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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10

ESSAYS OF ELLA; By CHsRLEs LANE. FIRST series,
NO XXIl OF Wiley s Putnams Library Of Choice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

Afuehoke-Grcen Gio.bs
t-psnRus-sfhi'n Cant
foir be~ns-I-ar.c n sHaiiLlma
snap B~sns-k.sriy China, ditto
yellow IN weeks
Esriy hoha~k. do hall moon
Refugee or 1000 10 on.
beet-Esfiy Bioad tsrnip rooted
do f-'i"w
Long Biofsi Naorf- wufts.sl
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SbU,OUU WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
BROOKS l. HUDSONS!

Second Supply.
MAY, 1876.
'ENHE subscribers have received by the latest
Il arrivals from New York. Philadelphia and baltimore their
second Supply Of Spring Goods-eomprsnz seee
ton OF the best and variety cheap
ness u unsurpassed ia this market The
a part Of the goods reserved.
EIifa Zoe Shaded stripe aud Printed
DO Hermann BaT.zes and MaTqasanS for Dresses
French work Collars ani Capes
Muslin and Csni,n. fdsings ana Insettinks
Thread Laees and Bdgiuss
shadsd Gimp Cords fJr trimming dresses
LADIES' sin and Nd Cloves
Sik and Cotton Hosiery n variety
RIahonS Plraan!S fsrasnris anI sunshades
shs Hernani TnPo,i AMI Barrgr seaTfs and shawls
Hue black Armure and Pot dc and
Light and dark coloued FoulaTd and Pesn SIks
Extra fine Blue black si.k warp Alpaeas
BTs and Blaebfk Bomaazine and Chanie Bombazine
Black Love and Cape veis
Solid Black Lawns
Fine Black Mourning
10000 yds French. English and American Prints from To
37l
Linen Cambria Ildkfs IN variety from r. to 30f %
Superior IL Linen shestIngs and PiIow-ease Linens
IL avy unbieaehed lrsh Linens, family
Double Satin ualnask Table Csnths and Nans,n.
Huekeraiek Russia AM Bri>ey, ap-rs
India Gas Cloth, Nohiir a Corded
Lace STRIPE ana Ch-eked MusiIns
Cambries JacoEetis Swiss ard Null Muslns
Pain striped ana plaid bILlings. for Boys wear
French and English Co;ss Cassinsrcs
Mountain Tow Lnen
Burap-, brown aud blsaehet shitings ands heeinss
Cotton ozssbggs. Driiings &c very cheap AZ
WAY w. BROOKS 4 HUDSON'S.
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GARDEN SEED.

Hon 'fo~rrs OF known
- genuine, a. vhcis<aIe retail.
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

'ENfiFs suOscrlDers have taken the store former.
u occupied by MessTs. Ayuer Son. four door below IN,
Beh Tavern for he pu-o.e conducting Grocery and Com
mission business We have and shall ON hand
general assortment of Family Groceries, which we responsibility
invite the attention OF our friends aud the public generally Our
goods consist in lan Of
"unPo~der " Hysoa, ImpI Teas Of the fines,
quality " WV ~
Mocha, Java and Laguayra Coffee
Wooiey Woolseys puyetscd and crushed syg.,
81 Cruz. Porto Rico and n Sugar
Hull & Sons beat Soap
Do. Nauegated
No. MarkereI
A choice lnt
Regaia and Principe Scgars
Bakers Cocoa ant chocolate
No ~ Carolina Hcnnngs
Painted Bucksts and Bfoonis
great variety OF Spees
Letter and foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Pain SpeTm Candle.
Londonan Philadelphia rofer. ia pts and o,s
Manill aud Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad. half bb,s
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy Of the finest quality
HolandGm
Oh jamaica Rum
Riehartson's Rye Whisky
Madeira aud Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Caret. sherry and MALAGA do
And all other goods belonging q Grocery Trade
We also tender and IN. phie
y for the sale Of Produce and pomAe use every
obtain the highest market prcr
H. N. TRMPLENAN
WM r. RADCLIFFE
j. II No 36, 4 doors below the Bell Tavern
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Additional Supply Of New Spring and Sumner
DRY GOODS.

Additional Supply of New Spring and Sumner
DRY GOODS.
w T. are now receiving and opening a second
supply q reasonable comprising many new ard
beautiful styles purchased cash prices and viii b.
sid at wholesale advance on the eo-
part Will be found enumerated below:
Extra superhnc printed ia,soraes nd Bareres
DO DO black and second mourning do
super french and Earston Gaghams and Lawn
do black and white DO and Rai1oune do
Rich laced, striped, and Plaid Musins
Plan braid tucked. and embroidered Robe-
SUPER piin snd striped blue black fancy eooued stns
10 French and AmcriesB Prints. prices
ffn.ed Jaeoneis' Lawn aEd Muslin Gnzhans
Rich Hefuaunc and Darege nj searfs
Do Lace. Polka. aad strped do
Nett shaws, Seaifs. and Fancy Hindserehisf.
Ladies black AMI white six and cotton Hose
Thread French. and Is Iaces EdgnRs ard r..erti,w,
Embroidered. ivory. paper and palm leaf Pans
Chain ard spiral Gimp, bonnet nd cap Ribbapd.
Har grass cloth. Victoria and corded skirs
hNfru rich worked Collars o. priced A,
Long sud short Met Gloves and I has.rrd Min.
Enbo defed hemsttched and t.pe bordersd Linen U,6
sup-ftne IRISH Sheetiug Irish Linen and Lawn
la1e uauiass Napslns and brown nd brached C1oth.
Dem Wells at.i black and white MiiS al qualities
SUPER wool b I Clotht ard Cas msres, ard f,pev Al
suPeran- medum and low priced Drninxs
iap >, he trape Caulet ard French summer Cloths
saiin, Naienta hassles AMI leans yr.tiurs
Heavy kreinins, Cotoradrs and leans
WIN eonpFie asnrmen ~ and bsaeha n,
uesues, al of Which viii Be sod chap fnr cash
VALENTINE. BEEFDEy 4 ca
IVY Broad street Shrek hin
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PUNTEY 4 WAITE

CENTS HANDSOME DRESS MOROCCO BOUTS
w ARRAN FED good, AID wear well at the low, pr,e,
Three AMI four collars Call you want soms-
hing cheap aad good
II PuSTry A.
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Ancient Er,rnt

Ancient Egypt
ER Monuments Heroziyphies H,.torv and A,,h.oI. =,
o'e sseees connected Iiserogyphcal Lll-ratu A.
'eo Gladon, late Us Consul Caro- Priee rs cent.
-P = NASH wooDHousR
kRAZII. AND HAv. SUGAR
~ 10 bags Brazil White sugar
Uohes HAVANA do-Landing and or "a By
MA - DAVENPORT n ALLEN
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Regular Daily Line 60 Old Point. Norfolk, and
through 10 baltimore,


r. p The steam. boats CURTIS PECK and
-. JswE>s, will leave the Wharf at Rockets
alternately Suntsys excepted precisely a, 81
o'clock touch all the landings on tse River
at Old Point an returning and Pay Boats Gr
ia aud Herald IA Hanp:oa Roadso PASSENGER will
rive IN Batmu the morning by Oeoek and in time to
select for HIMSELF ter q the leaving there that
day.
This Line affords decided advantages The Rad Road Line
he Advertisement Of the Richmond, 3. Potomac Raj nad
Co to the contrary notwithstanding economy and comfort BE-
SIZES au1rdinE the splendid scenery on
james EVer-od Point and FORTRESS Monroe passing by
the gre ship Pennsylvania and the Rip Iap. and
more the neat morning ntms ble. and return
al O'Clock that evening by the route.
Passage and fare included IN Od Point aud Norfolk
Passage and fare included BaItmore. ........s % 90
HASKiNS & IIBBY.
Richmond June ~. lsiS.
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Rifbrnuna Dailp hubie.
Editors, TO. II. GAnsAMEa.

THE sUNBEAM's LOVE.
By MRS. =. s. oseooD.
A little wild flower lone and sad
Was shaded so by leaves above,
The light that made her sisters glad,
Denied To- her Its smiles Of love.
But once the warmest, sunniest raw,
That ever thrilled blossoms heart,
Through the dark foliage, found Its way
With Loves own soft, beguiling art.
The wild flower bushed and smiled and went,
But trembling let the rover in;
Till on her breast 1t softly slept,
Too pure, too blesi, for shame or sin.
Bloom, beauty, balm undreamed Of yore
Enrich the blossoms beating heart;
And leaves, 1t had not known before,
Thrill TO that warm, sweet smlle--and part.
In soft surprise il murmured low,
The rUse is far more fair than l.
Why do you, darling. love me sol"
And the ray said, al know not why"
"Nor care I, dear-I only feel.
That thou nit all ask u me,
With Heavens light on my wings, steal,
To lind my dcarer Heaven in theel"
And the glad flower. unqucstoning more,
Witiffond embrace, cnfods the ray,
Fill, an. the noon has fed, and Ger
The wildwood, fades that Eden day
Recalled TO Heaven the sunbeam hies
The sonowing blossom folds its leaves,
And shuts, 10 hide the tears. its eyes,
And sui acd lonely, dreams and griev,s.
The stars float calmly through the night,
And smile on Natures frailesi child,
She does not heed their holy light,
Che loves too well her gref So wild
The night breeze coming, hears her weep,
And whispers low, "Why mourns my hower1
All. then the blossom ieigns to sleep,
And shrnks within her leafy bower.
And to hersel:, she sings all night,
my glorious love come back to mie'
i have no JOY, no bloom, light,
"Oh, am nothing without thee"
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fseek-fzrge seoteh
Le'tnee-whh. q Green Head.
Early Cursed India. Win. and
Crec- Co.'S. Brown Dutch
neson-Sutnes. Green citron.
Pine Appi-
Water N-son-da.-t hinis
Ns.furtium
hGssri-yvhi,. and Rack
OHinn-white and Red
OkTa
Pea--I.ardreth's Extra EarIy
Fairy NAY. do Pam. Biu.
fru~isn. D~sn Marrowfat,
Bi,bop's DwanProIifc
f-pp~f-As-nftcd
farsniP-l.oax Smooth French
Sugar
Par-iry-fis- CURED
funpk'n-I.srrc yellow
Rhrbarb-t1t Tsrts
Eaaiizb-i.orx s-esr .et. long All
mon. White Turnip. Scarlet
Turnip, Hack Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
-atasn-Eariy Bunch
Tornaio--I.arge Rcd and yellow
Turnip-a~ored
Herb and Flower Seed
WA. PALIFR.
- fe s
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GhEAT nAh,.AINs IN NEW DitY GOODS.
THIRTEENTH suPPIY THts SEASON
I1s-dsy .xor-..s. 2d ist5
IL II. JENKINS will open this morning, from
suction and other sales thr following cheap
bsih'rises and baTete- for % worth IA
Rieh Illuminated BalzonneS Ia. worth Soc
Extra Pars Balzos,ss coal IN muo
BareEe rba~h. z yds square for q IS
kis h har.g. shawls and searf-, &c &c
Leybofn BonnstE, 1850 2,0s ARD 2sO
straw Bonnets al
Caiooes. 5, g, :. ~. Is. cts and 6ner
Bonnet, Cap ani Neck Ribbons
fto~srs. Wf-aihs and Lace Goods
fi.S eaap Doacse and b@aeb,s Shrine. mi
InsS Cotton Ozna5ug; Aaron Furniture ChecS Linen
shseu-gs from 10 yards wide Napkins Tow.lInE Pa
ra-ols ssd Unibrelts
Great baIgans will cash At vII... and retail
y RI. "a. JENKINS.
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FOR NEW 0RLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
nsns LIBBY fAns of PACKETS between ani
Ns~ ohrass VIII commence t.eif September
ana wa be e"anpa-d q the following v--ssi<
nsiase bACbfLok, Capt HIsAs Hosron
Bnx ORLEANS Cart W.. s.tr.-
Brg JOsEPiIiNR Cars 10. Ro.,..n.
one OF e above ycse- will pae. regularly every
n"n we can with eonisisnos. al the
h p"ohe as ey were bah expressly nur.
as low az any other ve-e ADD steady and de-
Hsf m'a OF o0s experience the trade
hasmF s.y .1'r" Accommodation Storage
passenger. apply To J. FISHER A soN or
=. . -. UAsNISs LIBBY
Al freight from the country or will b.
wharfage
~ 81 n,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-26
SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have been
--a~.;sssa ~ si.-- s,.r-easa- f.alri- IA -the
practice of the law in the County Courts
Of the State, 10 wit: William 3. Mullins,
Of Fayetteville; Samuel p. Hill Of Chat
ham; I.ucius J. Johnson, Of Chowan;
Charles s. winsiead, Of Person; Samuel
=. Calia u, Of Mecklenburg; German
I,enard of Pin; John w. Lawrence, OF
Edgecomb; Samuel w. Cockrell, Of Ala
bama; James N. Fuller, of Caswell; Tho
mas o. Brown, of Bladen; Francis +.
Ward, Of Martin; Thomas w. Blake, oil
Fayettevill.; William l.. Davidson, oil
Mecklenburg; Lewis F. Carr. Of Samp-
son; Walter w. Lenoir, Of Caldwell; u.
! X. Rounsayille, Of Davidson; A. U. lew
| is. Of Franklin. $3.50.
The following gentl, men have been adj
mitied to Superior Court practice: Roberl
/ Strange, Jr. OF Fayetteville; Monif'rd
McC!ehee, Of Person; James A. Wilson,
d Yancy; w. r. Caldwell, Of Mecklcn
lburg; John N. Houston, Of lre,iell
/ Charles L. Carson. Of Rutherford; I'd
ward +. Smith. OF Hartford; Josiah Tur
ner, Jr., OF Ilillsborough; and Nj. n. LA
nier, of Granville.
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lstUf FxlfaoHlllrg fiEaT, Hm q iEuh
Esd 4 lae szsae line. ! sa1riIy e mzE-
nrF nnd n slrgancr a. demean0r which,
I'll comhined. wpald have made him .
man Of :. mafk aud noara in any pan 81
nc world. Fee men e1relied him ID
personal addfrss. sn1 hs Impressed al
rho approached hin wish DIE apinisa thaI
they were II de prrsrRrr q = hring &c
10 ofdinsry character. We well seneca
her 10 hare heard a Distinguished diplo-
masisa ssssn that IN his rarriaee and bear-
ing as PGtsidrnl af ths uniled Stairs be
sermed % passrss iaiailisely. and % dis
play wifhsui an effsi. qualities which
other individuals did noi sxhihif shose
whale lives had hem passed in ihe most
refined courts of Eappe. lie bad The
power, beyond most men. of infnsing his
own spirit and opinions inio ilso-e who
came near him. and &c aronsing fheir PR
sonal attachment. Many Of his rnmpa-
nions in arms, who endnred priv ATOMS
with him on the plains of Alabsms and
Florida. and shared in his glosy and sue
cess q New Orleans. however mnrh lllry
may hare afterwards differed with him in
political opinion, hare never forgotten The
charm and dignity IL his manners, his rea-
d.ness 10 divide with them the last morsel
ofbrrad in his knapssck. or ,he lad drnPOi
water in his canleen. and The cheerfniness
with whirh. under uhaieser dis advantages
OF troubles. they may have been lab0ring
for The time. he lliTeried lheir lhanghis 10 !
day Of final triumph and victory, and onrs
more revived Ihrir dropping spirits BY
bright pictures Of their distant hnmss and
Of future happiness. And, in whatever
part Of the country these old soldiers may
be. when they hear Of the death of their
General. tears will Involuntary spring
inio their eyes. and their busy thought.
viii conjure np the stirring srenes
through which, under his guidance, they
have passed.
On Monday morning. shortly afier the
intelligence of the dc al Of Gel. Jackson
was received. the Mayor convened the
board Of Aldermen. who adopted the pre-.
anble and resolutions which will be iound
in another cnlnmn: and in The afternoon
The citizens held meeting. the proceed'
ings of which we also publish in another
part Of our paper.
| Yesterday every place Of business wal
closed. and our ciizrns, Tor The most part
went up 10 the Hermitage TO pay the las
solemn ril.s 10 The distinguished dead. A
very large consourse assembled from th'
town and country. and most impressive
and eloquent sermon was preached by
the Rev. DIR. Edgar. Tie body wa
horne 10 the grave by the pall.hearers ap
pointed by the meeting on Tuesday. and
without osten,aiion or parade. but in ih
midst OF silence and tears, was placed b.
the side Of her whom in life he had love
so well.
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Obituary..

Died, a, Chapel Hill, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, Mr.. ANTHONY PELrIEn, aged ~ years Mr..
p. was native of France, hut had married in this
country, End has left large family to mourn their
loss.
Died, in this county, on Sunday the ssd inst.'
Miss SARAH L. HoLLowAr, daughter OF Mr.
Nathaniel Holloway, aged about 10 years.
Died, in this coanty, on the 23d instant, MI
TueNAs McCnAcKES, (of Samuel) aged about
60 years. .
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From the Nashville Republican Banner, June l
Death or General Jackson.

Death or General Jackson.
ANDREW JACKSON breathed his lasi al
the Hermitage on Sunday, the 9Th instant,
al six o'clock in the afternoon. lie Is
represented to have retained his faculties
10 the end, and To have died "quietly,
calmly. and with entire resignation, amidst
the beloved members Of his family and a
few intimate friends who were present"
Thus has passed from The stage of life
and zone 10 his " long account" man who
for more than twenty five years has filled
large space in the public eye. and has
exerled more influence over his country
men than any one ofhis contemporaries
or probably any individual. with one ex'
cep,ion, tina, has preceded him. His ca
reer viii constitute IN important portion
Of his counuy's history, aud his name u
destined 10 hive while that country con
tinues 10 exist. Il will require pen o
more than ordinary power to give his BIO
yraphy, and to present 10 posterlsy cor
reel account OF The eyentful scenes oil il'
public CONGRATULATED CT, il or military
Nature had poured out her gifts laVlsh'!!
| ,pon him--endowing him with an intel
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WHEAT CROP AND THE DRoUGHrs

WHEAT CROP AND THE DROUGHTs
We lesm from diiErnt paris a Omnse. shsi
tlr What rrsp. whirh has jus lrsn harvested,
ar sxccsslei IN expectation. The yieh mas cOs''
,iSrrabIe, ami ihe grain Is sid % BE- rrmarkahly
...l. A fanacrin his ncishboshood io:d u thal
NJ had n-yer msde b~tirT Wheat What alum
..ul Reason have We % &c thankful 70 Kind Pro
,Ssnre Go thas llcssing the lshor q he husband
NAN; and hon prone ana Ne 70 marmar even
NhiIe he i hlesing M.
TIE drought &c, continues in this sersiOn q tl'
country. though We have had some slighi showers
Of rain within fcw weeks The Oats crop viii
,irId Lutte % nohing lccau-c u lhe Drought; and
rhrre Is hu, a duh prospect Coz Com crop unIes'
Nc have rain very SON May Heaven sraricusl,
smiIc upoa N, and sani ~ : she early and the
later rain. anil thus avcrt The disress whirh !
enllinaancs q The arough must oocasion. w
noiicr in our exchanges that the drought Germs d
ls a. general As the late frosts which did 80 muci
injury.
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NOrfCE--TAxES.

II SHALL attend nj the following times and
Il places, TO collect the Tax due for the year
1874, viz:
Monday, the 9TH July, at Jesse Dufham's.
Tuesday, the Sth, at John NewIih's.
Wednesday, the 9th, ut Rufiin's Mills. -
Thursday, the 10th, at Michael Albfighfs.
Friday, the 18th, at George Patierson's. n -
Saturday, the 18th, at William A. Csrrigan's..
Monday, the 18th, at John s. Turrcntine's.
Tuesday, the 18th, at Jacob Summers. .-s
"Wednesday, the 18th, at Cleslcy +. Faucets.
Thursday, the nth, at Mrs. Hutchinson's.
Friday, the 18th, at Gabriel b. LEAFS. ~
Saturday, the 10th, at George A. Mcbanc's.
Monday, the 2Ist, at Hillsborough.
Tuesday, the I'D, at Bedford Hurdles.
Wednesday, The 23d, at Mrs. Mixes. e
Thursday, the 2lth, at Abner Parker's.
Friday, the 25th, at William Lipscomb's.
Saturday, the s6,h, at Harris Wilksrson's.
Monday, the 2sth, at William N. Pratt's Store.
Tuesday, the 10Th, at Joseph L. Mornings.
"Wednesday, the 30th, at William Trice's.
Thursday, the 3lst, al Chapel Hill s~a.
Friday, the LIST August, at Thomas Longs.
Saturday, the I'd, at Pinknsy Skies. s...
Monday, the 4th, al Hillsboroush, to collect the
town tax. ..s. ...s
or The Magistrates appointed to receive the
list Of tasabes for ls45, will attend at the times
and places above mentioned in their several dis
tricts. Punctuality is expected from all. Every
person failing TO give in his list is subject by law
TO pay double tax, and the Sheriff is bound to
collect il.
JAMES C. TURRENTINE, Sheriff:
June 10. = Sc
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AMERICAN CoINAGE.--We are glad TO
learn from paragraph in the official pa
per that the Secretary Of the Treasury has
directed his attention to this subject; and
that the sum of $3.50, zoe has been drawn
from various deposite banks in Mexican
dollars, &c. and sent to the Mint and
Branch Minis to be coined into dimes and
half dimes. This additional supply Of
these useful coins will greatly add 10 the
convenience of the public, under the ope.
ration of the new post office law. More,
we are told. will be sent, 10 the full extent
authorized by law. And also that the
next issue will probable be Of quarters
when a sufficient number Of dimes and
half dimes shall be coined. Nat. Intel.
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Just Received,

EOUR quarters Stout and Fine Unbleaehed
l. SHIFTING. -
Superior Brown CO Ding.
Merino Cashmere, BIZ linen, Irish Linens
Black Lisle Lace, for vchs. '+-
Furniture and Low priced Cslicos
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, for Buggys and Carry
alls. |
Also on hand good Linen Shooting, &c.
LONG, WEBB, d CO.
June %. 81
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Notice.

THE subscriber, having NJ May Tenn Of Or
u snge County ccuh taken cut Itters u al
minisirsiion ON the estate of THOMAS CLAN
cY, dccesscd, hereby gives notice 10 sll persons
having clains against illc estate v present them
duly sssksHiira,ed, within tlse tinc prcscriled by
law, 90 shs notice VIII hr plead in bar Of their ne
egyrEy and an persons indebted 10 said estate
arc requested 70 make immediate payment
JAS. NJ. PALMER, Admir-.
June 2. 10
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Notice.

sTHE subscriber. having d May Tenn Of Or
> ange County Court taken out letters Of I'D
minisrHticn On the estate Of ALVES MICH
OILS. deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all credi-
tors q said estats 10 present their claims proper
" authenticated, within the time limited BY law
Cor that purpose, or this notice viii be plead in
bar of their recovery. DcbtoIs 10 said estate are
requested 10 mike immediate payment.
HENRY WHITFIELD, admir-
May 30. 7s-
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lUIN5e lWI'HONED FAIENT
Smut and Screening
Machine

Go - ssts a Nsx1h c.suAiaa and hasiag ;
saf4iy % kaA1. he ) PaFzsed y ksnni.h ~ nhs
ny wizA ~ P1s<k1zs q any time.
ms PERFORMANCE
In esAsr ca ahe. inausesand may - fully -
iiz6rd nah - E<riasmznrr e ths Maclins = -
cksnsinE eFz-lians ~ Esapars III 4 4 dees
ma gixe iun paizfaraium Ne Nj Erm,sss M Ma
chine a NJ go sAr<n<.
MS DURABILITY.
he aiss i1sunrs Ilse Mari.ine y dian FIFTY
THOUSAND BIsHElss on WHEAT. and
sasnds pardgd and hound - Eny A raP~nses
lhsi m.g sruse 81 ihs Msrhine up . fhni linae
with f4E ussr.
TIE sal~ailer frsls psriaraly saSe in naking
he abose Is0po-ilians. - lhe Msri.ines sd n
lhis STAIR haae given DE- masa entire Satisfaction.
ma ouly % Min oNneEs. boa 10 famrss Who have
had glaear vi euf eirane and has established In
fart. amonga l y 10 have srrn he oI<Fnlion, that
i i imposSaie % have ri,ua sririe a four un-
lrss FrTaEsd in lbis way, - tllrEe i an amount
q dua sbd lih ailsrhcd 10 lhe cicanesa aririe 4
whcai psspaed IN he ordinary Way, wliirh, when
Ilroun 81 ~ fhe Msrline. leascs nasling l.ui
tbe pure uladullcraicd nheat. Ceni6calss 10 the
above siler win he Iublisllca. lscc hand4ilL)
He has alb reoriyed kittens frosn grnilrmrn IN
New iork Prnnsylvsnia. Maryland, End iirgi.
MIA. who hsc the Machine In nsr. Tseir united
opiuion !. lhai this i lhe bea Machine NOW in
use IN the United slaics; ihai h iskes mp iezs
rOom; i IrOTrllrd with les power, and does tlls
Moik 10 ths grrsirst F~rirction.
CT Dina 10 Enoe Mill, 0nnge county, y. q.
JNO. A. M.MANNEN.
South Lowell Mill. Orangc.l ss-3w
June -. "m
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or We are suihonzcd 10 snnounce Vi. Ed
WIN A. HEART-r q candidate &C. die Office
q cierk q nc superior Count for ihe county Of
Osnge, q the sisesion N August neKL