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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28

JvD1E MASON, our Minister at Paris. las
not entirely recovered. He left that citMson.
the 4'h instant for Nice, in Italy, wit fiie
view OF remaining some time, in tho
that the air of the Mediterranean may
of service TO him 04
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\ trIt n Foil
,n,nun,e to the citizens of the United St,ics anyI
s. ,rt. tbrpn ,hont IL ''tV"''"3
Win ", ,i.,, Of enabling every family t E m'
poss. $50 | of gallery Of Engravipgs.
NJ, a.. t,srSt Artf.tS or,
SS ' "h WIG age
cay hsyc h Ear IN orier 70 create al exten
- sn 81 ~, ,,,o,, 10 q - aha mus not only
In. Int in.u.re anonv our ol,,,,,, al ' an
H. ,,,.s NJ. sr D present IN tho "NH :. U.s.
,1.riyines when $50 900 of wi ;sL aro ,o,,
g., ,nn ans. or t5o ',.'..' '" i'on i fIe so,a
-'I',"'u ,,o. - ".s ","o cost % Sl3n."OO.
80, ,.en,c. mi on,y ,n Lar E, Ensrav'ng there
\, ~, M IN! az fhyravin2 richly worth
ti: t;itts wh,n t.Met Mn n entities him To
w ~ ". go m,i. men 'i'ey are dis'r'bhinl.
t,, fily pa;nted in IN "aI u Et:nasra',ng
Vii be.nt: -, rr. lo, WV. III" fNe "itt Tickets
rrar az can b, ,os ",''ra ""T,h OF fpendld En-
Sell. ~ return mail mr. ,rrr . ''e "a'a.oeue AMI
4 copy OF the C,t,,n,,,. ,o,.,.,
rnrl Vi pae ef The Entry;n.,. ,, m WIN SpeIi-
OH Of his paper ' ~ ''eh ~ 'he
.."r a,oh Do,',r ..,,. ,u.,
thl am and 81, T mn esrat'hS n',nIy worth
forwarded '''' i'eNe', Will lm'ncdidybced
Agents:
rr.. 1,in,, ~ ',,at me success o. This
,na,i 80, thn ..o ,aAIhs WI ne materially pro-
an: ,.r..,,,,:,,,, - ''' 'is'piae ~ 'h'e'hg"ih
Sch ON III 80, ''' .''e i'eo''r' 10 'rea' with
Any ,cr,, ,',ss iin'. IL tsr':s'
ing ms. :i :, ~ III .,s'h' by srhd
BOAR Enrr.yus .,:Isr T rISn :" , proS
p.c;us IT Cat,I5,e nrl all n,bor mnr !; rt"s
instion " " ~ 'Ss1"'9 'Aior'
TN the fn,I con,,.,.o, ~ Ii. sofa a.. c;s,,.,,
pse, to he 2 n.i',~ y, 'onm'''ce OF tle pmlch-
sien hr1hn,t ~ n Ga' sV.re ., I,i,sn ~'l be
ra,r w.. ,,,,,,u 49, WI" VIZ . "i''''"s
1ooM, .'su of GIFTS.
tan '''e 0n''S OF " ash!nstop, at sloo $4,000
roo j" S!"}y, iso 1000
Too " :. webster Webster 100 10000
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II ION.N II II L.IU
OFFICE OPPOSITE TIE CECIL WIG.
MAY always he found at his Office, ready
I'A to give prompt attention to all business
to him. [EIkton, apr %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28

HE FIRES IN THE WooDs. at the South
still continue their ravagcs. DR.. Smith, on
James river, in Chesterfield county. Va. the
Richmond Dispatch says, la. lost s 900 cords.
valued at $4,000. The dwelling and out
houses of Thos. Friend have been consumed ;
also. those Of b. Franklin. About SEQ, 900
worth "f property in that outy alone has
been consumed In Bladcn county, n. c..
the loss is about Slj,0OO. An old lady and
her daughter in Wayne county. y. C.. were
surrounded hy the flames and burnt to death.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28
New Stock Of Clothing.
WILLIAM G. LOWE.

No. "a Market Street, Wilmington, Dcl.
pESPECSFULIY informs his friends and tho
~ pubic. that he las laid in large and well
selected assortment of
SeasonabIc Clothing,
Ten lcmons Linen Collars Stocks Gloves &c.
which he Is prepared to sell ut the vrry lowest
prices, Gr0g among the oldcs. cs ab'i-he Tailor,
III Wi mingon. he Aattels himself that his long ex
per cncc i'll the bn. s. viii lie II sufficient guar IN
ice to hi- patrons that all en- oErcr and other work
Ell rustel to in will be done il II style of superior
neat, less and shon. ! 2 Rcmemhcr ~ MAuHkr
STREET. April %. '55-3m
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WANTED.

WANTED.
on MEN to come to the Brick Meeting
~ House, to buy Ready-made Carriages,
ali Of which will DO warranted in every re-
spect, and will be sold ten per cent lower
than they can lie got within fifty miles Of that
place.
Apr ] it, WM.J. MARCHBANK.
& CTRAW MATTING.-4-4, 5-4, ia wide,
- and rod check. straw mating, for sale by
~ -. z. T.. y \ JR. "A
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28

ST. LorIs, April 25--Thc people ofKansas
have issued 4 proclamation declaring Gov.
Rccder Incompetent for the Office he hold. and
that his appointment without the consent OF
the gov ricd, isan arbitrary Hcrcse of power.
An election has been ordered at Leavcnwortlr
on the 18th for his successor. Delegates
Will meet there on that day and select II suta-
bic person for Territorial Governor. whose
name will ba forwarded to the President for
the appointment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28

DEATu OF PROMINENT MARYLASpERs.
The Hon, Samuel Sprigg, ex Governor of Mary
land, died at his residence in Prince George $
county, on the 2lSt inst. The deceased was
wortlli'y esteemed for the purity Of his char
acter, his hishtoned sentiments, and nnboun.
died libcra.ity.
DrDr. Allen Thomas, another gentleman
who was widely known and highly rspec.
ted. died few days since in Ann,s Arundel
county, which he formely represented in tho
State Legislature.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28
POSTS s. RAILS.

LNENCE Posts & Rails tor sale, apply at
n West Chesapeake City.
Apr IS 3w. JOHN RANDEL. JR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28

BosTos. April 21.-Thc sloop of war Cyanc
is to leave for Cuba some time this week.
Among her officers is Lieut.. Strain, late of
the Isthmus of Daricn exploration party.
The Cyane will carry two hundred and fifty
men, all told, and be under the command Of
5 y. Wilson.
The ship carpenters having finished plank
ing the new steam frigate Mefrimack, The
work upon her interior is progressing rapidly
1t is supposed that she will be ready for
launching in the latter pant of May.
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Now is the Time.

NNlE subscriber has just returned from
Philadelphia and New York, with the
Eges. and best selected stock of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-28
AI'En.CANARTISTS' UNION!

,nuoun,e to the citizens of the United Stnics AMI
q. Csaal., that for the purpose or cultiyat;ny n
tast. for tn fine arts throughout the country. am,
with 3, yic,g of enabling every family to become
poss. ssc Of a gallery Of Engravipgs,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07
Orange County Court.

On Monday Of last week a majority OF the
Magistrates Of this county met for the transact
ton of county business.
The Finance Committee submitted report
embracing the usual subjects referred 10 them,
viz: the amount Of tax necessary for County
purposes, the disbursement Of the Common
School Fund, &c. The committee recon-
mended, for county contingencies tax Of II
cents on the one hundred dollars worth OF
Land, and As cents on the Poll. To this re-
commentator, the committee, in their report,
added the following The tax thus proposed
is less than that Of last year by IS cents on the
Land and Ell cents on the Poll; and reduces
the County tax far more than the State tax, on
the same items, has been raised by the last Le-
gislature."
The Court, however, wen, beyond the re-
commentator OF the committee, and made q
still greater redaction-the tax for County con.
tingencics being less than for last year, BY p
cents on the Land and 361 cents on the Poll
The following is the tax laid By the Court:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

The METHODIST CHuRcH CAsE SET
TLED.-The commissioners II the Me.
lhndisi Church met at Cincinnati on the
l2lh inst. 10 divide the properly known
IS The Western Book Concern between
the two churches. under The decree of
The Supreme Court Of the United States.
The subject, after an harmonious session,
was seilled. il is said, 10 the entire "a.
iisfaciion Of al lpaHies. The amount
allowed 10 the Southern ChuIch in mos
ney was $50 900. besides debts due IN
The South 10 The amount OF $4,000
more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

MoRE ABOUT THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.
A letter in the Boston Journal. dated
New Orleans, February Is, says:
II have jus, returned from a visit 10
the grand encampment Of the fllbusiers,
which has been established On The plan
,a,ion Of Col. Stewart, beyond this city.
| found the men 10 be rather hard set,
4 large number having for long time
been members Of the bar, and loafers
about Charles street. do no, think they
will make patriots or fighting men.
.The statements Of The Havana pa
pers, that the steamers Daniel Webster
and Promeiheus are engaged, is not true.
but that the steamers Pampero, United
States and Massachusetts are engaged. is
no mistake. The first shipment Of men
win be from the coast Of Florida, and The
encampmeni here was only blind TO d.
vert the Spanish consul's atieuilon from
the real place Of starting"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

A CHASoE ~ rms TARITT. - The
llnusc - Representatives, ~ Saturday.
rpneurri ~ the ianlT amendment which
had been made 10 committee 10 tie civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill. which
bill was subsequently passed and sent 10
The Senate fyr lis ariiUn thereon. Tile
amcudmcnlI rosides aiailicles now bear.
inR duIies u one hundred. forty. thirty.
twenty-five. twenty. fifteen, ten. and Eve
per cent. shall. aict lie IsioI Jolly, pay
tigliiy.iwo. iwehiy.lour, twenty, sixteen.
twelve, eight, and louf per cent, o. isdu.
cling those present rates Iwcnly per cent.
y reduces ihe du'y % wool 10 eight ceals
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

rated in This Stale. sl00 per annum; and
on all incorporated out Of the State, 500
per annum The FIRST, and $50 revery coun-
~ in which an agency shall be establish
ed on all agencies Of banks Incorporated
out al this State, $500.
On each express company $500.
On every company Of circus riders. snd
on every menagere, $50 in each county
in which they exhibit; on theatrical play
ers. sleight Of hand performers. rope dan>
GERS, and the like, $40; on every compa.
ny or person Of singers, dancers. seie-
naders, and evety person who lectures
for reward, SIS, unless the whole proceeds
be devoted to some literary or charitable
use in the State.
Everything upon which taxes are inn
posed, 10 be listed within the last twenty
working days in July in every year.
The several county courts, at the term
when they shall appoint justices 10 take
The tax lists for tho year 1855, and at the
same term every FIVE years thereafter,
shall appoint two respectable freehoders,
TO be associated with said justice, and
these three shall be a board of valuation
and shall accurately estimate the real val,
ne Of lands and Improvements thereon
and return said estimate 10 their respec'
tive county courts. i is also provided
that the sherlffs shall specify in their re-
ceipis tile amount Of Stale tax, and alsc
the amount Of county lax, separately.
| Explanatory and amendatory OF the &C
passed a, the present session Of the &C.
neral Assembly, entitled :" an aci concern
ing Revenue" Includes in the tax OF
polls aud real estate, the tax heretofore
imposed for The Lunalic Asylum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

Aggregate oil Tax, 5o4 III
The aggregate Of tax last year, was, on the
Poll, SLIGO, and on the Land 81! cents. The
reduction, in the aggregate for the present year,
is, therefore, cents on the Poll, and 2li cents
on the Land
The Committee Of Finance, in their report,
made statement in regard to the Common
Schools, from which we compile the following
particulars:
The expenditures for Common Schools in
1853, were 1886 ~; in 1854, 5000 35;-
showing an increase Of s59ss for the past year.
This difference in the expenditures, is at,ribu-
table 10 an increase Of Teachers salaries, and
Of contingent expenses.
The number Of childen taught in 1853. was
2.s07; in 1854, the number was i,s52-bcing
SIS lcss that tho previous year. The Schools
taught during ihc..year 1854. were &c; the ay-
crage time taught. four months and six days.
The COS, for zach scholar is sl;ss. The mum
Der Of Teachers licensed during the year was
3l--e6 males and females. The average pay
Of Teachers Is fraction over SIP for six
months and seven days teaching.
a majority Of the Magistrates determined to
abolish tho Special Court, to take effect after
the February Term.
Il will be a matter Of interest, especially q
the citizens Of Orange, 10 learn that tie Hon.
Willie 7. Mangum qualified, Al The late term
Of the Court. as Magistrate for the county.
and was very soon placed upon the Bench.
His promptness and efficiency in the admins.
ration Of the law, We understand, were al once
displayed; and II he can he induced 10 cont.
nue. to preside, the County Court viii assume
q position nj inferior 10 the superior Court Tor
the trial Or causes. anil he interests % tie
county VIII doubtless DC greatly promoted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07


Senate Chamber, February 10, 1855.
DEAR SIR: My answer 10 your inqnl-
ries will b. brief and explicit.
Isl. fully recognize The doctrine Of
State rights in its application 10 slavery,
as well as To any other matter Of public
concern.
The Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
Of 1898. in the main, as think, correct,
" set forth that doctrine.
The whole subject Of slavery within
State limits should be left absolutely 10
State legislation.
2d. May response 10 your second cues
ton is included in my answer 10 your
first. | do no, entertain the opinion thai,
Congress has any power 10 interfere with
slavery as it exists under State laws.
81. Every man who believes in God
must necessarily believe that there is a
law paramount 10 all human law, and that
this law is TO be obeyed by men in pri-
waite life, rather than human law in conflict
with il. But ! see nothing in the Con-
siituliun Of The United States, as ! under-
stand the Constitution Of the United
States. which requires me, as Senator
from Massachusetts. 10 do anything in con-
llict with the law Of God. II thought
otherwise, | would not take an oath 10
support The Constitution Of the United
States.
4lh. The American Organization in
Massachusetts does not embrace the ques-
lion Of slavery among those for the regu-
lalion OF which il was formed.
The people OF Massachusetts have FIX
ed opinions. in which mos, OF the mem
bers OF that organization fully concur,
against The support or allowance Of sla-
very BY national legislation.
They entertain the most profound con-
viclinn tina, the harmony annd repose Of
The country. and the highest interests Of
the master and the slave demand that the
national government should be relieved
from all connection with responsibility for
slavery. and tina, this disturbing question
should be left TO The people Of the States
where exists.
While they do mi seek 10 impose these
convictions and opinions upon their eel.
Iow-ciiizens Of other States, orio prescribe
them for not fully conruuing in those
convictions and opinions. Ihey will sub
nit 10 no diclalion Of prescription from any
body Of men. or section Of The country.
!, rs a Senator from Massachusetts,
shall rlaim for the opinions Of her peo-
pie. al lie freedom OF uilerance. aud all
the influence upon the aciionof Congress,
and lie administration Of The government,
which Senator from Virginia ran claim
Tor The opinions Of the people Of The an
Client Dominion.
ours 'fOly' HENRY WILSON.
YEspAsi1S Ellis. ca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

The sword used by Gen. Jackson in
al hrs campaigns having bccn presented
~ lie old hero 10 Tie late Gef. Robert
Armstrong. foImeIly editor n Tie Wash.
ingion union, The family % The later
gentleman. sincc his deaih. have defer.
mined /, present the swnrl 20 Congress,
and for that purpose have forwarded il
70 Washington.
Tile sword was presented ~ Gen.
Cas- on Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

1'nE "FmLIBusrEas." lit Is stated
That the Navy Department has issued
orders 10 New York, New Orleans and
Boston 70 keep 10 state of prepared.
ness certain steam vessels chartered by
government some two weeks since. TO
meet a hasty demand. Two private
steamers have been chartered 6y gov.
ermrnt IN New York, one III Boston
and Two IN New Orleans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07
Court Of claIms.-Ths United State.

Court Of Claims.-ifhe United States
House Of Representatives passed bill /,
February esd, tthc same having preyi-
ously passed the Senate establishing
Court Of three Judges to investigate
and report upon all claims against the
Government. The National lntelli.
gencer refers to this bill. as one Of the
most important bills that has passed
Congress for many years. That Jour
nal saws. " we should not be surprised
il il saves one fourth part Of the ses-
sion of Congress now spent in the ex-
animation aud discussion Of claims. II
will, however. operate benefcially in
a variety of ways. IL will not only Sc
cure 10 just claims an early hearing
and prompt settlement, but il will get
rid Of the interminable renewal Of un-
founded ones, and thus save the time
Of Congress from being wasted year
after year in lie examination and
rejection of claims"
This Court, after fall examination.
il to report 10 Congress, and al upon
which favorable decisions are given, TO
accompany The report With a bill 10
carry them into effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07
YEsrAsiAS ELiis. "a.

The Pennsylvania, Of Philadelphia,
one q Tie ATTEST democratic papers in
Pennsylvania and an acknowledged or.
gan Of the party. speaks 10 decided dis.
appreciation of the recent act of Pre-.
sidcnt Pierce. 10 yetoing the French
SpoliatiOn Bill. II saws
We regret exceedingly, after iay.
ing carefully read tie veto message 81
President Pierce upon the bill passed
by the Senate and House Of Represen.
tatives, appropriating I've millions Of
dollars to liquidaie the claims against
the United States by her own citizens,
for tie French spoliatinns priDr 10
1900, we cannot agree either with his
reasoning or conclusions. The dDcu-
lnent is too lengthy 10 take the points
up in detail. and show wherein We
think the President il il error; but II
we properly comprehend the question
between unr citizens aud the United
States Government land We think se
do then We are satisfied that The Pre-
sidrnt has failed 10 make out case Ia
Justify the use Of the veto"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

We learn that Sir. ID. F. Caldwell.
one Of the Communcrs from this coun.
~, on returning frnm the Legislature,
had his trunk stolen from the stage,
somewhere between Durham's Station
aad Greensborough, containing be-
tween $3.50 and 5000, besides valuable
clothing, books. papers, notes. &c.
Crssnstorongk PAT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07
"wednesday, March 2.

or a meeting of the Orange County Agri-
cultural Society, will be held in llillsborough,
on Thursday Of the ensuing Superior Court
(the 9TH inst.,) at IL O'Clock. II the Court
Room is occupied, the meeting will be held in
the Grand Jury Room, or some other suitable
place that may be selected.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
E. A. HEARTH, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

The movement II Tie Legislature
against the Farmers Bank vas killed
10 tie House by that buiy laying TIE
resolution relating 10 The subject 90 Tie
table No step, were directed 10 be
taken against Tie institution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

WmMINGToN.--A The late session of
the Legislature, power was given 10 The
with The consent Of iwo-
lhirdsnf the voters. 10 subscribe 100000
10 any scheme of internal Improvement;
and not mole Than that amount 10 any
one scheme.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

Consulate accounts received at
baltimore, from Havana, state that the
Government had taken possession of all
the railroads aud were transporting
troops IN all directions. Havana was
strongly guarded. as an outbreak d
the volunteers was expected in Few
DAYS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

Ma. Brcm.SAS.-Ihe Secretary of
State has sent IN a communication 10
the Senate, asking for an outfit fora Nj.
mister 10 England. as Mr.. Buchanan will
resign during the recess II Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

THE UsuRy Lsws.-The Judiciary
Committee of the House 81 Represen.
tatives Of Pennsylvania have reported
adversely upon the bill TO authorize
parties TO contract for the payment Of
greater rate Of interest than SIX per
cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

The Senate have passed The Ocean
Steamer Bill. with the House amendment,
continuing the contract with the Collins
line ill 1860, and relinquished the right
10 give notice FOR disconlinuance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

The Isabel arrived a. Charleston on
the 2sih with Havana dates to the 25ai.
News undressing. The blockade Of
Havana is not against merchant vessels.
but only armed vessels. The weather al
Havana was cold. and trade dull. The
markets generally unchanged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

Within The past'thtee weeks upwards
Of five thousand three hundred aud lii,g
bales u eotton, valued NJ murr tl.an
quarter II milliDn Of dollars. have
been destroyed BY fre al The South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

The House or Assembly &c New York
has passed prnhibitory liquor law, BY
q vote Of 80 TO IS; and IT, passage 10 The
Senate and approval BY the Governor
are regarded a. certain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07
E.lcmicnani t:eneral. : The nomi

nation Of Major General Winfield seou, to tic
rank of Lieutenant General u The arms 81 the
United states, was, We learn, promptly confirm.
ed by an unanimous vote ID the scnaie. The
commission i 10 date from tie 2ith 81 March,
1877, the Dig on which he United States ~.
ccs. under lis command, captured Vera Cruz
and The castle 81 San Iusn ID Tia.
The nomination wa. sent in % TIC ed q
February. aud confined ~ Tie senate !, H.
first executive session, On the .sth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

A friend informs rs thai the Academy
near Montpelier. Richmond county, was
burned down on Monday evening ls.i.
Soon after tie scholars were dismissed
lie building was discovered 90 be in
flames. Nearly 81 The books were con.
sumed. y. cvoiinim.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

GoiNo DowS.-'rhe Montgomery,
Ala, Mail, mentions the sale at auction
10 that City, 81 a likely negro girl, i
seamstress, for $50, ~ months credit;
aud u negro man 81 tli,ty, warranted
20 every respect, for 1851 cash.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07
Dur,,nn.. I,cpo,.

that the I.e,. John a. N,asnnsn has punches.
"a lie property II Duiham's Depot. ard intends
~ few days ioeptnmtnre building large 10.
trtfJf tbe accommodation q travellers. The
place having been pHt under TIE management
~ BIZ son, ". M'Minnsn, " ,ru,i that svsfy