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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18
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HILI.SROROuGH, n. c.

gEsiiE next session Of Mr.. & Mrs. Burwells
= School will commence on Thursday, the sih
Of January next.
The course Of instruction is thorough and ex-
tesisiye, embracing every thing usually taught in
our best female schools. Arithmetic and Writing
are particularly attended to. The Latin Language
and Vocal Music form part of the course, without
additional charge.
Terms as heretofore, payable in advance. Ad:
dress Mr.. & Mrs. Burwell, Hillsborough, n. G.
December 10. O6-
c. The Raleigh Register and STANDARD will
publish once a week for three weeks.
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RALEIGH DISTRICT,
PETER DouB, P. F.

PETER U0uB, 7. +.
Raleigh city, Thos. S Campbell.
Raleigh do. mis-, A II Tucker.
Raleigh cir. w H Barnes, B T Blake, sup.
Tar Ri er, J w Lewis, X L Helm.
Granville, | L Wychc.
Person, w M jordan. -.
Hillsboro' ei,cait, E l. Perkins.
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TIME undersigned, having taken Letters of Ad-
Il m.nistraton on the Estate Of SAMUEL Nc
BROOM, deceased, hereby givesnotiee to all per-
sons indebted to said Estate to make immediate
payment; and those having claims win present
them duly authenticated, according to law. or this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
So ]. ALLISON, .idm'r.
Decemberl.. -~ .G5--3y
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18
Sale Of Negroes.

RN virtue Of an order Of The Last County Count.
~ IN the case Of Rachel sims and others. the
undersigned will sell NINE LIKELY Ne
GiOEs, belonging 10 the estate Of Herbert
Sims deceased, Al his late residence in Oranee
county. on The 2sd Of January next, on a credit
Of nine months. on bond and good security.
CHS. ". JOHNSTON,
Commissioner.
December ~. or
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nj AR TE d,

In Lexington, Davidson county, on Tuesday
the 9th inst. by the Rev. Jesse Rankin, JAxrs 4.
LoSs, esq, Attorney at Law, to Miss AGxzs
CALDcLEuGu. $685..
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Z 2 -, 4 Melsias x De was.ingsan
- - IsmperaEue ariety. vii he
4 hsid u he PEesssfFgizn See
500 House this escning. Tl4nns-
day. q esldie light Mr., Joshua Lulnslen. Of
aaieish, i Is eKPecsn, @ill a1rpss il,r socissy.
Lsdiss and Gentlemen arr iuy.lel 10 attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18

Professor Hooper, of the South Caro-.
lima College, has given notice Of his re-
signaiion, II take effect on the Is. De-
cember. 1915.
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Ef0ur Acknowledgements arc due TO the Hon.
Wan. II. Haywood. Of the Senate. AMI the Hon.
Daniel n. BaHinger, Of the House Of Representa-
lss., s'r copies OF the PTssdegts Message.
The editor Of the STANDARD has our thanks for
IL e1ua copies Of the Message furnished Us.
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DANyHLE DISTRICT.

DAaNIi.i.E DISTRICT.
J. Jasrssss. Pc.
Plitsisania, /! y Is'eE. " " Aha -.
Henry, John Rsch.
RsskiashsH, 7 " AEshrr. T : Cassidy.
CasNell, J I Alrholsoa, 4 Lea, sup.
Patrick, " " Assiea.
HaIiraS, John Tillclt.
Allegheny. NJ " TssneE.
Franklin, b n Williams. Hank, n.
Dan River Aissiol, " Caxler.
VA HINGTON DI.TRICF.
]. Ram, Pc.
Washington. y II ID Wilson.
Roanoke, W ] Duysl. 4 b ReckG
Plymouth. A Andrews.
TarbOEo', johnson.
Columbia. p W Yanrn.
Bath, ID w Douh.
Mattamuskee,, W chafin.
Portsmouth, X A cIaughton.
Cape Haiierss, r X DaakIey.
Neuse, r II Joyner.
Roanoke mission, RI Carson.
NEwBERN DISTRICT.
ID NIcHoLsoS, p. Z.
NewbeTn. ID Bumpass.
snow Hill, Z Jones,
smiihfcld, PeaTce.
WaynshOrO', l. Z Freeman.
Sampson, 4 Garrard, Il He.sabec.
Duplin, John W TinRin.
Topssil, n A Hooker.
0nslow, e X Parker.
Trent. II Cry, q w Nicholson.
Beaufort, r P Ricawd.
Straits, Thomas Mosea
John L. Edwards, transferred TO Viz
ginia and Stationed at Centenary Church,
Richmond Amos W. Jones transferred
10 Memphis Conference. John r. McIn,
tosh permitted 10 travel for his health.
The mex! Conference vii! be held in
Newbem.
The following are the delegates to the
first Southern General Conference, to bs
held in Petersburg, Va. in May next. III
q. Leigh, $. y. Bryant, b. I. Blake, J.
Jameson, p. Doub. Reserves, II. j
Carson, ]. Reid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18

MhIga OF Orange. yOa have already
sa,a ngs:hoi ihnoagh Tie columns of he RsoOr-
-. la, csnvealiOn wiE Be- held in RaIrigh on
DE- 18th 81 January heal, or The puPOse Of no.
-ssaslias a candidate Gag The neat GabemalOrial
e.asass The time i now near II hand. Meet
fea in yalr respective districts. and appoint de-
less.es. Il i . mstirr Of the highest necessity
fg,r reasoas that mus he obvious TO every One.)
IL, Dang, at this TIM, should be well rrPre-
s,a,ed; AMI every ols who calls himeF Wing.
ass feel bound 10 sc that matter effected. Let
i a. bs said ;ha, lew men in HillsbOrough had
nj 10 midnight caucus. AMI diciaied a cour-e
.iish yOu were bound to pursue; bu, act Ike free
an iaiePenient u'en, as you have ever done, and
\, yourselves be reRsssgted from each district
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CROW & SCOTT,
Commission Merchants and
Forwarding Agent.

IN THE TOWN or PETERSBURG VA
Have removed to the large and connections
tore, nearly opposite 10 Friends Hotel snl
the Post Office, and next 10 West Hin Wsrs
House.
They give prompt and personal attention to tia
selling OF Cotton, Tobacco, and all kinds u Coun.
try Produce, and always intend obtaining the be.s
market prices and have the money ready. yhsa
Sales ore made. They have nov in Store, lie
following:
$50 Sacks Salt,
IS Bags Rio, Java ami Laguirs Con...
~ Hhds. Porto Rico sugar,
90 Bbls. Maine Mercer Potatoes.
81 New York Apples,
90 Boxes Cheese,
30 Kegs Goshen Butter,
70 Chests various Teas,
100 Bbls. Family and Superfna Flour.
20 Boxes Adamantine Candles,
rs Sperm Ma.~
20 &" Mould
Pepper Ginger, Starch, Soaps, wrappinu Pc
per, Irvine, &c. &c. &c.
WM. II. CROW,
JAMES D. SCOTT.
November l, 1s45. Oa-a-.
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EN0G MILLS,
Thfrs Nils Easl Of piIlSaor0ush.

INIT AIIlA In uI LlIINeUtUu-Is
n VIE s4aecnhcT's Nils haSing lately undergone
= = ihgg0aga fepair, are in iiEsi rate order Coz
the aesi4iyh u wogk; AMI having a.tarhssl one Il
ioansis Patent lmsaOyei Wheat CLEANERS, illOse
Who have smut o. other 9Th IN their Wheat, can
have i cleaned, aid no dispute.
fl1ur for sale. Cab given Or Wheat.
J. ]. FREELAND.
Dcc- 10. 07--3w
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STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE County.
In Equity.
Ck;mea! Carts and otkefs against Joln Free
iGaG

pstitisn to Sell Land.
A FFIDAFIT having been fled in this cause.
I = setting forth thai John Freeland the defen-
dant, is not an inhabtani Ct this state, the CLERK
and Master hsIehy gives ao:ics to the said John
Freeland to appear, and answer, plead or demur,
on or before the Eext terra Of this Court, to be
held at Hills5ofoaGh. Gil tie second MONDAY of
March next, or the bill will be taken pro eonfes.
SO, and set Gown for hearing 81 parte as to him.
Witness, James Webb, Clerk and Master, ut
Office, III Hillsborcugh, December, 4, 1915.
JAMES WEBB. Z. & NJ.
Price adv. S4:50. o5-6w
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Galfaad. " ) coi.as. J W Tuasz.
slskes u laun.saen.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18
EQUITY SALE.

@9A1%NAA ( NtALTI.
James Mgroor's heirs at Lav.-Petifion TO sill
Land.
aS, BY virtue o: decree of the Court
ssg OF Equity in this case, made at Scp-
" tember term, lG&5, shall offer foi sale
,sxas9ss. to The highest bidder, on the premises,
near Mr.. ". J. Binghala's Select School, on sa-
turday the 29th Of DoceIses, on credit Of twelve
months, the LAND wheseca James Morrow re-
sided at the time Of his deat..
Bond and security required, and title to be made
when the money is paid. .ss=
JAMES WEBB, c. NE.
November IS. p3tx
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The following copy Of letter from the Cover.
nor, 10 the stindanl-kceper Of Orange, will be Of
use To many Of our readers. and Of interest to al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
Release of American Prisoners on Van Die
mans Land.

Thomas q. Larkin, Esq. the L n.ed States Consul
the pOrt Of Monterey has transmitted despatch 20
the government Of this country under date Of May 30
l5i5 in which he communicates intelligence that will be
intensely interesting 20 the friends Of many OF the unOr
tunate young who have been long confined by
the British authorities in Van Demsns Land, IN conse
quence Of their connection with the wellAnown Cana
dian troubles The substance Of the information is as
fOOws-which Mr.. Larkin received by letter and the
POlyncsidR from the Sandwich Islands.
The American whaleshp Steigiz. belonging 10
Bridgeport. Conn put into Oahu on the 9Th OF April
last, from Hobaritown, in New South Wales having on
board TWENTY SEVEN of these Canadian prisoners who
had previously been liberty by the English govern
ment It appears that the commander Of the steigz
Captain Young his indiridudl expense brought these
in his vessel Oahu. whittier he had come from
New South Wales. a whaling cruise 10 the Northwest
Coast Arrived Oahu. he Immediately apprized the
Sandwich Island authorities Of the fact aud requested
permission for the released prisoners 70 remain until they
could ind opportunity embark for the United States
in whale ships hch would doubtless be the case in
the course OF few months In the time, Captain
Young took portion OF his precious freight ten OF the
late prisOner) along with him 10 the North west Coastto
form part OF his expedition leaving the rest behind
der the guaranteed protection Of the authorities OF the
Sandwich Islands.
Unquesionaby the most interesting part OF this intel
ligence has however yet 10 follow. We refer 10 the
names Of these twentysev Americans who now
returning to their native land after such fearful sea
Of exile These We have also been allowed 10 trans
crbe and record with pleasure. the heart Of many
bereaved parent OF brother sister. will beat with
gratitude as they discover the Of longost one
the list
PASSENGERS broHsh per ship Sta9li's Capt s Young,
from Yaa D,rndHs land IA Neu South UGles and eff
temporarily IN charge Of The authorities Of n, Sdadpich
Islands At OdhR. until thy can be brousf back 70 me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

DELICIOUS OoLoSG.-A most delightful black tea
called By the Ceestas ~Oolonz" IS sold by the Pekln
Tea Company Is Fulions, 50 cents per pound supe-
nor 70 any Black Tea have bought for double
that price Our readers would do well 10 compare
sample OF il with for which they are now paying %
cents and dollar per pound I, Is quite important to
know where yos get better tea al four hne' nsn
YOU have all along been using cost Of six shings per
pound We copy the following from the Bradford
C0Wrv
Delicious BLACK TEA AT 80 CENT, Pea POUND
We have drank this del gntiul Tea and We i've 20 Visit
New.York we Will drink again and what Is more, we
viii bring chest Of u home with Us for ourseif and
neichbor. We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any thing
equal 70 this. We used be very fond Of wine. but
hereafter ct our drink be the delicious OolOng sold by
the Pekin Tea Company the very reasonable prce Of
rfiy cents per pound
We drink Green Tea and for many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for IL But thanks 70 the
Pekin Tea Company. We now get better tea from them
az IS cents per pound We drink pound per week,
by which saving thirteen dollars per year,
and enjoying better IN the bargain. Commend us 10
the Pekin Tea Company. say we. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
DIED

sent - ABRAHAM VAN ORDEN, sgsd 20 years
Uis friend. and the friends OF the family, are respect
rr,fx requested to attend his uncrs AZ his late resi-
5spce 10 lis Bedford-.t on Tuesday. 23i INST st 5
o'clock precisely without farther notice.
ON tie 2i inst OF yphus fever aged l. years, CAko
LINE JOHNSON. wife Of Lyman kutledse, Jr OF
Georgia and only daughter OF sidney Johnson Esq o
this city. o.. .
The funeral viii take place Wednesday a''ernoon at
O'Clock.
on sunday 2lst Harriet wife ola {. Wheeler
At Albany 22d. Elizabeth daughter oil MIS- LyoA
Watson
Al Lodi Gait Co llth Mrs. Matilda Torrance, Of Bui-
tslo 81.
Az Whitehall VIM. :. Bascom, 30.
Az Phiadel phia 2lst Robert Brown. of Scotland :
aOrh Anthony Zell % Mrs. Rachel shrly. o.; .lst
Elizabeth T Daviis g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Among the Meeting Houses are several ogAi N union
with and partly owned by other denominations The otier
Institutions Of this body General Convention l. =
Historical Society ls saie Conventions y Associanons
beside State Sunday School Associsron- Stats Mission
ary Society sectional DO State Tract Society and one or
two lesser Assostoas Tor similar purposes) y Perodi-
Gals most Of hem issued Weekly, and or High schools
The gam Of the last year Conventions, Assoeia-
lions, ~ Societies and p Meeting Houses.
The Companion from which we gather these facts
very and lucid compend Of the Statistics OF the
denomination, which collectors Of Statistics will do well
to purchase Those who profess the faith il advocates
Will buy it Of course. u; cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
MARRIED:

Al Rochester 18th. John Msthisou. Of Michigan 10
Mar,are, Williams
AT Boston. 7th ult Augustus Z. " oodworlh OF 10
chester 20 Amanda NJ smith. OF 3.
AZ Albany 18th INST. VIM. Martin - MARY Ann Ding
man 10th. John NJ Trasde OF Coxsseke, TO Mary ann
voorhees,
Al Willam.burgh. l.. J. 9rh. John F Wiliisms OF this
ry 20 Mary Jane shay I'll. Vim. Chambers Harriet
McCoiss. ls, Robert W sdtngton. OF this city, 10
Emma Grange.
Al Ithaca 18th. John Conkright 10 sarah Pearson.
Al Auburn 10th Rev. ClaHdius B. Lord 10 Henrietta
Mills; llth T. Whitaker. Of Ohio 10 Jane Gregory 9TH,
q K smith 70 Jane Lee
Az Troy. l6ih. Nelson Human 10 Emeine shears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
Farmers Library.

The September number OF this Journal was delayed a
few days in order coored Engraving of the Cotton
Plant Mr. Thomas Thorp If Louisiana recently on visit
TO this City brought with him beautiful painting OF this
staple of American productions executed by him from
nature and kindly offered the privilege OF having II
engraved for Farmers Library By reference to the
Table Of Contents in another column, Il will be noticed
that the publication of the celebrated work OF Albert
ID Won THAER on THE PRINCIPLES or AGRICULTURE
i commenced in this number. This great work was
translated by William Shaw and c. w Johnson. Esqr'
and pronounced By the Londen and German Press as
the most important Agricultural work which has yet
appeared The London Edition Is comprised in two
large octave volumes The Farmers Library can be
had AZ al cheap BOokstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Fancy DYEING.-Among the numerous Dyers oil tnis
city We know Of who has borne and SUI bears so
great reputation in his particular line OF business As
Mr. sora of 400 Pears, Mr. Soria has been before tho
public Dyer for upward ofthirty years and during
that time has retained the custom and good will OF many
of our best families well of our heaviest Dry
Goods Merchants. who have entrusted his care and
skill large orders Of costly goods for the purpose Of
dvene or re-dresng. We believe he attends to every
description Of dyeing and cleaning woolens, cottons
sc &c. So saws his card which will be found in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
Thing. In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. sept S2-P NJ
Samuel Waters a carpenter, residing IN Last
town township Chester county instantly killed on
Saturday afternoon on the Columbia Railroad, about one
mile above the Spread Eagle, By being crushed under
train Of burhen attempting 10 get on the fore
most one.
The PENNSYLVANIA Horticultural Society will com
rence their annual exhibition on "wednesday Text 70
continue for three DAYS and brilliant display il vii
prove The premiums viii be awarded AZ u o'clock on
the first day.
In the case Of the iremens riot, the jury this
morning rendered verdict Ct guilty against SIX OF TIE
seven uri.ouers and recommended al u mercy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
y The UNIVERSAL

y The UsIvERsALIsrs Of the United States held
their Annual Convention at Boston on "Wednesday
and Thursday ofla-t week. The friend who prom
ised 10 send some notes Of their doinss forgot az
about it, rather common case and the Boston
papers have habit OF letting such meetings pass
unnoticed. From the UairersaliH Companion
Almanac. &c for 1876. edited by Rev. A. b.
Grosh and published at Utica by \. Walker we
gather The following Statistics Of The denomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

lv' An evening edition of The Tribune isprinted
every afternoon At o'clock, containing the latest news
received in the city OF New York to that hour besides
brief OF the Markets and sales Of stocks up to
~ o'clock p. NJ Travellers board of steamboats,
and others leaving the city in the afternoon obtain
the evening edition by nqurng for it ofhe news boys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

LAW COURTS There were few decisions yesterday
in the Superior Court Of them on appeal The one
Of Importance that al Fraser VS. Smlthhurst
where party eft England having previously shipped
srge amount Of goods for Newlork IN the Sheffield and
Patrick Henryihe day after he len he was declared
bankrupt and pursued by the assignee in bankruptcy,
whose agent arrived al NewYork before the bankrupt
and caused him be arrested arrival IN scon Of
Troyer and held 10 bail in Sl55O0 Notion msde 70
release him common bail II being contended tina, the
goods being in American previous 10 the defend
ant being declared bankrupt they could De seized
here nor defendant arrested in by the assignee
under the Bankrupt laws Of England-The Court sus-
,ag,cd the n,.ifinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auelloneer.

VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL LsRARY.-Attenron il parlicu-
larry invited to the Of the valuable Private Library oihe
late Reverend Palmer Dyer, this evening, commencing al
o'clock At the Rooms OF the undersigned.
The collection embraces many works Theology sci
dom met wish-together with great variety Of standard
English Literature Periodicals and Reviews LexicOns &c
BANGS, RICHARDS, PLATT,
"a f2l No 2Oi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

AWFUL DrscLo,UREs.-The Lives and Opinions Of
Benz Franklin Butler and Jesse Hoyt with anecdotes or
biographical sketches Of stephen Allen, Geo r. Barker
&c. &c BY William L. Mackenzie. Can be had at
Graham's Periodical Depot, Tribune Buildings. Price
nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

METALLIC TABLEr-Ths Is The only invention that com
bnes the properties OF hone and srop have been
well proven by the first cutters OF Europe, who have used
and preferred them to the hone The Tablet or
Hone part requires neither oil water 10 have effect This
alone would Of great value bat when added 70 It
us finishing qualities Of the slrop simplicity Of Use and
cleanliness making the whole an article that no gene
mans toll can be complete without
G. SAUNDERS L SON, III Broadway
- g,sod f2a opposite Hoysrd'- Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

-zr.The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery on the
upper corner of Broadway and Murray-t. is the plea
santest place that know OF 10 spend an hour. II
should be visited by every Professor Plumbe has
done what every American should be proud Of ne has
exceed the whole world In this beautiful sr-hs pic
tures sueak H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

BUFFALO Sept 10, II o'clock, P None Of
The conductors on the Buffalo and Albany Railroad
named Cook caught by the locomotive while IN the
act of sanding the rail- Wednesday last near the head
Of Cayuga Lake and injured by the passing over
one Of hs legs that il found necessary 10 amputato
it, The accident will be deplored by all who 3ed the
pleasure OF knowing Mr. Cook BY HI. industry ne sup
ported his mother and sisters and did it with night
chnnrfIIl hearf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

SING SING STATE PRrsOS-Hiram 7. howeL
ESQ formerly Clerk Of the State Prison At Sing sing has
been appointed Agent OF that institution, vice VIM: h.
Peck removed and Levi L. Lockwood, Of Goshen,
Orange county has been appointed Clerk in place OF Nh
ROwel.
rY' Rev. JAMES UPHAN. pastor OF the Bapust
Church in Mlbury NJ. has accepted the invitation OF
the Board Of Trustees of the New Hampton, H. The.
illogical Institution become Professor OF Ecclesiastical
History and Exegetca and Pastoral Theology in th0t In
stitution.
~ After dilligent inquiry yesterday evening at
the different hospitals and Of quite number OF medical
gentlemen Of our acquaintance, we could not learn OF
any case Of yellow fever y orleans PIC liIh.
ry-WmLIAM SHARP, of Reading Pa was Kill
ed on the Railroad between that place and Philadelphia
on Friday.
~ The kentucky Methodist Conference has
voted 10 co with the Southern division i6 to D. Bishops
Soule and Andrew were present.
~ The Rensselaer, County AgricuhHrm Socl-
EN- hold their annual fair in the city Of Troy on the 2ith
and 18th inst.
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