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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-14

Virginia fla the Circuit Superior Cowrt 81
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county.
Sarah Rush, piif.
againsf
Joseph Barns, committee admir- OF Robt F.. Tur.
ner. deed Davenport Orrick, William Orn
dorn. John McCleary. admir- Of Benjamin 9.
Abcii. deed, and sally Albeit, Jos. +. Abel.
Dennis T.. M.Sherry and Susan his wife, Chs's
Boasman and NaBc, his wife, William Cievs-
land and Jane bis wife. Edmund r. Hunter
aud Martha his wife, Joha J. Abel, and Ma
~ Forrest, dVts.
IN cHANCERy.
NoTICE-Ihe parties interested IA
IN the above sci, will please 10 take mo-
t,ee. that | viii attend al my oisce in Mar
tnsburg, on Saturday, the 7ih dss OF ia
nuary next. for the purpose Of proceeding
70 make up the Report ia the above cause
y which time and place they are requi-
seu . attend with all such evidence. Sc.
- WI enable me TO make upl tho required
report. SEAMAN GARAnn
Deeen1oet I. 1886 BIT Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-12-14

Vy~The length Of the Presidents Message,
leaves moi a particle Of room for news or edito.
rial matter; and we are unfortunately unable to
get out an Extra. We have thought that our
patrons would prefer this deprivation to a diyi
sion Of the Message into broken doses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
For the Hlll.borouah Recorder.

Mr.. Hedrtt:-rhere is much furce. as
we'll as justice in the old adage. "give
the devil his due" In the spirit Of that
old saying. | state 10 YOU fact that
ought to be known, that the Van Buren,
party nav have credit for liberal desire
to enlighlen the people, which they are
day BY day maniiesting. II is due to
that party, that the fact should be known.
as proof Of their disinteresiedasss; as
they are extending their kindness With a
very liberal hand TO part of the people.
who hitherto have evlnced but little con-
fdence in them. So much the more dis
interested, and Of course so much the
more virtuous!
To the fact. The Milton Spectator is
,hronging To two Of the post offices in the
eastern part Of Orange, not only to those
who are not subscribers, but TO some who
probably never heard Of such paper;
aDd large packet vas cent 10 one Of The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

Post MaRleFas requesting him 90 haRd
them 10 any person that would take them.
IL Is presumed that this liberal spirit
reaches 70 every part Of The county; and
considering that 0rsngs has lately been
80 rsbelllous. and has shown herself 90
little deserving such distinction. lhe fact
10 stated - highly creditsbls IN The dis.
interested rirfass 81 The Van Buren, par
".
~ VIII Mr. Palmer be 90 good a.
70 say whether We owe I'll this 20 his
0icn generosity Or whether The parry.
backed BY the surplus revenue, intend 10
Indemnify hint
win Mr. Palmer tell us whether il 10
io enable his party 10 continue such acts
Of kindness. that they are 80 bitterly op-
posed IN the land bill. and the disiribu.
lion Of The proceeds Of he public Iandsr
To he serious. the party are braeing
up every nerve IN carry The state for Van
Bnren. They pour out their money like
water. believing that If they succeed. the
leaders Gill bear OF fsi 0fiices. Theirs
viii be the lions share; the poor PEG.
pie may enjoy the glory. and. in truth.
nothing buf The glory.
But one word 10 Mr.. Palmer. or rather
IN the wire workers who stand behind
his press and are not seen. The people
of Orange know their rights. and will
maintain them too; fearless Of the denim.
eiations 81 those in power, and unseduc-
ed BY the tolls. the inirigues, and The
earesses Of hypocriiiesl and insincefe
friends. Mark that. Mr.. Palmer! Though
perhaps We ought 20 feel more grateful
Tor your efforts 10 eplighsen us; YET we
will get on % well - we can. We are
plain people. snd like plain sHaigh. for
ward course; and do nos desire 70 be in
iiialed into the ART and mystery Of Van
BurenIsm. The jUggler may delight u
Win his lricks. bui be would be sure "a
pocket all our money.
A WHITE MAN. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
ID 4 r D.,

At he residence Of Mr.. william Lips.
comb. twelve miles below Hillsborough,
on Friday night last, tie 7,h instant, Mr..
NIXON ELLIOT. OF GnIlford county. in
the 2s.h year Of his age. He was on
hrs return home from Pssquotank county.
Al hrs residence in Wilmington, on the
9Th inst. Col. JOSHUA w. CEooHRAs.
Editor Of The Wilmington Advertiser.
Near Greensborough. Alsbams. on the
10Th ub. Mr.. DAxIEE BOOKS, formerly
Of North Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
RAIL ROAD CuNVENTIoN.

Al q meeting Of the citizens OF Hills.
borough on the 7,h instant, convened for
the purpose of appointing a delegate 10
the Salisbury Rail Road Convention, on
motion Of Giles Mebane, esq. Colonel
Charles NJ. La,imer ~as called To the
chair, aud Oar. Allen Parks appointed
Secretary.
The chairman explained the object Of
the meeting ina few appropriate remarks.
in which he expressed the great interest
he felt in works Of internal Improvement
affecting the welfare Of North Carolina,
aud especially OF the county Of Orange.
aud pointed on, the great advantages to
be derived by hearty cooperation with
our Iello" citizens IN opening rail road
COMMUNICATION from the Yadkin. and
even from the mountains, to the growing
capital Of our state, interseciing the coun'
" Of Orange and passing near the town
of Hillsborough. From such a rail road,
he said. agriculture would receive new
impulse; and along the line OF il cotton
factories would Immediately spring up,
from the gres, facilities it would afford
for procuring in abundance the raw ma
teriai, and ut transporting the msnufac.
lures IN market.
When the chairman had closed his re.
marks. IN mohon II Mr.. Mehaue the
Hon. FRED.RIDK NASH was unanimously
chosen delegate 10 represent the ci,izens
ii Otlnge IN the Rail Road Convention
10 be held IN Salisbury on the 10Th inst
G.. NJ. LArIMER, Chairman.
A. Parks, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
PUBLIC SALE,

NTiLL DO sold q; the late residence Of Mar.
" tha Mnlnol!an. deceased, % Thursday
the 81 at November aext, all the properly Of
said deceased consisting Of
3 Horses, l Wagon and Gear. Q Mich
Cows and Calves, about 90 fatuug Hogs,
several Shoats, Sews aud Pigs.
3 Beds aud Furniture. quantity Of Cook
ing Utensils, and Farming Tools.
so or 60 barrels Of Cora. Q or 8 loads Of
Oats, together with Hay and Fodder.
and many articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture not mentioned.
Nine months credit will be given bond and
security required.
SAMUEL N. TATE, .9dm'r.
October Is. ~ pa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
EQUITY SALES.
STATE OF NoRrH.CARoLINA,
Grunge County.

In Equity-Sep,ember Term, 1885.
In Pursuance Of decree Of the Court Of
Equity, made 81 September term, 1896 z
shall proeeso TO seli, before the Court House
door 10 the towa Of HIllsborough, on the fourth
Monday IN Novsnnber NEXT, on credit oil nine
months, the
NEGROES
belonging TO t.e -ststs u Morgan Hart, do
ceased. lone shoe MnkeT.i
Bond anu security viii b. .. CURED
JAMES WEBB, C. & M.
October Is 90. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

Michigan not a State. The coDven.
ton Of The people Of Michigan. to decide
on the question Of assent tn rdn,ssinn
into the Union on the terms proposed by
Congress. assembled at Ann ArbmF 20
Monday the goth ul, On the 27th the
final vute was taken, and the proposition
tn admit Michigan on condition Of her
assen, to The boundary line as fixed by
the ac, Of Congress was nsga.ived by a
majority OF seven votes. II appears that
this result has in part been produced BY
the opposition which existed with the
mass Of the people sgainst a provision
which had been introduced into the con
su.u,ion for party purposee. which be-
slowed the elective franchise upon all TO-
reigners without DISTINCTION, even those
who had just arrived and could moi speak
English.
Michigan. therefore, is not state;
and thus these three votes which he
though. he had safe in his breechss peck
ct, will be lost 10 Mr.. Van Buren,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA,
Orange County.

In Equity-SePsembsr Term, 1895.
IN Pursuance Of decree Of the Court %
: Equity, made Al September term, 1886, !
shah proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder, On .
credit OF one and two years. before the Cours
House door in the town Of Hills5orough, 90
the fourth Monday in November next, all the
LANDS belonging to the heirs OF the late Thos.
Barlow, deceased. Bond and security will 10
required.
JAMES WEBB, C. I'M
October - 40-4p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA,
Orange County.

In Equiiy-September Term. 1885.
IN pursuance Of decree of the Gourt Of
Equity, made at September term 1855, Z
shsii proceed TO sell, before the couit HOuss
door IN the town Of Hillsborough. on ihr fourth
Monday 10 November next, On . credit Of ons
and two years, the LANDS belonging to the
heirs at Law Of the iste Thomas B,bbo.
Bond and security vii. be rsqaned..
JAMES WEBB. C. ~
October 10. 4O-4v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
mNU9uaOs.

In Pistsborough. Chatham county. on
he 9Th uls. by Rev. Phillip Wylis, Hon.
A. RkscHER, Member Of Congress from
the Salisbury Dislrlcl. 10 Miss LOUISA
JosEs. daughter Of Col. Edward Jones.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

tor fferl0eni.
Richard VI. johnson, Of Ky.
For Vice President
ELECTORS.
NATHANIEL Macon. Of Warren.
RoBEKr LOVE, Of Haywood.
JoHN WILyose, OF Lincoln.
'JoHSsTHss PkRxER, Of Guilford.
WM A. MoRRIs. Of Arson.
0wEs HoLzEs, Of New Hanover
Wa. p. FERRAsD, Of 0nsIow.
JosrAH o. WATsos, Of Johnston.
ABRAM w VEsABLE. Of Granville
GEoRsE BowEks. Of Ashe.
ARc'D. HENDERSON. OF Rowan.
LEWIS ID. WILsos. Of Edgecombs.
VIZ. B. LOcKHARr. Of N. Hampton.
JsHs HILL, IL Stokes.
HENRY SKINNER, Of Perquinons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

We learn that the Presiden, has order
ed Court OF Inquiry, to consis. Of Ma
jor General Macomb. as President; Brigs.
dier Gen<rals Brady and Atkinson. mem
bers; and Captain Samuel Cooper. as
Judge Advocate aud Recorder; TO be held
at Frederick. Maryland, as soon as the
state OF the service will permit; Of which
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA,
Orange County,.

In Equisy-Sep,smber Term. 1889.
IN pursuance Of q decree Of the Court a
Equity, made ., september term, 1856, Z
shall proceed to sell. 10 the highest bidder, be-
tore the Court House door in the town Of Hills.
borough, on eredi, Of twelve months,
a Tract Of Land
lying north Of hilIsborough, On the road near
where VIM. Wood, deceased, lately lived and
died. Bond ana security will be required.
JAMES WEBB, C. T. M.
October ~ 40-Av
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

In 4 communIca 'ion 10 the last Star.
Mr.. Barnett. the Senator elect for Person
county. sayG--" discover by the SIAN
dard and other public I"urnals, Ihasl sm
pledged 10 vote fnr Van Buren Senator.
Such is no, the fac, | am not pledge
10 vote for Van Buren, man for any
Office within the gif, Of the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

seS-
Hugh T.. White, Of Tsasesaes
For President.
John Tyler, Of Virginia.
For Nire President.
ELECTORS.
ALFRED VISA. Of Rutherford.
ANDERSON MITCHELL, Of Wilkes.
Wa. J. ALEXANDER. Of MeckIenburK.
JoHs GILES. Of Rowan.
IoHs l.. LEssUER. Of Rockingham.
JOINS NJ. MoREHEAD. OF Guiliord.
JOINS ID. ToOxER. Of Cumberland.
JAMES 5. Smith, Of Orange.
cHARLEs MANLY. Of Wake.
WILLIE PERRY. Of Franklin.
VIZ. w. CHERRY. Of Berthe.
j. o. X. WILLIAMS. af Besuforts
JOHs l.. BAILEY. Of Pssquotank.
BLoUsT COLEMAN. Of I.enoir.
JEREMIAH PEsRsELL. Of Duplin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

I, will be peculiarly gratifying 70 eve.
~ liver Of good order, 10 know ths, .
prompt and decisive rebuse has been Civ.
en- BY the people Of Maryland % the
" glorious nlnrieen." who attempted by
their reckless aud wsn,on course. TO re.
valauon,ze the government. Al elee-
ucn look place IN tina, state on Monday
tue 81 inst. lpr delegates 10 The General
Assembly. aud Sd grea. has been The re-
,ctl"n .u the short space which hal e.
lap,ed. lha, the Wigs succeeded 10
elec,nz 90 members. the Van BurenlIes
Only Is. THIS may be considered Wa
terl.o defeat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

The PFssidsnl Of ihs B0aFd nil BE- Ghs
judge, 70 inEeuaigals the causes Of he
failure Of The campaign in Florida under
General Seoti and General Gaines. and
Of he delay 10 prosecuting he campaign
against Ihs Creek Indians in Alabama.
Metropolitan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

The Hon. Lewis Csss. Envoy Extra.
ordinary aud Minister Plsnipoienliary Of
The United States 10 his majesty The King
Of the French, left the city Yesterday,
with bis family. for New York. TO EN-
bark Cor France. We should do injus-
tee 10 our own feelings. and We are sure
to the general sentiment Of this city, in
which Govennr Case has so long resid.
ed. Il we did no, say, that he carries with
him the good wishes Of all who have en-
jcyed an opportunity Of approaching his
eslimable personal character. and tha, Of
his mO,t smiabIe family. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

The Attorney General. the Hon. B.
r. Butler. will perform the duties of the
Department. as Acting Secretary at War.
@44 GloJe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

ms Gk4&Aa&nl Gl NE leEseF MnleRs MT
Msngun, thEoHgh0al he whole 81 his
speech. spoks viii grsal speFgb and
poser. md msDy p4sssgss sxhibiled
bessafsl speeilsess 81 lnpsssiansd and
ihrilliag elsaBsnes. lie made frrqoeni
sppssls % he good sense and j1dgmsni
Of The people. and expressed himself -
having noarned over the apparent dsl1.
sions 81 his native stse . an obedisai
son would oser he wandsFings of mis-
guided father He seemed % feel that
he said; and Hhai patriot would blsms
him il . tear did occasionally moislsn hls
eye while he was painting in vivid CO.
iOurs tbs psrils 70 which . beloved eoun-
try wss Subjected By de enOrmiiy of the
eOnuptioas which we're stalking sbsOsd
in IL. s.sat. s. .Ez#s as
To dis letter Of he correspondent. the
editor Of the Standard has appended
note in which he raves like . maniac.
lie endesvors 70 make ibs people believe
lhsi Mr.. Msogum has treated their in
sarvesions siIh seOrn and de6ed their
power" by his failure .. N wipe oul the
foul blot which . facli0us combustion
placed uron the name Of President Jack.
son." VIII the editor Of he Standard
endeayor In bring 70 his recollection The
history Of ihaI Inaliefi Dir. Mangum
has never ysl had On epporfsuaiiy 10 re
cord his Iule upon che question Of er
ptingiag. Nossithaanding The buster
which Mr, SeaaIor Benton has kept up
about his resolution. be las never YET
vsaturrd % press il 70 decision; and We
very much doubt whether be ever will.
To ~ipe Oh, the foul blot" upon The
nsme "f Gen. DICKSON vas but . seeon.
diary consideration; Mr.. Benton has too
nUsh god s-iise "a suppose that eneir
r!,nE Dir. Claws res0iOIion with black
lines would hare amy such effect. Far dit.
fereal ssrposes were intended 70 be ef.
l.eIed: and in psri, these purposes have
been accomplished. The Senate. has
Deen rsyaiutlonized. and the action Of the
pSrt, u therefore subject 10 less restraint.
II III. ssngum could have been remoV
ed and hungry exp-c.sni put in his
place. smother Of the objects sould hate
been accomplished. But IN This We ,rus.
they will be DISAPPOINTED. and The fear
Of this disappointment 10 lke cause ofshs
raving Of the STANDARD. II i, was seri-
ously The attention Of the party 10 en-
punge the offensive resolution, Why was
il not doue tue las, session. Will the
Standard answer This qaestionf The al
minis,ra,ion had o clear majority IN the
Senate, aud could have wiped QUA " the
foul blot" 10 . momenl. If erpunging
wnuld have done il. 10 no one To blame
fg the delay bu Nr, Manguml q seems
tina, VIZ. MaLgdIn has been sustained in
this ms.ler. no, by the people only, buI
BY al Administration Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

We copied into our paper las, week .
paragraph from the Carolina Wslehmsn,
which made honorable mention Of the
psIien,. Just and gen,lemanIlke depor.-
ment Of Judge Saunders on the bench,
and his prudent conduct IN his inter-
course wrth his fellow eiIizens. In 9
par, II our edition. the proper credit for
the arIlele was omitted. and We refer 10
u now in order 10 correct that omission.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

TIE ELECTION
for Electors of PFeEideag and Vice Prssi.
dent e ne United Stzsrs.
III 30 HELD "a rfIIs sTaIT ON
Thursday, November roth.-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

Shocking Haudr-Ths dead body
u young lady vss found. partially
buried under leaves and straw. nfsr
Trenton. lev days ago. . Her skBlI
vas partially beaten in. most Of her upper
teeth brOken OF. and she Otherwise
dreadfully manglsd. Suspicion rests on
Q negro who has aed." NelD6era Spec.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14


NVlLL be so'd on the s5th Of October 40
" the dwelling hosse Of JAMES MOORE,
deceased. near Mount Wiling, . valuable
stock of
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep,
Wagons aud Gear.
quantity Of Corn, Whss, aud Oats. I
and various other articles too tediOas to men.
ton. Terms made krexn on The ssy Of sals<
The sale will continue tr0p ssy 10 day
oil 10 cod.
ELIZABETH MOORE
JOHN MOORE, ~
octoberS
.sffeatioss,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

Indian Tsaiy.--Hsnry R. School
craft. Esq. Major Whining OF The u. 8.
Army, and j. w. Edmonds. ESQ. wers.
on the lib inst. holding q treaty d
Msekinsw, with The Chippewa and
0slaws lndiSns. for the purchase Of The
tract Of eouLiry lying between Lake
Huron and Lake Michigan. and north sf
Grand river. and also all the lands lying
north Of these Lakes and wes. Of lhe
Straits Of st. Msry's. The price 10 be
paid is two millions. A correspondent
Of lhe Albany Argus states that Mr..
SchoOlerafi prohibits the selling Of wins
key 10 the Indians; in consequence.
there are no such disgraceful scenes Of
riot and bloodshed % are usual where
so many Indians 10000 are assembled.
and where traders ere allowed 70 sell
them "6rs water" This is highly CON.
mendable in Mr.. 8. and ve hope the
example will be followed by Others in
like Situations. PhI. Com. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

RoBEKr III. GoLpsB0RouoH. one Of lhe
Representatives Of he state Of Maryland
IN the Senate Of The United States. died
~ he residence near Easlon on Wednes-
day last Mr.. GaldsbOrmgh. says ihs
Chronicle, "besides twice representing
This Stale in The national councils. has
filed many other distinguished posts wisl
great credit He vas Q conscientious,
upright and consistent statesman. 90
accomplished scholsr snd orator. and
Q gentleman of The most polished man
nsrs. Of the old school. Hs place will
DOT be easily filed" Pef. Intel
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