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n SHALL, attend at the following times and
4 places to collect the Tax for the year lsi7, to
wit: ,..-..~ .
At Jesse Durham's, on Monday the 81 July.
John Newlin's, on Tuesday the 4th.
Ruffin's Mills. on "Wednesday the 5th.
Michael Albright's, on Thurhy the 9th.
George Pat,erson's, on Friday the 7th.
William A. Ca,rigan's, on Saturday The s,h.
John ). Turrentine's, on Monday the 10th.
Jacob Sanmsss's, on Tuesday the flth. /.
Chesley r. Faucets, OH "Wednesday the 18th.
Mrs. Hutchinson's. on Thursday the 18th.
Gabriel B. I.ea's. on Friday the l4th.
George A. Mebane's, on Saturday the 18th.
Hillshorough, on Monday the nth.
Hurdles Store. on Tuesday the 18th.
Wilson & Mckee's Store, on Wednesday the
l9th.
Ahner Pa,ker's, on Thursday the Goth.
William Lipscomhs, on Friday the 2lst.
Harris Wilkcrson's, on Saturday the 22d'
Pratt's Store, on Monday the a4sh.
Asa B. Ganter's, (Herndon's,) on fuesaay 'ne
25th.
William Trice's, on Wednesday the sotn.
n Chapel Hill, on Thursday the a1ih.
Thomas Longs. on Friday the 2Sth.
pinkney Sikes's, on Monday the Slss.
Il The Magistrates appointed 70 receive The
list Of Taxahles for the year lS4S, VIII attend q
the times and places above stated In their prope
districts, Punctuality will be expected from all.
JAMES C. TURRENTINE. Sheriff
y,,s S. So
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EnOe Mountain Mills.
afay 80.

TsHE s1hsrriNer void take this meahod q IT,
y forming b. sEiend- sna thr Public genera
thai h i now fsily Psepased or CaTding Wool,
and hopes III shirt sisrnlfnn 70 business. % MT
ri continuance II The custom Mhirh has hs4esu~
lore levn bestowed on him.
Prizes Tor earalng. 81 cents Per pound Of rolls.
mixlag 70 cenis Bring the wool early ia the
season, vel WASHED and pi,ked. with ons pound
81 grease to twelve Of w0ol. and you shall have
good rolls.
A supply Ofwool rolls ksp, constantly On hs. /
foT sale.
Also 1000 pounds Of good Bacon. Corn, Flour
and Wheat Iran.
False continue 10 kesP IN assortment Of Coed
such - are usually kepl IN County Store: ~
u which Min Be sald cheap Tor cash, Or on 9 She
credit ~ psactssi customers.
All marketable produce taken in exchange fOr
Goods or carding. ..-.-
ALEX. DICKSON.
May c6. 3e-s.a
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VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.
The Telegraph saws /:


By our Overland Express. in advance
Of The Mail, we have very late accounts
from the City of Mexico, Querelaro and
Vera cruz.
AT Quere,arn. on the 10Th May, the
debates on the Treaty were very bolster
Gus. Deputies talk Of Withdrawing from
the Chamber, and serious fears were en-.
icriained that they would do so.
| Pena y Pena lad been elected Presi-
den. Of the Republic nd interim. Her
rera, il is said, will be elected when all the
States. are represented. He was, at The
time, very i'll. The opinions as 10 the
prospects Of the ratification of The Treaty.,
10 say the least, are various.
The Romito was raging al Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Bebee, Sn,ler of The port, had died.
Gen. Lane had left Ve,a Cruz for the
City Of Mexico, on The 10Th May. with an
escort of 90 men.
A party of Guerrillas had made their
appearance near Vera Cruz On The 10Th.
Capt. Fairchild had been sent out, and
had dispersed them, killing two or three Of
them.
/ Some of the Louisiana battalion station
cd at Vera Cruz, have refused 10 serve any
longer. They allege that their term oil
!, service has expired. only having volunteer
ed for twelve months.
i Many influential men in Mexico, are
opposed 10 the withdrawal of The Ameri.
can troops, for the reason that they now
se,ve TO protect their lives and properly
! from the rapaci,y of their own citizens.
There had been an attempt at insurrec-
ton at San Luis poiosi, instigated BY
Paroles, but il had been promptly put
down.
The Exposition OF Rosa. the Minister
of Relations, advocating The treaty oI
peace, submitted TO The Mexican Con
gress, is spoken of as an honest. able and
fearless document. of great length but oil
lgrea, ability.
A passage in this manifesto. reads thus
4 Ill has. perhaps. been the design oil
: Providence that the termination OF uego
+ tiations should no, be long retarded, io'
, God knows what limits the policy Of the
Emitted States in regard 10 Mexico nigh
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HsFls,osoagh. June -. isfs.
fErsnL I.snsrI Lsneh. ". r. Rirheaea MIDI.
-. Rolsn Nouis. william N. Bsosn, I<sin
csrmiehasl Geotgs Lzws. sssrhen Moosr.-
Ahseni. o. r. i.Oag.
Oh1ersd. Thai he onAia.nee pass<d ne 10Th
q October. lsis. Islssise 70 Fres Negss~s. l.
pullisised viii Tie proceedings q dis uresing.
ard aha. he sane = snfurced. The ordinance
i - follors:
Be II fustlr ordained. That from and sFirr
she Iasssge IL this ordinance. no free p~rsnn u
color shall take Up BIZ al het residence within me
limits Of this town. without EFst giving security
n bond q one HUNDRED dollaTs for Ii q her
good BEHAVIOUR during surh residence: and nsny
free person Or persons 81 color shall take up bis
her. o. lfeiF residence in said town wilhoui gis-
ing The security required ~ this ordnance. Ne,
shr. or lhey shall he nased 81 The saiA rqusiiion.
and IL within thirty DAYS sfier such notice he,
se. o. they shall fail 10 depart from The town ~
give The security required, he. she. or thsy shall
he cOmmiited % jail until the security Is given
and ill easis sre paid.
Ordered. That the ordinance passed the 5lh q
February. is4s. Ear Sunday Patrol, &c, b.
suspended until further oricr hy The Board.
Z. Il. HEARTT. Town cIerk.
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Caldwell Institute.

TsHE exercises in this Institution will he re.
Il sumed on Friday, the 9TH Of July. Mem.
hers Of the Faculty as heretofore, viz:
REV. ALEXANDER WILSON, D. D., Pre-
siient, and Professor Of Greek.
RALPH II. GRAVES. A. NJ, Professor o
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
REV. JOHN A. BINGHAM, A. NJ, Professor
of Latin.
EDWIN A. HEARTH, English Department
The next session is the regular period for the
commencing of class in Latin. No student viii
be allowed to join class for which he is not full
" prepared. Students applying for admission
are required to produce satisfactory testimonials
of good character, and no one is allowed to re.
main in connexion with the Institute who il
known to be disoad derby or immoral.
]. w. NORWOOD, Sec'y.
Marlborough, June Sd, 1913. as
ur The Standard, Raleigh Register, Whining.
ton Chronicle. and Fayetteville Observer win 60
py three times, and forward their accounts 10 DIR
o. r. Long, Treasurer.
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The Treaty.-Ths Treaty viii MsEio

The Treaty.-The Treaty with Mexico
has very probably been ratified. Accounts rs-
ssi,ed Il New Orleans from QurFsiaHO 10 the
18Th Of Nay, state Ihst the committee 81 The MsI-
lean Congrrss to whom The treaty had bsen re.
feired, bal rrpodei sPprosiusls. Recommending
its ratification without alteration. Although the
opposition members we've very violent, and used
esery means % defeat the ratification. yet The cor.
respondent Of the New Orleans Della seemed IA
have no doul, that the peace party would prevail,
and that the treaty would lie ratified.
Treaty Raiifled.-ws find in the Fay.
r,iesille caroIinian u Saturday ,slerraphic de-
spa,ch Of sill! later date, which gives the CRAFTY,
ing intelligence tat the treaty u peace has been
rstihej--ihe Delta saws. with an article attached
to !, requiring troops 10 be leii in Mexico for =
certain period.
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THE SENATE. on Thursday. May IS. sf-
ter some unimpor,ant business, proceeded to the
consideration Of the resolution submitted by Mr..
Niles, in relation to the medium or currency in
which The ih,sres, on the public debt has been
paid at Boston and other places; and the rrsOlu.
ton was agreed TO.
On motion Of Mr., Clayton, twas ordered. tina,
when the Senate adjourn. II adjourn TO Monday
nsxt
On motion Of Mr.. Badger the Senate adjourn
ed.
On Monday. May %. Vice President laid be-
fore the Senate = Communication from Lewis
Cas-, Of Michigan, resigning his scat in the Sc.
nate.
4 message in writing was received from the
Presiden, Of the United States, transmitting a
memorial from the Legislature Of Oregon, in iela.
ton to the incursions Of the different hostile bands
Of Indians in their vicinity.
The memorial was referred TO tho committee on
Military Affairs, and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Benton was appointed chairman Of the
committee on Military Affairs, vice MI. Cass re.
signed.
Mr.. Butler, from the committee on the Judi
ciary, reported bill providing for the punish
men, Of persons violating the secrc. proceedings
of Congress.
The bill 10 amend an act for the transportation
of the mails to foreign countries, was taken up
amended and passed.
! The Senate spent the remainder Of the day on
private bills.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Atchlson, Of Missouri, offer
ed joint resolution, which lies over. that tht
President Of the Senate and Speaker Of the Hous,
adjourn their respective Houses on the irst Mon
day in July, to meet again on the first Monds,
in October.
The Indian appropriation bill was then, on mo
ton Of Mr.. Anterior, taken up. and an amend
ment was offered by Mr.. A,chison to include il
the hill an appropriation for the payment TO Rich
ard NJ. Johnson of $4,000, being the amount o
claim against the government for the building
erected by him for The use of the Choctaw AGA
denny at the Great Crossings, Kentucky, for re
muneration for which, when those Indians shout
be removed to the Indian country west Of the Mis-
sissippi, Col. Johnson had the implied promise G
Mr.. Barbour, Secretary Of War at the time thes
buildings wcre so erected.
The Senate was occupied nearly the entire SEES
sion in discussion Of this amendment, in whicl
Messts Atchison, Anterior, Crittenden. Bagby
Bell, Butler and Webster, participated; and finaI
~, without any action thereon, went into cxccu
j, tive session, and then adjourned.
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Ne, Mt't HsEWl ~ wisBss - - fsHmi
- - - Ilaagtst 4 ts2anllas
ME lsass Tha@F~aa uszaa - ~ 81 =
- @ - tshas.
~ 9sa nssea e. sTihs Hess. mtsrAnsa-
- nas sgrrrd - 81 - - hasiag Lea sairs
ealied. - aezia~ss sas~sssl = - aaaex
O lsssiaa 4 ~ sshsaea. fsuAer esecsellns'
i - 60 Nsss aasFxarel wish.
Tie sueTaiaa asrurins = - mssssa 4 -
Th0mpsaa.
II. Bar massa = aaasnnraa. wklrA =,
sg,sea =. = : =.
O F6aag. sAH - raaase = aau.s rsims'
-. laasag ssArEs. 80 e - nl.ef 4 shs c.
1stss Inaians : asssh cssslia..l ss~<rsi iasass'
- 5osioaa ssrr aads. - lhs Hess sajssrn'
I'd.
On safunasy. ~ Hssz rs oecursoa n ~
consi6ersii0a u pisale lills
On Meadsy. Nay =. massage ~ss rrsrissd
from ihs Psesi5rnt u ne Iniir1 STATES i sris.
lion 10 he inrursioa of ~ Iadians u Ossgaa
Tks messase rreenmrndea lhe granting prompi
assisaanee q ~ s<tsien n he OErgsa .sailnIy.
The message rs sssssred % tic commillss .
Military AiEaiss.
A motion h~iag male that the House resolve
iistlf into = committee ii The whole. and psocecl
with he Appropriation Bib. warm ds.russior
snssed - 10 he order u business. many mrm
hes prOposins . take up he subject q the Or
gOn difficulties II psefsfrnee y The appropriation
bills The House haally decided 10 80 inla con,
millee Of The whsl'oa the Post Oisics Bin. whsel
US perfected in committee and reported % h,
House On the Ring Il lie committee.
The House then sdjouned.
On Tuesday. the annual appropriated bin %
Inc service Of The POI Office Department beinl
first in order, The amendments in committee wen
agreed 10, and The IIl Was read The thiId Tim
and passed.
Nh. Sawyer moved a decentralization. hu, with
Oul any vo,e theron, The HOusr adjourned.
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Gen. wISTiEIn scoTT ,isiiedihe city Of New
York on Thursday The s5.h ult, and was receis.
ed BY The corporation, the militia. and the cit.
zens. in manner becoming his eminent services
ami fame. The military display was IS large
and beautiful as has been seen in that city for
many years, and the concourse Of citizens who
turned gu, to join in the reception was immense,
The City Councils Of Philadelphia have. by a
unanimous vote. invited Gen. Scot, 10 visit that
city, and appointed committee 10 wait upon
him.
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Mr. Calhoun's speech.-ws have
published to-day very interesting speech. delis-
cred by Me-. Calhoun in the Senate ofihe United
States. on the yucatan question. II Is an able
production, and deserves special consideration at
this limo, not only on account Of the impor.
lance Of the question Immediately 81 issue, but
because Of the greater Importance Of the princi.
Piles involved
In reference 70 this speech the National IntelIi.
gencer says: !, behooses every man who values
what remains d the National integrity and Of the
original rights u The States, 10 watch with I'M
eeasing vigilance The attempts that may he e.
peeted 10 be made 10 involve this country in the
affairs, social and political. Of other countries. 10
the utter abandonment Of tina, policy of neutrality
and non-intenension 10 which alone, under IIea-
ven. We owe our salvation hitherto from dissolu-
ton, from anarchy, from ultimate Military Des-
po,ism. the inevitable destiny Of Republics of all
times which have yielded 10 the prOmFings 81
ambition and the scduc,ions Of the spirit Of Con-
quest and Dominion. What gives particular va
lue TO this Speech Of Mr. Calhoun is the testimo-
ny afforded BY him, the only living witness. as to
the true ground and character of the celebrated
Declaration of Dir. Monroe, 10 which tits snow AT.
tempted TO give authority as being an obligatory
annunciation Of a Continental policy; sort Of
Omnibus Alliance, not for the defence and main.
,enance Of The independence and integrity Of the
United States, but for the maintenance and de.
fence Of the territorial and political rights Of more
than dozen Governments, each Of which is a
independent Of the United States as the United
States il Of H."
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From the n. o. Daily Delta Of ed.
LATE AND IMPoRTANT PROM MEXICs

LaAh aNb GMAUNA AM EhOM MANLY.
The British X. NJ. s. Tay. arrived II
Cal Island on Saiuday evening. She LEFT
Vera Cruz on The 18th, il,ree days later
that The Massachusetts,. whose news We
published on Sunday. We have large
packages Of papers and letters irnm every
part Of Mexico; from the eiiy nf Mexico.
18th, Quereiaro. l3ih, 0rizaba. l4th MAY.
On lie 9th, the votes we're counied, and
Herrera was declared President elect. bui
in consequence of illness, he was unable
To enter IN his duties. Pena Pena
continues 10 discharge The Presidential du-
lies. We have ropy Of his long and
very able me,sage--il is calm statement
aud able argument in favor Of peace. We
have also the replies &c Congress.
The Treaty of Peace has been sent Ia
Congress. together with an able expesi.
ton of Rosa, and a narrative Of all The
facts OF The negotiations hy The Commis
sionefs. II has been referred to The Com
millec on Foreign Affairs. who are expeci
ed 10 rcpors on thc I2sh sins,. 'Iahere =.
our correspondent SAYS, no dnubl Of il
adoption. two-lliirds oil Congress being IN
favor Of IL. Almonie las left Quereiac
in disgust. and proceeded 10 'ramaulipas
! Ills movement is thought 10 have some
connection with The Sierra Kadrs Rspnb
lie, which is beginning to create quite q
stir.
The American flag has been placed b,
some adventurous Americans on The tol
Of Orizaha. where il now floats.
The yellow fever is quite bad al Yer
Cruz. Several officers are down with il.
The Tay brought $685., 900 specie, ant
1872 bales cochineai.
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The Democratic Nomination.

The Democratic Nomination.
Considerable dissatisfaction is expressed BY the
papers Of South Carolina, at the manner in which
the vote Of that state has been pledged TO the no
minees Of the Baltimore Convention. Gen. ]. W.
Commander, who assumed to be The representa-.
tive Of the whole state, and cast her nine votes OH
all the questions brought before the Convention,
derived all his authority from parish meeting in
sGeorgetcwn Of some nine or ten men. which the
people from other portions of the district declined
20 attend. No other delegate attended from the
state Of South Carolina.
Quite as little harmony prevails on the part Of
the state Of New York. The Democracy" Of
New Yofx, It seems, is divided into two parties
The "old Hunkers," as they are called, held a
oonsentioa at Syracuse, and appointed thirty.
six delegates to the National Convention. The
Barnburnrrs" held convention q. Utica, and
also appointed thirty-six delegates. Both sets Of
delegates attended at baltimore aud both, aAel
some delay, we admitted 10 seats in the conven,
ton: The first agreeing to support the nominee.
of the Convention ; the last refusing so to pledge
themselves. Neither party voted on any question
before the Convention, and both parties presented
protests, which were entered on the journal Of the
Convention.
The delegates from the Utica convention, o,
tho Barnburners." CAIN to be the regular rep
rescniaiives the Democratic party. And thei'
dissatisfaction is SO great. the New York Eve
ming Post says, that they have resolved to cal
acowcnton 0 Il De a,rny { tho state, to h
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nj A 8 o NJ IC.

Person Lodge, No. 10. J
THERE will he celebration of st. Johns
4 Day, Saturday the oath Of June ne1tl II
Roxhorough, Person county. The members of
ncighboring Lodges are invited to attend. Seye-
raj addresses will be delivered on that day by dis
tinguished members Of the fraternity.
BY order Of the Lodge.
WM. WEBB, Sec'y.
- All Royal Arch Masons in reach of Rox-
borough, are earnestly invited to attend at that
place on Friday the esd Of June, to aid in orgaE-
izing chapter. -...-..... s.- -.
c. ii. JORDAN, II. p.
May 30. 81
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FEIrwpE.-We ham hrn ! ssnllt,

kEIEuWH,-We liam hrm ! Esullt.
msH wha hss FresHflE EFFitgd len hFRtE,
la = skBas3sb ereuEgsd hias,pl a &EsRlgli
sinrs. ieaaesn = parry aGEbs RaRgFas a
t'aFl. Kezsh's semFsng. sad PaEiy a
Indians. Tour fauFFss SIRE stsltn Iron
- saanp ahore pIreatiaa ~ Ina.iAns. -
= party II lie lssngrrs rnrsnsd ihe d,
READERS. Thes oErsssak lhtm near IL
Nn-rss. and imnedisisiy allarkfd tarm,
Tie sassgrs. silsr ) fificnnsrsl. IN : iairl
hes lei sererzi asuiars. fed n II diner.
iians. lrasing tisrir hoEsrs and mnsf Il
rheir hassage n possessinn q ne Ran.
gss. One nf lie RsngrFs eniy, sss &C,
tsnav Eaundsd II lie engsgsmsnf.
n. a. Oklseas ~. ksg e.
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Texas.--By the arrival Of The steam
ship Galveston. Captain Crane. we have
received our files OF Texas papers to the
2Olh instant, inclusive. 1919
The Wing State Convention Of Texas.
assembled al Galveston on the 18th in-
stan,, and appointed Is delegates to tho
Philadelphia Convention, with ins,Iuc-
lions To support General TAYLOR as the
first choice Of the Wings of Texas. The
Convention also adopted resolutions. re-
questins, in the event Of the absence OF
the Texas delegates, that the delegates
from Louisiana should represent the
Wbigs OF Texas.
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arms k,hlsa, Hnl lllpy have inrtUei ,Fu
lsaTe FpspshslhAjtvs They Hugtl b. lsIt
Earsn 90 rnHnlFnanss sulilrtr fastpl Efnfn.
r.li1v snA lrrals1 Gtem - are nfGhk NeK,
iraa Sssles. % eight - haze failF ErraEr
niseI tiarir nealrsiily sd insarprnasarr,
On he roalEaEy. ~ Ergaidang lhsm = !
sgrxirzm State Or = nrufFal - inde.
psn lrnl possF. = best suised their eon.
srnlenrr. ihey hasr piarsd she paoFis 4
Yueasan - - aufal randision. u irasing
then unprotected irum llse fry i IL
Inilaas. 1nd raposing ihsm H. u treated
- arai,srs ~ Meairo; and - - sos
Appealed y. i Ills lie perintl. y remedy
me evils Frsulling from lis llnrtnziing md
uncertain policy 1hen shey a,e - loageE
rnrahle. bat N iarniring hazards md
sarrikres ne sannni Le justified ii nal.
ing.
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~ SANDS sARsAPARILLA.-To pro-
nosc the health Of the body and increase The iran-
guilty Of the mind. are among the most impor-
tant objects for which man lives. and for which
tie sages Of antiquity lahored with incessant and
unFemilling toll. The constitution Of man Ias
their study, in order ~ discover the scat Of his
maladics and source Of all his corporal misery.
II is now almost universally acknowledged iha,
many or most diseases have their origin in an i'm
pure or impoverished state Of the blood, aud this
heing fluid sui gentris. extending 10 the most
minute ramifcations Of the system, the subtle
poison is infused, and the seed hcing sown brings
forth fruit in abundance IN one instance causing
\ swelling Of the glands. resulting in ScTniula or
Kings Rvl--in another ossifca,inn If the aric-
ries or turning them into hone: also rheumatism
and diseases of the heart, cutancous erupiions,
diseases Of The liver, and great variety Of other
malalies. This purely vegetable medicine will
arrest, and II timely administered, perfectly curt
thcsc diseases ~ purifying the vital fuid, rege.
nera.ing the constitution, dispeling diseased SC
ton, giving lone 10 The general energies of the
system, and enabling the blood 10 course on free.
", bringing with il health AMI renewed vigor
As the Phoenix rises from the ashes OF lis frc, re-
animated with new lie, so does this medicine re-
linsieorate the whole system, snkindling lis eS,
ping enerries and overcoming disease.
Prepared and sold BY A. p. 4 u. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William,
New York.
4 Piice ST. per hottie. Six bottles for IS.
Sold also hy LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills
borough, hy ALEX. s. WEBB & CO.. cloyel
Garden, Orange. and by Druggists general,
Throughout the United States.
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Equity Sales.

Solomon Fuller and others. er porte.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Court Of Eqni-
= " for Orange county, made at March term,
ls4s, shall offer for sale on the premises, on
Friday the 9th day Of June next, the House
and Lot situated in the town of Hilsborough, On
Queen street. now occupied BY Mrs. Thomas
Adams. Alsa, the Lot adjoining the above.
| A credit Of one, two and three years win he
given, interest to be paid after the FIRST wear; pur-
chaser required to give bond and security, and
ethe title viii be reserved until the purchase mo
ney is paid.
o. F. LONG, o. & a.x.
: Ap;il 81. Is
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rEHE N dersigncd having, 81 May term, ls4s.
y Of Orange County Court, taken out letters Of
administration on the estate Of THOMAS FAU-
CET"f. deceased, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted TO said estate, to make immediate
payment; and to all those having claims against
the estate to present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
viii be plead in bar of their recovery. @
JOHN M. FAEcETT, Adm'r. d
May 90. 32-3w
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The Court Of Inquiry, in the cas-.
Of Cen. Pillow, which convened in the city d
Mexico and adjourned 10 the United States. Wa,
opened sgain al Frederick, Nd. on the 3osh ul,l
mo. But as Gen. Pillow had no, arrived. The
Count adjourned. and viii meet dsily II 10 O'Clock
and adjourn from dsy 70 day. until Gen. Pillow
arrives Gen. Scott and suit returned 10 Wash
ington city. ~#
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-07

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