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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

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tsssFsrwanaxEing ahesi snssiiske5s Why
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thea pass 81 81 4 lsays - 10 maze gpsa
mfir faded losrl.Ressl Why i il mai
The slars who held their festival as0sad
ths mldnfghi lhr0ne are SCI sbese lhs
grasp u or limissd faesilies. let-Ssf
meekiag - 9Th lheir aasppfQ @hssie
gioryf And. 6aslly, ~hy "a 1ha tee
brighs, forms Of hsman As>sty are pre-
ssnled 10 cor siew. s6Sf1lsn taken iron
us. lsasinx ne ssssssnd streams Of cor
aaecsioas "a az bark il Alpine ionrns
psoa our hsaraf We sse barn cor .
higher asslihy lhan hat Of sarlh; ;hsrs i
= rain shsre rainbo~s nesss fade; ~hsfe
me siass ~isi be sdi before us. l,ks islsls
tsai duaeer On she oeeanssna whersshr
teings hal psss before 10 hks shsdoss.
gill siay IN our Prsseaee fssessfi
Balaeer.
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Hillsbor0ugh House.

fnIE Subscribef having purchased the house
- and lot in Hiiisb.rou2h. well kno~n ~
Faddss's old stand. lately occupled BY Thomas
D. Craze, sign Hdisborsdsh House, takes this
method 10 idiora, The pabiic generally. thai be
Is nov prcparee Ii srcSssrioda,e travellers,
and drosers 1f all kinds. as he has good stalls,
and lois with walter in Them. As this house
i very near ne coat House, il would b. very
convealelt for Jurors. and others who have
bus 6ess ~ court. My table shall be furnish.
ed with a. good as the country affords, and
my stables with plenty Of good proyender.
Ny Bar also shalt be furnished witt good spi
Iiis, and 10 eniveiy separate from The house
! hope, therefore, 10 give full satisfaction 10
all who mag please 10 favour me viii, their
custom. Owirg 10 ihe hardness Of he times,
any charges shAii be very low.
few regular boariers eaa also be accom-
modaicd. - 4s
| intend 10 keep On hand Flour. Corn
Meal. Tobacco, DC. which will sell
los for cash.
Il JAMES JACKSON, Jr.
December 7. So
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Stop the Runaway!

Dan away from the Subscriber on ine isi
80 oar ,gf Jsaaary, ss43. . Negro Boy named
HrDSCN, sSoal Is OF "a years old. i've ieel
nine or ted ncheshish. dark complexion, his
upper front teeth somewhat deeayed; has an
impediment ia his speech, or shutters when
frightened. Said boy had on when he lefl me
white wool bal. dark mixed frock coat worn
ont. al each elboH, blue Kentucky vest, his
partitions 81 Hglit color, made DC coarse
northern stuff iwilled, butioned up before, and
. rer pair Of northerd shses, fs inches and .
Gasrier long. Said boy, expect, il making his
way 10 Mississippi, OF the western district Of
Tennessee. as he vas brought from there last
June. will give reward Of iea dollars Cor
the delivery Of said hey 10 me, or bis being
sonfaed 10 aay jail in tieis,ate, or ten dollars
if cut ol the state. Any leilcf addressed 10 me
concerning thc boy, must be directed 10 Tram
aailiiy, Granville county, or Fishdam, Wake
county, Neah Carolina.
JEREMIAH ESTES.
JANUARY /. ss-lm
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HILLS ROUG II. N. &.
PUBLISHED wEEKEr
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS A TEAR, on TWO poLLA"'
FiRTr cEHTs II rAID IN AuYAEcE.
Those who do not give notice Of their "''n
to have their paper die, oniinncd al The eSp''a.
ton Of the year, will be- presumed as fcsf'"s
IT., ontin, ante until counicImap6cd -Ano w
paper will be discontinued until all orrrafae'
are paid unless al tie option oitihe fnbntstne,'
Advc'tlscmcnis not exceeding sisiten i'Ies'
one dollar FOR Il first, and iasni, five q MS
Tor each Sibs qoen, insertion; longer onet "a
proportion. { curl advertisements twenty ~
per rcnt i'inhrr. A dcdus iian OF 81 per c'"''
will be made ~ ada critters BY tLt .cai'
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WoxAs's SrxrArm.=Ths N. Haven
Herald rslsfs GhsE a. q runaway horse.
arsgrinr swsgaa ~ish young lad. In IL.
was suddenly brcaghlap wish a crash IN
shs sresa of that scwn, tat foriaasssly
wi4houl injury. 20 the bay. 40 old lady 10
great > f1izfion. folIowee sn rufsuil ofshs
wsgsn. = Moshks. moshef." exclaimed
her daughter. . where zrs yaa goingl
Dohhgel lsio NE cfbwd; eaa's do bin
sny good" Seeing her sgilaiion. lady
Sho hsppened 70 be passing !. The mo-
ment ksndiy inquired; !. l. he your soai''
= Oh na.' replied The guod old marion.
Ab4 he j. somsbody's son"
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April S.

u IL N VI Y W. q n CxNs
yf. EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure OF an.
noancing In his friends and The public &c.
nerally. hat lie has received from PhiIadeIphia
neal assortment OF JEW ELLERY, consist
i0g in part nf
Guild and Silver lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches, 80"
Gold guard aud fob Keys,
Fine Gold Ring.
y Breast Pms and Earrings,
Silver Pracils. and Leads 10 suit,
Silver Tmn btes, $780,
Gold llfas,s and Crosses,
+ A rich assortment OF Silver and Steel
Spertaeirs, 10 SUI. all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Sponns,
Satl Spoons. and Butter Knives,
Roger supe,i"r Knives and Scissors,
siive, Ear aud Tooth Picks.
Money PURSES and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons. 1888
Steel aud Gilt Ws,ch KEYS ami Chains,
SILK. Braid, aud Elastic Guards for
Watches, H@
Gold Barrel I.ncke,s; @@-
Sc Coral. Gull Lockets, 4a >>5=
or Watches aud Clocks oi all descriptions
cleaned and repaired 10 his accustomed supe-
lior-siyle. ,s8 IL szs.......@~.s IS
May 4. ...-s.. h. .-.5.... a.
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80 NJ seSy y feFfs. and flilasA&fnssA -.
sstss eel pfefsasisaslis shsemA Assiss -
ssexixsd. 4 r ssh sa& e&hesssss sssusfA.s ~ Il
MEDICINES, he - pEseAs~d fs8sfszsR ~
srsxls aksi may - wasted - M&essss assn<.
sepaemhsf .. &C. ~
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Just Published,

"A ND For Sale at Mr.. Lynch's Jewelle'
ry Shop aud al DR.. A. parks's esiao,,
lishment, "A Narrative of the Life and
Adventures Of EDWARD G.. BOILING,
with full account Of his remarkable case
Of Bigsmy," &c. Price % cents.
October x6. .-.. Al
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United states District Court
OF. North Carolina.


IN RANKRCPTcYs
Notice 10 shaw cause against Petitions q
The following Petitioners fur their discharge
and eeati6raIe a. BankFurls. a Newhern. On
Monday The 81 day of JaausrY, ls43, 70 VII:
ORANGE COUNTY.
ALFRED Waddell. farmcr,.
Russell James, farmer.
John Homer. farmer.
General Baker. wheel-wrighi,
William n. Hopkins. farmer,
James Nutiall. inn-kceper,
William Steel. farmer.
Whsiam Lloyd, farmer.
Joseph j. Woodrow, taller,
William Lackey. farmer,
Charles M. Latimcr, late merchant,
Joseph L. Moring,
John MI. Mason, timer.
William Durham, farmer,
Thomas Riley, laborcr,
Solomon Fuller, saddler,
James M. Watson, ssddleF,
James A. Morgan, farmer.
Publication ordered.
II. POTTER, d.. U. s. ID. C.
November 4. a. low
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Piano Forte : music


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- tas pssssaa sssk TEN PIANO fuAItss
amaaa shixh 10 : ala asd al Oeaafe fstse
Faxfs. rsFg supsfief eaa % saF stef sxsm
ksse. rheshave sem 81 bfHd stEy tafss
stoek. aaa akaia respee1fsiay gsq1sst th@ss
ssaad Gs esemss sflIilisbsFssEh e.
rsroas 80 are - EAST e rianes. ta San aMs
see shem aaa tsy lhsms aas thsy uni - een-
viaees 81 gneir smpsFiorsiy % any etAst Ass.
|fsrtnrs. NC wfll FiEe . wfissen saFrsssy =
= lAsif 81 ssaias sa1 kssPiag - ssss aeass'
lhaa aay slhEt:
They hass also On hasd lsFes sssers@fnl
&c Music 81 sAa lalfss puelieaaaen tog f. !.
saa Gaisax. striags 81 all sssts, eest sleasAs
flutes, kcesndsohs. stl klnds u Bfsss lasfu
msals lsr NiiisaFy Bassss Dfans g. ~ saiss
sc. ke.
g. Berg & CO. waulS respectfully ftsf y
mead their assortment 81 fisnos anc mntie y
IPnaeipass sad geskbkfs of Schoels. Arr g
dsf shall Be lsiisfully sad Pfonpsly ssisass'
lac. :.
Ser The esaTsaieaes ef pstehsssFs n Merit
lcaEoliaa. Docior Walsoa u Oxiefd. hawai-
lkiadsv eoasenled 10 act a. our Agenl. has ses
on haad soFae or esE iaslrBmeaAs. We shal
shortly establish sgeaeies - ether parts .
North carelias. kaoaias lhal wherever 80
Ipiaeos beeoase kaoEa .hsg @Ill bs Pfeleffe'
10 aay olkef.
4 lnlxfS. CO.
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Leather, Sc.

TUE Subscriber has % hsnd the faliewiaf
Il articles. which will be sold lsr casa eaisi
Isssl Philadelphia Cslf skin.
MHseea. ior Ladies' and Gsnaemens
Seal SKINS.
l.lniag SAND.
Binding skiass
Shos Thread.
Boot Webbing.
Boot Chord stsd Sprigs.
1tkass aiso sa sssssisssni ef skives
al article for halters
WI. II. BROWN.
NssemhefS as
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United STATES District Court
Of N0ffk Carolina

TN BANKRUPTCY.
.EO;ice 10 SNOW cause against Petition of
James Tarner. Of Orange county, Far
sner. to be declared Bankrupt, at New.
bern. on Monday the 23d day Of January
hext: 49,. :
!, William Burton, Of Orange county,
Farmer; 10 he declared Bankrupt, al
Newberh, on Monday the 23d day oil
January next.
John cabe, Of Orange county, Carpen..
Der, TO be declared Bankrupt, at New
bern, on Monday the 23d day Of January
flext. 4#~
Join E6ftoh. of Orange county. La
borer, TO be declared a Bankrupt, al
Newhera, on Monday the 23d day OF ia
huary asxt. -
BY crdcs OF ibc Court.
f. n. III. POTTER,
IA, l.feligg Clerk Of Court in bankruptcy
Aecenlber Is b5-3u
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SplIE subseriheEs. having esiahlished them
- selves in IIiilsboroueh, one door below the
Printing OlTice, would respectfully announee
10 che public that they have on hand an exlea
siye assortment Of all the articles 10 their line
Of business, viz:
Saddles, Brides, Mariingales.
Carriage, Gig. and Carryali Harness,
Trunks. tbnth wood and iron francs. J
Carriage, sGlkey, Drovet's, TSig and
Wagon Whips,
Collars Of al kinds.
Saddle Bsgs, Travelling Bags. and Bal.
faio Robes,
4 fine and large assortment Of Bits,
Siirrup Irons, Spurs, &c. &c.
All orders Cor the manufacture Of articles
for repairing sc. done al the shortest notice
and in the best style.
They promise that no exeriion on their pa
shlll be spared TO give satisfaction 10 the puh
Tic, and earnssliy request the favour % trial
HOOKER t. ID. PHILLIPS.
January 5. 05-
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! TGsrs are 10 whig papers. 10 locOfoc0.
s.no party. | Agricultural. ! temperance.
1 abolition. and . Mormon newspapers
iva puslished in The State Of Illinois-32
In s1.
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rPiIE subscriber having been considerably
Iscemmoded By psrsoas passing over The
Plantation 10 her occupancy. throwing down
fssces, SC. she hereby gives notice that ali
persons who may hereslier DO foaad trcspsss-
iEg on said premises will be held responsible
for damages, and prosecuted accordingly.
NARY MILLER.
January 4. SC I'm
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Lost or Mislaid,

N NOTE &c had. given 10 The Subscriber By
- Joln Tarner. of liiIlshafosgh, ier ffy
dollars, payable Al September term u The Sa-
perior t:oaFg Cor Orange eoaaiy. All persons
are foEwaraed from trading for said note. and
Tie sasd Taraer from paying the same 10 any
persoa but myself
JOHN r. MINNIS.
JaaaaTy4. So Nv
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
fresh anpply Of LARD.
1, AND TALL0W.
WANTED, Flax Seed, Beeswax, and
49,. Tallow. ~~~
=: MIcKLE & NORWOOD:
November %. ST.
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C0nfectiOnarieS, &c.

lfRs. YAssEUR begs leave 70 inform The
public generally, thai she has mt re-
eeiyed d HANDSOME assortment Of articles 10
her lae; among which. she wonld particular.
N meaiion, Il some excellent Pine Appls and
other Cheese, ana several barrels Of Maekerel,
Nos 1. .. aud ). The public are iasiled 10
give her call.
NoFcmbcs 9. ~
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Fresh Lucerne and
tn clover Seed.
'E'HE subscribers nase jus, received ,
fresh supply OF lne above seeds.
MlCKLE & NORWOOD.
Jolly 25. ga
For Sale,
A VALUABLE TRACT OF

OM FINNHSS
ngEss, A VALUABLE TRACT OF
SSIs55sS LAND, about three miles south ives,
%YsS oftiillsboronsh, containing two hun
4ss.3ssss< drcd and fifty acres. invent, five oil
witch ase now now under cultivation. This
land is Of the best qualify of upIanJ in Or.
angc, well waiered and hrayIly ,i,nbercd. His
within a mile Of al excellent Merchant AID
Saw Mill. and the ncighbourhood ncxs option
abie. The owner Of this Land living in lin
cola'on, is DESTROYS Of selling aad i, can there.
fore De bought on mosi accommodating lie ms
A"v "ne drs,fons ot seeing TIE and. vii
please apply To Inc Subscriber, or 10 T.. N
Naddcli, who resides near IT,
VIM. CAMERON, agen,.
Angus, s. 81
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BL.qYKS9or safe al this 0.Rce.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
LOUl3YILLE Ml,sSENgEn.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED Every
SATURDAY MouNfso, nv
John j. Thompson,

TEnNs,-TWO DOLLARS per
aonum, IN advance, or THREE, at
the end oftbc year.
ADyEHrisENENTs will be inserted
ut tho rate of ~ 90 per square for
the first insertion, aud so cents for
each week thtrsuasr--ton lines or
less, constituting square. The nun.
Der Of insertions required, must be
marked on the margin of the manu-
script, or they will be inserted till
forbid, and charged accordingly.
ALI Advertisements from distance,
must be accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Announcing candidates for Office
will be SIS for county oaices-$lo
for state o1ices--in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all letters
connected with the office, to ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
-ouisyc, Winston Co, Miss Saturday April !, 1919

4 Kinder make fan Of tho old dog, and
lor Cboiaw don't be too hard, yon
must a., lao had Il constitutional
right 10 he money, any how.
Ffecmnn. Oh, 1 will give him goss
and pay him down. | will put In
moro 6, words and bits Of poetry
than cvtf you saw.
litter .Sfvcrat Wig Friends.
Tmker Gentlemen, have got n
document using up a hegp OF the
democrats. Shall Tread II TO your
All. Read, read, il Governor
Governor reads TO their no small
delight)
All First rate, governor, first
rate, can't be beaten.
Wing. Governor, that is fine poe.
Try in your fixing; did you make it.
Tucker. Cant exactly say did.
Wing. May be it came outer
Shakespeare.
Tucker. (Confused,) will ask
Freeman. ! say Freeman, did that
are poetry, in my piece come outer
Shakspeare9
Freeman. There can be no doubt
of it. took it out Of the dictionary
ofquotations, and the dictionary cred
tied to Shakespeare.
Tucker. Cooking wild,) that is,
gentlemen, got it in the dictionary,
,winking to Freeman.)
Freeman. Yes, the Governor got
It there.
Tucker. Gentlemen, wrote that
document myself.
Freeman. Yes, SO you did, Gov.
ornor freeman looking silly.)
Wing. (Aside.) There seems to
be some doubt as to the paternity of
this business. However, it will make
a fuss in the wigwam, and blow Old
Talabola sky high. So go it you
cripples.
A LooKER-oN IN JACKSON.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
-'-- --------'-------- -----------'--'-----
P D E 4 R Y
THE RESTING PLACE.
1850 BY CnARL Es MACKAY.

Tell me, ye winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Do We not know some spot
Where mortals weep no mole!
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west,
Where free from toll aud pain,
The weary soul may rest!
The loud wind dwindled to a whis per low,
And sigh'd for pity sit answered, "No!"
Tell me, thou mighty deep,
Where pillows round may play,
Know'st thou some favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which he signs,
Where sorrow never lives,
And lriedship never dies?
The loud waves, rolling in perpetual Aow.
Stopp'd for while, and sighed to answer "No y
And thou, serenest moon,
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep in nights embrace.
Tell me, in all thy round
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find happier lot?
Behind cloud the moon withdrew in wo,
And a sweet voice, but sad, responded "No."
Tell me, my secret soul,
Oh! tell me hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From sorrow. sin and death!
Is there no happy spot
Where mortals may be BLESSED,
Where grief may fud oalm,
And WEAKNESS rest!
Faith, Hope, and Love--best Blooms to mortals
given---
Waved their bright wings, and whispered "Yes !!
in Heavenly
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
MISCELLANY.
AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN
DISAPPOINTED OFFICE
SEEK Frs.
Enter Tucker and Freeman.

Tucker. Don'tyou think, Freeman,
that the id Convention has re-
fused to nominate me for Governor
Ieaeman. wish the Convention
was at the devil. They refused to
nominate me for Congress, after |
had told every bodyI would have it,
and electioneered all about with the
members. That is what makes me
feel little mean.
Tucker. What do they say agaist
me! What do they charge me with!
Freeman. Why, that which they
seem to harp on the most. is that you
are dull and stupid. Great many say
that you have not sense enough fer
a good Justice Of the peace.
Tucker. Well, Freeman, you need
not be quite so smart in telling that,
for the old Architect says you are an
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
ARREST OF COL. GRAVES.

On Wednesday, evening last, the
State Treasurer was arrested on the
charge ofembezzling public funds,
and taken before the Hon. Chief JUS
tice Sharkey for examination-pro-
cess against him having issued upon
an affidavit made by Gov. Tucker,
that he had reason to believe the
Treasurer was embezzling, &c. The
Attorney General appeared as the
prosecutor, and Col. Graves was as
sisted in defence by able counsel, to-
wit; Gen. Quitman, VIM. Yerger, P.
Lea, and the Hon. D. O. Shattuck.
The Justice propounded the usual
questions of'guilty or not guilty. to
the Treasurer, who boldly replied,
"not guilty." The Chief Justice far
Their asked Graves, ifhe was ready to
go into his defence, to which he re-
piled Il am--for being innocent, if
| am not ready now, | never Shall be-"
The Attorney General then proceed
ed to call witnesses, and the examina-
ton commenced. On the part ofthe
State, the following named witnesses
were called, to-wit: Col, Fall, VIM.
Morris, ]. Greene, COL L. G.. Gallo
way, G. M. Price, Shelton, Mathews
and we believe two others. The tes-
timony of Col. allwas, in substance,
that he had received from the State
Treasury, $4,000 in gold, on ordina-
ry State warrants. The gold was
paid to him in Soyreigns, at SIS each
he made no objection to receiving
them at that rate--he did not know
from what fund Graves paid him---he
had advised with Gov. Tucker as to
the propriety of the Treasurer's pay
ing a portion Of the Three per cent.
Fund on account Of the State printing
the Governor had given it as his
opinion, that the fund could not be
so applied, but added that it was
matter entirely under the control of
the Treasurer, and he would give it
to the Treasurer, as his opinion, that
the claim of COL Fall was merito-
rous one, and he shouldNbe paid ifany
one was.
Messrs Morris and Greene'had re-
ceiyed no money IRON the Treasury,
and were examined principally as to
The cnrrent value Of Sovreipns. II. S.
notes, &c.
Col. Galloway said he had received
about $500 at different timesfrom the
Treasurer-he did not inquire out Of
what funds he was paid--the times
with State officers being difficult, he \
was "thankful for small favots.'
c. M. Price knew but little about
the matter, except from common ru-
NOR. Col. Shelton was examined ut
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01

sUdAR--Since our last report, fair degre,
OF acuviiy has continued TO prevail 10 the mar.
ket Tor this article, the demand being chiefly
from the western trade; the sales Of the 3 days
amounting TO about 500hhds., az prices ranging
from "a ada
MoLAssEs. This article has been sold as
h'gh as l54 Ia cts. slnee our last, but the
heavy arrivals yesterday morning caused il again
to decline to 10 1874 cts.
LARD.-There has been an unaccounable fall
ling OIL IN the demand for Lard, and prices have
in consequence declined. We now quote prime
leaf IN kegs s., barrels 81 a 81
WHIsKEY.-There has been rather better
feeling in the market for whiskey, during the past
few days, with a slight improvement, in prices !.
we quote IL a % as the going rates, at which
holders are firm.
BAcoN.--There is but very light demand for
bacon, and the stock of both city smoks West
ern u on the increase the current rates for hams
% a 7 cts, canyassed cts, sides 3 81 cts,
shoulders cts.
BEGGING & RoPE.-There is little or no de-
man for these articles, and prices are merely no
minal Kentucky bagging 1 l2s cash. ia
l34 IN time. India | 3 d Ia cash and time. Ken
lucky rope AL cts. cash and on time.
CdFFEE. The demand has been good this
week and yb. stocks are reduced. In quotations
we make no alterations, remafking that prices
are very stiff; 8 to 81 cts, Rio II to "a cts.,
Lagtayra 8 to 81 cts.
SALT.-Since our last we notice sales from
ship-Soard of about 6O00 sacks Liverpool at .
for coarse and 81 Is 81 20 for fine.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
ALL KIND OF

Work done at short notice.
Sherif's, Clerks, Justices and
Constable's Blank Writs constantly
on hand, and for sale on reasonable
terms.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
COMMERCIAL.
INV ORLEANS riuCE cunitEhT
fC0peeted UeehigJ


FAINHbAfg Nlaffh W. lNaBi
VorroN,sOn Wedngahay The maiket opened
DOL, the sales not exceeding 1000 bales, and 90
ihumay, the same nmoum was sold Yesterday
buyers and sellers we're ined of waiting fof the
Eufopean news 70 the 4th Jan, and 1000 bales
changed bends, NJ a slight dee libeiu the low and
middle qualities. We do not alter 0ur quotnt ions
bot wait tbs action of the expected news on the
maiket IN the next few daya.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
". ORLEANS RAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

m
LIciahSe On Li'slaiiu' at s'ehl,--pr
10 10 oo uaJs, "a pIm
10 Iarls, oo Jays OLIVIA oI'oS
10 NE" iorH' az Sish' - aoais
10 New ioIK' oo uayS' d as
10 boston, At slght oa4 as
10 boston, oo Gays oaoa als'
10 FnliadeiPhia' als,sht oa4 as
10 PhllaPeiphia' ooaays oaoa Gls
DO baltimore, at sight 3a4 dis.
DO Baltimore, oo aayS oaoa as
u states treasury NOTES. laSs als;
SoVereigns Sf ofaSa 81
Spanish Douploons Slo loaol 10 o.
t "'liG.s ce IG @Ao sa1 - nan
o. franc njeces - SO SoaS3 90
Moxican DolIars par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes = par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie.
Mechanics " Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
CarroIlton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Co'll'li :. d.. onao5 az
Citizens Bank 3Oa33 dis.
Improvement Bank 65a7o dis.
Exchange Bank 55a60 dis.
Bank of Orleans 55a60 dis.
Atchafa1aya Bank 75ae0 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ksl ,oa,sd;s
on Merchants Blk N. O}
rorrs on THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-01
BLANKS,

Ofevery description, neatlyexecu
ted at this OFFICE,