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NOTICE.

vlNHE undersigned, having qualified as Admi.
i nisiIator on the estate OF DANIEL. TUR-
RENTINE, decd. at November Term. 1854,
of Orange County cour. hereby gives notice To
all persons indebted To said estate to make i'm.
mediate payment; and 10 all having claims
against the estate, to present them, properly au.
thenticaIcd, within the time prescribed by law
or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their 70
covery. w.
NELSON p. HALL, Admir-.
December I, 1854. 65-3w
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NOTICE

4 LII persons inishlsd 10 he eraie a e.
IA AuEL NEyILI.. dcosss<d. pill n,sks
paJ2<al lasedislely 10 he un5enisns5. zhs
~1- dais sPpc<ased bis Adnis.sr~sor ~iss sbs
all snnetsd II Nes<nb>r Ususss Geuns AID
An prfsons having elsims sxsiaa ths estate = ii
pies~ prrseni them 70 him. sf ials soiice vii b<
fiesdeJ IL bsf Il tk<ir recovery.
JOHN w. CARR. Adm'r. Sc.
Nos. IS. ls3s. ca %
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NoTIcE

THE ond<l.isned. having qaslihed ~ No.
= srnl<r Term. 1854. Of Orange cssaly
Court. - the Administrator Of Mira. NARY
PATTERSON. deeesl<d. herehy gives natiev
10 sl Errssns inJrl&ed 10 ihe estate 10 mxke ins-
medists payment 70 him; snd 10 al Psrs n.
having eiainss ssxina the e-issr 10 piesens them
siiilin The tsme prescribed BY lsw 90 this pvsiss
viii he pirsdrd in bar 81 flrir 1esorery.
WM- N..PATrERS0N. Admir-.
Nos. 2sth. 1854. ca So
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RlsMAlLls SCHOOLS

Graham. N. c., Nov. 9Th, 1854.
M rs. Angeietta Ray, assisted by COM
~ petent Teachers, will open School for
The thorough cduca,ioon Of Young Ladies in
Graham, on Tuesday the I'd day Of January,
1855, and she hopes, by strict attention paid to
the morals Of the pupils entrusted 10 her care, 10
make j. school worthy Of the patronage of pa
rents residing III Graham and the surrounding
country.
RErEREScEs.--Rcv. A. G. Hughes, George
Hurdle, esq. Robert Hammer. John Scott. DR.. d.
A. Montgomery, L. NJ. Holt, Alexander Mebanc,
Giles Mebane.
For information as to price of Board and Tui.
ton, address Mrs. Ray, Graham, N. e.
Nov. 30. Ga 4w
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Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
Plantations. SC. &c.
NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODS
AND PRETTY GOODS!

THE subscribers are now receiving q lsrg
and varied assortment Of now
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the iop roies now
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies' will find, with other articles, the fol-
lowing
Plain, Brocade and Plaid silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood Del.aines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Alpacas,
Cashmcres and Mouselin DeIains;
Also, French Embroideries and Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigolcttcs and Mohar Head Dresses, &c.
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
veslings Of all qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Moeskin Dress Hats. new style,
Wide-Awake. Know Nothing, and Nova.
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shawls, &c.
They invite attention Ia their stock Of Negro
Clothing, I.inseys, Kerseys, Brogans, Leather,
Blankets and Flannels.
The Ladies will find new Winter Bonncts,
(Coored Straw and Lawns, and new style Rib
bons to dress the new or redress the old ones.
]. g. TURRENTINE q SON.
October l6. 5S-
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NOTICE

rHE undersigned. having qualified as Adj
-mnisiralor ON the estate OF MIS-. DELLA
SMITH, decreased, al November Tenn. 1854,
Of Orange County Court. hereby gives notice TO
all persons indebted TO said estate to make i'm.
mediate payment; aud 10 all persons having
claims against the estate. to present them, pro-
perry authenticated, within The time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar VI
their recovery.
JONES WATSON, Admir-.
December l, 1854. 65-Sw
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
LEvIN 0ARMICNAEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAlLUR,
MOULD respectfully intern his friends and
" the public, that he has just opened fine
Stock Of Goods In his line, selected with great
care by himself in the city Of New York, which
for beauty taste and excellence, he thinks Willis
found TO equal, il they do not surpass, any which
have before been offered in this place. They con.
sst Of every variety Of articles usually kept in
Merchant Tailor's Shop,
viz: superior French and English Cloihs; Plain
and Figured French Csssimers; Satin and SILK
Plush vestings, both figured and plain; Shiris,
with the latest French bosoms; Cravats, Neck
Ties, &c. Also a we'll selected assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, such IS
Dress Coats, Over Coats, Vests,
Plantations, Sc. sc.
His friends and the public generally, are invit.
ed to give him call, as he iecIs confident he can
please in style, qualify and p rice.
or The --latest FASHIONS are reported 10 him
monthly from two fthe most fashionable Cite,
in the world; aud his Goats will be cut and
made up so as to compare both 10 taste and beau.
~ with any made IN any city in the Union, eli.
ther North or South.
He also promises the public that he will take
pleasure in Cutting and Making work IN every
style that may be desired.
October "a. So
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SALE OF LAND.
HANDS WANTEDI

A NUMBER Of Hands are wanted immcdi-
- stely for working the streets in the Town
Of Hillsborongh. for which the highes, wages
viii I've given. Application must be made TO The
Town Clerk by Monday next, the llth instant.
when il il designed 10 commence the work.
BY order ofthr Commissioners.
+. A. HEARTH, L. Clerk.
December 4. 65-lw
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Five Cents Reward.
N OTICE.

4 PPLICATION will be made by citizens Of
n Hillsborough.. at the present session Of the
Legislature, for an .act to restrict the County
Court in granting licenses TO retail spirits in the
town Of Hllsborougb, so as 10 confine such H.
censes to such persons only as may be recon.
mended by the Commissioners Of The town; and
further, to authorize the Commissioners to Inn
pose tax upon all such retail establishments
not exceeding Fifty dollars.
November 2lst, a654. 63--
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Bethesda Female Seminary.
YsHE next session Of this srhsoI viii al~n
the s~eoDd Monday lssh day Of January
nrrf. TIE same frsehers will ronlinue is The
ssh"oL They sfeibo,h good Trsehefs Of Ms-
SIC.
The piice Of h,srd 10 $50 Tor .ession ofswen
" one werks.
JOHN II. PICKARD..
November 24lh. 1854. 65-
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Sealed Proposals

Sealed Proposals
IVILL y srcslrs5 ns.lil Ne issh e Dsrrm.
w b<r. 81 ne brrk and carpeniefs "a alk
q sA< shsfs q de Nsxsh tsssl.Bs Esll Road
Confsns. 3 ik< cranxy Of Alsmance. sf.sui
three m<ses ~esf 81 Cfzhxsn. Th< hsirk Hssk
~iil smoani 70 sbs1s gws milAon< fss hundrrd
lbauszsd hFirks- Place a The beildinxs ssh hs
seen in his Ezrsers's al = in RsleisA.
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engiasrr n. q. Rrilrosd Con.
Raleigh. Nov. lllh. is54. e3-sw
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9e-charier The Slate Bank. PISSED lis
irsi rsading. and uas referred 10 he
ca1nmiltee an Banking.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

, "A r VI NOh III CAROLlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity--September Term, 1854.
Squire d. Umstead, Trustee, ct 81,
against
Elijsh Hester, Executor, Of al.
amended Biz.
III appearing to the Court. Tint Thomas Cary
and his wife Elizabeth, two Of the defe ndsnis
in this cause, reside beyond the limits Of this
State: Il is therefore, on motion, ordered by the
Court, that advertisement be made for SIX sue.
cessive weeks, in the Hisborough Recorder. mo-
tifying the said defendants Of the filing Of this
bill, and that unless they appear at the next
term Of this Court, TO be held at the couri house
in Hillsborough, on the second Monday Of March
next, and plead, answer or dsmur 10 said bill, the
same will be tsken pro eontesso and heard ss
parfe as to them.
Witness, o. F. Long, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, Al Office in Hilkborough,
the second Monday Of September, 1854.
o. F. LONG, g. &M.K.
November 10. Price adv. s4:5o.l oa--6w
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court OF Law--Scptember
Term, 1854.
Thomas Hastings j.. rs. Mary E. Hastings.
Petition for sD;rmee.

N this care II appearing that q copy Of thr Pc.
= iition aud subpoena were issued 10 the de-.
PENDANT, in manner as by the s,atuie in such ca
ses is required, and The return thereon being Ell.
ecuied on the said Mary 4. Hastings, and that
second subpoena was also issued, and like re-
turn made, and proclamation being made At the
cour house door by the Sheriff for the said de-
PENDANT to appear and answer, az commanded BY
the subpoena, and the defendant failing to sppear,
Il Is ordered BY the Court that publication for
three months be made Ia the Hilsborough Recor-
der for the said Mary Z. Hastings to appear si the
next term Of this Coun to be held in HilIsborough.
on the second Monday IN March next, then and
there TO plead. answer or demur TO the said Pc
tition, otherwise the same will be heard er parfe
as TO her, and Judgment pro eonfesso will DO
granted against her.
Witness, James Gill, CLERK Of Out said Court,
at Office, the second Monday of September, A..
d. 1884.
JAMES GILL, csc.
November 90. 63--Sm
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Thursday. December z.
In the Senate, Mr.. Fisher, from the
committee on Internal improvements,
to whom was referred the report OF the
N. G. Rail Road Company, reportod a
resolution authorizing the Treasurer
forthwith to pay over to the Treasurer
OF the Company the balance OF the last
half million Yet due on the State SUBJ
scription to the capital stuck Of said
company. The resolution passed us
three readings, ami was ordered to be
engr0ssctl.
Mr.. FenneI introduced a bill to re-
charter the Cape Fear Bank. Referred
to the committee on Banks, and order
ed to be printed.
Mr.. Glaham's bill concerning a Con-
yentioli, came up as the special order
but on his motion it was postponed
and made the special order for Monday
next, at II o'clock.
The bill to establish new county
by the name Of Polk, passed its third
reading. and was ordered to be engros-
sed.
In the Commons, Mr.. ID. r. Caldwell
introduced a bill to incorporate the
Peoples Bank Of North Carolina. II
was referred to the committee on Bank
ing.
Mr.. Phillips introduced a bill to a
mend an act concerning the duties oil
Turnpike and Plank Road Companies
Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced bill tc
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AEHn.ssiaNA

her~A~ iAr nrsins ~ ths eiiiS "a.
90" f'ha' [,
Eriai a-Husaespnn' ef'so "a men,
M'a
@'AF
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~TGLE7RAPHIC REPORT.
IOR TnE BrEALn.
~. VI. CHASE. DprTaior.
NV loHK, March J., G. = !

NV YORK, Narri J., q. = NJ.
FLorH-Brncr f.rling exhibited
IN our Market Tor Western and State
earl} ia the hay bar lLe arrival Vi The
Steamer with lai,r ra hrrkel Lu.-
nc--. Holder, have lp,n OBLIGED ia
m'Ar -on- roacr-.,un 10 make -ale..-
~ ihr decline lacrc na- better bu.i.
rr'- du.as ioreNpft. Condition quiet.
7a7as 90 Salc- Wc.r,m Canal g..
goo .arrl,. : ~ q > % fur common
10 sool Slate 81 "a 3 ~ ior Mich
ieuu. ladiana sirl Ohio
Nfwa.-Addlional By the Andes.
The second edition Of ibe Hesod pub.
l.hel the foiioaing pri,rc Dispatch,
autographed from Pari.. where IL af.t
appeared in the Deba'e..
Con.iauliuoplr, Jan. 2sh1-On The
lia--.aa squadron roe, ing Intelligence
that ihr combined fleet. bal iei the
BLrk sra AMI roilmrI 10 CONSTANT
upflr, fac Of ihe itu--iaa frigair, Dot
90 sea and procrrlel 10 Chef Kali.
where llio3 attacked ihe fon bot witb-
on mach s1rs,, a. they we're Obliged
10 sheer oT 10 roa-rqp.n-e ofthr warm
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Maf. WThHLoS uuld lfhf '.,l
LaA,e- g. hrf rllng syrup, ~ 'h''
ins. II vui give inBlsiilir fo'irG fciuf'
nstniag ii9b. making iba puee-' ~ trsitiaf
b. positively .Htr a. cgr fhf lY trht'r afl
imbisnss aaahuu-s afs -a.a al efef Nen fn
rHaa4 PasiutI-Wr tass suid fsp Nt"
ifr- VI SIR. Nfg-lra- --Hsiisf Ff mp at.
p4st ia year, aud aseF si fl b4ais- t' '
Ws believe 10 fle BET medifi1e h ths unna
dtua iosthtnf, - g. tae rufo ~ ulsrntsg
flrs To- e%siidfra, "a bsalef q anres tHm
uy Hfnar ffu.r. O. nf"s pni.st4i
aef.f hssfi asn.lsIri inu a. one Hsihs
raIi "a mratals universally asrrrih
pain 300 taafuar rfn.s o. li cs.r e
iftstra iu ,r4ssa. %rt.,si imuflisis sns
a. ffaftts iiAiir FtiN'
bmfg,sl-, So o. tlasdf -'fsrt he
Et8 o. g. a. nisA, csfhsr % Ala
Hf4ais45 rlYD4 fArL, &c. 80
Nca Yafs uENsIAW. EnH tshe
f1H rrre roli- staf. -
Ai-o if 80. o. st ritItr
Wu 10 CliTghN mIrl s. - ms COG
sna lsaaiirs r.yaswf atl 1e
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tUNGllic .JNAl
H. ~ laE

'hH 49, ~
SnyArt-lu th. $ nate, several pc
iitian- and rr. unnsir uice- against The Ne
brsGt Bil were presented. including the
resolutions of the NJ t%ssichuselts Legisla-
iure ami the reuionsir nee of Mrs. Harriet
Bsocher Stowe and eleven hundred women
OF Anloycr.
Mr.. Walker reported a bill extending
the right of pre-cmptlon To actual settlers,
winch he said would probably take the
place of the Homestead bill.
4 report was received Acquiring Alex.
Rumsey, late Superintendent of Indian
Afl,irs IN Oregon, of all chlrges made
against hun, mud a resolution directing the
settlement Of he account was passed.
The Nebraska bill was taken up, when
Mr.. Douglas said the friends of the bill
had concluded 10 close the debate ON
Tu,sdi ~, and call for a vote on the bill on
"Wednesday.
NJ Case said he had amendments to offer.
Mr.. Hunter then proceeded III favor of
the bill.
lIousE.-ln the House, this morning, the
Committee on Elections made u report. de-
cliring Jose Manuel Gilicgus entitled TO
the contested scat oi delegate from New
Mexico. Report adopted.
Mr.. Appleton presented the Mhsslchu-
sets l.egislituro resolutions against the
repeal Of th' VI ssnurl COMPROMISE.
Aiicr q long spu bible over a land bill,
the House went into Committee IN the
Private Calender.
Whrn tn committee rose ih' death of
Genera Armstrong " "a announced. where
upon the Hons adIournrd To Monday to
ouible meinbprs 10 an nd the funeral Of
IA i c'lsrd.
SE>ArE.-Mr. Fcssendrn presented nu-
m,ruu, p titions from nne, against the
\ brtski bill.
Mr.. Cooper presented I mempaiil Of the
M Society Of Friends against the cxtcn-
sion OF Sltvcry.
NJ Brudhead presented petitions against
tn \ brlskt bill.
Mr.. Stunts resolution, directing the
Committee ON Co unercs 10 report u ~
miklng lpproprl 1tIpns for River and II irbui
lHsrly "a Ms, was Tx ~ up.
NJ. III mlIn sid, - IA re were bot f's
) n.ior' ~ r. ~, b. would like u have thf
m1iirf postponed.
NJ, Stunt ihong il there was no prob,
abil ~ Of such a bill coming iron tho
House until late ~ the season, and be- saw
no =, 'spn for the ) nitc wiring.
Mr.. Clss agreed with hs colleague
lie wis ~ favor Of such Improvements bl
Congress, sud hid radical objections II
triusi rnng that duty 10 the States, o
l'yying tom tgc duties on commerce.
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DOUGLAS NE..HAskA Gill.

THIS bill Is not inIptly called, by the
newspapers the 'bill Of lbo nin .tlons.r
~hsn Ne consider the miny Is tys IN which
1t tends 10 produce hun u sun ring.
When the people were voting for a
Democratic President, lhsy no doubt. we're
non u. md thought 10 serve III, county.
But, too late. they dud III y have &c ,u,it
a TIdtr." \ ~miioity ui Congress seem
iu'cni un dong something stlrtlng.-
spurthias unlocked, aul unc illrd for
something th,t viii creitt "A issue iinona
the p "ple. -th At pvrrsi ps CO nmon founs,
aud onnon belief. so n,ihins TINT will
appear bpld by is r'cki -sn -.
Tn y act as # might INSIDE night, and as
hthare VS. 10 call upon "a "a n protect
tn SO 1 giin-t the strong,
Nlt only do ia ltil, az nv IN power
d. n'ihin. to aid ii, oppr ss',l, bat tbs
seem tuxiiu' u eSt,nltht ,rctof y livery.
ami show ia wodd III I unlng RepubH.
ctn l.. 'gislitprs "eyey mn ht, h, prc p"
Th'rc my b. tyriuny 4 public, nj
ths gfituIiuus ~ ins 20 u ~ ~ b.. 4 long
step taw ,ris i.spo isn. WA Is r.
Puhlic worth Shich Is . Rad "a by -itg uy.
ami where all pnhlc qu sim, are con.
troiled by II ive po~er.
w nov feet III loss Of ~ b.tsr and
Clay the sen,tr. ani }. AItns in ia,
lioa-e. when ihs great O. a.. ,re %,
The ihtie Gims st iha house 90 Gre.
Bot these delad.d men must be put
night By the ps'pie, or better mn elected
IN their stead.
NJ. Holly, 20, 9Th, 1854.
-Thena Is frce 10 the slowing remark
m'd" by a Washington correspondent:
I'D the soath believe that the n,s,,ge
Of The Aebnsra Bhl, vould increase the
sEitdin 81 the Slavery question ana oil.
ma ly iead % ,he REPEAL n ne camp.o.
m'sa 81 i-0 ih-y voald by no 10. .uc.
Or ibs nrps9i % the Cauprssnis Of is10
% take place. The Impression u lha re-.
verse. TAeg iook upon this measare Al.
N'thern measure, sni one -blrh voullbe
sairf cigy 20 nee North S,idaS u,h,~n
seniof WIN asked By ansh-r s u' -rn
Aeoa'eF 70 unite WITH hHa IN Imposing u,e
't- Where nyoar Norm Tln --Aens
y pHopased by "a c,u.s.itte ~ ss..b ,b-
"a l'y ore .IaabeW mea. a5toc sea B..
70 ohtrrsn a A60Asoa nan. preihy "a.
fresdaat d .Nsrilera ann. o. a- as
b. SHORE b Che Norh a. ss.,a.u u. tn5
~ iaes Az lie sousL ~ sA.l he doomed
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Baldntss Positively tnrcd .
ieN iHsOAfA

AMERICAN nAm Rrs ORATIyr IL "ai'
wonder nfthr ssc. Perhaps np article sf'f u'r.
the ,.ihlie b. rsrtttrd with gfrafet favor tlha
an. ,rr-on. Bald of nr, uius ~ have puI q" ie
article o. b, fsiiJ ssu nod
81 Asrut. sfo sath5dtsd - ris" ~ni'' I.
,u,-.. ifDreleund, pnrs e. bo agreed Hfou
"a. ~ HlKT spN, hr
C.E.FfrnER s. 90. PryHs'of.'
N..E -lgelar.t cisyelaHd OBJ
90. ono ultf lpfh tue'
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ue years sga msag stf eAag teL liw
f1hst disa saiasns = .ls b. aas bu, .
sasa Her h. " srtssi b ihs "a. a
sasl m g 10 s.lt est pofi-s nag q lt
aaaL q u,al fu ava
tansls mlca Aa, nt
if a ~ tug aHt et
So ta3 pa1rae uuf wis
uus sai uahaaisa a, ha
frvni Esf Ata us fa
C-.si ialusw on s. rsa lo.a q boa
fsad iss sa in hu pial Sts'e
lftnai. -h-re he irnu iias fp time eu
lofcd n,arl u Co. highesi ohcs 10 the
GO af tas p,3gis sHi Slite, judicial ana
P4Hcai The tilsar NJ a. glass msn.
Heuei SO d4ns 90 ia,se faiscj iam
- hi.h ~ = Ga 70 sivs stii Dat especial
lF iu t,e town where he aa. born snd I'd
soltcd. thlt ihey BIG 20 90 bf rrodiui huu
a. s'rsar m,u. oai ! unnS th- Wuifs
fe--sHIefs sui Democrats ~ al sais.
both bard - .il-d, saA sielled AMI Gi'.
fot.l. sad | kn1s tioW many u,s.r SORTS,
htre fnn8 mn "a sdppry f.liaS 10 hnile.
fhy will OIL g wall rsqHiu moro than
SimH~ln's sestn rrrrn sHhs 90 hold han
fsai. - su.i foe ans length 81 tms lron
breaking down aud over sll bounds sni
e'.up-omis-s on the linz Of }j.ll sci up hy
eaf fith .r. ~lth ui c,a. i ct tha south,
wafo ih.u oas.taira of q ccntay ago to
prevent TIE sunse. of S.lysv from oy lr-
wb,lans 90 Ms N1uh. spying % 81 w.
~ 10 his bound ihan m yc.t CON
but ~ fariter. aHl hsr sadl tay proud
waves b. stayed. Tasss C~1np'on,ss
Bounds were set 50 many ycIrs ago. that
To- North began to think IN land marks
wsre sure anl uunIv,lhl, It mo- Do
shouId lo,ss nonc but tbr prt clunrl hy
the South by night of pos, sl "a, yet 80 q
swept by a lash, or ny.ii6 u anl mad 30
sippsry ia1t lh North cin htrily hold on
90 10 cn upalIisi boaRt. exp ct NJ cyary
miWrut a IN e mty 2 ih-n Oh. Tn
Moth b " not knbwn tee nna va -. or
ia meins hn~ tins bounl has hten ahro-
gtiaI, but ih y are told by IN iitir Giant
D. h1s brcn dom. Thy are hop ing how
ever that Tins mod IN SunPs son nay by The
Importantly Of his Oh 'cf Dsiiiah vt diyulgo
ihe rfat Of has great strength and be
mndc 10 rrpuse on tn lap Of power until
bis seven Jocks Wtrr shOfn wherein his
great strength lttih, giving dne tine for
thu 'nEnrers Of ia North to repair the
br'lche. AMI lhe strong mtn armed Ia be-
cu.ue wctk like oihsr mon. For thus pur-
pose III North and tha " IS, aud the E,st
are aron,ing With all ttcIr str uIth {" build
again tha waste places and strengthen the
things that remain, To Ne ih great tern
tory ui Nehriski AMI 9th r. 5 cilpn, of our
whole tarntory North Of 3,.3J which are
no" 30 highly threatened with the aalul
inund 'tion OF slavery. Tia. gf at wonder
Is uita Vermont boy nov the httlr Giant
Of Illinois should attempt To op u upon US
flood gates 50 destructive to tho harmony
OF these States. 1t takes from Us all the
pride Of he origin causing tn old lovers
Oh Nlshoba to hang down their heads, for
D. a . - .
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Masonic Notice.

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