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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
Inauguration of ma,n.as,on,. STA

fnr.-Iifril separations making i1r lhe inauga-
rliion - The Statue d Washington IL RiclaenJ %
the -sd instant. Inc Nuginra Legislature has made
an appropriation Of $1,000 towards deiray,ng etpen.
-. snI lie citizens Of Richmond have made arrange.
nlenis ior suitable accommodations 10 psile houses
al visitors not Otherwise provided for. The Richmond
Disptteh say. that MAJOR EJsin kebinson. Dsision
Qaaref Master u tie 4Ih Dsi.ioa Of Militia, has made
provision ior the comfortable qulrefing Il a, least 81
teen hundred II The several saluuiecr compane.
whirh will be ~ Richmond Oh The 22i. AMI y nasng
arrangements for The accommodation Of a much latssi
nufaber.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

ous geological forrnatiens." Attic time these
monsters lived in what we're tropical forests
OF this region, there we're but few islands
where ARE now the continents Of what we
call "the Old WorId,r while our Atlantic
coast, up to the base Of the Alleghanies. was
submerged beneath the ocean.
Prof. W. maintains that the fossils OF this
region demonstrate the fact Of specific crea,
ton aud extraction Of races; and that the
members II this creation are united BY no
lineage with periods that proceed and follow
them"
The facts that belong to this reginn. and
their inevitable differences, shuw conslusNeiy
the absur.lity aud falsity Of the development
theory, tie last vainglorious effort OF sclen'
tito infdels to overthrow the truths OF Dr.
vine Revelation. ctGpeiaad Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

SnOw.--Afier unusually pleasant weather through
the month of January, the month of FEBRUARY has
brought in something Of the appearance of winter. On
Friday las, it began to snow and continued oil day,
bringing on quite cold weather. and leaving the snow
seven or eight inches deep. But the weather cleared
up on Sunday morning, IND il has again become quite
pleasant and the snow is rapidly disappearing.
The following record Of the state Of the weather at
various points on Friday last, was made out by Mr..
George w. Rady, the efficient operator Of the Wash.
ngton and New Orleans telegraph office, and publish
ed in the Richmond papers:
Washington, ID. C.--Snowing.
Fredericksburg, Va.-Snowing, wini n. e,
Petersburg Va.--Snowng.
Norfolk, Va.--snowing wind \. Z.
Raleigh. n. C-Showing.
Wilmlngsan. N. Raining and cold.
Eingsyille. N.C.-Rainng aud cold.
Augusta, Ga.--Rainins and cold.
Columbia, Ga.--Raining anl cold.
Macon. Ga.--cIoudy and c,d.
Savannah, Ga.-Ctouiy, wind NE. Thermometer 80
Charleston. ). C.--Rainins and cool.
Columbia. >. Claiming aud freezing.
Montgomery, Ala.-Cioud and warm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

Ina, grows upon one more insidiously and
more surely than this. The hope oil sudden
gain lures the victim on in despite 0f never
ending disappoin,,nents. It grows into
disease. and he never Gao be taught wisdom
by sad experience.
II the paor sotaries of the boosted Good
dess Fortune" could but iank behind the
scenes, aud could be made To understand the
fearful odds against them. they surely would
not patronize such schemes Of iniquity. ~
most lotteries, the chances Of drawing the
highest prize are as Serenity eight thousand to
one, the next highest seyenty.sepen thousand
to one, and so on down 10 the smallest. To
draw prize, therefore, is little less than a
miracle. This wonder sometimes happens.
| Il is noised abroad, and fnrone dollar drawn,
thousands are expended.
Those interested in the proceeds Of lot
steries, make vast sums of money. All the
agents who sell tickets also, realize large
sans. II these grow rich, the subscribers
must grow poor. We have known agents
established for the sale Of tickets, who were
allowed fioeaty.fce per cent on the amount
Of al tickets sold. We knew one such-a
imam who had made his money BY trading IN
paper, as the phrase is, whose conscience com
Ipelel him to abandon the sale OF lottery
tickets. Some experience in the business
drove him to the conclusion, that he was tax
Ing the money Of others without an eqalsa.
lent, and almost hopeless chance Of a.
equivalent. We know men who have made
il the business Of their lives to invest in lot
lerles, whose heads are now grey. and vic
have never drawn prize worth the name Q
one. We have heard Of an estinable gentle
imam in the CITY Of Philadelphia, who spent !
competency in this way. aud died poo
man.
4 Beware Of the temper, and enter not with
in his tolls. Washington D;spotch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
LOTTERIES.

There are but iev Il the States Whrre this
snesifs n sainbilnsi, permitted. Maryland
Term. HE most prominent exception. aud 10
,hst STAT. thrt are forbidden By the new
runsu,onun after Ihs year 1852 il we mis-.
,4kr not. B,Iiiiperr has dune a large bust.
-. ~ ihis line. II me thing mare than an.
as4sr sttikes q stranger On entering that city,
Fl i. i've number 81 LOTTERY Offices. They
ase conspicuous every WHERE, aud lie Is inv.
te8 at every turn 20 fpaiize a fortune. by the
asaay u i6st ieH dpilsrs. A. the period
a their operations az drawing 70 elusei
sGase concern. sre dpgb.ns their esertinns
: make = harvest ghile tie s1n shines.
Hence tines flood tie country with their CIR.
taiar.--irsps to cstCb the Un.ary--dresset
sp ID eycrg conceivable gUlss.
Next 10 MtrtisHi ulr entrrprisias neigh.
taf. Georgia, j. taking an artns lead 10 III.
i,sslne... ard Ser system u lotteries is spread
aI, before tle readers Of ain st every sefuis
. tt.r ~ pgr sogthrrn country. holding 90
s.priius 5pd peculiar Inducements Tor invest
reats.
Tie MhUle system i.af fraud aud swindle
rorrupting 10 pubic mmals. and ruinUns 4
sgeh a. .ngage IN them. There - nosysteu
"A gambling more universally condemned b
ta4nd public sentiment than this. Vet ihnu
saais upUn thousands cinb ~ 10 i. Me
AID women aud children, titb people an
pauf labufers, wE1 would He ashamed {
siake ,luliar on thio~ 81 dee Of game I
elf,is. d. not hesitate % gambe througi u
Posi- Oiice. AID take desp@r5tc risks. m
/ come ysrpstua losers. Ipsre Is no hsp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
THE BAD LANDS OF NEBRASKA.

Professor Whorton, of Kenyon College.
contribute. 10 Tie Protestant Episcopal
Qa,rtedy Review lDr THIS month brtrl but
highly interesting article un tie /" Magpaises
Terres," Of BID l. nds of Nebraska. lie
maintains nat, "sp ar a. the occupation u
arabic lands i concerned" ton tits side u
the Rocky Moggiains.l "ae have reached
tie extreme limit ol our territorial extension.
striking asstsard irsn inr NssDIri valley"
The Eastern slope u tie Rocky Mountains
i, bounded BY "yast extent Of rainlrs.
plains" Between these plains and The lead.
Nater. Of tie Mis.Ouri Ii. the very remaika
bic deserts abnSe nsned--s formation Iount
10 Central and Northern Nebraska, IN IVES
/ tern Kansas and Arkan.as. TIE formation
belonging t. tie age knuwn by Eeulustsis al
tie Early Tertiary, j. described asa BASH
81 FOSSIL cemeteries. sinking nearly two hun.
bred feet below the adjacent surface" AMI
covered with az infinite series Of minsret
looking peAks. some iltting UP two hundrs,
Ret" The fossil remains here found indi
cate that this rrginn was inhabited BY gigantic
animals. vastly superior 10 sic 10 those u lll
age o. tie m.s,odon and the mammoth; an,
differing 10 their specific character. not onl
from these AID al living animals, "but ais
fr"m OIL fossils vb'siDed from eoniempgsns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
THE IRON ORE, &c. OF Stokes COUNTY.

THE IRON ORE, DC, OF STOKES COUNTY.
A friend has sent us handful containing
the act Of incorporation of the !" Stokes Iron
Mining Company" with particular accounts
Of that Mineral Region, by Professors u. J.
Phillips, 4. Emmons, Jr., and Z. Emmons.
Sir. From all these papers we learn that this
Mineral region is one of the most interesting
IN the State, Astounding as the State does in
all the valuable ores, &c. The iron ore -
of the magnetic species, yielding about ~ per
cent. Of metallic iron. lying on the Dan river,
about mile from Danbury, the county town:
1t extends over space Of about miles long
BY 2 to miles wide has been worked tor
fifty years, and there are two iorges in opera
ton, manufacturing bar iron, which COM
mands high market price, and is in great
demand. Its quality is similar to that Of the
Kings MuuntaiD and Lincoln county ore.
(of which these ore banks are an extension,)
possessing great toughness aud malleability.
and easy to reduce.
Besides iron, there is found in the vicinity.
coal. copper lead, gold and silver, birthstone.
the finest white sand stone, suitable for max
ing glass, marble and last. but not least.
valuable chalybeate springs, situated IN
beautiful mountainous region. which only
needs means Of access 10 become second
Saratoga. There is ample water power.
timber, and wood.
The coal, which is semi-bituminous, run
ming into anthracite. crops out for thirty
miles, from Germanton To Leakssille,) along
the route Of the projected rail road from
High Point via Salem TO Lynchburg, Va.
Were this rail road built, and there seems
great reason to believe that il will be, IL
would open all ibis rich region to improves
ment. Its iron and coal would soon find
their way TO market. whilst The abundance af
/ lime from the Stokes county kins would be
delivered in the middle and eastern counties
at 10 to % cents a busbel, to improve the
agriculture Of those counties.
i We lock, as the people Of Stokes do, to the
connection Of al that rich section with this
place, BY means Of our Western Road. ex-
tended to High Point, or sumo other place on
the n. &. Road. and the building Of the pro-
jected road fam High Point into Virginia.
/ No one can estimate me change which such
roads would work in favor Of this place aud
Of the whole line Of country through which
they would run. Let Us all work, without
ceasing. to accomplish such great results.
Fay. Ot1rur.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

NIcaR,cra.--I,y the correspondence Of the
New Orleans Picayune. We learn that Tie
five principal articles Of treaty said TO have
been signed BY the United States Govern.
ment and senior Yrissari, Nicaraguan Min
ister 10 Washington. have given almost uni.
sersal satisfaction 10 both natives and for.
eigners in Nicaragua. In fact, they caused
more satisfaction among the native popula.
ton than the taking Of Walker and his men
at Punta Arenas. Costa RIGA has by treaty
rcnounced all claims over the province &c
Guanacaste and the San Juan river. The
Costa Rican papers state that il was never
the intention Of their government to hold the
disputed territory any longer than to give
Nicaragua time 70 organize good and stable
government. and that now. A. such a one
really exists. she surrenders all the forts and
retires from Nicaragua.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

The Banks Of Boston. New YORK. Ph,Iaieip,a. Balli-
more the District of Columbia and Other pscrs, have
trsu.ned srer'e payments. The Virginia Banks are
expected - speedily, and al IN banks. South
and West, will dauhrie-s Immediately follow and thus
al these institutions viii be restored 10 their proper
nosiions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
Death Df Bishop waugh,

verify Waugh the senior Bishop d the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. died 4, Baltimore on the morning Of the
9Th instant. the b9ih year Of his age According 10
tue Baltimore Anlerc4n, be was > native Of Fairfax
couay Virginia, oil.d ill., church il 1905, became
minister in $685. anu ORDAINED B.shap At cin.in-
n4u 1885, aud continued indeisIgale, Ieaious and
succes.iCl IN his arduous duies until stricken DIVA
tue Illness which terminated IN his death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
SUICIDES.

There are SOME forms Of crime that are
epidemic. When few cases occur we often
find sudden increase, as it there were
something infectious in the crimes. This has
singuIarly been the case always with suicide.
There are various reasons that might be as
signed for it, but the fact IS surely one to
arouse attention. 1t indicates always most
deplorable absence of all proper feeling and
faith in regard to the matter ofreligion, and
when not the mark of actual insanity, IS
always the mark Of infdelity or brutal igno-
rance. The number of suicides that have
taken piece within the past year or two, is a
melancholy feature Of the time. A leading
paper in New Orleans makes dn important
suggestion, which is no doubt true one, and
gives some very important thoughts, that
should be pondered by every one who 10 IN
the habit Of using intoxicating liquors. IN
referring to the suicides Of Senator Rask,
Arson Jones, and many others who have
destroyed themselves, il comes TO the con-
ciusion that if the real facts could be known,
il would be found that in vast majority oil
instances the cause is to be found in cups,
and adds -
"The extensive authorizations of liquor.
which have taken place Of late years act upon
the brain and destroy its proper functions
Physicians and others know well that the
brain is liable to disease, almost as much So
perhaps. as any other organ, and when it is
50, the individual is--crazy and dues not
know what he is doing. The brain Of the
drunkard, it IS well known, will take fire
emitting blush light, and causing smell
like burning alcohol. We are strongly in.
clined to think that most suicides BY males
are reierable 10 this a. the primary cause"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
The Row On Inc House, On


Or rather saturday morning The 9Th instant. a unpea.
SAM alteration occurred IN she House Of Representa-
uves between NJ. Kctt. 81 south Carolina. aud Sir.
Grow. of Penhsy lvlnis. which gave 10 manen-
ars interruption Of In otherwise good humnr Of the
m,abrrs. The following account of !, Is from The
Washington slaies:
Matters went on generally in a goodna-
tured and good humored wilfulness, until
about twenty minutes to two o'clock in the
morning, when Flodden showed another
sight"
All sorts of motions were being made. and
Mr.. Grow was moving towards the Speakers
chair. down the avenue, contiguous TO which
was the seat of Nr. Keitt.
some honorable made motion.
Mr. Grow objected.
Mr. Keitt said Go 20 your own side
Of the House, sir. and make your objections
there"
Mr.. Grow promptly replied "he would
m. ke his objection where he pleased !" and
indiscreetly followed up this remark, BY
saying that che wouldn't be governed BY a
slave driver"
This was the tocsin for war; Mr.. Keitt.
thinking with Macbeth that the !" fighty
purpose never is ocrtook unless the deed 70
with IT," struck the member from Peunsyl-
wanna.
Mr.. Grow returned the blow. the partie.
clenchcd, and 10 rushed members from al
sides, hoping 20 end this little row, but IN.
consciously contributing to commence biz
one. Ne. Barksdaie, Of Mississippi. inter.
lered as peacemaker, and succeeded in part.
ing them. lie was holding Mr.. Grow, Wher
crowd rushed up. aud he was struck, as h,
supposed, bv Mr. Washburn. of Illinois. Mr.
Barksdale turned aud gave Washburn seyera
severe blows, When they were parted.
The row went fast and furious right undei
the Speakers char and in thorough disre
gard 81 the presence 81 the occupants 81 III,
reporters gallery.
Some thirtY or farty members 70. 50 en-,
tangled aud jammed up that il was difficult
10 see wnea was which, or which got th,
worst or the best of ii. Blows we're giyer
aud taken Unfortunately. The affair wa
timed by a sporting character present, VIII,
SAYS il occupied one minute aud a half.
Speaker Orr and the Sergeant .at.arms
Mr.. Glosbrenner, deserves credit and CON
mendation ior the prompt energy with which
. they succeeded in calming the tnmult.
When all "was calm again." the IIous
fell back into its good humored ways, III,
"little brush" having walked up some of til
, most unpatriotic who dozed. unconscious o
the mOmcntonsness of the occasion. Tn
members went on resolving, and moving
and taking the " yeas and nays" until ate
6 o'clock in the morning, when Gen. Quit
man introduced resolution, suspending &C
ton on all other motions, except the preyiou
question tIIarris's motion to refer the Who'll
subject TO the select committee) which wa
J made, by aeclamation. the special order 70
, Monday Al o'clock and the house adjourn
3 ed. A. Burns says, "upin the mornin' Garlic.
!. ss~<,~,<>S-D~>-
= The Westminster Review. fot isnuarj
hs. been received. Il. contents are /. llficsn Liz
. .. Spirits snd spirit Rappsr. .. Mor.y,hfe. Z. She
2 ley. s. The Religious wsskns. Of Pfoiss,sn,ism.
y tn, Crisis and its Csvt,t The English IN ind
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

A LARGE CAyE ExPLoRED.-A friend 10
Ohm county write. u 81 secoupt II the par.
tiai exploration Of remarkable cave 10 that
county. Reports nide BY snine bays. who
had ,eniured into the cave. known A. Spring
Cave. near Point Pleasant. on Green river,
prompted tie writer, and several other gen.
ilemrn. 10 make an exploration d II. Al
entrance 10 the cave was eferiei through a
nsrrow passage. about thirty feet long. which
opened INTO an egg.shaped roun. sumo thirty
leet lung and fifteen high. The exploring
party visited, through various passages. five
other funins, IN one II which was small set.
81, as 4 made by man. and On il were thee
bouks aud several letters, none Of which The
gentlemen could make o1t. They slsb found
10 this room sil,ery looking metal. that had
been run into lamps. IL another room ihey
found human bunes. It's tie intention 81
tie gentlemen engaged in this exploration 10
make more thorough EXAMINATION Of thi.
cave. Our correspondent thinks i will
prove % be IS extensive cave - tie Nam.
moth. Louispins JogHai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

welearn from the RuiherfordtOn Enquirer
that the election held in Rutherford co. on
Monday last. on the proposition Of making
county subscription 20 the Wilmington.
ChorIotte and Rutherford Railroad. resulted
in the defeat Of tho proposition BY vote Of
SEQ nays TO $40 yeas. Majority aginst sub
seription, Z.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
DEATH IL 4 DENTISTS CHAIR.

Mr.. ]. McChestney's death in a dentists
chair at Toronto, C. w, on Monday last,
while under the influence Of ehloroiorm, has
been stated in Geographic dispatch. He
desired the extraction Of six teeth but would
nave M operation performed by the dentist
DR.. VI. ID. French unless placed under the
influence Of chUroiorm. lie was told Us dan.
gers. but strenuously insisted on his point,
assuning all responsibility. Accordingly il
wls adm. nistered il tie usual way, BY a
sponge IL the aos,rils 81 tie patient. After
shot time he began TO laugh, and when
asked the catisc said !" he colld not help il.
seeing those fellows lmeaning the dentist
and anofher parsynl laughing n him" II
was then thought he was sufficiently insensi-
bic 10 commence operation of lsncing the
gums. tie WINGED under the lancing. and
the chloroform was again applied, and the
teeth removed. But a. soon a. this wa.
done, he was seen IL alter in appearance, hi
eyes became fixed, the jaws fell, respiration
ceased. aud the hearts action stopped. Every
possible attempt was made TO restore anima.
lion, but 70 no purpose. a coroners jury
gxoneratcd the dentist from all blame, ~ i
was shown that the ch!oroform was yoIun.
tari.y inhaled. and that more than ordinar,
care was used in administering it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

NnRrH CAROLINA RrroRmrR. -Messrs. sher.
VOID 4 Lung. have issued prospects,.
for campaign paper under The above title,
to be entirely devoted To- State issues and TO
State matters. The publication will be
commenced IN Greensboreugh. on the 18th
81 April next, ani continue Tor fur months.
The Reformer vii be independent ~ The
Patriot and flsg. which will continue 20 be
published a. heretofore Terms Single
copies GO etsI ten copies 1905 twenty
copies ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
PURCHASE OF RAIL ROAD IRON.

We learn that the President ofthe West
ern Rail Road Company, c. B. Mallett, Esq.
has purchased 1000 tons Of iron in New
York. A portion fit will be shipped during
this week. This quantity will suffice to lay
the track about 70 miles, to Little River, the
grading for that distance bcrg almost com
plete--so nearly SO that it will be ready for
LAYING the rails as soon as they can be trans
ported here. The President has also com
tracted for a locomotive, SO that we shall
soon have the pleasure Of hearing the snort
of the iron horse in our streets.
In the meantime, the grading beyond
Little River is proceeding with energy.
Fay. Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

Mn. HeARrT-Your readers are requested
to look at the back Of their hundred dollar
bank notes, and il one be found with the
name !. Horn" or % l.. Horn" written near
the end, to advise the Postmaster at Oaks,
Orange county. Substantial thanks will be
given for the information.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
Rea,rKAsLr DeATn Our readers Will re.

REMARKABLE DEATH Our readers Will re.
member. saws the Norwich fourier. the
iact stated in these columns few weeks ago.
~ 4 number II cattle aud horses bclunging
10 James n. Hyde. having heen bitten by a
aad-dog. There j. sad sequel to that
matter, the principal circumstances Of which
have been related To- Us a, iulluws:-Nnt tong
after The c.trle Of Mr.. Hyde we're bitten.
GrisWold Kendall went to Mr.. HYDE and
bought or battered With I'm for one 81 the
catfle-a COW which had be-n bitten. lie
took her home aud pr her IN the stable. A
lew DAYS since lie vas attacked with ~ the
symptoms ofhydrophojia Mrs. Am Ran-
,lall, Miluw 81 caiyn Randall. "a brother %
C;rissoll Randa,l.l WIN kept house Tor
GriswaId Randall. was induced by curiusty
20 offrr water to the enw TO whether she
would drink II. The luri' nd saliva from
the CO. : mouth snt in'p TIE Y Ter. and after
wards Mrs r. tiiopg,tles,lv rut her hand
into the water to rinse nat lIr pail. ,ln one
of the fingers og the hand thu. Introduced init
The water, vas slight abrasion u the skin.
III few DAYS after this-Thursdsy morning
last. we belieye-Mrs. X wss stacked wifli
hydrnphabia. aud al'rr three DAYS of horrible
agony. died last Saturday nigh, aud was
buried on Sunday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
The Elders Convention Notice has bee

given tia, al regular delegates the Convention Of
Filters Of The Presbyterian Church, proposed q be held
al GreensbOroush on the 2lh instant viii i, pefial.
ted 10 ,rssei over the North Carolina Railroad al half
priee-fu fare going. and rse tickets returning from
(Ireensborousa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

FIRE ~ EDEsToS destructive fire oc-
CURED in Edenion. y. c.. on the I'd instant,
causing a loss Of about s40.0nO. on which
there was an insurance Of 9 OF sl0. 900. Two
houses we're blown up in order 70 arrest the
progress u the flames.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17

The Providence Post notices the fact that
not single murder has been committed 10
Rhode Island during the past year. notwith.
s,snding ,spi,sl pvnibh,Osnt % asOlishtj.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-17
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, February IL. Is5s.

IL Richeson Nichols, Esq. is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions 70 the Recorder aud for adyer.
Using.