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A new likeness of her Majesty has been
recently published. We allude to the new
crown piece recently issued by the mint. We
hope this portrait of our gracious Queen will
be in the possession of the humblestindivid-
ual-Punch.
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House Lots for Sale.

TWO or three house lots situated on Lincoln ST.
L Inquire of SARAH BOSWORTH, on the
premises.
Bath Nov. IT, lS47. w5
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DIED d.

In this city, 10Th inst of the cronp, Edward Henlyr
youngest of Arthur NJ. and Eunice p Sawyer, for
merlv OF Portland aged years
Portland and Boston papers please copy.]
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
MARINE JOURNAL.
MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston

Caledonia Lott ....................Nov Is
Acadia Harrison, ...... Nov dec
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IMMATURE ALMANAc--Nov.a a,-Is47

=: New Moon 7th, 10 O'Clock 81 minutes Evening"
81 J First Quarter 18th, O'Clock, IS min Eevening-
8 : Full Moon, 22d, S O'Clock, 25 minutes Morning.
az Last Quarter, 29th IL O'Clock AZ min. Morning
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The sailing days of the New York and Havre Line
Of Steamers have been arranged as follows:
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tYWe have received No. 1874 of L17TELI' s
LIVING Acr-rich, as usual. For sale. at
| Sawyer.s,,
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND

BY steamers Caledonia from Liverpool at Boston
with dates TO the 10Th, and Washington from South
ampton at New York with London dates TO oath u.
In their appropriat places we have inserted such
items of a commercial character as have room
for; but would remark that numerous and great fail
urcs have taken place in England and the Cont
ncnt all of which traced to transactions in Bread
stufIs The London Observer of Oct "a, contains the
following remarks upon the subject:
The abundance of the present harvest and the con-
scducnt revival of trade, will improve condition
daily Already if cannot say that the tide is turned
we can evidently that it is running out quietly
and that we may hope fora speedy rcflux of national
prosperity in the natural and accustomed channels
Above all things ii is the duty of each and every
to restore all proper confidence, no less than TO dis
courage all merely empirical nostrums of relief The
exchanges from America are turning in our favor as
we last week stated our belief that they would. The
packet arrived yesterday brings the exchanges at
nine, which will send the 'precious metals" back to
England. Some have already been received during
the importation of Corn had in any material degree
decreased. But even in the last week OF which the
accounts have been made up, the mportatonS into The
,rhole ofte United Kingdom Of all kinds Of Grain
and Flour ,ccre less than TO the calue Of ha!f a
million of pounds sterling. This is at the rate of
twenty six millions year, and is in itself quite su
ccnt account for any temporary scarcity OF money
Still, we hope that in this particular too we have
come to the worst. The last official accounts from
America report a rise in Corn and il is falling
here it is easy TO oresec cessation of imports In
deed, we have learned that the merchants of Liver
pool and most of those in London have sent out drec
lions for the entire discontnuance OF purchases This
the true and natural way TO diminish the pressure
on our resources, which we may expect to see rcpcn
ishcd by the demands for manufactures from the
very countries which have most benefited by our
wants These are the true and natural sources from
which we should expect TO recruit our exhausted COM
mcrcc and restore our trade to hcahul energy and
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THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those datcs:-
At Boston: There particular variation in
the general market after the arrival OF the last
steamer except that Cotton was depressed and West
crn Flour less brisk, with a continued scarcity Of
southern. Corn stcady-and 1000 Rio Grande Hides
sold at Hall! cts, mos.
At NelD York: The stock of Brazil Coffee had
been rcplcnished by the arrival Of three cargoes of
over 1000 bags.-Cotton had further declined a. u
cent, the extremes of prices and 81 cts. for
ordinary TO good far.-Jamaica Logwood had sold
at s II per ton, cash.-Thc receipts of Western
Flour were pretty large and prices rapidly rcced-
ing, Gcncsec having got down 10 S6.25, and other
brands $6lSi. Southern quoted $3.50. Rye
Flour $3.50 s $50; and Corn Meal 3.25a $50 per
brl. for Penna and Jcrscy.-The market for all
kinds of Grain was depressed, the best of red
Pcnna. and Ohio mixed Wheat selling at .39a 40,
and white Gcncsce at the latter Rye and Barley
steady Sales of old Corn at 72a77 for mixed and
yellow, closing 1915 cts. for the latter, weight.
No change in American Hcmp.--Hides Were
dull.-Indigo very Observation-Disclosures market flat.
Spirits 1urpcntinc selling at 41aiS cts.-No mate
rial alteration in any description of Oils-Ohio Pork
continued very dull and Mess was 20 cts. lower.
Lard in fair demand with the sale Of 500 kegs at O4
all cts. per h., cash Stock of Pork on hand, 5000
brs. Mess and 10dl2 900 do. Primc.-Ihe demand
for foreign Spirits had fallen Off and domestic Whis
key was down TO 25a29 cts Muscovado Sugars were
marked by considerable dullncss, and prices ! OF
cent per lib. lower.
At Netc Orleans: The Cotton market continued
quite active, though buyers still gained slight advan
ages from day to day; but sales were at decline of
"a. Cts say Il to 75c per b for middling to strictly
good middling. Sugar was in better request espec-
ally the better grades and nearly 300 hhds, mostly
were disposed Of at range of to sc. for very
inferior to prime. Of Molassrs, 500 brls sold at %
to 22sc. per gallon-an improvement. In Flour,
nothing done beyond small sales of Ohio at 1928.
New Corn dull at 43 TO doc. per bushcl. Oats
do at 81 TO Bic. Sales of Pork at PIP. to $l22o
for Mess and ii to s IL % for Prime. Stock at the
Inspections the LIST inst, 96S5 brls., of all dcs
crptons. Prime kcg Lard selling slowly at IL TO
IL C. per lib. The only Freight engagement was a
ship for Boston, at &c. for Cotton.
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TOBACCO FOR THE FRENCH RrcIE

IOBACGO fOR HE FkENCH REGGIE.
DEPARTMENT OF ToRACco-FoREIGN ToBAcco
Dealers who may intend disposng of foreign tobac-
CO for supplying the royal manufacture are informed
that their sealed proposals will b. adjudicacd upon
by the Minister Of Finance, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of December 1917, as follows
|. For 100000 kilogrammcs Of Virginia tobacco
in leaf, of the crop of lS7to conform to four
pies
,. For >, 900 900 kiIogrammcs of Maryland, of the
crop of 1917, in lcaf-our samples
3. For 400 900 kilogrammcs of Kentucky, in leaf,
superior, Of the crop of lS47-onc sample.
L. For $500 900 kilogrammcs of Kentucky in leaf,
of the crop of lS17-thrcc samples.
3. For 100, 600 kilogrammcs of Kentucky, in leaf
inferior Of the crop of lSi7-one sample.
6. For ,0O0,000 kiIogrammcs of Hungarian tobac-
co, in leaf, Of the crop of lS47 half Dcbrctzn
conforming TO three samples and the other Szcghdn
also conforming TO three samples.
7. For 500 900 lIlogrammCs of Macedonian tobacco,
in leaf, of the crop of lSi7-thrce samples.
A separate proposal must be made for each ofthcsc
parcels-whch proposals will be laid upon the
table of the Council the day indicated and at the
opening of the sitting, at O'Clock p NJ. Copies of
the list of prices approved by the Minister of FL
nance, to the base OF each adjudication, will
be furnished to dealers, upon application to the bu-
rcau de administration DIES Tabacs, Paris" and
at the royal manufactures in Paris, Havrc, Mar
settles, Bordeaux and NIorlaiX.
The samples in conformity with which the de-
livercs are to be made must be deposited at the
mandatory in Paris, where they may be publicly
examined every day from II to o'clock.
CITE. SIMEON,
Counsellor to the State Director General ofthc
Administration.
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COASTWISE.

Bosfon-Ba,k Helen Maria.
Gunny bags 20 bdls, Osborn & Whitrdgc; $50 do
almonds and wanuts 20 pkgs, order; mdzc 1000 pkgs
sundry consignccs.
BoSfon-Brig Benz. Franklin.
Oil % csks, George & Carson; 25 pkgs do, II Whit
ridge & Coz mdzc 50 br, order; plaster 90 tons,
ter; mdzc 300 Pkgs, sunsGry persons.
Plaster | 80 tons, Osborn & Whitridgc.
Netp York-Bak E. H. Chaplin
Hemp Is tons, hay 400 bales, order.
Nec lork-Brig Casco
HAY in bales % TONS grindstoncs 1918, order.
Mem York-Sch. Ariadne.
Cheese g. bxs, S IIurlbut; mdze &c cases, Tay-
lor & Son; mdzc 100 pkgs, Moale Mcdcalf; cotton
% bales, hay 100 bds, order.
Netr T0rk-Sch. Hiram Gerard.
Pipe 81 csks, E Pratt & Bro; grain 5000 bushels,
Bryan & Co; tea so pkgs, mdzc 500 do, Rose, Mcr-
r Co; tea ll2 do, hemp 10 bales, hides lO0 steel
III bdls order
Nctr York-!Sch. Emily johnson.
Gunny bags 40 bales, buckwheat flour 100 pkgs,
A l. Fulford; hides 300, b Dcford & Co; iron l26
bars, Hooper s Sons; oil 100 bskts, J Strohm &
Co: tea 10 Inf chsts, r Lennon & Co; tobacco 30
hhds, tea l0i pkgs, buckwheat flour 220 do, mdze
''' Wv ''> Ne,c York-Sch. Lydia.
Champagne % bskts, Birckhcad & Pearce; cheese
Is csks A Fulford: tea2l hf chsts, Elder Gelston
& Co: mdzc 307 pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co.
Ne,o Iok-Sch. Ripple.
Grapes $50 kegs, Oldfield, ir, & Co; tobacco 80
bxs, j Head s Co; mdze 300 pkgs, j w Brown;
hay 100 bds, wine 20 or csks, brandy Inf pipes
. butts brls, order
Ne,c lIork-Sch. Baltimore.
Varnsh 50 brls J Corner & Sons; wine Is or
csks. l. Thomson s Co; palm oil csks, Clark &
Kellogg; tobacco hhds, J Sullivan & Sons; sugar
bxs brls w b Norris s Co; hemp 20 bales oil 90
brls grapes 80 kegs, buckwhcat 100 bags, mdze $50
Ncip York-Sch. VermiHion.
NIdze 400 bdls 300 pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co; axes
II pkgs, Pratt Bro; copper ore 43 tons, leather
96 rolls tobacco 10 bales, order
Nep York-Sch. Larinia Hopkins.
NIackercl 200 brs, hay so bales, order.
Philadelphid-Sch. Cdthnine Martha.
Dry hides 500 + w Bruno s. Sons; coppcras 80
brls, j Stcrritt; tin 80 bxs, w Spear; tobacco 2
hhds green hides 100, glass 12 Inf bxs, order; mdze
Al pkgs, w Brown.
IIffmington, IN C.)-Bark Mary.
Lumber 1922 #, order
Charleston-Brig Emma.
Lumber $1,000 #, r Hooper; roots bales, w
Wilson & Co; do, Martin & Whitley; rice so
csks cotton 80 bales, order.
Charleston Brig Zoe.
Hides 327, leather 10 rolls, b Deford s Co; cotton
| 50 bales, rice 80 tres, Williams s. Son; IS do,
cotton 80 bales, order.
CharleSlon-Sch. dHegang.
Cotton So bales, rice so csks, I r Matthews & Co;
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cit is needless, this OCCASION to inquire by what
combination of causes this lamcntabe state of affairs
has been brought about crisis of unparalleled seve
rlty exists; and your incmOralists believe that it is
IN the power of the Government to allay alarm and
restore confidence, by coming to the relief of the
commercial and manufacturing classes, by Temporal
ry advance on the credit of the country. Your me-
moraliss believe il is not only the duty but the inte
rest OF Government TO afford relief, inasmuch they
confidently believe that the prostration of the
manufacturing and commercial interests cannot other
/ wise be prevented whereby the laborng population
will be Immediately thrown out of employment, and
an amount of misery and dcstisuon will be witness
ed unexampled in the annals of the country.
"l our lordship may depend upon when we as
sure you that if the present pressure be not relicv
ed, merchants, and other traders, of undOubtcd re-
spccabllty not only solvent, but rich, and
who have merchandise and bills which, under ordi-
mary circumstances, would afford easy and ample
means OF meeting engagements, will ncv itaby be
compelled to stop payment. "-LiU0p. Times, Octl9.
ENGLISH NARKErs--EY THE wAsHrSGToN.
LoSDoS, Oct. %, 1871.
F'0nr, SEAT Mark Lane on the I'D, the arri-
walls of Wheat and Flour since the 18th have been
small. Prices remain unaltered, but the business
dong is quite Of a retail character. Indian Corn and
Meal meet with no attention.
LIVERPOOL, Oct %, 1871.
COttOn.-Ihc market during the week ended Oct.
y continue depressed and unsettled at a further de-
cline Of rd.asd per ID. with little irmncss at
the close, and the accounts the decline at ID
with Reaction of 5d.a,d. Sales, Is, 100 balcs.-
On the sd, 2OOO bales were sold without further i'm
prOyrmunt.
Flour, Sc.-At this days market (Oct -, J we
had steady firm demand for w hca and Flour at the
reduced rates Of Friday last. Oats were ID. per
buShcl cheaper. Indian Corn was Is. to 2s cheaper,
and the Irish demand has abatcd.
HOn-ls without change from Monday last
SeedS.-A few bags American Flax Seed re-
ported at DDS TO SIS per quarter; and % tcrccs Of
American red Clover Seed at 40s.
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IMpORTiTlONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Livcrpool- Ship Charlc.

LiverpooI-Ship Charles
Salt 1000 sacks fine 1907 do common and l6S tons
do in bulk, chain cable and anchor | each, yellow
metal II cases, copper nails csks, J Corner & Sons;
pins bXs, 5 X George; thread , cases, Russell,
Mercer & Co; mdze do, d Lccche & Son; | bx,
J Swami; chains csks, castings do, carthenwarc 3
csks II crates, sundrics 10 prcs, order.
BOdeaur-Bris SpeedtreH.
Brandy lO6 hf SO pr pipes and 10 brls, almonds so
bales, pruncs ~ cases. clarct 1875 bxs oil l24 bskts
white wine % hf csks mdzc 10 cases, L Thomson &
Co.
Brcmcn-SAip EEn,slie
Empty bottles 80 hmprs, BraunS & Fockc linen
BIG ps mdze bxs, II s. + Won KaplI; do, Oclrichs
s Lurman; 10 pkgs, Smith s Atkinson; do, E
Uhrlaub
Bremcn-Brm. bark Bold Bohlcn.
Mdzc bXs, f KONG & Co; do, Brauns s.
Fockc; do, a Schumacher & Co; do (piano) J
F Strohm & Co; bxs, II & F Won Kapff; pkgs,
& Alberto glass do, White s Elder; mdzc
3 bxs, Stcllman & Rippelmcycr; do, Dtlius & Hal
ven; 81 do, 6 N Fischer; pkgs do, pipes $40 bxs,
order.
CaHao-Ship Reg,,lus.
Guano in bulk 5 George; mdzc 2S bxs bale.
Rio Janen0-Bark Baltimore.
;, Coffee $3.50 bags, kirkland Chase s Co; JOG do,
s Son; rosewood 90 sticks, & J Williams s. Co.
Porto CdbeItO - Sch. Ellen.
Coffee 6lS bags, hides 1919, indigo trunks, F w
Bruno & Sons.
DIayagues and Pomce-Brig Samuel l.. Mitchell.
Sugar 1877 hhds, F w Bruno & Sons; 81 do mo-
lasses 10 csks, w Howell & Son.
Ponce, (P. II. Sch Zenobia.
Sugar IS hhds 76 brls, coffee % do, Johnson &
Traycrs.
Long Kcy-Brig C. II. Rogers.
Salt 1872 bushels, f. Peterson.
Long Island (Batamas) BRIG Geo. W. Russell.
Salt 5017 bushels, specie 1900 dollars, Kclsy &
Gray.
Salt Key-Sch. Thomas Hooper,
Salt $500 bushels, II Lccf.
Hd0ar, (N S)-Br. sch. Streamlet
Mackcrel 525 brls L Matthews & Co.
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TRANSATLANTIC HOSTAGES.
IL. a. IEneb.,rf,,, TT,,n,,
Posr OFFICE DEPARTING

NOvcmbcr D, I6IT.
The British government having seen fit to charge
with full postage across the Atlantic the mail matter
which actually conveyed across il by the Umted
States mail steamer w AsHlNGToN, il became neccs-
sary as measure of lfprotccton that this govern
mcnt should take the steps therein authorized, Tor
terminating the subsisting arrangement between the
two countries in relation as well TO British mails in
transit through this country for their colonial posses
sions this continent as the ordinary mail inter
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course between those possessions and the United
States. This was accordingly done; and those ar
engagements will, in consequence, terminate on the
sixteenth day of the present month,
The necessary result will be, that and qfter The
StLtecHh inStdnt mail matter destined for any of
the British possessions this continent will be per-
mittcd 10 leave the United States, unless the United
States postage thereon is previously fully paid.
CAVE JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
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THE FIRST EXPORTER OF WHEAT AND
FLOUR FROM BALTIMORE.

We have a file of the "MARYLAND JoUHSAL,
and Baltimore AdvGtser,'' for the year 1855, print
ed on Tuesdays and Fridays, by Goddard & Lang
worthy, which was presented to US few years since
by an esteemed friend of this city; and from the
paper of March % copy the foilowing-wc pre-
fer giving the whole article--which is in these
words:
GOA Wednesday afternoon departed this lif,, at
his house i'll Market street, Doctor JoHN STEVEN
son, aged sixty seven, native Of Londonderry, IN
the kingdom of Ireland and Of a very respectable
family. \ grateful remembrance OF him will long
survive in Baltimore where he lived upwards OF
forty years, and was formerly one of its most cnIi
ncht merchants. 1t may be remarked, that he icaS
the first exporter Of pheat and Flour from This
port, and consequently laid the f0Undation Of its
present commercial consequences and ii the de-
light OF his heart to promote and see the increase
and prosperity of this town in particular, and the
state in general.
Gas gentleman he was distinguished for a ncr-
vous and manly understanding, sprghtly wit, steady
friendship, high sense of integrity and honor, and
unboundcd h0Spitality.-ll His funeral ObscquCs
to be solcmnscd at o'clock this afternoon, when
doubt the inhabitants of this town will pay the last
tribute of respect to the remains of worthy citizen,
who has been of so much public benz fit
*Wc purposcly talicisc these words to make them
the more prominent the better to contrast with the
that he has failed in his predictions that ga grateful
remembrance of him 1.-THE subject will long survive
in Baltimore, where he lived upwards Of forty years,
and was formerly one of its most eminent mer-
chants" We do not ask what Company" has been
organized to commemorate the name of Doct. STE
vENsoN, for h. not military man, but what
Society, or what Institution, to hand down his name
to postcrity? Not onc And who now Tires in this
commercial community, that even remembers Doct
STEVENSON, or are disposed to cvincc, by any act
that they cherish lively recollection of his servccs
Where is the Hcreason Hal that might have been
established for the resort Of merchants deliberate
and plan mercantile opcrations?-It exists not even
in ancy-neithcr has there been even a vessel call
ed for him. There brig named George
P. Stevenson but that was not JONI STEVENSON
and who knows where deposited JONI STE
vENsoN's mortal remains?-What is prominent
characteristic of republics?
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper, South Gay street. next door to the Sun
Office, to-day by O'Clock, at g. cts single or cts.
each for copies.
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EXCHANGE.-Thcrc few drawers of Ster-
ling, but 60 days Bills have sold at various rates,
from 9a9 5Gl0i per cent. prem. Such is the critical
condition of money concerns on the other side, by
the last accounts, that those who qualified to
draw prefer shipping specie to remitting Bills. We
quote Foreign and Domestic as follow:
Bills on London fsterg 60 days. 9al04 per ct. prem
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
TENIIE FIRE ANDMARINE
III INSURANCE COMPANY, at their Office,
corner of GAY and LOMBARD-ST will insure
Marine and Inland Navigation risks-and against
fire on Dwellings Warehouses and their contents.
By the Charter of this Company, insurers tcih ii,
share in The annual profits.
DIRECTORS.
William w. Spence. John D. Early,
Col. O'Donnell, Richard Norris,
William Loney, John X Randall,
Henry Winter.
EDNOND DIDIER, Prest.
Fl. A. Didier, Scc'y. aus If
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30 do, Corner & Sons; IS do and . Inf do, order
molasscs 40 hhdS, Weld & Scavcr.
Pensacota-Brig X. W. BrOtcn.
Lumber &c, 95l it, G b White.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07
A. coon ARTICLE.

We copy and endorse an article IN lhe
Louisville Journsl," which so much EN-
babies and represents The principles we
are almos, daily inculca,ing. that We copy
it, the better 10 enforce thoughts and SEN
,iuen,s Ina, should be deeply impressed
upon The bosom Of every Tue Wing.
yya!gism and Locofocoism-The Old
Issues-The Existing Distinctions.
/ There is no doubt bu, ,hs,the var with
Mexico, so wantonly brought on BY The
Administration, has wroughsa change Is
come of the old issues between The two
d parties in this country, or adjourned those
! issues for an indefinite period. The DIS
tr,bu,ion of,he surplus revenueis no! no"
an issue beIore The people, Tor the Admin
i.tra,,on having expended all The funds o
the nation and incurred an immense ma
| ,ionsl debt, there 10 no surplus revenue
and il il not probsble that there VIII Q
any during the presen. generation. IN
distribution Of the proceeds oil the puoll
lands il o,now an issue before The peopi'
# and IL cannot become an issue while W
: war cou inoes. for even Mr.. Clays III
: : ,r,bution bill provided. that, in The eve,
\ of war. the proceeds should revert Tor y
is time being to Incapable treasury. VI
n protecuse policy is not now an issue Q
,e fore The people, for, in addition TO The "a
a the, the ptesen, Locofoco tariff 10 uneq'
NJ vocally aud avowedly protective 10 us u
y lures, we all know that the payment OF
r. grea, W al debt will require such Tar
i. llior a, leas, quarter OF cen'ury,as "
OILS afford all The protection that the m
we strenuous advocates Of protection regars
mt desirable. A National Bank is not n
~, ma an issue before the people, for The VIII
although their opinions are unchanged
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07

or override pErSinrl MAS rrpeEsed shF
greater alasnhy seUsnE broadcast. re
peas about IL 10 ! = inrIws high. from -
ing in oats Grld 10 guly--my nsssa
slaesP eating mp ny hrst eaop.
AM. sir. with Tespeci. Az. yenrl
*~- @e as M. M. PHILLIP /
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

sv.t ~ If, ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court OF I.aw-September
- ='t1a ~@ Term, 1Si7.
aa' Mr,ha r. rann VI. Wills J. Fam.
't=%&@ Petition for Divorce. .......
NOTICE is hereby given to defendant, that
~ the dispositions of NJ. c. Hcrndon, and 9th.
ers viii he taken for the Plaintiff at the Office OF
John w. Norwood. esq. in Hillshorough. on the
fourth Monday Of October next y, he read IN esl-
dcnce in the suit pending in Orange snper'o,
Court wherein Martha Il. vann is plaintiff and y
Willis j. yann Il defendant. ...
5Tu9ss4 n. nj. JONES, c. $. c.
Price adv. $3.50. r. r't .#'' s-o"