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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

A laz y fellow, named Gay Hole, .
living near Coyington, Ky, has
adopted way Of spelling his name
which throws Fonotypy' clear into
the shade. He makes a big y, and
then Jobs bis pen through the paper
for the fTole!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
To Blacksmiths.

FHlI1E ubscribers have made arrangements
Il for keeping very heavy stock OF
Iron, dUnug The ensuing year; aud &c
BLAcKsMITis and others who will buy
largely Of them, they will offer inducements
which will render II unnecessary 10 go q
Nashville TO make purchases.
SOUrHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Dec. IL. 1850.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
DIR. w. w. M'NeIley

ESf ~ LILY tenders his thanks Ia
u his lriends for theirpaponase hefelofore.
aud hopes mat past alleRlien "a 60 ~
trusted I'D his care. will tnsure cor,;,,,,l .d.,
6dence.
Office, in T.. d. Atkins sboo-
Dec Ii, IS5O-Iy~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
For the Ladies.

For the Ladies.
- FAfcY Dress SILK,
go black do do
~ Foulard do
Embroidered Swiss;
Thread, JaconeI, and Swiss EDoISGs;
do do do INsERTINGs;
black Silk LACE;
RIBBONS and FLOWERS;
CAPEs. COLLARS and CUFFS;
Drawn Silk BoNSETs (whlle;)
PARAsoLs and FANS;
EAR 2fsGs and BREAST PMS;
Linen and Cambria HAxDKEReHIEFs,
KID GLovEs, good assortment;
in fact, every article Of Ladies Dress Goods.
OF The latest slyles.
May II. s. J. SHANkLiN s. co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
PA EN'gSe

Al goo Kegs Fahnessock's pure Lead;
60 10 bbls Llnseed OH; -
.Gse'Aer with = large supply Of Chrome
Greea. Chfome Yellow Spanish Brown. We
ne'ian Red. Litharge. Paint Brushes. Var.
h. 0'"u Aper' Glue, Sc. for sale low
April I. fs5l-ly - = = q -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

hA+LEY'S CELEBRATED Pam Erirot1or
~ fdr Burns, Bruises, SC;
DALEY , celebrated Cure All. for everv k;nl
OF injury 10 ANIMALS;
Bulls Sarsaparilla and yellow Dock.
Rogersl LiveIwon and Tar;
, Vista , Balsa3m OF Wll4 Cherry;
WIlllsIhs' Pumoaic BalsaiH;
Gray celebrated Plaster 10 r Ulcers. Sores
Jew Ddyid's DO do do H. i.
JudkInd DO Ointment 20 DOL
-Spohn'$ Head Ache Remedy;
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills;
Peters Anu Bilious Pills;
HoohanG's celebrated German R;,,e,, Ia.
ffmales;"
Thompfop's Anodyue Syrup loreworneu ant
children;
Pans Soothing Syrup '.for children iseihin e.
LucIna cordial for Genital DISEASES;
Mustang Linamenf; =
Fol sale al the proprieiors' prices. bv
J. NJ. ZTyERaiNN.
Wholesale Al gent.
Sign II fhe Lion and Mortar. Market 81.
APfl |. NAsHVlLLE TEsS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
SeEaa6a.sRS.

GPICE, Pepper, Rice; Ginger, Soda, Sale
y rams. Sulphur, Copperas, Powder, Shot,
lnt go, Madder. assorted Nails, Gum Cam
phor, Les Pencils. Percussion Gaps, Fish
Hooks and Lines. Matches. Rosin, Nulmegs,
Cloves, Box Backing. DemJohns and Jugs.
May 6. G. b. MCKENZIE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
Observation-Disclosures NEIL

ut Meir old and lcell established Corner.
M e have just received one OF the MOST
w EXTENSIVE and VARIED Stocks OF
Goods, Wares, and Merchandise. ever before
offered n this market. Our Stock Of La,
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS is by far the most complete. and
best selected that we have ever before had,
and - entirely too large for as 10 attempt a
list q all The different Names, Styles, Grades
ana Oualiies in an advertisement. Weenly
asa our friends 10 call on Us before purchasing
ana we pledge ourselves TO show them as
nahusone lot of Goods, as has ever been
brought to the place. and al prices thal-shali
be satisfactory.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
}. M. ZlNFERMAN,

Sign Of the Lion and Mortar, four
doors from sSg4are. MARKET
81, Nashmzle, Tenn,
ltEsEPcTFULLr assures all pur- -
ri chasers WHO may want articles In -
Ct.1hIs Tine that he SOW has in st0rr Inc
best stock that has ever before been Ia the
same house, and which he will sell al as low
raIes as they can Be brought from the Eastern
or other cities. -
The house has long been known
as one OF me nlcsf extensive ia
Tennessee, and the present prpnrIe,or
will eDdeayoF 10 continue the clTer Of Inlnce
ments 10 all who may be in wsnt of Windo,o
Glass, Glass Hgxe. Paints. Otis, Yarnislss
Dye lFeods, IFdigo, .HediciRGf Vines and
BrGldies. Brushes. PerfHmery, FanesJj .frti-
ctes, ESegars, Snsfs, Seeds, Pcrder, Skof
Lead SC. Aprff 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
SazaeNa'6RS.

A SUPERIOR article of English Dairy
IA CHEESE, Sweet ORANGES. pure
GOLDEN SYRUP, and a No. ! srtcle OF
ST. Lous Crushed SUGAR, just received
aud ior sale low for The cash by
COBB & WOODS.
May 6. A, the Livery Stable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
Window Glass. !

$Ss5 ovO HALE-Boxzs OF imported
zAT<S and Western maze fnom 7k9 10
5zx4R, for safe low by
: APrI: lily J. NJ. ZfAIERsfAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
. TEA! TEA: rEA!!:

Ia. a tl-A.- 4EA...
w. "A LARGE Lot Of sUsry Kind, from,
= q 9Uc 10 81 30 per 3D., direct iron, the
& e celebrated Canton Tea C0mDeay,s
estabiI| hment, IN packages from I Il, 10 n,
boxes.
The attention Of Counlry .isycb,,n,, =
PAETtd ULARLY inriled TO this aTucle. ID H.
whoedale agent,
April |. JIM. ZIMMERMAN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

SOAPS.
4 EMMY LIND, Rose, Military and Rosin
~ May q. G, 3. MCKENZIE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
SUNDRgEs.

81 MAsos's Backing; Marbles. c@o
~ Shoe Brushes; Violin S,,;,r -
-EGz Letter Paper; side I.annt. os-,sl7
Fool's-cap Paper; HaneIno H.
s %aarPlng 90 Shaving Soaps
Slate Pencils; Sbavipo Brnst,ss
Lead DO iPerfurnerv
INKs, black, blue, red: Sc &c - q
With a large assortment -of ar,icIsS $50,
expressly fer the country trade Tor Ill -.
by J. M. ZfNIERNAN
April |, Is5i-Ig : ---s'-1N-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

Horn observation-disclosures are gen
erally aware of the fact that cattle
once attacked with The horn distem-
per are subject to similar attacks
every succeeding winter or spring
/ have found hy experience that a
dose Of SCOT ard salt given occasion
ally, with little s pirits Of turr entine
between the horns, viii, prevent an
attack.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

1 WILL ssiend Al The allowing siuaes ard F;s-
ees 10 eaileei The Tsres for The y~sf IS 81. vxs
Mason Han. on Friday the sIh July.
Cedar Glove. on saturday the sfh.
Hillssoroush. on Asadsy lhe 7sh-
Hurdles. on Tuesday the 9Th.
Jos. M'Kre's. on "Wednesday the 9Th.
Jon~s a Hessss's Ssorr. on Thursday The 10Th.
NONE e. Msuezu's, ON Friday the llth.
William Lpscemb's. ON Saturday me I2lh.
viIkerson's. on Monday the lsih.
Prstfs Store. on Tuesday the 18th.
Gunler's. on Wednesday the 18th.
William Ticeis. on Thunlsy The l7th.
Chapel Hin. on Friday lhe 18th.
Thomas Longs. on Saturday the 18Th.
lease Durhsm's. on Monday the 2la.
VIM Thompson's. on Tuesday the 2ed.
Hiisboroush. Ito collect The Town Taz.) on
"Wednesday the 23d.
1 The Magistrates appoiried 10 take The Tax
lists far 1881, will attend in their respective
Districts a, The times and places shave men,ion-
ed. Punctusliiy will he expected Of all.
JAMES q. TURRENTlNE. Sler;E.
June IA. S.
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Moro CONTRACT Tnkeni

Contracts were tiken at this place on We'd
nrsiay last. Tor the grading. &c. on the North
Carolina Rail Road. from Pais Store to the
Alamance line. with the exception Of small
section ab..u, five miles west Of IIilIzborough;
and we learn from the Democrat. that on Friday.
Al Graham. contracts were taken for all that por-
ton of The Road which lics in Alamancc County.
except one OF two sections for short distances.
We understand that since Wednesday las, the
section west Of this place, which then remained
10 be contracted for. has hecn let out.
This is doing well; and since the contracts for
The construction Of the road have leen 20 rrsdiIy
let out from Gollsborough to Guilfonl. there can
le no doubt that the remaining contracts will al
he taken ~ the 10th Of July.
The contractors FOR the portion Of the Road in
Orange are energetic. business mrn. and we pre-.
dc, that the wo,k will progress finely when they
commence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02
Medical society Of N. C.

A fricnl has furnished US with pamphlet
copy Of the proceedings Of the second annual
meeting Of the Medical Society Of North Caro-
lia. The Style of printing is good. aud does
credit 10 the Standard Office. We have read the
proceedings with interest. for, besides the reports
and statistics which necessarily form an impor-
tant part Of the proceedings Of such bodies, and
which ars generally ofbut little interest to any ex-
copt the members, the Secretary has given brief
sketch the discussions which cnsued in relation
to variety Of diseases, and the different modes Of
practice pursued in particular cases and though,
as we learn, several inaccuracies have occurred in
the report Of the debates. doubtless from the mex
perience Of the reporter. get we believe some val
liable information has been furnished to the pro.
fession. In the appendix to the pamphlet Is an
interesting report Of a case Of Dry Notification
in which cure was effected by amputation o.
the hand. The report is given by Dr.. N. J
Pitman, Of Rocky Mount, who performed the
operation.
This Society. together with the county Socie
ties we bOlevc. will greatly benefit the profession
In this State. and elevate The standard Of Medi
cal attainments.
The handsome yaIeliclory Address Of DR.
Edmund strudwick. Of this place. late Pesiien
ofthe Society. and the Address of DR.. James E
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

Two thousand troops of the regular
army are at this moment stationed on. or
have been transferred 10. The Mexican and
Texas frontiers. 10 enforce The provisions
OF The treaty of Guadalupe. Cen. PER-
sIrER SMITH succeeds Gen. BROOKE in
command in Texas. Gen. uITcBcocK
succeeds Gen. SMITH on the West Paci-
lir division. Col. SUMNER succeeds Col.
MUNRoE in New Mexico. Col. IlARNEy
serves Under Gen. SMITH. These officers
are among the flower Of the army. and
have been selected with special reference
10 The delicate and important duties 10
which they have been assigned. Formal
instructions have been issued by The Sec
Rotary Of War TO revise the policy and
reinvignraie the administration Of militia.
ry affairs at different stations. and To pro-
ircl the persons and property Of Mexican
cillzeAs with the same care as our own.
81. Louis Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

Der readers are aware thai the I.rgis-
liiure OF Massachusetts. al lis late session.
appointed rommiliee. consisting of the
Pfesiieniaiihe Srnaie. the Speaker of the
House. and some dozen members az the
turn branches. 10 tender 10 Tie President
Of The United States The inequalities Of the
Commonwealth, in The event of his visit.
ing that Sat-. We learn from The Bos.
ION Alias that The resolution OF invitation,
whirh passed both Houses unanimously.
we've duly forwarded by Governor Bout
well 10 the President. who replied that he
fill grateful for This mark Of respect on
the part Of Massachusetts, bat that his OF.
heial dn.ies AT Washington were of 80
pressing character that he would not he
able io visit the Stale The present season.
The committee. whirh is G. imposed o.
gentlemen Of all shades of politics. ant
representing all parts of the Stale. met or
Thursday. and, having read The correspon
denee. expressed general feeling of re
grel that the publir dn,ies of The Exsrn
i've were such as To prerlade the possibi
lily Of his visiting that State. during III
present year. /. Had the President com
among u.s." says The Alias. .he woul
have met wiiha reception alike honorahl
Ia himself and To the Stale Of Massachu
sells."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02
aold Virginia. Y-Amunc the

aold Virginia. n-Amunc The conlri'
buttons al tie Worli's Fair from Virginia
is d piano, which ,liscourses delightful
music, with violin accompaniment, play
ed by machinery! The London cores
pon,ienl the Nashville Banner reirlring
TO il says:
.There il no mistake ahnu, il. We
looked for The Indignant ghost Of Paganini,
bu, did not see il. Every one knows
villa, pleasant accompaniment j, is, aud
there sets the prrfurmcr. every touch on
the keys of the piano bringing fourth a
corresponding note on the violin. brought
about by four 6ddle-h0ws saving back
forth al the proper angles. and in plain
sight. How il is fingered is mol seen.
wanted To huzza when found the "Oll
Dominion" in the field "iakins the wind
out of The sails" ef Ole Bull and VIeux.
temps. more especially as all approached
and wen, away with a broad grin on their
faces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

RI We are suihosized. BY the Rev. lanes A.
rr,n. n contradict 70 zaFt. which Il se<ns has
,,,a ssi,e prevalent tia. be did NOT intend teach
u. Il south Lowell neat session. The report.
=. Suppose. originated 10 the fact that his assis-
,.ut. Nh. f.anbee. has efi for The purpose Of
thing charge Of felnile school in The south
rsa. The school at South Lowell. however.
win be esa'innsj BY Mr.. Dean az principal. who
viii be assisted BY Nh. John p. Bailey. Isle prin-
eipal Of Leashurg Academy. and win be eonduc-
,sd in accordance with the advertisement The
p.ss session win commence on The 18th Of July.
a. advertised.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

The Democrat Of yesterday has column and
a half in reply to the communication OF MIR. Stall
ford published in the Recorder Of the It'll Of
June. We have no intention of taking any part
in the contest between these gentlemen; but as
the Democrat has thought proper to begin his
article with structures upon the Recorder, we
must be excused for saying few words in reply
to his FIRST paragraph.
The editor affects extreme sensiiiveness on ac-
count Of the "vuly,dty and inaecency" OF the
article which he is about to review, and express
cs surprise thar we should have admitted into
on, columns co nmunication SO ohlectlona'
ble." so suggestive Of mlelicacy," or likely to
bring blush upon the cheek ofmodesty." Well
il is an old motto, " Honi SOFT" de-. Evil tc
him who evil thinks;" and il we mistake not I
was Dean Swift who rebuked friend who ha'
put an indicate construction upon a sentenc'
of his by saying that he could not help it If vul
gar minds should associate vulgar thoughts wit.
his writing; il was sufficient for him that he di,
not intend it. We do not know what gave ris
in the mind Of the Democrat to the idea Of e pru
derry" in the Recorder, but we think in this in
stance he has given no very faint exhibition q
that quality in himself, and which, il genuine
might DO little more shocked by what he coul
find in the co,u aas of the Democrat, than b
any thing which be has seen in the Recorder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02
The Celebration nj Grecnsbo-
rough.

An enthusiastic meeting was held in Raleigh
on the ed ult. in relation to the prospects Of The
North Carolina Rail Road. at which the follow
Ing resolutions. Offered by w. w. Holden, esq.
were unanimously adopted:
Rssoired, That We hail with gratifcaiion the
eerfinfy that the North Carolina Rail Road will
be built.
Rssofusd. That we propose that GROUND be
broken on said Road at Grecnsb nough. on the
lib Of NEXT month. the day aftcr the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders at that place and
that the President Of the Road be requested to
invite the friends Of the work to be present on
the occasion.
A meeting was held in GSecnsboroush on The
26'h ul,. which responded in spili, Of warm
and generous hospitality to the proposition ofihe
Raleigh meeting, The following resolutions
were adopted with heRIy unanimi,y:
Resoived That The Citizens of Greensborough
and Guilssn county have seen with lively salts.
faction. that il has been proposed and driermin-
ed To celebrate in said town, on the ! 18th day Of
July next. the breaking ground" on the North
Carolina R,i Road.
Rssoirsd. That the people Of Greensborough
and Of GuilErd will, on the day alluded to,
manifest in becoming manner their interest in
the great work then to be begun in their midst, and
that TO make preparations for this purpose and 10
carry out their haspiiable intentions
BE II further RSsoired. That there be appoin.
ted by the chairman of this meeting. commit
tee Of preparation, and committee Of cores
pondcnce. it being the duty Of the former to
make arrangements for the reception and enter
,ainment at a DINNER AND BARBECUE Of
the Guests Of Old Guilfofd and the Town OF
Greensl,orough on said occasion.
Resoired, That the friends of internal i'm
provement in the State Of North Carolina, and
al tie friends Of North Carolina, are hereby
invited TO attend at the said celebration and re-
ceive the Inequalities Of our Citizens.
In accordance with the suggestion in the reso.
luton Of the Raleigh meeting, the President has
already issued invitations to the ceremony ol
breaking ground in this great enterprise. twill
give tue editors Of the Recorder great pleasure Il
be present. If their duties will permit, and that
pleasure will he greatly enhanced in meeting the
warm hcartcl brethren Of the Patriot, as we'll az
others Of the fraternity. II we can be there
our brethren will find that our sedateness,'
like that of the editors Of the Patriot, is only il
or couaten1nce and that, in work which pro
misses so much for North Carolina as this docs
we can even be enthusiastic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

We learn from The Boston Post. the
organ Of The Democra y of Massachusetts.
thai al very full meeting Of The Demo-
cratic State cominillee. held ON Wed-
nesday last. an elaborate and emphatic re-
por, against further agitation ON the SUBJ
jecl OF slavery. and in favor of sustaining
The compromise measures, Was unanl-
mouSly adnped. Better late than never;
though we arprehend twill require some
time for the :: Democracy" Of Msssachu-
sells to repair the mischief which they
have done within the year. in having KEEP,
the Free-soilers and Abnliiionists in
coun,enance, not only by aiding them in
electing members 10 the Stale Legislature.
hui IN sending two Of their favorile DIS
ciples to the Congress Of the United
States. Mt. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02
Obituary.

Died. at his residence in Alamancc county, on
Thursday evening the 26.h ult, Mr.. JANIS BnAp.
romp. aged SO years, leaving wife and two In.
terestipg children.
Died, in Greenborough, on Friday night the
goth ult., Mr.. RrcuanD NoBLK, of Louisburs, in
this State, aged about 10 years. The deceased
had left Louisburs in company with some friends
and relatives on trip Of recreation and pleasure
to the western part Of this State, and arrived IT
Greens5orouyh the preceding Sunday evening
with a severe dysentery, Which resulted In bis
death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

The People Of o in tssys The National
ln'fil'Renrer.) have. by large maturity.
derlded 40 acceps Che new CONSTITUTION
lately prepared for them By canrenlion
elected Tar that purpose. The following
section. which was submitted Ia a srpa-
rate vote. has been strongly supported. il
not adapted:
" No lirense 10 traffic Ia Intoxicating
liquors shall hereafter be aianled in this
State. hut the General Assembly may. yb
law. provide against evils resulting there
FROM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

South Carolina. - The Governor OF
South Carolina, in conformity to the sci Of the
last session Of the Legislature Of that State, has
Issued a proclamation ordering an election to he
held on the second Monday of October next. for
two deputies in each Congressional district, to
represent that State in Southern Congress.
No m,vemeni has yet been made In any other
OF the Southern States to respond to this sugges-
lion Of South Carolina, that we have seen Il
seems. therefore, somewhat premature 10 proceed
to the election o delegates. while the prospect Of
the foimition Of Southern Congress Is 50 re-
mote. We can see no object to be attained. un-
less il be to keep up the excitement in that State
For legitimate purposes. the election Of delegates
should be as near the time for the assembling Of
the Congress as convenience will permit, that
the opinion Of the people for the time being may
be expressed. Viewing the matter in this light
we could not but think there was great impropri.
ETY. In clseiins delegates early in the spring to
State Convention which il is not even proposed
should be held until late in the fall an election
held few months hence might have given q
very different complexion to that body. But
judging from their actions. the politicians Of
South Carolina are not in the habit Of paying
any very great Difference to the opinions of the
people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02
Select Classical School,

TIVE subscriber intends to open School fsr
= Boys on the 18th ofJuly next, in Alamancc
county, 10 miles west Of Hillsborough, and 90
miles north west Of Chapel Hill.
The design Is 10 have School in which Boys
may be thoroughly prepared for College or for
Business, in situation remote from temptations
to idIeness or vice. The number Of scholars will
be limited to Thirty, who will board in families in
the immediate vicinity Of the Academy, two in a
room. lie will be assisted by r. w. WILsoS,
A. Is.
TERMS: SIS per session in advance, for
Board, Tuition, Room, Bed and Bedding. Fuel
and Washing.
Circulars containing further information, can
be obtained on application to Rev. A. WirsoS,
D. d.. al Hillsborcugh, N. c., until Isl Of lure.
and after that at Burnt shop, Alamance county,
N. z.
ALEX. WILSON.
Hillsborough, N. G.. April 9, 1851. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

Postage Slamps--.'o facilitate the pre-
payment of poslages upon letters and
packages. postage stamps of,he following
are provided aud Furnish
ed by The Postmaster General. Pursuant
Ia The new act establishing. The rates Of
postage:
No. l. printed in black. representing
The head Of Washington. Of the denomi-
nation &c twelve cents.
No. Q. printed in red, representing The
head Of Washington in profile. Of the de-
nomination of three rents.
No. 3. printed in blue. representing the
head Of Franklin in profile, Of The demon
inaiioD Of one cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

Small Notes.-The Grand Jury for the
county Of Jefferson, in Virginia, at late term Of
the County Court, presented. as a nuisance. the
law Of the Commonwealth which forhids the issue
or circulation Of the notes Of the Banks Of said
State of less denomination than five dollars
"nasnuch as it is impossible 10 enforce the law
whilst the country is flooded with Bank and Cor
poration notes Of one and two dollars from the
State Of Maryland and District Of Columbia. form
ing in large MEASURE the only change in circu-
lation, AMI passing current generally The ju-
~ consider the precedent bad; for law is kept
on the statute book nugatory, and disregarded
ed by the people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

Merchants Bank -By reference TO
our advertising columns il will be seen.
tina, the Merchant Bank at Neubern has
declared ,!i, i,lend Of Z per cent. for the
last 8 months. This looks well. Our
Newbern Banks stand high in ou County
aud elsewhere, both on account of the
sound stale Of their FINANCES, and The sat
Islartion their business transactions gener
ally give. Nswbernian.