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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03

We must decline compliance with ,he Request
4 oar lrirnd d Ihe Million Chrcnirle. that Ns
siould icll Al III objetiios ihai wcEc urged IN
Preslyte9 against loraiing the Caldwell Institute
q Yaness,illc. Il would scoolnpIish no good.
now that The qucstioa i deciaeA We thought
The, he had. from wrong information. unin,en,ion-
ally done injus,ire 70 citizen Of Orange. though
he did no, call nanars; and lho1gh ne did not APP
Prehend that any injury would resul, 70 our 81
Low citizen, We believed that the editor Of the
Chronicle would have every disposition 10 clear
hrs own skiAs Of The stain Of misrepresentation.
With one dash Of his pen" he has ighted him
self. By stating that he Obtained his Information
from ons who ras nat present al the Presbytsry.
We have denied his allegation. upon information
derived from those who ,Ous pressnf. And 20 we
arc willing Zoe the matter 10 stand; no, dccmins
], seccssary 70 drag up tho whole of the debate in
PeAstesy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03

0r We are auihssizsd y annouzce JOHN
w. HANCOCK. ssq. Is a candidate Sc ne q.
srs q Cissk Of ths County Count e onnss. ~
he slersiOa IN August next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03
SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
half a milf souih Of Hillsboruurh.

THE Pan sesion u dis school win COM
Il menre On the 6rst MOndsy of July. Terms
% heretofore.
Bosnl can be hal IN several highly respectable
families IN The country Il convenient distance
from the school house.
J. II. NORWOOD.
June %. sa--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03
oRAxGE rllEsnY-rrRr.IIi.

w har ~ ! Rasd . say IA leply % Our
nrsshbass 4 &c P.irios n seIssioa % ne .aim
sGcrass PseAgisg h renewing shs caIdueg
Iaaiiuie. 4 would = ssia q - % tlslsuls Win
sheza III sseaiOa ~ iajusaiur.s aba fk<y have
sdmiiisd ths . eHPedienry" q shs ls.nssal ,--she
ccntnranre snd prosperity q &c Iasai,uis Was
mafer oflao dep conoern ,oshs Pre.lslrry 70 II
oseualnI b Io1al in,rna.. We tin-nk ,he cdr
tors ofthe fainoi Esrfhs Puhairaiioa q eararicle
N ,hs -ahss. and Nc are wiling % (, the que.-
i;oa res whefs i a The editors coprlnls tl,sis
arirle nith the followiag ssheroas rsuas.kss
The Institute is now established in
suuf tDwn. lrirnd Recorder. under able pa
irons. We desire ihai il may flourish and
heroine \ blessing 10 alagc por ion Of The
Using generation. And We hope that
lilllsbnrouah. venerable Cur In associations
with colonial and Revolutionary history.
and respected for The many noble spirits il
contains, may never have the misfortune
al being subjected 70 rhe alnjusiieer which
t;reensborough has 30 kcenly felt"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1916.
Rickerson Nichols %
VS.. Original Attachment.
Cds,reH C. Huccabee.

TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
n that the defendant in this case is not an inha-
bitant Of this state; Il is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re-
cordcr for six weeks that unless the said defend
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 60 be held for tho
county Of Orange, Of the courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, on the fourth Monday in august next. and
then and there plead 70 isspe, that Judgment by
default final will be entcrsd against him, and the
land levied on sold aecording to law.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. IS 100. sew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03

WniTE CHILDREN AMONG THE INDIANS.
Tho ST. Louis Republican states. on
the authority Of a gentleman personally
cognizant of the fact. that the Usage lndi-
ans have among them about twenty white
children, whom they purchased from the
Camanches, by whom they were stolen
from their parents in, Texas aud N. Mex
leo. The same paper says in addition:
"Our informant states that such of them
as have been seen by the whites are said
10 be sprighdy aud intelligent children, Of
both sexes, bu. generally have been taken
so young as TO have lost all recollection Of
their parents, homes, or Of the place from
whence they were taken. The Osages
will only sell them for horses or goods.
Occasionally they bring one into the set
element to barter off. A few days since a
gentleman of Newton county purchased
for horse, pretty girl, about eleven years
old. A few days before our informant leil'
another Usage brought in a boy, about
eight or niDe years old. which he, how
ever, did not succeed in selling.
"Shouid not the United States officers
look TO this, and is i, not the duty Of she
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Cedar Grove Academy,

Va nat 80 & . - - -
n AZ ~ q guiy.
rKKKx 90 rFavaes, rK3 sEsRsea.
Iafn. Gss<k. sn1 Msf.an16ns SIS 90
EnsAA Cnlnmnr. 6easrsEhy, &es 10 %
EhrAenlzg RngEzh es.1s3 q 90
Bsand QneandiGg wsfhing. roem. &e-l fsn -
had n ne nsst Sszpersskls kmiies 81 S. pr
nnnlh.
Pc ule hstser aecnumSaakicn a he schod .
nrM building nia he eEersel GAe rsrsrnf seascn-
:. w. hughes. Principal.
Jpns -. s1-euP
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03
LisifIeiiers.

REhAINIkG = as Pc 0knn q Hz8sbo-
N.zA y. &. - e L. dzy e 1u,ys lssA.
Ml-'sA. 80 tssen sd vida fA1sns zzsnlhs al
= ssza = 90 lenrrsi Pos OiF.cs - dead lesszrh
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
THOMAS HUBBARD. II. y. HEMPSrEAD.
HUBBARD & II EMPSTEAD
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS
AT LAW.
WASHINGTON, HEursrEAD CouSrY, ARKs
Jan. 22-22-ffl
Washington Academy.

TNHIS Institution will be opened on Monday
Il the 18th of January, for the reception of
students Of both sexes. under the direction Of
AExER VI. HERKINEa- The course Of instruction
will be thorough comprising al tho common and
higher branches Of English education, aud Maihe-
maiics, together with the Latin and French
languages. No paius will be spared on the part
of the Principal 10 implrt thorough knowledge,
and promote the rapid advancement Of the STUDENT
both in intellectual and moral improvement; and
from past experience he feels confident of giving
satisfaction in every apartment Of bis profession
to all who may ntruSt pupils to his charge and
direction.
The terms Of tuition per- session will be as follows
for Orihography, Reading aud Writing $40; for
Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic and History
Sl2 50; for the higher English branches, including
Astronomy, Chemistry Botany. Geology, Miner
alogv, Physiology, Natural, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Rhetoric, &c, SIG; for the higher
branches Of Mathematics, viz: Algebra, Geometry,
Tngonomeiry. Surveying, Mensuration, Navga-
tion, &c, &c, $40; for the Latin and French
languages S25.
The year will BE- divided n.o two sessions, Of
five months each. Board can be obtained in Pri-
vatc families for the accommodation Of those from
a distance, at s. per month. The Principal
therefore invites all the friends Of education 70 The
patronage of his institution, warrantin- them as
full satisfaction as can be obtained in any academy
IN the country.
The better to introduce sysisPPiie P laie.2at and nd
Instruction. mfsss..II
most approved authors 49, IL
Washington, Arks, Jan. 4, lSi5-2O-u-
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
The Spring Hill
T. VI 4 l. T. A G 4 ID L VI \


ENT Ill. be opened again for the reception
w Of yonng ladies on the first Monday Of
March next, under the direction Of its former
PRINCIPAL, Mas BaNKs Mr.. Joel W. Hannah
has leased Mr.. Banks house, where additional
buildings are being put up, and all young ladies'
from distance will have the privilege Of boarding
together with the Principal at Mr. HIS Mrs B
viii have the entire supervision Of all those pupils
who may board here with her. Terms; for board
$40 per month: tuition fees $40 per session for all
English studies For Drawing, Painting, Latin
and French, each $40 extra Payment for tuition
and board for half the session, Of 1--WE months must
be in all cases ii adrsRee.
The Trustees also, take pleasure in announcing
to the public that they have again secured in the
music department, the services Of Mr. CLEMENT
ScIaER Professor Of Music. Mr. S is known 10
be scientific in his profession. and the testimonials
which he adjuces teacher, give the best as
surance that his pupils will Be thoroughly taught
Lessons viii b. given on the Piano and Guitar.
Terms-per session S25. For rsc Of two pianos -
Mr. Schaer will also repair and tune p.anos-
Spring Hill. Jan lI,-2l-2ui.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

losth. An act to attach Dallas county 10
the second Judicial circuit and for other
purposes.
10Th. An act for fhe benefit and RELIEF
OF Thomas S. Woodward and Thomas
Woodward. y = :. -
nth. Resolution in relation to amend
ments to the constitution of the State.
ii2th. Resolution in relation to the coll
lection of a note drawn by Thomas Thorn
and others in favor of the Bank of the
State.
Eth. Resolution in relation to Sail
springs in Sewer county. ,o ,a.
18th. Resolution in relation to free
negroes and mullattoes. .t aa
18th. Resolutions in relation to pub
iishing the Resolution in relation to the
amendments TO the Constitution.
it6,h. Resolutions in relation to the pas
sage ofa law concerning French and Span.
ish land claims.
li7th. Resolution in relation to the pro.
position of John HUT and wife to convey
certain house and lot to the State.
18th. Resolution concerning the m.
poin'ment of an Executive Receiver of the
State Bank nj i,,in p..~I-
II9th. An act 10 regulate the ac,ion vf
Forcible Entry and detaincr.
l2nth. An act making appropriation for
the years is45, Is46. and part of the year
ls4i and for balances due from the State,
and for other purposes.
The bib having been returned by the
Governor with his objections thereto and
after reconsideration having passed both
Houses by the consfi,utiona. majority, it
has become law this 10th day of January
A. ID. is45.
l2'st. An act entitled al act supplement
iary to an act making appropriations for the
wears iS45, is46. and part of 1874. and
for balances due from the State and for
other purposes. sft.IsL
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
Saline Ware House.

THE undersigned has established himself az the
] Saline Landing. in Hampstead county, for
the purp5se of carrying on a general Forlrarding
and Commission Business. A suitable ware
house with good and commodious sheds are n
readiness for the storage Of freight and cotton and
alI business entrusted him shall be promptly and
faithfully attended 10.
Twenty-Five cents per bale will be charged for
the stora re OF cotton 10 BE- shipped down the river,
aud ~ the landing il exclusively the property Of
the undersigned. the same will be demanded for
cotton shipped from the landing without storage
Siffs-f fefcfs To E. Mirck. Walker & Cheatham,
Of Columbus, and ID. Il. Witter
N oo''''' THOMAS COTTON.
ian 15-9l-2m-
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
N office.

II HEREBY forwarn all persons from tracing
T,r IN taxing Nh assignment on n note Of hand,
,,;vcp Nv t,c unds rsirned Nath- NJ Rkrr fer the
s,,u, Of one hundred and fifty dollars bearing date
Oc,ober the 26th, 1874, due the Isl day OF Marcn,
n ,sI5 As the consideration for which said
nc,a vas given has failed, and am determined
I'M 10 nav The same unless compelled 6y law.
no' y r. - JAMES G. HOUSTON,
Dec. is, 1e44-20-4w.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

be Cth door in
% Town Lots
shall
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
LOOK HERE RICH-AND POOR
Drs. Nc X g. l. ar \ i'm

PRACTITIONERS or PHISIc, SURGERY
AND MIDWIFERY.
OFFICES at Washington and Dr. Mcek's
plantation, Union county, at which places
an. or the other will give prompt attention 10 nil
calls from rich or poor, and no frowns for those
who may be unable to make compensation
Jan. e-20-tf
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

& Towno
WHIIM ARNE sh4if fande Ue4n Of ht~paaC
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
Attention HOvscanc -!

TIyHE mounted company Of the Hampstead
! Regiment viii meet at Washington on the
25th inst, for inspection and drill
By order Of the Captain.
- JAMES G. MONROE,
Orderly Sergeant
,Januarv l5-2l-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
e. III. WI org n n !.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLoTHIER,
DEGS leave to inform tho public that he has
ID on hand a general assortment Of Cloths,
Ca-simers, Satinets, Jeans, Satin, Silk, Vclvcts,
Haudkerchefs, Scarfs, Gloves, Suspendcrs. Also
suitable trimmings FOR the above mentioned goods.
Fulton, Jau. l5-2l-tf
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
COpartnersh > n | p.

w the undersigned IN have lns cay Of DORM lora
S,aragr and Commission Business, AT
Er,l,an III Rrd river, under The firm of SMITH q
joasfox. Having large and commod:ous buildings,
ali business entrusted to our care will be strictly
attended to and punctuslly accounted for
L. J. SMITH
JOHN =. JOHNSON.
Homestead CO.. Arks., Jan J, 1Sl5-
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
I. c. TurrEK- 'AbIs SipNI'
Upper & Smith,
ATTORNEYS AND CCUNSELLORS

AT. LAW.
WILL practice in all the Court. held IN the
w sixth Judic al Circuit, and IN the supreme
and United States Courts held nj Little kock. ana
will give their attention TO the collection oi claims
in any part Of the State At.
Office in Washington, Hampstead Co., Ark''
Jan. g, lsi5-a0-ly-
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22

DrS \. 7. Glass 4 J. ]. McEIraih,
yVAyING associated themselves together IN
L the pradice Of MEDICINE AID SURGERY
respectfully teader their professional services TO
the citizens of Rempstead and the adjoining coun-
ties. Residcnce-Spnng Hill
Spring Hill, Jan. 8, lei5-2l-n-
Washington telegraph., 1845-01-22
List OF Letters,

ID EMAINING in the Post-office at Washing.
IL ton, Hampstead county, Ark, on the 3lsi
day Of December, ls44, and if not taken out bs-
fore the lst day Of April, ls45, will be sent to the
general post-ofEcc as dead letters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
| fos rnE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE on All
| DISEASES ARISING fRoM AN IMPURE STATE or
| TnE BLOOD or HART OF THE SYSTEM.

FoR rnE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE on All
DISEASES ARISING FRox An IMPURE STATE or
Tms BLOOD on HART on THE SYSTEM.
V>HiS medicine Is constantly performing al.
the bcd aud general arrested cured
OF seaas teeoo Of the .hin goat
josn's ehsoa'e shssma throat eha.ie eossaussa
osr and various Other disorders as..s o lea. .sessoa-
sinai properties of sarsra,s activity drpe.as
and-d with c'ss euedai noa vegetable
psisers which has cost and much
The great ebee, desd ,ruaphsuy aeecmpli.hd
In the production of remedy controlling POWER over
supposed neurabe Diseases heretofore Unknown In The history
medicine " ~ ' ~
their been published time ami vr,, n
desabr OF the overwhelming Testimony soui be
brought forward provsg cancsivey ya,.
active AMI curative medicine In tho above The
Affected ,c.s who have eespsir who
interested make medic, p,
call ho-- ard public
Oft pr'eeless value To ,hs AMI satisfy themselves individually
Of " power In arrssrs and curing dssss, and OF
Tie following ,a,.rOps p-s.ned .vis-d
IL careful perasa Comment evidence
NEw Yoxx, July IS. ls4L
MHss- sAsps-Genis; eoasder u but OF
stats the following net In reference TO the great benefit have
received In tbs ofan my
was suendcd eighteen months by skr physician
prehcei surgeons without tie benefit
various methods ofcating
and tot As wasd daily syr'nsed with solution
and The cavity or internal ulcer
june o. nr cuSn ihe Doctor ptosed The ulcer and
amned he bone AID said the disca.c advancing rapidly
lungs and did no, speedy re ef
open and the bones anned hut finding
oesh DONE and feeling vas rapidly retn.
SPARED of recovery considered nearly hopecss.
seeins Of cure by IN, v of
sands sanaparita" IN similar my own, concluded to
SEATED eharaeeroI my DISEASE produced very dced change
considering this the only probable cas-. per.
since the cure was ecmplstea there NO, The
se appearance Of rr'urn aud therefore pronounce myself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
WlSTAR'S
IrlIANm ny NHrII IL

4 COMPOUND B.4LSS pio PREPfR4TlOy sHau u-rJD
CHERRY R,iRG TIM riR
'kNhE best remedy known To the world Cor the
care a. coughs colds nshma. Group bleeding OF the unrs
whoopng cough bronchitis Eusnz, pain ana
weakness h breast and N, Ara az
Consumption
thousand deemed u:feIy hopeless hay. firmly
saDhed ats vast superiority eeal discovery
mas always been styled Natures Prescription being formed
chiefly ffou chemical Cherry bark and nt-two
trees ha axe iekb scattered wherever dseaes lungs
van we give few ns,snees OF its power fon
catalogue anost without sLi
nay address VIII be the New Yot Agency who was
gi'ea w by All her physicians de eonsumpton had In
nr'of Tor months on tie among large aaanttes of mat
Ter su 81 ."nJ substance had taken two months
being past all hope-rnifry eurrd by OF the Basan
IA September October IaII
y Williams Esq Attorney New N-,x cured Of spasu,u,e
ASTHMA oil twenty hse yeaEs staining by Recorder Tall
maiEe and J. Power, T. u. "
's,mhn n City who had slept lying for SEARS
beinS obliged In sleep sitting pos;u >, FAR cured nt,enj
10 s business IN the most sioIGy weather For sale by
Al ntrtEa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

q - - -
II ssssine. a. Wholesale and I
Arttchoae-0recn ctnbe
AQangus-whits Giant
- Desns-Laryv 4 sIuailI.ima
opAp Dssns-EArly China. duo
Yellow ax weeks
- nAiy hoAa~k. do haifmoon
" Refsgee &C leoo 10 one
Dsss-nahy Blood tur.ip rooted
% yellow
q Loo MOOD Daa.glc wurtzei
v WAite biiesisa French sugar
BsessH -whise asd Purple Cape
tNtAaee-Earty q Large York.
my anA LATE Baftersra. Ear.
~ Dagrrsoaf, L.rrr Drumb-ad.
IAsre Bergen, Plat Dutch,
Druahcsdesvoy, Green Cur'ed
Savoy, Red Dutch
CAalifiower-Eariy and Late
Csassy-white ec,sd
Causs-Long Orange, Long Red
s,Awhisr Fieh
Csso-Curied os Peppergrnss
Csennher-Eariy Frame, do Clus
Ter, Long Green Long Prick
iys, ohsrkin for picking
Cesn-EAsiy Sugar, do 1uscaro-
10 oosden sioux
EnAive-osesa Curicd
Eea Plsae-Purple aII..
KAie-Blue Curied Siberian,
Green CURED Scotch. Rape or
Cob
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

fthtfon, ana warranted fresh and
tail:
Leek-L.arge Scotch
Lettuee--whits q Green Head,
Early Csirlcd India, White and
Greea Co.'S, Brown Dutch
helon--Sutmeg. Green Citron.
Pine Apple
Wafer heloa-dnest kinds
Nastus tium
hussard-Nvhite and Black
Onton-white and Red
OkrN
Pcas-t.andreth's Extra Early,
Early May, do Frame Biue
fru-~ian. Dwarf ksrrowfai,
Bishops DwarfProiibe
PePprr-Assortrd
Pannip-Long Smooth French
Sugar
farsley-Pinc Curi-d
Pumpkin-I.arge yellow
Rhubarb-fot Tartz
Raddish-Long scs riot, long Sal
mon. White TurniP, Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
spinach
Squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomato-LarIe Red and Yellow
Turnip-asorted
Herb and Flower Seeds
WIN. PALMFR.
f,a &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

WE S tata hi. occasion to give

w Il thkc tflts OcchStou 20 ktSc
notice that We keep constantly % hand. seoves.
Ontes and CHOKING Rangers Of an kinAS that
ar. generally u-rd In this niarket. of our own
manufacture. which ws viii seh on reasonabis
terms. Also, Mott, Agricultural Furnaces fos
sseamins fcod for Stock. which we will all a
the manufacturer prices, amer adding the exr
p.nsss. at our TIN. Stowe and SHEET Iron Manu-
factory. near the i,cii Tavern. where all kind.
u he done on the mUsi rra >onahie terms, and ~
ofns wan lin or Copper. Gu,,erins. &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

=
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR
.-SN ~ :. - -. ~. - -.
sn,,,,,, co'ooNu s,e1' VT -! - 49, y. 49,
- NArIa ur most certain and powerful rrmedv esct di.
e"vereu os .unsv eonsumPuon- erooe 'Pos W n""s'
HsnhA ana an as 49, o' "e 0spa,a'oy "'tan.. 49,,
Inc teao~is ausnu"n reuesHo 10 'he io~S a@onsh'ns
eu'e W A"s WI" Ah"~h IN "'' '"""u"v N ,e,.
- ImLAoALfaiA' Mnen " iota
MIR. 3. THOMSON:
Dear st-Ahcash unscieedb BY you consider duty owe
suffering fellow make the following
astonishing been effected Pulmonary Con
sumption, when the paucn, - nsar,he grave.
-Four Yeas ago had 'oen. a"aes OF bilious ieNef winch c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

CHEMICALS. Sc.
100 Oh. Sulphate Quinine
u wv 40 do pure Lunar Caesiie
% d. Mur.ate Morphrs
20 10 Sulphatc co
~ do Acetate do
leo 20 iiyiiodate Potash
To- Ci;as rotassa
ID. Proo Carb. F.H
10
10 do English Rlue Mass
10 do COnpd Ext. Colocynh
Extract Gentian
ilo waterman
DO Cicuia, &c, Ec-Just received BY
GAYNGR, WOOD L. co.
NH - Chemists Il Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03
TO THE PUBLIC
NO. 70, WEST MAIN STREET.

NO. 10, WEST MAIN STREET.
VTyHE subscribers are receiving their spring sup.
u py-smbrsnE general assortment in ther line whh
most reasonable srms-and winch
tsey invite the attention friends and customers
eeroous superior Caracas Indigo
. cash Nader best Dutch
7 cabs Alum
no DO Epson Salts
40 bbh Copperas
40 fpansh Brown
DO VenstanRcd
4 Euper Alocs
Z DO Gum Arabic
q d. A-.afp.eda
10 bbs Cold Pressed Castor Oh
n 40 spt Turpenune
do Campbof
eases fars Lump Nssnssa
Dc susn T.. MagneFia
100 bosc. Wndow glass, assorted
1000 Bs Putty
200 tss, t<ws a Keus whfe LEAD
. CASTS Bnseed Ol
seeeo serars very Enc
50 aorsn Coospes besu'ui patterns
100 DO Sosrs transparent Loves &c
aisfs N Tooth Brushes hc.
Per s~s on reasonahie terms, by
J. a. EtISrACg n SON.
e ss hshes m.rses price pad of Bees and FiaI seed
u.,ch es DIM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

WHlTTEMORE'S CARDS.
" + offer for sale, by the case. n large stock OF
w whir-mot-s genuine Cards embracing: every quality
NH 81 VAN LEW SMITH n co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

.r..I.r HAVANA CIGARS.
UUsT 10000 Havana CEass 81 superior qualy con
e s<s~s Principe and Light Havana THIS 70, ~
Tsss- 70 offered IN tlr Richmond
Nssss- q hrs-rate snce invited 10
Ssn s,S them 81 No i3s, Cary Street
"a no , GRAPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

Passengers leaving Reo by the RaEnid Al ct \ NJ
from the Nor the Junction 10 A. ~ ari both
reach Iso.sviae AT r NJ thence Stanton
BY II A NJ and Clover Tale
!" Agz-s la 81 Tar LszeArg Rosio the nah day reach Char
'~cn' and thence Gu.ao, by from Charleston by
S;slr!hoS; to Cincinnati and the West
whole iav OF Stages iUtn the Rail Road Charleston geo
mes Owned by Parish Co. thereby By this
tire preference point, allowing
IN 5 hours each night for sep
The OnnSc AMI Cu2ePper e. H. leaves Gotonsy
Tuesas Thursdays anJ sAuns,s aT the Of the Car,
reaching CulIcpP,r L. u. same
The Lynchbufs Charlottesville Moaays wednes
days and Fridays l. A. NJ and reaches LyneLbug r. NJ
day.
The Natural Bridge lne leaves Saun;on Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday mornings reaches Lexington before night and tine
Bridge next breakfast sni amer allowing
tc dse proceeds 10 taeSs dinner slcm ngh'
WJiEev's evening ~ oS!oes and Bounisvie Tenn tie
ncIt day.
THOMAS SHARP
no 10 Agent of Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-03

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