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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-28
CLOTHING.

ID EADY made Dress, Frock Sack. Bust
"a ness and Over COats--Vests, Pants
and ClOaks. For sale low by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Oct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-28
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market
We Elo WEBB
Would inlprm the cIlIZens of Lincoln that
be is at peace with all tie world and the res,
OF mankind, and is con.ent 10 leave 10 WISER
heads 20 discuss the per cenIums, the sx-
changes, Sc. and promises, the public to be
found at all times al MS
Cheap Cash Store,
where he is ready TO compromise win those
who may favor hrm " hh call. upon such
terms as will prove that his NEW anABAND
SOME stock OF Fall and Winter Goods
is at prices TO sun The consumer As he is
ready 10 prove his iaIIh by his works, lei the
low price at which his Goods are offered
settle the question.
r Has stock consists in pal,--a beauIi-
TSS fuI assortment Of Ladies Fancy Dress
* Goods. vanegated Silks, deE.aines.
Cashmeres. Poplins, Alpaca, Jaconeis,
Can.brics and Musins.
A large STOCK Of newest Styles English.
French aud Amesiran PRiErs
A rich variety Of GeDllemen's plain and
fancy Dress Goods. viz: Csssilaeres.
"a Taeeds. Satinelts, Vestngs-a good
assortment Of Blankets for overcoaIs.
A general assorimchiof HAS,
Caps. Boots. Shoes, Domeslcs. -
Hardware. Queensware, Groceries. ConIec-
lionaries, Sc. sc. Sept so.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
NEW STORE,
new GOODS,
And l1Y2ceS 10 suIt Customers.

And prices TO suit Customers.
InHE subscriber has Just opened in the village
~ OF Mineral Point under the old saloon on
High street. IN the store formerly occupied BY
Iregaskis & Bros, large and well selected as
sortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with particular re
gard to the wants of this market and selected
with great care, with regard to beauty and dura
bIlty. They have a large stock of cloths SUCH a.
R0A d CLOTHS
Of various coors and qualities.
Sattinetts Kentucky Jeans new Pilot Mole
skin, Cassimeres Festing. Flannels etc etc etc
Al of which are warranted to be as gooa # moi
better than any III market, and will be sold al
prices unusually low.
They can accommodate the ladies with almost
any quality or colorof
Aipaccas, Lawns, Delanes,
MuslIns, Mulls Jackonetts,
Merinoes, Laces, Linens. &c.
which cannot fail 70 please the most scrutnizing
eve. Also, English, French, and American prints
Ginghams, bleached and unbleached Domestics
Drilling, Cotton, six and Linen Handkerchief
Irish linen, Ribbons. Silks, Worsteds. Canton
Fiaunes Tapes Braid, Needles Pins, Thimbles
Scissors, Hoes &c, &c-, together with all the va
retIes OF articles that may be needed for the com
tort ofthe body or to please the fancy. He will
sell yards of beautiful calico tcuyrauted fast
coloTs for doiiar, and other goods of superior
quality equally low.
They have also unusually large stock OF
BOOTS & SHOES:
Comprising all the varieties Of mems and boys
coarse and fine boots, b-ogans. kip and calf shoes.
Ladies and Misses boots and shoes
SHOES d SLIPPERS:
Children shoes OF various sizes colors and quail
ties. Their stock of boots and shoes are OF every
quality from those fitted for the mud and water OF
our streets and sidewalks, to those suitable to
adone the mostfasnlonable foot for the all-room
Also. an unrivailed assortment OF
READY1TdDE CLOTHING:
Pilot, Beaver s Broad cloth over coats.
Plain and extra Ine Dress and Frock coats,
Sack coats OF all sizes:
Cloth. satilnett & Jeans pants, ofvarious quail
tes-strlped and plain,
silk, Gotten, WorsIed 4 cloth Vests.
Sliris. Wrappers. Drawers, DC,
all Of the ,ateSt fashions ard STYLES OF goods and
made up tor durability and comfort
We are also prepared to furnish materials and
have clothing made TO order by exper-1ncet-
Workmen. in the best STYLE and on short notice
Warranted 10 lit or no sale
Believing that SNAIL profits aud qtaicL sales are
by Tar the most profitable the subscribers are de.
rermined to sell goods lovcr than has been custo-
mary IN this market. In fact they feel confident
that they afford goods a .8tsrlioa prizes. for
cast. One of the firm beng in the city OF New
York. Our arrangements are such as 10 be con
slaEtig supplied with the various new STYLES. PAT
tens and fashions. They solicit a share OF the
patron ,se Of a generous public
IL Don forget The place-the room on High
street. IN tha brica building under the saloon
formerly occupied as a store by rregaskis & Bros
DELLER d MICHELBACHER
Mineral POINT. SeDfenber. lA5I-nIo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

Prepared from RsaHet, OF the fourth Stomach
of the Ok. after directions OF Baron Liebg the
great Physiological Chemist, by J. 5. HoUeHToN.
~ D. Philadelphia. ia
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Iadiges
fi0a Dyspepsia. Jauad,ce, Lirer CaDiplaiIt Coasti
patton and Ds5iity, curing after Natures own
method by nature own agent the Gastric Juice
IL Half 1easpooBiul OF PEPsIN. properly in
fused IN water, VIII digest or dissolve, Five
Pounds Of Roast Beef ia about two hours, out of
the stomach
PEPsIs is the chief element, OF Great Digesting
Principle OF the Gastric Juice-the Solvent ofthe
food, the purifying, preserving. and stimulating
agent o. rlia Stomach and lntestnes 1t extrac-
ted from the digestive stomach Of the Ok thus
forming IN .3rtri9i Digestire FLUID precisely like
the natural Gastric Juice in its chemical powers.
and furnishing complete and pe.eiect substitute
for il. b. the aid Of tins preparation, the pains
and evils of fedtgss'a9a and Dyspepsia are remov-
I'd, Just as they would be by a healthy stomach.
It's doing wonders for Dyspetics, curing cases Of
debility, enaciatior nervous decline and dyspep-
lie consumption supposed TO be on the verge Of
the grave The scientific evidence upon which il
IS based, IS 10 the highest degree curious and re-
narAable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

Iowa COUNTY ANBRosE Il. PARISH
4 MASA COBB has filed in the County Courf-
= MS peTiticn praying Administration upon
the Estate of AasRosE Il. PARISH late OF Iowa
County deceased.
Notice is hereby given that final bearing will
be had upon said petition al a Probate Tenn o,
the County Court next to be holden al tae Probate
Office ia SAID County on the 25d day Q! October
Instant. when and where any person interested
may appear and oppose the same.
FARLEY EATON, .01zity Judge
Dated October 2nd. 1851. 5N DIV.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
7 Ii Z
T Ii r
Protection Insurance Office.

OF H4RTFORD. CONNECTICUT,
has done business in the southern & western
portions Of the country for
i " + \ TY- SIX AIRS.
and Is confidently believed to present very
superior inducements for Insurance, second
indeed to no Office in the United State
Policies issused by
SAM. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Mineral Point, Oct. /, 1851. I'm nj0
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

ITO CRANES PATENT SOAP, was awa-le,
4 the FIRST PREMIJM al the FIRST
sTATE EALR OF EELscoN.LE

Il the FIRST PREMIUM Al the FIRST
STATE FAIR or WISCONSIN.
held at Evansville, and also at the State Fair Of
THE STATE or NEW YORK. AND TIE
GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN lNsTi4 UTE,
held ia the CITY Of New York
Ii Is tcarYaufea the best and cheapest Soap prep
aratiou in use, for Washing. Bathing CLEANING
PAINTED Hood Hork Paintsd Walls, S.oae Steps
from Ratings &c. &C. Sc.
1t mas received certificates from Drs CHrrTox.
Of New York and BoorH, of Philadelphia TWO o.
the most distinguished Chemists ia the Union, that
il contains no Ingredient injurious to the N ST
delicate tabr.e. also certificates from some OF the
first men IN his and other states as to rs washing
Proper'ies, and its cheapuess over all other soaps
winch Jhey ever used. See bill accompanying
each package.
Manufactured and sold at wholesalebv the sub
scrber Al No. 20S East Water street, Milwaukee.
10 whom applications. post paid ioT county aud
town rights in TINS State must be made.
n - 6m T. d. LADD.
II S9'3 ~ Ifaeral P oi3a. bi {. BE Z CH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

8. TX a y Some to The premises o the sub
80 scriher, (about the 3nth at september last. j
slrng In the town Of Mifiin and about six miles
rvest 81 Linden. and miles east OF Wingvllle
srne dark spec1led COW. with a scar on her rlgnt
e4r Supposed tn be about or III years OF age
49, one deep red heifer, about Is months old,
#Tae owner Is requested to come. prove property.
paf caar-es, and take them away.
LOUIS MOOSAW
1Iflin November 2Sth 1851 ln7 4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
.SHERLFF'S SALE.
County Court. Iowa county, Wisconsin,.
SIMON Cannon,
Moses IT. Strong.

i sNSe> II ~IF0f-.
Bv yirIue at a vfir of hera facias, issued
out ot the office ct the clerk OF the County
Cnurr, Ia and for she county Of Iowa, State OF
WISCONSIN. ia the above entitled cause. aud Ia
NE directed and delivered against the Goods
and chattles. lands and .euemeuts of The nam
81 defendant. have tins day levIed upon aud
seized the following described real ESTATE. a.
the property of Ire above named defendant.
viz: Lots number one, two. three. four.
five ard six. in bloc. number twenty nine.
and lots number one. two. three. four five,
-ix seven. eight nine and ten. ia block nun
Der thirty. ~ that part OF the town of Miner
"a Point which i known as Strong. Dotv.
OneilI and Burrett's addition 10 said town
ct Mineral Point. with the appurtenaucss
thereunto belonging. situate and being in Ihe
county 81 Iowa. and State of Wisconsin. and
shall expose 10 public vendue to the highest
bidder Tor cash, ali .he right. title md inter
est OF tile above named defendant. had n and
To tine SAID real estate. on the Isl day Of Feb
rualv. 4. y. o5l. or at any times since. al
the front daar 81 tie Court House in tine t'wn
% Mineral Point. on Saturday the 22d day ID
November nrxf. between tie hours Of Ten
o'clocl>. =. II. and four O'Clock. u N ct
~aid dav. ~ satisfy said zvrit end coS'~.
RfCUA2D \. VIVIAN SberH
Ste,sd-s Once Mineral Pr o-t. O.. $50
Nt-tstatu. x Is 90 fuss Ats To-. n.a. pc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
Excitement.
AT THE UPPER END OF TOWN !
n. q. COOK,

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Min
*ral Point and vicinity. that ne has lodged him
self n the Masonic Hall for a short time where
H. has focused an instrument for the purpose of
snractsing the secret OF taking Likenesses by the
Daguerrean Art.
From MS experience in the business, he feels
sac in warranting accurate portraits . all who
rlav favor him with thsir patronage
Come Gentlemen and Gentle Ladies,
Come boys, come girls. and sometimes babies
Come ore. come all. both young and old,
D any say-pray keep your scolds.
For while our Art portrays the feature,
dc oft deineates the nature;
Come cheerfully. nor grudge the cost,
And we will warrant you no loss.
Who could not wish to be immortal,
Undying live in Friendships portals,
Here then secure the prize that'il light
The darkness of Oblivion's night.
Licensees put up in every variety, OF the neat
d style An early call Is solicited. Rooms
open from s A. NJ. 70 4P.M
september eth, 1881.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
.STRIY NOTICE

- AAfE INTO the Enclosure of the SUBSCRIBE re-
~ siding in Highland, Iowa county, on or ab't
.tae 3oth at November iasr, one COW, face white.
back and belly also, motley sides black & white
5ulrsed ,,ila a slit IN the right and a swallow
boz, n The left Supposed II he four years old
q ne owner Is requested 10 prove properly pay
.caargss and take her away.
THOMAS MANNING.
highland, Dec ?. SOL NJ ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
SHERIFFS SALE.
Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Moses NJ. Strong,
Genrge BeattY & wife.

MOSES VI. sctt0IZ4
George Beatty & wife.
By virtue ola VIII Of hera faciss. issued out
Of the Office OF the clerk Of the circuit court.
in and i5r he county Of Iu&a. state Of - ieoa-
sin, in The above entitled cause, snd 10 me
directed and delivered, against tire goods and
chat,. Is. lands and teuements az tie named
delen liant. | have this day levied upon aud
seized the following described real estate, .>
the property Of the above named defendant.
VIZ - ndivided quarter Of south west quar-
Ter ard Or Of south east ar Of sec. SIX m t9wu
four Of range three east, undivided quarter 81
north east quarter Of north west quarter Of see.
eighteen IN town five Of range three east. un-
divided quarter Of sorth west quarter Of sec.
eight ~ town ave G range three east. uDdiyi
ded half OF east half Of south west quarter ~
sec. one IN town Eve of range three cas-. nm
divided halt OF east half Of north west quartz,
Of sec. twelve in town five of range tlvo
east, NORTH west quarter Of south east quarter
and east half Of south west quarter uf sec. six
IN own FIVE Of rtnge three east. west half %
north east quarter Of see. eight IN town five
ct range three east. east half Of south ives
quarter Of sec. four in town four of range one
east. north ives; quarter Of soulh west quartz;
# sec. four In town seven Of range one east
Also. the following lots 10 the town of Via
-ral Point. VIZ: Lots 90. %, 6G, SIX feet from
II the east side Of 80. lots 81, s0uJh hall
Il 10, no. 100. West haif Of lot DO. 4. Lot
3. 81, s.. ali IN Xleit's survey Of the tow
Of Mineral Point. with the Appearance
there nio belonging. situate and being IN the
county or Iowa. and state Of " iscoHsin. and
snail expose 20 public veudue To the hizhes
bidder for cash. all the right, title and iuteres
| IF the above named defendant had 10 and q
| he said real estate, on tic Thiuy-ilrst day
/ # October, 1919. or al any time since, - tht
/ front door Of the court house 10 the town O
Mineral Point, on Saturday the Sd daY Of Janu
| iry. 1852, between Inc hours Of ten O'Clock, 4
| n and four O'Clock, p. ~, OF said day, TO sat
! Isfy said writ and COSTS.
RICHARD <. VIVIAN, Sh'f.
/ Sheriff ol1ice, Mineral Pn'at
November -. 1887. ui hF.
T 49, az U-.~- 2 b.. 70. .rf ltt.- r.e +r-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
ARE YOU INSURED +?

Ire you Insured IA q Responsible Office Z
The season Of the year has arrived when
every prudent man will see that his Building
and their contents are insured in responsible
office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

~Iftff y lr.3 g. ~ ttILJ-
State ri y ScouSiu. iowa county s..
Thnmas tsifott In Chauce,y for f1e
Elias pdllar. sasr. T --''
j + var pe ul decree 1T safe granted NJ me
)cf8her term 81 tbe Circuit Court a. los,
COUNTY,. ~ III >tafr. Gs'fI the 28fb dey ,t
October. 4. .. 1851. directed 10 rhe sae-f
i Ia Fareie countt. in tavur IF ile sal
thouas Eafao't. pa.iuild. against tAe ~aii
lifts pIiiiHc 81 l-Haaut, / VIII ~rii 20 public
'utcrT - the front dour fthe Court House
o Siui.>btrah- 10 said couaiy. co the 1871
.ay 81 December. l~5i. between tHe hone
'i o a'eiock -. M and cloca p. M. oi
All dav the following descrit-i property
o VIII: fhe J3uth--vee; quarter = OF -ecrIon
lumber fifteen. (I5f H. teva~Dip "aubrs
nree. . - range uaslhe5 faree ,3l-- j.
ii the fourth prI pal ulerl9an. .'-er..er
With tie apa4rftnauc-s fhe1-u4sp n-'euciu-
So ID tire rouuiF 81 "a Fartftr ari -.a'r ~
Wisconsin,. t, satisfy the srm o, tigr aundie ;
tud ,evrart- ire drl5are. an1 iHtefas. tiiers.'.r
rom 80 - 5.y If <are.aaar. A. p 17'',
slii .ffe .sst,4 aav =. December. A. ~ 81
sand ia.err~: amounting - fwo hun i--d i
II caHs~~ - seventy Iwa sear~. fo-e'h r
nth iAe cosf 81 suit aaiaoers-iug COSTS
II Il. E8hNAS. S err
n ia Fagetf- cauuty. We.
Shas Once Su'.se1 % @ p. 1851. or
a. ree,ss. oFfae .e1sB ,~. e-ior --'sr
- cora - .aar., ne above - P5s'l- - e
" a-'i2y - IN u, % -ss-s = q -
- ra-s sae rr1=
Il Is E>a1- -.-. YES
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

Enetred according 20 Act of Congress. in the
year 1851, BY J. $ Houghtou. NJ. D., in the
Clerks Office OF the District Court for the Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
Taken In

By the Subscriber on the 18Th inst three
miles from Mineral Point. on the Dodgesille
Road Que Gray morse With black feet. and a
crop of the l,ft ear. Eight years old last
spring.
The owner Is REQUESTED so call. prove prop
eriy pay charges AMI take hun away
THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Mineral POINT. Nov. 18TH ISL. ~ Nv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

!. SAMUEL P. TOWNSEND, of the Cityt o
New York. do make affidavit tieat
am not relative If old Jacob Townsend
Am not, or have I ever been. in any way con
uected wit him in business | have known him
only as a
street Pedlar Of Maps and cheap Publications
until about two years since, when he was hired
by some unprincipled men TO lend the fraudulent
use Of ms name to confuse and distract the pub
nc mind, that they might pirate the property
which possessed IN the
Reputation Of Io1cnSenGs Sarsaparilza,
which had cost me thousands and tens of thou
sands of dollars
In a suit which I brought against this Jacob
Townsend and Tompson, Skillman & Co the
tlrm by which he was employed the so stuffed old
Doctor recently made affidavit that he had no ~
TEREsr whatever in the Sarsaparilla 10 which his
name IS affixed and asked the court TO let him off
OF thai ground
Furthermore am the sole author and dis
coverer and the original proprietor Of the uaedi-
cine known Dr. Townsend 5 Sarsaparila
have never offered old Jacob Townsend a pen
ny for ms recipe, but was engaged in mauufactu-
ring the Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla for
nearly eight years before either he or any one
else. taking advantage of the great popularity o.
this medicine, undertook 10 counterfeit either the
article the name.
IS. P. TOWNSEND"
S.oorH TO, this 10th day Of !
.3prH lS5l, tetore me.
C. s. WOODRUFF.
Mayor If the City Of Nelo York
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

~gl IA \Jf--t r-~t -s.e Article .. French cog
- ..... .l. ,.-.r- mao IsGEhtt-t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11
JUSTICE 10 Ali.

TThe gross and
hoods that have
culdtIon / o i G
declaring I h a I
Townsend is nv
RECIPE by which
Sarsaparilia is
tanned from him
partnership
other ISLANDERS
in d u c e me to
I n 2 AFFIDAVIT
the MAYOR Of.
NEW YORK.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-11

II HE triumphant success OF tie great Arabian
Remedy Tor man and beast.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

TUE unde>isnesl hsslax eis2ise3 Letter. q
- Admiai<sEsslas "a xise estate 81 JAMES
WOODS. decea-<J. ell s-sf <ur ssle n ME re-
ssasnes q ths deeessed, "a Tss~Isy shs ssh day
a March neat
The Stock Of Horses. Cattle. Sheer,
and iiegs. the Crop On hand.
consisting Of Corn. Wheat, Oats. Fod-
der. &c. and quantity Of Tobacco.
Farming Tools Of all kinds,
one set Of Black smith Tools, enc Sf;II
aRd Vessels. and the Household
and Kitchen Furniture,
belonging 10 The sid estate.
There viii also he hifed out Cor the remsinder
OF The present year. at the sane lime and place.
all the Negroes beisngins 10 said estate.
20 IN number, consisting Of Men, womcn, BOYS
and Girls A psr Of the Lands sf The deceased
will also he rented for The present year.
The terms Of sale will be nine months credit,
The purchaser giving bood and approved security.
The Negroes hired and nc Lands rented on the
same terms. The sale 10 continue from day 10
day unia NJ Is ssi.
ALEx'R. NJ. WOODS. Admir-.
Febaiay "a. 7s-n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
February IS.
TO POSTMASTERS.
POST OFFICE STAMPS.

THE advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
4 Apegl arr county, Maryland, is the first
person in tie United States who conceived and
undertook extensively to publish the idea Of fur
nishing all posi- Offices in the country with cheap
stamps. All stamps made by him are warranted
equal or superior 10 any other that can be procured
for the same price. and whenever any are sent out
in any mannei detective or unsatisfactory, dupli-
Gates will I've FORWARDED, on notice, without extra
charge. Az WHO order set Of stamps, with full
set Of Changes for dates, at only So, (for thirty
pieccs,) shall be kept in stamps al fbifum. Full
sets with one change 81.
When stamps are neatly made with turned
hapdles and sqnew- same style as the regular
goxernment p. %. stsmps-durahlc, efficient and
wananieds Price ~nc 70 two dollars only, and
special authority to send BY mail free.
Address. Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Ale
ghany county, Maryland.
or Any editor publishing the above with this
notc) thrce tines. aud sending copy Of the pa
per. shall seoewe credit for ten dollars in wood
letter, Or aca dollar proef press--or il preferred
wood engraving or an engraved newspaper head,
Of the above value, win be forwarded.
February 10. 7I-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Al regular meeting Of the Medical societ,
of Orange, held in Hillsborough on Monday III,
a4th inst, the following resolutions were intro
duced, with few very appropriate remarks. BY
Dr.. A. w. Gay. and unanimously adopteds
Resolved, That this society has heard, with
profound sensibiliiy and regret, Of the death Of
DR.. JomS II. Yorxe, late ono Of its members.
Resolved, That we cherish, with mingled emo
tons of pain and pleasure. the recollection Of the
many virtues of she deceased, his professional
courtesy, his dilgent attention to the sick, and
the promises he gave Of future usefulness TO the
community-promises nippcd in the Bud by his
premature death.
Rcsolred, That We tender to the family of our
deceased brother, our sincere coincidence with
them in this affective dispensaon Of Providence.
Resolrcd, That the above resolutions be cnter~
ed sen our Journal and published in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder, and that copy he transmitted
by the secretary 10 the family of the deceased.
w. A. NORWOOD. Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
Corporation Proceedings.
HilIsborough, Feb. %, 1850.


Present, all the commissioners.
Absent, the Magistrate Of Police.
Mr.. I.emuel Lynch was called 10 the chair.
Mr.. Ruffin, from the committee to which was
referred the subject Of procuring from Mr.. Pearce
portion of his lot, for the purpose Of snlargine
the Grave Yanl, reported that Mr.. P. declined
selling any portion thereof The report was &C
cepted, and the committee discharged from the
further consideration Of the subject.
The committee appointed to confer with the
Trustees Of the HiIsborough Female Academy,
was granted until the next regular meeting to
make report. Messrs. Brown and Laws were
added to the committee; and said committee was
instructed to procure a meeting Of the Trustees
Of the Academy during February Court.
Me-. Laws. from the committee appointed to ,e-
port system of patrol for the town, reported that
the COMMITTEES had agreed to recommend the sp.
pontment Of two suitable persons as patrol, to
be continued during tho pleasure Of the Board,
al compensation at the rate Of $50 each per
wear; and also, that the powers Of the patrol be
extended. The report was received and adopt
ed.
The following ordinance was adoftci;