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The Mammoth Brother Jonathan fol-
aMa,r.n JULY 4th,

We have received from Messrs. Wilson & 60.
Of New York, sheet Of specimens of the En-
cravings prepared for their great Pictorial Jabi-
is Brother Jonathan Of the present year, now
about being issued. These arc fine spirited por-
traits the size of life, Of Messrs. Clay, Benton,
Webster, and Calhoun. The paper is likewise
to contain The Assault on Chapuhepec, before
the walls Of Mexico, by the American troops
en- immense engraving, occupying nearly two
whole pages of the Jonathan. Tho stupendous
sac Of this PICTURE has enabled the artist to give
the exact position of tho assaul,ing parties, and
Ekel Of the various American officers in their
seve' al positions. The usual variety Of engrav-
ings mitabe for the Glorious Fourth arc also TO
be gi'cn, together wit, fac amile of the manu-
Script Declaration of Under endencc in the hand
writing OF Jefferson, with all the original sigma
fu''s 't'achei, And Only |! cents per copy
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Obituary.

Died, at her residencce in this county, on the
goth Of April last, Mrs. Lucr HAWKINS Par
rsRsoS, wife of James n. Patterson, Esq. She
was among the hest Of women; kind and affec-
Tomato, she was beloved by all who had the plea
sure Of her acquaintance. Her death Is lamented
indeed by all, but most by those who knew hel
worth. Communicated.
Died, in this county, on the Sd instant q
Pneumonia, RrCHARn WooDs, son of Mr.. danes
Woods, in the 18th year Of his age. The deceas
ed was an amiable young man, possessed Of ma
ny noble qualities. and was respected and below
ed by all who knew him.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

SANDS SARSAPARlLl,A.
or The health of the human system depends
almost entirely upon the state Of the blood. If
the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue,
every membrane, fibre, filament, gland, or other
organ. primary or subsidiary; if the blood be char
ged with the element of disease, sickness must DO
the consequence--an until the causes Of disease
existing in the blood be eradicated, no permanent
relief can be expected. Ii is here that the pow
erful health-res,oring properties of Sands Sarsa-
parilla are manifested; its searching operation
reaches the causes Of disease the cures il performs
are therefore radical and thorough. Its potential
virtues are attested by thousands ofrheumatc and
scrofulous PATIENTS and by all who have taken
this preparation for diseases of the skin. 1t al
once arrests the internal arrangement and eradi'
Gates the outward evidence Of disease.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William
New York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills
borough, by ALEX. s. WEBB & CO., Glover
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists general.
throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles 70; 80,
February !. @ 10
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On Thursday, April y. the house resumed the
consideration Of the report Of the committee on
printing, Recommending the printing Of 10, 600 CO.
pics OF the correspondence communicated ny the
President (under resolution Of Goth Of March,)
between Gems. Scott and Taylor and the War
Department, Mr.. Trist, and the State Depart
mcnt, &c.
This resolution from the committee on print
ing, Mr.. Cobb had moved to amend, by including
also 10000 ertrs copies Of the correspondence
between zen. Scott and the War Department,
yesterday laid before the house under the resolu'
ton Of the 18th inst.
Mr.. Stephens proposed further to amend the
amendments BY including 10000 extra copies Of
all correspondence relative 10 the war heretofore
published by order Of the house. a "fs
A debate OF n very animated character cnsued,
in which Messrs. Glingman, billiard, Houston,
OF Alab., Houston Of Del. Stephens, Holmes,
Cobb, Henley, Conger. MLane, and others par
ticipa,ed. 49,.
Mr.. Clingmsn stated that long and labo,ed
reply Of the Secretary Of War, TO letter Of Gen
Scott, written or dated on the 2lst instant. four
days after the call had been made by the house
was included in the correspondence yesterday
communicated. He insisted that this letter could
not lesitima,cly be included in the motion to
print. -...
4 Mr.. M'Lanc insisted that the resolution Of the
18th insian, calling for all unpublished correspon
ldcnce between Gen. Scott and the War Depart
mcnt as modified by the mover at his (Mr. Nils,
suggestion, included all replies to letters written
and tina, this reply Of the Secretary Of War wa
intended to be embraced in the correspondents
called for. ....
The amendments both Of Mr.. Cobb and MI
Stephens, were finally agreed to, and the resolu
ton of tho committee OIL printing was then adop
: ted. -
Mr.. Cobb moved TO reconsider the vote adopt
ing the resolution, and demanded the pteviou
r question. Pending which the house adjourned.
On Friday. Mr.. Cobb's motion to reconside
the vote on the resolution passed yesterday, wa
with his consent laid on the table, and then
The house went into committee Of the who
r ON the private calendar; when several bills wei
considered, reported to the house and passed.
}. On Saturday, the house was engaged the e'
= tire day in discussing tho message Of the Pres
i dent relative to sording succor to Yucatan. III
v message was finally referred to the committee 4
+ foreign relations.
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Wing Meeting at Pleasant Grove.

On Saturday the 9Th inst. a respecta-
bile member Of Wings met at LEAFS store,
in this county, for the purpose Of select
ing delegates from that Captains district
to attend the proposed Wing Convention
10 be held in Hillsborough on Tuesday o.
May court, to nominate candidates FOL
this county, for the next General Assem-
bly,. ~ w.
On motion, VIM. A. Lea, esq, was call
oil to the chair, who explained The ohiec
Of the meeting in concise aud lucid mar
ncr,
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Address ofths Wk.p q Msssleka-
EeGES.-The Wig Iasaahsas u Ehe Maa'
ssrkaseSls LsEislsiaEe lid . mesiing n
me Trrmons Tempie. Boston. On The
evening 81 he 2ssh n APri'. Zsna Ssua.
der. liae PFrsidsng nfIhs Srnaie. prssiding.
6peeehes Hers made and A sdslEess read.
recommending aRd commenting % nc
whig party 81 he Uniied States. Daaisl
Mstsler, ss . candidate Cor me nexi pro
sidsnry. This address sss snsninously
adoplsd By the meeting. 49,.
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PETERSBURG MAREers

kAef@1@ - - 49,
f6asy. Nay 5. Isas
ToBAcco.-The market continues in
he same duh state a. last reported. TIE
quantity offering % small. holders hslng
unwilling 70 cell II he going rates. We
quote $50 esnls = 90. extreme prices.
coTToS.-Thers 10 liihe better FEEL
ing in Cotton, but prizes enniinne n Q >
81; principal sales. 81 cents.
fLouR.-fhe stock Is very light. hare
IL sufficient FOR the Town demand. su.
per6ne. So: Family. 81 ~.
WHEar.-Nons offering. II would
bring l2O cents.
coRS.-Ihe demand is confined alio'
gelher 10 The Town consumption. Sales
are IS 90 cents.
BAcoS.-Pime Virginia cured. Z cts
None but the very best will command IL
Western Sides, S ST; Shoulders q I
5 cents.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The delegates representing the fillh Congress
Eionsl District. composed Of the counties Of Gran
vile. Person. caswsll. Orange and chaiham, az
sembled Il the court house in HiIlsbOrOush. on
Thursday the ith instant, Cor the purpose Of elect,
ing delegate to represent the district in the Ma
uonal Convention. 10 be held in Philsdelphia on
Wednesday the nh of June.
On motion. James Mehane. esq. Of csswell,
VAS called 10 The chair, and james n. Fuller and
Josiah Tumer, jun. esqrs. were appointed seere.
tlries.
The Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting in few brief and wellsimed remarks
in the course Of which he took occasion TO speak
Of the spiri, Of liberty which bad shown itself in
our ancient ally. France. and throughout Europe
gencrally-expressing the hope and belief that
the day was not far distant. when civil and reli-
rious liberty, such rs We enjoy. would be estab-
Iishel throughout the Old world. where despOtism
now holds its sway.
When the Chairman had concluded his r..
marks, the names OF tho following gentlemen
were handel in as delegates:
From cGslceH - James Mebano, esq, and
James n. Fuller.
From Grnlpilie-Charles Russ
From 0raRgs-John Laws, wm M'Caulcy,
James Watson. Henry waddell, VIM. CLARK,
VIM. Lea. DR.. Norwood, DIR. 4. Wilson, j.. An.
drew Mcklc, Charles Nichols, Dr.. Cain, Abner
Parker, Dr.. Gay. Dr. s,n,dwick. MAJOR Wi,her.
spoon, A. O. Murdoch, Doctor Parrish, George
Ray, Josiah Turner, srn., D. Heart, silas NJ
Link. Elmore Faucet. Jehu Brown. Col. Baslcy
Alexander BorlanL, Samuel Woods, Isaac Craig
John slrayhorn. Iemuel lynch, Giles Mebane
I.cmuel Mebanc. Harrison Parker, Josiah Tur
ner. jun. Richard J. Ashc. ..~~
On motion, the Chairman appointed the iollsw
ing gentlemen. viz. Charles Russ. Harrison Par
her. Giles Mehane and James N. Fuller, as a com
mi,,cc to prepare and report resolutions for tn
action Of the meeting.
The committee retired. and after consultation
reported the following resolutions:
Resoipsd. That we win chcerfully abide the dc
cision Of the National Convention, to be held i
& Philadelphia on the 9TH of June next. and wi
cordially support the nominee Of said Convention
Resoired. That in the opinion Of this meeting
Gen. z. Taylor is the choice Of the Wings Of thi
Congressional District, for the next Prcsidcn, {
the United States. ..~
The first resolution was received with heart
assent, and adopted unanimously. The secOn
was rejected by the convention, there icing som
contrariety Of opinion among the delegates as
who is the first choice Of the district, whe,h'
Gen. Taylor or Henry Clay. 49,. -.
The Convention then selected for their delcga
to the National Convention, Edwin G. Read, es
Of Person county; and Calvin Wiley, esq. oftira'
vile county, as his alternate.
ResoiUsd, That the proceedings Of this CONVEX
zion he published in the Hillsborough Record
and Milton Chronicle. H.. .-~@ - .. f.
The thanks Of the meeting were then tenders
to the Chairman and Secretaries, and the Co
vention adjourned. ..-#sa -~~# .-@.
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G0HGREsa


~ THE SENATE. - n.lEs14y. AF1s ~.
= Issaalsaa sAsssa > ". BaAsss. 2nsxsils
- punsAa~ = BsguA's pirs1rr = Ora rsglr.
us taksa - sna afss sanisssshls 1879. Ne
shais suAsaa So - = % iaAas. q . -
IL oaaSasralsaa q ~ cskf~nia ~ was
Len Eesanoa. Ne easziun hssag . n ansDs.
nsui psaPaes y Mr. Mssaa = - suh~sissas =
afE cass. prssiAing a. ths sPpaintnsns q ne
bssra = esnniGiaaash D fhs Psadsnk b an
ria he s1sius Al esaasut ofthe seanis.
Ths dshass - - IN was eouiinusd ~ Mes
~ Ms.ua. clsfkr. RDsk. Bssess. caIhosn. Bag.
y. wsse0si and Badger.
On Fsil.y. Mr. Badger inireSursi III. su.
shGizing BO,asies pubic = rsrsfs osihs sfirna.
tions and sskn0nledgnenis IN certain eassL Read
tSire and referred.
| Mr.. lohnson. q IA, ofErrcl resolution. whirh
lirs ever. ealing on de Prsidsnt % infnrn ihs
Senate WHISTLER any ofiossaEs in he military o.
civil service q he United STATES under sppoint.
men,H from he Presiaenl which have not brea
sdbmiised 10 he Senate, and u %. 10 state The
daie Of such aPP0inimsnss, and why they have
nj been 80 Sshmilie6.
/ TIE Senate then resumed the consideration d
The bll PIoyiaing Tor the asoeEtainuens and pay.
menl II the California claims.
Mr. Clayton addressed The Senate on The con.
siilBlionaI question. cOnlending that Congress hsi
power 10 appoint comm ionsu 10 decide upon
claims sgainx, the United States. and rsiering d
preceding decisions in support Of his position.
Messrs johnson. Of NJ, and Badger iollOwsJ
in support Of the bill in i,s present shape.
The question recurring on The passage Of III
bin, !, was decided in the affirmative.
Aiier shon executive session, the Senate al
jounned.
On Saturday, message in writing was Fecciy
ell from the President Of the United States. rs
commanding that cid and comfort should be CT
tended to the people Of the Peninsular Of Yues
tan. by the government u the United States.
Mr. flanagan moved to refer the message I
the committee on foreign relations
Mr.. Calhoun addressed the Senate on the sui
jet Of the message and it, reference. He regal
ded the aid proposed TO be extended to Yueatar
O. dangerous interference on our par. with III
; internal Affairs Of neighbOring nations.
The sad intelligence having been eOmmunic'
ted to the Senate, that Senator Ashley was sur
posed to be dying, on motion, the Senate al
journsd.
On Monday, May Let, the death Of the HOi
Chester Ashley was announced, and the usu'
resolutions passed. On Tuesday the funeral too
place. No other business was transacted in ei,h'
house on those days.
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Execution sentence Of the Law

Execution.-The sentence Of the law
was yesterday executed upon Spencer 5.
Reeves, in presence Of an immense null
iiiude Of people from lhls and the adjoia-
ing counties. We arc told that he exhi-
biled 10 the last calmness and careless
ness Of conduc, astonishing for human
being in his situation. lie made no re.
marks to The people around the gaIlows
but talked awhile to the sheriff and a ne.
gro man who belonged 10 his family. lie
stepped Of from the cart. before il cnult
be driven from under him-,hus Of hi
own will accelera,ing his exit into eternity
~~. Greens6orough Patriot.
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Solomon Fuller and others. &c parfe.
DURstIANT to decree Of the Court Of Equi.
" for Orange county, made at March term
is4S, shall offer for sale on the premises. on
Monday the 6sh day Of June next, the House
and Lot situated in the town OF Hillsborough. On
Queen street. now occupied by Mrs. Thomas
Adams. Also. the Lot adjoining the above.
A credit Of one, two and three years win DO
given, interest to be paid AFTER the first year pur-
chaser required to give bond and security, and
the title will be reserved until the purchase mo-
ney is paid.
O.. LONG, c. NE.
April ~. "a
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Rogues-The Store Of our worthy ci-
,izen, Amos Jessup, was broken int" on
Monday night, and considerable amount
Of goods taken of. There was some ap
pearance ofa disposition TO FIRE the house
A man named Butts has been lodged IL
jail. and has disclosed the name Of Others
concerned in like nefarious plots. Some
miserably executed counterfeit coin were
found with him, besides goods, but none
Of Mr.. Us goods. Fayetteville Car.
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Death OF Wa. Ashley. - The Hon.
Chester Ashley. Senator from the STATE Of Arksn-
cas-. died b Washington City, on Saturday the
seth al.irno. after an illness Of only Few days.
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Tayl0 Meeting In New York.
large and sHlInsiaslir Tsylnr nesting wss
hid IN New York lasl wesk. The lioa.
NJ. Tomhs. II Georgis. y. p. Hal. ESQ.
and Col. Todd. Of Kenineky. vsTs smoag
The sPrakrn. The latter geHllsmaa sP.
pezEsd 20 Eender his testimony % The
worth. character and abili'y 81 Gen. Tsy.
loE. between whom and himself friend
ship Of fony ysars' sianding existed. til
intimacy extended hack n ihe perio9
Ehen. in defence Of the frontier pos
knoEn - For Harrison. he exhibited !
courage and ro0lness, under trying CIR
cumsnnees. such as no subsequent even
ofhis life has surpassed. He bore lesl
iimony 10 lis exceeding strength ofmind
his purity Of purpose. and remarkahi.
knowledge Of men and things; aud added
that throughout The West The feeling in hi
favor was deep and abiding. especially d
! Keniueky. In conclusion. he urged ihl
as.emblsge to mite upon him as sminsnlls
worIhy Of The sutfrages Of the entire NJ
lion. Pei. Intel
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Equity Sales.

Eleanor Lockhar. and oilers, er porte.
DURSUANTso decree Of the Court Of Eqai-
= ty for Orange County, made at March terra,
1913. shall nser for sale. before the courthouse
door in H.ishOrough, on Monday the 22d day Of
Nav, the following tracts Of Land, belonging 10
the heirs of David Lockhart, deceased, viz;
One tract of fifty acres. lying on Enoe.
adjoining the lands of Alexander Dickson and
others.
Also. one tract Of twenty-six acres, adj
Joining the lands Of Mrs. Burton and others.
Said lands viii be sold on a cssda Of twelve
months, purchasers required TO give bond and se-
eurity. and the ,lle reserved until the purchase
money is paid.
o. F. LONG, c. & ME-.
April 81. a.
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Hardware and Gallery.
Glassware aud Chino.


lust received, new supply o.
- French Ginghams, s. e
Silk Tissue,
Half Mourning Lainartines
Col. Tarlton Muslins,
Linen Fringe, Isl n
Daily expected,
rs pieces Prints, assorted colors and patterns
10 patterns cheap Cassirneres, and other Dc
''''''S '0'''' LONG, WEBB, t. Co.
May 9. ~
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GEN. Tayior.-A Irsler fsp Gen. Toy.
lOr wiIl u iound u or Papsr today. which mare
particularly defines his Poiii0nthansny hsrsiotoss
published. We bsIiese d isPerfecily satisfactory
10 his friends. and leavrs no dOuba thal be % .
FosI Whig.
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DY rinns ofa Drsd q Trsst sreeulei . he
~ suhscEiler b. lane Craig. en he 21i DAY 81
May. 1888. f0r ne Paymenf q sundg dshss 50
farh IL aid uas1. | shall Psoresa - ell % ne
hishess hd3sr. for cash. n The Sab asy e June
nsxl. besose The eoar house door In ths town u
HiIlsboro1gh. the following property. sils
One Tract q Land. containing aboui one hun
drrd and slghiy.fys ceres. being on The wsasB of
Haw Creek, adjoining the lands q he hsin q
seabom Lynch, the hsin Of Nancy saesl. and
others.
Also. one Negro woman ~ the uams q Nil
lev. aud her child hy named Jim.
Also. two HorseA one caryaI. six bead Of
cstiIe. stOek Of Hogs. Household and Kiirhea
Furniture. Corn. Oais and Fodder On hand. o. %
much as win satisfy said Trust.
RICHARD TAPP, Trustee.
! May6. 2s--
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virginia EIecfious.-In the elections
in Virginia, sss the Senate and HOUSE Of Dele
gates. 40 far a. heard from. The Wings have lost
~, aud gained members. ....
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casIinian Of satasssy, asknO~ledses he EecsiIa
Of . Ie,lsr from the editor 81 the Standard. con-
i.iains the inksrss.ion that the Hon. David :.
Rril has ree0nSASEed the naiisr. and eonrluaed
10 accept the nsMina.iOn Cor GossvnOr. he will
msci Mr.. Manly Al Nswbsrn on The 10Th instant.
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Turpentlne Trees Dying. - Much
concern prevails among the Tnrpeniine
producers and dealers in al This section
OF the state. on account Of The immense
number Of Pine trees that are dying. with
out any percepiihie cause. We observed
something Of il in short excursion which
we made into the country Few weeks
since. and now we understand that the
decay is going on al . rapid rate. Ons
gcLlleman Of our acquaintance in Bruins
wick county has on his plantation one
hundred and thirty thousand Iees. or the
tasks OF about twelve hands. which have
died within short time. Others also we
have heard Of who have lost from fourth
To a half Of their trees. The cause of this
extensive destruction of the most valuable
tree Of our forests is eminenlly worthy oI
close investigation. WILMINGTON chron.
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HiIlzborough. Nav 9Th.

HiIIsbOrOugh. May 9Th. Isas.
Present, Lemuel Lynch. N. p. o. ?. Long,
George Laws, RiehisOn Nichols. J.. Carmichael,
Vim. II. Brown, Robert Morris
Absent, Stephen MOnre.-
The committee appointed to settle with the
late collector Of the town, made . report, which
was received and ordered TO he recorded; and il
was further ordered that list Of the insOlven,s
allowed in the settlement be published with these
proceedings. The list is as follows:
For The year 1886. For te ysar 1877.
Wm. Newman, j.. so WIN. Huskey, 30
John Newman, SO John Jones. SO
Green Maybe. so Fsddis Maybe. SO
Faddis Maybe, so WIN. Newman, j.. 30
VIM. Huskey, so
David ii. Gates, l 90 M
On motion. Daniel D. Phillips, ESQ.,, was sP
pointed TO take in tho list Of taxabes and taxable
property Cor the present year.
On motion, the following ordinance was adop
ted:
Be ii Ordained. That the ordinance adopted OF
the 81 Of April, 1917, be amended as follows -
Be it ordained, &c, That the propretors Of Cir
cuses, Iugglers, and Sigh. Of Hand Performers
shall be required to pay tax Of ten dollars to Ii
town hofore they arc permitted to exhibit With
the limits Of the corporation that the proprietor
ola Menagery shall pay tar Of i've dollars; am
for Concerts, Lectures, and all other exhibitions
when the object is to make money, a tax Of ,w
dollars shall be paidi and the town Constable
hereby authorized and required TO collect the SAM
On motion, the Board adjourned.
EDWIN A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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re ksEs -. roaf5eRrs n ~. dsrSukhr
n0g - siEs me lheir snEngsa. II ny
"a. yoa kRaE ne sri enauEh % lelieFs
ne whsa I declare shall he eOntenL !
an ~ cd . s0ldier 70 InnrnUr agains.
sueh high auti'oai. Y TAYLOR.
TscnAIs. AIrss.
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Advise not what is most pleasant, but
what is most useful.
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May 6.
STATE OF -NoRTH.cARoLINA.

STATE OF -NORTH-CAROLINA.
PERSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, ls4s.
George n. BurknaR. 0dm'r. dc. Jo-l
ssph ID. C. Pool 4 Nary has Tifs.
William De0nsan and julian his Petition
rife. and S1sk Jane BGekHOH Cor sale Of
Vs. Land.
Join Tatum and Harnietfa his
rit.
IN this case, II appearing 10 the Count that the
Il defendants John Tslum and Henrietta bis wife
are Mt inhabitants Of this state II Is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder, for the space If sin weeks, noil-
ying the said no1-residents To appear At the next
term Of our said Court, 10 be held Cor county OF
Persou, nj the court honse in Rozbcroush, on
the third Monday in June next, then and theEo
10 show cause, IL any they have, why the prayer
Of the petitioners should not be granted; other
wise judgment will be taken pro eoniesso against
them.
Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the Oh Monday in March, A. ID. is4s.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. se-6w
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The specific reforms proposed by the
Chartisis Of Great Britain are not very
generally understood in the United States
very lille attention having been paid to
the objects of their association, until, in
consequence Of recent European events
their movements have become invested
with an extraordinary degree OF interest
They demand,
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Operations up0n the Teefh!!
We 10 BA SON
DENTIST,

THANkFUL for former literally, again 81.
fers his professional services TO the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Hillsborough and vicinity.
". D. Families will be waited on in any por-
ton Of the county, by making timely application
through friends OF the post Office at Hillsborough,
Mason Hall, or Haw River. '%I
- oirnrgr- ssssvHstie--sd .irv srssi~s
May !. as