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rRnM MAsHINGroN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Lieut. Hall de.
parted to-day for Fort Sumter with instruc-
lions for Major Anderson. Their character
is unknown; but il has been ascertained that
the troops will not be withdrawn from the
fort, and that il will be defended 10 the last
extremity.
Col. Hayne, Commissioner from South
Carolina, has, Il is understood, moderated his
views since his arrival here, and will remain
several DAYS. The opinion IS almost unani-
nous in secession circles. that all collision at
present should be studiously avoided. Col.
III. has been in daily 'consultation with the
leaders OF the secession movement, who are
opposed 10 hostilities.
ii il believed that strong representations
have been made within few days past urg
ing the authorities Of South Carolina 10 per-
nit Major Anderson 10 have every facility
for marketing and obtaining other domestic
supplies.
The plan now before ihc Committee Of The
House on Federal Relations, IN connection
with the House Of Delegates at Richmond, is
regarded with much interest in political cir
cles here. The idea emanated from Mr..
Pryor, Of Virginia. and receives the cordial
endorsement Oi the trittenden, douglas ana
Breckenridge men, and men Of all shades of
Southern and conservative opinion. The
plan Is, first, there must be some deiinitiye
and conclusive settlement Of the slavery
question, or separation is inevitable. Sc
cond, proposing the Crittenden compromise,
as amended by Mr.. Douglas, as basis for
fair and honorable adjustment, and the least
which Virginia feels she could take as set
Element. Third, the appointment Of COM
missioner 60 each State in the Union repre-
senting the action Of Virginia, and inviting
d response to this basis Of settlement. Fourth,
a strong appeal to the Federal Government
10 STAY Is hand and avoid all acts which may
lead 70 collision pending the mediation Of
Virginia. Fifth, an appeal to the secediug
States to preserve the existing status, and
abstain from all acts which may prccipitate
q collision.
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THE HEBREWS AND SLAVERY.

Il is singular fact that the most masterly
expositions which have lately been made Of
the constitutional and the religious argument
for slavery are from gentlemen Of the Hebrew
faith. Senator Benjamin, Of Louisiana, has
made most unanswerable speech on the
rights Of the South ever made in the Senate,
and Rabbi Raphael, in, the pulpit Of New
York, has delivered discourse which stands
like the tallest peak of the Himmalahs--im-
movable and Incompatible. Both these eff
forts are as great in their calmness and Dig
nifty as in their irresistible logic and pro-
found learning. In addition to its uuriyal-
led erudition, there is something ALMOST start
ling and sublime where, in certain part Of
his discourse, this Jewish Rabbi instructs
that false preacher Of Christianity, Henry
Ward Beecher, in the spirit and principles
of his own religion. Rich Dispatch.
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The Temple IF Hedhk.- Pleasure ~ Pain choose
he tween them We who suffer from the psnss q dys.
pcpss The excfuciaing fortunes of rheumatism o. The
sgonizing twngcs Of gout- whose miuds depressed
81 hidden sorrow or bodies afflicted with internal dis.
ease-whose nights are fcndetcj hirous hy ifightlnl
drgsms- whose days sfc spent 10 signing lof The ~
lent repose Of The tomb-whosc souls sccped IN the
fs,homlcss lethsrg 81 despair dare % entertain The
thought Of sedesruc,on The sole relief from grief
sBd miscry-hoId land hesrken % the voice 81 ibe
multitude who have drank he fountain Of lie anil
health. Holoways Pills and Ointment are the only
great antagonists Of disease whether o. mind body
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

We regret 10 learn that our fellow towns.
man, w. $. Marsh. conductor Of The freight
train, on the N. Z. Road, was seriously,
though not fatally injured, on Monday last,
by the breaking Of the axle Of shsnty car.
When il broke Mr.. NJ. attempted TO make
his escape by Jumping out. but before he
could accomplish this movement, il capsizcd
aud caught him under II. where he remained
for more than an hour. Every erertion was
made TO relieve him, but the car catching
FIRE. gave the engineer all he could do TO ex-
tinguish II. while the other hands after lit
lie difficulty, succeeded In rescuing Me-.
Marsh from his perlous situation. Ills
wounds are considered very severe but not
mortal. Hish Poiai Reporter.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.

'rHE Spring Session Of this Institution will com.
meme gsnusry 9Th, 1861. Students will be ad-
mtcd Al any time. aud charged from the time Of en-
trance un The end of the session. except IN cases Of
proncied illness. The new Academy will be compile
ted BY the lst Of February. when the accommodations
aud facilities will &c equal those Of any other school
Of the same order. Board in respectable families near
the Academy, ~ per mouth, including washing and
al other necessaries. Terms Of Tuition g. 10 and rs
dollars per session. Branches taught Reading Writ
ing, spelling, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra
Latin, DC. DC No pains will be spared 10 promote
the interest and advancement Of boys committed 10 my
J. L. BR0WER.
December III. IL
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The news from Washington this morning

The news from Washington this morning
Is ofthe highest Importance. Col. Hayne,
the Commissioner from South Carolina, was
informed by the President on Tuesday that
any communication he had to make must be
made in writing. Col. Hayne thereupon
withdrew, in order to prepare his PROPOSE
ton, but up to last evening had not sent his
communication to the Executive. 1t is
known, however, that Col. Haynes mission
is to demand the prompt and unconditional
surrender Of Fort Sumter to the South Car
olina authorities; and it is also known that
the President will unequivocally and em-
phatically refuse to comply. Furthermore,
II is known that the President has despatch
ed orders to Maj. Anderson to act entirely
on the defensive, but to defend Fort Sumter
against any attack to the last extremity.
Col. Hayne asserts that if the fort is not Civ
en- up oceans of blood will flow. That the
South Caroinians will attempt its capture is
beyond xuestlon. NeD York Herald, I'm.
We are opposed to coercion. and should
deplore war and bloodshed, but we do not
see how the President can order Fort Sum
ter to be surrendered or abandoned. Surely
South Carolina, while availing herself Of the
postal facilities Of the United States, might
agree to permit Fort Sumter to remain as it
is until further efforts shall have been made
to adjust difficulties. STANDARD.
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Hon. p. soule, Of Louisiana, ina letter adj.
dressed TO the people Of that State on the
present crisis 10 public affairs. uses the fol.
lowing significant and timely language I" n
this Government IL TO be oyerthrown. aud
the South Is 10 organize itself into distinct
and seperate eonfederacy, il we're hardly an
act Of discretion, on our part. 70 commit the
trust Of erecting the latter TO the very men,
who. with all he Federal power at their bid
ding, with the purse and sword in their
hands to sustain themselves, have IN less
than four years, not only destroyed the most
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
wednesday, January %, 1861.

Mr.. Stewards recent speech in the Senate, the con
Guiding portion Of which will be fonnd in the Record
cr'oday is said to have been conciatory and conser
vatyc throughout. He Is said TO have taken ground
for admitting all the Territories at once as States, thus
getting rid Of the Territorial question that the fugitive
slave law must be enforced and the Northern States
repeal their personal liberty laws; tina, nyasons Of the
States should be punished by law; also, Constitution
al guarantees tina, slavery in the States shall never be
disturbed.
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Balmoral Female School.

0GR School, SIX miles north of H,l.lsuoneh. wtli
" hereafter DC known ~ the Bslroia f.maIp Sra.,,.
The next session viii commence January > 1851.
TERMS.-In Tie Literary department. ;slg 10 ani
SIS. per term Of twenty. Neeks.
Pupils can enter Al any time. pnd ptt frYm III time
they enter; no deduction afterwards except Al Tie ~.
lion OF the Principal
Board convenient 70 the Academy rs pei taan,. ~.
GLIDING lights aud washing.
Miss ". e. WHARTON. Tuirss.
Rev. ARCH'D CURRIE Pdncip.l
December Is. 72-8w
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FiRE IN NEwBERs.--0n Tuesday morning
last a serious fire occurred in Newbern, des-
iroying the Tin aud Sheet Iron Mandatory
Of Messrs. G. A. Hart, Brother & Co, the
City Restaurant Of X. wilkins, the Court
House. the store and dwelling Of n. Tins
dale, and some others. The loss was very
considerable. That Of Hart & Co, about
els 900.
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Watsonville Female Seminary,

VNHE next Session Of this School will commence on
= the frs, Monday in February next, and continue
Eve months.
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor has
in his employ for the ensuing session full corps Of
experienced Teachers and every pains will be taken to
render this school worthy the patronage Of the pubhe
Young ladies will be conveyed from Graham station
or the Companys Shops, n. q. Railroad, TO Watson
VILE free q charge, by informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival at those places.
Z. F. WATSON.
January sth, 1861
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Secession. Mississippi Convention passed
the ordinance Of Secession The sih insisn BY vote
Of 81 TO IS; Florida the 10Th by vote Of CO 10
and Alabama on the liih BY vote Of 81 TO 49, The
seeding States invite olhef southern States to send
delegates to General Convention. 70 We heldat Mont
gomery on the 4,h Of February 70 form southern
Confedefaey.
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mARRaEp.

At ST. Bartholomew Church, Peterborough. on he
morning Of Tuesday, the 18th Inst, BY The Rev. Nj.
sutton. Mr. EDWARD J. HALE, j., Of Fayetteville.
10 Miss MARIA RHETT Hill. daughter Of Thomss
Hill. Esq, Of Hsilbron, near Piiisboroush.
On the oh instant. BY Rev. !. NJ Kirkpsitick. Nj.
MARSHALL cUMPToN 10 Miss ELIZABETH
A. GATES, I'll Of hi. place.
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l.
gates has passed resolutions in favor Of a
conference Of commissioners from slayehold-
ing and non-slayeholding States al Washing
ton, on the 4th of next month, to agree upon
some plan of adjustment to be presented TO
the Northern States--said adjustment to be
made part Of the Constitution. The reso-
lutions declare that the propositions embrace
ed in the resolutions presented to the Senate
thy Mr.. Crittenden, q constitute the basis Of
such an adjustment as would be accepted by
the people Of this Commonwealth"
MAssAcHusErTs.-The Boston Journal, an
able Republican organ, declares that at least
twot thirds Of the people Of that State are in
favor of repeal of the Personal Liberty
law-some because they believe il unconsti-
tutional, others because they deprecate such
Legislation as contrary to the spirit Of ma
tiona! obligations, others as concession to
the conservative sentiment Of the South, and
others still in order that Massachusetts, may
stand before the country without a suspicion
Of being unfaithful to the Constitution and
the Federal compact.
Governor Letcher, Of Virginia, in pursuance
81 the law just passed BY the Legislature, has
issued his proclamation ordering an election
TO be held throughout the State on The 4th of
February Tor delegates TO Convention which
is TO assemble at Richmond on the 18th Of
the same month.
Mississippi having seeded, the artillery
we're ordered to Vicksburg on the 18th, By
the Governor, TO hail and question passing
boats. Trouble is brewing on the Mississippi
river.
A bill has been introduced into the Senate
Of New York, providing for submitting to the
people at an early day the question Of amend
ing the Constitution OF the United States by
ENGRAVING the Crittenden amendments.
Governor Letcher has issued proclama.
ton ordering an election. on the 4th Of Feb
raary, Of delegates TO the Virginia convcn-
ton, which is TO meet on the 10th Of Feb
ruafy.
Hen. Henry r. Lane, who was inausnTated
as Governor Of Indiana on Monday. was On
"Wednesday elected United States Senator
BY the Legislature OF that State whereupon
he resigned The Office Of Governor. aud %. p.
Morton, Lieutenant Governor. was sworn as
Governor.
At large Union meeting held las, week in
Phlladelphis, resolutions we're passed favor
ing Cancellation instead Of coercion. recon-
needing the immediate repeal Of laws IN.
friendly 10 The South, and approving Of the
Crittenden resolutions.
A county convention held at Frederick,
Mary land. on Tuesday. resolved that Mary
land shall never remain in northern con-
federacy.
CHARLESTON AND NEw YoRK STEAMERS
The Savannah Republican announces that, in
consequence oi the distractions in Charles
ton harbor. the steamers formerly plying be-
tween that port and New York wilIhereafter
90 70 Savannah. and have their csrgoes trans.
ported 10 Charleston over the Charleston and
Savannah railroad.
THE Posr 0FrIcE.-It is said that the dai.
~ and weekly newspapers Of New York
city, receive yearly by mail s5.00O.000.
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Our publications are u the most interfering charac-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

The Legislature The discussion Of the bill
Tor calling Convention was continued in both Houses
oflhe Legislature throughout the whoIeof last week
The discussion was ain.resumed on Monday. Final
action on the bill may be expected this week.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERsoS coUNry.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1850.

Joel swesnsy '. John e. swcaney.
anachMeaf hrisd on Lind.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction o. the Court that the
defendant John q. Sweancy, IL not reeidcni o. this
State, Il Is therefore ordered by said Court that publ.
calion be made 10 the Marlborough Recorder for six
weeks. cr sid John z. swesney 70 make bis personal
appearance al the nett term Of this Coui 70 BE- held
COR the county o Person. Il the couu house il Rorbo
rough. on the third Monday in March merit then and
there 70 snsser The shove complaint, o. judgment will
lie entered against him pro conicsso.
Witness, Charles Mason, ClCrk o. said Court, Il Of.
6ce, the third Monday d December. A. ID. 1860.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
January IS. Ptice adv. 81 50. 75-6v
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Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking dornsof The
nervous SYSTEM 10 be e1csbIc or nervous m small
degree is most distressing Tor where eau remedy u
found There Is :-Jtink bot little vine beer or
spirits, or fer letter none take no coffee weak lea be-
ing preierahe get all the fresh air Won can take three
Or four Pills every night; eat plenty Of solids svoJing
the Of sops and il these golden rules be followed.
you will he happy in mad and strong ID body and for
get YOU have any nerves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

The passage o. the ordinance Of Secession was eele
bsled Il Mobile the lh instan, BY salute Of one
hundred guns and 100000 was subscribed for the de-
ence Of that city.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RASoE CousTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Issues to February Term, 1861.

Petition for Portion.
IT appearing 70 me. George Laws. Clerk ofihe Court
Of Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS for Orange county,
" The affidavit Of susan Valentine that the defendant
lame Valentine s not resident Of the state Of North
Csrolns Notice i hereby gwen 10 said defendant that
be msks bis personal appearance II our neri Count Of
Pleas and Qasnsf Sessions 10 be held for The county
of Orange, At The court hSuse IN Marlborough on the
fourth Monday Of February, 1851, then and there 10
plesd answer o. demur 70 said petition, judgment
will he taken pro confesso and the sane head cr pare
a. 10 him.
wdaess George Isws Clerk Of said Court, At ofi.ce,
The fourth Mondsy sf November. is60.
GEORGE LAWS. C. C. C.
December 81, 1860; pfice adv. ~ 50 ts-os
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The London Times says Mana Sshib is
still alive, with three or four thousand fol-
lowers, in Thibet, and has plenty of money.
The Senate Of Arkansas has refused to
pass the House bill calling Convention in
that State.
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DISSOLUTION.

vI,HE firm Of !. g. rURRENTINE q son i ihi.
n day Dissolved w muiusI consent
Al persons indebted 70 aid firm, either BY note OF
account are earnestly requested 70 call snd sctle Ne.
scfe February Court, % the business st BE- closed
without delay.
TT The business wi hereafter be conducted Under
she stylc % TURkENFlNE 4 SONS.
January 10. To-
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Mothers and Daughters.

Ifthere L one thing than another Cor which these
Pills are famous il j. their purifying properties o.
pecaly their power n cleansing The blood from ali i'm
pGries, and removing dangerous end suspended secre
lions Universally adopted a. the csc srsad remedy ler
semae complaints, they never lal weaken thesy
ten, and always bring about what !. rsquised.
Sick Headaches and Want of Anetite
These feelings which 50 sadJen us, most freoueo,lv
afise from nnneYances or trouble fso o,strpcisJ n,
sPreion Or from eitng and drinking What q unl Jor
~ thus deug The lives and siomsch These
must he reeuh'ed ifyou wish 70 lie yell The Pills. z
iakca according 10 the printed inslrucnns, will aniek
u restore healthy action 20 both liver AMI stomach
"hentc follow ass natural consequence good appo,a,
md clear head IN The East aa6 Wes. Indies scarrelv
any other medicine Is ever rsrd Toe these disorders
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
u III dseases affecting hese organs. wbe,be, ,L.,
sce,eie TOO much Or 100 little winter d whether they IL
aheclrd wh The stone % gfivr with rches end pains
settled 10 the IONS over The regions 81 s kidneys nee
Pis should be taken according the printed directions
snd ibe Ointment Should b. well rucd into liz mali
q The back AZ bed lime This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when ell other means have failed.
For Stomachs out OF Order.
No medicine will 50 eff,cluslly improve ,bs to-
the stomach lhcse Pills ihey remove n; .s;,.
eas!onfd ether by iniempctsncs improper dict tn
i've Mscr snd fedute ittoa healthy action thew ~.
wonderfully eiieaciaus 10 81 spasm-in "a, ,he,
never inconng 81 disorders d the liver and stomach
Holo9dgs PB Gls hs.Bssf remedy kooDn 4, d.
isofd IN he flooring Diseases.
Asue, fema'eifregulaIi- serofula, or King,
Asthma, tes, Evil,
y omplainsFeseis, oil kinds Son. Tb,o,,..
o'' 49, w zoe rus, stone and Gravel,
/, an 1oai' Secondary Symp-
= no"tl' VhIialhts, iitldache, toms,
,.'.is5...,,,., Indigestion, Tic Dolounur,
- I, g'iVil"i 'ne,hhammatlon, Tumours,
:, Doee'' Jlundke, Ulcers,
CONSUMPTION, Liver Complains. Yepere,IA n.c,;on.
= n't,i'' bemhaso Worms OF al kinds
:, n.oPs, ries, Meskncss, from
p'seueyt Rhe0maiism, vhsievr, 49,.
B,ysiPtas, Retention ofUriue. &e. A.
" CAUTION None sto genuine ,nl,., a..
@ofds " Holloway, New York end i,onin, > 80 Ia..
le'nshle as Wslermsrk 10 every leaf of ne boot ~
anesuohs around each lot o. boz the sam, NAV IL
palhn seen by hoding The leaf 20 Ihe lahi. hard.
some toward will b. given TO sny zoe feuletiny serh
n'ofmscn As NAV lead 20 the detection of ,ny rs,,v
q parties connterlciing The nejcises o. ,enjing tbs
same, knowing then to be spgdous
-. sold st the Manuf,r,ofir. ~ p,,ee..as nm.
wa, 80 Maiden Lane, New Yod snd b. 81 respecta.
w druggists aud Dealcis 10 Medicines throughout
lhe United Sistts snd The civilized WORLD IN bones n
y cents. 6s cents, and 81 each.
IL Thee Is considerable saving by taking The
larger sizes.
Nh i,cei;ons b. tie rCidsnre u patient. n e..
cry disorder ae afiied u eaeh bos.
oc,obetS Ssflas
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HUGHESS ACADEMY.

'ENHE nett Session Of this school, under ne lsrtc
Of the subscriber As Principal. and n. NpsSsa4l
As Joint Principal, wl begin Oh Monday, Isnusr iii.
1851. Terms heretofore; In Classical D.p4fia III.
$s5; II Euglish Department. SIS.
Board 90 The iill, 50 per session, el.eNltis. l.5n
s42 80 10 sss per session.
Religious service Al tho Academy as ol.en q. con.
senent.
Wv. HUGHES, Principal.
December .. ~
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

MISS MINORS next Session viii commence 81
49, the lih Of January, 1861. Term. Ca iu,tti,e.
lion. $780, o. Piano fir praciirc. IS. pa,atl, iaf
IN advance, and the remainder At The tlaa Il The -.
sion. A Few young ladies' viii &c received as lfilai.rs
December ID. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

A New Paper.--Ths Carolina Wing i the
name q new paper published at Concord ~ this
state, BY J. W. Gorman, ED, The 6fst nuaibcr Of
which reached our office last VIZ. Il makes quite q
respectable appearance. eonsifvssvs in politics, and
bids fair 10 b. . useful sheet.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

u REMAINING in the Post Office at iilIsborough,
= N. @. on the ist day of January, 1867: II.
William II. Andrews, Alexander Murdock,
Israel Abbott, 2 William III. Morgan
Martha A, Borand, Rev. A. Mcdowell,
Thomas Barlow, William Morrow,
William A. Brown, Cadet Mansfield,
L. Brown, Matte Morrow,
Miss L. ID. Clark, Jan, Pickett,
Martha T.. Cafes, w. G. Robson,
Thomas Gates, Pegsie Jane Iiountree,
Mary Clark, A.. s. Route
Phebe Clancy, Tira b. Ray,
John Y. Dorlch, Henry Ray,
w. X. Edes, James Riley,2
A. Fowler, ID. p Sykes,
Henry NJ. Giles, w. II. Stovlll,
Elizabeth Glass, Susan Thompson,
Wiley Gilbert, Ezekiel Thompson.
]. NJ. Harris, William Thompson,
Archibald Hunter, JOSIAH N. Thompson,
Archibald b. Hayes, William II. Thompson.
NJ, b. w. Hartman, De Wit q. Underwood,
Sam Hanes, Thcophus q. Nandyke,
Mary A. Hill, Sarah Wilson,
William Henderson, Robert l.. Pratt,
John Kirk, Mary Wiikrrson,
Sarah ]. Kcllog, William W.lkerson,
Lawrance Kinion, Ann Wright,
Il. l.. Kemp, Mary Z. Williams,
Elizabeth Lloyd, Rhcn Y Walker, If Lucy
William q. latta, lohn r. II ilson,
Frederick Lloyd, Heuy Whlakcr.
John A. Link, William ID Williams,
J. D. Long, William 8. Wilkerson.
Joseph Ladd,
Persons calling for any Of the above letters vii
please say they are advertised.
Z. L. PARISH, p. III
January /. "a