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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

lrlelkp 4 ne Coanis eoui 4 Of Their r
spectiie counties The same lcl pfl.
ilies t,ai Az deeds 81 GIT transfers,
alterations, ~ cQnKeyaHces Of any
estate real 0r personal. made With
intent - defeat Ihe purpose III this
1T. 50 iar a. rriates ID said iax, i
| drclarrd void. The t:onnty Solicitor
ivr Gnilfurd. learning that the prosi-
I<ions "a this Act have not been aftend-
ed 70. has By public advertisement cal
led the attenfipn Of executors aud adj
ministrators 10 ibis matter. We think
II probable that an investigation VIII
show tiIat this tar has been neglected
in other counties as we'll as Guilford.
II wonld be well fof the several soliel-
tors TO see TO IT, css,rsborougL PAT
We Irara f.o.n good sushesiIy. than die pro
slsians q ihs sel have been eomplied with ia
f'Esase county. and that s. .sssss4 have brsu
P.ia 70 The clssk. As i.s 10 The Safe on eolA'.
ersI descehss. since 1917. as follows; In 1888
ss!ssf IS; iaisis. $50 81 !; in 1850. - 81 ;
in 1851. sac 81. The following i The Act .
.iened 70 " ,he Pa',io,:
-. The executor or executors. adj
minisirator or administrators, of each
and every person who shalIha,e died.
leaving no iincal descendants. on his
final settlement. shall account for and
paw 10 the Clerk Of the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions Of his. her, or
their county, the amount which the cs-
tate Of lis, her, or their testator or in
testate shall be liable to paw by way Of
TAR 10 the State, under the provisions
Of this act; Ito wit one per centum 4
and in case Of failure. shall be liable
ON has bond far the-alnoant thereof, in
a sui to be brought thereon, in the
name of the State Of North Carolina. TO
the use Of the Public Treasurer for the
time being; and further liable to be
sued, at law or in equity. for the said
taxes. in any other manner. as execu.
tors or administrators are now liable to
be sued by creditors Of their tesiators
or intestates, distributes or lcgatees,
in the name Of tie State; which suit
or suits it shall be the duty Of the
County Attorney, or the Solicitor for
the District, To institute and prosecute
at the cust nf the State, where the same
shall not BE- recovered from the defend.
ant or defendants"
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The New York Herald SAYS: An
organization has been on fuot for se-
ver,l months in this country, with the
asowed object Of attempting a fresh
invasion and conquest Of Cuba. We
have reason to believe that il is 50 far
complete that. iosr thousand men have
actually been enrolled and are ready
to set sail at any moment for the isl
and. A leader has been chosen, and
we fancy the public will be inclined to
compliment the :. lillibustels" ON their
choice, when we add that he is one ol
the most distinguished officers OF the
Mexican war;"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

NEw ARRaNGENENT.-We learn that
a dispatch has been received in this Ct
ty, conveying the Information that the
Post Office Department and the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad Company have en-
tered into an arrangement hy which the
mails will be transported on that road
and arrive here at half past 6. z. NJ,
thus allowing time for distrihut ion on
the day Of their arrival.
R,ieigh Register.
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ESrrRPRIsES-Perhaps no stronger evidence
can be aaduccd Of the Intrinsic value and unrt
vailed usefulness Of Ayers cherry Pecioral,
than the fact, that in order to supply the demand
the Proprietor has been compelled to build an
immense block, occupying large part Of
square on ono Of our principal thoroughfares, hive
stories Of which is to be occupied by his Labora-
tory Tor The l,cpa, aliun 4 Cherry Pectvial alone
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DAVIDSON CoLLEeR.-At the recen

DAvIDsoN CoLLEGR.-At the recent
of this institution, four
teen young gentlemen were graduated.
Rev. James r.. Gilland has been APP
pointed to the Professorship of Latin
and Greek Literature, and Maj. Hill,
now of Washington College, Va, to
that of Mathematics and Philosophy.
Professor Hill has high reputation in
western Virginia. ibid.
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WHOLESALE
Boot and Shoe Store,


Petersburg, fIFElmia.
SAMUEL DRli MMOND a.. aaks ihis
~ msshad "a Affirming sArn fii~nds nd shs
Puhlse gsnsr4liy. 49, lkes have d~srrain~d 20
cnDdorf their hu-ss<-. II f1ssse enaisei b rksss-
ssls. and nov aF1~sf before ab<ir fri<nas ~iah an
snfirs Faerk az
Boots. Shoes and Broszns,
Travelling and Packing Trunks.
Carpet Bags and yalices.
French & American Calf & Kip skins,
Wax and Russell Leather.
Goat. Kid and French Morocco skins.
Oak asd Hemlock Sole Leather,
shoe-maker's Tools and Findings in
every possible variety;
10 ell 81 With ne pallieul.Fl, invite The sstsn-
ton q The trade
We are ns~ Eeceising The largest and u,ess
comPlsis STOCK u Good ever efefrd IN Peters
huE. Shieh ~s shall tske great pleasure IN
showing s1I friends.
Our prices shall he a. low as siAilsr rso.ls e.u
lie sod IN sry market. having purchased our
goods n krsf hands. and esfly IN ihr sammsr.
We feel isrsBsdsd we can CTR insnesmsnts.
The advantages Of buying goods Of whsiessls
dealers ara 40 many. We think II nsedl~ss 10 emu
Elerale ihrm; our Stock will always Be large and
commanding.
We respectfully saiicif cali from persona
purchasing shoes Or Leather.
We have removed 10 fhs Store larmsrly oe-
cupied BY smy'h & Dunn. fc~ doors below
M.llwaine, Son q Co. Petersburg. Va.
SAMUEL DRifNMOND,
John NJ. MfcHE.
August lG. ss-lm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

GEaLoGIcAL SURVEY. We had the
pleasure, few days since, Of convers-
ing with DIR. McClennahan, Assistant
State Geologist, who has just calnplet-
ed tour through Stok,s, Gaswell,
Rockingham. and portion Of Orange.
Or. McClennahan has left with us spe-
cimcn Of semi bituminaus coal. taken
from the land of MIR. William Poindex-
ter, three miles from Germanton. The
bed Of coal in this rcgiouis about forty
FIVE miles in length, aud from three to
four in width; at the upper end, near
Germanton, it is hali-bituminous. but
at the lower end, III the neighborhood
of LeaksyilIe, it is the pure anthracite.
The Deep River coal, it is known, is
highly bituminous.
Dir. McClennahan speaks in the most
encouraging terms of the soils OF Rock
ingham, Caswell, and Person. lie
says they are admirably adapted, as
their constituents show, to tobacco,
wheat aud corn and are susceptible
Of the highest cultivation. There are
lands in these Counties which have
produced four good crops Of tobacco
in succession, which is regarded a.
quite unusual.
DIR. McClennahan- will next yisl
Person, Granville, Orange and Ala
nance. Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

Man RoBsERy.-we learn that the
mail between Atlanta. Georgia. and
Montgomery. Alabama. has been rob-
bed Of several packages Of letters in
tended forthis city, New Orleans and
Montgomery. The bagsapprar to haze
been opened on several occasions about
or since the first oi .lnly. From $40,
600 TO $4,000 have been thus abb
stracted.
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MOTTO f.

VvHE subscriber having qualified, at August
a Tenn. 1853, oil Orange County Court, as
administrator on the estate Of Samuel l.. Stray
horn. deceased. hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to said estate 10 make immediate pay
aleni; aud TO those having claims against the es-
tate presen, them, properly authenticated. with
in the time prescribed by law, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
w. +. STRaYH0RN, Admir-.
August 30. 0O-3u
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported lli-weekly, by Panniil & Sous, Tor tn
lntelligencer.


Reported lri.weekly, BY pannll & Sous, for the
lntelligencer.
September LIST, 1853.
-roBacco. Since our last report we
have no change to note in this article.
The breaks are exceedingly light, with
a gradual falling Oft in receipts. lnspec-
tons to date are l0.S42 hhls.
In CarroN--l,ut little doing. We
quote selections at lie. !.
WmEAr continues in active demaud.
Red ll0@sll5c. ; " hite lis % ls0c.;
with sales of select lots shade above
these figures.
CoRN-No change. White Coo.
FLOUR quiet. City brands s6@6i.
BAcoN-Shoulders 7ac.; sides sc.
Va. (hog roundl l0ac.
GuANo-Heid at S55. -
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WHOLESALE TRADr-FALL 1858

@Ne@@ aAA t"%3t
fHsHE aaneslns sossess ahieh ~ have ~
aisa @4Fns ~ lasi lhisr ysaFs. = coa8eei.
wholesale Hoas 4 shoe Trade,
=. in1u<sA i. i - inso d w.
A0RE EXTENSIVE SCALE.
~ in sAss pusp~s ~e hass enlarged and filsa
- ~ ssoss uh<h We oeclpy. - 1s 10 enable
. il -, hsu<A larger slock " Goeds thsn NC
have hersfofafe dsn<.
Ne srs nor rscrising large sSpPhss q srii-
elrs Belonging . oar branch q tr.de. such as
Boots. Shoes. Brogans. Trunks.
Carpet Rags. yaIices, Wrapping Paper.
I.aciDgs. &c.
Our s<<eamenf Is ns~ somplsfs. comprising
oser 4. 900 Packages q fresh and season
al.ls god. every article q which has heen Pur-
ehss On The most ksossbie terms. diIsct from
The Manufacturers. - Ife~ly cor our whoies.is
Fan Trade.
wsskly arrivals f,O& lhs Essa ~ill keep our
sssaiiinenl f.sFircl during the 8. ason.
We -ollca IN examination Of our stock from
all Merchants visiting our city. feeling assured
thai .hoss hayiag BY the package OF dozrn. ~ill
find soE assorimrni commenting. sud our
ieims ss reasonable as can be mel with any
~' W. r.. JOHNSON & CO..
Two doass hslw Paul q McIl~sine.
Pelersbsrg. Va.
August ~. O0-lm
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THE AGRICULTURAL FMR.-We are
gratiiied to learn that the most sigor-
Gus aud active preparations are being
made for the approaching State Fair.
Within small fraction Of the neces-
sary amount of funds, we learn, has
been raised. aud there can he no doubt
the. residue will be promptly subserib,
ed.
The large and spacious lot, in the
Eastern suburbs of the City. formerly
known as the Morus Multicaulis tract,
has been secured, land the proper Conn
mittee will immediately proceed to
have the necessary buildings and fix
lures erected. The site selected is,
perhaps, altogether, as eligible one as
cuuld have been chosen.
We look for the very best results
from this Inaugural Fair, followed up
annually, as it viii be, by Others upon
more extended and improved scale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07
Tax ON CoIlateraIs.

The Legislature Of | 846-47 passed an
Act leyying tax Of one per cent. on
the estates Of all persons dying with
out lineal descendants, and making
It the duty Of executors and admins
traitors to pa, the same over to the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07
To the Merchants of Virginia and
North Carolina.
InlANf OvAEo

TOHN w. RICE & BRO. importers sal
~ wholesale dealers IN Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, have moved from No. sl3oline street,
TO their new Store. No. 2. Powells Row. Walnut
street Few doors above PoweI's Hotel. Peters,
burg. Va. where they win le pleased to their
old friends and paitons, ioyeshsr With all mrr-
chants visiting the ely.
They are now receiving their kall supply.
which will he large. well selected and complete
about the Is, Of September. They respectfully
solicit . CALI ferlng esnsdeni that shsy can of
fer goods on terms which cannot fail to phase.
Petersburg, Aug. l3. 9l-4w
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Lieut.. Maury has lectured before a
large company of mechants at I.loyd's,
at which resolutions complimentary to
Lieut.. Maury and the United Sta ties
Government were passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

The honary degree of IL. ID. was
conierredupon General Franklin Pierce
by the Norwich University, in Yer.
munt, at its late commencement. Ge-
neral Pierce is one Of the trustees Of
the University.
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Fall Stock, August, 1853.
KERR & MAB3TRY,
Sycamore Sireri. Petersburg, Virginia,

,AElB.2 " allANS.3gR9s
Sycamore Sireei, Petersburg, Virginia,
IMP OFFERS, and DeaLers ia Chinu, Glass
and Earfhea- Ware, Lamps and Ladiag
CLOSES. Britannia and Siirer Plated
Ware, Matters, DC &C.,
Have just received by the ship" Lord STAN
- ley" from Liverpool, their Fssl Supply Of
China aud Crockcry; ami have also 10 hand q
large and beautiful assortment Of GLASSWARE,
selected from the best Fac,nries in the country,
which, together with full supply Of every osher
article in their line, renders their stock unusually
Attractive, III o. which having heen obtained on
the most favorable ,srnis, ihsy are enabled anil
will offer as great inducements as any simsl,E
establishment. either North or Soath. A call
and examination from Merchants is respectfully
solicited.
Petersburg. Aug. Is, 1853. 99--3w
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Il is made the duty Of the juniAr Editor. hy
virtue Of his connection with ,he Cont Of War
deus. to make semi-annual visits to the Poor
House. One Of these visits was mnle on Mon.
day last, and while j, was painful 10 see that so
many had been brought by n.isforiue 10 The me-
ecssiiy Of ihrewing themselves upon the charity
Of the county il Is pleasant to know that that
charity is. in most cases well applied, and that
the unfortunate objects Of il are placed in state
af comparative comfort. The Wanlens ae al
ways careful 10 select faithful aud kind SUPER
in'endent, who, with his ianiy, must reside up
on The premises; and in The selection Of The pre-
sent incumbent, Mr.. ). p. Moore, the Court have
been yer, fortunate, as he possesses these quail
lies 10 remarkable degree. The paapers are
evidently well provided ios. and the only suhjreI
ofcomplainl that We heard, was in regardio each
oiher- that he. or she, had disagreeahe room.
male, OF something Of this kind. The rooms, il
isiruc arenot a, present fitted up exactly to sui,
the ias,c Of those even who less phanihro-
PIC Than the eminent Miss Dix: hui we are pleas
ed to ate lhatthe Court, al their last NEE ting,
passed an of,ier 10 make an Improvement in this
respect, and also To give to ite whole exterior of
the buildings bright and more cheering aspect.
There are now thirty-onc tenanis at the Poor
House. Some Of them arc aged and insirm, and
have seen better days; some are the children Of
misfortune crippled or leiomed; some idiots ;
aud some deranged in mind. OF this latter class
there are some five or six, two Of whom have 10
be confined. One young woman sho was car
Rcd 10 the Poor House in sad stale Of mental
arrangement, has been nearly restored, aud 9th
e's have greatly improved.
State Rnads.-D. w. Courts, esq !, Pub
lie Treasurer, has ADVERTISED fol proposals for the
purchase Of S50O.O0O worth Of Bonds issued by
the State of North Carolina. These homis will
BE- issued in sums Of one thousand Or FIVE thou
sand dollars, as The purchaser may prefer and
will run for thirty years from the LIST Of July
1883 They are 10 have coupons attached, AM
bear interest Al six per cent. per annum, payable
on the first day Of July and January of each year
Proposals will he received until three oclcck, r.
NJ; on the Both of September, aud may be adj
dressed 10 the Treasurer at Raleigh. unlil,he 2Otl
Of September, or to him in New York, 10 til,
care of Messrs. Brown & Derosse,t ls0 From
Street, endorsed = Proposals for North Caiolin'
State Bonds
CT We omitted to mention m our last, tina
MIR. Thomas l. S.raylloni was elected by III
Magistrates at August tenn Of the County Cout'
Public Register for the county OF Orange, u
place Of Mr.. John Laws, whose term had ex
pred.
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orr TAnI.E.

The Westminster Review for July
has l,csn received. The leading aiirle in il Is
mastery review q John Knox. Il has alsa IN
article on Youn; Criminals" Of deep practical
Importance; aud eleven other articles, which will
well repay the general reader.
The Edinburgh Review Cor July, is
aso wen filed with Articles upon subjects Of ge-
neral iniyieri; viz: The Austrian Court in the
Eigbieenih Certury I; the Nations Of India and
their Manners; Lord tiIeys Colonial Admins
iralian, Sc.--niue articles in all.
The London Quarterly for Iu.y. con
,ains eight articles, The 6sst Of which . Annals
Of Ireland. By the -Four Masters.
These three Quarerlies are from the press Of
Leonard Scott & Co, New York, aud atEnd a
large amount Of instructive and interesting read
ing at comparatively small expense.
BiackwoOd's Magazine for August
has also heen received.
Putnam's Mont Iniy, for scp,ember, has
an Article on New York Church Architecture
illustrated with numerous wood engraving, ahief.
y from Dngbeueotypcs taken fol the purpose
an article on the Curiositics Of Pmiian History
-Wiichcrai,; and various other interesting ar
ticlcs.
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The Post Office Department have
recently decided that under the law Of
1852, subscriber rcsiding.in the coun.
TWIN which paper may be printed and
published is entitled TO receive it
through the mails free Of postage from
the post office WITHIN the delivery of
which he may reside. even though that
Office may be situated without the H.
mits of the county aforesaid.
Ga. Seafiad.
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Stevenson & Weddell,

IMP CRITTERS & JDBBERs,
Petersburg, Va,
Lave in store. A LARGE STOCK OF
- WOOLLEy GOODS, purchased las,
Spring. before the grea, advance in Wool. which
they offer 10 the North Carolina and Virginia
trade a. very low prices.
Those Merchants who intend going farther
North. are respectfully invited to call and cx-
anime their stock.
Petersburg, August l2. 1853. gs--
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DIR. STR0NG'S
Compound Sanatiye Pills.

rINHEsE Pills are entirely Vegetable, anil are
most superior Medicine Ia the cure OF all
Bilious Complaints, ChiRs and Ferer, Dysptp-
sia, castirneas, Lirer Caa.piaiai, JLundice.
Sick Headache, Screfuli, SAT- Rheam, Fertrs ~
aHkinds, Loss Of Appetite, 0tsfruefed end PAM
fui Measiruofion, aud all lingering diseases.
As Fdmalc Medicine they act like charms
and when taken according TO the directions, they
never fail 10 cure the worst cases Of piles, at
ter all other remedi,s fail.
They party the blood, equalize the circulation,
restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory
Organs to healthy tone aud action; aud as an
Anti. Bilious Family Medicine, they have no o.
quail. Price Is cents per box,
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SALES OF LOTS
On Beaufort Harbor,

vUvHE Carolina City f.ani Company viii sell
To the highest bidder, on their premises at
White Hall. on Monday the 3isi llay Of osloSeT
next. large number ofvaIoabIe Lots.
The Lands Of this Company front about two
miles on the most accessible aud best part OF the
Iiarbor, AMI are considered the most valuable on
il. They are in full view Of the Ocean, and will
be handsomely and conveniently laid out for bu-
sness and pleasure. No Improvement can be
made with Central or Western Carolina, or the
waters connected with the Harbor, without be-
netting these iantlS. The Carolina City Com
pany, aware Of this fact, beg leave TO say, that
/ they have no sagenis OF drummrrs in the West
ern .part uf the State" or any where else, offers
inu 10 sell Lots al low rate TO secure influence,
hut thai all The salcs Of their land are required,
hy the articles Of agreement, to be to the highest
bidder.
The gentlemen who compose this Company
have made arrangements TO improve their lands
to the an,ount Of about $4,000. During the
winter and ensuing spring. large Hotel will be
built. Wharves, Turpeniine Disiilleries, and a
Steam Saw Mill will be put in operation.
There Is excellent clay on the premises ior
making brick. and also on the adjacent waters;
and as expeHthce Mas pioNeu 'he i"'Po'"Ne W
| fire proof buildings in commercial place, the
board will moi allow any but substantial fire proof
buildings 10 he permanently erected on any lands
they may sell. ),
TO persons who may peter, the hoard will
lease lots for a term Of years. They respectfully
/ invite all persons in any way interested 10 hs
present oil the sale and see for themselves. rs
pecasy nechanks,---ship carpenters, brick ma
sons. &c.. as 60, them 40 richer harvest can b.
promised than the future prospects d Carolins
City.
TERMS or SALE.
One fourth casll--,he balance 10 iRsialH.enti
At IL. is and "a months. interest from date.
All letters 81 business Of the Company a.isii es
III tohn NJ. Rose, Secretary, Fayetteville, n. Y.
Ry order Of the Board,
T.. r.. UNDERWOOD, Preside
August 10, 1883.
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PARTNER SHIP BUSINESS.
gIsHE Subscribers have this day formed Co
partnership under the 6nn and syle Of
Hill. a NICHOLS. Cor the psrpose % con-
ducing The Fancy and hosSr Fasnsshing Goods
business. and hase taken the slo,e On Boiling
,hso"k street. folmerl, occupied By Messrs- J. w.
Rice aud Bro.
VIM. II. HILL.
: DUDLEY NBHOLS.
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In cs-~slI county. On Tne-lay the soih nh.
by the Re-, NJ. Bauinses. Or. cHaAlrs ] F.Es-
Iasn. oishi- fl-ce, TO Mas MAno.nsr Z. BAn-
rax.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

m NOTICING have obtained hesersic-
les of Mr. II. ]. Williams, formerly 81 Charlotte
conn House. Va. but recc.;ly Of New York,
where he has hern engaged Cor length Of time
in one of,he larges, fancy goods houses in that
city. and is perfectly acquainted with the husi.
ness. He will take gtea, pleasure in waiting on
his friends either in person or 10y order
HILL & NICHOLS.
Petersburg, August 5. 9s-6w
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CARD.

YsHE subscriber takes this opportunity Of re-
tasnias his ihsnks 10 las friends aud The
pahlc generally cor the very liberal patronage
bestowed On him during his ronnexion with 9TH
er houses in thu eiy, and hope. by strict aien-
lion 10 business 10 mssa a continuance Of the
game. WM. X. HILL.
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To All Nho,, n NAV Concern.

NOTICE is heieby given to the Heirs Of Tb
mas Taylor, formerly of Orange county, I
eonae forward and receive their share Of pei
sion allowed to Mrs Winifred Taylor, deceased
as the money Is now in my hands Tor them, an
| shall pay no interest upon the same.
JOHN BANE, Admir- !
Of Winifred Taylor.
August 18th, $50. 2s -6l0
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The state Fair Ffom ,he circular Of
Tho Corresponding SECRETARY Of ile Slate Agri-
cultural socicly. and the apieIrs from the RAJ
leigh papers, which viii he found IN anather
roIOmn. il viii he seen thai the State Fair will
take pace ia Raleigh on the 18Th If 0cioIer
neat. aud that extensive preparations win be
made by The ciiizens Of Raleigh and<,he county
IL Wake far lis accommodation. Toensure SUI.
cers 10 The enterprise, the friends q the mose-
mcsi ihraugoui The State. must give their hear
q co-opcraiion. We hope the Farmers aud Ne.
ehauiss Of Alamance aud Orange will lie able 10
prcsent ., III Fair some articles Of interest.
Thougli they may no, he allie 10 bear Of The
pn1c. We, welrnss They win present suclleydences
cf skill as win show promise d future excellence
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