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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21
Notice.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1850.
0RDEREDh tho Court. that notice he given,
" by advertisement IN ilss iIillsl,orourA Rera-
der and North Carolina Democrat. that on Tues
day Of August Court. next. Ia majority Of the
Magistrates being required 10 take the shcrH's
bond,) the Court will proceed to consider the
proprcty Of abolishine the Office Of County Trus-
tee Of Orange County. Test,
J. ALLISON, c. c. c.
June "a. 81
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ady,rtisins Ralrs for The Mill orcrsh Furif

One dollar rer square (I6 lii esq for ne =,
insertion. and s5 ccrts for each centirtsree. y"
auctions made in favor Of standing sd,crtis'n us
as follows:
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE cjuNTY.
In Equity-Filcd to March Term, 1850.
Hiliam and Alfred Ray,1
VS.. Amendment to OH
John q Benton Ray . Ma ginal Bill.
ry Ray.
IT appearing TO the satisfaction Of this honora-
bic Count. that the defendant, Mary Ray, is
not inhabitani Of this slate, hut is resident Of
another state II is ordered that advertisement he
made in the HiIIsborough Recorder for six sue
cessive weeks. commanding said Mary Ray TO APP
pear at the next term Of this Court, TO In held on
the second Monday Of September next. inihe
court house in Hillsborough, then and there 10
plead. answer or demur to this amended bill Of
complaint, and 10 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 Cont Of Equity, at office, this second Mon
day Of Mach. A. d., $780,
o. F. LONG, c, & ~.
! Price adv. 81 50. 37-6w
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.CirCaSsi0n Balm,
r. T. HIBrARD & CO.'S
CarminatiVC Salvc,

For the cure Of Fclons. Piles, Ulcers, Carhunccs,
Aguc in the Breast or Face. Ear-arhe, Burns.
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price rs
reuts lis
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-08
.sgj DR.. 8. D. HoWE'S
Shaker .SarsapariIla.
In Quart Bottles.

AN efficient and certain remedy for the cure
Of Jaundice, Palpitation Of the heart, Impurity
Of the blood, Scrofu!a, cutaneous eruptions,
Langor, pimples and pestuies on tho face, sick
headache, habituai ccsliveness loss of appetite,
dyspepsia, chronic rheumatism, syphiload dis
eases, debilitated stomach, depression of spir-
its, old sores, and diseases Of the blood and in.
judiciols use Of Mercury. Fr
A signal cure of an obstinate case of letter
of IA years standing, by the use of DR.. Howe's
Sarsaparilla.
CINcISSANI, March Is.
controlling influence Of your preparation of
Shaker Sarsaparilla over dis eases which often
battle the skill of the hest phvsicians. Il IL INV
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Brandeths Pills.

Among the many evidences, Of a character
undo 1bted, some of which have been made pub
lie, showing the wonderful efficacy of my pills
in cholera, the following is worthy of the sefi:
ous consideration Of all who yet remain scept-
cal. am confdant that if the pills are taken
in the early stage of the disease, or what is bet.
ter, if the bowels are thoroughly evacuated by
them repeatedly during the prevalence of the
predisposing cause Of cholera among US, that
but few cases would occur, and Of those that did
not one per cent. would die.
& B. BRAsDETH.
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To School Examiners and Direc-
tors.

tors.
TNHAT tits desirable and highly important
that uniformity should be observed in the
use of school books, all teachers and parents
will testify. And in order 10 promote this OBJ
ject, we propose introducing in. all the public
and private schools in this region, the
Eclectic Educational Series.
comprising primer, speller, six readers, three
arithmetic's and keys, and two Algebras, also
Pinneo's lst and I'd part grammais. After
lapse Of several years, during which the books
have been thoroughly and practically tested.
they have gone through q careful and entire
revision, embodying as far as possible all that
experience could suggest, or talent accomplish.
They are now presented to the public, based
on the following considerations LIST. They
ore better than any other now in use. %
They are cheaper than any others. 3rd. They
are entirely western book. For the benefit Of
thoss who have not had an opportunity Of ex.
amining these books, we would say, that PAM
phlet containing minute analysis Of all their
leading characteristics with certificates and
opinions of teachers and others throughout the
United States, may be had on application at our
store. And any persons wishing to examine
the books, will be furnished with set Of the
series by sending their address.
In order to facilitate this arrangement, we
propose to take the old books for the purpose of
introduction at half price, thereby obvlating
the grent objection that has heretofore been
made to these changes by the increased ex-
pense which under any other arrangements
must be necessarily incurred.
j: STEPHENSON g. Co., new Book
store, McDowell's block, cor. Of Front and
June II, '5D Market sts., Portsmouth,, o.
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Notice

hereby given that there will he a meeting
u of the stock holders Of the Portsmouth lDs
surance Company, on the 18th day Of June next,
at their office in Portsmouth, at 10 o'clock, A
NJ, to take into consideration the propriety Of
suspending the operations Of said company,
and for other purposes
1t is desirable TO have full meeting by order
of the Stockholders P. KINNEY, pres't.
JAS. LoDwIcK. sec'y.
Portsmouth, May 13, 1850.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut street above seventh street.
PHILADELPHIA.

rs central, in the immediate vicinity of the
Il most important public Institutions, tho
best and most fashionable places OF business,
and the attractive public Squares of the CITY.
In the important requisites of light and venti-
latlon, two principal objects aimed at in the
recent enlargement and thorough Improvement
OF this House, II is not exceeded, perhaps, BY
any establishment in America. To strangers.
therefore, its position is peculiarly desirable.
The Subscriber returns thahks to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage they
have extended to him, and assures them that
ne will endeavor to merit continuance OF
their favors. 4. r GLASS,
June "a, 1650.--lIm3
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N 0 tiCe.

DROPOsALs will be received by the un-
IL dersigned until the 3Oth inst, for dong
the Carpenter work Of Seminary, at this
place 60 by 36 feet, and two stories high. Plan
and specification for same may be seen at the
Hanging Rock Railroad and Coal Office.
R. HAMILTON.
Hanging Rock, June 10, le50-IItl.
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Furniture VVare-Room.

NHE subscribers respectfully in. /zRt
IL form the public that they have II :,
opened furniture Ware-Room on Ec7
COURT street, one door south fthe Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SECOND streets,
where will be found large and we'll assor,eJ
stock of CHAIRS and CABINET WORK n
every variety of style, suited to this market
which they will selas low as any establishments
in Portsmouth. They would aise remind tha
public that they are manufacturing all kinds az
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as TIC
same can be bought for in Cincinnatf.D-
They have employed GOOD workmen, and
use the best of materials.
They have purchased hearse and are pre-
pared 10 attend to the undertaking business Oh
the shortest notice. Please give them a call.
March II, '50--7yl BRIANT 4 JONES.
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SKETCH Of Life and public services Of John
- Quincy Adams TaylOrs Manual Of His
tory Lynch's Expedition Of Dead Sea; Tick
nor's Spanish Literature Lardner's Lectures
rnanism; Trumbull's Indian Wars; White
heads Life OF Wesley; Fremont's Oregon, &cl
&C., with a variety OF choice Books, received
and for sale by ]. STEPHENSON & CO.,
corner-of Front and Market sts.,
June II, 80 - Portsmouth, Ohio
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City Insurance Company
GaMGIMNATI.
., R. ROSS, at portamou.h Agency

3. r. ROSS, at Portsmouth Agency,
Lnswes property ofall description against
loss or damage BY FIRE !; also, Gedinst
the pe,ils of tie SEA, oriniand Nari-
cation. ag '-,i M.gsas-
Az i,sses will be promptly mot at their
Agency here, and policies issued at rates
Of Premium as low as other responsible
Offices. ~s sf
The President, Directors and Company
are known to be among the most RESPONSE
bio citizens Of Cincinnati, which is guar.
aptee that all transactions will be adjusted
on satisfactory terms. NJ NJ
Policies issued ON application, at the
Counting Room Of sS. r. ROSS Agent,
A'se. 49,. ~ y City Insurance Company.
Portsmouth, May, ], 1850 ,sl suN !,
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Musical Instruments.

NTE have just added to our Book Store an
wv extensive assortment Of Musical Instru-
ments, such as Violins, Clarinets, Flutes, Flies,
Acccrdeons, &c., with Keys, Bows, Reeds,
Screws, &C., separate. As we intend devoting
q good deal Of attention 10 this subject, we will
be prepared to sell at wholesale or retail, at low
prices and on short notice.
J. STEPHENSON & co.
Corner Of Front and Market streets, Ports
mouth, Ohio.
July 4, 1850
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Rveiew of the Portsmouth market, for
the week ending July 8, 1850.

Rveiew of the Portsmouth market, for
the week ending July 8, 1850.
GENERAL REMARKS Business has con-
tinued exceedingly dull during the, past
week, and the transactions reported are linn,
tied. Harvest has fairly commenced. and
our country trade will be small for three or
four weeks. We have the most favorable
reports relating to the Wheat crop, and are
satisfied that in this section the yield will be
good. Corn is improving by late rains. The
weather has been very hot, Friday and Sat-
urday, the thermometer stood at 92 and 81.
Farenheit,
River has risen gradually for last three
days, bat is now falling.
We note the following transactions Of our
market:
Flour AND DGRAIE.-Prices have contin-
ued exceedingly depressed for flour. $4,60
is the quotation for lots. with light sales.
The stock in hands is light, and purchasers
are only buying for immediate wants. The
shipments to Furnaces have beenalso small.
1t may be quoted at $4, rs retail. No trans
actions in Wheat are reported. Sales Of
oats from wagon at 30c. Sales OF corn at
SOC. '.,'~
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Es.--Holde OF these
staples continue firm in their quotations.
Fair Sugar brings 64 by hid. We quote 6a
TO Z as the extremes by bbl., Molasses is Of
fered at Cincinnati rates, 33c per Dbl in lots.
S. H.. Molasses 3S TO- 40.
CoFFEE,-The frmness noted last week
still continues, prime coffee is held at lie
for single sack, l0A in lots.
CHEEsE.--Large arrivals have depressed
the rates current last week for cheese. They
are offered at 81 in lots Of 5 and 10, and to
6f BY single cheese. We remark in passing
that the sales and consumption of cheese is
rapidly increasing in this market.
Soar AND CANDLEss-We quote Summer
Candles at l0Ac.e Bar Soap 4 TO d. as in
quality. Star Candles 24c by box.
BRooMs,--Prices unchanged. $50 to
2,25 per dozen.
PRovIsioNs.- Barrel Pork is held at $3.50
per bbl, small stock in first hands. Bacon
shoulders AZ. Sides 81 by cask. Lard 6sc.
WH1sKEY.-Sales at 81 and %, and market
closes firm, though the shipments have not
been large for the week.
FAMILY MARKETING. Our housekeeping
readers will have noticed the improvement
inofferings at our market. Choice beef and
mutton are eagerly inquired for. Fresh fish
are dull. New potatoes and other garden
vegetables are now abundant. Chickens,
butter and eggs, are more scarce.
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Rarard TavIor,a New Work.

TNLDORADO, OF Adventures in the Path Of
n Empire; comprising voyage TO Califor-
mia via. Panama, life in San francisco, pic
lures Of the gold region, &C., by Bayard Tay-
lor, one Of the editors Of the New York Fri
bune. Received this morning by express, and
for sale by J.STEPHENS0N & CO..
June 8. 1850.
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Railroad.

THE stockholders Of tic S. & H, Y. RI
IL Co., will meet at the Office Of P. Kinneyj
Esq, in Portsmouth on Saturday the 18Th day
OF July next, for the purpose Of electing Direcs
tors, Fnd for the transaction Of such other bul
slnesF as may be presented. By order Of Di4
rectors! J. v. ROBINSON, Pres't.
June 10, ls5O--72
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TO Iron Manufacturers.

TO Iron [anuHac acGwTeEso
a TREATISE on the manufacture Of
IN Iron in allits various branches. In
cuding description Of wood-cutting, coal
digging, burning Of charcoal, coke digging and
roastingof ore. The building and manage.
ment Of Furnaces, refining Iron, &C., also a
description Of Forge Hammers, Rolling Mills,
Blast Machines, Hot Bbsts, etc., etc. With an
essay on the manufacture OF Steel. with $50
cravings, by Frederick 0yerman, Mining Engi-
neer. This day received and for sale by
]. STEPHENSON & Co.,
June IL New Bookstore, Portsmouth, O.
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JACOB BURKEL s. co.
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
rt-- " frl:Ii: ..l L,:e.L a..

PORTSMOUTH, ONO,
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Plows,
of as good workmanship, and at as low prices
as the same article can be bought for any place
in the west. The public are respectfully inv-.
ted 10 call and examine their stock Of carriages
May l3, ls50.-Iy
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Notice.

A T our instance an attachment was this day
~ issued BY Benjamin Ramsey, Justice Of
the Peace Of Wayne township, Scioto county,
Ohio, against the property and effects ofsWil-
liam Gillespie, nonresident of said county.
WHITING & HUNTINGDON.
Portsmouths July 3, l650,--l4w4.
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N5MNNAAas
Dr. at. e: Rfi1

INFORMS his friends and The public that he
4 has removed 10 the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Williams, on the north side Of Second
street. upper corner Of the first alley above
Court, where he can be found when not absent
on professional business.
April %, So .2sw2
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New Books.

TTaFper's New monthly Maeanizo, lei No.,
III Field Book Of the Revolution, Illnstrat-
cd part % History Of Pendennis, MOI 8 Re-
rinala Hpsilnrs, BY Elliott Washington The
Pillars Of Hercni,S, or Travelsin Spa,n and Mo.
rocco, in I6f6, BY David Urquhafl, Esd, M.
r., ,thio day foceived and for sale by
N June II 100 J. STEpHENSo ON x Co.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July

CINCINNATI, July D.
Flour and Grain. Sales Of 100 bbls ex-
ira from store in two lots. at $4,75; ship.
ping brands quoted ats$4,25. Ordinary
descriptions are offered at $4,l0a4,l
Nothing doing in grain.
Provisions. ns.--Business dull, and we have
only small sales. Sales this morning Of
24O pieces yellow. washed canvassed hams,
at 74c loose.
Whiskey-Market continues dull, prices
unsettled. Sales at 225, to 222, these
prices above the views OF buyers.
Groceries. Market continues quiet,
prices unchanged, and holderssare firm for
Coffee, Sugar and Molasses.
Cheese.-The demand is moderate. Sale
of 80 boxes prime at &c.
Tobacco.--A sale Of 40 boxes Va. No.
2. pounds, at &c.. n
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One Cent ReiUGd.

ID AN away from the subscriber on the 9th
III inst, Samuel Burns, an apprentice to the
Wagon making business. All persons are warm
ed not to harbOr or trust him on my account, as
will pay no debts of his contracting. The
above reward and no thanks will be given to
any one who will return hun. =
R JAMES PARNELL.
Portsmouth, June 10, 50--I0w3
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NTASoNS CHALLENGE BLACKING.
Nl 200 dozen large and small. The
great peculiarity Of this blacking is, taatthe
more it is polished the more it will shine,
for sale by 5. K. ROSS.
June "a, so.
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To Coun fry NTercIan is
California.

nWlNG to the unanimous opposition Of
~ friends and patrons, to my visiting Cali.
fo-nia, l have finally abandoned the project, and
will continue to prosecute the duties of the pro-
fession as usual. ]. w. DENNIS.
Portsmouth, March 4. 1S50-4Stf,
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CHEESE- 100 boxes prime Cheese in
" store and to arrive, for sale by "a.
Ijune "a, '50l s, R. ROSS.
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II. H.. .yEEFERO.

,ISumGrReso
Tobacco, all grades.
Teas, all qualities.
Spices, large variety.
Dye Stuff.
Soap and Candles.
Foreign Fruits.
Cotton Yarns.
Wrapding paper.
Candle Wicking and Twine.
Cordage, Brooms.
Loaf Sugars.
Stoneware assorted,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, for sale at Regulated" prices by
April 1880 S. K. ROSS.
Tribune copy.
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DAND Boxes. .--]ust received large lot
- and for sale Wholesale or Retail at
June3, 80 R, LLOYD'S, shoe store,
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Farm for Sale.

Il OFFER for sale the place on which g2a3
IL now reside, situated in Brush Creek W.
township, Scioto county, on the waters of the
Bear fork of Scioto Brush creek, containing 25
acres. There is a good hewd-log house upon
it, with fine well Of water, and young or
chard of peach and apple trees. More than
half Of il is now fenced and under cult ivation.
l will sell the whole for SITS cash, and give
clear title and possession on the first Of Sep
tember next. For further particulars apply at
this office or to the subscriber on the premises.
June 3, '5O-9f SAMUEL SPENCER.
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WILLIAM WERTZ,
Draper and Taller.

NO. II Front Street, d6ope Market.
Has just received ASPIRING Stock Of Cloths,
Cassimeres and vestngs, besides other varieties
suitable for gentlemen's Snmmer wear, These
he will make up in the most fashionable style,
on short notice and oil reasonable terms
He invites his friends to give hima call, as
he feels confident thath work will give COM
pleie satisfaction. ~, a
0sEParncplar attention paid 10 custom work.
uA choice stock Of ready made cloihing
on hand. III
Portsmouth, April !, 1850. AZ
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Eatata of Lohn Shnna

Estate Of John Shope.
NOTlCE is hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed has been duly appointed and quail
ited as Administrative on the estate of John
ShoPe, late of Scioto county, deceased. All
persons indebted will please notice,
MARY SHOPE,
May I3, I950.-w4-pd
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The Scottish laws prohibit the running
ofpubIic vehicles upon the Sabbath such
asrailwaytrnins, stage,coaches, omnibuses
and steamers
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NEW BOOKS,
RAILROADS.

NN-A@
A TREATISE on the Management,
II Prospects and Relations, Commercial.
Financial and Social, with au exposition 81
the practical results Of the Railroads ii on.
Grafton IN England and America, BY Dyonii-
sius Lsrner, D. g. L.
LET rs travel over all the countries Of tbs
earth, and wherever We shall find no facility of
passing ircm city 70 a town, BE- from avils
isge 'o 2 hamsets there we may expect 70 find
the,peeple indolcnt aud ianonnt.''
For sale q the Book Siose 6i ''s''
7. srEfREks0E s CO.
nHzsr xFn or f<rrrs-@r. n - /
w aand9 and slsn f,rsham's ant O6fss1
Maeazt'ss 'nr laIl ias. ssseieed id fori.is
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-10-04

evenings he was seen upon the anxious
seat. vet there appeared to be no change
wrought in him. Atlength, n evening
he rose up, and stated what his feelings
had been, and added, that he now began
to desire religion because he believed it
to be the "power of God unto salvation"
Conviction from this time began to roll
in upon his mind, and he saw himself as
he never had done before, alost and con-
demned creature, without God and with
out hope. His distress of mind was
great. and his trials unusually severe
But he heard a voice saying, behold
the Lamb of God which taketh away the
sins of the world" and like Andrew he
went to meet Him and became his disci'
pie, and became one of the brightest or
naments Of reiigion among the many whC
were hopefully converted at that time
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suns uf GfmpRranrf.

THE Annual Session Of the Grand Division
L Of the Sons of Temperance, will Commence
in the City Of Raleigh. On Tuesday, the 18th
day Of October, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
It being made the duty Of the Grand Scribe
to notify Subordinate Divisions, Quarterly, Of
the pro rata amount necessary to meet the sala-
ry Of the Travelling Agent of the Order, this
method is adopted for giving notice that 8 cents
per member it is thought will be sufficient to
meet said contingency and it is very desirable
that the respective amounts be transmitted to
the G. S. with the Quarterly Returns, Or be
sent up by their Representatives to the G. ID.
in October.
At the April Session of the G. D. the ques.
ton Of Annual, Semi-Annual or Quarterly Ses
sions Of that body, was referred for final action
to the October Session; il is therefore desirable
that Representatives come mp prepared to re
fleet the wishes Of their Division upon this
question.
As many matters will CONT up for action a
the October Session, involving the vital inter.
ests Of the Order, it is important that every
Division in the State be represented.
A. NJ. G0RMAN, g. s.
September 25, 1850. s5-tmgd.
Dz- Communication will please copy.