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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
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NElRDIGAN TARNylE.Do
-. A PROPOSITION.

The publisher Of the - AsEsIeLs f2snEs'
is thankful Tor the steady increase q" hIs sub
scription list and being aware that muny afI.
tlemen who take lively interest in The raess
Of agriculture, whose Influence 10 their respsc-
tive nciehbothoods, when.they nav cheese 10
exert il, caa always aceompl,sh n,u,h good,
aud who may be in,l,led 10 tske % active art
in behalf 81 oui paper BY the plop"sii'en now
made, which M pecun,sry consideration c"uid
produce. tskes leave ts make The inilowsns of
| fer And before doing so. he would relate an
incident which has induced hlm TO The mea-
sufe-A gentleman in Mississippi wishing 10
stir up his ncighbcrs in that State, 10 the con.
siderstion of the Importance ia change IN The
management Of their estates. write " a his
inteRtion to obtain q number Il Subscribers 10
our Journal The manner Of the Tier nnsxIec.
ted aud nn solicited as IL was on "nr Part. lndu-
Ted ne 10 make him the ofcT OF line full bred
Young Berkshire eRuNTER as . email u ken ii
our gratitude Cor he kindness lie has since
set himself o. work. and the day after retsis
ing our letter, abiaincd numhe, of Subscribers,
whose names have been 20 warded .. Ne. Be-.
licviny that macy other eerilemen uonid be
Wiling Ia maxi little sacrifice ofihrir ease 10
do good action for their neighh"Is, fet Us.
and Tor the grsi,6ration Of possessing an Ell
NAL which would probably elsi,s ame si,tn.
ton attained under suh circumstances tisn
purchased with mon'y, We propose TO ell
such, that
Any ore obtaining 20 subs, Iibtrs for the
Anerican Farmer, aud remiii,ne The ne. }
therefor, ts50) for QUE year. los besene te.
.ponsibile for the ssme. thait receive tsT lie
tsoubte n handsnme Iult bread Beikstns o tos
10 weeks old. or q pair &c TuscaIorss. Il ci.ss
II az Berkshire en tie Ctnal ssessd aid
furnished With food. &c necesasy. 10 any part
OF the United States.
Or. for the same mn mher, and On The same
terms, shall receive and agricultural inrle-
ment fruit OF ornamental tees sh.uhs seeds,
or hooks. 90 be fannd in catalogues whish will
be for~aTdcd 10 The subscribers ~ a dIssaRse
ia few days, 10 the value &C SIC so.
Also. anv one oh,sining s suhscti here, and
RENTING $40 thc,efar shsll receive volume
or aof the new series of the american Farmer
neatly hound 10 boards T required, or forward
ed in sheets, 20 any pert of the United states.
Fur 10 subscribers aud $50. vols s ado. do.
For 90 do. aud $40. vols aud Q American
Farmer. and >, 4 r. 5 Farmer and Gardener, all
bound. tf desired
Conscious as We are that the more extensive
the circulation Of agricultural works the great
er benefits must Inevitably accrue 90 the eeun-
try. we hope that the above iihorsi offrrs will
induce many others 10 fellow the laadable En-.
ample Of our Mississippi friend. and thur be the
means of doing good To their neiehhors. their
country, themselves. and their humble servant.
SAMUEL SANDS.
robiis6sr Amerieaa Farmer. Baltimore I'D.
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From the Oregon. We have inter
esting intelligence from this far coun
try. butthe state sfour columns TO. de }
precIudes its insertion in detail. The
mission under the care Of the Methot.
ist Episcopal Church VAS in a very
prosperous conditiUn, aud since our
last ahvices about one thousand of the
natives have become converts ia Chris.
tisniiy. I, is worthy OF notice that
when The ship Lausanne entered 20
Iumbia River, with the reinforcement
under the charge Of the Rev. Jason
Lee. Mr.. Daniel Lee, his nephew,
was addressing congregation Of ma
tises on The bank Of that noble stream.
The meeting Of The Mrssrs. Lee, al.
ter SO long a separation, was one oil
high interest,
The mission packet-ship Lausanne,
was 10 leave the Sandwich Islands ou
the 18th OF October. for New York.
--~ .4lerander's Messenger.
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THE warss~s 81 ne Psss f.ssls rsaasya
0rsnfr. pii tres' e. ih~ Peas nosss 80
lhe ftsz &lsaasy 20 Mach nsai. All ressna-
sssi-s hnsinrsf will sttend - thsa ilnsz. sd
sPplis -sioes fuF sdn'ifInE Psfssns sissie tksa
be made.
fsbrusy 10. So
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Bargains! Bargains!!
GOOD AT CosTss

TIE ssbseriber wsshinr % mase barb
70 his farm again. and desissng 10
close ms bssissss On Ihss place trlass
leaving q. 9th sell his Stock ~ G.osl-,
bg The piece 90 pattern. D. suit he Cur
chaser. AT WHAT THEr cosr Drlavrsrp
HExK- The Goods are all ns-. and
great many Of them fesushle. csil and
sr'mins bsfuIe spending yeuf each els-
where. snd you shall mn be disappsisl.d.
~ All persors indeb'ed u.li please
esll s1d seuls ,hsir dues. ss intend rr-
naming here no hnssr Than eoapsiied
BY my business.
r. NICHOLS.
Februsry 10. So
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EEshsnse On rhdsI,lpi,ia and hal,I
rnaFE % 4 87. az. d. Bank nules 10 :
IN per cent diErouhi.
These y roshirg rise nlksd n i IL
eiiy hat abe suspension. Hsry laals bus.-
ness has been donr. nor all lhsre bs ill
The worst is known.
There has been M run upon our banks.
though s.naus IsP1ris 10 lhss eject haze
been rirrulslrd.
Rev rssk. Fesaary ..
Moneisry Affairs ere almost lie onIy
topics al conversation. P.li.ies. Esr )
lime. are banished. Wall sirres Is
shrongsd with anxious inquirers sf.sr The
vslue Of stocks, or The safety Of her de-
Posl'ss. But Ihere 10 no run upon The
bsnLs. ID is well BBdsnt,od Thar they
are hIm. The specie 10 lksir sanlls has
been increased since the fret Of January,
and now smounis 10 $500. 100, while
their circulation and .. po.iles are about
'he sane. They pursue their usual
course Of business, and discount wish
some freedom.
New York. February 10.
Mcleod has % Last been in1lessd for
murder committed On The night The ca
rollne Was bornl. Ills trial y in cone on
some time next month; al ihsu. ne will
remain IN prison ~ Lorkpori. The en-.
eisemeni has subsidized. and he will. no
doubt. have an impartial Trial.
The parties whose Efforts we're success
FOL IN stopping The PhIlsdelphia and Bal
umore banks, are nov striving 10 ward
Cd public indigestion by attempts 10
show how much The interests Of this eily
will be promoted BY the prostitution OF
errdil in rival markets; and The FAC. ina,
large quantities OF Eastern manufactures
have been ordered back from Philadelphia
since the suspension. 10 heialded az one
Of the first fruits Of their ubiquitous
scheme. IL Baltimore and PhilsdeIphis,
argue these men. have no credit 10 buy
goods for the Soa,h and West. that trade
necessarily comes 10 New York, and
New York merchants ihus rel rich
through The misfolunes of,heir neighbors.
Fes Of our merchants will thank them
Tor This interference in their behalf.
mistake If they had NOT rather take their
chance 90 fair competition.
The panic 10 Wall street has sbaled,
and stocks improved today. u. s..
Bank. 30; sales Of Illinois O per cent.
bonds al 65; Indians. 90 a 62I.
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Correspondence Of The National Lteiii
geneer.

gtneer.
eEE sz#x=s New York. February 6
The news Of another suspension oI
specie payments by The Southern banks
has caused . greater sensation in this
city Than any event tia, has occurred since
The general suspension IN 1897. But 50
Ear there 10 no panic here. Our banks
are sound. and there IL no wan, Of con
iijence in their ability 10 sustain them
selves. 5-# .9 .% su....
I, IL day Of gloom among our mer-
chants, whose hopes OF healthy spring
business are now sadly dampei. The
stock Of goois in market 10 meet The
expected demand 10 large, and more are
on the way; bur, with the exchanges on
The places where The pay for these goods
is 10 come frnm at Eve, ten. and fifteen
per cent. discount. The inducements to sell
will be small. ~
The Sou,hern and Wes.era exchanges
are entirely unsettled. and some days must
pas. beinre the rates can be established,
The sales OF Philadelphia and osheI
Southern bank notes have been al oil
prices. according TO the fears OF The hold
srs and the cupiJily Of The brokers.
Hnw fsr the uniiring efforts oil certain
banks and brokers in this city to break
down the United States Bank have been
| instrumental in producing this state O
things | cannot say; but there has beer
among them The u,mos. activity in procur
ing and presenting every demand To-
specie, and every means has been resor'et
10 10 weaken confidence in The bank. an'
prevent her from raising, BY The sale 0
foreign exchange, The funds necessary .
NEE, these heavy demands. 10 order Y
den,ess the stock. for The purpose Q
spscula,ion, these men have mol scrupie'
10 inflic, ON The country the evils oil an
other suspension. destroy returning con
6d.nee. and bias, American credit abroad
Exchange on England has advanced !. :
|, 1854 a 100. At this rate specie win =
likely 10 go out. as The amount o. o H, J
market, except those Of The un''sd S's'e
Bank, Is small.
II. 5. Bank stock sold a. The Brokers
, Board to-day ., 36l. and al the secos'
Board q, 81 cash. s
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The Catholic Church in the United
States.-The Baltimore Sun gives
some Information copied from the
Catholic Almanac Tor 1S4l, in rels.
ton to the Catholic Church in the
United States. The Catholic popu-
lation in The u. States is stated To be
l. 500. 900. The number Of clergy.
men 545. Of which $50 are in The mi.
nistry, aud l09 otherwise employed.
The number OF churches and cbapels
ls 5I2; churches building, 81, other
stations, S94. There are ~ rcclesi.
asticaI institutions, with i44 clerical
students. The female religious in
situations number 81, and the female
academies. 49. There are In the fe,
male academies 2,7S2 pupils. The
literary institutions tor young men
number "a. and the young men ia
them I. SOS. The numker Of Catho.
lie bishops in the United States IL,
During 1870 the accession TO IN,
priestly office have been IS.
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HarrisOn's Inauguration Smf.-The
lowell Mass. Courier ssys;-we were
yesterday shown. by SAMUEL Lawrence.
splendid piece Of black broad cloth.
manufactured by The MIJdlesex Co.. in
,his city. 10 the order Of the Baltimore
Tippecsnoe Clubs, and designed Tor The
inauguration sui, Of Gen. Harrison. The
cloth 10 made entirely from American
WOOL. par, Of which was from Mr.. Law
rence's flock Of sheep in Connecticut,
and . Is probably The fines, article Of The
kind ever Manufactured in this country.
IL is precisely such cloth as the President
ought 10 wear Al The time Of his inaugu-
ration, and such as !, 10 an honor 10 Ame.
riesn skill 10 have produced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

IN a'peFiy eiksllas win seine : 7 4. !,
.''.'aas' : eeisr spirii 50 been permit.
= aHsA 80 sisn-and ,sls fsrth
u saAaPis which - hope Vii 49,. /,
sqHsbbles.
amer few days. Gen. Hsrrisoa pur.
pos+d 70 ssii bis friends in y,r.ia,,.
where he would spsad hi. lim- ua.il p.,,
shs close Of de mon.h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Rhode IslGnd--In The Legislature oil
Rhode Island on Tuesday last. q resolu-
lion insuucting the senators and request
ing the representatives Of that stale. in
Congress. 10 vote for The distribution oil
the proceeds Of The public lands among
The states, passed unanimously. A rsso.
luton 10 favor Of . national bank passed
by majority Of 10, and one in favor oil
the immediate repeal Of ,de cub treasury,
passed BY . msjori,y of29.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Paper NH Burni.-'rhe paper mill
in this vicinity. belonging to Mr.. NJ. Sa.
ter, We regret to learn. was destroyed BY
FIRE on Thursday last. The FIRE was com
munica,ed by spark from IRE Ina. had
been kindled in the yard near the huild.
ing, at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
and in a few moments all was in flames.
lis 8 heavy lose opon lie worthy and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

The Executive Council met in the ei
~ Of Raleigh on the 10th instant.
Gen. william A. Blount. Of Washing
ton, Beaufort county, and Charles Manly
aud David W. Stone, esqrs. of Raleigh
we're 70 appointed members Of The Lite
rary Board.
Col. Cadwsllaiier Jones. Of HILLSIDE
rough, and Gov. Edward u. Dudley. oI
Wilmington. commissioners of Internal
Improvement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Mr.. Linn, Of Missouri. has recently
introduced into the United States Senate
a bill. the object Of which is to pave the
way for the occupation Of that vast re-
gion Of country, known as the Oregon
territory. stretching from our present
western frontier 10 the Pacific Ocean.
The bill provides for the establishment
Of line Of military posts from Fort LIE.
venworlh to The Rocky Mountains, and
for the appointment Of an Indian agent;
grants 1000 acres Of land to every white
male inhabitant who shall occupy and
cultivate the same for five consecutive
years; and au,horises the President to
lake immediate measures to have the
boundaries Of the United States on the
Pacific frontier sscertained and fixed.
Raleigh Register.
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the CABINET.


II 10 81 necessity that The President
elect should same days before he enters
on The duties of his high Office. make Sc
lreiions Of persons 10 fll The chief Exec
uiive Departments Of Gosernmeni. From
infnrmaiion. which We presume may be
relied on. We have The pleasure Of being
able 10 inform our readers that in I'll pro
b.hility. the Cab,ne, Of the new Presi-
dent, So far q. depends upon him. will be
thus composed:
Secretary Of Saie--Daniel Webster.
Of the State Of Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of The Iieasury-Thomas
Ewing. Of The state Of Ohm.
Secretary Of Har-John Bell, Of the
state Of Tennessee.
Secretary Of The NaUy-Georgs E.
Badger, Of The state Of North Carolina.
Postmaster GenerGl-Ffancis Granger
III The slate OF New York.
attorney Generai-J. j. Crillsnden.
OF The state Of Kentucky.
We sciicipsie The warm appreciation oil
. great ,nsjority Of The people Of The Uni.
Ted States OF these selections. and Of the
aggregate result In some cases. doubt.
less. choice has been difficult. where many
where lhonghi worthy; but on, Of The
abundant materials before him, ], cannot
be denied that The President will have
formed q Cabine, remarkably strong in
uleni, charasier. and the possession Of
the public confidence. Ibid.
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Al ~ FrrsraG kaEluN \ thsH bFRse1sssM
Sucks hsignFiEg 10 ~ bsaAeeais k1sae-
-. are tAg. sled - sefusn q - y aksFs Airs1.
. n naa. - ienFe lhrm Al eHker a is 81
'sMAnE s,sse4. shrEe DIZZY rsa ke akaain<es
Asssaa- rnrnes 6 finghrs. Rsisish ~ Kak-
landr stoss. hiiishasoufh. - Nc Le.ezsis
Store. Passbasasfh-
81 oedEs u iie nisiertie sseixsg.
chsPrf liEi febsnasy ls Ee-
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NJ ARRIRD do

In this county, on The 2sih uls. by che
Rev. William Jones. Mr.. ALvis BIsHoP
o Miss MARGARET KIRKLAND, daughter
Of Mr.. Joseph kirkland. deceased.
In this county. on Thursday the oh
instant. by the Rev. William Jones. Mr,
wMLIAaCA ABE TO Miss JAMS LINK.
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Phi,sdelulis. Feb. q

Anew current may be given To public
opinion concerning The United States
Bank by the resolution adopted yesterday
To receive only her own noies Gor specie
in payment Of debts 10 herself. A few
days must develop The consequences Of
this measure. which. in oil probability.
viii raise her paper 10 par, as !, surely
deserves. The other banks have resolv.
ell on common polcy-which is, 10
curisil or limit their issnes. and restrict
their accommodations generally To such
a degree as may ensure the earliest pos
s'ble resumption Of specie payments.
Difficulty and distress are OF course in.
ereasine, and every day. aiihou, an ame-
Iteration of The causes, must enhance ihs
unhappy effects. MAJ. Gazette.
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aMnsDGB0y@Ms
Thursday, February rs.

We announced IN our iasl lh.t N,
Pennsylvania Bank Of The Uniled STATE.
Dad. in Consequence Il the great run.
made upon il. been sgain compelled "a
susprad sreeie P.ymenis. Il was then
supp sed that the .iler hanks in PhiIa.
6rlphia would be allie 10 hold out; bur
dis expectation has been disappointed.
They continued 10 rsy throughout Fri,
d.y. but on Saturday morning the Girsrd
Bank suspended, and anon alter all The
elher CRY Banks. All continue, howe
ser. % pay their Eve dollar notes.
The rua uPnn lLe banks lhroughoul
The whole % Friday was immense. II
Has Almost Impossible in some inslsners
Tor q rsIson 10 Press has WY lhsough
The crowd 10 tie counier. A bay y no
had forced hn way in. Was pressed down
BY the crowd. and 80 seriously Injured
IA. he died in Few h"urs.
The Banks In Baltimore have also
suspended; as have the banks Of Della
sars. and portion OF the banks OF New
Jersey.
Up 10 the lasi accounts The banks in
Richmond were psj ing specie. but IL
vas presumed that the suspension in Bal.
ilmors would cause them 10 stop. The
exchange anil Farmers Banks in Peters
burg were pay ING out small sums only.
for The conseOicncc Of change.
The banks q his state are paying spe
Gle. and we hope that he action Of The
banks 10 The north Of Us will moi reader
il necessary for them 10 do otherwise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Gen. Harrison, the President elect,
arrived in Washington city on the morn
ing Of Tuesday The 9th inst. and was re-
eeised with demonstrations Of great re-
spec. BY large concourse Of The people
Of The district. The address OF Tue
Mayor. welcoming him 10 the city, a"u
The Generals reply have been published
IN the National In,elligeucer. He PAID
n'i, 10 the President Of the United ssa'e'
On The 10Th. and on the ll,li was 70 oin'
with him. Il is gratifying TO see 'his 10
'etchanse Of civili,ies between these 1--WE
distinguished persnnages. as il serves y
SOW, Ma, however billsr may have beer
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.aiabama-The Huntsville paper siales
Thai The Legislature Of Alsbsms have al
jonrned. The banks are soihorised 10
suspend specie payments until the 18Th
Of next November. on which dsy The lie
gislsilrs meets se,ia. No provisions
Was made for the payment Of The sisis
bonds, Ssll.000 Of which foil due in
1912.
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The following rsmsrks from the New
York Courier and Enquirer. will explain
some Of The causes which have operated
% produce the difficulties 10 The banking
opcra,ions Of Philadrlphi.:
0f the esnsrs shich have led 60 the
suspension, ne have no doub, The mos,
ptominsn, 10, The speevlsiioas which have
been going on here. bssed on the depres.
sion Of the value Of The stock. There is
no other say for accounting Tor the ex.
eessi.e demand on The Institution Tor spe-
Gle. The demand Tor specie. on which
the suspension took place, Was made By
brokers in New York. ats time hen The
discount on the paper here was liuls OF
nothing more lhsn the expense Of sending
on The notes and bring back The specie:
ahy then vas The specie demanded We
much ni,like. IL there have heen any
who have really stake in The general
prosperity Of The country, and who have
len. their aid 10 promote these stock job.
bing assaults on the Bank We much
mistake. we say--if they do not have
cause 10 deplors their conduct, for no
Bank 10 safe sgsins, such attacks. The
Bsnk has already paid out specie, since
The resumption, nearly a. much as the
whole amour, Of specie in the vaults Of the
BANK Of Englsnd; quite 90 much 10 eli the
specie held by I'll The banks Of this STATE,
according 10 the Comp,rollet's report,
which amounted on the lat January last
only 10 $500. l22. and We, the run on
her vas snll continued. and not for any
foreign export demand. We repeat. no
bank can withstand such assaults; aud be.
lieving as We firmly do. tina, The welfare
Of The country has been most materially
promoted by The banking sysIem, We can.
mol but look with dlsmsy on line Of con
dlcl with places the whole 81 the mercy
Of Stock gamblers. Take To illustrate
our view, the State CompuollsI's report
jus, published. Our Banks hsseA circu.
ia,ion ofrising els. 900, 900, and dcpesi,es
To an amount rising $4,000. 900. and 10
meet all this but five millions and hall
fspicis. IL specie 10 demsneec.
We csnno, account Cor the really male
solen. feeling evinccd by some journals
NJ this. in our view, truly unfortunate
event. The Bank Of The u. 5. 10 cer'a'n.
~. now, al least. in no way connected
With psrlizau poli,ics, and Why therefore
lie downfall, if downfall IL should prove
--shOuld be considered by any. sxcep
the gamblers in ils stock, as matter oil
grs,ulaiion. 10 TO US unaccounisble.
We dread The consequences, besldes'
for this city, we fear the evil will no
stop with the u. 8. Bank. We lear 10
essry bank in Philsdelphis, and south o
that CITY, aud then 3, csnno, be o'herwis'
than that New Yo,k. with her CONNER
Gal connexions, should feel tbs shock
and inos. severely TOO. a.t p.
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The Rev. John Culpeper, sen. died at
Gum Branch. Darlington district. s. q.
on the l6,h ult. in the 10Th year Of his
age. He had been highly useful mem.
Der Of The Baptis. church. and was for
some years a representative in Congress
from this state.
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Negroes for Sale.

WILL be sold IN Tuesday The a3d of FEB.
rnary instant. b. FIRE Tie r.nrf house IN
Marlborough. q valuable Hreia Wemsn by
The name nf Milly, late the property af Mar.
tin Palmer, deceased, and her daughter Susan,
a sPrighily Girl about eight or min, yeas old
credit Of sir months will be given. and bond
with sppraved security ., qpired.
rHoS. CLANCY. Trustee. &c.
February O. ss-
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Fsgefa5le SILK and Vegetable Wool
Two plants have la,ely attracted much
attention in the ISLAND OF Martinique. on
sceoupi Of The tissues which may be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

A bill has passed both houses Of The
Lsgislslure 81 Virginia. SUMMARIZING ihe
banks Of that state 70 issus one and i9o
dollar notes 20 The smoual OF four per
rent. Of their capital. 10 b paid on de-
msnd in specie.
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Judge Sceg.-ws preeei.e. Win feel
iugs Of high arsii6esii~n. that lodge
seon. u Texas. bus fsrmsry Of HiIlsbo-
fnueh. N. g. 10 spoken II for lhs Ofiice
Of chsf Justice OF ihs Supreme coun Of
The Tsxisn. RsPublie. Judge Scott, il
will be remsnbered. vas Solscilor Of one
Of The circuits in this stale some years
ago. No, log since be smmigralrd 20 thi.
fourishing rrpublie-sPPrOved himself
% honest and efficient sdvoeale, and sss
speedily elevated 10 The Bench. Az this
period. perhaps. he 10 Chief Jusliee " the
SECOND republic 10 The world.
Raleigh Rap.
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Trust Sale.

Ns9s NSsAASs
III vifius Of q Deed Of Trust sxeented 10
me, lar certain purpnses therein n,en,iua
ed. J shalt expose 20 public sale. on the sd
Jay " February nrSi, (Ii beng the Tuesda, u
Ofsnse County Cour.l 10 The Tona u lIils
barsuRh.
between Twenty-Five and
Thirty NEGROES.
Among them are Men, vornea, Beys and Gill,
nearly al young; some seven or eight uf The
best haase servants. male aud female, ever Of.
fered for sale. Also
near 5000 acres OF Land,
lying IN the Western District oi Tsaaessee.
Terms Sir manihs credit, FOR nerstlsb bic
paper well endorsed.
STEPHEN MOORE. Trnsies.
January &c. Sis
T The Raleigh Register and Standard vii
publish the above until the da5 OF sale