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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

ls'snas sl'sll y kHlshed ~ aIrsr,,lass,I
toli We knsW be dnss 90: -Ani SCI
thsHr : p oihsr alisEnsiiTr. II uhs aria
= sPrslea TIE Psppls oT Orange =.
aol . igaoani . 40, . kaow his. Thy
ars Perfrrsly auar. lhsl II : system NJ
: Ire srads" i Adopted. xhirh ne S.an-
dari sstns % sdsoeair. dircs lar uIlI
iollow = . mailer Of coarss; and Il Vii
he iound noi . very light tax ether, when
ne millions required b me General Co
srrnmeni are sPpOIiioned OF 20 The seve-
81 siases. 1.-The tariff slightly Increase.
me price ola lev niiclss, tIloss only vl,a
purchase pay il II for instance : man
buys ~ himself . broad-rlolh coat. ar
lor his wife silk dress. some portion az
tl'e price may be . ronlribuiiOn towards
The support Of lie Government; but he
who dresses himself and family in good
comfortable homssPun, as large por ion
Of The citizens Of Orange DO. i not reach
ed BY he iariG-hs pays nothing. Isul
abolish The tariff. and introduce system
Of dire. taxation. and no one vii be ex-
empi The Tar galherer will 70 round
like another sheriff. only more peremplo-
~ and more exOrbilani in his demands,
and his hands will 60 into erery mans
POeksI; .le rieh, the poor, all will be sub
jet 70 his visitation.
But we have said the Standard vas
moi in favor Of direct taxation; he goes FOR
= rerenus tariff. Well. so do we; wede
sire no higher tariff Than will be barely
snfirien, 10 defray The expenses OF The
Government economically administered.
S"rh j. The present Whig tcri6. The
whole Wing party resi- here. and Henry
Clay Al the head. II is a national prin-
eiPle, disen'ed from only By Few Null.
fe's. Il was adopted by the Syracuse
ronvenlion--lhe Ian Rarn Democratic
State Convention Of New York-who de-
cidej in favor u "a tariff founded on re-
venue principles. and wisely discrimina-
Ting for The encouragement Of Agricul.
tire. Commerce and Manufactures.
The editor Of the Standard had the ho-
nesiy recently 10 acknowledge that we
differed only in names. He still acknow-
lodges that tariff is necessary for rsrs-
nus; and he dies not pretend to say tina,
the Wing tariff will produce more revenue
Than is required. lie would be perfectly
satisfied with The present tariff. il il had
been passed by his own party; il would
then be only rsrenue tariff. But as il
was passed BY aWhig Congress, lie ehoo-
scs to call il high protective tariff, bur-
densOme TO the South; not because he
really believes what he says, but because
he thinks he can thereby make the Wing
measures odious 10 the people.
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THE MARKETS.

Pet rsbuig October Q.
Tobacco-Thcre was more animation
in the ma ket last week, hut on The whole
not much change in prices. We quote
Lugs sl:S0 to 2:5a; common Leaf, $500
10 400; good. $3.50 to TOO.
Wheat Good Red, 81; White, 90.
Cotton Very little doing, 2 10 8.
Fayetteville, October 4.
Flour, 4 50a475 p,
Salt-(sack.) 9 25
(bushel, 5oa go
Cotton, Ga =
Beeswax, 25a 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

Steamboat EEplosion.-On the morn
iag of The 10Th ult. as the ste amb'al Clip
rer was backing out from The landing at
BAYOU Sara. on the Mississippi. an txl'l"-
sion Of all her buffers took place. simul.
,apeou.ly, scattering in every direction.
machinery. vast fragments Of the boilers.
huge beams Of timber. and bodies Of hui
man beings shockirgly mu.llated. There
were on board 43 persons attached to the
boat. Of whom % ~ere killed. and 6 or =
psssensers, Of whom was killed aud 3
wounded. The captain Of the Clipper,
iaurrnt, escaped unhurt. One IN % was
hrown alive goo yards through 'hs sol'd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

Ell = B.l't's q 90 ia'ns tsd.teS d.
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: SO lisoagl - rnsl = asisd. T.
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efsie Z. siusi e. loEn. m-nsls .nd .e.s-
sFsd = rKsHy passaLls diEfsliah--mas,
shin ne FiseE. some ID ne sueet.. sea.s
.nihs ssi e. ,iss pifhs Bsyss. nssriy go
Ssic.-samr lara ssEnisE b eaRmg IL
: n'sri sllh Pirkss asd po,is.
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Notice.

S2AN away from the suhsorib. willie ST ",
-" s"a Hal, IN U onat' e"unls i Ia" l.. =
instant, Negro Man sV The. name OF jolt )
'~eni..e,shi years Old, six ie.t high, -
hn''t. t".srsaly black, and h sane NJ 'So JON .
I'll same ne ,f Two of bis ,..es. 4 r. as"ran
rew"rl viii be given fsr MS Apprehension
delivery 10 rhos. Y Mrha"r. in Orange c.n
'y, y G., or 10 'nr sab<c iber, in Chester 90 -
y. Union Dis rot. : g.
SAMUEL VANCE.
september Is q Il
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Hlig National cOarmiion The
Wing Convention Of the City of Balli-
more, in view of the National Convention
which is TO assemble al Baltimore on The
I'd Of May 1914, has recommended a
Koung Mems National toausniiOn NJ
Ratification, on the following day, the 81
Of aiay, 10 be composed Of Delegates
from every section Of The Country, with
ont Limitation as 10 numbers-ii being ex-
pecled that il will resemble the great on
yeniion Of May 4lh, 1910. which gave
the frs, impetus 10 the cause Of Harrison.
The Conyen ion, in The name ofihe Wings
Of Baltimore, tenders a cordial welcome
TO house and home, and hospi,able enter
tainmen, 10 the Delegates during their
STAY. This is as il should be.
+. -. -... Fay OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

My Fall sio,k Of HATS and CAPS 10 now
- complete, AID shall receive as.rssiors
thereto daring the srasor. ilrut fran tie 49,
rious Manufacturers wdh whom q, orders aTe
lei,. e..n
rivus styles ald qahiiies Il gnads which have
Now IN store ., flee Il 10 say that my assnfi-
meat, as usual embraces ~, ~ article kept Ia
li.i Establishments, al ~ which halc Lscn 81
ic,t.d by nyse,f, and orders given out ealls u
the season.
invite my furmer customers and othrrs
who expect t. furnish Ihems .iyts in the Prl,r
burg aud Richmond marie +, Ia give MY sIn.
al exsnlIn aiIun.
.. FRANCIS MAJOR,
... Syxsmoie street, Petersburg. ..
Srptemt,rl2. . e=. S2- a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

Georgia Cotton Crop.-The Savannah
Republican of,he 9th ul,imo says that
letters from various parts of the State re-
present the cotton crop as in very liou.
rshing condition. The Editor adds:
"1he fine dry and hot weather is ma
turing the plant very rapidly, and there
is every prospect Of there being as much
cotton made in this state as was ever
made in any year previous to the last ;
and some writer's think it will he even as
large as last season, provided the frost
keeps of ill The 20lh proxima."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

The election in Pennsylvania took place
on Tuesday last, aud in New jersey on
Tuesday and Wednesday. We expcc;
next week 10 be able to give gratifying
Intelligence from both of these states.
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Ihnrlssfon jlcrcEyg.

Judge KGrshaH.-Tht lrssl opinisns
Il TINS distinguished juris', haze slwsys
been respected b. h,s eoUntrymsn. Our
S"prrms C"u,i benrh vac ne,er more
,slrhtrd and abe 4 an during he me
lie presided as Chief Juslire. Tie qus,-
ton Of The cOnsfiiufiOn0iily Of the Unred
States Bank, ahen brnugh, before that
cOur'. VS. unanimously affirmed. Tie
venerable CLIei Justice delivered the
opinion OF he Court 81 fellows:
Ailer The must d, l,berste con.idrrs-
ton. 81 The unanimnus aud decided cpin
ION Of lhls Cour,. that the srI to inc"rpo-
rate Tie Bank Of the United S,sie.. 10 a
Law made in pursuance Of the Cuns,itu
ton, and !. part oI the suIrrme Law Of the
land . -. .-.s - s--.- 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

TIE Southern cITIzrs After sus-
pension Of eighteen months, lhe publica-
ZION Of the Southern Citizen has been re-.
sumed BY is former editor, Benjamin
Swain, esq. Al AshborOngh. The CHI.
zen was lharoush-going Wing beior; il
is 50 still; and We hail il as a valuable
auxiliary in he great campaign Of ~
Mr. Swain, in his address To his former
patrons. promises fair pay to al pauie.
land we shall expect him 10 deal out d
The Democratic party some pretty hard
blows. as he was wont 10 do ia time pas;
this will be fair play, for they richly de
serve il.
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IT AZ DIIaDa

AT Brighton, England. on The 29th in
ly, RICH, Hon Lord ERsKrNE, Envoy Ex-
'raordinary and Minister PlrniPoIenliaty
to the Court of Munich, in Bavaria, Ger
many, to ANN BoND, daughter Of the late
JOHN Travis, esq Of Philadelphia.
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American EabriCs.

pa,chassd ~ The month q Aagusi, lin nEi y
rl,lrs pr, II OVER than They can nov be ~
chased fnIl Iurm altogether . mist tcmHsm'-
inr stock 81 sot,ls fully fqaai. il noi sapeii .,
10 that of any honse in Nsiglnia, and whit
We will sell Gr.essh. or 20 Tusetnai cusl, n
ere on our usual lheTal terms
PAUL, NcILMAINE & CO..
Importers ana HLoissais Dsaius il Dry Gs,fs,
SyndmOre Street.
Petersburg, Sept. 10. o.
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The Syaod Of Nor'h Carolina will
hold is neat annual Session in Raleigh.
commencing on Thursday evening, No
yember Cd. This body consists Of 70
Bishops, o. Ruling Elders, and about Is
Licenliales AID Candidates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

MT TIE apr llcans far final dis
SsAS charge aud cerI,G,a'e mrs, pay of
ali costs, aud exhibit TO me pronis Of rnn,pl.-
ance with the law. an or brloie Msadst The
18th Of October n,xi, in order ths, their casts
may BE- sent down in lime Tor the Gsm,i.
WALL Err A. NORWOOD,
General .7ssignts ia Bank,qiry for Orange.
September 81. 90.
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British Dry Goods,

sslsssea - ihs q gisii. iiash an" A.atsh ns
ksis ~ me ~ tui 4 m 10 y Tsan. ~ rnrClss-
I'd IN ile uausra'sy eepse<ssj stare ~ iL.ss
msrlris Tor CASH. enab ias - 4 n -
trsgr Ganas ~ psk'ss hah mrsi pleas I'D
ahrh II ] br fuund on e. an.insiinr. "a b. Ia
~ 81 .on - they rsn be rnatkssed iToa a.
D Trrs . The North.
Ahhed % ahafe. our sui u az
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Valuable Land, sc.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
sNHE subscribers will FIR iur sale. on Fri
4 day the 9Th Of uctoher neat, iacir dcsi
rsbl. Plantation in the eastern part Of the
county Of Orange, N. C., lying near the wa
tiers oi Flat River, at'j,,uing the lands Of Willie
r. Mangun, +. q. Mansum, john NJ" T., lie
vim ELLIS aud Polly Hopkins, Containing 24l
acres, aud on the saa'e day and place, an,ih
er Tract, known as the z d~k Tract cot.
taitine IS acres. The land is bsau,iu'' v siin
aicd, aud extreme " we'll watered. there beIrg
no, less than four "r five coGstaat springs ia
different pats ot the plantation, besid' au.cx.
ccl'en, well III water in the yard. Tue M
PRUFEMENTS are very substantial, consist
ing OF an cxeeiem DAc cling House OF I"ur
rn"mS, and all cesssry oul-housts, va:
kI'chea Smoke house, GraEcry, BLraS, STA
hes 81; there are also two ryLellcai young
Orchards, both Apple and Peach, near u c
yard oi select fruit. The land is adapted 10
the 6 owlh oil tobacco. C, III. wheat oats, &c.,
aud is in hae CONDITIONS Tor trap the nrxt year.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, ate advised 70
come aud rxamine the premises hefIre The day
OF sal" credit Of one and two VI ats wi he
gwen, 5ond with approved srcur v roqni ed.
JOHN II. YOUNG,
THOS. SPEED.
September 90. s3-is
nn.S@ ALSO. on the same day and
Es-aS place, will be off, ed Tor sale. about
lbs barrels Of Corn,
s OF . stacks If Fodder, and as many
Oats,
new two-horsf Wagon.
Threshing Machine,
rhn G ar fnur exrt ileal Hnrses.
About 25 head ol Cattle, and % ct 30
head oi H"gs.
A parcel uf top-Fudder. Wheat s rave
Sh"cks. a..
E rry kind Of Plantation r"ols,
besides Other articles tho tedious IL merton.
Twelve months Gre ii will be glvea, b"md
with SC, uglty required.
JOHN II. YOUNG,
IHOS. SPEEh.
September 20. % Is
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Trgiaia Lsgisiafurs.-The Rich.
mond Wing classifies the members elect
Of the Virginia Legislature as follows:
SENATE. House..
Wings, IL Wings. 50
Van Bureniics, IL Van Bureniies, As
Calhouniles, 8 Calhouniies, %
81 1874
So il seems hat The Calhoun men hold
",hc balance of power" and they may.
and i, is likely will be, disposed 10 Use i,
in way that will tenure" to their own
benefit. Wilmington thrOa.
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Fall Importation.
1919.

ny he arrival Il ihs ri-ip Rishs q Arifr-
- soas ir..nu Liasrpss I" & ~ P.sa'. aI.u - =
Il ne LlsrIP@i End Nsa isfk fsskrls, 9
hass hssa placed - Passs ssioh a .lr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aucronec..
BY BELL & ROWARD
s.'vw Nor. % .4Hn aud I q Fu-t.- t- SGl

's'Frf cor " .fRn ana lis Ff-t'- 49, SGt
MONDAY.
At 10Y o'clock At sales
Extra "a. Splendid FunItureThe balance Of the stock
Of beaut binet furniture removed from the upper part OF
Broadwa and comprising fine variety of sofas, chairs,
bles bur wardrobes book PLAIN and marble top bu-
and centre tables desks dvars couches
quaette sofa and tables all kinds OF
choice cabinet ware exceled by amy in the city
Also superb wood and mahO. my piano ortes The
sale will be continued in l13 Fulton
TUESDA Y,
At l0k o'clock. auction room.
Stock Of Dry Goods &c.-Au entire stock Of e ant
able and well assorted dry goods conn It 1heetings,
IRISH linens. calicOs, muslins gingha cambrics,
laces, ha wis, satins collars, capes Loves mil-
Also, London cloths casmerer vesDg and satnets;
elegant clothing aucy and pledged articles jewelry
&C., lots purch 'sers. without
Also astock of merchant tailor comprising beautiful
ments of all descriptions.
Also gold English Icy, = watch, with hunting case
WEDNESDAY,,
At 10h O'Clock in their sales
Will be continued and closed the sale of elegant city made
cabinet furniture Of all descriptions, comprising arst rate va
riety of superior articles in the line.
the 'rnitue of family breaking up housekeeping
Cut glass China, plated ware, kitchen utensils, &C.
THURSDAY,
tl0H o'clock, in the sales room,
Large sale of fortes and superb
wood and mahogany piano foes by celebrated make both
and second hand.
Also, 81 superb paintnss rich frames, aud fine
French furniture &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

cd and ready for oh Ocean Queen and South cs5oua
Bst%ore Gen fsrsh SYofs La%aE Wallace
and C9nstapne Mobile Active Bmore c;, Paint, J.hu
Barring ChsIss,on; pee ssys1nah; Assno Moee
The Peiade. for Lcghorn put back with loss OF ooT
soI" having been in contact with the Helen 'o
Loy9os Feb s--,Au Meney, Reid, NewYorh LdS Co'"m
L,Yc.srFr Feb a~Thc AL Wander Andrews from M9 h
go of with dsmaes' and placed alongside Gas.on Dock
MILFORD Feb SID Countess Of Arran, Obnen 7'''
Jan PR 2To.ms2 Mares EotspSi Sept
M.PEI,A Jan ssia uc1t GIose Of Plymouth simmons
U %s @ b hl s isGon Of gun T Ss s
shSIt Of rrovsiop,-wsuG sail in 70 days; u.,.n,
p % ay as SS st.
fos1.asSra sid ona SS' Bslsh' New York; 9Th
R1,MouIa EsS s "a PEEL One Hardy N91saV w,,,,.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb a-xrr soIway, e, Duncan West
s~yVrs. Jan j,1 AH E,Ts Scott,
TRIr'Tr Jan as-AT Emil WiIa,., Brown Boston
sa grand % 1 Taf Loud
SALEM, March O-An Chacedony Todd, Montsvideo 2'ti
March Sarah Gs Be-
low Wnnegance, Lowell from NOrean, Isidore springer
@ S GS Desi :S
Seaman SculI, Savannah; A'mcna. Dill Baltimore; WIN w
Wyer Over, Richmond Arr 10Th. Niagara Scudder Lonnnn
last from Madeira where she Dec a. leaking oo9
hour: discharged hove down and repaired ana seo
aeaia Jan 29passed South Channel ships and ou oil
five brluss all bound IN and some Of then
sGwer. sash Ann MarehaU5 Mpos as,GeS
Phladslpti, Wm Pit, Bakey DO; Home, Edr'dse' Abbott
Hss%s: Hs1s MsSs ssd Danube EX%ia a. oh S, knss
Richmond; Nep9ne Gg,s and Texas NewYo pai'sG Ss
c,s small Cnacoa FOR Boston Arr 10TH Franklin Gop s
Trinidad for Boston Herald Goodwin. Newburyport Tor hs
depha; North Star Winslow Boston for Baltimore; Oead
Bihber, Eastpor for do. ~
EpGARTowN March 9-Sld Granville, Bryant Thompson
Franklin Kelar. do; Antilles Stanley Boston; Dodge Hea!y
from Camden fredericksburg Herald Goodwin. Philadelphia
Fairfield. Burr Salem. ~.
PROVIDENCE March i0-Au Herald Lake, Philadelphie; III
val Presby, NYork: Paris. Baker, do. -. -.
Phil ApELPHA March liar Espeleta Amcs Grn,uegos
Oak, Ryder Boston: Louisa Hoover New York; II Wesco
Vance, do; Adams, Nickerson Providence. . -
CHARLESTON, March Arr 81 Helena, Harlow Frankiot
Mehas westerly gales during the passage
lest part Of deck load. split sails, &c. 80
APALACHIcoL Feb 25-Arr Taronta. Smith, Charleston
Cid Dauntless tBr Rogers, Livepool Courtney, (b FUR
do Virginia Eaton. do; Scion. Bucknam do Mallory
Brown NYork; Metamora Ashby, do: Florida Crocker do
Arxene cCntock do; Falconer Collins Boston; Peconic
Wilbur, do.
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Passengers Arrived.

Bs,,'ro5n,7stsam ship Great weste,n-W Anthony, VIM
hlsh, a. atsssouIy B,she Bolton. Bolton, b F
sToSoI, b saes%sha% Chandler oyh, Miss
,1nsds Isoin Kufer, N Kenn I'd q Morewood Jas
nMssrsn, r,erce Aley Petree @ fcsrce. Reach,
We Jsnr xw Welr' Wiu Witt, A Whtweli. vii
MosnE-Brs LiHden-A C linda G w Leete-s in the
sAANNAH-Brg ClintonJ SIN IT, and ~ IN the storage.
At IN the chaleedouy, from Observation-Disclosures
ca lste OF brig Naboo Of Sem Loaf the English
BANK; CAPT aIker Brown late Of brig Arga sold Monte
ydeoi Car Gee untop and Chas N-wcomb and Francis
video. ~ ''7'' ~ ~ 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

RUssELL's PLANETARIUM-This extraordinary
machine will not be allowed to leave Niblo's Sa-
loon, Tor few days longer On Saturday evening
the room was crowded, and many were unable to
get peep at it, Every true American that loves his
country, and the arts and sciences ought to see this
truly astonishing and interesting exhibition previous
to its leaving. The country; every male and female
seminary in the city ought be allowed to visit the
Panetarium. which exhibits the heavenly bodies in
motion In so interesting manner. 1t is exhibited
from 10 till O'Clock during the day, and at IN the
evening. Price of admission only 25 cents
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% sARsaPARlLLA.-The highly concentrated
and active preparation Of sarsapara prepared under the
direction OF TIE College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the
city OF New York. is nov universally prescribed by the
medical faculty. Dr. Brande in the last edition OF his
valuable work the Maera Medcs speaks in the high
terms of appreciation Of this elegant article He states
that in obstinate cuaneous diseases and in the sequeae Of
syphilis possesses virtues not hitherto observed in any
article OF the Moteria Medca" Such favorable opinion
from such ausy respected authority does not require
syllable OF added recomm, ndson. This compound
tract of SarsaPars sold in single bottle at rs cts EACH
In cases with half dozen bottles $685. dozen So.
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
NIB A liberal discount allowed to country practen.
ers and druggists.
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BENEFITS WORTH PArRoNIsING.-No less than eighteen
performers of celebrity and talent have volunteered their
this afternoon at clock and again this even
ing, for the benefit of Mr.. H. G. Sherman and Haett
at the American Museum Besides which the Indian
riors from the far west can be during the day pro-
badly for the last me they nearly ready and
are daily expecting to return to their wild homes And
STILL independent of these attractions the usual at
fractions OF the Museum including the sublime and beau
tfu moving dioramas of the Deluge the Lady of the
Lake and Fays Paradise the Mechanical Figures of VII
vald the splendid Melodeon and other charlottesville
whole Of which engage the services Of fifty persons
Such effort made to please the public for the tring
of twenty five cents is unparalleled end it will be
worth double the amount to see the brilliant crowds of
ladies and gentlemen which will hrong the Museum this
day and evening This is the annual 'benef week" at
the Museum.
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M9BLEGBrg Linden bbls beeswax bales cotton Wis
ne cae co.'s Emo Phelps-27 Masters Markoe Cos
Az MaIks739 spohord. 'rileston co-lt0J II Tanan
81 Ill., s'tland OBJ Cushman.s Kingsland co
Fuller N' - AA'''"s' P"s -
MoBnETBrg Mary.6a bale, cotton Newbold Cruft-l57
post rniipsI6a Perkins Hopkns-54 Matend-7l
portion, FOX Livingston-13 Bronson-a6 N Wiley-2
Buck Y eo-6s2 sticks cedar J Edel Ia bxs Hovt
SAFEGUARDING Cnton-3O bales cotton Nj Presrott-l56
Sm,th, Mills co-,92 8 Stone-96 Bar,tow & Pope-7i
Got &co-3O bales cotton Surges Cearman20 bags
pnkroot fost Man-6 pkgs Mavl-I box bale Merritt
Ely co-ioo bales cotton y cks rice to order.
DAREN-Schr Dodge-il bales cotton Smith, Mills coil
boorman Johuson color Barstow Pepe-23l Stone
S2 Perkins x Hopkins w A Mors-5 tics rice Newbod
Cruft-i Staples x col Penton.
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PARIS LIFE PILLS


THIS Fine Herbal Medicine has scarcely been introduced
into the United months yet this short space
g!orrsor, 10 yale in the States q New YORK
New England States and Canada has increased with :reh
sicf sesey II. %'ld ,dsse
may give reeffor short time brt always the Of
the system by and rem err, %ors oIs e r.
Pills gently eradicate disease by removing all obsucons
tenn and creating natural and healthy action Of bodyhey
also powerfully tonc and restore TO the pstien long
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMNeo.-The brig Wood
stock, Capt Baker, from Aux Cages, arrived at Sa-
vannah, brings intelligence conhrmatory of the
ported instruction in ST. Domingo A letter from
the American Consul, dated Feb 8, states that all
the south part of the island is in state of civil war
and the reimbursement of Jeremie is in complete
possession of the revoutionists. The insurgents are
commanded by Col. Rlviere, who is represented as
a man of much resolution and energy. They de-
clare their object to be the establishment of con-
stiuton modelled after that of the United States
I he Woodstock brought dispatches from the Anne
rican Consul to the Secretary of State which were
Immediately forwarded to Washington.