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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
TUE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
THE SEw.YORK TRIBUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ p;apo-Forte AssociationVA mselss % ~ VI, 7e
~ ~ III be he'd on THURSDAY ENENINO az =
shs toons Of Association. La arSe
- 900 Broadway room ). One fiano-f orc WIZ uY
~. Ia Persons desr0us of joining are invited 10 attend
a,ev,ors 10 the meeting, and enter tAelT names
n Members who have not pad all ther dues, are es-
r;.iJy ,eouested 20 do so previous 70 this meetInS
Vl7 IL Io'hHi" -
The eFgaIitoires.-FRENCHC COLONY AT TAIE-
Will 90 Va-I.ectur that Colony every Evening
=, n O'clock al al Broadway, thrd story, by DR. VlONS
s.Ibe, a. .i If FRENCH language jyl6 Tvs
~ -Notice.-Passengers per steamship BALIlC for
JfyerpoO will please be on board AT the oot OF lana 81
on ShTU RDAY July 49, at II o'clock, A M ana send az
baggage not wanted the passage on board fhiDA1
JuT 9 below with the number Of their Orth yio
~ At n Meeting of the MECHANICS GRO
CRY ASSOCIATION, held on the 2Nh day OF May
1851 Il was UNANIMOUSLY resolved that tins Associatgn ne
dissolved and thai N NJ Stratton, John Bsc0, ana 1ohh
Ogden be a committee for disposng OF IT'S STOCK IN uade
~ The store 270 Seventh and for closing up rs atas
GEORGE VAN BENSCHOTEN, Prest
JOIN OGDEN. Sec'Ty.
New. York, July 18th, 1851. -
The undersigued acting under the above authority have
s,osed ~ All the interest Of the Mechanics Grocery As
.ncacn m store 20 Seyenth-st 70 George Van Ben,
sfhoten ard hereby notice that the proceeds OF SAG
sale will nav about four dol upon each share Of stock
yedcematle on the 25th If Apr 1852 All demands for
at the store. ~ ~ 81 1,tn,G 1nnt WV c,,,,,,,ao
jyi6H' JOHN OGDEN
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A RTHUR MCGUIRE. .-lnformatio Is
N wanted of ARTHUR MCGUIRE. boy OF II years Of
age, who le his parents Syracuse September lHy al
the time of the State Far and has not becn heard of
though diligently sought by hls dscOnsOlale parents The
boy not of perfectly sound mud has the the mark of
burn the upper part of ms right foot also the Of
his LEFT elbow, Is Of light compile NOn and far HAIR
ANY information hm. addressed t. the Office of
the Christian lnQuret, 237 Broadway, NeWNork, WI he
gratefully received by hlS afflicted parents. Will our
changes le humane as u COPY the .hoke WI NV
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GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION Of

IRAND SUMMER EXCURSION OF
~ DAYS o. the sea orts II New w-Enzlan'i-Fsunt
,r, day NEWPORT ior ,sa bathing Ec. one dag NAN
TUCKET and NEW BEDFORD, ior fishing me .,,n asy a
BOSTON, and three noun escb a NEW -HAvEN; n cLw
sion viii start ou the lth 4 August. Band cf NJ.
vii he IN attendance Tie hrs' one hundred suoLehp&s e.
became harehoders entitled 90 share Of the pf0hs rot
further particulars and programme II the rosn -
srospectus TO be obta aneI q; me once oi inc IL
Nnrker.f, 100 Nlssan-st O"'-.-
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TRANSATLANTIC SKETCH, No. b.
TLe NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE FOR TIN,
- !, now ready and first ITS usual stringent ana
,ciis features viii be found Letter No g. from lOnioh
A. George Wilkes Editor. giving humorous A. well ~
aic descriptions Of the Queen. the Ladies the ASCOT
y 80 the Opera, the Theaiers Madame tgald aud thc
nf'I 60 kr &c Sc as well ds IT. usual am0 M u
D',o,sfIc ana Foreign CrmiDal Matters lfe ot Long
fhe Bricaud ofthc Wes Correspondence LIE ns1rIic1
~. a.. Hundred Million SwInde, sc &c &c Tor sale
- ali Newsboys News Dealers, and Agents and al the
once lC2 Nassau-st On.y cents w l.
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vNHE late Prot SARTIS' Celebrated col

I'fif latc frot. SAK L 10 telcOfatcd col
Il lection Of WAX MODELS, illustrating health and
disease at the Socetys Ibfan. 3b Broadway This beau
tful collection of full length Figures will be ON Exhibition
for very short time pcy to the sale Popular aud
struetye Lectures the important science of mann w1i
he illustrated by model Ut tbs Moorish race subject 10 10
sections the hsus OF H. 81, and g. Tuesdays ftr ladies.
when Madame demon states Intermediates days for
gentlemen Open from A M TILL 0P, NJ Tickets %
UbN'
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nary Iseetmg
Suhloined Is IA list Of the q
aInes and influence to pror
Hon. Washington Hunt,
Hon Chrlstoph Morgan
Hon. Robert VI Morris,
Hon. James Brooks.
Hon. VIM. V Brady,
Hon. W. W. Woodwsrth
Hon. Sam'l T.. Johnson.
Hon. Il. GilChrlst.
Hon. r.. G.. Squier.
Hon. ThOs n Carr.
Hon. r.. ' X Wright
MAJOR Gen. Bennett RI
ley, u : A,
J Prescott Hall.
N. y. Tallmadge.
John W Nelson,
II. W. Floyd.
W. Willis.
J. \. Wood,
ThOS {. Smith.
Henry Spear,
George III. Peck,
J. =. Bradbury,
George W. Morton,
Joseph BRIGHAM,
II. A. Seymour,
James y. Ruggles,
Edwin Forrest,
John Van BuGen.
Robert Emmet,
y II Cutting,
Man Maretzek.
August Belmont.
Drew, Robinson X Co,
l.. &. Clark.
Edward Dodge.
Geo. III. BIOauhtAu.
Geo W Mclean.
Edwin Ludlow,
Jonas Il. Philips.
Benz Galbralih,
John +. Purdy,
Ralph Lockwood,
Daniel p. Sickles.
J. Trumbull Hudson,
Daniel ID. Howard.
Coleman 4 Stetson,
Charles A. SecOr,
jos T.. Coffee.
u W Hudson,
W. o'Bncu.
j o Buen,
Dudley Pcrssc,
Smith, Bangs \ Co,
VIM. Young,
Chauncey X. Weeks.
!. narrow,
Nichols. krauth, X
Cauldwoll,
Thomas M PlCtOn,
John Thompson,
A. J. Williamson,
Rertram H How ell,
Henry Doagherty,
Hiram Fuller.
\. X. ComstOCk.
{. 4 W Leland.
James Beck,
A. Stevens,
W III Bean,
T.. r. Nichols.
Joseph Ritter,
Vim. Ely Chilson.
James NJ. Miller,
AnSon hcrnck,
W u, McCarty,
& II. Walton.
& =. Souihworth,
Vim. II Deyler,
W. Mulrhead,
John ID Chevaher,
Rcht Rait.t
j h Monno,,
Clark \ Bailey,
J W Merton.
Jonas Bartlett,
EnoS Richardson.
Wm. NJ Loutrcl,
W II Coleman,
r. "A Fay,
J.S Neville.
4 l.. Knapp,
Geo 4 Nesbi,t,
Joseph Cfawfopi.
+. 4 James.
u. W Burr.
J ID Maxwell.
Johh + Ropes,
Eugene plunkVti.
I " Melghaa,
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c. II CooGEsHAlI. Secretary. vii Iv
MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK,

Ve CAS- BroadwayDepo>isors this Institution entitled
interest their deposits NJ 90 July l. can now receive
the same On application The declared cent
OF $50 and under and per cent >5N In
called for h tine 2h INST Will he catered On she
books principal and draw interest FROM July
A &. kINGSLAND, fEeSiden'
r. BROWN. tce-Pressaeat
July Ia. 1851 Nl6 ~
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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY II, 1851

ROARD.-Genteel permanent Board At
10 Fulion-s,. Also, ,raEs snt day and din.
hCarQerS " Irat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

NARNUM - AMEkltAN MuSr.UM vi.
IB-p. r. BARNVNI. Manager and Proprietor, JOHN
GREENWOOD. Jr, Assistant Manager. Abundance tc
the Museum and Performance. p cents; Ch.ldson. y,
cents THURSDAY and FRIDAY. July Y and 10. la
the AFTERNOON at O'Clock, aSONG hy Mss keough :.
DANCE, by Mr.. Thompson GRAND PYRAMID AS
CENSION TEDDY THE TllER Pas Au0sanals !:
THE TWO CLOWNS. In tho EVENING. AZ 3 O'Clock f,
Wonders on the TIGHT ROPE Two Athlete A SOL
DER FOR LOVE. and THE RED MONSTER The
Happy FAMILY cnn be seen At all hour.
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BOARD in WILLAMSBURGH.

Board te obtained gentlemen aud their WIVES
" wo II three single gentlemen. The house. pleasantly
'uitet AZ Durham place within minutes walk #
'eck-shp and Dylsion-av ferries. le2e Inn
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Young Ladies de-
vVO AMERICANS or FOREIGNERS

Il A gentleman Of education, with small amount OF
capital Zone OF two thousand dollars) purchase the
whole part Of interest an old and well esab 'hed
business connected with the book trade IN the lower part
of the cty For further information address D. al Tue
Tribune Office with and residence, anu the parties
Will be called on by the advertiser who dcslrons OF BENG
relieved from active business IN the city OF NeW-foT
lylc
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BOARDING. G.-Gentlemen can be ac-
- commodaed Wild Board and pleasant, air. rooms at
~ Nesey-st. I26 lIns
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a good practical
: SERVANTS WANT PLACES-Cooks,

~ Housework Girls Laundresses, ChambeTmads, Seam
stresses Nurses, Mattresses, &c &c Also, for Farmers
Coachmen WATERS sc. y. Y. Employment Once, 47S
Broadway Servants reminded that this Is me best
Offices IN the city for good places T. P. SAUNDERS.
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[1OARD REDUCED at the Private

H Mansion House 81 Greenwich-st., bv Mr.. BERT.
formerly Foster. Gentlemen with slng e bes and light
airy 50 20 per week day boarders 81 per week
boaTders 80 cents per day Floating and shower
baths gratis. Iyli i'm
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BOARD N BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

man aud MS zife also three slngle gentlemen
cNta.n pea1n rooms, furnished ~ Ininrsi-
ed N,:,..n uiurc> Va.A { the fs-rcs- s2ly a. ."'
& Ns.Sau, cOEEeT q .,aI!. ~ ~
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AGENTS.-Wanted. $50 Agents to sell


wants, Protesants and Catholics suitable for hotels
Private families wanting employment at G.
MASON S Offices. $50 Broadway and l39 Bower. Terms
Yearly suhscpt 80 cents, Otherwise 25 cents Suscrp
tons respectfully solicited These Servants selected
the by Of great experience IN the ou-
sness and Mr.. NJ guarantees them fully equal to any
which may be found elsewhere ~ B-Men and boy can
be had for any respectable employment. JyliI'
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GENTLEMAN about breaking up

A BOY-Wanted, in a wholesale Grocery
LAStore. Must write good hand and can reside with
his parents. Apply at 2i6 Waslmgton-st. Iyi7 IT.
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NEY to be MADE.-AGENTS

Il wanted in a Staple Manufacturing business. easily
managed and no competition VIII command cash sales
such that from 81 o0 70 $1,000 can be realized
yearly For particulars address HARDWARE, Tribune
Office with name and say where can be seen, which VIII
receive prompt attention. VloH'
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4 YOUNG WOMAN wishing to locate
| n AMERICAN WOMAN wants Sit

the exclusive night of counties, &c, in Middle and
Western Dr SINNERS Medical and Celebrt'ed
Family Books The greatest inducement gwen 70 entor
psng men, and hleh wages paid to good hands For par
bcrlsrs, call or address postpaid, ". PARMENTER, SO
Nassau-stTeet N Y. le3O I'm
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from his residence in
NRUGGlSTS or OTHERS NAV hear

of good chance Of entering upon the manufacture Of
AL article injected with the trade (no nssrun aorins
good profits and large sale, BY addressing NERIrAS,
Bosds ENpress, William-st Small capital needed.
WI 2teCds
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15


THE subscriber would respectfully nIo,m Il.
- citizens Of Marlborough and the pubIir %.
nerahs that he has on hand n his shop an f.h.,-
ton sircet due wess from the eouf-honse. , ,,,;-
ETY. Of excellent Furniture. and thai be il p,rr,,.
cd 10 manufacture, in the lest style, all snie,,,
in his line, such as
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
sIDEB0ARDs. of Wild Cherry. Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES. Of all kinds.
WARDR0BES, Portable and Station.
arv.
C0FFINS. from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises ihat his work shall be faithfully
executed. and at very low prices, and hopes iha,
he will receiye due encouragement from gene.
rons public.
All kinds Of Timber uscd In Cabinet Worl.
such as Walnut. cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma.
pie, will he taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
ceised and promptly aiienocd TO.
RICHARD MAYO.
Apri ID. 79-ly
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
l.LoarsSr pn,IaxrHaory.--JaIIer


<LoaUeST PHtIASTHRcFy.--Jader
Niles mrsnily made most el0quFn,
spesfh II die t'unnrriieut conttnlipn 10
fsfaf offxpmp.ing iis hnmeshad. We
clip ne fallaWing eEir1rt;
ia may he Ihnuglii unsui,ed 10 The
place aad arelsion "a refrF 10 he rfralier-
lions and associations which mike ,p
he erownsas lriieisiss nf life. am noI
ashaafa 10 own ll,st my feelings are en-
LISTED ~ iess lhaa nv understanding 10
eanSiried. | 90 far i hfesase IL is righl
iaIisell. rsghl against al a'rms af sarhi ,
lry. againsi II appeals 10 pnjudice and
passion snd lhe fare nf gain. right agains
the sorid. The home where lhe Ivy ana
ihe wcndbine have heen taught 10 Twin,
nv lensler hands .. 4 loving heais--
where The children were born. and som.
Of them have dsed---wheie The aged IN
rents still remain. aud where the sons am
daughters return from their distant emigra
lion n paw their tribute of klial hom
age-ahe homo where al that is sarrel
10 life. in death. and in religion. cenIres-
that hame wnuld project. nni ny unsls
hle laws enacted to-day snd repealed q
morrow, hni by constitutional prnrision,
ilnmulsble as truth and juslire. and ends
ring As the everlasting hills"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
aiso' an assoftiitnt oi
READY.MkDE CLOTHING.

All Of which have been purchased at the North
with Cash, and will he sold ekecp.
They have taken advantage ofihe visii 10 the
North TO observe the FASHIONS. aud arc prepared
TO make up in the most fashionable style and in
the hest manner. any Of The shave Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may he assured
that their work will be done in equally good style.
They take this occasion 10 renew the express
sion Of their thanks 10 their many customers fur
their pasi Iiherality; aud as they are dcteInlin.
ed 70 sell cheap, and TO have theii work cxeruicd
in the hest possible style, they hope for conii-
nnance of their fasors. Their prices for work
will ie Icasonahlc and suited 10 the times.
April l. IT,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
AND YET THEY CONE.

I CAsk French Brandy. do. Pot Vino,
! do. Madeira Wine. for medicinal pa,yo.
rs only. Hecker's Farina, Car superior 10 Arrow
Root. Lyons Extract Of Ginger, Browns do,
Whihcad's Essence Of Mustard. Citrate Of Mag.
nesi.. Husbands .Maencsia, lodiie Quinia, Brc.
nide Of Iron, Tannsie oI Iron, Tannaie Of Qui.
MIA. valerinaie Quinis, Iodide Manganese. Sui.
phaie Manganese, Fcrrocyana.e Quinia, ciiras
Quina, Napthalinc. etc. TO he found at
&c THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
I,RANDRETfi'S PILLS.

Aaeurisni, or Enlargement of the Heart, ART.
rics, Psis, sc. DC.
Sc the pills two or three times week in
- doses sufficient to purge freely; and when 4
paroSism comes on. a fearless use OF the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in a
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the gall-bladder are treated in the
same manner; and although considered curabc
hy the medical profession, are cured by the use
Of Brandicth's Pills. Piles are cured hy Bran
dreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be full; six or eight for lew nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on in the treatment of other diseases II is
good sign; use nothing hut the pills, and, az an
outward application, cold cream lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections. as asthma, con-
sumption, &c., perseverance will be required wi,l,
the pills 10 effect parmancnt cure. But any
other course will assurcdly bring on the pcctoraI
affection.
Ia cases cf Debility Weakness. Ipaaings. De.
chnts. or Ccnsumptioa approaching. il will I've
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going 10 bed; next night two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days, or long
er; II no alteration takes place, then, increase n
pill each night until five six pills are used, then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill. Should any
fcvcrish symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced When this is done. the
patient may drop down 10 such deses as their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful to
keep the drain upon the impure humors: us these
are removed. so viii be their advancement. 10
sound health.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office. al Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrclh's Pills:
D. Heait, lIillshorough.
J. D. M'Dadc, hapcI Hill.
G. A. Mehane. Mason Hall.
a. Mickle q Co., Bingham's School.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Equity Sale.

10y virtue Of decree OF The Court Of Equity
- for Orange County. made at September
FERN. 1851, shall offer Cor sale. on the prem
ises. on Tuesday the 2la day Of October next
the Real Estate belonging 10 the heirs Of the late
Rankin Mckee. containing about 3l3 acres, ly.
ing upon the waters Of Little River. adjoining
the lands Of John wilkersun, William 4. 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 IL
tie viii be reserved until the purchase money is
paid.
o. F. LONG, c. & ME-.
September iG. Oh
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

gFshE sutsslilsl, hsYias psFmanealiy iorsisd
himself 10 Hills' a,ourh oasn his ssFvlcss
20 he firnil lnd ne puhile thlo1sheui ne susie
Having eElele1 illo arTl1sellslts Nllh large
Pltlishiug huusea In b1sl1a, AeE Yea. kici-
manl. and Chsrieslan. and slso engaEed ~ SRI
vices 0f sn Asrni in Nsu Yak 10 stirnd ihr
Trade SALES. be = nov prcPsred 10 eKscuie or
ders from Primer 10 Library of lhaussnd
volumes; and -imo<l suy work Pshlishcdin Eng
lsnd or fhe Ersed sssirs viii he furnished 70 or
der. A large s~snFfmeni q Books kept On hand
and all erden fsifhfully and pnnciuslly attended
q. Orders are rcsFeeifaily soiici;ea. Ministers
and Teachers SURPRISED 81 liberal discount Hs
will furnish Theological. Literary. s<irnii6c
Temperance and Miscrlaneous EsEks q ~
kinds No trash win ne sold. HrsrPrcis. with
fhe asisiaRrr cf active agents. % sisii every cOun
lay In the Stair.
SAMUEL. PEARCE, Agent.
HillsborOnsh. n. e.. Feb. 10. 7l-ls
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
WANTED
THE HILLsBoRoUGH IlEcoRDER
BY DENNIS HEARTH & SON.

Tcrms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in at.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, i mol pald
within three months; or Three Dollars, IL dcls!ed
until aftcr the expiration Of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid. unless al the option OF the publishers
Hereafter no paper win be sent to a new sun
scriherout Of this state unless pa, mcnt Is made u
advance, or some person in the state will Become
responsible to the editors; and in no case will te
paper be sent to subscriber out OF the state io'
moro than two years without Payment.
AnvERTisEnExTs not exceeding sixteen llnes'
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents 'or
each subsequent insertion longer ones ~ pro.
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five peI
cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third VIII %
made TO advertisers BY the year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

EELLATINE. Lows celebrated Windsor
" Soap. Charcoal Tooth Powders. urs So
pcrior article. Extracts Of verniIia. Lemon. Rose,
and Bitter Almonds. Curling Fluid, BsndaIine,
Pomade DIVINE, Wsicrfclds Yeast Powders,
warranted good, Flawer Vases, with many other
articles. Please call and see, nj
THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1851.
William II. Br0Ua vs.. alexander J. Jones'
Original Attachment. levied on defendants untli-
yided interest in a Tract of Land containing
l25 acres more or less, adj,ining the lands of
James Moore. Hugh Kirkpatrick, and others,
on the waters of Haw Greek.
L appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is a noIl.resi-
dent of this State: II is therefore ordered that
publication he male for six weeks successfully
IN the Hilis5orough Recorder, notifying said de-
ientiahi TO appear at the next term Of the Court
of Pleas and Qua,ter Sessions, 10 he held 70; the
county Of Orange, at the court house in lIsho-
rough. on the fourth Monday in hoyenlber next,
then and there to plead and replevy, or the land
levied on will be condemned 10 satisfy plaintiff !
claim.
Witness. Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
Al Office, the 4th Monday jn August. A. d. 1851.
J. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Sept. 23. Price Adv. s4:75.) O3-6w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

"ANTED q number Of Land wausnis, Cor
which the hishes, cash prices viii be paid.
Apply 10 Thomas Webb, esq. or messrs. Long
& Webb.
Sept. 30. 0s-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
ATTENTION, !,

II tie Commissioned. N,a- Commissioned or
f.ers. Muacians and Pricdes of he Ash
Regiment of " C. Militia. dislunded bU
act Of Assembly and attached 10 Tie AMI
Regiment.
A r a Court Martial of the 47th Regiment,
held in Hillsborough on Friday the 81 inst,
committee was appointed to propose some suit
ale plan for tho formation into districts of that
potian Of the 4s,h Regiment nov attached to
the i7ih.
At al ljju,nsd osetiag Of The Court Martial,
on Saturday ith inst, the committee submitted
the following report, which was unanimously a.
d iPted. That the caswell county line be the
northern boundary line of the Cedar Grove dis
trict; the Alamance county line be the western
boundary; the stage-road leading from ! ills
borough 10 Mason Hall be the southern bounda-
~.
The n0r.heru boundary Of the Mt. Willing
district 10 be the southern boundary linc of the
Cedlr Grove district the Alamance county line
t, lie the western boundary; the Wooly's b,iIre
t,al leaIing to TIE Al,mlnce county lme by Mr..
w. j. Bingham school to be the southern boun-
dary.
The Sandy Field district to he bounded on the
north by the southern boundary line Of the Mt.
Willing district to he hounIel on the west by
The Alam,nce county line; and on the south by
the Chatham county line.'
Il was resolved by the court Martial that the
awe report be published in the IIillsborough
Recorder anl N. g. DemDcrat.
WILLIAM III. BAILEY,
Judge Advocate.
October 4. o.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
ATTENTIoN!!.

10 the commissioned, non-commissioacd Offers
aad Musicians belonging u the Iiarfeas To-
l4nfecr Regimfnt.
NOU are hereby commanded TO attend al Da-
= sid Mebane's on Friday, tho 2l,h inst. for
drill muster; and on Saturday, the 25lh, at 10
o'clock, you will attend with your respective COM
panies, armed and equipped IS the law directs,
for Rcgimental exercise.
By order Of the COLONEL
GEO. W. TATE, Adi't.
October 4. o.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1881.
AHea Peiiy and rife Sorah.l Hugh csnie's
ss. Willis u c
Henry NsDaai.i, AdH.f, Il Desisasii vel
1T appearing 70 the satisfaction Of ihe Court,
thatWliam curie. lanes Reeves. and George
Reeves. who are mentioned 10 the said Will as
Devices or I.egaiecs. reside beyond ibe limits
Of this Stale; II is ordered thai publication be
made in The iIilshoroush Recorder for six weeks
successfully, iar said persons to appear at the
next Term Of Orange County Court, 10 be held
Al the Court House in Hillsborough. on the fourth
Monday Of November nsxi, 10 witness the pro.
ceedings on the trial Of said issue, &c.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at Office, the 4lh MONDAY Of August, A. ID. 1851.
J. ALLISON, c. &C.
Oct. Q. Price ADV. si:50.) 04-6w