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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

VIRGINIA.
At rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, on the first
Monday in March, LOO.
Lloyd Lowndes, Complainant,
John Hansil and James Evans, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY. ...stt
The object Of this suit is to subject whatever
amount tho defendant, James Evans, may have
in his hands due to the defendant, John Hansol,
TO the payment OF $3.50 50 cents, with interest,
&C., due to the Plaintiff, Lloyd Lowndes, from
said John Hansel, who is a nonresident Of tho
State Of Virgnoj
And it appearing from an affidavit filed that the
said defendant, John Iianscl, is not an inhabit-
ant of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that no
do appear within one month after due publica-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests.
A copy,--Teste, G.. S. RAY, Clerk.
Allen, Atey. Tor Comp't.
july, 1850. got
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EmersOn's American Hair Restorative

a sure and permanent cure for Badness 1t
removes scurf and dandrulf, Scrofulous Eruptions
and feyerish heat from the Scalp
Prepared only by G. S. EMERSON. C. f..
FISHER & Co, Proprietors, No. 81 Superior St. J.,
Sept. 30-3m Sole agent for Morgantown.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

a Society is formed in DC Soto,
Iowa, by persons desirous Of "main-
tanning 8 character OF sobrioty in that
town." for the purpose Of tearing down
and domolishipg tho premises Of such
a8 sell liquor contrary TO the law. Sow
cral females belong to it and sign Gle
warning with the incft.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, on the first
Monday in June, 1866.
David McGill, Plaintiff,
VS..
James kinsley, Defendant,
IN COVENANT.
The object of this suit is to obtain payment of
balance due from the defendant to the plaintiff,
for making water wheels, &C., at defendants
Furnace, on Deckor's Creek, according to con-
tract,-said balance amounts to between fifty
and sixty dollars;
And appearing from an affidavit filed that the
said defendant is not an inhabtant of this Com
monwealth, it is ordered that no do appear with
in one month after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary to protect his interests.
copy,-Testc, G. S. RAY, Clerk.
Wiley, Atty for Plf
July 2. 1856. 2-5t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

Martia1 Music and the iSabbath. 49,
The City Council of Baltimore have
done o most needy and praiso-worthy
act in prohibiting the practice of desc.
Grating the Sabbath by military com.
panies and various societies. Thov
have passed an ordinance, fixing a pen
atty of ten doll upon any member
OF a band Of !, trumSptal music who
plays iii tho streets Of the city on the
Sabbath day, except when tho military
arc called out by the state or munich
pal authorities. 1t is to be hoped that
other cities may take similar measures
Tor abatlng what has been . great nui-
gancc.
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Carpeting. all Cloalls, &c.

a fine assortment of all wool and cotton Carpet
ing aud Floor Oil Cloths, Tor sale cheap by
June 2, 1850. JAIIEE & FLEMING
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High Endorsements ofHom GopatAy.-
DR.. }. j. G.. Wilkinson, distinguished
physician in London, and a gentleman
ofvery superior literary attainments, has
written letter in reply to some inqni-
ries addressed him by a member of The
Board of Regents of the University of
Michigan, preparatory to the appoint
ment of professor of homeopathy in
that institution, in compliance with re-
cent act ofits Legislature. He says that
most OF the crowned heads in Europe
consult homeopathic medical advisers;
that more that sixty peers and sons of
peers have petitioned for trial of hon.
Dopathy by the government at the seat
ofwar, and that large and increasing
proportion of the generals, admirals and
prominent English statesmen arc of the
same medical faith. Among the latter
he designates Lymdhurst, late Lord
Chancellor.- Pittsburg Dispatch.
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NO. q, Cheap Side.

Geuilotnon's Travelling Bags and Hand Trunks
Just received and Cor sale by
Nay %, 1870. A. RAYMOND
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GOVERNMENT MEANNEss.- A London
paper says" The friends of DR.. DICK,
OF Broughty Ferry, the gifted author of
the Christian Philosopher, and kindred
works have been for somo time assidu-
Gus in their efforts to get from Govern
ment small annual tribute which might
aid in comforting the declining years of
one who has produced many works of
enduring excellence, but which unfor-
tunately are not so extensively read as
their merits entitle them to be. The
iabors of these gentlemen have now
been rewarded by the Lords of the Trea-
sury confering on the venerable Doctor
Dick the munificent pension Of ten
ponds
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VIRGINIA
At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, on the FIRST
Monday in june, 1866.
Richard b. Carr, Sarah IIanway,
and Benjamin +. Smith, part
ners doing business under tho
firm and style ofCarr, IIanway & Co., PLAINTIFFS,
VS..
James Kinsley, Defendant.
IN CASE.
The object Of this suit is to obtain payment of
store account due from the defendant to the
plaintiffs, amounting TO 5l4 dollars and rs cents,
And it appearing from an affidavit filed that the
said defendant is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwcaith, il is ordered that he do appear witI-
in one month after due publication OF this order
and do what is necessary to protect his interests.
A copy,--Tostc, G.S. RAY, Clerk.
Wiley, .htpy. for Pl'fs.
July 4, 1855. 2s5t
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VIRGINIA
Atrules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Monongalia county, on the first
Monday in June, 1865. es
Benjamin Ryan, Plaintiff;
ra.
James Kinsley, Defendant,
..a.-. as IN CASE.
The ct ofths suit is to obtain satisfaction
OF an account due from the defendant to the
plaintlif, for services rendered, hire of teams,
&C., at the defendants Furnace, on Deckera
Creek, Monongalia county, Va, amounting TO
between seven and eight hundred dollars;
And it appearing from an affidavit filed that the
said defendant is not an inhabit liant of this Com
monwealth, it is ordered that he do appear with
IN one month after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his interests.
,,., n copy,-Teste, G. S. RAY, Clerk.
Wiley, Atty. Tor Pff.
July q, 1855. 2-5t
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Local Episcopal Preachcrs.-The
Episcopal Church has by canon Gre
atcd an order of men not much unlike
the local preachers in the Methodist
Church. Men in secular life can attain
to the order of deacons, and continue
in secular business still. Seven or eight
gentlemen in New York city have com.
piled with the provisions of this canon:
and now, although on week days EN-.
pIoycd in various secular business, on
the Sabbath assist in the ministrations
OF the sanctuary; they arc dcacons,
but not permitted to preach without
special leave of the bishop.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

Fraacc.-Evangelical religion is gain
ing ground in France, Notwithstanding
the efforts of the Romish priesthood.
The Emperor is in favor of religious toll
GRAFTON, but cannot restrain the ferOcious
spirit of the priests. In many quarters
conversions are occurring, and in one
parish the people dismissed the priest,
called an independent minister to occu-
PIP the pulpit, and for little time en-
Joyed his ministrations. The interfer-
ence of the Bishop soon suppressed the
external revolt, but many families per-
severed in their contumacy, and Hour
ishing independents congregation was
organized. Such a novel occurrence
indicates general unrest in the religi.
Gus condition Of France, which may is
sue in progress towards the truth.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

Spain.-The Queen has at last sane.
toned the law confscating the property
oftho church. The Pope has entered
the protest against the law, and the
Queen who has always been favoring
tho Catholic party would have prefer
red to side with the Pope than with her
Cortes and her people. She resisted
therefore until she was told, "If you re-
fuse, tho Republic will be proclaimed
in Spain Tomorrow" then with tears in
her eyes she signed the bill. The val
NC of Church property is estimated as
high as 100000, 900: but no accurate
statistics are as yet prepared. Proba-
bly, the Treasury of Spain may not re-
alizc an actual benefit Of more than
from $3.50, 100000 to 5000, 900, 600.
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EIqN.

A NADIA CASE IN Austria. An &C.
count of the following case, in Austria.
has boon sont to the Alliance. by Mr..
Berthman Holweig, "John Evangelist
Borginsky, Romish ecclesiastic, deter
mined to embrace the evangelic faith.
The Romish Bishops during the last four
years have thrown into prison and cru
ely treated all clergymen who had dar-
ed to act upon a law passed in 1S4S, by
which Austrian subjects are permitted
TO become Protestents on complying
with certain conditions. In consequences
of this, Borginsky united with the Lu-
theran Evangelical Church at Peters
ham, in Prussia. On his return home
he was seized by night at Pressnitz, in
Moravia. by police agents, escorted to
his convent in Prague, where he now
lies imprisoned under the plea ofinsan-
ity.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

Philosophers say that shutting ones
eyes makes the sense of hearing more
acute. a wag suggests that this ac-
counts for the many closed eyes that
arc seen in our churches every Sunday.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-07-21

There are in the Cumberland Pres
bytcrlan church 10 male colleges, two
female colleges, 2 theological schools,
and ten academies and seminaries with
6O instructors, 1904 students, So the
illogical students, and property to the
amount of S86,700, and an endowment
amounting to $125, 800.
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The M. i. Church in California num-
bers thirty clcrgymcn. a Conference
was lately held at Sacramento, and q
paper is soon to be published advocat-
ing their tenots.
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DIR. STRONG'S
p-pfgpgnW M. eNgnNr A4,pf ,prrrc

pECPCIAL gGDNTAGiI pills,
Remedy for Coughs, Coils, cafnrrh, Bron- chifis,
Group. Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption. Nere
yous Diseases Dyspepsia cosyeness. Eryspeas. Dis
Of the Heart, Inflammation and Pain in the Chest,
Back and Side and a diseases arising from derang.
cd state Of the Stomach and 10 relieve The distress and
bid feeling from eating too hearty food in weak and
dSspcptic habits. % Warranted 10 be purely We
gctabIe.
These Pills act ~ an Expeclorant, Tonic, and Ape.
cni. One 25 cent box possesses three times pow
erto diseases than dollar bottle Of any Of The
syrups Balsams, saisapanllas thar made,
and simple trial Of only one box will prove this i'm.
pdTisDt truth.
They promote Expectorati0n, Lonsen
the Phlegm, and Clear The Lungs and other sccreiory
Organs Of u morbid matter, and there Is other
mey 10 The whole Maetia Me,liea capable Of impalt-
ing such healing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Or
gans these Pills. They cure Gosfiycncss,
produce good, regular Appetite, aud Strengthen the
System. Price % cents per box, containing rs do,s
Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get The
Planters Almanac graii', giving full particulars and
certificates Of cures.
Both kinds OF the above psmfd Pills are foI sale in
Hsboroueh by DENNIS HEAR1-r; aud at Chapel
Hill by X. Is. SAUNDERS; who also keep supply
Of Dr.. Spenccfs Vegetable Pills. and Dr. Hulls Cele.
brard Pills. which stop the chils and Fever The frat
day. and DO not sicken the stomach operate On the
bowels.
August %. O0-ly
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DIR. STRONG'S
Compound SaHatiye Pills.

THESE Pills are entirely EgefaLie, and are most
superior Medicine in the cure OF all Bifons Com.
plants, Chhs and FcrU, Dgsptpsio, costirtncss, III
Ger Complaint. Jaundice. Sex Headache, Scrofuia,
Soh Rheum, Fepers Of all kinds Loss u AEpetiit OG.
a,ueted and Painful Measlruaiioa, aud ali lingering
diseases.
As Fdmale Medicine they act like charm; and
when taken according 10 the directions they never fail
10 the worst Of piles, after all other &C..
needles fail
They purify the blood equalze The circulation, res.
tore the Liver, Kidneys aud other SecTetoy Organs 10
healthy tone and action; and an Ambitious Ia.
mily Medicine, they have no equal. Price rs cents
per box.
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a NEW
Zap of North Carolina.

fiNHE undersigned preparing. aud will publish
soon a. The necessary Surveys. &C.. can lie obtain
ed. New, large, and Coniplrir Mar ~ NeHTH Ca.
aolISl, i've feet by three, well engraved and finished
IN The best style.
], IL admitted Ill Sides thai such work il great
desiefaium 10 Stale. and il j. in consequence Of
The frequent inquiries on this subject that the under.
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work ofihir kind Il thai of sc.
Rae. published % $50; and since then the Couniies
Towns. Roads ard Pos-oires have increased 10 nun.
her. and al our works Of Internal Improvements, with
small exceptions. been 81 on lot.
Il Is inlended that the New Map. proposed 10 BE-
published shall contain. accurately laid down. ~ The
Natural Features 81 the State - The lneis, Harbors
sounds, Lake.. Rivers. Greeks. Mountsins, &c.
Also, The public improvements aud artificial divisions
The Railroads. Plank RoIds couniics. Eonniy Towns
Posi-ohcss, CtieA, yill1ges POsi-folds and Canal,
Colleges, Academies. de-, sc.
The Map will be ready BY The summer Of 1855.
WILLIAM u. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARcE.
TERNs:
II Best style. Gilt Rollers, and FRS, Impre..
sion-, SO 90
u Plain style, Black Rollers, 9 90
Information tom any soarce. snd whrb nay 10 Of
service IN making The ahoss work. e ~ thankfully re
cci'el Allcomiuunleati0Hs should ~ adJisssfdto
Wal. u. COOKE.
Raleigh, august. 1854. So
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If you uant .sTias.p RATE 0AR-RiA G.Es
which will not only render good service, but be also
neat, call on the subscriber, living sir miles north 81
liillshorough. lie has been carrying the business
for the last sixteen months, and his work has proved 10
be first rate. He il determined thai his work shall con-
tnue 10 lie executed ia the les manner. fully equal TO
any in this section Of country and at prices % suit pur
cbasers Persons wanting Carriages Send their
ders through tie Post Office al Hilshorough, and they
will he promptly attended To- All Kinds Of Repairs viii
lie done in good order and on moderate Terms
" The subscriber has purcheseiih The iiehi ioi Orange
County IN PATExT DRAKE ior Ill kinds Of Carriages
10 which lie invites the attention Of he public.
~ The subscribers Wool CardiBg
Machines are 10 good order, and doing the yery
best quality 81 work. Prizes hereof Eight ceni
for white; Twelve and halcen,s ior mixed; one.h
part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
! June 90. fit
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WANTED.

DIGIT AWAY, In exchange for new Goods
~ 500 yards of Wooden Jeans.
900 :. coiored plain woyc Linseys.
800 white :. DO.
son Of Tow aud Cotton Cloth.
400 /" Of Blue-siiped Cotton Cloth.
200 psrs Of Wool Socks.
200 lbs. houis-spun Shoe Thread.
JAMES WEBB.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

Pev ne esrt of Influenza. cold, Indigestion. Dye.
gtpsia, hsa5sehs, Ds5ihiy, HeokHsis,
A.. AZ. a..
or s Fresh supply just received. and fof sale ~
ihesaents, %. lIeaftt A. son, II the Pointing UIiee
lillsbofourb Jsmss u. M'D,Je, Ci,spel I'LL. aud
q. "a Nshsne Mason Hall.
III, sth, 1864. iyi4-
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. prHtisn1n wg1gtr
ny DENNIS HEARTT q son.

Terns.-Two Dollars year. Il paid ~ sisanes;
Tvs Dollats aud fy Cents " not paid within three
monihs Three Dollars u dcsycc until after The ~.
pifalion Of the year.
No paper ~iI ls discontinued until ~ aueamges aic
paid, unless a tie option u Tie puhlisllefs
Hereafter no paper viii We sent 70 new suisribfsf
out % this slate unless payment s made 10 seanss ~
some person III The state will hccomf respo ghie 20 tie
editors; and The puper gill not he egntt suhscrilef
out Of the state ot mors than two yeafs without fay.
Hsn unless Il is 10 ,e isonslly knSwn % u and -
whose inlsgniy VI have confidence.
AdsuiIsins Raifs for The Recorder.
hnvIHrisIrtsra not exeecinr fourteen lines. .ne
dollar pr the first and twenty-five cents fof each sss.
queni insertion longer ones 10 proportion. CouH adj
teriiaemrnis twenty-five ~ eeu, higher ,lsductien
u ons.ltd Nil b. made 10 ad,sdItIG hy tbs yssf.
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Groceries.

TNHE subscribers have hand lo Of nicely cured
L sides, Canvassed and sugarcuied Hams, Mack
ere and Cheese.
April 10. ST.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

81 a L IL VT Nuh u CAAOLtNa,
CRANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Equity-September Tern. 1855.
William d. Reeves and others e. JameaM. Reeves.
Psiiiioa for SIZE Of Real Esiaie.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court, iha,
James VI. Reeves. The defendant in this case, is no,
an nhabiant Of thu. State; Il is therefore ordered and
deceed thai advertisement be made In the Hisnorough
Recorder for sir successive weeks notifying said deiend
ant ofihe filing Of said petition ana that unless he appear
al the next term Of this Cour. be held at The court
house il Hiilsharough, the second Mnoday Of MaHh
next and plead answer demuf TO said pct,on, the
same will be taken pro cafssso to him, and heard
tr paytt.
Witness. Thomas Wehh Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity. at Office in Hllsboroush, this %
Monday ia September, 4. ID. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &aE.
September 81. Frice adv. so 5-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANuk COUNTY.

Court Of Equty-Septemher Term. 1855.
NJ O. Hcrndcn md Others D. Julia N. Merritt and others
Original Bill.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court. that Sa-
muel Merritt one Of the defendants in this case. i
no, resident uf this States Il is therefore ordered and
Jccreed that publication be made in the Hllshnrougl
Recorder for six successive weeks, notifying said de.
fendani Of the filing Of this hill aud thai uscss he APP
pear Al the next term OF this Court, 10 lie held at the
courthouse in uillsboruugh on the second Monday Of
March next. and plead answer demur TO sait bill,
the same will be taken pro conftsso to him, and sci
down for hearing tr parte.
Witness, Thomas Weib, Clerk and Masrer Of our
said Court Of Equity at Office in Hisborough, this ID
Monday in September. A. ID. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ l..
September "a. Price adv. 81: so Sow
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which they have selected with care and with the special
object Of having only pure and genuine articles.
Thes,pledgc themselves to sell only pure ard genuine
Medicines and promptly 10 attend TO oil orders, aud at
all Times.
They would invite Country Physicians 10 examine
their stock believing that they make their interest
to purchase their supplies neal home.
April 10th, 1885. So
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COTTON, either in the seed or picked, bought
~ by JAMES WEBB.
February 90. So
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION

FOR TIE DEAF AND DUMB AND TIE BLIND.
I,HE he1i session q ilis Institution will commence
on Ire iifst Monday in September. Il i seiy i'm.
tor;an, that pupils spui Be puReius 10 eir aliend-
sRee Il lie beginning ol lie session..
Applications for ADMISSION, dc. shoali be made 70
wv. ID. COOKE, Principal.
Ansrst 81. Oh
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


Court q R9uity-september Term. 1855.
nsn5er.au Msl anil oilers e Debjamin Gooeh and vic
and Ba0ilsF.
Prf'ga f9t Nc Scl..f Isai E,iofs
TT sp,saHls = tks ssiiseisn u lie gssr that Ben.
jsmia aoDsa afsl rlle fssten. aBI Ann Nav. de-
isnisas 10 ibis cass sc lsy0sI he limits 81 hi sise
Il J. iasreiJre pf3ssd gal dtslecd b he CouH that
aiyuusemrut te msse 81 III sueeessise weeks ID lie
Iliiisspmugh iseetf1fr, Eyi4inE tte sai defendants
u he iBs - hf Es.i.s, lnd ill., unie- TRY spieat
81 lie next tara u az Iuun q held ~ ths county
u uahge Il lie courthouse 10 iii'ssoiOgsh, 1a lie
tcegsiJ Mgndsy n March prtt aal plead aHsee %
taar . 81 petition. IL ali Z lskea pr fgt.
yfsse ~ heati q pasie.
Mrness. Iif5nf. Hssb, gisfs Ell tlafef 4 on
,4il roun II Eus d Diise u lii,l-lMiusb IBIS II
Monday y set.teailsr. 4. D. 1855.
IHDMt s. WEBB, & NE.
gsflemisf e. pfel sls I8.EJ 5-6N
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STATE or NORTH cAROLlNA.

' ETI'IIN F1fFT Ff-Ia
N Court II Equi,y--to No,'r FERN, 1856.
Wiilisto Bale md ohsts e In Vs. liant, suJ 9hen.
ck'p. tt.
y Dis ca,s s k,na besh made 70 aigraf according
. les iil is lsss representatives, and belts y iss
n tybn Bsilrg, defess,s u IRE nads psfes dsi.nd.
suis 10 this esse Bfs bot inhabitants q Die silies pot.
igsuon i ihsfrf1fe nsie iN sia aggressive weeks -
Ne hdlsJDlgh Rsadef ~ ssd 90 u1snis 10 8p,Fst
- the astt IRA u lie Cgad y Equity to- PfiseB
COUNTY, . bt held 81 Rot0igBs3 o. lhe ses1bd Noi,.
day u Neyewher neat ellen snd i.efe psad d.. u
che Nv uii e tskea J,t0 o1ltssy = them end -
dozen ioi heanss q paeis
JOHN BR AUsllAtI. &a.E
~ as1bst -. pYtt ~ m. -
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Hillsborough House.

THE subscriber would take he liberty Of informing
the Travelling Community and those who may
visit thai he hastakrn charge % the House o.
Entertainment northeast Of The Cont House. well known
a. Fsddiss Hotel. He has repaired the buildings bis
furniture is new, aud every hing well calculated
fresh the weary Traveller. Those who may please ID
call Oh him. will find hs iale furnished with the hesi
the market affords aud bis stable with an abundance d
pfosenier.
Df0vcrs vii find 10 their interest 70 call on The sub
srTher they get accommodations there which
moi Be oainrd e,ewhere-a splendid lot 10 show stock
IN near 10 The Court House.
y. B. Having reried from all other business ! give
my ale attention 10 visitors and will Try To have their
wants satisfied. My prices shall bc moleraie.
WM. M.CAULEY.
March 6. 1855. ~
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TO Wool Growers.

MY Machines are now in order for Carding Wool
Iva and making good rolls Those bringing their
wool well prepared may depend on getting good rolls
Prices for carling n cents per pound for unmixed
l2I cents per pound for mixing, one fifth OF the
WOOL Corn, wheat flaxseed, hecswax, iallow, bacon
and lard will be taken in payment for Cardng, and
even money will not he refused something will be
expected in payment before the rolls taken from
the machines.
ALEX. DICKSON.
May l4ih. 1855. --S7