HILLSBOROUGH, N. C.
Wednesday, t anuary 15, 186.
Gov Graham's Speech. Much of out
tpare to-day it occupied hy ifieaMespeerh of the Hon.
Wm. A. Orsham, io opposition to ordinance intro
duced into the Suit Convention Imposing teal oath
p on til lb mala cithtena of ihe State above the ag
of aiitran year. Ii is an eloquent and convincing
speech, anJ ita perusal will be gratifying to all who
valu constitutional liberty. ' W regret thai our limila
trill not permit u to give the-whole in ona iaaue ; the
foocluaton will appear in our neit.
A report waa la circulation a lew dare ago, that a
large number of Yankee troope had landed on our
caatt, hat it sppesra that the report, like man; that
hare preceded it, wet entirely without foundation.
Intelligence from Europe indicate considerable on
etaineae in the state of affaire. Warlike preparation!
are active in England, and large number of troope
eentinM to be aent ever to Canada. France, it ia
said, will eekaowledge the independence of the Con.
(-Urate States if Eaglsnd doea, and it la believed that
that event will not long be delayed. Lincoln'a policy
ia extracting the entrance to Southern porta by siuk
vessel laden with etene, being as acknowledg
ed of hi inability u eufiiee hi blockade in e legi
tiraate way, hia attracted ike attention of the puwera
of Europe, and uy have the eflect of hastening mat.
urt.a.J bring on a crisis which will remove entirely
lb obstructions to eom-nence between the Confederate
State aid the pm of Europe ea event almost aa
reach to be de.ired by them a a by aa.
Patriotic Contribution. J. B. Jones, t
(he Paeeport Office, Richmond, in a commenicaiion to
as Kieheaond Examiner, estimaies the amount of con
inbetiona to the arm on the Potomac, the Peninsula,
Xerfolk and Wester a Virg inie, end tr. Missouri, Ar
kanaee and Kentucky, during rhe last quarter of the
yeerjast aspired, el not lea than three millions of dol
lar. The fullnwing list comprise douaiiori tnado el
asset eirluaively to If e army of the Potomac, which
pawed more imardiaiely under his inspection
Prom North Careliaa, $3:5.417
Alabama, 117,600
Miaeias.ppt, ' 372,670
Georgia, 244,115
bouth Caruliaa. 137,306
Teiea, 87.S00
Louisiana, 6 '.,950
Virginia, 46.070
Tecne-eee, 17,000
Florid, 1.J.M
Arkansas. tiO
IUII.I96
IMPORTANT.
The financial newt from the North it high
lr important. The Herald tayt that "in
a'aother week the treaiury will be without a
cent," ami that "the prospect it laat nrerip
itattng reatttrt towards a panic." In the
tame article the HrId tayt "the money
question i aisununzan alarming shape, and
sitt? millions tif reiejtU make a torrjr fig
lire "aeainit sit hard ed million or eipemli
Urea!" Tiiis is ;u ,'ier plain tall, ami ana oil
vere nVUcJi i.ae tie second ber tn..hf.
We rive a portion of the Il-a'd' situ I
Whilst Congress it wasting t'e jrecou
hauri of the session in the diicuiH ml ;ue
Uvus which belong to the eiecotivc bume-
ef the War Department, ami the agitation of
ohirh ran be of no tori of benefit at the pre
sent time, the financial aJaira ofsthe ceuntr
are in a tnnilitinn which ezcite the titmot
am eff a'i a'arw. In another wtk the
trtaturtf will be wilhnul a cent, avl in man
cialan'i commercial butlnrnt of every kuiJ I he
proipeet it aif precipitating mailer toicauti
panic I note who have a thing; to dit
poee of, and who can realise it, are investing
tie proceeda in jiild or in fureigrt exchange,
to at to be prepared for what aremt inevita
ble. It it evident that, unlets t'ungre-t acta
ipeediljr Mil energeticallf , not onlv will we
be overtaken by financial revulsion tevcrer
tAan any err have t4 encountered, but the
credit of the foverwraettt will be dettrojed,
ad oar trmjr, which it beinj( brought into
such fine condition, uttrrly demoralized.
The issue of unredeemable paper inuney, to
far from helping to extricate at from our
Urras!ienU, can only render them lets
tiy or sUtin. A nation that hat recount
ta such cipedientt it bent on nuicul. In
tuition alone can we knd the means of pro
vidi ig fur the burdens the war nnpoaet up n
fn thjt city by hit ref&trve, ttwt Mr,
Exalt, of this ci'J, it arrnon th .fallen.
J. Richmond Enquirer.
CALLING OUT THE MILITIA
0ivernT Lf-tclier ha !elegatd t Oen.
Mttrmfer the puwrr of cdlyi out the Mili
tia of the counie of Aui'lia, Powiiatan;
Prince Edward, Nottoway, Oinwcldie, Sur
ry, Charlotte, Mecklenburg, Prince George,
Southampton, Hanover, Henrico, Brunswick,
Lunenburg, Greenville-, Susaex, Goochland,
t'umterland, and the City of Richmond.
Hen. Magruder hat called for the strength
of several regimentsand requested the com
mandants to notify the men that their servic
es may be required at any day. The "call
has produced a good deal of excitement
throughout the said counties the impression
being general that the militia are to be mut
tered into active service at once. This will,
of course, depend upon the courne of events
under General Magmder's command. The
indications are, that we may at any moment
expect stirring times on the Peninsula, and
the Militia should, 'of course, be ready at
any moment to repel aa advance of the ene
my ia that quarter. Fettr$bwg Ezprut.
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From WasHiNoroM. a ' special dispatch
from WasluiiKton, Jan. 2d, to the Newt
Sheet sa) at The t ne of the English pre
upon the Preidenl' niesire, and especially
it strong denunciation of the tone blockade,
ha had a most deposing effect in Admin
istration crctea. Aporeheiiftion are felt
that demands may still be made which will
tet the national spirit quite aa oftenaively at
the requisition for Ma-mi and iSlidell, and the
more Mr. Seward's letter is examined, the
lea likely it appear to be a final settleim-nt
of that affair.
Geo. McClellan'a immediate return to the
a
niMliargp ot out door duties is not I ue ex
peeled Hut dieae i l p'loul lever, winch
would b fatally aggravated by expure.
By a vote of 27 tea to ISnats, the Geor
gia Senate lias passed a bill aecurins to mar
ried women all the property they owned at
the time of marriage, free Irom the debts or
control of husbnda.
Army Surrtus We learn that the go
vernment has secured bout three hundred
thousand head of ho, which will lurnish
ample provisions, with the beef packed, for
tbt army the ensuing yar.
Richmond Examiner.
James Browne, Eq., of Charleston, 8. ('.,
pasted through this city on Wednesday laat
on his way to Richmond, we learn, for the
purpose of obtaining fiuin the Government
the title to or the right to wrk them
certain sequestrated lands "it Deep Kiver,
for the purpose of more extensively mining
lite roal ot that region for more genera! ae
10 the South. Raj. Slandnd.
A Urge warehnue on the plantation of
Johr Wnsht, Kq., of Goldaborouzl. was
burned on the nght of the 3d lost., and
nearlv aM it c-nteiita consumed. Tlie house
Contained 4G.000 p undof seed cotton, up
wards of I5ii barrels of cirn, 75 bushel of
peai, arid the farinina; utenml, 4r.
lloi I'tie Aheille N-w- t-peaU of
Te h" pii ig t'tr.i'ih ihit plane
l-r J5mi' aruluu. a
ahuUl 'ie scaiCit
Or ltl c rtng.
The Kxi'nih,-r -,j !a' (h- 'o -ifederate 1
gotrinit e-1 In 'fcu'e.! j;jO,'J"!J ' lr t'se
amiv, wnn-ii -with tlie ti'--l ym. keil, !! be
aope r,i"'ii for t H' aim tte ei uin
year. I to, there is a en rue Kir h ,h pu
ces ol pork to come down.
SurEDCD Forty newspapers in Virgin
Tfc late lamented brother Waah and.
rnyiell. who vtert both a littlf iridisposed
when we left Augusta, greatly irapYoed'auOn
after leaving, and hd a pleasant journey
home, .lie found his wife sick of the mea-
lea, and I severaj of tny family of the same
diiee. The next week we met tgaio, at
the funeral of one of his parishoners, Alex.
McRryde, Sr. . His laat sermon, the Sab
bath before he waa taken ill, wgt based on
Job liv 1, 3.
' Thit excellent, able and useful brother,
between whom, and myself, from our first
acquaintance in 1839, there was a friendly
and cordial intimacy, and with whom we
had such pleasant social intercourse io con
venation and prayet in our room io Augus
ta, died on Tuesday, December 31st, 1861,
in the full assurance of hope. When first
taken ill, he remarked to his physician, Kev.
Daniel Johnson and tome members of his
Session, that he believed his time had come,
f-r he had long been praying that, when the
time of his departure should come, he might
not only be resigned but willing to leave his
dear people and beloved family ; ihat in his
previous sicknesset,' he had slwavs felt ihat
it might be better for them that he should be
longer spared to them. But it was not to
now. Hit prayer was answrreil. ' Grace
was given him to be perfectly willing to
leave them all, and go to dwell with the prV
ciou Srviour above.
"Though a great sufferer, he wa, calm
and collected to the lat. He quietly fell
aleep in Jesus. Thus died thit able ser
vant ol the Lord, in the midst of usefulness
and at a time, too, when perhaps he never
had a ntronger hold on t ie affection of din
people, It was my privilege, neaijt nixtern
vears ago, to introduce him io a family .io
Centre Church, and it Mas inv mournful!
. : t . err i a
privilege, iasti inursuay, io ataiiU alone lit
hi pulpit (Bro. Johnson wi necessarily nb
ei) to speak a word to hi bereaved dock,
white hi mi tal remain lay belore us. He
i buried ner the Church in which he so
often hpuke of the Saviour, whom he loved
and delighted to terve.' '
Thus, on the last day of the year, in
which God had hlready taken to Himself two
of the moat prominent members of the Pres
bytery of Fayettevdle, haa another, than
whom one more useful and vtued ia not left
behind, been removed by the hand of death.
Has the Lord a controiery with His peo
ple r Should there not be deep and earnest
self-examination and humil ation before Htm,
in view o such repeated and heavy strokes
of His hand ? Sould not His servants' lay
to heart thee afflictive dispensations, and
be warned to give themselves with more
earnestness to t'teir great work, knowing
not how soon and how Miiidenly their labors
may be ai rested by a sninmou to appea be
fo e God!
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nnHE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and the pub-1
K .. ii.t !,., Unl,i i i. i t i.: v
x, iiv gcuctaiijr, uitib vucjr uc uuugut uut tue enure Given vi ijau-a
S TYior Xr Wmvcn artA Tomoa WoVV nnrl acAof-toA fivm tlm enntr TT T. 1
SOwen. J. fJ TnrrPiifinft k. 5?on. Wm. P. ff. Trtnmoe J RrrnvWri T.
i5 Carmichael, S. S. Webb, T. S. Cates, Jones Watson, J. W. Carr, Robert
i Loder, Long & McCaule and others, Four Thousand DolUra worth
i of the best Goods, to finish their assortment in
t STAPLE DRY 00S;
And are now receiving from Raleigh a lot of Goods, the best to be had
; in that ojty. Also Salt, and other Groceries, from Petersburg, Savan-
nah, and other Southern cities, and shall furnish any other Goods not
? now in store in the shortest time, say Forty Thousand Dollar worth
01 gooas; au 01 wnicn win oe soia at a sman aavance on city prices,
or on to day's price at headquarters for such goods.
AU necessary stuffs, such as Flour, Meal, Salt, Bacon, Sugar, Molas-
ana orwl Ttvn urill Vvo colrl of a mora rrn mi cairkti bov ton nanf
fcy-e iaxtNA a sa ti asa w ovau a v m &uvi viasJiwutvst) bwi vaut vviim
K . ' HENRY N. KOWN & CO.
Ttc above businesi will be conducted cm the " Cash System " dlonoWiV
tout ouy jot caen ana stii or casn.
All who deposit produce to be sold on commission, dan draw on nt for two thirds,
and goods of any kind not in atore will be furniehed by Express.
We will have bat one price at Retail and one price at Wholesale. VTe will tot
continue the system of living in.
The aubseribera will try to keep on hand or furnich any article in the Southern Confaderae, et fair
prirea, or eo coumisaiou ot a, a anu iw per ceni. secoruinf w article. ,
They will pay the cash market price for
Hay, Oats, &c. Wheat. Flour, Corn, &c. Butter, Egp, &c, Janet, Woolen, and
:il Woolen and Cotton Cloth, of alt kinds, Flax and Tow Clota,
If Flax Thread, all kinds Flas Seed, ic. Z'4
Home made Shoes. &c.
We may aay, aay thing tha product of the South. We will pay cask for the saase, er 04 at the
eesh pricee. 13
V,- We keep nothing for tale that it not worth the money.
ee- We are frever done with the abuminll sysiera of giving one price in trade and ene far eash. tt
We hope to make it to the interest of the pulilie to rail and see us. If oar good are over the market 3
we will, if we know where any are to be f und f.r les. Uke the great! pleasure io informing eur
til liende and cuslooier of the same, and will buy them for them if wished.
pi HENRY N. BROWN & CO. ri
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In this county, on Thursdjy lie Sj insUat, at the
residence ef Mis. Elmira R.ley, hy I,. W. Hall, Esq.
Mr. PORTER A.CKABrCCE i0 Mine EMEI.INE
RILEY, all of this county.
In ihi county, on Thursdiy the 9tb instant, hy Da
vid W. Jordan, Ef.. Mr. R03Erff KAUCETf to
Mi. MARCH. FARROW, .ii ofihi eoumy.
Al the ic.ideiice of Dr. J. M Worth, in Axblxirough,
on Widiiesdiy the 18th at Dvem ier. hy the Kev. 8.
' '
fr rjT If laru who think we are a little tno hi;h in Pricea will furnish oa good and'tbeir Pre
Vf duce at eld pricea, we will nol cbarg any commission, but givsa commission for the uleaaure ef eell- iS.
it iii g them at cost. vM
Vr Our friends ate hereby warned againl the Pre thai told them that Salt wa plentiful and aaual ?
J .u..- Th mmra mi il.iulit DllJ to sa v o bv Salt Holder. The' asm nresssa aill 1 an J ain
yoo to alvep on me other artklea ; pay no atteouon to them, but think for yourselves, and gel edvice i3
tm T6-nnilll. ... . H. N. BROWN & CO. "Si
&i MfilTRVING fJOODS OF AM KINDS, the largett istortment ia the ctaatry.
Call and tee. 21
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tl hu-.i!) UI.I viiM.n'ilJ ' . . . ' Ti .
r i U M.s UtI.rHl. A r.. WORTH
Tk highest market price paid for BROOM CORN, eii to nine inches ef stock wanted with the aitaw
'- i mt rnn ...,k Al lft. Pt..,Vt
GROCERIES of all kinds, in store or expected ; Dye Stuffs, all kindt.
1000 4-4 Sheetins assorted, 50 bunchea Cotton, 150 centt.
10 lbs. Caudle Wick, 50 cents, 10 lbs. Knetting Cotton, 50 ctaU.
10 lbs. fee wing Cotton, 75 cents, 00 lbs. Rope, SO centt,
Snar, 15 centt, Coffee, 75 centt, Molaitet, 60 centt.
Thirty day grace will be given on alt ordere and large eillaj if net paid at that Hae the eeeoaal '
2
. & will not t inerefel. We go on ayatem. U
i ... m .t. . a.!.. Tr.ia. tK tt.mmM .a : . - .tki.s. mmtM
Vi tUJll anil tie lae system owe m" vr a m w.
. aa MtrkataSm n I '
4k
othare to clU
ohtiunre. fH HENRY N. BROWN k CO.
lni!iie.uniy.recei.tlv.JOHV JUUlTS.in. Hillaborcugh,. December IS. t4"'i8
..: Dc J J. and M .. M. E. Allison. aKed iwe . 9 f U..U-UW-U:,U
J'H'wr ui,a JUIIIIIV I
LIST OF LETTERS,
D.e.
f ril
trr. seen rihinrh and leeni
wa io.rl, rh.U. and filled oil h love and affection
the bosom of all who knew hint! but be waa a gilt
IXOAOtvEXr BEYOSD WINCHESTER.
The rumort for eeeeral days rf engage
ta between On. Jackson's command and
the enemy, in tb vicinity of Ro oney, have
been .interns and confused. By a gentie-
ai whn came dn in the cart yesterday
ifirrnrwn we leara the follow. n, which we
think ia probably not larfron the truth.
The ttalemeiit is, that Mull body ol mi
litia were t.tced in ambush at or ntar Hinj-
ifl Rnk, on the road from Winchester to
komney. k superior body of the enemy ap
proached tMid were fired npou. wuh
t Utea n .bout thirty killed- Our ineu,
fter sustaining- a loti of eii, back.
It i alt aaid that Otn. Jtckaon marched
orth from Winchest-r. md it or pear Bath,
three mlc eouh t the H Itimore and Ohio
Railroad, fell in wih a bod; ol the enemy,
to whom he gave battle. He tolail routed
ihtm. faking 500 prisoners.
Wt forbear to tutt caiualtiti oi mere ru
nor, ,, , . .
Wa A grwry to liirtt, froo i'diepitr h r
a have eu-peoded rrt ently, either lrin a 1 from Heaven, only to be removejtoa happier sphere
want or paper or a want ol punctuality or
subcriber.
Iw Prices. At Cincinnati, Ohio, the
(real pork market, on the 24th ult., green
tr the glory of bie Creator. Let hi parenta be com
forted, and thank God for tbt gnoilnes be has mani
fested in calling hia little one home, and forget not the
conaoting worde.' Suffer litil children lo come onto
meats were selling at 2 to i centt a lb., on- .me. and forbid them not, for of such ia the kingdom of
ly S cents for hamt being offered at the close j God"
of the dav. Lard was telling at 6 to ?
cents. Mess Pork wtt worth onlv 95 to 13
bbl. I
Die-!, ia this county, on the 2 lei ef December last
8ARAH A. CRBTREE. eUest dtuihler of Joho
f r bbl' . . i M. and Louisa Crabiree.aaed It vears.fment ha and
The whukey teller at Simthfield, Vs., j,,. A-oll tb. si.het DeeemUr.LOL'VIXA.
having been tioubleo...e to the f liers J hpr of h- , B()nlh,
i - -
and t day. And oa the 6th instant, ihey coneignad
lo the lonely grave WILLIAM OAlTOX, aged three
years and 10 month. The la the abort spar of
three week, these three children have been taken from
fiom the North Carolina Presbyterian. ,h- fanJ rmbr,c. f ,h,ir r,h,. .,--. anJ Iran.
AMI) rHER MINISTER FALLEN. Uted igto the parade of (l. where Ihey sre forever
The following communication from the free from the sorrowe and trouble of earth. They
Session of Centre Church, annou'icing the died of Diphthera. May the Tarenta strive to meet
death of their beloved Pator, the Rev. F. ibsm in heaven, there to enjoy their presence for ever
quartered near t'tere. Col. Pryor in command
after useless remoostance, has had the ahil
key barrrla emptied.
C. NaH. will come with the weight of a
treat Borrow to the hert of ni brethren off
the ?yn.id nf North Carolina, -nd to mny
in other Hvnods, bv whom r wat well kn wn
and greailv eteem-d as a able and faithful
mnitt-r of the New Tetn.ent:
The8ea,ion of Outre Church.wiih he in felt aorrow
are ealled upon to record the death of Iheir beloved P.e
lor. Rev. F. K. Nas. who f aiiieen years miniiere.1
to them in holy I hint. After tuff-ring f
from Plum pneumonia he died D-eemher Slat. I8SI
Although hie euffenrig ere verv acute, hi m n.l '
ralm and col lee J, hi larth 'eidf.t. He lil in the
sursn'e of hope of a hpi on 'lO'tal iv
When '! mteriala earl he'utra'te.l. a more eitend-.
ed ootire of hia life and labor will be furnished t pub
lication. ,
Waving our mournful privilege of attempt
ing at sketch of hit character and labors, in'
tiew of thei pressed purpose of hi Session,
we give the following particulars ol hit last
ticknest and death, furnished by the Rev.
II. McLean, Commissioner with'him to the
lata Central Assembly, and Pattorof a neigh
berittj CJhbrch :
around the throne of Uod.
4. C. H.
Dividend No. 5. Hillsboro Savings
Institution.
'I'llE Board of Direcofa of ihi inaiilulion have tkie
- loy declarrd a dividend ol ikree ier cent, paysble
on nd .f r the lO.h Instant.
Til O.I AS WEBB. Cthier.
Jl'lUSIf I, Ife'it. tft
WANIKD,
a n.UKI .VET NtR-tE, Apply immed.aiely si
f t!. U,irje.
KOR HIKE. An inlelligenl and well diipneed boy,
19 yeara of ae, remiieni io do any rt of house or
term work, ha oeeii a hou-e servant lor some yeaia, ia
a good bober, be. Aem bie aitr, ahvul 16 yeara of
ace, accustomed lo house work, tew in, we,
... aef it ii
Apply at
Januarf S.
REM AIMNO in the Poet Office al Hillsborough on
the 1st day ef January, 1861.
C.J.Allen, R.M. Lee,
Solomon Allen, Koberl Laws,
Mia Mary E. and M. C. Msry F. Lewie,
Brown.
Frederic Baley,
Lory J. Belvio,
Jame, N. Ball.
V ilham Bowers,
D.W.Bell.
George CarJen, t
ttarah Crab ree,
Jamea Ulsrk,
Mary J. Cole,
Ellen Calea.
John J. Crablree,
Jae M. Ciabtree
Fr antra Cupels ad,
Susan Craiuree,
Jamea t'o,ilsnd,
Margaret J. Collins,
Joseph B. Dunnsgan,
M. II. Fsuiett.
William Fowler,
L. U.Gray.
J. M. Garrard,
Them Griffin,
J. P. I&ll.
Joseph W. Hughes, I
N. M. Hill,
Nancy Houry,
Sidney loiiea,
Uaisb Link,
Susan A. Link,
hao Link,
John Miller,
Mary E Mitchell,
Stephen Nirbela,
Willie Peddy,
R. Prke,
M. C. Porter.
Doctrine Riley,
M.ry E. Kiley.
H.rriet N. Rilay,
Joho Speed. '
Naney IS. Sykea,
Willi.m R. Scarlett,
Annie Scerletl,
ftobert Sailer,
Mr. R.A.St re wd,
William Tapp.
Mra S.L.Turner,
A. H. Vanbokkelia,
Wm. R. Wilkereon,
Gaston H. Wihler, .
Robert G. West more, 1
Young Whitaker,
Trm-ia V ilker-on,
Uriah Wilkerson,
L. E. Waison
VST PaiMina estlme for ene of ihe above letter will
please sey they are advertised.
. C. E. PARISH, P.M.
January 7.
DISSOLUTION.
lead.
COL. BAGLET'8.
15-
NEGROES TO HIRE
FOR Ihe present year, tee or aia ia number. Includ
ing t Cerpenier, Bricklayer sod Field Hand.
Apply to
leooare Hl, 1141
W. A. GRAHAM.
I'HK Firm of Latimer St Brown i hereby di
he mutual eonsaoL C. M. Latimer i tuihorised
to settle aerounte. All person having claims againal
said Fom ill plea present them rortwitb, and Iboee
Indeiiied to same are reepectfully ree,uetiHl to make
py merit without delay, erectile by nuts, at their count
ing room.
C. M. LATIMER,
II. N. BROWN.
Janesry 4th,llM. -
NOTICE.
i LL peraone indebted lo the eubecribere will.ky eal
ing at the Drug Store,
for aeillament.
January I.
find their acceeale read
.WEBB k DXCCSOX
Select Boarding and Day School
HII.LSBUKUl'GH, N. C.
'PHE Misses NASH ami MiaaKOLLUCK will re.
open Ibeir School en the 17th ef Jsneary. Jle
deduction made for lese than ivo weaka al ike eeav
menremeni ef the Session.
December IT. M-4w
HUGHES'S ACADEMY.
'PHE Spring 8enon of thia inelilulina eitaated few
milea north of Hiflseoreugb. will rommenre en iht
ih of January neit, sod enunoe twenty-oae weeke.
TUITION.
CUssical Department, $tl CI
English Dep rtmeat, U Vt
Board, inc luding washing, room, fuel, 6c, et 1 1? . ef
lo $AS : VO r session.
SAMUEL W. IlL'UHtS, Principal.
December IT. fU
NOTICE.
HAVING qualified sa eterator to the laat will and
testement of KEMONIA JACXSON. I shall
proceed to sell, al the late residence of the dereed.
en the 16ih day of January, all of kr tOrci, c enetet-
ing of
Hornet, Cattle, lines. Wheat, Oatt, to a)
HoutehoM anil Kitchen Furnitu' t.
A credit of eii month will be given bend oilh ap
proved aecurity will be reauirtd.
JOHN BERRY, JEt'r.
N. B- Persona having cUime againet the estate will
preaenl them as required by law. i. BKkRT
JaauaryT. II
MUSIC scnooL.
MISS MINER'S tit se'wn will teamenta on
the ITihef Jsaaaif , lilt.
Tttetwhet t'
MALE SCHOOL.
lilleboroogh, on WedneeJey, the
rTIHE SuDeeriber preposes ta open a Beheol for leva.
In Ihe town or Mi
lb of Jaouarv.' 1161. As thorough intimation io tea
lemplated, ihe number of pepile will be limited te a
tew. Terme meat tues opon tppiieatien M ti
sobwriber.
1USELL NORWOOD.
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