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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
office.
ST aS9PB'S DISTRTCT.

ST. .aS.APH'S DISTRICT
\ PPLIcA iION Will be made TO our aeIs
- caunty Court. an the foarih Monday IN
fshTanFy a. II. Ca rem"ye, regulate and esta-
blsh al convenient distances irnm eaeh other.
two pla, e. far holding elseiions IN said district
20 rie,i members 20 Congress and the General
Assembly. Al present we lave but one. and
in all aur sister districts in tie county they
have iva. aid in some three places Tor sepe.
rate eleetiaus.
AFRIESD TO EQUAL RIGHTS
January9 52--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

The Collector Of the Por, Of Philsdel-
phia has appointed George W. Williams
to be an Inspector Of the Customs. in
place of James II. Hutchinson. who was
ren,oved Cor going 10 Harrisburg during
the excitement " hich prevailed abou. the
contested seats in the Legislature. contra
ry TO orders.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

MaRdssills street,. Nsw 0slesRs. sunk
enc o. lWn feet On The morning Il The
l6lh or. This . he more % be Tegrrt-
led - he municipality had jasI eomPlsI
Cd spiendld sLsrf on The sPci.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Taiuable Produei.-The Nalchitoches
Herald SAYS that there are al presen, in
The Red River district Of Louisiana a full
ha'f million of dollars worth Of cotton,
which is ready 10 be sen, to msrke. on
the FIRST rise of the walers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

A Cow. the property Of Mr.. F. Kent,
Of West Springfield. Mass. during sixty
days beginsing June last, give one thou.
sand three hundred and foriy-sir qnarss
Of miIk.-sveraging 224 quarts per day
The largest yield was ii quarts in the
morning and l6 in the evening.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

One Miller has been Jeliyering lee.
lures lately in Vermont. the ohjsrt Of
which 10 10 shsw that Tie world all come
10 an end in 6I43.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

w.s.ys bssn r.rorsd ui'h pamphlet
,.,y Il .rPon n the Board Of Trustees
IN x,a.an collese. on the importance
= II, Six cul,nrr. by The Rev. r. II.
u.,,.on. P.e,liIral 81 ihs College. II
,.,,.,n. many Interesting facts in relation
:, - ,~ps,tanr branch Of Industry. aud
Il. ,,,..,s recommend il n The siIsn.
50, 4 nur rsadrrs. Il will be faund on
d. iir,, pass Il Ibis PaPsh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
Negroes for Sale.

Y3Y virtue ol an order Of the County Court.
- I shall offer for sale, at the Court House
N Hillsborough, on Monday the sist instant,
THREE LIKELY NEGROES,
on credit OF twelve months the purchaser
giving bond aud approved security.
WIN. N. PRATT, Guardian.
january. Si-Swp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

IIrginia.-'rhe Legislature Of this
State assembled on the 9Th inst. In the
Senate, the old Speaker. Mr.. Stafford III.
Parker, was reelected: Addison Hans
ford. Clerk; l.. w. Allen, Sergeant'a'-
Arms, aud julius Martin, and Thomas
L. Nelson. Door-kecpers. In the House,
Thomas w. Gilmer Wing OF Albemarle,
was elected Speaker, both parties voting
for him; aud George W. Munford, Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

~, arc indebted 81 ihs Iion. Edssrd
II, ,,d n The Han. william Mont.
-. l.r lie Message II he President
A. ,.l,sainous documents which &C.
-, il. We are furIbsr indebled Io
=. IIau. Me-. Montgomery Cor The rsP"Is
The Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
NATHAN MENDENuALL, CTR.

We learn from the last Standard, that
our Democratic friends at Gravelly Hill
nave not forgotten 10 celebrate the Sh Of
January, though we have not been favor
f"' as ftmerly. with copy of their pro.
'ee'I'ngs Among ,he,r regular toas,s we
IND The iol'1aing; it is Of the genuine
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
To the Public.

IT is a painful task TAR me to nave In resort
To- this ~ de If binding up wound. witch
Las been eadeaspured Ia be- made b, pack &c
he'll hounds, m a chase Ia rua doan the rep
tatinn ~ one oi their fellow men.
Unfortunately, anI perhaps imprudently,
(thoUgh buy LETT IN charge e the store Was
pr seat in tue absence Of the proprietor, 4
went to . sugar barrel in the store of an &C
quainiance. a u got about.a spoonful of sugar
To- make a syrup drink as an sRodyRe Coz
taring diarrhea should not have taken tins
liberty viii, many men; but fros my long ac-
qnainiahce with esqaire Troliu.er, and from
the apparently good understanding which has
existed between US ever since I have been
grown, thought il not improper N take the
liberty named. And tins y the whole fsunda.
Tim upon which the slauderuus tale rests.
L. the close What will these busy. hofies
gain by itl viii II Gil thelr pockets With r,.ld
OF silver, ar any other II the precious messls9
or will II stuff them With bsnk nntes7 or will
il enlanrc tue value al their own charaeterx2
say, M: bat il may fii their fiend like hearts
with CORDIAL g:ai,fcaiion 10 think that thew
have run dawn, worr,e', chsWed up and de-.
voured the character ot William Moore. tsot
tlsnk God that they will miss their aim th,s
time, esperiaily IN the estimation of all honest
men. as they will see when they read the fol.
low ing certificate Of Jehn Trolingef. ESQ Owen
ia the presence 81 Nr. Thomas Sellers ana
Peyton p. Moore.
WM. s. MOORE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

About fifty yards Of the Tevee. front.
in The 81 Municipality, nearly opposite
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

- TAKEN up by John Euliss.
W E-,-N ssnr. aud eaierrd on the Stray
80 n Bank &c Orange county IN the
81 YAT 9Th instant, BAY FiLLY. . hit
EAr=sx<zz tie white on the end Of The nnse.
two years old. little over TOUR feel high. run
~ made. cracked behind, and trots when nov
ed out IL walk; appraised al twelve dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
January9, ~...< 52-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
Wheat and Flour.

yENllE subscriber continues To keep IN hand
L f,.n s"ppiy Of Family Flour. by Oh" bar
rel or load. TIE highest prlce g ven for Wheat,
al his mill. -
THOMAS W. HOLDEN.
January -. 81
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N office.

.RHE business Of the Shoe shop un1er the
- management Of ME- d. II. Gates. having
been discontinued, all persons indebted To the
concern are respectfully requested I" cal on
The subscriber and settle without delay.
STEPHEN MOORE.
Jaauary ) S-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Massaehusetis.-'rhe Legislature as.
sembled a, Boston on Wednesday last
Myron Lawrence [Whis) was elected
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

A Wild Cdf.-we saw yesterday. q
Wild Cat which was killed by Mr.. J. Hill.
within Two miles Of this place. Il ua-
eighteen inches high. twenty one inches
around the body, two feet seven inches
from the up Of The muse To the roof Of the
tail. measured four feet and an inch from
the hind 10 ihe lore feet when extended,
and weighed nineteen lbs. and q quarter.
lls claws were as formidable as can be
well conceived Of. and the whole animal
might we'll have dtfied Crockei and hi:
hounds in their most pslmy days. II vas
shot twice. and after having received iI'
death wound i. whipped ts else Of The bes
dogs in these paris. We will believe NJ
man hereafter, Mississippian though b,
may be, who will assert his ability 10 v hiI
his weight 10 Wild cats.
DanriRe Reporter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Henry Gag.-Ws lake great pleasure
in slsling. that free and 1nrssersed az
isrehsnge of sentiment with The mem
bers Of The f.egislslurs. iusli6es Ne in
stating that thsre wss moi Wing in that
body uho DOES not warmly espnuse lhe
cause al Mr.. Clay Cor the Presidency, in
preference 10 any other candidate. Il 10
NOT party attachment alone that his
friends feel for him. but an attachment
that springs from The best feelings Of The
heart. The strongest and most enthusias.
nc that can rule there. And why is Ihisi
Because his simplicity and singlsness Of
ehsrsCter. his unassnming and frank de-
pertinent, the grandeur az We may be a.
lowed the expTessiOn) Of his patriotism.
The purity Of h. principles. and his un-
faliering eonrsge in proclaIning them,
endesr him 10 all generous men. SLAM
der and eslumny have sssailed him. buI
he has ouI-liEed Ill. and M man now
exists in America more influential in the
National Councils. or more srdenily be.
loved by thase xho know him. The ap.
pellslinn Of an American Statesman, IN
its broadcast and most elevated definition
belnngs..,O him. For about IS years h,
has oreupisd conspicuous position in
the public eye. taking an active part IL
all The great measures which have dlslin
gaished our legislation. fixing The public
gaze. and commanding applause E"r BIZ
elOqusnee. his msgnanimity and his 10
tai disregard Of s,lf-inIeresl. Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

Iefleidy in Esgidnd.-A Bah tEngl'shl paper,
says tina, Mr.. Robert Oxen, the founder OF the So
cial System, met wah signal defeat last week at
Reading. Mr.. Ossu had challenged the clergy Of
that TOW to public discus OF the relative merits
OF Socialism and Christianity. The Rev Mr. Legg
took up tie glove, aud before an assembly OF up
wards OF 500 brealhess, quiet auditors, lie molly
,ndicated the divinity Il our faith. aud rendered
the aretched inflel WHO was opposed TO him lie
rally specchIess Mr.. Robert Oven is father Of
The well kno vn. o, mncb known Robert Dale Owen.
Who formerly edited m infdel paper IN New \ ork.
lie /, now in Indiana. the owner Of large properly,
rIrehssed by HIS father. and given to his sons. -
Robert, Jr is member Of the Legislature OF lndl-
ana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
5000 Acres.
A L S q
Several Houses and Lots,

In the town of New Glasgow, to vii:
the Store House Lo,wiih the Improvements thereon;
the Tavern Lot, including theNew Glasgow Hotel q
other Improvements, the Yellow House and l. ot ad =
joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
the side Of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel NJ. Wolf; and the two Houses aud Lots on
The west side of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and Mckesson.
The Lands are very valuable and we'll improved
There are two excellen, Dwelling Houses, with 9th
buildings and Improvements, necessary for the ac
commodatlon OF families or for farming operations
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
parcels and will be If necessary. to suit pur-
chaseis. 1t is mlended to have surveyed and dIy
ded into tenements Of convenient size, pIas OF which
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
The Undersigned acting as trnsfees, will only con-
vey such tile as is vested IN them. bnt they believe
the title TO be good. JOHN NJ. OTEY.
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Trustees under The first deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees Under the last named deed.
March tl0My
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

DURSuAST 10 the provisions Of two deeds Of
l. trust. executed by David S. Garland the one
to The undersigned. John NJ. Otey aud Robert Tins
ley. bearing dac the OH day of Apn 1s2s. and the
other TO The unsessn-d Robert Tinsley and Mau-
rice H. Garland, bearing date the day Of April
1928. both Of which Of record in the Clerks Of
fec of Amherst. We shall on Friday. the OH day OF
May next, upon the premises. that is to say,
at the residence OF the said David S. Garland,
proceed tc sell, for ready money 10 the highest bid
der, all The remaining property conveyed in the SAID
deed. or much thereof, will be sufficient to
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
eny consists Of he Tract of Land, on which
tie sand David 5. Garland resdes,lylng the county
oil Amherst on both sides OF Bufaloe River, and a
round the town Of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Grls Mil. on Buliaoe. Cherry Hill Plantation
the Winon House and Plantation, the House where
the said David s. Garland ,esdes, with the appurte-
nances, supposed TO contain upwards OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

Z,rah CefbHra.-We learn from the W. Watch
man The ,iealh Of Z.iah Cobnfn. IN the 35ih year
If ms ace. lie WAS distinguished when u child Tor
the most remarkable powers Of afhmeiical caleu.
atom of any person Of whom there iseny account ea-
liant. lie was born in Vermont, and At m carly age,
soon after his remark abe tsleni discovered he
visited this city and subsequently, many parts OF This
cou,try and OF Europe. lie returned to this oonn-
tr, and 10 his native State after an absence OF IL
wears. o. attaining 10 mature years, IL Is under
stood that he lost his peculiar ialeH vet he pos
sessed OF respec able abilities aud requirements Alter
returning To Vermont lie became a clergyman Of the
Methndist Episcopal Church. and reeeoty pro-
lrsor the lne,afy institution At Norwich, IN which
situation he remsined until his death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

Shooting Stars. We all remember HE jlsiur-
blnce IN the heavenly canopy Witnessed on this con
tnent . few yra,s ago. in November believe. aud
the 3lh. and repetition OF the same TO less ex
tent several tunes since. In the Journal Of Andrew
EllcotL Commissioner for determining the buunda
" of these united Slass and the then Spanish pos
sessions, the following notice Of similar appearance
ray be found.
Nov l2th. 1893 OF the coast Of Florida, about
two O'Clock IN the morning, was called up 10 see
The shooting ,lars las II is yulgatly oalled) The
phenomenon grand aud awful tho whole heav-
appearing If illuminated with sky rockets ny
irg IN an Inhnny oil direction, and was in constant
expectation oi snme Of thrm falling the vessel.
This phenomenon extended oYera large portion OF
The West India Islands, aud was observed as far moth
81. Mays. where II VAS rs brilliant as wllh us.
d rng Ihts singular appearance the wind shifted
from :. Ia y. AID lhn thermometer which had besn
a; 90 FOR luuf DAYS, fell 10 So"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

cksTEsAar OF METnoDwM.-A general me.,n,
OF me members OF the Methodist Ep,eonal ehn,.,e
10 Baltimore, was held in the Light s,res, u
.uo''ay evening; The object more especially H.
We" was 10 take the iui,iaory steps for joining viii;
.ne cs'eysn Society in Europe. in cop,me mora,ino
suitable manner, ilre completion of the frs,
.uiy since me foundation Of the Methodist church
able Bishop Hedding presided. assisted nv R.I'a,
anen. The meeting was addressed by B,.bon.
.sead'og and Waugh, by President Dmbin =,
Ockerson college, aud the Rev. Geotee C. Cook.
man Of Washington city. The resuI, Of hi, n,s.
ps.@oc movement was subscription of SIR dion.
saoS seven hundred and fifty nine dollars.
~ Y couris,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
PAYNE n TURNER, AuciiOmccrs
Ind Commission .HerChONsS.

A RE now receiving their Spring supply ofGoods
" consisting IN pat al II. CroS, u. Rico. "
Orleans, Btaz and Loaf Sugars. lrom good to prime
quaIuesD Laguira, p Rico. RIO. s. Scented and
Government Java Coffee; Imperial and Gun Pow
der Tea, French , London r. NJ. w n l. :,
f. pure aricie.l Mtlsga do. Rice, Indigo. Nutmees
Aiswce, Sait, Cheese Pain.ed Buckets Blank Books
Fools Cap. Leuer aud Wrapping Paper Molasses in
hhds. and barrels, n. G. Tar Fro Proof Iron
Chests. Castings, Portable Palen, Balances. Seears
Sperm and 'faliow Candies, Turpsntne and Shaving
Soap. Ralsns, English Walnuts &c.
ALSO.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters a most valuable
article. or Nuns. Pianos. OF very Superior Tones
They return their thiaks to generous public 70
the liberal encouragement they have bestowed, aud
invite country aud town merchants. who wish To buy
osell again, 10 call aud examine their stock which
they determined TO sell at small advances They
are willing exchange goods on liberal terms for Fea.
Tiers, Tow aud Flax Linen. Butter, Tai ow, &c
&c &e. PAYNE x TURNER
(Bdnk Square.)
/ April 4 -
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SELECTION ~.
NICHOLAS BIDDLE


large number Of The oilizeas Of Philadelphia
la,ei, rendered Pubic D,pucr 10 Nichoa, Bid
*dis, Esq. We suhIoin Nj Bidle's reply:
PuLADyLrHiA, e0,h ApfiI. 1899.
Genilemen-l have had The honor OF receiving
your letter OF lhe l5h inst insng me, on hrhali Of
Number ui my iciow-citizens nrtebaui, and h.,
siness nen oi PIladdPiha, n public dinnrr. ~ 4
mark OF heI APPRECIATION ol my official aud person
al department dorinsny conuexon with tho BanL
ii the Gni,ed States.
The evidence ol the hind icss aud the ronJ opin.
ION Of 50 respectable bojy OF erutlemen Is iet with
great sens,bslny, not merely from ihe high personal
character, bni because they The nare immediate
observers oI he eonducf 10 winch they be-. teslImo.
ny.
Ia the administration Of the Bark il VS. always a
prominent object To SUSAN the connefcIll and
Sial iadusify OF ahe cpunuy and during the conyut.
SONS oil The last Two years, great and successful .
iors "rie made 10 cary the nlorcauiIe community
Of Philadelphia through It's eobatrassinenls So a, 10
nminiain lis higiI and deserved reputation II 10 =
source OF much sftfifesinn 10 lrafn thai these
tons were appreciated, aud 81 always bold m
grateful remembrance tins expression 81 personal
kin1neSs TO myself.
In regard to lhemo,r public nldrk of distinction
"hleh you propose my own IN renenis arc 81 nm.
CERTAIN, ibdi II is ont ainy power 10 name any pc.
iiod whrni topid ave the pleasure II ncetiny Won
IN person, and IN truth the torn ia Which Won, ~,
ifooalion has already been "un,eycd i. in tis,lr .
gtaeiui and 50 wholly satisfactory 10 my foel,,rs
unai l'enlhreio to- rely on your kindness 10 disn.nss
with any more osieu, Iblu demonstration Of, II
mean lime beg You to conve, 10 tbe.e hon ,"',
represent, my sincere thanks Tor lilo honor tho, l.
's"'o '"' mr., ana 10 beiefe me with sentiments ot
e'e"' tespte', very truly, yoJts,
RlnnI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

The Governor OF Virginia has offered reward
for the detection oil m accomplished swndlei, Alex
ander Bogau who has been guilty oil the crime Of
committing sundiy forsefes in Richmond. The
Compiler SAYS thai he IS a skilfu Book keeper and
Mathematician, aud VAS entrusted with the Keeping
and adjustment Of tie books Of many embellishments
Whereby he found out. ihereabout, signaturcs.&c.
and practised deep game. Several OF his iorgeries
have come to lishi since he departed and Others
are sti ia the ot development. lie Is sup.
posed with pausbil,iy 10 be old fox in the forge
~ line FIRST TO have been ono Mcleod who de
irauded his employers in SewYofk a few years
since. OF some $40 900 or 40. 000-then one Nc
Cloud, who iofgai notes, bills, checks &c. in New
Ode1ns to large amouni-from which place he
came to Richmond. proving under tho alas oil
Alexander Bogart. When last heard from lac was
10 Philadelphia.
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Just KPCPirPO.
aai-'77-
nA n NlRA l..
GEORGE BAGlBY,

GEORGE BAGBY,
nFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
" for cash OF barter:
SUGARS. &c.
Is hhds. Porto Rico aud ST. Croix,
ls do Prime N. Orleans,
5000 lbs. single aud double Loaf,
5 tierces N. O. Clarified,
1000 lbs. Crushed.
200 bags Coffee comprising almost every grade,
apart selected particularly 70, lanes
MOLASSES.
- hhds. n. o. and English Island
Is uerces and barrels N. o.
30 boxes Common aud Patent TaIlow,
20 do do do Sperm,
II boxes Turpeniiue Soap,
so whole. half and quarter boxes bunch Rasins
25 Nests run b. und Tubs,
TO- 600 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Lynchburg Factory, No.
5tol IL.
TO- 900 lbs. Western Bacon,
tierces Carolina Rice, new CROP
5 barrels Maccarel,
ls barrels Rump Pork,
30 kegs Dupon,'s Rifle Powder.
60 do Blasting do,
l500 lbs. Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads Adj TO God,
800 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather
l20 lbs Spanish lloant Indigo,
$50 lbs. Dutch Madden,
200 lbs. American Bllsered Steel,
10 barrels Tanners OH.
SO bushels Northern Potatoes,
90 bags Shot.
80 ,eams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis. Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 boxes fine Oronoku Chewing Tobacco,
20 boxes Young tlyson, Imperial aud Gunpow
der Tea.
90 barrels n C.. Tar,
30 doz. Lines and Bedcords
bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Allsplcc.
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese,
Wrapping Irvine, Clover and Timothy
Seeds,
Mnscat Wine, West India Preserves,
Window Glass, Half Bushel Measures.
Brown Shrlings, Bedtieking,
Chocolate, Shoes, Hats,
Tar Gems Horse Buckets
Soaps, Wrapping Paper
lind on Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars of various grades
March 81 Is
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April Is

XihuiNia-At an adjourned Term of the Crcr;t s.,
" Pefior tour OF Law and Chancery held far E,onLI
'ohN at the Courthouse, tho 9th DAY of February aSo
Melchizadcck Early, w 'I pi :, n1aP
against
e'ry Nalia"ov and William Callawav Executors of
Snmn aecrased and lamock Early. Juhal Early and
,i! ,2anhdefs Sheriff It Franklin county md 81: surh
administrator OF james c. Early, deceased Deinndnn,s
m peendan's Lamack Early and JubaI Eary no, having
A. 'ne" appearance, and given securv necorIinc IN he
assembly ana The Rules of this Court and II annor
~ 10 evidence that the, moi nabt,n,s of nis
@ uoh"en'h on the motion of the Plaintiff Inv counsel /,
h The said Defendants do apnerr here ON he
& OF inc next term and answer the Plaintiffs hill an
copy OF Tins order he published in the Iynchbnr W.;
door OF the Courthouse of this conniv f a '"e hohl
ACopy-Teste,
April Is ~ u SahrER, d. c.
w2m
80 nOO CHESTNUT sHlNGLEswnn.
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PDETaCAfs.


Not faElun--ao; tine tai
ssss4ss A And billiard Allegheny faii-
A. usfl OBss's sian, tide
Roll back wari In its mighty track
80 Asha--Colaiaba's hops AMI pride,
The ,lanlerrd and the sorely uied--
sz=aazszss In his triumphant course sinh back.
Star OF the West n million
Aro turning gladly unto hun;
= The SHRINE ofold ilolstsies
Bcfors bis kindliug light grows iin
4 = And men aaakcas from a dram,
ormetsors dazzling 10 beiuy,
And bow before his purcr beam
The earncs, Of better dny.
lie i. not fallen SEEK to bind
The chainlsss and unbidlrn wind
Oppose tgss torrent, I,radlons eeutsr.
An,,.arn aside the whiriwin1's iorce--
- Rat dream not that the mighty mind
VIII boS before the blast Of hair,
Or qaal st dsrk aud osu,eIess i'll,
For thong all osa bs dcsolnie,
II sieops mol from its high estate
aassasas A Marius mid the ruins still
lie Is not alcn ;-eve,, breeze
That wsnders o'er Coun,bia's boson.
Frola wild Pcaobscoi's ioresiiree,
szs s From OCEAN Shore r. m inland .eas,
E Or where the rich Naguolia's blossom
foas SNOW Ike The suilry wind,
sass l. blooming onward to Lie car,
seez An han'ag e To It's leny mind
A need tn filling never 6ni--
A prize which Patriots oa, hear
AL hail t-,le hour is hasirniaS on.
When. vain, tried by SANDER. dame.
Columbia shall behold her son
Uuhaunsd, without a iaufoi gon-
As igam hc iapc. OF Bah, on
The angel-gusr,lsd trad came
IL faaaer,r shNll be silent lllrn
Ills spell shall leave ilic minls Of nsn
And higher glory wait upon
EH The Western pafr5ot'- future fame.