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HANDSOME PRESENTS,
Eor Cb-;sfU.1s md NJ, ~, n

.
NAM l. MONTAGUE respectfully nds s,d the
w Public that he en- hand a. hs Mus- Sore
No. los Va a S:feei n trnt o Musical
Sos 'uls OF Ftei' q every Accomplishments Of
"H &C Wy sliAbe or TINS mas aDa PRINT
AtJOaDs ONS, v1ryi-E pues r. 10 $50 The most
heautiu a-toHm nj EVER offsrea for sale ety
",iIAAs, Of french Spanish ami &c Pserls OF
WI Gu are o. exquisite be NY to IN 3d. Tsgaris tone
UNSURPASSED
FLOiES AM CLAAiONETs q different the nine
keyd &c fre at $50 the Pcall al
priee you pease.
FLAGEoLErs' single and eoabea great variety Al pees from
IS cts 10 SIC.
ihs liIseE ASSORTMENT Of good vIoLINs in The city.
graf vsI city Of fIfEs, Octave FLUTES &C, &C.
BRAss lNSTRUMENTS e every description.
MUSICAL BOXES nc, &c
nameer OF popular SONGS MARCHES, wALTZEs &c So
eete AMI arranged IN eoleons OF l. each AZ prices
nom % cts 10 $50 and very suitable present. Can ard see
oi yourselves al the Sign Of the Goea Lyre
oypCsiie he EaEks. 4. "a
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NUMBER l.
TO FARMERS, cot STRy uTRcuAxr.

TO FARMERS, COT STRy uERcuANr,.
AND OTHEHS.
Great Reduction mt Prnit~utinry storc.
VIE sreses. By order % Board !. row All, 4. ~
u fer n greatly reduced prices
inr. - - ~" 80
5000 yards plain striped In.,y n, wor,.r,, ,,,,
In Store for Fall purchaser.
200 he1vy ready Kerry Coat.
zoo pairs 60 90 90 Parta
SEQ pisees Rrcsan large s.-ortn,en, N eo,. a.. A.
Shoe. eaual 10 he marset. - NV
Wagon fiaiBes- In pariious ~ ~-'' an
Wsrrsnted Ares, vcry superior
ht-o Wheat Fans, What IA rs. R,f,t~.,.,.-.
FURNITURE Of different kind. 0'-' IN
FOR ae ct feri,eas'y, vrry superior are, of V,, MN
s'onss. Wagons. Drays Cart. k- 1890 " "~' ''"'
ne aOnV. are oneed on teru- and mr.
ehsser' wi 90 well to call the Prrtsatar or Al Sion, Ne
~ 'Iee; icadiss to MEyo's Bnesr. - " w '''' w.
@ III Jas. C sPoTTs. hsr-, Pen'y.
NEW So IA NffOAr AND sFNIFI, N. N n. nv A. 49,.
EAIksnoRE VIA PISEy FONT.
hb punhc are hereby notified tina, the above
TINS WI se s-onrued s-n ,fer goa i,,,, a.,
49, - SS,s eaty tse con Ps sfrirg wh-a run ui
T. ae.r
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IAFFERSON 0TEI.-

lreH Nam ST., fen doors telo,v ne Aark,fJ
'eNHlS House has been fitted I'D in s,vJe or
eoot ara DfsEes uzsuEpassed BY any brse in IA. ei,v
= oW oen cog the Teee ton Of all Peoas disps % at,o
ss tSaoithren Tie Proprietor determined rot 10 -
seeo any ether house his BILL FARE ard b..
JUS bar without enumeration Of the invite. the puee 10
hn eau Transient patrons parties wi.hirR srD.,.
nave A. peasant and Comfortable fer their .e,nton
to are OF eVe'y klnd In an re- a.
I aou,s n The city With every fsriy eonvspiene.
ane determination TO keep good house TIE pFoors
tof sieis a share Of p0bhe pauohnss.
Nov.s, lsi6-Bo 10 IouSvv su.pa
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GEORGE EaaLE, aerciianI IA

No. i75 CHESNUT sTREE-T PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand, HE Tailoring Store Cd
posie the STATE House, aa aasori1t II French ,nd
English Coths Casuercs Ve-uss rc:sveip l-,c v,i
g Tie conducts the establishment principle OF -eus
n" garments out OF has but os Of quality d
as hath hanso tong enjoyed TIE ON in this ct,
and throughout the Union. Hc respectfully solicit e.,
rom seauenen visiting l- viii execute
orce entrusted 10 him superior rive and al lower ra.e han
the quality be anr sin. = ,h. -, =
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NEGRO-HIRlNE

WE Nbseriter tender their ssvice hcir feni
y public. 10 hiFe their NEGROES ensuing year
They would sdvs hos who employ the . inform IN m
a. cary a. Practicable ths; they hse opportunity
isnnE o0 ASss aai god prae Ne-Toes They koT-
that an eIp m nee Of several years aera
ssare Ct patronage.
% Their oEes IL s Frankn aad 18Th streets
in rear Of he City Hotel formerly Bel Tavcra).
Nov. 30th, 1876. Nph T. n mn
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ALkAANDBk'S TklUUBAPHEI
improvement OF 1876.

WIS new and popular LIQUID HAIR DYE.
ee - iniroineion' has met with ureximsei bu, rp,r
g and me subscribers woaH M. nphle a., -.
las htty been made, that n q. nd NV
peI eoofs the Hair either Blses or Brown ip.t,, IA
no'P ana neither washes or othea ard r-,.- :,
INC IT. m2-r's 70 it the beaay ee y o. you;h
o' ei'slehee VII be apparent every one upon am, |.
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FOR NEW OR LEANS.
ETAsKINs LIBBY Packet between Richmond
II September,
aud will c composed of ha following
BACHELOR, Capt. nfRAs Horror;
Brig ORLEANS. Capt WA. S-ITa;
Dng JOSEPHINE. Capt los RonksoE.
One Of the abovc viii leave this place regularly
month We confidence recommend the above
the pubic, bum Tor the trats and
commanded by steady
the trade For freight paAzaEe
having Accommodation both FOR cabin aud Storage
passengers, apply TO J. FISHER 4 SON, OF
HASkiNs < LIBBY.
r. II. An freight frc-n country for
received forwarded es
wharfage J. =. 4 -
H.A
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sPLENDID sTOCK OLE FALL GooDs.

Splendid STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
II .ATHROP, CHRISTIAN e. co. are in re.
- eept % unusually assorted stock Of DRY GOODS
comprising varsity suited county trade among
watch III
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Ricn Ombro e1adse Cashmere and Mous~uos
nirh Orrrnn. tastiuia, aud C1emanin. Pt,Id.
Plaid Msrno cAshmerss
Rich satin .trilsi Tibet d..
BA and cord firaess
Bk and satin strpeddo.
Bombaxine<. Cspes ami Popiins
Rich R,Ee Ou hrrr D'so.c SIN,
Rich fekin Fa:Vnne
Rich Gro De Naples Ciace do
Together with ercat variety
New style sstt nom 7se - per yard
White and eod smbt Muslin Robes
freneh enbd collars CHEMISTS. Cane.
Infsns Frocl Bodies. Sleeves. se
ombre shaded cioakines
Blk French doth aud CAssincres
sils, sain AID m -rino Yes Ing.
salnet- funsx kerr-y-. eahl. Ksrseyr
Pad Linssys white AMI red Fiasn.is
White Doma4, wcch nsinE and Carton Piannels
sevsnts Wbtnsy, and boun4 led Biaakst,
shk and msrif, Hosery, Cloves, hnev Cr,vats
Heavy wool Va and eoid craze and other
White and cod embd Cra-e petty
ALSO
carpehng-. isb. and Boekinfs
For sale, nj whoirah and retail ,.as.
te u No - WEST MAIN STREET.
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THE
RICHMOND HOUSE

SsliUATED ON Governor street, nearly oppo
ne Governors House ard about squares nom NAN or
street. having Gently received aaeor. rrr,-n
nush noe convenient and eommotio1 opened On The
% rex for The reception OF the ye.r
month week day. Tie .aacavor of the III -
nh who vii snp-rinend OF those who NAV
puI mp AZ the Establishment eonor able '
For the Information hose wfa nav car in n.iv,,s
there excellent Livery Stable near a, hant 49,, -
a., ~ Ss.s &c wen ATTENDED TO- B. L. MEADE
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STABLE AND LOT rnu n,

STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.
"a The LOT, with good Stable and Hydrant
F.. :, S,., Immediately ogpos the rc,dSne Of H. L. Ksst
LIST o, January Fof further particulars, enquire
10 R. JENKINS
- TO RENT, and possession gwen irnme.
A datey two ami comfortable brick ten-me-iS AZ the
upper end q Cary Street beyond the u Of tn
"a con- two ron. atd III othef 'hse and Ieh,n
ara ION ,av Food ssrders attach Apply II Fare,
near Ire premises who viii ,hsw The the sBerbs
os "-u RICH HILL Jr.
Ess nor RENT.-A large and comfortable
h Dwelling House rtualcd eosssr Of Gus, ,rd Frans
I'm si'ea Apply to nCTrD hill. Jr
Corner belHN ire Bank.
roe RENT-ON THE Ist OF JANUAIrY
PA Wiz upper part of the House now oc.
- :. cup ed BY the James River AM kalawhl Company
de 81. RoHEwT NoTT.
En- FOR RENT-The Dwelling House at
p-steni occupied by Han Mellon on 5'h street be
'W.sn Sr'nsin and G'aes Possession be ay.
no VT II w x J J Pay a 60.
Ss FOR RENT-rhe upper part of the
iio't formerly occupied BY wm p Bui,r Co Thsrr i, en-
'ah n. 20 on the front and rear FOF term, aseyto
&c u GiLLAGHgU q oLDSER.
Five stores for Kent.
hERE are beaa, fu snd wei st,os yet unirnsa
ted uEaar ihs City Ho=L formerly Bel Tavern To- rent
mos Voiaba irHIe>neBt ban berg in the most
eefts ana su is,s part Of th-Cy Hc oreaed
on or 90 NJ tn; slsi an lgtd e-aret.- 81
its proprietor vii greatly that part o. tie CIV
49, WI I rent, AZ Fea'on,, = Pee, to g'5d ieaenis For
-
20 E4NOR RENT. j hree brick tenements on
The corner Of Cary ard Flint Street To good
thr rent VII be moderate For apply GRIsFIN or
= - i'-el- de I5-tf
E1 ENOR RENT.-The house | OCCUPY. ON
- Ffankin street is for $500 per annun; it
n good order EEf The Ish
fr'ons wihing 10 examine the please cal betvre. IL
O'Clock in h' IN lrEins and so'eloeSPM R. n JENKINS
DRY GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-The
- Dry Goois' Stole Main occupied Calwsn
IL Tor rent AMI Possession Immediately Enquire
no U. H. jenkins.
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FOX SALE,

Fox SALE,
Sf The beautiful, comfortable, extensive ano
L convenient house AMI i5i Frankn
tenee OF James w Pegam deed WI
be shown TO wishing purchase great pleasure
ehf OF tie subscribers, and tie made par
ueular examination Of tie premises recommendation
VIRGINIA PEGEAM,
w. r. JOHNSON,
H. -TF r
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PASSAGETO NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH

= s'sNHE splendid ana swift Steamer
49, L ALICE. Caraih y. BROUGH having
ust un e'gjn= Through oyerharng Ia
ent has 'mnensed o. the CURrts PECK
leaving ID; Wharf a RocSeu every Monday "Wednesday
sni FfiHey " or inCs. att I2 oeceS.
ing The MICE viii leave Norfk Tuedly Thufs5ay
urtay Monnss, aihe hoIr 70 l2 ococ,
lh- Intermediate ia the River leg teigrnng
90 tasaye ard Fare from ehnoui Prtsr,hu
HoIio X meals ineated ore Do HA-KI,S - IIsRY.
tJr Pdisc wi .hirg Ne
aus remain the Alice uLt tie rest they
the Balmir- Beat aad hey mon
ing IN baimore without charge. keturi
acct the Bat'uiots Boat in thr rnnz
'ihs bh'in'c at nleE nvr IN
-Ocock ard 'sla.Lf
~ fasssEe ana fa-u ehnlcud
batfnoT', meals, locg Sc. Included SN Doa
3 The Accommodations Alice are well
Known Jane, River say that r
have been elualed much surpassed oopostioa that
has ever been the RIVER de %
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTIE PONADE

me proprietor OF this NEW and beautiful pre-
paator eonhfeaty rteoEnsrds hlvtrg no nyf m the 800
or Har'ing ee7ut full son si,y e-rlr. w h "a,
pro aeite ia grow h. ADD prevents a.. Iirr ont
DR. jACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
TOT Preserving and Feautifytng the TEETIr.
IT,: f,iNS TINE BREATH
Ihis article will be found invaluable where
persons ae To Son Swelling Bleeding Grn-fcr whn
t ana ving nmne~s 10 the T preserving them rom -
e07tsg oss dscay,for rendering delicious 30 m.
e0a ne H-irg the odouf foH had had breath o.
am " 10 tave dsardered p This excel
as ma hs strongest most ale Phy
p ~ pensp ooth IN Europe and the Uniiei states
Fer sale BY Duval Il Purcell X uuv,L p Iobn.to- u n,
val & Co. II Eu'aes 4 ron, s. Zaehrs.on A Ie.. n
eeeAer = BIO RieLssE4 spots~ooI Rosefsn ~ C,r,- !,
Co. Psfe-sbE-. T. C. Bree5en HfaeAesfer. J. coke 49,
@ SHd by ali tbs principal Druggists hoi The ~ = 90 =,
o. a. "HshL Sole Agents for ths u s., Philadelphia
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Rifbmoro Dailp fDbis.
Il M $

RICHARD III. T0LER, Editor.
WYATT N. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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70 Farmers and Planters.
FENHONAS ~ CHARLES ELLIS, have IN
n and Offer prices reduce heavy Of
use,
= LoniOn DunH Blankets
Hfavr Twill do
, Sop White nd do
Eapt Coucn White and Gray
Cansdan Cloths. all
Il eh-eps Cray saiuneis
4 Baltimore Lin,cys
Scarlet aud White Fannss
Low priced Cloths, for Servants
Lowell ILnscys
London Duhil Ovcreoas
Cotton Oznaburgs
Brown and kaehed sheetings
DO do shriines noq
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The dvson OF poh Is aunua and The vii made in
December Of the present year
UNITED STATES AGENCY.
For lie OF deto MEDICAL rates
pot Of .s meeting, 5t May Isi6 socIeys
pamphlet their Office, "a WAn street.
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman Local Board.
LEANDER STARR General Agent.
HENRY LUDLAa, Agent OF the Society.
DR. AuG l.. WkRSKR, hedicei r-amincr
Rebmord, Oct Let, 1888. SIN
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
- OLD AND ONLY ~
&1R X Il e. u LAR Ii N E. EkR
Selo0zsr POCAHONTAS, tNEw) Captain J. ". SNACK
PATRICK H.i;RY, (sEw) sETu CREsTEk.
." GBRENWAY, tEEvl c. w. CoJcH.
COURIER, (aEw) II. CoucH
MARIETTA EURR, (sKwl V.KxIPP.
LYNCtIBURG. W J. Goutp.
MANCHESTER, J. n Mains.
Th, line of Packets sustained
OF the Merchants Richmond than fifteen
the continuance Of their
ing that shall be forwarding
their goods safely and dsp7ieh The Vessels Of
class, mos y newt commanded By Of
trade and Merchandise be Insured by them the
ofpenium For iEert passage having
tons, appy to the board,
HENRY FISlFR, Agent.
Goods to be reshipped 10 New Orc@n Mobile. hpaaeh
cola other will be received aud fo. aded from
York by the Agent, New York free OF
be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-16
FOR PRESIDENT.
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.


Tie two haases 4 cangnr@ H'ss a he eaPi-
"a IN wsshiAgsoa - MonAuy shs 9Th in-1snL
In he sensir. a aeml<n were Psessuii and in
he HOUSE sls.
Az u 0ielork. he Senate vss rallsa % osarr
By he. Hics Psssisnl. and die saziOn N.s oPen-
81 with payer By lhs Rev. Mr. slicrs.
In ths H0nse. ihe Eoli Vas ealled BY Mr.. hench.
the slsrk q he ID Houss; sfrr With, On mo-
lion Of Mr.. Adams, The HOuse PrOoeoaediO sieei
a Speaker.
The vote on the frst ballot saOai--R. g. Win
throp. los; Linn Boyd. 81; r. MecIslland. . ;
J. s. McClemand. -; James J. Mckay, S;
scattering ~.
On The third laIloi. Rolert c. Winthrop Of
Massachusetts,. lwhig.) received 10 yO,es. and
was consequently declared 10 Be duly elected.
He was then conducted 10 the chair By Messrs.
viniOn and M.Kay. and returned thanks in .
brief address. distinguished for The neaincss aud
ProPieiy Of is language, and for is slOquenec
and patriotism.
On Tuesday, Thomas jefferson csmPlcll. a
Tennessee. also Wing. was elected CLERK Of the
House Of Representatives. The votes were, toI
Mr. Campbell II3; Mr.. French, (,he former
CIerk,) I09; scattering, 3.
But little other business Of importance had
been brought before either House ct our las
dates; and our space is 50 limited that We srS
compelled TO omit the "details.
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Executors Sale.

THE undersigned, executor of the lass will
Il and testament of James Phillips, deceased,
will offer foI sale, on the first Monday in Janua-
ry, ls4s, all the property, both real and Personal,
belonging to tho estate, viz: -
The Buildings and lots on Churton street,
near the court house, at present occupied by Mr..
Haughawout as Tin Shop. These buildings Of
fer a good stand for store or other business.
One Tract Of Land adjoining William Cain,
Henry Whitfield, and others.
One Tract of Wood Land, adjoining H. G,
Parrish, VIM. N. Whitfield, and others.
Also Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture; also several likely Negroes.
A credit of twelve months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and security. TX
Sale to he continued from day 10 day, until al
tue property is sold.
JAMES WEBB, JR., Exr.
November 80. 01-
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Fall & Winter Goods.

TIVE subscriber has purchased the entire stock
Il of Goods Of E. Murray, & Co., with largo
supply just laid in, with cash. from the North, and
is now prepared to offer Dry Goods and
Groceries as low as can be bought for cash
in this market, or on a short credit to punctuaI
dealers. e..r .e sa.sss
II is hoped that my well known liberality In
trade, and close attention In business, will secure
from my friends and a generous public, liberal
share of patronage. ..s...1 .s.~@
Just received, large assortment of IRON,
from Graham's works, rolled out suitable for
wagon purposes. Also large assortment Of
SADDLE TRIMMINGS. .s@=1s
Wheat, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Feathers, and Tow
and Cotton Cloth, taken in exchange for Goods.
r. 49, E. MURRAY, Senr.
. December IA. O9-
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49, FaPaza, 80 hzilg 49, EslsazeaE -
~ 49, sa3s unsasFszasi n Psllisas4. hlsssaas
saunsa 81 ~ snsssa G.s Hlls1liua = the waas -"
49,. IL has &ssard - suiJars usaw ss1ss-s
ilissiars A.aAs. - sEiEss - ths kals@lAg So
gaassaas. sias
~ lhs aaaeEasisa q Trsas waz = sAiaE
81 . Asaios. an ririaally decAnznaa 4 -.
Thss a.r Gsssnneuf q Ne Uas@a ss.ass
grady ssEsa N ssnding Minisa = Msaina -
saeal Il camaissianeE ~= ~za
Thaa Texas asssf lad . Md eiaim = tAs -
d Narss - IL Boundary.
Thal. anuorliug - ths lsw e nniioas. - fss-
sillr oorapalion q lls Disputed tsriaasy y t.s
amy de Iniael stslrs was N 90 q eF~n has-
Lily ~ Ears that ths Eristanoe q II hsaa-
eaas - hat insa4oa Was irsiiilnaas; TIT tArFs-
ESe ne wss was unFrOsokca by thsn, and CON-
u,rnnea BY the United staies
That The United STATES ought not % make
conquest q Me1ioo; or insiss upon MeKico max
ing any oshsr inacmnikration thsn ihzs dus -
Amssiean cilinsns. By MeHicO. bsiOss he wsr b<-
gan.
That - a preliminary 10 peace. ne oaghs 70
ssaeusle the Merriam leEhiOy now in cur Pos-
session. $685. So -=-..
We have plaeed portion Of dis ahls proaae-
lion in our paper today, and shall Pnblish ths
remaining portion o. som - we can find space
foriL a..@ e.@ 3.
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Trust Sale.

by virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
- ON the 2sth Of March, lS40, by John VIII
liams, scnr., for the payment Of sundry debts
therein mentioned, shall proceed to sell to the.
highest bidder, for cash, on Tuesday the 4th lay
of January, 1913. on the premises, certain
TRACT OF LAND on which the said John
Williams now lives, adjoining theiands Of Mooie
Daniel, John Car, and Others, supposed to con
tain three hundred and eleven acres.
Also, four head Of Horses, four head of Cattle.
one four-horse Wagon, and all the stock Of Hogs
belonging TO the said John Williams =
A.. MICKI.E, Trustee.
8 December Q. 09-
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now in the eighty year of his age, has is
sued an address to the people Of the United States
on the subject of our relations with Mexico. Il
is perhaps one Of the most important papers which
has been issued during the existence Of our GO
vernment; and for tho clearness, vigOr and Gle
gance of its style, is seldom excelled. His views
will fall upon the mind with greater weight. be-
cause, having for many years been withdrawn
from public life, and with near four score and ten
years upon him, he can have no public aspira-
tons save that of leaving his country prosperous
and happy, and respected abroad for its recttuds
and justice. Having been drawn out for 50 no
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-16
Trust Sale.

by virtue or Deed of Trust, executed to me
~ on the Gath of August, ls4l, by John w.
Thomas, for the payment of debt therein mem
der for cash, on Saturday the LIST day of Janua-
~, ls4s, before the court house door in HilIsbo-
rough, TRACT OF LAND lying on the wa
tiers of Cane Creek, adjoining the lands of VIII
liam Thompson, esq, the heir. of James Moore,
Josiah Thompson. and the heirs Of Henry Crutch-
field, containing thirty-three acres.
LEO. E. HEARTH, Trustee.
December 9. Oe--
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Obituary.

Died. very suddenly, ON Monday the 9Th inst,
Al the house Of Mr.. James =. Morrow, BKxIaSIS
r. s,rxnEnsox, Of Hyde county. aged about fif-
teen years. The deceased was one Of Mr.. W..
Bingham's pupils, a very interesting and serious
lad, who came up in July. spent the bright days
Of summer in diligent study, no, forgetting his
Creator in the days Of his youth, and by the mys-
ierious providence Of God was niPPed in early
bloom by winters premature frost His widow
ed mother, three hundred miles distant, may per-
haps receive by the same mail the tdings Of the
sickness and the death Of her only son. May Ho
who !" tempcrs the wind to the shom lamb" ena-
bic her, in the spri, Of PiOus resignation, 10 say,
|" The Lord gave, aud the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the name Of the Lord" be died a.
mOng strangers, but strangers whose confidence
and affection his excellent character had gained,
and NJ the solemn burial service there was not a
heart that did not melt with sorrow for the be-
reayed mother, nor an eye that did not drop
sympathizing tear. So sudden and violent was
the attack, that before a consulting physician
could arrive, though he came with all despatch,
the spirit had fed to God who gave il. On Tues
day the nh, lie was buried in Bethlehem Church
yard, large concourse, considering the shortness
Of the notice, joining in the last sad tribute to tho
amented dead. Blessed arc the dead that die in
the Lord" [CoMMrSIcArEp.l
or The Raleigh Register, Standard, and Star.
will please copy.
Died, in Suny county, on the 18th OF August,
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$50 Reward for Arch,

A RICH ran away last June. He was bought
IN of Mr.. David Tinnin, near Cedar Grove, in
Orange, and is probably lurking in that ncighbor-
hood and Hillsborough. We will pay $40 il he
is delivered to us by the Goth of December inst,
as We intend Southihg on that day. II not taken
by that time, we will give S25 delivered or $40
confined in any Jail in the state so VIC get him.
He is mulatto, of ordinary size, t~enty-eight or
thirty years old. Ihave no recollection of marks,
&C., having seen him but once.
81 G. ROBERTSON, for r.. & w.
Near Yanceyville, n. G., Dec. 6. 0S-3w
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Dissolution,

vESHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
= the Firm Of E. Murray & Co., was dissolv-
ed, by mutual consent, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER last. @&E5s
..-.: ~ ELI MURRAY, *va
WILLIAM MURRAY.
December IA. ,. 09-lw
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HIRE Of NEGROES.

IN the 2sth of December, before the court
" house door, the Negroes belonging to the es-
tate of Jesse Miller, deceased, will be hired out
for the year 1913.
T.. STRUDWICk, Guardian.
December 8. aa:.. .nea o.
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Hire of Negroes.

TNHE Negroes belonging to the estate Of Mrs.
= Laws win be hired out for the ensuing year,
on the asth instant, before the court house door
in Hillsborough.
JAS. WEBB, Q. q N.
/ December 3, o.
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Died, in Surry county, on the 18th OF August,
Mrs. MARI CRAnrREE, wife Of Mr.. Sterling
Crab,ree, formerly Of this county. ... ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-04
Foreign.

BY the arrival ofthe Steamer Guadelqun-
yer, nt New York, on the 29th ult, news mp
to the lIh was received from Liverpool
There was great panic in the money mar
lcl, high rates of interest were charged,
Bread stufls has again fallen aud failures TO
the amount of one million three hundred
thousand pounds sterling had tnEcn place.
The trade in bread stuils WINS unsettled 10y
the crisis. Tho receipts were enormous
quotations tending downwurds. Flour in
Liverpool was POS 10 2Gs; in London, 27s 10
2Ss; Corn, 2Gs to 3Os-yery dull; Corn Mcnl,
lis; Wheat, GGs 10 GSs. Tho accounts oCthC
crops on the continent were favorable, and
the markets for bread stuls were DUH
Trade in the manufacturing districts was
duh. The weather continued fine, and tlc
crops were good.