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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

darkest shade in his picture. These.
while they fattercd his vanity, led him
from his early friends and encouraged
him TO do the scvera. acts which are
Disgrace to him and his country. After
having prevailed upon him to tramPle
the constitution beneath his unhallowed
feet, and almost TO establish a monarchy
upon its ruins, they declared she was
born to rule, and it was "glory enough
to serve under such chief" BY this
mean and contemplate trick, they OBJ
tainod such an influence over him, that
they succeeded in making him break
every pledge upon which he wns elect
ed. They not only made him serve a
second term, but had the consummate
impudence to recommend a third, and
then finding it would not so, to cap the
climax of their wickedness and folly
they succeeded in making him nominate
his successor. So successful was this
latter scheme for time, that the font
hopes of the patriot and the philanthro-
phist seemed forever lost. The people
hugged their chains and bowed submis-
sively to the imperial mandate; but,
when the solemn truth stole in upon
their slumbers, and ruin inevitable
stared them in the face-when the "ln.
dependent Treasury" with its ten thous
and "bolts and bars, though thrice re-
iected was to be their law Sin spite o
lamentations to carry this o.
dious measure, sovereign State was
actually DISTINGUISHED of her legal rep
resentatves, and their places supplied
by party minions; it was then the spirit
of freedom with the power Of a tornado
commenced in the East and swept the
lnnd throughout its length and breadth
A revolution so complete, so glorious
was never before witnessed by an ad
miring world. Already the breezes %
heaven and the power of steam, are hur
rying the glad tidings of our success tt
the remotest and darkest corners Of th'
earth, adding another and the brightes
chapter Of our country's history, ant
encouraging the sons of mon in every
land nerer to give orer their struggle Jol
freedom, AND NEVER TO DESPAIR OF Sue
CESS. A TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22


TuE ARcuiMEDEAN SCREw.-The
following IL an extract from the London
correspondence of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce
The Archimedes steamer, which is
propelled by q screw, is likely TO visit
your good city of Gotham. The patcn-
lee and proprietor OF the scre,c-propeller
is very des,rous OF having an opportuni-
ty OF crossing the AtIanlic,if if he can get
his vessel chartered for the voyage
THIS gentleman, Mr.. +. p. Smith, in re-
ply To a paragraph that has insinuated
thai The last voyage the ArchiIncdcs took
to Holland had affected her works,
writes to a morning paper oi the 18th
thus -" The Archinedcs has run 8 ,OO0
miles without the slightest arrangement
of her machinery, or any kind oi mate
rial repairs and she is perfectly ready
10 start for New York tomorrow morn
ing, should any person want to engage
her for such an excursion" MIR. Smith
has offered to run her 800 miles at Sc a
against any paddle steamer for fIO00.
The Caledonia, sister Steamship to the
Acadia, und the bearer OF this co'mnu-
nication, showed her groat powers in
reaching Liverpool from Greenock in
sixteen and hall hours. The Column
bia, the fourth and last Of the Boston,
Halifax, and Liverpool Line, was
launched on the morning Of the Caledo-
MIA > sailing from Groenock. She is de-
scribed AS a beautiful model.
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RAID OF I'll e Il M e S.

mencc his old pranks in that region. Instead
of the strong box being full OF silver and gold
as the attendants Of jonathan roundly as
serted, it was found to contain nothing but a
quantity of "shin plas,ers," made OF "Jona,
,han's" own lincn--and to which il appeared
the wrctchcs who hod him IN keeping had
been in the habit of allising Jonathan's sig,
nature, and pawning 1t to tho Brokers aud
usurers OH the route for the most they COULD
obtain, under the pledge that Jonathan
would eventually redeem them in fnll.
| A FR,END TO BRorHER jonathan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

We frequently see these cabalistic
. letters used, especially in the locoioco
pupers : and We believe the locos Of one
of the wards in New York have adop-
ted it as the inscription on their banner.
Its origin has often been subject Of
inquiry, and, as We are informed, II
was as follows. Soon after Gen. Jack
sonss Inauguration as President, one
OF the Committees of Congress had u
large number of private claims before
them for services rendered, and for
property lost during the Florida cam
pairns when Gen. Jackson was in COM
Inand. The papers were, OF course,
handed over to the President for his
examination, sc. When they return
cd, it was found that they had been
ya,iously endorsed by him--sone that
"the services were never rendered.;
some that the claimant, owing to NAL
conduct, or mal-fe asance, was "not
entitled to any pay;" others were "re-
fcrred to the Quarter Master, for fur
thcr inquiries;" and still others, were
endorsed, in large capitals, so. X. "
This was poser to the whole Commit
tee. What to make Of it they could
not tell. II was therefore agreed that
one of the Presidents friends on the
Committee should ascertain the mean
ing from himself. Accordingly, papers
in hand, he went to the White House,
and after making some general inquir-
les relative to them, for the purpose Of
giving the subject an easy introduction,
handed one of the papers in question to
the President, and asked him what his
decision was upon that. "Oh," said
the General, "dont you see! 1t is
marked on the back, o. X, on kor-
rect"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

ANoTnEa STEAM PACKET LINE
The Richmond Compiler says" A let
ter received here states that the mer-
chants Of Bremen, Germany, have pro-
.iected a steam packet line between their
city and New York. The vessels are
10 be 1000 tons burihen each. Upwards
81 $1,000 had been subscribed OH the
1st Of September"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

Judge Moore is the Wing candidate
10 ill the vacancy in the third Congress
sionai district OF Louisiana, caused by
the resignation of the lon Rice Gar
land. As yet no Loco Foco candidate
has been nominated.-N.O o. Bee.
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Can Martin Van gBurcn hl
reelected

The voice Of the States from Maine
to Georgia says NO!!! and not in q
whisper, but in loud and angry tone
which cannot be misunderstood.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

l3 Wings to 6 Locoiocos. Las. yeur,
Wings to II Locoiocos.
FROM THE STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. Is, 1910.
10 the Editors OF the Express
Genilemen-Our State Elections took
place on the 18Th inst. MIR. Corwin is
elected Governor of this State, probably,
by majority OF I8 10 10000.
The enclosed printed statement may
be relied on as correct, as far as heard
from. When the entire return of votes
come to hand, We will apprize you OF the
result.
The Harrison and Tyler Electoral
Ticket will probably receive n majority
in this State Of % 900.
We are, gentlemen, your obd't serv'ts.
ALFRED KELLEY, Ch., |
J. RlDGwAY,
X. NELL, c,.,o
+. STEWART, 60,
THOMAS EWING C':,,'
u. FoLLLTT, '''
j.. STARTLING,
J. nj. w. ANDREWS,
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BACK FOR OHIO!
10000
Majority for COrwin.

Majority for COrwin.
DIR. DUNCAN DEFEATED.
7'HIR TEEN OUT OF NINE TEEN
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
a WIG MAJORITY IN BOTH
BRANCHES OF THE LEGIS-
LATURE.
Never was there such a political tor
nadO rs h s swept from the glorious State
,of Ohio. The most daring hopes Of the
Wings have been surpassed, and our enc
mics are covered with modification. -
The returns received by express, by the
editors of the New York Express, en-
brace SO counties, leaving only 8 small
counties to be heard from. The follow
ing are the iootings -
w. "''' L.r. W. 1885, L.r W. ''''i j.. F
corwin. Shannon. Vance. shannon Harm. v. D
1881 mai. l3,76l maj 9oIJ7 l02162 lOl ,7i3 %, ,S5t
l3,76l 9e,lS7 92,35O
2o,a7a 1895 9,ays
9dsss sss whis gain from lsSs.
In 1888 shannons V. B. majority was 5,74t
In 1886 uarrison's majority WAS S,I5i
The counties 10 be hsurd from gave the following
1898. 1895.
Vance. shannon. Iurrison Van Bursn
3Jy9 5l22 36G3 1898
3699 1902
li23 936
The county o Van Ness, which gave only lis vote,
in 1895, IL not included IN the above vote OF 1856.
CONGRESS.
In the present Congress Ohio is rep.
resented by 9 Wings and II Locoiocos
To the next Congress there are elected
THIRTEEN WHIGS and six Loco
locOs. They are as follows -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

The Steamboat Massachusetts will
arrive here on Sunday morning from
New York, and returning leave here
On Monday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

The General Assembly of this State
will meet in BIislol ext week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
Wing majority,

The remaining l8 counties, which
though they may decrease the above
majority canno, change .he result.
Tho Legislature is overwhelmingly
Wing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
Nomination of the National Wing
Con yentiOn.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
WIN. HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
J0H N TYL L R,
OF VIRGINIA.
FoR ELEcToRs OF PREsIpENT AND VIcE
PRESIDENT.
NICHOLAS BROU.N
GEORGE E.NGS,
WAGER WEEDE.N,
UILLi3.M RHODES.

. A meeting of tho Tippecanoe Club,
will be held TOMORROW (Friday)
evening, at I O'Clock at Head Quarters
in Church Street. A full and punctual
attendance is requested. Oct. %.
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A gentleman in New York writes to Q
friend in town, as follows:

A gentleman in New York writes TO a
friend in town, as follows:
81 am confident New Hampshire goe,
for Harrison. Here, the Loco Focos,
now claim only Nova Scotia, Ieras and
Canada and il is said that Old Hicko.
~ says he will have .4raby, if he goes
there himself to get it,"-By the Etcr-
nal!
Tho Deserts Of Afaby seem to the
old General, who has been SO long sur
rounded by the dark fogs aud pestiferous
bogs OF Loco Focoism-like n beauti.
ful Oasis, when he looks over bis spec
tacles, aud beyond the atmosphere by
which he is obiusca,cd -Eogle.
wATCnwORDs OF THE LoCOs.
"Down with The Banks ~ cries
BrowDson.
Down with the Manufactures ~
shouts ilill.
down with the Wages!" cries Bu-
chnnan.
"Down with the Prirsts and School
masters" cries Brownson.
"a shilling day ~ shouts Tappan.
I" Let them eat no Meat :" cries Will
liams.
stop Wages altogether ~ cries
Bfovnron.
i.ei there be 40 Employ ymcDr' says
R D,ckSmsop.
VIII our lsborIug population calmly
endure these slTociUus lnsnitsi- .h4s
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GEORGIA..

The following is tho aggregate vote
for members OF Congress IN 10 coun-
ties:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

entrance upon . joyful end pFFptlasl
homr. Aad Rhen The H0tes Of The
last tramp shall bs heard, and sisFP-
ing miIlisas awaks 10 isdgment, Ils
possrssor shall &c presented s'fanlt-
less before The throne VI Cad with
rrcrsding jsy. and . erosn o. giary
that shall nsser scar awag."
Such IL piely. Like lshder aswer.
planted in The fertile coil Of wsmsn's
heart, IL gross. expanding Iis foliage
and importing lie fragrance 70 all
around, ill IL 10 set 90 blsom ia per-
Peiaal sigsr and unisding beauty in
The paradise Of God.
Fallss this star. u Gill light Jon
through every labyrinth Of lite-gild
the gloom that will gather aroand
you In . dying hour. aud bring you
safely over the iempestuous Jordan oil
death. into The haven Of promised aud
settled rest -..--------
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FEMALE PIETY.

The grm Of all others which enrich.
es Ga roronet Of q iady's character
is Unaffected piety. Nature may
lavish much on her person-tbe en-
Enactment Of her conference.-the
grace Of her meiu, or the strength oil
her intellect; yet her ioyeliness is IN
crowned, till pIeiy throws around the
whole Ihe sweetness and power Of her
charms. She then becomes uuesrth.
~ in desires aud associations. The
spell which bYund her affections To
Ihe things below is broken. and she
mounts on The silent wings Of her fan-
ey aud hope TO The hsbitatIon of God.
aGere il is her delight to hpId COM
Rgnisn with tLs spirits that have
oren REASONED from the thraldom Of
Earth end ~resibed With q garland
u giosy.
Her beauty may ihsow . magical
charm over many; princes and con,
querors may bow with ADMIRATION
oil The shrine Of her love; the sons oil
scirHee Say epbsim her memory ia
Ihe page Of history-yet her piety
must be her armament, her pearl.
Her name must be written in the
>. Book af Life" that when the noun
lsins fade away, add every meme nto
of earthly greatness 10 lost in the &c.
a-ral wreck VI nature, it may rem ain
and swell the list Of that mighty
throng. which have beep clothed witt
che mautIe Of righteousness. sad theiI
voice aitoued to the melody Of hea.
sen.
With such . treasure every lofty
gratiiicatioa on earth may de purchss.
ed. Friendship will be doubIy sweet,
pain aud sorrow shalt lose their sting.
and the character will possess q price
far .abo.e riches" life will be but a
pissssnl visit 10 earth, and death the
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NEW
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

WE Be- leave 20 call the sttsaaioa q %,
insads and easlOmerss. 70 . sioe1 =
Goods nas reeeising and opening lasa $50 49,
New fosk. Ne wIii pot atiemPt 70 n-us,s
bul iasIis those wishing 70 Palehsse 70 can
and le1 cur acts SPEAK iasiead 81 WORDS
ora STOCK COMPRISES,
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS,
Do. DO. Blue do
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
Heavy doukls milrd Dub Cloth. for oEsrcests
Dc. do. Grey do. %
Do. do. Beaver do. %.
Do. 90. Pilot DO. DO.
Cassimeres, Veslings. Salineis,
Striped and plain Linsey. Kerssy.
|SapsrW hilney& Greena iakinaw Blankets
Duffie and ,1illed ditto.
Blanket and Cloth Over cats,
Ladies' Closks. Plaid Shawls. HsndkeE'
chiefs,
White. Red and Green Flannels,
Green Baize. Oil Cloth,
French and English Merin0es,
Plain. Black. and Figured Mousselin de
Lane.
French. English and American Prints,
Black and Blue black Bombszines,
Black and Colored Silks.
Plain and chsquered Muslin.
Worked Collars and Scarfs.
Florence and Straw Braid Bonnsts,
New Style Hoods, Flowsrs.
Bonnet Ribbons, Edgings. Laees, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Glass. Qusenswsrs. Croekery. and Stone
Ware,
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Hardwsre and CUTLERY.
Malssses. Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Chocolate. Mace, Cloves,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Powder. Shot, Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead, Prussisn Blue.
crOme Green. Crome Yellow, and other
Paints, &c. 10. &c.
PARKER g. NELSON.
October %. a.
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.7LlaHtie Steam .NavigatiOa.-The
greatest achievement. perhaps. Of
The present day. l. the successful sp-
plicaii0n Of steam 10 ocean nasiga-
lion. The influence Of this grand
and triumphant experiment j. already
felt in some measure in our CON-
mereiai interests. Hslfihe space be-
isesn rs and Europe is now Destroy
cd permanently. This is very pleas
ani in q time Of pesee aud shaking Of
sands. ID we're less so perhaps 10
times Of cammatian and Wild vars
alarms. Politically considered. sumo
will think il were better 10 have two
Ailaniics between the continents Of
American and Earape than annIhilste
the old one. he nearer We approach
each other. The greater our danger Of
getting inlerianglrd and insOled
In each others troubles. However.
there Is no stopping this space ami
hilaling progress; ne must fall in aud
make what good We can out Of il.
One thing II we're we'll TO consider
that this steam navigation Is not al
aays 10 be mere freight carrying or
pleasure seeking intercourse. These
same 500 horse poser contriyances
can do other work than carry laces
aud silks and the like from land 10
land. They may suddenly become
they Mercuries Of war, floating battle |
fields, flying srtillerisis With a ven.
geance; and, whenever this may hap
pen. the whoIe field and eircumstsn-
ces OF VAR mus, be changed. The
ATE OF nations will be cast. not on
fields. but on the acesn; not
y giiltering masses Of Infantry, but
y diagy steam engine men. driving
bout their war machine, light rs
.ossamer, with 500 horse power, aud
'erkins' steam guns to match.
Phiia. Sentinel.
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length Of Days.-A memoir address.
ed To the Academy Of Sciences at Munich,
BY DR.. Tenzen. contains the following
notice Of the length OF days in the prin-
cipIe cities Of Europe. At Berlin and
London the longest day has sixteen and
half hours. and The shortest seven and a
hall. At Stockholm aud Upsal, the long
est has eighteen and half hours. and
the shortest five and hall. At Ham
burg. Dsnlzic, and Sies.in, the longest
day has seventeen hours, and The short
es. seven. Al ST. Petersburg and To-
boIsk. the longest has nineteen and the
shortes, Eve hours. Al Tornes, 10 Fin
land, the longes. day has twen,y.one
hours and half. and the shortest two and
a half. AT Wsrdorbus, 10 Norway. the
day lasts from May 81 TO July % with.
GU, interruption; aud in Spi,zbergin The
longest day lasts three months and a
half. .~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

Hhitsfeld.-Once upon q time, when
The celebrated Whiiefield was addressing
an immense crowd with his accustomed
fervor and eloquence, under The shade Of
a venerable tree in The Meadows al Edin-
burgh, q poor creature, thinking TO turn
him into ridicule, had perched himself
on one Of ,hs overhanging boughs right
above The preachers head, and. with
monkey.like dex,erily mimirking his
sesticulalions. endesvored to raise a
laugh among the audience. Guided by the
looks Of some Of his hearers. White6eld
caught glance OF him. but. withou,
seeming 10 have noticed him. continued
his discourse. With the skill Of q prsc-
Used orator, he reserved the incident for
the proper place and tine. He was ex.
psiisling at the moment on the power and
the sovereignty Of Divine grace. With
gathering force aud earnesIness he told Of
The unlikely objects il had oiIen chosen.
and The unlocked for iriumphs il had Of.
ten achieved. As he rose 10 the climax
Of his inspiring theme, aud when in the
foil sweep Of his eloquence, he sudden
ly paused, and turning round. and point.
ing slowly. al the wretch above him. ex.
claimed in tone OF deep and thrilling
ps,hos-" Even he may yet be the sub
ject OF that free, that resis.less grace"
il was . shaft from the culver Of the Al.
mighty. Winged BY the Divine Spirit,
il struck the scoffer 10 The heart. and rea-
lized in his conversion The glorious truth
il conveyed. Scottish Guardian.
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HILLS BORO UGH, N. c.
PUBLISHED wEEELT
ny DENNIS UEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, or TWO poIt"
TIFrY CENTS ~ PAID IN AI'ANtE.
Those who DO not give notice OF ihe't VIZ"
20 have their Capcr dist on,in"td at the espns,
iion &c the yeas viii be PEcsnmcd ss 'ssn"s
iis outinmnncc until tountCtmanfcd -ah' w
rapcr will lie discontinued until all arT,e'ee''
are paid unless al the option 81 The I"O'''".''
Advertisements not exceeding SIXTEEN w. NV,
one dnIlnr fnr the first, and twenty-five 't''.
for zach subsequent insertion; 'orecr onet fr :"
proportion. Court advertisements twenty u"
per cent higher. A deduction 81 Ss5pe' ''""
will be made 20 sdy.P:ttIs By lac ysN
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Mattresses,

ElTIIER Double or Single, made TO
oIder-an article Of great c"mIofl'
aither in summer or winter. Orders h"
at the office Of the llillsborcugh Rece''
der will be duly al,eudtd 10.
July ~. Gu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

Just RECEIVED from New York, and ror
salc by the subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,
nHi'' Wines, of very superior
hIuseat quality.
Claret,
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale,
IRISH Whiskey,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
T. The subscriber will keen ron.
e stanlly on hand. for sale. well
made CARRYALLs and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
TH0S. d. GRAIN.
August. s,-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

I8ElNG desror Of embarking in another
business. now offer the establishment
Of the Wilmington!Advertiser for sale
do not know of a more eligible situation
for persoas desirous Of embarking in the prin.
ting business, than Wilmington. North Caro-
lima.
Terms accommodating. Application mus.
be post paid.
+. C. HILL.
wilmington, Nos. ~. as
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Notice.

p, PPLiCATIOE will be made 10 the mex,
General Assembly, to incorporate a Com
pany TO construct Turnpike Road from Ra.
leigh by way Of Hilisborough to Greensbo.
rough.
September 30. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26
Hats and Shoes.

JpA9Z93 . H9139l have i.a,,.
cClNcds
10 Cases HATS-conpsisin. r..
yer. Silk. and Brush. lssgy eheapl
10 Cases sHOES-coap.isin..
Ladies' Nd Slippers.
Do. Baskia Maikiag Shoes
Misses Nd Slippers.
Do waking Slices,
Meas Kip BToeans.
Do. Slegt do.
ALsa,
Ladies' and Gsnlls@sa's Iadia Rather O..
Shoes. ~
0elshef -. a.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.

~
In Equity-September Term. 1910.
James T,bs agent cfhs Bank Of Cape Fsar. =.
WiEiam l. Dmkam's heirs al lar.
Petition 10 sell Lands.
TT Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Ceud
that Isaiah Durham, Thomas DuihTm, Fer
dinand Durham, and D,lilsh Durham, d. nd
ants ~ this ease. ere not inha OF this
state, u is therefore ordered, that publ, alton
be made in the HillsboIough Recorder, Tor III
weeks successiSely, that unless The said deien'
dantssppcar at the next term OF this Court, 10
be held for the county Of Orange. at the court
house 10 IlIIIsboTouRh. On the second Monday
IN March next, and then and there plead, an.
swer or demur 10 the said bill, the same VII
be taken pro tonfesso aud heard eS paTie as 10
them, and dcCreed accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, c. g. w.
Price Adv $3.50. 4i-6S
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1870.

SdmueI U0Tfhdm v. Thomas Burton
Ut appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the ceul
- that the plaintiff in the case, is not rel.
dent Of this States q 10 therefore ordered. that
publication be mace in the HlllsborouRh r..
corder. lor three weeks excessively. that ssa
plaintiff be snd appear Al the next term Of he
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be bed
Tor the county 81 Orange, 81 the court hosis
10 iiillsborouRh, on the fourth MONDAY Ia
November ntIi, and show cause. II any 10
hath, wherefore . judgment rendered in bic
favor against Thomas Burton and PeFEnn NJ
ehols, al February Term. 1910, Of said cou,L
shall not be set aside.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 50 so. s7-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26
Notice.

q T August term, 1910, Of the Court of Pleas
-~ and Quarter Sessions for Orange county,
the subscriber was qualified o. executor 10 The
last will and testament OF JOHN SOUTH.
ARD. deceased, and Obtained letters tesla.
men,ary thereon; He, therefore, requests all
persons indebted TO said estate TO make pay
MI MIN n WHOM aelay' ano 'nnse hanng claims
within the time prescribed BY law, or this no.
tice will he plead in bar Of their recovery.
JAMES SOUTHARD, Err.
October 80. a.