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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

The New York Courier states thar
Messrs. Harpers will publish before q
great while. from the pen Of John {. CAL
houn. Treaties on the Elementary Prin.
ripies &C Government, and the Cons,i,u.
ton of the United States and that il is
so nearly complete, that he expects TO
prepare il for publication in hls leisure
hours during the coming session of Con.
gress. The Courier adds:--
Il sgencrally understood that Mr.. Web
sler has marked out the plan Of History
Of Westinghouse Administration. We
trust that current political events. impor-
Iani a. they are, aud much as the public
good requires his attention TO them. will
moi lie allowed 10 interfere with the com
plelion of this great work. Weneed, and
the world needs, such vindicalions 81 Re-
pnblicanism and Americanism as the
works Of this kind from such men would
give.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

io9 'leF rfsarsr ;. a. fsrtili arr = i-Eara
her credit She - - rx~slirni spslrm
Il eonris. and her issiriary has i.rrn slsasa-
sd By some hanes iliai uuuid rrhrrl luss
~ On any lrl.uHsl ~ ihr World. HERR
iizrns sTr orderly and quiel. and generally
sirid an hanarable ol,e.l.enre IN Ihe Laws.
She has mi hern as much distinguished
= some nlli.r States for lie bri.liancy Of
her public r<s : hnr State vhirh has
sent ls he rzinnsl cnnnrils ; Maven.
Sianly. CASTOR. an lr~deN. sraiam
and = lisdgrI. has M rause fnr mnrliGrs-
linn On Illai seore. Her general quiehrss
has gained far her The aPprliasian ef ZIP
Van winklr: and Ihossk sh- Insy per.
llaps he ha,,le lrIhrrprosrh # inennsss.
Ne snHlrss thai. IN these days 81 public
and private rerklessness. We regard such
= failing as q lraning 70 siriue's side"
AanoLssier y. NJ Amvicaa.
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A Nobls.heartsa Wrecker.

n N01tc.lt1lcl HIt(ktls - NJ
S.lem y. J. S,sniaid relates The inllaw-
ing Of Capt. Jss.ph Gsskill. = Jersey
shaIehsn. o. whom The Neaa,k D.ily
Ady rlissr add ia .he has assisted on
Tsrlnus oer-sioas N Tesening sir hundred
persons and n'liinns ~ properly NON
shlp~Frrk. sithoui having essr rereised
one cent bY way ~ Remuneration"
acsplsin G.. l. - sna.samine a. he Is
bravo. ami IL j. ~Ith tie greatest difficulty
hs esR he Isdrred - en,eT upna rental
81 %. ad'eniares. whirh have been .uili-
er nsly huneraIs. On eur wild aud Desc
lsls shire. - On mosiini, resting volume.
I.ssi April hng drove ashore near
Great Egg Iialbor. The night sas ds,k
and the siorm rsRed fulinnsly. A. usual
The f.hrrn en- crossed The sound 20 The
beach. bui her bnsi- wrIe Ill 100 heavy
10 BE- carried over. sud il Vas Impossible
10 pass Them oui the inlet. In the exueIn,-
" Of despair, anil while the vessel vas
monsntailiy expected @ 10 pieces. Capt.
G. arrived With . dinpinut.ye cunning
sklA hseked oter except small space.
scarcely large enough 10 seal the rover.
The skin vas soon carried across ths
beach, launched INTO lie surf. and Caps.
G. SEEING Ihe oars, started directly
through The breakers Tor The brig. Eve.
Try wave ob rsnse submerged The iiny
erali. but, dIenched and bsll-lrczen, lie
finally ,rnv,d alongside.
/ The Captain and crew were struck with
asinnIshment a. the ,emfr ~ Of the bold
sailor. and forgetting their own peril. hail
ed her. .Sk,f shoy. where aye 10.
bound p Cap. q. received one Of III,
c,ew from the howspr,. Who. sitting vii
his barb 10 The stern. formed brsskwser
aud bv this means Was safely landed
Notwithstanding The colslness o( III
westher Capt q. continued his trips vnl
every man was saved; and sunrise loun
him struggling ior iull hcns, on bis Ia.
trip. with The captain and lis dog. In
entire rev would undoubtedly hsv
pfrishrd had q moi been Tor the intrepid
~ Of Capt. q. in ,tniuring 90, in hi
mere EGG shell sk,f. No offer 81 none
would have induced him IN perform iii,
noble aei. but the knowledge that fellow
butt Of los gallons. In this manner waie
has been kept perfectly sweet for se,e
year,.
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iaaiAaai air.nairs. Tir ?ras?fniy n III
ne gfrsl iaifFrsls ~ he rnnalrF i Hsare
desirable fhsn he higi.rsi military renowa-
TIE man-ni that ~ ar rrm0rrs he grim
farr. u sreHss . il dark rland had passed
in'm mr. 'ks. ,ad n sainre was ttjo,ring
10 The Trinsn n ssnszinr. SelhlnE can
rsnrrd The alarriiy via rhnh sasinns
ensrr war. sare Ilur exquisite drlisAx wfh
uhirh Ihey Irlinqnisla i. A liille arinas
expsrienrr. in Ihr injuries 10 trade. rom
msTrs. prisale and pshlir interests. 10 say
sssslIlng 81 ihe distinction &c human LIE.
elaasirns The masI martial imagination. and
saE<es The masi pugnarions community
70 hail with rapture The smiling cnunlrn-
aare Of Peace."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
American Tobacco in England

appears from the last returns made In the
British Parliament. that there had been
imported into that Kingdom during the
year 1913. OF Tobacco, 57,304,l3l
puunds-lrom which the Government, had
derived a revenue of 4.365.233 pounds
sterling. or 2l,627,72s dollars. In oihel
words, Great Britain lcsies a duty Of be
tween sereniy-nine and eighty cents pei
pound ON our Tobacco, which after ;
years labour, did M. yield the planter
creatures demanded his a.sista CO, ap
pealrd TO the heart. and eommand.d I'll,
id c The generous sailnr."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
Millinery AND
WI MANIPULATING.

MRS. ]. WADDlI.I & DAUGHTER, most
I'VE respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La
dies Of Marlborough aud is vicinity, for the very
literal patronage they hayc received at their
hands, and hope, sy iheii prompt attention TO hu-
sincss, and the Esa;ncss and sly lie with which they
execute lhci, woik, still to merit and receive Ii.
bcral share Of patronage.
They have just received thsir patterns for tho
F.LL aud WINTER, aud invite the ladies 10
call and see them, or which may be most saiis-
factory to both parties, bring in ,hcr dresses aud
have them made in the lates, and most fashions
able style.
They have just received The latest aud most
approved Vizette patterns, and as our meu han,s
have fine supply Of trimmings suitable fr
making thenl Wo hope We will have some to
make ioi the ladies' Of lllsborough, aud VICINITY
October 10. p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE.

Ii has recently been found, says late
number Of Newlun's London Journal,
that Zue-whie may he employed with
great advantage as substitute for White
lead, for painting and Other purposes.
This substance is said 10 produce no dis.
ease allied 10 the painters colo, and il is
also stated to be Interchangeable.
An artesian well. near Southampton,
England. has lately been bored 10 The
depth ol $50 feet. The further progress hav-
ing been interrupted by loek Of unusual
hardness.
A liquid glue has been invented IN Eng
land which has the advantage Of being
stronger than the ordinary glue, and al.
ways ready, and will unite wood, iron, and
plaster.
Three large-war.sreamers are being bull
at Bristol, England, for the Austrian Gov.
ernment.
A magnificent iron ieam,hip called the
Bolivia was recently launched al Gnvan
having been built Tor the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company. and to ply between
Valparaiso and Panama.
he number Of exhibitors az the grea
Scientific Exposition, recently held IL
Paris, was 1882.
/ A French clcnis, has succeeded II
preserving water in sweet state by plac
ing II kilogrammes Of black oxide o
manganese in each cask of water con
tanning $50 litres. equal O. poanls 10 ;
more than an average Of some four or fiV,
cents per round.
/ -..-----
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
OIL Spring in Chlckasaw Nation.

A letter from SIXTY Hays Town speaks
Of remarkable discovery in The Indian
coun,rv--ai the falls in beautiful stream
near Fort Waslliia--and SAYS: The oil
exudes fiom the rick or cliff oyerhansing
these falls in drops Of he size Of a goosc.
quill. having the TASTE. smell, aud consis-
tency Of British oil. The oil and the wa.
ter with which il mingles has, by drinking
and rubbing externally, effected some OF
the most astonishing cures ofchronic Ihcu-
malism and merrurial affections thai have
ever been known. Persons have been
carried there doubled up with disease OF
emaciaird 10 skeletons. coming away in a
very short time perfectly cured"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
Change in the Channel Of Red River.

The Washington Ark. "TeIegraph
learns that Red river had made break
&c ten miles above Shreveport. forming a
new channel iwo hundred yards wide, and
from thirty 10 5fiy feet deep. u is said
10 Join the main channel about one hun.
dred miles belnw Shreveport.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

Mr. Crawford. Secretary Of War. we
understand, has left the city on visit TO
the North. and will he abscn, about ten
days. Mr.. Anderson. The Chief Clerk Of
tie department, heing confined 10 his house
by indisPosiiion, the temporary appoini-
m nj &c Aciiiing Secretary Of War has b, Ell
given 10 John d. Mcherson E.q
National lat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
Excellent, and Well Expressed. In

the close Of the bloody and
desola,ing war in Hungary. the Richmond
Republican adds the following just com
ments
; .Most persons, in calm state Of mind.
will agree that all this was much more
pleasant, than continuance Of hostillties,
even il accompanied By ! succession Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

The Aurora.-Mr. Toole hss announced
that the number % subscribers already received Is
.uiccni to justify his enterprise, and tina, be ex-
poets 10 issue the rs, number Of his papsr on the
first Il November; BY which time he requests
those holding subscription lists to send ~ the
names obtained. His address is Wilmington,
NC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
EmIgration.-There bias arrived AZ I

Emigration.-T here has arrived at the
quarantine ground. Staten Island, from The
2d April 10 The Isl Of October, one hund.
red and sixiv.,hree thousand one hundred
aud ninety three passengers heing on an
average Of eight hundred and ninety-sis
per day being an increase Of near 30.
200 over The same number Of days last
year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
what Rail Roads are doing

The urbana Citizen. Champaign county. ohi..
avs; . We think We are safe in saying 100000
have hccn paid out TO the farmers Of this county.
for The article of wheat alone. 0,ing The pas,
year, and that they have realized from Is 10 20
cents more pr bushci ior Il ia consequence n
oar railroad facilities"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

Tsa-The dr6nilinn ii This word. Iwe
hnndred yafs ago. was: = A Kind nf drink
Hsrd IN China made 4 herbs. spires. and
ssher enrnAariahle ihings. VERY ro-ilie :
thry tffink Il warme. and with 4 welcome
slseir dearest guests and fsirrs-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

m angry correspondence htts,rs Rsius Bar
niger and Gleen ". Caldwell. has for some isa-e
occupied large Space il sOne q The western and
even q the Raleigh pspcrs. A, one time i was
supposed Inc difficulty between the two gentle
men was adjusted. but j, hroke out aircsh, as'i
perhsp. something like challenge passed. We
dii mol consider the matter as Of sufficient eonsc-
,uenec 10 be persisted to GUNNER our columns
ind have read too little of the correspondence y
'e enabled 10 say which has been most 10 fault
"a, We are graiiiied 10 learn by the last Lincoln
;ourier, tina, the Hon. Judge Caldwell has order
4 the parties 10 be required 70 give bond IN the
,In of $1,000 each 20 keep HE peace, which or
isr has been complied with.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

Victim % Rnm. : Ex-enaslahle sran-
ani Usynes. ~ hnkhass. Mas. aide
Suffering uilk III dsl Enm urmrus. asl.-
herairly board his bssiHs pul uiAh pis-
lol.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
The Cost of the California Cold

A statistical writer has estimated that the
emigration, outfit. and labor Of twenty
thousand emisranis 10 California fnr one
wear will cost the United States s22. 900.
600, which sum must BE- received il return
for expenditure before the profits can com
mence. S,uihrn Christian advocate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
DIR. KUHL'S
AbySsinian Mixture,

= ness, piles, Gravel, &c. &c.
For sale at this Office.
Price Sc, aud $3.50 per bottle.
O.tohcr -, Va
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Y0 O.
"wednesday, October ~.
worm Caro,Ina RAN Road.

r upun csnsshrios ssh chirrns ia<rE~sssS
!. his iaspossant sGk. 4 v deemed sasisshie 20
n,apose lhe Contemplated coaveniicn heretofore
.I,essiSed 10 take plsrr a. Gre~nsharonsh on The
lsth Instant. Nesire j. tis>rttse hereby gwen,
"a, said canyrnsios Nh BE- hrid Al Greensio-
,gash On Thursday Ne -9rk Asrembsr Rfxf.
M. MOREHEAD, chm *. Con.
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ur. Carhsnn.-ws cupid q wesk sI

ur. CaIhsun.-we COPIED week o.
tao 40 . paragraph from PhiladelPhia paPsf.
,h;rh s.aleJ Ina. Mr.. Calhoun would shortly &C.
.;,n Ii. seai IA ne scnaie. u now APPEARS that
,,e rr,.or, wa incorrect. The Columbia Telr-
s,c,e So We have L in eur power % siais
an ra,l ausllssii, dsi no such Intention has
,-eu ei,hel expressed OF entertained l,s Mr.. Cab
bsun. and thss H~ runss is entirely without
iounsiaiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

Along Train.-It is stated by GORGE.
ponden, in the Boston Traveller, that freight
train consisting Of eighty cars loaded with cattle,
sheep. horses, and other merchandise, was iun
over the Connection, and PassumPsic road, few
days since.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
Obituary.

Die1 in a.s place. on "Wednesday ne fssA
inst. Mr.. HEsRs NIcHoIs. eilesi s0n q X. Nich-
sls. ssz in The ssth year o. M age. The deccas-
ed was solualeer in the var with aeric0; hu,
having been severely attacked with sickness While
Al smi,ATilIr. he was discharged and returned 10
his home. The disease with whrh he mas then
afflicted fastened on his constitution and. sgrayat.
cd by other causes. resulted ia las death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

li.a; ! rOus srri .;oas g-rd.-l E1nJr
nag nsa esraPes AID II he Sas rousrs
all mi rs bunhen nPaa lhe haiinns ep-
Tosed IA Russia and her hl.,sdy aily.
anslria. he inst Punishment 81 ihsir
A.andnamrnl ~ Hungary 10 sirsinriien.
Ee,ky ls.aks well. 1l.rrs . hope ahead.
rtta IN he red shadow Of prnsPerlise war.
n. y Saa.
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Ned Buntlire.-Judson, the Asio

Neu puHtiiLt.- lht hsioI
Place rio,er. has been incarceraied 10 The
al Blackwelrs Island. Ef.
forts were made 10 have him lenien,ly
dealt with while in prison, but they were
useless. lie was dressed ia prison garb,
sci to work in the stone quarry, and rcfns.
ed permission to edit his paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
Prasytsrlsn esLIege.-lI !. .I.l..

Presbyterian esilege.-lI is stated m
ale ler frrersy rerr,ed r. m Ter shat
The Pse,sJrEia.s are about 10 establish .
CaIlsre IN Il q Ss'r. under he a.a.l r.
rmabi. ausp.ees. The Rev. Daniel Bs-
her. who 10 residing 10 that Safe as an
Essnsel,s'. hing % > eammaIse .ppoin-
ed 10 IN IN siir, sfnfs - loll0w.:
s. Car.
81 seits fewxetks sinre In Hunts
,iIIr. sHd sksd The people IAsre shs, bid
they wsVld make. They responded b.
presenting me with assbseli.,l,on iamon-
~ 10 The amount Of seven lhosssad .ghl
hundred dollar; and IN sssursnre a >.
n.iher snbsrr,pli'n IN Texas lands 10 The
amount y al probability, fone hundred
thousand srrts :"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
War In Europe. There is possihi.

War In Europe. There is possihi.
lily, maya probability Of 4 war in Europe
that will invol, England. and which, once
begun, must unite all liberal governments.
against that great dsspotism. Russia. The
Gzar demands The extrad,,ion Of the Hun
g1rian refugees. who are now on Turkish
soil. He demands, with tone which
speaks obedience. or war as the al,erna.
lives. Turkey refuses To yield kossnth
and his cnmpeers 10 an Austrian halter.
England aud French. bit particularly the
iormcr, are said to he the hackers of Fur-
Key. and with snch ba kers she may be
siielv resnlute in her defiance of Russia,
II there is 10 be war, il will come very
soon. Russia is nearer The first field Of
action, than England. Her fleets and
armies ran reach Consianlinople IN forty.
eight hours. aud they are in readiness.
Turkey has $4,000 men in the field, who
will fight hard ior nationality, but harder
Tor the Moslem faith. She has also a
powerful fleet too, in the Bosphorus.
An English llect could not reach Con.
slanlinople under twenty days, and Tor thai
length Of time Turkey, with Polish and
Hungarian assistance. will be able tn de.
Tend herself. In the matter of naval force,
In land is equal TO all the powers oI
Europe. leaving nut France. and France
will euher stand neutral and witness tho
success Of Turkey aud England. or she
will give them her lid Who can "a,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24
SAMUEL. HOLT, Chm.
ID. A. MONTGOMERY, Sec'y.
American nIanufactures.-The pl

American manufactures.-1'he Phi.
ladelphia Ledger says i,al American man
afaciuIes are finding fl,es way into Eng
land more extensively than would be ina
gincd. Cumberland cut mills have beeu
exported 10 England from Philadelphia,
They have been found heller for several
purposes Than those Of English manulac'
ture.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

The Journal of Commerce estimates
The population Of New York a, $4,000,
of which 10000 to 10000 are l1rtign.
crs,
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Attention !!

70 al n, csmm..s,isasa and .Non-r an siss;su.
ea Offers and MisiGaRs, II Grunge. uAs.
o btl0aging . Ne s7h rgiusli - ~
VOu are her.5y commanded 10 tend in Hills.
borough, on NslnesdAs the ssiA day of
October instant, far aein ni1sisr aad COan Mar
iial /; and on ThursAss Die e5lh. yoa AiH attend
with your respective companies. armed and squip.
ped as the law directs. With sin rounds of pouarr
each, far regimenial eserrisc and,resjew.
b. order of Brigadicr General.
"a. X. MIrIlERSPnON.
Cod. Con.
OclotcF u.s. u3--
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WHIPS! WHIPSlI WHIPS lll


N,LANE'S LIVER PII.I..-In offering this
W medicine To the public, the proprictors are
well aware that they have to encounter hosiili.
~ generated by the countless imposi,ions which
have been palncd upon the public under the
shape of Patent medicines. We are convinced,
however, that it is only necessary 10 give their
remedy trial to pi.cs il N public estimation far
above all medical agrSts 81 the kind ever Offered
TO the public. II is The invention Of an enliehten-
cd, experienced and learned physician, who for
many years used in his own practice, when lis
great success induced him to oller il 10 The pub
lie at large.
INVALUABLE DISCOvERY.--Thc fnyen-
tor of MI.ane's Vermifuge having disposed
Of his right 10 his great remedy, the proprieiois,
Messrs. Kidd * Co. beg leave to offer il to The
American public us the best remedy for worms
ever Offered. II has been tried in oil parts Of the
country, and in cases which had iefied the cx-
crtions Of the best physicians, and never without
the most complete success. We caution parents
against delay. II your children exhibit the symp.
toms OF being troubled with worms, lose not a
moment but at once purchase bottle Of VI Lanes
Hermitage. and thus save them pain and perhaps
their lives.
FOR SALE BY
! Long & Webb, Hisborough; ID. Heart, dc
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; a. Moorng
Mooringvic; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove
Orange County; Moore &'Noell, Mt. Tirza Pcl
son County.
1 FEBRUARY Z. o.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LiDl VT LII a iIIAGs
ID EMAINING in The Post Office at IIlsbo.
~ rough, N. g., on the let day Of October ISIS.
which il not taken out within Three months will
he sent 10 the General Post Office as dead letters.
b Thompson, officers.
Absalnm y. Brown, &c. The Ke'olutlot'
julius 6racken. IL
Nathaniel Brooks. Ezekiel G. kirkpatrick,
Henry Burks, Irving King.
VIM, Z. Bishop, I.
Samuel Burns, James l.aita,
BTanock, Drowning d James Latte, 81.
Boyd, Ella Love
Anna Burnside, Joscph Or sarah LAZY.
Benjamin Bs.cit A.
y Mary L. M'Alistcr,
FIR. Collins, George i. Moore,
Benjamin Calrcl, Alfred Murrow,
cahaiine Clark, G. A. Miller,
John Carr, Charles Miller,
James Campbell. John M'kerall,
Ann Eliza Coggin, Nathan Marcolnb.
John D. CLARK. a
L. Solomon G. o1rien.
J. W. Evans, p
Wm u. Edmunds. James n. Patterson,
Il Mrs. Parish, widow Of
Nancy Ficeaan. VIM.
q Willis Pickett.
.rn c.;.. q
/ Nm, Gass Sterling QuaNls
- N X
Thomas r. Hawks, rL,a, Th.". D.
I'LL %'.'a In Mathcs Rigans,
i pu'na" iia' Alexander Ro crson.
Heirs Of John Owing,
I,hn u,,, aud K.,ls, James Shavcrs,
i p.,Lar aec.,s n q, Sidney Smith.
con,;nen,,I l;nc 81. Joseph Ii. swift,
6, 81 M Re,oln,io,, John &. sykes,
Heirs Of Vim. l.illle, nhs"uo'e niid,
James Emmett, Nm. itsRt SHh,
Clements, John Ma h'Dsis '",, ~,
daris, John Mo,phs,
Jesse Saunders. Nm. Daniel W. Tl.cnrfon, .
i Glo,er. AMI Pleassn, Joseph Thcmpon,
Henderson, officers, Sam.cl II. Thompson,
J. Sc.of the Revolution. John dillingham;,
Heirs Of Thomas Grant, James III. X. Taylor,
VIM. Ward, John Mary rompson or Nam
4 Whitley, VIM. Pope, cy Haush,on.
John Hopson, officers, w
&c. Of the Revolution. Henry Workman,
Heirs Of Philip Taylor, james Watson,
John kcnnon. Demp- Sarah Watson,
scy Moore, Solomon James NJ. Watson,
i Walker, Archibald Jane Williams,
Little Thomas Do Robert +. Webb,
noho, and Samuel Charles Wilson.
: Gj Persons calling for any OF the above letters,
will please say they are advertised.
. DENNIS HEARTH, =. NJ
, Oct A. l--:Iw
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Saddling Business.

HAVING dissolved co-mrinership with Solo,
N mon Fuller, would respectfully inform my
old friends and the public generally, that am
still To be found Ut the old stand occupied hy Full.
lcr and Hcdgepeth. prepared 10 carry on the Sad.
ding Business III all its various branches.
am prepared 10 furnish Salss from good to
best, inferior 10 none manufactured this side Of
" Bunkum;' also Cosriagc. Baroacl,c. Buggy,
Carryalla and Wagon HARNESS. in the ncatesl
and most approved style. IN wcni the suhecrl
bcr promises to he able at the slories, Do,ice 10
HARNESS any horse in the county.
WHIPS! WHIPS! WHIPS
Also SKINS, Bear and Buffalo; TRUNKS !;
Bride Bits aud Siinup Irons; also well selected
assortment Of MOUNTING for Barouchcs, Bug
gies, snd Caryalls; Bride Buckles and that use.
iHl and indispensable article called LEATHER,
Of every kind.
Thankful for The attention, . and for the kind
and liberal patronage which the subscriber has
heretofore received at the hands Of the Public, he
hopes 10 retain their favor BY doing GOOD
WORK aud offering GOOD BARGAINS.
| Call al the sign of the saddle.
A. w. IlEDGEPETH.
| October 81. Cd
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Notice.

NOTICE is heply glssR 10 ait shsn !, nv
~ concern. thai have given 10 my son VII.
LIAM SYKES liheIiy 10 make contracts and
Transact business upon bis own account IN a. full
sad perfect manner as Il he had arrived IL lie
full age Of twenty one years.
Ri HARD SYKES.
October &c. U3-p
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