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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

Feat Of Strengh.--A German in PhiIadel-
phla, on a wager, carried the carcase Of a call
weighing 100 pounds. one mile without stop
ping, on Monday week. He has entered into
another wagerto carry one weighing lao pounds,
the same distance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

Relies Of The PGst-Some worknen dug up
quantity Of human bones near The Navy Yard
Brooklyn, day or two ago. Among the rest
were the remains Of a skeleton with iron mana
c'es still on the wrists. 1t is supposed that the
moulderipg bones are the remains of some oi
the victims of oppression on board the noro.
rious Jersey prison ship.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

Mcleod Indie ted.-The Lockpor, Democrat
states that the Grand Jury after having been
two or three days engaged in hearing the evi-
dence against Mcleod, came into cour, on the
9th inst, with bill against him for murder.
The Democrat states that his trial will not
take place until the fourth Monday in March,
unless special court be ordered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
Public School Notice.

A n Examination Of the Public School, in this
"a town, will take place in the following order,
VIZ
That Of the Female Department Of No. 9, on FRI
day, 18th inst
day, the 18th inst.
Tha, Of the Male Department Of No. |. on FRI.
day. the 18th inst
That of the Female Department, Of No. J, on Mon
dav the 22d inst.
The Examination Of each School, the day spec
flied will commence at . o'clock A. ".
Parents and Qua aIdisns Of Pupils aud others inter
esied IN Public Schools, are invited 10 attend.
By order Of the Committee,
WIN. n DOUGLASS, SeeTy.
Newpo Feb. H. 154l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
TUESDAY, Feb. 10th
Gle AIRED
l5th-Bris Poland, Cozzeus, Havana.
DISASTER.

The Sch'r Henry. of Boston, Trench master.
from Providence for Boston went ashore on the
East side Of the Bishop Rocks, on Thursday sht
last, where she remained until Sunday night, when
after throwing over her ballast she was got OIL
without any damage We Learn she had Prori-
aeuce Pilot on board
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

A Large Estdie.-The Piltsb urs American
states tina, Mr.. Wm. Hosg. of Brownsville,
Penn. died at his residence on Friday week,
leaving an estate OF sl,l0O,OOO TO collateral
heirs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, DC.
NEWPORT, ss,-C1erk'S Office, Supreme Judie
'at Court Jan. I0M A. ID. IslI
"HEREAs SARAH HATHAWAY, OF
w Tiveron in the County Of Newport. wife OF
THOMAS J. HATHAWAY. of said Tivenon.
has this day filed in this Once her petition, pray
Ing for certain reasons therein stalled thata decree
be passed to dissolve the matrimonial connection
subsisIlng between her aud her said husband,
THOMAS J. HATHAWAY. Notice Is there
!ure hereby given TO the said THOMAS, that he
be and appear, II he IT, before the said Courl
TO bs holden n, Newport on the first Monday OF
March next, aud shew cause II any he has, Why
the prayer OF SAID Petition should not be granted.
Jan 10Th h-Gw T.. y. ALLAN, Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

Presentation Of Srord.--The Leg islaiive
Council of Florida have resolved TO present
Lieut.. Col. Harvey with a sword for his ser
vices in that territory against the Indians.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

The nert Steamer from Lirerpool.-Onc OF
the Cunard line was TO leave Liverpool the
9th, and, il she did, will probably arrive this
week. Important news from China is expected
BY her
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

A Young Scamp.-The Baltimore Clipper
states that lad in that city. on the evening of
the eclipse, persuaded his companions that the
eclipse could only be seen from his mothers
yard. and charged them a cent for admission.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
Newport Lyceuln.

A Lecture will be delivered on THURSDAY
evening next, at Armory Hall, by Rev. FEAS.
els VISToS. Subjec,-The Consultations oi
the several States OF the Union. Lecture cor,.
mences at O'Clock.
Tickets Tor the evening IL l2 cents, to be
had at the Bookstores, or at the door.
Feb. 10,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
d Dte0.

IL this town On Monday eth inst, Mrs. Oakley
wife Of Mr. Edward Oakley, aged 20 years.
Yesterday morning, Aboy Frances, yooageS'
daughter oI Dyct. Thomas 2. Moore, 10 the Ith
rear Oi her sse.-Fubersl to-morroS afternoon al
z o'clock, which relations and friends are invited
10 attend.
In Providence, on Sunday last, Mr, John Burr,
Jr, aged - ycafs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE NEW
PORT, n. I.

POST OFFICE, NEW
r, n. ..
RY !, IS4I.
ing for them wiNpieas,
$ they are placed in a
Manchester Freedom
Mason w ;
Melville Andrew
Melville James NJ
Mrs-Mitchell Mary G
Mansfield Abagail
Miss--Northup Hephzi-
bah Il ,
Patiinson James
Pease William
Peckham Peleg Jr
Mrs-Parnidge NJ ID
Pinigar Lucy
Peabodey Abbe
Mlss-Portor Sarah
Parker Helen NJ
Peckham Mary Jane
Peabody Hannah
Rogers Robert
Rose Giles
Ra,ekin Christopher
Miss'-ROtinson Orilla
Smith Mr.
simmons Nathaniel
Sherman Cap
Small Cap John
Sumner L A
smith Edmund
Shaw William
Stanton Nathan
Stall Isaac
Stlll George
Smith John q
! Skinner Parmonius
Mrs--Smilh Hannah
MIss--Standlsh Deborah
Stewart Agnes
SIsson Hannah w
Tallman Asa Jr
Few Latham L
Taylor Peleg
Mrs-Taylor Bethiah J
Thompson Esther
Miss-'row Jane J
Thompson Lucy
rew Bnth
Van Zandt Washington
Wilson Cap Samuel 2
Wilson Freeman X 3
Wilson George A
Wilbor Benjamin
Wilbor Thomas
Wilson George II
Woodward Robert
Wood James >
Walden Joseph
Mrs-W llllams Sarah =
Wallace Elenor
MlpDlETcwN.
Barker Joseph A
JAMESTOWN.
Hull riden an
Watson John J
Anthony George
IRisn.
Riley John o
Rcgan John
Il. II. CARR, L. Nj
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SNIP & NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10.
! Seh'rs Jubilee, Chase. of DuXbury. fm Wick
ford for Norfolk Industry, Hart Of and I'm New
Bedford for New York; Sophronia, Fountain OF
Warren. (Me) from Providence for York River
Eagle, Fitzhue, of Yorktown, from do for do
! Sloop Senator. Clifford. Of n. York frm West
port for New York.
THURSDAY, Feb il,h.
! Barque Trinidad, Thompson, of aud for New
Haven II days from Trinidad. with 80 900 lbs.
old Copp-r.-Leit at Trinidad, barque Panther,
and brig Black Hawk, both Of New Haven, bound
10 Porto Rico IN load for New Haven.
Sloop Midas, Dennis, I'm New York for Prov
yrPassed mp, at p. NJ. Brig Splendid. OF
Piitston. (Mel 20 days fm Mobile for Providence.
SALEp-Sch'Is Sophronla, and Eagle for York
River
Sch'r Texas, Baker, fm Providence for Bait
S,uLD-Sch'r Jubilee. Chace Norfok-and re-
SATURDAY. Feb 18th.
Brig Victory, Chacc. Of and for Providence, 10
davS from Charleston.
Schr Talma Jarvis, ofChatham, I'm Providence
for n. York.
Sloops Candace. Brown. from Fall River for
New York; Com. Perry, WisIon. from Bristol
for do
Sch'r Independence, Stewart. from Fall River
for New York.
sloop Herald, Brown. from Providence for n.
York
SAmED-Barque Trinidad, New Haven.
MONDAY. Feb. 18th.
Sch'r Henry. Trench, Of and for Boston, from
Providence-having been ashore near the Bishop.
Sch'r Maiden. Wilson, of Provincetown from
Providence for Elizabeth City.
Rev. Gutter w olcott. Mather. I'm New London
Sch'r Harvest, of bingham, Bates from Provi
dencc for
TUESDAY, Feb. 10th
No arrivals
yTThe Sch'r Henry, of and for Boston, while
heaving up anchor al the Point anchorage this
morning. parted cable and lost her best anchor
She will procure one and proceed to Boston.
Is PcaT-St hrs Jubilee, for Norfolk Industry,
Talms, and Independence for n. York, Maiden
for f. Civ; Henry. for Boston; Texas. for Bal
timore; Harvest, for - ;-Sloops Senator,
Herald. Candace, and Com. Perry, for n. York.
CLEARED.
nr;u DnianI CozypnS Havana
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
For Sale or to Let.

1s,l The house in Tew Town, formerly own
1Tssm ed and occupied by Mr.. Arnold Hazard
IU2a For further particulars enquire Of
THOMAS or HENRY B. HAZARD.
Feb. 3, 3w'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
A dr rtr q.

In tins town, On Sunday evening 7,h inst, b. the
Rev. Mr.. LesyeT, Mr.. Oliver W Dswley, to Miss
RROda AlbTo, all oil thIs town.
On "Wednesday evening last, BY the Rev. Ar
Steers, Mr.. Wnnan Young. ~ MISs Mary Wal
den. eldest daughter Of the tate Cap VIM. Wal.
den, all OF this Town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
J. q. SHAW
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
HNHE subscriber has been appointed aud qualified
TO act as Administrator OF the estate Of TIM
OTHY PECKHAM. late of Sonih Kinssiown
decd; all persons indebted are requested to make
immediate paymen, TO him,
NATHANIEL c. PECKHAM.
Feb I2ih.-3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17

FEBRUA
o. Persons call
sag " adpsrtised, a
separate Dor.
Almy Gideon
Austin William
Almy VIM J
Miss-Alger Mary V
Bowen ID n Co
Pateman Laiher
Bellows J n
Baker David q
Barker Juha J
" Braman John L
" Browning Conten
Miss-Bennci Permella
Bliss Hannah VI
BlivCn Susan
Bond Mary
: J Court Go Newport
Clarke Samuel
Caswell William
( Cahoon Francis
Cheese John
C"well ; Il
Chase Josiah
Cook DOct.
Crans,on William s
Cary Nathan
Mrs-Campbell Maria
Carpenter Sarah NJ =
Corser Dorothy
Church Jane T.
Chase Betsy
Coal Mary
Devons Charles
Dawley z A
Mrs--Demercst Rebecc;
Dickinson Louisa
Fellows William NJ
Mrs-Fielding Nancy .
Freeboru W aliy
Freeborn Abby ID
Gilmour Thonas
Gardner Doct
Greyer Joso
Mrs-Grinnoll George
Greene Anna
Ilough James
Howard William l.
Howard Samuel
Nallett Capt
Hopkins Wantou
Hubbard James
Mrs-llammond John L
iluHtcr Mary )
Aliss-liozard Mary
Hill Caroline
llaltcu Margaret
Jack Alexander
James Samuel
James q L
Luther John III
Lortun Harriet
Lawion Sabina
Nc Allister Daniel
MCLoud Cap John
McLoud Rodcrick
McQuesllon Andrew
Manuel Antonla
Monpin William III
Miles Thomas II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-17
POlier'S Garden and Nurseries,
CRANSTON, n. ..

The proprictorS Of this establishment
have made an addition to their former
stock of Trees and Plants. by a number
+ . A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
MASONIC HALL, NO. 80.

C lapel Hill, nth Oct. A q. ss4l, A. d. 1871
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Having heard Of the death Of our high
" esteemed brother RICHARD BULLOCK,
be it therefore
Resolped, That we sincerely lament
the loss which Masonry in general, and
this Lodge in particular, has sustained in
the death Of our friend and brother RICH
ARD BULLOCK. d..
ResolUed further, That in testimony Of
our esteem and sorrow, we will wear for
thirty days the usual badge Of mourning.
Resolued further. That this Lodge sin
ccrely sympathise with the family Of. the
deceased in their Affections.
Resolued farthsr, That copy Of the
above resolutions be sent to the family o
the deceased. a..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
TIE MARKETS.
Obifuary.

Died. at Piiisborough, Chatham eoun
~. on Saturday morning last. Gov. Jons
OWES, known thrOughOu, The state - one
Of our most distinguished and valued ciii-
zens. Governor Owen filed for two
years the executive chair Of state: repeat
edly represented his county in ihe state
Legislature, and occupied osiler sia,ions
Of trust and honor; and in an stations.
whether in public or private life. the mild
and gentle virtues shone conspicuously,
and endesred him 10 al who had the hap
piness Of coming within their influence.
Il is justly said, by the editor Of the Re-
gisier. that he has gone down to the grave
in the ripeness Of manhood and in the
midst Of his usefulness, leaving his fami-
ly the proud inheritance Of IN unhlcmi,h-
ed name. and 10 all Tho encouraging ex-
ample Of useful and honorable life. /. s
Gov. Ovens illness. we learn, was
lingering, but borne with cheerful f,rii-
tude. He had Cor some time distinct
view Of his dissolution. which he conlem-
plated with that composure which his life
Of usefulness, and an unaffected submus-
sion to the will Of Providence, were ell
cuIated to bes,cw; and, a siill more ga,
tifying, ii is said, .hs died in full posses
sion Of Christian faith, and in joyful ex-
pectaiion Of glorious resurrection =.
| Died, in Davidson county, on the 9th
instant, Mr.. JAcoB BRuxsELL, aged about
20 years. He was an excellent man. and
his loss will be severely fas by his neigh
bors. ~- a. 3
Died, in Davidson county, on the 9Th
instant, Mr.. ZEBuLos Hunt, aged about
IS years. worthy and val ed citizen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

intends % dsesiEs Oihss. lie mgFs dan
iniimaiss thai Congress. Al il lals eIlr.
session. appropriated . siKleen millions
right hundred and eighiy-iwo thousand
nine hundred and ninesy-iuo dollars" YET
ne very well knows. Or ongh 10 Enor.
dat twelve millions q Ihai sam W. 70
appropriation Il NJ. bui simply an aci %
authorize loan. and thereby % PM
twelve millions or dollars into lhe reasu-
~, = means % pay the appropriations
otherwise made. He might, with equal
proPriey. add. % appropriation, ihe
whole amount of money received Tor du-
iies on imports. or any olher source Of
revenue. liza farmer purchases pIania-
lion Tor FIVE hundred dollars. and expends
1--WE hundred dollars more in improving
IL; and 70 enable him 10 meet these ex-
Penses bOrrows one thousand dollars. can
any one be so simple As 10 suppose ihai
ihe transaction involves an expenditure Of
two thousand dollars! Is il not plain that
the first debt is exiinguished by the crea-
ton Of the second Just so with the
i" Loan Bill" II created a new debt Of
twelve millions Of dollars; but il extin-
guished an equal amount Of the old debt.
IL a Wing had heen guilty Of such So
phisty, the Standard would pronounce il
a perfect +" humbug;" now, we suppose,
il can only be considered as Loco Foco
consistency"
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Fur The Recorder. o


Mr.. EDITOR: | trust you will pardon
me for presuming to trouble you with a
communication, for it is indeed due to the
country that no Wing be found slumber-
ing at his post. -.
There is a party abroad in our land,
who, though by no means formidable at
present, should be watched with the eye
Of eternal vigilance. Urged on TO the
consummation Of their nefarious and de-
testable designs, indissolubly hound to-
gether by the ties of a mighty, though un.
hallowed ambition, they are daily and
constantly striving to elevate themselves
to power, Notwithstanding the seal of con-
demnation which majority of nearly one
hundred and fifty thousand Of the freemen
of this glorious republic have so recently
and so indellibly stamped upon their abo-
ninable principles. They preach out
their doctrine with all the pride of pre-
sumption, and falsely assume the garb O.
democracy. They boldly tell us that
their opponents, the Wings, will inevita-
bly, su5vert the liberties Of the country.
Now with regard to this party, the Locos,
| have oftentimes struggled with my
thoughts to ascertain if there was any re-
ality in their boosted pretensions; and If
could conclude by any means even that
our sacred liberties would be safe in their
hands. And in scanning their history
again and again, | seriously conclude that
their doctrines, so far from being founded
upon that good old-fashioned patriotism
which animated our fathers in by-gone
days, are the mere pufIs of demagogueism,
prompted by the infamous subtleties Of
the tyrant's mind. do not wish to be un.
derstood as saying that there are no ex.
ceptions 10 this rule; some, doubtless, are
honestly deceived, and Others stubbornly
blinded by their prejudices.
This party are now rallying their for
ces with all the trumpet notes OF prepare
ton, and presume on success in the sub
sequent contest by waging an offensive
political ware. They tell US that we had
the entire advantage of them in the late
struggle. because they had to act on the
defensive, whereas now they viii turn the
joke. Thus vainly concluding that few
short revolutions Of the moon, by some
magical process, have blo,,ed out their pc
litical crimes, fragrant as they are, from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
STATE OF NORTH-CARoLiNA.
Orange County.
october 6

In Eqsity--SeP,smber Tern. is4l.
Cailei CsmpbsH '. Edward FarSer aud sihsrs.
SHtlIS case coming on 10 he heard. il 10 or
= dercd that publication be made in tie
Hilishorongh Recordcr, for six weeks sseccs.
ssivsly, that Edward Turner, one Of The de-.
PENDANTS in this cause, appear al the psxt
tesus Of this Court, 90 be held for the soaAty
OF Oraage. At the coar. ksnse in Hilishoraagh,
en- the sesond Monday sf Mareh n.xI and
plead, answer or densr, 81 tbs bill viii II les
ker pro eanfesso, and sol down FOR hearing OK
parts as 10 him.
JAMES VERB. CO n
PTee sds. - 90 % CIV
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IA 5fdarripiy .4~idfaf occurred ID
dis county. few niles below Ibis place,
m Saturday The I'd instant. Several men
were engaged In erecting . lOg house On
Me premises q Mr. James Jackson, IT,;
.,,ey were ia the &C. of elesaiiag lag,
when il slipped and Gen. striking Mr..
WIliam c. Jackson on ihe head, and
,aking him with il 10 the ground. crushed
MS head in so shocking q manner that he
died in about Zen hours.
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M'LEOD.-The trial OF M'Leod is
progressing, and the evidence published
in full dailyin some Of the northern pa
pcrs; but we have not room even for a
summary. The general impression seems
to be that he viii be acquitted. An off,
Ger Of Inc British army, with his wife, il
is said, viii testify that Mcleod was al
their house on the night Of the burning Of
the Caroline; and their testimony will be
corroborated by other witnesses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

The second and third numbers OF the
AMERICAN MEDICAL LIBRARY AND INTEL
lIeExcER, for August and September,
have been received. They contain The
conclusion Of Sir James Clark on " the
Sana,ive Influence Of Climate also,
"lhe Changes of the Blood in Diseases"
translated from the French Of Nj. Gilbert,
by John II. Dix, N. d., Nj. NJ. s. s.;
and the commencement Of " Essays on
the Sources and Mode Of Action OF re-
ver," by William Davidson, NJ. d., Sc
nior Physician to the Glasgow Royal In
Urinary, &c. &c. and Alfred Hudson, Nj.
b., f. C. D., Physician to the Navan fe-
yer Hospital. The portion devoted to In
,clligcncc contains variety of Bibliogra-
phical notices and interesting Medical
cases. This work, as we said before Is
edited by Professor Dunglison, and pub
lished by Adam waldie. Philadelphia, al
five dollars a year; and by its intrinsic
worth recommends itself to the attention
Of The profession. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

GR.nAM's Lapy's AND GENTLExAS's
MAGAZINE. for October, has been receiv-
ed. It's contents are, as usual, varied and
interesting; Blu, the editor appears 10 be
determined to surpass all similar puhllca-
tons in the richness and elegance OF the
engravings and illustrations which orna'
mem il. Those which accompany tins
number possess peculiar merit. They
are, "The Brother and Sister" an ex'
quisite Mexzo,ip,o, on steel; Emsroide
ry, an elegan, lace pattern; the Fashions
engraved on steel, in fins style; md
i.s Of the d..c,a, ia!o the valley Of th'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

llnrder.-we learn thai an airocious
murder was committed in Granville coun-
,y on Friday night last. Mr.. Richard
Bullock. living on the road q few miles
this side of Oxford, while sitting in his
house, was sho, by some person I'M
Lnown, the ball entered his neck, and
killed him almost Instantly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
A considerable fall of Snow was W

A considerable fall Of Snow was wit
messed at Upper Middletown. Con. on
the evening Of Sunday the I'd inst. The
snow was so heavy on the frui, and fores,
trees as TO produce considerable injury;
many ofihe top branches were broken or.
Such storm Of snow, at SO early sea-
son Of the year, is without precedent in
that region. ..s ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
Berkshire Boar.

My full kloeded Berkshire Boar HENRY
@A CLAY. will render service for the use II
such Of my fellow farmers as NAY desi: e 10 Oh.
tain a cross ofshis fac breed Of hsss. al Eve
dollars each. The number Will be limited, as
he is very young. Iieary Clay san be seen at
any time BY calling at my residence, eae mile
and half ,lFh Of Jiltsborouoh.
HENRY X. WITHERSP00N.
October IL. So
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The Milton Chronicle informs Us that
his famous Beet Is not a " Wing Bee"
lie says he has not yet seen any other
than Drmoeraiie Bees up that way; but
hopes there is time coming when he
may speak Of Wing Beess--,hey grow
longer and longer every year; but the soil
is vet too Brornish.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

anderson MayhO, ihe negr" convicted
al the last term Of our Superior Court Of
the murder Of his wife, was executed in
hi. place on Saturday last, pursuant 10
his sentence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

During the week ending at noon on the
25ih there were 327 deaths in New Or
leans, Of which ESQ were acknowledged
to be yellow fever. The deaths BY yell
low fever during the three days ending
on the 2s,h at noon, were 20. sd7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Wyoming. lndeea de publisi.sr seems
@ b determined % spare 10 expense in
his efforts % make he wOrk worldly &C
ne pairunage II has rrreived.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14
Money Lost.

II 0sT in H,llsborough. or on the read 10
IL Chapel HUI. on Saturday last, aboal nins-
teen dollars, consisting, as wen az / eau rscsl.
lec., of tws fve dsllar bills. tive Of four, and
ono dollar hill They ~erc aa, in q purse Or
pocket seak, sIl we're simply saddsa up TO-
ge,hsr. A rcw'Td OF thrse dollar. will he Wv.
en- 10 any perssn fading the saoa on delivery
10 me, er'to the editsr of tbs Recorder.
ANDREW J. PEBBLES.
Chapel Hill, OstubsrII. e.
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Berkshire PIGS.

THE subscribers have en- haad icv pair II
the hall-blood Berkshire Pigs, of snpefior
quality, which will be ready for delivery about
the ist Of N ,vembcr aex,, at $40 q pair. OF IS
a single pig.
MICKLE & NORWOOD
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A IT. these indebted 70 the subscriber, either
80 Tor Letter or Newspaper Postage, are ear
nestly requested to call and settle their respsc,
tive dues IMMxprArkLr, as I am pressed Ger
IN ,ney to pay my dues to the Pest Office De,
partment.
THoS. CLANCY,-Px.
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