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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
F,sn The ch.rIs..oa Courier.

ffom TIE Charleston Courier.
scEhEsslN SUMTER. GEORGIA.
Ealrses Of lelIer r,eeised in This city. dated
Ferry. tcs } Nay .. 1919.
The times siesaseoming sprsiiing--
really slsrming. We base just ressfnsd
from Sumter Superior Court. LIS 6rs,
days session was This day seek. We
took III our plain serdiets. enitud up our.
indgnsns. si,schsd nutss-rui them
bark IN The clerks oiiire lhsl night. Some
Irifhds. IL Was net sscrTisiEsd vi o. but
some en- ar fight must haze BEEN con
cefntd. en- cred ihe Court House. carried
81 The clerks derk. On which was contain
ed every paper. dcckri, record book. &c.
pertaining 20 The nliiee. aud consumed the
whole by IRE. There was roIhing saved
txrepi 'he few cases The asmbsss of he
bar happened 20 have 10 their hats aud
pnckels. We lost eTsTy ease bot iwo.
where judgement had been taken. Noes
are gone also. No traces lefl behind.
The next day. being Sheriff sales day
and erea, desliof properly advertised.
The court proceeded on with such csses
rs the bar had out. anil sale hoor arrived
when il suspended far Tie ssles--snd
as soon as The Deputy Sheriff commenesd.
he was Instantly sseized BY three rufiians
and taken 10 an sdjsctni swamp. The
Judge repaired 70 The euuri room. made
an address 10 The populaee. commanded
the principal Sheriff 10 summon The posse
and pursue, bring back The deputy. and
the men who carried himscf. The She
iiff led the way. eommsnding The crowd.
Of a. least $50. d. follnw and aid him
ihr crowd wen. out. dispersed over the
town. and not half dczen would 60.
The Sheriff and three or four approach.
ed 10 near The place where the outlaws
were. and fellow came out with double
barreIled gun aud mld the Sheriff there
~tre 25 or 80 men IN helswamp, vel
ssmed--lhs, he might advance. bni IL he
did he would do il II his psril--,ha, City
millions Of armed men could not capturs
The cualaws. The Sheriff had no arni
and could get none 10 pu, into The hand,
&c the friends Of the law. We irembi'
fr the country. for The perpeluiiy of III.
Go s.Bment Mobocrscy STALKS abroad
IN noon Day sun. with impunily. and vida
out blush. God save The country, ant
destroy the spirit Of mobism."
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The money market continues extreme
ly easy. Money is abundant at low rates,
and the prices Of stocks have advanced.
The cotton market has been under the
influence of animated speculation, which
for time caused heavy sales and slight
andvance in prices, but il finally fell back
to its former position.
There are accounts from Morocco that
the American Consul had been grossly
insulted by the authorities OF that town,
and that our Mediterranean squadron was
about proceeding to inflicl suitable chas-
tisement for that insult.
The Overland Mail from India and
China has arrived, bringing Intelligence
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
WIN. SHAW, Sec'y.

CONGRESS.-In the Senate, on
Thursday. May 10, the bill TO refund the
fine imposed on Gen. Jackson was taken
IN, as the unfinished business, the ques
ton pending being on the proyiso offered
BY Mr.. Henderson:
.'rhat nothing in the act shall be con-
strued so as to give any expression by
Congress as to the legality ofthe proceed
ings Of Judge Hall in inflicting the fine,
but as an additional expression OF the es-
timalion in which they hold the achieve
ments of General Jackson in the defence
of New Orleans. and the service rendered
by him and his companions in arms on
that OCCASION"
The amendment Of Mr.. Barrow, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02
MILITARY MEETING.

Alta meeting OF the officers OF the 9Th
and 18th Regiments Of North Carolina
Militia, he'd in Hillsborough on Wednes-
day the 25lh Of May, Col. William III.
Woods was called 10 The chair, and Col.
William Shaw appointed secretary.
On motion, the chairman appointed the
following gentlemen a committee 10 draft
resolutions expressive Of The sense Of the
meeting: Col. I'hos. Jones, Col. Shaw,
Maj. Palmer, Capt. Barlow, Edjuisni
Hancock, and Lieut.. Douglas.
After retiring for a short time, the COM
miiiee introduced the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas We consider the Militia Laws
Of this state defective in many particulars,
and earnestly desire such notifications
and amendments as will make them more
conducive 10 tie end for which they were
established; aud whereas il has been re.
commended by The Adjuiani General ol
the State, that a Convention be held n
the city OF Raleigh on the 4ih Of July
next, :. for the purpose Of recommending
10 ihe Legislature come plan, by which
The code for The regulation Of the Militia
Of our state may be improved" therefore.
!. Resolved. That we heartily approve
said Convention; and that five delegates
from the 9Th Regiment and five from the
4slh be appointed TO attend the same.
Z. Resolved, That we concur in the
opinion Of the meeting at Trenton, that a
later day (say in the month Of November,
either Immediately preceding the meeting
Of the Legislature or al the commence
ment Of its session. would best suit The
convenience Of the delegates, and would
give more time for considering the pur.
poses Of the Convention, and secure .
more general representation, as the Rcgi.
mental Musters in The Fall will afford the
officers of the different Regiments oppor
inni,ies for consultation; but we neverthe.
less earnestly request our delegates Ia
attend whenever said Convention may
meet.
3. Resolved. That Maj. Gen. Graves
and Brigadicr Gen. Trolinger be request
ed 10 attend The Convention, and act a:
delegates in behalf Of the Division ant
Brigade to which we belong.
4. Resolved, That our delegates be re
quesied to appear at the Convention il
full uniform.
5. Resolved, That copy Of these pro
ceedings be Immediately forwarded TO tht
Adiutant General Of the North Carolin;
Militia; and that the editor Of the Recor'
der and all others friendly to the object o
the Convention, be requested to publish
the same.
In compliance with the first resolution
the following delegates were appointed:
From the 47th Regiment: Col. VIM
II. Woods, Lieut.. Col. John G. Douglas
Mai. James NJ. Palmer, Capt. Joseph G.
Bacon, and Capt. William Green.
From the 4Sih Regiment: Col. Thos
Jones, Lieut.. Col. William Shaw, Maj
Paisley Nelson, Capt. George B. Nor
row, and Capt. John Griflis.
The meeting thea adjourned.
w. III. WOODS, Chm.
wv Shaw. .Sec'u. a..
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SfraYed,

g. fkox ny pIsnisiinn. On
Y[Xh NJ Gsxsuis Crrsk. On re sefh
81 Apsh lat. Twelve Head 81
2<r~z1 CATTLE. marked Nth Fsfiess
nsssks. meat - Ihsm having Leen purchased
~ sDe fIom diairenl persons. snd q ennfss l
% GOT seenlleei tie d;fisssnl msrka per-
iina 81 then sfe ma,krd IN swallow iaik
in ths right ear. and uadeF hii 10 ihe IAN.
There i smnpfst ihca oae smsh brindle hgFh-
ed cow. HTlh a small bril en-. "a an . nsw iha A
lrsfher collar; her mark . Do ret reesiieei,
she YES Riviae mill shea sic tsfi the planis-
lion. Any information resEreiing said cattle
sil be ths "A EulIy received, az rrssoI abe re-
ward sill 81 gisea las their delivery 20 The cab
srnher. living four and hail miles IRON iIill&
boruugh.
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Notice.

'ENllE subscribers having qualified AZ May
tern oil Orange Court of Pleas aud Qua,.
ter Sessions, as executors 10 The last u Ill aud
testament Of MICHAEL HOLT. deceased.
hereby give notice to all persons indebted "a
said estate 10 make immediate payment, ard
those having claims viii prescnl ihen, prop, g.
" authenticated, within ,he time prescribed BY
law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of reeo.
very.
EDWIN nj. HOLT,
WM. A. oARRlGAN,
May IS. e5-Sw
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Orange County, Nay TeFun,
1919.

l1ADfhED. tkat, q Ikc afEf eicriien 81
nenbes q ths GsneIal Aasenbly a Q :
1nks eoanly. he 9h6ilG sail optn . psll q
nnsrFt4ia lAs una e shs Prepis TrlziiEe e
censFzf oislsian 81 this roanfy uG OssnTes tAst
= fpts bs lsksn 81 esth slsrlieu krssnt. 80
icllssf. e an, lhsl s.eh so1rF g. nFmhsrs FL
re Horse II commehs skn1 Fmfea "a g. ilsk-
e.. 10 bs deposited - baI = D. kspf 81 tai
purpess. @cenfrzi Ditisian.~ - Ne frnsF.l
Ditiss~a And shal ghs ssdsf ke Ps1lsIt1
10 q nIllstoIsuTh Rsresfrr.
1ssf. ]. TAYLOR. c. C.
lnns 4. fs-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02

r. Dosslaz. Soha naBs. Richard Tapp.
GEORGE Laws. Andsson Armstrong. Psy-
"A Moore, Lolin X. Prail. and Riehesoa
Nichols.
Resolrsd That he proceedings 81 dis
coysnlion be Published in he Hillsbo-
rough Recorder.
IA. CRAIG. cxa
Drxsls HE.rrr. Sey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02

I,iiE Fall session will begin on Thursday
- the f,ureenrh 81 Isiy.
Classical Department. W. .. BINGHAM, Psia.
Mathematical Do. n. ". HUGHES
English DO. Z. !. MURPHY.
lP The RsIrieh Register. Star end Stand.
ard will iaseri onee week FOR Eve weeks.
May &c. 25-3w
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Lost or MisIaid,

A NOTE q hand drawn By wilson esnsrd
IL lsver &c TLomss Rhaees. 10. dated a.
boni the ash of NeStmbsF last snd paysbie
on o. brtsTe The 9sih &c Bsssnier neat, far
one bonded aolisrs. This. therefore, " 20
forewsTn al pessars from tIsd,na Cor The ssmr.
THOMAS RHODES. Srs'a.
tune 4. ee-
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Notice.

at May Term, ls4a. Of Orange County
- Court, Letters Of Administration on the es
tate 81 THOMAS d. GRAIN, deceased. were
granted To the undersigned: lie therefore gives
notice 60 aa persons indebted TO said estate to
mike icsmsdlaie payment, and 10 all pe'sans
hsyics claims aasins, said estate 10 present
ihem within The time prescribed by law, or
this notice will plead ia bar Of their recovery
THoS. FAuCETr. ,7dm'r.
juno !, 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02

Semmes tie Murderer.-We learn
from the Charlottesville Advocate, that
Semmes, the young man who shot Pro-
fesor Davis, has forfeited his recognizance
to appear at the last term Of Albemarle Su-
perior Court. The amount Of the bail
bond (s25, 0O0) was paid into court by a
relative Of Semmes from Georgia.
Petersburg Intel.
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Books Wanted.

A NY person having In his possession, Book
- OF Books belonging 90 The Dialeet,e soei-
ely 81 Chapel HILL, u requested 90 return the
same % soon as possible.
May 81. as
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accepted b az. Hshdeuon. ra q de
fleei ihli n0shing IN De 81 should 60
% iHPeaeh De iniegriiy q il.ssisi1snso e
Ns~ Orleans. e. any porina q hen.
during The Invasion cf lHss cry BY he
British foress-Or hat he pdss. IA grant
Ing he writ Of hsbeas corpus o. il any
Subsequent prescribing. did any ding bot
consistent with his duty and warranted 81
f,e laws Of he Dniied STATES.
DIR. Allen spoke some time ia favor 81
The bin and sgsinsi ibs amendment.
Mr. Barrow Afterwards withdrew his
amendment; and The question being a.
ken On de original smendmenf Of Mr..
Henderson. il Was decided il die mega
tive-yess 20. nays -.
The question was then put. shall he
bill be engrOssed." when Mr.. Archer ad-
dressed The se.zss against The bill.
Mr. Baysrd made some observations.
and submitted an amendment which he
thought would reconcile all differences.
ID was To strike out all afier Ire enacting
clause. and 10 insert
.Thst there be RENTED and refunded
TO General Jackson. ont az any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
the amount Of fine and costs imposed
upon him by the District Court of the
listed States for the District OF Louisi-
ana. Cor an alleged contempt Of Court,
with interest. Al The rate Of six per cent.
per annum: Provided always. That he act
shall not be construed as an expression of
the opinion Of Congress upon any judicial
proceeding or legal question growing out
Of the declaration Of martial laR BY Gen
eral JarksOn during the defence Of New
Orleans"
The question was taken on the amend
ment Of Mr.. d. by yeas and nays. and
decided in the affirmative, as follows:
Hears-Messrs. Barrow. Bates, Bay
ard. Berrien. Clayton, Conrad. Critlrnden,
Evans. Graham. Henderson, Huntington.
Mangum, Merrick. Miller, Morehead,
Porter, Riyes, Simmons. Smith of Indi-
ana. Spragne, Tallmadge, White, Wood.
bridge-23.
Ngys-Messrs Allen. Archer, Bagby,
Benton, Buchanan. Calhoun, Crafts,
Cuihbert, Fulton, King. Linn. McRob.
erts, Sewer. Smith Of Conn.,. Surgeon
Tappan. Walker, Wilcox, Williams
Woodbury., Wright, Young-22
The question was then taken on The
cngrossment.
Mr.. Tallmadge desired ihe yeas AMI
nays. which were ordered, and stood a
follows:
Eas-Messrs. Barrow, Bayard, Der
rien,; Clayton, Conrad, Evans, Graham
Hendesen, Mangum, Merrick, Porter
Preston, Riyes, Smith, OF Indiana, Siur
geon, Talmadge, Woodbridge-l7.
Ndys-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bagby
Bates, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Crit
ienden. Cuthbert, Fulton. King, Linn
McRoberts. Miller, Morchead, Sewer
Smith, Of Connecticut, Tappan. Walker
White, Wilcox, Williams Woodbury.
Yonng-24.
So the bill was lost
On motion of Mr.. White, the Senai'
then proceeded to the consideration o
Executive business; and after some tim,
spent therein, the Senate adjourned.
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s0llN BANE.

fCP Thrrs or faar likely hssh Csxs sish
Calves. Cor ssle BY the substIilssf. D.
June 4. "a
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English Male Acade,ay.

'ThE subscriber win commence hia school on
Wednesday the 25th inst, Terms SIZE 90.
E. ". PUTNAM. s
May IL. sa-2w
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Weekly All,lanac
IYRMAMN SCHOOLS
I'm HillsbOrOugh.

rIvHE Fail session Of MR. & MRS. BUR-
L WELLS SCHOOL. viii commence on.
Monday the Alb Of July, and close tue last of
November.
The usual branches &c a Thorough education
are taught. with the Latin, Greek and French
Languages.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02

The United States Loan.-rhe New
York Journal Of Commerce Of Monday
evening says: 1--WE are happy 10 say
thar the Secretary Of the Treasury has
disposed Of so much Of The U. S. Loan
as i, was desirable 10 sell al this time, To
Messrs. JOHN " ard g. Co. The amoaal
10 Supposed TO be three and half mil.
Iiuns. and The rate III le. under par.
The Secretary wil aaw be able to ,lu
justice TO al claimants upan his Depar.
ment. HIS frank and sagacious manner
has secured the respect and confidence Of
all who had OCCASION 10 confer with
him."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-02

The Hon. s. L. S"ulhsrt, Senator
from New Jersey and President Of the
Senate. ~hose health, we are sorry TO
say. has been seriously affected fnr sew
ersl weeks past. left this city yesterday.
with part Of h,s family. for fredericksburg.
under prescription by his medical st,end-
ants. Tor the bene6, of change Of scene
and sir. We trust that he w,ll experience
81 the advantage which his friends hope
from his removal from the hustle snd cx
ciirmenl { The metropolis. Nat. Intel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

Saie of YaluaJie Property IN the to1on Of buchanan
- virtue Deed Trust, executed to By the late John
D fIobson the Of Richmond bearing date the 18th day
July ls for the Of securing certain debts therein
mentioned which deed duly recorded in the Clerks Oice oil
Bueioni shall proceed To sell, ~ pub
auction. highest bidder, Monday, the 18th day OF
October Si2 the o;e o the property in tho town OF Bucian
tiobson, and conveyed said deed,
Lot No lol, which very large commodious and va
large mercantile, establishment tavern house. and which has
general been known and designated "ilon House."
nn" Lot No. l03 on which is comfortable Two story brick
"hse Formerly occupied by the Branch Bark OF virginia as
ia'as 'ouse beng tilted up with counter and very sub
stantiai and yault
IN. me. io,, 10. W, vacant lot adjoining the above
ia % w. %, ON the South side of High street, on whc
Very nhtsohe ana desirable residence built of BRICK two
us WIN GOOD framed Office and carriage house. large
ana prek stable and smoke house. This property IS
known generally Us Tie Cottage" very conveniently
aud Iasefuly arranged.
Also, one other Lot on River street on which IL large and
.ommodious brick store house, up with counters and
Shelves and has been occupied ever since erection
IL good stand for business and situated on the
rc that boats he loaded and unoaded from The house
Aso several articles of household aud kitchen Furniture
Ii the above sale Is not completed on the day of October
il will be continued from day TO day till completed.
The The above property believed
he hui, acting Trustees shall only convey such lille as il
vested in by the deed of trust aforesaid.
The terms sale will be made known the day sale
! j. a NSEaSsDS' '"' Trustees.
Sept. Is 3S-tds
by POSTPONEMEST.-For the greater convenience of tho
parties Interested above sale will be postponed until Wednes
LAY, tho .4th December next. THE TRUSTEES.
Oct. Z 41-lds
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cor. Hichmond Enquirer.
Terms VI itr.e :i,ses usek during tie session
u. $500 " .,.lcc q ,,.ek darinc TIE resL Of tke ysaT

ieii he'd :i,ses reek during tst session
>Jfa' sad i,sek dsr,ag TIE rest % t"s year
~, &&s II. "r,,RNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
, - 49, e.asr., aud Three Dollars for SIX MONTHS,
.rFNs poa ,a;j IA tie o5fe, RENTED by mall posi-
SADDLE s,,S ner AZ the eh OF .Ie sea'; s and
- AZ M nsic. nav RENTED per man, IN COCA any
~ All ' s =, tae risk OF the Editors re po;tage 81 GU
,y!aas "a Ia In Hrters(The postage OF sihIlo
le'r' tnuut The wfitcT u : vac trs ~ T,
ssF o. - ~. business which operates as serious 'uA
ID y ray for nine papers, annually shai' nave INC
..i'h gas TERMS OF ADVERTISING
si,,-ra tiues, or less, hfsl ihseflo"' 80 eeA'''
'c.,,.u,iace, - cents .,,,i.s with the al vance
sA distance mast be accompanies WIZ" ''
,i.ta:S 'n -, -rs,fcrcrs, insure execution.
n ,,iy, Using amount "a SIV pe' e.4",
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lsscai We ,.s; solicitation Of several OF oni cay i'es
- ~ w. ,n.l I, take lmited EuUtet OF sc'I! :.' -
t iynn,asas likely 10 result 'hete'1ohl 10 '' I'm
ilYoe - re Tr;sasirc circulation of our paper III Inv '
SIC lr, ,ra fact, that annual advertisements
ava -, %, er--s paper, aad nncea Mt.A III tr"y 49,
we. W" .ers will be strictly hred, ho"s'eI W @
pa o j., o,r general and to sirGse ause'',,e
se ~ ,. NV pro rata Tor enhancement heyoma w,
mea m .lcy .h,l, have the privilege OF th'hi M.
'i'' ,,,ii.a "a tacy please, without a,. ."N,sr,
u>h $50 ,,s h. terms o Gsar!! dztfr!S'"e'S ~,
:ls.la', 10
twice :, week, 81 81
F- ,.arics aaa Marriage FROM me o"i?,
h,niwr;,;as is unknown at;his "h' =, :hs III
ICE 20" Of Postmaster IN tae he'"" ~
-" Villa 10 case be pueisheG' ttVet! ,r.c hereto
~ =, oreycnt infosons and qaAzf,, ''aS p'
must, therefore, insist IN sleh @
- n,,,nirutar bring certified b. TIE isliis w 'e
,..tf>r gu h9cIn If tie Ift6T.S
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SLAVE CASE AT NEWARK.


A great excitement caused in Licking last week
in consequence OF an effort to secure negro mas
named Nelson. He claimed as the properly Of
John Dyke, of Clarke county, Kentucky, who caused
him to be arrested But before the trial came on,
writ of haJeas Corpus issued by Judge Bancroft OF
Granville, ordering the prisoner TO be brought before
him forthwith.
After considerable difficulty, says the Gazette, at
times nearly amounting to riot, the prisoner was
taken 10 Granville, and the trial took plsce in the Con
ts utmost with excited spectators Mr. Stanbcrry az.
peared counsel for the negro, and Mr.. Smythe for Tie
claimant The Judge decided, the law Of Ohio, under
which the slave arrested to be unconstitutional and
the Court said, ''tha in deciding such cases. il would
rely altogether the decisions of the higher Courts
and as the U. s. Supreme Court had decided, that
all laws conflicting with those Of the General Govern.
men, unconstitutional, he must discharge tile pri-
soner.'
As soon IS this decision was made, the negro was
taken out OF the court ronm mounted upon horse and
borne away. The Gazette adds:
We turnec our notice to the negro tumble, which
had reached the door, and folio we'd It as fast as pos
sbe, but by the time got cut they had reached lhs
street with the negro, had him mounted on horse with
escort by his side-when one loud whoop Of triumph,
was given by the Aboonists, returned by TIE negro
ahead, his form receding from view and the casing OF
hoofs as he went The hills of West Granville, was
all that was left of what has caused so much fuss
Cincinnati Gazette.
We desire to call the attention of our fellow citzans
to the facts detailed in The above extract We wish ,he
to reflect and ponder well upon them We have tctor
alluded to the evils which continually hsrass OR clti
Gems from the wicked practices Of band Of infamous
ucendIares and abolitons:s in the State Of Ohio s..
have endeavored 10 orr people 10 proper and
determined action upon The subject and appea!
to the press throughout The S,ats sentnels Of hs
public danger and custodars Of the public rights snd
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.Srbr}uic


TIE RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACToRY.
Building, stone the remainder brick five stories
Width oG ditto forty feet do-starway projecting in front orce
pump seventeen By fifteen feet ditto
Basement.
pa, need for nae king ROOM warn baing
the shop -four nhs sGs aa
feet wide, twenty feet diameter.
Second Story.
One hundred and ooms half Of which new, one turn
ing lathe. r.
Thirtywo Paterson cards. thirty inches wide, with railway
wide with ditto ditto, drawing frames, thirteen speeders
four grinding frames. ;, ;, c
OK Paterson hroscs, containing 2,160 Spindles
: Danlorth filling frames, do Sst
~ Matieawan throsues, DO i'S''
Toto, onind,es 1864
reels one banding machine, and one turning lathe.
Fifth Story.
One hundred and feet long and nan
&C. four mules hundred and sixteen spndes ea eight
hundred -four five wapng machines six dressing ma
chimes. :,
Two stories forty four by twenty -four feet clear brick, twenty
feet from he mill, with passage leading mo ca,dns
inches picker and lap machines eighteen
inches -Maeawantwo bait cards. eighteen inches VICE.
Lumber House.
Fye.h, by eighteen feet clear stories and loft brick
Smith s Shop.
Thirty by twenty feet, clear brck-smoke Tor
negroes kc-Room sufficient for one hundred ana MY
Managers and tenemenis for four fames-ofce
twenty by fourteen feet, brick.
focbay new and wheels nearly newthe Paer
,hrosles and preparation are ro1d,he Maisawan
and preparation nderentpa Of the looms are IN prime order
the remainder have work nearly finished TO make them equal
looms -,
The quantity leased from the James River and Ma.
Company hundred and twenty inches nearly all OF
il under pressure Of three and half feet al The canal
The looms capable of producing twenty-five thousand I'VE
hundred yards shngs and Oznaburgs per week. o. los.
The spindles capable of producing in addition to
the yarns wove, per week, DO IDS
Total product Of factory, per week, l3,eo7
Requires two hundred and sixty hands
Nov. Is Gus