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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
FIRE WORKS.
FIRE WORKS.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT on
FIRE WORKs

FIRE works.
nF ALL KINDS, WARRANTED Ala,
Oisrs Fancy Fire WORKS T1e Crsckers n r., -.
w. K T. BALLAGH, chaassrs "ey
jelt Sws corner Of es.s,.
ElRkWORKs. FIhKW0Rks!!-P. LyfS
TEE offers for sale al lie Ckaihsn-sL coso-, -
sfnassormeut Of Fiexosks consisting OF rsx ~.
liant designs for exhibition. 1monz wklcA al 1917
scopes CsscadeA Ross,es. unitei DisIncoas sss,ss
Suns, yewelled Crosses Gslopsds Of Ssrpsnts CT
uaed Wheels Csprices. LsJse Rockets Roma, csl-
and Nominations OF crimson yellow greer srs -, sssss
n part; s' So'Apfrng
coIee, o1nSss ounces, 10 ID. and l 10 aosksss
BenRols Lghl. SeTpents
FloveF Pols Rlne TIgl,.
lnAufIeA ToFpetoes
ppsusloppeh Pulling Cscfen
ctI "sSeh Scroll Whoels
Ssaness rockets, Jostic
Mines OF Serpens, ke sexons
ToThilloEs, Mxroon.
rtseol... Fire Crsck5rs &c. he,
- ~ Ano al otners desrous of giving exhibluoos
~ 'o =, ~ soofsest notice, and lowest pricsa
a. ts,,nn;,.H WILLIE cor Chatham and Orsnge sts
y IDWf entrance ID door IN Orsneea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.

nFTHE CITY OF NEw-YORK Office cor of0rsss-
" witch and Dey s,s tho North River Bank Cssh
capital 100000 Insurance. against lose dsmagsb fra
CROWEL ADAMS, President
GEORGE w SAVAGE. Secretary ie1of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

CHAIN CABLEs-A large assorimsnss y
u proved frou Sc 10 l7-s inrbes kor ssls % ufka
ma GAUNT kDEkhiCAS~>$ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
INSURANCE..

DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital STOCK q
Dths Company will be opened by the subscribers ~
Mechanics Banking Association, SO Walst on Thursday
the 18th ns and will be kept open daily from II O'Clock
NJ. 10 m until the whole amount OF 9aseoo capit2
shall be subscribed. Ten per cest payable 81 tho time d
subscribing and the balance when required, Of which d
notice viii be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

NOTICE.-The SEED Business conducted 81 toe late
NTbOmss Brdsemsn, will be- continued under tho nsne
Of BRILGEMAE BROTHERS at the cd stand %
Broadway, cor Eg hieenh-sI JOSEPH BRlDOshAri
who has been In attendance the store for some years WIN
send ~ customers uslsl and authorized VI receive
and collect al debts due the establishment "
ALFRED B2iDGEMAN, lr,.eutor.
ieiS 2av3rs ANDREW BRlDGEHANt 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

QAGs, RCPE-, ard eli kisds Of paper u-1gfsetar-
IA efs materials 5ogsh s.a sod 90 liheTs' teri. %
nl7 GAUNT DERRl CKsON. l52 snd lH' soaiof-
cocoa sHFLIs-csbsss fresb. i1sl received
- For sale BY GAsssER YOUNG, iSa ChArhanrst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

Lopez.-We learn by Telegraph from
New Orleans that the examination Of
General Lopez, charged with violating
the laws of the United States, was ter
minated on the 18th instant, and re-
suited in the binding over of the Gene
raj in the sum Of $S, 900, to answer the
charge before the United States Circuit
Court.
The party who went bail for Lopez,
when he was first arrested at New Or
leans, was Recorder Caldwell. The
Bulletin comments upon the act as the
first instaneein the United States where
a person holding a high judicial static;
and particularly the chief Cri,salG
Magistrate Of city, has bec9de pan
for an individual charged witba erana-
nal offence. The Bulletin condemns
also the public serenade given 70 Lopez
and asks . whether it is in accordance
with the usually accepted ideas Of pro-
pristy, and Of that respect which Anne,
Ir;can citizens should always feei ana
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Notice..-Tayes.

III WILL attend al the following ,im.s and ola.
= crs for the purpose Of collecting tie Tar for
the couniy Of Alsmsnce. for the year iszs, 70
wit:
John Newln's, on Monday the Isl July,
Burnt shop. en- Tuesday The End.
Michael Albight's. on Wednesday the srd.
George PsiiersOn's. on Friday the 5ih.
William A. Cauigan's. on Saturday the 9th.
John y. Tunentineis. on Monday the sth.
Jacob Summers, on Tuesday the esh.
chesley y. fsucett's, on "Wednesday the luth.
Ms. Huiehinsonis. on Thursday the llth.
Eli Mursys Store. On Frijay The 18th.
or The Magistrates appointed TO take the lists
Of Taxables and Taxable property Cor the year
1880, viii attend at the time and places described
in their several districts. Puneiusiiy is required
from all.
JOSEPH 8. HOLT. Sheriff.
June 20, ss--
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4 WILL attend al the following times and pla.
Il ces to collect the Taxes due for the year
1919: 10 Wit;
Mason Hall, on Saturday the 18th July.
Cedar Grove, on Monday the 10Th.
Hillsborough, on Tuesday The 18th.
Hurdles, on "Wednesday the i7th.
Wilson & McKee's. on Thursday the 18th.
Red Mountain (Jones * Iissser's Cross roads, J
on Friday the 10Th.
William l.ipscomb's. on Saturday The goth.
Harris Wilkerson's, on Monday the 22nd.
Pfstsbuig, on Tuesday the 2srd.
Herndon's old place, on "Wednesday the Gath.
William Trice's, on Thursday the f5,h.
Chapel Hill on Friday the 26th.
- Thomas Longs, on Saturday the 9Th.
Jesse p. Durham's, on Monday the asth.
William 1hompson's, on Tuesday the 30th.
Hilhboro', Town Tex, on "Wednesday 3lst.
ar The Magistrates appointed 10 take the lis.
Of Tarablss and Taxable property for 1850, wi
stssnl q, the times and places above described i
their several districts. PuncfuaLty 10 eIpecfe
from OIL
&c. TURRENTINE. Sheriff.
June, rs, 1859. So
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North Carolina Rail Road.

~ fHE Gsnen.i canuiasiaaelI e ~
go AosA CsIolina Railsoal, hssshy an
nsanus lhhi a Meeting hsls ~ lhsn. a Cha-
Pei Hal "a ths 6lh and elh Oars e Juns 1850.
n MAS szosrlzlDed. from sd<zsisu.l ssturns zux1s
By ths local conni~iensrz. list he sur. sf sas
Million 81 do-lsns bad Ls<n salsesib>t /. he cs,s
tzl ssa>k cf lie said canpas, and de frss e.
slsim<ni. Of Eve to.lxrs Per shsEs. On lie s2id
san q oae nlllien Of do4.ass ss-ss;sAs sln IL
ffy ihspsnd 5alisrs. hsvias b>sa received b.
he Treasurer q this Board. he ssH Conaisiss-
srs pressuej and certified duplicate declsraiions
q ne foregoing fseis NTH shs names Of he sub
serbsrss and he sm0uuts ny them rczPersissly
suhsensed sppended thsFsnnlo and have CAUSED
one Of the ssli derlsrsfion< 70 bs depo<teS In he
orce Of the seczeisp Of stsis according 70 the
requirements q he t.h seciion Of fhs &C. u dc
6eneIal Assembly. rsti6ei ihe 27lh day of Jsnu-
~ lsfs. entitled An scf 10 incorporate de
Aosih Carolina Railroad Company"
And the said General Commissioners bx wilma
o. The powsu sfEied in then. BY he sei Of As
SIMPLY aforesaid, do therefore hereby make
known. ihai the said company shah be REGARDED
as formed fo< the purposes mentioned IN ala set
ron the sforesaid 9Th day of June one thousand
Eight hundred and fiiy ;-snd they do further
give notice that they have sppoinlsd meeting
Of The stockholders Of said company 70 be held ID
The town Of Salisbury on Thursday the Illh day
OF July next 70 receive the report Of The preeecJ-
inss OF this Bosrd. and 10 take such furihsr sc-
lion under The charter Of lie said compsnv, a.
may be ar,horized and rec lired By Tie SANE, ct
which every siockholdcr Is requested 10 slisnd il
person or by PROXY.
And this Board stands sdjournsd 10 lbs tins
and place test Aforesaid.
(Signej)
WillismC. Mesns. Of cscord.
John B. Lord. Of Salisbury. -
Richard Washington, Of wsynestoro,.
Henry B. Elliott. Of Randolph.
James N. Leach. Lexington.
John NJ. Morehesd. Greensboroueh.
William A. Graham. Marlborough.
Nathan A. Ssedman. Pisisborough.
Lenuri p. Hargrase. Lexington.
Jsne6. 81
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Ttan.mittsd fir ae Psl.r.surg Intelligence.

Transmitted fir ae Psisrsburg IatelEgeneer.
Baltimore, June 2i-4 Pm.
The Steamer Cambria arrived at
Halifax on Friday morning. bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 9Th instant,
the day Of her sailing. The steamer
Pacific arrived at Liverpool on the Fri
day previous.
Cotton, at the time Of the Cambria's
sailing. was unchanged, but the article
firm. The weeks sales are 10000
bales.
Flour dill and price unchanged.
Corn Inactive, at decline Of Cd. to Is.
The late Continental advices have
created an active demand in all des-
criptions Of Coffee. which has advanced
from three to five shillings per hundred
weight. =, 1895 -
News from Cuba has strengthened
prices in Sugar materially.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Iutellipe neer1

Rcportedfor the Inteligencer.l
Friday, June 81, 1850.
ToBAcco.-The animation noticed in
our last report continues. with still an up.
ward tendency. The advance daring The
past week may be put down al fully SOC.
per 100 lbs. on all kinds. Lugs bring from
Al 81. Some fne working Tugs bring
s74. Shipping and Scanning Leaf Z .
Ell; Manufacturing 8 s2l. From All
we learn The prospectSfor full crop, The
pfesest year.is very gloomy.
CoTToH.-There is more activity in The
market. and several parcels have been sold
al l2l for home use and for export.
FLouR.-The stock is last decreasing
Sales of small pascels are at 81 d $50 70,
super6ne; 81 a 81 for family.
WHEAT.--Noihing done since our Ian.
We quote 700 l09.
CoRN.-The demand is good and The
supplies light. Good bread Corn readily
commands Csc.
PEas & BEANs.-We have no sales "a
report. Peas &c.; Beans IS /, Doc.
BAeoN-Va.currd. hog round,if prime
commands at az; Hams 81 Q Cts
Western Shoulders, 81 81, Sides 81 .
81 cents.
LARD-Ts IN good demand al Sc. fol
kegs; "a for bbls.
HERRInGs.- article is scarce. No
I Cul. BY retail, 81; Gross So; Roe 8 a
sSa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

celebFAflon 90 the an 90 July.
THE sPPsolshilg AnnissasaIg q AmHiszl
= In2zpsn5cucs 81 - csisaEliei u Rilsio
feaEh u ~ tEo Disiti1as 81 lhs S1as q Ten
PsFaacs apd visiaing bn<ihErn e lie Order. AZ
Oflli0n uin - delivered On de ocozzi1n >
ssn.ei PhilhPS 60. q chaP<i Hin. ssd az Al.
dze- on ne ssls<<s e rsnF<sno<. By he Res.
Addi~un Lea a Lessb1x. Ths NslionsI De-
elszsian q Is5e2<sSencs xii be nd BIZ Hs-
a4 Norwood g.
IL tA< snsnooa. a setlock. he Orange coss-
~ bl<soeisiy vii bold rs snnuzl Mesiinr. sr.l
ths Seas q Temperance viii ssse1d 10 a bs1y 70
hear lie A5dssss<s-
An czndlelighl - Addre~ Viii b. delIvessd hy
Mr. z. A. r. Hooker and IL ms nsxhs u sasors-
be lh<v win p<cb~bly BE- tsseh hshs pesss-
slsn.
ar The Brfhrea bslouslnx 10 cher Disisions
in'shs essnsy, and in the neighbodng eoun,ies,
are earnestly invited 10 attend and I4rtiapsis
with us In the eelsbrstion They slll receive .
cordial greeting and the treatment due 10 breth-
ren. Tie pubic Ers ssrnexly s9ue<sd % az
tend.
By onler Of The joint COMMITTEES.
from NJ. s 4 u Disiacns s. r.
$500 tes 81
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oppa.iasa ,sas y a. Wkl.s, sLs sus,slan .
susul.,su, ~ tks ..iiu,isa ,h,v w,r, tl,
ulliur . s.lt.i = is Sssiioa r. e psopls. !.
lhsy ass ~. ~ nhols ms,isr 5 A fssh i
= psossu .is~ = IA. Manly's AdBse.s. pvhE.hel
| m eos p4s<1 ls-a.s. xhich No boos o,, ...5-r,
Nh p<fu< csrsfslly, particularly dat porio. a
a ~hich treats Of Frss suaf.ss.-
The Dsmoerst. il ss<u.s hss be-u rrs,uioipr
ocr Giles ef Isss. sss nc isel h Is seaees;nr NJ
Eisls koaor hat be ess Cad 10 rrssser matter %
bring up in joaxnsas against o. dan de e.
lowing:
Fron the Rerosasr q yulv SIN. is4s.
We an irresixsssiy driven % die copelus;op.
hat cur opponents have <ized this rev issue ss
, a'o~ns's men ;a ssuh catch a. ssrs~s 70 save
IN b~inx a,.,uhs 49, - = y 49, ns Ts.1
MOI care &c. as We believe. for he principk n.
solsed IN the question. and win abandon h when
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a meeting 81 the stockholders far the orgsnl-
,,,ion Of The Company is TO be held at Salisbury
an THURSDAY the ilih day Of July next Each
,s.,s Of one hundred dollars entities the holder
% vote in The meeting. and il Is very desirable
LAT every share shall be represented; but As il
will no, be convenient for oil TO attend, repre-
s,n,slion may be secured BY empowering some
h;rnd who intends 10 60 10 set ss prozy. We
eopy from the Greensborough Patriot the follow.
inr form AZ Power Of Attorney, furnished By
legal friend. as proper to Be used for the oces-
sion;
We the undersiged Stockholders in
the North Carolina Railroad Company,
do by these presents constitute, nomi-
nate and appoint our
true and lawful Attorney to represent
Us in the General Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of said Company. to be held in
Salisbury, on the nth day Of July, A.
u. 1850, for us and in our names to
give any and all votes, and to do any
and all things which we might lawful
" do in said meeting we're we person.
ally present asserting thereto.
Witness our hands and seals, this
the day Of A. ID. 1850.
Copies Of the above. filled with the names Of
gentlemen who win attend the meeting. and pre-
pared for signature. win be kept at the store Of
Messn. Long & Webb. Those owning stock.
Who do not expect to attend the meeting Of Stock
holders, are requested to call and leave their
names.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

1T IVER PILLS.-No medicine ever earned
II for itself a higher reputation in 90 short .
time, as has the Liver Pill, discovered and com
pounded by DIR. M'Lane, Of Virginia. Although
but short tigac comparatively before the public,
it has already earned for itself degree Of popu.
larity hitherto unsurpassed. The demand for
them has become immense. Messrs. Kidd & Co.
the propsietors Of this medicine, who reside In
Pittsburgh, corner of 4th and Wood streets, are
constantly receiving orders which they find II al
most utterly impossible to supply. The popu-
larity Of these Pills is not confined to any parti-
cular section Of the country. the demand being
general. from the North. South, East and West.
The truth is, no disease is more common in an
quarters Of the United States than that Of the
Liver And these Pills are the hest remedy ever
yet discovered for Hepatic arrangement.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb, and ID. Heart, Hillsboroueh;
Jones Watson & Co, Chapel Hill; A. Moring,
Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange county Moore & NOEL, Mt. Tina, Per.
ssn sand p. 8. Pescad, Raleigh.
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Reulah Raptist Association.

THE Annual Meeting of the Beulah Baptist
= Association will be held with the Church al
Mount Herman Meeting House. six miles South
east Of Hillsborough, near the Raleigh Road
commencing on Friday before the first Sabbath
IN August. ~
The Beulah Bible Society, and the Beulah Pub.
LEGATION and Sunday School Society, will hold theil
Anniversaries in connection with the Association
before each Of which Public Addresses will be de.
livered.
Meetings win be held each evening, dpSS .srs Ie
session of the Association. in the Baps onu,sn'
in Hillsborough, commencing on - ,.,;.a,
ing before, at which sermo9So Citation !, 1'
by Ministers attending the pAIMEp
CLERK Of the Association.
57-l
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W. Da'is q Miss. nsssa De, : 81 lsta
lsps Il iAs islllioliss lslrIfsling o. sl,russi1l
lhs lighis q . siIsss unlsl ths Causdiuda.
shsl l. sspsalsa-
Ths debate - lhis snsadnenl VA eunlisas,
Until be ss,ocsnneni. and rrsuzsa = Wsds<s
day, when d us& se,ed dsrn.
Mr. pa1eFsood n,osed an rn<ndn<ut. : DE-
q Tsra dos uot seesps Of lA< p<spo~-s. shzi -
b sued By he Dated States. ssd dat bars b
gfsn'ed 10 her q zee slso"
Ail<r iong d<tzis has unuru1.<us wss sl-s
rsieeted-yeaa IL, nays "a.
Mr. Berisn moved % rrssrscs G slilsrnia 10 -
member IN fhe usoes xhich. sfseF 5sbsis, So
rsjeeisd-yes Il. nsys 81.
Another snenan<nt. thar s~nsfoxs- and Re
personalities must be chosen afasr The passage
Of dis bin. was also rsjecssd-ysss ". noes "a.
The Senate then adjourned uniiI Monday.
In The Hersr. On Friday he lsth. billrwsrs
reported from the committee Of ways and means
making appropriations isf The Pos o6es Depart
msnt and foreontinseniezperzssoflhe ipdisn De-
psrtmeni. for The year ending sob June 1851.
and bill iosupPly the defeisney in ,hs spPropri.
siion for che year ending 30ih June 1850. The
last bii was considered in committee ofihe who.e,
reported TO the House. and passed.
On Saturday the ball for the admission Of Cali.
fornis was considered. Amendments were Offer
ed. and long debate occurred, bon no vos was
taken.
On Monday, June IL, Mr.. Bsyly asked lie
unanimous consent Of the House TO oiler reso-
luton. making the appropriation bills the order
Of The day for Monday the 2iih Of June, and for
every day thereafter. excepting Mondays and ss.
turdays. until The bills shall be disposed Of. Mr..
Burt Directing, Nj. Bayly moved 10 suspend the
ules. Mr.. Wentworh..said be should vote for no
special order until the California question should
be disposed Of The question on suspending the
rules was then taken. and the vote stood yeas
ia, nays 81. Two thirds not voting in the az.
frmatiye, the rules were not suspended.
Mr.. Stephens ofsreda resolution io.close the
present session Of Congress on The 18th Of August
next but motion to suspend the rule did no, Yre-
vail yeas 81, nays 1873.
On Tuesday, the House. on motion, reconsi
dered its vote on resolution appointing com.
miiiee to inquire relative 10 the conduct Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury in disbursing the Ia
dian Appropriation that was carried to the surplus
fund-yeas l2t, nays 81. The resolution was
amended, but the final vote was not tskcn.
Wednesday being set apart by the House for
the consideration Of bill reported by Mr.. Cobb.
Of Ala. from the Committee Of Public Lands,
granting public lands to the soldiers who served
in the War Of 1912, wayne's War, and the Sc
minole and Greek Wars, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on said bill. as The spe-
cial order, and debated ii at considerable length,
until o'clock, when the Committee rose.
The consideration Of the bill was continued in
committee Of the whole ON Thursday and Friday,
and the House then. adjourned to Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26

There is scarcely congressional dis
irici in Missouri, perhaps mol one. in which
triangular war viii moi be carried on.
The democratic party is spli up into Ben.
lenians and anti Benlonians. The wings
are generally in opposition 10 both. II
the true democracy Of the Stale do no,
tally under their common banner. without
regard 10 Col. Benton, they lose The State.
Washington Union.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
oRAYoE COUNTY.
10 Equiiy-FIled to March Term, 1850.
RiiEam and Alfred Ray,l
va Amendment 10 OH.
jain q Benton Ray 4 Ne ginsl Bal
ry Ray.

IL appearing 70 the satisfaction Of ibis honora-
: bic Couli. that the defendant, Mary Ray, 10
not an inhabiiani Of this state. but IL resident Of
another state; IL is ordered that advertisement be
made IN the Hillsborough Recorder for six sue.
cessive weeks. commanding said Mary Ray 10 sp.
pear at The next term Of this Court, to be held on
the second Monday Of september next. In tho
court house in Hillsborough. then and there to
plead, answer OF demur TO this amended bill Of
complaint, and TO stand to and abide BY such or
ders and DEGREES as to his Honor may seem pro-
per in the case.
Witness o. F. Long. Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at Office, this second Mon.
day Of Mach, A. d., 1850.
D. +. LONG, c. a. N.
Price adv. "a 90. 37-Gw
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Catholics In lflaHd.-A Roman Gallo
lie parish priest. connected with The eoun.
" Of Limerick. stated lately. thai ., least
one-hslf The Roman Catholic population
bad diminished in Ireland within The lssi
Elk years. whilst the Proieslanis have in.
creased in number.
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SouthLOWen MaleAcademy

THE next Session Of this Institution will CON-
= menrc on Tuesday the 9Th Of August. and
clos The goth Of December. As the session will
be less than Eve months long, Students win DO
charged only In proportion 10 the length. No
student. however, except in case Of protncied
sickness, will be charged for less time than the
session continues.
Anew House is in progress Of erection; sddi-
iional accommodations have been made for board.
ers and the services of Mr.. b. y. Larrabee, A.,
B., thoroughly educated and experienced teach
err, have been obtained.
Expenses as heretofore, viz: for English
branches $3.50 per session, Classical $500.
Board IS per month.
JAS. A. DEAN, Principal.
June Ia. 37-3w
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ORANGE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
TUE annual meeting Of the Orange County
= Bible Society. viii be held in HillsboEough
en- the 9Th Of July merit
The Rev. A. Wilson. d. D.. and The Rev. l.
X. Niiie. viii address The meeting
June 10. -2e
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We have received communication from q a
visitor al the High Hill Academy" giving an
account Of the examination. As we have no
personal knowledge Of the school, IL would be
improper for US to publish communication res
peciing i, from an anonymous writer. And even
ifihs name Of the writer had been communica-
ted, i, does no, seem exactly just that an editor
should be called upon to puff school into mo-
torie,y without being paid at least the price Of an
advertisement. We are paid for advertisements
in another shape, occupying lcss room; why
slsuld the principle be varied because they come
IN the shape Of Communication 1--WE spare
space for such things, il should DO for those in
our neighborhood. equally worthy, and from
which we receive reciprocal advantages.
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LAW SCHOOL,

.,aiIIsb0rGugl1, North CarOsfna.
X>HE Undersigned have famed an association
il with the view OF opening Law School in
the town Of Hillsssroueh.
Young gentle zen viii be instructed in the va
ions denarimenssof the Law, and care win Re
,aLsr /. prepare hem for the practice in the Sc
yeral Courts in sis State.
The School NJ be opened for the admission Of
students on Mnhy, the 24th instant.
]. L. BAILEY,
80 F. NASH.
HiIsborousA, 4a.is, 1850. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Notice.

NI THE Subscribers to the Central Rail
45FEs Road in Alamance County, are re-
quested to meet in Graham on the 9TH of July,
for the purpose Of sending Representation. to
she meeting Of the Stockholders IN Salisbury.
A. s r0CKH0LDER.
June Is. 37--2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-26
Land for Sale.

L ErSA After ten years Of reflection and
2FTslA hesitation on the subject Of reno
Ea sSHH val, have at last resolved 10 seei
G5 new home in the far West, and
now offer to the Public, on NEST accommodating
terms, the plantation on which now reside. i
Is situated on the main Hillsborough and Greens.
borough stage road. midway the Haw6elds, and
Cross Roads Clutches, and within short distance
Of the Parsonage. 1t contains 500 acres. o.
which about 200 are well timhered; is well water.
ed by numerous springs, large branches, and
creeks with enough rich bottom. and fresh up
lands to ensure good crops; good meadows and 9
Every fne orchard. The Mansion is large and
comfortable; the out-buildings numerous and in
good condition. The location is unsurpassed fol
health. TO be relieved Of suspense, and 70 avoid
me disagreeabe business Of tedious chaferina
about the soil that gave me birth, and thus .a az
has yielded me comfortable support vi seii
to an early and liberal applicant for r.ce CON
siderable below its real worth.
Il =. The business Of Revolut; ,,aIy rension,
ers, and cIaiments for pension W'h ~ a''enoeo
to until the Fall of 1851. ~ .oonp
pEY,oN r. MooRE.
Alamance. June -.