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NOTICE-TAyES.


SHALL attend at the following times and
places. to collect the Tax due for the year
1874, viz: ~..
Monday, the 9TH July, at Jesse Durham's.
Tuesday, the sth, at John Newlin's.
Wednesday, the 9th, at Ruffn's Mills.
Thursday, the 10th, at Michael Albright's.
Friday, the Ilth, at George Patterson's.
Saturday, the 18th, at William A. Canigan's.
Monday, the 18th, at John s. Tunentine's.
Tuesday, the 18th, at Jacob Summers.
Wednesday, the 18th, at Chesley F. Faucets.
Thursday, the 18th, at Mrs. Hutchinsons.
Friday, the 18th, at Gabriel B. LEAFS.
Saturday. the 10th, at George A. Mechanics.
Monday, the 2lst, at Hilsborough.
Tuesday, the 2sd, at Bedford Hurdles.
Wednesday, the Esd, at Mrs. Mixes.
Thursday, the Gath, at Abner Parker's.
Friday, the 25th, at William Lipscomb,s.
Saturday, the 2eth, at Harris Wilkerson's.
Monday, the ss,h, at William N. Pratt's Store.
Tuesday, the 18th, at Joseph l.. Mornings.
Wednesday, the S0th, at William Trice's.
Thursday, the 3lst, at Chapel Hill.
Friday, the LIST August, at Thomas Longs.
Saturday, the I'd, at Pinkney Skies.
Monday, the 4:h, at Hillsborough, to collect the
own tax.
. g The Magistrates appointed to receive the
lst OF taxables for lS45, will attend at the times
md places above mentioned in their several dis
ricts. punctuality is expected from all. Every
person failing to give in his list is subject by law
% pay double tax, and the Sheriff i bound 10
collect it.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE, Sheriff
June 10. -~. ~
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Some months since, young lady, Miss
Oakcs, having entered an clubhouse of her
iaiher's residence, was observed by three
young men. who were walking a, short
distance. One Of them, named Brown,
raised the rifle he carried, and fred at the
door, as he said, for the purpose of fright
ening her. The shot killed the young la.
dy. and the fellow was tried a, w a,ertown.
New York, few days since, and con-
vlcted Of manslaughier in the third degree.
lie has been sentenced to imprisonment
for four years, being the longest period
with which The offence is punishable.
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Notice.

THE undersigned having taken out letters Of
= administration on the estate of JOEN
BROWN, deceased, at the last MAY Term &C
Orange County Court, hereby gives notice to ali
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi.
ate payment; and all persons having claims
against The estate will present them, properly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN D. LEATHERS, Admir-.
June 20. S2-av,
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Attention!

10 The Commissioned. non Commisaoaed OF.
Gers, and Muaeans belonging 10 Me LIST Bat.
Talon, 47tA Regiment.
F0U are hereby commanded to attend at WIN.
liam Tncc's on Tuesday, the goth Of July,
at o'clock, armed and equipt as the law directs
Tor drill muster and court martial; and on We'd.
nesday, the Both, at II o'clock, YOU will attend
with your respective companies for battalion exer
else.
IL. X. WITHERsPooN, Major.
July l. ga
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We asird n COR p4per - werk. IA. As;or
Tsyla. Jshn w. Car. and Jsha ". H..s.rl
hsd srifidFsrH fIOm fAe rsnsass = candidate az
cleri q de County coars; Nc have l<en rssoe.,.
ID By sane q he friends q Maj T.ylas. . say.
. Pisseui VIA, thsy ooseeise mi.sppsehensisn.
dat ihs Withdrawal q Maj Taylor was IN eou.s-
susDos q Inc derision q a meesing % uhieA de
claims Of sseh q The candidates. had hesn submit.
vi % The decision of ~hira nre,ias they Is chi.
tsrns q ths County. are unwilling . ,ield tl.ir
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Just Received,

INCUR quarters Stout and Fine Unblcached
l. Shifting.
Superior Brown Cotton Drilling.
Four-quarters Blcachcd Shifting.
Merino Cashmere, Brown Linen, Irish Linens.
Black Lisle Lace, for Wells.
Furniture and Low-priced Caliccs.
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, for Buggys and Carry
alls.
Also on hand good Linen Sheeting. &c.
LONG, WEBB, &. co.
June 90. So
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ANOTHER GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEC.

"'oi HEN GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEC.
An extra from the Office Of the Montreal
Gazette, contains the particulars of a Sc.
0"nd and most appalling confagration,
" winch devastated the city of Quebec on
S y and Sunday, The 2slh and 29th
OF juno. Il broke out on Saturday nigh,
u o. Johns suburbs. and spread with un-
'eieHllng fury until nine o'clock the mex,
morning, and in its course consumed about
l''oo dwellings, and, at the least, rendered
"~u'ciess 6,0OO persons! Human aid was
u no avail. Water could not be obtained
" any extent. About thirty streets are
no" IN ruins, from this fire alone.
onc man was killed by the blasting of
~" -" house. by his own impmdencc. Two
vu'efs have been reduced to a shapelcss
a ~ OF cinders. Four or five persons
uled this day; two children. who were re-
" mOSed while sick with fever, and two
I h. persons, who, il is said, died from
H. n. e'ects OF fright. One fire more, under
r.s e circumstances, would blot Quebec
''Om the list of cities. II
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TENNESSEE LAND
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offer for sale a Tract Of
= Land on the South fork of Forked River, in
Dyer county, Tennessee, about twelve miles south
OF Dyersburg, containing about 300 acres. The
river which runs through the land is navigable at
the usual business seasons of the year-the land
Is extremely rich, and is not surpassed by any
lands IN the Western district for the cultivation
OF tobacco, corn, rye, wheat and oats, and is fair
for cotton. That portion Of the country is regard
Cd as the most healthy part of the Western dis
trict and is settled for the mos, part by people
from North Carolina. -.
The land will be sold altogether. or in portions
To- suit purchasers, and good land in this county
viii % taken in paymcnt-or liberal credits given,
The title is undoubtel.
=s q, +. LONG,
]. ". NORWOOD.
July Is, s5-
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- 49, - nukhsr bird zane . hirling
=. ,ssrssiaing around her. Gyinr - nrsr
a.nsfi = ls.aVh ne ladys head; M,
80 saasinaed = - Uniil lle I.dy. sus.
80 - here was some lr0ubie wigh
= 1asAs hiFsis. wrni 10 ne nest. Sir
80 ieend asnAke n Ihe Get af swsIlow-
,as ne sfrand 81 ne lhree li.,is bind.
- J, q vas = season o saae anly one 81 he
aas Bssfsa Trur.
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u "a sch q erfal. IL :, .,,,,,...l a.
-. 'sssiss sAe neu siase 9ilh ne lsel.
-. . - Amerezn eiiisen. y l,oss du,r !,
= - 80 only = SAID - his counlry A 4
80 onL . siand 81 his roonsry - Il
.ltirsller may he. This as ~ 6eeIing
ne mguld el.rrish I'D ineulcnae Win rrFard
70 fexHs. Orgun. e. oaher acressions M
neG States. and y coaeluded wish lhe IA.
ora corxrsT--Boan6ed 81 he s.
John's and de sshine, o. howeser Co.,
vise bounded o. described. md l. N,
lnessniemenis mose o. lcss-ssill our
esas'sirg-so BE cherished n ,II -,
hears. % Be DEFENDED By an our hands. :
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Bacon and Leather.

NE sshsrr.les has large los q die best corn
- baC0N fos sale. rhich he Aill sell sery
low fsE cszh alone.
e az - = woEking out his entire ssock a
La NIX. shich be win seIl 81 tery reduced
- aof eash. Or Oh credit q ninety DAYS Is
'hoss Who he Knows 10 be punctusL
July 9. :.
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Instinct Of Birds.--We have, received
from lady of our acquaintance the E,l-
lowing illustration oiihe instinct ofbir,ls:
Two yellow birds had built their nest
in her garden, and therelaid their eggs and
ha,ched their young. The lady having
occasion to pass by the nest one day,
s,oMcd to admire the little bir,Ss On her
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-. 'o ~ o. TnooPs.--Welearn Ihat
zen. Taylor. N command &C the iroops n
ron !esuP. ms received orders from ~
var Department 70 The following eIFec,.
Inc ihird and fourth regiments of infantry
:. are 2 move Immediately % some point "A
me nelghhofhood % New Orleans. there
70 wall until The aciion &C The Texan Con-
sen'ian which meets n Austin Is known.
when hey viii probable move By wafer %
corpus Christi or some place in that
i'elghborhood. The Second Dragoon,
under Colonel Twiggs. ARE ordered 70 pro.
reed 10 The Rio Grande hy land Al the same
lime The infantry starts by wafer.
Pieaynne.
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YOUNG'S IMPROVED PATENT
Smut and Screening
Machine

/ st&&&S4A&&4S
for the state Of North Carolina; and having q
supply on hand, he is prepared to furnish all who
may wish to purchase at any time.
ITS PERFORMANCE.
In order that those interested may be fully sa-
tisfied with the performance of the Machine in its
cleansing operations, he proposes that if it does
not give full satisfaction he will remove the Ma
chine at his own expense.
IT'S DURABILITY.
THOUSAND BUSHELS OF WHEAT, and
stands pledged and bound to pay all expenses
that may accrue ON the Machine up to that time
with fair usage.
The subscriber feels perfectly safe in making
the above propositions, as the Machines sold in
this state have given the most entire satisfaction.
not only to Mill owners, but TO Farmers who have
had their wheat cleaned; and has established the
fact, among all who have seen the operation, that
it is impossible to have clean article of flour
less prepared in this way, as there is an amount
Of dust and filth attached to the cleanest article of
wheat prepared in the ordinary way, which, when
thrown off by the Machine, leaves nothing but
the pure unadulterated wheat. Certificates to the
above effect will be published. See hand-bill.)
He has also received letters from gentlemen in
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland. and Virgil
MIA, who have the Machine in usc. Their united
opinion is, that this is the bet Machine now in
use in the United States; that il takes up less
room is propelled with less power, and does the
work to the greatest perfection.
CT Direct to Enoe Mills, Orange county, \. c.
JNO. A. M'MANNEN.
South Lowell Mills. Orange, s.-3w |
June %. ) !
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The Louisiana College At Jackson was
sold on The 9th ult., Cor ten thousand dol.
lars-the minimum price fixed by the Leg
stature. Il was purchased by the Melho-
dists, who intend, rs We learn from the Fe-
liciana Wing, TO remove the Cen,enarv
Gollege,now established in Mississippi, to
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NEW And FASHIONABLE
LohIaG E$T&BIIsHuFxT.
- sa~FsAeu hnsinE iue1,ad ssn~.as.- !.
- 800 e hiAanx1agh. e. a. -. =
- - - &c Isyamass Bm6na11 q u - =.
- = sssAseA ha,s Escrised the L.n.Asa. -.
-. - = 80 fsd.ipas. (.liA d. ~ -.
- = sscssss aaine year., anS hssinr -
fhe s6xanaasE a AVA 49,. =. - - -
60. 40 esnd.ui eflArH sAikiy : e;se -
s~a.sa.rnsn . q shs nay -, !. g. -
~sA 1A<ss F~a'oasE neE wo.t - - -.
ea,ed = hs nezies snd ma E..hi...lle -. =,
dos y wesaea ~ bsys bss y 1Irn-sls,, :
eenp<s<nf tsuneynsa; and cams d -
n - sssas e. elaeNhrse. Our 49, - s- -
aoeassanne b suil ihs iimeS
Psrssns wisAing 70 h-ve wah Ssae. IN g.
= = Cur slop N Eaa Sire, ne1i aOor = So.
born 4 Sichois store.
Al Getting vii l. pf0lnEaly amend Al
DUNN a. CRAIG.
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superintendent Of the Poor
House. 49,.

T>HE Court of Wardcns will meet at the store
OF John U. Kirkland, esq. in Hillsboroush,
at IL o'clock ON Friday of August County Court,
to contract with Superintendent for the year
ls46, beginning October /.
July ii. s5-4w
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The Crops The Corn crop In this
county looks very well. - Ear ~ We have
seen, and 4 the reminder % The season i
favorable. Eo'R will be abundant. There
10 above an average crop OF whea. no,wi,h.
standing the smut has prevailed 10 con.
siderable exfnt. .7sLerills Aisss.
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u Wes'e auhoilcd % announce M. RICH.
ARD n JONES . eandidals e. the ofrse 4
I'm . he Superior Cont Or DE county q
orsnss. :, 'hs eleelinn IN ABgns nsrl
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- As aHs sutAGiand . snnsunss M. IN.
WIN 4. HEARTT . eaAAiasls a. ~ -.
: eiess q ne Superior Com o. d eOun.y 4
uf-hse, . dc siecsiaa - Ausuz ne1.
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Caldwell Institute.

fI'hE asst session q de csl,well T..,;,...
und1 te care o. he hesbytesy a o.
MI eomlnence On "Wednesday he Oh n nj.
next, m ne town Of Hillshosoueh, % xhirh 80.
I has been removed, and win cloee On Pnd,r ~
18th q November nesf.
Ins fsenliy o DE School consists Of ihe Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON, d. D- Pres;ser, 80
Professor Of tle Greek Lsnenars sn5 I.i,er.,,,,..
RALPH II. GRAVES. "A. a., PlOxessor a. NJ
ihemaiics and Natural Philosophy; and ~ Rsx
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor of he I.a.;n
Language and Liieniure.
Tuition Fee. per session of nearly Eve month";.
Is so. The Pice Of Board. every Thing found.
viii vary from s. 10 SO per month.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
n., 4 f,; a$%S Z :: Board. c.nai..
=, ioH John w. NOR NORWOOD. ''s
June IL. .,
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The new Post Office law is said 10
work well at the North-the increase OF
letters passing through The Offices a, Bos.
ton. New York. Philadelphia. and Bal
tlmore, being very great. Farther South
The increase is not so marked and, pro-
badly, viii no, be for some time.
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The City councils Of Washington, D.
u. have prohibited the Railroad Compa.
ny from running locomotives within the
city limits, in consequence Of the refusal
Of the company TO reduce it, rate of fare
agreeably to an act Of the last legislature
Of Maryland. -"
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INCREASE or LErTERs.--Since the new
Post Office Law went into operation, The
increase of letters in the Baltimore post
Office has already been so great as to re-
quire an additional penny post.
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Land for Sale.

Nlehnls and Others " Dunn and others.
II EorrTr.
~ sissure q Decnc a. the suprcsne ceurt /
shall sell % the highest bidder. for eash. a
MONDAY ne 18th day Of August next. before the
snoarl.hoase door N HillsbOrOugh. q irsci o. Land
belonging 20 the heirs and deyisecs of the late
william Keeling. adjoining The lands Of Henr
Malone, The heirs Of Joseph ID. Hughes and OH.
en-; and occupied IN part By Thomas Pope, The
JAMES WEBB, c. an.
su9 =, s4-3w
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An entire Mas,odon Skeleton has IusI
been constructed IN Newark, New Jersey,
from The bones recently found in a small
pond on the top Of mountain near Hack.
eitstown, Warren county, in that State.
The Newark Advertiser saws:
IL Is the largest skeleton ofihis exiinc,
species ihai has bcrn found, and we know
Of but one other similar specimen in exis-
ience-ihe one which is preserved in The
old Peal Museum in Philadelphia. This
y larger and more perfect. Ii measures
~ leet IN length, about m feet high, and
10 feet in girth. From the fact tllat The
bones Of SIX Of The huge animals were
found Embedded together in the deposite
OF a pond on the highest grounds Of the
State, teyidenily ofdifferent ages, from The
calf up.l the proprieiors conjecture that
they persisted there in The Flood.
One Of The skeletons cmmbled 10
pieces when first exposed 10 the air; parts
Of the other FIVE are preserved. Tho one
that has been carefully put together is We
y nearly perfect, and presents a striking
idea Of the huge dimension Of that great
monster Of the animal world, which pro-
badly became extinct in the general De-
Iuge." s--
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limIom. che ComstlfmfIsm. anA me Iaus-
ms GHnrsiaMs 81 ear IlAeFay.
E9NGgD GR0u@Uo
Thursday, July az.
ros coxcREss.
EDr. Robert q. Bond.
oT HALIFAX.

fn1- A mljxily q ths Msss.srsse. a ~.
49, cnuniy WIN 10 Esquirpd - Tn-.l,y n
ax nezi Couniy Conrs, 10 sln<f couuis.;;r...,.
g. PuAase seheol& = Iecsiss o. baasas n he
shsnG ard &C. oihsr Puhaie purpa@ea
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Post Office Baiances.-We are autho-
rlzed to state that these articles arc now
under contract. and that quantity Of them
are 10 be delivered in this city on or before
the 18th inst. -t.
Expedition will be used in forwarding
them to post offices as fast as they can he
manufactured, inspected. and tested; but,
as they are required to be made with great
nicely and accuracy, some time must elapse
before all can be supplied. Union.
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- We sR suihosasd = snnorn-s Csa. 10
shrh ALLisos I. ealsa..s Gr a. 60.
e clsfs e De coun1 ceu1 q onn... !, =.
slrrton n Augas neat
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NJ 4 II RIEn.

y 'h's plAee, On Tuesday the 18Th in.,. b.
william y. Brown, esq, Mr.. JoHx q. cI.nK %
nus Jriia As0rasos, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Anderson.
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ECONOMY IN LIGHT!
SELL YOUR TALI.0W AND BURN LARD.
WE have received an additional supply Of
" LARD LAMPS. The price is low, and
within the reach of almost every one; they are
easily kept in order, and for half tho cost will give
as much light as five candles.
LONG, VERB, & co.
June 10. So
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- hs ais snAsrind . snnauHse NJ. "a.
sEfH Z. NORWOOD . . e.nks..s = 1.
- = cish = q csu@y Cen ofOEn.-.
: - sia1siaa = Assus n<al
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fhoH OaE0oN.--T'he Menareal Cour;.
= has - rflrsrs frpm ! Ieuer du,pd \.
reft fanrouser. - Enll0ns:
a large Iarg. reported a shaul
"sise Hundred emigrznIs. iron ki-sour;
no esneF parts af he Unian. are now.
y nis l.ie season. snieTing ne saonirv.
amidst snnerings ofesery Description and
exposure 20 he xosi possible weather.
Every thing : done on our pan. hy sup-
plying prosisions. boals and osher fariii-
iles. 20 &c iese lhsm. and without our rs
slsisner their condition would be Truly a.
rlorsele. From he Willamette Fails ID
Mallawslia there i > CONTINUOUS line m
men, wagons. and cattle. ard Il viii ~
some wetks yel before lhe more distant
Of them arrive"
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-sNotice. SIR

~ lib those having Books belonging to the
: roiemic Society, are earnestly requested to
leave them at Long & Wehb's store, as soon as
convenient BY order of the Society.
July Is. SIS
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IRON AND CASTINGS.

"A LARGE lot Of Castings, consisting Of Pots.
- Ovens. Skillets and Lids, Andirons, &c: al.
so, quantity Of Country Iron, Of all si,es. wide
and narrow, and Tire Iron, for sale low.
LONG, WEBB, g. co.
June IS, 90
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The Electric Telegraph is successfully
used in England, as il is has frequently
been and will hereafter still more frequent
ly be, in this country, to aid in the appre-
sion Of fugitive criminals. A man named
Lane induced young woman to steal a
sum of money from her parents at South
ampton and elope with him to London.
They according took the first railroad train
for the city. but were astounded, on auiv-
Ing, to find that the robbery was already
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1HMAGR soMoona

NKMAIR S0M@ona
HILLsBoRGCGH, n. G.
INcE The Caldwell institute has been lo.,,.
- cd q Hillsborough, the sessions n Mr. x
MhS bURWELL'S SCHOOL will h al,e,r5
% correspond with those Of the institute. The
neat session, therefore, win commence ON The An
Of July and close at the end Of Noyember.
Inc advantages afforded by this school are be-
neseo 70 oe, m many respects, greater than are
ususi IN female schools. An past experience
'eaehes me difculty Of training up young ladies.
. g % cultivate IN the highest degree their mo.
TO- and intellectual powers where many are group.
60 .oge'her IN one house. Hillsborouch afIcn,s
facilities for board in genieel and pious families
sucn as are found in few villages. The Young
ladies' arc treated in all respects as members or liz
iamly N which they board, and are sufficiently
near The principal and his lady to be under thc;r
supervision. The number Of boarders IN our own
iamiy . limited to sir-and as the school l. nar,.
designed for the instruction Of our own ch;l.
dren, parents may be assured that those placed
under our care viii receive the attention tbat a.
Christian parents we would bcstow on our own
The course of instruction is thotouph ard er.
lensse, embracing every thing usually tausbt In
our best female seminarics. Languages 4y;,h.
meiie, and Writing are particularly attended "a
The young ladies' will have an opporuni,v az a.
tending Lectures on Natural Philosophy. and of
witnessing experiments.
Our extra charges are few. The Latin Lam.
geagc and Vocal Music viii be parts Of the course
WITHOUT additional charge: and those who hoard
N our family, and others who wish it. receive in
s'ruc'lon IN plain and ornamental Nccdlc.work A
recreation after school hours.
Parents will receive monthly report which
may be relied on. as each pupil will be furnished
with book in which an account of each ree;ta.
ton is marked by the teacher
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The London Standard, in speaking of
the Oregon dispute, remarks that no up
right rejecting man in the respectable cir
Giles OF London has ever for moment gi-
ven way to an apprehension of a rupture
with the United States, although all par
tics concur in deprecating the language
used by Mr.. Polk in his inaugural speech.
The same paper adds, that the same opin-
ion evidently prevails in the United States
amongst all classes whose views are worth
consideration. ="
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17

One Of ihe French papers slales dat the
i'fnre De Jolnville received. as pan of The
dowry Of The Princess, vast unruliiyaled
domains in The province OF 81. calIiarine.
IN Brazil. European colonisls have BEEN
invited 10 60 out there. and il would appear
with sueeess. A Few days hack eonsi.
derable convoy from Germany passed
ihIongh Liege on its way 20 Dnnkirk
Other emigranis were awaiting a Antwerp
LOT vessels sailing for New York. Their
uumber amounts 10 between 500 and 600.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17

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