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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

and all persons wr"ngtgily u.'mg The .apPeliati"n
to mslcad the puDiIr. will lee made t" suffer the
pcnaIty Of the law ID. ". EVANS 4 CO.,
G75 broadway, New York.
New York. my lS-2aw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

e. FOR RENT The three .i"ri"l WARE
i" uOl ~, corner Of Prince and lmi"n streets.
~ lrcscnl rru,,u h.. hicssrs. III. ir".n Fart
low Possession given "n 10Th at February.
Gts The WAREHOUSE on Prince street. a few
4" doors east of Union street at present occupied
10 N.s.rl Ford 4 Wicglikc. Possession given "n
1T of February. ,.,.,,
-. The new four >t"rici WAREHOUSE. on
i' east Idle nf Ini"n street ~" doors S"nih "i
Trinrr street .nrucr "f an alley.
9?n?:tt The WAREHOUSE on the wharf. immcdi
r. o,cl, c,,, oi liu ,.st nsun'l. Arp!y I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
GIFTS! GIFTS. GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
D. w. EVANS & CO..
THE CT BROADW WAl, 677 THE
FIFTH NEW YORK. FIFTH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED lSSi EAR.

The following is partial list of property which
will lee given /" the purchasers ot Books At the time
,,r sale, worth from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-26
THE REGION OF ANARCHY

After referring to same of the outrageous
scenes enacted 10 Louisiana BY sell.eon.
stItuied vig,lant Committee. the New York
Times closes sith the following appropriate
remarks:
% There can hardly be q qoestion abuut the
existence Of an alarming tendency all over
the onion 10 despise the legal mode, d re.
dressing injuries. and to resort At .nce 10
those which nature has placed within every
body. reach. whethrr this isdue to The result
81 the malnllninisiratin "f jastice, aud con.
sequrnt loss 81 confidence IA the courts aud
their uiIirers, Of TO increasing ierocIty Of ma
tlonal manners. II is not our purpose 10 dis.
cuss. Whatever the cause. the thing itself
- . sign Of the times aud worth atlention.
Il has lost nune II its Importance lrom being
an old story. The spectacle OF cites ruled
by rowdIes, and of wbOle districts admins.
tered by bands oi armed men IN times u
profound peace. - something winch We had
better avoid getting used 20 a long as We
can"
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, October 10.
The steamer Europa arrived here this af.
ternoon from Liverpool. with dates TO the
9th inst.
The latest reports say that treaty be.
tween France aud Austria will probably be
signed on the 10th or 18th instant. Austria
has consented to sign on all questions belong.
ing TO Lsmbardy.
Accounts from Paris of Hon. Mr.. Masan's
funeral OH the 9Th inst. al the United States
Chapel. say the Foreign Ministers were all
present, and numerous other distinguished
persons attended. The body was to be sent
Immediately 10 America.
The Pope has unframed the great Powers
that he will not give up his temporal powers,
and will, If necessary, call np.n the Ca,ho.
llc poserst, support him.
From South Amrr,ca, accounts say that
the negotiations initiated By The American
Minister hid ended without anY result. Mr.
Yancy was about TO embark for the United
States.
The London Times says that Mr.. Yancy
failed because his drmsnIs were taatamount
to requiring the unconditional surrender oil
Burnos Ayres 10 Urquiza.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-26

CsusTENrir CoIS.-Arrests were made
yesterday BY officers Allen. Wise. and Ken.
bic 81 thee persons. all Of this city. impli.
Gated IN the circulation Of considerable guam.
titles u counterfeit money. consisting % i'm.
ltation gold dollars and silver half dollars.
II Is certain that Tor several weeks past this
sort Of money has been freely circulated ;
and such Is the completeness Of the counter.
feits that even the City Post Office add the
Bank q Washington have been deceived
the latter, We understand, % the extent
u boz lulI 81 half dollars. Two II the
parties arrested are in respectable business
the third has been out Of business Tor some
time past. All three we're held for trial Al
tue next tern Of the Criminal Court. and gave
bail ~ 81 900 each. National Iafelligsaerr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-26
FITS WY PROMINENT

For long time there was paragraph making its
regular weekly appearance N columns. with the
brief but emphatic words fus! Fis!' always al the
head TO some an offensive caption hut moi the be-
nevoent and humane. who couH sympsthile n the
sorrows o. others Some persons shocked any
dieaon Of disease and are even thrown into nervous
excitement on witnessing hrarse or q coffin. Such are
% be pitied We should always strive look disease
and even death 10 the face with camness and especial
ly take every opportunity for slIesiang disease. View
ed in this light, the advertisements Of s. s. Hance 81
los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md. possess a certain
interest. and ihn~e wha know of sny one suffering from
Epilepsy, spasms, or fis Of any kind should feel il
pleasure TO cut out his advertisements, ia
way send word TO the s erd Of the great value o nj.
remedies. They he to any part ri the county
by msil. Price. 81 per hoI. Two SIS. Twelve S2l.
Sarkville, October ..
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FRENcn ExpEpIrIoN mo- CHINA.

The Paris correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commerce. under date Of the eth Septem
her. says" Preparations are going forward
N earnest TO convince the Chinese that they
are not quite irresistible. Six steam frigates.
which had just left roulon for the Pacific,
will be ordered To continue their voyage TO
the Chinese waters. Four others are rapid
" fitting out. Eight large screw transports,
now in harbor, are destined for the same ex.
pedition. These vessels will convey, it is
reckoned. abnut z 900 troops. and the entire
expe,itionary corps will not be less, it is
said, than twelve or fifteen thousand men,
under tie command % General Of Division.
The French troops Of the line. habituated q
late 10 maritime expeditions, are eager for
the service; and he number Of volunteer Of
hcers is 50 great that the military aulhori.
ties are embarrassed TO whom To accord the
privilege"
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Savannah. Oct. is.---The yacht Wandrrer
sailed last night without clearance pap~rs,
with full crew and prusisions. and num-
tons stolen from her owner. Mr.. Lamar, by
Captain, Martin. who had bren negotiating
for her purchase for some time, The coilec.
tor Of the port sent a steamer. with Mr.. La
mar. ami others, after the Wanlerer, but
without success.
New Orleans, Oct. i9--Judge McCaleb.
OF the Federal Court. delivered to-day .
strong charge against the fllibusters.
THANKsoylNo.--The Governor Of Penn
syIysnia has appointed Thursday, the cath
Of November. as aday Of thanksgiving in that
State.
g. NJ. Follett. justice Of the peace. charg.
ed with urging pensian papers, was tried al
Albany. IN. Y. on the 10Th instant. betnre
the United States District Court. and fonnd
guilty.
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A VALUABLE cLocK.--Abnut q month ago
an auriionrrt named Wm Little, doing bu.
sine.s al Nv York, 10 SLING : quantity
&c old furniture, sod an old ciock to an
other .uctionerr, named Townsend, doing
business ~ Myrtle avenue, t,r fifty cents.
Thc clock remaineJ ~ fownsend's store IN.
~ about week aga, when be sold Il Tor ten
,lnll.rs 10 man who resides 10 Fulton ave-
nue., wl,o, % taking IL home. discovered that
= look ing. glass which was 10 the back u the
clack was cracked. Tie teok u cut with the
intention u having new me put IN. when n.
TO his astonishalent. he discovered mites Of
the Bank Of England behind Il amounting 10
about 5000. tits SAID that the heirs Of the
estate to which the clock originally belonged
intend 10 commence an action Tor the recoy.
cry Of tho same. Euoniag Post.
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HoiioTay's 0intms,nf and Pills. - coufion 10 fhe
Sick. As these invaluable preparations have been
counterei,ed will be well To see that the
Holloway. New York and London" is on every sheet
Of the pamphlet in which the Ointment and Pills are
enwrapped To find this test Of authenticity. hold the
paper 10 the hight As IL is matter Of deep
the victims OF erupve, scrofulus and other
external diseases that they have the genuine Ointment
and equally important TO dyspeptics bilious patients
and all sufferers from internal complaints that they have
the true Pills, recommend CAREFUL scrutiny in all
cases
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Cheap New Goods.

4 HAVE just received very large Stock Of all
kinds Of tioods. which will sell al fair prices
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
Tue largest and best assortment ever had
take all kinds ~ barter for goods will take
1000 pounds d Pork this Fall and Winter Tor goods
or debts. shall kerp up my stuck Of goods the year
round aud sell upon ta- bcs and accommodating
terms. ! don't enumersie articles. as keep iu as
sonmeni Of almost every Kind Of goods sod in this
market. viii pay high prices for Dried Fruit and
other produce. IAups yRpR
September Is. U.s.
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nnrar nRIrAIN am cHINA.

The official correspondence between the
British Government and its officials in Chi.
ma, relative TO the measures taken Tor the
ratification Of the treaty at Pekin. has been
polished, and we have the following tele.
graphic summary 81 III;
NJ. Bruce, the British Ambassador, states
positively that IL Admiral Hope had ex-
pressed sny doubts a. TO the result Of az.
tempting = free the passage Of the Peiho,
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THE GOLDEN PEN.

Something News 10 $40 a Day Easily Realized.
SELLING NEW ARriCLg or
UTILITY, NOVELTY.
BEAUTY and Suitability.
Presenting honorable, profitable. ard popular iadure
menis or dealers and traders both l,cs i travelling
10 engage in lis sale.
THE GOLDEN PEN
is warranted superior TO any other Metallic Pen ever
introduced to the public. They ar well tempered,
smooth. and elastic, msde oi the Finest Sietl aud
Phaed Wifh Golden Finish. giving them the most II.
irarise sppearars will coode. and never fail
10 give satisfaction. Nothing excerpt The finest Gold
Pens ever heiore invented ia The prn iue, Can com.
pare with them in appearance. quality, syie billy,
economy OF eheapness. They ave. inhreJ. superior,
and by many preferred 10 solid Gold Pen, as the
points never come oil.
They retail much easier. nj a half dime or dime
even each than other pens At liver prize; will last
rsS TINES LossER, write smoother, sud ae every way
preferable. Their hest recommendation is the rsplJ
introduction they receiving in Schools. Colleges
Banks, aud Mercantile Establishments senefsiiy.
Throughout the Union.
Their peculiar cnnsruciion renders them . universal
fasorts while their elastic qualities make them suila.
HE for every general use. Put Up ia a new aud al
traciiye style, with Circulars. CaIds. &c.
Terms et SAFE.
Dozen in neat boz, postpaid. s 40
Gross 90
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A New and lmproyed
PENCIL SH1BpENER

Single ones. sent Nv msil 25rts. o. SIS per gross
New stye Dsor Fastener NeN STYLE kuiis shafpenef,
Goose Quill Pen Maker. new Patent sHrle. fol ma.
king Geose Quill Pens with Pen knIc Sc. comhinrd.
Pnce 50 and 81 inlal 9th silver snl nsnr enerays,
on Il, IS. very BcsuiiuI aud Nrsi ai,icIs that &c.
cupes the spare IL 80 ordinary gen knhs.
Also, vsriuus Other Nes Patent articles u Utility
Tho.e RENTING SIS 81 me time. ~ Mail EIpess.
can order SIS worth Il samples Il the Lowest Whole.
sale Prices. Adde'S!
Il. T.. DEWEY & co.
1873 souIh Third 81. philadeIphia. Pa.
sept ~. lO-Jn.
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they would not have been shared by The
squadron, and II II be decided that the means
at command we're insufficient to justify 50
bold line Of policy. Mr.. Bruce accepts the
responsibility of Admiral Hopes act.
Lord John Russell's reply virtually APP
proves Of the course taken. and says that
preparations were being made, IN conjunc-
ton with the French Government, to ena-
BILE the forces to support the Plenipotentia-
res in their instructions. VI
Mr. Bruce, in one OF his letters. shows the
position occupied by Mr.. Ward. the Ameri.
can Minister, and expresses the opinion that
the Chinese will not make difficulties about
exchanging notifications with him. as the
conditions nader which the American Min
ister is alone entitled to visit Pekin contain
nothing offensive to Chinese pride. Mr..
Bruce expresses much qualification at the
friendly feeling and assistance experienced
from Mr.. Ward and Commodore Tstlnall.
and concludes as follows;
MIR. Wards position is one of conside-
rable difficulty, nor do see. after our IN.
successful attempt at Peiho, that any course
was open save the one which he has adopted
He has acted cordially and frankly, in the
spirit Of his declarations at Hong Kong, and
IT is "a matter of satisfaction to me that his
concert IN our previous proceedings is strung
argument in favor Of the conduct pursued By
N De Boubolon and myself"
RAvsogs or rHE BEARs.-Our Wisconsin
exchanges continae to be filled with startling
accounts oil the ravages of the bears. The
whole State appears to be swarmiRg with
these ieroclous wild animals, and the inhabi-
tants are becoming alarmed for their safety.
The bears no longer confine their visits TO
far'ners' pig pens, but boldly approach their
dwellings aad apply for admittance at kitch.
en- doors and bed room windows. The Ma.
nitouwoe Pilot informs US that the resi-
dence Of a Mr.. Greenman, near that place,
was visited on Saturday night last bv
Big bear, which deliberately placed his fure
paws on the window sill Of Mr.. G.'s bed.
room, awakening him from his slulnbers.
Surprising the animal TO be COW, Mr.. g.
went to drive il away. when he again me
bruln. ready 10 come in. and having no other
wespcn than q jack.plaae. he threw it al
him. The bear sepearenty decsmoed. but
the loss 81 three hHe shoats in the morning
assured Mr. q. that his Pig pen had also been
examined by his visitor. From the Green
lake Denvcrat we icarn that the bears IN
that cosniy are SO pieatyful that the people
keep fires burning sr"und their dwellings to
trightrn the ",srmini,"away. The Calum
bus (Partage couaty) Jsuruai gives fright.
iul account II the bears IN that region. which
are described as being equal in size to
J-arling calf.
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mARR1Ep,

MARRIED,
Ia Allminee county. on Tuesday evening the 18th
instant. by II. Harbour. Egg. NJ. WILLIAM A.RAs.
co to Miss NANCY q. MeADAMs. sii Of Alamanee
county.
10 Wilmington, on Thursdsy morning the goth IN.
slant, ~ the Rev. A. Paul Repi,on. Mr. MHIrsuN
b. sHEnwELT., of Fayetteville. To Miss MARGA.
RET E. OLDHAM. Of O, snse.
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REaDYMlDE CLOTHLNG

a co MPLErE assottmeut Of Clothing. Costs,
N Ftocks and sacks. Utefealis. Mems Oyetrosts.
Bows Pants. Vests. shuts. LINEN M,imo and iii
Drawers Cotton. Merinc and silk; Ccllafs. Cmsats,
Handkerchief. Ocks. Boots and shoes, and every -.
tiele Of wearing sppatel wanted.
J.C. TuRRENTlNE 4 SON.
sept ~. ie-
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THE rYsuRREcrroS Ar HaRpER's FERRY.

The short. sharp. terrible drama, pruyok.
ed BY handful Of enthusiasts, fanatics. adj.
senturers, or by whatsoever term they may
be designation. was brought suddenly TO a
close upon the first exhibition Of military
force on Tuesday morning A fearful re.
tribution dealt out in the snbjugation Of the
insurgents has left but little for The civil on.
GERS Of the Law 10 do 10 slndicatlon u THIS
grieyious outrage against society. The whole
affair dwindles into utter insigni6csnce -
the literal facts are brought out from the
uncertainty peculiar 10 tn first deman,ira.
tion. And, although - bold, sudden. aud
formidable a course Of aCtlpn naturally 4.
reused suspicion OF widespread aud pre-.
concerted movement, and induced the most
efficient means for it, suppression. the meas
ures adopted have almost . ludicrous dis
proportion 10 the necessity II the occasion
and the result. But The completeness and
efficiency and promptitude 81 the measures
brought into service will not be without their
effect at hume and abroad. Had the insur.
reetion been ten tines what the exaggerated
statement represented il to be. in twenty.
four hours the Whole vicinity would have been
invested BY troops and armament enough
60 have overwhelmed Il. Volunteers would
have poured in frnm al quarters. and an IN.
dignant multitude have rssented a. one nan
the gross offence against law aud public sen
ti,nrnt. The whole muyement--in IL origin,
is mode 81 demonstration, the absurd pre-.
fences developed 20 dacaments found upon
the prisoners and the dead. the weakness 81
che parties in the attempt TO carry out their
apparent design, and their miserable end
"a degraded beneath sympathy. and erciies
contempt a. miserable caricature Of insur.
reetionary ambition. Baltimore S'aa.
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sSRIME Sweet New Crop MOLAssEs aud fresh
RICE; also 1856 sacks fne SALT, at 80. SO cash.
One d Grover & Bakers Best Family Sewing Ms
chimes, which hsseiried aud proved, now on hand
and Tor sale. JAMES WEBB.
Ian 81 A.
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HoLLoAYW'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of all Nations. as well as the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old as we'll a.
Of The New World stamp this powerful remedial Agent
as the greatest healing preparation ever made known
10 suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
ihsn marvellous through the external orfces OF the
-kR invisible 10 the nakt3 we, il reaches the seat Of
the Internal disease and Ia ell external affections lis
anti.nimmatary and healing virtues surpass anything
else Oh record, aud is Nature great ally.
ERYsIPELAS AND SALT RHETM
Are two af the most common and yirulent disorders
prryaleni this continent 10 these the Ointment is
especially anisgonisIc. il nofus operGdi Is first
to eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases Of many yesrs standing that have periins.
ciuUsy refused to yield to sny other remedy or treat.
ment have invariably succumbed 10 a few srplica.
lions u this powerful unguent.
ERuPTIONs ON THE SKIN,
Arising from bad slar 81 The blood o. chronic dis.
eradcaed. and clear and transparent surface
egained by the restorative action Of this Ointment II
surpaes many Of the and other toilet sppIi-
In IL power 10 disps rashes and other dAfsure.
menis Of the face.
PILES AND FIsTULA.
Every form and feature Of thcsc prevalent and stub-
horn disorders ersdicsieJ locally and entirely hy the
Use Of this rmplient; warm lamentations should PIE.
crds application Is healing qualities will be found
TO I've thorough and inyariabe.
Both iLs Ointment aud Pills should be used
in hs (aHocing case;
Bunions, Rheumatism, Sore Threats.
Burns, Ringsotn. Sores Of ell kinda,
Chappej Hands, Salt Rheum, Sprains.
Chilblains, ScalJs. stiff Joints
fistula, skin Diseases, letter.
Gout, SweIled Glands, Ulcers.
Lumbaso, Sore Legs, Ienefeal Sores.
Neieudal Erup. sore Breasts, Wound, Of ali
tons, Sore Heads, kinds
Piles,
~" CAUTION - None are genuine unless the
words " Holloway, New York and LONDON" are dis.
crrnable NatermaTk in every leaf Of the book Of
directions afaund each Tot o. boz The same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 The lahl. hand
some reward will bc given 10 any one rendering such
information may lead 10 the detection Of any parry
parties eounterciiins the ncJcines OF vending the
same. knowing them 10 he spurious.
-. sold II the Manufactures " Professor Holic.
say, so Maiden Lane New York aud ~ al respecta.
HE Druggists and Dealers In Medienrs throughout
The United stat snd the civilized world, Ia boxes ii
Is cents. 50 cents, and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving BY taking the laig.
ef SHES
n. Bs-Direc,ions ior the guidance og patients In
every disorder sre ai6Ied to each boa.
Aug TO- o.
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Imitation Of a $40 Gold Piece.
ORIENTAL REAUTIFIER,

For Improving The GompfeJToi.
Frcm time mmrnorial, l.aIils of the highest rank,
Empesses and Qleens, have caused NaIure 10 be ~.
plorej By The most lraned aud skful, IL Iini pre-
parapn which woull nm,diatel, improve AID beau.
tify the Complexion.
The Oriental Btauifsr
Imtans 10 the skin in.iqnllneausiy, lhsr whieness
sn;tncss, and vtlyety appearance. shch seldom net
with IN adults. and peculiar aone q tho ynunR and
healthy and yet perfectly natural, that The closest
scrutiny fails 10 detect IL presence.
Il removes FTrcklr,. Reinr-s. Roughne.s, and al
impurities II the hlSod u also eShsles delightful
fragrance. anil IL unequAed ~ Perfume.
Il Is suafanleed to I've fee from Ill neiallie sub.
stances or any other ingredients injurious 10 The skin.
Ia each csisson ~ NE Bsautfer /. inriudrd
"A Flacon Of Colour de Rose fO1tnf.
the Rares. Preparation etish, which. ~hen used in
connection with tic Deauief. produces trsllS nsgi.
cal effect.
Il the snJ coup de graes Of every PARTISAN Belle,
and the Proprietor has bern injured 10 establish an
Agency Cor Il. ste IN the United states.
p.ts. .rh.., ~, tnntl maj natl All IS
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Jshn Calhoun. u Surveyor General 81 Kansas and
Nsba.ka. spd President u The i.eron9pu cons'i,u.
tonL Conversion, died al 81. J1sph's on the ian
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Patent pocket Coin petecter,

For hsiing IN kiads " Gpid and Si!ter COINS.
The stfe 81 int cute little Instrument = three inches
long. qusnsi iieh thick. and weighs one aud a hall
ouDces shirh makes u rnyrnitn Tor carrying 10 the
pocket and will he sent bs mail prepaid. 10 any person
10 the United states fof 81.
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EQUITY SALES
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0aIScK 1 ouSTy

Robert j. Emerson and wife. and others, on partr.
Petition Cor sale Of Real Estate.
PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Cnur II Equity for
Grunge County. made at September Tenn. 1859.
] viii -.li al ~ ocl ok ~ Mandi, as day OF 0eie-
ief neat. the premises hipl I'LL, thai tact
d land % Boia,d's Creek. aj,niHg the lands Of W.
II. Baiie. Mana n. Mitchell and olhei., containing
about lhty srfes. having up,n avery valuable FlluI
AID Tom Mil. known as the Hudson Mill.
Also at the same time aud place, lOl in the village oi
Chapel Hill al the corner 81 Franklin and Columbia
Streets containing shout acre. and upon which is
tn Mansion Ha,l-s u the late Isaac Hudson.
Twelve lnonlhs credit will he gwen; bond and good
security required. TIE reserved until the purchase
money Is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & " e.
September 20. Price Adv. ) 0s-
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REDUCED PRICES
ron rHr sEsr KIND OF
Sewing Machines.

4 Will. INV sell for $50 Bsnholps Plain Family
Marhns shith makes the best aud Inost elastic
slch. aud altogether The INST fslisble and dutsb!e
Of any yet offered foT ssls.
JAMES WEBB.
tsPisfnksI 10 ns-.