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NOTICE.

III is our duty as Executors of John H. Peyton
deceased, TO collect the bonds due his estate
Persons indebted will therefore obge us by coming
forward and settling their dues at once or suit will
be Immediately brought.
We will lend considerable amount in bonds.
JOHN l.. PEYTON, 49,
WIN. NJ PEYTON, Executors
Of j. III. PEYTON, decd.
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TRACT OF LAND
POSTPONEN1ENT.
TRUST SALE.

Epi Virtue Of q Tsust Dood oxect;teo by Thomas
- Sitlington of the County of Bath, bearing date
the 9th of December, 1889, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Bath,
shall, to raise the money in said trust deed men
toned, subject to the credits allowed in the cause
of Stlington u.s. VIM. III. Allen and others, dec-
ded in the Circuit Superior Court of Bath County
at the last Term, and also for 81 800 paid -
day of May, lS47, on the goth day OF OCTOBER
next, proceed to sell to the highest bidder for rea-
dy money, at the front door of the Courthouse of
Bath county, four several tracts or parcels of
Land, containing, in the aggregate, 1925 .Acrcs
lying on the Cowpasture River in said county of
Bath, and the same on which said Sitling,on now
resides, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to
discharge the debt secured by said trust deed
Said Lands are situated Immediately on the river,
large portion are low grounds and the title is be-
lieved unguestionable, but shall make to the pur-
chaser only such title as is vested in me.
DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
August Is, 1915
DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale is postponed until Monday the
22d of November next. ID. FULTZ,
October 20, lS47. Trustee
DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale is again postponed until Tuesday
the 18th of December next. u. FULTZ,
November "a, lS47. Trustee
AGAIN POSTPONED.
THE above sale is again postponed till Tuesday
the lth of January, 1913.
ID. FULTZ, Trustee.
Dec Is 1917
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

'HNHE undersigned invites the attention of Pa
a rents, Guardians and Teachers to the examina-
ton OF a very superior 6a Octave German Piano
imported BY Mr.. KUHN of Baltimore, now to be
seen and heard at Mr.. Hugh j. Crawford's. His
instruments have been in use in this State for IS
years, AMI have afforded uniform satisfaction The
German Piano exces the American in its great su ..
|perlorlty of workmanship and material, together
with Its soft, full tone and grand action. His pr-
ces range from $3.50 to 500, and the instruments
warranted. He will also have several fine Harms
to hand in few days from Vienna These instrn-
ments must be seen and heard to be Appreciated
Prices varying from $3.50 10 5000.
VIM b: CRAWFORD, Agent.
Stanton, Nov. 10, 1647.
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NOW RECEIVING.

1T THE SfG.V or THE INDIAN.
100 BOXES Of Tobacco, comprising all quail
~ ties, 5's, l2's and 10. Lump, which we
Will sell at low prices and on liberal terms Part
OF this iot has been put up expressly for our retail
sales by one Of the best Manufacturers in the State
and we invite all lovers of good article to give ms
call Also a large assortment Of Segars, Smo-
king Tobacco, Pipes, Sc, SC.
G. T. COCHRAN & co.
Sept. %, 1S47.
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Boots, SEaocs, &c,

Boots, Shoes, &c,
of the very best materal-a fine stock of which
he has just received from the manufacturer and
he feels warranted in saying, from his experience
IN business, and the workmanship Of the hands in
his employ, he will be able to furnish such an arti-
Gle TO his customers cannot fail TO give satsiac-
tion--all he asks is fair trial and he will remark
once for all, that encouragement TO home indus
try" and TO -Four mechanics" is u far better
security for good work. than the cheap prices ofthe
northern cities. A. NJ. SIMPSON.
n. b. Handsome Boots of his own manufacture
will be furnished at S5.--Wedding and other par
ties supplied at the shortest notice a. nj. S.
August 10, IS47.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale
OF LAND.

by virtue of Decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County.
pronounced on the 30th day of September, lS47, in
cause therein depending and undetermined, in
which Crawford s. Company are plaintiffs and
William X Tidd and others are defendants, ishall,
on the 18th day of December, 1917, at the front
door of the Courthouse of Bath County, proceed
to sell upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, to the highest bidder, the
TRACT OF LAND
the bill and proceedings mentioned; it being the
same upon which said Iidd now resides, containing
lis ACRES, lying and being in the said County
of Bath on Cowardin's Run, about four miles from
the Warm Springs upon which is a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, Il good SAW MILL
upon never failing stream and abounds with the
finest of timber, rendering it very desirable prop
erty for the erection of any kind of machinery.
S. A. PORTER, Comm'r.
Nov. IL, 1S47.-5w.
DISAPPOINTMENT
THE above sale is postponed until Tuesday
the lth day of January next.
Dec. %, lS47. >. A. PORTER, Colnm'r.
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MOON a. DAVIS.


at the stand lately occupied by Il. A. Moon, upon
| Main Street, next door TO Dyer's Hotel.
We earnestly request the attention of those buy
ing for cash and barter, to our stock of
Dry Goods Ss7sN Groceries,
generaly-all Of which are well laid in, and In
every way suited to the market, and feel conf
dent they will please all.
Protesting only to sell for cash or its equivalent.
we satisfied that we can offer those buying up
on the terms specified inducements not often pre-
scented.
We will take great pleasure in receiving, for
wardlng aud selling on commission, the producepf
our friends and others, who may favor with their
MISUNDERSTANDING undivided attention to their
interests. and guarantee that they shall, in every
respect, be pleased.
Our large Brick lumber House being situated
immediately upon the Basin bank and having been
thoroughly repaired within the last few weeks,
together with its advantageous position, offers eve
ry safety to goods and produce consigned TO
care.
We Will purchase Flour, Wheat, Corn, Corn
Meal. Oats. Bacon, Butter, Lard, Barrel Slaves
and Hoops, hhds. Hoops and every thing else offer
ed worthy of noie-ei,ier for cash or barter.
Wishing TO realize small profits from large sales,
we most respectfully invite the trading community
to give call.
r. A. MOON,
w. II. DAVIS.
Scottsville, Sept. Is, lS47.-tf
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WE are receiving direct from New York, Phil
W adephia and Richmond, such supplies as
the Season demands, which added to our former
LARGE STOCK, makes it more compete-of
which the following is part:
Super. Super. Black French Cloths, and Doe
Skin Cassimeres Fancy striped and plaid do,
New Styles; Sattinets: Kentucky Jeans Bird
Eye and Gold mixed Tweed; Corderoys; Mos. de
Lanes;. Mernoes; Cashmeres; Plain colored
Lustre Alpacas; Black do. so pieces New Cali
Goes; Ginghams; F'ringes; Buttons; 100 A to
l0-4 Fashionable Winter Shaws, from IS. to Sl5:
Lace Wells; Wooden Hoods; Gloves Laces ;
Collars Brown and Bleached Sheetngs and Shirt
ings; Linseys, and Ready Made Goats, Vests and
Pants.
BESIDES,
10 Cases Boots and Shoes so Sacks Salt; 1000
lbs Cotton Yarns; Loaf Brown and Crushed
Sugars Cofees; Teas Crackers;
Cheese; best Axes; Soaps; Buck
wheat Flour; Dried Apples;
Bacon Hats; Tin Ware;
Queens Ware MacleTel; best
Picking Vinegar, &c, sc. &c, en-
bracing, in fact, the most perfect assert
ment we have ever offered, and OH the BEST
erins for CASH or Produce Dem. copy
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1HWARu az cinrseTTEAEExTs
The genuine Brandyei' "dIs can be obtained al d
r ,e7riDcr yI0coe.

TIC SVItUtItC LTUNiJCI " ~ 10 00e4'''VVV W "s
G,sd'Cing places:
william K,l..Staunton; w. w. King wayncsbo-
rough; WilI@ II. Bell, Churchvillc; p. a. Hciskcll
Lebanon ynitc Sulphur Springs; J. Il. Cyrcie, Par,
nassus, II. Mcsscrsmith. Nc. Scion; Tyre Maupiu
MI sidney James NJ. Stout, New Hope: %. & w
ynitmore, Mt. Meridian; y. f. Graham. Croenvillc .
Jas. S. Guy, Dccrfcld McGulfin, s. Co, Midway !;
Col. w. H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co; John t..
Dickinson, Marlborough Syringe; Crawford, s. Go.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek w
NJ. Douglas, Mt. Scion: Hobbs 5. Taylor, Valley Mills:
Dec. %, 1871.
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FASHIONABLE HOE-MAKING.

M7 TE7HE subscriber grateful for past
VI l. favors, respectfully informs his
s-oe "a &S friends and the public generally, that
G-S he is prepared to execute and make
TO order in the neatest and most fashionable style,
all kinds OF
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Whcn the body is subject to many CHANGES, 1T re-
oUfRgs MEDICINE.
Sudden changes from very hot to chilly weather are
uniavorablc TO health and II fact universally adj
rOitcd that hcat and moisurc powerful agents in
producing disease, and ta dry aid constant
wet weather both favorable to lis generation n
does not signify what call il; it may be aeuc n
may he bilious fever; It may be yellow foyer; ii NAV
be dyscntcry IL may be ricunatism IL may b. bro5
chitis; may be colic may be constipation of the
bowels II may be inflammation o. the bowels IL mas,
be Inflammation Of The stomach il may be n nervo,,s
affection but still it is disease disease curo>
BY the Branircth Pills, because they remove all ~
rtieS from inc BODY, aii tbat can in any rnap,, Lii
cd thus these pills are not only thc 81 'nso
cine, but generally the only medicine ~ Oceo OF o"GhS
to be used.
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NEW CONCERN.

nsE undersigned would most respectfully in
that they have TIM, day associated themselves to-
getner' Tor the purpose e transacting general
business in the town of Scotts'Me under the style
and firm of
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JUST RECEFV.ED.

December %. lS47.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed unit! Monday the
22d of November next d. FULTZ,
October 20, lS47. Trustee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-24

Complaints have rcachcd ~ from ysnous
Tats thc District. In relation 20 The lone speech.
Q. nade BY our candidates &c Congress in oprn.
ing The diseussiaas. Nor i lhe cOmplsini unjust.
The voters attend these meetings. frrquenily ii.
ding many miles. with The hoIe fias they wal
have IN oPpaSiuniiy of hearing both candidates.
Tae de.aie l. openei, usually about one O'Clock,
and the hrss speech SeEses elosiy on 10 four
hours; 30 that By the time this is concluded the
company have beCOme impatient, and many leave
for their homes, feeing sadly disappointed. How
much bssher would il be- TO iix sNinc limitation,
- as 10 bring the Discussion within TrasOnalle
space, - thai lhose Who desir Il, may hear 10th
sSlrsl Say that tho opening SPEECH shall he
limited TO two hours, the reply two hours; and,
las ihcre are some from the immediate nciglbOr.
hOSl who wsuI willingly hear ikem until night. J
tie njoindrr aud surr'joinder nigh, be limited to
onc hour each. Thus would the people be more
gratiiied and better informed, aud tie candidates
have a faiTeT chance. But these views are obyi-
Gus 10 all. and need no discussion. We have
Ieen called upon 70 make the complaint known
10 the candidates, and to ak their eomplisnce
with the wishes Of the people. The complaint
il not against one more than the other. The
fault is in the arrangement they have entered in.
To. Let this be changed rs suggested above, OF
in some other mole thai they can agree upon,
aud we are sure the people Of both parties will he
bc,ter satisfied. We think We can safely say thai
Mr. Kerr win consen, to the change, il Mr. Ven
able win agree 10 j, and We hope his friends will
urge il upon him. Ii M general agreement can
be entered into, sspecih one should be, for the
muster on the 81 of July at I.yneh's.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

Mr.. l. :. HuAaasa q saalasky cSls. Oa.i0.
Nails 2aiRs an.iasss in lhis riiy. sn nhuFs.aay
lasi. Eas slatkaa Eiassusiy y rAruuntsn, aal
snasar - usoss rs Eass n5.iaas - raes eHcrp-
rsalins assuy. Was csUird = hiz loaginss u IL
las haasA' - . euEiasr. nra Pasnra IN ieds IN
ssaa q ssnhas - FhEsdan anons ssrang~rA
ed Eun'sing he ~ sFh<inE mesira,ra and cor
fnrd % hist~ fag . rAauih. and having doc.
tofs I'll = rsrnlhunAsra ad.laIs 10 Flay. hr srul
Immediately e. : Eenoty ia rurOa him in AL
81 haaEs - be wenk 70 sicrP; ani renewed d.
Eaeily I'll his rheumatism from his snsllel knce
end thish-faeEsag saving graf pain snd e.
pms. M. Hulaanl ar ne pIaPFieioE 4 thai
sIaenIa housr, DE Tiiy HOisl. VII oaafnn tbs
sssirlnsns fllls. Nhs. den. will have iie rela-
ely. - who Niil suiEsT Eilhoui il Answer tins
foT ysunsslsss. h max h. faund only Il com-
siatks. - couTilanat =. and Is rslIei the Indian
EliAir and liniuaeni. and l. warranted % cur
any car " Ehsumaiisaa, eous, contracted coras.
musCles. &c. Nsss-lirk TniLuRs.
causs,osk & Go, 81 couEtiani-s,,. Ne~ Ysrk
sole Projectors.
FsF sais ~
-.- d. HEARTr, HiIlsloroasl..
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The Steamer Cambria Arrived.

We learn by a Telegraphic despatch,
tsays the National lntclligenccr.) that the
steamer Cambria has arrived at Boston
with accounts from Liverpool TO the ith
instant. -. 3.
Flour has declined to los. aud 42s. !;
Sour Flour 37s. to ass. American Wheat
IS. and Cd. to. los. Cd. per seventy pounds;
Indian Corn SIS; Cola Meal 2ss. to BIS.
The quotations by the last steamer
were: Flour, 49s. 10 Sos; Wheat. red,
lbs. OIL. 10 las; white, Ids. Sd. 10 lis.
Sd. Indian Corn, 63s. 10 Cts.
The liverpool Cotton Market has inn
proved, from an apprehension Of short
crop. The sales Of the week ending on
the 2sth ullimo were ,hiry-ninc thousand
bales. Upland sold at 81 10 I'd. Orleans
s. TO 81 Alabama aud Mobile 81 to 81 ;
Sea Island III TO 30.
Mr.. 0'Conneli died at Genoa on the
18th of May. He has directed his heart
to be deposited in Rome, and his body to
be buried in Ireland.
T DIR. Chalmers, the eminent ,heologIal,
had also died suddenly.
Lord Besborough is succeeded as Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland by Lord Clarendon.
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The Bible Cause.
d. HEARTr, HilI.l.erousi

TIVE Rev. Me- JisiEssS. Agent of the Bihle
u SOeieiy, viii FEeaoil II tie following Pla-
ces:
on Toe@iay. the 18Th June. q Bethel.
On "Wednesday, the sob June. At the Grove.
On THURSDAY. the Ii July. NJ I.ipsconh's.
on Friday, the "a Juiy. Al Ilchrnn.
Ga Tues,iay. the 9th Ilsly. II Bethlehem.
On "Wednesday, the 9Th July. q, Macedonia.
On Thursday, the ssh July, al Pleasant Grove.
On fFsiay, the oh July, at Proyidenoc.
On Saturday. the 10Th July. at Mount piSgah.
On Sunday. the lth July, al Ilaw6clds.
On The evening Of the l lIh. in llillsboEoueh.
Tie friends Of the Billie Sorici. are requested
10 circulate these notices IN the different neigh
hoghoOss.
gIr The Annual Meeting nf the Orange cOun'
~ Bible sOcic;y. will he held at the Orange
Church, near Chapel Hill. on Sunday the 4th O
July. The annual sermon will be preached b,
the Rev. Mr.. Jameson. The tneuiacrs Of siN
Society, and the public generallA are eaucsii
requested 20 attend. s. $500 @-@
June Is, 1917.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

Alta meeting held a, John B. Ieathets'
Store, on Saturday the 10Th inst, ii was
resolved that the Anniversary Of Ameri-
can independence he celebrated at this
place on Saturday, the 3D. Of July next,
on the cold water principle. A public
Barbecue will he given, &c. -. ~.
Coils Abner Parker and ]. G. Douglass
were appointed Marsllals of the Day.
Geo. w. Jones, esq. was appointed TO
read the Declaration of Independence.
H. X. Nash, esq. and DIR. A. w. Gay
were appointed to deliver Oraiions suila-
bic To the occasion. 49, .~- -.-..-
The public generally ale invited 10 at
tend. The exercises Of the day to COM
mence al 10 o'clock. .-.- vi
= a. a.,r-. COMMITTEE.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen underwent rigidex-
before the Judges on Monday and Tues
day last, and were admitted TO the Practice OF the
Law, in the several County Courts Of this State :
Nm. c. Hunter, NewBcrnc. -.
Richard n. Forbes, do. 80, .s-
Jesse p. Smith, Fayetteville. ~'
Jesse 4. Warden, do.
John A. Richardson, Bladen County.
]. A. Warrock, Elizabeth City. J.
james &. Scott, Grecnsborougl,. $500
wv. Abcrtson, Hartford, Pcrquimans County
S. II. Rogers, Wake County.
q. b. Wetmore, Fayetteville.
And the following have been admitted to Su
pcrior Court Practice, viz:
s. ]. Person, Carthage, Moore County.
Robert T.. Fuller, Lcasburg, Caswcll County
Samuel p. Hill, Yanccyvillc, do.
Ieonilas G. Edwards, Roxboroush, Person TO
Ro. $. French, I.umberton, Robson County.
Nathaniel w. Williams, Rockingham County
~.:., .ss Raleigh Register.
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EJ-sS.g.AnO SLPAIyG0
June H.,
MECKLENBCRG co. ~

rENHIS establishment will he opened for the re-
l. ccption of visitors, on the first Of june.
In addition TO some general Improvements, rem
dering the cabins more pleasant and agreeable,
good Billiard room has been built, and sPien-
did Table provided for the amusement OF the COM
pany.
THE MUSIC is as good as any in the State.
A. +. w. Boyd's line of Stages from Ridge
way depot, on the Raleigh aud CASTOR Rail Road,
to Halifax Court House. Va, will run by the
Springs every day except Sunday leaving Ridge
way every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
reaching Buffalo by 10 o'clock A. NJ, leaving
halifax Court House Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. and arrive at the Springs at o'clock A.
NJ. With these facilities, the proprietor hopes
and expects an increased number Of visitors. Fl
,~-4 .'- DAVID SHELTON.
June Q. ABS ~5s 7F*a 80 So
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NOtice--Taxes.

n SHALL attend at the following times and pla.
ces for the purpose of collecting the Tax for
the year 1876: d s~@* '"
Monday, the 9Th July, at Jesse Durham's.
Tuesday, the 9Th, at John Newln's.
"Wednesday, the It'll, a, RuiIm's Mills.
Thursday, the sth, at Michael Alhrisht's.
Friday, the 9th, at George Patterson's.
Saturday, the 10th, at WIN. A. Carrigan's.
Monday, the 18th, at John S. Tmrentine's.
Tuesday, the 18th, at Jacob Summers.
Wednesday, the lith, at c. +. Faucets.
Thursday, the 18th, at Mrs. Hutchinson's.
Friday, the 10th, at ]. d. Lca's. g..
Saturday, the 18th, at Mason Hall. -4
MONDAY, the 18th. at Hillsborough. o.
Tuesday, the Goth, at b. & II. Hurdles.
"Wednesday, the slsi, at Mrs. Mixes.
Thursday, the 22d, at Abner Parkers.
Friday, the 23d. at William Lipscomb's.
Saturday, the 9th, at Harris Nilkerson's.
Monday. the 26th, at VIM. N. Pratt's Store.
Tuesday, the eth, at Hcrndon's old Store.
"Wednesday, the 2sth, at William Trice's.
Thursday, the 29ti, at Chapel Hill.
Friday, the 3Oth, at Thomas longs.
Saturday, the Slst, at Pinckney Sykes.
U1f The Magistrates appointed to receive the
lists of taxahles and assess the lands for the yeaI
1917, will attend with the other members of the
Board Of valuation,) at the same times and pia
ces in their proper districts. Every person who
fails to give in his list Of taxabes, will be bUunt
10 pay double tax. the court having been re
strcted by law in RENTING double taxes. Pune
tualty is requested and expected from all.
: JAMES C. TURRENTINE, Sheriff.
June H. ~' #'<a. S.
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red 10 ine O. rne dnllaE. and six moniis
imprisonment IloIn he laris drtslopsd
en- Tie Trial. il Hogid seen hat li.eEe ! !
systematic oEganizzlion in some II lhs
Mountain ronnlirs. Ear ihe issuing and eir.
rIIaiioh q base money. and klat lhFy
lave TrgulaT oiiiseIs for mansgiRg Ihen
operations. The eOnv rsion 81 Rogers
should operate - = aaEniBg in time.
EfgisfsE.
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Notice.

TENHE undersigned having taken out letters OF
4 administration according to law, on the es-
tate of ARCHIBALD CAIN, deed, at May Term
of Orange County Court, ls47, hereby gives no.
ticc to all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment; and those having claims a
gainst the estate, will present them, properly a,-
thentcatcd within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be plead in bar of theil recovery
JOHN G. DOUGLAS, Admir-.
Junel5. q s3-4w
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Our University. - We have inri,l, n

Our University. - We have inri,l'n.
tally learned fact, lha, speaks well for
the character Of our University, and il is
This: -Four Of the Representatives Of our
Government, now and recently, al Fur
eign Courts, are Alumni of this lnstiIu.
ton. viz: William II. King, at Versailles;
Rumulus NJ. Saunders, AT Madrid; Abra.
ham Rencher, Portugal, and William u.
Polk, Naples. .....
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported for the Petersburg Integencer.l
ee Friday, June Is, 1917.
ToBAce-The breakings continue TO be
large. averaging about so hhds. per day,
and prices are we'll Sustained, ranging
from , a SIT. 81 81.
CoTToS-But little in market. and held
mostly at he, at which price small par
eel choice has been sold but III lis
may be considered the fair quotation Tor
the article. -,T=rr
FLouR-The stock is small. and the
sales confined to the retail trade at D a
So. a.-lf ..r~s
WHEAT-None in market, and the new
crop is expected 10 open at l7oe. We
hear of no engagements.
=, .CoRN--in brisk demand at los hoe.
/. BAcoS-Virginia Bacon. IL a IL
Western, 10 l03c. -...as. ..a
LARD--l0 lie. >... <so.-
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Poisoning dreadful case of poi
soning," IN Shelby, Texas, la. FOR snne
time been going The raunds oI the papers.
II now sppears that Ihe poisoning Wa
The result Of carelessness-I'e Iroprfior
Of the house hssIng gwen arsenic IN the
place Of saIsrsius to make the cakes. pas
try, &C., for a wedding party. There
we're iiiy-iour persons ptc,ea', twenty
three Of whom died from The effects a
the poison, and 6f cen or twenty more
were considered IN very dangerous silu
ati0n. e. 49,. .-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-24

Hail Storm dnradluI hail s,orm
passed Over pari II this county aud tie
county 81 Davidson. on laa Sabbath eve
ming. li3ih inslani.l desirn, ing all kinds
Of crops ilIai hapPrned IN he imaedisie
track, coin excepted, ullich il j. IhoHghi
will recover lr"n the injuries il sustained.
The fnllon crops 81 Mr.. {. l.. Tonenc.
aud Rev. =. McIionsl.l. we've so com.
Pieiely destroyed, that ihey are now plan
Ting their fields in earn. We have lizard
Of one dwelling in This county. whirh
Vas partly torn To pieces by the slnIm,
and Of one barn that vas utterly DESTROY.
ed. The roads, in lie track uf ibis sinrm,
were completely blocked up by fallen
trees, and broken frnces. Ibid.