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The New York herald., 1851-11-06
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.
Far and wide! Far and wide!
From Atlantic's rolling tide

TO the stnOoth Pacihc,
Be that famous candy known,
That restores ach vocal tone.
And for eoUghs and colds. alone,
lie the grand specific.
F-om Th:ee Sixty. six Broadway
To the plains OF far Cathay--
Plains where roams the Deryise-
Let it's virtues be proclaimed.
And with joyous shouts be named
Tvs maker, Mrs. Jervis.
Cold Candy. cold, Wholesale and retail
JkRVIs, S6G Broadway, and By Druggists gen.
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PhillPs' Fire AnnihIla tor is being man u
with All the hsste that viii
SUN ; 20 With prcpsr eye TO excellence and security
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

tlhtr rlaees tut above ALL find place like Brooks $50
fuVon street only there where every variety Of outer
eos be lad, made In the best sold
20 low tnemes as 20 make think that Brooks must
hsv. sene secret N the getting ur boots Beyond
aoub u 10 The hett place in the city buy them.
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Commercial Bank. Perth Amboy.-Notes
on s Bank taken :. Is rer cent ecoun Notes Bank
kc redeemed st psr By e. EVANS and n FULTON
In payment for ready eiothi2s OF all dssoriptyns
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Tremendous sacrifce.-UnparaIIeIed low
Prices ST % Ensish Imperial Three Ply Crpsns Drusss
ANpssscS Eo Esn q c.sPs III. Nat. ssc,ss ss 81 .s 81
soas % d arp &c displayed the eight
swOthrds tSsT vslas ~ carpet emporium a''
Carpetings at Red ed Prices.-Petersou,
snx oS s ~ g re % e White lara
three Sc per yardi suPsrsas for TO Ts per yard
low prices. '' - 's''"'
Goura aud's Liquid Hair Dye, inss.utlv,
rec % 20 sSs e.
kes erupton bsps chafes cracks and all skin deformi
ifs Rouge lily sSd
Walker stseet, near Broadway.
Hair irDye.-BatchelOr'sc celebra ted Liq aisx
@ T Fl e ss :
certainty With which this favoIts and Hair
Ssss Via Fassory No. Wall sr.s Copy III:
address.
BaIlnrd's First Premium Hair Dye Is
il daily ana proved b is prsS:.S:i Y;s to
spy,has q the kind The ns M
Hair Fastener pce25 cents Store No 4l5 Broadway cor
ner Of Lspenari street.
CIIrehugh's Original TricopherOus hns'
BY its heen ears to Gs the 1ss
euIa.iy t cleansing and properties E render
Principal sfics, l79 Broadway.
Wigs and Toupees.--BatcheIor's Nev0
STYLE Wigs are IIor9unecd the most perfect imitation
sssSit ss at eeeSisd Ss Faasory
% G sass sy an BE the ss s'' ,na best
5000 Wigs and Toupces, at nIeedh urst 4.
The n. ass
s wsriSed ar. S to H. End mo- Ink or change sSs
siveiy for wigs and hair dying. Cory the address.
Cutting hair ard whIslsers In the neatessa
.nd most shfui manner Invariably adapting the style to
G shs ns G es % Ss xh.r
persons with hard boards and tender faces
may enjoy cleaDly and comfortable shays.
Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.-Thc greae
iiu sod % Mrs. saS
Wis. sts Broadway, and by Druggists generally.
One of the remaining sparks OF modern
ssl:ni inieatsSod in about to be pa out ns,
YEN ,S1 Css i'm n MI.
& Ss. sr1ss s. s sa yGs iss ssys. s
Its genial ministrati Is deIicious.-Itt
ssrsase and heals With soothng ruthfalnsss
sstSma and lives to The throst ana iSnss hssiiS son
to seepss Ths above assertions true
sd i IL ,S Ss ST oS , the ess e tina % Me- sr.
DrsgSists generally.
And hereby s'hangs a taIe.'' for the In.
cnIay sany 81 sieAPss' mes to nsardy Jsrys
h q"sky That & isrns m 30 t1sa %ate ~s
Tran nttr or seiene ever intended and Mrs. Jer
sales have thereby steadily aud deservedly increased
las areacy taken its place in the maters medica
truth proof and the ompi-usefu The public long
wantd Pleasant and positive premontory fer those
baveit Sold by Mrs. " JERvTs, 365 Broadway aud by
all the respectable druggists throughout the United states
Notoriety Is mistaken for Fame and the
M 70 enssg @ ssvs n so s,sh s,,s ~ .
Of terrible corruption, political and social arrives but IL
We exhaust al the oxygen in domestic atmosphere
purer ai n lack n strength Of current its necessary
ioree Mrs IEKVIS'S Cold Candy has fame
in curing colds coughs &c Sold BY Mrs. JERVIS No. &
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

French BoOts.-Two hundred Pairs of
those Gentemens Boo water proof and single soiss which
VII e sold chsap 70 close thsm up hy the hundred or
that 10 made can be found in ths store 37 Broadway
EB-Gsnsismen, you can save al, Of % per cent com.
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Root. 363 broadway. ngain thnmnh.

sster vetoryThree fret premiums awarded
xOor The st DasuerrsotyIs. exhibited at Castle
Ssroen frsnhn lnstitute Ptiadelphis and the State
Far reet nty held At HARRISBURG Pa akpg the eleventh
roc and silver medals awarded to Root perior pic
lures Ladies and gentlemen. desiring pictures the rs
tv. d The art are invited to call at No. 3 Broad ~.y
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

DaguerfeOtype views OF Greenwood and
ouer scenery in America and Europe-HolIses is nc "
htipG tie Monuments and grounds Of Greenwocd after
which he will proceed 70 Mount Auburn and travel
tt s.tes the CanaSa and Esrope, TO max. eoise
sns artificial places at HOLMES Gallery, go BrosdwaY
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

commend us to the Boot Makers Union.
sau ttrett Tor an sgcle in the line OF business tha
.hh.t nItasto 10 iheety Their teoret s union of To-
"b sVVe vofAnsIsbh gujsS yetsrss, ana tna IsVats,
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Debt is the worst Kind OF povertv.-uD

Ing tailor formerly in vogue, 10 obsolete The price Of
slothng 10 ne- lew reduced BY T. SMITH. Jr No os
fulton street that IL 10 object to debt
suprlpg the best sds garnents 10 all classes Of
kemember the eash esteblshnsnt.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

Mrs. Jervls's Cold Candy.-Thc greae
freside remedy for Coughs, Colds noarsene and the
yarious throat and lung COMPLAINTS sold by Mrs. W. JER
Wis, St6 Broadway and by Druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

Iubroates and heals with soothing truthfuness sore
throat breaks dry hard cough, relieves dissressng
asthma and fives to the throat and lungs healthy tone
unknown sceptics The above
y CERTIFICATES IRON the greatest of the country and
tefides, il has stood the krs Jeryiss COLI
Candy sold by Mrs. W. JERVIs, 36 Broadway and by
OrGRsiste generally. = =
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& % fulton street. aud provide themselves
Win WINTER garments upon most aecommod atins terms
sne moments netios. "stsns upon this order Of
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Cold Candy has now become . sterling stock article
tng hsreit Of tho quackery that seeks more with
medicine than nature science intended Mrs
yss sales have thereby steadily aud deervedy increased
IL has already taken its place in the medca OF
truth proof and the ompuseful. The public have long
wantd pleasant and positive premonitory those
eares ofour clmate pulmonary they now
baveit. Sold by Mrs W JERvIs, 35s Broadway and by
all the respectable druggists throughout the United
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

enIi HIis knghthGod Is ebout TO be pn' out Uti!i-
yen run with :, instead Of what me,chine tyide
No sentiment that lives by bread prevent
curing coughs, colds, &c. Sold By Mrs. JERYIS No. 3C
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Carpetings at Reduced pr

Carpetings Mt Reduced Prices.-Pcterson
~ bIoadway corner of White street, lara
selling rich Brussels Carpets tor s. to I: yard heavy
good ali weo ls per yard Oil Clsths heavy s. 10 - pep
yard And all other goods found carpet sorea a
low prices.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

5000 Wigs and TOupces, at Meedhurst ~
Heards celebrated Wig Factory 2 hsiden lane. made of
the best materials and combine all the latest
are warranted to fit and not to rink change color
Also, Brads of long hair front Brads Rooms exclu
siveiy Tor wigs and hair dying. Cory the address.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

"1Ss HHu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NV
Style Wigs the most perfect imitation o.
nature yet nventea Those wanting very SUPERIOR article
should call at BATCHkLORS celebrated Wig Factory No
Wall street. where be found the largest and best
sortment in the city. Copy the address,
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

Cutting hair and whIslSers In the neatesas
and most skilfu invariably adapting the style to
the visaea and entire of the weare HILL
the inmtable, at Is Nassau street Of Pine where
persons with hard boards and tender aceJs
may enjoy cleaply and comfortable shsvs.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

Notoriety Is mistaken for Fame and the
tendency to elevate clever rascality paiafu There
he salt eneugh left in the earth when a crisis
ofterr!hlc corruption, political and social Il
We exhaust all the in domestic osphere g
rurer air n lack in strength Of current its
Mrs IERVIsS Cold Candy has fame not notoretv
in curing colds coughs &c Sold BY Mrs. JERVIS No. SD
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

eolor red or nay hair 70 black Or brown Equally
kles eruptions cbsps chafes cracks all skin deorm
ties Poudre Subtle hair from body
III, ud Rouge Lily White Hair Restorative Gloss a. az
walker street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

Clirehugh's Original Tricopher0us hns
proved by its fifteen reputation be the best article
ior the hair the world It's simulaat ano
curative s cleansing and beautf properties renden
the pecessariea of the toilet Fifty cents botte
PriE cipal etnce, l79 Broadway.
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Ballnrd,s First Premium Hal


the hair have used;
1t daily and proved by its practcsi ne to
anything kind The hair As) vented from
falling in less than Is hours by using Baard Chemical
Hair Fastener pce25 cents Store No. 40 broadway cor
Of Lispenar1 street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

Hair Dye yet discovered for eolorhg the hair
certainty WITH which this favorte and old Hail
Dive performs astonishing II Is for sale or applied 81
BATCHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street, Copy th'
address.
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

sAs. borpfN BENSETTs t@Q
BY this note, II viii appear that Mr. lie Grand
Smith, the well known agent Of Mr.. Banum for the
Ba,emsn children in London, opened negotiation
with Lola Montez in order TO bring her 10 this coun.
try one Of the greatest ore.es nov existing in
Europe. We are informed, from a. equally re.
spectacle source, that Lola Montez declared, in
her own apartment, Rue So. Ho,tore 362 when
talking on the subject, and giving a reason Tor
declining to negotiate with Barnum, that she
was "humbug enough herself, withou. uniting
her fortunes with the Prince Of Humbugs," Mr..
Barnum, Of the United States This she said, and
no doubt abe will repeat 1t when she arrives in
this city, which she will do early next month"; 70 GRE
ate sensation, and to settle accounts with Barnum.
herself She probably thought that Bsrnum and Lola
Montez, two Of the greatest humbsgs of the age.
ia one pill, would be too great quantity for toe
generous people OF the United States 70 accent in
q single dose. Her Oopsi ieration and good feeling
for the American people prompted her, thsrefore, 1
to decline the proposition Of lie Grand Smith, tho
agent Of Mr.. Bsrpum, in order that she nigh.
pass better muster with the same people, whose
country she ships and adores the last and best
asylum Of rejected premiere, unfortunate revolu-
tioAists, and dsested democrats, or dan,euses, in
Europe.
The whole controversy, therefore, int, which
Nr. Bsrnum has Eesdlessly thrust himself hi,
feet, his legs, his hands. his breast, and bic |.
heart, together with his Family Bible-rot bis
smss-b mere question q Vstsci:y b.tsssn
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
An Intellectual Feast.

A LECTURE will be delivered in the court
"A house in Hillsborough, on Saturday even
ing. the 9Th inst. a 7a o'clock, by Professor 8.
Nj. Hewlett late Grand Lecturer fol the state Of
Georgia. . The lectures Of Prof. Hewlett in
Philadelphia, and other places North" says the
Spirit Of the Age, are The subject Of much COM
mcnt in several papers" His peculiar manner
claims the attention of every one within the sound
Of his voice." says correspondent Of the Penn
sylvania Olive Branch. He is represented as a
humorous, animated, lively and argumcntaiive
lecturer and, from the commendaiion bestowed
on him by the Age" we may confidently ex-
pect an intellectual feast and rich entertainment.
or The Ladies', the citizens of the town gene
rally, and the Sons Of Temperance throughout
the country, who can conveniently do SO, are re-
spcctfully invited to attend
BY order of Mountain Spring and Union Di-
visions s. Of y.
THE JOINT COMMITTEE.
Sept. 23d. o.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
Obituary.

Died st ihr rrsid~srs af his Irother ID ih;.
plaos. Il one e'elask ihis marnins. d.. wIIus~
2. srnrnwiek, Of Demo,eIa< Alabama. IN sll<
s2d year Of bis asr. Dr.. s hal i~rn In feeble
healih So mzny manshs snd IN home in order
% fy ihe effect a. travel and the advantages oi
mediraf aid He visited The narthern cilies du-
fh-z ffae summer. and rfuned 10 This place ap-
pafrnny improved i'm krafih: but his disease had
m, heen suhlued. ani is ravssrs continued un-
iii he finally sunk under Il.
Dr. shuIwick was native Of this county, hut
emigraied 10 Alalama sore years ago. AZ a
husband. father. and mas,rr. he illustrated every
domestic sirtir. As kind-hearied. attentive and
skilIfui physician. he was murh valued In the
community in wfGrfs he resided. A constant
consideration for The feelings Of Others snd mo-
des,y ever defening 10 the opinions Of others. as
rare as il Is lovely, added charm to his social
character never to he forgotten by his friends.
lie bore a long and very distressing sickness with
grcat patience and senIleness. and with studied
care to avoid giving uncasincss Or trouble 10 the
friends around him.
Dr. 8. leascE an afIeciionaie wife and Ten chill
drcn 10 mourn an irreparabIe loss. But he has
len thrrn consoIins hope. lie was consistent
memi~r Of the Presbyterian church ana devol-
c christian. and died in The full lIiumphs Of faith.
The christian graees which heightened the love-
fness Of his character. narumiIy mild and gentle.
made him tlie beloved object Of Tngr circle Of
relatives and fiicmls. May He. who has promis-
ed TO he +" husband to the willow and father
10 frse hfxrfeSs." sustain ise afflicted iamily in
tleir sore bereavement.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
From the Columbia (Pa.) Spy.
PENNSYLVANIA OUTRAGE.

One of The most dreadful occurrences
We have ever been called upon to re-
cord, took place near Christiana, in
this county, on Thursday morning the
Ilth inst. Mr.. Edward Gorsuch, re-
spectacle citizen of Baltimore county,
Md, accompanied by his son, three
nephews, a deputy marshal and others,
repaired to Penningtonville, Chester
county, to arrest two fugitive slaves
named Pinckney and Parker, (of which
MIR. G. was the owner,) who were liv-
ing near Christiana. Early on Thurs
day morning they proceeded to the
house where the slaves resided, and at
tempted to arrest them-the marshal
in the presence of a white man living
in the neighborhood, having first read
authority to do so.
The slaves were advised to surren
der, but refused; and, whilst the own.
er and his party were attempting t.
secure them. about one hundred negroe.
gathered, who at once commenced al
attack on the whites-iucited, it is be
liesed, By the white persea in whose
presence the Marshal read his authori
ty to arrest the slaves. In the melee
which ensued, Mr.. G. was knocked
down with a club, and whilst in the &C
of falling was shot by one Of the slaves
the load entering the right lung ant
proving fatal almost instantaneously
Ills dead body was afterwards robbet
of about s4O0 in money and golf
wa ch. The son, ON witnessing the fat
of his father. discharged a pistol at on
of the party, which it is supposed strucl
him in the arm or the postcrss. Th
negroes afterwards attacked him, am
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
From the Dan,iIle Reeisfer.

Diej, Of congestivc fever, on the morning Of
the sih instant. AT fhe residence Of Mr. Robert
Brodnsx. in Rockingham county. N. c., Mrs.
SrsaS Mamr BRoDSax, daughter Of Chsf Jus
ticc RufIin. and wife Of Mr. John w. Brodnax.
Tul, in the midst Of life we are in DEATH"
Mrs. ID. had left her earthly home. to attend upon
sick relative, and she. after four days sickness,
is called TO her Heavenly Home. But she was
Christian indee,. and lived as the truly christian
pilgrim lives, ready. at any moment. for her de-
parture. The loved one Of her acquaiuiances, with
unusual prospects Of worldly comfort. young aud
not three years wife-the grief felt at our loss
IN her h deep. Her sun has gone down al
noon." When told by her physician, that the
hour Of her departure was at hand, she received
the unexpected notice with perfect composure
rhrre no Gear in dea,h, Cor ,hors was nc
sting. Her distressed relatives gathered around
her dying bed. and were earnestly cnreatcd 10
train her two infant children in the way Of bo.
illness; and themselves, cxhoried to believe in the
Lord Jesus that they might he saved. Then Iiav.
Ing finished her course, she calmly slept The sleep
Of death. May our life and our death be as bright
and as peaceful as hers; and our portion the rest
that remains for the people Of God. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

political charges. Prince de Jo'uyiIts
i officially announced ~ 4 candidate
tor the Presidency. The French squa.
drum has been ordered % the coast %
Ltaiy-the shairs at Naples and along
the peninsula requiring the movement.
The aspect of Affairs ibrough0nt ftaIy
1 rery threatening. The decree ef the
Emperor of Austria announcing his de-
terminarsua TO govern absolutely, has
created great excitement throughout
Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

The William and John has arrived
from Havana, with dates 10 the 9th
instant. The tsptsir reports that on
the day he sailed a Spanish transport
left Tor Spain with one hundred and six
ty American prisoners.
Adifiisslty had ocursed at Key West
in consequence Of the arrival of a Span.
ish Government vessel. The citizens
attempted to seize and burn her. but
she escaped. A mob fhen broke up all
the Spanish stores in the place.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
LATE FROM HAVANA.

The Americun Prisoners sent 10 Spain-Eiot
and Destruction Of Spanish Property al Key
West.
Savannah, Sept Is.
The William and John has arm, ell with
Havana dates 10 The Sih. The Captain re-
ports lIa, ON the day he sailed. Spanish
transport leii for Spain with 100 Amcri-
can prisoners. A difficulty had occn:red
al Key West in consequence Of The arri-
val Of Spanish Government vessel. The
clizens attempted 10 seize and burn her.
bn, she escaped. The mob then attacked
and broke up all the Spanish shops in The
place.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

A NovEi. MobE or ACQUIRING Pro-
PERTr "A man in Paris having ANTS.
ed company BY swallowing several
fiints, boasted that he could swallow a
watch. A tradesman present, doubling
the Fact, handed the man watch which
he Immediately swallowed. The trades
msfi desired that his watch might be re-
turned, but the Than declared that he
had swallowed it and was Unable to
give it up. The commissary of police.
on being appealed to, said the man was
entitled to the watch.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

We harn from the Captain. of The
srhooffrf Grey Etgle. lha, the llayiirn
and Dominican Gcvernmen,s were max
ing preparations fnr war. The Hayden
IlreI had got AS laI as Cape lIayli when
he sailed.
A severe hurricane visited Port AZ.
Platte on the lgih Of August, destroying
eighteen or twenty houses. The tide
wa. 20 feel higher than rsnal. Murh SUI
gar was destroyed. and AL the canes in tho
fields were pros,ra,ed. Houses al AFRICA
ho we're swept of, and fre British vcs-
sells wrecked.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
STATE OF TH-CAROLINA,

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ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1851.
Richard NJ Jones, Admr.l
Of John Check, decd.
VS.. Petition to sell Land.
Cornelia j. Check, and
Others.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
Il that James A. Cheek. Mehane Cheek and
Willis Cheek, three of the defendants in this
case, are non-rcsidents Of this Siaie II is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder for six weeks successfully, no.
tifying the said defendants to appear at the next
term Of this Court, TO be held for the county of
Orange, at the court house in Hillsborough, ON
the fourth Monday Of November next, then and
there to plead, answer or demur, or this petition
will be taken pro confesso as TO them, and decree
OF the Court made accordingly.
Witness. Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at office, the 4th Monday Of August. A. d. 1881.
]. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Sept Is. Price Adv. s4:75.) 02-6v
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

I ~ rI,uidis. ~ fee gih. af de ei,liss
Sandwirh egaap, an ,arh lenns a. s.an.
ifrss msy illem.rlves lmpse. The VI.
Inds 81 h friufn simply D. rereirr ihe
rights aH.f Pfnisriissa aernrdrd NJ Aa.eri-
an riiiz-n<. 'fhe SO q Ibs grnap is
$500 sqnsre nslirs. rzTkshse IL supporting
'rn-fsld is pnr<s1a p..f-azlinn. lso. .nu0.l
tine millian dalfas wash ~ American
'Hsrrhandisr j. anssrslly f.nsnmrds Iis
imriirzn permaneai psrss,nr'n Is mt far
ifam l.oilo. possessing safnxte sugar AMI
rnifre l.lani=iisn~. in sIisffs and olhrr
permanent impDsrmeni large Sums have
hern expendrd. The aszlins American
populations iaurlling n Ihsse kkrr<is aann-
ally j. nni far isasa $4,000 sramen and
yaysgrrs. fmm some foar hundred vrs>ei..
H.ssiiagfoa Uaipa.
One false method Of appealing to the
passions a Dshr yoafh has 6eea foliken
their case to the case Of Lafayette. De
kalb. and nthers in our own revolution.
and our gallant people going ahrurxl on
hyncr occasions to aid struggling ms
tians 90 maintain their liberties. But
there is not ore shadow Of similitude
between the eases. IN esery iasisase
a tlnf kiInf fre pesple themselves had.
bT s,fccessfui revolution. overthrown
the legitimate Government. and had
established government dc facto, asd
the only existing Government. in their
countries, when patriots en-
listed in the cause 10 aid fiiem IN urxin-
tanning their nationality and liberty.
They never went to excite a people to
rise against their Governpesf 1psn fhe
that iff,ey Gere encouraged
BY the presence Of an armed force they
would revins That is forlnrn hope
none Of them ever engaged m. The
people every where like foo much to be
the architects of their own revolutions
to suffrr strangers. passivcly to make
them for them. This is the difference,
and the difference makes tie error
Missouri Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24
EqnitY saIc.

~ slsiae 81 arrFee u he cens - Egulsy
= ia oIsnse couHiy. made a. eFftr1lef
tfili' te9l, ] shaA GllsT g. ssis. e. Ile rlfm-
-. - Iuesisy he sia dly a. Oct1lsT Hr1f
~ hsal E.lais helongms q Ne hrias a ihe Isls
hankin Neker. coaiaining sborf SIS arIss. b.
ins nPaa ne rsirn q Lhile Rf~er. sdsniai..<
The isnds of John ni'krr<,a. win - Mckee.
and oshen- Sal Real E-s.lr kins fs.e doxsr
lssd of LYDIA urkee. nos drrssd
eIssaii q i~eiw ronshs viii l~ given, he
purchaser giving hond ssS ssrnriiy ana tie L.
sie all be res<rea rnfst tie Iu1siz-r n,oney Is
Pait.
q. y. LONG. c. .&x.r.
September 10. ol-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

EBDREE q. JDNI9. 4 Cd,
Hhulrsals and RflaiI pruesi,;1

A Re nsN rreisins hy schIs Jamestown and
- Ann. fom New foIk. and the Steamboat
i.iae ficm Philadsiphis. fhsiF supplies of Medi-
eines, Paints. Oils. Pehumery. Instruments, &C.,
far The fail Trade. The slork has been purthss-
ed by them Ia persan on ihe besl ierns, and in
eiuies ehols assortment 81 al asTisles belone-
ing 20 their apartment al business.
BY is< ship Ahhoit Lord" from Liverpool,
they hssrr JUS receisrd supply Of pure EsgIsh
Mdieiafs. Extracts. dc. 20 which they invite
ssss sssersiou % phs sirians. Dealers. and Others
Country merchants viii he supPlied 1iih pure
articles on their usual liberal terms. the goods
carefully parked and promptly forwarded.
Petersburg. Sept 2. 1881. o0-3w