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IN syssea 8, ssss; yrstw ash Of
that hs e,sss sSsIs eys semi so.he
aibneg tame y hen. e v sgsgs
Itpping must ft
the Day ", W. }aoriI
music 70 ~ ssabo sasd .a y nsr
stretch o. I'm, out Twas TOO sfhe
5s uas .shos,a; sighbored SO faray.'I
destiny Of ,,.a,sd Nun high, AID q es time
4 M roar but l.ae pit IT.
Waslts oasl, resafii could nesel
And y, s;sS s,e had lived mere ths aaa on
sss ) Gradual aphea INN yyhi
y !, some promise ot tha'
s AZ f.Ns, ssers
o. o. ;c:,Ii IRON. z
ut ver for resca From
ne Now IS ing ~ ss1ace forgFs ana Hing
eu factors to pes des ~. l-
q sSt the fst ,se
"a sss rapete 251s lfqn PRO
RE stores !,
sas ,las uets: i ,f psosY ysaes-steppsd
teel 6atsti h1aiisa n
ssF.y been otl ssllie'sl
ices ON t',s
Of Ise
.ss of 81
dipgs, fences IN.
sowr MI i, Sa.
eonsee yance, prom es t9 adSsnst
sas and fol- q long
ass0f Another cons; more CRAFTY tn
us ad yantaaeous be right
The nrosnect Of a pening of oil closed iro
may " ar,ss Of the country is TO calculat
're nfesent good time for Iron men WI
isst four or fSe years before sap
u pre- frayaaant niisnaaa cement can again fil
ruled ~ q scesit stated in authorit,
;short tats the rise in on te
would weeks has been such give sessral s. ia.
,mpro- .oad connanies profits, between prices pal
6f his ca stocl and s4he price it no@ bears, hui
aispen dseds of thoussis Of liars. Also, that m
yon ny Railroad cdracto are beng aranedf 9
.ss NO rise. The entrastors q the ssa s. oho 9
ncy Of the sdyancs lsrAls since theft contract VI
OWE made. =, s !, I, g !;
xpense, We have heard il stoutly affirmed sS Pen
;prided sylyana IRON and Coal operato
woven Of the most careful and cear-headed sort
world TINT majority of the fairly located furnaces
etimes, that state fadsantage ken of all iac.
and the supervisory expenses kept within q
'sof the bounds, turn out Pig Iron for from ~
med by SI5 per ton, with living profit at that.
lsiye as Now that Pig Iron rises to double that "a
oPle OF there is nothing preventive successful q
than tion Of our Iron Nv orks without regard to =
I : ssns,ll- ae.1 tariff. s. ...aa 81.
hal. hat the We sincerely hopg ~ Iron fact
lot De been will seize upon this me to org
- I nav ize their operations 81 pr the lmpc
they will naturally ga be present
zen VINO WI q usually favorable circa they eai, :
!: Proaa successfully upon them nd never no 10
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FapsslYr osLnpnArI rbneaI
g g Scf Phta9txf 8 Division, No&, cebrM
S.I1stmas dY by processidt toatSrA
" ! lls9|procsssen, numbering all I'D nen5E9
a,lIled Aof their Hall to@ hjetS9
CaaSb, rs 9hte an excellent ads aasnJl
bRevM 4. McKibben. aM coIone 7
otadr citlzfs were out to be- e3&, IL IL
lDtaonPafsd resolution a1h M. ne |'s
nn'f , fddSsnr publications. af s{,,. ~ ~
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If ever yoae dangerouaysll, fswhatfaul
or folly lay hsest upon ydprhind2 Eas
care to root iso|a without dsley, and wit hou
mercy. Mt iri
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Ieasufes thai ptbes one 70 ena euas M
a ss SsssSs ,sse crop :, yeeEi gai,e
5ssaaoo that sss bales az. from, on H.. " o. 2 j
nj u sssa are not oniy sesbs
abb 0onths ea since, a1d apd sloth
sEsase ssnpey them ss'
sseo1 .hs gpilay iae,sas xsss
s,ynd s Tfrat thor the n RI
a,,d and other Ia Fourth ns IN Franc-anrs,
sna d the eG,s the nqta s1ss
ton a I q our Cuba as world Fasl, as9na 80 Ganplo
peae sssssp'al a in ssapp sos ss,S III
"s,a; msa' Y aSs fD,' e ga
to s'ss wants ss'ss stsss eeS ~.
3 : = :;
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: 81 ,y.e, south.

49, the tefs
Che present is iishaitets sns
soutb peepnsss time s;,ae @ithm last e stf,
thasssas alslh,'. s ST. ssa
81 6fteehy i de-
crops of every 49, + not protusio -
iarlper end Psas .ss tes v:
the pecessafles, may tonl,'a a
sable uxur'es and breadth the sass.nsS have tn
out the ieSs.n, and
States most our plaeses, and i-
not only ". e amt to make sues.a
out OF aeo.' the cup, &c their
portast aaid md in the ea.l.,' the
# Their iayi This latter change We ess, s,s
oonoent; and we nay g. : THOUSANDS
perversty thas .s
q sas oi tho,isand q 5s
an I ali their energisS 49, 81 twe crops
s. ess cult alton @ oa s;Sns the proceeds
Ioess, Iootan ressas ssbias
- she same to at mercy
:. md themselves how high prices
ibs mar for ns the q
r0led, OF hsels - ed to IN,
thugs they OF the aftcles s'.'s,
large MA have onltnss os
Wy y; sos se ! 81
farms, sce.sI 81
,esorn to single portd Georgia his isz
s,,au s;tsn,. Il iisstrue hut sit illustratessou
aToaa,entS as s:wsf as we wish, here, ma ms.
have been one h1ndred houses or moiree,s
his city, that shipped assarge ameunts, ls ps
hans laraef he saine demand for corn Pr
saiisd the South, aud plless y RUE
high that many planter, FW ,al sno
crops Sc cotton, We know: of some sucp Woul
sfecty wiling tos have eeieP u p !,
fnised, on even ~ -
z. ma ia crop for a mere sspplg OF sthoseln lnsasPe
sabIss | without which a6scould not eafty s I
s;s - r,n,;;,,a onerations. Nav zksssa yes n
1u.ss single farmer in all the States thus dstres
az 4 "a whoseonld not have raised suttlclency
Morn for his own use, besides little oV'
= q ;tbont any apparent extra trouble or eXpen:
sanssble.s diminution in the much prid
keld Of the snowy staple, the spun ana Wos .'
m, br;cs of which. may be said to clothe o Wor
sSAo6tahle as we'll as sersiceable, semetim
sre sthe uses Of adversity.'' In this instan
nadsersityn has been Prodactive ol :
Sn;est of results: for we were informed
asssss,rtv whose information is as extensive
n3am emf Is ,lndoubted, that the people
AZ n South have raised this year more thai
- EHc;encv q. corn where@i ith to suppl the
lSSSsalves TnaTeTore. it cannot be said that.
Nses and, ,tiistresses Of last year have not .
= - tba cause of q Wholesome reforInatie I
Il NAV prove lasting, should be the aspIlra' "a
of every true Southe ner- Of every nan ].
= wishes to see the South occupy that; pr
and enyiable position, TO which she y rlggns
ly entitled SE
This is but one Of the si7t.Ioy enaents in
South developed and brought into hslng
severe lessons Of zexPer renee. ~ g e 8 4.
be ths; llsas En-
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FfsAscEs q bRTH;G GaRoIrya The reesipts
into the treassgf North ,carosf during The.
last two years gpupted to sejbS3s and the.
expenditures M3g thesane tisi3were ssl5
500. The reo@ for tho mex stloyeas ate es4
timatcd at SCI Y. %; and atsadsbureIhents;
s45l, ,6ss. 20; kpg balances ilsForof freceips
of sl3,O27. .72 ~
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uss in the case had been reno by cs,.,! ,,.!
10 the Supreme Court ofthe ST, he aear, -,
But am informed that by { tvolun,,""c \" :
trlbttions, of a portion of tn , gA peoes,Iu, NJ,
NtyLommon and his wife have been wv:
1nlsed the value of their slaves and hMi
fd,that, in case Judge Painc's decision n
g. the slaves shall have their freedom
Tlthdraws from those Immediately conc
Frsonal interest in the further prosccuti&
'Dpeal. But it by no means diminisbe&
tnt to which the decision affects the ne
lLerests of our citizens at large. / al
sH;ect OF sufficient public importance ~
ad lrceive the attention of the goyerS&,
us Commonwealth and recommendation,
Fsent provision shall be made by the M
Ase'nbly for the efficient prosecution olS
f'l already taken and Of such Other a ~
pceedings as may be found necessary mi
( a satisfactory adjudication of the ;nsp
destlons involved in this case. p
u cannot believe that even by thes;&
surt ofthe State Of New York, decisISpl 7
sustained that is so contrary to the sniS
G' so opposed to the established Sn
nlch regulate intercourse between fah y !.
,'ls, so much at war with the relatioI -
s'aId snbSist between the sister SsateN " "
lion, and us | think with the spirt M vi :.
h!er of the Constitution itself 7sI ~
= ;'I't if in this | am mistaken if5the sts :.
'" York has been rightfully exp pdundeSbu,.. u.
';;ncd Judge, and is not in conflct'witb tIoyI
,ulIon of the Unircd States, it i nrosss \
glnia should know it. The SINE ss,a. H.
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.Jnisd
Far1neral

- 80
N one of ouf eSciA
tor # to an Eastern = !;
surprise at the lar
among the insane: sed
sIt wSnld uatuTy
.be soil, and being
iatirg ali, would ~,
:ect w8seould !;
sre,ao fequs a. /!
sound mind car I sea
md the body oral
were once creaiI
Woman taken :
| Eishe Columbus tf1
/ Eaetainea him
4 who was tlsf
6f sec0haa day
y her home, aa
sr,icles Of
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VIRGINIA AND New loR .-Goyek ).
son has transmitted message tothe VI
of Virainia ON the subject Of the fecet1
in the Lennon slave case. He says N
cision has not single precedent 70 sum
That if other tribunals confirm the IA
must destroy that comfy which sheM, =,
auionp States, and seriously affect the -
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&. We sincerely hop1
will seize upon this
ize their operations 81
! they will naturally y ga
usually ] favorable circa
successfully upon then
Hook to w ashiDgto fo
italists or prpstical for
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Dollars if paid ~
hts # payment Sef
sollars If not pa,d
kERTIsEMENq
ns: For one saSsfS
e cents per square = J
salf cents for eaeh y y
bns one dollar. {,
~ advertisementsA a
|ertion. ;asSs
EThc number OF ms !.
IIe margin Of all a aaa Y
Bablishea until I. ordered q I
[.ordingly. -
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0fneral nelus.
State Government.

aHs following is an abstract Of an Acs 'iaS5a a.
~: ,,r;iafions for. thesyear commencing IN -
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to convey tsN
over the tel - fproposed to be lc hfss(
This neg ion wa scommenc sone years
ago, and br@ off ia aeonseand of the re-
fusal of the Eh qSegnnent 4 lpaiutaia tlIe
proposition e Corepaay.
Should d onyesions s,be! d cludeds aud
sent to Con- it mist thera iaergostwo
distinct ordd First it must ratified by
the Senate then i caunot e effe@ by
its terms, un1ge changes whicl may Sake
in our revenSeEstenf;shall bs lletionea ~
an act of Cd rs. u
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stafburg on sundaNthe S;S
ldiseae We learn was dlcer or. ,h
IMoof was at the timeSf his ds sne {,
I sof TIL Sumter Agricultural Assaal,n.
lflohg hown in our Distkr. lGselat
bhuchflt, and eatlWeplorsa' 'oss $
s8munitt He died in5thsf,il fail
HcopalG Church --Samter Apaer. eff
1A SSFoME D1vipENp.- leaaa X
Asppblican, that aH nj
s!y, his declared 4 Ds;sanl 81
,F tho shrs sof (s5o1 qfitistsk , a.
/ aate@ l6Per cent: pei ahuh. (
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no. SuDSlalllal
ens s proiit to tie stockhoId ders and OF.
toneft TO the conrfsy 81 round. Railroads.
ars spreading their lsh arms ont in many di-i
re ree,ions, and labor turning its attention to
difTsrent descripti MS Of ,ploylnent, is not
only reapiing All at1sdant harvest therefrom,
INIT is Increasing The strfagth and promoting
the ipdependenss of thee South. With our
Genial climate and prolific soiLand uneaualled
advaptases e of position hing IS 50 much
wanted as q disersi6cafiSn Of labor, Of produc-
ton and proper eultiy .tion of the different tI
hranches @ of manu- m factusag and mechanical in;
dustry. We should manufacture s g and d
nos possible, and thus thsa off the harassingg vas
800 n, mortal. lnhese particular respects
tha % example of our ncShern sneighbors might
~ nroG,abJv imitated.-N. o. Bulletin.
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poluclpn in the valley, sand
dian CON, Which is produced ing
OivcsJaay, cochinea coffee, tobacco, Ga
are prauccd abundantly. In short;sA
speakesit is the most beautiful counffS, \
PRODUCTION of all kinds of agricultural pro-
knowa Some of the plantations produce q
enue of7o to $4,000 perannum. Every
ty Office that form articles of commerce is
to bSband in the valley. The mineral "
of thee,untry argues the speakeriis very G
GoldS silver, tin, iron, quicksilver emel
&C., are to be found in great ablnda'1gl
conape in the city of Mexico last tear B.,
t1GG,So4. of which S2,4ooo,uO0 was SHY Ye1 ;, >
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DR.. KUHL,s


ABYSSlNIA MlIIIURT,
For Colds, Iayq,ep-a. cosiir,ness, Pills.. ADsc-
ton offhe Kidney and bladder. Grarei, Go
norrkua, Ghefs, The Whites, Heakness, and
other Female Complaints.
N5-For particulars see small bills.
I.yuchburg. Va, Oct. 8, 1851.
On. ]. KuHL: Dear Sir: wrotc you some
time since, hut received no answer. avn most
happy TO inform you, that all Of our last supply
of your Medicnes have been disposed Of, and
have given great satisfaction. The demands for
the Abyssrna Mature and the Goif-Hine Bal
sam are daily. increasing, and will be the most
popular medicines of the day. Phase send me
fresh supply Immediately. Frasernally. yours.
f. II. ATKINSON.
For sale NY Or. ). d. Scinoliield, D. Heart,
and Mar Thos. Howerion, HIlshorogeh; Carr
& Watson, Chapel Hill Cooke & M.Craddens.
Tally 40; DR.. ID. r. Weir, Creenshoropgh; II.
/. Mitchell 4 Co, Oxford.
DR.. g. KUHI. q PASCHAI., Oxford, Princi-
pal Office for North Carolina. TO whom Agents
and others will dice, their orders for Dr.. Kuhls
MAY Is. 35--lycow
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HISTORY OF
NGRWlG 0AE@ HrNNo

NGRWlG Gallo EINNo
rfvHIS great work. by Col. WHFxIEa, willie
L ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scribcr, having contracted, with the author. foI
the sale aud delivery Of the said work for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the LIST, "a
81, 4ih and 5th Judicial Circuits, (exeept Ra,
leigh and three or four counties in the 5ih cir.
cuit.) would inform his friends and subscribers
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work cap
procure IL from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri-
bers $500, non-spbscribers S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also. General Collecting Agency. -
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsborough, Nov. 3. 1881. 0s-
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TvHE eoparinership Of Z. p. Mash 4 Co.
4 was dissolved by mutual consent ON the Isl
July, 1854. 4. p. Nash having purchased the
interest Of J. n. simmons, the business wall be
settled and conducted BY him sepe.
CT An persons having claims against the late
firm will present them for settlement, and thos4
indebted please make payment
L. p. NASH
J. II. SIMMONS. >
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THE HILLSB0RGUCH RECORDER
4 isrunLIsnkp WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT a SON.

DbNNIS HEARTT d SUN.
Tcrlas.-Two Dollars year. II IaiJ in sd.
vance, Two Dollars.and Fifty Cents, il no, paid
within three months; or Tisec Dollars, il delayed
until alter tie expiration Of The year.
parsI will he DISCONTINUED until oil srreara.
ges refaid, ppess at the option OF lie uIl.bels.
Hereafter no paper will be sent TO q new sui
srr'ber out OF this saleunless pa, ncn il n,s,e in
advance, or some person in the slate will tcccne
Responsible to the editors; and IN no case Willie
paper I've sent to subscriber out of the state i0r
more than two years without ia, ment.
AMENDMENTS NOT exceeding sixteen lines,
opc dollar for the first, and twenty five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ores in pro-
portion. Court advertisements tn eri, FIVE re
cent. higher. A deduction OF one-thrd will 10
made 70 advertisers BY the year.
!. Advertising Rates for the Recorder
0ne dollar per square G. 6 Iines) for ,ls fla
insertion, and rs ccntsf for each continuance.
deductions made in favor Of slandirl a,'ti'
tisenen.s.
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SHOES. sH0Es!,

Black and coIored CATERS
and HALFGAITERS. from Miles
* Son, Philadelphia.
Ctosh Gaiiersand Han Caters, from Robinson
& Co., Philadelphia.
Booiees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also q good assortmeni of Boots, Lined sn3
Bound Shoes, and Bfegans. Just received Of
LONG & WEBBAS.
October Q. o.
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II o u sic and i IS
near Ilillsboroush,
FOR SALE OR RENT

THE House apd Lot where the late Priesily
II. Mangumresided, near 'illshorough. on
Tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though not
within the corporation. is sufficiently near to en-.
Joy the advantages ofthc town. The LOT has on
u all the necessary out houses. a good we'll. and
garden. lot adjoining. containing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
Forierms.apply to Stephen Moore esq. Hills
hcrongh.
December 10. a.
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BOOK = PIANO PORTE gEIn7a.
Petersburg, Va,
yS,IlsI. keep constantly on hand large and
~ we'll selected stock Of goods in his line /;
and proposes, during hisconicmphicd nip 90 The
North, 10 make i still more cosspleie. He r.
poets to sell at sus prices, and 70 give such per-
sonal attention to business as may merit con-
iinuance Of FORMER patronage.
duly Il. 1852. a.
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4 Il d

lar OF. LONG. intending ID faiure % De-
~ xSis his aElenliOn - The PHaciloe q aea,.
ems. xill PssnPsly afiena % ell psoiess,onal
nsusmssr =. So
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Cabinet Making.

Cabinet Making.
TIVE subscriber would respectful, inform the
citizens 81 Hfilshorough aud the public &c.
morally ,ihnt be has on hand at bis shop on Chur
top street due Yves, frcm the court-housc, d yari
ely ofexcclent furpittue, and that he is prcpar.
ed to manufacture, ia the best style, all articles
in his line, such as
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
SIDEB0ARDS, Of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style.
TBEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WARDR0BES, Portable and Station
arv. -
C0FFlNS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises thai his work shall be faithfully
executed, and al very low PRICES, and hopes that
he will receive due encourag tnlent from gene
rous public.
A kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such WalsuI, Cherry. Poplar. Birch aud Ma.
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-
ceivcd aud promptly aiiendedto.
RICHARD MAYO.
APrhia. 79-i
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BRANDRErHs PILLS.

AaeurisD, or EalGrgencHfFnf The Heurf, hrfe-
ria, Plies. &c. DC.
uY5S the pills two or three times week 10 do
" scs sudicien. to purge freely; and when a
psreri,n comes on, 3 fearless use Of the Pills
must be r,ado; down with six or eight, and in a
Ettle willis repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
isnrsr IL oves. for that attack. Angina pectcrs
and stone ia tks aall-bladicr are treated in the
rama manner: and although considered incura-
Sic b. the medical profession, are cured by the
Ne Of Bandre,h's Pills. Piles are cured BY
IIfan i-eth's Pills. In severe sttacks the doses
mus Be full six OF Eight for q few nights To-
relher will cara the worst cases. Whenever this
discr.e comes On in the Treatment Of other discs
s.1ss. his god sign; use rothing but the pills,
6tI. ~ ~ outward application, cold cream OF
lsfd, ana mako frequent use Of cold water locally
Whore tAcss have been pectoral affections, as
ssthns. roa.anptian, DE. perseverance, VIII DC
rtaaircd ~ilh the pills TO eflec, permanent cure
III am ofhef course will assurcdly bling On fhe
YSstoral Affection.
fssases II Ds5il;fy. Weakness, Wusfiags, De-
chs<s. ~ Gil ,sy~7fion approaching. i will bo
ne *ooeufS " 6on ncnce viii snail doses. Begin
Wiz = xsinT to bed; nextnight two pills;
" & <lts<n stsiy Cor Tires 81 fonr days. OF
- j. II A. elserstion iskss place. then increase
I'll ~ 4 dl<A1xAt3 ~ af six pills are used.
hsa du6>A>l<ky 6Gs riH dawn to one pull.
2houi{ 81 sssi~k sytnptams ssise. then take
,5zoae - sanl ~ fssss is reduced. When
M =. p>6ieas nay drop down to such
l4se4fs tt<R1zsa juig ncnt shsH determine;
being sss6fs| = 1se2 the arsir. Saan the impure
kuasssx = 49, removed, so will be their
isd..sse,ss e A Z health. -, n,.,,.
<5.< - th- sale Of Brsndreth's Pills:
". aru lis srop<h: ]. B. MsDade. Chapel
u: g. !. sxzsksa+ Mason Hall; A. Mickle
80 El.s' sS'.Sehool.
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Land for Sale.

gk OFFER for ,ale large Tract of
ey.sy$S Land in Person county just oyer the
w northern Orange line.
<asA AS body Of upland, il is inferior
TO none the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart;
tie fc-csi lands ave heavily tmbcred ,and III well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of substanaa. i'm.
rovements-pwelling Houses, Wheat and To-
pair.
II will be solj in parcels suitaRy purchaser.
PAUL.C. CAMERON.
otagvillc o., Orange, Nov.27. 07u !