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Coal

.VHE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
kand, st Wholesale and Retail, from their own
H1hti0S bsyfLLE COAL, for Gas, stesm, Smith.
lng and Domestic use
aAMM0NDsvlLLECO COKE MOL, for MsnuhcturI
EAME0FbsvILL COKE No, 3 for Domestic
EAEH0NDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, we'll ground.
HAMM0NBsvILLE FTRE BRICK, comn on pat
tern and wedge, side wedse, circle or asoh and
4AMMbNDsVILLE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
IAMis6NDsViLLE FIRE CLAY TILE, of every
7AHll0gDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
Ehs cT TILE, every pattern.
0fDSFILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER va
aAalif0N N6syIELE VITRIFIRD WATBR PI-E
brsoine siHgle and double branch scFev, bends,
HAMMOEDSYILLE COAL OIL,
FOR lubrieatins and burning st EheIessle 92Rly)
g,usr.l Agent. once on G. & ?. Per, Cleveland
NOKEl COKEIl COKEl!l--
~ O. WALLACE A SON ARE NOW MANI
kAyIQRINe Coke nom the pure HAMMONDS-
VILE strip Vein COAL which is superior
lal-l7lell4ll NON numerous manufacturers who
PqS wing t. aud who speak Of its character in the
4l5o scy0H5!s9nt supply Of HammOndsvine strip
VEN sMlTHlEG COALi and also for Domestic
Bsi1g located imnediatsly on the line ofths Clsvs
ape q fitts9urgh heilread, We can ship with dis
astch e any P9st Of The Stste Orders solicited. 7
=. a. WALLACE a SON. . .
hammgndsvile' ils5 Jefferson County, Ohlo.
HuBsEr, Fittsb 9. ). g. HussEY Gro sIEoLArR
HUSSEYS COMPANY
fNOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
y SALE AND RETAlL Dealers IN Pittsburgh,
sallneFille and Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL,
1r smithinR. Once on ths east side Of the Clsys-
and fiftfburrl y. B. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohm.
alalnllssl viii faosiv@ bromuf attention, decl7
Gpal @il and camps.
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seps4R2S:1y
~ Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at VI. P. Fogg's CrOckery
Store.
ELECTRIC BATHS -soMETHINe EEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis, scrOfula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostrstion, &C., and diseases
peculiar TO females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
om.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vata in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mn,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. Il. KIDNEY.
jsn1sR1e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

o.c.C-cary's Cough Cure. deo2sal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

Terms $ . i:;; sa: isg: issi9:; s;E ..
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NILLIAM 2. FOGG.

-Housekeepers, and those about going to house
keeping, invited TO cal and examine our stock.
which we Ahall taka pleasure In showing, even II
theT do not wish 10 purchase
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
NEW ADVRRTISRlIRNTs.

HP For TeleErRphIc, Market and Marine
Newa see Fourth PaEss tI1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09


WHITE STONE CHINA-FN-
w TfREET Of James Edwards manufacture (;
we'll knsWn TO be the BEST and FINEST WARE
made at the English POtteries. warranted not tn
crack nor turn yellow from hot wRterin sets and by
the separate piece quite low any inferior Qual
~ can be bought elsewhere.
GOLD BAND CHINA-OF THE
me gliding Sssrral tss direct from Fran e.
worth $500 Dining-Sets for 5000 worth s55,tA -
AnT pieces wanted can be had ssperste from sets.
OILVER PLATED W E.
~ Double Plate looks we'll a. Silver, at ons-ffth
the cost and will last TEN YEAR5 at least, In con-
ant use, d can hen be re- plated, II desired. Our
stock Of these goods comprises
CASTERS, FORKS and SPOONS,
BUTTER DISHES, NUT PlGhS,
TIA SETS SYRUP CUPS,
&C., &ea &c, &C,
GAS FIXTURES.-0UR PRESENT
stock comprises the Largest and most com
piste assortment OF Gas chandeliers and Pendants,
from one 10 ten Lights each Brackets, Drop Lights,
Glass, Paper, Tin aud Transparent Mtca Shades
Tapers and Gas Lighters, sc -
Bs5'A All ord rs for GAS FITTING g. d REPAIRS,
alterations Of Gas Pipes promptly attended to at
the lowest rates. .- ..-
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hands Of the people, IL only the councils Of
deliberate yalor shall prevail in the Border
Slayeholding States over the impulses Of an
impetuous because a hot and resentfuI cour-
age.
For ourselves. we have to express the
hope and beliefthat, until the meeting OF Con-
gress, The President will employ the military
force of the Government for purely defensive
purposes. guarding all points threatened with
attack, and awaiting. in the mean time, the
counsel and cooperation Of the Peoples Rep
resentatives before proceeding to Interior
measures, and upon those Representatives
when they are assembled, we shall. without
questioning the legal rights Of the Govern
ment, urge the impohcy Of advising and con-
senting to the recapture Of forts and public
property which we do not want in States Out
Of the Union, and which certainly cannot be
permanently regained to the Union by mill
tary force"
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HoiIolciy's Pills anil 0iatmeni.-Doubi at an end
= Consumption. = Can Consumption he cured, is
question that has long agiiated the medical world-the
answer is Of vital Importance to the community at large.
The cases Of prevention resulting from the
timely Of Hnoway's Pills aud Ointment together
with the actual cures Of MANY in an advanced stage.
would seem 10 indicate positive reply 10 the above
query isa well known fact that the Ointment will
arrest inf mmaon 10 is most rapid progresses that
il well rubbed Into The chest and hack il will penetrate
to the very lungs and prevent the spreading Of the lis
while the Pills, BY their anii-seplic action will
restore the organs 10 sound and hea thy conditions
DELAYS are dsngerous-a dry tickling cough is the frs,
symptom Of the disease.
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Sympathy IN Noya Scotia.

Halifax, April 10.
Intelligence of the bombardment Of Fort
Sumter reached this city this forenoon. The
Legislature. amidst intense emotion, passed
the following resolution unanimously:
Resoiued, That this House has heard with
the deepest snrrbw and regret Of the outbreak
Of civil war among their friends and neighbnrs
out expressing any opinion upon the paints
in controversy between the contending par.
ties, sincerely lament that those who speak
their language and share their civilization
should be shedding each Others buod and
that they desire to offer up their feryent pray
ers to the Father Of the Universe FOR the res
;oralion of peace.
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By The President eftas United slafes--.a
Proclamation

Whereas the laws of the United States have
been for some time past and now are, opposed
and the execution thereof obstruucted in the
States Of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
by combinations too powerful to suppressed
by the ordinary course of Judicial proceed
ings, or by the powers vested in the marshals
by law Now, therefore, |, Abraham Lin
coin, President Of the United States. in vir-
tue Of the power in me vested by the Con-
stitution and the laws, have thought fit to
call forth, and hereby do call forth, the mi
itia Of the several States Of the Union to
the aggregate number of seventy-fye thous-
aud men, in order to suppress said combna-
tions, and to cause the laws to be duly exc
cnted.
The detailsfor this object will be imme-
diately communicated to the State authori-
ties by the War Department. appeal to
all loyal citizens to favor, facilitate and aid
this effort to maintain the honor, integrity
and existence Of our National Union, and
the perpetuity Of popular government, and
to redress wrongs already long enough en-
dured.
| deem il proper to say that the first SER
vice assigned to the forces hereby called
forth. win probably be to re-possess the
forts, places and property that have been
seized from the Union and, in that event,
the utmost care will be preserved consistent
" with the object aforesaid. to avoid any
devastation and destruction Of, or interler-
ence with, property, or any disturbance Of
peaceful citizens in any part Of the country.
And hereby command the persons com
posing the combinations aforesaid to dis
perse and retire peaceably to their respective
abodes within twenty days from this date.
Deeming that the present condition Of
public affairs presents an extraordinary &C.
casion, do hereby, in virtue Of the power
in me vested by the Constitution, convene
both Houses Of Congress. Senators and Re
representatives. are therefore summoned 10 as
semble at their respective chambers, at
o'clock, noon. on Thursday, the 4th day Of
July next. then and there to consider and
determine such measures as in their wisdom
the public safety and interest may seem to
demand.
II witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed TO.
Done at the City Of Washington, this IF.
teenth day Of April, in the year Of ouI
Lord one thousand eight hundred anc
sixiy-one. and Of the Independence o
the United States Of America, the eigh'
ty.ffth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
WV. II. SEWARD, sec'y Of State.
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AN IMPORTANT DIsCovERYI,i
For the Cure OF
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.

AN IMPORTANT DIsCovERYl!!
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
a LII who are suffering FROM Consumption should
n use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by a
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAK0RA ARABlCA, discovered by Mis-
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
line MAK0RA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAkoRA ARhBtCA, disco
yered BY Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma. Scrofula and I'm
puriiies Of the Blood should use the MAk0RA AKA
BICA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
Itcures Asthma, Scroiua and Impurities Of the Blood
This unequaled remedy is now for the irs time IN
trodueed 10 the public
II was provdentially discovered hy Missionary
while travelling in Arabia, He was cured Of Coneunp.
ton by its use after his had hee pronounced hope
less by learned Physicians III Europe.
fIe has forwarded to in writing full account Of
his own extraordinary cure, aud u numhei Of other
cures which have under his observation, and also
full account Of the medicine
At his request, and impelled by desire to extend a
knowledge Of this remedy to the public. we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form far Tree
distribution. It's interest is enhanced by an account
which he gives oi Of the II the syrau mas
sacres which he obtained from thpse who SUI sr'
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained Al our Office, o. Y
will he sent free by mail TO all who apply fnt u.
We import the MAKORA ARABiCA dgrrc, fr,h
Smyrna through the house Of Gleon 4 Gyhppus All
we have always hand full supply put ny ~ hottie
ready for USE with full directions.
/ Price one dollar per bottle. Semi by mail, an rcccll
i Of price. and "a cents for postage.
| For sale, wholesale and rel il. by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO..
- importers Of Dngs aud Medicines
81 Liberty 81. n. y.
Also by Druggists generally.
! March 49, 81 I'm
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BALTIMORE, April IA terrible scene
has been enacted here to-day. A bloody
fight between the Baltmoreans and the 18th
Regiment Of New York took place in which
several were killed. The Governor has pro-
claimed martial Law in the city.
April l9.-p. m.-0ur citizens hove been
fred upon by the New York regiment Six
were Killed and many wounded. There is
great excitement. The railroad through the
City is torn up.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April l9.-lrhe mob in
Baltimore to day was terrific. An eye wit.
ness Of the scene, from Richmond. says that
there were 10000 people in II. Seven 81
the Massachusetts and 9TH Regiments 81
New York were killed. and others will die,
Six citizens Of Baltimore are dead--one o.
them prominent merchant on Market street
named Davis, formerly of Norfolk
A gentleman who passed over the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad to-day, says that 8
900 Virginia troops have possession oil Har'
per's Ferry.
Lincoln is preparing to place batteries on
the Virginia shore Of the Potomac opposite
Washington. Alexandria and the surround
iuS ''uuuJ Will tIsioh thS aetShPs w N"s
DEATH
The Massachusetts, troops reached Wash
ington late this evening.
HaRPgR's FERRY ARSENAL Wsshington
April 10 1t is generally reported here tina
the few Government troops stationed at Har
per's Ferry felt themselves unable to hol,
possession Of the works against a superior
force Of Vrgnians and blew up two q th'
principal work shops and arsenals. retreat
ing to the Maryland side.
| am credibly informed that the Stat
troops took possession yesterday Of Harper
Ferry Arsenal. together with nineteen thou
sand Stand Of arms. Cor. Pet. Erp.
Qua RAILRoAps.-We are authorized I
give notice that all the Railroad colnpanie
Of The State will transport troops aud mum
tions Of war for the use Of the State free d
charge, and extra trains vii! always be i
readiness for any emergency.
Riieigh SiGfe Journal
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JVttN We ELbfC,
Governor Of North Carolina.

The National IntelIigeneer closes long
article ON the Proclamation as follows -
"It viii be remarked that The President
hss not irretrieyably committed himsslfle the
poiey.cf retsking the fnrts seized from the
Uuien in the seeded States. Tie merely
states that the formidable force which he has
Summoned. bu, which il will take . eonsid-
cradle time 10 gather and organize, may
Z probably be directed 70 this task. The vs.
sues Of the impending future are still 10 the
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ATTEN rIoN.

To ne Men composing tie Militia ia he different Cap.
iain's Disiritis in Orange County,
VOU are hereby commanded 10 assemble Al your
Il several place. Of Muster, on SATURDAY the 2Uth
day q April 1861, Cor The purpose o. eleeiing your
Company Officers and enrolling yourselves ptiyaies.
under the late acl q Assembly, every fee white male
over aud undet Is years Of age except Ministers Of
the Gospel, is bound 10 enrol himaU The Officers
elected will attend ri Hlsboroueh the 27lh Of April
10 receive their commissions and vote for Generals
BY order Of
wM. II. JORDAN, Col.
April 2. So
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anYERNoR ELI.Iss REILLY.
Executive Department, Raleigh. \. y April !

Executive Department Raleigh. Nc April 70
10 Hon. Simon Cameron, Seereiay II lsor.
Your despatch is received and Il genu-
inc, which It's extraordinary character lead.
me 10 doubt, I have to say in reply that
regard the levy of troops made BY The Adj
ministration for the purpose Of subjugsting
the States Of the South as violation Of the
Constitution and gross usurpatiun u pow
er. ! can be no party TO this wicked viola.
ton of the laws u the country and TO this
war upon the liberties Of free people. Ich
ean gei no troops from North Caroiaa.
! will reply more in detail when your
/. call j" is received by mail.
JOHN w. ELLIS,
Governor Of North Carolina.
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LORD PALMERsToS or AMERICAN TROUBLES.
The following is Lard Palmerston's allu-
sion TO American affairs in the course of his
'rvertn speech:
There is bur one spot in the political no.
rizon the contemplation Of which must inspire
US with regret and uneasiness. mean those
commissions which are now taking place a.
mung our Cousins in North America. leading
to dissolution Of the Union Of the formerly
United States. II is not for us TO Judge be.
tween the contending parties. Il is not fol
US to say what ought To be; whether com.
promises ought 10 be made by which the I'm.
lou may be maintained. or whether il Is best
for the happiness Of the sections that they
should separate and form respectively differ.
ent associations and Coniederacies bu, Of
this am sure. every man who hears me, ey-
cry British heart will feel that il is our cor.
dial wish that shateyer may be the ultimate
result Of The differences now prevailing
that the world may be saved from the afilict.
ing spectacle Of seeing brothers arning a
gainst brothers and parents against children
and Of seeing that state Of social happiness
which. has hithrrtu been the admiration o
mankind. defurmed b. disputes, and a coun
try which has been the scene 81 peace an,
industry polluted by the effusion al blood.
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DISSoLUTION.

rTvHE arm Of !. q. rURRENTfNE a SON Is this
Il day dissolved ny mutual consent
All persons indebted 10 said firm. stbet BY note or
aecovui. earnestly requested 10 call AID settle be.
fire February Court, as the business viii DO closed
without delay.
~ The business will hsroa Be conducted under
the siyle Of TUkkENTlNE son.
January 10. w.
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NO

NOTICE {. hereby given 10 all persons whom i
IN may concern, tbs, have given 20 my 500 VIM
Harrison Crnhtree the power and freedom 70 transact
business for himself and 70 make contracts 10 az fol-
and perfect manner a. Il Of the fuI age Of twenty.
one years; and having released oil intefes, W the prot
lie of biz work shall mol hold myself 10 any way re-
sponsible foe any Of his dealings.
WESLEY CRABTREE.
Apnl q. se--pd
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I.immJnd, 7. Merton Cline, from London. l. WBryds
Almond CLINE & 60

WV
IlR. A. A. M'BRYDE, la southern genilrnan.) 81
- the aboyc frm will reside Al The south ~ The ~
ofSrpenbcr aud I've pleased 10 assist southern earh.
rr in obtaining situations in any part Of the south.
For particulars, address him At Randalsvlr, y. e..
~ Schools. Fanilirs and Colleges supplied al shnfi
notice. with accomplished professors Instructors gov
ernesses, sc. TeIehrrs, ladies' ani gsnilrln.n. nos
wanted 10 GIL vacancies in Tennessee ynsinia Alabs.
ma, Arkansas, and ether States.
March l2. So
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Governor Pickens has sent seven large
guns aud twenty thousand pounds powder to
Fort Macon. al the request Of the Governor
Of North Carolins.
FORT MAcoS faKES.-We learn that Fort
Macon, al Beaufort Harbnr, was taken pos.
on Sunday last. and that the garrison is like.
III 10 receive accession very suOn frnm above.
The Southern cunf,ileracy flag nov floats
from the ilag staff al The fori.
Nelcbsrn Progress
The Portland fMe) Argus says that the
new morrill, Gaulf will be a death blow TO
Portland. aud virtually put an end TO the
Canadian business done through that port by
she foreign steamers aud the Grand Trunk
RAILROAD.
NEw Albany, April l5.-'rhe Leg.
stature tn-,las passed bill appropriatng
s3.00O,000 10 equip thirty thousand solun.
ierrs in addition TO the present State force.
Gov. Morgan has issued proclamation az.
cordingly.
RsHfucky-E9tcf Of me Proclamation. :
Louisville, April l5.-Thc news paralizes
the people here. and they have not yet re-
covered.
Companies are enlistinS for the Southern
Confcderacy, and several start 10 morrow.
The citizens generally deplare The posi-
tinns 81 the prncl.
April I6.-A lcrge aud enthusiastic meet.
ing of citizens opposed to the war pnliry Of
President I.incoIn was held last evening.
Three thousand pers ms, Il is estimated,
we're present. Resolutions we're unanimous.
| " adopted declaring that Kentucky will
not permit the marching Of troops against
the Confederate States. but il war must cOmc
she will be with the latter's destiny. The
meeting endorsed Gov. Magoflin's responce
10 Secretary Cameron. A similar meeting
was held Il Padurah. calling for session 81
the Legislature and State Convention.
MIssouaI.-St. Louis, April l6.-lt is IN.
derstood here that Gov. jackson will refuse
to comply with The requisitiOn Of Secretary
Cameron for troops.
IIgSRY cLAy's BIRTH-DEy.-rhis awful
war was begun upon the birthday Of The I'm.
mortal CLaY--Friday the 18th o. April. un.
ion and free government. persisted on the
birthday Of their great defender and adsn.
cate. As he was never fully appreciated till
the died. so the country will now begin 10 IS.
innate what il has lost in the extinction Of
the Union. followed possibly by anarchy and
the iron rule Of military despotism IN both
sections.
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Norialk. AnrIl al.

Norfolk, April II.
The Powder Magazine was seized last
night by order Of Gen Talialerro, and thirty
two hundred barrels Of gunpowder. large
quantities Of loaded shall. immense numbers
Of serapnel. shot. percussion caps. &C., were
al secured by Us. The Navy Yard knew
nothing Of our work.
Norfolk. April 81, 81 o'clock. Pm.
Our prospects are Frightening. The Ma.
w Yard Is not so badly damaged as was at
Grst supposed. The Dry Dock is uninjured,
aud two ship houses are safe. The machine
shops and foundry are in good condition.
Several hundred guns, Of the finest aud heay.
lest kind, Of modern patterns. are safe, and
an immense stock Of live oak timber. In good
condition. Altogether Virginia has made
money by the operation 80 far.
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Boy KILLED.-A very sad accident occur
red at Morehead's Factory ON Tuesday eve
aing last. J. I. Pratt. sprIghtly boy OF
some ten or twelve years. was caught in the
bands of the machinery which he was attend
ing to. and whirled over until he was liter
ally crushed. We are informed that he ut.
tered but one exclamarian-" stop Off
during his hurried and awful trip.
I.eaksriAh Herald.
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NOTICE
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


Benevolent Institution established hy special Endow-
mrnt, fvr The Relief Of The SICK and Distressed, A.
fiicird with viruleni aud epidemic Diseases,
aud especially for the lure u Diseases
ofthe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given erairs. by the Acting
M Surgeon 10 all who apply by letter with escriI
lion Of their condition. Gage, occupation habits Of life,
&c) aud in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished free 81 charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatnrrhu,. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, aud the NEW
REMEDIES employed 10 the Di-pensa'y, sent 70 The
afflicted ID sealed eIsr envelopes. tree Of charge. T1u
Or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DR. J. SkIll.lN HUrGHriIN. Acsing
Surgeon. Howard Association. No. Snulh Ninth 81.
Philadelphia. Pa By order offhe Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARfWEl.l., President
GEO. FAIRCHll.D, Secretary.
March 10. sl-l2n NJ
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SALE OF NEGROES.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court 81 plras anh
I Quarter Sessions 81 Orange County. maie = Frl-
rusry Term last. shall sell 10 the highest rildrr ~
Tuesday The 2sIh jay Of May neAt % tue town u
HIllsboioueb. Eight OF Ten likely NEGROES. The
Neafoes will he sold TO pay ehs anil not Or Any fault
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES H0LEMAN, Admir-.
March I6. STD