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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
The Pocket ESCulaDiuS


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parasOls.
rTHE neutrality-suspicious. of isl invited to the large
= assortment Of Parasols nst received. Among the
assortment may b, found figured, plain ,changeable,
md wntered of all cOlors and signs.
June lG,' '53 MTcUAFIS r CLARK
4 NRIED FRUIT, Rice, Els h, Teas, Nails. &c. d
~ A fresh assortment at
apr20 KIxpALLA Co.
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.-HEETING-l4 bales assorted qualities and vide
Dfos ssls W sFrif - kIMbALL 70.
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Paper &ce
T00 REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, 40 dozen
lUU hemp bed curds, SO dog. MANILA do, 20 coils
daxe assorted, Is bales wrapping twine for sale by
march 20 ]. s. KIMBALL d co. :
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BOn etsi BOnnetS!!
A LARGE assortment Of bonnets for sale cheap b,
IN rapril 271 J.G. LAUMAN 4 BRO.
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CLOTH CAPS.

LlINE SILK AND MOLEsKIN HATS, of the
II best quality, and latest Styles for sale at the
MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE.
April Ist 1854.
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GOODS

ever brought 10 this market.
He would be pleased to show tI,e Ladder
his Stock of De LANES, MeIInos, Alpaccas. Gle
DE Rhine and Silk Velvet ManiiIIas; and White
Goods Of all kinds and qualities, consisting Of
Swiss, Jaconet, Null aud Book Musns, Jaconct
Cambrlcs. Victoria Lawns, Dimiies, Muslin and
Cambric Edgngs. Corded Skirts, Embroidered
Collars, Chemizetts and Under-Sleeyes. Linen
Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen he has the finest Black
Cloth in the place, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Stcel-mixed Navy Blue. Brown and Black Satt;.
nets, Pocket and Neck Kerchiefs. Spring ard
Napoleon Ties, (new siyle,) Lambs Wool I q.
r-vests, Fancy Vest Patterns, Dckies, Gloves.
Henderson's Superior Moleskin Dress Hats. and
Caps OF every description.
- His Stock Of Farming Implements. Car.
penter's and Backsmith's Tools, Negro Clothing.
Negro and Saddle Blankets, Brogans, Groc, ries
and Crockery, enable him to offer inducenen,s
which are found no where else in the market.
QT Being extensively engaged in the Carriass
Making Business, his Stock Of Coach Trimmings.
Springs and Axles, and all articles in that linz.
were selected by himself
Call at his Store, east Of the Court House.
November Is. IL
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psnrc~Ep SEW TsxsFf.-1he Joar.
nal az Comaerce has been favored with
copy 81 The Treasury preisf Of the
new farid, nov before the Committee
81 Ways and Means Of the House ui
Representatives. This bill proposes
60 subject all imports to duty Of
firenfy:frs per cent. adj ,alUrem. ex-
cept spirituous liquors Of different
kinds, which are 10 pay 100 per cent,
and except aIso certain specified arti-
eles IA pretty long list wi;hal) which
are to be exempt from duty. In the
latter class are included most raw ma
teriaI used in manufacturing, and also
dyestufis Of all descriptions solely used
in Composing dye. Ii abolishes all
bounties or drawbacks on salted or
picked fish. None Of its provisions
are designed to 20 into operation until
the first Of January next, and goods in
warehouse at that date will be entitled
to the benefit of the new rates Of duty.
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THIRTY. THIRD CONGRESS.
Monday, Feb. ~.

In the Senate, Among the morning
business, several petitions were pre-
sented against the repeal Of the Mis-
spuri Compromise.
MIR. Johnson, of Arkansas, introduc.
ed bill, which was read twice aud
referred to the committee on rerrito>
rles, proposing to establish three In
dian Territories, under the titles Of
Chalakee. Muscogce, and Chahta the
design OF which, is to facilitate the ci-
silization of certain Indians by giving
them a regular government. At the
suggestion of Mr.. Johnson, 1000 adj
ditlonal copies Of the bill were ordered
to be printed, til be distributed among
the chief men OF the tribes, that they
may have an opportunity Of making
such alterations in its provisions as
they may think will promote their best
interests.
Mr.. Petit, Of Indiana, then address
ed the body until nearly 4 o'clock in
favor Of the Nebraska bill.
The House, in committee of the
whole, again took up the Homestead
bill, aud Mr.. Noble. Of Michigan, spoke
an hour against the proposition Of lay
ing tonnage duties to aid works of in.
ternal improvements and Mr.. Ewing,
Of Kentucky, made briei speech in
support of the Nebraska bill.
Tuesday, Feb 81.
In the Senate, Mr.. Gwin, from the
committee on Naval Affairs, reported
bill authorizing the construction of six
steam frigates, which passed its first
reading.
The bill making grant Of ten mil.
lions Of acres Of public land. to be .li-
vitletl among the several States for the
purpose of providing an asylum for the
insane,t being under consideration, Mr..
Foot addressed the Senate in support
OF il.
The special order, the Nebraska bill,
was then taken up. Mr.. Cass made
some additional explanations after
which Mr.. Sumner addressed the Sc.
nate in opposition to the bill.
In the House, the Homestead bill
was taken up in committee, and Mr..
]. &. Allen, of Illinois, spoke his hour
in favor of the Nebraska bill. MIR.
Grove. oI Pa. then delivered speech
in favor Of the Homestead bill, and
Mr.. Dent, of Georgia, and Mr.. Smith,
Of Virginia. against it. MIR. Gerri,
Smith, Of New York. spike against all
land lhonopolies. The hour1or closing
the debate having arrived, Mr.. Daw-
son, Of Pa, who reported the bill,
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suPREME COURT.

BY NASH, CD. In Morgan q. Sirick
land, in equity. from Nash, dismiss
ing the bill with costs.
Also. in WHITLEY. McKorkey & Go
o. Gaylord. from Washington, affirm.
ing the judgment.
Also. in the City Of Raleigh q. Sor
rell. from Wake. affirming the judg
ment.
In White Q. coston. from Chowan
affirming the judgment.
Also, in Spruill .. Life Insurance
Company. from Washington; judgment
reversed and judgment here for plain.
til.
Also. in carp carp. in equity, from
Pitt dismiss:ng the petition with costs.
Also, in Bland .. Whitfield, from
Martin, awarding a ueaire de moro.
Also. in Hart .. Rosser, in equity,
from Richmond. directing reference.
Also. in American Bible Society o.
Executors Of IIollister. dismissing the
bill with costs.
BY PEARSON, j. In Doe er dem
Marshall .. Fisher. from Craven, af-
firming the judgment.
Also, in Martindale q. Whitehead.
from Wake, Judgment for defendant
Also, in Tinnen .. Womack, in equi-
~. from Chatham, directing decree
Tor defendant.
Also, in Outlaw Q. Hurdle, from
Wake, affirming the judgment
BY BATTLE, j. In Boyle .. Hanks
& White, from Washington, affirming
the judgment.
Also. in Spruill .. Davenport. from
Washington, reversing the Judgment.
aud directing new trial.
Also, in Robertson y. Roberts, re.
versing the decree, and directing d de.
cree for plaintiff in this Court.
Ia Dozier .. Gregory. from Pasquo.
tank, directing new trial-the Court
holding that the action NAV be sustain.
ed ON the second count.
Also, in State .. Brown, from Ran.
dolph, affirming the order.
Also, in den er dem. Copeland .
Sauls, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Moore .. Percy, from Che.
wan, awarding a renire de noro.
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Blacksmith Shop.

ME subscriber has now in operation one of
the most extensive Smith Shops ever carried
on in the tewn Of Hillsborough. Having pro.
cured the services Of Mr.. IAMEs HI. BAnxr. Eor.
merly OF Portsmouth, Va, as foreman. with other
good Nothcrn and Southern workmen, he bees
leave to say that he is now prepared to execute
all work in this line of business in the best man.
ncr and at short notice. Plantation Work will
be done with neainess and despatch, and Horses
shod IN the best manner. The iron work ON
coaches, huggics, &c. will be executed in a su.
perior styl and with proper regard TO it's durs.
hility. For further information call at bis .hon
south east Of The Court House.
A. Z. MURDOCH.
January IS. 90
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The bed evidence thai can be adduceh in "a
sor oi The eficarioasness Of Houland's Germa.,
bitiers. prepared By DIR. q. NJ. Jsrksan, i The
unprecedented demand cor them from al paris Of
the Union; and alihongh there may be many
compounds prepared and represented ar being
moiihy Of . li~rai lalfnnaer. vet We feel con-
strained 70 leinark. thai the vast nunrser q ies-
iimonials with which the worthy doctor has been
honoured. by persons Of The highest character and
responsibility. who found il necessary 10 have
fecourse 10 his preparation. is testimony ruff.
eienily conclusive. that more eiI,clual remedy
Tor The ainost Immediate relirf Of those afflicted
with thai direiul maIady. dyspepsia. has ne.er
bern discovered. PLiiaia. pa.
uFor sale II the Drug Store. 80
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troops. except As announced in ths
Muniieuf.
The Russian Ambassador left Paris
February 5. Tor Germany.
The British and French Minister.
have been ordered to withdraw from
81. Petersburg
Omar Pasha had effected an impor-
fant movement. in having ernssrd the
Danube with 81. 900 men and divided
the Russian army. the right wing Of
which Is at krajara, the left at GaIafz.
and the centre az Bucharest.
Omar Pasha had crpssed the Danube
in person at 0ltenitza. and az the last
accounts he was only two days distant
frum Bucharest, where the Russian
force was weak.
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FROM EUROPE.

New York, Feb. 20.
The steamer Baltic arrived this
morning. bringing three days later
dates from Europe.
Money is easier. Flour has decIin.
ed Cd. to Is. Wheat has declined Sd.
and corn cd. Cotton has advanced
3D..
The Four Powers had positively re-
Jected the Emperor's last note, and
both England and France were max
ing active preparations for hostilities.
The debates in Parliament have been
oil a stormy character. and the Govern-
ment has finally decided upon war as
the only course to be pursued.
France has ordered three millions
OF cannon balls to be cast; and one>
half Of the British revenue force has
been ordered to join the navy.
Several Of the Cunard line Of steam.
ers have been taken tn convey the
troops of the Government to Constan.
tinople and the seat of war. Six thou
sand men are to go from England, and
others are to be taken up from the diff
lerent stations. Ten thousand troops
will soon be collected, to form part of
the first expedition.
There is no doubt but the brigade
guards will form part of the expedi-
ton; and the 10th regiment, under
orders for Australia, is now to hold it.
self in readiness. The foreign service
has taken all the best men, leaving at
home the young soldiers and recruits.
1t is understood that four vessels
originally taken up by the Govern.
ment of England to carry troops from
Ireland to Wales, and hence to the
West lndies-are held in readiness,
50 that they may be available to pro-
coed to any point at the shortest no.
tice.
The Government had seized some
ARTILLERY and machinery at Geenwich,
under the supposltion that. they were
intended for the service of Russia.
The French papers had been forbid,
iden to publish the movements Of the
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported lri.weekly. by PannilI g. Sons, for the
Intelligencrr
February IS. 1854.
TaBAcco.-0ur market during the
week has been quite animated. with
prices steady at last quotations: Lugs
so a. SCI ; Leaf sol % Sill.
WHEAT continues dull. We quote
red SLIGO a 81 65; White sl.65 a.
1.70.
CoRN.-Sales at soc.
FLouR.-Superfine $50 ISL.
CoTToN.-Sales of select lots at o. c.
BacoS.-virginia, hog round, I0a;.;
western sides Sc; shoulders "A M
&c.
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r e c. u n =

THIS Race Horse and Stallion, now the pro-
= perry Of DR.. Thomas II. Miles, is again a
candidate before the people, sand the resi- Of
mankind" He will render service at $40 the
season and SIS insurance. He will occupy
rooms at Mt. Carmel. Halifax, Va; Milton, and
Yanceyvillc, N. G.; rcserving 10 himself tho pri-
vilege Of other candidates Of meeting the people
whenever necessary TO make public exhibition
of hiu,seif His customers from distance will
be attended TO- and put at customary prices.
r. w. GRAVES, Agent.
February %, 1854. 25-4w
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New Fall Goods.


M aie nov receiving large stock Of Goods.
~ which we desire 10 sell upon fair terms,
either for cash OF ON short credit Please al come
and see ihgm.
As We cannot think ofiating up the whole of
the Recorder in enumeraling every article. 80
will give the principal articles from one a our
Silk hills. via:
Plain Black Gro de Rhine Six, "a wide,
Black figured Silks.
Plain mouse colored Pouli de Sol Sin,
Figured icoloIed Silk, $50
Plaid 81 k. Spun Silks, bright colored Plaid,
Colored and white MalcrIiae Silks,
Solid lie lanes. mode and high eolorsd,
Cinesille l.usiie.
Plaid and Poult De Lanes,
Ere nch Meripos, English ditto,
Colorcd and white Taileiins and Lace.
DE Bsge, for Riding and Travelling Dresses
ALSO,
Blsrk aud white DE Lanes.
Black Canton Grape claih,
Black and white spun silk.
Black French Merinos, Black Alpsrea.
Black and colorrd new style frinees, Gimps,
buttons. l.aces. Draidr, Velvet and other Ri
bands, DC, ioi trimming Dresses.
Blue aud green Ladies' Cloak Cloths. end
Tassels for ditto.
Bonnet Ribands. from 10 cents to very fn..
Plaid Riband. &c.
Black Egyptian and Mel silk Mi,s,
Md, Me,ino, Spun silk, Fllose!le and Brsssn-
zia Gloves,
Muslins, I,ish Linens, Camblic and Lawn
Handkcrhiefs;
lisle and silk Nets aud Ejgings
Shawls, Collars, Gnder.sleaves;
Ladies and Gentlemen's Silk, Msrino and
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
Carpeiing, Crumb Cloth. Hats, Caps
Rail Road, Waterproof, and other Boots sna
Shoes;
Rubber Shoes, Cork solcr;
ladies and Gcntlemen's Trunks; Leslher;.
Family Sc lies and Patcnt Balances;
0ser Goats, Black and Drah;
piece Super double milled Brown Cloth. for
Over Coats; Cassinercs, Cloths, vesings, Welsh
Flannels, Shot Guns, and alnos, every thing q
merchant ought to have.
LONG & WEBB.
September 20. Of
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IA Z ere I.ieasei d inf,.rm or Isiea.ls sn.l Il,s
fslsic srnfnlly. ih.i si,.cr lhe ds.,.oe.
ton, y Ire. q ne siares ssusnlly acrpiird b
a.. and Il n<arly oar snliIe sea a China
Glass. Esrhsnxsfs, 6s., ne haze. Though sl.s
Kindness q Messrs. Petersen & Cssf<r. Con.
n'lrs'on Merchants. made snsnren<nfs 70 COO.
iinur husinsss ~ The stsfr just szezsed BY lhrm,
"a 1he h-os q sscamue sferi. where ~x SHAH IL
HAPPY 10 See oar fdends and all ~ho Wish 70
pssrha< any hing m o1r line. Our sis<k, We
m-s say. Nill Re an entirely ns~ one. and ia
priees. &c are prepared 70 oder IS glesi Induce
msnis - heretofore.
We avail ourselves Of ibis eppousniiy Of ss.
turning our sincere thanks Co. he ser, Eb<ral
patronage heretofore srirndsd 10 ns. and hope BY
our usual rramrilDde and fidsliiy 10 meiii and
secure continuance u The same.
KERR l. MARBURY,
Importers and Desles in China. Glass
and Esnhenware.
Petersburg. Va. Feb. u. c3-s~
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SAMUEL DauaNoSn
JoHx NJ. WrcuE.
February "a.

fore whose doors rise piles Of boxes lales. &C..
filed with goods, wares. and merchandise for the
spring trade, the Boot aud Shoe establishment of
Messrs. Drummond & Wyche is worthy to be
noticed. Their supply and assortment is as am
pie and varied as demand aud taste can require,
and they mcri, large share Of the public. patron
age. Petersburg IafeHgencer.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

February rs.
Candles-Fayetteville Factory lSc,
az 20. Adamantine so % 35c.
Cotton-8a % 81.
Feathers IS ~ 4-c.
Wheat 90 sl.-Con sl:lO 0
Sl:15.
Molasses-Cuba GO; New Orleans
46c.
whiskey As % SOC.
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Obituary.

Died, at the house Of her brother Mr.. Marcus
Harris, on Friday, February l7ih, Miss EnxA
Hams, aged SO years. She had for considc-
mhle time been in feeble health, but was con6n.
cd 10 her he'd only lew days; and ill the last
day or two il was fondly hoped she would reco-
yer. She had been for years devoted member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church and though,
rom weakness and frequent wandeings Of mind
In her last hours, she said little with reference 10
her prospects, yet her exemplary life gives US an
assurance that our loss is her gain.
Her funeral was attended on Saturday by
large concourse. and the many tears that were
shed gave evidence that it was not her relatives
alone that felt that they had lost a friend. Her
loss will be felt by the entire neighhorhood -
deeply and painfully felt by her large ci,cle Of
relatives. la. ID.
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n @ r &c F..

MOTTO
THE Heirs at Law Of bartlett WALL
= DEN. deceased, ale hereby notified, that
have filed petition in the County Court Of Al
amance County, for the sale Of the Real Estate
Of said Walden, for the payment of the debts Of
the estate. Said petition will be heard at the
March Term, 1851, of said Court, when and
where they can attend, &c.
OLIVER NEWLlN, Admir-
with the viii annexed, &c.
February 81, 1854. 2a-
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On motion Of Mr. Gales, resolution was sdop.
Ted requesting the President Of the Convention 10
correspond with the Hon. Alfred Doekery upon
the subject Of his nomination, and rcquea bis
acceptance Of the same.
The Convention was then successfully and
ably addressed by Mrssrs. Banks of Cumberland,
Fuller Of Cumberland. Headcn Of Chatham. and
Moisry Of Robson.
In the evening session, the Convention was
addressed by Messrs. Cherry, II. c. Jones, and
II. w. Miller. in speeches Of great effect.
Aher resolution of thanks to the officers,
ths President addressed the Convention ut some
length. eongs,ul-iing the Wings present upon
the happy result, Of their deliberations, ard glow
insly depicting the consequences Of the glorious
success which awaited them. IL they were but
true TO themselves aud true TO iheii county.
Aiter siz hearty cheers for the nominee Of the
Convention, il adjourned sine die.
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made the closing speech in It's favor.
The committee ihrn rise.
The Bounty Land bin was referred
60 the committee nf the whole.
Both lioasss adjourned 20 Thursday.
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N Ar ID,

Ia Person county, on the 18th instant. by A.
Jones, esq. Mr.. MansDrS ScAnLrrr, formerly Of
this place. to Miss Manr NJ. Ssrrn, Of Halifax
county, Va.
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Mill Property for Sale.

WILL, be sold, on the premises, five miles
north west Of Hillsborough, on Saturday
the 25th instant, one half Of the Mill Property
belonging TO the estate Of q. A. Ellis. deceased.
The property CONSISTS Of Grist Mill, which is in
good repair, also Saw Mill and Oil Mill and a
good Dwelling House, with few acres of Land.
A credit Of nine months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond aud good security.
WM. III. ELLIS,
Surviving Partner.
March 1. IS
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INC. lss4.
WHOLESALE BOOT 8 SHOE TRADE,
PeferHhurr. Va.


i>,. Petersburg. VA.
Wa take pleasure in an.
naaseiag % he Nsfrhsnis 81 Viz
eiaia and North caso.ins. sIzt one
81 oar hoo-e has jass rssurned f,osa tie Nort
and Eat. ~brrs be has fMrrhssed "a sxlx1siss
and remmsndiax sLrk a
beolS, Shok Brossas Trunks. rarpl Bsss,
ialiets, Wrapping Pspf, Laelnsx &C.,
and al osher sFilcies belonsiug 10 eus bssnch q
business.
DuI assortment tins ses<on VIII he nah lar-
ger and more varied than heretofore. IN os5er 20
meet the demsads Of rspidly Increasing srs.ye.
Our goods have all heen bought sG Flasr Haxns.
and selfcied with great csrr BY sn OIL ha,er. a
thirty years experience. with rsp~sial srlernce
10 che. wants the
Virginia and North Carolina Htrhanls
We are now IN receipt of portion Of our
Stock. and are in daily expectation Of large se-
ees<isss Thereto. which viii render our ssssri-
mrni one ofihe mos; complete and attractive es-
e. offered 10 lhe souihsn Trade.
ln soliciting an examination, we assure our
frenhs and the public generally. thai our prices
shsll he found - low and as reasonable a. those
Of any similar establishment south OF Mas.aehn-
sells.
" Merchants and others luz ing Is the Pack
lsK az Dozss. will find il 10 their interest TO ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. as
i Is oar determination 10 ell us cheap as any Of
nur northrrn romprliiars.
w. II. JOHNSON & 20,
Two doors below Paul & McIlwainc,
East side II Sycamore street.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. 81. s5-lm
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HAVING sdd a. in,srrsi "a iAr Drve Sic.
e " 1alu~au fwrlshd. ne hosinss< VII
. res-darses IA future IN de nsne u
scHOOLFIELD & fREELAND.
An I-.fss's lD1etied 10 me- all pIsss< cou.s
ana ss's's ~. Or hey may sxr<el 10 fnd H. Il
seeecnis ~ - saheef's hands for eolieclian. a.
must hsss nssney and lh~ old eonorrn mast IL
wound up. SD. SCHOOLS fFf.p
January q ~
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HOStilitieS Commenced +!

40 90 MwNBG0Es
ELS leave 10 inform the public that he 10
now receiving one Of the Largest snd Most
varied Assortlnenis of