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For Safe.

T.INTsEED OIL. Also, small q Of IA.
- lilly FLOUR
CASH OF GOODS will be gwen for FLAX
SEED. a T. LONG A. IN
March 2. 50
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term, 1877.

Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
May Term, 1897.
Thomas HolIsaray. Wrigkf Hoilo-1
ray JsAn HoTHs and avys Bet.
- and 0thsTs.
w.
John Lsaihsrs g. lanes Lafsa. sT'fs Petition 10
efThSmas H0ii0css DEE Be ase"nnl
miliaR Holslrag HIN Haii" aud TOT DIS
lray, Darid Haslorag, tht heirs trhnilon.
Of Eiisabsth Triss Uyan liar
red and Nifs .fsgH. Joan Hha
aksr aad lrys SRsaa. and Join
Weeds
1T appearing in the Court in this case, ihai
Brsmilisn Holloway, David IIolioW.v. the
heirs OF Elizabeth TTiee. Wyatt Haired s wife
Ages, JOHN MhitakeT 4 wilr susaR. and john
Woods. are not residents Of this slate; II Is or
dsred by the court that publication be made in
the HIllsborongh Recorder, for the space Of five
weeks, of the pendencF OF this suit. that the
SAID defendants may appear a. the heSt term
Il the Court IL Peas aud QnaIler Sessions, to
he holdea for Ou.nge county. on the 9TH Mon
day of August nsxi, then aud there 10 answer.
plead 0r deInur 60 the said petition, otheTwlse
the same shalt be taken pro confess ~ 10 them,
and heard "a Pafs.
]. TAYLOR. c. c.
Price alg. SIS 90 So
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

I'D AN away rom the "a hsc'Iber, "n the 9Th
~ 81. a bound By ~ b. nam "f HEN.
KY Bo" EkS all Ut 't."tecn years of ige
All ''s'nr are he'' nI F. warned iron la rtor
lag c'Iioying saiu under the zen Ivy
Of thu aw. JOAN BuRRoUGt :
June = rs--3w
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Fnm he Baltimore chnaieIs.

Happening. . day or two since. 10 lay
our hand on an old edition of Gays Fa-
bles. We came. BY chance, upon The fol-
lowing. The reader will not fail 10 re-
cognizs in the Lion. The late head Of the
ExecuiiEe-in the Fox, the brief and
explicit author Of the letter 10 Sherrod
Williams and in the Geese. the 'desr
people, Who have been gulled 10 their
hearts content. BY the promise Of the
blessings which were 10
Attend the nation.
Uadsr this good Administration
How truly does il exhibit the manner
10 which the presen. state Of affairs in
this ill-faled country has been brought
about. One would almost believe thai.
the author had, with prophetic eye. our
very times full in his view.
THE LION, THE FOX AND THE
GEESE.
A Lion, iir'd with state Affairs,
Qa,ts sick Of pomP. and worn with cares,
ResOls'd Trenote from noise and strifsl
In peace to pass hrs latter life.
II was proclaimed; the day was set;
Behold the central council met,
The Fox vas yiceToy nsm'd. The crowd
To the nsw regent humhly hOw'di
Wolves, bears. and mighty tigers bend,
And strive who most shall eondsscend.
lie straight assumes . solemn grace,
Collects his wisdom in his face;
Toe crowd sdmiTes his wit, his sense,
Esrh word hath weight and consequence;
TIL hatt'rsr al his art displays:
lie ~no hath power is sure Of praise.
A rax steps forth before the rest.
And thus the seryIie throng addressed.
H"w vast his talents. born 10 role,
And lraln'd IL virtues honest school
What clemency his temper sways,
How uneoHup, are ell lie wSysi
B,neatn his conduct and command
Raplne shall cease to wss,e the land
Hls brain hath stratagrm and art,
Prudence AMI mercy rule his heart.
What blessings must attend the nation
Under this good administration,
He said. A Goose Who distant stood,
HaranPu'd apart the cackhnR brood.
when"'rr hear a knave commend.
he bids . shan his worthy friend.
Wat Pra'.s' vat mighty commrndstion,
liut twa' Fox " spoke tn ovation.
F"Se. ttls COVE. nui ~ NAV prize
AZ aeniie, ulentf. 4 wise
Il 'yepIay these sweets. tis pam,
We geese husl teel tyfan re'gn
What havoc now shall thth oul taeei
when ev'ry petty eierk in place,
t. prove his taste AID seem polite,
VIII feed m geese both n"on and night.
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liant Of Evi,isnce.-,'lhere is plea.
sar. ar,pcdote told of the late revered
Judge P-s, who was no less known
for The INTEGRITY Of his legal decisions,
thu i,.r his court wilticisms. The crew
OF vessel hrnugh, into his court COM
pla ut alleging The unwh"Iesomeness Of
''he provisions laid IN for'Ihe. voyage and
cAm"d dl, a.e, for th,. nj. ,>dgr. Ore
oil thseyidences, IN support OF the charge,
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SPRING GOODS.
o. y. Love 4 GO.


crave jass received and nv aBsf for sale %
- their ed slsad. their sPFing ssPPlys COO.
sisiing q every variety Il 6oods usa1liy ksPl
by ths merchants e rms place ssE
n large and general assorf-
saeHf o. Dry Goods, &C.
COMPRISING
Gentlemen and Boys Sumner Clothing.
Printed Muslin, Glnghams,
French Calico,
Black and Coloured Silks. &c. &c.
Hardware and Cutlery,
Shot Guns,
Has, and Shoes.
Bonnets,
Cr0ekery.
Colinn Yarn,
School Books, Stationary. DC.
All Of which shey wil sell o. th. ,awesl priess
ioF Cash, or % short credit Ia punelual deal
srs only.
n. B All persons having open accounts e.
Their on the lnOks Of n. Nirhols e Co or ufo
Q. Long & 60. up 90 the first ii May, are re-.
quesisd 60 call and close the came with eash
90 note, Is circumstances make IL absolutely
necessary that their business should be settled
up 60 that time.
May Is. 70
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Ii Ill LSBOR OUGH N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTH.

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FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN VANCE
Those who do not give notice Of their wish
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Persons procuring six subscribers, shall re.
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Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines
VIII be inserted three times for one dollar, ant
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received by the printer, ans
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W ".', 500 snessrelatxe - y 80
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Stray Mule.

stTRAYED from she sub Glib {, on cain
Greek 81 miles from M"unt MI ing M
the 2d inst, u brown iema1e Mui T., thIrren
years Old 'ad a sore on it, hack, etused by she
saddle; no ether ma3k reeollec'"d. "a, I"f"T
mai,on u speeding said mule VIII be { ahkm i,
received and a Taaso liable reward will Il esY
en- fa' the recovery the sam
JAMES MINNlS
July 81. sO-
- The Rnieigh RegIster ani Grcensburnugh
Telescope vii insrr' the above three weeks,
and send their accounts to lhi office for enlleC.
tinn.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
IN Eqully-Ma'ch Term, 1897

.. ','' "' +, .,' "a, Id, ,''' os". bill.
ar 'pp'a.ngl 'ne sa.ts's' lIna NJ tue Court
4 TIA the dvte ldaats. Frances T. Potlet Lu
cy ht, he'll ard ,lar'ha Nit el az aOt Iuha.
bit. lie "f thls s'ate u therefore def d by
ne curt that aIveI,tsa ueut b. MADE IN e
His ootnuga Il ,,tdeT for * weeks, tor a."
said attendants . j all the other he,rs AZ Court
lf aay) Il Jam y mitchell dec ase o. at.
para I c neK' ierm nf this Court, Ia b. held
in !Ilshnrougl, IN the End Monday a. Sep
temher 1ext.tRsh and thete to plead ans"e OF
denur I" sSaptpl ar the same will be taken
pro coatssso av,inst them and deGteed accord.
InGly-
JAMES WEED. e. - =.
july % ~ e.
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Mail .F,raMs csstenfs.

q IL. Letters "a 20 ny eth OF the Stages
~ should be lod. ed in the Pos, Office before
six O'Clock ". an mail DAYS
THOS. CLANCY, n. M
June I. 70
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Wanted

Wanted
A a"sn,t, - FLAX SEED and FEA.
A. HENS; ior whnh Merchandise wi
be given an ~, hansp
MlCKLE e. NORWOOD.
Frhruarya SIS
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NsGnks for safe at this Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

beautiful, the doomed, il too heartrehding. Let us
draw veil over it, Mr. Holmes was on the fore
castle when the waves broke up the unfortunate boat
Upon this he wasproviaeniallv washed to shore
The place TO which the survivors swan or were
drted 10 the island of Ocracocke at Ocracocke iniet
Il is chiefly inhabited by pilots. Mr. Holmes was re-
ceived with the utmost kindness and attention by Mr.
Lttlelohn southern planter, who was spending the
summer on the island with his family IN lieu OF COM
ing On North as had been his custom
Every attention that could be rendered to the sur
vvors was afforded by this gentleman, by Capt. IKE
and Others But the seattle seat held the stiffen
ing forms of the relatives and friends OF those who
were eft-and while the survivors lifted up their
voices in gratitude for their own prescrvaton-thelr
frames qavered at the memory of the past and their
hearts nourned for the loved and the lost with sor
row. that was not to be begulled.
A correspondent writes to us as follows;-
Your remarks Of this morning on the loss of the
steamboat Home, are well timed but the cause OF that
loss cannot be too much descanted on and deprecat
ed. The lceakness Of the frame Of the rcsset-nst
sufficient bracing for the length Of the Keel, ana INC
concentrated hefl of the machinery. The present
fashion of bracing may do for rivers, but even IN TINS
case, not so long it would if improved SOLID
wooden wall or buwark about foot thick and SIX or
feet high, erected on the keson, and excepting
diminuon at each end, extending the whole length
of the hold, would represent in general terms that
sort of bracing which, it appears 10 me- IS absolutely
necessary and would be eectual in giving the neces
sary strength and security to steamboat al sea. IL
will easily be seen that bracing Of this character
need not be confined TO the keson particularly where
it might interfere with the machinery, for in heu OF
this two or more walls of less thinkness may be dis
posed in such manner, lengthwise in the hold, as 10
produce little or no inconvenience to the stowage or
accommodation of the boat. ship carpenters look
TO il. SuBscRheR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

OLD LINE LIvEarooL Packers BLACK BALL
Today we commence giving table of the passages
of the following ships for the year ending Sept J.
1887. The longest outward passage was made by
the South America, being IS days-the shortest
by the North America and Columbus, being 10 days
The average outward passages of the whole, was ~
days. The shortest average passages were made BY
4 he Ornhaps ho;c. 10 dayc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

AZ In about week, or ten days, or for'ngn'' we
shall publish the third edition Of our very popular
List of Selseat Houses, with fall and curious MS
tory Of the commerce of New York. for the last ten
wears II will contain matters capable of opening The
ewes Of some eff the European merchants and bank
ers We mean to give the Bank of England correct
history of our Revision and our present position
Canta;n Stockton knew little about the subject. In
race horses he would have been more at home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

THE ExpLonING ExrrpIrIoN.-Mr. Philosopher
Reynolds the excellent historographer TO the Expo-
ring Expedition walks Broadway with eyes erect.
He has reason. In month, this scientific squadron.
greater and more magnificent than any nation ever
sent to sea, will be ready to SAIL All the vessels are
now in our harbor, forming a crescent around Castle
Garden, and the Battery where the pretty ladies look
and sigh upon them day after day. They now TAX
ing in their storesessences of soup-cixirs of beef
steaks-and the prima mobile of hams. three
years voyage requires preparations for the cui
sine.
Can't we get up parting fste and ball for the Off
GERS and of this squadron before they start for
the great South Sea The departure of this splendid
expedition from New York, ought to be made ma
tiona rejoicing Who can give us an account OF the
parting of Columbus kissing the fair hand Of Isabel
la of Spain, before he mounted the wave to discover
this great continent
SHrsrLAsrERs IN AuruMN.-The North River Ex-
change Shnplaster Company has shut up shop and
away. Sing Sing or Blackwels Island have thus
lost their own. The other concerns very busy
passing off much Of their trash possible, before
the first frost comes-for, like all epidemics the shin
plaster fever cannot stand the touch of eectro-mag
netsm.
"You are very Fortunate" said gentleman to a
landlord in Wall street.
"now?"
because you did not rent your Office to that shin
plaster company
81 was afraid they would not pay"
"That is not the greatest danger. In few months,
these rogues will shut up. The people will crowd
to get the trash redeemed Not finding the rascals,
who knows but they may tear down the buildings ~
"My God" said the landlord, "Let me have my
house nsured-'ts next door,"
SHINPLAsrER NEwsPAPERs.-Thef following news
papers have published and pulled one or more of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

NomIsATIoNs.-Up to o'clock last evening, the
Tammany party had nominated three members OF
Assembly -ElIah +. Purdy-John /. Morgan, and
Thomas Heartfelt. Come along with the rest
We did not hear what the Wings had done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

The longest and shortest homeward passage was
made by the Europe, being 46 and % days. The
average homeward passages of the whole was frac-
ton over 80 days. The shortest average home pas
sage was made by the Orpheus, being 81 days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

perceived by the above statement that the Packet Ship
Orpheus Captain Busey the average crack ship both
outward and homeward
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

n We are informed that the Tamman party mean
to raise the cash by selling out the old furniture left
by the conservatives and to advertise in tho Herald
all their political nostrums, banking principles and
declarations of faith, in the same way that Doctor
Brandreth, Doctor Williams, and Doctor Chabert do
This, if so, is the wiscst thing we have ever heard
Tammany set about. II they can raise enough of the
hard moncy-of the real constitutional currency
we'll ease them Of as much as they please-and then
pat them and call it "capital locofocoism." And so
is Indeed begin 10 think that the locofoco sys-
tenn is the system of God and nature. Alteration to-
wards lovely woman is a locofoco principle-and
charming woman herself, in all her beauty, elegance
grace, and brilliancy is only locofoco, capable of
creating a perturbation radical revolution in any
honest mans heart and feelings.
II the Tammany party advertise in the Herald, they
will save money by the operation. Success to the
cash system!
II The ragged locofocos-not the lovely female
ones-will hold another very elegant riot in the
Military Hail. of the Bewery; tonight. Any person
whose coat has too long TAIL by going to this meet
ing, can have it shortened into decent jacket gratis
Others who are "werry much in want Of black eye"
as Samivel Weller would say will also be accommo-
dated cheap Bruises and broken shins quite plenty
at no cost. Any wing who 10 seen there must make
up his mind TO lose his breeches at east-so he had
better leave his pocket book at home. tits also under
stood that acollection viii be made to the banks
for specie as they resume, about 297 having
been already collected in shinpastcrs Glorousi N.
B1fany policeoficers shew their noses there, they
will get most awfuv pulled, and no doucsu. Of
course our worthy police like Dogbsry know their
duty better than 10 be seen there
II How many blockheads has Doctor Barlow the
phrenologist got in his gallery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

Hadson's Express and the Sunday News came
out against shnplasiers their first appearance.
They are now warmly in their favor. Last week
they paid off their workmen in lots of this worthless
trash, issued by the American Exchange Association
"There are reasons for roasting eggs" as Sancha
Panza says Who can trust the honesty of such
prnts7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

Norro or TIVE HERALp.-Taks skt~ptaHew-sh DAMNED
ye,<s Ao iss.< tenlps eperatsy drink modustey-s'-
sAev .psrao socssts-take Of the SysHoss-n<r rss
s@ns-go bed at lor at sirneDr buy on crsd1-Joa'
6oS AnisAtylsps the beautiful girlUoe against S% DA
yess-snd rick all politicians and pSssns to TIE dep'|
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

SOUTHERN ExPREss-New Orleans dates are I'D
to the llth inst. The yellow fever had not entirely
ceased-but was rapidly declining-strangers were
still cautioned by some Of the prints Of that city,.
They had better stay away for the present. The
gale of the 7th did more damage than was at first
supposed. We obtain the following from the New
Orleans Advertiser.
Extract from the log book of the brig Margaret
arrived from New York-which reports "that on the
I'd instant the island Of Cuba in sight was chased all
day by piratical schooner, apparently Spanish
vessel with a crew of 70 or so men-towards night
the schooner neared the brig and ordered come 10;
theorder not being obeyed the pivot long gun of the
pirate pointed and matches lii, to fire into the
Margaret in consequence OF such preparations the
brig hove TO. boat was lowered from the schooner
and several men, armed with musKes, pistols, cutlas-
scs, &C. put off to board the brig; heavy running
and the Mind blowing fresh when about midway be-
tween the schooner and the brig, the boat sunk.
The Margaret Immediately made sail and stood off
before the wind After some delay the pirate again
gave chase. The NJ. after running some time saw
brig the wind, and lost sight of the pirate for the
night Next morning the schooner at anchor
off the Torugas bank-she third time made chase
for the Margaret until night when the M. put out her
lights hauled close the wind four hours and then
stood on her course. In the morning netting Of
the pirate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

SESSIONS CouaT-Sentence Day.-After a tedious,
badly managed, and unimportant session, the court
closed yesterday after sentencing the following pr
soners
Darid Synder, passing counterfeit meney-State.
prison years.
John Williams, burglary Sd degree-State PRISON
years.
John Taylor, do. do.-State prison years, 6
months
Henry Ne,oman, do. do.--State prison years.
Matthew OBrien, do. do.--Stste prison years.
John Suliirsn, do. do.-State prison years
John Smith, grand larceny-5 years.
John Rhodes, do do. years.
Nm. Blake do. do years.
John McDonough, do. do 3 years
Laurence Reynolds, do. do years.
John Jackson, do. do. years.
John Lsscis, do. do. years.
Matthew Hapiecken, do. do. A years and mon,he.
James Williams, do. do. 3 years.
john Clarke, penitentiary, year.
John Coax do. 6 months.
Wm. McDermn VssPasion Ayrcs, aHd Higsm
Varickf assault and battery were each fined ctsl
TnE woopwoRrH BENEFIT 10 doing we'll have
sl0, sent me by anonymous persons which shall
send Sammy today,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

These eighty-six have joint capital of scarcely
less than FIVE millions they export when business 10
brisk to the SOUTH annually goods TO the amount Of
not less than eight millions; and they manufacture
for consumption and use in this neghborhood not
less than two mllions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

SHINPLAsrER NEwsPAPERs.-The following news
papers have published and pulled one or more of the
shinplaster concerns now engaged in swindling the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-19

II How many blockheads has Doctor Barlow the
phrenoogist got in his gallery
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
INDEPENDENCE OF THE PRESS.

Nothing is more common than to hear 1 the press denounced as wanting in inde- Ependence, because it will not consent to take ground al once and without discretion, upon every public topic, and assume io lead aud control every public opinion upon ey- cry question, however delicate or deeply involving the rights of indi.id"tls. This denunciation is founded upon n eronr"us view both of the responsibilities a.'d ihe duties of an editor. Most superficial ob- servers are apt to be struck win inc slap dash and reckless manner in which rnoon- struck disclaimers rail out against inc abu- ses of society, depiore 'he increasing de pravi,y of the world, and take uPur them selves Ihe flask oi reforming i.. Sacb peo- pie are generally either indiscreel aud un- practised enthusiasts, or seekers after the accomplishment of some selfish end, by the dclusion they attempt. The first are un6, leaders in the ways of the world. They have in prospective a moral Fl Dorado, which, as it cannot he reached by fraii hu- maniiv. it is but folly and madness to be striving afer. "Their views are but 'h" eternal elimnerinc' ~ t'na I't ''rf; ''H'' most ilniihuus d. ..tys ale ba. ."s .... lwinklings of the glow worm." As for the
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
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NOTTCE.

A PUBLICATION being contemplated of the A lives of OLIVER WoLcoTT, senior, and the fete Gov. WoLcorT, those possessing any cor respondence, documents, or authenticated in- formation touching them, or Gov. ROGER WoL- corr, or relating to the early history of Con- necticut, will confer favor by transmitting them, or notice thereof, to Dr. John s. Wol- cot, Litchfield, Conn. or to Mir. George Gibbs, No. 4 Le Roy Place, New; York. Such pa- pers as are wished for shall be returned on copies being made.
 .yan,aru s. 1887. 2mSl
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
D| DR. RELFE'S PILLS
 THAD -@wEy T,rRy

T9OR Obstrnrtons, Debility. Hypochondria. Green
 Sickness, Giddness and Papila,ion of the Heart Bad Digestion, I.oathing of Food and Pains of the Stomach. The pills purify and promote brisk cir culation of the blood, whe" become sluggish and "b uiar habits f the unhealthy female, whose sicky and paid coun,e nance becomes reanima'ed and freshens with the natural glow of restored heaIth They are eonay conducive to the health of married ladies, cepr in cases of pregnancy consumption Then they la Pric &l 50 nor hnx
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-09
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A grocer wishing to b, little odd in regard to a sign caused two letters TT, tobeps rted on his shutter, the one green andnthe ser h'eck Net '""~ "fD-. et,sas- a~vy>, ses-v!Srvg 's' lr faudw i.as s.a great goose you,' said the trader, s its grssR tec and blGck teG" .ia eoe .sns
 '~-sSIlls.s4 EolecG aiz 5ace.s sar.