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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24
Canadian FamiIy--A HerrfbIe
Chase.

The Ladies Nsnonsl Magazine for Ju-
", edited by Mrs. Ann \. Stephens. con-
isins the following account Of = family, D
mother and her children, being chased BY
the wolses:
A few years ago. tnwsfds The elise Of .
winler's day, mother and her children
we're travelling in Canada behind = one-
horse sledge. Suddsnly from . forest.
by shlch they ueTe PASSING, issued q
gang Of wolves. u was = terrible mo-
ment shen the mother 6rsl beheld these
Tavenous animals in lall pursuit behind
Der; 10, she knew the only hope vas 10
ihe superior swii'ness Other horse, and 50
she retained sufficient presence &c nird
taurge him forward aiii,e poi his sresd.
The noble animal seemed aware OF his
danger; be snorled fisre,l y on bearing The
hovl Of the wolves. and dashed ahead o, a
fiighlIuI pace. On came The hungry sni-
mails. and fas. fed The aiTIishied horse.
Miles w,re soon pissed over, but miles
Of irackless waste yet remained befor the
i'asellers wouldsrrach thes6rs, village.
Meantime The wolves gained on The fugi-
lives. The molherelaspsd her babes closer
10 her bosom. % the howiing animals came
up, and rDnning almost al the side Of the
slfdge. threatened every moment to drag
her and her lilile ones down. But The
terrified horse now seemed 10 gain SUPER
natural speed. aud on he dashed with in
creased velocity, snoring wi h alright.
For awhile the wolves were left 10 the
rear; bu, his speed soon slackened. and
again they gained on the sledge. The
.ha.~~L1~- ------------A---g--s. ------ss-.l
= .a.s~mg over one or ner children, and
thus sisyiag for awhile The pursuits. for
she bad heard OF such an alternative hsy-
ing once beenresorted TO. But che shrank
iron the temptation wi,h shudder. She
urged on The horse again. and once more
he sprsaa ahead and increased the die
lance between her and the wolves. Thus,
Tor another hour, she continued the prey
OF sliernste despair and hope. Nov che
seemed IN the very jaws cf deaih--no~
30 almost prs,ernaiural exeriion OF speed
on the part OF the horse gave a mo-
mentsry respite. At length the village
vas IN sight. Bot horrible 10 relate. az
this momeu, she heard q crack as.if The
sledgs bad given way. The runner had
br"ks; she surrendered herself TO d SPAR.
Through the fast gathering night sbe
caught view Of the farm.iouse on The
skirts OF The vill'ge. TO die thus in sigh,
Of safety was terrible. She locked ago
n'zingly on the faces Of her children, who
we're now s'bbing pi,eously: she strained
them 10 her bosom; she shut her eyes on
The scene that was TO follow. But strange
to say, The sIedge siIl held together, and
The horse recognizing home, dashed for
ward al pace that left the wolves far be- !
hind. She looked once more; they were
now close 10 the village. The inhsbi-i
tant~. by this time. had become alsrmed: |
but the wolves kept up their pursuit Ia the !
very gate Of the farmhouse, and yieIded
their expected prey very slowly and sul-
lsnly. The sledge, on examination, was
found 10 be so much injured that i. would
have br"ken down before ano,h.
or mile. An escape like this surpa.ses
nyihing ia fiction. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24

The Wheat Crops IN Hs,isrn Penn.
syirania. i is stated. win be very abup.
dsni. The Washington County Repor,e,
says, that IN some sections of Inc county
there are fhree bushels Of pine whra,
this year where there was one Of rsry in
different wheat last year. Az ! general
ding the yield 10 beiier Than Coz several
years; the heads are vel filed asd ,he
grain perfect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24

We observe, in looking over our files
OF papers from Vera Cruz By The last ar-
rival, that the Mexicsns talk ~ pompously
rs ever aboni war. and threaten Uncle
Sam with a terrible ihrashing. If that
nation were 10 be judged BY lis words Il
would indeed be formidable. Blu, there
are stubborn facs to be told, that tend
rather 10 abaie the terror OF threatening
language. In the midst OF al this lrnd
talk and bravado The Mexican Govern.
ment IS said 10 be In most destitute and
helpless condition. without resources. or
money. or credit. unable 10 maintain .
peace establishment, or pro, ide pay for
the army, distracted and iorn BY conspi-
racy and rebellion. and all the while in
such dread Of the United States that she
has actually put her two wsr-sieamers a
distance up the river Alyarsdo, 10 keep
them out Of the way Of our cruisers.
N. O. Buiefin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24

VALUE OF NEwsPAPERs.-Thcre is no
book so cheap as newspaper: none SO
interesting, because il consists of variety.
measured out in suitable proportions as
TO time and quality. Being new eyery
week, it invites habit Of reading, and az.
fords an easy and agreeable mode of ac-
quiring knowledge so essential TO the vel.
fare Of the individual and to the commune
ty. II causes hours To pass away pleas
antly and proftably, which would other.
wise have been spent in idleness and mis-
chief.
We find the above sensible paragraph in
an exchange, aud heartily concur in the
acknowledgement. Anewspaper is GER
certainly the cheapest as well rs the most
interesting medium for conveying intelli-
gence and good moral precepts TO fami-
lies. Children viii pick up and read a
newspaper, whilst they will suffer the old
family books to remain on tho shelf cover
ed with dust. Every father should see The
importance Of having such channel Of in.
telligence to his family as weekly news
paper, and subscribe for one at once.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24

The ST. Louis New Era says that
the pending treaty between The commis-
sinners Of the United States and the Pot
tawaiamie Indians has been broken off.
The Pottawatamies own about five mil
lion acres ofland, which the Government
desired to purchase a. ten cents, but the
chiefs would not take less than fifteen
cents per acre. The principal objection
OF The Pottawatamies was that they did
not desire to remove 10 the south side Of
the Missouri. in the vicinity of the Paw
nees and other hostile tribes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24

Preadent Of the Senafe.
Approved, and ordered to be printed and pub
lished.
JOSE JOAQUIN DE HERRERA.
A. ID. LUIS g. CUEvas.
Palace Of The National Government.
City of Mexico, June 4, ls45.
The yellow lever va. prevailing 10 .
very aggravated exten, at Vera Cruz.
The French sloop Of war Ia Perouss
arrived o. Vera Cruz on the 24,h, from
Galveston. with intelligence Of the action
Of the Texan Congress on the anne xa.ion
question.
Mr.. John Cummingsr, bearer Of des-
patches to the United States Government.
came passenger in the Creule,
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: dnnI:stratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the
~ undersigned has Obtained OF the
Clerk Of the County Court of Mont.
eomsrv Co., letters Of Standardization
on the estate u fAn,hony T Williams,
deed. hearing date Nov. I, 1874, all
ersons indebted To said estste. are
requested ~ make immediate paw.
mFUi. All persons having ciain.a a..
2a'ns' said estate. are requested 10
exhibit then property anthanticate ted.
within one year from the date @ fsaid
letters. or they may he precluded
from having any hcreEt OF said Is.
tate. and ifno' exhibited within three
years. they will be forever barred,
THO'S. ]. WILLIAMS, ADM.
December ei. ie44, sw7.
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SALE Of
Valuable slaves!

pY order Of the courty court Of Pike
Dcoun,y, the undersigned Executor Of
lhe last will and testament Of George d.
Bcndurant, deceased. will offer for sale
on a credit # ~ months. on the first
day of Apr j next, Of he late residence
of said deceased. near the Town ofSpen.
cerburg, in said county of Pike. Eleven
likely slaves, consisting Of 3 young men,
2 boys. 2 women and three or q girls,
or so many Of them as will lie sufficient
TO pay the debts agains. said deceased
The purchaser will tie required 10 give
bond with pood and sufficient Security,
bearing interest at six per cent frou
the day Of sale.
VIM. PENIX, Executor.
March Isl, lS45. avs.
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I,a Washington Cons I'r'ihn O.
/ ;a;h insi. s.v Mr. CA-novN, sc
s,npaned ~ tn> '%Hnii,. TIA WASH
,;rthn dis morning !or his res drEr'
IT. South Carp'ing. lie remanei 81
,,e Sae D parmrnl III .M"nt#,.
or no rsas.-s. %. hir. brcniHAN' l'
,yYnre .o,ac mites al iu'#.cS:
,,b,.4. u,.c ueui. fn>trl, 9u,.
uhj-hI Il as au u,:rat Te'v Q = +"
Inn - d, hecaasr Ianti r "i'h te'
.gst,ils, cat ui.'2!. .ou & h re orc =
stoned Ia. ru,uessDr &c time a'f
isLor H. h&s" a'ijved al the s1r'
,,,in; 4 IAN itr ;,. HIS rarin-
>.i,h the P~resiaenr. -" "a d"'Stard a.
uost curda AID . atti,mG, axe
c-e5i. be IA the .cris.ES aui ! aIk
rF.s al both. NJ. # m"i at'. u'
Heads a.: pePo:'re' IL, waited L
Inn at hly !G!Lia->. and i',k leave e.
ni.n IL ,1a s4u- frank and t. NJ spfr'
-
~. er,lLe. Ms la'e Chi CIT.
snI !.H.:Ir. . - I'd 1 the u ne time
IL, ms l;e.rs A Etr-i,ja NJ. CrHjr
Ie.i.ned H.. ,tuatur-o! Il ciU!rlk
,:ser,u. Il :.othln, M" ','' rs
,~..r.iai uui . hi. 'h'L Mr.. Hn"hah.
N should lie Ell ( ee 10 chose >onn'
more infinite f.end 3" occupy tIos'
.,i -..1I..ri u4I nal 70
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~ 'sPosE Nor, REcKos NOT"

'Gtnllemen Of the jury d" you cup
pose my client would be So meun as
10 steal two poor hacks o ricked cot.
Ting? ] 'spose not, ! reckon not
While The wolves we're howline On
The mountains Of Kentucky. and Ma.
poleon Bunaparte IVES m~assacrcing
The armies Of EuropP-do YOU sup.
pose NV client would be so mean as
10 sieaI two poor piiiiuI links #
picked colilns? 'sposeno', reck-
90 not
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tFITSlC


IS n,"f~ '"'as'n', Il
sans ike y spring time uithou' h''d>,
"r wear without blossoms.--N Yrs.
Chiids.
She might havs added; Ike \ Iasfv
pudding without molas~-<. or TAXED
beans without Pork--Bostnn Bee.
Or Yankee Thanksgiving with
III: n roast turkey. rlrm pudding and
pumpkin rie.--Boh. SIM.
Or % heautv Without y hustle. n
hen without chickens, or hurku hest
cakes without but,er.-Richmand
Star.
Or like n swer; lin girl that wont
LET vcu kiss EN- Gin. Bulletin.
Or like . ,oung man ~ ffrv with
OFT wife or childrcn.- NM. Corr.
Or Ike an editor without y dozen
a. Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29

TINE Nikt lli COIR:. IN NhCA-
Tim. 18th F,hrua,y, 1s45.
Rachel Poor and 0'aer'' Petition for
Jackson Poor and other.,S partition
VHiS day the Pi#intifs, by A,leu
Il Rnckner, their Attorney, fle their pc
trtInn for a partition and division of the
i"li"vire de-crIhed real estate. lying il
said county of Pike. viz: The whole OF
section "a m T. 81 vi 9 E.. Containing
~f.ur'ecn righ'y-6re one hundred,hs acres.
the y. r.. fractional | 4. section Is. .sn.e
town-hip aud range, continuing four nine.
tN-fve Que hnndIrdihs acres. the east talf
moth r1-t and south east fractional Ii
-sct'"n 23. Continuing ffty-onc seven hun
d.cdths acres-the west l.2south west end
ihrt al south east fractional ia. section
az. Containing cIchthy-,ix Thirty hun
dTsfth> srres-tIe rast l-2 south west frsc
iinnai ! 4 section % confirming "a sixty
hundrrhrbs acrs.-'he whcle of section -,
containing l21 fity three hnndrsdih--
the north half of frsctiunsi section %.
continuing l27 scvtnty-:hres hnE6r,dtt,
acre - the north east fractional 4 If sec
tinn 2S being vest OF the Su.sissirpi river,
oorta nrrg lOl fry three hundrtdihs arcs
tie south -n.t and The wr-t . .ouih
rnst fractional IA. ~sso-icn 2f. contsining
lis twenty Eve h"ni,sdths acos-ths
west I 2north west / 4 sectror &c, contain.
irg q acres. The north z fT,ciinnal 4
s'cti"n &c, containing ~ thirty EIGHT Iun.
drdthsrc:es, aid a pert Of factinnsl sec.
ton 25. coriaining 45 fhy hundr-tihs
acres, all in sane rsn.e and tnwnship. and
the east half nj the north west functional
quarter section is. townstip 20. north
range . east. coniainin. thirty fnnr seven.
Z, fnnr h"ndrei,h. acres; mud il a,r+s iar
Iom SAID petition and .hr affidavit thesrta
-t'ached. that J icks"n Poor nnd Thomas
Poor. tive of the above m med Defends MT.
a'e non residents of this State; IL i, iharc
fore ordered that The said defrnisnis. jock
son Poor and Thom-s Poor. b. notified or
the filing Of said retition, nnd that ur'es.
they anyc,r at tho next april term of this
court. IL re begun and held a: tire Cont
House. in Bowling Green. within end fr
said comfy Of Pike. on the ,ecnnd Mon. !
day of April next, and plead within the
time allowed for that purpose, Judgment.
by def ut. will be rendered .grinst them.
and that notice be given. by rnhsica,
ton Of this order in ,oma ewspaper ruh.
ii-hed in this county, for eight week, sue
ce.sively.
STATE OF MISSOURI S..
T., Simeon p. Rohinsnn. clerk Of ,,s |
circni' Cont FOR mid county. certify TIM,
the foregoing len trne copy of the order.
~, WITNESS .ny hand sna sea-,
SEAL. OF Office. Doae 81 ofsos !,
Bowling Green. in ,,id count,
Of Pike. this the 18th dav oil
February. ls45. |
S. P. ROBINSON. Clerk.
Feh,us-v i5th. le15. e,ra
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
A NEW ia.

4 correspondents in tie Newark
DAILY Advertiser Props ) TO couvor'
stea'nb"ats inloA mig Grl>s mi -
We hardly Can approve uf mat ale .
1ar "'ii.il rur oprninn. require noe
az the siram power than could II"
teneh"Ialiy applied to that purpose
"A ecfre mil will do bette: w sup.
pose Id.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
r1RLIc FEELING IN REhh A.
ZION TO "ANNEXAlicS IN
FRAME.

r Wvmbs. Esq, beare! Of dis
p1:cnes from The A'relIcan nn of
,.r IN Paris, 10 our Secretary "'
az ARMED in the C1mbTi'' re-
' ~'a,hg,-;n the political saloons OF
p~sa.rfeneh metropolis, public oPn'
si,7teciledly IN favor oi tie II.
nssa,ion of Texas to the un''eI
S,h,e., notwithstanding IN" aPPa-
zen, Opposition manifested ~ me
~Tsnps' 1!nesl organ OF ft'"t -"'-
.,mcnt. We place c"nrifrcc N
Ibis s;s,enenl. as we bow W.
wy,nbs -irlimfi-lv well, ana us
,on- residence IN France. with lis
80 connection with IN" 'i'"'ai is
,ugui.l.,d po3t,cai men m ''e ,i"'H,
psT Of Deputies. gives i':hi superior
o~npogt.o.;.cs u JujEne "~"rIec'!! IA
,!mat,er< OF national import. III
3,s, much to his edit, Tor severn
years, BEEN pressing u1"H un1' h"1'
he necessity oi ,:'"'f csing t'fif IL
,,,s,c.Ae brgu. suGus i reduction Al
tny Terfi~u American produce; ana
k,c considers :'ie ma!ief . III I
decidedly c,rd p"In; o,lie''hS * {
80. :n,, the mem els from IN:
>g,pe ind manufacturing dt>tIic''
Ill eventually i"rce ;te ministers e
IKE the n.ait,r nj" Ser'" 5 c'.HSi'
ar,,igs. auG unuut,,,t iun.ce a''"'
= Incl, next session ui ..e Cha"
,,cr.. /, mlks "pr'Fn>.''n> - g..
government ;.as "h. Zee "r'u ~ i
1eoD,..c9us .oiu;n ctuntr'es n. y
P,C1GIr.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-29
veyiev Of the 81 Lonis Market

Exp W Us I
S.TrRpAy Evening, March 70,
Fl OUR-No sales Of Importance
have been reported since Wedn~sda -
YESTERDAY. and to-day : few lois have
been rftcred upon tie Levee; but tteie
hpirg no boat loa6lng for New Orleans,
buyers have been 'n'ii!e'e'' a"'"'
rating except al eo"ce" rates. '"u
so . . % 'iie mos maj VIC nave "'"''
offered ior approved prahus VI co""'f
Aour-2o o! U Dds i"hcy uf"ho'' ia
lots. have been sold at s3 GO a362 IL
rr city CONSUMPTION. The ONLY sale OF
civ mills fllur Noticed, was 200 bbls. a;
I.
WiiEAT-The demand has been ac-
;;yr, AMI limited receipts have caused
prices TO range very full. We quote
s.,l.s o. pri,re at g. 72c., fair and me-
dunn j, 81 l-caGG... inferior and spring
SO a SIS. \ Let Of 2,G00 bushels very
superior was SOLD This morning al 1@c.
CORN-The marke, i about - te-
! fore noticed, a lot was sold Yesterday st
Doe, Including lacks. and this morning
A small lu, as taken at 2Sc., sacks re-
turned. Sales rather dull.
O,TS-We have noticed no s,l,s
.;.,. voar.sa,v and ouo,e =, b,r,r,:
coo :, LrrL
upuD 0.;on II. rory low VA.
i,.-;rthe Nis.ou,; ri.er. which rcni.r-
i, h., .,,..;-aLle. lie receipts ui
hi, staple continue to tie linic;d. The
only sizes o. importance ,ircc nus last
was a lot If c. bales al 81 30 and -
ba!es al GO per ion. Smali broken lots
have ieeu sud at SO aS5T per ton, T.
in order and qualify.
TOBACCO--Thcre i, scarcely any
Irli"c doing in the marle'. j; is under
stood that there arc buyers ready 10 oP.
crats, but the receipts are 70 mcagre a.
rot TO attract attention, and it i, oliy
now.and then th3t a hog,head is sold
which if quoted would afford no %criteri.
on If the market.
BACON-Ihr mar ct is firm, ans
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Proposals.

WFF1lL he rrceived nv tho undersigned
SEsF until the Goth inst. for 'ayine = stone
foundation. and doing he entire wood wnrk
end p.in'i e for a church 10 the town Of Bow
ling Green. The dimensions will be 20 nv 80
fe.i: Is feet high. with a staple. Specifics
,ione ofthe work snd a plan OF tire bIiidiuR
may be seen by calling on the undersigned.
UJlfH ATS.
A. II. BuCKNER.
Supsrintendants.
March ist, le45. Rvs.
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The En- complains OF what u i
r.'eased .uierm The arIir If the l.
c 20 0 S-uale,"agrins change g
rric naturalization laws. happen,
h0He,er, shat tie Wings had 4 ma
j siry IN the Seiare. down to tia
q ue % the la.e se>>ian. and tie En-.
n~taeFe'or- cundemuiug rs Own par
~, Or !aiiing agr!nsl II, Tor rrrudin'
,,ng Na;i,;sm.
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list of Letters.

d EMATNING in the Po.t.oEcs e, snT.
AZ ling Green. Me, Oh the 3lst. day Of
Dere",ber. 1914: which IL not taken ous
within :hlen months. viii be sent to the Gee.
sral Po.t Office as dead letters:
E'enor Adams, John Cro's,
lanes W Brown, Perry Curry,
Dalton 4 Hare, Henderson Ia wsspeA>
" mt. Dunn. II. Esrly,
Eliza Fields. n. ]. Furrrtna,
y I'm Givsn'. John Havkins,
Samuel Eirkham, J. Labor.
John McCrre, John McQnie,
George Smith. VIM. W. StaIry
1hn'' Smhhl.frsild, John Scott.
Rnhets Wallace, Wash. T~readwav,
Sally WilbsrEer, John 9. Wcloorn,
Henry Woo.in.
II. g. EDWARDS. P II.
Iannarv f.h. 1874 ?w9
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administrators Notice.

H''"t' ia hereby given tha, the m
"eF''Sned hes taken cut Letters of Ad-
n,'n''rnhon IN the estate OF Henry
. "ii"r, decreased. hate of Pike county.
H''sohn, bearing date the 2sth day Of
''ot. ISl4 All pErsnos. therefore. in.
"-tted 10 the estate af said deceased, are re-.
onrs'eh 70 make in maaiste psvrnent: md
I'll psrsons having clnims against said .,,,,.
are requested to exhibit then properly an.
'heh''os'rd' within ore year from the data
81 said letters or Trey may be pree,uded
from having any hspes. of said estate, and
'''a'o Claims ave not presented within thres
years, they will he fore, er barred
fETER coLLoP. ADM.
February issa, ISIS S.,a
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MARRIED.,

n Weston. No, on the 4th cf March,
Col. J. c. BELL 10 Miss SARAH L.
Warn.
L. New London. Rails county, Mo,
on ID. Jous JANr>oH, Esq. TO Miss
EvrLINr Mckay.
On :he llth. in Levi, county. Mo,
DR.. James NJ. Shannon 10 Miss Nancy
NJ. SApDLIR.
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Iron. Steel. Ca>lirgs, HorSc-Col.ars
Uam-s. Tracc-ChSi's, Mills. VIM
duw-Glass, Putty. Lio-erd Oil, Tur.
pcn'irc, Cnh-Fi-h. M,ckcrll, Gar
den-IIors, Sad-lrons, Sole AID Up.
per Leather. Louisiana Flour, &c.
&c. All al the l"w est cash rriccS.
BLOCK SON.
Ashley, March .7lh, lS45. 3v9
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Geo. Wilson.

lW0lrS0ie and ReirH UenRe, in
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dive.
Stuffs. Perfumery, Window-G Glass,
anr Surgeons Instruments,
No. 5, Main Sire t,
81. Louis, Mo.
TAn articles il our line of bust
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. in exchange. will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81, l845. 6ml
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THE fFEeerkIte EEEfERs
Is Pub .hed every saturday Morninss
at Bowiine-Green. by
ST. MCRRAT& A.. ]. r.CKEfS.
FERNS CT she Efnncr.

For q single cory, in advance. 500.
if rot in sdeanee, tnt during tie year,
81 90. >if sitter ire .eSrirssicn cf. tie
,ear.sscd. Fer clrbof Sly tntseri-
tere. in ADVANCE. $40. Fcr Teh'sub-
scrihers. in advance. slhee.
IT. All letters to The Edaert.c ty
mail, must be resT rAiD. -
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Pates of Advertising.

- For one square Of fifteen lines
or under. one insertion, rs cents, for
each subsequent insertion, SO eepfs.
VA liberal deduction tothoss -.
veriisine by the year.
- Advertisements not marked with
the number of insertions required. will
be continued until otherwise ordered.
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sale of AEaVeS.

und.r.igkrrd, a. Administrator ~
sh the Estate e Nnrn'ron r 1rimb'r,
i-r"a Ell, nrd John VI Trinh,r drcrnsrd.
-Ii>.lI - public anc;ion. 10 the town If
"ui-iarn. On 4" credit az twelve months. "a
- "I'' 81 March. r"Nf. f"nr rrsrn s'n vc.
ci"rcing 10 sni' estate :ron.j Ing sc two
~onr". and ctr!Hnu. Bond with good So
unity viii he r'qnired, for tl- yme Of
he rnrcia-s money. and deduction of ten
,t.nt viii lr maze for O. 81.
A. }. TRINRIF. Adn'c
E'tnte OF \. Il. Trim tile decd. aud
John VI, Trimble deed.
Feb. 9Th LAS.
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4 bill passed .hs in*er bran II E
the !c g.s.alure .: Hun il, on n" ssh.
uii., rec;sGr.crna III" CITY f .Nauioa
bul va. la!I D. ;ae t-0e!4 tYe ST.
lle.-fib
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young lady wishing 10 address n
nj. Leggett, called hun Limb it,
S"mehndy enquired the reascn. 81
said, "Oh,me | should have tainted
II III SAID !g 10 a gentleman"
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"a lancaster. Pa. the Dcno-rat.
rave succeeded in cIecinga Mil"'
.nI Common Cuuaclim=n by !.'gt
i%.sj"rny. r., III.
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March 18Th le45.
ouHfy oI frEe,

TAT or c.
,"uniy m rye, :
In M. ccrute Cont. 18th .Maeh iefi.
"a TDREW J. TRfNElF, Admi,r'ra-
sa-A Tor ot th. estate Of NJ pui-on r. TIM
ri, d"cra -rd. rom,s and f,.s III p~"t':icn
fnr the sale of the i-al rstat" OF s,rd de
. Cra-. q, and -rIh r%riitInn Is accompanied ~
i t.u. account nj hi> adj inis'Iation, a list
81 ihu drbi. dur (" H;d bv thr deceased.
arh an irvrri"rv cf th" rr OHiriuC Vrrsonnl
e-tnr". with iis aurrsI'od value. md ais" al
The ,cni estate az sntd dccrHsrd. the whole
verified h, the Fl iay't VI 'Lr SAID AdriT.
! %f.aiinr: and IL IA ttrr.frT mrt.rGd Nv tie
count that MI !, r-ous h- u"tifsh Of said rc
:'iinr aud rrai uu'r.s tnr contrary tr shcvr
on or tcfrr" H." b.; llV ftLr IrIt ten
ui ;hi- court. - ",drr viii h" wade tor IA.
snlc OF tie r-ll r-tnic uf-al3 lccr"'ti, al
- much ~lf'rruf nswiil tc II M ,Irrtt 10 pay
NO d.hfs arniusf said dcrr-"'d. arh 'h"'
%n.tic. th-rrnf hr rivrn by publication O.
XII "u, "a -,.m,e Newspaper printed i" tai
>trr- tor .'xvooks.
;'Hr oupS.
Tr.te. u. EUCENEE, Geek.
March o., 'sI5. Gr
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yAgLDBINGa

nt.,utrr vi m.r" m'"rm the
ss1s crrizrns" at Bowling G,e"n rnd v%,cinit,
tat b. has cnrnm'ucrd tho nhnvr tn,in,s-
- ~ : rlrcc. Al work ,,t,u-I.h IL tn=
tie hail ~. d"ur i" neat nrd E,.hionanl.
t,ls Produce taken in rnynrcut At wu,k
tcl.h pricr-. W"rk will hr don. at rea
."uall, iu-rs, and warranted 10 &,
{. A J. WOMAfK
March 18th. las, ?u6
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C. TIC .'intrresting s!;uniil {!
81 I'cl5Un is ii, cr'b,,t:i the tri-
Wi . iuaa..er By q LONDON letter
writer.
Her Majesty is said to be IN her usual
annual cordNiep, and another royal
rose may tie expected 10 bloom on
the country about Marrev,.
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DIV Goods.

Also Groceries, lIarI-w4re, Queens
wave. Sc. Sc.
Which ley are determined 10 sell
very low fpr CASH or Good Ner-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their STOCK At 4 very small advance Oh
Eastern cost, The, are ,lerci"re enabled
To sell The 81 ne much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in Ibis
part Of tie country. Th,yresper, ully
,n,ile their old customers and the pph-
lie generally. 10 curne and examine their
stock and price>; their motto being
Cuick sales and small Tr.fts.