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fl.aIrli. addressed lie Sorie:y. lie sllua-
e. ~ irflinF mlnEeF 10 lLe inHu.nee n
ne extended eiIeuiaiion ii ille Bible III lis
oHn rasinigy. and u liie rnnriusion of his
remarks. Ielaied VERY sinking ansrs,ose
which occurred IN his native neighbarloosl
~ 6sTmany. German Cad. ole n 10 ial.
low e. tie areupaiiOn nf DaiTyn,an. and
Kept haniheT Of cows for the supply 81
lie market Of his village with mix. Was
taken slek. and while confined 10 his Ted.
lai.ofine under his Affections. he spplird
hinsrli 70 The reading 81 Bible previous
y ioaned OF given him. by pious Sailor
Nho bad received ], from CiIiztn 81 our
own f0nnlIy. While linus Engaged. las
Pnesl cailsd 10 see him. and lelure he had
Time tnennreal Il. hisr0Eed lie was reading
lie Bible. In IN auihonl1ii e manner. lle
deman'ied :. whal lie was DOING" The
sick man ibid him he was reading the BIZ
bic. Tie Priest replied. you have ma bnsl-
mess wi'l such hash. You ought 10 Ierei,e
ihr sincere . mill of lie Word" iIon. me.
The sick man replied. lie feared II might
be like his own milk. inT that hen he a.
tended and MIXED his own COWS, he fur
nished hi customers with pure good milk.
bui now when sirk and when he had In
employ substitute. his milk was sdulle-
rated, aud his customers imposed upon.
10 he thought il might be with The I. milk
u The Word, which lie would give him.
Tie Rev. ]. ]. James made i Few re.
MARKS IL regard 10 lie ,lesiirniinn ol our
region nl rounlry and 81 our bnundsn duty
as EARLY As praclieahle 10 supply il. lie
also relairi an interesting fact in relation
10 The influence of The Sacred truth ON lie
heart Of poor Afriran girl loIn iIom her
parents. and alieIw ards taught To read. and
/ furnished with New Testament. She
manifested The deepest anxiety that her
heniglied parents might also be furnished
with The same blessed honk.
/ Mr.. benahlc than made a few remarks
on The Importance Of connecting Sabbath
Schools with Bible distribution. Ailer a
short address from Judge settle in suppnfi
Of The resolutions. and stating how much
satisfaction and pleasure il afforded him to
contribute whatever influence lie might
have in lniihtrance oi The good cause in
which the Sociely was engaged, and how
his Judicial labors would he lighiened. and
many painful acts of duty averie,l by a
more extensive diffusion aud reception oi
The Word of God, the question was taken
on The resolutions, and lheyswere unani,
mously adopted
A COMMITTEE was then appointed I,
wall on the congregation, who received !
liberal llsl Of members and contributions Il
the funds Of The Socicly.
The Snrieiy then adjourned after sing
ing aud prayer BY the Rev. C,J.. Cooley
nf The Methodist Protestant Church, ant
benedietion by the Rev. J. Thames.
| ! he meeting throughout was highly
interesting, and the deep attention of I'll,
audience was continued to late hour.
hope tina, all Of our church will encourag,
meetings Of the Kind amongst them. Thei
influence will be most salularv in lis ron
sequences. A. MEMBER.
Hillshor ugh, Sep. 18th, 1919.
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The Central IN. o. Rail Road and

the town of Petersburg. From a re.
cent conversation with very intelligent
gentleman OF the State Of North Carolna,
we are assured iha, this great work is moi
destined TO be one Of liclion, but that il
will certainly be completed. Such an event
would necessarily be Of immense benefit
10 orr town. inevitably bringing n i the
trade al an incaIculahly rich and valuable
district Of country, with which we now
have lille or no communication. This
t'enlral Road is TO be continuation Of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Road as far as Char.
luue, n. C.. where il will meet and unite
with the South Carolina Road To Colum.
bis. The advantages OF such a Road 10
Petersburg cannot he calculated and, there.
fore. we think our men Of capital would
do well al once 10 identify themselves
with the improvem nj.
| II our large importing and other mer
chants are now doing heavier business
than al any former season, with this Roat
completed, il would moi be hazardous L
predict that they would be authorized, a
least. 10 double lheiI stock and force. lie
us. therefore, unite with our North Caro-
lima friends and assure them Of our goo,
wishes by our good deeds.
Petersburg Republican.
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Notice.

TyHE subcrhcr being appointed Guardian Of
= William shaw, senior, al September term Of
Aamance County Court will proceed to sell. on
the 25th day Of October next, his stock OF Hor.
scs, Hogs and Cattle, Oats and r rmiug Itcn.
sis; and also, at the same time aud place, will
proceed 10 sell two Negro Boys. and will hire
the balance Of the Negroes, aud rent the land
The terms of sale made known on the DAY
sale.
II CRAWFORD, Guaufu.
Sept. Is. 00--iw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
rENIIE Lsea,ccg Of Thomas Thompson. deed.
are hcrehy notified tin, the undersigned ADJ
minstraior II said estate i ready for settlement,
and will Jay no interest iiomthis date. Ihss are
also notified 10 furnish 10 ihe Administrators
schedule of advances, in order 10 speedy settle
mcnl If the estate.
DAN. W. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Sept, IL. 1919, 9S-Iw
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Orange Land for Sale.

4 AN authorized 10 sell privately, a tract Of
Land living cigh, or nine miles north Of Hills
borough, belonging to the heirs Of the late Nathan
Paterson. Of this county. The tract contains
about 80 acres, principally in woods, The Land
is OF good quality, aud lies in healthy and de-
sirahle neishhorhood. ] will sell for cash OF on a
credit and y ould make the terms liberal would
prefer to sell the track all together hutwould di
,ilr il To suit purchasers.
For particulars, reference may lie had To John
Kelly. esq. whose land il adjoins. Should no
opportunity offer 10 sell privately, shall expose
the lands ., public splc on Tuesday ot Orange
November Count.
THuS. X. THOMAS, .4tiorafy,
Iouisburg, Sept s, lsi9. gs-6w
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LIST OF LETTERs.

ID EMaiAiAG ia ne Pos; Oficr Al Hill.ae.
~ rough. NJ g.. oH Tie - Aay oftlrios,cr issg
which il Ini taken oui within IhIer months Fl
le ssni 10 tie General Posi ulics As dad letters
Is Thompson, oflissis.
.ibsalalh /. Blown. 81. Of the RssoluliOn.
Julius BIaeken. X
asii'sni.i Brooks Ezekiel &, kHkPIllisk,
llel.IA Iuiks. Il,ine Ming.
Mn.. Z. Bishop. l.
,oAliiess Hu,h'' jams lslia,
Brai"ek, Browning & Jsmes I.alra, 81
Bosd. EgA -
Aana Burnside, - y. - So.
Benjamin Bis.eii. n
Mary l.. M'Aiisirr.
l.. X. Collins, George Il. M,,n,,.
benjamin Camel. Allied Munos,
IatAaiine CLARK, q. A. Miller.
John AaiI, Ihsilrs Miller.
JuIaes Eampsell. John M'Krrall.
Ann Eliza Ioggin, Nathan Marcomb.
John q. GlaIk. N
4 Solomon q. obrien.
]. ". Evans, q
Nm. IL. Edmunds. LANES \ p,,,erso,,
+ Mis-. Parish, widow o,
Nancy freeman. Wm.
q Mills Pirkcn.
Thomas Grimes, y
l.idla Gass. '9"'hhs S"aMh
II
Thomas X. Hawks, r,IH. .r I. - @.
- MaihCy kgans,
"'. 'u., 49, Alexander Robertson.
Heirs Of John Owing.
I.hn u,,, ana K.J,r Jairs Sha,ers.
Parker. officers n. e.. Shihes nlhnh'
i t,on,;,en,aI line Ar. Joseph II. swift,
INV Of the Revolution. Johh - SNNs'
Hens Of Vim. Little, he"uole sihli',
James Emmett, Vim. sss! SinHii'
: Clements, John Ma i''u'''! ''u'.,i'
darts. John Moiphls.
jesse Saunders, VIM. Daniel W Thompson.
Glover. aud Pleasan, Joseph Thompson,
Henderson, officers, SamGcl II. Thompson.
&c. Of the Revolution. John lilllnghast,
Heirs of Thomas Grant, James u. X. Taylor,
Mm. Ward, John Mary Tompson 81 Nan
Whitley, Vim. Pore, cy hauehlon.
John liopson, officers, w
&c. of the Revolution. Henry Workman,
Heirs Of Philip Taylor, james Watson,
John kcnnon. Dcmp- Sarah Watson,
seS Moore, solomon James VI. Watson,
Walker. Archibald Jane Williams,
Little, Thomas DO. Robert =. Wrhb,
noho. and Samuel Charles Wilson.
e. Persons calling for any Ofthc above letters
Will please say they are advertised.
DENNIS llEARrT, p. N.
Oct. 1. l-av
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500 Reward.

I'D AN away from the subscriber, on Sunday
- the 2nd inst. two Negro Men, viz:
PETER, age dtout rwenty-scven years, dark
complexion, five feet eight or nine inches high,
Had on a white fur hat, dark brown woollcn coat.
checked store waisicolt fax and cotton panta-
looms he had other clothing, among which were
cassinet coat. blue panlaoons, and homespun
wais,coal, blue and yellow striped
DANIEL, aged about twcnty-nine years, yell
low complexion, about five feet nine or ten inches
high. Had on a low crowned wool hat, tow
shirt, tow pdntaloons, and coarse shoes half
soled.
Il is supposed that their object is TO get to
free state, and they may have free papers.
Ten dollars reward will be given for each, of
them, if taken in this county, twenty dollars each,
il taken any where else in the state or fifty dol
lars each If taken out Of the state.
JAMES VI. WOODS.
Hawfelds p. o., Orange county,
y. C., Sept. !, 1919. 9s--
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California.-The recent news from
California has revived the emigration fe'
yer in Boston. Holders Of good siiua.
lions are daily icsigning them 10 seek a
reader and greater fortune in the region
Of the gold mines. III The ship Harriet
Rockwell. which sailed on Wednesday
for San Francisco, there were ninely.se.
ven passengers. representing more than
iriy towns in New England. Six other
vessels will sail in the course 10 the week.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the ln,clligcnccr.l

FRIDAY, Sept. 2s,h, 1919.
ToBaCCo.-The market CONTINUES an
mated, with small receipts. Oar laslquo.
talons are fully supported.
CoTroS.-We nole extensive sales at
o! 10 cents.
FLouR.-The demand is confined TO the
retail trade at 81 So for Superline, aud
6 So for Family.
WHEAT.-This article is in better de-
mand. Red % 100 cents; White 100
a los els.
CoRN.-The demand is good al so a
50 cents.
BacoS,-va. Bacon, hog round, Il a
Il cedt; Western Shoulders q a g cents;
Sides 8 a II cents.
LARD.-Va. Lard 81 0 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-03
More Trouble In old Tammany.

The grand ,a,i39,ion meeting called TO
respond 10 the'demecra,lc nominations for
State officers, which was appointed 10 be
held on the 10th instant, and WAS then
postponed until ihe 20th, TO await the ac-
lion Of the Utca Conventions, was, on
Monday night, after sharp contest Of
words, postponed indefinitely BY The De-
mocraiic General Committee.
We understand that there is much dis
satisfaction among the young Hunkers OF
this city, who pertinaciously refuse 10
subscribe to the terms Of the coalition pro.
posed BIZ the old hunkeIs Of the interior.
They declare that the Syracuse Conven-
lion and the Democratic Stale Central
Committee transcribed their powers IN
agreeing 10 swop of one halfof the State
ticket with The Barburners; and they swear
that they " won, 20 no ticket wots col
id harnburner on it--not no how you
can fix il !"
| II will require good deal Of diplomacy
and management TO quiet the b'hoys, and
reconcile them to the union which then
leaders have formed. Here, the " fierce
democracy" are almost unanimous IN ihel'
hostility 10 abolitionism and freesollism
and the barnburners will have TO larry
awhile yet, before they will be permit
ted TO poke their moses within the por
Ilals Of Tammany Hall. There is ful
ahead. N. y. Herald.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAMANcE COUNTY.

.fJtiGyiEs, administrator u John Gri6is, decd.
against
,John w. Younger.
Original INJUNCTION Bill.
IT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
\ that John w. Younger is not an inhabtant
Of the State Of North Carolina, it is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Hillshorough Re-
eordcr for six successive weeks, notifying the said
defendant 10 appear a; the next Superior Court Of
Law and Equity for the county Of Alamancc, To
be held at Providence Meeting House in said
county, on the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday
Of September instant, then and their TO plead, an
swer or demur to compliments hill, or tho same
will be taken pro con fesso as to him, and decree
made accordingly.
Witness Isaac Holt, Clerk and Master Of our
Court Of Equity for Alamance County, 81 Oiiine,
this nth September, l849,
ISAAC HOLT, c. d. N. Z.
Sept. "a Price adv. $3.50. oo-o"
~ u
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Climate of San Francisco.-A co

Climate of San Francisco. cor.
respondent OF the Charleston News says
that:
"a northwest wind prevails here, in
San Francisco, for eight months in the
year, and makes il ouirageously cold.
The thermometer is about fifty in The
morning, aud about 10 or 10 VI. commences
blowing young gale. Il is without ex-
ceplion The most disagreeahle climate, as
regards wind, that ever was in. Every
body in the afternoon or evening wears
cloaks or oyer.coats. and then they are
obliged 10 keep active Tor warmth. Sum.
mer is only name here--woollen clothes
are requisite all the year round. Fine is
needed every day in the year"
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The Plank Road.-The wOik on

The Plank Road.-The woik on this
road, which was commenced aud prosecuted with
much sigor for week or two. has, we learn. been
suspended for the present, by virtue Of a mandamus
obtained from his Honor Judge Dick, on the APP
plicaton Of respectable portion Of the stockholm
crs, who desired diiTercn, route 10 be adopted
from that on which the work was commenced.
The Directors were required to answer al the
Superior Court TO he held for tho County Of Cum
bcrland in November next.
In postscript to notice Of the above, the
Fayetteville Observer says, there is prospect OF
speedy settlement Of the diiiicul,y-ihe Board
having unanimously agreed to propose to the
mandamus party reference of the question to
Gov. Manley. which proposition would probably
be asscnted 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-03

No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT
" Doctor MLanc's Liver PiIIs.-fhe fright
ful catalogue Of diseases that have ihcir origin in
diseased stale Of the liver, manifest themselves
in greater or less extent in almost every family.
Dyspepsia, sick headache distractions of lie
menscs, ogue aud fever, pains in the side, with
dty. hacking cough, are all the results Of hepatic
arrangement; and for these. pr. M'lanu's Pills
are sovereign remedy. They have never been
known 10 iail. anl they should lie kept al all
times by families.
DlnrrrIuNs.--Takc two OF three going To bed,
every second Or third night. Iitbey donot purge
two or three times by next morning, take one Or
two more. A shghi treaktast should invariably
follow their nSc.
The Liver Fill may he used where purgiug is
simply necessary. AS on ant-blious pmgaliye
| they are inferior 10 none. And in doses of two
three, they give astonishing relief to sick hen.
ache; also in slight arrangements Of the stomach.
| - Observe, none are genuine without tic
lac simile Of the proprietor's signature.
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A MOTHER CERTIFICATE to the excel
- lencc of M'l.ane's Fcrmifugc,

A MOTHER CERTIFICATE TO the excel.
- lencc Of Ml.anes Ecrmifugc,
Messrs. J. Kidd q Go.
Gcnti,mcR--lt is with pleasure
hand this, my certificate ,csliiying 10 the gene
raj popularity Of DIR. Ml.anc's American Wotm
Specliir,) 10 your travelling agent, Mr.. Mmnroe.
some time ago received from him small lot 10
sell on commission. ! used few bottles in my
own family, tn the good effects Of which can
fully testify. The balance sold 10 my cus,om-
ers, and found On inquiry, that ii gave very
general satisfaction.
GEORGE MAXWELL.
Augusta, Carroll Go. Ohio, July %, 1916.
FOR SALE BY
Long Il Webb, liillsborough; ID. Heart, de;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; \. Moorinr,
Mooringvillc; Hurdle X Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI Tirza Per-
son County.
FEBRUARY Z. 67-
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Notice.

rTSIIE subscriber is nov ready 10 pay oil the
i I.eeaices 81 the estate Of John Wilkins,
deed. and request them iocomc forward aud give
proper r,iunding bonds and receipts ior the sainc,
as lie intends he no longer responsible Tor any
interest that may hereafter accrue on moneys he-
longing 10 said estate.
INO. G. DOUGLASS, Admir-.
SEPT. l749. 9s~~Aw
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The Richmond and Danyiuuc

RaiIrOad.-Wc learn from tho Danyie Re-
CUSTER that the enterprise Of Col, Towncs has
succeeded in raising The sum required 10 put I'm.
der contract the last section Of the Richmond and
Danvie Rail Road. Col. Townes was 10 pro.
coed to Richmond on Monday last to take the
contract aud il was expected that by the Is, Of
January he would have near two hundred hands
at work on the road neai Danyille,
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Wednesday, October 3.
The French Diaicult,.-The BAH

The French Diaicuify.-The Bahi-
more sun Of Wednesday sasss : We learn from
Washington, that through he friendly inisrpcsi-
non q NJ. Champion. British Charge d'AHairs,
canriliaicfs propositions have been submitted BY
NJ Poussin. the ejrclcd asinisscr. 10 our govern
mrnL I'hreash the Secretary Of Stale. the sub
feet Was reiened 70 PIesidcn; Taylor. who firm
b siAered 10 The course which had been adopted,
and expressed himself % the efIcct that, although
no unfiiendly personal feelinss were entertained
~ himselfor the members Of his cslanri, iosards
NJ Poussin. under no ciyeumsianers could that
eenilcmin resume The functions Of bis Office, un-
Ill further adsices were received from France.
A mrss Of gossip has been circulating in some
q The papers relative 70 some imagined diaespcct
exercised toward. : LADY 10 whom Mr.. Poussin
was attached aliribuiing % this cause the oilcn-
sisc expressions in his letters but the National
In,clIigrncer coniradiris the whole story, and
ssys there i no foundation whsleyer for such
statement. o. for any part of il. There were no
unkind feelings between Mr.. Poussin and any
member Of the Cabinet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-03

The Abolition parry proper in The State
Of New iolk, being the Simon Pures
who voted for Gerril Smith for President
last lal. ire in The fell with State ticket,
made out Al corilandyile last week.
There IS nothing new in The phase Of ,he
ticket, unless i, consists in The fact thai
these pallisans. as if 10 exhibit their un.
adulieraled principles in stronger relief
Than ever, have placed on il Mr.. S. II.
Ward, lie colored Divine, as Secrelar,
Of State. AlbsnY Argus.
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We understand that in consequence Of
there being IN circulation. number Of well
executed eonnlerlcilJO dollar nnles Of The
Bank Of The Stale Of North Carolina. pay.
able Al The Branch Al NIoIganlon, the Bank
has determined 10 retire from circulation
all Branch notes of that denomination as
speedily as possible. Raligh Register.
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iFighiehcd sellers II siorls. am Cor losses
"a Thar s0ri ue rannai feel any Yer,
rreai sympathy. There will ne Peaer
and ~ honoral,ie peace Of Ihal IA err,
lOdy he assured. ny Tulane.
The military fore NOW stationed with
"a llle limits OF Texas consists 81 lwl
rompanies 81 lie second Dragons. iwen
" companies Of infantry. lwO companies
&c Ihe fourth artillery. and iliIee companies
of mounted rolnnieers; making "a an a
farce Of three regiments. or sboul four.
teen hundred men. Ascending 10 insiruc.
lions received frnm lie proper Depari-
Ineui. al these troops are u the present
lime engaged IN palrolling tie country,
ami we are assured Thai eleTy thing Il.al
ran be will lie done 10 project HE inhabi.
ianls 81 thai remote iulnIieT. When The
extent Of thai frontier i remembered. and
also The iArl lhal esil.dispnsed Indians are
apt 10 commit lhen depredalions Ear re-
moved from The military pnsls. il is moi
10 be wondered al that ouirages should
occasionally occur. and that The offenders
should Tor lime escape punishment
And u my be mentioned IN this connex.
ton thai The iorre now stationed By The
United States Government on the frontier
81 Texas for rs protection greatly exceeds
that which was mustered by ihai section
81 country when il was republic and Al
enmiiy with Mexico.
THE cUBA EXPEDITION from New York
=, we believe. entirely broken up. Tile
three vessels. viz: The Sea Gull. the New
Orleans. and the Florida. which were
seized. have been surrendered Ia Their
owners. upon their giving bonds that the
vessels be employed for no such purpose
as lllal 10 which they were destined. The
parties concerned have been permitted ia
20 a. large. This has been great acl
Of clrmency on The part Of the Govern,
mcni, as The laws are severe against such
expeditions but there was no disposition
10 iurce The matter 10 the extreme.
|, i 10 he hoped now that ihr Round.
Islanders have given up their plratlcal in.
ienlions. and abandoned The absurd expe.
diiion that has been sci on foot.
But adventures must remember The
experiment cannot be repeated with I'M
puniiy. A Government will not be all
ways thus clement, nor would public opin.
lou always permit II. Express.
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Mountain Spring Division, No. %, on the sam,
evening, elected The following brethren MS thcil
officers for the ensuing quarter, viz:
Rev. John Wi,her>poon, W.p.
Henry X. Nash, w. A.
James Richardson, X. ).
Thomas l.. Cooley, 4. r. 5.
merrill U,lcy, F.S.
James VI. Palmer, +.
Allied NJ. Scales, c.
Isaac X. Husky, 4. e.
Lafayette Check, l.. y.
William Rogers, o. :.
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? e ! side: il will slope easiuaIdl.. Il
- 80 Il III 'rei alhr mile. and pass 700
irss ltlnn lie TOP u he mountain.
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Great Tunnel.-Proposals are solicl.
ted (or the construction Of the great tun.
mel through The Blue Ridge, BY which the
Louisiana Railroad will be prolonged into
The great valley Of Virginia, near Slaun.
ton. The tunnel will be 1850 feet long,
is tee, vide AID 20 fee, high, with diics
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-03

Mr. Clifford, late Minister 10 the Republic Of
Mexico, arrived Al Mobile on the 18Th ul,imo, il
the British steamer Severn, from Vera Cruz, on
his return home.
!, is reported that Gen. Paroles died lately in
the city Of Mexico.
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TOCOntractOrsd Buildings,

N Z ihe undersigned. Commissioners f1r paa.
Is huiidings NJ AlamuI0s Gousts. sill
receive biss 81 ihe eTesiian a Iai ii Er.l.asu.
y saii county u Allmannr. un,I Tncsllas liz
asia u Deip'eE. Tie following j. tie slan.
he bnihilns Ia ie tuii or brirk. II ,ie isllo:y.
ins l'iah and dlrensious, vi: Tobe "a i.si long
2 = Nsie; clsss lioa - feet; snl,SiTuefnfe -
hsafk sapersiTuriuIe Fif.I siors 70 i,e T. 49,
li.is "a entrance sud iAO Tors aIasssssnts:
sseoi'a story. two aar,u cuts Wi, .ssss isF rIiu.
nais, constituted Of wond and iron. according 10
Iaah sutnai'ed. I he walls Of the debtors stalt.
n'fllis IL ie esssd with Woei scsntliug az IL
ien lsaebss. 'eiicd with |. inch oak tl.uk, 10 he
ied with nai!s. The windows a. ha.e CRATES.
AMI The Tooi 70 h. covered wish lin Persons
wishing 10 contract can learn he u5uu,ias ii lie
laan and specifications BY application In u
The Commissioners viii meet in tie town II
alaham on lhe above mentioned day, and will
determine GA the hils UiicTrd.
JOHN STOCkARD. !
LfMIEl. II. MEBANE.
EDWIN NJ. HOLT.
ALEX'R MEBANE, :
GABRIEL. Is. LEA, -
JACOB SUMMERS.
ELIAS ALBRIGHT.
HENRY r0GIEMAN, :
JOHN TABScuTr. J
September 10. ~