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MISCELLANEOUS,


lanes CONNER Z SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. CoRNIl
every artee for esmrie.e Prin,ins xssabish
nsnt: The materials on when this pratod Is from
the above Foundry.
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD ToIL-FIRsT
hand st the mAnufsetery. liz Franklin streets, ,r,,
ANXIOUS INQUIRERs ARE INFORMED THAT DO
not remove this day. and that ny nSgEs's T. PGT and
Room q, No 50 Nassau street. ~.
nIxON's IMPROVED CHRONoMErER WATCHES
~ william nxon Chronometsr Maker by .ppoi,tmsnt
& Oh: Isis .sPssdy sa n.
w. DiIoS. q King square co.r.ll Road, London
Guns, PISTOLS, kc-YoUNo & LEAyIrT. No. 10
" hsdsn,Lane. ofsr for sale, double per- Guns: English
Allen: e.: and inch Self ssf.sc.aAs e.. d. and
large assortment watches and Jevey ssitabe for the
AIRS PARrINoroN-THIs OLD LADY GETS HOLD
broom she mentioned great secret that
she knew who sold the best and cheapest Boots
not mind icing pressed she said they could had
certain Street. who lived at "A place but she dis
poor old lady, OF course meant
Al wIsE's CELEBRATED HAIR ToyIcs-PRINcI-
street. where ihsse Invaluable tones sold wholesale and
s: 1sr:l sEs;' t Ne 'i ayss as:ss.y ST. as. ss..
sss.ssiin BfesSsI. Co. and SS John street. xices,
hkessonk q Co.. No IA Maiden Lane; u. A. Fshnstock q
street, Dr. rrinmsr ws oiser sS,n'T rs as
Maiden lane John Lyndmsrt No 10 Mersh,nts Exehsnge
Willismsburs l. Darbee Son, lt6 FOURTH street.
ERENCH POTATOES, OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY.
IL for sale BY WIN. WHITIOCK In Soutt str
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nRUG STORE AT AUCTION.--L f. HOUGH, AUC-
~ tioneer.-Walsee Barry Co.. No. 81 Ann street, will
sell BY virtue OF shatts mortgage wednesday Nay at 10
whole contents Of Drug Store consisting part of Drugs
Medicines, Perfumery Fancy Articles, Fixtures, &c. by
order of JOHN W. S0MERINDYKE,
Attorney for Nortgagee.
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ECTURER WANTED-TO EXPLAIN A SERIES OF
II Pictures subjects Of Religious History for about
Apply personally by letter post paid GEO. HIELGE,
New Assembly Rooms, Chambers street.
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IN. Tru.,.ss have Declared d,isna u i.sssy tsrss
pr cent on TIE ret earned % the ps.t yes
sts "a scrip on sne ssr as ss.ssd monday n xsy
i.suei In April, i-<s ana In April ls the hoidsrs
.so or 70 sir legal r.Prs.en,asivs. on ssd ssr The
18th 81 Nay nss Also, that the certificates % prosts
ssed Ia l ~h ,hs sserSss interest hereon te paid a.
interest hsre.n shall from ,hs! da And ha, ssr
the payment o. ths is~es cf scrip of 1875 f, sai l af,y
per cent o ns earnngs of the somp@ay shall Ne
served until s caf ltal of Is mil
ny order u che Board.
CHARLES NBWCoAB, sesrstsry.
HFw roNx Ar-,i 2s'h. pso.
Joscrh Waiter. Cyrus Curtiss,
Thomas Hunt. Herman Bsksr,
james ITeclsnf. Charles a.. Carleton,
Henry shslten lueius Hopkins,
1kcmas y. Nelson. Daniel O. ua,iisni,
wilson g. Hnnt, Law Cook,
fttvsrt Z. hsr~s. David L. sayrr.
Gs,rxr Hastnrs. Henry A. store,
W. A. Rodger< John steward. sr
FaulN. sprhoId. q. o. naitiy.
esrtmus troohee. Ce9rge d. Fhsirs
Charles PAyen. james r. Sowsser
Charles II. Re-crs. Frederick Victor,
Samuel J. besls. ~. W 7. Mali.
William watt. Richard Disslsv.
Ailae' Rssd. - - - .
yOsEru WALKER. rrcddent.
IENfS CRFGoRY, Vice frcsi lent.
ILLwOoD WALTER. "a ylsc-r.c-tdent
CsAarss Ns~ooss Secretary.
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ton, look at hundreds in the Soulh--sten 10 the
roar of their cannon and the music OF their drums,
and do you, sir, pretend 10 know more or South
ern rights than the South knows finer own rights"
What could our Northern friends say to a speech
like this ! No fellow citizens, no Do not
place your friends at the North in this condition.
Erect "a platform on which they may stand and
fight your battles for you. When the Free-soer
points to the Clays, the Bentons, the Houstons,
and others enable your friends to point TO Missls-
sppi and Georgia, ard Alabama, and South Car
DINA, assembled in conventions. And when the
Free-soiler appeals to the cannon roaring and the
drums beating, let your friends appeal 10 the
voice Of sovereign States demanding justice, equal.
ity and liberty on the one side or disunion on the
other. s4
II hesitate to embrace the doctrine of disunion,
il is because the North has, to some extent, been
inveigled into her present hostile position towards
the South by our own uniaithful representatives,
and encouraged TO perseyere IN the mad policy by
the ill-advised conduct of some Of our own people
A portion of the Southern senators and represen-
tatives voted for the admission of California, and
large numbers sustained the Texas spouton bill
The who advantages Of these measures enured
to the benefit Of the North, and we could not
reasonably expect Northern men to do more for
US than our own representatives. We have great
reason to complain OF the North, but we have
much greater reason to complain Of our own un-
faithful servants The North is deceived as TO the
true condition of Southern sentiment, but they
have been deceived by our own people. Let us
undeceiye them. Let US prepare TO strike for JUS
tice, equality, liberty. But let us first give fair
warning, and let that warning be given in an au-
thentic and authoritative form. Let us do this,
and if then we are forced to strike, we shall be
sustained by all good men, we shall be sustained
by God, and our own clear conscences.
These are my opinions, fellow-citizens, freely
expressed. II do not ask you to sanction them or
to adopt them as your own, unless you approve
them. have but one motive, and that is to serve
my afflicted country. Wholly and entirely South
ern in my sentiments and feelings, have never
debated with myself what course it were best for
me 10 pursue. Ambition might have led me to
the North, but as loved the land oe my birth
more than the honors and emouments of power
and Of place, have taken sides with the South
Her destiny shall be my destiny. If she stands,
will stand with her, and If she falls, will fall
with her.
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.

FOR .CHaGRES, DIRECT, ria H4Y.4N:g.
TeNHE United States Mail Steamship Company
a will despatch as above, the splendid double
engine steamship
FALCON,
H. J. Harstein, u. s. Navy, commander, on
Thursday, December 26th, at 3 o'clock, p NJ,
from the pier foot Of Warren street, North river
Freight to Chagres 70 cents per cubic foot pre-
paid
PASSAGE TO cHAGREs.
Cabin 500 steerage $50
TO HAVANA.
Cabin $40 Steerage S25
The Falcon will connect with, one of the Pacific
steamers Of this line, and passengers having
through tickets will not be delayed at Panama be-
yond the usual stay at that port.
PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Cabin $500 Storage $50
The Falcon has just been thoroughly overhaued
she is furnished with new boilers, and has new
saloon and state-room deck; her cabins are newly
furnished throughout, and her accommodations
for passengers are now equal to those ofany other
steamer afoat.
For freight or passage, apply at the Office Of the
company, 1T West street, corner Of Warren ST,
to M. o. ROBERTS.
Dec. 23-t2S
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VIM. WLAND,
Importer and Dealer in Dry Goods, in

CHARLESTON, S. C.
"OULD call the attention of planters risitng
w Charleston for their supplies, TO his stock
of Dry Goods, which is kept constantly full, and
embraces complete assortment for families and
plantation wear; and, in Dress Goods from the
low-priced, to the richest, latest, and most FASH
ionable.
As large part of his stock is of his o,cn inpor-
tat'on, he is enabled to compete with any Dry
Goods establishment in the United States, either
in price or variety.
All Goods OF Southern manufacture, he will par
ticuarly keep.
No. 224, bend of King ST., Charleston.
dec 4-0atM
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
The poem which follows is taken from the jan
uary number of Graham's Magazine:

The poem which follows is taken nom the 1ai
lary number of Graham Magazine:
The Ladder ST. Augustin
by HENRY W. LoNGFELLow.
Saint Augustine! well hast thou said
That OF our vices we can frame
A ladder if we will but tread
Beneath our feet each deed Of shame!
All common things each days events,
That with the hour begin and end.
Our pleasures and our discontents
Are rounds by which we may ascend.
The low desire-the base design,
That makes another's virtues less;
The revel of the giddy wine,
And all occasions of excess
The longing for ignoble things,
The strife for triumph more than truth,
The hardening of the feart, that brings
lrreyerence for the dreams Of youth!
All thoughts Of ill-all evil deeds,
That have their root in thought of i'll,
Whoever binders or impedes
The action Of the nobler will!
All these must first be trampled down
Beneath our feet, if we would gain,
In the bright field of Fair Renown,
The right of eminent domain!
We have not wings-we cannot soar
But we have feet to scale and climb
BY slow degrees-by more and more
The cloudy submits of our time.
The mighty pyramids Of stone
That wedge-like cleave the desert airs,
When nearer seen, and better known,
Are but gigantic flights of stairs.
The distant mountains, that uprear
Their frowning foreheads to the skies,
Are crossed by pathways, that appear
As we to higher levels rise.
The heights of great men reached and kept,
Were not attained by sudden flight,
But they, while their companions slept,
Were toiling upward in the night
Standing on what too long we bore
With shoulders bent and downcast eyes,
We may discern-unseen before
A path to higher destinies.
Nor deem the irrevocable Past,
As wholly wasted-wholly vain
If rising on its wrecks at last,
To something nobler we attain.
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Followed by European Views, among which is a
View of Rome, the Coliseum, the Castle of ST.
Angelo at night, illuminated by Fireworks.
The Swiss Cottage-The Snow Storm
City of Constantinople.
The Lake of Killarney, City of Lisbon, City and
Bay of Naples.
Eruption Of Mount Vesuvus
And many others of the most sublime and beauti-
full scenes in Europe.
The whole enlivened with music, and concluding
with brilliant display of
PYRAMlC FIRES!
lnterspersed with u variety of Beautiful Scenes,
among which is an equestrian likeness Of
Gen. Taylor on parade.
correct likeness Of Jenny Lind, acknowledged
by all to he perfect, taken by the aid Of da-
guerreotype instruments, from the Swedish
Nightingale in person.
Marine View Of Ships in actual motion
Californians Dream, and many others Of
matchless beauty.
Doors open at halfpast 6; exhibition commences
at halfpast o clock
Tickets IS cents; children half-price. Reduc-
tons made for schools. dec %
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Smithsonian Lectures.

DIR. COX, of Brooklyn, N Y, will continue
his Lectures on the evenings OF Monday, Tue s.
day and Thursday Of this week, at y o'clock, p
NJ. The closing lecture will be delivered on Fri
day. Subject "Poetry."
plank walk has been constructed directly ives,
from the building to the brick pavement on 18th
street, where lamp will be placed at the gate
Persons coming in this direction, will enter the
lecture room through the northeast tower.
Dec 2l-At-d ..-I'. s.
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DARKERS CHRISTMAS opening takes place
[ this day and will continue through the Christ
invites his friends and strangers to call at his new
store under the National Hotel, and look through
his selection Of beautiful fancy articles suitable
for Presents for all ages. ri,
PARKERS
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under the National
Hotel Dec 8
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VEHE Subscriber returns his thanks TO the
IL public and the old customers Of SrMMs & Son,
and informs them that THE GROCERY AND
WINE BUSINESS heretofore carried on by them.
is continued by EDWARD SIMMs he has added n
full and fresh supply Of the finest TEAS, BLACK
AND GREEN, FRESH GROCERIES. &c. and
has also on hand n full assortment of the finest
WINE, and will be sold at the lowest rates.
amongst which will be found 100 baskets of the
choicest brands of Champagne, Hook, and Claret
Wines, Of thepurest kinds.
EDWARD SIMMS,
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After which tn

After which the
OXYHYDROGEN MICROSCOPE.
Will be applied, revealing the Wonders Of the
Animalcular World.
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AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,

WHIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXH IBI-
TON OF THE DISSOLVING VIEWS,
rs Exhibited in the eiiies of Boston, PHILADELPHIA
and eise,ohere.
D PRESENTATIONS Of the most beautifuT
~ Scenery Of all parts Of the world, with great
variety of Ancient and Modern Structures, Ruins,
Cities, Castles, &C., which are producedin truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear, but so
sudden and mysterious is the transition that can
only be compared to the magic Of dream seen by
the eye.
Commencing Tuesday evening the Oath instant,
also every successive evening through the week;
and Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, COM
mencing at 3 o'clock.
A splendid Series of Views, among which several
representations o. White Mountain Scenery
in New Hampshire.
After which the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-01
~. Benjamin Brnndrefil's Ceie-
ssr3f.sy Vegetable Pills.

THESE valuable Pills. at IS cents box, as
4 purifier OF the blood, are thought to be
equal to any medicine in the world. They have
cured Bilious Fever, Fever and Aeue, Rheuma-
ism, Head ache, Nervous diseases, Liver COM
plant, Consumption. Colds Cough, and almost
every other disease to which man is subject. Ma
ny have blessed the day they lrs, used these
healthiul and popular pills.
They are sold in every Town and County
in the United States, and Throughout the civilized
world. Wherever used their utility, and effica-
cy. have been felt and acknowledged. Hundreds
and thousands, who have lsborcd under diseases
for years. have bean Completely restored to health
hy the use of them. Doctor Brandreth, in the
discovery of these pills has, promoted the great
cause of humanity, and is entitled to the gratitude
,f his fellow msn.
Dr. Branlreth's Principal Office. 24l Broad
ay New York.
GrAgcnts for the sale of Brandreih' tPills,.a }.
D. Heart, HilIshoroueh.
J.B. M.Dade. Chapel Hill. -.
G. A. Mehane, Mason Hall.
A.Micklc & Co.. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead Cane Greek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindley aOld Store.
@. Patterson, Patterson tStors.
May %. 3d.
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Equity Sales.

Joseph Danaegan and oiEers. Er pcrfe.
I'm obedience to the decree,of the Court Of Equi-
" for 0ran &c County, made al March Term,
1850, shall offer for sale, on tie premises, on
Friday the Gotta day Of April next, The tract Of
hand wherein The late James Dunnegan lived,
situated on the waters Of Little River, adjoining
the Lads Of George 7. Coggin and others, con-
timing two hundred and fifty acres, more orless.
Said Land Is sold for partition.
A credit Of twelve months will he given, the
purchaser giving bODa and approved security.
y. F. LONG, C. ME-.
March 81, 1850. 25--
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srcxxoRn STREET. PErrRsErRo. Va.
A Re ny~ rcssslns. BY srkrs. ceun<r Rslss-
n bss. Cops znd Cham. fioss Bss@sa. Be-
sen and Jusiru q New fosk. xnd sl<snlozi
Lac from philsi<lPhia and Bsldmore. fheiT
sgiu.x supply q Boots. Shoes. Bsogsns. Tssssi-
ins and liar Tnunk< csrP~s Bsfs. Szirhsis.
Blazing and Bushes. Lellrf. Cspsnd HfsFFias
Paper. French and American Call skinf. ozk
sud HemIeek Lc.ihsE. Lining and Bindlng ssms
saddieEy. Boot and shcs Tires. Lasts. shes
Thread, shasmakens' Findings q essp deserlF-
tion.
re uhols Of ne above ssnek hss been pur-
chased FOR CASH during TIE month % ganus-
" hy cue af he fIm IN person. tiEessly 81 ne
manufacturer. and NE fesl very well psislsslea
tie present stock 81 Gools n0w ofErffd 70 ye0E
inspection constitutes one u the hesi srfr osasd
a The trade. and No Iespeciaily saril eel from
she public generally, a. We have dslepnlned o sxh
a 4 smail advance On The invoice price.
Amongst our spnng fiork viii he found sofas
entirely new siylrs of f.sdies Gccds. nssss M
troducsd 10 the trade until The preseni ffssen. :.
/ An examination Of our siock - al NC ssk q
the merchant. Who viii al onrs te ssiisEsd.
DkUMMOAD q wfiHE.
49,. , Sycamore 81
March H. H M ssss 81 ssss o.
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As "a li,, Rlan 10

GRANITE AID SOAP sTrNTs.
rESHE subscriber begs leave, respectfully, to in.
u form the public that he continues to cary
on the Marble and Granite business, at his Yard
opposite Jarratl's Hotel, in the town Of Peters.
burg. He has recently made large additions Of
Italian and American Marble to his former stock,
thereby rendering it more extensive and varied
than that of any other Yard in Virginia.
He keeps constantly on hand ready made Mon.
umcnts, Tombs, Grave-stones, Nantes, &c.
which, as to material. design and workmanship
will compare successfully with the like articles,
wheresoever made.
Orders for any article in his line will be thank.
fully received, promptly and strictly attended TO-
and executed in superior manner. y
H . A. LESLIE.
Petersburg, April3. 57--6w
n
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.r,nr, P.rish and e.lers. Er prrts.

PURSUANT TO the decree of the Conrt OF
Equity for Orange County, made at March
Term, $3.50, shall offer for SALE on the premises,
on Saturday the 9th day of April next, the
tract Of Land whercon tie late Allen Parish lived,
and OF Which be died seized and POS essed, stua-
ted 81, the waters Of Flat River, adjoining the
Lands Of Benjamin Hester and Others, containing
two hundred acres more or less. Said Land is
sol Gor partition among the heirs Of Allan Parish,
AMI viii be sold subject to right Of Wodows
Dover.
4 credit Of six and twelve months will be given.
Purchasers required to give bond and security,
AMI title reserved until the puschase money Is
paid.
O. r. LONG, c.M r.
Starch 81, 1880. a5-
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The Oriental or Sovereign Halm T Ii

The Oriental or Sovereign Falm T Ill
n HIS invaluable fsmiy medicine, Combines
i more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
per,ies, than any other pills new in use, After
nearly eight years experience of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation. unriyalcd by
any other medicine.
They are an eflcciual cure for Joundice, Dys-
pspsia, Lirer Complaints, rhurisy, Bilious dis
eases, Fcrer and Igue, and al oiker Ferers,
Coughs, Colds, Infammaiicn Of tie Lungs,
Rhsumdfism, Hecd-cfhe, loss cf Arpttite, &c.
ar p. CHILDS e Co. Clay, Onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and only manu-
faciurers Of the genuine Sovereign BslmPills.
PRICE IS Cents per box, of 81 Pills. with full
directions accompanying each box. u
Brown Town, N. e., Jan. 4th, lsi9.
Messrs. P. Childs & Co.. Having witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases of Fever and Ague, by the use
of single box they were both cured also the
headache. several cases; and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place, (thai
know Off am thereby induced to write YOU
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that know Of. and wish to have them
for family use, and secondly, because am Of the
opinion that they wonld save much suffering from
ague and fever. and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
M. E. E. PITTS,
For sale in Hillsborourh by D. HEARTH
also BY numerous Druggists and agents through
cut tie Union.
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DALI. ~ LA H4ttS[4 A%N. NLEl
Svprrnrn1 wkxuTRA
- - -
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sfs ase0 IN ~snesf = NC nsn<fcas
cures Hso = -, 10 / i = 49, - ''.e'.'.s
as ~<.srs - = . <~,*,z. : :, --@ :. -
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49, n. -. Ierssn pr<,.r-, I,.'...s,
a - p~s.,-re<s .n3 All 49, a. \.
, IVY, 49, 800. ~. 49, !. - -
l-s.'e'a 49, -. ,s-,.;,, rfyr<,. n
'-A'', -. .s.'r,zr--ss ,pr..p sr,cx
DIX. HASTINGS nLs11na IioN.
IL has bern thsso1thf U.s. nH 9ny N ne
Hospital unsef ne ens'ss " IT n..''.sh "a
London. but also fy 81 nc - is,<e'sns Ct
England. and Al have lazy snoo'ss1 y ~ an an
rlssikd feneey 70 oonee =, - ~ o'hss
diseases on 'he iuns@ @ - 49, ~ skv
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= DOCTOR LIE ROx's
Seitareria fIf Wild titiiy
PILLS.

IN every instance where . fair trial has been
4 made. DR.. LIE Roy's Pills have invariably gi.
ven satisfaction. siIording permanent relief in sl
cases Of Indigs siion. and speedy cure for Head
ache, Bilious end Liver Complaints. Heartburn.
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits. Dis
iurbed Sleep, Frequent PsIpitaiicns. spasms.
Geneni Debility. cossiveness. sc. ~
I, They are mild in tbeie operation, snfe under
any circumstances. and thousands Of penons can
now bear testimony 10 the benefits 10 be derived
from their USE.
These pills sre superior to sny ever before dis
covered. In al bilious complaints; 10 general de-
ranrcment Of the system; in oil disorders which
result from lad state Of tie blood, these pills
are sovereign remedy. Price IS cts. per Box.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

- REWARD If twenty-five dollars will lie 81
"A ven for tie apprehension snd Coufne-
ment n Orange Jail. Of my man HENRY. It
eaughtiD Orange; fly dollars, iftaken out Of the
county. Henry is twenty-five years OF age.
abou, Ave feet seven in bright. well formed, very
blark, with large red eyes. and Rad expression.
WM. CAIN.
Marrh ,c. a.
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Jsmes Broek,c'H, Guardian, and Others, E.
fnrfe ~ =.

JImes BroeEtc,i!, Guardian, and Others, Er
parte.
Il SHALL Offer for sale on the premises, on
Il Saturday ths 4ih of May next, the tract Of
Land of which the late Hardin Couch died seized
and possessed, situated in Orange County, ad.
Joining the Lands Of William n. Pratt. Archie
BorIand, aud Others. Said Land is sold by de.
cree Of the Court of Equity for partition among
The heirs Of said Couch.
A credit Of twelve months will be given. Pur-.
chaser re p,ircd TO give bond and security, and
sille will be reserved until the purchase money
is paid.
o. F. LONG, 9. N. =.
March ~. 1850. 2s-i
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Rail Road Notice.

1T having been ascsrtsinel. at the meeting al
4 the General Commissioner a 6recnshoraush
on Saturday the 30Gh uiIimo. that s76oco dob
lars Of the stock Of he North caioiina Rail Rcad.
as required by the Charter. sill rrnained TO he
subscribed Il was ordered thai the hooks ngaln he
opeped a, the several places disignsied in The aci
Of Incorporation. The undersigned Commission
ere. Therefore give notice that The Books are now
open 10 The Town 81 HilIshorou.h, ard will re-
main open uniil The ist dey May nest.
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