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N o II C f.
Land for Sale.

~ OFFER for sale small tract Of
cJlrtsf land, lying two and half miles South
@IS cas-, Of Hillsborough, on the Raleigh
.<s-s soad. II contains one hundred and
eighty-ive acres well watcred, and has on il a
Dwelling House. and good Barn and Stables;
about scveniy-five acres of cleared land, and the
valance is very well timbered. The Central
Rail Road runs through one corner, with the main
road. and it has an immense quantity Of White
and Post Oak timber, suitable for Rail Read Sills.
The Plantation is in god repair, and the land
produces very we'll Pc. sons wishiqsgto pur-
chace are requested to call and examine the pre-
misses.
HENRY EVANS.
December IA. 65-
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N OTI G f

THE suhscri ess having qualified al Novem.
Der term, 1852, Of Orange County Court
as Executors on the estate Of James Strayhorn
deceased, hereby give notice to all persons in.
deh,ed TO said estate TO make immediate pay.
ment; and those having claims against the estate
to present them within the time prescrihed by
law, OF this notice will be plead in bar of then
recovery.
DAVID HART, 1D
ID. X. RL.ACKWO0D, -
seccnber -. s-66--
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4 fresh supply q
nIOnxtt's Life Pills and Eshru.,
Bieters,
Received aud for sale Al the Posi- 0f1iss.
November IL. GIL.
POcket-BOOk Lost.

OSF 10 the streets af HilIsborouah. or On III
road from Marlborough 10 South I.awell.
on The 23d instant, Pocket Book; the eoaleu,s
Of which were as iaows.
There was in cash s twenty dollar hills. 5ten
dollar hills, three dollar bill, and one one dol
lar hill making in all Si54. And also the follow
lug Boies, viz: ono note on WiIliam * Io~cnh
.unsiord for 81 100. with credi, Of 3c5 On II;
one oihes node on the same Of the same amount.
with snndfy credits, leaving due on the nsse
about 1900. two noIrs On Thomas Speed one az
800. and one Of 1 40; two notes on Ishsm Par
rish OF $500 each two noies on Durell Caring
ton, ono of $500 and one Of 300; one note on
Mr.. Nixon and others o. Raleigh, for S272 SO |:
one on David Parrish for S325; one on ]. G.
Moore ioi sis4 and some cents; one ON James
Parrish for 5000. and myself security. made paw
able TO William Lipscamb, guardian of James
Balls Heirs; andmsny other notes 10 s,e amour.
OF several hundred dollars ! fcrcwsn adj per.
sons against trading for any Of the above notes.
or any note made payable to me. Twill give
suitable reward for the delivery Of my Poke,
Book, with the nancy and notes.
ID. T.. PARRISH.
November "a. &C.
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Young w9inan. saws the Suffolk
Cahniy, IN. " t;azete. while in the
r"nnhy some years ago. stepped on a
rusty nail. which Tan through her shoe
and foot. The inflammation aud pain we're
'erv great. aud lochiaw Was apprehen-
ded. 4 irirnd u The family, however,
recommended The application 81 bcei. ia
Ken frssll from he garden. and rounded
hnc. 10 the wound Soon The inflammation
began To subsIde. and by keeping ON the
crushed beet, changing it Tor fresh one
az lis vIrlnrs seemed TO become impaired.
a speedy rur was fi'eried. Simple hui
remedies like This should be
known 10 every one.
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ANOTHER scIENTIrIc wnSpER.-

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER =
IaroRrASr TO DrsPEPrics.-D DR.. J.. s. ough-
tons PEPsIN. the True Digestive Fluid, or
oasislc Juice, prepared from Rennei, or The
fourth stomach Of an Ok, after directions OF Ba-
ron Licbig, the great Physiological Chemist, by
J. = Houghton, N. d., Philadelphia. This is
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion. dys-
Pel,sia. jaundice. liver complaint, constipation
aud debility, curing after natures own method,
by natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pam
phlets containing scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement
in anG>er column.
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N Office.

YNHE undersigned. as Executors Of William
Narrow, Decd, will sell AT his late residence
Ia Alamance county, on the 2lsl Of peen,lrs
next, the Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, ssap
Of Corn, Wheat. Oats, Hay, Fodder, Plaiitsiion
Tools, &C., belonging TO the estate.
Bond and security will be required, and twelve
months credit given.
The sale will be continued from day TO dyy
until all is sold.
JOHN MORROW,
JAMES 5. MoRRow.s Esfs.
November 80. az
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DrenlM Earfhsa.cke IN ctiaa.-Ia a
late number Of The Pckin tsszcttr there
= an account Of a terrible eartha uake
that occurred few months ago. in the
province Of Kan sub, IN the northwest Of
China. The shocks cspnmenced in the
civ offhung-wei and its neighburhool
on the Goth of May last. and were re
peated msny times during space Of
fifteen day S from that date. The de-
yastation and loss Of life caused was
irighlful. Upwards Of 500 persons were
killed, more than AGO seriously iniur.
ed, and several thousand houses dies.
troyed. The public Offices. granarics,
aae also the ramparts o. the city, we're
thrown. down.
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N Otto f.

4 PPLICATI0N will be made 10 the present
"a Legislature by some of the citizens Of Ala
nance county, TO place Haw River on the foot
ing Of navigablc stream.
November 6.
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arr prepared 10 r~li iow Eos c~sh ~ on 81 asonI:s
time 10 punefusI dealers. Pissisi.n~ and oilers
are respectfully invisd to ran and sssosas o..
SD. scHOOLFIELD &Co.
October Is. ST.
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lust received at the Drug Store, Urge sup
- ply Of Preston & Merrtt's celebrated Yeas,
Powder.
Nu,c.' ,cr r. 81
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SOUTH LOWELL
II ALE AGA DEL Y.

THE exercises Of this Institution will close on
Wednesday the 18th of December. The
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
The next Session will commence ON Wcdncs-
day the 4th Of January, and cg,liinue five months,
under the supervision Of present Principal, Mr..
John Williams, graduate Of Randolph Macon
College, who has proved himself to I've. in every
sense Of the word qualified to conduct the Insii-
tuition to the enile satisfaction of all concerned
The public may rest assured that the morals Of
the Students will I've strictly guarded. and every
exerlion made on the part Of its managers 10 make
South Lowell one Of The safest and best School.
of the same grade in North Carolina.
Tuilioa paid,in advance.
Board per month, 6 so
Tuition, primary, 10 90
Higher, English, ~ SO
Languages, Is 90
d. c. PARRISH, Sec.
November ca. 63--4w
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Rnmors Of more expeditions against
Cuba are becoming current IN Ihr South.
The last San Anionla (Trxa Ledger re-
marks thai three hundred, armed men. sup.
posed To be volunteers for Cuba. were
quart, rcd an ST. .Iosepl's Island.
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DaguerreOtypes.
Miniatures taken in ArfistIcaI
style.
Y. 6 VT, AiYTIrETP

N s. TANNER,
HAVING had thorough practical knowledge
- Of the art would respectfully inform the
citlzcns Of this place and vicinity, that he has
opened rooms for short time ut the Court
House, where he will be happy to wait on all
who may wish TO secure Beautiful and
Perfect Daguerre0fype Likeness
Of themselves or family. Having been asso-
socated with some Of the b st artists in the
country, aud possessing oil the late improvements
in instruments. chemicals and furnishing. gid
ing, &c. he feels warranted in saving his pic
lures shall be surpassed by none in the Union.
Cioudy weather as good as sunshine fm adults.
Miniatures, from life or paintings, taken Of any
size, and If desired, neatly set in l.ockets, Pins
Bracelets. Rings, &c People are respectfully
invited to call and see for themselves, whether
wanting pictures or not.
Instructions given in Dagucrreoiyping. Elec-
troplaiing, and preparing all Chemicals used in
the same. Also Apparatus, Chemicals, &c, fur
nished at reasonable prices.
December Ia. 65-
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Bethesda Seminary.

FEyHE next Session will commence on the first
Il Monday in January, and continue under the
care of Misses MARY and MArTIE HoLToS,
Terms as heretofore.
Board per session Of 81 weeks $3.50.
: JOHN I'll. PIEKARD.
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SEMINARY DEsrxorEp: = FIrx-The
SEMINARY at Richmondsslle VAS entire-
v.sesIrose ed by FIRE carly this morning.
Taere were upwards OF 400 pupils ~
sleep in their dotmitsries when the.
capped in safety, thous verv few of th<n,
sasel anything but the clothes they had
upon thea. The loss is about ! IA 600.
watch was insure !. ,
~'
BALrIxoRE, DECEMBER l4.-Mr. Hoo
per E. Hicks, the Collector Of the Gus
IONS at Vienna, in Dorchester county.
MARYLAND, whilst passing along I.on,-
bard street, near South, at isalf pas,
five o'clock this evening. had a rune
thrown around hi- neck, and was drag
gesl into an alley. bv three men. and
robbed Of three the, aad doIIars-five
hundred in gold, twelve in Baltimore
notrs. and \ draft fur fourteen hundred
an New York. ami his watch Al the
instant he was assaulted a handful of
lime was throw N into his mouth and
eyes stranslina aud blinding him
The robber. ESCAPED before he could
recover and give an alarm. His nock- !
e,s yerp alI.cut open and the flesh pra- !
zed with the knife.
F.,r az R,crs al. Nna.n,-Some
one n .N;ao,.,,a FaJlxaxyr;tes a. f.llows I
IN letter Ia fhe Rulfalo Cour;er.
at wasmy sood 70, tune 10 witness I
one day last week s;obt sucb ne i
not often seen heinz the descent of an
Immense mass Of solid rock into the
river below. On the point where we are
at wax .1upon the Lewiston Railroad 4
monster rock. weighing as near a.
can calculate about two hundred tons.
projected OUT from the rerpendicu,ar
iedre ON which we we're at work. with
seemingly no support under il. bu, held \
only by the earth, roots, &c. on top,
and connecting it with the main bank.
On RENEWING. this earth a seam was
discovered, and the rock began to mani.
fest signs Of uneasiness, feeling, as
much as a rock could feel, evident
agitation at the prospect before it. The
seam gradually opened. little patches
Of earth disengaged themselves, and
the word was soon spread that the big
rock was about to take leap into the
foaming catdron below. Quite con-
course of visiters gathered on the bank
above. and the men ran from their work,
some in fear and trembling, to the top I.
Of the bank, so feet above, 10 be sure /
to be out Of the way. At length the /,
distress; the trees which stoad upon i, ],
began ia nod good bye the seam rent ,
and the rock fell. the fall thereof bel, p .
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Executors Sale.

(>HE.subscrhers will sell, on the eth day of
December next at the late residence Of To-
seph Woods, deed, in the county of Orange. to
ihe highest bidder, on a credit Of nine months.
nine likely NEGROES, to wit, three Men, two.
Women. three Girls and one small Boy; the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JAMES WOODS, D
JOSEPH WOODS, = l.
November %. CO.
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SINGULAR AcclDENr. A German
named George Dragon, for the last six
years employed in the shops of the
Mad River Railroad, was killed at
Sandusky Thursday morning, 25th ult.,
BY the explosion Of a barrel. into which
ne had put unsIscked lime for the pur-
pose Of cleansing II. On.p pouring boil.
ing WATERPROOF the line and ,shakingthe
barrel. after closing the bung. it explo-
aed with great force, and so badly
shattered the Germans head as to cause
his death in few moments.
The Hon. John l.. Manning, Sena-
Tor IN the Legislature of South CARROLL
ia, was on Thursday elected by that
pody to be Governor Of the State for the
ensuing term. by nearly unanimous
'ote. John HI. Irby. Esq, was at the
same time elected Lieutenant Cover
nor, The Inauguration took place yes
terday. 2
There are 5000 hotels, drinking and
"'an Shops in New York, aad the "a
Mount expended in them. is amazing,
" -, exceeding belief. If the daily
sa'es acreage $40 each, xkiSA is very
.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

IN The first Sabbath il January, the Funeral
- Of Robert Shields. will be preached at Plea
san Giecn. by The Rev. Samuel Pearce.
December Is. 65-
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Mr.. pvusReS's SCHOOL.
For Bows and Girls.


THE next S~~~ion Of this sehcol viii CON-
mence on Thursday The S<h Of January,
Ie5s, and end on fhe 6sh Of Junr. Tuisian y IN
ssss from y i7} dsIl.n r~r SESSION. Sirici
attention win he paid 10 the morals n children
sent 10 this shool. An scholars y III be cosssi-
defed IS enlerrd Tor the srs<ion, un<s by zf~rial
eaasari 10 The contrary and no deduction viii be
made except FOR caniinoe<! cases Of riekD<~L
The iui,isn will he due q the comnrpcsnrnf
OF the session. The School will b. eniireIy on
der the osniroi Of the Teacher Mr.. WILSON'S
qualifications and success il teaching sse 20 well
kno~n thai comment Is unnecessar, ne ihere-
Iofe simply ak the public 10 sustain liis School
BY q literal patronage.
ed ScHo0LFIELD.1
WM- NELSON.
L.cARMIcHAEI. JI~zfees.
w. r. sTRAYH0Rx,
CAD. JONES. II.
November IA. 81
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M kA*s. 49, "a u.s.
" kRM FRANCE ~4
E'sef s''I'iahs oi he. prapIe d r. arc
have Voted p fzsar u Tie Empirr. ne
result Wa aid helore {ht - ,.ry,.r s,
81 Cloud opla< Isl Instant ina sp-e<h
of ~ B'liaait, % which The Emros1<
replied = yins. :. ssl< irsas q. 4 d. s.
Mith The crown, tie s.tle If n spe]roa
i'nnl becadSr The loyal peopit Ia
Already glsen II Il, me 6xifs aceIsx6a-
t'epe. bttsuse The senate ppaposed IL
tleeails and die whsi I. ion VI: rst;k<d
~ and concluding with t.<se word:
!" ReeelEehere my oath fha6i will spare
nothing to seeuresihe prpspef'Sty'of he
Country, and While &<jntairinx bes<r
will make no eonce sim as ~ 4
Concerns The honor spd dignity *of
France Gems. ST. Asnaud, Msr,,an 4
and de Ca<i<iIanr ztr sprnint&l Mr.
shsls Of France. 'Thr PrtIect ~ lhe |
Feline prnciailned tie Empire II the
Hotel de Vile on tie Cd. amidnieafen-
ing cries of"vise I Empered| ~ Ma
ppleon. made triumpkaI entry insos
Pnis at one o'<leck. - .uniyexsal
aee'amaiins The 8 s uasrtolbr
proclaimed IN all the l)vpp rtn,e /, t. on
The Russian Ambassador
Who hsd Just returned from St. Peters
burg, brought 81 autograph letter from
u 7 ezar g Napoleon. Ger. 4 sdin 1
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. J. . ]! ].
THE ssi~cnt~,s arc nss,
4 A. rrrrssing iIs~sr. Pail Ssaek a
g x<@T5 Drugs. MEDICINES.
NM PAINTS. OILS. DYT-
srrFFs aud SPhTS. sn-
~ tfaeing lstart .Ssoek tlsn
X has ever h~iofel.<kn c4l<ssJ IL
this markefl AM. ~ h,cl liz,
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The BIZ lately issroda<d into the
l<si<latufe a Sostn t.zraIinz gisin.
DE electies - -kirctsr< IF President
80 Vice Pres'denf q tie Prople they
) noe' CHOSEN by thu Eegisla'ure) has
I'm pas'psoed der se'sf ,,,Iisrussion
e the ~ u session Of f''e<I .sslslasare.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-09
A Smoking Anecdote.

AT Frankfort, a curious Circumstance
lately occurred Illustrative OF the differ
cnt characters Of the Englishman, and
the German. In q coHee-room, an En-
glishman was Standing with his back too
Close 10 The stove, and a German by his
side was smoking indeiatigably, and puff
fng the fumes Of a segar into his face.
The former demonstrated, but The Ger
man KEPT pulling away as fhe had not
heard syllable. Az last the English
man displayeda pugnacious disposition,
and maintained that no man had any
right 10 puff smoke oul Of his mouth in
to another mans face, and that the smo-
king ought 10 be confined 10 smoking
places. The heavy German, with the
imperIurable gravity Of his nation, cool
.ly replied in the worst Of English: "Ya,
Va, Sir John Bull, what right have you
10 complain TO me OF de smell Of my
smoke, when your own coat have bin
burn, and make big smell for ten min
u,es, and l noting say 10 you!" The
Englishman, to his great discontinue,
found that his cloak was shrivellrd and
burned upto his waist by the TOO great
proximity to the German stove.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-09
The Fisheries.

The Chicago Tribune gives some in.
teresting facts respecting the fisheries
on lakes Michigan and Huron. This
business has gradually increased until
instead Of being carried on by few In
dams and Half-breeds, as j, was few
years since, ten thousand persons are
now more or less directly dependent on
on the fisheries Of lake Michigan a.
lone.
From a single district in the south
end Of this Lake, embracing the Islands,
bays, and main land, extending north
and south about seventy miles, and east
and west about one hundredand twenty
miles. II is said there will be shipped
this year not less than $4,000 barrels OF
fish, which will command in market a.
bout fifty thousand dollars. And this,
TOO, though the business is carried onun-
der great disadvantages, the men enga'
ged in it generally have not capital e.
nouyh to carry j, on to advantage.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-09
The Cause Of Welllnston,s death,

Ii has been stated that the duke Of
Wellington died Of an 'apopleetic fit,
The immediate cause Of This attack
appears 10 have been an over indulgence
in venison steaks. The London Times
says that the day previous to his death
the Duke exhibited bis usual bodily ac-
tivi!y. He took bis customary walk IN
the grounds attached 10 the Castle, in
specled the stable, made many minute
inquiries there, and gave directions
with reference to journey to Dover
the following day. His appetite was
observed 10 be keener than usual, and
he dined heartily Of venison. The next
day, when his valet went to awaken
him he refused 10 arise, and sent for the
apothecary. A surgeon came, and
found the Duke suffering to all appear
anccs from Indigestion, and complaining
Of pains in The chest and stomach. He
was in full possession Of his faculties.
and described his ailment very clearly.
Some dry toast and tea was prescribed.
Subsequently, several other attacks en-
sued, and though emetics were admins
tered his death ensued speedily &
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Sl5as @{gesG Se6ls.
~@~<>--O>S>.~-

Our monthlies have been on hand
for two or three weeks, but have cs'
cupcd notice for want of time
Godey's Ledy's Book for October
Ia double numbcr,) has several pretty
embellishments, including embroidery
patterns, &c. The table of contents
embraces some 80 articles, on n great
variety Of subjects.
GRAHAM, for Octobcr-cmbcllish-
mcnts, 'thc Pride of the Partcrre,
the Forgotten Word &c. Contents:
the Atmosphere and its Curcnts"''
Glimpscs of Western Travel 1.-The
Minister'S Wife. Sporting A1ven-
lures in India, &c. &C.; 80 choice ar
ticles.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-09
How to a,utle High Health.

Walker in his Original" lays down
tllr following rules for s,,ainihg high
health. They SIRE worth remembering,
particularly hIsadsice 10 wives and hus-
bands.
FIRST study toacquire composure Of
mind and body. Avoid agilations Of
Ole or the other especially just before
and afrr meals, and whilst the proc' IS
OF digestion is going on. To this end,
govern your t'nper, cndea, OF 10 looE
at the bright side Of things, keep down
as much as possible the unruly passions,
discard rrvv, hatred and malice, and
lay your l!tad upon your pillow in
charity with all mankind. Let not
your wants uutrun your means. What
ever difficulties you have TO encounter,
be moi perpIrXrL, hut think what is
RICH. TO do IN III" sight of him who
seeth all things and bear without pi-
ming the results. When your meals
are solitary, let your thoughts be cheer
FIJI; when they are social, which is bet
Ter, avoid dispute or serious argument
or unpleasant, TOPICS -"Unqulet meals
says Shakespeare, SNAKE i'll digestions;;"
and the contrary is produced by easy
conversation, a welcome project, well
..,,, ,,,, -, t;,ntv cnrnp,p,opr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-09
Law of Distractions on Railroads.

Judge Gibson. in a case tried at
piusIurp. before the SUPREME Court
Of cnnsylyania. on Monday, where
n su;t WAS brouobt TO recover of the
Erie Railroad tic price of nm animal
which had been killed on the road.
laid down the sound doctrine tia,
/. nm owner of cattle, killed or Injured
on a railway. lns no recourse Ia the
comn,nv ~ lis servants. and that he
is lialle for damage done by them 10
The connany or ,be messengers. .
The Coirt below had given a differ
ont Indictment. In, The Common sense
md Local kSowlcloc Of Judge Gibson
nm, he ,,n,.nr ,.;nf, He saws.
m, :,,;,;,. of , r,;,,,,,
ine Po ~, , W ,;sa,'.a ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-09
From the farkcrsburs Gait'te.
Sudden Death!

Last week, Mr.. Job Forsyt'lc' an
old and we'll known citizen OF TINS
place, visited Wheeling on business
While there hc was attacked with L.
"vsipelas, or some kindred disease {,
which developed itself in the follow
ing singular manner, rs described ny
the Wheeling Intclligcnccr:
Singular DcoM.-Alr. Job Forsyth,
Of Parkersburg, brother to Joseph
Forsyth, of this city, died here Mon
day, aud his death and the attending
circumstances are very singular. On
Friday, small eruption on his hand
apparently from the bite of gnat or
mnsqucro, increased by irritation and
caused his arm 10 swell in such iatol
manner as to defy all medical aPPI1-
auces, and he died from its effects ut
the time stated. He was in our Office
on Friday in usual health. Mr.. +.
was aged about IS years, and was On
eslimable citizen.