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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

MAILS FROM THE South. There are now no
less than seven mails due from New q leans They
have probably been detained BY the rst sn, reshets
at the south,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

U. S. SENATOR FROM MIssIsspPI.-Jesse Speight
has been elected U. S Senator in Mississippi for
six years from Attn March, ls45
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

HOMEOPATHY IN PeUssM-By private letterwe
learn that the King OF Prussia has granted 10 ho
mnopahc physicians the rgh Of dispensing medicnes
which has hi hero by law Of that Kingdom, been
fined to apothevaries alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

Ice IN TIE HnpoR. -New York Harbor and
the rivers are full Of ice. 1t scrapes the paint of
the sides Of the.ships, and 'does.other damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

MEMBER OF CoNekEss FOR MAINE.-Mr. Robin
son, wing, is probably elected in the seventh
district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

Syrcrpy.-Wiam Sutton, of Scott county, Ky,
gentleman OF excellent character hung himself about
weeks ego Hcwont up tree and at,acheda rope to
a limb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

FATAL RENcoNTRE IN HARRIsIURG.-lt Is with
anchoy tragedy which just enacted in this bo
rough-by winch highly respectable citizen has been
lost to the community and wife and four children are
called upon the loss of aectionate husband
and her The particulars follows For some
weeks past difficulty has existed between Joseph X
Prince merchant and Thomas II. II Loud, Att0rney.a
Law. 1t appears that Mr. p. had entrusted Mr. L. with
legal business which was transacted by the latter
hut their settlement, serious dispute occurred be-
them, and they separated after lengthy and an
CRY conversation This about two weeks SINCE and
the subsequent endeavors Of mutual friends to adjust the
difficulty proved unavang. This morning, at about II
o'clock the parties met near the corner OF Third and wal
nut streetsand Mr. r inquired Of Mr. L. as to the truth
derogatory language which he (Mr P) had I'M
derstood Mr. L. had made respecting him. The latter de-
MED his right question him. and was about to move on
when Mr. r. who armed with heavy walking stick,
caught him by the collar and applied his to the
shoulders Of Mr. L. Before he had struck the third blow
Mr. L. drew double barelled pistol took deliberate aim.
and fred Both balls entered the body Of his antagonist
Just below the left breast, causing instant death MIR
Immediately gave himself up, and is now undergoing an
examination Harrisburg Chronicle, Jan. 2G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

NEW York LEGISLATURE IN Senate on Thurs
day. Mr.. PLArr, on leave nlr Jduced a bl,l TO re-
peat TIE F1 tax and for other purposes Read and Oh
nance.
Assembly Mr. ALLEN reported bill improve the
CouF NJ Common fleas and reduce the expense there.
oi in anehunenn Also, the bill 10 amend the Re.
viss1 statutes relative to Landlords aud tenants.
Mr. Ross. the minority of the Committee on Trade
ana Nsaulgc.ures 20 winch we're referred the uenons
from New York to a7o the office OF weiaher of r,er
ehandiss IN the city Of New York submitted an adverse
report which he read IN his place. 1t ives referred 20 the
Committee Of the Whole. " "S
The bill 10 incorporate tho Shaarsh Tikvab penox,,,
Society Of the city Of New York was read third t,oe and
passef-Ayes 93-Nocs 2 ~
The House then went into debate The School Fund
aud adiournSJ, ~. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28

AN AFFRAY AND Loss OF LITE.-On the 9th inst
an ARRAY took place at Fairfield, Green county, o.,
which has resulted in the death of of the parties
John Parson indebted to Isaac Miller and had hors.
which claimed promise ofa bill ofsale Refusing
the aid Of the law proceeded with his son. about q
years old the animal by force He said his
good fighter and invited some neghtors to go along
and the fun p refused to give up the horse and Mil
Ter and his brought him out Of tho stable: vioen
alteration ensued when P. seized club and feed both
the Milers to the ground by blows the head The
old man since dead and the is in avery dangerous
condition. with his scull fractured
SCENE IN THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE the
18th inst, in the House of Delegates Of Tennessee,
Mr.. Miller made speech charging the wings with vast
ing the time OF the House As he concluded there was
some whisng and kissing heard from the wing side Of
the House MIR NJ noticed that the junior member from
Davidson had Kissed whstled at his remark and re
garding it as personal insult he walked deliberately
TO MIR T. and expressed himself in personal terms
Mr. T. raised chair, and Mr. M. pressed upon him-a
general melee Of the members ensued and the parties
only kept separated by the exertons of gentlemen
Of both parties. Mr. T. obtained the floor and made an
explanation in reply to the illusions Of Mr. Miller and
that he whstled to give expression merely to his
surprise at the remarks Of Mr. and that he had no in.
tenon insult the gentleman from Hardeman and that
resenting the language used by Mr. NJ as he had done
he had acted every gentleman would have done under
the circumstances, in the Pckwickian sense.
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Apro,srMEyrs Dy TIE GOVERNOR, Jan. i9.--Nsw
York--N0 haniel Jarvis Commissioners Of u 8, Money.
vice r. PhooA,x, resigned.
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FIRST BOARD Jan. 27-l6 shares Commercial Bank 51f
30 do vicksburg 8I do wilmington Railrosd 10; $500
Wilmington 6s 1855 sai; 81 shares u Bank 81 90 do
Philadelphia Bank 1907 2l3 do Vcksburg 63 10 do Plan
ters Bank Tennessee S. do Ga-d Bank s5 100 do
do 81; $3.50 State IS 1876, new e6l; shas Union Bank
Tenn. 6?l.
srcosp BoAHp Jan 1880 shares Or ard Bank 81; I75
do do do b5f $1,000 Lehgh 6s 1883 3 $4,000 State SIS in
thousands opening fiat 63 Si3s do 5 cap 63 ss47 do SIS
iSt3 85 42 shares Girard Bank 81 100 do do s5f 20
Wilmington r II ~.
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SUPREME CouRT OF THE UNITED STATES, Jan. 26.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Henderson, VIM. Upham, Esq.
Of Vermont admitted attorney and counsellor Of this
Court. No. l0-Edmuud r. Gaines and wife, complain.
ants Beverly Chew ct al The argument Of this
continued by Mr. Henderson and Mr. Cox for the de
PENDANTS Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock A. NJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Alta Convention of Delegates from the
counties composing che 9Th Congression::
al District. held in the town of Oxford
on the 9Th March, 1914, George ID.
Baskerville, of Warren, was called 10 the
Chair, and William F. Russell Of Gran
vile. appointed Secretary.
The Counties being called in alphabe-
teal otder, tile following Delegates were
appointed:
Franklin-John D. Hawkins, Ethel
dred Green.
Granville-William s. McClanaiian,
Thos. b. Lewis, James Cooper, Thos,
Miller, Stephen Beasely, Jr. Wyatt Can'
nady, Thomas B. Barnett. hos. W.
Norman, VIM. F. Russell.
Williamson Parrish, Sidney
Smith. 40.
Warren-Georse d. Baskerville, oll'
yer ID. Fits, William Ea'on, Jr.
From the counties Of Halifax and Fer
SON 10 delegates attended.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, of Orange
Resslped, That the Chair appoint
committee TO be composed OF one Deie
from each county, whose duty il shall o.
to recommend suitable individual as
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lfafEEfs, M he alirrnasr. - fehresFEi
Iiis Congrrssionli Dsslrlei \ als Cor
ssnlion . he hild il he cry q hskimoTe
- Nsy nexs. CT he parpo-s q nnminsl-
ing Demaeraiie raadldales ~ ne Prrsi-
.3esey snAsnePrssarsey "a ss.s Unissd
Sl4s-s.
The chairmsa II pursaanre u his ~
IseiuiiOn appointed he following gsalls-
meB
gsimD. ns1kizs. Fhos. b. Lewis.
Sidnry Smilia. Milllxm Esacn. il
The.enf> miliee. thTnsghsiEs Shsirnsn
MF. Hzwkinsl reported Ihsi they hst
seleried weldon n. Edwsnis. esq. Of
wsnen, Is The Delegate. and sIfnry
smif.. ssQ.. u Orangr. . hi alternate.
wl1rh repot was unanimously sdoP.
ted.
On motion Of Gen. M'Clenzhan. ifre
following gentlemen were app0inafd :
comnillre 10 inform Mr.. Eda ards d his
appointment. and 10 ak his seeepiahes
lhefsof: Jrhn ID. Hawkins. Gen. 4. w.
Nnrman, Williamson Parrish, Oliver u.
Fhls.
On noi;on Of Mr. Eaton. il~ss o.
derd, lhsA The proceedings u aLis LGn-
Seniioa he published in The several pa
pers within the District. and The Demo
cratic papers throughout The State.
On mnlian Of Zen. M'claRallsn. ihs
thanks Of the Convention were ienderes
20 NE Chairman and Secretary for IN
fsiGhful and immnia discharge Ui DE.
duties.
On motion Of Mr.. Eaton. The conseH
lion adjourned.
GEO. u. BASKERrIL.E. Can
Wa. I. RvssELL. See'fy
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Mn. Eoifoa: have for while been a
locker on at the course pursued by candi-
dates for public favour, and haze not been
altogether an inattentive listener TO the
subjects which have made up these speech
cs to the people. A national bank, Ia
rifI, distribution Of the public lands, in a
word, federal politics have been the con-
slant, unchanged, and Interchangeable text.
Now, sir, I desire, through the medium of
your paper, to disapproye ofsuch course,
and to express some of tlie notions Of a
plain farmer. Il will be our duty, as well
as our psiyiledge, in August next, TO elect
men 10 represent ss in the next General
Assembly Of the state, and really | cannot
see what that body has to do with the
subjects before mentioned. l do not be-
lieve if the Legislature Of North Carolina
was To make United States Bank, lay
taxes on imported goods, and divide the
public lands among the states, that it
amounts to any thing. But 1 want the
Legislature to remember that we are a
farming people, and that they could do
something for the good of our state if they
would attend 10 their own business.
therefore propose that party strife be laid
aside for season, and that Wings and
Democrats unite for the benefit Of old
! North Carolina. There is disposition
in this quarter of Orange county, with
some know, to be governed entirely by
an eve to our Local interest in the next
election. The last County Court of Or
ange, in its wisdom, thought proper to
lay tax of 5000 on our people to build
new courthouse, intending, no doubt, to
silence for ever the question of aivisiosil
but we ask liberty now of all parties to
90 with us into the next General Assem-.
bly, and help us to get our rights. and re-
lieve us from our part Of that unjust tax
as we believe. | have no objection to the
building Of new courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, if the Eastern part of Orange wish
es il; but object to laying a tax on the
West 70 build a courthouse any where
else than on the banks of Haw River
No one, then, must expect the votes O.
many in this region who does not 60 witt
us in this measure heartily. A WING.
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February ~.
so Dollars Reward.

IRAN away from the subscriber on the s,h
- of February, is4s, Q negro man by the
name If SHARPER. about 81 years of age.
about six feet high, and win weigh probably
about nnr hundred and eighty peunds, and
speaks quck when spoken TO. He had whsa
he left suit ef brown homcspun, and siss .
coat aud paatkloons Of blue bread cloth CEN
siderahly worn, and psn,aloons Of blue Ken.
tucky jeans, and an old black Eur hat with kigs
.fswn. The above reward will be given fer
his delivery to me. or for his commitment IL
any Jail So that can get him.
ALEXANDER STRAIN.
Manh5 5. l5-6w
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Sale.

THE undersigned, as the Administrator Of
Anderson Armstrong deed. will cell, at
his late residence in Orange county On the
18th OF March next, sll HE perishable Estate,
consisting Of Horses. Mules, Cattle, Hoss.
Sheep, Corn, Wheat, Farming Tools, Sc.
A credl al twelve mouths will be given, and
band aud security required.
The sale will continue from day 10 day until
all is sold.
P: S. Tho Negroes (n'nc,rcn in rnmbcrl
will be hired oui al The same lime, until the
18th september next.
JOHN N. CLARK.
February 81. IA
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M Office.

LETTERS Of administration an the estate
- OF JOHN FREELAND, senr. deceased
having been granted to the subscriber al FEB
ruaty Term, 1874, Il Orange County Court, ne
hereby r. qaires all persons Undecided TO SAID
estate u make payment 10 him without delay,
aud all persons having claims against tue same,
to present them within the time prescribed oy
law, OF this notice will be plead IN bar Of Their
recovery,
Mllgh s. w- 10
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Notice.

R.ETTERS Of Administration on the Estate
- Of ANDERSON ARMSTRONG deed.
having been granted TO the undersignsd By
Orange County Court now in session, kotiee
is hereby given to all persons indebted 10
said estate 10 make Immediate payment, aud
for all persons having clsiss against the e.
tate TO present Oh, m Ter payment scc"rdins IN
law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of thsiy
recovery.
JOHN N. CLARK.
February %. III
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Sunday night
last, Mr.. JosEPH Russell, aged nbeut IL
yeas.
Died, in Chatham county, on the 3D. inst.
in the s5th year of his age, Mr.. THOMAS
SSrpEs, for more taan fifty years a con.
sisteat member Of the Methodist Episco
nal Chnech.
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Notice.

MYIl.L be- sold, al late I,sideme f>xid Me-
" bane, deed. on Thursday the sisi 49, 81
Mach nexi, ell Of his Perishshle FErrsiis.
consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Shssp, aac Hcss,
and some Farming Utensils. . parcel oi Seed
and Picked Cotton, some Corn, siso one isrss
Bark SI"nc, aud other articles not ms"tieHsd.
A credit Of nine months will be given, the faS-
chaser giving bond and approved security.
ALEX. MEBANE,2 r.
C. A. MEBANE, N"
February ~. H.
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INT VNMN&N@ se@ MF~&s~
The following ksrsoRs were sent - tlle
NavA Hospital. wounded By the lsle sx-
plosioa on beArd The Prisesi0n;
Jcserh Iraisol, quarieT-s gunner. severe
csa,usien of che hiP.
John Potter, quarer-gunner, confusion
IL the brtast.
William Taylnr. ordinary seaman.
wound o. The kneejoint and fracture II
the legs.
James N. Green. seamsn, confused
leg.
Charles Lewis. caplsiR &C the forecas-
lie, wounded face, with face and hands
burnt.
John L. Kissich. gunner's-Uale. face
wounded and burnt also confusion Of The
thigh.
James II. Dunn, marine, severe conle.
sion Of the lcft side.
Charles ~. Kabinsnn. seaman, conlu-
son about tie eyes and forehead.
William n. tanning. seaman. wound
and ceusIsion of he leg.
We are happy TO learn, from good au-
ihsri,y, that il j. probable lha, these mea
will recover but il j. difficult 10 sseeItsin
NJ the lime uf injury the extent Of bruises
and concessions. Ibid.
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Katice.

TRHE undersigned having taken out letters
- af administrator on the estate oi Or.
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY. decreased al
February Term Of Orange County Cont. gives
notice to oil persons indebted I" said estate 10
make immediate payment, and 10 all those
having claims against said estate TO rresen,
them, properly sttesied, for settlement, within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise this no.
,ice will be plead in bar oftheir recovery.
u. A. MONTGOMERY, .3dm's.
March 4. l5--
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March a..
Negro for Sale.

DURSUANr 10 an order Of Orange County
Il Cour, Of Pleas and Qaarter Sessions, y
shall proceed to sell. at the court house IN
Hillsborough, on the 9Th day Of April next,
Negro Man called Ben, OF The estate Of Tho
mas FreelauG, deceased, on credit 81 twelve
months, Tor 4he purpose Of distribution amongst
the distributes. Bond and security " i'll be
required.
ALLEN PETTY, Commissioner.
March 20. Tvs
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Wssl q his fohh, u he Eesidsnrs II
ksrssl 1fsar0r, uho On shp niEhlbrloEr.
eommi1sa suiri6e b enting his arrest.
Il seems tiasi A0aroe nd herA issssg
Gosi unezrerphry. nj taiGs fffrEds and
fahay. noFtifyinE life. They undew0ok
. r6ofn hin, ~ jadgnfs frOa &c ~
suit. lhe means used 10 dHeri tiial obirci
Eere ~ judged On he eFening of ne
2osh uil-. 1bos. g. Walion. silnis ron-
ln-lns 81 he drerasrd. Esnilo Monrce,s
house. and il i reported Kommhied .
brearh cf ronrsesy ioeards his faahrE-in-
law. Moaroe remarked 70 him, al be-
mas. II you hare ednIe here Tor ! fuss ~
night, you shall have cne." An ARRAY
ensued, IN the midst IL ~lich Monroe
shot " sllon-Ehe sisOi rn.eriRg die sb-
apmen. but whieh has MOI up 10 This time
proved fatal. WALTON left The h.sase. and
Monroe's family also fed. leaving him
behind. In their absence. believing. no
doubt. that he had killed Walton, he com
mittsd suiride, and died unseen. sars BY
the &C Of his Maker. Gar. Hefeh.
Hardy caTreH.-This notorious sroun-
drel was captured hy a party of gsn.le-
men, on Saturday afternoon last nrsr This
Gay. aud safely lodged in jsil. The
Waich Of Mr.. Dickenson, whose trunk
was recently eul from The stsgr, and 9th
er articles duplicating him IN The robbery
Of Mr.. MeLeod's Store al SmilEheld,
were found uPss him. Rsgisfa.
DelarGre.-A mass Convention Of the
Wings Of this gallant little State was held
II New Castle on the 22d nlt. A lung
series OF resolutions were adopted, embo
dying the principles oil the Wing policy.
and nominating Henry Clay Tor the Of
nee Of President. and John NJ. cl,ylor
for Vice Presiden,.
The Democratic State Convention
which met al Dover II The ED. blew ~
without making any nominations or ap
pointing any delegates TO The Ballimor'
Convention, thereby virtually safren,ler
inn the coarse fer es 20 yak over 1h'
mass Of the party are in favor Of Gen
Csss, and insirucledtheir delegates (man.
Of them Van Buren ofiice-seekers) 70 sen
Cass delegates; consequently they coul
not please themselves and their cOnslitu
en,s both, and determined to do nothing
Louisville JonrnA Gays that the rumo
Of Judge Porter's having left Mr.. Clay
large legacy is erroneous. lie Left bin
his breasi-pin, but nothing more.
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A Tragedy.-Our community was
shocked on The morning of last wednes-
,lay week, by the preparation Of most
,ragical affair some eight or nine miles
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N office,

THE subscriber having, at the late February
Term. taken EATERS of administration ac-
cnriing 10 law un the estate Of SAMUEL GAS
KILL, deceased. hereby gves general notice
TO oil creditors Of said estate, 10 present their
claims duly auihe sticated, w,th,n the time II.
miied by law fnr that purpose, otherwise this
notice will be plead in bat Of recovery. Debt.
ore to said estate will also please to make pay
meat immediately.
JAS, A. CRAIG, .adm'r.
March 4. l6-4w
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Dr.. S. Angle,

Nsl EMBER uf the Virginia society ef sHr-
Ss~ gcon Dentisis, respectfully tenders his
professional services 20 the citizens Of Hills.
borough aud It's vicinity. 'S*.1
He will Extract Teeth With ease, remove
the Tartar, and file and Plug ia the mos, Sci-
cntiiic manner- supply the loss OF Teeth with
ARTIFICIAL subst CO, closely initiating nature.
and perforn al Their operations On these use.
full organs, iai cited by their safsons sis:asss.
REFERENCES:
S. Lethbrid2e, d. ID. s., Richmond,
James D. McCabe, d. D. S.
s John G. Wyatt, ID. D. $.
John Mcdonald, ID d. S..
James Beaie, IA. d.
Thomas Johnson, M. ID.
Ed. II! Carmichael, N. D.,
M. Clark, M. D.,
John Dove, NJ. D., -
Rev. william I. Waller
DR.. A. Empie.
q Leroy NJ. Ice.
Rev joseph II. Davis.
/ p S.-Dr. ANGLE can be foand al ~. Nj.
ehols's Hotel. Ladies waited On n sAesf re-
sidence.
February % IT,
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Notice.

,sHIIE ahasr.iened having quslihed as skse.
ni.rs of the last vail and Testament Of
DAVID MEeANE, decreased. a February
Terra, 1874, OF Orange G, unity coLri, hereby
Give notice 10 all persuns indebted 10 seid CO.
tate 10 make immediate payn.snt. end fnr AL
prrsass hasn claims Ups ihesssiste 10 pre-.
sent them Cor paymcal within The time pre-
scribed BY law, OF this noiise will be plead Va
bar VI their recovery.
ALEX'R. MEBASE,1 rs,
O. A. MEBaNE, EN-"
February 20. Is
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. .sarsh 4
Fobaeco--I.eaf $500 TO 500. Lug
sl:s0 20 ESQ.
coiton--Dull sales al Oh 10 10.
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articles:
sulpha,e Quinine easter Oil, by barrel,
Sugar Of Lead or battles
Campfire, Oil vilric' Sweet oil, do. do.
Cream Tartar ,pis. Turpent'nc, do.
Gum Arabic. Opium Fable Oil, tbesi Mar
Tartaric Acid settles 4 Bordeaux
CASTLE Soap, Aloes Borax, Starch
Calomei, Quicksilver Tanners Oil, superior
Essential Oils I.inseed do.
Sup Tar. sS,da Winter Sperm Lamp
Thompsouia .Medicine Oil
Rhenbarh, Glass Ware Refined Whale do.
SNUFF, in bladders andICamphine or Chemical
bottles do.
i.oawood, ground and Flour sulphur
in stick Writing Ink, black &
Redwood do. ne
Copperas. Blue Stone Printers inki
Anai,o, Aqua Forts Indefb,s Ink
Indigo, lCaraccas) Fancy Soaps, IA great
Do. (Msnilla) VARIETY
Napnesia, Madder Srushes. {of all kind.)
Soda & Sedlei,z Paw. Tobacco, Cigars
dcrs Window Glass IA grea,
Pepper, Spice. Mace variety,
Nutmegs, Ginger P"t'y, Shoe Barking
Cloves. Epsom Salts e .labria Liquorice
Alum, Salt Peter Surgical 4 Dental H.
Glue, Birthstone siraments
&c. &c. &c. &c.
TYLER & HILL,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
formerly Tyler. Jones & HIM.
Near .uI.raiae, BrOsrnlss & Co
Petersburg, Va.
March q is--sw
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Notice.

EIrERS = Rd@iaisSrsstua e. - sslals
- e Tss0AAS TANL0B. &srsaae@ hae
90 hesa gFaaae1 I. ahs sskseaibsH 81 Fshrna-
- Tsrna. ieta. e nnsaas ceuuss Gear. -
hrsshy ss.qmafrs al pensmns ha4sAAsd 10 Ksi6
estate e Naake pagNenl - ham saA.ss1 SfisF.
aad al perssns hsElaz fiAisas a. Alasa ths sac.
- srr&<mi tAem wahia Eke is-ssr prrsxfher "
~. - lhis selies al - piea6l- hsref der
reesseIy.
JOS. ALLISON. .adm'r.
msrrhA lS-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
Sale Of Negroes.

III erder afahs coaniy cosIi q 0uagr. the
sndsrsisasd wai s~li. 90 ~ sta day e
MARCH, ISGe At chs istr frsifsnse Il csh.psl
Ihonas Iaylar deweasd Z. % fhr kisAfs I'D.
der, apas . rrada Il 80 live F-eafks.
NENE LIKELY NEGROES. !.
hsioasiae % ILe estate 81 he ed u suts
Tayias. cresssed - VIZ iisaash Nsisles ana
rhIse. sam: Ten. iovps. sarah. Aisrs. shd
cliisn Boad and g..ed sssasny sill ~ o qaif-
- VI The pofehsser.
JOS. ALLISON. .75n'r.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

MhlAsl PIsR1Eing Or he fsheIsl 81 &c
saHeNn b. rie sccidenf -ef Thassdzy.
dsslh LIS siriekea another Ficsn in ne
midsi Il u. u he person cf he Hon.
lleny frick. one al Dc representative
from de STATE u Pennsylvania. uho hFr1fh-
ea ms last yesterday, ab0ai = o'rl0ck. 4
bis lodgings il this city.
Mr. fnek wss IN de sob year o. his
age, was IN delicate health ~ken be came
on % attend congsess. and Aad been 20.
we believe. for some years lie has iefl
= widow an number of ehildren. one d
whom Was viii him for several days be-
fore his death, 20 mourn over he heavy
loss thsy ksxe saziaine2
Naii0sai IafslIigenesr. MareA 2.