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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
From the National Intelliseneer.
ana s1H THE WAR.

Aa&3 #&3 thhA "Ah'
We are satisfied. upon deliberate re.
view IL an the public and private accounts
that have rcarhcd us from Puebla. that no
news of decisive character need be look.
ed for from that quarter for several weeks;
one reason for this impression being the
want of likelihood that Gen. Scott would
undertake TO march his force for an at.
tack upon lhe city Of Mexico, without ur-
gen, necessity. during the rainy season,
which begins on the 10Th of June, and
will not end before late in September
There are other reasons against the prob
ability of an immediate movement by the
main body OF the Amy upon the City I;
hut this one reason being sufficient. IL Is
hardly necessary to state The others which
have influence upon our mind, especially
as they reach us through private chan.
nels. s..@-sa .. ~.- a. ia s*sta&## 800
Nor do we feel so certain as some OF
our contemporaries appear TO he, that II
VIII be necessary Tor the Arms 10 advance
upon Mexico al all. We cannot bring
ourselves 10 believe that the Mexican rhIel'
iains, by whom every thing il directed
will not find il to their personal interest
as well as tina, Of their country, to listen
to proposals Of peace, which our Govern
megt now makes TO Them; proposal:
which Of course there would have never
been occasion 10 make had not the wal
been most unnecessarily brought ON.
The tone of some Of the Washington
correspondents for the eastern city press
cs, who have heretofore been supposed .,
US TO he possessed of the views oil TIN
Administration, is calculated. we think, Il
mislead their readers. We refer a, this mo
ment particularly 10 the letter OF the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Public Led
ger that appears in that paper OF ihurs
day, which talks about .'tticiaiing peace,
and "muking the Mexicans conform 4
our ,erms;" aud hanging" all Mexican
found in arms who are moi under the con
mand of regular officers; about Z" beg'r
ming TO tac the Mexicans, not only ind
rectly. but directly, as is customary in a
wars" laying export duties on specie
&c, concluding as follows: go. ~. ..-
"If Mexico does not m Ike an immediate peac
the whole conquest of peace will he reduced
a.financal problem: how to draw from MeSi'
the sums necessary to prosecute the war wi
visor, to the entire suhuga,ion of Mexico dow
TO the lsthmus.'' .r,a =. -. -r- T.
We sincerely hope that Mexico ma
make an immediate peace; but il is grea
ly misleading The puble mind 10 Undue
ii to suppose that it will be by accedII
to such degrading terms, or yielding
such ferocious threats, as are here inilm
ted. We do not deem SD harshly of o
Administration as 10 suppose that II "
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Obituary.


Died, in this county, on Sabbath evening the
9Th inst, Mr.. STEPHEN GL,ss, aged about 40
wears. His last sickness was short and painful.
but il was borne with the patience and submis-
sion of christian man. Aware of his approach
ing end, he expressed himself resigned to the will
of God, and no murmur escaped his lips. lie
had been a member of the Presbyterian church
for near thirty-fvc years. and one of ITS Office
bearers for about tho same period. He took a
lively interest in the prosperity of the church, and
in whatever promised to improve the moral con-
,liton of his fellow men. The last public act Of
his life was TO take part in raising funds to sup
NV destitute families with the word Of God. This
was the last work he was to do in his Masters
vineyard. The most prominent feature in has
character was evidently that of Kindness 1t
seemed to be the very spirit which he breathed
wherever he came In the domestic relations as
husband, father, and master, he was in many re-
spccts most cxemplaY-always on the alert to
minister to the happiness Of those around HIM.
As a member of society, he was active and pub
lie spirited, he was generous and humane. and
we suppose there are none to say that he ever
turned deaf ear to the cry Of distress, or refused
to administer relief when in his power to do So
The loss of such a. man to the community IN
which he lived, and to the church of which he
was member, must be deeply felt But it fats
heaviest on bercaved widow and fatherlcss chill
dren. May amcrciful God sanctiiy this affection
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Notice.

A DEMONSTRATION on the estate ofTH0N-
N ASJCOUCH, deceased, having been grant
ed at August County Coart, lsi7, for the county
Of Orange, 10 the undersigned, he has appointed
William n. Pratt his agent to settle the business
and notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
to said estate to make payment to said Pratt and
for Ill persons having claims against it, topreseni
them to said Pratt, for payment, within the time
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in
bar Of their recovery. ----- 49,
d. JAMES NJ. COUGH, Admir-.
.~ VIM. N. PRATT, Agent.
August "A, HAT. I'd.
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The steaR-.hip Cambria srsised u Dos
ton ~ish IlssrPoal ds'ss IN lhe 4,h ms.
Iiy this sHi. 4 we lsa'a that is.esdssefrs
lad suffered saolbsI Le-Ty decline.
Psrlismsal has been di.solsed. aad tie
new elections are proceeding sigsEnssly.
81 lsr - tie Iela-ns have hsea made.
they show complete Triumph Zoe tie
free trade PrnriPlr. -=--s-a
Lord John RSsstll, VITO will form the
new cabinet. has bsen Teslselsd ior the
eily OF London. s
The pEOsreeI. OF The harvest continue
unexeePiionsh.S encouraging, ard every
where proposes = most abundant yirld.
II has sireaiy commenced N several a
The Southern countries. The crops Of
wheat. oats and barley. are unusually
healthy. aud the pulalo crop. noISish-
standing sll that has bern sud about the
Temperance Of tie rot. is affected 10 .
very insignificant ex,eai.
Report. from Ireland are equally GLOW.
ing, AMI famine and disease are rapidly
vanishing. -...s. *.s.
Seyeral heavy failures have occurred
in the corn trade. aud many Others oil I
serious character are sPpFrheDded.
A formidable conspiracy Of The mos
! diabaliral character has been discovered
a. Rome. Tie Offices d lie eonsp,rs
tors, Who announced 90 several hnnGIe'
in numbers. was i0 massacre The cnizenl
and remove the Pope tn Naples by fnrre
/ Five Cardinals Of exalted risil and mill
tary Offices, have been discovered 10 hsy
been sbeit rs. - ... -. ..<
! Popo'sr feeling has become nrre tran
qu,l IN France. The King was well r.
ceiSed By the people on the celsbiaiio
Of Tie glorious three days.
+ Ths. Chamber of Deputies is about
! be dissolved. 81
Several ssnguinary battles have bee
fought between the Russisns and circsi
/, slams. Tps iormsr have been delicate
with considerable loss.
, Switzerland is threatened with re- oil,
zion. The Sender. a band, or Caihol
r league, have armed the mseiEes, but The
. are likely1o be suppressed.
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A Question for Financiers.-Mr

ACQUISITION for Finaneiers.- MIR. Sec.
rotary Walker has taken much pains 10
persuade the world lha, low tariff will
bring more reyenue than a high tariff,
Why did it happen that he did not prac.
tiee upon his own preaching when he set
tied The tariff for the port of Vera Cruz !
Why should twenty per cent. yield the
maaimnn here, and five times twenty in
Mexicol ..~ $3.50
These are questions which we should
like To have answered, inasmuch as they
implica,e the consistency ofthe Secretary,
and his confidence in his own theory.
T. Richmond Hzig.
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JefFerson's Opinion of War" Never

JefFerson's Opinion ofWar.-" Never
was SO much lalse arithmetic employed
OH any subject, IS tina, winch has been
employed TO persuade nations that il is
for their interest to go1o war. Were the
money which it has cost 10 join lit,le
town. OF little territory, the RICH, 10 cut
wood heie, or catch fish there. expendet
in improving what they already posse's,
in making roads, opening rives, building
ports, improving The arts, and finding
EN- ploy ment Ior their idle poor, j. wouit
render them much stronger. much veal
th,er. and happier. This | hope will b
our wisdom" 5s p --e'' a~..s ..-@
Je6erson's Virginia, p. 900.
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Notice.

TINE undersigned having at the present Au-
N gust term Of Orange County Court been ap-
painted administrator of GILBERT STRAY
HORN. deceased. hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted TO said estate to make payment
and for all persons having claims against the same
to present them according to law, or this notice
viii he plead in har of their recovery.
ALVES DURHAM, Admir-.
August "a. 93-3w
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Notice.

TUyHE subscribers having taken out letters of
IL administration on the estate of ROBERT
TATE, deceased, at August termof Orange Coun-
ty Court, .ls47, request all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and all
peasons having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated. within the time
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in
bar of recovery. s 3 s
JOSEPH TATE, j.. adm,rs.
CALVIN TATE, =
August a. tsr1 sS-
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Notice.

yJSHE subscriber having been qualified as adj
IL ministrator OH the estate OF HARDIN
COUCH, deceased. at August term OF Orange
County Court, ls47, hereby requests all persons
indebted 10 said estate to make immediate pay
ment ; and those having claims against the es-
tate will present them. properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
WM. NJ. PRATT, Admir-.
Auaust "a. aa esd .~s@~s 81 eS-3wpd
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From die National In,elIirencc,,.
ELECTIONEHRING MANGuvREs.

ELECTIONEERING MANEUyREs.
jiGnVurrss, we call them though, in
truth, a harsher name wonld well eharac-
ierize the straisgcns " hich are frequently
empleyetlOn the eve Of any important G..
lection by unscrumIieus psriisans. One
Of these we have noticed in party paper
in Baltimore hhe Argus) which can hard.
ly deceive any Intelligent man, and yet,
being uncontradicied, may. through it, mere
holiness, pass current with those whs will
not give themselves the trouble 10 inquire
how true il is.
We refer TO statement in the Argus Of
Tuesday last. denying the cxpensiveness
Of tile Mexican War, contained in the fol.
lowing wouls:
at is known to every well.informed
man that Congress has as vet voted only
lweniy-eight millions for war purposes,
and that part Of this sum is We, unex'
pended" .. -... '~:s ...
The farIs, in regard to Military and Ma
val Appropriations. made since the com.
mencemcnt Of the Me1can War. as is
shown by the Appropriation Laws, are as
follows: ,.+.-......-s .. ..
T. Appropriations at the last Session.
teers TT. .':. s32, l7s,46l 81
! For supper, Of the navy s,3o7,s5s II
, For concluding peace with Mexico 100000 u
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HEADACHE REMEDY FL I'LL lkkk@
or Silk HEADACHE.
Tkss tlssrSaa.s rssn77slass n.sy = esrest q -
Rxas-a1ds a s.1zsese4 Eksaazae kns~ay.
wtsdh - rrrud dseassl.as 4 - so xss@ -
80 PFr<sS sser asfsrag Nxsks - - d1ssi.-
~ ss1less. Oh ~ stssLs 4 - sa1ay 81
h 1ussa. ~ hsa Olszslsia 4 asssG So > "A
iasnls Z issaa- hr~Gs a1sKF~a~a ssssshs
shsie hoslls. 90 80 4 iwe - ta.se~ tinss 80
Il<n ooaslsia lssa taxy az - uuad Atssss
uia ousr hTn ....
ga Mhslasais ~ Isaasssk q c. Ncw
YSsk, n coHal4Esd-i. '
For ssie ~ @
D. HEARTT. Hala~~ussA.
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A Wife Killed by her Husband

melancholy accident occurred near Troy,
Pennsvlv ania, on Thursday night. 2Sth
ull. Some lime in the night Mrs. Pierce,
wife of DR.. ]. d. Pierce, had occasion to
90 to the window Of the chamber in which
they were sleeping, leaving DR.. Pierce a.
sleep. The raising Of the win'low'swoke
him, and he instantly seized his gun,
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WADSWoRTH, TURNER 8 co.
Wholesale Dealers in
DRY GOODS,

NO. 7o, 5fafh ST., kstenhiohus va,
A RE now OJrning. and win continue to re-
N ceiyc throughout the season. an assortment,
Of SPLENDID FANCY. and a very largo and
varied assortment of STAPLE GOODS, sdap-
ted 60. and selected f,Sr. the North Carolina and
Virginia trade. They are satisfied that MGR.
chants visiting this market. will find il much %
their advantage 10 examine their stock. hcing de-
ternined 10 offer erery induomsnt presented in
any market. :"
August l6. 81
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THE subscriber having, at May Term, ls47,
Of Orange County Court, taken out letters
of administration on the estate of JOHN VANN,
deceased, hereby requires all persons indebted to
said estate to make payment to him without de-
lay and all having claims against the same, to
present them within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be insisted OH in bar OF their
recovery. ..-.-...---
HORATIO VANN, Admir-.
August 81. 49,. 93-3w
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II A r RE D,

On Tuesday, the 18th inst by Rev. Noah
Richardson, the Rev. Eyocu CRrrrHFIELD, of
this county, TO Miss BIrnExA D. WoMBLE,
daughter of Jesse Nonlblc, esq, of Moore coun-
tN. Il - -
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B.d. - ssuaa Fs. A<~ N~ssaa. shsz3 - zssh
Il AE1l ID. Mr. MiLLsss y. cssss. f.rns-iy
4 Ralssh, \ the eish seas q rs - n
ee0s--aa~ass ssasnlslT i s..ecu~.asEs Z csFl
Ih~n.HE y. lLasinr = - Gsssssss~ egzzsly. Ne,
sd wAs naoss sraeatly astsrhel - slesrExsns IN
deIsoing = tls Faisasiaas ~ assashil~ iasileui
60 arzng.aign IA NrN MsAi0s. Aislsszaa d. Irass
marnaE o oumIaainL Hs @as = ysuag nssn q
mage than 0n1insg PFoalise. saaa has - laEse
arrlr ~ ailfig tIirnas ani aisAissaass rslalisrs
sAo HiI drrPy drFaoR rs L.. All ~ iong
sl.esish Ihe HrnOg 81 his many virtues. sd
mSun lissaIly ds4th. Ens1 rr.
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THE GRAEFEMBERG VEGETA-
BILE PILLS. -.

THE GRAEFEMBERG VEGETA-
!. + BILE PILLS. *t
uJ' 10000 Bores sold Each and Erery Werk'
V1HE Graefcnberg Company hereby give TO.
IL tee that their general agent for the State OF
North Carolina, is . ...4~.. .
Col. WILLIAM JONES,
L0UTSBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY
/ The General Agent is fully prepared to sp-
point sub-Agcnts wherever there is no branch Of
the Company; either on personal application or
by mail, postpaid. The rapid sale of thesece
LIBERATED pills, and the extraordinary cures they
are constantly efecting, render them, by far, the
most popular pill of the age. An Agency will
consequently be very valuable. - T.
The Gmeienberg Pills sre iaconceisabfy supe-
lior to any ever before discovered In all bilious
complains; in general arrangement OF the sys-
tenn; in all disorders which result from a bad
state of the blood, these pills are sovereign re-
medy> ~@ @s*-* 7@sa . @@#@
In the class Of diseases called chronic, the Grae-
fenberg Pills achieve their highest triulnphs. Here
they defy all competition. Entering within the
hidden recesscs of the system. they quietly but
surely purify the blood, root out disease, and give
tone and yigor to the body.
CURES Are CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
by these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof Of
this could be given, but trial of one box will
convince the patient They can be ordered aud
sent BY mail, at trifiing expense. The price is
IS cents a box. Where ttco doliurs trarth are
ordered aud the money re,nifted. the Company
,riR pay the postage on the Pills. Remittances
at the Companys risk. Wherever there is no
Agency Of the Company they can be ordered by
mail. r. -
These Pills are taking the place Of all others,
and no sick person should be without them.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bowel Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Fe,
ycr and Ague, Headache, Jaundice, Liver Com
plants, Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints
Green Sickness, sc. SC, yield at once TO these
/ Pills. They purge away offensive humors, ar
rest the progress of disease, and at the same time
restore tone and vigor to the system. In cases
! of general arrangement of the health, they are
i SOVEREIGN.
j BY THEIR USE,
J The weak will become strong; the pa's and biz
ioss complexion be restored to a perfectly ifes1
! and healthy color; oil the bad symptoms wiz ore
by one disappear.
IL In short, these Pills are, an uncomfortable ads
Iyance upon any other medicine ever before offer
ed to the public. A triaLwill satisfy any one Of
this. s.a
June Is. ,a*~~s~~- ~~~s"@a 3D.
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nrETTNG OF THE WlRDENs

TKNIIE Semi-Annuai Msxting q The csosi Il
n W4nAens vii b. hid a III Poor Hsisse
on tl.e 6Iss MsaAay u SepsralheE neal. A So
IrIiRlsnleat viii be eiacal ior tic ens.siag year
and Ien.sas having hnsiness With he Maldcns
can then make sppiiraiion.
By oIleT Of dc csaEt II Manaens.
NAT. ID. Balm, Clerk.
Augns 81. 81
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+ u Printing Paper, "f The lest quail.
". of any Dimensions, EayelOIs, krapplne, &c.
de-. furnished At the shortest noiice. We in-
,ite orders from North Carolina, which may he
addressed Ia Messrs. Davenport. Alien & Co,
Richmond, Agents Of the Company. Or 10 the su-
pcEiaicIldepi al the Mil. -s.-
August. 1871. ST.
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OFFICIAL.-From the q" Union"

From Pueola.-A letter has been re-
cri,ed in Washington. from an officer OF
the army, as lare as the 29th and 3Otll
July. Ii states that General Scott would
move upon the capital as soon as General
Pierce arrived with his reinfoicements-
about the I'd or Sd ol August. Mr.. TI's'
had been quite i'll, lint was then GONZALES.
cent. We are happy to hear that Gen
Scott had waited upon him during his IN
disposition, to confer with him about the
public concerns.
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Notice.

n ETrERs q ai.nin6tratiau - he esiair a
II Jesse CLINTON, deuesssd. having h@ss
Ersnlrd 10 lie sulsseTil<T a Mar Term 1871. q
OEAnee c0unsy coart BE- l.sIsl.y Feqnilss al pr
sons il.iriAed 70 SaA eslssr 10 naaks fsymeni 70
him sEiahoui delay and ~ having rlsiBas against
the sane. 10 Esnsenf ihsm wilhia he tine pre-
srr;led h law. o. shis neaue siil le insisird On
IN lar ~ fleir Herovrsy.
WASHINGTON DUKE, admir-.
Angus q. WV
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THE higlel market Isice in cash paid for
A. Cotton and Linen RaSs, white o. ColoFeL
a. Ihe Franklin Paper Mil IN Richmond. biIgi-
MIA. Pageels forwarded 10 lhs subscriber viii h.
promIGly Attended ". and pay menl Tenailied a.
instructed by the owners.
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Franklin P.Per Mil,
Richmond. Va. 81
August, IsIT. 90
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an5 naaae ia % Waak ags fsa daaaa . a. aaaEs
q sauarizaz saa slFElai nFiEAa s&xsss. a.
ETn< NsaSe A11ssdsr a.ata.--<sslr n
- F1aa~0Y-
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Total Of war appropriations

S.. Total of war appropriations s0,s73,o65 90
The appropriations for the same objects
at the next session OF Congress. should
the war continue, will exceed rather than
fall short of Fifty Millions of Dollars.
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Seed Wheat for Sale.

IN BUSHELS of Blue Stem, rennsyi'sma
co White wheat, at 81 so, per hnshel.
100 bushels of Mediterranean Bearded, at 81.
Both produced from seed furnished by the Pa
tent Office of the United States, and as the grain
will show, well suited to the soil and climate Of
Orange. Inquire at this Office, or Of u.s..
CALVIN HILL.
Iulv %. Sew
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Army Appointments, Promotions,

Army Appointments, FfoMosIousI
&c.-AInong the recent General ur.
ders" from the WaI-DeparlmenI, we fad
the following: -..a~
First Lieut.. Charles r. Jones, to he
Captain. July I6, 1917, vice Maneganlt,
prom ted to Thirteenth Infantry.
William 7. Graves. of North Carroll
ma. 10 he Assistant Quartermaster with The
rank OF Captain, July Ia, 1917, vice WIFI
taker, deceased"
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Cap,ain Richards, who lately died at
Tampico, i, appears, is Capt. Walter +.
Richards, of this state, hn was a private
in the Rockingham company ofv"lunteers
at the time he received his appointment.
- 49, .-,-r~~~>>~>> a.. g.. e All
Expenses of the War. We have
seen various estimates OF the costs oil the
war, varying from thirty TO one hundred
millions of dollars. We have supposed
that, if the war were to be closed to NOR
row, the total cost would not fall much
short Of the latter sum; and this suppose
ton is strengthened by list OF the appr"'
priations made for war purposes, as gwen
in Thursdays National lnlelligencer.
The whole Of these appropriations $50,
s73 ,O65) have been already expended
within few millions Of dollars, all these
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a Is6,4i9 9s

Appropriations at the previous Session.
For prosecution Of existing war slo,O00,000 90
Nor support of the army 6,S73 ,0s2 Ga
For volunteers and other troops ll,957,S5 90
For support of the navy 7,iI9.7G3 So
For regiment Of mounted rif'cmcn Sl,5OO 90
For sappcrs, miners, and pontonicrs $4,000 90
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nflFr sarh trims as aEH aHfaRsasfaaG viii
~ RassgF n 49, alEe1 naliusss. ~ ssstl =
Z A@ass A,sf ~ Fti,Fs a - asibna u
EREafeaR dnsernl ca nonfps. Ne d
Hal tilifk Ilasi oar Gosrnanens rsaa asse
H1eIsd sHrh ieEmss aHd nserssore ne 10
~ fr~PsH.si Praae ~ili.osi aEy lursirrI
si,eteing u blooA- =@
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War Apr priations since the war begun.
Last year . S36,3S6,b4o o2
This wear s.- 4i,4s6,4l9 9S
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ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE ADDISON COUNTY
AGRICUL TURALsS SOCIETY.
TO BE HELD AT VERGENNES,
Thursday Oct. 7. 1S47.

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Hon. sILAs II. JENIsoN, President.
ELIAS BOTTOM, ESQ. V1ce
DAVID HAZARD, ESQ. Presidents.
E. w. BLAIsDELL, Jr., Secretary.
J. A. BEcKwITH. Esq-IAssistani Sec.
HARRY GoCDRIcH, Esq Treasurer.
MANAGERS,
Austin Dana, Cornwall, Cyrus Porter
Middlebury; Quintus C. Rich, Shoreham ;
Hyder Barnes, Addison; Harvey MunsiIl,
Bristol Morris C.. Smith, Panton; Oils Ca.
prom, Leicester; Seth Langdon, Jun, New
Haven 4; Ephraim MOulton, Jun, Whiting 4;
Leander d. Gregory, Weybndge; Washing
ton Miller, Salisbury Simoa IL. Walker,
Bridport; Samuel P. Strong. Vergennes
David d. Midelebrooks, F~errisburgh; Ste.
phen.M. Burroughs. Waliham McdadHurI-
burt, Monkton; Samuel d. Holcomb, Slarks.
boro'; Russell Tabor, Lincoln; Frederick
Smith. Ripton; Charles d. Robbins, Han.
cock /; Eber Lamb, Granville; Elualhan
Knapp, Goshen ;