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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-29
NEW S ITEMS

SUPERIOR CouRr.-In Cumberland special
term. Judge Saunders presiding. Hardy
Barnes Of Robson was convicted Of the muir.
der Of Abby Rhodes. and sentenced to be
hung on the 2lst June.
IluNo Glover, convicted Of The murder
of his wife, was hung al Greensbnrough, ON
Friday 18th inst. large eoncourse Of both
sexes and coors, were present.
MoSrGonERY. Nav ISL think the loan
bill. authorizing 100000 10 be raised BY
bonds or Treasury notes, will probably be
passed to-day. No direct tax will be laid IL
this sessioB, for want Of the necessary infor.
matinn regarding The value Of property in
the different States. II is probable that a
very satisfactory tariff will be passed BY
Congress Tomorrow.
IT. LouIs, May l3.-lt is estimated that
over 10000 perSns left the city yesterday.
\ periaet panic is raging in some quarters,
almost entire streets being deserted.
FRsSKFoRr. Ky, MAY 2I.-Gov. Magoffin
has issued his proclamation notifying aud
warning all other States. separate Or United,
especially the United and Confederate States,
sormnly farhidding them against sny move
mrnt up"n krntuck, FOR any purpose whatey.
rr, until authorized, By permission from the
Legislature. 10 do 80.
The seat 81 government has been removed
irOm Montgomery t. Richmond, Virginia.
where the Cabinet officers will be dnly in
stalled with all the archives Of government,
within the next fortnight. Congress has adj.
jnurnra to meet in Richmond on the 2O,h
day at July. unless sooner called together by
his Excellency, the President.
PRISTgR's lSK -Me.srs. Taylor and fIar.
grove have established factory tor printers
lnk, IN Richmond. Va.
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J. U. Kirkland. Esq.


HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE"
Ma. EDTnR: feel some hesitation in adj
dressing you this mite. since think il woul,
more appropriately come from some one else
u doe, seem strange TO me. however. that
, no Toiice has been taken Of Concert. IN
deriakrn BY the young ladies' IT illllsborougl
On FRIDAY night the 18th inst.
The cdhcert was conducted under the au.
spices OF the Rev. DR.. Curtis, aud wa.
prompted BY the burning patriotism which
struggled for expression IN the bnsoms al
the young ladies. IL Hllsboruugh. a. ii
mosrof the towns 81 the State. far hand.
have not been tAr,ly in doing what they could
at home IN behalf Of their young caunt, ymen,
gone forth 10 the wars. II has been unusual,
hose,er, 10 see an exhibition IL this sort,
whirh. while il renders assistance 10 the alb.
sent soldier. Al the same time furnishes q
most delightful entertainment 10 these Who
have To bIde At home. II ~ due TO the man
ner IN which the music was executed 10 take
soaIe public notice of %. The house was
crowded; aud q more attentive or appreea-
tive audience has been rarely assembled to
hear good music. The ch0ruses uere charm.
ing; the selections choice, aud the perform.
anee must skillful. or the pieces Of a more
s"ber cast. il would be difficult To say which
was the must pleasing. The solo from Er.
mani. sung by = fine eoniralto voice, was
passing BEAUTIFUL. As for the /" Three Blind
Mice Twill venture TO say that three hum
bic individuals Il their class were never 50
highly epmplimented before sad history.
and the mare touching from having their el.
egy pronounced by 80 sweet tongues. The
flute oi the Rev. Doctor reminded one vivid.
" % those enchanting strains so swccily
pprd BY that queer fellow Faiuhorn. Tie
Doctor handles The melo,leun. loo. With .
most melting touch. aud IL nav he ssiely
said that " The last Rose Of summer I" never
Weakened m"re tender reflections than on
that unequalcii ocrasiun. Il was in every
way, Nj. Editor. complete success, aud
the jealous and patriotic young ladies' have
the pleasing consciousness 81 having done
n1re than " mite = towards assisting their.
soldier Ir,ends. congratulate them on their
success. aud have only 10 regret that 1t is not
TO be repeated. While We have such hearts
to pra, for Us and such hands to help Us at
home, We must feel encouraged. aud We are,
tiud kn"ws, willing to give our lives TO de.
fend them. God bless them!
Yours respectfully,
ROBr. FLETCHER.
May ash, 1861.
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Nj. Dick offered ,be lso,,..s !, .o .u.pa..o, ,ot

Me-. Dick offered the folosing as an smepdnsn, to
the substitutes eH Al
And Be afsstlr ordained, That this ordinance shall
% 10 full tofcs when ratified by the legal voters Of this
Slate at an election to be held on day and in man
ner hereafter TO be designated BY this Convention.
M. Graham moved to embrace in bis motion to print
ard postpone the substitute and amendment, and i, was
agreed to.
MI. Johnston. Of MsckIenburg, offered resolution
Tor amending the % section Of the 4th article Of the
Constitution Of North Carolina 10 read as follows
@No person who shall deny the being Of God, or
who shall hold religious principles incompatible with
The freedom salty Of the State, shall be capable Of
holding any Office place If trust or profit in the eiv
department within this State
MI. Rayner introduced substitute 10 The same Is
follows,
No person who shall publicly proclaim his disbelief
IN The being OF God and Of his experimenting provi
dence over human affairs, or Of the moral accountability
Of oil mankind for their lives and conduct in this world
shall be capable Of holding any Office Of trust and pro.
Ut 10 The civil department within this State.
Resolved, That committee OF Ave be appointed BY
the chair to prepare amendment to the Constitution
Of this State 10 conformity with the foregoing resou
ton.
Read and ordered to be printed with the original
Mr. Smith offered resolution requesting The Govern.
OF 70 communicate to this Convention at as early day
as prac,eable the number Of volunteers that have offer
ed their services the number accepted and from what
counties. the number Of State troops enlisted, the off
GERS appointed by him, and the rank and nav OF each
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Hoiloiroy's PIs and 0iafnesf.--Neceuifg compel,
u.s. Bilious Ftrsr. - Nothing j. more disssfeeshe 10
nc slrk than hr nauseous medicines physicians ire.
queny ohliee ihem 10 swallow hut The desire ca health
is the peni srguent which gilt the pill anI diseu
The bitterness Of The dfausht. HoswAys Pills, how.
csef obsaie this Lon uy by the rapdily and certainty
Of their action. On the stomach. liver sad bbwes they
eel 50 serually that they Immediately cure the wor,
phases Of indigestion. Headache, Bilious Fever, De-
preston Of Spirits. &c. We invite all Who arc unac.
qranej with them i 4 wefe possible 70 find any such,
70 awe them trial. snd We will assure then speedy
and permanent relief For Sore Breasts, sctoiulons
humas. Cancer, Piles. and al skin Dseases Hollo.
ways Ointment 10 The most eiieclual remedy 10 uss.
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Your friend aud servant.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND.
HillsbOrOugh. May s7h, 1861.
May 2llh. 1861.

May 2FIh, 1861.
DEaR Sra: | desire to present through you
70 the Ladies 81 Hillsborough. who were so
kind as 70 prnfer their valuable services 10
make clothing for the soldiers Of North Car
olina, my thanks for The work they have
done. and for the very complete and perfect
manner in which il was made. Tkey are
rendering to the state service only second
10 that of the soldier in the field, and de-
serve consideration accordingly. Whatever
they may DO in this way will save 10 the
State so much cosi. aud add 10 the comfort
and efficiency Of the tronps by 50 much.
am, seiy truly. yours.
CHARLES Y. FISHER.
J. Y. Kirkland. Esq.
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MA Il ggEm .

In Orange county, on The l2,h inst, by Elder John
Mitchell. M. MATTHEW MARKHAM, to Miss
EDIE PEARSON.
In Caswell county. at the residence Of M. Joseph
Windsor on Tuesday the sist inst, by Stephen Neal
Esq, Capt. VIM. J. FREELAND, of the Orange
Greys, to Miss JULIA A, F0ULKS.
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Hampton Roads.r-A report va. recti,rd here
on Msnd.y evening ihs, an engagement had taken
place ., Hampton Roads, IN which same 80 southern
men and ooaineola men we're killed. But We IN.
dssi.nd that se,lsnsn cane up in the rsin yesisr.
day morning from Garsyshu's ~ho .tslss that be had
hsssd nothing q d. and that The report had founds-
ton.
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Watsonville Female Seminary,

VNHE nest SESSION N this Srhn0l will commence On
the Gti Monday 10 February next, aud continue
Eve m1nths.
Terms the same az heretofore. The Proprietor has
IN his EMPLOY fR the ensuing session q foil cops II
etpeienccd Teachers aud every pains will I've taken d
Young ladies will be conveyed from Graham, stallan
o. the Gompanys shops, N. q. RAILROAD. ~ Watson.
ve free n charga BY Informing tho Proprietor ofhe
time Of arrival al those places.
January slh, 1861.
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TO BUILDERS
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILApEIPHIA.

Benevolent Institution established by special EnIow.
ment for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed al
firted with virUIeni and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the lure of Diseases
ofihe Sexual Uigans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given erails. ~ the Atiias
W Surgeon 10 all who apply ~ letter, with ie.til
ton Of their condition. (ase occupation. habits Of ltr
&c..) and cases Of eEneme poverty. Medicine. tut.
nisbed free 81 charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on sprrmatarrlC-a anI
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs aud tie MN
REMEDIES employed III lhe bi-scnsaS. srni II thr
afflicted III sealed eiit envelopes free 81 rrgc Iva
o. three Stamps for postage will ~ acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SkllLlN HOuGHTDN. Acting
Surgeon Howard Association. No. . south Ninh 81.
Phadelphia. Pa. By order II the Directors.
EDWARD d HEARfwEl.L, President
GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary.
March 49, . s4-ienl
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS
T HE KORA ARA RIGA

THE MAKORA ARABICA.
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
ia Arabia.
A LII who are suffering from Consumption should
"a use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are Threatened with Consumption should
use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by Mis-
sionary in Arabia.
All who suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAkoRA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAKORA ARABICA, disco
yered by Missionary in Arabis.
All who suffering from Asthma, Scrofula and I'm.
purIiies Of the Blood should use the MAKORA ARA
BlCA. discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
u cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat Coughs and Colds
ltcures Aslhma, scrofula, and Impurities Of the Blood
This unequaed remedy is now for the first time n-
troduced 10 the public.
Il was proyidenlially discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arabia. He was cured Of Coneump.
ton by It's use after his had been hope
less by learned Physicians in Europe
tie has forwarded to in writing fall account of
his own extraordinary and OF number Of other
cures which have under his observation and also
full account Of the medicine.
A. his request, and impelled by desire TO extend
knowledge u this remedy 10 the public, we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for faee
distribution. its interest is enhanced by an account
which he gives u VI The Of The Syrian mas
sarres which he obtained from those who sufferers
IN that awful Tragedy
This pamphlt may be obtained at our office, or il
will lie sent free by mail to all who apply for il.
We import the MAKORA ARABICA direct from
SMYRNA through the house Of Cleon & Gylppus, and
we have always on hand full supply put up in bottles
ready for with foil directions.
Price one dollar per bottle, Sent by mail on receip,
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
For sale, wholesale and ret H. by
LEEDS, GILMORE &CO.
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty 81, ~. Y.
Also, by Druggists generally.
March I9. s4-l2mo
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGg COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term. 1861.
n N
D. Q. Pam,h :. William }. McKssL

Original Attachment
IT appearing 90 the Satisfaction Of The Court. ,h.t
the defendant William J. McKeraI has removed
out Of the county and ahsents himself fom the county
sud State thai Tho orJinary proccs. II sw fannot
W served ~ him: Il y therefore nrerc h, thr Eauf
that publication ~ made ia Tie Hii-Jnush Recorder
Tor sir weeks notifying the saiI william Ntkttail
That unless be APPEAR 81 The nrxt Term % this Court 10
be held AZ the court house in Hulsbocueh on the fourth
M"niiy 10 May nsxi. then and ihefe 10 trplr,y and
pead according 70 Law, he will he Proceeded against IN
The same as IL be bill bern served viii process
and bad Jailed o. arpcsr AMI pieai.
Witness 6crfge Laws Gietk fsur said Court. II
office u Marlborough The fourth Monday 81 February
A. u. 1851.
GEORGE LAWS, c. G. e.
March %. 1861. pnre adv. - SO s9-6w
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TO the Farmers Of North Carolina

"A our intercourse with The North is now efiectual.
y baken up, and market must I've supplied
from the up country. the undersigned soiiclls cosgn.
ments Of Flour, Bacon, Lard, Hay, But
ter, Garden Vegetables, sc, &c,
and will furnish Corn, Cypress Shingles Groceries DC
ON reasonable terms
Personal and prompt attention given 10 oil business
matters JOHN F. FoARD.
Newbern, ". c., May 22d, 1861. 3ms
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of the sbscaee Of Editor, ~omsn. bolh. who have
volunteered IN defence q our homes spd The dseour-
sssmeais thrown ia their way by the PfOs,stiOn Of
ehsasu pspsrs. Among those the, have been di.eon-
tiauej sc The following The Wilmington Herald.
ths High Point Reporter. The Asheviie Spectator. IA.
leigh Bsnnss. Christina Advocate El1sb,,h City PiO-
seer. snd r.yrwaHs cusInisn md IN sssk o,
tso the American Advocate At xinsiSa viii te added
20 the number.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT /

! PRETENDED and lodged 10 jail ia tsilisbo.
= rough Orange county, n. g.. on the lith of
April, negro supposed twenty-three Of twenty.
four years DID, quite black, about five feet nine ten
inches highs has two his breast SAYS hi
name is Nathan, and belongs 10 Rayner foui,dnisl
Of Richmond, Va. The owner can get him by ptoy.ng
property and paying all cost md charges.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
May /. 90 3w
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Roii'r. FLETCHER.

virElnias--I. i supposed ihs, The ordnance Of
Secession wiIl Be ratified BY 10000 msiotiiy 10
ons county there bu, vote sssinss ri in smother
vote. out Of $500 In smother two votes. -
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Troops On the noye.-Two companies from
the upper eoqn,es asssd down the road on Wednesday
iss. On Friday. We understand. some four hundred
panies Aimo.i ever day. nc believe large
smaller namber are passing down. Zoe The hrIp o. yir
sPia and other exposed positions Indeed there sP-
psar 10 Be no aet " devoted patriotism in this Tina
Of need
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LarE-wAR NEWS.
Richmond. M, "a.

About 1000 OF LincOlns troops entered
Alexandria between 8 and a o'clock this
morning, and took possession, the 600 yir-
glnia troops retiring without resistance, a.
greeabiy TO orders, in good order, and in full
view OF the enemy, to Fairfax station, about
10 miles off.
Gen. Bonham Of the s. C. brigade, has
1000 5. q. troops at Manassas Gap. and 9TH
er forces at Culpeper Court House. In all
five or six thousand, and another regiment
was sent to him to-day.
Manassas Gap Junction, May "a.
We have escaped safely from Alexandria.
The famous Col. Ellsworth. Of the N. York
Louayes pet Lambs, entered the Marshall
House to day, and attempted to lower Con-
federate Flag which was flying over the
building. Mr.. Jackson. the proprietor, re-
scented the insult, and shot Ellsworth, kill
ing him instantly. Jackson was afterwards
cut 70 pieces by the sabre bayonets Of the
Zouayes. He died nobly defending his flag,
and Virginia should erect monument 10 his
memory.
HARPER's FsRRY.-A letter says that there
are $4,000 men at this place.
->~-e-.-@S--e--S~-~~~~
NORFOLK. May 2O.--Brtween 1900 and
2000 Confederate troops were concentrated
at Sewell's Point last night, but the Yankee
metcenarrs did mt return, as spprehended.
and our men, who were actually eager for
the fray, had Eothmg to do.
Capt Thomas I. Hunter, commander of
the Virginia Navy. under flag Of truce
visited the Federal aeet OFT Old Point Com
fort, for the purpose of carrying to that des-
tlnatiDn all the women and children who de
sire to join their Northern friends.
The families Of the following, among 9th.
er persons, left in the steamer.
James IIepenstall. l.. 7. Barnard, ]. Lu-
cas-, Geo. Richard Boush, John iiarbonner,
Joseph u. Knapp. Thomas Nelsoa, Rober,
Gill, John Butler. W. II. Lewis and James
III. Hardwick.
The West Point having accomplished its
mission, Capt. Hunter, on his return, re-
ported the Monticello as having Jared very
badly 10 her engagement with our battery at
sewelPs Point. The boat is seriously damag-
e, in both hall aud machinery, aud il is ,hougil
that II will be s0me Time before she can in.
duige in another bombsrdmenl.
Six men we've killed on board, and sever
al badly wounded
Norfolk Va, May 22d, 1861.
Another attack was made on Sewell's Point
yesterday morning. by the Steamer Mlnneso-
Ia. Two shots were fired from the battery
and three from the steamer, after which she
moved of in the direction Of James river.
Later 10 the day another attack vas made
By the ~ Young America. few shots
were fired fran the battery. causing the tug
To retreat. Thus several unsuccessful at,
iempts have been made to prevent tie cree.
tlon of DOR works: and what is fortunate,
50 far we have sustained no injury Of any
note. On the other hand, in The engage.
mcnt Of Sunday. the Monticello is reported
10 have lost six men.
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Tho IHawfieIds Compauy.-On wednes.
day las. We witnessed the departure Of the Haw.
fields company from Mebsnesile far the camp a. Char.
loiis where they will BE- drilled under the inspec lion
and instruction Of the officers ofihe Military Academy
heated there. Itwasss 6ne company IS we need wish
10 See Many Of them professors Of religion and III
Of HEN are Of exemplary moral and sober habits giving
that they will do their duty ia whatever posi-
iionshey may be placed The company numbered shout
seventy; tho following are III sir officers,
Jsmss w. Wilson. Captain.
Robert N. Carter. First Lieutensnt.
Benjamin y. White. Second Lieutenant
II. q. Dixon, Third Lieutenant.
BIT. Msbsne. Orderly Sergeant.
A large number u relatives and friends and neigh
bom assembled to witness their departure and 10 wish
them God speed" A very handsome Dag, provided
BY the ladies o. The neghbohood 10 them
through The agency Of the Rev. A. G. Hughes. with "a
appropriate address. The h,g was received and The
thanks Of The company returned by Cspt. James W.
Wilson in few meat. brief and feeling nma,ks. The
ceremony concluded with prayer BY the Rev. Mr..
Hughes.
The company Il attached 10 Col Oh p. Fishers reg.
imrn,. and expect 10 be in serce for lhrss year, OF
during the sm They lra in good spirits. amid the
loud cheers and waving Il handkefehies Of tbs large
crowd 4 male and femaIe friends assembled
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HrLLsBoRoU0H, N. G.
Wednesday, May ~, 1861.

n We understand that our friend Capt. Charles E.
LsRfao,. Of the Military Institute at this place. ha re.
eeivsd tho appointment. Of Major 10 Col Fishers resi-
ment. and will Immediately enter upon the duties Of
the position.
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sersh Car oIIsa state Convention.

The delegates elected 10 the Stale convsniion %.
semhsi 70 The Co smOns Hal oflhs Capitol 10 Raleigh
on hondsy The Goth instant. ., I I O'Clock.
The Hon. Weldon N. Edwards sad the Hon. wm.
A. Guhsn were put in nomination for President.
Ma Edssnis nssissd es votes. and M. G,ahsm ~.
NJ. Ed~sds vas declared daily rscied. and vas enn.
Quoted % he ehsir.
Col W. J.. ssssk. q Richmond county. vas elected
Ptiseipai cissk; NJ. L. q. Edwards Reading CLERK I;
James Psxe Principal Door Keeper.
The Conssniion being ofgsnisej. The proceedings
~sw apsnsd -iIh an impressive prayer by he Rss.
NJ. Tueksf.
M. Bsdger offered an erdinsoce decisrng the sepa-
p,sa q North caroIins from The United States of
hmesies. IN which were =, forth some Of the rerons
iof ihs act. Mr cnigs ofsrel ss sSl.iiip,s. sim.
pie ordnance q secession hinkins IL preferable that
the reasons should b. given hereafter more Il large IN
an sddres TO the people.
Several pfoposdans were made 10 smsnd NJ. crsis's
moIios bot uons Of them prevailed.
The o'diasoes introduced BY Me-. CmiE Va. finally
passed ap.ninOusly, every member pr..sni-lis--yO,-
ins IN favor of ~
AN ORDINANCE
To dissolve The Union between tho State Of Nonh Ca.
elins and the other States aaiied With her uadef The
compact II GOve'nmep, entitled The Consultation
Of the United States
We the people Of the State Of North Car.
olina In Convention assembled, do declare
and ordain, and il is hereby declared and
ordained, that the ordinance adopted BY the
State Of North Carolina in the convention
Of 1889, whereby the Constitution Of the
United states was ratified and adopted, and
also all acts and parts VI acts Of the Gener.
al Assembly. raiiiying and adopting amend
Inents 10 the said Constitution, are hereby
repealed, reseinded and abr"gated.
We do further declare aud Ordain that The
Unies nov sabsisting between the State Of
North srolina and the other States, under
the title Of the United States of America,
"a hereby dissolved. and that the State u
North Carolina Is in The full possession and
exercise Of all those rights Of sovereignty
which belong and apperiain to frye and in
dependent State.
bone n Raleigh. 2oth day Of May. in the
year uf our Lord. 1861.
Thamss b. Mss,ss presented ihs f,lIo~ins ofiiasnes
nsis,ias the Provisional Constitution Of The csnlsd.
crate slsissi
AN ORDINANCE
To rail-, he Constitution o. the Presisionsl Govern.
nsnt 81 III. Confederate states Of Amefies.
We, the people Of North Csrolins, in Con-
yention assembled. 10 declare and ordain.
and il 10 hereby declared snd ordained. that
the State Of North Carolina does hereby 40.
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For lhe HilI.borough Recorder.

Ma. HEARTr: BY reference TO the accom- :
panying. communication from Col. e. F.
Fisher. you Will see have been constituted
his organ Tor the purpose therein expressed.
housekeeping the agfeeahl. duty. il Is i'm.
possible Tor me personality 10 wait upon all
ihe g""d LADIES' sho deserve share Of tie
Coonel's commentator. have therefore
thought il best To ask the favor Of you to
publish his letter with his in your issue this
week, and oblige
Your friend aud servant.
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SALE OF NEGROES

IN pursuance Of an order Of The Cour 81 PIES. mi
Quarter Sessions Of orange County made II Feb.
ruay Term last. shall sell 10 the highest hdi.t an
TUESDAY Tie 2sih day OF MAY nest. ~ the lawn II
Hilsboroagh. Eight o Zen likely NEGROES rhr
Negroes si X sold 10 pay Debts, aud nai ur aus fault
Terms made known 81 The iay 81 ale.
JAMES HOLEMAN, Adm'r.
March 10. s3-t9.