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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

fl sad Warning.-A most melancholy
consequence OF irascibiliiy occurred in
Boston a few days since, IN the death of an
interesting child oftso or three years Of
age, by hasty blos from the hand of his
ia.her. The child was standing upon a
chair. and IN moment Of petulance The
parent struck il on the head. precipitating
II, head foremost. upon the floor. Itsoon
Tell TO vomiting, and expired the next day.
The body was taken by the unfortunate
parents to their former residence. in the
country, for burial. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

LAKE SUPERIOR CoPpER.-The West
ern papers say that the rush 10 the Lake
Superior copper region seems 10 be slea-
Oily increasing. There is now every indi.
Gallon that is valuable copper mines will
be largely worked this year. In a very
short lime the American market will be
July supplied from that quarter. while
some are so sanguine as 10 insist that we
can supply the world cheaper than Eng
land. The ore is so rich--from forty 10
seventy per cent--ihat nntwith. landing
the higher price of labor here. they think
we will have an advantage over the Eng
llsh manufacturer, who is compelled 10
work ores containing only from nine 10
eighteen per cent. Of copper.
MAJ. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

WASHING ny MAcHIsERy.--They are
washing in New York b. machinery on
an extensive scale. The True Sun says
The clothes are fret put into drum with
four openings, large enough " coatain
four hundred pieces at one time. Through
The shsil OF which this rev.lses. steam and
water j. leiupo The contents. Ia fifteen
minutes they are thoroughly clsansed.
From this they are removed 10 Washing
,nbs and rnsed.. They are then pressed
through tao iron rollers covered With
blankets. and The water Is removed from
Them. They ere next taken 70 the up
per slory and dried. They are thea
s,srcheJ and ironed. and rsturBsd TO The
owners. Upwafd Of 80 females ste EN-
rlayejin the establishment. where they
are lodged ssd fed. The machinery 10
driven by ,tssm engine Of 30 horse pow
sr. though il 10 moi We, 81 in use Cor this
particular purpose. The work performed
daily is equivalent TO that Of 100 persons,
- 49, .l.,ihea are beautifully eat 30.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
jackson (jfiss.) RJormer.

Killed By Snake.--It is sta':I in the
Columbia Pa Spy that little girl abou,
eight years oil age, was stranglcd by a
snake last week, near Bsinbridge, in Lam
caster county. She had been sent TO gath.
er olackberries short distance from the
house, and bling absent for longer time
than usual, her parents proceeded TO search
Tor her. They founi her quite dead
with alargc black snake coiled around her
neck!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
NrERMARRIAGEs AND INSANITY,

The Cincinnati Herald contains an n.
iiele on Ibis Subject. designed 70 show lhai
iniermariages u blood rrlaiians slways
lend 70 del rive The race. and often lead Is
insanity. ID Is shown that in Ca hole
countries, where such inisrmarrisgrs are
inlerdicied. cases OF insanity a'e very rare,
while in Protestant countries they are o.
frequent occurrence. Illus. IN Spain. The
proportion az insane il buf I IN 7is4,
while IN the United States they are 70
500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

"A Lorel Operaiips.-Ths lass nuaber
Of the I.ossll Courier gises the following
Interesting rsrsarsph:-a Lssissening .
female shout fory-fse years fsgs came
mo our rffce 70 purchase paper. She
informed 10 thsishe had kesn an operstlss
in The Lowell mills nineteen years. AID
that her health had been good I'll The iine.
She said. NV health 10 hstisr new Than
II aas vhen ! FRS began 10 work 10 The
MIL" She had during the ZINE saved
shout $1,000. which she had safely invest
ed, We lhink. in The purchase ia iarm:
scd besides, she had gwen her paieLts.
~ho were poor. slI5O. She hsd been
married and had one son, who Vas nos
absent. Her name Was Mp. CLARK. She
had worked several years IN Boot. mills.
and is nov about 10 commence work on
The Massachusetts. Her industry, eeono-
my and conien,ment deserve HE highest
praise"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

he nIFiFaiion y he West
ems uiIl g uniisd uilk ne ALanls
DC Tbs exisnaion e lhe Fnllresd =
M pusEy. 10 Alsbsms. % all LAT 10
no,salins 70 eenslsis he sonn<ripn.
vi he link n ne ehsin shsH have
kssnishsd. lhsn me vhels disfsnee
fsosew Orlsass 70 Nsw Yosk msy be
i,ssd o. ssssnkosis and stern ears.
TlEsci u lhis sigSIous spd snlspris-
Issi,m o. impfossmsnl. is adssnsipg
lbenmesrs. de vesllh. snd The erscil
d s.ais. are slFesdy visitle.
~. O. Bulletin, July 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

Lynch Lao in Huagary.-The Ger.
man papers State lia. poor man aud wo.
man stole some articles OF food RON
rouse 70 he village Of Kaysgo Gers. .
lew weeks since. They were SON die.
covered. and the prime, pal inhab,tsnts Of
The place met. aud. wi hnu, form or pro.
cess. condemned them 10 death. They
we're taken nui Of The village to The side
% ? rit. dug for the purpose, and there
Knocked on The head like dogs. A medi.
cal man was then made TO examine The
3 dis. and be having pronounced that
lie was totally extinct. the two bodies
were throw into The pr, which was filed
up with stones.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
F,vrIxn,...K,,w .i.c

FIVE INDIANS KiLLED.--We learn from
the Eastern Clarion that FIVE Indians were
killed in Neshoba during the week ending
18th July. One of them had killed two
Of his comrades in fight. The murderer
was condemned 10 death, but allowed TO
shoot himself, which he freely did. An
other Indian killed his man by blow aim
ed with billet Of wood. The aggressor
in this instance was alsoput to death, max
ing altogether five deaths. These occur
rences are very rare among the Indians in
our State, and we suspect that in,empe-
rance has been one Of the causes of the un-
fortunate disaster.
jackson (jhss.) RJormer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

A letter from Hanover states hat Dr..
Koch. Of Ihsi civ. who 10 travelling in
The United Slsles Of Amsriea. has discover
ed in The Stale Of Alabama. amongst other
petrfaciions, The complete skeleton Of
an unknown anledelavian animsl. which
measures III feet from the Smut 10 The
end Of The tail. The head j. Of an elon-
gated form. and each Jaw has SO seih. VIZ.
40 incisiye, 4 casine. and 8 molar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
zetic, writing from indianapolis. says:
!. The censu. just taken Of The State OF
Indiana shows remarkable increase Of
polls over last year. being about one hun.
bred and SIXTY thousand, the returns or
last year only numbering one hundred and
eighteen thousand. The taxable property
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

lDoLATRy.-Rev. DR.. Dean. Baptist
missionary, states that the Chinese are
supposed 10 spend s36,0O0.0O0 fr in.
cense 70 burn before their idols! This
Is one dollar or every inhsbilan. of The
empire, old and Young, and is only single
Item 10 The support Of idolatry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

Some weeks since. . paragraph appear.
ed IN the papers, stating that Mr.. John
ci--y- -~-.guss suu uf tho- HIM. Henry
Clay. had been confined in the Lunaiic
Asylum, al Lexington. for insanity. We
are pleased 10 learn that the indisposi,ion
which affected Mr.. Clay, was temporary.
and that he entirely recovered in a few
days, and Is perfectly restored 70 health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

During The presen, month. a Danish
vessel Of The Royal Navy 10 70 leave Co.
Penhagen on scien iic voyage round the
world. Professors 10 various branches
Of sc'ence are 10 sail in her. with appoint.
ments from The King.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
JuDolSC OF THE FUruRE BY THE PAST.

JUDGING OF THE FUTURR BY THE PAsr.
under the signature Of William Darby, pre-.
diets wonderful increase Of population in
this country during the next forty-fiye
years. lie says:
Who was he, in 1890, that would have
dared to predict that not quite four millions
then living would accumulate TO seventeen
millions in the ensuing fifty years. That
man risks what he regards as the froth Of
the public current, rididule. who calculates
73,S00,000 as the result of the census Of
1890, or the centennial census from 1890.
That man am; and am the man vet a
few months short Of seventy. who has wit
messed wonders incomparably more re-
markable. | was taken when a child
short OF seven years of age, in a frontier
border, where savage murders were per-
peirated years afterwards. within two hun
dred and thirty miles Of the capitol in
Washington. Well do | remember when
the census Of 1890 was published, and
when not two hundred thousand persons
were found beyond the bounds of the
thirteen original States, and have lived to
the time when more than nine millions
have found homes outside such barrier.
If such results have been realized on
fund Of not quite four millions in fifty
years, what are we to expect, in an equal
term, on fund exceeding seventeen mil.
lions, and that when every contingent IA
clllty to accumulation has augmented to
an extent no human hope could have anti
cipated, in 1890! There is no doubt but
that the increase Of population on this con-
tineni will bring with it changes in politi-
cal and social respects of magnitude COM
mensurate with power; but such changes
are not, as the increase of the power itself,
within the grasp of science"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

.um ~ = - hun one kan1si a
tuFaiy-Ets u.ilionE q f0li1FIl AndrFt
us sIs iold ihal or PeoPls are unlhls 8
puy 80 por6ea u lle inlsrssl @ ouf
P1blir 1sblI"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

1890" Mussilaa Whiis. An.
100 eases Clsisl sd Mussst
500 bssksls chaapsgas.
Mesl-sso baiess nosdy smysas.
In sddssloa 10 ne above. lher< m<rs NJ.
y ls'ss qnsssiiits 81 Fossizn sns Dsu<s.
&c Dry Eoacs. S.lks. Plsls fslssr. CO..
Psnng. &c. destroyed IN whols g = 80.
ne sslns al shieh esnael 90. b s.,.-,.
'sd siIh shy degree q sass,assa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14

@in &hy oskfee 81 e1aeinssa.
Tn Mmr--Ths Uni,sd States h...
lnus m'nas fr he ealnsse AZ nancy.
Ons ~ Ptilaaelphis, ose il Norsh csso-
lsaa. one 10 GseFsis. and oss q Me-
O.lssas. snd sllhepsh shs lhses I..,sr .,e
rslsed @,sis. sel they nsy Be more iu..ly
roEs'de1sd 80 hrsheles .f me Psrsnl n.
siin zen q Phll.d. l,his. ssabl.sl..d n
tat eiy slmnsi iamedI.lrIy sf,er tho gav
eTnnsnl 80. established. The comm, of
m"ney !. nas generally sndefsaood. soa
ne Ph'lsfelphla chI.n,rle has brsa a,
.ams Pssss % enllera same ~ e..uas OF he
pr.ces,: .bullisn u brouahs 10 lhs Mini
u e'eFy firm; amslgsmaaiaRs lsam .he
"r., hare, l.ir. j,weIsy. snd IorslRn coin.
Az ihfse presents ste., VARIETY ss 10 oval.
~. The Assyer brings lhs hsirrnsY-
nes.u' msss mo proper eond,l.an shd
naeness Tor eo,niag. and returns the mel.
4 % .ngois or small bars. These bars, or
lngni.. are Then ne.led. 10 soften ihem
lar rolling; when they aye passed through
Inc rolling machine. 40. ksd by . sleam
engine. aud come oOl Tim slrips--,.f The |
w'dth and thickness mosI convenient far
use. lanr'ier oIeduee those strips OF metal /
% 'he'r proper slzs Inr The press. ,hey sre /
drawn through nlcrly graduated drawing
dies" In he next place. Ihey are pass.
cd thrnueh 'he cutting press. which is Al.
80 mosed BY sleam, and pieces or the lrus
s'ze a'e cot out. The punch moses so
rapidly Tia, ore hundred and SKY d zee.
on IN average. ere rnl o0l in one minute.
The PIeres thus prepared sre next pal in
y. he milling machine, in hich the edee.
% sford protection % The surlscs OF The II
rom. IS I"rced up. In This machine, one
hunaIed and twenty half dollars, or i've
hundred and SIXTY half dimes, can be-
n'lied IN ninnt.. The pieces OF met.
y ihus prepared are then tested, as 10 their
Te,ghi, and II Ionnd eorreci, are seaia
oi.ened for The dies. The slsmn ma
hine % mosed also, by sleam poser. ,
he pieces are put into an inclined lube
one eide OF the machine, from which
hey reach tie coming dies in . regular /,
RIDER. receive the preston. and fsIl IN n
box belos-upon The opposite side !,
"a perfect coin, ready Tor calculation. !
ne coming presses are OF various slzes, !,
suit The vsriDus denominal ons OF coin. !,
he usual speed Of striking i. sky PIE !
e per minute for The hall dollar, seven s
I've Tor ihe quarler. and ninety for The
me. The Mat, silh few additional
and-' g comps tent 10 coin ien millions,
III gid and h'll silver. annually"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-14
A ]TRAGIcAL WEDDING TRItI.y

We have had rmmor Of very tragi
cal occurrence in Washington county, In.
diana According 10 the statement made
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Rtrbmcna pailp hbts.
soxpAv .oasuka. skr rEnsEn ~. isss.

a,,,,Sc,,
iLLEcAL rhoSsho'N"so' i"c VI NS. =,
sssscsd srdinanes 81 the CITY Council PROPOSE.
which the keepe Of bavsae ground 10 10 demand BE-
- -. ..,.rv.,, al. t.k, ptsee written statement Of
- -. -. 49,. ..Ir,,s n, n,oles.ion. and the
- 49,, = -. 49, H.. -
eesess ~ ~seh 'ne ioe'''ss. my 49,
&enk the physeisn who may have attended, socn Pepoo'
~ rive In vsi,,ns under pecuniay penalty for REFUSAL
-. ,..,,o, an. d,..... Of IN. deceased
49, - - ..-...., ...~.,x. and
rssfo "" measure - ''eu''.''1'' wy - =,
saisst In the extreme. What right have any sci o' men "
ssqurs, condition precedent the rights o sepn'ue,
-, an. or,x.cv and of the grave shall be invaded
=, - -, g.. ..,- -. a, 80, n. de.,r.ble TO
w Sy ~ - - .,,..,cS Inv IN.
esfy WIN 'ne oeaaf Every iho'''aA -, -. -,
Coostituton, In the ENJOY OF all ngn" '"o '"
d. which do not conflict with the rights OF Others
s.. an. o.,c,l ,sere 10 pass an ordnance prohibit
,.ns~L ,.,.on I,,,n cp,povnR physician. uniess the
49,. a.. &c &c Of the person ir. given to the
CA.,,h.rsio, Would this be Submitted TO by any com
..,,,, Y., N fer principle is concerned, they
III. .swe rght in the one case in the other and
~. onlv difference in fact -. that in the tn"'
,-oud prevent you from sending for physician to CUE
al, sci and in the other buying the dead without
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fALL sUPPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS.

Nv uOobSs
TNHE subscribers have received Ivy the last
IL packets from New York large and well selected
Staple Eaacy Goods very reduced
the lowest market for cash city aeerp1nees
Extra wool blk and fancy col Cloths aud Cashmere
Super Ribbed, Buekskin Il d Tweed. Cassinere
Pine, medium AMI low prcsd all co0ts
Kentucky Jeans Tennessee Plains. kerseys and Plains
Plaid cloak I.ninys ard sht Tweeds for boys
Supe BLK, AMY cold plaid striped Alpaca
DO. Bomhsz me, Orleans Cloths and Gala ri ids
White, ned, and yellow fllnne Canton do.
swans iown Meno. Valencia and Silk worsted vestings
Plain black and hgd SILK Velvet and satin NeStings
English French and American Calicoes all qualities
Furniture Cacers and DiIp'iy ~ Habit do
super Cashmere E'Cos.. Mqds, laine de Lanes, &C.
Plan plaid striped fEd and doued Mu Inns
Ladies Alp1ea Merino Cashmere and l.. Wool iin,e
White and black Silk Hose and half Hosr Raw Silk ID
White and unbeaehed I-d black and lead eord Coon DO
Germantown Hos, for boys. grls and servants
Thibe, Cashmere Menp and Tartan Shawls
Paney iidks aad freLeh worked Collars
Pain, Yem,iiehed and Revere Bordcred l. G Hdkfs
Thread aud Lse Iaess EdgnGs, AMI Insnss Bobbins &c
Swiss and cambrie Eigihgs AMI Inseunys. cheap
PnIsa, Piatt, Figd and Dotted Nett. bit ard white
spitald-d, BaDdsnta and PONCE Hdtfs
Irish Linens Table CIcth Damask and Diaper
Huekabaek, Russi' and Breeye Diaper and Crash
Fancy eo,'d an biz Silk Mhts Polka d.
Beaver, KID L'se and Thbet Gloves, for ladies'
Bonnet, cap, neck and velvet Ribands
Grass Cloth. Victoria, MaTseiIes and Corded skins
3h Luiesring ard rich fancy cnrd snks, very cheap
New style and Ear-ton GinIham-, biz and white do.
Gimps, Cards an Tas-eis, Gimp and Victoria Corfs
Super h taey. Roe Naekenlw and Dunn Blankets
Fine and slperfie Carp.inE. Rugs and Mats
Pain and Plaid Linseys, al pnees
With complete Of beaehei brown
ties, Cotton OznsburgS &C. &c
Al Of which be- found very No
Broad 81" ct shoesoe Hill .
~.
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TuE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS,

And ChrtsfeE -uasHthc fIHia.
TUNHs remarkable discover, has the universal approSa
Of tr Medical profession OF Great Britain and has
sufficiently before American public
power The Patent Gavane Rings have
found al ibs which the ordinary Cal
Rats Eetre and Magnetic machines used. but
without ot- injurious shocks which accompany the appr
by hosv aud IN Other respects
and CERTAIN aceouq lshiug the desed object
The Ga,ane Ring have been used with all
Rheumatism apply the head
limbs Gcut Tic DoeuI Too;hachr Bronchitis, Vertigo, Ner
Sick Headache, Indigestion Paray fslsey kpJepsy.
Fits Craup Papfaon OF the Heat ApPop Stiffness Of JOINTS
lumbago Spinal Complaints Nsufaa General buy Deneten
81 Nervous rnrEy aud all Nervous DISORDERS Their
be believed
ard for the preceding complaints thei
equally be lded The GAIne RIng
Perfectly harmless i be within the reach OF
Chrsiies Masn-e fuid usei Rings
render th"r and direct the Gavane
uho-nee paris which affected For
Of the highest character regarding efficacy OF the
Gal Rings ami Magnc;e Fui made former
advert ly be the Office The only Agen
ey New York a ~ n Fulton ST. sun Building
To fraud Dr Christie appoints but
Th- agency
o( Richmond ALIEN DUNAL a COS,
la Main SIreei-
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EAGLE SQUARE

"A u IL h Su u A IL h.
nAHiEL u LoNooS sasls Tor ale on the usual terms
- Cashmere De Pari'
Cashmere de Goes
Cashmere Reps
seyndia Grapes
syfia Cmpes
Mcu.siin ce LANES
chaIgrabl' cmFs
Fad Alp.eeas
Cord do
~, do. sin warp
,san, Cosufs C'Oah.-lrbs.e rood. are ~ in goat
'a"'y ari of!he MOS reeen'"jiS
KsiYieky leans
Paa and sup Kerssys
Pun. PiRd and strPd asL@is
f1d Ldns-ys
B,nkcts AMI Napt Cotton,
lI"'vy weed. AMI IhA C,'hs-and indeed general
40 great reduction from ibs prices OF la- hil
Broad otis dakip well CasnTes Yesiings Stocks
rlsr' Soek iov' shihs AMI Drawer for mems every
ysury.
hysy ius Phnr. from to IS cents. Is well a VI,
usual ss-r'n' ut n domestic md ror'En Goods Of al srA
ssp'rml,r l. isii
TO THE PUBLIC.
1 llANEa superior article Of Brushes from 90
10 ooao 'eD eAsaP fr cash. ssrAl as.onmss'~ Pain
G- af The heal qaaly .s.. non sIlo to aeI1O whoe~s
Wae hard to beat in ssr. from Qs III. 50 MS, to 500 IN,
ountry gentleman would ID well can and these
gods and Judge fo' themselves /" RoBERT MOTIFS
Nert door tn thu EIshange Rsah.
MORE AkRIvALs-BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
Ne.-Aog. ~, 1876.
DER Express, fioln Philadelphia and New
England have igst rceoiyed-
50 Par Gents invitation Chinqsi Bogsaf ~
9Ss I,diss Ne and - s!Ee',, .d T'' fo'n s'e "
9ao Lasting Gas- and passp,, n qualities snd pree.
sSO Misses No. Nd and isabe' spper- tee snd wsAins
svey, order reduce socs much a. po.s
Ne W the 1T sepmber Purchasers would greatly eo"sS' r'
90 Travelling r.p., an .ss. Iron wooasn Frs%sIu''
I raaMa .Nu.H.r - fNvwT
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

fCORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREHTSl
la SPENCE Agent has received by ATE arr
lie vai ecnera weekly addns ,ersso q m
cohng suitable the ss.so. ef ths hsss All,
o: pattern aud cut In part consisting Of
French Blaek Dre,s and ftoek Coats
Do. do Doe skin Cassmere Pants
DO. Fancy do
Biaeksin and SATIN vesta
Fancy do do do
White Marpsines a.
business Coas. single mlled a.sImer-.
Aso, handsoae variety OF Fancy Ase,~s sueA a.
Black and Fancy sstin and siIk searfs and Cnv.,s
Gloves, hid, sik thread
Shirts, Collars and Bosons
suspendcrs Socks &c.
N BE d. fens confidence I'm a-.urpr M. -oLl .,
and Others disposed TO ea that his prie,.
wiz be found reasonable tquai aud
tho.e Of establishment in the eity
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IN NESTS Measures
wv 80 boz. Efooms
IN Barrel eoy-rs
40 Nirr Settlers
- N--'- NaTssI Baske.s
% Flour Paia
u dCE. BIcr Mats Jgst re-

LEWIS CISTERs, II,
A NEW AND VALUABLE DICTIONARY.
4 DICTIONARY OF TIE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Contain
~ the ynooEy and sNpraiion of all WORDS
by Winters wti.h ADDED Voealul.S Of
EI Words ted Of Greek LATIN
seup BY AeIanfer Reed NJ Roe Of
ClTeuspae. hiinhi-rh Rcd ~
With Introduction HeEry Reed, Professor
Enf lash Literature the univer,iy OF feHnsy ksn..
For sae 10y 4. G. PESULETON
No Ma Il
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NY5T3IIIIE yulIuuIlIE

Pills efissenee eoutaiunG casapana n
were tAs introduced by that ~ ~ 'i1I -
p BEWARE ny SPURIOUS PILLS prepared - esAsrs es,S
Purifying Pi "ssr.apanua P" &c. whieh ass
attempted paed the public the .Dr
I-idys only and sennins sarsapsuh Hood r- ke
Dr Lsdy thsy all tbs virtues that
eonhne In P whether curative o. sessr.i psn0sr % IL
bod and nut the body equns resaint o oeespatoa
usual of vns. or osa 10 employ
male . d
in add'iioa TO hundred having
heretofore pseshsd sir increasing and denasd aseeg
J. n. EUsTAcE 3 SON,
my l0-u Mss1 Mar
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Rules held in the Clerks Ot.

NTIRGINIA:-At KuItS held IN the CIefk Ut
fee Of the Superior ChAnesry for the Rehmo nj
'', II'o,- W. a Wrs:snss pTtH
Ros. Bailey ami Mace Fitzgerald late partners under tile
Bailey Fusead and John "odin executor OF nu"
DECEASED VT =
The Barley. having entered ms app
ard according n the Act OF Asscmsy am
Rus III ms and appearing. satisfactory evidence that
be- . not an habit,n Commonwealth II - ordered that
IN. at the Rules 10 L. hoen o' inc
sd t,y on The fri otly IN aud answer The
ban Of IN. pan ami a of order be forthwith IN
,.rt, m some newspaper published Cy Of Richmond Tor
, D,on ana POSTED door o the CaPi-
ol the sad cIiy. copy IssH ,,,,,..,, - -
atlE n Y HON NhU Y -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-16
WHOLESALE
ROOT. SHOE AM TRUNK WAREHOUSE,


BOOT, sH0E AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
NJ ~ Mans Riohassd-
ID. HOOVER has now in store, 1000 cases
- Of BorS SHOES &C comprising the portion Of
his Pan stock Among them
Cease - Scd ard p.gEed BIogsns
Coamnn lined and bound do
crasse pegged Roots Nip anI
Common 10 do. do
womens and Kip r~ed and Roots AMI Buskns
DO. Mornceo. KID AMI leather Bu.kins and Tres
10 last NC shoes. OF 81 kinds
Gents dress Morocco" them the
iHtation ChrB- Boot, ari,s!S. well suited for tie
county tradr
Gents calf Morocco qualify Shoes OF all
kinds
Boys, Youths ChiIdren's servans Shoes quail
The attention Of Merchants respectfully solicited ia, above
which any
this which favor
able Z J.. d. HOOVER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-16
VIRGINIA-At rules held in the clerks office

superior Of Chaneer for the Richmond CIR
cut. the 9TH day Of August, 1915
George g Mitchell, prih
against
Mary Mitchell Rosale Mitchell aud Augustine Mitchell
and del Is
The defendants above named having entered their
and security Act Of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court and by satisfactory evidence ua thy
inhabitants n this Couonw eath II u ordered nat We
defendants appear Rules be holden for the
said Cos the 1t Monday November merit aud answer inc
bal OF the nd copy Of ths der he forthwith insert
ed Bewspaper published the city Of Rrhmcnd for two
Sueceysly and posted door Of the Capitol IN
tue said A Teste
~. r. HOWARD T. T.