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.,,,..,.n.s IL. xrsrssy Of reducing the ''' o.
~ ces,ss~ Pre.mbe ed r.e,s'cr 20
As~G "YvTrLs- That East Broadway IRON NO w " W. ~
HAsCs srs,sSSTns. Thh,y-~vsnshss between Ninth An'
80 rpsred To COMMITTEE on s. 49, c,n,o, COM
5estSS the resela,ions OF tns p.s.h,
49, B, sru.ry 1888 sa'hcrzns the efes ,ss,sse
ell "rs 70 spt ouch and such parts OF ne 70, 20,
ss ,se rear Of Church T" may not De Ia Con-.
s 49, s.,sse be and the same ere neepy repe
f,sm toe BssId Of Aldermen were referred 70 fo
,,osIsis Csaptsee@ ,,,o,re
M Committee Roads s-kng to be discnargea ron .nd
s.nsiS.Y,t,op Of purchasing well sad pump IN oa. Ao'
LIZ ss,srs 10 petition q vslenine sas 9nsr' 20
adverse 20 petition % reg iie,e
80. ht~esn Sd 4hsvs sdve"e TO 70 open 'n 49,
- s,bt sh All sdopted ... c,,.,,., ,snor. n
AZ. Iet on 18th Ah alto Of Tue oid IeSi,i "
CT, on Which hosse can be boli 20! doot an %
Sa No IL adverse removing Fire Alarm Bell no i-'h -
Cernss wbyes kc to concur TO gran, s.:ia.ye
ri Al pi,r u to hessrs Lane "e@ AdoP.5c
,t.. On favor OF amending certain soId-
x sh,o,ps the nance wllism Gage Charles Dodge
~ elsijss NsHein Assessors Adopted ..,l
me Board then adjourned to Monday al o o eioch'
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TAdger ;isemert
IT" No.


tTic ior, on day, IS she h ,rSed q The roar
OF the stormy ard s'Tusglng blo~
DR. beGat full form On he saEes OF tue s1oEe
With 81 m the weeoing villoZ
Bot tough draun By goddess less fair ead loss ie
Was the figure thus let in ID sand,
Than the beautiful portal that gladden. the view
At No $50 Br9ljgsy
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HARD SHE'LL COMMITTEE.

A meeting of the Hard Shell Committee was held at
Stuyyesant Institute last evening, Mr.. Gunther in the
Chair. Resolutions OF an emphatic character were
ADOPTED endorsing the action of the State Committee,
eonSemnpg the National Administration as recreant TO
Democratic expectation pedgrg hearty support to the
State Convention Of The party to be held at Syracuse on
July To- and approving the organzsti OF Young Men
Democratic Clubs
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AMERICANS IN PARIs-A Paris correspondent Of TIE
National Inteligenosr speaks as follows;
Mr. Mason Minister this e.p. AZ s''in:Ss and hon
rate that at present with general ,b,a IN
S great !" d.sdSsssss eoastIya..
o. siS s b. who compare.
,eI.sy with etheE An srsn dpomsc agents who ios me
crowd and present number. Mr. M,.n to
En.s Il ,hs heed Of so~s sl or more ol ,.
Enpror he .Irp.a ss,o,. the sT'sS. ~, 81 me
S s f's a. 'S
s.: S. p. ssf PER-
isps yss sss sy sS Ssy s.s de
EnpsI and hsa sds.s - s?'s to ss,s Is q q:
speech lady to George kAe Thid that the tans 'ae ms'
SERIOUS RamRoAD AocIDrYr-72e Petersburg Er.
that seons seides. eeserT.d on the sna
sisht &c och Express Train song weldon When
s.,ss cr.k The ssss so9s IaR a. :Pssd
were TOO ne allow the ensne before reaching
:ns .noh @ aDd he Wheel. Which cad the
S ~ ss snss S ss rs
suddenly thus ripping out the bottom OF se o'.eh
asei NJ james 81. b fs: meat worthy
s ssss .S one s s, Su NJ
che .ss s. the % 49, S ST sS s 's es a S
eo.ch except esve who eOuns hsss and foot
s..ss se.s i: S1S
is, Place bs EdmsSds Wissss and Fpps. Of were
b ss ,ssSs hear aud set
bossi, Pess.sors and sstised that
shoush badly HE injuries not e produce
serious resuils
FROM KASsAs-A delegation of 10 Shawnee and Del.-
ware indians Territory Of Ksrsss s ed In TIL,
ealrdsy evening and put uH the ssson h9vss They
IpSp Asen,s e in the lt evening Tor Washington
Thew 40 for the Of nskns
treaty sbout ceiling aDd and 70 snssc some other
bprsss IN relation their vsrr The ncaps asa e sppes
Of stout athletic but they much ttsnsd
,s:' 4Sy ';s s'
The from the latter city tChe,so Ifiprne itta
HoRRIBLr TRAeEDY-The citizens of Elizabeth City.
were quite startled yesterday mopa BY the
trsfdy in their midst Mr. James Parker who f'r
months past has bees VISITED with Temporary sbsai0n, OF
eeloek shot his vile through the brain kng Der
ksy ssbsd Of the house sb0t bis hors ard
ef the sins dead BY
the eide Of h msrSsfcd wife The weapon the death
Dc slss revolver. iHerfels We News April 20
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poARD OF EDUCATION.

At the regula, meeting oil TINS b,sro, ne'9 y" sy
ana fs'tyfour Comms'isnes -o,s
mr. ,hs scboo Officers of the Twelfth Ward for an ap
,,s,tsn fer we sa9sl No Essy s.
60 ss and ssse" wss School Ne q
erssiss on school oaeeIs rbssnh Ward i9r .aeor5
s s9 ,, new .sisna Gisnsd or bs oo s.teeets
Sp II 10 Com ADD
soo or e School ocs5' ITsnty sy w.ssf ara &c co
shi.s on Sizes and School Houses
ro, # u Jones scu,otor inviting the Board TO visit
- be %. H % ' 81 Of & city tie
w,,hDs.er Monument In,its'ion seceP'es'
BY Mr. PBILLIPs-That so much OF the l3h sec5los o.
the Common Schools 10 ins CITY Of y"
tior he nsd Committee the Coure Of sspo'
suy practicable plan for carrying inc 'a 'H'' '"''
b. Dr. BrADrr-That the President and Clerk Of thus
,hs erlssys isr Fund for 1888 sPpor'ned
By Mr. PnIIps-That much of the 18Th section Of
Of =. . Of se. t. a. r.s tho
ss,. 20 report " ss' as possible plan i0' '
~ Mr. WIsT~7hat the salary of r. S. Hart, Assistant
sls,i Board be sper year from the LIST OF April ~
By Mr. sTiIIMaSThat the Clerk of this Bo.,d be re,
qsed provide msp Of 'be City Of VII we
BY Mr. W1TrRBuRYThnt the Clerk re1nest te Cn al
nan Of the Boards the several v.c' 70 'nrnen nm
VIII t Of the school The teacher. employ Cd
N n
Of hat mon the cert iuieeseJ ssr d4J calse
the nsrua for The present ysar 70 = 90 he Commit
BY Mr. WHEELER-Ihat De reierred 20 uie HV,n i.
~ an s,l,,i 20 ~ be of the City Superintendent
end b ,s,sois and also AZ 0 y, I.e Also 10 s.csran
Ia a. az he Clerk Of this Board his assistants dePu-
% or either Of th mould be either increased or ,n
report 10 this order that the same may be h'
manual norrs
or ibe Executive Committee on the Free Academy,
Tbs, his Committee recommend Bosrd Of Edu-
.ip ,ns The pese Bachelor Of arts be conferred on tue
trrpos under direction OF the Executive Com nittoe
ts ui,ted with Instructions to report FORM Oh
E,ed That the Executive Committee tho Free Academy
he cause be engraved suitable dies FOR striking the
psJss which are or may b. 70 Is s%ssasp ~
ne unlss- tho ounoes OF such medals SHAH prefer TO
psy be ssp.r Of such di's This ws. sa.psd, o,.,
Of endiDg tse paymeB-AdoPej
Ofhe hst " 600 he pproph
ISopfeo the Normal Schools relative to
Normal Schools recommending forms
~uh r..oluon deolarins that William hontsith Il CON
p.sione, Of Schools for the Jwenteh Wnd a. the
me- the table be printed OF the Commit
School Houses In favor of app,oy9s plans t
bouse Forty ouIthst Twenyseond Ward Adopted
COMMITTEES ?. 20 ~ oans sa"a
By Mr. WATERBURY-Of the Select Commute, an
by the Legssture of further 70
sTSsrsd to be printed in the joorna al.
The report OF the Select Committee relative to one o
which Ward School No located was taken nom 'oe
The reuori OF the Select Committee relative TO the Of
Set tof 1850 TO the City Charter on me aeot
Of be Board Educon taken from the table and recon-
Ihe rerort of the Select Committee so much of The
p,,S.p, A6dr, az r.s division and classic alton of tn
the table .,,,, ,.. -. 9, .,o,o,,,
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Earairlrs NJ PRO lucr

Receipts OF Pro iuos. ...APRIL q.
B. Ere Ea as5s6 btu Flour III ptsI Batter so HosI .
bales y col
b n AeriA r., e. Bergo5 ~ bts Foar yin. wsnty
81 60 Cheese, IS siss Il sshsr Ftls Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

Call Bis Sofs his magnificent CELERY
5a RIosSHay dssu.ueoypss taken st other
place Cloudy weather all the a Rooms Of access
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Roots DaguerfeOtypes OF Children give great sats-
con They resy gems Of the being natural a.stic,
sId rich in Gallery No $50 Broadway corner Of
Frsnk.nst.
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fAdyeItisement.l

NEw.YoRK HOTEIs-The St. Nicholas, Metropo
liar Prescott and Cosnore Hotels ell within half boil
the ses pe.ueneotpe establishment 20 $40 Broadway. East
aide. STsrgen sboEls SO there y all means
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

TEA. TEA, TEA-JO DEALERS IN IEA.-S0uch0ng,
Ooon the fom ~ add gh later leom ~
r, pound upward ohr varieties auay low oowh'tsnd-
pTces Can Tea Company No Us Chah,nst
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Gas, Gas, GAS chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Of
uo6ern antique dsyr- Will be found the m.ans
ina deP Of Arete Warner Co No SIS Brosaey rhs ,sslt
in Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

LAST OF THE CIRAFFEs LAST or TIE OLD
To-day positively the last appearance Of those beaa
tia, II hsh graceful CRATES bnhums Museum They
10 OF for the summer perhaps return Tonight posi-
the last Barnums Of the moral dram. o. toe
ora Brevey closes ninth successful week The choice
cenedy Of he HoneJ 20 be p,yed hi, afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

We are in possession OF q communication from Hans
Ven sps. respectable eiz.o Of Commrnpsw coatsals
dsvovs Of tne Authorship of be1
columns yesterday his signature We chronicle h
pleasure aud good opnion Of the orhy Old s
His utgss Tins bsinx made the
TIE sins OF .sr.Et and his srbbns h3g
hi. bly, vru0ls vii LArGiy bear prinG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

The Great Uncle Toms Cabin is to be per-
.d 81 the National ibis afternoon aud the beautiful
new Drsns THE Of ee Or The Child Of Frazer In tue
evening Do MT fail paying the National q visit
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The CRYSTAL Palace TWorId Fair) Medal /


stt., e. ysgHd p I O. s onasS NO is inst.
tAdverti.eruentl
The Crystal Palace (WOrld Fair Medal is Roots
uiissLih Prize Call biz ~os his magnificent gallery
No $50 BosS"sy Cr,yos dasutneoype ssea At p' oher
tAdyertissmsntl
Roots Daguerreoypes OF Children give great salts
. 3 IT.. I I:S ' r o G si No. u.s. Ba%
Frsuklns.
NEwYoRK HOTEIs-The ST. Nicholas, Metropo-
.p Prescott and CO.HOts HG,s ar: all within half sbo1 Of
,ies siI,rssr sbOsis 50 there ~ all means.
fAdyerti.ementl
LAST OF THE GRAPES LAST or TIE OLD
& II feet hh ana graceful Grsa,s at Isnams au.en They
e "a f.. q. ., ss =. nssi 90 ii.In d
o B'ss @ ss py.d his .eaoou Inc
TAdvertIssn,eptl
The Great Uncle Toms Cabin is to be per.
formed the National Thss'e his ,ernGOn and the Sesnf.
DrsDs Of The Sea Of Zee o. The csd Of Prayer tue
evening Don't fail PsyiOs the National visit
TAsyer,isameu,I
To DEALERS IN PATENT MEDIcINss.-Dr. Tobias's
Venetian Lniaent Depot removed NO s. cogrsad..s It
SsS. sos: ft SIost 1 % p.
fA8ver.emeo.
COUNTRY RAMBLEs.-ThOse desiring the ability to
eeh ron nature 10 the most r,pd and pleasant system
spTy nnsdssy At Mr Wood. Ac.d.my .s BrO.d.s
Advertisement
TIE Holy CrTY.-The rarest objects OF Art to be
seen in Ne. those lid whole plate dsgueneotyps
view. Mount 05e Bethlehem Nazareth, Mount
2on obtained By ibe artist direct from tao 4mersan
Roots open No S65 Broadway Adns
Rooms u CayoE aAsuerrsoypes tskea At
other place.
IAdyeItis-naent
SQUARE PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO LET.-TwO
Bo6oir or aphsLt P,Bo for sale oae ei75 and Size.
Z 4. Nash, No SIC Brocne-t.
fAdyertissment
BASyARDs GRORAMA-By the request Of large
sser srsot could gain sdisnes the last evening
Holy Land ard Nile viii remain I'll sunday evening nos-
fidveItisement
WORTH HAVING There can be nothing more pleas.
lbs than diocs ard faithful Dsgnerotype sns Of
tepd iu such portraits AIKEN daily 81 No SIS Broadway,
Esst SIDE, between Spring and Pr.rees's
Internationally
We in possession OF COMM uni cation from Hans
yen sprsel rspe>able ciz-p Commrnipsw
Authorship
columns yesterday bis signature We chronicle biz
na plssre aud good op!non Of the worthy Old ssl
His Indignant Tins bsinx made
the Of euik and his serbbog th3agh
h.hl 'irsuous, VII kArGiy bear prinG
Gas, Gas, GAs.-Chsndeliers and Gas Fixtures, Of
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COUNTRY RAMBIEs.-ThOse desiring the ability to
o rapid and pleasant system
before leaving f,' their erc1rsions shouf
sprly Immediately Mr. Woods Academy No ~, Broadway
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tdveIfIsemenI
NORTH HAVING There can be nothing more pleas
IAeEertise uert.I

irg clear doe ard faithful DssuereOtpe Likeness Of
epd such portraits AIKEN daily 81 No 5 Bro.1w,y
"a SIDE, between Spring and Prrce-s's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

An address will be delivered by the Rev. Charles L.
B,.e. Secretary Of the Chdens Ala soeey In tbs Rstse'
Church on Sunday evening next At u o'clock saSee'- The
Children Of The Poor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

The HOLY CrTY-The rarest objects OF Art to b.
seen in Net. York lid whole plate dasaereotyp
views IF Jerusalem, Mount Oge Bethehsn Nazareth, Noun
Zion obtained By artist direct from the 4morica
Coris Jerusalem ,sh' Of them Is ~orths a.Js jOa,ney
Roots open No S5 Broadway Adn
Rooms easy Of CayOE aAsuersoypes iskea
0 other place
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BAyvARD's GRORAMA-B BE- the request Of large
ssie Of person could gain the last evening
Holy Land ard Nile Will remain I'll sunday evening tnor
roel. Exhibition this afternoon At O'clock also
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fAsvertissmen'l

Ven .n Lnment No g. Courtlsndtst IL
other the OF coughs
uvraps throat frosted feet snd pains ia tho limbs
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SQUARE PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO LET.-Two
Booir or apsht PsDo for sale One e75 and Size
z 4. Nash No SIC Brocrnest
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XroIrRr ASSAULT UPON WoNAS-Onioer Murphy
Of ihe bird District Police yesterday arrested rhom Ry ~
vie in the most tu'a n.uner The tn'tuni,sf
r,ed ship vith which he stack
The sre i0je he severely that fard
qrences az lie ooked await the
IL z,ies inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-22

THE FFrH WARp.--At the Democratic Primary Meet
irRu The Ffh Ward on Thursdy sish Mr. John Waits
Alderman to s Tho oeeisoned BY the dsb
ef DR. Mori.s. y
CIRCUIT CoURr Tho Calendar for Monday, April ~
embraces Nos 50 to N. both Inclusive tr
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
S25 Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 4ih nl
- July last, Negro Girl named JANE, aged
about - years. She is black. heavy set, OF ar
dinarY height. s,oops forward little when walk
ing fast, aud Is irce spoken. She was formerly
owned BY Mr. James Johnston. Of Alamance, aud
her mother isnow owned by John 1'rolingcr, esq.
and she is probably lurking in Alamance county.
The above reward will be given ior her sppre-
hension aud delivery 10 me. near Leasbuig. cas-
well county, for her eOHiinsment in any Jail 80
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
November 2. IT, 90
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01

1os eAtaushtis ~ tht NUMBER OF ear
; without regard 10 the size. II Is
pretty well ascertained fact, that Al
most IN the same proportion in whic
the number is increased, the size of IN
ear IS reduced. should prefer nei
ther the soft gourd seed. nor the har
HINT corn; but a sort of medium be
tween. combining in one the adyantag
es OF both. with small cob and Ion,
grain. Seed from the butt end of IN,
ear are much TO be preferred, reiectin,
about one third. from the smaller end.
After closing my essay. il occurred I,
me that the Sariag Of Fodder was ),
intimately connected with the culture
Of corn. that il might be expected that
! should say something on that subject
! suppose | should hardly be excused
Tor forgetting an old friend. ESPECIALLY
by those who may differ with me,) bui
! would gladly strike it from the cata.
lngue, as | have no doubt that more in
jury is often done the corn crop, by in
ludlcious stripping Of the blades from
the stalk. than the whole crop Of fodder
Is worth after it is saved and hope
that the day is not distant, when sub
stitute shall be provided, in form of
hay, made from the pea or some of our
southern grasses. which shall save the
planter from this most unpleasant part
OF his work, the corn from the chances
OF damage from such indiscretion, and
give US for our stock better article of
tood. itisindeed questionable, wheth.
er the grain of the corn does not suffer
injury IRON this operation at any time
when there Is sufficient greenness left
IN the blades to make good fodder.
As, however. We have not vet sub.
stltute, will offer some suggestions as
TO the time and manner Of saving this
crop.
The blades should never be stripped
until the shrinkage of the grain his
taken place then they may be pulled,
aud either spread in the row, or hung
~ small lunches on the stalk to dry.
The latter is perhaps preferable. as It
dries nearly as soon, and is better pro-
iected in the event of rain. In about
thlrty.six hours il is generally sufii,
cientiy cured .ebe bundledand stacked.
II should be put into bundles in the
evening, when slightly damped by the
dew, or in the morning, as the dew is
drying of. II Is then fit for stacking.
IL the fodder has been well cured.
it is best to put up in large double
stacks, as less surface is exposed to be
damaged by the rains. But if not so
well cured as to make this safe, let the
stacks be made single. containing eight
Or ten hundred pounds. Ii sunshine
should be scarce, pretty good iolder
may be saved with only half days
sun, by putting into small bundles,
IN single stacks, and in day
Or two, when it heats, pulling down
ind exposing to the air when as soon
Is It cools, il may be re.stacked, and
will keep safely and make better fod-
der than that which has been exposed
o the rain.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
SPEECH OF
Hon. George E. Badger,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
On the Nebraska Bill.
Delivered in tho Senate of the United States,
February Is, 1854.

Delivered IN the Senate of the United States,
February Is, 1854.
Mr.. BADGER. Mr.. President, like
nv honorable friend from Massachu.
sets, Mr.. Everett, ] had strong, and
to my mind, insuperable objection to the
substitute to the bill as 1t was originally Y
reported to the Senate, upon the ground
that thoughtit did not effectually pro.
vide for maintaining the public faith of
the nation towards the Indians, and
their possessions, within the bounda-
ries of these Territories. Like him, 1
felt, and feel, that every measure, not
only of justice, but Of kindness and
consideration. should be extended to
the remnants of those men who were
originally powerful and warlke; who
once possessed large portion of the
original States Of the Union but who
now, dwindled in number, and enfee-
bled in power, have. under our autho-
rity. been gathered upon this territo-
ry.west of the Mississippi, far from the
original homes of their ancestors, un-
der guarantee that they should not
be dispossessed of their new possess
sions.
| thought the substitute as originally
reported did not, in effect, provide for
requiring from these Indian tribes
free and voluntary consent, before ter
ritorial governments should be estab-
lished over them. Not doubling at
all that it was the intention of the hO-
norable chairman who reported this
bill, and of the committee at the head
of which he is. to afford such guaran-
tees for free consent on the part of the
Indians, and to assure to them the exer-
else Of a real free vii in determiningu up.
on the question. still thought that, as
the bill stood, there would be no qua.
ranty to accomplish that purpose. II
thought. and | still think, that, if we
suppose these territorial governments
established, and the Governors of the
Territories respectively made ersoefcio
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
! EMovAL.
]. ] FREELAND & som,

4 RE opening their Fall Stock OF Goods ia
their New Building. one door East Of DR.
SchOol6eld's Drug Store, where they invite iheiI
customers TO rail- and examine Cor themselves.
Country Trade. Of every sort usually brought
70 this market. will be taken in exchange fol
Goods.
Persons Indebted to Us will please call and
seule by the end Of the yrsr. as we intend 10
make this standing rule Shon settlement,
make long fr,ends."-
November l6. 1883. IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
Fall Trade, 1853.
s. D. sCHDDLFlEID,
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer, in

Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Peyiu-
mery, Cigars, faaey Articles, &C..
Is now Iecriving the largest aud most selec,
u Stock That he has ever offered Ia the Trade,
which he will sell on as reasonable terms any
o her establishment in .iiddle ol Western North
Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants. aud Farmers,
are cordially insilsJ To cal! aud rSanin. The qua
lily aud prices, we delermeJ 10 make i, TO
tleiI interest 10 buy "i u.
0iJers sent will be filled promptly, neatly pack
ed, and forwarded with despatch.
0rders amounting 10 .:5 OF upwards, we will
deliver Tree Of charge 10 any distance under TWEEN
ty-li.e miles.
September ~, 1853. 04-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
A Hint in Time.

A III. those indebted TO the firm of ]. M. & j.
= II. PARISH, will, without delay, come for
ward aud settle their notes and accounts hy cash
as no longer indulgence can he given. They
will find their accounts, &c. in the lraiids Of JAS
IL. Parish. who will be pleased on every occa-
sion TO settle. 4 hint to the wise is sufficient.
j. NJ. & J. I'll PARISH.
Parishvillc, Orange, Jan. l3. 10
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
JUST RECEIVED,

RY 4. G. MURDOCH, Large Lot Of u Rea-
- dy-iaadc Clothing, such as. Frock
aud Dress Coats, Over Goals, Panialoons, Vests,
&c, Of various kinds Of materials, and Of fashion
able cut. Call and 4ee..
November 80. l.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
Land for Sale.

e@gss. OFFER for ale large Tract OF
esS2 Land in Person county, just over the
sfsS northern Orange line.
1s3SEA As body OF upland, il is inferior
to none "a The middle part of this state. The
open lands are we'll enclosed. and in good heart
the { rest linls are heasily nmbared, and al well
waIered.
On The lands are a variety Of substan.a. i'm
provenents- dwelling Houses, Wheat and To-
bacco Barns, Saw sal Ifist Mllls-in perfect re-
pair.
Il will be sold IN parcelsto suit any purchaser.
PAUL g. CAMERON.
Siasvile r. D., Orange. Nov. "a. 0nf--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
THE way TO SAVE MONEY.

IF you owe I.oNG & WEBB, either by No;c
I or Account, call and settle. This notice must
be attended 10.
January 2. 1851. Is
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01
WANTED, IN THE COACH SHOP.

fI,IiE subscriber win give constant employment
aud liberal wages to good Coach Painter
and Trimmer, and Body Maker, to work mort
" on light work.
Address the subscriber at HilIshorough, n. G.
A. e. MURDOCH.
January 25. 30
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-03-01

% iGHT AWAY. in exchange for nsw Good.
~ 500 safds of woolen leans.
soot.. colOred Plsin sors Iiassys.
$40 :. shile Do.
500 = Of Tow and Cotton colh.
400 :. of Blue-Striped Cotton Cloth.
200 psis.pf Wool Socks.
200 lbs.homs-.Pun Shoe Thread.
LONG g. WEBB.
COTTON. siiherin The .-sd or picked. housh,
~ by LONG & WEBB.
September s6. o.