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The Organization of the Executive Depart
IDenss or ihe Government OF the Cnited states.
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i. Toseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

-fctg taht'tSLsS'}9i 1't+tstst ~St+fAEr -A--
THE annna fessgu ipstiIg,lnh s
f Surua and Tharsiay IN tan~- TIE
terms S5e aarb payae rtEiahhd
a IL Adyauep. charges apaie- dfarng paint
M apd aiso f Sa4sh Italian Geraa nrd Latin The terms
RI the H7lbay lctei composed o plr under Zine yeEfE q
are are ssuu per tliTl. Hbr hsii geAir aIpRHee.
Itrers inaury hguiJ ~ adessfd - the MOTHER SIF
SI3R oT IT. J2srs Al&dtns, iEiepg' tttVIf!eA eHaASi
Mar land
JaY s-dtyraF,
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AND WARRANTS L0CATED.--The subscribers viii To-
Ii ndiara, Illinois, Iowa. AID
"a description of The land located
IL upon proves incorrect, they III
land giving another wansnt for The sane
quantity.
resides West, and win The busness his
personal saperinendence
7rA s-ree opposite the Post Office, Washington, u G.
July Ia-zawsm
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JouN WEpaAr, Of Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 27-iawtsiai3 Iinieiligencer
All the civilized f the world request
tis their editorial columns,
beis u m several ciacs foaerea through Ire four d
visions te globe aRd all throughout the United
States af America requested rauiious pEcrion
engianay bsween hls ae and Ie 81 OF haIh, A. o. Isa
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notice. sell the lot street, oppose' hbn
SQUARE and 18th for sixty ave cents
Der foot of payment which may be learned from
smith, at the Buresu Of Yards Dccss The lot s
e. sxfssdng hundred and forty ,eS
nor D a fhiriy-fs1i alley. ALBEIT smiih
9-7swtw
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sfrprr Il onihaapon. both going and rtaralns' y "1s
paseress proee LandpH and Have VN s
olaer faatey foS tae economy efiirae aud fsaney
Potsase 5rsiu Esp Egrk 70 saaitaanPfoa cHd Bremen
First cabn main saloon, ss9 fi cato, iorar saloon, so
second d.. SH0.
All pe ard newspapers pass throug5 The po Office
No hiip o adiag VIII he signed the dag Of slhng
Al experienced surgeon 4 alachod 20 each ship
Fal freight or passsse, Apply % :
o. H. SAND II South William 81, ". Y.
q. A HREEKEH u Co., BfeiaFn
LPgSgEY Il EGallamgtcB.
WILLIAM l5ELth, iiayfe.
Ear 5--dly
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celebrated They con-issrcd tho
sests article iaie~' and cinidrsD's use sxiant
shade heaFler tho
. hen an Ak article for
all mills
llosc brands
ca~es assorted er fine shirirgs, Bates'A
New York ard ether tnais
Iee white cnmhrics and gackonetss
rs pieces Narsook and swss musns-
EieceE all
table dasansks
All Widths ard great pfeasion
tow els, towclinys, and napkins.
fail Eiock,
which q thoroughly assorted throneso
yi~ces hns nrnhs
aossy plain hsck silks, q yard well
III Is.
Mourning goods full and complete stock koptuP
the entire year. "a
our of family ccrsunpsl0n
\ lremai uns. .nke daily received.
t,uer ony iacces goods
gain making pufchaees where there p0yeth NY
low pncc
Delay bills s expected TO
Goods inspection
appreciation except invsds invariably confusion
Customers sending rprchass win be enPed
b send orders
psiruav the Of Eafii of
s1avd sranvs asi erulafis
nrsiclos, pfices dealing be led III al
casss. PERRY n bRpTHfR,
q Central stores," hutidins,
July SI-lotelT opposgis Centre MEIksa
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Metropoissan Railroad Once
Georgetown, August l. less.
HE report Of the president and srseiss nov
On m sscersry O. endne address through he post Office
- - j. w. DEEBLE,
,ru6 I,r7w Secretary.
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nassau IIan college OF New Jersey. Princeton
/" Should agid acquaintance te forget
And never trsught 10 miu'
So. n LA 49,. -. & r.-n..r


and never brought 10 MIA
Should asad ~cqnainiance be GTgof,
Aud days .. ass9 lapq eype"
The members senior eass o s ending IN Jgne, ls
year ending Jote il Sophomore
class q e ending 20 June M and The fIsusn cs q nc
eGahs "a 4gre, lo, brry rtaueed 20 assebs ~
Washington ID. fhi5d ssreh d. 1856, he intesi,
obfsca ibk eein afioys hena8hip which
entirely seve tscanan theif
lives greeting and synihy, and ttHi ihe animty aie ."
some of taeir most promising coDpeers
rseiHipay meeting seiGsponted comnttee vii be
held the fret Aondy September, A. ID s fe United
Is7i, gbesnut street. FsHrfh fh suee
which those members Of The several classes whom sy BE- con
invited aend Ni be
ao0ptsd ~ secure fun attendance = possible.
Ia tine those whom VIII he
good fash be secretary fe cpfses by mail with
tleir respective poet Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, ~. D.,
af frrntoa, ", g. Chairman q Committee.
ALEXANDER y. HIATT, NJ ~,
Fhisdeiphla, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON Llc8rSER,
of Lnne9sier Pcnnsylvanis,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winsina, hicshany Co, Md,
SAMUEL 2. RICHARDS,
of Rasa Iron ahd Cicss wnras, NJ
LEWIS ~. WARRINGTON,
u MonisuLacf cuunys Aafsiands
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a9URE OF CEAI1s.--7be undersigned viii Etesd 70 any
u bguesF ahca nlag r0Bfbrd iu cemnissi1neT
Cas take 1GstIaay an alto btt
y counsellor fa may laj daily iAr CsH
t room daey opposite the oses q lhe clerk q ie
cont N c!ans. JOHN 8. TYSON
Aag g. 2lw3p@ Int AID star
ID FiIILLEEs. ~ Mobile Bfabsraa, rstI practise ial
The supftna uAied sales,a ~ CLAIMS,
connected wi lie riaie'sgn 0hce
hnt.east oi h aEd Louisiana Aytae
Jtttrg Cd
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=. EPsg YORK. iREc4tsN, AND :ouTfi-
,1%l.s@1 AUPT'ny UNITED 5TATEe n all 81 Ehs ERs.-
~ Tbr r.rps comprising tis ae are IRE WASHING
sSs$1za TON, Cart. Z. CAyeBdy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
ward aats
rltr stop al both going and reurnng.
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TX FIRST DIV ELLtNGs FOR RFEsT.--The
l5ih and leth, lor rena
conveniently
with modern wHieT hxtrres
families Their location is Gesirahe
i've ia the Immediate Square, sBd
me the sioaeront
houses occupied hy MI. @. w RiEes and Gov. Marcy
patirnars apply TO the sDbscrbcrs AZ
Riggs s. ca. = banking hease-
Aug I-2sw2w Intel1 A. hbDL.
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ArrossEr oExnaAL,. erraer.

Hon. Caleb Cushing, Attorney General Of the Cnitsd
States X. H. Ge esq, chief clSk. The ordinary brs-
moss of this Office may be classified under tie following
heads
!. 0acAl opinions the curren business Of the govern
ment called for by the President by head o depart
ment, or hy the Solicitor of tie Treasnry.
2 Examination of The titles Of al land purchased The
ses of arssna pnsss, Ii a0gses and al other
public works OF the United States.
J. Applications for aIdos n al of conviction 10 the
ooarts Of the United States.
4 Applications for appointment IN al the adcial and legal
buainess Of the government
S. The conduct and argument Of an suits the supreme
coart Of the United States il which tic goreInments con-
cerned-
e. The supervision Of all other suits arising any or the
apartments whea referred bY Tie bead thereof 10 the
ney General.
10 these ordinary heads Of tbe business or the oiss are
added Ill tie present time Tire following, viz:
First The direction q az appeals land claims ia Cali
forna.
District Of Columbia.
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TE Grst tern college year THIS institution VIII com
uruee Oh the ah continue sixteen weeks Iht
l 81 ,ssrReon embraces the eiascai
~ lie scsn,6c which r student take IN fun 9. m
na Particular attention agricultural science and u
te anaiys soils; Also 10 engineering and rrseueai sur
vcyine. -. -. r.
% sessions The department under the care O. q
W. weston A. NJ correspond with dose OF the college
i'' '''A''' DANIEL KIRKwoop, President
NEw.RK. fOc.l July 10, leS5.
i3--law6w
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wN. n. wA' hko"N.
Miller a Brown,
kTToRHFrs-KT
HashtaetoH, o. c.
WILL aena before the executive departments HE
CONT ~ cIairls Couu Of ihs United siaie
CfRce. 7,h street, opposite The General Post oihce.
July le-2dN3n
r-uargI@ r.srB I,ocLiug-Gtnsx, Portrait, ard Pie
tueframe fnaunfac,ueT 237 Pennsslsania nvenneraro
tro - az III .;xa and style and hnirb con
,sntv pa1nctrcd ard complete
st prices 10 York, thereby SAVING The c'si Of acxine
freight, ii risk " hrrakage.
THE pRblse respectfully inviiedio call
Junp Ig-cod3rdf
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Thc Neg Nork aud Liverpool United states
Elaii Steamers.
The ssfps comprising th.s line are tie feslowing;
Atlantic
facia1
The Bsi.c.,... p' N'oSA
: ~ Tne5c ships having b0it by contract e1
service, every care has been
t,kcn Ia ta copsuuefior ia their engines
g--ess-g1 and speed; and fhsir aceoa1Hno
datrus or 1aasHi,ec and core
Prcs paece Ysk IyeTpool In srst cabn S5l
second cabin I5 Ezcnve Gse exir size oaiik s@
E.ctG Giyefpa1 . YORK, 80 and ~ gllneas
Sn experienced sargFon nIuckea - each 5inp
No he!th gn be secured gliI pAd lCr
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The will accountable Tor g9td svef
sanp suciu, oyery, prenGs soHes ner unless bs o.
Isdnr tbere the value thereof e1fssssc therein
Al 25-Ga
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nIarsdls
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Tssas between Washington aud whceitns bat !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Al a meeting Of the Dials Creek Division,
Sons Of Temperance, held in their Hall on the
10th inst, the following Preamble and Rcsolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas il has pleased m all wise and in
scrutahir Providence 10 remove from our midst
our esteemed friend and brother, WILLIE !.
RonERIs; and whereas, under sense Of our
bereavement. We desire 10 give some testimonial
Of our high regard and warm iraiernal feeling
for our departed brother; therefore.
ResDirsd, That, as individuals, we have lost
one Of our dearest, most cherished friends our
Division, one Of iis most worthy, deserving,
useful and exemplary members, and our COM
muniiy one Of is brightest and most valuable
ornaments.
Resolved, That while We sadly dcplore bis
departure, and feel with poignant sorrow that a
seat is vacated which cannot again be supplied
--wc yield to the Great Disposcr Of life and
death IN his severe dispcnsation, having the 50.
lacing consciousness that be has len us only Il
receive the uniading need II virtue and pieiy
and 70 enjoy forever higher, happier and a
boiler home.
Resofred, That from fresh remembrance Of
the amiability and tenderness Of his heart, hi.
noble and gcniemanly department, aud bis
useful and siriuous career. we feel he has lefl
us bright example which We will ever cherish
and should ever strive 70 initiate.
Resolved, That we, each and Ill, do cordially
mingle our tears with those Of his painfully az
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coNGREs IS.

A jont resolution has passed the Senate, au-
thorizing the Secretary Of the Navy 10 send out
a national vessel to make search for DR.. Kane 5
Arctic Expedition.
The Senate has postponed to the next ses-
sion the bill recognizing the Judiciary sys-
TEN.
Tho Bounty Land bill underwent further
discussion.
In the House. the Pacific Rail Road hill Vas
the principal subject Of discussion.
The President Of the United States transmit.
led 20 the two Houses on Thursday, message
asking for authority to enlist 5000 mounted
volunteers, to operate against the frontier lndi.
ans. !, was referred by each House TO the
military committee.
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The Hon. Pierre Soule, has resigned his Of
Zee . Minister 70 Spain, and the Hon. John
G. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed to Gil the vacancy. The resignation
Of Mr.. :soulc will be matter Of eongratula,ion
throughout the country. In the beginning the
appointment was looked ugjn a. an unforiu-
nate one, and The conduet of Mr.. souIc as Mi
MISTER, has only confirmed the general opinion
that he was no, fitted for the post. The ap.
poiniment Of Mr. Breckenridge will be very ae-
eepisble 10 the county, Il We may Judge from
the tone Of the press.
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Flour Inspection and Sack salt.

A large space in our paper this week, is TAX
en- up with the communication Of :" A Constitu-
ent;' but as il was a matter of importance hat
It's publication should not be delayed, and il
would not well admit Of division, We have crow
ded il into this number. A large portion Of our
citizens are deeply interested in the subjects Of
which it treats, its length, therefore, should no,
deter them from reading il. The farmers who
trade at Fayetteville will find in il pungent
exposition d the injustice and hardships to
which they arc sometimes exposed BY the sys-
TEN Of Flour Inspection at thai place. and the
Self trade, as well as a strong appeal for re-
mcdy a, the hands Of the Legislature.
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ETnILsD1IDyGMs no %
Wednesday, January "a.

or The Free Suffrage bill passed its third
reading in the Senate on Wednesday last, by a
vote of 35 to Is. Before passing, the bill was
amended by making two or three changes in
the original bill. The first amendment excludes
unnaturalzcd foreigners from voting; the Sc
cond, provides for the publication Of the procla-
nation Of the Governor, with copy Of the act,
in only ten papers, instead Of all the papers in
the State. as heretofore and the third is in the
preamble, making, in our opinion, a decided
The original preamble was not
only not sustained by the facts, but also had
smack Of demagogueism about it, which was
not very crejitable to its authors; and we are
not surprised to see its friends take the ragged
bunting down, after the distressing condition
in which Gov. Graham's yolley left il. The
original preamble read thus: Whereas, the
freehold qualification, now required for electors
for members Of the Senate, conflicts with the
fundamental principles Of liberty, therefore" &c.
The following is the amended form: a Where
as, a large number Of the people are disfran-
chised by the freehold qualification now requir-
ed Of voters for members Of the Senate" &c.
The bill has yet to he acted on in the House
Of Commons.
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, jan. 10.
CoTToN.--Sales at 7aa7zc.
ToBBAcco.-Receipts continue very
light. Lugs "a 90 a 6 90; Leaf, com,
mon and middling, IS so a. 6 soc. No
good offering.
WHEAT.-l 80 a Q 06 for good ia
prime. Common and middling l 90
a rs.
CoRN.--Sales at IS a 80 G.
FLoUR.-City Extra SO; Country
Superfne, 80 25 a. 975 Family, eli
% 10.
GUANo. = Peruvian $50; Mexican
ss5; Super Phosphate of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. Jan. 20.
Candles--FayettevilIe Factory lSe.
a 90. Adamantine 80 % S5c.
Cotton a nc.
Flour-Cross 7 so; fine z IS; super
fine 8 90 a 8 10.
Feathers-40 @ 45c.
Corn--90 a 1OOc.
Molasses-Cuba &c "a 81; N. Or
leans s7a o. doc.
Whiskey Is zoe.
Norfolk, Jan. 10.
FLouR.-Superfine s94 o. 975 Ex-
ira, TO- a 10 IS, Family llal1a.
SUcAR-Brown, Porto Rico, 6 a g.,
N. Orleans 81 SC.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 2S a 24c.; N. Or
leans % a so c.
CoFFEE-Laguira III III c.; Rio
l0a III.
GUANo.-Peruvian $48.
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50 fully sci forth in the extended notice Of il, to
thc seen in our advertising columns. that there Is
hardly any room lefl for us to speak Off it. This
much we may add--0f the long train Of physi-
cal ills TO which humanity is heir, there is none
more distressing than the general arrangement
Of the digestive apparatus, which never fails to
accompany disordered state Of the liver. Head
ache, piles languor, fretfulness, bilious tongue,
a morbid breath, loss of appetite--in short, an
Understandable Indebtedness Of existence, are its
insuherable and life-wasting attendants. These
diseases, which have baffled the skill of the
ablest Doctors, have been radically cured by
Hoofand's German Bltters."
See advertisement. In
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PA TEN Il
NOR AND CATE SpRIN(
SELLING AT COST!


RY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
~ A. G. Murdoch for certain purposes therein
mentioned, the subscriber offers to sell, at Cost
and Charges, for Cash, or on time at a small adj
vance, the
Large Stock of Goods,
owned by A. c. Murdoch and conveyed in said
trust, embracing a great variety Of very desira-
bic Goods. AIMING them will be found:
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Fancy Silk.
Merinoes, Cashmeres, all.wool DeLans,
Alpacas, Mousselin Delains. Prints,
Muslns, Cambrics, Yazettes, Shawls,
Handkerchief, Ties, and Cotton, Worsted,
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Hosiery. Trimmings, Bonnets. Ribbons, &c.
Also. Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres.
Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, Rerseys, Linseys,
Domesiics, Ready-made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Glass, Queens, Tin and Hard Ware,
Carpenters Tools.
and almost every thing else that is TO be had in
/ Store.
The Goods are all new. A large portion Of
them were purchased 10 Philadelphia and New
York last Fall, and all Of them since the Fall Of
1853.
Purchasers who wish to get Goods AT yERr
Low PRICES. can do so, if they will give us a
call, at the Store East of the Court House.
n. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January Is, 1855. To-
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Mr. Cameron, Of the North Carolina Argus,
has associated with him in the management Of
his paper, NJ. Samuel Fulton, whose practical
knowledge Of the business will render him an
efficient all. We wish the Argus a long con-
tinuance Of it, increasing prosperity.
We have received the second number Of a
new Democratic paper Published at Goldsbo.
rough, N. G., called the Goldsborough ri.
bunc." !, i edited BY Mcssrs. WIN. Robinson
and w. y. l,srclilt; is about the size of the Re.
eorder, and furnished at the same price. Mr.
Robinson has favorable reputation as a seho-
lsr and writer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24

Joy FOR THE lNyALfD.--We cut The
folIo-ing IRON the Philadelphia Saturday Ga.
zet,c," aud recommend our readers 10 pefusc il
carfully, and those suffering should not delay
purchasing -
DR.. HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT.
TERS.--1his celrhfalsd medicine. prepared BY
Dr. C.M.JArxsas, %, The imposing German Medi.
cine store, No. 100 Arch strsei, Is exciting IN.
pfecedcnied public attraction, and The proprietor,
who is scientific physician, is selling immense
quantities of il. The virtues Of this remedy arc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24
n A Il RIED !

~ 81 ~ ~ u "a W
On the morning of the 22d inst, by the Rev.
Samuel Pearce, Mr.. JoHS ADAMS, of Halifax,
Va, to Miss MARY A. STANFORD, Of Orange
County, N. c.
In Guilford county, on the Goth ult., by the
Rev. Cyrus Caldwell, Mr.. GEORGE FAucErT, of
this county, to Miss MARGARET ASS MLAxE,
daughter of the widow M'Lane.
Recently, in Peterborough, Mr.. THOMAS J..
PHILPs, formerly of this place, to Mrs. Poe,
widow Of the late DIR. Poe.
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GOV. Cral,am,s speech.--The

Gov. Graiam's Speech.--The por-
ton Of Gov. Graham's speech which we pub
fish to-day, contains bis argument in answer to
the constitutional objection raised against the
bill, presented by him, for calling Convention,
to which we invite particular attention. Gov.
Graham meets the objection fairly, and, to our
mind, his argument is conclusive; but the read
err can Judge II this for himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24
STR Y

TAKEN up by Moses Harris, in the eastern
- part of Orange, some time last Summer,
and entered on the Stray Books of Orange
County. a stray Mare. dark clay bank, slender
form, blind in the left eye, has large bushy
maine and tail, blaze face, hind feet white, and
Is supposed 10 be ten or twelve years old. She
is valued at thirty dollars.
THOMAS FAUCETT, Ranger.
January 20. 7l-3wp
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a Lnmensable Occurrencc.-ws

are informed that week before last Jchu Stew
ART, Of Chatham county, was found dead In his
neighbors field. He was at sale very much
intoxicated, and started home in the evening,
after being helped 10 get on his horse, with n
bottle Of spirits in his pocket. The neat day
he was found dead, with heavy pole laying on
his head. II seems that he had been endcavcr-
ing 10 open the fence in order 70 ride through,
when the top pole fell upon his head and crush
cd him instantly 10 death.
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NOTICE

4 Ii persons indebted 70 A. c. Murdoch, by
~ note OF account, are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment TO the undersigned. as by viz
tue Of deed Of trust he alone Is authorized 10
settle them. Those who neglect this notice may
soon expect 10 find their debts in The hands Of
On officer Cor collection.
N. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January rs, 1855. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24

Loso sgsTEscE.-Eaker, The young
man of Is, who was convicted for par.
ticipation in the burglary on n. Is.
Wards store, aud an attempt TO Mil his
clerk, was sentenced, in Detroit, on
Monday, 10 my years. imprisonment
~ the States prison. When I've leaves
the States prison he will be 6s years
old, 10 the jear 1905.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24
SALE


rFNHE undersigned. Executors Of the last will
4 and testament Of James Walker. decd, will
expose 70 public sale, 70 The highest bidder, on
credit 81 one and Two years. al the late residence
Of The deceased, on Thursday the s5,h day of
January, 1855, the following property, TO wit:
Twelve Negroes.
consisting of Men, Women and Children; soek
Of Horses, Hogs. Cai,le and sheep; Crops Of ell
kinds. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm
ing Tools Of every description, ami quantity Of
Sailed Meat. Bond and approved security will
he required before any Of the property u re-.
moved.
Also, will be sold. on the premises. on the
same terms. on Monday the 9Th day Of February
next. a Tact Of Land. known a. the Claibufn
Tact. on Flat River, containing about one hun.
drsd acres.
JOHN LOCkIIART,
BEDFORD VAUGHN, ia y.
January 9th, ls55. To-
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NOTICE.

HESTER. ANTHONY. JOSEPH AND
an JAMES DAUGHERTY. Cor their heirs,)
children u James Dlusheny. Of Orange coun.
~, North Carolina, q. g.. will hear something
ii their advantage Nv addressing THOMAS
w. WALSH. Town u sImcos, County Of
Norfolk. Canada Wet.
Sept isih, 1851. si-en
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JAMES WEBB, Jr., having bought GU.
= The interest Of his partner DR.. o. r.. Loso
in the late firm Of I.oSe & WrBB, would re-
specially inform his friends and the public that
he will continue the business at the old stand,
and will be pleased 10 serve the former custo-
mers. With increased facilities and experience,
and determination to please all, he hopes to
merit the confidence Of the public.
January %. IL
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"A IL persons indebted to the subscriber are
= requested 10 come forward and settle inn
by cash OF note. Prompt attention
10 this notice will save them some cost.
ISRAEL TURNER.
January Isl, 1855. 6s-5wp
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DISSOLUTION.
BUSINESS CONTINUED.

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