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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16
FROM NEW MEXICO.
Correspondence Of the 81. Louis Republican.
Santa Fe. IN. MI Oct. %, 1Si9.


Colonel Monroe. our new Governor
and military commandant. arrived with his
reinforcements on the 22d ultimn, and has
assumed the command in this Territory.
Too short time has yet passed TO form
an opinion as TO his fitness for the post he
occupies. but almost the first act, as COM
nander Of the forceasias been one which
has met with universal appreciation, ex.
cept among The officers Of the army affect.
ed by il. > He has ordered all the troops
in The Territory to remain in it.
The Governor iras also assigned the
troops 10 posts whichhe deems important
to be occupied. and, with activity aud vi.
GLANCE on their part, much may be done
towards the suppression Of outrages. sucll
as we have been suffering from Of late.
The Colonel has also expressed hissin
teniion not 10 interfere in the civil admin
istra,ion of The Territory as foundry him
upon his entrance, buttogiye il all that sup
por, which |, may require at his hands.
Inmcdialely upon The reception oil in
diligence Of The fate. VI Mr.. Whites par
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NORTH AND SOUTH.

We have received a small Pamphlet,
written by G. II. Wiley, entitled, /. A
Sobcr View OF the Slavery Question. /"
The author j., rs he STYLES himself. a
citizen The South" and in The brief com.
pass of eight pages has discussed his sub,
jrci in mastery manner. We have read
this little treatise with great attention and
much pleasure. and we would recommend
ito the perusal ofevery lover Of the Union
on both sides Of Mason and Dixon's line.
The views and arguments Of Mr.. Wiley de.
note moi only sound sense. but real patriot.
ism and philanthropy. Heshows wiihgrea,
clearness and force the pernicious ienden.
|cy Of the Wilmot Proviso, and demon
slssies its utter inefiiciency for the pur.
pose fsr whlch il is designed, IL thai pun.
ssu4f b.. 70 better the condition Of the ne.
gro slhses Ailes rcSicwing, in some o.
It's ss.s<s interesting details. the question
which now so unfortunately and unne.
eessarily agiIaies the ceaauy, ilsc writer
arrives II and lays down the ln'iowinr con.
illusions, which embody an smouhts, s,,,.'-
lilical truth not often 10 be found co hap.
PLY condensed, viz:
Fir.t-The extension ofihe area Of Sla.
very will diminish the proportion Of slaves
in any given place.
Second-Those States, where the pro.
portion Of slaves l. the smallest, are The
most likely TO become free.
ThiId-The extension Of The area Of
Slavery, must. therefore. hasten the period
Of the slaves emancipation.
Having calculated these several points
BY train Of consistent reasoning, Mr..
Wiley closes with an appeal TO The .great
body Of Northern men, who are honest"
in behalf Of. moderate and prudent coun-
sels," which we sincerely hope they will
not disregard. The following passage of
the Pamphlet cannot but be applauded by
all: " We have common country. com.
mon hope, and common destiny; let us,
therefore, calmly and frankly reason to-
gether before we condemn one another,
and invoke TO our counsels that first born
OF Hell, the Demon Of Fra,ernal Strife"
- Pet. Intel
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- Gentlemen, dis Is de hsPPisIi day
81 my life. i makes me glad % hear
those esnnons iiley Iemind me 81 The lime
ahen ] Was asaldier. Yes. l am gid 70
hsaf lhem-lhis Is a great day laf cslilor-
nia." Then, rerolleCling himself. he ssi
down. The lears streaming ltom his eyes.
Tie members riih one accord. gave three
iumulluous cheers. which we're heard from
one end OF The Town 10 the other. As The
signing went On. gun followed gun from
The fort. the erliees reserbefaiing grsndly
through The day. all finally. a. The loud
ring oflhe thirty Fret Was heard. there Mas
a shout: .Tlai's lor eslifarnia." and
every one joined in giving three times
iilree for The new and glorious star added
10 our conledersey."
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obliged @ bead 4 sHsuk.Eys-Enn.s
nus asking respectable paper respOnsi,
'le lar lhe f.snd.
Boih writer and Publisher. Is vel !.
those who copy ll..s cuunierIrii, may sl,ins
ahey are VERY smari and very WHY, bul
lhry onghi % know that such basiness
= grass breach az moraliay, and r,rhly
deserves. Is il win ultimately rereire, die
condemnation Of every honest man.
Though independent. ne very much
dislike q see so May generAl sllempis
IRON The Washington Union down 10
The New York ileraId-lo throw disrredt
apan The administration Of our country,
by pretending 10 believe that Inc Prsidrni
and hrs entire cabinet are men or inferior
talent and iearning. However we NAV
differ from Them in politics. Iar our own
sake. LEI Us not disgrace their pnsi BY
trying 10 belinle them. This course viii
surely fail 10 accomplish The latter. BIZ.
10 much towards blarkening the former.
Merchant Ledger.
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Land for Sale.

Il OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land in Orange
county, lying on the east fork Of Enoc, about
one and q half miles from Cedar Grove. The
Tract contains between Seven and Eight Humid
red Acres. The land is Of pretty good quality,
has good water and healthy situation. The PLAN
tation is in good repair, the buildings are COM
mon there is cleared land to work twelve to &c
teen hands on. would prefer 70 sell all togcth-
or, but if required it can be divided into four or
five Tracts. The cleared land is mostly tolerably
fresh. Terms can be made easy.
I also request all persons that arc indebted to
me. by bond or open account, to como forward
and pay their dues, without my having recourse
to law, for il win be painful to me TO go to law,
but il this notice not attended to shall certain
ly do so.
JOHN KELLY.
December Ia, ls49. H.
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ONLY $l.25II

EOR ens e osr sPle1dd and highly knishsd
= LkeDesses, decsdedly suP<rief 70 any
hrfeiefsre t.ken N DIS Plsoe. Pef>cns having
the impesfecf productions a selfssy ed of<f1iors
-Padures sPeefne-liks snd withouf sycs-snd
Ihere are frw olheu IN this secfisa-hase nos
The rare chance q changing them fox ose 81 cur
superior miui1iuress Pos-essins bishls dear and
distinct EYE fox oas sl.25. Olb<r s1yIes and
siles Al rsdneed psices.
Likenes@~s taken equally a. wei In cloudy ss
in clear weather. For children from II 10
O'essek On q bright day.
This opportunity continues for one week only.
Miniatures Tos Lsckess. BreaslPins. &c. taken
m hetser style and finish than elsewhere in this
Stale.
WILDE & DAUGHTER.
Jsnssry, 1850. IA
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Outrage on.the Syrian mission i

Outrage on the Syrian mission-it
appears ffoik siatemenls in some Of the
laie English papers. that on outrage has
recently been committed on Lebanon near
'Iripcli, al Eden, where The American
missionaries procured house to retire to
with their families during the summer
heats. Immediately on their arrival the
Maroniie population rose in arms, and
compelled them TO return on The following
day. This is an unheard'of occurrence,
but the Maroniies in this district are the
most inioleranl in Syria, and particularly
hostile 10 The English, because, they al
lsge, they always take part with the Dru-
ses against them, assigning as reason
that The Druses and the Proieslanis are
the same, and The Druses are under the
British rule in India.
The Moslems at Tripoli have recently
maltreated the Greek Catholics, and en-
deavored to compel them TO convey their
dead 10 the grave upon dnnkeys by way
Of humiliation, instead Of being carried on
the shoulders of bearers as is customary.
The Bishop was obliged To take refuge in
The French consulate. The matter was re-
ferred to Beyrout and also to 4 Porte. and
the Sultan has taken sc.ive measures 10
prxysntarecurrence ofthe outrage. Twen-
kkFsix a. chief Moslem rioters hayebeen
[Tesled. A ailment troops. having
Lsuffouk drTS & a fSmmanded the citi.
zens 10 tleliveknf chief rioters within
twenty. four hours aehFalt of which
ihey threatened to fire snpon the town,
The RIM eaders wercaccordingly suIren.
dered.
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Alabama State Debt.-A bill Ina

Alabama State Debt.-A bill has
been introduced into the Alabama Legis.
lature TO compel the State. Bank TO re-
sumo specie payments. The recent state.
ment made by Mr.. Lyons, the State Bank
Commissioners, shows tina, she is in pos.
session Of funds more than ample TO re.
deem every dollar Of outstanding notes.
Il is 10 be hoped, for the credi. Of the
State, thai the bill will pass.
Memphis Eagle.
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New Years Gift.

SETTLE your sceesni2 Ifyoa have not he
- Cash, give your mote. aud sei seceipi.
De sure 20 call on LONG & WEBB, who
mus have their accounts closed al he end Of ese-
~ year.
Jan. 4. 1850. Ia
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Mr.. Robert J. Walker. late Secretary Of
the Treasury, has recently been on visit
10 the iron and coal regions of Pennsyl,
yania, and spent some time in inspecting
the operations in those minerals; The
result Of which is determination 10 re-
wise his free trade notions and use his in.
fluence in favor Of moderate specific du-
lles on these great staples Of Pennsyl-
yania.
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A vote Of the people OF Huntsville,
Alabama. was taken a few days ago, on
the proposition that the town should sub
scribe $4,000 to tile Memphis and
Charleston Railroad; and only fifteen
votes were cas-. in opposition 10 The pro-
position.
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Bishop.elect Of mississippi - The
Rev. William M. Green. late Professor
in he Unisersi,y Of North Carolina, and
Bi.hop.elecl Of Mississippi. LEFT Whining.
ton last week, after few ssIays sojourn
among his connections here. for The field
Of his future labors. He expecsssto be
consccratej II Jackson, in Mississippi. by
Bishops 0lsy, Cobb, Polk, and Free,
man.
u is . fact worthy Of note, that Bishop
Oiey. Of Tennessee, Bishop Polk. Of
Louisiana, Bishop Hawkes., OF Missouri,
and Bishop. elect Green. Of Mississippi,
are all natives Of North Curolina. (ihe lat.
ter Of Wilmington and Bishop Freeman,
Of Arkansas. was for many years Rector
Of Parish in the Stale.
Wilmington Chronicle.
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MARRIED D,

In Alemancc county, on Thursday the 10th
inst, by Rev. w. Tinnin, Dr.. e. q. TISsIN to
Miss ELIzABKTu ALBRIGHT, all Of that county.
In Alemance county, by Rev. A. G. Hughes
Mr.. JoHs MoonK to Mrs. HESRIxrrA Rom.
SON. as
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Notice this.

YNHE subscrib will op0n School, one mile
: westof VIM ]. Bngham's, on the LIST Of jan
uary, 1850, for the term Of FIVE months.
TurrIoS.-Lauguages Sle SO
English Grammar, Geography, &c, 800
The lower English branches, 500
Board fiom four to six dollars.
WIN. M. CRUTCHFIELD.
December Is. l2~-lw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16
From iiie Savannah (Ga-) Republican.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

u Is our opinion llrsi neither Gen. Tar-
lor nor The country will suffer by CON.
parison Of This message with any that has
preceded il from ihe days Of JelTrr-on or
of Washington. III j.. rs such State pa.
prrs should always be. a ralm. dignitied.
and truthful narrative ofour foreign and do
nestle Affairs. lis lone is firm but res
peclful. LIS style is marked by lis re-
Publican sinIplirily. Its recommendations
are characterized by thai modesly and dil.
fidenre which are inherent principles in ,lie
minds Of good and great men. and which
50 much distinguished The immortal Wash
ingion in his administration nf our public
affairs. ], contains no dictates or DEGREES
ofwhai shall be done. no warnings of y Ia,
shall not be done by Congress. Having
submitted his views and Recommendations
20 Congress. that body is lefi free 10 legis-
late Cor lhe go d Of the country without
any executive interference or iiciaiinn, or
attempt To Justify an uns arraniable sci.
zure Of power. Yea. Taylor disclaims
all right 70 interfere with or sontrsl the de.
cisiou Of Congress. until such -leeisions
shall be submitted to him Tor bis oiSNial
action. This disclaimer was necessary.
from The fact that. Of late years, il was =
too common practice for the Executive 10
hold the Vote Power, in threatening as
poet over Congress 10 control its legisla.
lion.
We commend The remarks OF Gen. Tay-
Tor al The conclusion Of the message. III
contains just and lofty view Of The powers
and principles Of our Government. the i'm.
Poriance. Of The maintenance of our Un>
ion. and The responsibilities Of the people
10 preserve unimpaired The proud monu>
ment erected by our fathers To their me-
mories, Of free and happy Government.
II should be The object or affection and ad.
miralion with every one wollhy 10 bear
the American name. re protect and pre-
serve il (if il can he possibly done) is The
duty OF every American, for .upon It's
preservation must depend our own happi.
ness and that Of countless generations 10
rome." -.
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For Sale or Rent,

THE House and Lots now occupied BY me,
= on Queen Street Persons desrious ofkeep.
ing Private Boarding House for boys will do
well to look at the Premises, as they are well ar
ranged for that purpose.
For particulars iuquire Of the subscriber.
%. F. LONG,
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Sir Charles Napier says, that, in his
opinion. Sir John franklin is lost, and
condemns The idea Of seeking north west
passage.
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Counterfelting the nIessage.-Some
would.be smart chap has been counlerleil-
ing the Presidents Message, and has gone
TO the expense Of printing and sending
ii in quantities IL the Western States.
Knowing that il would not be likely 10
pass curr@t in any better SHAPE, lie was
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The Mex, Governor. sugge.. {

our brethren Of the press throughout the
State, OF both parties. the propriely ofhold.
M a Convention al Greensborough. OF
some other point, 10 nominate candidates
for Governor on the Alb day Of April next
and that both parties fnl,l il on The same
day. and that both agree lhal their re.
spccliye candidates shall NOT canvass the
State. The time mentioned will give every
section Of the Stale sufficient Time for re.
Election. and TO hold primary meetings,
and 10 ssnd delegates. Breihre. what say
you. AsheriHe Messenger.
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"A1k WHITES MAii oAG VIII NUT
do.-Thf New York Express thus
speaks Of what Congress viii and will mi
do:
First. There are thousands who be.
iiese thai Congress POSSESSES siTr runssl4~l
iionsl power Ia do 50. abolish slavery in
The Dislfiri of colambis.) but who. re-
garding il as an act nl bad faith. according
10 The terms Of Uninn. viii moi exact The
exercise OF The power thus believed 10 be
clear and unquesiionablr.
Secondly. There are many who be.
llere Ihai the enactment Of the !. Wilmol
proviso" now would be ofno practical use
whatever. inasmnrh as all The territory TO
which the proriso could now apply will
be free by The &C, 81 The people themselves.
residing in such Territory.
Thirdly. Congress will pass law Cor
the admission Of The Stale Of California.
and The people Of 'alliornia will be allow.
ed TO make constitution for themselves,
and in that constitution they will unques.
iionahly prohibit all forms of seryiiude.
except for The punishment Of crime. Even
IL Congress were 10 refuse its sanction 10
the constitution already formed. and il
should be sent back 10 The people. anoth-
er would be sent 10 Congress containing a
clause of resolnle resistance 10 The insiiiu.
lion Of slavery.
This, then, in our opinion, is 10 he
The upshot of The whole mailer. The
protests Of NoIiln IN men in regard 10 sla.
very in "ihe District Of Columbia and
The . Wilmot proviso" will avail nothing.
and The protests Of Southern men in regard
70 california will avail as little. Right.
justice. good lailh towards the people
who havs> gone 20 California from all
sections of The Jlnion demand this /; and
The recognition Of ssiesi claims will as Ger.
iainly come as the occasion ,sor TIA, rcrox-
milton shall be preserved"
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DIR. O. w. HOOKER,

HAVING permanently located al HILLSIDE
- rough, offers his professional services to the
public.
hnuary d 6 sS-3&
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Male Academy.

CEDAK UKUNE, UKANUE NC.
n COATED eight miles north Of HILLSIDE
IL rough.
The Spring session Of this school will COM
mencc on the 9TH Of January.
TERMS.
For Latin and Greek, per session Of five
months, SIS 90
English, 10 90
Board can be had convenient to the Academy
at SIS, so to Sc per month.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES.
December Is. l2-2w
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Naturalization Of the nungarians. - On
Monday Count Ujhazi. la,e Governor 81
C"norn. attended by his family, MdlIe
JageIIo. and fourteen Of the Hungarian
immigrants. took the initial oath in New
York oftheir. intention TO heroine citizens
OF the United States.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAINING in the Posi- Office al Hill.bo-
~ rough, N. C., on The Isl day Of January 1850,
which II NOT taken oui within three months win
he sent 10 The General Post Office dead leiters.
A M
Ira Z. Arnold. Joseph MUlIieks,
Thomas Atkinson, ID. J. M.Alisier,
Brady Anderson. Mira MARY Ann M.cul-
B lock,
Thom,s Bouehelle. Samuel l.. Meachum,
Patriarch Belmont d. MARINA meu''oeA.
vision. N
Anderson Browning, Mrs. Marian Nichols,
Elizabeth Bishop, John Newman,
A. b. Brenn, John Newell.
n n. May :. e; e.. Rev. r.'r : =. Oven.
sa'n.I'nc o,eak, David Perkins,
VIZ, na ~,, Gn' Willis Pickard.
r ni'''a'n u I cH,.. X
r. a. ch,mns William d. Reeves,
Nj lane CIark Frederick Reeves,
J.nr;nla foueh David Roach,
8
Jacoh D;.tev Miss Isabella w. Smith.
4: Joseph Smith or John
William Garrett. wU;. sm;,h
John A. Smith.
Peggy Hardin, r.
r ,,ry nuh n.,; Miss Mary Turner,
/ r ~ m...;''s John Turner.
J
Abel Jackson, Sampson Vaughan.
Charles Jordan. w
Thos. Jones or David William p. Wiet,
Roach. David Williams,
l N Freeman Walker,
Joseph s. Kenan, George A. Williams,
John w. Kelly. Sidney Withheld.
or Persons ealing Tor any ofthe above letters
will nl--sc say they are advertised.
DENNIS tlEaRTT, Pm.
January !, H.
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Important from Washineton.-Th

Important from Washington. The
New Yoik Express learns form Washing
Ton. ihsi he BRUSH Minister has already
opened negotiations with the u. s. Sc
rr-iary Of Stale upon The subjrci Of his
mission. The Nicaragua question will
no dosbt b sricably ssIiled;-,he right
~ Wy Coz Sup ranal will be guaranteed
so1A W siss United STATES aud Great Bri-
,'ain. sad - Henry Iyston l,ulser will
dssssv NJ. oisaistM 8 grss on ,he COAST
Of Honduras respecting f'sre Island, &c.
There Is every reason TO believe thai There
= tie bcsl understanding between the two
Governments. and determination on Tie
part Of both 10 keep The peace.
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hssillss hIEe hssn hslI Ia suiitLEsll. GsIls
.'l'zsa alt Namingtaa. e Hhizh Gen. saun-
deFs and sessEal sGl.er iuaarnsial irienas U IL
rad ~s's fsseat- Ho8 Iisys an saai.ioa h.s
lren made 10 de Humbss e sul<rrilsn 10 lhs
pasfesnd Oss Hsnd'ea shares. No an nos ale %
sa-ies l.us hrnd Nho vas present Il he naesi-
iAss ~1iies % rs ihsa be i -haPpy % say dr.
P'osFerts &c cur road IA he Eastern eosnlies sss
quite a. 6sOrsbie as be slpsc,eL-
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CONGRESS.

10 he srnlie. on Thursday the u instant
M nsroas ms:asrials were presented. and rr<rrcJ
!, asprsPia.e committees.
ar. Airhisoa presented The memsial Of fhe
Ie.iAalure q Missouri against the wilmos Pfc-
no; aad drrlsnss thai ihe conlae, Of ihe North
4. released the south from obligations 10 respect
de comqronise q 1870. but proposing. Cor ihe
ale ofPeare. TO extend the eoulPromise TO new
4, Acquired trrriiev; also insiueting The Senators
4 csagress from Missouri % eaHy out ihese
sirsss
NJ Bsaioa opposed the molten TO print. de-
daring that the resolutions did not represent
he srn,iInenis q The people Of the State
who wers iaw-abiaing people. They hsd no
rixhl TO pledge the State 90 60 cui Of the Tn
ion, in a certain event He would not discuss
lhs resolutions. len declared fsat the Assembly
Ind nrajs mistake. Rrnedics wefc provided
/. tlie constitution COZ al the grictances AZ The
pcspls. These remedies were by law. and were
inienlel TO avoid The resort 10 the sword.
Mr.. Aichisoa said the resolutions did express
The sentiments ofihe people Of Missouri. and they
would manifest il. whenever the occasion should
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Fast TrunrsSre and VIRGINIA Railroad.-W

East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad We
learn from the Knoxville Register. that a
bill has been introduced into The Tennes-
see Legislature by the Committee on In.
ternal Improvement, which provides for
loaning the credit Of the State BY the is
suance Of her bonds, 10 the East rennes-
see and Virginia Rail Road Company, for
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
ShoaltEISs bill be adopted. we presume
lhat1 Eesl,e speedy completion
of ~ ~ road rronf-fSaaksille 10
the eei6la H1e. Lynelburg Itas15ss
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Sir: The Postmaster General, after
careful consideration of the question as To
the right of Posimasters that have the pri.
vilege Of ranking, to frank letters 70 pub
fishers Of newspapers covering money for
subscriptions Of the name Of subscribers,
has decided, that when the Postmaster is
Agent for The publisher, he has the power
TO frank such letters. and his Agency will
be presumed from The fact thai he franks
them. As no Postmaster has any author.
Iily to frank these communications bul
when he is such an Agent, il is proper tt
regard him as acting in that capacity when
he so conducts, until information is re
ceived TO the contrary. In doing this bu
siness, the Postmaslers must be regarded
as entirely the Agent Of the publisher ant
moi Of the Department.
Very respectfully. &c.
FIrZ HENRY WARREN.
H. Fuller, esq, Editor Of the Mirror, N. Y.
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Daguerreofypex. - DE-. Wiki and
Daushier. who have beea in Ihis village some
Neeks ensagrsin Pseisring Dssuensosypr Lks-
nesses. ne are Pssased % ssy have psossced sons
q tlse besi specimens q he arr whirh We have
err SEEN. Those who desire 10 possess snims-
tel snd sirking Ekenesses should nss overlook
slie present opportunity. Dr. Willie exports 10
relnain hers but irr days longer.
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Richmond and DanrIIIe Ran
Road.-ws are graiifed TO learn. from the
pansilie Register, that The snterpising cOntrae-
iafs. Messrs. ToSnss. Risen & Co, on New
Years day " broke ground" on he upper section
ofthe Richmond and Dsnsille Rail Road, and that
i5cihsnis have tcen engaged, mosa Of whom are
already on The ground.
The SURVEY ordered BY the Chief Engineer %
ascertain the Praetieabiliiy Of The route between
Dansile and MfiiOn. hssbeen abandoned, Il hav-
ing been soon ascertained TO be impraeiicabIe.