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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
Notice.

DAN away from the suhscr,b while al Ms-
~ son II all, 10 Orange couaty. on tue 18Th
instant, Ncgr" Man bv the name of JGiiH,
'wen., eight years Old, si1 Tee, higa. Stout.
built, tn'era5ls black, AMI h one or 'wo ioin's
"a sa,ne o"e ar two Of his toes. Ar+asuf,ahio
rewar VIII he given for his apprehension and
delivery 10 fnos. Y Mrhare, ~ orange eoun-
", " e., mr. In III s"b,o Tier, Ia Chester eonG.
", Union Die CT. : q.
SAMUEL VANCE.
SanIn A. -. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

An arrival at New York from St Do
mingo brings intelligence of the suppress
sion of the rebellion in that island, the
ringleader d his two sons having given
themselves up to the authorities. There
had been late alteration in the CONNER
cial laws. All f,rsign vessels had opay
double por. charges Duties Gil exports
had been reduced one half. Coffee from
$23 PER thousand to sl3; hgwood from
81 to ST. No alteration on imports.
Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

Encomagsag.-Ihe receipts o, The
past summer months Tor travel over The
Wilmington andRoanoke Rail Road we're
considerably grcatei than those Of the cor
responding months Of last season, not.
wi,hstanding There was in the mean lime
a reduction on the charges Of nearly thlr
,y three per cent The increase is a,ri
bu'ed in part to the reduced fare, and
otherwise, 20 the ie,iesed times.
Hilminsfoa thron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

The Fall Term Of The Superior Court
Of this cuun'y vas bel TIE present week.
Judge Baby presiding. We Iegre, /"
STATE, thai thr Sta e D.ckei was crow ded
To an extent Unrrecsd ed for many
yeats. occupying tie altenton al the
Court the greaier part OF The week.
Henry L,ue vas Ir'ed Tor The murde,
of Joan Bedford. the hight alter HE ia,r
etG,iun, fund gully, sni sentenced to
be hug on FRIDAY. TIE l3h pIoxlmo-
an sp. cal to The Supreme Court was
granted. Le'm Irsgeu was q n,Ic'ed oil
uaylayIng and badly beating J"hn Moot.
iag. al nigh, III the public rad. aud sen
lenred to pay line "i $500, aud be TN
pr soned three mun,ts.
flis Honor pres d. d with ability, dig
NIFTY. aud inpa t'.l'y, and fee!,ngly aud
rnergeiesliy commented upon these as
-e'avsi,d breaches of tie peace. and uI
gnod utter. We have TO doubt the CON.
,icr,ons and srn'enr.s oi thus week viii
haze tendency to check the semi barba'
ri"us pracues nf using deadly weapons
on tn. slightest ptosocsnon. hlch appears
To be rapidly ON The increase here. as
elsewhere. Marlborough Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
Attention!

TO he commissioned GDicers and MU-
sicians Of The 47th Regiment Of North
Carolina NiiinG.
WUU ne he ely nolified aud ordered To sp.
pear an Hhis6nTUugh, on ffldsy tue zO;h
Instant, armed and equipped as the law directs,
f,r dntl and court maitiIl; aud On SaIu'da,
the sisi, yan are commanded 10 appear ~
iiiIisbaiDugh, with Your respective companies.
al II o'clock, armsS aud eq tipped as the Law
directs, for reglmenIai rxeT,isr. All oil ere
are ordered 10 make their returns ia court
MaTlia'I
WM. II. WOODS, Cot. Com.
October 4. ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
Military Election.

10 the commissioned Offers offhe 47ih
Regiment Of NoTh fiarOliaa Militia.
YYou are hereby notified that az eleriion
~'ll he heid in til'sborurgh. on FRIDAY
the soth met. to elect a BIead,er General for
the sixth Brigade at Nnih Cat IA Mllnia.
VIM. ii. WOODS, Gel Com.
October 4, Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
CONSISTENCY OF THE PAETv.-The
Standard and other Locofoco organs in

CONSISTENCY OF THE PAHTv.-The
STANDARD and other Locofoco organs in
TINS s''-.~, --:i -.. ,s:..e' tho tariff as - a
Wing measure" imposing on the poor
agricul,urisi enormous taxes for the be-
nefi, of the rich Northtrn manufacturers. !"
In Pennsylvania the same party organs
speak language directly The reverse. and
Instead of conforming the Wings for the
passage If the tariff, claim the credit Of
i, themselves. The Pittsburg Morning
Post, leading Locofoco paper, speaks
boaslfully Of it as follows:
Prosperity has returned TO our country
Thuusantls ui wOrkmrn have Procured employ
81. ~, ~ rons. q ,rn Of the adoption oi Ia
III tha, uus carried by Democratic sCie'
The Fast has some truth on It's side.
Prosperity has in measure returned to
the country, and the tariff was passed 6y
the helm If democratic votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
cHINA, GLASS,
and Earthenware.
JAHES n. SMITH,
IMPORTER,

syermere street, Petersburg, Va.
TTis new pen foil supply &c
CHINA. Of various kinds and quail
tbs. .
GLASS, Cot, Pressed and Plain.
EARTIlENR ARE, OF every DO
seripiion.
liz will supply himself by importation with
gnods. and purchasers WIN may iayor him with
a cali may depend upon having poods Of the
best qnslly, packed sfh great care, and on
reasonable lefn.s.
september }. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
Valuable Land, SC.
FOR SALE.
September IL.

~ - &0 = k1sSSs
f'HE Subscribers ulit # ! nr sale. on Fi.
day The 2Tth al October nrxi, IRcT d"sl
Fable riantdion IN ~" eas:ctn part sf the
county ri Orange, \. C.. lying rear the wa
ters al Flat River, adj ,Iuina the lands 1T HilIIe
2. NanJLnI, f. q. nan2uui, Jonn Motz", lie
win Ellis AID Piiy liipkias, coat aln,ng 24I
acres aid an the sajue day and place, unulh
er rrac,. known as tue z ,dsck Tract. cu.-
tainiap 81 acres rae AID l. be"uiiIu v stu
atc,i, a.u cxtrcm, ly well w1ie'ed. the e beng
n"' less tndn i"ar "r five c"nstant saSings Ia
differed prisut the paLatIut, brs'd an ox.
rrIlro' wei # water W the yard The ~
PRUYEMENfS are very substantial, CONSIST.
ING ii al ,xcelea, Dwell ng III '"sr al t"u,
"m<, aad all u ,rsscr, "n,.' "u-rs, va: a
X, cue. >m"ke h"us", Il a"r y B" :, Ma
b rs S.; VI re asr ai>u ~ x,ri!ea y""ng
Urrna,.:s. both Aphe aod P a,h. ""ar I've
yard o s,l.rt irun. Tue Ia al IL I'd pl"d 'a
- ..s.-.l. CT, wn"at oats, &'.
aud Is III b re roRd'iInn Tar ar pine ur.. ,.,at
Persons wIshIng to purchase, ate itlstsrd 70
e"ae ahd NJ "lar the premsrs henrr '"H i".
al s.i'. 4 CREDIT Of oa. aud ~" ga VT W
gwen, bond With apnrnv srcur " req I'd.
JOHN n. YOUNG,
THOS. SPEED
september " 30 Is
-9G@~
s3sy. ALSO. "u The same dsy and
Ez.S plar~ vii be aftFei iur sac, sb"u,
I25 harel. OF Cora,
sor 0 stacks rf F older, and as many
Oats.
new tso.horse wagon,
A Thre.hrne M4chine, o..
rhr "r four excellent H,rses,
Aoout c5 head uf Csttis, aud rs or 80
head ol H'gs,
A parcel of top-Fodder. Wheat Straw,
Shncks, &r.
E,ery kind Of Plantation Tools.
besides uIb,r articles too tedious Ia msrtion.
Twelve months creIit will be given, bond
with secu ny required. -
JOHN ii. YOUNG.
THOS. SPEED.
September 20. s'- 4"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05

TIE Ncrs aadfhe .Narkets.-fhe news
By the Caledonia. It will be seen by the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
Bankrupt Sale.

nv Saturday the 7lL 81 October neaI, shall
" sell al the court house door in lhIs place,
E,r cash, I" the highest bidder. the following
orioles, viz:
One good Silver Patent Lever Watch.
extra IsweIled, surrendered by Mi!lIsm Hop.
kins. ... -
Que vsry fne doubls.barrel rsrcCssitn
tin, vii complete shooting APPARATUS, BY 1.
ii LATIN =. ... -- a-.s.e..
John NJ. Mason's innres, in he rs;4rt
isl.i loI making G:ry,s uiuime1i, b,iag Ona
hall
All Green A. Mahgum's right. TILE, and
interest W. ten ~ nIare etg'u,s. Lriunsine ~
the ss,alc CT I x,kiel y6se, deed, ior the Ea.
irre OF witch lutritsi s'e lie vii oI sa:d VI.
sew, reco. ded in the cltTk's tifice of urauge
County Court. -
Waller A. NORWOOD.
General .issisn,s in Bank'ariey JOr N Gngs.
Ez. THE APP hcanls fnr final dis.
GskS charge aud certificate, must pay of
All costs, aud exhibit TO me proofs # conf pin.
aare with the law. an or before Monday The
I6lh afuttpher n'x', IN order that their cases
NAV be seal down ia time Tor the Court.
w. A. N.
September 81. 9S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-05
List Of Letters.

RsnaahihR u he P.sI 0iIirs Al II,.l.ha
n,ugh On lhe isa day ~ al hsr. less.
shash Il nnt iAkrn nnl IL three mnns.s.
al he seal % DE CsEeisl P0sl Oll.cs
a. dead Irlless.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
congressional Candidates.

So far as we have heard any express
sion Of opinion, it is universally in ia
vor of running whig ticket. Will not
the Wings of tbs county move in public
meeting relative to the matter? 1t is
time our candidates were in the field
The refusal Of the locos to district the
State was a stroke of policy. The wings
had refused in Convention to nominate
unless the State was districted, ard the
game now is to prevent a fair race by
the refusal to district. Shall we thus al
low the locos to trick themselves into
power? If we are opposed to electing
candidates on the ground of O violation
cf law, shall we on that account refuse
to run our own candidates? ltis no rea-
son ct all. If we run no candidates,
will that prevent the violation of law by
the locos? No-but render ii certain.
The responsibility Of their admission or
rejection rests with the House Of Rep
resentatiyes. For the whig party of
Mississippi-it is their duty to run their
own candidates in self defence. There
is no question about It-no room for dis
cussion. and we call upon the Wings of
Ponola to speak out in public meeting on
the subject, preparatory to the Whig
Mass Convention proposed in the address
Of the wings Of Yalobusha.
We have the impression on our mind
that the law of Congress requiring the
States TO district, excepts Mississippi and
Missouri for two years from its opera
lion. Will some one tell US whether
we are right. The reason, if we recol-
lect, was that the regular elections in
these States came on the November pre-
vious 10 the regular sessions of their le-
gislatures, thus preventing them from
districting in season without extra ses-
sions.
If we are right in this impression,
and we are pretty confident that we are,
the wings of Mississippi would be set
down as set of stupid blockheads in
deed if they permitted this election to
go by default And whether right or
not, il is plain that just and fair self
defence requires US to unite on our can
didates and that Immediately.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
AUDITORS OFFICE.
JACKSON, Aug. II, 1913.


SlR,-In the Register Of the 9Th inst,
you state in an article headed "Mr. Au-
ditor MatthewS:n "We learn that a
gentleman Of this place wishing to re-
deem some lands sold for taxes, wrote, a
short time since to the Auditor at Jack
son, for the amount Of costs,interest, &c.
TO which Mr.. Matthews replied, stating
the sum to be an aggregate amount
equal to all charges, including the full
amount of the printers bill, from which
nc had deducted on settlement with the
printer some seven dollars. This be-
ing unsatisfactory to our townsman, he
wrote again, demanding a bill Of parlic-
ulars. These were given in reply by
Mr.. Matthews, the cIiarge for the print
er's fee being stated as first rendered to
him blythe printer, some seven dollars
more than he had allowed. IF the Audi.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26

tion to be agitatcd in the canvass, that
would retire, as would not run upon it,
&c. &c.
Ia stating my position and enforcing
these views to the citizens of the town Of
Ponoln and its vicinity on Monday last.
thought there was such a manifesto
ton OF dissatisfaction to my position as
induced me promptly to decline. Since
that time have been informed that
likely acted too hastily, as il is far from
the wish Of the people even Of the town
OF Ponoia, to run Ponola candidate. -
Ofthis, Of course could not have been
advised at the time, or ! should have
acted, perhaps, otherwise; and if shall
be satisfied that the people of the coun-
try, (not few men about Belmont or
Panola) desire thalI shall still run,
will again take my position and use my
best efforts to put this question down.
tellow-citiZens, in conclusion, allow me
TO make but one remark more, and that
is, that have no ambition to go to the
Legislature. To settle this veXed ques-
ton, and to try and do some local ser
vice tothe county and promote the In
terest Of the State, alone induced me to
offer. lfthere be objections to me, put
up some other neutral candidate, and |
will leave tire contest without a mur-
mHr.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
Tennessee Election.

THE TALE is ToLD!-ALL CORRECT!
The Memphis Enquirer says The
Nashville Mail last night brings returns
from all the counties in the State except
Morgan, small Wing county. Gov.
Jones is reelected by majority of
4I4O votes.T
The wings have elected five Mem
bers to Congress, and the locos six; and
the wings have IA in the State Senate
and the locos 1. In the lower House
the wings have 40 members and the
locos 35.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
II o IL IGN
Late from EngInV

nuSlHH
The Acadia arrived a, As,oD
Wednesday, bringing Liverpt 5',,. .''
the 10Th July. 'a
The Wing papers and pOliliciu, Va.
anticipating a rupture in ;he NJ. g''
from differences of opinion Una, T
matters. i'A
The great iron steamer, "G,s.,
ain," the largest ever built, (o,,bor '
York trade, was 10 have been I,n.
on the day the Acadia left.
Wales, which was in a stale Of co,,
cradle excitement when the la,,
left, though still rather feverish, !,
present comparatively quie:.
Instructions have been issued br i
Secretary Of War for an additions, ~ m
Der Of Chelsea pensioners 10 be NV,
under The control of staff officers. n,
men are TO be selected from Ea., :,
West Wales, Bath, Whithy, shef.g
Coventry, Derby, Lincoln, and Norvs
and will amount to upwards Of 6.OM
The Lords Of the Admiralty haysb,
warded stand Of 500 small arms, All,
instance ofSir Watkin Owen PelA.
captain superintendent of the Pemb,.,
Dockyard, for the use Of the men ..
gagged in that place, in consequence 4
the disturbed state Of the SURROUND,
districts.
Ireland continues almost EXCLUSIVES
10 absorb the attention of parliansn
and the present session promises TO poa
one ofthe most protracted on record
AS matters progress, the sitting seen
likely to run into the autumn.
The Waterford repeal denonstrafa
took place on the hill Of Ballybrickela
Saturday last, and is said to have ben
attended by 100000 persons. I'll
procession that accompanied Mr.. 0'Cop
nell is described as having been iu
miles in length. A platform was ere:,
ed capable of containing 5000 persons
The chair was occupied by Sir T. Nus.
grave, Bart.
Ihe repeal agitation continues andI
minished throughout ireland.
DR.. Hahneman, the founAet olhOmG
Pathy, died III furis, aged 88.
According TO communication ns
by MIR. Arago, tc the academy dr
ences at Paris, Oh the 5th, a con,n,
has been entered into by Mcssrs. Barr:
& CO., cf London, with the republic
New Grenada, in virtue of which d
republic is to cede 10 thenl The line "a
quired for the projected canal acrossIh
Isthmus of Panama, with 10000 acre
and Messrs. Barring & Co. had, it is sal
in the first instance, fixed the amount
toll for the navigation Of the canal at ii
price Of Is francs per ton; but they haV
reduced it to francs. The work, up
on which from 1900 to 5000 men ar
to be engaged, is TO be completed in fr
years.
Dispatches have been sent off BY goT
ernment to Capt. Lord G. Paulet, Of n
Carysfort frigate, in The South Pacific
acknowledging the free independence Q
King Tamehamaha Ill and Sandwich
Islands.
The markets were firm. Cotton ha.
improved TO per lb. on the dltferen
grades. The sales Of Tobacco, the wee
before the steamer left, had been con
-fnsd to Kentucky strips, in whichaiai
amount of business. had taken plas
Lead from Missouri had receded shaas
American provisions generally were hf'
with an upward tendency.
Theapprehensions for the lr'sh ef'PS
caused by the late rains, seems 10 NV
been entirely removed by the very law
Fable change in the weather.
DIEDe
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26

What do you ih,k Of y.
correspondent "Rall'' on ,he =, no'nsgl
running a ticket 70 Cono,ae auOeei q
that question before he pso,,' ie4
up the Wings 10 aciio> To, e' \,
all the arguments you IN ,,o : nae
Of il, u iayr
Yrs. &c.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26

The amount of printers fee allowed in
this case in settlement with the collec-
tor, was, as we are. informed, five dol
lars. If Mr. Matthews is so tender of
violating the law, we would advise him
in future to avoid this kind of RESPONSE
bility, and leave "con.equsnces" to take
care of themselves. He ought to take
as good care Of the rights Of the citizen
as those of the State, and when he takes
responsibility" it becomes him TO avoid
-robbing Peter to save Paul.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
DIEDs

At the residence of A L. loSaI'
Esq. in Yalobusha county, on the Wv
inst. ARMSTEAD TONNES TYLER, i''''
son of F. A. and Virginia A. Tyler ~
II months and &c days.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26

sATU RDAY, AUG. ee, 1s4s.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26

have applied in person or by an agent to
redeem land, and left it to their option to
redeem now, andspay the whole.sharge,
or await the action of the Legislature
before they redeem. The money paid
in redemption of lands goes into the
Treasury as all other funds of the State.
You will ! trust, publish this, as what you
have stated might be understood as i'm
peaching my integrity, without The mat
ter being understood; and cannot be-
lieve, from your character, you are dis
posed to do injustice to the moral char
acter ofany person, for political or any
other purpose. ! regret to tax you with
the publication of SO lengthy letter, but
| could not fully explain the mailer by
writing less.
Most respectfully,
Your ob't. serv't,
JAMES Z. MATTHEW'S.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
Whig Bond-Paying Ticket.

Whig Bond-Paying Ticket.
For GOVERNOR,
GEO. r. CLAYTON, Of LowndeS
FoR Sec. OF STATE;
L. G. GALLOWAY, of Holmes.
FoR AUDITOR,
LUKE LEA. of Kinds.
FoR TREASURER,
WIN. HARDEMAN, of Madison.
For Congress.
Gen. ALEX. BRADFORD, of Marshall.
/ BENZ. F. CARUTHERs, Of Carroll.
PAT. w. ToMPKINs, Of Warren.
THOMAS ARMAT, Of adams.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
Cutting

Done at the shortest notice, anu n.sar.
ranted to fitif properly made. llO. 8. o,cs.
received in payment attic nlarSel nlaIRepG p.
JOHN NJ. WUNNENbf4so'
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
7 TAIL0RING.

FHE subscriber Informs the cl"I %o1
u of PonoIa and the surrouna"
country, that he has commenced 'ne ~
bove business in Ponela, and VIII 'aq
pleasure in suiting al those who ~ nii. !
favor him with call. His WORK "il
done in the most neat, fashionaOiI
substantial manner. He has on ,'ass ..,
and will continue to recelTe ihe ia" az.
fashions; and by strict attention y a..;,. -.
ness, and q determination 10 give So
faction, he hopes to receive d snai'
patronage.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-26
FoR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
HENRY CLAY,

n a sound national currency, and no Eaperc-
ments; fair protection to .Hnaerican industry;
one Term; honest, capable men for all offices, and
no Judas for aly; retrenchntent Of expenditures,
and reform of abuses u. the public agents; long
pull, G'strong pull, and p.ll all together for The
aciH oe people as oppressed IN the election Of lS4O.
WE'VE SAID 1T ONCE; WE SAY IT AGAIN.
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NIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk's OF.

fee OF Circuit Superior Court Law and Chanecry
buckingham County Monday, the ~ day Of January ist,
Zaekariah Lewis fainuh,
Against
Edward NJ ,ratton AMI Sarah his formerly Sarah Sander
Reuben n Paterson William a. Tseo Catharns sanieron
David saBerSon ami Daniel SanerSon. Of whom
under the twenty years. Dcns,
IN CHANCERI.
The defendant Edward NJ SiTation entered appear
and according Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court and by satisfactory evidence that
h. inhabiisn
absent defendant do appear the Rules be holden for the
Court the first Monday April bin Of
plaintiff and copy Of this order be forthwith
newspaper published city Richmond
eevv and posted the front door Of the Count House Of
county. Copy-resie,
IN --xQVx II d 4. y A.
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IN CHANCERY.-h Chesterfcid oounfy court,


VIM. spears Plaintiff
Agains,
James a. Spears and Thomas Spears John spears
deceased and their right also Spears widow said
John Scas decreased a Austin SIrar Edward ooe aDd sally
his wife, formerly sally Spears VIM Polly wife,
formerly Poy spears Ecaker Chcaiham Martha
merry Martha Spears Tbos Dorset ami Nancy ms wife, former
Nancy Spears Peter Encti formerly
= SPEARS Caroline Spears Spears Deppa
Polly n. wife, Walton EhkabSih his wife, John w.
Chcathan VIM Purr, Edmund Purc Richard Gates Hannah
his WIFE, Thomas Pure Aaron Pudie James oekeu and
Ann his wife. Judith Pue H. Pure
Purie-he four last by James a. Spears their guardian,
Dcfr.
fenlsnt Edward GoOie and sally bs wife, VIM q.
his wife VIM Purie AMI Edmund Pude
appearance and according Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence
they inhabitants OF this country; ordered
defendants do aPelT here day
and the hin OF the plaintiff copy
forthwith Inserted in newspaper published city
mon tor months excessively ami posted
the Court House OF this county. \ Copy-Tcsic,
al2-wSw p POINDENTER. 1erk
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LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
FRESH SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.


UoHN WRIGHT respectfully intimate. the arrival Of fresh
- supply Of seasonAbe DRY GOODS which wouh
attention Of his friends and the pubic his
found the following,
Rich striped and figured c0b1Tcd Silks newest styles.
Black and blue black Satin striped do
Black Pom &c Sol, Gro &c Rhine and LustTngs
Blue black do -
Black slii striped Popehns
High ustrsd mode eoored Apaeha Lustrss Indian Cloths
DO do hack do do
Black Apaeha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mo,~elRs
Preach ami English Merinoes
Tibet Brorha and Mousein Shlwls and Hikfs
Black and eolored Mohair and SILK Fnnges
GimpS TaSsslS- Cord and Tas-e-
Paris Enbroidsres all styles
English French. and German Thread Lacss and Edgings
LiSle Cotton T.aees and Etgings, n great variety
worscd Tarans slk and raw SILK do
Tibet Lambs Wool Caehnere worsted and yarn
Hose
Msses Cotton and Wool Hos, an Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red white and yellow Fhnnes all qualities; Canton do
lnsh Linens, BIRDS Eye Diaper, Linen Sheeiings
Kid, Buck plain and open SIX net Gloves and Mits
Linseys Jeans Saiinett, CaS-iHIeres Cloths CacOes
All Of which having been purchased for cash. be
greatly reduced prices 26-d&cu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
les held In the Clerk,s Oc

NIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks OF.
hes Of thu creaa superior Court Of Law and chanee
buckingham Coaa Monday. the second % of Janaa ist3
Melissa PAGE administrator Of J. r. Gushing dssA fiAinun
AgaLs
nahns, Co~ey and Lewis Cosby, ncnS
IN CuANCEkN.
defendant Daeny Cosby having appearance
and given security according the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
II this Court and by satisfactory evkisnee that he -
nhahah OF this County ordered
drfendant aFeaT Rus bokrn
the Monday in April and ban of the pantn
and that copy of this order BE- oJthwth Inserted In
paper published the C Richmond
and posted At tbs front door OF the Couhouse of this
A eopy-resie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18
ELLIS L ELLETT, Agents,


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state of health for several from the Dyspepsia billions
plants and debility which followed which had
had and being OMEN troubled with
ael with feeling OF angour and depression ol spirits
and having frequently taken Caoel and
with very slight benefit recommended by friend
smiths Bie Renovation Of Health" sold BY
Eleu when commenced them they caused slight
OF the stomach but determined tn pervec thinking
he word and great found great and
manifest rroThc medicine carried OF the be
quickly and entirely restored health opinion
the remedy Of value freely strongly
mend. A. MORRIS
JULY, 1912