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STATE OF N0RTH-cAROLINA,
ozaSeE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quar- er Sessions,
February Term. 1854.
hAtn Rsarsr and others vs.. AlAey Nearer.

February Term, 1854.
Allen Wsarr and others vs.. Aihey Hsarer.
Petition 10 divide Land.
III Appearing n The salifaciian Of the cou,t
thai the defendant in this case is not an in.
haiiianl 81 this Stale: ID Is ordcrrd hy the Court
that publication lie made Tor sis weeks succe.
sisely Ia abe Hillsborough Recorder. Ger said de-
PENDANT. Aihey Weaver. 10 appear al the neal
term Of this Court. 10 be held in lhe Town 81
Hillsbaough. on the fourth Monday OF Nav nert
and plead. answer or demur to the petition, OF
the same will he taken pro emf $40 as 10 hin.
and judgment rendered thereon.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk ii said Court.
at Office in Hillshorough. the fourth Monday Of
February, A. ID. 1854.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
March "a. lPnce adv. 81 SOL 2s-6w
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Mosr IxrpRrASr fRox RrRorr. =
The last arriving steamer broushf !
letter fnnm London 10 a commercial
hezse in New York. from party fal-
~ eeguizaat Of the proposed plan oI
operations fmilitzrs1 Of the allies. Ae-
csrding 10 the information il announ.
ees. there acre al that moment ten
powerful English war steamers Assem-.
BLEED at Spitlesd. about TO szil Ger the
Baltic. Their mission was 10 cruize
within striking distance of the Russian
Baltic feet bound up in the ice, and
10 destroy thssr vessels. srriafim, as
the ice parting permitted them To be
reached. After doing that thew were
TO storm cronsiadt, calculating rer-
tainly ON gaining possession ef that
fortress thxs. though some pronounced
IL impregnablc. Al crnnstadt they are
to be joined BY large Hret of small.
er war steamers aud Transports, with
which they propose actually to storm
and burn 81. Petersburg. II is under.
stood that comparatively lew English
troops will proceed to Consiantinople,
leaving the land operations ON that line
almost entirely 10 the French.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship United States arriv-
ed at n. Orleans on the esd, from As
plnwall. bringing San Francisco dates
of the LIST instant.
The aJvices from Walker and his
buecsneers were to the 18th of Febru.
aiy The United States ships Colum-
bus and Portsmouth arrived at Ense-
NADIA on the 18th Of February, when
Walker spiked bis guns and started
Tor San Tomas with oBe hundred and
forty men and one field place, leaving
behind bis sick and Wounded. MANY
OF the Eiiibuster troops had deserted.
and those remaining were desponding,
having abandoned all hopes Of success.
Danger and destruction threatened
them on every side. whilst they we're
poorly proyisioned. having To depend
altogether on forcible levies ON the in
habitants, to whom they gave the notes
Of the new republic as pay.
The mining accounts are very la~
vorable. Great prosperity prevailed
among the miners. who were reapiny
rich returns for their labor and expo.
sure. The quantity Of gold is larger
than for many previous months.
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STATE OF NORTH-cAROLiNA,

- - ~ - A.
ORANGE csuSrr.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. 1854.
Hiaian H. canpLenss. HTlEsm BsssE.rus
sad chvits srorkuey.
Original Auarhmrn,.
IL sPFesias 10 Ihe ssiisfsstisn al The cear
fkat hiikam Brsakssy and chaslrs Brork.
nay, ihr drfsnd4nis IN tbs caze. ere M, inhsli
ia''is 81 this siair; ID i onIered hy ne cours
thai puhlir.lian he made Sc an ~eea- successive.
y ga shs Hilislorossh Rreaider. CIR said Brark.
ways "a apesr q Ihr neri irrm a. this ceau
70 ne hrld IA the tssa Of Hilsi.aroush. on the
fsurth Asaday in May srsi. and plesd. snswrr,
90 .lrau'. &c The sane viii be izkrn pro oUafssso
and heard or pwfe.
Witness. George Laws. clerk az aid Count.
q ntiirs IN iiillsi.araugh, lhe fourth Monday a
February. A. ID. 1854.
GEORGE LAWS, c. &C.
March 70. Price adv. "a SOL as-es
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A Fish.Fry, Not a Pick Nick.
w. m. PUTNFY


w. II. PUTNEY,
0F this City. having made arrangements "a
furnish our citizens with Fresh Shad every
morning, takes this method Of announcing tho
FACT 10 the lovers az good Fish Fry. His Fish
are fresh aud fne." when brought into market
hardly quit noundrring. being brought through
50 quick by Adams & Co.'S Express. He would
also announce to the Proprieiors Of Hotels in
CHAPEL Hill. Hlllsborough. Greenshorough, and
Peterborough, and the citizens generally Of those
places, that he can furnish them with fresh shad
fresh R"e-Hening. Rock or Sturgeon, in as zine
order as sold in this market. without extra char.
ges, unless they wish them packed in ice.
Nov Is the Time. IL you want good Fry. Send
on your orders, with the money enclosed, and he'll
send YOU the finest Fish Of the season.
VIM. ii. PUTNEY..
Raleigh, March rs. 2s-3w
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Livery Stables.

81 The undersigned. having
NV formed copartnershp for the pur.
@xA pose. have opened Livery Stable
III in Hillsborough, at the old stand
eU formerly occupied by Mr.. Robert
F. Morris. and are now prepared TO take care of
as many horses as the public may favor them
with. Their Stables are in good repair. and their
Crib well supplied with Forage. They will
spare no pains to make every thing agreeable
about their stables. Give them trial.
I Vehicles aud Horses will I've hired by the
day, or for longer time, at reasonable prices.
HEDGPETH & GARRARD.
FEBRUARY s. sa,f-
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William Pitt Fessenden (whig) has
been elected U. s. Senator from Maine
for six years from and after the 4th
of March last.
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u'SuHtt " utr utCTce OI the SOuU oil Equity
Tor Orange County, made at March Term, 1854
shall offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the
premises, the following Tracts of Land, viz:
a.ES& On the 22d Of April next, the Lands
&,5 belonging to the heirs Of Thomas A rm.
AT.s strong, deceased. situated on the wa.
s1c.3s~e.. icrs Of Enoe. and adjoining the lands
of William and James Clark, and others, con.
tanning about Four Hundred Acres.
H.I.p Also, on the 2slh of April next, I
SsgN will sell the Tract OF Land eIong;ng
sS to The heirs Of James Montgomery, de-
1e-4e~sas ceased, situated on the waters Of Lii.
tic River, adjoining the lands Of Josiah Tuner
and others, containing One Hundled and Three
Acres.
E3as Also, "n the 18th of April next, |
tHrsf will sell. at The late residence Of Hi.
sfuS ram Vickels, deceased, the Lands Of
49, whirh said vickers died seized and
possessed. consisting of
One Tract of leo Acres and
One Tract Of 2l6 Acres.
Terms Of sale: twelve months credit, the pur.
chaser giving bond and security and the title re-
served until the purchase money is paid.
D. +. LONG, c. &ME.
March 2sih, 1854. 29-4w
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H0stilities Commenced /!

40 o. MJAG@0Ys
E6s leave 10 Inform ihr pubic thar he i
nov rereisins one Of The i.srsess aud Mat
varied Ass.sin.nls Of
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The Milton Chronicle Of late date,
says: I'VE understand that the Rev.
john II. Lacy. formerly Of this place,
and who recently went as a Missionary
to Africa, has been forced to return on
account Of his eye,sight growing de.
fectise. Mr.. Lacy has arrived at New
York."
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4 British eputirF. bearing > suni.
mBns Tor The evacuation 81 che T,rO-
WAGES. Is already an his way % 81.
Petersburgh-
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Amount received
Amount expended

ANTIrrrPLrSG AoT.Yesterday the day for carrying
into effect the proyaons of the prohbtory liquor law the
anticipating act of the city councils but to the surprise OF
many, the business the different averns restaurants aud
of other houses where strong Wendell
conducted usual The licenses for the expired
yesterday but learn that about twenty tavern licenses
renewed It is ad that should legal steps be taken by
the corporate authorities against the parties supposed to be
trangressng, they win unite in appeal to the circuit
court before which tribunal the legality Of the act under the
charter win be tested.
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ery We have heretofore suggested various which
supposed have contributed each its share to the
grand total We propose hereafter TO pursue the subject
but in this article object is TO suggest it TO readers
subject well worthy the attention Of each of them in
the hope that each may be induced 10 examine critically
within the range of his experience and observation
and contribute the results of his abors the correct
ascerainment of that which is important be rightly
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~ GKEEN ~ SCOTT, Auctioncers.
EaNE PAINTINGS AT iUCTIoN.-On Tuesday, the 1h in
sant we snail sc at O'Clock in the old Theatre,
louisiana avenue between AZ and 9th he
as Copps Rowling SaoOn of paintings
comprising hundred,
frames, via
Moonlight Views OF Ancient Castles aud Abbeyr, by Morley.
landscapes, (Engish scenery by IfiIdefrand.
scotch Terrier Dogs by Joiner.
Game Pictures, (stti life by Parker
attic Pictures, by Thomas Petcivai, &c.
Terms cash.
The public respectfully Invited call
inss on Tuesday morning previous 10 sale.
GREEN < SCOTT,
Nov I'D Auciioneers,
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lily j. 4. MCGUIRE, Auc,Iunecr,


1 URN URE AND EFFECTS OF a FAMILY REMOVING
irum tie ciIy.On Tuesday morning, Novenser 7ih
o'clock, shalt sell
oi ilmily removing the ciiy
Mahogany plano f,r,e, stool
DO spring seat sofa. rockers
DO oarnf chairs card tables
iiininl, breakfast, tables
Dressing and plain bureaus, hsiands
Nedstrads, comforts, spreads
Painted m
Feather beds, bolstess and pillows
Brussels, three ply, and Ingram carpets
Looking glasses, cIocssry, and glass
Mahogany gsaeboard, Venetian blinds
Cook and fixtures, wire
Pddor and chamber
Together with general rnent Of ki,ch.n uensils
cash. las q, McfIIRk
N"f '--d AuctioneeI.
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SALES TO-DAY.

Hy GREEN - SCOTT, Aucti0neers.
Ii ARLEM FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION.-on TUESDAY tho
III 9TH instant shall SELL O'Clock M, one
box "i Hnem hover X. Van Der
Holland, consisting Of
fne double single hyacnihs
Tulips of every description
Narc,ssus, snowdrops, cr0cus, &c,
Catalogues be Terms
GREEN 4 SCOTT
hoV'-n Ancioneers
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b Y II L l. e G H APH.
From Ne,o York.

NEW DIRK, Nov. 81 w. Barker know nothing candi-
date for of this city has entered suit against the Tr
bune for libel.
The George Law sailed for Chsgres this morning with
large number Of passengers and the United States mail
The counsel for DR.. Graham filed bill OF exceptions The
case Is postponed until Friday
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pRiME APPLES AND 8NfONS.-Just received at the ola
railroad depot Pennsylvania 100 barrels northern
plea mud onions, which will be sold low
Also, constantly supply All purchases
delivered free of charge,
Nov s. div j. DOUGLAS 4 co.
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q EN- L. RAJ NE w =.

DIR. GRAuAM-A silly story is going the rounds that
Gov Seymour of New York, has promised the friends of
Dr. Graham to pardon him before he actually enters the
State prison.
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win the immense Improvements going on in a state
OF competition IL is almost needless say that this en-
ehanse OF visits Is OF immense Importance They not
be looked on simply exchange of cives between
the soVeregns OF two great countries They are great
poteai event and viii do much the alliance
when mas already cordially been entered into between
the people of both countries
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nm
Mondays, " ednesdays, and FRIDAYS. =
For Luray and New Market with the stages nj u
pepper on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
For Winchester daily stages at Piedmont
For Middebug daily, with Plains
7, r order; w. II. BROCKETJ sueuI
Nov 1--du
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AFFAIR ExcuAser,-- The New York Post says !.

FAIR ExcnAsGE.-The New York Post says:
An English paper specializing the late strange alb
hce OF Cuvcl from the grand opera at Paris says that
sue Is on her way to the United States where she intends
Wsihg Another paper asserts that she has married a
cl young Frenchman and retired from the stage but it
significantly asked in reference TO the last report what
need OF her running away il she Is gone to be married
ue rst report Is the should like to believe for it
understood that Mr. ackott has disposed Of his contract
WIN Gris and Mario the Paris manager TO enable the
r supply the place of the cruel fugitive, or the fugi
We Cruyell. II would be but fair exchange for us TO
sc lhe artist whose place they will take, Cruvelli Is
loss of Grisin
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Odd Fellows Hall,

Odd Fellows Hall
ihe j" len HarIesque Opera Troupe OF Twenty Per-
formers,
lENG tie largest eompany Ethiopian MINISTRIES in the United
states, respectfully O
and amusing entertainments,
above hall, nights only, commencing on Wednesday
evening, 9Th instant.
pron'nr"' in this unique enterprise Is the
oRkAr BunLEsouE
~, Iu.iEN AND HIS RENOWNED ORCHESTRA
Comprising fourteen selections from the different o,cras
The buesqu" the fuchinson family and
fiPina selection Of songs duets, AID chorseshc pro-
uounc"d In the the bcss musical Inhibition
Tickets 3.s chdrens GEMS Can had nj
the stores. hotcs door.
Concert commences az II o'clock.
Nov J du II. CARTEE, Manager.
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ay y. g. MCGUIRE. AuctIone.r.

I'pn RENT The residence late Gen Towscn,
l7h both
order Gus and furnace heat
hot and
buffers pantry The house may be had partially furnished
Enquire the premises from 10 rll
DC FL milf N hsupt
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FIRE IN BALriMoRE--In Baltimore, ON Saturday night,
the manufacturing department of Knabe Cache 4 Coz
piano establishment in Eutaw Baltimore street took
fire entirely destroying the department with the
stock of unfinished work the value of which estimated
al 100000
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The Shaer Hose Company from
Philadelphia arrived here this morning They met with
grand reception from their brother fremen
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SUGAR CULTURE IN LIBERIA-Late accounts from the AZ
rean republic of Liberia say that the culture and manu-
iacture oil sugar on the 81 Paus river rapidly n-
ereasng some OF the sugar already landed Mon
rova is said to be Of fine quality
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.-THE NJ p Annual
ouence assembled in Norfolk Thursday last in the
v'ue-room of the Presbyterian church Rev John G.
"mtheld was called to the chair and Rev VIM. MCGEE
"na Rev VIM. G. Haynes appointed secretaries
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 4-The amount Of tonnage TIM.
port has rarely been exceeded this early stage
ness season. There less than hundred sixteen
SHIPS most OF which are first class and barques
besides numerous smaller craft in port.
The Liverpool advices of the Goth utmo, per Arabia
which came to hand per telegraph last evening" have had
other percepbe effect upon market than
cause heavy export demand, and to strengthen former
prices.
Notwithstanding the large advance in breadstu Liver
pool the Arabas had other effect here than to
strengthen former prices The range superne
and extra flour, SIS to SIS 81 a 50.
The liabilities of Messrs Bean Co.. the bankers whose
suspension previously announced, amount about
500 600
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HoN n. p. BAsKs-A know-nothing convention at Law
renee Mass. nominated Hon n. P. Banks for Congress
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Aug di2o.


First class House to L.t.--Furniture for Sale.
rNIIE of
and house, No fS2 18th
r, and the entire furniture for sale
lied with water in basement and second
dumb ALSO speaking tuhes N drains
There desirable locality in The
the public buildings
remat kabe heaithtuness.
Rent Terms OF furniture
the December st earlier IL de
and he daily, for week.
the hours OF 10, and and after Wednes
9Th inst. JAalES MORSS.
Nov 4-6td
Tuesday, 9TH nst O'Clock, millinery,
with handsome OF French fancy goods generally
Psrkers Fancy and Periumery store,
Under Natons, Hotel, fennsyvans avenue.
Nov 4-da'
By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctoneers.
JoJIsEuoIp AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
III TON wednesday, the 9Th instant, 10 O'Clock
VIC shal s,, at the Willis
Of household and Kitchen furniture
Mahogany chairs, soG aud tables
bcdSeads and other burr
marble Top table and fi-rack
Maple bedsead and other ch,ifs, v'sstlnds, sc
Looking glasscs, gitando
Solar and Other lamps
China, cruckrry, and stone
Wasdrobes palos chamber, and STAIR ca'po's and ID
Feather beds hedd,ng, hair and shuck Wbii e-ses
Cooking. radiator and other
And great assortment of kitchen requisites
With Other articles which we deem unnecessary 10
md s25, cash Sos credit Of
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
terest
GREEN SCOTT,
NovA-t nucuoneeis.
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o" and after Tuesday, Norember L. 1854,
Tue leave Alexandria daily Gordonvne and intere-
stations ocl of boar
Washington, ample breakfast on board Con
meeting at Manassas Junction with Suasburg az War
Warrenon,
with The Virginia Central railroad Richmond Char
ioitsssle, aud StaunIon.
The Gordonsvle daily Alexandra
before l2 O'Clock, trains
the Virginia Richmond,
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American Artists Union.

THE american Artists Onion respectfully announce the
citizens OF the United States the
pose cusang taste for the dne county
md with view Of enabling every any become possessed
gallery OF engravlngs
by THE FIRST ARTISTS or THE AGE,
they deemned order sale for their
and thus not only give employment large number
oil artists and olhers hui a
w"ks ar present the purchaser. when
$50 900 OF which sold, $500 '
100000 gifts of the cost OF $50. 900
Eeh purchaser dollar engraving therefore moi
only engraving richly
entities him TO one OF the gifts when they
For I'VE dollars highly finished engraving painted ia
OH and I'VE git tickets will be five ppen
d enSavnes can be selected nom the catalogue
mail or express. ~ - "
copy OF the CATALOGUE together
enafavDgs, can be seen at the Office OF his
For each dollar
git ticket viii Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The committee, believing of this great national
undertaking WIN be materially energy enter
PRISE OF intelligent and agents resolved TO treat
with such The liberal = - -
Any person wishing become by sending (postpa 81
WI NJ ticket
pro- peetss ca.a!osne and all other
On The mai completion OF the sale the
hands OF commec OF the
Of winch win be given throughout and The
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HEALTH New YoRkDuring the past week there svere
3e9 deaths in New York, including II from cholera.
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TIE 81. NioAolas Rai,sd


ST. LOWS Nov e.The ST. Nicholas has been raised and
brought here
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HEAVY PAyAESrs.-A Philadelphia correspondent under
date of Nov A. writes This has been important day
to the commercial and money in this city for the
that large amount of eighmonhs paper fell due
The crisis however bravely and successfully met and
about 81 100000 were paid into the banks The money
market will, no doubt, become much easier
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MANTLE

MANNlED,
Ca the Dist a ihe Rev. Cha SOUlUEY
g. fARkuR 10 Miss ISABELLA WATERS, ali OF city.
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A BIG pRIcE.At the sale of choice fowls at Barnum's
Museum, PAIR of Mandarin ducks brought $3.50, and a
black the of Slo0 Barnnm subsequently offered
the purchaser premium of $500 for the ducks which
refused
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Wy GREEN X SCOTT. Auctioncsr~

Wy GREits ~ SCOTT, Auctionesr~
. lUMINIsrRAToR's SALE BY ORDER or THE ORPHANS
tou Of furniture, bckiayers' ools, SCI
Tuesday, the m inst, shall sell, 10 O'clock by
ceased his late residence the
hctween 5ih and GIL, north, or
assortment OF nearIy new furniture,
Mahogany sofa, chairs card ano other tables
Do bureaus, cane seat and other chars
zine feather beds bedding, bcdstcads, mattress
Pa'ior chamber, aud stair carpets, and oilcio'h
Cooking and etIar stoves
With good assortment of Kitchen requisites
A'o, aIo LOT ,. Q, brio assrs implement VIZ
with other articles which deem unnecessary
Terms All Of sas, On
days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Nova-d Anctioneer-
psSOsThe subscriber excelen, second
pIicaion. JAS. 9. MCGUIRE
MY t--Ji Auctoncer aud Commission Merchant
NAE SOUa COAL.-The sutrcriber has for sale Il few o.
usrrss' patent coal ses which extensively
ine Nut NO SHOULD e' hout ono Al The present
Nov III huctonccr and Commission Merchant
NEW CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREEN hav-
N removed his large ourstoy building Pennsylvania
between 9Th md 18Th has hand
old public his hinge
stock, which he Is seii'ngat very low prices.
ay >. q. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneor.
Sri,ESDio FAMILY CARRIAGE, TWO SEAT BUGGY
,inge harness, Wednesday afternoon
9Th at O'Clock in front of the auction rooms, shall sell
reserve
splendid family carriage, nearly new superior make
one handsome w buggy wagon
hnc SNOWY black horses
the above the properly
the county, and viii he sold whou, regard cost.
Nov7-d Auciioneer.
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SIXTEEN THOUSAND DEATHS FROM CHOLERA AT MEssYI-
correspondent of the Boston Atlas writing from Mar
settles states that the English consul at that place had
ceved reliable Information that the most fearful ravages
of cholera devastating Messn no less than sixteen
thousand persons having fallen victims of population
Of 10000
Some Meri'es in Boston, about forty in number put
their white robes Tuesday night and expected
up. Either they had not become sufficiently sublmated
by their piey or the physical laws of the universe
changed They stuck to earth with provoking
nacty.
RICHMOND FAIR.There 10000 vsiters to the Rich
mond far--so says the Enquirer.
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Misunderstanding Governor Cumming has ordered
census of the Territory to be taken Immediately