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The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
NEW AND CHEAP
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. 7HE LARGEST and BEST Stock in this County.
= purchased upon the very best terms, few Of
which will call attention TO-
Best French Cloths Cassmeres yestings, and every
thing Tor Gents and Boys wear (; Shoes Clothing.
HAIS-Fine Mueskin, Cashmere, Washington.
Senate, liungafisn. American Planters, Nuua, smoke
Gable and other Sof and Straw Hats. -'S
BoNNETS-Chesp. Trimmed and Un,rimmed.
Satin. Silk, Straw, Lace and Braid Bonneis, coloured
aud White.
Misses and Ladies Equestrian aud other fats.
Black Black and White, White and coloured Roach
rs and Tabs.
Fine and Cheap Parasols.
Patent SelfAdjustibie Corsets snd Rubber Busks.
Richardson & Stewards Linens, Diapers, Dsmask
fahle Cloths, Napkins Sheeiings, &c.
Brilhanis and Percae Tor Sacks and Busters, with
White Braids, Cords and Tassels, Fringes, &c- for
Trimmings
India rwiIls, Dimiiy, English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
Berages, Muslin Robes, Stripes. &c.
Organdes, GiIghams, English Prints, Chsllies, &c.
! Table aud Piano Covers.
0sk and Rose painted characteristics.
Planshed Tin. Old Dominion Coffee Pots, Biggins,
Tea Pots, &c.
Wser Coolers, Patent Self.SeaIing Fruit Cans,
Coach and Floor Oil Cloths, EnaRelled Muslin and
Drills, Patent Leather.
School Books. Wall and Border Paper, Fire Screens.
Window Curtains.
Sole Leather. Calfskins. White and Pink Lnings
and Bindings. Corhineal Bootops, Pot Calf Morocco
and Goat skins, Brs;les Lasts Pegs, Bootweb. Avis.
&c, &c.
i.atf and Tanners Oil. kerosine Oil, Lamps. Wiess,
! md Ghmneys Fine Salad Oil. Essence and Extract
If Coffee White aud Brown Windsor api other Soaps.
Extracts Of Peach. Lemon. Vanilla and Cinnamon.
Old English Cheese. London Porter, Old Java and
l,asuyn Coffee. Roe Heuings. Raisns and Figs in
small bores and drums. Sugar House syrup. Fine
Black and Green Teas, White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
April l3. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

their consequent influence IN the United
Kingdom is subject of considerable alarm
IN certain circles. The committee Of the
National Club has issued an address to the
electors Of the United Kingdom. with view
Of influencing them in the selection of can
didates at the ensuing election. The advance
made in this country BY the Church of Rome
during the last thirty years is certainly very
great. Ia 1899 there were only thifty-fye
Roman Catholic churches and cbapels in Eng
land and Scotland. There are now nine
huodred and twenty-six and also eleven col.
ieges. In l84l there we're six hundred and
sisty.fve Roman Catholic priests in Eng.
land and Scotland. There are now twelve
hundred and seventeen. The female con.
vents are now one hundred and twelve. the
religious houses for men thirty four. There
we're only seventeen IN l84l OF both ,lescrip-
.tions. The number of Roman Catholic
schoos 10 England il now two hundred and
seventy two. that Of paid teachers eight hun.
dred and fifty. The State pays ea4 900
annually towards the support Of these schools,
Of which thirty-two were added last year.
The Church Of Rome now appoints paid
shaplains in the army and navy. with the
rank Of officers. There are nineteen of these
commissioned Romish ehaplans in the pay Of
The State, four "f whom have been gazetted
fer the army in England. two for the navy at
Sherness and Portsea. The Church Of Rome
has now in England hierarchy Of thirteen
b,shnps. with assumed territorial titles, head
ed BY Cardinal Archbishop.
Car. National LateAigfnca.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

QuIcK WoRK.--A few weeks since we
mentioned the murder Of mail-carrier in
Upper Canada. and the robbery Of the mail.
But few hours elapsed before the murder
ers were apprehended, and in day or two
afterward Moore and Over, two colored men,
we're tried for the murder, and found guilty,
and ordered for execution early in June.
John A. Armstrong. another colored man,
who made the confession. pleaded guilty.
and has been sentenced to be hung on the
7th of June. Emeline Sinclair. who testified
that the prisoners were at here house all the
night Of the murder. was tried on Monday
for perjury. found guilty. and sentenced to
ten years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
SHOCKING Cusros.-A recent communica

sHocxiso CusTos.-A recent communica-
ton to the Indian Office frnm the Superinten-
dent of Indian Affairs al San Francisco reports
strange but shocking custom that prevails
amang almost all the Inaisns nf California.
This is that Of hurying alive. When widow
dies and leaves Young children, the tribe to
which she belonged will bury the orphans
alive. The superintendent states that he
will use all his effsrts t. put an end to this
cruel practice. but it had been impossible 10
prevent il entirely as yet. even on the Gov
ernment reservations. Paisburg Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber Offers fcr sale The Planisticn m
which he now resides containing $40 sores, more
OF less. Il s situated near Riddle,on in Orange ccun.
". sdoining the lands Of Person Berry. Wilson Hof.
ner and others Il s good tobacco land well timber.
I'd with Pine and oak has on !, good dwelling houss,
tobacco house, ani III nscesasty out houses Ans per.
,on desfoas 10 purchase is requested 70 cell and
inc the ptsrniass. ALEX. II, HALL.
May ~. 1859. SILT
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

A large number of free persons Of color.
natives of Louisiana. have already lef, for
ilsyti. and they viii soon be followed by
others who have determined upon tmigrstlng
10 that island. This movement Of emigration
emanates fran President Jeifrard. who is de-
sirous of enlightening and rendering more
Ihe people over whom be rules.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

The 5ionifeur states, that Austrian vessels
in French ports. OF those entering in igno-
rance Of the war, are to have delay Of six
weeks, also. that the Emperor has decided
the Austrian subjects may continue TO reside
in France and French colonies. A. long as
their conduct furnishes no cause Of CON.
plant.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

DE.rH IN rHs PuLfr.--A solemn and i'm.
pressiye event occurred recently 10 the Bap-
tst Church, Yarmouth. Nova Scotia. After
the sermon, John Hilton arose and addressed
the congregation, !" Be We also ready. fsr in
.uch an hour as ye think not the Son ai man
cometh," when he sat down and instantly
fell from his seat-a corpse.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

shGhsStOttVteshs ~ u.
Under the care of the Misses Nash and Miss
kOll0ck.
THE First Session will commence on The 18th July
1853, and end on the 30ih November
The course Of instruction will be thorough cmiHac-
ing all tho branches usually taught in First Class
schools.
Tuition and Board, including Fuel. Lights Washing
&C., 800 per session, payable one-half in advance
The remainder al The end Of the Session. Day Schoars
will he received on tbs usual terms.
Music on Piano. $1,000
Melodean. 1000
Use Of Instrument for Practice, 500
Drawing, 1000
Pastel Painting, 2o,00
Grecian Painting, . ... ..~ lO,0C
French and Latin. each, lO.Ol
Circulars containing III necessary incarnation viii
he forwarded 90 application.
April 90. So
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
CARD.

nR.T. z. BEssELLIEU will practice Dentistry
- in this place during this spring and the coming
Summer. lie has taken an office a the Orange Ho-
tel and is prepared u all diseases Of The irrih
gums and alveu particular care taken IN filling teeth
when their exposed. and in extracting teeth
when slyeollr abcess hiss formed.
That important Of oil operations the i'P'inrni
Of ehildrens iceia when regular and saTraAL dei-
,i,ion should be prota.cd has been jlgealy studied
and shall ha carefully executed.
Ladies wishing their ies,k operated efa7 y tlr.r
residences. will 81 promptly attended 10 eY irfuiHr
me AZ my office.
Unless in attendance upon families ~ Their resItrn'
crs. will he al my oficr al any hour during the iay
Hillshorough, April 18th, 1859. sT-pd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

The friends Of an open Bible in the Board Of
Education have at last carried their point and
adopted resolution directing the commit-
tee on BY Laws to report law. which shall
make il obligatory that portion Of scripture,
without note or comment. shall be read in the
schools every marning. The Catholics have
fought this proposition for years. and will
now rrobably Withdraw their children from
the schools.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

The Daily NeWs looks for the 6rst batde'
to be fought at Novi. A large portion Of the
French army were unable to cross the Alps
on account Of the passage being blocked up
with snow. Those who had crossed suffered
terribly,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

c. MEYER respectfully informs bis iends and the
public generally that he has constantly on hand Pr
AMOS, equal to those for which he received the Prize
Medal in Lsnjon. in 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great care Ia.
ken in the selection and packing the same.
He has received, during the last fifteen years. more
medals than sny other maker, from The franklin In
siiiute-also, First Premiums in Boston, New York
and Baltimore.
wsreroOms. No. 77e ARCH Street. helow Eighth,
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

Of the citizens Of both countries against the
Government Of the other; and
Third-To stipulate the right Of way in
perpetuity across the lsthmus Of Tehuante.
pee for the United States for its citizens and
property. Is
II proposes that the negotiation shall com
prise the foregoing articles. and besides, in
combination with them. the two following
subjects, although separate and distinct,
namely:
LA postal treaty. similar TO that which
was signed by the Plenpotentiaries Of both
Governments on the 10th Of February, 1857,
which was not ratified; and
Q. A treaty Of reciprocity similar to that
signed at the same time, and which was not
ratified.
These being the objects of the proposed
negotiations. few remarks are required to
place your Excellency in possession OF the
general stipuiations which il ought to CON-
ptehend.
1t has been said that they ought to seek the
natural limits. in as far as the topography Of
the country permits the pointing out OF the
newiimit. Mountains aud rivers are natural
limits. In consequence, the dividing line
which is proposed is the following:
Commencing in the Gulf Of Mexica three
leagues from land, in front Of the outlet Of
the Rio Grande. as stipulated in the fifth
article Of the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo ;
thence. as the same article defines. through
this river upwards unto the point where il
traverses the parallel Of thirty degrees north
latitude thence due west into the intersec-
tion Of that parallel with the most eastern
tributary OF the Rio Chico, or Rio Heaqui.
(yaqui !; thence following the course Of this
river downwards to point due west OF the
mouth Of the same in the middle Of the Gulf
Of California. (Cnrtes y thence downward
through the said gulf into its mouth; thence
around the point nearest TO the south Of
Lower California, and ascending toward the
north along the length Of its western coast
alta distance Of three leagues from land uato
the western point Of thar which is now the
dividing line between Upper and Lower
California /; and all the islands in the Gulf Of
California. except those which are adjacent
TO the coast Of Mexico to the south Of the
river Chico or Yaqui, are declared to be the
property Of the United states.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
BRITISH POLICY IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

BRITISH POLICY IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Official journal Of yesterday lthe Con-
stiiution) eontsins the annexed frank aud
gratifying statement Of the honorable pro
eeedings Of Ensland 10 her Central American
negotiations;
/. We have gosd reason to believe that thu
article which we recent, Published from the
Morning Herald. relative TO the non.railfc.-
ton BY Great Britain of the 0usiey- -Zeledon
treaty of the 18Th oi January. expresses ex
setly Tie views of the British Government
aud that Sir William Gore 0useley has been
instructed 70 negotiate fresh treaty with
Nicaragua. in conformity With the under
standing which exists between Great Britain
snd the United States with regard TO their
common policy in Cynusl America.
We have been rraulied likewise 10 learn,
ss another proai of the loyalty eviaced by
Englsnd 10 her negotiations with this caun-
try, that her Government have positively re-
fused TO protect Nicarsgus against the con.
sequences nf the capture. by order oi the
auihonties of the latter country, OF the Ame-
rican steamers on Lake Nic.ragua, on the
ground that they consider The seizure Of the
basts eniifriy illegal. and not 70 be defended
under anv circumstance.
.Mr. Fslir Belly, too. has applied TO Great
Britain for her protection IN the prosecution
ofhis rsu.l schemes; bot his request has been
fatty refused. 1, has also been iniiinated 10
this adventures. gentleman that the only IN
trrra Great Brian has IN the construction
81 canal o. rosd across the N,caFagusn 18th
mus is that whlch she feels in cnmmon with
the other commercial nations IN the world
namely, a desire to have the free and unln.
isrrupIed right TO use the canal or road
whenever IL y made.
"These evidences of the good faith o.
Great Britain lully Justify the belief that she
10 sincerity disposed to carry out all her en-
gaermrnts with this country N regard TO Cen.
tfal American questions"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York. May Is.
The Weser and Borussia from Bremen
via Southampton, arrived here at ESQ this
evening.
The American clipper ship Pomona, which
was wrecked off Wexford. lost 396 lives.
Cotton slightly declined Breadstufiis and
Provisions had an advancing tendency.
A ROYAL proclamation had been Issued in
England offering alO bonRty tor seamen, IN
view &c recruiting 10000 men.
Gteai activity prevailed in the dotkyards
of England in the way OF preparation Tor
war.
In all probability there was sharp action
at the bridge Of Buh.lnra on Thursday, the
2Slh. II was reported that the Anstrians. At
ter considerable loss, took il at the point Of
the bas0net.
The Sardians retreated before the hustri-
ans near Lake Msggiore. The Anstrians
we're concentrating IN great numbers AT Pa.
cenza. II was reported that Mortara had
been taken.
The Anstrians had seized all the Sandman
vessels IN Lake Masgiore.
The prussian government has resolved TO
put an army in readiness TO march
yiEssA, Saiurdsy--Buol has forwarded
circular notes to foreign Governments. stating
diplomatic reasons fort he declaration Oi war
By the Austrian Emperor
A degree had beeu issues, for loan ol $50.
000. 900. At present IL Is impossible to con-
tract IL. The National Bank will advance
two. thirds Of the nominal value Of the loan IN
new notes.
SrATToARD, 2nd.--The government has put
forth project for calling out the Landwfhr,
for forced levy Of horses, and ior opening
war credit of z 900 900 iorins. In debate
sympathy was expressed for Austria.
Private letters fron Paris express the anti
cipatian that the new French loan will be Of.
fered IN q 8 per cent stock al 81. sbout , pei
cent lover than the lowest price fixed 10 Tie
Russian war loans.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times say'
that declaration oi war against Austria !,
expected TO appear in the Moniteur OF tbs
Sd.
The Austrian Ambassador had not gone.
The Vienna correspondent of The Time,
says that the Porte is preparing for war
Omar Paeha is on his way from Bagdad {,
Constantinople.
~. Johns IN. F.) May 20.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from Lis
erpnol on the lith instant, (being three day,
later than the Canada. arrived "H Cape Rac'
YESTERDAY. She was boarded BY the newsbua
Of the Associated Press, which has just arriv'
ed here.
There had been no battle IN Piedmont uI
10 the latest dates. The movements of III
Austrians we're involved il mystery, but III,
explanation which most obtained was tha
they were awaiting favorable weather and |
decline of the freshet in the Ticino aud IL
tributaries. This is the reason assigned b!
the Vienna bulletin.
| The Emperor Of France and Prince Napo
leon left Paris FOR Genoa on the 10th instant
The Empress Eugeuie has been Proclsime'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
Tnr crr. F,llluusrss..-The brig

THE Cupa FiLunusrERs.-The brig ARR
can. Can't. Hritton. which cleared from New
York on the 10Th Of March last for Port AZ
Prince. Hayti. had il appears On board some
thirty.hve fitlibusters, intended for the IN
yasien Of Cuba. They carried with :hem
two hundred and forty muskets and other
war munitions, aud attempted landing at
Nuevas Grsndis on the 7th ultimo; but
when they had placed a quantity Of their
powder on the boats they leak ed -some re.
ports say swamped-and the men had to re.
main on the brig. Capt. Britton then steer.
ed for Port al Prince. as we are informed
BY the telegraph from New Orleans. where
Ire HlIibsstcrs were put on shore, and re-
mained At last dates without money, food,
or employment. except as given them by the
charitable. The arms were seized by Gov.
eminent order and placed in the public stores,
and the Spanish Consul at Port.au.Prince
having notified Gen. Concha Of the facts, Z
war steamer was scnt from Havana IN order
20 demand their arrest. u was thought that
the ridiculous expedition would have very
injurious effect in exssperating the Govern.
inent at Madrid against the hllibuster sym.
palhiIers in Cuba.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

MARRIED.
In this place, on Thursday The 18th inst, BY Jas.
n. Craig. Esq. Mr.. THOMAS HOWARD to Miss
SARAH sHEELER, all Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

Tvs BglLy GaaSr RErUBisrsp.--Th isih-
mus correspondent of the New York Tunes
confirms previous repor, that the Congress
Of Nicaragua had refused 10 ratify the grant
of land made 10 VI. relly By President Mar.
timer and his Ministers, whereat the Pres.
iden,, Ministers, and Mr.. b. are 10 great
tribulation Itseems that the immense grant
Of land to NJ. Belly. conceded by Martinez
and his Ministers. was not exactly under
stood even by themselves. until the map,
which Mr. Belly had Published IN Europe 70
further his schemes. had been extensively
circulated In Nicaragua. when the Congress
became alarmed aud refused 10 ratify the
contract. But the correspondent thinks Il
doubtful u the money. aud threats Of Mr..
Belly do not accomplish the purpose, al.
though the people Of Nicaragua are strongly
opposed 10 The scheme.
-..s~-.-~@.--A-.--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
Taken ITp

A Nd Entered on lie stray Book Of orans. ccan.
~ ". on the 9O.h day Of April hsi, By William
Woods. living in the nt.shhoilsood of DGias "a
Depot, one mule alst bay with saddle marks On eseh
aide Of its ws,ihen. Of me,lirm site and ics ta
aud shaved vsiy much II harness supposs, . -
between ~ aud IS wears aI vs;scd d Silly Follsra
A. 4, kUREOCk. iisgff.
No lu. o. 9w.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
FOR SALE tr
FISHER & FOARD,
GR0CERS 6 COMM ISSIO N
MKEbiEANTSa


NEWBERN, N. G.
Q000 LBS. N. G. Bacon.
OOOO IS Lals N. Y. Mess Pork.
10 Tons Peruvian Guano.
Z" Phosphate Peruvian Guano,
/" California Guano,
100 Tbls No. Land Plaster.
100 Hydraulic Cement.
$50 Sacks G. A. Salt. ....
800 Bbls Alexandria Lime. .
1000 Flour Bags, -..sg
1000 Grain Bags,
rs Bills N. D. and Muscovs Melssses.
20 Half hbls. ". o. Molasses--very prime.
6s BbIs. Refined n. o. and W. /. Sugar,
65 Bags lava. Rio, Mar and lag. Coffee.
25 Bills Ocean Mess Shad
20 Ocean Mess Blue Fish.
40 N. &. Gross and Roc Herring.
No. Salmon and Msckerel 10 bbls bhln bbls
and bbls.
Sugar. sods. and 'Ba.,e Crackers, at Bakers prices
for cash.
May IS. Ss-.m.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
Y o TIC L .

" Office l. hereby given that some ninr ~ twelve
~ months since there lost by the sahscriler IN
HillshorOugh. n. e.. n certificate fof Two hundred
shares Of The capital stock IN the Manhattan campa.
nv" New York. issued in his name ss fmsIse. nc,
and that he has applied 10 said Company for dupii.
cate, o. renewal Of said certificate.
HENRY n. NASH, Trustee, &c.
MAY IS. VI -0w.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
ACAR d
Dissolution.

GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER or NORTH
CAROLINA.
gUyHg Regular Annual Conyaca lion 81 this Body viii
4 be n.ld ~ wilalnattn "a inn.ay tie st'h Day
of June neat suHprdinaic Chapers ars requested 10
he puncna II seniing their representatives and fe.
tuna, blanks f5f which were sent ny NAL last week.
TIIOS. D. CARR, Ord. Sec'y.
Mas IL gD-lm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

BACON AND LARD FOR SALE.
4 HAVE large lot Of 6rs quality Family Cured
bacon for sale. Among the lot there Is the best
and incest sugar Cured Hams Persons wanting Ba.
con either for family use or laborng hands would do
well to apply.
Also. an extra lot of White Wheat Flour
II. l.. OWEN.
MAY "a. as-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

,I,liE Hlshcrough Savings Institution will 30 open
L every jay from three 10 four O'Clock.
Interest upon deposits will be SLOWED II The rate Of
thrre pea cent. per upon al teHaning fof
sixty iays and under four months; fur per crut prT
annum Il over four and under 80 mouths and iisr per
rent. per annum Il etsf sx months.
Discount dty Friday 81 zach week Notes 70 30
a!Ietei on TharsJsy Deposits received every dsy.
THOMAS WEBB, Cashier.
Mat4 sg-5w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

~ BARRELS ~. Herring. iu.t % band and
~ co. sale hy ALIEN. PLEASANTS.
n.y ~ pn--3w.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25

Rosls carxorrcns w Gsrlr Bsnlrs.--
The rapid increase of Roman Catholics and
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
Light !! Light |

,.suE kfst and only barrel Of refined Ksrcsine OIL
] received at the Hiisborouyh Depo,. we 5fief sof
ale Try III LArlMER & BROWN.
MAY III. 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-05-25
THE WORLD,s GREAT EXHIBIT

! TION PRIZE MEDAL, awarded to q. Meyer,
| for his two PIANOS. Lnndnn. Octnher Is. 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-30
DICK CHEATHAM !

TXTTLL stand the ensuing season ut q
wv Edgefeld Court House, on Mon ~
lays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and at llI1
Harmon Gallnun's the remainder of the week, nj
thirty dollars the season. with the privilege of send
ing any other season until q mare proves in foal.
DICK CuEATHAM is II beautiful black colt,
four years old in May next, full fifteen hands three
inches high, and weighs about eleven hundred and
fifty pounds. He was good race horse. He was
sired by Imported Albion, his dam was by I'M
ported Leyiathan, grand dam by Pacolet, great
grand dam by Top Gallant great, great grand dam
BY Lamplighter, &c.
The Albions have.run 20 races this winter and
won 1G, beating the cracks Of Kentucky at Mem
phis Tennessee; the cracks of Virgins at Charles.
ton, s. c., and tho crncks Of Alabama ut Mont
gomery, Mobile and Columbus.
THOMAS G. BACON.
january 10, 1859 If 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-03-30
BRANDS OF LIQUORS,
A CARD.

TIE subscriber takes this motbod Of returning
Il his thanks to his friends for their liberal sup.
port during the past year. and respectfully informs
thcm and the public generally, that he still con.
tinues his FAMILY GROCERY, and will al.
ways keep Oh hand COMPLETE STOCK q
everything in tho Grocery line to which he invites
the attention of the trading public. His terms arc
reasonable, as he is convinced that ga nimbl'
Pennyi. better than a sloD Shilling"
Also on hand, large stock of 3 0OTS AND
SHOES, for sale cheap.
THOMAS KERNAGHAN.
Hamburg, s. c., Jan. 5, 1859. 1y So