons to distinguish the tlrles, and
had actually renewed, their practical effects, the
great divisions which marked the of 1883. What
ever others may say, then, hope YOU will do me the
Justice 10 believe that i operated on By a sincere
political faith although you may consider it deu.on:
and i. you will not allow that the principles Of De-
mocracy sway me, you may charge to sort OF party
instinct, in which reason has no part. My personal
partiaies have always led me towards you My az
iectons are still on your side, and if admiration Of
your genius had been counteraccd by the appre-
tensions that its powers directed to destroy the po
litical creed to which had given my faith, should
have been proud always to have paid it my homage.
Your most obedient servant,
I. z. BLAIR.
To II. CLAY, Ego"
"W.snlsGros, 10Th October 1897.
"Dsar Sir:
at was circumstance Of the deepest regret with me
that you found yourself obliged to adopt the course
you have, in relation 10 general politics had scarcely
Il friend breathing with whom could have dill. red wtl
pain. have never myself imputed to you bad
motives, spoken harshy Of you, account of that
II any of my friends relations have, they
have done So not only without my concurrence, but
against my wishes. | know enough Of the bitterness
Of political strife, to he sensible that private friendship
should ue sacrificed on account ofany difference
Of opinion public affairs, if il be possible 10 prevent
the sacrifice. have neither felt any necessity
for such personal alienation in our case. As to the
points o. difference Of opinion between US, it would be
altogether useless here to enter into discussion OF
them. Walls, am ready to admit that you have pur-
sued the path which yonr duty appeared to you TO mark
out, claim for myself conformity Of my conduct
with the solemn dictates of pure and dsintcr-
esed patriotism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

The Subscriber respectfully informs his city and
SA country customers, and the public that he is now
81 prepared TO furnish those the trade with good
y.~S an assortment Of Hats be had in Virginia.
GSaSA His Mandatory having been full operation all
the Winter, his Stock for the Spring is unusually
'e and he pledges himself sell low any Northern House
e "una remind those who disposed prefer Home Manu-
e> tat the article Of Hats concerned they
e tins preference their advantage, they will find those
aac of the Richmond Hat antaetory fine, fashionable
an Is cheap in the Union.
>o keeps large of all kinds of Hats,
l' Leshorn, &C.. which viii be sold very advance
~ ac"ry prizes
" Stock aiters Materials always gnod-cvery in
"t iar aad trimmings line always kept on hand.
Richmond Hat Mandatory,
Opposite the Old Market House, Nam Street.
JOHN DOoLEY.
feti S6-3m
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..


TINE visiters will proceed Meeting the III OF july
appoint Professors III the Schools 81 Moherh Ian
unases Mathematics and Law. Applications directed 70 p''
rSsner Harrison Of the Faculty al thr University
will he laid before The Board OF Si>iters
The annual Professor Of each Of these schools
il composed of salary Thousand dollars and the ices
wary ing cuyve fifty dollars cach pad b.. tr si
denis attending school lie furnished, moreover, WIN
dwelling house, having garden attached Tree Of
rent The salary and fees received BY The Professors o. lr
schools respectively during the last four years, counting me
salary nj : 900, ln- averaged as follows:
The Professor OF Modern Languages, $4,000 Pr annan
q Mathematics, $500 : =
% Law, S3,SW :"
II il required shall he taught in the School Of Modern
Languages French Italian, Spanish German and Anglo
Sayon languages. Aud with any applicant for the Va
cant Chair School, the Vsrr will expect 10 he informed
whether he is competent all these and not
which them he teach. W. H. NooDl.lf
Proctor Of me {. IF ia.
NJ The Wing Rchmond; the National Intelligence and tie
Globe Washington cty the Patriot and Republican, ialnofr
the National Gazette aud Pcnn yiyanan Phal-lrhia The
Evening the Courier Enquirer, New York: the Atlas
Post Boston, viii copy the above and forward en accounts
10 office for collection.
l5tb bee ism Gf-wtlJy
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ID. NJ. Hoyt s. Co.'s Office.

MORE GOOD FORTUNE!
~ RAlyING Of Virginia Mononsala Lottery, No. Z:
IL 70 81 40 - - i 10 II 81 - u - 10 ~
JI,,f Ticket Nos l. q u.s. Prize LnD above
sold Ia country man, casa paid sight by II. Co.
The following are the schemes for March, Send orders
10 The Lucky Office selling prizes land larger
ones than ever did: . 49,
VIRGINIA LEESBIE G LOTTERY, Glass d, for lsil-to be
drawn nj Alexandria, Va. March 9th lsil H"gsatem Sohem
S40 600 X 900 OOOU 00 5000 3Onu 800 30 prizes 900
Cd Of 500 60 Of 800 a9 Of 2uo Tickets So certificate Of
Of p tickets will be for S3aIycs and
quarters proportion.
For Tickets Shares Certificates Of Packages Of the
above SPLENDID Lotteries, be particular 10 address,
d. VI. lIOIT l. CO., Richmond, In.
Drawing Immediately they 10 all who order
above.
Orders Tickets from any OF The United States by mail
or otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets, thankfully rccrv
ed and executed mail, with the prompt attention.
rs personal application, aud the result sent w icuccd i'm
nedialcy after the drawing-if addressed To
D. NJ. IIOYT & co.
Der All communications strictly confidential.
MarrII 95-H
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I00-2aw2w

ID ANk OF VIRGINIAM Meeting Of The Vre,iItn and ".
- cctor Tuesday the end March, 1884, the following Pre-
amhle and Resolution were adopted:
he Stockholders having recommended AT their Annual Meet
Ing President ard Directors should apply 10 The General
Assembly permission declare dividend, not exceeding
the profits which had then accrued and another
dividend exceeding the pohtS al tie current
and the General Assembly having passed act during The
the
having determined since the said Annual Meeting TO re-
specie under the conviction that
such course recommended both hy their duty II the public
proper for the interests Of the
That much possible under tho existing state Of
things the the Bank, icIiedi
dent this time, declare dividend authorized by the
General Assembly, hut that IL The intention of
of Directors prepare for dividend of per cent on
the July and for another dividend al cent on the rst
of January J. w. PEGRaM, CGshtr
March ith 1911. gs-2lw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

STEAM CANDY AND SUGAR REFiNERf-R. l.. q A
- STUART Greenwich and Chambers streets, New
York. manufacturing and offer for sale Candy Sugar
Pums &c. made improved steam from SINGLE
double and treble Refined sugar With steam engine and
machinery the advantage OF long experience aud Tho
they ill continue -
facure Candy superior quality made III this
try Europe nearly quite low prices a the inferior
usually sold. Having increased their buildings
prepared the largest orders for Candy
Refined the notice Country dealers are re-
ones,e 10 call quality Of Candy sold nj this
adjustment before purchasing.
Candy carefully Of 90 o. so and 100 pounds,
Western markets. and delivered III the
or shipped, without charge 70, boxes carriage.
RErISEu SrGARDoube Refined Loaf packed in boxes bar
res or LOOSE Ground Loaf sugar barrels Sugar
House Moasses in hlds and The above Sugars
fined by without the use of clay or blood.
Fehg G-2WN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

yNM W. CRUMr Arrossrr Law Rsh%"nd pa w a.,
w tend The SUPERIOR and Hastings Courts OF Richmond cy
the Circuit SUPERIOR and County Courts of enrco, Hanover and
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