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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

carry. to pint thousands Of Morning Post, and to
burn aud grind Mr. Carter's coffee. tSce bar on
tie ciiu1r)
This engine e ours is a very dainty monster.
TIE keeper Of the anaconda may feed him once
monih-he VIII 20 three months upon pinch; but
the omnvorous devourer of paragra phs, poemics.
poll and poetry, must have them every day. and
only tie best market will serve his turn. "lleay-
en-, earth and ocean plundered Of their sweets"
10 hll his nav We skim the waters of literature,
melt in the tropics and SILVER at the poles. are
very pirate the high seas Of ink. and when the
spoil is presented hun, the ungratciul wretch but
misses forth the monotonous cry of More more -
Solid and unanswerable arguments, congressional
documents, accidents by flood and field, the con-
densed wisdom Of philosophy, songs love and war,
ttbits Of sentiment, contentious truths, elegant eX-
tracts. attic wit bonbOns, bonmots, and advertise
ueuts are received with the same hungry, insati-
ate look the same dismal whine that Is driving US
to despair. O demon steam when first confined 10
the cellar We deemed thee faithful servant but.
by all the coal and brains thou hast consumed, he
that feeds thee is no better than slave. For such
care and attention only belongs to maternity, we
are repaid by Internal blasts Of bot air and the odor
Of roasted peanuts Ia winter it may be borne with
something like patience; but in summer, IN dog
dtvs-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
Turn thy complexion there,
Patience, thou young and rose-lpped cherubim

IlICnce, IN0l young aud I1se-Hppel cHcTuUm
But, says Hamlet, ''ts sport TO see the engineer
hoist with his own petard :" and plan is on foot
promising curious revenge upon our tormentor.
When the patent coHdeRsiHg apparatus for extract
ING al. the news from exchange papers is complet-
ed, so that be worked by steam, 1t Will be an
interesting operation TO the little engine feed
tAs 0g one. Such an event may not be distant
IS the reader would at first imagine and when II
can be brought about, those who supply the daily
press may promise themselves some leisure for re-
creation. TIL then We pursue, IN such temper a
may, the toll that Is cheered by the smiles Of a
Discerning IubIc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

What an excellent pair Of susPenders Wing con-
science would make
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

Coon The Boston Post call. Wig gatherings Com
ventOns. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

Ii was not until within few DAYS that we
obtained a solution of the my slcfy of the e.
males visit, and then it was through a mar
rage notice in our own columns, containing
the young woman's name. We instituted
inquiries, and learned enough to satisfy us
that when we saw her at the grave, she was
taking her farewell not of her lover, but
her love. A new light had arisen upon her
heart; and as the sources of the former il
Elimination had ceased, she had come to dis
miss from her bosom every lingering beam.
10 no other could she entrust the tokens of
affection she had received and so she de-
posted them all with the remains of him
with whom they were connected, and while
she did that, she .dcposcd, ,also, from its sea,
in her bosom, the image which now no lon
ger had an oil jcct to be represented.
Beautiful was the sense of propriety which
animated her heart All that the dead nigh,
have asked in reason, had thus been paid
all that the liring desired in the new cove.
nant which Mey had formed, was now Sc
cured. No shadow of former idol Law
across her heart. Scarcely fingered there
remnant of the odors from the incense which
had been offered. She had come to make
clean bosom, upon which new affections
were to reit-upon which new confdenc,
was to lean. As she arose, and went fortl
from that grave, with tears that the ivln,
would have paydoned, had he known the or.
igin-with smile, that the dead would bay,
bl csscd, had he looked down upon the scene
And he nceiorih her lcanines are 10 life
And should the current of affection be check
cd moment by memory, it will be but t,
gather new force for its progress, new pow
crs to bless and fur,ilizc.-U. s. Go.et,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
From the Democratic Review.
THIS Is NOT THY REST.


"Arise and depart, for this not thy rest
That strain-it comes when WEAKNESS
A. Steals on the stricken heart
And Hopes bright phantoms, one by one
Like summer flowers depart =.
1t comcth when the spirit bows
To sorrows mild bohcst,
And pointing upward, swectly brcathcs
"Ihls-ths is not thy rest"
That strain--it comes when Pleasure
Lights up the banquet hail,
Aud hearts are bounding joyously
To music's fairy call.
1t comes-And laughter dies away,
Lk" sunlight in the west,
And sick of mrih, the rcveller signs.
"Ihs-ths is not thy rest"
That san--it comes upon the soil
In trumrh's noon tide hour,
When Glory twlncS her brightest wrca,hs
TO blind the brow of power.
Il comcth-and the clarion voice
Thrills not the vCior's breast,
For through his Iaurcls blcathcs that strain.
"THs-th!s in not thy rest
That strain-it cometh still away;
II whispers mid the throng;
II minglcs with the words of love,
And Glory's triumph song.
II comerh alwnys-for void
l. always in he breast,
And ccacelcssly the spirit sigl,s,
"'ThIs- this is not thy rest
Neir BeGtord lhs RH, s. $. AsnEos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

Instantly llarman Lee was on his feet, |
and began referring to the points presented
by his very learned brolher,' in y nippani,
con'cmptuous manner. There were those
present who marked the light that kindcd
in the eye of Wallo%c, at Vie first contcmpt-
uous word and tone tIN.t Hare uttered by his
place TO attention ands an air of conscious
power. Once on his feet, with SO nimsy a
position to tear into tatters, as that which his
Learned brother had presented, Lee seemed
never to grow tired 6fsthe tearing process.
Nearly an hour had passed away when he
resumed his seat %Vb'a look of exutation.
which was followed a plying and con-
'emp'uous smile a|Myface again slowly
arose.
Ten minutes, howdCr, had not passed,
when that smile chana6dSo look of surprise,
modification, and alarm, all blended into
single expressiok The young lawyers
maiden. speech Shaved him to be man of
calm, deep, SYSTEMATIC thought-well skilled
in points of law, wa in authorities and
more than all, YNyer of practical and
comprehensive vieIsH When he sat down
no important point in<L Ease had been lief,
untouched and none thai Mad been touched
required further cluci1itiAn.
Lee followed, briefly Il vain a,temp, to
torture his language, al brcak down his pc.
sitions. But he felt that Vie was conlrndinl
with weapons whose edgys were turned a
every blow.-WlIcn lie took his seat again
Wallace merely rcmar&. that he was pre-.
pared, without fnrtNy augment, to submit
the case to the courlH
The case was accordingly submitted, AM
decision unhesilatipglyFnade in favor o
the plaintiffs, or Wahx's clients.
From that hour jail Wallace took HI
true position. The dcspised apprentice be
came the able and profound lawyer, ard wa
e tremed for real talent and real moral wort
which, when combined, ever place their pos
SCISSOR in his true POSITION.
Ten years from that dav. Wallace was 81
waited to the bench, while Lee remained
= secand rate lawyer, and never rose abov
I that position.
. In the histories of these two persons
/ seen the difference between simpl, rcccivin,
an education, as it is called, and selErduca
= tlon.-Nost eminent men are self-rHca,e,
Tins fact, every student and every humbl
5 apprinice, with limited advantages shout
bear in mind.-lt should infuse new life int
the Studies the one, and inspire the oihc
+ with determination to Undue hls mind wit
t knowledge. The education that a bow re
ceivrs at colleges and scminaries does nc
. make him lea ned man. he has only ac
: quircd the.rudimcnts of knowledge. Bevon
these he must go--he must continue, cr0r al
ter, studcnt-or others will leave him /
= the rear-oterS of humber means and few
er opportuniies-the apprentice of the han
-, dicrailsman for instance, whose few hon,
J OF dcvorion to study, from genuine love ,
learning, have given him a tasth and and
! habit, that remain with HIM IN all after tim,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
"THE LOVERS SONG.

Bee in the deep iowcr-bcls,
Rrnol; II The cavern dim,
Fawn IN the woodland dellS,
Hldoth him.
Ihilo in thy deep fpwer.evcs,
In the well Of thy dark cold eve,
Ia thy heart my feelings rise,
There they lie.
Sing, love, sing, for Inv song
fileth the life Of my miY
Thou bendest my Voc. along
Like a wind.
Gtcen of'hc sp,ing, and flower,
Frull Of the summer day,
Midnight and moonlight hours,
What say they 7
Centre Of rhom thou art,
Bu'lIng that points on hiah,
SUn-ior it Is in Thy heart,
VIII not die
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81 US.
FOR sale.

Oh SHARES ofSiocl in the Burlington Bank.
NV For terms apply to II ALLEN.
Burlington 30ih June 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

JOnO CEDAR POSTS, a first rate article for
lRot .a'c low ~ FOLLErr d. BRAELEY.
Old Do-k u I.uc, I-l2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

FENHE Snrr.h,> Of the Hon. THoMAs r. MAR-HAIL,
on ALCOHOL and INIT MPtRA\CE, and
FASHION ABLE VIM DRINKING, delivered a.
he Broadway ialerutclc, New York, ON he eve d"
Nav An ant !lh. We Iuvue the attention of the
freud, Of Tempcraucc 10 Tie above work, from d.
intrinsic worth, a we'll as from the high reputation
Of Inc di.uugni- he'd orator.
June2L. 1872 u. 4. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

oOO NJ DRILLED Eyed Needles,
OOO 40 Gross Hooks and Eyes
POO do. knitting Pins,
100 Packs American do.
300 do London do
100 Lbs. m ned do. for sale by
MAY p. lS42 Villas, LOOMS X co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

LARGE -uuHly # the a. owe e e. rated s .yihe>.
i warranted for ale ar ret .ce prices.
IuIIIl1 d. BRADLEY, Agents.
Ola pur' June II 1StJ
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GEESE FEATHERS !

m n 1 Lbs. LVr Ntt-t FrIIhcT,, Il-l rtccIytI
WV and for salt for cash lower than ever rore
sold IA town, I. l.. NELSON.
May l3. 49'E
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NOTICE..

GONE INTO the iuclos ure Of the subscriber abon,
Othe goth of May two yearng heiers, one line
back and the other red. X l.. MILLER
Colchester. July l6 lSlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
Hams Hams :
SiiOES.

lust RECEIVED aud for sale bv the subscriber,
> a few barrels picked Hams, very low $50 smo-
kcd. June II. d. DAVIS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
i.eghorn Hats.

SINGLE and double brmmed colored and white
Le-uom Has; cold and white PAIN Lea Hat
l1rgc assortment very cheap, bv
May %. II w CATLIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

Icll figured nucad,d China and plain silk Par
adj, all prices and coiois by
May Fl. II. W. CATIIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
To Rent,
n. +. Rum.
y l. d L II

En rOZ Wooden Rake a grea " reduced prices
.)N and a very superior article, lur sale "
Old Doc. Jrre g. FOLLETT & BRAILEN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

y l. o b + : A pair of - inch Globe, on hial
~ stands, Unlicensed and in good order for .alever,
ow.y May Is. {. GOODRICH. .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

ID * aud ca'yrci Ha'iGaueI>,
ID French kIIaud .prn- heel sips,
". lain- Shoe, Men. mp>,
Mise, sips and Chr |r,,t'- Shoes, ofG. y. Fare
We mann tire, ll> re- e.>el and Tor sale as cheap
a. the uaeJr c-r. NAV p. II. W. CATIlN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

WE N >"r- N aIr lai7y rr.cIvn. AMI oIer r
sale irt,t Flour selected with care and st-
error article. FOLLErT y RApLEN.
on Iu... i me- 3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
Florence BOnnets

I CASE Florence Brand Runue',, new shapes 1i
/ all qualities and prce>, opened mi, day Nv
Nav 96 H. W CATllN
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NOTICE..

THE SUI sCr.'er> vl. pay cash fora few 'lnu-an.
l pO.n1-ut good Fleece Woo, irl y.raI ~ then
Store, hcliuf Pcar-,trcet
BRADLEY y HYDE
pur'ireInn. Jrpc % 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

Boston Garden Seeds.
y BONES Garden Seeds from Yankee Farmer
= Office, Boston, for sale by c. GOODRICH.
May L.
Also, White Mulberry Seed Rula Baaa Seed,
tScotch purple TO sage Seed at one fourth the usual
price. Fes endcn's American Gar'ener.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29
P.fRi.SGLS.

IN BONES Of Lemons n prime order, for sale ar
w New or, price, ami fr hit, Nv
O Hor'. Nav p. FOlLE1'r 4. BRAnl Fly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-29

I,RESH Ground dour received this day AMI for sale
l. hy May 20. ID. DAVIS.
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LEMONS.

= CASES J. u b. Knowor's warranted Hats, oh,
Z for cash. no May p :. T.. SCOTT )
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Goods! New Goods!

WE invite the attention 81 .ur fricnds and
/ - customers % our stock of goods. Cor The
Spring aud Summer They are ~ part - fol
lows.
Blue. blaek, bsown. snd invisible green
Cloths and Cassinrfes.
Lead. b,osn and drsb AIerinoC assimeies.
Black Cambls,. Gambaons. Georgia Nan
| keen and Alpaca Cloths,
| Saline.s. ksnturky Jeanes, Brown Linen
and Cation Dnll,nss,
Satin. Fancy Silk g. M.rsrilles Veslines.
French, English. American aud Furbiiure
Prints, London Ginehsms.
Mou.ln de LANES. Chslleys. and Print
ed Musiins, -...-. - f.....r
Black Bumhazines. cnlorcd and black
Silks. and Mayanne Prints.
Lead color ard black figured IIaees.
Swiss, Null. Figured. STRIPED. aud Chick
Musllns. Jacnnet Aiuslins, .s
Colnured and white Camhrics,
Plain and figured I,ohineis. Bonnets. Rib
ands. and Eds,ngs.
Ladies white. colorsd. and black elk
Gloves and Milts,
Blearhed Il brown Shirlings a. Sheeiings.
Cum elastic Braces. fancy Sucks, Scars,
and black Cravais.
Umbrellas. ard psrasnls. Irish Linens.
I.inen Bnsoms aud Collars.
Fancy SILK. GAUGE Dress ilandktrchief,,
and Muslin Collars, ..
White and black lIo.e aud half Hose.
Ladies fine Seal ,kin Slippers aud Walk
ing Shoes,
Mems Pumps. Boots and Shoss.
HATS. PAN. Far, Brush and Beaver,
SADDLERY. Mems beet aud common
Cut back Trees, Boys dIio. Colnm-
his and wood lloIn Side Trees. Hog
skins and Push. sirainIrg aud bes,
eoilon Webbing. md skruna Leather.
Morncra Skins. Burklpr, Birdie Bits,
and Sti,rup Irons. ,
White, Red. 81 lIlark Leads, White Trad
~ kegs. lnd,g". M.d,ier, Spanish Brown.
Venetian Red, Crnmr Green aud Fellow.
Copperss. ground PEPPER. Spec, t;Inger.
Turpen,ine and fancy Soaps. Black and
Imp, rial Teas. C"pal VarnIsl,. Cum Gu
acum. Gum Myrrh. aud Gum Shcllack.
Coach Vanish. Gunpnw,ler. Salt. Can
dies. I.asf and Brown Sugar. MoIas.rs.
Winiow Glass. 8 by 10. Puuv. NaIls.
co.i"n Yarns. Sule and Upper leather.
Tn Wsts of varlous kinds. and Books.
Hardware aud Gu,ilery. China. Q"trn,-
xare. aud Glass. DC. &c. &c. .s..-
The Subscribers offrT their eoods on reason.
able terms. Tay we've selurtcd with great
care, and we feel determined Go selI Of surI,
prces as will suit The times aE a.
~ aass2 e MURRAY e. 10.
May a. - s. $500 - Is 3mp
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Fall and Winter
GOODS.

which he will sell verv cheap fot esse. 81 IN q
cred,, 10 Puaclaal dealers lie si",k tim
priscs, D. pvt, the f"il"wi"g:
Superb wool dyed ilsrk I.o1ES,
Du. do. Blue do.
do. do. Invisible Green, do.
d.. Brown, and Drsb, de-.
do. Sie,l mixed s....s.. dc,
Bea,cr and Pilot Cloth.
tlnaks and O,eicoa's. f...
Fancy t'a.simetfr, Ssiinris.
Kenuucky James, kcr.,ys,
Silk Il, s''i"' aud M'"'} vrsrlNcs.
Merinn Gloves, Shirts. aud Dtawtrs,
Stnrk., Cra,ats, Shirt Collars. Bm"ns,
White and Green MackInsw Blankets.
Whitney 4 Rose ........ do.
Iarkonei and Fpnch Mu-l.n. .......
Figured, slnpe,l. aud plain silks,
Black and blur.b.ark de-. ..
Frenrh. English aud American Prints.
Black. figured, aud rIain M,'ussrlln lie
Lanes aud Chslli,s. s.... ...e--sx
Black and blue blark Bnnlh.zints, ~.
French and Engl.h Metinms. $50.
Silk and MuusseIin de Lame Drt.s land
-kerrhHis. ~ s,.... ..-.5..-..- 's-..--
Pssiioni. RIB Roy. aud Plaid Shauis.
Long lawn. Hem slI'rh and ..nen Cam
bro Ilantlktrrhirls,
DanI,sk aud Bird eye nia;er.. ... -ge
l,lrachrd and Drawn Table Cnstrs. SKA
Irish Linen. blark and br"sn Holland.
Worked Collars. EJgings and lns,tungs.
Florence and Straw Braid. Silk and Cy
press Bonnris. ............. 81. J..
llonds. Flnwrrs, Bonnet Ribbons, TIM
bre.lss. &c. .....f..s ~s-.s'...-'...>...
Beaver, Fur, Brush sud Wool HATS.
Gerllenen's and Boy Fur, Club, aud
liar CAPS,
Gen,lemen's regged and sewcd l,uo,s
aud Shoes, @@
Coarse I.rnehsns. - s@z#
Ladies' Leather aud Morocco Shoes and
Slippers. a*@~
Dn. Garter I,onis, 5 80 ta*3 .'@57.*
Boys aud Mi<sr. Boots anil Shoes. 7ss 5af
Glass are. Crocksiy. aud StcHe
Ware, *ss7s4 -
Hardware and Cutlery, '."< @#
Chncolsie. Mace, Clo,cs, '' '5a@ ~H5"
M"Iasses. L"ai aud Brown Sugar. '..e't@'
Black aud Green Teas, sas 74@7@ as @ss's
Powder. SHIT. Nails. Window CHASE. 'As
White Lad and other Pain,.. &c. &c.
aud all other ar,rirs usualI, brought 10 this
market. 4
WILLIAM NELSON Fl
November %, NJ s o.
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Piano Forte & MUSIC
STORE,
Petersburg, Va.
mM@-

0aHs. BERG a co. have recelstd dnranf
" 80 pressna wsek TEN PiAAO fOkIhs.
amaar nIhish Il . san and hall Octave r'4n ne
For,e' 4 very superioF one % any ever seen
- rev hare aow On band Eesy large
s,.sk. an1 uosld respectfully Fsqnesi ihass
ladies ~ Grnfiemea sfilillsbofanea ans -,
s,roes ! Is are il ~sal q fianss - ran ans
49, diem aad iIy Ihem; and they ulii he goa
.iarea n tarir supeEioriy 20 ahy ether msna'
f,rlere. NJ Hili give sfilien Anffaniy -
Is lhrir durability and ksrPing IN ishs 'oHgs'
lhsa sny ether.
They have also en- hand laEfe asseiimshl
AZ NIjsIc 81 tie lairsi publicailsn ioI r,si
and C;.issr. Strings Of I'll Fsfls. bert tsellns
P.u,e,. Ases.sdions. al kiads Of Brass insifs
meats Coz Military Bands, Drams 81 an s''e'
Sc. &c.
c. BERG & ca. woul5 resPsriiall. ffs' m.
mend ,hsir as,oriment Of fianes ~ q hasie y
PrnripsIs ana Teachers 81 Sehssis- Any ~
der shall Be iaiihfslly snd promptly surnee'
10.
For the renvenieaee ofpurehssers 90 Neril
Carolina. Doctor Malsnn ~ OzioFd, hashi
kinal, ronsrnsed 10 al Is our Asent. has nns
60 hand sorae af or Instruments. We shsi
shortly esiAbli,h sgeneles 70 other paris y
Nnih Carolina, knaaing that Mhrnessf "a,
Pna.s heeome knowa they will be Pfrisffes
70 any other. -
July -.
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Biting at the Naked Hook.--A mini,.
ser was ~skIag upon ons Of our eastern
whsrrss, when he heard man in fishing
boat just pulled up. swearing very pro
finely. snd resolved on repro,ing hum.
For this purpnse he stepped up 10 the
boat. aud began {, inquir. concerning the
manner Of taking fish. The fisherman
answered hi. inquiry by saving. that "a
aaking such kud eI 6,h. he baitei h,s
hook ~Iih such an srticls. Said the
clergyman. do you no, take any without
bait! Ne. said the 6shsrman. ] aeFer
dad but enee; oas ID lo,A bit the
naked hook. Well. sand The clergy man.
The devil 10 great fisherman. and % take
ahs smhIlaus Die bars with lie honors 81
abe warld. and 10 ,ske The av,ricious he
bats with silver and g,la. and frr ,hs
pleasure SEEKERS he hats with sensual
qualifications, bu, kas Pr'dsne swearer IS
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The JEwIsH SABBATH.-in a case
winch came before Judge UlshofIer, IN
ahe Cnmnlun Pleas, New Yaik, . lew
days since. hrs Honor decided ihai q de.
PENDANT being . Hebrew. was no ob: tacls
10 the service upon him nf legal process.
on 5 urSxy. sRless he strictly observes
The seventh day as the Sabbath day. II.
for instance. as 10 the case decIded. lie
p,"prieior of . dis,ilIery continues hs
establishment, IN operation on Saturday,
she presumption is thai he dues mol keep
shst day ss day of rest from labor. TO
enable such proprietor 10 claim Saturday
a. Sabbath. hs must drvoIe the day Ia
resi-, and not 10 abe ordinary lsbors 81
niher days. The Law mesns tia. u a
person ceases his lsbors on Saturday,, aud
IN principle end practice regards q az The
Sabbath. he shall M, be liable 10 be sersed
9th leg.l process. or papers on that day.
Bul II he does Bot cease his ordinary
business On Saturday,. then such process
ar papers msy be ssrsed on him ,al any
day bot Sunday. ~hIch 10 ihs recoguIz. d
8 bbssh III our STATUTE; and Saturday is
not % DO substituted 10 The Sabbath ri
sllose who do not cease from labor on that
day.-N. y. Sun.
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SpilE snhseribers, having rsisblished them'
- solves in iiiIlshnrough. ore dros bel"w The
Psintiaa nIiiee, wnald fssPeciiuliy anneunes
i. the pal.llc that they have an hand sn rslen
1--WE assortment &c Ell the articles IN thru Inc
Of hasincss, viz: i ta e
Saddles. Brides, Mariirgales.
Carfisgr, Gig, and carryalI Harness,
Trunks. lho,h Mood and iron frames
Csrriare. SuIkey. Drivers, Twig and
Wagon Whips. as g
Collars III al kinds.
Saddle Bag'. Travelling Bags. and But
f.ln Robes.
A fine and large assortment Of bits
S,irrup Irons, Sppn, dc. DC.
All orders Cor The manufacture af articles
fs rep ,iring SC done al the shortest notice
and 10 The besi siy'e.
They promise that no txeriion on their re-
shall he spared TO give satisfaction TO- tic pub
lie, and earnestly rrqae., the favour 81 TRIAL
HOOKER e. u. PHILLIPS.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-30

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n. EMUELLYNCn has the pleasure 81 an
-. asaaring 10 bis friends ard the public &C.
nerally, that he has received lfein Phlladrlphis
q neat assortment of JEWELLERY, CONSIST
ine in part &C
Gold and Silver Lever Watches. end
plain Verge Watches, sf
Gold guard and fob Keys.
FiDe Gold Rings. at
B'easi Pms and Earring.
Silver Pencils. and LEADS 10 suit.
Silver 'l'himbles.
Gold ll,aris and crosses.
A rich assortment Of Silver and Steel
Speclacles, 10 suit all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter KNIVES.
Roger superior Kni,es and Scissors,
Silver Ear and roeih P,eks.
Money Pursss, and Tooth Brushes,
Guild Shirt Buiians. =
Steel aud Gik wairh KEYS end Chains,
Sllk.Braid, and Easie Guards fpr
Watches.
Gold Barrel I.ockei., @E
Coral. Guilt Loekets.
CT Wstche. aud Clos ks ~ slI Descriptions
cleaned anJ repaired in his ss, usiom,d sUps
iiaf style. -# . ...@...- .s.' =.
May 4 ga-