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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
/ IMlTED PARTNERSHIP.-The m

United PAKTNEKSHIP.-Theu N.
A<dersgned hereby give notice that they have formed
limited partnership for the transaction Of mercantile oa
In the city Of New York pursuant to the proysons
an act Of the Legislature Of the State Of NewYorx cnnn
"Of Limited Partnerships" The said business VII -
done under the name Of LEWIS PENNEY" Tho g. g.
era . nsISIs ROOTS and SHOES AID sseonS WHOLE
SALE BOOT and SHOE STORE fhe undersigneess
Lewis Penney, residing In the city Of NewYork, bpe
general partner and the undersigned Thomas Townscoa
also residing In said city, IL the special partner and - 49,
has contributed seven thousand Eve hundred dollars go
capita 70 me common s'oek The said Parns, s1,lnsis
the expiration Of two years from thai day. ssofo~
LEWIS PENNEY,
Hew THOMAS 8. ToWNsEND'
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California Vessels Spoken, 90.
Spoken, &c.

Jau Il. at u 20, Or IS, ship n.taA. from Boston for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
LAW COURTS.
cs.rt CaIcndar....TBIs DAY

U.s DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs. 80, 90, SO, 49,
a. -, "A, As, 40.
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For SALE.

THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale the
Il Plantation whereon she resides on the lslt
day Of September, on a credit Of nine months
This plantation is beautifully situated upon the
East bank Of Haw River, in view Of Ruiiin's
mills, four miles West Of the Hawfclds Meeting
House, the same distance South East Of the
town Of Graham, the County Scat Of Alamancc,
about two miles from DR.. Wilson's Classical
School, and not more than four miles from the
line of the North Carolina Rail Road. This
Tract of Land contains 800 acres more or less, Is
well wateied, has large quantity Of good mea-
dow land, and affords more rich river bottoms
than any other place in the neighborhood. The
Land is generally productive and well adopted to
the culture of Germ, Wheat, Cotton and Tobac-
CO. The buildings consist Of good Dwelling
House and all necessary Out Houses The sale
will take place on the premises, and as am de-
termincd on moving to the South West, some
person may get great bargain in this Land.
The purchaser will give bond and approved secu-
rily. Also, al the same time, plantation two
miles South of Haw River containing S71 acres
This Land has on it good orchard, and is nearly
all in woodland, well timhered. ! will sell my
crop Of Corn, Hogs and Fodder, oil my Stock,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming UteE-
sis and Black Smiths Tools. &c.
ELIZABETH GLASS.
Graham, Aug. 10, 1851. 9s--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported Cor the InislIiseneer.

Friday, August 22j. 1881.
1orAcco. Rereipis cnniinne very
light. Though The breaks are ms, ally
large. most olillai offering is reviewed r. |.
bar. o. On yesterday the bIrsks were well
attended. bal hnyers prnsed back ward in
bidding. even Al y still further decline from
our last repnil. Frosted l.ugs 2 a a.:
Common 4 s5l; Good 81 q s6i; Shot
I.~al Oh = ST.: Good to Prime IA $40;
Fine Manufacturing. nune IN market. We
quote nominally, 10 si5.
CoTrns.-Slock on hand quite small
Holders Of prime parcels asking SIC. Mid
ding &c.. whilst illai arriving Of the la,.
Ter qualny. for forced sales. only bringing
So.
FLouR.-We have To note a still further
decline IN this article. Our mills are now
asking S4l. for good sound qualities OF
snPerfne. Bun small sales Of new Fami.
ly, principally Tor consumption al s5l.
WHEAT-is now arriving freely; s5r.
Is The maximum price for prime White;
Red 75c. Soc.
CoRN.-We hear Of sales Of large PAR.
GELS at Csc. Small loads readily bring
zoe.
BAcoN.-Virginia. hog round. life.
Western sides loac. Shoulders. 81 t.. a 81 c;
canvasscd hams Ii !. Sugar cured l0lc.
a lie. Plain Bali. smoked 9ic Toe.
LaRD.-Virgiuia l2 l2ac. Western
in Bills. l0ac., Kegs lie.
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he laE. uadsI he 50 AZ 1877, prerrniins
ihe use o. she Jsils q lIse colnln.n wealth
ieF HE rfleasasn Al fnsiiises lmn labor.
The prisoner vas PLACED ia the esrei Of
one OF euT h~iels Tor ssls-kerprg. lniil he
next morning.
During HE night sn attempt vas made
10 IRE the house. with The design. il Is
supposed. If feseuing lhs fugitive. Pro
siden'ially the Ore was di,cnssrrd Few
minutes allsr il had beeB kindled. and
Ihns the inefndlaries were ihwsrisd IN
heir attempts 10 defeat the exerusion ~
ihe Law n The ssrFifre oI lhe lires ard
properly nf orr ei'izens. Snrh ase ll.e
legitimate eiIrris II The hw az Is47. and
The sooner The foul blol is wiped Irom pg
our statute books The beuer.
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THE RAILROAD coNspIRAroRs.

pthyi, Mieh., August H.
We learn from HE Advertiser Of this
morning that Harvey. The witness who
swore thai Phelps cmalpyrd him 10 bnrn
the railrnai drpat IT That place. made =
Inll confession. npan the stand. 81 his PR
jury.
lie says that he was employed by an
agent of the defend ant T., swear as he did.
and that in lrutl, hr never saw Phelps in
Indiana. or elsewhere. until he was print
cd nut to him III the can't house.
The testimony for The defence has clss.
ed.
The testimony Of such an abandoned
wretch cannot have any weight On eth
er side.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Eeusc Rfyer.-we lra,n from ille New.
bsrnian. that ien thousand dollars have lcen sub
scibed. and two per cenl. Paid In, as rrqnired
b. The charter for the improvement Of Neuse Ri
yer; the appropriation Of three thousand dollars
Eom the State fof that oldret is consequently Sc
cured. ~
The s,oekhs laers met at Newbcrn on the ID
instant, and proceeded to elect six Directors and
10 al ,pt bylaws. Arrangements viii he imme-
dilirly made 10 fau-e survey 10 he made Of the
c,niern. dated ~ok. and It's friends have taken
hold OF il With an earnesiness which seems to
Pomise Tie bss results. feuatSesl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Ma. Nsl1fax II BarsE. editor a the Noni
carsliaian. disl = F@ys''eris:s On Friasy lhs
81 ins,. The d<cca I'D s~as native Of wa.l,.
insisa eiIs. lns had hera resident Il Fsye,ie.
,iIIe siaes tAe 4th Of July. 1870. 81 which tilse
he ioik charge u The carolinian. He leaves q
wiie and Eve sm,l' children TO mourn.Ihe loss a
Kind husband sni fa'her. Though ne had
no, the pleasus Of . personal aequainianee with
ML Bsyn-. We have long esteemed him as an
eIiior possessnd Of many cool qualities; and VIC
sincerely sympaihize wilh his family in ihrir be-
T.avcmsnt.
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FRANCE AND uAYTI.

Boston. Augna $50 p. N.
The French Consul At Tia, Il was / te.
" here. and statrd that H. was on hes way
hnme far inslrurtion~ from Government
N case Saa.loaque insisted on invading
81 Domingo. lie further stated that the
English anil frenrh cansuls would pnr-
sent onirrs for blockade 81 Part an
PIInre and Cape II.ytien in ease Of hos.
tiiitses. 80. fF
The American Gosernnrpt has refused
i,enfnree By violent MEASURES, the claims
OF American eifIzelIs.
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@. ihe ,ladiaa fegiah. sahpenaing Wiz
'rsses. Dc. Serrfsl II il,nse ihus sub
p1nasd hate Iespundrd. and we're in she
P ,l'ee eilire his n,nIning ready Ia testify.
The inssr'lgssI..n is in private. and ne
are only able 10 say that there 10 a STRING
pfobzhiliss that snne al lrssi ef those
who haze SCI il,f laws al drfznte in Ibis
enun's siiI receive lie jrsl reward Of
their crimes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

SERVED RIoHr.-And able bodied lazy
beegsr was arresied in Providence Or. A.
on Tuesday. and sentenced 10 imprlson-
meni in The county Jail for Two months.
The JournaIsays:
. .lle was ARRESTED while soliciting
rhaiiiy Of : lady. and representing thai
ne had been blown Up with powder ia
Virginia and Disabled: and 10 psove this
fari he exhibited a written ernifrale.
Pnrporiins 10 have heen signed rs sese-
raj persons IN HAT Stale. But upon
'earel II hts person anoiher cerlifesle
MAS found. stating that he was blnwn up
IN Massachusetts; and there was also found
shaved away IN lns packet $40 in gold
roin.''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Mr.. James A. Seldom. in raril.in The
lAsi Richmond Enquirer. declines being
candidate Tor Congress al HE next eleriioa.
ior The Richmond Congressional Disuicl.
HIS reason Is The indifferent state Of his
health. 8f EA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
NOTICE.

THERE win lie a'meeting Of the Board Of
i Trustees Of st. Johns College, at Oxford,
on Wednesday the Sd of September next.
A full attendance Of the members is earnestly
requested, as matters Of much interest to the In
stitution will come before the Board.
By o,der of the Board.
JAS. T. LIECLEJOHN, Sec'y.
Oxford, July 26, 1851. VS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

FdIn.He hppf6hendeds-Ihe West
Alabamian, published at. CarroIlton,
Pickens county, Ala. saws that the
drought IN that section Of the State is
unparalleled. and that apprehensions
are entertained Of 2 famine in conse-
quenee Of it. A public meeting has
been called TO take the subject into con-
sideration. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Cor. Briggs in The Sabbath School
A correspondent of,he baptist Chronicle,
OF Philadelphia. lately spending Sabbath
al piits6rlj, notices the attendance Of Ex
Gov rnnar Briggs, whois aresilentof that
town, as the ,eacherofa large Bible class q
male members, varying in age from the
wong man Of twenty to the aged father
Of four score and ten years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Mrs Jndson--I.eners iereived al Bos
too. mrnti"n that Mrs. Jndsnn Fanny
Forester, was At Cape Town, Cape Of
Good Hope, on the 26il Of May, and in
good health. She was 10 leave soon for
England. on her way homeward.
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A Brave 0sicer.-Il is stated ,ha

A Brave 0dicer.-Il is stated that
when the mob pressed around. with a
view 10 effect rescue of the fugitive re-
Gently arrested al Buffalo, the u. 5. Com
missioner proclaimed in loud voice, and
in very emphatic manner, as follows:
Il want TO say 10 von, colored people,
thai | have made The order to carry of
this man, and there will be fnrce 10 exc
cute il. telegraph or no telegraph; and i
any Of you resist Jon will be shot down.
Very good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Fugitive Slave Case. The Harris

burg State Journal says:
A fugitive slave was arrested last wtex
near Columbia. by Cons able Snyder,
brought 10 this place, and after "a hearing
before Commissioner M'Allistor, was re-
manded TO his owner. The use Of the
county prison hc:ng denied 10 the agent Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
OUR TOWN.

IL is gratifying to note the evident
marks OF Improvement that are present
ing themselves everywhere in our grow
ing and flourishing town. In every
quarter new building are in process Of
erection, and many Of them of very
superior order. The elegant residence
Of p. X. Dickinson, Esq, and the gra-
mite row Of Messrs. Gilbert Potter and
Jas. A. Bradley, Esq'rs., on Front ST.;
the four story, iron front building Of
DIR. VIM. A. Berry, on Market ST., and
the beautiful mansion Of II. Mutt, Esq,
on Red Cross ST., all now nearly COM
pleted, aresespecially worthy ofnotlce
as evidencing a superior taste III archi-
-tectare.. Again. on the other side Of
the River. Immediately opposite town,
ourenterprising citizens Messrs.
Samuel Beery u Sons, hare just cree
ted large and superior Steam Saw
Mill, to be styled The Commercial"
"a good name by the way) which sup
plies very handsomely the vacancy oc-
casioncd by the destruction Of SINH.
lar building a year or so ago. Tbs in
addition to the Marine Rail Way and
Ship Yard for the construction and re-
pair OF vessels owned by the same firm,
is an evidence Of industry, energy and
enterprise, in the highest degree COM
mendable. But these are not 1.-THE.
The improvements are more remarkable
on the hills outside of the old limits of
the town. We are but boy yet, 1--WE
intend to continue a boy until some
sweet Mary, or charming Sue shall
make man of us,) and We have had
many days sport in shooting game in
what wa then the country, but is now
occupied BY we'll laid out Streets, and
hundreds Of neat and substantial dwell
lings. We do not know whether New
Orleans is jealous of the rising great
ness Of Wilmington" but We do know
that Wilmington is rising; and when
we are receiving thousands of bags of
Cotton annually by the Manchester
Rail Road, and Corn, Hay, Wheat,
Flour, &c., without end by the N. C..
Rail Road, and Coal and Iron in album
dance from Deep River, she will put
an extra plume or two in her wing.
Wilmington Herald.
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Civil aud Ecclesiastical Tyranny
A letter in The Newark Daily Advertiser,
,la,. I'd Florence, June 18th. says:
i. Arrests have been made. since the
dale of my last. at Cessna. lmola, Faren-
"a. Sayisaano, Rimini. Russi. Lugo. Fort,
Bo'nyna. &c., for various alleged political
offences. In the last named city alone,
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Ares. Of a Fugitive Slave at Buffalo.

Dcftaios aug. III.
The fret case Of an arrest under the
fugitive slave act occurred This morning.
A negro named Davis was, claimed by a
person belonging to Louisville. named
Moore. An examination resulted in a
clear Identification of the fugitive, and
proof IL Moore's ownership, aud Davis
was lhereupon remanded.
We have further particulars. as follows:
lie was second cook Of the steamboat
Buck Eye State, and named Daniels,
claimed rs fugitive slave From Louis
vile, KY, by man named Moore. The
arrest on Friday was kept as still as pos
sibe. but the report soon read through
the city, and large crowd collected a.
round the building in which he was con-
fined. An attempt was made la take him
10 jail in private carriage, but very
large and excited crowd blocked up The
passage. seized The horses by the bits, and
making Threats Of violence if he was moi
released. The fire bells were rung, which
served IN measure to tlisperse the crowd.
and he aas then taken To the house. still
followed by large crowd. Daniels was
taken bcfnre The u. ). Commissioner,
Hon. III. X. Smith. that afternoon, for a
hearing AMI The p'oaf Of identity and
ownership being lully established, his
honor rcmanded him back 10 his propric-
tor. Mr.. Moore. Of Louisville. While on
the way 10 the Court House, in The Gus.
toby Of The Deputy Marshal. The carriage
was attacked and stopped by the mob, but
except few knockdowns, no injury was
done. Daniels was notified this morning
that he had better leave for Canada, but
chose TO run the risk of being rescued
to going away. The city is now quiet.
though a great excitement has prevailed
during the day. D-ring the arrest. the
fugitive was severely injured by blow
on lie head, inflicted by The claimant. A
warrant for the arrest on a charge of as
saull and battery has been issued, aud lie
has been arrested and is now in jail. II
was reported that lie will be tried Saur-
day morning.
Buffalo. August Is.
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New York Importers and Jobsers.
-~~->~-S~---~-~~>~-s~
FREEMAN, HODGES & CO.,
IS Eiberty-Street,
Bsfweei Broad,oay and Nassdu-Streef,
NEAR THE PosT-oFFICE,
NEW.Y0RE.

WE are receiving, by daily arrivals from Eu-
W rope, our Fall and Winter assortment Of
Rich Fashionable Fancy Silk and Millinery
Goods.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly 10 examine our Stock and Prices, and
as interest governs we feel confident our Goods
and Prices will induce them to select from our
adjustment. Particular attention is devoted to
MILLINERY GOODS, and many of the arti-
cles are manufactured expressly to our order, and
cannot be surpassed in beauty, style and cheap
ness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck,
and Belt.
Satin and Tafleta Ribbons, Of all widths and
colors.
Silks, Satins, yelvets and Uncut yelyets, for
Hats.
Feathers. American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Pufinges, and Cad Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment.
Embroideres, Cspes, Collars, Undersleeves
and Cuffs
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Hemstitch
Cambria Handkerchief.
Grapes, Lisses, Tarletons, Illusion and Cap
Laces.
valencienes. Brussels, Thread, Silk, and I.isIe
Thread Laces.
Kid, Silk, Sewing Silk, Lisle Thread, Merino
Gloves and Mitts.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop Lawn
and Jaconet Muslins.
ENGLIsH, FRENCH, AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
! STRAW GOODS.
: y,,f,, 1881
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

isFiy unfthy pfnP'irtoIs. airnraifs. phr.
sieians. and gentlemen nf family. have
been pat IN irons, and the prisons are
crowded with The victims az civil and
feelesi@s'ss-&I tyranny. Al Rouigo there
have been within the past f.rtnishI. Iwen-
iy-one executions
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
u AR RIEn.

In The vicinity Of Salem, on the Goth Instant,
by the Rev. George +. Dahnson, Mr.. JrIlrs L.
KERN. Of this place, to Miss SELMA srAcu,
daughter of Mr.. David spach.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

The marriage Of an aged couple is re-
corded in the last number OF the CincIn-
mali Commercial. In Lewis county. KY,
on the sIsl ult., Joseph Moore, aged sew
entv eight, was married 10 Mrs. Mary
Tolen. aged eighty foar-ihe third wife
In the groom and Tie f III husband to tie
bride.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Thursday the alst
instant, Mr.. JonS KELLr Jackson, son Of MI.
Jacob Jackson, deceased, in the 2lst year Of his
age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Governor Ilunl. Of New York, has Of
Tered a reward OF $500 for The discovery
aud arrest of The per-ons who, disguised
as Indians, .ommiliel an outrage upon
ur. Shaw, a few days since. in Rensse-
laer county. This will. we hope. lead to
the ,lelesilon of lbnse vino were gailty Of
that fragrant outrage. In regard 10 this
outrage The Troy journal says:
"Ollicers are engaged IN the hottest oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

Mass lchusetts. inlelli gent cores
pon,lrn, Of The Boston (Democratic) Post.
in we'll reasoned article, demonstrates
that ll,e Wings will be restored 10 power
in Massachusetts, al the next election, "by
The misc.,nducl of those who formed The
coalition in The Legislature 10 elect Free
soil Senator last winter. This abuse oil
mus, has created so great disgust that il
will PROSTATE the present State govern
menl, and bring upon portion Of The De-
mocrary deep aud meriled censule."
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We learn from The GaIena Adssrliser
mai The Ifsaiy lately made by t'onmis.
slnner Lea and Governor Ramsey viii
the Lower Bands Of the Sioux Indians
provides thai these bands shall receive.
whfn lliey have remnsed 10 their final
destination. some 225.000 10 pay their
debts aud expenses Of removal. aud an
snnnIiy IN MONEY of sb,ui $4,000 Tor
hiiy yeaEs. The lands In be cedrd by
them amount 10 sixteen miIlisns Of acres.
lying along and west of The Mississippi.
inom the Iowa Siaie fine nonl 10 illr L alls
q 81 Anthony. and abose lhsl ri ,cr.
The quantity u lsl.d reded by The Upper
Bands of The Sioux j. twenty one mil
Hons " acres. Nai. LafsLigsacer.
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ALABAMA.

The Montgomery Advertiser an Ga.
zeiie. . Southern Rights" paper. thus
arknoa lodges the lie cal II lis party Al The
late election:
We have received sufficient returns 10
satisfy us that the Congressional elections
in This State have resulted disa-irously for
Southern Rights. Bat Two Sou hern
Rights men. Bragg and Harris. have been
ele,.le,. willie The Fillmore federal cnn.
solidaiionisis have elected FIVE. This
shows bad im the cai,ss OF The South in
Alabama"
The Montgomery Journal says thai ,he
=" Union" mrn have a majority of thirteen
members in the State Senlle, and forty
members in the House Of Repreprrsenia.
iives.
The vote in the northern portion Of lhc
State, especially. indicates wounderlu
unanimliy in favor OF the Union and the
Compromise measures. and in opposition
10 the right Of secession. The Noril
Alahamlan says that mol single indvidu
al who openly avowed his belief in III,
abstract right of secession, or was ever
suspected of entertaining such here,ica
views. has been elected either 10 the Stat
Legislature or To Congress in that section
Of the State. A more unequirocal ant
overwhelming condemnation and rebuk,
Of The hereses and designs Of the " South
ern Rights" Associations in the Stale
could mol have been administered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

TINES CnANGEs.-In 1881, only 90
years ago. Daniel Webster, Stephen
White and olhers. purchased the island of
East Boston. on speculation, for $4,000.
The speculation proved ruinous TO them,
but now one of its wharves could not be
purchased fnr what they paid for the
whole island LIS population is now 1000
and it has four or five churches, large
manufactures, several ship yards and
many elegant houses. Every spo, 81
ground will soon be covered with sub.
sianilal dwellings.
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ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT.

ANOk hE Liz AhG n DLE ANAOhs
M RS. A. b. Register, will also sell at the same
I'VE time and place, her plantation, adjoining
the above, and upon the same terms. This land
is well known as the Christmas Lands, and is
the most productive kind of Haw River Land i
is well timbered, well watered, and has good
comfortable houses on it. This tract contains
Two Hundred and Thirty Five Acres. Persons
wishing TO purchase, are requested 10 view the
premises. 49,
ANNA ID. ROYSTER.
Graham, Aug. 10, 1851. 9S-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

The Hon. Edward A. Hannegan, lex.
Minister 10 Prussia, ex-U. 5. Senator, DC. J
was a candidate for Representative o.
Fountain county, in The Legislature Of In
diana, at The election held in that State on
the 4,h. but was defeated by Jacob Dyce,
(Dem by a majority Of 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Valuable Land for Sale.

1sdof1.- THE subscriber, being DESTROYS to
tyTTs move TO the west, offers for sale be-
sG1Ss tween Four and Five Hundred Acres
~, of good Land, lying on the waters Of
New Hope creek in Orange county. He would
sell ON accommodating terms. The said land is
situated fourteen miles south east from HILLSIDE
rough. and about six miles east from Chapel Hill.
The plantation is now in good repair for four or
five hands TO work to advantage, with good Mea-
dow Ground attached to it. Persons wishing to
purchase are requested to come and view the pre-
misses as he can better show the land than he
can here describe it.
NOAH TRICE.
August ~. SS-5w
az The Raleigh Register will insert once q
week for three weeks, and forward the account
to this office.