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New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

Tur rCsrsHMESr or DEArH.-We acknowledge
n, receipt of Mr.. O'Sulllvsn's Report in favor
of the Abolition OF the Punishment of Death by
law, made TO the Legislature of the State CT New
York. April IA, ls4l." and learn with pleasure
that the author Will press the subject upon the at
,ention Of the Legislature seon to assemble It
we could add any thing to what We have already
urged in favor of sbolishiag this horria punish
ment, we should early and eagerly do 80; at an
rate we shall probably make ths effort. II
seems TO US clear that the taking Of life by Law can
not much longer prevail in 'hi- S'ate. The srsu-
ment was substantially given up when the act abol-
ishing Public Executions was passed. No wise law
ever sought dark ior its operation or carefully
fenced out the public from viewing the execution
of its penalties What IL the end OF punishment
Is il not the Reformation of the sufferer or the sd-
mention of othersl But hanging man does not
reform him, while hanging him in secret cannot
impress Others. Yet we persist in nfiictins death
because our fathers did before although care
full observatisD ha. long since demonstrated that
yndictive pvnishments reform no one, butchery
least OF all We commend the facts and argu-
roents OF Mr. O'Sulliyan to tac careful! considera-
ton Of Legislators.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

~ By the official Statement OF the Comptroller
in another column, it will be that aside from
those of Bafalo, only seven of our Banks under ths
General Banking Law have failed this season, viz
the Staten Island, James, Olcen, Washington ln
this city,, Aegany Co. ST. Lawrence and Water
town. The first two had failed before, and have
not been in good credit this year or The total
Circulation of the whole seven is but 1892, ,922,
(incIuding whatever bills they may have on hand >
while their assets in the hands Of the Comptroller
amount TO s42l O33. These, if sold now, would
no, produce more than 100000; so that, allow
ing the Banks to have no other assets, they would
not pay over IS cents on the dollar. The deil-
cheney is caused by the sudden and extraordinary
depreciation of State Stocks well as Real Estate
1t is presumable, however, that they have other
assets beside those pledged for the redemption f
their notes, and that the loss of tho holders will
consequently be lighter.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
The following letter is published FOR those who usy
have an interest in ,he Information itcoHtansi

"NE,yARx Nov. 80 l.A
Mr. Sebrug 1t affords me much pleasure to infor1yA
sgreeabiy your request, THAI have derived Inueaf'
lief from the use of your Cordial You will recoecs
described my to you and stated the different rene
dies hid tied without TO long coniInea
Dyspepsia. You thought your Cordial adapted TO my
cas-. and although confess wac not sHnsniae a
yourself having been disappointed Ia 30 maHy olnsf
remedies supporting to he positive cur for byspspue
Itomeht m ght ~ well try H. A., II should hl,
could only to the dinppointmenIs ihad et
peric1ced bur tor ms satisfaction, must nov leu
yOG that feel myself qutc another man mad not 'sSei
lie one bottle before begnn perceive the chaGgsH
my feelings and now can .sy that my sppsute IL 81
gloi wa. aud those painful sensations. which
used always 10 foJ~ mc. ertlrsly removed, and
my strcr gth has come too that pursue II
tcmary avocation without Inconvenience any of hoss
dl.aFrcesblr feelings which IN de life painful 10 Ae-
e-pt thank, ani thi' II YOU wish for the nforn
alton Of others sitsatsd H. vas.
Respectfully your ob't humble sery'I,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

II We ask the attention of all Who may wish TO pr
chase any ,hisg pe Of Watches Silver Ware and
Jewery 10 the asvertmer, OF Mr.. Sd. ROCKWELL" hlcs
will be found a.other column If approved expert
through many years OF successful application 10
business afford guaranty those who wish articles II
bis line, nclsdins the repair Of Watches, Jevel'y, &c
will do well TO call at lloi Cherry-,;-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
II bargains in Dry Good..-M. HU

II Bargains in Dry Geod..-M. HULsE
l22 Grasd stree between broadway and Crosbys;fes-
respectfully informs ii, that he will IN con
forny Nth ms esabli,hed yearly practce sell all Dait
and WIEer Goods Of every KIND from tll the mrs.
January at cost On hArd Prints Of every kind, dHt
French Hernoes. good assortment Of plaa snd hguf"4
silks, bought before the dsies put oG seSr-
Gingh Aousriirs de- LANES FIsnses Of eVsrJ eoD
au quality, -nd Doue,tc- Of all kndA All those sa91
lrg Dry Goods slil DO well 10 call soon. (2) o."
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

MlssIss1Ppl-The vicksburgh Wing, comment
ing on the recent Loco-Foco victory in our sister
State, says:
The Wings of Mississippi, though beaten, nave
nothing to repreach themselves with They made
a. gallant stand il defence Of the honor and char
actcr OF the State as men could make. Their can
didates did all that men could do, and canvasied
the State thoroughly from one end TO tie other
Particularly Is this remark applicable to Judge
Sha,tuck and Col. Bingaman. They harangued
the people in almost every County, meeting and do
noishing the arguments Of their opponents al ev-
cry point. The love Of money, however, was toe
powerful for them-the people had heard the hum
Dug cry of taxation, and they were deaf TO every
thing else.
To those gallant champions Of our principles the
Wing party owes large debt OF gratitude, which
it can never repay. With courage which never
quailod and coastancy that vas untaltering, they
threw themselves into the breach, and batted ab,
-loqu-ntly, and fearlessy az long as we had hope
Though beaten, they ENJOY the proud consolation
which always follows the performance g. hlgn
and solemn duty and years hence, when the once
proud State Of Mississippi shall have become an
OBJECT Of and loataing, those eng ghtened pa
tliots can look calmly on and they remember
what Mississippi has been and what anti-bond-
ism has made her. they can proudly cxclaim We
ARE GuLTLEss Ihox cazSt not sag ire did
- ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

70 WILLIAM SMITH, (styed by tho Wings
Extra Billy, on account of certsi" fair business
transactions between him a, Mail Contractor
and Mr.. P. NJ. General Barry has been electec
Member of Congress from the SPottsyvania Dr.
trict, over Linn Banks, Loco, ant Daniel r.
Slaughter, Wing. He beats Slaughter some 2OU
votes, and Banks still more. At the regular cleo
ton. Bank. and Smith were the only candidate,
the Wings givisg them clear field. Banks got
the return BY 3 or votes, but Smith contested
After good deal of cost and trouble. they both
agreed to resign, asd run the over again. 81
said, so done; and now up comes Mr.. Slnushter
and attempts 10 run in between them by the Wing
vote. Bu, many Of the Wings thought (as We did
that this was no; the fair thing and either voted
for Smith or refused to vote at all Smith i
elected. In politics, he i. pocket edition OF Io-
Benton. He was n Member of the Virginia SEN
ate ill last summer. Mr.. Banks less rabid.
but esteemed less sincere and the Wings liked
him less even than Smith. He had reprosenteo
the District since Hon. John NJ. Patton resigned
in 1898, aud was previously Speaker of the Viz
ginia House Of Delegates.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

RowgRr AMPHrHEArRE-A complete change IS made
In the performances this evening winch commence with
new ,pleulld Amaxonan En,reS made by eight lsiles
and gentlemen on stud of beautiful Arabian horses
attached To this e. ab,Amen,. Full houses may be
iic1nnrrh rhr rnnyhnnt tic Nerk.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

~ COVERT, BALM LIVE, 80 eaecual for the cure
of ofdyspspsia bronchitis, and all diseases si the sng' Is
advertised III another column OF tbi. paper
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

" The New Era undertakes to whitewash the
surviving and adhering members OF the Albany Re
sency by abusing those who dead or have re-
den, answer. The Albany Evening Journal shows
that Mr. ERAsrus COMING, the new Anti-Bark
Senator elect, was awarded in tns Distribution with
of Stock in the Banks chartered in 1872 shares
Ten Banks, amounting to S6O,575. Alb
per cent, premium, Mr.. Cornins's spols from
Bank char,ering in two year, only amounted t.
over S9OOO!-No wonder that Mr.. Corning, IL
answer te the catechism Of his Anti Bank support
ers, says he tanks the JHsisess Of Banking hos
been carried TO ezesss among US
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

FRov Rio JAyxiRo.-rne John \. Gossler ar
rived a, Philadelphia on Friday last from Rio
She brings dates Only two or three days later and
no news OF interest. The market. were full and
,nttnn hiah
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

p The Cattaraugus Wing HOSTS the banner o
Gen. WINFIELD Scorr as the Wing candidate for
next President.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
THE I RIB { n E.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER c. la4l-

y Our sub.erOers in p,rt of the Firs, Ward havs
bees npeEfec served for several days back o"iHg to
the sickness of the regular Carrier We hope "a We
ave hoped day day that he will be able to sup
ply his Gus .cnaar, ,hI. mornng
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

pIti is said on high authority that the ia-
terest on the State debt of Pennsylvania will be
paid without recourse 10 loans.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

= surfonts, Cloaks, &c.-A large as'orinsn, 3r.,r,
II beaver AID mlsd Cloths, FOR Surtou:s and "lD't.
FrOcs,. Also, Cloik Cloths received and viii De h
up 10 order at tas Emporium Of Cheap GHme1n'
such pr.ce. offer Inducements 10 purehas.'''
ne style and finch Of garments viii be found !" ''-
port with any house the trade. ~,
WA 7. JENNINGS 22s Broad~sy American no,5T ','1T
A good aesorimeu, Of the above Garments eoa,'AH''
hand. g p-f '"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

~ The Albany Advertiser of Saturday, says
tha, the river was clear Of ice at that ci'y, and
there wa. probability that it would keep open
for several days
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

u Major G. Tochman viii deliver a Lecture
AT Chltoa Hall next MouJay evening, 9th inst, at half
past O'clock.
Satject-The pAsen, condition of the political aur'
Of Poland and s09o general and the policy OF Ra'-
sa with regard 10 the OF Europe and the L. states
Ticket 10 be obtained the Hall Of the Mercantile Ii
bT"ry Association and the door Of the Lec,uFo-koo|
one Ticket, admitting gentleman With lady fIiy
Cents. %
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

LATEST FROM MsNico.-rhe bark Maria Del
P,l arrived Yesterday from Vera Cruz, whence shs
sailed on the I'm inst. The revolution, a. every
ps,ty quarrel /. there termod, i. tor the present
over. The dic,atiou OF Santa Aaa gives 'atsiac-
ton. and We suppose full week viii elaPse before
we hear OF another revolution IN Mexico.
mo. Plcayune, Nov. 20.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

TESygssEE.-Thore is at length prosper u
a, e.c.;o, Of United sta,es Senator'S. Samuel n
Tp,.ey President of the Senate-a Van Du'en
nan -anre.eD,ing confessedly Whis District
,..c,lled up resolution already submitted BY
Mn, proposing to 90 into an election His vote,
.ytb those OF the twelve Wings, forms majority OF
ba, branch and, once get the matter into Joint
Ballot, and the Wing majority in the House viii
pake short work of it. Hon. EFHkAIx H. Fos-
TER OF Nashville e. 5. Senator in 1888, instruct
ed on; in 1889 BY the Locos) and SPENCER JAR
SAoIS, Esq OF East Tennessee are the Wing can
didatcs Ga the other hand q Loco-Foco has
moved, as an amendn,en, TO Mr Turaey'. Re'ola-
rion tha; the Senate do on it. part elect Hopkins
L. TaFney and Thomas Brown, t. 5. Senators,
and send their names TO the House for concur
rcnce. (Mr Turney IS q nephew OF the President
i the Senate aforesaid, Member Of Congress-.
and violent Loco-Foco; Brown Is nominal
Waig, who has answered the questions OF the thiT-
,sea Senators These TWO propositions are be-
fore the Senate unscted on, the question being de-
ferred on account Of the absence sf Members. We
shall no, be surprised if the Wing majority OF the
Legislature and People o; Tennessee are cheated
after all.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

r Decknnics' Insiitn;e Leeiurs-THs
EVENihG. Monday, Dec g. at the Nsw-York 5oeieiy IL
brary by Prof B. F. JosLN the Phy,ology Of the e''
'aou' sy,tem commencing O'Clock Tickets admit
ting IA y and gentleman - cents be had a, the Ia
s'itute City Hail. after II o'clock noon or the CIirOi
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06
Whole Month
Last Week
FR9x FLoRIsA.-Thc correspondent OF The Ss.

T Rom FLORIDA ne correspondent OF the Sa-
vannah Republican write. as follows:
Haneck Hadjo, the chief recently taken BY
Lieut.. Anderson, and who was sent from Pilatka
on the Il IN ulr into the interior upon mission of
pssce. TO confer with the recrean: warriors OF hi,
own band secre.ed along toe border OF the St
Johns. hs. sreturned. bringing with him eleven
warriors Lieut. Col. Riley, 2i Infantry, With
de,ach,aent OF sixty men, left Piiatka or the 9th
urimo in TIE steamer Charleston, and were ,aNan
up the st Jshn's a. far as Spring Garden Lake.
from which place they proceed 10 the Eversla
on scout after Sam Jones. who i known 10 De IN
that par; of the Territory Col Il. has two ludian
guides with him. who hsve promised 10 conduct
him to Sans hiding places
From what we can gather (says the Republican,
the pro.pec, OF closing the continue. to be
cheering.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

Il &c you -i-h to have eTsy, a,e Chapmsn' Eige
Str0p. Warranted to p.cs,s the lloaey returned -
cents 10 % each ltl William street Do
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

Flour A,p GR4ty.-The receipts OF Flour and
Wheat foon the Erie CaHal during the las, week
and the whole month Of November were respec,-
iyely as follows
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

II For Statistics Of Religious DenoTainatlors n
the u s Late News from Oregon, an Interesting Pc
per Or Changes Of Climate Remains OF AnieoiiH.-A-
Animals notice of Dr. Thomson's Family FaYs'o'ai'
sc. &c. see First Page.
70, ,,vo nex and intensely interesting Chapters
If g,rnabv Rpdge see Las, Page. One Chapter more
~ .nn-ror-sf,er which two Parts ~in complete the
work.
NJ ro, News by This Mornings Southern Mail
see next Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

20 Hon HENRY BLACK, Wing Member OF
Congress from Pennsy lvania, died recently a, his
residence, Somerset; of apoplexy. He was elected
las, May in place of Hon. Charles Ogle, deceased
so tkat TWO Members successively from that Dis
;rct have died within egh, months.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

SINGULAR PHENoMEsA-The Lexington (ky)
In,ellisencer .ta;e. that there Is a young lady
livrs that vicinity. from whose thumb there have
recently grown hairs. some OF them iwenty-siS
inches in length. The editor says that he has
seen the young lady and can vouch for the truth OF
The story The hairs grow from the inner SIDE OF
the thumb and sometimes from under the nail :
some Of them are soft, -thers Ike bristles and
they vary in color, size and length. The growth
Is very rapid A number of scientific gentlemen
have examined this singular phenomena, but can
give no explanation OF it.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

= Ei4hi h Ward hig Associntioa-A
adjourned meeting The /, WaEd Wing a-.OsIsp9'
vi be held at the Howard Hesse TUESDAY EFk-
MING, tn ils,. a, half past O'Clock.
y. BOWDIICH BLUNT. President
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

FROM TRNIpAD.-B! an arrival a; Savannah,
Ga. Trinidad papers to the 18th ult. have been
received. American produce was dull. The IL
habitants OF portion OF Dominica were III the
creates, alarm and dread in consequence OF the
mos, appalling earthquakes. The vibrations gen
erallv occur in the afternoon and continue t.r
above a minute Their direction /. icom \. <. TO
West
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

y HyGETSE HoARHouSD CAxpY-Nex and popular
remedy for the nfsenza, epidemic in this city,
rlnted 10 se innocent aud article for colds
coughs hoarseness throat and ali diseases Of the
~iIdPPe Group art the ike, and excellent for
chiu.
Be ,urs inquire for the Hygiene Hoarhound Caady,
BY K. z. HOWE, iS2 Broadway, Hovart-street
and sold only BY hin or his authorized agents ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

II Bank Of BsnnIngton.-Biliso Of ni.IS tn'' "a. :,
s se received at PAR Tor Hats and Cops at 27O
ne assortment Of Hat. coEsiss Of has beaFef IL
and Cas.m.re-Super HoIe.kin and 10" Pf'e' '''A
CAPs-H a. and boys. ClotA CsP:-iins 0tter, sea
and other caps MS ~ t2l CONAN : q" "'111 ~
II $4,000 Dollars of tne h'lstou,c NAi iN"'
Bank wanted al - Chathsas-streei Tor Sl9thins.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

" Major TocHMAS lectures ;his evening at
Clinton Hall or the Political State of Poland and
of Europe in general, and the designs OF Russia
We trust there will be n bountifuI attendance.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

| The Sandusky CO., Clarion, of the 9th,
saws that Col. Hunter mad not been heard from at
that date and II was generally feared he had been
,,,,-J.,od
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

WHkRE Is Nrw-YSRK The Albany Evening
Journal OF Saturday, in announcing the receipt OF
Boston paper. of Friday morning on the eveniss
of the same day. although the Railroad is no, YET
finished, remarks that Boston and Buffalo have be.
come near neighbors, with Albany their half,
way house. and asks
Blu, where i. New-York, the emporium Of our
own Sta,el This Lion City-this London ol
America, like slumberIng Samson, IL being shein
of its strength BALTrMoRg, PHlLApELFHtA, ana
BosroS, have pushed their Railroads Ike arms
from the body er arteries from the heart, inte the
interior Why sleeps Nxw-YoRK Why does she
alone neglect TO make Railroads Is she beyond
the rcacn of compeu,ioni Her Represents
tves, in 1917, opposed the construction OF the tF'e
Canal Was that wise Her Representatives no"
oppose the Enlargement of that Canal. They eP-
pose, also, the construction Of Railroads. Are
these things wise Time will show
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

" Mr.. BRAHAM gives Musical Entertain
meHt thi, evening at the Rutgers Institute. The
resident, of the East side of town have rarely 50
fair an opportunity to listen to master of song.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

ULIvER NHIfEl FIre TrtsdenL
VIM H. Bill. ls
Hm. ". Dow C6s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

nGThe Wings oflLIiSors will hold State Con
vention at Springfield OF the eo,h inst, TO .omi-
nate candidates for Governor and Leu,enast
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

= Hale, NEHs RooM, Val street, IS Vest .'es
We, Stree, Foundry, Of West anG Cedar. 5g d
VISION st. 37s Pearl st- SO Catherine Hobart
sni West ~ Wa-hDgto corner West and Spring
22l aud 323 Bleeckcc 81, 1874 R0Rery l-ei Broadway
coruer Ocsnze and Bayari 20 Grand 81 Ch4thsH
IT. 40 BJwery Talbot -nd Watson Is l2s Green
r.ch ar- Ia East Broadway 81 6tn 80 Broad
WY leG caiherac st. sos Broadway, 20 Borery. 1870
Green of Stokes, Fu.on Brooklyn. Primer
pal Off e q MaIdea lsns.
To uppIy the g:eat demand for Dalleys Pain Extractor
the propr. has been obliged place 1t the sboVe
places the reach of ALL TINS article all barns
scsIds. and almost like
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

TIE LOWELL OFFERING for December has just,
been published ana will compare fsvorsbly in point
of interest and ability with the other magazines
for the month
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

MIsslsslPPr-By gentleman just from Jack
.on we learn that returns from all the counties in
tn. State, either official reported, had been re-
ceiyed and that they stood, as follows for the Lo-
~, ,i..L.t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

City Prison SrArlsrlcs.-During the last
week ending on Saturday. IS white males, % te-
males, l6 black males and / l l,males-totaI l25-
have been cent to prison. so white males, % tr-
males, 10 black males and - emalcs-total l3G-
discharged. Remaining apri-on, 7s white male.,
10 females. j. black males, 1 femaes-totnl lO@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15
Brandreth's Pin

N VEGETABLE sd uniEsrsnf 49,,
PEpFr4 ~ ihe eKPsEiente 81 llrw...-.,s ,as'
- shea properly peEseRessd III - d
ense ID every form of he OAR o.. M e-ahilE
all having abe SANE oFigin. AID 49,, an
from the UNIVERSAL ROOT N ~ has
asnsiy IAfuRIrf 81 isiPERFEcf s. sss.e,
thea q The BLOOD. enesl-
In . period Of little nsss thsn 49,.
IN the L. 8. they have restored a yssu
health and enloyment ever one BUsne,d
THOUSAND persohs, who xere So I'D
- iaenrabie By physicians ef the Sra - VT
standing, and an many eases nhea -. 80
remedy had been Fesoried 10 in Yain. s'asf
In all easesgf Pain Or "A eakness- pl.,r..
Be chronic o. recent. wheeler il Be de,s.a
pain n the SIDE. whether ID arse iron ,...d
lntionsl OF fEom some immediate eas,' 80
ther q be from internal o. exisrnai -. -.
I'LL be surec By Psfssserins 10 The nss { Ii,..
This principle Of psreing with Bn,s..,,.
PILLS, removes nothing bul the useless ~ u
csyed PARTICLES from the BODY The mo,Il ~
corrupt humors Of The blood, lhose l.,.a.1.
which cause disease-lhey impede N, ~.
lions Of the liver shen they settle upe, ~.
organ, and which. whsn they ssslle ~, ~
muscles, produce fheumalism, or uee, ~
nerves, produce gcBti % upoa The luna.. -
duee consumption OF upon The intestine. -.
tiseness; or upon the Inning Of the bloc ~.
sells. apoplexy and paralysis, and al he ,,.'-
Of disorders % melancholy 10 the sufferer ~
all who behold them.
Yes. purRing these humofs from sns ~, ;,
The true cure for 81 these eomplsinis. an ~
cry other form Of disease. This 70 ~ No.
asserlion-it 10 ademonsirsble Truth. snd,,,e
day Il 10 extending itself; fsr and y ids Il I ~
coming known, and mere and more sppr,si.
tsted.
The cure By purging may more depend uD,a
the laws which produce sweetness or purI,.
than may be generally imagined. wk,t,,,,
tends 10 stagnsle. will produce sick ness. 4.
cause i tends 10 puireiaelion: therefore A,
necessity Of constant exercise 10 seen.
when constant exercise cannot be used fran
ANY CAUSE, the occasional use sf oPts,xe
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLUTELY required. I'm.
The conduits Of the blood. the fountain or m.
are kept free from those impurities " hieh would
prevent its steady current miaislerine health.
Thus morbid humors are prevented from b..
coming mixed with IL. u is nature uhirA /.
thus assisted through the means and o.l.l,
which she has provided for henelE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15
Dr. BRANDRETH's Offiee,In Virginia, 4
Ie5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained a. Is cent, p.r
box, with full directions.

The following gentlemen have been appoint.
ed agents for The sale Of Brandrelh's Pills:
Dennis Heart. Hillsborough.
Sledmsn a. Ramsay. Piusborough.
Hargrave. Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Siceluff. Midway. Davidson.
James b. M'Dsde. Chapel Hill.
J. M. A. Drake. Ashboroogh, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege. Do.
NJ. c. Gardner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
Z. d w. Smith. Alanance, Guilford.
]. d X. Sloan. Greensborough.
]. q r. Reid, Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson, Weniworih, Do.
Wood & Neal. Madison, Do.
J. w. Burton, & Co.. LesksviIle, Do.
Owen M'Aleer. Yanceysille, Csswell.
N. j. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December rs 4s-isn