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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

proceedings and thus most important part Q
| the duty assigned 10 the Count remains un, xecu
ted. lad the Court stated the facts Of the ease a,
established 10 It's san s1acuon by The evidence be
tore II. the President, on comparing such STATE
oiiacts found by the Court, with its opinion
would have distinctly understood the views cn
lerInned hy the CouIti IN respect TO the degree o
afomrtude and energy which ought TO be d.
Mayed IN campaign against lndlans--a poinl
mahtiestly indispensable Ia correct appreciation
| Of The oplnlon, aud one which The Presidents cx
animation of the evidence bias not supplied, mas
much as he has no means of knowing whe,he
| The conclusions drawn by him from the eyidenr,
agree with those of the Court
| The opinion otthe Courf IS al 80 afrumcntaiive
anu wanting IN requisite precision, ina smueh $
II states that I" no DELAY, uhirh II irds prucfira
DE 10 hare drpj3cd, trss made bg .Hajor Geh
| ad '>.'a, III opening the campaign AZ llnsi thf
'teeH indians, he a.; Thus leaving II TO b,
INFERRED but not distinctly finding, that then
wns some delay. aud that It was made by SUN,
person other than Major General Scott; Mlthuu
specifying ~ what such delay consisted, whel
II occurred how Ion" II continued nor hy whom
II was oceaSoned Had The Cout found sfale
ot tacts, AZ required by the order constituting II
The nne rtalnly now existing IA tbs part Of til,
OPINION would have been obyated, and the jus.
hcc OF the opinion Itself readily determined.
The pant ol the opinion OF the Court which
anlmadyeftS on the letter addressed hy Mplol
General Jcsup 10 +. p Blair, E~q bearing dar,
the 10Th 81 June, lS36, aud which presents tn
same as subject demanding Investigation, ap
neafs Ia the President 10 be wholly unaulhori7ee
by the order constituting the Gourt aud hy which
rs jurisdiction was confined toun inquiry INTO IL,
causes oI the delay in opening aud prosccuint
the campaign nGainst the hostile Creeks, aud IN
10 such subjects as were connected with the MI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

Snir CANALS IN TIE UNlIlD STATES After
cutting the country up IN every direction with
canals aud railroads, the unsatslcd enterprise Of
our People is now busy al work projecting Her
cuean schemes Of ship canals 10 unite the great
lakes with onr another and with the Atlantic.
That of the Wclland, III Canada, around Nagnfa
.dallS, IS made anolhcr, spending, Is 10
be cons irueted on our sde-nud The Michigan
Legislature are debating one around the Falls OF
ST Mary, whereby we open the cham Of lower
lakes 10 The immense inland sea oil Lake Superior
by a canal only onchaB a mite long, aud lock-
aye Of . Irel. There will also one day be a
ship canal directly across the Michigan PENN
sula, Ia connect Lakes Ere and Michigan, and
one also from those lakes by common uunk,
10 connect with the OHIO river, 10 say nothing ni
Lake Superior and the Upper Mississippi. Go
ahead
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u ,gPIs;H SeDifiyy@ tarfSl'fe.

DAN AWA Y from the subscribers, about the
Ia l,t January, NEGRO WOMAN, named
Betsy about the middle height aged about 20
wears. The only marks recoIected are on
The back of her neck caused by Der having sea
toms, and a dark >plolch on one side OF her fore
head. The said negro was purchased of Mr..
Cornelu, Crow, OF Lynchburg, and IS supposed
10 he in that ncishborhooa. The above reward
will be paid for the apprehension OF said negro.
iflodged in jail in Lynchburg, by application 10
Mr.. CorneIius Crow or TO the subscribers, living
at Cascade, Pitt>ylvania county.
MlLLNOR & WATKINS.
February Is
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Gnowrn or NAHoNs.-It is estimated that N
the L. ) the rte Of increase olpopnIdrion is such
4, 10 double the population Ia twenty two and a
hall years. IL Russia lhr period of doubling IS
forty two IN England FLY TWO ;la Sweden "A
bout one hundred: aud in France one hundred
and twenty i've year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

EWE subscriber has on hand 200 heavy
slaughtered Hides for sale, procured in TN.
market, OF the most choice kind. Arpy n my
lannery near lynchhurg.-l also wish 10 pur-
hast the ensuing seasun. loo 10 80 cords Of
CheSnut, Spanish and Black Oak Bark Chestnut
Oak would be preferred.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Brookyllp January 30 6v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
NEW FALL AND WHITE
GOODS.

NY the ships Normora and Harhoway. Jus
3 arrived al City Point, direct from Liverpool
WOO have received our importation OF British Dry
sbsles Wilson's best Napt Cot,ons, white and
Grey. Nos | to 5very cheap.
aboIe, Point and London DuIlel Blankets,
! do o.. l0-4, ll.4and II "A Rose, double Rose
and whitney Blankets
Some Of these Blankets are cxtraqualiiy and
size,
do red Paddings.
Z ia white silesian Flannels,
Ease Cloth and Cassimeres,
do "a and 6l English Mernos,
l do English Fancy Prints,
l., Jacoaets, Cambrics and checked Muslins.
", have a 50 received portion, and shall re-
c,iye in few day, the remainder of our stock Of
otber Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
DIV Goods, imported from France, Germany, Ire
l.nl Italy and Switzerland this season, and
t,urbt in The Northern markeI, by our partners
F 81. S. Jane, 4 CO. by the package. They
consist in part o.
/ case cearsp Satnetti, very stoni,
l do assorted do from iaeto very fine Plain
Plaid aud Striped,
| do Glenrock Jeans,
/ do Ga Forest Cloth and plain cold. Lnsevs,
do 81, IS and IA bleached dome sites,
3444 and 6 4,
10 Do Peter burg and Manchester cotton OZna-
burg Ne. and Z,
Flannes, BazeS, and Fries,
Carpetlng AMI Hearth Rugs. assorted qualities,
Plain, Plaid and Dama,k Merino5, rery hand
some
Black Gro de Paris and ether Lus,rinss.
PIaina I'd figured Gro de Maps ! a beautiful as
Figured and pIlin col. Challys, ! sortment,
PLAIN and figured white aud colored Dobnets,
Splendid figured white Satin and Challys,
do striped Gtnzes, for party dresses,
Gauzr. silk. Chaly, Merino, Wooden, Valencia
and other fancy Hanakerchefs and Shawls,
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Domestcs, Furniture and Apron Checks.
Tonet, velvet, silk and valencia Neslings,
Corded, Plaid and striped Ca>simeres,
Together with many other articles, making ouI
assortment very complete and desirable Our
friends and the public are respectfully solicited n
examine our stock.
JAMES c. HUNT & c.
January Is
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NO p.tDBa

TNHE subscriber respectfully returns his
n, n thanks to his friends and the public gener-
ANY Tor the liberal patronage extended 10 the
late concern of Estes & Whitehead, and informs
them that he has bought the entire stock of said
concern, and will continue thu business, and
sol'cits continuance OF their custom He
VIII keep As heretofore large assortment OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Good, Of The most mod
ern style, and the best quality, which will be
SOLD on as good terms as they can be had else
where. f. B. ESTES.
Feb. l6. If
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$50 sss3 ,. ~. 2A O

- Is ouercd for HENRY n negf,
OK van between twenty four an,
GY twenty eight years OF age, large 4
FSSH ! likely, no particular mark, abou'
Ssn-sA~-zsr-- HIM fecolected. lie was recent,
.oid IN LyneLburg. by Mr.. Nm. c. Leilwieh, o
1edlotj, aud am informed has n wife al MIR
p" III, Galloway of that county W hen h,
'h,conded Zen Thursday la>t) lie had on a blu,
Foad-cleth coat, easnci pautdluons aud whit,
lat, The above reward will be gwen for Ia,
apprehension and delivery TO me. a. Mr. Edwin
Matthews, Of LyneAhurg or for his confinement
IN jail SO that get him aaain.
JOHN l.. FITZPATRICK.
Ian Is
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THE LYNCuBUnG VIHCiNIAN

!, I pasfshd Semi-'eekiy' on Mondays and Thurs
dew, for Sd per annnn payable in adranee
x-ryo Subscription for shorter period than sir
months rM be reeei0ed' nor any paper Discontinued
saG all qrrsarases are paid, ereep' at the option Of
Editor.
-, ADrERTTSEnENTS inserted a. 50 cents
,.r square fort he first insertion and 81 l2 ce"tsor
ey.rg subsequent insertion. r liberal deduction
"a tJose rho adrertisc bu The uenr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
Dress and Bonnet
MAKING.

INHE subscriber tenders her most gratefn
oeral encouragement she has hitherto received
ana WI shes to inform them that. with the Bon
net hu Siness, she will attend also TO the Dress
making IN all lis branches, having employed ;
young lady fully competent for hat business
Que mas made arrangements 10 get the fashion
regularly from the North and invites hei friend
eha the public generally, to call on her.
JANE SIMPSON.
January - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
The Lovingston E2otel.

TENIIE. subscribers having purcha,ed the / a
Il vern near the court house, IN the town ut
Loving,ton. heretofore occupied by Col. Charles
Perrow, beg leave TO inloIm the pe' lie general
~. that they will make every eXert'ol 10 please
those who may call upon them. The house Is
large and convenient, and will be neatly hlied
up Servants hall be attentive, table and sta
bic supplied with as good rs the country can al
ford. and the bedding shall be OF the first order
In fine. we will endeavor to keeps house wor-
thy of the public regard. The line Of stages
which passes through this place, stops at this
hoa e, and passengers will be furnished with
every accommodation. We therefore solicit the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-24
A Brick House to be Built.

lSRDPoN .I.a will be teceivod BY the ,,ar.
- dens e Orange County, 10 build House
dee hundred feet long, sixteen feet wide, With
three chimueys FIX rooms, nine feet pit, T.
eighteen inshes basement.
Two If the rooms 10 BE- strongly built, with
grated windnws. and shutters, strong doors,
ard good locks.
Persons wishing to contract. will deliver
tier proposals 70 Or. James Webb, or Col
Cad ZONES. az or before the 4th Monday in No
vemhet
", mere detailed plan, inquire as sbovo.
October I9 9s- 3w
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Egypf.-We learn from late English
paper. that the Pacha Of Egypt had lately
determined 20 pull down The Pyramids.
those wonders Of lhe old world, which
have deied the ravages Of time for thou
sands Of years, Tor the purpose Of using
the stone Of which they built. 10 dam
mp the Nile! and that he was only Undue
10 desist BY the earnest circumstances VI
the Europeans residing IN his donations,
who assured him II ihe horror with which
the whole civilized world would regard
the act. and Of the diminished interest
which would be lrlt in his country fthese
great works we're destroyed. ..~
The largest Of the Pyramids, accord
ing to the very clever work Of young
American traveller. entitled =. accidents Of
Travel IN Egypt. Arabia PeEsa. aud the
Holy Land" csyeTs square OF 500 feet.
covering a surface OF about eleven acres,
and is 46s feet long. and is estimated to
have employed 100000 men Tor 20
years IN is construction. The Objec' u
their erection is ~ this day. and must
ever remsIn, mystery.
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GREATNESS AT HOME.

sIaLoGTE BETWEEN Two PonkS NATIONS.
LasIxla.- ! am the hspsisst rifs 70 Rome.
NJ Llsiai
LIFIAs- doubt 4 not:
But tasssis Fiaminias's wife. The other day.
Scarce from the forum TO Der house could pass.
Tor gaIaiatiOns thar her husband won
The Consulate.
Lieus,a That day my Gains sat
Al 10 ae Nth ne, and resd To ne. my Lisia,
LtI. cared Who Soa the cousslats.
LIua.-Aad there's Leclonus has obtained
agOverDment;
His wife sill be Queen.
LIeEIA.-- Well. let her be 50.
Ny qseendOm Is to be simple wife;
This my gesersnent, my husbands house.
Where, when be sta vlth me, be is en,hFoned
Enough. You'll smile, but
I'd rather see him. with his boy upon
Hls knee. than seated in The consni's chair,
With al the Senate rouad him.
LIvIA.- fei bis greatness
Mast needs be thine.
LIeISIA - lido not care for greatness,
II is thing lives too much cut Of deors;
TsaRy where but at home; you vii not end IL
0aes 10 wesk, in its own house. al supper
Knh the family Knock any hour you choose.
And ask Tor il; nine Iimes 10 ten they'll send
you 49,
To the Senate or the Forum. ono such
Or such one in quest Of il. It's month
Since caius took 9 meal from homo. and tha,
Was with my brolser. Ifhe walks. S..
Iwalk ong with him. il n choose: or il I stay
Behind. II is a race 'twIxt him and time,
And when he's back, and the door shut on him.
consOmmate happy is my sorld sithin;
IrsTer think Of any world without.
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
Person County.

Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
September Term, 1897.
Thomas Webb administrator of John Brown,
deed. Green ". Brown, sen James " GODS
and Ellen his vile, Asa Hudrins aud Law.
MIA his wife, James Brsdsher and sally his
wife, William Terry and Eiizabeth his wife,
Green " Brown, il. gartin l.. Brown. James
Mhitefi.ld and Jennett his ale.
against
Drury J. Brown, John Chandler, il. and Mali.
ma his wife
Petition for Sale Of Siavs,.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that Drury J. Brown, JOHN chandler, II.
an nelIna his wife, are not inhabitants ri
this sta,e and that the ordinary pr"csss of law
cannot be served upon them; II ~ therefore
ordtrd by the Cont, that publication be made
~ the Hl!lsborough Recorder fGr SIX weeks
sncccssively, requiring the said Drury ]. Brown,
John Chandler, j. and Malina hrs vile, 10 sp
pear at the next term of this Court o. be held
inr the county Of Person, at the court house in
K xborough, on the third MONDAY in December
next ard plead, afswer of dennr to the petit
ton, otherwise the same will be taken pro con.
iesso AID heard ex parto "a 10 them.
Witness, Charles Mafun, Clek nf our said
Cont at office, the third Monday 10 septem.
her, 1897. Tesi,
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
'Pr.ce adv - so. So CIV
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WHAT WILL you wAGERl

AN ASEcDoTE OF THE PRENcHaAS.
The diligence stopped at the white
horse INN, IN The principIe street OF Foun-
tsipblrau. Fs,Igued and oppressed by the
hes GA the road, we slowly stretched
Ourselves and descended the steps Of the
vehicle as lszily a. possible, smiling al
she vacant appearance which sleep, bruk-
en- BY our sudden arrival, had stamped
on the vissges Of some Of OFT fellow ira
VrlIers. The baggage was dismnunted,
ard dinner ordered. Some Of the conn
try folks we're eagerly pressing forward
to gaze on Inc nesly arrived. together
with their packages, blrdcsees, aud chll.
dren. IL the midst of this hustle, la.
red faced man, about 80 years of age an
insipid babbler who mad favored Us the
whole length Of The journey With the his
tory If his erent speculslIons =, Foun-
tainblsau, and his marriage; which ne
was al the present time coming there to
eonsummsle, drew on, his watch, and ex-
claimed,
ALREADY four o'clock
"Fll bet YOU thai IL is no,." said the
gentleman in slippers, who vas smoking
a cigar before the door Of the low rooted
apartment.
Ills one Of Briquet's Watches"
proudly answered the rubicund faced gen.
ueman al this interruption.
"Ten louis, that it is not one Of Bril-
euel's," replied the smoker.
The other gave him a look Of pity.
and went into the travellers room, say
ing TO me.
"Don't dine here" and with touch
Of the elbow, "we will 90 to csfTa,
where we can do BETTER"
"Pll wager you any thing you choose
that The watch is worth nothing" presist.
ed The one 10 Shippers, following after.
81 did no. address my conversation TO
you. SIR"
I'm be. that you did," retorled the
other.
Nv fellow traveller. coufouD ded at this
persecution, raised his hand. pointing 10
his forehead, signlfying that the intruder
was deranged.
"I defy you to prove it." continued his
Prosecutor; and with this parry aud thrust
the two regarded each other with the
most snsrling looks it is possible To con.
ceite, just like two dogs about TO be LEI
lOsse Al one sTo,her.
Upon my ~ord," said The traveller,
"1know nothing of the fellow but have
agreag INCLINATION TO make hun march of.
." A. /" that, | wager you do NOT"
answered The obstinate intruder. /" More
over will bet that make you take The
route back TO Paris, and ,hs; too without
delsy."
" That will be no easy mater for you.
as | came here 10 ne married."
"0ae hundred huns ,nst yoU do not,"
"Sir you are an impairment scoun.
drel, and | win box YOU ears"
~ bet lis a l'er'
Upon this the rubicun6 gentleman
stamped With rage. and passed before
the gentleman. making signs for him to
follow. .4..s~
"Yes. mt love-" said the other. taking
with him a box containing brace Of
pistols.
interposed between them 10 stop this
Joke. but it was no longer jerling
matter. and my representations we're
useless. We reached solitary spot 10
the park, where the cigar fellow was sslut-
ed by an officer Of the garrison, who was
wiling To become his second. threw
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Blanks for sale at this t9t'
HILLsB ORoU G II. N. T.
PUBLISHED wfEKLr
ny DENNIS HEARTT,
AT THREE DOLLARS yEAR, On I'VE peiAA'
EIRrY cEAra Ii pam IN AINAkCE.

AT THREE DOLLARS 4 YKAR, On i've ps'S-
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AlNaEcE' ~
Those who do moi give notice OF ite, - a,,.
to have their paper diseontinutd OF the W.,
ton If the year. will be presumed IS tssi' -
its continuance until counlernsnded - hto w.
paper will he discontinued until oil atfes'S.,'
are paid, unless at the option Of the rre f" -
Persons procuring sir subscribers, fif'' l"
ceiye the seventh gratis. Lar.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen ''P'I
will be inserted three timts for one dollar e
twenty-five cents for each continuance ..B
Subscriptions received by The pr'n's'' 49,
most OF the post masters 10 the state. -,
All letters upon business relative to ns'
per must be post paid.
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Trust Sale.

YIY virtue VI a decd ut true, xtcuted 10 tie
subscriber by samuel ila1cork, for the
Purposes therein mentioned, he viii sell 10 TIN
highest bidder. Tor cash, At tie Court iioust
a1illlabosough. Oh the 22d day Of Dccembe'
next,
The HOUSE and Premises, where the
said HaacHek it,'s:
His PLANTATION, about two and a
halt utIs Ifs,,a tn~n 80 the Rh,eich road ad
IoinIug the lends &c james Hsn sBd others.
eoatansiaE las acres. IRE haf cl, ared,
Also TWO NEGROES. Joe and Pc
ter; and one SIDE Board, and one Desk.
WALL Err A. NORWOOD,
Trustee.
Nuyeuber ~ 60
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Printers Notice.
October 10.

ATa season when the RiorBt.ts a ell hth,
a. cultural irisTds aIe overlooking ~'ih "" !.
products Of l,uniifnl lat,esI, Il may ho' i"
imp,uper 10 coll tleu attention 10 tie tsl:
CRIB Il tie Printer. Many Of his spbsst'I''
have slf'ir,d their tubsctipiicEs to rensI ".
paid for TAO or thee ytats, aud some o. w..
ior Iorg,r period; adeiay whTh las 'eIF.
ed lin 10 much iL.onssni,r rec. Al atetVa'
due ih's 0fiice for sobstripticIs ard sdss'agI
merits, will shortly be made out and 'eisaeS"
To those indebted, and he lfpts that 10 ON"
consideration than The jusIrfEs 81 HE dtnt ',.
will be necessary to induce a sIeec, a''
mtBt Of thin. The RkiN1kn
September Is,
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Fvg.trNadis.g .EgeMrsF.

A. The subscribers inform The Mer-
LIZ chants IL thf a,erir hat =, sTG
s.d ngaged IN lie tor~at''ip. way. ar" rus,
tat A. h he faci les and ex erIence they now
PISS - "a the Transaction nf this BUSINESS,
20 merit lie patronage .hert:oipre conferred.
They have large ware Houses 4 The river AID
in town. Tor q reception offorwsr,Itne 6,o's
apart from etFer buildings ard compsratiyel
safe iIDH f.,
Vikings & BEIpEN,
Fayetteville
Refer to
Messrs. AVE s. HOLLAND, fiillsborough IF
April 5. 6s-
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up into thsI arr Eve france piece - >
signal. he report Of . pistol followed,
and Ihe piece 81 money isll indensed.
+" Bel" said he nsver eessing and
immosesble msrksmsn. " that | pierce
that leaf trembling q the extremity 81 The
boUgh," and Il Vas pierced.
Wager thai ! kiIl you. sddsd be.
eOOlly regarding he ssionished Esssi-
Ter. @
{" It's probable." replied The oshsr.
changing from the rnhy 10 The ghsstly
hue; !" snd since il il probable, lis useless.
Consequently, | take again The road
back 10 Paris. and have The infinite hosor
70 be your very humble seGsanI.
In fact We saw HIN deposits himself
upon the imperials Of The diligence. |
solved the enigms. This sss = rival 10
whom The fair lady had given q diseriP-
ton nf her intended. Need add lhal he
w"n the fair lady in question: After the
honeymoon. learned that the dead shot
bad encountered the eresl-iallen suitor IN
PARIS. and said % hln:
81 ~ager that you return To Fountain
bleau." And the lal. red faced nan
returned accordingly.
Genilemnls Magazine.
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a Good M.--One of The besi things
Of the. kind ! have seen. many day. is
preamble and resolution offered al a
WHICH meeting. in this town, nn Salur-
day evening. by one Of our hard listed
WORRIES. II was received and passed with
acelsmatiOn. Whether u be regarded for
the truth OF Its statements, it, logical de-
dUclIons. or ils epigrsmmatlc wit. II must
be- confessed To stand al The head Of The
whole preamble and resolution family
Here Il Is:
U'hersas--The Chief Magistrate of
this Union boosted Of following H. the
footsteps Of hls WusiriOs Predecessor,
and pledged hinselt to carry gu, his
measures--and, Vhereds, one at The lead
ing principles of he administration. was
the prosTau'n of the credit system, IN
defending which, he alleged " ALL wHo
TRADE on BORROWED CAPITAL. ouGHT To
FAIL and, irhsrsas, Martin Van Buren,
was elected, 40, BY any merit or ability
Of his own, but solely by the known re-
commentator and popularity of The ''re-
yered chief"--thersfore. be il ResotUed
that. in as much as Martin Van Bnren
is trading on borrowed capital, he OUGHT
TO FAIL! Massill0n Gazette.
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FARMERS HOTEL,
aA!a
HiIIsbor0ugh, N. T..

MFR. .VILiIAG PIER, The present Conduc,
@N& tor Of this well known establishment, 70
turns HE thaaks for the very liberal patronage
he las received since he took charge Off Tie
would solicit q continuance Of the same; and
hopes. by strict attention 10 the accommoda
lions to be able 10 give satisfaction 10 all Who
may favor him With their custom. The follow
ing are hIs prices:
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1T sppssrnR 10 the satisfaction Of The Ceui
! thai Anderson Bisekwocd, Richstd Bed
wood, and Edward BlsskwcCd three o. We
ehilcFen ard heirt al Law Of RichsId Bad
wood, deceased. ere moi inhabitants O. hH
state: II 10 ordered by the Couii, thai Iutts
ton be made in the hi.lshotouth Rseoicd e,
the space Of G.. = seks. that unless ,ht ssS
Anderson, Richard and EdwaId, apTeaT htltH
the Court Of Pleas and Quarter sesstns j. y
held for Orange county. al the touIt k"s, ~ "
Hillsborough, IN the state o. North esfelaa
On The 4Ih Nondsy N November neat, stt ~
and there shew rsuse Why the lands oi Sha.
said Ritlatd Biatkwu.d died sesItd sre IT,
sessed, should not be sold, hat the sad hH
will be cold to satisfy tie prsihtfs rssS's'
in these cases.
]. TAYLOR. &C.
October 10. ~ " 4"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-24

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