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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
SaDDLERY FIARD>s ARE.

Iiamc. pad trees etc, Bras, and >ily'd ornaments
Roi.er hI, tles. harness do, Brass nails. ro~etcs
Brass pad hooks ana terrcts Sarrr> and laairaa bits,
Jap'd do do do Svivci~ ard pad sci,Ws,
Bras and ,iiyd mart rings Thread awfs Va,r~i etc
Jat - ia aiG breast snaps Brass stirrus
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

Ar All. sizes rsed 10y Druggists, s.rocer, &c. for
" SAFE cheap b, CONES,
Next door - Iarrngton's.
<OSE;4S! NOVt.f,S.!
LARGE aHd complete assortment OF the late Nov
els, JG.t received and for at Eastern prices At
COMBS BOON STORE,
Corner OF -. Anthony ard Capitol ~.
GOLD PE<S.--A lnc assortment OF The best
w r3nUIcule for sale hy ". s. COMBS
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.

och. la;,'cs and bolts. IIo telis and carnage
Butts ard screws ~ sizes, Hooks 4 staples Ytdioc.-
Ben pulls and door KNOCKERS, Hat and coat hGon etc
FAN1r.Sf, i,sPi.TIg.,s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
IOt ~t,Kr.f.I'!NG IIARoN { u t..LJDh-
~. GL;H Ia N5I'S, FANCY
GOODS. 4 40,

SAD irons and stands
Hnilrr- and sal fcuals,
Brass kettles, pte plates,
Dust pms, Sliito'is.
Bras iron d Jtp'h cand *
" alters. br'd~ Suunrrtsay :
s. Curtain pins, bands. &c.
l.anthrrus and lard lamps,
BRA s&iron shoV'i.&tOE1s,
Britilpia ware.
Gri,.ifol- and ten hetllcs,
Coffee mills. etc.
Shaving scaJ. bru shes etc.
Com a>. rugsr>, etc,
Spectacle etc,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
HEAVY HARDIN ARE.

Nil and cross saws. NaiS braa> and sphss.
Axe sand axe heNcs, stone hammers and plf Is
Cast steel. all sizes, Matjocks add we igc,,
Blister and German. do dc, lroh wire, all s:."-.
On 'oI and trace chains. Iron and kttiic ears
\u,ll. aud hammers. WI wheels. i3ct screws
Cow sheep aud bell. Gr.hls ones. rictrL rollers
Wrought ua>, strc2 ai,> loun> and hinge, washers
Cir. lar SAWS. all s.,s Bake oNtls >hilict-. etc.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

/ si.EIGH BELLS. sLETGII RF.LL>::1
Nottjacal. straps, 3obells Double body straps,
90 dc - do, single do 10
Nccl go rough ana polished ocsc bells, AL SIZES.
q. s. We are determined 20 sell low tor CASH oaig,
or facilities for obtaining goods the Eastern MARKETS
VIII enable offer Inducements to purchasers nat
( cannot bt found elsewhere.
J. McCi.OUp, r., q 90.
b - Paji OCT . I95I 2l-6m.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

WESTERN REFER ENCES.
His ENcclency, Al sTN A. KING, Jefferson city, Mo-
His EXceilcDcy, IostrH A. WRIGHT, Indianapolis, la
His EXcecnry, REIB WOOD Columbus ONO.
His EXcc,lenot Arc. {. FKENCH, Springfield HIS
Ex-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, indianapolis, Ia.
Hon. John W. Davis, Carlisle, Ia.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian, CenteGvilie. la.
Prof :. VI. Smith, VI. II. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS. no.
Mess-s. Chambers n Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican,
Geo. X. Butd, Fiitor ~. Louis lptclliscncer.
Phillip Is. Hochadav, Yeatman, Pullman Co.
VIM. p. Henry Co., Prof. Jos. ~ McDo~eii, NJ. d.
Angierodt Il Barh, Gaty, McCune Giasby.
ST.PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His ExCclioncy, ALEyANpEF RAMSEY.
Hon WIN. II. Forbes. Hon. Henry A. Lambert.
Rice, Holiinshead h Becker, J. w. Bass, Z. VI.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon w. L. Larned, Hon. $. ". Farnham J W. North,
4. T.. Ames, Geo. W. Brott.
3-29v1 A. J. WHITNEY, ST. PAUL,
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory Of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic store, Third st.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
PAPER lyANGISGS.

AZ =. COMES. Corner Of SAINT Antlonv and
w talitol sr,,,-, has just received a let Of
rich and be 1t ,iil aror. Hall and Chamber FALL Pa
pes, bners. curtain papers and Gre-bC.rd prints; al!
,yhch vii. ht sold the lowest prices Gail and sec
q. tin irar tIn Book Store. sly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
fnronraxr TO DrsrErrics-D DR.. J. n. Tough
IONS PEPsIN, the True Digestive Fluid. OF
Gastric Juice. prepared from Rennci, o. the
Fourth stomach Of an OK. after directions Of Ba.
ron I.iebig. the great Physiological Chemist. hy
]. :. Houghton. NJ. d., Philadelphia. This i
truly wonderful remedy Cur indiEcsiioe, dys.
pepsia. jaundice, liver complaint, constipation
and debility, curing after natures own method
by natures own agent. the Gastric Juice. Pam
phlets containing scientific evidence ofits value,
furnished by agents gratis. Sae adscr6semen,
in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
THE MAILS.
post Ofiicc. Hillslofanah.

Post Office, HiIlshofaaah,
Januasy -26th, lSs2-
Raleigh, or Northern Maif.-Under the new
arrangement, this mil now arrives here on Mon.
day. "Wednesday and Friday evenings, al about 9
o'clurk, II. VI.
Grsensborough. Or Western Mmi.-This mail
arrives here on Tuesday, Thursday and Saiur.
day mornings, about 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
I.eltcrSfor The Raligh or Northern mail should
be in the office by o'clock A. M. on Tuesday j
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Letters for the GreensborCush or Western
mail should he in The office hs s o'clock, y. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
ID. HEARTH, p. Nj.
January 81, 1852. 10
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III a II n IE y .

In tlns eouHy, on Tuesday tLs 2Oh instant,
by II. Mcdaniel, esq, MIR. HESnr Raj 10 Miss
PIgrI WORKMAN.
III ihi. county, on the 9Th inst, ms, by H..
Terry, esq, Mr.. CALVIN HlwkiSs, Of Person
county. 10 Miss AHrELIa r. ]. BaErzE, daugh-
Ter Of Richard Brcexe, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

Cn,eer.-1'hi- lcni..Ie disease j. said
% haze grrady increased 10 England ,.ur.
ing a Few Years. iasonnrh that Cancer
Hospital has just hern established 10 ION.
don, and 10 already offering M lmmr. Sc
deal Of good. IN 1880 hrlmr this llos-
piral was rslabli.hrd. no lrss han fur
,I,onsand Il hundred aud cighiy.sir prr-
sons dird in England 81 this fnehIful
nalasiy.. Of these. three thousand Two
hundred aud twenty -rixia were males.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
DISSOLU TI0N.
COMMUNICATIONS.

YNHE stl,scsiier. having purchased the inte-
= rrst Of Nc. guhn A. Cox in the stock Of the
Lite listn.0t Carmichael & Cox, hereby gives no
ticc to hisiienils and tho public srncrally, that
he will continue The business at the same place.
tone door from the corner and two doors below
the Post 'Oilfcc;J ami will constantly keep on
hanii good supply Of all the Materials usually
kept By Merchant failors, aasl,wih he prepared
10 cur and make all kinds Of cfshing for gentle
men. in the hest and most fashionable styles.
The public are requested 10 give him acall.-
LEVIN CARNiIt HAZEL.
January Zisli, lSss2. ile--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

The amount "f y ID roinrd ~ the naai
81 France in l84s was about Sc, 000. 900
in 1919 about $500. 600; IN 1850. shoni
1000 900; during The frs 10 months
&c 1851. ahoni s5l 100000. showing .
great increase in proportion 10 silver.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

The last Ashesillc Messenger says that sun
day 1.-THE is,h) was a warm day, the ihsrmomc-
ter At as, The ,lay showery. Al ninc IN the esen-
ing snow frl, The wind rose, and on Monday
morning theahermome,er ranged from 10 y; o.
eight O'Clock in the evening !, was at below
zero, ana - d., n,-----i-s' a,sarnino nj z
below zero.
A friend in this place has received letter
FINN jacksonville, E..si Florida, dated the lfth
inst. which ,s,aes tha, the weather had been
mare severe there than any that had hecn e.
nericnced Cor many years. On the 18Th Of De-
cemb,,. isiclcs covered The tees, and hung on
The ewes Of the houses. On the l3;h Of January
snow fell, which had not entirely disappeared
when the letter was written.
We Learn further, that 81 New Orleans, oI.the
18Th. snow fell iothe depth o. sx inches, the
weather meanwhile very cold.
Il i stated that at Oisego, New York, the Their
momc,cr has hcen down to 81 degrees below
zero!
We learn iron the Peoples Press, sha, the
.entirc amount Of stock required = be taken, 10
construct thu Fayetteville and Western Plank
Road TO Salem, las hccn secured, and The Ensi-
,rer has commenced the location Of the road.
----~-s~~-~s@.ese-.
yfrginia.-Gov Johnson, in his message
TO the Legislature oil Virginia, maintains liberal
and enlightened policy on the subject Of Internal
Improvement. He recommends direct Trade
with foreign countries, and enlarscs upon the be.
.ncfts and advantages. which The geographical 20
sion of Virginia Affords. In regard TO the Com
promise, though be ihink<,the laws.enslraced II
ii, ara unequal aud unjust, he is willing to abd
Thy il Us the fnal settlement u troublesome an,
dangerous question. lie is oiYcsc,l,so The Kos
.suth doctrine Of Intervention; moi hcinglin,luce'
by his admiration Cor the great Magyar 10 forge
his yrnera'inn fur the spunsels of Washington.
Alabama.-The A,as.ma Hnasc Of Re
representatives. has passed. resolutions approvin
of the course Of Senators King and Clemens, an,
endorsing The COMPROMISE as a final sctllemcn
'of the Slavery question.
New Observation-Disclosures Of sympath,
with the cause Of Hungary. protesting asains
the intervention Of Russia, and inviting k''s>u'i
10 visit Trenton, have passed both branches o
ts- ..r.s-s - New J..-.
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M1nzsgsn yUGEs Sc O
wednesday, January %.

rrMr MraasnhsA. Che Trrsss'sf sffh< n
e. Rid Raj Csn3las. ~iII he ia nifi.''ofsssh
"a nAassy ueri. ihs - AZ fehsuay. % rsssis
shr in a.lsasai sfie per e>nl- nos dee - ne
essssas So ssssii csapsay. III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
N o. 4, nc 4,

a PPIICATiON will be. mae. at February
- Term. IsS2: Of Orangc County Court OF
Please. anil Quarter Sessions, torcmove the cleo
lion precini from Willis Mangnni's, TO Midway
-Moize and Mangnyis Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

~ WII.l. - sssrrd So IA. si fhs
49, Can Hosss dss y Hll,taIsush.
81 Asrd.y 81 OF nrrf February
Etss Cvan. shs TRACT or LAND ga
vhsrh rs-si<. ..ssxiAink es< hIndfrs .ne fwen-
ly-sr area A s>d ian isih ~soas s1d . ~eli
isssLrx<d Il h1s si~s ss~n< Es>d Ar<t0w 1nd-
ID has also . si,r Sc A.<hin<sy. Fesd Dwell
snx Hsus<. Barn. sni cher Oui Hsu<<ss si<s
lx0 sod Stfings-ene . M fofiy I.rrs f. n
ths door. ibf oahsf some fr~ psrrs isnh~f--ts2a
n<,rI-izilin. spsinss 81 1na<l rHesilenl esirs- u
10 silnzlrd one lnils ffsm The Rad ResS. adj sn-
Ing he lands Of Nancy Psli, wilIi.m ces. b.
'Aa e''s"' CHEs. r. HORN.
Isnusn sf I9-5w
Cr Democrat. Crshsl. eaPy three ~efks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

4 uausx Escape.-ihe niher day.
lws kossag grniiess<n ~ lhis sielsisy weai
ON drrf haunting. ssd in the progress al
the rbsse one llhea P~rrrising grryish
ahj-rf al a Isile slisa@nrr and hearing The
rushing af the bran~l,es immediairly dis
charged Que h<srrl al the aijrri. and wss
10 lhe s~taf pulling shr Trigger IL the nth
r. when w. was ane<ird By the tosrr II
has rnmpaninE. Tho latter. sl,o was on
Nurse bark. had VI his siand and w.s ga-
ing thras,gh IN IhWkri. wlan he was firrd
upnn by his fIirnd. wis an The hurry of
The mamrni ni-sa"k him hs deer. Meet
proris.raiially hr rsrspd uahpn.-thr
charge al isarksl,oi iusi n,,s.irg l.is PR
son. A para ~ hes ~azi whirh swasg in
frnni MAS rrrfnrasd h. q hail. Ills hnrse
however did nai have lhr same g.'sd fm-
inne. fnr rrreiving rHiiea af ii,e charge.
II staggered an FIR .La dislaaee and
irll and slird.
This % ans &c the narrawssl escapes
from tiraili Thar We have ssrn nr.fslrsi.
Hiimi.gim Her.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
WING STATE CONVENTION.

We are glad III be able Ia announce, in
our paper &c Ills day, that The time and
place lnr Io!,Iing The Wing Stale Conven.
ton 10 nominale a Candidate sui Governor.
and appninl Delegates from the STA E. NJ
large. 10 The National Wing Convenlion,
have been determined upon. in, perhaps.
die only manner. i,y whirh they casad
have hean %a,s far,orily and definitely ar
raaasd- The sitting Of The Supreme tnurl.
and The Spectral SessiDn - axe Snpc.
rinr 'onri. vi which cause nf great iIll-
pnrianrr VA. 10 have hr.1i tried. having
a,a.ied 10 this Ci j annmber nitle most
plnlaan, u, and distinguished Wings of The
State. snd. amnng them. good por,inn II
The Executive Committee appointed IL
lhrCnnveniion of 1850. 10 Mhnm The duty
of designating the lime and place 'fr The
neri IS assgne.l. has hern unanimous.
III commended. after due consultation
and conference among them. iha, il as
scmhle IN The C,,y ~ Raleigh on The
FOURTH MONDAY IN AIIRn. NEWT,
III, b. ing he 26lh dav Of The mnn,h.
This ,lav and place hare been selected.
alter mature ,lrlberslinn and a lrnnk and
op ~ ,aicmpni AMI comparison Of Preier-
rnce. ss alinaai,er The mos, acceptable aAll
appropriate. M dlay cn,ad we'll have
been fixed. which would MOI have rnna g.
tel in some degree. with some 81 lie re-
sppciire tnurM M The VARIOUS Counties Of
The State; hut. nis'htlievpil. lha, The Time
selected will iateri re- with less number
Than any ,elsr hal has vel been sugses-
ted. A. IN The place, we are. Of course.
prerin l.on saying more. than ,h,i il
seemed IL be the general opin,on. that,
independently oi Observation-Disclosures. the
hitherto invariai,lc cus,nm.nf holding po-
lltical Conventions a! the capital oi The
State should moi, in This ms anre, he de-
parted from.
]. 1. Row remains Gsr,,he Wings Of every
Coun,v IN Moth Carolina 10 move i'm
m.,llalrly. appoint Delesa,es 10 The Con
sen,inn. aud take such olbrr steps as may
he mrve<sary lur > fnll and vigorous arSa.
nizalinn of The party. Raleigh Register.
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NEGRO FOR sM.E..

"EI.L be sold 90 the higheat bidder, At The
~ Court House in hillshosough. on Satur-
day. The :slst ofJanuars, one Negro Girl ahoux
SIX sears. odd. belonging TO the estate of Johsn
Paul. decreased Acredt Of sis months VILLA
given, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
WILLIAM PAIL. 2
THOS. r. PSlL. =
Janaay.7. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

THz MASSACHUSETTS cosLrrIoS ii
Democrats and freesoilers are psrti-
tisning The bosty sitter gaining the VIC
tofs- In addition to the election 81
Gov Boutwell,. the convention &c both
houses have elected sisht coalitionists
members OF the Governors ceuneil.
The Boston Posi- growis at the proiigi-
Gus appetite for stfiee ON the part ofthe
Frresoii wing Of the party, thus;
The Preesoil branch of the coalition
baidy claim the most impariantoffiees.
Some IL them claim sir councillors. We
understand. 10 three Democrats. and e
ven insist upon having Fressoil council
man from Boston. aud upon throwing
MIR. cushmsn. the lieutenant governor.
overheard. putting Amasa Walker in
his place. and electing Mr.. Palfrry Fec
rotary Of State-the Mr.. Palfrey who
expressed himself so much opposed 10
any association with Democrats. only
q year ago. These are curious times !;
bat the benevolenee ag the age is so ex-
traorslinsry. that people will MT be as
furnished at any act VI political liberali-
~"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

rhc yTeafaer.-Ir ~eula appear from
Establishing co.sfnuaicstian from ON fsiend a
Bslhm M. that &c were nsisaken in SURPRISING
shat Ta-slsy 81 fss week was the rcidesi with
N The men w q de :. alsie-l inhalalsns." lie
refsrsis de -esli ssssrazy- IN issA wh<n he
says The ,hrna On srs ie.l q 10 degrees hslaw r.
~. Oar rec election was different; our ihrr-
m,mrser in 1895. in an oarn passage. stood a.
s drxsees shosr n,ro. and we were mol aware
that In N sse sry rel situations The difference
cslId hs - greaL oi referring 70 contemporary
.aiicss We iad II vas sisiei II ,hs Register that
81 .is O'Clock On Sunday m,rnins. (feb. 1881
Al walrish. III, t,irrmans:er stood Al one degree
below zero, thought 10 be the coolest day ess'
fel. ii shs, I,iiiule Al Salisbury. the Their.
mame,rr al ei.hs o'eIock on Saturday evening
wa. d Il hrlsv xaa. AMI 81 eight o'clock on sun
n. morning Il bels~. We have confidence in
The csrrrelncss of our correspondent. aud give
,iace as his communication. As folows:
January 9Th. 1854.
DsAn SRs: Your article 10 the Re-
cordcr of the d Il ON the weather. con-
sains an error. Many much younger
than the eldest inhabitant" have dis.
tinct recollection Of the :. cold Satnr-
day" in February 1855, when ahe Their.
mometer fell to 10 degrees below zero,
lie. ~ degrees below the point Of Tues
day last.
On Tuesday mmning at sunrise my
thermometer was exactly At zero.
presume we have il a little cooler 10
the country than in tuwns and cities
as well in winter "a IN summer. tn
congregation or animate and inanimat,
matter in the latter tending to eiarat'
the fem nera fnre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

Graliam'S Nagaxln., for February.
ms l~en on our tSEe some days. The eng,as-
ings are superb. particularly "rere ie Chsss.
representation o. a s'nrying ground in Paris,
which i one OF the finest we have ever seen.
The present number contains large amount Of
original mstirr, contributed by some Of The best
writer's Of ish, literature that the country affords.
Terms 50 per annum. Address George n. Gra-
ham, Ph iaielphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28

PAYING FOR OUR WHIsTLr.-The ex-
penses aff Kosauth and his suite at
Browns Hotel, in Washington. aMount-
ed, it is said, to $500 day, which
Congress will have to foot. We shauid
not be surprised it the Magyar's visit to
the United States cost this country a
million Of dollars.
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Washington. Jan. Is. les"

Sears G.. Walkr,. sitr rrirlaslrd as
,nn~srr. and. by large rsIds. ihr nasi
distinguished malhrnalirian IN anr roun-
lry. has geuf ierangrd- Night hriare
la-i. While siisssg lsle ii his L.bnrs. be
msdr discovery. Ly siirii LaeariiI,ms
ssr rendered nsrlr.s in msiliemalhal ed.
~nlaiions. The nnn>i sni~n<r rxrilemenl
lullnwr.l. and be- rauid oel,llrr sleep nnr
ronv~rsr. lie e.nlissrd 10 tins rnndiiian
until yess@,dsy. vi noon. when his glori-
aus mind gave way. II y hoped thai The
misfortune may be iempnrary. b.i The
auisl Is frstei.
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RALEIGH AND GAspeS ROAD

We lemn'tlnt meeting Of the stock
lro'ders Of the Raleigh and Gastsa
Road, at Henderson, on the rSth in
STINT. was organized BY calling lohn
ID. Hawkins, Esq. to the Chair, and APP
painting Mr.. Lyman, 6 Warrenton.
secretary. Tie Hon. w. N. Edwards
appeared as the representative of the
,late stock - =. The .ar. Of the
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EasK RoBBEkr.-A isisxnphie dis
patch. dated Perish NTH. Va. I0lh. inst,
IN ihe rnsse,siou of Vim. &. Howard
Magistrate of l'nlirr. informs u lha, the
vault &c The Branch Rank Of Virginia n
thai ia.re h d been brnkra ialo AID III
The funds taken out.
Accounts by mail infnrms Us that il.s
am.uni taken was s59.9l5 III bank paper,
and so. 900 IN god. There are unl,
eleven me hundred dollar notes 81 III,
branch in circulation. Amnig ihn,,
stolen were $50 of This denomination
This circumstance may all in The ,lrIer
iinn 81 the uubbers. 10 whom M rlue ha'
as vel been de cried. Wilmington Com.
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Large Land Safes ia Fofida.-From
300 900 In 5000 arrrs III land which
was granted 10 tie Stare for lnlcrnal In-
prpvemenis. are advertised 10 he sold d.
public sale. III April and Nav NEXT. A
large portion al these lands. SAYS lhe
Tallahassee Sentinel. were selected i'm
mrdiairlv alter The Uniir,l States surveys
had been competed. and before The lnll,ls
were in market. and are in value Far sbnvr
an erage. These lands range from Ii.
ulnde 81 10 81, and consequently are
susceptible MA great yasiuty Of lpsaauc.
tinn.
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Something New.--I'he iiamr Jaur-
nal sa,s:-Af " cakes 81 lie nrwly I'M
vented sofidlied milk have faund their
Nay 20 This country. The ar.irlr ffsrm-
l,leS In rala. consistency. wright ami feel.
cakes al pale yellow s"sp. the f''esA.
grated inia hailins waller. uiil make srv-
rtzl gallons 81 very good mllk. II v
warranted 10 keep any nurhrr ~ years.
Prize. in England. nnr dollar pr pnund.
n u ~ai SET. sc erIirve, far sale s~sr.
A friend. huwerer. v haai cariosiiy ed ~
impnri small qaaniiiy. has tried & and
assn,es ne il,ai II is has il claims ~ hr--
4 real blessing 10 mnlllers aud mariuefs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-28
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oa Tse-say nestisg q inIecn rsnsIird.
peUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
ThsIlsu~ On fsidsy. Ian. 10. was srrrriei
ia b< o0s-isss.,ioa q lslfs ss he private eslsn-
DO. sod 4fier~.sis adjasrnea 70 Moaasy.
Ola Aeaass. Isa ~. The dsy was sp<us 10 Do
llssiny me su'irrs q inc census printing.
Mr. clingulaa sBssed resolution dreisnng 4
night sf abs ssssss % exclude slaves or Zee ne
sfr~s fssm shsi, limits
On TUESDAY. detsfs nose oa The mode q
paying Inc srsirsn indemnify.
OrOur latest dates frrn Washington are 70
The 2afh ina. R1s ene Iuirlligrncer has come
% his Office fsr more thar week. and none o.
the papers nauh Il naIiinsss- II seems 70 he
owing 70 Sec iuierar'ian Of communication ~
ice and snow DARING The remarkably cold spelI
which We have jpa snrerisneed.
Fire La PefcrSburg.-AEe occurred
Ia Petersburg On The m srning Of the 18th inst,
which caa<u-neI iws buillnss-one family
grocery. occupied by Nj. Newman. and ihe OH
er The Office Of the rsxrshurg IntelIigrncsr. We
are glad 10 lrarn that ihe hunks and nearly al
the maieria- q the IrieIlisenrer Office WEIR saw
ell, though the latter may have been somewhat
Injured. We are happy % learn, Also. that lhr
building and materials we're insured. The eii-
Tor Of the Inisllisrnexr announces that be viii
sci 70 work agia as sosn as lie can prorafe .
house; and we hope Il win not he long. a. We
should miss friend synf's paper mo'e than any
Of gu, exchanges. We trus. that his losses may
be moro than made up . him BY an increase d
patronage.
American yvhig RcvlcW.-Th,
January nu n,er af this valuable pnlilicaties ha'
been on our table m,rc than week. n coniain.
an able anicl- an : The Policy q Non.inir~sn
iion." and one in reference 10 . Kossuth. the Or.
a,or and Statesman" We do not sllogrihel
approve af IKE spirit Of these articles, though
their conclusions seem 10 be conservative and Ii
consonance with The true policy Of our govern
mrn,. The faraer, particularly. was evidentss
written under strong feeling Of sympathy 70
the great Magyar. and Of admiration COR his spirn
DID abilities; AM tos 1nfle promincnce l. giseI
TO the doctrines Of our rcserel stnesmtn upoi
strict adherence 10 which, a. Nc believe, tls
permanent security and prosperity Of our insli
buttons depend. The literary character N III
Review il Of the first order.
-~..~ess~s.se
Grallam's Magazine, Tor February
ms l~cn on our tsEe some days. The cngras
ings sre superb. particularly .rere ie Chsiss.
. representation Of Anryins ground in Pari
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