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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
FALL AND WINTER
60 DS.

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Alas, t'slaahaEes, h4'tass. Mhil,', srfi n ra ssl
yellow flamnsl.s tsmeB naisr, Gam sss Pasaaing:
siarA sil ea.i.gsa Caa..l r.rs, Plaid fusss. NJ
says; pa als1 talrs t'au,lii4a aaai faces ilaa;
Piui tlolli, stsrl-miA 4; r.l lln and other al.cF-
caiiaEs; Crab. ur, amazed, and fsnr. Ia, gs-s,, le
: ,ilii.s,s; Iiaia - GguHd. hsch and issac, Cas.
ia eIs; naIilo elk snl salin Nrslimgs. Enslisla
anal Preach Glgihs; sssi5e, l-,I. a-Fo and pliii
B4nkrla; linen aud cation DlsleEs; black aud
white, blue and fanny. ard furniture Nlri0gia
CashmrTr Prints ianct and oil-colua.i tiingh ms.
sik-Vvaip. air! roi.iunm Alpsuras; family Irish
l.inrns; Nansouk, Tailrlni,, Mall. IIilsd. plshl
ss,d Sass anslihs; Jaeourls. and Can,:1s3rs, IL
gural l.aees; blask. white, anI brown Hollands;
Iilsid, novelty, gipgl,delle, cashmere aud waffle
ShaWls; 'arEino shi-s; Ladies silk Shirts; tiala
Pla@s: Iou,lss; Brasl,es; superior English Hose
and haA Has; llack AMI white Raw >ilk and
hid Gloves; heostrd and 'iik Mitts; Freneh
Cambria and HeaT-stichcd HaAdkerchieis; ; ilk
Points and NelEtt NeCk-handkcrchhfs; French
worked Collars and Trimmings; CLOAK Tasscls;
tiirdles; tends and Tassrls aud Ocean Cord.
New style Florence Braid, and English traw
Bonnc;s; .ATiiicials; new sty Bonnet and Mech
Ribbons; Home aud Bordering Paper.
[ Patent CsRb Cieaners with Brushes; painted
iron and hTass-bound Bucscts; Tubs, and ugar
Boxes; Brooms, ilear,h-brurhcs, and hand-Bcl-
lows; 7 vine. plough-lines. Bct-conls, and hoe
thread: Whips Cologne, Bears and Macsssn
Oil, Lip alive. and Gaps; >nur Boxes; eOlorod
Smelling Bottles; Looking Glasscs; Powdered,
Crushed, Loaf and Brown ugar; Rio and Fami-
~ Coffee; superior black and green Teas; Snuff,
FstaTch, and Chess; ole aud Upper Leather; a
general assortment Of coarse Boots anal hoes; al.
$50 best Philadclphia-make walking shoes and
slippers for Ladies'; large stock Of Hats and
Gaps; an assortment Of Hardware and CUTLERY;
an assortment Of crockery, Books and Stationary,
&c. &c.
They respectfully invite their customers aA,l
ne pabIic generally to give them call, to exam
ine and Judge for themselves.
They would take this occasion TO return their
thanks 10 the community for thr very liberal share
Of custom heretofore extended to them; aud hop,
by close and personal attention To business, ana
reasonable prices still 10 merit and receive fai
proportion Of the trade.
| October =. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
Obituary.

Died, in this place, on MONDAY the 9th
inst, Miss LorsIA vi. ADAMS, daughter Of
Mr., Thomas Adams, in the Odd year OF
her age. She was consistent member
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.: and
in her retired walk in life the christian
graces shone in her with a beauty and
loneliness that distinctly marked her as a
disciple Of the meek andlowIy Jesus. OF
such, as we have every reason to believe
she was, itmay be written in the language
of the text iromswhich her funeral sermon
was preached, " Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord" And in view of death,
she might confidently have said,
|" Ny hour is come, and angels round me wait,
To take me to their glorious happy state;
Where free from sickness, DEATH and ev'ry pain,
l shall with God in endless pleasures reign"
[CoMMrSICATED.l
Died, in this county, on Thursday, the
2dinst., Mrs. SARAH JANE LARA, wife Of
Mr.. John I.atta, and daughter of Mr.. VIII
liam Duskins, aged about 20 years.
Died, in this county, on the SOth ult.,
Mrs. TEMPE HOPKINS, aged about %
years.
. Died, in Chatham county, on the 10Th
ultimo, JOHN s. GUTHRIE, esq, for many
years a member of the Legislature from
that county. He was man of genius.
and rare wit and humor, and withal Of a
generous disposition. The members Of
the Peterborough Bar paid a just tribute to
his memory.
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Notice.

NOTICE is given to all persons having suits
~ in the County Court of Orange which have
been pending more than twelve months, and in
which costs have not been paid, that application
will be made at the merit term of said Court fol-
executions in all such cases for the Clerks Fees
and that executions have already been ordered in
many cases for said fees, which executions will
be held up until next term, after that time, unless
paid, they will go into the Sheriff's hands. All
persons, and particularly the plaintiff who are
Interested in these suits, are requested to call OF
the present Clerk and pay these costs.
JOHN BANE,
HARRISON PARKER,
GILES MEBNAE.
October 7. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
PuIliic Sale.

U'li.l. ls adj Ia ,hs hlsiiss' ll,'A"r, a, sls.
w ssi al tlbIsE. Il Tie i'la,,' a,iu, ii Ma
Ii Ia lio.~un, d,,,7,,,,l, "a A,lth E4si Cs,.k IA
tie lo"FE All - Sis, rsH'y. an TIE Tsti-aa' q
PrTrriy 81 sic dssrssel SD ssid plantation, e.ss.
sIs,iag ii coru a'a Fo|ieE, Calilr, Hog. and
Farming Too's.
And on the .sth. al llir ls'r r.,,,Rr,,,, al the
sleceascl. On Zane Isrk. viii lr ,"'A So i.a..r-
hold and ki,+u fu'nilun. Crop II C,nl. I'D.
der, &C.. Farming Isensils. lioV-gs, C4iilc sirl
Iiugs Wagon. and oilsef ariirc- l,v, Ls,ioas Ia
npruli"n. Also. nlne lkely NEGROES.
rrc,iii Of nine months viii D. e.Nsn, the put
chaser giving hand with approved snuriiy.
C@ At the same iime the Lands III L. nmlsel
far twelve months
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Err.
tl,t,,'.,r -u6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
Notice.

ENHE subscriber, having qualified at the May
N Term of Orange County Court, as executor
of the last will and testament of WILLIAM
HOPSON, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate, to come forward
and make Immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the estate will present them,
properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of their
recovery.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, EXT.
October /, 60
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
Mills and Tan Yard
STILL FOR SALE.

'ENHlS property, not having been disposed Of,
y is still offered for sale OH the same terms as
formerly advertised will sell it all together, or
separate the Tan Yard from the Mills, as may suit
purchasers. "&
Also, Negro Man, about sc years of age, a
good distiller, sound and healthy, honest, and of
industrious and temperate habits.
Also, good Mich Cows, and number of fine
Beef Cattle for sale.
= Also, good new cast iron Bark Mill, and two
Copper Boilers, for boiling tan bark, and one
thiee-horse Wagon. .# ~.
A reasonable credit given on good security. .
H. J. $. SMITH.
October /. 96-
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Public Sale.

WH.L le IA II lie LIE rrs5drnre q gaam
si,s.g's, a1esa-sl 80 llae .lih Aay - IArls,-
~ ''ai. "a 'iar Efs II Ton ald ipza5cs ssask
II l!'T' - tat, a isazs, =. ,ilasi,sn a Eiara-
slllsl is.s HIh ss!seF ag5lr5ss to isigs to tae-
ia
- Al~a =aa.e fac ar ga NEGROES.
Teams 81, q, kssunn sss e. slay ri ssl-.
JUllA d. IEATHERS. Admir-.
s-.larn.lcr. Iii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

EtJ,c.a I'Wf and mhtrs.-ItiifinR 10 StH the
GiEstuir Of MiHeas HRi, dec.
EpY Virtue Of a decree Of the Court Of Equity
ED in tls case, made Of Scpicmhtr term, IS4a.
! shall o'rr for sale 10 the highest bidder before
the court hnuc door In Marlborough. on the cath
day Of November nest. on a credit Of twelve
months. the Tract Of LAND whSrcon the lio
Phncas Han resided q, The time Of his death.
Bond and security will lie required, and title
retained until tie money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, 4. ME-.
September 80. 95-4w
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alusiEs - sEmT. haFy sd lie iHaop ~
pfEaaas ssalaayed By de ExernsiEe OIL
rels = ~ n4l5oasl ard sazss Gotrs.s,-
mrn's. Tie dsTendaais npoa Il E.sse
swell - naalleF 10 haif naillisa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

The CHINESE EM6AssY.--A fate arrival
at New York from Rio Janeiro reports that
the United States slip ofthe line Columbus
and corvette Vincennes sailed thence for
Canton on the l7th August, leaving Mr..
alexander Ii. Everett at Rio Janeiro, the
physicians having decided that his health
was too delicate 10 warrant his continuing
on his mission to the Celestial Empire.
Mr.. Z. had therefore resolved To return
home in merchant ship, which was to
sail about the 22d of August.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

Our readers will doubtlcss recollecl a notice Of
The horrid mnrder Il Mrs Mary West, an aged
lady, and of her grandson, Iad between 10 and
l9 years Of agc, AID the burning o. the dwelling
house, in the vicinity Of Salisbury, copied from
the Carolina Watchnan; which crimes il was
supposed were committed for the purpose of con-
cealing rebtefy. At the last terms of Tire Supc-
riOr Court for DaNic county, Judge Pearson pre-
siding. man by the name of jacob Cotton, sharg~
ed with these crimes, was tncd and found guilty;
guilty of the burglary, guilty of the murder, AMI
guilty Of the arsOn." He was sentenced TO be
hung on the 9th of October. Since his consic-
ion, Cotton hss made confession, and impli-
Gates three other persons. two of whom (Peyton
Haskell and David volcntinc,) have been arrest
ed and committed 10 Jail.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

Bagter Dafs and uits, and ofdcr-Pciifion 10
sell Real Estate IF Ahrmder Nroia,Tdet.
Ely virtue Of a decree of the Court Of Equity
~ in this case, made at September term, 1915,
shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, the
premises, on the LIST day of November next, OH
credit Of twelve months, all the Real Estate of the
late Alexander Strain.
Bond and security win be required, aud title
retained until the money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, c. NJ. r.
September %. 95-iw
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DEATH OF Ex-SPEAKER WHITE.-The
Hon. John White, ofKentucky, late Spea-
ker of the House of Representatives, put
an end to his own life the 22d ult., at his
residence in Richmond. A letter to the
National Intelligenccr says" Helell his
home in i'll health about a week since to
attend to his duties as Circuit Judge
and retained yesterday to tile bosom of
his interesting family. He was sick to-
day, and confined to his bed until lie ter
minated his existence about 3 o'clock p.
N. by shooting himself through the head.
It is generally rumored that he has been
insane for several days, but of the truth Of
tins | know not" sa as F.s sss
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The army VForm.-

The army WofIii.-Nr eaIg liz Sd
ia,iag arsirlr in n!ziioa 10 tie pEzFarss u il.r
rs.saegs an1 ~ EsSsges Of Ihe Auay MoTn,.
,,aa ihs cisaliolis Journal. We haze lern i.,-
iaalnsd b iHo - lhTer famsss ia Ills neighior-
hssl, saas Ghe Amy Worms have made assir A.
,raraaoe ansaag shea Ia srral nuanles-. and are
sl,sgoyiag eseEy thing l-rtoFe tlem. 4 fiena tebl
q. that si.y bad eaten uPihnnr srHrs Il his wheat
cutting il IL siosc IN The So1ad. ard IA sonlr "a
,r. taking il foot AMI an. One gentleman has
,l,acl his hogs into the field faE The paTpose Of
Ies,Eoyiss ihs womus, and - they are said 10 BE-
hll II llsrm, il may he a good notion.
I'nE pRosPECT ~ THE FARMER.-We
regret to learn thai the prospect Of the
Farmers sse as bad as has been sniieipa.
,ei-cfOps entirely cut OF except in bot
tom land. We had INDUCED the hope
lha, when Ihe crop wss made the yield
would ne greater Than anticipated, but lhal
hope is blasted; and TO add 10 The DISASTER
the army worm has made lis appearance
in some sections Of This county, and are
sweeping every thing bss're them. They
no, ouls stack cotton ant grass, but We
understand they destroy fodder llaI has
been stacked up. and they even entered
barns TO crafty their Vorsc;ous appetite.
We,nolised them in 4 hot in ibis place lor
several days past. and they are FAST doing
their work Of destruction. and no doubt
will visit every lot in their course, without
they are destroyed. The hogs are very
fond Of them, and this may prevent them
from spreading over our town.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

Eight Custom-IIouse Officers from
Boston attended the recent Loroloco Con-
vention in Worcester, Massachusetts. II
this be not, what can be, " bringing the pa
Tonage of the Government into conflict
with the freedom of elcclion!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
A TRACT OF LAND.

supposed To contain about ole hundn'd acTcs. ly
ing Oh iilc waters Of Flat River, adjoining thu
land Of \. NJ. Carriuginn, and other 1t lr!ng the
residence Of the late Elizabeth Patterson. widow
Of the late James Patterson. Bond and sccuri'y
required. Tihc made when the money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, {. M T..
September %. 95-4w
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Iianasg skhs'asinl or Eegular sssIgaf e I1irli-
80 guIxz. and leiHg disAFIslinse3 ia TsorIEril,g
sazr fnaa RrssEsa.urs. Nc aHe oosaleilei - issue
= pa Il Ills Humher on ininTsos Fags.. We
iagse ~ male Arrangements faE slaRlsg u go.i
,ng,sr Gasn tlar North in a frw works. and in rlr
raa is.e mud ulalc the hest shifts hat Nc e,s..
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DRUGS, MEDICINES
DYE STUFFS. sc,

n .ONG, WEBB, & CO.. would respect
- fully announce TO the public that they have
opened drug shop in room Immediately over
their store. They expect to keep full supply
of every article usually kcptin Drug Stores. The
following is list of few of the leading articles
inst nnrnfnr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

Remaining at the Post Office at Ilillsbo-
rough, n. g., on the LIST day Of Octo-
her, lS45, which, if not taken out with.
in three months, will be sent 10 the &C.
neral Post Office as dead letters.
A Stephen Moore,
Anderson Armstrong. Francis J. MAYNARD,
Franris Aycrit & 20. Sarah Mcintosh,
Ca'Ten Il. Anderson, =. James NIarlOw,
r Lewis Moore,
sgd $. Doddie, .. SUM n, mi ,,,I,
James Bishop, El'"'"C'', ". y, =" i'o'"'
Joseph G. Bacon, T., r'"c'rS moIc'
Tcmplcy Blakley, Ii'' ,, i" ''s"'
''''''' ~ Thomas MDaniel
,v;,;.., cS1., N
RI, Ca'aL Hazel Norwood.
Anthony Cole,
Coroner of Orange Betsy oakGy.
County,
WaGam Couch, Mr.. Piper,
Reuben Garden, Rev. Henry II. Prout
james Christie, William Il. Parks, Ill
Marshal Convent, Robert Primrose,
Calvin d. Carol, X. +. Peasants,
Mary CLARK. Geo. II. Parker.
ID ~ II
Col. Jesse Durham, Mrs. Rachel Rcvcl,
Martha Durham, William Roberts,
Mary Dickey, William Roach,
Alex. dickson, J. Reed, ianr.
Young Dortch. Samuel Reynolds. 81
f s
William EcclCs, John Shepherd,
Henry Evans. Mary Ann Salcshcard
William y. Edmonson, William Shamby,
Henry Edwards. Jolu Scales.
L II
John Field, Richard Tapp,
Charles Frdser, Mary Thompson,
Austen FOrmc, Susan Thompson,
L. p. Green or John Sarah Thompson,
Foster. Levi II. Thorn,
Ii John Tinnin,
William II. Henderson, Samuel Turrntine.
/ Lambert W. Hail. II.
Milton Hughes, Merritt JJtlev.
William Hargis Diccy I-mstcad.
+ James Hutchins, v
iiarfiet 'ia',' James Vaughn. ri
Francis Irving. ~, .t
-. Henry X. Witherspoon,
wary 1uhs'!' Robert Webb,
59hh jones', Rev. Alex. Wilson,
NJ! n,easier ItineyS, W., Samuel r. Woods,
h0i! Es soneS u U" II" Joseph Wedding,
noin.sO"' William Ward,
George Whitfield,
Nancy Kelly, Burton Whitaker.
Richard movie. Joseph Wedding or Geo.
Parker,
Benz. F. Lockhart, John White
James ). Leathers' Joseph Woods,
M William N. Whitfield,
George Marlett, Joseph Wcddin, or Jas.
Charles Miller, Ashley.
% Those calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
!. JAMES NJ. PALMER, =. NJ.
! October !. -9s
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There was a Wing rally in phiIadeI-
phia on Tuesday e'ening the 23d ultimo.
Able addresses were made by Hon. l..
Joy Morris. Joseph X. Chandler, Josiah
Randall, and others. A spirited series of
resolutions, breathing the right Wing spi-
rh, was presented and adopted. We Sc
lect two as a sample:
Rcsolred, That we viii never ADAM
don the cause; that the Wing principles
are broad as our country, and bright as
her destiny:tha' they were twin.born with
American Freedom, were rocked in the
same cradle, will share the same glory,
or rest in the same grave. That I'LL truth
itself can change, they will be immutable,
and so iriHWe. 70 the latest the Wing
creed shall lie cherishedin our hearts, and
the Wing banner float over us.
ResolUed. That We believe the present
10 be'a struggle notfor party triumph alone,
but for party existence; THAT there can be
but two great parties in the country, and,
be the other what it may, the Wing party
shall be one Of them; that the Wings are
majority of the people; that fidelity. or
ganizatiom, and effort are alone required
10 secure success; and that TO such fideIi-
ty. organization, and effort DO the Wings
Of the Third District, one and all, pledge
themselves. " -, ~.*
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The Knoxville Register says that it is
probable an attempt will be made by the
Loco Foeo party in the Legislature to In
struct MIR. Jarnagin out Of The U. s. Sc
nate. There are, it says, half score OF
less of Loco Focos in East Tennessee,
standing ready, with extended hands, and
open mouths, to be fed with the dainty but
I 10 them, forbidden morsel. g. ~-<s s,.~..
TERRIFIC WHIRLwIND.--A most ter
rife whillwiaI passed through The north
ern part of the county OF Orleans, in New
York. ON Saturday (2lsi. Srpt.) which fol
| its magnitude and extent of devastation,
was perfectly frightful. II commenced a
Johnson's creek, in Niagara county, tool
a northeast course through the towns o
| Yates at Carlton, in the county of Orleans
and spent lis fury in the lake. Like
destroying angel il passed through thu
country, and desolation marks its path
tits reported that its track is some on
hundred aud SIXTY rods wide, and seven
teen or twenty miles in length. Hug
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iaFrsi isnes weae awis'el En,ns il.sirtrnaks
a. Laifes u sss6-aiE Lie .zzal.rE.. Ut
Fi.aIs-s aEs al'fssasFl. haIlss - hanses nn-
rssissl. 81 nasny sEs 80 raaagssaely dss-
lnatra - n hare Eraane > HHrrk be-
had. Name # eur hesi and abiesf far
mFiE age eemEssaFlE Fuiaea. anA many
lssfesasiained araFy lossssin li.e assirar-
iien nf the eaEn and graiss WheErTer fhsy
we're sisskeds
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IxaEG&saIlsr c0NEENTaox.-Thp NJ.
=. roaEsniian of IRiFrrsalisss, wh,cb
was bid n liosi0a Lass wsrk. rs ul,sn.
dnd b. ssa1t ). 0o0 PsTsnns, ffasssll cars
q Ihe eoanary. OF ne TOO prearlsrrs now
belonging 70 he dfnaminaiisn. upwards
II 200 ssEe IN All hdanrr: ia 1870 he
nnnbfT Mas ea--shoEing large increase.
The onrasaonal sermnn 49, dslireuetl by
Rev. y. H. Chapin. fran illeten,, NH
ilrs vet. and. aPFlying il IN he demo.
minalissn, he answesea. Ednraiiua, indi-
El''nal'sln. and spirituality.
The InlEeEsali-ls have now I.e9f So
eifiifs n Ills country. beng , gain Of
4l2 in ten years. They are sid 70 rank,
a a denomination. in point 81 n,,a.bers,
he faRrta in lie country.
Miraculous Escapt.-Daring : sioral
Al SeW Orleans oa % uli.. house on BE-
mime si"st. near Lafayette. containing
I've or SIX inmates. Mas sirllrk hy lighi.
ning. The Gnil desrenis,i ll.e e6imnsy.
tearing il 10 pieces ia It's pn,gress. played
around tie Toom in which nh The inmates
were sitting. destroying looking-glasses
and various other articles. H. ais ran
along 'he rods auarlied 10 the cnrnice al a
bed phsred in Ihe same room, and on which
a sick lady was Tes lining. aud vet no pet
son IN tue house Ieceised tie slishsesl in.
Jury.
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Equity Sales.

Hiiiam J. Patterson. and otkcrs, against Ido-
mus u. Patterson. and otkrys.
Petition u sell Lands.
10y virtue nf a derrrr Of the Coun of Equity
hs in this cas-. madc II Soplcmlrr term, 1918,
shall ollrr for sale 10 the highest bidder, on the
sih day Of November neat, en the premises, on
credit IL ty,,lss Haoufhs
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The degree LID. was conferred OH
Tue Hon. Henry Clay on Thursday, by
me Board Of Trustees Of jefferson Col.
I'ge, Virginia.
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office

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sILvERPI.ATED WARE, CUTLERY,
AND FANCY GOODS.

Silver Table aud Tea Spoons, Butter Knives,
Castors, Candle Sticks, Snuilcrs aud Trays Cake
Baskets, Patent Steel Pens, KNIVES and Forks,
Rogers super. y Knives, Congress do, scis-
sors, Razors and Strops. shaving soap Pistols,
Music Boxes, Walking Canes Mantle Clncks,
Silver ThimIdcs. liver leeve Buttons and Hair
Pins, Gilt Chains and Keys, Steel DO, lila aud
Buck-skn Money Purses, Hair Brushes, and Re-
al Buffalo Hair Combs, Coral, ilk Velvet Rcli-
culcs, Silvcr-patcd Epaulcts and Silver Braid,
Steel Key Rings, Superior Eycr-POintr,l Leads,
Percussion Caps, S,crl Twrczers, sllNcr Bodklns,
Cologne Water, Sc.
Al Watches. Clocks, and Jewellery Of every
description repaired with nealnrss and despatch,
and warranted.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October I. Dc