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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
Assumption, fhi> Bit dec. 1861.
\. +. iICKM N,
10 Sheriff and .1uctionce
VENTE De SUCCESSION.
Succession dc Pierre Landry. decd,

Succession dc Pierre Landry, DECIDE.
En- vertu d un dt cret de Ia Cour du GIMME.
me district Jud!c'aire de lt.tat de la Louisiana
dams ct pour la ~paloisse Assumption, SOUS In
date dn 80 d, Ger bre 1853, i moi aIresse,
kera oltert en- vente p%ubliqne. sur les lieux. dams
lie Brdlc StNinCent. a environ 2 miles au .Ces.
sus de Napolconyille, dams la paroiSsc Assomr.
ton, lie Sanedi A t,vrler 1854, a dix heures da
malin, par A.. /. Hickman, shirif Ct .ercantenr
dams ct pour cette paroIsse, les proprittes Cir,
apres d, critics, apFartenalt a Ia susdite success
sion, savoir:
10. un moroccan de icrre situe an Brhle ST.
Vincent dams ceite parolsse, mesurant trois ar,
penis ct demi de lace sur quatorze arpents de
protondeur, |" dit moroccan de terre SC %tronvant
derriere les terres de Rosemond Simoncau, con.
tenant environ quaran -e-nenf arp"nts de SUI
pefhcIe. t.s- - @~ ID,
20. Tn moroccan de terre situe au Brnle St
Vincent, dams ce,te paroisse, de forme irrt gu
liere 1t ayant environ cinquante arpents de SUE
~perticie, ensemble avec les bstisses ct ameliora-i
tons qui sly t%rouvent; la dte terre est etablie-
Ell labitation s%ucrerie. 4fa y i.
so. Jacob, negre age d'environ so ara:
40. Alfred. negre age d'environ 70 ans.
so. Green, age d%'environ "a ans.
TO. Dick, negre age denviron 81 ans.
10. Lucy, negresse, agee densiron rs ans.
avec ses denx entants Ann, agee de 2 ans ~
lautre de SIX a sept mois. q
80. Unlot de mais, paile, briques. harl,.is.
herses, charrues. pelles, pioches, 2 charrettes
a bp!is, une charrette a chcval, ule mcuIc.
couteanx a cannes, chaines, etc.
90. Une voiture ct h~arnais, I'm lot de bois de.
charpente.
100. Tn lot de chevaux ct mu!ets, 9 yaci,es
ct leurs teaux. 2 yeanx. 2 Je mes bouts, 2, pai-
res de bEafs, I'm ~tanreau, un lot de cochons. &c.
meubles de menage ct batterie de cuisine.
s TcImes ct Conditions
lie moroccan de terre mesurant trois arpepts
ct demi de face sur q%uatorze arpents de pro-
iondeur, contenant . peu pres qnalrante-lleuf'
arpents de superf4cie; payable CONNIE suit.
SAVIOR cent cinquante piastres en- mars 1854,
ct Ia baiance-en troistermes egaux, I'm tiers
Ell mars 1855, un tiers en- mars 1856 ct lantre
tiers en- mars 1857.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08

..tat dc Ia ..oul>iatc.-Conr du Gin
quiemc District jndiciairr pa:oisst
Assumptions.
AttenIu que Simon Leblanc a presents unc
"p:tition 4 la cour 4 Tetfet d'obtenir des let
tres administration 4 ia succession de teu
ViIeor Leblanc, decedt i~nte>tat. @..y
Avis est par lie present dome a tons ceux
cue celia peut colc1rner d;avoir a GeAuire
sous dix jours les raisons pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas tait droit : la dite petition.
Par ordTc ue la ton'.
Assumption. lie jamsirr 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
II -Fg. a " Grctiier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
1900 barriIs Sc trouvant a IEapi'a'ioh Vi"
Teymes ct Conditions

lie mobilier payable EN- deuX tefmes e5a'A
4ch1aut respactlvement dams les mos &c mars
dps anntes 1851 ct 1855, pour toutes soinlncs oe
Iiy p~jasiras ct au-dessus de DIX l~I2St!e5: CT
tortrs sonlnles au-Iessous dc dix pi">''eS,
COMPETENT. .
Les tsrres payahjes en- eng ts'1heS e2a"N,
6ch4ant resnectiye11ent dams les mos dc mars
des anntes 1855, 1856, 1857, 1853 ct 1902
Les eSciayes paya1.es ell quatre teft'es
5ch6arts reSpectivement dams Les mols oe
mars DIES annees 1855, 1886, 1887, ct 1898;
les acQuareurs fouruissaut IeulS blllets endoS-
SIS j. la satisfaction DC Tencarteur: F~ayahles
au bureau du Recorder de cetfe parolsse, par
coupons. nGcessaircs aune division entire les
hGutiers. ct p~ortant intaret a faison de ii'lt
pour cent par an, apres i'echeanae.
Les terres ct les esclaves restant spectacle
ment hypothequ5s avec lie privilege des ven
deurs' pour assurer le paielnentdes difs aefatS'
ct les dts hertiars qui acheteront ala dite
venta serout exemptes de tournlr leurs bllic'S
eyceDtG que pour ia balance au-dessus des d
chats quits p~Ourront talre, dedulsant la poftlo!i
rcyelant aux dts htritiers, ct que aucune
propriete ne sera d5livr6e que !orslue les coll-
titlons de la yellte seront remp!les. Les ac'es
de ventc serolt passes par devant Anaoeo
Morej, Notalre putllc, aux iIais dcs ac>lue-
renT>.
Assumption, 81 d~tcem'rc 1893.
\. L. HICKMAN,
Is SAcrif ct Enc,Dtcur.
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\ NENDnE d. GRE A GRE.

I'm moroccan de terre mesnrant qEarante-ilnit
a cinquante arpe It's de sHperticie, situe sur lie
Canal des Attakapas, a elv.rQn lHit miles de
Napoicon.iIle, avec ule bolne maison dc TT
%sidence, cuisine, .curiei: lnagas!n a msIs G,
autres batlsses qui en- de tendeilt.
La terre est rio isement boiste-Ii s'y trouye
un jardin en- parl;tit ordre etd'nn excellent rap
por'. #.l a..E E.E .aH.~s~ ~
Pour les Conditions que II fera lii e:ales) s:a-
dresser d
CT. 4. 81 SSE,
Washington Hotel, NapoltonsilI,.
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Dr. FRANK w. COWANs, or XIV.

Having located himself i'll NapoIeonviile,
offers has services to the citizens eli the town
and surrounding vicinity, IN the practice OF
Office at the CoAMEM1aL TorEL.
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E.tat &c la Louisiana. - ln"r dn Yin
qniesc District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sc ~.A<>omptinn.
Attendu que Nicephore Trahant a presente
tres administration a la succession de feu
Narcisse TraIaut, son mari, decide ~intestat.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
one celia peut concerner, d'ayoir a deGaire
sous dix jours, les raisons pour lesquel!cs Il re
serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition.
Par Uidf' Gt la cour.
A,somption' le1: Jai,vieF 1854.
=r.. DESIRE LEBLANC.
II sr.,. ~. aa#.. Or firr.
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State Of oniSiana.-Fifih Judicial Dis
strict Conrt.-parish Of Assumption.
Whereas Simon Leblanc has petltioned the
Court for Letters of administration on the es-
tate Of the iate VlIeor Leblanc, deceased In
testate. ... H.. .-
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days, WHY
the prayer Of the said petitioner should moi
be granted.
BY o,drr Of the Court.
-~:Assutnrtion, THIS 3 Jannarp 1854.
- ,s5s4 DESIRE LEBLANC,
II Clerk.
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State Of Louisiana. - Fifth judicial
District Court.-Pari>h of .4ssu'pp-
Whereas Nicephore Trahant, has petitio-
ned the Court for Letters OF administrator on
the estate of her late husband Nalcisse
T~ratlant, deceased interstate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern. to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order of the court.
Assumption, this 4th January 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
II Clctk.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ALI persons having cili,ns against h"
csttte, Of the late iwrltyn u. Phillips,
are hereby notified To present Hleir nctes
duly authenticated, to The Undersigned
executors. .a
-, F. a.. WILLIAMSON,
..t .s+=t n. A. FRANKLIN PUGII,
Te>t4nentu'y Executors.
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LIST OF LETTERS

R%enaining in the Post Oh e Of As
sumption, december 3lst 1883. Per.
SON. calling will please men,ioa that
they arc advertised.
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S%ncccssions dc Eticnnc Landry Ct Ro
saile l.nndry, sou epousc, ,ous deux
decides.
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l.. A. DEJARLAis, r. n.
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January LIST 1854,
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been
delivered in the Supreme Court:
BY NASH, c. In Coor .. Star.
ling, in equity, from Wayne, declaring
Mrs. s. entitled to one third and c. e.
Jones to the other two thirds Of the
surplus, &c.
Also, in O,lum .. Harrison, from
Nash, affirming the judgment.
By PEARSON, j. In Bell .. Bowen,
from Currituck, non-suit set aside and
Judgment for plaintiff.
Also, in Nissan .. Gaylord, from
Washington, directing uenire de no.
20.
Also, in Heath .. Gregory, from
Wayne, affirming the judgment.
BY BATTLE, J. In Ward .. Sim
mons, from Carteret, affirming the or
der.
Also, in McClees .. Skies, from 'ry-
rell. affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Greem .. Dibblc, from Le-
uoir, allirming.the judgment. Star.
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WAR IN THE EAST.

The Paris M0niteur announces that
on the 18th June the Turks made
a tremendous sortie from Silistria,
and attacked the Russians with great
fury. Gen. Schilders was dangerous.
ly wounded and had to be removed to
kalarasch.
Ii appears that on the 18th the
Russians sprung three mines before
Silistria without dong any damage to
the walls. The Russian storming CO.
lumns were prepared to mount the ex-
pected breach, but were attacked on
three sides by the Turks. A fearful
slaughter took place and the Russians
fled in terrible disorder. The Russians
were employed ON the l4th and 18th
in removing theirdead. Three Russian
Generals were wounded, and all the
Russian siege works totally destroyed.
The same day the garrison of Rustchuk
went over to the island of Mokaw and
destroyed all the Russian works there.
Telegraphic dispatches from Vienna
state that convention has been con.
cluded Constantinople between Aus
tria and the Porte relative to the Danu-
bian Princlpalities. Its principal con-
ditions are that If Russia voluntarily re.
tires, the Austrian troops will enter the
Principalities and form line Of defence
between Russia and Turkey. II RUS
STA refuses to retire, Austria will take
such measures as may appear necessa~
ry to insure her doing SO. Austria
agrees to withdraw her troops when
peace is fully established.
Eighty thousand Austrian troops
were on their march from Bohemia to.
wards the Eastern frontier. ALI the
Austrian garrisons were being reinforc
ed. and all the disposable troops were
to be concentrated in Vienna.
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For Nays Head,

%3h THR Steamer A.
LlA IL. sHuI.TZ. Captain
Il. 1911. N. s. Hslsey, will leave
ESHzdsHaHxs2 Edenlon, Nsg's Head,
Eiizsheih cily and Plymouth. ON or about
the first OF JULY. precisely al The hour
mentioned On the following
SCH ULE.
Leave iEdenion for Mays Head every Saturday,
at \ o'clock. a. NJ.
Nsg's Head Eur .Edenisn every Monday.
al a o'clock. a. NJ.
q Rdenion esory Tuesday at q O'Clock, A.
N. Ter Mays Head.
Mays Head Of = O'Clock, A. a., every
Wednesday Sol Elizslrih CITY.
!" Elizabeth City every Thursday Cor Nsg's
Head, at haIfpssi Z O'Clock. A. NJ.
:" Mays Head every Friday. nj @ O'Clock.
A. NJ, faI Edenson and Plymouth.
" Plymouth every Saturday n sio'rlock. A.
NJ. for Nag s Head. touching At Edenton.
{" Hag's Head every Saturday at hslfpss,
q o'clock. p. NJ. Tor elizabeth cily.
Elizabeth City every Sunday Morning 81
hsH past Z O'Clock, for Mays Head.
or Passengers Cor Naa's Head coming over
on the Steamer Stag ON Monday night. will pro
cure Tickets Of the Clerk Of Me Boat.
FARE TO OR FROM NAo's iiEAp.
From Edenion or Plymouth. $500
" Elizabeth City. i;50
FR'mIAIs EXTRA. -
June IL. 1854. Aim
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n01E AT YEISs

If you want FIRST RATE CAMIRIs
AGES which will not only render good
service. but be also neat, call on the subscriber.
living sir miles north Of Hillshorough. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months, and his work has proved TO he first rate.
He Is determined that his work shall continue
TO be executed in the hest manner. fully equal 10
any in this section Of country, and NJ prices 10
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through ihe Post Office OF Hills
borough, and they will he promptly attended to.
All Kinds Of Repasls win I've done in good order
and on moderate terms.
UrThe subscriber has purchased the night Tor
Orange County in PATENT BnAKrfor all kinds
Of Carrisges-to which no invites the attention
OF the public.
~ The subscribers Wool Card
lug Machines are 10 good order, and are
doing the very hest quality Of work. Prices as
hereiof re-; Eight cents for white; Twelve and
half cents inr mixed; or onc1ifth part of the WOOL
LEM UEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4lN--
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MoRE FINE PRIcEs.-We presume
planters in North Carolina and Virgi.

MoRE FINE PRIcEs. presume
planters in North Carolina and Virgi.
MIA, are now beginning to ascertain,
much to their satisfaction, that OF all 9th.
er places in this region Of country, Pc
tersburg furnishes the best market for
the sales Of tobacco. We do not make
this assertion either, without the facts
to sustain US. as proof which, we re-
fer to the notice Of Messrs. Vaughn &
Young, lnpectors at Oaks Warehouse,
to be found in another column. Facts
are stubborn things" as planters pro.
badly as well. or better know than any
other class Of men. We invite their
special attention to this fact, as record
ed in the notice of Messrs. ". & Y.
We would add in this connection, that
these gentlemen sold few DAYS since
six hegsheats Of tobacco for Mr.. ]. ID.
Lipscomb, Of Orange country, N. c.,
the sales Of which averaged SIC 46.
This exceeds in price the crop Of Mr..
g. W. Nicholson, noticed by the war
reDton News, and published in this
paper yesterday, 81 Is per hundred.
Both Mr.. Lipscomb.and Mr.. Nichol-
son, however, have very good cause to
congratulate themselves on the result,
and we presume will be very likely to
bring their tobacco to Petersburg in
future. Pet. Er.
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Incideats oil tllc Reyolutlon..

IncideRts OF tllc RevoIutiOa.-
We are gratiIed to learn, from communication
in the Southern Pos, thai the Rev. E. w. Ca
ru,hers, D. ~, Of Guiford county, has just put to
press in Philadelphia. a work entitled Revolution
airy Incidents and Sketches of Character, chiefly
in tho Old North State" The work begins with
q carefully prepared history Of the rising in the
Scotch counties under the lead Of Mcdonald /;
accounts sfthe exploits Of the noted Tory Col
David Fanning the services Of Col. Andrew
Balfour IN the Wing cause, with number Of
minor incidents and sketches of characters. and
Of the Tory war in the middle counties. These
arc to constitute tho subjects Of the first volume.
From DR.. Cauthcrs's known ability, and the fact
that he has been for some time engaged in col.
leciing materials, we may infer that the work
viii possess deep interest, especially to the Moth
Carolina reader.
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, July g. .
ToBBAcco.-Lugs 81 so So; Leaf
90 SO a sic SO SIS.
fine manufacturing at IS so a sla SO.
CoTToN.--Sales at 94c.
WuEAT.-Sales at Use.
CoRN.--Small sales at s. % &c.
FLouR.-Supeffne s8 SO a. SO.
BAcoN.-Va. hog rounds 81 81.
Sides II a7a c.; Shoulders 81 a 81 c.
GuANo. 80 Peruvian SIS; Mexican
sS5. Super Phosphate Of Lime s45.
Fayetteville. July 8.
Canales-FayetteviIle Factory l8c.
q 90. Adamantine SO a. s5c.
Cotton-8sc.
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LATE FROM EUROPE

New York, June 30.
The steamer Europa has arrived with
dates from London and Liverpool 10
the 18th instant.
Cotton has declined one sixteenth
upon lower grades.
Floar has advanced one shilling and
wheat three pence corn is dali.
Lord John Russell has been usani.
mously reelected To Parliament.
The matter Of granting political free
dom to canasla aud the Nnrih American
colonies generally has been recently
thoroughly debated in Parliament.
The Paris PAYS states that the diff
ficuliies between The United States
and France. arising out Of the arrest Of
the French Canssi siikan ct San Fran.
cisco. had been Satisfactorily settled.
Nothing remains 10 be arranged IN the
matter but the Compensation.
Great fears were entertained in
France lest the crops would fall short
on account Of the continued rains. The
loss Of crops of course would advance
the prices of wheat crops and funds.
The Conference between the Enpe.
ror Of Austria and the King Of Prussia
has resulted satisfactorily to the Allied
Powers. Prussia will send an envoy To
Petersburgh to support the summons
already dispatched thi.her BY Austria.
Accounts from Vienna state that it
is not doubted that Russia has reject
ed the Austrian summons.
From the seat Of war We have the
usual quartity Of rumors. the most i'm
portant Of which is that Silistria still
held out against the Russians. The
Turkish commander has not been kill
ed, as was reported. 1t is said that
some battles have been fought on the
Danube.
No demonstrations have taken place
by the Allies either in the Baltic ar
in the Black Sea. They had destroy
ed a number Of Ships. dock yards, and
military stores in the Gulf Of Bothnia.
The damage done is estimated at seven
hundred and fifty thousand roubles.
The Russians have retired upon Jas.
sy, which moyement has caused much
excitement at Berlin
The czar of Russia was collecting
his forces at Finland, apparently for
the purpose Of threatening Sweden and
Norway.
Another change in the Turkish Mi
nistry had taken place.
1t is reported that Prince Paskie.
witch had been severely wounded by
the Turks. and that Gortschakoff had
temporarily taken command of the Rus
sian army.
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Not1ce-Taxes.

Not1ce-1axes.
WILL. sllrsd =, ne lolIouiss tnrs AL pa
css o sollrci ma lanes Or Ihr yr.r 1853.
Assoa Hall % Tharsi1y Ne l3sh e guiy.
Cedar Crsse On Ffs3sy de l<sh-
issh.
hi''sbofsnsh % Moniss shs f7sh. -
JOSH hekes,s "a Tsseisy The 18th.
5eaes q Hrsasr;s on xsdn~.iuy the letk.
Aalz<aad Msaszms on Thufsdsy ne 1osh.
wrsAs q Doaglz1is scsory. Fssdsy he sisr.
Mllksfsanis cre~s Rosds. Saturday shs ed.
William N. Pnu's slsre. Moassy lhs s4sh.
Asa D. Gunief's. Tuesday tbs ssh.
wiilan Tfieis. wednrslay the sesh.
Chspel Hin. Tkarsasy Inc s7sh.
ThonA1 Loass. fsidsy he essh-
Whise Gloss. Saturday the ssh.
Thoaas J. csles. Monday The sit.
Hsisbofeash. On .ia dsY q Asgsss, 10 collect
The tawn tskes.
20 The magistrates appointed 10 take the Tar
Isis Coz 1854 will ssfend a. the sane times and
places in their respective Disness.
n. M. JONES, Sh'f.
June e<ih. iess. AZ
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,
ORANGE COUNTY.


Rev. JAMES A. DEsx, A. NJ, Principal.
Rrv. VIZ. ". RrsrAs, A. NJ. Associate.
rIsHE.nerf session of this Institution will CON-
Il nence on Thursday July 18Th. II Is desi-
rshle tina, sil The students he present on the first
day Of the session, classes win be fully organ
med on that day.
students will be thniasghiy prepared Cor any
Of our Colleges. or Tor engaging IN business or
the study nf The Professions. Exercises will be
required in Competition, Dcelsmaiian. and Elk
Speaking. Vocal Music will lie
taught, free OF charge. 10 oil that desire
TriTiox. in the clsssics. $3.50; in English
sl2:50; in the Primary Department. $1,000.
Beam, including every thing except lights.
$3.50 pea session NJ she Boarding House, and
somewhat lrss in private families.
Students can come by public eonseyances to
Iilllsbs rough, IL miles west, or 10 oxford, IS
miles moth eat. nnd ii riher place private con-
veyances can readily lie obtained.
Circulars containing parirulars will he sent,
on application TO the Principal. or the Eneeu-
live Committee.
A. W. GAY,
ID. e. PARRISH,
JOIIN A. MMANNEN,
JOHN ID. J.EATHERS..
WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Executive Committee.
South lowell. June.s 1854. 40-4w
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Sale Of Real Estate.

by order Of the Court If Pleas and Quarter
= Sessions Of Orange county, made a, May
Term. 1854, shall offer for sale. on a credit Of
twelve months. on the 22d. day Of July next, at
the house Of Col. William +. Shields, all the
Real Estate Of Robert NJ. Shields, deceased, viz:
the undivided half OF The Tract Of Land whereon
John q. Shields now lives; also his interest in
one-third Of that valuable properly known as
~ WINS O. F. LONG, Admir-.
June 20lh, 1854. dis
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~ An Impoptsnt Meeting Of the FIR.

" An Impartant Meeting of the Orr
ange County Agricultural Society viii Ne held At
The Court House in Marlborough. on wEDSrs-
mar OF the next County Court. 1.-The s0th Of Au-
susso Among oiherimportani business, the Pre-
miums TO he awarded at the County Fair will bc
decided ON. and arrangements made for conduct.
ing the Fair. A. this meeting the election Of
officers tor the second year viii also take place.
A foil attendance offhe members is earnestly re-
.auested.
We hope that those citizens Of the county. no,
members of the Society. who Gel an in,eress
an the improvement Of all industrial pursuit
amongst ps. rsiIl,cone forward al this meeting
and give in iheR names 10 members. All who
expect % eshi,i, ary article q, abe Fair, will Of
course 90 50. T.. A. HEARTH, soc'y.
July 10. d.
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ta fcea that State. lAir. walker.) ri.
trustee, with puUeF 10 dispose 81 ne
lands As = prudent prupristuf would
dispose II his own estate The 2ena.
tor sellsz part az auction and some al
private sale. aud the President approves
his acts. saying shat was prudent
yvu had the power to do that He
gives soIne 10 railroad. and the Pre-
sident approves that /; he gives some 10
college. sumo 10 common schools,
acme to build . courthouse. and some
TO drain swamps; the President looks
oser the whole. aud saws; This is as
a prudent proprietor would have done
with his own estate. You had the pow.
er 10 do all this. and | approve H."
Then The Senator gives little to an
insane asylum; the President says: 81
must resist the deep sympathies Of my
heart in behalf Of the humane purposes
of this gift. But 1t is not as a prudent
proprietor would have managed his own
estate; I disapprore t." Now the
question is, GUILD he consistently say
thats When he conferred the power
to make the first grants. he conferred
the power to make the last, and when
he approved Of its exercise in the first
cases he necessarily commits himself
To an approval Of the last. lie may
disapprove il he chooses, but not on
the ground Of power"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-12
Graham Institute.-we have beer

Graham Instltute.-We have been
favored with catalogue Of Graham Institute,
embracing also the course Of instruction aud the
rules Of the institution This Institute, situated
at Graham, Alamince county, N. e., was cstab-
lishej by the Christian Church, and is under the
con,Iol Of III Rev. John R. Holt and Albert G..
Anderson. 81. as instructors. The catalogue
shows til, aauu,ian 10 be in flourishing con-
dition nun', .ri.,, seven,y.one stndcats the past
ss.<i i, -,.n,n, tiem scholars from various coun-
tcs ia iiis lie and fifteen from Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-12

We arr safhssirrd % annoanre Ma. HENRY
G. sTR0wD a. easasasis fH Inc sf,ss 81
Sheriff Of osngr county.
We arr, arfhofizrd 70 announce Nc. RICH
ARD NJ. JONES ss q candidate fss rr.elretian
10 the oiIsre % Sheriff sf Orange .esniy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-12
Fire In PhIlndeIphia.--A fire brol

out in the National Theatre. corner Of Ninth and
Ghesnut streets, Philadelphia, on the night of
"Wednesday last, which proved terribly disastrous.
The fire extended pretty much over the whole
square. extending from Eighth 10 Ninth street,
and from Chesnut to George street. ItinvoIved
in destruction thc National Theatre, die Chinese
Museum, aud nany large aud elegant building,