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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

Buenos .2yps-We hardly ever chronicle the revo-
lutions thai take place in the Suh Amer lean States
but one that has just occurred in uenos Ayres deserves
notice from the extensive assaSsnaons, which followed
estimated or 800 in that city alone, by the triumph
ant party ae Threats of men of the obnoxious party
.vere cqt p the street. and they were buchered whercy
er found. Tha President, Il sas. had issued decree
disappovng othese atrocities. 1t will not be long be
toreit will be his turn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

For The Eastern District OF NlTglnla
JUNE TO- 1912:
4 RICHER WOMACK of the county Of Prince Ed
IA ward, having filed petition praying that he may
he declared bankrupt II is ordered, that all persons
claiming be creditors Of the said rcher Woac show
cause the the 18th day Of July next why the
said Archer Womack be not declared bankrupt, pursu
ant the act Of Congress in that behalf and that
copy Of this order be published in the newspapers accord
inn to the 29d and oath rules Of court
ACopy-Iese -.-.---.
Henry GIBSON, elk,
Jaao 70 Wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

% Mr.. A. l.. Fnseh an extensive imror,ino mo,
'''"' III New York, has been arrested, and his goods
scd' on charge o having for number Of years past,
betn engaged IN deIraudng the revenue He has been
oau,d in $1,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY.
Question for 18th Should the Virginia anti du
cling law be repealed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

4 T Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Clmncery
~ held In Bedlfd county. the lth day Of May
lSi2:
Richard Adams aud Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Sarah Wills. admN. ol .lusinIan Wills deceased.
James {. Wills, Blniord Wills. Winston Wills Jus
,nian Wills, LOWS Wills. Sarah Wills. Mary Wills,
MdIy Wills. Henry Wills. Thomas WIS, George
wills. John Hughes and " liam IL. Robcrs,
Defendants.
Is CnAncEuy
by consent Of the plaintiffs, and olthc defendants "a
rah Wills and James {. Wills. the Court doth adlnd2c
order and decree, that the defendant Sarah Wills do
render account Of her administration of the estate Of
Jusnlan Wills before commissioner Of tNJs Court. and
that the said commissioned do state and settle the account
of the said Sarah Wills, admx Of the said Jistlnian
Wills. with the distributes Of the said Juslnan Wills.
and that said commissioner report said accounts to this
Court, with any matter specially stated thought peril
ncnt by himself which may be required 10y the parties
/ TO be 81 stated. ACoPy-Tesc,
JOS. WILSON. Gil
CoNMIssoHER's OrfIcr.
Liberty. June 7 1912. !
The parties III the above cause will take notice that
shall at my ore III this town. at the hour OF 10 o'clock,
IN the morning Of Thursday the 2lh day oi July next,
The directed by the foregoing decree
at which time and place they will attend, with their
accounts vouchers Witnesses and copies court papers.
for examination and settlement
JNo. A. WHARTON.
june lG wtw
NIRGlNIA:--M Rules he'd in the Clerks Office 81 the
County Count nl Bedford, the 9th day Of June, 1872:
William NJ. Barwell, Plaintiff
ngdfHd
Edwin W Oey and Thomas NJ. Jones, Defendants
Is CnAScERY.
The defendant Edwin " Otcy, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according to The Assem-
bly, and the rule Of this Court and toppcarnG by satisfac.
evidence tnat he Is not nhahant Of this Common.
wealth is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the fourth Monday IN August next and answer the bill ol
the plaintiff and that copy o this order be forthwith ins.f-
ted somenewspapcr Published the town OF Iy nchbufg fr
two months successfully and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this county.
copy.-Tc-ta
RO. c. MITCHELL, c. y c.
June l6 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

RHODE fsLAND.-C Considerable cAci,eneni ST;
,1ss in this State, though all is yet peaceable--
The Providence Journal Of the Sth inst states that arms
and ammunition have been collecting the frontiers 81
the State and that there every reason to believe that
hostile movements are in contemplation; but it can;sscs
that is impossible to arrive at any definite conclusion
with respect TO the purposes Of the indictments.
Gov. King has issued Proclamation, Offering a re
ward of $1,000 for Thomas W Dirr, "a fugitive from
justice, and supposed to he within the limits Of Con-
neciicut pursuing his narous designs against the peace
and dignity of Rhode sIand' Gov King States IN his
proclamation that he had made demand upon Gov
Cleveland Of Connecticut for the apprehension and sur
rauder of Dorr, and that Cleveland (who Loco of
- rse,) had refused to comply with the requisiiion.
urea--
o. Mr.. Van Buren, arrived in Cincinnati on the Cd
inst. and was to leave on the 4h Tor Columbus whence
he designed returning home, ria Dayton. Indianapolis
Springfield, ST. Louis. Chicago and the Northern
Lakes. Quite extensive tour,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

81 The AMOUNT Of the dcfataton Of Mr. S,hr,ncr
hoF"' the Secretary OF the y Y Ocean Insurance Com
pany, is said to be upwards of $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

1caGs.-Pnsidcrt Houston has called an extra Sos
s''n of tic Texan Congress for hc 21thot Jaae Militia
~ preparations are going on. upon considerable scale
and movement Is anticipated soon. The MeNcans are
terrifying Matamoras, in expectation Of an attack
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
How can person Judge Of n Piano d
the outside appearance!

"A ny skillul Cabinet Maker can frame beautiful
IN Case aud these splendid cut sides are frequently
onhd TO cover the poorest sort Of nsdosbut il reeires
something more 10 mike good and durable ACTION.
which Is The tnosi Important matter connected with a
Piano-a thing searcel, ever qos,d nto--and how can
purchaser be Judge? The safest way is to take p,
amos upon trial. aud then you are sure 10 to the safe
side. have near
THIRTY PIANO FORTES
Tor sale al reduced prices and offer them upon trial
they are good, keep them; if they are bad return
'he'n. f.. p. NASH. Petersburg Va
Dcalcr In Books and Piano Fortes
May l6 SIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
Valuable Town Property for
SALE

f6Vll subscriber IL authorized by tic owner. to srll
On accommodating tcrne, the commodious anc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
HsUp,TIiVG CLVTaIS.
EsagWcll, smith a. Jones.
Richmond,
Smith & Eagweil,

Sahith AZ EagWeII,
.... Lsmchblmg.
CoahHiSSIO,N .NER CHANTS,
II AVE associated with them, in the abo,c hua
ness, WM. /. SMITH, formerly of Pit,s,lvania
county, Who Will reside. and attend the business in
lynchburg To Planters. Farmers and dealers ,bey
Ollie their best cNerllnns in sales of Tobacco. Flour
Wheat, and other produce. in either Market To tho
customers Of our house in Richmond whose proxura
Pa''s Through iynchhnW, VIC viii say, that its ship
,o'n' saan n' attended to, when directed our care
free Il commission.
Va u sfSITrs will sell, individually, such
tobacco, rs no advance is required on. for the usual
prlee o liity ccns per hugshoad.
May Is won If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16
THE WHEAT CROP.-IIeay

THE WHEAT CROP.-IIeavy IL. lfeque
ranes have recently fallen, in this vicinity, and Ii, Jug
the weather has, fortunately for the Wheat CROP contn
ned cool yet hear from quarters of the appear
of the Rust. The ravages Of the Fly also com
planned Of We are ofopinon, however STILL that the
yield will be good one itc weather should continue
proptious until harvesthoush, at the time ofwrtnr
this paragraph the clouds threaten more rain
The editor Of the Richmond Wing Con the 10Th inst J
expresses apprehension that the reocines over an
abundant harvest have been somewhat premature. "n
many parts of the State, Git says) the crop in very
critical condition. Along the james River bottoms, a
bove Scotsse. where ten days ago most promising
crop was growing, we hear that the Rust has made its
appearance in the late wheat, (Which Constitutes the
greater porlion,) and threatens destruction. Below Car
tesvle, the Rust has not appeared to the
On the high lands. of from the River We do not hear
tina, this deadly foe To the wheat-which has caused the
failure Of the crop the last ycars-has yet appeared
Should it AGAIN visit the ard after all The high hopes
which the luxurant crop inspired it ill 60 hard will,
the good people Of the State. An abundant crop with
good prices needed than at the pre-
sent tine
The Wing adds-"Thc numerous failures of the
Wheat crop which have occurred during late years, it
Z
abandonment OF the wheat culture in The State. the
substitution Ola wheat which earlier than that
in II ocourse might wisely be had 10 the lat
Ter alternative We earn that many Of the cnerprlsing
farmers upon the River have portion of their grow ing
crop Of May wheat Of which has already been
reaped and all is ready for the scythe the entire crop
were Of that kind, it would now be tree from Danger
o. Mr.. Ma rshall the distinguished member from
Kentucky replies in New orS paper, applications
too to be otherwise answered, that however
anxious he may be for the complete success Of the Total
Abstinence catse he does intend undertaking the of
flee Of public lecturer that any other subject His
stay in New York has been prolonged by indisp osor
and an important professional gagement Gas Of the
counsel for Monroe Edwards. entered into, he says I'M
der War circumstances, which he is confident will
be satisfactory to his constituents lie says, Il am de
tenlned not to speak again during the session Of Con
gress on Temperance, any time to travel the bu
SnpSS.p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-16

/ a Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chanccfy
'eld for Bedford county, the 18th day Of May.
lc12. .
Smthsoo y D'yis and Bowker Preston. late mcr
chants aud partner, IT, ling under the style and firm Of
DAVIS 4 Preston Plaintiffs
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Review Of the lynchburs HlarIxcis,
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Hole be 4 Otcy,
fOnsSHSNNtOss .HprchnnSx

:. Inspected the last six days 637 hhds The prices
n. still continue wi,hou, change The demand brisk t,r
d. all sorts although the prices low. The quality still
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The follouiag gentlemen have been appoint.
ed asenisfOT the sale Of Brandreths PiIls;
Dennis Heart. Hillsborough.
S,edmsn e. Ramsay. PiIisborough.
llsrgrave. Gather 4 Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sis eluff. Midway, Davidson.
James B. M.Dsde. Chapel Hill.
]. M. A. Drake. Ashborough, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege, Do.
NJ. G. Gardner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
Z. IL w. Smith. Alansnee, Guilford.
]. L. II. Sloan. Greensborough.
J. e. n. Reid. Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson, Weniworih. DO.
woad & Neal. Madison, do.
J. w. Burton, g. Co.. Leaksville, do.
Owen M'Aleer. Yancey willie, Csswell.
N. ]. Palmer. Milton. Do.
December IS 4S-i2m
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Brandreth's Fills.

n VEGETABLE and unirsrsal hs6irius,
proved By the experiene "a lLsuEshtsIs
be, then properly pefseteTtd aih. sGkIIK
care il every form oi he OklI I9E rsEa,,
Ell havins the same efifin. at,d iErsFiaii, srss
from The UNIVERSAL kOOT AZ all dlsrst,.
nameiy lMPURITf ~ IMPERFECT rlsrsla.
lloa el ihe BLOOD.
"a o period of Iiiile more lLan three ,s.,,
10 lhe 4. Ssthry have Tesisrrd % slsIs a
heallh and enlaymeal over one HUNDRED
THOUSAND peFsohs, Nbo 1tfe giFen st,r
az inrasable ~ physicians oG che Eirsl EsLk All
SHADING, and W aaany eases zhen rseIS Sllsr
remedy had been resented Ia IN vain.
On alleasesof Pain o. u esknsfs, y hssl .,
be chronic oTTecent. shsIbeT q be dsslnssssr
psin in The side, whether q arise e. N slR.,,.
iuIlnnai or from some immediate ssnse, sLe.
ihrr u be from internal o. sSirrnaI InIur,. A
will bstsrsd BY PsfseEsTirg iRiL sus. Il Iliss
Pills.
! This principle Of purrirg Nth BrsndrslL.
Pills. removes nothing bat Chs useless AID D..
esyed particles from the body Ihs n.srhid and
eonupl hsmors of ihe blood, iLose Lunor,
which eanse disrase-ihey impede The FINE.
lions Of The liver shen tLry settle spon that
organ. and which. shen thry ttille Hpon The
muscles. produre iheumaiism; or upSn de
nerves. procure SWoti VI upon thc thh&ft pf0.
dnee CONSUMPTION; % upon the inlrsiinFs, COS
tiseness; or upan the Inning Of the bIBsd Yea.
sells. spopleKy and paralysis. and .Il Ihe tram
Of disorders So melancholy 20 the sIfIsrer ard
al who beheld them.
Yes. puTRins ihrse humors fr m ins body ia
the true cure Cor al these complaints, snn ~.
cry ether form Of difease. This 10 no n,r,e
assertion il 10 demonstTsble Truth. srfsash
day IL 10 extending itself Car and vide 10 is be.
coming known, and more and more sPpresi.
tated.
The cure BY purging may more depend upan
the laws which pTCdure sweetness or pnrIiT,
Than may be generally Unsigned. Whatever
tends 10 siaRnsie. will produce sickness, be.
cause IL tends 60 paifefariion: therefore the
necessity Of constant sxerrise 10 seen.
When constant exercise rsnnsi be used from
ANY CAUSE. The orcasional use uf orESEa
MEDICINE isABS0LUTELY required. Thus
the coadniis ef the blood. the fountain Of life,
are Kept free from those Impuriiirtu hich would
prevent itssteady current miaisiefing health.
Thus morbid humors are prevented from be-
coming mixed with il. IL 10 nature Mhirh 10
thus assisted through the means and sniIsis
which she has provided for herself.
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE,
Petersburg, Va.


0sIIs. BERG Is co. have received during
~ the present week TEN PIANO FoRTES,
among which 10 six and half Octave Piano
Forte, a very superior one TO any ever seen
here. They have now on band q very large
stock, and would respectfully request those
Ladies and Gentlemen Of nilisborough and En-.
yirons who are in want Of Pianos, TO call and
see thea and Try them; and they will be con.
WINGED Of their superiority to any other manu-
facture. We will give q written warranty as
90 their durability and keeping in tune longer
than any other.
They have also on hand . large assortment
OF MUSIC OF the latest publication for Piano
and G ..itar, Strings Of all sorts, best violins,
Flutes, Acc"rdions, all kinds Of Brass Instru.
msnis for Military Bands, Drums Of oil sizes,
&c. Sc.
C. Berg & Co. would respectfully recon-.
mend their assortment Of Pianos and Music 10
Principals and Teachers OF Schools. Any or
der shall be faithfully and promptly attended
60.
For the convenience Of purchasers in North
Carolina, Doctor Watson OF Oxford, having
kindly consented 10 act as our Agent, has now
on hand sorae Of our instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies in other parts of
North Carolina, knowing that whenever our
Pianos become known they will be- preferred
10 any Other.
July -. So
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YanceyyilIe Academy.

HpHE subscriber having taken charge Of this
- Academy. viii open school on Monday
the 10 b Of January.
Enalish Tuition, per session, $40 90
Classical ditto, IS 90
Board in The village Is fr"m seven IL eigh,
dollars per n"n,h.
REFEREScEs- The Faculty of Caldwell On.
s,iiu,e, and WIN. J. Bingham pr,ncipaI Of the
llillsborough Arademy. Mnh the Ia ter y u
iicman the undersigned has been associated
several yeas.
A. C. LINDSEY. s.,
December4 %
iCP The Milton Chronirie aud Raleigh
Standard will please give the above four ~
seriiaus.
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Fall and Winter
GOODS.

which he will sell very cheap for cash, or On .
credit 10 puactuat dealers. It's stock com.
prices, IN part, the following:
Superior wool-dyed BLACK CLOTHS,
do. do. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
d.. Brown, aud Drsb, do.
DO. S,e-i mixed DO.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth,
Cloaks aud OsercUais,
F.ncy Ca.simeres, Ss,ineis.
Kentucky James, kerseys..
Silk, r., s'''n' and M'a' }vEsTlScs.
no,
Merino Gloves, Shirts, and Drawers,
Slock., Crsva,s. Shirt Collars. Bnsorns,
Wine and Green Mackinaw Blankets,
Whitney & Rose. do.
Jackonei aud French Muslin.
Figured, striped. aud plain. Silks.
Black and blue.bIack de-.
French. English and American Prints.
Black. figured, and plain Mousselin de
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and blue-black Bombazines,
French and English Merinoes.
Silk and Mousselin de Lane Dress Hand.
kerchIeIs,
PsgIioni. RIB Roy. and Plaid Shawls.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch aud !.nen Cam.
brc IlsndkeTchiris,
Daniask and Bird.eye Diaper.
I,lrached and hrnan Table Covers.
Irish Linen. black and brown Holland.
Worked Collars. Edeings and lnser,ings.
Florence and Straw Braid, Silk and Cy
press B"nnets.
ilonds. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons. I'm.
bre.lss, &c.
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS,
Gen,lemen's and Boys Fur, Cloth, and
Hair CAPS,
Ge ',lemen's pegged aud sewed Boots
aud Shoes,
Coarse Broghaas,
Ladies' Leather aud Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
DO. Carer Boots,
BOYS and Misses Boots and Shoes,
Glass llueensware, CrockeTy. and Stone
Ware,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Chocolate. Mace, Cloves,
Molasses. LOAF and Brown Sugar.
Rlark aud Green Teas,
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. &c.
and all other articles usually brought to this
mifket.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November %. Oh
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FRESH FRUITS,
ConfeCtionarieS, &c.

Nf@ss vASJ9DN takes pleasure in
announcing 60 the public. that she has
just received fresh supply Of Fruits. Confcc.
.tionaries, &c., and 10 nov able 10 furnish al
most any thing thai may be wanted in her line
Of business. fhcy consist principally Of the
following articles;
Oranges. Lemons. Resins, Prunes, Figs.
Currents and Dates.
Almonds. Wslnu,s. Brazil Nuts, Soda
Crackers, Butter Crsrkers. Wafer
Crackers, Sugar Crackers.
Lemon Syrup and Line Juire.
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine Ap.
pies, Preserved Cherries, Sartines.
A general assortment Of Candies. Jujubs
Paste. excellent for Guilds.
Cologne, Bears Oil, French Pomslum,
Balm Of Columbia, sqmos, approved
article for the hair.
Che ewing T"bacco. Cigars. Smoking To-
bacco, Matches.
i handsome assortment OF Toys.
A few dozen of Corn Brooms. and . few
Chlldren's Csrriages--sold very cheap.
April 30. 10
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Notice.

EnIIE copaitnership hitherto existing under
- the Grm Of PARKER & NELSON, hay.
ing been dissolved by the death of David Par
her, il. all those indebted TO the said firm, ri.
ther by note or account, are requested 20 make
payment, as il is n :cessary that the business
should be brought 10 clos. The subscriber
earnestly hopes that those concerned will come
forward, and save him fran the disagreeable
necessity OF collecting by law.
WILLIAM NELSON,
SsTvirisy Psrsn1.
November %. Oh
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Notice.

EfAyiNG taken out Letters of AJmiuistra
tion, NJ November Term. 1911, Of Orange
County Court. np'n che estate of my decreased
brother nAyID PARKER, j., late &c orange.
I hereby notify oil who have claims acains,
said estate. TO prefer them within the time PIE.
scribed by law; aud all who are indebted TO
Said estate. are rcqsrs,ed To make payment.
.ABNER PARKER, adm'r.
November s6. Oh
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Mattresses,

ElTtlER Double or Single, made TO
order--an article Of great comIor..
either in summer or winter. Orders lth
a. The office Of the Ilillsborcugh Recor.
der will be duly aueuded TO.
July "a. ST.
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED At THIS OFFICE.
HILLS ROUG II, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny nHNNtS tlEARrT.

Nv DENNIS nEARTT,
AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, OR Two r2l!t's
FIFTY CENTS az PAID IN kiyaScE.
Those who do no, give not;ce oil their WISH
10 have their rapcr discontinued al the CxPna'
ton of the year, will be presumed as "csing
lis ontmran, until ,ounicrmanCcd AND no
paper will lie discontinued rntilall arr. arescs
are paid. unless nj The option ii The ubilseer'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen mrs.
one dollar Tor the first, aud twenty hive Gents
Cor ra, h subsequent insertion; longer ones W
propottion. Court Advertisements twenty h'e
per re"t Lieher. 4 deduction 81 s4s Ps''e"''
will be made Ia advertisers b, the year.
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Received this Day,
and for Sale,

~. and Tor Sale,
COFFEE, Sugar, Imperial aud Tyson
- Teas, Mustard, Sal Araius. Coperss.
Indigo, tIoney-dew Tobacco, Candles,
Cotton Cards, best quality. Bed Cords.
Plough. lines, Window Glass, Powder,
Shot, Nails, Ginger, Soap. Barking, &c.
> JAMES WEBB, in. & co.
June rs. IL
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l. OF Sum- llh of January loh SON. in the morning. in
The eclipse will be central and annu the meridian in
lonumde 57o 90 Greenwich and latitude So a. SOUTH
J. OF the Moon 26h Of January Oh 3im in the evening"
consequently invisible + -
the Sun, of july H. 45m the morning. invisible
will central and total the meridian, longitude TT east
FROM Greenwich, and latitude SIC ~ north.
OF the Moon ON the a2d Of July partly visible. The eclipse will
the morning; the Neon will set 257 dgs ecped
OF her southern limb, at 5h. I'm.
OF the Sum- December III 46m. the afternoon in
visible be central and annua the MERIDIAN longitude
from Greenwich, and latitude go 80 SOUTH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-06
Wanted,

IN exchange fnr Dry Gopds-BEES
n WAX, TALLOW, FEATHERS,
and FLAXSEED.
JAMES WEIRD, Jr, & Go.
DcccmbcrllG. -si
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B00ESs SELKss So
for the Spring and Summer.
X

IpiiE subscriber would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public generality, that
he has Just received the largest assortment OF
articles in his line Of business. perhaps, ever
before brough, To this market; and as they
have been entirely selected by the subscriber,
with an eye TO their nestness and durability,
he thinks he can siye satisfaction 20 all who
may patronize him. The articles have been
purchased on very reasonable terms and will
be sold cheap. lie invites his friends 10 call
and examine his assortment before purchasing
elsew here. TIE follow ing are comprised in
his assortment, suitable for the Spring and
Summer:
Gen.lemen's Boots, first quality.
DO. DO. second do.
Da. Shoes, first quality.
DO. Do. second do.
do. Do. third do.
Do. Pumps-various qualities.
do. CATER Shoeiees.
DO. Pump Shoelees.
Do. Slippers.
Boys Shoes--various qualities.
Do. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies' Philadelphia black Kid Slippers,
Dn. do. c"lored do.
Do" Morocco Slippers--,hick l. thin
soled.
10. Seal.skin Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Shoe,ees.
Misses Philadelphia Morocco Slips
thick and Thin soled.
Do. Colorrd Slippers--vsrious pat
terms and qualities.
DO. Morocco and Leather Shoetees.
DO. Low Shoes.
Cmldreu's Shoes, OF slmos, every size
and quality.
I" u addition to the above, he has receiy
ed from The No,ln his materials Tor manufac.
turing; and. having FIRST rate workmen in biz
nmplny, 10 prepared TO execute all orders il
HIS liao with neatness and despatch.
The Subscriber would respectfully return hi.
thanks 10 the public fo the very iibetal pat
fonage he has received at their hands; and
nrnmises iha, n" paios will be spared in Oh,
lfilure to give Satisfaction.
WM. II. BROWN.
April 90. 70