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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11

V. VI. ISsTTurE, July %, 1873.
This is 10 certify that Nj. John u. Strange Is u graduate If this
Institution: and. from the distinguished standing which he t"ok
in al ;e epaiments Of know ledge taught here, deem hun pc
cuilariy qualified 10 instruc; those who may he committed To his
charge. FRANCIS ii. sMltH, sup. '. Ml.
Aur 2G-it
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UNIVERSITY OF VlRGlNlA.-The Sessions Of this institu'
L linn annually commence on the lt Of October, and terminate
an The an of InIy follow ing. The Schools OF the University,
win their respective Prufrs ors, are
i ancient I.ancuasts-ilr. Gcs.n-r Harrison.
D Modern Ianguages.-Dr. Charles kraitsir.
2 Mathematics.-Mr. Edward II. courtenay.
4 Natural Phllosophy.-Mr. WIN. u. Rogers.
4 Civil Eneineering-thc subjects of which are divided be-
,uern the Professors Of nathematics and Natural Philosophy.
4 Chemistry and Niaieria Medica-Dr. Ro. L. Rogers.
= Medicine DIR. iienry Howard.
4 Anatomy aud Sur :ery.-D James l. caheH.
q Moral Philosopby-Nr. George Tucker.
10 Law.-Jrd.e Henry 81. e. Tucker.
Jndae Tucker is Chairman cf the Faculty.
The regular, stated charges for the session are So wv wv
For all other necessary expenses this sum is sufficient, 10 w
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faust SALE.-By virtue of a deed OF trust, executed IL me
i By Oswald McG-h-e, on the 2d day of March, ls43, which
>'eeotd-i IN the Clerks Office Of the county court of Louisa
/ ,sat utter fr sale, AT pubic auction. on the premises, on the
2Hh day % August, 1873, The tract OF land an which said Nc
Grte- nw resides, lying in the county of Louisa, on the North
anna River, two miles above Dabnry's Mills, and four from Pot
i"r>ril'e, IN 4 very healthy and desirable neighhorhood, contain
m nearly 500 acrrs-It will be shown to any person wishing to
. ~ Il h-f re the day of sale, by Mr.. McGehee. Also, all the
u :res AMI ether property. mentioned in said deed. There are
tlH.teen Regtots, consisting of men, boys, girls, women and
Audr-r.
Tlsu,-Fo the land, one-third Of the purchase money will be
ie gncd IN hand, the balance in two equal annual payments
7r.rtrs ani other property made known on the day Of sale.
F9e anqlrsioaahie, bus, acting as trustee, shall convey only
Sasaa Is vested in me. JOHN L. COLLINS, Trustee.
JMy y. g3-tds
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CP!SC0rAi. HiGii SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA This Ins;i'n.
~ ton. well I led and well known, j. again announced for the
benent and information of Christian parents.
The Diocesan Srhnnl of Virginia, II IL of course decidedly an
Institution %! the Episcopal Church, hut its ohJrct and spirit are
general, not seciarIln. Is great purpose Is Christian Edhedt,on.
and. white lis plan and organization provide the most substantial
and complete course Of learning, commensurate, indeed, with
COLLEGE courses, is chief end Is tn have youth trained IN that
"wisiom, ;, o; which the tear 81 the Lord is the beginning y
To thus end, during four years. il has hcen largely blessed ct
urarrn: and. Ia the same rad. The opportunity OF entering their
sons for the ensuing session Is again offered 10 Christian parents.
Tie neat session VIII begin on Monday. cad October, anu ter
inmate about the mid lie If the subsequent July.
The charges, as recently arranged by the Trustees, 10 be, Tor
each ..nlyat. pupil. per aIiuum. Sl7j
And, where ,wo OF more enter from the same family, for
ea II,
PAYMENTS. in every case, semi.annualy in advance, lst Octo-
Der and Isl March.
The number al students in no case to exceed 30.
The iucaiiun OF the institution Is every way advantageous,
heinz within 2 miles Of Alexandria, ID. c., and adjoining The
Eois9opal Theological Seminary of Virginia, and ON q healthy
commanding and beautiful emInence, nearly 900 feet above the
Tie arc Of admission is in general over il; Il limited number
hove yer. received between 10 and "A. Assurance of worthy
character required in every case, and every youth found unwor
thy--and, after reasonable effort, imcourgibIe-is promptly re-
moved. m
An letters of. inquiry and application should be directed 10 The
nj. cal Seminary r. o., near Alexandria, u. C., and addressed tC
REV. ". ~. PENDLEToN Rector.
r,,v Of 22-sIif
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uApIOTTESyiLLE FEMALE A~CADEMY.-The ninth
l. session of this Institution will commence on lie hrsl Mon
dav Of September, and close the last Friday OF June. the rrn
oualuieG for their respective departments. The patronage eti.nn.
ed Ia this Academy has steadily Increased from its establishment
to the present time.
49,, ,m,,a;nr o. rn naTso M decentralization, sI2o
boaIu, ine."' IL, 81, - III n Enaiish c6urses. 80
iu't'o" ~ W! ~ nsa - Instruments. ri
French, In
For additional information, apply to the Principal, or either Of
The Trustees. -. nm,
JAS. w. SAUNDERS,
JOHN X. JONES, lTrstess
JAS. W.. GOSS.
IRA GARRETT,
EGBT. r. WATSON,
.,a 2j-w4w
| ~ CERooNs INDIGO, of superior quality,
III For sale low, by GafNoh ,a,t
March IL "f-H
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s'i,> ensuing Term Of this Institution will commence on Mon
: day, l'Ii September next, and close i0il, Juy-an arrange
mem aeeintd beu-r a'iaric! To the convenience Of lis patrons
than Tia, which has hitherto prevailed.
ms Institution will be under the direction of the following
a"''eht Lau:uages-senior Department, VIM. Burke, rrinci
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]. G. GREGORY " Co., Managers.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
$50, 0U0-2G0 prizes Of $500.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class ~, for ls43, 10 be drawn at
Alrrnnhra u e IN SaIurday- Au,usi ID ls43.
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LITERARY REGISTER

Tho Mysteries of Paris Nos s. and 9te hitter in advance,
being the concluding chapters which not given in Hapers
edition. 10 l-2 each.
Narrative of the Travels Monsieur vioen California Sonora
and Western Texas; by Marryat. cents.
Tho Flower Vase by Miss s. c. Edgaron. 81 12 cents
Familiar Letters Chemistry and its relation to Commerce,
Physiology and Agriculture by Justus Lebeg NJ d. Ia
just published by J. Winchester, New York.
Poems by N p Willis An edition has just been published in
New Mirror extra in handsome style and cheap
Letters from under Bridge by WILLIS shortly to be rcpub
shod in tho Style
The Now Mirror New York. Mr.. Willis that he
shall no longer contribute other magazines but devote oil his
already popular Mirror and when the publishers get faithful
put up the papers for the mall shall have
for finding. Thanks for completing files Of
vol. l. No. 8 Of vol failed.
The American Aerculturast: New York, saxton Miles.
packing for foreign markets. farm and road horses
fodder draining lan fine wool Sheep movable fences, for
soing and fodder We learn that this paper reaching
xamped patronage The third vol
January next. 81 year in advance.
The Anglo-Ame New York. L. L. Garvn g. Co. SO in
advance,
The publishers that their large and splendid plate
of WASHINGTON ready for delivery To subscribers for the
Anglo American who have paid for full year ADVANCE
subscribers who will do the plate will be forwarded gratis
To Subscribers the price So for prints and 80 for proofs
u S. Commercial Statistical Regste Philadelphia, Samuel
Hazard.
This work is resumed, and volume will be commenced
in January patronage II valuable statistical
odvauabe statesmen, politicians, bank insurance compa
nics merchants and for libraries.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24

III into his head to compromise his majesty, in
leading him to believe that counter revolution
would be attempted in the barracks. AT mid
night, the king sent for two companies TO insure
his personal safety, and at the same time inform.
ed the representatives ofthe powers that he should
oppose all attempts at revolution. NJ. NJ. Piscato-
ry and Lyons Immediately repaired TO the palace
and showed the king that he had been too credu'
ous, and that the man who had led him asray
ought to be punished. In fact, Genneos's object
was to cause disorder and to compromise the king.
Fortunately, the tranquility of mems minds is SO
great tha in spite ofihis intrigue, not soldier or
civilian ever thought of disturbance. There is,
however, some unensness felt, lest the kings
perspicuity should be at fault, and he may thus
bring about some crisis, notwithstanding the state
of the public mind"
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DEATHS.

In this Villages Nov, i6 Of yphu ve Sarah, daughter Of
Rev. r. and Mrs NJ p Worcester, aged years and months
In this village Nov. Is, Edgar W. only child of William and
Lucy +. Murphy, aged one year and six months
In Kirby, Nov -, of cryspelas Mr. Zobulon Burroughs,
revolutionary pcnsone lie lived with his 81
and 25 days. had children and his death tho first
that has occurred in the family. -
In Greensboro Nov H. Mariee, daughter of q. c. Tibbs
nged H. In this dspensaon of Divine Providence, the parents
have deprived of amiabe and interesting duughte
who years blooming health and the pride of her
parents. But the fell destroyer consumption hid her depart
from earthly parents minge with those Heaven w.
In Aztuon, Wis Ter Sept 81, Abel Reyes Esq, formerly of
Mortified, VT aged TO-
Died in Hydepark Nov th, Miss Typhena Hunton, daugh
ter of Ariel Ilunton, NJ. b. aged about IL years.
In Panield VT of consumpon Dr. Amherst Smons, aged
ca. Printers in New York; Connecticut, Ohio and Michigan
requested to copy.
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MARRIAGES..

In Waterbury, tho goth u by Hon. Paul Dillingham; Jr.
Mr. James NJ Woodward, of Waterbury, Miss Mary A. Hill,
both of Gilmore.
this village the llth insby Rev. A Kellogg, Mr.. Chas
II. Chamberlain to Miss Susan A. Tracy.
In Orange Nov H. by Richard Paine, Esq MI. James Miller
to Miss Iusina lIolbrook both of Orange
In Randolph October 3st, by Rev. Dan Bodge D. r. Wey
mouth, Attorney Law East Randolph to Miss Mary X.
Bodgott, of Randolph.
St. iohnsbuy, Nov g. by Calvin Morrill, Esq Mr. Charles
Blun Miss Lcce Harrington, daughter of Leonard HaTrng
ton, ESQ. both Of st. J.
In Newport by Rev. Nathan Dcnson of DERBY,
Asa b. Moore of Derby, Miss Lovca Cummings Of Newport
Also in Derby by tho samo Oct l6, Otis Sawyer ESQ., Of
Newport, to Ms. Caroline Roe of Derby.
Aso in Derby by the amc Oct ~ Isaac Collier, Esq, to
Mrs. sabrina Averll.
Also Derby by tho samc Nov 9, Asahcl HYDE ESQ to
Mrs. Hannah +. Morrill,, both of Derby
Also by the same, Nov o. Mr Goo. Sanbo, of Banston,
Canada to Miss Euphrlta McKeach, of Derby.
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Negro Instruction in Goree.-By the schooner
fremont, arrived ut New York on Sunday, the
Herald learns verbally from the captain, that day
or two previously to his sailing, September 10 tn
the negro natives had risen on the French resi-
dents; many were wounded, aud 400 Of the ne
groes killed. Two French men-of-war had been
sent to que the outbreak, and were lying al GORE
when the fremont lett.
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ABEL BIGELUW,
Brookfed, Nov. l6.h 1913, sc 3w

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Randolph District, IS, Sat Washington, within and
for said District, the 2ls day Of Nov, A. ID. ls43
TRENA WHITE and Harry White, admins rator on
the estate ofGeorge Whue lats Of Arlington in said
district deceased, present their administration for
settlement,
WHEREUPoN, it is ordered hat the same bs referred
TO the LIST day Of January next at the Inn Of e. Bodget in
Chelsea, for examination and allowance and that all con-
ceined be notified hereof by The publication Of this order
in the Vermont Waterman, printed at Montpelier, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY as as may be, that they may ap
pear at said time and place. II they cause and object
thereto.
SO JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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COMMissIONNKs, NOTICE.

ME the subscribers beng appointed by the Hon The
w Probate Court for the District II Randolph Comnis
soners 10 receive examine and adjust all and de-
mands of all persons against the Of Thomas Adams
late OF BTookhed, IN said district de eased represented
insovent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto, and six months fom the twentieth day Of
Nov. 1913 being allowed by said for that purpose
we do therefore, hereby give notice that will attend
the business of sand appointment at the dwelling
Of The late Thomas Adams in said Brooked the sec
ond Mondays in January and pl next from o'clock
A M until four o'clock M on each of said days.
ROBINS DlNSMoRE,)
VIM. M. ALVoRD, ; Commissioners.
ABEL BIGELOW
Brookhed, Nov. l6.h lS43 36 Sw
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MOSpAY, Nov. 90, 1913.


Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Market Cattle about O0of which Beef Cattc
and 100 Stores, 5000 Sheep, and 1920 Swine.
PmcEs-Bef Cdtc-We quote very small number extra at
25 So first quality 81 25 second quality 50 rs
third quality 80 1926.
Barreiing Can-Mess 10 10 No. |, 90 10 No. ., So
SoreS-Two year old So u 10 three year old $40 II.
Shep-Du Small lots Coo, Zoe, 92c 50 and l50 Weth
from / 25 to So
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.


The British Royal Mail Steamer Caleuonla,
Capt f.. G. Lott, arrived at this port at oclocK
yesterday morning, from Liverpool VIA Halifax,
having made her passage in 10 days and 10 hours.
She left Liverpool at 40 ?. NJ on The 4th instant
arrived at Halifax at 920 A. M. On the 18th.
and left ut 3 p. NJ. same day. She brought So
messengers from Liverpool TO Halifax, left q,
Halifax and took in 10 from Halifax TO BOSTON,
The Caledonia brings us our full files OF London
and Liverpool papers to the 4th instant, inclu
sve,
Business still continued in fair state. Money
ms abundant MS heretofore The article of Cotton
had fallen off about 1-Sd per To-. Although the
demand, for speculation, had subsided-yet the
requirements of The regular trade remained firm
aud steady.
The most striking item Of English news, Is, the
deTent of the ministerial candidate for the House
of Commons in London--and the election OF Free
Trade Candidate. An election was holden on the
ODD Oct to choose a member in tho pluce OF Sir
Matthew Wood deceased. The candidates were
Mr. II. Barring on ultra administration PeeIitoand
Mr. Patlison, brought forward by the Anli-Corn
Law League. The contest was a most excited
one II terminated in The election OF Mr.. Pnttson
Tho struggle was conducted almost entirely upon
the Corn.Law question. The official vote was us
For AIr pouison. G552
For Mr. Barring, G3o7
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AsSIGNEE,s SALE.

by virtue Of decree in Bankruptcy is ued out Of tho
ID District Court Of the United States fo the District of
Vermont, yestng in the estate of Hcrsce " Dana a
Bankrupt therein forth, aud by order Of said Court
will sell at public auction at the dwelling house. of Lewis
Boutwell, in Chelsea on the 2ls Gay Of December next at
O'Clock afternoon certain notes accounts judgments
and receipts also all the risht title and interest Of
land in the village Of East Randolph, belonging to
said Bank upl's assets.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
J, X. PARISH,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Orange County
November 9nh, 1913. 36
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Two DAYS from. ROstNn.

Hills, WILDERs and co. have received per express
II Indiana Cloth Silk and Cotton Warp Alapacea'
Stripe and Figd Lunettas, Shusans, Dcaines aud Cali-
Goes which will be gold at lower prices than ever.
Also, will receive next week. large stock consisting
Of every article usually kept in country store Some OF
which rich, light, dress Silks, vargacd Silk Veyes,
Silks for Bonneis Fowers and Laccs Of tho latest winter
Styles, Furs, squirrel Skin Mufs, TIppots, Boas and
Ties.
All very low for cash good credlt-Pease call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Montpelier Nov. Is, 1913. 35
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TENNIS
Tho Columbian Magazine year in ADVANCE
SALT.
GILMORE & PRATT,

VTAVEi Tor sale for Cash or Country Produce at the
i Depot Store Concord, N. H.
800 hhds Bonaires Salt 800 do Turks Island do;
600 do ST Ubes do;
1000 Bags Washinglon Brand Fine Salt 10 to the ton
500 do Broughton and Snlion's do do du.
The above can be delivered direct from the vessels, free
from any exp board the at the Depot in Bos-
tom in quantities to suit purchasers or at the Depot IN
Concord y IL at Boston prices and freight.
p. S. The advantage of purchasing direct from the
vessels and getting Custom House measure at least %
cents On q hid Oci D. lS43-3S-Smls
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and much of said lands will be solo public auction
dwelling house FL S. A. Hyzer, in said Warren, tho
2Sh day of December O'Clock in afternoon
shall be requisite discharge said with costs, unless pre-
viousy paid
Dated Warren, in the County of Washington, 10th
day Of Nov. 1913.
36l II. C. VANDEUsEN, First Constable.
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NEW BOOKS.

HEROES ond Nero Worship, Tbs New Purcbass.
L Etiquette, Mysteries of Paris, The False Heir, Tho
Bankers Wife, Nina, The Nogdbors, Self Devotion The
Women d England, &c. SC. just received by
Nov. l6. Ep. WALTON and SONS.
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THANKSGIVING AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS. AC

DIBLES beautifully bound The Gift The Winter
ID Green; Friendships Offering; Youths Keepsake /;
Gift for all Seasons Literary Souvenir; Pleasant Memo
res of Pleasant Lands Milton and Burns illustrated and
embossed The Bridal Gift Wurdsworlhs Poems; AL
buns; books for CHI ldren, etc for sale by
Nov. %, 1871, L WALTON g. SONS
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NEW GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has received very large as
il sortment Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK.
cry, and HARD WARE also
5000 bushels Solar Salt,
500 barrels Fine do.
rs sacks Dairy do.
300 barrels Flour,
100 hall do do
with many other articles in the merchants line.
Farmers and Morcha visiting place make pur.
chases are invited call and prices and qualities,
Store opposite the Pearl st. House. College Green.
HARRY BRADLEY.
Burlington, Nov. 8, 1913, 36;6w
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SINGING BOOKS
SINGING BOOKS,

OF vlrous kinds, for sale by the Dozen for Cash onl
" SINGING Schools supplied with any quantity.
Nov 70. Il p WALTON & SONS
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RICH DRESS GOODS.

( HANGEABLE and Striped Lmetas, Cashmere
~ dEcosse, Rich striped all wool Mouslin de LANES
lew patts Alpaccas, ETC. just opened and for sale
| by loct2s.l j w HOWES.
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PLASTER.

ranted of the very first qualify for sao vory low fol
Cash or country produce, at the Depot store, by
Concorc Sept &c. S3 GILMORE aud PRATT:
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NOTICE.

The present that part Mill lot SO called on
which the taxes unpaid the Stephen Ccaveand Estate
and Stephen Cleavoand Heirs assigns. The
of that part of lot No d. minister right ae Morey Hutch
ms The present owner OF that part Of lots No. l. j. g. n
james Gibson And much of said lands buildings will bs
sold public auction the Inn of H. Osborn in said town of
Bethel on the Sd day of January A. D. 1884, O'Clock p
NJ shall be requisite discharge said unless
previously paid ASA DAVIS, First Constable,
Dated at Bethel this 10th day of November A. d. sia 1876
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JAMEs ADAMs, EsTATE.

IA WI ED All N MO' toIhlE
NHE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora-
Bile Probate Court for the District Of Washington
missoncfs TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons agans. the estate of James Ad-
ans, late Of Middescx in said district deceased rep
resented nsolven, and the Of calendar months from
the 2Sh day Of October 1873 allowed by said Court tho
creditors oil said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
pecve claims before us-Do give notice. that will at
tend to The duties Of our appointment at tho dwelling
house Of widow Lucy Adams in Mddesex in said district,
the last Tuesday Of December l843 and the first Tues
day Of March d 1914, a nine o'clock A each Of
said days.
THOMAS STOWELL, lc.,..
WILLIAM ID. MINTYRE, COMMISSIONER
Dated at Middlesex 2lst Nov. l643. SO
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FISH.

TIIoI1.
900 Quinals Cod Fish; 100 d. old Dun do; 200 do
Pollock do. For sale at the Depot store FIR less than
Boston prices by GILMORE and PRATT.
Concord, October r. ls4S. limits
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TIMELY NOTICE

LII the and unsettled due to the late
X firm Of JEWETT and HOWES, are required 10 be
paid before the first day Of January next to prevent cost
JEWETT.
Village Montpelier, Nov. H. 1873 IS
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.BO0s and Nuts.

A Large lot of BOas and Mufs just received and for
4 "A sale very low f1r cash. at
DC. ~, lS43--d ELLIS; WILDER and Cos.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS
NEW, Nice and Neat-ths day opened and for sale by
IN October %. w HOWES.
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DYE-STUFFS, INGIGO, &c. &c.
WANTED.

1Onn Tons first quality Pork;
I%NJOO 500 do. do Pouuy;,
800 tons first quality Butter 200 do do Cheese;
100 do do Clover seed
5000 bush. do Herds Grass seed;
10000 do do Oats; 5000 do do Corni
5000 do do Rye.
The above with every other kind Of country Produce is
wanted by the subscribers for which the highest market
prices vii, be paid for in Goods, as: low prices the
be bought for in Boston the Depot STORE by
Concord, Oet5. 33-3m GILMORE and PRATT
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New York, November IL, 1913.
ICJSPo-tmsSlou authorized by law TO transmit -
neys for subscriptions to newspapers under their frank free
of postage.
Money RENTED through the Mail will be at the risk of
the publishers. Notes Of all specepayng banks in any
State Of The Union will be received at pal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

We have be n shown a copy of The
AMERICAN Po2TRAIr GALLERY. an agent
for The sale Of which is now travelling in
North Carolina. The work is fine spe-
elmen of American typography, aid apart
from Its valuable contents would BIZ am
ornament to any library. II contains cle-
s1"t portraits, with sketches Of the lives
Of most Of the Distinguished men who
have illustrated the history of our coan-
try-many Of he honored living as we'll
as the ilIdstrious dead: We understand
that thi. wbtk has been published a. AN
immense cost; under The direction of the
Academy of Fine AIRS, and though tile
price 81 which it is furnished seems dear
il conid not be afforded for less. To
those who can spare the nioney, we take
pleasure in RECOMMENDING the work as
one worthy Of their patronage.