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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-29

MOCK TURTLE sOUP-A,thr Clinton Lunch.
l VI broadway and Liberty street. served up every day m
superior style Jan z-h
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SPICE BITTERS.-Those Btnrs have heen long oele-
- braed for their pecu ffyng and
the omh they appetite aud help Digestion weeien
and purify the ho d. ob ueou, and found
f in reovny the undce they induce sweetness Of he breath
removing all coriuc and heing and are great
ventve eve and agues They useful In all
Of the year. particularly in the spring. by hrcng the
6 and n,ng that dgrreablc lis ssress aud weaknes.
arising quefly from relaxation the approach Of
weather Prepared and sold, who e.aie ard retail, by
feb IS NATHAN B. GRAB M. 81 Cedar ST. N. York
EDEs' SWEET BA GS.-An invoice just received, and
~ kr SALE Wholesale and ret IL. b.
RUsHTON AspINwALL,
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II MANKIND. DO YOU WISH FOR HEALTH
Then with DR. Goodmans American Anti G~ozT heal
Pills they positively Venerea all their sfrz
Dr. Goonans advertisement the other page feb I'd
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ATHENA PLASrER.-A- 'fe and ehre,usi remedy
IA for the Phe,afi Laeness of the Back Limbs Tight
Of the Chest md Difficulty Breang. Thi plss.ei pr
pared the recipe eminent physician o. thr city,
who has employee for the last twenty with
his private practice seldom failing Of giving immediate
relief Prepared and for sale by -
WHITING NEWELL,
feb Tiff Corner Of Madison and Catharine street
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TTHE VARIOUS WEAKNESSES PECULIAR
60 the Fair immediately under the OF
EVANS TONIC CAMOMILE PILLS, aid ladies of fashion
this country. and especially in Europe, have
them medical sppdge 10 the toilette they
WITH recruiting the decsysd spir aisPsiing The head
chasing away msla ohoy-hey give mft and strength 10 the
whole system Sold wholesale retail 20 Division STREET Ne"
York feb ls-im
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
STATE LEGISLATURE.

IT, our lasI SO gaze ariei summary
uf the proceedings NJ he t~o iir.l days.
the anpntnIncfll II Speakers. NC.
Mr Waa,i,il "n he,ng rnntla Led To
,he rhslr Of H. Srnale made his ark now.
ledgmen,s ~ III, following handsome sud
appropriate address:
at, s,.a s''.t >,nas:
10 appear insensIhle TO disuctio1, !.
Iu iacar tn. iGipn i,mn 0i beng GnwnTlh,
II IT, ll"n'e. cusnm has sstrHnnrd s
return ol ,aanks from This char. ~ hm
who has b.rn called to Gil u Bot |
shnald h.. false q mvsrlf wrre | nal IA
declare. that the circumstances Under
whwh the present srlecuH'n hes bee@
male. are such rs n demand a warnsr
achuhwledR nenI OF NV obligations nan
- 20 hr found IN the lur'ns nl l,arllas.'-. ~
nv puqaelte. l.,ule rersei 20, t"s<ta'e
proceedings. aud having ort "a h"aJrr grrn
a member nl the Se,.Htt, ~drn sptec'!ou
was mt 10 have h"rp anuclnater; ami |
am deeply sra~,3l, how much al ,hs
kindness .whep ras pitrei ~" here. Will
be required u r"vrr u,v err1's
The DIARIES nf v"ur pgesniHtg ei|icer
must greatly depend Hvnn the epira nj
the Seaa,s. Tint ,pru nav make them
easv and even agreeable. A. 1t NAV render
them pcrpisx,nr aud painful. Batactuat-
cd as this House must needs he. by an
arden, zsal for pihhc welfare. and jus,
| entering. a. We are. upon lahors nj more
interes, 10 the State than any which for
years have occupied the Legislature. I
cannot suffer myself Ia doubt. thss the
members " III individually bring I" these
labors. uoi ouly the dlIigsnce which will
ensure. bu, the courtesy which will
enlighten their performance.
/ Animated by this hope. and RELYING
: with confidence on your Corporation. |
will endeavar to perform the par, your
goodness has assigned me, with tirmness
and fidelity.
I On Wednesday. his excellency Cover.
| nor Spaigh, transmitted To the two hous'
es his message. which will be found in
our preceding columns.
! Mr.. Carson presented the following re-
solutions, which were read, aud ordered
10 lie on the table:
Resolved, 'Fha, il is expedient for the
state af North Carolina 10 accept suct
portion oG the surplus revenue "i the
Federal Government. as NAV, IN division
Gall to her share, according 10 an &C. o.
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THE ELEfTiONs.

NORTH CAROLINA. see0fding
=, .sbeIal Telufhs - pnblished e The
s.S,rd the whale Hnlnber a votes eiF.
y. he Van Buren, Eleeiors , 1920.
(. White 23,626; Van Bafsn majority
sss4. .u... .s -.
Il T,,m e,se for Whne 10 oil: lor
- Rrrea 23.lss. N,nssssn enaniirs
: :. hear irom. ahlch i j. supposed
y; each The nAjorisy far While !" 10.
sal rasess
LOUISIANA. il j. sail. has elected
a, Whine ticket BY majority Of %
ALABAMA. From Tins STATE fifteen
.,".,,rs have been heard from. shlrh
- iar the White ticket majority Of
INDIANA. Reported n arInss 10
% ,,unlie. give 10 The aggfsgalF, faT
No, lI.s79. for We Bur - san.
MISSISSIPPI fssniy ole Counties
i,,ri from give White l.i75 najarliy.
FIN the returns received. the eIseiion
N ,he following ssales may be sci down
has
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hcii Road heefing.-A meeting OF the
s,"rkh .atels ri lhr Wilmington & Roam.
ii" Rsii Road Company wss held al
Wilmington. on the 7ih inst. DR.. ga.
muri 4 Andrews Of Wsynssborough.
Sas appointed chairman.
eIsm 4 report made IN the meeting, q
APPEARS that about 30 miles Of the Road
have hesn located. and IS put under con-
tracts The contracts. 50 far, nave fallen
within tile estimates of the engineer. Six
hundred tons Of iron. spikes. &c. two
locomotives. and wheels and sxles for 30
cars, have been ordered from England,
deliverable in March next.
Three insullments have been paid,
amounting to 81 900 dollars. Of which
there have been expended 81 900 dollars.
II is the determination ~ the compa-
ny 10 commence the road at The Halifax
end Of il, 80 soon a. the subscriptions
north nj the conteninea amount 10 sum
which will carry the road To some point
from which a profit could be exported.
Gen. Dudley rudered his resignation
as President Of the company. but with.
drew II a. The unsaimous request Of The
meeting.
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spnblieahism In Orange. 10 snG-FepBbii-
can in CasWell /" This 10 ! cant ssion
We have long been psepsrvd u receive.
Tie Dps, have been dull a apprehension
indeed. who he's MT be~n sole ~ discs
yer that our whole poiilicsl -soezbulsry
has been broken 90. and that new gIos.
sary . very much Dee.ied. Republican
ism. Democracy. nod . host II terms, -
used by our modrrn " exclusives" bear
very different neaning 10 What they
did in The earlier days &c our republic.
az. indeed, sny meaning 81 al Is 81 be
allsrhed Ia them. which we have some
timer doub'ed) Desiring 70 be rhligi,.
eRed in this msitpr. We have II dllfsrrnt
/. iinfs rallied npan the learned edii,,r ii
the Standard. and the sapicni editor of lhe
Speriaior lpg exnlansnons. The Stand
ard appeared 81 thick /" discretion he
htNer part Hf Faior." and did nni venture
a rrPly Iae Spectator ws- Inclined r.
b. lacvnlr. AMI said ihs, Republlranism
aas . inc very reverse NJ rs and our
prineiries h" Here We thought NJ we're
ahnm 81 arrive a. scmeIhipg tsngIble.
sid Consequently published our paln'csi
creed. TIA, 'he - rrrerse" might sppear.
But Ne suppose The SperisioT found he
VS. 0p-ning he BAG TOO aide. and pnss
mighl Jung Oui: Tor be wound Mp BY
saying that the principles Of friend Hearth
aere very good principles. but he did
nol like the company he kept. Nav -
these ixs luminaries have refused 10 shed
any light on this q,ptIsr, We do MT know
that much should he expected from their
correspondents: bat W. will nevertheless
ak the writer whose production j. now
b-inre ~. IL he can tell what constitutes
genuine d" Democratic Republican" &C.
cording 10 the present occupation Of the
term.
I'he writer hopes The people 81 Orange
will read whose circular they please. and
blink and aci Tor themselves. -. so se"n
a. they eau GET an editor with liberaliiy
enough to put IL 10 their power" We
assure him that The people 4 Orange trifl
ihink aud act for themselves: aud We d.
not fear that they will ever become 81
! degenerate a. IN follow suy leader hind
folded. y haievef lheir neighhors NAV a.,
! II Ne have been wanting in llbeFalty
! and published only what We conceived
10 Ne consis,en, With ruth aad justice,
tiir OMISSION has been Ihun3antiY sup
piled. The Globe aad,ihe STANDARD and
! she Milton .Speclaur hase been freely
circulated. some Of them graiis; there
! has been NJ lsrk. therefore. Of opporsuni.
! " n sre bolh sides
l. TIE result " the Presidential election
IN this rouaiy has .no1ting in u marsiiy
ma to our feelings. 1.-THE people decide
I with as, We are always glad. hecause se
think Il the triumph ~ ruth aud correct
! principle; IL they decide agaiDsi ps We
msks uo complaint. We have a. such
sbhnu,nce for minar,ties a. TO iudurr %.
to abandon our principles and the love q
! truth Iu 90 with the multitude. We car
mt " run with the hare aud hold viii
! ,hc hound"
TIE writer rxhnrls Ii 10 mend little
THIS aisire Is ruurrlv grsiuitons. We
must tirsI be- convinced Of our Error.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02

l,HH Sprine Session Ut this institution VII
- commence on the IS b Of January. 1887.
This Academy, situated IA the county 1t Dr.
ange twelve mes north west OF HIllsborougb,
ain miles north of Mason Hall, and III miles
west II Prospect Hill IN Caswtll cnuniy, ,fers
every facility f,r complete academlcsl ccuTs,
ef education. snd upon a. reasonable terms az
the high prices Of the times will possibly JUST
fy. There vii be two full sessions Of 6yC
moths each IN the year.
The prices for instruction. IN the frst class
are i've dal aTs per session, and IN the second
class ten dollars per session.
The 6rst class, among other things, ComprI.
ses the following branches, via PeRnInsGsnip,
arithmetic Earhsh Grammsr, GeogrSpny with
the use 81 the Maps. sc. History, Philosophy,
Logic, Astronomy Foe branches taught in
the second class are the Latin, Greek aud
frelCa Languages.
4, :l.e expiration &c the 6rs, session there
w,jt be pubic examination, and q vacation Of
two weeks. The very Hattering manner n
- nch this institution has been psironized by
q gen, roas publIc, laws the subscriber uGder
u,aas strong chaca,ions and produces in him
= deter sninslloa nelther 20 spare expenses,
pans ror lahour, to tcndr. this institution in
eyery respect interior 10 none Of the kind in
the state.
The sabsrr'h"r is prepared TO accommodate
twelve " fifteen studeuts with board al SIX dol.
iars per month Beard can be had convenient
To the academy Tor any amount Of students.
n any person should wish TO correspond with
the subscriber upon the subject Of the Acade-
nv, ne will please direct to Pleasant Grove
post Office.
DANIEL W. KERR.
Peasant Grove, Orange, bee. I, Al
r The Raleigh Star and Milton Spects-
tor will publish 'he above every other. week
until the 18th January, and forward their &C.
count to this Office for payment.
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lalgsF I'D nsafY reached he swamp.
thev I'll n Nth . body 0f Indians, which
proved . b. sb0rl noe hall az their whole
fprre. and Immediately gave them ballis
Ia abaut one haar IN Indians rrirraied.
having suffered > hes Of i.enty killed
add number wounded; Ihe lagier Ihey
carried M with thrm. The volunteers
pursued them elosely. and snesmped for
lhe night. The enemy continuing On the
march.
The following day (sslnrdsy) they
continued The pursuit. and OvertHak the
Iadisns 81 hear nighifsll. when another
severe engagement tnu.k place. which
lasted more Than an hour. when they
again gsEe wat. carrying of iheIr wound
ed. The number Of killed could NOT he
asceFsained. owing IN The darkness of the
night. The express lefI early ON Sunday
morning. previous IN The return ~ the
officers. from IN examination Of lhe field
Tue lass a lhe whites. IN the tw0 en-
gssemrnts. was ive killed and zen wound
ed. They took prisoner negro, who
stated mai the Indians were divided inin
two pssIles-llIase who we're no, in the
engagements are anxious Cor peare. and
Will probably make. m overture 50 s"oi'
q they ran escape Ihe vigilance &C the
var parry. whose ihrrAis they iesr. Bolil
parties are shar &c ANA. dniIlon. and % i
expected. should the. receive no further
supplies. they will shorty surrender
Gen. call intends keeping hls nlen m1y-
ing in pursull. and using every exerlI"r
N annihilzle This savage horde. Great
praise - Awarded in Gen. Armstrong. u
The Tennessee Valnnleers. for LIS cu"i
ness aud bravery: add also To l'ol. Red
Of the Flnrida Volunteers. vho command
ed in person. They had ma heard any
thing II ne Regulsr- md frlendly Indians
but ..tapo.e lhey rnuld lot have reaches
the SgsmG,s.
o.. Carleton Mercury, Nov. %.
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DANIEL W. KERR.
NOTICE.

II ETTERS ofadministraiion wsre granted TO
- the subscriber, at the last August term Of
Orange County Court. on the es,ste Of RICH.
ARD BLACKNoOD, deceased; all persons in
debted to said estate are therefore hereby re-
qnired to make immediate payment, and those
6asing claims will present them. properly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law,
or this ao,ice will be plead in bar of secoyery.
JOHN CAREATHERS. .9dmr.
December 2. Al
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NOTICE.

II, ErrERs of administration were granted to
- tho subscriber. at the last August term Of
orange County Cous'. on the estate Of JANE
BURnUGHS, deceased; ell persons indebted
to sald estate are therefore hereby required to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims vii present them, prupe. ly authentics-
ted, w'taIa tae time prescribed by law, or this
notice wi'l hr pea ~ "a 81 recovery.
THOMAS BURROUGHS, .4d,nr.
HesemheT y E-SwP
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Granville County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1886.
Elisabsih rsses & Otasrs fetition

'a''" Fss" Y "'"'' .''S';.n
ysLn srshSrt's Atrs 4 others .iLsuo.
7 appearing TO she sslIsfs, t,c,. Of ias nurt,
thai jobs anu ElIzsseth awthorI', Un,.cieu
and heirs st isw Of John CswtkOrn. CeCesseds
the children lind neIrs 81 Law at v iInaL- 49,
thorn, deceased, LemUei CswtboIn, aPS Chars
lotte DIment widow ot MATHEW D,a,er,, de-
ceased, ATE not HhabitsnIs ii tHIs STATE a. 10
therefor. nTder.d. that pub.IcaiIoB BE- G.sae tor
six successive WEEKS IL. the i,dsHorc, =! TO-
coIder. that tap saId oefe 1dan,s app, ~ 81 Tho
next Court OF Pleas Anc Quarter - ssicns, 10
be he i Tor tie county oi uTans.LS, ~ shg
court house 10 Oxfosu, On tue hfst ',o"daS VI
February nexr then aUL IEeIe TO pee. .sSer
or drm0r l. sa d petition, othe Wis l.. ssIne
val BE- tsksu pro eoaJtsso. and heat a pusss
a. 10 thtm.
Witness, James Nj WggIns, CLERK OF said
'ourt, at fio,, the first sondsy OF November,
A. ID, 1856
JAS. NJ. wIGGlNS, Clerk. =
Price Il Adv s. 90. 4T-ew
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STATE OF NoRTH-cAROLINA..
Granville Lounfn.

STATE OF NORTH-cAR0LINA.
Granville County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Tenn. 1886.
Jsmu C. cszarf. sAnH. Of VA
lisms csssEt. ssas deceased. 4 \
sihsrs, Petihon Tor
Williams d. Gsr1ngtsn sndFm. slaves
NJ kis wife. Habssrs Cs=syl 4
WilIism Cezsrf.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the attendants N this CAGE are non 70
sidents; n n therefore ordered, that publiea'
ton be made Tor EN- successive weeks 10 the
HlIlsboronsh Recorder. that they appear a. tho
next Gourt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. 10
be asld Tor the county OF Granville, Of tho
Court House in Oxford, on the hIsi Monday N
February next, then and there O. answer IN tue
premises otherwise Tire same will be isktE pre-
csaJssso ard heard e. psyis 90 20 them. -.
illness, Jsmes IT. iRgIns, Llers Of said
Court. o. offscs, the htst Monday Of hovew-
Der. A. ID. 1886
JAS. M. VIRGINS. Clerk.
Price Of Adv s3s00 al ew
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Congress passed n lhe last session. snti
hed A. ssl ~ regulate he dsposilss 81
the pubic nuaney.'
Rtsofvef. Thai iuins selrri commit
Zee ~ Eve m me pan NJ earh house. be
appointed 70 drzfi bill Gar he arceps-
anes Of our prOporiinaof aid surplus 70
venue. and for ils safe keeping. when
paid over ~ the state.
Rss0lsed. That >" mech ofihe Cover
nors message - rplzles 20 The sahiees.
and AL accompanying papers. be referred
% said roruhiitee. s~
w. Gndger presented ths following
resolution: ss -~
Rssolsei. Thai massage he sent n
he Haaq Of c0mmsns. proposing IN
appoint q joint seleei eommillee of i've
IN the part ~ esch lIons~. % take nader
consideration the suhjscr n the Chero-
kee lands. and thar 50 much a The Co
vernnr's message a. rrlsses 10 this sub
jeei. together with all ihr accompanying
papers. h. referred 10 said r.,mmnire.
The usual standing commuters were
appointed: aud the various matters ID.
yerled lo IN ihe Goteinor's message we're.
On separate mo,Ions. referred 10 ioinI se.
leei committees. -
On Thursday. W.. Edwards submitted
70 the Senate the following res"lntioas.
whien were read and ordered 10 lie on
the table and be printed. siz:
Resnlsei. by the General Assembly
81 korIh. Carolina. That The pawsr %
tax 10 irist created inr the benefit of
the people. and limited by the necessities
Of government. aud % call from the pen.
pie. in the shape Of taxes or du,les. In0re
money II,an i demanded by the wants II
The government economIcally adminis'sr-
ed. - q breach ~ that trust.
Resoi~f. TIsl the accumulation in the
treasury 81 the Timed States If large
surplus revenu-. y o. wise. sUhsersaye
Of the principles OF Tree goSetnne.i,
dangerous To public liberty, a"d 'osh' 70
be asolhel. L..
Res0iyel. Thai Ihe Senators ii"m thl-
state IN TIE iunstess nh Uanrd States
he instructed. asd me r seaam'es b.
requested. ia Ne .,r,r - iea'''' ~ .f'rrt
such nod.fsapaa 81 li- eEi,nls 'rI'i
ri dn,les a sIil hfng dawn he re.t :.ae
iron imports 70 The Ssp,- Il gossra"sa'
economically adnia ,.mrsd h.vIng tiua
regard !" al the grea, Interests II the
cDHnIv. ~r
On Saturday tue Sneaker laid before
che senate lh. resigna,I"a II ,he Hon
Willie r. M,ngum senator IN Congress
/ winch va read and ate-nied. AMI order
ed u he Transmitted ioIhe House Of Com
/ mons
The House afCumnna- vas occupied
during he GhoI- sitting n the considera
i,an of tie ant rules " order for the 60
vernmenI of tie iva houses.
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Wisconsin 7trritory.-Geu. George
W Jones has been elected ~ the Dell
gate ia Congress ir"m this Territory by
4 large majority. The vote stood for
Jur., 3, 522. Ne-ker 500.
H. legislative Assembly met Al Bel
,ncb:. n l~ws cn'uty. al the 25Ih ult.
-. H., - .et.~ aiued hls message on
-~ 2g.a. n. ou"'css Of importance
Hst G@r. rms ,ctsa.
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TIE ner Russian Mini1sr.-li is
stated u the Liverpool correspondence Of
the Pennsylvanis Sentinel thar Baron de
Nalu;z y "a he RlssIan Munster Al
Washington. in place Of Baron Krudener.
Baron de Malu;z was formerly the Rus.
sian Secretary of Legation at Washing
ton. where he married All A nerlcan lady,
The daughter Of WIN. Lee. esq vi Bos.
ton. Nen Fork .Ner euliiie .i9u.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Person County,.

In Equi,y-November Term. 1894
The Petition Of Inn .se.sssiy, Geo H. .se.Sas
", james .Ms.sssiy, and Hilisa Jones,
against
The heirs 81 lac Of .ssrs Jones, deceased.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction OF the cousr
thst the defendants are not inhabi,sn,s of
this state; II 10 therefore ordered, tia, pnslca.
tion be made for sir weeks successye'y.in the
Hillsborcueh Recorder, for the neirs q, Jaw OF
Mary Jones, deceased, 10 appear At the nexs
term Of this court, TO be beld on abe seventh
Monday after the fourth NioRdayin Nstcr next,
and answer or demur to the petition; o,hs WISE
the petition will be heard ex pa,ts, aat ludg-
ment pro confssso entered.
JOHN BRADSHER, c. ~ E.
Price Of Adv. - 80. s7-sw
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLlNAi
Granville County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1896.
The ssildren Of Poly Hicks, p.,,;,, G;
vs.. '.s
The Erseufoss af Iakn rmn, a.. eCeouut ~


The fs .:s.:s ~ o.: s.s. a:"'
1T appearing to the Satisfaction Of the Court,
that Richard ". Lemsy, one Of the exesu,ors
and defendants in this case, resides beyond the
limits of this state; II rs therefore orderen. that
publication be made for SIX successive weeks
in the HIllsboroueh Recorder, that he appes at
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
TO be held Tor the county Of Granville, AZ the
court house in Oxford. on the frs, Monday Of
February, then and there to plead, soswer. OF
demur to said petition, otherwise the same win
be taken pro eontssso, and heard sr parts as 70
him.
Witness, James NJ. Virgins, Clerk Of said
Court, al flee, the first Monday Of November,
A. d. 1856.
JAS. M. WIGGlNS, Clerk.
Price Of Adv. 50 90. A- &7-sw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

SUBSCRIBERS to tbe Rscoraer ~ho ,atsnd
~ l." make payment in Wood, are teque :. ID
to recoitcet tat at this season Of the year tue
article IS much needed.
Soyember "a. 4S><
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Mr. Alphonse .'ageo, presented HE
credentials To tina Secretary Of State m
SATURDAY. last. and ass received ss Charge
d'AfTsrps Of hts Majesty the King II the
French near tins government. Globe.
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The brig General Sumter. Capt BEN
nett. arrived lat evening from Jackson.
vile, IL. F. wheace she sailed on Wei.
aes,lay evening last. The G. 5. had Iii
hours run from light Ia light
l., A passenger inthe Gen. Sumlerinforms
us that an express had arrived al, Black
i Creek, on Monday night last. bringing
information that two severe engagements
had taken place between part Of the
United States Army, consisting Of the
Tennessee Volunteers and the Florida
Militia, under the command Of Gen. Call,
and the Seminole Indians. The regulars
and the friendly Indians separated from
the volua,e"ts, prIvious to the action.
aud proceeded 10 towards tie Wahs~
Swamp nn one aide ~ tne river. aud The
volunteers on The olhes Whsn the
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LATEST iEaa TnL SEAT Of WAR
Fr,m ,.s,~e"s~r. srrived ~ the Son,h
Caro'aa. 49, ;rnrg ;i., 'u Express arrived
a, Garr>'s Fry ~ S""isy 1871. With
nl,rmqnnu lha; Gov Cal marched from
Fre, lraae ~ re lith l"r the WithIa.
r.,aeity. taking wi. h,n ali ,hr regular
,r,,ns. tue Tennessee brigade and the
regiments of IrrwSy Creeks. Gen
Jcssup VAS NJ Tampa Bay ~ the 7,h
with ahout 400 regular, and maunes.
H. vas making every preparation for
systematic "HerAlons. Some mounted
volunteers from Alabame had already
Joined hun aud n,hers were is'ly arriving.
lie expected To march in search Of the
Seninolrs on or about The 20lh INST.
We are rraufied to learn lha, the troops
At Tampa Bay we're in COOL health. and
those in FLORIDA rapidly recovering their
health. Norfolk Beacon
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