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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
SHElllfF,S SALE.


Lawson d. Flanklin, who sues for die use oil
David aud Robert Moore,
VS. f. "a. on bond,
John NJ. Parisot aud Rotcft :. G. Perkins.
Returnable 10 Yazoo d'ircuit Court, tc May
tenn, 1889.
WDV virtue of the above stated ease OF
lid finie facius to me directed, shall
offer TO the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door Of my county on the.
third Monday Of February next, the lu's
lowing described property,to wit:--Iats1
Nos 1T, 17s, 179, lS0, 400, DO, Ill,
Az, 4l3, 4l4, 4l6, AIT, AS, AS, 4sG.
All, 42s, 429, 430, 468, 400, 40, 40 J,
472, and Alb, situated, lying and being in
the town Of TchuIa, allvaIuable lois; also
the following described lots of land, 10
wit, Is, 10. 20, 81, %, and 23, Of sec rs,
tnshp ID, range east, Containing 2s2
acres and AZ lO0lhs; also the % q d md
the v d Of sec "a, tnsIp IS, range /
east; and about 81 acres situate as fols
lows, to wit: beginning on d box elder tree
NV cornerof lot No 5 Of Fractional inshp
No 10, of range east, sec 35, thence 4
line running due castto Harlip's Creek 81
rods, thence following the meanders 81
HarIius Creek TO d posi- at The prescut ford
on Harlin's Creek, thence q Inc rliniug
s 10 the line between sectional line 81
and 30, thence runipg due norsh 70 The
beginning s. rods; levied on asthe property
Of John NJ Parisoi % satisfy the pMiatlil
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26

y J, Williams Retusnable to Holmes
vs.. al Il, "a tlrcuia Court, April
ignacious l'asbs tenn, lS39.
D Y virtue Of the above stated ,execu-
LID ton 70 ne directed viii expose 10
|puullc sale lorcasll, beiole tie court house
door iitthe town q Lexingi lheihird
Monday Of february next, one lotofland
|as iullaws; the ~ " I'M 4 4 Of sec l0,
taslsp 10, range z east, contaiaiDg 40acres
more or less, ialienas The property Of de-
lcFdant lpbbs o satisfy plaintiffs debt
aud cost ii suit.
!. ". Pl0KlNs, Shelf,
BY u. PURSELL, Deputy.
Jan Is, 1889 10. ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
TO nv CLIENTS.

n SHALL leave this place il a few
days to settle in jackson, Miss. !
hall attend the courts ID this district, Pill
HI my unfinished businesses closed; any
|erson whishing 70 write me on business,
CiIl address me al Jackson, Hiss.
Us. COLLINS.
Lexington, Jan 20 ll-3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
'NoTICEi,:

"A III. persons indebted TO the estate Of
"a WilIiam Miller, deceased, will
please come forward and make immediate
i! not their notes and accounts
will be placed il an officers hands for roll
lection. w. w. USHER,
Admr. Of w. Miller, decd. 4
Jan II g. 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26

NJ. III. Pleasant, use, &c,j Ret'nable Holmes
ys.syendilio exponas Ciffnit copri, April
II. s. Dufin term, 1880.
JIM Anderson, etal. y
n JY virtue Of lie above stated case ID
81 me directed, | Will expose topnblic
sale for cash, before tic court huise door
Ein The town oi Lexington, on the third
Monday Of Fehruary next, The following
lands, @ wil:---c b $ " q sec II, aud + 6 d
Iof $ W q Of sec 90, and h SO q sec 10, and
w j s1w q sec 90, aud s h s W q sec II,
and n 6 q sec 10, 5 " q Of n va aud II W
qofs " q aud chs wa of sec ls, and n
v ii Of sec 30, all 10 tnshp Is range east,
containing $50 aud % l00ills acres, more
Or less, levied on as the property Of said
deiendant 70 satisfy de plaintiffs debt and
costs Of suit.
i. w. E'fCKlNSs. Sheriff,
BY Il. PURSELl,, Deputy. n
jan IA, 1889 TO-. ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
I. RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

y WAS committed to the Jail
of Holmes county, on the
18th inst. BY james M.
a. Dyer, Esq. as d runaway, d
Negro Boy, who says he be-
- --44--s:s--'-s---@ longs to Richard Taylor,
who calls his name Alexander; he is about
20 years Old, Of copper color, about 5 feet
6 inches high. The said boy has a blern-
.isb in isrighteyc, and a small scar under
the same; had on when committed, an old
whiihr fur hat, with piece Of black Grape
round if, a pair Of grey mixed cassinett
pantaloons, cotton shirt, and an old green
blanket Cot.
The owner isrHuestedto come forward
prove property,pay charges and take him
nway,or he will lie sold as the law directs.
JOHN REEVES, Jailor.
Jan 10 lCE-tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
NOT Il e IL

EEyTIIs undersigned MISUNDERSTANDING
M Administrators Of the estate Of
Duke w. Wiltshire, deceased, will al he
Text January Term Of the Probate Conrt
II Holmes county, present their account
h said estate for final settlement and allow
|nee and surrender their letters Of Admi-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26

THE subscriber has purchased
s.A the above establishment, and
||;i:Nss will keep it 10 heretofore; his
iazls.S1 accommodations Viii be sucha
|he country affords; be has attentive hos
Hcrs, &c. Call and see.
JOHN HORTON.
Jan 2G lift
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26


sT.4Te or MISSISSIPPI, u f'robate Cout,
dioiMese eousrg jan. term 1899
Al tsfsEfsADIY ITO an order Of The Hon. The
LA. Promote court, obiaitci at the Januaey
tern 1870, thereof, no ice is hereby given 10 All
Ipcss9ns Interested iathe lands, teueaelas and he.
lfgditanlonts ofJanes Higgins, late ofsaidcoun-
Hy, deceased, to be and personally to appear
before tie said court, ut tile court ioolr ~ tho
towli d Lexington, on the first Monday of March
lnext. Ihen ana there 10 show cause, isany they
Tau. WI 81 or2ler should MT BE made ~ the
saiti coiJt, Tor thcsaie OF tic following tIescubcd
Hands, To- it:--fots Nos \, Z, y, Q, lD,l5, i,
TIA, IL, ssial l3 of sec lat mes. D, Sand 81
4 ii sec I J; il qolAH d Of sec n nav qsol n q q
lofsec IL, Oil ~ township -. Of ran &c enc cast;
slso Il ifatonol' ] acre i'll " d in saie town
lshipanl raigs, also u Ii U Of sec INV b Sc
Ia of sec II md q Ii S wa Disco ;intownssip
| iG ofraigc 6nast; and tue qssec s6intowuship
~ OF ras,se 2fast; thewh G ri Of sec Is clown
fsbip I'll ofiange casts and the following NUM-
lbcsed lot sia Tie toHl Of Teula, tewit 4Al4, III,
MANS. 40, 40, !, I9, 10 ., s., 66, III ie7, 1911,
Y SO, 5g, Ia2, l63, 2Gi, s, a66, a2ds 2 2o,
2sG. ". III, 81 ~. n 23d, 235s
lass, s:55, AIS, nj tAsf2, m IA Pap,
ls2i6. IA and log; also lot number ", iTig me
lown al Lexington; alap undivided iifala part
lofyAe following described lands, % wit;--w h 9
Eq SEQ SO; " h WI sec b and Ell 2 " q,and "
la nv d sec 20 iltishp III 81 range 5cast also
lc Ii q see Is; h ii W q,seh : w q, ~ b ssw q
Ioi SEQ !, andtie b ) v q sec 2 IN tqshp 70
range 5 east; also esh sp d aud W his eqoi sec
Il Is fnshp i s tlilee cast; also III y c III "
Id, " Ii II q a aud llse d Of sec 26, and The V
lh n 81 a Of sec 80, the e h eq sec 20, thew b 1
sw a Of see 70, aud the b $ e d and " b se d o.
sac y r. tl,sllf, Il az rflse . east the nrns be-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
ilurnable to Holmes Circuit Court,
April term, 1889.

80 virtue Of the above stated ycndilio
BID exponas, 10 me directed, | will ex-
pcse at pubic sale, 10 the highest bidder
for cashs al the court housed door in the
town Of lexington, on The third Monday
ot February next, the following described
RloaerIy, yizs-- lie W b, Of. sec 90,
. e' ',s ~ r.I.se 3 east; also, lots Nos 80.
Lexington, levied on as the property Of j..
II. Mayo, 10 satisfy plaintiffs Debt and
COSTS Of sairi saits; sale within lawful
hours.
i. w. plCZiNs, Sheriff,
BY VIII AUSTIN, Opt. Sheriff.
Jan IA, 1859 I0-----tsls
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
,s'HI9islEIsS SAFE.


slII7fsiF'RiS SALE.
G. LLOYD, usr, &c,
IS. renditio expoaas
NJ Il Mnyo,et IL.
Rabt Fisler. use, 80.
ss. vemlitioeA panas
j. 4, Mayo, ctal.
Malcolm Dent
IS. ,epdtio exponas
J.R. Mao, e al.
Morton s Mash, usc, &c,
vs.. vend'io eyponas
K. Mayo, ct al.
III. 1ficlii, use, &c,
IS. yenditio exponas
J.it. Mayo, ct Al.
Erasmus +. Potts,
Us. venitio exponas
j.. i. Mayo, ct Al.
Rctumable to Holmes Circuit Court,
April farm Ig3q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
INSOLVENCY..

4 IINtcNJ11Y I'm --1----.1
fEyilE undersigned, commissioners,ap,
Id pointed by The Hon. Probate Court
] Holmes County at The January term
hereof, upon the estate Of james Higgins,
ccased, will meet nj he Office Of Willis
Diake, in the town q iFcuIa, for That par-
rs, the second Saturday il every mouth,
pr the next six months, commencing the
|0h Of February.
W. w. WALTON,
s. u. BELL,
WlLLsSDRAKE,
Commissioners
Jan rs ll-6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26


Reiunablc to Holmes Ciicgilt Court,
April term, 1889.
4 n 3 x virtue Of the above stated ycnditio
ID expoaas 70 me directed, shall ex.
pose IL public sale, TO the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door il the
town of Lexington,o on the Third Monday
Iof Febfnargsnex', The following property,
viz:-the II VIC and the sw q Of see /,
.tnshp ~, range east; and thee Ii Of the
N e q ofsec 2, tnsbp ID, range | east; and
the S b Of the $ Ii of The wv q Of sec 2,
tnshp l3, range east; containing 40
acres more OIL less, situated about ten miles
south west Of Lexington; said lands are
Pretty well improved, well watcred, &c.
! will'scll The RIGHT, lille und interest o.
the defendants Il. It. Dcloarh, 10 satisfy
the above stated venditio expouus, sale
within lawful hours.
i. w. PECKFNS, Sheriff,
BY w. K. AUSTIN, Opt. Sheriff,
Jan II, 1889 l0---ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26

Lawson d. Fanklin, who sues for die use o
David aud Robert Moore,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04
From the Star.
TIE CAPITOL,

i" Hcucefoi,h our youth may never need to
roam
The arts 10 study, better seen al home"
We take pleasure in calling the a,ten-
ton of our readers to the annexed letter,
containing valuable information concern
inc the progress and structure of our new
Capitol. We have always regarded this
work as q matter Of pride TO our state,
and as a memorial Of Tue liberaIi,y Of her
people. which will survive the decay of
many generations. We know that strong
objections have been urged agains. The
cost of this building, aud none are more
ready than oursell to ADM, the proprieiy
of such ELECTIONS, or To enforce the Prin-
c,ples of econony in the expenditure oi
The public money; hu, really, in the pre-
sen, case, we thiuk it would have been
al tie expense of pr"fre'y aud proper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

mr.. HIw.-T'he active part which
Ibis gentleman has taken. 10 exposing
he arfalealians and sorrupsions which
hare been suffered " exist among our
uullie olIicers. Las exposed him % siO-
In, attacks from many Of those pariizan
e.,i.ar. Who arc ready y sacrifice every
,siag In the advancement Of their cause.
They hope. By hsaping ealamny upon
Mr.. Wise. and bringing his name into
si.repule. tn blunt tie effect Of the dis
closures which his enegy and Perseyer.
aaee have been the means Of bringing 10
fe!t. II j. with this view that he has
been siigmalizcd ss . murderer in the Al.
fsir of the ciIley duel; and il j. with Ills
view that the Standard has published =
series Of detached sentences from =
speech recently delivered by Mr.. Wise
in the House Of Representatives Of The
uailed States. We are not the apollo
ei.ls III daelling; We cannot conceive any
possible circumstances under which they
can be justified; yct such i not the OPT
nian Of Ihe world. Many persons high
IN the estimation u The public have been
engaged in tluels. Gen. Jackson himself
he. Killed an antagonist under circum.
stances mueh more reprehcnsible than
those under which cilley fell. And like
tina, affair. this Of cilley's would have
been suffered 10 dic away and be forgot.
ten, had not the cupidily of party brought
ii up Tor political effect. Dir. Wise was
not q principal in that unfortunate duel:
and the par. which he took in j. was pro-
nouneed uasxesp.ionahle BY The commit.
tee appointed to examine into tho cit.
cnmstances Of il.
The evil practice Of duelIing is deeply
10 be lamca,cd; but il has been seen that
i, elnno, be put down by laws; public
opinion must FIRST undergo thorough &c
formation, This being the case, we can.
no. see the justice Of pursuing one indi.
'i'lual with unrelcn.ing severity, while
another not less criminal. il suffered to
escape without ccnsurc. In this view VI
the case, We to-day publish The speech Of
Mr.. Wise, tia. our readers my see how
grca, is The injustice done him BY the
garblcd extracts published in the SIAN
dard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04
EARLY INSTRUCTION.

"Traln up child in the way he should
90. and when he is old he will no, depart
from H." The Norfolk Beacon. alter
copying from another paper, a short
paragraph. stating that all the boys in the
ci,y Of Boston tsave thirty-three) are
enjoying the blessings Of school education.
public or private, with The added remark
that no other city Of the world could say
as much. makes in connection the
suhjoAed comments. They are words
Of truth and sobrrness. on a subject of
deep importance TO the welfare Of the
individuals and Of society,"" And yet
what CRY Of The Union ought not to say
il! Men willingly expend hundreds Of
thousands 10 build prisons. and to adop,
modes oi protecting society from the
siolen, and the vicious. and grudee 10
bufid school house Tor The education
Of every boy and girl throughout the
country. and the sowing of those seeds,
which will spring up. no. in rapine and
bloojshed, bu, in public usefulness and
a liberal civilization. The best means
of preventing crime is to begin a, the
beginning and insiil the principles oil
honesty and virtue in the youthful mind.
II il rery rare that child we'll brought
up by sober aud scrupulous parents turns
out badly, and il he dues, there is some
ground Tor INDUCING hope OF reformation
even at The eleventh hour. Indeed, we
are told in one OF the most affecting aud
eloquent passages of holy writ, in sub.
stance. that the .ir,ue Of parents shall not
be without avail upon their descendants.
- have been young and now am old,
yet have never seen The righteous for.
sakcn,. nor Meir seed begging bread"
Aud one Of the best means OF aiding The
parcn, in nurmring his child. is the
establishment Of first rate schools, which
every boy and girl in the state may attend
al iriiling expense, or with none"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04
Correspondence Of The National inielli-
gGnccr.

New hnEk, Apfh L. #.
On The Vermont and New York from
tiers. an awful state Of society now exists.
which demands The immediate interposi-
lion of both governments. Day alter day
we have records Of the work Of incendia-
ries, and houses and barns are burn, down
without remorse. The Canadian Iefu-
gees on our side of the line. with some
very few of our inhabitants. cross The line,
aud. partly Tor the purpose Of inlulging
in revenge. and for the purpose oil involv-
ing the Tinted States and Great Britain
in a war, commit robberies and arson, of
which We have accounts every day. The
81. Adams WAY Messenger. aud the
Burlington Sentinel, tn day, give an ac-
count of several of these fires. The Mon
ueal Herald details an outrage TO DC CON-
United with Toodea cannon, which,
exploding. cosl the party with j life o..
two. The Governor ri this state has Is.
sued Proclamation offering reward ies
such iucendraries IN Cirn.ou caunty.
Gen Scott is daily expected in Iais c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

'.on' als1 male 81 believe =, e., siserlis.
MS hoEeEnaF SWAIN Id befn glseea
= nc hfsd n Ills ensrrPElze. kesause Nc
me" = y e premainIe. lie have nos
she iieasase II state. however, shaa lie
hoard q Internal lmprostmenis have
adapted ffieleni measures 70 seeure The
earliest pEsdsni aid practicable demon-
ssfaiion ~ iasor Of This great salk. and
thai these Do not nseessarlly insalvs anY
inmsd:sls change in he otganizalion ii
shs Uhiserslly. Raleigh Regisfy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

Fire in Portsmouth,, Ia.-On Wed.
nesday last. q fire broke out in the base
men, story Of the large building occupied
by the Pos, Office. and the book store ot
Mr.. Anderson, in Portsmouth. Va. which
destroyed much property. besides pro
ducing the death OF one individual, and
severely injaring several others. The
store was wrapped In flames when FIRST
discovered, and none Of the books or pa
psrs belonging to the Poet Office or 10
Mr.. Anderson were saved. On the Sc
eond auor Of The building was the Office
of The Portsmouth Times, which. with
oil its materials and stock Of paper, was
wholly consumed. Above The Office Of
the Times. was The Hall OF the Odd Fell
lows. Who have lost all their furniture
and equipments, valued al 500 or 1000
dullats. The luss Of Mr.. Hill Of the
Times is estimated al hear 400 dollars.
The adjsining building occupied by VIM.
ID. Roberts as Tin aud Copper Facto.
ry. was also destroyed; contents mostly
saved.
The wooden building cast Of the Pos.
Office took FIRE aud was ex,iuguished,
bu, nevertheless was the scene OF an
accident Of the most PAINFUL character.
The house was occupied by Mr.. Thomas
4. Goodwin as Cabinet Warehouse, and
It's proprietor was busily engaged in
saving all that he could from The impcnd-
ing RUN. lie succeeded in saving much,
and was in the act Of removing chest
from Que Of The rooms up stairs when the
chimneys of the Post Office building fell
upon The house aud crushed him 10 atoms.
Several others were seriously injured,
6nl none others were dead.
The immense building occupied by the
lost Oih"e AMI Mr.. Roberts, was owned
ny Messrs J. W. Murdaugh and John
locks, aud was as line u structure as
ANY lawn could boast. |, was recently
erected, had grauitc fronts. and was lirs
I de 1euement IN all respects.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04
Richmond Foundry
AID
MACHINE SHOP.


znlEIs essahiishmsat has enea e saeeessis =
- operation or aAsrly thirty ysaEs. sad =
ere 81 Inc raosg extensive and coanpiese, soaih
81 The Pogamar.
The PTepeieasrs are pFsparsg % feeease e1'
ders sof cssliags q III dessfiPsio0s- #
ain Geering. Stationary and Locomos
live Engines. Rail Road Wheels. Tcbae-
20 and Oil Presses. Bells Of al sizes.
pens and estimates furnished when rsqair-
AZ erssrs addressed 10 the Subscribers. 81
Rishmo,,a. or HoLpERET n McPHEETERs
agerts. ps,ers-lare. w. will be executed siih
nsa,nn,nsss and - moderate terms
u. J. BURR 4 Co.
Richmond, IsS9.
~ Cash will Be- maid for ! or 5.eou
lie. II old COPPER, foi = IA above establish
ment ~
HoLpERBY e. Mel LETTERS
General Agents. 4 Commission :. sseiaA'f'
Petersburg, Va.
April. 1882. st-iA-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

Tragic 0ciuTenee.-in the London
Morning Chronicle Of FEBRUARY 9th. il is
stated in the letter Of correspondent, dat
ed from Conssan.inOple, tia. news had
been received in tina. city, stating that
Mehemet ALI iasha. Sovereign III Egypt.
with The principal members Of his court.
had been drowned in the river Nile by
The uPseIting Of an iron steamboat. No
fulher particulars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04
FLORIDA.

IndiGn Afdssdcrss. the 10Th inst.
q party. supposed 10 number about 10.
attacked The dwelling Of Mr.. Edmund
tiray, In Jefferson county. about nine
mics from Monticello. killed Mr. G. and
Iwo children. and best and stabbed = third
10 horribly ~ 10 cause it, death.
Mr.. GAYS eldest child. = daughter
about ~ years of age. succeeded in max
ing her escape from the Indians. Who
we're unable IN sh"ol her, owing 10 The
darkness II The night.
The citizens Of Monticello went in
pursuit Of the Indians. who took refuge
in Della hammock.
col. Davenport had arrived al 81.
Marks Nth four companies oI regular
soldiers.
Mr.. Gray vas an old settler, Of good
education. Aiicr the massacre. his
dwelling was burnt 10 ashes. and the
plantation pluudered Of every thing Of
value.
The Tallahassee Star. Of the i3lh. from
which We gather The above news, says that
the Indians are becoming builder in their
depFedaiions. will receivc no messages
from the whites. and threaten 10 put Ia
death any runner Who approaches them.
Tallahassee. March 20.
Posiseriri.-we stop The press 10 tell
another Tale oI Indian fighting. blood and
.w..tn. VI .L.fi l.. hws.f T.. ana nma
sick ~ heart upon even an approach 10
this subject.
On Monday while Capt. Rowel's
company we're scouting. they fell in with
an old negro man. who told Them he had
just seen Indians. and directed the SOL
diers where they might find them. The
scouts charged IN. and soon came in
sight Of Two Indians. who were qui, lily
seated upon . fence. and who beekoned
the whites in friendly manner 10 APP
proach. which the latter did fearlessly.
and upon nearing the fence, were fred
on by a large party OF Indians who were
concealed in the hammock. supposed 10
number from 60 TO 20.
Two Of Capt. R.'scomPany were kill
cd ON The spot, and two badly wounded.
One dead Indian was af.erwa rds found
on The ground.
The affair happened in Patterson 5
Hammock, few miles cas-, Of the DELLA.
Capt. Rowell and his men are said Ia
have Tough, brsysly; but had MT sufii
cient force 10 contend successfully with
the Toe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04
NOTHCE /.

z HEREBY forewarn you, John IIutchins,
4 against paying 10 John kimhrc~. q any
other person or persons whatsoever excepting
myself, the amount Of a judgment that Is in
your hands for collection against Mary u. Wat
son, for the sum 1t forty i've dollars, GA mole
Of hand due the first day oil February. 1889
gave up the note. hy an sgerement made IN
the presence Of Albert 6 Byrd, TO Fhomas
owens for collection, aud he has not complied
with QUE agreement, and have good cause to
believe, and do believe, that he does not in-
tend 10 act in good faith
A. BlRk.
Anrl 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

.iegree 81 ssale pride. A. il is nd ihs
w0sk NJ day. . II i mol n expense
thai viii rceur again in yssrs--~s nigh
say centuries: and shat NaEsh CaEolihi-
n. = Ne looks upon il msjssiie dome o.
more splendid columns. vii regret has-
ing contributed his dollar y he eonsiEue
tim cf sneh n edi6ct. We lake The re-
sponsibilily n answer. none! And We
Say 70 our citizens u home. and v our
friends sbrOad. that here is m bDllaing
in The Union superior o. and bot ofls
equal with. this in point Of material.
style and construction. We look With
some feeling Of anxiety 70 The lime when
The rubbish and fragments Of stone that
now cucumber The yard shall be removed.
and The erection Of ; neat and substantial
railing llron Of eoursel shall complete ihe
improvement Of The squape. II will Then
indeed be iriumphal temple 10 The Ar
ehiiect rho has superintendent, and The
people who have erected il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

The lin. Willism II. Wharton lIaIely
Minister from Texas 10 this GoverBmenil
died lately in Texas. II wound received
from the accidental discharge NJ pistol.
lie was = man Of considerable Abilities.
aud OF an amisble character.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

SnaaH Poz.-We regret 10 learn ia,
NE Small Pox prevails 70 considerable ex-
tent IN Caswell county. On The planla-
Tim ii Ilt. John II. Garland, on II,ra.
there are Twelve cases. besides some 10
or 20 Others in The neigLbnrhood.
-% DanUilie Reporter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-04

We understand thai Mr.. Ellis four late
Minister 10 Mexirel arrived in This riiy
IRON Mississippi. lev days ago. and J.
nov hrEe Tor ihe purpose, probably. II
receiving Instructions for his government
on Tesumlng his mission In that county.
~~ National Inf.
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April6.
Five Cents Reward.
A. BlRK
gI.

IssaN away from the subscriber On Thursday
80 the 2sth utino, a bound boy by ne name
of MARTIN JACKSON, aged about eighteen
years, All persons are forbid hasbonng or
employing HIN, uader the penalty Of the law.
SOLOMON FULLER.
April D. OF