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asuHS 9iII tsnals Aeaasug,
ORANGE COUNTY, n. c.


yyyfT hert session will commence on The 18th Of July
4 next and continue five months under the direction
Of the same teacher Miss PArrIr Durr, Of oxfod, NJ
C. This Academy Is situated IN moral refined and
in.eigen, community, surrounded with Churches of
liffe,eat tenominaions and is about twelve miles from
Durhsrn's Station, on the Central Rail Road. Any
peroI in The lower counties wishing TO send their daush
.es np the country to find good School and healthy
section will do well 10 send to Round Hill Academy
This being the 9TH session Of my school, am proud
10 say that il has given general satisfaction NY pre-
sen. teacher is no, to he surpassed 10 any Of the Aeae
mics in the SUITE as good manager Of young ladies'
Her performance on the Piano AMI Guilai is equal 10
any.
TERMS OF TUITION:
re- SssiOn Of Fine MOaihs.)
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, 90
The Higher English Branches, s. 20 10 90
Lessons on Piano, with use Of instrument, Is 90
Lessons on Guitar. ~ W
Board can be had in good families in less than enc
mile Of The Academy, Tor IS and Sc per month. As
have the Teacher boarding IN my family, will take
some six OF seven Young Ladies a; 70 Ier month nc
extras. For further information, address ME al Rouhd
Hill, Orange county, \. c.
ID. Z. PARRISH, Proprietor.
June %. s3--6"
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THE RAIL ROAD

Has at length reached fiillsborough, making quite
astr in our usually quiet village.
TINE subscribers awaiting themselves Of this great
Il State work. are enabled thus early aer their pur-
chase 10 offer 10 their customers and the public New
and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints, OF all grades,
Lawns and Jaconets.
Berages and Summer DeLaines,
ChalIs and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks.
New aud Pretty Styles If Bonnet Rbands.
Straw. Chip, Silk and Neapolitan Bonnets.
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantillas,
< Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New STYLES OF Embroidery Patterns,
Embroideries Of all kinds.
J. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. So
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GOLD MIME BAI.SAM,

or Dyspeptic Billers or Tlncture Tonic Nersine.
letter from ]. r. Callum, Druggist, Milton. N. c,
dated Aug. IA, 1917:
DR.. j. Khul- Dear Sir Your medicines have given
entire satisfaction in this section =, country The Ahys
sinia Mixture especially is highly approved Of Il has
failed to in any cassil sells so fast that
never had enough to supply the demand You will
please send me large supply of as soon as you get
home. j. X. CAbLUM.
AGENTS.--D Heart & Son. Hillsborough; Cook
& McCrcsddey. Tally -Ho; X. ]. Mitchell and ID. A.
Paschall, Oxford DIR. d. P. Weir, Greensborough.
January ]. 1855. 6s--ly
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HiIlsborough House.

TINE subscriber would take the liberty Of informing
the Travelling Community and those who may
visit town. that he has taken charge Of the House Of
Entertainment northeast Of the eonr House, well known
Faddis's Hotel. He has repaired the buildings, bis
furniture il new, anJ every thing well calculated 10
fresh the weary traveller. Those who may please to
call on him, will find his table furnished with the bes
tie market affords and bis stable with an abundance ii
prosender.
Drovcrs vii find 10 their interest 70 call on the sub.
scrber, they get accommodations here which
no, be obtained eisewherca splendid lot TO show stock
in near 10 the Court House.
\. b. Having refined from al other business. give
my sole attention TO visitors anil will Try 10 have their
wants ssti.iiei. Ny pnccs sail De moderate.
WM. M'CAULEY.
March 6. 1855. a.
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BRANDRETH,s PILLS.

For the cure Of Influenza coids, Indignation. Dgs.
pspsio, Hssdachs, Debility. Hsakneis,
DC. &c. &c.
or A Fresh supply just received. snd fof ssls by
The SCENTS, D. Heart n Son. 1t the Printing Office,
HillsboroUsh James B.M.Dlds, Chapel Nil, and
q. a. Msbsns, Mason Hall.
iuly sih, 1854. tyi4-.
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ERESII GOODS

SHALL. receive the ii.t 1T tbs week tsh a.sort
mcni 81 low priced Bunneis aud Hats Alpo Black
Twisted Sill Mts and long Nit; Black Sin Edging
for thinning maniles; Printed Lawns Blsarhed shirt,
ine. leans. Plaid Coions, Coore canhTios, seanr,s
Bag, sNans-bi Hooks and Eyes, Genis English half.
Hose, Pulling Cunib,. Shoe Thread Bottoms. &c.
JAMES WEBB.
May 81. 81
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Use the Magic Impression Paper
For Writing without Pen or Ink,

Copying Leares, Plants, Flowers Picirss, Pattern.
for Embroidery, Making Linen IndtHJig, end
Manifold Writing.
THIS article is absolutely the best portable nkstand
in the known world, for a small quantity folded
and placed in the pocket constitutes a travelling Ink.
stand which cannot be broken. No zen is needed, iur
any stick, sharpened 10 point, writes equally as well
the hest gold pen in the universe. For drawing il
is indispensable. Il is indeed, the whole art Of Draw
ing and Painting taught ii lesson. Any leaf plant
OF flower can be transferred TO the pages Of abumi
with minute and distinct resemblance Of nature and
with equal facility pictures and embroidery patterns are
taken, and have received the highest ,ulogiums fom
the fair and indeed. more tasteful pIeseli for
lady c,a'd not Reproduced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen or other arli.
c'es rs 10 remain perfectly ndeible. All the wash
ing in the world fails TO bring il out. Any cRILD can
use Il With perlec, With The Magic Paper, like
wise, osE o. ForM copies Of every letter written can BE-
secured without any additional labor whatever making
Il the cheapest and most convenient article extant II
is used 10 great advantage BY reporters for the public
press, ielesfapbic operators, aud hosts Of Others.
Each package contains four different cours, Black
Blue Green sa Red with full printed nsiruc lions III
all to aud will lac, sufficiently to obtain Five Hun
ded distinct impressions.
! II Is put up IN beautifully ensmeled eol0red en,s
lopes, with truthful likeness Of the proprietor attached
Each and every package warranted.
PIice-s2 per DOZEN five for 81. Single packages
rs cents Mailed 10 all pats Of the world on The re.
cep,on VI The above lncss Address. posi- paid,
y. HuBBELI,
l67 broadway, New York
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A CARD.

%. gC3IggsDN. DENI1sI,
HAVING located in Hishorough, respectfully Of
II fers his professional services 10 the citizens Of the
town and surrounding country. He can produce salts
factory testimonials Of his skill in the profession
Office at the Union Hotel. When requested fami-
lies vii be waited on 4, their residence. Charges rea-
sonshle.
June 18th, 1855. s3--4w
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WANTED.

wANTE d,
u IGHT AWAY in exchange for new Goods
Az 500 yards OF WOODEN Jeans.
800 colored plain woye Linseys.
800 :. white DO.
500 of Tow and Cotton Cloth.
400 Of Blue-striped Cotton Cloth.
200 pairs Of Wool Socks
200 lbs. hone-spun Shoe Thread.
JAMES WEBB.
COTTON, either in tie seed or picked bought
~ by JAMES WEBB.
February 20. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAaaScE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1855.
Chcsiey T. Faucet Nehemiah DanieIy
Jussiets Execution lsr,ed on Land.
TT sppesrng 10 The satisfaction Of The Court that Ne
hemsh Dsniely, the defendant IN The shove case +
not rssidenl d this State II Il therefore ordered BY
the Co9u thai publication he made Ii The Hlllsbooush
Recorder for six weeks r said Dsaiey 70 sPPear az
The net term q this Court, 10 be held a The cout
house 10 Gfahsm on The first Monday after the folhb
MONDAY 10 Angus nexi, and show caure Why eIecu.
ton shsl hOl The above case 10 eel The land le
yitd on.
Wines Joha Faucet. CLERK Of vur ssid Court, at
Office 10 he town Of Grshsm. the int Monday after the
fourth Monday Of May. a. u. ls5S.
JOHN FAUCETT, c. {. E.
iuly Esd, 1855. Price sds. 80 50. 81 6w
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DIR. GEU1ss
AbVssinia Mixture,

For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Piles. costiveness AZ
ectons Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, Gonor
rhGa. elect, the Whites, Weakness and other Female
Complaints Price per bottle, as cents and Sl25.
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Groceries.

THE subscribers have hand lot OF nicely cured
Il Sides, Cauyassed and Sugareufed Hams, Mack.
erel and Cheese.
]. C. TURRENTlNE & SON.
April 10. 81
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THE RIELsEoReUGH RECORDER
- rrstisHtn wttsLr
BY DENNIS HEARTT a SON

Terms.-Two Dollars year. II paid IN aesanee.
Two Dollafs and fiii, Cents II not paid within thee
months; OF Three Dollars u deIsyes until aflsi The az.
pifation Of the year
No PAPER will he discontinued until III atearsges are
paid, unless 81 The option Of the publshcrr
Hereafter no paper will 10 sent 10 new suiseriher
out Of this state uneas pay meni s made in sd,ane, o.
person 10 the siale will become respo ne 10 the
editors; and The paper will not he fn 20 Subscriber
ont Of the state cor than two years without rsy-
ment unless is 70 one personally known 70 and "a
whose integrity We have confidence.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder,
ApvlsTfstzfsrs not exceeding fourteen lines. ono
dollar ot tho FIRST and twenty-five cents for seh esubse
qusnt insertion longer ones IN proportion. Ccun.sd-
ysrisemsnis twenty-five yer cent. higher. deduction
Of onelfd will be made 10 advertisers BY the year.
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nIso LONG 8 GAINa

DDso LONG 8 GAINa
a RE now receiving at their Drag Store, on the cor
"A ner East Of the Cour, House, large and complete
assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, &c.,
which they have selected with care, and with Inc special
object Of having only pure and genuine a..icles
They.pedge themselves to sell only pure and genuine
Medicines, and promptly attend 10 all orders, and at
all times.
They would invite Country Physicians to examine
their STOCK believing that they make il their interest
TO purchase their supplies near home.
April 10th, 1885, So
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 9Th OF July,
N 1853, Negro Girl named JANE, aged about
% years She is black heavy set, Of ordinary height,
s,oops forward little when walking fast, and Is tree
spoken. she was formerly owned by Mr.. James John
sion. Of Alamance, and her mother Is new owned ny
John TroIinger esq. and she il probably lurking in
Alamance county The above reward will be given
for her apprehension and delivery 10 ne, near Leas
bug, Csswell county, or for her confinement in any
Jail 50 that can ge, her.
JAMES w. REID.
Arrn., tf-49
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Herring. Mackerel and Bacon.
Isl received and lor sslc ii
% JAMES WELD.
May y. 10
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l67 DIoadMay, NeM Yulk.
nrlNloNs ID Lie Parss.


HtnHIlt'. MAslc isrRnsisS P1rIR.-Ws refer
nadcis % the advertisement in smother column srl
ting forth The merits d this pleasing aud ingenious Ia.
yenlon The ehcapncss should induce al 10 give II a
Trial. Philadelphia Merchant
:. Il is unsurpassed ior nrsinc-s and utility and should
meet with The sale il richly descncs." TiLune.
Just shat tie pubic has long desired snd recon.
mtnds itself etey ind dual Taste and renrmrn,
.fOaragi and eonrier.
Jnne ~. 1855. gl--4w
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If you wani .TIRe.P RATE CARlEIs
= ACES, which will not only render good
service. but he also neat, call on the subscriber.
living six miles north of Hillshorough. He has
been carrying on the business for tbs last sixteen
months. aud his work has proved 10 he first rate.
he il determined that his work shall continue
10 be executed ia the hest manner, fully equal to
ANY in this section Of country. and al prices 10
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through The Post Office Of Hills
baroash, and they will he promptly attended 10.
Az Kinds Of Repairs will DO done in good order
and on Moderate terms
n The snhscnhcf has purchased the right for
Or1nge County IN PlrKsr BaIKK for all kinds
Of Carriiscs-io which he invites the attention
% The public.
~ The subscribers Wool Card
fng Machines are IN good ,'ler, and arc
doing the very best quality Of work. Prices as
herrtof rei Eight cenis for white; Twelve anda
half cents Cor miSed; or one-6fth pan Of The wsoi
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4Iii-
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a Splendid Assortment Of Fall and
Winter GOODS.
= o IN a. c X,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS Just received and opened large and va
H ried assortment OF Goods in his line, which
cannot fail to please in style, quality and price.
The assortment embraces every variety OF Cloths
for GeD,lemen's Clothing, among which are the
following:
Superior French & English Cloths;
Piaiil-& Figured French Cassimeres;
Satin, Silk, and Figured Velvet Vest.
ings, very rich; &c. &c. &c.
He has also received Large Assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
which is Of fsshiona bic Gu, and well made, hav-
ing been procured from house Of established
reputation. The assortment embraces all the ar
ticles OF gentleu.an's wardrobe. from the Pian-
mel Shirt 10 the fine Dress Coat.
iIis friends and the public generally, are inyii-
el 10 give him call, as be feels confident that
he will he able TO give satisfaction.
IJr He has received the Fall and Winter FASH
ions, and is prepared TO cut and make Gentle
mems Clothing In the best style. A good ft
tDprantsd. The Lcsi ofwoIkmen kept CONSTANT
" 10 his employment.
He tenders his warmesi thanks 10 the public
for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and
hopes 10 merit and receive continuance Of their
fasors.
HiIIsborOush, October .. 57-
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1854.
lane M'cauley, aJm'r1 Of chahesiN Cauley,
deceased,
70.
William MsCaulcy, John M'Cauley. George ].
M'Caulcy. William crahifee aud vile Eliza
bc,n. Willis Hester and wife Gathering. Ma
~ IIlickwood, and James M.Cupley. heirs al
law, SC.
Petition 10 SeH Real Estate.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court.
that James M'Cauicy. one of The defendant.
10 this case. resides beyond the limits Of this
slste; Il u therefore, on motion. ordered BY the
Court. that publicaiion be made iof sir weeks
successfully 10 the Hill.horough Recorder. noii-
fling The said defendant James MfSulcy, Of the
fling of this petition. and that unless he appear
st the ncIt term of ibis Cont and answer the
petition, the same will be taken pro coniesso, aid
heard ex paric as 10 him.
Witness. Geo. Laws, Clcik Of our said Court.
- Office IN Marlborough, the fourth Monday oi
November, A. ID. 1885.
GEO. LAWS, e. q. {.
Deeembcr 20. Price adv. $500. --67
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rIvow and Cotton Cloth, Plain and Striped
n Linseys. Homcspun leans. Died Apples,
Plsl seed, Feaihcfs, and al other kinds Of
ralslry Produce. III exchange lof Goods.
!. q. TuRRENTlNE \ sON.
Nevemlsef 4. Gl--
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SALT! SALT

A LOT of Liverpool SALT q btshcl sseLs,)
- nov comins IN.
Ala. sioae Jars, Of slI sirss, for Pickles
sud Preserves. By
!. q. fURRESTINE 4 sop.
Augas, "a. IA
, 1855-03-31
THURsTON COUNTY.

TNlL$ UyMl0S 6J10W06IGIg
The Wings the several precincts Of the county Of
Thurston requested to appoint delegates To be In
attendance at County Convention, TO be held In
Olympia, on Saturday, the 5th day Of May next for
the purpose Of electing eleven delegates 70 the Wing
Territorial Convention. 10 nominate a whg candidate
for delegate to congress-.
The basis Of representation In the county convention
will be the same last yearone delegate for every
ten voters throughout the different precincts nearly
as their boundaries can be Defined and each precinct
TO be entitled TO at least one delegate.
1t is important that every section should be repre-
sened; and where full delegations fail 10 be in attend
ancc each precinct will be entitled to It's full vote In
the convention, according TO the apportionment.
By order Of the whis committee o. Thurston county
GEORGE A. BARNES,
Olympia, March 10, 1855. Chairman.
, 1855-03-31
NOTIOE.
Post Onice Department.
January l9, 1855.
March "a, lS55-n2S-4w

TNHE act Of the last session, entitled An Act TO
L organize the militia provides that at the next
annual election the legal voters in each council dis
trict shall elect one Colonel Lieutenant Colonel,
and one Major, who shall within three months there
after lay on their regmental district inte convenient
company districts containing, may be, one
hundred white males between the age Of fifteen and
sixty years capable Of bearing arms and shall appoint
one captain and two lieutenants in each district Of
hcers therein Captains of companies required to
make out lists Of persons in their respective districts
subject to military duty and deliver tie to their
colonel, who is to forward TO the brgader general
turns of the regiment Volunteer companies may be
formed within the bounds of regiments, under regua
tons TO he prescribed by the coones, and approved
by the brigadier general. 4"
No requisition for arms can he made npon the Gov.
ernment Of the United States until the enrolement Is
effected under the provisions Of the act but in the
meantime, steps have been taken to expedite the bu
siness also TO obtain such books and information
may be useful to officers in efecting the organiza
ton of their regiments and companies.
Without wishing to trench upon the authority Of
colonies of regiments, in the formation Of volunteer
companies, the undersigned would urgently recon-
mend that such companies be encouraged 70 organise
as speedily rs possible, and that notice be forwarded
to him Of the kind Of desired by each, that the
requisition may be founded thereon.
GEORGE GIBBS, Brigadier GeS.
Steilacoom, March Is, 1855. n2s-d.
, 1855-03-31
Wings of Washington!
TO YOUR POSTS!!!

The Wing Executive Committee Of Washington Ter.
ritory, hereby notify the Who's Of the territory, that
CONVENTION for the purpose Of nominating candi.
date for Delegate 10 Congress- TO be supported by the
Monday Of July next,l will be held at Olympia, on
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY
next.
The whole number of delegates to the convention
will be sixtythree, to be apporoned among the var
Gus counties as follows:
l. Each county shall be entitled to one, and IL not
represented in person, may by letter proxy cast its
vote In said convention T. For every representative
In the legislative assembly, each county shall have
additional delegate In said convention 8. Where two
or more counties entitled 10 Joint representative
the counties composing such district win be entitled
TO the increase of delegates. L. Each council district
shall be entitled 10 two delegates for every member Of
council and where districts fail 10 send delegates the
representatives from the counties constituting such
district, may agree upon and cast the vote Of such
council district.
By aawo Of the last legislature, the members Of the
Legislative assembly are thus apportOned among the
THK CoUNcIL.-walla walla, Skamania and Clarke
elect two; Cowlitz, Wakiakum and Pacific elect one
Lewis and Chehalis elect one Thurston two; Pierce
and Sawamsh onei King one; Island, Jefferson, Clal-
lam and WhAtcom one.
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATIvEs-walaw walla elects
one; Skamania one; Clarke four; Cowlitz one; Cow
litz and Wakiakum one; Pacific one; Chehalis one;
Lewis two; Thurston six Sawamish one; Pierce three;
Ming three; Island one; JenerB0n 0nei Jeuerson and
Clallam one; Whatcom one.
We cannot too earnestly urge upon the wings Of the
respective Counties the Importance Of being heard and
represented In the convention and In order TO
universal expression where counties too remote
TO send delegates. they urgently advised to send
INSTRUCTIONS by letter to the convention, some
credited member thereof how the vote Of said county
shall be cast.
By the Wing Executive Committee,
GILMORE HAYS,
Olympia, March 10, 1855. Chairman.
, 1855-03-31

rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful perfor.
nance, without other reference 10 the mode Of
such transportation than may be necessary to pro-
vide for the due ceerity, certainty and security Of
such transPortations." Under this law new des.
crption Of bids has been received. II does not spe
city mode OF conveyance. but engages to take
the entire mail each trip with CELEBRITY, certainty,
and security, using the terms of the law. These
bids are styled, from the manner in which they
are designated on the books Of the department,
"star bids" and they will be construed as providing
for the entire mail, however large, and whatever
may be the mode Of conveyance necessary to in
sure its celeriIy, certainty and security
In all cases where the lowest grade Of service ia
heIsved to be sufficient, the lowest bid will he
ceP'od' duly guaranteed, in preference to "star
or specific bid.
When the lowest bid is not q star bid, and spe-
cihes either no mode or an inadequate mode of
conveyance 1t VIII not be accepted, but set aside
for specific bid proposing the necessary service.
When the bid does not specify q mode of con-
veyance, also when il proposes to carry according
to the advertisement" but without such specifics
cation, il will be considered as a proposal for
horseback service.
l9. modification Of bid, in any Of its
sentia terms, tantamount to new bid, end can
not be received, so to interfere with regular COM
petition, after the last hour set for receiving bids.
~. PoslmasteTs are to be careful not TO certify
the sufiiciency of guarantors or sureties without
knowing they are persons Of sufficient responsible
itv, and all bidders, gusrantors, and sureles are
distinctly notified that on failure to enter or per-
form the contacts for service proposed for in the
accepted bids their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
81. Present contractors, and persons known at
the department, must, equally with others, procure
guarantors and certificates Of their suficiency sub
stantialy in the forms above prescribed. The GER
tifcates of sutiicency must he signed by post
master at one Of the places before named, or
judge Of a court of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Post OfRce Department.
January I9, 1855.
March "a, ls55-n2S-4w