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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-02
Sale Of Town Lots
i'm fillsbOrOUgh.

10y order Of The Board Of Commissioners, the
- Lots recently surveyed and laid off in the
South Western portion Of the Town Of HILLSIDE.
rough, will be offered for sale TO the highest bidder
on the premises, on crcdi, Of one and two years,
On Tuesday The 10th Of October next.
Said Lots lie convenient to the DEPOT Of the
North Carolina Rail Road, and are all on streets
leading TO the Dept. Four Of the Lots contain
seveniecn-twentieihs Of an acre each, and besides
being convenient 10 the Depot, also face on King
Sheet, which leads due west from the Court
House. Eight other Lots lying south ofthese, and
still nearer to the Depot, contain seven-eighths
Of an acre each. These lots are all in an ele-
waited portion Of the Town, and are surrounded
by beautiful scenery.
In addition to the above, several Town Lots
lying in the Northwestern part OF the Town
north Of Queen Street and west of Wake Street
containing one acre each, will be Offered for sale
at the same time and place, on credit Of one
and two years.
Bond with two securities, TO be approved Of ty
the commissioners, will be required Of the pur.
chaser. E. A. HEARTH, 4. Clerk.
July 3, 1854. 43-3m
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. July 20.
ToBBaeco-Lugs 81 GOA 81 so; Leaf,
common to good. 81 al sill so; good
to fine, sll so a SIS.
CoTroN.-Sales at 81 lOc..
WuEAT.-Sales at lis a 1850.
CoRS.--Small sales at SOC.
FLouR.-Superiine 80 a 30 80.
BAcoN.--va. hog rounds 81. Sides
"a a7s c.; Shoulders 81 &c.
GuANo. = Peruvian S55.; Mexican
s55. Super Phosphate Of Lime s45.
Fayetteville, July 20.
Candles-Fayettevile Factory l8c.
a. 20. Adamantine so "a S5c.
Cotton--8a a &c.
Flour-Cross 81 rs; fine g.; super.
fine %.
Feathers As a. 47c.
Corn-l 40 a. 1 80.
Molasses-Cuba 25 % 26; n. Or
leans S7a 40.
Whiskey As a. 4sc.
Norfolk, July 90.
FLorR.--Superfine 81 %, Extra 9a
Family IOa.
CorrEE-Laguayra IL a laa I; Rio
10 III.
SucAR-Brown S a. 81.
MoLAssEs-Wcst India a 25; n.
Orleans % a SO.
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From the Norfolk Daily News.
Flour Inspection Laws.

We comply with pleasure with the
request which has been made to us to
publish the following extracts from the
Hour inspection laws ofour State. They
will be of interest to many Of our rea-
ders:
CHAPTER SS-Sec. Z. Revised Code.
All wheat flour shall be well bolted
and merchantablc, of due fineness and
without mixture of coarse flour, or any
other grain than wheat.
Sec. 8. All barrels containing flour
offered for inspection, shall be made OF
good seasonable timber, either split or
sawed, with ten hoops well nailed with
four nails in each chine hoop and three
nails in each bilge hoop. The stave
shall be twentyseven inches long, and
the head seventeen inches and half in
diameter. In half barrels the slaves
shall be tweaty>three inches long and
the head twelve and half inches in
diameter.
SEC. 9. Each barrel of flour shall
contain l96 pounds of flour, and each
half barrel 98 pounds--and in case of
deficient quantity, any person offering
such flour for inspection shall forfeit 8
cents for each pound Of such deficien-
cy not exceeding three, and II cents
for each pound over three.
SEC. II. Every barrel Of flour pack
ed or filled in this State, and offered
for inspection, shall have the weight
and tare thereof marked thereon, by the
manufactures, packer or filler thereof.
SEC. l8. Every manufacturer of flour
shall keep a mark, by which his own
mandatory may be distinguished,
with which he shall brand or mark dis
tictly each barrel Of -four before the
same is removed from the place where
manufactured.
SEC. 10. For every barrel of flour
offered for inspection, or removed from
the mandatory contrary TO either OF
the two preceding sections, (viz, II
and 49, the person offering the same
for inspection or the manufacturer,
shall forfeit fifty cents and il any per-
son shall willfully put a false tare on
any such barrel, shall forfeit one dollar
on every such barrel.
SEC. Ii any penalty imposed by the
section quoted shall be recovered OF
lany person other than the manufacturer
or packer of the artile for any default OF
said manufactury Or packer, such per.
son may recover the amount paid BY
him from such manufactures OF packer
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TRIRuTE or REspECT.

Al regular meeting of Mountain Spring Di-
vision. Sons u Temperance, No. 20, held in their
hall in Hillshorough. July 10th, 1854, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Though we should, under oil circumstances,
submit checrflLly to the dispcnsaiions Of an ALL
wise ProviJeaoe, yet we are panied with the most
intense sorrow 10 learn that our much esteemed
brother ELisn. q. GRAy is removed. He died
at the residence of Mr.. Miles Dobbin, near New
Institute, Irede county, N. e., after an illness Of
several weeks, in the 10th year Of his age.
III oil his dealings with his fellow men, he was
moral, just, and upright nm He was faith
ful and beloved member Of Mountain Spring Di.
vision, Sons of Temperance, No. 2s, for more
than five years, during which time he was called
to fill all the important offices in the Division,
the duties Of which he discharged with great cree
dit 10 himself and to the Division. His motto
was, truly, that Of our order, Lore, Purity, and
Fidelity. Therefore, in testimony Of our esteem
and regard for our beloved brother,
Resoired, That we deeply sympathize with the
relatives and friends Of the deceased in their sad
bereavement, and that we wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Rcsoired, That copy Of this preamble and re-
solutions be sent TO the relatives Of the deceased,
and copy to the Spirit Of the Age, and the Hills
borough Recorder, for publication.
JOHN Il. HOLLOWAY, r. s.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New ork. July ~.
| The ROYAL mail steamer Africa ar.
rived this morning at 10 o'clock, with
three days later intelligence from all
parts OF Europe. Her dates from Lii
verpool are TO July Is.
The commercial advices by this ar
rival are important. Both cotton and
breadstuffis have declined.
Ii is stated that Austria has summon
ed Russia to evacute the Principalitics
within a month, and will occupy Wal
lachia waiting for an answer.
The Turks had captured the Isle Of
Ramadan, after battle Of twelve
hours. During the battle the Russians
set fire to several vessels.
AT the latest advices from Omcr
Pasha's camp. eighteen thousand An
glo.Frencl troops had joined 0mer
Pasha at Rutschuk.
The number of Turks that crossed
the Danube on the 9Th, were forty thou
sand. They were obstinatcly opposed
by the Russians, but the latter were en-.
tirely defeated with loss Of nine
hundred killed and wounded.
Accounts from Pennsylvania state
that the Austrians and Russians were
concentrating their forces on their re-
spective frontiers. and that four hun.
dred and fifty carts laden with wound
cd Russians had arrived at Jassey.
Converts on the frontier Of Poland
were being lespoiled BY the Russians.
A letter from st. Petcrsburgh gives
gloomy pictures Of the situation OF the
working classes.
A pitched battle between the Anglo
French forces and Russians, at Ruts-
chuk, was daily anticipated.
1t is stated that the cholera was very
fatal to the Baltic fleet.
Cholera continues to an alarming
extent at st. Petersburgh and Cron.
stadt. On the LIST Of July there we're
five hundred and eighty cases in the
former city.
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LATE FROM EUROPE

The STEAMER Pacific arrived at New
York ON the 25th. bringing dates from
Liverpool 10 the i2th instant. Cotton
was firm and active at previous rates.
Flour had declined Oil. 10 ls., aud wheat
4d. to 6d. The following is the Trle.
graphic report Of the remainder Of the
news:
The feet has been temporarily with
drawn from Cronsfadf, an account Ui
the prevalence Of cholera at that place.
Prussia has sent a special envoy 90
Austria urging Austria ta refrain from
further steps with France and Eng
land. but rather TO join Prussia in new
negotiations for peace.
Distrust again existed respecting
the intentions Of Austria. she having
at Prussia's instance eounterinanded
her advance army into Wallachia. The
Russians are therefore not in a hurry
TO eyacuafe Wallachia. On the con-
trary, the Cars letter To Prussia SAYS
that under any circumstances he in-
sists ON retaining the llneoi the Seretsl
for strategic reasons.
The Russians still occupy the Dan.
lbe bank from the Alala downwards
, The French and English continue "a
concentrate between varna and Schum.
Ia /; 81. 900 men are now there.
A flotilla Of French and English boats
had destroyed the Russian works al
Sulina, near the mouth Of the Danube,
after short resistance.
The cholera was raging with great
violence in all the principal Russian
cities. AT 81. Petersburgh on the ii
Of July there were four hundred cases
and large number of deaths.
The details of the Spanish insuIrec.
tion are conflicting. but il is certain
the insurgents maintain themselves
although the country dues not rise ia
their favor. The rebels were retreat.
ing towards Andalusia. and at the la
test dates the capital was tranquil.
The London Herald reports the ar
rival at Madrid Of an authorized agenl
Of the United States empowered Il
purchase Cuba.
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CrHEsRr's fSyIsoRATIss ceRDIAL.-The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract Cor the
removal and cure Of physical prosiraiion, genital
debility. nervous affections, &c. &C.. are fully
described IN another column OF this paper, 10
which the reader Is referred. So per bottle. 3
bottles for IS, six bottles Cor s., SIG per dozen
Observe marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by 5. Z. Cohen. No. 3 Flank
lin Row, Vine Strec., below Eighth. philadel-
phia, Pa, ra WHOM ATT ORDERS MUST BE An
DHEssrD. For Sale by all respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country: Whole
sale by p. NJ. COHEN & Co., Charleston. s.
g.; PEEL. & STEVENS. Alexandra, Va;
MACPHERSON q MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md. s3miy-
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$40 Reward.

n 0S1', on Friday evening the l4,h instant
- between DIR. d. l.. Durham's and HILLSIDE.
rough, Morocco Pocket Book, with steel fas
tcning, and tied with pale red tape string. I
contained between sixiy-five and seveniy-iv,
dollars in cash, and several notes Of hsuJ ant
receipts. One Of the notes was upon Mr.. 4. ID
M'Nair for $40; and the others are NJ. just nov
rccollcctcd. All persons arc forcwaned not q
trade Tor any Of the notes, and the makers mo-
TO pay them to any person but myself.
The above reward Of ten dollars will he given
to any one who will deliver the Pocket Book
with lis contents to the subscriber.
WIN. III. CAMPBELL.
July liz, 1854. 45-iwI
DR.. Charles ]. Fox, John A. Young, James
w. Osborne, Essrs., Committee.
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Singular DEarH.-yesterday morn.
ing. as the Lightning Train was pass
Ing the Gag station at Aliens Greek. a
stick Of wood frll from the tender up>
on one Of The wheels. BY which il was
projected with the velocity Of a rife
ball, in the direction Of the house Of
the flag man. who was standing in his
door. The stick about four inches
square. struck the man square in the
head, passing nearly through it. and OF
course killing him instantaneously.
The deceased's name was Farrenberg,
and leaves wife and three or four chill
dren. RccEesfer Amgiean.
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SAN JUAN BoMBARDED AND BURNT.

SAN JUAN BOMBARDED AND BURNT.
We learn through the Telegraph
that the steamer Prometheus arrived at
New York last evening. from San Juan,
with the following news:
The sloop-of-war Cyane arrived at
San Juan on the 18th instant to demand
a full and satisfactory apology for the
alleged insult to Mr.. Borland. The
authorities and inhabitants refused to
make the slightest apology, and Capt.
Hollins, on the 10th, issued procla.
nation to the authorities and residents
stating that unless an apology was made
by nine o'clock in the morning of the
18th he should proceed to lombard the
town. No apology came.
Capt. Hollins, in the mean time.
took possession Of the Transit Com.
pany's steamers and sent them to the
town, offering protection to all who
chose to accept it, and precisely at the
time designated cannonading was com
menced and continued with brief in.
| PERMISSION till three o'clock in the at,
ternoon.
No disposition being manifested on
the part of the inhabitants to come t.
terms, at 4 o'clock z. NJ. party was
landed from the Cyane, commanded BY
4 Lieutenant, aud burnt the town
Nothing remains but one or .tMt
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CAPTrRED AT LAsr.-ln 1851, ne
published an account of the whaleship
Ann Alexander. Captain DE BIois. of
this port. being attacked and stove By
a sperm whale. The whale was COM
ing at the rate Uf IS miles an hour. and
the ship going about 5. at the time Of
the collision. The whale came with
full force against the ships bows and
stove in several feet square. almost
instantly sinking the vessel. and hard>
~ giving those on board an oppnrtuni-
~ TO escape. The Honolulu Friend
of May 6. states that about FIVE months
subsequent to the catastrophe, the
same whale was taken by the Rebecca
Sims. of this port. Two harpoons were
discovered in him marked Sam Alex
ander." The whales head was found
seriously injured, and contained pieces
OF the ships timbers. lie had last his
wildness and ferocity. being very much
diseased; but upon being taken yield.
ed seventy or eighty barrels Of oil.
Nslo bedford Standard.
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FEARFUL MoRrALrry.-The Danville
Register states that dysentery has been
prevailing to an alarming extent in the
neighborhood Of Leakssille, N. c.,
within the past week. In one family
three out Of five children died of il
In another, its rayagcs were more ia
tai still. sweeping OH some ten Of its
number in rapid succession. In Leaks.
Vile. few Sabbaths ago. the cloth for
o5 shrouds was sold in one day. In the
upper edge Of PittsylSania the countr,
has been scourged with this disease, Il
an extent but little inferior.
Saitm Press.
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Bargains! Bargains i!
iETR a sMV7S MAI2ItIEY,

ERASWWS WAALEY2
HAS just received and opened. at the New
II Store, Ten miles north of Hillsborough, and
three miles from Walnut Grove, valuable stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing every article usually kept in a coun-
try Store, which he is determined to sell at the
Lowest Prices for Cash or Trade. All who
wish to get bargains are requested to give him
call, as he il determined TO spare no efforts to
please.
or All kinds Of Country Trade. such as Raw
Hides, Homespun Cloth, Beeswax, Flax Seed.
Poultry Of all kinds, Rags, &C., will BE- taken IN
exchange for Goods.
Orsalge CO April go. 1854. sS-Sn
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Democratic Ticket for Orange. J.
FOR THE SENATE,
CADWALLADER JONES, Ia, Esq.
FOR THE COMMONS,
Capt. JOHN y. LYON,
WILLIAM NELSON, Esq.

Wsare authorized TO announce Mr.. HENRY
c. STR0WD as a candidate lor the Office Of
sheriff Of Orange county.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. RICH.
ARD NJ. JONES as candidate Cor reelection
70 the Office Of Sheriff of Orange county.
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THE DESTRUCTION or san IUAS.
The leading commercial paper in the
city 81 New York fine Josrnsl Of Com
nrrcel thus briefly expresses It's views
concerning the destruction uf San Ja-
an:
(" There are many besides ourselves
who will doubt The wisdom Of pre-
ceeding 20 such rxtremities as the BON
barimeat and burning of the village.
especially a considerable portion Of
the loss Of property will fall upon our
own citizens. Considered as naval
achievement. the act confrrs NO honor,
as the place was without Notifications.
We believe. and the entire population
not above four hundred snuls.
We understand that a considera.
Bile quantity Of goo,ls sent nut BY sumo
Of our merchants for houses in New
Grenada were left at San Juan for
safety while the rcvolutiun in New
Grenada should be in progress. They
are doubtless destroyed. together with
perhaps an equal amount OF English
and French property. Its destruction
by a Government vessel OF the United
States will Of course give rise TO re-
clamation."
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THR WARD CASE AeAIs.-The Louis.
vile Courier learns that on Saturday
last, after patient. full and thorough
investigation Of all the facts in the case,
|. &. Chenowitli, one Of the Hardin
county jurymen, was expelled from the
Baptist Church at Elizabelhlown. A,
mong other things il was conclusively
proved that before the trial he had re.
peatly expressed an opinion in regar,
to the matter, and We understood such
other evidence was elicitedas has made
it necessary to bring the matter I,
the notice OF the Grand. Jury.
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IRAN Important Meeting az ,he Or

r. An Important Meeting of the Or
anse County Agricultural so<ieiy all he heLi u
Inc Co1,i House in Hillst.orongh. on wEnsEs.
BAR q Inc next County colr. lthe 9Oih Of Au-
eusi.) Among other important business. the Pre-
miums 10 be swandcd a. the County Pair win he
decid~d an. and arrangements made for conduct
ing the Pair. Al this meeting The election Of
otiierrs Cur the SECOND gear win slso take place.
A full attendance q the members i earnestly re-
qaesied.
We hope that lhose ci,izens Of the county. no;
meniher Of The socieiy, who feel an iniesess
in the improvement Of all industrial pursuit
amongst Us. win come forward n this meeting
and give IN their names as mefnlers. al who
rxE-ci 10 exhibit any article al The Fair. will d
eaurse DO 50. Z. a. IIEARTT, see'y.
July 10. a.
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Wool Carding.

TINE subscriber has newly rebuilt his water
Il works, near Chapel Hill. 50 as To lie able
10 run his Machines with very little water; and
having new Cards Tor his Machines. they ne
now in order 20 do ihe best kind ef work He
anticipates no want Of wafer. and fears no com.
plant. where wool Is property prepared for the
Machine.
SAMUEL S. CLAYTON.
July ~. 45-3w
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A FRESH Supply of Bibles and Tes-
"A taments have just been received at the
Depository Of the Orange County Bible Society
the Drug Stere Of DR.. s. ID. Schoolfcld.
July 18th, 1854. a.
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Tai 'GALeIun LIonr.-prof. GRAFT
81 NeH foTk, Who has been experts
mentiag il the Calcium Light. for light
houses. says that difficulties which 10.
dneed Allan StevensoH, engineer 0f the
Northern Beard Of Enslish- Light
Houses. 70 pronoBnce the desired IN
tredactien Of the oxhydrosenlisht -im.
practicable in the present state Of our
knowledge" have been overcome By
Mr.. Grant. The lime paint which he
uses viii burn twenty four hours with
cat disintegrating. lie has fuII-siz>
ed apparatus at che observatory, near
the Crystal Palace. where he produces
a fash Of such intensity that the sha.
dow projected by il eleven miles dis
tant is equal TO that from the moon in
its first quarter. To make a light Of
this intensity costs not half the sum re-
quired for FIRST class Fresuel light.
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Obituary.

Died, in this place, on Monday the cath ull.,
RoDKRr, infant son of Mr.. Robert Faucet, aged
about ten months.
Died, in this county, on Friday the 2sth uli.,
Mr. Thomas P.:PAuL, aged so years. Me-. Paul
was good citizen, and highly esteemed by his
friends and acquaintance. He leaves seven chill.
tiren, who were some time since hcreaved of a
mothers care, now to mourn the loss Of a kind
father.
E Died, at the residence of Miles Dobbins, near
New Institute in Iredell county, on Thursday
the Goth Of July, after an illness Of four weeks,
Mr.. ELISHA G. Guar, formerly Of this county,
aged about 46 years. His remains were buried
at Tabor, Presbyterian Church near New In.
siitute, Ly the Sons Of Temperance, and their
solemn burial service was performed at his grave.
The letter announcing HE death states that eve
ry possible attention was paid to him by his ply
sicians and the kind family with whom he stay
ed.
i Died, in Guilford county, on the 4th ultimo,
child Of Mr.. James Gray, aged four years and six
months.
Also, on the 18th ult., Mrs. HANNAH GRAZ,
aged ~ years, mother Of Mr.. E. q. Gray, whose
death is announced above.
Also, in the same county, recently, Mr.. Tue.
MAS GnAr, aged about 81 years.
A letter from GuilforJ to friend in this place
announcing the above deaths, states that there
had been nine deaths IN the neighborhood within
the month preceding the 10th Of July. The dis.
ease seems 10 have been what is commonly known
as The fuy.
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DIR. Linton. formerly surgeon in the
United States Navy, shot two men al
Laredo. Texas, recently. He was sub
sequently seized by mob. aud hung
on gallows erected upon the public
plaza.
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MANTRn

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ADDE'S Cpass.ss Psial ID. p D.. Clever Gar
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ALAMANcE County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1854.

Asa g. Fonriie st al. v. Lsmuei Hhiiby & wife.
Petition for Sale Of Slaves.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
! that Lemuel Whilhy and wife, defendants in
this case. are no, inhabitants Of this State; Il is
ordered, that publication I've made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder Tor six weeks, notifying the said
defendants to be and appear at the next term Of
this Court, 10 be held Tor the county Of Alamance,
at the coari house in Graham, on the first Mon
day after the fourth Monday in August next, 70
plead, answer or demur 10 the petition, or the
same will be taken pro coafesso as 10 them, and
Judgment entered accordingly.
Witness, John Faucet, Clerk Of our Court, a
Office, In Graham, the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in May. 1854.
JOHN FAUCETr, c. c. c.
July 25. Price adv. $3.50. 45--sw
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HOE & CO.'S
Patent Gronnd saws.

THE Subscribers msnufsciureafom the bit
Cast Steel. CIRCULAR SAWS, from two
inches 10 eighty inches in diamsler. Their SAWS
arc hardened and tempered. aud are ground and
finished by machinery designed expressly for the
purpose; and are thrfeioFe much superior 10
lha~e ground in he usual manner, as they are
strengthened and siifiened by increasing rlem In
thickness regularly from the cutting edge 10 the
centre. consequently do not become heated or
bnrklec. and Tsoduee great saving in timber.
They also msnufaeture CAST STEEL MILL,
PIT and cR0ss-cUT SAWS. and BILLET
WEBS. u superior quality. al Of whirh they
have for sale. or they may be obtained 81 The
principal hardware merchants Throughout the
United STAKES and Canada.
X. HOE & CO.,
80 and 81 Gold-sireet, n. ".
OF Publishers Of Newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times. with this note,
and forward US paper coniainingth the same. will
be paid in printing materials BY purchasing four
times the amount Of their bill for The advertise
ment.
May &c. ;37--3w