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MDIE Az WaISs

If you want Fillgep RATE CARRIE
AGES which will not only render good
service, but he also neat, call on the subscriber,
living six miles north Of Hillsborough. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months, and his work has proved to be first rate.
He is determined that his work shall continue
TO he executed in the hest manner, fully equal to
any in this section Of country, and ut prices to
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through the Post Office at Hills
borough, and they will he promptly attended to.
All Kinds Of Repairs will be done in good order
and on moderate terms.
JJrThc subscriber has purchased tho ligh, for
Orange County in Patent BnAKE for all kinds
of Cauiages-to which he invites the attention
Of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool Care
ing Machines are in good order, and are
doing the very hest quality Of work. Prices as
heretof re: Eight cents for white; Twelve and a
half cents Tor mixed; or oneffth part of the WOOL
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4ltf-
- Raleigh STANDARD and Milton Spectator
will give the above three insertions, and forward
accounts to this office
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LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The news.from Liverpool to the st
ultimo, brought by the steamer Pacific.
is thus'epitomized in the Philadelphia
North American:
Sir Charles Napier's feet lombard
cd Gustasyarnas ON the 22l without
effect. and another attack was intend
ed on the 29th. The same fleet has
also bombarlcd and destroyed the adj
vanced works Of Hongo on the Baltic.
The main Notifications were shortly
to be attacked. Sebastopol was still
Mockaded by the allied fleets, and ST.
listria held out against the siege Of the
Russians, who have been driven back
four times with loss. II is reported
that King Ohio has accepted the ulti-
matum Of the allies. Naples has de-
clarcd its neutrality, and the adhesion
Of the German Powers 10 the Austro-
Prussian treaty has been secured. Rus
STA has concluded treaty with Xiii
va. Notwithstanding the blockade of
ScbastopoI, a Russian frigate made her
way out of the harbor, aud captured u
British merchantmen. Being Disco
vered, she cut her prize adrilt and
made her way back safely.
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For Nays Head.

WUDA THE Steamer a.
o. II. sHULTz. Captain
SISIs;' ~ X. 8. Halsey, will leave
&szSskSzxSTx5H E.lcn,on, Mays Head,
Elzalelh City and Plymouth, an or ab0ut
the first OF JULY, precisely al the hour
mentioned IN the following
SCHED u LIE.
Leave Edenton for Mays Head every Saturday,
at y O'Clock, a. M.
Mays Head for Edenion every Monday,
at = O'Clock, A. M.
/" Elsnion every Tuesday at Z o'clock, A.
NJ. for Mays Head.
/" Mays Head 0, q o'clock, A. W., every
Wednesday fof Elizabeth City.
/" Elizabeth City every Thursday for Mays
Head, at halfpast Z O'Clock, a. NJ.
Mays Head every Friday, at 6 o'clock.
A. NJ, for Edenton and Plymouth.
|" Plymouth every Saturday at q o'clock, A.
NJ. for Nag Head. touching at E,len,on.
Mays Head every Saturday at halEpast
= O'Clock, p. NJ. for elizabeth City.
/" Elizabeth City every Sunday Morning at
half past q o'clock, for Nays Head.
ar Pa sscngcrs for Mays Head coming over
on the Steamer Stag on Monday night, will pro
cure Tickets Of the Clerk of the Boat.
FARE tn OR FROM Macs Head.
From Elcnton or Plymouth, $500
Elizabeth City, l;50
10 MEALS EXTRA. II
June Ia, 1854. Aim
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
New York, June

New York, June 10.
The steamer Arabia, with intclli-
gence four days later from Europe,
arrived this morning.
Cotton had advanced id per pound.
Flour Cd. per barrel.
FROM THE SEAT OF wAR.-Aiter long
consultation with Marshal st. Arnaud
and Lord Raglan, the commanders Of
the allied forces, Omcr Pasha gave or
ders for division of ninety thousand
men to march to the relief Of Silistria.
Austria has made a positive dcma nd
on Russia 10 evacuate the principali :
ties.
King Ohio, OF Greece, has acquiesc-
ed in the demands of the four Western
Powers, which will put an end to the
insurrecti0n.
An attempt had been made to force
the Danube at three different places by
the Russians, but they were repulsed.
The independence Of Georgia had
been proclaimed, and the banished
princes recalled.
BY convention recently concluded,
Austria is to occupy Albania, Monies
negro, and Servia, should any distur-
Dances arise.
Silistria still held out bravcly against
the Russian forces, up to the 9th ulti-
mo. 1t was reported Omer Pasha
would himself go to its relief, with an
overwhelming force
An Austrian courier would leave
Vienna on the 2d of June with Aus
tria's formal demand to the Gar ia
withdraw his forces from the Turkish
territory. There was again rumors
ailoat that the Car would be disposed
to reopen negotiation.
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GrHnsRrs isrIsoHlrIss coapIaL.-The
merits II this purely vegetable extract Cor the
removal and cure Of physical prosirsiion, genital
debility, nervous affections. &c. &C., are fully
descfibed In another column Of this paper, 10
which The reader is refened. 81 per battle, .
bottles Tor IS, sir bottles Cor So, SIC per dozen.
Observe marks Of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. Z. Cohen. No. . Frank
lin Row. Vine stree., below Eighth. Phiiadel-
phia, Pa, To WHOM AT ORDERS susr m An
pnEssrn. For Sale by all respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the country: Whole
sale by r. NJ. COHEN & Co.. Charleston, s.
e.; PEEL & STEVENS. Alexandra. Va;
MACPHERSON & MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md. 53mIy-
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IUHN e. SHIEEDS,
WM. NELSON.
SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,
DIP NEE It0lfNTN


SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY,
ORANGE COUNTY.
REv. JAMES a. DEAN, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev. ws. W. RuSrAS. A. NJ. Associate.
TINE next session Of this Institution win COM
4 mence on Thursday July 18Th. Il is desi-
rabie thai all The students he present on the first
day the session, as classes will be fully organ
lied on that day.
Students will he thoroughly prepared Cor any
Of our Colleges. OF for engaging in business or
the study of The Professions. Exercises will he
required in Composition, Defamation. and Ex.
tcmporsneous Speaking. Vocal Music will lie
taught, free Of charge. To all that desire.
Tuirios. in The Glassics, $500; in English
Si3:50; in the Primary Department, $1,000.
BoAnn, including every thing except lights
1920 per session Al the Boarding House, and
somewhat lrss 10 private famiEes.
Students can come by public conveysnces "a
Hillss rough, IL miles west, or to Oxforl, 25
miles north cast, and nj either place private con.
yeyanccs can readily lie obtained.
Circulars containing particulars will be sent,
on application 10 the Principal, or the Execu.
tive Committee
A. w. GAY,
d. e. PARRISH,
JOHN A. MMANNEN,
JOHN ID. LEATHERS,
/. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
A Executive Committee.
South Lowell, June 0, 1854. 4O-4w
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Culinary.

Died. in this county. on the ssh ins,.. JosrrH
EpsOsD, son of Mr.. John e. I.aiia. agrd sixteen
months and twenty days
Died. in Milton. n. C.. on Friday the "a in
slant, Miss saILIr J. Husr.xarox. daughter Of
the hale Nc. Martin r. Huntington, in the ed
year Of her age.
Died. Ia Calhoun. Ga. on the 9Th Instant. Of
Fius, after three weeks intense suffering, Mr.
r. =. Brxsrrr, in the 2ith year Of his age.
leaving wife and child. and many relatives and
friends to mourn his loss. He was nsiire ol
Franklin county. N. G.. was al one time Editor
and Proprietor Of the casssiIle lGa.; Standard.
and was on the eve Of starting a new paper at
Calhoun, where be was taken sick and died.
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stthsifpfoleus Jtht tts ic11s
Al meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners,
present A. e. MunIork, VI. p. James g. TUT
renline, Thomas Webb, \. ID. Schoolfeld. John
A. Cox, VIM. Nelson. ]. J. freeland. and Geo.
laws--ihe following ordinance was adopted:
BE IL Ordained, That. in laying off the town
Commons south Of King street into lots, 0co-
neeche street lie continued 20 the River; that
Margaret lane be extended 10 the western limits
of the town that a street ninety nine feet wide,
he run through the Town Commons, half way
between Oconecche street and the western houn-
Diary, from King street 10 the Rail Road that
street or lane lie laid OH on the western bounda.
" from King street the TO Depot, and that one be
laid off east and west parallel with the Depot lot.
rn motion. Messrs. Laws, Frccland and Tur-
renIine were appointed a committee TO examine
into. and report upon, the condition. and the pro-
per disposition 10 he made Of the lane on the
western limit Of the town leading from the site
selected for the Depot south 10 the River.
The following ordinance was adopted;
BE Il Ordained. That from and after io-mor-
row, all buials IN the present Grave Yard for
colorcd persons shall lie prohibited.
I The Board then adjourned, and proceeded 10
direct in the survey OF the Town Commons, with
June &c, 1854.
Board met All tho members present.
Ordered, That the Treasurer pay George
Laws four dollars-ihe amount advanced by him
10 pay Capt. :. NJ. Link for surveying, &c.
Ordered, That the Treasurer pay A. q. MUIR
dock fifty cents, the amount paid 10 Robt. Mitch
ell for his services on the 18th.
Mf. John A. Cox rendered his resignation as
one Of the Commissioners Of the Town, 10 take
effect at the close Of this meeting; which was
accepted.
The following ordinance was adopted:
BE u Ordained, That the wide street running
from King Street 10 the Rail Road, as laid off in
the town Commons, be called Marlborough Are-
nue. that the street on the west end Of the town,
running from King Suect to the Depot, he called
Nash Street, in honor Of General Ahner Nash !;
and that the street running east and west. paral-
lei with the DEPOT, lie called Cairin Nrett. in
honor Of Hon. Calvin Graves, who, as Speaker
Of the Senate, gave the casting vote in favor Of
the North Carolina Rail Road.
The following preamble aud resolution were
adopted:
Whereas, the Commissioners Of the town Of
Hilshorough are DESTROYS Of granting TO the N.
q. Railroad Company every facility for the pro-
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4 correspondent " the New Yark
joamal II Commerce saysf
The Clayton proyis0 eKcluded ali
ems from suffrage. for lhe reason that
they wlll If course vote lhe Southern
Populatioh out o. the Territory. The
House bill. passed witheat that pragiss,
q. m my opinion. and that a. many.
the strongest ef all the freesail mea-
sares ever proposed. not excepting the
wilmot prosiso. The Missouri COM
promise line. as may be shown from
Mr.. Benton's speech. Was intended to
give 10 the South an assurance that
territory south Of that line should. az
the option Of the inhabitants. be slave
TERRITORY.
cit is surprising. therefore. that the
South has. with its uniform moderation,
yielded this line, and. in fact, demalish~
ed this moral Chinese wall Of defence
from Northern aboIitionism. The con-
sequence will be that not another slaves
holding Territory will ever be brought
into the Union. We may admit all
Mexico and all Central America and
Cuba into the Union, but still without
another slave State"
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Sale or Real Estatc.

10y order Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
- Sessions OF Orange county, made al MAY
Term. 1864. hall oiIrr Cor sale. On a credit of
twelve months. on the 22d day Of july next, al
the house of Col. William r. shiclds, all the
Real Estate Of Robert NJ. Shields. deceased. viz:
the undivided half of the Tract Of Land whereon
John e. Shields now lives; also his interest in
one-,hird Of that valuable properly known as
'''" ~ q. y. LONG. Admir-.
June 10th. 1854. 4i,s--
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N o T. C + .

THE subscriber having qualified at May Term
= ofOrange County Court, 1853. as adminisira-
tor on the estate Of JOHN Q. PICKETT, decd.
hereby gives notice TO all persons indebted TO
said estate TO make immediate pay mcnt, and 10
those having claims against the estate 10 present
them, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or this notice will lie plead in
bar Of their recovery. -
THOMAS LYNCH9Adm'r.
May %. 81 3wp
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Dissolution of Copar tnership.

rTNHE firm Of ]. ]. FREELAND & SON has
= been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be conducted in future by ].
J. Freeland, who will attend to the settlement Of
the late concern. All persons indebted to the
firm win please call and make settlement.
]. j. FREELAND,
e. ]. FREELAND.
June 18th, 1854. DO
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sides Z 1te;3Oi shoulders btf50 4
6ie.
6UASo. = Peruvian SIS; Mrxieah
SIS. Super Phosphate u Lane SIS.
Fsysflesills. lone NJ.
Candles-FayetteTille faetary lsc
q 20. Adamantine 50 m SIC.
Cotron--s q SIC.
Feathers as a 4-e.
corn-I IS a. 20.
Molasses-cuba a5 q 26; N. Or
leans 40 a 90.
Whiskey As q Soc
koffslk. Juae 10.
PLouR.-Superfne 81 a 0. Extra 9
a ct. Family 81 alO.
corrrE-Lagusyra Ia q Ial j; Rio
m a III.
SrcaR-Brown 5 a. 81.
MoLAssEs-West India "a IS; N.
Orleans o. a so.
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Democratic Ticket for Orange.
FOR THE SENATE, 5
CADWALLADER JONES, Jn., Esq.
FOR THE COMMONS,
Capt. JOHN F. LYON,
WILLIAM NELSON, Esq.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. HENRY
G. S'rROWD as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Orange county.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. RICH
ARD NJ. JONES as a candidate for reelection
to the office Of Sheriff Of Orange county.
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THE MARKETS.
Petersburg, June Ia.

Petersburg, June Ia.
ToBpAcco.-Lugs 81 so O.; Leaf
6 SO a. SO; some sales Of fine manu>
featuring at 10 O. $40.
CoTToN.-Dull. We quote at &c.
WHEAT.-Sales at | 60 a 81 IS.
CoRN.-Salcs at 85c..
FIouR.-Superfine IS SO q, 80
BACON Va, hog rounds q 81
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THE next session Of this School will COM
= mence on Monday the 10th Of July next,
and continue t~eniy-onc weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION.
For Greek and Latin, SIS 90
English, 10 90
Board, per session, from s32:50 10 S35:O0.
s. w. HUGHES.
Cedar Grove, June IL, 1874. Do
CT The Raleigh Register and STANDARD will
publish once week for two weeks.
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LAND FOR SALE.

v1NHE undersigned, Executor Of lhc last will
= and testament Of James NJ. Minnis, decd,
gives notice, that on Thursday the 18th day Of
July, he will proceed to sell, TO the highest bid
der, the PLANTATION belonging 10 the said
dred Acres, and one Of the best wheat growing
plantations in that vicinity. A credit Of twelve
moths will he given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest fom
date.
WILLIAM SMITH, Ex'r.
June 5ih, 1854. 39ts--
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TOWN TAXES.

TlIE undersigned, having been appointed by
i the Commissioners To take the list of Taxa
bles for the town Of Hillsborough, hereby gives
notice that he will attend at the Couit House, to
receive said list, on Monday the 18th instant.
Persons failing to give in, according to the or
dinance, will I've required 10 pay double tax.
]. j. FREELAND.
June 10, 1854. 10
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

THE third session Of Miss ]. =. MomrmIs's
= FEMALE ScuooL, situated in Alamance coun-
~, four miles west Of Mr.. William !. Bngham's
School, and seven miles south Of DR.. Wilson's,
will commence on the 9th Of July, and end on
the 9th Of December next.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For full English couisc, IS TO $1,000
Music on Piano, including use Of in
sirument, 1900
Board, including washing. lights, &C., can 10
had convenient 10 the School, al SO per month.
Eight or ten pupils can have board in the ia
mily with the Principal.
This School Is located in healthy and moral
neighborhood. y
An early application is desired. Further in
formation can be had by addressing
JAMES NEWLIN,
Lipdlcys Store %, Alamance CO., NC.
May 25ih, 1854. 3s-5w
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Negroes for Sale.

N pursuance Of order Of the Court Of Pleas
I and Quarter Sessions, at May Term, 1854,
there will be sold, on the sth day Of July next,
at the courthouse in the town Of HiIisbosough,
three likely young Negroes, Woman, Girl and
Boy, belonging to the estate Of George A. Ellis,
decd. A credit Of twelve months will be given,
by the purchasers giving bond with two good
THOMAS LYNCH A,m,,.
WIN. H. ELLIS, A'
May ~. :ls--5wp
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SO Reward.
Select Classical School.

TIVE nert session q The Subscribers sshosi
= wiIl commence on ihe 9th u July next. A
large class will h. psrrared co. coIlege this s<s-
sion. sesersl places are yet unenssged.
Circulars containing The terms. &c. will be
furnished on application.
ALEX. WILSON.
Address-Rss. A. Wilson, ID. d., Melville r.
d, Alamancc Co, N. q.
May 9Th. 1854. 3s--
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WE have something fine for the Hair at the
- Drug Store, viz: Whites Hair Regenera-
tor; Barry's Tricopherous; LYONS Kathairon ;
20 maium=, in fancy jars; &c. &c.
Aprll u. ST.
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fT The Examining Committee Coz
lhis Co1uiy. uil mset q IL colIi hooss o. s.,
iuftsy he $50 = len. Pcrsoas lssifinE or
iihcsiss q ie.ah cammaa ScAools. c1n apFiy :
lhal un,s- D. os3er q he commifiee.
Z. A. HEARrf. sss't.
Iune 6lh. lsss- as
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War Brcosxs OF rms PEopLE's LASD.

WHAT Brcosgs OF THE PEoPLE's LAND.
by the Report Of the Secretary of
the Interior. published by Congress
with the Presidents last Annual Mes
sagc-(Sce Message and Documents.
Part 4. 1864, page 53,)-it appears
that during the last fiscal year. there
were A1ca
Sold 1,O8S, 1875
Located with military bounty
land warrants 6,l42, 500
Located with other certificates, 9,427
Selected for the States, as
swamp lands 16,142, $50
Donated 70. railroads. &c. i.427 .457
Making total &C 5,346, 992
l.0S3. 495 acres soId. and "a .465. 497
acres given away three fourths Of it
To the new States.
Well the Lucofocos tell US, that by
giving away one acre the value of the
one adjoining is always doubled. Is
that sas
The Secretary of the Interior says.
ON the same page. that l.609. 9I9 acres
were sold during the I'd and Sd quar-
tiers of the year 1858, and that the a
mount received therefor was %, 226,
$40 IS. Now il the land sold had
brought double the lowest price the
government ever sells land at. the a.
mount paid into the Treasury. at 81. so
per acre. would have been 50, 9l9. 1888.
instead of %, ego. $40 sc. How are
these statements to be reconciled!
Fay. Obserrer.
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MOTTO r /.

TICE.
HAVING qualified, at May Term of Orange
II County Court, as Executors Of the last will
and testament of JAMES CLARK, decd, we
hereby give notice TO all persons indebted to the
estate to make payment; and TO those having
claims, TO present them within the time prescrib-
ed by law, or this notice win be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery.
d. 4. CLARK, 2p-,
Z. Z. FORREST, - =.
June 2, 1854. Sew
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Hotel in HiIlsborough

FOR SALE.
WE effr for sale that valuable property in
Hillsboroogh. known - he a lnIOn
Hotel. near the coun House. The terms
made 10 suit the purchaser. Possession given
the iint Of January next.
n. d. II not sold Il will he rri.ied Is usual
LONG, WEBB 4 CO.
June la. 1854. S.
ar Weekly STANDARD. Register. and star in
set six we~ks.
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New YeaK wmrAr caop.-The Baf-
falu Courier says e From what ne
have been able to gather from the press
Of this State, there Is little room for
doubt that the grain crop Of New York
will be equal 70. il il does not exceed.
that Of any other year."
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RED MOUNTAIN
Female Academy,

TIVE Trustees having engaged The services Of
u Mr. Up. BAIIkr and Laps 10 take charge Of
this Academy. would respectfully announce 10
the public, that the frst session will he open or
the reception Of pupils on The 5ih Of July next.
and terminate on the 5lh Of December following;
q which time there win he a public examination.
The Academy Is located in a moral and healthy
neighhorhcod, and no pains win he spared 10 pro-
mole the intellectual aud moral culture Of ITS pu-
pills.
rERss-rrR srssioS OF rrvk MONTHS.
For the English branches. $40 and $500
Latin and French, 500
Music on the Piano. with use Il instrument, 1000
Painting, 800
Embroidery, 500
Good board can he had. convenient 10 The Aea-
deny, including lights, washing, &c. for 5000
per month.
Further information can he had ny addressing
the subscriber At Red Mountain. Orange County,
NJ. GEO. w. JONES,
Sec. Of Board Of Trustees.
April W, 1854. 33-2m
or Raleigh RegisicrinscIi weekly womon,hs.
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gath Of JUNE.

~ The Members of Ea-
ZM,A Gle Lodge No. II, intend ce-
~ sHTEsAQ lebrating Saturday the oath in
ANT -. slant, il being the anniversary
~ Of John the Baptist.
An Address will be deliver
ed by the Rev. l.. S. BuRKuEAD at II o'clock,
A. NJ, in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
A Party will lie given at the Masonic Hall in
the evening, from ~ 10 II O'Clock, Pm.
II All Masonic Brethren are especially invit-
ed to be present and unite in the Celebration.
J. d.. WILBON, Secy.
June u, 1854. 10
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Thankful f0l. the past,
TIME undersigned hopes for continuance and
I an increase of patronage from his friends.
All surts Of Country Trade will be taken in ex-
change for Goods. j. ]. FREELAND.
June 18th, 1854. 10
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Equity Sale.

AK In obedience to a decree Of
M38 the Court Of Equity for Alamance
& county, Spring Term, 1854, shall
l<AR offer for sale on the 25th Of July next,
al the residence Of the late William Bradshaw,
esq, the LANDS belonging to his estate, viz:
The Homestead, containing about 375 Acres,
on the waters Of Haw River, and fair upland;
One other Tract Immediately on Haw River,
containing about $50 Acres, large portion Of
which is fine bottom lands, inferior TO none ON
the River.
Said Lands will he sold ON a credit Of twelve
months. Bond and security required. and title
reserved until the purchase money Is paid.
ISAAC HOLT, c. & M. Il.
May 10th, 1854. (Pr. adv. S2.5O.l dots
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JUST RECEIVED, at The Drug Store, fine
- article OF Green and Black TEAS.
JUST OPENING, at the Drug Store, new
supply Of FANCY ARTICLES.
a LOT Of good BACON for sale at the Drug
q Store.
May 81. 3s--
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BETHESDA FEMALE SEMINARY.

BETHESDA FEMALE SEMINARY.
V,iiis school wiIi again open GA the frsi
Il Monday in July. usder me instruction Of
Miss AssrJas foaaKsr. with an accomplish
ed Assistant
Tuition will he ~ former prizes. Board 81
$50 for session 81 fnrnfy-one weeks.
There win be no draocsion until the expira-
tica % the hrst msnsh |; and no Deduction Cor
sis-enee fxeeps Ia ease Of psoirscled Sickness
JOHN II. PlckARD.
Iune 9th, 1854. 40-3w
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South Lowell, June 0, 1854. 4O-4w