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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer P.nnv
Smith for Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

~" FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoURT-RoBERT PREAuA, ESQ v be supported as candidate
o the Office OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT, composed parishes Plaque.
mines St. Bernard and l par. the parish Orleans Jaa
street. jinJl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

We are indebted so Mr. Walter II Peters the gentle
manly Secretary of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen for
carefully compiled alphabetical list and arrangement Of
the changes in the the streets In the CITY The
ordinance was approved the Goth Of November 1852
and the present compilation does credit to the eapabtv
oi Mr. Peters in his situation Wa regret that we are
unable Tor want ofspace to publish the list but will STATE
tnat the arrangement be found In tho official pubea
on at the date next subsequent It's passage which was
on the zoth OF November last The official documents ara
Of courfe to be found in our columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

IfiCh's Safes V,,y.Irofca.

'p9kEkln CLUBHOUSE, S. C., August
WIZ, HeitnS q NRrlN, Successon TO Rich Co. No las
NAsl seet es YORK; RNrLEHsN-It Is with
aas MORN you mat The crest fire which AM
ttse oeIs MISC Ne jail all
ofyonT Sal 4AlANDER SAFES purchased from your agent '
o M L. NJ Hath Tie stores built Of pitch pine and m.
Leaf was truly terrific. The TcuTsd The dos Of
!hing standing such f lost clnhinrs in M
Upon enng next day. in the OF hoaa IN
n NE greatest oushmen prevailed when they everything ~
talamandeE. : = -' ''''e 'iohi me
We shall call next month to select sale and
Yours respectfully WILLIAMS 4 CiiRiSTIF'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

The foregoing letter demonstrates the ,,s - t,
COS SAFES to resist ire and when considered mai tbs
ALON among many articles represented to be SAFES notsd H.
contents in either Of tie recent IN PeAIt
Shleohe One Wetumpka, Ala; Rodney Mias an Fdgefsd &
must be admitted that the SINCE TIE R
ti vi ~ bears No proportion the Of sucif
Tor books papers, jewey money and other small
u A b e. he subscriber sole this city OF the
10Y sale large stock
eos sALAMANDER SAFES is pr pared to prove sy the t
ssvera OF The most this and otb,
fSA ~ Tr,.sxS Vnief any SIC
ssp90 dAWH 'AN 'A'.A % Et.rs,;..,-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

The Green street theatre Albany was sold on the th
for $685.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

MNoRs is FAoeaRus.-The Senate Of Rhode Island has
passed bill which provides that children under twelve
years shah not be employed in any manufacturing estab
shmeht in that state aud children between twelve and
neen shall not be employed more than eleven hours in
any one day not more than nine months in any year
and these children must attend school at least three
months in the year The bill provides that ten hours
shall constitute days work
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

An HONEST CEAuNAL.-After the Criminal Court ad-
iourned evening before last Henry Mankin who was ON
trial for the murder Of WIN Ophant supposed the Sheriff
was behind him and went down into the street with his
attorney, where they parted He found himself alone
that no officer had accompanied him Mankn went up
stairs in search Of ths Deputy Sheriff but he had gone
AFTER considerable trouble he found that he was eating
supper in Abrams Hotel Mr. NJ went over and ioIned
those seated at the table After complaining to the Off
Ger for the trouble he had been put asked 10 be ia
Ken back The Deputy told him to be in hurry that
ne would go over with him in few minutes Ii was
nearly two hours before Mankn could get tho officer 10
take him back The criminal certainly deserves great
credit Tor the honest course he pursued [Oin Com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

PROTECTION AGAiYsr foRGrD CHreKs--At meeting of
the Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce. on the LIST inst
Ihe report OF committee in regard to the protection
against forged checks was read The Chamber adopted
'h' following recommendations proposed In the report
t. mat there he only person connected with firm
VINO hau draw checks, and that each house use its own
blanks which recommended have some distinguish
ing popularity ? That these blanks kept as carefully
as bank bills aud that each be numbered That no
check shall he drawn for a less sum than ten dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

N'tt'elr pfa1ryas Three of the chinca Islands on
the coast q Peru on which guano deposited by birds
are said to contain two hundred an atty million Of oe
Of tho manure worth twelve hundred and 6fty million
pounds terng or upwards Of seven thousand million Of
dollars The number Of human beings and vessels that
lind employment in this trade and the fortunes acquired
by Il show that Other iggDg than those Of gold may
be Of value 20 mankind A universal frizar Of The
earth increasing the food Of its inhabitants it possesses
an Importance that surPasse all other dgging in pro
portion as food Is superior to anything else
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16
SeteeN r. 7auyOr,

No. ID ROYAL STREET.
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, etc, etc
WHOLESALE AVID RFT4EE
IL :. ..r.- :. --L-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30
LATER FROM EUROPE.

we have four days later accounts
from Liverpool brought by the steamer
Atlantic. The following is the tele.
graphic report:
La the British House of Lords on the
9Th inst, the Earl Of Malmesbary al
luded to report that Mazzini had es-
capped from Genoa on board an English
irigate. and sal 4 that. ii the report was
true. II was an act of ill.judged hu-
manity on the part of the British com
mandrr.
La the House of Commons, Mr..
Hume alluded TO Mr.. Eyerett's letter
TO the President of the United States
on the subject Of a ship canal through
the Isthmus Of Panama, and asked
whether that government had received
any intimation on the subject. IL so,
whether the Ministers were prepared
TO state their views. Lord Russell re-
piled by intimating that certain intel
lIgence induced the Government to
think that the convention concluded
with the United States would MT
answer decided purpose. the projec>
tors OF that canal having changed the
scheme from canal admitting ves-
sells Of large size, to one admitting
only coasters. The Government had
therefore communicated with the Uni
ted States upon the subject, declaring
that the object originally contemplated
would be frustrated, and another plan
was proposed, Of which the British CO.
vermont thought favorably. and would
be very glad ii the American Govern.
ment would concur, as, if adopted, 1t
would greatIy.increase the commerce Of
nations.
Parliament was to be prorogued on
the 18th till the 4th Of April.
The Emperor Of France has ap
pointed commission to visit every
part of the empire to inquire into the
wants OF the country.
Father La Cordaire has been order.
ed to quit Paris, for abiding in harsh
terms to the Emperor in sermon.
A tradesman OF Paris has been ar
rested, charged by dying woman with
having shot the Archbishop Of Paris
during the insurrection Of June, 184S.
Senor Rosa has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Chamber Of Deputies Of
Spain.
The Emperor of Austria Is rapidly
recovering from his wound. There IS
a report of a conspiracy at Comorn,
and the hanging Of the Provost. The
object Of the conspirators was to deli
yer the fortress into the hands of the
Magyars. Five hundred were arrested
and taken to Pesth.
The Porte has Withdrawn its troops
from Montenegro, and pays four mil
lion piastres to Austrian subjects.
Klcck and Santorini remain to Tur,
key. The latter relinquishes the right
to erect Notifications on them, and to
approach them by sea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

Wxsuis0ToS GrsslP.-Ihe Washing.
Pom Iurr spansrnl ~ lhr New York IA
prose- lays ihsi. = Ihougb lhefr are N.
cansIinlens infe 10 dfuyes. hui two Il
them ask lrdefsl nilires .ui Of the Stale.
ries~ are duncan X. MrRse. as n H.
u'ingtnn. WIN axis The mi,spn 10 Chill.
~hirh be ~Ill nat gti, sud John n. N.lnr-
Ter, late Of chaslslir. sha des1es ihe
s.aIh Andnolship 81 The TIra>ury. With
lac cN GEL" South Carolina. on The
rpnnIfArs. which prrsends ~ br ildeprL-
Il. ~ IL he Federal Governmtni. and 20
h"ld u in uier e. nj. mp', seems 10 have
applicants far hall The offices IN ils gif.
Our neiehb RS have no idea Of peaelt5le
secession rum oiIice-holding.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30
BARSuns LAST pRoJEcr.-A new PR,

BARNUMs LAST PRoJECT.-A new prn.
ject has been suggested by RaInum, which
we should like 10 see ,tied. In recent
temperance speech made by him in New
York. he stated that there were 1000
grogshops in the city. with an average
custom in each Of probably Sl0 day.
He made The following offer To the CITY,
VIZ -" II the city would shut up all The
gropger,es. aud give him tie amount
spent in all Of them, he would pay all he
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

Increased Salaries. the last Con-
gre,s wa composed Of am jnrily of"re-
irenchmenl aud reform" member, pledged
10 reform abuses and TO confine expe.li-
lures within The most economical limits
and yrl they raised The compensation
OF certain furrign ministers from nine 10
twenty thousand dollars-lncresse the
salaries al The several Secretaries from
SIX 10 eight thousand dollars, -besldes
Young exiia compensation Ia the Pages
aud other persons employed by Congress.
amounting IN The aggregate To some TWEEN
~ Oh thirty thousand dollars. And these
memhers will return 10 their constituents,
10 renew their pledges in favor OF "re-
trenchmenl and rrlorm.' Verify, hum
bug Is triumphant in these days. aud peo-
pie gulled with surprising facility.
- Bali. Clipper.
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STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE CouxTy

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1853.
Stephen Lloyd and wife Mary, Thos Lloyd,
Admr. Of Della Lloyd, decd, Allen Robertson
and wife, Snsannah and Elizabeth cahe, who
appear BY trustee Richard Andrews,
Us.
Henry Edwards and John Edwards. Executors
OF Henry Edwards. sen. decd, William Carea-
theirs and wife Sarah. and Lindsey Edwards.
I appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that William Careaihers and wife Sarah,
and Lindsey Edwards, three of the defendants
in this case, are not inhabitants Of this State; II is
therefore ordered, that publication be made for
six weeks in the IIilsbrough Recorder for said
non-residents t.. appear at the next Term Of
this Court. 10 he held for the said county, ai-the
Court House in Hilsborough, on The fourth Mon
day OF day next, then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to said petition, or the same will
he taken pro coafesso, and heard en- pmte as to
them.
Witness, Joseph Allison. clerk of said Court,
at office. the fourth Monday Of February, A. D.
1853. -
March "a, 1853. [Pr. adv. $500 79--sw
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4 man has brsn srnirnced II Paris
gFfanr< - three years isnprsssamrni. Cor
sd ing qusrk mrdirsnrs. Amanx his
eDIn.sa<issan< wrfr slss-s N sirf oi ts,snis. .
10 isssra shr grs~lh; :. wss-<r Fsnan-
rlrr. 10 spsngsirn lhr Hr,h de . Elk
'r Fl Anhs. /" isr'ky the ssier ; - r O.
si'xd Snn Pamssuin. /" eunpassd. suggests
llls Gazssls Tnbunzua. az si.r snasrnw IL
ihr iallsd r@II; -nd Lils ed Il sll~ c<pn-
rhirs II A;salls. 10 make ilsr ls@fa gov.
IA VAS sl.o~ that he siess and slix,rr.
were si'her pure ~sien o. ,een.ed sine-
yars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

ENHE subscriber having entered into the Car
rage Making Business, al his residence, six
miles north Of HillSborongh. is prepared to exc
cute all orders in that line with which he may be
favored. He has provided himself with good ma
terials, and viii keep good workmen, and thinks
nc will l'e able to please those who may. want any
article IN his line. Al orders will be promptly
attended to. and his terms willie moderate.
His Wool Cartiing Machine will be
furnished With new Cards, and put in good re.
pair by the 18th Of June.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
March 20. 7q,f--
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The Prince de- Juin,illr, is his answer
70 the f'Mnsm srlirlr, :. Have We Bour.
hon Among usl.' is said 10 deny. most
emphsiirally. the Dauphin pauofi,.-llai
Is so say, all in il. thai goes Ia build MP
The supposi,ion that we have . Bourbon
among u.s.. The Prince SAYS he ren,en,-
bers meeting Elrazrr " iIIiams during his
western travels and having . very in
teres'ing ro',rrrsa'inn with him about The
Indians. but lhai Is az.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30
FnIM ErnnrE.

FNiM HLHNE&
there aPPsars g &c tery lit,le M
, lltieal aeas b. lhe steamer cansd,
We copy Die following ifsms=
sin reply 10 inquiries ia Psdian..s
Lsrd Pz'merstonhad slated that ma an.
Plicaiian had been made Ear the esp1l.
slaa u fureign refugees frum England.
and ii1at 4 such AZ application had
been made IL would have been firmly
rriased. Lord John Rnssel had stated.
m reference 70 the Turkish affair, that
The British Government had thou shf il
accessory To have frank explanation
nsth Austria. and at the same time rx-
press the views 81 England regarding
Turkish independence. He had no
doubt that the difficulty would be adj
Iusted By negotiation
Mazzni has pu'.lished-a letter TAX.
ing the responsibility Of the London
Committees manifesto aud address To
the Hungarians in Italy. The latter.
ie SAYS, vas written By Kossuth, at
Mazzsni's request, during Kossath's
'eJourn AZ Kutayah, and was never N.
erwards retracied.
The Pcpe's arrival at Paris was daily
expected.
The Emperor Of iustria had not fu.-
Y recovered from his wound. which
vas nare serious than was at first ex-
'ecttu. The assassin had been execut-
a.
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speech T.atle by General Sam
Houston IN the Senate, ON the CHil aud
Diplomatic Bill. is just published. and
commands a,,enuon. lie takes ground
against Cass's Resolutions, against Kos-
sulll, against The invasion aI Cuba, against
Fllllbuslerlng. u IS manly speech,
showing that man who has ,mell gum
powder knows ahal mischief there Is in
sal,pe,re.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

Amnng HE Items of proceedings of The
Senate. an thursday last. W perceive
that Mr.. Badger ln'rdacrd Resolution
directing ihe Secretary OF lie Navy 10 in
quire whether or mol il will be sdvania-
genus 10 The Government OF lie United
States to establish a.uasal depot a, Beau
tort. IN Narlh Carol;rs. aud ,ha, l.r e,.orl
Ia The Senate at it's nsxi session.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

w I'LL be let to the lowest bidder. at Dickson's
~ Mills, on Saturday The I'd Of April. the
Building Of Bridge across Enoc at that point.
Specifications made known on that day.
JOHN +. LYON, \
SILAS NJ. LINK.
JOHN q. M.COWN, Comm'rs.
SAMUEL II. BREEZE,
JOHN G. SHIELDS,
( March .. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30
Spring, Feb. 1853.
KERR & MARBUiRY.
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.

A RE now receiving Of Their own importation,
their Spring Stock of China and Earthen.
Ware, per ships Excelsior" Emma Field"
/" Celestial Empire" and " Flora Mcdonald" -
which. together with large supply Of Domestic
Goods-including Glass Ware Of every dcscip-
ton, Lamps, GirandoIes, Brittannia and Silver
plated Ware, &c, &C., all Of the latest styles,
and from the most celebrated Fac,ores in the
country, renders their stock fun and complete.
As we are determined to sell on as reasonable
terms as any House, either North OF South, =
call and examination FROM Buyers is respectfully
solicited
Feb. 20. 1858. 75--9w
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BANK OF WAsHlNGToN.-.We learn,
by private letter from Washington,
that the whole amount of addition stock
to the new Bank at that place-Sll0
600, subscribed, ON the day Of
opening proposals, in one hour; and
that. $4,000 more was offered during
the next hour! This is a most encour>
aging indication. Register.
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appointments and Disappoinfmeafs.
the Hard" and .Soft Shells here IL
New York, those who are not enforcing
their claims upon the country. IN person.
al Washington. are in painful state Of
anxiety AZ to which side the President
and Cabinet are most likely To lean. Pos
silly u may relieve the anxieiy 81 some ol
the gentlemen on the soft side Of the house,
TO repeat the rumor said To be very cur,
rent jus, uow. in Washington. that Gen.
Pierce held substantially the following
conversation with an al plicanl for an ini-
poriani Office IN this Stale:
.4ppiicmf-Mr. President. my friends
have pressed my name Tor tie .fTice of
U. s. District Attorney. I would be
happy To receive that appointment, al your
hands. a
President General. Won have, I be-
lieve. been an active Democrat Tor many
years. Who did you vote for for Pre-
sidrni in '4S!
.4ppiicmt-Why. sir. felt bound to
g", with my associates, for Martin Van
Buren,.
Prssidsnt-Thst gentleman was moi
The Democrats candidate. lcannD, favor
your appointment. Good morning. SIR!
II is was dash oil cold ww,rr NOT look
ed Tor; aud the discounted gentleman, il
is SAID. retired To congratulate the troop
Of Office seekers similarly situated.
~ Y Erpress
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ri'y taxes. - nniirE q tt.C00 coo; sfhi
every rissid - : gp.,d .rh.sl. g,srsfnl Ca
rfy ismsiy uilh a library 4 100 god
i'aoks. llifse b4rfsls u 1nnr. zad silk
afsss % every isns'e. old Nc ss.nrs. and
z'ss rs<tt>ods. q fsse nrkes 70 his su-
ssoln-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

-Guaso-ItwiIl be seen. By advertise.
ment ia our paper to-day. that the Ra-
leigh and CASTOR Railroad offers to
transport this valuable Fertilizer at
as low rates as possible throughout the
years and il is to be hoped that the
farming interest will profit thereby.
We learn that the farmers Of Warren,
Granville and franklin are applying
large quantities Of guano to the forth.
coming crop; aud they are doing this
as the result 81 experience. having re
allied signal advantages the past year
from the use IL the article. standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

DEPH OF THE SEa.-Capt. Denham,
an Englishman. has lately sounded. in
the South Atlantic, depth of 81
miles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

CHARLOTTE AIDS. &. Ran RoAD.Z
The Charlotte Wing says that this road
is doing first rate business. The to-
tai receipts for February we're 1857
s..
Since November IS, 645 bales Of cot
ton have passed over the road.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

The New Orleans Picayune oenies
the report, lately originated in New
York. that another expedition against
Cuba is being organized at New Or
cans.
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THE A44x-seL Il Spring ~ilI probably soxrsst
= TO the eisisrns Of Hiilshoroush and it, siei-
nifty the piopfi~iy Of having their houses painted,
az u IS favorable season for wosk Of Ills And !
and The subscfil<r takes ihis method n inform
Ing his i'iends and the public generally. that be
. prepared 10 do al kinds Of work il his ios
faithfully and WE'LL snd II moderate prizes !.
bes'des The usual style Of painting ~ish Lead,
ne has made himself thoroughly scqusinssd wilh
The manner Of using Hlakess Fire preOr
Paint, and The Zinc Paint. The formsr
u Intended for outside painting. and Is both fash.
ionabe and cheap the latter 10 Intended 70, in.it.
painting. and Is recommended ty the fset that il
makes paint whittier and cheaper Than had.
An kinds Of Ginning. in imitation Of Osks.
Walnut, Mspk, &c, win be executed with TASTE
and neatness.
No delay need he occssoned Nv ), want Of
materials. as they can now he had a the Drug
store.
E. MOODS.
February g. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-30

SINGULAR HISTORICAL FAcr. = Sir
Walter Raleigh was the first discover
ct OF the value Of the potato as food
Tor man. One day he ordered lot Of
dry weeds TO be collected and burnt.
Among these were lot Of dried pota-
toes. After the bonfire these potatoes
were picked up thoroughly roasted.
Sir Waltcrtasted and pronounced them
delicious BY this accident was dis
covered species Of food which has
saved millions Of the human race from
starvation.
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MARCH Est, 1853.
s----.>>-~~~
JOHN W. RICE & BRO.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF !.
I'D @ u ga Cd 90 Job q o
No. 9,sBollingbrook Street,
pefcrkharr. Vn.

! RE now receiving their SPRING STOCK
OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, comprising a complete assortment Of
Silks. Grenadines. Poplins. Muslin and Beieee
D'Lanes, Ginghams, Printed Lawns,- Jaconeb,
Prints, Laces and Embroideries, English end Ger
man Hosiery, Gloves. Lace Miits, Plain snd
Fancy Ribbons, Plain and Embroidered Muslin
and Grape Shawls. Also, Blsy end Shifting
Linens, English and Scotch Fancy Cashmere,
with great variety Of Cotton and Stuff Goods
for Men and Boys weary Block and Colored
Cloths, Linen Damask Of all kinds, together with
the most desirable stock Of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods ever exhibited BY them.
Buyers are respectfully invited TO call and ex.
anime the stock before they purchase.
March 81, 1858. 76--lm
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A Brave Boy BURNT TO DEATH
The house Of Jesse Windsor, In Cass
county, Georgia, was destroyed by fire
a few nights ago, and with it one of bis
sons about l2 or IA years Of age. The
lad, having rescued two of his younger
brothers. rushed in amid the flames,
thinking third brother was left, but
was overpowered and never returned.
Such affection and heroism deserve a
monument.
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Court of wardens.

YtHE Semi-Annual meeting Of the Court Of
= Wardens for Orange County, will be held
al the Poor House. on Monday the llh Of April
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Persons having busi.
ness with the Court will apply at that time.
f. A. HEARrr, Secretary.
March 18th, 1853. IT
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NOTIGE

TIVE subscriber having qualified al May Tenn
= 1852. of Alamahce County Court, as al
minisiiaior with the will annexed. Of El.IZA-
BETH COOPER, deceased, hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted to said estale 10 make im-
mediate payment; and to those having claims
against the estate 10 present them. properly au-
thenticaied, within the time prescribed By Iaw, o.
this notice win be plead in bar Of their recovery.
]. s. TuRRENTINE, Ado,r.
March 9TH, iS53. & III 80
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Lieutenant Gibbon, whpwa sent out,
about two years ago, with Lieut.. Hern-
don, unfted States Navy, to explore
the. Amazon from It's sources to its
mouth. has Just arrived at Washington.
lie confirms the report that the Co.
sernment of Bolivia has thrown open
all the Bolivian tributaries Of the ANA
zon and LA Plata, that are navigabIe,
70 the commerce Of the world, aud Of
Tered a reward vi ten thousand dollars
to the master of the first steamer that
Shall reach any one of these tribu-
'arles, either by the La Plata or the
Amazop.2