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INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE AT AUG
II TION.-In consequence of arrival OF large
of furniture from the north, shall SELL Friday, the Sd
day of December, 10, IN, the furniture store, Odd
Fellows Hail. 7h, between ID and Streets large and
general assortment Of weLmade furniture, consisting in
part Of ft
Fine mahogany marble-op centre stables
Do do dressing bureaus and washclosets
Hair spring-sea sofas Of and elegant patterns and
bed sofas
Mahogany and walnut chairs, and common do,
rockers do.
French bedsteads windass and common do, COTS NC.
Looking glasses, portable shower bath seee-cadles,
with large of other furniture unnecessary enume-
rate.
Also market and clothes baskets, fancy, work, and other
kinds.
Wash tubs, clohes-horses, mats DC.
fine chance is offered to persons wishing to furnish
a cheap
Terms of sale All sums of and under $780, cash
$780, credit of 80 and 90 days for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest A. GREEN, auct
Nov 3O-3t*
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DEPARTMENT STATE Nov. %, lS47.
MIR. John Hil American citizen, born, il is believed
Nl in the State of Mane having died ntestae at the
of Nuevtas in the island of Cuba his property has
placed under the charge of the proper court Certified
Juzgado de biees de dfunto of Puerto Principe before
which all persons having right to the same are required to
produce their proofs without delay, either in by
attorney
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Hy A. GREEN, .a.scetOneer.

TNWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
l. TloN.-On Friday, the 3D. Of December shall sell,
the premises at O'Clock p. m, part OF lot No. 7, in
square No, sls with the Improvement, which is well
finished and conveniently arranged two-story frame house,
situated the side of Twelfth west between
and streets north The lot fronts % feet running back
Terms One third cash the balance in six twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months for notes bearing interest
A deed given and deed of trust taken. A. GREEN.
Nov 3O-3t Auctioneer.
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Ry a GREE.y. .gucfionecr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION On
Saturday the ih instant | shall sell, on the premises
at O'clock p. m, part of lot No y in square No
49, fronting q feet inches Pennsylvania avenue
the of 10Th street. adjoining the OF A. Hoover
esq, containing about 500 square feet
The above described property is well worthy OF the at
tention persons wishing make good investment
being good place for business, handsome location for
private residence.
Tenns One-third cash balance in one and two years
for notes bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Dec l--3t Auctioneer.
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BY A. J. Fleming, at Alexandria.

BY A. }. Fleming, at AIexandria.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE.-Wil
IT, be sold on Thursday, the I'd of December commencing
at 10 O'clock the City Hotel in the occupancy OF
c. Caughton all his stock of fumure which consists OF
every article necessary in hotel and is nearly new, hav
ing been used only about two years. Terms liberal and
made known at sale Nov 29-dts
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III. sftCt1OH6fTs
TTOUSEHOL AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION On Thursday the I'd December. | shall
SELL the residence of lady declining housekeeping
street, between llh and 18th Streets south side, 10
o'clock, a. m, good lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, dressing bureau
Do bookcase and secretary
Do dining, breakfast and card tables
Do writing desk and bedsteads
Maple, cane-seat and other chairs
Wardrobes washsand, and toilet sets
Gilt and mahogany frame pier glasses
Androns, shovel and tongs
Brass and other tenders
Paror, chamber, and step carpets
Cashrneret and other window curtains
China, glass, and crockery ware, among which are
white granite dinner and god-band china tea set
Mantel clock, &c.
Feather beds, bedding and mattress
Solar, hall, astral and mante lamps
Scoloped and other walters
Knives and forks, DC
Cooking stove and radiator, &c.
With lot of kitchen utensils
Terms of sale. All of and under SIS, cash
$685. credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes sasac'o
riy endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
p SThe house is for it is conveniently arranged
and in handsome location.
Nov 29-3t
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X E ,, SILKS, Csshmeres Mo.sselanes, ouadrtIIe,
Sept Tiff WALTER XApprp n 10
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.ss{ n NA Froa The N. Y. Evening Post
HAs sessAsg ~ Italy at ~ Vunss~acls.

- Sssuag ~ Italy a& IL Vsossnaels.
Lsq 9yseipg As spaoiops area Of the Tabernacle was
CROWDED viA mosi re.PsceAe and Intelligent audience
sssbasd eekve public demonstration q their salts.
fscpn q the late Eelogns inroducsdin the Eccesascsl
Sotees BY Pops Pus TX, and their sympathy with the
noble motives by which he is insPred The Fusecrs,
the Heoatsh Guard sud the Italian Guard were present
in full unformhe iater with the rcoored Aag Of Italy
IN thar midat and the part OF the building occupied
on Sunday BY the choir, was Dodsworths band, who
entertained the audience until they assembled, by
various melodies. There many ladies in the gal
The committee OF management and the gentlemen who
had been specially invited to be present. took their places
the platform and the seats behind at o'clock Dr.
Hogan opened the meeting. He spoke of the occasion
which had led to the call Of this meeting of the
greatest importance and interest II appealed most strong
ly to the symathies OF American cZenshe citizens OF
the freest republic which the world saw. He
said we should prove recrean to the spirit OF our nst-
tuti0ns we did not manifest deep interest with this
movement OF long oppressed people to their pc.
ltcAl freedom The voice of encouragement would come
with peculiar proprety from the dweles OF that country
which Italian dscoverer first opened to the knowledge
of the civilized world The proceedings of this evening
he said would nObly respond to the noble deeds OF Plus
TX. The freemen OF America--ay the daughters OF
Amercawoud cordially and highly appreciate his ef-
forts To- enlarge the liberties Of his people, fearless of the
opposition OF the dcspots who surround him with their
myrmidons MI. Hogan then made motion that Mr. Bra
dy, mayor OF the city, take the chair which carried
BY vote Mr.. Leupp next nominated the vice-presi-
dents. and Mr. Raeburn the secretaries of the meeting
They were appointed by vote of the assembly The list
of officers stands thus:
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INTERESTING RELIC FOR SALE.

THE IDENTICAL PRINTING PRESS Mt which Dr.
l. benjamin Franklin worked while an apprentice in
London is offered for sale.
IL now in the United States Patent Office at ashng
tom where II was deposited its arrival from London in
1892.
Public institutions, societies, individuals who may
wish to possess this valuable and interesting rec will
please address the Hon. EDMUND BURKE, Commission
or of Patents, Washington city, or
. JOHN ID. MURRAY,
Nov 2-2awu IL, Old Slip, New York.
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Maryland state Lottery.
To be dac under the superntcndene of the Stale commits
sioners.
These are only legal and authorized lotteries in the State
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ty--there IL hope In he benehcence and wisdom with
which ne looks 70 and relies upon the masses Of his
Try mem IL hope in the unssaiable purity oil his life
in tne there is hope in combination intelec
and moral excelences, fitting him for the love and leader
II resurrection the Roman be possible, we may ex-
poet i now IL is in view Of the noble task which he
heartily exclan,. 'sCod speed the Pope y
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your most obedient servsns
To RosERT Hogan, &c Committee.
Letter from Hon. James Buchanan.
WASHINGTON, 18th November, I847.
GKNrbEaEN have had the honor of receiving your kind
invitation to be at the meeting proposed to be held
In the city of New York Monday next the purpose
lean people regard the efforts OF Pope Plus TX and the a
ian people for national independence and constitutional
approve Of the proposed Demonstration s4
While il has always been our established policy
situations Of other countries it is impossible that the Amer
lean people can become Indifferent the of
the world. Their sympathies ever be warmly enlisted
in favor OF any movement which reasonable pros
human race, The gories of the ancient time, and the
bright promise Of the present. render Italy object Pc
myself at liberty, American citizen, express the
Of Pope Plus TX reform ancient abuses and
promote the welfare of his people. These afford
States and the other independent of Italy
the inherent right reform and beaize their institutions
any ssn hey alone
elusive authority to decide what reforms practicable
and best adapted the liberty and prosperity
of the people of Italy
have watched with intense anxiety the of
Plus IX in the difficult and dangerous circumstances by
which he is surrounded and, in my opinion, they have
been marked with consummate wisdom and prudence
Firm without being rash LIBERAL without proceeding
such extremes might endanger the of his glorious
mission, he to be instrument destined by Prov
dence to accomplish the political regeneration of his
try That he may prove ssful, be the wish
every lover of liberty throughout the world.
After what have stated need scarcely add that most
cordially approve of the proposed demonstration" Per-
init me, however, intimate the hope, that while express
ing the warme. admiration and sympathy of the American
people for the beneactor of Italy, and their anxious desire
for the triumph of the great with which he den
fed nothing occur at the meeting which might by
sibity afford pretext the enemies of reform in
other countries to embarrass him in his progress.
sincerely regret that urgent and Importantly duties
will deprive of the pleasure of attending meeting
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
To ROBERT Hogan. &C., Committee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

la hes sss.hliskRd iwogsaFs - 80 oSn
nssl hasss. Harry hses@e gagged 70 .
parHT. hnsha lais G.. ~h"ss sh'sl a.
ssrss~a sas hsE hash aaIm.l sp.rts.
yes will Lie h-F. nslsn." r. sd q
rs &c -. .. e. she 10 ca . s~settrmpeF-
ID. Asppy rErslurs. AID - yos kRos
AJAX ee lalssss he 6iss 81 requisites
in 10 wnlef"
"N.a col. he krsi. Harry" said bic
sisass, en- lins. ~ ihihk ne may lrI
pnaclpiss cone before" .Na." rst0rn-
"a Harry sloslIy. .No--af | had O
eho0se betussn the Whale esla,ogae ol
Fia. AMI eroakiag. world prefer the Gins.
Certainly no charm equals ihs, Il q cheer
Col temper. |. rsehes--ils hesIth-Hs
muse-lls sgnshine-in short every 40
tie. Give ms Q wife s.thsl's eonienlet
w. liIIls and esnly ~ mair."
Tsmaks happy fHesile cline
To weans and wife.
That's the true path0s and sublime
Ofhuman lie.
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UEnnsDoBoyeEs
Thursday, February Is.
WhIg District Contention.

We have hsen rrqurEaed q Rise n0iire dat 4
censension 70 noniilasie = Wig esn1iasis e
consEeS IN ne distiri o0mposr5 q he oouuti,.
= OrsnEr. Chatham. csswra, Psrson ard Graz.
sills. vii he bid u HlllshOrongh 81 TuesAsY a
MaErh ecuFf. The sth pFeaime. n i hoprd al
cur frirnds uill e1eFt themzlscs 10 have a IN
delrgaaiun from rseEy oounfy in The 6isiEira. W
hive n our ranks. IN earh county, : nurnlrr n
n.cn possessing the Trquisiie ability and insusm..
ton % hear car asg through The coniesi silh L.
NOR. Il not % sictogi and Il We arc not miss hen
II he political signs. with . suitable esndij.s,
ard fun ard FIRE discussion heioEe he p<otle a
DE questions upon whirh the iw0 panies are no.g
divided. the Wings viii CERTAINLY triumph over
the seeming najariiy against fhsm IN lhe dirrirs.
And having surh nuaalrr of suitable men. ren.
ders il mOrr nrce,saI that Nc should have con.
Errrncs. Remember. lhen. On Tuesday the 9Th
u March. il j. Vsopo~cd that this conference han
be held in Marlborough.
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sal 10 bs doas o." de fuiT0i 1874, tBd
ne TsriH Of 1880 sas 20 BE PFomslsd - iia
siesd. NJ. Pslk rallied he later . EeFsass
ssnfI. and said that The duties wsFe ss-
dssed. btrsSss Il hsd become nteesssry
u segment ne incrme q ne trsssury.
There SIS . doeRsdhsss 10 The ssserison.
whirh seemed 10 smsrk 81 eonsic0ssnss %
81 poses. and determination % make
ihsl power Galore me srguRsnl. and
sanrlian Ire data. 0ar rssdsrs. Of coufse.
have rot forgotten how tsiURphanEiy Dir.
Polk sesmed 10 snsp hss 6ngsrs, .hen he
had ri, on he happy ldss. Ihsl lo~ do
ties ssRaenIsd lhs inenms. and that he
isrlH must Re reduced n order 70 help ihs
Treasury. Well nn~. we hare The Pie.
sidenl 81 he Unued States. IhFoDgh the
Seeslssy Of The Treasury. gniRg notice
that he duties on divers. ARTICLES Of Impair
ialion must be-4ncreased. IN order 20 ln-
crease the amount Of income. Where ..
The theory npon whIrh The sdminisua,loH
started! What has become ofIhe |" AL
established doexne!" Really. tie 3D.
minis'rsiion Scent 10 meet The ghost Of u.
former schemes, plans. and sssefl,ons, o.
every corner Il is 10 he pi,ied. bal mol
psrdOnsd. CPhia. U. s. Ga=.
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Thal he GoEefnmebt aEFt he AikbR-
sss rsEimsas el00. 0o0. sd lhsl Ihsy sIf
eeopsranrsly sishosi rl0lhing. IN iarl
Ihsl he GorsanRtnt - largely inasbasc
q s.sry rsginenl 10 ths seld. Tie Quss.
asr Master has oaly bern afle . pay &c
tssa,lers ep 70 he ls.l 81 Orlober.
Carn 10 selling sIsl 60 psrhsshti. and
very IiiIls 10 BE had % lhsi price. fiosI
81 90 . aisle Load n 800 pouads. Prices
are mseh higher lor every article Ihsn hs'
bssn eSslonsry is The ropaaEy. II ths
soldiers lssr doun . leaes shea xiahnuI
wOcd 10 cock their proslsiaas, q . in'
msd,aWly paid for and charged 20 he
GatefnnenI. II 10 w0gFe ihsn The Ei0Eldl
xsr in cos and pI0digslaiy.
lie says The wsr has been enc al rro6l
n The Mexicans. Gs0id and silser sFs
more ,hBndsht Ihsn Ihss ever sese be-
for and besides pay inR sireonIrbuIion'
10 suppon The var aganst ~, hey ere
laying up ionsnss. oal oi The pro6as On
IIadaee and such olhsr a. irles 40 &c sTs
compiled 10 buy.
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The last Milton Chronicle contains a COMM.
nicaIion, which We are requested 10 copy. in
which the winter comes out in favor ofIunning
Wing candidate for Congress in this district, and
of District Convention 10 he held in HillshO-
rough 10 make the nomination; aud he also Pre-.
sciIis the name Of that stirling Wing loan KIEn.
e~l, II caswell, A. q suitable person TO rccri,e
the nomination. The writer will see. by notice
in this number Of the Recorder tina, As to the pro-
priciy Of running Wing candidate. snd Of hold.
ing District Convention, there Is no need Of fur.
thcr discussion-ihcy have bcen discussed in The
private circles of our friends in some Of the coun.
tics Of the dis,rirt, and this notice was published
As the result, Of their deliberations. We deem it
therefore unnecessary to publish that part Of hi.
communication. The remaining portion, in which
'i'r si"i"'" u Ne srH ara presented 10 the pco-
pie Of the district, we eheerfully copy. The
Wings Of Orange would heartily rally 10 the SUP
port Of Mr. Kerr, il northumberland our impress
sion now Is, that he is the fa,Oriie Of the District
The following is the portion Of the cOmmupica.
ton TO which We have referred:
As 10 who shall be our candidate. Er.
cry man in the district. perhaps, has his
rhoice-atleast have mine. know no,
how gentlemen will like him who DO not
know him--l am sure, however, that all
who do know him will like my choice. |
speak of him as being unknown, probably,
TO some Of the Wings in The disirici-yet
!, is hardly predetermined. For although
Il he true that one among the most lalen-
ted men in The state has never figured III
Legislative hall-owing in part TO his
unaspiring and modest nature, but prinei.
pally 10 the fact tina, he lives in one Of the
strongest Democratic counties in the State,
where the brightest talents that God ever
gave 10 man meet with no reward, n re-
spect, so long as these talents cannot be
brought 10 operate in aid Of modern democ-
racy-yei. The efliclen, aid he has render
cd The wing party, in meeting The cham.
pions Of democracy and vanquishing Them
when assauliing our principles-has given
his name fame rarely attained by men
who live in private life. For my humble
part, shall roncei,e il disreputsble 10 the
wing party if this gentleman is permitted
to live in reIiracy, and no effort made "
attain his valuable services in the councils
OF The country. | am not the man 10 eu-
logIse The living: But | tns, lha, may
he allowed 10 say Of the gentleman, whose
name am about TO propose as Candi-
date, that as an orator and man of pol
ished talents, The State has not his superb
or. As dehaier, at the bar or on the ros-
trum, he copes, in my opinion, with the
ablest men in the Union. alluded to
JOHN KERR, Esq, OF Caswell. lido
not know that he would consent TO be a
candldate-aDd am aware il would be
detrimental TO his best inieres,-but am
sure that he is man who will make any
sacrifice for the good Of his
party--his Country. PERSON.
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IMPORTANT FROM MHICo.

The editor OF the New Orpans Bulle.
tin states, on the Sd instant, hat he has
seen letters of The 9Th Januav from the
city Of Mexiro, and from palies having
access To high sources of nformaliun,
which express. in decided tens, a belief
that the differences between he two ma.
liuns will very speedily be aaicably and
honorably sei.led. .TSF
The Picayune, nf the sam date, con.
,aius summary Of late Me,can inleIIi.
geuce, derived from letters all papers re.
ceived from our squadron ofTVera Cruz,
from which we extract the blowing in
relation to the proceedings 1 the Mexi.
can. Congress upon The proj,t Of rai.ing
$4,000, OUG by mortgage or sic Of church
property. |, is copied fror the Diario
del Gobierno Of the 9th nliho 10y
"rhe basis Of the ptojec laid before
Congress on the night Of Ie 7lII, and
which consists in taking pos.ssion Of the
property Of the clergy, has len adopted,
Last night the first article as adopted.
and as far as we recolerl eads as fol-
lows: The Government is aihorized to
raise sI5,00O.000 TO carryon the war
against the United States, ging moriga-
ges on The property Of the ergy, or SELL
ing the same, il necessarylo raise the
above sum.
g"The discussion of Ariie common
ced yesterday morning andasted until $
o'clock 10 The afternoon. ven a recess
was taken until 7 o'clock. Al that hour
a statement was read iromhe Vicar Ge-
neral. Zone of The bighessignilaries Of
the church, in opposition the project.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

ssnsgss Casrsa and Yanfz 3 BsTiel sur-
p0,aed his Eiswss ssn0Fss BsEFisl. 6sm-
boa, Rivera. LnpsE. ard I.aeunEa y p
ehse0 l0ak Erosnds sgainsl AIllcie !, an6
Senores csnas. Jssrfz. sad he Secrria-
rles Il Slule ard Finances in favor q -
passage. Aller much jiscussioa. q US
carried hy . vote ~ S 10 81. Mhen
Ankle 2 Vas discussed. giving 6oseFn-
menl lhe IOwer 10 sell the church PREP
cry. Senor 0lsro spoke against u, and
senior Canas in favor. The EeIe result
ed in a yeas and IS nays. A l0o'eloek
r. A. Congress adjourned. The debate
drew forth M luTlher light. llle gresi a.
RumenI 81 Ministers being Thai. unless
means were placed Al The r0mmsnd 81
Government. the Vice President eonid
mt be responsible for The SAFETY Of Ihs
country. snd that lie was sPprhsnsiEs
that without funds Tie army would be dis
banded. and march upon the capital %
lishl the torch af eis1 war"
The Picayune says il finds nothing IN
lis fiIes of lhe Mexican Congress having
touched The matter OF peace with the
United States. in any way. In all The
debates. an the contrary. The most hostile
feeling appears 10 have been exhibited.
According 10 a despatch from The Go
vernon nf New Leon. The rear guard 81
Col. May. Ins. in The ds6le Of Santa Ro'
ca. was cut or BY party 81 twenty Eve
men and boys, inhabitants Of San Pedro,
As is represented, almost their only wes'
pons we're The stones rolled Down the
heights by them. None Of the rear.guard
appear Ia have been killed. A. the Whole
eleven in number, were sent prisoners &c
San Luis POiosi.
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IRELASD.-The unprecedented wretch
edness Of Ireland seems 10 he attracting
much attention. In the single county ol
Mayo. a district less Than fifty miles
square. no less than hiHy-iro deaths
are alleged TO have occurred from siarra-
lion. Considerable collections have been
taken up in The English churches for the
relief Of the suffering Irish, and Parlia.
ment il is believed will take early, and dc.
cisive, and comprehensive measures for
afTouling eileciual relief 10 the starving
peasaniry.