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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
Mn. CLAY IND THE CILLEY DrEL.

The Loco Foco papers all over the I'M
ion have labored hard 10 get up preju-
dice in the public mind against Mr., Clay,
by giving false versions of his connexion
with the Cillcy duel. They have charg-
ed him with urging Mr.. Graves to the
fight, and even with writing the challenge,
But all this is proved to be false, by clear
and direct testimony elected at the time
by the examining committee ordered by
the House Of Representatives. Instead
of being the writer Of the challenge, it was
at Mr.. Clay's suggestion so modified as to
open door for adjustments; and the diff
Guilty would in all probability have been
adjusted, had it not been for some bloody
minded advisers who surrounded Mr.. Gil
lev, of whom the celebrated DIR. Duncan
was not the least conspicuous. MIR. Gil
ley was known TO be expert in the use OF
the rifle. and he was therefore urged to
choose that weapon for the contest; and
to make his skill more ellectual, he spent
the afternoon preceding the duel, in COM
pany with DR. Duncan, practlcing. And
when it was apprehcndcd that some delay
would be occasioned by the difficulty
which Mr.. Graves found in procuring a
rifle, it was DR.. Duncan who sen; his
with the taunting message that no time
need be lost for the want of rifle; and by
this means was il that the humane efforts
of Mr.. Clay and MIR. King to prevent the
duel were frustrated.
We copy from the last number Of the
Independent the following plain and salts
factory statement of the facts connected
with this unfortunate affair; every wort
of which is amply sustained by the testi
mony recently re-published in the Nation
al ln;elligencer.
1t is asserted, by those who know Mr.
Gays history best, that no msn has ac
commodated more difficulties and coutri
bu,pd to The prevention Of more duels thar
he has. A duel was abou. 10 lake lace
some thirty years ago, b,twe"n Mr.. Gel
hum. the pTesen, Secrt tary Of State, an,
Mr. Gros, enor. enc Of The Representa-
Ii Is from the State Of New York. Mr.
!. Clay was Speaker Of the House, an'
when The hour Of meeting came. he wa
40. 10 be found. Alter several hours o
nxie,y la passed, he appeared, and hs'
G"ugh, with him from the I" III III OF no
or both Mr.. G lhoun AMI Mr. GrosVe
nor, uphs'mcj, through h's suree'sial me
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Obituary.

Died. i casusll county. On Sunday
evening last Dr.. Lam WAIKKR. menbeE
elect from thai county . de H0use q
COmmOps II nc neu Lsgislaiars.
niea, IN S0mernille. Tenn. On he lOlh
allimo. Il lhe resilsnss ol Col. Joel L.
Jones. Miss MAMMA HEIES PULIIAs.
d.agher Of John n. and Amelia Pol.
ham. lals Of Wake coeniy. in THE snis,
The deceased bad been professor Of 70
ligion Cor twelve months previous 10 be-
death. and vas > member Of he Mesho
dist Episcopal Church. She was adui
fal and aiEeciiOnaie daughter and sister
and an APT and siudlous scholsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
SUPREME COURT.

Thi, Tribunal adjourned on Saturday
last, the oath inst, having been in SEES
sion since 10Th June. The following
Opinions have been delivered since our
last report.
By RuFrIN, C. ]. in Love .. Cole. in
Equity, from Richmond, directing the bill
10 be dismissed. E.
Also, in Smith .. Doney, in Equity,
from Granville; directs that the defendant
is not to be credited with the sum ol
l,O44 35. or with the costs and charges
touching the same.
Also, in State u. Lane, from Edgecomb,
reversing the judgment below, and order
ing a perempiory mandamns TO issue,
Also, in Gregory e. OVERLY o. Harris,
in Equity, from Granville, directing the
bill to be dismissed.
Also. in Gregory ., Harris, in Equity,
from Granville, directing the bill TO be
dismissed.
Also, in Hawkins U. Hall, in Equity,
from Halifax. affirming the decree.
Also, in Burton's creditors .. Hoke, IN
Equity, from Lincoln.
By DANIEL, ]. i'm Hines .. Butler, IN
Equity, from " axe, directing a decree fol
plaintiff.
Also, iu doe ca dem. Bell y. Davis. from
Cartere,. directing usnire de nouo.
BY NASH, !. in Ramsay q. Bell. IL
Equity. from Carteret, directing the bill
to be dismissed without prejudice. --
Also. in Garter q. Page, from Chowan
directing Ue'sire de noUo. .-.-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

Death of Commodore Daiids.--We
are sorry TO learn of the decease Of Com
modore ALEXANDER ]. DALLAS, of the
Navy Of the United States, aud Comman-
der of the Squadron in the Paci6c. He
died on boardihe U. ). Frigate Savannah,
in Calloa bay, on the Sd day Of June,
from third attack Of paralysis.
Com. Dallas entered the Navy as Mid
shipman on the 22d day Of November,
1905, and had of course been in the naval
sersi ice in which he enjoyed an enviable
reputation, nearly lhirty.nine years.
lie was the son of that sterling patrio
Alex. ]. Dallas, who distinguished him.
self at The head Of the Treasury Depart
ment al the most critical period OF the
history of This country, and was the
brother of Mr.. Dallas whose nameis now
before the people as a candidate for the
Vice Presidency. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

Baltimore cenysRiieai and NJ, Bfalon
has bssn sustained by no vote psl lsksn
p - go. Ard lhs lac moFrnAnis q
- ileaarEuas party n ne sinss q Ng3
Yea, dlhsy shOv harmony il any taing.
: ; q eppssiiioa % lhe aanexali0a pro
-. Weiherrfrs Ssh agsin. Where Is
ne editors evidence tkai even ) eOnsi.
deEsbls POrhOa- Of de people are il Esor
e .ansxasiOn, with al ne responsibilities
which are a pressni connected with Il,
We are peHeesly wiling thal ihe Standard
shall -glOry in the stand be has taken in
Esor o. immediate annexatiou;'' ne onIy
hope dat he may be permitted % stand
: alone IN his glory"
The editor does not reach Us when he
talks o. the black Gag q aboIi.iOnism."
The Wings DO not need The help Of Tie
aboliiionisls. and we DO not know one Of
them who would vote Cor Mr. Clay IL We
did. We DO not feel ourselves implieas-
cd because ne once lent our support 10
John Quincy Adams. Strenuous as he is
for The night Of petition, he has repeatedly
said that Congress IS precluded BY the
Constitution from inierpOsing with the
institution Of slavery.
Though mol INTENDED, Dc edilor in bis
concluding paragraph. has paid d some
what Of . compliment. ne says; AThC
editor Of the Recorder is consistent in all
this. lie is just rrhat and just trLere he
ever has bcen." ], IS just 80; we have
maintained the even tenor Of our way,
through long years Of " evil report" and
now We hope is commenced our term o.
good report" The Wing principle.
were long laboring in the minority, bul
now, we trust glorious triumph is await
ing them. but through all our trials We
have never once thought Of putting our
selves in market for wages; even in thu
darkest hour we could not have been con
strained "a offer ourselves as q pariizar
editor on one side, and on being refused
take charge Of an INSCRIPTIONS paper OF
the other side; and we should abhor our
selves, il we thought we could eulogise il
high-wrought strains a patriotic and high
minded statesman, and in a few month";
thereafter become his bitter reyiler an,
uaducer. .8 @
The editor may call US Federalist,
he chooses; in the sense we understand
il. we consider il no disgrace. Georg
Washington was Federalist; Thomaj
Jefferson said, " We are all Federalists
we are all Republicans" We are con
tent to stand where these patriots stood
and We shall always be /" Federslist'
when opposed to " disunion," I'D.
i
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Edmiia 81 lhil FeBlFRFiihts not Sill !
FHReFal III sssh . pssEihis lFsag wss
iilaih ~ eabiFmPlFflaFs ! eve a -
.teFessm@aalI laasy ~, MhaiEFfT hfFf-
: ioiaEs ! may hare 6sas. 81. y iRsFIia-
bis eaEFamsshsss. nlEhl ~ loFerd = o.
% asn > q holds Il dsspsE sbAsEsnrs
lhaa Do thsiprrnirioos prsrsine. Cen
dsnne1. . i asSs Be b he indFns n
and rhslasoI h. lasay s.lhing IL shsss
hElsn. d sssry lhHkirg mas. il . -
Affair 81 issling. sbaul shish we eannei.
.slihaegh ws shoBid. rsssee. ln tfss
.soue<iivs I'll b lonnd shsn ali shAl
nniie. - ~ 0sshIso SANE. 40 ia usqua.
li6sd psoscnphon."
i be ioilasing 10 ir.m . sEerh del.ses-
ed b. Dr.. clsy. n Inc 6enals a ,hs Un-
led States, nore n IN On years lrr NC
sbose ~.s .ri.Isn. Ii sas spakFn N
isso5 81 ! h'll ior me suppression u Doe Y
IIng IL The D.slTisi u Eolumbisi n
. Mr. Clay laid he hsd taken no psEi
IL he discussion ahlch bad bsen going
on IN selslasn 10 This msllsi; moi. how
lever. from any indispnsiiion on bis part
20 do 81 Ihsl be could 10 AID in The very
land-ble0i jrsis eehtemplaird By he b. !.
No han uoLld he happisr ihan hinselI
70 see lie whole baibsroUs syslsm Tor
essr efsdieslrd. II sas well kR0un
that. 10 seIisln qHsrIrs Of this county.
'rnbhc epiaion. vss s,erse 10 duellIrg.
/, and no nan copld ay IN The fare Of lhal
public opinion without having his repU-
laiion szru6csd. ahils there were oIh-
'er portions seain which fxartsd ODE
dlenee IN The fatal custom, The man
with high .ense Of honor snd nice sen.
slb,liy. ah,n he question Is uhethsI
lie shall fgtt or have The 6ngrr Of scorn
pointed 81 HIN. is unable 10 resist, and
lev. very fe@, are found wiling 10 sdopI
such an alternative. When public opIn'
ion sss renovated. and ehssiensd b.
. reason. religion. and hnmaniiy. the prse'
lice Of DUEL ng would OF once be die
counIessnesd. Il was The offire Of leg
= islslion 10 DO all il could 10 bring abou
this hsal,hlul risie OF The public mind
and although il nigh, not slloge,hsr el
, f,ci so desirable result, We, he had NJ
Joui II would ID much towards Il. att
/ with those views he would give his vol
. for lhe BILL"
10 For still further expression Q
Mr.. clay's opinions on the subject q
duelIing, we refer The reader to letle
} bf his Of 4 recent dale, which will b
. found in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
WInhIAM DO BASGNS
DENTIST,

RESPECTFULLY makes known that he hrs
- located at his Fathers, fifteen miles west
Of Hillsborough, where he is prepared to at.
tend 10 every thing necessary Tor the hea III,
beauty, and preservation of the Teeth ord
set. which shall excel in beauty, and fulfil .,r-
ny reasonable expectation.
Families waited on al their residences will :
out extra charge.
August 3. IT,: ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

We regret to learn tina, the Chevalier
Don Pablo Chacon. Consul General oil
Spain for the United States, died on Tues
day afternoon, at four o'clock. at Bristol
where he had been residing for some time
in the hope Of restoring his health. He
had been in i'll health some time, and
his decease will be deeply regretted.
<..s- Pkiia. ~. S. Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

4, R.,assou Nvbuls, CD. A. &, PARISH,
- llalL Msi, Th0mas speFi Elgah
If.rkarl, I'i,9s, y, Oldham - IT ".
- 4. sarHo0d.
Tea GruFsED- CT DlniA ClzPP
snI Eli Slilh.
FoE CaATHAN-Nilliam AlbElghl and
Nsshan Sledmzn.
Pos PEEsOx-JOha BamsiL sea. and
Joha Y. Parker
FoE GRASvELIK-Dr. James Russell
s.i james +. IiEti3Ohn-
Fox caswELL--DE. George Robertson
sd Dr. Alien Gum.
FoR RaSDOLFH--W. J. Long and Co.
A. Brewer
Foa wlKr-Chahss IiniOa and Alien
Rogers, IT,
FaR ROcKSGHaN-Tholnas Galloway
and Nathan Wright
The following gentlemen wcr appoint
Ella Committee Of Invitation: John ".
Norwood. Pnesdy n. Mangum. William
Gain. DR.. Michael Iloli, DE-. Edmund
s.rliwick. Cheslcy F. Faucet. and Dr..
U. I. Long.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

TIE llah, Wa. hfsn', H., eAhIFs 10
bashbs AFFes, asWa psh8a Nv Ne isaS
sd 80. ssilea fam Ne Heit - TIE
esF Hstk, = - shiP 6nssgn. - 70 a.
JanslIo.
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NO HUHBUGf
-
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
E0reigfl and Domestic .Efe-
dseisles, Painfs, Oils,
Pe19sfnie1.N,

&&N*&6*6Ns 1t
DIE sTUFFs. BRUSHES. SUr CIcaL AND
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
sTITH Il PESCUD'S
Drug WaR-Hsuf, Fayetteville Strrti,
Raleigh, N, q.
Y0HYSIcIANs. Planters, Merchants and 9th
- eGs, aanting srlicies IN our line, MEET
NOT GO FURTHER NORTH IN FUTURE
TO GET SUPPLIED. n they will call sas
examine our prices, taey will find that the,
correspond with those ef any SIMILAR Is
IABiI>llMENT IN PETERSBURG, KILL
MoND, OR TIIIs STATE.
One OF our Firm has Just returned fr0m Oh
Northern Markets, where be has purehsse'
Une &c the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND CHOICE SELECTIONS
or MEDICINES, &C.,
ever cffe ed in this slale-cn spch terms q
will enable ne 10 give entire satisfaction 10 on
friends and customers.
An we ask 10 iriai. We want 10 LEI ih'
people 10 the Old North State know. that ",
can and Uiu sell as lotc. and articles Of as GOO
quality rs any House On Petersburg and CHI
state. Our stock Of WHITE LEAD, LIN
SEED OIL, and CoLoRs Is very large, an
we are selling ehseper than srr.
We take this opportunity OF returning 10 u
cilzens Of Raleigh, and the public general
our unfcisned thanks for the very liberal pa
ronaqe we have received from their han,
since We commenced business; and hope,
strict attention to business, TO continue 10 u
ceve portion Of the patronage ola geuero'
Public.
sTITH 4 PEScUD, Druggists,
August 20. 4i-6
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New JERsEy.-The new Constitution
of New Jersey goes into operation on and
after Monday next. Under it the cleo
ton for Governor, members Of the Legis.
ture, and county officers, will he held on
The 9Th and 9th of October, and Cor Mem.
bers of Congress and Electors of Presi,
dent on the 5th and 9th November.
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u Il Etalss lksfH will essl aors ahsu
$4,000 - s~nevs - sd fr-m he
sl'ssss 4 s. L.0sls. dspasisd b ti.s lsls
Seed.
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To Journeymen Ceachmakers

CONSTANT employment and coed wages
~ will be given by the subscriber 10 Jcrr-
neyrnan Coachmaker who can wcrk on wheels
or bodies. None need apply but such as ore
Of sober and industrious habits.
HENRY G0RMAN.
August 10. So II
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1t is said that Mr.. Cosier, who died in
New York on Thursday week, lefts for
tune Of 3. goo, 900 dollars, ....:
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Wholesale Grocery
: AND
COMMISSION STORE.


THE subscriber has leased the Store IN b..
iingbrook Street, opposite Levine 2. Ilirks',
and formerly occupied by Lunsiord e. flairhmr,
Tor the purpose Of conducting the NLol,ssle
Grocery and Commission business. and Respect.
fully sole 10 a call from Country Men hans
and Others, who NAV wish 10 purchase Gree.
Iies, as he feels confident he can sell Goods on
as good terms rs they can be purchased al ssy
House in Virginia. .u. ....
He will also pay stri,t attention 10 all Cords
intusted 10 his care as a Commission Mer-
chant, andlespectlal'y asks consiRnmen,s.
he 10 nov IN the NortheEn Markets, pur.
chasing his stock Of Groceries. ans lhcy will
he ready Cor iaspeelioa Al his Store -boul tho
first of September.
lie will also attend TO receiving and forward
ing Good on the usual terms.
GEORGE A DAVIS.
REFERENCES: s*
Messrs. PEBBLES, Hall & Co.
Patterson 6 Wills,
Pannill e. Lea,
N. NJ. Martin & Domains,
lea & Madison,
SiurdIysnt, Hurt & Co.
Petersburg. Va, August I. 81
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SPECES. Pepper, Pamento, Cloves, Nut
y megs, Mace. Ginger tWhite and Race
Cinnamon. The ahnvc also ground. For sale
by TYLER a. HILL,
Petersburg, Va.
August 10. ~
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ESSENTIAL OILS.

ECCEIN IAI uIIlos
OIL Lemon, Cinnamon, Nutmess, Rsrga.
~ mot. Lavender, Juniper, cuhehs, Rose,
Peppermint, Spearmint, Horsemint, Rose mary,
Anisc, Sassafras. Normseed, Amber, 0iatae,
Camphor, Cloves, SC. AL of the above E.
sentia! Oils are warranted perfectly pure, and
are constantly for sale very low nv
TYLER & HILL,
Wholesale Druggists, Petersburg, W..
August 10. So
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LAMP OILS.

LAMP OILS.
lDEAUTIFULLY Bleaehed SPERM OIL, 70.
- fined and Bleached Winter WHALE oil,
Crude WHALE OIL, direct fiom the manufar-
turers, received aud for sale by the cask or
single gallon, on the most accommodating
terms. TYLER g. Hill,
Druggists, Petersburg, ".
August So
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FALL SUPPLY
Boots, Shoes, Brogans,

TRAyELLK0 Il HAIR TRUNKS, CARPET BAGs,
nLAcKIN0s sHoE rHREAB. LEATHER.
dc. &c.
GAMuEL DRUnMOAD tale. his ss,h.d
AZ II sallHE q has lrarnds and sps Ssnsss a
TOYS ane teaaiEy. thai le hss lasi reinfrsJ
rem { Meth. wh. - he has aIriu'ly fns is-
a,r.eas seisriee hrs Fan sulply ~ c ..ds.
which, Tor ssrleiy q slsle and aasIisy. ssnnsl
be sarrassed ~ aay Ssos hose n he slate.
embracing about
800 Packages OF fresh goods,
which he off.rs NJ sh0lesale ~ ss1ail Al a mao.
deIaie adFaaes from pune tssl Coz cash .r
good acceptance. Among his siosl. NV rs-
esivinf. the following sesds ssn he I, uad-
Meas d0nkie sole calf aaiespsoof Bssls.
Do. Do. Napoleon do.
D., heavy dsuLi sole saIer BoOis- sI.
ira heavy.
%. sslt. hip. sssed and pss'd Bool.
D.. heavy sasti IL sole nailed ''s g.
Boys do. do. 90.
Do. salfsnd hip. ssssd aud pss'J 90.
women's sewed strap AID lace Bsolecs.
Do. peg'd do. do.
Do. sssed and Pes,d strap Leather
DO. Morocco heel strap Vets
Do. do and zeal Buskins
Do. casmon seal slippers.
Misses and childrsh's Bvoiees and Shoes in
great variety
Merchants visiting Petersburg arc rrquesisd
10 call and examine this collection Of good (.
~ Il will consume but few moments 10 iook :,
and may prove profitable To them.
SAM'L DRUMMOND,
No. 5. BOllingbrook a., Petersburg, Va.
August 20. 40-6a
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c,in. DR.. Michael Holi. DE-. Edmund
s:rliwiek. Chesley F. Faucet, and Dr..
U. I. Long.
We hare received from friend in one
Of the upper counties, = couple Of tracss.
being Nos. and 2 Of IS Plain Thoughts
for the West" written in Raleigh and
printed al The Standard Office. and sent OF
in large quantities BY . special messenger
On .he eye o. the election. Tor The very
pa'ri'iiePuPOsc Of exciting = jealousy in
The west against the middle and eastern
portions Of the state, unexpectedly against
The county Of Orange. But what prompt
el this very disiaisrsaisf appeal Of indi-
siIuals residing in Raleigh, to the people
Of the west. reminding them that they
have not had due proportion Of the pub
lie Offices, and that Senator and three or
four Judges reside in Orange, can be no
secret; and il cannot be uneharilable 10
-, -. - - r..
- IF ;su. 9, Ri -.
N..,. -. - 81 H. . g
Of Orange and that patriotism must be
very Iiahle IN snsnirion. which could M
t,,....',,--,.. -
~, ~. = -, .-a;,,.,;.a.
- =, .-...,,,. ~. -, -.
-. TT -. ..,r,,l.' Co -
.,N--. -. = :. -,
-. -, - .,.o,, n. v,,o s.,
r1 n -, !. H.,;.;.n ,ho W.
u,.;o,;,,. - ,hs ,ro.,a,n conn,;e. Afer
-. b. !, !. ,o,,, cav - ...on,,
iof 'hc iaihng on !" "ie wing 'oe lo'
"oSernor' Du' AL "ouiu MOI uo' nc
ih@iligence " ''ie h'o"h1a'h isg'o"s 'o"'e
n'' Oe o.e'eo"e =. ". sV,"
"a' v "N 'Ole's -.
ieis"' "'u "'"' "o permanent S"N'
0eeh ''uu'eu' y su.'eu y ",e
'n"jof''y "h'sp VIC wings "A'' V''a"s"
!" VIC is'A'u'e' VI. 'e
WHICH requires SUCH ',Oa"' i'' ~ sui"
Pon' anu VIC .S""0' """s .''' W"
WIN '''''" " "e '' -"
J'ss''s AZ "~s" '""' " nav ~
eSs"."u " S"ppo0 tut" e' "
vas s'"S' ''''''e''"'. VIZ" y" ~ P'' =,
VI 'no west "'''cn VIC u,u"N WIN "o' '"
" oe s'g"a'i. 'eo"N'', ''"' ,"'
III -'o'e'"'ot WIZ 'op''''.' '''" '
nave 'O' nne" any "e y "'''
"O'"'''' ""' u''s'"'o "''N ''''''
The editor If the Standard. in his last
r,ror b.s half .o,rur ,e rem,rls i, r..
I,t;on IN ne I'm, wc do m, see in them
any thing which roouires \ s,eci(ic reply.
We have no desiro IN frighfsn The people,
bu, we shall no, cease to ram them, Sc
lone as tho sn;r;, or d;s,p,;on is stalking
abroad in any portion of the country.
The editor NAV NOT have taken an open
mar, !, tho moyemep, for . Texas or Dis.
uuiou;" and he will not. perhaps, now
,ha, he sees ,ho, thew are {" rapidly sub.
s;d;rr" R,, b,s no von,ured n rehuk,
them, Has he mot rather corerilv sidet
with them. nv advocating d" immediate an
pcx,,;or M n,,,,er how .. cons;,lerabl,
norton or the confedcracy" was oppos
i, Iros,rsbo.b,d ALWAYS ,6ovob
thu, , ,,;or;,,. had tho r;obt IN oovern:'
why then ;s be mi willing to wait unit
III, ma;or;,,, hos hal m o,rortun;,v I,
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WAFE eisRssaa a ess h.HafEsss Mia
- -, 1eia4 ~ La - = al eaarE a. rase
-etaEs4 Naam &C. So q EEHa 4 -1aaaras
Mtf.s etslI k1aRaaaas -. - EiKNn - ME.aE.
"a tAs klkAxAA Fxszes 80 - Kisea - s. hrEs
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
Fall Trade, 1874.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRUGS
g. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS, PERFUME a
RY, FANCY ARTICLES,

BRUSHES, SPICES, &c. &c. &c.
PAY arrivals from Boston, New York, Sc. &c
- we are now receiving our Fall Supply q
Goods, embracing rery heavy Sleek Of every
thing in our line. Our Goods were selected
wi h esperiai reference 10 the Wholesale Trade
being Of the CHsIcEsr QuALirr, and bought ia
large Quantities al the LOWEST MARKET
PRICE. We are therefore ready 10 Compel,
with other Houses, North or South, -,r-.
We respectfully solicit call or ordar from
all Merchants and Physicians who are in want
Of any OF the articles in our line Of business, az
we are determined TO SELL AND To PLEASE
Below we enumerate few leading articles, al
Of which, together with every thing We sell
we warrant to be &c the BEST QUALITY, ant
at PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL TIC
GIVE SATISFACTION.
EPSON Salts yerdigris, tdry and ia
Aim OIL
G. Camphor Terra De Selma
Opium TIMBER, Lamphlack
Sugar Lead Vermiilion, Bronzes
Cream Tartar Linseed OIL, Lamp Oil
Tartaric Acid (ot best qnaluyl
Aloes ..- ~- Tanners OIL (besl qua
CalomeI (bcsi) lity)
Snpr, Cor, Soda Spanish Brown, Vene
Rnubarb, Ipecac, Jalap tian Red
Magnesia, Quicksilver Indigo lbest, Flo,an
Soda Powders and Morrilla)
SsidIitz do Madder. Coperas, Blu,
Bals ,m Copayia Stone
Castle Soap Logwood, Camwood,
Gum Arabic Redwood
Birthstone Cochineal, Red Sander
Flower Sulphur Cologne, Florida, an
su'phate Morphine Toilet Water
Acetate do Extracts, Quo Rose
Nitrate do Fancy Soaps
Sui phi Qlinine Brushes OF all kinds
Castor OIL, lin bottles Pepper, Mustard, Spice
and barrelsl Mace, Nutmegs, Gin
Sweet Oil do do ger,
Spirits Turpentine do Glue, Inks OF eli kinds
/ Bes, Salad Oil Patty, Shoe Backing
I,iinoria tbes, Colog nal Surgiral aud Dental In
! White Lead, I'm kegs struments and Med
| and dry) cal Books
Lnharoe. Red Lead Window Glass OF o.
! Crome Green sizes
Crome Yellow Coach yarnish
Crome Red Copal do
/ Paris Green Japan do
Prussan Blue &c. &c.
TYLER & HILL,
! Wholesale Druggists,
Sycamore ST., Petersburg Va
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