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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Partially psrs ~ sFendiRg he s'tHint
tnEtthsr. ard shes hey htsId MS. d
vtsFniEg. a . loser. - hing 80
q ssrsle. IS Psl s1isly lnt- ; eisssL
ga ne sasEs = - Mrs. -. shs hasisg
Nd ; kisi lFen ; lslihfl sTrsaai. msas
bed d eusst9a her dssshasr skosl ne
P,e,snes = hsE lassr. snd esslsrisg hat
Ne hid iasf gene ear effLs Aenss. Tha'
ne dsm.sl si.sIly dsalsd. ~ her nsns
~oaid nol beiirVr he's. ard ~ . lelr.hls
rnaishnest. aresssd her % BE- D. ksd up
IN lhe daik cias.i. thsTe 10 Ismsin ia
brad De. IL b, On hsT apruinR q 9 rlessi
daar nsal aorhlng. M.s. n - sas
lhsnds rsiI1rk n bshnld her cspgh'er
a-lerp 70 the ssuna t-iiar's sEms. u y
needless 20 I'D il.si M nethsF no iangsT
opposed Glrlr union. and on tisl seTS day
llls blasting s,ll uss unIted 70 her hahe-
r.blr loser. snd thrf aEe nos q jasine al
The bll..ss sad Kisses Of HER Iomsnne
heney-mooa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Emigration 10 Tennessfe.--We learn
from the Nashville Banner that an enter.
prise is on foot faf esta fishing colny
Of Dutch emigrants in Morgan county,
Tennessee. About two hundred .Ilous-
and acres Of land have been purchased,
and two or three hundred emigrants are
daily expected 10 arrive. Others viii COL.
low from time TO time as fast as prepare
tons can be made fnr their reception.
Manufactures and agriculture will engage
the attention Of tlie colony. For the for.
mer there is waier-power in the greatest
abundance. The agricultural ope rations
y i'll have reference chiefly TO the cultiva.
ton Of the vine and frui. trees generally.
Special attention viii he given to the rai..
ing Of sheep apd The growth Of wnol. In
view Of lhe a-tmenlinned object, the conn
pany have already sent over few of the
finest Electoral Saxony rams, whose ori.
ginai cost was $500 apiece. They have
also recently purchased from DIR. John
Shelby his valuable aocks Of Bakewells
and Soulhdowns. The Banner adds Thai
another company. with similar objects in
view, have purchased about sixty IN u.
sand acres in Perry county, and will pro.
ceed Immediately TO establish settlement
there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

lhsl assIly IN he tPstksft h bsIA Hap'
go a Cages WsIs EsEy fand 81 10 a.
Esmsna Ihsi lskiRg Passsssinn rfIhe ifH-
sl,oly vss o. sssy usy tessIlle he mss-
ser wnhopl wur. Ihsy HA6irul. 4 ard c.
a,ed ths psobsbliy q 80. 81. Btek-
A.nan nsser admiasd 4. II i very ees-
tia ne rsnsos 6shi Tor ~ pesstssisR 4
he irsEioss n fseseai: Iar as eosld nal
lske possessioa q thsi psSt sh,sh ne
BRUSH claim. hlhey wefs % desera d.
lie ea1nary j. taaiareh. u 10 inhsbisd
by uasIike nibss 81 saEagss. Oursss,ls-
menli nusi 81 - lhfuoEl The S0slhsssi
Ps.s. be a8se ~ ILeahiy e.nFsnlsnl wsy.
The sasenssrsrs all. By he sane srie.
lar snme Zine q Gene. III settle near he
Wlllamrile riser. A. lhss gel Strength
snd resnuTcts. they wiil spread ard mDfe
io~ssds me ocean, Ell N The ,Hllsy Il
ne calnmbia. The lmmsnse srgioh Ihis
eide OF The - unla,ns uiiI be prapled N
~ - isIille usris before he irrrIlnry &C.
ruplsd BY Ihs Brush can. IN The raisr.l
course IL Co'on,I.tion. Re Invaded. Mott
ka Island and Sound. and the conlins q
sdjacsnl. are uhal Eng ard ,sluss. For
The ret she ears no.hng. Anf, iii re
question - we may. We can nske n1'h.
ing tlshsr clear OF Bnqus slionsble ab"nl
y. Mr.. Gnenhaa. in . hig hook. has
done his besis and he has only show lhsl
Il 70 extremely d.bsis atle."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

THRIIIISe lScIDESr-We relate the
ialln Eing inrsd, Nc ;. lid us ~ an eye
uit.e,s: A l.w days sIe~ l.,,le snn
OF Ne. J..hn Hnms,or, &c Term, sgsd
.h"ui Q years. While u play With SINE
nlhsI rhaidn near lolr N The foem.
ah,eh rpus under sranrd about Iueuis
2 .hs frnn he dam 10 Hunasan's GEisi
Mil, aeeIte,tally i.ll inln Ihe sane. IN
adlsr. n cider shild, sho ,tood by. caught
tie hIllr i,low By he he'll. and held an
10 him anil lie rapid , 81 The en'fsni
la,eed lin tom her grasp, y sn she ran
In The house nrar ~ and gave The alarm.
snd msn was despslrhed u the head Of
the race 81 chat dawn The gaze, and snnih-
er 10 he i.ot 20 hoisi the w.,si gate 10
draw 81 The water rs son ss possible,
h"piaG tie child nigh. he ionnd and re-
su.c'ls'ed. lh"Dgh he Vas full tiiIstn rods
from he Inni II the race when he I'LL IN,
aud "a. held IN By his heels. snh his
head Undrr wafer, far some seconds before
be sci sail on his sahlrrranesn { as.sge.
'NaA gu hANFA raw tWtAtA " AWA'
MethrT's .,e.It while snx,ro.ly waIf'rg
l"r the appearance Of The ptob.bly Iiir.
les body Of her eh,;d II TIE lsrnm atm
oil lie ehsnrel! Bur while s"me nre NJ
'rssers'ng the length af thai channel.
9hiehu eatlrly covered with tarth.
shst uas their surprise 1, hear the child
crying Tor h.lp. lmmcdiasiy an ssraya.
tim uss m,dr and The child discovered
cling'ng N the side ol.ahr bank, throUgh
which tie fro.i hssl n.sle srte,rce sdall.
i,ng the lgh'. ,fhaetr rem.,ned until
re,ess4hy his lelr efsfs. holding b, a
fism gtssll % tie rasEper % stone ahlch
lIsrlasclt Surseeaenfe Of he light
'ltma "a ikrcc IL sa:sll hoies ~
~ -, 'esa SRI sss ,hs ST. can but
s-!Gfs I. s-s..Sl II ii ~ fagyras yery
ISL fs.f az 49, : Is lie
tgs. e I'll s,esss
sssss-ss = asf 7.5F a., afal -
I'll VI tll,e -
= - g2fi., 80 siea ralons CSC ].
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

A Washington CORRESPONDENT Of The N.
Yoik Herald r,tes:-A Mr.. Coleman. a
brother oi the inventor of The EaIian A..
tachneni to the piano, has brought on here
another inren,l"n. which promises the
Rr. aiest resOl,s. lie is exhibiting at the
PAten, Office the working model of a train
Il cars upon rsilr, al Up hill and down
hill, rega' dless Of The degfse of incIinsuon
iron The hrrizon. Briefly, or rearhinp a
bull. the sctI"n 4 the locomotive is mans.
Erred from the prppelIing wheels on the
outer track To a smaller setm wheels IN
aarR<ide uack. while IN the centre. a,tacb-
ed TO the l"com Give. is an endless serps
WHICH IS adaped to work Jpn frirton
r.Hrrs. arranged in he cenue of lie tack.
Ihe m"dei sPEesfs to gre very general
tl'facunn. and Il! brought In,o success.
iul operation, will be worth fntuns ar
Two 10 The inventor, and save millions Of
moaey IN avernng sls necessity Of lev.
cling hills and mount.ins, 10 all iuu,r,
ron.huchons Of railroads. The iRven,,on
has attracted qnne number &c vi.ue,s
t. the Patent Office to-day. Mr.. Rpb,n.
sun 10 get ing oct patent for This second
great genus OF Coleman. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Tie Albany lIaily American ei,i,s,
thus descrihes one Of the wonders Il ,ls
animal kingdom now exhibiting IN ,l,s,
city.
u Is The peinfed verlebre Of a mon.
slrr esllsd by he Natural SIS the Znyslo.
COMA creature which must have hs.,
half alligator and half whale. twas dis.
covered embedded in chalk formation on
the hanks ~ The Alabama River. and ~,
boxed np and sen, 10 Professor Emmnn. q
this CITY. The Seriehrr. extending from
a Pnrlinn Of the led 10 The np Of lie tail
j. riehls feel in length Us il lies upon lbs
floor! The creature must have been, in
lar. from ninety 10 one hundred fee,
long!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Dear Indulgence IF fGusy.--A CORES.
ponden, Of New Haven paper. writing
from New York. that :. PARIS of Amen.
ca" glses The following evidence of the
expensive tastes that exist in that busy
metropolis,
"ln The bookstores Of this CITY an M.
preeedenled number nf ANNALS are 10 he
found. some If them IS high as $50. This
inE mere fancy book. is no mean sum. |
saw fans IN a fancy shop, valued as ish
as Ss0orsl00. They are beautifully or.
namenitd With preinus stones and oh
long mirrors Of tile size &c dol az. and
sometimes in addition, minute gold Fen
ell and ivory tables on The side Of tic
handle. Mufls in their season, are sold
as high as $3.50 in Maiden Lane; porkes
handkerchie's hang in Broadway win.
dows. at $50 Of SIS; flute Of tortoise
shell. for sl5a: while BLACK. Tnmrkns
g. Ball. successors 10 Marquand & Co..
Jewellers on Broadway, The day before
New Years reiailrtl behind their counter
fancy goods IN heir line TO am, unit Of Eve
thousand and ninety dollarsr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

eHFiaElFs namf, dtEEEip fige az he ron,..-
ant De inhEtiiauis q ihi6 pgr,;..
- nsu Mesld. Ba l EssPerlgu,, -.
lie intontenisnrs d rasrgrss,e8 IL
SLY n1r passsal naaaa shouA en,....
snbsuksh. b<lirts shai. II pr~rs. ],
iime. n Consequences 81 he grsasss -,
e.. Fopalalipn and in1arner II a. -.
Slalss than anaang q her naiinns e;,,.-.
Nerth o. Soalh Ameriea. ahe Un;,rd So.
will b. emsphaiifaiig eallrd ma -
/. The United sssirs.' and he ial..l.,...
- Americana. Whdsi ire o,he, .',.r
drrscies q sisles will he eslled - -
seFibed - the q. Sisies of lfs,i,a A
snd heir islabiiaais Ms1ieans. Per-,;.
ans. 6e.
ifshe grrlt ealamiiy u dissolr,;o,.,
the uninn should beial -. NJ Co.
name hat we mishl.adop, would s -.
difrIul contingency, be applicable i -.
d Is dispersed parts.
THREE would he mHrh. II nn, ins,,...
bic officially IN The adoption az -, -. -
namA. Besides others. | I'm NJ, -
lh.t il would Bol excite. Win so6,. ~
frighliul apprehension ofccnsalids,;an' -
Between The prnpns. q names ar. an.
ghania' and .Wsshsinginnia.' 4 .La.ia
Thing The latter decidedly preferable. A.
! should be & Al Thai ii nigh. u aIoa,.I
By universal ennseni; thar our s,us,,,
should ever remain nne AMI inairi.,Ll:.
thai - inhabitants 10 the latest pos,,r;,r
should be called washingioaians. ,nd,i,,
they should ever fnundly cherish ho,h N"
name and The 'irlnea Of The Fallsr a
HE Country.
am. Sir. with grea, respect. you, OBJ,
serr'i. IN. CLAY
JoHSa JY, esq, &c. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

An act for the gradual abolition ofslare-
ry IN the French cDlonies has passed the
House Of Peers. l, was introduced
and supported by The Cabinet. and will,
therefore, il is 10 be pre- umed. be equal
y successful in the House Of Deputies.
The principle Of he act is. by requir-
ing the masters 10 give one day in each
week to the slaves, that they may, by
tile freedom Of that days labor. which is to
DC paid for IT ju,t,aluaiion, accumulate
sum Sufficient 10 buy their own free.
dom. This is likely TO be a yiy long
process. and the value OF The labor as com.
pared '"Ith the valnc of The slave. will DO
ilxed at price 8, low as to require ma.
ny years before the price Of liberty can be
accumulated. Bali. finer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
Catching an Heiress in ksnlu.kr.-Abo,

Catching an Heires in ksntueky.-Abou,
two months since, rays The Cinc,nnaii
Commercial. a novel circumstance ,ook
place few miles back Of coving on. m
the Sta,e Of Kentocky. The parties la ing
numerous wealthy scqusintances in Gin.
cinnaii. Itapprars that a rers rIc! old wld-
ow lsdr by lhe name Of NJ --- had an
only daughter, who was beautiful cres-
tnie, and Gu. d have commanded The hand
Of the psoudes, Of ken,urky's sons. bu,
she strange 10 say loved lIule gentleman
tailor by the name Of p -. who had
been so fortunate as 10 WOO her without
her mothers knowledee. Al length the
iaci ca ne 10 the parents ear. and she for.
bsdc yonng P her hease. A Few
weeks after the old lady hal occasion 10
be absent one esening lili late hour; of
coUiss the lovers did mol let sueb On oc-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Har for Oregon is nj 10 the taste Of
The South (ssys tie New York Courier
any more ,ban rf,he Nn,tb or Crnne.-.
IL 10 a passion, il It exists al all, oi The *.
irene West; but even to them II mu., BE-
obvious tina, time j. sighting on our side
much more eifectualIy aud unoppo .edlv
than any arDie. could do. The Charles.
100 Mercury, speaking on this subject,
says:
10 said that war for this territory
would be popular, Yet We remember
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

The proprietors Of the powerful stream
Of wafer and gas recently discovered near
Charleston, Kanawha county. VA have
turned il 10 good account. They supply
from ], two large furnaces, and msnuiac.
iure 100 barrels Of salt per day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
MIR. CLAWS LETrEe.
The following is Mr.. Clay's letter to
The New York Historical Society:

The New York Historical Society:
Ashland, May 9TH, ls45.
Sir: rereised yonr letter, transmitting
report OF a committee Of The New York
lils'o' ical SDcieiy. upon the subjecl ofthe
expcdiency of adopting National Name
for the county and the people ofihe Uni.
ted States; and have attenlively pernsed
i. In compliance with you request, I
have now tho pleasure briefly 10 express
tho views ofthe question which strike M.
There il undoubtedly some inconyen.
Iencc IN the want Of more specific and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Greai Fire in Evansville, Indiana -
On Sunday night. the 4ih inst, destruc-
tive FIRE occurred at Evansville. la, de-
stroyinR ls or 90 houses. including the
residence Of Mr.. John Shanklin. Lose
not known. The work Of inccniiaries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Lirnses.-The city authorities OF Port.
land. Msinc, have determined that three
per-on- nay BE- licensed 20 sell spirilOus
ligHoTs. ander esfiain Ft.tfieliors. loo me.
ehpLirsl and msiliriual purposes. in that
Guy, the present ssr, cod hat ire Ptes;s
aniianof soidhy sirine nf Iais hsshstltla
nos excsed tUebiy per cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

A circular from The Baptist Nilsson in
China. received by the recent arrival at
New YorkrGrom Canton, states, that dur
ing The last year eighteen natives have
been baptized and recei, ed into the
Church. Some Of them are men Of high
literary aiainmenis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Hen. John ID. Daw,on. late member Of
Congress from Louisiana, died a. Bayou
sara, recently.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

The Rev. p. J. Sparrow has been else.
ted President Of Ilampd,n Sydney Col.
lese, in Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
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. = f"fff '@"+ sly #s#t -
aT. g:es,Ifa iH 5a S
1t /. 60 ~ tates ri Re.
rua 10 s2 ipef ".
ra. -. rga8 ihe
fuf.s, 3. r.zi. ]. q & ai..,,fp,e
wo Ht I III Is. sFrg W s,0v-
ed 10 sl.slsha = asaisf+ ~. : + hslIe-
eossiisg. Il II oanss 60 80 snne
ofIhs pefsni.s = 80 had osl H.
lesse he fn Y. was "a IS u road
lesdaRe lfom Joy to Car Ill q 80 few
Ga ago. ksipii with ih,as assss through
fhf body The ST. Loris iisfshlican
SAYS thai the sheriff has been Dire .ier ell
With violence ifhe attempts % sFesale pro.
ess on certais persons. aud tftl,e Grand
Jutv should under tske To insssfigkie The
subiert il is doubtful whether lie suen.
dance uf Witnesses can be sHlntced. A
number of the mest respectable rinzens
Of the county IRE etli.,ed upnr tie side
Of The Regulators. The difficulty o,ipin
aied in the deteciion, last winter, of an
organized bsnl Of countsrfe'ters and Lorse
thieves. and The person. whom the R-pu-
latots have ordered IF are supposed 10 be
Ids nlified ~ith these.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
A wrspr.rI-Th. M.rnn Me.,.r

A WISprAIL.-The Msenn Msasn.
ger Of ths . h inst, s.ys that il learns
fi"m > SQUIRE rninled &, CREDIT. that de
pnslI of SILVER cain I'D b. en- discovered
an he easI b-rk &c The Al,snsha r,er.
~ T.insll rolniy. The pl.rs IS called
NJ lisan's Blrff. nsar Hail. fsny. A
man b. Tie namr Of JON NJ - dl,cos-
e,ed ,hree dbl rs ~hirh had become sx
pnsea By lhr blcairg up Il nee. lie
eomm.neeG examining The raTIh b. %
and the cain continued 10 arprar. uni he
had exhunr,i The handsome ,pm nl 45. 900
Spsn,sh D-llsls. The Place y here ilsy
~rre fund has The appearance Of an az
rlsnt fhl ficsun.n. The da'r Of the laiesl
reln !. l60 yea's ,itee. When and hy
ahom Ibis depnsi, va. made, dors nni ID.
mi 81 a ress,n, biz em j.rlnrr. The ma.
ny Was lhund an The l.ud OF sIdns in
nrsdy eiTcsm.t-hces snd rtl.m,r Of The
faf'Unste dlscoverrr. aho hes shred il
wllh LtL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-24

~ impariing a delcaic ro.caic hue To The com.
plcsion. rs u crecIUr aud coIscrvator OF that most
disiing 1ish,i 8 clatm ui e. malo loveliuess. o irons.
parent fair sAn. NYNiPu SOAP. MA, te said In
exei an almost magical power Composed for The
most part ol Oriental balsqmic plan,s. To tho utter
exclusion of all mineial admixiurc.t Is disiins u,sh, 4
incidentally for lis extremely bland. Clarifying and
soothing action Oh the skin aud, 10y aching nn tho
pores aud minute socTciory vessels. oxpols al
impurities from tho surface, allays every tendency
To Inflammation, aud. by this method alone. eiEeciu-
ully Jissipaies all redress. tan. piInp!es. iTcckles.
snuburD. and other unsighily cutaneous visiiaiions.
50 inrmical To lovclincss, Its constant use wi,lchango
the most bilious complexion into one of radiant
Wilderness while on the neck. heads aud arms. u
besiows n dslicacy aud fairness Which lis continued
usc will happily project. with every appearance Of
youthful charm. to The most advanced period of life
is Invaluable as a ronovniing aid refreshing
wash. during travelling or exposure To ihe sun.dusi.
or harsh wind. anu after the injurious degree Of
heat felt IN crowded assemblies.
To gentlemen afflicted with n tenderness Of tho
skin IN shaving, the use uf the Nymph soap will bo
found To ollay oil eu,icular irritation occasioncd by
common soap or cream, or the climaic. which. like
that Of The United States. where the variation OF
tho weather sets aside all chances Of calculations.
and where eShalalion' aud damp. together with
rough wind. exist ibrnugh"ui a great potion Of tho
year. the NYMPlI soap has proved an invn!uuble
prcservaiive Of the skin, and, iroIs its extraordinary
elicary. deserves n place amoie the household
u easures Of every family.
For sale by OFAlRCHILD.
al 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-24
DRY GODS,
NEW CASH STORE.

Mdtket space tnszt door 10 Hudson y MorriSon's)
" GOODRICH. would respectfully inform
W. the citizens OF Wheeling, and the surroun-
ding country. that lie has received hrs stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE Il GOODS, and feels
assured, from the low prices he purchased at. IN
comparison with The first purchases Of tho season,
and The small profit he is dele rmined TO sell for, that
oil Who may favor him with q call will meet with
eufire satisfaction. lie will not lire the reader by
enumersiing oil tho articles he has on hand but
rdiers Them 10 The small bills. Uo invites oil 10
come and examine for themselves. and will insure
Then The best bargains OF The season. ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-24

iuOO lbs oak Tau Spanish sole Leather
l3OOo do heinlCck Tan do do do
800 do country solo do do
~ dozen curriso boot morocco skins
10 do M0d.as do do DO
q do fine curriso kid do
5 do brush do dn
q DO pink Inning SKINS 10 doz far Innings
" 10 binding skins $50 lbs heel s~uarahlcs
900 papers Of 4, & aud S ouhccs iack.
20 hnshc's Boston shoe pegs pssurtcd sizes
lou lhs No , best half bleachcd shoe Thread
1OO 81" No 10 bicaehcd and green do
Together with boo, webbing. boor laccs. black
ape bristlcs. AMI shoe b~larkirg. (Nlason's best.
warranted {" be a first rate nrlicle)- Also 80 dozen
llncns aud boys summer halls rf different kinds.
me above stock has hccn selected from The manu-
l'"',nrors with great care. expressly for The retail
rrade. aud which we can rccommend To our
Icns'ointrs rs being first rate articles. all of which
I've VIII sell extremely low for cash.
Our Old customers and The public. arc respectfully
'n'l'ed 10 call and examine our stock, and we
pledge ourselves To sell as god an ariicla. nnd as
cheap, ms any other store IN Wheeling, Country
merchants Will do well To give us n call before
as we shall he enabled 10 sell them
boots and shoes by The dozen vey low Tor cash.
AZ %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-24
ELECTION

Office Is hereby given, iha, an election will
~ be neld on Thursday. tho 24ih day April
inst. al the several places appointed by law, in Ohio
county. 10 choose one fit person to represent The
District. composed OF The counties Of Ohio. Brooke.
Tyler Monongalia, Marion. Preston. Randolph and
Barbour. IN The next Congress Of tho United States.
Also ono person TO represent The county Of Ohio. in
the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.; al the fol-
lowing places. and under tho superinlendancc of the
following gentlemen. viz:
A { he Court House--Lewis Bayha. Bon,amin +
Kelly. and George Colts.
A, the House Of Jno D Foster, in Triadelobio
Hugh Milligan, James Vance, md Robert vii.
hanson.
u the House Of Washington l. Biggs. in the town
of West Liberty John Brady, Josephus MIniyro,
md Levi Mills.
Also. at the same time and places rs above named,
there will be a poll opened for the election of three
suitable persons. To serve as oversecrs of he pour
for Ohio county under the following order of the
County Court. April Term, 1916.
Ordered. that the county Of Ohio, shal II be n district
for The election of three Ovcrseers Of The Poor. 70,
said county. and that the sheriff Of Ohio county DO
and is hereby, directed TO open n poll, for sale
election, on the fourth Thursday Of the prosen
month OF April, and that he is further directed Il
give due notice thereof; said poll to be held a. IN,
same time and place Of the slate election.
w MITCHELL. ID. S.
ap l6 For r YarnaU. Sheriff
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JOIN NJ OREM y co.
Mt TAILORS.

NJ w. corner Of Baltimore and Charles sis.
- BALTIMORE
AVE constantly on hand. an extensive as
IL sorimuni Of French, English and American
CLOTHS. ~CAssIMEREs. VEsTINos. &c, of their own
importation. or purchased with cash from importers,
or foreign or domestic agents, which they are pre-
pared 10 make up IN The best and most fashionable
style. nj short notice.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING READY MADE.
On the second floor Of their building. gentlemen
Will always find a general assortment Of suporine
and medium clothing, tho work and style Of which
they will guaranty TO be equal 10 anything hat can
be made.
NVoNE PRICE 0NLY;-Tbe price Of every
article is distinctly marked in figures.
Baltimore. April 90 CIV
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EnA BAGS RIO COFFEE,
COO 30 do Java Do
25 Bags Pepper;
20 do Pimenio;
30 Chests Young Hyson Teo, go
10 do Gun Powder DO
l Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
A Casks EPSON Salts;
a do Salpraius;
1 do Boston Syrup;
do Madder;
300 do Liquorice Ball;
40 Boxes Is, 5s. l2s, l6 ond pound Lumps
Tobacco of superior qualities;
do Lady's Twist Tobacco;
25OO do Brazicr's and Sheeling Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
2 Ceroon's S + Indigo.
6 Bbls Copperas;
25 Boxes nj X Raisrns;
4 Bbls Ground G:ager;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
8 do Pulverized Do
l do Cloves;
do Nuimegs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do VariegaioJ Soabs
L Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos 3 10 10-jnsi re-,
ceived and for sale by WM FLEMING.
sp 90
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RE

AFAYETTE MeNEELY, WOULD rcspcc,G,lIy
4 INFORM the citizens oil Wheeling nnd the pub.
nc generally, lint he has removed ms DRUG AND
MEDICINE STORE. To the room formerly occupied
by MI u Pollock, as a Shoe Store, next door To NJ
Ifah aud two do"rs from Market Alley. where lac
VIII receive IN a few days. in addition Ia has former
stock, a fresh and well assorted stock of Drugs, Me.
dIcInes. Paints. Oils, Dye Stuff. P%eriumcry. &r, 10
winch he would invite The attention OF his old Gus.
iomers and The public.
n IL. lie has also his usual supply of Garden and
Flower Seeds. Zap 2-lm) leo Main street.