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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10

The Water-Cure Journal and the Ameri-
can chronological Journal for August have
also been received. Published by Fowler q
Wells, No. 131 Nassau street N. Y. at one
dollar each, per year.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10
Chic.


The editor of the Cincinnati Atlas IS now
rusticating in Chilicothe. After giving his
opinion. says the Ohio State Journal, that The
next census of Ohio will show population Of
1900. 900 he expresses our sentiments exactly
in the following manner:
"In 1870. Ohio must, according to the pres
ent current of industry, commerce. and inter-
nal Improvement be decidedly the most pop
ulous state in the Union. New York and
Ohio viii each contain more than four millions
but Chic viii be ahead No other state can
compete with Ohio for reasons which can be
easily explained. The main one IS. that no
other state in the Union contains as much eli
ment in the bosom of her soil, upon which els
ther to feed or employ her people. The first
element of wealth and population in any conn
try is land capable of producing bread to eat.
aeooE to clothe, coal to burn. and iron to man
ufacture. A country which can do this is be-
yond any change Of fortune. Such IS Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10
"Let the People Alone. .

Judge Johnston" had better trust to his
general good character" as Judge Wood is
doing, and let the people alone, to form their
own opinions in their own way, and LET us have
"a Governor without claiming his office BY the
very cute speeches he has made.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10
re- The Albany Dutohpan says the f7l-

E The Albany Dutchman says the fol-
lowing is an extract from fOrth-cO.ning
drama:
You come from
Yes
And you go to-
Yes
And you had father and mother
4 did,
And that sisters name was
1t was
And your name IS
The same as my fathers
L knew it Rush to my arms. Again
clasp my long lost brotheri-Again I dol
Again Again !-Again Hal hal hall
Faints, falls on the stage, rolls over and
shoots pistol at the promptor.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10
At the last election. the Locofocos wer

At the last election, the Locofoeos were all
denouncing and ridiculing Governor Ford be-
cause he did not take the stump and traverse
the State, while Weller with the Butler coun-
ty fund not accounted for, ''ac0s claiming has
office By the very cute speeches henaGde." This
was the song at that time The very next
man they nominated, they kept him at home,
silent as the grave. and pretended it better to
"let tie people alone" What has changed
their tune? Do they expect if they 'let the
people alone" the people will let them alone
also? Not so gentlemen. The people have
an account to settle with you, and you must
walk up to the captains Office. ItwOuld have
been funny thing for Weller to have trusted
to his general good character" wouldn't it :
We thought they would begin to cry out, 'Lr1
THE PEOPLE ALoNE!" before the campaign
was over, but did not expect it quite so soon
No sir. "You must walk up to the Captains
Office and settle" State journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-10

How THEY sTAND-The Washington Union
democrat, and the Ohio State journal whig,
both speak of the new cabinet as aOeA disfrib-
pted The Cleveland Plain Dealer. dem, and
the True Democrat, free soil, both denounce it
as unjust, being four from the slave states, and
three from the free states!
[ohio Statesman.
What thinks the Statesman about this mat
ter? Plain Dealer
We second the motion. What thinks the
Statesman? Sandusky co. Dem
Do these gentlemen expect Samuel 10 an
swer? He will do no such thing. The States
man has no opinion. 1t can go all Southern
measures without hesitation, when the party
leader requires it. Annexation, war with Mex
leo. free trade anything, everything; every
thing that is asked from him by the leaders
But mann is the word on the above.
TO- S. Journal
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01
ss''fer" G!i;teipnmftb jun i.ei,em
Sabre 1880.

qsut', am Rsujabrstosn srmanesIn MIR
n'eDf unlern jabIriben Trunbsn unb @6,isrn,
Osl0nosr' Den e'isrn osS SsObaebtsrs, gum Sss
9nn osS nsucn Sabrs6 1850 ~ aratuliren.-
4us OsnJsnI9'n msI6s unS mabrsnb Dem psrs
Rolls"en Sabre ourb baurs 3abluna bel Der
Suprun9 unisrr fbwisr9sn Ssfbdfts bsbilf.
l'db marsn, ino mir panfbar uno mcasn uns
DE SOr trausr unoIermebrun9 ibrsr Sunit fir
oaS bs9Innsnes unb nod pisI andre Sabre nuns
tbsn' Oisjsni9en Gsfer osS SsObattsrs, bic
un6 fbcn msbrs Sabre fbuloi9 Tne, wsrssn
i'm neuen Sabre Ddufi9 @sIessnbtt finpsn ibrs
S6u'O abjutra9sn unO mir bessn bic SoTs
nun9 bob iie oisitl6s bsnuBsn merosn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01

ltno lanst ins Grab sefnntsn. bod bic llni.
on risirt eas praebtiSite OsnfmaI CUR Grin.
nernl,s al lts, uno Der 8sssnFanS Der sieke
i'no :oswnnosrnns fir Ssbsn. Der wdrpis ilt,
osn Stamen sinee Gmsrifanere ~ traasn.
Oon iprer slufrsbtbaItnns mnb umlere0i iifs
Hlisfslt nnb bic 5ablrsiebsr nab uns fch,en.
or e'eihls6tsr abbansen. 1Das aueb fir
0efapren rrobsn m6sen, id ipsrre ibr bette.
pen liio lte IN Der pcllen 1nsrebnuns Der mir
anferle9ten pfiehten unb NIT Der mir oureb
ole sonitltntion ibsrtrassncn Wlacbt, unper,
"9, 30 s'gal1eh :. Tavlor.
Wasbtn9tOn, cen "a. December IS49.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01
Ser Spuaref.

@e9en allies erWarten 1T Der Son9res frib,
oas beist fbon am porlsBtsn Gamifaae nit
Der SpNdersQSabl ju Stanbe 9sfcmmsn unb
rpir6 nun mCbI Die @sfbdfts nit allen grnlfs
bstrslbsn. auf Die @mpfsbluns Der psrsintsn
@ommittcen bsiber partsisn wurbs Die Neael
an9sncmmen, eas Der Sanclbat welter bic
b6blfe Stimme bat, alS ermdblt srflart usrs
ben icllte, er9ob es lidb beim srifsn Ballot, bas
@cbb, bon @scr9sn, (Gpfo) lO2, u. Bintbrop,
BON W1a1abuisttS, (Nbis) 100 Stiilisn bate,
rpcrauf Cobb alS srpdblisr Sprebsr srfIdrt wur
be, uno nabbem cisSormalitdtsn osrginissuna
unb Usreibun9 bes Sprsbsrs pOriiber waren,
psrta9ts fib bas 6aus. Die Bbiss babsn ftdb
BEL Der SprebsrwabI fsbr nabsisbis esssst u.
eas 8clf bat es ibnsn lsbsIi6 Su banfsn, bas
oas 6aus nab orsi 0Sobsn psr9sbsner Mubs
einen Sprsdsr bsfam. SO ifsbt nun ju sr..a..
ten, bas ibre pelItiben Ge9nsr 9!sibe eibsras
litdt 5ei9en uno namentlib bsi Durlbes0a
Der @bismasrsssln bsbalffib fsn wsrbsn.
2Sas Die anbsrn @sfbafts bee @onsrsiTss bes
trift, 70 warsn iis rpdbuno eer pori9en Wcdbe
pcn 9srinssr Ssbeutun9, AUDI batsn mir wirfs
lid fsnsn &aum, msbr eapon aufsunebmsn.
Breeer Setru9.-prospsr1 1Dstmore, fris
Der IappsNssnt untsr pcIf's Aominiffration,
bat bic Ser. Staatsn um bic fleine Summe
Don $55S,000 bslubst-bas bsist Der aubitcr
Oss Sbaeamtss Der Ser. Staatsn ssist an,oae
oisfe Slsinisfsit in Der Safe oss ssbadtn as
ssntsn feblt. @s 1T ginsr ron ben sbrlidsn
GbsImsn, wslbs prsiieent Saplor abfssts.-.
Number OF iib Der eofofofosgenat audi ipeis
germ miro Die 2tnfsauns lsnss OlabfoIssrs au
beffdti9sn! 0Ser tusis rpie pisl fold)e sbrlid,e
Ssrls ih ncb untsr ben Nt9efssten tsfntsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01

Gourt-9ie Court Der perteIidbrliben Sibun-
gen Tar SerfS GauntD be9innt ndbfen Wontae itre
SiBungen, meI6e g9o6en tauern perben. s8abr.
Ibeinli6 ipirb bis babn quite S6Gttcnbabn ieinunb
mir wOIrn boffen, baB rc6t pieIe unIere 8reunbe ae
benuben, tprnn aud nur. Inn fir bic 3etuna 3u un-
tcrI6reiben, Obcr Den Druder gu bc3ablen Der INNER
Gelb brducben tann
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01
@er @gisereGs @8eosasgter,
Neabin9, bem L. Sa,,,ar 1850.

CIV: D. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
agent, TOR procuring Advertisements, receiving
SUBSCRIPTIONS, and making Collections for the
liiBKALE BEoBAcHTER, at his Offices in Phladel-
phla, New York, Baltimore and Boston.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01

B5~ 0ur6 bic Nufnabme Der poafdnbiaen Bot
I0at ocS Rreltbenten 1T Der @aum beS geobafters
beute mcbr ais grrpODnIi6 been9t, pobur6 mir in bic
Notbprnoi9teit perIeB itnb mebrere fir beie Sum-
nler betmmte NrtteI tpe95uIafcn unteranbern audi
ben fur39efabten g8anc-&alenber fpeI6er aepObnIid
gum 0lruiabr i'm Seoba6ter erI6ent unb aud, ndd,-
ite g4p6e erIbenen loN
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01
9ie SDticbnft beS 9yre1fbenteu.

Sltlso Ian9e srmartets 9Ofumsnt finben uns
lsre Eslsr beuts IN ben pOrDsr9sBsnbsn Spaltsn,
nab usbsresun9 bsb "0sutfben @orreSpons
csntsn," in Baltimore, Dem mir fir bic ,sitiae
usbsrienoun9 bsrfslben unern 9anf ablfattsn.
Die Sctbaft 1T Gin 9rfumsnt, bas lIb elbif
smpfsbIt unb inrsm mir Iis unfsrn qsisrn ;ur
9snausn aufmsrffamen 9urbftbt smpfsblsn,
sntbaItsn mir uns alIsr msitern Ssmsrfunasn
bis ju elmer msbr 9sIt9ensn 3sit.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-01-01

Scbnee. Seitern Wcrsen mar bic ers
ee III bicfer @essno ctipa Q 3cIl bod nit
leitttrm Sbnce tepsft unp pae 1Brtter aisms
liCb talt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25

HAMMER. By his SLOW and expensive
Proress these large masses Of naiire cop
per ere sui W inio piers Cor shipment.
An inseni0r af some machine Cor sswr !,
or cutting this copper hy steam power.
you'd finke vein of good fofians.
y The Minnesota mine 10 turning oul mas
srs of The same description and e Ihr
same grrsl weights.
Here are fanr pieces lately sent down:
l-4.726: 1850; 3.4o0; 2.4e5: while
weight ls.64l.
The schooner Spartan. Capt. fallrr.
cleared Al this pou an the 10Th nli. with
SO masses Of copper. which weighed 81
l674-2o00 ions. of hich 10 weighed I'M
der 700 lbs. And The darks here. and al
the mines. are flied full OF mssss nf the
same enormous size. And MI these rom
silently Increasing shipments OF ihis metal
have 10 be carried across The portage. and
shipped again. afer heing lifted on and Oh
from rars and handled over four times,
attended with great expense and delay.
and all fnr want Of canal three ourfhs
q a nasfe. Lake Superior Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25
HEAVY MASSES OF COPPER.

We have seen passing our office for
a week past immense masses Of native
copper. Of such weight as 10 require Two
teams ,a wagon; and we lake from Mr..
Meningitis Shipping Books the weight
of Few masses from the Cliff and Mine
sofia mines.
The following are from the Cliff,
40; 1900; 4096; 1000; 1926; 1900;
whole weigh. 29,s52.
Every piece. il will be noticed. weighs
two tons OF more. and many al them are
cut from masses weighing many ions.
The copper is loo tenacious and com.
pact TO be broken in pieces by blasting,
and il has to be cut up with long chsel.
three-fourihs of an inch in width, by ehip-
ping off piece after piece with a heavy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25

Important 10 Tanners Of Leather
Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq, says the
Lafayette Journal, has shown us sever
al specimens of Leather which were
tanned. under his own eyes, in the space
Of ten minutes, by a process Of which
Marion Hubbard, of Rochester, New
York, is the inventor. This statement
may seem almost impossible, when it
is considered that six, ten or eighteen
months are required to tan leather by
the ordinary process.
Mr.. f. has in his possession pair of
boots and pair of shoes made from a
raw hide in less than day and half,
tanned by his new process. The leath-
er is tanned by compound Of chemi-
calls, and in time and materials is a sa-
wing of at least five thousand per cent,
over the present slow method ofmaking
leather.
The right, says the Journal, for Con-
necticut and Massachusetts, was sold
for $500 900; Ohio for $3.50, 600; Michi-
gan for 500, 900. This undoubtedly is
one ofthe greatest improvements ofthe
age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25
SOUTH LOWELL
NJ ale AGA d g nv.

YNHE present session Of this Institution will
= close December 10th, and the next session
will commence on Thursday, January I'd. Stu
dents win find il for their interest 10 be present
on the first day Of the session.
The school continues under the superintenj-
ence Of Rev. JAMES A. DEAS, M. A., as Prinei.
pal. aud B. +. LARRAnEE, B. A., as Associate.
The Academy Building is entirely new, and is
sufficiently eommodious to accommodate a large
number of students.
No exertions will be spared to promote tho.
rough scholarship, maintain sound morality. and
create taste for extensive and general know
ledge. The course ofinstruction will be such as
to prepare not only for any College in the coun-
try, but especial pains will be taken to accommc.
date such IS do not intend to pursue collegiate
course.
Expensss as heretofore. vizs Tuition $40, si2
so. and $l6. Board, in the best families, $26
per session.
ID. C.. PARRISH,
Sec. Ex. Com.
South Lowell, Nov. so, 1850. 6l--4w
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New Orleans, perem


New Orleans, December 10.
Dreadful Steamboat Disaster.
steamer Anglo Norman, while on plea.
sure "trip to-day, with a hundred aud ten
persons ON board. blew up. and from
seventy FIVE TO a hundred persons are
killed. missing. and wounded. Mr.. Perry,
OF the New Orleans Bnlleiin. 10 killed,
and Mr.. Kidd. of The Daily Crrs eni,
and Mr.. Bigna. Of the Delta. wounded.
Mr.. Nathan Jarvis. MIR. Stillman. snd
Mr.. Storm. Of the New York Novrlr,
Works. are mortally wounded. Capt
Annibal and Capt. Thompson. Of III,
commercial marine. and others. are badly
wounded. Mr.. Junius Bebee. a State
Senator. is supposed 10 be killed. Man,
others are killed and wounded. whose
names are not asreriainrd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1850.
Allen Weaver
Chesterfield Robertson and others, heirs at law o.
David Robertson. deceased.

Chesterfield Robertson and others, heirs at law Of
David Robertson, deceased.
Justices Erecufion ieuied on Land.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
: that Chesterfield Robertson and Calvin Robsr-
san, two Of the defendants in this case, are not
inhabitants Of this state; Il is therefore ordered,
that publication he made six WEEKS successfully
in the HilIsborough Recorder, for said defendants
to appear before our next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to bc held for the county Of
Orange, at the courthouse in Marlborough, on
the fourth Monday in February next, then and
there to show cause why the land levied on shall
not be sold 10 satisfy said execution and The cost
Of this proceeding.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. ID.
1850.
J. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. S.: 90. 64-6w
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Columbus. December 10.

Columbus. December 10.
Ono f.EoIsLlTuRE.-'rhe blouse has
indirectly decided agains, the right Of The
Legislature 10 instruct Senators and Rep
resensaiives in Congress, by indefinitely
posipnning The resolution nf instructions
relative 10 The Cheap Postage Bill. i, il
unfers,ood That M United States Senator
will be elected This session Of The I.rgisla.
lure.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Uarliks Rumors. Capt. Shannon
brought no zone day later" intelli.
gence. The London Shipping Gazette
Of the afternoon Of November 90, s
o'clock, contains the following latest
intelligence from the Continent:
The intelligence from the Continent
this morning. is again ola warlike char
acter. The Cabinets Of Berlin and
Vienna are now stated to have arriv-
ed at point at which the dispute must
merge into open hostilities, the late
negotiations between the two cabinets
not having led to any satisfactory re-
suit. The French Government is said
to have received despatch from Ber-
lin, announcing that the Austrian gov
eminent has demanded the evacuation
Of Hesse by the Prussian troops, with
in twenty-four hours The same re-
port states that on the same day note
drawn up in energetic terms. was COM
municated by the Russian Ambassador
at Berlin, to the Prussian Govern
ment."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25
ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
November Term, 1850.

n RDERED BY the Court, that John u. KIRK
~ land, Esq, be appointed Com missioner o
Afidaviis on Bounty Land Claims, 70, Orange
County, and that puhlication thereof be made 10
the Hillsborough Recorder aud North Caroline
Domocrst.
]. ALLISON, c. 9. Q.
December 10. S2-
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Young Ladies' Seminary.
GRAHAM. N. q


HsHE exercises VI this Institution win h rs-
= sumed on the ssh Of January ss1t. The
plan Of instruction Is thorough and Efficient. A
commcdous building 10 now being erected for the
purpose, With large and well ventilated rooms.
With we'll qualified Assistants, no exertions will
be spared to make this one Of Tho best and cheap
ct schools in the rcunlry. ia every respect wor.
thy Of IL growing patronage.
The school l. open to pupils Of every grsac.
who are distributed into three departments, and
graduated according to proficiency s<isr thorough
ExPRNsRs.
Board, including every thing, per term II
five months, 30 10 $500
Tuition in English branches, sto 1900
in Lsngusgss 600
In Painting and Drawing, 500
Ia Embroidery, 500
il Music, 1900
Uss Of instrument, 500.
Contingencies, 90
Tuition must - in advance.
WIN. A. NELSON.
Graham, December 10. 1850. 62--4w
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Male Academy,

CEUAK GkOVE, ORANGE, N. G.
THE next session Of this school, situated eight
= miles north Of Marlborough, will commence
on Monday she 9Th day Of January. 1851.
Board, Is usual, in good families In the neigh
borhood, at SO per month. Tuition, a. usual, for
English. $40 per session; Latin and Greek, SIS
per session.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES.
December 2. 62-4w
or The Raleigh Register will give the above
two Insertions. 7.iL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25
FERRTER NAZER. ~ Ns,sa...s



Messrs. A. B. & d. ssands-Gsntlemen Last
spring, was attacked with Rheumatism in
the lower part Of my body, extending down
70 my feet and % severely was | affected
that could not stand or move myself tried
all the different neticinss advertised for this dis
ease, among which were several kinds Of Sarsa-
parilla, but none of them did me any good, and
gave up oil hops Of being cured, when friend
advised mo to try Sands SsrsapariIla. con-
sented, not expecting il would cure me but aftsr
using twelevs BEETLES have the happiness Of
stating 10 you that the pain has lsft me, can
walk without any assistance and Il am gaining in
strength every day, which | have no doubt i.
owing entirely to the use Of your SarsapsriIla
send you this voluntary certificate, that the ar.
hicted may know what medicine to use to ale
viate their suffsrings and effect cure.
Yours very truly,
JOHN BANVARD, Chambers-st.
Prepared and seld, wholesale and retail, ~ A,
3. & D. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fulton-street, corner Of William, New York
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadss. Price 81 per bot.
tie; SIX bottles for IS.
For sale also BY
Long & Webb. HiIlsborough, and
]. S. Lucas, Chapel Hill.
December -. "a,
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MARRIEp d.

In this county. on Thursday evening The 18Th
inst. by The Rev. A. ID. Black~ood. wILII.s
w. Grfss, Esq. to Miss Minr Jaxr HsLrsls,
daughter ofMr. Samuel HoIeman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25

Georgia conrtniios.-The Georgia Con-
rention adjourned on Saturday night,
the l4th inst. after adopting the re-
port and resolutions IL the committee
Of thirty-three. sequieseing fully and
unresersedly in the action Of Congress,
and declaring that the perpetuity Of the
Union depends upon the faithful erecu-
tion Of the Fugitive Slave Law. The
reps 1T asserts that Georgia can. consis-
tently with her honor and interest,
abide by the late acts Of Congress. Ii
contains powerful appeal to the peo-
pie Of the Northern States to abide BY
the law and constitution, and repress
all agitation upon the slavery question.
The document is exceedingly moderate
in tone too much so. we think-but il
is hard to say; better to talk soft at
first than buster and back out az.
forwards. The vote. upon the adoption
of the report was--ayes 2S7, noes l9.
not voting s. Hiimissfon Journsi.
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- - 44<
V'HE ererri-es e he cssas<l lnssiiuss has
= ing besn discontinued. lA< sab~esii<rs xiIl
ep<n schoel - he l4fh q Iznasry, 1881. n
ne building lsiely ased hy lA.s Inssil1ton. under
lAeli ewn contEei and dirseiion.
The course q insir1rtion will be s0eh a. q
prepare young men ik~~g1ly for ihs seyhs-
more Class IN College. Or. where a college eourre
q net intended. fsr he business hsns.ctions 4
DE.
The SiFiciea sfieniisn win he given 10 fhe No
isl department of the students. ard Il long sxpe.
Eience IN the edacsiion q youth b . sround q
oenhdenee 10 lhose Who may psirsnize he sehesi
&c promise 10 a-e that experience 10 promois shs
bess interests Of lhoss who nay be csmmii,ed d
their charge.
ALEX. WILSON,
RALPH II. GRAVES.
Decrmter 20. s4-zp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25

M R. 4 Mrs. BuryycIrs school win
~ commence on Thursday the oth day Of ia
nusry, 1881. Terms as heretofore.
December Q. cav
G Dem cras will inrert four weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-12-25

UT appearing to the satisfaction Of tho Court
= that the defendant, lien Petty, is not an in
haliian Of this state, II is therefore ordered, that
publication b made in the Hillsborough Rscor.
der, for six successive weeks. for said defendant
to appear before the Justices Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
the county Of Orange. at the courthouse in Hills.
borough, on the fourth Monday in February next
then and there to plead or rcplevy. or judgmcn,
will be taken pro confesso and order Of sale made
accordingly.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. d.
1850.
J. ALLISON, c. C. c.
Price adv. $3.50. 64-sw
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W n TIE ID

1T Appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
! that The defendant in this case Is not an inha-
bitant Of this State; II is therefore ordered tina,
publication be made in the Hillsborough Recor-
der, for SIX weeks successfully, that said defend.
ant appear at the next term of this Court, to be
held for The county Of Orange, nj the courthouse
in Hilshooueh, on the fourth Monday in Febru-
airy nsrt, then and there 10 show cause, il any he
can, why the land levied on shall moi be condemn
cd to satisfy plaintiffs claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
81 Office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. D.
1850.
]. ALLISON, G. q. G..
Price adv. $3.50. 74-ew