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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

,i,[i.v ,1TI,RiSG MILL FOR SALE.-The undersigned
II M . =, biic auction, Friday, the 10Th of June,
u1~,atrd that he haS OF lease on tnat pi. U.
. ,~.,y in this city. formerly known the Burning
VA hi. row fitted up Manufacturing Mlll with four par
.. lgl IA superior order FOR making Hour ihe haci'
h. odd IN ice viii! the privilege of removing IL aud the
etire IN l-i5. sale Ia tase place al O'Clock, I. NJ
Ta. o.. Ss ;hrd IN cash, aud the balance IN TWO
WM. II. DICKINSON,
Surviving partner Of Dickinson < Smell
DABNEY s cAUTHoRN, Auctioneers
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|, ~ AWAY from the Subscriber ab"u, the III of May lei9
Il Nrfo Man. named M-j, about II years o age o low
Sr!t has over one "f MS eyes;
Ah him black caSSnet coat, the coat mas nea'
toa On II: one round white aud purple bingham coat one
c!rd cotton hje cost skirts cut OF OF III one a'r
pauiaoonS another pair made of striped brdtek'ns
o-f tl mad o2nahur2 pair more, nade
-,n yarn serge pair purple, the other yelio" one
wa,teoat, patched each side with black yarn c,",
striped Calico another of h0nespun serge yarn cloh;
oznabIrs cotton b"sonS and collars; two
'l ctlva- u- high crown black hat, with small brn
w. about feet or hish, quite black has good
'eu.ngr apt smile when spoken to Any person that
sc nun 10 me or Him in amy Jail in this Common
STAT II ont, twenty. Ny Posr-oiice address is Bel
THOMAS JAMES.
I,n4 s-,f
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NnARIES W0RTHAM. L0rYERY rENDER, RlcHMoN

CHARLES WORKMAN, LOTTERY FENDER, kicHM"Np,
- Va. ce under the Exchange Hote sells Tickets III all the
Lotteries * advertised nv J. C. Gregory Il Co.
lie will punctual attention In all ORDERS enclosing tue
cash. packages wholcs halves and quarters, or Tor single
ticket.
\ E. An IMPRESSION is prevalent with many theeause they
cannot hear o their ips large prize that
sold For their inorhai:on now ANNEX
distribution Of prizes for days simply
MAY a0lb Grand Consolidated class 81 Nos. 80 30 IS,
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Serenity thousand doiors ro,M ot Dry GoodS selling ri
at ceru rednced nriees, for eash-25M Say, le42

ID II. JENKINS intending 10 another Store in The
N rlluns ni closing is present
business consequently will offer inducements In those
wanting Dry GOODS either by wholesale or
retail. Having added To- his stock within r~ day. many new
and cheap Goods opportunity offered IT, those
who sell again wishing for their many articles, nj
Unparalleled low prices, for CASH.
M,v ~ 7-tf
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UNIVERSITY or VIRINIA-Thc Char of Mathematics IN
~ this Institution having become vacant by the resignation oi
Professor Sylvester Board will proceed fill the
vacancy their annual meeting the Isl nj July next
Applications should he addressed 10 Dr. Gcssner Harrison,
Chairman Of The Faculty University of Virginia.
". II. WOoDLEY, Proctor u of 10.
Aprjl !. 1872 llU-tiJy
i Editors Of the Richmond Wing National ntelligencer
lnhe, Washington city, requested to insert the above IN
their country paper respective accounts tn
me- ". H. W., +. IT, n Ia
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Sir tim IS rcck by JamfS Rrer Canal 10 Lynchburg,

N-0rlCE-From and The 18th ot April, cur iri-werkly
" lines uf Packf. lnc!mc VIII lra"c Richmond aud
l.yncIbury Mnu,ay, Wednesday, ana Fridays al O'clock,
A. VI. arrangement. with the
Lines Of Stages olt Of ynchhntg our Scnisvie
wi leave Richmond usual Monday, Nc,nts
day and Friday ociock, r. NJ, connecting with the Farm
Halifax and an with The charlottesville aud
Sluntun aud expedition f1s
route gazing West Richmond lis vicinity.
thing refer passengers and others IL
those who have travelled on packets.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
c5 1,--H
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r,ecooa Ford Post office, June 4.


lffagbir fumes Rirer Plantation at .fueti0n
X FRIDAY the 18th july, IL O'Clock, the premises "a
II lii viii lee offered public sale This plantation Is
i. portion Dnve Estate, and contains SO acres q"
IA u cres of which. including the upper part OF stsot Is
va . y.ry fertile low lands, and ON The high lands there are
oi 300 acres of cod land. Every part OF The pantanu
,i condition, well enclosed, and yielding lne crops Inc
,ryrnents and comnodious dwelling house.
,iek Nv high and well nsed--a brick Kitchen
a. feet Two stories high, smoke house, oretSeers hoise
,obacn aud corn houses stables and comfortable egr"
&. .;,, -,
r Viii he given the first Of January next, win the
IN the purchaser of sowing Wheat al the proper season
-Oe ,hitd of the purchase TO b" paid when pos
I :. cy-n and the thirds in equal annual lsta
II one aud with interest from the Tune VI CIV
..,..r.>on Hy request the fropretors
DrNl.OP MONCURE Il Co, Auc,ioneers.
9-tds
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May 10

IN CUANrERY-viRcI,i,:-At Rules holden in the Clerk
Office Court Of Law and Lhancts iof
King county Monday The 2d day Of Nay lei2:
beverly Kennon, Administrator Of his late wife, EAlltth
Ilc, Ann Claiborne and Wlianna Armistcad, Faihli!i':
against 49,,
Ruwr!l Il.>ct and Philip w. CIa;borne, Executors oi VI
liam d. Claiborne deceased. AylcIt awe administrator de
boni. tiahorrr, deceased Thomas itrf iNch
nr If William Armisirad CuThu lrayun Administrator o E
nhana Claiborne Saml ur Administrator Of Bas,el = Clai
norm, deceased John u. Claiborne aud james Lyons,
'' Derndans
The defendants Philip w Claiborne and John h. Claiborne
entered their appearance and gwen security ccn
ing TO Assembly aud the rules "i Tins Court ana ~
,arnr hy satisfactory r,lencr they inhabitants al
This country ordered, That tr said defendants d" appear
here on the first Monday Juy and The bill Of the
plaintiffs copy order be forthwith inserted III
SONG the Richmond for lwt months
urcessivcly and posted Of the Court house Of
this county. A Cupy-Ttsie,
WIS RO. POLLARD, OK.
Nav l-alwcw
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ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS-W0MBLE & DEANE,
CoMarsos MERcHAsrs l3h and Cary Streets ofirr lheif
services IN the sale OF all kinds of country produce but atc
larry so III the sale of tobacco Hour wheat and corn her ioc
ton IN the Of business and nrahe mills winch makes
them TO attend sales of wheat and corn
we'll a. To tobacco aud -four and hv strict attention ~ pus
ness, hope 10 merit the patronage of the public :.
June H-Ol
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Williamsburg, Goth April, Is

NOTlCE-1he franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed A. s Maddox their AGENT who will be furnished al
MS Store two doors below the Bank Of Virginia. with large
supply Of all the varieties Of Writing Paper made their Mill
VIZ: Fo"ca iatca packet and letter Paper all which ne
VIII sell by whpesair aud RETAIL such cannot n to
satisfy the public City and country merchants, and czens Of
the State generally respectfully invited 70 examine his Stock
aud see is their interest domestic manu-
fac.nres. RICHARD WITHHELD President.
IL 1871. Aft
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OnONTAIGIC EXrRAcT. FnK ruE ToOrI. ACHE


S article is not presented 10 the public one Of those I'M,
ctrsd Sostrums good effects OF which be- realized
in form Of disease the proprietor wishes il Ia be distinctly
mnferstond that applicable NIL Of that distressing
sraay the Tooth Arlrwherc, however, the disease pro
Fnred hv of the the Extract will be found se
and r,rt.'u remedy.
When attacks Tooth generally pro-
through The bnny until the membrane and
filling tr internal the Tooth, exposed. When this
the application Of the "Fxird Will give immediate
relief from the pain caused by the IT, however, the
disease caused by Inflammation Of tr membrane lining the Al
vo Peraslcam nf the Fang, lcCrS should be applied Ia
III" and mid medicines administrators II these
fail Fraerni blood lifting should he esorted this difference
the remedy.
The frequent than the latter;
Which, therefore, the exposed by Cares The cavity should
hc wiped dry With piece al lint cnon bit Sufficient
fill the cavity nf the substance should then br with
The "Esact and inserted we'll into the cavity the relief viii br
almns; instantaneous.
The following Certificate will slew that for the purposes indi
Gated THE Extract fund aey worthy of appreciation:
DR JAS CnoEEDear Sir: have tried your "Odoniaec tx
Tract IN several with The mot complete Success and from
The nature at the constituents oi the compound, persuaded
that IN wl produced 5y al The
the application viii he successful OF course, when the
patient afflicted
Illumination hr membrane and other remedies
Indicated evidence effects will remark. that
called mular tooth young LADY,
found from exposure Of tile
inserted dipped IN Extract and the next
morning plugged the tooth without pain 10 the patient
Respectfully,
JAMES ID. McCABE, Surgeon Dentist
For sale by
SAMI. +. DOVE
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Trustees Sale of VaiuaJIe Real and Pusonal Estate

Truytees Sale of IaiuaGie Real and Personal Estate,
Lands, Stock, &c
veY virtue of Decd Of Trust executed the subscribers by
ID Thomas findrns others Of Mathews county, the 9Th
day May, 1872 for certain ppoes therein Sprchth wch
deed has been duly admitted 10 record we shall Offer f.. sa. al
public auction highest bidder for cash. on the first All
July far, not on the next far day. large Real
and Personal Esa by sad deed r personal aa pie"
likely valuabeA superior stock OF cae consisting OF a
ropot.on Of The Of Durham breed There will
Durham Bull q blood and hne appearance
sold years gentleman IN Kentucky Tor .eh nun
dlei dollars To those disposed 10 improve the breed Of ,hcr
inclined stock of the hfst quality,
better opportunity seldom oilers ~ The same TIME anu place.
VIII also be sold caffl"se and aInr,, single ,le anu a
Norfolk East and yielding handsome prom 10
m, cwnersao large number nf Farming U;cnsils. belong
ing 10 In, Estates of Seaord Ceneve, Of
wagons ous The Real Estate consists OF half
with The Lands appnrtenaut to the MIL
The subscribers with rrea, proety recommend this PROPER
y1hey consider valuable as any other Of the same
ton in Eastern Virginia. desirable Lot at Mathews Court
house. which there several buildings ana one ocenpen Us
Tail"s shop This ocail" oi'eis great 10 an en-
rrrsng mechanic, disposed to remove from tc ces !" he
country where he may nGd plenty m w"k g""G py ""
the Mathews Academy aud IN sight Of Matthew's court
house which and comfortable dwelling has been lac
erected, which would vel suit professional sen'cha. anu
lastly tia, well known and valuable Farm called sealnd con
house and suitable farming houses qhailcIs l r. M
those disposed settle III healthy ude-waer section oil me
the county of Mathews aud contiguous to tue wa.
Milford Haven, navisate the doors large portion Of
cleared and wei. enclosed producing Indian corn
wheat, oats &c and susceptible of The highest improvement
cleared land las been Tuned or married.
and the extensive fields the finest order for cultivation
without gully The unc'eared land has on an abnd-
ant Supply rail- and tie wood all o witch - ~
distance iom the rest 81 the estate In addition
Ia Of this valuable farm the waters {" MIL
rd finest fish and oysters, aud the flourish
ing Academy Mathews Court house, not more '!an mile ana
half distant Srafod of the most desirable resi-
d-nc.s for gentleman growing family IN oil Eastern
Virginia The Crops Scatud VIII he SOLD distinct
from farm aud thu right 10 rcnve them reserved 10 me pu'-
chaser The ris, Mrs ugins TO all the real estate
here advertised has renqucd Those disposed TO pir
urged visit the property before the day {" sale, ana
mi m r themselves The of Seaord with all Of the above
property, take place Seafd, without reserve
M , time above stated continued m day TO day. un,i
closed ANY thing omitted made known the day Of
sne Selling az Trustees will only convey such title as Is
vested n us by the aforementioned deed
SHEPARD G. MILLER,
JOHN H. DlGGS, Trustees
Holm ROUASNON, JR.,
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y INNER HATS-SUMMER HATS have just received my
''o'k Of Palm Leaf. eghorn and Panama Hats, which
sell lower than any other house the trade for cash only
2. 8. GARBANATI,
,., Sign Of Transparent Hat, shockoe Him.
'l'd- lll-f
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7IG .3cres TaIroLIe SofmmarrO,o and Grassy Creek

nc 1cres TaluabIe SpfrmaTfO1o and Grassy tFeeE
TobQcco Land for SAFE.
NJ Juur sale that well
" known Land wherein Jcl strong formerly feh
on the Sprwnarrow and Grassy creek With good dwelling ana
o. necessary ont houses The plantation laid oil ~ iuuf
COMPACT shifts with portion hc! ana HIT lana III cach ana
contains 100 acres each This land j. well known !" be one "'
The hest and most Granville situated near TIE
centre wccn CarkesvIl, ONn aud iienderson from ~ Ia
each Place with nearly ioj acres al wood 'a, ~
cdn. pine growth which n fine quality tor tobacco" "heh'
or corn The r sold without reserve, "h W" premises
on the day above, fair the neat far day any person
wishes 10 view the land Mr. Iiad, who lives on Tile premises,
" i'll show Them hr any time
Irm-Ahou $3.50 will hr required in oah t"o amman pay
mrns on balance, with interest The sale VIII be certain 10
'""' r'">' "' THO. l.. WILLIAMS.
lids
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VARIABLE ALREMARLE LAND At AUCTION.
,rpr f If sand ACRES, selected portion Oh he
p,uben Estate conveyed 10 US "a Trustees, 10y Miles pa
,,, r lately a.vcrsed sell privately, Will be sod al
,nnn the highest bidder, M the front door OF e
lou. in Charlottesville, Tuesday, the 9th day ot Jy
k The c>tat. believed 10 be atnong tile best III Tue
carnfl at Abemarle :. .,,;,,.r.
f.--oue third of the purchase money casa o. W.,
., l., he secured Nv deed Of trust bonds &c. anu any
-su b- made day o sale, II VIII he more iav"ao'e
i. nllr
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, CEyrRFVII.IE

mated 'b COMFY Mathews. and described IN sad peed
Hf3D': between eight and niuc hundred acres more o"
r,r, il represented ~ very valuable, and from us
i tr tYir,, ssd extensive Improvements on H. to
,iy dc,lllc country residence. II IL situated on
t Ert and wa said Deed The residence al
above Aamei. II hr sold Tor The payment oi the
49, the Deed the sale VIII Ice pcrernpiory ana
't"i '",cf'~ Although title Is believed IN be nnqnes
4e yel inc Trustee viii convey only such title Is Is
,''i 81 me bs the Trust Deed.
h"4. the III be cash. probable that the pir-
,t H make with the creditor Ia obtain Gre
it PORTION The purchase money The debt secured in the
7sl Ai' be,H assigned e. the rauk of Virginia.
JOHN VI PATTON, Trustee.
JHue3 e-,ds
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-; 81 SALEIn pursuance of the isions ot deed of
fI' executed hy Thomas iiudcins Ia the subscriber
rt 1T lay Of March, 1912, aud Is duly re-
e''t . Clerks Office cf the County Court oi Mathews
roy .al on Friday h day Of July, lsi2 before the
a iocro Exchange Hotel The city ot Richmond, "s-
~s sale ;o,hr auction for cash, Tract of Land convey
- i9 lle / "a - deed ari
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-10

PERMITTING INK-Wc shall have constantly hand fuli
supply Of Johnson Durants best Printing Ink, Of moderate
prices. I'm
Enquirer Office, March TO- 1912. NV
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10 tie Honorable tie House 81 Ddtgates, an The Com
monwcahh Of lireinia.
the capacity III Door
L Keeper al Session of the General Assembly Ny m
life has mad. with The practice Of similar duties II
into and hand that will give their zeal c"nancs anu
tude The Il the office has wisely
made from 10 year. and he who Is not eapponta ~
the neither removed from has possession nor o-'oe
Citizen Equality Of rights and nctr sos, WIN occann
rotation office make the distinctive characteristics m our ifer
system III assemblies, well individuals
may nationally their enemies VIII them better
TIA" '"'" ''''"'' WIN. C. ALLAN.
Cuipeprr June LIST, 1912. 9-U
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALe-Hy authority of
Deed of Trust, executed by ih- James River and IA
nawa Company and recorded III the Clerks once oil the "u
Count of emtco, uer for sale the following valuable Rehi
Estate: -, ,,., .
street thirty five WIDE laid oil by estendn. The street on the
Northern margin al Tile BASIN ~ l2th street, i"e o "''''u -
n part of I.o. M. ~ 49, .
On, I, ON the Basin in the plan Of the City ln
No 2i, The Factory, iotncr! known as Brown anu
lhali's.
ed hy Tines. Ru,roord together with the Mill. Machinery ana
erected said Lot ana perpetual fsnt |" use fee
from rent hundred inches oil water To be taken from
The canal At MILL under head of four and halt tet SUB
of the canal and The ti:ht "i Tue company
Ia draw the the canal whenever II Is necessary 10 10
so purpose of making alterations or repairs ne eas
and ,urr drawing oil the To be adjusted by the com
officers and To be kept up al the expense oi tie o"s !"
Tie lo,. 900
oe.ual tree rent Of i've hundred square inches Of WATER
taken in III. way aud subject similar limitation I" the
water u be taken at the Rutherford Mills
proposals for lc safe OF the ah"'c "
merry or any part thereof until the 10th day of june neat The
a property then sold viii proceed 10 sell The whole
prnprty The sale Ia take Place the Brown Wal
tl,ail oi and att O'Clock the atternonn
The TILE property believed 10 be good but We as
Trustees, will only sell such ute as Is ysst,a III u.s.
:. :. BANTER, Trustees
JNo. 4. LANCASTER,
Richmond 25th May, 1912. c-tds
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JAMES A. DCNLA


" b. Mr. VIM Burke, who is now in Richmond, may he con-
uuon r of the and The correct manner
of using it, lie may found by enqung at the Powatan
~ '7 " 81 7-6w
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JAS. f. HEATH,

JAS. r.. HEAlH,
SEInEN g. MACON,
Trustees of Miles Macon
, r,oyinr Crops will be reservedhn possession OF The
, hr delivered The purchaser as early As practicable
~ wa 'S "N' S-tds
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II ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MoSRoE CorSTY, ' A-lhs rs
IL Enlistment open for the reception Of VISITORS under
superintendent of the subscriber lie ha inahe
Ia accommodate comfortable manner 800 guests, and
their servants pains have bccn takcno selec
IN. best servants the supplies liberal aud OF the hest
quality An abundance Of ice Is provided and To he be tr
ber PROMISES nothing shall c omitted calculated to secure
a cnn,c of The Visitors Regular -weeky stages connect
with The other Springs They Will daily as soon as the travel
;,,-.f fy !
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We OF tRE MILL. SrUNES.AS the snrvivn. partner
~ 'ht tir Hu0 81 Su-l & Rust Will proceed ON Friday,
~ H ct Ju'y ne, AL the hour of ~ O'Clock, A. VI, u r
o the far day, a the hour nj the SHOP o the
~ concern, The Of Richmond 18th street between
E streets, I" sell pair al Burr MN stones III soo'
" "I immediate use, aud all the rest oi the partnership
>3hi -',f. hand.
'' ~ Sas Fol all fifty dollars credit OF ninety
"NI ." allowed, the purchaser executing nesotilhc
WI" m approved .ndorse-ior all sums OF aud under MY
+''''' CASA w' he required.
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JOHN II. DlGGS, Trustees.
Join BOIIANAON, JR.,)

May 81 49,. -, ~ IT !,
Herald will copy the above twice week "r one "In anu se"
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MI Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-By authority of
"'td Ut IIn executed 10y the James River ana IA
IN ,maiy, We o;icr for sale the following lots:
zee lots between II street and street thirty feet wide on
'Aeiu margin the hasn. One of these lots fronts 40
10 siSin aud feet ID street.-The other TWO front
uc"s Basin street, and - feet inches ID street
W also offer ,t Io, No 4G7 helow Myers Factory, lying
canal aud sh street This ot vii! he divided into four
ie plan the office of the company and viii be shown
.Ft'.n> ~t>!ilng see
" W. above property Will receive private proposals from
disposed Ia purchase the Goth day Of lune aud II not
sold before that DAY will then be publicly sold Tor
~ iie 1" take place Al o'clock T. NJ, on the premises.
~" t 10 thS property believed 10 be undoubed hut, act
- Trustees, OILY convey such vested III u.s.
J. ". rEGRAM, T,,s,ees
edmond, 25h MAY lsi9 It'd.
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XJIANTED at this office. Apprentice to Inc rIn.ns P
,;s, a,es,, |" "'!' ''' " May IL
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Surviving partner of the firm Of Smeli & Rust.
nAHAEN q EALIHORN. Auctlnncers.

= The Compiler viii please copy the above
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June 3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

Ialrss nuaihs, uhieh ihgFhal r6lpullEiy
rslinqui.Esd.
We slsa learn lhaflle ere~ 81 1hs u.
y schooner Grsmpss. ressmshdrd b
lAe1i. Nsn Branl shieh vssrl . nos
ready 10 sad On cruise, al alb DE ex-
rePlion Of I'm or eleven. TtesiEe money
ia.'ssd ~ greF. Af "a eslss1s
Il y tims thai she euslam Of sliawing
SPIN rssi0ns 90 board avr shlIs wss sbs-
l'shed. Boston Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

The Progress Of LOuA.-I.o~ell,
says correspondent, Of The Boston Atlas,
Vas incorporated a. a ,own in 1926
There are now invested in the fsciorlrs
in thai place between 10 and III millions
Of dollars. Upwards of IS 900 bales oI
cotton. being nearly hall Of ouI entire
expor'a,ion;) IL 1000 Tons hard coal
5000 bills. flour, for The making of starch
besides large Quantities 81 bread stdffs,
&c. are annually CONSUMED ia Lowell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

Siaiisiieof Insanity. BY The lssI cen.
sue, there are l7.isI insane persons in
The Unird States, and the estimated rum
Der Of those who annually become insans
% 57l9. There are sixteen insane ssy.
lums IN the Country. containing something
less ihan 1000 patients, and receiving
some 1900 annually. Seseisl other ssy.
iums are soon 10 60 into operation. hut,
a the most. they can receive but one.
fif,h Of the insane IN the Unlied States.
The average proportion Of The insane u
the whole population is as 10 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

The following IS report made by the
committee on Sheep at the Worcester
cattle show: "a sheep should be Judged
Of like dandy, by the fneness of his
coat. We beg pardon of the sheep for
the comparison-but ifis apt! In both
cases the coat is the most valuable part Of
the animal. What is sheep good for
without fleece! And what is a dandy
good for without coat"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

: Good Luck.-'rhe 81. Louis: Gazette
states tina, CITIZEN Of that place has re
Gently "eome to his far,ane'" by the de-
volution upon him Of baronial ti,le,, with
large estates. besides ready money in the
East indies. amounting TO The comfort.
able sum of 81 100000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

nsnssff. Tie .gsaahH1E + o. n nkih
vaaI1hs ~ kadisd 'lFlf afefs - afii,h
0ms. N a. 40 l'iunsis - ihal ssrh go
ahry en- ssrns ihrn ti'ras-i.ss 60 ; d.sL
Il he nghsy snd GO ds,asas e.ll 4 u
De smpiir.
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