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The President Of the United States ha
issued his proclamation calling for 800 90,
additional volunteers The undersigned. il
accordance Herewith are organizing com-
pany In this county. 10 serve in the list Reg
ment. which will be Immediately organized
at Camp yigo.
The company viii be organized TO the
number OF l0l men. rank and file. The paw
will be from 81 , to s23 per month: aud every
thing found
BY order of The Adjutant General. this day
issued. one months pay and S25 Of the
bounty money will be paid each recruit a.
soon as mustered into service.
Recruiting Office in Doles Building ON
Third street. noder the Armory.
J. c. CLIFFORD,
July .. 1869. MICHAEL DODSON.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon.
mending the above gentlemen to those that
are willing to volunteer. They have both
seen military service. Mr. Clifford having
served in the 10Th and Mr.. Dodson in the
lltn Regiment T. b. ALLEN,
iulySilw H.D. SCOTT
ENGRAVING oy DouGLAs.-The Agent for
the sale OF this celebrated Steel Engraving.
by Doney. from the photograph by Hesler,)
published by Marsh Rowe 4 Co, is now in
the city. Mr.. Couch informs us that he will
only remain here for ten days, aud every
ono wishing one of these splendid engra-
wings should avail themselves of the oppor
tunity and call on him at the Clark House.
Mr.. Couch will also call on the business por
tion of the city for orders. Price of en-
craving 81 90. Frame in rosewood A., so.
OUR COUNTRY Calls is TO ARMS ALI
those willing to join with us. and shoulder a
musket in defence of our country, will come
forward and sign the muster roll at the re.
cruiting Office on 81 street. or at the Andi-
tors Office. T.. B. ALLEN.
j. {. GFFonp,
NJ. DoDsox.
sB Fair to choice New Orleans Sugar
receiving and for sale by
uly7d2w A. McRGEGOR Il co.
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sT strumous or scrofaloas affections sre a.
curse. the blight. the potato rot of mankind. Te,
are vie and liAy As veil as fatal. They arise fr.
Contamination and impurlty Of the blood and are
be seen all around rs everywhere. One quarter -
all Nc n-eei are tainted With then and S-ast,r
81 these die Of them; die fcO,shly foo because ls
are durable. Afrs's sAskArAHnIk oicanses ous tn
scroisious corruption nom the blood reners a. pa
snd healthy. aud ereetuslly sxpargates tle fouI
contamination nom the system. SO longer groa
under your scfofulous disorders since the lrrcssis
bio Arrs has provided his mssssi.y eoniblnaiioa q
curative virtues that he calls sAss,rAsn1a lnes-
ocrsi, Waterbury. ct.
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UNDE RTAKINc.

q II. WALTER-Will devote his
~ entire attention 10 the above business A.
Chsdwiek's Livery Stable,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Cloth. Velvet and Wood Collins, with fuli aud COM
plete assortment Of
Underteker's Goods and Trimming,
Also. all sltes of the late and improved s,vle.
METALLIC
Cases and Caskets!
have made arrangements whereby can sell the
Csses and Caskefs al 7tco thirds fLeir Former
Prices.
AID have also very musa .edrces the price ~ cloth
and Velvet Cofans.
By my thorough knowledge, former experience.
low prices and exclusive attention 20 this business
I hope 70 receive . share Of public favor
Bodies preserved In Ice any length of time desired
Carriages furnished when desired.
q. n WALTER
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
~ ssse D~eliines snd stors ksoms i,>n..r b,
towns. sreelsnt places 70 s<il roots wki<h | vii
rs1s fss property IN rssr Tsrrs Hsutn snA nav :
ei1srsscs N casa Applyts
a HARBKkT,
es<ledSven ksN ksfsr As>zi
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IA. MADISON - candidate for the
office Of County Treasurer At the October
election.
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:B Fair to choice New Orleans Sugar
receiving and for sale by
uly7d2w A. MoRGEGOR Il co.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

renslons, bounty money, Bounty
Land.
II >. DANALDSON. NotSry Pub
~ lie. Collector, Claim Agent. A., a., orers
lt services 20 tho public especially 10 those Who
have been connected with the Military service Of IL
United States and who may have any elem against
ne General Government He will arrGnke. forward
~ successfully prosecute all valid claims a. reason
abie charges, and AZ rapidly the business can l..
dispatched before the proper Offices al Nashingtou
Having IKs fEkns experience and practice hsrcin.
and the aid % old officer Of the Senersi Govern
inent under President fillmore's Administration ~
'snnot fall IN being successful with ell legal claims
whethsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY er LANb
WARRANTS
HaLF-PAY PENSIONS The wldow.. or n no
Widows, the Children under sixteen years of age o.
and soldiers Of the present or any pfsvious
vice, are entitled 10 Half Pay Pensions
INVALID PkSslONs.-Au officers and soldier.
Who are disabled by reason OF wounds received 81
disease conIa acted while IN the service and In ih
line OF saty as asoldier. a, any period are tuf
LAND wARRANrs.-An who served Ia day.
- % the past of the United Statcs Or oSs ia,
battle, are entitled 60 leo acres Of Land In c..s
ieath, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY M0NKl.-The heirs q all Soldiers 81
a.e volunteered during the pfe---. ar iol tnr.-
osIs Or drfing tle war aid have dics ls.n III e
- la Tie service. arc entitled 10 ONH HJkpanf,
o. sks Bounty Money and such arrears - The sol
tier.s pay As May have accrued - - tats ~ hi.
4 Ath.
SochArges made without claim d. suee..-fou,
i.fl1 mated.
Deeds aud Mortgage executed. and Hanks mr..
nished.
sS Eastern arrearags. arranged and collected
sud exchange promptly remitfet
OFFiCk Al The old corner stand
Ds. DASALDsOS
teesdu Notary Public. a..
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Harvester for 1859.
Farmers slffeMfiOMl
\ CHALLENGE OFFERED
Balls Ohio Mower and Reaper I'm
proved
Secured ty Sixfssa Sspsrat, psfsafs.

Secured ~ Sirtssn Sspsrst, Patents!
This machine, al the various trials and Fsirs.
has taken On almost unprecedented number u pre-
miums. Al the greatest practical Aeld trial of
Respers and Np~ers heid In the United STATES,
Il Syracuse. :. h, tbs mschlue rseelyed the
srssless number ofersdii marks stttiing Il b. the
6raua Gold Medal and DiPloms offered ~ the Uni
It'd states Agricultural socisty for the BKsI Nov
lng Machine.
rial IN the geld 1. all that {. required 10 sise
this machine preference all others aud nos
sske IBIS method of Offering shaileuge for trial Of
~ Ohio Reaper aud Mover as a Coxal<ao hachins,
against all others offered for sale In this market
Farmers ~iIi 30 veil 20 cali ard examine tbls
usehine before parchss.ng any other.
por saie a our wsrehors.
TURNER a hckEES
We siso Agents fer Moors's Patent Improved
2 sin Drill aud TIE ''Giani' sugar NIL.
Uiotw7u TuaSER q MckEFN.
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Isna eaBdidsts fot Counts Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS
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We ate authorized 90 shnounee 4 W.
e.rboof =. A Candidate for the Office Of Col
VICTOR and Treasurer OF the county Of Nigo.
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lam candidate for the ofics OF Treas
ufsf Of vigo count, 81 The October elecuon.
". = DURHAM.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EDsso. ExrnEss.-I am candidate tor
she 0fsce Of County Treasurer.
June Is. ie62. SIX. ALLEN.
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FROM NORFOLK.
1eSzoIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIE IisP ArcH.

Noa1oLx, Jan. IS, 1868.
Yesterday afternoon . steamer brought mp
to the city Lieutenant John L. Hurt and
Mrs. Doone and her three daughters. Lieut..
H., who wss released on parole, was csPtur-
cd at 9reenbrisr river, on the 18Th Of No.
vsmber, and sent to Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Doone, who had been rssiding In
Philadelphia for some time, for the purpose
OF educating her children, will proceed 70
savannah. Ga. OF which city che 10 me-
tive
A considerable quantity Of clothing, &e..
occasionally pass through our city from the
North, for the Federal prisoners In the South.
These goods, packed usually in large boxes,
bales, &c are brought up In the steamers
that 60 down with nag OF truce. and are
generally forwarded by the southern Ex-
press Company.
This company, by the way, is OF great pub.
lie b0ne0t, and 10 managed according to Z
judicious and admirable system, which On.
surss the safe delivery of PACKAGES forwarded,
not only with Certainty, bat In the shortest
possible time.
Several persons have beon fined BY the
Mayor for Issuing small notes. The extern.
sive iasus Of them, which 10 still on the In.
crease, seems to have required the enforce.
ment Of the law on the subject.
There 10 no late news here from the nest,
which has been expected In the sound. We
shall soon have the particulars Of the pro-
csedinGs of Burnsi0e down there, and not
unlikely OF severe conflict between his ships
and our batteries
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w. TO THE VOrERS OF THIS OON.
~ 0RESSIONAL DIUTR1OT.-The ven
cradle JoHu TYLE8, With many honors ON his
brow, having, under Providence. been ~.
moved from the service Of his country. IL now
becomes duty Of more than ordinary grov.
ity. In the present solemn criais Of the Jon
fsderacy, to proceed to the choice Of . Repss.
sentative we'll qualidod 70 take his place In
the uext Oongrese.
The name Of WIN. n. MAUFARIAAND hss
already been favorably introduced 20 thsoon-
siderafion Of the DistFict by "Masy posws.~
and beg leave 70 say In support Of thst no0.
inatiOn, that, rom my own long residence N
Richmond, have had the opportunity Of
Observing bis bearing a. citizen from hts
drst settlement here; and, without hesitation.
assert that ] know NO one who has mere
fairly lived himself into the confidence OF
the many, who have had dealings With him,
for his Integrity and nberality % man, and
q the controller Of the respectable old
Farmess' Bank 70 mach 90, that pretaAies
itself has never csst an impu tatio0 apou Nm.
And probably there are few men Whose
Auancial experience and influence could b
more useful In making negotiations for tho
0ovs1nmsnt, lift should b your pleasuRs %
conllde your interests 20 him. lt = hened
that the large vote which Mr. MAOfAR.
LAND received at the last OonGfeortoosl
Election, will be deemed su1lcisnt invitation
for him 1T once TO declare himsslf candidate
for the seHrages Of his c0nstitesnta.
ia 1S-ltH AN OLD OATIzEN.
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DEE.

In Richmond, ON lns 14sA instant, In tbs
2lst year OF hex age, JUAlA b. daughter Vt
john T. aud r. \. Anderson. Of Hanover
county.
Hsr friends are rsspec fully invited 70 a.
tend her funeral. a. the 1hird Baptsst
Church, (GRnce stresu Tomorrow mor.inx a.
IL O'Clock.
On Friday, the 2Ath inst, ELLA WISE.
y0unGest dxugnter Of John and Eli1abeth
Rouse, aged years mon tbs anu IA days.
Sleep, on dear Ella. Thy work 10 done,
: The immortal pang has past,
Death has come and borne thee home
Beyond the stormy blast.
The friends and acQ uain tancss Of the fkmi.
ly are invited to attend her funeral At three
O'Clock. on Sunday evening, January 7sth.
on Firth and Byrd str cots.
saOn Friday, the 74th lost, on 0anhls.s
Hill. Mrs L TINSLEY. In the sixty- eighth
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place ~ her rest
dence to. morrow evening, At o'clock. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
On the 2lst inst, Of jaundice, at the Gen
eral Hospit9a In this city. II. Y. OOPE-
LANU, Of OvertVn county, Tenn. In the $s;h
year OF his sge. Mr.. Copeland was . mem.
Der Of COMPANY I, I'D Tennesses Regiment.
and contracted the disease which caused his
death while in active service on the Pc.
,omac. He leaves wife and three children
to mourn his los1
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The Sscne Blockade.

The Boston Courier, one Of the most re-
spectacle as we'll as able journals In New
England, and paper which never has joined
t1e hue and cry OF the Northern demons
against the South, has the folio wing very
sharp article on the stone blockade:
1.-The criticism to VIII ich the plan Of chok-
Ing up the har Dor Of On arleston is subjected by
the Lcndon Lzaminer, with which we perceive
otner foreign journals coincide, deserves
mhcn more than transient consideratio
We may lind tho carrying out Of this dslen6a
est Carthage policy much more serious cause
OF HOSTILITY, and even hatred towards US
amoGg ali civilized nations, than any devia.
ton froia doubtful principle Of interna.
sional law. We had supposed when we
bad glanced at the accounts OF preparations
for this expedient. and until quits recently,
tnat 1t was only intended for a more effsctuai
but still temporary blockade than could we'll
nc put In force by other means; but we did
not imagine that the object was to change
the very geography OF nature in . point SO
essential. We only put on record against it
an unavailing remonstrance. The scheme Is
more than heatken. When old Cato repeat.
ed at the end Of every speech his perpetual
formula, evsE in a Roman Senate, there was
q Scipio always ready to retort, Ard my
opinion 10 that Carthage should stand"
1--WE hold with ScipiO, not with Cato. But
even the purpose OF the cruel old Roman
was nothing to this. A hostile or rebellious
city, destroyed BY ordinary means, may be
foOullt, ana DE- 70 Otner generations, II not
now, these at Of comfort, prosperity, and hap
piness. But this .choEinx mp forever ma
lures channels Of life, intercourse, and
plenty 10 a measure dictated by neither
wisdom nor any feeling with which Chris
tian principle conid have any sympathy. It
will make US expressly execra1sd as IL be.
comes known by all the civilized world.
Nor is 1t to be overlooked that Other nations
may allege, with a reason which We shall
hnd it di1Rcult TO answer: You can blockade
your ports aud exclude us for time, for your
advantage or from your necessities, 1rom
commercial benefits ordinarily free to all
mankind. But you have no right TO change
the ordinance Of nature, 50 as 70 deprive us
and all mankind forever Of those dement's.
If You do, we can no longer regard you as
OF the FAMILY of nations; but rather. like some
savag. beast retirisrg to his den, whom those
who are able have q right to assail and de.
stroy-after yonr own example.
'!As for the article quoted from the New
York Tines, there 10 . depth Of unearthly
maligni.y about 1t which we do not remem.
Der ever to have read in ary composition.
Even were the deed necessary in ITSELF to
perpeuats 1t with snch feelings and motives
would be to surpass tina bar "a rity Of the
most rem0rssless savage"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The house met ut noon. No minister pre-
sent.
Mr.. Bass, from the Committee on Claims,
reported u bill for the relief Of Levi join
son.
Mr.. THR Ash offered . resolution that the
Speaker vncats the CHAIR At O'Clock p. n,
aud resume 1t IT O'Clock +. M daily until
the military bill shall 10 disposed Of. mr..
WILSON, Of Isle OF Wight, objected, and the
resolution was laid over day.
A communication was received from the
Secretary OF the Board Of Public Works, -.
porting the proceedings Of the BoaTa for the
past two years.
On motion Of Mr.. Bass. laid on the table
AID ordered 70 be printed.
The act TO revive and amend An act 70
authorize the issue Of small notes. was taken
up, ana after Q brief explanation BY pr.
k0BERTsoN, Of Richmond, the Senate amend
mems were concurrsd In.
Ihs bill 70 incorporate the Catherine Fur
mace Company OF the county Of npOtsylva-
MIA, was passed.
The bill declaring q portion Of South Ana
liver . lawful fence, WAS recommitted 70 the
Committee on Proportions and Grievances.
mittee on Nl,iisary Affairs, reported . bill to
constitute q corps to more enectuaily COLLECT
the arms belonging to the State and Oonfed-
crate States, not In active service, which was
read q firet time.
MI. WooDHouss offered q resolution that
select committee DO appointed 70 devise "sons
mode to prevent the escape Of slaves to the
enemy BY boats left BY their owners careless
the order OF the day, which was the con.
sideration Of the " Bill to organize the State
troops and volunteers OF Virgin was then
taken up. The various amendments propos.
ed by the majority Of the Oommit on Mill
tary Affairs were reported by the chairman
aud adopted by the House, With the view Of
perfecting the bill presented BY > ajority Of
the Comm ittee.
NJ ToMLIN made some amendments to the
substitute offered by him.
Without taking action upon the bill or sub-
sti sute, the House, At quarter past o'clock,
adjourned.
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Tho Lincoln Blockade.

There u No doubt that the present blockade
has ito inconvenisnces, and, In come respects,
serious disadvantages. We are by means
disposed 10 close our eyes to them, nor to I'M.
dsrrate them. 1t IL no consolation that for.
sign nations, BY permitting this obstruction
70 commerce in which 20 many millions Of
the Old World are interested, are inflicting
An injury and loss upon their own subjects
greater than that which we ourselves suffer
were opened, the war might last fifty years
without exhsustius the resources or sndau.
gering shy vital part Of the Southern Confsd-
sracy. But, eoncsding tho value Of open
ports In some most important respects to the
Southern cause, there are advantages flowing
from the present state Of things which are
equally undeniAtls, and which must prove Of
moro value in the end than any one could
gain by immediate and un0bs.xuesed commerce
with Europa
The South has been reduced TO state Of de-
psndsnce and vassslsgs a. much by what it
has not done, ~ by what has been done by its
enemies. II has been endowed by nature with
. soil, climate, aud productions unrivxlisd in
apy other part Of the world. Agriculture has
been ;ss only vocation, and agriculture, by
nsans Of it. domestic Institutions, guided by
ia own superior Intelligence and experience.
has yielded with ease returns such "a have
rarely flowed from the cultivation Of the soil
u any other portion Of the globe. Ii is true
that the great bulk Of the wealth flowing
from it. products has gone 70 enrich Northei,
capitalists and commerce; built upon not only
American bat Euslish owns. and covered every
~ with calling vessel, aud steamers. Bot
enough has been leh 70 enable the propristors
Of The coil 70 live In ease with little exer
tioss and have abundant leisure for intsllsctual
cultivation. There hasbsen no pressing and
palpahle motive 70 that divsrsifisd induetry
WhjsA h, a0e1 ~. the hfe-blood Of national
sypwth end power. Tha. sas South ha. sh.
esaspsial genins aud energy for the devotion.
Usnt h svery farm Of activity Of her vass =.
sources, end 1sr snocsss b every department
~ sstsspsiss, 4 showa by the brilliant tri
nncAs ~ has sehiey4d upon . national Thea
NJ When he Yasasss rsproaeh the peopll
Of shs South with indOlsncs and seltindul
espes, thsJ showed th<is own shallowness oi
ossasvaiies asa iaabilisy y souprshsnd sha
lsss PHILOSOPHY d ~ esslhsss saasasses.--
IT. Anss setAs sassgy WhisA tAs 6esiA ~
6evste6 = ~ ts,,stss ~ Aem1 tltee vstte)
1lsase a9l - eoDlots1 & 1sno4y(l3 a.
ntst1stts plfluil ~ 4 ttB 81 imp1la|
Gsyussne6h 70 Ws1A MI luld ~ ya1,
S1ef Fl tf0lt n fnkjl yjy0pf ~ or
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispsseh
Arrest Of Confederate Piekets-A EendisA Oxs.
raSe-Ayress IF q Ltncolmss, &c.
MoERon, VA Jan. q, 1862.
We have In formation from ;umpinS
Branch, Mercer county, that four Of our
militia pickets were taken prisoners on Fri
day night last by the Yanks~s. One of the
prisoners captured was Mr.. Beckley, son
Of the General OF the same name. 1t IL also
stated that Mrs. Gen Bsekley was robbed OF
four hundred dollars, left with her for sate
keeping.
learn from unquss ton. be authority that
most diebolical Outrage has been erpefrAted
upon Que Of the best and most respected
ladies of Msfcer county By nve Of Lincoln's
aends. The husband Of the lady whese per.
SON was violated 10 ct this tins In the Con.
ledeYaae service. Tho hollisA ST were led on
by Union man, said to b named Gales.
How long are We 70 endure thsoo things In
western VtrginiA7
There was sent from Monroe bounty fsw
days $50 one Of the most dangerous Union
man IN the county. One Of his 6fothsrs has
said that al thos0 engaged IN his aErest Will
A great deal Of sickness pgova1Io In this
county At The present time. Some Of or
bsst citizens have died. and great many
others are uttll sick ESLIx. :,
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We have Obtained some further particulars
regarding the murder Of william Jewett,
late engineer and conductor on the Clover
Hin branch of tas Richmond ana Petersburg
Railroad. which, though they do not throw
much light upon the AFFAIR, may yet b read
with interest. A man BY The name Of Fer.
gusson, the fireman Of the train on which
Jeweu ran, was arrested on suspicion OF
committing the deed. and After q preliminary
examination was sent to the Chesterfield Jail
for confinement until such time - further
trial may be had. Jewett was shot and tn~
stantiy killed, at Glover Hill. He Was struck
By stx balls. two Of which passed through the
body below tia breast two entered the lower
part Of the abdomen, one passed through
his thigh and the sixth through his left
hsnd. enough In all eonsclencs, to have rem.
dered him 1selsss through h1e, IL they hau
not killed. him, while Ae lsy upon the
grcund 4r. Anfris. then as C1ove9 Hi. cano
|. ep. H ohsogvoa that rsrguADon shoWea eva.
denf sixss ct dnsAstneus, besidee be9etne
permission Tor . short leave Of Stsenoe.
watch without having hls eusplc3ono aSous.
~. Norris refused, tslltue hin that hia pro.
oonco VS. 0en naeded WeundoSstaud hat
Svoa A3tes DtAes personS had arrived q 10
opots JsS41eoa fonttnte1 bjerSouDot1 ~ =
lhess AloDneos ID ~ tAna. NJ foaln9os go
~ ~ AsslseasG n ol6faftS1 aleaa q
4
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The Old North State Since The present
war commenced North Carolina has not only
done her part in men and arms, and been the
peer Of any Of her sister States in every way,
but she has taken good care to see that her
sons who obeyed her call and went forth to
battle in defence of her rights, had every as
surancs that they were NOT forgotten by the
slowed ones At home" Many muni6cent do
nations have been heretofore noted In this
regard she leads the van. Within q week
past her citizens have sent $38, % worth of
clothing, &c. to the 18th, 9th, AM 23d regi.
named. This is the way the "old North State
fnlfls her obligations to her brave sons.
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A Very Old Pcrson.-A black woman
named Phillis, who belonged to Mr.. r. O.
Watkins, Of Chesterfield, recently died at the
extraordinary age Of one hundred and eigh.
teen wears! At the.ags of one hundred and
ten she married her third husband. She re-
tanned her senses in remarkable vigor to tho
time of her death. Her afflicted husband, who
must have been devoted to her With sort Of
idolatYv, wandered of after her death and
has never been heard of since. 1t is feared
be persisted in the woods or by drowning in
the river. This ia quito q remarkable story
but we are assured on the best a1thori' that
trauedy
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Ci.ax o, PEE Horss or BxrsnsrsrAr1vu

Ci8Rx OF PEE Horss or BEPRHsEETArIvYs.
---yhs name Of James Mcdonald, Esq asso-
ciats editor Of the Wig. has heen brought
out in connection with this office. Mr. Ne.
Donald would make q very capable Ulerk -
He unites 10 other qualifications tor the sta.
t.op, the bearing and inclinations oi 4 gen.
tieman. His courteous and obligipg dispo.
sition would make him At once popular
oSicer
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bis Yesterday that but few ladise ventured
out. fearing the combined effects Of hail and
siess on the pavsmenta The men tripped
minsiualy along, ~ II fearing TO como down
by ,,,a run; while the beasts Of burden tugSed
unwiilingly n slusgish pacsa Tho river
show cd no symptoms Of an abandonment Of
its rising pretsnsionA Indeed, should tho
pressnt aspell'' continue, We may reasonably
look for ffeshst Of very rsspestahle dinen-
sions and depth.