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The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
From The New Orleans Bee.

TEAAS.--The steamship ]. s. Nc.
Kim, Capt. Lewis, arrived last evening,
bringing dates from Galveston and Hous-
ton up to the 10Th inst.
President Anson Jones has issued his
proclamation convening Congress on the
10th day Of June, to take into considera-
tion the proposition Of annexation.
The Civilian and Galveston Gazette
makes the following remarks upon the
subieeE
I'VE regret 10 learn, which we do from
the National Register, that the United
States Minister has submitted TO this gov
ernment the bare proposition for annex
alton, contained in Mr.. Browns resolu-
ton, Mr.. Polk as well as Mr.. Tyler con-
ceiving it impracticable" to effect the
measure under Mr.. Benton's plan.
"The Register says that Congress will
in due time be convened to consider and
take measures to submit 10 the people,
the whole question Of annexation in all its
bearings" The Register says:-
"Ihe object of the President is TO take
such steps as shall not only ascertain the
will Of the people, but if they shall so re-
quire, place us in position for admission
into the union, at the next session Of the
American Congress.
That Texas will accept the propositions
of the government of the United States,
there can be no doubt, if the state of pub
lie opinion there is correctly represented
by the proceedings Of portion Of the peo-
pie at their public meetings.
Wericaa Dsspaiches.-We learn, says
the Houston Morning Star of the 10Th, that
our government has received communica-
,ions from Gen. Austin, by way of Corpus
Christi and Bexar, conveying assurance
that the new government of Mexico is dis
posed 10 treat with Texas upon the basis
of Independence. Similar dispatches, we
learn, were received from Vera Cruz by
the Eurydice, about fortnight since, and
it is rumored that the British Minister IN
Mexico will soon induce the Mexican gov
cmment to present definite propositions Tor
the adjustment of all difficulties between
the two countries. Its rumored also that
our government has answered these COM
munications, and the dispatches fol. this
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
TRE oREGON QUESTION.

When an'heir 10 properly attempts
10 lnresiall the results Il lime andkills his
relation 10 gain an immediate possession.
an indignant community stamps ils burn.
ing brand upon his folly and crime. Our
haste IN reference 10 Oregon may have
less gnilI ID il. bat not less folly. We
rnn the hazards Of war. and al The mise
ries which Tsr Lrings with il. q get imme-
diale possession Of that hich lime must
inevitably make ours.
Nine or zen Americans 10 one Erglish-
man are now settling there; when. there
fore. the population Of lhal country shall
reach if.y thousand. forty-iye ihonsand
will he Amer cans; when il shall reach .
hundred thousand. ninety thousand will be
Americans. Now, does any man in his
sober senses believe that these ninety
thousand are going 10 take their not ons
OF civil freedum and Of civil government
from The remaining ten ihousandl Does
any man believe thai these ninety thous-
and will forget their lineage. lase their
sympathy With republican institutions,
and swearallrgiance tothe British Crownl
There is just about as much danger that
the people sf Maine or Vermont silI 60
over TO Great Britain as that the people Of
Oregon will. Il is slander on their in
telligence and love Of freedom 10 predict
such result.
All, therefore, that we have 10 do, in
order TO come into secure possession oil
Oregon, is 10 let her alone. Time will
make her ours, without any fighting eth.
'er with goose-quills or guns. She is
bound 10 US by the grea, laws Of affinity
and symnaihy. laws which can be defeat
ed only by rashness and folly. She viii
come into our arms just as naturally and
inevitably as vapnrs rising up from the sea,
floating of TO distant mountains, and there
becoming condensed into showers, return
i exulting streams 10 their parent ocean,
Blu, suppose worst comes TO worst. and
we have 10 fgh, for Oregon; even in thai
event the longer We put off the conflict
the better for us. With Ninety thousand
Americans there and ten thousand Eng.
lish, or one hundred and eighty thousand
Americans and twenty thousand English,
who can doubt what the issue would be!
We can see reasons why England should
wish TO push this matter to an issue now,
but none why America should, unless il
be that Misrepresentation which overleaps
itself and f,hs on the other side.
North .7merican.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

A iew weeks since We received Ie,ier from |
Pot Maacr in Indiana. enclosing bill Of money
and directing Us 10 send the Recorder 10 an 80
iecTncd and venerable friend now resident there
who was formerly of this vicinity. lie had been
asubscribcr Cor many years before and sflcr hi,
residence in Indiana, but Cor various reasons
among which was his falling eye-sight he diseon
inued the paper and now, afier the lapse Of three
or four yeau, he "wishes 70 renew his acquaini.
snee with the Recorder" We are always pleas.
si to receive Subscribers but there was something
peculiarly pleasant in the receipt Of this letter
We added . paying subscnber. % our Es,,--no, q
new friend, but one who had long poaaesaed an
opportunity Of judging US, and who BY this sicT
has manifested his appreciation Of our course, and
the value be places upon our labors;-but moro
than this, we were informed Of the good health Of
our friend, and Of the high esteem in which he is
held by those among whom he is spending the
evening Of his days May he be long spared to
the community in which he lives and may his life
be one Of case and comfort to himself as well a.
usefulness to others.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

IitisgL Tie dhruEIss ansBIlnra FsaaF.
uiiaa e IsEL iilssPslsrhrs - euua-
nUe e gre sgcf CrsEa's vieusA are Es-
- sesiu1s. e0Elecaed a : SCI : eoeEaion
uiih ne lniegr, ard viii she prerioesly
expressed desssninalioa % wags war On
hat sffaciorTsoEince. Bus kese iwo
exnemesafe ieaasaeiy nos The oniy points
10 he considesa. The ferlnaeiiy viii
vhieh he Unsed Sases GoErInmeni pus-
sues is olieeil Well kn0wn, and lhsrera
be but lule debi lAsi this re-uni0n will
nhimaiely sss Plser. undeF Il &c cir
enmslances II ncogEiiion offhe indepen-
dence Of Texs nav be siewed - sa gave
alternative; al i merits afsension. berause
i may enahls Mexico 90 prereni annexa.
lion-io fnsfaie the incorporation within
her ewn dofain 0f American ieuii0Fy.
The memoria, therefore. suggests nfgo-
fiaflon with Tc1as. and though Il does
not ssy what's 10 be tie fiHii Of such ne
gotiaiiOn, hewhole scope and tenor ofIhe
reasoning led 10 he inevitable conclusion
ihal The Independence Of The young Re
public Is 10 be The subject Of diplomatic
intercourse.
The memsrisl is very interesting, and
but for lis eSsEeme Irnglh We wolId trans
fer i 20 our plUmns. The brief summa.
~ we have given VIII nevertheless furnish
an idea OF is general character.
Nss Osi,ans Bee. .5Fri %.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

Mass bgsaauIy aaaiE. and ssuaas,ssirl
NiEistsT . l.on3un.
Esen ne AiaisisE has been nsms5--
hr, h.a bursn-1nd Ee have heand Il.
90 - ihas eonnexion. fhe name a. anoshe,
dai'nEs'si'sdisader il ne Demoeralie pss.
y. We have nos been sble % trsee the
Fninof 2 any aalheniie sourre. and Il isse.
n possible ihsi / hss 10 oiher foundation
nan ne scores q On difs whish are IL
ssysgenenied u he PFseincis or poiisieal
gesslp. when The minds Of men are strong
y fastened aPon any public question q
importance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
MARRIED

In dis couniy. % ne ssh ullimo. y Wn. 4.
L., CO Mr. JosErH TEoxAs % Mis- srsAs
SHaSKIIx.
In dis counsy. On Tuesday evening -. ..
Wm. Lpsconh, szg- NJ. wEslEr RHoBrs ..
Mis- Manr cAaHIEsros, daughter of Mr.. Jas
r. caEnngt0n.
In Rilmingicn. on the eslh Ut, y IL Rev
Dr. Drsne, Dr.. PETrs NJ. wALKKs 10 Mis- Ma.
sARrr LAM, daughter of Levin Lane. co.
In NeHbesn. On ihc 2ith ulsimo, by James C.
Stevenson. ssq. Mr. cHRIsroPHrR DrsIEr, q
Jones county, % NisS srsaS lam, daughter d
Mr. z. slade. esq- Ofthe former place.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
]. g. ]. II. Webb,

II addinoa 10 DIR esnessl saa<k Il sFang
IL Coca hnte Eecrised 10 losigAiHes
H1ndsosne Real FErnch Prints. fFea.rh work-
"a csllars ard Tnmmmes. kilk Core NJ TsssesS,
and Gimp cord. Oh silk. New siyIs q Panaoi1.
Fsns. Grass cloih. (fr skirt<) Biask and Mliie
kniftng coeion. Marking Gotten. Yirsoia Diaper
Pms. spool slsnaS. Han Pms Bnlannia cad1s
Pols. Meiasses Cans vanilla Beans Pine Grctn
Tea. Straw kniscsl &c.
Ihry have also Frreived s1ppx q Ghs sane
Ncwing and crsaling Blades whirh dry sod lass
sring. md which gave such general Fafisfscfion.
They have On hand few Patent Solsr Land
Lamps. nhich hum eilhsE Lard or OIL saving pro-
bably ono-half de expcne q other lights. Also
one harEel a Lard
An Of he above vii le sold IoN fos razh, o. en-
. short credit 70 punciuAl dealers.
APrI -. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

Lssf sunmer The Locofoco pspers were
perfectly furious against dc Wigs f0r
ior saying that Teras herselfdid not know
he smonni q her dehl. The Texas pa-
prr ncw admit fhst tlleir C0vernneni i
ulsehy in the dark upon lhal sabieci. So
Il BOW turns out thas he U. Slales Loco
focos were in favour q The assumption q
sn unknown amount of debt.
L0HisriHe Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
OUR UNIVERSITY.

Ihe EIith Rnniuersary Commence
ment Of this flourishing Institution, takes
place. as our readers will pere eivs by the
usual advertisements in another column. on
the first Tuesday ofJune next, and we learn
from reliable source, that the business
and exercises of the occasion will possess
unwonted interest.
The public exercises of Commence
ment week, will be opened on Monday
night, by sermon to the Graduating
Glass, from the Rev. NJ. A. Gilchrist,
of Fay etteville. The first Anniversary
Meeting Of The Historical Society of the
University, will be held on Tuesday after.
ward, andith night of that. and the follow
ing day. will be given up, as heretofore,
TO the competitors in defamation, selected
from the Freshman and Sophomore Clas-
ses.
The Grafton before the two Literary
Societies, will he delivered on Wednesday
forenoon, by the Rev. MIR. Thomas F.
Davis, Of Salisbury. The Alumni Asso-
citation will meet in the afternoon, and
remove the remains of the Late President
Caldwell, from The Grave Yard to their
final resting place. at the base OF his
Monument, erectedby the Trustees in the
Campus. when an appropriate discourse
will be pronounced.
Thursday will he Commencement day,
and will presen, The usual variety and at
fractions.
To afford the Board Of Trustees every
facility for conference and consultation on
the many important subjects claiming
their consideration, permanent arrange
mems have been made for their accommo-
dation, in body, with board, lodging,
&c. &C.. Of oil such as may attend, out
Of the general contingent fund Of the In
siiiution.
The first Public Examination held at
this place, was on the 18th Of July, 1895.
and although the lapse Of hall century
may now End among the living no men,
Der Of that first Glass; to answer 10 his
name upon the calling Of The roll, ye. ma
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
Dry Goods,


such as Callicos-all prices; handsome assoft-
ment Of Bonnets aud Ribbons; Cambricks end
Muslins; Hosiery Of all kinds, Gloves, Sewing
Silk, Tuck and Side Combs, Bed Ticking, Apron
Checks, Lawns. &c. foi Ladies' fine dresses, Bon
net Caps, Artificial Flowers, Oil Silk, Parasols
and Umbrellas Fans, Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, Bleached and Unbleached Cloth. silk and
Cotton Handkerchief, Flax and Cotton Thread,
Coat and Psntaloons Cloths, Trimmings of oil
kinds, and many other articles in the Dry Goods
line.
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades Of the very best
quality; Nails, Pots, Ovens, SkiIlets, Shoyes and
Spades, Chiscls and Augers, Hammers and Gin
blcts, Hinges and Screws, Shoe Knives and Awl
Blades, Wedding Hoes, Knives and Forks, Peck.
ct Knives and Scissors, Trace Chains and Curry
Combs, Stock and Pad Locks, Tea and Table
Spoons, and many other articles not enumerated.
GROCERIES.
The very best Green and Black Teas, Sugar
and Coffee, Pepper and Alspice, Molasscs and
Salt, Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and other Soaps,
Powder and Shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel, Porter, Lime Juice, and Raisins, Sperm and
Tallow Candies, and number of other articles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
EPSON and Glauber Salts, Allan and CAM
phor, Opium and Sugar of Lead, Cream of Tar
ter and Magnesia, Birthstone and Annetta, Calo-
mel and Rheubarb, Quicksilver, Oil Vitrol and
Aquafortis, White Lead and Yellow 0chre, Red
Lead and Litharge, Linsced and Tanners Oil,
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmegs, Logwood and
Glue, Madder and Indigo, Vamishes of all kinds,
Ink and Ink Powder, Camwood and Coperas, and
all other Drugs usually kept in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes, Bowles, Mugs, Pitchers,
and Tumblers, Tea and Cream Pots, Ewers and
Basins, and many other articles in the Crockery
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pots,
Cups, small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods will be sod low for
cash, or on credi. TO those who will pay when
called on. 0jT The Common Country Trade
will be taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend TO use every means in
their power to please all who may favour them
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
for cash, they think they shall be able to sell at as
low prices as can be had in Hillsborough. Call
and see for yourselves.
A. MICkLE g. CO.
May 8. Is
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
Spring & Summer Goods,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
James & John Hi. Webb

A RE now receiving their stock of Spring and
IA Summer Goods from the Northern markets.
They have made extensive purchases, and have
selected their Goods with care; they have no doubt
therefore, that they will be able to please. They
have for Ladies' Dresses, Balzorines, Lawns, De
Lanes, &c. of new and very rich patterns, and
handsome French and American Prints; for Gen.
tlemen, variety of Staple and Fancy Goods.
They have just received Rio and Laguira COT.
fee, Porto Rico and New Orleans Brown Sugars,
and Woolsey's Patent Loaf, Crushed, and Pow
dered Sugars.
A lot Of School Books on hand, cheap for cash
They respectfully invite their customers and
friends to give them q call.
April is. 70
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

Az we are going to press we have been
shown private letter Of the 2slh inst.
from Washington. in this State, which
states that the large swamps in Beaufort,
Tyrrell, and Hyde counties were on fire.
The letter goes on 10 say, that there were
"iwo whole families burned upin Tynell.
one Of the families consisting Of man.
his wife. three children. and three ne.
groes; the other family" says the writer.
4" ! did moi learn how many were burned.
The whole woods are on fire." We sup
pose we shall hear more Of this matter be.
fore cur next issue.
Hiimingfon Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

NAsAL.-The L. 8. squadron, under
Con. Stockton. sailed from Hampton
Roads on Saturday with scaled orders. Eor
he Gull Of Mexico. r.. 8. ship Mace
DOMAIN, Com. Perry, sailed fiom 81. Croix
Ter Aew YORK. yia Pono Rico. on he
slh ullimo. The Sirilian frigale Uanis,
Con. Le,iien. arrived Il New Y ork on Sa.
turd1y from 81. Helena.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

The Baltimore Patriot of May lstquotes
an article from the New York CONNER.
cial, which says:
=" II has been rumoured in Wall street
this Wednesday, morning and yesterday
that the result of the Presidents delibera.
tlons with his Cabinet ON the Oregon ques
ton, was determination to follow the cx'
ample Of the British Government on tho
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
Sirayed,

ENEoA g E.lsgA<r. q e Ia.A ofArga .
kSal ~ flLIEH. ezas guuzals, - a..
M.sin Ez& A.. tsss MAils issa. al kas q 81
sasr q hs knrx. So has leea nakr1. 40 laS
- n.zsk e - csilE = tE.e ngaa a,auE8sr. A
ssassnaAie sswssa ~ k< sissn s. ~ deLsssy =
1he Esh@szihxr. hxinE e sa< BaEisu's ssw M.
near - Lalir River Meesirg hnsrs rns asy N
fsrna6nn sszFex6ns ~ 81 he f.aakflEy ssueis-
ed
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Apsl 90 55-sw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
DIVISION OF THE NJ. E. CHURCH.

The vote in the annual conferences ol
the Methodist Episcopal Church to re-
sclnd the restrictive rule, so that the pro-
pcriy of the Church may be divided, is
lost; some of the Southern papers say
that division will take place nevertheless; !;
and on the other hand it is currently re-
ported that some OF the delegates to the
Louisville convention have expressed the
intention Of voting in favor of postponing
the question until the next General Con.
ference. n. 7. Com. .4Jp.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
Stray FiLIeys.
Balm of Columbia,
FOR THE HAIR. =

Il
pALDNESS cured, certainly and effcctually.
~ The reputation Of an article is established,
not by extensive advertising and putting, but by
its known virtue and intrinsic value. The course
of the Proprietors of the Balm of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact. They
have endcavored to give to the Public an article
with which the user would he pleased and satisii-
ed. 1t is well known to those who use this pre-
paration, that it keeps the hair from falling out,
restores it on bald places in wonderful degree !;
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy and,
what is Of equal interest, keeps it entirely free
from dandruff; in fact, continued use of it pre-
vents entirely an accumulation of dandrafi. This
old established remedy for badness, Is now for
sale IN this place by d. Heart, of whom the ge-
nume only can be had. And by DR.. James
Young, Oxford, and ]. & r, Sloan, Greensbo-
rough. Sold, wholesale, by Comstaek s. Co., 81
Cortlandt street, n. Y.
| April 8. IL.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

We kan from ihe Nashville Banner. that tho
lien. Dawn w. DicKISsOx. late one q the mp
ssCnisiiscs in Congress from the ssaie of Tennas-
<e. died At the residence Of ML Many. ne4s
FrshkIin. on Sunday he e7,h ult
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

wIIrILS d. MosKIr, esq- formerly q ihis
s'aie. and Al one time Speaker of The Senate. has
hcen nominated BY the Locofoco party in Florida
as tAcir candidate ios Governor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

@~~s~~~.-~~---~-
New YORK Correspondent Of the National Intel.
kgcnceE
New York, April 81, Is45.
The sslceicommiiiee appointed BY cul
State Senate " investigate the circumslan.
ees attending the recent loss Of the Swsl-
low, have made report. which iusiifies
the impression % generally entertained,
that the accident was the result Of gross
neglect and carelessness on The part OF The
pilot no was st the wheel al the time.
They state that when llie Swallow struck
she was going q the rate Of fourteen or &c.
teen miles an hour; and sank in from two
70 1--WE minutes after The collision had taken
place. They lay the whole blame OF the
disaster upon The pilot.
A bill accompanying the report was in.
irodnced BY ihe committee. ID provides
that tile proprieinrs of every steamboat
shall be held jninlly and severally respon
sible fsr all loss Of life or properly which
may occur from any acrident 10 such boar;
that no spiriiuous liquors shall be sold OF
allowed ON board any steamboat neyigai.
ing the Hudson; and that in every suit in.
siituIed 10 recover damages resulting from
an accident. the hurthen Of proof shall be
thrown upon the defendant.
10 arecentreport the Secretary OF Stale
estimates The total number Of panpers in
the State Of New York al 26,ll4, who
are an animal expense 10 the Common.
wealt', Of six hundred ihons.nd dollars.
or this number about one-hall are loreign-
era.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
Look at This |

If you wish to buy Goods cheap, call and er-
= amino our stock, which we have just received
from New York and Philadelphia. This, added
10 our former stock, makes our assortment very
good. Our Goods have been selected with great
care as to style and quality, and VIC are therefore
prepared to ofer great inducements to those wish
ing to purchase. We hazard nothing in saying
that we are prepared 10 sell Goods as low as any
house in the county. Call and give US trial,
and IL we don't sell you Goods cheap, we'll ac-
knowledge that this advertisement Is al puff
or Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
M'AD00, SCOTT & co.
Ruffin's Mills, Orange, April 6. 7l--Sn
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

FuLPess Nsle seui taek % Ven CmE b.
; bniish Fssssl. Il e1pselsa a -
anal pEoPoEiaoas a ghs Meriran RoterU-
neni III be EeosiEed here aboug' si.s Nd.
de e Jane. q by Ihs Iss q July.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term, ls45.
William J. Patterson, and others,

In Equity-March Term, ls45.
William J. Patterson, and others,
against
ThcmGs B. Patterson, and others.
IN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction Of
= the Court that the defendants, Thomas b. Pat
terson and James Patterson, Tor his heirs If any,)
are not inhabitants Of this state II is ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in the Hillsbs-
rough Recorder Cor said defendants, Thomas b.
Patterson and James Patterson, (or his rcpresen-
tatiyes,) to appear on or before the next term Of
this Court, to be held for Orange county, at the
courthouse in Hillsborough, on the second Mon
day Of September next, and plead, answer or de-
nur to the petition, or the same will be taken
pro confcsso, and set down for hearing ex parte
as to them.
Given under my hand at Office, in HILLSIDE
rough, the second Monday of March, ls45.
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
Price adv. 81 so. 72-6w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

HES- A Meeting Of the Washington Tempe
80 rance Society win be held IN the Metlo-
dis, Church this evening Thursday At candle-
light Both Ladies and Gentleman arc invited 70
attend.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

Gen. Observation-Disclosures has been
received IN New York from the Hermit.
age that on the llih inst. Gen; jackson
was Frustrated by a severe attack Of his
disease. To use his own words" am
wasting away like tsper-but this morn
ing | lay a, tie last gasp" One Of his
lungs is entirely gone.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS The new
Postmaster General has prepared instruc-
tons to deputy postmasiers, under the
new post Office law, which goes into OPP
Grafton on the LIST July next. The lin
itation Of the franking privilege Of post
masters has cut of the usual mode Of trans
mittiug subscriptions to papers. The fol-
lowing method is therefore substituted, by
the Postmaster General, a provision for
the transmission Of money much prcfcra.
ble to that now in use.
Money for newspaper subscriptions,
not exceeding $40 in each case, may be
paid to a Postmaster for the purpose oil
being paid 10 the publisher of newSpa.
per at any other Office. The Postmaster
is, in such case, TO give TO the persons pay
ing the money, a receipt therefor, and TO
advise forthwith the Postmaster who is Ia
pay said amount Of such deposit. Upon
presentation of this receipt, the amount is
10 bepald over. The Postmaster receiving
the amount is TO debt himself herewith
IN his account, and the Postmaster paying
that amount is TO credit himself herewith
IN his account Of contingent expense"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08

TyEEE Summer Session of the subscri-
u ber's Select School, twelve miles from Hills
borough, will begin on the twenty-third of May,
and end on the sixteenth of October.
w. ]. BINGHAM, PRIN.
Hilsborough, April 2. 70-3w
or The Raleigh Register and Standard will
insert once week for five weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
MEDICAL.

hrs. Long & Norwood having ssso-
NJ cisted themselves in the practice Of Medi-
cine in lis various branches, viii devote their time
exclusively to the duties Of their profession; and
when not professionally engaged, may be found at
their shop, cast Of The new Court House.
May I. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-05-08
Obituary.

Died. in ihis place, On Wednesday the ga uIt
Of Group gAnEs caRIsTMas, son Of Mr.. John
Christmas. aged 10 months.
Died, in Raleigh, on ths is,h ut, Mr.. Yax.
CT BaIIrr. late Of this county, noa worthy
and respectable man.