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VALUABLE
Land for Sale.

sflIE subscriber having resolved 10 ,emcva
- 10 the Western Country, now Ctrrs his
lfniaii0n wherein be n0w Irvss Tor sale. Gen.
tanning about SEQ acres. ESQ Of when Is vl,ar.
cd and Ia high state ol cultivation; lCQ acres
oi which is valuable Low Grounds: The Nucd
lands arc OF the very first quality, lies we'll.
and 10 heavily Tin herrd This tract of laad
viii compare with any in this part oltbe Ioun-
~ in pasint Of fertility, beauty 81 SITUATION, and
convenience " Improvements, having on il an
sxcesept Dwelling House with all necessary
and convenient Out Buildings, with three large
Barns, good Orchard Meadows. &c. Il is
deemed unnecessary 10 Say any thlag further
about the advantages that lhis Plant alton pos
scsses, as u - 10 be presumed that any per.
con DESTROYS o. puchasing will view the premi.
ses before they purchase. And as ani de-
termlaed to sell, hope all VINO may be dis.
posed 10 purchase will call and see Tor them.
selves. The terms OF sale will be made &C.
aid possession given in the
Inn 18th Of September next. This plantation
lies in the West end of Change county. on Inc
rad Leading from II llsboruush TO the High
Rock. nineteen milrs fran the former place.
BENNETT HAZELL.
march 50. Is-sw
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Il likely Young Negroes
ElR GAIE

FOR SALE.
PURSUANT 10 an order or 0,anre
County Corr Of Pleas and QUARTER
Sessions, shall proceed TO sell, on Thnrs-
day. the 25ih day cf April inst. i, The re-
sidence Of DIR. Wm. Montgomery, decd
Eleven Likely Young NEGROES, four
Boys or Men, four Girls, and three Chi.
dren, none over 25 years old.
Also, ! shall offer fnr sale on he same
day. one STEAM ENGINE, with Two
Boilers of from 10 10 30 horse power.
purchased in PHILADELPHIA after being in
use a few months only. Boilers will be
delivered in Peterstnrg. Va; Frame fnr
The same 10 rest on, Crate Bars, Drums,
dc. Il the place of sale.
A credit Of six months will be given;
bond and opprorcd'sccurily required.
ID. A. MONTGOMERY, .9dmr.
April 1. 10.
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Fresh Medicines,

4 Fresh Supply of KOLMSTOCK'S
VEMlFUGE, so Justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has Just been re-
ceived by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction it has given to those who have
tried it, warrants him in recommending
it 10 all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symptoms which indi-
cate the presence of Worms.
lie has also received a fresh supply e
Bartholomew Pink Expsctoram Syrup,
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Ex,racior-at reduced pri-
css,
l.in's Strengthening Plasiers, ..-
Balm of Columbia,
Roach and Bed Dug Bane,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Bateman's Drops, ...r
French Corn Plasters.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hewcs' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Liniment,
And small supply ofexcellent Ink Pow.
der.
For further particulars see other advsr.
tisements. ...
ap,ii 5. 10.
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China, Earlllenware,
and Glass.

flames X. SMITH has -, received Ger
Bsiqnrs Ns'lrr snd Joha Csskie. Li- spine
sarP's"' China and EaFsItcn ware.
aIrsei Jfoa fhs feif,riss; also ares supp 81
Glass ware iram Ine Msnnia. scr.e.; n. 4.
ias ~ stock compete. Ne : a. p,casetI 10
lo'n.sh Ire tOaniIy trade MI. aTilsl.s aTlGe
beet quality, 81 AoTltera prices. and Is. /
thsm with great care. Aiihs 81. The P:i, L.
e., -. amoTe slrrsi P.Ir'shafg. Va.
JAMES p. SMITH.
Mefeh "a rs CIV
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Ait, esHalA2@s Ees1me4 20 rcnn1Er Il
ne 81 - e. Ne anG. re psesed d
..eensllu.ezliiiy D. posiion ssken B,
Mr. AeDufss himseiL. siz. tl,af Ccrgres.
&C rigii p rrexlzie eomnesre. tn nj
. destroy 4.
In the Houss q Representatives. : ~
soaoilon N1s reported from he cosnmi1see
- Gats sd means. . SCI spar Tuesday.
ne On q April. anal ifeneeiosuarl. uniil
ne su5eri i disposed a. coz De conside-
r-ren Of he Eew tsnH bill. The uresi-
Gus qnesllon was mored and seconded.
and ne yeas and nays called u tie pas-
s1se o. he resolution; he vote STOOD ayes
-. noes 7e-not tuo-shisds.
Mr.. Mckay then rose and gave formal
notice ihal, on Tuesday de Oh az April.
ne shou-. move % 70 into commi.,ee VI
The Whole an this bill. and continue 10
make the same molten. day afier day, nn-
u he sulJeei was disposed u.
Fridsy. rsrrh -.
The joint resolution Offend few dsys
since, authorizing he Secretary Of STATE 10
purchase Of Hiram Powers. Of Ohio, such
marble bllsis e. Presidents a lie has exc
euied, a sum not more DIAN $500 each.
was taken ~, on motion Ct Mr.. Tappan,
and passed.
NJ. Merick look the noor IN explains.
uon Of the Pos; Office bill, prefacing the
same with some general remarks. He
reJoieed that this. al least, was no parry
question. The changes proposed in the !
rost Olice system were called cor by
some ll.C00 signerS Of memorials from |
frontier states. as well as BY resolutions Of
several Stale Legislatures. He regretted |
ieePiy that The committee had 10 contend
against The whole official corps Of tie De-
partment. From suhordinaies he had ex-
pected this. because their privileges were
lbridgcd; but he had hoped better things
rom the enlightened head OF The Depart
neni. Mr.. NJ. then went into detailed
iatemeni Of the features Of the bin.
When Mr.. Merrck concluded, the Sc
late went into session, and, after short
inc spent therein, adjourned until Mon
lay next, Al one o'clock, in order 10 afford
Senators an opportunity TO hear Seua.or
Walkers address before the National In
iitu.e.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr..
'ehenck's motion to suspend the rules TO
axe up the joint resolution fixing the day
{ adjournment, was FIRST in order; the
eas and nays were called. and were ayes
%, noes 6i--noi two-thirds.
Saturday. March so.
The Senate did no, sit to-day.
The House spent the day chiefly in
ommittee Of the whole on the army bill.
,othing Of special interest occurred until
ir. Petit, Of Indiana, moved an amend
lent 10 abolish the Office Of Chaplain,
inch he advocated in an ardent and ami
la.ed sreech, such as has been rarely lis
ened to in the hall of the House of Rep
nsen:aiiyes. His speech was throughout,
lsrespectful and condemnatory Of the
'hristian religion.
Mr.. Petit was replied TO in becom-
lg spirit, and with much effect, BY Mr..
). Joy Morris, Mr.. Hamme,;, Mr.. J. r.
lgersoll, Mr.. Holmes, and Mr.. Hardin.
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Five 81 lie rup,ls Il he Military
ssheal q Il. Pe,sssbasgh. fss l.usI,ins
q me 81 ihr ns,ls,s. . GenfIsl. r.rrired
fsrh h'iv hlavs 81 ihe knnnl b expires
"'dfr''l he emperor. and were lhen sent
70 sefse - eraaon snldsers in he an,
81 ne Csnes.us. The pusishasns 10
SAID 70 hare rrssird . grssl s,n.a ion
among lhs NIL Les.
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, Up III
Tnbarco-Insperiions have increased
considerably. Leaf, Tor sirmming AMI
shipping. sells ehi6fy al 50 TO 4-bnl
better sorts u III prices. up 10 s7-surh
. = suitable for manufacturing. from 6 u
sl4. Lugs. common. Si:SO t. good
$3.50 To 5.
demonstrating doing: market dull;
quotations nouinsl. s 10 o.
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HIk-Theezriisnsrni upon de Tex.
. question appears 70 be rapidly sute:I.
iRg. The washingion correspondent u
tie Baldncse PanaO, says: Every day
We hare addi6onal reason for believing
that no measure Cor lhe annexation of Tex.
as 70 ihe Union. VII be sanctioned or even
seriously entertained by either House Of
Congress. At the present session"
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Signs Of The Timss.-The Evening
J"urn4l very per,incnly remarks. upon
The recent election Of Why successor
to MIR: Wilkins, in Pennsy Ivania. that
M. Daragh is the thirteenth member
elected TO ill vacancies in the present,
Congress. and OF lie whole thirteen not
one Is l.ocoioco. II would b. difficult
10 End a more significant ind cation Of
the strength and direction OF The popular
current ..
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CONGRESS-,
Saturday. March

The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.
Mckay, from the committee Of ways ant
means, reported a Senate bill for directing
the disposition ofunclamed goods amount
ing in value to less than 500, seized a
custom-houses, which was taken up ant
passed.
Mr.. Parmanter submitted a resolution
calling on the Secretary of War to furnish
certain information in reference to the use
oi cannon of large size, &C.; which, after
brlei debate, was passed.
Mr.. Mckay gave notice of his inten.
uon to introduce bill to authorize the
coinage Of golden dollars. 4. -.a
MONDAY, March 25
In the Senate, the resolution Of the COM
mlttee on Finance, that the bin introduced
early this session by Mr.. McDullie for re.
viving the compromise act, was of a cha
ractcr that could not originate in the Sc
nate, was taken up.
Mr. Benton addressed the Senate. and
went into an elaborate history of the yar;-
Gus tariffs, showing the amount of reye-
nuas collected under them. He contend.
Gu tina. trade had been aoa1;le.ing IN !.
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Weekly Almanac.
Common Schools
OF ORANGE.

81" VI UItaNIE.
a II late meeting of the Board OF gu.
perinendanls, an order was made for
The Irsurvey Of the School districts in
this County, and the former committee
men rc-appoinled until an election is held
after the new survey. II is recommend.
ed. and earnestly requested, that the dis.
irlcts that have not drawn all The money
due them up 10 this time. have ,heir
Schools taught for that purpose BY mex,
iall. as the funds on hand after That time
will beappostioned Nv The new survey.
STEPHEN MOORE, q. y. s.
april 10. 20
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Hl1fiN.s O. llEge E1lber - e0aiinas /
PouEssg no coasrsss. pray - Cat Is i
ierzhon may Be naas il he exissing re.
Of duties. II ! STATED thai he basiness q
lhs roaniry ! steadily and rapidly IL.
proving. and : geseral desire : oppressed
taai DE sarilT q 1919 shah Be permitted
% rcmlia undissssssd until ils Effects shall
bs fully tested.
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The Hon. John C. Calhoun. Secretary
Of State, arrived Al The city Of Washing.
ton on the Goth nltimo.
The Messenger, published at Pendle-
ton, ,. Carolina, near Mr.. calhoun's re.
sidence, states that Mr.. Calhoun accepts
the Office Of Secretary Of State with the
express understanding that he is to be a.
liberty 10 rsiire Immediately on the adj
justment Of the Texas and Dragon ques-
iions, or 50 soon as il shall be asceriained
that they cannot be adjusted By treaty.
Mr.. C.. is reluctant to abandon his agri-
cultural pursuits and enter again on pub
lie life.
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DEATH OF GES. CARRoLL.-An extra
ffom the Office OF the Nashville Union.
announces the death Of Gen. William Car
roll, Late Governor Of Tennessee, whose
name is familiar 10 the county besides, in
eonnexion with his military services as
commander Of volunteer corps IN the
war Of 1912, and for public services rem
deaci since in various civil capacities.
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The Legislature Of Louisiana, have
passed bill reported by the committee
on Finance, providing for the liquidation
Of the deb.s proper ofthe Sta'e. II pro-
vi,les for the ex,inguishment of some four
millions Of dollars due by the state, by
means Of transfers of stocks in the va
rions Banks a: par. and The sale of pro-
periy belonging 10 the State.
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The st. Louis Republican SAYS that a
gentleman residing near that city has re-
Gently commenced the Manufacture of oil,
of fine quality, from Corn. II is said to
burn with a clear, steady light, in every
respect equal to sperm or lard oil, without
the smoke which usually attends vegeta-
bic oil. 1t viii not CONCEAL in the coolest
weather.
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In consequence Of the accumulation o
Business in ihe Superior coun Cor he
eouniyof Randolph, his honor Judge DlcE
his appointed special term % ihe Cour,
70 be held on the ihird Monday Of July
next.
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The death CT Commodore Edmund p.
Kennedy is announced in the Norfolk
papers. lie was attacked with apoplexy
on board his Gag ship, The Pennsylvania.
on the 18th ulIimo, which terminated In
his death on the 2sih. lie was sixiy-fiye
years Of ace.
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70 TrE DEMOCRATS or
ORANGE COUNTY.

fA<As sst sa<s AZ l~ssk-as snS ee1s.
as.ssfs - 49, sseat ea~Re g "a. .s.msart. -
Is aAas newasts = - = 1riAe - aashr ~ 30.
is.es ~ lke rgasss. ans - sac asss-s-st : Z. 4
raisis iar i.us.s essle sns z. VS. sssas srsss.a.
a . lave men.hess q she a. sisasiuss ts... 81
resaig ars FEessffai sae ~. FTss.Ssls =
rifst dasiFe q FFsFemf y<aF SO a . MAJ
frsfestta y ssgssstes shss tes sPf@ - tsm-
nj go - tiGisess. ia Fart ssasia's Iss-
tfiei. sld iAst pc sass nrss sal : - gsGa &C.
-fesitsr D,sirnts sd aFTassi rrs pas q. at
e z = i1asisAaasash - Ia as - a. AsF
Cesfs fer fhs PIP - "a ~ nn asisR snaaAss
psfsaas % Frs tar SIC Srrstr AZ ffasas n
'e@mena Lar - sEsAKils aSD ~ eta
DtTr.
B,ysn, S,rovd. William n. Pnt.
nemjamin Hurdle. William Ne!son.
JnIi. J. lir.eken, Patterson MrDsds,
VIII m Homer. Jsssph MrMarrsy.
Jchn w. Hsnenrk. f:erFgr jordan.
Nillism r. iirroh. u. A. Mun gomsry,
Sydney SmiIh, Has IN Poe,
Iii WsisoH. john ThcmEson.
Joseph Alison, William Durham.
John HILL.
OFsHgs. kisnh I, is4s
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MIR. g. MRS. BURWELL'S
FEE M ALE OF,
EESs.ss,nresuGs, NJ G,

) HE Summer session viii begin on
Thursday the 23d Of May. Vaca-
tons hereafter will be in April and Oclo-
her.
TERMS, PAYABLE HALF IN ADVANCE.
Boa per session, $40 90
Tuition, IL, 10, and IL so
Music. .z..M.. % 90
Use Of Piano. 5 90
Board can also be had in respectable
families. Instruction given in Latin,
French, Drawing aud Painting.
April l. 49,.
h-F The Raleigh Register and Standard,
Newoernian, aud Ca olna walchman will in
sert once week Tor six. weeks. E.-.4- @@
BIp9NKS FOR sale at Ibis O9ke, Vi
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The ecrner stone Of the Me,hoiisi Epis-
eo2al Church in Wilmington. 70 be built
ON the site Of The one destroyed in The
gTca. Gre Of April Is43. was laid with due
ceremonies on the "a inst.
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which we fer to dealers al The l,we., nor,h.
era prices tor cssn or Town acceptances.
inose s"irs US call will fad good as
softment - select from ,hroug bout The season,
az we siall keep our ., sorlmen, complete ~
~eenly additions. onr Bonne;s are mostly Of
our manufacture. and will bear comparison
win AIRY other manufacture in the United
states Tor style. ia shape or finish. and will DO
tftr,d 10 dealers by the case or dozen al mi.
ces which cannot iail to SUIT.
Our stock comprises every variety of Flo.
renee, Fancy, Straw Braid aud Willow Bon.
nets.
Band Bikes, dress Whalebone, Bonnet Wire.
Ed.ings SC always on hand.
The retail trade will fad well selected a..
sottmen, OF fashionable Goods ia cur Millinery
Room. 49,
CARPENTER, ANDERSON & CO..
:, asc:4Sas re street, Petershur-, VI.
Is -9w
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE LAND & SLAVE:

Vi VALUABLE LAND d SLAVES,
- BY virtue of deed OF trus,
SS4s2 executed 10 nc nv LemucI N. Nor.
W. gan, IN tic Iaih March, 1912, duty
.SrasssA recorded aud registered, I will PRO
creu 10 sell 10 tAe highest bidurr, on the pre-.
misses, or Friday The Tth day oil June next. 1.-THE
day after the ANIMAL commencement of the
University the valuahe Tract OF Land IN
which the sa,d lemucl NJ. Morgan now re.
sides, containing uile hunureh and thirty
hive acres, inure or less. There is no diff .ul,y
10 pronounting this To be amons the most fer
iiIe and valuable tracts Of land ~ the county
OF Orange; and there are in the slate few resi-.
deaces combining eqnal advaniaee Of health,
heaaty OF situation, cont guilty oi gnod society,
and literary institution OF high character.
The tract corners within few huad.ed yards
Of The village of Chapel Hill, aud includes
about four huad,ed acres of excellent low
grounds on Boidea's creek. Tue Dwelling
House is handsomely situated about a mic
from the village, a"d Is, tageshcF with good
Harn, Kitchen, barry and other houses, ia a
good state Of rrpair.
At the same lime and place, and for the
same Purposes, will sell a valuable Female
Servant, WHO is al experienced cook, aud her
two Children.
The te' ms, which will probably be accom-
mofating At least ia part, will be made snown
on In" day al sale. The title IL undoubted,
but of,onrsc convey as trustee only.
lLM w. MUM, Trustee.
Chapel Hal, arr'! s. 200
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Marriage Legalised.-The Lsei.Is-
'uTe q! Poems, | an'a recently passed an
at legal zlng marriage con,r. CT between
Mr.. L S. Bfunsou and his vile, The
parties we're unrie snd heirr, but were mot
acquainted with ihe fac. until a consider.
able time after their marriage.
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AttentiOn!!

TO the Commissioned 01fcrs and Iu.
sieials belonging TO The ASH Resi-
menf ef North Carolina Militia.
WoU are hereby commanded to attend n,
Ms Elizlhe h Mechanics. on Saturday thc
i7Ih install al eleven O'Clock, tqnipt as the
aw directs, f,r drill IA, ster aud Court Mar
tial
Also al In" same time ami lace an election
will be held 10 clt CT a Colonel Cummandan,
tor said acgimrnt.
p. NELSON, LII. Gel.
.apr;Ls. 90.
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Special Court.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law-March Term,
1874

superior Sourt OF Law-M2rch Term,
1874
1T APPEARING 10 the Judge now heldirg ,hi
- Conrt, that The business upon the Civil
Docket oil The same cannot be done al this
term; Il is ordered by the said Jutge, tta, u
term "t the Superior Court ci Law Tor tbs
.conntv be held o't the secoad Monday in June
"'x,, accordios to the provisions OF the act
passed at the hast session OF the General As.
sembly, ecusitd IAN act for the n.oie speedy
admiatsi ration of justice" Il is further order-
ed, tl$i the Clerk Of This Court cause this or
der to be published in The liilsborough Re-
corder, and advertised at the door oil Tie court
h"use and three or laUre otter public Ilaces In
the county.
sCP Parties and Witnesses are NO, 6ed Ia
attend an Monday nsrnins, ss il is expected
that The G""rt will eater Immediately spon The
uial uf causes.
JOS. C. NORWOOD, c. 5. G.
March 81. ~
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arrived in The city of Washington.
REopg IsLASp.-A special session oI
the General Assembly commenced last
Friday afternoon Al Providence. The
object Of this session is 10 consider whal
action, il any, the safety and dignity Of
the Stale may demand in relation to the
proposed action OF the House Of Repre-
senialiyrs Of the United States. in the
matter OF the fee suffrage memorial.
now before that body. A message from
Gov. Fenner was communicated TO the
Assembly. II states that the special ses-
sion had been called "al the reqnes, of a
large aud respectable numberof the mem
hers Of both houses OF the General AS
srmhly.' In relation To the matters to
which il is expected their deliberations
will be direcled. the Governor remarks:
Denying To the Congress oflhe Uni'ed
States any authority, under the Con.liiu-
lion to inielrFa with ihe internal affairs Of
a State In the manner. in the form and
for The purposes assumed, was perfectly
satisfied that the attitude Of our State ON
this occasion should be indicated nv ST.
lent contempt Of Ill The efforts made TO
disturb our peace, by persons in or out
Of the House Of Represen atises Of the
United States.
Anticipating the most salu,ary resui,
from your deliberations, commit to your
wisdom and patriotism the protection of
The rights, he honor and the dignity of
our State, res ing confidently assured that
your measures will be such as become
Rhode Island men, and Rhode Island
Legislature" A..~
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Fl pregnant Sign. last I.exing.
ton Ky J Observer says: We have sren
letter from distinguished gentleman at
indianapolis. here the Legislature Of In.
diana is now in session, s,atrrg iha, de
leeaiI"n Of The Locoiocos of Ohio, at the
head Of which was the Speaker of the
Ohio House Of Representatives, has re-
Gently visited Indianapolis. with a view
10 procure. from the Lacoioco members
OF The lnd ana Legislature. a. reversal Of
their opin' n. some nme ago expressed,
IN ia."r Of Mr.. Van Barren, and at the
sane time, nominst,on Of Cen. Cass.
Y IL stated that The Ohio d,legatian de-
claEea, ,hit. unlcss,his change was mole,
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hsrnhufisa n Hasfi.-Adsires hsss
eTsn EfrFisfa = Bssasn IFrm Gaze liar
Zee % No lssh M.rrfs ~hish rsprrfen,
lhsi DC eisiarha,ers - lhs Islshd had a.
sened . serious sspssL TIE y hole 81 shs
asilnnsl s'ny aRd ~ he nsi.onai anafd
In hal usrr und.r orders 10 nssrh ..
ssiasi ~ lnsoSssnf..
The Psesldeni "a. esllreiire ~ he e.
ifrssFs ioEss j. thsii - he I-l.nd. and
= sss uorRki shsre esld Lr srms sshl
ING. hui lhsl ne Isvsiu IAN aosld pss.ks.
olJ be Suppressed pili.eu, nSeh d.fIiesl-
tf.
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A Mormon recently appeared at New
Orleans, and attempted TO preach, but he
was pel,ed with decayed apples and
oranges, and compelled 10 leave the place
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The Phoenix Bank. a, Columbus. Ga.
4" shut up shop" on the 18th instant. 1t
is said that some of the officers are among
tho missing ~%S
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

The Hon. Nr. Henderson, associate
Minister from tho republic of Texas, has
arrived in The city of Washington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

BLRNKs FOR sale al th;s 1sSs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-11

In the Senate, the following act was Ia
ken up, read third time, and passed: An
act changing the time of holding the Su-
preme Court of the United States from Cd
Monday Of Janu,ry to Let Monday in De-
re,rIer. 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-13
Five Gents Reward.

HS ANAN Az om tRc suhsctihor, living a.
no, bout a Mills cast Of Charlotte. m Nh ~.
lnslao', bunni hoy usually called HlRTIs
HUNTER. lie was bound to the subscriber ~
Court lie IS II years cid, hgAt boin. dark q,
yellow complexion, aud had On blue panlaloons
sheeA summer lrnsk coat, straw hai AHA shoes
~ Persous are isrcwarurd nal 10 larbnr or en-
ploy sald boy, a. the law will be- rinlly enforced
aRa'ns a"y ore who may 10 so, Any rcrsun IA.
Ning hlh ~ aud delivering him to ne, shall re.
eelyc the above reward Cor thor trouble.
:, JOHN WIrHERSroON.
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