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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

VERMONT INSANE AsYLUM.--At the com.
msncement of the past year, there were 29l pa
tients. Admitted during the yeaI, 1886; dis.
charged, 100, Of whom "a we're restored to rea
SON. Present number of patients, 304. Since
taken Of its benefits. sos have been restored to
reason and usefulness. The excess of income
over the expenditure ofthe past year, is S274 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
EMPLOYMENT.

- ~ OR EIGHT well educated and go ahead" young
oto whom the most liberal encouras cement will be given
obtain employment in the Book agency business Pic
orial and other useful works. from Boston and New York
Ten fifteen dollars will he sufficient outfit but any
wishing take 800 worth more, TO start what the
wholesale prices. and pay for them in he
aned clear by RETAIL f well qualified for the business
faithful and dgent S35 month for year. Reference will
be given 10 several young who have cleared above
from S25 to S75 month Inquire Of j. GREENLEAF,
Nov 9Th l547. Guilford, VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

THE SUFFRAGE QUESTION. The official vote
in Connecticut, on the amendment Of tie Con-
stitution, providing for the admission of free col
ored persons to the elective franchise, stood
ayes $3.50, noes 1925,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

DISTURBANCE UPON THE CENTRAL RAIL
RoAD.--In consequence Of the failure of Belknap
and Foster, sub.contractors upon the Central
row among tho Irish laborers upon the road, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

Z. Is. GALES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al
Washington District ss. Montpelier, within and for salt
District, on the 5tbIday of October A ID l547
L UTHER GOtF Administrator the estate of L. u
II Gale late of Barre in said district, deceased presents
his administration account for settlement
Whereupon it is ordered that the be referred tho
9th day of November ls4, the probate office in said
Montpelier, for examination and allowance, and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF this order
in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, printed
Montpelier three weeks successfully, may be
that they may appear said and place, n they see
cause and object thereto.
BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
tue copy of tecnd,
40 Attest, LIZ MAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
BRIDGING THE LAKE.

GFThe Brandon Voice of Freedom comes
out in favor Of bridging the lake, although i, is
in the Rutland road interest. Right SO the flu
ture will prove.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
DIR. Mast's Genuine Indian Veget-
able PurgatiVe Pills,

aDie PufsaIVe fitls,
FOR BILLIous AND EXPLANATORY FEvERs,
lNDlGEsrioN, HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
CHoLIC, PAIN IN the STOMACH AND SIDE,
HEARTBURN, PERVERTED APPETITE, DIARR-
HCEA, DNSENTERN. IMPURE BLOOD, AND ALL
DERANGEMENTs OF THE BILIOUS SYSTEM.
rINO had all the principal stores 10 every village and
Il town in the state No travelling peddlers are commits
stoned sell them The proprietor snperinends the man
ufacturng them and mineral fors part of their COM
position Each box contains from ~ 80 pills-sod 25
cents per box.
@yrhe proprietor has such confidence in these Pills that
would say all persons who ~ purchase box of them
that IT, soT having taken doses in accordance
with directions, they should not be satisfied the money will
refunded the charge tor the cancelled return
ing tho box in disable condition. with the remainder the
Pills Agents selling them requested conform this
rule.
FoT further particulars in relation those Pills,
pamphlet, Sold in this village by Messrs. REnrlELD &
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
LOCKE AMSDEN
Or sad by +. p. WALTON & SONS
ESTRAY.

AME into my enclosure the 18th of Oct eleven head
of cattle, description follows One pair OF two year
Old steers dark rcd specified steer, stag, white
faced yeaIng heier dark red two year old hsirs one
grzzed steer supposed to bo three years old The
requested To prove property pay ehurges and take
away. LISANDER CLAPP.
Nov 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
All RiIIiOus CorunIaiuts
TO FARMERS, CON
TRACTORS. &C.

~ ANTED.-1he advertiser wishes to contract with n
w few industrious, active men, superinend the cear
ing of Wild Land and the erection of Log Houses Each
Contractor would he provided with band Of stout emisan
abOreTs under HIM.
The contractor must have the command of from 900 to
SuO which with interest, would be BY
pond ana mortgage on the property (Which sold
1rme) worth hye times the amount he transfer this
security he has to borrow the money. The lands are about
4s hours distant from New York
The contract would probably occupy 10 90 months and
VIII the contractor profit of $1,000 to $4,000 or up-
wards. Apply 10 "Agrculure," of ordon x Co.. Is
and eO Broad street. NewYok, the Office Of this pa-
per- (All letters post pad.) 2i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
From NeU York. to
Boston,
BY WAY OF NEWPORT e. FALL
RIVER,
-xrxy ann ntunAr- A Mn "a Arvrrn m r xux,


RIVER,
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD LINE,
composed Of superior first class steamers, Of gfeat
strength and speed particularly adapted TO the Navigation OF
Long island sound running connection with the Fall Rv
or and Colony Raroud distance of SO miles Boston
only.
Leave pier No o. North River the Battery, daily,
except Sundays at 7. NJ.
The new Steamer BAY STATE, 1000 tons BURDEN Capt
JosErH j. CoMsrocH, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sanr
days, ar r. NJ. -
f2o steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, 1000 tons burthen
Capt WILLIAM Blows, on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, Mt 8 r.. NJ
These steamers arc fitted with commodous rooms
and possess every arrangement for the security and comfort
of who afforded by this route nights rest
on board On arriving Fall River, passengers proceed
per railroad, rcachng Boston early the following morning
or can remain board getting their breakfast II desired
until the stntng OF the accommodation train ut O'Clock a.
NJ. which will reach Boston at about - A. NJ.
The rates of passage and the charge for sateooms Como
doar) are the those Of the other lines.
baggage mister IL attached to each steamer WHO
ooyes aud tickets the baggage and accompanies the to
its destination
IN connection with this line TO and from
Providence daily, except Sundays.
Freight TO Boston is taken the rates by the 9TH
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition
For Freight Or passage apply on board to TlsDALE
BORDbN 70 West st., at the office Of the line,
ner Of Washington st. aud Battery place, N. Y. dOiw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
LEO.N.4RD SCOTI d co.'s
PERIODICALS

The London Quarterly Review,
The Edinburgh Review,
The Westminster Review,
The North British Review, and
BIaskwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine.
THE above periodicals reprinted in New-York inn
medptey their arrival by the British Steamers In
beautiful clear type fine white papeI and are faithful
copies ofthe orignasBaekwoods Magazine being an ex
act fac Sinie of the Edinbugh Edition.
The prices of the reprints cus than third Of those
Of the foreign copies aud while they equally well got
op they afford all that advantage 10 the .4aiean the
EaglishIoadcr.
TERMS.
Payment to DO made in odpanes.
For any one ofthe four Reviews, 400 nor nnuum,
For two, do. 5,0O
For any three, do. 100
For all four of the Reviews, 500
For BlRckwood's Magazine, 800
For Backwood and the four Reviews, 1000
Remittances and Communications must be made in all
cases, without expense publishers Tho former may al
be done through Postmaster by handing him the A.
be Iemtted taking his receipt and forwarding the
receipt by mail pos, paid or the money may be enclosed
LEONARD SCOTT a 90. Publishers
06 ll2 Fulton street New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
NOTICE.

HEhEBf give notice that have this day given my sol
George L. Goodwin his time, during the remainder ofh
minority shall not claim any Of his nings pay am
debts ofhis contracting aherIhs date. n -
Witness l.. ID. Mozley.
Tunbrdge, Oct l6, lsi7, 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
From Boston to NeW-
York.

VIA. FALL RIN Err & NEWPORT.
rINUE new steamer BAY STATE, Captain i.
Il COMSTOCk, will leave FALL RIVER every Monday,
Hededay and Fday ereRing, the ariYal OF the Cars
from Boston.
0yTrans leave the Depot of the OLD COLONY rail-.
RO9D South and Kneeland Streets Boston, ut O'Clock
Z. NJ.
Passengers New York go through the night 10y
taking this train.
Fare the the other routes. State Rooms one
dollar
Berh and State Rooms secured at the Ticket Oco and
Cray Il Co.'S Express office, State st, Boston. 40.4%
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
NV Dress and Cloak Goods

consist OF
1870 pieces Mohar Lustres Thbes Oregons de ROYALS
Cashmeres, Dolaines Lonese Cloth.
300 pieces Prints from cts upward.
81 do silk and Cotton warp Apacas from 30 cts up.
5000 yds SIEErlNGS fom IA to 2 cts per yd, ut tn
manufacturers price.
1000 yds beached Shentings. Drings, Tickings, &c.
Bonnet Ribbons satins silks, Pumes and all kinda of bon
trimmings, cloak and dress fringes, Gimps, Cord &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

Cashmere blk Silk uud all styles of Wool shaws sa,chcs
Travelling Bags, Umbrellas, &c.
Ready made Clothing, large assortment.
GOO pairs thick and thin BOOTS for aud boys, Ladies'
shoes, Rubhors and Over Shoes, &C.
10000 rolls PAPER lANGlNGS from the manufacturers
you third by examining my assortment.
20n0 yds NEW CABPETlNGS. all wool from 56 pr I'D
oil Capeingt, Bookings, &C. al Boston prcesca. fail
200 lbs LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, always hand, chen p.
$50 do wild do do for 30 cts per h.
Large assortment Of CRoCKERY, HARD WA6E & GRO
CERES.
IS chests Teugood II 40 prime AZ ctsI defy you
hny ND u cd ren for i3 5 | con soil Won.
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1000

DIECES ALPACcAS, silk and Mohair stripd Lustrss,
Ginghams NJ. DO LaH.s, oregons, Cashneres, Prints,
SC. Very cheHpat GEO, p RIKER'S.
Sept. ~, 1877 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

QN B. All Goods shipped by ihs line will be
ly weighed and CAREFULLY HANDLED. Mark Goods
Care TRAVIS x co.
ll;f TRAVIS L. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-25

A CLEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
e SKIN often Ispa.Vs appearance. caused sisS;
simply disease u skin ' the ,hoa..nc shs
ss s' balm Eat
SsS% p T.
pei them and make the skin clear and bsautifeven vel
VS. IN S,.s. Of sessy
se has osn eesed cures y.1y oner remedy ss
fs Blessing delighted s S
na But mind get the seuuneask for Jones' Italian Che
Sold IN New York only at the sign Of the American Eagle
also. Jonss spanish % wss bsrans
sas wss p The &. face of as.
making the gums Gsslthy, &c price q cents box.
rhlsdepha, ZeiheI Ledger Buildings. y Baltimore Mo-
Ss;, T:yG Ncs. J, ss Bsoas in Pittsburgh 80 L.
DALD, GREY, RED OR WHITE HEADS. and those
who would posses, beautiful head of hal, for very
Mr. Abraham vs@derbeek of2s Ayspue p New Y9rh.e;.
Of two bottles oiJones Coral Hair he has
good crop Of hair aud will soon have oog thick ana luz
c. Mr. w y" q. 50 Of p.s EIs Tss%.
head top entirely bald for fifteen years and
bs si bs az as sSow1g aud using
h ls Longer TO have better head Of hair than he ever
Two THOSE WHOSE HAIR is ORGY, or falling on
turning ns ssy and Sns Of sad that have
growing fast fine dark look Before used Jones
Coral Hair Restorative combed out nssdic q hs, s'y
% King street, New York.
LAVE YOU sCURF OR DANDRUFF--Mr. Power q
III grocer Fulton street. had his hair completely choksd
NJ with pandn and Jones' Coral Hair Restorative entirely
aud permanently cured IL.
no YOU WANT TO DRESS Besutfy, and make you
~ Hair soft aud fine f-Resd
l. Henry f. Cullen, late barber board the steamboat
South Amerca certify that Jones Hair Restorative
article used for dressing, softeping
keeping the hair long time SOFT clean silky, dark and IN
Sold ~ New only the sign Of the American Eagle,
90 Chatham street-prce J, 4 or 9 shillings
Agents 10 hladelphia-Zeiber, Ledger Buildings; In
Brooklyn i39 Fulton street. in Boston Redding, State ST.
IN Baltimore Taylor, jarvis buildings; IN Pttsburg 90 Lii
berty St; IN Newark, ". j. 81 OIds Xs Broad s.
ar msr-
II ANE's PATENT PORT ABLE BATHING TUB and
N Shower Bath connccted-A splendid emohtcu.
emcn about htng their country residences, wcald do
general assocut OF bathing tubs shower baths and baths
Wholesale and retail. CHARLES KANE,
jc5 sot'rc IN Bowery, n. ".
rINO TAILORS-Thc undersigned has remaining hand
afcw copies OF his ccebratrd work Cutting, among
which few copies slightly soiled but oher
sec which he will sell reduced is Heemed
unnecessary any thing rase Of 's above vof' IS
universally scknowc by the trade be the 1ost fai
and complete arrange ever befor PUBLISH J.
Price Of the book complete. .-.....Sl SO
20 hnl, n,,uho ..s.'. .''''''''''''
Addccss with remittance, w IL sfiNSME - 4
lyle 3et-r No ii3 B,oadw y, n. y II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-25

DEAL, yALENCIENNEs l. ACEs--w SCOTT Co.
N No s7 Broadway Offer slse sss9rtment Of ts sooss
various widths tnder regular prices As
PATTERNS in Muslin Trimming Bands Infants Waists hoo~
md Caps; English aud Frenct Thread Lsces ana
6ne iaronet csmbr,c null an nansook musIins fan"s,I
chiefs collars, Chemiseues, Cspes, Visns Ns'.
very small advance ~ the costof impoHsuo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-25

rrinceton. recession kc. at Trenton--spseches In
State House.dinner at wyckofrs Five hours ia Tren-
ton On at o. via Bordentown and Camden to Phladel-
phia. In past =, supper at half past nine
July 7-Quiet passage through by regular morning.
train to Baltimore, dine at the Exchange Arrive in
Washington ut half past r. NJ.
Time out sixteen days Unprecedented Journey In
the amount Of business done, visits made
Sc, and distance travelled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
Trust Sale.

IlY virtue ofa Decd in Tmsi, rxccu,@l 10 the
~ snl,scrihrr by the late John 4. Faucet for
certain purposes ihcrriu named, viii prOoee'i To
I'll, I.cione the cour honsc ,looT in the town al
IIllsl'orough, on Tuesday the I'D ,a, oi No,enI-
LEI next (bcins the second day Of count week, }
the following tracts snd parcels u Land, 10 vii
tine Tract containing GIG Acres. more or less a'l-
joining the Lands Of Joseph Nilsson AMI Rsl Hes
Ter; Une other Tract containing ls3 Acres, more
or less. known ~ the Palmer place, adpaning
Paul, Parrish and others also the Lots next the
ri, ~. whercon the shop aWl stables ae situated
aud House and lot whereon the said Faucet rc.
sided. adjoining Pride Jones; also one l.ot adj
Joining Capt. Berry, No. 50. and one Lot on the
west side Of Bctsey Panin, known as No. "a.
A crcd, OF nine months will bc given, the pur'
chaser giving bond with approved security, With
interest from the date.
JOSEPH ALLISON, Trustee.
October 81. O2-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
GOLD PEN STATISTICS.

The in,ell,gen. New York correspon.
dent Of the Charleston Courier, has given
10 one Of his late letters an interesting
account Of the invenllon Of gold pens, and
the manner in which they are made, a
portion Of which we subjoin: '
The first pen Of the sor, ever used was
in 1898. The idea OF tho utility Of gold
for ths purpose was conceived by the Rcv.
Mr.. Cleveland. He communicated this
idea to Mr.. Brown, who improved on it,
aud Immediately went into the business.
lie was followed by some half dozen
others. Bagley lie now the most extensive
manufacturer Of the article, and he employs
in 1t a capital Of $4,000. His expenses
are 81 900, per week. Plat & Brothers.
in the early stages of the manufacture,
made conirac. with Brown & Bagley
for all the pens .hoy made, and thus had
The monopoly Of the market for three
years. They sold $75 1000 per annum o
this article, nearly one halt OF which was
profit. Baglsy then went on, and has
made a rapid fortune. Ills pens rank The
lire, in the market, although Browns ant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
MEXICAN WEALTH.

FROM TnE TRAVELS OF HUMBOLDT.
This traveller afIirms that The riches Of
Mexico are infinIisly superior 10 those Of
Peru. 1 know ofno Peruvlan iamily, says
he, IN the possession Of fixed and certain
revenue Of 10000 fIaues lS2G, O00l-
buI IN Mexico there sSe individuals who
possess DO mines. aud shose revenue
smounIs 10 million Of frsnes ts2OO. 900. J
The family Of the cOun, de lie vslsneIsno
possesses slone, on the ridge on the
AIDES, 9 properly worth 25,0OO,000 OF
francs. $4,000. 900 without including
the mine Of ysIenciana, which yields one
year with another, nett revenue OIL 500.
600 lrres (s2i0. OOO.)
The CounI de Regia built 81 his own
expense two vessels OF The largest size,
worth 100000. and presenIed them 10
the King Of Spain.
The family Of ENgoaga, well known
fnr its benrfcence. Intelligence and zeal
for the public good. exhibits The example
Of The gIeaIesI wealth winch vas ever
denrtd from q mine. A single vein
which the Marquis Of Fsgoago possesses
10 the dlstIict Of Sombredsth, left in five
or six mon,hs. all charges deducted, 0
nett profit OF s4,00O,OO0.
The European reader will be still more
as,onishcd, when inform him Of exuaor-
binary TACT, thai this family lent shout the
year 1900, . sum Of more shan,,hree mil.
lions and a hall Of francs, ts700. 0O0i
without interest, 10 q fiiend WHOSE for.
tune they believed would be made by il
in . solid manuel
The mine. tsays IIumbaljn have On.
doubiedly been the chef sources Of the
greatest fortunes Of Mexico; but there 10
also q considerable number Of rich fsmi-
lies who have never had the working oil
any miues. Such are The descendants oil
Cortes, the conqueror Mexico. The
Duke OF Monlelnu, tho head 0f that fam.
lily, possesses superb estates in The prov
ince OF Caxaco. They would yield him
On annual revenue Of $500. 900, bu. resi-.
ding in Nsples, the greater part OF this
To complete the Wow % ,.s ;-.-.s"ss
wealth centred in the hands Of a lew indi.
yidual. m Mexico, continues llumboldt.)
| will add exact establishments oi the rev.
enuc OF some OF the Mexican clergy; q
vast number OF whom suffer extreme poV.
euy, while Others possess revenues
which surpsss those Of many Of the soVe'
reign princes oi Germany. ror exam
pie:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

When Ire annoyance had e0nlinned tllree
oF four days, tlar saeEeiary sirpped un nne
morning u llle doar-keePer, and inquired
whether he kneW xhaI thai man came r.
Icr daily. Yes" sail The fanclionAEy.
- an ofire. ! suppose" sTme; bnl do
yoa know what Office ?" - No. siE.' =
: Well. thep. ! viii lsll you--he lnaslis
your place." The meeting next mora
ing hetween The Office seeker aud The Po-
line daoF-keeper Is said 10 have bern rich,
FROM lIle peeuIilT manner IN which the IN
irHder was informed the secretary was not
NJ home. @m+~ ~~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

Making the enormous sum OF $3.50, 1000
annually divided among eigh, clcrgymsn !!
A SUN slmost sufficient, To defrsy The ex-
psnses oIthe civil government, OF the Uni
ted States.
Bot II is 10 Mexico, as elsewhere, the
inordina,e wealth Of lev makes the inor-
dinsts poverty Of many. The great body OF
the people (says Humboldp are suffering
for necessaries, while the mobiles and gress
clergy are wslIowing in princely sststes.
In the metropolis alone, city which con
tains 10000 inhabitants you may see
10000 poor wresches. living in the open
at, aud depending for their bread upon the
bounty Of the passenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
Attention I!

IL the Commissioned and Raa-e commissioned az.
fars aad -ntsieia,as, btLagiag 10 tLe Assr
H.ge BattaLoa.
Not arr hereby commanded TO attend al VII.
liam Tricr's on fTilsy the 81 Of DccembcT,
at II o'clork. armed and eauipi Far trill muslcr
aud count martial; aud on saturday the ith, nj
u O'Clock. YOU win attend with your Respective
companies loo battalion eKcrcis. a. The oil.
ccIs will attend their din ON Friday with gus.
II. X. wffHERSPOON, Msjnr.
November 6. Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

he . Rirhslssa'' psn. aide By 4. Wai-
son 4 Co.. als squaily good.
n the mangfsriars q pens. me geld Il
Eirss relied OF 10 IIbbons. and thea COT
10 sdle % the required sharei The points
pot on aud ghsn ground down 70 ne re-
CURED nIb. The points are lTIidinm.
nss meisl formed uilh plssinun. The
points are oil inpoTlsd. generally xiiboet
the ceremony 81 IN introduction 70 The
custom hose. snd cost IRON 81 10 SIS
per ounce. Tie pens and eases sell irom
80 10 SEQ per dozen. The manufacture
Of lhe silver cases il . distinct business.
and employs a large capital. Ii 10 not
easy 10 make an esnmals Of the member
of pens manufactured per snnum, but IL
is probshly not less than 1000. 900. Of
~hlch Brown a. BsgIry make about one
half. A person Who bad not thought Of
she subject, would scarcely suppose Thar
eight hundred pounds weigh, Of gold ~ere
used up every year IN she msnulaelure Of
such . infllng article IS pens, business
unknown ten years sgo-yel. such is Tho
fact. The demand Tor the article 10 emf
nous. and il 10 nov difficult 10 hhd . per-
son who writes 81 ell. Unprovided with
tins most economical Of ell pens. Ono
export Of one thousand gross has beea
made 10 England, where they sell Tor .
guinea apiece.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
Fifteen Dollars Reward,

DAN away from tho subscriber, on the 18th
~ instant, Negro Man, by the namc OF An
DERSON, who formerly belonged TO Miss IL.
Thompson, IN the immediate vicinity Of Hillsbo-
rough, and he is probably now lurking in the
neshborhood of said town. The above reward
will he given for his apprehension and delivery
to X. +. Morris in HiIlslnrough, or to the sub
scribcr at Ro1borOugll, n. Z. s.... 80,
1-..... -, A, HOPKINS 5.
October 95. ..t..r w
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of Deed in Trust. made by ih' late
ID John 4. Faucet To the undersigned, he will
offer Coz sale, at the court house in Hllshorough,
IN the sd day Of November neat, (heing lie I'd
dAy Of court week,) TIVE likely Negro
Men. by the names Of Walker and Frank "'.
are excellent carpenters, sober and steady
One Of said boys win I've sold for Cash, aud the
other ON a credit Of nine mouths, the purchaser
giving bond aud good security, with interest from
date. <ts.s+'t @#' s.. @#.
C. T. FAUCET'r, Trustee.
n.,,I.,, %. 02-3w
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The Patriotism Of women.

sa nv sRS. sHGorRSET.
How sI,sIl Ne all De land NJ IOsei
Der ansi. lo'nrs 10 poarl
And eaieh the NarIiiaE's Ersihfal mood
Prom Amazonian loEel
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