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II I I. L S B O ROU G 11, N. C. rPiLUHCD ?*rrtiLT II Y IM.NNIS ?l?". MITT, nOM.ARS * TF.AK, OR T\ . DOLlAR-" nrn cknt? i r paio is auxanck. I", w*io do not !?iv? notice of their wish ! |t? i'ii*ir jiaprr iiieontimifd at theexpira , , ,il :'??? will b?* prCDiitin d as desiring ? . M'ltimiance unti4<ountcrin:tn<lcd. -And no , - will So discontinued until all arr^arnt't-s ,, . -en iiiIimk at tim option of Hie publisher, "rraoas procuring six subscriber!), shall re th<* seventh Vlvcrttseinenta ????* ??x<-',?,diiti* sixteen lines w. i>crtcd three times for one dollar, and t.,. .??tivf . in ? lor t'at'ii continuance. i')? ri|>'io.is received by the printer, and m i' i ii<i:it-niiiat"r?< in the state. ?!' lett?:n?nponb'isiiieBFrclativrt ot licpapei m ist be post fmd. A Camp-.Tlerting will be | it Sail-in deeding Mouse, Oranye ? .>?: in a- i.n -ii tn'le? snath oast from Ruffiu's Uridge, t . . <i:ntn?n< c October 4th. \|ho. at the Sandy Crrek ri ,(i IImuiiiI. nea. Troy's Store, It.i-tdolph r.t ? 'iv. t? commence October I7?h. Rrvthitn ,n /ministry are earnest!)- invited to attend. Vigiis? 26 36 ? NOTICE. ? t on ' rr,.,d lc*<lini> from Hillsborough ? ' : . R?'?-.gn, on >unday last, a large Calf S . J' >CKt' T BOOK containing about eighty j.v' .ir* ru i' ,s i, (amonu which wrr? two or ? ,* ? bit's of tli* new hank.) and sundry pa j-. . \ iy i (formation eoiicetnini! said Pock , .< i i? * ?' b ? thr.uklully received, and a It , r ew a r-i wi I be given to the person who ?,? lehver tve sune with it' contents lu me 1 1 or 10 J*me? P nitps in Hi lottorofi^h. NELSON PHILLIPS. >*pt 2' 4?> ? EQI1TY MILE S. Ih virtue of a decrce <?ti' nr. "I Equity lor Orange Y* > 'inly, in t'H* case of Thomaa K >u 'Jt'ii/s heirs, I *hall, on the V Monday ot November next. before the i ft Iium- do. r in Hillsborough, proceed to t- m i ? rc?lit ot unc and two years, a I ract ? ?j I. \M> belonging 'o said heirs, iaymg- part !?, I". >? -n eon niy and p .rt in 'Mange co-oity, Hfip ?? t to contain .?b ?ut 360 acres adjoining t. til* f Win \rnistrong, v\ m, Lipscomb, li ? terry, a id others. Bond and security It j :ned JAMES WEBB. C. M. Sept??n?ber '}? 40? 6w Lnndn in H^tke County. T)i !-? ? 'l a ..ecrce of the Court of .-,i|mty . > t-j; |i ? co'iiitv, in ttie C4?i! of < 'iu-sley M I". eMail an J witV, and oih-jrs I s :a I, on tut 3'Hn if October it ?- x t . at tV* tiom" .if J? s Vji 'n-r-poon in tiie county of tVa?e, p >. c 1 to s-.ll, oo a rrrd.t of me and two Vfi \ tract of land, containing about 1 JOii i > '? -nies of i'ate ? cteek, i n W ,ke ' ? . * t ?? i'<e I inds of John Ford and B i id * r'iritv r.-.j iiie.1 J Wins WEBB, C. V M. 4o 4w h i Hfs tit Orcrngv County. L;j| ? . ? la l?-e ot the Court of Kqoity > a .i i!>: co.iiiy, in tt e case oft hetmy ' t' itii-rio i and w ife. an ! others, I i?liall on I' i Imiii.iy .f s .v?'?iit?ef o? Kt, h< lore the i*t U ju-? I i?r m Hills'. ?roi|'jli, proceed to , ot a credit of one ami two v ?m, the f. !? i'' i'.irt? i f Lu i<i, Ivi'ij! m >- ? ije comity : Our tra<-t of 111 arrr , adjoining Win. f " t Slid I II. r.? -0 acres adjoining Jaines Runey and i' ". Ktvo eighths of 100 afres, wlicre M irv ' -hi now I|Vi:r. Oii?' undivided half of a tract of ahnut ? i re* o i F.'.'-rnce's rr^ck, ? <?l!ci! t tie* Jrs l'i ?< it tract, u?!j. miing tieor^o Copley and A.-o, two other lot*-, ono of and <>? o( '270 ;w i?>.?, on Second cri ?-k, iu Or i mi it \ t i ai|(t - runty req urcd. JAMES WEBB, C. f V. o<!ptfmber it 40 Gw A N irr. * f >r tori Lo**t or Tlinlai^l. of hand on V> v r-i"i Wilson tor ? >r i v dollars date i in M*2f or 1 8il', { l\ 1'iU" mi" < 1 .1 y utter date, to K.hziheth lira *' i ? SO. persons are forewitr >? il fiom trnd* '?'?! tor t:n makI note as I have received pay* n ' in f nl froin ?aid il<nn ELIZABETH GRAHAMS. ? rl . Tj 3wp rij.iX SEE IP. J J ' l.\ I i w tO he given for cltin Fl. \ \ "* ' t'.O de'ivered at Harris's Mill oil Flat fit', en mil * . n-t of Mil'uboroiigti, or t* delivered at Messrs. Moore'* store m 'I ? >orn.i|i|| . BOBT. HARRIS. ' t ?? n 1 1 ? . i fi;t, :ts "tw S TiC.i 1*. "l'\K N nt, ly ln*e|i \| iriv, living ("Ur tiv n in it of \\oi|ilv*s I . ? r ? v ami entered "?? ?'iii\ h ink ol Or.nge < .nnit\ H durk *ltl. four yeari o!<l last ?|iiinu, four ""?i in?hr s In^ti, a sina'l white ?po| in ' f te.id. nnd her mane lay* on the Ictt -'Oil N A. FAUCETT, Fanner. i .. . t r. i tH lw im) "t l)i sc^iirsc, or ? I'er manful and f'mrrrsal Lull's " t'OPI^.H of the above discourse have been deposited ut litis oflVo it ii t on ^ difi ribut ioii throiiehotit tiie T ? ?'? 't'irnnje. A?iy porjion de-irini' eo|>ies, 'Oii?i U a d his in:it;hb'irs, wi.l hi- furnish* "? application. Mhh i I. , - '21 <1 Oil 1 '''s I ?t this Olfiee v? ti> Mutiiem, oe.cu ' K'-'j :itiildespatrh. LIST OF LKTTEKS, "malum* at the J'ost OJiet in Hilltborou^S. ?V. f\ i /? the l?t Jay of Octobtr 1H34, which if not t iikcn out within three months will be sent to the Central Post OJJict as dead IttUrs. Barney Lashl-y or Jas. or Valentine Moore Mr?. Polly Ann Lynch M Rebecca McFarltng David Vi alone James Moore John Ft Minnis W allacc Mvcatt U m. S. Moore N John Newlen and ^m. Lindley John Nvclty r Matthew Pattern Dion. Armstrong, esq. S?ry Anger lie*. W illiam Artx 2 Daniel Albright Mj?. Jane Adama B Thoa. Burton F.dward W . Bacon. James Bryan -c C erk of Orange Supc. rior t'ourt J'imes Claw y It'ibrrl Clinton James Col lens, esq. ..... John CrutchfieM senr. Hon. Robert Potter llcv. Cli.trlek I. Cool?-y W at Peaaley Itieliard H. Clabourno Urn. N. Pratt John Coolev ** H Daniel Cloud David Koa? h Kev. Lewis Craven Capt. James Kay Mr*. Klizabeth Conley James IJay D Bennet I)i ns<>n Edward Davis R?'v. G. *V. Dye David Dick'sv P George Freeland Samuel Fielder G George N. Gordon II Dr. Thos. flicks John llohba Capt. m. S Haynes Will in in llntc'iins \li?? Mary L. 1 1 ill f etnp-rarice i lart J l?'hn Jones, esq. V\ i'tiao; It Jonen lain- n Jack son. jr. K Mrs. Rfh ??eca K"rr Samuel K rkl<?t>d I. William T. Link Genrge Laws Anderson Long. e?q. Lemuel I ynch '? Mrs. Ju.ly Kay Mr. Kay Mrs Martha Hay S William Snuth Wiley Sr arlett Mos. s or Wni. *?car!ett Mis.? M Htui K. V'Sih Sheriff* of Orange T Zachariah Trice Hannah riiotnpson Abel Thompson l* J. Thursln , esq. J jsiati Turiv r, e.-q. U Lmalinc linjuiteid w Qilley W'a* or David (?hi?c*'nhall Mr*. Jane Wilson Carlton Walker Calvin Walker .la men Ward Samuel A. Weldon Blister W arru k V David Yarbroiigli, esq. M rs. Ann You ? c WILLIAM CAIN, M. O. t ?b? ' 1. 41 ? State of \?rtl?-t :iroliua, Orun?c County. In Equity ? September Term, 1834. John llorwr v J. P. SnteJ and J. /. Carfi>irta*t, ' f T appear in u i Hit* sat i tar (ton 'if the Cou.-i ton the d?-le i is in thia ? a*e ur" not - habitants nt this ata'e. I' is t f . r? !??r#* ordered, ? Sat p itdieatioo In1 made hi t'??* 1 1 Ishor '.itli K' lO'.li-r. for si* w??-k- suce* *sively. thai n:<? lens I <e *uid defendant* *ba appear and plead, ??r fiti? llmir answer on ur before the next l> rm ->f r.ii * . i .?? r t to be tn Id tt th?* ? ouit House in ii stmro'it!'! the ???? ond Nt?ndav of March next, t ?**! bill wiil l-e take i pro confe3so and tit :?rd i i parte J. WEBB, C. A- M. i: Price a !v. $7 0''. U fia URS<;Ai)t: OROilKS. Ifra.t Quarter*, ,1 shlrtrow i*h , .Jt'Sii.sl 27, 1*3 4. A I.I. <Mli--ers H fd So!d?et< l-elo;?4J fo the three i innuc c>incnt.?. \? ill parade at t heir u*o*l | ':n i s t ri i'lf.M'ntai tji'i??iT, i. r 'i. ii and equipped ;is tlie ,aw dirt't IS. I ich ?i>i 1 cr i* lo f irln?!i Inrnni' t Willi * \ rounds ? >f poiv. ?i?T, arid be r?- i-S to pn o i pirade *t c'ivii Vim k. 1 nc regiments will be revjtw ?! I iu ?: The I7ih, Hillsborough, 'J Jih of Octnlwr. IS;h, 2.">!li diito. 4'Jth. 27 t!i ditto. ii s order. GEORfJE HOOVER, /.' ii,'. I ?' f >1. Ii'') /{ .\". (. . .*/ 1 I lid. E. It IMKTO.N, .'lid ~it Vamp. Sept. 12. ?? ? A TT E N T ION! To thi Officers an f Mir.>iri(tui Id >> t'r'ii ^ to thv IT th Reqini'iit. >t are berebv notitiftd and ordered to at tend at lliilnti->ro'iph, ?>r? lite *J.M day of O ti>h r next, at II o'clock. equipped ns tin law directs, for drill iinoter and court martial and on the '21th, .it II o'clock, yon will ntlend with ynur respective companies, < qui| ped a* t ic law directs, with six rounds of powder ? i<li l'o? cenernl review, I ach ('apt tin will * pee i fd to make at that twin his annual re t hi without fa;' JEFF. HORNER, Col. September 10. W? A T T i: N T I O N ! To the Ojp< crs atx/ Musicians brlonging to the Second Orange lit i: intent. v,V'>t' are ln-ri '>j notified and ord? red to at tend at David Mebane's. e?ij. on tiioVlth dav 'if < ?c toh<;r next, at II o'clock, equipped an the law direct*, for drill muster und court martial, and on the 2f>lh ynu will attend, at II o'cto'k, with y.iur refpeetive roinpaniep. equipped as ihe I iw dirr< tc, with hi.* round* of powder e.irh, 0>r u? nrral review. I'.atli tap tain wi'l tie ? \;?ee|ed to n<a>-e at that tune in* annua! r> tiiro wtliout f at !. JOSEPH ALLISON, Col. Scpietiihrr III. 3D .V O V \ K) V: jf?OST ?ir misla d two note* of band, drawn by I .urn s Ii. John- ton hi favor of the rub acriber, eaeh lor both of which were on the aitnie paper, and due on ?r about the ycata A H.I 1 and IN $2. |f iioy credit* are endorsed thnv ate not now recollected. Ml persona are lore warned fiom tra-buir for naid notes, and the said I. lines R. .lohimioii from pavmit the mno'int ii*|e thereon to any |>* < con but myielf, aa I Imvo ii'H ' tade an v i ransler ?? the name. WILLIAMSON BllHTON. sept ? t JO- 3? DR. rtOHWOOD, '5YAVING ren??.v?".J i?> itii* place from rha ~ pel ? till, m here he baa been practising for mor? it. an three year*. ? fl'-is In* professional *er* >o the. citizens of tins town and ita vicinity, lie may at ull timea he found, nlten not profe*?i?nully engaged, at Ihh ?hop in the yellow itousc two dooia west of ^lr. William Anderft n'a atore. A good assortment of ?If E, UIC #.VJES will at way* be kept ou hand, and sold at rca aonabb* prices. September 23. if? 40 The Saddling ISiimiim'** IS rarri>'it on in aM its va inns tranches i.y the subscriber, who has on band \ FLT.L ASSORTMFNT OF RE.MiPY .1I.1DE H'O/fli. whic.'i wi'l be sold on the lowest term? f^r ''asb, or on sliort crcdit. Wheat Corn, Shinties or Plank, will be ta ken in payment for work. SOLOMON FULLER. May 5. ">? if C A /.V Jj- KIRK' LAX J) VRK. now receiving, from New Y? rk and Philadelphia their Slock of &-90IDs5f which rend.rs llie.r assortment cu uplete. I'hey therefore soliett thi-ir former customers, ?nd tlie pub ie ner.tily, 'o i all and examine tfnoii, ??? tiiej ate <ieit riui"e?i to set ti> cheap as uo'i lfl of the Kime quality can be purt iiuM.d e!sewlo re in Ninth l aroliria. I r* T ey earnestly leqnest al! those in ilcbieii tot < !i in to i all itiol settle their uc cotints; and as this notice i* inteinled lor all ind>'bti?'. t<. tlo-m without excepiton, they beg none u ill t xt'rnpt tin .nselvt s from it. C. & K. ^prrl SH. 'i j ? 7VC hi ~ Clock ((tut II \ttrh ? Maker Jitri'licr. 'JlF.SFn I l-'l L!.\ i forms r <? citizens of 1 1 1 1 ? j N ? ? r ? i . and the soirroui?riin? eont? try, that lie has u^uui commc need loisnie** iu the tow n o! 1 1 1 . ' > t. <?ri?ui;'i, m the ti ni?e t.ii.ner ly occupied ?? v Missrs Turner it Phillip*. He has on band a j?o.nl assortment ofWntiN Mj terias. and wii. r<pair*U kind of work en? trit'ti'd to itis ? ar w n>i :iea!u> ?"? ??u! ?! spate''. Watches CUIis ami Ciuie I'uecs. rep nr ? ?' h \ Iiini. w ; 1 in a it < he v. i r r a at. it fur t ? ? * it.o; t ? ? ; a nd t tio ?? lii^p- m-.i i o p it? ' .n /' bun, are ar>i.r< U tl.at .i .? (?ain.-' v il. he - re'! to t'i\e !: r iltos! p : '-i. ni .i entire r !:-t > ti.ui Tr.an-.f -' for f.irnn r ! I e i d ecMi.s v >1.1 it- i rc'O'M.i ui ; itronafe. All '>lr!s of Sll.\ ilk V\ t)|;K mil ie accord* iriL' t?i o (i -r. lie has in; Iii ul a final! assortment of watch.': s a.vji ji:h ellkuy. which w ill ?? laoii i;. tii to accomni'idate ins ctis ;omers. All ki iil- of \*o'k fr -in a ? .ftinee will he tbaukl ill\ r?'< ? l\ ? ?). and treireil h ill. piuitii. ality and i. <-or>!iiij? to nrd? r. Mar.'' I Si h. II ? Sl:itr of" \orfh ( arolina. O ran ire County. Court of Pir.'is and Quart' r Sessions, A t . ir i : - 1 Term, l^H |. 11 if'i mi '-i.r'i, . /iiri n Stray ' hot n, '/''.""in 7<i If and U'l i/? I'oHy, If Hliam Hinith, \ *. l)n u! Strau'iorn Jo'ih Slrnyharn, .indrm n 'I'ltr n'lif tci I .1/ my, and S, vim I Stray torn "?i?' Sa vi net /'ate, nihil' rx of II tili m Sttdiihoi it. Jed 'i rid said Snniu t! and u ijt >i ll'i . y #T nppeariri{: I" too satisfaction of the Cotiit now lore, tliiit iMvid Strayhnrn, John Strsyborn and \n?b rs??n Tate ami Ins wile Msrv, are inlinbitiint-' ?>f the. Mate of 'I ? i i.? * ?u'C. beyond the jur ?dii*tioti of tins Court, H i* thctefore ordered, tb.it pubiieation be n a ? i <* in the I lilKhoroi'i! U ? order for ?ix unki su crssiVi'y, that ini!? s* the said l?a \ e' St my * in, John Stravhorn Anderson Tate and Ins ? it? Mmy, up|?ear at the next (dint of T'ea^ ai.d 4'iarter Sissionsto be held for this ccnri'y, ut the Court lluase in Hillshorouch, on the fourth Monday in Nov niber next, and thm and there answer the aai'l petition or demur thereto, that the petition v ill he taken pro tonftssv and heard tx part r. JOHN TAYLOR, c. c. r. Price adv. $'.l 60. VJ ? fiw ritl\TI\^ OFFICE JTor Safe. VPUK.SS and Printing Materials may he . had verv elieap, by immediate application lo llui;h ?Vaddi'll, at Mi '^borough, or l>r W. A. Norwood, At lit!!. Jn,V * -0 nvR.ii* j?r?./v0.?jv. '* May *our rich soil, ?xul?-rant, nature'* bctti'1 t>!t:asingt> pour ? >Vr < erv Uitrl." From lh?- Sout *pr. Planter. CURING BEEF. Sir: ? As the season has arrived that Href (fresh) comes into use necessarily t as well as agreeably, 1 !)**?? leave to suy* gist ti? your numerous readers, some-1 thills: in relation to the management of it that may not he known to all. It is the ! result of e.ipericnce for years, and being i calculated to adil to domestic economy ' and comfort, 1 communicate the informa- , lion with confidence and pleasure. That ? the so; i i ? o| heel is attended with much difficulty in the South, is known to all house-keepers who end<a\or to live well, as also that nicelv enred Northern heef is a luxury. liacon and green* is a much ' valued southern dish, rendered so, 1 am afraid, by the ease with which our good ' old matrons prepare it. No physician will attempt to say, as a medical man, that a constant use, such as we frequent ly find, dining those months of the vear predisposing to fever, is salutary, let with thousands in the south, custom has consecrated the use of it as often in the day as an old lad) ol my acquaintance i drinks her cofl'ee, viz. three time a day, j and uniformly previous to saying her I prayers, to keep her from being 44 heavy ! headed." To any taste uncorrupted bv | wicked habits, the " corned beef and cab- ? bage" of the north will be found a most i agreeable change. lieel \\ hen elegantly handled and corn * : ed, in about two months acquires a pecu- j liar flavor and taste which may be readi ly recognized in the half barrel Boston heef put up for *9mily use, and which frequently comes to our market. This Hai or and taste, by those who are at all fond of this meat, adds much to its value. W hen used cold, as a rusher , it certainly is highly grateful to the palate. And I can say from repeated trials, that well enrm d heef for the lirst month, especially "lict li when cold, and slightly fried in sweet lard, will be found no mean sub stitute tor fried ham. As a change, I Mew it hiuhh agreeable. 'I o be ubjr to save the w hole of a heef during the summer, is really desirable, and to give it all the qualities of the fine northern half barrel beef before alluded to, I have found equally so; and which can l?e done as follows: Kill your annual in the evening, if pos sible, after a rainy day. Have tubs till ed with the coolest and clearest water you can procure. Cut up as fast as pos sible and throw the pieces into the wa ;er, stirring them through and through the water to detach the blood as much as possible , which will require about ten minutes. Take out and pile on a table, inclined, so as to throw off the water that oozes I mm the meat. As soon as the tubs cji, he re-tilled with clear water, throw the mi at back. Continuing the stir ring process for ten or fifteen minutes more, by which tune the meat will as? sume a white appearance. For the pur pose oi expedition, have two of the larg* est dutch ovens you can procure, (small ones or pots will do,) and till them half full ol the best 77'rA s Inland or K.cvma Salt ( no ground alum adulterated with Liverpool.) heat as fine as possible in a mortar. \\ hen the salt is as hot ( heated over cood live coals) as the hand can bear, ruh the meat well, putting on it as you pack it down, in half barrel tubs, a sprinkling of Saltpetre. If \ou can af lord it, sprinkle it with brown sugar or inolastes at the same time. 11 v judi ciously mixing in your tub the bony and flesh pieces, you may have it so com pactly packed that the air will be exclu ded, w hich is a most material point at /'is lime. After tilling votir tubs, cover with any coarse cloth best calculated to exclude the atmosphere, and place them in the coolest depository you can find on the ground. On the following day have a scalfold erected as high as possi ble. Mine I erected at the end of my Miioke house, about twenty feet high, and for one dollar expense, and has al ready nerved me five years. Lay small cross pieces as you would prepare a seal fold for jerkin * ? (and rightly called, for heaven knows it j< rkn the human stomach in the process of digestion.) About dark the next evening, take your beef from the tubs, as it lays, and disturbing it as little as possible to throw off the salt, place it on the scaffold. By day break take it duwu and replace it in the tubs, sprink a litde additional salt, rec'dlretinjj most especially not to 1ft any f? .?rs got hold of you that the im'at w ill bo made " too sail." Ilcptat the scaffolding the sec??nd and third oights. On the nmht of i! e la.-! scaffolding. take the briie Iroia your tubs, and hoil n until perfectly dear. Wa?h your tubs perft etlv clean, and nark well down. I'ut on your brine cold, anil add as much mude strong enouyh to bear an egg, until \our meat is covered; and tie on your Cohering the best calcu lated you can to exclude the atmosphere. In using, prudence will say to you to use the bony pieces f;rst, and at the end of the month to reboil and skim your pickle, and replace it so always to keep the meat covered with it. You will find after well rubbing the meat, ft will swell and become perfectly red. Thereafter a month or two, if you ran make good heads of Early York or oilit r cabbage, boil one or two heads. w nh a fat piece of your l?eef, bating old Ned for a change; and my teeth for it, tou'li find you have a most excellent substitute, nay more, a dish far superior. While, sir. I ha?e no idea of ?? l:\ing to tut" I find it absolutely nece^su.if to ?4 eat to live," and consequently view it as proper to make the business as utrree able as possible, governed always by prw dcnce and trnijtcrance. Plami r. , Do not have any fears about putting on too much sugar or molasses. People in general turn a horse's head to a bright light to examine Ins eyes. You can know very little by this meth od, what sort of an eye a horse has. un less it be a very defective one. You must examine the eve first when the horse stands with his head to the man ger. Look carefully at the pupil of the eye in a horse: it is of an oblong form; carry the size of a pupil in your mind, and then turn the horse about, bring him to a light; if the pupil of the e\e con tracts, appears much smaller than it was in the dark light, then you may be sore the horse has astrong good eye; nut pro vided the pupil remains nearly the same si;te as it appeared in the darker light, then the horse has a weak e\e, therefore have i.otbiug to do with him. There are contracting and dilating muscles in the eye which will plainly show you in what slate the eye is, whether it be a strong or a weak one. Continental*. ? The number of regu lars furnished to the Revolutionary Army were ? By New England, 117,411 By the Middle State:*, 5G r>71 By the Southern States, 56,907 It appears by the above, that New England, consisting ol New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island ami Con necticut. furnished more troops Irr the defence of her country than the other nine states h\ 3ft72. The number of troops furnished by South Carolina was 6417; by Massachu setts. 07,007: Georgia, 2097; < 'ounecti cut. 31, 0U9! New England lost more men in defending South Carolina against her lory citizens, than South Carolina raised during the whole war. 1 1. Hep. .'In Alarming Sight. ? I?ast Friday week, a fanner from the neighborhood of CJalston took his wife to s< the won* ders of the microscope now exhibiting in our town. The variety of curiosities seemed to please the good woman very well, till the animalcule professed to be contained in a drop came to be shown not so very pleasant a sight as the others; *he sat patiently, however, till the " water tigers," magnified to the size of twelve feet, appeared on the sheet, fighting with usual ferocity. Janet now rose with great trepidation, and cried to her husband, 4 For gndi sake come aw 'a John.' * Sit still, woman, ' said John, ' and see the show.* 4 See the show ! glide keep us a' man, what will come o* us if thaeaw fu' like brutes would break out o* the wa ter.' London paper. \ writer iu the New York Farmer es timates the number of dogs in the I uitcd Stitcs to be 1,300,000. and the expense of keeping them to be upwards of ten millions ot dollars annually. In the reign of llenry VIII it is affir med that no fewer than 72.000 criminals were hanged. Sir Thomas More de scribes them sis strung up by scores upon gibbets *11 over the country. Even iu the golden days of Quern Bess, the execu tions were from three to four hundred annually. Coal Mint in Connecticut . ? We Jeam that a coal mine has recently been disco vered m the mountain near the village of Sandy llook, in Newton, which believ ed to be inexhaustible. It is similar to the Lehigh coal, and good judgr? pro* nounce it fully equal to that article. The gratification of dt sire is sometimes the worst thing that < an <- ful us.
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