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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

MILITARY Observation-Disclosures
,iaies that Col. Kearney, with several
troops ofhis regiment Of Dragons, and in
pursuance or standing orders from the Ge-
nrral.in.chief nf 1912, will set ont from
Fon l.easenworth ION the Missouri some
lime in this month. 10 make an extensive
tour Of the prairies beyond. The same
paper adds: " lie Is 10 wish numerous
tribes Of Indians, 10 counsel them 10 res
poet oui fur traders and Oregon emigranis,
u maintain peace among themselves, and
10 impress all with The friendship, the vi
glance. anil the power Of The United
States. III his horses should be able 10
maintain themselves on pasinrage alsne,
he may 60 rs far rs Font Islramip. ira
,ler's work in the South Pass Of the Rocky
Mountains. The expedition will make a
wide SWEEP, advancing BY one route and
returning by another. Iwo other com
panies of tho encouragement (lhe first dra.
goons are shout 10 make a TOUR, with 81.
milar objects, along lhe Mississippi, and
high up the 81. Peters river. which has
is mouth near the Great Falls, Isl. An.
lhony.l also returning by a different
route" -..@.... ~.
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I'VE - suanarani = announce Major
John TAYLOR = candidate 20 rs-elsesion
4, he dice e clsrk 4 shs counss cours q o..
su.e. ii Or siOriioa IN Ausua nrrL
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- ~ "a X 4t1Af
II 1850 = a.1r anusl "a 81 ssss.r
Gee&4 Aags rrcrint& - $780,
hzmAaaas ksMA fmntA Pr4rn. FBrnrA wes~
e Cs1an sAt IrlnlnnEs 81 Cod sne lszsss..
sd Ginp Cend. o1s1k. leu esls q Rss.sl,.
Pans. Cess cl1lh. (fz ARA Bllsk - Mkias
KIlisliag coaes. szfhx cssioa. Eiesuis Diatsr
rins. SOD 6lanAk Has FimS BrsnEnia co6ss
PosS, Mcaazses Cans. Taaala Beanz, Fine Enxn
Tea. efnx Knirez. &e.
fhry have So Iscriscd = srE4l9 e - $40
Mowilg ant CrsdIng Bl4aa whirh 80 - 10
gring. and whirh gave I'D general ssizs-sisn.
rAFy have oa haad e. Pnsruf S1aar 1asd
Leany1, xkieh laum eithH Lard e. on, sasinr tao-
kaliT sze-hslf fhe cKFTne e 0shcr liyhax Also
enc baIrel 81 Land
AID he shove an Be I'D io~ q oh. aea
q shorf oedit % PuDci1al dealers
April g. "a
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Spring & Summer Goods.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
James & JoEal HI. webb

"A RE now receiving their stock of Spring ard
"A Summer Goods from the Northern markets.
They have made extensive purchases, and have
selected their Goods with care; they have no doubt
therefore, that they will be able to please. They
have for Ladies' Dresses, Balzorines, lawns, De
Lanes, &C., Of new and very rich patterns, and
handsome French and American Prints; forGcn-
tlcmcn, variety Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
They have just received Rio and Lasuira Coz
fee, Porto Rico and New Orleans Brown Sugar.,
and Woolsey's Patent Loaf, Crushed, and Pow
dercd Sugars. @s~
A lot of School Books on hand, cheap for. cash.
They respectfully invite their customers and
friends to give them call.
Apr il6. 72-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

1--WE are auahodned 10 snnouncc Mr.. JOHN
n. KIRKLAND = candidate C. dc olErs q
rIrsk q ne County Count q Oznge. a ,he elec-
lion in Asgus next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

49, Mes~s. MASON 4 TITLE. "a.
~ = NIIEEnf an~s. AeE Io5k. ar our
sushe,i "a asenis So Froruisz adssn.rlnenis d
thsi dls.
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New Store
JUST 0PENED.

THE suissenlrrs Intend kcrping canslsntIy en-
hand q tlcif New Store. essi u lie CelIt
House. large Ia q
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$50 1ssN~ Fseu1eN SUtkk ktssks- W.
have received the first number Of new Demo
cratic Journal published at Washington city I'M
der the management Of Mcssrs. Fisk & Dow. II
Is neat publication, and Gifted with ability. Il
will prove powerful rival to the Daily Union,
the organ Of the Administration, edited by Mcssrs.
Ritchic & Hciss. Mr.. Fisk was formerly editor
OF the Old Dominion, AMI Mr. Dow has consitlc-
Fable reputation as q poet.
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a OAR ID 0
3NR. william, Cain

4 kR. WIIksalM Cdln, having establisn.
~ ed himself in Hillsborough, tenders his pro.
fessional services to the public; and can be found
ut all times at his Office, one door north Of Stray
horn & Nichols Store, when not professionally
engaged. :
May -. Tl--
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lHR Rflxn


ihe i.ilsfaEy Baani have asrrrtz;ned
mat . SeAool Car he Blind GA &c es.ab-
hshed here. upnn ifrms more econ0niesl.
nan hose IL Iasliialiaas NilIaoui Ills
slair. and snrh : ene wiA he opened -
seon = ssnfieieni nsa.hsF - fupiis shall
oiier. 10 justify Re nndrnaking. The
Chalfman 20 Dc County Courts. ShenfTs
and lonniy Suliriinrs. are urged 10 bring
lie Al q Asssmhly, sslaliEe 10 his sub
lfci, % nc ailenlitm IL Ilirir Counts. and
- make Eeiums 10 lie President of he
Baaid. al the npmher of deaf and dnmb
aud blana Rernns in iheir cunnlies. be-
twesn Vie sgrs 81 md 80 years. a ear
y a practicable. Rai. hldspeadenf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The Washington SP6 cist,F states, frnm
The h'giesl auInor,ly, Ihz' The rnnuaei.
ior eai,yirg The nal in New Ymk and
The New Eag'snd S.ies. vii he prnf a.
big abouttwo bundled thousand dullsr.
less under the PR sent letting, Than ph I
Il was earned Tor tefnre. THIS udirsl.s
. yss, sniag 10 The Gnysrnne. fH mail
service, order The operations 81 the n W
law.
We are infTmfd ,Ila. the reduced prize
~ which lhe new roausriS hate be. n
made is oscAsianed hy the conir clnrs be-
ing allowed to ran.pori The ma ! on horse
back. or hy ans other means ihsy thn 80.
under the nrU Postage law. Under The
existing laas. sliihe mails rpnn the prin-
c'psl routes aye uquirsd 10 be carried IN
stage coaches. I, ajds, 10 he sure. some.
thing 20 the expfn.e &c the nail ser,ice,
bun i, affords greater security to The mails.
and con.nhn,es largely 10 tie public rcn.
sfnience. BY securing tie regular run
ming Of .taee coaches in every diTeetion
throughout The country. The new ar.
raneemeni is, iLerefue, after all. ri qnes-
iionable utility. The nal. being mrrc
exposed 10 depredsli ne and 10 injury
from the weather. whilst the i.Gblic are
drpriyed, Of ihe sxis'ing travelling cn.
sentence. E,eo in NJ rylsnd. il is be.
lieved By so,nr, that The travelling aipnr
will moi support sirgle one Of The &C.
veral public ,iage establishments nov 10
existence, except only tia, rund ny from
Cumberland 10 Wheeling. B,a 1--we shall
see. sa avsa baltimore Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

Cj The Union, tho organ of the Administra.
ton. contradicts tho rumour that the Cabinet has
hccn engaged in discussing the propricty Of al,
">tra session of Congress. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22
Obituary.

Died, in dis place on Thursday the 18th inst,
ofeOnsumption, Mrs. MARI L. A. JoxEs. wife Of
Dr. Halccu Pride Jones, and daughter Of the late
Judge John A. Cameron. Seldom hath il fallen
to the lot Of friend to record 50 signal loss TO
social circle as that oceasioned BY the death Of
Ms. Jones. Eminenily gifted with the graces
and accomplishments thatwin The admiration ara
esteem Of society, she combined with them those
brighter and nOhler traits Of mind and feeling.
which link the poAScssor TO the heaIt-strings Of
friends, by chords Of attachment which. though
death may sever il cannot destroy. Amiablc
cheerful and afcctonate, as wife, mother, sister,
friend, her devotion 10 her duties was such that
she seemed but seeking her own happiness in pro-
noting that Of others; and even in the pangs of
mortal sickness, when suffering nature would APP
pear TO demand her every thought, her first care
seemed dTectedto the comfort Of those around her,
her very last TO that Of herself Even as her life
was, so was her death. An humble, but feyent
believer in The truths cf christianity, death had for
her no tcrors, the grave no gloom. Calm, UNI
complaining resigned, ier pure and gentle spiri,
passed away, q @@@A
As softly as scraph's sigh, .....-.
Z In sadness brcathcd o'cr mortal wo,
Or dews from cut summer sky,
Wept on the sleeping world below.
With hopes fixed on bright Immortality, through
a long and lingering illness, she had completely
severed herself from the cares and pleasures Of
earth; and though in the prime of early woman
hood, blessed with all that was calculated to make
life dear, when the hour of partisg came, she en-
tered the dim shadows Of death sicy vale without
one care or pang save for the loved ones she was
forced 10 leave. Sal
/ Joy, troubled soulr " thy plaintiye moan
Hath ceased; and round the eternal throne,
Thy voices thrilling music now doth rise,
To swell the ceaseless anthem of the skies.
saH CoaxUSicATED.
Died, in this county, on Thursday the 18th
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

RasDE IsLASD.-The Legislature Of
Rhnde leland met snd was duly nrganIz-
Cd on Thursday last. On lhe nexl day
b1lis n seneralnmncsiy were introduced Ia
b'nli branches. They provide far lie IL
beraiion.f h0nss W. DorT and al 9th
er persons INV IN prison for ,iTenres
againsi The sovereign power or he Stale,
and restore them 10 their former rights
and privileges. Fhry also propose tore
mil NIL lines and penalties incurred under
the aci Of 1912, and direct iha. no pro-
sccuIinn shall be hereafter commenced lor
tie offences therein mentioned. Its in
'imatrd lhai lhis measure will not pass IN
lis present shape. Ye'. al parties being
heartily tried Of Mr.. Dorr and his crime
anil punishment. there is lille reason 10
doubt ~ his being released before this
session Ct the Legislature closes.
MAJ. Iliel,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

Died, in this county, on Thursday the 18th
nst., Mrs. MAnr CRAnrREE, wife Of Mr.. Archi-
bald Crabtrce, aged about so years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

RuoDE IsLAsD.-rhe General Assem-
us % Rhode Island adjourned on Sslur-
day, 10 meei again on The fourth Monday
in Jane, 70 whirh lime al matters relat-
ing 10 the Imprisonment Of Dorr hare bern
postponed. The vote for pesipontmsnt
Vas 30ta % in The House. and is 10 Ia
in the Senate. III tie mean time. COM
milIees have been appointed to be prepar-
ed To report upon all peti ions, resom-
lions, and other papers relating 10 ,he
subject. - -
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Thursday, nay %.

mgMasDcnCTGus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

MINERAL RESOURCES or ALADaMA.-
We learn from ille report Of The committee
on Agriculture. made at the last session OF
The Legislature Of this State, that there are
fit. principal and severaf other minor
mines ofgold and silver in Randolph coun-
y, Alabama, producing about sl25,O00
annually, and employing fonl ihse 10
five hundred people. There are mex
haustible beds Of fine iron ore ia The same
county,. There arc also rich rnmes ofgold
and silver in Talapoosa, and gold has also
been found in coosa, Talladega, and
Chambers. Iron foundries have been es-
iablished in Benton and Talladcga. Nitro
is found in abundance in Blount. There
are immense quantities ofcoal on this side
ofTusealoosa and in many other places.
Salt can be manufactured near Jackson in
Clarke county; non sre, marble. granite,
limestone, DC. are also found in this eoun-
". Lead ore in large quantities and Of
excellent quality is found in tie bed Of the
Tennessee on The Muscle Shoals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

We learn from the River State Review, that
the Steam Saw and Grist Mill Of Robert L. Dick-
ems, esq. which was located about eight miles
west Of Marion, Aiihaml, WIS entirely consumed
by fire, with every thingin it, on Saturday nigh,
The 81 instap, The Review US: = We do No
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22
The Deaf and Dumb.

The Deaf and Dumb. - The cliScr
nj the Independent states thai he has visited thc
institution for tho instruction of the Deaf and
Dumb in the city of R,cigh, and was highly graz
hhcd in witnessing the operation Of the school,
Nr. Cook has for his assistant MIR. TorrEw
who is deaf AMI dumb and well qualified for the
''sk. The number of scholars at present is small,
tut considerable increase is daily expected.
We hope every success win attend this benc-
Violent enterprise; anl that such may be the case,
Our County Courts ought not to neglect the dn.
tics imposed upon them. a,.>*~s a., - s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

OREG0N.-'rhe distance Of Oregon
from the United States is not generally
known 10 half the persons who talk OF
settling beyond the Rocky Mountains.
Far tue information Of this class, we give
the following on the authority Of Mr..
Greenhow's late publication: ...e.< aa.
The journey is, generally commenced
al Independence, on the Missouri river;
thence '#T ..-~ ~. ..
To l.ara:ner Fork, is $50 miles.
To the sources of the Plate, $50 miles.
10 Fort Hall, $50 miles,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The Phila,irris American 81 Friday
SAYS: We have already recorded The Eart
Thai BY means ol quiet sab-sripiion--
siarsedin hisrily- Mr.. Clay mas rrlieFril
az considerable elnharrassinenls incurred
Ihrnnsh his generous aid extended 10 !
relative. Wesinre lrsIn that he amount
raised for Mr. Clay i about 50.nCO al.
lars. Of whirl aIaali 80 geo dn.lars have
been appropriated 10 the removal &c IN
membranes from his eslaie. Aslllaml
therefore stands free. and is noble own.
er has hesides 1 moderate sum remaining
from The offerings az his firnis. The ics-
iimenial was alike unsoughl and mex
pccted-a tribute 10 worth whirh The do
nors rejoiced in lieir ability To make.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

Is hisa uiit 3 Ta..ily II lirc peF q,
TFsidias in DE Stale = NsW Yak. RrTs
alsF.ass.ltag. . kErzan. he cnsld 90 take
hlsi.mayiheEe e. lsssahan 81 500 by ne
nsusi nauir.
The funie nsusny iskrn ffon Canads
% orgnn hy ne employers AZ lie Hud-
sons hay fompanr Is aboni ihFre shons-
and Iaslss. and = lraseEzsd On l0rsrh4rk,
iheEe being ha Enads or wagons. What
ah9ert emigr-nls can base IN going Is
Onrgon IS : mtsfssy @ lhose acquainted
with lhe enuAlry. The rasl AZ the Jour-
aey would bsy a small farm In de mit.-
de eonnlies uffiar Stale o. New York.
~ d. Errniay Gc-efff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The travellers 60 the greater part Of the
way on foot, through dreary barren conn-
Try. crossing mountains that are 10000
feet high. and destitute Of vegetation and
water. They are liable lobe attacked by
Indians, and suffer all kinds Of annoyance
aud pllyation. -
lf Tic President had the power TO offer
ten thousand acres to every enigrau.. We
question whether one hundred persons IN
New York are 50 courageous aud destl.
lu,c|as ~ acccp,,le propnsah
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

-Four New Presbyterian Churches are to III
erected the present season in Cincinnati, O. TIKI
Baptist arc building ono, the Complexities one
and the Roman Catholics two. '@@ ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The Governor Of Missouri has issued a procla
e'n ordering an election to be held in that Stat,
OIL the FIRST Monday in August next, 10 elect De
'esatcs to a Conventional amend the Constitution
Of the State. ..u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

NORM CAROLINA MoLassEs. - We
were surprised Is well a. graiiked 10 re-
ccisc few days ago from a friend in Co
lumbus county, bottle Of Molssses. 81
superior qualify. made By Mcssrs. Dun.
en- & Gore. who have in operation, near
Seven Greeks. in the lower end Of that
county, mill for grinding the sugar cane.
at which they have already made qusa-
thy ofmo!asses. very much resembling the
best New Orleans. We hope the enter
prise viii be entirely satisfactory TO its
projectors; and We do not see why il
should not be. for the sugar cane is grown
to crest perfection in this vicinity. and the
climate and soil of Columbus isstill better
adapted tot. Fayetteville CLsarer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

Tulsu. CO Ccnsufttisn. sna ne j aus-.
she sssaFdsuss efs.r Liberty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

The chefslre CornHy 10 represented
b. The TallirqEsil Advocate 10 be 10 4
stale u unusaal euicsadr. and lie people
are rapidly advancing in sdnraIian and ei-
vilizalion. The farlners were not idle.
May finished Iianiing from thirty 10 fif-
IS acres az corn The last wesk IN March:
many Others. WHO ON The 10Th of April
isd from iifiy % an huadn d acres plsnt-
Cd. were not yei done In many sections
corn aud lrish potaloes were already up
The Gals and wheai crops lookad fne, and
m allundanl harvest vas anticipated.
u hiie Pa'h. who had been running AZ
large since 1919. charged with the MUIR
der ri Samnel Rarliff. has been arrested.
anil was 10 have brea tried on lie OH III.
Prnrtar and Rafrnw. cha ged with The
Innriler az Bill Highways. were tiled Sboul
the Isl ullimo and acquitted. s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-22

MuSsEEE GtN.-The Ialgra eauhhn
err made = 30 nesIly cs.laPlslsf AIDE
= deEey Sird and Iina works. n EHg-
So. I'D Is i1srndud "a lhr uaited Slasrs
sie#msF PFlneelna. whese great guns ths
: Pszrr-MzAer." sxpiadcd wear rxs
viii sofsa eoassqnenres. The preseas
gan . 81 uruagi.t iron. jngeaionsly weld
I'd into solid mass. md lhrn horrd cot.
Is lrngrl = 10 ri. and lhr bore l2 feef
% enEia ansi lsrsse aches u diameter.
Tie balls viii h ID inetes IN diameter.
and ezrh viii weigh IN cast iron 256 lbs.
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As softly as scrapl's sigh,
In sadness brcathcd o'cr mortal wo,
Or dews from cut a summer sky,
Wept on the sleeping world below,

Joy, troubled soulr I" thy plaintiye moan
Hath ceased; and round the eternal throne,
Thy voices thrilling music now doth rise,
To swell the ceaseless anthem Of the Skies
a CoaxUSIcArED.1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-28

c,PLENDID PLATEAU, FRENCH CARPET,
- &c. AT AUCTION.--On Friday, the 3lsl
instant. 1 shall sell at my auction store, Concert
Hall, (rodd's building,) near Browns hotel, at u
o'clock a. M -,
A splendid plateau, five apartments, win centre
niece and light brackets, all complete
fine aabaster and marble urns tttf
fine heavy plated coffee urn:
Marble-top centre, and pier tables
Rosewood and mahogany chairs
Fine moreen window curtains and ornaments
French plate pier glass, paintings, &c
Carcel, astral, solar, and other lamps
Fine set bcs, quality walters, candle brackets
&c. 6ltt3 tA
fine French china tea set
stone china dinner sets
Also, one Of the most beautiful needle worked
French carpets ever exhibited for sale IN this city
twenty-five feet square.
Also, many other articles not necessary to emu
merate.
Additions will be received and added to the sale
ofany articles of superior quality.
Terms: All sums Of and under S25, cash; ovel
So5, credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
The ladies and gentlemen the District are par
ticularly requested to attend the sale, as shall en-
deavor to make it worthy of their attention.
The articles will be ready for examination on
Thursday. ,,
Oct. os-3t Auclioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-28

BIZ fl. Green, .Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
Ill TURE AT AUCTION.--On Thursday, the
3Oth instant, shall SELL at the residence ola gentle
man declining housekeeping, on New York avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, the flag will desig-
nate the spo,) at IL o'clock a. M, good lot OF fur
niture, such as
Mahogany sofa, rocking and parlor chairs
Mahogany lounge, bookcase, and bureaus
Mahogany black marble-top centre table and
washsand
Cane and wood-seat chairs
High and low-post bedsteads, feather beds, &c.
Damask moreen, and other window curtains
Fine Brussels and ingram carpets, rugs, &c.
Andirons, shovel, tongs, and tenders
China, glass, and crockery-ware
Also lot of kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale: All sums of and under SOS, cash
over sos, credit Of thirty and sixty days, for APP
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The house is for private sale. Inquire of the
subscriber.
A. GREEN,
Oct 25-3t Auctoneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-28

BOOTS AND SHOES.-The underssndh
ID received large portion OF their fall IVY
which, added to their former stock, makes lna
sortment very large and general, consisting o. =
three hundred cases and trunks, embracing ~
every quality and variety in their line Of eaa'
They enumerate few Of the leading articles
1000 pairs negro brogans, various quaiua h
prices; 500 pairs Of them such as have never y
been in this market for quality and sizes,
double soled and nailed.
500 pairs boys and youths coarse brosan' /
GUS qualities and prices
SO cases mems and boys coarse and v'srp
boots
so do women's leather boots and shoes
90 do mems lined and bound brogans u
Gentlemen's French and American lsa'nu I
and dress shoes, various qualities
Gentlemen's black and drab cloth CATERS
and beautiful article
Ladies' gaiters and halfgaiters, various
best quality, daily expected
Ladies' walking shoes, slippers, and Parss|
Ladies' black and white satin slippers anu 1
kid do.
Ladies' embroidered and morning slipper
Ladies', gentlemen's, and childrcns gumrt
overshoes, embracing almost every vancy~
ity and fashion
Boys and youths fine boots and sh0esnf
varieties !.
Misses and children's boots and Shoes /" Y
variety and quantity .a
The above are offered at wholesale OF lsa.j
The undersigned beg leave especially % III
attention of farmers and planters 10 'ne'' 4, -. n
negro brogans, confidently assuring then 1;' N ~
such as has never before been IN nn y.
having all been made to their order, not i@ -
but for goodness. ..,n
To their friends and the public IN su ~ \
undersigned beg leave to say that they %
sumo to sell cheaper than any and eveIyvs, "a
but, obtaining their supplies direct from'm .s.,,
ufacturers, and on the most favorable '''%7
aim to sell as low as any honest man cav" = Ss
Oct. 28--eo1w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-28

r I'VE HEDGES.--5O, 900 Maclura or Usage
IL Orange for sale by D. LANDRETH & Full
TON, Nurserymen, Philadelphia
Orders received at GARDENERS Seed Store, F
street, between 9th and 10th streets, Washington
city.
I5@The Usage Orange is but little known, yet
certain persons have long believed il admirably
adapted for hedges. Near Philadelphia there are
hedges Of it impenetrable to man or beast 1t is
armed with formidable spines, which effectually
tie will not browse on the leaves or tender shoots
Oct 24--3ts