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HillsbOrough House.

1nIlE Subscriber having purchased the house
and lot in Hilsbnr"ugh, well known as
Faddis's old stand, lately occupied by Thoma
D. Crane, sign llillsbnrough House, TAX es this
method 10 inform the public generally, that he
- nov prepared u accommodate traveller,
and drovcrs If all kinds, as he has good stalls,
and lois with water in them. As This hous .
IS very near the Court House, il would b, very
convenient for Jurors, and others who have
business IN court. My table shall be furnish.
ed with as gond as the country affords, and
my stables with plenty Of good provcnder.
dy bar also shall he FINISHED with good spi.
rIis, and is entirely sep rate from the house.
hope, therefore, TO give full satisfaction 10
all who may please 10 favour inc with their
custom. Owing TO the madness Of The times,
my charges shall be very low.
Afew regular boarders can also be accom-
modatcd.
| intend TO keep on hand Flour. Corn
Meal, Tobacco, &c. which | will sell
low for cash.
JAMES JACKSON, Jr.
December z. Al
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lIHE above indicates the title Of a
monthly periodical, 10 be published
under the control OF the Southern Chris.
tian Publishing Committee, so soon rs an
adequate amount Of patronage shall be
procured. II is designed to make this
sheet the vehicle of religious intelligence
exclusively, and a means by which that
portion of the Church of Christ, which
is denominated THE CHRISTIAN Church,
may exhibit their views before tine world.
of the prominent doctrines Of the Bible,
the organization of the Church, and lis
true and correct discipline. The evils of
scctarianism and disunion will likewise
be brought under review, and the proper
remedies will be attempted 10 be applied.
No favor will be shown TO that disorgan-
izing demon party spirit. The Chistian's
proper standard will be set forth in bold
relief, as a rallying point for all true Pro-
testanls. The Saviour's claims as being
exclusively the Head of the Church, will
be defended and maintained, and he will
be held forth in all the energy and sim
plicity of divine revelation. A place will
likewise be afforded for an account of re-
ligious revivals, minutes Of conferences,
and such like matters. The Sun will be
published OH large medium sheet, in
newspaper form, on The first day of each
naanlh, at one dollar per annum, PAYABLE
always in advance. The place OF publi-
cation will be stated by the Committee,
Of which notice shall be given to subscri-
bers in the first number. On the recep-
ton of the first number by the subscIi-
bers, the yearly subscription will be con-
sidered as due.
Elder DANIEL w. KERR, of Junto, N.
o., having been selected by the Commit
tee as editor, communications should he
directed 10 him, Postmaster at Junto, Or
ange county, N. G.
August II AZ
N. B. We hope our friends will send
on their names Immediately. Be not
alarmed at hard times. Let us all get bet
ter and do better, and then times will be
better. Our paper is designed to effect
general good-therelore, we hope TO have
general patronage. Ministers of every
name are requested to aid us by their
on the subject of gene
raj christian union, &c.
A FRIEND. |
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WATCHES
an q j @ w c11ery.
81

n. EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure oi an.
- nanncing Ia his friends and the public &c
nerally, that he has received from Philadelphia
q neat assortment Of JENELLLRf, consist
ing IN part &C
Gid and Silver Lever Watches, snd
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Gold Rlne..
Breast Pms and Earrings.
Silver Pencils. and Leads 10 suii.
Silver Thinbles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses.
A rich assortment Of Silyrr and Steel
Spertacles, TO sui. ell ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spnnns.
Salt Spoons. and Butter knises.
Rogers superior Kni,es and Scissors,
Silver Ear aud Tooth Picks.
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes.
Guild Shirt Buttons,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains,
SIlk-Brsid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Gold Barrel T.orkeis, -..
Coral, Guilt Lockets,
1r Witches and Clocks ofs all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in hls accustomed sure.
rior style. s-a-
May 4. s2-
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANRsN,
or, Leather ResfOrer.
a NEw cnEMIcAL pIscoyERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
AH hides are converted into leather by
the use Of raunin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle, cracked, covered with a
crust, e.. This all know. 10 restore
then life, softness, moistness, strength,
smoothness, and remove all crust, fly, or
blister-restore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: but the whole virtues Of it
are in this article. The OIL OF TANNIN
which penetrstes the slitlest and hard
est leather, il it has been twenty years in
use; and if it tears easily with the fingers,
It inParts at once a strength that is utter
ly incredible Until seen. II becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lighiful soitness and polish. and makes all
leather completely and peJffc'iy imperri-
ohs TO water particularly boots, shoes.
carriage-toPs, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used. These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tODS-haye old harness and throw tbnu
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about them--expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, TO their
hearts content, if their prejudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
FL None genuine unless with the fac
emile signature of Comstock & Co.
sCJ@ For safe n 'iiIIsborcugh. N. c.. by D. !
Heart; in Oxford, by GcoIge r. Taylor; in
Grccnsborouch, by J. X Il Sloan only agents.
February 22. eel
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of
the most ancien, and wealthy fami-
lies Of Ibis city, New York. who must
be sch known to numerous friends, hav-
ing siace tie year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double. and for seseral
yeas confined to his bed, has been restor-
ed to good health---has. regained his natu-
raj erect position--and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks with easel We
believe Ihis 10 the gen,leman's own de-
scription a. near--s possible, and there is
no exaggera.ioa in ii.ss WewiIl give in
quire.s MS address. and donbt not his hui
name feelings will excuse the liberty; so
that any enc doubling NAV knox these
fscts--though he requests his name may
not appear j. prir. Among other SINH
lar instances Mr. James G. Reynolds.
l44 chryst:e-street, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances of the facts
Of his case. Poth were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ASswaR--By the INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE Ni,sBONE LINIMENT ex-
ternally, from Coms,ock Il Co.
. " For sAle ia lllIsborough by D. Heartt;
in Oxford BY Gco-sc.F. rayiur; IN GreensBo
fOhgh by j. + r. SiOan-only agents.
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING ESaaSaas.g.

ThESE PIasters, greatly improved
: and having The preference of all 9th.
ers. are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invaIids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE
UeakaeSs and Lameaess are relieved al
once BY their use, aud the parts restored
10 strength aid natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Pla iers, will be astonished and delighted
atthe comfort it affords. Those threaten
ed with Lung Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing
Plaster. 1t removes the irritation of in
cipieni Consumption FROM THE LUNGS to
the SURFACE of the body, and draws off
the internal affection. So in Iiuer Com.
ildiats. and Coughs. and Colis. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one, TO prevent the cough SET
,ling ON the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on a trial.
or For sale in H.li-borough by D HEART:
10 0sfsfd BY George p. Taylor; ia Grecnsbo.
t'asa BY J.. s Z. Sloan--only agents.
Rcbruas e. 6i--
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United States District Court
Of North Carolina,

TN BANKRUPTCY:
Notice TO show caUse against the petition
oi The following Petitioners for their d,scha 90
an" certificate as Bankrnpis. at Newborn, OIL
Monday the 9Th day Of April next, We
ORANGE COUNTY.
David b. Cozart, Shoemaker,
William Weaver, Farmer,
John Cabe, Carpenter,
John Burton.
William Burton. Farmer,
Edward Garrett, Carpenter,
James Turner, Farmer.
Green A. Mangum, Farmer,
John Bowlin, Farmer.
Samuel r. Woods.
Publication ordered.
ii. POTTER, d. j. S. y. NC
January "a so--iOw
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MoFFAT,s
Life Medicines.


FEllE La alaEieihes ksae hsea $50 Eah SEC
= e<Ss is aizaesl rsrty diseass a. Hhigh uaa-
kiaa i iiasir, an1 ~ 4 lsa4s tna htcE eeaa-
; sials. silh shsir sissy sellknesn satrnasHis
biisas 4nd sirk he~f1che. pain and eP-
passssos sii-r a. ais. { ddinssE. diEr,hsss.
slngaing asise IN ne bead and ears, dreu-
sassss. LssubsFn. loss q sPPtn'e. sad
- ssas &C. thry ere seknswiedgfd 70 b vast
) ssperaar - Any ahiFg ever D is.ge tsnc
- 49, pAhiir. shd ~ tAoEe 81 feil LATIN u
ssdT. lhey all press inNsiuabiei SHE -
-enerai aamasy apeEieht. iof sfiiet ktH, iksy
rann1i faai 20 snsaEe AIS sEasssai sailsisS-
tiaa.
TIE efficacy O. he LIE ills and PiGnir
Rn'sFs . mosl rSslaaa. 4 freely gisra - ne
.iiark II lrs.F. tnllaerEs. nueasles. sore
lhro-i. Eeeesl e.lns. ,lheoueh. and nlL-
- ina.amai-ry disorders. In rhsnHa-
lem and rhDrie eanplain they have also
.aesfoGsasd the most extraordinary .eaTes, SEea
ased aish pfFssEsrenfe.
STAGE the i.sl lnt 0dneliaR AZ DR.. Mshsfs
Life Aedirines % ms friiaw tIiiEeFs. iLfy
aaFe in every rase, faily msiatRined Ihe high
character lhsy 30 = Ell deserved. PaIifIis Who
had far yeats drawn On an, eTsbie rKisisace,
"
.henmatlsm and paralysis, have been FrsiOFed
% health, strength aad comfort. Iflrr all the
usual remedies had been ionnd useless. ils
astonishing and almost miraculous fleets
nave also heea e1petleheed. 10 the cure %
Hsrrsas and rkrMmaiie pains ol the hfad and
fare, paraiysis egsefisns. contracted aud silfI
loaais. gi4adHiag ursiiiags, pains o. the ehsst
and boaes. ekTaaic rAsnmaiism. Paipiiaiisa y
lis ksari, digioHf Ss'pirafira. Sc
Bat u . laece.sary 10 enumeratr the ma
NJ eases IN .shieh these purely vegetable ne
d.eines has- been successful; but let us in
cure. My are they 30 universal in their
aapPy tiferisi
Bseaase they PURIFY THE BLOOD, and
thus rear.sc 81 cause q disease IN the sys.
tens
Bscausei they ACT powerfully upgn the serre-
tons Of The body, and remove al impurities al
once.
Because they 10 not reduce the system, but
ingigoraieit : thus requiring no restraint from
pleasure or business curing ,heii operation.
Complaints arising from siIisied State Of
the blood are raslly spbdurd by the pow eriul
efficacy Of ihsse mild and salstary medirines.
70 Ihose sh0 are ohligei - travel, or TO take
medicine without Interruption &C business. The
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. By mild
aud sale operation. they strike 81 the root Of
disease, and qaiekls eradicate IL, thereby pre-
senIing the fatal effects 10 which thousands
are victims.
Sald wholesale and retail by Or. w. B Moi.
fs', 3I5 Broadway, New York.
For sale also by
d. HEARTH. .agenL
February, 1. s.
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLlNA.


EEEeQA GutAAAs
Ia Equiiy-N0EsmbeF Tenn. lsi2.
Never Ch.aslrr, sK'T aad uiheFFs -. . rasll
Ilusse ! sad SIZE, ssd oihrfa
1T aPpeaFi.s IL he sasisiaetiaap fshe courts
Y hat niiiiaaa HsWsrd aad ale wialffed,
Rabrul DAVE ans sds Rshersa. Beniamln
Mest. ard zee rhie.rn a Eirabrih his ails.
deeeassa. Br, ssaia cisyisn shd ale sasly
aud Mllian i1Fhr nRh. are noi iahshiiahts q
thls STAT: Il % lhersfors f1errd. that Publca-
tion b. msds n 10 liiils.s-r0agh Recoidef for
siH 4seks. 6 { ihr said dsleRda.ts 10 aPprar a
oar nrli CoHrt ~ Fquiig. 70 he he'd Ef the
rounIy q PrFsar. a thr egypt hoafs - koK-
hsranEh. an Ihu seE~aih Mandsy aiier the
Eo1Ilh Moadsy 10 MEr.h nfK'. aad thea aad
these saves a. dimas, sF lhe same ati b
isLsa pro rOnfesso ard heari a Parie - 70
lhem.
JOHN BRADSHER. c.ME.
Proc adv 81 50. Go
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
= Notice TO sh"w cause against ettinn oil
Lewis Edwards, of Orange county, Ia.
borer, to be declared Bankrupt, at New
bern, on the fourth Monday in April next.
David FL. Cate. Of Orange county,
shoemaker, 10 be declared Bankrupt,
at Newbefn, OH the fourth Monday in
April next.
Isham Parish, of Orange county, la
borer, 10 be declared Bankrupt. al
Newbern, on the fourth Monday in A pril
next.
BY order Of the Court,
ii. II. POTTER,
.qeiing Clerk Of Court in Bankrup'ey
February %. GA
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IL | l. l. ROUG II, N. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By DENNIS uEaRrT.

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, OR TWO DoLLAts
FiPrr CENTS ~ PAID IN AIyaHrE.
Those who do no, give notice cf their with
10 have Their paper dis, ontinucd al the expire
ton Of the year, will be presumed as ceslrng
It's ton'innan,c until tounieimanfcJ --Andn no
paper VIII be discontinued until all orrraae's
are paid, unless at he option al the rubllshcr'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
onc doi'tr i'r II C iirsI, and IWtu,y five GEMS
Tor rae u subsequent inst riior; lotatr on"s III
proportion. touri advertisements twenty "o
PER trent higher. dcd,, Ton u 33II per tss''
viii be ~ade TO odverl;ert By The ysof.
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Lost or Mis:aid.

A NOTE Of hand in Henry Bosnian.
mer for seven dollars and forty seven
cents. paysble to The subscriber. barring
date IN December 1912. and due thirty
day thereafter. All persons ere fore
warned trading for said note.
EMpSON THOMPSON.
Na,cEs e5
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Magical Pain Extractor.
ABSOLUTE HEAL~ALI..


m ono trials. and al successful,
AU,OOO prove DAI.LEY'S MAGl-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inesilmable.
II moi only cures quicker, but gives no adj
dili0nal pain. nor leaves scar. Ere y
positively rendered harmless. slO has
been offered six months 70 any person re-
turning an empty bon, and saying thai all
agony on amounting i not extracted IN .
few minutes, yet not one from thousands
oftrials since has claimed The bonus. Pa
rents anxious 10 guard against general m
iuries and save money, time, torture and
life. and prevent their offspring from be-
ing dist cured by burns, or even small
pox pusIules, (il possessing the envianle
power TO replace the cellular organs de-
slroyed.) can do 50 BY obtaining this III
imiiable salye. Many deeply burnt cases
in the city can be seen, AMI one entire
face burnt over and wounded three dis
tinct times i'm the same spot while heal
Ing, vet in no case can be traced the least
cicalrice or mark For all kinds OF hurts,
its rapid. soothing effects. are alike I'M
portanr even sore eyes, all inflamma,ions
and broken breasts would be unknown.
The toilet and nursery, for clearing the
skin Of piniples. removing chaie, &C., will
find it indispensable. Once using only
will forever establish for il the sovereign
heal-all quality. Alier this notice, heads
Of families allowing tortures for months,
anil ultimately distorted features. can ne
yer wipe away reproach. justly uttered by
a disabled child, for neglectiDg to triumph
over fire.
"Enlcred according 10 act Il Congress. A.
D. 1871, by Comslock &. Co, in tue Cle,k'sof
fee Of the District cond of the United States
Tor the Southern District Of New York."
iCRFor sale 10 Ilillsborough. N. C., by d.
Heart; in Oxford, by George Q. Taylor; in
Greensboroush, byJ SR. Sioan-otly agents.
Feb Diary Is. 62-
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For Sale.
i, A VALUABLE TRACT OF

~ A VALUABLE TRACT OF
s<sssiS LAND, about three miles south wcst
OF 'iiilshoroneh, containing two hun.
49, dred aud fifty acres. twenty-five Of
wh'en a'e now now under cultivation. This
land ~ Of the best quality Of upland in Or.
ange, well wa'ered aud heavily timbcrd. u is
within mile of an cxcell,nt Meichap, a, d
saw Mill and the neiehb"nrho"d unexcrrtion.
able. The owner of ihis Land lIvirp in Lin
colnion, is desirous Of selling and il rnn III, Re-.
fore be bought on mnst accommodation ,e ms
Any one desIrous II sr,ine the ard vii
please apply to the subscriber, or TO L. N
Naddell, who 'csihts ntnrit.
WIN. CAMERON, .ggcn,.
August 5. AZ
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Courl of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. lsi3.
Eliiabelh Piek.ii, Il 81. l p.,;,;..,...,,

t n.ss9s.. /. enI
We. $500.
Ed,card Picket. John NE. slaves 'oi Pa''''
Saas and WiJs Julia. 0".
1T appearing 10 The satisfaction Of The Court.
= that the defendants IN this case are mol
Inhabitants of this STATE: II is ordered tha,
publication be made for SIX w.tks successive.
y 10 the ilfllsborough Recorder, for said de.
PENDANTS 10 appear al the nexl Court ri Pleas
aad Quarter Sessions; 10 be held for the conn.
ny Of orange, at the court house in tiiIlsbo.
rough. on the fourth Mauday in May next,
then aud there 10 plead or demnr 10 said Pc
tliion. otherwise the same will be taken pro
coniesso aud heard accordinply.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Adv. 81 so. 65-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court al Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
II February Term, Is43.
Robert Dickson and others, )ps,;,;o, :, d;,;s,
.Mieajah Thomas and ,cifs.
lT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendants in this ease are not in.
habitants Of this state; II is iher efore ordered
that publication be made in the HillsboruuhL
Recorder foI six weeks, for said defendants ia
appesr al the next Court oil Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, TO be held for Orange county. on
the fourth Monday in May next al the court
house in Hill. borough; aud plead or demur 10
said petition, or the same will be taken pro
cohfrsso as 10 them. and heardaceordingly.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price ads. s4 so. 65- CIV
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1T sprearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court.
l that Thomas u. Grain; the defendant II The
above eases. 10 dead; u is therefore ordered
that publraiion be made 10 the Hlilsbafoash
Recorder iar six weeks sUees ssively. that John
Rant y and wife Nancy, Ninship Petty, Fore
man v llouRhbS and vile Sarah. heirs Al law
IL said Thomas ID. Grain, tevd., appear Al the
next term nf this Court. 20 be held for the
touaiy of Orange. al the eoHu house IN Hills.
borough. On the fourth Moadsy IN May next,
aad khUw eaase. if any they have, why ven
liiiani expanas shall not issue TO sell the pro
periy 80 levied on hy said executions.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
March ~. &C.
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arATE oP NORIn.cAROLINA,

STATE oP EoRTu.cARULlNA,
UEAEsE eaEagE-
coun q Plies - QuaFasF Sessions,
FrbTualy TrEa. lsi5.
H.G. Psrish.
q.
1fhsaas d. csia.
gussirsss Esersssaa. ls.iss - llasse aas l4os
- as ts.a Il iilisassessh.
Anderson Armstrong
q.
Thomas d. cnin.
Iaeiee's Fassaassss lrsi%d = Haase a,.d 10
- ne lssa i ilsisssssagh.
John 4. Roberts
q.
Thomas d. Grain.
Jsslice's Ezreaaioa. - = - naase ard Ia
j. iA.s tsaa 81 aliasbosoash.
Charles Howard
Thomas ID. Grain.
Juslirs's EHrealioa, lss.sa q Honse and LII
~ ths io~a e liiliseafoagh.
James Thompson
q.
Thomas u. Grain.
Jaslice's Fxreniioa, levied On Hense and Loi
~ tie town - tiillsaorcugh.
Anderson Armstrong
r.
Thomas ID. Grain.
Jusliesis Fxrraiian, levied on House and Lot
~ the loHn &c Hll.sboIough.
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Groceries! Groceries!
~A Fresh supply. III

IrOCer1eS. groceries,
~A Fresh SUPPLY al
frHE subscribers have Just received q
fresh supply Of GROCERIES, y hicl
have been selected with great care, al d
will be sold low Tor cash. Those who
wish 10 procure good articles on very rea.
sonable terms, are respectfully requested
TO give them call. Their stock is CON.
prised in part OF the following.
so bags CofIte, includ, Saleratus
ing Rio, Java, &c. Pearl Ashc
Best Brown Sugaf Blimstone
HAVANA sugar Spanish Brown
Best L"af and crushedalIIIcr's Scotch Snuff
Sugar M'Ca5os's
Molasscs Prussian Blne
RaIsins -.~- Venetian Rcd
Rice Nuimrgs
Best Green Tea Fig Blue
Black CamwOod
| Herring Arnatla
| Salt Quick silver w.. %. @
Bar Iron, assorted Essence Peppermint
Steel " Cinnamon
Hoop Iron Lemon
| Sheet - Gil Lemon
Shear Cinnamon Bark
| Cut Nails, assorted Opium
Mould-boards Lump Magncsia ..g.
Castings Henry's Maenesia
Wedding Hoes Box Matches
Spades and Shovels Rheubatb Root
Manure Forks }rhrome Yellow
Polished Trace Cham Chrome Green
Best Chewing Tobacco Rotten Stone
Spanish Cigars LyIharpe
Tnp"ntine Soap iCasior oil
rallow Candies Gum Shelac
Sperm Cream Tartar
Spanish Indigo Ink sand
Nader Sand Paper
White Lead, in kegs ink Powder
Day White Lead }Casii Soap
/" Red Lead Box Mustard
Spice waters
Black Pepper SAsafut;da
Ground s. Race Ginger}yermiion Red
Cloves Percussion laps
Mace Powder and Shot
Camphor window Glass
Putty Spanish Whiting
Salt Petre Copal & Black Farnish
Alum Fresh Hips
EPSON Salts Best x Common Glue
GIauber Salts Train Oil
CoPPeras lamp oil
Ground Log Wood %Arqmefor,is
Lamp Black Starch, &c. &c. &c.
Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, and Flax
Seed, will be received as cash.
MiCKLE & NORWOOD.
Aprh D. 49,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-13
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.
The last New-Orleans papers, received
at New ork on Saturday, contain late ac-
counts from Galveston, with intelligence
from all parts of the Republic Of Texas.
President HoUsToN issued his proclama-
ton, on the Sd March, suspending Com
modore MOORE from all command in the
navy Of the Republic, declaring all orders
issued by him null and void, and declaring
that if he has gone to sea, contrary to or
cers. that the Texan government will not
hold itself responsible for his acts, and en-
joining all governments in treaty with lex
as and the naval and others officers there
of to size the said Com. Moore, and the
ship Austin and brig Warren, and bring
them into the port Of Galveston, that the
vessels may be secured TO the Republic,
and the culprits arraigned and punished.
Commodore Moore, nothing daunted, has
issued the following counter ''proclama-
tom"
Texas sloop-of-war Austin, outside n.
E. Pass, Miss. April 18th, 1843.
Mr.. F. Pincard, editor o(the Texas Times,
Galveston, Texas.
In the event Of nv being declared by
proclamation Of the President as a pirate,
or outlaw, you will please state over my
signature, that go down to attack the
Mexican squadron, with the consent and
full concurrence of Col. Jas. Morgan, who
is on board this ship as one of the commits
sioners 10 carry into effect this secret act
Of Congress in relatian TO the navy, and
who is going with me. believing as he does
that it is the best thing that could he done
for the country.
This ship and the brig have excellent
men on board, and the officers and men
are all eager for the contest We go TO
make one desperate struggle 10 turn the
tide Of illIuck that has been SO long RUM
ing against Texas.
You shall hear from me again as soon
as possible. Yours truly,
T.. w. MOORE.