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PIANOS IN FARMYILLE.

NJ &ks1kJ Nv Il KtIU y ILLC.
10y. .%se" Of music in this vicinity, who wish TO
PlANOS, arc requested 10 examine the
s..iaENfS now offered for sale by the subscri-
an u1 on hand two, both Of which are OF superior
"a neth, and the style Of ono, az piece Of fur
5, r.ses and most beautiful. The makers are
\, ~ %SIaes Cache, Of Baltimore, and z. Rosen-
N vi !, imssden. Instruments from the manufacto.
~. ~ nave been pronounced by the best judges
e,ssiony 70 be unsurpassed. They are made
Ia .iho Of action acknowledged by mauufactu-
b. S ae most dprable-a great point In selecting
|, several have been sold In this vicinlty-oth-
pee'ed soon. Prices are low.
Irwin. A. p. BIGELOW.
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j. M. CIar Ike.

FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
T NJ CLARKE takes great pleasure in offering the
y brilliant Schemes for November, 1877. Clarke
has been vender for the last fifteen years in the CT
ties of Pusburg Pa, Wheeling, Va, and Richmond,
Va, and refers TO the Managers in proof of the fact
that he has sold large Capitals than any Vender In
the United States For prizes, address, postage free,
John nj. CLARKE. Richmond Va.
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SALE OF FORTY NEGROES.
ABOUT FORTY LIKELY NEGROES will be sold
a fo, cash ON the 25,h day of November next 4, my
sid.ne- IN Albemarc county-sie larger portion OF
them being young and likely. ,.,.,
Nov. Q-cw1w hobEhi hoDE2'
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PROFESSOR BRANCu'S
School for EOuIo EIaIIcs

AT PRINCE EDWARD e. H., VA.
TINE next Session ofmy School will commence on
i The first day Of November, aud end on The fourth
Wednesday Of April following.
The course Of studies embraces all the subjects usu
ally taught in the best Seminaries of the kind, nclud
ing the Ancien, and Modern Languages
lizard for Tie session, 500
Tuition, 10
Music with use OF Piano,
An extra fee Of SIS will be charged for those attend
ing Chemical LecuYes-a regular course OF which VIII
be delivered BY Professor Met:auer.
Reference may be made To the following gentlemen,
who either have had, or have now, daughters or wards
u! my school:
Dr. Fleming, Halifax; DR.. Scott, Amelia; Col. Knight,
No,ioway; DR.. Crump Powhaiar; John willis Wilson,
Cumherland Jchn 4 Gillian. E.,l.. buckingham; VIM.
&c.,, ----..--, a.. - -. py.ncn
Edwards DR.. II. j. Miller, and David Bridges. E-t,
Ricbmnrd Oct 5-cwtN nv3h
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- or A pAMUNKEY FARM.

lime Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
| = and Chancery for the county of Hanover.
red on the 18th Of October, i647, in the case of
\, ,u.rdan against Roane OF al, the undersigned,
L,Isi Commissioner named in the said decree,
\ nv public auction, upon the premises, to the
,idder. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Decem-
n al IL O'Clock, that galuablc Farm on the Pa
Il River, called Spring GARDEN" on which
|: Judge Roane, and afterwards his son, the late
4 Rnane, resided. The tract contains about 700
Ifsnd, and is believed to DO one Of The best on
aunkey river. Persons who wish TO purchase
| oi course view il and judge for themselves. II
%. eighteen miles from the City of Richmond,
\. residence Of Edmund Rufin, ESQ.
kNs.-So much ofthe purchase money TO be paid
/, will defray all the expenses of the sale and
4, II the suit, and the residue at the expiration
years from the day Of sale, with legal interest
! 10 be- paid annually-,he principal and interest
k,nred by bond, with good security, and deed
lS~crds JAMES LYONS, Com'r.
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PUBLIC SALE,

lY virtue Of deed Of rnsi from the late Alexander
- Fzhuch, du'y recorded in the CLERKS Once ofthe
public auction in front Of the United States Hotel, in
thr luwm III shurg = II o'clock, Friday,
The la;h day Of bc', l-47 if fair, ifnot, The next
fair day, tor cash 1Tscn thirty and forty LIKELY
NEGR0Es, men, 116snen and ehdren;-among the
men, first rate Blacksmith and excellent Cooper
among the women, several valuable house servants
I will also SELL on Tuesday. 23d OF November, If fair
If not, the mex, fair day. on the premises, TRACT
OF LAND near Falmouth. containing 2To acres, hay
ing it good dwelling. carriage and other out
houses known ST Georges Place, the late residence
Of St George r. Cualter. deceased, and within few
hundred yards of that Of Z. Z. L. Moncure, Esq,
liberal credit.
AIs.., all 1 Stock OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Boys Plantation Utensils, Crops of Corn, Oats, Hay
and Fodder ani SET OF 8lacksmiils Tools, ere
dit of nine months tbonds with approved security being
required %: pufchasers for all sums over So and cash
for all SUMS under and amounting 10 live dollars.
Oct 2l-ctds f.. &. FiTZHUGn, Trustee.
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ES-
FATE AT AUCTI IN.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions It The Will of lhe late
L William Cook, the unde r-isned will proceed on tie
premises, The 9Th oi Nnvrmbrr iefl, Ia sr'l, III
pui,ic auction, valuable TRACT OF LAND. belong
ing 10 the estate Of William Cook, deceased, lying ad-
janing 10 of Liberty in Bedford county, con-
sinlrg about acres fair proportion OF the tract
il III woods aud is first rate tobacco lands and the
cleared land is well enclosed and In good heart ana
Improvement, and very productive. This tract has on
il harms, convenient negro house ana oversters
house; lies WELL has number Of good springs upon II,
and Is well watsred. Also, a LOT IN the town Of
Liberty, with brick and frame tenement, brick oil
fee and Kitchen Ice horse. carrinse house, AMI other
necessary nnihoses upon ii. The lot Is situated near
the centre Of the village, fronting The Main and
Cross street The dwelling house u large atd comfort
able, and al! the improvements upon the LOT III sooa
state of repair. -
Also at the same time will be sold all the STOCK
on the above me ntoned Farm; consisting OF Horses,
Cattle several Jokes Of Work oxen, PORK, Hogs, sc.
Also. all tic Plantation Tools Of every sort Wa
CONS Carts, Thrrslling Machines &c, all the crop
Of Gram, Hay, &c. said FARM amongst which IS
| large quantity of Corn, Oats, &c.
Also all the valuable Law aud other Books o. Tue
deceased; and all his Household and Kitchen Furni'
tire, OF every description
| Also, EidiUg Carriage and Buggy.
Tn. Real Estate viii be divided into parcels to suit
purchasers and sold upon tie credit usual in the sale
Of lands. The other property viii be sold upon twelve
months credit for all over $40; the purchaser
/ giving bond with approved security.
EDWIN R. COOK,
| G. a. WISCFlELD,
| Administrators with The will annexed
| Of William Cook, decreased.
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.a'lle. Nov. 18th. ,sa7-es, a. '"DN'

Is AMERICAN ALMANAC AND
Dc ocrSUSlrORY OF USEFUL KNOW
hi tOR tS4S-price containing more
\ Information than any o.her Book pub
10 J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
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NOTICE.


THIS will certify that Thomas Jones' late Of the
4 county Of Strry, Va, moved 10 the county OF
Warwick some fifteen years past hr then moved I"
Ohio and is said that he moved from thence 10 Ten
nessee. Ii lie Is living and will come 10 Snrfy coun
~, he will receive about hundred dollars Gwen
under my hand, &c. JOSIAH HULLEMAN,
Nov. a-cwsw Administrator Of Ann Seward.
DR.. BEACH'S MEDICINES AND pRAC-
riCE.
TOHNT T. WALSH, Eclectic Medical Agent,
j keeps on hand general assortment 81 DIR.
Beachs Medicines, which are 20 deservedy po-
pular Tor their efficacy in curing diseases OF all
types and grades. Beware OF The thousand and
one patent ucs'rumS, (oi the ingredients of which
you know nothing, and therefore, very often lake
corrosive subiu,ate under The garb Of "a vege-
table medicine" and purchase DR.. Beach's me-
dicines, the component part, ol which are known,
and known TO b. vesrIabI. All orders from
town or coanlry promptly flied by
JOHN T. WALSH,
Below OH Marker, Main Street.
hucust 25-cW.f
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
$4,000 DOLLARS! S of 10000! 10 OF 5000
Lowest No. Prize $500.

Lowest No. Prize $500.
Susquehanua Lottery, No. 81, 10 BE- drawn At Bali
more on Wednesday Nov "a, 1877. 70 Nus, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals $50 o0D Of 10 Ooo 10 Of 5000, ~ OF
$685. 10 OF $50 25 Of OUJ 25 Of quo, 900 800 &C.
of Wholes Sl65-shares III proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! OF 10000 DOLLARS !!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 4s, TO be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, Nov. 9th, 1897. 70 Nos. 10
drawn. Grand Capitals $4,000, $4,000, Of 1860,
tiers 3. Certificate of Wholes sl44-shares in pro-
portion.
~ All who want to realize fortune for small out
lay should recoect that Prizes only be had through
the hands Of LUCK, therefore their orders should he
addressed to &. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
por Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets
Nov S C. B. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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Ten Dollars Reward +!

DAN away from my residence, in this city
Il on Monday, Nov lst my negro woman
SUSAN-daIk color, between so and GO years
old, quite tall, and with peculiar hoarse voice.
She has gone off without any provocalion what
ever. and am satisfied she will Try 10 reach MIR.
Waddy's Tavern, Easviile, Accomac county,
W.. | will pay the above reward for her appre-
heason and delivery 10 me in This city.
JOHN B. VIGLINI.
Nov. 4 10l Main ST, Richmond, Va.
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g.EICH,S OFFICE.

WALL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
THE Schemes for the present month equal, IL they do
not surpass any heretofore offered To the patrons
of this Office Make your selections and forward your
orders 10 Z. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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#. SPEECH OF
NEr. Sidney Smith, OF Orange,

Delivered in tho House Of Commons Of the Go
neral Assembly Of North Carolina, January
9Th, 1si7--0n the subject of applopriating
$4,000 for the North Carolina Regiment for
tho prosecution Of the Mexican war. -"
Mn. SPEAKER: The subject now M
der discussion is ono Of great and vital
Importance, as il is 60 deeply connected
with the honor and character oI our State,
and that responsibility wo owo 10 ou'
common constituents. | rise, therefore
for tho purpose of expressing my cordial
and hearty appreciation Of the very pro-
per and praiseworhy Resolution upon
your table for The aid and support OF ou'
Volunteers for the Mexican war, and Ia
enter my unqualified disapprobatlon Of the
first clause of the Preamble" Whereas,
by he action of The ErecufiDe and III
subsequent sanction Of Congress, the Re,
public is engaged in a foreign war, and
our state is called upon for volunteers.
confess my establishment nj this wan
ton and uncalled for attack upon the Pre-
sident OF he U. States; and | have wait
, cd patiently 10 hear some arguments adj
duce,l and reasons assigned for so extra
ordinary course. Gentlsmen have, IN
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
MOfat'S Pills & Bitters,
Just Received, and for saIo a. this Office.
a-cHuaPy ~. VI
RRANnRETII,s rIILs.

This medicine Il acknowledged TO be- ono of the
Inssi valuable ever discovered, purifier Of The
blood aud fluids. Il il superior 20 Sarsapafilla,
whether as a solorific or alternative. Il stands
infinitely hcforo all tho Preparations OF combina-
tons Of Mercury Its purgaiiscpmpcrtics arc a.
lone Of ncalculhblo ynlue--for these Fills may
he taken daily cor amy period, and nsical 81 i
weakening by the calhariiccilcct they aidstrcng I,
by taking away the cause Of weakness There ,-
no good Mercury does, which ihcso Pills DO nj
likewise. But they havo nono of the miserable
effects Of that deadly specific. The teeth np not
injurcd--the homes and limbs are not paralyzed--
no-bu, in the stead Of these distressing symptoms,
now life aud consequent animation is evident in
every movement of the body. Bnndrth's Pills
are indeed Univesal Remedy, Cor they cure
opposite diseases; they cure inflammation and
Chronic Rheumatism! They cure Diabetes and
Stoppagc of Urine. They cure Dyscntery and
Constitutional Costiycncss. They will cure all
these apparently Opposite diseases, lrcanse they
cleanse uul purify the hlool, provided, however,
naturO is not beyond all human assistance:
IN sll cases they viii 10 found a safe and sim
plc remedy, yet all powerful for tho removal Of
diseases, whether chronic or recent, infectious ~
otherwise. They do not render the system liable
lobc affected by any changes oftcmpcratnrc. The
very cause, or OCCASION Of the human frame being
affected by colds aud coughs is removed by their
Vac. Therefore, they may he used ut oil times
anj seasons without damage, and change oil diet,
and any extra caro- Is unnecessary.
CT Agents Tor the sale of Bran,ltcth's Pills:---
n. Heart, Hillsborough; A. florence, Pittshoro'.
VIM. Foshec, Foshccs store, Chatham; ]. Is.
M.Dalc, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mehanc, Mason
Hall; Il. & W. Smith, Alamancc; j. X. Sloan,
Grccnsborough; James johnson, Wentworth;
Wood & Neil, Madison; Owen MAlcei, Yam
CeyviiIe; j. II. Callum. Milton.
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Notice.

NJ u. John Bsnskcit, II ElrehsId District
I'VE Snuih rarolina, having qualiliei Il f,iau,
AIRY tenn Il Orange County cgun, lss7, as ~.
rcuiar u the las will and testament Il HENRY
O'DANlEl., dereas'd. anl having ~ power ID
aliorary spIsliulel sls, hia agrul ! hereby give
make imnpniiate Tsymcnt; snd III l~r-ons hay.
ins claims against the estate are T,g,Esi. 10 prc-
Sem, them, praperly authenticated, within dc time
prrscFil.ed bs law.
JOHN NET1iN. Agent d Ex'r.
February ~. Gf-3w
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~ ave IT. al e#s
ca, and Of .onrse ~e %-
rope I'LL alicr ne dis as
Try BY Columbus s,n> s.e.,a.
Since That limo il has l. -
considerable extent on the ,,....st.
well as in Great Britain: bai the itporIs
Of lis profits have considerably varied n
that as well as in this country. In ih,
old world somo have cultivated il TO aE
ford shade 10 the game; others have con.
verled the stocks and leaves into fodder
for cattle; and Others again, have cncou.
ragged lis growth for the tubers alone. In
this country thcro are two important OBJ
jccts 10 be kept in mind in raising arti.
chokos: LIST. Tho improvement OF land
IDLY. Tho use ol the nbcrs. However,
the first matter is the cultivation, and
begin with ....
!. Soi.-AImost any kind Of land will
produce arlicllukcs, and il is remarkable
tina, they will grow in tho shade, that Is
under trees, OF in fence corners, very well
indeed. Land, however, with a ,olerably
good sandy mould, will give tho most
abundant crop. Low, wet soils, and very
tenacious clay, are moi SO suitable.
2. Preparation Of Land.-The ground
should bo broken as hr corn, that il 10
say, one good deep ploughing, and tho
rough narrowing will answer the purpose
admirably. -.
3. Laying Oa.-Rows laid off -four
feet each way with bulls tongue OF sho,
vel plough, in most soils will BIO tho pro-
per distance.
4. Quantity Of Seed.--From four to
five bushels will be required 10 the acre,
and unless the long roots are broken into
pieces of three OF four joints, or eyes,
each, this quantity will not be enough.
5. Manner of Planting. Drop one
roo, at each cross of the plough, and CO.
yer from one to two or three inches with
a harrow, hoe, or plough.
G. Cultivafion.--So soon az tho young
plants appear, run round them with cul'
iiyator, harrow or light plough, 10 destroy
the Young weeds aud loosen the earth
Keep the ground free Of weeds and open
to Me influence of the atmosphere, till the
plants are about three feet high, when
they should be laid by, by the use Of
cullivator or in the absence oil cult
vator, and when the land has been plough
ell, the harrow should pass both ways tc
leave the ground loose and the suriac'. le
vel. Generally, about The same cultiva
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Notice This!

UNLAWFUL g. Ii.e iil..sul pailoaaeo h ha
hersasaSTr narisssi tlac sgisrril4s wo,ssd -
sssttiulis inform - filan siiilens 4 ihis a..
~ aiisrrsi c8ahiiss. that " sliil cos.iianes 3.
aanuiaaase ana RqaiI
Portable and Stationary Horse Power
Threshing Machines,
STRAW CUTTERS. GRISr AND SAW
Mill. IRONS,
snd EDGE TUOl.s q Ill Kinds
lle vii nl~s fusnsh u sl,aFl nolice csfiiags "a
sns psiicrs,. rullaacins 81 kinds u Mil 90 fa..
iar tisa 1ieaf. tissdgeons, ffanks. sliaiiing,
WEIGHTS. MuiIld.Ils-ssl.. Oven Lid, Wagon IioH-
-. 6r. Ar. Fsain HI bong kasrn Ismlsiaic ha-
ii,s. alIl disposition hryeT % dsslIaini he hass
tliil 3, nrslse lilrral rilac Il Iilic rntiinco.
40 ltlaIs ~ lansinrss disecicd 10 him u Snow
lamp Y. a.. UranEe county. n. e., will Ercaiyo
I,nplnIt and immediate aiisaliioa.
JOHN STAFFORD.
5aDasly 70 81
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NATHI. MASON.
Summit Depot. Northampton, n. &.
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WM. NELSON.
~ At t l,t,rAHEI
JUST RECEIVED,

ENRESH Rice, Adamantine Caudlos, Now Or.
III leans Molasscs. Spirits Turpentlnc, Gray
Invaluable Ointment, Raw Cotton, @hltchead {
hest Flour, and Venison Hams. :,
Also, league Ploughs with wrought Mould
Bnrls, and large lot Of one ami two horse
Mould Boards For sale by
LONG, WE3B, d Co.
Harch i6. ,.~f. ~
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lie snneIsliOn Of Texas 10 he United
States.
IN IsI2. ihs IIas. Wadiy Thompson,
alf minister 10 Mexico. in IN able and e.
ioquenl letter addressed 10 tie diplamslie
corps a Mexirn. IN which he complained
n llle strongest ierus II he INJURIES lie
United Sgzies hal suffered II il,s hands 81
MEXICO. SAID: . Not only have We never
done an set II IN unfrirhdly character To-
81 IL Mexico. bn, ! confidently assert.
- rom tie very moment Of line exis-
~ No tho Repnblir, We have allowed
epaflnnlly ~ pass Of doing Mexico
skeFy kindness. ! vail not now ennme.
SO me acls Of that character both % The
asssumeni of Mexico and the citizens,
T..aii aud private. " this government
chooses 10 forget them. ] will not recall
.hcm. While saeh has been our course
10 Mexico. II is with pain am forced 10
say that tho open violations Of tho rights
81 American citizens by the authority Of
Mexico have beee greater for tho lasl lif.
teen years Than those Of The rest Of Chris
tendon united. Yet we have left tho re.
tiress Of nll these multiplied and accumu.
lated wtOngs "a a friendly negotiation.
without inIimsung disposition 10 resort
10 force"
Dir. Speaker. II rannol no disguised that
our recent difficulties with MEXICO have
ss d from the annexation Of Texas TO
:. STATES. which so deeply exaspera-
ne feelings oi The Mexican people.
40 one can. who gives an impartial RON
i 'oraliGs To the subject, doubt That Tex.
- Tree md independent republic, had
7Hd iadlsE 1iable right 10 merge
"a lur Federal Union
sr'lled usages of M /,
fatse 81 offence !
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IERnsALEM ARTICnnKR.

Mn. EpIToR In your paper .Ihe Soull.
en PlanIeE, Vol. III. No. 4. page ID !,
nm article on the cultivation and value 81
the JemsSlcm ATIirhokc, fIIelanllus tn.
boEosns. lfy"u have liial paper would
like for you 20 publish il again 10 Ihe
Southern Planter, and state under The
piseo thai ] have j erap Of them now
growing, and II any pcrson wishes 20 give
ihrln { trial, they can DC supplied with
seed amy time between now and tho nexI
spring. They may DO planted any Time
irnm now until tho fret of March. For
the information Of those who are NOT ae-
quainlcd with them, and perhaps might
suppose Ihai they aru tho common rannd
growing generally in this sec.
ton Of country, I would state thai they
arc quite different root, resembling the
Spanish or sweet poialoe and tho color Of
the VAN potato. have for seye-al yearp
wished 10 procnSc seed, hut haze brpns
ablo until last winter &c ilu 40.
man living in y conn
lima. brought ~
ncsscc .sv yeas
from u, ~ 10 y
miro. haF -.
nue.
Sir
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otol ~. Henry
.a5%.cr.. +. al Safe, discovered
So ,nportancc the acquisition oil
}. ',rs would he 10 tho United States, and
"si,esially 10 the great western valley
lie made great efforts 10 purchase il from
Mexico, but failed. General jackson al
so made, during his administration, similar
efforts 10 acquire the territory, but was
alike unsuccessful. After few yeGrs oI
experiment in Mexico, il was discovered
that her people were incapable of self go
vernmrnt tho country became the theatre
of civil siIile and intestine fcuds; one rev.
oluiion succeeded another in such rapid
succession that the constitution Of 1924
WAS soon abrogatcd. Santa Anna was
soon declared Supreme Dictator of the
Republic, and the powers Of the govern
mcni, both civil and military, were con-
ccntrated and consolidated in the person
Of this military usurpcr. The people oil
Texas revolrcd upon tho overthrow OF the
federal constitution, and resolved no longer
to wear tho yoke of Mexican bondagc.-
They met in convention and declared their
independence, formed constitution and
government, and declared the Rio Grande
from its mouth to its source her southern
Boundary, and tho Sabine and the United
States boundary on tho east to be hers.
II was then that Santa Anna, the blood
thirsty tyrant of Mexico, resolved upon
the subjugation Of Texas. Ho marched
with large mcrcenary army 10 the from
tiers of Texas, for the purpose Of putting
to the sword small but gallant band oil
patriots who were rallying around the
standard Of liberty. AT Goliad, Concep'
lion, and the Alamo, the Texans were o.
vcrpoweredby superiornumbcrs, and were
put 10 tho most horrid and ignomlnIons
deaths. The annals of savage barbarlty
will hardly furnish a parallel for such
scenes orcold Hooded bulchery and slaugh-
Ter. But. sir, Providence smiled upon the
GOOD cause of Texas; and OH the plains oil
San Jacinto her liberty was sealed-a glo'
rious and victorious battle was fought be-
tween Gen. Houston's army and Santa
Annals on the 2lst Of April, 1896, when
Santa Anna was captured and the Mexi'
can army annihiiaied! Then it was thai
Santa Anna became beggar for his lie
lat the feet Of Gen. Houston; and. TO save
his own life and that Of the remnant o.
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Read This!

FHNHE co-partnership of Nelson & l,ulimer was
N dissolved this day by mutual consent; all
those indebted to said firm are earnestly request
ed to come forward and make payment without
DELAY. Those who neglect this notice will GER
tainly find their accounts in the hands of an Off
ter after the frs, day Of March.
WM. NELSON.
e.. M. LATIMER.
ND. The books will be found in the hands of
IouS ID. CAsLTox, who is properly authorized to
make settlement.
January d. ~...- 6O-
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sels 50 low, ul hoS ,asca no.o ,alue
ought i.,y 10 be ~ lhis country where
corn is so much ,lcarer. Tho ar,ichokc
is the easiest crop 10 cultivate 81 any Kind
that is madO by ploughing and hoeing--
and aflcr they ara raised there il no risk
Of losing them, Fur The place where they
grow is the Lest 10 preserve them through
The winier. and turning lhe hnrs IN iha.'
saves lIle trouble Of digging.
Very respectfully,
NArH'L Mason.
Summit Dcpoi. Northampton, n. G.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11

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