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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13
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WaTILLIAM II. MORLlNG would mast respect
ET fully inform the citizens of Richmond and the
public generally, that r has opened fashionable Cloth
ing store in the house formerly occupied by Thomas a.
Rust. Esq, and directly opposite to Mcssrs W. & :! y
Cranes hide and leather Store, Main or Street. Rich
mond Va, where he intends keeping general assert
Incnt Of Clothing, Of the very best quality, which he
will warrant equal to any IN this or any DINER Sy III
the United States Country Merchants and others are
respectfully invited to cali and examine his Stock which
Consists of the following articles: comprising very rare
aud splendid assortment cf
Blue, black, olive, brown, Polish and in green
DaI.a aud Adelaide dress aud irock Coats
Gentlemen S super cloth box Goats aud Cloaks
DO do n:chair, pilot cloth and blanket TO
Do do goats hair caniblcl mapped Goats
and Clouks
SUPERIOR plaid ribbed striped cashmere Pantaloons
DO buckskn. Grabbed and diagonal do
Do blue, black. and fancy cloth do
large assortment OF SattlHet anu DINER atl!uois
Black aud fancy velvet
Mcrno black and fancy Satin
Amozne, Tabinct Valencia, English silk and other
Vests
very best manner
Linen, muslin, flannel aud Canton flannel Drawers
do do do do and Gingham
Shirts
Tenants patent and other Stocks
4 beautiful assortment Of pocket lldkis
Biuc! and fancy silk Cravas
Silk and elastic Suspcndtrs
Hosiery Gloves, cloak Tasscis
Linen and black satin BosorIS, Collars. &c.
All Of which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. -,
o. He will pay particular attention to The making CT
every article OF sentirnens wearing apparel 10 oi"er
in the mast approved style.
November - "J-Sa"1"
q TEACHER WANTED.-1hc subscribers, rcsi'-
- in the county Of Hanover, Is miles above the CITY
of Richmond, wish cmpoy teacher Tor the ensuing
wear to take charge Of School of 10 or Is sclnarS
who is capable Of teaching the Latin Language and the
usual branches of English EdncatIon.-S satisfactory
testimonials as capacity and character will be requ'r-
ed single man would be preferred, for which i5e-
raj salary will be given Tie neighorhood IS healthy;
Intelligent aud respectable The School will be located
Immediately in the neghhoriood of the subscrlb2rs-
ANY communications by letter to either Of the snhscEl-
bcrs directed, to ruyIorsve, Hanover will be duly at
tended to- though application in person %oG!d De prefer
red. CHAhLES l.: uooDhhH
w. L. WHITE,
JAMES MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS,
r. A. WHITE.
Hanover, Dec. 2 oO--1Wu
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NOTICE.

wTEMBERS Or THE LEGISLATURE who would
IVA prefer to be somewhat removed from the lily;
during the winter, are iUiorned that Inc unu'FSsu
can ncccm,nodate in becoming manner, 81 or eight
His residence is one mile and half from the Capito
West of the City, A carriage and horses shall at "H
times be at their service. XIII ~. hFlN"
Dec , O"-''
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Ia:prla;jag al GsauiAc WLNES.
-r.,r subscribe: having. on former occasion, an.
= n,,crd 20 :br pubic, o.! his having made arrange.
with .,ne OF the mos, extensive Wine Dealc RS in
"n j.Icsyrs Snti. Ho,dlouse 4 Co.. To BE- sup
" -,..H.:r}y with genuine AID superior Wines, he
M inform his friends and the public generally, that
, ,,ori 0! Wines al II is time, are very good-but by
<,.;,r T., viii rcc:iYc additional supply, which
" n- as :ssor.;n.n: inferior 10 none in this place.
Nil II. Sold NJ L very small advance, for cash, or 10
.,I cr..n,::..s Country Merchants Farmers and
,.a,s r,nrralIv are invited to call and examine his
~ /, addition 10 his Wines, ne always has on hand
~ i,qncs o.: every description, Guaranteed genuIne(
~, s.!t.,! b: uac ii the best Judges in the Boston
-,Ir,!.rs t;om all parts Of the country, will re-
.y ,,,onp: attention; and every article put up in the
,.'.,Ii c,-caMS:s.nE Of the following kinds:
Chn!c, Oh l.. 7. Madeira
Superior d.. do. do
d. S;aw Colnred Sherry
d. Ga!l do. do. fWlNES.
% Sicily Madeira
Do Old Pert
la<&ci> Champagne
GA CAampaignc }RRANDY.
DO london D3rk
DO. Holland Gin,
D. =, ;,.;aiss }RuM.
~ ssl, w!!o..sa. and retail. by
RICHARD S. MASSlE.
@.,.ij Ol-wow
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sgNECUTOR'S SALE-Will be sold to the highest
& ! bidder, on Tuesday, the 20th day of December
's, if fair il not the next fair day, nj the plantation
IN Southampton called Poplar Swamp. Belonging TO the
Estate Of the late Col " llliam Allen, all the pershab!c
property The planation, consisting OF
about ~ work horses and mules,
= 20 to 100 head Of cattle, including work oxen,
= 80 to $50 head Of sheep,
Pa head Of tat hngs,
" $50 to 200 head Of ont hogs,
1909 barrels earn, with ali the fodder taps, oats, &c
Aisoal the plantation utensils wagons and carts, with
Of hIacksr.lh tools: aud number OF LOOMS, spin
hing wheels, &c. &c.
The above Plantation is situated on Notoway river,
where is nayigahle for vessels drawing from to it.
wacr-and vessels passing through the Dismal Swamp
Canal will generally be enabled to go along side the
plantation without difficulty.
Tcrms-Cash for all SUNS under $50-for TINT amount
and upwards, credit of months will be given, the
purchasers executing bonds with approved security, be-
fore the delivery Of the property
GRIFFIN ORGAN, Ex'or.,
Dec 8. T62-tds1 of William Allen, decd
SALE OF NEGROES-On Monday, the Goth day
~ Of December at Halifax Court House, Chat being
court day. 81 II sell valuable Slaves, Of the cs
tale Of Samuel Williams decd.
RICHD. LOGAN, Executor.
Dec. Cit 2sw'
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FARINTINCi ESTABLISHMENT FOR SAlE.-
: The interest of ESRY AsiErES: deceased, (belng
an undivided third parV in 'rhe American deacon and
Na;1lk aud Portsmouth Daily ADVERTISER is for sale
A liberal credit will he given. For terms: apply to lac
Subscriber, residing in Williamsburg:
ROBERT ANDERSON,
.4dm'r Of Henry .lsidnra, iced.
VA. - Gi-w.}W
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Dec l.,

. aTl.L he sold on Thursday, The 18th day OF Pc
cc,hcr next, if lair otherwise, the 1rS iait Gay
thereafter 10 III" highest bidder, ON SIX months c'td' i
all SUNS above ten dollars at the late residence OF john
". G. Phillips deceased I'll the personal estate ot Tie
SAID deceased consisting of the Crop, OF from two 10
'5rc hundred barrels OF Corn and considerable guam
lily of blade Fodder shcavc Oats, and Flay; also the
stock Horses, Cattle and Hogs the household Fur
nGrc-a nunr which are about nine bcds-t!e Kitchen
Furniture, and rlnalon utensils Bonds, with approved
security, will oc required.
MARY A. PHILLIPS,
.?das'r Of John ". &. PhhHpS, edc%
Nov 80 G0-wtdsH
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E5ANk OF VIRGINIA "A general meeting Of the
% Stockholders Of the Bank Of Virginia, will be held
=, the Bank, OIL Monday, the second day OF January
ne. A. ROBINSON. Jr., CusAicr.
H., 70 Gi-2awtm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13

gN Observation-Disclosures Rules he'd IN he
q Clerks Office of the Circus" Superior Court ri La"
and ChanccGy, for the county OF hieckieA0af5, Oh INC
the frs; Monday in November, lo;'6:
Charles Ogburn, adm de b'ais nan, with me vi" an,
nryod Of Howell T. Harper. decd Lucy H. Harper and
Charirs O Harper and Angelina W. Harper, minis
by the said CarIrs Oshurn. their GUARDIAN fiaIniiii*
Against -,
Martin I!ufpcT Robrl A!onrc. James On an original
Fisber. and Vhos D. Fisher, Gcfts.} bill.
And re-, up
Charles O,bu5n, admir-. de bons non Of Howell r
Ilarn.r d:c' Charles o. Harper, Lucy H. Harper ana
Richard H. a:wc and Angelina W., wiis rt Ills
Against 10
Na,iha Harper Elizabeth J. Aloorc, exccur'% 81 10
bert Moore. dec d. Reuben y. PuTy ear, l';9n'as H.
Fisher. Gcorcc Tucker, Henry Wilson. John "; GIe'
nory. Daniel Midiami and Joseph I. faT!ar, Oci'h'
~, d,.n,in.. Thomas D. Fisher, rot having entered
his anorarance AMI given security according To- te 'ct
nj Assembly and : rules OF this Court, ana IL aPPFa'
i1r from satisfactory evidence that lie Is MOI an i''a:
nni Of this Commonwealth: On m''oa ct lie p'i"''N'
hv Counsel, il is ordered that the SAID defendant &"
mar hrr. o., the list Monday in !tp: next it oeihs
and answer tlc s Of the plaintiffs, ana th'l
cnnv Of ;his order he forthwith inserted IN some ne"
norrr pui;si,d in the City ut l!!cl!;nnd Of '""h o,
for tYyo months successfully ana F''''u d.
the Ccnl door Of the Courthouse OF the SAID c""'
y Copy-Tesic, }. }. ny .i l. d. e.
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NYOR RENT OR LEASE.-That old and well known
* Establishment the Union Hotel, situated OIL the
corner Of Market and Old Streets now in tie occupancy
of Samuel B. Morgan; together with large tfeesL'y
n,lI;nr House adjoining the Tavern, on Old STREET.
Possession given on the first of January, 1887 From
b u,Tn situation of this Establishment and from the
run of custom it has had for the last two years II per-
b,nc nna,s as great inducements 10 any person wishing
o snsge in keepinr Public House. any other III
the State. Fer terms, apply TO Il. WHlrMoKE.
Petersbnrr Nov. 20 'o-u
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Buckingham {. H., Nov. -, l-:Hj )
Tie parties !estsa in tie awe W "ps6' VIII 'i i
nv Of JANUARY next to ccnencc the accounts and state
:nis required By said oder 4, which TINE 'ey are re-
Gured 10 attend at my Office, at the CouF'-heGsr with
the necessary papers, evidence &C: mn, :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13

~ Al disnocsd 10 sell from fifty to one hundred and
a Giiy NEGROEs-,hey are of good character, Likely
and inSenious There arc among them several mocha
s SGoPHI n
hv lelier (post nnd) TO R. B. Haxaii, Esq, OF Rich
"''0 ROIr. B. STARK.
Dec. 10. ....... G3-2t&wts
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: SHiN llNt! rs AHLlStihi1->l fSiI Sh'>L
Il In consequence OF the change Necessary TO be
lad, IN the oroprit orsp of the Beacon Office, BY the
death Of Nix. Ayburn, induced to ctler tor sale my
interest Tone undivided third in that establishment
scs who mas feel disposed to associate in the PRINT
lat ip<ness Will tius have opportunity OF accom-
.s.,r their views, the interest OF MIR. Ashonrn IS
also ned or sale. Tie terms will be moderate ana
accommodating. Application will be made 10 me per-
s1na!; or by letter. ,,,,,,
Dee. - [G4-w3wl HUGH u. GRlGsbf.
T5EMAI.E EUUGATlON.--in orieI to educate my
4 daughters at home, have employed young lacy
experience, and literary atainments, ana VINO mas
Lccn raised and educated in Virginia. TO take charge OF
Sn,u School at rly !.nusc, the ensuing year ihe
Sym,l To- commence the 18th OF February, 1881, aud
Il. .iualc the 18th Of December following. making
scholastic year al ten months.
SIX Or eight young ladies' be accommodated win
j,ad. &c, in N" family on the following terms:
for board a5d En- gis branches, SlOo
!or French Language, ~
For Drawing and i'alit!ng, ~
Address Ela!lsboro Post Office, CHESTERFIELD county.
II. HANCOCK.
Dcc l3 |t-w2w
fEfiiE Subscribers have formed connection for the
= purpose OF trans:ct'ng genera! S"'nn'sS'"" nu-
>.-ss under the fran Of. Win!eee, Williamson ~ 20,
in The city OF Richmond, and Branch, "lliree " 90
ia the own Of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
I'll kinds OF country produce, and hope from ,lrir cxPc-
fierce IL liz. Tu5Icco and Cotton trade, united with
.rct attention to business they will receive share OF
public patronage
Al cha:r $ paid on produce consigned to their care,
and reasonable advance: made when rcqufee;
RO G.. WILLIAMSON,
Ti!OS. BRANCH.
Dccl3 Ci-2m
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~UNTORO ACADEIY-I'hc present PTlncPaI
NJ, Of this institution having declined converting II
into Female School. as contemplated Che subserbe
nims Tie public that the Male School will be G"ns!nnfS
by him the ensuing session, commenGing on .e .i,iL o.
ya",on Of enc month in the summer.ln this school
Languages Mathematics including Athme'c; S nd
bra Geometry plain and spherical IIs9n ,h r9y Tsh
Su;veynr tonrter with all the branches OF Inc h"s''i
I,angTace usually taught in preparatory schools
Terns for the Scholastic year Of ten moatIs =, 40
Board, including every thing, ...'...'.. Si ~"
Tuition, - %
Ooohs n,yable on the LIST of april, and the other on
the Isl Of Oc,ober-Ifthe pupil furnish bis own bed aa
cnndles deduction of $40 will be made Tie board
ing department will be under the exclusive
Oh MF' 3a'"ue' '''''''''' HEATH J. CHRISTIAN:
NJ Address, Rumford Academy, King Wi N r va
60-tlJJ
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CcI:iIssIuSErs OFFICE,

r. ELDNlDGE, C.. {. :. {.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

A court Of inquiry I'd investigate the
causes of the failure Of the Florida aud
Creek campaigns. Is now IN session at
Frederick. iaryland
The House Of Delegates Of the state ot
Maryland. after waiting a week for the
organization nf the Senate. adjourned on
SATURDAY, last. In the DAY fixed BY Law for
Commencing the sessions Of The General
Assembly. 4 sufficient number Of the
Senators had not arrived TO form i quo,
run of that body; but a. the recusaut
Electors. whase perverse conduct had oc'
casIoned the convncalion OF the ASSEM-
bly,. had. some Of them. returned 10 their
duIy, and their infatuated followers were
utterly PROSTATE, overwhelmed. aud IN the
dnst. in evesy county in The state. u was
thought unnecessary IN protract the SEES
sou. We understand that in the inter-
change of opinion which took place
amongst the mrmbers al the Hons. a
dlsposiIian 10 un.tc the representatives Of
all parts Of the state. upaG reasonable
measures Of ReIorn.iwas distinctly avow'
ed. and that fair compromise oG con
dieting views upon that question: may he
calculated upon with ,.greal certainty.
The Jacohins will Be left without the
slightest prclext for raising storm.
Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

81 that ehafseier which l1siifsd lsgisla.
sllFe relief II ihe manner prayed
On ghr qnesnoa--ShRll he bill pass ils
second Fssdingi--@he syrs and aoes ueFe
deusaded. I'D siood As sollevs: Fof he
pssnee of he BIZ IS sgainss i 65-So
be hill US rejected.
salardsy. DscsmbeF =
Mr Jordan. ~ho voted yesterday with
he majority On ne question d rejecting
the bill 70 divide OTsGge. with slew 10
lhe erection Of new county. moved ior
, rsronsldsrslon az that vote. he said
thal his vote against The passage Of the
hlll proceeded from constitutional nhjee-
lians: bun. N more mature reareliaa. he
had changed his Opinions. aud Aas nOW
prepared 10 20 fuT i, The House. how
ever. refused 10 re coBsider
Mr.. Jordan. frnGr me joint selee; com
miIIee. 10 whom vas referred The rrs0
LUTON directing Them % repori bill for
the acceptance II Inst portion Of Tie sur
plus ressaus which msy be coming 10
North Carolina under die provisions 81
the drFoslle act. reported ! bill for thar
purpose. which had il fret trading.
. ( The bill directs the Governor forthwith
10 notify the Secretary "f tie Treasury.
that Ihr state accepts. and our Public
Treasurer Is instructed % receive il. and
deposil ihe same % such banks as he
nay select. The Committee ~ere alsu
insIrUcifd % report on The best plan for
investing the Same. but from This duty
Trey begged to BE- relieved. on the ground
!. thai there were 80 many conflicting OPP
Nuns. a. rendered il almost impossible &c
agree. The committee were accordingly
discharged. and each member. therefore
will submit hls own distinct propositions
on The subject. and leave the whole Le'
gisla,uEe % reconcile and harmonic ii,
conflicting schemes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

From me south Western frontier
The fnllowing is an extrse, from letter
written BY an officer nf the army, dated
For Jesup. Louisiana, Oct. 81:
The troops on this border have gone
into winter quarters: nine companies al
Fart Jesup. fnur Al Camp S.blnr, where
lhey are budding huIs; and three have
taken new position in the cad>dO coun-
try. and are slso huiung. Every thing
in this ueighbnrhood and in feAss is al
present quiet, and peace relgus nndislurb-
ed on the border. notwithstanding the
MANY efforts hat have been made 10
disturb il. The troops al Naeogdoches
remain as heretofore. and consist OF nine
companies. The militia have been wise.
ly stopped hy the President; whose high
and dignifrd course ia the cause ol
neutrality and national faith. is responded
10 by almost every officer in this army
much j. due 10 Mexico: and the Uni-
tel States owe il To themselves To be
strictly neutral and TO avoid a useless
foreign var"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Keep your tongue from erH speak
ing. "A merchant Of Petersburg, Vir-
einia, has been mulcled in the sum Of five
thousand dollars. for slanderous words
spoken BY his wife, of and concerning
annther lady, the daughter Of the plainuff.
The trial occupied the court eight DAYS.
Forty witnesses were examined. and FIVE
eminen, lawyers were employed as coun
sci. The costs and counsel fees will NJ
doubt amount 10 at least two thousand
dollars more. making $1,000 to be paid
BY Mr.. NJ. for his lady's too much Latte
mde OF speech.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
g::.sgo&c33G.
Friday, = 9 ,nspcr o.

Il will he seen. on relerner 10 our le.
gisisiive summary. that the proposition
to DIVIDE lie county u Orange was r.
irried en- the srrnnd rpsdinr--lhere be.
ing for the bill IS. againd u ti5.
On Saturday last Judge Strange was
elected . SsRa.ar 10 GaagEsss To supply
the yacancy Questioned by the resIgna-
lion ii Judge Mangnm, The Votes were,
for Judge Strange s., Tor Judge Settle 50,
Mr.. MoseIey 1.
Tie Senator Tor six years from the 4,h
of March next 10 vet IN be- cliusen. There
IL one vacancy in the House nl Com
mons ocrasnned by the resignation oi
Mr.. Muse. which Is H. BE- supplied nv an
election held on the S,h instant: aud Il -
probable the choice Of Senator will be-
postponed until the successor Of Mr..
Muse has taken his seat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

Mr.. CLAYTON has resigned his seat as
one Of the Senators If the United States
from the stale oi Delaware. -rr. Clay
ton is one Of the abesl men 10 the Senate.
aud his loss from tina, body will be felt.
..rr. Clay is strongly urged By his
friends in Kentucky Ia consent To serve
again in the Senate II elected for the mex,
SIX years. We know. saws the Alexan
dria Gazette, his great desire To retire
from public<ife, hut hope his friends will
prevail upon han Id retain his place in
the councils ei the nation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
PROM FLORlRl-

EItFaei ola keller A. alsa rihcsr of he Ma
nng~. aHira fa 1920
Jramga Bay. Novsrsb.ss $50
A letter rs inst been received Isom
General csli. stating lhai hr had sueeeed-
ced IN sisying twenty-five a IN primer
psl chiefs 81 Oreola. and making zen
Others prisoners. A regiment ~ sbons
lhree hundred VOLUNTEERS arrived nn he
7Ih from Aisbsnz. and every iliing wears
tlse apPesra;lee Of ; sl,eedy termination
10 our presehI Har.a We nnsier. n III.
between fourieen and fifteen hundred
effective men. and expect n lave this
place fnr the Wsihlarnari,ee IN Or about
The 2Osh Of the present month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
INDIANS IN Administrations CLAY,

INDIANS IN Administrations CLAY,
in his communication To bnih branches
of the Legislature of the state ol Alsba
ua at present in session, after coanpli
menting the zeal. energy, and ability
which had characterized all the opera.
iloGs Of General Jesup, s'a'es that. after
surrenderiug To The state authorities. tor
trial and punishment. such individual In
dams as were charged with the murder of
any ol the ciilzeus. he had removed near
three thousand f the hostile party oil the
Creek lndisns al the termination Of hos.
Utilities. and. since the 30ih Of August.
about fourteen Thousand III the friendly
party: and thai nnne nf that nation now
remains ON that side the M'ssisslppi. ex
cepl the warriors WIN are aWilng us a.
gainsi the Seminole Indians ~ Florida,
and their families. amounting in all TO
about four thousand five hundred souls.
who will follow their brethren 10 their
destined hume as sUon as they return
from thai campaign. Rat Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

TE1AS.-Rrsalulinns are ab0sF ga.
sidsEslian m ths raugEsss Of T-xas. IN.
pawerisH lie PFss1sal 70 sPF,nnI Cam
nsssiosiers 10 lrr4i xi:l our g.tsEnsasat
lnr the ualan nf that e"snIy wrh he
uailed Siass. The Fsysiirsllls Oh
server STATES. that ! geniiemzn psssed
Through thai place few days go. sho
stated ihs: NJ was The bearer 81 delszirh-
- u Washington. announcing the fact
thai MEXICO had Acknowledges The i'sae-
ps1sdenos q Isza,. -~ ~ ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09

MsTasr.-A murder was committed
in this town on Thursday night the lih
inst, BY afree boy Of color named Henry.
1ha siabbed another named Sam, 80 that
he siied in short tune. Theperpelrslor
Of thls act il nv in jail 10 await his trial
al me next Superior Court z H.. 1927
mmnamed HARRISON Was also killed
IN csmdsn Couniy few dsys since BY
snniher named Thomas Cox Several
persons we're engaged in an ARRAY. when
the deceased received q wound fr"m a
knlfe jus, above the knee, Of which he
bled 10 death. EiizatsiL City Head.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-09
Weekly Almanac.
HiIIsborough .4cnae,,,,.

f.HE Fall Session will end on tue Ish in.
- slant.
The Spring Session will begin on The 18th Of
January.
The Principal, convinced Of the impossible.
~ nf doing justice 10 his school without ,hirj
teaehs'. has engaged tie services OF Nj JoRs
A BINGHAM, whose previous training h. this
Academy aud subsequent experience in isaeh-
ing. peculiarly qua lily min for the station such
81 ne patrons as admit tie eeonnmy of giving
q higher price ioF better work, will, b. = as
slred cheerfnlly meet the Necessary Advance
in the pIIce OF classical iuiiioO.
Tuition in the Classical Department saI Z
Session.
D. The English Department SIS
NO ezra aharges
w. ]. BINGHAM, Principal
Decembrrs. 10, 3w
P. S. The Ralsieh Register Star and STAND
ard, will insert tie above three times and foY.
ward their accounts.
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Hss i1esns. Nv &c 1856

49, %AHN-s1a $50 - 49,
By the sehr. Flash Ne are informed thai
by HE order II The Texian Government.
Santa Anna's irons hase heen taken III.
and lie permitted 10 take exercise "a The
open sir. always under strong guard.
The Texan armed schooner Thomas
Toby. arrived yesterday in the riEer for
provisions. having been blown of The
Texas coast BY northerly wInd. Dur
ing her late rrGize shecspiuFed Two Mex.
lean vessels. The schnnner Memoir and
brig Mexieana: which were sent as prizes
to Velsseo. Capt Hoyi remained in
Texas. probably for prize money. Com
modore lias kins Was anchored off Msla.
gorda. The Brulus and Independence
were daily expected al Velasco.
: Tine cargo OF the Mexesna consisted
.of specie and merchandise.
t.a........ ", Orleans Standard.