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GROCERIES,. sc,

GROCERIES,. &C.
60 bags Rio s. Java Coffee IS Loxes ground Gingsi
81 do butter salt; 10 do do Mustard:
10 do pepper ami spice do Pepper sauce;
20 hf chests ass'd Tea; IS do Bar soap;
80 catties do do. 90 do yaricgattG DO
40 boxes Raisins: 40 lbs. Cloves
Is do chewing Tobacco; 10 do Nutmcgs;
gro. smoking DO so doZ. buckets;
10000 Cuba skies; 0nests Tubs:
900 lbs prime Indigo; so doz. CON- Br ocms;
1900 do do Madder; 0 coils Manila Coz dage;
5000 do Boston saleratus - doz. bed cords;
80 bills. Molasses 1000 lbs. Ok chairs;
10 hhds. sugar; 2 doz halter DO
> bills loaf < crush'd do 80 pairs trace chains:
casks Rice: 90 dcz Hunts axes.
burlington, oct. 1851 corp, PARSONS B co
MAPS AT NEW YORK PRICES!
UST received, large lot Of Maps. among which
j are, the MAP OF THE WORLD, on Merca.
tors projection, exhibiting all recen dis cries.
Sc. &c. &c. Size so by 60 inches; price. mounted
$40. Also, the same map ~ by So inches, price SO.
Map Of the United States.
The only Mp that exhibits the country IN ITS
FULL EXTENT, 81 by SIS inches, price s5.
Also, the same Map a5hy SO inches. price g. SO.
Map of Iowa.
Price, mounted, 81 80; in pocket form. 75c.
MAP OF THE WESTERN STATES.
Viz 'hia. Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Mis- souri,
Iowa, Wisconsin nd the Territory of Mime
sofa, showing the Towns hip lines ofthe U.
5 Surveys. &c.-Priee. mounted 81 as
MAP OF ESrISE-with plans Of the city
Of Jerusalem. &c.-size SO by G. inches; Price,
mounted SIS 90.
NEW TESTAMENT MAP, of all The countries
mentioned ia the New Testament, aud of the ira
wells OF the Apostles, &c, Sc size 30 by % rch-
es ,price 81 81.
Map CT Wisconsin.
Mounted, Price $3.50
0U rLINE MaPS.-Mitchelrs outline Maps for
S4hoois;C hi ms Il, Il, 4, do Also, Ensign and
Thayer's Maps of the Western States: Mitchell,s
10. Maps of Canada, East ana West; Maps Of
Mexico, Yucatan. &c. Also, Travellers Guides.
SC, &C., fer sale at hBRAHAMSi
oct Is, 1851 Burlington Book store.
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OF GROCERIES.
liooo lbs carpet chain
80 Boxes SNlo glass
l25 10 IONIC do
20 do lexI4 DO
t6Ge los bar lead
iI5 bales cotton batting
E2o0o lbs Gotten yarn
90 boxes resin soap
10 do Boston fancy do
20 dog wash boards
80 do buckets
so nest tubs
100 churns
10 sacks pepper
. do spice
100 NJ G.. d. gun caps
so reams writis g parel $
$4,000 lbs cod fish
iG0 boxes assorted tea
5 pipes nice brandy
10 bhls pIorrietors do
= casks port wine
10 hhIs n. Y, gin
D do Holland do
1000 lbs log chains
li5 crates crockery
loo gross matches
Il hhl Manila indigo
iaS NJ Cuba skies
90 boxes extra starch
so do raiSins
10 do star cat dies
Is5 do mould de
tle0 lbs WOODEN Yarn
il0e cans oysters
/ 30 boxes chocolate
lSo deg III, yins cards
SEQ mats G. sSia
I etc. etc, etc. etc.
al the rsr9 tetssst prices.
] s N lMBAII. 4 CO
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Address Of Kossuth.
Io THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

~ The PEoPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
ra s.u NSW YoRK, Dec. Is.
me following address, by Kossuih, to the peo
PIE OF the United States, is published
Having come 10 the United States 10 avail NV
IS ssiI, Tor me cause of my country, Of the symna
."y "hlch had reason to believe rested In the
hearts OF the nation, found it nv duty to de-
care IN lhe first moments of my arrival. that !,
Is my mission to plead the independence Of Hun
gary ana the countries Of the European continent
before the great Republic of the United States.
ny principal position, repeat, is, that every
20 manage lis own affairs, without any foreign
Intervention. 81
friends OF my canse do not DO anything that
VIII throw difficulties in my way and while ex
pressing freedom for the cause do not preiudice #
IN ,he eyes the natioa. uiswith regret that I
isei the necessity OF again making that appeal 10
.he paohc opinion of this country, particularly
10 'hose Who profess themselves to be friends Of
my cause to give me that proof of their sympathy
.ny avoiding every step that might eatansle me
INTO d'fhcultles and especially in respect to that
rule have adopted and which declare to he nv
leading principle, VIZ: not 10 NIX nor TO be mix
ed up with any domestic concerns.
SENATE CoMMrrrEEs.-TheT Telegraph reports
The following Senate Committees:
On motion of Mr. Bright. the ssh rule w,s
suspended. and the following Senator'S were de-
clared elected the Standing Committees for the
session: i1
On Foreign relations-Masoa Douglass. Nor
ris. Morgan and Underwood.
on tInance-Hnnter, Bright, Gwin, Pearce
and Miller
On Commerce-Hamln,S oule, Dodge of Wis.
Davis and Seward
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Bayard, Stock
ton. Upham and James
"a Agrlenltnre-Soule, Walker, Atkinson.
Spruance, and Wade.
On Military atfairs-Shields, Clemens. Borland
Dawson. Jones' Tenn
On Nlili.ia-Houston, Dodge Of Wisconsin.
Boriand, Morton and Snruance.
On Naval Affairs--Gninn, Stockton. Mallory.
Badger, and Fish.
NEW York. December ID
The kossnth banquet at the Irving House. las.
evening. was an event of great interest. Kos
suth spoke over three hours in strain OF great
eloqnence and power. fully stating the grounds
OF Hungary plan, and appealing to the American
poop.e, mol only for sympathy and the aid OF pub
lie opinion in IIangary's behalf, but asking means
also-both contributions and loans. I'll 5 speech
occupied about eight columns in the Courier
In It he meatlons the fact of generous Gift of
81 900 to the cause of Hungary, by w Saead of
Cincinnati. And il Is also stated that Horace
Greeley has contributed another ST 900. 1t is
now proposed BY the friends of Hungary 10 o.
ganize Committees. under the direction OF Kos
suth. TO receive subscriptions 10 a Hungarian Ma
tona Loan of 500 or over. and contributions of
larger and smaller amounts. Some definite plan
will he made known in a few DAYS. The wo K
to he commenced at once and with yiror
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Nrw OarEASs, Dec. 20, P. NJ.

Nrw OaIEAss, Dec. 20, P. NJ.
uol,.,e,-5OO bbls. sold At q l-2 cents, for
mime and choce lots.
r,on,--s,les Of $500 bbs. Ohio, in fiat boats at
!, %. no extra St Louis, $500; 200 bbls. ILL.,
noi., sassio $3.50.
c.rn--aS0 sacks yellow 81 cts, and smaller
.ots g. ~ CT.
rseights, nothing doing.
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VALUABLE TIMBER LAND, AT AUCTION

ssssa THE unders signed will Offer at Public sale,
HyT at the Post Office door. in Burlington, on
~<-> Saturday the Sd day of January. 1852, the
following described tracts Of land, to Wit: The
north 1, and the east of the south ofthe south
west Of section NO. SO, III town No7l, h No 4.
west; the west Of the south east of Sc ction No.
50, town II, II. No. 4, west; the south eastt of
section No. 9, township No. 10, r. s, wost, and
the south west lr of sec. O. tnwnship 10, r west.
The above is all timber land OF the first au,i,y,
th@ last TWO tracts, situate in Henry county, about
miles from New London have each Home STA
bbe and well of water thereon-there ig also a
stream OF water running through the tracts.
Also the south east and the north west ofthe
north Sest quarter OF section No. IS, town o. r.
- west, being first rate rci ling prairie situate a.
bout 10 miles from Burlington, On the road to
Washington.
All said land lies within miles OF the Bur
hngtGn and Mt Pleasant Flank Road,
The timber land will be sold in lots of 90 acres
Or upwards to suit purchasers.
u TLRMs-one half cash on the day of sale.
and the balance in and IL months with ten ne!
cent. Interest secured by Mortgage.
For PARTICULARS enquire of Starr, Grimes *
Snyder, burlington los. X. Scott, Esq, Mi Idle
town, or OF the Undersigned
MICHAEL l.. O'SHAUGHNESSY.
rnrltn-tCn. Dec
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Oregon Letter.

We are indebted to Mr. Olney 70. the follow ny
extract from letter just received from his son,
the Hon. Cyrus olney, who is now in Oregon
Ledger.
up the Wllamet pronounced WilIam-et, with
the accent on the second syllabe) aud find il
much behind Portland Tomorrow shall visit
the Twalatin Plains, wsst from here, VIII ca are
said to resemble the praireS of Iowa. TIE VIII
lanet valley above Oregon City is also said 10 be
a part of Iowa; and so are the valleys drained by
the Umpgua and Rogue rivers, AMI the region
around Pugcts Sound. Those parts are now being
settled but the.e are plenty of COOL locations
for all who can come for several years. By
another mail shall have seen more of the coun-
try. VIII N | wrote last, 1t was raining. Ii
cleared off next day, and we have had two weeks
of the finest October weather that was ever seen
in Iowa, VIII ch still crninaes. The DAYS are
bright and warm; aud the nights cool with list
enough fog 10 prevent frost. The growth
of grass is several inches high. and have seen
several strawberry blossoms Potatoes not dag
are taking second growth. Peaches are gong
out of season. | have seen very fine ones, and
also good seealing apples. II must he admitted
that this is good agricultural country. although
greatly inferior. in that respect 20 the Mississip-
pi valley. Bat It's delicieaSy ii SOL IS more th9.,
compe ssatea BY lis climate aud lis markets.
No class Of men do so well here as TIE farm
efs, and fieSt 10 them. ami bnt little behind tn m
a'e The m rs,-,hat IS such as are able TO go to
the N aes properly equipped, and with goot h ID
its, and strength 10 work To such. the mines
ale paying on the average. better than ever be-
fore, As to merchandise, the country is over
stocked. lbuy IN Portland cheaper than did in
Fairfield almost every article except country
produce and | can buy salmon weighing fifty
pounds fer fifty ceuts, however, they are not
Fashionable food in this coautry. They are cat
ea exclusively by laa.ans and srean EN-. grants
Law, paysic, aud Preaching. are dali sale
and mechaui2al ans. common labor are mach be-
low former rates. Cattle, horses, AID all ,'hsr
property. have likewise abated their pretention
very much, Blt prices are stu too high: and
the next year EN- grafton will find the country
coming 10 Its senses. | advise no one 10 come
here. only say, that for myself, | like the
country well enough 10 live in il. Mnch Of the
country looks wild and foraiiaing. This dis
coaraSes many oa their arrival BIT have seen
one who wishes TO return 10 he States after
the FIRST year, except iovs-sick voung men, and
men VINO We're simple enough 10 leave their fam
lilies behind
Portland. Oct Goth. 1851.
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~,r ~ the purpose Of an Executive Se.-
-. ,.kieh the Senate adjourned.
Wv YoRK, Dec. 20, & P. N.

New York, Dec. 20, SP.M.
s.~.u.,;f.x line is broken at this point; more
Monday. The announcement Of the ar
J, M Earopa Il Halifax. put stop to tram
i. ..6sos il Cation.
$500, 1000 bhls At 81 AZ to $3.50 for
~. 81 a $50 $462 for oaic.
c..,.-.,lss 10000 bushels mixed at 6ic.
go bbls Il full prices.
MD eon ese.
uT;,kv-Ohio 81 1-2.
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PrrTsBURG. Dec. 90.

-. River feet in channel, weather cold and
cloudy, indicating snow.
80 - ~orDinr at5 O'Clock, the Rev. Mr. Ira
M. BOARDING School for boys, fifteen miles
H. -. burned to the ground with the entire
-. r,o.tlv ;nsured--no lives were lost.
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LARGE STOCK
IS ihas. n. .. Sugar
so hbls Belcher's clar:fi.
ed do.
10 hhls do do do.
9 do extra Boston sruS h,
cd
200 SKIS prime Rio coffee
20 sacks aice old Java dc
4 tierSes new rice
3 casks Boston slleratHs
100 boxes DO do extra
20 bills new MacasISl
80 half do do
90 kits do do
so bills n. @. moiasSeS
80 I'n BelCher's do
% half do DO
100 bills kanawha salt
goo sacks c.. A. do
geo do dairy do
25 do table DO
so bills lake do
30 10 prime elder vinegar
10 do tar
8 do alum
s do maadcr
5 do soaeras
Toe hu dry peaches
laa do do apples
100 reams wrapping pa
per ....=-.
40 doz bed cords
90 boxes tobacco
40 do smoking DO
% do pcppersauee
500 ksS best RoStoa nails
$50 looking glasses
4 cases champagne
% coils ceraase
All oi which viii he sch,
RnrNington, New, - 81,
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~ ~ rs - =. ST LOUIS, DEC. q.
I<.d--no sales, holders firm, at $i,25.
y,our-superine $3.50 10 SIPS; country ST.
II extra lots "a 30 to $500.
WAsat-fair and good 70 and 80; prime and
eAo;ec IS 10 81 10 cts.
Cas-nixed IS TO &C.; yellow 81 to 80; prime
sAie % els Oats 80 cts.
pros;s;oos--market quiet for Pork ard Lard;
~, heM Il So, so to $500; Lard No. coun-
ire i kexs 8to8 La cts. Shoulders 5; hams
6 IA ch.; sales 1t those figures delivered on II
,no;, river. whiskey. no sale, country raw; ci-
bIS34,o ~ cts.
Hsrs--ssks 1000 head on Friday at $l,75,
round y. sA65, quoted as range of prices.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
THE undersigned Trustees of p. NJ. Fortier.
1 will Offer the entire stock of goods formerly
owned By SAID Fortier, at PUBLIC AUG ZION, at
the store house on the corner Of Msia and Jefisr-
son streets in this city. consisting OF an extern
siye assortment CT
Dry Goods. mostly new, Groceries and II rdware.
EsSale to comaente on Monday, the 9Th day of
January ReHt, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue
from day 20 day until The stock is closed out.
Persons IN want 0; goois will do well to ate nd
s"As the sale Is peremptcry. for the enett of
creditors, tscfe viii be no reserve, and great har-
gains may he expected.
s. Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS w. NEWMAN,
WM S. GRhFF. STfustess
% j. N. ROGERS.
Darlington, Dec Is 1851 1T
lyNrRAEr LogiNO JD.-3s cases Saualofd,s
IL very low by the case, by F. TALLANT.
oct. 81 '5i
lNRESGH WORKED collars ana canes beautiful
L assormest,at tocail MiCHAELS \ CLaRK's
TtoFFEE-5a sacks Rio Coffee; sacks Java
Y far sale By fnct 5,'sD G LAANa ny BRo
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Long & webb


a RE non recsitins large and vel selecie.
a Stock 0f Goods. suitable foE The Spnng Al.
summer Trade. which they are anxious 10 disPos'
Of On the m0si accommodating terms.
Their siork consists IN part d The following /:
CLOTHS. o. every color and quality.
cAssIMEREs. Black. Doe-skin and Pane,
colored.
TwEEDS. double and single width.
fESIiAGs. Figured Silk Nsrseilies and So,
Iin.
PRINTS. French, English and American.
Printed Lawns. fambncs and Muslins,
French and American Bingham.
Colosed and Black silks.
BeTaee De LANES.
Silk Tissues. very fne.
lisia Maria, new style Six Goods,
Jaconei and Swiss Mpslins.
yicte1a lawns. and Isace capes,'
ladies cOloEed, Black & White Nd Gloves
Gents q do
Ladies. Misses, and childreu,s Colon Hos.
Gents Brown and bleached do.
Swiss and camhrie Edgings and Insenings.
French. worked Collars sud Sleeves
silk. Linen. Cambria & Cotton i'andkerchiefs.
Brown and Blearhed Shininss. &c. &c.
Ladies Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Girls and Boys Shoes, and chiiiren's Shoes.
School Books, and good selection Of Miscel-
laneous Books.
Cap and Letter PIPER. and Note Paper.
Envelopes. and GuillO,t's Steel Pens, sc.
Hats and Bonnets.
Hardware and Cutlery, &c. &c.
March 25. 70
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TO POSTMASTERS.
POST OFFICE STAMPS.

/ TIME advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant Grove
= Allegheny county, Maryland, l. The frs,
person in the United States who conceived and
undertook extensively to publish The idea of fur.
nishng all post offices in the country with cheap
stamps. All stamps made by him are warranted
equal or superior 10 any ohcr that cansbe procured
for the same price. and whenever any are sent out
IN any manner defective or unsatisfactory. ,npli.
Gates will be forwarded, on notice, without extra
charge. All who order set Of stamps. with fpll
set Of Changes for dates, at only So, (for thirty
pieces,) shall be kept in stamps Qd G5ifum. Full
sets with one change 81.
These stamps are neatly made with Turmoil
handles and screw same style as the ,epular
government P. o. stamps-durable, efficient and
warranted: Price one TO two dollars only. and
special authority to send by mail free.
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove. Ale.
ghany county. Maryland.
T Any editor publishing the above with this
note) three times. and sending copy Of the pa
per. shall receive credit of five dollars on letter
n ten dollar proof press-or if preferred, wood
engraving or an engraved newspaper head, of the
'bo- value. will be forwarded.
Ts iuar, ID. 7l-3w
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Rool AgencY.

WsfiE suhscrhsE having permanently loetlci
himself u HililhoiouEh, Oiism BE aHioes
% his firnds and de Puhlie lhIoughoui he sisis.
Having entered INFO aFIaBgemeuis Hilh l.fss
Publishing Houses IN Boston. New Yea. RicA-
mend. and Charleston. and also engssed he SER
vices Of an Agent in New York % attend he
Trade Sales. be Is nov prepared 70 execute e.
dess from Primer 10 Library q thousand
volumes; and almost any WORK puhlishea an Eng
snd or The United States win be furnished 10 Or
der. A large ass1rment Of Books kept On hand.
and all onien faithfully and paariusily attended
70. Orders are respectfully sSIieiisd. Minister'S
and Teachers surpiied a liberal discount He
ssiIl furnish Theological. Literary. scienfifr.
Temperance and Miscellaneous WEEKS Of al
kinds. No trash viii he sold. He expects. with
abe assistance q active agents, % sizi every coun-
y in DIE State.
SAMUEL PEARcE. Agent.
HiIlsborOush, \. G.. FEB. IS. lily
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Encourage Home Industry,


STAFFORD, Clark q Dixon,
Manufacturers Of Horse PONers and
Theshing Machines. both Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters,
Grist & Saw Mill Irons. Edge
Tools, Mill & Factory Gear,
and all kinds Of Castings now in use
in this country,
CONTINUE TO cary On their business al theiI
" Machine shap snd Foundry; and having on
hand vel selectrd assoEinaent Of the best Ma
ieTisls, ss well IS Workmea of honest aud fem-
penie habits. they fsiisf themselves that weEk
in heir line win be done equal IL net superior 10
any winch can beps-cured either North o. South.
With grateful Acknowledgements 10 the pubic for
past fssors. they would respectfully sollcil con-
iinusnce Of patronage. Letters addressed 10 thrm.
or either Of them. II snow Camp Pos OlIice. A.
amsRee county, n. C.. viii meet prompt alien
lion.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH W.. DIXON.
December ,. ss-sm
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BRANDRETII'S PILLS.

-daenr'sm, or Enlargement Of The Heart, Ayf..
RES, Piies, DC. DE-.
4 Sc the pills two or three times vccL 4,
doses sufficient to purge freely; and when !
paroxism comes on. fearless use of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and ia a
liltc while repeat the dose; do this until The
bowels are strongly purged. This effected. The
danger Is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
aud stone IN the gall-hla,ldcr are treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
ny the medical professions, are cured Nv The use
OF Brandletlfs Pills. Piles are cured hy Bran.
drcth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses INNS,
ne lull; SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on IN the treatment of other diseases il IL
a good sign; use nothing but the pills, and. as an
outward application, cold cream or lard. and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pecioral affections as asthma. con.
sumption, &c, perseverance will be required with
the pulls To effect permanent cure. But any
other course will assurcdly bring on the pcc,oral
affection.
Ii cases Of Debility, Weakness. yYcs;pys De.
etnes, or Consumption approaching, it will be
necessary 70 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pull going TO bed; next night two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days, or long
er; u no alteration takes place, then increase
pl each night until five or six pills are used, then
decrease by ono pill, down 10 one pill should any
feverish symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until the fever Is reduced. When this Is dome tLo
patient may drop down 10 such doses Al their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful u
keep the drain upon the impure humors as these
arc removed, so will he their advancemeu, 70
sound health. 'ei'eh' 20
way New York. - Dfoao'
~ Agents tor the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills:
y. Healtt. Hillsboroush.
J. >. MDadc, hapel Hill.
y. a. Mebane. Mason Hall.
q al'Sie q Co., Bingham School. 4
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SALE OF LAND.

9I2<, IN obedience to decree Of the
eyazEi Court Of Equity for C-ange county,
= shall sell, on the premises. on Friday
~srs the 23l day Of May next. the Tract Of
Land OF which James rrice died seized and pos.
sessed. Said Land is situated on the waters Of
New Hope, near the road leading from Chapel
Hill to Raleigh, and contains about $50 Acres.
credit oftwelve months will he given. Bond
and two approved ecurities required, and title
reserved until the purchase money is paid.
O. F. LONG, c. & ME-.
April 2lst, 1851. 90
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Cabinet Making.

lTsHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Hillsborough and the public &c
Morally, that he hes on hand al his shop on Chur
ton street due west from the courthouse, yari
ely Of excellent Furniture. and that he is prepar
ed to manufacture, in the hest style, all article.
10 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.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
arv.
C0FFINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
emcuted, and at very low prices, and hopes that
hewill receive due encouragement from gene
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such as Walnut. Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended TO.
RICHARD MAYO.
April 10. 79-ly
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN
TSTATE Of NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law-Spring Term,
1851.
VIE St9gg ,
vs.. Petition for Divorce.
Lucy Nagg.

n this case, it appearing that copy Of The pc
iltion and subpoena were issued TO the ,!e-
fcndant, IN manner as by the statute IN such ca
scs is required, and the return thereon being. Ey-
ccuied by delivering a copy Of This petiien and
l--- TO Lucy Staug," aud proclamation
being publicly made al the cour, house door. by
the Sheriff, Tor the said d, fendan 10 appear and
answer, as commanded by the subpoena, and The
defendant failing TO appear: II is ordered by the
Court, that publication, for three months, be made
in the Hillshorough Recorder, for the sai, Lucy
Stagg to appear at the next term Of this court to
be held at the courthouse in HilIsborough, on The
second Monday Of September next, then and
here to plead. answer or demur to the said pe-
ition, otherwise the petition will be heard OK par
tie as TO her, and judgment pro confesso will be
granted against her.
Witness, Richard NJ. Jones, Clerk of our said
Court, at office, the second Monday Of March,
A. ID. 1851.
r.. NJ. JONES, c. $. G.
April 10, 1851. [Pr. ADV. s7:50.l sO--3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14
Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c.

LONG & WEBB
EEP constantly on hand full Stock o
A Medicines, Paints, Dye Stuffs
h'eriumery, &C., and would invite the at
ientlon Of The public 10 the following articles viz
Cod Liver Oil, warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine. and French
Brandy, in bottles-sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Paregoric,
:. Extracts, very fine, prepared by p.
Schaefllin, Haines & CO.
Rhnbarb Root, and Pulv.
Gum Arabic, aud pulv.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
March 25th, 1851. 7s-