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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

CoEN-STALK SUGAR.-In our May mum
her of the volume for 1914, we gave O
communication on this subject from Mr.
John Beal, of New Harmony, Indiana
1t appears that Mr.. b. has been still
more successful the present year than he
was last. We are informed that he has
made three hundred and Enety.fve
pounds Of good sugar this season, from
The corn stalks which grew on three quar-
ters of an acre, which is at the rate Of
five hundred pounds per acre, His plan
is SAID 10 be as follows: When the ears
begin to form thoy are pulled oil. When
the leaves are dead about half way up
the stalk is stripped of leaves, cut up al
The root, the top cut of, and then GROUND
in a sugar mill. Twenty stalks viii
yield about one pound and half, and Of
lhis three-fourths is grained sugar. Mr.
B. made eighty pounds in a day with
simple apparatus Of his own construction
Five hundred pounds, at four cents per
pound, IS twenty dollars per acre'--AI0a'
ny CaAirator.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

Two Hibernia politicians ran against
each. other at the corner oil Exchange
street, the other day. 'Ochone, Murphy
said one to the other, we've lost Marsey.
chuseltsn by the powers! an how Is
THAR Why, she has gone iorthat beg
carly spaIpeen, Clay Musha, lei hen
go-it's Just like the haste; she was the
first State that rebelled against the ould
country Daily Mail.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

ssasssssa-l sss=s-f=ss $3.50 - 49,
Here iso hotter rom Gen Jackson 10
President Monroe, approving thg treaty
of 1919, by which 'fcNs was exchanged
for Florida,
HERMITAGE, neat Nashville, [
june go, 1890
nEAR SIX, | ru'urnc, from my tour toll
the South and South WSt on the evening
of the 18th instant, when ! received your
friendly and interesting letter of tho 23lI
of May last, which have read with great
interest and attention, Ga It's perusalI
and consideration, | have determined loI
remain in service until the situation OIL
Europe fully deyeIopes itself, and oar at
fairs with Spain are brought TO a dn,l
close.
Although retirement has been, and still
lis, the frs; object Of my wishes, ye; so
long as it is believed that my military
services may conduce to the benefit OF
my country, in any way, my exerlions
belong to her. have hitherto made,
and it is still my duty as ratrio; to
make, my private interests and views
IsubServient to my country's good. 4
have, therefore, upon due consideration
and reflection on the subject matter OF
your interesting letter, resolved not to re-
tire from service so long as my contnu.
ing may promote the welfare, safety and
| happiness of our country. | am well
aware, as soon as you believe the Situa-
ton of our affairs will permit ofamy re-
Irng without injury to oar country, you
wjll notify me thereof, and permit me to
retire Until then, my private wishes
and feelings must bend to whatmay be
conceived will promote the public good,
The view you have taken Of the con.
duct pursued by our government relative
to South America, in my opinion has
been both just and proper, and will be
Improved by nine-tenthS of the nation
lii is true it has been attempted to be
welded by certain dcmagogues to the
Injury of the administration; but, like all
Io,her base attempts, has recoiled on its
authors; and am clearly of your opinion
THAT for the present, we ought TO be con-
tent with the Enthusiastically them, con
Icentrate our population, conhne our iron
tier 10 proper limits, until our country, L
those limits, is filed with a dense popu
lation: it is the denseness of our popula
Irion that gives strength and security Il
our frontier. With the FIoridas in ouI
possession, our fortihcations completed
IOrleans, the great emporium ofthe West
lis secure. The Florldas in possession oil
foreign power, you can be invaded
your Notifications turned, the Mississippi
reached, and the lower country reduced
From TeraS, an inradiRg enemy 2eiT neue'
aitemp, such an enterprise; if he does
Notwithstanding all that has been sale
and asserted on the floor of Congress OF
Iths subject, will vouch that the invader
will pay for his temerity.
Present Mrs ja2kson and myself I,
Mrs Monroe aud your daughters, and Mr.
Governor aIectionalely, and receive 70
Yourself our best wishes for your hap
piness through life, and that Of your ami
able family, and believe me to be, will
high respect and esteem, your most ODE
don't servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
| Monroe. President United States.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

What curious thing Printer is!--He
stands when he sets, and setS when he
stands; and when he wishes to set with
case he always stands erect 1t is, how
ever, the nature OF the case, that makes
him stand
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

A Coon REAsoN,--A person in this
city conversing, few days ago, upon
the relative power possessed by England
and America, observed that America
would have marched an army into Eng
land and taken it in the last war, only ace
did not pam 10 assume its national de6t!-
LoReH Courier.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22
NUMlHtR -.

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ALPHABETICAL yicr.~Tho Sunday
Mercury gives lho following advice to Us
oadofs.
Always attend 10 your yocaion-Oyoid
ilchousos aud ortIu women,
+
BE benevolent b1l not proiiral--bury
Ill chickering's Ia the bosom of sorgetluI.
lcsss,
con'riv' to collect ! 'a'h--ood keep ii
Do your duty and defy the devil.
T.
Eagerly endcaAor to eradicate every
error, both Of tho head and heart.
+
Fight fairly when YOU fight; bu. the
better way is to not fight at all, Fiddle
for no fools,
Grace, goodness, gumption and a little
enable a man to slip through
the world mighty easily. Get them and
glory IN them.
Harbor hope in your heart if you would
be happy; but bark ye, hope can't render
rotten the hemp OF the hangman.
Inquistiyenesss is misunderstanding
not in it.
Juleps may be called the juice Of joy
aud the yeast Of jest; but let them alone
for too much joking often destroys the
ioviality Of a social circle.
Kindness kindles the fire Of friendship.
A kiss always avails more than kick.
L
Love the ladies-'look before you leap
and eschew loaferism
NJ
Make not mischief by meddling with
other folks matters.
Never be caught mapping except in the
night time.
Order is heavens first law-obey it.
/ Pursue the plain path of probity-do
in practice what you give in PrecePt'
Quarrel not, bubble not, be not too
fond of asking questions nor addicted to
queries.
Rum ruins respectability--renounce,
renew and renovate.
Seek salvation, o yc sinners!-be-
come saints and you ore safe.
II
Take time by the Goreclock'--try to
turn every moment to account.
Union unites with unity-in the whole
universe there is a oneness--be We there
fore united for the sake Of unison.
Vanity has no conception with valor--
remember that.
Wine and women bring want, wretch
odness and wo, when wickedly INDUCED
| in.
X
'Xtra' xertions accomplish 'xtraordin-
airy ends.
Y
Yield 10 no yrant--yoemen and their
yokelellows are lords OF the soil.
Z
Zig,zaggin is characteristic of a zany
take straight course through life
and zealously pursue it.
81
& mind your own business. q let 9th
ers alone, &c.
! The last sonr of a desparing lover,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

BEST WAY TO BE HAPPY.-Never sill
down ana brood over trouble oil any
kind. IL you are vexed with yourself or
the world, this is no way to obtain salts
faction, Find yourself employment that
will keep your mind active; and depend
upon it, this will force out unwelcome
thoughts.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

A Cute CHAR Sam, how do you gel
your living now-a-daysr
In the old way; by being friend TO
the fellow that fightsn
How's that 2
Why, you see, holds their coats for
EN- while they fight, and then slope
Nth Them
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

Grief murmu-s; anger roars; impa'
tience lrets, but happiness, like a calm
river, flows on in quiet sunlight, without
a ripple ora fall to mark the rushing on
of time towards eternity.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22
VOLUME o.
TIE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
tsrupttsntp EyrRt SATURDAY nv
a. pousVTuE a WIN. u. ADAMS.

TERMS Three Dollars u paid n advance,
r'yg Dollars at the end of the year,
REQUIREMENTS inserted at One Dollar per
80 lien limos or loas) COZ the FIRST Insertion
'g WI ,F,0y Cents square for each continuance
,H GsJ,criisemcntsnot marked with tho number
lri,.crtions, will ba published I'LL forbid, and
ogL y ,rd accordingly, Payment to be made when
,bc advertisement is lit for insertion, or ON dc
maud, ,,,1trates mr. S,at,. instruct nj
A ,,,, ollieus, ten dollars each, payable in nd
Articles of personal nature, whenever ud
,,,,tcd will be charged at the rate of Two Dol
lnrs Snr every ten lines, for each insertion, an,
payment required in advance
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

ScoLDING.--I never knew a scold ing per-
son that was able TO govern family
What makes people scoId? Because they
cannot govern themselves. How can
they govern others2 Those who govern
well are generally calm. They are
prompt and resolute, but they are steady
and mild
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

A New York paper says that tall ladies'
invariably prefer. short men. An ex-
change thinks this is an error, and OBJ
serves that no woman objects to Hg-men.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

This horse bit his master;
How came il to pass?
He heard the good pastor
Cry, 'All flesh is grasSn
English paper,
This is inimitable," said P last
evening. "There is not superhuous
syllable--nor could it possibly be tod in
fewer words"
What does - say to this?-
Dobbn bit his master; why?
San flesh is grass" he heard him cry.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

The last song of desPairing lover
and the mos, expressive that we have
heard of for many day, is the following;
"Gone, forever, am the hope
For which so long I've trusted;
Ann Maria has taken slope,
And am done and busted"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

Here isa hotter rom Cen. Jackson Ia
President Monroe, approving lhg treaty
of 1919, by which 'fcNs was exchanged
tor l'IurIdal
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

ALPHABETICAL AuYcu,-~Tho Sunday
U,rsWy gives The following advice to Us
roodorsi
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

BE benevolent bil not proiical--bury
all chickering's IA the bosom of ,orgetlul.
ness,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

Always attend 10 your oyocalon--oyoid
aIchousos aud ouul women,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
coNNEL's
Pain Extractor.

FOR The cure Of Burns. Scalds, Ru;...
Cuts. Piles, Ssls Rheum, Barbers' I,sa
Corns. and general Sores Of all Ana
from TWO 10 EIGHT TIsEs cHEarER ru.x
BEFORE. or nothing IL the user i moi d.
lighted with il.
IA n article that every Family mus, eoD.;ss, :,
- disPensahle when they Know iss ,.ws, - III /
value, and xhich has heretofore been sod Ia 40
10 rearh all elassek, has now hcen reduced IN ~.
with saeN that Elch and poor, high and low nj
IN tari every human heing may enjoy h ror,,,,s'
and all who get il shall have the prcs re,urs4 !.
shem u they are not delighted wilh its use. A.
assert, without the possibility Of co,.,radis,,on
that all Brass and seAIps, EYKar Erru>.'
Soar. old or fresh, and all external rains 81
aches, no matter whers. shall be reduced "a ,om.
lori ey = IN i've Misunderstanding life, Limb. or
scar. No burn can BE- fatal ii this il apuIea nm.
less The sitals arr destroyed BY the acrilsnt. i,
il truly magical % appearance, in H. effects ra.
quire Tor conneIs Magical Pam Extractor sslyr
81 Comsiock a Cos, ~ Cortlandt strs., Nsr
York. Price 25 cents. Or four times as much q,
30 cents, snd near ten times n much for n Doll,,
A certain quantity is given every day 10 n,
poor m New York, and there Il not hos Iop,
year. old IN the city, but can tell all about III.
Mo.sderul extractor of all pain.
Sold, wholesale. hy Comssock a. Co. 2l co,,.
lsnds street. New York; and BY ID. Heartt. Hill.
sough. Dr. James Young, OIiorj, and ]. 4 r.
sloan. Greensborough.
Fsbruag.li. "a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
Balm of Columbia,
FOR THE uAIR

RALDNEss cured, certainly and eiIectualIy
- The reputation Of an article is established
not by Extensive advertising and putting, but by
its known virtue and intrinsic value. The course
Of the Propric,on Of the /" Balm Of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact They
have endeayored To give 10 the Public an article
with which the user would he pleased and satisf.
ed. II is well known 10 those who use this pre-.
paration, that ID keeps tie hair from falling ou,
restores il on bald places in a wonderful degree
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy and
what is Of equal interest, keeps il entirely free
from dandruf; in fact, a continued use Of il pre-
vents entirely an accumulation Of dandruff. This
old established remedy for baldness, is now for
sale in this place by d. Heart, Of whom the ge-
nuine only can be had. And by Dr. James
Young, Oxford, and ]. & X. sloan, Greensbo-
rough. Sold, wholesale, BY Coms.ock l. Co., 81
Cortandt street, n. Y.
April 8. IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27

III OLMsTOck'S yERMIFUGE Cor The ccr.
tain destruction Of Worms. This much cr-
ehraied article 10 now for sale in this place By d.
Heart. The numerous lives that have been sas.
ed ny This article, is sufficient guarantee tha,
every mother should keep i In her house. The
r-~a- a---~ s~~ss Esv~ssy u~wwsvwu o. mtr, py s.s
tam other PREPARATIONS got up in imitation of this
They must consider i great blessing thu. thew
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which i certain 10 destroy any quan.
iiiy q worms child may have. II i useless 10
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
well known without. 81
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock 4 Co., 81 Cor,.
land street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills.
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford. and ]. 4 R.
Sloan, Grcensborough.
April 2. "a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
REV. DIR. BARrHOLAMEW'S
Pink Syrup,

For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sre Throat,
Pam in Tie Breast, Difficulty Of breathing,
Heart Burn, aud erery complaint
rhieh causes Consumption.
HIS remedy, gwen to the public under the
sanction oil one Of the first diynes of the age.
and man Of responsibility, is considered by the
Faculty Of New York rs the best medicine Of the
kind offered for sale. II is sure remedy against
Consumption, if taken in time. be sure and oh.
tain The genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 2l Cor,.
landt street, New York; and by D. Heart, Hills.
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and ]. l. r.
Sloan, Grecnsboropgh. ,''
February |. 63-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
7 ennessee Land
FOR SALE.

hoA SAbE.
ITHE undersigned offer for sale 4 Tractso
= Land on the South fork Of Forked River, \,
Dyer county, Tennessee, about twelve miles sou.h
OF Dyersburg, containing about 3l00 acres. The
rlver which runs through the land is nayigable at
the usual business, seasons Of the year-thc land
10 extremely rich, and is not surpassed by any
lands in the Western district for The cultivation,
Of tobacco, corn, rye, wheat and oats, and il fair
for cotton. That portion of the country is regard-
ed as the most healthy part of the Western dis
tfict and is settled for the most part by people
from North Carolina.
The land will be sold altogether, or in portions
to suit purchasers, and good land in this county
will be taken in payment-or liberal credits given.
The title is undoubted.
ID. f. LONG,
j. w. NORWOOD.
July Is. IS
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
Hays Liniment,
FOR THE PILES

THls preparation, which has been counterfeit
cd by number of Druggists, owing to its
wonderful power over the Piles, is now for sale by
ID. Heart Of this place. Persons have been en-
tirely cured by the use of only half bottle. The
hardest cases are not proof against its power II
Is well known, that almost every individual is
troubled more or less with this distressing COM
plaint for the cure of which, they would give any
amount of money. The genuine Hays Liniment
gives no pain in the application, not the least.
The counterfeit preparations give great pan which
Is almost insufferable. Purchasers should there
fore see that Comstock & Co.'s name is on each
bottle before h'lying--none other genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Conlstock & CO., 81 Cort-
landt street. New York; and by ID. HEART, Hills
borough, DIR. james Young, Oxford, and ]. d X.
Sloan. Greensboroush.
February II. si-c-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
FALL AND WHITE M
G o D $.
Long, webb, g. Co.,

| ii RE receiving their Fan and Winter stock u
- Goods, comprising every ysriely Of articles
| usually keps in the Market Their Goods have
been purchased entirely with cash, and selected
with great care. Thes took is comprised IN par,
Of the following:
BIeached and Tnbleaehed shiningz and Sheet
ings, Dnilings, Bed-ticks Cotton Flannels, Grass
Cloth, SILK Nlght-caps, Oil-cioth. Cruel and Car
vas, osnaburgs. Buttons; white, green, red, and
yellow Flannels; Green Baize, Canvass Padding;
black and eolo ed cambrics; Plaid Linsey, ker-
seyS plain and fancy Carolina and Plaid Tweed;
Pilot Cloth, sieemacd; ;drab, blue, and other Oser
eOatingS drab, blue, mixed, and fancy new-s.yle
sat.inetss plain and figured, black and fancy y.
ameres; mcrinc silk and saun yes.ings; English
and French Cloths; saddle, bed. negro and plaid
Blankets; linen and cotton Diapers; black and
white, blue and fancy, and furniture Victoria
Cashmere Prints fancy and oil-colOrcd Ginghams;
sllk-waip. and common Alpsccas; family Irish
Linens; NansoOk, TarIeton, Null, TIPPED, Plaid
and Swiss Muslins; Jaconets, and Cambrics: e.
cured Laces; black, white. and brown Hollands;
plaid, novelty, girondelle. cashmere, and waffse
shawls; mcrino Shirts Ladies silk Shirts; Gala
Piaids; Combs; Brushes; superior English Hose
eni haF H.. La=L - -a-i-~ -ssss
hM 0t0sess WtunAeu 6Mu EMk MtklAi fMnCn
camhrc and TIIem-ssiched Handkerrhiefs: six
Points and Velvet Neck-hahdKerhlefs; Frenc. !.
worked Collars and Trimmings chak TssscIs;
GirdIes; Cords and Tassels and Ocean Cord.
New style Florence Braid, and English traw
Bonnetsi Ari6cials; new style Bonnet and Neck
Ribbons; House and Bordering Paper. z
Patent ccmb Cleaners with Brushes; painted
iron and brass-bouEd Buckets; Tubs, and ugar
Boxes; Brooms, Hearth-brushes, and hand BEL
lows; INsine, Plough-ines, Bed-coris, and ho.
thread; Whips; Cologne, Bears and Macassar
OIL, Lip alive, and oaps; nuff Boxes; cotorca
Smelling Bottles; Looking Glasses; Powdered,
Crushed, Loaf and Brown ugar; Rio and Fam;-
ly Coffee; superior black and green Teas; Snuff.
Starch, and Cheese; ole and Upper Leather a
general assortment Of coarse Boots and hoes: a.
so best Philadelphia-make waking hoes and
llPpers for Ladies'; n large stoc 10 of Hats and
Gaps; an assortment Of Hardware and Cut,I,r..
an assortment Of Crockery, Books and Stationary.
&c. &c.
They respectfully invite their customers and
the public GENERALLY to give them call, to exam
inc and judge for themselves.
They would take this occasion 10 return their
thinks Of the community for the very liberal share
OF custom heretofore extended TO them; and no, q
by close and personal attention to business. and
reasonable prices, still to merit and receive fair
proportion Of the trade.
oe'ooei Il o.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
HEW
Liniment and Elixer,
FOR RHEUMATISM

SAs N1Nts
THE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
= use of this preparation gives TO the sufferer is
almost beyond belief. Its penetrating powers, are
very great, so much so, that the worst cases have
been entirely cured in two or three days. Persons
troubled with this complaint have only to use these
preparations according to directions the Elixer in
wardly, and the Liniment applied ou,wardIy, and
a cure is effected almost before they have looked
for any good results to follow the application
Quite number of persons in the city and state Of
New York, who have been cured by the use oi
these preparations, have given large sums to the
Prorretors, to be applied to he giving of them to
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with.
out number, are pouring in every day or two. II
j. useless to say, that this article has also been
countereited, and the public are cautioned agains,
buying any that has not the signature of Comstock
& Co. upon each bottle.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & X.
Sloan, Greensborough.
April 5. IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
STATE pr NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity-September Term, ls45.
James Vickers, and Others Us. Ioseph BlaIock,
and others.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
= that Joseph, jaBett, and Meredith Blalock,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
Of this state where The ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them: II is ordered, adiudeed
and decreed, that publication be made for six
weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, that unless
said defendants appear and plead, answer, or de-
fnur on before the first day Of the next term of
This Court, 10 be held at the court house in Hills.
borough, on the second Monday in March next,
the bill will be taken pro confesso as to them, and
set down for hearing Ell parte.
Test,
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
Price adv. $3.50. 95-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-11-27
DRY Goods,

saeh - eslsno~-sll pziness hanasams a1sors-
Exns q Bannsss sd RibAonss cxmlhxirks and
Aesasas Hosieg Il II kinds, 6iu4es. Se~Ing
silk. Iack an3 ssAe caslhs. Bed Tarkinx. AEsoa
1hecks. Lksns Ar. "a I.aaiea' kne dresses, Bon
- E2Ea. Arlkrial FloMsrs. Oa sdk. Parasoas
81 LnhSeliAs. Pans. Linen Esmlzie Handkrr-
rhisis. bAxachel and Inhleaehea clu4h, Silk and
Iostan Hsndksfghsxls. flax snd Goglm ikhEssl.
TAI and Pshlaloons closhs. TFmminxs sf II
kinds. md many osheF Hrsseies in Ghs DRY Goods
Las.
HARDWARE.
Aowins and Grading Blades q he very hest
saslsss Nails, Poas. Osrns, Sklilsls, shosrls and
sgsaes. Gha-sls 1nd Ausvrs. Hammers and Gim-
lsess. hagrs and ncrewss shO~ Knives and AL
bsadss, heediRw Hass. Knives and Forks. Pock-
Il knlscs and seizsOFs, Trsce Chains and currr
csme~. Ssosk and Psd Lacks. Tea and Table
sPo0az. and many sshsx srusles not enumerated
GROCERIES.
The sey best Gseen and BIsck Ts.s Sugar
and Caas@. Psffer and Alspics, Aolasse. and
Sall. Ginger and Rice, CaSuIe and olAer soaps
Powder and shot flONeE and Meal Iron and
sseel. Porter. Lime Juice, and Raisins. Sperm ana
f&ilaS Candles and number Of other articles in
eAN aAnA&ts AAses
DRUGS.
Epscm snd Glauber S.lts. Alum and Cam.
PhaS. Opium and sugar of Lead. Cream Of Tar
lar and Aagnssia, Bnulsione and Annetta, calo-
nel aud khsuharb. auicksilvcr. Oil Viirol and
Aquatorsis. White Lead and Yellow Ochre. Red
Lead aud Llshargs, Linseed and Tanners OIL.
Lamp Blark and Spanish Brown, Window GlasS
and Putty. suslard and Sutmsgs, Logwood and
Glue, aadder and Indigo. Farnishes Of all kinds.
ink and Ink Powder, Camwooi and coperas, aud
all other Drugs usually keps.in This place.
cR0CkERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates Common and
Liverpool Teas. Dishes, Bowles. Mugs. Pitchers.
aud Tumhlevs. Tea snd Cream Pots, Egers ana
Basins. and many other articles in the crockery
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans. Dippers, Coffee Pots.
Cups, small! and large, &c. &c.
All of the above Goods will be sold low for |
cash, nr on a credit to those who will paw when
called on. gT The Common Country Trade
will be taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend to Use every mans in
their power to please all who may favour them /
with their custom; and a their Goods were bought
or cash, they think they shall he able to sell al a.
ow prices as can he had in HilIsborough. CAN
md see for yourselves.
A. MICKLE d. co.
May 8. Is