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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-18

NUSS--A splendid assortment of cheap single barre
~ Shot Guns, and Fine English double barreed do
BANS HARDWARE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
PROM HAVANA.

ArrnunIs from IIavanna 10 the l7ih nj
ilmo innlish The following ilrms of intel
ligpnrr:
Foriy-6re Of The Cuban prisoners sill
remain IN confinement al Havana. The
Americans al that place had made up
subscriptions 10 purchase rloihing and
other nrressaries for The romfait Of the
rapiivrs. whose chains have hren taken
of them. and they appear 10 be kindly
treated IN every respcci.
The prisoners had ps,,lished q card Of
thanks To the officers 81 The United States
sl"op Of war Albany. aud the officers oi
The prison al Havana. and 90 lhe British
Consul. and resident Amriira,s. thanking
them in warm terms Ear The kindness and
sympathy expressed in their behalf. and
The measures they had iskrn Tor their re-
l,ef.
The inhabitants of Havana had suhscri-
bed $4,000 for The relief of the widows
and orphans Of the Spaniards who fell in
The late engagements with The fmces nm.
der Lopez. The funeral ob.cquirs az the
slain were celebrated al the Cathedral
al Havana IN The 9th ulIimo with great
pnmp. Crnsses were distributed 10 the
soldiers by the Captain General. who AZ
Icrwani went 10 Bahia Honda Tor the pur>
pose Of inspecting operations. and to dis.
tribute rewards among the people.
The rejnicings al Havana were very
great al the humiliation Of the expedi
ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
LATE FROM THE PACIFIC.

The Uniled States steamship Illinois,
Lieut.. Il. ]. Hartsiein, arrived u. New
York al an early hour ON Saturday morn
ing from Chagres. via Kingston and Nor.
fnIk. Left t.hagres on tie 9th Instant.
Kingston, jamaica. ON the l2ih, and Nor
folk on the 18Th. She made the run
from Hampton roads to Sandy Hook in
~ hours.
Revival Of Business IN San Francis
co.-'rhe Alta California 81 The 10Th ol
Angus, Tins speaks of The business pros
pec,s Of San Francisco:
On every hand the indica,ions are nu-
marous and unmisiakahle that our city is
once more progressing. She is rising ra-
pidly from the ashes Of her mislnriuncs.
The principal streets, which were but 4
short time since almost ienaniless, are now
lined with handsome shops, whose show
windows exhibi, most tempting displays
of valuable. choice. beautiful. and costly
wares and merchandise. The brick bull.
dings which were destroyed in the two
recen' co inagraiions are nearly all rebuilt
aud rrfled; and are now. beyond all ques.
lion, FIRE proof. In addition, very many
new brick IN stone structures have been
erected. and quite nu nber arc in pro
gress.
business Of every kind is reviving
Confidence is gradually assuming swa..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

sad fhele :. ,fery rrasnn 10 iseiieve ilial
q psnspeei II an extremely rainy uinier
wall pnainrs 4 vrfy large l,il issdv. Oav
hus'psss men aad ril,sens gsuesslly .fs
very sangninr.
IhniuElnui Ihe SIZE campslalirs
pare and quirl riga. TIE ransliiused
.l'ihoTilirs are 10 he lnll prsf -smanrr nf
,hrir lnnriians. aided Nv he rr<p~rsiKe : +
Ri'aner rommiiires. znd feelisss IL serar
NV . quite esnessl-
The ps'liiiral pani~s are waxing wsrmsr
as The election day sppfasrlles. hul uIse
sfdH Is eoh6ned 20 rev Iimilrd nnm.
her nj aetisr pariisans. Mast mrn viii
60 o the pals and rnfr Cor those rsndi.
dAies esierhed The hest. wiihonl much re-
glrd IN parry Distinctions.
Thr LATEST inIrilisrnre from the In.lian
country - nf fsrnrshlr character. anil
l'iiir ira.bleis 10 be aPrrehen.lrd from ,Ilzl
qraner.
. se mining interest was never IN hes--
Ger eotdi''nn. snd The yifld of gold never
larger.
The agricultural resources nc lhe State
have heen largely aud probably develop
rd during the past SEASON.
On the whole. then. the r0nnirv nav
be SET dawn As advancing very rapidly in
the rare Of prosperity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
INVASION or cUBA-AyOTHER Ex-
PEDTTlONs

The New York correspondent Of lhe
Philsdelphia Inquirer says q will sI,nfIly
be siaawn thai the Government aI Cuba
got up The la,e expedition CIR The urp,se
al anmlllaiing IL. and then adds:
That day. an. hour. and men and
means. and I'll The appliances IL war. will
he arranged al ma very distant ,lsy. oui al
the jurisdiction nf The Uuilrd States, "a
make another attempt apn Cuba. am
certain.
Ii inay he al time when this Govern
mrni is poised bri~cen Cabinet about
10 retire. and new one ahoui 10 enter
upon public dulirs-uh hen iheIe l. kind
of inlfrwennm. and political parties are
NOT disposed 10 peril popularity. II may
be so"ner-bui j, will take place. unless
there are means taken Ia suppress the ve.
nv designs 81 men. Cine question alone
y the obstacle Ia a much earlier ariinn.
However, you may be prepared 10 cxperl
more formidable invasion ri Cuba Than
has ever yet been talked of or coniem-
plated b. the public.
] have M disposition either 10 alarm OF
10 excite any nnr-bui have 10 hes,ia-
ii"n in prrdirIing ,lla, an aiiemr. will be
made. beranse | believe lIlai very Tor
nidable military force will be ronrentra-
tel at great distant from the Uuiie,l
SliIes. fsr the purpo-e Of making de.
scent upon Cnba. when M one. except
the commander Of il. can know the APP
pointed hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01


Annilifr seriaus risi has errarrrd Al kry
West Asqahi<h ser-fI sl.irh pui IN Al
ihai Pnfl rsuP NEAR bring destroyed. and
the Spanish si,ap< IN HE plare wrrs hra-
len up snd s'ripp~d nf their ennienis.
This roadars j. di-grarrfh ~ me ameri-
ran rl,snricr. II hernmrs as 70 talk ma
nsorr af Spanish. rrurl;ir< az lndigniIirs 10
American pri-aarrs. MI we have FIRST
pniisd the ham oul ~ nar awn eyes.
lfaw -hamrfilIy ihis nira q wial TIA
81 the raasnl lately driven frnm New O-
lrans hy The msh. vim. ~ lass NJ r.nnIs.
was inter sing hims+lfal Havana 90 smr-
ilora'e the suiIriings al The me hundred
and sixty Am~trans eap'uIrd by lsi- las-
fsnmeai. Thesr iiliha-iirr mnb< and ri-
nts wiil and ouglIi is d,sgrsrr us in the
eyes nfshr riviIlzrd w"rld. IL lhry Do moi
involve Us in war with friendly Pawer.
They prreinde I'll l,spe af the relrasr III
any more prisonrrs by The Spanish au-
tii"ri'irs. albany Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Affirming Raiiro1d Riot in Nep Jer@y-Serc.
raj liea KiA,d-7ze Military Called 0m.
E.s.. ID. 60 e.

Affirming Raiiro1d Riot in Nep Jersey-Sev-
raj Men KAsd-7ze Military csiied Out.
Easton. Pa. Sept 5lh.
A very serious difficulty has occurred
among the IrisIi hand. employed an the
New Jersey Central RaiIroas. near
spruce Kun, ab.'al IL miles from this
pl zee.
u seems thai quarrel look place last
Sunday. hrlween The natives Of The differ.
eni counties of Ireland relating 10 some
local differences IN their own county
Since that time the lahorers employed at
different points Of the road have formed
themselves inio paths. and have had
several battles. in whirh fire arms have
been freely used. Several men have been
shot andlwo al least are known to be kill
cd.
Tile sheriff has called ont the military.
but as yet they have made no impression
upon the rioters. The Irishmen have
firearms, and very serious irou-
BILE is feared all along the line Of HE road.
Yes erlay The freshmen expece,l. and
prepared themselves for grand baiile.
hut up 10 The last evening nothing Of Sc
riaus character had occurie'.
Mr.. Thomas Reard"n, Catholic Priest
or Easion, la. used his influence among
them 10 quiet them. The whole neigh
horhooI, Of course. is in state of gre 4
excitement. The military yesterday
succeeded in taking the arms ON a par.
ty of Irishmen marching l., attack another
sci. and they dispersed. They are armed
with guns. pis OILS. and clubs, and compel
their fellow-lahorers Ia join them wl,elh-
er disposed 10 do so or moi,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

MIssIssIppr.-It is reported that the
majority of votes to sustain the Union
agaist disunion, was ten thousand, at
the late election for Delegates to a
State Convention. The Holly Springs
Gazette says: "A rebuke from the
ballot-box has been given, and the voice
of her brave sons has declared that they
are American citizens, whose country is
broader than State, and whose allie
glance is vet firm to the land Of Wash
snrton and to the Constitution Of our
fathers. The strife has been a warm
and noisy one, but the voice ofthc po
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

Benjamin Robbins Curtis. $50. Of Boston, ha.
leen appointed BY the President 20 GU the vacan-
cy on the supreme csad Bench eIraird BY The
a lcnicd drre Use Of Mr. Justice Woodbury., aud
aecrpicd The appointment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

iple. speaking Ia authoritative majesty
through the elective franchise. has
lhroWn stiffness upoa the agilaled va.
lers the buele-noies 81 Qaitman, which
pealed - eherFingly upon the ears q
hhett. haFedied aMay g. Mellow breath
ings q ! death whisper; and Z calm,
ne hspe durable. Will settle upon our
State
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
n ,soeries On FaJeffcvIilc.-Ths

csniin a ssys the siare IL Jones & Nicholson
". broken open on Thursliy night last. aud
g,i.io considerable am uni. and twenty-five
ds.Iss ia slsrr. stolen. This. the csrolinian
scs, is ihr 9Th aorr broken open within The
Ilsi few we Is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Equity Sale.

RY virtue of a decree Of the Court Of Equity
- for Orange County, made at September
Term, 1851, | shall offer for sale, on the prem
iscs. on Tuesday the 2ist day Of October next
the Real Estate belonging TO the heirs Of the late
Rankin Mckee, containing about 3l3 acres, ly-
ing upon the waters of Little River, adjoining
the lands Of John Wilkerson, William A. Mckee.
and others. Said Real Estate being the dover
land Of Lydia Mckee, now deceased.
A credit of twelve months will lie given, the
purchaser giving bond and security and the tie
tie will be reserved until the purchase money is
paid.
o. F. LONG, c. & NE.
September l6. Or
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1851.
William III. Broipn vs.. Alexander J. Jones.
Original Attachment, levied on defendants undi-
vided interest In Tract Of Land containing
1876 acres more or less, adjoining the lands Of
James Moore. Hugh kirkpatrick, and others,
on the waters of Haw Greek.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court,
Il that the defendant in this case is non.resi-
dent Of this State: Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made for six weeks successfully
in the Hills5orough Recorder, notifying said de-
fendaLt 10 appear at the next term Of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to he held foi tho
county Of Orange, at the court house in HILLSIDE
rough. on the fourth Monday in November next.
then and there to plead and replevy, or the land
levied on will be condemned to satisfy plaintiff 8
claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court.
at office, the 4th Monday in August, A. d. 1851.
j. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Sept. IS. Price Adv. s4:75.) O3-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Foi the Recorder.

Foi the Recorder.
Lines suggesi.d BY fie sudden and uncxpeei.
cd deafh MA friend.
A bird, with strong young wing.
Flew away from The parents nest,
And meath the skies Of SUMMER cline
Built him place Of rest
hongycars, inc Dird new on,
Carecring in his might;
With nought in life, Too bright for hope,
Too strong, for his strong wings fight.
A thought Of the mother land,
With bright scenes ellis his eye:
And the brave bird flew 10 the old home back
To fold his wings AMI die.
Hillsborough, Sept. 1851.
PETERBURG MARKET S.
Reported for tho Intclligencer.
Thursday, Sept. 25lh, 1851.
ToBAcco.-No change since last rcpnr
dull.
CoTToN remains The same. Sales a,
&c.
WnEAr.-We quote a light advance
since our last report. Prime While now
sells AT 55". Extra prime Red S0c.- ge.
morally at 49,.
FLOUR --SnpeiIine. 81; Family 80.
toRN.-65c. for Prime.
BAcoN.-Sides scarce and wanied-l2
a III cis.-ShouIders 81 Zoe; Western,
l0i l0ac; Virginia. hoy round, I2c.
LARD.-virginia, l2ir.
APPLE BRANDy-35c.-wan wanted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Obituary.

Died, IN this county, on Thursday the 10Th
uli, Mr.. JouS PAUL, respectable citizen, aged
SO years. He had been member Of the Chris
tian Church for long series Of years.
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rad he I'D fa.heay. 10 st.md on H.
plailHm an Whirh our fnhrss and nur,
selVrs hasr STORED IL serene 10y. ~ ~
ussrs ~ sneressi,r larilons have laslHd
themselves No lsfg ani br..ksa q b,
h.Er.
l.nysily ., IL llama Dot AZ I'D ahd
f.s'nal as<rnl Il ll,r understanding asIr.
hui The warm and rmlrzring ssmlsil,irs
4 ihe hF@r- Willingness is fn. and. Il
nerd lie. sbirr IN lsei rznsr. rszs,slsfing
ans lrmParsry o. lursl sHrces-. haxsrff
brilliant. .. purchased VI lssa grrsi rot.
Il y lie II The expensr az The least idiilr
70 hef. fsavaliy IN ll,r caaslisnlian -
slae angus. md wr trust. immnrsai bund
al thai Uninn. Rr1dinrs. 10 prsfarm The
whole rnHirar; wiii,snl eszSsan ar rrsrr-
saf'nn. and IN The spirit AZ c.sinpn,mise
aud mutual ranrr<.inn il shirh Il vas
framed. Rrvewniial nhrslirnfe "a Law as
The fnlr &C srIian - "f .I.aushi. hriwrrn
ai'irih and anarchy there j. and can ne ma
middle er rand Snl-f rrgud- fr the
nights af mr sister Slslr.; a calm hpt
fearless rindir4ii,,a ufanr Nm'innaf hmm;
and. as rssrniIai'ss Inns. The preservation
II all h zris. and every rsss. az our Ma.
ilanal friil. and z.srupul.us rrK,rd far
The rights and fr Ilsr iruilarirs Of alhrr
Nai'"ns. The encouragement AID pf,-
ieriian Of cur swn industry by speri-
&c and discriminating duiirs. The de-
srlnpmeni az sur great mai. raj rrsourrs.;
and the prnirrli'n and safety nf sasnlnrsre
an onr ! LAND ~ we'll - oar oniward seas.
A arnrrans and manly supp.n az the Al.
minisiraiinn wiirll m4insains. and. as Ear
a. ~ ~ power. aries oui this wise and,
liberal p..liry.
Adhrring 10 This p.alfrm. broad enough
inr az least twenty million. nf freemen 10
stand uron. nnderly ing HE whole political
h"nz"n. excluding geography, iron %.
litirs. We may hope {, triumph. TIN ans
more harlow see i0nsl platform. surrcs
would be worse than defeat.
Grnilemrn. 10 The lasl campaign. the
Wing parry bent hrfoIe The sinrn. bu, IL
bent only a. the nsk h.ais before The
passing uind. Ia rise up again in is ma
Jest, aud 10 iis strength. On of tins evil
we max edurr geud .oul &c this nrliIe
danger. we may plaek iLe flnwer. sale
~" We .ne~drd The Wholesome disri.
plinr az adversely. and if il shall serve To
knii us Vel more slosrIy together. 10 muse
US Ia greater vigilance. ID more vigorous
eiiarI. Ilinnsh like the tad. ugly and ven.
rmous, il will have jewel in ne head.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

To PosTMAsTERs.-The second Asst.
p. nj. General, in letter to the editor
of the esprit of the Age" says that
enclosing bills for subscription in news
papers, or mark on them to show
when the subscription expires, does mol
subject said paper to the charge of let
ter postage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Land Warrants.

I" ANTED number Of Land Warrants, for
~ which the highest cash prices will he paid.
Apply to Thomas Webb, esq. or Messrs. Long
& Webb.
Sept. 80. 03--3w
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STATE OF NORTH-cAROILNA,

- - -N0t&s
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1881.
George Lu,rs. Trustee. &c.
ss.
william NJ cmrie.
Origins. Attachment. levied on the Tract Of Land
wherein Hugh Currie lived and died, on tho
waters OF New Hope, adjoining the lands Of
Baxter Davis, James Jones, and others, con-
tanning 2i2 acres, more or less.
William y. Stroyhorn)
vs.. Original Attachment.
TIE same
IT appearing to che satisfaction Of the Court,
= that the defendant In these cases, William NJ.
curre. l. nonresident ofthis State: II is there
fme ordered that publication he made for six
weeks successfully in the Marlborough Recorder,
notifying the said defendant 10 appear al the next
term Of The Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
to be held for the county Of Orange. at the count
house in IIilisharansh, Al. cs~vst Ms~.lay IA.
November next, then and these TO ple1d and re-
plcvy. or the land levied on will be condemned
10 satisfy plaintiffs claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison. Clerk Of said Court,
al Office, the 4ih Monday in August, ID. 1851.
J. ALLISON, G. c. q.
Sept 25. price Adv. S6:00) O3-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

We learn from the National fnielIigenerr. iha
ca. laws II. Neswass. of WaynrriIse. n.
C.. iaIila Asen, fos the Upper Missouri aseacy.
IA that city on the 18th ullimo for his distant
AL im?orAni PoSi, Al o. nsar Pos, Picnr, on the
Ye.lsx Stone.
Nj. Norwood was fsrmcrly az this place. and
lie high esteem ia which iis character i held
wse,e he Il web known. will warrant US in say
iag that the Government has not mote honest
and fsiihfaI agent in H. ersirr. We hope the
llsain isirs,isn may always be as fortunate ia
,he seleciisn Of is ssrnts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
LIST or LETTzPe.

IL kNAlNiN0 ia Tbs fasl Oaies q Hllisl ..
- Fosgh, y. e.. 81 Ihs "a day 81 Oss,ass,
80, Nbish Hnsiistea oul wlihia lifes moalti,
sA y fsai % NE usnslsi Pea o1cl q as11
lslirE6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

WEBSTER and Cuba. THE Washing
ton correspondent al the New York Her.
aid writes Ms lo.luws:
Snns eight or tea weeks ago. hefnrc
Mr.. Webster left Washington. the British
and French diplomatic Iunriionaries here
hln,ed, in semi-oilirial manner. al the
necessary in which their respective gov
ernIncn,s nigh, b. placed To prevent The
attempt of otr rillzens 90 spiz. upon Gu.
ba 10 whlh Mr.. Webster. | bel eve.
gave a very comprehensive reply, starting
that the Government Of the United STATES
had done. ard hourly continued 10 do I'LL
IN its power d, prevent other expeditions
against Cuba; hut that this government
was noisin he threatened hy anv furcign
power. am, would nat i-,rntos uriflhreals.
Me-. webslcI's note rrm1ined unanswer-
ed by SIR lIrnr, aud The Minister sent us
By Mr.. Louis Bonaparie.
~~-ss~-<~-.- .-.@>-
The Acting Secrctai, Of Stale addressed the
following letter some days ago TO the Governor
Of Maryland, In reply TO a communication from
that funciionay 10 the President Of ihe limited
States complaining Of the Christana tragedy:
Department of State
Washington, 18th Sept. 1851.
TO HIS Erceiicney the Govrnor Of Maryland.
SIR:-Ymr letter of The 18th inst. 10
the President has been received. IN reply
| am instructed TO say that. on Saturday
last. official reports of The outrage referred
To by you ExceIlrncy. were received from
the Commissioner nf the United States.
in Philadelphia. aud the District Attorney
for The Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
Alter careful consideration Of the sub
iecl, orders were dispatched by The Pres
sident to the prnper oflicers Of The United
States in Pennsylvania, requiring them To
proceed Immediately 10 arrest all persons
rriminaIly concerned in the transaction.
The District Attorney was especially
instructed IN asceriain whether The facis
would make out the crime of treason
against The United Stats. and if so, IN
take prompt measures 10 secure all con.
cerned fnr i ial lnr that offence.
am instructed to assure your Excel
lenry that the President regards this vio-
laiiun nf The righ of The peaceful CHI.
gems of Maryland with dep adherence.
aud that he will not fail To exert all his
constitutional powers 10 hiring the Often
ders Ia meriled punishment.
| am. si,. respectfully. your obi serv'l
w. s. DERRICK. Acting Sec'y.
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wednesday, October ..


The n. q. Raisroad.--T'hs pspers 10
De wsss q - sss'e iss sssersl d ne eonirarios.
AZ Nsnh csnaina RailSnsd n Rowan, Gull.
ri. Alananrr. dr-. have sifrsay eomaenoed
A,sr wofk. and are progressing finely. The
c..lrsrlss IN lhis csun,y have not bern idlr.
nssr.- Clare. w. Johnston and Paul C. Cam
,ou have nusnbef II hands at woh on he arc
,;sss s1irsdiag cat from this plarr. and hes%s.
Tu-nsr and Jones have bren actively engaged IN
,r ,ssia; rans. &c. and will. We presume. soOn
c.nm.are woik On lhe secfion extending west.
We esmmrnd the energy d The contractors in
re wrs who have gel The start u US. but lhry
MA keep up sirsdy pub 70 enable lhem 10
e,n,iuue IN advance u Orange. The wok han
il. i-sn commenced here. q the din wiIlb made
10 undrr The direriion Of The efficient and en-
r. ,rsis contractors who hive taken j; in hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

The Acting Secrctai, Of Stale addressed the
following letter some days ago TO the Governor
Of Maryland, In reply TO a communication from
that funciionay to the President Of ihe United
States complaining Of the Christiana tragedy:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

hlism III. IsrssentffFy Csrer r. VI helss
Persons calling Tor any Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
DENNIS HEARTH, Pm.
October l.. o3-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

OveI fifty, 25 per cent advance the above will be
charged 81 so in addition to the above will be charged
Admission Fee the first year
OFFICERS
DIRECToRs,-20G00 Members.
R. CROssET President, A. M. GALPIN, V. Prest
II. H. DARLING, Secretary and Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A M. GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY, REV. r. II. CoNKLIN,
l.. w. kIMBALL.
RefereRces-Ex. Gov. Sade, of Vermont; Hon J. r
Giddings, c.; Hon Edward Little, Marshfed; Rev. d
N Merritt Honsatonic, Mass; Seth Rogers NJ. D., Wor
ceste Mass; Hon. Apheus Fetch, u $. Senator; Hon.
Seth NJ. Gates, NJ c., N Y; C. Iynde, Esq, johnson,
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