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DRESS GOoDswe mos, respectfully inv,,. the
the public .s adis. especially. 70 our extensive ...o@sn,
oos o .Os be- sss .,d
orally dispose Of much stock possible in
o ss s%ss % S.s . advantage can b.
ch chene striped and plaid spring and summer Silks low
Plain pn.. blue. and ssoss mGs:.s..s
10 do swool nne ANAL figured mous.eins', for ehdens
green blue .h.leys. and de.uab.
Plain, grave, and 'sney eoored esr.se. in all shade.
% piece. 1eh figured beess. and xrsa.dine:
Is do low,ptesd DO part Of which arc very beautiful,
In French awns and jaconets, &c
is pieces rich printed Orrandie musins
50 do sns medium quality and price lawns warranted n't
DO %.l, figured dotted French .hint.e., for chi
a.%.s ,,,s .sp: and o,ssa'. m..'n'
In sddi,on the line, every
m u nss v, s.1 ] on sd
NY will only be necessary for purchaser 10 be convinced Of the
ing We ask careful and p.I,isn., .Ismn.ton GO
a., they hsy. received supply Of IN. follow;
ing iss as sr'sh n ss;y '%s, :ss''' namely
Do s1 q: Il: sSS 's1''
Fancy French o Srss and and Ia lawns r.'''
Plain and figured j.conss, for dresses
Black and fancy Fouard sks
French embroidered CHEMISTS cuhs and collars, of
rie,y and price
Ladies' gaune me,iuo s,d silk vest.
and undress~d Irish linens
Eurish in American b,eached lone cloths
Ladies and genemens kid silk, and Isle thread gloves
o. when disposed on
the accommodating terms,
We beg Of
supply Of
Linen and cotton shestins. dsmask table cloths
Napkins o~elng, white coiored Narcotics Aendae
Table and piano covers, embroidered curtains
White and buf linen, for window blinds
EnHtsh and French curtain ch,ntxes
49, and 90 white mauinss
- 50, and % fsncy colored mastrss, syis
-, 81, and 4 plain mainss
Very superior English and American floor oicoths designs
And Iarg. OF French Ensiish velve, tapestry
Brussels, spy and Ingram reduced prices
HooE, BROTHER, co.
NOrlCE.tavins found e1p~dAnt California,
~ about the last Of August have intrussd
business matters the and of Ms Scott
b- TO whom q. persons having business relations with
respectfully referred.
May ia-d4w tlntsi.1 BEVERLY TUCKER
NEW and beautiful styles fancy shirsa. with
~ attached.
Also, super Lt.e thread and hafhoss
Gsuse wrappers
Fresh supply stocks, chesp articI.
CHAa. n. LANES
osnlemcn's Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania av.
OFFICE for R-nt-No, "Union Buldins," Apply th,.
" ONCE ~ =
June a-A
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On all letters between tho United States
Oregon and California excspted) and
the countries here named, through
the United Kingdom, and by the routcr
specified, the rates here afYixed must
be prepaid when sent from, and col
lected when received in, the United
States. When the letter Is TO or from
Oregon or California, scents per sin
Clio rate must be added to these
amounts "'............... .......
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super American olIcio,h from twelve to eighteen fse
Is do Iow-pdced American olcioth from three fee
wide
10 do Cocoa mating, for basement Ac.
Also constantly hand full assortment OF every variety OF i'm
American carpeting, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American Brusse
ingram, 6ns and ingram, low
priced rag, hemp, and both striped and plaid together
line FOR furnishing which
determined offer good terms
An is-U p. n. HooE 4 GO.
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Letters are to be charged
with postage per angle
rate, (nol exceeding I
an ounce, at
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"A cents, California and !
Oregon exeeptea)...
3 cents 10 be added }
when TO or nom Cal
ifornis or Oregon.... ]
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On all letters between the United
States and the countries here named,
when sent through the United King
dom, the United States postage. and
that only, must be- collected In the
United States by prepayment when
sent, and on delivery when received,
at the rate OF 5 cents the single rate
when conveyed by British packet,
tunless from or To Oregon or Califor-
mia, then 10 csats,) and 81 cents the
single rate when conveyed by United
3 aies packet, unlsss as aforesaid
from or TO Oregon or California, then
70 cents ...................
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10 when no, over
5000 mile. from the
Canada limo
Is cents-whers distance
exceeds 1900 miles.
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Is cents on Letters RI
ceivedi being the
United States post
age only............
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W HEN UNPAID.


/ ERECTION
Office O only witt
|hn hIai % ~ himself d hnMm 10 III % ~ addressed n bpr
s an n.f subscribers
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Is do rood quaIy black lawns, Al I2k cents
addition above line, have almost article
all OF which and will sell
terms any establishment
nv be OF u
truth OF goods prices before
ipp We aka careful nd particular examination.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d CO
MAY s-dlm
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N'Hlu'h
Denmark, Copenhagen and funniest
dh}'....sss.ss. ...,...s.ss.ss...
Norway, Bergen, Cnnstina, and fur
ines, pafts) .s...........
81 Petersburg or 'ron.tadt. ..........
Sweden, Stockholm, and funniest part,
hisHhnuHh.
Austria, Empire and provinces Of. .....
bhosn... ..ss-..-.-. ....s.s...........
Babe and other paris Of switzerland.
htvaHa- ...,.............s
Shro s....-.-...-s ..s.ss...'...
Constantinopls. ..... ..,..............
Greece, and eastern towns of Italy,.
Hsvr., France, or any other port or
place on The cosst of France, Gerns-
ny, or any other porr on the continent
OF Europe wher~ the United sRt~-
steam packets touch. (Grsst Britain
and Ireland eIceptedl .........
Havana, tcuba).....u..........
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sleeves lightnipgs.
The precursors OF the dread tbunder-cla ps.n
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8 cents, California and !
Oregon exceptei,) |
when conveyed by |
British packet $50. |
10 cents 10 or from Ore
gon or California. 4
when conveyed by |
British packet $3.50.
81 cenla, California and
Oregon excepled,l |
when conveyed by
United States packet
S cents to or from Ore
gon or California, 4
when conveyed by
u, States packet.
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To b prepaid
when sent from,
or collected when
received In, the
| United States.

|.
1lro he n,.,.,a
I~hen .sn, rom
III United s,s,s,
cai,.-,.d -.
.,y.d \, ~
III Irn,,.d a,.,,. w
when sent from,
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4 Re Bon rsosisins large sad uell ssleeis.
u ssoek q Goods. saitails isr lhe sFsing sla
sumner trsde. which they are szaioas - dlsPos
a - ihe most accommodating iefms.
Their siosk consists ID part = abs following ;
CLOTHS. q every color and eaaiiiy.
cASsIMEREs. BlAck, Dos-zkia and Pane,
Cososed.
TwEEDs. doulls and single With.
fEsfiNGs. Figured siik. MarssiIles and ss
lin
PRINTS. French. Enslish and Amesiran.
Printed Lawns. cnmbrirs and Auslins.
fssnrh and American 6inghan.
coioEed and Black silks.
Besaee De LANES.
Six Tissue. very fne.
I.isia MsHs. new style sin Goods.
Jsuonei and Swiss Musiins.
hirtoHa lawns. and I.sce cspes.s
ladies coioEed. Black & Wits I'D Gloves
GeHt.s do.
Ladies. Misses. and chi,irehis Cotton Hose.
Gents Brown and blsarhed ! do.
Swiss and camlaie Edsiugs snd Insenings.
Frrnch worked Collsrs end Sleeves.
SIX. Linen. cambIir & coilan handkerchief.
Brown and Blearl,ed Shinings. sc. &c.
Ladies Waking Shoes and Slippers.
Giih and Boys Shoes. and chiljsen's Shoes.
School Books, and good selection Of Miscel-
laneons Books.
Cap and Letter Pepper. and Note Paper.
EnseloPes and GuillOii's Steel Pens. SC.
Hats and Bonnets.
Hardware and Cutlery, &c. &c.
March IS. 70
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Cabinet Making.

I,EsHE subscriber wnnld respectfully inform The
Il eiiizens Of Ilillsborough aud the public re
nerally, that he has on hand. al his shop ON chur
ton street due west from the courthouse, yari
ETY. OF excellen, Furniture, and that he Is prcpar
cd 70 manufacture, IN the best style, all article,
in his line, such as
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
lSIDEBOARDS, 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..
IC0FFINS, from Common to the Best
Style, sc. &c.
He promises that bis work shall he faithfully
executed, and At very low prices. and hopes that
he will 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.
ceiyed and promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
April l5. 79-ly
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North Carolina Rail Road.
223 AIiics Long.
20 Contractors.

orusE en- rae y. c. R.IL Roam coxFaxT, !
Gseensborongh. May 10. 1851. )
ALL PROPOSALS win b. seesired d
ths fsllcwing times and Pisces for Ihs
1E@a1@.sea. MRz9ny salls AMI Brd~ing requirsd
iof Ies Meth Carolina Rad Read. va:
AtdoLDSBoRouGh on The zolh Of lune.
~ knzi part of saia Road bsfNeen the Whining
snn saa Rsieish Rail Road and The wssas and
Johnston line. -
~ PINEYTLLE. in Johnston. on tks slst 81
!nns. for that part Of said Road hslxeen ths
WAYNE line and where said Rosd crosses Neuse
abous faui miles above Sniihield.
AZ RALEIGH ON the 23d Of June. for that
part a sid Road between Neuse ami Pats
Store, in Orange.
Al HILLsBOROEGH On the e5sh Of June.
for that part ofsaid Road between Pats Storc
and the Alamance line.
Al GRAHAM on the 9Th Of June, for an lhsl
paFi Of SAID Rad in Alsmanee
Al GREENSB0ROliGH an The eth Of july.
Tor al that part Of said Road between The Ala
manre line and Prospect meelins-house.
IA LEXINGTON on the 30th Of June, Cor
en- that pan OF said Road between Prospect and
the fa1kin river.
At SALISBURY on the 81 Of July, Tor the
same between The yadkin river and cabarus
line.
At CONCORD on the 4ih Of Jaly. for the
same from the Rowan line 10 Charlotte.
Specifications. Maps. Esfimates.
&C., OF every section Of said Road, will he ready
fof exhibition BY the Engineers on and afier the
Isl Of June, viz:
By J.. NJ. PROVOST. from the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road to Mrs. Beils's, 81 miles
West Of Raleigh;
BY JOHN z. McRAE, from Mrs. Beiis's 10
The Almanac and Guilfoid line;
by y. I. GREGG, lrOnithe Alamance line 10
Lexington:
By JOHN MeRAE, from Lexington 10 Char
loiie.
The Engineers will make appointments and
give due notice, so as 10 afford every facility 10
persons who may wish to take contracts.
The Surveys. Maps. Profles, quantity and
Kind Of work TO be done, and the estimated VAL |
nc OF each kind Of work, have all been prepared |
with so much care aud accuracy. that il is he
iiesed contracts may be safely taken ON any Sec
ton of the Road.
Contractors viii be expected to commence
WORK ~ the earliest convenient day, and in no |
case TO delay the commencement of their con. I
uacl beyond the irsf Of January, 1852, and the |
completion thereof by the first Of January. 1854
receiving in payment on their contracts one.
half IN stock Of the Road--tae other half In cash.
by order Of the Board.
J. NJ. M0REHEAD,
President N. G.. Rail Road.
May g. S.
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BRANDRETa,s PILLS

daearisaa, or Enlargement Of The Hayf. Ar,
Ti:s, Pikes, dc. Sc.
81 the pills two or three. times ucck n
doses sufficient TO purge freely; and when ,
raroxism comes on. fearless use Of the p;lI.
must be made; down With six or eight, and II
lIii!s while repeat Tie dose; do His until ,hc
bowels are strongly pursed. This effected, the
dansersis over for that attack. Angina pcr;oris
aud stone in the gal-bladdcr are treated IN he
SINE manner; and although considered incuralle
by The medical profession, are cured by the. ,,sc
kef Brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured by Bran.
drelh's Pills. In severe attacks the doses mus,
be full; six or eight for few nights together will
cure the. worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on insthe treatment a other diseases. il is
good sign; use nothing but the pills. ana. as an
outward application, cold cream or lard. and make
frequeut use of cold water locally. Where there
have heen pectoral affections, as asthma. CON-
sumption, &c. perseverance will he REQUIRED with
Tie pills TO effect a parmancnt cure But anr
other course will assuredly bring on the pectoral
affection.
IL cases Of Debility. Weakness, Irosf;pas. d.
ctines. or Consumption approaching, it will he
necessary 10 commence with small doses. gea;,
with one pill going TO bed; next night two Mills:
do this alternately for three or four DAYS or long
er; II no alteration takes place, then increase 4
pill each night until five or six pills are used. then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill should any
fcverisll symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced. When this is done tho
patient may drop down to such doses as theiri
own judgment shall determine; being careful tai
seep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
ire removed, SO will be their advancement to
'ound health
Dr.; erandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York.
GT 4 for the sale Of Brandrcih's Pills:
D. Heatt, Hillsbprougb.
J. y. MDadc, ehapelHiu. II,
Ga. Msbane. Mason Hall.
=. hsckie c., Ringham's school. Il
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IIisT ARRIYRD.
Spring and Summer
PPLY.

M2ssze. CAREzCEAEE q cox
HAVE jnsi retived Large and Elersni a.
soTtmens Of Materials for Genilrmsn's Go
thing. among which are the following;
Superior Black French Brcadcloth.
Brown q %
Blue =
Olive !" {"
Green !. {.
Black Doe skin cassimeres.
Piaia ditto.
Fancy. Eng. and FIR. ditto.
Tweeds. Linens. and Drab d'Ete.
Fancy SIX and Marseilles Vestincs.
Gloves and Silk Handkerchiefs.
Drawers. Shirts. crayats, &c.
Fine Dress Hats.
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Encourage Home Industry.

stafford, Clark 4 niNens
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers 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
I'm this country,
CONTINUE 70 carry on ihsiT business afthei'
" Machine shop and Foundry; and having on
hand vel seleefrd assortment &C tks best Ma
iesisis. as vel IS Worknen Of bonssi and ten,-
persie habits. they fsiier themselves that Eosk
in heir line win be done equal If not superior 10
any which can leprsrured sithei Narlh or South.
With grsirf1l Acknowledgements 10 the public Cor
pssi fasofs. they would respectfully soleii con-
iinuance ofpsirOnsge. Letters addressed 10 thsm.
OF either az them. ~ sno~ Camp Pos Office. AZ
amance county, N. c.. will msel prompt atien-
lion.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
December 3. ea-sm
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READV-TIADE CLOTHING.

All Of which have heen purchased Al lie North
with Cash. and will he sold chap.
They have taken advantage Of the visit 10 the
North 10 observe the FASHIONS. and are prepared
10 make mp in the most fashiensl le Style aud in
the beat manner. any of the above Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may he assured
that their work will be done in equally good si le.
They take this occasion 10 renew the exprrs-
sion Of their thanks 10 their many customers for
their past lihcraliiy; and as they are determine
ed 70 sell cheap. and 70 have their work executed
IN The hes, possible style, they hope for con,i-
nuance Of their fasors. Their prices Cor work
will lie reasonable and suited TO The times.
April ]. ~
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Cabinet Ware House.

-,
made Of MahogaIiy, 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, neatncss a Id
convenience
lie would also invite the attention OF all per.
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
to give him acall before purchasing elsewhere. as
ne intends TO sell as low as he car, possibly afford
sad his workmen are all experienced hands.
IL aus now on hand eight fine Dressing Bin.
reaLs, with l.ooking-Glasses, two China Presses
two SIdehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case. and Bedsields, which he will sell low.
Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture.
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Mamie
&c. 100. ,s' ~
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture
can have it delivered at their doors, ensured safe
for less than they can do it themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors. and will
be thankful for acontinuance Of public patron
age. r-''o
HENRY EVANS /
Isl
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Is now receiving a large and
choice Stock of DRUGS, ME-
DIClNES. PAINTS. OILS.
DYE SfUFFS, yARNISH-
Els, PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL & DENTAL.
INSTRUMENTS, PERU
merry. TOLL, Ev AprI
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Land for Sale.

$s THE subscriber. purposing TO move
eyJ4gss out South, oilers Cor sale d Tract Of
w. Land in the county Of Orange, on tie
.,ssS waters Of Mountain Creek, containing
One Hundred and Twenly-six Acres. A COOL
portion IS in woods. and Is as good upland as can
he found. Il has on il a comfortable DWELLING
House, Barn and other Out Houses, and two
flrst rate Splings-one in fifty yards of the door
II i also waiered well, and has on il first rate
Mill Seat, eight miles north of Chanel Hill sir
miles east OF Hilsborough, and ono mile from the
Rail Road.
CHESLEY P. HORN.
may 20, 1921. s5-3w
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THE HILIsEoRoUGH nIcoKILR,
is FURNISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTH q SON.

Texms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in ai.
vancc Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il moi raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il dels.ed
until ansrthe expiration Of the year.
No paperwill I've discontinued until oil atrcara.
gesare paid. unless at the option the publishers.
Hereafter no paper viii be sent to new sub
srriocr out OF this state unless pay nlcnti made IN
advance, or some person In the state will become
Responsible otle editors; and in 10 case will the
paper I've sent to subscriber out The state ior
more than two years without q payment.
Y. 'AByERrIsENLsTs moi excecding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the FIRST and twenty-five cents Tor
each subsequent Insertion /; longer ores in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five IeT
cent. higher A deduction Of one-third will ts
made to advertisers by the year.
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Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c.

LUME & WEBB
EEP constantly on hand full Stock a
IA Medicines, Paints, Dye stuffs,
k.ersnniery, Sc, and would invite the al
tention Of The public 10 the following articles. viz
God Llyrr Oil, warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy, in bottles-sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Parcgoric,
Extracts, very fine, prepared by P.
Schaefiiin,. Haines & Coy
Rhnbarb Root, and Pulv.
Gum Arabic, and Puly.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
March 25ih, 1851. 20
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~ g VIZ a n d he an
DRUG STORE.

DIR. $. D. sCMOOlTlmlD o.
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U D I'IR Z ADIEe.
Choice Fancy Articles.

Choicc Fancy Articles.
pERFUMERY, etc. Philicome Pomade.
= Lubin's Genuine Extracts. wnghi's do.
Bears Oil. highly perfnmed, Pomaiums,
liauars Nymph Soap. Fine Soaps.
Bandsline for Toilet. Lilly White. Pearl Powder
French Cologne, German do. Quo of Roses,
Work Boxes. (Faney.) Carved Baskets, Extra
Port Monnaes, Gum Rings, Snuff Boxes,
vestas. Tarers, Spa. Boxes, Fans.
Aud numerous other Articles. To he had at the
Dug Store. Please call and see.
S. ID. SCH00LFIELD.
March 25. 76-
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Ills. dc. which were selected ly himself ii
INC Northern cities. with special regard TO their
pnH'y aud freshness. Ply sicians and the Pull.
nc are requested to call and examine his Stock.
consisting in part OF the following: =
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Lock Here!
GNI0kElIss
and some Dry Goods.

Some Barourhfs, Bresifs, Caryalls, ard V,.
CONS; also Saddles, ard Harness or
different kiris,
PINE LTMBER, AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs Of N
sorisin ihe', line with neatness and disrstoh.
In exchange for the above mentioned a,,;e..
willbe:i Corn, Wheat. Flsxseed, Fesil,r.
or goodH scs. at market prices.
HURDLE a. HURDLE.
October 9. %
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Select Classical School,

DCICCt tldDolJdl SCilUUl,
l,ESHE subscriber intends TO open School ri
: Boys on the 10th ofJuly next, in AIamanc,
county, ~ miles west Of fiillsborough, and u
miles north west of Chapel Hill.
| The design is 10 have a School in which Bows
may be thoroughly prepared for College or fol
BUSINESS IN stu remote from temptations
70 idirness or vice. The number of scholars will
nc limited to thirty. who will hoard in families in
ae immaculate vicinity of the Academy, two in a
a. b. "iLsoS'
kaMs:- SI5 per session in advance, for
board. Tuition, Room. Bed and Bedding. Fuel
and Washing. ~
Circulars containing further information. can
pc obtained on application to Rev. A. WiLsoy
u. ID. at Hllsborough, N. c., until Isl of Inn.
and after that at Burnt Shop. Alamance coun,y
- ALEX. WILSON.
hiilsborough, N. o., April. Q, 1851. rs
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T. a gle z oun d ".
BROWN 8 WILKINSON,
and 1EachInISfs,

II - = $3.50
A RE now prepared 10 DO ell kinds Of Casting
n in The very bssi and neAiest manner. has.
ing procured the services Of Northern bred
wofl man. who stands second 10 none In point Of
skill in his profession. together viii their oEn
IexpeEience ofeighieen years They fsfier them
selves. hy the general satisfaction they have al
ready given and their close attention to business.
10 merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in compromising their metal Cor The
various articles they make. consisting Of Factory
and Min Gear. Of every description. Plough
Mouids. Pots. Ovens and Lids. Laihes, 1'hresh-
ing Machine. Stove and Fan Mil Casting; in
fact. every thing in The foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
TO do all kinds Of Machinery Wofk. Mil Irons.
spindles, wrought. turned and finished in the
neatest and hest manner. Iron S..sfing. PuIIies,
and Composition Boxes the hes, quality. Their
facilities Tor cutting Screws are interior 10 none
in this county.
Letters addressed to Brown & Wilkinson, or
either Of them. Hillsbofough, N. c., will receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February IS. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-11
Boot and Shoe Store.

THE suhserib<r having proerrd n.
- Of Mr.. 4. Z. Hsys. as foren,n a,'hsf
pioyins the best workman be can el,s;s - ~.
aes 10 manufacture 'NA'h-
BOOTS AND SEcas
N ihe latest end most approved s,yl he. srJ :, q,
shortest notice. We
he has on hand q large sssorln sni Of p,.,.
and sboes,ofesery description. v hi,h y n. ~
on accommodating terms. FIease cellar, -.
inc my Stock before purchasing elsspI,,, H
W.T.. sTRAYHORN
Gr All persons injehied 10 me IN nv s..
shop up 70 the iss Of June, are reesss,eS 4 80
and seine iheir accounts. ss charge in ils IL.
siness renceFsif Necessary that al sesc,t,,f.
~. ~ ~ " 'ha' unf. WIS.
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