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ARMY MoysMESTs-We learn by The Fort
Smith (Arkansas) Herald Of the arrival at that
post Of Captsin Dent and Lieutenan,s Witter
and Selden, 9Th infantry, from Fort Belknap,
Brazos-the two former on furlougb, and the
latter on recruiting service. Captain Little and
Lieutenant Van Bokelen, 9TH infantry. arrived
on the 26lh uitimo-the former from Fort G,b
son and the latter from Fort Washits. Major
Reynolds, poymaster, left on the Gath, in comps-
~ With Lieutenant Van Bokelen, for Fort
WashT.
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Hersis tlle despatch
BAL1IrcRE Inly InLh

~ DALIITJht ,FuIY IF-n I508.
The Boston CoUrier pubiIshes ? document
from AIR. Webster relative tD the American
Gshsie5 It says that measures are being taken
by he(Britisb government in regard ~ the ques.
ton Il will cause a loss TO America Of valuable
f-heries-compiete interruption Of an extensive
business Of New Englsnd-sad constant col.
lisions of an unpleasant and exciting character,
which may lead to loss Of life, and threaten the
peace Of the two countries. The whole subject
will engage the immediate attention Of the gov.
eminent
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Acsr fEiLlis; tln;s.
SOUTHERN LIFE AS n is.

LPPKcoTr, GRAMBo Il Co., Philadelphia,
have in press and will issue on the first of Au-
gust next, Aun PhiAis' Cabia, or Southern
Life as IL is; BY Mrs. MARY Ii, EASTMAN.
This volume will present apicture of South
ern life, taken at different points of view from
the one occupied by tho author of EncIe Toms
Cabin.
The writer being a native OF the South, is
familiar with the many varied aspects assumed
by domestic seryitude in that sunny region, and
therefore foels competent to give pictures OF
Southern lifs as it is,
Pledged to no clique or party, aud free from
the pressure Of any and all eXtraneous intiuen.
ces, she has written her book with view to its
truthfuIuess, and the public, at the North az
well rs at The South will find in sAunt Philis'
Csbn," not the distorted picture of an interested
painter, but the faithful transcript of daguer-
reotypist II is the truth that all profess to seek,
and in n matter Of such vital interest to the
whole nation as domestic slavery, truth, not
highly wrought, imaginary representations, is
above all things demanded. Such in the en-
ticng garb of skilful fiction, will Aunt Phils'
Cabin present
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a NEW DRISE.--The last triumph in this way,
advertised at the shops in New York is Cream
dde, most delicious mixture Of ice.cresm and
lemonade--cool, refreshing and palatable, and,
what is best Of all, without particle Of intoxi
cation in Il. In these hot days, such drink is
an ACQUISITION.
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DOWu-Easf,

What with the reputation, the Maine, the
abolition, aud The fishery questions, the down.
east papers are getting quite spicy. We pick
out two pepper-pods. The Boston Times says:
"The Bee says that : Mr. Webster is in the
hands of his friends So he was at the Balli.
more convention, and Jared but little worse
than common men do in the hands of their enc.
mics"
The Hartford Republican raises monument
to the Compromise, on which II puts the follow.
ing inscription:
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diane for lcssss ststa!sad suriGg the las. wss wis
Great Britain by that portion ofthe trihA that waa
friendly to and co-opsrated with the Unl,sd Stats.
in accordance with the promise of the govern
ment, Sll04l7 90, TO be paid by the United States
agent of the Creek Indians 70 those individuals
now living, and the legal representatives Of those
deceased, whoate. entitled to receive 1 sane,
Various other amendments were he 10 the
House.
All the sDe1dments made IL committee were
agreed to, ard he bill wss then read tie third
time and passed.
:, The House teen ytak ~ messige from the
Senate s'etln !tat lh ~ appoioted con-
mlttee Of conference ofS9sg Disagree ns votes of
the two Hons 90 the an bi.ent &c The senate
to the defsisna2 hill. spproPf,stng 81, 900 for
per lem sqd nilsageio Senators, ReI ssn.aliFas
and Dslegales sfit
1..tg. debat T;s y
On motion u Mr. STANLY, the rIoas. ~.
coded from its disag cement to the Senate aty,s,s
ment--yeas y, NAYS 30. " Y
The House tben 4djourned.
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Cool.-One Of the steamboats, that runs from
Portland to the Penobscot advertises, in morn.
ing paper, that the boat will leave on Friday.
80 go as far as The zee wiR permit" a North.
ern railroad still advertises its winter arrange
ment. " People who desire cool retreat during
the prevalence Of intense heat, should take one
Of these routes Boston Transcript
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CHOLERA At RooHEPoRT.-The cholera has
broken out at RCoheport, Mo, and several promi
nent citizens have iJlen victims, among them
Gen. Hatlon, Wing esadidate for the LeRisla
ture Arthur Taylor, Of Virginia, one Of the
heaviest dealers In tobacco N the Missouri
Mr. Hsdwin, bis partner. and John r. Harris
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&" SFLF-SAcRIFIcsp,
June, 1852. in honor Of the

GREAT COMPROMISE,
WebsLs., Cas-, Fillmore, Buchanan. Douglas,
Stockton, Houston, Boyd. Dallas, Rush,
Lane. Marcy, Dickinson.
And they called on the name of Baal from
morning even until noon, saying. Oh, BaaI hear
us but there was no voice nor any that an.
wered.'"
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HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, July 10, 1852.
The IournnI OF yesterday haVIDs OeeH Ie"u-
RAILROAD GRANTS.


RAILROAD GRANTS.
The House proceeded to consider the motion
made by Mr.. JENKINS on Friday last, to lay on
the table the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the House rejected the bill granting the
right ofway and portion OF the public lands TO
the States Of Florida ana Alabama, 10 cid IN the
construction ola railroad from Pensacola, Florida,
to Montgomery, Alabama, and from some point
on the Atlantic to some point on the Gulf OF Mex
leo. ~
Mr.. JENKINS said that this was bill in
which MIR. CABELL, of Florida, felt deep inter-
est, and as that q nteman had been called away
by sickness he would move to postpone the fIrth-
err consideration Of the subject until tomorrow
week
The motion was agreed to.
The House then resumed.fhe consideration OF
the bill heretofore reported, efhnting the right OF
way to all rail and plank roads passing through
the public lands belonging to The United States.
Numerous propositions to amend the bill were
made, when
Mr.. COBB moved the previous question.
Mr.. SMART moved TO lay the bill on the ta'
BILE; which was disagreed to. Yeas 20, nays 81.
The morning hour beng now expired
Mr.. HOUSTON asked leave to offer the fol-
lowing resolution:
.RssoL,sp, That, until oths, Vie ordered this
House will hold an evening SESSION ca - ",
commencing at six clock p. N VII e
devoted exclusively to discussion N"'
Of the Whole on the state Of ths lislon'
Objection was made.
Mr. HOUSTON moved % saspend the RI
which was disagreed 60. Yes iOi,nay' wv :
thirds not voting therefor
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s-es The military etasf, snrottncihg to the
army the death Of Major General ROGER JorLs'
late hdjutant General, will be found in our
columns As soldier, he held no inconsplcu,
Gus place in the military history OF his country
but his best record is in the memory Of this
community, and Of all who knew the man
There was a beautiful unity in his long life
for his zeal in the public service, his kindness
IN all other relations Of life, were unwaverlng'
The official position which he occupied at the
seat Of government, gave him, especially when
duty placed the head Of tho army elsewhere
during long intervals principal part III the
direction Of army affairs. Ia the execution oi
this great trust, his industry never Tagged, ms
energy, discretion aud Justice were always con
spcuous. No insoence Of office over rnarred
the ameniiy of his nature, or dIshgured the
courtesy of manner which stamped hlm Nlr.
GINA gentleman Of tho old school The lnfiu-
cnce which his high character had won, the
means which his small fortune supplied, were
ever ready To assist merit or relieve distress.
Atfcctiouate in his family, true in friendship,
cherished in the social circle, few men have ever
left the world more sincerely lalnented.
To his large family this faithful and dlstln-
pushed public servant has left little else than the
legacy Of an honorable name. Yet we learn
that he has had for some time before Congress
just pecuniary claim, which has only failed
through non.action upon it--havinS twice and
unanimously passed the Senate, and having
been favorably reported on in the other House
We trust that the boon Of justice will not be
long withheld from his heirs. ...
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INDIAN AUTHORIZATION rILI

On motion ofMr. Housrqs, the iouse D 4
went into Committee Of the Whole ,hs ~ e
Of the Union, (Mr DISNEY, of0hio, 3 Gle III
and resumed the consideratior Of IT. lr9ien ~
preparation bill.
On motion Of Mr. FIrcH ;he following vm ~
serted in the bill
For Tguidsted balance found due v Sfsek hi-
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an Engishman who was present Of have heard
lhst he never laughed. Is il sou
Miss Janet, who Was considered as a kind of
oracle when any personal memories Of Wash.
lngtDn were c5ncorncd, answered after n mo.
mcnt's pause-'I have seen him smils often
but never saw him laugh but once. lie rode
nver one afternoon, 10 scca relative v IT'LL " hOn
wss staying, it Was dars cloudy afternoon
iu November, and brisk wood fire was very
agreeable. After some little conversation on
ordinary TOPICS, the gentlemen discussed the
politics OF tie tines, Washington speaking bat
little, Jet always listeni' 2 aitentiyely to Others
Suddenly a son Of my relaivc entered the room
10 noisy, busting manner aud passing the
gentlemen with nod, he turned his back 60
the FIRE, putting his hands behind him. ia
Their said ne, hardly waiting until the sentence
that Gen. Washington was uttering was finished;
'what do you think? Uncle Jack and I shot a
duck in the head lie deserved reproof for
his forwmdness, but Washington joined the
| rest in a laugh, no doubt amused ut the estima.
ton 10 which the youth held himself and uncle
Jack The poor boy left the room, and for time
his sporting talents were joked about more than
| he liked"
After the ladies' retired Mr. Selden proposed
| the health Of the amiable George Washington
/ 'OOOu UedNtUsg sIy Saiu WI O0hpmdn, the
vein. in his fine forehead swelling, and his
whole frame trembling with vexation; "what is
| that you say, sirg. Did ever any one hear Of a
soldier being amisble' No, sir; will give q
toast that was drank just before the death Of
the greatest and best Of men. picked up some
old newspapers the other day, which have long
lsid aside in my secretary, and ! read tossl
worth giving. Fill high gentlemen, The man
who forRets the services Of George Washing.
ton. may he be forgotten by his country and BY
his God"
Mr.. Selden, who possessed in a remarkable
degree the amisbleDess that he had ascribed 10
another, swallowed Che wine, and approved the
toast Mr.. Chapman, however, was some time
| in recovering his composure.
"You intend leaving Virginia very soon, Mr.
Lee" said Mr. Kent, addressing Walter.
| very soon, sir" Walter replied.
"Where shall you go first" said Mr.. Kent.
81 have not decided upon any course Of ira
vel, though ] shall wander towards Germany
perhaps" said Walter.
ave will drink your health, them" said Mr.
Weston. "A pleasant tour, Walter, and a safe
return"
4
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alEa- THG nul1trAss. tfias te..isu. %
kff sunsus - - So, 1lAss - ~ ins
49, Pizn.~<isa a , FiisA. lkz sss.4s@ -.
-. lssaink rszs fov H2nszsa 3sxs :.
i,E,5 skoot sb< M css>s~. Nd d o<hef hsH
~xsfvssdss h k<s Asv~iy' ~ he Fs<d hm
lxsz~s~Dssh = k~asssk, g. s~6~~ssssf sssf''-
Aoxsuxh. The knd Be- ~eil. . weil>&sptss ~
sh< culsurs of cezn, Whesl, Osss. @nd Tobacco
ID : vr4f wh<<<d. ma - - il ! n8rnl<' Of -
ssls<~1 p&-ors Tb< pas~& = - fso@~p.'f;
h,s % 4 a. ssevli>es pssls4< -tas'~ - an
osbu Dec<s.ry h~ika,asz Th< hee~ sss ss<'.-
4, IN rx,od rv}an. - hrsltay and eosifofisi''<
snosnos. - kk<<ss n = hot suTssrd ty ~,
n Osnge. Th~s vsrki~s = ns~hs npsrsy ID
ksskss ~aai y Hlhhse~sk. 80 hss ieoi
Load in wini<v and hsr O six ia ssxsn<t And
n sJdiuox 10 ibat. tie N. Z. Rail Rond run.
rishi through i and ifrhs kosd wss conP&tes'
n.d ilss cars rss.snx. . ab s'ssk s~ss csssfing
| st{re xsuld = ! gei sisw = - - tssassr'
! N two miles. Thee virhns . boy, NJ P'esss
come and sr~ lh< pssmisss, and let lhem recon
.oE.-N ~ = 80 DAVID MART.
January 81. 1888. i..s, - - .s'sepsssf-
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Fall and Winter
nfaT ~ ISL. A8ifa
T@rYTyn, s 'yy'rp-p.

IDIyG i 'WTPP,
a FrER returning their thanks 10 thsn ftie~is
~ fr ihr very li''aal patronage heretofore re-
cciyed from them. neu.d again respectfully an.
nnenre that ,hey have just rreei,ed a very large
and cl,eice Stuck Of 6oojs. romprising every
thing usually kept ina retail store; aud as they
arc deerminc,l 10 sell on accommodating terms,
they hgsr 10 umri, and rereisc their usual share
.,f patronage from the good citizens Of the bo-
rough ansI country surrounding. 3 sitsl .ai
~ GiUe rs a call. .sl
Oetal,cr . 4fns ufs o.
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STATE OF NORrH-cAROLINA,
ORaNGI COUNTY. ~
Superior t'our, of law. Fall Term. 1881
Jimss A. Tataer ~ -
N,,,e,, yy,-,.e, fHTfia


IN this ra<c'ii appearing that copy of the PC
titian aud sulsona we're issued To- the ,lcfrnd-
an, ii manner hy the statute IN such gases Is
lcquilc,i, aud the return thereon hep,g. Executed
on the said Nancy 'ru urr. aud prorlMn,lion lie-
ing ,uq,le II the caurt-house door b, the Sheriff
Tor the sihl dcIrn,lan, 10 APPEAR and answer a.
commanded l,y the s,hruna. and ihr defendant
failing 10 appear, II l. ordered BY the Cou,f thar
puhIirafio im three nse,,hs ~ made in The Hills
borough Recorder. fcr the said Nancy Turner Ia
appear at the next term of this Cont. To be- hcI
Il the ahon>e in Hillshorough. IN The second
Monday in March neyt, then aud ,l,rrr TO plead
answer or lrmnr 10 the s,fl peiiIinl. Otherwise
The said petition will be heard rx paic as IL
her. and judgment pro conicsso win he granted
against her.
Witness. Richard NJ. Jones. CLERK Of our sail
Caurt, at oilice. the second Monday Of Scp,cm-
ber, A. d. ls5l.
f r.. NJ. JONES, c. :. q.
Dec. I. Price adv $500. I2-3m
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1Q7x 4 OFFER 81 ssie-s lssgs 1rses. Of
1xlE Land in Person oouuiy sjs<i oses allr
sS northern 0unge line. ,zl,..
- As body Of upland, Il Is inicno'
20 soDe m me middle pan Of this ss.se. Ths
aesa lands srs ssli sscls~ra. and - good hcssi
The forest lands sie heavily tmbered and all vel
wsicred. u -
On the lands are variety # substantial i'm
rovesnenss-DwelIirg Hccses. wheat and To
hzcco Barns, Sac esd bsist Aals--sB perfect &c
pair. esser = y.
II will be ssia in parcels to suit any purchaser
! '.''''' PAUL q. CAMERON.
!. essgsilie r. o.. Orange. Nov. 81. o7fi
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Prwrr, ura Branlify yorr HOUSES.
Come and See!
/ BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

BUUkS FUR THE HOLIDAYS.
ENHE Female Poets OF America. Leaflets of
Memory, Flowers Of LONELINESS, Rcine,rn.
hcr We, l.ala Rook. Marmion. Friendships Of.
firing. founs Mans Offering, Young Lady 5
Oilrling. Snow Flake, Dew Drop. The Gilt Of
Affection, The Hyacinth. Christmas Offsrinr.
Tupper's Philosophy. Traditions Of the Cove
nantcrs. Bibles and Hymn Books. Besides 1 va
rieiy Of GIFT BOOKS frl Youth. Including
Arthur's. TaIrs and other Cheap Publications.
GT 10 be had al the Drug Store. ~ s7ffia
November 4. "a
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HISTORY OF


|. NJREA CAaG0E.siNAo
TsHTS great work. BY Col. wukrLRn. will be
4 ready for delivery in few days. The sub.
scrihcr, haviig contracted, with the author, for
The sale aud d,iisery Of the said work, for all the
Counties .irl Towms embraced in the Ist 2,l,
Sd, 4ih AMI ST. Judicial Circuits. (cxccpt Ra-
leigh and three or f,nr counties ia the 5i! cir
cait. would inform his friends and Subscribers.
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this m,nth. Any pcrsm wishing the work can
procure il from the sul,scrilrr. Price 10 suhscri-
bers $500. nnIl-suhscrbrrs S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance aud School
Books for Sale. ttSi mftF
Also, General Callecting Agency.
S.fMUEL PE.ARCE, Agent.
HilE~5or,uiA NV. q. 1891. 81
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TEE KILLsBcRcUGH RECORDER.
y 'hLishkb W.Ehklfif fsass ss.
by DENNIS. HEAPTT A. SoN,a

HI Ry DENNIS sHEARTT s. SON. sf
h5 TerlsaS.r-Two Dollars a ycnr.if paid in nd
yanTrr; Tw. Dollars ard 7 ifis ceLis, ilroi aid
within three months; or Three Dollars il DELAYED
until aicrihc expiration Of fiir year. = .'f
AoPapcr will be discontinued uniilsii arreara.
grs are paid al tlr.ol ere.
q Hereafter no parei will he sent 70 a ncv sut-
sc-frreut Of this state rr!css IA. mclt isnade in
advancr. or sorne person in the state will become
responsible to tho ctitnis; and in nocase viii the
paper be- senstos sufscril er out of the stale Tor
more than two years without a ] sn'ent. ,s...,.
ANY ruTisEN KNTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
anc dollar for tho first. and twenty-five cents for
each Subsequent insertion; longer orss in pro.
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five rr
eent. higher. 4 lie .uetion Of one.tlirJ will he
made TO advertisers by the year.
ilyerlising Rates for The Recorder.
One dollar Ter square (IG li,cs) sot tI.c FRS
insertion. and IS cents for eli contiru. nee.
Deductions made in favor Of Standing sd,cr-
trs.lnen s.A hsH~ fset3 ~ s4tl s. .sHg lN
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FOR SALE AT rnE DRUG STORE.

- BARRELS lint Seed Oil do. Tanne,s'
- Oil, do Spcna Oil, do Burning Fluid,
De. Spirits Of Tupentine, Castor. Oil. Sweet
Oil. Caarh varaish. Copal do; together with i
supply of Paints. White Lead puse. B'akc's Fire
Proof Paint, now coming inlo general use. Spa.
nish Brown. Chrome Yellow. Chrome tsre,n.
venelian Red. Yellow OrlHc. timber, Litharcc,
Sermillion. Spanish Whiting, Putty, &c.
NUvcsnbsf 4.ui iii q ssls,e ta Os-
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News, Firm.

sIslIE. suhserihers. having purchased d. w.
I rhnmpsoa's ia,eresi IN the firm Of Forrest
& Thompson. and having enterd into ropari-
nership. would respectfully inlann The public,
that they intend carrying On the ~ n
TAyNINE y g.Epg yJsINzcss
at the old stand, f,ur miles North West of lIiis-
borough. They would respectfully solicit the
patronage extended 10 the old finn; and they
hope lhcir friends and the public will give them
a trial. '' ~ ~, Is, 80. t... y.
s. T. & ]. P. FORREST. .,
.Deccmber IL, issi. 81, l5--6w
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Valuable Property,
y N u - AIN - aI

sTvHE suhscriber wishing 70 remove, ofrrs for
4 sale Ms House and lot (iwa aeres,) IN the
townsf iIiIlsbsrough. well Siiuried. the dwelling
lIousc large and coninoiious. with al necessary
oui-bqillngs. and ncvei-faiIing well Of water
within few feet ofthc kitchen. 4
Also three tracts of Lind. Two small tracts
within two miles Of Town; one a'ijolning DIR.
Hooker and I.einuel Lynch. and the other at-
joining the lands " Nash Whiucd and others.
rhr third tract contains seven or eight hund ed
arrrs. AL wool lsni. lying near Ce iar G,o'e. adj
joining Sainuei P. Mao5c and others.
The su,,scfibcr ieiag determined 10 remove to
the south west. will sell any of the above proper
~ on accommodating teims. =,
An persons indebted 10 him wll please call
and settle. and those hlvins claims viii present
them for payment. VI
80 ~ STEPHEN MOORE. Y
Dsccm''er 2. - 81 ~ .-ss Ia
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COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED.

TSllE subscribers. having this day dissolved
capartnerslrip, in the I'annin5 ani Shoe
Business, woald respectfully request those ia
dcbted % t!lsR ocons forward and settle up with
oui delay. as they do not wish to put any 10 csi,
which shey.wilI be under the necessity of doing
il this request is not attended 10. Those having
claims against the firm, will prcs'nt them for
payment.
II FORREST & THOMPSON. ,sII
DeesmJcE L.. l5-6w
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y boz feeffxfHx = Ut ss.1
cseice Ssa<k sf DR15s. Ne
DIcINEs. PAINTS. Gus.
DYE SrUFFs, vARNISH-
rs, PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL. & DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERft-
MEkY, TOHET ARTl-
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CHEAP GOODS.

g6aHF ert.r5IieIs hslng dsisfuinfi q sleas
- - = A i.ab1rsGs1, a. HI1sela'l -
-. - - a. 8lssh = Gaoaa N1ieA =
-. - s-.,u.eins sl,neIi spssB aEilrlH e-,ss
81 n DIS nzTksf, 4 usy ss.>-ee- -. - -
c..hs sh<1 lA<rsl,p fs'sss.ls s<1'ra :. -. -
iosi.,r ia nss nsfkr<te gs< th<n . cav ss
y, x4.ssssx t-r<b<rs. n tk<y ~>nt oooas =
svw =. as<@ rzs - r~frhs>ed ~ No. e.
ca sz-s .s<s TA<f ssSe~ - 80 Ans oss*''
Ess % zn>ke fsukk - - s~.Htf+ -
All s~rsea ,ades.wJ % shfR. sIsbsf ~ s'<< ..
,.er,.sf. are fexsersed b cal <<sbosi d<l3 sas
40 :. sb< Re .f,,<ss snsz nd rln t< ele-e1-
: 'JS.s ssore H~uze spi tss v4rrx fhey so hesa
ness i gss ssle, and can be had on secomlnssssas
- i. ,.s. e. "a. HOLT &re.
-
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- - - Is : " ), -f.ss
Tin and Copper Factory'


kssiu This shik yea ~ rstsE
THE suhseril~r has of<ned I'm and 1sP-
4 prs FsaSry N sk< f~~n % haissssonsh.
ana hs ii nv 10 e<@<lsss i 10 me i<s. s...ff.
lie has pss<s,ss es.e q IL b~.s a es'hrfn
n 81, uarn. and hi. wprk vii be nsd< q sps VI
lnz,es.sl and Il de l<<s s,ie. Ahsr tying ihf
~..fk. and Il .bcusA fssss ncs % Be good. . msy
~ returned sBd ncs~ 50 In is Fsscr. Iin ~sli
h< soia q kStkem Pfsees ~iih es~ls s1d ear
mage. rizels
Al ls.ls 70 the smourt of fiy dsliars. = any
nlsee m Toe State, al % The amount Of iFepiy.
fse dollars. within hify miles Of fms plare, shd
az hills of any amount. within twenty -hss mi'es
will l.e GilIsd nnA ssriisrr~a free II charge f1'
Ifrsnsaxsfmisss. Ne ~dsle ssy 10 hiscu~omefs
sbas be viii sen ~ssk - io~ as any hsusr IN t1e
Sfst<s -Nefi ~
Il The ssl1riles srsuFp. isis thanks fof rsrs fa'
~crs. and ke lse,~she viii lrerisr isi-s - shs's
sf y4.srsasss. % h< pledscs hms<lf DO 20 lo'sns
ana 10 en.lrssss 10 give fan sssisSseisoa ~ hi'
work. t. ~ aAA- HttA*
All ssslers viii l~ shankfslly rvces~sd, aad ihs
~sxk slss< with nssinese and d<sIpaseh. -.
j. ar His shop siii BE- -iaaad 81 shis tine ou'
door helo~ Maj Pslm<f's siov. Z.
- sssi.. - WIS. CHEkk.
November is. ie-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-04
E o u s G. a nd in EOtS
near lIillShoFough,
POR SALE OR RENT.

rEsHE House and Lot where ike late Pfies,y
II. Mangum resided, near iIsborough, on
sho Oxf,nl road, is offered fos sale os rai. The
House is pleasantly siius.ea. and though not
within the corporation i sufficiently near 10 cn-
T,y the advantages OF the town. The lot has on
il all the necessary out hasscs. good wei, AMI
garden. a lot adf,snins, containing about
ihFee acres, VIII also be sold witll the other pre-
misses.
F'tierms, apfty 10 Stephen Mesre. esq. Hills.
y rough.
Deceslher ID. IL