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NEW GOODS.

WYE are now receiving. and opening nice as
w sortnent of GOODS, which we are deter,
mined to sell upon accommodating forms. Please
call and see them.
All kinds Of trade token in exchange for Dry
Goods. -
LONG a. WEBB.
April1. ST.
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Notice.

THE Trustee under the deed Of trust made by
u W. E. Anderson, for certain purposes there.
in named, gives notice 10 the first Glars creditors
named in said Trust. that there is yet balance
in bis hands, which LIE is ready TO ray over when
called on.
JAMES WEBB, Trustee.
Feb. "a, 1850. al-3w
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P. Childs & Co.'s Oriental or SOVEREIGN
Balm Pills,

Readthe following from the Hen. N. F. Wins
low, formerly Judge oft the ST. Lawrence coun-
~ courts:
hereby certify, that have personally, and by
my family, used several boxes Of Childs G. Co.'s
Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills. At first used
them with an expectation that they were one Of
those quack impositions so often palrncd on upon
the public, bdt now feel a confidence in saying
that they are an excellent medicine, and should
be kept for use by every family.
ns,r :, NE. WIESLOW.
Each box contains 81 pills; price IS cents, ard
is accompanied with certificates and full direc.
ticns.
For sale in Hillsborough, by d. HEARTH.
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DIR. KuHI'S
Abyssinian Mixture.
For Colds, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles,
Affection of the Kidney & Bladder,
Gravel, &c., Fluor Alhus, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.


COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nov. 0, ls49.
On. j. Kral, Dear Sr.-You LEFT with US
some time back lot Of your Abyssinia Mixture.
al Of which VIC have sold. Since our people have
ted they find il TO be just the article they want.
We have frequent calls for il, and have none TO
supply the demand. VIII you please send US
another lot as soon rs you conveniently cani
Respectfully. yours, &c.
JONES WATSON & Co.
CASTOR, N. T.. Nov. Is, ls49.
Dear Doctor. have sold out Ell the ,Abyssi-
MIA Mixture. and il has given entire satisfaction
10 all that have used il, and made cures in every
instance. As have several cases under treat
ment. and want more Immediately. wish you
would Try and send me some dozen by The mail
train. il win come SAFE.
With sentiments Of high regard. remain. very
pectfully. c. e. PUGH.
DIR. J. KunI, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS.
Dennis Heart. r. NJ, llllsborongh.'
Major Thos. llowerton, do.
Col. VIM. 4. Shields. Orange,
james r.. Pratt. Prausburg. do.
James =. I.eaihers a. Go. West Point, do
David Umsled. Bridge Way, do.
r. J. Mitchell. Druggist, Oxford.
Rev. r. G. Maynard. Franklinlnn. T.
J. r. & ]. Sloan, Greensboro1gb.
DR.. Wear, do.
Fob. 10. l9-6m
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Mrs. J. WADDfLL & DAUGHTER, most
~ respectfully tender their thanks 10 The La
dies Of Hlsborough and lis vicinity. for The very
liberal patronage they have received al their
hands, and hope, BY theiI prompt attention 10 bu-
siness, and the nea,ness and siy with which they
execute their work still to merit and receive h
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
Ssarss and SuAarR, and invite the ladies to
call and see them, or which may he most salts
factory to both parties bring in their dresses and
have them made in the laies, and most fashion,
able style.
May I. CO.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

OkANbE tthEts
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
! February Term, 1850.
1T is ordered ly the Court, that the Clerk of
= this Count cause TO be published. in the two
newspapers printed in HiIlsborough, that Mon
day. the first day Of each Term of this Court,
hereafter, be sci apart for the transaction of Coun
~ Business. Test,
j. ALLISON, {. c. G..
April s. So
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made Of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.

mAue OF MdnohAHNs MafAite AhtttN Nsinats
Birch, and Maple.
He woaldinyiie attention TO his make Of Port
able WARDR0BEs and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, neatness, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of slllpcr-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends 70 sell low as he can possibly afford,
and. his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fne Dressing Bu-
reaus. with Looking-Glasses two China Presses.
two Sideboards, six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Bedsieads, which he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have it delivered at their DOORS ensured SAFE
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for a continuance Of public patron
age. -.
HENRY EVANS.
February I. i5-
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TIE HILIsB3RoUeH RECORDER,

By DEN MS HEARTH.

TeIms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in ad
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not raid
within three months; OF Three Dollars, il delayed
until after the expiration of TIE year.
No papcrwill be discontinued until oil arreara-
ges are raid, unless at the option Of Tie Iutsher'
Hereafter no paper will be sent 10 new sub
scriber out OF this state unless ray ment is made in
advance, OF some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor;--and in no case wlltLe
paper be sent to subscriber out OF the state for
more Than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not excecdine sixteen lines
one dollar for the FIRST, and twenty-five cents fer
each subsequent insertion longer ones in PFC
portion. Court advertisements TWENTY-FIVE Per
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third will 10
made TO advertisers BY the year.
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.
Dr.. Mitchell's Eve Salye..

THE great advantages possessed by this arti..
4 Gle over every other, sc-its cERTlIsTr,
sArKTY, coSyrSIkxeK and ECONOMY. All ply
sicians ADMIT that great danger is 10 ic apprehend
ed from drueging the eye when in an infamed and
unhealthy state. In the use Of this sal,c this OBJ
lection is entirely removed, as no harm can pos
sibly result from its use il being In all cases s
Piled TO the KxrrRsAI portions ofthe eye, there
by avoiding all the Inconvenience, pain and dam.
ger, which necessarily attend the introduction Of
any pungent article INTO the eye. Its activity
in subduing Inflammation is SO great that but few
cases require the use Of more than ore bottle TO
effect perfect cure. One physician remarked TO,
Us, after having witnessed its effects in several
instances. thaiit was rEnrKcr FIRE KILN"
All we ask Is that its virtues Ire thoroughly test
ed, and that the directions be strictly followed.
Price so cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale in
Hillshorcugh by Long a Webb.
January %. ls-ly
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Townsend S SarsaIalilla.

i UNIINlItU hIIUf ~ ~ fift''
TUsT received and for sale al this Office. a
- fresh supply Of Townsend's sarsaPariiia, In
guam bottles.
Also o qusuiily Of Townsend's Almanaes,
which will be distributed graiuiiously 10 oil APP
plicanls.
April 3. oo-
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Important Sale.


TIVE suhs1rbss. b<inz sbsul % u,sse % Ais-
= ssszsppl. oarrs Soc <~is dc lrscf q lxnd upon
phi<h be RESIDES II lies sPoa TIC Ezlsrs q Nsw
HsPs. seven mikes esss Of Chapel Him. and enc
mile east ef The road i<ading from that Eisoe -
Raieigh- The frsci coaiains between
500 AND 500 ACRES,
A large porlon Of which Is Of etcelleHi qualify
and well ffied 10 lhe prsdaciion Of corn. wheat.
eolton. &c. Rather mose han one hall Of Tins
lf1ci Is well wooded, and Of thai which iscltaEed
about $50 acres are FkEss-hasing been brought
Into cultivation wIlhin the last year Or sc. The
improvements consist Of two stoEied frame
house. some ten yesfs old and in COED repair =
kilchen. negro house. extensive stables. large
barn and wheaLthrasher. blacksmith shop, and
al other usual out hons<s- The situstion Is .
very healthy one. and an excellent garden j. al
tsehed. Within twenty slrps Of The house Is .
well Of the best water. and several never falling
springs are perfectly convenient Cor use.
The Subscriber win take pleasure in showing
tbs premises 10 any one who may feel inclined
% purchase. IL may be proper TO add that in no
probable case can the proposed Central Rail Road
pass al greater distance than four miles from
tins place.
Terms made LIBERAL Apply.i0 the Subscriber.
a MoTingsviIle.
WILLIAM s. ATKINS.
April rs. 1850. Cow
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Advertising Rates for the lliIlslCroreh Rreoras

One dollar Per square (l6 lines) for the frs,
insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance. re'
auctions made IN favor Of standing advertisements
as follows:
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Cabinet Ware House.

THE subsenberrespeetfully informs hisfriends
Il and the public generally .thathe hsson hand,
and will endeayor constantly to keep, variety Of
well-msde Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles, such 90.
Sofas, Sideb0ards, bureaus,
Rcdsleads, Tables,
made Of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut,
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RECOMMENDED as highly serviceable in all cases Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundice
and all Impurities Of the Blood. Price rs cents
per bottle
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and strengthen. CONSUMPTION can
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com
plant, Colds, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic Flush,
Night Sweats Difficult or Piofuse Expectoration,
Pain i'm the Side, &C., have been and can be
cured. ~
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CirCaSSi0n Balm,
R. F. HIHBARD & co.'s
CarminatiYe SalVe,

For the cure Of Felons, Piles. Ulcers, Carbunclcs,
Ague in the Breast or Face, Ear-ache, Burns,
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price rs
cents.
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BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04
ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAtUEIIREDTyPE, TAIBUTNPF HNAIO.
-,,,,,,,,,,. TYPE I: &IIEHh.

TYPE isSiIEHN.
NTAGUIRE II HARRINGTON, having purchased from
Iva the asgnees If w Talbot the patent right ior tl
use Of his Eabgype process. 10 rhe States Of Louisiana.
Aahama Florida, Georgia and Texas, beg leave the
attention Of the public their gallery Of specimens lhIs
new department OF Photography.
The Taboo Yye is paper ivory glass m7tHi
and Of other i1nCss, the gst u0sss7ng the
decided advantages Of sRsy stability by mail can b.
enclosed in letter, made sd0Tn the uugeg o! hook On
preserved in portfolio.
The tGlbotype emlHs6r susceptible of c0Orng, 70 thai
the picture be finished degree desired by sitter
variety Of and Colnr the trperv and rbH
Gated.
The TalbQtyDe represents the sitter without any rsvarf
effect mole upon the right cheek appears upor
the right cheek.
Th' Taihoype car be duplicated 10 any extent withou
the HltuOnH. trouble Of HnOtneE sitting. Tier the frs
impression 6 aiken, cOoe7 be furnished 'unn
Tune upon simple aUyIg cation by letter or Otherwise
N. B,-M y II. being FURNISHED fh every iefrv for the
prosecution ot this superior ar reqds to dsure of right
OT ne StI,s spel1sl, with lhOrOuEh in trnctIJu7.
DAII LOIh PES lhey Ur0ress to lake quicker and
better Than any other establishment, IN the world P7ey
guaranty IzrtaC Hkrn-7s OF child six months in ont
snc0nd- ~ charge. Cmhi III No. 6 CAMP Street
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INSURANCE.

KENTUCKY MUTUA Al LIFE INSURANCE co.
ar COFLNGTO.V. KY
w. X. ROBBINS, President A. GREER, Vice President
j. K. PAYsoN, Secretary.
BOARD OF CToRs:
w. b; Robbins, A. T. Greer, c. A. WnherB,
J. 5. Morgan, J, b. Casey s. h. Mack
r. IA. Withen, s. S. Walker
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The following lines are not new. We read then
several years ago; and at the time they made I
vivid impression on our mind. Few pieces OF pa
iriotc poetry, that have been produced in America
surpass them. We republsh them now becaus,
particularly appropriate 10 be read at a time wheT
Dsunion, that would strike TO the earth our coun
try's Gag-that Symbol of the rights stalking
through the land;
THE AMERICAN BOY.
Father! what noise is that
Now rumbling through the clouds
Why do the people wave their hats,
And rush along IN crowds ~
I" II is the voice of cannonFy,
The glad shouts of the free
This is the day Of memory
IT'S Freedoms Jubilee ~
"Father, look up and see that flag,
How gracefully it flies,
It's pretty stripes, they seem to be
rainbow in the skies !"
alt is your country's flag, my boy,
That proudly brings to light,
Der ocean waves and foreign chimes,
symbol of tue right"
&c / wish that were now man,
I'd free my country, too;
And cheer as loudly as the rest
But, father, why don't you 90
"Pm getting old and weak, but still
My heart is big with joy;
Tve Witnessed many day like this
But shout you loud, my boy !"
"Hurrah for freedoms Jubilee;
God bless our native land
And may live to hold the boon
OF Freedom in my hand %
"Well done my boy grow up and love
The land that gave you birth
The land where Freedom loves to dwell!
A paradise on EARTH"
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JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
nov2330t


A TTENDU, Qu'un acte de PAssemblGe Gene
n rae de Etat de la Louisiana jntitute 'Ace relaf
la vile de la NOuVee. Orleans apprUuve lie Is Mars 1850
avsnt que lie COnsei daUCune des municipalities
pusss xgr dtGIter lie DIS qui
secs fat des tvaluaHOns les durents items
de dGpenes, pour
les dtpen.es mprtyues de la Mnncipat5 pendant annee
parties tant urbaues ruraes esgue e
Civilizations pubGes Angl5 Francais dams e
Otcie de due MurIClpae pendant
Ia reunion dams aquee lie Cunsei devra tNer
dtgIler lie montaut DIES taxes qui serOut ASSESSES.
E. attendu Qne lie tOnsel lie Ceta Munich attic
Novemnre Is rvsout dtcargn uibaines toutes
les lulites de Ia dte MunCIpallt;
En- consequence, pubhons 1valuation suivans,
conOrt Provisions lie ace dn IS Mars 1850,
du tUuse udOpLt ceIOUr avis d0nnG
par h psvte, que, JOurs apes la pubCl-
de la ue uauun, lie Cnnse proCtder 6yer
cider lie mpntant DIES pro- les tabeauA
sesssment pour 1850:
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SUBMARINE EARTHoUARE.-Ca Potter, of
bark Milwood, arrived at this port last evening,
has furnished US with the following extract from
his journal;
"3olh October, 1850, lat. % 80 N, long. SO W.,
experienced heavy shock of an earthquake or
otherwise of some submarine explosion, making a
loud rumbling noise, resembling thunder, causing
the ship to tremble and shake 80 violently as to
awaken all hands and start them upon deck ia
fright The weather at the time was perfectly
clear and calm, breath of wind 10 be felt nor
scarcely cloud to be seen. The phenomenon
Happened at about 4, 30 A. b." New Bedford
Mercury, Nov. %.
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Per steamship Palmetto. from Lavacoa Bsy-Miss Price
Miss fietoH I PRICE, Mr. Pny, lady and child Mr. Gastin
ady and child, Mr. Fysaat, Miss Moons, Mrs Hall, Mrs
CUMMINGS. Mr. Jones MT Weyers G WISE D1ot Hudpith,
child, Nj Phiem. lady and children. Messr Duke, Smith
Elgin, Whitaker, MITCHELL Oatsmen, Burton, Byn HOyt
Williams, Luke, Castwell, Rhea, Kemp, Bazue Morris
Lola, Me,Ieu, GreenwoOd Tate, Garrett Brown, HeiBe
Hunting, Walker, Robinson Phillips, Rev Mr. iirod Blunt
Harper, Landers and L. Moon Henn, DrI4ockaby
Or Herby and son, Munas Lucas, enof Thompson Capt
" on deck and 30 negroes
Per schr Camilla, from st John--30 passengers
Per ship Ticonderoga from Liyerpoul-Rev Thomas are
Patrick Behan Patrick key, Patrick Marun and ass il
steeTaga.
Per ship Post from Bremen-l4 cabin and Ill steerage
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COHEN, having had 81 year, experience, offers the
-. above inialOle remedy for all Diseases per ssaz
tanning to the EYE; Ophlha mia, OF five years y
Standing, cured IN II weeks the Tear in the Eve -
Of years, cured in 10 weeks: u of this city, 49,
being stone blind for months sight Of one
eye IN three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
d. years. by using only drop enabled read the
newspaper without them by Gardeghr hours after In.
liamm9tlOn Of days Carcd By gle drop. Ii gives
hr.lsncg 70 The Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
~ NOS 200 PHILIPPA street, near Hevia and 4 2 ST
CHARLES street. anil Nv
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REWARDS.

TTNWENTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
4 the subscriber, on the l2h of May last, mulao %
BOY, by the name OF BOnke, about Is yOa old, ~
stout built He had when he LETT, blue blankpjSA
coat and wool hat here two bald places his -
head. OCCasOned by bnn when child He has scar
his forehead he is four feet inches high yesrs hand
kerchef on his head event detection Whoever will ar
rest said boy 10 him il JAIL and give information to
Reigart, Is Carondee street. will the above re-
ward. [O22 3ml ROBERT NCAl,PIN.
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Rest thee, loved one we have laid thee
Where the wild wood makeih signs;
Tears perfume the bed we made thee,
Where the withered foliage lies.
Distant from thy native dwelling,
Where We chaunt thyirequiem;
Few the hearts with sadness swelling,
Few TO join the funeral hymn.
On the morrow we must leave thee,
Lonely in thy woodland grave,
Where the vine tomb shall weave thee,
Creeping where the branches wave.
All thy love let nature breathe it,
When the vernal hours return
Write thy name with flowers, and wreathe it
Round thy lonely forest urn.
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STORAGE.


RHOOKLNN WAREHOUSE COMPANI,--The
are now y readiness to receive PRODUCE IRON tho YVES /
and MERCHANDISE from the NlRFl, intended Tor re.
SHIPMENT Having 1850 iee front the with " harNes
IN front Of the arehOus by which goods Immediately
conveyed without daVage exposure to the weather. ample
rom viii be iound the disc. 8rgiu- OF steamers and
loading of SHIPS
Charges Xed at very low rates and every acgDmnOda.
uon oered tn The Merchants the city the shippers IN
NE upper eouHLy i Is the wish Of the 3mpGry to equal
the cunNeblences nt the Atlantic Dock OF NsH ORR.
10 visit the premises.
Office, Of Magazine and Lafayette streets, New Or
T.. i t'AStN,
RaiCrSUrss R. JSpi1as: pure, Frost y Co.; ], w.
StHnlu n Cos r " Eirhrls
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STONEs! sTONES-ln store and for sale, a =,
- complete ASSORTMENT of Cooking, Office, PafIor 90
and BARRON STOVES gsIgE
McGran's celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, 'gAs3t
aud The Stove - will be found sUrpuss all Others
cards economy eYceency and simplicity. And % Iarg,
small advance OF cost G. w. W. GOOBWEN
Wholesale and Retail Tinwere Mandatory,
la2s U EmnL IeNnp. n O -
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~ 9s CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. SEas
~ CONDUCTED BY DR.. a. A. JONES. w
A&A This old establishment sOlclts continuance y ~
Of pubic patronage 1t the oldest in existence 10
ne south And the one, that has uniformly kent fresh
ana good MEDICINES, as evECed by the fact that Oes
patrons are sl Its best Every compound prepared
y the proprietor whose experience in that line Of some
SIXTEEN years standing they are prepared of the best
gradients, and consequently of the best quality
Should Planters, Physicians, or private families wish 10
procure Botanic Medicines that in every respect wa vsn
ed to answer the designs tor which they are rscumme led
they have only to give their commission merchant strC IN
suuCOns TO procure them OF the subscriber who keeps
saGiy on hand u and complete assortment both OF SIM
pies and compounds.
All low prices as articles of the same yaua "a
afforded IN the South.
Also all the late Botanic works
A Botanic Physician always in attendance. Rememb.
the No. Of the % CAMP STREET. y25d& w lanl
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Loss OF LIFE,-The packet ship Anglo Ameri.
can, Capt. Winsor, at this port from Liverpool, re
ports very tempestuous passage, and melan-
Choly loss OF life among her crew. On the 7th inst
in latitude IS, longitude 49, in a sudden SHIFT OF
wind from south to north, she carried away her
maniopmast. Six men, who were furling the top.
gallant sail, were thrown overheard and lost
Their names were Jacob Rae, Edward A. Rice
Samuel Lyons, Charles Nelson, Thomas Ghettenb
and Robert Martin. Also carried away foretopsai
yard The weather was so severe that she could
net set any canvass above a reeled mainsail fol
eight days. Two days after, she split her foresai
from loot to reef IBosIon Post
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REVELATIONS OF AN AcTREss.-An actress who
has appeared in London under the name of Miss
Falkland, appeared recently at the County Court,
London, 10 recover is, under the following cir
cumstances: The plaintiff entered into an agree.
ment with Messrs. Greenwood and Phelps, by
which she was to do the Juvenile tragedy, as we'll
comedy, al salary of "a per week the first sea
son, Is the second, and f6 the third season." She
received the first and second weeks salary, but on
applying for the third, she was informed there was
none for her. The plaintiff, on being cross exam
ined, said My real name is Ann Robinson. /
have assumed two names-Mrs. Chadwicke and
Miss Falkland, performed with Mr.. Maeready
at Preston, under the name Of Chadwcke. Mr.
Greenwood has made me an offer of EGO TO com
promise the matter. | have been living with Mr..
Chadwick as his wife for the last six years.
have performed at the Theatres Royal Belfast,
Glasgow Preston, and other large cities and had
enacted the parts of Lady Macbeth, Ophelia, Mar
garet, and host Of characters. have walked on
the stage in boots with gentlemen at one minute,
and appeared as an old woman amongst them The
next' Mr.. Phelps stated that he had acted with
the plaintiff in the Provinces where he only knew
her as Mrs Chadwick. As as he saw her on
the boards he noticed her style Of playing, and her
face at once became familiar. tt satisfy himself
he made inquiries, and to his horror found il was
Mrs. Chadwick whom he had engaged in the
place Of Miss Cooper, who had, by her retirement,
created the vacancy. The plaintiff could not Tor
one moment compete with Miss Cooper either in
juvenile tragedy or comedy. The characters OF
lmogine, Beatrice, aud others, he wanted her to
appear in, she was physically and mentally un.
qualified to FILL She could not even read them cor.
rectlV He would sooner have given f500 thar
she should have appeared on their buards and haC
he known her to be Mrs. Chadw!cke, most undoubt
eddy she would not have been engaged. In tn,
cross examination by Mr.. Lewis Mr., Phelps said
was customary for members of The theatrical pro
fesson to assume fictitious names Miss Cooper
an assumed name. Miss P. Horton is Mrs Reed
and Miss Julia Read is Mrs. Hoskins The letie
from Mr.. Macready, in which he states that til
plaintiff is likely to be acquisition to the Londo
boards, and only required some London practice
did not solely influence him to accept her service
The Judge observed that the action should h
brought for breach of contract and not for wage.
a no services had, il appeared, been rendered, H
must therefore, nonsut the plaintiff, but WithoU
costs. Liverpool Times, Nov. l.