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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
GLESrwoRrH'S STATEMENT OF
FRAUDS, Sc.

In pursuance If duly, such as ever.
editor Of . public Journal Is called upon
10 perform IN order to keep up with wba
is going on. we undertook the very un'
Profitable tack Of reading Glenlworlh's
long pamphlet OF ~ pages, ths; the Eve
ming Post ushered in.o Tie world with 50
much pnmposiiy. About IL pages oi thi.
pamphlet are filed with the allila,iis
taken in Glenlworth's case before the
Recorder. aud the other 60 with Client
wOrlh's own letters and statements mol
sustained by the leas, ulserlor 'estImony.
GlenlsorIh's main story Is, llia. he had
valuable "papers" involving The so called
.'pipe layers" IN aiding aud sbellipg him
in frauds upon The elective franchise in
1888 aud 1870, which 'papers" he KEPT
lack 10 consideration o! certain sums oil
money paid and To be paid TO him Ihere-
for. lie attempts 10 connect these pipe
layers" with these frauds, aud 10 show
thst they paid him money 10 keep still
shereupon--but be furnishes no sort oil
proof uor papers except his own account
OF conversations. " hch he says he had
with them. .Taem-pspers. sbaut which
we have heard so much, and which we
have Looked for with SO much anxiety.
nowhere appear.- Mt adocunent. -noI
. line. coll ,IIer9l letter, not paragraph
which has any other prouf. bu, his own
sbsndoned aud worthless ipse DIRT. L,
is remarkable thai a member OF The Young
Mems committee within the hearing ofthe
secrets vi a party in the exciting scenes al
q hot election; has not some single pa
per" apparently worth something. That
he was entrusted with a mission Id Phil
adelphis 10 bring on PhiIadelphians. CON-
stables, &c. with Others Io watch al the
polls. and 'te persons OF the opposite
parry there attempting To vote, nobpdy
doubts. or has ever sought 10 conceal.
The Wings at the time every where
proclaimed The fact. This mission, how
ever, he strives IL pervert into an illegal
one oi bringing on UOters, thong h the very
persuns wh0 came on, under oath, have
sworn they came as eon,lsbels, or Of
icers, or guardians Of the purity Of The
flscti e franehise. According TO his own
statement. the Wings who seaI him on
This mission recalled him before it was
half through; because they heard Of his
perversian Ofll. See tue so-cslled letter
pfa W. Scott. ..-
The pamphlet. though. is no. worth a
review. It's the last spssm Of worth
lrss fellow 10 raise penny by hawking a
book, lie own statements exhibit him
a. q masl abaudnned creature. The
= pipe swing" farce turns out a most
, diculhus abartidn, with such a story,
and such story teller at The bottom.
Much joy do we wish The Evening Post
Of IT'S witness attempting u impugn and
destroy lbe charaler If many OF the frs,
men ia the slate aud civ. from It's Gov.
eruor, aud down. y. 7. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
VERY CHEAP!
Fall and White L
GOODS,

which he will sell very cheap for cash, 0r on
credit 90 pnnclual dealers. Ills stock com
prices, 10 part, the following:
Superior wool dy ed Black CLOTHS,
do. do. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
d.. Brown, and Drab, dn.
do. Steel mixed do.
Beaser and Pilot Cloth,
Cloaks aud 0vercoais, .-
Fancy Cassimeres, Ss,ineis,
Kentucky James, Kerseys.
s'' as. s'''"' and H'''- SvrsriScs.
Merino Gloves, Shirts. and Drswer
Slocks, Cravats, Shirt Collars. Bnsoms,
White aud Green Mackinaw Blapkeis,
Whitney g. Rose do.
Jackone, and French Muslin,
Figured, striped, aud plain Silks,
Black and blue.black do.
French, English aud American Prints.
BIaek. fgured, and plain M1usseln d
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and bIne-bIack Bnmbszines,
French ami English Merinoes,
Silk and Mousseiin de Lane DIess Hand
kerchIeIs,
PaglIoni, r ID Roy. and Plaid ShawIs,
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and !.Inen Cam
bro Hsndkerehirls,
Damask and Blrd.eye Diaper.
BIrached and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen, black and brow Holland.
Worked Collars. Edgings and luserlings
Florence and Straw Braid, Silk and Cy
press Bnnnets,
Hoods. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, I'm
breIlas, &c.
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS.
Genlemen's aud Boys Fur, Cloth, ant
Hair CAPS,
Gen,lemen's pegged and sewed Boot
and Shoes,
Coarse Broghsns,
Ladies' Leather and Morocco Shoes an,
Slippers.
Do. Cater Boots,
BOYS and Misses Bno,s anil Shoes.
Glass. Queenswsre CrocktIy. aus SlOn
Ware,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Chocolate. Mace. Clu,es,
MnIasses. LOAF and Brown Sugar,
Black aud Green Teas,
Powder. Shot, Nails, Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. &r.
aud all other articles usually brought to hi
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November 90. OIL
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Fall and Winter
NEW GOODS.

sEy.IE subscribers invite the attention 81 the
4 pab &c and their friends 10 their stock 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
rhey were purchased principally IN the ncf,h
era markets fsr cash, aud will therefore be Of.
fercd Oh very reasonable terms. Their stock
consists in part Of the lnllowing articles:
Cloths Of various kinds.
Cloths for OyeT-costs.
Csssimeres. Ssiintts, Merinos, Prints,
B,nnets. Ribbons. Hats. Caps, Shoes.
SadIlery. Hardware, &c. &c.
Their Gods are Of the latest style. They 70.
specially reqaest call, as they think they
eau give satisfaction.
ELI MURRAY & co.
November %. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

TIE Mississippi Psailea'iaFy hss osen
IA rxpsnse III brEMesn tlsiIay 80 i"r'y
lauussnI duliars 70 lhe State tunas The
year.
lis Excsllrary closes bis message
lhn.: ..Ti.e Banks ID this State have
.uak aboal lweuIy m.liions u dollars a
rslieriag rhs f.laaeisrs--fasy I'll e.
csi.s lhsir lasl roligf IA The BzakrHPi
act"
Seieaes must eombine wish practice ID
make good lsrmef.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

Mississippi. The Legislature con
seneti an the 81 inst. General Jesse
Spe,ght was chosen Speaker OF the Sc
nate, aud Col. r. w Rob srls ofthe House.
In his Message Governor McNuu cousl-
!1srs tue cause Of reputation sustained by
the late election in that State.
In regard TO The financial condition of
lhe Stare. he says: Fac taxes payable
tue present year will be amply sufficient
H. redeem The warrants issued since the
lst Of January. 1871. and unredeemed.
aud To support The Government. the pre-.
sent year." a
The Governor insinua.es diverse char
ees against the Plsn,ers' Bank. II sp
pears tina, The three first instllments ii
! 10 surplus revenue were paid intn that
Bank by the SAFE Treasurer; and his Ex-
cellenrv suggests that the Bank paid out
mare Beaudon paper Than il received Oh
depos IT,. lie recommends. il The charge
be fspad true, a suis against the Bank.
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Notice.

TO- A Meeting will be held II James
Turner'S, on The 22d Of February next,
for The purpose Of appointing Delegates
10 represent Capt. Bacon's district, 10 the
Convention to be held by the Wings Of
the County in Hillsborough. 1t Nav
Cour. A full attendance OF the voters vi
,he dlslricl is requested. .... ~. a.
January is. OF
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HILLS B0RoU GIL, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
by DENNIS IlEARTr.

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, on rwo DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ rAIp IN ADVANCE.
Those who do not give notice of their wish
10 have then Tnpcr disc onlinucd al the emma.
lion Of the year, will be presumed as desiring
-iistontinnanec until sonnicrmant lcd And 10
paper vii he discontinued until an arreararrs
are paid, unless AZ The option IL the pubishcr.
Advertisements not rxrcetlina sixteen lines,
Que dollar lar the lrst, aud twenty FIVE cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; Logger ones H.
pr"po'tion. Court Advertisements twenty five
per rcnt higher. A dcdm,ion 0i 80 par renl.
VIII be made to a,ycl.:suFa hy the year.
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Notice.
y 1vember 90

q MOTION will be made before the jus.
-@ tees of The Peace at The February tern,
of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Vi
Orange County.,p refuse Licenses IN all cases
for retailing Spritunns Liquors. the evils re-
snltiag from the practice being considered as
greatly more than counterbalancing all the
supposed beu.iiis.
December %. Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
Piano Forte 6 Music
STORE,
PefersburS, VA.


RHs. BERG q ca. have rereived durins
" tae preseaI week TEN PIANO fOkrES
amang whirh is = siK aad half Octave fIans
Forte, q very superior one 10 any ever sees
here. They have now % band . very large
stack, ani @aaid respectfully request lhoss
Ladies ana GenlIemsa OF liilsborsagh and En-
virons Who are il waat af Pianos. 20 call ana
see them aad Try thea; and they Will be COZ
siaeed u their superiority 10 any other manu-
faeiare. We will give q written warranty q
10 their darahslily and keeping IN tuae iongel
ihaa any other.
They have also on haad large assortment
of MUSIC of the latest pub'ieaiiaa lar Pare
aad G ,iiar. Striass Of al sn'ts, hest yinlins
futes, Ate..rdions. all kinds of Brass i1siTn
meats fsr Military Bands, DGums Of all sizssp
Sc Sc.
C. Berg s Co. would respectfully recon
mead ih.ir assoumsat Of fiaaos AID Masie 10
Pracip ils All feseaers Of Sehanls. Aay 81
der saaI be i,iIafu'iy aud promptly sitended
To-.
For the 70 ayenieace Of purchasers 10 Nurili
carolinl, ID .cior Watson ii OKlnsd, having
kIadly eoas.nlei 10 act ~ Oar Agent, has nov
on hand saras af oaI Instruments. We shall
shortly establish aseacies In other parts ol
Narih Carolina. knowing that whenever OuI
Piaaes become known they viii be preferred
10 any other.
jnl, rs. s2-
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TO all sny just Creditors.

yl,AKE NOTICE that I shall apply to the
=" - next Court oG Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
10 be held FOR the county ii Orange, a. the
court house ia ililIsbor"ugh, on the fourth
Monday Of February next. for the benefit uI
the act of Assembly made Tor the relief Of ho-
nest debtors, when and where you may attend
aud object IL you see pr"ner.
-, THOMAS JACOBS.
January %. OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
IN February Term, 1912.

10 FEBRUARY Term, lo4S'
Thomas Christian aad MaliielC Lyan. aininisiSa.
tors Of lillian Lynn deceased, aaa IhsRa'
Chrisiiaa aud aeifs .uarIha, aad .nsiiasp Lynn,
IN their 0rR righi,
vs..
Henry .uareum and srifs Mica, sai others.
Petition for sale Of Negroes.
4 lie foregoing petition was Il ed 10 my off e,
January IS. lsi2; when came the pain
tiffs, Thus Christian aud Matthew ynn. adm'.
nlslrators, &c. aud made AFFIDAVIT 10 dae farm 81
law that the defendants, Henry Marcum and
wife Mica, and Riley vickers aud catharine his
vile, are mol inhabranIs Of this state; Publ.
cation is therefore made, according TO law. IL
the IIiIisbproush Recorder. for six weeks sue.
CO ssively, for tie said defendants TO appear
al the next term Of this Court, 10 b" held for
the county Of Orange, At the court house in
II,llsborSugh, on the 4ih Monday nf February
nex', then and there I" plead, answer or delnar
10 The said petition, OF tie same will be taken
pro cor essO as to them, and heard accordingly.
Test,
JOHN TAYLOR, C. C. c.
Price adv IS SO. OF
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Mattresses,

EITllER Double or Single, made 10
- orier-an article Of great comfort.
either in summer or winter. Orders lrIt
a, the Office Of the llIlIsborcUgh RecOI.
der will be duly alleuded 10.
July %. ST
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

?. lad between IL aud IS years of age, OF
-'s god moral character, and a tolerab'e good
Enalsh education will be taken al the Office
Of the Milton Chronicle TO learn the ART OF
Printing Treatment good Address the edi-
tor, post paid, at Milton ". c.
January II 06-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Eqully-To March Term. 1912.
Vim. X. Ruga vs.. Jesse Z. Dsnt.
.#~T&

Bill Of Discovery.
IN this case il having been made 10 aprssr
according to law, that The defendant ], sse
{. Dent, Is not an inhabitaui ~ this state; II
$ therefore ordered that publication be made
Tor SIX weeks successfully in the Marlborough
Recorder. for said defendant Ia appear at the
next Court Of Equity to be held for Orange
county, at The court house ~ Iliilsbotauph, on
the second Monday OF March next, then and
there TO plead, answer or demur To said bin. or
The same will be taken pro conirsso against
him, aud heard accordInsIy. Test,
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
Price adv. 81 so. Os-
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SRHE Subscribers. having established them
!. selves in IIillsboroneh, one dooF below me
Printias Office, woald respectfully announce
10 lie nuhlie that they have On hand an rxiea
five assortment Of all the articles % iheir iias
of business, VIZ:
Saddles, Brides. Marlingales.
Carriage, Gig. and canyall Harness.
Trunks. tbosh wood and iron frames.
Carriage. Sulksy. DrOVsr's. TWig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars Of all kinds.
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags. and But
isla Robes. 49,.
4 fine aud large assortment Of Bits.
Sliuup Irons, Spurs. &c. &c.
Al orders for the manufacture "f articles,
for repsiring Sc. done Al the shortest notice.
and 10 the best style.
They promise that no exer;iaa IN their part
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction I" tie pub
lie, and earnestly request the faTnnr Of trial
f. HOOKER g. d. PHILLIPS.
January 5. % =
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THESE Mediriaas ate o.
debReA fuEahsir name 20 iaea
manilssl saa seaside ariion
Is psIilyia@ he sPiiaEs Ard
ehaaae ) Il lils, sad enda e
ihem wiih Eeneaed iaae aad
Tig..F. n maas hua5Icd Ger.
lifed cases ahieh bare beea
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
DIR. BRANnRETH's Oflee IN Virginia. rs
is5 MAIN STREET., RICHMOND,
Near tie lid Market.

Where the Pils can be obtained ~ Is etnls PEI
box, with full direeiions.
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NEW GOODS,
@ VERY CHEAPa
Cal, if goa irasif bargains.

Sfrayhorn & Nichols,
A RE new recrisins from lhs NoElheEn Aisl.
- kets. ~ esegant assorfmeni 81
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

FROM LIsrov,-Wc learn from Capt. Rogers.
Of the ship Chicora. whici, arrived last eycnn.
from Lisbon ,har when he left there it was cur
rcntly reported that revolution had broken oul At
Opor,o about the 25rl Of january. the head OF.
which were tie Queens Ministers. The rovoIu-
tionists desiring the car,crof 1928. The Chico
IA sailed from Liverpool on ,hc .itii January, hav-
ing pu, into Lisbon in consequcncc=ot of mntlny
among the crew. She left Lisbon on the 9TH OF
February bringing home nine OF llls mutineers IN
irons. Jour. Com.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n soorIl BRookLyS,-iscy, Dr. pEESYGithc rreshye-
an Church, will preach Sabbath Evening next, IN the
Chapel cor oi Pacific and Court Rev Dr. Stones Ser
vice 10 commence al half past occck. This service may
be expected every sabbath evening at the same place u'
further notice. ml- IL
GT DR.. BRnvNLEE viii delivera discourse on HOmansn
Sabbath Evening, March Is. the Rev. Mr. Dnlieid>
church. Brooklyn 4 collection taken up 10 aid the Re-
formation Society in il. operations Bv order
@nl2 CHARLES X. MOORE, Rec. Sec
II Tue Rev EpWiN iIolr, iastoJ, elect, ri the West
Pre.byleran church, Carnine>t, will commence his ia>
toa abors III said church. OF Sabha,h Morning next Mr.
I!olis expected To preach III the morning and evening
lnl2 It
N The Rev.N f. JoiiNsoS win preach Tomorrow
(Saia) Morning and Afternoon tho usual hours OF pub
lie woship in lie li pr sbvtcran curch Rev. Mr. Hat
fields cor of roomc aud Ridge streets. The subject Tor
The morning will be " ReGeneutt9n:' Tor The aiternoon'
The Doctrine of Election. The Rev. +. +. HATFIELD,
Pastor of tie church. ipreac In The evening conent-
ing al O'CLOCK on Cap,iciouneSS Of ta:'tter ext,
MaIr 70 ihl-It
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
JOSIAH Richards. Aucuoneer.
81 BANGS. RICHARDS X PlAiT,
Store l.6 B1Adwav.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 10,

WoSss. on ES6rNEESiNC. .tRcatrecruSE, ASrI9vtr;Es
fax >TS,vEo Books. AcA very choce anu valuable pr
yl,c collection cl Architectural and Illustrated Works and
Works on Civil Engineering. many OF them tS osuri-
lson ,en i c0d,petce; Br iion's Architectural AMI
C,e,lral Antiquities 6i s.GSiaD, elegantly bound Woods
Letters OF an trhiieci from France Italy aud Greece: We
Architecture; Rc5r~n'> NtruvlnS britatcuS
LaEs> ra> Public and Private Buildings ~ LONDON
Nirinev Sou>l> Church and ROYAL Nont>te1ee OF bF-
a; Inw,oa'. Erechheou AMI other Antiquities OF Nhe,s
Daken Bells .\rchectuie Cnttlughams Hoh!s
Ori,, -lt- Pugeu lie KruX> Architectural AD,luLc>;
SohnNnn'> Gate. Lodge and Park Entr.nce> Po'@t Ne
g,, Churches. Sith> Dt>lgns for Ornaments Nlus
Dt>jgn, for Shop Fronts and Exterior poos> Donat>on>
.,t>u> Dooyy:avs PookeS Modern Finishing Tor Room
Civil Engineer and Architects journal 80 numbers.
ASn PGgin, splendid Views Paris Views III the North
Of Wales beautifully cnlnred obnn too CarNS Barltury,
in>yratcd; Pjlp on Effect and Color Moses Cope, OF
Nae>; Alters Caneiabr apn Tripod, from the Louvre AT
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

NV GRENADA. Jan. 5.--'lhc rebel troops still
occuoy the suburbs Of .lir4alii, which, however,
wa. much destroyed blythe ira. in than CT, Sixty
men are said to have been landed attic Instance
Of the English and French Co,snI- from the men.
ot war in the arbor ,c naSist in manGeuyring the
cuns Of toe town. andy their skill promptly dis
abIed two Of their encmvs guns. An olicir! com
mnnicalion from Gen Gonlcz dated in Coro2ai
promised speedy assistance Provisions abundant
and cr,nn.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
GELECT school,. at Rhinebeck.

y Dachc-- County. X ~ ,,,v select yoG-. rom ~
o=i' yearot 'ylr i.hr ino the family ; the sub
s,ri1er to iu>trnst. addition whom h i
-tuca;ing a, ofae IN accomplished teacher aget Il
4radaa, from College. and with tr additional supervision
and care oi te proprietor Parents may b- assured thai
every pans VII D. taken in edGrati0u o ta!r
chi'.rea. mentally. Iaoralls s.sat,i physically.
It's contemplated, for nrahful the pupils,
10 connect wltie Sctoo facilities iu acquiring practical
,Dnwcdge o Agriculture horticulture and Ornamental
Garden tt.. pursuit, t >u,>crbrr has participate
ed for >erts o! car> . pleasure and delight and " III
ample grounds on ti> premises asaj,et sucii purposes,
every Convenience ,'i!l e ai;ordeG
The location l;inettct on ie=ba1ks the Hudson.
10 the Count DuiccSs. within -ixhours trar from tho
ciiy OF Ncv or and from Albany with a prIvar. land.
n9 attached. tie situation eli bic and convenient.
l-re vii be two terms durin, ot = weeks each,
the rs term - us first IUeiay in May next.
III" second the last Tuesday in November following
Charges, S25 pcr=,rriu inait IN advance } ncudinC
7oard, lodging washing, fuel and lights, pupils hu.!iag
tter ,iin ans! pois. e,'!ll be- iu:-
uisl!ed by III" proprietor al moderate charge.
FREGBORN (;AGRETTSON.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
SUBSTITUTE. Pits

a field. M.sFbis rs,5t,ion. r easan@ ccaie'i, .
10 i've minutes walk ni tii Western Itap1i @l tJ oe.i
'r the d4t e OF IS session ;e iShet Fril si
Tcactrrs. -rtti tieir= II. p,cttpe !i,Ie.rtnistfa
Rev VII. FTLEs, ,=a-1.-n: ,i-s-C. Z YtEE, Pm
cipals. AID instructors 10 Intel 'i0s >cL History, ana
elementary branches.
Mr,. :. C.SrRACrE. B-!iz..i.ettrr- iart AIa>Fc.
Hi,,i, NJ SSYDEE. Eiefnea;are.= 3 8reacii',
Ms, l-ALIcg SPaAcrr Pa;;j.soiI ar ysaier Coi"r'
EDWARD Gi rTlsa- 4 l.; iiat!ie.nai.f, Nat &C. and
Ancient Languages.
Mons. AlEx.sDsE GoDrlox. 1ei. Dras.ii AMI Pen.
nal.iiip.
Ali teaclier> ~ member llIls s The Ilu-
pills, ard at suahe inr the res 7ila tta'!' ibe
sole medium acrdi loercnrna-ai,lai llz it. inmates
oi tiie lastltGc.
AN Institution and place which re,lcire egiogE
f.tli5ar.- rus. Oct. y. 1871
1T. plan mset,our approval ami agel'lis
ar. veil suited! - s-cur ' -Et; en'i oi fucatioH .ti-
corpor. >aro.a sound nlai.l;fa onnd body
IA EPalriacci. 30. j., ?. l67
- BESIDES thea vantage, OF ,iuaile de piano iF Iy
Ter has merits and tho pa oi Institution T-2->.s
qualifications vilci cannot ta intfomei y t, school 70
parent, and guardians ililany Advertiser. No Set'
hcie-encse-Rey. pr~i- Humphrey, Amherst College,
Rev Dr. Sprague, hiJans: Prot F. J->in y VI NJ
y,f. Res. Dr.. Snnlneri \ Smith, y! D.. W!te->t y
Y: Prof. !. Yates, mon colegr; i;syDr i..,ian.
Troy Pro-. c. Dcvey. socesrrr Hon. Nm r->up Mont
Pa. Hon G. y. Briggs. Nc. Washington City: Col
Wade Hampton, Columbia; Gen George AitDutn. i!,e-
vlilc, :. c.. ml2 e1yviAli MN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
TT rsepcal 5,inuer on ~. pn,r;ciS,s D:,y.

~ E.tpVEI
The emh March viii c Commencement by Re-
peal Dinner the Cornucopia Hotel No. 28 l'ar!t Row,
next door 10 lie Theatre The Committee OF ar, angeent-
think proper that they have declined furnshin"
any Wines Nc preerfns that every gentleman pre- >t-ni
should be lei; 10 hi, own option IN this particular.
Tickets 81 25 cents cac.-aay be obtained as follows;
From Ntssr> John T. DOYLE, 6n Broadway Wrn. +. Fiiz
GibIou t2 Fulio st; Mich! j. Kenny, TRANSPORTATION
Church; Henry J. Ennis. 0l Maiden lane: Arlhur Mccall
rav, Henry and Caierine>ts.; Edward DUNCAN
l3 Fu,ons. Daniel Swceny, .,nrs., and al the Cornu-
copia. No. % Park Row.
h.-r ,i h. IL.. :nlc 7. " nr.cisay- mil Sis.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
AAllrSEA[ENTS.
UyFNIIE .CoNCERT.-Mr. S. P.

- PATTERSON would re>pecaRlly aanoun'e thai =.
;ye uvepiie Coocery :: the VI Charch N >ecoaG
street near Avenue c. Monday evening. Aaich Il.
Daor, npea af: clock, and the exercises commence II
= o'cach.
T4cEsI>. admitting gentleman and lady, . cents, ala
NAV b had nj ir Br5ghars Cg Avenue a''i
>sc0!->,ret ri Po;!aners jeweiry sore, s l'ran.,'
opposite Ea>r R-osd,.ay: Peter Pa.ers. cor Second->
ana Howerr aaj r.. X :. RavroT's, IS BoVery: ai0
ti- the the evsnns tie performance mil 81
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

r. s'g,c Scyy-N Norls E'hcniI Temperance
BENENOLENT ASSOCIATION, auxiliary To The New
York Temperance Benevolent Society. val hold meet
ao corner FORSYTH and Houston Sunday Monday and
Thursday next. a, O'Clock. z. ". y number OF popular
wa>ilingtonian speakers wll address enccng Vii the
public have the goodness 10 attend and help Us.
lnl1 4 W. GOFF. Prtsdent.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
ylERlCAN MUSEUM.-Every Da,

"A an,i Evening THIS week.-The nanagcr has al
nuc! pa;l>r. ritoted aa engagement with iANLoo
IT,. reai Chinese Jus-cr. who. his arrival N
country, 4> performed before Immense audiences IN
Boston who a>toD>tei the surprising d.HtTity
* i and Ingenuity, WHICH h. displayed. ard Tor WHICH hs
CbG.> iu>tly celebrated. AlF> Philips. the accom-
1iistled Nocaisi MIR Hearty. the Ballad Sanger Mr T.
Iorri> yil Comic SINGER: ard CerIto the beautiful s
dancer -usa s,i No>ie OF Dublin. and Fails OF \ls
1r week toager. Pneumatic Ra'l Roa+. Aihino La
~ ard Fancy ea.s bowing nov eN,erlH'en' N IA
as aagnigIi. A>pendit nav Performance every >aiGr
day afternoon Grant CcsCloraUl Views changed ever
Monday. tdnItiance whole - cents children hal
prce.D Day v>ers admitted the same evening ireein'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

FuoY sourn AnERloA.-A fresh soniheriy wind
vssreria, brought ur to ihc.ci,y number OF arri-
yals from foreign ports. Amons them The Dor4oe
ONO fronBucnos Ayres sand Alon'eyldco,zby by winch
vessel, wercgre' TO hear oil the l"zss"' 'i'e s'.e
ship osagc Captain Ashton, OF ti''s port, near
The entrance of tho liiver liajle on. .asnlt'hg
.and shoal called fhc English Bank. Officers
.aJ c,,a MI saved who arrived in the ,hipsboat-
=.ace ., Nontevidso Nessc and cargo ncarly a
,aaIIoss. bu fully insured, as understand. in
sw.york-iliic OF noinsurance in this city.
Philadelphia Us. Gazette.