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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

The NesSbernIan, edi,ed ~ Mr. WI
linn II. Msyh-w. &c are paeased 10 &c. since he
6fst II tanuanY - b. been enlarged and OH
erwie greatly improved. vi. Mayhew las hoen
eonduesng this paper Or The h. four seaHss and
&c congratulate him On this evidence II his pros,
pci.y, snd III Wing party in that district. Or
having Journal 10 sustain their eause % neAlly
printed, and eliled with % much Judgment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

TIE Washington unioa as,ly ssatEa.
iEaaarss lie EsPaaa that 6sR. Teyl0E has
hsen fsTslle1. ana slso he ore saaflRg that
CIR 6oteFnutns rs i p0ssFssion Of he
nsnmase rasasiiaaons npnn ahigh ArAseo
woula cansena = make Yraee.
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A Hint TO Post Masters. Poslmas

II &&AhS w - Wv &&sA~ssAs
ter in the interior OF Pennsylvania recently
had judgmen, given against him for the
price ola subscription for several years
to distant newspaper, on The plea that he
had not given sufficient and legal nO'ire 10
The publisher to stop il, and had coniin'
usd 10 receive the numbers for sereralyears
and sell them for the postage. The mag
isirale decided that merely returning copy
of John Smiths paper, with "sfop this
written on II, without post mark, or 9th.
er indication Of locality, was mol sufficient
or legal notice, bai ,rriiifn notice, uiih
name. place, date, and reason, must be
sen, to the publisher, and " franked," thai
il may be taken out by him,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04
Read This !!

TESHE co-partnership Of Nelson & Lasimer was
Il dissolved this tfay by mutual consent; all
those indebted to said firm are earnestly request
ed to come forward and make payment without
delay. Those who neglect this notice will cer-
tainiy find their accounts in the hands Of an offi
ser aiser the first day of March.
WA. NELSON,
C. NJ. LATIMER.
N. b. The books will be found in the hands Of
Joux u. CasrroS, who is properly authorized to
make settlement.
January (. 60
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Notice.

III ETTERS n administration on The estate Of
h JOHN HOBBS. dera.. having been giant
81 10 the subscriber ~ November Term q Oangs
County court, 1886, he hereby requires I'll per-
sans indehlei 10 saiI sssaie 10 make paymsni 10
him without delay and al having claims against
The came. 10 present Them within The time pre-
in lar Of their recovery.
JACOB cLAPP, Admit
January g. 63-Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04
Latest from the Rio Grande.-Th'

steamer Eudora, arrived at New Orleans,
brings accounts from Brasos to the 18th
ul,imo, but no news Of importance.
Zen. Scott was left at Brasos on the
18th ultimo, where it was supposed he
would remain for several days. He had
sent an express to Gen. Taylor, inform
ing him that he would meet him at Tam
pico or Victoria. The express had moi
returned when the Eudora left.
The steamer Giraffe was lost on the
7lh ins.an, in a heavy nor,her, fifty miles
south OF the mouth of the Rio Granie
and four persons persisted. The vessel Z
total loss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04
The Rowan Company, (A,) Cap

tain Long commanding. we arc sorry to learn,
has completely disbanded; and we understand
that the Captain rendered his resignation to the
Governor, and it was accepted. Much Of the
blame attending this dispersion is cas-. upon Cap
tain Long though the dissatisfaction commenc-
ed on finding that the Government officers had
made no provision for their subsistence at Char
lotte, and that they greatly delayed in furnishing
the necessary camp equipage.
Lieut. w. p. Richards and John w. Ellis. esq.
arc actively engaged in collecting the men again,
and we hope they will succeed in their efforts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

A report inst made . congress. slases
lhzt The number ol mrn aho have diet
from sickness On tie RIO irandr. a. hsen
On accnuni 81 ii healsh. sinee
last May. is thFre iheussnd five hnnared.
The Whole number or volunteers Via
have been discharged j. six thousand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

tsaa, Wbsa 10 shs Fsths s.saas. D., Was.
. szaaf q - dsilEaR, sraaaaa tasm - AasFa-
ssEaes 6 - tsan g. - nsght RE - eaaEsr.
csPaaa Herr hrissg aAzzksa . saGiaraa s.
a.sE Liaaassss - - -. - Assing gans
- nAlrA = siss niAaasy saiaae. ssse ~.
Masaa. IS Fske r. - risizrns. CD 80 !
aAsss hearay rhesn. IL eomFaay - tArn -
slded 10 ahre< Pafss. 81 wsss enlestalned =
- Orangs HasL uniaa Heal ~ HalsAe-
Essgh Honsr. naAa > o'riork = sanasy, whrn
lAey - ~iEhoua nsse = uaaeeessasy Faraae
rs ooaspmnF ! oanamanaad y PaEaIr1 u.
HEssrs grananOa u Pa,iek Henry, = KHgiaia,
- CaFtains lAe Grsensaoaosgh Pslrsos ssss
he ! ~ iaheraor q e msaiasss he spirit. snl
noale bearing Z h. aneessor: j Prrra scalrs
Pina Liruienars; Z. ". HastssK. and gesEru
MasIIs, sccosd Iiruaenanis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

Inc orange NOiunIeeIS-lhc v0iui-
tecr company from Orange, bound for
Mexico, arrived here on Saturday last, and
were escorted through the city by the
Cossacks and Ringgold Ariillcrisls, 10
the residence Of Gov. GRAHAM, 10 whom
they were presented BY by Capt. CAM
ERoS, their gallant commander. They
were then addressed by The Governor, in
the language of a patriot and brother,
with such deep feeling and stirring elo-
quence as 10 break up the deep fountains
ofihe heart and battle many manly eheek
with tears. The company were then in-
yited by The Governor into his hospi,able
mansion. where they pariook Of refresh
ments that had been bountifully prepared
for them; after which they were escorted
10 The residence Of JonS HurcsNs, Esq
who had kindly rendered to them the use
Of his house during their stay among us,
They leA in tho cars, for Wilmington, on
Sunday morning. amids, the cheers OF :
vest multitude of 0nr citizens, carrying
with them the best wishes of their com.
trymen. Raleigh Star.
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More voIunte ers.-The Log

Guards" fine company Of Volunteers raised m
the counties Of Rockingham, Guilford and Stokes,
numbering eighty-two officers and men, reached
this place on Saturday last, on their way to VIII
n;ngton. They were me. short distance out
by large number Of citizens, and escorted into
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

~ number e this handsome American monthly
publication. edited by George r. Graham, is he.
fore US. Il contains the usual rich embellishments
and some sixteen original articles Of rare excel
lcnce, covering about ffy-eigh, pages. Graham
goes far ahead Of his contemporaries in his line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04
ew- We understand that Lieut.. FRI

EE We understand that Lieut.. Ere
mon. has arrived i'm town and that he has
ordered Captains Long and Caldwell ia
parade their men. Capt. Long will find
il difficult 10 bring all his men forward;
bu, as to Capt. Caldwell's company they
will refuse to obey. The question will
then arise. when men vslun,scr have they
"A right to draw off when things do no, en-
ac,ly please them.
The Cabarrus Company will be MUS
tered into service to-day THE 2S,lr jan
by Lieut.. Fremont. Charlotte Jostr.
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Capt. Cameron-We regret to state
that Capt. CAMERON, Of the Orange Vol
un,eers. was unable to accompany his
command to Wilmington; and that he is
still detained here, by very sore and in
famed foot, caused by exposure on his
march from tIillsSorough'. lie will leave
here, now in few days. REGISTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

DAN away from William HOli, decd, Of Or.
Ia ange county, n. e., during last summer,
Negro Man named EPHRAIM. Ephraim 10
fssy sears cd, five feet eight or nine inches high,
8: rut and square built, and very muscular; his
ancles ore hrgc and fset thick his forehead low.
with (it is hclicyedl . small scar an il; check
bones somewhat high. neck thick and short; his
hands are large, with perhaps some remains q
sixth finger on each hand, which he had when
Young; he has down look, i N srtiui teilow
and pretty good mechanic. Twenty-Five dollars
will le paid Cor his apprehension in the state, O.
/ CIV dollsn II taken out of il. AL expenses viii
hc paid fOs bis delivery 70 either Of the ssessri-
i h<ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28

Tlr AmeEiFsns izER 0esrwd hsEs.s,..
~ilh Fioly i ~ ll,r haHlrs fggli IN n.
iooi tiasy arr 80 and eerh 81 thrm ls.,oss
u Is gieal ihing N - : hsEAls.I q a..
rirans 81 llaeir say thrnngh so n a..
poTulasitn sna hOisI llae star spaaslrdl,..
nsr - dc dnmes of This rzpi Il.
t;en. Herrra. ex-Prrsidrni. h.s -.
IN Qnereisrn. WhrEe = coagress d ~ =
sen.lslr next month. lie look wi,h -.
1000 mrn. and santa Anna itll hark -.
Pnrhla with GOO horsemen. Thr.e -
hudies u IrnsTs are he ErmnaHls a. A.
90 900 regular iroops who dtlshdrd n.
civ no longer Than lua weeks sea.
Some people hope llsai Peare viii 4.
advoraied hy several members az he A.,
crag,ess n QneFeiarn. but. Cor nv p,r
I do moi believe il. Tie folly Of .h,sr
people Is no. yet a an end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28

Anua zee 1esif0ns % lssP ePea de re-
: slslsss saa.l inlslligssrs eesld Be a.
rsiEsaiIoa N.sapg,os; llsl tas ssslthy
sIalsns 4 Ms1sae ssIs sEgiag sPoa hi@
ghrs aeanrs.
.Gsra. Lee wss lasl = ne Bridge.
and seul saek fos lsrlhsT ssPplaes.
GoF. Mhsoa hss besn sark &C ne
lssl Issr days. hsi 10 samswhsi better
stis nOrniag. HE eIly has become nssh
mass hsailhy.s
EHtrast of irf,rs from Trn Cru. ssFa s.
.SH.-Nsslerdsy I sa~ . leslsr Iiom
n MeHnsn. 10 MeKico. d.lsd The 10 b
ipslsnl. ~Lirh stated Ihs, Gee. 5 snls Anna
h.d .eil The city sIlh 500 cavalry far
Osi.es: thai he had delegased his powers
90 PsssiAenl 10 Senior PSas y Pens and
too Of the lsdges Of Ihs Ssprems cJu't
that il. he had resigned his Presidency.
and placed he ssoss nsosd genllsmsn %
his flare 10 sei. I.asi evening. ha~rssr.
10 our surprise. ne heard By lsilsfs iron
J.laps. thai Santa AaHa hsd IeIehe5
Pssbls nth 2.OOO cavalry. and thar Col.
Chlds. who has command Of The iorls
sb0ss Ihs eiiy. bad eamaeneed bom-
b.rfiRg. and bad hose 800 shells ia,o The
rny. THIS. sir. 10 The slraage ness we
receised les. esening IRON Jalapa. My
swa opinion is-snd ! an not aloas--
that Gen. Santa Anna 10 rndsasorIng u
nake bis wsy 10 The ssseo.sI 10 embark.
OF s,s on he ssy 10 >j.es: ior. wIih 81
snsll lOEce. he could moi shlnk 10 eSI %
the IsinloEcemenIs Zoe Gen. Se.il.
Strange 10 ssy, We are without any
letters that esn be depended oa-no,hi"g
from TIE army, or even iron foreign hous'
co.
Mexican letters say that the lspero'
had ssrksd The city. and TIA, General
Scot could not eonhol thea: bvi &c ran.
not bsl'sse any IhiOs iIOm The Mexican
writer's.
81 think thai Pens J Pens ard his as
socisles uill ell Congress together, aud
will sndessor 10 open n-gnIIsIion..
81 think there 10 ruth ~ the 6fst re-
port; the other may be doub.Iul."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28

s1ins > sol naaag EeFg FEetty giilsy - :
iul / l.4se lsaDaEe UassnsArd Ne LIZ
Mhale alFAiezE nsainn. Rad Do nsl Kes
spsak slan.sh Era sno1gh . snios ilasir
socarty.
Wei. l llase sai1 II ahsi ran 4 sasis-
IL yos &c llls mosl interesting faels CIR
psoxfess Ihus Ga. Nahosl knoviEs thal
nv eonmnniraiioE wlil eErr srarh yoa.
l suppass ssssss and sssss xould re me
10 So something aboul coming pme /;
boz rlsat wnsld be uselrsF. lfIhis amis-
ice does moi end IN Pesrr, EIll cogwss
sudops The Calhoun policy. rho caafsify
Truly and .fessionsaely.
Your Son, ".ss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28
LATEST FROM VERA Cruz.

the Washington Union has been favor.
ed with extracts of letters tee, ivsd IN
Warrington fIom officers at Vera Cruz,
"h'ch we lay before our readers:
Vera Cruz, Sept IS, ls47.
1--WE are without. any news from the
army since they wsnt into The City Of
Mexico. but momenlIy expect the ex>
pes.
There was letter received yestsr.
DAY Iron Mexico, which s,sisJ tina, S%s,a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28
Letter from foreigner Ia coun,r, MN In
Vera Cruz, Ia Frenchmsn.

VIA SiuA, W Etehcuuhans1
Mexico, Sept %, 1897.
The Mexicans having been beaten in
all points and in every way from the slll
To the 18th inst. Gen. Santa Anna left the
capital on the evening Of the 18th, and
io"k the ruad TO the interior. On the 18th,
IN the morning, The Americans entered the
city IN Il very quiet manner, and General
Scott was already in The palace, when on
a sudden. the people of the lower classes
commenced throwing stones on the Anne
rIcans from The tops Of the houses. and
irom all The streets, whilst individuals oi
better standing fired from the windows
aud balconies on the Yankees, who were
lar from expecting such treatment. &C.
neral Scott ordered Immediately pieces OF
artillery 20 be placed in all directions, and
soon swept the streets with grape shot,
but this proved insufficient 10 subdue the
'nsurrection. Gen. Scott then sent few
companies To divers points, with orders to
break open every house out Of which they
stonld tire, |" pm. TO The sword those found
within. and lastly, to sack the property
therein contained. This order, which was
executed with great moderation, thanks
TO the secret Instructions Of Gen. Scott
hut in some eases with stern energy, soon
put down the insurrectiOn. These scenes
lasted three long and sad days--from the
liIh to the 10th, and | assure you we
were much alarmed during the whole Of
the time. All foreigners, including those
lmbued in other respects with prejudice
towards the Americans, agree in one point
that the American army has not done the
hundred'h part of The injury il had right
10 do, and which European armies would
have done IN similar circumstances. A
torelgner myself, and having seen warfarr
IN Europe towards the end Of Napoleon's
military career. |. judging by comparison.
give u as my sincere and candid opinion
that 4 continental army had been stoned
and hired upon by the population Of van
pushed city. the inhabitants would have
been dealt with rather roughly. Now we
are tranquil, but it is a sad tranquility, as
we Tear new disturbances. Our precari-
Gus situation will no, change for the bet.
ter until peace be concluded, or the Anne.
ricans send about $4,000 men more. The
army Of invasion is really too small, for
figure To yourself 1000 men in a city of
upwards Of 100000 hostile souls. and in
P"ebla less than 1900 against a pppula.
lion Of more than $4,000, This Is real,
~ too hide, "
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. Yea CEuI. - If eElsas s. i :. -
lon.
gsen. Psarrsan sxpsrsed % slsu laG llss
iaGennf lram Vera ITuE. 9Th 200 mra.
sbssat Inc lllh.
N wss reported hat . h~arrr II de-
patches from tea. SrOR ma killed u
CorioFa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28

sos.io'a.
Exsrsra = Lrtlrr fan Fos<iEnes 70 . Cen
Mezica ssFarmfas =. 1877.
Ia de I2lh II break &C day lhe Amer.
leans eommsnrsd rannoaa5ing t'hspalle.
pee, which eanuaned the ehale day
On llle l3lh Iley commenced kring again.
and Kept Il MP lnsm 5 IIll o A. NJ: Ihrn
they sarcerded IN taking the castle. and
Immediately followed up their vielory 10
The garilas d the city, where lhey we're
met by . most obstinate RESISTANCE and
did nal eater Ihal night bui on he mnrn.
ing 81 the l4Ih the American army rom
mrnred entering The city. and II 7 their
Ia was waving ayrr Tie palace, ar whsI
the Yankees have called the 81 llslls al
the McnIszum.s." Al ~ a'rloek the
PleSioas night santa Anna with al his
lrnaps Ieli the city. leaving the inhabitants
Al the mercy of the invading army, and
hrf,re daylight the place was rnlirrly
plundrrrd nv the leperos and PRISONERS ol
The rx-Arcoriada. who had eseaped az
been let loose. AI7S'cloek partial shot.
were hrard IN the city. fired By Ihe inha.
blIanls on The American army a. IL was
entering. u s0on became = hGlsk IRE.
and continued pretty severe during the
day. The Americans fought hrayely. and
plundeied those houses from which the
sllnts proceeded for from which they Ian.
eIed they camel 80 that many innocent
people suffered in person and property,
The troops were Inueh sxasperalrd. and
| can scarcely blame them. The follow
ing DAY firing ceased. although some par.
lisl excuses we're committed. On Ihf
10Th things were lille restored IN peace
aud up la lo-day have became slill more
tranquil. On Monday, the 10th. = lea
IL The shops opened. vet most II The pTin'
ripal ones are slill closed. as the want o.
confidence is great. $50
The Mexican population are far from
being satisfied. and lhrre 10 every reassr
10 believe q reaction will take place
Gen. Sc"ll j. taking grea, piecaullon u
prevent ouIiages, and ! must say, IN Ih,
credit of The Americans. that they has,
behaved with much more prudence than
c"uld have been expected under existing
circumstances and the inhospI,alle reeep
lion they met with. u h . pretty vel
kn"wn fact with Us that The American ar
my have lost since they left puehla, 10
Iii ed. wounded. aud death lrom faiigu,
and other causes. ahout 1000 men and up
wards Of TO commissioned officers, We
their real loss ] cannot positively sisie
asss.sinaiions are daily committed in ih,
suburbs on the struggling soldiers. A
8 o'clock at nigh, all 10 quiet. and ihsI,
Is no, soul to be seen in the sifetis
windows and donrs are barricsded. az,
Tia iA.l'a- keep in boih nigh, and day. AM
our once merry city sss.s-i .. .~s.sls.as %.
pecI; the Trail Of the serpent 10 evident,
over il. Gen Scott has declared MARTA
ias. and entrees IL strictly.
i have good opportunity Of knowing
The feelings "f the people. and my opininI
ia tina. we are farther or from peace thar
ever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

BRANDRETH'S PILLS RELIABLE.-Iet
no suppose that the Brandrctls's Pills are not
always the same. They are. They ran never be
Otherwise. The principles upon which they are
Ha,.e are 50 unernng. that a million pounds
could he made per day without the raos, remote
possibility Of mistake occurring, Gen the
genuine, that is ALL and the medicine will give
you full satisfaction.
WHES THE BLOOD Is IN An USsouxn condi-
ton. Il IS ready for infection as l,nJ poughed
and narrowed TO Ureive the allotted grim. Those
who are wise. viii therefore commence the puri.
ilcatiun Of their blood without delay; and those
sho are already attacked with sickness should do
the same.
Ladies should use Bran,lrcth's Pills frequently.
They will ensure them from severe sickness Of the
stomach, and. generally speaking entirely prevent
it. The Brandrcth's Pills arc harmless. They
increase the powers Of life; they do not depress
them. Females will find them to secure that
state Of health which every mother wishes TO en-
joy. In costiveness, 50 often prevalent a, an
interesting period, the Brandreths Pills are safe
and eiiectual remedy.
There is no medicine so safe as this j, is more
easy Than castor oil, and h now generally used
by numerous ladies' through their confinement.
Dr. Brsndreth can refer TO many Of our first ply
scians who recommend his pills to their patients,
to the exclusion of all other purgaiives, and the
Tails, being composed entirely Of herbs or vegeta-
bic matter. purify the blood, and carry ofthc cor.
rnPt humors Of the body, in manner 50 simple
as to give every day ease and pleasure.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills.
u. Hoartt. Hilsborough; A. Toncnca, Piltshoro'.
WIN. foshec' Foshee's store, Chatham; J. d.
MDlde, Chapel Hill Geo. A. Mcbane. Mason
Hall; 4. IL w. Smith, Alamancc +; ]. IL n. Sloan,
Greenshorough; James Johnson, Wents or,h;
Wood Il Neal, Madison Owen M.Aleoi, Yam.
ceyvile j. X. Callum, Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

HAVE Escriyod xrEy arse siosk a stab
IN aasd fanny DRY tiueds. nonslsaing a al aEti-
rlss az.aaEs ksIa icr soanny lraas. Thry Wead
invite liz atlrnian 81 bpys - 70 IheiT Aas3ztrnL
ThqiT Gods viii be sid FsD low c. Cash.
Psrsicalar ailrntirn i insiied 70 The following,
xhieh ar ooGzpgi-rd in me nss@fment.
Dosnesairs. Bed Tirks. ShectingS Cotton and
Linen A,raa cherkS Ginshams. Prinis. Boys
and Meas Summer clOshins. White ard Punt
I'd MnAlins u al prices. sonar very handsome.
Blesehei SiEiinss, Long ciOth, Brown HSlands,
Brown AMI Ilish Iinrns. and cnel and Canvas.
. Pr lnouming goods thry have a seEy iArst
snl handsome ass0Ttmeni. consisiing q Alpaca,
BsIssrs. Balzarines. GiRghams AMI caliuOeS.
AlSa. Linen camhrir aud six IIanaikerrhirfs
Psin,el Lawns. Organize Muslins. SNiss Mus
I'm coTil Dresses. french eamlEic MuSlins liihg.
hams. cameline Gwnasiene. Printed BsEgcS. Bus
IIe Muslin. EmhOi5eFed Muslins, I.sdirs' Nd
Gloves. Muslin Edseinss aud lHseSiinsS. ThTca,l
da. Lisle do. Wrought Muslin coliaIs. Grass
Skirts. Bounri and Zap Rilanis, Fanny Bsragr.
Grcnasline and Basket ScaIfs, Blark and Fancy
Dress Hanlkerchles. Hoaeyc0nb dS. Lads
Bl~k AMI Fancy Mi,ts. Long Min, Gimp, and
Buttons iOr trimming dresses.
Ako, Iloths. IasslnieFes. Nestngs. = amy ana
Plain Ssaris and crayais, Collars. BOSOms, So
pcnir4-. Stocks. and Gcntlemen's Gloves
A very large and cheap assortment Of Bonnei-
such n FIorence. Rutland. and English straw
lawn and l.ace Worked Bonnrts, AHificials. no
seils. Tap Tabs. straw Gimp, Panama. LeghOn
and Palm Leaf Hats. general assOT1inenl Of FuI
Hats. and ButlGaS.
Hardware, (ineluling Carpenters TOOls.) Car.
riage Trimmings, cmrkcr. Castings, GrOccries
School Books. Letter and Node Envelops, Pan
cy Inkstands. Seals. Pearl Letter Folders, Ssecl
Beads and Bag CLASPS.
4 veg large, handsome. anil cheap assortment
Of Parasols and Walking-rsDc Umbrellas. = new
article. Walking Canes, Cooking Stoves. Palaios
Boilers. Looking Glasses. Combs, Periumcr
Soaps. Brushes, Whips, Band Boxes, &c. &c.
April &c. --7G
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
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