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LEGAL NOTICES.

NroTrCR-TTTlMArIoN Ts HERxBY GIVEN THAT
N process OF and deslarato Il A. prescott
In dependence before ih Of Session IN Scotland Tor ne
purpose Of determining The right To- and the ds n iuon Of
he sum % fss3 lisa a. sterling being the balance ~ ne
price OF certain her.ble ubecs Gasgnw whh belonged
u the deceased John Cchos sometime male able iron
1lasgow and sold By the hoeer OF
srtable security the In which action William
wohersroou Of oeh sometime baker and grain dea er Ia
Glasgow and residing there James Eadie, patent iron
tube and smith and nonfoupder &s In GLASGOW and
wis Spencer Junior smith and iron founder there,
and pomnsl rasers; and Andrew Crchon some
Time shopmsn In the employment Of william SPencer Iron
In Glasgow andsnow At least when lat heard Of
residing Bathurst In the crouy of New south
wales elsewhere furth Of Scotland the immediate elder
brother and nearest snd IN yfu heir Of line
deceased John Cch,on, has been
called defender and oth.r parties Who calling the
Crchon bis lawful issue) the nearest
the said deceased John Orchton
defenders and the real raGT and hs a. calling
upon 10Th day Of Fbruary 1891 the honor
able Lord Bsndsde ordinary, pronounced the folio wing Ia.
appoints all parties ssvfnG pretending
the fund In medic, 10 lodge coudes~en
dences and claims and appoints naton OF the Dependence
OF bis sde Andrew Crtchon party
In his right and that BY advertisement In each % the
Nor,h British Advertiser and the Times newspapers and
twce fortnight IN each of the following foreign new
paepr. vhrhe Ne~ YORK. Herald the sydney Herald sad
any party in his right As sieressd 70 appear and claim In
given accordngly ANDREW SCOTT writer 70 the sizne,
IL Drummond place, Edinburg agent
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NorICa or APPLICATION FOR THE DIsCnARo1
IN Of an nsovent from hh debts pursuant 70 the provs
Of be hird arsle OF the first title OF e hfh chapter q The -
D@t Of the Revised stautes Appleton Oakswsrh, "
sovent Notice first publshed May r. ls.7 Credors a.
bef,re hon. A ID. Russell CITY Judge, BIZ odceI
bhambers street the city OF New York the Hh tsy
August LEI, n II O'Clock IN the forenoon -
BKEBn DRAu DONOHUn
Attorneys Dor tnsolvesf, n Wan svesA
Huv your, NAY ~ 1851
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IgOTEI.s.

NIoes, HOTEL. AND DINING SALOON, CORNER OF
vi Bowery and Bsyard street supplied win All ne ssh
ces Of the the economical kurooean plan The
odrng light ard airy, and furnished VITA patent
epring beds. Lodging cents and SIX cenS.
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The force of aqueous vapor and dry air. and the relative
moisture and dryness of the atmosphere calculated
ffom the thermomercal ind peychrometrcal observa-
tons.
The proportions Of clouds and clear sky determined
the British Association scale, ranging from (entrey
clear to 10 (entrey clouded) the intervening figures
forming fractional numerators Of 10.
The pressure d the wind at the veocites given above
A estimated " Rouse %
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me Weasnsr Last Vvssx.

mo following ID the result Of three daily obsvssom n
New York city, Of the range and height or ths bsro
meter and thermometer the temperature Of evaporation,
he force Of aqueous vspor and dry az he rslavs mo
ture and dryness Of atmosphere, the proportions Of
clouds and clear sky, the COURSE character velocity and
movement Of the wind and the quantity Of rain, during
the week ending Wednesday, July Is, 1851 as A. NJ
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WHITE CANTON MATING Is CENTS PER YARD;
bai.rce Of the seasons socs W. BOND, importer and
dealer IN dry goods. los and ITO Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

4 BEAUTIFUL SPOT TO SPEND rhE WARN WEA.
"A ther-lhe Green Grove Mansion, Keypor 10 now open
for the reception boarderg Every n ty offered
or the country rooresos,
ba hirg boating fishing cunning &c The steamboat keypos
leaves foot of Murray every afternoon at O'Clock
Terms moderae. For particulars apply ut Mrs. WINNkH,
I&9 rank liz street. the premises
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THE rIREfEN.

TTrTyED STATES AssoCTArrON-HOsn COMPAFyB
" The final meetings OF this association will be he'd A. the
carriage house, worth Thursday, July TO- and "a
urdsy July IS M O'CLOCK they start for Detroit on sun
day, July ~ Members requested 70 be puuctual .
Jos kAroN, Sue. A. n. MiFOH, frest
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BBCTr HOUSE, NIDDLETOWE POINT, NEW JERSEY.
"A The above named establishment y now open for tho
reception Jhe building which IA entirely new, 10
situated about mile and half from Keyport Location
pleaf ant and airy and commodous The steamer
Murray street daily Sundays ercepted
oclock r NJ Csrr always readiness on he ar
rival the hotel particulars
nquire OF Augustus whilock ESQ South street. ~ z;
eco s Doughty Hsa 81 Broadway, y. or OF Capt IL
Whock, steamer Keyport HENRY w. AbBOrr
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"a visit TO New York Wishes 70 form the acquaintance Of
intelligent young lady, with 10 matrimony. She
possess pecunsry saie and At her disposal
Correspondence touching this subject win be honorable and
strictly connt entail Address full PARTON ars stating
where interview can be had, william X. Knot Cnshsm
Pos. Office.
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ITO RAILROAD MEN AND THE PUBLIC.-lN A FEW
dsy will appear accouns of the internal mprov smens
within he United states Canada ac exhibiting the American
of railroad canals and navigation lines oy
Richard Fisher editor If Unsmores American Railroad
and Colon's &c This work has the
highest condolences OF road engineers and s the only
of the kind published The put shers,
William Purrs Coz, Is City Hall pacs are eminent for
their industry the collection Of information and for the
der aod of their Issues map will also be
sold by DINsMORE co, No. spruce street, ny
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DOOMs HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, WITH BOARD,
IL let 70 lady and gentlem Situation not shove
Fourth street Board for the lady only and In sdvsue, 40
dress Madame f, broadway Posi- ONCE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF FANNY AND ANN
Harrison, who lived with Mr. jackson, farmer on Ions
Island By particular friend who has not heard
either since 1890 Any information that could be given of ehe
Of hem viii beihsnk ny received BY kza Smith, g6 seven
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NgoUrrAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GREENE ooUN.
Nl ~, New york.-Yhs web known hota having beess
thoroughly rebuilt and rsfurnshed siace hs pas, season
for the reception OF visiers Being
ssduatsd Calsk Mountains within i've miles Of u
Mountain HouseJ surrounded ny the most sublime scenery,
ABUNDANCE Of Wild and streams In the Immediate
vicinity sbodlpg with trou renders hts most delghual
summer -es for parties from IN. Guy gvr-uto Of health %
pleasure sotsAS " 8tAS rruvrseov
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ROO Washington market and No. p Gold street Brooklyn
The Under will have the above reward by kavue At Pete
Farm stand no. foot vesey steet at 800 Gold street
Brooklyn.
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ylrANTsD-BY A LADY A PARTNER WITH OAPT.
w tai, IN lucrative business the loan OF 800. Caff
his day, from 10 A NJ, to5P N, address q " b, l9
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF ALLEN MCDONALD, A
native Of Greenock Scotland Was last heard frsn In tn,
o4z ANY inform alton concerning him hls where
aDouts will be thankfully revived by his brother Sandy Nc
Donald, IS Pearl street, New York.
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REFORMATION WANTED OF MARY KEArTNG, A Ma.
tive 81 Iresnd parish Of Newcastle, townland Of Ross
more county OF TpIosry Ireland She sailed from Liver
POOL IN bosd the ship America and landed IA
hew lorh In November, In ie3 with ner tsher soo sister,
ard she has heard OF Information will be
ihantfy rtci yed by her a'her, William Heating. No .
Leonard street New YORK Country paperI please copy.
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eE0 REWARD ON WEDNESDAY TRs 18TH
VOU instant In the second going down town.
portsmonnae with Sl75 gold bills several
OF the ID Minne. The fuder will receive The above
ty third street
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A GENTLEMAN HAVING TWO FINE ROAD HOSES,
a and only for would like TO dispose Of either OF
them at fair rrice One brown mare, very handsome,
with long full tall old Is hands higu, without fault
bleu h. from Maine months and the
promisr In the Dan trot without train
In 2<o less and splendid driver rhe other
geldrg old size and entirely without fault
and without notice In 40 harness. has been driven
road horse by he for three
will stand without /, Ing lady drive. To be
Nodines stable, Pierrepont street. Fulion street.
% Xiv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-16

IT THE MARBLE HOUSE NEW BRiGHfON, STATEN
"A IslandOne two suits oil superior rooms can ne DAD
this commOdOus residence de ighuuly located
gnihceut view OF the bay AMI
Narrws gro nds In lawns orchard and garden
Lar stable and house hxcslen bathing Ap-
ply address Marble House New Brighton Refers TO 20
Pine stre frOuo Office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, August 20. ].
The Steamship America arrived here this
morning with English dates ofthe 18th IN
slant.
The Atlantic Telegraph cable parted when
the expedition was three hundred and thirty
miles from the shore. on the morning of the
| lth instant. At the time the cable broke
there was heavy swell, and the engineer,
finding the cable was running out too fast,
applied the brakes more firmly, when it Dar-
ted. The Niagara was going ut the rate Of
but four miles per hour. Tie Cyclops i'm.
mediately returned to valentia Bay with Mr..
Field, who FASTENED TO London to consult
with the Directors. The Agamemnon, Nj
agara, and Susquehanna would remain on
the spot short time to make experiments in
deep water, $4,000 fathoms.) with d view to
future usefulness, and would then return to-
gether to Plymouth. Tile experience thus
Tar obtained is considered of great value to
the future operations of The company, who
entertain no doubt of ultimate success. They
are now considering whether to make anotl,>
e. effort after the eqninoctial gales or wait
until next summer. The impression prevails
at Liverpool that the trial will be renewed in
October.
The East Indian mail had arrived. The
city OF Delhi had not fallen on the 21th Of
June. The rebels had made several desper-
ate sorties, but were each time repulsed with
great slaughter. The rebellion had been
crushed at Arunzebad, Slrsa, and AlaIlabad,
but was extendingin other parts. The Pun
jaub was quiet. The barracks at Cawoinp pore
were closely besiesed by the insurgents, but
reinforcements were marching TO their relief.
The whole Of Dude had risen, but the nsur.
gents we're kept in check BY General Law.
renee. Calcutta was more tranquil. A por-
tion Of the troops from China had arrived
there. The London Times correspondent
says the new outbreaks are less serious than
the FIRST ones.
Advices from Madrid state that the Mexi,
can Envoy had notified the Mexican Consul
that The Spanish Government had suspended
negotiations, and that, consequently, the
Mexican subjects in Spain had been placed
under the protection of France.
The foreign ambassadors al Constantinople
were still awaiting instructions from their
respective Governments before leaving.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

1NIiE Subscriber having concluded to remove South,
oilers for sale his HOUSE and LOT in the village
Of Chapel Hill. The dwelling is handsome one. large
and conveniently arranged The lot contains six acres
Of ground, with every convenience in the way Of out
houses, viz: Deiry Dry Well, Kitchen, Servant house
with two rooms, lathed aud plsstered, Wood and Wash
house, Carriage house Stables. There is also in
the front vgy neat Doub Office.
The grounds are 10 high state Of cultivation, about
half being in iru Of the choicest kind, and
bearing abundantly.
For further information addrcsa the subscriber al this
place. Terms made accommodating.
E. MALLETT.
Chapel Hill, Aug. Is. OFF
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A CARD.

ID. ROBERTSON. DENTlgT,
HAVING located in Chapel Hill, respectfully offers
his TO the eitizenso Of the town
and surrounding country. Hecan produce satisfactory
testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
His Office is al DR. Moore's. When requested, fami-
lies will be waited on at their residence. Chargesrea-
sonable.
~ DR.. r. will be in Hillshorough the fourth week
in each month, also Superior Court weeks and ofener
without extra charge) if requested.
August 10. o. 8
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The BRITISH COLONIAL EMprRE.-Britist
India, of which Hindostan contains a popu.
lation of 140,000,000 Of human beings-9O
100000 of these being subjects Of Grest
Britain, 40.000.000 the subjects of allies, and
10, 000, 900 the subjects Of Independent States
this region. the seat of the present in.
surrection, extends from the 9Th to the s4t
degree Of north latitude, and from the 6st
to the 92d degree Of east Iongitude--beine
from north to south IN length 1900 miles, and
from east to west 1900 miles. Next in
importance to the East India possessions
are those of West lnda,--comprising ia.
maica. Trinidad. Grenada, st. Vincent, Bar.
BADGES, st. Lucia, Dominica, the islands 81
Antigua. Nevis. Monserat, st. Christopher
Tor 81. Kitts.) Tortilla, Anguila, the Bahamas
and Berinudas. Next comes British N0rt,
America-Lower Canada, Upper Canada
Nova Scotia. Cape Breton, the Sable Islands,
New Brunswick, Prince Edwards Islands
Newfoundland, the Labrador coast, and the
Hudson Bay company's territories. Turn
to the east again, we find the large island 81
Ceylon, the Prince Of Wales Island, Moluc.
ca, Singapore. Australasia, beginning with
New South Wales, and including the vast
island of New Holland; then Western Aus.
tralia and Van Dieman's Land.
In Southern Africa, the Cape Of Good Hope
Mauritius. in the Isle Of France, st. Helena
Ascension /; in Western Africa. Sierra Leone
and Gambia; and we must not fnrget the 20
lony OF New Zealand and the settlements al
Hong Kong. Finally. there are the British Co
lonies Of Europe. Gibraltar. Gosza and III,
lonian Isles. besides the Colony Of Heligo
land in the North Sea, Fernando Poe anl
Ahenin the Red Sea, and the Island Of Scotia
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Attention!
Headquarters, Orange Guards,
- DFtr.1Tt
Hillsborough, August 25, 1857.

HHsD0fousH' august - Io1t'
Orders No. no.
l. The company will parade 10 front of the Court
House, 10 full Summer uniform. on SATURDAY 5h
September. ct 10 o'clock. A. NJ, precisely. with Eve
rounds Of ball cartridges for target practice, and with
arms, accoutrements and uniform in complete order
for inspection.
2. Immediately alter target practice, q beautiful
orange-colorcd plume will be awarded BY the company
70 the member making the best two out o three shots
70 be worn BY said member on III parslcs until ID,
neat target Practice At which time il will be fred io
sgain.
.. AZ o'clock. q court.maral viii be held in ihs
Court House. Members Of the court.mar,ial. deln.
quens, aud others having business are notified 70 a.
tend.
by order Of Capt PntnE JoxEs.
r. L. COOLEY. o. s.
August &c. O3-as
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Saturday the 22d ultimo,
MARTHA JASE, infant child Of Thomas ]. and Martha
E. Taylor, aged months and days.
Died, in Craven county, Saturday the I'd ultimo,
at the residence Of B. r. Barden, Esq, Mrs. fRlscEs
s. CAMERON, wife Of Mr.. John Cameron, formerly Of
this place.
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A Bow RArEs UP M BEaR.-The Detroit
Free Press of July slst. gives account Of a
bay eaten up by large she bear and two
Cubs. ~ithin Eve miles nf that city. which
comprises population of about 10000 in
hsbiisnfs. Three boys and one nan, were
cot 10 the bushes picking berries. The man
and one of the boys saw the bears and
lied; bat they were 50 frightened they gave
no alarm 10 the other boys. near whom they
passed. They had not gone Ear when they
heard distressing scream IRON one u the bays
left behind, and we're soan after oyertaken BY
the other, who informed thrm IL the fate ol
his little comrade. only I sears aid. Unap-
prised Of their danger. the two little fellow,
Jeff behind, almost stumbled on the bars
which we're concealed from them BY tht
bushes. when the large bear. with frighful
growl. sprang upon the youngest Of the two
and crushed him TO The earth. Subsequent
search led 10 the recovery Of part Of hi
body, and the discovery Of fragments Of hi,
clothing; and AZ last accounts, men wer,
securing the woods IN search u the bears.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

STOLEN fom The subscriScr on The night 81 the
- 9Th instant near Prospect Hill Caswell county.
Grey Horse. nearly whis. Eve years old lis spring.
shout Eve feet three Of four inches hah. and shoi
,he fore feet On one Of The feet na has hcep drawn
from lhe shoe. lie carries bis head high sb1 Is wide
between the eyes; Bis bind ioofs SHARPER Than usu.
al lie has never worked in harness. except in rlow
and wagon. and under the saddle hs has hopping psce
The above reward w he given fof the delivery o. the
Iorse II me- o. i5f any information that will enable me
10 rel him. vrst nv wAppsN
August 70. ss-4w Prospect HiI, NC.
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Fall Dry Goods, 1857.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM
succEssoRs TO THE LATE rfRNs OF
Paul & M1lwaiat, and N'Ilwainc { Graham,


Paul M1lwaiuf, and N'llwainc & Graham,
No. 60 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Ha.,
lave already received large portion Of their pur-
H chases and imporsiions Cor the coming and
BY daily additions their stock will soon be complete in
every department.
Their peepaniiensihis have been more eStcn-
sive than usual and they al buyers that they
will End here BY the LIST Of September, assortment
Or goods not caly wc, adapted TO their trade, hot
which siI felIy sastsn the old and weeafned rcpu.
iaicn Of this house, regards extent, variety and
moderation ia prices.
Those Merehsnts Who usually 60 further North,
would fad il 10 their advantage to examine this stock
skFoRs bsyins.
X. A. HAMILT0N. EDWARD GRAHAM
Aeenis Coz the sale Of North Carolina Cotton Yarns
shrelings and Onnahurgs and for genuine Irish Flas
Threads and shoe Thrcads. A large quantity Of
Wheat and Plaster Bags always on hand
September 2. Oi-6w
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a ssyERg REBuKg.--A Long Branch cor.
respondent Of the Trenton Gazette gives an
account of rebuke administered TO party
nf isshionsbles at that place. Gov. Newell,
Of New Jersey, and his wife, having arrived
a. the Mansion House Just at the dinner
hour. entered The dining hall before Mrs. N.
changed her attire. The party alluded 20,
Immediately, not knowing her. made audible
remsrks on her appearance, and spoke indig.
nanily, because the walters, 10 whom Gov. N.
was known, waited on him. Various insult.
ing illusions were made in the table CONVEX.
sation. In the evening, when Mrs. N. ap-
peared 10 the parler IN foil dress, she ws'
ssluted By gentleman who happened to b,
slriend q the ladies IN the fashionable party
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The Library Of the Late DR.. Mitchell

A. CONTAINING works on oil The btanehesof science,
- is nov offered Iof sale al biz late residence.
Those wishing u buy requested 70 call and make
selection as soon as convenient
August 20. o.
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TO Teachers.
DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE

DESINthDIE DOIIOOH TOt DAIIL.
INTENDING 10 remove from Hishoiough. ! offrr
for sale my House, Lois, School, Furniture and
School Apparatus.
The house is most conveniently arranged for Select
Boarding School. The Lot is highly improved; the
Garden filed with choice vegetables fruits and flowers.
The adjoining Lot i also aados eultiyaiinn
The village has always been celehraedfor its health,
and this School has now been ia successful operation
Tor twenty years.
For further particulars. terms. &C.. address
REV. ROBERT BURWELL,
Hillsborough, N. c.
September . o.
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hereby given. ,A.. . mee,in.

NUEINE II hereby EIVcFt, that meeting q
~ the Executive Committee Of the Agricultural
Society will he held al the Court House on the Saiur
day before the Superior Court. full attendance Of
the Committee is requested business Of importance
will be before them. By order Of
Aug. 90. THE CHAIRMAN.
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VOLCANIC ERupTlnNs. We learn from .
gentleman who left the Sandwich Islands
about fifty days since. that just before he took
his departure news was received that the
volcano Of Mauna Loa, on the Island ii
Hawaii. had again become fearfally active /;
and as the lava discharged at the last eruption
approached within about sesea miies of the VII.
isge of IIilo. filing % the unesenness u The
surface down 10 that point. distance Of sixty
or seventy miles from the crater, there wac
great apprehension that the present eruption
would either bury thst village eatirely or IN.
dermine IL and carry il iata the sea. This
last apprehension resulted frnn the action 81
ihe lava Il the las, eruption IL having ID
several instances appeared to siagnste iur
awhile. bat afterwards burst oSt laser down
ihe mountains aud carried all before il. For.
ests we're broken dawn aud DESTROYED By il
like bullrushes. The village Of Hilo contains
a papalation Of about Ave hundred persons
iacIading perhaps dozen white families.
lis situated on The nOrtheasirrly side Of III,
island, anil surh is the surface 81 the groun,
that if the lava ever finds is way To the sea
IL must be apparently over the ruins of thii
village. The present eruption is iron III,
same crater as the last. II is not on the ex.
irrme apex of the mountains. but from posi-
ton somewhat lower down, on the eastrrl,
or northeasteriy slope looking towards lIilo.
Jos1ssief commsro.