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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
,1oxem.nt OF Population.

Wesee circulating among the papers, calcula
,;on of the center of the representative populd
t;ou at each census, since the adoption of the Con
sttion. The subject is curious one to know
where the mass Of the population is moving TO.
are not, 10 be sure, in any doubt that poi Mt ou'
4, is as we'll to know the fact precisely and rel
atiyely. ..,.;.b.
The Pennyvania southern houndry is a straight
line ca st and west. We may, therefore. assume
that as the base line Of comparison In isV me
center Of representation was l3m'les Soath OF .hal
Inc in Baltimore county, II miles from aS"!hg
,on InlSo0 it was miles south OF that line IN
MARYLAND 50 r,es from Washington. In lolo
!, was miles north ofthat line IN Adams county,
"a miles northwest from Washington. In loIo
!. WA, about 10 miles south of Pennsylvania. m
V,rgno. Sc miles from Washington In le3o
:, sss Is miles south OF that line, and ~ miles
Som Washington In lS40 it was Is miles
.or,b Of the Inc, and l65 miles from Washington
CITY. in Marion county, Virginia. ,o,o
The center Of total population was, IN l94o'
near Clarksburgh, IN Harrison county 'rg'hia'
ia -,;lc- west from Wash!c"."n.
The line of movement in fifty years, has bfen
q lt,le north Of west frum Washington; but the
veneral direction IS west in winch direction 1t
has mosed nearly 2lU miiee continuously sincc
.,, establlshmeut of the seat ot government AT
Washington The direction o. lis present move
will bfing i, Just through Cincinnati; aud there
is NJ DOUBT tnat will continue IN that direction
IL has now however only passed one halt The dis.
lance from Washington 10 Cincinnati, aid 1t viii
take about half century to bring the actual cen
ter To this CITY.
The population, from the increase OF Inanutac-
lures ana The growth Of cities, grows very last
east oi US, as well as west The great valley OF
the Missouri must, ther, fore, be pretty well popu-
tated before the center OF population gets 2Oo
miles further west.
The center has, however, already passed the
mountains and soon will begin It's rccsent down
N. valley of the Ono. twill find Cincinnati
yun lruIn three 10 iour hundred thousand Inhaot-
ants aud lar TO the west, cuy up II city, and
town upon town will rise 10 meet The delighted
eyes Of onr countrymen and parrots. The giant
arm uf Empire IS upon US, and we shall have
enough to do TO preserve united and prosperous
our own territory and government, without hank
ering after other territories, or making expert
menls upon the policy of foreign NATIONS. The
great object should be to preserve our American
Government and American Policy, uncontami-
mated by the corruptions of the old world. II we
can walk in the path pointed out by WASHINGTON
in his Farewell Address, VIC shall remain great,
iree, happy, and prosperous. If we depart from
it. to follow the fooleries and policy of Europe we
shall be neither vrtuous, free or great people,
We must stand or fall by our own principles
ICincnnati Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

JOSIAH RICHARDS, AuctioneeI: ~. N
kebhsRS es5 ,ds.aess made eosrnen
nuetlon nles.i ,,,,.,,. ~ se, s,o,dury.a
door, .i1.y: ,:y: he m PI7o. s,1r
The l,.i Cstnosue u the aboye sas Cow ready th'
,ae'ak Room:
1has't0 OK s' 'S0%DAT fc5ST's;' 81 CORNING Au, aah.
oH "''"' AS o'cicex '''' -
,,h si, r,,n,Yt Il u Gases of Eng l,h s',aen
"s f, rGF,nS. anq as'S by ..Sera iarcs sDd
aiaaJ'e .svo's' 81 fs'n a'" A'''e"" s''""e'' ''''
~ CO. NIt lSsDAy MORNING. a7sh Aus.
The Of Books VII m "a ard ,, E SGDs9ss s tse cS."sns. ss, q.
ne - Sane Iout no. 9t m @ ne l,rss,, and
,S.e,i ., ruG,cr of car. --
= -. T. CoLI0N tasi',oro,, s1 :s,,, ,,oo Merchants.
X Coit & 90 Are;9" sc Iii Ii,.ra siysrees
L NO. ii3 : U:pT street 10 y ~ - 80 -
nsae on cons :nTeat'. snd t,,, q"1p' 2, 'nr'' a''e
Al in,i e'eI'ek 81 - , .nn ,,iee, ,a sheriff Second
S, ~ ~ n,s fet o ., ,, rs5eh n,abcssny
hnir' Tafble top Crstr und Drns iabe'. reSsss m o
saus. " Na,,'a1d, rsheeany Rocket Cur9e'' Aise h'''
sGe ute 59gs ,.s bar 3 sirn care and rush ..a, e.r, bed
'e;,Is eare @ eTess'y, is}i - sn' TN "''' Stoves &c
A'o. 50 ttaa,1aien, WIZ, wnSgw y. ,,ss I,nee''
10 . f.s ais,S 'nl go Low ., tn,r, Sc c
-. coc.. ., -. so..,
sntsd pure nad the e; guaIr old s.mstH o. al
a. 51s IeaeeJ N5es os ' 49, Fam, Gess siaah' aud
"oo!'-y ehrs ii -, ir, lysneSr n%, ,5 Re, Cree
w. iS'' '''-''' 80 and IS 4; ;.eenweh street.
,,,,,, 49, 49,.
NATIONAL. NiNiNTU Rt Is Nli'Ehh "a o'0ae"a''
\ New ork --Adn',>Icn FIRE. during IN dh' ,...
q; and VISITING re ciy air isspecuiS
cal t:arfy. where sy eanaos TAI TO ,se"S11s 81 1
nen, AmencTas. among whch 9e tie ioa""'hs' "ppe'e"
Hon. John 0uigcy Adams. Alr. Mas7on
Henry clay. Hon Jane, scfhanar
- judge story, ,,eo rX,n,
:. Judge Slcl@an. :. :. iHnie Webster.
' John g. Cahoun . Sias npn. w tEnt.
" !: ~. t,,rhdrn :. Ien. i ''DuW "
,,, N Cas- !, '.' Commodore Mot,na
Sn go W",,S' WARRINGTON
Cen Clnch. =" Morn.
md othe 200 numerous to nen,inn, ncirl,hs NE
WI a.; .rr r.i"s TN, "l.niery"i Is AZ least
and unique. nnH the only fenun-raton eapec'e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

shares Western Railroad s5s ~ shaTe-l5 do Fieh5nrG j
do Frnnkin Insurance Co "a avlO do Noh BanS 9Ns
g do Union Bank. 3adv-4 Hamilton Bans = advIS Coum
ban Bank, ga adv-lU do u :. Lund Co. sos per shaIe
lAt the Brokers Board.l
20 shares East Boston Co bw. lO3g do do lo'l7!Co do
Rending Railroad 24S-CO do do L4d 25-3 do do. h59d p
-i05 do Western Ra ond s3a25 do do. s6m $50 do do
S5iS-45 do do. sim, s31s-4 do State Bank. 5sts
STATEMENT of the condition of the Bank of al
I'm NJ On In rnn,nnr Of ihn 81 nfA August. 1Si4.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

DIaSO FORTE EINSTRUCTtONS.-A young man. whose
references as IN characier and ability sh- be saac
tory Of making gemens for giving instructions
upon the above or in singing tor board IN some re-
pectable family the city. .
,tev nrtende to uu3 2s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

NINE SPLENDID E>GRAyINGs
THE ILLUSTRATED AND ILLUMINATED
SHAkSPtARE,
No 49,
will be published on Saturday. the 10th inst.
Tns No. concludes the Play ot
ROMEO AND JULIET
and contains Numerous Beautiful Engraving.
The No will The commencement of the at'nct
ing Tragedy Of KING LEAK. IL
GS- Important Works just Published; -
Essay Chr.rmn Mnns Experimental and Practical, Ivy
John Foster aur o Essays Decision Of Human Charac
ter. &c. vol lsmo. near so pages. 50cnnu. cl"lh.
TINS volume twenty topics, Combining m m
unusual degree both variety IL issued pock
cnmpnon and as the dston. nre both concise and nn
mn;in few hooks be named which suited to
c the trn:ecr anu 10 the occasional
leisure of the store and counting room For YOUTH and sab.
bh school and district rnres probably book OF It's
class can be selected which hns cns than h vol
nm. ID. APPLETON & CO Publishers.
"a aO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
p We commend the following to the advo-
Gates Of CAPITAL punishment.

U We commend the following to the advo-
Gates of capital punishment.
HORRIBLE SCENE AT AN ExEcurloN.-On the
9Th instant, Pierre Lescurc, who was accused of
the murder Of his father, but not brought TO trial
for want of sufficient evidence, and who has since
been condemned to death for making way with
his uncle, was executed at Riom (Puy- de- Dome.)
The circumstances attending the execution were
most horrifying. Being man Of herculcan
strength, he was bound in prison with an unusual
weight of chains. l. required at least half an
hour for the smith to unrivet them. Lcscure
was much weakened by his confinement and
assistance was offered him in walking to tho
scafold, but he declined it, and went forward,
and even ascended the ladder with a firm STEP
Fearing resistance, the executloners OF st.
Flour and Moulins were called in to aid the cxe-
cutioner of Rom. When Lescurc appeared on
the platform, his tall and athletic person lowered
above them and the priest who attended him.
Unfortunately he was not bound with sufficient
force to the swing board, which also was too short
for his length, so that his neck went beyond the
groove, ald the axe, when loosened, fell on the
wood of the frame, and only wounded lis intend.
ed victim. Upon this the executoner from st.
Flour got astrde on the head of Lcscurc, but the
convict struggled from his grasp, and breaking
his bands, rose again, with his shoulders and
breast covered with blood his face flushed, and
his eyes haggard, utterng cries that struck terror
to the heart Of every spectator.
The priest approached the wrctched man, and,
presenting to him the image of Christ on the
cross succeeded by his exhurtations in prevailing
on him to again submit to be bound. Again the
axe fell, and again missed its mark, only enlarg-
ing the first wound Lescures cries became sill
more astounding. The people shouted with in
dlgnation, and pressing round the scadold, were
on the point of overcoming the gendarmerie in at
tendance, while the priest, whose surpllce was
covered with blood, embraced and did all in his
power 10 console and calm the muti!ated man.
The ;hrec executioners were for time COM
petely paralyzed but at last one of them muster,
ed resolution enough to fix the devoted head in a
proper position, and the axe, already streaming
with blood fell third time aud completed lis
task. the executoners are, it is said, to be dis
missed from their office-Gahgnani
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Foreign Ports.
Whalers, sc.

The bark Don Juan was to leave umacoa on the Sh ut
Brig Joseph to leave Ponce 23d ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Bank Notes at 50 WaII.st

in the statement of the situation of all the CITY
Banks published Tuesday last, from TEompons Bank
Note Reporter the profits of the Leather Manuacrre
Bank suited 10 be sii8 II should have been si6i5
The L. ;. Gazette OF This morning says. in regard
~ the Delaware Division. that this business dracs
wits SOW length aions. Every .,.I -
,,r Thomas mounts the auctoncers VI
III. Exchange ahd having end the conditions Of the ae
proceeds TO offer stock Nobody seeming Hcned 10 bid
,h sale is adjourned. after five minutes delay. until the TO-
lowing day Thus. 10y the law, must on for weey days
his morung about ovy present. few even
taking cU,ice Of the grave proceedings.
hc Je!:ersun ln5ur4nce Company of this city
have Jared emi-- nnuul dividend OF 10 per payable
on and tier the 9Th inst.
The following are The receipts over the Western
Railroad lor the week ending Aug 3: ,.o
r...ossr.................sI 81 Is.s s. s!ss !s.s
Freight, o.2.1 o.1'
Excess in favor OF 1874 H....................so,C6t
Business on the Philadelphia g. Reading Railroad
f,r the week ending Aug. g. 1874
Tayel Freshs &c si'iS'' IL
COai Transported. tOns 800 "
Previously THIS year lo.49s VI ooe ~, n,
Amount of Coal nspored last year, Aug a.. 3s OIL
Increase this year ar......................I7C5 C53 70
The following sales Of StocHS we've made al Bos-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

WANTED matrony, respectable aged woman. to taSe
w charge OF four mohercss children she must be OF re
gious hab1 OF good breeding md Protestant She VII
have good and permanent situation It she act sutaDy
save time trouble &c need apply who cannot p:oduc.
the most city references To ar
the other qualifications &c. All letters considered strictly
confidential Address Y. c. H. al this tile. The sane wall
receive prompt attention. au' oIls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
For the Recorder.

Mr.. HEARTr: We, subscribers to your
paper and others, request you to publish
the following in the Recorder Of this week.
The two meetings held in HillsboFough
during the extra Superior Court took it
upon themselves, (ieithout giving any
notice to TIE people Of Orange county.
to put off the county division question
to the Presidential election in November
next, Those meetings had right to ex-
press their views and wishes as they
thought proper, as so many citizens OF the
county. But how two little self-consti-
mted caucuses could undertake to speak
for the whole county of Orange. We can
not understand. The Presidential cleo
ton is federal election, and is not the
proper time to submit questions OF &C.
neral or local nature in which the state OF
county is concerned. When the people
elect members to the General Assembly
in August, then is the time to instruc
them to do all that the people wish to b,
done. The General Assembly must di
vide the county, and NOT James X. Polk
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Col. HOks at Mason Hall

Though anxious 10 hear Mr.. IIoke, and
though we deemed this the only opporiu-
nifty we should have, yet we could not
make il convenient TO attend at Mason
Hall on Friday last; We must therefore
take the opinion Of others as to the merits
of the speech. The friends Of Col. Hoke
cay il was very fine speech, a powerful
speech; while his opponents say it was
pretty good OF the kind, but weak and ve-
ry vulnerable. lie opened his budget Of
anecdotes for the amusement of his audi
ence, but could not exhibi, the whole lot
because of tho interruption occasOned by
the showers of rain. We understand he
made no allusiop to Mr. Graham, not even
10 praise him; and We should be disposed
to give him some credit for this as an act
of courtesy, but we have since heard that
the omission was in consequence Of F." for.
getfulncss," The number of persons in
attendance we have heard estimated at
from l25 to $50. Though continued at
intervals until four O'Clock, Mr.. Hoke did
not give all his speech; there was ofcoursc
no opportunity for a reply.
We must notice one of the positions the
Colonel took, as we learn, in relation to
the tariff. which deserves to be held up for
public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is no.
sufficient. 1t was this: The tariff, he
said, had been the means Of excluding fo-
reign articles, and the consequence had
been that oar market was supplied with
articles of American manufacture, very In
Terror in the make, and so worthless that
they would hardly bare making up! Hear
this, we Democrats, who claim 70 be, par
excellence, I" in favor of the peculiar in
siituions Of the country" Your candi-
date for Governor has undertaken, on the
hustlngs, to decry the products Of Ameri,
can industry; to scott at the efforts Of
American skill; to condemn every thing
American and to praise every thing oil
British production;.-and will you sane
ton this calumny--for calumny it is-by
supporting him! II is notorious fact
TINT most of the American fabrics equal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

bow The difficulty vas selilsl Without
hlood-shedl aba just twsnty-fonr Other
jokes and stories, conc of them old a. DE
bills, sad strongly suspected az being cab.
hsged ifom tpms tneieni edition 81 los
MtileH elhsfHs o. = J pansalsl thuuah.
a1EAas ilusll . Elaaf IS. l1aey Eall $50.
= - = al EEsai u.enss iCkss nrs. h8Ns,
~ sale. We lzeehed &c, nc could -
help I. he u1s - funny. and loskad -
thoagh be ekpeesad il 80,
Vel. ne hare saly Gee s1gE6siion %
make. and lhai i. shal thnse Jokes sh0sld
e P1t together and printed IN pamphles
Iorm, and Distributed among me Hickey
Pokeys. 30 thai Ghey may hare III he
laughing parf by iistlf, and read Il Il lheir
he-sides % make der wiFes and lillle
ones happy; ihai whea ihey 90 % hsar
diseHssi0ns about Dfmoerafir p1ihcipFes.
they nerd not be hoiherrd and distressed
with these painful tlillafions. Honest
SsnrO Panza WIS much given 10 jokes-
before he was Governor. Bur a lar "A
We Tecollert. he eail,d them Jokes, and
did not dignity them Eiih die name Of DE-
mocniie discussions of principle. Eanrhe
became Governor Of ~ leland By his ho-
nesi siEaii-CExardEfss. Those who lol-
loE his example IN pan, may do well %
Initiate him in this. II Eould be praise
9orshy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

C0N0RESS.-The two houses Of the
Congress 0f the United States closed IL
si,lisgs a noon on Monday ths 9Th inst.
The whole numbor Of The acts passed dur
ing the session was ls6. large portion Of
which were for the relief af individuals;
The others were acts making the various ap-
preparations Cor TIC public service, and acts
relating to special local objects, tho most
interesting Of which was an act abolisl,ing
imprisonment for debt in the district oil
Columbia. The act reducing the rates Of
postage and regulating the ranking priv.
lege, though j, passed the Senate by de-
cisiye majority, was left among the multi
tnde Of unfinished business in the House
Of Representatives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
NOtice----Taxes.
June "a.

n SHALL attend al the following times ard
- place., for the purpose Of collecting the
Tax Que for The year ls43.
Monday, Isl July. al Jesse B Dmhan,'s
Tuesday the Cd, at John Newsia's
"Wednesday the I'd, al Rnfin's Mills
Thussdav the 4th, al Michael Ahriahi's
Friday the 5ih. at Gs"rge Patters"n's
Saturday the 9th, at William A Carrigan's
Monday the 9Th. at John S. Turrentins's
Tuesday the 9Th, q, Jacob Summers
"Wednesday the l0.h, al Chesiey T. Faucets
Thursday the nth. al Mrs. Huich,nssn's
Friday the 18th, q, Gabriel b. Leafs
Saturday the 18th, at George A. Mebanes
Monday the 18th, al Hillsborongh
Tuesday the 18th, at Bedford Hurdles
"Wednesday the nth, at Mrs M'Kee's
Thursday the 18th. al Abne. Parker's
rrida, the 18th, At William Lipecomb's
Saturday the goth, Al Harris Wnkerson's
Monday the 2sa. al Pratt's Store
Tuesday the 2Sd, al Joseph L Mornings
Wednesday, Gath, al william Triee's
Thursday the s5th, at Chapel Hill
Friday the 26th, al Thomas Longs
Monday the 2sth. al Pinkney sykes'
Tuesday The goth, al Hdlsborough, TO collect
town Tux.
P The Justices appointed 10 take the
late Of taxables for is44, will attend al the
above times and places; and every persos
| failing to give in his lisa is su'icc, hy law TO
pay a donb'e tax srl she She 4 Is bound 10
collect il
| June IS. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

Col. Hoks's views II relation 10 Baaks
and Banking diiFsrVery widely from dose
81 many q his Democratic brelhrcn. and
seem likely 70 cause > difficulty in lheir
ranks. For some years il has hsen > pan
Of The Degenerate creed 70 denounce al
mOneyed corPopiionf-and those Of our
own state have received . liberal share ol
The abuse heaped upon ihem. But Col,
Hoke praises the North CaEOlina Banks
very highly-says they are sound. honest
y and ally eORducisd. and have been use
ful 10 the peOplc-and this Is authority
that his panty cannot question. Some Of
The Democratic candidates are placed 10 .
dilemma BY ihis admission OF the Colonel.
aud Ee understand that in Person county
il has had no little influence in driving the
Democratic candidate Tor the Senate from
The turf. II is quite cruel in the Colonel
thus 70 demOlish lhe hobbies Of his friends,
seeing he has so many Others for his own
use in the campaign, among which is the
Texas hobby. Of which poor John Tyler
has been robbed by his more expert ri.
walls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

OF Henry oty, CO ALeeVeF u siessed r
sideni. We shiHk de right the and W.
70 instruct msmhss Of DE GsHeFal !
ssmbly 10 10 % Il btioTe sHd u Ire tn
hey arc slesied. De, 5iT a. lhs ballss
taF.
\ Why IA na hcae meetings request
- sheriff . opeR - peas q he Augaai
tlectiOn On he division quesiiOn. and spe-
ely some poinls which dirhion Hhould
4 madei The perpie hare rot eonsraS
ed 20 give Up question a. sueh imp0r.
isnce. and fhs caEiidaies VII - called
ont and required . say whether they are
ior or against . division cf he coun.y.
We beliese dat most az those who under
look 70 put OF this question in dis unce-
emonioas way. wilkout ssking the pro-
PIE about II. intended % defeat diEisi0R
o. he county a every point and fsrern.
J. A. WHITSITT,
JOHN HARDEN,
MILTON II. HOLT.
GEORGE ALBRIGHT.
JACOB RICH,
WHf1MAEL CATER.
Jsns 81. 1884,
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AttentiOn!!

To the commissioned and non-commis-
stoned Officers and Musicians belong
ing 10 the Back Creek Battalion of
the 4sth Regiment Of ". e. Miiifia.
V0U are herehv ordered and commanded
i'll To attend at George A. Mehane's on Fri.
day che I3ih Of July. at % O'Clock, Tor drill
muster and curt martial; and on Saturday
the 18Th, you will attend with your respective
companies, at 10 o'risck. armed aud equipped
az the law directs. for haiialian nxsreise.
NJ. W. MEBANE. Major.
June "a. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

lhess Of GRal britain, and many Of lheu
are much superior. hisa fas,, Coo, thai
lhs iugeHuily uf our meshunirs has 70
greatly impmved ne mashlnsy d sur
maaahsiolies, lhH aomeste goo1s Il n
kiads have ben nnEh rssarsd Is Pries.
many q hen nan fhza hllL And -.
ace0rding . his Democrals eandidaae.
Ne ere % forget or oldig.ti0ns . our
rOanhy-sO denounee our Own manufae-
sures foE he encouragement q he farign
10 suppress our own indastry-and pay
tribute % Great Britain Which nov i
he BnIshPanys Ard whehsssms most
. : favor The peegliar Institutions Of The
ennaiys"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
BOOKS! BOOKS!
AUCTION! AUCTION.

- We are requested 70 say that Mr..
]. Monk, from Raleigh has opened q
Store (nexi door 70 Niehols'l fer two DAYS
only. where be win offer 4 good assor,-
ment Of Bibles, Teslamenis, and variety
Of Miscellaneous Works. etc. etc. Sales
by auction win commence each evening
Al early candle-ight.
These Books are from o. F. CleYe-
lands New Book Store, Raleigh, N. c..
recently purchased in New York, and will
be sold u reduced prices for cash.
N. d. All Books bought At this eslab-
lishment are warranted perfect.
June &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
Appointments By jhs Prddtni, By and with
Che advice and toa1Hi Of the Ssnaif,

George NJ. Bib, Of Kentucky, to b.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
james ID. HALLIBURTON, Of Virginia. 10
be Judge Of the eastern district Of Virgil
MA.
John Branch, Of North Carolina, 70 be
Governor Of the territory Of Florida, from
the ii,h Of August next, vice u. X. Call,
whose commission will then expire,
Nathaniel p. Tallmadge, Of New York,
10 be Governor Of the territory Of Wiscon-
sin, from thR 18th Of September next, vice
J. ID. Do,y, whose commission will then
expire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
NEW WATCHES
an d Je w @ llery.

iii eknuek Lyntn mas the pleasure VI an.
- Rouncin2 10 lie friends and the public &c.
seraily, that lie has received from PhiIauei.
mia neat assortment Of JEW ELLERY. cos.
sistire in ran Of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Fine Gold Gcards and Keys,
Fine Gold Finger Kings,
Breast Pins and Ear Rings,
Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold Collar Buttons and Miniature
Cases,
A rich assortment of Silver and Steel
Spectacles, 10 suit all ages.
Silver and Steel Watch Chains and
Keys.
Silver Whistles and Thimbles,
Silver and Steel Far and ToollrPicks,
Muse Boxes and Steel Pens,
A fine assortment OF Rogers and Wos-
tenholm's Pocket knives,
Knives and Forks, and Rogers Scis-
sors,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Salt
Spoons and Butter Knives, .-~..
A large assortment of Razors, and En-
ersor's Razor Straps,
Steel Spectacle Gases, and Fancy Seal
Stamps,
Silk and Buck-skin Money Purses,
silk, Braid, and Elastic Guards,
Coral. and Gold I.ockets.
EP Watches and clorks Of all dcscriptions
cleaned and repaired in his accustomed srps.
rior style.
June S6, .u... ..~ 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
MORE YET OF DISUNION.

The projects Of the Texas agl'al"rs be-
come more and more distinct with every
fresh arrival from South Carolina. In
tina, State alone have they the holiness
to throw Off tl,e mask, AT a meeting in