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MARlSpA DoTY' 10 tne hoho'obie 'nc ,"pIe'he
rs COuit OF Judcnurc next 70 DC
eoHM5SD DorY. holden dt Burlington Wiif'n ana
~ tle county oil Chittcnden on tle tth tuesihy IN
DeSSei4nef a. ID 1871 Tie Label OF Mnfiildn Doy.oi
co,nuti,n, sb, -. s,l ,Ghy VI ,,,o,,ind I,
Onnoni Doty. native oi Wal!inglord Vermont OF
MlOdiy IN the State Of Massachusetts on the 9th day
OF ~ tob"f a. d l53, that IN me iro,;h ct Oct.
1859 my removed % Wangfori W.T. ard i;.ere liz.
cn 'os"tA"r ~ nan and vile rn, April 1870 thin:
t'ey ten removed to LanLIou New Hampshire and
mere resulted utI September Nth 1910. that fom the
tnc Of .aid arInse until sad 18Th Sept 1870 the sud
,h"fhG' l'td WIN sald Oinond IN iuli observance On
her par u AL tis pro'nis OF the marriage contract
tnnl or sad i!th sept 1910 ut Lnnrlon aforesaid the
said trmo1d wiliuly deserted the said Msirda.
leaving her with an infant child wholly ticstrre OF
any N ans OF support that said OinlcnI has resided
III the State OF vermont more than TWO yeas since his
dcscion OF slid MarinJa the said lJih Sept 1910:
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PreSi9cnt
CHARLES PAINE. Of Mortified.


CHARLES PANE, of Mortified.
,,...,, : Nr ne, wa p''',,;,,o, 70
LtoNAhp 'ATphNHl, ~ p', W.
sEt,""L = ~ D'is' "a nu.'"o'
~ iLi' 1! NASn' %, , n'i,.eoi,
y - $500 -, En'L IL, -
SAMUEL ADAMS of Grand Isle,
nEatL II, NioN' " l:',nn'nr,
" D. y SHINES W 't'ehlis,
pAn AZ nALpMi ~; " w as'''so"'
y - |iNsI !, VI 1".'" u, IT,
hhi ~ = ;r ptStoN, ~ ,'seh'
Il % ~ D. " h'NL' W p'a"se'
Er,rn ~" II H. -, \" noon" 50 'U;,r
"I0I"'' ' np VI !" .'ui'on'
T. r T,.ry ~ WuJls"s'
H. - r,r,.s,,,,5;,s N.o,o,,,,,
Cu,rScry L;uopRIcu7 Of Bu,I,ns,on.
Treasurer,
GEORGE '" ScoTr OF Montpelier
, n ru,.ur -, t1n M.'+..o,
L. Lri,ui.rc Committe..
HARRY BRADLEY, OF Burnnaton,
FRANCS v nsoN, OF li.np5sbulgh'
GL9; W ColIAMLRR, o. nla,e'
. " - I,,,nsLi,g to,um,ttee,
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MEMORIALS OF METHODISM-By Ste
wi vens-for sale at HUNTING7ON'S
Nov 1877 10
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plNS. &C.---500 packs American Pins
200 Sewing Needles. 100 gross knitting do.
October II. Villas \ MOVES
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ILLS ITNaT.
Kew Firm and New Goods

'E'HE Subscribers. under the firm Of
CGLiSN RUTT I "
.evirr purchased tie Brick Store recently occupied
bv lu1s II C4.rmtD. nave TINS day returned from
Nryy York wiki entire ncw stock Vi GOUDS, con'
sls;us ..
DRT GOODS,
CROCLElES,
CROCkERT.
LiHDFIRE.
DHCGSS MEDICINES,
Paints g. ON' F'nr~. 49,. SIN. .N9HS. GolSS.
Sc, mnkn- n complete assortment OF everything Tint
may tie called Tor, when th'y are now ready 10 ex-
chnucc a, the lowest mrhet plcc, Tor Cash GTuin,
Poik. hutter CG-'s', and all kinds ot produce.
\ these who wish To get the worth oi thrr money
M, scited at ensl to call and examine STOCK be-
tnrr un.cnasnr elsewhere as W. are determined not
10 be undeiso.d by any store in the C,uly;
GO DOUGLASS.
IA Is BOrIIM
Wiston Vt Oct. 10, 1917 ldii
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THURSDAY. Oct. IS. 1874

THURSDAY, VCt. 70. 1911.
The Convention met according TO adjourn
mcnt, when the committee report, the follow
ing constitution
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11
FROM YIlCATAN.

Senior Jo.e RobiTs. = Commissioner
appointed by the Governmen, Of Cam
pesehy, arrived al New Orleans on the
25tb ulumo, on his way 10 This city. for
the pun pore Of treating with the Govern
men, TO obtain . recognition Of the indie.
pendence OF lUcstan.
The Yuca,snese. Il 10 said, have entire.
~ ihrown off the Mexican yoke. and re.
established the form Of government a.
dop,ed by them on the 3lst Of March,
ls4I. at the period Of the first tepara-
lion. The prssen, Governor. With .
Council Of State, composed Of FIVE indi-
.i,iusls, will direct the administration OF
sasir. until The assembly of,he Chambers
OF the Legislature.
A Havana paper states The, on the 2osh
of December . squadron Of three Amer.
can men-of.wsr appeared off the io~n oil
Carmen, (Yucstan. aud demanded the
surrender Of The place and the delivery oil
ell the arms and munitions; which we're
yielded without resistance, and the came
DAY The American flag vas hois"d over
tina, place.
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ATT meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
n Of the town Of Hillsborough, held on saiuT-
day evening the 9th February, ls47, the follow
ing ordinances were unanimously adopted:
BE il Ordained, That the chuse in the ninth
section Of the printed Ordinances giving dscre-
,ionsry power 10 the captain or head Of com
pany Of patrol 10 discharge slaves caught on
Of their owners lots, without permit or pass IN
writing from their owners or esersesis, or to nv
flici upon them punishment not exceeding III
teen lashes be, and the same is hereby, repealed;
and the captain Of patrol is hereby required to
eoniine such as are caught, after The hour OF ten
o'clock q, night, without such permit or pass, M
the Jail Of Orange county until the next morning,
when he or she shall receive fifteen lashes on his
or her bare back. and stand committed until the
costs are paid unless his or her owner will pay q
fine Of two dollars and prison charges
| Be il further Ordained, That il slsah be the
duty Of the Town Constable TO tale up every
drunken aiaus, f.s@ negro mnlaff0. that shah be
| found in the town OF Marlborough on Sundays,
and commit him or her 10 jail until Monday morn-
ing, when, if slave, he er she shall receive ~
teen lashss ON his o. her bare back and stand COIN
miitsd until all costs are paid, unless the owner
shall pay fine Of two dollars and costs; and il
free negro or mulat,o, he or she shall he subject
ed to fine Of two dollars, and stand committed
until the fine and costs are paid. Fifty cents 81
he paid to the Town Constable in each case by
the owner Of such slave or slaves, or by the free
negro or mulatto, and TO bs included in the costs
BY order of the Board.
EDWIN A. hEARTT, Town Clerk.
. February 9. 65-3w
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An ofsrinr Of FhsnashIP.

Br tlae OEsrIs and Masirisns Il de hsshrAs
Regimrns - NziiiA. - Ia mrnosy q A.ls
Ionx HanIIsus, a DasI Nsbane .. he 80
aay q DccrmbsE. 1876.
A Il has pleased lie Sovereign DisPa-
ser of III events. in lie sOuEse u The pre-
sen. wear. 10 take from our midst by the
hands OF deaIh Major J"ha namihon.
leading Musirian Of ihe ash Rsginsni 81
Mi.ilis, we. his companions IN auns. Ihe
Officers and Musicians Of the Reg'meai
10 whirh he belonged. being deeply sen
sible of his service. n Volunteer lf1m
lhe Regiment during The lale war with
Great Britain-whilsi stationed Al the bo-
rough OF Norfolk. enduring The rigors Of an
unusually severe winter, and exposing
himself 10 diseases mnEe fatal Than the
balls oT the euemy; having also for long
time WITNESSED and a,,miIed his skill and
zeal as a Musician. from that period un'
III near The rlOss 0l his exislener; and he
j ing conscious Of be asdesi sxssIiens loI
The improvement and TssPecsabilily Of th'
Militia in general. and oS his own Reg
menl in particular; representing, Is We slr
cereIy believe. the feelings and wishes
every member of The Regiment, We 2
with one heart agree 10 pay this iseD'
T tribute 10 the memory Of his public se
. vices. Therefore,
Resolved. That We. HE military asst
{ ciates, will ever feel grateful for his Sc
: vices 10 his country in times oil DANCE
/, and for his zeal and activity in the Mi
Il TIA in times Of peace; tia. we will CIV
c ,leplore his loss as austrian and Ill
we will cherish in our hearts the mem
nv Of his virtues, and strive 10 Danish
10 recollection Of his faults.
D. Resolved further, That this express'
n Of friendship 10 the memory Of our dePa
ia ed comrade be filed with The papers p
N tanning to This Regiment, and he ever C
IN sidered as par, Of It's records. =.
he Resolved, also, That the proceed
on be published in ihe HillsborOugh Re-
in der, and that copy be sent To the wiz
Of the deceased.
rad PAISLEY NELSON, Presidej
rn. SaxL II. TuRRENTlSr, Sec'y.
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Ga ms,sen q NJ. Lava, a tRsI -
a go Il Is PaiFul and one - -.
lion 70 drnnkea GeFf0fa, ire nsEf,'sa -
mulas.oes, wers uhshsalassly 1922
and d wus anlessd llsai lhsg bs pn..''s :.
EDr lhsee xeeks n Inc HalsboropEh Ne
corder. IFo which Gee advertising -
lamns-
Nessrs. Meogs. Niehols. and Brosns
were apnasnaea CCmmillee 10 settle YIN
Inc Tr1snrrF.
On mesioa u Mr.. BfSEa,
Ordered. That The SuEaay patrol Be
dispensed with anlil further 0IdeEsd.
E.A. nEARTT. Town cleFk.
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Ia stated by the Washington eo1Fss-
psssni al he N. YaIk Son lhsl ihs Bra.
z.n Minis e. has hsd long conference
NJ Mr. Bach,nsR in regard 20 The Eeesni
ourssnee. a. Rio Jansria. and that he has
dn.nded The Isesll of Mr.. Wise. whose
adue, on The orrssiOn. he adds. s,h
bully srpro,sd by The President. II
4. he irue, we have lhs germ Of another
u-bul. o. we shall have 10 play 81
ions ia~." !, w'Il RYl he /, very disas'
%, event lssespI commercially ] unless
4. Polk shnuld take u into his head Il
.uusx" BrsxlI 10 the Union!
Richmond " hig.
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We have hssa Ersarsara . give no.,s.t int q
t:sassEsisn 70 nouinals Wig candidate &C.
conEIrss IN lhe disirrs ooa4os, 4 oT ihe oouutirs
sGOnnsr. chsshsm. c-swsf, PERSIA and Gran.
vile. wilI be IBID IN Hals,orOssh On Tanslay q
Mareh eoars, ths ssh iSoHinO. n !. hoPrd illsl
our Eisnls ~ia stsrs themselves 10 hare . fall
dsisEslsaa iron sssr. counly IN ihs district We
hive IN osr ranks. IN rarh county. huIhbrE e
nSa passsssins ihs requisite ability and infzma-
tioa % traE our Gag lhEoagh ths oouiest with ho-
nor. if MOI 10 sirsog; aad Il Nc are not misiaksR
in the POlitiral signs. Nilh suitable candidate.
and FUN and IRE discussion before the peoPle II
die surssions upon which The two Tarsies are now
diyiss.l. Ihe Wing. siil certainly triumph over
ihr SEEMING msio'ig ssains, thrm in The district
AsA having sueh . Huahsr Of suitable msn. rsn-
dos q ..sse uoceszaxy dial nc should have con.
E,wurr. Rsmemlrs, drn, on Tuesday the 9th
II NAsch. a 10 ysass@l that this conference shall
Ne hosa In Marlborough
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RRANpRETKs PILLs.

This mnslirinr 10 srkno~kagrd % be GO = 80
pnosa xalaalae ever disc0ssiss, a Bnrass - ne
bleol sna Eaaas. Il . suPsss~s e snsAFasAss
uA<shss - . sodosi6e O. alrFsAsss u sisnos
infinitely heGor ~ thr psePaEai'ons . cosnasns-
lions q Mercury. Ias PuEgkusfpfopefsfs aN
Iooe q inesleulslIe salse-to hrs I'm. nay
ls tIksn daily 81 any psrseS, and n's,s.o 8
wssksaia9 ~ - esfhanieefirci ihey ado sliens.a
~ tslsas s1sy De esase a weaknesA ihse.
No eooa MsseuTy dos. which ulese rliis % 10
hAruise. Bas they have none q me in'seisp's
ELECTS of .hsl AeaAly specific. The teetn arc Do
iniured--the Ianes ard knals are not paTsis ieo-
pe-hut Ii he sseaA q thsss addressing Symptoms
new Iifs ana eonsequssl unimat0n = evident -
every movement AZ Ihe body. brsAsseahs faia
are indeed . TniyessI Remedy, ier thes ssfe
ouoosi,e diseases; they cure inflammation and
Chronic Rheumatism. They cure Diabetes sna
stoupaee Of Time. They cure Dysensriy ana
C,on.si,u,ion.I cosliyeness. They witl cure al
,h,.. ,ro.rrn,ly epEsosie diseases. because they
rleanse ana purify he hood, provided, howsssf'
i n.sure IA not he,ond 81 human assistance:
| In N cases they viii be found q sale and aim.
Me renedx. vet an powerful ior the removal Of
aiueases. whe,her chronic az recent infectious ~
,rherxi.e. They DO not render the system llshlr
ltoL~ G.cssa by any changes oftemPeFaiuEe. Ihs
very CAUSE, Or occasion Of the human isme nsini
affected BY esis< and coughs u removed ~ nlel'
u.c. Therefore. ihsy may he used 81 MI n, US.
) and seasons without dansse. and change o. "'e'
and any extra care Is unnecessary.
c-rA-.nls for the sale Of Brandreth,s Pills'-.
1 n. Heart. Hillsl,OToush; 4. florence, Pliishofo
: Vim. Fashee, foshee's store, Chatham; j. y
Q M.Daae. Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mehans, Msso
Hall; Il. 4 W. smith, Alananee; ); =, q y. sloaI
(;reenAssoueh; James Johnson, msn."S Sa
n Wool q Neal Madison; Owen h'Aisei, lei
l. ..yyills: 4. n. calluTn, Milton.
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Tnr Orange Company, we are Ers-
,iicl ~ sssa from ksser received al this place.
Ia. Iron aooqsod and mustered into the United
s,a- -s~1ic., ~s-e man only having lern sjeet-
"a. Tb-~m4zns Numbered about siI,y. oiiiosEs
and Tsiysies. an addition of seventeen having
hsrn lnaIe 20 Il from Granville county. The
xUnSpauy ~s. in Wilmington al the last account.
la, srpec..1 10 te ssnt down TO the Fort in q
few dsyS
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Interdiction of Slavery. IT


lowing resolutions have been adopted oy
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania--i'l'ne
Senate, by a vote Of "a to 8. and ln'he
House Of Representatives unanimouT:
Whereas, The existing war with Nex'
leo NAV result in the acquisition OF ew
territory to the Union: And whe fas'
measures are now pending in Congfss'
having in view The appropriation oil mo-
new and the comforting authority uPolthe
,reaty-making power 10 this end: u re-
fore. :.
Resolved, Tina. onr Senators in ion-
or.,s be instructed and our RePresp 'a-
live, requested to vote against, any lea
,nr. wba,eser. by which territory WI &C.
crne 10 the Union, unless as par! Z the
fundamental law, upon which any fm-
pacl or treaty for the purpose is Dlsd,
Slavery or involuntary ssrvi'ude, !etsp'
foy criinss, shall' be foreref Frohlbli,.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the l4th uisimo' Mr.
Dawn LocxHARr, aged about So years, an e1-
ecllent citizen, prudent kind and affectionase lie
was no doubt christian, as he had been con-
sistent member of the Presbyterian church for
some years; he has exchanged trying and un'
certain world for one Of eternal rest. lCos.l
Died, in this county, on Saturday the 9Th inst,
Mr.. JOIN RsDIss, sged "a years, good CITIZEN
sra,an honest nan,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11
Notice This!

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage he has
Il heretofore received, the subscriber would re-
spectfully inform his fellow citizens Of this snd
the adjacent counties, that he still continues TO
Manufacture and Repair
Portable and Stationary Horse Power
Threshing Machines,
STRAW CUTTERS. GRIsT AND SAW
MILL IRONS,
and EDGE TOOLS Of all kinds.
He will also furnish at short notice Castings 70.
any pattern, embracing all kinds of Mill or Eao-
tory Cast Gear, Gudgeons, Cranks. Sssf,ing,
Weights, Mould Boards, Oven Lids, Wagon Box
es, &c. &c. From his long known sempetats Ia
bits, and disposition never to di.aneoina he hopes
still TO receive liberal share sspubic eenfdcnSe>
All letters on business dirss.cd' Ia, him at Snow
Camp +. D., Orange esaniy, N. c., will, receive
prompt and imyIcdiasa attention.
lGEiN STAFFORD.
January &C.. 6S-
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.aaofh.r United States Iitssel Lost

.anofher United States ttssei LOST
A letter from Honolulu, Sandwich Island',
brings nexs from The Pacific announcing
The wreck OF the schooner Shark, on The
10Th Of September. a, the mouth oil the
Columbia ri,er-ihe same plsce where
the sIoop-of.wsr Peacock vac cas-. 'w'y'
The Shark was an old vessel OF 10 guns.
under the comu,nd Of Lieut.. Comman-
dan, Hosi,op. The officers and crew
we're all s.fely landed 10 bos's. Al Q
o'clock Of the il,h only the bowspri' and
Quarter of the wreck were TO be seen
among the breakers.
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Notice.
January 80.

r yTrERS Of administration on the estate Of
L. JOHN HOBBS, decd, having been giant
County Court 1876; he hereby requires all per-
sons indebted TO said estate to make payms mt to
him without delay and all having claims against
she SEINE, to present them within the time pre-
ssribed by law, or this notice will be insisted on
in bar Of then recovery.
JACOB CLAPP, Adm'r.
January a6. e3-sw
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From Brazil-The ship Courier b"
sui.ed al New York from RIO Janelr"'
~henee che sailed on the Goth Of D.stm-
bet. She reports that the "Caldofn's
EIpsdi,ion' left RIO for ito destination
on The 29.h Of November, some~ha' sho'n
.f lie numsrie,l fcrse by desst,iun. The
Id.sersrs wers king employ meni on
shore and on board the various ships IN
port. ,,,
The third seaman at the columbis had
been released by The Brazilian Govern
men. The o,hsr iwo and Lieutenant DAVE
were 60, Of liberty some time before, %
the former accounts advised W.
The U. s. brig Banbr'dge. c"mmsn'
der Pennington, arrived from Mon'ev'de'
on the IAN Of December The irleai'
iColum b,,. Captain Rousseau, sailed io
Mon,evideo on the 81.
i Accounts from Mon.svide TO the Let o
December had been rsc,iud. They vert
lths, General Risera vas preparing 10 20
ri: so hHiIS: sSSsG. s o SEC me. Iaas
tive.
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sal,ed. Thsl he 0a,eIa,E BE -,
aued - f1FwaFd . copy ul thF largo
no earh &C ogT Srnsl0Is and ksPFs-
sEIlises IN I0AgEess.
mils resolutions have BEEN saapsed
|bsse Legislature NJ Ohio. and ~ ne
SEE q Nru York.
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Imporfanf a0n-Ja5se MsIisn-
~. n Ns@ Oslrans. baa dfsadsa ahsi .
sls.s once hsFlag gons oai y ihs roanty'
saa Ia1dsd spon Tree sesls DPoa IsasEs
10 10 issger . slave.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11
San Juan D'Unoa-The New o.

ans Della, Of January Is, says:
i. From wha, we heard yesterday. We
ave mol the slightest doubt that an al
,ck will be made upon this formidable
as,Ie few weeks hence. Heavy North
n'-lo use = nautical phrase--general'
4 lake place on that coast during The win.
,r months. and fleet Of battle ships, IL
aoored within cannon range, would be
ikely 10 be driven ON The reef by the VIC.
ence of these iempcss. The vessels oil
Dur Revenue squadron and Navy are eE'
sry day receiving fresh munitions Of war
and every thing indicates tina, imPorian
movements will shortly take place in tn
above location"
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$40 Reward.
January 76.

ID AN away ffom William Holt, decd, Of Or
~ snge county, N. c., during last summer,
Negro Man. named EPHRAIM. Ephraim 10
Forty years od five feet eight nine inches high.
st ,ut and square built, and very muscular his
ANGLES are large and feet thick his forehead low.
with Git is helieved) a small scar on it; cheek
bones somewhat high, neck thick and short his
hands are large, with perhaps some remains of
sixth finger On each hand, which he had when
young he has down look, is an artfal felfo~
and pretty good mechanic. twenty-five dollars
will be paid for his apprehension in the state, o.
fifty dollsrs taken oat of it. All expenses will
he paid for his delivery to either of 10 subseri.
beis.
s. L. HOLT, L
J. S. HOLT, Ex'rs.
Nj. W. HOLT,
January 70 1872. ss-
1.-THE Raleigh RArIrr VIII ecpv ard srr-
ward bis account,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11

TIE t.sElsls,sts d loss ls, Essss1 >
bill suIhoFiEiaE . lass ai 6liE lhHnssnd
dollsrs 20 p,F ne dseas slssady egni'sel'
a bF ths nsM Sisls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11

4nAA3 - G9A A1f
sausssls I.exislaiure. on Thursday, Ees-
olons were introduced. returning lie
|lhks &c thai Safe 10 Major General
Zasry TayIor. his oihsrrs and mrn. iof
thonilude. skill and courage which have
dinruishedsheir sucersslsloPerasions n
lirampaisn in Mexico.
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Al a called meeting Of the Board Of
Commissioners of the town Of HILLSIDE
rough, held on Friday evening, the S'h oil
February, 1871
Present, I.emueI Lynch, NJ. p; Ste
phen Moore, George Laws, n. J. Ashe,
J. III. Webb, Levin Carmichael and VIM.
II. Brown -
Absent, Richison Nichols;-
Messrs. Ashe and Webb were excused
tor essann- Al lil,. Ias. regular meeting.
Mr.. Laws, in behalf Of the committee
appointed TO settle with the Administrator
OF Allen Parks, deceased, late Treasurer
Of the Town, submitted report, which
was accepted.
An account Of James jackson, jr., fc'
repairing Pump, amounting 10 81, was
presented and allow ed, and ordered to b'
paid.
An account Of Dennis Heartt for adj
vertising, amounting 10 $3.50, was pre-
scented, allowed, and ordered 10 Ne paid.
An account OF Richison Nichols, fo
glass, &c. for the Academy, and for work
Of boy on streets, amounting TO- s3:4O
was presented, allowed, aad ordered 10 be
paid. =,
Ordered, That the Town Constable
(Charles l.. Coolcy,) be allowed the usu'
al commissions for collecting the tax iol
the past year; and that he be allowed The
further gum of sl2 for ex.officio services
SIS for patroling the streets on Sundays
50 for experimenting hands two days
So for notifying hands; IS cents for re-
moving nuIsances and 81 for serving no
,ice on Alfred Waddell; and that The
Treasurer pay the same.
Ordered, That Edwin A. Heart be al
lowed S25 for his services as Town ClerI
| for the pas, year, and that the Treasure
pay the same.
L. A. HEARTT, Town Clerk.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

. fRepor,ed for the Petersburg Intelligeneer.l
Friday, Feb. s, ls47.
Cotton III, a few bales superior IL
cents.
Corn, soc.-Wheat, l25c.-fioni' 20.
Bacon, s4asa.-Lard, 9aalO.
Tobacco--no change, no fine offering.
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Saturday evening, February Cd

Saturday evening, February 9th, ls4''
Present, Lemuel Lynch, NJ. p; Ste.
phen Moore, William II. Brown, Richi-
son Nichols, Levin Carmichael, John IL.
Webb, George Laws and Richard J. Ashe,
The Sheriff administered the usual oath
of office to the newly elected Mag trais
OF Police and Commissioners. and. the
Board being thus organized procssded: to
business.
A set of Bye-Laws were adopted for
the government. of tho Board
Charles l.. Cooley wasre-elected Town
Constable for the ens,asng year.
John Laws was reelected Town frea.
surer for the ensuing year. And
Edwin A. Heart was re elected Town
Clerk.
The 6liowing standing commisisss
were appointed:
.9udiiing Committee. - Messrs. Ste
phen Moore, John II. Webb and George
! Laws.
Pump and Spring Commiftee.-Mes.
srs. ". H. Brown, II. Nichols and Levin
Carmichael.
!Mreet Comminse - TO consist Of the
whole Board.
On motion, il was
Ordered, That the Town Tax for the
year lS47 be levied as follows, viz: Eff
~ cents on the poll, twenty-five cents on
the one hundred dollars value OF real es'
tate, and fifty cent. on each wheel Of plea
cure.
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SUPERIOR DarRTR.

TIE Judges Of Re .-npsTiar courss vii
re &c ensuing SPring sirrnils i he ID.
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Twelve hundred and fly German emf
vr,n,s arrived q, ST. Louis on The Oh ult
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80 sfeasls. 80 - psartAa - Ns.l3ns,
.laa"
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Arkansas.-Th New Orleans lrop'e u
,,. .7,h January says: BY the arrival Of the
-.,mer Cotton Plant, Capt. E. c, Morton, last
~, from Little Rock, we have the gratifying
intelligence of the election to Congess rom hnms.
tate. a ,ha. sterling and gallant "h'g' ! ho"'''
". Newton. by majority Of eighteen votes over
u. eomos,i,w. Judge Patehal. Mr. Newton mac
,.,,v-,, ~ certificate f his election from The zee