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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-07

. A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE Great cape.
rienee and judgment are required 10 make .
valuable, ard az the same time innocent pnr.
galiye. This IL possessed only by Few.
The great msiprIiy Of The remedies adser.
tised Of this class are manufactures BY per
sons who have no idea of the relative or indi-
vidual powers Of the Drugs they use. u 10
this cause, more than ANY other. which aeea-
Sims tie inertness aud Slien injurious efferis.
produced by advertised remedies. Aud hence
the general prejudice which prevails against
Them. Now there 10 great difference in this
respert, with Fegsrd TO the pills made BY Dir.
B. Brandreth, aad consequently their supclilr
claims upon the public. Each Of the articles
composing the Brsndreth Pills, are prepared in
that way which xIll secure their beneficial FL.
leets 10 the system in the safest and easiest
manner. For instance. some ingredients have
10 be prepared in the saeUo; thai 70, The ar is
exhausted in The uiensil. and remains 50 until
combination Is Effected with other ingredi
enis. whh sli.rSsrds prevents the air IRON
acting injurously upon the medicine. Again,
the proportion Of each ingredient dep ends npon
iis multiplying power upon other ingredients.
For the power Of different vegetable purgatlyes
upon each other, is governed by similar laws
that govern tie power Of figures by mul,iplics.
lion. Nine added 10 nine, makes eighteenth,
nine times nine are eighty. one. so il is with
some vegetable purgatves. BY adding nine
parts Of one ingredient, and nine parts oI
another ingredient together. The power is In.
creased, mol TO eighteen, but 10 eighty one.
For example, either OF the articles % produce
any prrga;iye effect, would have 10 be used 10
the extent OF eighiy-one grains; by combining
them only eighteen grains haze 10 be used.
Again, another ingredient is found 10 multiply
this power again, which in proportion Of two
grains, would have no effect upon The animal
eeonomy, but which, added 10 eighteen grairi
Of compound Of two parts Of nine grains, each
of two ingredienIs will again multiply the pow,
: er which they have gained ofeighiy-onc, 10 on,
hundred and sixty two. So again. the mlxtur,
Of twenty grains can be again multiplied BY Al
addition Of two grains, TO the power ~ thre'
hundred aud twen'y-four grains, Of the origina
. power uf the two first ingredients Here W.,
have twenty. two grains, which as pnIgaiiye
contain the power equal to three hundred ana
twenty .fourgrains Of either of,he articles alone
nevertheless. also so powerful afisr being thu
: combined, are safe IN any quantits; Away
? having beneficial effect. aud in no case capa
Bile Of deing injury, Of which thousands bes
ample witness
or Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills :
ID. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro
Vim. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; ]. MDade
Chapel Hill; G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall; E. & W
, Smith, Alamance; ]. & r. Sloan, Greensborough
James johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal, Ma
, olson; Owen Mailer, Yanceyville; ]. r. Callum
Milton.
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Mr. Dimnek. Editor of die Washington
WI g. and Mr. CLARK. the I.oeoloeo can
d,date Tor Congress IN The Ns~ bern de.
trie,. haze been lately engaged in duel.
The fallosing account OF Il 10 from the
Mes beInisn q ihs Is h insi.
The cha lrnse esne from Mr.. Clark.
and aas made NE learn in consequence al
~haI NJ. CLARK regarded - offensive
ehsIRss made by Mr. Dimock. Through
The columns uT b. paper ne presume
affecting both Mr.. Co. public and private
ehatsc,rr. Thee charges Mr.. DImork
said he could not and would moi rsrsei
The consequences vas . hostile meeting
between he parties near Bladsnsburg on
Thursday morning last. The parties.
With their seconds and each surge on, ar
rived on The gfound ard to.k their sand
about 5 o'rlnck in The morning. Mr..
Dim, ck's pistol ~ss handed him. and
~h,ls, he held II elesaIej IN The cir. being
very easy on ,he trigger. il seeidenislly
sent of. The friends Of The respective
parties expressed themselves perfectly
satisfied Iha, his was purely accidental.
The pisiil was reloaded. and one shot
exehsng. d without The least injury "a
el,hsr. The ususl question was thea ask
ed Mr.. CLARK BY The second. Of The ehal
Ienged party. and Mr.. Clark's answer ws'
,h.t he wss satisfied, and This Of eours,
ended The affair.
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sUpRENE COIIRT.

The arguments Of counsel have closed,
and the Judges are engaged in preparing
their Opinions. The following have been
delivered since our last report:
By RUFFIS. G. J. in Stale .. Goodwin.
from Johnston. declaring that there is no
error IN the record.
Also. in Battle o. Petway, from Edge
comb. affirming The judgmen, below.
Also, in Kimball's Adm. 0. Deming,
from Cumberland. directing that The judg.
menl Of The Superior Court be reversed,
and that Of The County Court affirmed,
with costs in This Court and in both Of The
Courts below. ~
Also, in Hubbard, Gardner e. Co. .,
williamson a. Roane, from Caswell. re-
yorsing the judgment, and awarding a re'
nire de moro. -
Also, in Fishell .. Hage, in Equity,
from Davidson.
Also, in King .. Trice, in Equity. from
Orange, directing tie bill TO be dismiss
ed.
Also. in Wheeler o. Bouchelle, from
Mecklenburg, affirming the judgment be
low.
Also. in Walters .. Walters, from
Robson, directing rsnire de moro.
| Also in Jones o. Patton and Others, il
Equity, from Buncombe, directing rele
renee. .-.- ....~.>..
Also. in Alexander o. Cunningham
fiom Meeklenburg, affirming The judy
menl below. #~
/ Also, in Spruill .. Davenport, from Tyr
rell, awarding Uen,rs de MORO.
i Also, in Bailey .. Miller. from Cam
den, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Runyon U. Latham, from Beat
fort, affirming the judgment below.
i BY DANIEL, J. in Hoe ex dem. Arm
, field .. Walker, from Guillord, direclin
a new trial. d.
Also, in Williams y. Brown, in Equii,
from Rockingham. directing the bill 10 b
dismissed with costs.
Also, in Raiford .. Railord, in Equity
from Johnston, directing reference.
ascertain whether il will be more advar
tsgeous 10 the infant to have the real an
personal estates sold for division.
Also, in State .. Toliyer, from ASH
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Skinner .. Barrow. from Pc
quimons, affirming the judgment below
Also, in State upon relation of Hende
son .. McAleer. from Caswell, afirmin
the judgment below.
!, BY NASH, ]. in Haughton o. Lane,
: : Equity, from Chatham, demurrer sustain
ed, and bill dismissed.
Also, in Kerns o. Chamuers Il Cos
in Equity, from Rowan. declaring tn
! there is error in the interlOcutory orde
- so far as it dissolved the injunction for OF
:. half of the sum recovered. and that ii
!, injunction must be continued to the hea
ing.
Also, in Lancaster .. McBryde. fro
!, Moore, affirming the judgmen, below.
: Also, in Smith =. Castix, from Crave
: affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Richmond o. Vanhook al
. others. in Equity. from Caswell.
: Also, in Massey .. Lemon. from Roc
I ingham; judgment reversed and renire
nopo awarded. Register.
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PhooREss or ISTEnPERascE.--A wri-
Ter m The National lnlelligencer. speaking
ofihe alarming prevalence ofiniempennee
IN Virginia. notices ihe noble stand taken
BY Gov. Mcdowell. the present Executive
Of The State, on the side Of temperance. in
strong terms Of appreciation. -He has
had The moral courage" remarks The wri-
lei" amidinnDmerable frowns and ihwari-
ings oflhe great and The fashionable, 70 ex-
hibh upon his table and throughout his
mansion, 20 guests. however numerous. or
exalted, no stronger drink than pure water.
His name Is signed 10 The pledge Of alb
slinence from all that can intoxicste, and
his eloquenee, unriyalled now in Virginia,
has repeatedly been heard in The cause Of
Temperance"
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THE BAILIss SFsTEz.-A seonndrsi
named Peer Defy. alias Jrhn Jones. who
persuaded a gid named clarissa Davis
70 90 inln boai with hin 70 view lhe hsy.
and then took her o Rid Heck snd AZ
tempted . brplsl outage. bul waE rfsrDsd
By some persons ~ho heard her screams.
was bsiled Ly the Recorder On Saturday
in The SIN Of VI 500. and Is nov Of large.
While The poor Girl is Iorked sp IL fke
prison asa witness. and viii rm-in here
until The counsel az Ihe man consents 10
The trial taking place.
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Trinity Church spire. in New York.
Is II lsst free Of The scsfolding, and is
beautiful proportions now sharply cui The
blue SKY. " hen all but circle Of single
pIanks had been removed, on Saturday
afternoon. rash and foolish human be.
ing. looking about as large as a nee-tosd,
leii the frail ioot-hold Of the scafoldine
and eliabed Al that dizzy and siekeninl
height along The stony prinples on ih'
face Of tie spire. Thousands &c people
were in the streets 10 witness the idiolit
performance. -s~ Tribune.
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WHyHoOtu NOffests-Ihe eOIese ~
MaynoOth, the recent appropriation for which by
the British Parliament has crcaicd % much ex-
element, was established by the Irish Parliament
in i795, with the view Of educating the Roman
Catholic Rrests in Ireland instead Of having them
resor, TO the continent. Il was allowed $4,000
per annum. which Sir Robert Peel proposed to
make R2s.0 900 per annum. The new grant will
enable the college to send gu. about five hundred
Priests annually,--making Ireland ono Of the
creates, Catholic Missionary countries in the
world. >#s
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The CHIMEs or TRINITY cHuRcH.-Il
Il not possible Tor any man of taste 10 adj
mire The proportions Of this immense and
costly structure; but we do anticipate real
pleasure from the music Of lbs solemn bells.
Of these. there are 10 be nine. Three Of
them are old ones belonging 10 The church.
The remainder are 10 be cast in England
for fOll peal. tuned and unable for chin
ing. Forks have been received from there.
which are voiced. or pitched 10 these bells.
and those 10 be sent are TO be tuned 10
forks, 10 accord with those here. DR..
Hodges, an English organisi and music
doctor, is training 10 boys in singing. for
the Trinity Churches, eight for Trinity
and four each Cor 81. Paul's and 81. Johns
Ito sing soprano and sllo-men, Of
course, singing the base and tenor. Fe.
male singers are 10 be entirely dispensed
with. This is in imitation Of the Caihe-
drals Of the Church Of England.
:... True Sum.
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OREoos AND CALIFORNIA ExioRsTlos.
The Montreal Herald notices he sr.i-
val Of Sir George Simpson. on lie 23d
uliimo. from The interior nl Hudson's
Bay. lie siales that the United States
eiiizets who had emisrsled % Oregon
were dissatisfied with The character of the
country. and that OF six thousand Who
had arrived there from iime 10 time. Or
70 the month 81 Msrch last. one thousand
had proceeded 10 californis.
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The Buffalo Flour Market has become
perfectly stagnant. Flour was offered
last week at 80 65, and wheat Al 20 cenis.
The Buffalo Commercial Of The 26lh uli.
says = ~s~s s#-@
Flour is as low as il has been for q
quarter Of century. and during the whole
Of that long perioditi is questionable wheth'
er il has ever been less Of merchantable
commodity. Although prices have q, va
rious times ranged uncommonly low,
there never has been SO perfect stag
nation as al present Owing to ihe gene
eral dissemination of correct Information
in regard 10 The stocks on hand, the cur
rent price al all leading points, and iht
yield Of bread-stuffs from tho interior
no spasmodic action or undue speculative
fever has been raised, upon the strength
uf which Flour shall be advanced or grair
deprecated. That time has gone by. ant
IL bread.siuffs now rule low or appreciate
with firm and rapid demand. ii must b
owing entirely 10 legitimate causes.
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Caldwell Institute.

THE next session of the Caldwell Institute,
Il under the care Of the Resbytery of Orange,
will commence on Wednesday the 9th of July
next, in the town Of Hillsborough, to which place
it has been removed, and will close on Friday tho
2sth of November next.
The Faculty of the School consists of the Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON, d. d., President and
Professor of the Greek Language and Literature;
RALPH H. GRAVES, A. NJ, Professor of Ma
thematics and Natural Philosophy; and the Rev.
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor Of the Latin
Language and Literature.
Tuition Fee, per session of nearly five months,
is SEQ. The price Of Beard, every thing found,
will vary from So to $40 per month.
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
NJ p President aanD II The Board. Commit.
DRURY LACY, tee.
JOHN w. NORWOOD,
June IL. 81
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Daisafga Waterman.

PrHr, The Charleston Mercury.
speaking Of the 0ErEon question. says
: Tia besl lhag boIh eDsnlries shnuld have
iimf % rreoEer from their small-beer he.
saics before hey had committed ireuzblr
silly. IN New York lley haze inst bad
. taste Of lailpefre, that might serve Coz ,
very good lesson 10 The whole country on
The dsngrr % dealing 40 largely ID NE
elsmenis Ofguapowder."
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COLONIZATION. "a vessel siIl
sall IRON New Orrans in Nossmher nexl
> III emig.anls from Krniseky. % com
msnes The seillemens Of Keni1cky IN
Liberia. II i intended % take oul this
fall only two hundred. They will en-
JOY ali The advantages Of de IibeIisn
gnsernmeai. and have The same privileges
IL krniucky IN Afics. Ilssi ihey po1ld
in any other colony in Liberia.
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MHHIA and Lot in the Town Of HILLSIDE
EIHissE rough, whercon now live II
ri Xz is we'll situated 10 the business
na,, oi line town near the court house, and at
public times has as much custom as any hotel
in The town. fhe LOT contain two al res, with
Store room and Bar roam separate IRON the
house. There Is a so good Spring aud Spring
House, Ice. House, Stables, and Corn-Cri5
Kitchen, Smoke.house, &c on the lot. There
Is also a quantity Of household and Kitchen
Furniture, such as beds, ST., which will sell
with the lot or separately, TO suit The puicna'
Ger.
Also one other Lot, wherein VIM. Horton
now lives, with comfortable Dwelling. House
and Kitchen, OF about one acre, with -hTst-
| rate Spring On il.
Also one other Lot, with'a good Brick Smith
Shop on il; which has q custom oil hlleen num-
bred dollars per year.
Twill also sell my Plantation, on the waters
of Forestsrs Creek, five miles north east Of
! Hillsb, Tough, containing sos acres; mas on
a GOOD Dwell ing House, Smiih-Shop and other
necessary oUt.bouses, a good well oil water,
with n lave Creek running through the centre
| of the cleared land. with q quantity OF low
o,ounJs and meadow land on il. The Planla'
I.ton is in first rate repair, and IN healthy
! ne,uhborhood, and would suit some gentleman
from the low country who wishes to come up
,or health. The land is well adapted 10 The
growth Of Corn, Wheat. Oats, aud Tobacco;
I also will sell fine Stock Of young Ca''ie
Hogs, and Sheep, of first rate breed already
attached 10 the place, il required by the Pur-
chaser; also my Smith and Farming Tools Of
nery description, which are in good repair.
I6aye Fl 5, rate crop al coin sTo"'ng,w9t D
would be desirable perhaps to those whe might
purchase the Plantation; also about S0O bush
els Of wheat, abou, 200 OF II is the large white
Georgia Wheat, superior to any wheat we
now have: il is nice aud clean, aud any person
wishing i, to sow can get il at my house IN
Hlllsboroush. r.,,
Any person wishing 10 purchase any OF ths
above Property. would do we'll 10 call aud ex
anime il, as am determined 10 sell the tts
oppurtunily. few young negroes would b
taken in part pay al lair prices. AL those In
deb,ed 10 me will please call and settle mme
dia,e,y, and save cost; as am determined I
close business in North Carolina and leave 10
the Southwest.
/ August 6. CO
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Commodore Conner, eommahdlns de
Cell sqnaeFon NV tonsshualsa n shal
haFbaE, has received aflsft lfpm ne ia.
" DePaTinent - repair immediaislF ID
Iae \ sxan and AeIiean resfs Nilh ~
setssls 81 var undfr IL command. Tie
wisols sguadF0n I'll lrase Pensaeola 10.
Iday for il destination"
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Obifnarr.


De-. = Aapaaer. - Fnaay tks q q Augaa
ssarr and nnem r. sons hArsn drys, Nj. Air.
asnEa 3. Cor. ~ Il M. chahes Con-. sse1
nheuf = yean Ths deoeasrd M besn q 49,
ne.. . ths eastern puli a he stats. and uas =.
ken atk vkls sAasni Esahsns He I'd ! e.
hls eonaiiuhua. sndua unaAas 70 sana GAs ssss-
MY q De sratk. nospiAz.saing ghs m q IL
physcian and shs sreniss nursiax a an aGsc.
hOnzis mosAa md lind fisaaE Buf No en-
stay he had 0f deaihi Traly - i appoiu..d
unio al men eans . di<s- nsiGher zee e ser,
nnk q stainn wsinenPs any from theeOnnon
lOe
@The al. he wiss. ne reverend hraa,
Must lie - I0w a. cnrs-s
Mr.. Cor had many noble Traits II chanrsel
which endeared him % his relations and firndS
He wn enierPriing and frugal. and witAsl g
nervous in his nature, and promised % make use
ful member Of society.
Died, in dis county, On Monday the sth insi
Mis- EuIasEra DrsHlx, daughter q Mr. JOIN
Durham. in the 2o,h year Of her age.
Died, in this county, On The sth Of July. Mis-
Sally ROsin, formerly Of Chatham county, aged
about 81 years.
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lsslalor being clear, md lie slaves cent
70 Aires. lrWts delivered By We re.
tialng gudss, Passes XatlER MaNFIa,
Ehosa md isfiill siFzFnn3prFfecI. fhuuEh
q ihs aaFshrsd aEs nf6I o. s. years. a.
lAis dsrisiou deeply Interests he raunry
md Caleaizslion Socieiy. il shonld bs
innsdialely attended % ~ Il"
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elasseg from heir lips, With IN he very
SEQ q sssllowiRr Ihs poisonous dan
ssillRg lhs King, Greens, and RnayFt,
Hith Nliigh efegD usss aInusiiug den
selves - one cogneE 81 ihe gTuneEy. a
daneing neH zhd inipEesdng cosillioa. and
oassssag inio slons lie heads q seseral
whlkkey barrels.
Ddonfga Hafskman.
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New Cotton Facfory.-wsleam g

New Cotton Facfory.-weleam from
the Wilmington Chronicle, that incipient seps
have been taken towards The erection Of Cotton
Factory in shsi town, to be operated BY steam
power The location possesses numerous advan-
,sges for such an establishment, and II pruden,ly
managed win no doub' PrOvet % Be profitable in
vestmcnt Of capital
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Bacon and Leather.
July 8.

T,HE subscriber has large lot Of the best corn
Il fed BACON for sale, which he will sell very
low for cash alone.
He also is working out his entire stock Of
LEATHER, which he will sell at very reduced
prices for cash, or on credit Of ninety days to
those who he knows to be punctual.
JAMES S. SMITH.
July 8. 3D.
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The Washington Union inlinaies that upon II.
fesl notice being received By The President ofthe
acceptance ny Texas Of the annexation resolutions
the United States revenue laws viii be extended
10 Texas. and United States Custom House ON.
oers appointed Cor her ports.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

T,HE subscribers having located themselves in
Il the town Of HillsbOrough, for the purpose Of
carrying on the Taylorng Business in all It's va
nous branches, have received the London, Pans
and Philadelphia Fashions, (which they will con.
tinue 70 receive twice year, and having had
the advantage Of much practice in the Eastern
cities, are confident oftheir ability 10 give general
satisfaction to all who may please to favor them
with their patronage. Their work shall be exc
cuted in the neatest and most fashionable ste; not
done by women nor boys, but by themselves, or
competent journeymen; and cannot be surpassed
in this State or elsewhere. Our prices will be in
accordance to suit the times.
Persons wishing to have work done, will find
US at our Shop on Fast Street. neat door to Stray
horn & Nihors Store.
All cuttil 9 viii be promptly attend to.
DUNN a. CRAIG.
July 8. Sd
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Just Received,

TSOITR Quarters Stout and Fine Unbleached
l. Shifting. -
Superior Brown Cotton Drilling. ~
Four-quarters Bleached Shifting.
Merino Cashmere, Brown Linen, Irish Linens.
Black I.isle Lace, for Wells. -..
Furniture and Low-priced Calicos.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, for Buggys and Carry
als.
Also on hand good Linen Sheeting, &c.
LONG, WEBB, g. co.
June %. = 81
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The Wenfhers-sinas or laa ne have
hssa favored viii alnost daily sh0xsrz sndsone
hsssy rains y which ne thirsy earth hasbeooms
.lursisd win wsisr. and ne hopes AZ he hue
bandman j. revived. Though fal crop q corn
,.nnos b gathered. he Gar q an sPPrshsnded
susrrily : passing away. and The hearts o. many
nade glaA.
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FATALOccuRRENcE-During the heavy
thunder storm OH Saturday evening, 18th
ult., four horses were killed by lightning,
and two men were seriously injured, al one
of the Devils play places on the Chesta-
tee River, in this county, known as the
Briar Patch Itseems that large num-
Der of persons had collected at that place
for the purpose of Witnessing the old anti
quated barbarious sports of Cock Fighting
which came off just before the occur
renee Of the above catastrophe. The iour
horses killed were tied to little locust tree
in the yard of a little doggery into which the
sportsmen had fed for protection from the
pelting storm. Andwhilst quafhng a so
cial glass, to dispel the gloom incident 'e
stormy evening, Heavens artillery ie
loose her thunder bolts, knocking thei
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Thursday, August =.

-. A mnjoiiy 81 lhe Magistrates 81 Ghis
|" eoaniy III y uoqni1sd % Tuesday Il
y, next Couuay court. - sAsga commis&oners
- Pvklic exkoois % rscefzs he bonds u lks
sheriG and 81 esh1r Puhlir puPoseA
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rTNHE subscribers, having entered into copart-
l. nership in the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionery, and opposite Moore's old stand
and will be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work well executed; and they only ssk for trial,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
CT Journeym n wanted, who are good work
men, and of stea and industrious habits. None
others need app
WrTHERSPOON & GATES.
July l. 81