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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

Editorial COHrsRiion.-A Convention
81 Editors has been held at Nashville
tfenn.) and committee appointed for
tie purpose, reported . prramble and
,aFl"ns resolutions calculated TO Improve
'he character Of the Public Press and
adVance the interests of Editors aud
Publishers. Among the resolutions We
n"''ee The following: That al discussion
ar Controversy shall he carried On IN a
ge'tlsmanly way, and personalities shall
he arnlded; that Editors and Proprielors
he requested 10 exact payment ~ al.
vance far all papers sent out "f the Stale;
that not more than l2a per cent. b. paid
ior collecting open accounts. and 10 per
cent. for nnlts, aud that the same coli
ieei0r shall. as FAR a. pOssible. be employ.
I'd By all publishers; that I.Sy will prefer
IN all eases, jOurneymen Of temperate
habits. aud should jnurneymen leave
the employment Of any publisher without
his consent or in his debt, not to employ
him until he shall be TeInsialed IN char
arter by his former employer; that no
communications Of personal nature be
sdmiued into their columns Otherwise
than as advertisements. aud that double
prices shall be charged for them; and in
NO instance. shall an advertisement Of a
husband against has wife, be inserted.
A Central COMMITTEE vas appointed to
communicate with the different editors,
and with power to call Convention Of
The editorial iraternii. when it should be
deemed expedienl; after which the Con.
rention adjourned. Id.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

s-Iated States 10 make TepHssls, Siiil
-. =. suy afirsT u lhe navy Juslihed IN
los sneh Fspnssls withoui The auihO-
n. gossTnmenL Ia the only ease
:. .h,eh lie attempt has been made BY
..,aI officer. ihs Executive has deer
- ~, there was M anlhOTiiy for u.
notwithstanding this aVowed decision
.g,s Executive. The government paper
...,,,,urs TO copy and disseminate the
-, Jeelamalory and inasmmalory arli-
= calculated, 5y the sanction thus CIV
"a. \, them, 10 operate - incentives 10
- or, II violence. II was hnt few
Ia. aga that II expressed the greatest
~-...fe,,.,n a the - lesson IN lhr las oi
.,.s,as" taught by The Captain n the
x..rbrz. Mh,lse act the Government has
s..,sh, II necessary 10 dlsasoN; and nov
nsrsles in iis columns the expression
= n earnest here that Commodore Dal-
= =. sill not leave one of tn Mexican
rs Of rar to It'll the tale" il-lf
,s.,. Il lis demands ATE n"i enmplied
49,. MI Ia speak nf the abligauuns of
j. .a.e,g, what. len IL ask. are these de-
- -. The release Of the knitly cap
I'D Amenesn vessels" &c. l. The
-. in IT a ship 81 war the proper au-
.4.r. 10 DECIDE upon the lrgsiiln of
u ks,lrl And. II he he. .. he auihoriz-
r.. j asse var. a. his discretion. 10 pu-
49, Th.s he nav consider an InIrsrIlon
a, A. laws Of uatious ~ the Capture of
ves.e's far alleged violation ~ blnrkadr!
a.. naval nfiicrFs generally are, we have
r. doabi. preri, veil ssrsed in n'erna-
;4aai laW: aud we b ,Ve not The ira-i he
aman IN admitting lhal they you'd make
aalr a. accomplished diplomau.Is -
snr pfrsuns whom We have, ~ by-sona
,sps. seu. abroad ln thai capacity. Rut
.s. ~ not lher vocation; and helnre they
i. atr.ake, with the naval iorce entrusted
o4>ru tn play nT toe snri ~ diploma
~.t ~l9ch exoa,ples are furnished by
-. #, az lie cases nf Copenhagen and
\ ,srnn. At is some satisfaction u know
D.; he. must nj leasl wait for orders.
. The Executive, hslnre he can Is
:, such orders, mnsl wait for the pas.
- u at act by Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

Iico niles 10 agussiion.-The organs
Of the Administration are striving - per-
snsde the people that The suspensina III
specie payments has been brought about
by The Wings and Nhig Banks: and nne
Of them gthe Boston POST haldlv asserts
thar The Depnsile Banks we're foroeF in
20 the measure By the combination ni
Wing Banks against theml No doubt
there are many welImesning mea who
will credit lhis. bur Ter facts be heard.
"The first hank in The United Stsies that
suspended, vas Pei Bank in Sa,chez:
the first movement made against The New
York hanks was made Il Buffalo BY the
bank Van Burenl commissioners: the
frsf one made on ibe New York city
banks. was made on The Mechanics (Pei)
Bank, by small noie holders OF both par.
ties: The first bank that suspended specie
payments IN that civ. was The Dry Dock
pep Bank: the first Bank that dlscredii.
ed IFS notes, was another pei: and the
first meeting held for The purpose Of sus.
pending. was held in The State Bank. an
other pet in New York"
These facts we CLEAN from . well-in.
formed contemporary. and we leave our
rad rs to Judge between them and the
$50 ions Of the Van Bureni.es.
Netcbsrn Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

A Facf.-There are something like se-
ven hundred workmen employed in the
Navy yard in Philadelphia. Last week
they demanded specie in payment Of va
ges--wiih which demand The government
did not comply. On the contrary, in
strucuOns were received, that II the Ia
borers would not receive their pay in
bank notes. they should be Immediately
discharged, in q body, and the yard be
closed. OF course they were Obliged 10
come 10 the terms Of the government.
The circumstance affords striking COM
mentary upon the promises contained IN
the annual message To Congress. written
for General Jackson in 1895. among
which were the following:-.' All the
wants OF the community IN relation to
exchange aud currency, are supplied as
weH as they haze ersr been before" -. We
shall soon gam in the place of the Bank
Of the United States a practical reform
in the whois paper system Of the eom-
try" The attainment OF such result
will tighten the great tax which our pa
per system has so long collected from the
earnings of labor" ". i. Commercial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09
I'D 4 II I'D,

In this county, on the Sd inst., SARAH
Ann, daughter Of Charles W. Johnston,
esq, aged seven years and seven months.
On the End instant, Mrs. ELLEN Wiz
TY, in the 79th year Of her age.
At Danville, Va. on Wednesday. the
24th ultlmo, the Rev. WILLIAM c. McEL-
ROY, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
in that place.
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EIGGsDGDo yGIo
Friday, June o.

Editorial Contentious have been held
IN several Of the states. and Others will
BE- held during the summer; The object OF
which Is 70 elevate the character Of the
Press. and 70 obyiaie many Of the evils
under which the fraternity have long Ia
bored. The Printers of this state, we
have no doubt. all Of them, feel the i'm
Portance and NECESSITY of a reformation;
but no one seems disposed to take the re-
sPonsibiliiy lleaiing in the matter. The
editors of the GreenshorOugh Telescope
ihiab that the first action should IS erna-
male from the Raleigh Press" but the
Raleigh Press appears disposed to g" wait
with becoming patience for the moving Of
the waters" Amid so much modesiy,
there seems little prospect Of speedily in
Producing into this state :. equitable and
prudent regulations" for the government
Of the editorial fraternity: and therefore.
that the editor Of the STANDARD mas not
have it to say he has :. no man to help"
him. We propose that the frt Nonaay
in SePiember ntrt be appointed for the
meeting Of an Editorial on, ention in
the city Of RaIeigh. What say the breth-
rem TO tins!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

More hdian .IurderS.--The Savan-
nah Georgian Of the LIST inst. on The au,ho-
ri,y ol letter received in that city from
Garey's Ferry, states tina, baggage train
returning from Fort Mellon 10 Tampa
Bav, had been attacked by body OF
Indians. and the wagon master one OF
the late South Carolina Militia was kill
ed. with two Transfers, and some inha-
bi,ants of the neighborhood. who had re-
turned to their plantations, supPosing the
war al an end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

I, NAV be Of Use to distant readers to
state that, in Washington city. Specie is
at q premium of ten per cent. over
District Bank Notes; that Bank Notes of
the South and West. even Of South Caro-
lima Banks. are at discount OF from If
teen to twenty-five per cent. in compari.
son with District Bank paper--tha, is,
from twenty-five to thirty five per cent.
below Specie. We know that this is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

A Mobile slip of the 26Ih May has the
following paragraph;
The n. Orleans Picayune Of yester-
day morning. received to-day about noon,
in anticipation of the mail, announces the
receipt Of intelligence from Vera Cruz oil
the ares, of Santa Ana, by the orders
of Bus,amente, TO be conveyed TO the CITY
of Mexico for trial. and probable execU'
ton. on the charge of mismanagement o.
the War in Texas. He was seized by
party nf cavalry on the 7th ms"
The Vera Cruz advices TO 18th MAY
make no mention at this occurrence,
which is said to have taken place on the
7,h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

It's with much qualification that we
continue to find in all our exchange pa
pers north Of us. favorable accounts of tie
impro' ed appearance of the crops. IL is
now estimated that there will he a full
average crop OF wheat; in some places it
is even said thai the crop will be album
dant.
In this neighborhood We have heard
some compliant of injury from tine bug;
hu, in other respects the prospect is ia
vorablc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AS
SEMBLY.

Philadelphia, June =.
Important Decision.--Af!er prayers
had'heen offered up YESTERDAY morning,
the question of thc Western Reserve was
resumed. Va Je-"p, as We stated in
"Ir las, numh'r, be.nG IN possession of
the huor, Tina gentleman advocated The
eie.s al the New School with great en-
"rgy ana ability. On the other side. Mr..
ENwg s?oke at snme lengh. Several
other gentlemen addressed the meeting;
and the d.halc was closed by Mr.. Auder
son an the part oi ne Old School.
Tue preV'nu. question being now call.
- Tor, ,le a.,emb'y divided at . o'clock,
when ere appeared to be
Ut the Cd School, 1872
0f the New Sch"ui, los
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09
NOtice--Taxes.

SHALL. sstsass as - q. $50. mes
= plases for - paFnase ~ raiseefis.s sue n &
de Tor the Fsar Ies5 70 ait;
NOnaay the 81 = Iaiy, AT Jssse Dar'au.'s.
Tsnrday the 8th a. John NeKiis.'s
"Wednesday tie 5th. 81 Rnifia's gin.
fhpFsaaY ihe Elh, a. Michael albrigLt's.
FndaE the 7Ih. II - Longs.
Saturday the sih At Micnasl HalI's.
kioHday the IOgh. ~ Join =. Tnrremtine's.
faesday tie Iith. ~ George FanCsft's.
"Wednesday Ehe i2lh. a. G Fauceits.
Thursday the i9'ta. al James Huiches0a's.
Friday she I4ih ~ ARalIeR NeCanley's.
saturday the lSta. a. G-nrge 4 Mebane's.
sionray she I7it. - H. shHfongh.
TsnesasF the 18Th. Rt AlNss MIC ols's.
Wednesday The 18Th ~ Mrs. Jaae NcKeefs.
fhnFsday The 20ih, 10 AbReE asrkrss :.
Friday tbe 2isi. 81 Aiil'sm I.spseomb's.
Saturday lie 22d. 81 :iarIls niikerson's.
MoEdaE Ihe 18th. AZ JAMES TTte's.
TUESDAY ta- a5ih. ~ iieThd0n's old store.
wedas sday lis 2cth. al Chapel Hill
Thurs .ay she 27,.s. AZ Va. ~. e nOds's.
tL5s Tie Ns.is; sites rryu,a'ad 10 receive
the list at Fsxa'i's ins 1887. Eis attend "a
their rsspertEr a,Eiuets 81 ille times and pla-
ees abaye ,sssai ICED
JAS. c. TCRRENTINE. SIT
June 5. T3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09
FROM MEXICO.

The lU'ln@ ing Inl0ims ipi concerning
v, n fairs is extracted from the
Lrlr correspondence Of the New
f., .,aF r. aid Enquirer, writing under
d. Of Msy 22d:
III. n xlean presses are oil now
:: . Let, g 81 nsI the cowarj. The uaunr
q IA Iarin3a, as he j. -, led. as like
a,r T.. .ins, Torncl: aud fears we're
grtn Il lha' & u, ioSttGmrn,, wedding
tAt c'amnr> rlthe Pco,he, wuul bfrDg
Sta ANA b. frrr q cuur. mnrusl, to
s->~sr lar - conduct. Car Msrnnrz
!. .s:f,rnius . very c7u~ ,'cuous pert "a
ar>. mluturs al the capital, hang
., aissd 10 publish a manifesto Which
' .hav the Eence1nr dl Alamo IA a
p .s light
- i4mnesty fpu,tira III a'r.
49, tr.rea hv Bus.amrn,r; in c"u.e-
!. .ce Of wh,rh. ali Mcxicaa. 'bat hsvr
CD gfa.rd - frrrien countries n,aS return.
Ie rtai NJ via ~xcer,ed.
Althou.h ,h~ cteN. and passengers
- ne Iodenrudrare and Julu, Cu. ~
Id brru rtpd~aacd - vwat'> .Urt
rpi h. ~xe~agd The prncrrt,og.
Of .r Arxcan antlnrItlrs an these tNo
.~,.. srte IN co'L"fniN With drcis ~
t. a!rrss, rs>ur,! lat ear. rrnn,h'tng
II. ,dura1n af arms AMI ,nnuaul "a
If h. prr,s ii reAa-. Bu, ,htngs have
4.. cu.nged ma'eual, IN MeArco.
Bi4>u has j iiitusrly lrii the army.
ST. ta.lmed IL Tho capital. FIhsola
ter, r.-i. pso,ismnaliy ".' tronps At
Nr.stnra., who reman ~ , miserable
.Jad.uon, inr want nf m"u'y.
,Drdpr- have h~aH r crlvrd by the
Il 4caa Consul ut Nv br @sns &" give
2...rof,s Ia all IT, Ncx,ran refugees
\ ..a~sGrc - return 10 iErir country, *
.ahg General y 4, Earias, and ,e
t'tiHeruor of lo~hpla aud Texas.
e,ea is preparing 10 leave Tor Meiamo-
49,.
Every thing sce.as 10 indicate thai
h" Mexlcans will resume the blockadr
u ;hr rexlan portS, unless opposed by
'r Lated States naval forces. The
soaps ii war NaicheE and the Cdnstniia-
a'o has gone 10 t,e VI x,can coast
THIS extract, though not Of 50 la'e
alp as heretofore received, contains s"uc
'''eresang par'ienllrs.
The information ui Bravo hlyng left
- army oa The RIO del Nnrte, aud re-
nrn"l To the capital, may b. truc. In
!. ri, lie piofc uf what relates To thr Ar
nv NAV he true; nuG il conflicts materials
y with Information on that subject whirh
~ have received through other channels.
- Tar from the lrnops remaining at
VI iamOras," in a miserable condition. y
our accounts represent them as having
resumed active operations early IN last
n"r'a. and recommended the movement
against Texas. The accounts from that
l4arper are, however, so contradictory
that We hardly know which Of them To
Relieve. We cannot fail TO receive more
definite information IN few days time.
The determination to recover Texas,
BY combined operations by land aud ser,
rs alphabetically proclaimed at the city oi
Mexico, II appears, by the above account,
is about To be prosecuted by resum u'n
oil the blockade Of the Texan ports, by
which The supplies from New Otirans
TO the Texan army have been already
greatly interrupted. MAJ. hici.
Acquire honesty, seek humility, prac-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

monsir0us and dsplaFsble. the paper Of
Ih"se Bsnks heiag = good - hat Of any
Banks u The Unloa Bai s1rh Is The
catastrophe q . he Experiment The
paper Of our Banks i. se suppose. de-
preeisied. in > correspondent degree, in
remote parts II Inc country. There il
in fact, no circulating medium.
National Intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

The New Orleans Bee asserts that the
steamboat Ben Sherrod carried from thai
city S2S0.eO0 IN specie, which was los
when the boa, was burnt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09
NJ I"r,sy.

The result oi 'h.s important decision
$, thai the Syood Vi tho Western Reserve
~ ,lrm4i., cul off from the Presbyterian
nnrrh. a. hitherto organized, aud is, in
pu,al "a fact, out Of the House. As may
he cApecled. the proceedings Of the day
cNci,ed intense interest. Inquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

Forty applications for divorces were
made at the last term Of The Supreme
Court OF Ohio. A law of that state
makes drunkenness, on either side, a
good cause for such an application.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09
Strays.

rz,-a TAKEN up by Mary Film.
SFGNf tff nvng on New h"pe. aad
~ entered On the Stray Buok Of
Grx~SSs~a Orange county, black TEL
Far. wi,h white spots, M rked with crop
and swallow fork on the right ear. Also a red
HEIFER, supposed to be about one year old,
unmarked
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
June 1. ~ 3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

The 7tmpra"rf .4irocate g. Tomh's
h,trur 'or. is the tile of new monthly
publication just ISSUED al New Salem, in
this state. II is printed in royal octave
form, each number containing eight pa
ges, at one dollar per mum in advance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

The following article relative To the
Dg'y + ~, mo,'sr>. We cop from tie
Western 'arohulan. w haee q r>elteS
suffered loss from II prar.i>cs her" CONF
planned of, and should &c slal ii some
means could be adopted which would
produce i reformation.
Day Of Postmaster" We have very
frequeu ~ received complaints from some
Of our sab -crlbers. that ,hey dn not receive
lheit papers at the Post Office, when
ulhes subscribers at the same office get
theirs. THIS must certainly ARISE from
the practice of some PustmaSiers Of OPEN
ing and leading papers tn persons other
Than subscribers wheB they come 10 the
pusl-Ollice. IL is also practice with
some P">tmasirTs. when a paper comes
To their office with the subscribers name
written nn the envelope. TO open and read
| il: by the P,>I- flee law. they have no
such r,shl, unless they believe tue enve-
lopc /, cnutaln something unlawful; and
# any of nur subscribers should be treat
ed IN this manner. We would like 10 know
Of il. d. W. annex paragraph Of the Post
office Law on this subject:
The new act regulating the duty oil
posima>Irrs, Sc, provides as follows:
d" Newspapers are always to be consider
ed Of equal importance with letters, and
Postma>ters are forbidden to open Them
| for the purpose of reading them, or for
any Other purpose than that required by
Law, aud are also forbidden TO lend them
10 any other person"
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Notice.

yHHE subscriber having, at August Court,
- 1886, qualified as administrator on the es-
tate of ELIJAH LEW ELLING, deed. hereby
notifies all persons having claims against said
estate TO present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this no
tice will be plead in bar Of their recovery, aud
all persons indebted to said estate, are request
ed to make immediate pavmrLt
JAMES PHILLIPS, .4dm'r.
May %. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

Testimony Of Respect.--A number of
the cltizru> Of Raleigh, without dis,inc-
u"u OF party, Invited Joseph Gales, Esq.
o.- or q rs" IA this Guy, To public
d., t,~> last, a< testimony of
their resprc. for his character and 10 vivl-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

Hail Sorm.-We learn that ! very
hesiruTllFe Hail Storm occurred in The
upper parl If tins county On Friday. lhe
2G'h ult. IT, effects we're lell also "a
Orange and Granville. and probably. in
other places. frnm which we have not
yet heard The hail-siones were un-
commonly large, and did great mischief
amongst the fruit trees and the poultry.
killing aud wonnding many geese and
ehiekens. aur informant states that the
hail, in many places. vas knee deep.
This accounts for the unseasonably cool
weather experienced sbou, thai time.
Register.
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Notice.

SpHE subscriber having qualified as fxeeu.
- tor ofthe last will anu testament of IUHN'
SCARLET, decreased, hereby gIyes notIcr TO
all person indebted TO said IS ate 60 make
immediate payment; and all Gcrs"ns having
claims against u, will present then, properly
authenticated. Within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice viii be plead 10 bar at their
recovery.
PAGE SCARLETT.
June .. % 3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

Acquire honesty, seek humility, prac-
nee esonoray, love fidelity. .~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09

y the kindly feelings Of " suld lang sine. "
Bfiseeh toHy iad fifiy gentlemen parI00k
q dinner iEeparsd Iar Inc occasion. a
Hunters Sprung. among whom me utmost
harmony and good ~Ill prevailed. SIR.
Gales. q The patriarch Of The Printers Of
North-Csroliha. and il may be gratifying
% his numerous friends Of the Profession.
= well - others, 20 know thai ne 10
active, healthy. and in The full possession.
"i ms mental faculties al the age Of
ssFeniy-eight-so much for temperance
and industry. Sfandard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
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shsn kue, dow n gniu Al nj hi, to rrar,
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when ,oa look round anil ,,ea ytraat scat
You all not v-t thsn or ms coming icei-
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To thai great homr ron sro,a oi tasl tis.'.d la4d
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And tornrts 10 not conn.
From f1utnrs, aud from ptin,
From troubles. fears. sat slhll be ifee--
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brother the uuia spot
used to eal my garden sherc lone hoaf'
We've stay d 10 saich ha coming luts All GI''efs--
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c,.v.tltp- t5of it,a. I'D ,NiHfaF. suA 50 30 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

ID | RSt ANT 10 adcod e trust, execute By Pc
ter {. Hansorl, bearing date the Sill Of 0cta-
hef l05b, and of record in he Comfy Court o M
hefst, "e"Ill sell hetare The door ct DR.. pouclI's
idfetn.at Amherst Courthouse, on Monday The 10th
lay OF October INST. that being count day Tor cash.
~ The right, title aad interest OF the sald Hanslrd IL
me SLAF Is, de'lsed 20 linn II ms mothers death
b3 the 1ie John Tan md las l5h,r; which Slaves
me "oN ~ the hands OF Richardson Henley a, al
la,ulsitor OF sad Josu ilal.s.rI. Acting as flu,-
tee, We vii convey oniv such udr a- The deed gesis
mus, l...fD r. EDIEE
JOHN rlONPSON# Jr.
ortohrr- too
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
IN PLANTERS and s'aE..aqys.

NJ have ROW al stefc 4ool supply German
w lfl7fs, Ne. l. ,, 3 and 0--Nefchant.
h'ehH ord and Manchester Factory Cotton Ozna
burg, Tow Linea> ;;}-f,l-l, 81 aid G-i Brown and
hieqcltd Cotton tIoths, all ofwhch viii be sold on
terms 10 sutl the TIMES,
MARTIN. WARD & DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09
Robinson S Elliott,

A RE NOW OPENING / VARIETY OF
a cheap and desirable GOODS. recent
Is selected in the Northern cuies, aud they rlrds
themselves to oti,r them such nrec> VIII ensure
quick sales
August Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-09

Loafaul Brown Sugars, Tea. Coffee. salt, Sol,
Leather Indigo and Nader. Raw Cotton an,
spun, Wines, Brandy and Rum, Ginger Peppe
and Spice,
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