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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

NEW 'fREATiEs.-A treaty Of friend
ship. commerce aud navigation between
the Republic II Uruguay AMI the United
States. was concluded al Monlevidro ar
the 2Slh 81 August. 1882. This treaty
provides fur reciprocal freedom Of com>
mprce between the two cornlrirs, and that
each country he placed by The other on
the fuollng Of The mos, favored nations.
A supplementary convention relative Ia
commerce aud navigation between the
United States and the Netherlands was
concluded al Washington on the 26.h day
Of Aueus,lasi. This convention provides
Tor a reciprocal equality between the i've
counties in commerce and navigation.
A treaty has been concluded between
Belgium and the United States. BY which
subjects Of either nation may acquire an,
transmit property IN ihe other NTH d
without will.
An additional article to the convention
between Prussia, and he Uniird State.
has been agreed 10 for the mutual delivery
Of criminals. Boston Journal
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APATHY OF FREEsoILIRs.-The Bos,
ton I.ibera,or contains letter lr'm one
Of the Abolition agents who has been
ircmring in the eastern part Of Massa-
chuselis. Al Mansfield he sayshe lonnd
plenty Of Freesoilrrs. cold and dead as
old Gomorrah. Nothing would they dc
about the meeting; no, even their presence
would they vouchsafe." lie, howr,er
raised I. an audience Of twenty persons
al The rlnse of which a collection vas
taken which lrfi him /" three dollar'
poorrr,ihan when he entered Mansfield
Al Ai,leborongh" The contribution exceed
ed the expenses"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

Pacific Roiiroad.-The amendments
to this important bill, which passed both
Houses Of Congress, authorize the Sc
cretary Of War to employ such portion
of the corps Photographed engineers,
and such other persons as he may deem
necessary, to make such explorations
and surveys as he may deem advisable
to ascertain the most practicable and
economical route for a railroad from
the Mississippi river to the Pacific
Ocean. The engineers to be organized
in as many distinct corps as there are
routes to be surveyed, and their reports
shall be laid before Congress on or be.
fore the FIRST Monday in February, 1854
The amount appropriated is 1000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
SPRING TRADE.

We are glad to learn that our mer-
chants are doing very active business.
Their stores are thronged every day
with customers. and every thing pro-
misses well for the prosperity Of Peters
burg. Large and well selected stocks
have been laid in. and country dealers
find it to their advantage to purchase
from our stores. Mechanics. too, oil
all descriptions. meet with full and re-
munerative employment.
Petersburg hieiEgrncer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

Speaking 81 Mr.. Fillmore and his ADJ
minisira,inn, the Alabama Tnbune. an
able Democratic print. SAYS: I'VE feel
for him much respect without warmth.
and are glad to write on the last week Of
his Administration The best compliment
we know of-lhai lie has dome nothing
f,r himself. but all for the duties he was
entrusted with" This is in pleasant
contrast wi,hihe censorious spirit Of some
Of The Democratic papers.
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Wholesale Trade.
kpFlnE lbAA

Spring lea2
We ilkr Tlrns1is IN aunonnring
- % usf HumFious resislnFn and he
l.ulAic srneIally. Ihai ne ale noA
IN rccriEs Il laEsr and urli selecied siork u
Bxfs. xkoes. Beggsns. 7rEaks. csypef Bsgs
FaErss, DE-. sasied 70 the
SF8IHE TRADE,
and purrl.As<J sliaseihrs of frat hznds. and on
thr lesi possible iefIas-
We Hill alse Irerisr large additions % ouI
stock II every arrival lIam ihr Norh and Eat
th~reay ensliing us 10 keep our asso1lmsni pr
feci dariag ne ~sssa.
Merchants visiting our riiy OF passing through
wili find Il e. Ihrr inirrzi 70 sxainine our siork
a Ne are drl~rmiued 10 please an who viii fssa
Us with call
w. X. JOHNSON q Ia. whosesale Dealers
Tso dooIs l-lor Psul a Meiiwsinr's.
Petersburg. Va.
March a. 1853. 76--ln
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higher Than Uar last quetaiioRsg We
note sales II prime ~ 9te,
MHEAE-ihis article continues %
druoPi sales Fsd At SO q Hoe; white
no q lice.
RAcox-Western shoulders "A a.
-lc.. sides SIC.
I.Akp- Virginia. in kegs. dull at
Hole; Western. in barrels. ice.
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Rail-. ROAD FROM FAYETTEVILLE TO
BExUFOkT.


The Ncwben News states that an agent Of
Messrs. Colby & Smith, Of New York, ohe
samo tina, took 50 large share Of stock in tie
road 10 The coal ields,) has contracted for site
At Beaufort Harbor, as the terminus tor Rail
Road from Fayetteville to that point. The an-
nounce nent has excited considerable interest in
some quarters. The North State Wing thus
spe.ks Of IL:
''rhe enterprise is bold one, but it
must be successful. Beaufort is the
best harbor on the coast, within halt an
hours sail of the ocean, and directly
in the route of steamships plying north
and south. Such another depot for
coal could not be found on the coast.
1t will be the main dependence Of
steamships for their supplies Of coal.
The California and other steamers. IN
stead Of taking in B. supply at New
York for the voyage to Chagres; will
take there only enough to last to Beau
fort. and there take supply for the
voyage; aud so on the return trip.
Coal. too. may be shipped from Beau
fort to the markets North and South,
at less Gust than from any other depot.
Beaufort will spring up like magic.
Men and capital a&d produce will pour
in upon her in resistless stream. In
few years Beaufort will be large
city. The rail road from Fayetteville
viii not be the only one she will have
the Central road will be extended from
Goldsborough to Beaufort. And thu:
Beaufort will be the great depot no
only for the coal of Nnith Carolina, blu
also for the produce which will com,
down the Central road. Besides, a
the steamers will touch there, Beaufor
vii be the great centre Of travel Mort
and South.
ssThese are snme of the result
which this rail road movements g0ln
to effect for Beaufort, and for Mort
Carolina
"Iurrah, then, for the New Yorker
who are dang what North Caroinlan
ought to have done long ago, and wha
they have the means for doing, an
what they would have done, but for
lack Of public spirit which Is far out
sight in the rear of the spirit Of the az
we.live in"
AT the late commencement at Jefferson Med
cal College, Philadelphia, the degree Of NJ. /
WIS conferred upon two hundred and lweni.
three young gentlemen. A nong Item aic Il
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PSEuaoSIa.--rhis disease j. pievail-
ing 10 an alarming exieni. in the nurIhrul
pari Of shis county having already ca.iied
nff number of persons. BY reference
in'ihr obituary notices. u will he sernihal
there hayrshern. IN one ncishbnrhood. az
deaths among the white population. from
This disease. il lees Than Two WEEKS; an.
. correspondent informs us. thai from III,
number slrk. many more deaths are an
nc,paied. The negro population alss
suffers 10 great extent.
Fayetteville corolininn.
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Obituary.

MklaSemsLr DcrrHakArr-pird, in this
county. IN he l7lh insl-. hi.s Nasrus cL.rx,
"a slr Ala yssr of kss sse. The deceased
sas IN her ususI he.lIh ~ % he time q shs
psosidrntisl visitation thai esiled Orr assay.
She sss sitting II lie hO1s< Issaine. aHd leins
aft1sksd with hiscding Al he nose. slesseIp~d
% the he4nh 70 ri lie blood drop ihsrs. whrn
her dress isok Gre. sld u h~ nsnfnis she
wa. 80 lrsned hat he died 10 irelu hours.
sub are &c Ways q Prosidrnes. and suea j
human weakness Ahhoueh her sisier and SRI
wants were near hr. and rendered Ell the aid
in their power. even heiore The aames had made
much progress. they were unable 10 arrrsi what
. wise md gracisas God had determined 10 do
She retained the power Of speech and her resson
% the laA. and ssse the mos, ehre'ing evidence
of the presence of her Saviour. Her last words
were. when asked by her father il she irh happy,
-yes. do" SHE hsalssen professor Of reli-
gion aud member Of The Presbyterian church
ahout twenty years. lcos
Died, in this county. on the 10Th inst, in the
10th yea, Of his age. J.sEs MecArLrr. son Of
Col. William MecauIey.
Dird.1 in Marion county. Arkansas. on Friday
he asIh Of January last. calfDAvIp TArk, LAT,
ofthis county. after an illness Of nearly hires
months. IL disease contracted while on his wa,
out 10 new home. His funeral Was attended
BY large concour<e ofNorih carolinians. man,
Of them bis old aequaintances. Col. Tale was Ii
The Goth year or his age. He was highly Is
,ecmed in his neishbOrhood as Q man Of s,rie
integrity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
The WORKING Farner.-we h.s'

The Working Farmer.-we have
tas long neglected 10 mention that the fiih vol
ume Of this valuable work commenced with the
March number. and that il Is now good time
for new suhscripiionss to eommsnee. Tbs EDITOR.
Prof. J. J. Mapes, is gentlem m VII 'se alien
ton is exclusively devoted to editing this work.
TO the analysis Of soils, &C., and has 3 repu-
iaiiOn throughout The county Cor his scientific
and practical knowledge on the subject Of Agri-
culture. We regard ihe Working Farmer as
one Of the very hest periodicals. FOR The Asricul-
turia now published. Terms one dollar per
year. payable in ad.aure; tociuhs Of six for five
dollars, &c. Address. Frederick Mccready. Pub
Usher Of Working Farmer, American Institute,
No. ISL Broadway, New York.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Z Reported for the Petersburg Intelligenccr.
SATURDAY.. March 18th, 1853.

KepoTtcd Tor The IettrsbuTg IhtfIngtHrt1'
Saturday, March 10Th, 1853.
ToBAcco.-The receiptsfor Tobacco.
continue to increase, and the bidding
is quite spirited, without any material
change in prices: Common Tugs 4 @
Al &C.; good do. A O. &C.; common leaf
81 a. &C.; good do. Z % l0c.; fine ma
nuiacturing 10 o. i6c.
CorToN-Buslness has been rather
more active to day aud several lots
have been disposed Of at prices shade
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

Costa R'ea that war Is actually guing
81 between lie states u ilonduFas Rnf
Guatemala, lie origin q ihe diaeul'
u Is alleged % 81 hat the trooPs Il
the latter had invaded .the ieESitoTy q
lie farnler Government and Committed
ssrso1s outrsgrs l1x November; and
tslere being NO probability ot peaceful
setflemsni. the Guatemaian aruiss on
Gen. carrrra. had marched To che frpn-
tier with four tannans, and that u
Honduras, S.Cc0 stroiig. under Gen.
csbanas. was already upon the FROM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

A despatch from Washington states
that a cabinet meeting was held on
Tuesday, which resulted in directing
the Secretary of State 10 demand an
explanation from the government Of
Great Britain onsthe subject Of the re-
cent intelligence from Honduras. and
the English intervention in behalf Of
the Mosquito King. The Secretary Of
the Navy was instructed to report to
the Executive the effective force athis
disposal Tor active operations.
PefersJarg Intel
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Ht3AftNh NNM WV - - " ~ IN NNMlMMN
n'li-lslsushi w. n Msisan spa A, W. Psi
-. Chsli.sns A. l. BininE. sluyi b islsu
Rislnasai - D. slai.h. Fagsu.sais.
The Qaa-ter.IeS--ws $50 revived
ffoa Ness-- l.s.asid 'saeis q co-.sfAss Yea.
sss era n hi.<f u De Asa-rir.n rdi.iu. 81 de
i.oaasa 1nd EAinbuEgh q sarssriy Resirr. r.
tsss- We have onE hid lia,e 10 rlsnes !,
isw q ne aaislrs. and ll.rrrfss nss so..,sn,
Ourselves wish si'nIay slsiag shs interesting ~
BE Il contents In earil-
conaents a TIE l.osdan Quarterly Resiew-
ssurhsll FACTORY srhoals; Life and Lesrp q
nc. Justice Story Isdiap Admini.srssiou; Mrie-
sFs. Asfolilrs. shooing Stars; cluisssr Life Of
Chairs v; Manialsna~ni ths British Museum;
snoiEs Of wordsworshi TIE Buasrs and ID. Re
sulls
Contents Of the Edinburgh Retisx-R1
seas HiPPOlysus and hs Ages Jsrsis's History
q Corfu and ihs Ionian Islands; Saul q Tar
sus; Hungarisn ResoIusisa; c.shsdrsl Reform;
The iadian Army; Msn'alembert; MIS-. Jamci-
sons Legends q the Madonna; ths Pail Of the
Derry Ministry.
We have hcen ssared with an extended no.
iice Of these works by friend who has had lei
sure 10 peiu<e them. and whoss enc literary
taste renders hfm competent judge oflheir me-
riis; be, H. length eOngels Us 10 omil ils publ
e>sion his week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

The .sourHrss PREssrrERias." Tor some
years published in Milledgctile. Geo, has been
transferred 10 the city Of Charleston, $. c. Il
continues to he edited by the Rev. Washington
Baird. II is now progressing in the sixth vol
umc, and is valuable religious journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
H.,ltb Of VI. Kipe.-Sanfa Anna, DC.

The steamer Black Warrior, from
Mobile and Havana, with Havana dates
to the 18th instant, arrived ather wharf
this morning. Vice President hing
remained near Matanzas, and whilst
there was no decided improvement IN
his health, there had been no change
for the worse. He continued to have
no hopes Of his recovery, and IS per-
fectly resigned. His friends, however,
still hope that the increasing mildness
Of the atmosphere will have good ef-
feet on his lungs.
The Mexican Commissioners depu-
ted to invite Santa Anna to return to
Mexico, have arrived at Havana, on
their way to Carthagena. They, how>
ever, learned that Santa Anna was on
his way to Havana, and determined to
wait h:s arrival at that port.
Uar betwe Honduras and Gudfe-
md.a We learn from the Gaceta de
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

We learn that the Hon. A. w. Ven
able has consented to deliver the next
Address before the Literary Societies
Of Wake Forest College, on Wednes-
day preceding the Annual Commence
ment day.
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NorIICE.

HAVING taken on, Letters Of Administration
ON the estate OF Dr. JAMES >. SMITH,
decreased, III February term Of Orange County
Court 1853, The subscriber hereby gives notice 10
oil persons indebted To said estate to make immc-
date payment; and those having claims against
the estate are requested TO present them, properly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
eovery. JOHN II. PAUL, Admit.
March IA, 1853. 77-3wp
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cExrRkL AEEKIrsx AFFsiEs.-A DIS
pzlrh frnm. Washington "a, me n. u.
cauriei. says;
The Hon. VIM. l., Marry. Secretary
81 State. y as rlrs.ls Engaged during Ihe
vi,sdr al yesterday - .I.r aiTairs 81 Cru
ifAi Amrrirs. l. Is understood that >
minister Is to be Immediately aPpolnlrd
TO that quarter. with instructions 20 rairy
aul high A ner'ran pnliry- The rpoll
nf rerrnl h,gi,-hsii.:ed prorrr,lings 81 llsr
British Government aIIlondnras. has pro-
ducrd drepsensaIinn Il Washington.
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spring. Feb. 1853.

KERR Il MARBURY,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.
A RE now receiving Of ,heiI own importation,
~ their Spring siosk Of China AMI Earihen
Ware, per ships Excelsior," Emma Fiehi'"
!. Celestial Empire" and " Flora 'McDonali'-
which. together with large supply OF domestic
Goods--including Glass Ware Of e,sry descrir-
ton, Lamps. Girandoles, BRITANNIA and Silver
plated Ware, &c, &C.. all Of the latest ftyles
and from the most celebrated Factories in th'
country. renders their stock full and complete
As we are determined to sell on us reasonable
terms MS any House. either North or South,
call and examination from Buyers is respectful,
solicited.
Feb. 20. 1853. 75--3y
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To the Legafees and Heirs nj Law
OfsHcnry Edwards. 81. Decd.

TsHE undersigned, Executors Of the last will
Il and testament of Henry Edwards, ST., de-
ceased, hereby give notice to the I.egaiecs and
heirs at law of the said deceased, and particu-
Larry TO Nancy Cate, legatec, that they are
prepared to pay 10 all such as have not already
received their sharsA the portion that may be
coming to them; axs5 tia, they will mol be respon-
sihlc for iniercssssier this Date.
Harry H. EDWARDS, . ~.
43HN EDWARDS,
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Lost or MiSlaid.

ts'HE following papers, viz: Ono on Claiboune
, Justice Of Chatham for $500; one on Will
liam Morris for $40; one on lanes Minis Cor : 8;
one on David Andrews Cor $40; one on James
Morris for SEls; one on rhos. fauccit for s33 |;
one on Sam'l. II. Turrcn,ine (accouni,) for 80 |.
one on James Turreniine, (sccount,) for s2s;
one on Thomas Stout. (nole) Cor sIo.5o; two
for s23; one on Joseph Crawford Cor sd7:;,0j
one on Daniel Bivens for SIS; one on James
Fowler Tor $40; one on Mark Fowler for sl3--
hesijes some fifty or one hundred other small
notes and accounts on people living around me.
The above papers are my own, and forewarn
all persons from trading for the same, or paying
any Of them Oh except to me.
F. II. FREEMAN.
Feb. e. ID
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DEATH OF PRoF. HoRNER.-Prof. w.
+. Horner, Of the Pennsylvania Uniyer-
slty, died on the 18th inst. DIR. Hor-
ner was widely known as Professor of
Anatomy in the University of Pennsyl-
vania, and enjoyed high reputation.
He was a native Of Virginia.
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Public Sale.

VsHE subscribers, having taken out letters OF
Il administration on the estate Of VIM Brad
shaw, decd, will proceed TO sell. at the late resi-
dence of said deceased in Alamance county, or
Tuesday he 2sh day Of Mreh instant, all the
Personal Property belonging TO said estate, con-
ssting If seven head Of Nurses, two yoke Of Ok
en-, stock Of Cattle. Sheep, Hugs, &C., two four
horse Wagons aud Gear, one Cauyal, one Cot,
ton Gin, Two Wheat Fans, one set OF Smith
Tools, and quantity Of Wheat, Corn. &c. Ais,
Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen Furni.
turc, and many other articles not mentioned. A
credit of nine months will I've given, the purchas.
er giving bond with approved security. Sale 10
continue from day TO day until all is sold.
Also. at the same time and place, will he hired
for the remainder Of the year, a.numbcr Of Ne
groes belonging 10 said estate, consisting Of Men
Women. and Boys.
sALEX. WILSON, jr., . ..,.s
S. II. TURRENTlNE,
March 8, 1853. 76--
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WOOL AND spun YARN,

Eff WANTED, may be had hy leaving an or.
L der with Messrs. Nelson & Paul.
MAY LIST, 1852. 33-
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GREAT BARGAINS!
-----------s--.
Selling OF Valuable Stock Of Goods
"a W I'm & grQ

- u u u s TT
JAMES NJ. PALMER of Hillsborough, N.
~ c., having made an assignment ofhis stock Of
Goods TO me for the payment Of his debts, the
same will he sold al cos, Tor cash, in Hillsborough,
and at the Store at White Cross in Orange
county.
Having also made an assignment 10 me Of oil
the debts due him every way, for the same pur-
pose, those indebted TO him are requested TO
come forward and paw the same without delay,
as indulgence cannot he given.
Mr.. JOHN M. FAUcETT has leen appoint
ed my Agent TO attend to the sale Of the Goods
and the collection aud settlement Of the debts ol
the concern
NATH'LJ. PALMER.
Hllsboroueh. March 81, 1852. vs.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAsaNcE C0usTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, A. ID. 1885.
Samuel II. Tunrnfine and wife Martha,
rs.

William Bradshaw. and others.
PetifioR jor dsr;sioR II sldres.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of Tie Court.
that John snipcs aud wife Sarah, deirnd-
anis ia t.is case. are not sinhHbitsnts Of this
State; Il y ihfrefa;e otdeled ~ the Court. that
puhcation be made in the Hillsharaugh Reeor
der for slx werks successfully. ioi said defendants
10 appear q le next trim Of this COURT 10 he held
81 the court house IN Graham. on The firsg siall-
..ay slier The fourth Monday Of May next, then
and there 10 make themselves psrirs 10 The petit
tim, and either pead, answer o. demur. or the
same will be taken pro cOaftssO as 10 thsm, and
be hrs'd accordingly
Witness, John Faucet. clerk Of said couri. q
Office. This the lih day sf March. A. ID. 1853.
JOHN fACcET'r, c. c. c.
Marrh IA, 1889 Prize adv. 4;5o.l 77-sw
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Administrators Notice.


THE subscribers. having on tie 7ih Of March.
a 1853, taken leiteIs of administration accord
ing 10 law, on the estate Of WIlLiAx BRapsnAw,
decd. hereby give general nore 10 al creditors
olsad estate. 10 present their claims duly snshcn-
tcated within The time limited ny law ior chat
purpose. otherwise tins notice will be pleaded in
bar Of their recovery.
Debtors also to said estate viii rlesse make
payment Immediately.
). u. TURRENTlNE, Adm.
ALEX. WILSON, Jr.,
i March s. 1853. 76-
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4 RE NOW iecrixing ihrir SPRING STOCK
n 81 F0hElGk and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. comprising a complete assortment d
silks. Grenadines. ioPIins. Muslin and BeIrse
Di.anes. Ginghams. Printed Lawns, Jaconeis,
Prints. Laces and HmhroiJeries. English andter-
man Hosiery, Glnyes. Lace Miiis. Plain and
Fancy Ribbons. Plain and Embroidered Muslin
and Grape Shswls Also. Blay and Shifting
Linens. English and Sto,rh Fancy cassimeTes,
with gicai variety 81 Cotton and stuff Go",ls
fr Men and BOYS wear, Black and colured
Cloths. Linen Damssx Of MI kinds. together with
lhe most desirable stock Of maple and
Fancy Dry Goods ever exhibited by them.
Bu,ers are respectfully invited 10 call and fx-
amine the stock before they purchase.
March 81, 1888. 76-lm
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Court of Wardens.

TINE Semi-Annual meeting of the Court of
Il Wardens for Orange County, will he held
at the Poor House. on Monday The lth of April
next, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Persons having hush
ness with the Court will apply at tina. time.
Z. a. ilEARTf, Secretary.
March l4ih, 1853. ~
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Hut Received at The Drug Store Supply o
~ New MUSIC, also quantity Of Pain Xii
ler and Railways Ready Relief
November "a. 62-
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ALaAANCE coUNIE
Court q Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term, a. ID. ls55.
ssmurl a. Iurnnsine snl nils Martha,
wilIism Bndshsw. and asherL.
P1oifsaa Er d-r.aoss II Esnd.

PeGiiaa Gv dzrsads n lad.
III appe@Eing 70 lhs s.tisEsrtion 81 fke couTi,
that J.ihn snips. and air sznk. defrn3-
ants N this ease. are 40 iniziil.nIs e Ihi<
Stale; Il = thrrrfors nr3rrrd ~ The courf, hat
Pulirulion - n.ade IN ihr Hiilsluoueh Rrroriss.
ior sis srsks successfully. ~ said dricnd.nss 10
apreaF al the d II Term u lhis ceurI. % IL held
81 ihe Count House in Gr4bem. On the firss Mon-
day aIisI ne faarsh Ag,s~y Of May beat. thrn
and ihere 70 mske H. m<elsrs parties 10 lhr pe-
iiiion. aud either pl II. answer o. dsmur, o. The
same viii he iaken pr1 oe.fesso a. 70 them. and
be heaFd aerardinrl,.
Wins. Iahn Fauceti, Clssk Il mid caurs. a
Office. this ihe IIih DAY q Masrh. 4. ID. Issa. !.
JOHN FAuCETT, &. c. c.
MaTh "a. 1858. lPtice adv. 4:5o) TT-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

We learn that sufficient stock has
been taken in the Yancey,ille Bank to
put it into operation.