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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22
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Al Wells River. hy Rev. Mr. Cnmpb"ii, Mr. CY
rrs q scn;r 10 Mss SUSAN SnEpD, daughter "i
Timothy Sh"dd. Esq ,
A, Wn',dburn, H. Nov Is, MIR Johnson to Mrs
Adaur Rice.
IL Dnnvilr, 81 inst Mr. Stephen Evans, Jr. -
P-nci,am, to Miss Mar, Jane Harvey. "i y.
In Sutton, Dec. ), Mr. Welcome Aildfd, uf New
ark, 10 Mis- Criic,a SI"ddard oIS
In P"mirot, Dec 3, Cut Harry Chamberlain t"
Miss Sarah ID. Smith, of i.
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The Texans, having cleared the field, supplied
themselves with apparel (of which they were
much in wanO and other spoils Of vic,oy, aud
commenced their march homeward aud pursued
their "ay without notwithstanding los. only
four companions killed in the fight, and one who
died OF nisnase
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BRIGHTON MARkET-Drc. IA
From he Boston Daily Advertiser.

TTNIn nc DN-TWN EJiITY NUV"TIIsrT.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 24u Stores, 22oO
Sheep: 3.lO Swine.
PRicts-Brei Cnt'Ie-We quo,e FIRST quality
NJ 5 - ; second quality 90 81 75 ttrrd I'inliry
3n s 375.
Tarrelling Calle-sless S. p "A No. l 3 81 No.
2$3.
S,nrcs-YcnrIings a 8 80; two year old ,3lI u
Is; three year old $2l 81.
Sh'rr-SaIrs quick, Lots sold for ~, G2,
-. 2 81. and = "a.
Swrnr--L"Is to prddIe at 3 4 for sows, and
4 n > ini harr"vs At retail from I" : 7 Do
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CALEDONIA co YOUNG MEMS TEN
PERANCE MEETING The Annual Meeting
ri the Caled"nr County Temperance Society viii
he held at Danvillc on Tuesday, January D, lS4l ,
ut II O'Clock, A. NJ Arrangements have been
,iudn 10 render The meeting interesting, aod II Is
hoped the friends Of Temperance vii attend.
Il II. FAIRBANKS.
Dece mher lG 800
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MORE TROUBLE. DOW n EAST

December l6 lS4o.
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In the Boston ATLAS Of the l5iiI find the FOL.
lowing, which indicates further trouble down Ens,
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY
ARROOSTOOK WAR NEWES. We learn
from gentleman VIII" arrived IN this city last eve
ming from SaGn, the residence Of Gov. Fairfield
.hai Mr. Miller, Messenger despatched by Sir
John Harvey, hnd arrived in that rnwu, bearing
dispatches for The Governor at Mn'ue - These
dispatches announced that II regiment of British
troops from Quebec had arrived aud cncamp ped up.
"n the sPulrd territory MIR Miller "l-o had
drspaicl,rs from Sir John Harvey which he was
to carry to Montreal, 10 the Governor General Of
The British Prov nres. We also lca,m from the
same source, that Sir John Harvey had transmitted
10y mail. despa ches 10 The fleet Washing
t"n.- These troops had been ordered 10 that quar-.
ter by the go>e General, and were Stationed
nj Madnwaska.
IL" a tlas of the 10th contains the following,
TIE NE"s FROM MADAWAsKA.
The mail from rh. East brought US nothing las:
night in addition To the intelligence we published
yesterday. We learn, however than n g"n''"mnn
who travelled from Bangor with Captain !,i'Iir.,
the English Messenger, that the regiment arrived
al MADAM aska previous to the ION instant, from
Quebec, having hecn ordered there by the Govern
or General without The knowledge 81 Sir john
Harvey. The messenger was despatched bv Sir
john Harvey Gov Farfie Id as >non rs he was
appraised of the arrival OF che regiment. Sir john
believing it his duty 10 inf;'rn Gov Fairfield i'm
medntely of the tact in conse qn"nce Of an ar
rang"m"nt made between him aud Gen Scott
At Bnngor and Portland, The cause of the move
ment was envcl"prd in misiery-rhe more so
ir'tn the circumstances that Sir john Harvey, as
Capt Miller stated, knew nothing "i the intended
movement until he received official information
that IL had been made. Captain Miller !trt this
city Yesterday morning for Montreal, taking the
road through Vermont, 10 cnrry The dispatches in
return from Sir John Harvey TO Governor General
Thomson.
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2Aarsll's superior 2'aaent Yrsgs.
LEWIS SMELLS ESTATE.

AT Ptutltn Court l,uidru at the Probate Office in
Daul Ilir, IN and tor The D-tIicI "t Caledonia =,
on III" ~ h day "f December, a ID 1910, b.,
SAM Ell Is. MArTOCKS, juGga 81 said
Cutut
NT,,SES KiT'rREDGE. Administrator "r ;he
LYa E.,.t, "r i.tN Is SMELL a,e "t 81. Johns
hury ,I.rcn,cd, presents his account Of ndm"'s'r"
lI"m agnIns. said estate to- allowance n"re"P''"
n - uTd,,,I II, sand Cuur, INA, said Adm -trni"r
nrrii, MI prrsunS concerned. tn nppen, ~ me r.
bate Office ia DIrve ai"r'.snld, the 7Ih DAY "'
January a ID lSIl and object 10 the allowance
"i said account. II they cause, by publishing
cop, OF he record of this "drr three weeks
cessiv-y i" tie Eaieduuiat, newspaper printed
at said ST. Juhns!,ury.
Attest, SAM'L 49, MATTOCKS, Judge.
y true copy OF Record l77w3
Attest, SAINT. -. MATTOTKS, Judge.
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EsNEagi OF Orleans.

EBsEEasA On HVEEtseAHSs
TIME sInckhoi Of the. Bank of Orleans ara
l. hereby u",iGrd meet The Iun Of SABIN
KELLAN, in Irasburgh, the srrund Tuesday
Of Urinary next. ut "cInrk T.. NJ for the purpose
of rl,.'irg liv. Directors u spid Bank for the year
ensuing
Per order cf the Directors
GEO Z. WEST, Cashier
irashurgh, Dee. 1910. l75-w3
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IN a Bs ES-SV a az o. !,

III a BE- D-SV a az Sc
NO. "a. UNION STREET. BOSTON.
HOMES, HOMER. d. CO have received by
T. ID the late arrivals from England, complete
asSurtnunI of
Cutlery. t& Hardware Goods.
whirh they ,rr their friends and Gu sioners, on
good terms tni cash credit
Sept "a. iS4n 1GGir
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PROSPECTUS
or TUE
Hillsborough Recorder,
PUBLISHED pY d. HEARTT.

PUBLISHED By d. HEARTT.
SINCE the enlargement Of the Rccor.
per. considerable accessions have been
made 10 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged to hope tina,
he was about 10 receive such an amount OF
patronage as would not only compensaip
him for his srduous and unceasing lsbors,
but enable him further to improve the sp.
pearanee and add 81 the usefulness az his
paper. But TO realize this hope. the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the justice ol
the cause and the snundness Of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wavered nor faltered, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party are actuated By the same purity o!
motive, and in their determination 90 pre-.
serve undIminished their high privileges,
are animated by zeal not less ier,eni
than his own. The rich legacy which,
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms Of the Wings Of The Revolt.
ton. the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by uniiring watch.
fnlness and jealous guardianship. Unity
of principle and feeling is calculated 10
produce unity Of action; the Editor Of ihe
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true.
hearted Wings will co operate with him,
by assisting in the extension Of the cir.
culation Of his paper.
Those of his fellow citizens who diff.
fer with the Editor on some of The ques.
lions Of general policy, are assured that in
The discussion 81 all political subjects, be
will endeavor SO 10 constrain himself as
Nothing 10 extcnuate,
Nor set down sueht in malice"
but in trnth and soherness to do Justice
to oil psrnes. A large portion Of The co.
lumns II the Recorder will be devoted TO
entertaining MiScellany, Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles Of domestic and
Foreign intelligence; and smid,thn varies
~ il is hoped that all will end matter 10
amuss and instruct
The terms Of subscription tn The Re.
eosder are as heretofore two dollars and
fifty cents IN advance, or three dollars q,
fie end Of the year.
Jayr. ~
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Rrandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE aad unissFtal Mscirine
- proved ~ che txpeIiense &c tLeazantis te
be, Hhen properly perseseItd Nth. crRraix
cure 10 esrTy form u she Oar OEE IisEafK.
III having the same origin. aud invariably ailss
from the UNIVERSAL ROOT Of al disease.
namely lAFUklTf OF IMPERFECT eiTtuls-
lioa 81 The CLOUD.
In . period of little more than three years
IN the L. s. they have restored In . state sf
hcaiih and enJoy ment over ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND persons. nho wtIe given over
as iaeufsbls BY physicians q The 6rsi fsrk sni
Il standing, and IN many eases when eseIy other
remedy had been Essostsd 10 m vain.
IN al easssaf Pain o. v eaknsfs, shetheT 10
be chronic or fecent. nheiher a be deafness o.
pain NJ the side, whether u arise e., m rensll.
tuiional or Eon some immediate cause. y he
ihrr Il be from internal or xieFnsl nluty. %
viii be cured BY PentssTirg ~ the uss u iLsss
Pills.
This principle % rureing with BrsRd,eth's
Pills, removes notLiar bal IN Useless and de-
cayed PARTICLES from the body the niosbld ard
coIrupi humors &c tie blood. tLose hIn,els
| Which cause uisesse--ihey impede The iuae.
lions of the liver shen they settle upon that
organ. and Which. when they seille upon the
muscles. produce iLenmsinm; or up"n tie
nefves, pIudus gvnt; OF upon The lnsRs, pIo-
II Iiyeness; OF upon the laning u tie blucd sts-
s,ls. hpoplexy AID paralysis, and al the Tam
IL disorders :. me sneholy 10 the sufferer and
I'll WHO behold them.
Yes. puIRine thsse humors from The body 10
The true cure Tor 81 these complaints, snd,r.
cry other form Of disease. TLis 10 no mere
Il assertion n u dtmons,fsble iFiih. ande
day u Is extending nsei; ibI and vide u " be-
canning known, and more and more spPnc@
aled
The cure By pnreing may more dspead upon
the laws shlrh produce sweetness OF purity.
than may be generally imagined. Nhsisssr
tends TO sisgaste. will prSdate aekntss. be-
rause u tends 20 palTefsciian. therefore the
necessity - cons,snt exercise u seen.
whea constant sxeTeise esnnoi be nsed from
Any CAUSE. the ocess,anal use &c oTESIxe
MEDiciSE % ABSOLUTELY inquired. thus
the condnils Il the blood. The fountain of hfe.
are Kept Tree fiom those impurities " hth would
proven, hs steady current ministefing heath.
Thus morbid humors are prevented from be-
coming mixed with Il. u is nature y hich 10
thus assisted through the means aud ssIlsis
which she has provided Tor herself.
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HILLsBoRoUGn.N N. G.
PUBLISHED wEEklr
ny DENNIS nEARrT.

At THREE DOLLARS rEaR, en- TWO DOLLARS
TiFTr ckkTs ~ RAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do M, give notice OF their q ion
10 have their paper discontinued al tho rxrus.
ZION o. the year, wil.bc presumed as fss,ripr
its continnansc until rounicrmrn9sd And m
paper sill be disconiinurd until all prrrn,arts
are paid. unless stthe option IS the ,aLlipler.
Advertisements not exrrrdlng sixteen lir,e.
one DO, az lt tho fret, and tscniy five ecnis
ior tael. subfeqnent inseriisp; longer cres in,
proportion: Court ndveriissmenis twenty-five
percent higher. drds.t:pa &c IS 4 r,ts.nt.
gill be made 10 sdver,issss " the y,sr..
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Dissolution.
New Firm.

ERHE ssascrileTs hssiag purchased NC en-
- tiFe Stock 80 0. Long 20. siii eenii
noe he meFcaniiis businsss a thsiE % slas u
ander aLs sl,le of JAMES hEBB. in. ~,
They hope. BY close siienlion 20 eosiaefs .ne
Esodersie prices. still 70 merit asd receive nc
sans liberal share Of public patronage sh,el
has besa heretofore - generously exienoee
touares The late frm ef q. 3. Long CO.
JAMES VERB, in.
o. +. LONG,
JOHN II. WEBB.
JanusryI. %
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HRNRY al HIsE.

A letter from Aisxsndria 90 10
na<ssa Atlsa gives a sketch 81 son
sf tke leading men IN Congress II
writer spssks particularly 81 Heur.
A. Wise-s nan deslioed 20 Gil . ye
larger space In The pabiic eys. III
Gays:
.HESRr A. WISE Of yirgiBia bai
gsined much reputation smsRg hi
frirnds. By the course nhirh be hs'
psrssvd 10 relation 10 ihe New Jrr.
sey case. He has madifrd bis man
ner very much Of late. sad i lsss ~
Petuous and sielrnt Than fermes
ne has adopted Q bplJ. manly -. -
sivr and conciliaiory course. ~.
met siIh great sarcrss.
leader. IL 1 may 80 sprsk =, a.' &c
equals. and no sapsrio' y Nc sau1s.
He ,eice snd msnrs sn'"enii, NJ
hin isr that posii's ne 1ssa1.
mae a. n, n, ,1m height. Lis Ice
furss are rss'er sharp sHd strongly
m,rled a.. his suice Is particularly
e,,.r -. soaarons. Ills hair 70 light.
ana ) xarn ling. IN the style ii The
d.; sis esrs arc very large aud
srisAi. and express The character u
tbe man very distinctly. The general
appearance Of his conalenance y that
OF a man sbsut thiri! years Of sgr.
~ho bad bsra tooscensiaaily devoted
% difficult business Tor long period;
or af q usn shnx bsd suffered soms
SERIOUS shock, IN his business or Il.
nlly. He has On earnest. nervous.
earc-u orn. saxious look. quite unlike
The hale. biaG and jssisi aspect Of
most men from Ibe Old Dominion.
The style Of his dress - careless and
Indifferent. and more like that OF .
working merchant. Than of the gea-
iiemsa legislator. Mr.. Wise i gene
rally right Ia his positions. and rare
Iy yields thr asor 10 an opponent nn-
81 be isrls disposed. Ills voice can
be heard Ii any part OF the hail. aud
xhen hs csiis upon The Speaker 10
earnest. he seldom fails 10 sscare al
teniinn. lie can always be heard a.
bore ibe loudesi din that ever rings
In that ball. and ahen his shriil ,oice
Is distinguished. all others soon be-
cume silent. he sprsks With great
dirrcsness sud energy. coming the
wurds, ssit usrs. in unmsiirabie me-
tai. and driving ihem into yaur very
rsrs. Every tbing be says 10 bold.
uncou prcmisIng--ihere
is no hssi,stioa, and M pause IN HE
iorreut of cords. lie makes . pro-
position. sad il musl be accep.sd
without modification. sithnu, reserve,
or IL nss, be directly rejected. n
charges hose upon his appOnsuls, and
ceases mot 10 The ssbi. na,il he hears
the CRY Of quarter. Or until the oppos.
iDg forces have hed."
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SALT.
Mattresses,

ElFHER Double or Single, made Ia
ofder--an arricle Of great romicit.
aiihet IN summer or winter. Otdrrs Ieft
a. The oflice Of The ll,lIsborcugh Recor-
der viii be duly susuded TO.
July ~. So
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DIR. BRANDRETH's oaee IN Virginia, 10
I05 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained a. IS cents per
box, with fail directions.

The foIle~ing eeniiemea have been sppoint
ed seesis for The sale Of Dnndrstb's fIis.
Dennis Ilear,l. Iliilsbnrough.
S,rdmsn a Ramsey. Pinsbororeh.
ilafgrase. Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Srelnd. Midway. Davidson.
James D. M'Dsds. Chapel Hill.
December e9-ism
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1UsT RE ElyED from New York, and foI
saie nv TIA Subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Iloll nd Gin,
:. Jamaica Rum,
Madeira. -
M u Wines, of very superior
Muscat, f""'
Gl.rct.
London Brown Stout
Pile Ale,
Irish Whiskey,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
TO- The subscriber viii keep con.
60 sianily on hand. for sale, vel
made CARRYALIS and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
THOS. ID. GRAIN.
Angus, 2. 3D.
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STATE OF kORrH.CAR0LISA,
Orange County.
Superior Court Of I.ss-Msreh Tesm,
1870.
Robert .h'cslI0ch ~
v. Petition for divorces.

lssrgsrtf .nCsiioch.
TT appearing q the satisfaction &c The Court
- that Margaret M.Calioch, the d, frndani ia
this ease. 10 not an inhsbIisnt Of th,s sisie; Q,
Is ihefefore ordered BY the Court. that pabIi
rs,ioa be sna!e 10 the tfhishsr"u.h RecoTcer,
for three months. the, the defendant appear al
The next Superior Jourt 10 be held for The coun.
" 1t Orange. az the court hdnee ia HILLSIDE
rough, on The second Monday of September
nexi, TO answer. plead NJ demur TO The peil.
iina 20 this case; otherwise jadgaeat pro con.
fesso vii be iaken sgsinsl her.
J. II. NORWOOD. Clerk.
Price adv. 81 90 Is 3m
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Co.
FALL & WINTER
GOODS.


WYE beg lease 90 teadsr aur thanks 90 on
w ffieads and patrons, Tor tie very lshers
eneoura sement received az their hands. ana
hope. Ly d,Iieenl attention 20 business. ana
Win 4 GOOD ass0riment 81 Goods at low pr
ces, slill 70 receive portion Of their patron
age.
ORR STOCK COMPRISES
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS.
do. do. Blue do.
DO. DO. Brown dn.
lIn,isibIe Green do.
Grey do.
Oxlard Mixed Clolhs. Tor Over Goats
Drsb do. DO.
/ PHO, do. do.
Cassimeres. Sailineis. Kentucky James.
PLAID and PLAN Linseys aud krrseys,
/ White. Red. Yellow and Green Flsnnels
Whitney and DufIle Blankets.
Green Msckinsw aud Colored ditto.
/, French and English Merinos.
French, English and American Prints,
Muslin de Lain, CIrcassians,
Black Satin Levannne,
Black and Blue blsek Bombszines.
Il
Black Italian I.uslrlng. Gro de Rhyme,
Gro de Swiss, Pou DO col, and Malio'
ma SILKS.
French worked capes and Collars.
Broche. Thibet. and French Blanket
Shasls.
l'rhibel Wool. Chinelle, end Prussisr
IIsndkerchiefs,
Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Ilariware and Cultlery,
Glass, Queensware. Crockery, and Stone
Ware,
Hats, Fur. Cloth. and Seal Caps.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn,
Castings. Collins and Hunts Csst Steel
Axes,
siolasses. Loaf and Blown Sugar, Coffee,
Sperm and Tsll0w Candies.
Powder. Shot. Nails, Window Glsss,
White Lead. &c. &c. &c. .
And many other articles too numerous 10
mention. GILL and SEE.
PARKER g. NELSON.
October 20. "a
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Cast IRON PlOughs.

Cast IRON Ploughs.
SrEPHEN MOORE has on hand Cor bale
PLouGliS Of various sizes, with iI,r
Points. SC. from the factory Of c. II. kleh
mond, near Milton, n. C.
The following certificates will shnw de es
.imation 10 wi.lch they are held by some |, gu
best farmers.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, Tor the last six or eight yessslbeer
using the tasi Iron Plough, INTRODUCED int,
tins state AID Virginia by .9rsrp g. RisAkons
aod have no Hesitation 10 saying, thai y Icon
sder u superior TO any other IN use 10 our Ioun.
t'y, iar its easy druuehi. fscIliiy nf taroit ;I,s
soil, snd ne general utility as 70 perlarns nee
and the email expense u The cast poin, kbich
we think pTefeTab bic, on account Of lie co X eni.
enee ard fifng cost, 10 any other Mind ofboir,
we have ever uspd.
WARNER NJ LEWIS, CaswelI cous,y.
STEPHEN D0ISON, do Al
GLO. ~. JEFgREYs, Person al
WILLIAM IRVINE, do 81
! have for several years been in the bsbi, Of
using the above PIouei,s, and have no h,si,a
i'on ~ saving, that they ansH er my prpo,e
exceedingly .sll.
THOMAS M'GEHEE, Person count.
October 10.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Person County.
In Equiiy-Fsll Term, 1890.
John Ysnhook
augussin vsnhoot administration, and otaxsy
B Rogers
: \ + appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court
that 0isway 3. Rogers 10 not an inhabiisnl
Of this stste: II is therefore ordered by IN,
Court. that publication be made in the Mills
borough Recorder for Sin ~.els, for the ssid
Oiasay B. Rogers 10 appear o. the next term
ai this Court. 20 be held Tor tie said county oI
Person. 81 the court house in The iowa of Rox
bnroneh, on the seventh Mondsy after the
fourth Msnday in March next, and answer OF
demur, or the bill ~ilI be taken pre- eoRfssst
and heard tr parts as TO him.
JOHN BRADSHER. C. n. L.
Price Adv. 81 so -0s
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Gen,lenen.' Gold LEVERS. Ipin and
extra jeweled.
Ladies' drio.
Silver Levers. English and French
Watches.
ngl,nked Gold wneh Chans, with
and without seals.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases.
A rich assortment Of Breast Tins, Finger
Rings. end Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory ,apd
Ensmelled Paintings.
SILVER ever. pointed Pencil Cases.
Silver Speclscles, plated and steel. as OFT.
ed.
Butter Knives, and Gold Collar Buihn..
Silver. Steel, and Gill Watch Chain, and
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wosienholm's Klives
and Scissors. Of ihe best quality.
Shser Thimble., Money Prrses, and
Pocket Books
Silver and Gilt Pens. Tooth and Hsif
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Tlicks, SnuiTerl aud
Trays.
Britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks, and Pi..
tnls.
Being permanently located in Rillsbdouph,
and having fresh and large supply cf~ .ich
ma'erlsls. he 10 prepared 10 repair Nstaes Of
any description, IN tue beet aud moot dsabie
manner, and will warrant watches repsitd in
every ease Twelve months Orders puae tsIly
attended 10.
LEMUEL LYNCH
October %. ks-
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Moffat's Life Pills,
PuGNIX BIT Il II x :

MII0 WANTS BkflEh
EvIDENcEi-l would Tslsi
the reading pubiie 70 Tbs
numerous solanaary leiieis
publlshed recently 10 The
Good Samaritan, relative q
The happy and benz helal q
Iects 81 ihe administration q
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CALM RETREAT
Female Academy,

N ~ hAA 49, - - ~
sliIIIs Institution has been 10 sBet etsiul aPe
ratioa COZ tao sessions. under The manage.
menl Il Miss SPENCER. a yoanR lacy q 90
perIar qaah6caiions. from The Norlh, and she
has gisen universal satisfaction 10 ell. % wei
pupils 40 parents and guardians. Who hase "a
Sored her with tlsir rstrnnsgs. The Atsde'
my is situated in cassell couniy, Z. i've
mites south a. Brown's Store. 81 healthy ahd
. sery retired situation. and affords every 10
e,lily far thorough and accomplished isInale
education. and ls entirely wsrthy & The ,lisa'
iiun e those who may wish their daughters
educated IN . very Superior style.
The following are the terms:
The 6rsi class embraces Autobiography. Pen.
mansnip snd Reading. IS per session " i've
months.
81 Class -EngIish Grammar. Geography,
with tie use Of The Maps, and Arithmetic,
81 60.
"a Class Embracing he higher brsnsles Of
English Literature. s. so.
For Drawing, Painting, and the various
kinds Of Ornamental NsSdie.soIk, IS add.
lIOnal.
The next session will commence on tie ID
Of February.
The subscriber is prepared 10 accommodate
any number Of young ladies' ~iih good beard,
al sc Der month. Good board csn be had 10
the neighbnrhood az from 20 sc per month.
Letters addressed TO The subscriber. BroSh's
Store, CasSell county, n. G. upon the snti-ct
af The Academy, viii meet with prompt aren-
ton.
ANTHONY WILLIAMSON.
January IA % 3ssos
" The Raleigh Star and STANDARD vii in
sert every other seek for three weeks, and
forward their accounts 10 the subscriber
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WILMIsGToN CHRONICLE.

stsHE Editor Of the Wilmington Chronicle,
L having BY the ere q lae lib u January,
iost an she niateIisss u his afiirr, On slleh
llere vas no INSURANCE, ard beng dssireus q
,esum.as lne pu'icatioR VI tie paper as so0n as
possihis, IN order 60 enable him 10 de % he
makes a. appeal ID the public for an ineFs ase
Of his subscription lot. Tue Poiiiie.l ehaiae-
ter 81 the Cafonlele j. Wing. The Editor has
ever aimed, however, 10 dsifjae shal be con
eeises t. be lra. political sentiments. with JUS
Ilce and far dsaiIas towards those eal,rtsia.
Iag different opinions, and 20 discuss matters
slh courtesy proper among all men. Tins
vii be IL iatafe course. But independently
Of Ihese considerations, there 70 BOW 30 large
. PARTON 81 tie State connected with Whining
lon BY the Ties thai grow out Of frcqaent inter
course aud commercial dealings. thatthe hess-
papers Of ihe place should have On extensive
circulation.
The priee Of the paper was 90 SO. in I'D
vance; but experience has proved that paper
cannot be sffsTded in n iimlngtan lor that sum.
and the subscription Yfthe Chronicle viii there
fore be hereafter IS 90 IN advance.
Wilmington. Jan. 80. o..
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Hav often do na.n misisks tks love
Of their osn opiaivss Tor The love Of
truth.