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RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger of Madison county. | viii
- offer for sale at the Court House
door IN the Town Of Canton,
On The Isl Monday ia January 1912
The following property taken up as es-
trays, viz: one black mare, aged about
four years, taken up BY John b. Nor
sham. Appraised TO SIS
One bay horse, taken up By J. e. VIII
liams, about eight years old. Appraised
to $50.
One yellow bay horse, takea up b.
Luke Johnson, about SIX years cid, hf-
teen hands high. Appraised to sos
One chesnut sorrel horse, taken up BY
Southerd FOLEY, about seven or eight
years old, thirteen or fourteen hands high
Appraised to $40.
One sorrel horse, taken up By J. Lee.
about Is hands high. nine or ten years
old. Appraised to SEQ
One sorrel horse about FIVE or SIX
years old, taken up BY VIM. Hoy AP-
praised to $40.
One COW and calf, taken up By Wm.
Tucker, about ten years old. Appraised
to $40.
One COW, taken up BY kinsman De
vine, about nine or ten years Old AP
praised 10 Sl0-
One brindle heller, taken up By E
Nichols, two years old. Appraised Il
| S..
One hog, taken up by E F. Devine
about three years Old Appraised !
50.
One brown mare. taken up VIZ
Whitsett, nine or ten years old, blind
} Appraised to 81.
Persons having the above describe
property in their possession. are hereo
notified to bring it forward on the day {
sale, or they will be dealt with IS The IA
directs.
/: ]. A. TALBOT.
e Rangsrof Madison cczzfy.
f Canton, Nov. 20. le4i-26-ts
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EsTRAYs of MADISON county.

ESA RAJ Oh MAOlSON county,
TAKEN up by John Bishop, a bay
horse no mark or brand, hip shot.
about fourteen hands high. Appraised
to $50.
Taken up by Eli Nichols, BAY mare,
about three years old, four white feet. \
small white spot in the face, about thiF-
teen and half hands high. Appraised
to S25.
Taken up by 0. H. p Davis, black
mare mule, short tail, right eye blind,
no brands perceiyable, some marks made
by the collars, also saddle marks. Ap-
praised to S25.
Taken up by J. T. Edmondson, dark
mare mule, eight or nine years old. 10
marks or brands. Appraised 70 $50
Taken up BY Charles Moore, brown
horse, sixteen hands high, Twelve years
old, racks and trots. no brands or mark;
lperceivable. Appraised 10 $40.
Taken up BY Bennett r. Truly, Z
small bay mare, four or five wears Old
star in her face, RICH, hind 600, white
no marks or brands. Appraised L
S97 80.
Also, q mouse colored horse mule
about FIVE years old. fourteen and q hal
hands high. no marks or brands AP
praised TO S55.
J. A. TALBOT,
Ranger of Med ison coanfy.
Canton, Nov. Goth, i84I.-2o-St-
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Five States, viz: Alabama, Nilsson
ri, Indiana, Michigan, and Arkansas
have had no citizen in a diplomatic sta
ton.
Vi the several appointments, ]. Quin-
cy Adams has had the largest number,
having been sent to the Courts Of Eng
land, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia,
Prussia, and also one of the three En-
voys Extraordinary and Ministers Plen-
lPolentlary. for negotiating the treaty of
Ghent. In addition to the diplomatic
missions, Mr.. Adams has lso been a
member of Congress--onea the Asso
ciate Justices of the Supreme Court, Sec
rotary of State, President ofthe Uuitec
States; besides being Professor of Rhet
0Tic and Oratory in Harvard University
Two brothers, the Everetts, also from
massachusetts,, have beeu Ministers t
Sne Netherlands, TO Spain, and to Eng
i M Of those who have been foreigI
I1inlsters, five have since been electe,
PRESIDENTS, viz: Monroe, Adams, Jack
son, Van Buren, and Harrison.
The signers of the Declaration of In
dependence. were horn as follows:
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned, at
the November Term, 1841, of the Pro-
bate Court cf Leake county, on the es-
tate of Walter +. Corfeld, deceased. All
those having claims against said estate,
are requested to bring them forward du-
ly authenticated within the time prescri-
bed by law, or they will be forever bar
red.
THOMAS |. WHITNEY,
Administrator.
dec 25 Sis
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sTRAYED,

PROM the subscriber, four miles south
Of Canton, about the 18th or 10Th
September last, dark brown or bay stud
mule, about 8 years old, unusually tall
for his age. A liberal reward will be
given for his delivery to me, or for any
information SO that can get him again.
JOHN II. CHEATHAM.
Nov. 18, 1841. Q6-tf
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THE plantation, on which Col 4 j.
- Williamson resides, consisting q
eight hundred eighty acres, abo0t nve
hundred of which is cleared, and il high
state of cultivation, with a good dwelling
house, mill and negro cabins FOR terms
and description apply TO Col Hlllia1son
on the premises
JAMES WALKER,
OF Tennessee.
nov Is 1841 zS-4t
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December II, 1881.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.

Madison County.
Madison Circuit CourL-Nouember Term,
a. u. I84I.
Elizabeth Barlow In chancery.
Richard H. Barlow. Bill for Divorce.
And now, to-wit, on the eth day of
November. A. d. I841.
This day came the complainant by
Attorneys, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the said defend
ant, Richard H. Barlow. is not a resident
of the State of Mississippi, but resides be
yond the Jurisdiction of this Court: 1t is
therefore ordered that unless said defend
ant do appear here on or before the first
day ofthe next term of this Court and
plead, answer, or demur to the complain
ants bill, the Court will take the same
for confessed, and decree accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy of this
order be published in the Mississippi
Creole" Ia weekly newspaper published
in the town of Canton in this State for
tn rteen weeks successively.n
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
Attest: VIM. MONTGOMERY,
Clerk
By HENRY R. COULTER, d. c.
Lawson 81 Ford P. @.
December l6, 184I.
Pr fee S28. 30-l3
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DISSOLUTION.
TVHE firm OF PREWETT & HAN
- COCK, was this day dissolved
Those indebted 10 them viii please call
and settle, and If there be any nav ng
claims against the firm, they vii please
present them immediately 10 the under
signed -,
Canton, July 2Ist Is4f.-9-tf
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~ Toas Janiasla Irca. ssserssA
NJ bess q1alisys so kegs Na -
assorted.
Just received. 9h1ca ce-er Sc sale a.
the New Orleans pracrs. Scr cash go :
month ollis Bia-kssnlsAs - sal 3
their interest o. call ats1 cxansaae
u M g. L.NOEE
NlcksharE. Dee. s. tS&l 80
The Raysnoa3 'Flnss- Caa-ca Creele,
and Jacksoa Misses eR1as. - piease
copy. - inseriio1s eara-1 ae3 ssrwari
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STATE OF NaIssIssIPPI,
MADISON COUNTY

MADISON COUNTY.
10y the Probate Court of said county:
ID To all persons interested in the
lands tenements and hereditaments Of
Malcolm Clark, deceased, greeting: You
are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court of said county at regu-
lar term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House of said county, on the
fourth Monday of January next, then
and there to shew cause if any you
have, Why said Court should not then
order and decree that the lands, tene-
ments Of said deceased 10 be sold, viz:
the east half of the northwest quarter,
Of section eight; west half southeast
quarter, and south half east half of the
south-we st quarter section five, township
eight, range two west.
Witness the Honorable VIII
LIAM S. BAILEY, Judge o.
SEAL. Probate of said county
| the fourth Monday of No
~ vember, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred anc
forty-one, and seal of said Court.
issued the 22d day Of November
JOHN T. CAMERON, CI'k.
Canton, December 4th, 184l.
28-6t-prs. fee S14.
BLANKS,
! Constantly en- hand at this Office.
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LEAKE COUNTY.


ERY the Probate Court Of said county,
AD to all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments of
Walter F. Corfeld, deceased, greeting:
You are hereby cited loappear before the
Probate Court Of said county at a regu-
lar term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House Of said county on the Sc
cond Monday of February next, then
and there to show cause if any you have,
why said Court should not then order
and decree that the following lands, tene
ments and heredtaments of said deceas-
ed to be sold, to wit: The north east
quarter of section seventeen, township
ten range seven east; and lot number
four in square number eleven, situated in
the town Of Carthage.
WITNESS, the Honorable John
P. Williams, Judge of Pro
! SEAL. bate Of said county the Sc.
| condMonday of December
in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and forty
and seal of said court. Issued the 18th
day of December, 1841.
r. G. HALFORD, Cl'k.
dec Is 3l-5
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CANTON FEMALE ACADEMY.

WyHE MISSES PATRICK have open
n ed School in this place for the in
struction OF young ladies in all the
branches pertaining to polite and fin
ished education, including the usual rou-
tine of English studies, together with
Drawing, Painting, Music, French, En-
broidery, and all kinds of fine needle
work.
Canton, Oct 80, 1841.-23-tf
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COMMUNICATIONS SALF-

RDNfNHsrRkr SALE
Rl siFtae 81 "A oTter Passea b. ne
- Probate Coart of Na1lsoa -eaa-v -
November terra is4I. he fsiie@lzg a--
groes will BE- sod a. P1o.lc saas = -
highest bidder, a. The eo1rs h1zse -laF
OF said7eounsy,
Ga Nsndsy, tis i7ti ~ Iraas-g. 49,,
M: boy EDu Nd aad as sic JANET
Sad negroes are hkely ana salus-l-
and vii Be- SD a. PaFi 81 ihe eslaas o.
Henry l. Dcugiass- 1r. 8@s&as-,l
Terms OF salc-Sx mcatAs crc.l.l a..
purchaser 10 give Ecs= 80 $50 seczrs
~ Tor the ParcAase maa=Y-
WN f DOCGL ~ ~.
WI. II. HALL
Decemher a, ISL e-f
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NEW BAKERY
ANn
RENT.HT FIJI.

EVHE aa3ersig ae3 - hsave rssPe<<-
- fully % laiorm The cs1re2s 81 Ca
toe, a14 The P1slse seaerallv. al tAsv
have established a BakeFv ~ The he4se
Formerly cccurss1 ~ >e-er s Ccu1-s.
next door 70 the Raj Rna3 Bznk-w ~
lhey wIll a; al unes ~ hsery - slerly
their c1s1eznerswssA brr14 C4kss- E4sks,
MzEzs, s. EsniIy lkss~s eak~3 a. ~
shortest noEics- Szzeks znz s3&er ~
frssi-ssnfs ca ax I'D zs - 49,
nOYLE + kANANAUGH
Can.oo. Deeenber !. t8st- SIS
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JOB PRINTING,
nov Is Is41

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, NEATLY Ex-
EcUTED At THIS OFFICE
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HoUsE AND Tor roR skLE.
TiE S,orc House acw ocelFle1 - ~
n Haasbrough- AID tae 1el 81 grcgas
adjoining. s. feet frye. 49, e So ;.
publlc a1ctlou On Nea8av ne z7lh ASA
CT Terms ua3e kl1Ea e. t1z 1ax
Of sale
Dec. N, fs4I. ea-S
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u the Presidents Of The old Con-
gress,
5 were from Virginia,
from Massachusetts,
from South Caaolina,
from Pennsylvania,
Suo one each from Connecticut, New
, rUrx' New Jersey, Delaware, and Ma
VI the General Revolutionary Off
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BLANKS

Constantly en- hand at this Office.
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Madison Circuit Court-Norem6er Term,
"A. u. I641.
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M@5s VA959g1 takes pleasure in
announcIng to tue public. that she has
Jnsi received fresh supply ii Fruits, Confer.
honaries, &C., aud is now able 10 furnish Al
most any thing that may be wanted in her line
81 business. They consist principally Of The
following articles: -,
Oranges. Lemons. Resins, Prunes, Fms.
Currents and Dates.
Almonds. Walnuis. Brazil Nuts, Soda
Crackers, Butter Crsckers, Wafer
Crackers, Sugar Crackers.
Lemon Syrup and Lihe Juice.
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine An.
pies, Preserved Cherries, SareInes.
A general assortment OF Candies, Juiube
Paste, excellent for culds.
Cologne, Bears Oil, French Pomalum,
Balm Of Columbia. aqmosl approved
srtIcle'lnr The hair.
Chewing 'r"barco. Cigars, Smoking 70
bacco. Matches.
J handsome assortment OF roys.
4 lew dozen of Corn Brooms, and few
Chlldren's Csrriages--sold very cheap.
april 30. 10
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PRIVATE
Boarding School.

TIVE subscriber will open Boarding School
u Tor Boys. az his residence, Tusc,ilum,
within one mile and q hall OF IlilIsborougI,
N. 4. on the first Thursday in July next. Ills
number Of pupils will be limited TIE course
Of instruction preparatory 10 an entrance iaio
any of our Colleges. Instruction will be given
IN the French language, BY gentleman from
France, Of high qualifications. No additional
charge viii be made 10 The general price Of
tuition for such instruction, aud every pupil
will enjoy the benefit.
There will be but one vacation in the year,
and that from the first Of May to tie & 81
Thursday 10 July.
The charge fnr each pupil, for hoard and IN
ition, will be $50 per annum, paid semi annu.
ally, in advance. @
Parents or Guardians. who may wish TO place
their sons or wards under his care, are request.
ed 10 communicate their wishes 10 the subcri
Der, by letter, as early as convenient directed
10 the s+
Rev. JOHN WITHERSPOON,
Hil.sborough. N. C.
APfh y. ~ &c
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Piano FOries, Guitars, yio-
Inns, Violin Strings, &c.

TRHE subscribers would respectfully an.
- noanre 10 their friends and scquaintan.
ces ia Raleigh, aud throughout, North Caroiiaa,
that they have now on hand large assortment
Of NrSSs = CLAEK's Piano forles. which. Tor
brilliancy Of tone aud unparalleled Touch and
durability. are not surpassed. They wish 60
say, thai thsy sOin no, demand pay for amy Piaso
sold mill u 10 irisd BY lac Purchaser, fvT which
they will allow any reasonable time. They
have also yiolins Of superior quality, from
81 so up TO $50; large selection Of superior
Violin Strings: Guitar Stiings; all kinds OF
Wind INSTRUMENTS Zoe Military Bands, as
Horns. Bugles, Files. Trombones, Serpcn,s
aud Bells; Superior Flutes and Flaeeoleis,
single and double; Preach Aceordesns, of a
pattern and tone never before seen here;
Drums and Bass Drums, OF all dimensions; Of
assortment d superior Gnitars, together with
the largest assortment OF MUSIC ever before
imported here.
The Subscribers viii be glad 10 furnish
Schools and others with Music. and being bath
Teachers OF the Piano Forte, they hupe 10 he
enabled to select for their friends What is
agreeable aud pleasing, useful aud improving
frey respectfully solicit the favor and pat.
ronage ofthe Ladies aud Gentemenof Raleigh.
and Throughout the state &C North Carolina.
CHARLES BERG &. co.
Petersburg. Va. March 81, IS
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Dr. BRANDRETIrs once In Virginia, 4
nos MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills can be obisinea q, asssh,s pss
box, with full directions.

The following gentlemen have been appoint.
o. agents ioE The sale d BrsndTclh's Ians
Dennis Heart. lllllsborcugh.
Siedmsn a. Ramsay. Pillsbotough.
llargIa,e. Gather q Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. SreluG. Midwsy. Davidson.
james b. M.Dsdr. Chapel Hill.
J. NJ. A. Drake. Ashbofough, Randolph.
John X. brown. Privilege, DO.
NJ. &. Gsfdnsr. ~. Lawrence. Chatham.
g. A. Mebane. Mason Hall. Orange.
L. d W. Smith. AlanaDce, Gullford.
J 4 X. Sloan. Gretnsbofopgh.
J. 4 X. Reid. Troublesome Iron Wolkss
Rockingham.
James johnson, Wentworth. DO.
Wood d Neal. Madison. DO.
J. W. Burton. e. Co.. Lrakssille. Dn.
Owen M,Aleer. Yanceysllle, CsswtlI.
N. j. Palmer. Milton, Do.
December rs .s.-- 4s-i2m
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HnLsBoROUGH
English Male Academy.
ysHE exercises II this school will be resume

INHE exercises ~ this school will be resumed
on MONDAY the 2let Instant
The following branches Of rdueaiinn will be
Thoroughly taught, and at the following prices,
viz:
lst. Spellipg. Reading, Writing, and Arith.
meiic, Sc 90 per session Of five monihs
I'd Spelling Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography, History and Composition, IS 90
per session.
reasonable extra charge viii be made for
those who study Natural Philosophy and AS
tronnmy.
The French Language will be taught by a
naive at the rate u five dollars per session,
and only to those that have entered this acsde.
my as regular students.
]. ODENnIIAL.
For further inflammation Apply to the follow
ing gentlemen. Commissioners Of inc town OF
viz DR.. Ed. Slrudwiek. John
Berry, James N. Palmer o. r Long, Lemucl
Lynch. VIM. II Brown, and John Jones.
June g. re-
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II lLLSBo ROU & II, N. L.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Ef DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS fEaR, Or Two noLihs
FiFTr CENTS 10 PAID IN AISAStE.
Ihosc WHO do not give nettc Of ihtir VIZ"
10 have Their rapcr Dis ontinncd AZ ihcrsp''"'
ton u the year, viii BE- presumed as csilipe
itstontlnnont 1 until ,uuntiman1td : ~
paper vii hc discontinued until all arHaiai'S
are raid, unless al tie tpiion u The niii'hl'
Advertisements not ra,etdirg slxleen iiift,
one dnllar ior Tic first, md twenty-five 81 =
Tor raeh subs, qnrni tnsetilonj lnnrer al't =
proportion. out ADVERTISEMENTS twenty ~
per cut iaher. At'edutiions - SIS perez L
all be made IL all ci,:s,rs by tie year.
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Fairfield Academy.

Sl'HE Fall Session OF this School, (six miIcs
north west Of Hiiisborough,l will Gem.
mence on the ialh Of July and close on the
10Th Of December.
Board can be had in the neielborhood, at
from SO to 81 50 per month.
JAS. r. CLARK.
June g. rs
iCP The Raleigh Register and STANDARD
Will insert the above once a week for three
weeks. M@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-01
NEW GOODS.

THE sabseribers have received and oiler &
sale AZ their Store llense. one mile noFsl
Of Cross Roads Meeting House. fresh az
desirabie siock az sesssnable Goods, consist
ing in Pars OF me following Articles
common ana Fine Blue Cloths,
Invisible Green do.
Cassimeres and Saiinets.
Black Silk and Satin Ves,irgs,
MarseiiIes do.
French. London and Furniture Prints.
Black Silks and Printed Muslin.
Gauzs Sesrfs and Handkerchief.
sloekinei Drilling and Gambroop,
Fashionable Bonne,s and wrssihs,
Plain. Figured. Swiss and ChcquereS
Muslin.
Ribsnd.. Edgings and Brown Linen,
Linen Basoms and Collars. OIL Cloths.
Hardware, CUTLERY, crOskery and Tin
Ware.
Paints. Mails and Iron.
Loaf and Brown Suesr.
SADDLERY-Bridle.b bits. Buckles.
Plush. Webbing, Trees q Morocco Skins.
nATS--Besver. Brush. Russia. Mole
skin aud Palm leaf Hats.
Ladies fine KID Slippers, and Mems
Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cotton Yarn.
Books. Paper, and Paper Prints.
Scotch Snuff.
Manufactured Tobacco aud Cigars.
Fancy and Bar Soap,
and many other articles.
ELL MURRAY & co.
May 5. a..# IA GIN