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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
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From the New York Evening Posrl
I3DI5N IS. BOURBOHi
ALCsT KING FOUND


An article IN the February number Of
+. "PlE az7z'S lt0Htaky.' communicated by
DR. l-assEs, discusses the claims of the
Rev E.aazer Williams to the throne Of
France Itisgu attempt to prove that this
rea-Is s.aaa. WHO has long been an Epi=c3-
PAL ll- =i5larv among our northwestern
Indians. is tie veritablo Daupain. who
was confined in the Temple during the
Ercaeh Revolution where it was alleged
he died. but who was as this article con
tends. secretly conveyed to America. and
is III" alive The history IS one Of the
most curious and romantic that we ever
read aud we aean to give our readers an
5a-Ira II Mr.. Williams story.
1Ig Hanson. an Episcopal clergyman
Of ta.a city. some two or three years ago.
read .u tae LEtltsE Post an allusi0n ID
the probable existence Of Louis XVII
amoar the St Regis Indians. and was So
much struck With it. that he made q visit
to 1LE Williams. the person supposed to
have been the DauDhin. and cot from him
the following facts.
In D5tober 1871. I was on my wav
from Buffalo 10 Green Bay, and took
steamer from &he former place bound for
Chicago. which touched at Maclziuac. and
left me there. 20 await the arrival Of the
steamer from Buffalo to Green Bay Yes
sells which EaI recently come In. anu0uuc-
cd tas speedy arrival Of the Prince de
Joinvu.e, public expectation was on tip
toe and CROWDS were on tile whar7cs.-
The steamer at length came IN sight, sa-
lutes were fired and answered. the colors
run up and SIZE came into, port IN fine
style immediately after she touched. the
Prince ard his retInue came on shore and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
Tailoring.

ywyEYE undersigned would respectfully tender 80
a bfs thanks Ea the C5tZe Of Mineral Point 81
~ viefav for tfaFors- ard BE5En hem that D
- rratt4laz business aa his old stand e 4h IL
street. ne viii be pleased 20 recals con iIlce
eGal.eraens Clothes cleaned aud pressed on short
--rlra HENRY PRICE.
'sIrgst 10, 1852. 4--f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03


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:5 -',l-5 u .--7 era u sLe DJ@o " -i0I ~'
- 80 '-il NJ - -
= 'i'1 ~ 'A0 HI 81 D@i u, ~ A7A' ~ -. l1
--e@ Z. ua4 the steamer u-l Lot arrive 4.
green Day Until ABOUT CLOCK anu
---l-5 '-e must q '-1 I-lIG "9 "G'0 -
,o-- = r I-A.il7 J.-1 = = ~
: upon "l.@- @as sa-'' l can no" per
-7-.o mat 1-'e iLL-c9 vas 9Io.1-*t-y pre-
Earring my 'llud 1of "---I w. was ~ come ~
49, Z .---o1-l l-9n -'i9 I---7L e-' s11J9o-9
s1elAsl 70 arse 1a1ulallt enough. AZ
llisG ne SPOKE oL Ine eoAdlLon q alLaiEs
III .1e Z, >; anu on lle american l'1'o
.1'l9u' he expressed '.--.tllL .tsl'L! LOT o--
iaallldll94s- anu SPOKE ~ large OF sAe as
5,slaace which Aad been rendered 70 Ias
lotoAies IN the struggle WIN the 4ol1sf
country ny Lolis \ lie said 1---s
ne dLa not taink saLleLen5 gratitude was
eV-lcl1 By amen le3us 10 taat mon
aFcA aAl t4aJ whenever ms inter
F5A--9h was aii-a4d %, ~ was a'lt1o-
utef' @ selAsh motives. al anu 70 = desire %
ldllo-e sAs power OF h1s-ahd On c1ls
s'-S'--g"- ~ ooi'l' iu7 -5t ~ H. ---.
e9l co-9-.-@l possessions. DuJ lAao IN MS
opinion LOUIS ~ I--s a true regard loE
America A and that on every return p the
i 1AElL oA q ul} "-'e1 IAio1 5~J-- 1iie -
.l4led states Jhe Lat1oh was csl5I1a.l-=
It's independence. there should De an es-
Pecial salute hFea TO the memory OF tae
KING VINO had contributes 50 lAoca 10 lHe
result. ouch was tue substance q what
vas sald oy the Eriace on t4as suole ee.--
ne lie4 1-l--ll1 % 1--E I Lsiic-i L'-'
anu sa-A t-'- ll'-.7 \ 7 vas llioceA. 81
any lyIa1Aical designs -o"afos l4e people
q 4 rance ana slAl neJllh5 "hieh ne Gid
personally could justify or excuse the eA-
cesses ot the revolution JAa5 the last
IoHuaa5lons OF tla5 event were Iaid H. the
preceding reign and that the mlsconaue5
ana nlssgoYerIlmen5 OF LouIs y were
char9eaole with the SAD events "AleI oc-
curred % 2 very great extent; alIAol9A
I1e storm Aad oeen slowly brewing '3t
centuries. Inc people q france, Jnou5l
tley 1ad no Just cause TO complain OF
Louis AN 1, yet had rl9At 20 DO SO q
the oppressive institutions then existing
OF the tyranny OF the arIstocracy. and the
burdens laId on them by the church. lie
then referred TO the changes which had
since taken place IN the form OF govern
meut, ana 10 the present aneiloraJlou OF
- oo'-,I-'-o.- - = .-o .'''- P1'P-o'
10t '.1 o-ol-'' : l-,-,''.-l''-y T.
~ ~ :l - a.. T - - III. III ~ ~
~. .5---,: -. -; -. L..l5 II -
~ - r.
80 ~ - "a 10 ',--,-7 - - ~,
-, ~ -. - IT,
~ -'t..
o f.
..--,, ..-., - Ia, - ~ - - -
- .II - 49, ~ -, - 80 c., r. h..
,,,-I.5 80 III s-srt7a,re -. +ba 80 H. 49,
4ha aav after ba Wished r ,-7-Il o.-T.l,-
with his request As there was some eE-
citelaaut c3ass4uent GA the Princes arri-
val and q vrea5 number Of persons were
a+ the As+gr Fs1sa y-afting rs sse him II
.l,7ra5.+ rra.I5 fake adva7+,-a of the
o7nr,7z;7, In r.3 n INV fa-I,ar-fn--.y,.s. and
n-a5a;sed IN resgrD. in the evenrgr. when
he UaalI be more rrirata. I drl So and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
AHAsAcoBB
Re 1EssxoRz.
CouB = 71Ess7soRE,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
-Waas-zs Patut. HEseszsfR-
II AVE associated heseivas tcgeth herlor the purpose
ar practising she Law, aa1 ~ -5FH prom - ztseD-
tlaE 30 an busir ness entrusted a. the5r czre.
EFFEcE. over thg W isrouslu Tribune ofhee.
Land Warrants bought aus sold, Lands entered snd
Warrants located for persons rGsd z a4 distance
the most favorable terms
BasnessIettsrs ilIfn zIc1sss be answered By return
Of nail.
~ Forthe present NFr- COBB viIspeEd portion q
his tfmeat Franklin highland. p. o. where he y ID 2E
ecd TO hu slness IS beretet1re.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

a HINT.
Harsh words are ike the hail which beats
The heritage TO the ground;
Eial words are like the gentle rain
81 lich ssatsers freshness round.
As polished steel receives a stain
From drops at random flung,
So does the. child when words profane
Drop iron a parents tongue.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

- ENEFAI DEALERS in Fancy and staple DIS
u Goods, Groceries, LrgcEery and Hard ware lt,zL
STr--t Mineral Pofat. 80.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

e. ENERAL DEALER in Family Groceries q Provis-
& ions. Nails. GLASS, wooden Ware. * S-ar i
opposite the County b1ilIiugs High street, Mineral
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
Pine Apple Cheese.
GROCERIES.

. cases PINE APPLE CHEESE, Just received. aad
- far sale 80 6. "A. CoB'c.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
g.. OTIS

GENERAL DEALER Ia Dry, Fancy and Millin
NTGoods. T=51h street, Mineral FCluse Wis. i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

- b.. E7E E'f %,
NfTEGE IS DENTIST sa-'= EraE-. Medicines. pZiu-s
- Oils. &C. aE sac Mineral Hl.l- Drug Store
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

- &c AE8.--s9 Bots. CARRIED A 8 s, reaasd ia.
- recsiYed and Cor sale BY G. y. C0BB-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

g.. p. EIEGEzElz, Dentist.
-Ty-1p 5-e r @ --- ..s' ana
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
County Court Clcrkship.

TT We are authorized to announce
Mr.. GEORGE LAWS as candidate fol the
office Of Clerk of the County Court Of Orange,
at the election in August next
ig We are authorized to announce
Maj WILLIAM N. PATTERSON as a candi.
date for the office Of Clerk Of the County Couft
OF Orange, at the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM F. STRAYHORN, ESQ., as can
didaie Tor the office Of Clerk Of The County Count
of Orange, at the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. ELISHA G. GRAY as candidate for the
Office Of Clclk Of the County Court Of Orange
at the ensuing election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

The resolutions providing fnr the en>
largemenl oI the New York canals. by
mean. Of an amendment If the Stale
Constitution, have passed holh branches
Of lie Legislature. They received
unanimous vo,e in the House. aud 1here
was only one negative vote in the Senate.
The plan adopted, i, is supposed. will
secure the compilation oi the canals IN
hive wears. The. constitutional amends
menl has vet To receive the sanction OF
the next Legislature. II must then he
ratified by majority vote Of The people
before il can go inlo effect. There is no
doubt that il will he sn ratified.
Among the prominent bills which re-
ceived final action in the Senate on
Tuesday was the bill tn incorporate the
Atlantic aud Pari6c Railroad Company.
The company have uniI the Is. Of Janu-
arv. 1855, TO organize.
Another important bill, which was
hrnuah, 10 final vnie and passed. was
the temperance measnrp-generally term
ed The Maine Law. This bill provides
for lis poing inin effect on the FIST 81
March next. aud also coniempaies an
expression of the electors for or against
lis prnvisions al the general election
Another Legislature assembling prevlons
to its going into effect. the law-li 4
should receive the affirmative vote OF The
Hnnse--will be subject 10 amendmeni o.
repeal by she succeeding Legislature. nm
der The advice or exp,essioll of the elec'
t"rs Of the State. The Atlantic and Pa
c'fic Railroad bill is also TO come hefor'
the House. Beth measures passed b,
just The requisite Constitutional vote.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

CT So celebrated has DE-. M'Isne's vermifugs
become, that il is regarded as the only specific
cure for worms. Families should never be with
out supply Of il. Al this season particularly.
when worms are SO troublesome and frequently
fatal among children, parents should he watch
full; and on the first appearance Of those disires
sing symptoms which warn US Of their presence
at once apply this powerful and efiicacioas 'ems-
dy. We are confident that il only requires tn
al. to convince all that il richly merits the prais-
es that have been .Ia,ished upon il. !, is safe
and infalliblc. Volumes Of certificates can be
produced, showing lis great medical virtues.
CT Purchasers will he careful 10 ask for DR..
M'Lane's Celehtalr,l Vrrmifuge, and take none
else. All other vermifugcs, in comparison, are
worthless.
Gf For sale by u. Heart, at the Post Office
in Hillsborough, hy Long & Webb, by DIR. 5. d.
Schooli,d, aud by Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
June.slh, 1853. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
WING ExTRAvAGANCE..

Il appears (says The Richmond Whig.)
that there will be some i,centy-three mil
lions surplus in the Treasury on The Isl
81 July. This 10 the prosperous condi-
ton a Wing Administrations leaves The
country IN. yet we everlsslingly hear De-
mocracy praling over Wing extravaganza
about election iimps, and telling the dear
people that the Wings are no, FL 10 be Ell
trusted will, The public money. When
did ever Democratic Administration lea, e
"a surplus in the Treasury On The other
hand, they have always left exhausted col
fers and an accumulated debt. Already
The organs of the party are setting TO work
10 DEVISE some plan To spend the surplus
left by The Wings. As The osfensioie
means Of making way with il. they pro.
pose To plunge the country hea'llong into
another war. . The people need give
themselves no concern about the dispo-
silion nf this surplus. A Democratic Ad-
minlsiralion can spend il.
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srATE IN

.,s.ssd j 49,. A.. a.
we az $50 ~. LII 4. a-sa y +,
hrst s .is p'ssS.s 80 ~ ie,a ~ ~ -
che s'g 49,, = Ne void psTt;sul'1Is
ta.s. -.,,,.r \, ~ .fteatisa az 80,
Saii la.s M;..,s M.ualse,ur.rs ~
fsi.'.
M, 80 Iaaw ara,o xiat No hsxr sea
500. ,h.f fhese exh;h;s;a.s
g e'l. sk,iI and eeniu. are well
= $3.50 = nran,ose ! sr;rit IN s,re-
..ss.smsnf and za,ancemeSt n
.:enls.r.l and Mechanic arts
~ health and ,;yor rhraags,-
sna - - No. social iu,ell,efuai mo.
"I' III .,.,e,;.l body III the state
H. 80 ,hs l..r,r,l and anlezrped I'm.
:. n. nl.ff,rm ..f : w,.an h,,a.
1.aJ md each can Mace an the
's IT,, ~ am henored and yener,,rd
ara T. aEsr;ng uhethsr a A.
$50 go. ), pr,rt;eal Mechanics Hers
~ time p.lifical differences viii
y. s.r.o,,rn SECTIONAL .r;mosit;rs sof.
mi Iii can wuitr in the ratr;.>
tenea =, =, ,ssrrs M. star. fr.m n.s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
Superior Court Clerkship.

10 We are authorized to announce
Col. HENRY X. WIrHERSP0ON as a can
didate for the office of Clerk Of the Superior
Court for she county If Orange. at the ensuing
election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. JOHN d. WILBON as candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court for the
county Of Orange, ct the ensuing election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
South Lowell Academy,
ORANGE COUNTY. N. q.

UkANGE COuNTf. N. V.
VyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 his former patrons, and his friends, aud the
public at large, that he WILL at the commence
Inent of the next session, resume his station Ut
the head Of South Lowell Academy.
This Institution is situated in section Of the
State where a healthfuI climate, pure wafer, plea
SAINT scenery. and a moral community furnish as
many indictments 10 industry are Often 10 be
und. Young men from any PAT Of the State.
or adjoining ) aics, need fear no Injurious cifcctS
from the climate at South Lowell, while to those
in the eastern portion Of the State il offers safe
and pleasant retreat from the diseases incident to
that region.
While no piins will be spared to improve the
mind, il will mol he forgotten that knowledge is
valuable only when united with integrity Of heart,
and con -equenilv every reasonable effort will le
made to lead the minds OF those entrusted to our
care, to sremember their Creator in the days Of
their youth" There will be preaching at the
Academy three or four times month, and oshef
religious exercises once or twice week.
No Student will be permitted TO remain who
exeris an immoral influence, and none TO retuIQ
who does not attend diligently TO his duties.
One competent assistant i'll he present at the
commencement Of the session, and another w III
Immediately be obtained. if the interests Of the
Students demand il.
Particular attention will be given 10 preparing
young men for teachers.
Students can come by public conveyance to
Marlborough, twelve miles west, or to Oxford,
twenty-five east of South Lowell, and at either
place private conveyanccs can readily be OBJ
tanned. =
Board will be furnished in the best families q,
Sc per month. sruition-For beginners SO
For common and higher English Sl2:50-FoI
Languages SIS. To the sons Of regular Minis
tiers tuition will be furnished at one half TIL
above rates.
Books can I've obtained at South Lowell al the
publishers !. retail prices, adding only the cost o
transportation.
The Next Session will commence on Wednes
day, July "a. and the Glasses will be organize,
the same day.
JAMES A. DEAN.
June Is, 1853. 9l-3v
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Badger Hog for the Horifs Fair.-
The Milwaukee Daily Sentinel says: "A
monster hog. weighing | 100 pounds. was
la'ely shipped an hoard the steamer Aic-
I've. on his way Ia The Worlds Far Al
New York. He was purchased hy
Messrs. X. Bugs and r Stewart. of Nj
agara County. N. Ynk. lor 5000, irpm
Mr.. Holli>ier Is. rhayer. &C Tr"y. wal~
worth TO-. Wis. llls ariual measure
ment was rs follows: Giuh behind The
shoulders. @ irri Z inches :.exlreme length.
o feet IL inehes; height To top Of the
bark. 3 feet 10 inrlrs. lie was perfect
ly white and nnly 20 months old. Tie
hind. wheels Of The wagon were taken oil.
when the snimal walked OF Of his own
accord. on hoard the boat. aud laid down
on deck. con,enird. The owners are
confident Of making him weigh 1900
pounds. when faiied, live weight. This
Is one of the specimens Wisconsin sends
To the Worlds Pair, j, will be hard TO
beat"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22

TmE SroNAcn prepares the elements Of the
bile and the blood; aud IL !, docs the work teehy
and impcrecly, liver disease is the certain result.
As soon, therefore, as any affection Of the liver
is perceived, we may he sue that the digestive
organs are out oforder. The first thing to be done,
is to administer specific which viii act directly
on the stomach-,he handspring Of animal ma
chinegy. For this purpose VIC can recommend
HoorIaxD's German Bi,ters. prepared by DR..
G. M. Jackson. Philadelphia. Acting as an at
teratlve and a tonic, il strengthens the diges-
ton, changes the condition Of the blood, and
thereby gives regularity to the bowels.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
INTENTION!

TO The Commissioned and noa-commissioned Of
.fceu and Masieians belonging 10 The Back
Crssk rol1niety Battalion.
V0U are hereby commanded 10 attend at Tho
= mas bynch's, esq, on Friday the sth Of Ju-
" merit. at 10 o'clock, armed and equipped for
drill muster and court martial; and on Saturday
The 9th. at 10 o'clock, you will appear with your
respective CO panies, armed and equipped as the
law directs. for battalion exercise.
By order Of Maj. Jones,
GEO. w. TATE, Adj't.
June IA. 90
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Just to hand,
AYR grTrr DPTg, ayrnyTp +

Ar TEII DRUG STORE. ,
REATRTCE. the great Novel of the age; Dyf-
= sey Burns; Life in Earnest; Happy Hope;
Cheever's Pilgrims Progress; Startling Qfss.
tons; Memoirs Of Lady Calcahoun; Life in New
York; The Young Maroone, Woman's Efiead;
Villette; Daniel Websier's Works, cofnplsie;
Kittoe's Daily Readings Of the Bible; Gnce d
Christ; Memoirs Of Robert and ]. A fiphIsne
Prayer Books; Hymn Books; lot u New Mu-
sic, &c,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
SALARY AND PIcKINGs.-The Captai

SALARY AND PIcKiNGs.-'The Captain
General of Cuba, according to newspa>
per correspondents, receives an annual
income Of little over four hundred
thousand dollars, Of which amount only
s50,uOO is his regular salary, goo. 900
being his revenue from the slave im>
portations, $4,000 from passport
fees, $4,000 from the appointments
of subordinate officers, $4,000 allow
ance for extra expenses, and about 40
600 from other sources.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
FOURTH OF July.

A MEETING of the citizens Of the town Of
= Hilsborough and IFS vicinity, is requested
al the court house Tomorrow evening, (I'hurs-
day. al 43oclock, to adopt measures for ccle-
braling the approaching Anniversary Of Ameri-
can Independence.
June 22d, 1853. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22

Time has made some change in the
appearance Of the Niagara Falls within
five wears. The table-rock ON the Ca
madam side has nearly disappeared,
aud only small vestige Of the once
celebrated projection now remains. On
the American side, near to the 0bser>
vatory, another piece of rock has been
carried away, on which portion of the
bridge from Goat Island rested. This
bridge once extended out some d.: :
lance beyond the stone tower, but it
now scorce projects beyond it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
B no W MS


'etestf- sS'tf@'~
IMlS Essence is warranted 10 ,sossess. 1. No. g
concentrated form, all the valuable pryy,cs-
kcs Of Jamaica Ginger, and viii be found, on
trial. an excellent Family Medicine. II is par.
iicularly recommended as a tonic, to persons re-
covering fromfever or other diseases, sfew drops
impaning 10 the stomach a glow ard vigor
equal 10 wine.glassfull Of brandy or other sli-
mulant, without any Of the deblitating effects
which are sure to follow the use Of liquor ofsny
kind; and il is therefore especially serviceable to
children and females. To the aged it will prove
great comfort the dyspeplc, and those who are
predisposed to govt or rheumatic affections, it
gives great relief; and to the nebriate who wishes
TO reform, but whose stomach is constantly craving
the noxious liquor, il is Misunderstanding tone
to the digestive organs, and strength to resist
temptation; an Is consequently great agent in
the cause Of temperance.
DosE.--For grown person, one tes-spoonfnl;
for child 10 TO l2 years old, half tea-spoonful;
and for chill 2 to S years old, Is to 30 drops.
To be sven in Sugar and Water.
Dr.. 5. D. Scheduled, Agt., Hilsborough; Mr..
8. s. Lucas, agent, Chapel Hill.
/ Iune l, 1853. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-22
NOtice--Taxes.

WILL. attend Al the fails~ing tines and pla-
ces. "a collect The Tarrs for the year 1852
Mason Hall. on "Wednesday ihr 18Th July.
Cedar Grove. on Thursday the i4ih.
!. N. Il T.. Z. Psuish's. on Friday the i5sh-
Hili<lsroush on Saturday the 10th.
Joseph Mixers. on Monday The 18th.
Jones & Hrsfrr's stone. on Tuesday the 18th.
Maize x Msnsum's. On "Wednesday fhe 2a,h.
webhs & Douglas Factory. on Thursday the
,isf.
Harris wilkerson's. on Friday the 22d.
William n. Prsit's Store. on Saturday the Esd.
Asa Is. Gunier's. ON Monday the 25ih.
William Trier's. on Tuesday the 26ih.
Chapel Hill. an "Wednesday the a7ih.
Thomas Longs on Thursda, the 2sih.
White Cross. on Friday the 18th.
Thomas j. Gates. IN saturday the 30lh.
Hillsborougli. 10 collect the Town tar, on the
ist day ofAugu-f.
CT The MAGISTRATES appointed TO take the Tax
Lists for 1853. will attend Al The same tines and
plxes in their respective districts.
RICHARD NJ. JONES. Sheriff.
June 2la. sI--3w
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$40 REWARD.

DAN AWAY from Elijah Malone, on the
N l4lh Of May last, near Gordonton, in Per-
son county, a negro boy by the name Of Will
LIAM. Said negro is about twenty yeats ofage.
five feet ten or eleven inches high, Of pale yell
low color, rather slender built, and round shout
ders; he has large mouth, with front teeth large
and white; he has wild look when spoktn y J,
and is slow TO answer; he has very roueh scd
bumpy face, and there NAV be some scaFs - ~.
fingers Of one Of bis hands, occasioned by harm !;
he has remarkably kinky hair for a muIatto, and
walks rather bow-legged. When he was last
heard from, he had on black coat, either broad.
cloth or alpaca, dark panialoons, and black
hat. His father was free man
by the name Of Bush, and he may attempt to
pass under that name. have bought the said
hoy from Elijah Malone, and will give the rfwssd
Of twenty dollars to any person who will deliver
said boy to me. two miles east Of Pro<pecf Hill
in OIangc county, or confne him in any jailsc
that can get him.
HENRY MALONE.
June 9th, 1858. 90-5w
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7FIEDMAS WN1B9
Attorney and-COunSellOr at Law,

MIILaBUROWG Ms NJ Cos
(,0NTINlrES TO practice in the Courts Of Or
~ ange and Alamance. Due diligence will I've
given TO the collection Of claims. Applications
cor Pensions and Bounty Lands promptly attend
ed to. The ishest cash prices given for Land
Warrants Ii:eSn the Court House.
February ~, ilj. ID
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The London News frankly admits
that England is fairly beaten at every
point where Americans have attempted
TO rival her. II attributes the fact 10
the better education Of onr people.
The News remxrks:-" We are me-
naced in our manufactures. in our
trade. and in our maritime supreme
cy. As a means of rising superior to
these dangers, none can be more eff
cieut than sound practical education
to the mercantile and maritime classes
Of our. community"