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NOtice-Taxes.

n WILL sffend q ths following lines and pis-
= g. for ths purposs q eollseting The Tan ios
be County Of Alansses. Cor ths ysar is<s. .
witt
Jshn Nswlinia on Monday The IL July.
Burnt Shop. on Tuesday ths End.
Michael Albdghi's, on "Wednesday The ssA
George Pstierson's. on Friday ths Sth.
William A. csnissn's. % Saturday The 9Th
John y. Tureniine's. On Monday the 9Th.
J.sob Summer, on Tuesday The oh.
Chsslsy r. Fsuoeu's on "Wednesday The lob
Mn Hu,ehinson's. on Thursday tho iith.
Eli Munsy's Store. en- Friday lhs iaih.
p The Msgistrsiss appointed toiaks he llss
Of TsIshlss and Tsxabls property Coz The gear
1850, win attend st the time and places described
In shsir several disztrsA Puneiusliiy b required
from all
JOSEPH 8. HOLT. Sheriff.
June -, So
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The Censuss-rhe law Of ths Uniisd
s,,,ss Cor taking the Census sent inis epsrsion
ou ths Lot Of Juns. The Deputy MslsAsl has
s0unsnosd he pshormsncs of biz duty In this
county. n Il his du,y % cal Il every bcuss. 10
..,enain he nsns. age, scr. color, profession %
,.ls; whether any are Deal, dumb. blind, in
..ns. nio,ie. psspsr Or eoaviesi The number
MARRIED within the year; tbs nunssr attending
.hosl; lhs number over twenty yssn q age and
unable 10 Rad sr wnls; tbs value Of real estate
.wnsa, products. &c. The que siens win have
relation 10 The asls Of things on ths iss Of Juns.
Hush of The information u sought for important
purposus end Il ID desirsbls that i should be cor
r,ct II viii insure more correctness, and also
save dime 70 househsldsrs as we'll % the officer, q
zach family viii make out . liss and have il rrs-
Dr. 70 deliver % The Deputy Msshal when hs
calls; and 70 sssst them in doing 20, We refer 10
do iii in the advertising column, Of portion Of
The questions which thsy win be required TO an
~s. The heads Of families are requested 70 give
early attention 10 the Datisr
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In Craven county the TWO parties. Wing
and Democratic, have CONS 10 m UNDER
standing 10 regard 10 candidates for the
Legislature. on the platform Of Internal
Improvement, having special reference TO
the extension Of the Central Rail Road to
Newbern. The Wings furnish candi.
date for the Senate, VIM. H. Washington,
Senator in the last Legislature. and one
OF the candidates for the Commons. A.
jenkins. and the Democrats the other can
dida,e for the Commons, Geo. s. Stephen.
son. Neither 10 10 have any party opposi.
ton. This 10 msnifssting the right kind
OF spirit for The furtherance Of great in.
terest. VIZ Chron.
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FATAL AccIDEsr.-John Hardin, .
worthy citizen Of Guilford county. was
instantly killed in Montgomery county
on the 10th inst. by falling under the
wheels Of his wagon. He was within
the wagon, whilst small son was driv-
ing, when the horses took fright and
ran. In endeavoring to get out Of the
wagon Mr.. Hardin fell under the wheels.
Fayetteville 0bsrper.
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North Carolina Rail Road

AL THE usassaI csmnIsSaasIs q he
Nod calolas R.Ii.ssA, hsuAg a..
n1aRos IA a Mlllinr 49, u lk1a. g ge.r
b WlH lsoariEi1sl. 60 a3.llIi l1lsrls 49,
- ne.l Caz1.~Aansm. - - $50 -
AllAaa e esean - Ls<n ssh1aA>d h ~ 49,
al ssaet e % ND ca-q<.y ! ss< - kss ~
ssinsex = 80 ecaks p~ saas. . - -
sen q 80 nlsse e so<lzrs. b m: u ~ Il
say tseesnd dolIzr. hasins bssa pesisss BY
shs Tre4ssza q dis Besra. rs szss cs@.i~iaa-
en- P<sfsrsS ssd esrtissS dlP1ssss ss<zrssiens
Fl de fessso<ng fAsaz. via ne ssxss q 10 sub
s<rsssrss and dc snosnss by shsn respectively
ssbsc<sbss sppsnded shsrssnis. and bsss esssst
eos 81 ne aA 5s<lsniions 70 10 espesiisS In ne
skes Of ths bsov<sp Of Stats sccoxding 10 he
1sevkeDsnis 81 de ah sscion ef he go sf he
Cse<fsl Assembly, nti5sd he r7tk dag 81 ysns-
~ ls&s, sntitl<a An sss 10 ineespsssss he
Nosih Carolina Rsilrosd cempsny.s
And The ssid Gsnsnl cenmissoosu ~ virtes
ef he powers vesssd In fksm. by tbs sef 81 As-
rnbly aforesaid, % thsx5ess bsrsby Dsks
known, hat he MD company shall b REGARDED
- formsd fer he purPoses nsn,ieosd N Sad sss
from ths zforsszid Eth day Of June ems thouHnd
Eight hundred and ffty and thsy Do further
give nosics that thsy have appointed . nesting
81 The ssockhold<n Of said company 70 b hsld IN
Die town Of Salisbury on Thunsdsy he iith day
Of July Dsxf, 10 receive ths rePou q lhe pEscssd-
inss q this Board. and 10 saks such farhsr 40
ton under The charter 81 he ssid company, -
may h. authorised and required By The ssDs. o.
which svey soekhoiaer 10 rssussiss % attend IN
p<rssa OF BY PROXY.
And dis Board sands sd,oarpsa y ths dns
and place sess Aforesaid.
lsigned;)
William c. Mssns. u csrcssd.
John B. Lord, Of Salisbury.
Richard Washington, Of WsynssbssS.
Henry b. Elton. % Randolph.
James M. Leach. Lexington.
John N. Morehesd, Grssnsborossk.
William A. Graham. Hillsboroagh.
Nsthsn A. stedmsn. Pitisborough.
Lenusl p. Ha1grsss. Lexington.
June Q. IT,
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CONGRESS.

On Monday. yuns ~, ihs Hon. r. w. Barn
vsll. The newly appointed Senator nom South
csr0lina, appeared. was qualified. and took bin
seat
The Compromise Bill came up in order, and
M. ssuls moved substitute to that psrtios q
the bin which provides Cor the admission Of csli-
fomia, which substantially Esmands her to the
territorial condition. until she shall relisquish her
claim 70 the public domain, and accept the Mis-
ssuri line q her Southern boundary.
Mr.. Dsuslas gave notice Of eounserscting
amendment; and Mr.. soule occupied the session
with speech, which he had not concluded ss the
adjournment.
On Tuesday, Mr.. soule resumed bis speech
and continued till . O'Clock in support Of his .
usndus.t. He urged the adoption Of the lin
$50 80, and division Of California BY that
line; and in the course Of he remarks asserted
positively that he would never sanction the adj
mission Of California with her Prsssnt bounds
mes.
On Wednesday, The Compromise hill was
,aksa up, and Mr.. Douglass replied 10 Mr.. soulc,
maintaining that the United States will own
the public lands in California, 10 despite Of any.
shlns California mar do in the matter, and adj
,oca,ed her admission into the Union.
The Senate went into Executive session, and
then adjourned.
On Thursday, Mr.. Foots's resolution, offered
yesterday, calling upon The President for infor-
nation a. to whether there is any Civil and mill
,ary Governor in New Mexico; whether the
Proclamation published BY J. Monroe is pro-
elamation BY that Governor; and whether such
vas the result Of any order or instruction. verbal
o. written, BY the President; and whether the
President sane,ions o. approves the same, VA
adopted.
The Compounds bill was then ,sksn up, when
Mr.. Webster spoke in favor Of the admission o.
California Immediately, and In reply to Mr.
soule's legal Argument that California, if admit
ted without any previous compact, would own oil
The public lands. He held that the United State'
owned all the lands, and that California admitted
il
Mr.. Foote spoks in defence Of non-interven
tion Is the doctrine Of Mr.. Calhoun, but said hl
would vote for Sc deg. 30 min. He defended
himself from attacks for supporting the bill.
Mr.. Bamwell followed in favor Of $50 30.
Mr.. Foote replied.
Mr.. Butler spoke in favor Of So 80.
MI. jefferson Davis and MI. Foote continued
the debate in reply to each other about this bill
and politics in Mississippi.
On Friday, the debate was continued on Mr.
soule's amendment. Mr.. jefferson Davis and
Mr.. Soule advocated the Missouri Compromise
line; Mr.. Douglass and Mr.. Webster replied
The question was then taken on Mr.. Soule'a
amendment, and il was rejected-ayes 10, noes
IS.
Ut. John Davis then commenced speech in
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Ceunccticut Sc nator.-Ths Lsgisla-
surs Of Connecticut having failed afsr several bal
io,ings to elect senator in place Of Mr.. Bald
win, whose .srm Of services win expire on the 9Th
4 March next. postponed al further balloiins to
he next session Of the General Assembly. BY .
vote Of ias 70 70.
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D dsaPatisa afGhs kth af1Elg.
TyHE Egfs~asAlns Aa6iSsnSsy y ksFh.a
y lbaspsbAsacs ulll - ssisbmta3 10 blI1h@
rOush y Ihs twe plstAsas " De &C., q Ten
pslah1s 81 tilillas lssdhfsa 4 - olAsl. "A
Ol1tioa On - tsltslai = - oac1ala u
sG1usl P1lkPl e. q CAapd IN In9 lsAk
em9 - - sslsasl u Ts1lHrl11a, b - -.
AdAi-a L., Il Ls-Azss. na Nsnanj D.
elnsLsa e ln1<P~A1znss 60 10 rs>s b. H~
e1 k@vsak. -
IN Dc sa~pss1. q sisss<4, throssU Geo
" BfkSs ee<i<zy MA he'd lss snausl ks<uss, ssl
Ess ssss a Tsnp<a..s On sssss& Ia . sosy -
Ar srn1irzehf e AdAs~ M b ssE~~e1 NJ
Mr.. Il. A. r. Hsrt4 ssn< q shs niehs b S~sr~
h,s sbss IN Prss>hly y isrsh ksLl psss-s
&o1L
% TAs Brsshssa bslanslns - sshsf Dvikuas
n % so1nty, saa n ths sssStbariss rsssuss
ns earnestly invises % sii<sd and pArSciFsis
with - IN tks cs.<brsnoa. They viii rsosiss .
cordial grsssing and ths irssfnsnt dss y birth
ne. Tbs PsbAs ss ssnssfy Dssssssd 70 -
By cdr q ths josni eounhss,
ron ~ & 4 U Rrsisss Q. n
jena rs. 81
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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber, living 81 miles North Of Hills
= borough, will Card Wool at 8 cents for white,
l2} for mixed, weighed after carded, or the 9Th
part Of the wool. Clean the wool well bsfors
brought to the machine, and one pound Of grease
to 10 Lbs. Of WOOL and you win get ~ good or bet
Tor work than elsewhere. Mixing must be pulled
together with the hands before brought 70 the ma.
chine. Flax seed will be taksnfo carding or for
Rolls, at the market price.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. S.
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The mississippi. 1.-THE great crevasse
al Poin,e Coupee brings disaster upon
The richest and most populous regions Of
the State. Hundreds Of plantations must
be overHowetl, houses will be carried away.
stock destroyed, crops ruined. II 10 i'm
possible 10 estimate the loss, present and
prospective. which this inundasion threat.
ems. Il will in all likelihood cover up a
region Of fertile country as large az some
whole States in the Union, and drive from
their homes vast multitude Of our most
industrious and most valued citizens. All
this follows from break in The leves Of
the Mississippi not wider Than the space
between Canal and Common streets,
through which tho foods are pouring with
frighiful and irresistible violence.
Ne1D Orleans PicdyUne.
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Our thanks are due 70 the Hon. Edward stsn-
b for bourd copy Of The Msssgs.of the rrssi'
dsnaof the United States, and the accompanying
Documents, on tho subject Of California and New
MEXICO, transmitted 70 ths Houss Of Representa-
lives in answer 10 resolution Of he slsi Of Do
csmber, ls4s.
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STATE O. NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE CO NORTH CAROLINA.
oNANoK COUNTY.
couFt 81 EQelly---Malch Term, 1880.
ees1s k9ha 80 49,. } rsllliea y 81 a.
IA ins3s e lshn %,
AstEf R11M all1L - Dss1
y Ahpa 1a<psl1.s = - s.lirlrcrn = -
a Ce~nt 81 Echss fElina, AtHElAs FAnsa.
MAJ A<s<ys TAsna w. Hanp>oa. Ead
Js.s necs1sE ssa - LsrisdA. asksdsz.s
" ths GO AZ ma inAshisHns e fkk esss n 3
srd<rsd Asi pskkcsEsas - - 81 IN vrsks
"a ths Hlil>bsssssA R>1ss,s. ns66ins ~ D.
ksdsna 70 srp~sr q ~ asxt sern e tks cssrt
% - hsl1 sfths esars ksss In h1sbxsasA "a
- ssoend keod.y "a sspssnb<f nszt, end fissk.
szswsrxdrnw . q K:.intid ID efesnplAins,
q De nsssu eAsrssd th<rssn IN b. lsksa -
ssn5essd ~ ~ 49, bard sx psrs< = V tb>a-
&itsssso. Y. Lag cIe<k = sus ~ cesrt
q sdsos n Hai1ksrsssh. hs ssssnd hssdsy y
o. r. LONG. G. can.
raes ~. ss.so. ss-s~
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To Common School Teachers.
THE Examining Committss will hold it, next
= sitting, at the Court House in Aillsborough,
on Saturday the 18th Of July AL o'clock. All
persons wishing to pass an examination, are r.
quirsd to produce certificate Of their good moral
character.
CAD. JONES, Sen. Chair.
July 4 ~
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MARRIED D,

In this county, on sla uls., By Hesekish Ter.
y esq, Mr.. JoHs KIIHIs. 70 Mis- SARAn G.
FREELAHp.
In this county on tho 2ard, ult., BY VIM w.
Guess, Mr.. JAxss Woop 70 Mis- MARI HArL.
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Straved,

LCROM the subscriber, on the i7th instant, :
L very large light bay Mule. She has no no
table marks, with the exception Of being Of an
extraordinary size. Any Information directed %
mo at BrookyilIs, Granville. Co. will Be thankful
" received, and the tsker up literally rewarded.
EDWARD B. LYON.
uue g. so-er
Suus 80 =
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ssddn an inuhdAtion ifom tha dang
eFeek. that De wonen bad % escape
throuFh de windows. Tie communi.
~ ~ Foing u undsrisks de erection
q Inoihsr lrgs and fBs blildinE.
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The Hungariani in the Wsst.-Gov. Uja.
hazy and companions have. a. we learn,
fixed on tract Of land in Iowa, on the
grand River. some hundred and forty
miles southwest Of Burlington, and there
they propose 10 establish themselves. Tho
place they propose TO call Buda. after the
capital city Of their native country.
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The Nauvoo Temple again Dtitroyed;-A
fatality seems to attend the temple at
Nauvoo. 1t was finished BY the Nor
mons in lS45, was nearly destroyed
BY fire in 1848, and on the 9th ult: q
tremendous hurricane demolished the
walls.
The Icarian community Of Socialists,
under CADET, had purchased it and were
engaged in repairing it with q view to
fitting it up for schools, studying and
meeting halls, and great refractory
for thousand persons. The workmen
were engaged on it, when the storm
burst forth with such violence that the
walls came tumbling down, and the
workmen had to Fly for their lives.
Those walls that remained standing
had to be pulled down. The surround
ing buildings were also demolished,
and in the wash house, where six lea
rian women were washing. there was SO
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Temperance Celebration on the lth Of July.
IpIpdDEfR ANNIE.


THE speaking win take place At Brother 8
I Pearce's, commencing atll o'clock. A. N
The processionwill Be formed Il the Division
rooms at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and marched unde
the direction Of Brother Thos. w. Jeffreys, Mar
shall Of the Day, to the place Of speaking. Tn
10 the order Of proceedings 1.-THE stand
OPENING ODE.
PRAYER.
Declaration Of Independence.
SoNo-Hail Columbia.
GRAFTON.
Temperance Ode.
Temperance Address.
BENEDIcTIoN.
At 8 O'Clock, r. M.
OPENING ODE.
PRAYER.
Temperance Address.
Temperance Ode.
Temperance Address.
BENEDIcTIoN.
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The Grand Jury Of the District Of Columbia
have ignored the bill against Mr. Feoss, In the
prosecution pressed By Mr.. Benton. for drawing .
pistol in the affair in The Senate chamber in April
Id
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The Wsnderer Of Vienna. says that
the Porte has communicated to Re Aus
TRAN intermantine, that he had definite
" fixed the term of confinement Of the
Hungarian exiles at nine months from
the 6rst Of July last. and that at the ex-
piratien Of that period they viii be at
full liberty to 60 wherever they choose.
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or The Members Of the Order are requested
10 meet at the Division Rooms at 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ, and "a o'clock. P. NJ, for forming tho pro-
esssions. 1t il hoped that the brethren will he
punctual in attending at the hours designated.
By order Of the Joint Committee.
July I. r. So
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ORANGE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
TIVE annual nsstlns 81 de Orange cosniy
= Bibls socissy. win b hsld In Hnsbsfeagh
% de 9Th Of July ns,l
The Rsv. A. wil.on. d. D. ard The Rsv. L
K. Wiis, win sadrss he MEETING.
Jpns 10. ~
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To Printers.

DRINTERS and Publishers Of Newspapers are
informed that the subscribers are extensively
engaged ia the manufacture Of Printing Inks Of
every color and quality, which they know to be
squalO any manufactured. and which they will
eel at the lowest prices for cash. % they arc de-
termined that their Ink shall recommend itself,
they only solicit one trial Of il, relying upon it,
merits for future patronage. Their colored Inks
Srs warranted superior 10 any manufactured. Cir.
cuars containing prices win be sent to those who
desire it, Orders for cash or city agents accepted.
or Publishers Of newspapers inserting this ad-
vertisemsnt to the amount Of 81 and sending us
one paper at any time containing u, BY RENTING
S., win receive At 90 ID. key Of extra News Ink.
+. F. ADAMS d Go.
Steam Printing lnk Works, Philadelphia
Agents for tie ssh Of new and secondhand
Printing msttrisls.
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Ten cargoes of the iron intended to
renew the Seabord and Roanoke Rail
Road, from Norfolk to Weldon, have
been received at Norfolk.
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The cineinns,i Conmercisl says here
are now more houses 10 rent in, thst eily
Than forImany years back. This 10 aslribu-
ied 10 Californis and tbs cholera Of '<9.
By both Of which Cincinnati Lost more
than 10000 people.
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Notice.

H. THE Subscribenso tho Central Rail
IN Road in Alamsnco County, are 70
quested 70 meet in Graham on the 4th Of July,
for tho purpose Of sending Representation 70
the meeting Of The Stockholders IN Salisbury.
a. STOCKHOLDER.
June 16. y7-3w
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Mail Robbcr Arrested. learn (says
the Baltimore SUM that Mr.. Sh.llcross,
special Agent Of the Post Cffice Depart
ment, arrested, on the 18th inst. Thomas
H. Harvey, assistant postmaster Al New.
bern, N. g. for stealing letters from that
Office. Several petty robberies have isk.
en- place on this route. and we are gratifcd
thai the Department has discovered one
Of the ligh..fngered gentlemen.
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Law SCHOOL,

At EliIlsbor0ugh, North Carolina.
TyHE undersigned have formed an association
L with the view of opening Lew School in
the town Of Marlborough.
Young gentlemen will be instructed in the Va
rious departments Of the Law, and care will Be
taken to prepare them for the practice in the se-
veral Courts in this State.
Tho School will b opened for the admission Of
Students on Monday, the Gath instant
]. L. BAILEY,
F. NASH.
fiillsboroush, June -, $780,! as
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1850.
ORDERED BY the Court that notice b xives,
" BY advertisement in the Hillsborough Recor.
der and North Carolina Democrat, that on Tues,
day Of August Court next q majority Of ths
Magistrates being required to take the SHERIFF.
bond,) the Court viii proceed to consider ths
propriety Of abolishins The Office Of County Tsus
tee Of Orange County. Test
]. ALLISON, Q. e. c.
June II. 49,
HEsYFS A. Srt = 1;, on
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Posnin, whose impetsesity led him
into the difficulty viii. Secretary Clay
ton, which caused his recall a. Minister
Pienipotentiary to this country from
France, 10 now In Paris. one Of the most
radical members Of the Reds. or ex-
rene Democrats.
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Mr.. Clay said in shs Senate. on Thur
day last. after several amendments had
been offered 20 The Conpromiss bill. that
be .musi own that. . hundred times al
most, during the progress Of This bill, he
had been quite ready TO yield, and say.
for one. he withdrew from al further &c
ioris for The passage oflhs bill He never
had seen . measure 20 much opposed
80 much attempted 10 be thwaried. We
exhibit = spectacle Of see-saso, putting
The least weight on one side. while there
10 an obstruction Of the balance On the OPP
posils side. Whilst al parties are. or
ought TO be. DESTROYS Of harmonizing The
country. and OF restoring once more IRAN
guilty. difficulties almost insupersbls.
upon points Of no earthly practical conss-
qusncs, s,an up from lime 10 time. 10 dis
courage the s.oulesl heart in any effort TO
accommodate all these difficulties.
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Notice..

WE are requested BY the Assistant Msrshal
w for Onnge County. 10 state 10 the public
that he has commenced taking the census forI
said County, and in older 10 save trouble and time
10 himself and The people. and to avoid tedious
and unpleasant questioning, he requests that the
bead Of each family in the county viii at once
prepare list Of answers In writing 10 the subjoin.
ed questions. which in compliance with the late
Act Of Cangrcss he 10 compelled 10 put TO them.
This b necessary In ease the bead OF the family
should b absent from homo when visited BY the
Assistant Marshal.
Questions TO which answers as required,
Name Of owner, agent, or manager Of
farm.
Acres Of land, improved.
unimproved.
Cash value Of farm. Il
Value Of farming implements and ma
chinery.
Horses on hand LIST Of June.
Mules and asses.
Working oxen.
Mich Cows.
Other cattle.
Sheep. i
Swine.
The value Of live stock.
The value Of animals slaughtered dur
ing the year.
Wheat, bushels of.
Rye, bushels of.
Indian corn, bushels Of.
Oats, bushels Of.
Tobacco, pounds of.
Ginned cotton. bales Of 400 pounds
each.
Wool, pounds Of.
Beans and peas, bushels Of.
Buckweat, bushels Of.
Barley. bushels Of.
Bushels of Irish Potatoes. =
Sweet do.
Value of orchard products, during the
year, in dollars.
Value Of produce Of market garden.
Butter, pounds Of.
Cheese, pounds Of.
Hay. tons of.
Glover seed, bushels of.
Other grass seeds, bushels Of.
Hops, pounds Of.
Flax, pounds Of.
Flaxseed, bushels Of.
Honey and beeswax, pounds Of.
Value Of homemade manufactures.
Tbs other information concerning the popula-
ton, &c. can be communicated to the Assistant
Msrshal upon bis visit, by any member the f.
mily.
S. X. NASH, Asst. Marshal.
July 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
oRAHoE COUNTY.
In Equily-Filed 10 March Term, 1880.
Riiism and Alfred Rsy.l
va Amsndnsnt 10 Orb
John Z Bniss Ray 4 k~ sinsl Bin
~ Ray.

sppeaFlng 70 The sstisfactfon 81 ibis honofa-
! bic couli. that the defendant. May Ray. b
not an inhabitant Of dis stats. but IL resident Of
another stale; lis ordered that advertisement be
made In the Marlborough Recorder for six sue
osssive weeks, commanding said MARY Ray 10 sp-
pear 1t The next term Of this Court, 70 b. held On
The second Morjsy Of September nert. inihs
court houss In Marlborough, then and thers 70
plead, answer or dsmur 70 this smsnded bill OF
complaint and 70 stand 10 and abide by such or.
den and DEGREES - 10 his Honor may seem pro-
per in The case.
Witness o. r. Long, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at Office, this second Mon.
day Of March, A. D., 1850.
o. F. LONG. o. Il 4.
Price adv. 81 so. 37-6w