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COMMERCIAL.
81. PAUL MARKETS.

81. PAUL Markets.
"-s tt 81 no ia DAnY PaoxRm OTy1c.
..aei4 sF.4 December 1854
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list Of the rates at which foreign bank
exchange bought and sod is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP CAKES, Bankers,
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul
Exchange OH New York ............... 11.R cent.
7" 81. Louis. IA -. IL
- - Chicagn.. ! :"
O. Dubuque and Galena. ~ p -
Eastern Exchange bought at par for curreacy. T.
Messrs. BoRrr OAKrs refuse for The present. all Ohio
money except bills of tie Safe Bank Of Oho all India
ma mstey except bills crthc State Bank Of 1rapa al
Kentucky money! except bills of the Bank Of Kentucky
all Georgia ney, except Als nta ;nd the bills Of all
Virginia. Tennessee, and District + Columbia B. AXIS
BANKING House OF Z. II. faExEK-Rates Of Ex,
change ....sr--s .-. b. 81 e .-.,t4' I'D
Eastern. .i...-.i... = FER cent. pres"tum-
Southern ................ per cent premium.
.-f GENERAL MARKETS.. ~ .-f.f.I
1--WE SrocK.-Corrcctcd daily by ScVTr CO.--Bcef
foot S. 00fGDS SO cwt. Cows S:oGs50. Work Oxen
s9O6sl5O p yoke.
IIocs--Retail--on foot s co = cwt.
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COLLEGE OF ST. PAUL-ACADEMl(
DEPARTMENT..

REAT excitement in the money market! But the un-
VI dersigned, to r. H. Griffin, would respect
fully inform the citizens Of Minnesota and the rest OF the
world general that he ready do and all kinds OF
Blacksmithing HorseshOeing, &C. in all their various
branches Also all kinds OF edge tools made to order
eshoeng ard all kinds of done by the
quarterly, monthly suit customers All work done
at this sta nd warranted. J. b. PERRIN.
Nov Is lS5i-w3m .F
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T4kE ChEAt STORE.
T ". BASS having purchased the entire stock OF
= Cheap Clothing aud Dry Goods Of s Greeve would
respectfully inform the citizens Of ST. Paul and surround
ing country, that he will continue to sell goods at the
cheap rates. and at still greater bargains
Call and see, there is charge for showing goods
stock to repleni,h from, al New York prices.
Remember the stand Of s. Greeve, opposite the Empire
aloI n, st. Paul
Nov. o 1a5t-d&wtf ...........
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observation-disclosures. Brown johnson, Bankers As
no CAPITALISTS, FARMERS, AND EN-
d.. d Tt llslRANIS.
TIME undersigned has always hand for sale fol-
Il cash or on time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
Of rural land, Improved unimprOved, including farms
Of different Sizes and degrees of Improvement at prices
corresponding with these. q ...,. .-.
AIso-property in ST. Paul and suburbs, and in Man.
kato city, st. Anthony Shakopee, LeSueur Traverse
des Sioux and Eureka. ., .-.
lie cah ut all times accommodate. on the easiest
terms any one who really v.sa.. 3. p.'eMase.
HENRY hlckENTY,
dealer IN Real E.aIate.
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TO LAWYERS.
4 VERY fine assortment of Lawyers Stationery just
IA received by express from New York among which,
may be found
Tho Lawyers Common place Book. A superior artek
OF Legal Cap lOngiod Lawyers Seals. Notaral Waters
and in fact every article of quality used by the
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
w. 8. COMPS,
Franklin Book store near the American House.
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GENERAL MARKETS. :

LIVE SrocK.-corrccted daily by Scott Co.--Bcef
foot S. 0o(dS SO z cwt. Cows s:oMs50. Work Oxen
s9O0sl5O p yoke.
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40 THE LADIES'.
4 FEW bottles of genuine Eau de Cologne and Iubii
IA Best Imported Perfumcry. Call at
Sep. 1-dtf + HOWITZ T. co. s bookstore
(nrlIAG PRESSES, COPYING BOOKS, Oirar,
~ Copying Brushes, Of various sizes, received and
salcat
Sep. 1-dtf F.. UOWITZ 4 co. IS Bookstore
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Since the above was in type, two fresh arri-
walls have been announced, the Canada at Ha-
lifax, with Liverpool dates to the 18th, and the
Baltic at New York. with Liverpool dates to
the 18th instant. The news from the Crimca
has become extremely exciting. The following
is summary of the latest intelligence, for
which we are indebted to the Petersburg Intel
ligencer:
The almost entire massacre of the
light cavalry under Lord Cardigan is
further confirmed. They charged a
Russian battery of thirty guns, before
which 400 Of their number fell dead,
only 200 men out of the attacking par
tv returned.
There has been incessant and san
culinary fighting going on since last
steamers reports, and the Allied ar
mics are almost overmatched Most
urgent requests are sent home Tor in-
slant reintorcements.
Fifty thousand French troops are to
be embarked at once for the Crimea,
and every available steamer is taken
by the Government for the purpose.
There was severe and sangulnary
engagement on the 4th instant before
Sebastopol, and on the 5th inst. there
was terrible combat almost hand to
hand. during which the Russians made
n grand sortie from behind the walls.
There was general attack by Mem
schikoff's whole army. That battle
ragged luriously from day break till
four in the afternoon.
The English took some hundred
prisoners, but the Russians stormed
several Of the Allies batteries and 81.
fenced the guns. In the engagement
the Allies lost 5000 men. The Tar
two sons took an active part in the bat
/ tie. and the Russian loss is estimated
at 5000 men.
On the next morning 10th Now the
Russians renewed the engagement witt
l,igor, but the result isenot yet known
/ The Allies were preparing du storm
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
Portland, Me-, Nov. %.

Portland, Me-, Nov. %.
The screw. steamship Canadian ar
rived here last night at twelve o'clock
with Liverpool dates up to one o'clock.
d. nj. of the eth instant, being three
DAYS later.
Intelligence from various esgv-
ing accounts of the progress of the siege
Of Sebastopul up to the 29th ultiino,
1.-TWO days later than per steamer ASIA
had been received.
The latest official dispatches from
lord Dundas, Marshal Canrobcrt, and
Admiral HameIin, detail the operations
Of the allies only up to the 18th.
The official account of the lombard
mcnt was only published on the 9th,
being far behind the dates OF private
accounts.
Admiral IIamelin says that IT the
Russians had not closed the entrance
to the harhor Of Sebastopol BY sinking
ships, the allied squadron after the ilrsl
fire could have successfully run IN and
placed themselves in communication
with the land forces, without, probably
quarter Of the loss that they have
now sustained.
The English loss on shipboard wa
two iieutenants-Chase and Madden
killed sixteen officers wounded. II
all forty -four killed and two hundred
and sixty.six wounded, aud the ship
considerably damaged by shot allt
shells. The French loss was thirty
killed and one hundred and six woun
!. det. ...,.. :.
On the evening of the Goth, the Rus
slams, eight thousand strong, made
sortie lrum Sebastopol, and also iroi'
the direction of Baiaklava, but wsr
repulsed, one thousand men being lei
upon the field.
According to the latest telegraphl
adyices the attack upHn the Russia'
Qualifications from the sea had not bee'
renewed.
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RED MOUNTAIN
FEMALE ACADEMY.

YsHE exercises Of this institution will close on
= the 9Th and 9Th II December next, al which
lime there i'll he an examination. and the pub.
lie are respectfully inviled 10 attend An cd
dress will be delivered by Nh. 4. w. Mangum.
The next session will rominenre on the 1th Of
January next. and continue Eve months. under
the supervision Of Mr. JoHx Y. BaILEr and Ia.
mr., assisted BY Mrs. LrriK r.. Yousa. This
institution Is lscated twelve miles east OF Hills.
borough. in the county Of Omnge, on the road
leading from Raleigh to Roxborough. Parents
and Guardians who wish 10 place their daug hters
and wards in a healthy section Of country, in the
midst Of an intelligent and religious community,
and under experienced and efficient teachers,
will find in this School all they desire.
Boa.d. per month, lights exccptcd,) IS 90
English Branches. 81 so 10 IL SO
Languages, (includng French,) 90
Music, Is 90
Needle Work. 3 90
Painting and Embroidery, 90
ABNER PARKER, 4
RlCH'D HOLEMAN, Elk. COM
HbflN L0CKHART'. ml,tee.
RICH'D BLACKNALL,J
November 20. 63-4w
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NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODS!
AND PRETTY GOODS!

ISHE subscribers are now receiving a large
= and varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the ioW rates now
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies' will find, with other articles, the fol-
lowing:
Plain, Brocade and Plaid Silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood Del.aines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Alpacas,
Cashmeres aud Mouselin DeLains;
|, Also, French Embroideries and Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigolettes and Mohair Head Dresses, &c.
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres.
vesiings of all qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Moleskin Dress Hats. new style,
Wide-Awake, Know Nothing, and Now-a.
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shawls, &c.
They invite attention TO their stock Of Negro
Clothing, l.inseys, Kerseys, Bfogans, Leather
Blankets and Flannels.
+ The Ladies will find new Winter Bonnets
(Colored Straw and Lawns, and new style Rib
bons to dress the new or redress the old ones.
]. g. TuRRENTINE & SON.
October Ia. So
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


Millrdgesilir. Gs.. Nov. iuih. 1854.
his wise providence, God has removed It.
Thea X. poLEIlL, IN the bloom Of yassh. and
just ON the Verge u iIrning manhood. from the
stage of earihiS activity and usefulness. He
dird on last eveaing. alier a proiTaried illness
Of nearly forty days.
AZ the iinrr Of his decrease, he was the Mes
senger far tins Department. Ills upright and
nrhane department, his amiaiie and cheerful
disposition. his promplnrss aud puncissli,y in
the discharge Of his .ffisial duties. won the
high esteem and conf lrnrr 81 al the Execu-
tive or 'ers. They win cherish his name and
virtues with grateful remembrance, and sympa-
thine with his widowed mother and weeping
kindred in their sad bereavement.
As a testimonial 81 respect FOR the deceased,
il is, therefore. ordered.
LIST. That the several Offices Of the Executive
Department be closed this day.
I'd. That all Of the Executive Officers will
attend his funeral, and accompany his remains
10 their final resting place.
Sd. That a copy hereof be furnished to the
mother Of the decreased
HERscHEL Y. JOHNSON.
BY the Governor:
b. d. DE GaAFFEsElED. scr'y Er. Dept.
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tie tnnlhefn portions 10 DE city be.
i..re he Rgssilni t01ld recover lrnm
iheiT lnssrs. a practicable breach bad
been r9tcirsl
In nrlrr esidsnily % render matters
and nesnriafions more complicated. .
fhe czar Rnillices that he VIII tfrzt su
she four paints direct With Aasss,z.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIIE undersigned, as The Administrator Of
- Samuel Nevll, deceased, will sell at the
late residence of the decreased, in Orange coun-
ty, on Wednesday the goth Of December next,
the perishsble property Of the deceased, consist
ing Of
Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs,
Corn. Wheat, Oats, &c.,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and the Plantation Tools, &c.
A credit Of twelve months will I've given, and
bond and good security required.
JOHN w. CARR, Admir-
with the will annexed.
Nov. IS, 1854. 64ls--
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!


IIOt all 70 ihat thirst for knowledge, come
a TO the Drug Store, and buy the following:
The Old Moth State, Leila Ida, or the Jewish
Fern Leaves, (second Convert,
series,) The Waldenses,
The Forest Sanctuary, Letters Of the Madai.
The Siege Of yalenlia. Magdalen Hepburn,
Songs oil the Affections, Fashion and Famine,
Songs Of Life, The Pilgrims Of Wal.
Tales & Historic Scenes, singham,
Sunny Side, Thrilling Adventures by
Shady Side, Land and Sea,
City Side, Life and Sayings of Mrs.
Lights and Shadows of Darlington.
Scottish Life, Substance aud Shadows,
Party Leaders, MIS-. leslie's New Cook
Leila in England, Book,
Spencer's Fairy Queen, Fifty years in both He.
in various bindings. mspheres,
! The Covenant of the Daring Deeds of Ame-
/ Manse. rican Heroes,
Devecole or the Heart Canadian Crusoes,
of the homestead, Fishers Catechism,
Haps and Mishaps, Virginia Comedian,
Five years before the Alone--The great novel
Mast, Of the day,
Journey to Central AZ Shakspcar's Works.
1 RIGA, Maryatt's
Memoir Of M'Cheyne, Bulwer's !.
Together with all the Animals for 1855, o
great variety of Juvenile Works, aud the best
assortment Of Stationary ever offered in this
/ market, &c. &c.
| October 30th. Co.
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MAggzzD,

IL Alananes county. On tAs Iesh inssani.
By Edward Benson. esq Mr.. lonz BKSsos 70
Miss MAEr coox. al q Alsmancs couniy-
On ne slh u Nsseuabrr. By the Rrs. samu-
el Pe.rve. Mr.. ALExASpEs HoCAx 10 Mis- Ma
TELDA Ronsox. daughter q the Rev. Wa. Rob
son. al Of Orange eouniy.
20 Spirit q the Age pleass copy.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL. be received until the 18th Of Dccem-
" her, for the Brick aud Carpenters Work
Of the shops Of the North Carolina Rail Road
Company, in the county Of Alamance. about
three miles west Of Graham. The brick work
will amount to about two millions five hundred
thousand bricks. Plans Of the buildings can be
seen in the Engineers Office in Raleigh.
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer n. e. Railroad Com.
Raleigh, Nov. llth, 1854. 63-4w
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Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
PantalOOus. SC. Sc.
Hunt for your Cash !!

'l,HE firm formerly known as WIN. r. Cape
a. Co. has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be carried on hereafter
by VIM. 4. Cape alone.
All persons indebted to the above named firm
are requested 10 come forward and settle. The
books will be found in the hands Of VI. Miller 10
collect. Those indebted will save cost and trou-
bic by attending to this not ice
VIM. T.. CAPE & CO.
November Sih, 1854. 62-4w
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senators Elected. - On FEidsy last
Gov. David :. Red Was eleesed Senator ia
Congress 20 al the vacancy which exists n
Consequences 81 me failure Of the Hast I.egisia,
iure to elect person 70 succeed the Hon. VIII.
lie +. Msngum. whose ier.a expired on the 4.h
ofharrh. 1859. The wings sosd for he Hoa.
Daniel NJ. Barringsr. Reid received 80 votes,
Bairinscr S.. scattering 1.
We also learn ihaf on Saturday last the Hon.
Asa Bigss, OF Mariin county, was elected Sc.
naior in Congress Cor six years from the ash Of
March next. TO succeed the Hon. Geo. Z. Ead-
ger. The voss stood, Bigss 81, Badger IS.
Rlmor says that, in the Democratic caucus,
Gov. Reid obtained the nomination by very
email majority; and that the dissatisfaction
which afterwards manifested itself was 50 great,
that delay in bringing on the election would
probably have resulted in his defeat. II Is also
said that Mr.. cIingman, after all his sacrifices,
received but fourteen votes in the caucus! One
report is that he received twenty-five.
We cannot say thar We have been disappoint-
cd in these eIections; bat we do regret that the
choice Of the Democratic majority did not fall
upon gentlemen who, in point Of intellect,
would have reflected credit upon the State In
that august body. the Senate Of the L. States.
A change from Badger aud Mangum to Reid
and Digs Is painful 10 contemplate, and brings
forcibly to mind tho exclamation, @whal fall
is this. my counsrymen!"
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AIamancc superior C0urt.-We
learn tina, the trial Of the negro Wesley, be-
longing 70 Mr.. Daniel waggoner, Of Alsmance.
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Elizabeth stra-
der short time since, took place last week be-
fore Judge Bailey at Alamance Superior Court.
Solicitor Ruifin appeared for the State, and ].
w. Norwood, est, for the prisoner. The trial
occupied but about two hours. The proof was
direct and conclusive, and the negro was found
guilty Of the murder. He was sentenced TO be
hanged on the 18th of December.
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The gpFeFWar'n Message. --Thl
mrssass q ~. IA = a. Ne naas5s e -
Gsnelai Asss4.iy a e prsssas sessisn. ~ 3
fssaa IN io-asyis Izps- Il -sAsrs : IN Isil.
n Z 2 eoaaena. : lasy Pesh.ps b sanss as,
so.sli0n % asri ihat sksse ! iisls u i 10 cen.
dsaai sai <s ihink Ne are noi Singular in or
jrasaeni. ~sea VIC Place 4. il Poins 4 snrsis,
bs'e~ soy thas hss ever before e.nanzses fron
al Executive ofSsfh csrolina: snd this opin.
ion : NAT eandara - Whigs only We for
bear making any further comment a. prss-ns,
leas;ag our readers % make up heir eva oyin-
ions upon is merits
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A Splendid Assortment Of Pan ani
Winter GOODS.


JDEH a. t12.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
HAS l1-f rersis<l sa5 sp<psd ; larse Az ~
II rird z--ari,neu, q CesSs IA be Ens. .k<h
esHnos I'D % lie.rs a ssl<. yuslsfs sna rss<r.
Tbs sSsuFtnsrfl smtfxnrs esrFy variety az Lloxhs
g. Gsssleasa's clsstins. saaons sl,sh are he
fsiisxinss
Superior French & Epyli>h Cloths
Plain L Figured Frerch czssimrress
Satin. Silk. aud Figured keIsst Vest.
ings. very rich; &c. &c. -.
He has si-o rrrisrs Lazy Asosfl<1s a
Ready Made ClotLing,
~hsch IA "A iazhisaslir sui and sesl ns1e. kss-
ing been rrOrped from kons< q sssslii.hsa
fePaialioa- The as-o<in<ni rnhfzses eli lbs or
lieles Of gFnilsH.anis nxnifnle, frosn he Flsr-
nei shiu % she hne Drrss Goat.
hs hiebds and the pubic esneF.lls are insis-
Cd 10 sI.e hin call ne hr leels sonGdsns that
lie viii Ne abie 10 give ssfi<fartian
CT lie has rreeisrd The Fan add Ninisr Fssh-
ians. anil Is pfrpsned 10 cal and make Gentle
men's Clothing In lie h~a sylr. a god 1T
trayTaHfed. The ie~l nI xsskarn ks,a CONSTANT
b 10 has employ msEI.
lie tenders his sarmssl ihsnks IN fhs puhlss
&c the Ihrrsl patronage hsrsoSsse rreeissd. and
hopes 10 merit ana receive eoniinusnes Of their
fasnrs.
Hillshnrcush. Ocssbsr .. ST.
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber, having formed copartner-
ship in the Drug Trade, for the term Of
five years, under the style Of Schoolficld & Co.,
it becomes necessary for all accounts ON my
books to be settled Immediately. hope all in
debted will attend to this notice at once, and
save themselves cost and me trouble.
5. ID. SCHOOLFIELD.
October 20, 1854. SO :
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Jupor PoTTEn.--The Wilmington
Herald mentions a report Of the alarm
ing illness Of the venerable Judge Pot.
ter, on his way home alter iaiiguing
session of his Court at Wilmington.
We are happy to say that the Judge
has so far recovered as TO have resum-
ed his journey towards home.
Fey. OBS.
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ARREST or A MURDERER. WIN. II.
Arrison. the man who is charged with
sending the internal machine by which
Mr.. Allison aud his wife were killed
last Summer at Cincinnati, has been
arrested at Muscatine. Iowa. and sent
~ Cincinnati for examination.
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Female School at Graham,

A SGHOOI. for the thorough education Of
a Young Ladies, will he opened at Graham,
Alamancc county, N. q, on the first Tuesday
in January next, under the instruction Of the
undersigned as Principal, and two competent
Young Ladies as Assistants. All letters adj
dressed TO the Principal will receive prompt at
tention. A pamphlet circular sent to those de-
string il, setting forth the plan and pretensions
of the School.
0f The Hillshorough Recorder, Greenslo-
rough Patriot, Spirit of the Age, and Southern
Argus, Norfolk, va.,) will please insert six
weeks aud forward accounts.
]. II. HOLT.
November 8, 1854. 63-6w
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NOTICE

a IL rfn1as in.ltllo1 10 las eazfs 81 ~.
. NcEL NENlLl.. Access. "a n.ks
- mr4l inmeii.isly = iAs un1ss.isnel. shl
~as delg nPlcislej IA Admihsirnior uish he
ms4 ranfrsS 81 Nosrnbsr coansy canns and
81 f'cr<eas hssing elzins sssin@ ne ezlssr y n
sirs-e Es<ssas lAem % hin. a. fktz noiioe ~.I Il
s.s~41e1 IN hsf - fheir srcssr<y.
JOHN w. CARR. Adm'r. &r-
No. =. Is5f. ca 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
NM


ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, 1854.
Squire d. Umsicad, Trustee, ct al,
against
Elijah Hester, Executor, OF oil.
amended BIZ
III appearing to the Court, that Thomas Cary
I and his wife Elizabeth two Of the defendants
in this cause, reside beyond the limits OF this
State: u is therefore, on motion, ordered by the
Court, that advertisement be made for SIX sue.
cessive weeks, in the Hillsborough Recorder, no-
flying the said defendants of the filing Of this
bill, and that unless they appear at the next
term Of this Court, to be held at the court house
in HillsborOugh, on the second Monday Of March
next. and plead, answer or demur TO said BILL the
same will be ,sken pro corJesso and heard er
pdffe as TO them.
Witness, o. F. Long, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at office in Hillsliorough,
the second Monday of September, 1854.
o. +. LONG, c. & ME-.
November 10. Price adv. s4:s0l 62-6w
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fI,hE ialh ses,ian u this institution win CON-
= lnrnee On Nednrslay ihr iaih Of January
neat. and csniiane iise months Tie pul,lie
msy resi assured that esen i'as-ible attention
will i'e paid ~ the TRUSTEES. The Principal aud
his Asssissi. 10 maiaiain ihr high stand ihis
school has taken. IIislsraicd rlrssn n,iles East
al Iiiil-bHousl. and f.unrrn ani.- North Of Dur.
hams Depo 90 ilir Aaaih t:a.alina Rail Road.
The esani's Is Remarkably heahhy. there not
having hsen case ii pfufsSt d sirkness smaas
ihe students fa six sran. n~ drsth. We
have nowhiskeY. no loalrs. nor persons Of qnes-
tionable character in the c..mDaniiy. Parrnf-
and CANADIANS whs mas rllo.,~r 10 place their
sins aud ward. here. may ret ASSURED that ossry
attention will he paid 10 advance Ihem both men-
tally aud morally.
English. fron $40 70 sic SO
Languages. rs 90
The Rev. II. Arnold ran accommodate from
twenty 10 thirty bSanl,rs Al the Hotel. al Sc 50
per month. Boani ia the nrigllborhood at the
same price. Washing incluleI. but MT lights.
ID. e. PARRISH, Sec'y.
Nor. IL. 1854. 63-4w
Or spirit Of the Age. Standard. and Weekly
Post. insert four times and forward bills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-29

All the laws against usury have been
repealed in England, and money is left
to be sold for What it will bring.