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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
Caution to the Public.

WE the undersigned, own the exclusive right and
title for making, vending and using J. II. Hayden's
improved patent Wheel within the County Of
Montgomery, State of Tennessee, and have the same
duly recorded in the Office of Commissioner Of Pa
tents.
Wehereby, forewarn oH persons from making
ceiling, or HsRg the above mentioned patent wheel
other than by our authority within the County Of
Montgomery, Tennessee, we shall prosecute diL
persons 50 ogending Tor Otherwise infringing on
this patent right 10 the extent Of the law.
W. r. BRINGHURST 4 SON.
April 90 ie59-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
sr Ioyr Aprii 20.

A dispatch from Independence totho Republican
says a gentleman who has just arrived reports the
emgrants at the mines aud those siong the route
enrolling themselves into companies for Arizona
and Sonora.
There was a battle on the I'd Of April, near Zuni,
between the Navajoe and Apache Indians, in which
ten Of the latte and eight Of the former were killed.
The Nsvajoes also lost 1900 sheep. The Zuoi In
dians assisted the Apaches.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06

RES~ The Bowling-Green Gazette Of Wednesday
says:
The track of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road is laid south ten miles and the work is still
progressing. Machine shops are being constructed
at the depot grounds and the depot itself will soon
be commenced.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
pl9- We lave been asked what good i

ESs> We have been asked what good is
90 be derived from the advocacy of the
docirino, that Congress has the power to
protect slavery in the Territories 1t al
ways does good, sooner or later, more or
less to uphold the truth, and farther than
this &c expect no good from it, and for
tho rlWplo reason that squattor sovereignty
has superseded Congress and tho supreme
Court IN the adjustment of the question
Of slavery in The Territories, We, there
\ fore, in advocating the doctrine, are in
&acnce by no hope Of restoring a rotten
~ ninistra'ion to healthy a,tioni or o.
,NAins jcpray1i aud radical public
aseSeat back to wi.c and honest con-
orNNn. Bui tA9 doctrine is tho true
on Ave- intend to maiutain it, if it il
a.. 'ohe sake of the truth. Itisno
if no good comes Of il
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
New York, April 30.

The steamer City OF Manchester sailed
at noon to day for Cork and Liverpool
The steamer Fulton also sailed for South.
ampton aud Ilavro, taking ont 200 passen-
gers aud nearly 81 100000 in specie
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
Call for Stock.

BY ORDER of the Board Of Directors Of the
GAINESVILLE Gas Light Company, call Of 30 per
cent upon its capital stock payable the 10th day
Of May next, was this day made.
WIN. I. D0RTCH, Sec'y and Treas.
Stockholders will please call at my Office (which
win hereafter be the office of the company and
save me the trouble Of calling upon so many
Prompt payment Of the calls are earnestly reques-
ted, il is necessary TO insure the early completion
and operation Of the works
w. T. DoRTCH, Sec'y Treas
April 20, '59-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
sa-A oEvcY AT PLANTERS BANK ..ss
Tobacco Notice.
To all whom it may Concern!

= . VIZ " n VII ~ NHH''J WIZ VI u
All persons indebted to the estate of r. NJ House,
decd, are hereby respectfully requested 10 come
forward and make payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them to me-
properly authenticated, for settlement
J. F. BARNES, Admir-
of r. NJ House, decd.
Anril % i5o-3w 40
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06

BcR. hon. Nathan Dayton, formerly Judge OF the
Supreme Court Of New York, died suddenly ca
Tuesday the ?sth ult.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
JOHN LOCKEN,
BOOK BIN d r r.

Southern Methodist Publishing House,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
GIVES prompt attention TO orders for Blank
Books of all kinds, which he is prepared to manu-
acture at the shortest notice. and Of the best mate
rial Miscellaneous books rebound in superior
style, for the Library or Parlor.
April 20, '59-ly aH ra
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
To Hirel

A NEGRO GIRL, twelve or fifteen years Of
age Apply at H. Cummings to
II. II. POSITION.
May 6, '59-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06

FntRlS tB OIL Prussian Blue, Chrome
Green, Paris Green, Chrome Yellow, burnt and raw
TIMBER, burnt and raw Sinenna, &C.. for sale by
McCAULEY & BELL
April 20, 80 JEFF copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06

syrup OF the PHO> pilates. and Syrup
Of the Hyposphosphtes, received and for sale by
Nee. d.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-05-06
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN NETHERLiND, of Hawkins.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
.y1rice! Notice j!

rINHAT BY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity
4 Of the county Of Aamance, made al Fall Term.
1858, shall expose 10 PUBLIC SALE. on Friday
the 18th day Of January, 1859, upon the ptsmises.
that valuable and highly improved Tract Of land Of
which the late DR.. Michael w. Holt died seized and
possessed. The said Tract is situated in one mile Of
the town Of Graham and in two miles Of the Dcpo, OF
the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, and contains
about 400 acree Of cleared land, and about
the same in Wood Land The Improvements consist Of
Z large dwelling house with good out buildings, ee
house, barn, blacksmith shop, tobacco barn &C. ihs
Ia nd Is il high state Of cultivation. There il good
garden clover lot Of three four acres, and sessfal
improved tobacco lots, and an excellent Orchard u
well selected fruits.
Those wishing desirable situation, would do well
to call and examine The premises Il adjnns the lands
OF Col. Harden. George Foust and Judge Rubin y
well adapted 10 the growth o. Wheat, Corn, AMI To-
bacco and Is conveniently situated 10 Grist and Mer
chant Mills and il is but seldom valuable Tract q
Land is sold at public sale.
The sale will be made on credit Of twelve months.
and viii take place nj The dwelling house atone o'clock
on Friday the l4th day Of January lsso The purcha.
ser giving bond and security with interest from date
ISAAC HOLT, 4. NJ. L.
December %, 1858.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York. Dec. a.
The mil steamship Asia. from Liverpool.
with dates to the Il th, arrived Of Sandy Hook
this evening.
There hal been arrests If fifteen persons
near Cork charged a. connected with fill.
clustering ,ny.slnn IL ireland from America.
1, wa. fully expected the Government will
g1araats q new capital % f500. 900 sterling
On The Atlantic Telegraph Company, aud !
contract 10 lay new cable will be immvJi-
ately male.
Numerous speeches on Parliamentary re-.
inrm had heen made By prominent politicians.
Including Gibson aud Bright, 10 a political
demonstration Al Manchester.
The meeting &c The French Legislature i
pusi punrd ill February.
AFrrnch negro emigration vessel i report.
cd 10 hue been oyerliauled b. British cruz
SCI on the African coast and compelled 10 dis
charge the negroes. although the shipment
was perfect, regular.
The Spanish expedition 10 Mexico will be
On larger scale than was supposed.
Thr Galcuiis mail. 81 November 9Th. hail
reached Suez; ness an,mpurtant. Hong.
Kong dates are Of October 29h. Inrd III.
GIN ne gotiatiuns al Shanghai had hren ,st,s
factory. Commissioner Reed hid noi return
Ell ir.m Japan. The Emperor u Iapan J,
reported dead. Lanton was quiet, and tfa <
resumed. The Australian mail fram Mel.
baurne 0clobtr 18Th had reached Snez viii
eisu. 600 ~ g,,ld. T,adr was quiet. Mnci
gold VAS being shipped 20 England.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
4 cuRE ron wHooPlYc COUGH.

Il. Iiyscinihe. Cansda e., Aug 81, 1856.
Messrs Sara w. fOwLG q Cos-Genilemcn: Ssye.
rsl month. sinre little daughter 81 mine. ten years u
age. vi. taken with Whoolang Cough IL ,sry aggrs.
satrl firm and nuilng w could 10 Cor ef seemed 10
sny wsy 10 relieve her suffering. We ., engh deciJ.
I'll 10 lIy botle d your d.. Wistafs Bal-sm % Wild
Cherry. IN three hOqts after she hsd commenced using
H. .hs vas CRAFTY relieved and IN lessihan ihiec days
was entirely cured aud u nos well. have snce te:
commended the Bal.am 70 msny o. my neighbours. who
have used f and in no case have known u fail Of e.
iecling speedy cure.
You are NJ liberty 10 make any use q The sbove you
ihimk proper. II shall induce any body 10 your
Bslsam shall br glad foi have great confidence 10 i.
Your, r. CUTIE,
Buy none withou, The signature Of !. DUTTs.
seth w. Fowis n Co. ies Washington Street, Bos.
Zen, Propfisiof.. sold By their agent. everywhere.
or Fer sails In 1iillsbosoush BY J. o. Wsss a co.
In o.sp.ssssrsb ~ d.. +. ,. purbA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
MARR1ap.

In Ibis county, hr 10Th o. December II The resi-.
,rnce 81 NJ. William Mcfarland, Cametons Nils. BY
Ihoma. FsrrelI, E.q., NJ. HII.sMAN GLENN 10
Miss ARENDA MCFARLAND.
IL this county, on The 25d u December ii The rrsi.
denee d NJ. Willie Brown. near Dushani's, ~ ihe
s,ae. Mr. WILLIAM GRABTREE 10 Mss JANE
BROWN.
u Goldshofaagh. On iht 18th af December. hy Rev
]. 1. Pdchari. VI. ALEXANDER OLDHAM. Of
Wilmington, 10 Miss sMITHA a. PIpKtN, daugh.
,er 81 Nh Wills ripkin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
Pu ,hs flscordet.
POLICY AND POLTTTCS.

A man that agrees with US on great ma
tional questions. we call sound N ponticsi
and SO he is, 80 far as we are able to see.
But there is pulley carried out BY most Of
our great .n,en, and small ones too. which
don't think ia exactly in accordance with
profession. TWAS argued by the great sa-
vans. that to build the North Caroiina Rail.
road wohll greatly benefit the manufactur-
ing interest Of our citizens, and make home
employment for all the different pursuits 10
which our people are engaged. But great
many Of us have found that it has operated
quite differently. For instance, we will take
the milling interest here in Orange county.
There are mills enough to grind AL the wheat
raised in the county; and by the way, the
-four has as good character in market as any
in the world. Now what want 10 impress
upon the farmer is, that it is his interest TO
have his wheat ground ut home; for witlrour
present facilities we can send Hour TO amy
market we wish. and consign It to men who
ace perfectly responsible, and who will do US
justice, anil attend 10 small as well as large
,epnsigRmentx. There has been the present
season large quantity Of wheat sent of, to
= W. manufactures in other States, while we
have poor cattle. hogs. &c.. which do and
will need all the 0lial which their owners
have given away, and have also paid the
freight on the same to get il away. From
every Eve bushels Of ~heat thus sent. the
iarmer might have got one barrel Of -four.
which at present prices would give him I'VE
dollars clear OF expense. will here show
the figures; $ bushels of wheat at so lbs. per
bushel weigh $40 lbs. Say out Of that the
miller gets 30lbs. Ior toll. the balance is 1876
lbs. Of Hour, and "a lbs cIfal, that is. not al
lowing any thing for evaporation, dust, &c,
which depends great deal upon the state Of
the atmosphere and condition Of the wheat.
But well made iherchantable wheat always
will weigh more than sixty pounds TO the
bushel, and when measured will give the
above amount Of flonr, Ohal and toll. Now
i this good policy or is i acting upon that
popular system IN onr country known a. the
skinning systemi | think this case very
clearly shows that the farmer is skinning his
land. by giving away that which. II fed 10 his
stock. would be returned 10 the land from
which il was taken; and SHINING The miller
Of his toll. TO which bic is justly entitled-l
say ju-tIy entitled, Cor he has TO incur great
expense 10 preparing TO grind the wheat, and
after he has gone 10 the expensr. he j. enti-
tied TO the toll just as much as the OF that
treads j. oot is 70 his support. Also by keep
ing UP the system he will next spring have
to go through the operation uf skinnIng his
poor cattle, Hui what will be the miller's
loss NAV be gained by The tanner; he will
get the hide. Being . abruptly stunned BY
the tanner. | will knock under for the pre-
sent; and il should ever recover from 50
hard blow. will write again.
0sK ~ TnE MILLeRs OF ORANGE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
n. G. ANIMAL CONFERENCE or THE ".
Z. CHURCH SOUTH.

The Annaal Conference 0f the Methodist
Eplsc.pai Church Soaih, af Narih Carolina.
commenced it, s-s-iun IN NrnberR an the
9th alt.. and adjourard ~ tie l7ii. Bishop
Kayanaueh presided over lis deliberations.
TIE .nly matter Of general mpnrianse
which ha. trsnspirei was the case OF Ur.
charles y. Deems, Win VA. afraignri fns
trial before The Conference By The Rev. VIII
Ian Carter. The charges embraced the
original charges preferred BY DR.. William
A. ) oiih against DR.. Deens. a the session
Of Conference ~ Peterborough 10 1854, and
~ a,l.Iiiionsi charge Of immortality. with sls
specifications Me-. Carter sustained the
charges 10 a speech 81 some length. and was
adj, replied Ia by DE-. Deems a day or
iwo alter tile chatxes we're introduced, the
Rev. William Carter. finding he was getting
InIa rsther hot 3ater. Withdrew them but
~. Deems Expressed his readiness &, meet
them. aud objected 10 their withdrawal. The
Bishop. h.Mrser, 6nalls drc,dsd they could
be Withdrawn. On TUE lasi .ay u inc Con
ference Rev. DR.. Deem. preferred charges
sss,ast Rev. William Carter. whish he was
not prepared tomvrt AZ that time. and he was
nsegueaiiy suspended until the charges
are CLEARED Hr.
The following ii-t of appointments Tor the
ensuing wear we're read IN FRIDAY:
RsLkloH flisrmci-D. ID. Niehoison, r. e.
Raleigh s'ity-L. T. Hendrrn.
Niielgh GItt Missian--t;. Farrar.
Raleigh CnIerr,: M,-.inn-Jame. Reid.
Rairig. Circuit II. y. campbeIl.
law Ri,er-William ". Jur,sn. n. G. May.
nar,I.
Beudersan--Be Benjamin = Lung.
Person rhecphilas w. Moare.
Gransille-J r. Moare.
HIltsbui ough Creuit-Jonathan p. Alfnrd.
iIiiI.bsreugh siatian--D. Z Jahnsten,
Chapel llill--A. w. Mangam.
Lrnisburg- ihamas r.. R,caad.
NashtIIle--CswrlI Viking. John W. Jen.
kins.
Eu, .'.iarr, Mssinn--T" b. supplied.
Nnih Ctrnlina Ads.eatr--R a.. T.. elm
R,lr,gh ftm ~ srn,nary-Dayd X. Bfpten.
tREEss ,eron Disrmcr-M H. y. Uiisoa.
Pc.
Lreen.bafough stsiinn--i.. =. narkheaL.
Gailfad Circuit Mrr. J. liant.
psynlsan Circu,t- l'btnls Is. Rfeks.
G,rs,th C,rcuit-Z. Rush.
Winston Circat--J.srph Y. Snuoi.
Stokes Circait--Clareahuu VI. Pepper.
Wentworth Affect Nnrmsn.
Ala nance--t'. N. Philips.
Yanerys,llr-Jnha w. Lewis.
fr4.k inMllr--Joseph &. Thomas.
Normal l'allrge aud high paint--Janes y.
llobbi.
Ashrbnough Ilenjamin Il. GaIhrie.
l,ea.barg--Iames T.. Simpson.
William narring.r-- agent ~ Gseensbufaugi ~
Female Cullrg4.
Joseph y. Mrtin-Agent of Normal Col.
lrge.
n. Crasen--Presi,lent ~ Normal College.
SALISBURY DIsraIcr--N r. Reid, n. r..
Salisbury Statinn- Nh. T.. Hudson.
R,san--Iaseph Wheeler.
East R,wan--Simeon ID. Peeler.
Nucksylle--M. e.. Thomss.
t,edell-wlIliam q. Cannon. W. w. Albea,
sup.
South issdell--Enoeh Moore.
Alsrspdsr Mission--fssse w. hvent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
obituary,

Died. II this county, on Sunday the asth Of Drrrm.
her. Mn. sYNTHIA BISHOP, vie 81 Ne. James Bi.
shop. aged about stiy years she had been very
consistent member Of the Bapiis, church or twenty.
FIVE ysap.
Dicl. N Richmond, Vs.. On the Goth Of December.
II nc sge Of two years. FANNY. the only child of
Prof W. ]. Martin, Of ihr University 81 n. Carolina.
Dicd in Desoa county, Mississippi Al tie residence
81 biz thcr d. William :. Atkins. on The 18Th Day Or
December. 1913. CHARLES :. ATKINS.
Thus IN The mysterious dispens,tions Of Him whose
ways are past fudipg out parents hroiler md ss'et.
kindred and friends are called how Ii gsf under the
deep and affective bereavement IN toe draih Of duli.
fu aisclioaale and true soni q warm and devoted
brother. ~ . constant and attached friend Of a man
Just entering upon early. active. and hopeful man.
hooi-whn-c aims were elevated whose smhilon and
aspirations were for usefulness; whose imruses were
generous and high whose adherence 70 truth even in
the tivoIiics q childhood, had never been known 70
faer, and whose whole life had rendered him the pride
Of his parents had made him the obec, Of the doains
affection ofsn only sister and only surviving brother
snd hsd won Tor him the love q his associates and the
eonfdencs and esteem Of sequsinaness, and whose
-ho'- chuss,~ cepbiued -As's-cr se,s q make W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05

to o6assds II uss siaa. Bet "shs PITCHER y bro
ken st the fountsin end tho golden chord d oossd"
and sIl,hai was mortal Of Charles Atkins has pass
ed away. and the mortal has put on Immortality.
w The deceased was born in Orange county. N.sCsro-
lima. The 18Th day Of August, 1886 and brought, to
Desots county, Mississippi by his parents, on the 9th
day Or December 1851, and departed this life on tho
18th day Of December, 1885, Al the ago Of twenty-five
years and four months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05

II Oar hiiling,g1le neghbor 81 The Gazette sccu.
- " u quackcfy. becausr publish Df. Ayers aJ.
ssfiIsenents. Nos this same editor knows the Phlr.
mscapes nse u no, NOV ffcr from the suspicious of
quasksry lhaa his medicines. Ne know. they are en-.
,Osrd By The medical unals Of this country, used
and prescribed NJ best physicians, and have the
commentator 81 professors aud eminent men Of char
aclst loo eIsed Coz his comprehension, and he knows
tno that they have d1ne aud sre dunt 10 this
MY an amount o. good which the utmost stretch o his
atiIity can never hope 10 equal.
Beyks Co. Press, Rtadiag, Pa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
Little River Mission - TO b supplied.
I.,r.sv nj - si,a rteoA n ~ AndrrSoH. A

JsnesviIle- Charles VI AndersoH.
Wilkes Robert A. Willis.
Surry--Marquis 4. Wood.
Blue Ridge Misslon--Ta be supplied.
Sumertnwil Missions 10 be supplied.
5. b. fielsebeek agent u Ohm High School.
WAsnNoroS DIsTaIcT--Ira r. Wyche, p. r.. |
Washington Station William r. Pell.
Roanoke William W. Fiayd.
" srren---ltabei q, Jarrett.
Il. Mann.
W,liamslon--lssa r. Kcrana.
Greeny e-- WhIialA "A. Hester.
CoIumDiaA-W. +. t,lrgg.
Mattamuskeet--Ii H, Gibbons.
Bain--W. ID. Meecham.
NeuSe William ". D.sMoote.
'f.wburdugh@-ltobert 5. Moran
Nruse Missioii--N. A ilonker.
Portsmouth and Oeracoke M,ssion--W William
Ill. Wheeler.
Cape iiattetass---N illiam Newly.
Roanoke Colored M,ssion--p. ". Yarrell.
Tar River Colored Mission-N II, Barnes.
NgwBERS DIsTRIcr-- William Gloss, p. e.
Newbern Centenary--James H. Brent.
Newbern Andrew Chapel Missicn--Williaml
NJ. Walsh.
Newbern Circuit-John II. Long.
Snow Hill. d. Bailey.
Wnsrn--Juel w. Tu' ker.
Cnntentnea Mission-Jerr johnson.
Snilhfield-Lrmnn Shell.
Guilds borou g--James l.. Fisher.
Eyerettsyille-N. A. III. Goddin.
Kinston--John s. Davis.
Jones-John M. Gum.
I'rentnn--John James.
Beaufort, Ann Strret--Joseph II. Wheeler.
Beaufort, Punis Chapel. H. Hill.
Straits john r. Brooks.
$. NJ. Frost--president Of Wayne Female
College.
j !. Ilme---Asent.
John N. Andrews-Agent Of Normal Col
lrge.
c. P. Jonrs-Agent of Book Depository.
WmnINoToS DI,TRIcr--C. r. Desms, p. e.
Milm,ngtnn. Front sirset-J"hn =. l.ong.
\ Wilmington, 4ih Stfept-f. w. Guthrie.
Tnpsail-- Williamson Harris.
On.lnw-Jrsse A. Cunniggim.
Sampon ]. Carra3ay.
Bla iril--Nash u. Rirhard.on.
>.uth River Mission-Daniel Calbreth.
/. Fla beth hubert p. Rib.
Whiirs,illr--Grnrsr w. liepirnstall.
Snthvhlp u. Belts.
Cape Fear Mi-sinn-M. N. Taslor.
North East-Thn,nas L. Iriprtt.
W. H. Bnbbilt-Agent nf American Bible
Society.
W. |. Lr.don-Secretary for the benefit of
seamrn.
FAYgrTgyiLLE DisTRIcr-Peier Doub. p. e.
/ fayctiesile Station Abram Wea,er.
Evans Chaprl--O. ]. Brent.
Evan Cncuit-Genrge L. Wyche.
Cape Fear tircu,t--I. w. Tinnin.
IIaw Riser-J.hn Tillrtt. A. Gattis. sup.
Iiaw RIVER M,ssinn-fn BE- supplied.
neutrality-suspicious. w. Wheeler.
/ Deep Rner-W. ). Chaiiin.
Mcnigomery-fhomas C. muses..
/ T,ipn--Diiby IL. Seas,iI.
| Rocking u. Adams.
uotsrric--ilenry Grav.
! Rubesnn-Ilayid w DrIb.
n o. Burton. n. ]. Carson, P. III Jusner,
James VI. jefferson AMI SAMUEL Robertson.
acre transferred 10 the Virginia Conference.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05

Captain Remand, the Captain Of the French
barque Maurice, who saved the passengers
Of the burning ship Austria, has been deco
rated By Napoleon with the title Of Cheve-
lier in the Legion II Honor. while 10 his Of
Ulcers we're presented gold medals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
jacksonville Female Seminary.

rssHE next session OF this School will commence on
The frs, Thursday in January next, and continue
five months.
Trrms The same as heretofore. The Proprietor has
in his employ or the ensuing session full corps Of
experienced Teschers, and every pains will be taken TO
Young ladies' will Le conveyed from Graham station
or The Companys Shops, N. g. Railroad, 10 Watson-
ye fee Of charge, hy informing the Proprietor Of lie
line 81 arrival al those places
L. F. WATSON.
November 30. 6s-
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

THE sehscriber will open on the 20h Of January,
on the premises lately occupied by the Rev. Mr..
Buisel for school proposes. small private Classical
School fai Boys between the ages Of ten and fifteen.
Fu,lher particulars made known on application.
VIM. III. OWEN.
December ~. n-72
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
MR., wlLBoN'S
Male and Female School.

MY SCHOOL. will he opened for the reception Of
III schoals on Thursday The l3h Of January, ises.
Fiction will vary from seven dasts and fifty cents 70
eighteen dollars per session. All scholars sent to the
school will I've considered as entered for the session,
less b. special contract TO the contrary; ard deduc
ton will he made except in Of protracied sickness
Tuition will lie due Al the beginning Of each session.
The school will lie taught at The residence Of the
Prncipsl aud he desires il 10 he distinctly understood
thai no boy wi lie permitted 10 remsin in the school
who does mol depor himself according 70 the rules pre-
scrited for The government 81 The Students.
The Principal will be prepared 70 take several board.
els.
For further particulars apply to The subscriber
JOHN ID. WILB0N.
December IS. 12-sw
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NOTICE

TIVE pspsfa Of the estate Of r. Nichols. decsased.
I have been placed the hands Of DR.. 3. Suudwick,
who il alone authorized 70 settle the. same All per-
sons indebted the estate will settle with him, and all
persons having claims sgansi said estate viii produce
them TO him. 5. NICHOLS, IT,.
L. SrRUDWIcK.
December ~ IL
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.s0sice Farther.

At Ire zane time and place. % wit !: On Friday the
l4th day 81 January 1888. will 10 soil The rensinde
OF The personal property belonging 10 the estate o. the
said DR.. Mcnsel w Ho.. consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. and quite d variety Of STORE
GOODS. Those who were purchasers Al the last sale,
and have not given their noles. requested 70 attend
AMI close their accounts BY note and al those whD
are indebted 10 The estate to Holt Murray x Co,
are urged 70 make prompt payment; rs further indui.
gence cannot be given.
W.. LONG, Executor.
n,eamh.r ~ 7l-tjs.