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Obituary..

Died, at the residence Of his brotherin-law,
Judge Cameron, near the city Of Raleigh, on the
morning Of the oath instant, in the Goth year Of
his age, TneNAs d. BESNEuAS, esq. Of Orange
county.
Mr.. B. was the only son and last surviving
child Of the bate venerable Richard Bennehan.
Hc was one of the earliest graduates Of our Uni
versi,y. and from carly manhood to old age, ell
ioycd the aficctionate confidence Of the good Pre-
sident Caldwell. He became Trustee in 1919,
and 10 the last period of his life watched lis
interests with filial concern. Unambitious of
public distinction, and formed for the enoyments
1t the domestic circle. he devoted himself exclu-
sively to the cultivation and improvement of his
paternal estate, and was richly rewarded by its
increase. Plain and unostcntatious in his man.
ners, he lived without rcproach, and carried with
him to the grave the respect and esteem Of large
circle, 10 whom his strict integrity and amiahle
disposition had long been familiar. Fidelity and
irmness were the distinguishing traits Of his cha
racter. In him the yirtuous poor ever found
,fiend; and the Inequalities Of his mansion viii
long be remembered. The deep and unfeigned
grief of his numerous family of slaves and depen-
dants around his grave, bore full witness to the
affection and tenderness which they bad ever re-
cei,cd at his hands; aud if it can be said of any
man. il may Of him, that he died without an ene-
my and without a creditor--in charity with all
and in humble ami willing obedience to the will
of God. "a "a - III I'll Register.
Died, in this county, on the 10th ultimo. Ell
zAnErH SroyaLL. She was naturally possessed
of an amiable disposition, which endeared her tt
her friends her virtuous sensibility wasequallet
by few. She died rejoicing in the hope of sal
vation. In her last honrs she left messages fa
her two brothers, exhorting them to " Turn from
the error Of their ways and prepare to meet he
In heaven" Where are those brethren
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Attention!

To he commissioned. noR-oOmmissiioaed Offers
and .hssirians, belonging 10 The Cane cnsk
BatfaGo", attached 10 me 4sh Regiment.
KOI are hereby commanded To attend a, Jas.
Crawiord's ON Friday the 23d Of July, al
III o'clock, armed and equipt for drill muster ami
SeasSt masaali AMI ON Saturday the 24th, YOU
viii attend with your respective companies cor
battalion exercise.
~ by the provisions Of an act Of the last scs.
sion OF the Legislature, the ncn-commissioned Of.
fccrs and n.nsictans are rsIsss9 10 ai,csd ON tho
day OF the drill, and are suffice. to fine fot pu..
attendance.
JOS. B. M'MURRay. Lieut., chi.
June IS. as
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10y liis. shss he issmina lee sfmy pc
seat duIiss, swais -. lrnsl, - ne 90
risly II ~ Easily sRd FarIiesiaf EisRts.
and in ne nrrsPaGioss mast eangsHlsl
- ~ ~skss. In - rae sss ! PsT@il
myseh . bs The rsndsd.le 4 shs panty.
- b "A mysesI 10 patty ssl~mss.
MMh li.sse Ee@asks. . Hust yan Sail
rsr5on 81 ar ihss bsssls IeP;yias 10 %.
which 10 ~iih > high o7in'nn aud sp-
psassl a ne . nlimeals and sews fm-
bsseed - ya1T sdI ora. s-a
Miih msny ~Isi.ss fSS yoss PFosPsslss
in l.lr. aaj aIssI asslalns-s - Inc sPhsEs
in shirh yoas talents and .x.FIiOas are
smharksd. heg N aekap.lsdge Ryself.
ma.I Iruly aid respectfully. year ohsd'sa'
ssr.an. II. TAYLOR.
Maj. G-ner.i u. :. Army.
Ia. W. Taylar. Es;-. cinei mat. Ohio.
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IMpnRrANT. IF TRIE.

The sieamrr James l.. bay has brought
10 New uheans one days lairr accounts
lrum Vera Cruz, being 10 the afternoon Of
the 10Th instant.
The most important part 81 her inielll-
gene.. IS we learn from The llelia, Is the
llanenng prospect Of Peace which j. pre-
scented nv verbal rrpoTI, that. before the
steamer saIlesl. inflammation had been IT.
criycd Al irra Cruz thai Generals Scott
and Worth, with tie main body III he ar
my, had advanced as lar as hin FRO with.
on. opposition. and were met al that Plare
hy a tcpulaIiOu from Ihs rapiial with pro-
positions Tor peace. The tenor at Illrse
propositions was moi known, but they were
Of such nature that Gen. Scott refused
TO arcept them. and was deierni ed "a
push on his lures 10 the capital. II was
supposed. hawsyer, from the deep anxiety
fell by the new gasernIural 10 stay the
march oil our forces on the capital, tina
further concessions would be nla,le 10 tie
raj Scott belore he touk up his line o.
lnaTeh llom Rio FEin,
! TanPieo has beea ,hseatsued with Al
attack IRON tie MeAirsns, who were re-
ported To be $500 strong in the ,icinii,
of the city.
| On the night OF The 18th instant, dc
inonsiuaion Was made hy the Mexican
in rampieo To raise. Z he American an
Ihorilies, however. had timely ininrma,io
uf the contemplated muvemrn,, and In SUI
tpress it. il alIs,uptrd. called out the troop
who lay on their arms all nshi. Thel
. was then no demonstration oil revolt mad
I On the 18th instant. party of Mex
. can lancers attacked the uuigusts at Tau
pica and drove the senlinrls iuia the cit,
TN the 18th party Of ranche.Os a,tacke
the pilot station, aud were greeted by
discharge from hall dozen nuskels, whe
they relreated.
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: CrRE F0E FmFIEs on nm PAcR,

: CTRE R0E FIMTIEs on THE RACR,
Tasue ousuFAsiHis aas amQlg ths waas FHiEssl
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csmasrk 4 ros E1arars a S.rssgaai.n. : q
.rsslsia ds<@-sz. rui.Hsu1s cssFssisas uarxss.
m<sousy = - aaosd. 800 ssl s~slkass = -
Aaars nnA ss<a@r a - hsss. isaua41sHerzeaa
me1srine 4 6aa os~nas upaa q 49,. -
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ssAsE E~Ess sfahs sys1rn. h ! nsa1srsE.ard e.
lFara cssis-laiag rr srry ~-@sars - ne ro1a AT
pxIaHed y tAe nao-t scirnsiEe mannrr. Thass
~Aa h~se b~.a G. . graf iength e tiu< salrE-
- unsisr any q IAs aseasss nane5. 81 End
shis sussPasiila a Esr4t h~nr6a- A. o E~msEzl
sE<iag Mchsins 10 paEsis DE hlosd. snl giss sls
silll dils trir n.aulsl sirEuluiial. - e1p<lftam
shs howrss II lhrir aaasasd ssrsx1isns, sna 10
elasagr de grDrral haiti u Dir > sln-in dor,
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ssling hsals Il sumnss. Asas : - PssEaraGisa
- siIicirai - constock's ssIssPaE1lA. fucs 50
crnls l,osiie - IS per dorm.
P@Pansi and sSld wholnais and rstaz. b.
comSlOek 4 90, No. 81 c0lnlsndt ssress, New
Tork. @
Per sak By
D. HEARrr. HEl!hOrOash.
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arass.as ~ ~ s,3aa - ~ slsa3anls sa5 ~
81 nnaEas .aaga, Haai,aa h.aa 49, 60 -.
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taase Mas=ulA - ~ - - oshrs ira1ing
s.ss n ~ Mhis rsaks. 4 > Lib Esss.slss.
ss~h h-ss Tssssred saur 0shcs - Gra. T.yisr
So ~ RHs.slrncy sad he stanAsEa. wilh =.
esaur e -~n-~. missa asaM ne iaGrrrass hoaa
sis. ihsi Ihs naa.iussiaa e sa. Tsy ~ ~ Fsa-
oeussra fIosa Uae sP0&iianrous Hssru,ruts 81 lils
Fsolss aaA ! - party sehsme. Bua si,e sssni-
anl -erIns isaens 90, q a. Eiis. sri zrrs gAas
AL hsisaalias On every siie. Hs=ssa=hea.s,
Eansht Nish din consequences 10 - Party N
tbs dasaft. N "uE snIGnst q Zen. Tai tE ig tho
Phssi'srHsry. Ne wssslrE 4 thr Democrats il
nssnsslsanis. lsaui,iana. Missouri. Virginia. AMI
ashrT siA'ns. hsd an sye 10 krH's eIertion wlsrn
'iasy aosninsirl llss oil ebrfsial Il wsi1 b.
vain Es ~ - HrisIa n qsirs he sandan'. Sears,
sal -s viii an-isi. arR. Taslss i. l-ryoad al
doal Pal@laF; AMI Il ll.r rdilH 4 that print las
EEalr uP his mind 10 sPpo-s him. be musi expert
~ r. ia . ssalll miHariiy, sS maeh - be- may dis.
dc Il.
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hsaFird. I sssaEs PEA. i eanPssiFiy lansd
hafsaanlEna PeahsFs . briisr - Cd
"A lA4a saght. Anr aaan ane bird u iae
rrlsbEzara IA aslsslssiPPi Rrginsni wrEr
.,sisiasily NsssA Cansliaias,s. aaa u abe
laie 80 r. PsEhzps. lhs Psepasilon s@s
essa Taruarr. Thry III hshasrd - be-
cane - Ear laa.r &c llseir MashsE Si-ar /;
and ordinarily i mishl - considered ~
Eifaaas b. dssrslhiaaar, hsl | ranns'i re-
fran lEuaa In~nil sing aar arp kAasn -
. srfy large rl@ss sf ysaT ErAdeIs. Wal
ser Ihaapsoa. Il chsPsl IlIil. and grand
son a cd Mr. Nnnn. lheae. Was r"nsplr
mas throughout li.s IGN. ard bring astFe
and kislis hishs-li. uas irquenily seen
leading lhe s.iE-nre and rhrrTinG he OH
rFx o. n lhai drsisE hnr. whirh did and
slsleh anly saald have arErslrd the eoani-
lrSs enlEmhs that weEe hearing dawn Ike
IN asalsnrhe % our lrlt AAak. Mare
IhaR mr. lI,i,d - lhe Regiment was killed
IN IhI- "n>laaghl; bat il ne,er wsyeresf
flF , Eameui." 81.
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The United States and BRAZIL

The United States and Brazil. -Iiy
the barqae Catherine (ssys the New York
Evening POST fourteen days later news
has be, received tom RIO Jansiro. Both
Houses of the Legislature ~sse in session..
The Minister Tor Foreign Atiairs. in .
CON munie.slon TO them, has stated 10 full
the difficulty between The BRAZILIAN CO.
sefnm.n, and Mr.. WISE. The M'nis'er
distinctly states iha, The action t.ken on
This subiec, by the Brazilian Minister a,
Wa.hingt on Gas en,uely di,app,osed oI
by The Emperor. and would no. be ra"fi'
ed. Il 10 not mentioned, however. whs til
er he is 10 be recalled or MT. .@" II
On the address made by the House q!
Depsues to tie Emperor. we End the fol'
lowing passages: -...~.
AN occurrence which took place during the
past year with the Legation Of the United States
on the OCCASION ofthe Imprisonment OF certain iii-
diyiluals bclonging to n man Of war Of that Ma
ton, has been source Of much pain 10 the Houss
Of Deputies. who cannot consent to Danish the re-
collection of offences then received until they are
suitably repaired in a nE,nner which will agree
with the dccorum Ut the Sawn and the natlona
dignity" ri as~
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Notice.

TAKEN mp andf committed 70 the jsiI Of Or
- aRge county, on - 18th day Of June last, a
nseTO hoy Who says his Rame is HENRY, al.out
Is or ls years old, Of black comple,iOa. and has
had his tight leg broken a li'tle below the knee.
lie Is a slim boy. aud says he belongs 10 James
Holden, of CasNell county. The oxusr i re-
qucsicd TO como forward and prove the property.
otherwise he will be disposed Of as the law de-
Iects.
THOMAS FAUCETT, Tailor.
july 5ltA sew
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TAKEN up and committed 10 the jail Of Or
a anSe euuniy, ga ihr 81 dsy of June lat. q
yellow girl who calls heFs~If FANNY MASON,
and says she j. free and that she i from Warren
county. shs i not very likely. neiler i slr xe-
~ intelligent. The owner j. requested % como
Toward and prove tbs property, otherwise shs
will be diSpossd oi o. the law dnerts.
THOMAS fAuCETf, Tailor.
July 5lh, es-4w
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lEx, THE subscriber offers for sale his
CS5& Plantation, three miles north Of Hills.
sT-s borough, containing about three hun.
xeAsssA dred acres, adjoining the lands of the
widow Miller, Henry Whitfield. and Andrew MUIR
dock. The Plantation is well watcred. has a
good proportion Of Woodland, and excellen, Meas
dow, and comfortable Dwelling and Out-houses.
Any person desiring to purchase will do well
to call and look at the premises. ..t .~
Also iot in the town of Hillsborough, con-
tanning two acres, lying on the main street above
the Rev. Mr.. Burweil's. .-..-E ....--7.-.I. =. =.
49, 49,. SAMUEL HOLEMAN.s
June %. ..@ .sr. ~ rs p ss.
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The National NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

editors Of This SAluasae IsPss have given na'or.
,Aas 90 the fri u July the Wildly edition will
H. enlarged - iwice its prc-rni sim; the slb-il-
,ion prize - Trr anHum.
The Daily aRl Td-wrekly inscliirhoss ~iiI h.
enlarged N sise br wiihosa any inrEeA-r NJ priv.
The elilars promise that double slIrrt (of eight
Paess in-.ead of Iour) will BE- thrown or whenry-
er the pres. of public documents, prOccciings AMI
drlaics in Congress, ~ II adyerissassts, shall
rrquire Il.
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A LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.
From the CINCINNATI " Signal"

FIom The Cincinnati Signal"
The circum,lanees undeI which the fol-
lowing letter was received by ihe EdI,os
are regarded as q warrant Em its publics.
ton. We eel, u our duty, ~l,sn the 6,s,
de- onsua,ions were made 10 favor OF
Gen. TAYLOR far The Presidency. To dwell
upon the suffice. II considerable length.
We were DESTROYS that some Of the sug.
gesiions contained in our Article should
mret the cy OF General Taylor. and there
lore enclosed u 10 his address, with tew
words Of reference to our position as a
journalist. Ia reply 10 ,hs, cnmmaelcs-
ton We have received the admirable aud
slgniiranl lie Ter which We ,ake pleasure
in laying before our ,eader.: t-.~t.
Headquarters Army Of Occupation, g
Camp near Monterey, May Is, ls47.
SIN: | have the honor TO acknowledge
The rec'ip Of your leuer, with the enrla-
sure Of your edrorisl extracted from the
L" Signal" OF lie 18Th April. '+
At this time my public duties command
Sd fully my attention that il is Impossible
10 answer your letter in the terms demand.
de by its COURTESY. aud the importance Of
the sentiments to which il allotes; ne,ther.
indeed, have the ume, should lfeei my-
sslf a, liberty. 10 enter into the few and
most general subjectsnf public policy sug-
ges,sd BY the sr,lele IN question. My own
pefsonsl views were better wsihheld ,ill
The end Of the war, when my usefulness
as military chief, sewing in the field
against The COMMON enemy, shall no lon
ger be compromised by Ter expression
or discussion in any manner. ne ~
From many sources ! have been adj
dressed on The suhjec, Of The Presidency.
and do sioleare neither tn myself nor 10
my position as sn Officer Of The Army, by
acknowledging to you, as | have done to
all who have alluded 10 the use of NJ Y
name in this exalted connsxion, iha, my
services are ever ., The will and ell oil
The country. and that am no, prepared
To say that shall refo.e il the country
calls me TO the Presidential Office. bu,
tia, lean andshall y,eldto no call ,hatd does
no, come from The spontaneous action ant
free will Of the nation at large. and VOID
OF the slightest agency Of my own. j FIT
For the high honor aud respousiblitie.
OF such an oflire. take this occasion t.
say ,ha, | have not the slightest aspira'
uoa. Amuch mole Tranquil and sctisfse
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Alabama.-NmAalas DaEls. E.q.. in
compliance with ihr wishes Of The Wings
Of Alabama. has announced himself ran
didaie Cor the Isnhea naloIial rllair Of that
State. Two other candidates are in The
iield-Reubra chapman, Tie nominee OF
the I.oeoEpca anens. and gushua l.. Maj
tin. the pressed Iinvcrass. Win. bosng ruled
of the track by the 'aucus, llas taken the
Geld on his own hook.
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Col. WILLIAM JONES.
LOUTSBURG, FR1NKLIN COUNTY

.NOtll SdtUitIla, -
Col. WILLIAM JONES. >t
L0UTSBURG, FR5NKLIN COUNTY
The General Agent is fully prepared 10 sp-
point sut-Agcnts wherever there j. no Arsnch Of
the Company; either on personal Application or
by mail, postpaid, The rapid sale Of these cs-
lebratcd pills, and the extraordinary cures they
are constantly eifectng, render them, by far, the
most popular pill of the age. An Agency will
consequently lie very valuable.
The Graeienberg Pills are ineonceixahly supc-
Iior to any ever before discovered mall bilious
complaints; in general arrangement Of the sys.
tenn; in all disorders which result from a bad
state Of the blood, these pills area sovereign re-
mcdy. ""-e. -'.s.-s 81 sf"t
In ths class II diseases called chronic, the Grae-
fenhcrg Pills achieve their highest triunphs Here
they defy all competition Entering within the
hidden ieccsses of the system, they quietly but
surely purify the blood, root out disease, and give
tone and sigor to the body. . -
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
by these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proc, of
this could no given, bu, trial Of one box will
convince the patient, They can be ordered and
sent by mail, al tritiing expense. The price is
80 cents q box, Where tpo dollars ,rorh are
ordered aud she Nancy reunited. the Company
sTH pay the postage Oa the Pills. Remittances
at the COmpany's risk. Wherever shsre is no
Agency Of the Company they can Le crisscd by
mail. @. @7
These Pills are taking the pksce of all Others,
and no sick person should be without them. 90
ALL BtIIIOGS COMPLAINTS, aie
Bowel Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Fe-
yer and Ague, Headache, Jaanhce, Liver Com
plants, Rheumatism, oh Stomach Complaints
Green Sickness, &c. &C., yield at once to these
Pills. They purge away Offensive humors ar
rest the progress Of disease. and al the same time
restore tone and vigor to the syslem. In cases
of general derangcmeps Of tho health. they are
/ By THEIR USE, ,..a
The weak will become strong; the pale and iii
hous complexion be restored to perfectly frcsl
and healthy color; all the bad symptoms win on,
by one disappear. *+4e0 9E4-
| In short, these Pills are an inconcciyahle al
vance upon any other medicine ever before oilsr
ed to the public 4 trial will ssiisis-any one
'tthis. ~
June Is. ga
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The annual Hsossing q liz OI.nge rsuHiy n
~ Ssrirly was bid On suniay Il.- sth Il ISIS.
=. tlransr csnHrh. awl m;lss fran cs.al..l IIil.
Ne arr sralihri - site iAat the roasrrsa,ioa
"a. lns,. AMI lhai the pvsoas.liass werr well
s.lsislri u sise lsesh impulse 10 tie g.el work
whirh ll.s -.issy In. undertaken
Tlse annual srEmOu was Prslchnd h. ne Rcs.
Mr. IaniinsOa.
m ~ olEi'srs were ur-clacirA E,E The ensuing
war. AL are n GsllsNs. Va:
G;lLE. MrR.SE. e~l- PncsslsaA
liza. %. l. SWAN. 1t virr PSssiAnL
81. W. 4. eaHaIEsS. ii do.
W.. J. BIxsRss ri d..
Res. u. W. KEaa. 9Th IN.
Re-. AIExaxsEH Wn~,x. sscrstsr.
srErHES MaaRE. Tfra-uws.
Res. r. Ruwcll.l
wm. n. Brlxn. SExerusise c,9nnsas~.
O.r Lang.
Id. Phillips
An inieraiis report from th- ENeruiisc Com
nfuee Wa saba,iitcI to the N citing. The GIL
i,Aing eIirAcl Mill Show what the soci~,y has
l.,sn alle to aecoaalish sinee ~ O<gssiIalSn ~
a'lc I9h &c scPlem'er last.
DARN; tas year, i5s Bibles have l.cen lis
tr'hsl AL ,SI Oilhes, IS wcrc given TO the
a sa:r ySlunisers brGarc tlrir departure EE Mes
r.. Tisr liarias whih have hern visited have
M bsrn EsIaa very ,lc.,i,uir, bn' 4 j. l.eiiryc
tina, IN samr Pan. Of tn county the desiiiu'iou
i. considerable, anil these ought iol~ supPl''l i'm
mS,lha,cly.
.fnon tbs Tselsun4's cPlr il viii be sccI
that We have purchased III Bibles anl iiTfcs
tansnts, al of which have lrcn paul lor. Then
arc m hasl s97 Bil,les and i23 Tc.,aments
The funds in hand amount to Sl::is."
4 resolution VA. adopted instrucIing the In
ccu,ise Committee To call a meeting Of tho Sori
ETY. At some central place inihe county Cor the pun
Isse Of exciting additional interest in the Bib
cauc.
A resolution was also adopted TO make an Fl
f,u To obtain one hundred subscribers Of five dol
l1Ts each. TO aid in the work Of supplying ih
county with the word Of GcL
Steps wer. taken To carry out his second nsC
Iuion Immediately after its adoption. and ten sui
scribcrs were procured Ifthc whole numhcI ca
bc Obtained, the sum thus raised, We apPrehcn'
~ilI wciLuish supply the restitution in Orange.
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We are hcariily graaiisd To learn that
the health Of John Quincy Adams has
murh improved since his return from
Washington. lie walks daily. without
the assislanee even 0f cane, greater or
less disisnce. according To the wralf,er or
inclination. lie has the eomple'e use "l
his faculties. mental and physical. and
takes as much interest rs ever in all the
occurrences Of life. Iiibune.
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THE GRAEFENBERG vEGETA,
BILE PILLS.
.une2s.

" saeee Rasrs ssid Eaeh and Etsry Week,
THE Graefenberg Company hereby give no
= tice that their general agent for the State Of
North Carolina. is 3-~
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Corporation Proceedings. :


ing Of lae BEARD OF Commissioners Of the
town ol HatshOrOGgh held on Saturday
evening the 3D. July, 1871
Present, Iemuel lynch, NJ. T., Levin
CarmiehcI, Stephen Moore, William II.
Browa, George Laws. John II. Webh.-i
Absent, X. ]. Ashe, X. Nichols
NlrIcred. that tie ordinauce Of The 9th
of Fehuary last be- So amcnded as 10 give
the Magistrate Of Police the discretion 10
discharge such slave or slaves as are
brought before him for violation Of said
ordinance on paymen, OF cost, IL the case
shall seem 10 acquire Il.
On motion Of Mr., Moore,
Ordered. that John kaos be allowed
.ixty-nine dollars and sevenly-hse cents,
tS69:75,) as per contract, and that the
Treasurer pay the same Out Of the FIRST mo.
neys tina, shall come into his hands.
Mr.. laws moved that John Jones be al
lowed slO.25 for extra work on the Mar
kei House. After some consideration the
motion was laid Oh the table,
On motion of Mr.. Laws,
Ordered, that the Town Collector be.
and he is herrby. required 10 make a set-
dement, for the Tax list cor The year 1876
by the frs; of August next; and IL he docs
not SO settle, the Treasurer is hereby in.
structed to commence suit against him OIL
his bond for the amount Of the same.
=, The Board then adjourned,
-.ss L, A. HEARTH, Town Cle,k.
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New Observation-Disclosures Heap
asls"- Arguments against the Admins.
iration.
Msricas Uhigs-Whigs lighting in
Mexicoc ....~*
Esisraiisfs--All who do not swear by
the Union and Mr.. Polk. -.'- .
True Pstriots-All who tln.
Highest RsVsrd Of PariOfis,a-The
pubIie printing.
Hholc duty IF Characterization Of
the party sos the sake oi THE UN.
l0S." Riichies Pol. Dict
Three thousand tons Of ice cleared al
Boston, on the 18th ult., for Vera Cruz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-08
Very Important! The i" Norfa

1P0fs.
Beacon" says :. We understand, that
the Trustees ri tho town OF Portsmouth,
have purchased the Portsmouth and Roa-
noke Rail Road from the Board Of Pub
lie Works oil this State, under the act
passed al the hast session Of the iegis-
la,ure, for the sum OF $4,000, upon a
credit Of six wears, and that they have
sold the Road TO Messrs. Henshaw & Co..
Of i,nsion. The new Company. we are
informed, will Immediately hay down i
rails from Portsmouth TO Weldon, and will
also extend the road thirteen mills further.
in order 10 conner, with the Raleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road"