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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-02-06
M WSUWPTTON!


SASfLY overcome 10 i've Infancy, II rapidly
~ F66glected at uneonquerahe ana "o"ah
iigehGrv. n obstinate, Vioeat and co1voro - ~"
i Ihe iaesi,able iorerunner wee" negse,. ,oo 81
pvimopary CONSUMPTION add he af'end"a. lra.n ~
sss ars...eJ heat nnd pulse, nansen, oFpress'o"
f,hs breast greens and hioody sp''le, loss o. ~,
e,sle and increase Of thirst, liberated In"ss NY
s"d hectic fever; general emacia'ion o. me
hodv. shflveled exiremiies' excessive anu
~; iseharccs sinking Of the eyes, Prostra'ion OF
strengths burning palms aud flushed cheeks, swHn"S
6.er and legs; and at length, while the wreiche4 SUI
f ss,ili sauruine Of life, cold exremities ana ego.
nz;oc death. These evils may he niPped in the bud
by ,he timely ADMINISTRATION OF that long tired ana IN
valuable Medicine, .,s
d.. Kele's Astkmatic PilIs'
uL;cL have been knOwp 10 cure persons supposed !"
he ar cone Il, consumption, Nnd exhiliii"g MI the
appearance compromising dissontion. Prices whole
boxes. 80 Pills, $l-balf do. IL Pills, so cite.
TPNone genuine unless signed T. KIDDER, sole
proprietor, and successor TO Dr.. CONWAY, rs whom
K IL for sale, at his Counting Room Nc" %, Court
street, Boston, and OsO for by bis"Pecal "ppoi"s-
menf, by tsaE -,
Doctors Buel and Beck,oith, Litchjfeld: and By
Edaoard Coolies, South Farms.
September 25. c6w7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-02-06

twill positively prevent any disease, having ten
dency to keep the animal system ID perieet health by
correcting the circulation and imputy Of the blood,
and dsapating the heterogeneous humors Of the stom
ach. This article 10 considered by all who constantly
use il, real ccmort-revver of nature, and te real
Elirir Of Life. e-s,..- ~.
18th. Pr; E..s Tscthing Syrgp.-This is one Of the
most highly priced articles with mothers, nurses and
the public in general. A child could have no more
eectual remedy 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief How many children might have been saved,
by the timely application ofths invaluable syrup Ii
according 10 abe directions, will prevent series of
diseases, such fevers bowel complaints dropsy fits
and DEATH True, il is costly but dcarer is The COM
fort and lie Of children, Try it, no disappointment
will be met with, and fit deserves patronage recom
mend it for their sake.
10th DR.. F's Healing Salve, for bruises, scarifico
ton of the skin, soreness, ulcers and the piles This
is of the most scientific compounds for the above
complaints 1t will very soon heal mp the most obs,i,
mite chronic, and oldest soreness-abate all inilam.
maton-nnd gives almost instantaneous relief to The
internal or external Piles $50 called, either blind or
| bloody va g.s8fsI 49,. :
Agents for lie dJorc-Ltchlield; A. A. Lord; Beth.
lem, s. l. LOOMS; Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft :
Woodbury.; Merriman g. Douglass; Bristol, George
Mitchell; Brookfeld, H. L. Peck g. Co. 81
! New York, Oct. "a, 1899. s, ft.s ly2l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-02-06
Mevw-4Iaven and New-Yorlx
II. @t0a1aa Boat Lire.
~ !EHw

HlflE Boats of Hthe successors of the New
IL Haven Steamboat Company" will con-
tinue to run as heretofore. leaving New Ha.
ven daily, Sundays excepted.) at o'clock
A. M. Returning, leave New-York daily,
Sundays excepted,) at z o'clock A. M
Freight taken as usual. ssN 9 @xM ~
The above mentioned successors ofthe N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed 10 be
transported by them, occasioned BY storms,
fire, perils Of the sea, or by any other act ex-
cept gross negligence proved on the part Of
said company, to q greater amount than t,rs,,-
q dollars unless q special agreement, cover
ing such risks. is made in writing; and viii
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned by. any such risks, unless the contents
q the packages shipped shall be made knowls
tothe said Company at the time OF shipment,
and the same are specially specified and sci
down ~ the receipt given blythe Company
tor,the same. G. w. HUMAN, Agent .
* ;. for sAs Successors f,Ae N. H.renS B CO !"
MeY.Haven. Dec. 2. 1889. 7, 4, 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-02-06
NEW GOODS,
lit Nse G2eSsyao Cash Store.

NNHE subscriber has received an addition
l. to his former stock of, Goods, which he
is anxious to sell cheap for cash. Purchasers
can find at his store, among other articles,
black, green and olive Cloths, Pilot Cloths,
Sattinets, Merinos, Mouselin dc y.aines; Ital-
ian, Poult de Sol and Lustring Silks; French,
English and American Prints; Furniture do;
Rob Roy, Brocha, Merino and other Shaw,s;
velvets, light and dark Vesings, cold Table
Covers, Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Cam.
brio, cross-barred and sarsnet Cambria, Book
Muslin. Bobinct Lace, linen cambria and silk
Handk'fs, silk and Bingham Cravats, brown
and bleached Sheetings, brown and bleached
Drillings. Cunton Flannel. Ticking, Cotton
Check. Corded Skirts, Cotton Diaper, Batting
and Wicking, white and colored Wadding,
Socks and Mocasins, Hose. Gloves, Umbrel-
las, SuspendsSs, &c. &c. &C. @g
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-02-06
AtlaaraoE Cooking Stoves,

AtllaTaOr Cooking Stoves,
both of the old pattern, and likewise of the
new and latest improvement, which by hav-
ing moro spacious oven and more copious
draft around it, (well calculated for roasting
turkeys and pigs for thanksgiving,) is war;
ranted to do the work in n manner which
c6g2e't BE GeCgg-and hasa external fin
ish that laughs at comparison. Besides, the
adaptation for work is such rs entirely to OBJ
viate the difficulty of lame backs and scold-
ing wives, thus reducing every thing to order,
convenience, and ECONOMY. What more CAN
be desired Prices, without variation, 1G, 23,
&c, 90 dollars.
Pipe 6SaaG Esss'asS 5eg9'e,
Made of first rate material and in good style,
Lilchfeld, Nov. 81. ,.O... 25
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-02-06
RARE IAN CE.

RODGERS & PETERS
0FFER for sale from 2 to doz. SLE1eHs
~ and CUTTERS, consisting of variety OF
plain ones from 1875 to $35 each. Also,
fot Of North River ribbed and swan-neeks,
from 1886 to $75. They have on hand, and
are constantly manufacturing, Carriages and
Wagons, consisting of Chariots, single Car
Yiages, with or without leather tops-also bu-
siness and buggy Wagons, all of which they
will be happy 10 sell Mt q reasonable discount
for cash to suit the present "panic times"
% They have also first rate Painters in
their employ, and will execute Painting and
Repairing with neatness and despatch.
Litchfeld, Dec. 10. ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06
From tho Ohio Statesman.
A VOICE FROM THE HERMITAGE.


Below we publish the reply of the vene.
rable Hero Of New Orlerns, to the letter OF
q committee appointed by the last Legis-
lature, inviting him to join the citizens OF
Ohio in celebrating the next anniversary
Of our National independence:
HERMITAGE, May II. 1880.
GENTLEMEN: had the honor to receive,
by due course Of mail, your hattering com.
munication of the 18th February last, ell.
closing the preamble and resolutions adop'
ted by the Legislation of Ohio, by which
l am invited to unite with them and the
people OF that Stale in celebrating the
approaching anniversary of our National
Independence.
An answer to this communication has
been deferred thus long, because of my
earnest wish to accept it, should the state
of my health have continued such as to
authorize the hope that l could perform
the journey. But finding that my strength
has not lalterly increased, am constraln'
ed to give mp the agreeable wish, and must
request you to convey 10 the Legislature
and people of Ohio my sincere regret
,ha; it will not be in my powerto wait upon
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06
WATCH
AND clocE MAKING

wv Il. CURRIE, Watch and Clo'S
w Q Maker, from Europe, would res
pectfully inform the public generally, that
he has commenced business IN TINS pace
in the shop formerly occupied by Dr. Reid
where he will be happy to wait on those
who NAV honor him with their patronage.
From his long experience and moderate
nr;ces he feels assured he will be able to
give general satisfaction
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06
From the Pendleton Messenger.

: If the contest for the Presidency was
between Van Buren, and Harrison, as in
dividuals merely, we should scarcely re-
gard it rs worth moments reflection.
But when we consider that they are but
instruments, welded by the interests raj,
lied under their names, without themselves
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06


I will beg leave to present another sub
;eot to your consideration, worthy ofyour
serious regard-a subject of vital impor-
tance to the whole south-I mean the sub
iect of Abolition. 1t is the blindness OF
stupidity or the madness of party, for any
man to doubt that the nomination of Gen.
Harrison was made with the view and for
the purpose of obtaining strength by pro-
curing the votes of Abolitionists. The
friends of General Harrison say that he
was nominated because it was thought ne
could obtain the most votes. Of this l
have no doubt; but the reason for believ-
Ing that he could procure better vote
than Henry Clay, was, that he might get
the strength and influence ot thas support,
which Clay could not. There arc some
facts which I know, and few others to
which will refer upon this subject. l
know that no petition having for its object
the abolition of slavery in the District OF
Columbia, in the States or Territories, has
been presented this session but by Wing.
know that no speech has been made in
favor of Abolitionists this Congress, but
has been made by Whig. know that
upon the final vote to exclude, by rule
Of the House, the reception of these peti-
tions, bu, one Wing from a non-savehol.
ding State voted with us, while fourSouth-
ern Wings voted against US, among whom
was John Bell, of Tennessee, the Whig
candidate for Speaker. I know that a!
least two of the Democratic party refused
to be made the instruments of presenting
such petitions, and one of them Sanatol
from Ohio, a non'slavcholding State, where
the AboIitlonists are numerous. Mr.. Tap.
pan said:
"Ohio will do unto others as she claims
that they should do To- her. AS she vii
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28
FOR THE MADiSoSIAl
GEN. VAN BUREN,.
ONE OF MANY.

Is it not astonishing that the people, in their
thusasm for Gen. Harrison, should have altogether
overlooked the milhary career OF Gen. Van Buren,
/" fair play is jewel" Have they not seen the last
Message, and noticed the great military skill dis
played by Cen Van Barren in the disposition OF the
American forces in the late campaign. To do JUS
tice TO General, you should understand the enemy
he has TO aud The difficulties he has TO encoun-
err Il wl b, recollec,ed that at the opening of the
campaign, our General had two powerful and inde
ialigable enemies already 10 The field 10 encounter
the Seminoles in the South, and the insurgents,
headed by Gen Talimadge in ,he North-he one
overrunning The bea uiiul Territory Of Florida and
numbering its citizens in cold bluodlhe other over
running the pliDs OF Dutc hess, and threatening Kin
derhook itself Gen. Van Buren, with perception
as quick bought, and generalship that would do
credit TO the greatest military man hving-indeed 1t
is Questionable whether since the days OF. Hannibal
more military skill has been displayedat once des
patched the veteran McComb with proclamation TO
attack the Seminues; and that no'hing might b. LEFT
undone, conferred on the General The power to call
into the service many Hood hounds as might be
necessary track up the Indians and bring them 10
10 hear the General read his proclamation To them
while the President took the field concentrated the
main body Of the army on the heights Of Trenton
reconnoeTed, in person, the camp OF the Insurgents
under Gen. Tallmadge reviewed his army al Tren-
ton as he informed US his message, (aoa perions
enterprise and communicated all the facts 10 Con-
gress by many euogy ON the veteran troops under
his immediate mapd who had sustained The ia
ligues OF the campaign, NOW outstanding 'he heat oi
the season, the thermometer Standing frequently as
high as 30 in the shade Both expeditions IL Is true,
sgnally failed the in Florida sill continues in
all its horrors by about hundred and 6hy Semi
n1les, aeans, The South wing Of the army. Gen.
Tallmadge having defeated the main body, com
manded by the President in person, pursued General
Van Buren 10 the capitol, and has actually enter
ed the, city in triumph. Sill, let justice be
done = Hannibal was defeated Bonapane was de-
feaied-bui who ever doubted their military skill :
| hope no will be so ingenious as to draw dis
paraging distinction between Gen. Harrison and
Gen. Van Buren, merely because - Gen. Harrison
has fought more battles than any other man living,
and never was defeated" and because Gen. Van
Buren was unsuccessful in the late campaign. Lei
The Madisonian., 1840-01-28

Rhode Isiand-The Wing State Convention Of
Rhode Island, assembled at Providence nominated on
the I7,h ius, Ssmunl w King. Of Johnston. for the
office Of Governor and Byron Dlman Of Bristol for
the Office OF Lieutenant Governor.
The Loco Foco nominations for the same Offices are
John Brown Francis, Of Warwick for Governor. and
Nathaniel b. Bullock, Of Bristol for Lieu,enan, Co
vernon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
Brandreth's Pills.

y VEGETABLE snd uaissrsal A.se,ei.e
90 pr0srd N The tKFeaaEse ef fIfnsara. i.
L. ehen propelly psastsesea aish, ! alas.,w
esre II every form II he cklF cKE lraast
II hasins tie same asigin. sad IL faraIl -
CON lie UNIVERSAL ROOT II III dssssss
ramel, IMMUNITY 81 lMFLkl Eft ,iaesl.s
a,aa 81 lar BLDUD.
n ! pcsl,d u Iislie more liar sllse ,s,,.
II he L. Thy lave testotsd q : li.ir n
AeaiuA ard erloymeni over unE LIhLKED
THOUSAND prfsols, sha vie Fisea ar
= II. usabie W Physscasns q Ne lfss larl AL
standing, and n many sasss aaen esray 0ller
rrmedy had been fssulis ] % i vain.
m iii rasesnf Pain a. " eaknsss, Rlsiiss !,
he chronic or rccrHi. sktihsF I r. dtsinssssr
- N lie side, sheiheI Il arise n. ID sot.,s.
rational o. from some immediate cause, -.
tl..r a Le lrcn is.ktaEAl pr e1lesn4l Illass. II
viii be cured ~ Pettessrrg y nc 50 q iisse
Pille.
TLis principle or ruaeieg Si,h Braai,e:k;,
pill. reu.oses nolhiag hi lhr nselsss AID e..
sayed rstaisIes Itosn The BODY The moikid ald
eosInps hunols Sf ale blood. ilose Llnoss
wl,.eh eaase dissase- they impsde lLs fare.
,ioas ar shc liver shen tiey settle nlsA 10,
ofean, and Nhith. Mhcn lies settle ultn H.
muscles, protuae aieun.ssismi ~ uptn IL
nessss, pfcdu,e goIt; - uinn he laaiF, no.
daee runsunl, lions ~ MI lie int siinfs, 80
tissness; o. ppen the lining n lEs hinsd IS.
| stl.. apnplexy aud paralysls. and I'll lie Ian
a disorders 81 melancholy 70 The s.lsfeT al
al Who behold ihem
Yes, pnrgiar tkrst lrr.cls ~ n ~, b., a
lie true suIr Coz I'll ti.sss s1nr'aiais, ana -.
ery ether fsim o. disesse. Ihis u ~ nst .
4 assesiion- ii il ! III mrnsiralse sFhil. sldasea
ds, II i extending issel; FL and s1cil i le.
coming kIoHn, and moie and more sgiusi.
iated
The cure !! pnreirc may msTs d.ferdlp 4
inc laws nhIrh produce sNssinrss o. puftl !,
than may be grnetEily imagined. Nhaitks
tends 10 slsgnsts. vail produce sselnsFs. ~
cause Il tends 10 pnirsfasiinn: iLsnlois ID.
| necessity IL rerslnni sAer.i.e = seen
II When unslaat extEeisr rannsat Le hsei from
Any CAUSE. the srrasosaI use II crrAI&,
MEpseISE - ABSOLUTELY rsqauf. Thu
lie snnduils Il tie blood. liz L,nnlain ~ LIE
are krpt tree horn those ~ rnniiss biz b y rul
rtoyenl lis steady rusIsat minisieiisg ksslih
Thus morbid huneIs are prtssni.d hrm BE-
coming mixed with il n i natss slnk /
Ithns assisted iircneh tie msans. AID ssslst
which she has provided far Lvnea
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange CoEnty.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term. 1910.

Samuel Horiham Y. Thomas BurtOn
TT appearing 10 the satisfat tim If the Court
- that The plaintiff ~ this case, is hot resi-.
Dent Of ills State: II il Therefore nrdcrrd. that
puhlics'inn be made in the marlborough Re-
corder, for thrsc weeks successfully. that sad
plaintiff be and appear at tie next term Of the
Court Of f!eas and q iaricr Sessions Ia he held
for The county OF Orange, AT tie court house
in Hillsborouph, on the fturh Monday in
November next, and show eausr, il any he
hath, wherefore iadamen, rendered in his
favor ncsiaet Thomas Burton and persnn Nj.
chols. al February Term. 1870, Of said coui,
shall not be set aside. <
!. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv s. 20. 37-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

III. Chnpdlsr,a resident efDlawiidis
coupt, Ia this state, and lived about
as miIrs from PetFFsbuFE, and hyeI
wilrs frum q place called Rock hna.
SAYS her psrsnis are dead spa shs
has seea Fesigiag wiih Der sistrr On .
small farm. Der interest In ahlcA she
said - raiss money Tor this adsea.
farr.
0se aTlae nsgra fellows sas aress-
"a q ! female. lie i brighstaslst-
10. gave is name - Iacaa, and says
hc = The property u Bar~el Elder.
Charles i black, an says he i The
properly q Midas Grrgg. Or Green,
al residents of Dina idd,r.
Miss Asrlhs'- object Waa 70 iak'
up her residence 10 this caanty. hire
tie negrues 81 the sat furnaces. and
live On the proceeds Of their wages.
She appears. fram The conversation
&C had aiIh her. 10 have just awoks
To the Nervousness 81 her crime. ahiei
she u once prampsI, confessed. Th'
simple and uasarnished story shs
tells, indace u 10 believe that. viii
her. crime i . novelty. II she has
friends in Dinaisidie they should =
onee Como forward 90 her aid. I'hi'
adventure will prove lessan 10 her,
even if she escape The just punish
ment Of hrr crime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

Rererses Of FsTfme.-The U. States
Marshal WIN has just completed The
census Of Cincinnati, mentions these N.
cidenis:
met q man shn had ruined himself
BY inlempersncs and was snbsisling on
charity. thai knew in Pittsburgh in The
year 1915. owner Of . fine property and
store worth 5000 At that time. The
property alone. ! have no doubt. would
since have brought sl5O.000.
found in the person Of day laborer
in one 81 our Ioundsies, man who had
once owned large iron establishment in
Scotland. on The Cannon side. lie had
become insalsed with Others. and render.
ell thereby insoIveDt. Ny symPaihies
were The more strongly excited here from
The simple dignity which forbore repining
Or complain, he family manifested IN ,he
case.
| found also The widow ei . distinguish
ell professor in an Eastern college. who
was u The lime eating her humble supper
with her daughter. under such circum.
stances Of penury. that their very table
was Turned Of board laid across an old
barrel. ...z ..s.m
have fund in the city two cases Of
disparity Of age between The oldest and
youngest brother, worthy Of notice. 10
one instance the oldest brother was 60.
the youngest IS. In The other when The
father was living, and aged 70 years, one
brother was 46 and The other ?.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

FR0M tie subscriber. N Thursday the Ilth
. spas under his belly. A liberal reward will
be paid 10 any person who will deliver him
q my home. in Oraag. county, one mile and
haif from G,olheI's store; and any infnrma
iinn respecting said horse will IL thankfully
received ~ The subscriber Letters may be
addressed 10 Prospect Hiil. cssWeIl eeuaty
SpINY HENSIEE.
October % Is 3w-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
NE W
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

WE bre Eeavs 70 can he atlssli0n q or
frssna4 aaS euslo1nss& - Etes4 Il
Gocds $50 receising ana cFeDiss, - 49,
Nsm Nesk. Ne Rill nol asseEps p hatss 81.
bit intiae these wishing - purchase u 80
and ies err aeis speak lassead q nofoA
ouR STOCK c0MFRIsEs,
Superior wool dyed BLACK ILOlhSs
10. 10. Blue d..
do. %. Invisible Green, do
Heasy dsasie nilrd Drab cloih. fsr OveFcoais
d.. "a. Gfsy de-. -
NJ. Do. Beaver Do. %.
D.. dn. Pilot Do. %.
Cassimsres. Feslings. Sslinets.
Striped and plain Linssy. Kersey.
SoperW hilney Il Green Mskinan Blankets
Dufilr and iwilled disios
Blsnkel and Cloth 0rrr Goats.
Ladies' Clocks. Plaid Shasls, Ilandksr'
chiefs,
White. Red and Green Fisnnels,
Green Baize, Oil Cloth,
French and English Merinoes.
Plain. BLACK. and Figured Mousselln d
Lane.
French. English and American Prints,
Black and Blue black Bombszinss,
Black and Colored Silks.
Plain and Ghequered Muslin. -~.-
Worked Cellars and Scarfs.
Florence and SlraS Braid Bonnets,
New Style Hoods. Flowers.
Bonnet Ribbons. EJgings. Laees, &c. &c
ALSO. .. .s..
Glass. Queenswsre. Crockery. and Stone
Ware,
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Hasd3 are and Cuitlery.
M0lasses. LoaI and Brown Sugar,
Chocolate, Mace. Cloves,
Race and Ground Ginger.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead, Prussian Blue.
Crome Green, Crome Yelluw, and otheI
Paints, dc. &c. ar.
| PARKER g. NELSON.
octobsr =. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

Novel .7dreHtare.-Was arrested
BY Dir. Huddlesion. about twenty We
miles from this place. a youth aud
t~o negroes. travelling in q small
wagon. snder suspicious cireuns,an
ces, aud brsagIi into Charleston. Up.
on eksmiastiun IL - sscertained that
the youth Sss a female, dressed in
msu's apparel. She APPEARS TO be
about 90 years " age. drsicaie. and
nst very homriy, aud psssed uuder
the nsms Of Wm. keiiAnd. When sr
Nrre introduced in h~r domicil BY the
silsr. she gave Us her name IS M1r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

n r August Terna. ISac. II he caaTt 81 Pleas
- ard 4aarser Sessions. Far Orange eonn
msntaFy thersua; lie. therefore. requests I'll
persons Indebted 20 said estate "a make psy.
meat Hithoa1 delay. ard those having claims
will present them. properly authenticated,
within The time prescribed by Law, or this no.
tire vii Be plead Il har Of their recovery.
JACOB NEASE. Err.
Ob,ober 70. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
HILLS ROuG II. n. {.
frELIsnEp wEEKir
ny DENNIS uIARTr,

AT -nEtE rpItsEs Yray, 'R 1nctutAH
rRrY tESTs " ram N Al fAStE.
There WHO 10 ret give no'ft al ilfT VIM
10 have thstrt apcr ristunt;nosc nj Tie tSr'i"'
iien nf thc year, vi tr r'ssnn''d - ''st"
i,stoniinrImc uniIl ttrti' mara cd - ~" ="
raptr Will Il ,,isscnsirutd tEtli all EEts'Ftfs
Az raid. nnltss III 81 e triitr Il 'ir ltt'ls''f'
Adynfitssmrnis MT t.t,rdu . siS'tth h'5'
"nc d"t'ar fnf Il g fitst, ard tr'ut,.if ''''s
for Fash s.ss qtehi insf'tiot; itnee eItt :"
proportion. Court afvrrtisrnn n's 'rfn'si'c
per r"ni tift,.. A dt,mt ."m' tSSsI" f'"''
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
OiunEe County.
Court II rltas aid Quaitf Sessions.
May Tenn. 1910.
Jamss UhiisiH '. Jossph HtelEnd.
original Atia.i..aI.
1T sppesfing 10 tie ssIisfsI;i.s 81 u. Cent,
t.st 3ss. ID rEss'snt. Tie t.isnrslt ~ Ills
sasc, IL rot an ihh1siiani .f tLis tisit; II -
lhsEslcTe oitrted. thst tItlration /, maf1 in
the iiillsborUueL Eesord,r for Eix su.ut,.,e
weeks, f"r Gsid defendant ia hr snd sIl'st
before The JEstic,s ii out Court II Pkst att
Quarter Se'si.ks, 10 be ted l"E VIZ '.ttty II
orange, ~ the rnEli krusr H. tisl'tteftLsk, q
the iu"rih aorf.a. IN ApEus, LtN, sre H.
aud shrse 'tpi'sy ~ plead 4. msrs. ~ isfs.
mrut pro ssayfssU will b. entered stat,t sssF.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 81. 90 ES