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Equity SALE.
TATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
November 10


10 the temperance Societies Of North Carolina.
Notice is hereby given 10 the Tempe
rance Societies in North Carolina, that the
State Temperance Convention, will, I'M
der the call of the following resolution of
the Executive Committee, meet in the
city Of Raleigh OH Friday the fifth day of
December next, at Ii o'clock, A. NJ; and
every society in the State is earnestly en-
treated to send delegates and written re-
port, stating the number of its members,
&c, as required BY the Constitution.
written report, at les9t, will be expected
from every Society.
Whereas, tie State Temperance Conven--
ton of North Carolina is required to meet annu-
ally, and that hat:, al lis last session, adjourned
,ctt33t fag; &fd whereas by the Constitution, the
duty. iii ti3at ese.t, Of appointing day for It's
meeting is dsHelTsd upon the Executive Conn
naitlec: Therefore, ~~.s. ..a 4a
l1seaaist3 unanimously, That the Convention
he called to meet IN the city of Raleigh, on the,
fas4 Friday IN December next, at Ii o'clock, A.
-; and that tie respective Temperance Societies
within the limi.s Of the State ATE earrieslly desir-
ed i practicable to send up delegates to that boz
d., and to make the reports, ia tritiag, respect
ing their numbers, &c, required BY the consti,u-
ton.
Rcsalgsd further, That provision be made for
a Temperance Sermon, to be delivered before the
Convention on chat occasion. 49,.
Editors in this State, friendly to the cause of
temperance, are requested to give the above two
or three insertion, in their respective papers. e
BY order of the Committee.
! THOs. ], LEMAY, Cor. Sec.
Raleigh, Oct IS, 1915.
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Tice Chancellor. McCom1. of New
York, is about to leave the bench in con-
sequence of his arrival at the age ofsixty
years. He is said, however, never to have
been more competent than. now to dis
charge the duties of his office. Chaneel-
lor Kent also, few years ago, left the
bench because the law presumed, that, as
he had arrived at the age of 60 years, he
was no longer competent to perform his
duties. "As Commentary on the folly
OF the law, he wrote his Commentaries
one of the greatest works that ever ema-
mated from the pen Of any lawyer"
t...-. ". .7msrican.
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s,ral NY tlundrF. Yea wanted 20 Fds my
Texas Loaby, sd I hsipe3 y0a mglnl
him. iGs kEDK y0a Cd. Jim. hoN
lilags goOG sllow, jrsi gise R0heragood
e. cfire. and Id he sfnend - yoa - long
: hre. A0stn wants ioIraErl Gre
him : for "a elabzEsy. mske him minister
rlrnig0 10 Engiand; ll.al's lie Tlare or
bobby. Ei0Y be WOali make DE couEi
Ct Nies0ria STAR! eaR Sc Linn now
zmong lhe ladies and Lords. Nh1ia sem
SAMOA he Would iaakel
QaaliEranonsi Esssy'sqalii6eAtoEss
What has he done.
nky he's dose every dire. Did'ns be
rume OH ard make sPeeshes Ior . O'Ion-
nell and Repeal and didn't lie ifil me
Irishmen llsai lie democratic party WAS
ii favor or the Repeal and Ifalies. and
male and az. and lie people AM rrAsiesl
And dii'ni lie laad 10 lllr skies ID GOnnell
a. The greatest. lie xoriliesl champion 81
freedom thai ever lived. aud didn't the
same HIbernians ~ vote for you for Pre-
sidens! You viii, know Jon vii.
can'g DO ven pretend yoa eaR'n i
know you can. and ! know the Senate y II
eoninn him. They shall eoGlEm him.
Tell Them You viii Se.o everything i they
dare reject him. Unly think, James,
Mhal have done Cor you and The great de-
mocralic party. was'nl chosen by the
wings, and didn't I turn my back upon
| them thai voted for nsr. And did'ai
abuse Henry Clay and General llarrison's
cabinet. And didn't they call nc talssI
and didn't Bolts iTy 10 head met And I
this what am 10 get FOR IL Its shame
iul. lis yillainsusi
Keep cool YOU say! How can ! keel
lcool! can'I keep coll! won't Keel
cool. Yon have made a fool ofme. lo'
have cheated me. You have cheated N!
son Robert and The democratic parry
Faugh! Tie whole democratic party i
all . sham. a democratic Lumbug! 70,
know il, Polk
Keep cool, yon say againl tell 70
/ am cool. | never vas cooler in my lil
Il am cool IS Tophet-fm Did cool
Ifil had not been FOR me you would neye
have been president. You stole my Tea
as--you bri5ed my conyenlion--you g.
away my voiers--Yon stole my Bobby
, lrishmen-Yo u-Bobhy- exas-Boo
-velo-Bobby-Bo b--Bob-BO-B-
Here. said The Polk manuscript Joi'
was overcome BY sleep, and soon follow
ed him, and we both slept soandly un!
1 we were awakened The next morning b
; the thunder Of the Transportation guns.
i, IianisrS' BaRMer.
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PROPOSALS FOR ISSUING -
a=. , THE
Nerfh Carolina standard.
sEMI-WEEKLY,

TUE undersigned proposes to publish The
J. Nos,h Carolina Standard after the first of
Feb uary, 1916, twice week. Many democrats,
in various quarters of the State, desire this and il
is believed it can he done, il exertions are made
in its behllf anlong the democratic party gene
rally. The importance Of such an issue, is, it
seems to the undersigned, too apparent to require
arguments in ITS favor. A seRi-weekly paper
ought surely TO be sustained by the great demo-
cratic party of the State Ia party which casts 10,
600 votes, especially as the Fe,eralis;s have ttco
Senl;-weeklies in addition to fsro papers to our
one in the State. Think Of this, democrats, and
Of the influence which such publications must in
evitabIy exert upon the public mind.
THE WEEKLY STANDARD will be pub
Eshed as heretofore, and, the undersigned Aatters
himself, will be mnch more interesting and valua-
BILE than it is at present. 1t viii contain at least
eight columns more of reading matter than ii does
now.
TERMS: >s~
The Semi-weekly STANDARD viii be published at
Four Doars, If paid within the first three months
or Five Dollars, if payment be delayed beyond
that period; and the weekly Standard al Three
Dollars per AMMAN, payable in advance.
Both the Weekly. and Semi Weekly win h
printed at the present size on fine paper and witt
new type. Subscription to both papers are mos
respectfully and earnestly solicited; and subscriber
to the present paper, who are willing to take tn
Semi Weekly instead of the Weekly, viii pleas
inform the undersigned Of the fact, BY letter .
otherwise, on or before the sth of Janury, 1916.
w. w. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, November Is, ls4s. - -
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GGRAKD coL-kGK.-Ai kng = ne o.
phsrs she we're - - teeElIrd ~ M
msni6rsaa baRnsf &C 81. G rssd a..y en-
claim. . We So lara" TIE e ilers i
nesflv Ehished. "a D. nsn,esd >. Ias
isgseg ~. Re D. aii Ls tniiaing !. -
met Esaiy fH The IeesTii a e sinisnls.
GFowds daig IrnmsHaas p n he foai.
whieh sh-Td. lir@ Ene psnarsnir via
Of lhs ehSrsns af PhsladslpAis. The raol
. q MARBLE. II Is composed 81 SQUIRE
iilss 81 ms'b,e. aKons 40 inrLes sqa4rs,
add il 30 - riy lW. lhaI ynn ask MN
Il si.haus diiIi nIlr. The roaf . .houl
100 Zee. rom he grennd. TIE barking
il surrounded b. cntnshian ~alnnaa 4
Thar snTPss.e. mcsl elite srh.eyeue ul,
ofmcd, m at.
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The last accounts from this state remove the
doubts which have for so long time been enter
tanned in relation to the result Of the Congression-
al election. II seems we were not beside the
mark in hurraing for Cabcll in our last. The
Tallahassee Sentinel Of the 18th instant, publish
es the official returns of the election, which show
a majority Of iifty-ohe votes for Mr.. Cabcll, the
Wing candidate The law Of Florida, it is stat
cd, requires that the returns shall be made to the
Secretary Of State within thirty days, and at the
end of that time he is to- certify the result to the
Governor. The returns had not all come in o.
thst time, but the certificate was made out agree
able IN Law, showing the sbsve result.
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LANGUID CIRCULATION. = Itepeated
changes III the temperature have ycryhad effect
uron the blood; sudden change from full, &C.
nervous, to low, poor diet, will be equally inju-
nous to the health as sudden changes Of weather.
1--we would have health we must endeayor to pre-
vent as far as in us e great extremes Of all kinds
Every excess, of heat or cold, of eating or drink.
ing, tends to produce impurity Of the blood; thu,
its circulation becomes languid; the very ch0nneb
of life are eiogged and the first consequence il
that the Bowels become Costiye.
We are in this condition ready to receive any
disease with which we may come in contact; and
without any contact with any one affected witt
sickness, we shall have hecdache, bertbum d;z
zincss foul tongue loss Of appetite; all The resu'
of the state of costiyeness.
When tho atmosphere becomes impure and op
pressive to mankind, it requires the tempest Il
asitate il, To give it purity and lie.
When the bowels are costiye they rcGlirc n,
administration of Bmndreths Pills, which by ex
citing commotion or accelerated movement il
that organ, viii occasion oil morbid contents 10 bc
expelled, thereby producing purity tothe blood ans
health to the whole frame.
gP Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pttshorc,
VIM. Foshee, Foshees store, Chatham; ]. M'Dade
Chapel Hill; G. A. Mebane, Mason Hail. L. & w
Smith, Alamance; ]. d X. Sloan, Gieenshcrooeh
James johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal, Ma
olson; Owen M.Aleer, Yaneeyyille; ]. r. Callum
Milton. -~~ s--~--- .'-.-- -a----z-.-
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re ediios q - Alsoa clsunisss infa,zas "
tsi aas fo,siO y hsag'd q xas Tirsinia 70
iaas and sfga ays II, lsirna Haall has heaaru
tAe Oh Douiaiaa.- Bui u s3ds "a. - Po-
laio hnd - EnO~n j. en- irsgsh. ana 4 - j.
he gE0una hasrE, shse ! 10 killing lui i aiyll
have rrarhad fIum one end q Virginia 10 q
oshu.s Hsa. Mr. Hail vi have % gise y
lhai y : heaaan boi - hOPe De erperneui MI
Be- faily iried the nsKl season. and nsy u soms
q ths Fooss lSiAraaA - II ) n0s - far . u
= arEo@ ths s,4ls q Virginia.
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EnIG2kTIoN TO Texas. The Nilsson.
ii Reporter states that large nnmaeF Il
families are now emigra:ing frnm Illinois
and sli.souri TO 1ieaas. gentleman
who hi. teen spending several days on
the Merrimaek saw ole hundred md I'll.
" wagons pass along the Springfield No.,
road in the course OF week, on their way
10. Texas. >
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RrPalal g. o. Fsarnlz5s iEasHEnH,
NaEuaeE %, lsEh
PETERSBURG Markets
ToEa0Co.-N0 chzsgs i prsces. Sap
pc vsEy light.
c0TTgS.-strsay ., 6s-fr ihir su.Ii-
~.
WHrIE.-salss 0fgoOd qaaliiy 4 I:eT
cents.
coRs.-NrEy Eide bronght 10 maEsel
-priees CO cents.
RAcoN.- Virgins. l.og roand. 50.
FLoUR. s6-asked.
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MIR. BerrIen stin a senator. :

W.T.. Berrien stiii ~ cctshtDr.
IL with no small degree Of pleasure that we copy
the following from the National Intelligenccr q
The 10Th instant: sg. +
Propor,ionaie to the regret which we
experienced on hearing Of the resignation
Of his sea, in the Senate Of the United
States by Mr. Berrien. the distinguished
Senator from the State oil Georgia, is the
pleasure which We now feel in announc'
ing TO our readers that the Legislature
of his Stale have, in effect, refused 10
accent shis resignaiion: thai Is TO say,
being obliged BY their oath of office to I'LL
the vacancy occasioned by his resignation,
they proceeded 10 an election, and Mr.
Berrien, alter being nominated by accla'
nation BY the Wing Members Of the
Legislature as their candidate. received
the unanlm0us Wing vote TO fill the vacan
ty occasioned BY his own resignation, ant
was elected accordingly. Mr., BerIien
therefore, we are happy to say, continues
in the Senate until the Alb day Of March
ls47. s .s#H
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Grocery & Commission


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- hans aaEss sn& sasan1 ssawtEsE.i a 2amalT
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P.S Tie BRANCH EF0FE ~ RatEsa
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ss.i1uz.ra . IasaL
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WILMINGTON RMLRoAD.-The annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the Will
mington and Raleigh Rail Road ComPa-
ny, was held at Wilmington on Thursday
last. There was an unusually large num-
her of Stockholders present, and, the in
,erest OF the occasion was enhanced, we
learn, by the presence of Gov. Graham,
and the Internal Improvement Board, con-
sisting of Col. Cad. Jones, of Hillsboro' ,
and DIR. f. J Hill, Of Brunswick. Gov.
Dudley rendered his resignation as Pres
ident of the Road, but was prevailed on
TO continue his efficient services year
longer. .>.& @.>..@
The Exhibits of the Company, copy
of which we have been favored with, look
we'll. The amount Of Receipts for the
year, ending October LIST, ls45, was
1888, t93 45; and the Disbursements
ssl2,09l 2O--leaving the total amount 9
Profits upwards of $4,000. The Com
tpaay has paid during the past year, DC
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SBnElgg

.z SCORE.
rF'IiE subscriber. having formed . pArinrrshi2
n with L. n. Holt and w. \. caFagin, Is nSS
opening
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASS0R T.
MENT OF GOODS, ..r
embracing almost every article usually sod in
ills market. at his cid stand, one door wcst Of
Mr.. ]. q. Kilkland's corner. Whese he would in
yle his old customers and friends TO call and ex-
anime his stock. which win he found low enough
70 suit the times. s...
STEPHEN MOORE.
November 4. Oh
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A letter iron Hoiis Spriag, Miss..dai
ed 18Th Get. says thai The wsst,sr lLerr
wss uIusnsliy ias. aud u vas b-l,ss-d
that the crop would be lie largest eErr
made 10 sIl.sis hi s"d ,Ls quslily "r,
fre. IN some cnuniie, Tie planters weYs
making from 1000 % $500 ibs. 70 Ihs
acre. .-....
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Alener from an esteemed friend, just re-
reised, contains he following passage:
Il feel . strong desire 70 Be present ..
The next Wing Convention. As learn with
regret that Gov. GRaHAa viii not consent
10 nun again. and has 80 expressed hiaasrif.
lie i ny first choice. bur il his name Be
not presented, then feel a great anxiety
as % the seleeloa Of a ! andldaie. &C."
The above extract coalains evidence OF
The that. lAal d rumor has been indus
irionsly STIMULATED hy some one. that Gov.
GRsHAa would decline q reelection. In
every part 81 rhe STATE. the story seems
iohsye lonRd is way, bulhow. OF whence,
il is impossible TO say. One thing l. cer-
tain. however, Gov. GRAHAM never anlho-
rized sus.h statement. How could he!
Selcrted by The Wings against his wishes
as their Candidate, and placed by them rs
a sentinel on the waich-Iower, he cannot,
without recRancy. withdraw from the posi-
OF responsibility, until he is hoaorably dis
ehafged. Such a discharge viii not be
/ glanied him, until he serves ont his Con-
slituiional term, and we have no hesitation
in saving, from our knowledge Of Coy.
GRAIAM, that he will yield 10 The harmo.
NOUS mandate of his political friends.
and again enter the field in their service,
however much il may, as we know il
does, conflict with his private interest.
We are aware that our political oppo.
meats sEevcry anxious forGOv. GRaHAM 10
decline reelection. They know thai
his Administration stands on inipregnable
ground, and that all the assaults OF Loco
focoism will be powerless against il
They feel that lie Is esteemed BY ever
I their own party Tor his political and mora
integrity, and that his life presents beau
tilml picture Of consistency and honor
which no one can contemplate without /;
feeling OF respect and admiration. lnhi
public career. in the Legislature, in the Sc
.nate OF the United States, andas the occu
pml Of the Executive Chair Of his naiiv,
State. he has pursued the seven tenor o
his way," and discharged lis duties witt
an eye-single 10 the welfare Of his coun
TRY, and the good of those whom he ha
been called uDon to serve. In the conflict
OF party rage, or the contests oil pOlltlea
ambition, lie has remained firm TO his 2ul
pose and true 70 his principles
Jasium Il isnacem prcpOsifi rirum. !
4 So satisfied are the opposition thai hi
Eulogy is well deserved, that one Of ihei
leading organs has suggested that no Tar
{ didaie should be brought forward again:
: tie Governor but ihat he hould he re cleo
, ed by both par.'es--a high compliment
! indeed. in these days orparty madness, an
|, speaking trumpei-tongued for the chara,
Ter Of The incumbent, But we only too
, up our pen, TO express our conviction tn;
, Gov. GRAHAM would place himself in III
hands of his friends, aud abide their dec
, sion. - RAJ. Reg.
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TnE BIBLE II FRsScE.-The E.angsl-
ical Snriely u G nes.. distributed lie
last year mre Than 1900 esrlss &c ,hs
Senplnrrs. and 400 900 Tart nv a.l {.
er sne"tss. - fhs sane psried. shoel
200. 900 pies, - PORTO Of The nlh;s,
were dis'uLuled 10 Frsnee. rhI. fsy snuul
Roman ca'hol.rs.
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Sn;es, THE subscriber, having removed 10
Co. the western part # the site, offers for
sYsS saIe his RESIDENCE and small
.s.ks,. PLANTATION al IIillsbororgh.
Tie Residence is situated on that beautiful
eminence at the River, overlooking the town.
The House il a nest, well-fnished huilding, o.
-Four Rooms and good Cellar, connected with
which Is comnodious Office with Two Rooms,
and all necessary Out Buildings, The Lot CON
tans l6 acres Of highly improved land.
The Plantation Is in a few hundred yards Q
the dwelling, and contains I3i acres Of ieFtil'
land. Ilhas upon il several nexer-failing Springs
and valuable Meadow, which yields 10000 lbs
of hay per annum.
An extended credit viii We given on The proper
ty, if desired, on good bond and personal securi.
with interest.
For further particulars reference Is made to m
agent, ]. w. Norwood, al Hillshorough.
JOSEPH q. NORWOOD.
October Is. 9s-
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William C. Woodbridge, author of the
modern school Geography, and member Of
the Geographical Societies of Paris, Frank
fort and Berlin, died at Boston on Sunday,
the 9th inst, aged SO.
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Renidmin ~ Jeansss. OF Siratford, in
New Hampshire, has been appointed BY
the Governoy Of that State q Senator in
Congress, 10 GIL the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of Mr.. Justice Wood
bury.
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1 kared From the Gallom,bu lfarriag,

II Eaped From ths GallOmsby Marriage.
NLJames Powers was about 10 be tried in
Salem, on "Wednesday, the 9TH inst, for a
crime punishable with death. when, to the
surprise Of all, the prosecution was with.
drawn, the girl whom he had injured, hay
ing beeome his wife that morning, and
thus by law, was incapable Of testifylng
ngainst him. -
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C0agrcss. - The Congress Of the United
saies Win convene a Washington IN Few days
and the public attention viii be directed - ssai
quarter With great Interest 10 mark The develop
mint of thinvs under the new administration.
The measures Of the President and his cabinet,
snd the srsion Of Congnss on the important qucs-
ssns-smch have agtaIeo INC country .HOm o''s ca
trme % the other, viii csuse deep anxiety, and
ought 70 excite an intelligent and thinking people
,sinorm themselves in relation to these matiers--
a 10 their merits as well as The progress in the
in the adoption If them. For his purpose our
public journals are established; and without them
the people would know bu, little or nothing d
the events tha, transpire in the nation. Wepro-
posc to keep our readers duly informed Of these
things from the best sources and VIC wish to IN
crease the number Of our readers. i would be
gratifying to US 70 rrccvean accession TO our sub
scnption list, IL for no longer time than duuns
the Session Of Congress. Wings Of Orange, you
may advance your principles by procuring ussub-
seubcrs, and as true men we ask you TO exert
yourselves in this behalf. Our list Is too small
in proportion TO the Wing setein Orange. There
are many Wings in Orange able, abunlan,ly able
10 take paper. bu, they need some persuasion
A little more zeal in our ranks properly directed
and Orange might always present such delega
ton ss we had in stie last Legislature. And We
ask every good Wing, \ MOI that worth striving
fort .aaas =
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ITS seligion that must give - .~@.
Our chiesest pleasures whilst re live;
. IT'S religion must supply
= Solid comfort when We die" Conf
az The Raleigh Star and Milton Chronicle
will plea &c copy
Died, in this county, on the 2ist instant Mr..
WILLIAM RASkIN BAN, youngest son Of Mr..
Nathaniel Balm, aged about 10 years. In man.
hoods early prime he has been cut of, leaving be-
hind him numerous friends to deplore their loss,
and who cherish with affection the recollection Of
his worth and amabie character. He was a kind
friend and a devoted son, periormingiaA his fiial
duties with promptness, devotion and fidelity
which endeared him in an especial manner to the
hearts Of his parents. But his death falls with
poignant force upon his mother, who has thus
consigned her only child to the silent grave. Rui
to her wrung and chiIdless bosom he has left the
rich consolation, that he has exchanged the cares
and sorrows of this world for the enduring joys
of that to come. [CoMauSIcArEp.l g.
Died, in this county, on the 18th instant, Miss
PaEBE ASnERsoS, aged about 81 years. .
Died, in Randolph county, on the goth inst.
IsRARL Fox, esq, Attorney at Law, aged about
rs years. He possessed unusual energy OF cha
racter, and by his own efforts had provided thu
means for his education and for obtaining his pro
fession. Such industry and application, combin
cd with his good moral character, would hav'
made him useful rlsmbor Of society. .s,ss
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Valuable Land

FOR SALE.

TIN EALEs
eGr< THERE VIII te 81 % De hgteS
49, hiaaeE, O. TDesssy * - of nscesa-
sU her nat O. t. psrnaises TRACT
49, OF AND hsso sing % tie hrirs ~
A. ]. Nccau'ey. deer 81 hing On lsr heal
ws,s-s a laFlsn Greek. II Orlres county, imiae-
siiaisly on The rad from Hieasani Gp0se 70 An
aerson's st1re. containing as0slt seHrn hunaard
Civ tcrrs. This Is no doult tie besE iraet q
Land that has heen oeFad foE saie in this EaFi a
lie county IN may wears. the greater pan u
which il unclearel This Land : a,inliraiy suit
"A 10 the culture Of CGg. Mhsas, folsacco. &C.
Il viii be sold II lots u saii purchaser Terms
made kn0wh o. l.e day = Ssie. ..~.
q. b. LEA.
w. VINCENT.
November Is. Ci-3s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27

Cariosiiies. The Editor of the Spiri,
Of Jefferson, "a paperpublished in Charles
town, Va.,) states tina. he was shown,
a few days ago, three legged partridge,
shot BY Master George Flagg, of that
place. The third leg, though not so large
as the other Two, was perfecs in its iofma'
ZION. 49, ..
A white chicken, with four legs, is now
in the possession of Mr.. Richard Cruit, o.
Georgetown. This freak of Nature is the
more curious, as the chicken is alive ant
well. We understand the bird vas rails.
ed in Prince George county, Maryland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27

A precipi,ate choice makes way for
long repentance.