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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

GREAT SALE OF Washington City
VI LOts.-0n Tuesday, the 10th instant, / shall sell
at my Auction Room, at the of Sixth street and
pennsylvania avenue, at halfpast o'clock the fol-
lowing described lots and parts of lots:
Part of lot l. square 63S, about 10000 feet.
Lot 20, square 1884, do 3743 feet good business lot
Part Of lot 2 square 14 fronting "A feet the canal
and 120 feet deep.
Lot "a, square 1892 about 200 feet the Capitol
Lot %, square 6S7, $500 feet north Capitol square,
corner lot.
Lot rs, square feet Georgetown iron bridge.
Lot O. square H. 1925 feet embracing the beautiful
Lot L square IA, ABS feet, cedar hill George
town, and adjoining Pennsylvania
Lot 9, square 81 543S feet, Twentyfourth street,
square north of Pennsylvania avenue.
West half Of lot IA, square 81 5000 feet on M
street. near Georgetown bridge.
Lot IL, square y, Twentyrst street, between and
NJ streets.
TERMS Onethird cash, the balance in g. 6, g. and II
months secured to the satisfaction of the aucioneer with
interest from day Of SALE Conyeyancng the cost of
purchasers Title to be made good, or no sale.
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We clip an item from its summary:

PLANK RoADs.-As the subject of these roads
is becoming practical one. in Washington. VIC
have thought it well to copy the following from
Magazine:
1.-The amount of money expended in New
York State in the last four years, for plank and
railroads, is nearly forty millions, and the effect
has been greatly to increase capital. Plank
roads are a new feature. 1t appears that the
first plank road in Canada was laid down in
1926, and in New York in 1887: but it is only
within the last four years that they have been
much prosecuted. There now exists, of plank
roads in operation, as follows:
Miles. Cost per mile. Total Cost.
Canada, 442 S1,750 S773. 500
New York, 210G 1888 1850, 298
every nearly four millions Of dollars have
been expended in New York upon these roads,
and the resulting advantages are immense. The
roads have all been subscribed for by individuals,
and all pay handsome dividends. For instance,
the Troy and Lansinburg road pays ten per cent,
semi-annual; the Utica and Burlington. twenty
per cent and we believe none in operation pay
less than ten per cent, and none of the stocks
can be bought in the market.
"The Importance Of plank roads in farming
regions become self-eyident when il is stated,
that on the Salina road two-horse team drew
six tons of iron twelve miles, without unusual
strain. Four and half tons is an ordinary
load, and q team will travel with it eight hours
per day, four miles an hour, day after day. A
farmer in heavy country stated that the tolls
paid saved themselves in the labor of cleaning
horses. In oil locations where these roads are
in operation, land rises greatly in value. On
the Salina road, farmland rose from so to S15
per acre; and, on the Syracuse road, the in
crease was $40 per mere. 1t will be observed
that amount of property equal to 1000, 900,
bearing high rate Of interest, has been created.
and that that property has added, in addition,
several millions to the value of the land through
which IT runs, and that all this property is mere
saving from the old cost of transportation"
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INISHING TACKLE-ROds, Reels, and
Il Hooks and Lines, of every description, for
sale at Mrs. ANDEkSUN'S Music and Fancy Store,
Penn. avenue between 18th and 18th streets.
may 3l--dlm MT Int. q Alex. Gaz.-2nMlml
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GIBBs,s ORNAMENTAL HAIR store,

WOOD and COAL.-We have good supply of
w Oak, Pine and Hickory Wood, and White and Red
Ash Coal, which we offer reasonable terms.
i. |. MURPHY CO.,
June 4-4ts north side the Canal bet 9th and It'll SITS
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GIVING UP BUSINESS

HAVING decided on giving up present business
IL we offer our extensive stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING TRUNKS, &C., at less than cost Persons
wanting goods in line, by calling us satisfy
themselves that there is humbug intended have
determined on selling for cash, and having price only
j. GALLIGAN & son,
June 3-u Penn. av., door east of It'll ST.
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WAsHINGTONs

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE I.
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NEW MUSIC, Stationery of all kinds,
IN SchOOl-BOOks, Port FOliOs-
Together with general assortment of FANCY ARTI-
Giles, be purchased at MRS. ANDERSON'S Music
Fancy Goods Store Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 18th streets. may 3l-d1m
Intelgencer Alex Gaz--2aw I'm.
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DIANO-FORTES, Vio1ins and Guitars,
l. Flutes, and other Musical MISUNDERSTANDING
hand, and for sale at the lowest prices at MRS AN
DERSON'S Music Fancy Goods Store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
may 31-d1m Intel. & Alex. Gaz--2aw1m
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A RRIVAL at the Great w Western CLOTH
IA ing EmpOrtum.-We have just received this
morning, by Adams Co.'s Express, large addition to
our stock of CLOTHING-Men's and Boys Clothing at
prices cheap to astonsh the purchaser and new
lots continually arriving. BRIDESMAID Co,
June Str Penn avenue BETH 9th and 10th SITS.
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WILL BE ADDED
Lots No. IA, 10, and IT, in square 1872.
West part of lot No. 2, In square 731
Lot No. IT, in square 16 and lot No. 16 in square so.
June 6-3t A. G..
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Eosin OiL-lhe New York correspond.
Fnl of The Charleston Evening News.
says ,hala Michael Reilly. Esq. of Dos.
scn. has expended rery large amount
u money 10 the construction or large
fscinry NJ Staten Island. Cur the manuiac.
sars OF Oil from Rosin. II has no, yer
conc inio operation, bni am ,old ha, III,
I'll made by M. Reilly's improved piores,
i equal 10 The best sperm oil. and is clea
= amber. and perfectly Tree from any Of,
fensisc ohor. lmenIion this new mann
fsclure because serious fears have beer
rr.criained that the whale fisheries ar,
nssily run nui on account of the scarcit,
~ whales. and that sonn we should lie en-
t'rely wi,houi oil for the purpose of light
fabrication. &c. The oil from rosin 10 Of
fired At lcss Than two.ihirds the price o
while oil. and cannot bni come into gen>
srsl use. 10 the manifest advantage Of lie
rosin makers nf North Carolina and Ala.
barna. The arlirle made a, The works 81
Michael Reilly. Esq. has none Of The of,
f-nsive smell common 10 oil here,ofnis
made from rosin."
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A Newspaper .up North. n-TI

A Newspaper .up North.H-Th.
tialrna Gazrt,e has The following nalice
y . new pspsr. which has recently been
sisr'ed samc wavs .up north -
We have received The first nnmher 81
lie wasab Rereillr. pnhli.hsd al WstaIi,
grely miles north Of 81. Paul. by j. w.
Chaskarak. Iis moiio il. :. Our country,
sud Territory in general-W alall in par
ucular." Il is quite rary. We quote
Inc following from ils prnsper,us:
In polilics--we shall he Democratic
= Wing. JUST a. may best subserve our
interests. In This respect, we are aware
'hai we differ from some nf our colem.
roraries IN this territory. who have been
lnng working lnr The good of The
Puhi'c--a parly--thc territory. ric. But
We wish il distinctly understood. hal we
enter upon this enterprise with 81 eve
single 10 The leaves aud fishes . We
ere after The public printing. aud every.
hing else out Of which money can be
made.
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Northern opeFatlves-Ths nnsisu
CanTier EepIsFen's moIe farprnhir cnndi-
sian d illnse smrinyrd IL csunn mans.
Ertlring lllsn has hern grneFailv SOP
rnsrd d lie Soash. II IL sapp..sed ,hal
tiae lerms an shirh mxnnfs-aurrrs esszgr
tlsrir areratises. are very oppressive. and
mnrh hrlsv s's~ fases given ia aslaer I'm,
piaymrnis. The Coan<s insiiipfes >
eonpzrispn between The sissa.sen Of these
employed. a the present rrdnrcd rsfes
and shai a any other prosp~rss afforded
Go Them. Thr greater portion ol The g.
snale rnisan orerstives. wrrr ske enfon
mills closed. or srrn half az Them. Win
now earn one handfrd dallars per annnln,
clear Of board. wouid anly rerrise hare
sappns Tor their lahnr Al lhrir hemrs-ai
hoasrs frpm ~hirh They hare hrsn -.
irac'ed hy--hnaly. high wages. ID. what
cznnai be relied on 10 alllrr occupations
-uaiaferrsiffing employment, 81 IN adj
vsncemeni IN sheir physical. f;aral snd so
cial condition. plaring them. in these res.
recis. an higher level Than The classes
70 whlch they originally helansrsi. 4lh.
And - a consequence nf this improved
sandliion. an ability 10 enter lnso The mar
rled stale much earlier. and unsler more
favorable circumstances than would hare
h-sn the Ease had They remsined with
their families. and without The cnmprnsa-
non usually allowed for their SERVICES.
Wi, cvmavrGL
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The 81. Louis Republican contains
very interesting no ice III The irial Of IN
eombustibie hsnpen rope, recently made
IN iha, CRY. A piece OF prepared rope and
: piece Of wire rope were put INTO black.
smiths fire. The heat was intense enough
u weld The strands OF the wire rope 10.
~eiher. whilst the hempen rope was only
slightly charred on tho outside. Anolhel
test was made: The piece Of rope and 4
small bar Of IRON were placed IN The same
fire. and The iron brought /, a white heat,
vel The cordage was bui lule il anv more
afieried by the fire than in The Prcvions
experiment.
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Cancer Crral-A verify gen,Iemar

Cancer CrTeL-A worthy gentleman
RI our acquaintance. who had been suffer-
ing seriously from wha, was either can
CIR nr something very much like one, has
been erred entirely hv The following SIM
pie application. We give il, hoping ,ha, i.
mar relieve some other individual similar.
II siinaie,i.
Make a strong detection Of red oak
i,ars-iei il be boiletl until il is as stiff as
ordinary adhesive plaster. Spread il on
. patch &c silk rlo.h. and apply il 10 The
diseased pari. Lei il remain until ii
comes off ofil<elf-rHnew il. until The sore
i healed. Let no water como near The
place during the treatment.
EdgsGeid Adv.
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The Law Maesrine relates an aneeileie
Of Sergeant l)asy.a Distinguished English
lawyer II the lime Of l.nni Mansfield,
that hring naee csllrd 10 account by hi
brrlhren on The western cirenii. for dis;
grazing The profession. by aeeeplipg silver
OF . client. replied; II iaak silver be-
csnse ! could moi gel gold ; bur ,nnk eve
nv sizpenee The frlipw had in The world.
and ] hope you don's call lha. .lisgraeing
The profession.
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her koples. NsilheF does Ihs stand uAs
tuppaFisd 10 her reverence hnd her Fesa-
lulian 10 sand hrn,ly and immevable by
iths unlun TIE SAFES uhirh guuunnd
her are sisp drFo,ed 20 Ihe uninn. and
II irFssnn y any Sc tirn 81 or ronlrdrrs.
~ shall ever show ils npetnus head. Il
~ill rouse the drrp. and lhF hilirr. and
burning lndisnsssea Of the nox powerful
West"
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FREEMAN, HODGES 4 Co.
Importers and JobberS,
sS Liberty Street. New York.

r
lbetwecn Broadway and Nassau.l
"A RE now receiving a rich and beautiful as
= sediment Of Fancy Silk and MiIlt-
merry Goods, to which we world particular.
~ address the attention Of all Cash Purchasers,
and will make il an object for them TO give US d
CALL as we are determined to sell our assortment,
for Cash, lower than ever before Offered Ia this
market. st -.
MillineTs cap supply themselyes with every Or
sicc in their line. st about the cost al lmports-
ton Or Auction prices. Many Of our goods are
manufactured expressly for our own sale, aud can
no. be surpassed for beauty or low prices.
Rich Hat and Gap Ribbons. . large variety.
Silks and Satins for Bonneis.
Grapes, Grape Lisses, Tsrlsions ard Illusion
I.accs.
Trimmings for Hats. Cap. and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps, Party 4 Opera Head Dresses
Embroidered Gapes. Collars, Cuffs, and Che.
misets.
Embroidered Edgings and rnser,ings, swis.
and Muslin.
Thread, Brussels, yalencicne. silk and I.isle
Thread I.accs.
] Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cam.
Gloves and Mills, Kid, Silk, I.isle Thread and
Sewing Silk.
Scaris, Cravais. and Dress fikfs.
swlss,Jaconet. Book Muslins. & Bishop Lawns.
Embroidered. Damask and Plain Cotton Crane
Shawls.
Full assortment Of STRAW GOODS.
French r'id Ameriron 4irfifciai Florers.
With large variety not mentioned above.
Al wishing 10 avoid paving long prices will
make money nv calling and sat;xfx;r0 tho,o
selves.
January, 1851. Ga
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Good Business. Mr.. ]. ii. Duala

Good Business. MIR. ]. NJ. Dunlap,
nf Tuscaloosa reuniy. whose pIsnlsllun
j on the Warrior river. made tile past
season. with nine hands. eighly.6ve bale.
u cotton. averaging $40 lbs. and three
thousand bushels Of corn. Al The present
prices for these articles in this marker,
Dir. banlap's crop is worth 4. The low.
81 $500. Who can beat NJ
Mobile Tribune.
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Advieer from Grea, Briiain by The re-
cent steamers sthte that the rmigraii.n IL
America Ibis year viii rxrerd anything
herfiofare Witnessed. In Ireland espe-
c'aliy. there appears 10 he fixed deter
mina'ioa among thousands in come 10 the
United States. where they believe there
Is plenty Of work and good pay.
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vii Be reroilreied that. by an ferlrsis<it
cal afsi<ion OF the chprh Of England.
marriage with decreased wife's sister i.
illegal Ia ories N shax The exisnl %
shich sh,s drri-inn would effrrf me ~.
is'ias nIz'ians Of sariesy. grn,lrmsn 81
birmingham. England. Mr.. Sirigh. as
eerisinrd tie rrrserl ~ recent ryislfnre
af ahunl 500 rasrs NJ marriage with . DE-
eeased a,fr's sister IN and sronnd Dir
minsliam ainn@. Dir. So register con-
isins lhr namrs 81 minister's. lawyers. ma.
s'slrs'r-. and memhers Of almost every
profession.
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Encourage Home Industry.


staa6Ed, clnFh 4 Dixons
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers and
Theshing Machines. beth PortAhle
and Stationary Straw Cutters.
Grist & Saw Mill Irons. Edge
Tools. Mill & Factory Gear.
and ell kinds Of Castings nov in use
i'm this country,
CONTINUE 10 carry On thriT kuxinr~ - theif
" Machine shop snd Feuady; snd hasing -
hard srll srleried assortment sf the bess Ma
tsrjaIs, Sc ssli - workasen u honss and tenn
prrase hsl.iis. lhsy nafiu tb<ns<isss thar Nark
In their line vii be done rqual if MOI superior le
any which can isprscErrd eishea Nnfsh Or sonsh.
With grslelpl Acknowledgements 70 ihs pahlie fer
past fssors. they uolld respectfully sok<ii con.
tinnsRrs Il psisonsss, Letsrp sddressed 10 them,
cf either ii them. "a Snvw Camp Post Ol6ee. Al
smanee eeun,y, y. G.. win meet promPs siien-
lieps
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
December 3. 62-3m
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kentucky and the Union TT

Kentucky and the Union - The
louisville Journal says:--.ili is perfectly
absurd Cor any traitors to look 10 Ken
arky FIR any ennnien ince in their nm
lh,enns proceedings. There il not =
.sie IN the Union in which q hnIy lore
le unian l. mnIe tervent and more
-aseral Than il is in Kentucky. The
rfi'ors of ihc North. anil the traitors
lie S.ml!l, are all alike sc,raed within
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Aneurism, or Enlargement Of the Heart, Arfe
yies, Piles, DC. DC.
1 Sc the pills two or three times 4 weeL i
doses sufficient to purge freely; and when
raroxism comes on. q fearless use of the Mill,
must be made; down with six or eight, and In ,
little while repeat the dose; do this until tic
bowels arc strongly purged. This effected. Inc
danger is over for that attack. Angina pertor;s
and stone in the gall-bIaldcr are treated in the
sumo manner; and although considered incurabe
ny the medical profession. arc cured by the u.s.,
OF Brandieth's Pills. Piles are cured Nv Bran.
dreths Fills. In severe attacks the doses INNS,
hc iull; SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on IN The treatment of other diseases j, i
good sign; use nothing but the pills. and. as 4 !
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where ,haro
have been pectoral affections. as asthma. con.
sumption, Nc.. perseverance will be required with
the pills 70 efec, permanent cure. But any
other course will assuredly bring on the pectoral
affection.
IN cases Of Debility, Weakness, Rasfiuo,. n
cines, or Consumption approaching. it vii, he
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Rao;,
with one pill going to bed; next night two nils.
DO this alternately for three or four DAYS or LONG.
er; II no alteration takes place, then increase !
pi each night until five or six pills are used then
decrease BY onepill, down 10 one pill should anv
feverisn symptoms arise then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced. When this i done she
patient may drop down 10 such doses :, their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful 10
Keep the drain upon the impure humors a these
are removed, 80 will he their advancement to
sound health. s''' = =
Dr.: Brandreth's principsl Office, 24l Broad
way New York..
CT Agents for the sale Of Branircth's piIls;
Y. Heart, Hllsborough.
1 D. M.Dade. hapeitliIi
G. a. Mebanc. Mason Hall.
4. Micklc & Co., Bineham's School,
HANKS For Sale az this Office
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Bedstcads, Tabcs
made Of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut.
Birch. and Maple.
He would invite attention TO his make Of Port
able wARDROBEs and BEDsTEADs, which
cannot be surpassed for durability neatness. and
eoaysnienee.
lie would slso insifc the attention Of Oh pr.
sons wishing to bpy furniture Of any description.
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. a.
hr intends 10 sell ss low as be can possibly atord
and his workmen are oil experienced hands. !
-tshs ncw on hand eight fiDe Dressing Bu-
rvste, with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
frs ebdeboards. six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
Hands, one Sofs. apd one Secretary and Book-
esre. and Bedsissjs. which be win sell low.
= Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such % Walnut, Poplar, chery. Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Per-ops 81 Distance. buying Furniture,
can have il delivered a. their doors ENSURED safe
for less than they can do ], themselves.
lie returns his thanks Tor past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron,
sge.
HENRY Evans
February 4. IS
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= a 81 Q FOu n DIR y.
BROWN q WILLIAMSON,
Manufacturer and yIachSnfSfS.

- 4fAA k4NS0+Ns
Manufacturer and aIachinfsfs,
"A RE now prepared 70 do oil kinds Of Casting
- In the very besi and ne4icss manner, hsr-
Ing procured the services OF Northern bred
wofl man. who stands second TO none in point Of
skill In his profession. together with their own
experience Of eighteen years They hatier them
selves. hy the general satisfaction ihry have al
ready given. and their close attention 10 business,
to merit a share Of patronage. They lake The
greatest pains in campsundins their metal Cor the
various articles they make. consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear. Of every description, Plough
Moulas Pots, Ovens and Lids, Laihes. Thresh-
ing Machine. Stove and Fan Mill Casting; in
fact. every thing in The foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
10 do all kinds Of Machinery Work. Win Irons.
Spindies. wsarghi. turned and finished in the
neaiest and best manner. Iron Shsfing. Puliies,
and Composition Boxes Of the hest quality. Their
facilities for cutting Screws are inferior TO none
IN this country.
letters addressed to Brown &Wilkerscn, or
either Of them. Hillsborough. N. c., win receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February 2s. 72-
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THE HILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER,
IS rrhLrsHkn WEEKLY

By DENNIS HEARTT & son.
Terms.-Two Dollars year, If paid in adj.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if not raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
NO paper will he discontinued until all srreara-
ges are paid unless al the option Of the publishers
Hereafter no paper win be sent TO new sub
scrincr out this state unless ncnt is made IN
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsiblcto the editors; and in no case will the
paper be sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ApvKnTIsEaESTs moi exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction of onc-third will bs
made to advertisers by the year.
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Book Agency.

"
lTHE subscriber. having permanently located
himself IN Hillshoiough, offers his services
70 his friends and the public throughout the State.
Having entered into arrangements with large
Publishing Houses in Boston, New York, Rich
mond, and Charleston, and also engaged the ser
vices Of an Agent in New York 10 attend The
radc Sales, he is nov prepared to execute or
ders from Primer To a Library of a thousand
volumes; andalmost any work published in Eng.
land or the United States will lie furnished d or.
de A large assortment Of Books kept on hand.
md all orders faithfully and punciuaIiy attended
to. Orders are respectfully solicited. Ministers
and Teachers supplied at a liberal discount. He
VIII furnish Theological, Literary, Scientific,
Temperance and Miscellaneous works of an
kinds. No trash will he sold. He expects. with
the assistance Of active agents. to visi every coun-
" in the State.
=. SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
n,llsborough, y. e., Feb. Is. 7I-ly
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NOTICE.
ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
November Term. 1880.

ORDERED BY the Court, tha, John u Kill.
: land, Esq, be appointed COMMISSIONS Il
I lndavl's on Bounty Laad Claims, 70, Orange
Ionn ,, and that publication thereof 10 made Is
~, n nlsoorough Recorder aud North Carolin.
J. ALLISON, c.c.~.
December Ia :.
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Land for Sale.
TOWnSend's SarsapariIla.

JUST received and for sale at this Office, 5
= fresh supply Of Townsend's Sarsaparilla, il
quart hotties.
Also quantity Of Townsend's Almanacs,
which will be distributed gra,uitousIy to all 81.
plicants.
April 3. So