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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-22
american Medical Association


This body, which has been in session al
Cincinnati for several days. adjourned
sine die on Friday last, TO meet a, Charles
ton. =. g., in May next. The series q
resolutions adopted declare in favor Of re-
CURING d more thorough course Of medical
education. and for discharging physician
from the regular profession when he "re-
sorts to patent medicines and nosirums. :"
As means Of suppressing the fabrication
and sale Of spurions and aJulterated drugs.
State and local societies are requested an
nually 10 appoias Boards 70 procure and
examine specimens Of drugs from tae
stores within their limils-ihe respecia.
BILE druggists and spoiheraries cooper
ting and forming societies and colleges
for The promoiionof pharmaceutical know
ledge, and committee d one from each
State is 10 collect information and report
on the subject Of these bad drugs a, the
next meeting Of the Association.
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To Builders.

TvHE committee appointed by the North Caro-
Il lima and Virginia Christian Conference. to
whom was assigned the duty of soliciting con-
tributons for the erection of the Graham Institute
having succeeded in raising an amount sufficient
to justify the commencement Of operations, will
proceed to let 10 the lowest bidder, the contract
for tho erection q suitable Brick Building, at
Graham, on the 18th day Of jane next. SpeciH.
cations made known on that day.
JOHN r. HOLT. Chain.
E. F. WATSON, Sec'y.
May Is, Sd
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Canadian ANNEXATION. The deeea

Canadian Annexation. The deeease
OF the Toronto Independent newspaper
{says the RnGa,o Courier) will excite no
surprise beyond the immediate circle Of
lie readers. Established 10 advocate the
scheme Of anaexalion, and conducted with
more than ordinary ability, il nevertheless
failed TO make any impression on the Ca
madam masses, and for the reason that no,
enc person in a hundred cared The loss of a
copper whether they should be annexed
or not; while on this side Of the line the
subject has never excited even the slight.
est attention. or been advocated by any
press in the country. The people Of the
United States do not wish il.
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SUPERIOR
DaguerreOtypeL ikenesSes,
For One novIorl,

For one DOllar!s
pERS0NS DESTROYS Of getting good Likeness
- es Of themselves, can do so by calling on
MIR. CAIRNS,
who has taken Rooms in the west end OF the
House formerly occupied by Mr.. Clancy, where
he will remain for few days only. Persons in
want of Licensees would do well by calling on
him to see his specimens. His terms are low
One Dollar, when old cases are brought to him
or $3.50 when he furnishes the cases himself.
Likenesses of Deceased Persons OF copies of
Paintings, Daguerreotypes and Private Residen-
ees, will be taken at the shortest notice and on
the lowest TERMS
April, IL. 2e-
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brougla . copy ofs new pspef insi itsuea
q pekin, which raniain1 N andinanee 81
he Emperor folbiddiog sny a lis lub-
Jecis 10 emigfale ether 10 CsiloEDia 90
me Sale Of COSTA RIGA Why hs has
secluded The later. Il does MOI appear.
large numbers 81 she Ceieslisls hare al
sesdy made their appearance m Dc Isnd
'of promise. sad prove 10 be smonE Me
most industrious OF The population
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Notice.

A Ii those belonging to my company Of Troop
= are hereby commanded to appear at Ora
ham, on the 4th ofJuly next, in the full uniform
Of said company, ready to go on parade by II
O'Clock. The new company Of Cavalry will be
in attendance, and large celebration is expect
ed.
will hold court martial In Graham on the Sc
cond Saturday in June. All delinquents are no.
tilted to attend.
D. A. MONTGOMERY.
May 10. a.
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4 Novel Exhibition.-An Egyptian mum
my. $500 years old. viii be opened a. the
fremont Temple. in Boston, ON the Isl
Of June. by Mr.. Gliddon, the celebrated
archGologist, assisted by acme twenty-five
Of the mosl eminent ply sieisns OF our
city. According TO writer in The 1'sans.
eripi. the mummy is that Of the daughter
Of the High Priest Of 'rhebes. who lived
about the time Of Moses. more Than 1900
years ago.
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Highly Important Decision Of the
Supreme Court-rhe Washington cor
respondent Of The Baltimore Sun. in his
letter Of May Q. says: "The highly inn
porisni case Of Boswell 20. the assignees
81 Dickinson. which has been before the
Supreme Court for some time. was final
ly disposed Of Today. The Court de.
cided in favor oflhe appellants.
.This decision is one OF more than or
binary importance. as il involves the claim
10 all the land upon which the city Of
Lower Sandusky. 0hio. stands. aud was
held in lille from iise lsie Rudelphus
Dickinson. This decision gives il 10 Mr..
Boswell. All The present inhabitants are
therefore dispossessed."
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DYSPEPSIA CURED by the use Of DIR.
- MLane's Liver Pis.-No disease, with
perhaps The single exception Of consumption. Is
so much dreaded IN fbe United States as dispes-
STA. Originating in diseased state of the liver,
il is often COMPOUNDED with consumption itself by
the unhappy sufferer, who pines away until death
seleases him from pain; yet a remedy Is within
seach Of all, which will relieve all cases Of tho
kind, and work a speedy and efieciual cure.
DR.. Oliver Morgan, distinguished physician
Of Virginia, with very extensive practice. has
used these pills in all cases Of dyspepsia and in
all cases with complete success. Certificates in
| abundance are IN the hands Of the proprietors of
shis invaluable medicine, Is. KIM & Co. Wood
81. corner Of Fourth, Pitsburght.) The following.
however, from Ohio, will speak volumes TO those
suffering under any Of those diseases which
arise from diseased liver.
Richmond, jeff Co Ohio.
aMessrs. J. Kidd O. Co.-This is to certify
that my wife has been afflicted for several wears
with the following pains, at periods more or less:
Pain IN the right side. about the edge Of the ribs,
cxtending to the right shoulder; pain in the back
part Of head and above the eye. accompanied by
weakness, less of appetite, and almost constantly
eanfned 10 her bed. Since August she has used
three boxes of DR.. MLone's Liur Pils. and
have now to state, that by the use Of these pills.
she has been benefited In no ordinary degree.
Under the providence Of God she now enjoys
good heahh, and is able to attend to the domestic
concerns Of my family.
JAMES STEWART"
TESTIM0NY IN FAVOR Of Dr.. M'Lane's
= Liver PiIls--It would be easy to fiII a vol
ume with certificates Of the excellence Of this
medicine. Wherever ii has had a trial il has
made itselfpopular. We have in our possession
hundreds Of orders like the following
"Vaysburgh, N. Y. Dec. 10, ls47.
"Mcs@s. Kidd g. Co.-Your travelling agent
left with me short time sine, quantity of
M'Lane's Liver Pills. The whole lot sold very
rapidly, and gave the highest satisfaction. In
deed II is considered the best medicine Of the
kind ever offered for sale. Please send me an
other supply as soon Us possible
w. II. AfNSWORTH.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb. and ID. Heart, Hillsborough
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Moring,
Moringsvie; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove.
Orange county Moore & NOEL, Mt. Tirza, Per-
son and P. s. Pescud, Raleigh.
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The new York Tribune says: -our
swn opinion Is that de President 10 daily
gainiag ground IN The confidence and AZ.
feeiions AZ The Wing members Of Con-
gress. The Wh;g parry. and the people &C.
nersily. They knew him before a. brave
and honest; they believe him now 20 be
capable and wise. No mailer what EIec-
lions may seem 10 indicate IL The present
rrsss-ses ofSlavery perplexisy- ~e believe
General Taylor g1ows sissaeeria The pub
lie esaedeHre daily" d
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rsi<gsphsa Sss the Bsllirnors Clipper.
s. Louis. May IS
fmprfaaf Fsm fk< Piins-csEjo~aia Em;-
grozts Periskiag-sereify II Cras and
Feod.
We learn that Government Express
has arrived from Fon Turnry. bringing
ia<ligenrs Of great Suffering among the
California ensgfznis- Between Fort
Turney and fon Laramie. leu trains.
including several hundred persons. had
Perished en- route between The two rlares.
and the ss<sisssrs wese in a deplorable
enadiiion. Mules and oxen were giving
eal for want af lood. Flour. meal. and
bread Of the emigrznrs were used f,r che
animals in hopes Of keeping ikem alive
untii Iile latter Fari could be reached.
The Plains were destitute Of grass. and
in many places there were not The least
signs Of vrgessiian. T'hpsxhoul slie gsea-
Ter patl Of abe route aniaszis will be sacri.
Seed The emigranls suffer themselves
seriously for wanl of food.
ArSi. Josephs. on the 10Th. large nun
bes Of emigranis were preparing 10 20
out with the government escort. which
would leave about the 18Th April Tor For,
Tuney.
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WashiDgtea's Headquarters. Law

has created the old house at Newburgb,
known as Westinghouse Headquarters. a
homestead for the people. and appropria-
lions been made TO lay out the ground.
&c. Il is under charge Of The trustees a,
Newburgh. who appoint asteward to take
care OF the premises. and show the build
ing TO all visitors in a courteous manner.
N. Y. Tribune.
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Female Doctors. The Legislature

we see il stated. has chartered college for
the medical education Of females in Phila.
delphia. which is 10 he opened next 0c-
lober. This is probably the Grst college
Of The kind that has ever been organized.
Elizabeth Blackwell. NJ. d., is talked Of
for the Chair Of Surgery. If any thing
could make surgical operation pleasant
to one's feelings. il would bdwhen perform
ed by one Of that sex who, since the
world. has been accustomed 10 Probiag the
heart and feelings Of men so sensibly and
pleasantly. Philadelphia Ledger.
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Great Fire.-At Huntsville, Ala. on
the Cd inst, two squares and half of
buildings in the centre Of the town we're
destroyed by Gre. Among the bu ildings
were many large and costly private ones.
the Caldwell Hotel, the Market House,
and the Office Of The Huntsville Democrat.
Loss. in buildings and other properly, es-
tima,ed al &5oO,O0O.
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Ohio Constitutional Convention. :

Un10 UNCONSTITUTIONAL UUuVeutIuu.-
This body assembled on the 9Th oil May.
The FIRST question that came up was the
form Of The oath proper to be taken by
members. II was decided that as the
csaQeniioa had met TO tear dozen the ex-
is.ing Constitution Of the State, il would
be improper to swear to support Il. The
members, therefore, sworc to support the
Constitution Of the United States, and TO
discharge their duties faithfully 10 the
State OF Ohio. William Medil was
chosen President OF the Convention.
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No More Chinese in California. - Tao
Kouang. Emperor Of China, has heard Of
the discovery Of gold in California. and
is determined that his subjects shall moi
be tempted there. The last India mail
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Notice.

a MAJORITY Of the Magistrates o. Ale
nance County are requested 70 meet AZ
The Coon House. on Monday Of June Term. as
maisen sfimponancetoih the citizens Of said cocn-
y srquire their attendance.
Alemsnee, May Ia. 81
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The Chattanooga Gszeue n d,e loth
instant says; .On yesieIdsy The esrs. Cor
The srsl lime, ran through NE tunnel. An
uninterrupted ihoropEis-fAse is cow open
Cd sslween The aasigsbIe waters AZ The
West and The Southern Ailxnlic ocean"
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BY the steamer Ohio al New Orleans
from Chagres, news from Oregon to the
96th Of January has been received. The
whole territory. it is stated, Is in condi-
lion Of anarchy. There are no civil eff
GERS, and no way Of creating any. Ore
gon city was in deplnsziae state. Drank
enness. gambling and sther vices were
fearfully increasing; and there being no
law, the peaceahle population was in great
dead of these fearful elements of crime.
The freshet in the Willamette river had
destroyed property valued at 100000.
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More Stoppages-The Georgetown
I'd. C.) Advocate states that some of the
factories in that vicinity have stopped. and
others are runniug on short time, on &C.
count Of the high price Of cotton.
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Negroes for Sale.

RH virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to me
- by John A. Faucet, late Of Hillsborough,
for certain purposes therein expressed shall pro-
coed TO sell, on Tuesday the 2sth day Of MAY,
to the highest bidder, foi Cash or on credit as
may be deemed best on the day ofsale, the follow
ing property, viz:
One undivided third part Of five Negroes, Sam,
Glen, Frankly, Mariah and Mary, in which Ne
groes Mrs. Temperance Faucet has life estate
interest during her life.
&. F. FAUCETT, Trustee.
April rs. Cow
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Rise in the western Rivers-C

Rise In the Western Rivers.
New Orleans and other papers are filled
with distressing accounts Of the dcstruc-
lion Of plantations and injury 10 crops and
other property by The numerous crevasses
from The Mississippi river. The stale.
rnen,s also show an alarming concurrence
in the rising Of several Of the tributaries
&c the Mississippi. which seems porien
,ous Of greater disasters. The Upper
Mississippi is pouring down its waters
premalurely--llle effect Of the melting
SHOWS in the high northern regions in
which il rises. The Yazoo is out Of lis
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Direct Trade with LivrpsL-A merehan.
Of this Town informs u that corespon-
dent OF his in Liverpool advises him. that
he (lhe correspondent has a ship on the
stocks. ADD Is preparing to put on aaoil,er.
both q which viii be run regularly be-
tween Liverpool and Wilmington. If suf.
hcleni encouragement be given 10 the en-
ierprise. We eemmeHd sl,e matter 10
the earnest allession n our merchants.
No suday Is required from them for yes
seis- Nothing more than their favor and
patronage. Surely these will be given
unhesiiaiingly. wiLningfan Chronicle.
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Struck BY Lightning. The barn Of
Robert G,ier. in Mecklenburg C0usiy.
was struck by lightning and two valuable
horses killed. The barn took fire. bui il
was auenched before any material damage
was done 10 The building.
LineoLaion Republican,.
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North Carolina RAN Road.

70 llf l1Ltl1l lll L0tll JcAuiNisEtfI q lht
AuElA clTsllla Elilrla1.
YthEkk Ie1ain - b Subscribed ls De elork
II ofihs u. Z. Railroad lss sha,ss.
Ih< Loc<i Comnissionss hsreiolofs app0ins-
- Tor thsi purpose, will again op<n Bscks Of
Sulscrlsisa ~ Stock 10 said Company. ana
ke<p lhes ep<n untli ths is Of gune nsst, ana
azke rsssm oft he Books Of subseripssau snd fss
PER cent paid 10 thereon 10 he General ccmuis-
s.one q their ne1t rseeiins. t0be held n Chapel
Hin on tke 3sh day Of June next
The GenersI Comnizsones VIII hoii der
exi zeeszng - capei Hiil. on "Wednesday. The
Sth 81 June next. 1.-THE day preceding Commence
m~nt 20 receive the Books Of Subscription and
20 tsks NE neo~sxssy steps preparatory 70 the
meeting sf he Stockholders In Salisbury.
j. N. MOkEHEAD.
Cham Of Boari Of Gen. com's-
orssnzboroush, May 10. 1850. se-sx
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Fhs Familr Of II. Cslhqun-The wa.

ihcfamlly OF NJ lalh0un-lhe wash
ingion correspondent Of the New York
Globe has the following interesting reie-
renee 10 the laaenied Calhoun:
Nr. Calhoun has left a wife. now in
Charleston. and family Of four saas aad
two daugh4ers 10 mourn his loss Ills
eldest son. Andrew. is wealthy plasles
in Alabama Patrick. the second son, is in
the army. and was an aid 10 Gen. Gaines;
John. who was nalned after him. and who
was with him when he died. is physi-
clan the youngest son. William. is now
pursuing an undergraduate course Of stu
dy al college. One ofhis daughters. Ann
Maria. is the wife of Mr.. Clemson, our
Charge d'Affaires al Belgium, and ll,eAih-
er has always remained al home, having
been afflicted with . spinal affection.
The family q Mr.. Calhoun are LEFT in Il.
fluent circumstances. his property being
estimated at 100000. He married ear.
ly in life. his now bereavcd partner, la.
dy of fortune. oousin-bearing the
same name which he has rendered illus
isious-
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Pir at Uaraw.-0n Friday night last
the Rail Road Company's warehouse. wa
ter station, and wood shed. al Warsaw,
Duplin county. were destroyed by ere.
supposed TO have been the result Of acct.
dent. Loss not exceeding $1,000. ID.
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banks. Tlscumbsnssd pna Tsnsesses
arr a. = very hlgh siagn. 1he Ohio u %
high lhul boais ~ - lrigssi class may
Escsnd ihs flls q Iloaissills. The Bon
nsi csue errsssss. - 4 by . special in
lrEpesiioa 81 pfosidrnos. Is s'ill open y
me mighty sorena nos eomins So~as ssd
iDrns u into the Gulf A. ~ stopping
this sslsei II uould BE- insxnisy y siaiak
a a. eseo IL il we're easy OF accomplish
mrnls 30 Il csB&os be done. Hence
forth il must be regarded a. pernanens
sifeam-@s marh an outlet Of he Ai&kis-
ssppi - ever lbersilIe Was. and, 20 FAR
from attempting 10 close il. il should DO
rarefully Kept open. Aelik R<gistsz-
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The Rev. Thomas Sewell. OF the Meth.
otlist Episcopal Church. who was appoint
ed some time since Consul to ST. Jago de
Cuba, has al last returned TO Baltimore.
the Spanish authorities having. il as said.
refused 10 receive him. They have alsn
refused TO receive Gen. Tench Tilghman.
IL this is SO. why the refnsall
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The people II Richmond county, Va.
have, in public meeting. resolved. LIST.
That the call Of the Nashville Convention
Of this time 70 premature. 81. That if
the said Convention is only intended to
express public opinion a, the south II il
uRcalIed Cor. berau.e that opinion has been
much more properly expressed by The
Legislatures Of the southern states. and es.
peciaIIy by our own Legislature. 3D..
That If the Convention il designed to go
beyond naked expression Of opinion we
cannot properly trust il, because they are
not elected by the peorse. PEI. Intel
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To the Public!

TUE undersigned takes this opportunity Of in
= forming his friends and customers that ne IL
still at his old stand, and is prepared 10 cut and
make
COATS. PANTS, AND Tzsgss
In The most Fashionable Siylf,
and Is willing fsr his work, both make and cut,
TO Be examined By the first tsiors. and compared
with the best Northern or Southern work. He
has been Al work in this place long time, and
his skill in his profession is undoubled-and has
stood the test Of lime.
The merchants are now receiving their goods
direct from New York, which they will sell low
for cash; and IL any Of my customers wishing 10
buy will call upon me. win select for them. il
being well known thai am aniexcelent judge Of
cloih.
My terms are reasonable, and the work done
at my shop promise 10 be well executed. All
wish is trial, and II any are disposed 10 give
il to me. allshey have TO do Is to call al my shop.
East sfthe Court House, and viii make every
endeavor TO please.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April Is. 69-4w
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Our IN inks are due to the Hon. Edward STAN
" Cor bound copy Of the Presidents message,
and accompanying documents, volume one.
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Indians In Texas. The Western
reran OF The 18Th says that. while Lieut..
Hudson was returning from a pursuit Of
some OF The Indians. about iwo weeks
previous. he fell in with another party Of
Indians hear LAREDO. whom he pursued
with lncr a. Ave Il his men. tie ever
look the Indians 10 rharsrral. where they
had taken sheller. who Immediately fired
with ARROWS and rifles. killing one man.
and wouading IS~st u. and three others.
u Is not known that many q The indisns
were killed. Gen. Brooke has taken The
mosi energetic measures. and has put The
whole NJ his available fnrce in motion 10
scour the country. delermi~ea 10 kill or
capture every Indian found This rde Of
The Ria Grande. I, is feared thar The
wounds Of Lieut.. Hudsoa may prove
mortal.
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The Gencsec Farmer.-We have
received number Of this work. Il eeutG ns
twenty-four largo royal octave pages issued
monthly, and is illustrated by numerous engrav-
ings. Il sppears to be well worthy the attention
Of farmers and planters. Price. SO cents for sim
gle Copies five for - ;eight for 50. subscrp-
tons will be received at this Office, where num-
Der can be seen.
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hat Ne would Do soI BIT nov hep ieHas
hsi be never gase BIZ eaH.eal, ~ ssys
Isl eFsn tie Wn.llL 90. his reopls zss.si..
aoi lea him. The lniishs nou sEprrss
hsif gnuhhngness . emigssle On asy
'erns. bar ihsy are ennisnl % be restrict
ID Eahia narrower limits 10 Fiossds.
such - the Unised Sizes government
may prescribe. ard " sorrndeflo lhs uni-
Ted States for punishment any Que wkn
may be found NoFsh Of such slsse. earsl
2 AZ present he scisai sisse e zG.i<s IN
Florida fnfase< sexsiiaiions nay change
ihe exisiinx srperi AZ lhings. bus Il 10
hardly probable that negolisiisns Tor the
present win be resumed.
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Sartain's Margarine Ser June kas
been received. The Embellishments. reprs,nt-
ing the affection Of the Indians for Las Casus,
the Mothers Blessing. and Portrait Of Jenny
Lind arc highly finished and beautiful plates.
The literary contents. as far as we have had time
10 perusc them, are interesting and do honor 10
the writers. Published by John sartain & Co.,
Third Street, Philadelphia.
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w. II. ArNswoRTH.
For SALE ny

Long & Webb, and d. Heart, Hillsborough ;
Jones Watson & Co, Chapel Hill; A. Moring,
Moringsville; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange county Moore & NOEL, Mt. Tirza, Per-
son and T. S. Pescud. Raleigh.