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6. B. LUKENS.
WN. G. FINNEY.
CAprz. O.. Sal. le. le54.

CADrz, o., Sept. 10, 1854.
GENTLEMEN Your no.e Of this morning is
received. 10 reply TO your several interroga-
tiOns, therein contained. have to say that in
my judgement the constitution Of the United
S.ales limits and defines the legislative powers
Of Congress, and that under it Congress has no
power to pass any law authorizing slavery in
any Territory OF the United States. The con-
s.tution; as is expressly declared on its face,
was made in order "to establish justice, and
Secgre the blessing of liberty" '.
l Ihold, therefore, that by American law no
man can be subjected to involuntary slavery
and converted into a chattel Slavery, as it
exists within the several S.a.gs, Is here no: 5
yir.ua Of the United States constitution. bai In.
dependent Of it:-bul within the Territories the
constitution is supreme, and HERE slavery can
only exist in violation Of the constitution,
Ihese being my opinions often expressed
heretofore, do not hesitate 10 say that It is the
duty OF Congress to forever prohibit involunta-
ry serviIude IN any and all the Territories Of
tho United States, except 40 punishment for
crimes whereof Inc party shall have been duly
convicted THIS was the provisions Of the
Ordinance Of 1897, and was re.euacted by the
hrsI Congress for the government Of the Ter.
ritories of the United States north west Of the
Ohio River. This provision should be exten-
dedby Congress over all the Territories now IN
possession OF the United States, the District Of
Columbia included; and il should, in like man
ner, be extended TO all Territories which our
Government may hereafter acquire.
The 10th and 32d section of the recent net
organizing the Territories OF Nebraska and Ksp.
sas, should be forthwith repealed, as thereby
the 9th section of the Missouri aet prohibiting
slavery within said Territories is declared in.
opsrai're; ant foI the further reasons that by
two sections of said Nebraska and Kansas
bill, it is declared that slavery il mot exclu.
ded' from said Territories and that the proyi.
sions Of the Fugitive SlavobiIl are exlended
to and made of full force within said Teni.
tories.
The Fugitive Slave bill should also be re-
poalsd, because its provisions are vioatve alike
oi Che constitution and Of that justice which it
was intended to secure.
And for a full answer to your inquiries,
declare myself opposed to any further exten.
sion Of slavery, and therefore opposed to the
admission into The Union of aGy new slave
States under any pretence whatever.
have the honor to be, geutl,men, very res
pccttuy yours,
JNO. A, BINGHAM.
To MEssRs, LUKINs, & FINNEY
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DaguerreOtyPlng.

Our old friend, J. W. Gould has taken rooms
in toe "Patton Heuse," where he is prepared
to take "likenesses" in the very best man.
ner. He intends remaining until after the Fair.
We have no hesitancy in recommending his
work. as he has proven himself an excellent ar
tist.
a.! who wish good picture, give Gould a
cali.
Advertisement next week.
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The Know NOIhings.
Their Doctrines-7heir dim.

For the benefit of all concerned, we state
mere, what we stated in our prospectus, that
this paper, is independent--and that It's editor
is responsible for his own views, which he does
not fear to publish. We have been informed
that some of our ar ticles are unpopular in GER
tain quarters, and that they are there us ed to
injure the political character of the gentlemen
who edit the Feee Press. The EXACT justice of
this procedure is visible, when it is taken into
consideration that TIE CYEosuRE and PREss, are
published at the same Office. OF course,it fol-
lows by the logic of the enehies of either pa
per, that one is responsible for the other
Messrs. Trip and Mccoy are Whigs-the edi-
itor of the Cynosure must also be Whig.---
Atkinson is $50 our vituPerators say) a Know
Nothing Editors of the Free Press must
also be Know Nothings. Bah, 49,.
We do not belong to the Know Nothing Soci-
ETY., or to any order,our connection with which
we are either ashamed Of, or too pusillanimous
10 avow.
We do not belong either to the Wing or Dem.
ocratic party.
We are Democrat in principle--and iden-
tilted with the minority party-The Free Dem
ocracy, or the Free Soil Party.
We write upon such topics as present them
selves, and have pledged ourself" TO defend the
right under every circumstance"
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Advertisement mex! week.

HUzzl FoR MAINE IAN entire sweep was
made by the Anti Nebraska candidates, with
majorities from |, 100 to 1000. From Maine
to Missouri there is one universal denunci iation
Of Pierce. Douglass & Co, which will result in a
complete overthrow
How does your pulse beat now, Mr.. Com
panion Of the Peirce Democracy of 0arrol9
Have not the scales drOped from your eyes yet;
or are you still like the blind man who carried
a lantern in daylight to keep others from jOst-
ling you in che Street?
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ETWe understand that Theatrical Troupe
is being organized in this place. TEey propose
to dedicate their Stage to the geius of morality.
Their first performance will be given during
the coming Fair, and will consist Of the repres-
entation Of an original moral and political
comedy, entitled THE Know Nothing candi-
date" to conclude with laughable after pieces,
singing, &C.,
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DEATHS.

DIED-0n the 2Srd inst Of sentery, John Howard,
son of William and Margaret A. M'COy, aged II
months, 27 days.
At bis residence in Washington township, on the 2snd
inst, of dysentery, Joseph Figey, ESQ.
Also the same day, with the same dseasehH con OF
tender years.
And on the following day, Of the same disease, his
daughter Matilda, aged about ls years.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

~ 'hcre ever was a sketch true to nature,
The t'. wing. of Senator Douglas, is it.--from
t0c Colufr and Enquirer
Ihereis no man in the United States Senate
40 dogmalic, 80 unehariJable, so overhearhg,
nEd 50 yirulcnt he His temper, both by
nature and habt, is mperjous and opposition
IS sure to madden him H. knowsno such
thing as a di5trust OF his own judgment. Hdv.
ing once pronounced, he e8tcs concur ence on
;ae penalty of being proclaimed dishonest and
tacu1us, lie measures motives rs well as
opinions by his own mea.A ,tandard, and nev.
pr suffers character to servc rs n shield Per.
soual weapons are hi, del-h an cruel Jhrus,s
his peculiar abd.ty. Phel my he doubt ia
regard to The actual merits Of he Nebraska
Bill; but Of the indecebtly arroean. and domi.
neerng championship Of that bill by its auth
or, there is no doubt Tie bitterness of his
aspersions upon 'he opponents OF the measure
excited general disgust Ills diotribe against
the clergy was actually swollen with venom 49,
From the day when he attempted 10 rack tn,
New Hampshire editor for the opnsc of think
ing freely on the bill. down to the unprecedent
cd AMI tyrann'csl abrogst'on Of ,he rules Of tho
House, Effected through his agency, be show
ed the utmost possible disrespect for the opin
ons and disregard for the rlght, of Others. 1
any man, by his conduct. could have put him
self beyond the pale Of toleraace, Stephen A
Douglas did IL
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eorrr.nondennc.

CAnIz o. sept. lbih, 1854
JoHx A. BISGHAH Sir, nOf doubling your
Opposition 10 the extension Of slavery By acts
Of Congress, We desire for publication your an
sWer to the folloWiag question
1 Has Conrress The power TO legislate sla-
Fory into any territory whatever?
Are You in favor Of repeating all laws Of
United Safes which DO permit the Introduction
a. slavery in any ,efniofy Of the United States,
aai Of prohibiting by law the introduction OF
slavery into any all territory Of the United
States.
3. Is the Fdglive Slave law constitutional
4. dre you opposed TO any fm ther extension
Of slas cry and also to the admission Of slave
States.
l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28

DuTT's MERCANTILE CoLLEGE, PITpusau, Pa From
tho new circular of this tine hJn9,,i mstuun We pr
GIVE that the unprecedented nInI,r ol 426 studsn..
have entered dafjng tie ast l6 months a ma ubtr prob
ably never re c Il In til, same time by any institntio
OF she kinl, Upwards ol two hundred ban.
kors, miehlns l acc untans CORNER slGdents OF the
Institution n. ven their names 10 a testimonial OF
the superiority q e cures Il will ha seen fom the
following extracts circular p IL that the ncipal wa.
formerly paet.- merchant Of the highest respectable
ity:
From u Murray, maFelans II Front street N York,
TO Aessrs Harper 4 Brotbers--ln cxuacs
have known the author Mr. Duff from his youth
through all The grades Of business from the junior ce
up TO sect AZ the aFd Of Directors in the Bank and
TO tho ownership Of several large ve..cs in tie English
HHi Amenean trtlo. Ia oil these vuraons he has dr
tnguishea himsel asanan OF great ability aud energy
Ia business And u may readily be inferred that per
son OF such multiplied experience In bl4ne must kn W
,h0w 10 mlrk out tbs way for hes--to el t,rn Uha
% learn and how to lean It, And have no d.uht be-
has supplied what will prove an nalaabe test olk lu
the commeFcial student and which will remain equally
vagaee az assisting manual to him when he become
readily concur IN all that Is sad OF his
work by othef eonpe'cut judges No writer upnn L ink
keeping has had .lo advantage Of such a extensive and
varied experiences IN basinas. hass togn hin. per.
sonaiy Tor upwards ol tWcnty year; glod part Of that
time a. an extensive Ams iclr and Eu on an oe chant
as an extensive ship owner aud "a A bank dirc.t,r A.
and IN all these departments he has no-c Ne rn,ion
of che highest order OF business u,,nts Ey'rytnng
said written by sach pesso3 ol the subj a. ol Ia,
sDes' Of interest," not 0nly to young men des for
businese, but for those already ngaged ni, Il i also
dae " Mr Dua to state, that ho Il universally esteemed
By all who have knoSn him merchant for his integ
riiy, aad bis upright honorable dealings.
JOHN W. BU8NUAM.
Merchant No, Sjuth Street. n. Y.
To A,sTg HARPER & BRarukBs
These alg ohes similar testers, which we notice in the
Creaa reveal the secret Of The BneSanped success Of
this lHstisnIion. u has become wew.Tn bead quarters
Tor acquans lnlsbed commefeal educa,o; and If ",
desired 10 esrn Tie mercantile profession We would Ger
teBl go 70 merchant to learn IT, IN preference 20 an,
other teachers, wistever might be their atranments II
fnin1- matters We wosld advise all inter sted To reo,
this Circular and judge Tor themseSOs-Pi1s, Nori
srg Port
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-09-28
JOHN CARROLL BRENT.
NecretarY of lhe W. N.

Egr THEY CONE THEY CoNE !l-Next Mon
day, Washburn's Entertainment will be here.
Look out boys-the Indians are comipg-be
in readiness to beaold the red man ofthe forest.
The exhibition proceeds from here to Lees
burgh on Tuesday, the next day.
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@ We are glad to learn that the. Cholera
is rapidly abating in Pittsburgh On Mon.
day last there were only 45 deaths reported.
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So far as the Know NOthings operate against
the two great, overgrOwn parties of the day {;
so far as they do good-they may reckon upon
our paper as their friend.
When they err--when it is evident that they
are dangerous to society or to gOvernment--ws
will be their inAexble snemy,--(CynOsurs.
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MARRIAGE NOTICE

MARRIED-By Rev. A. Swaney, on tho 2lstinst Mr.
JoHS ATTAIN TREssEL Of Mongomary Co. y, TO AIss sCs
ANNAH DAYHUFF Of this Co.
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CARRoLLTON. OHIO:

b. vutae Of authority appoint Messrs. CRASE &
% our authOHzci agents 10 solicit subscriptions and
advertisements. Ricd their card
IHE frro; published monthly At 81 South.third ST.,
beoE ChesalE, az CsASE 4 Cos, Ph'ladephia where
advertisements ase received and f0rwaFded 10 al the
eadiag journals In the United States andCanadaS
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Rg- The Host of the Patton House would
inform his numerous customers and the pub
lie generally, that ample entertainment can be
obtained there. next Monday, as no part Of the
Sk0w stops with him. -Gy
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ANTI-XBBRAsKA TICKET.

FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME couRr.
JOSEPH R. SWAN,
or Franklin,
FoR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JACOB BLlCKENSDEItFER, JR.,
Of Tuscarawas.
FOR CONGRESS-,
JOHN A. BINGHAM,
OF Harrison.
RR0LL COUNTY TICKET.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
JOHN II. TRIP.
FOR CLERK OF COURT,
GEORGE F. kennedy,
FOR CORONER,
JOHN W. YOUNG.
FOR coMMrssioxEs,
JOHN PALMER.
For SURVEYOR,
WILLIAM MoCULLY.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
GEORGE boutwell,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
JURY +.

JURY +.
Class Professor RESwcK Charnan, Prof A.
Csrt Dr. Gsilarde Dr. Elet nur.nd Esq Prot L. Buck
ipfbsT, Geo W Blunt Esq, Dr. PArEnan, Darng CsaPse
Capt Fox, Gen T CUMMINGS, DR.. Z @. Ludow Dr. Willard
Ps;kr DR. j. IrenOr Dr. Z Pamly, Dr. C. Allen Dr. Bryant
Smith, Acting Secretary.
Chsrere Jr Paris France Of highly finished and III
House exhibited By J. B. Richards. Esw-YOrk U. 5, for
Iusr Asts. Paris France for Surgical Instrument, original and
Prof B. exhibited By N Swain U. s Morsss
Tsns Frank B Philadelphia, s. 70, hes, Ards.al Lei
Spencer ChAs A. s. for Me and Improved Object Glass
TIosi siiy G. London Gonn s5r ASSoi
BRoSzE MEDaL, WITH SPECIAL aPPRosATIos.
Cbsubersn Richie Boston u for AkPump ke Of suPe-
Down: samuel T. $, for Dry Ga. Meter
Duboseq soe- Paris France for Heos.st Polsrscope Ike
IsIe.Il, J. Co = JohnsSoIy 70, Pls.foIIa B..aee
test of'he class -
Au6esr Louis ctni0a vsua Switzerland for Pocket chronO
A, Charlie. Sew-Ysrt [. $, for oDsr. Gi,.ses
Atbey Charlie. Seas PhlssolphA Psna Cor DeHtis' Gold
Amber Avery YswYOrt City for the ssss: collection 81
Specimens Of Mtchsniea Deaiitry.
Bsi JoSH " ssp . a' Es sP s
BersnssT Co, Igor. France for Pstsnf Balances
BaIieibeTs John, SeN.iok City L. s, for Chemical Bal
BechsT Co Arnh.rn Holland Er Chemical s.l.Aees
Blsal Mathew B. SeTI'k cty L 3 for aaif'raly eS'sa;
csrtsia & Gensv, Switzerland ssr Watches aud Aasoat5a
Bud
oOilins Z q. 6resi riissa, M,ps saa Atl.sss.
Colli7s y. c. Great Brian. ~ NlEs II relief
Davidson N New Cry U ; fcE Adhesive Plaster
Drake John p YORK City L. s. ATiiaci1l Leg
Downs samuel. 4 :. for Wet Gas Meter.
Derre A NewYck Civ l. Tor Opers Glasses and telescopes
nelEcl =. T., Pan trance, f1- Nap u Swi.-f Es.d
Durkse sii.S Boron Q. 5 Microscopic Objects.
Elhgtt b. L. ), for rele-rEphic lns1lstar
Elliott Scus London Grel- Britain for D1a7y Level
Eett sn LoHaOa Gres Britain for Opera Glasses
scopes
Eatt sars L5r1F Bri,sis for Drawing Iaruuasats
FrIHeury hewlork City L. 5 E7usrora A0zn:ug Tel
escepe-
Fshren' Abseh Se~T0rk City, T. s. foE Drs~ins Ius:u-
Fisa Baker Ne~YOsk City, s, for Issry and Bor~Ood
gray James EeWYo-k cy [. 8 for Hanaa Artise. Esss
Glover lcnS0 Grrst Bri-sr, N0dsi Meter
GRAY Keen LTtrPool Grel- 5ran for Ship C5-a,as Is
Gy Frederick Csloa AEoye sszsriEa1 or Dawas Ias.ra-
neniE
6ru1o~ Brothers Nev-Havsn Z. S FOR Mcroseoo-s
harIlsoH c {. EeE-lork CtF, Q. ). Tor C4azsrla
EuElrs iian srr--1cs.l Brooklyn. o. tehiT fn.
htfc silver bcrries ts-hefcrs &c
hes Axs-ltf. O. for several beEzfl D-r1srrsotypsE
g ittltf--' 8 Pet ard others"l
!e5ts Nhie heCsEty Fhaas7hl o. s, flr At,
her7 , Cstfon ATf'g'e ssssrd o. Drawing Irlrrasa.I
LesuIn FEEzee. fsE OyerA G.-.ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

CLAssEs q Juroys-GEsRGE TAPER Esq Philade phia
Chairman JoHs LOAD Pa, lei wssers secretary Wood
yd samuel Esg Rhisdepbis Seth 0oydsa Esq NswJerssy
LOaWiA Eq 81 PetelsbGIEh husa cbas NJ Leupp ED Ssw
~ ws,sten Esq. "A Besysrst' John = Pray Esq BoSton
y H. Ndmah Esq Connecticut, Charles St John, Esl Neg
YORK Lorn BroosE ESQ., NewYoTk w Hunt Esl Nss.Yofk
gose C,ssaoro Es New fefk William Bachelor Esl New
Yors, W Tiyon, Esq, Hswfcrk r. LvermoTo Esg a. Ez
ehsugsphee, John Z Henry Es4, So Broadway.
SILVER MEDAL.
Boz gard Charles HewYoFk City for " Work
yee1 i' q, Ss.3i sIs practice. garss the eshoissd
tor Fe,irs new sehne for manufacturing r ladies'
Laf "oik ne n, o. t,s tind We have ever seen
CoDrn Jerome Dix kOne for ths beautiful AZ Of Cen
ternen teit lat abe Of sugsrior Of very
nor workmanship and eoored b. process eonnas uty
FrofhH shsn Newell Co.. gew-York City for the b. l,s.
MISC ,nd ehrens one Cater Boot dns Slippers fae corE
Lacey Philips Philadelphia Penn for Ca. containing .ev
eIa seis OF b1n,s- good executed osa
senisutn exhibit vito their harness improved BrF, P,ep
of when tae claim particular consideration improve
Lsasck Son SewYork City for the finest ea of
iaetued fGfs Consisting Of Russia Sable Hsdson BAy sable r.
be Tan vietor'ne and Stone Martin Csos Ta rd Ia
made for the novelty Of the CsDes The ,u.r n Nv 81
ae msies and the mastery workmanship displayed their
Mcfarland Owen Newark r. j. for case containing seven.
% hsrnes which hs been pTOd1ced consider able cost
bon o. no1ey and time He Taste
tne skul IN tie
The selection Of toe msterals
Aih.n Beer reoasse My Paris France 1rsuperbv dressed
or seNs. beautifully eolOFed in manner entirely
small Co New-York City novel design Of Tr..sllns
= p ELfh combines eoryeniFHce with sTeat utility.
MEDAL.
Aubry DumOrcet PsT France Tor splendid assorsn OF
va Gus qualities OF bloves
Ioy Alex, Legs Belgium ezeslen, Sole Lsi,hsr AL
Bioctr So. Geuo1e Frssoe sr On aor,sd To-. Of sheep
81 C.oses ~h.eh are VEN sood article
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!.
CLASSES 10 and % WV GIBSON Chairman George PAit E.,
JOIN ssIsI E6q
Frreh Government Mandatory Gobns aod Besuyas Tapes
Try OF PfT for onsDsy shd g;ss beauty Of hsi sgsensns
Smith j. West farm. Y s. for Novelty Of Invention,
EesaDce Of Design - Color Economy Of Material
Ply Insr@in Ispesiry Carpets
purposes Of he Refuse los RsSusos Faisse.
BRONZE MEDAL AND SPECIAL NOTICE
Bany France General Excellence Of Furniture
s,oot brookyn u g. EXceleEcs Of Design and EKscatos
DencauIt COY France Ercssnes Of Paper.
Gss'Sns Nots Milan, Italy for seuptured Marble Chimney
GrggsnS Sons PARA France Superb Specimens Of Uphos.
Giaesms,ri Brothers Venice for Superb Mosaic Table. Of
Levy Jane. NevYOrs s. for sculpured Chimney Marble
NSs %eS srUes"s zOys,: for Artistic !gsn wsyt
Roeheto sisreu New.York o. g. for Carved oai Bss.,
RoaI Alex NewYort o. s. General EIeeIsnes 10 Carved
St Gelsn Ga. WORKS GrsA, Britain for Rn.m.eA
Oi ST., " 5 1Sos, large re I1e, on Rough Plste
BRoSzE MEDAL
AotansJ Paris France. for Rich Aubuson Carpet. 0,rass
Asbnsl J. Psr France for Design b. Fine of-
ssodon Bros Paris France for Gns Specimen OfMA,' '
bissow Garrett Company By P. Fs5bsnis BOs0a o. Tor
BqsSs S Ps1 o1 ss s s csSs Velvet P
Boni Anars Misa. Italy Term Colt. chisy. ,.s
Bolton John Pelham. NewYork u e. for ''"' "'H''" 'aa
BSly He5isT NsSYos City for Design sod Work.
msnship Of Oak BookCgse ,o.., "a, Pc. v....,,. II
BrtekenbBsh Hertns, Enbeck F"-''''' ~ N '''''"'"
Rich Paper Hsngins ,.,t, IN, D..,n .,a c.,yf,, AZ
Csrew John T., London, Great ''''' W "e- ~ -e' ~
Altar Piece. -. t.t.t. W. NJ. o..--.
CianoO O., Nice Italy, % '' ' WV ''' ''
Tables
Connecticut Marble COMPANY Vow u - ''' S'N1'
American Marbles = NJ - ~
Deoe JulSs frs Fi@"'' va 10 - anu fN' A@O'eee D'~S
ton PAPER. ~ ~ a. L. -, ~ d, -. -.
Carsng
Fs D.s lei YORK City T. s. Self s.yita.ins .ni Psa-
Stf,grg BED ior the Sick
Icslliens O. Turin sardinia, or Decorative Carving
SUes BsD.s NewYck City U. s. for Japan Pearl iaad
Plano Forte Case
Wood, Che Ray Table,
6esut P France, fo' sns Specimen Of FnssnsA Century
Churrh stauco OlGss
Hots ctsdfs Son sevVort U. 5, Design aaa CARING
Of Extension rsbs -
hsrer.sn waHsn L.ssaae seoilaHi ssF fine Fsvs' PIE
Tspetfry ord h3ccatf CsretfinE
HOlsit w.isn waFwiek knsaad churoh wiadoSI, s'l-s
@ 80, ysIi.us rf1iors
HsseF CO p, ,eliorf Rheua Pufia o Fas Cared Eb'os
WI ilg ard Work Table
Jeal'l Betricse Lop6on Gree. Dtan hF osaersl EEss
! nee o. Paf sF Aache FuInliuIe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-14

Isilsbo<slgh. Jsn< 81, 1854. j.
Al rr<slng NJ shs Beard VI Commissioner.
rses<ns A. e. Harsssk, " r.. Jsmrs Z. Tar.
frntine. Tbcnss wstb. r. D. sehoclfeld. Jshn
A. Coz. VIA. Ssisoa. !. !. Frrrisac. and Geo.
Ls~ss-,Ar foil0~ias fresnals and rerolusioa
ssr s5e,fr5s
hhsfeps. BY arf q Assembly,. passed Ia the
year 1850. the Commissioners Of The torn Of
Hlllss,onugh werr smFoA FRED, fiomfime 10 time.
10 lay Oh inio his and rsll - marh o. shr Tsxn
Commas as thry nlight dem rzPedienis and
~hfrrss the prrsrni Bssri d~rm u rKpedirnI 10
lay OK infa lots and rrls all that pilian II shr
Commons lying on Inc ssslh side Of kins siiesi
and stjareni 10 the Rail Rad depot; therefore.
htsslged. That a commiirr. 10 coi,sis Of The
Hhsle Board. including The Magistrate e PoIire
and clrfh. be sppsinlrd "a - ,%rinlend The la,-
ias on III aid Commons iuia Ids. and 10 sia al
snrh things a. NAV be necessary 10 cary 0uf the
views Of the Bo.rd la fhr premises. aecording %
ihr provisions u The aEseslii nc, Of Assembly.
Messrs. Nrs-nn. TurEeniirr and Webb we're
apF'oin,s! q committee 10 Examine the sifreis q
The town. and rrI-sFt TO tho next insriing whether
tlleie are any. and xhai streets in the town thai
should I've canieinned aud Discontinued as streets
not nesesssr, 10 lsr worked aud kept up ~ Tie
town: and slsn 10 inquire aud irPon whrIhrr
the Commissioners have power 50 TO coniemn
ans street.
Messfs wrlsa. schoofisId and Laws were aI.-
painted committee 10 mature. and rpor 10 this
Board. sone plan by which the citizen. Of the
town ma, le requied 20 w.ik the siesis.
Z. A. HEiRrf. 7. CLERK.
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$40 Reward.

IL AN away from the subscriber on The 9Th
instant, Negro 1i,l named fRAAKEY.
aged about 2s years. She is yellow, ahou, What
would he called half white; Is rather over The
common size, has very had teeth. j. fire lnken.
and inclined 10 laugh and hang her head when
.Fnken 10. Sac was raised by Thomas Clancy.
e,q., Of this place. aud b.. bren Irving with Mr..
4. y. B Evans. If Mllin. fr tn las i've Or SIX
years. The aboye reward will lr given f,r her
delivery TO me in lIilshoroush. OF Er her con.
finemcnl in any Jail :, tha can get her again.
A. W. liEDGpEIh.
June IL. TO-
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Negroes for sale.

N pursuance Of a order Of The Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, al May Term. 1854.
there will he sold. on the 6tn day Of July next,
al the caurt.hou.e in The town Of Hilisbosoueh,
three likely young Negroes, a Woman, Girl and
Boy. belonging to the estate Of George a. Ellis.
decd. A credit of twelve months " i'll be given.
by the purchasers giving bond with two good
securities ru n.srvrru
VIM. h. ELLIS, Aa'n q"
May 81, 3e--5wp
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N q TIC r

VNHE udersigned having qualified. ., Nay
I Term Of Orange County C.hH. 1851, as
Executor on the eSiats Of JAMES VI. MIN.
MS, deceased. hereby gives notice 10 all per-
sons indebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment; and to all persons having claims q.
gains, said estate. to present them. properly au-
then,ics,sd. within the tine prescribed by law,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of their reco'
very WILLIAM SMITH, Ex'r.
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