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iron less. Ars. Morgan secordinsy made 80 sssiss
mrnt Of her tnter. 10 the estate Of the intestss,
On the condition that they veuid fosbsas 70 ssrsss
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cons,dersten, and this 10 the ma;s point pev bsfss
''; A EIi,odtion css.-nr Archibald. sSs pri,i.s
Consul st this port, ysstsrday applied 70 2. Com
niissioner Oshcrn for SarrAnt against Jehn nenpes
alas Johp I!ods.Cp: fugitive from tp.,,e: in Ens
sfo. in the city Of London. Disposed Of biils eI'
change 70. large amcunis knc.ine them e b y1esA.
Lbe arrest 10 claimed unasr ths Eitredition pssty
10 .si2. The accused vss errestsd and the eIsmins
ton viii take place on Friday morning.
IN Tus Counr OF GlpssAL SHssIose-The trial
Of Joseph u Lovenstsin. sFavnbroksr, indicted fos
feioniousiy receiving large amount Of siivUvsSs,
stolen from M william r Earle. by . servant IN h,s
employ. WAS eotnmenccd but not eonciueel II viu
be resumed this morning.
GrNBAL Pouot lrrSLLnsScE, Niehsel birnine-
ham. . night watehmsn at the Astor House. ~
detected on Moudsy evening leaving the house Witt
e'sht beeEstssks and two table cloths which hs hsd
purloiped.
Thomss Grant was arrested charged yitl Spstsh.
Ing hank bcok. containing billie and cAeeks - 80 9
amcun, ei 5000, from Wilbur 4. wickhaF, elHt q
stephen Campbell vas srrceted n the sce a. pick
ins the pocket Of eI surveyor Emanuel o. Hart.
Tas IsvysrlaArioR rei,tive 20 the Wilsno bshevy
srson cssr Vas resumed yesterday. bat aolhias nsu
sss ELECTED.
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The s,.amshhip Continental arrived ye,t.rasy from
We. Orleans. she brings new, Of 'neortsnee thN
~ would b. proper to vnhli,h hrtta than tbs, cI..
teusi'e military p-epasstions afe evidently on foot
'nd s',rr.us nev. msy he looked for In shcr, time
'r' o'ssni,aion Of negro toors !. proersssins rsp
s9d 10000 men are nov enrolled. Nsa-lv
bsct. have been mustered in, aud recruits
az NeinInf In Nefv YaIldN
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CLEARED.
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sfpo' I: q 90, iliiis
snIPS Hswi.ph.fs. Liverpool: S.ptun, L<eho,
BARR Aims, hsrusn. for Havana
BRIGs s-1Iou Lousnls, hsnsiIles svift La.ssp,
Sog~sy; BAlov, PernaIIpuco; Tyro, uAlifax: Allan
dale, 81 John, b Rover's BRIDE, ST Johs, Mp
sCHOOSFRf 81 kits; Condor, Hslif.r
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sarah Nils, do iisIi' do; Entsrprze, Ace6Lnsc. W
Bostou; BEL Iona, Norwich; Eoekhwsy, Iesuiort II
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POL; Diamond State, wubngton: PsleHn. rrov'
denes; Peuet do, Comstork Philsdeiphis tpe-
baltimore; Continental, New Orleans John bsootss
Fortress Monroe; Fort Jackson, do.
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bsrland Hsxhor
BRIGs-Anns Msruetts, GottsnhsrC Uekts, Hp-
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Windsor; kerssI, Bahia; J finlsysss. 81 nomingo
City; Condor, NsuvitaS
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Norv,ch; Wids Werld Provldspcs. u W Jobnson.
(vreotsrl; W II N Witt, Bos,on: Wulets, hyau-
niG A Roslsnd, Wsreham: J. DansslA Nsv Haven.
Eilep Baker Vrgnis; Hlizs Nseaor, Baltinors
Lsvinis Hopkins, vusinis' Brave do hS Gran
usI, de>
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Hdii,re'o., ssr'. % The tact ths, Geo. Ro'e
crans vss no, scorer reinforced 10 certainly rot the
'sult Of tie Govern m.ut. bat there douhi ths,
every tSort 10 nos mstius 20 Increase his strength
By fs infoTeouent, nom more than one direction.
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The Vanderbilt,

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ell yell, on The 2Sd Of AusuN. Rnmos, about bsr q.
strue ton are therefore false
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tth ave, t0S n.
10 Bo-ton. by Ns~. London line, Pier 40, n.
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Tsil " YER line, Pier 3, y. H.. daily. Sun-
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MARINE NEWS.

SUI K,.s. suassts Neon Il ol.o+-n.w o.aI
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CourouSpIsG FEiosIEe.-In In the supreme Court,
General Term, an interesting cs's relative 70 the
isv Of oomponndins felonies vS argued at nsst
length. The case 10 entitled, b"nt'v so', Morgan.
The meter In controversy arose before the eurrossts
of the County OF Sew Yorb on the hpsl accounting
o. The standardization NJ George pcveu, deeesssd.
VA a. The tim, Of his death emitted to = distribu,
tive share 0! LI estn.s. On the e3d Of December,
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A FTER an extensive practice OF upward oftwenp
"A years continues Patents the United States
also IN Great Britain France, and other foreign coun
fles caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all Pa
pefs or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
ana WIN despatch Researches made into American OF
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.ets OF INVENTIONS and egalorother advcerendetedr r
d uttlefS touching the same. Copies of the claims of
any fatehttnrn shed yremlttng One Dollar. Assign.
n!FhtS Srecorded al Washington.
the Agency is not only The largest in New ENGLAND
ou thfough 1t inventors have advantages forsecuring
patents 'oi asceTtaning the patenaby of inventions
paSsedby,i immeasuraby any which
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gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
20 a u IN ~ OFElC Ehanthe subscriber; and SUCCESS
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aa can prove, that atno other office Of the KIND The
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helse practice of the subscriber dung twenty wears
past has enabled him to accumulate collection
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Ahe besides extensive library of legal and mechan
Jdi works and ul accounts of patents granted in the
ohed states Europe render him able beyond ques
uoh 10 offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
Al necessity OF journey to Washington procure
inventors,
TEsTIMoNIAL6.
u regard MIR. Eddy of the most capable aud sue
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CHAS. MAsON,'' Commissioner of Patents
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
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secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office EDMUND BURkE,n
Late Commissioner of Patents.
" Mr. R. H, Eddy has made for me THlRTEFN apph
cations on but one of which patents have been grant
ed, and that one is now pending. Such unmstakable
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patents as they may be sure of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their and reasonable
: charges JOHN TAGGART."
During eight months, the subscihel in CoGtse Of hi
large practice, made, twice rejected applications
/, SIXTEEN APP GALS, EVERY ONE of which de
cided in his favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
al r. Fl. EDDY.
3 oston, Dec. 2, 1862. vi
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IGNORANCE FQUACK DOCTORS AND NOsTRUM
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curing few In hundred, il is peted in var 1us
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
THE PERs oNAL LIBERTY BILL.

TIE following bill, to prevent illegal arrests and
Imprisonment. introduced in The Senate BY Mr. Ora
lam, passed both Houses
IA Ael 10 amend the Revised Code ia re y
Hobeas Corpus.
Section /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of North Carolina,
and il il hereby enacted by the authority Of
The same, That upon application fora writ
Of habeas corpus, il the case stated IN the
petition shall show that adequate relief may
not be afforded by directing the writ 10 the
person OBTAINING another in his custody, in
every such case il shall be lawful for the
Judge granting the writ, to direct the same
10 The sheriff 81 any county where such
detention may occur, commanding him to
lake the body Of him who is obliged to be
detained, and have the same present on the
return 0i the writ, and 81 summon the par
~ alleged 10 be guilty Of the detention. t.
appear At the time and place Of the return,
and show The Cause OF detention. Any
Judge issuing such writ, or before whom
Inc same shall BE- returned il vacation, shall
have tie same power 70 enforce nbedience
10 the same, and punish attachments for
rentempls that Court has.
Sec 2. BE il further enacted. That when
any person shall have been discharged out
II custody BY Judge on writ o. habeas
corpus, and shall be arrested and detained
spon the same cause on which he was dis
charged as aforesaid. il shall be The duty
81 liz fudge IL issue a writ commanding
The sheriff Of the county where the dcten-
ton shall occur, 10 take the body Of The
person 80 detained. and bring the same be-
lore him, pr .onc other Judge having iurls-
dietion, when such farner dischaigr an
pearing. the person detained shall Oe forth.
With discharged and il i sppfa. that such
,ecend arrest and detention was made lilr-
gslly. and with knowledge Of tie former
dl,el.rsr. The party offending snail D. gna.
IL II lnisdemeanpr, aud lined anil impri-
sonsd ii The discretion ii the Court.
Sec. g. 81 il luther enacted, That any
person guilty. Of making false return %
sny writ of habeas CO pms. shall he guilt,
II 4 hish m,sdrmrannr, snd ,hall be fined
and Imprisoned !, lie discretion oi lie
Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

them TO avail themselves Of this opportunity Of saving
their friends from the disgrace and infamy which win
cling forever to the name Of deserter from lis cons
lrys cause, and themselves from d felon's death.
Many, arer carrying their country's flag in triumph
through various bloody conflicts and making them.
selves name of whichths childrens children miah
have been Justly proud have forfeited il all BY absent
Ing themselves al moment when their own State
il invaded and about TO be desoated by brutal half
savage foe. Now is the lime reinstate themselves,
by prompt return TO duty / appeal 10 them 10
stand BY their country yet little longer, and not 10
suly by deseron the bright and glorious reputation
Of the State, which they have helped 10 win on 4
hundred hard-fought fields; and appeal to all geod
and loyal citizens Throughout the State 10 give their
influence 70 induce these men to return Let no one
unmoved BY this appeal opairo,ism end honor sup
pose that he can remain at home with impunity the
full power OF the State authorities, aided ii need be-
by the Confederacy, shall be put force 10 arrest him
and brig him TO punishment after the 10th day Of
February next, and there shall be no es for The ae
serer in the borders Of Norte Carolina And lei mons
excuse their desertion by declaring lhalhes 90 homs
to take care OF their families; they will add nsthins
10 the comforts of their families BY hiding like guilty.
men in The woods by day, and hy plunderng their
neighbors by nights they only bring shame and suffer,
ing upon the heads OF The innocent and then littls
ehiNICH. WYNN BIdy Ulu Hlff. VIII nave the
finger Of scorn pointed at them and the bitter ,asnt
will ring IN their ears !" Your father skuked il the
woods TO keep from lighting for his county,
The State i now trying 10 provide food for your
antilles, ana each county is making similar Prov.
sion; and as your Chief Magistrate promise Won
that the wife md child Of tie soldier who il in the
army doing his duty shall shars The last bushel Of
meal and the last pound>pf meat 10 the State. LIE,
every patriot IN the land assist with all his influence
in the execution Of this Proclamation, and cur yicto
Ous ranks will again be filled, and our country soon
be rid ofthe enemy.
go, In witness whereof ZEBuLoY B. y1ysF.
)Is our Governor Csptain.Gsneral and Com
mander.in-Chiei, hath signed these pre.
SCENTS. and caused the grepi seal of The sta,e
TO be affixed.
Done in our city of Raleigh Or he asth aay az
January, in The year ot our Lord 1853
2. b VANCE
by the Governor;
\ II BArrlr, Jr, Private Secretary.
February 4. &c aw
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Reroimion. The Hsrai says there are
dhrer schemes naw befarr tnngtrs>. relat-
ipg u corrrscy. militia. and habfas corpus.
winch i believes viii pssS, AMI which Nil
rssOlltlanlLe tn government. I'D make
he President Dictator II The arm, and
asty ia,l 10 conquer liz South bef,re VA,
t,t. il en- SCI 10 lpiurr but = iisid II
country and despat,c institutions o. anaf-
chv.
The Herald also links II certain thar
Franr, i bent On 49,. 80 tat Spain niil
back Ftsnce.
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TO /. E Y.

aN Wednesday Ill ,ast, ihs l.ih Instant, mr.
- slalIe "a aisken pen all M horse stolen. lt
j. Bay Hot.e. about srsfs I'D this spring about
I've tee four OF i've inches high heas, mlne aud
tail. Al I'D vagol saddle, covered win white
sheepsa. ~as missing = ne same lime, and supns.
81 10 have been stolen 81 The same person; also
pr u uiIs reins thai lid heen used surfaP les
Ihefs, 9Th holes punched through them
Al, Information concerning The horse Or the thief
I'll. IL i5sr.iy rewarded IN the subscriber. living
seven mile. north n Hllsrotsush, and iwsats i've
6sas viii b gwen iat he recovery Of the horse.
FREDERICK HORNER.
Fssmrfy IL. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
iGLNG LADIES, SCHOOL

A PRIVATE school foI ysuag ladies will 81 s,sa
= ID BY Miss hangum, at the residence u H.
mother IN Orange county. on the 2Oh 81 Jsnust,.
1868 They viii receise instruction iii the Englisk
branches sud music, and end home Ii III nolbe,,.
family Parents snd eusfdant who tssife furtks.
particulars will please address Mrs III. u Nanesr.
either Al Red Mountain o. Flat River, Grange ssns
IN, n. q
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