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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
FROM TEXAS.

IN the New OEteaus Ptcayune OF the 20th alt
We 'iad .Ate dates from Texas Gen. DAVIS, com.
uaheef oI TIE Texan forces at I.ipan, has had an
engagement with the Nexcans The f,lIowlny
= an extract from ms letter to the Secretary of
Var:
"HEAn QrARTERs TExIAN VOLUNTEERS
Camp lapantt.an, July :, 1872
This morning. about daylight the enemy, 700
strong, entered our Old encampmen Land IN few
minutes attacked ns IN our new position, which
"e kept up about 70 minutes, aud then made "A
hasiy retreat Three Mexcans were lef, dead
on the field, and from The trails many were drag.
@ed eli. Their killed and wounded could not
nave been less than thirty men. happy 10
inform you that had not man either killed.
Or wounded. Ny whole force, including Captain
O"Ioerohs company Of mounted gunner, dad not
exceed 200 men. The Mexican force as learn
from a wounded prisoner. consisted Of 200 reuu-
lar troops AMI BOO Taucheros. the whole under tho
command Of General Cunalos. The expedition
was ftod o9t for he express purpose Of attacking
this post. They had one teld-piece, Il four poun-
der"
The war bill has passed the House Of Repre-
seniatISes. and, II IS sad, would pass the Senate
on the 10Th inst, by vote Of : to ), General
Houston himself, 50 II Is reported, IS opposed to
an offensive war, or, III other words, to INVASION
bat large me- artty Of the people aga,ns,
htm.
The bill to make tho President commander IN
person Of an army to be raised for the inv aslon
Of Mexico, giving him authority draft thlrd
81 the militia for the purpose, aud authorizing
ham tn hypothecatc CHE right To sell struck
QUIZ the public auds for the purpose OF raising
means, passed The House of Representatives., on
The l lth, by vote Of 20 10 t.
\ bill has passed the Senate Of Texas allowing
10 the officers, seamen, md marines of tho navy
the same pay, ratons and perqusiies that
allow ed by law 10 The officers, seameu, an6 ma.
rines Of the United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

Tie Bunker Hill HoR4aasH:-The caPsfone
vas placed on Saturday morning on the top Of the
granite column erected 10 comm enaoratIan Of the
glorious battle Of Bunker Hill. and the monument.
which was commenced some twenty years agn.
Is now completed. l. stands the height be
tween Charssiown am Mystic river and is ele-
waited upwards Of three huadred feet above he le-
vel Of The sea.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

THouGHrFrL--Eseryb beat Of The heart is i
rap On the door OF the tomb.
Why should teeto;alIer never have a wife?
Because he cannot sup porter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

Of Mrs. Pratt:
Ms. sarah VI Pratt, wife Of Professor O-sao
Pr4st, II the University ii the g.ty Of Nsutou.-
&c S.aaa stated ID me, at cary cay IN the
history < that CITY, thar he intended 10 make
that amiabe and accomplished lady enc Of has
spiritual Iercs, for the LORD bad given her hu;
and he requested me 10 assist ham cousumma
ung ms hei.tsh purposes. Bat told hlm that
would not do 1t; that she had been much neglect
ed and abused by the church, daring the absence
Of her husband IN Europe; and that, If the Lord
lad given her TO HIM, he must attend TO II hlm>
self II VIII do ~. SAID he, "lar there
harm il il, # her husband should never fad Il
out" | called upon Mrs Pratt, and told her that
Joe contemplated an attack upon her virtue, in
the name Of tie Lord; AMI that she must prepare
70 repuIse him in SO infamous an assault. She
replied. Joseph cannot bo such man.
not believe 1t until know II fer myself, or have
II from his own lips. lie cannot ba corrupt
Well replied, you wI soon see, unless he
changes his mind" Accordingly, in a few DAYS,
Joe proposed to me to 90 to Rafnus with him. |
nseuted to go; and started from his house
about O'Clock, 7. NJ, rode into the prairie a tew
miles, and returned TO the house Of Capt. John
/. Barnett. ia Nauvuo, about dusk, where We pet
up the horse with Barnet's permission. lie (Joe)
pretended were looking for thieves, We then
proceeded 20 the house where Mrs Pratt resided
and Joe commenced his discourse as follows: SIS
ter PRATT, the Loud has given You unto me, as
ono ot my spiritual wives. have the blessings
Of Jacob granted me, az he granted holy men
y ~ 1',' 'i-'t ''i2 '''NF5 't'" ;" -" -
'o'' ann HaPo you WI! iDt 't"y '"c me re
Piled: i care not for the blessings II Jacob aud
believe IN NJ sarh revolutions; neither Will /
consent under any circumstances nave one
good husband, and that IS enough for me- lie
Ia Il Went oh 10 see Mss - al INC "''S7 u
. Ms Stitffil' lie Fe'"''btd W." i.' d" """'
or '""' ana We 'heH felaf2t' 10 h'f"o{ 8 h'fIes
Se' our 'S1' s'''1" vi 4.-'''us anu g. ~
Ra.nus. and re,uroaA 20 Ca,,h~e-o he, night. and
put up at the house OF Esquire Conner Next day
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49, l.- 80 r-t -
-''.a.5. - .T.l. - a1
'355ig55g - m ~. s'S,s ,sta7ai - yda are ny
friend, Wish yoa 10 procure lamb, and have 1;
slain, and sprinkle the door posts and the gate
wIlhlz blood. ami take tie kidneys and the en-
trails and ,t.er thcm up on an altar OF twelve
stones that have net been touched by hammer
rs burnt otisft#g, aud II viii save me and my
priesthood. ~" Won dou2' II wtl,'' replied.
81 procured a iamb from Capt J1ha I. Beruott,
aud It slain bv Lieut. Stephen H. ddard
and olf.re1 the kidneys aud eutrals IN sacrifice
for Joe. rs be desired; and 'c said IA Is now
stfc The destroying angel viii pass over, with
out harmlng any Of US"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06


In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Barnard
attempted to make report from the Judiciary
committee, relative to the tariff, but objection be-
ing made, he did not succeed.
The naval appropriation bill, as amended by
the Senate, was taken up IN committee OF the
whole, and debated by Messrs. King and Carru~
theirs TIL IL O'clock. Al that hour the debate
ceased, ana mo question was tuneu Oti '"~ '~''
Gus amendments
Tho amendment OF tho Senate striking out
S2,335, 600 and inserting S2,SOo,ooo Tor the pay
of officers and scamen, was rejected. Inc a
mendment, striking out the proVlso prohibiting
the increase Of officers, and requiring reduction
to the standard of 1911, was also rejected; as
was also amendment npproprlatlng SIOO,Od0
for the mprov C ent of the Navy Yard at Pen~
sacoa. An amendment approprlatlng Sl2o.oOo
for dry and floating dock at Bfookjyn, was
concurred III.
The bill was then reported to the House, the
question being on cOncuyrIng IN the action Of the
committee.
Mr.. Adams took the floor, md made very
spirited reply 10 some remarks OF Mr.. WISE yes
terday, touching the appointment OF nldshpmen.
Tho debate was continued by Mr. BurneH and
others.
In the Senate, tho whole day was devoted TO
the consideration of private bills.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

The New Orleans Bee, Of the l9th ul.., spes-
king of the Louisiana elections, says:
The House stands 81 Wings 10 26 Loco
focos, and the Senate Wings 10 5 Locoiocos,
being q ms loriy Of on join. ballot"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
LulY 26. ISl2.


In the House of Representatives, after the pre-
sentaiion Of some memorials in relation to the ia
riff, the consideration of Mr.. Arnold's bill was
resumed. 1t proposes to reduce the pay and mile
age of members; also 10 reduce the salaries OF all
officers of the federal government OF the rate Of
% per cent.
The question pending was on the rejection OF
the bill, this was negatIvcd, yeas 10, nays III.
Mr. Arnold then desired the bill might be re-
ferred 10 a select committee. This motion was
approved by Mr.. Everett and others, on the
ground that such disposition of it would DO the
most etfectual mode Of killing the bill. Finally,
the bill read second time, and the question
being ordering it to bo engrossed for a third
reading, the previous question was moved, but the
House refused TO second II.
Mr.. Arnold then removed his entreaty that the
bill ought TO be referred to committee, so that
its details might be perfected.
The debate continued for several hours By
Messrs. Arnold, Jones, Brown, Shields, Fillmore
and many others, without any question being ia
ken.
In the Senate. the bill making appropriation for
carrying into effect the treaty OF Dancing Rabbit
Creek, was discussed and finally ordered to be
engrossed. The remainder Of the day was deyo,~
ed TO the consideration OF the tariff bill.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

In the House of Representatives., report was
made by Mr.. Adams, from the committee on
Foreign Aflirs, relative to the proposition OF the
King of France, 10 establish weekly line OF
steamers between New York and HaYrc. The
report accompanied by resolution, request
ing the president to have prepared by the next
session of Congress, report on the probable ex-
Pense of carving the scheme into effect 1t was
adopted. and the report of The committee ordered
TO be printed.
Mr.. Stanley, from the committee on military af
fairs, reported. with amendments. the Senate bill
providing for reorganization Of the army. II was
referred 10 q committee Of the WHOLE. i NUM-
Der of printed bills and resolutions were also re-
ported.
Mr. Arnolds bill providing for the reelection
Of the pay of members, and that of all salaried
officers of government. was next taken up. The
question was, on motion Of Mr. W. c, Campbell,
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The Christian Sun.
January 5.

|TIIE above indicates the title Of a
- monthly periodical, TO be published
under the control OF the Southern Chris
,ian Publishing Committee, so soon as an
adequate amount Of patronage shall be
procured. II is designed to make this
sheet the vehicle Of religious intelligence
exclusively. and means by which that
portion of the Church of Christ, which
is denominated THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
may exhibit their views before the world,
Of the prominent doctrines of the Bible,
the organization Of the Church, and lis
true and correct discipline. The evils Of
sectarianism and disunion will likewise
be brought under review, and the proper
remedies will he attemPtedsIo be applied.
No favor will be shown TO that disorgan-
izing demon party spirit. The Chistian's
proper standard will be set forth in bold
relief, as a rallying point for all true Pro-
tes,ants. The Saviour's claims as being
exclusively the Head Of the Church, will
be defended aud maintained, and he will
be held forth in all the energy and SIM
plici,y of divine revelation. A place will
likewise be afforded for an account Of re-
ligious revivals, minutes Of conferences,
aud such like matters. The Sun will be
published on large medium sheet, in
newspaper form, on the first day Of each
month, at one dollar per annum, payable
always in advance. The place Of publ
cation will be stated by the Committee,
Of which notice shall be given TO subscri-
bers in the first number. On the recep.
ton Of the first number by the subscii-
bers. the yearly subscription will be con-
sidered as due.
Elder DANIEL W. KERR, Of Junto, n.
c., having been selected by the Commit
tee as editor, communications should be
directed to him, Postmaster at Junto, Or.
ange county, N. G.
August "a 81
N. B. We hope our friends will send
on their names Immediately. BE no,
alarmed at hard times. Letus all get bet
ter aud do better, and then times will be
better. Our paper is designed TO efIec,
general good-therelore, we hope to have
general patronage. Ministers of every
name are requested to aid us by their
communications on the subject of gene.
raj christian union, &c.
A FRIEND.
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Trust Sale.

SDY virtue Of deed OF trust, executed TO
- me BY Robert Woe6y for certaia Purpcs-
es therein named, l shall "ffer for saie, 20 the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 2sth instant,
iDecember,l al The Cane Creek Cotton Fac.
tory in Orange county, Ten Shares al Stock
Of one hundred dollars each, in ss'd Factory.
Also, on Friday the 3oth. at the residence
Of the ssid Robert Woody. in the csua,y Of
CHathsHi, 1 shall cell, as before mentioned,
all the real and personal estate named 10 said
trust, consisting Of the tract OF Land on which
the said Woody no~ lives, eenisiai"s sbest
four hundred acres; eight head sf Horses, siE-
teen head ofCattle, trsrt Of which are impro
we'd Ayreshire breed,l Sheep, Hogs tPar, 81
which arc Befk shire,1 three excellent wagons
and Gear, one Wheat Fan. on. Green's Straw
Cutting Machines; also Farming Tools, and
Household ADD Kitchen Furniture Of various
kinds. Terms made known on the day Of
sale, and the sale 10 continue from day TO day
Until all is cold,
JOHN STAFFORD, 7rusi,e.
December 6. .-s. s3-aw
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April 5.
wAT0EEs
and J G wv G lIer.y.


"A. EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure oi an.
"a nouacing TO his friends and The public &C.
nerally, that he has received from PhlladslpiIs
a neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, CONSIST
ing in part d =,
Gold aud Silver Lever Watches, and
pl,in Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys,
Fine Gold RIng'.
Breast Pms and Earrings,
Silver Penrils. and Leads 10 suit,
Silver Thimbles.
Gold Hearts and Crosses.
A rich assortment, Of Silver and Steel
Spectacles, TO suit Ill ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Salt Spoons. and Butter Knives.
Rogers superior knise. and Scissors.
Silver Ear and Torih Pieks,
Money Purses. and Tooth Brushes.
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains,
Silk-Brsid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Gold Barrel Inrke's,
Coral, Guilt Lockets,
p Watches aud Clerks ut all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in bis acGusion'ed suPe
rior style.
May T. AZ
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United states District Court
OfNOrth Carolina.


IN BANKRUPTCY:
- Notice 10 show cause against Petitisns oil
HE following Petitioners for their discharge
} nd certificate as BankTupis. at Eswbern, or
Monday the a3d day Of January. 1913, to vii:
ORANGE COUNTY.
Alfred Waddell. farmer,
Russell James. farmer,
John Horner, farmer,
General Baker, wheel wright,
William r. Hopkins, farmer,
James Nuttall, inn-kceper,
William Steel, farmer, 50
William Lloyd, farmer,
Joseph ]. Woodrow, tailor,
William Lackey, farmer,
Charles NJ. Latimer, late merchant,
Joseph L. Moring.
John Nj. Mason, timer,
William Durham, farmer,
Thomas Riley, laborer.
Solomon Fuller, saddler,
James NJ. Watson, saddlcr,
James A. Morgan, farmer.
Publication ordered.
II. POTTER, d. J. U. s. u. T..
Nosembcs L.. ~ low
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Saddling Business.

SNlIE subscribers, hating estsbiished them'
- selves in Hillsborongh, one door below the
Printing Office, would respectfully announce
10 the public that they have On hand an exten
siye assortment of ell the articles IN their line
of business, viz:
Saddles. Brides, Martingales.
Carriage, Gig. and Carrysll Harness,
Trunks. (boIh wood and iron frsmes..
Carriage. SoIkey, DrOver's, Twig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars Of oil kinds,
Saddle Bsss, Travelling Bags. and Buf
falo Robes.
A fine and large assortment OF Bits
Stirrup Irons, Spurs, &c. &c.
All orders for The manufacture OF articles
for .=Apaning sc. done al the shortest notfee.
and in the best style.
They promise that no exeriion on their par
shall be spared to give satisfaction TO the pub.
lie, and earnestly request the favour of trial.
HOOKER & II. PHILLIPS.
January 5. OS-
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piano Forte & Music
49, STORE,
Da6ershurg. IN.


6aEEs. BERG q co. have received daslns
W he present week TEN PIANO FOkIks,
.s.oog shieh e : ain and q half Octave Fiano
Forte. : Tery superior one 10 any ever sees
here. Thew have now on band very Isfge
stork. anu would respectfully Feqoest ihnse
Ladies aud GrntIsmsn Of IiillseofouRh and IN,
y,rons uho are il vast az pianes. 20 call sno
see men ana irg them; shd they vii BE cor
siared or tnefr Superiority 60 any other manu-
f.et,,e. We will give = writsen Saffansy g
l. their dsrabiliIy and keeping "a tame loasei
shan any oihers
They hare also on hand large sssofinen n
of Music or the latest pubilfatinn lor r,ano
ana Guiiar, StTiags Of al soIis, best s.olins'
FLUTES. Aec.rdioas, Ell kinds Of Brass inslfo
msn,s far Military Bands, Drums o. al siis''
Sc. Sc.
8. BERG & Co. would respectfully reenm'
mead their assortment IL Planes and hasie 70
Priaeipals and TeAcheTsof Schools. Any o..
der shall be faithfully and promptly attended
20.
For The convenience ofpurrhasers N Nortt
|carolins, Doctor Watson Of Ozfore, having
kindly consent ed 10 ACT % our Agent, mas row
On hand sorse of or Instruments. We shall
shortly establish agencies IN other paris o.
North Carolins, knowing that whenever oui
Pianos become known they will be preferred
70 any other. -
July 10. os-
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Notice.

THE subscribers having estained letters 81
ADMINISTRATORS on the estate Of Col. NIL
LIAM SHAW. deceased, al November term
4 Orange coaaiy osss Of Fleas and Garter
will present them within the time prescribed
By Law. or lhis nsliee wall be plead in bar Of
q recovery.
HESDERs0N CRAWFORD. I A..
GEORGE HURDLE,
December s3-3w
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ConfectiOnarieS, &c.

NSRs. vAssEUR begs leave to inform the
ssA public generally, that che has Jast re-
Ecised handsome assortment oi articles 10
her line; among which, she would particular;
ly mentioI,. is sonu excellent Pine Apple and
nthey Cheese, barrels Of Macketei,
Nos. /. :, aud 3. The pubic are invited Il"
give her call. m
November 3. ~
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Just Published.

"A ND For Sale at Mr.. Lynch's Jewelle.
ry Shop and at DIR. A. Parks's estah
lishment, "a Narrative Of the Life and
Adventures Of EDWARD G.. BOILING.
with full account of his remarkable case
Of Bigamy," &c. Price 25 cents. --
OyIdbeI &c 49, A.
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United States AeasiFicHN0mFt
OF North Carolina.
IsrS BsNKRUPref.
- Nalice - a. y canse aeainsi feahaoa e.
samuel n. Woods. Of Orange couniys
10 Re derlsFed Bankupl, II AeEhern,
on Monday the 2sd day Of January aeai
Darid b. COEari. Of Orange county,
Shoemaker. 10 be declared = Bankrupt,
II NswheTn. on Monday The 23d day Of
January next.
Edward w. Garrett. az Orange county.
Carpenter. 10 he declared = Bankrupt, n
Nexbern. on Monday The 2sd day Of ia
mary next
William Weaver. or Orange county,
Farmer. 10 be declared = Bankrupt Al
Newbern. on Monday the 23d day Of "a
nuary next.
By order q fhe coaft.
III. IL. POTTER,
.1ei:aF rsssk u Csurl in ssaLIHpies
Decemhsr =.
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Leather,F&c.
November 70.

VIIE subscriber has on baud the following
l. articles. which will be sold Tor cash only:
Best Philadelphia Cali Skin.
Morocco, Tor Ladies and Gsn,lemen,
Seal Skins,
Lining Skins,
Binding skins,
Shee Thread,
Boot Webbing,
Boot Chord and Sprigs.
"t have also an assortment Of skives,
an article for batIers
VIM. III. BROWN.
November 9 40
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
a fresh auppIy Of LARD.
WANTED, Flax Seed, Beeswax, and
Tallow.
MICKLE g. NORWOOD.
November 70. oil
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Negroes to Hire.

esHE Negroes bcloneing 10 'he estate Of ss.
. rsh Froemsn, will be hired out for The en-
suing year, Al the dwelling house Of The sub.
scriscI, on Monday the I'd daY Of January
next. -. -~
Also AZ the same BE some Household
Furniture xiI Dc offered Tor sale.
JOHN NEWLIN, Err.
NOVEMBER 80 50 -
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Notice.

ALL persons whom il may concern, E,e
O. hereby neti6cd, that ! have given Tee
dom 10 my son .ENocH REAyES Col ms,
and he is authorized 70 recsite the LsneY Of
his own labor, and 60 make contracts lczkm.
self. aid 20 do al other things in -asian and
fee manner as if he bad 2s1,ved ., the full
age Of twenly. ore yeau
BRk6LEY COLLINS.
December S. 3w
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HILLSB oRO UGH. N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Iy nENNls nEARTT.

w U'NNTS TL hN ~
AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, OR TWO DoLi"'
FIFTY cESrs ~ rAID IN Al VANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their WI"
10 have their Paper Discontinued at the csIna'
iion Of the year, wilt be presumed as e Sung
It's ontinnan.c until tnnntcrmantcd - Az" W
PAPER will he discontinued until all arr aiHg'S
are raid, unless Of the option al III" rub',s' t''
Advertiser ~nis nat exceeding sixteen l'hrS'
one doliar for tue first, ord Iwrn,, five ''"''
t"r ra' h subs. qurnt inscriion; lors'r o"e, :"
proportion. Court advertisements i"r"'. ~"
PEI cent ighrr. A dcdm ti"n al , !, pei NV"
Will be made TO sdycIti,Cn by the !'af'
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Attention.!

First Light In|anhy Company. nitath,d to TIE
47th Regiment North Carolina Militia.
you are ordered and csmmapdcd to attend
,Cart. Joseph q. Bacon's. on Sai"r iay
the cath day ni December next, at liOrloeS'
equipped bs The Law directs, with arms ana
uniform, and elk rounds of powder, for drill
muster and ronrI martial.
HENRY JACKSON, Srgi.
November 80. So
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Land and Negroes

. E1aON 0hAAAs
DY virtue of decree aud order o. tie Critic
SIates District Court for tse district Of N.
Caroiina, in Bankruptcy, directed 20 nse ss A..
signce for the county of Orange, shall on
Saturday tho Gath day Of this Inorts, al tie
residence Of MattheS Ai'Csciey, cell TO the
highest bidder, for cash 81 the rishis and
cairns, both legal and eqHitables Of said NJ
Csuley to the following property, 10 wit:
The tfsei Of Land on which he nov
resides, adjoining the lands Of I. W. Nusn and
olhers. containing four hunsred and fifty acres,
more or less.
Also one other tract, adjoining the
lands Of VIM. II. Merritt, Hanson coulter
deceased, and others, containing ty estima.
ton one hundred AID sixty acres.
= Also all his right. aud elaine. b",h IT,
gal and equitable, 10 five NEGROES. namely
Abram, Patsey and her issue, Ben, lease aRd
Sarah. -.s
WALTER A. NORWOOD,
.assiynss in Bankruptcy for orsnss County
Necember G.. s3-5m
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Negroes to Hire.

THE Negroes belonging to Anne Davis will
be hired out Oh the asih Of December.
Persons srho have them hired will deliver
.heu, 10 me on that day, a, i . -'cIock, at the
store Of James Webb. i'm e. Co. in Hillsbo-
rough.
JAMES WEBB,
For WILLIAM CAIN.
December 4. 5s--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15
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nDs WIZ 9Al9Q0I respectful
~ " of:rs MS professional services 10 his
fellow ciIlzsn-. lie may he found a, hs resi-.
deacc three miles southwest II IiilIshotough,
and one mile from the main fork of the Chat
ham, wondy's Ferry. and HilIshoronrh roads,
who" not Professionally absent. .iavi"F J"f,.
received esq and extensive assortment ii
MEDirINES, he is prepared 10 furni'h a'y
article that may be wanted on moderate terms
September ]. 40 an