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gitude from Greenwich. Thence it pro-
cccds in straight line, running northwest,
to a point on the Colorado River twenty
miles below its junction with the Gila.
Seven millions Of dollars have already
been paid to Gen Almontc, the Mexican
Minister The remaining three millions are
not to Gp paid until the new boundary is
surveyed and established 1t will be re
mcmbercd the original treaty called for the
payment of twenty millions to Mexico. The
Senate refused to give more than ten mil
lions, and Santa Anna agreed to the terms
proffercd.-.S. +. HerdH.
, 1854-08-19
Mass Meeting in Pierce County.

The following is the result Of the delib-
orations of the mass convention at Stella
COON on Saturday last, and in connection
with the nominations made on the occasion
We beg leave TO direct attention TO the sub
ioned remarks of a correspondent in rela-
lion thereto. The Democratic Convention,
If will be borne in mind, meets on next Sat
urday.
For CoUNcIL-L. BALcH, of Pierce, and
10. MARTIN, Of King county.
FoRREPREsENrArIvEs-W H. WALLACE,
S. J. STILES, j. F. DEyoE, and JONI CAR
son of King county. ..
FoR COUNTY CoMNIssIoNERs-T NJ.
CHAMBERS, l.. A. SMITH, ROBERT MORE.
For Sherif-H Melville,
For Assessor-A. c. LOWELL
For County Auditor-P. KEAcH.
For District Attorney, Sd Jud. Dist
FRANK CLARK.
For Superintendent Common Schools
IF DEvoE.
For Justice OF Peace-W. NJ. SAVAGE.
For Coroner-WILLINGToN Bills.
For Wreck Master-L. Bills.
For Constables-WM TTDD, and GEO.
BRowN.
, 1854-08-19

p&Messrs. ENSIGN, KIRrLEY and
BtAsKExsHlr, Of this place, returned on
Saturday last from gold prospecting tour
On the eastern slope of the Cascade noun
tainss and seem satisfied of the existaDce Of
gOldiu the country traversed by them, but
express doubt as to its existence in suf-
heient quantities as to justify extensive op-
eratiOns being entered into in consideration
Of the present prices pad for labor.
.''s They report fayorabiy of progress made
on the immigrant road, upon which Mr.. f.
O. ALLEN aud party Of men, are engaged
10 Its more thorough construction, and ex-
press the belief that the expectations Of
the immigrant viii not be disappointed in
transit across the mountains. The In
dians reported the arrival Of three wagons
at Fort Wslla Walla.
, 1854-08-19
Evans & Ebey,

TTORNE VS. 4 LAW.
01ices-Olympia and Port Townsend, WI
l. N. EBET, Port JELwoOD Evans
Townsend, W. T. OLYMPIA W r.
Aug II, 1854. i9tf
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Our New SLICE OF MExIco.-The boun-
Diary line between this country and Mexico
provided by the amended treaty agreed to
by Santa Anna and ratified by the United
States Senate and House of Representa-
tives, is zig gag up and down line, pre-
senting an awkward appearance on the map.
As our readers are aware, the Government
Of the United States set up claim disput-
ed by Mexico, to the Mesilla Valley an
oblong square Of land belonging to Chihua-
hus, and bounded on the south by the par
allel of 81 52 North Latitude. The treaty
disposes Of this disputed claim by making
the boundary line commence on the Rio
Grande at 81 Al or five geographical miles
below the line claimed by the United
States, but still some FIVE miles above the
important town Of Ell Paso, which thus re-
mains in Mexico. Starting from the Rio
Grande at 81 ~, the line follows that par
aIlel due west a hundred miles, and then
turns at right angles and runs south twenty
seven geographical miles to the line of 81
90, when it again bends to the west, follow
ing that line till it reaches Ill West Lon
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MEDICINE.

NHE undersigned takes this method q k
i informing the citizens Of Olympia and .[
surrounding country, that he has opened
an oaice al the above place. for the prac- ,
tice Of MEDICINE In is various branch -
es and will hold himself IN readiness At al umfas 70
attend to any calls in the line Of his profession %
which his entire attention win b devoted iir
Ofice, two doors south Of Parkers store.
June 25, 1863. asly sli
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9ssbS-We are authorized by FRANK CLARK,
Esq, to announce the fact, that he did not
seek the nomination Of District Attorney
i0g the Sd Judicial District, by the mighty
mas. Convention above referred to. y 3
, 1854-08-19
NQOHMRCEC.
To those in want of Brick.

UNHE undersigned having burned kiln Of about
10000 brick on Dover point, n miles below Olym.
pia, and being desirous OF disposng of the same at
the earliest convenience, offers them for sale whole.
sale and retail, on terms to suit purchasers.
Specimens may be seen at the store OF Geo. A.
Barnes, Olympia, W. 7.
WELLINGTON a SALCOMB.
Olympia, August 5, 1854. 4t4s
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EX TarquiHa.

ENLOUR--i25 Sacks Chill Flour
L 100 Bills HaXa and Gallcgo.
PORK - Half bbls. clear.
HAMS Casks, Sugar cured.
BACON Cases clear Bacon
TOBACCO, SEGARS, WINES & LIQUORS.
WHITE LEAD, BOILED LlNSEED OIL, &C.. &c.
Just received and for sale by
JOHN q, PARKER, Jr.
Olympia. Aug. 3, 1854.
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PILLOW & DREW,

PlLLUW Il DREW,
Watch Makers and Jewellers,
OLYMPIA, W, T.
Il EEP constantly on hand. aud are rocciying by
IA every steamer, new and rich invoices Of
watches, Clocks and JcWelTy,
which they offer at the lowest prices.
CONSISTING OF
Gold aud silver Watches OF Every Variety,
Clocks Of all kinds, God Fob and Breast
Chains. Guard Chains, Seals, Keys
and Charms Finger Rings. of
Oregon Gold, Ladies
4 Genuemcn's
BOSOM PINS, GOLD AND SILVER THIMBLES,
Silver plated Tea and Table spoons, German
silver and Wire strengthened spoons
Butter knives & salt spoons,
Britannia Tea and
Coffee Pots.
Fca llcs, Shell, Ivory and Buffalo Combs, Accorde-
ons, Music Boxes. Britannia Casters, Pocket Cut
lery; every variety of Coral Necklaces and
Armlets Fancy Boad' for Indian trade
Fancy Bead Bags and Purses, French
Fert Mannics, &c. &c., &c.
PIl Low & DREW.
Aug. ;, 1854. lstf
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Of Washington,
King county,

Territory OF Washington, rs
King county.
To the Sheriff Of said cOahty, Greeting
TN The name of the United States, You me hereby
i commanded 10 summon Leonard n. Felker, ,n he
be found in your county, to be and appear before the
Disctrict court TO be begun and holden a Seattle N
the Aforesaid county Of King and Territory u Wash
ington on the 2sd day Of October next, At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ to answer unto William Webster In civil ac-
ton also that he appear and ae hs answer With ne
clerk Of said court within fifteen days from tho aorr
ice Of this summons, or judgment VIII be rendered
against him by default
And Of this writ make legal servee, and due mtun.
Given under my hand aud 70 which a.
SEAL fix my own prrafe seal, (fhcfe being 10
oficia seal Pgopidedl this l2fh diy of
3. IS. MAYNARD.
clerk Of District court fer King county y. ~
july IS. 1854 81, t nfs--lz. G
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

(THE LONE PINE TREE M IRONT)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..
TNHE proprietors Of this hotel having ercc.cd an A
L additional building, and completed other ex- Li
tensye Improvements, are now prepared to offer as
good accommodations and fare any hotel in our own
or neighborng territory.
The Bar will always 6o supplied with the best Liquors
and Cigars
good Stable Z. attached to the premises.
Our motto-Clcan Beds and Warm Rooms
CORLIsS 4 ENSIGN.
October !. 1853 ~
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

We have just received lot Of new types
part OF which are intended for the contempla-
ted enlargement Of the Recorder, and the others
to enable us to execute in better style Blanks
and other Job Work. Our friends will see from
this that we are in earnest in the matter of the
enlargement Of our paper, and we hope 10 re-
ccivc sufficient encouragement 10 enable us 10
do so before the meeting Of the Legislature. An
that remains to accomplish il is the purchase Of
new Press. The paper now is as large as our
old press will print; aud besides. having with
stood the assaults Of the British in the war of
1912, il is somewhat difficult to be kept in or
der, aud cannot be safely relied on. An addi-
ton OF 100 new subscribers. with an advance
payment, would meet the necessary expendi-
ture at once. We appeal, then, to our friends
IN Orange, Alamance, Granville, Person, and
other neghboring counties, TO aid us. !. By lit
tic effort from each Of our present subscribers,
all that wo require could be accomplished in a
few days. The enlargement would make con-
siderable addition TO the amount Of reading mat
ter each week, and would greatly increase the
usefulness and efficiency Of the paper. Ii pro-
perry encouraged, we shall endcayor to make
the RECORDER not only faithful exponent Of
Wing principles, hut also one Of the best Fami-
y Papers published in the State. Who will be
the first to respond to our appeal, We have
labored faithfully and long in the Wing cause,
and for what we believed to be the true inte-
rests Of North Carolina, and surely an appeal
now to the friends with whom we have co-ope-
rated, will not pass UNDECIDED.
d. HEARTH & SON.
August g.. 4s-
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Sale Of Town Lots
ia uillShOrOuch.

10y order Of The Board Of Commissioners. The
Lots recently surveyed and laid of in the
South Western portion Of the Town Of HILLSIDE
rough, will be offered for sale 10 the hiphes, bidder
on the premises, on q credit Of one and two wears
On Tuesday the 10th Of October next.
Said Lots lie convenient 10 the DEPOT of the
North Carolina Rail Road, and are id on streets
leading 10 the Dept Four Of the Lots contain
seventeen-twentieths Of an acre each, and besides
being convenient TO the Depot, also face on King
Sheei, which leads due west from the Court
House. Eightoiher lots lying south olthese, and
still nearer TO the Depot, contain seven-eighths
Of an. acre each. These lots are all in an eIe.
waited portion ofthe Town, and are surrounded
by beautiful scenery.
In addition to the above, several Town Lots
lying in the Northwestern part Of the Town.
north of Queen Street and west Of Wake Street.
containing one acre each, will be Offered for sale
az the same time and place, on credit Of one
and two years.
Bond with two securities, 10 be approved of Nv
the commissioners, will be required Of the pur
chaser. E.A. HEARTT n Clert
July ., 1894. 43--3m
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as1i-shs slsssi tsiiss 3 -, f.hls : 5a.siil.
sAaHssAsEs anA HipdensA,,ilids lus us Fharrh.
besi1ss iAs sarieus sssirlr, ~ usz and ssns.
neat. rs A-nsiuor1 i sks Lstiss. = X DIR
Cd isr s1ls. ssss<r sai other rsf1a-Ass.nis
va = Fs''i1ss- G<nxlsasa sa& L.as<<. BY
pai'ohsziax sAis cart. IA ass soly sid lsp.
d.eis oessca. bli. ~. 1o1es nos. nil ssss GA
enlsfm@as 'sa4 E4sikeszses Sc li.srs<lss..
The dssss ~iil - sI~a Al 4 o'ela<k. p. n.
A1n''sssn IS ssn's childr,n hzif pssss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-23
A NEW
Map Of North Carolina.

|vNhE Undersigned are preparing, aud viii pub.
hsh, as soon as the necessary Surveys, &C.,
can be obtained, . New, Large and Complete
Mar az NoRTu Carolina, Ave feet by three,
well engraved and finished.in the best style.
IL 10 admitted on all sides, that such work is
great desidemtum in our State, and j, is in con.
sequence fthe frequent inquiries ON this subject,
mat the undersigned have embarked in the en-.
ierprise.
The only attempted work Of this kind Is that
OF Mctea. published in 1888; and STAGE then
the Counties. Towns, Roads and Post-ofIices
have increased in number. and all our works of
Internal Improvements, with small exceptions,
been set on foot.
Its intended that the New Map, now proposed
to be published, shall contain, accurately laid
down, all the Natural Features Of the Sta,e-the
inIets, Harbors, Sounds, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks,
Mountains, &c.
Also, The public Improvements and artificial
Divisions. The Railroads, Plank Roads, Coun.
ties, County towns, Post-offices, Cities, Villages,
Pos'-rosds and Canals. Colleges. Academies, &C.,
The Map will be ready by the summer Of 1855.
WILLIAM D. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
In Best Style, Gill Rollers aud First Impres.
sions, e,o.oo
In Plain Style, Black Rollers, 500
iniormitlon nom any source, and which may
be OF service in making the above work, will be
received. All communications should
be addressed to WN. II. f,OOKE
Raleigh, August. 1854. so
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The Veto Of the President has been
received by the Democratic party in
Congress with general satisfaction, and
cannot faii be responded to by the
country with the same feeling. Prompt,
decided and clear, il shows him TO be
true to the Constitution, true to the
rights Of the States, aud true to the
constitutional interest of the people.
Washington Union.
Such is the language Of the Govern.
ment organ in,its comments upon the
Presidents veto Of the River and Har-
Dor Bill. Ii it be true, why has the
public money been wasted By '.the
Democratic party in Congress" in in,
Producing, amending, and after months
OF labor passing such a bill !? II his
veto shows the President to be true to.
the constitutions, does not the passage
Of such a bill show ethe Democratic
party in Congress" to be uitrue to its
Fay. Observer.
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CrHKyRrs ISvTeoRATISa RDIaL.-The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure Of physical proslra,ion, genital
debility. nervous affections, &c. &C., are fully
described in another column Of this paper. to
which the reader 10 referred. 50 per bottle. 8
bottles for S. six bottles for So, SIG per dozen.-
Observe marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. E. Cohen, No. 3 Frank.
lin Row, Vine Stree, below Eighth. PhiIadel-
phIa, Pa, TO WHOM AL ORDERS MUST De Al.
DnEsskp. For Sale by all respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country: Whole
sale by M. COHEN & Co., Charleston, s..
o.; PEEL & STEVENS. Alexandra, Va;
& MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md. 33mly-
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FooL-nARDrNEss. --One day last week,
after the spirc Of the new Presbyterian
church was raised, one Of the hands,
MIR. IL. Clifford, mounted to the top, a
distance Of one hun(rrd and twenty
feet, putting large iron ring over the
timbers to hold them together, alter
which MIR. Dennis Van Buskirk climb
ed to the top, and stood erect. ON the
ends Of thrstimbcrs, space less than a
foot in measurement, and deliberately
lighted and snoked cigar apparently
with as little concern as though he were
OIL the Humiliation of the church itself.
Hsacd Chron.
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Deep River Land for Sale,

YsHE undersigned wishes to sell one Of his
plantations. bing on Deep River, in The
County Of Moore. ten miles nor.hwes, from
Carthage. on the Island Ford Road. One tract
containing eleven hundred arres on the south
s'de OF the River. and the other four hundred
and thirty acres ON the north side OF the River.
His object being 10 dispose Of one OF the other
Ut sa'd tracts. an account Of the great inconven.
ence and danger Of crossing The river daily 10
and from work. The lends are productive. To-
Gallons healthy. water good. range excellent for
any kind Of stock; timber. both oak and pine.
abundant. Both places have good Dwellings
and necessary out houses. Either Of the above
named places can be bought Cor a fair price. and
on terms as easy as could be desired. Persons
wishing TO secure good farm would do well 10
call and examine the premises
X. w. COLLISION,
Prosperity, Moore County, N. G.
August Is, 1854. 5O-av
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The. Union says ihat Spain can only
LUX z for a solu,ian Of the problem oi
her present situation in a frank and
manly restoration Of her friendly rela-
tiuns with the cniied States.d We
expect this is :. solution" which mo-
body IN Spain dreams Of, especially
Il by "a restoration Of friendly rela-
tions" IS meant the giving up or sell
ing OF Cuba. That solution. probably,
Is one which the new Government
would be quite as likely To- iorego us
the one just reroi,aionized out Of pow
er. Aix. Ggssfie.
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

= AN away from the subscriber on tho 4,h of
July. 1853, a Negro Girl named JAxE, aged
about - years. She l. black, heavy set, Of or
binary height, stoops forward little when walk.
ing fast. and Is free spoken. She was formerly
owned by Mr.James Johnston, of A lamance, and
her mother is nowowned by John roIinger, esq.
and she Is probably lurking in Alamance county.
The above reward will be given for her appre-
nension and delivery 10 me. near I.easbuie Cas-
wei county, or for her confinement in any Jail SO
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
august 10. eis4s If 20
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lsTERRoeATIAc A JrpoE.-The prohi-
bitary liquor law party lately inierro-
gated Judge Black. Of the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania, who is a can>
slidate for reelection. as to his views
IN regard to the constitutionality of
such a law. The judge very properly
says he will promise to decide such a
question honestly and according to his
best Judgment. when il comes judicial.
" before him, but at present he viii
not give any opinion concerning the
matter. Thequestion. says the PhiIa-
delphia Ledger, We look upon as an
absurdity when put to candidate for
. seat upon the supreme judicial bench.
IL Judge Black had answered as desir-
ed, It would have been the best proof
that he ought nor TO be on that bench.
A judicial officer is not legislator,
and what is proper to ask the latter,
and even 10 exact from him in the form
OF apledge, is not proper to ask Of one
who merely interprets the laws as they
are made, and cannot decide otherwise
than as the constitution prescribes. :.
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HARD UP ron MATERIAL Mil
ton Spectator (Democratic) thus .pours
out its whole SOUL for Davy Reid for
the office of U. S. Senator.
. As for Gov. Reid, We would say,
that no man in North Carolina has so
strong claims on the support Of the
Democratic party as he, and there is
none more worthy, OF who would more
honor the station.1
Complimentary to the Democratic
party Of the State, We must say. Ii
these be your great men, where , oh !!
where !! be the iiHe fellows!
WI Herald.
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Over three thousand patents were
granted by the United States Patent
Office during the last year.

From Austin, Texas. a dispatch an.
nonnces that the Governor of that State
has awarded to Hon. Robt. J. Walker,
and Thomas Butler King. as repre-
s,ntativcs OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company. the contract for
blildlng the railroad from the eastern.
boundary OF Texas to the town of FL
Paso, on the Rio Grande, through the
whole State-a distance Of eight huns
tirsd miles. Under this contract, By
the terms.of the charter, they will be
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ehiiilfd u twenty sectiohs.uf land, a
~ h1narra and lariy acrrs.eaeh, Cor
ever mile ~ rad. which viii mske
ne large aggregate u ten milIipas fss
hundred and forty skausand scres al
land. hdePesit q $500. 900 Is fequir-
81 by me charter 1rom the contractors.
NJ security far tho completion II the
rad. which has been duly made. ass
are ia'ofsnea. CID. E
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, Aug. is.
To3Bscco--I.ugs s4:25 "a 6:25; Leaf,
common to good, Sc SO a slO; good
to fine, slO a sl4.
CoTToN.--Sales at 81 9ic.
WHEAT.-Sales at I62 I66c.
CoRS.--Small sales at 75c "a SOC.
FLoUR.--City Extra % SO a SO.
BAcoN.-ya. hug rounds 81. Sides
Il a u c.; Shoulders 81 a 6ic.
GuAxo. = Peruvian s55; Mexican
$50. Super Phosphate Of Lime s45. ;
Fayetteville, Aug. 10.
Candles-FayetteviIle Factory l8c.
% 90. Adamantine 50 "a S5c.
Cotton-8f a &c.
Flour-Cross 81 IS; fue : so; SUI
perfine Z IS a 90.
Feathers-45 @ 47c.
Corn--l.25 % / IS.
Molasses-Cuba IS "a 26; N. Or
leans 4Oc.
Whiskey As a Soc. q
Norfolk. August 10.
FLoun-Super6nc 81, Extra 9a9t
Family 9 rs.
CorrnE-Laguayra IL a 1911; Rio
IL O. liz.
SueAR--Brown S a. 81.
MoLassEs-West India "a a25; N,
Orleans 27 a so.
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STATE OF NORTH-C AROLINA,
ALAMANcE County.

.
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term. 1854.
Asa @. Fonciile ct al. '. Lemuei Whifby q ,vife.
Petition for Sale Of Slaves,
IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
/. that Lemuel Whilby and wife. defendants in
this case. are mol inhabitants of this State; Il is
ordered, thai publication be made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks, notifying the said
defendants To be and appear at The next term Of
this Court, to be held for the county Of Alamance,
at the court house in Graham. on the FIRST Mon
day after The fourth Monday in August next, to
plead, answer or demur 10 the petition, or the
same will be taken pro confesso as to them. and
Judgment entered accordingly.
Witness, John Faucet, Clerk of our Court. AZ
ace, in Graham, the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in May. 1854.
JOHN FAuCETT, c. G. G.
July IS. Price adv. $3.50. 45-6w
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JOB WORK.

'HE subscribers have made considerable
= addition to their assortment of
ORNAMENTAL TYPES.
and are now prepared to execute Job Work 81
all kinds in handsome style.
1T Pamphlets, Cards, Handbills, &C., will
be neatly printed on reasonable terms. Their
Blsnks--oitcn pronounced, BY competent iudg.
es. to be excellent forms and well arranged,--
will be improved by the new types upon which
they win hereafter be printed.
or Orders promptly attended to.
ID. HEARTH 4 SON.
August z. 1851. as
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Bargains! Bargains |!

IRAsMU5 OAKLEY.
Has judi Jereisei and oIe,asd. ~ The New
Store. Ten milrs noah Of III ilisboraueh. AMI
threemilesfrom Walnut Grove. a valuable sroek II
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing every article usually keIa To- coun-
10y Siorr. which he h determined 10 sell II the
Lowest Prices Coz Cash or Trade. Al who
with to get bargains are requested 60 give him
a call, as lac il determined 10 spare no siIon. 10
Picase.
at ~ kiiiis-of Country TraJe. such as Raw
Hides, HomesPua cIsh, Bessws1. Flax Seed,
Poultry ofall kinds. Rags. &c. viii be taken In
exchange for Goods.
Orange CO, April 20, 1854. a3-Gm
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TO the Heirs at Law Of Alexander
Borland. deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs at Law
= Of Alexander Borland, deceased, that an,
ready, as Administrator on the estate Of said de.
ceased, to pay over to the children Of AshmeI
and Jane Dayey, the heirs at law Of said estate,
or their Guardian, the proportiohale share Of said
estate coming to each. and that will not pay
interest on ssid shares after this date.
ARCHD. B0RLAND. Admir-
Of Alcx'r. Borland, decd.
July 2sth, 1854. 4s-3w
RI.ANkS fnr SaIr al this Office
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Ladies, Fair,

The Ladies connected with the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this place, intend holding
! T air At the Masonic HsH, on Tuesday Of Or
anse Superior Court. The 18th Of September
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w a NITED.

Young Lady Of some experience ia
teaching, SCHOOL in a healthy neigh
borhood. Reference. Prof. Sterling, Greensbo-
rough. N. e.
Address postage paij) D. E. B., Clover Gar
den. Alsmancc, N. &.
July %. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-23
Five Cents Reward,

RAN away from the subscriber. On the 3olh
Of June last. bound girl by The nane 81
ELLEN JANE CAPE. she Is about sixteen
years Of age. and well grown. All persons are
iorewarned moi 10 harbor OF empty her, under The
penalty OF The law. The above reward will be
paid ior her dcliyery 10 me. but no thanks.
JOHN II. PAUL.
August lilh. 1854. 4s-3w