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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-30

IT STANDS PRE-.
Il eminent for its curative
powers in all the diseases for
which il Is recommended, usu
ally called
FEMALE
or these are Pr0lspsus Uteri,
or falling Of the womb; Fluor
Albus, or whites; Chronic In
fiammatiOn and liberation OF
the Womb; ILeidentzI HemOr-
rhage, or Flooding; Painful,
Suppressed. & Irregular Men
struaticn, &C., with AL their
accompanying evils. Cancer
excepted3 no matter heH Sc
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-30

NIRCULAR SAWING.-We are
~ prepared to do all kinds of Circular Saving, such
IS Brackets, Patterns, Carriage work, &c., on short
notice. ie6 SPEAR & son.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-30

WANTED. in exchange for Groceries,
w S3O.O00.GO in Cash, Butter, Eggs, Country
Hams, Shoulders. Potatoes, Onions, White Beans, &c,
at - FrescO Hall, by A. G. TE0XEL.
Warren. March %. 1876.
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DIR. ]. ID.
IT STANDS PRE-.

CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.E
roa THK RrLiEF AID cVKx o. srEEEz1Nos rxn1Lss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-30
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

TWENTY BOXES OF ORANGES
4 and Lemcus just received and for sale at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-30

we're or Of hnE long sanding ~ a ..8
This medicine has never been introduced BY enpty
pulls and INTERPRETATIONS nor is it intended that
is present popularity shall be sustained by any msdi-
un but is merits and tbs approb4tiou Of the public.
REFERENCES.
The me iicine is now well known ana appreciated,
and will have a steady and increasing sale. / knosof
no preparation that can compare with il for the partic.
uLar complaints for which it is designed. l am salts
fed. by The use nov making oft in my OWG family, and
bv almost every DAYS evidence Of It's benefits to others,
that il Justly merits the warmest recommendation its
best friends have given fix f-fs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
TRAVELLING ARMoRlIs

The lively attention ai The Press has bsen a.
Weakened. BY Vie Herbert affair IN Washington,
10 the crimInaily Of men going armed. espeelal-
ly nervous men. who, u may be frum dsbauehe.
~ or other cansts. bsye nefses 30 an'irong. ihai
they cannot command them. Herbert. mem.
brs Of Congress. provoked by the " Insolente,"
q. Ne says, Of the Servant Heating, who. 70 The
disclsree u his duty, refused 10 serve him .
breakfast Al nen.eusiomafy hour, sho, him.
Such man as iIerbeu. thus easily provoked.
onsht not, ~ tourse, 10 beuusled viii arms, and
vet he and Others 20 about AZ srmofies
II IL only ina se,y 10y line Of civilization,
that men need esfry arms. Among bafbsfian'
and ssyages. ~ course, they are necessary. The
less ei,iIxaion there 10. the efeaef need Of pie.
,ol.. Really civilized men are protected, umid
al tbeir esciswen,s. BY The seiy germs Of riv-
ilizsslen. A civilized man would 10, ash ser.
ssel TO ,ialnis an order Of he house he boarded
in, o. u he DID ash hn,, and The seisan, declin'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
UNIVERSITY STATION.
n Sale Of 90 Lots.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Court Of Equity for
= Orange county, made a. March term 1856, on The
petition Of Calvin g. Strayhorn and Others shaiL on
Saturday the 7th day Of June next upon The premises,
offer for sale Twenty Lots containing hall acre
each. The situation is very good one, lying mmedi-
ateiy stones Crock, and the Rarosd Company has-
ing established permanent depot there, all the trade
for Chapel Hill andlhat part Of Orange will be conduc-
ted through The University Station.
Town will be built there, and fine opportunity 10
now offered to secure a lot.
Nine months credit will be given, The purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security, and the title will be
served until the purchase money is paid.
A plat may be seen at the office Of the Clerk and
Master, or al The residence Of Calvin G. Snayhom,
near the Station.
THOMAS WEBB, C. &M.E.
May 10. 3s-
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Hoiioray's Ointment and Piis.--Exiraonlinary cure
or badJIeg. communicated 10 Professor Holloway by
4. Msrchani, Esq, Of the Gazeffe Office EjgariowD,
Masss--ME Danel Norton. Of Edeanown had sore
his leg, which defed al ordinary remedies aud in-
stead Of improving him he only became worse. Al last
he had recourse to HoIoway's Ointment and Pills;
few applications uf the Ointment TO his leg effected
wonderful change for the better; lost lis swollen and
angry appearance. and in very short time he COM
plriey cured. His leg is quite sound, and be i.
able 10 resume his work. although sixty years Of age
This astonishing ongueni will cure wounds and ulcers
even ofiweniy yeats standing.
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Dawn TxSix, son Of David and jane Tinnin, ic.
parted this life on Monday the ssih Of April 1850, a,
the house of his parents, iillsbotough N. c. in
the 10Th year Of his age. The deceased young man
was dulif kind.hcar,ed. and siIse,ionaie son snd
brother. lie bore his affection. which was severe and
lingering fot twelve months. with almost uneguasd
patience and fortiiudc. Ne never al any time sccmed
10 have any fear or dread Of DEATH bu, appeared calm
and resigned. IIis disease pFsycd upon him in such
way 10 deprive him Of the power of speech co. near
two months previous 10 bic death. IN consequence u
which hi fdcnds could converse with him but little
abou, bis feelings and prospects beyond the gsse; yet
from what be could make known Of his feelings, his
surviving relatives aud friends are enabled 10 mourn
for him rot as Cor ono who has no hope Of pardon and
forgiveness but as ior one who had found peace IN be.
lic,inr--as for one who could iruihfuy say know
my Rcdeemet li,e,h."
The last be communicated 70 his brothers and sic.
iets, aud ali who Witnessed his last struggles, vas
request 10 meet him In heaven. When in the very
jaws Of dcsih. he looked his mother earnestly IN the
face raised he hands. and looking up toward heaven,
and said. IN as disinc, voice Is he could Mother
home IN heaven" lie seemed 10 say further, Jesus
smiles and bids me come" Let this act In the provi
dence Of God. remind Us all that wo TOO arc mortal
and must sUeu pas. frcv tins into eternity. and know
our everlasting doom. CIVIC
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ORANGE HOTEL.

VNHE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
= Of X. Nichols, Esq, now repairing and reiul-
nisnins il, aud will speedily have ii completed in such
they hope will give satisfaction 10 all, even
the most fastiiious They intend il for First Class
House. Its situation being on King Street, the pnc-
pal ioroughafe TO and fom the depot Of the n. Caro-
lima Railroad, and also The handsomest street in the
town. inducements offered to visitors and soournes
which cannot be found elsewhere in the place.
Their Rooms, Table, and Stables, will accommodate
both and horse with The most comfortable homes
They will keep no bar.
Families, and persons wishing 10 spend the summer
in this delightful country will find rooms especially
| adapted 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive, what they arc determined 10
merit, liberal share OF patronage
II. C. SrR0WD & 90.
May 10. 3s-
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Brown. The editor Of the Herald Of Freedom.
had been arrested while endeayoring to- leave
the Territory. Ex-Governor Reeder had
fed, but it is thought he would be captured.
Judge Fame, Of Georgia. had been appointed
Sheriff until Jones il able toresume his du-
ties. Ii was reported that Fame had been
shot at twice. 1t was also said that l 800
men we're at Lawrence, armed with Sharp's
rifles, and strongly fortified with breast
works and two pieces Of artillery and de.
clared their intention to resist all attempts
at arrest About LOGON had responded
10 The Marsl,aps proclamation and encamped
in the vicinity Of Lawrence and Lccompton,
their ayoweL purpose being TO compel the
people Of Lawrence to acknowledge the Ter
ritorial laws.
ST. Louis, May 90
The people had responded to Gov. Shan
mons proclamation in larger numbers. Some
six hundred had assembled at Lecompton,
and 400 at franklin. large company
would leave Kickapou on Saturday for. Lee
compton, with two cinnon. All we're well
armed and proyisioned. There was great
excitement, aud battle was anticipated.
II was reported that Rceder had succeeded
10 making his escape, and, it is said, had
carried off considerable funds belonging to
friends.
The Vigilance Committee Of Kansas City
on Saturday. took from the steamer Arabia a
large field piece consigned to the city Of
Lawrence.
Chicago, May 81.
Dates from Leavehworth, Kansas. TO Sa-
turday have been received. II is stated that
Wednesday 10 day. had been fixed upon for
the attack contemplated on Lawrence. A
complete "reign Of terror existed through.
ont the Territory. Two cannon had been
taken across the river at 0bispo. destined
for Lawrence. complete militia had been
furnished by Governor Shannon with United
States arms. The Free State men are IN
want Of arms and amunitions. Marshal Don
aldson had proclaimed his intention TO make
clean work this time.
Cav. Robinson is still al Lexington.
The correspondent Of the Jefferson Mo-
Inquirer states that petition was circula-
ting in the border counties praying the inn
mediate removal Of Col. Sumner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
rhe Union d safe.-A Western poet, say.

the kaickcrbocker. composed the follow
ing in Just one hour by Connecticut clock
There can be no danger while there Is $,
much spirit in the country.
What bust ihi. glorious Union up,
An 70 10 DRAWN triggers.
Jus Coz ihundrrin' parcel d
Emsaeipaisd niggsrsl
The eagle u Ameriky,
Thai Que sefoss The seas.
An ihfowsd The buddy British lion
Ksfslump upon his kneess
Say. shall ws fend him lin from lin,
wun wing wun wsy, an wun to,hcf.
An every ssppcri,i pin.salhsr
A ayin' At the othsfl
II cant be did,
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Obituary.

Died. in Alamancc county, on tho 18th instant, Mrs.
Msneanrr IIrrptk, wifc Of Geore, Hurdle esq u the
5Oth year Of her age. Her sickness was Of painful
and rrprlcicj character the last attack Of which
only few days She was Kind AID aacctiona,e wife
AMI mother, faithful in I'll her duties and highly
tecmed BY al who knew he's. che is now removed
from her suffering to world % rc.. Blessed are The
dead Who die In the Lord
Register and Standard please cory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
New Store, New Goods, and New

Prices.
rENHE subscribers are now receiving, at their new
Store al Dnrham's station, N. c. Rail-
road, their stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Cutlery,
Clockery, Tin ware, Hats, Bonncts Shoes Boots, Nc
dcines, Paints Dye Stufs, DC &c., all Of which they
will sell low for cash, country trade, such as Corn,
Wheat, Flour, Flax Seed, Raw Hides. Beeswax, TAI
low, old Iron, good heart Shingles, fat Poultry Of all
kinds Butter, Eggs, cotton and linen Rags, tow and
cotton Cloh Seed Cotton, new Feathers, Bacon, Lard,
fat Beef Cattle. &c. &c. Their motto is, quick sales
and small profits Come and see.
GUESS & NICHOLS.
April 81. S5--4w
q, The Raleigh Standard will insert fouI weeks, and
send account 10 this office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
From the Franklin County Journal, 81. Abans.I
lavasion of Highgate by the Roman Catholic
Bishop

We have just learned. from very re-
spectacle source, Of mist atrocious outrage
upon individual rights and property by a
Roman catholic Bishop, which ism substance
as follows:
On Tuesday last. the Roman Catholic
Bishop nf.Nermont, now residing at Bnrling
ton. visited Ilighgate FOR the purpose. as i
appears. Of obtaining title TO the church aud
lot recently built at Highgate Falls. Four in
dividuals. who were lrishmen and Roman
Catholics. refused to deed the Bishop their
right and interest in said church-shere-
upon the Bishop threatened them with i'm
mediate accommodation and denunciation
Of the Rnmish Church. hut all this did not
oyerawc those who yenturcd TO think and act
independent Of his Holiness, when the
Bishop at once proceeded TO excommunicaie
and administer Eecle-iastic Dennbeiation
upon the four persons Who refused TO tbey b.
holy mandate. hut the matter did not rest
here,-iiis holiness sent for an axe and
crow bar. aud ,ore the four pews up aud
threw them from the church.
We understand legal proceedings have
been commenced against this law violating
priest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28

take pleasure in recommending Dr.. SCOTS Medical
Class 10 young mcn who may wish 10 read Medlcine.
d. Scott Is native Of Orange county, \. Carolina.
He has lren for several years Demonstration in the M
tional Medical College. Washington. ID. c. where, OF
course. he had all The advantages Of becoming eminent
~ qualified for taking charge Of medical class. Dr.
SCOTS class. on account Of The opportunities afforded
hy him, for exercises in Practical Anatomy, will I've in
advance Of those who take the ordinary before
attending Lectures for graduation; the anatomy Of the
soft parts or Practical Anatomy is generally neglected..
RICHARD BLACKNALL, NJ. ID.
NAV g. 40-2m
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

TAR. WIN. p. MALLETT. late Of Fayetteville. N.
- c.. having removed 10 Chapel Hill. offers his pro-
essonal services 10 the citizens Of the village and neigh
boring country. For the present he may the Iound at
the Drug Store Of X. b. Saunders Or at the residence
OF Z. Mallelt, ESQ.,
: Chapel Hill May 26. 40--4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28

CONVICTION OF FoRcERs OF LASD War.
Dicgcncs weimore an r. X. Wet
mere. Of 81. Louis, Missouri. indicted for
presenting fraudulent claims at the PEN
sion Office. have been convicted, after trial
Of twelve days. aud sentenced TO the peni-
tertiary, The former FOR ten aud the latter
for eight years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
MARRIED..

IN Orange county, on "Wednesday the clst instant.
ny the Rev. A. G. Hughes, Mr.. srsrnrs A. Wars %
Miss May J. woops.
Ia this county. on "Wednesday the eld instant, by
W. ". Guess. Esq, Mr.. BCaRovGHs Pool 10 Miss
lIAwkes CAapTs, daughter Of Wesley Garden.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28

The Christian Register says: sit is caru-
lated tia, the rIerN rosi The United States SLY
millions Of dollars annually. The criminals nine
leen. lie lawyers thirty live, tobacco forty. and
runl one hundred millions. This is quite curl
aus calculation!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
The Medical School

Will commence on the 18th Of July. The mode Of in-
strucion will be by Lectures. Examinations. and Medi-
cal Conversations Each Sudden, will be required at
such times as may I've designated by Re Principal, 10
write essays in the various branches Of Medicine, and
will be praciccd in applying bandages for fractures, DC.
and in The use Of Surgical Instruments.
DR.. Scott will exhibit and explain the various kinds Of
Surgical Instruments and also apparatus for the adjust
ment Of fractures and dislocaon-, and occasion
qures drawings and charts nr illustrations ~ Anatomy
and IN the Practice Of Medicine In winter oppor-
iuniiy will be given for in Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of speaking more fully Of our Medical School,
we append notice Off BY Dr. Richard BlarkLa whose
well known character Physician enables him 10 APP
precate The importance Of such facilities for Medical In
sruciion as we propose 10 Offer Proper moral depoIt-
ment will Of course he expected Of gentlemen who may
attend the Medical School.
TERNs.-The usual rates fixed by the Medical Pro-
fcs.ion-SlO0 per snnum Rates Of board as above
sa'su. Rev. JOHN A. MclIannen, Chairman.
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Nj. JOHN b. LEATHERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. u. ID. PARRISH, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28

On LIxE wmGs.-The movement for a
State Convention Of Old Line Wings having
started IN the county Of Augusta, we took
sumo pains during our recen, visit 10 Staun-
ton. 10 iind out n fsr as possible the object
OF that movement aud we think We can safe
" say that. il the proposed Wing consen-
ton be held, il will unanimously nominate
Willard Fillmore as It's choice Zoe the Presi-
deney. Those Old Line Wings Who ate still
unwilling 10 uuiic Us IN supporting Fillmore
as the nominee Of the American party, will
heartily sustain him as the nominee ola Wig
Convention. chgioner'it VAL Ad.
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.
40--4w

SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.
ORANGE COUNTY, n. C.
Rev. JESSE p. BAGBy, A. B.. Principal.
Mr.. JAMES II. SPEED. A. B., Associate.
Mr.. A. q. BAGBY, Assistant
Mr.. EDWARD M. SCOTT, M. D., Principal Of
the Medical School.
rVNIfE Fall Session Of the Male Academy will COM
i mence on the 10Th day Of July. The corps Of
Instructors has been increased. The character Of the
School Is so well known that extended comment is
deemed unnecessary Suffice il 10 remark that lis To-
csy compares favoaby with any in the Stale, both in
regard to health and morals.
Boih Trustees and Teachers feel il their duty incu
cate sound morality and correct general views of re-
gon, vet at the time they will take especial
that nothing is taught that is at all sectarian. While
the Teachers propose going the ground usual
IL first class Academies, they deem il Of much i'm
portance that their instruction should be thorough than
erieasire. Every effort will be made to induce fond
ness for study and TO check vicious propensies.
y TERMS.--Tuon in English Department, Si2 so,
and in The Classical. SIS 90 per session. contin-
gent fee If 81 IL required of each STUDENT Good board
can be obtained convenient the Academy, for ST. SO
per month The Associate Principal Of school il
native Of Moth Carolina and graduate OF Hampden
sydney College, Va The Principal is native Of Yir-
GINA. and graIuoe Of Randolph Macon College, His
BROTHER the Assistant comes highly recommended, from
lie Junior Glass Of Randolph Macon College,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will offer for sule. on Tuesday Of
l. May Court, her life interest in the lands of John
Barton deceased consisting Of about hundred acres
on the waters Of New Hope adjoining The lands Of John
N. Faucet, John p Faucet, and others. The terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
NELLY BARTON.
April 20. a6-
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RICHARD b. SAUNDERS,
(succEssoR TO ,. $. LrwIs,)
Druggist and ApOthecary,

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,
&c.
Having bought the entire stock OF Drugs, &c, Of
Messrs. J. T. Watson q Co., (the whole Of which ives
purchased in Philadelphia last all) and having added
them my present stock, now prepared TO offer 10
cash, prompt six months (uness otherwise stately
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drug Store.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. w. H. Crowel (of Phi
adelPhia) and Mr.. A. s. Lee, Physicians and others
may rely on having their orders carefully put up at OIL
hours. Physicians and others in want viii find large
stock all OF which warrant 10 be Of the best quality.
The following list comprises in part few Of the Lead
ing articles 10 my line:
Alum, Amonia, Allspice, Copreras, Blue Mass, Ca
lionel. Cloves, Borax, Birthstone, Backings Compton,
Cream Tartar, Cooper's Gelaiine, Glue, EPSON Salts,
Cigars, Extract lockwood, Flax Seed, Lubn's Genuine
Extracts, Extracts Of I'LL kinds, Race Ginger Gum Ara
hic Harlem Oil, Hair. Maitland Tooth Brushes, Indigo,
Inks, Lyons Kahairon German Bitiers, Phdlon's Hair
lnygoraor, Pepper, grim and ground, Qunine Vermi
fnges Of oil kinds Wrsht's Pills. Brandreth's Peters,
ayers, Strongs M1ane's, Hebensack's, &c. Mustang
Linimen Perumery Of all kinds Window Glass Of all
sizes, French and American, Putty, Paints Dye Woods,
&c. Bottles Of all kinds Garden Seeds. A set Of Spice
and Salt Mouth Jals which viii be sold at cost.
| March 81. 32-3m
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(UASo.--The American Guano Company.
SAYS the New York Tribune, have received fur
tier and Imporlan, evidence Of The aluosl mex
hau.tble deposit Of enano on The Island whch
belongs 10 Them. Three or four captains %
whslers have recently exhibited 10 The officers
Of this company their l"g.books, showing thai
they landed al This island and saw The grave Of
tile American seaman buried there. The exis-
lence Of the island, and thai il is covered with
gaano, appears TO be placed beyonda doubt. One
Of Tie captains alluded 10. offered 10 abandon
the voyage upon which he was bound and take
charge of ship 10 load with gusno al this isl
and. This is one Of lie most important disco
veries for this country thai has ever been made,
as il makes The country entirely independeu. Of
Peru for this valuable fertilizer.
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YOUNG JERRY.
L L G L y I.

THIS Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse, to
which was awarded the ffst Premium 81 the fzt
State Fair. will Stand Of Ilsborough the present season,
Nhich will commcsro the 10th day Of March and end
lie i0,h day 81 June neat and will render service %
the low p'ceof IS dollars the season, due at the end Of
the Fifty cents 20 bis skiiu groom in al cases.
Persons wishing put by the insurance, DO a.
IS dollars, II the mares are thought 70 be good.
HEDGEPETH 4 JONES.
March /. 1865. ss-
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To the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.

= " tlO a oi hiSi . Va oissiiS5Nt ~AAoAhuhSS,
Chatham and Wake.
rE,HE undersigned have formed a copartnership for
Il The purpose of buying WHEAT. They will al
ways give the highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices,
deducling freight and other expenses. They will pay
the cash on delivery Of the Wheat al the Railroad.
TO carry out erciualy their purpose one Of The
firm will be at the warehouse Of each of The following
named places. every week, on the DAYS specified:
Morrisse, on Friday,
Durhams, on "Wednesday,
II isboroush, on Tuesday.
Mcbane's, on "Wednesday,
Graham, Oh Thursday.
By this arrangement the farmers will receive al homo
what their wheat would net them in market, without
the risk and trouble of transportation.
Tie undersigned also offer their services as COM
MISSION MERCHANTS 10 buy Groceries. They
have made arrangements y which They will he enabled
TO furnish their customers with Groceries advence
Of only three per cent wholesale prices. They have
com4odious warehouse al Chapel Hill for the convc-
nience OF the farmers Of the neishboring county, where
will he in attendance at all times All COM
nuncatons should be addressed TO at Chapel Hill.
L. MALLETT,
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
Nav s. 35-Gm
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Five Cents Reward.

u AN away from the subscriber, the 9th Of May.
~ hound hoy by tie name Of Charles Jackson PEN
der. will give i've cents 10 any person who viii re-
turn him TO me- but no thanks. Al persons forbid
harborins employing him under the penalty Of The
NV. THOMAS GATES (of P.)
May IS. 40-3wp