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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
LATEST NEWS
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
Accumulation of the Legislature.

s..,s,, T.srapA 0aee eoraer Hsaover snd Beaver 'ts
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NM -JoHN SEFTONs BESEFiI:-Io-
night IN. grea, comedian, Mr. Burton ana tne Vol i,
deiful kaSeI family, appear. The performances WIZ
consis. o. Crimson GRIMES, the oaets on Ia - ~.
and o. s az me World the capital pantomime OF tae
49, and the new piece Of the Magic PIAs As
this IS the only appearance of the two companies o
ore occasion, Mr.. Seton may expect one OF mis- USUAL
bsDsd.s.
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pEPrTATloN OF THE CLERGY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
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PRrzE FIGHr Two bul'ies, known II
sporting gentlemen as Dublin Tricks and Awful
Gardner, wen. to Putnam Co yesterday, and tough,
near Patterson Ststioa for $500 a side Though the
affair vas tno 20 great number Of persons ia the
City, and was announced as in progress by some OF
the papers Of Yesterday evening, the authorities
took no measures TO stop 1t, either here or al the
place of action Sixteen rounds were fought, when
Awful Gardner proved unable 10 come 10 time, and
the victory was sdjudged to his competitor. The
defeated party We understood 10 be badly bruised "A
the face and head and 10 have shoulder disloca
TED The victor not hurt much, and was 5roush,
Gown 10 low grog shop in Centerst, where he W IS
received In triumph by acrowd OF kindred spirits
waiting 20 bear the result, OF the battle.
we state these facts thai the proper Authorities
may take cognlzance Of them The ruffsns con-
cerned IN this brutal and demorazing business
should be made 10 feel the utmost ,eyeritv OF the
law. We rely on those whose duty II is 10 see that
they are inhexibly punished. II that is DONE anoh
er such fight will not again disgrace the City
and add to the fearful tide of wee, blackguardism
and crime which prevails in certain quarters of this
metropolis
NORTHERN DIsPENsARY, WAvRRLY-PLAcs.
The following report shows the number OF patients
VINO were TREATED Az tnls uurlis month
ofDecember, 1851
Attended at the Dispensary .--............sS7
Attended at their houses. .-..-.....-773
Total- -loiO
Serss.-Msles 600, females l,0Oi.
Place Of Natirify.-lreland 967 United States 52i,
England, 81 Scotland, 10, Germany, 90 other
countries, 81.
ResuH.-Cured on relieved. 1889 died, 10 sent to
the Hospital. 10 yaccinated l2l still under treat
ment, "A. Total, 1910.
Whole number of prescriptions put up during the
month, $50.
Greatest number in any day. 1874 leas, number in
any day, Sc. Average per day, l47.
THE HUNGARIAN FUND.-Since our last
statement have received from "a few Of the
American Knife NJ akers," Plymouth, Conn. $50
A. D., Watertown, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
n ScotcnWan, l
Law
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~ Go and hear the Frazer Family to-
night at the Society Library Room. They sing the
songs of old Caledonia in manner not often heard
on this side the Atlantic. For the first two weeks
they have been quietly pursuing the even tenor Of
their way, steadily growing into popular favor.
large party of our distinguished artists going
this evening, and the room will be full
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20

4 WILL give the above reward for the taking
= up and delivery TO me, my man JOHNSLN.
who left me on the 25th of August, without any
provocaiion whatever. bought him Of Nj. Viii
liam Patterson. who lives within five miles Of
Chapel Hill, Orange county, N. G. ! under
stand that this man Johnson is the negro who
was accused Of committing rape about two years
ago. and was carried oil and sold in Richmond;
he il now running at large, and Hope The ciii-
zens will take proper steps to have him taken.
He has wife at Mrs. Jinkin's near MI. Pat
terson's. in Orange county. and understand he
Is now lurking about that ncighhorhocd. John
son is about twenty-five years old, about five feet
ten or eleven inches high, spare made, brown
skin, no particular marks that recolIeci He is
a carpenter by trade, and perhaps will be seeking
work Of that description. He probably may hc
about HiIlsborough. Chapel Hill or Raleigh, or
the vicinity of his wife. / will give the above
reward Tor his delivery 10 me, at Young's Cross
Roads, Granville county, N. Carolina, or in Ok
ford Jail.
M. d. ROYSTER.
September 9. 53-3w
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Cr II should lie universally kno,cn-for it is
strictly ,rue-that indigestion is the parent Of a
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery
tliarrhGa, cholera morhus, liver complaint, and
many other diseases enumerated in the City In
spector's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera
ted by indigestion alone. Thiik Of that, dyspep
tics! think Of it. all who suffer from disorleret
stomachs, and II you are willing to be guided b,
advice, founded upon experience, resort at onc'
(don'l delay day. to Hollands German Bitiers
prepared by DR.. G, NJ. Jackson, which, as an al
teraiive, curative, and invigoraQt, stands alon'
and unapproached. General depot, la0 Aiel
street. We have tried these Bi,ters. and know
that they are excellent for the diseases specifics
above. Philadelphia City lem.
iY For sale at the Drug Store.
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NOTICE.

YSHE subscribers will offer for sale, al public
= sucti,n, on the premises, on Saturday the
lath Of November next, the LAND and MILL.
formerly known by the name Of Haris's Mill,
situate on Rocky River. The land lying on both
sides Of the river, eight or niue miles southwest
from Peterborough, and in about two miles from
the intended Plank Road leading through this
section Of country. This Mill has an excellent
pair Of burrs, an excellent corn Min. and the boil.
ting works were newly constructed last summer
with castings, and are in good order for making
merchant flour, only the shaft Of the r,an wheel
is broken. This Seat is remarkable for its Gall
and wafer power, and with tight dam the Mill
runs all the year. There is not better seat for
a factory Of any kind in all this country, ESQ
said by the hest of judges.) The terms easy,
and will he made known on the day Of sale. Any
person wishing 10 purchase would do well to ex-
anime the premises for themselves, previous to
the day Of sale.
BROOKS 4 THOMPSON.
October %. So
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LsrE FROM EUROPE.

The sie3nsrr Ffznklm arrived II New
York yr>,~rIsy ~'sb Ilnr day's later
adsicr- fre,n Esrai-~. her dz,r> from Ii
srrpeaI h~inx - he 29.l' II S*p'ember.
From Gr~al Bnszsn iI,~fr y na news
af imnonzner 'I'i,r Qarrn va ssilI in
Sra.lsnd. aud The hedy nf The Duke Of
welIinginn Was ~nil II Walmer Castle.
awaiting The nee. s<ary ssrang@menis lar
lying in state a. Ghel<rs hospital.
The s,rw- irnm Franre y al an inler-
rs,ing nature. !. ielng confidently .Ssrrlrd
that Frsnee - Ia be- sleeiafrd an Empire
on or zho.t the 18Th of Ormbrf. Dur
Photographer rrpor' says:
:. 'rhr London 1'imrs, an lie aushori-
" nf1fs Paris correspondents. says thai
The fir-t approved aei awards consumma-
ing an Enp'fr william III p'ohab'lay rake
place about The 18Th al 0c,ober, wIirn, on
the Presidents arrival isom his tout, a
d.rre~ will he published in the Manileur
far an extraordinary eoI,r"eaIion at the
Senate. for The purpnse Of examining adj
drcssrs emsna,ing from The Departments
and Cnunrll~ General. and 10 either frame
rrpori thereon, or for lIle Senators Ia
invite Napoleon 10 assume ihe unperaI
dynasty al onee on bis. return To Paris.
On iIii= urcasiun he i TO be welcomed
with great spIendar. in style &C royalty
and imperial ponip Tar erIipsine aay Ding
ever hrIare seen in I'ar's.
a frinidahle aud wrll-planned con.
spirary was laid Al Msrse,Ies tn asssssi.
nalc Louis Napoleon an his passage
ihrough that civ. An internal machine
was seized. ]. had been planted in house
on the street through whirh he was 10
pass the mex, day. Fortunately. however,
il was seizrd by The police. and taken
charge Of by them. The maraine isrnnl.
posed III two hundred and ify gun bar
reIs, loaded with fifteen hundred hulleis;
hesldes these there we're some bl,.nder
buses similarly charged with grape rhoi.
This BAKERY. If fred during The passage
Of The splendid rorirge, would have COM
plr,ely swept away the President and his
attendants. |, is thought not single sur.
vivor. in his immediate presence. would
have been left. Many Of The ronspiralors
in llis hl@,dy design have been arrested,
aud will be adequately punished. The
plot was concncled by secret society,
upon which the police have long had an
eye.
The Paris journals are principally oc-
cnpiei ehrrnleling The progress al The Pre-.
-idrnl through The Southern Departments.
A, Grenoble. Avignon, and Marseiles. the
President was received with most ex,raor.
binary outward shuw aud pomp. aud de-
.rnonslralinns OF JOY. but henraIh all this
current Of popular rejoicing there were
plain inllicatinns OF secret hatred. whirl
was evinre,l bv the terrible allemp, TO as
sas<inale hiu."
From Germany and other parts Of
Europe there is no news Of moment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20

HAVING juss sffuIned iron the North. am
- nov rrrsisius sisck Of 6oo~ts un<ufp~ss-
si1e In my line II business. Ny o~n PERSONAL
attention wss given 70 The purchase Of er~rz
arfisit. each Of which viii be found Of The rerg
bat qualify.
Gentlemen can hr supplied with the Very Best
materials Cor COATS. VESTS. PANTS. &c.
and any GrusIemsn fzsofing me With his Gus
tom. may rrst assured Of IL sasy aud oomf~f-
atie. q the same Time that his prssss shall be
set Of 10 the best advantage; FOR ! study the
nsan a. vel ss do HE meesux.
Myprices viii always he ss reasonable % the
col OF The tcsf materials will admit Of; my OBJ
jecl not being TO undefseII any one eise, but To
give enirr s4iislaetion TO those wh6 paifonize
me. TO make up shosc materials will always
have the hest wofkmen that can he procured.
With many ihanks for fofmer fasoFs. respecf-
fully request mY friends and the public, to do
justice u ihemselsss. ny continuing to Try. where
Ease. Grace. Beauty and comfor are required,
their old fiicnd and very obi sev't.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
N. b Cutting done in the latest, or
aSr armrn fashion, al the customary prices.
October 10. 81
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~ POISONING. a

Thousands fparents who use Vermiiuge COM
posed Of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c. are not aware
that while they appear To benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundations for series Of
diseases, such as salvation, loss Of sight, weak
ness of limbs, sc.
In another column viii be found the advertise
ment of Hobensack's Medicines to which atten.
ton is asked Of all directly interested IN their own
or their children's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those Of bilious
type you should make use Of the only genuine
medicine. Hohensack's Liver Pills.
irjs" Be not deceipd," but ask for Hohensack''
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature Of the Proprietor, J. y
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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1sHE Subscribers ~ilI ofF<s f,f sIe, 1t thsir
I late e~idcncc thre~ miIes csa Of HiiIzbo-
rough. on Friday. the 7ssII q 0rtoaes inst-, ali
their crop Of Corn, Whrss. Oass, Fodder, snaw,
shurks. &C.. together with their Stack Of Hogs.
Horses. Cows. aud sherr one Wagon and Hsr-
ness, Farming Utensils, Household ssd Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles not necessary
10 mention. Sir Mnihs Credit viii be given
upon I'll sums over i've dollars for smaller sums,
Cash.
WM. ] FREELAND.
WA. JOHNSON FREELAND.
October 5. 55-
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NOTIcE.

IN wes'ne-<zs, the 24sk ~ Nesrmh<r s<zf,
" I shall expos 10 pui<l< ,sIr. a Tie Isse
Residence q NAkea Hvsku. DIR. ifset If
LAND lsiss shfe< nsie- sossh q HiIkAs<osxh.
cosassnlpz 1854 sAcfess s'~o. - No - and
part " IS, N HilIsborough. A~b~s sh< sane
lime. one ~ = Mahogany Chsif< one Pony. >
buggy and Harness. god ce~<. &r. &C. Ai<o
one if@et Of LAND lying bali mile aorsk II
Hi-sofoush. ees.ssii.inr i.o seIsz, more o. i<zs
A efcJil u Twvlse Mouth. viii h. given upss,
Inc IApd. and 81 Noull,s u},oa osbct ARTICLES
Al perssns having claims against The estate 81
Nathan Hacker. win pies-e pFe~nt them by The
s,sy Of s~l~. and ~ ind~hl~d 10 The estate viii
please arstle Them BY the came time.
u. HOOKER. Ex'r.
Hi,I+loroush. OF. 5sh. 1854 55-
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ATTENTION.

To ne comsixsioaed and mn- Commissioned
Offers and Musieians teitnging 10 nc Hase-
.feids Volunteer Regiment.
Won ave hereby commanded 70 attend al Da-
: sii Mehane's, on Friday The e2d instant,
81 10 o'closk. armed and equipped for Dill Mus
TEL aud Court Martial, and on Saturday the ed.
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, you win appear, with your
Respective companies, armed and equipped as the
law directs, for rerimcnial exercise and review.
Bv order " The Colonel
GEO. ". TATE, Adjt.
October 2. 55-
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ANOTHER scIENTIFrC woNDER.-

IMPORTANT TO DrsPgprirs.- DIR. ]. 5. 'ough-
tons PEPSIN, The True Digestive Fluid, OF
Gastric Juice. prepared from Rennct, or The
fourth stomach Of an Ok. after directions Of Ba'
ron I.iebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by
]. s. Houghton, NJ. d., Philadelphia. This i
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion, dys
pepsia, iaundice, 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. See advertisement
in another column.
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No Family Should be Without Them

We speak Of M'I.ane's Liver Pills. which have
become an indispensable Family Medicine. The
trightful symptoms which arise from diseased,
Liver manifest themselves. more or less, IN every
family; dyspepsia, 81, ( headach, obstruction Of
the menses, aeue aud fever, pains in the side,
with dry, hacking cough. are all the results Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20

n.y.. Young Lady, g.aduaie Of the
60 Stale Normal School Of New York.
wishes to procure situation as Teacher, either
in School or private Family. Good references
can he given. She is also competent to give les
sons in Painting and Drawing. Please address,
post paid, C.W.S., Old Bridge, Middlescx coun-
ty, N. ].
October 2. 55-2w
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are prepared to sell low for Cash. or onsix months
time to punctnal dealers, Physicians and others
are respectfully to call and examine our
S'0sA' S. ID. SCHD0LFIELD & &c.
October Is. So
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ksrssrz'sx.-P <fhsP~ no ssrnnsef s''dsnes
can b sd<oced q ne intrinsic salo< aid uni
vailed usefulness Il Ayers chrrry Psstossl. tssn
The hss, fhAi IN er'er % suIIay he demand shs
Proprietor has horn raml~lled " build an i'm.
assnse lAosk. ooeupsins = larsr pad q square
ia one Of the p'inciP.l shasoushf.ps. fss <isries
Of which Is 10 he eeenrieJ ~ his I.alorzsosy io'
The preparation II the Chsrrs PeriofsI slane. A,
this article has now wen is WY % the public g.
sof solely nv Us sucees in curing DISEASES. lhis
fact Is some comment on ms virtue. LsscrH aSrl
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n Office.

4 PPI.ICATiON will be made to the Legis-
= lature for the passage Of private act au-
ihorising ] g. Turrentine, late Sheriff Of Orange
county, TO collect his arrears Of Taxes in Orange
and Alamance counties.
October Is. 81
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NOTICE,

a PPLICATTON will I've made at the ensu-
n ing session Of the General Assembly Of this
State, for an set ofncorporstion for {" Mountain
Spring Division No. IS, Sons Of Temperance"
September "a. 3D.
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The Pierce Men Of The North shouing
their Hands.-The Boston Common
wealth Organ Of the FreesoiI parity has
the following statement, which. il may
be well 10 add,to anticipate contra,lic
ton. is confirmed BY other Boston pa
! pers: s
'sTHE Coalition BALL IN MoTIpN =
Contrary to general expectation vester.
day morning. the Democratic Free Soil
Conventions at Dedllam finally united
on union ticketltor Senator's. Both
the nominees on the Democratic side,
Messes. Robertson and Bartlett, are
lIbe,al-minded, honorable men, in favor
OF the liquor law. and out and out CO.
alitionists. Mr. Robertson, (of Quin-
cy,) voted IN the Legislature on every
ballot, for Charles Sumner as U. States
Senator. MIR. Bartlett, lof BrooklIne,)
has been a selectmauRof the town, and
held other responsible posts, and is
Mmuch respected bv his follow citizens,
Of Mr.. Bird, the Free Soiler, we need
say nothing he has been long and favo'
rably known to the whole party. The
ticket Is very strong one-and will
be elected"
These are the people who are said
to be souuder than the South. They
have already nominated for Governor
man who was leading advocate of Van
Buren, in AZ ;some OF their candidate.
Tor Congress are the most bitter reyiler,
u the South. They elected Summer I,
the Senate, the only man in that body
who moved for repeal Of the Fugitive
Slave Law sand now they are sup
porting for reelection the men wh'
elected Sumner. But they are s0unde
than the South - Rich. Jtnig.
MoRE Poor OF ScoTr's SoUNDsEss
-fhe lion. s. G.. Haven, the Repre-
sentative in Congress from the distric
" which Mr.. Fillmore resides, and al
old and Intimate friend ofthe President
IN reply to an invitation to attend tn
recent mass meeting at Niagara. make
NE following remarks upon the merit
OF Gen. Scott:
But in nv estimate of his fitness 70
The great Office Of President, ] Do no
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n OTLCE.

a PPLICATI0N viii he madc'ai the cnsu-
n ing session Of the General Assembly of III
STATE, for an ari.to incorporate the HIlsborough
Academy.
September "a. Sd
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Piano for Sale.

YNHE undersigned, being obliged 10 move away
4 from Hlshorough. will sell Fine Piano,
nearly new, at very reduced price.
Likewise a ROCK AWAY and Single Har-
ness, both nearly new.
]. l.. KERN:
September 20. aS-
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

DAN awas from the subscriber, about the 9th
Ia instant. bound boy by the name of Ma
thanaeI Riley. aged about sixteen years. Ali
persons are hereby forewaFned against harhoring
or employing said apprentice, aajer the penalty
prescribed l,y law. The above reward, hut no
ihanks, viii he given for bis apprehension aud
o'''se's y aug IRA ELLIS.
Sep,e,uber 90, 5Ss. aw
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Drugs Drugs!

THE Subscribers are now
receiving their Fall Stock Of
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS. lis, DYE
sTUFFS and SPICES. en-
,gacing a larger Stock than
has ever before been offered in
fhis market and uhich they
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a -. -.
pN' aE5 - 'sN'lAff lils *Hi lenpNn
~" ~ fssAf" 'HfN y qsA'.Asaiiua.
~ ,'tH elis-' ir's p = f.lf-ctefl
~ -'l. y. 4 81 "a s.,s q q PAD {
|--.'f's s<lneislai 6 pii1 pablo mri'
~ 80 Pc. ~..1 = 80 unsl cited
"r
ms Err "'he"' NE rhre~ I'M
mo'x3 1ee sfeal sad PATRIOTIC N Q
seen re raining OF nc keso'ol.on. and
a's subsequent business and "f'aeizl re-
'an'nS hzte been with me state smrn
ana NEST eminrnt men the eouhtff has
s'nes produced. -
ne hss IN all his days been a man
:" temperance, oi liberation and m
e"rrupilble virtue. always seeking m
formation q publie Affairs. and his me-
mory upsfrlngls retaining u when as-
qnired;z man VIM has carefully watch
cd The Course OF public events, and has
himself 50 70 speak. lived the entire h's-
tory oi fhr country. and knows II prac-
ticaliy since the days Of John Adams |;
man Of great hrmness. self-relianee.
Independence Of character. iamil'ar
with h'stary. and accurate IN his est
mate Of men and motives. Above all,
OF peace. ann a nat'o'im ana eo"serra-
noe man 10 ms Pu''.'es' s's'ulng !" no
seef'on" influence out insisting up"h
inc constitutional rights o. az ssef'ons,
An" ~ 's's 'espee' ne 'nos' n''"e's anu
spPropf'ais'y occupies the oroaa pat
fern 81 the convention which nom'na-
teu n'ha-
nave fessoh =" Anu" tnat auring
We seetH"" struggle % eo" nc oeea-
fseu ths same Pos"'o" o'fn ar DO
yer ana or. cay ana used ms inhu-
ehee III 'asor OF All tie measures OF com.
promise anu c"ne''ias'"n when passed.
anu received 'he aPpro'a' ~ the present
ADMINISTRATION.
No'r me ees''mnny po.ne ny Mr.
raven MO uenerai seo'.s az 'oe@ ey
o. me ompr""'se "hlis y was oe'ore
congress. Orn' scots soununess-
upon 'his queS,'", mas pee" ," eo"-
peter es'aoi's"eo mat Tue must u"ap.-
ing can ho longer oppose nun on 'n's
grounu'
The New York Courier dfs Efdss
Unis' sees The chances Of victory multi
plying IN iar"r 81 ten. Sroii. !" We are
n"'. y says. "a pariy journal; u y.
therefore. our duty merely 10 collect The
general SYMPTOMS which Indicate the
huriualion or tendency oil public opin-
ion."
Every DAY ten. Sroli sees
his chances 81 81 cess ang'nrnIlng; the
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s'.n.,;J..,s =. ,s,,,,,shsJ - SOC n,,n 80
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,assd h,nrsl,r,I, u b,,ns Inn ,hr;, III.
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.,,,.o,s :, s.b;.'.,; In, do c.,n,,,l,,n,s
~ III. d,seaa,s,,sa <t.d n.,ha,s !. l;,ls
sL.l.. 1.sI ,,,.,,S .,.n.s rad ',hI.I
.nI,,. sa,, ;s,,,,. wl,;e,, ,h.r sh.w /.
ar.a.',,,,. .a,aa.,,;..,sd - 4, ,hos. Mn
are .n;,sd !, The WIN. marry hv ,nv hon,l
wh.,s,.r m. w.,.,.r ,sr,. he oJ,,,r
c.,as,,,a,s :, ,,os;,.,s anil H. ,i,s.oar,as,l.
,hr,r cnn cirnsr Is ~, !, ease. and ,nany
a,nnns ,nem w.ul,l ,n,loob,eblv wish a.
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we renea, i, ,nrus 10 The advantage Of the
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20
Land for Sale.

ssssxas TmE subscriber, intending to
iJvSsf remove to the southwest. offers for
NO sale the Plantation on which he now
.1e54Ss:,s resides. II coniainsk One Hundred
and Eighty Flight Acres. well watercd, and has
on il a good Dwelling House with all the ncces-
sary Out Houses, and a never-faling Well Of as
good water as the country affords. More than
half Of il il wood land, and The remainder is in a
good state for cultivation. II is situated five
miles East of Hillsborough, Immediately on the
Oxford road. Terms will he favorable 10 suit
the purchaser. Persons wishing to purchase are
requested 10 call and examine the premises.
ISAAC HOLDEN.
September 9th, 1852. 54tf-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20

The office. we understand. is worth
$4,000. per annum. DR.. Cowan is a
native Ut this town, and removed to
California some three or four wears
since. Wilmington Hsraid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-20

DIR. CowaS.-It affords Us pleasure
to copy from the Stockton California;
Journal. Of August 5Ist, the following
evidence Of the high esteem in which the
personal sndsprofessional character Of
our former townsman, DIR. VIM. Cowan.
is held in that distant and flourising