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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.
THIS BEAUTIFUL BURIAL PLACE

i of the Dead having just been dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies for the purpose, is now
open for the reception Of the remains OF deceased
persons.
The Mausoleum has capacity for a hundred
bodies, in which such friends of the dead, as may
apply, can place the departed until they select
sites for graves.
The plan of the incorporates is one Of equality
in regard 10 the lots, which will not be put up
publicly for sale, although they usually bring
premium,) making the early selections Of lots The
most desirable.
Until an oficeis established in the city of Wash
ington, applications will be punctually attended 10
at the present office, in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
Visters are requested not TO drive fast through
the Cemetery grounds.
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS.
N. Is Glenwood is situated short distance
due north Of the Capitol. Aug 27--3m
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

MRS. II. w. YOUNG s. MISS ". TOWN
lvl respectfully announce TO their friends and
this community, that they will receive ut their
rooms, on the corner of 10th and sire els north.
on Monday, the 18th instant limited number OF
young ladies' who may desire to pass through
systematic course of studies, embracing all the
solid and ornamental branches of female ednca.
ton.
Their method of instruction is thorough and
practical. Il is based upon experience OF many
years in conducting the education of young ladies.
having in view the fullest development and disci.
pline Of the mental faculties. N
TERMS OF TUITION.
All the English studies, including mathematics,
with the French language, per the scholastic
year OF 10 months .......... .......... $50
Ancient and other modern languages
Music, vocal and instrumental. Professors'
Drawing IN pencll.and crayon...... charges.
Painting in oil and water colors.....
Sept 6-3tawt1Sth
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DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT HOOPS

nON'T FAIL TO CALL AT HOODS
~ ifyou wish to purchase anything in the way
OF fine American, London, or Geneva Watches
chat can be relied on for the true time) rich gold
jewelry, pure silver ware, &c. &C., and save from
Is TO 20 per cent, as he is now receiving his
Fall supply, which will be sold at the lowest
wholesale rates.
Fine watches and jewelry repaired, and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
III. 0. HOODS
Pa. avenue, between Al and 9th streets, sign Of
the large spread eagle. Sept left
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neA- The October number of De Bows Re-
view has been issued. It is as full as usual of
able, useful, and interesting matter.
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GTONE QUARRY.-Ia am prepared to fur
~ nish from my quarry, opposite the Little Falls
and adjoining the quarry Of the late Timothy
ONeale, any quantity of stone that may be needed
for building purposes. Apply 10 the undersigned
at his house on II, between 18th and 20lh streets,
in the First ward, or TO Mr.. Paine, at the quarry
July u WILLIAM b. SCOTT.
TAlax
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REFERENCES.
Hon. Lewis Cass, United States Senate.
Hon. James Cooper, United States Senate.
Hon. r. T. Westbrook, House of Reps
Hon. T. B. Florence, House of Reps.
Hon. I. ID. Disney, House of Reps.
Jonah D. Hoover, esq. Washington,
Richard Walach, esq. Washington.
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner OF the Gen.
era Land Office.
All communications must be prepaid and d.
rected as above. Oct
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ID IMEi LIMEl IIMEi-To Plaster,

II IMEi LINER IIMEi-To PIasterer.
II 4 and Builder,--We have now on hand. an
SEELY'S Patent Kilns, one thousand barrels OF
Lime, and are now making two hundred barrels
daily which we will sell on the best terms
We would call the particular attention of pls,.
terers to this superior article Of Lime. II is free
from coal cinders or other sediment. IL being
burnt altogether by wood which makes II yery
superior article for pastering, white Coating, and
hard finishing.
Give us call, and you shall be pleased.
;. j. SEELY 81 CO.
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AND FOR sALE.-Ihe subscriber viii

AND FOR sALE.-The Subscriber Will
IL dispose OF thirty acres of land being part of his
farm known as Delcarlia, situated near the Little
Falls in Montgomery county, Nd, and adjoining
the contemplated water-works, Il is an excellent
piece Of land, and both from its fertility and lo-
cality is admirably suited for a market garden
Apply to the undersigned, or TO his overseer on
the farm.
WILLIAM b. SCOTT,
Sept Tiff On II between 1olh !. nd oo,h a.,
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NOTlCE.--On and AFTER Monday October 2,
in the fare between Washington and Baltimore
vii! De One Dollar and Sixty Cents. A commute.
lion Of ten cents will be allowed to all who pro.
cure tickets before entering the cars. An addition
item cents will also be made 10 all way stations,
unless tickets are purchased at the Office.
Round trip tickets for three days, will be issued
the I'd, 3d. 4th, and 9Th instant at Two Dollars,
10 all who may wish to visit the Agricultural Fair
and Maryland Institute.
BY order: 7. H. PARSONS, Agent
Oct Elm
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SENTENCED TO BE HUse.-A slave, who set FIRE
TO hay house and other properly in Henrico
county, Va, has been sentenced to be hung on the
18th Of November.
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MILES OF CANAL BoATs.--we learn from a gen.
tleman from the west yesterday, that when he left
there was on the Montezuma level upwards Of
six miles Of canal boats in close connection with
each other, and moving very slowly. This, it is
said, was caused by low wsier.-ABony Journal
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON CITY.

(O6fcs on FStreet, near fourteenth Strset)
TO CLAIMANTS.
JULIUS f. MEIERE,
Late of the Pension Office, will attend promptly
10 all business entrusted to him, and will give
special attention TO the prosecution of claims for
Pensions, Bounty Land, Land Patents,
Scrip, Back, Pay, &C., &c.
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Naval MovEMESrs.-The rance Independence
will leave New York for the Pacific on Tuesday
next. The Princeton dropped down the North
river yesterday.
Eight Of the deserters from the Independence
have been tried, and their sentences forwarded TO
Washington for confirmation.
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THOMPSON a. GARNER,
ME C HANT TAILORS.
M0rrIT's BUILDING,
-Four and-s-hslf street, near Pa. Avenue.
Auo o0--fn

DIANOs FOR SALE AND RF. NT m.
IL subscriber has in store a very hat,5sor,. D 80.
wood Piano, seven octsves, which will ~. A.
posed OF on accommodating tssros' Also 81,
rent, two fine instruments 'o'
--------- w. G. ZANrZINGER.
UMBRELLAS, CANEss.-A large and
~ varied assortment OF the richest and nost
oeau''inl styles, Just received from the manufac.
~ a"a LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
- cow Penn. avenue, near ~ st
ACIoMN AND WINTER.-Gen-
n temen's Furnishing Goods OF new and eIe.
giant styles. ""' e''
Scarfs, Stocks, Cravsts, Ties, Handkerchief.
Suspenders, Hosiery, &c. Just received at
LANES
Gentemen's Furnishing Store.
sep 2o-eolw Penn. avenue, near AZ 81
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.


Change or Prices between Washington
and BaItimOre.
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1T is STATED that an enterprise is on foot hav
ing in view the transfer Of the Crystal Pslaces,
Philadelphia. magnificent opera house will
soon tower up in their midst, and IL they coul,
add another feature in the Crystal Palace, the ei
feet would be salutsry, as well in social as in
business point Of view.
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NDER GARMENTS Just rcccived.--I
~ have Just opened full supply of Gentle.
mems Under Shirts and Drawers, siIk, merino.
lambswooi. Scotch do, Shaker, and Canton Elan.
At the most reasonable prices - -
LANES
Genilemen's Furnishing Store,
yep yJ--solw Penn. svsnus, near "a .,
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rno ALL VINO HAVE CLAIMS no cor.

July q Il = ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
GOODS

NNef 1senEhi 10 this nsrkes
Hs Eeuid - Fba-sj 90 skew fs~c adde's
has siosk q be lssinrs. Mennas. Altzcr.s. Go
Ils Rhine and <,sis fsi,sl Aanliilas ssd-A hits
Gaeas q al kisas nhl qualiiie.. css.i.is.e ef
Spazss jArnssss. Nal ani Baok Mlssins. g.rsrrt
tlsnlairss firsesis Ispns. Dirailirs. Nuslis and
tsamisie k1sinss. cprisi skiri-. Eab, sis.seJ
Coiisfs. ChrlAszrfis an5 Endrs-si. .se.. Linen
HanaskeEhieEss DE. &c.
Per Gentlemen be hss fhe finrs, .BI.ct
eio'l' M ihs pisve. Plain aud fsnry cs.simsrss.
sieel-a.iari Asvy Blue. Rrom a and Blark s.ssi-
neis. fockei aud Aesk Kssrl.irf.. rtsins ana
Napoleon Iirs. (ne~ si,irl Lamb IA 81 I'a-
def-ses,s, Fancy ies Patterns. Dis hiss. t;Io,ss.
headerson's supe,isi Mole.kin pIe.. H.,. .ni
Gaps u every description.
HIS Stick II Farlling Ilntlrnaenis. Car
peniers and Bisrkaailh' Tools. Nrers l.lo,hiny.
Negro -nd-said.e Blshkeiss 3rssaas. Gracsries
and csockry. enable him 10 OR indncemen,.
aehicL sso found no where else ~ Il.e marks,.
q Bring erleis<issly cneagel IL Tie earrings
Making Bu~insss. his siork ai c.sch Trimmings.
Springs and AKles. and all ariicles IN il.., line.
were sslrstei ID hinseh
cs.i II his s'ose. elsl of The court IIonse.
November Is. IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
Valuable Property,
FOW SALE

~ lLL = 40 70 ~ tirIa.i ii1f.s. = II,
- - q fshdassy rfsi. - ~ ,,ra..-ss
- n'ilrs nesih nszs q lhapel MI. rps4 .si.ll
n.lifs sasllh sss a Hllzinsns.h. J. : flsi ssas
Gssfei saw MIL. znd TAX YARD aso1
..ne~ sod ssIcsisr }si@n. nIlh zan,e Itfrs lIun.
ssad snd SiAty sesrs 90 LAND. nsafls "A "a
~aols- Jhsrs Is sz=o ransfssaile Dssllin<.
srA s'et sus ksn-ss- An Ne iaprosemrnls are
nea. hssias L~sn nfsds Kilian tl,r last lhsss
srsfs- in~araj NJ sssing iane description a
Tins salasike P1pPertss and ihs ssany csusiarra-
isens whsrh recossn.end 4. NJ pssirr sllosins
Ne lsrnisrs and sxp.aihins lise sdEsnisees 10
.h'~e who msy desire Il.
~ .he<ase iirnr and Eiisre. we will asfef Cor
ss.e lac vai1alic Mries i.ze Wagons. ixehiy-
lse AZ ikiay bead sf Hsss. Kiiehrn furli,ufe.
fssnsiag aHi astrr TasiS. and ptsl.sbly eight 81
Ven iheasAad frri of good Lun.lsr. nso-ily l.ins.
Teras-ssili b. lil~ssi. and made kno~n sn the
day ~ sale.
The sl'e.e FseIery xill le all IN consequence
q ,hr ppPrasching ezpifsliaa u our es,annsi-
sa'P, Aad cur inability 10 give il necessary a.
Pill. MDADE & co.
January :. i7-ids
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
South Lowell Academy,

TsHE ucst Session Of this Institution will
= commence on Thursday, January &c.
The Principal lakes great pleasure in announce
ing that he has associated with himself the. .rcy
Wx. w. RrSrAx, A. NJ, who has been for some
months assistant Editor Of the National Maga-
zine" With this acquisition, and new Board
ing Hall, and Library Of $50 or 200 new and
carefully scecledls,oks, and other improvements.
il is hoped that our numbers .ill be much in
creased.
Vocal Music viii be taught 10 all, free of fcha,gc
Tuition. Euglisl, Sl2:5o; Languages Sis.
Board. At The Hall, $3.50 per month.
JAMES 4. DEAN, Principal.
January l6. lew
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FLANK ROAD coNyEsTnN.

/. ..TT@| !.
r.reesii is,io 1 pppintaaept,s con,en.
,.an II delegates and citizens of the
,qyniics OF Orange, Caswell, Person
and Ala#aRce, assembled at Prospect
Hill, in the county a! 0!Gaswell, on Sa.
turday the oath Of Deremtcr, 1858.
Ga motiop Of Nathaniel J Palmer,
fgs Gen. Jsssph Allisnn, Of -fIiiisbo.
-Oagh, was unanimously appointed
President. and on motiun of DR.. ID. A.
Montgomery, William B. Vincent, Of
the ceunty.T Alamance, and Samuel G
Brown, Of Caswell, were appointed
Secretaries. The object Of the meet
,Gs was then b'ieily explained by the
President.
On motion d MIR Palmer, commit
tee Of three we're directed to be APP
pointed by the President, tn report re
solutions ard ether. business for sfhe e
Consentim. \. j. Palmer, DIR. ID. A.
Montgomery acd William NJ. Lea,
we're .arpuintedon the Committee.
The Committee having retired for a
short time, retlrned and reported the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS thi subject of building a
Plank Road from the North Carolina
Central Rail Rad at IliIlsborough, via
LeasDurg. to lie town of Niltap, has
oeen Tor solRe ime agitated lathe pub
llc mind therefore,
Resoiued, Tht in the opinion of this
meeting the constructing and building
q such roadis both expeGicnt and
proper, giving 10 THE Citizens residing
on aud near IT aconvenient and cheap
access . to the Nrth Carolina Central
hall Road at on| end, and the Rich>
"l,Af .and Danvlle Rail Road at the
O'"cf, and also the advantages of the
navigation of Ddl and Roanoke Rivers,
:" .arry OH thelpro.lucti0ns Of a fine
agricultural regb,n.
Resoired, Thai the following persons
be appointed Commissioners. to omen
oooes ni subscription to the capital
s, s,"'e OF the saidroad, with power to
sPP",h. Other commissioners; and when
+ shIne'ent h amoht Of stock is raised,
H. nave the route for the road surveyed
competent Engineer, to wit Cad.
s ,"nes, sr., BENZ Wells, Josiah Tur-
Mt sr., Mm WI Allison, Henry K.
4 ihasa, has'! Joseph S. 'rhompsun, and Ma
"a1iel J. Palmer
staal ulsofosa, That subscriptions to the
4 jsA ! !, Of the proposed Plank Road shall
AMI !" shares OF onehundred dollars each,
trss,, r mat in the dispensing OF the con-
to ,bs l. 2 preference ought to be given
"a y nose who subscribe most literally
G,n. ,hnt.soiced, That Franklin l.. Warren,
NJ arrlel B. Lea..aud NJ. McGrhee, Of
MI county ofCaswell; John j. Free
j. a' ;: :. NJ. Palmer and James Webb,
lle.n y 'ile county Of Orange; Robert
avs'er, CLas. 5. Minstcad and DR.. n
""ss' oi the county Of Person; and
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New Fall Goods,

w Eeale anw rereising a lsfge siask of Goo.ls
which We desire 10 sell upon fair terms
ether fof cash nr sn shorisrrdi. plcase all com,
and sre ihgm.
Aswe cannot think OF taking ~ ll,e whole q
the Receaier ia enume.atine every article. ",
will give Tie principal articles from one Of oui
Silk hills. v1:
Plain Black Gro dc Rhine Silk, ~ wide.
Black figured silks.
Plainnousc eoiofcd Poull. de Sol Silk,
Figured lcolored niiss,
Plaid ii k. Spun silks. bright colored Plaid.
Coisred aud white Mascrline Silks,
eselid he I.aDss. mode sna- high colorcd,
Ci.e,ille Jsusire.
Plaid and Poull DE Lanes,
Ere nch Merinos. English ditto.
Cslorcj snd.whiie Tailriins snd Lace,
DE Bage, for Riding and Travelling Dresses.
ALSO,
.Rlaek and white De Lanes,
Black Canton Grape ctlh,
Black and while Spun SILK.
Black French Merinos, Black Aipaecs.
Black and co.orcd new style Fringes. Gimps
Buttons, Laces, Braids. Velvet and other Ri
bands, &c, for trimming Dresses.
Blue and green Ladies' Cloak cloihs. ant
Taseels for ditto,
Bonnet Ribands, from 10 rents TO very 6ns,
Plaid Riband, &c.
Black Egyptian and Nei silk Miis.
Kid, Melino, Spun silk, filoseiIe aud Bragan.
zia Gloves,
Maslins. Irish Lincns. CsmLs;c aud Lawn
Handkerchiefs:
.Lisle and silk Nets and EJgings;
Shawis, Collars. l;nder-scsvcs;
Ladies and SGentleslcn's Silk, Merino and
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
sCarpeting, Crunh Cloth, Hats, Caps;
Rad Road, Waterproof, and other B.ls and
Shoes;
Rubber Shoes Cork Solcs;
Ladies and Gcntlemen's Trunks; Leather;
Family SC les and Patent Balances;
Oscr Goats, Black and Drab;
I piece Super double milled Brown Cloth, for
Over Coats; Cassimcrcs, Cloths, vesiines, Welsh
Flannels, Shot Guns. and almost every thing a
merchantought to have.
LONG &. WEBB.
September o.
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Equity Sale.

NY virtue Of decree of the Court Of Equity
Of Alamance county, | shall proceed 10 sell,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on Satur-
fday the 2lst day Of January, The tract of Land
belonging to tic heirs of William A. Carrigan,
whercon William A. Carrigan lived, aud the re-
sidence of the late Michael Holt, deceased, situ-
aied IN the County of Alamance, adjoining the
lands Of Edwin M. Holt, esq, William Smith
and othels, containing about seven hundred and
thirty acres. a credit Of twelve months will be
given; bond and approved security required. and
the title reserved until the purchase money is
paid. IS..c uo,r :, y
Deccnber II. IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18

SMALL Pox IN BLADEN CsUsTY.-We
are panied to learn that the Small Pox
has made its appearance on the North
East River in Duplln county. There
have been many cases and several
deaths from the disease. We learn
that the first case of it was Mr.. Gra.
dy, who recently went to Savannah,
Ga. to take possession of some effects
left BY relation &ho had died of the
Small Pox. Contact with some article
OF clothiag used by the deceased is
supposed to have communicated the
disease. Our accounts represent it as
spreading. Vaccination is very gene.
rally resortcd 10 by the people of the
neighhorlood. ard il is hoped in time
Il pro, aic general exemption from the
disease. n. Cao!taiaa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18

.JupoE .STRAxGE's HEkLTn-We arc
pleased to.know that this distingu ishe,l
gentleman is now recovered from his
recent illness. ,and with the prospect
of a speedy restoration to his usual
good health. By the by, VIC see il
stated in the RaIcigh Statesman
that Judge 5. has been suffering Irom
paralysis of the side and tongue. This
is a mistake; Judge 5. has not been
stricken with paralysis, the only ap-
proximation IL anything Of the kind be.
ing temporary attack in one hand
which was speedily relieved. Wehope
snun to see him entirely restored to
health. caroLaian.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
MA RlID.

In hi. county. on Thursday the l2lh.insiani
hySalexander Dickson. ESQ, Mr.. wiLLiE Josr.
io'siiss Naser J. coIr. dauesser Of Me-. An,ho-
ny Cole.
In Iiiehmaud, Va, on the 5,h ins'.. by The
Rev. Leroy NJ. Lea, ID. D., Mr.. TnoNas L.
cOoLrr, formerly Of iliis place. tc Miss FANNIE
Hut. daughter ofihe late Mr.. Henry Hill, oflhal
esS.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
Ess Es Ba a.


uIlice n. e.. X. X. Go. ,
Jan. 3fJ, 1854.
fHNHE Board of Directors Of said c.snpany
PassT an order, NJ lheiI late meeting in
Charlotte. l,y ~hich the whale Of the Capital
Stock suh.erihed by Individuals. il called for, and
falls dae as follows, to-wil: ~, per cent. ON the
first If March .nexi. and per cent on The fra,
Of May next. Interest win he required by said
order i payment be delayed iwenty days nficr
lhe,;nslalnlcnis hcconle due
CYRUS n MENDENHAI.I,,
Secretary aud 1 rcasnrer.
ianunys. 1854. lew
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Land for Sale.

TsHE Subscriber will offer for sale to ilie high
est bidder, on Tuesday Of February Court.
tract Of Land, containing 25i acres. more or
less, lying on the road leading from lIisborouah
to Chapel Hill five miles south of Hilshorough
The above tract adjoins the lands Of William
Strayhorn, Isaac Craig, and others; and has oa
il a good Dwelling House and out houses, a
good meadow, and is well timbercd. A small
portion of ii only is in cultivation. All wishing
To purchase land will do well TO examine il for
themselves.
A credit Of nine months will be given, the pui-
chaser giving bond and good security.
DAVID STRAYHORN.
December 2. l4-tds
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18

,i..,~,esn. Iler .l,ril amiish.ps i
aenl.sar,l u y forlheF state,
s,sgnins Ills enurlppas vessel. ihaf
t.4 - blnks Of uars. Those Il
.Isram.rhssi bank vrre - feet long
.ss;r lsadlrs uere partly made a lead
!, r,,dertbesn illsre manageable. She
IL l..ur rulsiers. each IS lref in length
~. rudders u sncienf ships. tnu
80. were oars nifiFrrry broad blades,
-, uIared on each side of he stern.
The ship Of nhieh ! am speaking had
s..r. because she uas uilat is called
!. .d.,ble proved" i. e. her pnaw and
.,rrn were alike. The number Of men
.hieh she could convey. gives perhaps
ii brrter idea Of her enormous baik tIian
az thing el,e which Is told other. By
,riual trial slle aas foand to aeeommo-
date. frsi, her full complement Of row
ers viz. 1000; sreundly. 400 seamen,
md thirdly, 2,850 marines !; IN all
-s50. besides "a crowd Of men mare, 4"
aissafisa remarks with prssok-
yEinseaxss.
fe rsa Be 30 doubt. then. that SO
i,r a. mere <;ze j. concerned, this
grsp.ian vessel, whose name unlartu.
nsirif y apt meniiollsd. surpassed The
Grati EyBhiie The same kiie is said
10 hase bn.ll another vessel, "ri,er
slp," what we might call 4 royaI Yacht,
whose propurilens were nearly the same
with those Of some of our steamers.
She va, sos feet lang and As broad.
lam. sirs. years obediently,
JsB. ID.
P.S. 4 word or two in regard 10
ibe breadth Of King Ptolemy's ship.
/ aid abare that II Was not clearly
stated in the Greek description sf her,
aud the difficulty is this She is said
10 have been So cubits Is. feet frnm
ore -parodos" TO the aiher. Now the
"garo.los." in aud ancient ship, was /.
a passage. fore and aft, By the side
II the rsnrrs. ] think | may safely
sy that the roaers sat outside 81 these
passages. Then Of course, the 81 feet
bling the width betaeen the passages,
We must add the space occupied BIZ the
rowers to get at.thc whale breadth of
the vessel. We are nat told what il /
was, but have satisfied myself that ii
was. in all probability, at least,0 feet. I.
And this added to 81, gives US G6 feeti
as the entire breadth Of the vessel.
Thus her proportions viii be nearly the
ame as those Of the Atlantic. lone oi !
the Collins steamers) whose length is
20 feet and breadth IS.
My computation Of the Egyptian I
SHIPS tonnage frum the above data, I
makes her 9,aSl tons, carpenters I
measurement.
The Great Republic vas 32,5 feet
long. 5S wide and 50 deep. Her tom
mage, registered. $500, her capacity !,
5000 and more.
The largest steamer now, ,ailuat il, u
believe. the Great Britain. s.455 tuns. :
ALB. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
FAYETTEyILI.E MARKET.

Candles-FayctiesiIle Factory. l. sc,
Adamantine 50 a. .S5c.
.cottan-Sfrieliy prime o. q TO-
Prime 81 ~ 9s---Psf q a9..
Feathers IS a. &c.
Whfaf 80 a Sl.-Co.n 81.
Malasses--cuba 90 a. Soc; New
Orleans SOC.
Salt. perssck. 500.
whiskey IS a soc.
susar-N.v0. : a. &C.; TalIow lsc.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
Obituary.

Died. in Grccn-borough, on Monday evening
January 9th, in the 6is, year of her age, Mrs
JASE Anlss, rcIit Of Mr.. Meridi,h Adams
formerly Of IIilleborough. Mrs. Adams had
been for many yrhis a mcmhcr Of the Presl,y.
lcrian Church, and by lie Of faith in the Son
Of God, as well as BY hoIeful death, gave
pleasing evidence 10 those WIN knew her hest
that she was prepared orIhc summons thst took
her 10 the bar Of God. "The earthly house Of
her iabesnaclc" has fallen, but she has dsnbiless
gne TO dwell in that house not made with
hands, eternal in the he.vcns." Pofnd.
Lied, Ut the residence of a relative, Mr. Whit
skcr, near Weldon. n. c., on the 10Th ultimo,
Mrs. EvRLISa b. Krnn, wife Of the Hon. John
Kerr, member Of Congress from this State. The
N. G. Democrat speaks Of her as an enincntly
pious lady, member Of the Baptist church. and
trIly exemplary IN ~ the relations Of die.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-01-18
n NOTIc E.

TsHE subscriber having qualified a, Noven,l.sr
Term, 1888, as administrator on the estate
Of ROBERT NJ. SHIELDS. deceased, hereby
gives noirc to all persons indebted 10 said estate
to make immediate payment; and to those has
ing claims against the estate to present them,
properly authenticated. within the time prescri-
bed by law, or this notice Mil be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery.
o.,F. LONG, Admir-.
Januaryi0. IS