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drr i in...siaualIy liable 10 he wLolr
amount q bis properly.

We we're graiifsd "a ir.Tn 3 Few DAYS
shire ihal company Of inirlligenl Eng-
llslsmea had arrived IN town. and were
hooking cal foI lorsli0n. NeaIe grsii-
fed bfrsuse Il zG0fis evidence ihal Ihe
Advantages % Ous couniFy AZ not fnint-
y unknEwn abroad. and 50 are c0n6denl
llaai As lhose advantages become more &c.
morally known. thousands u IN wealthy,
eniefprising and intelligent all fock 20
his beautiful nlounlain counlFy, where.
lh any where on ssrlh.l perleri health
may be enjoyed. and all The romlors OF
life Obtained By reasonable outlay 81 IN
dnsiIy and enterprise. LEI The Rail Road
be completed 70 Gnenrille. :. C.. and
thus bring : good maiksl within sixty
miles Of Us. and an induoemsni will be |
held out 10 farmers such a. those &c lhis
section have never before enjoyed. In
insiry VIII then he richly reWanled-pIo-
Aice of every kind meeting with ready |
md fair sale.
SeVrralfanilies Of Industrious and inge.
Nous Germans have lately sellled here.
Buno0mls MRS..
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University Of North Carolina.
Gerard Hall, Nov. 18th, 1919,

Al a meeting Of the Students OF the
University Of North Carolina held this
day, the following Preamble and Resolu-
iions were read and adopted:
Whereas we have learned that DR..
William NJ. Green. Professor of Rhetoric
aud Logic in the University Of North Ca
rolina. has accepted The appointment. Of
Bishop oflhe Diocese Of Mississippi. deep
sense of the obligations, under which we
are placed 10 him impela Us to grateful
acknowledgment.
The ability with which he discharged
the duties incident 10 the station he occu-
pied, and the urbaniiy and kindness exer.
cised towards tho recipients Of his mem
tai and moral instructions. having won for
him their highest respect and esteem,
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Notice.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HAVING sold the plantation on which now
reside, will expose to public sale, on Tues.
day lth December next on credit Of nine
months, the following property, TO wit: several
fine Horses; large stock of Cattle, including
some fine Mich Cows; a large stock Of Hogs,
30 head Of sheep, sci of Smiths Tools nearly
new, $50 barrels Of Corn, a crop Of Oats, Fodder
Hay, &c. Plantation Tools Household aud kiicii-
en- Furniture, and many Other articles too tedious
to mention. Bond with approved security re-
quired.
a. All persons having claims against the sub
scriber will present them for payment. and all
indebted by open account will please close them.
LEMUEL ii. MEBANE.
November Ia, 1919. TT
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To EIcHaaR II. wairnKID. HEssE H.spIr,
and Taszas sErrLr. u.
ny DsGr Young F6ends--
With feelings that canno, suitably be
expressed. welcome Your Lind eOmmu-
nisslion jus, pu, into my hands.
From my heart thank you fer your
warm and generous approval nf my exer-
lions IN y0ur behalf. and Tor the very Kind
wishes you express for ny usefulness and
happiness in he field OF my future lsbors.
Among the many pleasant reenlleclions DC
my native State which shall rary with
me 10 my distant home. HE uniform kind.
ness and respect received 4, The hands Of
The Students Of The University will ever
hold place. The same Providence
which now calls me from you viii. trust.
permit US hereafter TO meet occasionally
on The worlds y Idle theatre. and strength.
en- the lies which DOW so pleasantly bind
us together.
For Your too favourable estimate Of the
manner in which have fulfilled the do.
Tics nf my prolessorship. and Cor tie affec.
lionsie spin; which brcaihes throughout
your whole communication, accept. in re.
Turn. my iervent prayer for the happiness
OF one aud al Of yon'-ibst happiness IS.
pecislly which "lhis world can neither
give nor take away"
A. 10 The rich and beautiful offering
which you tender me. excep,i,. with III
lhankfnlness. Long and fondly viii
cherish il as memorial Of The young and
generous spirits with whom have asso.
ciaied. and To whom now bid an alice.
tionale farewell.
W. NJ. GREEN.
Chapel Hill, Nov. 10, 1854
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Revenue Tax ON Interest. :

Revenue Tax ON lnt6r6SI-Ne learn
that the tax impo. ed by The last General
Assembly Of this Stale Of " three cents
upon every dollar oiinierest npon all sums
OF money" &C., is likely to prove unex-
pectedly large in some Of the counties.
In Edgecombe, we learn that The amount
a, interest subject 10 the law, exceeds
eight hundred thousand dollars. 10 Pitt,
the promissory bonds OF single indiyidu-
al, Thomas IIanrahan, esq.,, exceeds Two
hundred thousand dollars. and the whole
amount in the county viii fall little short
OF that in Edgecombe, if any. These
amounts are exclusive Of Bank Stock,
and Of the debts of individuals subject TO
the tax. Wilmington aurora.
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The Estimates. National Int

The Estimates.-The National Intel.
ligencer says that, in the amount of re-
venue which will be requisite TO meet The
expenditures of the Government for the
fiscal years ending the 30lh of June, 1850.
and the 30lh June, 1851, there will be a
deficit Of between fifteen and twenty mil.
lions Of dollars. This deficit will not have
been occasioned by any insnfficiency Of
current revenue 10 meet the ordinary ex.
pendilures Of the Government. but by the
extraordinary expenditures growing out
of the Mexican War and the late Treaty
Of Peace with that country"
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rise efProperiy.-Ths Hornets Mes

Rise or Properfy.-The Hornets Nest
says that the prize q property in Charlotte has
gone up very much. in consequences Of the pros
peri Of The Railroads. coming there. The same
eiIesi saYs. has slso been produced in sali-hu-
W. Several lots with houses on lhem have chang.
cd hsn.ls in Charlotte Al large advances On lor.
msr values; and real estate bad been sold within
The week at 100 and $50 per cent. more than il
would have bought Eve years ago.
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The /" Wilmington Commercial" says:
A specimen Of Coal, from The Plantation
Of Mr.. Haughtnn IN Chatham county, was
exhibited at The meeting Of The Stockhol-
ders, yesterday afternoon. Ills Of very
superior quality, pariaking both Of anlhra.
cite and bituminous, and abounds in the
valley Of The Deep River for ~ miles, in
various distances from The River.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-28

The Legislature Of Venom. adjourned
on Wednesday, after being in session
abou, FIVE weeks. Amongst lis acts were
the chartering Of four new Banks-one a,
Johnstown. one at Sheldon, one al Bur.
hngtoD, and one at ST. Adams Bay; the
passage Of homestead law. exempting
home properly TO The amount Of $500
from attachment for debts after Isl of July
next; and the granting Of several railroad
charters. including the Ascniney road. from
Chester through Wealhersfeld to the
Connecticut river. and one from Mont.
pelier TO Wells river.
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S. Reward.

RAN AWAY ffun ~ s-l@c-iser "a "a sfl
q Aasps -. taus.6 Bos ~ lhs Gna.s q
John ~ JACK STuIEF. IL y : k-lri1 Auisiis.
ais.sf ls ye.u q -, s,fong 80 III tss.;.
aboli Eve seei high. E@sssrE lHciiae4 = Hrs,':
N0re sssI roundat0ul IAnea cssl ar E-As
PsntasoOa's he ioOk swsy wilh him : ys.ss. as
dos. medium sizr. u . believed dat kr q ILii-
lIg = he southern part - Alls-nancs EoUniy. O.
n he hOrihSesern pm Il Ch.tkaG. hersty
iafsaEn a. peEsons NLs.eHer Isot 20 haTtSuf o.
employ lin aadsr Ne Ienaliy Il he La. Thr
shoss sssrd rIli - gwen fss Ihs delivery Of he
sad ley % " suiscria-rI. hsing a niles north
sol from HiIsbos0ssh.
John BANE.
Nos. 81. 1879. lO-3-
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Death ola lriser. The N. o. Pics

U6dt1 vi q ulSet,- NC W.. ~. Z lcay-
une says that an old miser, planter, died
at Atiokspas, lately, who was worth. in
money, land andnegroes, atleastS zoo. 900.
He had his coffin made before his death,
OF rough, unhewn planks, in which were
found, after his death, some two or three
thousand dollars III gold. SecIeted in The
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Editorial Conventional number ,

Editorial Conventional number Of
the country editors Of this State met in
Harrisburg on Friday last, and. in the
course Of their deliberations passed re.
solution TO hold an adjourned Convention
on the LIST Of January next. They desire
TO secure, by act Of Congress. the trans.
mission, free, Of their newspapers. in The
counties and Congressional districts IN
which they are published--and. by enact.
ment Of our own Legislature, the publics-
ton Of The laws Of The Commonwealth in
their columns. Phil ~ american
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Wiimington.-At meeting Of the cir
zens Of Wilmington on the l7lh instant, twenty
delegates were appointed 70 attend the Rail Road
Convention Al Greensborough on the 2sth inst,
and the Commissioners ofihctown were request
ed 10 appropriate The sum Of two hundred dollars
10 defay the expense.
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The Congress OfIhs rnisd slair. win Assem-.
lie in Washington City on Monday neat. We
shall enleavor 10 furnish our resders with cary
accounts Of is proceedings. and fall as OuI b.
mils xiIl permit
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Seminole Delegation. Delegate

Seminole Delegation delegation
Of thirteen Seminole Indians, including
Two interpreters, arrived in New Orleans
on The 4lh instant, en- route for Florida,
for the purpose cf having a !. talk" with
Billy Bowlegs, Sam Jones, and other
chiefs, in order TO induce the remnant Of
the Scminoles TO leave the peninsula, and
join the main body Of their brethren in the
west.
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Nail RoSberies. The Southern Argus
states that for some time past, a system
OF prrloinIng letters from the mail between
Richmond and Murfreesborough, N. G..
has been successfully practised. A few
days since the mail was robbed of a letter
containing $500 in bills.
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CumberIand.-In consequence Of the
accumulation of business in the superior Coun
OF Cumberland county, Judge Dick has direcieda
special term 70 be held on the % Monday q Fe.
bruay neat.
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Notice.

IN The Ssh asy 81 Decsniler. 1853. Il IL
- store House q Msnsum & Msre. in
Orange County. viii Be sold an likes Negroes.
lao Men. two Women snd lso Children, On |.
credit II tsel,e months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security. Tile unquesiiOnod.
WI. HORNER.
Trasiss fSS coltis ckilsaR.
Nov. ~. O9--3w
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P0rk.-The Charlotte Journal Of Friday
last says, anear two thousand hogs have passed
through our village within the last two days.
The weather being unfayorable for killing, very
few, as Gar as we have learnt, have been sold. The
price was from 81 TO cents, gross.
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Editors Elected. The recen, ele

Editors Elected. AT The recent cleo.
ton in Massachusetts,. Col. Schouler, edl.
Tor Of the Boston Atlas. was elected 10
the State Legislature. In the election in
New Orleans on The 9th the same honor
was conferred on Mr.. Lumsden, Of the
picayune. Mr.. l.umsden, we understand,
served his apprenticeship in the Register
Office, in Raleigh.
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Notice.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
EgY virtue Of decree of Alamsnee County
" Court, At September Term, notice is hereby
given tina, hereafter State day will be on Thurs
day Of the Term Of said Courts.
BY order Of Cerrt,
JOHN FAUCFTT, c. c. C.
November 10. Os-
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easss lsem ROW uns-grsaiy 70 lsnsn. .Le
sePAr.i,oa shirh wIlI nsrrsssrilg ( ilos:
and 1nder ssrions ronsir,i Il Ii,e -
OR stair snf Gniserssly n.asi sasl.iu b i
his cePaFiSrr. unsnia.e,siy resolve:
Ihsl We drspiy fssl he priEalina h
which sc mast he subieriei Is he reno.
val " oar esteemed Professor.
Thai. remembering Hill tie utmost
gratitude Ihe instruction md kindness re-
eeisei a his hands. we do cherish. as
worthy % imitalion. lis uniform course Of
usefulness.
That. together with our varmesl wish
g for his happiness and prosperity. ne
do tender 0uI ezrse-t desire fof his sue
ress % The wide 6rli Of labor nos before
him.
That. sincerely acknowledging past a.
sers. Ne present him with Silver Pilsh-
60 . = small tribute Of our unbounded res-
pes and gratitude.
That copy az these proceedings be
sent 20 Dr. Green. with request ll,Si our
offering be accepted.
Rleli'D. II. WHITFIELD.
HENRY lisRDIE.
THOMAS SETTLE, Jr.
Rev. w. n. GRSES. ID. d.
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Change or Seat Of government

The Governor of louisiana has issued .
proclamation giving nnlice that. after The
frss day u Deremher next. all Ihe public
and Safe offiees vii have been renewed
70 The new capital. Baton Rouge. and r.
guessing The attention. Of The Governors OF
The several States. Executive officers, ana
Others, 10 lie lzet.
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wednesday, November n.
yorIn CareIIna Ram Road.

n Upon consolation with citiiens interested
N lhis important Wofk. Il Is deemed advisable 10
postpone the contemplated Convention herri0.ore
aIseriised - take Plaoe 81 Greensbor0agh on tbs
Isth instant. Notice i therefore hereby given.
thar said Convention will Be held a. Grssnsbo-
rough On 71agsiag ne 2sfk KsrenGey.
In. AOREHEAD, ch'n Il. Gem.
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eLurrL ssurL. tul !. sSi .srssd 10 by he
other side.
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erliss n rs Loose wss $4,000 ID gid
AID 70 - iTon ekesl. also. . very large
snoCHi ii geld and paper.
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Letter from the President

Of ours. taking lively interest in The sp.
poinlmenl ola day Of National Thanks.
giving. communicated with the President
upon the subject and received The follow.
ing reply 10 his communication.
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Sir:-Your communication Of October
18th, in relation 10 proclamation for q
day OF national thanksgiving. was duly
received, and, with many Others Of The
same import, has been considered with
The attention which its importance de.
msnds. While uniting cordially in the
universal feeling Of ihankfulness TO God
for his manifold blessings, and especially
for the abalemen, Of the peslilence which
so lately walked in our midst. have vel
thought il most proper 10 leave The sub
ject OF thanksgiving proclamation where
custom has so long consigned ii,-in The
hands Of the Governors 81 the several
States. This decision has been strength
ened BY the consideration that This is the
season usually set apart for that purpose,
and that several Governors have already
issued their annual proclamalions accord.
ingly. With high respect,
remain your friend and serv't.,
Il. TAYLOR.
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A rupture having taken place in the
large Methodist Church in Alexandra on
The Northern and Southern question, The
case came before his honor Judge Scott
on The claims OF two sets Of trustees 10
The church properly. the church edifce
having been shut for some months. and
NE two congregations worshiping in dif-
ielent halls. The Judge speedily gave
ms decision, ruling out both boards Of
trustees. and directing that the property
DC placed in charge Of three trustees Of
different denominations. viz: Phlnneas
Janney, of the Society Of Friends, A. G..
G,azenove. Presbyterian. and William
fowle, Episcopalian, until compromise
Shall be effected, or the right Of parties
secured in due course OF law.
The Trustees recently appointed BY the
Superior Court of Alexandria county, in the
case Of the Methodist Church property,
pave offered the use OF the Westinghouse
y both parties claiming ito be used by
BEN alternately the right Of proper.
shall be decided by the Court. This
opposition has been accepted by The
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-22

Lard is extremely dull of sale and the transac
tons of retail character at asight reduction.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Ffiday, Sept. L.
Beyond the fact of continued firnness there is
thing TO remark upon in connexisn with the mar
ket.
Consols remain at 92s 10 92s; ihe reduced three
per cents. 3d. to 94i bank stock has been firm at
300; exchequer bills have been marked $685. to 42s
prem, and India bonds TBS. TO 7d. prem.
Money is rather the advance. IL has been
worth three per cent.
In the stock market the best bills are now dis
counted at 81 per cent, whilst per cent. is re-
quired for others, though also good paper, and 2
per cent. is readily paid for it ON call
A fresh panic seems to have seized the railway
market, and prices again declined seriously.
At Glasgow there is steady demand for manu-
featured iron, and prices are well supported.
Within the last week several orders for rails had
been given out, which has caused the larger
kers to be less anxious TO obtain orders for mer-
chants bar
The operations in Scotch pig of late have been
unusually small, but prices remain with little vari-
alton.
In the present state Of the money market, the
prevailing inclination is to hold out for better
prices Five pounds sterling is the current rate
for merchant bars i'm Wales, and f46 6s. for No.
Gartsherrie pigs in Glasgow; present rate in Liver
pool merchant bars, Els los best rolled E7 ;
hoop, ct; sheets, Is 5s.; Scotch pig, No l, nett
cash, 80 lbs.
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Correspondence Of the Republic.
BALTIMORE, September 2l-5 p. m.

BALTIMORE, September 2l-5p. m.
beautiful silver pitcher, from the mandatory
of MIR. A. G. Warner of this city, designed a
complimentary present to Mr.. James g. Berret,
chief clerk Of the Pension office, presented by his
associated clerks is finished II Is beautiful
specimen OF workmanship.
The foreign news has had no effect ON our mar
ket. Flour is held at So.
Sales of Red Wheat at 100 l04 cts. White
corn SO So cts. Yellow 90 cts. Oats 80 cts.
Whisky n % cts.
Provisions and grains steady.
Tobacco irm-an entire business at full prices.
Stocks rather quiet. Sales of $1,000 U. 5. Trea-
sury 6's at 10; and 200 shares Bait & Ohio Rail
road at 45a 454 for the opening.
At the Board to-day, U. S. 6's, 1867, closed al
llls bid, 10 asked; do. 1868, III bid; Treasury
do. 1892 bid, no. asked; Maryland 6's, lOl bid
l02 asked; Deferred do. 95 bid, 100 asked; Quar-
tery SIS, SO bid S5 asked; Sterling 5s, 81 bid, 8;
asked; Baltimore 6s, 1860, 1909 bid; do. 1870,
100. bid; do. 1890, l0l bid, 1903 asked; b. & o
h. r. Bonds, 1867, 80 bid, 92 asked; do. Shares
Az bid, Az asked. Bait. & Susq 10 bid, 49, asked
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Joseph *. sTAPLETON,

BRUsH AND BELLOWS MANUFACTURER,
No. 1873 Baltimore street doors ,oest Of 81 PauIs,
Baltimore,
IIAsIN STORE choice assortment of articles
III suitable for city country trade, which are
for sale at the lowest prices liberal terms whole
sale or retail, comprising
BRUSHES of all descriptions for manufacturers
and family
Fancy head, tooth, nail and shaving Brushes
Painters Brushes, and Sash Tools, all kinds and
sizes
Superior varnish Brushes, round and flat
Printers Ley and Proof Brushes, improved pat
tern
Feather Brushes, superior quality, assorted
Blacksrnith's BELLOWS, all sizes, warranted
equal in make and finish 10 any in the United States,
and at reduced prices
Jewellers and Brezier's Bellows, warranted
Fancy, Parlor, and Kitchen Bellows assorted
sizes
Cowskins, BLACKING, and other articles in this
line
Buffalo, Tortoise Shell, and fine Horn Dressing
Combs
Ivory small tooth Combs, Pocket Combs &c
Choice assortment of FISHING RODS, LINES,
snoods, and Fancy Tackle, Artificial Bait, Flies
Reels, Hooks, and other articles suitable for river
and bay fishing.
90 TACKLE and RODS made to order and re.
paired promptly.
o. Smiths Bellows repaired cheaply and with
despatch. Sept 2l-2t'
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From the baltimore Clipper.
Our Government and the French Minister


Our PAPER of to-day contains what may be con-
sdered an official exposition of the transac tons
between our Cover nment and the French minister
which have induced the administration TO demand
from the French Government his immediate
call; and in the mean time TO cease all correspond
ence with him. There is nothing in this affair
which should disturb the amicablc relations which
should subsist between France and the United
States; and unless the government of the former
be Influenced by other views than those which
would naturally result from candid consideration
of the transaction, no rupture can possibly cnsue.
That the language used by the French minister
was insulting cannot be denied but whether ii
arose from ignorance, a determined purpose TO
rive offence we consider more doubtful. In either
case he is unfit to be the representative OF France
near our Government, and the President was right
TO refuse further intercourse with him, and to de-
mand his recall
Throughout the whole Of this transaction our
Government will stand justified before the world
for every nation must applaud the prompt reproof
of foreign agent who had offered an insult to the
nation 10 which he accredited minister.
But il may be, that the President of France will
take different view of the subject. II seems that
his Minister for Foreign Affairs approved the
course pursued by M. Poussin and the inference
ia that he wrote his approval under the dictation
of Louis Napoleon. II this surmise is correct we
shsIl probably hear more of the matter by the mr..
rival Of the next steamer. Should the conduct OF
the minister be sustained by the French govern.
rneut the most serious consequences may arise
for we are confident that the Administration will
not recede from the correct position which il ba.
assumed let the result be what II mays and in thi.
il will be cordially supported by the people