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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12
NlAlsrsEaGi.s.

Married. on Friday. Nuvembrr coll by the Rev
John MeElhenney. d. H., Mr TnoMAs J. ilAnNlR
Il Charlotte county to Miss Many f.. daughter o
john A. North. Esq Of LewshurI.
------. on Thursday. November 2sIh. by the Rev.
Mr. Ileldeforand, Mr.. Robert MeBnsnp, 10 Miss Re
uroeAAHN " Ngrr, all Of Boteiouli county.
- on Tuesday tho ooh of November. by III,
Rev =. r. Houston. JouS EcnoLs, Esq, ii Licking
ton. TO Miss MANY JANE trEnros, daughter ol llugl
Caporlon. Esq. ct Union
-, Cat Pnevllle the residence Of John A. CLARK
Esd In The county of pittsy'vanla.) on "Wednesday
The ilh inst by the R,v. Samuel }. T. Andersen Mr.
JAMES JoitNsoN, OF said county, 10 Miss JAM ID.
daue bier ol the late Gen. Barnes, al New fotk.
" Waterman oi Solth will please capy.
-, on the 3rd last, by the Rev. Nathsn An
dersan, DoeroR EowAnp H. Pnrennrr. oil Chestnut
Grnye, Ia Miss fhANcrs daughter u john Swanson
all o Pllisylyania County.
On Wcdrpslay The llh ins by the Rev
Wn. ). Reld Mr.. RouEnr A, ELLrorr. 10 Mis-, Ma
ny f., daughter OF Col. Robetl Strange all Of this
Mace,
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vVO DDsDusssE SCHOOL.

vENlt. subscriber respectfully aeknoweJ,n, The gen
4 erous confidence hitherto extended 10 hiin by lla
public IN his pfuissuh, akss this method u announcing
the cohilnuance Il his sehuo The Approaching year.
His first session will ronfnrncu The LIST Monday in
January, and elise Friday the 9TH day If June. lls
seconj session NIL commence ihe LIST Monday Of Ju
ly, and close tina 5th day ol December, lSi5
For The present, he rgn comfortably accommodate a.
bout buadets whilst he would prefer boys under
IA of aye, he vii not refuse any that age, W
whose docliy aud Correct department he caa 10 asi
sur d.
lis aim Is rather to impau solid and permanent, in
s,rucon Than 10 acquire Temporary nol0rety by an ostrn
laous display oil superficial attachments un the part Vi
his pupils. In all cases he will cndeavur 10 lay good
foundation by insisting an accurate acquaintance with
the elementary paris beore the scholar secouraged 10
attempt 10 rdyanrc 10 higher grade. Orihographv,
neat Pcnmanshp, correct aud spirited Reading, and
thorough acquaintance with Arithmetic will be cunsanr&
ly enforced until satisfactorily attained lis cvurs-w
then comprehend Grammar, Geography Wilh The VI
the Globes, History Gesnelry, Algebra. Natural Phi-
losophy, Rhetoric, ST. with the LAIN, Greek and French
Languages.
In the discipline Of bis School he will cndravor To
combine sr ms he may be able, the k,nd Dfite Of
aftcouale parent will the enlightened Judgment VI
a conscientious ensrJan. lie would Itspe iiuly 'eqursl
those who hayn sufficient cInidepce IN his quslIh
cations add integrity their children 10 his care
to call him fm time IL time, 10 satisfy themselves IL
his fidelity. As the suhscrbes preparation for umrS
extensive accommodation is in considerable slate Of
forwaTdncss, and he conlempales an uninterrupted de-
his profession long his physical and
tai faculties Wi Justify i, as mpch from conscientious
conviction Of duty from the ordinary considerations OF
selneres,. hes hopes ior continuance and increase VI
public iavor--brns ready and wiling 10 submit his
claims l., The decision oil the candid and enlightened
His prices remain unchanged. viz: For Boarding. 81 90
per month. Foi Tuition in Orhography, Pennmnnshp,
Reading aud Arithmetic, 81 ST per month; any higher
branches in Eoglsi, $500 per month. For the laa,
gnagcs and Mathematics, other than Atilhneiic 81 90
per month payable in all the expiration ot the
session Pupils charged from the lime OF entrance ID
the end Of The ses3on wi.huut statement exrrp! M pm
traclcd sickness Address the subscriber al Green Till
Post Office, Campbell CO., Va.
SAMUEL L. MILLER
Dec l2 w4w II
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ny TALBOT & IANInn.
STOCK SALE or DRY GOOjjS, SHOES
IND HITS

STOCK SALE OF DRY GOODS, SHOES
IND HITS.
WYE sill sell nj paain aucion. rpnrcnring on
w Wednesday the 18Th If iJecemer, al fl,e stns
uf VIM J. Wills lis entire Stock Of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, 1lNrS, CAPS. Sc. amounting ~ about
sl5,0OO. Amongst his assortment are, viz
Calico snd ,;lnghsms. large assortment.
Monsllns. Cashnefes and Chusa1s and all kind VI
Ladies' dress Guuds,
Cloths. Cssiinefes and Fsangs,s large sss rmsni,
Csssinr,is Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans. - -
Rad, White and yellow Flaunes.
iindsr,s. Bed Ticks aud Ap'en Cherhs.
BIcached and Brown Douesiies. large sssnfiHent
Als,, general assortment Of Hats, Caps and
Shocs and VARIOUS other Goods too Numerous ID
mention.
S,lo will continue from day 10 day uriil comp
aud all articles sold alllni limit reserve. fhI Goods
sold IA lois 10 SUIT purchasers.
Cuuniry merchants aud Others respectfully NV
ted attend ah1se sale, The assortment will he WI.
thy Of their attention.
Terms of ale-ihree months credit Cor all sums over
So tn approved negaliahs piper, aud all SUNS undor
SO, cash viii he required.
TALBOT & LANIER. Auct'fs.
December 9 tlsDf !
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IN reviewing The cliSrS wH'fh nave oeeasinhed the
defeat oi the recent wing parry we do hoi elf, W
think, III Assigning, ~ uhr I" lhr IN 'st prominent u
mongst them, the pfacuce o' oF''Ihs upon political re
3 suits.
With the ten iehcV u extremes "iieh INK every
movement aiming Tree people. and Which Is especially
Characteristic OF the ciL ~ d" the United y aes, HIS
vii, elsewhere coniaia'Nely Insignificant, hfcahms
with us systematic and excessive threatening unless
can be Corrected, 10 interfere WIN the polic7 WORKINGS
u The g~ernnent iisiL bnhg'n-, As II dues. "ihrr
inh 'encfst' orra'e we ma men feS1fitag To II VINO
ara n,trenafkaae lnf "e drrn interest They f IN shr
su-eessol any particular P'lHra' principle N sysleh
but sihoy afain- themselves " ne haaesi lef'ur OF
HE Mr'Lin u lH'tHI '"V't 'd"AH' VIVA al rAfitaYe
view 10 roul hF'sa''S N"''u I'o"at I IT seem 4oup
50 less I'll flN6' ana 'e''"'t fSN "' apf' laa SUCK
Jh"pe' ." liRSe "'h'i speculative PURSUITS winch usn-
sdy f''t"' Va" maven i''' HFu," u 'he e"''Hh' y
Large anhohlS o'l'- t"' al S"Ne can II DC wondered
al '''' '"e mos "h>' ls means 81 oetfaciio Tue
hos' aosnia peisps' MHf Fr''a'i"iS Tue hisl active
an" '''''tS H>F"S ~ "'"I ni"," 'he purify III tec-
"'hs' are III "a'y "H"f''"''s Ana me eFll continue
!, "'''as mr.. VIZ u" SUPP Il si"cai''ia3 na''"
""es' !" '''"'' hf'T''i ''''',"N' 'a'3 letn'ih :"
Pic"a'e :" "'''i' '' Su"'A-hhs requisite WI N'e
SUCCESS VI ''. 'a'"'a'' S'''' resort l" ''od'"a o'
'"'s'"'l'y VI '"' '''""N' "'S'''F "' "i''ii"u "''
'fofns'hf ~ s'r o'pt' manner V"a'e the validity III
any p''cna' ' "f'e" "'g "'''a'e against iti' III
'e'ess
i"e ehP'' /" ''''S '"''"F ''m "'i"n"'o''s P'ac'rf'
's ''''""' anu "i'V'S'"'' "I"'de's--" ne'"e' "'
se' "".e' VI ''"'o '"' i"'u"',o '" f'if'''a ~ ~
"'"e o"'''u''' rH'n'"-'' VI ''t"e "'''" II" '''''
" '' ~ -'' - We say >" ms "J" n"s 1
. - " ' ~, W. VIC l''i'= - '"9
~ se'"s cnsue'di'"' nc 'ha" VIM "i'' ''V M -
80 i'"' " , ",' 10 :" ' 49,. " -
~ VI e'',' VI i'
s' '''''' ''''' nc - Nv ''5'' '' 'e'
o''' WI" 'nr VI us eo'i'',
WIN 'u '"po'."''e ~ us 10y :, ha'
,,ns -. ,. ,, ,l LAX ~; ,,,,, - 80 nI d.
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.v'sbYECE.

VIE members Of " Tao Lyuah,hry Yonny Meas
l. Society" are hereby Notified that oedraoty Ad
dress will be delivered IN their new Hall. On Saturday
np ht ncxl al halt past O'Clock, by Robert J. Davis
lal each member Is entitled 10 invite four persons by
fichet aud hatthey VIII bo furnished with tickets on
application Ia the Secretary.
The Judge Of our Circuit Court, Alderman. Cum
mon Council and Cler Of Town. The iynehbnrs
Baud aud Editors of Newspapers, are respectfully IN
ycd 10 attend Oh that occasion.
BY order Of the Socieiy.
+. q. MORRISON,
Recording Secretary
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atlssgsJ leh

Died. nj his residence in Campbell county. on the 2nd
inst, Mr. Jos C. iowNsrEp, eyed about 10 years, AT
Ter prllraclod suffering OF several years Though Mr.
T. was never members the Christian Church, vel h"
was one If Gods nuhlrsi works. Coffeei ~ all hg
dealings with his fellow men, his life was free OF re-
pfoaeh He was also reputable member o the order of
Free Masonry Conscious IN his last confinement Of the
approach Of death, he srunk No, from lis embrace bu,
okqd with an eye Of faith "a better world beyond >.
where hs "uho with equal eye. as God Of ALI"
would reward him sr his patient suffering hire For
as he OK ptcsscd himself jist preceding HI. dissolution,
THUS worlds n wilderness Of wne-fhls world is not
my homep Mr. r. has left wife and 'wo small chll
dtn IN Ills loss bu, she has Tho consolation o.
knowing thai he died with "hopa Of known bliss, and
faith IN bliss unknown"
! he Republican will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12
Dec Il
FEVER a. AGsE, AND ALL FESEEs
CURED BsaSDKETia's PILLS.
Recording Secretary.

IL leyers occasion by the disoldered motion he
n blood, productivity the humoral serosiyb hardening
the vnse al the vessels The God cenates with greatly
increased ,recd and sill increased by the friction OF the
rlhnes or PARTICLES which compose the Of hLids.
Then tht the excessive heat and ehls - experienced
throughout the whole system aud accompanied with great
thirst the head, bach, kidneys, and IN faet com
pete oil the faculties OF the mind as well MS
body.
lathe first attack Of fever, any disease immediately
take large dose Of Brandcts Vegetable Uaiuersat PHs
To keep up powerful ELECT upon The bowels
until HE pain has entirely ceased. Sn or eight
will in sufficient first dose, und one dose
4 this kind is Improbable, may prevent months Oh SICK
ness perhaps death
Dr. Benjrn1i Brandroths pesctobfe Inirersai Pi's,
are indeed universally approved medicine, whi'h by it's
peculiar action ccanscs the blood Of all impurities, removes
every PAIN and " oanesS, and finally RESTORES the cosh
'"''0" - i'''''' B. BRANpRETn, M. D.
The following duly authorized Agents lor The sale o
the Bnnlreth Pills mud liniment; =,
Awnrpsr CouNTY.-Robcrts q Colemnn, hmhcrt Z, III
Panik ufpmnnnd Green Post; Goodwin Il Cash, So
,Iiise's; Rohr. IL Pryor Pcdnr Mills.
Nrisos CoUSTy.-C. T.. Estes, Lnyingstun Pt,rrs 4
Read New Market Wm. &. Roberts, Mi. l.oei Roberts
aIosby g. Shepherd, Fabcrs Mills
BUoKivoHaa C6USrY.-Nm, d. Jones, New Store; Jas
Bro & Co. Ma.s,ilt-.
CAnpRrtL Col H. Swiuurv, Marvsve. rssj imn
II. Nowlm & CO. Failing Crenk; Henry iiaalo"ood Cas-
c Craig
Cn4RLorrr Co'-Andrcw Badly, Ridswa, Harry &
Ri iaflson, Glckcntown.
o. +. & II. q. Bell. Liherv, Bedford CO. Va; Me
Ch5e Morgan & Board, Hendricks. ',edtrd Gu Va,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon bedford Go Va; A. s. )
H. Holland, Ilalestord, Franklin To. Va. Wm. A
Street. Glades Hill. Franklin ca. Va; NJ. o. Allen
ellis Greek, Franklin Co. Va; p. Nj. & A. e. HUFF
Saem Roanoke Co. Va Peek s Micou, Bisek. R.a
noke Go. Va, Wilson s. McCsnahan Bnchanan b..
tetonn Co. Va; Thomas Goodwin, fincaslle, Bo,etonI
Co. vs.
Dec IL 90 wlm
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.Ne,e York $50 The Electors 81 this State met at Alb
ny the OH of this month, and HE vote OF til;
State for Polk and Dallas.
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INDIANA

The 6,Ilowiog is the ofisia vote Of ,liaaa: FL
POLK, 70.lSl. For Clay, 81 ST.. For Buuey, z, log
Poik' majurily over Clay. 2,5ll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

a ealsfial reduction ~ the taxes sad thai The surplus
Winch my annually aocrue. shall he thrown ioip tha
shiipg llHd tn TIC gradual paymtni othe rfaeipa Of
! Tie Stale det Is II may tall dur.
have aa derHned II worth while 10 mshe any eaho'
rate conarai Pesldru, le's las, Annual Message
-because Il IS bis last. His personal in1dfnee uii pub
lie aims, al"ass exceedingly limited may NM he re.
sar1el AZ having altogether lermiuatedand II Is there
lete naste OF tue Ia discuss hts opia.oas | hi gnd
or EVIL elect al his acts however, may endure long nj
et he shall lave ceased to b0 connected with The admin
isiiattan 81 the government, and 10 them II Is
necessary therefore. occasionally to reIar. lis Me-
sage hal prepared the public nllnd ier some
striking development Ia hls dipl 'inatlc ihiercnnfse
with the AleNieAn govemmen snI The Dacamen Is ae-
cnminnying the Message, ~ well as The as adsees
ron thai country, have more than realized the wufst
aPprehensans ii hsp who had hut lille confidence IN
his ~isdoal AMI sill less the rradeuee aud discretion
al his principal adviser the Secretary 81 State have
moi spaee Time give outline al the cfitrts
paudenee between the two governments, but the len OF
mns importance t,ay be- thus ouehy stated On Minis
ter l" Mexico Mr.. annoo) carried with hin tnsifnt-
tons u the ihhst pointed and emphatic character,
which he Communicated with almost literal exact
ness Ia Tue Mexican government, protesting against
the threaenen renewal ui the war upon Texas, and
espeelay against the splnt in which that war was
proposed In be waved, aud accompanying that rfoes'
with significant kiR HAT It. Ia despite al tbs protest.
the shhnld be renewed, The President would lee INN
sell hound, under EXISTING circumstances, Ia hefpose-
shall mt Sop here 10 criticize the bdlgng tune e the
Secretary 5 instructions aud the Ministers lecf (Which
are wholly unworthy OF strong and powerful halle al
dressing weak md iprent adversary, aud winch hnds
pFeeedenl and psral only IN the department al Russia
TOW srds Palaudl examine into the extentol the
cnstl, ,iluna power ul the President hus plunge the
country mo without the consent, aud even against
the expressed Will Of Congress, the onl, Naf making
power Of the Government. These are Nilally important
incidental TOPICS 10 be sure,-aud they vii hereafter
constitute leading to, Of animodvcrslan and dlsfnso
proceed with glance =. the correspondence winch re-
yeals this remarkable conc pechat. precisely at ihr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

f'dno tiolino.-Wc observe that Mr.. james >.
"ood. OIL boeiuurt County, Va. the Inventor Of this
remarkable Instrument has star ed it through the coun-
Wy 'ha' II may be exhibited to the public. IL was IN
Ssa;.saldn, kaa4vha, e., lays s.;-e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

The follow in communication is from highly resnec-
table surc', and demands tie attentive and serious
Consideration OF the citizens OF Baltimore. From the
facts stated, II is evident. thai here Is ~ stcmatc de
termination nv the p5wers Il Europe hget nd ut their
paper population by transporting ihem 10 this country,
and compelling Our cilzens 10 support thcn-and such
viii inevitably hr The case. Il do MT adept prompt
measures 10 rus,rate the design. We arouse our
selves ur We shall h. uyerAhred with Euro can crlu
Inal aud plu yefs. The great Increase OF poor
rates, The decentralization al scley, and the corruption
Of ol the hallthlX. The e ,laure Of the state viii
be IN session in ew weeks aud anirmoral should he
seued and presented the SUBJECT Of these Pauptr aud
criminal Immigrants, alsJ IL preserve the purity Of the
elective franchise.
For hc B fillmore CLIPPER
Mcssrs Ediers-! your paper q yesterday %
served remark, III relation II the importation OF
t.fciuu pauprTs iati Nen Ank, and 10 show You that
the evil IS noI c,ui1rl IL thai city, We ber Ia mention
circumstance which recently under oNt ub
srvatjon. Some ta lopniIs since, ship called the
"Mcaurcool.' arrived al Baltimore nom Bremen win
German passengers, whir nete luci ABOUT O'Clock.
At2 "'cc II the dy, segerl nj then were at the
4lns house commissioner the secoud Ward app wing
Tor admt.sion uIn that institution Now as we com
PEELED IT, contribute purttan oi earnings 10 the support
ui these ''mirpendent vo-lso who luNnrate al the
poor House. until wanted al elections, we thought
ourselves liberty inquire into the claims Of the APP
plrants, When without tse least hesitation, they them
seirss acknowledged. thai their passages had been pad.
and ry sul here Tor lhr express purpose ut5rng MAIN
alueL al the publ expense. FIR lIe unrh Of the "A
buvc statement, uaiy yoneh ourselves, but
ready refer the commissioner a the ward lr con
irmation. We attempted al thu tiae, tu daw the At
enlnu af the puLlc t. arass abd-e, through The
columns Of the san hui II would have bruught no
prlGl INTO tie packets oil tie e,udurors ot that dner
estei Inumal they ot coats', deemed 1t unworthy OF
their attention. A TAX PAYER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

Oflicsl vote of Kentucky: Fur Clay CT .3lG For
Polk, 52,0l3. Clays majority. {. 303
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THE PAUpERS OF rrROpF.

from the following from the Bait mure Clipper It
will be seen that Europe is sendns her paupcts this
country, that may lake oi them, rather than be
troubled with them herself. Some speedy stop should
be put to this praclce For mt ny European paupers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

Mississippi -The oil ,ial majority for pix ia this
State Is 5,'1l2
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hme'c iredty.-Mr Cushing has completed aud
Nn' hume his treaty with h. Celestial Empire, and
Will be home himself in a few days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

Punk. Tupsz licaslpns aud Finger Rings; God Neck
lace ard Bracelets, new aud fashionable Style VI Lar
RINGS
A beautiful assortment OF Berlin Iron Co,ds. c,ns at
ing Of Bracelets, Necklaces. Bfeasiplns aud Guard
Chains
Wa shave also new pattern Silver plated and l,rliao
MA Cotlr aud Tea ses; plated Candles'Ichs Shutters
aud Trays.
Oar assortment Of Goll and Silver Watches is worthy
Tho attention of all who wish t, purchase and Al oao
half the east of lufher dsyA.
We are manufacturing /, order. Silver Table and
Ea Spoons -and ansios 10 repair at reduced rrlcsa
all, and every description ol Watches aud Jewelfy.
We solicit continuance ot patronage wIth assurance
that every ourt capsule oi cxerIiHs "ill Ia put
forth ii order 10 pea'e. WILLIAMS 4 VICTOR!
Doc ~ IL
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n % NJ II u y n i.

a. Cd ts gs Z, y n.
r~--p TIL. nRlGk iiOL Sc On Main Street:
&21S:tn 4 one Square beh,w the Franklin lio,e,
vgtS / Us equity occupied by Edward Damn ss a
EessNEssas roeery. Possession gwen immediately
euuS moderate.
FOR HIRE. the ensuing year. several experienced
Factory hands. also, two good Cuols, each Of ihem
good Washer and runer, .liso first rate Carpenter;
by the month Apply 10 ELIZA q. LAMBETH.
Doc. ~ Is
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NEGROES UDR HIRE.

FFNll /. subscriber viii hire out at i.iherly, Bedford
i county Va, tic | lih (Salurday,) Of January:
lS45 fifteen or more likely negroes. consisting Ut i,en;
Women boys aud girls. Bond and good security Will
be required. NA. Is. VAUGHAN.
Dec i2 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12
ADVERTISER
F1NtIE snhscriber vii. on the 3Dlh day o the present
! month"; At tho FIX Greek furnacr, ia the county
of Nclsan sell tnihn hlges bidder. VI credit OF six
months sundries
z.EHNO.v.gz PROPERTY

heretofore used IN .anyire Il cuolk o IRE Fu'nsrs
consisting OF the IeaMs, Wagons, Carts Gear and 9th
articles. Bond with approved security. payable 10 Tho
subsrrhrr Will he required, nnes, II may no sIroed has
tween him aud any creditor Of the concera Tor which
r may he ahlr discount such debt against any nart
chase they may make which end Ne invites the a.,
,cn,on OF such creditors mud their attendance the day
Of s,lu ALEA'R, y, MONTGOMERY.
Dee. IL wteup
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

o. Tho Enquirer says il Is authorised to say that
C5p, Waller Coes will mt he candidate for e-elec-
ton to Congress from the Haitian Dislrlct
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TRUST SIZE.

EXs u 3 e ,S.2AE.
EECRSCA ~, 10 n deed al lrnsl, executed by Geoea
4 q. Williams aud Vi reeorI in the Clerks 0lhcc Ut
The Counly CDur al Auhers', shall praeed TO sril
the lunlsts, tie Trustee named IN said deed, on
Tuesday, Tho 2ls Of January nexl, 10 The highest bid
def nr cash. tne
TANYAisu, ArpUisTz;NaNCES AND
R..f.E'D
thereto attached as irscr5ed in said decd late the rrr>
psrty Of Mr. Ford and uecupled BY Mr.. Eali'ng.
Acting asTrusiee will convey only such title as is yea
ted in me.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND. Tras..
Dec. l2 wZiJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12
Eiiishorough Academy.

l'iiE Res. JOHN AITuERSPOuN. d. D.
has heea spp..iaied Rnneipal ul his lnsfi-
iuiaoa - ihr pisre o. NJ. John Bingsam and
Mr.. James III Norwood, Who have resigned
their situations.
TIE Eexl session of The sehcol will com.
nenee on Monday the 9Th of January NEXT,
DR.. v Ilherspoon viii devote his Whole lime 10
The Academy. aided By competent Assistants.
Cad. Jones, senr., John u. kirkland,
Thomas Clancy, Ed. Sirudwick.
F. Nash. j. W. Norwood,
John Taylor, w. A. Graham.
Cad. Jones, ir, Trustees.
P. S. The Principal will reside in the towr,
and will he prepared 10 accommodate mum.
Der ni boardrTs.
December ;. 54-
III TIE Raleigh Register and STANDARD,
Newberaian, Edenian Sentinel, Fayetteville
Observer, Wilmington Cnronic'e, and Carolina
Waterman will give the above three Insertions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12

small. Ozone Of ihesmslI rarilirs / onee
obtained eleven rsrs well aaIured from
one stalk. The appearances vas very in
posing, but 10. ~hen came TO lest he
product Of this variety with larger one,
! found one large ear 10 yield one-eishlh
Of > gill more Than the eleven. When
NE gathering Of the ten additional ears,
The shucking and housing. and he def.
cheney IN yield are taken IN The estimate,
! think no one will hesitate in awarding !
preference 10 the large.t kind.
RExBUR0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12
Cedar Grove Academy.

THE subscriber intends opening a school
near Cedar Grove, Orange C"nniy. Tie
course of studies will embrace al those branch
es Of education usually taught 10 the beet pre-
parat.ry schaols.
The serina session wi commence On the
9Th Of January and end on the 9Th Of June.
PRICES PER SESSION.
Greek, Latin Algebra aud Geometry. SIS 90
English Grammar, Geography, &c., 10 90
Elementary English studies, 6 90
Board raa be had in good families eonyenI.
ent 10 the Academy al 81 so and rs 90 PER
month.
s. w. HUGHES.
November rs "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12

Torn Stalk Sugar.-Mr. jain Besl.
Of New Harmony, Iowa, has made 395
lb>. of good sugar this season, from the
cotns,aks hat grew On three quarters Of
an acre. This is at the rate at 500 lbs per
acre. His PIN is thus briefly noticed in
the Cleveland Herald: When the ears
begin 10 form they are pulled off. When
the leaves are dead, about half way up the
stalk is stripped Of leaves. cut up at the
root. The Top cut off, and then ground in a
sugar mill. Twenty stalks will yield about
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12

one pousd aid hslf. and az dis lkres
lour'hs i ground sUssF. Mr. b. made
so lbs IN day, viii smFle spTasslus
al he o~n CONSTRUCTION. Five hundred
pounds II cents per 10. 10 eco persere.
d xosld have produced. ssy SO b1shsls
Il corn, 81 25 cents. OF sl2 So"