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by J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER. = WEDNESDAY,
- Nov y at 10 O'Clock A. NJ att Nassau street. Brook
paintings engravings with general assortment Of parlor,
chamber and hit chen faruture also. horse, spring
and harness.
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i8VERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Ne SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -6a
PERSONAL.
MEDICAL HoNoRS.-MR r. J. THOMAS HAS BEEN
IVA the successful competitor for the class
prizes At the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
INFORMATION WANTED-CONCERNING LIGHT
gray horfe twelve DID, short TAIL hair obed
81 At the root little hollow backed. Also light top
wagon, axle blue cloth linag plated
hired from stable 70 Reade street. New York go TO Belle
VILE, N. j. Tuesday inst Whoever will return said
property give information where it any Of il be
found shall be literally rewarded.
TEFoRMATION wANTED-OF FANNY ARNOLD
daughter of Nathan and Olive Arnold, Of Ontario
w. New York She has since been married to gentle
man. whose s unknown to her brother who lives in
Ohie He is here and Is anxious find her If this
shon reach she will please send her address No.
- Perry street. New York.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER SALE OF TWENTY

ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.--SALEO OF TWENTY
ID. six valuable lots In the Seventh ward Of tho
city Of Brcoklyn.Cole& Chiffon will sell at auction. on
Tuesday Now 49, 1852 at IL o'clock at the Merohants'
Exchange twentysix vacant lots Of ground situated
Taylor Ross, and Keap streets and Wyhe avenue
Bedford and Division in the city Of Brooklyn.
Thete lots located in Of the most elevated and
rapidly advancing rons Of brooklyn in the immediate
neghbohood Of brown houses and other desirable i'm
from twelve to fifteen blocks In the vicinity
having built within the twelve They
in close proximity to the best part Of
and Of requiring but twentyf minutes
time from all street, via Peck sp ferry and Bedford
avenue line OF stages For and terms apply to the
ONCE of the uctioneers, No W all street. New York
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LOS AND FOUND
-
II OST-ON SATURDAY LAST A HAIR CROSS, TIPPED
IL with gold The finder will be Handsomely rewarded
on leaving II at II John street.
7 0sT-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP rnK
IL pocket book with steel clasp that lady dropped
while getting In Amty street stage 81 the Of
Spring street and Broadway Wednesday 10th Instant
cont ling masonic badge, copy OF NJ ID. medal gold
half dollar, gift to little cfd; several reeeiPts q
value but to the User will the TO 10 West Thir
teenth his and his lsdy address, no will
hberAlly rewarded and many thanks they
tos Of dear departed friends
osT-ON SATURDAY NIGHT A PASS BOOK AND
IL fifteen dollars Tho finder by returning the toyZ
Dey street. will be rewarded. l.. PRU0OR.
CTRAYED-0N THE MORNING OF THURSDAY, rHR
- 18th November large. sized bull dog, with . black
spot side Of his face Any who shall
the above will be rewarded ,caton TO the owner
MT. SMITH, Boston House, 50 Olive. street.
noG L0ST-THRKE DOLLARS REWARD FOR A
small poodle dog had bell when he left the house.
Apply At Stk Bowery.
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UCTION MART.-ANDREwS L. HAUGHEY, AUC-
"A toneers, 5S9 broadway formerly Chinese Museum
On Thursday neat Nov - at 10 ooloct large sale Of
Of the bes quality in broc tele plush hair CLOTH
wardrotes and bookcases bureaus eageros
Bile top centre tables extension dining tables bedsteAas
chamber furniture chairs lot Of superior bsn
kets sbeengs and towsr iron Safes hat stands SO.
Or Tuesday Nov g. At the suction mart at 10 oclork,
assortment Of rich and beautiful furs mus tip.
boas robes &c. tho fin est assortment offered for
sale the city and well worthy the stten ton Of tho ladies.
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u A. Chiffon. AUCTIoNLER.-COLE " Chiffon
-. will sell atsuotion on Tuesday November q Al u
at private sale the hand three tory and high base
mont brick house with stone front No % East Twentieth
street. the north ede between broadway aud Fourth
This houe built for the owners resi-
denoe contains all the modern lot Is feet
half the block Termsn large portion OF the purchase
remain bond and mortgage For further par
ticularB and permission to tho house. apply to the
tiOneers, Nc. q W all street.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssoCIATToN.-THR
1 Board Of Direction have the pleasure that
Mr. VIM n. Thackery will CONN ence the delivery Of his
OF Six Lectures the English Humorous Writers Of
sht O'clock At The Rev Mr. Chapns us.e Rev Mr. Bel
nued Monday and Friday aeh until compile ted
Ssbscrh lions win be received It'll Thursday evening next
% the book stores Of Nesrs c. Francis Co.. and Evans
Brton, and ST the Library Subscribers land subscri
hsrs only will be ened reserved seats for the
Price Of tickets to members 81; to non member S.
WILLARD L. FELT, Chairman.
JAMES D. SMITH, 1Io..-o ,x,.,....
JOHN +. HALsTED, i1SssuAs SoAi"ssS''
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AURISTs AND OCULTSTS.

hR. HEATH's EAR AND EYE SURGERY, FOR THE
cure Of Deafness discharge noises in the head,
ID weak tight I" DR. Heath, 4H Broadway cured me Of
aness Of seventeen years aud discharge from both
the last seven years continuance Jehn Rodenburg
Pr 30 Howard street, New York once hours from 10 to
s4lo.k Residence corner OF Fulton avenue and Navy
rect, Brooklyn.
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u A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER-COLE Chiffon
IL will sell at auction. Wedneid day, November a. ~
IL O'clock At the Merchants Exchange fftyone lois Of
ground Eighth Ninth aud Eleventh and Sixty
fourth Sixty and Sixty sixth streets Sky
may remain bond and MORTGAGE For and full
tioularp apply to the auotioneers No Wall street. A
three lots the southeast OF street.
and Ninth avenue. Maps BIO had at the auction
N 10. 9 Wall street.
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DAwEBRoKERs sALE-THIs DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
BY Lweis hortemore auetioneers, ~ ~ Chasnsm
kets quilts, pillows, carpenters TOOLS by order Of
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, 81 Centre street.
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THE BALL SEASON.

II ALL.-A COMPLIMENTARY BALL WILL BE GIVEN
I'D TO Mrs Ann Adams at Tammany Hail. Thursday
evening, Nov. 18th. 1852 Tickets 300. Whit xorths
|Cty Brass Band has heen for this OCCASION The
Icommttee pledge themselves that pains expense
shall be spared to this the best balls of the
|saser Tickets be had OF the Committee at the
|deor on the evening Of The ball
=. J. MALLoy, Sec. J. II. KELLY, Chairman.
WIZ. ii. BARNuM, Treasurer,
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DRuG STORE AND, LEAsE-w. A. CARTER WILL

n D. NASH. AUCTION EER-sToRE $40 BROAD
NOV. l6 at u at Stars Five Mile House, large
splendid moose, from the State OF Name they exh
bitcd at the Now YORK State Fair, at Utica.
M. Ii. CHASE, Deputy Sheriff.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsS0CIATION.-HON.
NA Borato Seymour Governor eject, will deliver
ture before the members of this institution at Metropolis
tan Hall. on Wednesday evening Nov. IL Subject"The
Study Of tho Natural Sciences Tickets Admitting lady
and gentleman 10 ts single tickets 80 cents Members
tickets half the above prices be bad only At the Library
Tickets be had 1T the deck Of the library
On the evening of the lecture.
WILLARD ]. FELT, Chairman.) Lsctrr.
JAMES ID. SMITH, neos.uIo
JOHN Il. HAIS1ED, 0om"iSsee'
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OICKwICK GUARD, ArTENTToN.-THE MEMBERS
hereby notified to attend meeting At the Carriage
|euss, this evening At ~ O'Clock Hose No BY order
NJ j. NADDY, Com'd't.
|W. DoueuERrv, Orderly Scrgt.
Ass ~ tho Shakespeare Hotel in full uniform for parade
Wednesday morning November LS,h, att o'clock
DUKES.
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j.. YANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
this day at 10 o'clock at the sales all street.
Dutch dubious roots being the balance OF the rtaon
of Ynnderohoat and the best quality
ed into this market The whole will be sold without
in lots to suit purchasers.
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PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES,

AT GENERAL MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN
"A Laborers Union Beneficial Society," held at Masteron
Sixth ward Hotel 81 Pacific street the 18th instant IL
work for lees than nine day until the first Of
December next from that time will work nine hours
81 three fourths day for IS cents half day for Is g.
until towards the frat Of March when man can make ten
hours and receive full The adopt the nine
hours tenn ia because they put the necessity Of
strike at the first Of March last to get U.s. day This past
the members of said society could get los day.
bat said socety acted honorable and did not do
bsosuse the master had their contracts taken suit
lower wagee JOHN FARKALL, President.
Ja ,snsf cA " nnp' Secretaries.
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nUFFEY GUARD, ATTENTIoN.-THERE WILL BE
drills every evening this week Of the above company.
those wishing to parade with the company will please
in attendance, parde and target
ION Will take place Tuesday the sd Of November Uni
orm-baok frock coats and pantaloons and caps Nus
tts and caps will be ready the Brilliant the
eorning Of parade To start at o'clock A. M By order
w. WILSON, Captain.
r CREED, Secretary.
8. There will be election for officers Saturday
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John X. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER-POSTPON
Of Mortgage saleOakey Wrig will sell Wednes-
day, Nov ~ at 10 o'clock A. as No si3 Fulton street,
Brook large aud extensive assortment Of Stoves tin,
ard Britannia tinmpnG toof sgnsc About ninety
stoves, Of different patterns. BY order q
WIN. s. SUrPIKN Mortgage.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., By MAN AND HIS
W wife; the man as good coachman and groom or a.
waiter In private family he has thorough kno wledge of
The care and management o. horses and inside buse tho
woman plain cook washer aud ironcr first rate
iauI dress and dslr, maid They have objection aay
comfortable home Tho best Of rtferen given Please
call or addIess j. Nc Prince street. VIII DO heard
for this week.
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THE REGULAR CONVENTION OF THE DELTA
Phi Fraternity, comm ences on Monday November 49,
- 6H o'clock 2. M at the American Hotel The regular
dinner will take place Wedn esday the 18th inst.
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LIQUORS.
IN CASKS WIN YOUNGER CO.'S AND ROBERT
Byas Edngburg sles, just landed, and In fine order
|r family use y Tor tale In pints and quarts by
NJ b. PETERs Co.. Importers, 500 Broadway.
OTARD, pgPUY 4 CO.. PINET, -CAsTILLoN
\ Co., and London Dock brandes, Scotch and Irish
sheys Jamsica ssd 81 Croix rum assorted brands II
port sherry and madeiraG and 100000 cigars, Of the
pet celebrated brands Our gentlemen friends are ~
hssted TO call. =. b. PETERS q CO., 800 Brosdway.
N CASKS RoBT. b. BYAss AND BARCLAY, PER-
Inns Co.'S London porter just received and In ans
der. For sale in pints and quarts, BY
N. b PETERS CO., Importers 300 Broadway.
RRANDIEs-P AND DARK, OF EVERY GRADE
and Of various vntageG London dock, So port sherry,
Madeira wines, choice Scotch and Irish whiskoU Sc.
ex and Jamaica rum Sobiedam. swan, and London cor
GIN Musoat and Malaga wines So, 81 ~ per cent lower
An st asy other house. by WIN H. uNDERHiLL,
No. $50 Broome street,
PHILADELPHIA PoRTER-oF SUPERIOR QUAIL
~ for family use. In pint and quart bottles,
ndon aud Dublin porter and brown stout scotch alos,
t India pale ale &c. warranted genuine Fine clarets
r sale by WIN IT, UNDERnILL,
No 40 Broome street. corner Of Orosby.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AND HIS SISTER,
w who have recently arrived from England, situation
10 the country; the man understands farming we
English cooking; objection 20 Please
call at No Chestnut street. between Madison and Oak
or address " letter.
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TR0TTING.-THURS
~ day, November Is, 1T halfpast ono o'clock, 7. NJ,
match $500 two mile heats. e. Bartne CHI
War Eagle TO $50 lbs wasop, and carrytwo mon D. Pnsr
br Lady Rfton to as she peases Immediately
after, match between two Wlamtb burg horses, for 500
mile est three in FIVE In harness W. Pearsa
blk I'm. Lady Sontag Mr. Livingston names o. q.
Gelding. JOEL CONkLiN, Proprietor.
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VNAKTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation as good cook. and to do washing and
ironing. Good city reference. May BIO foe
OF $50 Sixth avenue between Twenty lrst and
ond streets.
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WANfED-BYA RESPECTABLE WOMAN. STU,
w alton - chamAermaid and 10 take Of children
to the general houework Of private family. 6ood ree
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~ that they this day disposed their he
all kinds Of table cutlery to Mr. Jack
son. by whom it will in future be carried
W. J. SMITH g. co.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-THE ROOMS OF THIS
IVA Association will be closed during this day.
spect TO the Of the late Daniel Webster order
81 the Library Committee. WIN. HOWE, Chairman
NATION AL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-THE ACADE-
IN micans associates honorary bers aud students
requested to attend the funeral Of
late member Thomas I'll ompson, at three o'clock this
<Tuesdayl afternoon from Is Citation street Brooklyn By
order of the Council T. ADDISON RICHARDS.
Cor Secretary N A.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A STEADY, INDUS
trious young cook, washer and ironer in
private family would do he general house
sma! family The best Of reference from the family
has lived With for tie last six Can be
days at 3Sl First avenue Of Twentieth street. FIRST
floor.
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r.. THOSE wanting a god article II
- Vinegar, and Cheap, would do well
70 call at the Drug Store, =
February l6, %
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
is rrHLIsHrn wrrKIr
By nENNIs MEARrr & SON

CT Di nENNlS HEARTT, & SON.
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within three months; or Three Dollars. If DELAYED
un,ii alter the expiration of the year.
no paper will lie discontinued until all orrcaro.
gesare PAID, unless a, shc option Of the publishers.
Hereafter no paper viii he sent to new sub.
r'sernut Of this state unless paymen, is made in
advance, or some person in ,he state will become
responsible to the editions; and in no case win Tie
paper ne sent to subscriber out of the stair far
more than two years withou, payment
AnsEnTIsEMESrs not exceeding six,cen ,;nes
one dollar for the first, and Twenty-Five cents far
eacn subsequent insertion longer ones IN pro.
portion. Court advertisements twenty five f ~,
cent. higher. A dedue,ion Of one-thirJ will he
made to advertisers by the year. "
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
One dollar per square (le lines, for the f,,s
insertion, and IS cents for each continuance -
,;.. DEDUCTIONS madein. favor If standing adver.
" St>sNs' 7=ssF III Es5s5.s4f4
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouNTv.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term,
1852.
james A. Turner
VS.. y Petition for Diynrcc
kdncy Turner.

I N this case it appearing that a copy Of The pc.
itioa and subpoena were issued To the defend.
ant in manner as ty the statute 10 such cases i
required, and The return thereon heing, Executed
on the said Nancy Turner, and proclamation be.
ing made at the courthouse door by the Sheriff
for the said defendant to appear and answer. as
commanded by the subpoena, aud the defend IN,
failing TO appears 1t is ordered BY the Cour, tina,
publication for three months he made in two
newspapers, for the said Nancy Turner To ap-
pear at the next term Of this Court, to lie held At
the court-house in Marlborough, ON the second
Monday in September next. then and there 10
plead answer or denur to the said petition. other.
wise the said petition win he heard OK pa,te as
to her. and judgment pro confcsso will be granted
against her.
Witness, Richard VI. Jones. Clerk ofour said
Court, at Office, the second Monday of March
A. ID. 1852.
r. NJ. JONES, c. S. G.
March %, Piice adv. $500, 27-3m
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Come and See!
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAY.

BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
K'HE Female Poets of America, Leaflets of
Memory. Flowers Of LONELINESS, Rcmem.
her Me, l.ala Rock, Marmion, Friendships Of
frring, Young Mans Offering, Young Lady 5
oilsling. Snow Flake, Dew Drop, The Gilt Of
Election, The Hyncin,h. Christmas Offering.
Tuppcr's Philosophy. Traditions Of the Cove
nantcrs. Bibles and Hymn Books Besides va
riety Of GIFT BOOKS for Youth, including
Arthur's Tales and other Cheap Publications.
or lobe had al the Drug Store. 10
November 4. 0s-
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BRaNDRETH's PILLS.

Aaeurism, or Enlargement Of Ike Heart, Ari..
ries, Piles, d.. &c.
Use the pills two or three times week in
= doses sufficient 10 purge freely; and when a
paroxism comes OH. fearless use OF the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purgcd. This effected, the
danger l. over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone IN The galLbladdcr are treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
by the medical profession, are cured The use
oil Brandieth's Pills. Piles are cureI4 Bran.
dscth's Pills. In severe attarks the doses must
be iull; SIX OF eigh, for few nights together will
cure the worst Cases. Whenever this disease
comes ON IN the treatment of other diseases, il is
good sign; use nothing hut the pills, and. as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
tffqueui use Of cold water locally. Where there
have hecn pcctoral affections, as asthma. con.
sumption. &C., perseverance will be required with
the pills 70 effect permanent cure. hut any
other course will assurc,lly bring on the pecsoraI
affection.
u cases cf Debility, Weakness. Wasiiags. De-
ehnss, or Consumption approaching, il will be
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going 10 bed; next night two nils:
DO this alternately for three or four DAYS. or anr-
cr; i no alteration takes place, then increase a
pull each night until five or six pills arc used then
decrease by one pill, down to one pill should any
ieycrlsh symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until The ieyer is reduced When this Is done. ,ha
patient may drop down 10 such doses as their
own Judgment shaa deaerninc; being careful "a
Keep the drain upon the impure humors : as these
are removed, so will be their advancement, to
sound health =
Or; hranareih's Principal Office, s4l Dra.,,.
way New York. 'ss'''
" Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Hea,it. Marlborough. 49,
J. D. M'Dade, hapelH
y. A. Mehane, Mason Hall.
A. Mick'e & Co., Bingham's School
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SPEED THE WORK,
MANUFAcToRY IN ORANGE.

MANDATORY IN ORANGE.
yEvHE undersigned still continues 10 manufac-
Il turc his splendid article of Wnlow Blinds
and h,siny extended his operations, he is prepar.
cd 10 supply them for prices varying from s250
10 $1,000. No person should be without them,
es they answer Tor Curtains and outside Blinds
He win deliver and put them up in any part Of
The county free Of charge.
oslers promptly attended 10. Specimens can
be seen on application TO the subscriber. Adj
dress % nial's Greek, Orange, n. G.
II. +, WEBB.
2rb. &c. 2f--6m.
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II o Sc q n q Z OTIS
near llillsborOugh,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FUK Sale UK KENT.
sENHE House aud Lot where the late Priesi,y
u. Mangum resided, near ilsboroueh. on
tho 0xfurd road, is Offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though no,
within the corporation, is sufficiently near TO en-.
joy the advantages of the town. The lot has on
il all the necessary out houses, a good well, and
garden. A 10, adjoining. containing ahou,
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses. 49,
For terms, apply 10 Stephen Moore. esq. Hills.
borough.
December 10. ~ IA
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THE sulschteI Er-it IfFlreiiri'i lItoiH. lls
u rili,rus II Hi.I.loloEgl go AZ tiiir -.
,,r.llv. IA be kss q hand a IL No 81 hs.-
,ou .sress dus Nesi fEom he eeplt-hense. 3 t..i-
- 81 s1ssIIrni Fnnlif.ss. and ihsi be Is ps,.s-
Cd 20 mansfscure. IL he hesi style. ell sllisL.
BUREAUS. Of Mild Cherry aud Wal
nut.
sIDEBOARDs. Of Wild cherry. Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style. isfF
BEDsTEADs. Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of an kinds.
wARDR0BES, Portable and Station
aFg.
cOFfINs. from Common to the Best
STYLE. &c. &c.
He promises shsi hiswert shall Ne fsishfsl's
executed, and Il very Low prices. and hops ihsf
ne will receive due encouragement from gene.
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet wort.
such as Walnut. Cherry. Poplar. Birch and Ma.
pie. will be taken in exchange for sofk.
Orders from distance will be thsnkfully nc.
eeiseJ and promptly asifndedfe
RICHARD MAYO.
April rs. 7e-ly
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Land for Sale.

gy2s I0FFER for ,ale a large Tract Of
eEr Land in Person county, just over the
AfsS northern Grange line.
49, As body Of upland, il is inferior
10 none in The middle part Of this stale. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart I;
the forest lands ae heavily timbered ,and all well
watcrcd.
On the lands are variety cf substantial i'm.
provemcnts-Dwelling Hc;ses, Wheat and To-
bacco Barns, Saw AL 1,isl Mills-in perfect re-
pair.
twill be sell IN parcels to suit any purchaser.
PAUL e.. CAMERON.
stagville p. o.. Orange, Now "a. 0Tif
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New and Cheap
DRUG STORE.

DR. 5. .. sCEDDLTIELDs
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UDOLpHD WOLFE'S

tA-so.A - ~ SS-l1iD au3 OUIsiu H. D.
"a PURE and genuine article. manufactured
- b. him in SeaIHnAu, lioLL,SD. expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for a
sure and permanent cure Of The GaavEL. and al
distinctions Of the urine, arising from The Kid
ncys.or Bladder.
T Price 50 cents, and 5 per bottle. For sale
oil this Office.
February 10. 81
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HISTORY OF

HISTORY OF
NJREA GA2@JGINNo
THIS great work, by Col. Wheeler, will he
= ready for delivery in few days. The sub.
scriher, having contracted, with The author, for
the sale aud delivery Of the said work. for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the LIST, 2.l.
81, 4,h aud 5th Judicial Circuits, Except Ra-
leigh and three or four counties in The slh cir.
cult would inform his friends and subscribers,
that the distribution Of The work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price TO subscri-
bcrs $500, non-subscrihers S2:a5.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsborough, Nov. 3, 1851. 0s-