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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-01
INroRrasr RaLRoAD InrRovrxrSr.

ISPoRraSr RAILROAD InPRovrxrST.
Mills. ESQ.,. engineer and ar
chitect. in a card published ia the I'M
ion,. inti,nates that an impoved railroad
engine has been perfected BY him. that
will be capable Of running mile mi-
mute for any distance, aud that he has
nearly accomplished an Improvement
in the construction Of railroads by
means Of which this rate of speed may
be made in safety. He anticipates,
from his improvements, the ability to
cross the Continent from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, in as many minutes as
there are miles Of distance. His I'M
proved ruad, he states, combines SAFE
" of travel with economy OF construc'
ton.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

By The arrival OF The sieamei Franklin
al New York. aud The Eurnpa al Halifax.
we arc put in possession Of weeks la
ter intelligence from Europe. several items
Of which are of considerable interest,".
The dates from Liverpool are 10 the Nth
instant.
The British Parliament is still discuss
ing the Budget. the Ministers IN all rases
obtaining majori,y. !, was NEARLY Ger
tain ,ha, the while series of measures
w"uld pass with very slight modlhca-
lion.
Frnm Paris We again have reports 81
the probable fusion Of the different branch.
e. Of The Bourbon party. The Emperor
Napoleon had sent four extraordinary
Commlssinners 10 the Departments To in
quire into The wants Of The people.
rhe difficulties between Austria and
Sardinia have hepn seulrd. and the Mi
mister of The. LATER was abou, 10 return to
Vienna. a
Turkey has al length yielded to the
demands of Austria and Russia IN the ex.
puision Of political refugees from her ter
ritnries.
From Vienna we have the report thai
the Russian A Ambassador, Meushlkoif. ha,
prevailed upon the Subllme Pore 10 &C
knowledge The independence Of Mon,ene
quo.
In China the progress Of the revolt wa
so Threatening, i!,ai The authorities had ap
piled To the British, Consul TO aud Them |,
checking the advance Of The rebels.
--~~~~-s~>-~------
The Paris Revue DIES Beaux Art
states that the expense Of disinterrin
the ashes of'the body of Napoleon vii
be 100000 francs, and the programm
Of the ceremonial is to be- published
A proposition sin council being mad
to div idle the remains Of the Emperor
after the fashion pursued. under tn
Kings the body to be under tn
mausoleum and the heart at st. DEM
Prince Jerome started up, sayin
4 that he would never lend himself I
such proposition for mutilating tn
remains.of bis glorious brother.
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Tar PREsByrERisS HIsroRIcAI SocI.
rrY. organized BY the Old School Pres.
byterian General. Assembly at its ses-
SION in Charleston. South carolina,
last wear, held its First Anniversary at
Philadelphia a few evenings since. BY
the annual report il appears that the
Executive Committee have adopted
measures to establish library without
delay. for whicba considerable number
Of volumes are already obtained to
publish, IL subscriptions enough can be
obtained, a history Of tlae Presbyterian
Church, By the Rev. Richard Webster
TO address circular to the Presbyte'
ries; and they have appointed a-sub-
committee to collect the materials Of the
current history Of the Church.
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Gauss ~ lSsASrf-rhe New furk
Msdieal Gazette states that twehfy,
.ninS Suicides. Ave niarders, and two
hundrsd nnd zine cases uf insaaiiy ars
directly tfacsahie q spiritual msni-
fesintions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-01

~ The Pissnl session ~ NJ. Wilhon'a
sehaai wlll eiass 10 ffkhy the 40 q June. De-
risHsllaas wiii 10 DELIVERED ~ Ne sioieuis a
nlEhl - usual Ihs pallous snd fisaaa " ne
e.hoei az fesarled . b Pitsfli.
b or3sf afths TlunseE
Msy l8ih, ietl. S.
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SrArE AGRcULrrHaLS ocIEry.-IhIs
bods met in this City on Wednesday
last. There was good attendance con-
siIering the number of its members.
From The zeal and enthusiasm exhibit
ed We should think that the society was
now establish on a firm footing. Mem
brrs we've in attendance from Edge
combe. 0nslow. Beaufort. Halifax,
Cumberland, Granville. and other cnun.
ties. We shall publish the proceed
ings in our next. Ssandar.,.
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Tax Prmic L.SDs.-lt Is stated IN
the Baltimore Sun, that the donations
Of Public Land to the lllinois Central
Rail Road Company. have enabled that
Company to build the Road without
one cent Of expense 10 the Stockhol-
ders or to the State. Ii is also stated
in the same paper, that the Missouri and
Pacific Rail Road, $40 miles long, has
also been constructed by the general
government!
Such facts as these must commend
themselves to the earnest consideration
Of the people Of North Carolina. I'm
der the Guile Of the l.ocotoco party zee
are forced to build our roads, whilst
the anti slavery States have roads built
for them. When we talk about our
rights, we are told tina. the public Lands
are j" sacred" and not to be touched.
When Cas- and Douglas demand por :
ton of this sacred treasure" its "sa-
cred"s character is forgotten, and the
treasure" yanishes. How long shall
we submit to such swindling.
Fayetteville Observer.
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~ We are authorized % announce
Col. HENRf X. wfTHERsPO0N a. can
d'Jzie Sc the dice q Cierk Of The suI<rior
Count Cor ihe coaniy a Orange, 81 ihs snsuing
election.
~ We are authorized TO announce
Mr.. John ID. WILBON asa candidate Cor The
Office of CLERK Of the sup~riss Count fsf die
county o. O.Bgs. 81 tbs ensuing election.
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JAMES n. CHRISTIE.
LIVER CDMPLAlNT
Dyspepsia, Jasssdice, .

SHF0ffc 0F &scfUous DtoHHyS Dfseuse "
The Kidneys. and all Diseases aris-
ing from a Disordered Lirer
or Somaels;
Such - Constipation. inward Piles, fulIness Of
Blood 10 the Head. Acidiiy Of the Stomach,
Nause.. Heartburn, Disgust for Food. FuE
nes OF Weight in The Stomach, Sour Eructs-
firms. Sinking OF Fluttering at the Pin Of the
Stomach. Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and
Difficult Breathing. Fluttering At the Heart,
: Choking OF Suflacating Sensations whrn in a
lying posture, Dimness Of Vision. Dots Or
y Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head. Deficiency of Precipitation, Vel.
lowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
SIDE. Back. Chest, Limbs. &c.. Sudden Flush
es of Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Imaginings Of Evil, aud Great Depression Of
spirits.;
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IFOrewarned, FOrcarmcd!

1.
TIVE updersigned takes this as~snso q iafosm-
a ing has fllsr ei,iz~ns 81 tbis <hd tb< ssljz-
cent counties. thai be u prepared 10 cure. ~iih-
eus lsil any case ~ P0lsuN. resulting frssn The
bite 81 The Highland Mockeson. tby ssus< called
copper. "a psls. headed snake. &c from srsjer.
The remedy has bsen known - him fos twenty.
eve se1Es.bul 4 wss 40, until afeffrpesled sue
IN is spplicsion. and he had fully satisfied
himself thai ID was inlallible. that he could get
his swn roassnI 10 take ahr responsibility "a max
ing this der 10 the public.
JOSEPH l.. TURsEl
N. ID. The sulsesihef lives. al present, four
mile. rest u HiIhbsfoueh. ]. Ia IL
KEAp THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
certify that was bitten by Spider some
<w.yesfs back. and il was about 20 termins,e
ysry seriousls. With me. 4 irrs sentio Mr.. John
ID. Thompsap seemed 10 obtain little OF no
relsf from bis medirine. shen sent Cor Mr.
Turnei; he eamr and prepared some medicine,
and dirsrieslsne 70 continue constant use OF Il.
did so. and soon Obtained relief iiom The opera
ton u said medicine.
JAMES n. CHRISTIE.
Orange county, May 1883.
certify that | had son bi,teni,s Highland
Mackeson. BY some called copper. or pale-hesd
snake. sent Immediately Cor Ne. Turner; he
seame and gave The hoy medicine. and he obtain
ed relief almost immediately, and was cured Z.
the medicine in a Few days. .
Orange county. May 1883. ss-sv
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The Kane Arctic Expedition. Il Is
expected. will sail for the Polar regions
some time this oraert week. The er.
peditiou. the New York Tribune says
cues prosisioned for two years. Their
destination is Smiths Sound. the point
on this Continent where porthern ex-
pIoration HAS already penetrated far
ihest. Thence, if tie ice happens tn
be open. they will boldly push fsfward.
with their brig. into the unknown Polar
sea- II il is closed. sthey will resort
to their Digs aud sledges, which latter
are built so as to serve. in case Of need,
as boats. and viii investigate that de-
ISOLATE region. northward and westward,
in search Of the open water and Of the
lost navigators. We may expect to
hear from them at Upernavik. and pos
sibly al other points on the coast Of
Greenland. and then they will pass be-
yond the reach Of our knowledge and
our sympathies until their return. which
may be looked for in the autumn Of
1854. 81
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County Court Olcrkshlp.

- We are authorized % Anuauhee
NJ GEORGE LAWS - . rsndidsls g. ne
oGiss Vt ClsFk - ne Cssaly csaa Il 0Eshgs,
= lhs sissiion = AuEusi nFHL
- We are authurized 70 announce
Msj WILLIAM n. PATTERsON a. caisli-
da,s fos de oLIies e cisfk q he Ceuniy csun
u O1ase. al he ensuing elsraisa.
Ia We arc authorized to announce
Ar n. "A. 4. srRpwD % csbslsIsl< So lhs
eaies 81 clsrk q DC cssn,y cosn q orsss<.
q The ensuing rlsciisn.
~ We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM q sfRAfh HORN. sd AZ . can
didais sos ihe dice of Gs<fk 81 lhr cs1nls csuat
Of Orzngs. at The rnsuing eserfion.
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Tnr ARCTIC ExpEDITIoN-Dr. Kane
having sufficiently recovered from his
late indisposition, the departure Of the
brigantine Advance with the expedi-
ton under his direction will soon take
place, probably in the course Of a week.
The expedition will comprise about
twenty -four persons, among whom will
be an astronomer, an artist, and ma
turalist. They will be provided with
provisions for three years, though their
absence is not expected to extend over
half OF that period.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-01

Great Cry aaa Little Wool.--The
New YerksU. 5 Economist givrs- the
following speciinen.sf the manner Of
DONG great business witlfa small ca
pitaI, As il is practised in that cit, =
!" We have heard ola case Of young
house. with s250O capital. that took a
store at $4,000 rent-thatsis to say,
would have to clear their capital three
times over in the year, to pay the
rent" "a
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Boston. May "a.

A NARROW ESCAPE The railroad
bridge at Salmon Falls was destroyed
by FIRE yesterday. The up train,
whilst the bridge was burning, could
not stop, and the engineer dashed over
it in safety. The timbers gave way
a few minutes after the train crossed,
and a moments delay would have doubt;
less caused second Norwalk catas.
trophe.
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3 = An - ,s1 Cob rsAr Gllrukz.'
This aphprism has received asrri-
.ficzfien iathx case u shs gold" found
in 1xrrei coanfy. ". c., ahich, ne
lrRrnfrom the Washington uhis turns
cut 10 BE isingiass' Fssusris o.
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laos rs TsSxEssEr.-,FromL tables
publnhcd in Hunts Merchants Maya.
zine. .wr learn. says the Augusta Con.
stitutionahsS ihat thrfe are now IN
operationso on the cumbIrrlaud river,
ins TeEnesses, nineteen fufnaces.nine
forges. and~two rolling anills, which
produce A.. 500 tons Of .iron per an
NUN. valued At q $4,000. The ca.
pital insessedis 81 6,o0o.. =,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-01

4 FUNNY STATE OF THINGs.-Ihe l1e-
mocracy of this State seem to be IN
sad fix. In this and the Wake Con-
gressional Districts, the Public Lands
and BENEFITS Land Bill are the prin-
cipal subjects of discussion between
the candidates, who are all Democrats.
In this District, the Hon. VIM. >.
Ashe, is the regular candidate, aud he
is opposed tn any distributionAof the
lands and to Benefits Bill as utterly
repugnant to the Constitution. In the
Wake District the Hon. Abram Ven-
able is the regular candidate, aud he
is in faror of both Now this is ra-
fher a curious state OF things and we
should like to have it explained. Are
they both Democratsf If not, which
Isl Fayetteville Observer.
PRosrcuTroN.-It is stated that the
life insurance upon persons who were
killed at Norwalk, amounts to 100000
aud the Life Insurance Companies
have determined to prosecute the Rail
road Company to Collect their losses.
sun.
Rich CoppER MINE.-We have seer
in the hands of one of the Lessees %
the Albright Copper Mine, in Chatham
some specimens of ore much riche
than those first obtained; and learl
from him, that at the depth Of thirteen
feet, solid body ofpuie copper. ele
ven inches thick, had been found. II
extent, III width and length, hasilot ye
been ascertained. FayeiftriAe %.
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Ia our colunsns may he found ths sdsenis<-
n<nl Il lhsi erosiI<slt pedieine kso~n as Ayers
Cherry PeciarsL iss sueoess in curing the rs-
rioas diseases e the Lungs b s'lrar,ng unissr-
AL attention. not ens Of he Is.raedsnd philsn-
lhfspic, ~, d The shoIe pohlic The article
undoubledi, b what h prs<nas 10 he. remedy
Car Lung Complaints. and The s~msrt.sls cures
which ms becoming known every ~fsH cannot
long he overlooked The. B. p<aIls.
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10y ron THE. INyKldD.--Ws rui Inc
following from, the :. Philadril,his Szsordsy Ca
zests," and recommend our feadsss 20 Perase il
carefully. and lho-s soileTins should NOT delay
-Dr. Hsofiad,s German Biaen.-This ce-
lebrslrd medicine. prepared ~ Or. M Jack
son. q The imposing Gernsan- MedisineN STORE.
No. I2o Arch street. is exciting unpecedenisd
public attention, and the proprietor. Who 70 sen.
snlifc ply sician. j. selling immense quantities
Of il, The virtues u this rrmsay are so fully SET
fouh in Che extended notice Of Il. 20 be- ss~n in
our .dsenising columns. that there Z hardly
any room left for us 10 speak oft. The murh
we may sdd-0f the long train Of physical ills
60 which humanity is heir. there is mono more
distressing than the general arrangement Of the
DICE tive sppsistus. which never fails 10 accom-
psny disordered stale Of she liver. Headache.
pilcs. lsnguor. iresialness bilious tongue, MOE
bid breath. loss Of spTriite-in short an indescri-
babls wTelchedness ~ exisiencr, are It's insufie-
liable and tiife-wssiing .stisndants. These dis
eases, which have lmfllrd the kill Of tbs shlest
Doctors. have i~en radically cured by Hoohapd'.
t;ermsn Bitsers."
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SLAVERY IN vIReIxIA.--A very in'elli-
gen, correspondent If the New York
Tunes. who 10 evidently a. conscientious
as he is intelligent. has been writing Sc
ries Of letters in Virginia upon Slavery as
il is there. From nne Of his letters we
take The following passage:
al have seen the one intimately. and
from what have al present seen Of the
other, l must declare that the Virginia
slave 10 more happy. more comfortable,
aud in some sense mure free and in bet.
ter and more manly relations 10 his mas
ter than the Irish peasant or the English
agricultural lahorer 10 10 the higher elias
se." AZ those countries. ! wonder not
tina, the London Times moves against
I. Uncle Tom" Is has cut backward
whirh its hundreds Of thousands Of Eng-
lish readers will not lose.
.SlavcIy will mol die until the world
has humhlrd itself To learn lesson from
IL. oh God. who are We tina, condemn
our brother! No slave ever killed its
own offspring in cool calculation Of saw
ing money by il, az do English free VIZ.
men. M slave is forced 10 cal Of COR
rup,inn. a. are Irish tenants. No slave
f,erzes % death for wan Of habi.alion and
fuel, a. have men in Boston. No slave
reels of in,n the abyss Of guilt. from want
ofsa ork tn, shall bring i, food. as do mel
and women il New York. Rene mbe,
that. Mr.. Stowe. Remember that, in
dignan, sympa,hizers.
ooh, Christian capitalists, free traders
in labor, there is somewhat TO be built up
~ well as surnrwhat 10 be abolished be
fore we repose in the millennium
4 Georgia Debt.-By the annual re
port of w. III. Mitchell, ESQ.,, Stat
'rreasurer.Ait appears that the who'll
outstanding State debt Of Georgia, Of
the Goth October, 1852, was s2,4sa
40, %.
NIAGARA FALLS. AND LAKE ERIE
Professor SilIiman, the eminent geolo
gist, discredits the opinion advance
BY. some that the gradual wearing ava
of the.rocks of Niagara Falls may pos
/ sibly result in draining Lake Erie. L
f recent lecture he remarked:
..They will not halt at their presen
{ station, but retreat slowly and surel
\ about two miles further. where the
, viii stop again for an unknown perioe
: and probably forever. since at TIL
5 Mace the hard limestone will form bot
I base and top Of the Falls. and thus sto
the rapid destruction oil the rock
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uaa sehe have aaasAf Ola weld
*. Mts Es padshs ibs W ,hpy fs yhsh
uiuanu teana n Tuesday lAke dn
rs hh sif~ fp 81 eeugssshh sa suth ~ arhi' phle A
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W. AS So u I'll ~ ttM1tlEN MLEII Will EF
leand, ~ srlsrsner q .l',s ii 4 sppoiul-
menls pphli-hed IN ihi< r.prr. % s-. an
rpposnlmeus by ne President. az caa.ui
n Pzrs.
Nov we sho~la say thai our I.aealere
iIiends ~ This psusri srslibus plaerd IN
zsperuiisr pesi'isa. Only lbiak & IL I
A Pahiic Lands orator. a renegade DR.
snswfal. ss sdFncsss OF "a 'sexplsdsd
Wig lIsmhng." ~ho . has heretafre
zried with The De,ssessuc party APP
pninird 10 pi}ire by slae model Drmacn.t-
q Admiai-sfziIonS pledged "a lhr sernriIy
81 The . szrred ,feasure r. We hope Mr..
Pierce hss few more af shr sane 600 af
eonsuIsi,ip. irfi. Fur Puhlir l.sud.. De-
nsrrafs and Congressional ezndids:eswill
soon be plrniiful'iH his Distrirt
Fog. Obzer<r.
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For Inf Iuenm and WhOOpIng Cough.

Nashville, Tenn, June 20, 1851.
sir:I have repeatedly used your Cherry Pee
iaral for whooplng Cough and Influenza. and
have no hesitation IL pronounrine J, a complete
remedy. -Four Of my ch.ldlen have been sfiiic-
ted with these diseases, and the free use.oi the
peclorsl has always afforded almost infant re
lief. JAMES GLOVER.
We attest the truth Of the above statement.
= NJ. McGlNTY, Editor Of the
Nashville Wing.
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Georgia Debt.-By the annual re-
port of w. II. Mitchell, Esq, State
'rreasurer.Ait appears that the whole
outstanding State debt Of Georgia, on
the Goth October, 1852, was s2,4S2,
412,22.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
Amnsements.

NlBLO's GARDEN--Msdame SONTAGs
IN FIFTH and LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Of the FIRST
SERIES FRIDAY. Jan q, win be performed
LUCREZiA BoR6iA,
with the following powerful cast;
LUCREZlA BOkGIA. Mad. HENRIETTE SONTAG
The Duke. ...Sis. Badah Geimaro. Sig PozLoini
Ot6ui MAJ
To ave due effect 20 the concerted pieces,
Signos ROCCO and GASPARONE
will sing ION this occasion oniy) the parts Of
6AZZELLA and GUBETTA
Conductor. Ecket
Secured Sest 81 and ST. be obtained al Nibos Garden
ard az the Stationery Store of Messrs Van Norden
King No. IS Walst also at the door the evening OF
performance. -
On THURSDAY viii be sold the S2s and on FRIDAY
the 81 and remaining g seats
Doors open at 81. Opera commences at " O'Clock.
~ Opera nights, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
GSr Garages NAV be ordered Of los O'Clock
A CARD.
In 10 requests for repetition OF Tf.k
DAUGHTER on THE REGIMENT, il is respectfully
stated that the Management DESTROYS of presenting new
Operas ia pd succession, has decided upon not perform
ms opcrs than twice during each Series new
Senes VIII Be announced during which The Daughter OF
the Regiment will be repeated Of winch due notice will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
CLNTON-Av. PROPERTY CBROOK

" Lynn for SALE---A two-stoy double Hozse, with
tv0rtory extension, aad pzas front and reI Containing
in al twelve Dssdes pztIlez 4d storeroon-bsit
the bee, n0o dsGteed, marble I4rss through
Gc There arc sP2eious cezs under the house for
stantAi manner There eight 81 Lots Of ground a.
t4cnsd 20 The aocse, handsomely laid out garden with
box snc tucked witt every variety Of ft "A atan4nce
tozethef With ssn ~ large and valuable grape vines
There "a es9 e0uiood0Gs szso and caTrag snoase with
otheI o1i-pui ns The above property tuassd on the
e1st slce o CstcneF between Gates and L. E1yetezys
about hs A. kOaTs Tde OF fulton Ferry, and within few
usps0i al sage routes The sbyys Location Is weu kuoSn
- the most oesa1 AID desirable Tor residence. any
IN brooklyn, and To- invest 10 unsqrzed WI b.
sold very soraoie, and swlEs Of purchase noaey
remain on bonc and mortgage. part Of tbs Farusars
f0r sac. Apply 20 FbhN WESTON, kssl Estate Bro
scrs 10. 81 Ch.Bsbens-t, ts-sneEt otce) 70 O. W.
STEVENSON &C ito pssnlis<s, between u An ma fPA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
O. tJhom il man Concern.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that PROAIS,oO-
~ III NOTE made By NICHOLAS hIPP' rasasis 80, 20
n si So Ga - besrinE da,e January ~ pay
lble IN sry 6sys ~ tie North River Bank N Ns
Ess siie ~ ne a Loye'cys 70 hoose, 80 - -
hea,d Al b. ste- party Al persons sre iorod sesossns
sci uste s-d cautioned asAeast pQrc hss'9s = ~ -
y sT5sd. & BREEs, Dey-st H0Sse, Scs > SDss-