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e PRINCES LlNNEAN BOTANIC 81
- CAMDEN ANil NI,RSEpLES -af.n

- PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC e.,
GARDEN AND NURSERIES,
Flashing, l. l., mar t,m YoyE,
NTILLIAM L. PRINCE K CO.'S New Dc
wv scrip!ive Catalogues Of Frnr and Ofna-
mental Trees and Plants, i3l,hc,ii:on, )mi~ p,iees
mach jci0r n.rsc TpqiY 04rged, and comprising
additions o! above 500 seize! varieties of Fruits.
and | 200 varieties Of Ornamental Trees, Shl uas
and Roses, 70, ia any other American Nursery,
will be sent 70 every post paid applicant The
cost OF The present edit IS above 500.
The public are cautioned against The deceptive
use OF their name and tile, which is exposed in
their Catalogues
r. Orders will be executed in superior man
ncI and forwarded as ordered.
VIM r. PRINCE & co.
Flusbirr My. : IS!5-d3is
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yir, L,urei. Halifax, Virginia, Nov. ll-cwlo,'
NERCHANT'S HOTEL,

(LATE BEAMS',)
c;p'fs s'r-st, near BGaini0re street, Baltimore,
BY HOPKINS s. FIELD.
rI,aiS Hose has recently been ref,ted anil newly
1 .ini,aef Throughout, and is situated in the most
,.,,.,l -,,t ii the civ A. NJ. HOPKINS,
Formerly of Sanderson's, Philadelphia.
WIN. FIELD,
.a, a9-w3m Formerly of Bucks county, Pa.
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:, .,ry noIIApS RCwARD

.,.,,il- pni Tor the apprehension and delivery OF
" ms ser, Man EDWARD, who ran away III NO
go; lie IL between % and 30 years old, stout
..u - and in stature rather lower than ordinary.
RI. smuoth skin, with full bushy head OF
,,,d ccuntealn:r. lie carried with hlm a
/, " ,,h.,. .nd PinlaioonS of Grey Cassinct, some
,.,.W,ta pareh sd him IN Richmond, about Tour
N !, Washington City, To which place he expressed
-; ,,..u.n and ia the negiborhooL Of which he
,.,....1. and his relations. He has no doubt pro
~ p4pcrs ana i probably passing by the name
i s,NN,S: and have some reason To suppose that
-, fm he county by the aid Of the boats run
!; ''''.''' THOMAS JOHNSON.
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Flushing. Nov. :, lSt5-d3i'
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

CUMMISSIUN BUSINESS.
TIME subscriber has hi. day formed co.pan-
l. ner>hip with MIR. MUNaOE w. JONES,
OF Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted under the firm OF DlBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advances an
produce in hand. Office on 18th street, near
Galleso Mills r. II. l.. DiBRELL.
Oct .l2-nErlf
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NOTICE.

ELISHA a. HuNTLEY having this day, by
Il decd, recorded in the Clerks Office OF The
Hastings Court assigned 10 ne as Trustee for
the benefit OF w. c. Martin and other creditors,
all his personal property, as also all debts due
him, hereby give notice to all persons indeht-
ed to him, that alone am authorized 20 receive
what may be due him.
ROBERT w. HENRY, Trustee.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY


Di virtue OF deed Of irn>l executed b. Abner
ID Robinson, which bears date on The 18th day
OF November IN the year ls42, and has been daily
admitted 10 record, the Undersigned will proceed,
On SATURDAY, the oh day OF December mex,
at 2o'cock. precisely, All The Tavern OF Col. Chas.
P. GoudaiI, in The county OF Hanover, 10 sell,
hy public auction. 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
the plantation in the county Of Hanover, cal!ci
COLES HILL, now in the occupancy Of Mrs.
Mary Cole, Jagged abou, 10,) who has lie inter-
esl in il. The plantation conlai's $50 acres Of
land anil will be sold for such, (more or less y is
OF The usual quality OF lands in the neshborhood,
and is in an excelen, neighborhood, and is entire
y healthy.
II is situated ON the South Anna River, about
20 miles from The CITY OF Richmond, and about
10 miles from the residence Of Colonel Goodall,
and about Is miles from Tayorsville, on the
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sold suhjccl 10 The life
estate OF Mrs. Coles, and without warranty any
kind, sill The lille is believed 10 be perfectly good
Nov I-ctis JAMES LYONS. THUS &c,
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A SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.
SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL.
I,SrE

TRUSTEES SAIL U! DESIRABLE REAI L.
ESTATE, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the l1h day of November
~ at 4 o'clock, on The premises, |, as surviving
Trust e, shall, by virtue OF deed OF trust from
Died Gaihrigb, and Samuel Damn, proceed 10
sell al auction, for the benefit OF he Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, Two Lots OF Ground, with the
Improvement. thereon, described in said deed,
the one as No. lis, fronting 76 feet on street,
and extends in rear, on frs, street, the iu depth
Of an half acre; and, The o,hcr as fronting Go
Zee. on street, and in rear The usual depth, and
as then occupied b. Lucy Mitchell, and is The Sc
cond tenement above the residence OF A Thomas
Esq
By consent of parties, The terms will be one
third cash, The balance in eqaa payments al i
and ~ months: bearing interest from the day OF
SALE for notes negotiable and satisfactorily en-
dorsed T. y. NICHOLAS,
Surviving Trustee.
s.r Dunlop & Moncure, Auc;s.
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MORE LUCK AT HOYTuS

Note the following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure success All large Capitals are sold by
d. NJ. HOYT.
MORE LUCK AT HOYTS!
Tickle, Nos. g., The capital OF 5000 dol
lars in Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. PSI, was
sold and paid al ElOYT'S.
Make remitances in all lotteries 10 HOYT,
and when in town, always buy tickets at No. 3
Exchange.
Splendid Lotteries tor Norember!
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000,
Alexandria Lottery, Class c., for 1915, to be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, No
venher 18th, lS45. Prizes $4,000 10000,
10000, 5000, 5000 1858, 30 Of 1000, 100 Of
500, 100 of 900, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn ba lots.
Certificates of packages of % whole Tickets Sl60,
rs halves 80, 26 quarters 30, % eighlhs 20.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS,
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. A, for 1915 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, No
vrmber 22d, IS45 Prizes 10000 dollars TO-
600, 6 900, 5000, 1000, 5000 $500, 100 1000,
ballots. Tickets $l0 Halves 5, Quarters so.
Certificates ofpackages OF 25 whole Tickets 1920,
Is halves 60, 25 quarters 3d.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. as, for 1915, TO
be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
vember 29lh, l645 Splendid Prizes 30 900
dollars, 10000, $40 5000, S of2 1000, of 500,
Of $50, 5 Of 200, 40 Of 500, &c. 7S No.
Lottery, and IA drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars; halves 5; quarters so. Certificates "f
Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets $50 dollars; %
halves G5; 81 quarters 80 So
p,rcopS from tho conptrp uhan in tnu.n
should always CALI on HOYT, ifihey are in want
Of money.
~ Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised BY j.
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promp!ness; and The drawings OF Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order Of
Oct. 81 D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
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.,,RINE JOURNAL.
- OF RICHMO ND.

w,.sr ,ais day, al 70 o'clock, M.
ARRIVED,
: Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
'saa,s, Alice, Skinner, Norfolk.
sees S;.n,iramis, Jones. Norfolk, corn, to Bis
n ,,cro;ne. passipae, Baltimore.
81 rnx Phillips, Baltimore.
,.a'' s yos. Jersey, Ward, New York, bricks.
: ! Heroine. Goats, Newark.
!, y y W. Goitry, Godtry, New York.
Il San,se. earle, Petersburg, light, 10 Kan
y ' : III .a,ier Couch, New York.
1.,raage, Croweli, Philadelphia.
s. SAILED,
Henry Lee. Green, Savannah.
-, Albion, Harding, Norfolk.
,,croIK. Nov. ARRIVED, schr. Adeline,
Nm ~ -'.,'ss,n,ni.) Moore, from Hartford, Conn.
Wv ORLEANS, Nov. 2-Arrived, brig
- ~. l4a>kins s Lihby's line,) Capt. Will
Snh only eight days from Richmond, Va.
/, he he quickest passage ever made be-
i, liz .wo places.
csI TlMORE, Nov. l0-Arrived, schr. In
..@.lnce. kirwan, from Richmond. Cleared,
/. i. A. Pendergast, Parker, ami schr t'al'
Creighton, for Norfolk and Richmond.
WV YORK, Nov. 8-Arrived, schr. Lynch.
!, could, from Richmond.
Nov. Arrived, schr. Ear-
n,.,r from Richmood, via New York
ssbr Louisiana, for Richmond.
49, ,,rS' HOLE, Nov. 5.-Arriyed, schr.
~ =. C,r,is. from Richmond, for Kingston.
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sug. 30-c;f
Rev commission House.
Ad ii
WINFREE g. SHEPPARD,

THE subscribers having this day associated
L themselves in business under the style and
fin. of
WINFREE s. SHEPPARD,
lori The transaction solely OF General Commits
SION Business offer their services 10 the public
ioT the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
profuce in hand, when desired. They have
lasen The house recently occupied by Gibson &
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WINFREE,
J. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virsinian, Petersburg Intel
ligencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re-
porter GAINESVILLE Herald and Raleigh Register,
will insert the above one month, send us copy
OF the paper containing ii, and toward their ac-
counts 10 hi, office for collection. w. s. s.
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE Fol

THIS celebrated Stone, a nevcr-faiing pre-
4 ventive Of iiydruphobia, and an elecdal
cure Tor the bie> OF v,nomous snakes, spiders,
&c, is offered t,r sale privately By The subscriber
1t is believed tina: moaey can be invested in no
more profitable manner than in The purchase OF
This Stone, as il may now be bcush, for one-hat
Of the amount il has yielded in one year 10 its
former pruprie.ors II no. SOLD privately before
that time. il will be sold at public auction on The
ID MONDAY in January, lSi6, Cha, being
Caroline Court day. at The Bowling Green, The
county seat Of Carone county.
TcnMs-Six months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security.
\. BROADDUS. Jr. Agent
Nov. S-ctts for Samuel Anderson.
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PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
WE HAVE remaining unsold, small lot OF
W eussles' Nourse & Mason's and Makers
pOush> AMI Castings, which We will sell at cost.
Al,o halt ion oil McCormick's e. Palmers
u hi Boards. JONES & WINSTON.
~, .lS-rim
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NOTICE TO FARMERS,

NOIIOE ] 70 hItN ETSS.
WE OFFER to the public at unusual low
w prices, large assortment Of black and
drab Wool Hats, some of which are very supe-
rioG also, variety Of Hair and other Caps suit
able tor plantation use. Call at GO Main street.
Nov, ST JOHN THOMPSON e. co.
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MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TENTH
IN STREET.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. As,
for 1915, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on
Saturday Noyemher % 1915
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WortIa.ll's Office,
MO. Z, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
lN MOND. Virginia.

MO. Z, EX G II A \ u + PLACE, RICH
lN MOND. Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Capital, $4,000 Dollars. Alexandria, Extra,
Glass No 26S Drawing comes per mail To-
day. Prizes: $4,000 dollars, 5000 2000 $50,
10 of 1000, 10 of 500 10 OF 300, 10 oil $50 Is Of
$50, &C., &c. rs Nos. and IA drawn. Tickets 5
dollars.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
5000 Dollars Capital! Alexandria, Extra.
Class No. 269. Drawing comes per mail to-
morrow. Capitals: 5000 dollars, 2,200 100,
1900, 1885, 100, ) of 1000, 5 Of 500 10 Of 200
&c.-75 Nos, and IS drawn, Tickets SO so,
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria Soon
Nov. 15th-S5O, OOO 10000, 10 prizes OF 10000
5000. 5000, SO prizes Of 1000 6c.-Tickets H.
Nov. 22i-S30, 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
5000, $500, 2,l2O, IS prizes Of 1000, &C., &C.
Nov. as,l,-s4O,OOO, 10000, $40, 5000, S Of
1000, of $780, 5 Of ,25O 40 of 500, &C., &c.
Tickets 10.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
vertised by ]. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same terms al this Office.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
a, this Office without charge.
Nov. III CHAS. WORKMAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv Williams a. HaxaiI, Auct.

ggSALE OF PEWS IN ST. PAULS
CHURCH-On WEDNESDAY next, The l2h
instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ pre-
cisey W. shall sell, al Auction, the Pews in 81.
Paul's Church
II TEnMs-One-lhird cash, and the balance
in eGua payments at 3 and 6 months.
The Church will be open for inspection on
Monday next BY order of The Trustees,
WILLIAMS x HAXALL, Aucls.
Nor. 5-6t
A SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.
\ NJ authorized, by he owner TO sell al pub
i lie auction, on Monday, the 9Th inst. AT half
past ) o'clock, lie Farm on The Three Chopped
Road about six miles above Richmond now &C.
cupied By the Rev. Mr.. Ford, and containing 90
acres Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, will
please attend, as a bargain may be obta ined in
the above. The House ains iour good rooms.
RICHARD HILL, JE,
Agent for VIM. Jeiires.
- Sale 10 be conducted by w Gcddin.
Nov. Of
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Education.
WANT employment for the ensuing year as

w ANT employment Tor the ensuing year as
W Teachers
J. Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
Inc branches OF an English Education, French
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 800 dollars and
e'ari per scholastic year.
2. Miss 5. Will teach as above with the ex-
c;eWion 0; painting and drawing. Terms 200
dollars and board
3. Mir. c. Has taught seyeral years; is A.
NJ Of University Of Virginia. Terms 600 dol.
las and board
=. Mr.. D. Teaches Mathematics, Latin,
Creek, French English and the Natural Sci
eaees; has been Professor Of Mathematics in U.
Nary; wants immediate employment. Terms:
soj dollars and board
s. MIR. L. Has had some experience in teach
ing; will teach as Mr. d., with the exception of
Aeinral Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board.
= Mr.. F. Will teach as Mr. z. Terms, same.
All virginians oithe RICH, stamp. Choose ye.
Direct (short letters, post.paid) Lodore P. o.,
Amelia. VIM. H. HARRISON.
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NC. SC. NC.
IS Nos Ia draw ballots

IS Nos Ia drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 2 so.
Certificates OF packages Of 26 Wholes, $50 90
Do do % Halves, IS 90
Do. do. 26 Quarters, 80 so
gf Orders for tickets and shares and certt-
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing will be sent TO all
who order from US. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Oct 25-i&c2t Richmond Virginia.
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HOyf's Prize Office.

MOS, EXCHANGEP PLACE, RICHMOND
IN VIRGINIA.
Note The following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure success All large Capitals are sold by
II NJ HOS'r
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J.F. Word. Lottery Vendor

Nov. |
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TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, &c.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS are re-
i ceivins per schooner Manchester fall sup
ply OF TX and bright roofing Tin Plates Sheet
Iron, Sheet Copper, Iron Wire, &c, which they
offer al low prices. No. loo Main Street,
double granite front. Sept. I'LL
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SuDerfne Hats.

WE HAVE received lot of Hats Of tie la
w test style, manufactured expressly 10 our
order, which We can recommend as being supe-
rior 10 any Hat offered in this market since the
prices have been reduced. Many OF our cnslom-
ers have minated 10 US that they would prefer
better article ala corresponding price, and for The
accommodation of such persons, we shall 10 iu-
lure keep always on hand tlais OF a superior or
der. which we will sell at sc. We have also on
hand large variety Of Hats which We Earrant
fuYy cgual 10 aDy Hat sold in this market al IS.
A call is respectfully invited from purchasers,
a, cl Main street. by
Nov. iii JOHN THOMPSON & co.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
Some vacancies on Isl Of November. You had
,sNer MI them. Board and tuition from Novem-
~ ls'io 10 July lst 100 dollars, payable in ad.
Dlrec, as above. sf
on 2i-cwsw WIN. II. HARRISON.
AW MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER, jus,
received by
'"'s DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
From the ST. Louis Era, August 20.
NEW MEXICO.

Major General Lee, OF this DIVISION
has made Il publication, expressing nus
v illinguess 10 raise force of 5,ooo v"l"n.
,sers. 10 march against New Mexico as
soon as he may be authorized so to do:
lie declares his willingness TO command
in person any force that ma, be thus raised,
and is ready to enrol The names Of such
as are willing to engage in a"tual rough
ser, ices, aud To NEE, danger in any form
tina, !, NAV present itself. There are
many brave men in our city and Stale who
would make good officers and reliable sd,
der. in such an expedition. There vii
he nu difficulty in raising an ample v"lnn
,eer force, if the government will gram
The authority and furnish the means and
facilities, and will enirus, the command
Of the expedition Of men who will com
mand The public confidence.
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manM sH CEowGEo


uefeor.-A urssor 4 gasa hrisaaar.
sa.rred h seserai siiasas = 81 silhss oa
:. ..ruin- q Mosudsy he sla rA vhich en-
80 uisA . rspost ssu.Iling lhai & ; eanhoa-
-, .ams nriros. i aR1ars. was Observed u
r...,,sviIls. snd also nsar waning.Oa; hsw Il
:. ..her dirsrsi0rs ne have NJ, yss Iearned
TA<FsysliniIle Ohssrer q he - ind nyE
.On sunday nigh, last zhoui lall-pasl
,wa o'clock llarrs wss icrTihe mclrarIe
',,l.,,ion n. ar this place. Arcoonls ".
= bout lhs brilliancy of The llgh'. but The
.,1l,,sios i sgned on sll hand. 10 have
Ia Inc mos. startling es.T knos u IN this
s;,;ni,y. II resembled he snddrn dis-
sh,rse af park &c artillery. and shook
y, Louses ssrn n such degree - Il
6,,l 90 produce the impression Ihai 4 aas
n, shack 81 al earthquake. The reser.
Lsriian &c The echa cnnlInu.d several
r,inules and lie effect was nisjeriic be-
y..nd description"
Tie winingsOn chroAiels of ths ssne date
si,ss the following account q Ills wOndshsl Pic
nSnsnoG
"a MsTEoRic ExPLosi0S.-Brins IL
ia comfy Of Bladrn IN Sunday nigh
i,a. about thirty miles IN N0ilh.aesl
Is directions IRON Wilmington. We wen
,,.nlrd from ; rep between Two and thre'
o'rlnck an Monday morning BY asnddeI
,,a,rnilic explosion, as 81 heavy. qnici
y,,n IL llrnndrr. or the near discharge q
! large pipcs ordinance. followed By
ruu,bli. .uu, d af nrarly = minutes du
air. Il aroused the whole household
,ass &c whnm disiinclly perceived ih
i,r On furninre. &c. Looking out, W
E,uud ,he sky 10 b. clear. aud the a,mo'
ohrrr pmfoundIy ralm. Tire eonelusin
Il our mind Al .nec was thai meteor la
exploded n 4 very far distant. and ~
umsed ID be correct. ~ we subsequent
s.eer, aimed frsn different per.ans nh
hsroened 70 he out ~ the iimr n varior
nl.rss 4 few miles distant The met
Or fir., appeared ~ tie North East, |"
nas.ing oses towards the nth ives
seemed 10 Gall dawn near the line Of III
den Dad Columbus eonnty. and there u
explosion occurred. The ligh. emilt'
BIZ II sss abnnt like ihs. Of The MOI
when three or four days old"
isppssrs from these accounts that th's sni
ordinary meteor could be seen and heard oSe'
circle q some two or three hundred miles.
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

We learn from the government paper
which was issued yesterday !" that lniof'
,matlon has been received at the War de-
.par,Inent from Gen. Taylor as late as
I. the 10Th OF last month. lie was then
taking efficient measures to render has
position entirely secure from any attack.
Indeed, there were at that time no serl-
Gus apprehensions on that account. Inc
information he possessed in lucedhlm to
believe that the Mexicans did not think
of assailing him, or even Of crossing ths
Rio Grande, at least for some time g
come. The accounts from the west sld'
Of the Rio Grande fatnish no news 9
any importance, and there were no res
.t'ar troops on that rive. except a. Ma,
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FATAL AccIpENT.-Welearn that a ne
gro man was killed on Sunday night last,
by the Cars, about three miles South oil
Henderson. II is supposed that the negro
was intoxicated. and had lain down across
the Road and gone to sleep, when the Cars
coming along in the night, aud he being
unobseryed, the apparatus attached thereto
for the removal Of distractions, came in
con,ac, with him. and killed him instant
~. Another sad warning to the lntempe.
fa,e. Register.
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The prospect Of War.-our eSchan-
res are f g -r-~i-sisa. a. 70 he probability Of
The United saie- having brush with Mexico W
way Of setting The difficulties that eAiss between
,hsiwo nations. A great deal Of what's said may
be sei down 10 the caprice Of the moment, and .
furious passion Coz heroicS while bu. little Of II .
the resu. Of sobef, deliberate reflection. We may
rather, then, from al NC have seen, that the Mex
ie.ns have bu, litIe disposition 70 engage IN
var, Il i no, forced upon them; and that no'n-
ins but the imprudenee OF rashness Of our rulers
can bdng !, about. The information said % have
been received By Gen. Gaines Of contemplated
attack upon Texas BY Meaicans. and Of t'eir
crossing the Rio Grande, turns out TO be incorrect
=. ,oOe.r. from the information received At the
War DEPARTMENT from General Taylor, the Of
6oer in command in that section Of country
SO tha, ,he extraordinary requisiiiOn made by tn
General on the Governor Of Louisiana for troops
was uncaIled for, and will result in disappointment
10 those eager spirits who have Iccn thirs,ing 10
war. The General Government may have topa
the piping for this dance, and q, pretty high ra''
We hone the authorities at Washington viii &c
with more prudence and foresight IN these matter
than to sanction the measures Of Gen, Gaines; an
tina, the nation may not have TO iamcilt the raai
ness and folly OF is rulers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

FROM ST.. DoMlSGo.--We lean from
Captain Eldridgc, of the schooner Jose
mime Ann, arrived 4, this port yesterday
afternoon in fourteen days from Port au
plat, that the Hayden army $4,000
strong) had surprised small village be-
longing 10 the Dominicans, about sixty
miles from Port au Plat, in the night, and
murdered all its inhabitants--men, wo.
mon. and children. The Dominicans had
proclaimed marital law all over their par
of the island. Ten thousand dominican
soldiers had already,arrised at Santa Anga
and one thousand had been sent from FOR
au Plat to that place, and the army weui'
march Immediately to meet the Haynens
| The inhabitants at Port au l'latt, OH &C
count Of the above news, were IN great con
sterna.ion. W. T. |o"''e'.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

Governor Wright, Of the State Of New
York, la. issued a proclamation 'elaIing
10 the disturbances in Delaware county.
which il proylaims and declares 10 be IN
a siaie Of inssrreeiiOn. The proceedings
Of the Anii.renier> are stated with 50 much
fnrce ~ 10 ronSince every candid mind
that no other alternative WAS lrft for the
Govrrnnr in The discharge Of his duty.
We do not doubt says thr Albany
Argus, III. vigorous acls will follow Din
proclamation Adju,ant Gen. Harrington
proceeded on Tuesday afternoon, ia ,h.
steamboat. via Calsklll. 10 Delhi, and vii
see personally thas its requirements arr
promptly carried oul.' ~