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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
Anti-Treating Convention.

J A Convention Of the citizens OF Orange
opposed 10 the practice of Treating by
Candidates. was held at the Masonic Hal
IN iiillshorough, on Tuesday of Nav
Court, the 26lh. @ -. -
The Convention was organized by call.
ing the Rev. John A. MsMannin 10 The
chair, and appointing Peyton p. Moore
secretary. @-s @a@#-.5 = NJ
When the Convention was thus organ
lied, the President addressed PRAYER TO
The Throne Of Grace. After which a
committee of seven was appointed to pre-
pare resolutions for the consideration Of
The Convention, consisting of the follow.
ing gentlemen: A. G.. Hughes, DIR. Cav,
Charles w. Johnston. William Clark.
John Nicely, John Nelson, and Henry
Edwards. .-.- -
4 The committee having retired for the
purpose of preparing the resolutions, the
meeting was addressed at length by the
President. -, =.
llr. Gay, in behalf of the committee an.
pointed for this purpose, reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, the practice of treating with
ardent spirits by candidates for public Of
fees is demoralizing in its tendency, and
injurious to our free republican institu-
lions: therefore
Resolved, That we. not as members of
any temperance society, but as voters and
friends OF good order, do respectfully, but
most earnestly solicit all of our candidates. |
OF att parties, and for all public employ
ments, TO abstain for the future from Treat
ing with any kind Of intoxicating drink
themselves, and from procuring i! to be
done by others.
Resolved, That a committee, consisting
OF two from each ofthe great political par
ties, be appointed 10 wait upon the candi.
dates, as soon as known, and respectfully
request them, in the name Of this Con-
sention, 10 act in accordance with the spi-
nit Of the above resolution, during the ap-
preaching electioneering campaign. Il
These resolutions were ably advocated
BY the Rev. A. G. Hughes. and DIR. A.
and were unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen were appoints
ID . committee TO present the above reso-
utions TO the candidates for their concur
ence, and to have published as early as
practicable their decision, viz: Gen. Ben
amin Trolinger, DR.. Bedford Walker,
harrison Parker, and Charles w. John
ton, esquires. --..-.--.--- - .
On motion. it was Sc 49, a. q
Resolved, That the next 9TH, Of July Ii
'e celebrated il The town of Hillsborough .
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JUST RECEIVED,

THE BRANDREFH PILLS are entirely
vegetable, and made on those principles which
long experience has proved correct. 1t is now
no speculation when they are resor,ed to in sick.
ness, fot they are known to be the best cleansers
Of the stomach and bowels, and in all dyspertic
and bilious cases they are great Blessing. Let
every family keep these Pills in the house II
faithfully used, when there is occasion fer medi-
cine, it viii be very seldom that doctor viii DO
required. In all e,ses of cold, cough, OF rheuma.
tism, the afflicted owe it to their bodies to use
these Fills. es-.g ..,.ea.af ,a.--.F
or Agents for the ale of Brandreth's Pills..
D. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsbeso'.
Nm Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; J. B.
MDade, Chanel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane. Mason
Hall; E. g. w. Smith, Alamance; is r. S,oan
Gre her ugh; Jamcs johnson, Wentworth )
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Alsei, Tan
ss.vfla; !. 4. Gallon. MasSa.
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Mrs. G0nid favored our citizens with a
Concert on Thursday night last, on Piano with
the celebrated .FOlianss Attachment. The music
was well selected for . general audicncc--somc
DID, familiar tunes having been occasionally
brought in after the more difficult and fashiona.
bic pieces. Ms. Gould plays well on the Piano,
and sings swcc,y; and as we learn that she is a
lady in the Pures, sense Of that word, we hope
she will meet with such favor and attention as she
deserves in other places that she may visit. " ''>
This was the first Piano with the Attachment
ever brought to this place. We believe all who
heard it were highly delighted, and among the
audience were some who have the finest musical
taste. The Attachment is certainly great add.
ton to the music Of the Piano. Ia e1 Sd Il. II
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Union Hotel, HllshOrOagh.

IL sLsascFslxsz. kaEias E..seAa-os - -.
hea.- haazs.asezsh. =. C. ksAs 49,
= E.-l.se e hslss. - Eilsa j - "a ensss
-. hass the feaszrN e anass.nrsnE n -
-hacl nj Iseg lar snoenesea = - a !.
ssExAcss e Mh a ARS. Is G. WRFN =.
l<hanses-a ti.e esahaishueai. Ne. Gaas 80 -.
slasnoe and asalis = coadars sls l~.ssae,s -.
nos - . Faess sts fEsvrsang camnnssrs.
IAe fEoPsleEaa hasr sparsd = ras@E... IN a.
- " tls He1se il nsag aaaG eaxusaGaa = So.
aiAa thsy Iiedse Ihemaisss = 80 sra.slnr -.
nc, III ihe kouss - = eenssas.ssr ssEsll. -
sood clean beds. Melispxeza -. fsisaf.a -
chasing sssssnla. and gaod ossiers. and ia sxs-
~ eiiasf shall g made 10 senser III Ice -
nay i4sof ihem viii cal eosaassaalle. -
Regular Boandess. Ls~ysxs. yusou. &c. win
Ind q this house qalrt a1a con.falsl1s hosue,
I = atuafed convenient % basinass. ana Il tle
'an.e time removed hpm rs husals ana es1la.isa
4 ne coun gard
. ~ I've o. three Fznikes can he soeonno.
llied Win board for ~ summ<r.
Msy 10. -
i. ZIP Raleigh Register. Standard. ana e.sr
NeMhefnian, North STATE whig. Msi,on chTaUi.
e. 6EeenshorOagh Patriot. SALISBURY Wstehutn-
.ayeisevile Observer. Wilnlilsgt.s ciaonicle. and
lAnslie Reporter. viii publish onrs ue.k for
saf Seekh aud iorwald accounts 10 this offee.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
HII.LSRnRnnGH M q

liz next session Of Mr.. & MRS. Bur.
WELLS SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
WI commence on Wednesday. the 9Th Of July.
The course Of instruction Is designed 10 he tho
rough aud extensive, embracing sSey thing usu-
ally taught IN our best female seminaries. Ian.
eaasss' Arihinshe, aud Writing are particularly
attended %. The Latin Language and Vocal
Music iom part Of the course without any addi-
nonai charge. Board can be had in The flIniIy Of
The Pnneipai, and in other families, at the usual
price. ~-~~. :. - = :. =
FcF further information, address Mr.. & Mrs.
Burwcll.
June 2. N
CT Kaleigh Register and Standard, Newheni.
an and National InlelEgencer, insert once week
for four weeks.
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From the National In,cllisencer Of May 80.
Later from the Army. T.
THE AMERICANS ACROSS THE RIO
GRANDE. @.ss's 7'f.3 -

~
GRANDE. .%s'7 2.'3' =.
We learn from the New Orleans paper.
t'ai, on the 18th instant, Colonel Wilson
with four companies of regulars and three
companies Of Alabama volunteers, crossed
'te Rto Grande river and took possession
OIL The small town Of Barita without oppo.
sl'Ion. On the following day Gen. lay
lor was also 10 cross the river, for the pur-
pose OF taking Matamoras, and. as no cam
honadIng had been heard al Point Isabel,
II was the general opinion there that the
"ex'eans had evacuted the town and per-
mll'ed Gen. Taylor to occupy it without
moeslation. Na7e a !.
Our advices from Point Isabel are Of
me 18th. The wounded officers were all
uolng well. TWAS reported that the rem.
nant OF the Mexican army (some two
'nousandl had retreated to San Fernando,
Soout thirty leagues south of the Rio
"rande; all the rest who were engaged in
!ne late battles, and escaped personal in
Jury had fled in utter confusion. A cor
respondent Of The !" Picayune" confident
~ predicts a short campaign, and that
most OF the fighting is over in that quar-
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zlaass!T. Fsaa 10, nsys casa Tia
s1oaai sRPgaP'isisd j. s8.7s2. sls 81.
% "Wednesday. siE. hing. Con de
N,ssl Comniiise. repaired In % build
y nofe NaF steamers. and irun frigale.
The General Girl Appropriation BIZ
IS aaken NJ ard debaied.
On Thursday, The same iii vas debai.
ed.
81 fnaay I'd Saturday,. few private
ills wsre passed.
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Cen Tayl0rs Despatehez-The des.
patches q ten. TAYLOR are written with i
eommfndable mOdesiy, without any aifec-
iaiion q military phrase0logy. and without
any attempt . magnify lie proves Of his
EOops. They form remarkable contrast
% &c Dragging accounts Of lie lale engage
menss published in The newspaper. and
make g = proud Of lie officers OF our A..
my . as are ashamed OF our Journalists.
lie tells his story like ! eooI-.empered.
brave, and sinple-minded man. We are
glad % SEE that The blood shed IN these en-
gageinents has been exaggerated, but they
are not less deeisiEe lhan If Ten Zines The
humber had been killed on bolh sides.
! ne enemy have retreaied across The fatal
nser. llhe occupation OF whieh has been
NE immediate cause Of these Conflicts
never probably 10 cross il again.
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Democratic Mass sIeeffn= An or.
anGe.


1 Pursuant % pEcFi0ns notice, de Demo
mocEsiar party q Onnge assembled Il
great numbers n the c0url honse IN IIills
boFDush. On re 2elh instant. for ne Or
pose e frieriing Caniidales % reprrssn
ne C0uaiy u The ne1l General Assem-
bly.
20. John Slorkard presided, and VA,
lor Morgan Mehane and John Nv. Hsn.
cork, es4. acted = Serresaries.
Tic meeting being lhus 0rganiEed, and
- object explained b. The Chairman.-
On motion Of Gen. Trollinger, Can't.
1ohn Berry was unanimously chosen lie
Candidate Of the Democratic party 10 rep.
me county Of Onnge in lie Senate or lie
next General Assembly.
Tad. Jones. jr. esq. then moved tlai
NE meeting should proceed 10 seleet can.
aaaaies % represent lie county in the
house Of Commons Of the next General
Assembly, and nominated Patterson n.
MeDsde. esq; benjamin. HuIdle nomi-
mated Sidney Smith, ESQ. /; DIR. Julius
braeken nominated William n. PRATT,
ESQ.,; William Nelson nominated Col.
William Patterson; all Of which nOmina-
nons were unanimously agreed 10, and
me above named. gentlemen were Accord
ingiy declared the candidates Of tie De-
moeraiie party for he House Of Com. !
mons oi The next General Assembly.
The Chairman then appointed Or. Al !
llson and Capt. Hurdle 10 inform The can. |
aidases OF their nomination, and TO request
'aeir acceptance 0l The same.
Upon The return Of the committee, each
y ihe gentlemen nominated appeared be-
ore the meeting, aud after short and spi.
'lseu addresses, accepted the nomination.
Mr.. L. Jones, jr. then introduced the
GLOWING resolutions, which were adopted
with acclamation:
Resolved, That we applaud the course
y The President in The occupation and dc.
ence Of Texas. T.
Resolved, That the aclof Congress de
laring the existence of war between the
Jnlled States and The Republic Of Mexico,
nd providing FOR d bold and vigorous pro-
ecutlon OF the same, meets our cordial an.
rotation, and We hope expresses Tie re,
eIas sentiments Of the country. !;
Resolved, That We stand ready, with
earl and hand, and hy all the means in
ur power, 10 uphold the constituted au.
lorisies OF the nation, in whatever mea-
ires may be thought most advisable 10 re- |,
81 the invaders OF our soil, and to redress
he grleVons injuries inflicted upon our CT. ,
Gems by the government Of Mexico. |,
On motion Of Sidney Smith, ESQ. the
ia'rman then appointed Gen. Trollinger !
nd Or. Bracken committee 10 wait IN.
James b. Shepard, esq. lthe democrat /,
candidate for Governor, and request !
IN TO address the citizens Of the county. !,
On motion OF i. ~. uaaenck IL ~as :
dered that these proceeding be publish.
! in The Recorder and Standard. +,
The meeting then adjourned. 4
JOHN STocKARD, Chm. :
JoRs w. HANCOCK, so.,s HI
MORGAN MEBASE, 'e''' IN"
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rfNHE subscriber, having removed to the house
= which ho has recently purchased and had
fitted. up, IA few doors above his oh stand would
respectfully inform his friends aid the public -.
Morally, that he has just received from the North
one Of the largest and handsomest assortments 81
articles IN his line which has ever been brought
% this market. They were purchased by himself
were selected with great care, aud will he sold on
reasonable terms. His assortment is comprised
~ part, ofthe following, viz: =,
.If. = % WATCHES. -" inoiiI
qualities. ,.t.4 = go % -
.I8sSE JEWELLERY. !E1iiT9F
a general -assoEtment Of Goid Guards and Fob
Chains, Seals, Keys. Brcas, Pms, Finger Ring.
Lar Kings. Gold Pencils, Pens, Thimblcs, Studs
bracelets, Medalions, &c.' has ,.afsza'} t.sIoI
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Notice.

YNHE undersigned. having taken ont i.,i4.. &c
Administration on the estate Of WILLIAM
MURRAY, (of James) deceased, at Nav Term
OF Orange County Court, hereby gives notice 10
all persons indebted to said estate, TO make imme-
diaie payments and all persons having claims
against the estate will present them properly an.
shen'lca'ed within ne time presented BY law, or
TINS notice VIII DC plead in bar oflheir recovery,
WILLIAM MURRAY, Admir-. .
May %. n fs,..s ~.~s - -. sO--aw
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ATTENTION.!

The Commissioned 09ieers and iM4s;ciansatt1ch-
ca TO tie 4Eh Reginas'st Of North Carolina
Mikiia. = -~
You are hereby commanded to appear at
hiilsborough, on Friday the 9Th Of June, at
10 o'clock, A. Nj eqdpt as the lsS directs for drill
muster and court martial; and on Saturday, the
9th, precisely at 10 O'Clock, attend with your re-
spective commands, equpt as the law directs, for
Regimental exercise: and also for the purpose Of
raising VOLUNTEERS to meet the reqnisitfon
Of the Governor Of this State, By his proclama-
ton of the 22d instant. @4~a
BY order Of the Governor,
JOHN G. DOUGLAS. Col. Com.
May 80. 90
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NEW
Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
EsTABLIsHMENT,
IN HILLsBOROU0F


VtHE Subscribers would rssperthIlly inforn n,
pubic. that they have sst M q connie,
Copper. Tin. and sllest Iron Shop IN he tow 4 y
hillsbOrough. Al the sand GormeIly occupied by
Mr. Lynch. silyerzuith. \. - -
STILLS. and TIN WARE. Of every VARIETY
LOT househoi1 nee, manufactured in the mos ne.,
aud durable style BY eKPsrienoed wogkmen. kev,
constantly on band made 10 order, on he n,cst
reasonable terms Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
they arc also prepared % attend 70 an op,lers
tor COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. sDa
which they engage 70 DO IN a
slyie equal for excellence and neslness with that
Of any other workman in the State. -
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale 10
Merchants and others At reasonable deduction.
HAUGHAwOUT & ELLIOTT.
May, Is. ...-..s ..., ~ - : Ia ~ as-
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TUE subscriber hereby gives notice that he is
= ready to settle with the Heirs Of THOMAS
RED1NG, Senr. deceased, as he does not intend
to pay any interest.
Pc JOHN REDING, senr., Ex'r.
Ms ns. se--ssxo
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PUBLIC SALE,

WILL be sold, on credit Of nine months. o.,
- THURSDAY the 18th of June, at the late re.
sidence Of William Murray, deceased, all the per.
sona! property belonging to said estate, consist
ing Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, one Wagon. and one
IA LILELY NEGRO BOY; -
with numerous other articles not mentioned.
WILLIAM MURRAY, Admir-.
May 20. 40
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6Ihe committee appointed by she
1onEenilpn q large number 81 he good
citizens Of Orange. held IN Hillsborouvl,
on tuesday The 20gh inst, % present lie
hesolasion passed By said conveaiion D
me Respective Candidates lor said connly.
and 70 request them, in The name of lie
Convention, 10 act in accordanre with he
sPini Of is Resolution. believe lheir du-
y 70 be performed by calling the alien.
non q The Candidates 10 said Resolution,
and requesting an answer from Ihem al.
through lhe Recorder, ss soon As lhey can
come TO an understanding amongst them
selves. As early an answer as possible
Is most respectfully solicited.
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ATTENTION Fire Company

TSHE members Of the Hillsborough Fire Com
= pany are hereby notified to meet at the pub
lie square on Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
to unite with their Regiment. (the 47th.) in re-
Spouse to tho call Of the Governor for V0LUN-
IEERS. BY order of the Captain.
Juno g. r- So
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volunteers I'm Orangc.-we learn
"a' on Saturday last one hundred and ten men
longing to the Hsw6elds Regiment in this cour-
y vas is'A'> enselled thsmscsyyess Volunteers
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=. =. tsRFszznss PEalsFiss. - Gaal IL
,1ls~lAg gsuasnsa b sPP0ia,rd : Zen,
Llii.1e q AHangeIaenis l0g he aerzxioa.
"a ~. Jam-s Mslb. d.. 1. Wason,
hfy- koters Baruel. Andnes e. Mr..
coek, ard DahiFi d. Philips.
Dr. Janes Web and Dr. o. r. Lee
were sPPOiHied % select speakers lor slas
!
The COnsenson then adjourned.
=. A. M.MiNNIA, President
FEfToS i. MoOEE. Sec'y.
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= - Esziza NJ Tlzls a. 80 $50
Assasassi = ~ sasns. ~ = hs s1as sVina
= asaass tAsus y ezs ~ q IL Es,uiiIiii.a
asz azA casaLaa - = ~ i Or.uxs.
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lioRRlS'S NATIONAL PRESS,
q A JOURNAL FOR HOME.

a REPOSITORY Of Letters A Record of xrf, A
.1 Mirror Of Passing Ewnfs. q
Is published every Saturday, IN the CITY Of New
York, AT rwo, DoLLARsA rEAR, IN ADVANCE.
TWlS elegant refned and valuable Family
Newspaper, is established upon plan that
conbiles the highest resources OF National talent
with the best elements of extensive popularity.
and at SO f'!lag a'a a'sn'idl cost, as to place it
"ithin the convenient reach Of AL CLASSES or
SOCIETY.
The following are the most extraordinary. in
ducements ever offered By any Publisher for FORM
ING Clubs. We necsr "a thugs By halres. In
making present to our friends. We wish il to he
a valu 'b!e one-one that they will be gratifed to
receive, and one thar will be worth preserving.
In, this spTit--and with the desire Of extending
cur already Widespread and daily increasing cir.
calation, we oifek r. I -
TO. PoSTNASTERS AND OTHERS.
THESE INDUCEMENTS To FORM cLURs.
L-For SIS, we WILL seni thres copies os the
National Press for one year, and copy of VII.
Lis's EraEaERA, complete, which retsils at eas
dollar. -
H.-Fox $40, we will send seven COPIES Of the
National Press ios one year, and eoalplese set
OF WILLIS OAsaEs Al IIEE- IN i've paris, Wiki
retails at two dollars and fifty cenl~ss.s - s.
Hl.-For SIS We viii send twelve eoplss OF
the National Press for one year, and a copy Of
the MIRRoR LlRRARr--a splendid octave vol
ume, handsomely bound. which retails at three
dollars. -m .-a -s-s
lV.-For $50, we will send seventeen eopScs
Of the National Press for one yea, and COPY es
the CoNPLErE WoRKs OF n. +. WIILis, az ele.
giant octave volume Of 1000 pages, Which re.ails
at i've dollars! ~
Subscriptions, orders, remitances, and all com.
munic~tions, to be addressed (pcst pai,il to- -
.s-A GEORGE p. MORRIS, H. IA. a.
- No. lo7 Fulton street. New York. !
. May ID. es--
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Equity Sale.

<tlsi'on q james Walker, Gtldrslsax, 10 ssR
Land.
Try virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Eouity,
made IN this cause, shall sell to the hiph.
est bidder, on the 18th of July next, before the
court house in the town Of Hilsboroupb a
TRACT OF LAND on Enoe, containing $40
acres, or Whereabouts. adjoining the lands of VIII
ham Cabe's heirs, II being the Land and Dwelling
where George A. Faucet lately lived, now worked
ny DAVID ieckhart> The Land is ofgood quality,
and has a good framed House and kitchen. A
credit Of SIX, twelve. and eighteen months will be
gwen, the purchaser giving bond and good sesuri-
ty- 2. s .-
e w JAMES WEBB, CINE.
June .. 30--4w
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SPRING GOODS.

-aE-E - frNesF 7FF=sssHass-e
I oNG. WEBB & Co. have received spd
= now eiier iOE sale. fuH and complete AZ
soriIHsnt Of ezxs &.
Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising every variety of artieles Usually lst,
IN this market. Among which viii Ie iccnl-
Domesues, Brown and B.saehsd, from 10 IL
quarters wide; #-#I2@s - :. :
A superior assortment 81 Prin,s, American.
British and fIenCh;
Black and coloTed Lawns, Ginehams, Muslius.
Beragea, and Embroidered Muslin; -
Marselllss and Grass skirts, Graduated StYi. al
Robes, superior article Of Crash, and an sssoIt-
mens Of Trimming for Ladies UEsss,s:
French Cloths aIld caSanlcres, black and fancy.
and Q complete assortment OF Boys and Chil.
drcn's Clothing;
Gentiemen's Gloves, q great variety, and six
Knit and Buck-skin Suspenders, 49,
Walking Canes, Umbrellas, Parasols, Oil Cloth,
and Oil Silk; ..... ....s...''.~. =. 49,
Palm, Leghcrr, Panama, and Canton Hais;
Pers Lace and Leghorn Bunne,s;
# La-iss shoes, " alking Ties and Slppers:
- SUI crior French Letter IaIer, Note lsrsE.
transparent Waters, lgde!ible Ink, and Gi.ss
Foun ain lnk-standa; -
Ncrl superior Grass s. Grading Blades, whe!.
- GROCERIES, s. ~ ~
Choice Tea, black and green. Rice, Chocolate,
Chrushed, Loaf, and Powdered sugar, salad OH
Sperm. Tsllow, and Adamanline Candies. ami
Thomas superior l'Oharco and segsIs. : II
Also, IS Sacks cOfss, at 10 and III cents
/ ApI.S9,sa4 wsa - Fsdi nj 's.s{ 2s--
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CONGRESS-

In the Senate. on Monday he Isth, Mr..
Benton moved resolution Coz an increase
Of Che general and staff officers Of die ar.
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oNG. WEBB & CO.. have received. and
= now eiier iOE sale. fun and complete as
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-11
A Card.

VNNHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
l. customers, and the public generally, that he
has, for the present. removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment on the opposite side of the street,
next door to Mr.. Kinchey's confectionery, and op-
posite to Mr.. Dyer's Auction Store, South side of
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 10th and nth
streets, where he can be found at all times ready
to execute any orders he may be favored with, at
the shortest notice. and in the best and most fash.
ionable style. He would also wish his customers
and the public generally, to take notice that his en-
tire stock will be sold from and after this date, al
Cost and no mistake. To those wishing to pur-
chase he would say call and see his stock consist
ing of almost every article, size, quality and price,
in his line of business, worn by gentlemen, ladies,
boys, misses, youths and children.
THOMAS b. GRIFFIN.
N. B. The subscriber has on hand between 200
and 800 pairs black and white satin, and black and
white Kid slippers of the finest quality, at 81 25
per pair i. b. G..
march 25-tf
The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-11

A CARD.-The undersigned begs leave to ten
n der his thanks to the citizens of this com
mlnity for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him during the past year, and very
respectfully informs them that he still continues
the Auction and Commission business at Concert
Hall, near Browns hotel, where he will promptly
and with dispatch discharge all business in his
ne' TO the satisfaction of any and all persons who
may favor him with it.
lie would also inform those who are in arrears
with him to call and settle their accounts as soon
as possible, The needfa being at all times accepta
Die, and at this time peculiarly indispensable.
A. GREEN,
Jan ~ Auction and Commission Merchant