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-. Flour in Texas is worth $3.50 per bar.
rel.
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ERIE R,ILRoAp.-Of the second five per
cent. instalmcnt of $4,000 called on the
Erie Railroad, over tl40,OG0 has been al
ready paid in.
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Whenever W. drink too deep Of pleasure. W,
sediment at the bottom which pollutes anc
embittcrs what we relish at first.
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All KIsps Of BLAsKs can be printed on application
=. the Rrnner Ohicr.
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Jan. :. + IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-29
a Larss and Splendid Assortment Of


wE ave I'D rscsised and s,..nea Osr .so.k
W - and WinaeE ..ssooas hoashs Il IL
iSwssf cash prices, anA selscssa wilh great care,
uhich ~s wla ~ loser than usual for Cab q
% puncfu-s easiomefa Below &c snumeEaie .
Umhwllzs, Bosastins Paper saa Paper f~ win
sass. Hssss. ysrnilA. P.in,. clothes, Hair.
Travelling. Shaving. Fish, TeOsh. and Paieni
comb Bsushes;
crssseg-~hiie granlls, fun ssss; HOUSE Lam
trrnrs
I.aaf. Powdered and Crushed Sugar; Raisins, in
quarter and half boxes;
SCARS, Maocahoy and Scotch snuA, and supe-
nor Chewing Tolacooi
Palm. Yariegaled, shaving. and other Soaps
superior AdAnaniiae-eJged Razoss, Magic Razos
s.rops, and Travelling Shaving Case;
FLORIDA and Cologne Water, Extracts. Cor the
handkerchief. Indian Hair Dye. lip Salye, &c;
Tsnaess aud sperm Oh. Polishing Powder,
RAT and Mons Traps, Tubs. brAss-bound Buek.
cts. and Water Dppes;
wosk Baskets. wosk Boxes. Spool Sssnds;
Dosninos. ches-men, spelling Games, &c. foI
c'lldsen;
Guns, ami Cunning Apparatus; 81
4 good assortment Of Boots. shoes and Trunks;
Hats and Gaps. Of all kinds; nov style Bon.
nets. Flowers. Ri bons. &c;
Buttons, Rel Yarn. Sole Leather. Horse and
Stage Collars, Plough Lines. and Bed Gonis;
Flutes. Purse Twist, Steel Beads, Clasps. Tss
sels. crewels aud Canvas;
Locking Glasses. with aud wiihou, drawers;
LITTER stamps. Note Paper anil Waters;
Twee-crs. snuff and Tobacco Boxes;
Buggy. Coach, Wagon, and Dog Whips;
A nice lol Ct csrpc,ing and Rugs, Toilet Co
vers. and Ladies and Gentlemen's Trasellin!
Carpet Bags;
Elipaic Springs, Iron Axles, Coach Trimmings
and Furniture fringes:
Children's socks and Cradle Blankets;
IA full assortment, Of an kinds Of Goods for La
dies and Gentlemen. and many articles not usu
ally KEEP, in this market.
LONG, WEBB L. CO.
October "a. ~
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Equity Sales.

Leonard Smith G. Nancy smith and others.
Petition 10 sell Land.
DY virtue OF . decree Of the Court Of Equity,
- made al September term, 1916, shall offer
Coz sale, 10 the highes, bidder, on The 9th Monday
or November next, before the court-housc in Hlls-
borough, the Tract Of Land on the north fork Of
Little River, adjoining the lands Of Josiah TnrneE
end cshcr. II being The same whereon stephen
smith. decd, formerly lived, containing sisty-iiys
acres, more or less. A credit Of twelve months
will be given; bond and security required.
JAMES WEBB. C. NJ =.
BY O. r. LONG, Deputy.
September Il. 10
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ysb, n. Cu,chtiela and others, cx par.e.

John IT. Cru,chfcld and others OK parse.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity,
ID made at September term, 1886, | shall offer
for SALE to the highcsr bidder, on the premises on
Monday the ID day Of November next, three hun
drcd acres Of Land, more or less, belonging 70 the
heir. Of John Crutchiield, decd. being the dover
fa.I, Of his widow, adjoining the lands OF -
and ssaars, A credit Of twelve months will b
,givep; lend end security required.
JAMES WEBB. C. NJ E.
BY o. +. LONG, Deputy.
September 81.
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PnestIy Roberts and others, CT par'e.
4 fs,t;y;oa N sell Real Estafe.

PnestIy Roberts and others, CT parte.
~~ II Petition 10 sell Real Eaafe.
TDY virtue Of decree Of the Court OF Launy,
ID made at September term, lsaS' ! shai, o,e'
for sale, on the premises. on Friday me ON Gay
Of November next, to the highest bidder, nlne
hundred and forty acres Of Land, more 0, less,
wing on the waters of Nap Of Reeds Creek and an
Fla, River, adjoining the lands of shadrack 10
ber,s. AMIGA Wheeler. and others, belonging 70
The heirs Of James 7. Roberts, decd. These
lands are valuable, and will be laid Oh INTO CON
yonent tracts, and sold upon credit Of twelve
monihs-purchasers giving bond and approved
security. Title retained until the purchase mo
ney shall be paid.
JAMES WEBB, C. M. +.
.By o. r. LONG, Deputy.
Scptembcr 81.
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Petition 10 seR Rsa! Estate.
DY virtue Of q dccrc Of the Court Of Equity,
II made a, September term, 1896, ! shall oiier
for sale, 70 the hishcsi bidder, on the 4th Monday
Of November merit before the courthouse in Hills
borough, The Tract Of Land on Cane Creek. where
on Richard Gates, decd, formerly lived, adjoining
the lands Of William Thompson and others, sup
posed 10 contain forty -four acres, more OF less
crcdi, Of twelve months will be given; bond and
security required.
JAMES WEBB, C. N. f.
by o. +. LONG. Deputy.
September 81. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-29
HIST RECEIVED,

FROM Axles and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea sea
1 Their and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth; DamsSa ana
other Innings, FASTING and Broad Lace f''ses'
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated BANDS.
LONG, WEBB, & CO. ~.
October &c.
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4 Fresh Supply Of MoFFAT's PILLS and
n PHOENIX BrrTERs, and for sale by
y d. HEARTH, Agent.
Septemhcr 10. s, *s4f. s@s-& ii *~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

LaNNsa Il nNgAl.gi.l.

. = 1--WE a. nv % 1IE4a.
VIE sJH>t RUBBER having purchased ffs IN,
q TIRE NTDCh o. GRDC ERIES tfaonlu.
10 Bowie s. Accs l4s Ion n9 n,ftaer.l.i with ii,
Paai {. i5aW at ss caas I'll, auJ afl tsalIna0 ta
niast15 AMI Commission HHHRasa at tie old stand %.
h'"lea Aafee. lla mixes hls opporaaity Ia tr'ort
MS mus siheefe a' rs Ia hs I'D customers, wbo h1y,
$50 llaafaIi5 faifona't Inn whist doing busues5 In b.,
nls o"aaaoe as we'll as Ia the old cbpcern oil Bryant
'nn9, ma aeg3 leave 10 ask oi them continuance u.
men ia1anrs To 'he ee% concern, promising them thai
lhey NJ" bud thrIr Spe 81 Goods ats large aud well as.
sorted any ~ The UPPER county and 40 efu. on e
pau A5taI be Spared % sige.saHsaaltYn.
WAN. +. Young
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T5'sR. AZ. T.TEEO T.

poo8sELtEa, Boo1BINpER, AND srAuoNER,
IsIAGIT Sra13r, E.xNuHBUae, va
.NrT' aoar % .Nesas Darts, .ca'hsm S Cas-.
Anqust .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

T'HE undersigned hsfiae partaasea dfNssrs I'd
maad WATSON s cs. iheiI s'a.t ai 63st-. MI
catffaa lie bnSiatss ~ ire ada,nd hms1E IL eil'
keep god assortment 81 Gfars-rs On hfHt aaa sars
cin1aa4ee u t,c g3lfa#ase which has heeh fsfa1oi
80 The cd ia. IAHFS N HoYD
Eco q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

tF0Ck n .BfaCcfry,
Gold aud Siysf Lever Watches. SILVER Wac. Military
Gmids, nfnsmja Wac. P.sl,d Cas,Hs an4 Candle
HiieAs, aai great ylnel ri ariclcs tho TEDIOUS to
eoamfaie. al pJy uileet ffises, iot o4,p, oraslou
cfdlt Il p0pelua CUSTOMERS.
Ms ifena# and Gle Community gen'ulle, arc invited
10 call before perc a.lHa. as an determined 10 lses
without delay sod vii 9tif netmps pgler iudacemenl
TO purchasers dian have ever bel9e been oaefadln lhis
Hafket.
lhss i83e,5l 70 HE ehssfo viii D1ease call and
seiile thor 7rc.u1's ssffefliy rs pIsHa'a.
q elaeas NJ at'aas aai all h'nds nj Repifing tx
ecuted HRaeaa.ly and al moderate ptl,s
NJ L Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

vs. shall asaia ri5z4sate of The i8.t sill anj ,os.8
aaHt of Matthew Harvey, d.e'd., sell. at l4.bt
auction. ,rfla'3 esErss the lremlsHs. lbe 233
day q a#rc', sfa lT, aui UHaf. s1a l.st lar DAY
hetee4er, Sunday gSateei) The
E'sE..aase 2g.,cF 81 send.
belonging 70 TIE e.al-#aftae sid Matthew Harvey.
kaa1a as -tas 4l1zss's..y Iz4a1. = a...s.S41. =
las paHaillu IS sita1e4 ga .'t l5aea sad i.y,aey >
cfeeRs IA hot.',ua county. near ttasl., Md,s. aea
aa4ata me aaI Na| i#aHJ amos .it9ef ) uti.s .rpa
buchanan. and uas #a=s ir5n 'iaes-la; contains Cos
Aeres, Il which - aeIes ace ID cultivation atJ the
residue Wood iaaf. asii iifha-a3 a-l. al that WHICH
Is 10 cultivation, 10 Acres are GOOD BOTTOM LAND.
TIE ua-,aud f.g.laHa. tie tract is somewhat uHduI-
tiH2 bat good sol, and sell adapl#d o.l4e production
ol efata OF grass AID large portion OF it god Io5a.-
eo lanl
'rhs Farm wei waioral and has nfan it several
GOOD sizes Tor ine ofaf9s Ut Mills or 0sb.r Machinery
by water.
tx LGG. DWELLING HOUSE firc.isy
sst 3 Aaps#oEE i}orsE. tfn IARCG
hfF1ay CoNrE NIrNr# BARE
L. - Inns plantation Is slaa#ad y,ly near
the fact o. 5,4at advertised stowe. anu uce.d l.a
vaffable aprtuaase 10 Iron establishment located up
nat tract.
- sgE#.
DC iliird or,5g s5sa4se money viii be required in
ea n ao1 on The r.slaa, ia tooeql1 ius ailments
credit al oae and 1Wa Feafs Hiil Be asaa tie jertad
payments hrug secured by good PERSONAL security and
retention oi The equitable lien ppm The land.
THOMAS SHANltS.
WM. ". BOYD,
.7damis'ra0rs 4. i9as non srb tie cW
nmerei # 3!aiibetc Harreg decR
feh. W20Aih
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3j0fttfai.
] =, = -
Tssn rts.EaI,l.a sseats.


Tsss rfE.rssI,i'a sseets.
.,s ny Nas5 Aslalla Yrlar-.s
whsn ars' .hs laaels Nay Flower brew
Her canvas lie btesac.
To bear AFR hsf pilgrim crew,
g beyond The dafA blue stas,
Proud Freedom 10 on land bad Gown
Ard chose ~ The brh,e:
- & 2 1Ien faSiaos The Nasoas corner stone,
And eel It by the wase,
That, hen the psdas anchored 1hcre,
Their stepping stone might be
Thai oansecFated - / II prayer,
Tho bulwsrk oftl1e free.
Aud il,erc they stood "a II ilsrim bow
Was wan with giiefand earr,
And bent each maui, afm-byi, OH
Another 81 hi va here
Fend woman, viii aersWert .ad FACE,
vs All trombbng pale ard ehIll
~ Bal oh ,here sas IN thai lone place
saa A sight more ionrlias aill
s The check OF childhood, pale viii lear
sas And hnsbed is ,aiee 81 eoe
And they gone, but afe here, :
A buiwafk for thc free.
. Our pilgrim sires arc conc ~ sail
nasionin It's palc
80 Hath poured orresefs sale ard hill,
Ia hfi4 IA unbnlken tiafi
~ And ali their snail daed he l.nj,
While hat Old foea aFpsau,
Isi'se pilgrims slifit bdfnto stand
The mighty wreck q seals,
% ~ anl Oh, while Hpa's tie nird and wasr.
That toHoacd reek sl5ll BE
The threshold ofihe IA and brave,
The bulWatk Of tte feo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

IL + wish to hire. l7f next year or Ia Ven ~
', Bye. Iinse haylag such, Will do well TO civ
sn cali btf1ro h,rur.
Mcdaniel s. NoG0RELE.
nff.s Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
Disso: t'"- 81 co-partncrship.

Rsisso. to-. 81 GO-partnersllip.
AIE ea-I@tnerslip heretofore existing hafFetu Nt
4 aa3efs,gud, m1ff L. sesla 81 faasad. ANa'.lI
5, -, IS thls dly Dissolved y mges4 fsHsa'. o.
daafs aad efiffts III tie anean have bega purchase Bob
NJ lsmhs N Boyd pha iaffff's h elfig ~ b. h.H
nesshialseG Az rsass Indebted IL. 6fss q FIJI
mind. Watson 81 o., IN. n. Naisu 5 e. an.
BOYD. E1nvad $ 60, aa fepigi,d IA Ply ta ia1es
NJ. Bag3 alone sad I'll he acditgfs IF sad f64s Ntt
Apply To l'hn fer aayufai.
soBERr EDMOND,
". N. NAlAOA,
ISAAC llA|ESFUtf.Ir
Feb. Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

4 rules bod ia fbe clerks Office of the circuit ,
court Of law and ehanrcry for the eo9ir 81
n Inc nlaih oil February $40 " '''A' I
''sia''na il4'i' Mary Hall and Nancy Hall
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

%. ~ ~ -, WV SUpefIlr,
Together With Ca'eaes, Bed Ticking. Lampwlek
led Cords, Loading Lines, Pepper, Ginger, Nurnr,s,
hh.sree aal'Pe'r"; Alum. Lampolaok. Feathers,
N"oi' Nap1 Hats BiaaLeis, Hops jays Jars, Demi,
Johns. Buckets, Tubs, Paper. Trace Chains Cot,nr
Cards, laebs Ilerngs. Mssera, aad in tact every ar,
tee usually ktPt 10 sueh an establishment which Ao,
Will dispose at,cy low fr CASH ur in barter for conG
try nfdace.
! Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23
ardilst


y "ii'nlia Owen admir- of Miles Hall deed Jol,
'0s' IN Iisi William d. iIall ana Elizabeth lla
Defendants
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yEfgU WILLIAMS.

asURfl{tNG partner ii Williams s Victor, in ~
- daf 10 elase ha bss.afssll Ae ooneem efeedl,
as possible, aaa55 lr sale large and well assorted
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40. Es. EE.l,E,.

Tte BOOK AND STATIONARY business ua.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

David InbOle, Drf,,Y,Ifs d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

-, ne a.end7His Samuel p. Fenil and William T..
m not having entered their Appearance and II f'f.
ssla''uf5 evidence that they inhabitants - y
earn; 1t = ordered that the sad iendant, So
g. ''t ana y Imam i Fefriii. do appear here ON ti
iist Apf TIM next and answer Tie painte Inn III,
ai mat eepy Of this order be forthwith Inserted i
s}ehbnrg irEinaH, for two months stcfessyel tLs
ea al the irou DIOR oil the court house of this .oiy %
Copy-Ie-te.
Fbo M. HOLT, Clerk
NN2AN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-23

1 J. ra.,s hslaiu IL clerks Office al de-.
eoI OF ae and eaane.r,, Tor the county OF lal,ls.
ii.e maaulai laa 5latg, lsIG '''''''sA' IA
Jonathan Luk.as, p,;.tfs
against
samuel !. fe.t{ll, William B Feffil J ashua d cL
3ai Foe h'ntas ia Wit, and John Ferrt n'as!
Dcicnd.n,s
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
LcoMMuNICATEp |

Departed this life, on the pod inst, JOHN
DEAsE aged a years. native OF West
Meath. Ireland. Mr. DEAsE was well and ex-
tensively known to the people Of East Missis-
sippi. having been the first settler Of that sec
lion Of country lying between the Pascagoula
and Pearl rivers; and, amid all the privations
and discouragements incident to an entirely
new country, he succeeded in amassing con-
siderable fortune in raising large and high
" respectable family, and constantly preserved
the reputation Of an honest, independent and
generous. hearted man. He proved his zeal
for the general good oflhe country by many
liberal donations, the chief Of which was con-
tTibuta towards the erection Of the orphan
asylum Of Mobile All who knew Mr.. DCase
have ample reason TO respect and revere his
memory. His numerous friends and relatives
have wept over the loss which heaven, in It's
inscruiable judgment, has called upon them to
bear, but not as those without hope. hpleasod
God 10 grant him, in his last hours, The full and
abundant conscientious Of his church, which he
received, nO,hing wavering, bot with triumph
ant peace and joy May his children, and
children's children, emulate bis virtues. and
terminate their earthly career, as he did, in
the couideut hope Of blissful Immortality.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD.

Assurodly lithere is anything disinteresed
If these is a feeling in the heart unmingled
with the alloy of sefshness- is that which
prompts the tribute Of eulogy over the pulse
less ashes OF the dead The earess and the
voiceess deed-those over whom silence and
oblivion have flung their paI-if worthy-if
theirs have been the paths of virtue, honor and
integrity, ii is noble, it's philanthropic, to speak
their praise
In the absence OF the senior editor, Of whom
the subject ofthe annexed appropriate obitul'
ry notice was father we may be permitted, as
one having no connection by blood with the
deceased to write few lines in deserved eulo.
gy Of his character
No man was S,ernor in adherence TO princi.
pie, OF more incorrupdble in honesty His
charity was limited only by palpable unwor.
thincss in the object II twas unostentatious as
it was bountifu and, therefore, multitude of
his good deeds have record only in the indie.
lible handwriting Of heaven. Rut there
there, beneath the indulgent eye Of God they
stand ia beautiful relief against his few infrmi-
ties Of character. Peace to the departed spirit
of the good old man Venerable in years al
most spollcss in yiuuc and lofty in integrity,
he sleeps in grave Of his adopted and beloved
country, fat from the land of his fathers, in
whose desperate struggles for freedom he had
sacrificed ALL with the mnCnanimous devotion
Of an enthusiastic patriotism Bai around the
depository OF his ashes myriad aud lovely Je.
miniscences shall cluster; children AMI grand
children will revere and cherish his memory,
while the lradiuonary story ofhis ovcn,ful and
chequered life shall live in the recollection Of
his descendants, their beaconlighl 10 honor,
iucorrupublliiy and worth
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

rare opportunity to acquire in short time,
and at a very trivial cost, an elegant style OF
penmanship which, once acquired, will prove
invaluable to the possessor Parents could
not expend three dollars in manner more in.
valuable to their children, for il will yield an
hundred fold We hope that our out-oftown
friends viii not neglect this opportunity to
cultivate to high degree that art which gives
durability to thought, and which under the sane
tity Of the wafer seal sends the boarded memo
ries of esteem, friendship and affection to the
distant relative and friend Again we. com
mend MIR Francis 10 the liberal patronage Of
our fellowchizenS. We also understand that
our friends in Claiborne will have the benefit
of his services after the expiration of his term
here.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28


PENMANSHIP.-A beautiful and uni
form system Of handwriting is regarded as one
Of The highest atlainmenis Of the scholar, but
there are few who can justly boast this polite
accomplishment In every transaction Of life
requiring documentary evidence, and IN ePisiO-
larry correspondence, the autograph bcirays,
a least 10 some extent the character Of the
writer. and shows how far the mind has ad.
vanced in those elegant Accomplishments
which form the graces Of life. and add 50 ma
terially to the pleasures Of the social circle.
Mr. S S. FRAScIs, a teacher Of This beauli-
fll an, is now 10 our town, and has already a
numerous class attending his instructions He
proposes teaching each student beautiful and
systematic handwriting 10 the course Of ten
itssous, ior the very moderate remuneration Of
thTee dollaFs lie brings with him lesimoni-
ais Of abilhy from The mos respectable souFc-
e, "a, also, specimens Of HANDSPRING from for
uasr Students, which DO Infinite credit to Preeep-
cor and p1pilA Infurber proof Of The high
character Ofthe gentleman, the statement ouly
is requiste, that he was for years faithful q
hcer Of The scnaiorial branch Of the legislature
Of This STATE
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
DIED.

Al he residence near Pudding, ALSO
LAM REID, aged about 60 years
NJ Reid was long sfiicied with disease
which cu,biuered lie, and deprived existence Of
many q rs pleasures Bm be bore bis attic.
lion ufh exceeding ioniiu5e and psiis0es. and
died amid he regrets Of be llmily and friends.
He Rss inferred last Sunday upon bis own
Ilsntaiion, and vas ioliowedto The gave by a
respectable cCncouTse OF rslatires and friends.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

n- Col. DAVIS has resigned his office
Of Representative in Congress, although
his letter of resignation was not received by
the Governor up TO the time of our last dates
from Jackson. Who will succeed him. Let
us hear the Stentorian voice and exhaustess
eloquence of ALEXANDER G. McNUTT
again greeting our ears and Strengthening our
faith with powerful and comprehensive exposi-
lions of True Democracy. What say our CO.
temporanes, and what say the people?
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
/ gents for the True Democrat.

Agents for the True Democrat.
The following gentlemen will act as our
Agents, to receive moneys due this Office and
receipt for the same
G. w. Moody, Quitman, Clark county.
James M Williams, GarlandsvllIe
w w Drnkwater, Decatur, Newton co.
Marion-Samuel Chapman
White Sulphur Springs-H. Roberts, Post.
master.
DaIeville-Mr. Richards, Postmaster
M;l,onvile William Horn.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

AZ Nation Clifford, of Maine, has been
called to the cabinet by President Polk He
fills the responsible office of Attorney General
ofthe United States The Democratic journals
of Maine speak Of his character in terms of
glowing eulogy
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

GP COTTON--Liverpool Classification.
Inferior, 8 l2 to DC. middlng, Ia 9 l.2;
middlng fair, 978 a 10 l.8: good fair /
IL Ia; good and fine, II 10 II.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28
(No. 2 ID Pedo Ampudia General-iaeheG
10 MAJOR General Tayior-[ Translated
ur.nov,,rrys r. AIoNrrrpv


mo 2)-D Pedfo Ampndia Generalin eleG
to MAJOR General Tayior-[T Translated
HEADQUARTERS AT MONTEREY.
Sept %, 1863 o'clock p. NJ.
Senior General: Having made the defence
of which believe this city susceptible,
have fulfilled my duty, and have satisfied
that military honor which, in a certain
manner is common to all armies of the
civilized world.
To prosecute the defence, Therefore,
would only result in distress to the popu-
lalon, who have already suffered enough
from the misfouunes consequent on war;
aud, taking it for granted that the Ameri-
can Government has manifested a DISPOSE
lion to negotiate, | propose 10 you TO evac-
uate the city and its fort, taking with me
the personel and nGteriel which nave
remained, aud under the assurance that
no harm shall ensue 10 the inhabitants
who have taken part in the defence.
Be pleased 10 accept the assurance Of
nv most distinguished consideration.
PEDRO DE AMPUDlA.
To Senior Don. u TAYLoR,
GeneTal-in-chief ofIhe American Army.
no. 81
HEkpouARTEEs Army OF OccUFAIIoN,
Camp before MOaierey, Sept "a, 1876.
7 o'clock A. ~
Sir. Your communication, bearing date
at nine o'clock p 81, on the 23d inst, has
just been received by The hands Of Col.
Moreno.
Ia answer 70 yOur proposition 10 cvacu-
ate the city and fort with al The personnel
aud maieriel Of war, / have 10 Stale that
my duty compels me 70 decline aoccding
10 IT, A complete surrender OF the town
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-28

HEADQuAHTEHs ARuV or OccUPATIoN.
Camp before Mozisrey, SepL ., 1876.
S1R: AZ noon on ihc 23d inst, while
our troops were closely engaged IN the
lower part Of the city, as reported 10 my
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-03
OBITUARY

Died, al the residence Of her uncle, DR.. J. Du-
val, in King & Queen, on Tuesday, The nth inst,
Mrs. Nj. A. BRACE, the wife OF Mr. Hiram Bragg,
aged % years and few days. She left an in
FAINT few weeks old, and deeply afflicted hus-
band-Many most devoted relatives and friends
sympalhze 10 this inscruabe dispensalon Of an
all-wise Being. The deceased was resident OF
Richmond-amiable in every attribute OF her
character she well merited the heartfelt affection
of her friends. But that which, above all other
ihipgs mollifes the painful wound sustained, is
The confident hope tha, her spirit has entered into
a glorious and Divine rest. Her gentle, meek,
but steady course Of piety was without change, SO
far as the writer was acquainted with her, from
The day OF her confession Of Christ to that OF her
dealh.-As she had lived, SO she died-in perfect
calmness. Her Christian membership was in
the Sycamore congregation.