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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-19
M A r RTE d,

In this county, on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. A. G. Hughes Mr.. JAMES G. TATE
to Miss MARTHA A. ANDERSON, daughter
of Capt. William Anderson. all Of this
county. 80
In this county, on the 18th instant, by
Thomas Long, esq.,, Mr.. NASH CHEEK to
Miss MARGARET ALICE BIsnor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. James Bishop.
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Notice.

1HIiE subscriber, having qualified a, the late
August Term as Exa,.ntor ,r ,ha lts Will
and testament oil Eliz1belh Gasktll, deceased.
hereby gives notice 10 those indebted 10 the
estate TO make immediate payment; and those
having claims aeainst the said estate, will pre.
sent them within the time prescribed by Law.
or this notice will be p'ead in bar Of their re.
coyery.
JAS. A. CRAIG, Ear.
september II. AZ swn
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Attentions!

To The com missionei Officers and INusi-
clans belonging to the 4sth Regiment
Of North Carolina lHihtia.
NoU are hereby icomma nded To attend at
\ Mrs. Eliz ibcth Mechanics on Friday, the
4;h Of 0cioher al II O'Clock. equip, as the law
directs for drill Muster aud court martial; and
on saturday, the 5,h, you will attend with
your respective companies. ready for parade
precisely al II O'clock. Each capt ain will be
expected to make his annual return al that
time.
p. NELSON, Col. Com.
september l2. a.
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At the late term of our Superior Court,
Judge Pearson presiding, Henderson
Griffin, indicted for the murder of Jesse
oDaaief some time siree, was convicted
of manslaaghter and sentenced to Be
brandel. The sentence was executed in
the presence of the Court, and the prison.
or discharged.
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sTITH & PESCUD'S
Drug Warehouse, Fayetteville Street,
RnEA&aK. ~ ~


Drug Warehouse, Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, N, G.
lDHfSICIlNs, Plsniers. Merchants and 9th.
ers, waning sriicl 9 in our line. NEED
MI 90 FURTHER NuRIH IN FUi IRE,
TO GET SUPPLIED. Ii they will call and
examine our prices, IL will fiid tina, ihey
correspond with those &c any SIMILAR E..
TABlI,llMENT IN PETERSBURG m. n
MoND, OR THIS STATE.
One Of our Firm has i Of returned from The
Noritsra Markets, WHARF he has purchased
one of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND CHOICE SELECTIONS
OF MEDICINES, &C.,
ever ofie ed in this state on such Terms as
viii enable US 10 give entire satisfaction TO our
Eiends and customers.
All we ask is Trial. We want 10 LEI the
people 10 the Old North State know, that We
can and riR sell as lop and articles Of as anon
quality as any House II Petersburg aud this
state. Or stock Of WHITE LEAD. lin.
SEED oil, and coLoRS is very large. and
We are selling cheaper than erfr.
We take this opportunity Of returning 10 the
citizens Of Raleigh, and the public generally.
bur unfcigned thanks for the very liberal ma,
'onagc we have received fiom their hands
since we commenced business; and hone. nv
strict attention TO business, To contin he 10 re.
GIVE portion Of the patronage ola generous
Public.
sTlTH & PEsCUD, Druggists.
august IS, - 4i--6w
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Thursday, september 70.

A8sak afihe Uaiird States. and sound
aalisaai Gasrenry.
I ranfIor reEeaas, with Eair prott etiOn 10
Am.rirsa l.dasiry.
Aanaaes' and economicsl administration 81
ilr--NalianaI Gasssramrni.
Ai.qut .Lie distribution Of The prsefe eds .f
"a sslcs VI The Pab.n Lands.
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FEMALE BAPTIST INSTITUTION.

TT is proposed to establish in Milton, N. C.,
Female School OF high character, to be
under the patronage otthe Reulah. Roanoke,
Dan River and Flat River Associations. A suit.
able bmi NJ is already procured, ard the cx.
ercises OF the school will commence early in
January next. The healthiness Of our town -
the el,caPness Of Board the Mora D haractei Of
'ts inhabitants, renders il a very desirable loca
ton Tor such Oh Institution. Nixon is also
central place convenient TO the four Associa.
tions under whose patronage il isprofoscd 10
place The school. A board OF Trustees will be
appointed and arIkcation made sf the next
Legislature of our state, for q suitable charter
FOR the Institution.
August 26. a.
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We learn from Philadelphia that the
final hearing Of the case of the Hon.
Charles Naylor, for alleged interference
with the military during the Southwark
riots, took place before Mayor Scott en-
Wednesday las:, when the Mayor deliver
ed his decision wholly generating Mr..
Naylor, and dismissing the charge against
him. This is precisely what we antici.
pated. 1t is, remarks the Inquirer, highly
gratifying to the numerous friends of Mr..
NJ, #" who formerly represented the Third
District in Congress with honor to him
self and his constituents; and we believe
that those who know him best will attri-
butte his conduct in the recent difficulties
in Southwark to the motives and prompt
ipgs of humanity" Nat. Int.
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ON The Iath day Of October. 1874, I
shall offer for sale before the cour.
house door in Hillsborough, on a credit
Of twelve months, l6a acres Of Land ON
the waters Of Cane Greek, adjoining the
lands Of WIN. Crawford, The late Jesse
0'Daniel, and others.
Also. one other Tract &c abou, 96 acres.
belonging TO John & William Smith,"
Bond aud security required.
J. WEBB, q. g. ~
september u. 43|~iw
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We are happy 10 learn. from an article
in the Richmond Enquirer of yesterday,
that, though proposition for an Extra
Session Of Congress has been moo:ed in
the Cabinet, it has been determined that,
for the present NJ least, no such session is
10 be conyoked by the President.
Nat. Intel.
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Gen. r. L. CARuTHERs.


A tasical occurrence recently took
pace al NJ arion, MISS. Ii is stated thai
"a Mr. Fisher had put up a brick-y ard
near HE town OF Marion. on what he sup
posed public land; aud sfer be had made
a considerable quantity Of bricks ready
f'r burning. it was discovered that the
land belonged to some person IN Ge"rgi',
who appointed Mrs Schumacher his
sgeLt. Mrs s. ordered Fisher from Il e
land. and refused 10 let him move the
brick. She no l6rd Fisher 10 writing.
that he must gu the premises, to which
Fisher replied lhathe would die first. and
proceeded 10 settle up his l,t IL na tiers.
Mrs Shum scher made her will. On the
sixth inst,nt Fisher and his two sons, on
one side; Mrs Schumacher and he husband
on the other, sll heavily armed with guns
and pIst 'ls. repaired To the brick yard. Il.
seemed that the Fishers arrived first, and
on The arrival Of the other party the bs,lle
took place; It Is said that MIR Snumscher
fired lhs. first gun. which was succeeded
by general firing from both parties, in
wb'ca Mrs Shumarhrr was m,r.ally aud
Sdu'hey Fisher dangerously wounded.
Eight guns sw.re fred. aud tso.shot by
Mrs Schumacher herself; she lived about
IL or l3 hours after she. reccired The
wound and expired. II iss,houghs that
Fisher will recoSer: Mr. Schumacher has
been ommttod. Norfolk Beacon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-19

IN The 10Th day Of October, 1914, |
shall offer Tor sale before the court
house door IN Hills6oFougir. on a credit
Of twelve and eighteen months. The Lands
Of The late Moses Campbell, containing
about i4o acres. and lying on the waters
OF Haw River. Bond and security viii
be required.
J. WEBB, c.S.A
september u. 4,--ia
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~ There viii be a meeting Of the
Democracy Of Orange county al Pratts-
burg. on Saturday the 5,h day Of October.
and Gen. Alison the Elector for this Dis
irict win be present and address the meet
ing.
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WING ELEfnRlL nrKRT.

Isl district. William W. Cherry.
81 do. Josiah Collins.
ID do. Robert b. Gillian.
iih DO. William Ii Washington.
9Th do. Daniel ID. Baker.
9Th do. Maurice Q. Waddell.
7.h DO. John Kerr.
9Th do. Augustin III. Shepherd.
9th do. James w. Osborne.
10Th do. Jonathan Ilouon.
lIlh do. John Baxter.
KIP les eie,iioa sill take p'sse aai the
Q - Monday 10 November, being the an dsy
Of the m0aah.
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Do We invite attention 10 the. inie-
resting and instructive speech of the Hon.
Daniel Webster, which occupies large
portion Of our paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-19

We learn that the Hon.. Isaac Van
Zandt, Charge d'Affaires from Texas to
the United States, presented to the Presi-
dent Of the United States on Wednesday
his letters of recall, and that Charles ii.
Raymond, esq.,, the Secretary to that L.
CATION, remains here as Acting Charge d
Allaires. Nal. Int.
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SPECIAL ELEcrIoS.--A writ has been
Issued BY the Governor, for special cleo
ton in Davidson county on the first Mon
day in November next, being the day of
the Presidential E!ec.ion,) to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Charles Brunmell, esq. ...-. .-
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Fall Trade, 1914.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRUGS
d. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS, PERFUME.
RY, FANCY ARTICLES,

bnOoHEsS, SPlGES, DC. &c. &c.
lsi arrivals Iron Rpsion. New York, &c. &c
we are now receiying nur Fail Suppy NJ
Goods, embracing rsry hsary Sick or ri.ry
mag IN our line. Our GoUus seIe s.lr,I,d
with especial reference 10 the Wkolsssis 7rsds.
being Of the Gu IcEsT QuGLirT and boushI "a,
large Quantities a. the LOWEST MakKLT
rklcE. We are ihertfoie ready 70 compete
with other Houses, North or South.
We respectfully soli,il call or order fss,a
AZ Merchants and Physirians who are III Nanl
81 any Of the articles IN our Inc 81 business. Is
we are determined 10 SELL AND To- Please.
Balos we eaDmerate . lev ieacina aTilc.,s, sll
Of which, togelhlr with rven i..iag We a.iI.
We warrant 10 be ofthe BEST QUALITY. and
al PRICES WHICH cANNof FAIL TO
GIVE SATlCgAcTfnN
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Wholesale Grocery
AND
COMMISSION STORE,

COMMISSION STORE.
TIE subscriber has leased the Store On go.
lingbrook S,teet, OPT osi'e LewisF. Ilirks,,
and formerly occupied by Lunsford e. Hatcher,
for the purpose Of conduciing the Whole sale
Grocery and Commission business, ard resrcct.
fully solicts a call from Country Merchants
and Others, who NAV wish 10 purchase Groce-
ries, as heIcels confident he can sell Goods on
as good terms as they can be purchas, al any
Honse in Virginia.
lie will also raw atgict attention 10 all Goods
Entrusted 10 his care as a Commission Mer
chant, andrespectfulIy asks consianments.
lie is now in the Northern Markets. pur
chasing his stock Of Groceries aud thew will
he ready for in, pection at his Store about the
first Of September.
lie will also attend 10 receiving and forward.
ing Good on the us ual terms
GEORGE A DAVIS.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Peebles, Hall &. Co.
Patterson & Wills,
Pannill E. Lea,
N. NJ. Martin s Domains,
Lea g. Msdison,
- 4" SIurdIvant, Huft & Co,
Pete. shurg. Va, August l. 81
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WIEMIAI 70 DAS0Na
DENTIST

RESPECTFULLY makes known that he has
located at his Father, fifteen miles west
Of Hiisborouch, where he is prepared TO a,
tend to every thing nece ssary Tor the hca IN,
beauty, and preservation Of the Teeth and
Gums, and also to,supply ir"m one 10 an entire
set. which shall exccl in beauty and fulfill eve.
~ reasonable expectation.
Families waited on al their residences With
out extra charge.
August 3. If 81
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Men would have more charity for 9TH
ers, did they not lavish so much on them
selves; for one foible in the character of a
fellow-beiag, they require at least half a
dozen of virtues as an atonement.
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800 =s+- ~si5sA ~ lsAEfEt, EhRFF HluFi y
Z effisin Posiliss1 b snrirly, n b. esihs,
-, g naiusaihfl; sill,rr Is opersle nsiu.
in.ly npon lie mind Il sle eriaiaal. - y
reader he lass q caste . mater of srsrsi.
~ NE ease q - ignorant slass q brnsul
pfePensiiiies. i i NO 10 Sc presumed shss
any snrh efierls are hkeiF 10 Be- po.
alceds 20 that save lie induense exrrris-
60 uppn The public mind. by ne open Is.
nieiioa Of The punishment. lhe ends Of ius-
ice ara completely defeated.
Law has ben -, I'd he perfection Of
common sense, ant had We nol been adj
rised By those who have certainly The
rePuta'l"n Of knowing. Ihal We could
net err isr. IN applying tie ordinary rules
- common sense 20 II. we had MOI now
Poked oar finger into . is oil musly pie"
J ne subject seeming 10 be one az inleresi
5ad Importance. We, however unsuised 10
The task, base endesEonred in IS Bsief
manner . possible 10 perform the part
assigned ns. leaving 10 some abler brother
Of The quill the iasking OF doing the sub
Ieel lhe justice il deserves. u
Oxford Mercury.
There is much force in ihe remarks Of
ihe editor Of The Mercury. but after some
reflection we have come TO The conclusion
that i IS much easier TO point ont the evil
ihan 70 remedy il. The statute provides
the punishment Of branding in cases Of
manslanghier; but il also leaves II discre-
'lOnay with the Judge to substitute ono
Of more public whippings or a moderate
pecaniary fine. and also Imprisonment for
; ierm not exceeding twelve months; and !
! strikes US that this is sufficient latitude !,
IOr the discretion of the Judge. The su-
iishment for any particular offence must
e fixed and certain without regard 70 the
offender; otherwise we throw upon the
Judge discretion, 10 say the least of Il,
extremely unpleasant, and which might
e dangerous in its exercise. The feature
n our laws which is made the subject OF
is humane provision, and
hould be cautiously handled IN atyempi.
ng to amend i, While we admit the
orce Of the objection to the punishment
i branding for manslaughter in the case
a negro, we might urge the same obiec-
ion to almost every penalty the law i'm
oses upon crime-yiz: that the punish
ieni i unequal because Of the difference
4 the character and disposition Of men;
0 that penalty which to one person ,
'ould be burdensomc and grievous, 70 an \
lher would be light and triaing, In ali q
ises, however, where the punishment
IN be made to suit the offender as well |,
the offence, without injustice or inhu-
Ianity, il certainly ought .s5 be provided |
the proper authorities; butthe insisnce !
oin;ed out by The Mercury, is but one of
e many to which We have before aIlud-
as requiring Penitentiary for their a
lequate punishment. We heartily unite
it'll our friend of the Mercury in bring h
9 this. subject before the public mind; !
ID we hope the ensuing Legislature will &
Ike the matter in hand, and evidence II
eirrcgard for humanity and the prinei-
es ofjustice by forthwith passing law =
the establishment of Peni,an,iary. +
-sz---s--s-ss $1,000
W. - L.....- a. - - -,
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nhlfnnrE.


Dssd. = hlsresidenoe near Cedar CsoFe,
y tbs eoausy. "a ihs evening q ne ash
uil IT. JoHx A'DABr. axed nezdy n
years The deceased was noted Ger MS
honas. hn1essy. and pisly; and although
has iass llnsss Eas prOtraeied. and singu-
lariy painful. be bore il calmly and with
christian fonisude--ast = murmnr passed
has hPs-Sui ohrn his mind rose superior
% pain. and buni foEsh in praises % shat
God he had . long adored. The church
Of which he vas a member. and the con-
munity N which he lived. has sustained !
great loss IN thedeAih u ibis |. good man. !"
Died. n this county. on llie IIih inst,
MI. JACOB JAcKsOx. eyed 70 years.
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aFiCES.--Pepper, Pamen,o Cloves, Nut
- megs. Mace, Ginger lWhlie and Race
Cinnamon. Tie above also ground For "a @
oy TYLER & HILL,
Petersburg, Va.
august 10, So
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Enoc Mills.

HAVE disposed Of one hslfsI Enoe NiI,
= 70 Mr. 1ohn y. Lyoa, Hhs = III rair, en las
Sasiafss under tie Erm Of Lyon 4 Hold, a.
shrIe every ssienih . ALL he Fisen ~ Aar.Iy.
~ The highest prices iii be gwen ioT n heal.
1skserc, Sc. 1nstomeFs rsa have ihs q y, Ell
leasd and The aaur sold luf il..m IN ks.i h
~ IA, M h'Ehsa liirfs. Those issas hied Ia ne
- maze Pasmeai 10 AR Lyon wha i Isy
sseni IN my abssaee.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE Con.
EENTlON.
llnsL Rfai serRsi a.seihe 4 M KesfL g.
fsslias bsFaai SAFE Csss. esls.n - -
as.s e SIS BsFsist lanh 10 he as q a..
lsinh. sen.nsresirg - Fssdsy ksaos- a. 49,
sahhaih- fie 4 ofo<aaberr q a, a. a sfri.k-
A. q. TIE Assih csreiirs Bsgiis Eavrs,i.1
eesisig 80 aaTef ~ - strr,ma ~ ~ ssa.e
AZ. - early snndie lEkl. stsn ss,.rsl "a
dresses ssh b. deEttIt5 b. sssssal en.ss-
ga,st'ed - z~as 81 etissr sissss
" heacas ne'ains an Pperinnisy IN ~
= netee 20 sch a The driessiss. rnsIsss az
theu IAN .iss - g. siFf i. 10 lstr % u ussoa
% The k-lsash and Caaon Raii Read. %
Make ForTesa celrEs. and b.sk lLs sss.s
s~pismbsR3 "a
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FALL SUPPLY
OF
Boots, Shoes, Brogans,

OooIo, oluC0, DlUSduS,
TRAVELLING & HAIR TRUNKS. CARPET RAGS.
BACKING, SHOE THREAD, LEATHER,
&c. &c.
SAMUEL DRUMMOND takes this meibod
W OF saying to bis friends and customers in
Town ano country, that lie has just returned
from inc Moth, where he has carefully and in.
o'clousiy selected his Fall supply vi Goous,
which, Tor variety Of style and quality, eangot
oe surpassed by any Shoe house in the State,
embracing about
$500 Packages of fresh goods,
which he offers at wholesale or retail al mo.
oerale advance from prime cost for cash or
gooo acceptance. Among his STOCK, now re-
celvine, the following goods can be found
Mems double sole cali water. proof Boots.
DO. do. Napoleon do.
Do. heavy doGbl, .sole water Boois-sgx.
ira heavy. ..-.#. -.
Do. calf kip, sewed and peg'J Boots.
Do. heavy double IS' sole nailed b'd do.
Do. do. peg'd do.
Boys do. do, do.
Do. calfand hip, ed aud peo'd DO.
Wemens sewed strap land lace BoUte.s,
Do. peg'd do. do,
Do sewed and pes'd strap Leather
Wells
Do. Morocco. heel strap Wells
Do. do and seal Buskins
DO. common seal Slippers
Misses add chidren's Bootees and Shoes in
great variety
Me,chantsv, ing Petersburg are requested
% call and era ne this collection OF goods,
Is u viii consume but a few moments 10 look.
md may prove profitable TO them.
SAM'L DRUMM0ND,
No. 5, BollingbrOOk st, Petersburg, Va.
august z& 40 -6w
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Milton sIms ana racfarr.

The Milton Mills and Far.ary = n ;. ,,,o
oPeraiica uadeF the 6nn II Bsrs.,,. 49,,
\ Holden. Persoas slsh,nR sn,ploy,n~., y.
The Fasioly all % seII q make as,I.s, w
TH0S. w. HOLDEN
SePshoef :. a. ~
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NO HUM GG!
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Esfeign and RoHi esfic .Ye-
dictiscs, Permits, Otis,
ERgrsfgsfnp,.rr

DYE sTUFFS, BRUSHES, sUnGic,s And
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
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Active employment brings happiness.
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Inlsn, The consfIsH tisn. and fhe Lars
the Guardians efeur Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27
NEW BOOKS.
HON. DANIEL. WEBSTER'S SPEECH

On the Gar Will Case TIN. Edition has been submitted 10
the revSaI o. Mr. Webster rnd -se with MS upon
the application of friends. Pncc = cents.
$1,000 COPIES SOLD
THE KITCHEN DIRECTORY.
Containing many valuable and original recipes in oil the
branches ofCOpkERl.
Also the whole Carving illustrated By sixteen engra-
wings. Price 10, cents.
.QCACHS AND ouACKERY-By Physician of New
York-Pnce2j cents.
TlON-prce - cafItr.
CALIiN on ROMISfI REtICS-Price 10. cents.
History o,he Westminster Assembly of DivinesHy Rev.
VIM. H.ti-r n.tHu-nrce - cents.
History and Poetry Of Nyomns co:sin.E. CaFnphcl Ger
iri.tcBy William l.. Srcic Author OF the Lie of Bran
Life and Times oi Red JACKET, vol l2ua Pr.ce Sl-5
MARK H. NEWMAN Publisher.
as 3ts l3' Broadway. New \ ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

rs THE Invisible wig so closely resembles the
real bend ha that sceptcs and cono-eurs have pronounc
ed the perfect and extraordinary invention the
The grcat advantage tins novel and unique Wig he
ing made without sewing weaving which lis
nnre en- closely 10 resemble the natural hair both gtness
and rene appearance defy detection, texture being
60 benlu so porous and free that in all OF perpra
Wigs entirely avoided The sceptc and connosseur alike
invited TO inspect this novel md beautiful Wig and the
cinr method of fitting the heal the manufacturers, A
C. BARRY l6 Broadway. of Liberty up stairs
nj Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY VETERAN CONE
We learn from the Ncwbryport Herald, that
Philip Bagley, Esq, ono OF the Oldest citizens
and ia Revolutionary veteran who was in the bat
tie Of Bunker Hill, died very suddenly on Tues
day forenoon. He had been in feeble health some
time, and while sitting in chair and pcrusing
newspaper in the store Of MIR. Brown, IN Merri-
msck.si., Instantly expired without struggle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-27

Tmg PREPARATION called Roman Eye Balsnm for weak
and named eyes and lids. of the bct remedies in
use safe application and one That will dscase
and inflammation from the eye very short Price .
cents Prepared and sold by a. b. SANDS & co. Chemists
and Druggists :3 Broadway corner Chambers street Granite
Building Sold also 70 Fulton street. and a. East Broad
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FErScn PoLlsIrIyG FAsTEThis article combination
of elementary substances having strong affinity to each 9TH
err which and form compound aiiogehe: new III us
character The brliancy and durability Of the polish I'M
part, 10 the most delicate articles of furniture. such paoca-
n.y. rosewood ebony Italian marble. also to carrnscs patent
leather military caps. unsurpassed. Is Application Is
eisy requiring very little labor restore the Article To us or
sna beauty. For sale by \. BSANDS & CO. Granite
Buildings 23 Etoadyyuy Chambers street, also by \.
r. 4. D. Saais % Fulton street d. Sands {. Co. a East
R,o,dway Price . cents.
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GEO. b. ROLLINS, Auctoneer.
SNTORE FLXTUR rs AND FURNITURE OF 126 PEARL
- sTRggT--On MONDAY, April q. Mt 10 o'clock. will be-
sold By Wiki 5 ROLLINS. all the Store Fixture, and
Furniture fthat extensive Dry Goods Jobbng Establishment
sung OF II counters Of Sues with mud without
drawers mahogany desks and chars large and small
racks office paten, scales, green blinds book and
racks pgeon ces scales and weights
nrd pipe trucks of different sizes looking glasses shawl
chnry. superior large Iron SAFE writing paper umbrella
stands &c &c &c ap21 2s.
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Appointments by Governor,
By and niA the adriee and eonsen, of The Senate

APRIL II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mecds Notary, vice r. White
CnLuMBA-John NJ Crosson. Flour Inspector neglected 10
qualify
Daniel Limerick Beefana Pork Inspector place of j. c.
Do,nian. neg eeed TO qualify.
Harnan Iiaenbeck, Fish Inspector vice Ichabod Rodgers
Henry +. ke!sted of New York be Major General of
Ngned.
Sanford. resigned. - ~ -