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".iPhiiSt we lire. let US lire"
NEW R~ESTORATEUR,

NEW R"ESTORATEUR,
OGLETH ORPHE Loo n.
One door beie,5 he Eagle g. Phqni1 Hotel.
FEyHIS new House of Refreshment Is hand.
somely fitted up, and now open for the
reception of visitors.
The superintendent is Of the opinion. tina, a
uea, clean establishment, attentive servants, the
finest
OystcrsC inms,& Salt water Fish.
the Savannah and Charleston markets can
afford. with all the variety Of meats and Wild
game 10 be had in our own market. and a de-
lermined desire to please, will ensure to him n
liberal patronage. The governing principle of
this House will be, to ask no more Of its patrons
than they may call for, be il 10 the a,noun, ola
picayune or larger sum and rs no book.kcep-
er will be employed. no books will be kept.
Terms cash, invariably, without favvr or aztec.
ton.
l.. N. MITCHELL. Superintendent.
NJ The celebrated aud well known Cook,
Charles Cowlipg, is al the head Of the Culinary
Department.
Augusta, Now. 5, 1912. Ct IL
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Oct. ~

Notice.
a FORE WARN all persons from trad
4 ins for n Note of hand. given by me 10
Evens. Daniel Jones, and John o. Jones. for
one hundred aud fifteen dollars, due lst jana.
AIRY 1912. and payable ist January lsi3. as the
property for which. said note wa- gwen has
proved to be useless To me. and was warranted
10 me. I an determined no, To pay said notc un.
less compelled by law.
JOHN dorm. Junr.
Oct. 26 :f -
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ATTENTION
THE 4. S. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH cARoLInA.
~ BANKRUPTCY Y.

. q w '"
IN BANKRUPTCY.
WWnEREAS Elisha L.you. Planter Of All,
Wv hcvillc DiS'rrt. :. &. hath filed II JET.
,i"E prn,Ins that he may be declared a Bank
rupt. pursnantto The act OF Congress OF the u
States. made, and now in force. concerning
Baukrupts. and tina, he may have The benefit oI
the said act: tbs Ii to give notice at The said
petition. and Tia, n hearing thereof will be had
before the Honorable Roher, d Gilchris,, Judge
OF The s,id Cou,t. alta Court to be holden nj the
Federal Courl House. IN Charleston. on Mon.
day. the fifth dag Of December neIi. at eleven
O'clock, A. VI al winch place and time all per
sons Interested may appear and slew cause, il
any they have, why the prayer Of The said pet.
toner should not be granted.
Charleston, 9Th day Of November, 1912.
Ii. Y. GRAY, L-rk.
Nov. l6 II AZ
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Ds.:EcT' REFORMATION.

NGrdsCNre 81 Gallery.
FEJlIE ubsc ribcr- have iust received direct
q from the manufactures IN England, aud
the Northern State. 4 handsome aud well as
sorted stock of
Hardware & Cutlery,
purchased chiefly for cash; which they offer
tor sale. Oh reasonable terms, al their store. IN
the brick building. corner Of Centre and Mer-
cer-sts.. consisting Of
English, Swcdc, aud American IRON.
jn do do Steel.
Hollow Ware Of all sizes.
Bond aud Hoop Iron.
Collins Axes, AIDES. Chi,-ls, and Gougcs.
dill Irons. n full assortment.
Avis. Vices. Smiths Bellows x Hammers.
Horse Shoes and liorse Sine Nails.
Wagon Boxes. Truce 4 other wagon Chains.
Table Knives ~ Forks, Pen X :'cckGi Knives.
Mill aud Gross cut SAWS.
Head aud Tenant Saws.
Locks, Hinges. iusurs.
Coffee Mills. Corn Mills.
Grindstoncs, Manila aud Cotton Rope.
Sheet and Pig Tin, Iron Wire.
Sheet aud Pig LcaI.
18th many other articles IL: i.icir line. making
the most complete and well assorted ,,och Ui
HARDWARE ever offered in this market.
HENkELL x ROBINSON
Hamburg, Oct. 20, 1872. ct -
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All those indebted. either by note or accoun,
Tor 1910 and lSil. will please call ana make
payment Immediately. as ii is absolutely neces-
gary that the business be closed up, longer indul-
genco win not be given.
w. B. BRANDON.
l.. II. MUNDY
Nov. 81 ~
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VS. afarIU,r.
LAWS Ellzey.
THE Mongaged premises containing
i six hundred aud forty (640) acres
more or less, situate in Edgehld District,
and adjoining land. oi John Tanrence
Thomas Lamar. aud John Carter, accord.
ing 10 the original grant, having been sold
on the first Monday in August last, one
fourth for cash, aud the balance on a cred
il Of three months, aud The purchaser hav-
ing failed 70 comply with The terms of sale;
| shall offer the same premises 10 the high
cs, bidder on The first Monday in Decem
Der next. for cash, al the risk Of The !ormeI
purchaser.
S. CHRISTIE. $. Z. d.
November IL, 1912 ($3 81! d II
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Oct.M i
Notice

FHNHE firm of BRASNoA. MusDY & ASpER-
son. was dissolved on the lst of Sepicm-
Der last; the business of the concern will be
settled by BRAySoS & ANDERSON, who continue
business nj the same place.
Ocr 3. Tsp. nc sc
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WTIE L. S. DISTRICT COURT, /
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. {
IN BANKRUPTCY.

lf L.1.snl
n the mailer Of John Russell, Planter, resi-
IL ding III Abbcvillc District. Sonti Carolina
n Bankrupt.
Pursuant TO an Order OF the District Conn
Of the United States, for the Dis,ric, Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby gwen, iha, cause be
shcwn before The sud Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on The twenty
eighth day Of January next, nj eleven O'Clock.
a. NJ, why the SAID john Russell. siIorld
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate rs a
Bankrupt.
Charleston, 29th day Of October. lsi2
II. Y. GRAY. Cicrs.
Nnvr. Q ~ 81
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Woa,se g. Eoe for Sale.

G. In THE Subscriber intend
SSS24N "a ing 10 remove To his build.
sS sE& Tug lately erected IN the
49, q s4I neishborhood. offers for sale
@gss sLESLs5r his House and Lot in the
&SSw~SAsS Town Of Edsefeld. The
House llls h..en entirely rebuilt in the last s
wears. II na. Z rooms and 6 FIRE places; i OF
the rooms are large and comfortable. The Lot
has ,uur acres, nd the ou,-houses are all new
aud in GOOD r-pa;r. excep pit the stable. Thirty
acre. Of woodland Ia hall n mile Of The prem.
ses vii be sold With the above, irdcsired and
the who,r viii lie disposed Of on accommodate
in. ,c.ms, 20 an approved purchaser.
}. TERRY.
Nov. l6 ~
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Nov 16
Dissolution.

HbSHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween the subscribers, in tie LAME oil
Brannon e. Mundy. was dissolved on The frs,
day OF January last; the name Of the firm will
only be uscd to close its business. and w. Is.
Uranium Is duly authorized to settle the same.
w. B. BRANNUN,
l. II. MUNUY.
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} conilcXion will the Store. Will he kept
Merchant Tailor Shop,

Entrance through the Store, J under the super.
in,cndcncc Of Mr. K VI. FuLLn.
TERMS CASH.
Where will he kept a good stock Of Broad
Cloths, plain and figured Bearer Cloths. GiTgg,
Cloths, CasSimeres. and I~rSiings. of all colors
and latest styles. together with suitable lIim.
mings; where customers can bny by The yard
or select the materials and have their rarmc MS
made in III. latest fashion,; warranted to iii. nj
- per cent le.s than former prices.
WM. KETCuAM & co.
Hamburg, Oct. ~, lci2. ~ 40
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ETprNfOs.'s Sale.

WATILL BE SOLD. al The late residence Of
Wv B.. A. Wallace. deed. on Tuesday the
sixth day OF December next. n part Of the Real
and Personal Es,nie Of snil decreased,
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EWOEAL

which viii be offered at nuu,ual!y IOw prices
for CASH.
10 cur stock may he found several new styles
OF gooGs for ladies' dress, viz: Figured Orleans
cloths. striped Urien,alS. Grape dc Lanes, En-.
bosscd dc Lanes, BLACK, Blue, and colorcd
Silks: B"mbazines. Mar mos. Linens, Lawns.
aud table Covers flunucls, Kentucky Jeans.
Saitinrlis. Blankets, Negro cloths. 4 large
assortment Of Shawls. from 37I cents 10 SI2;
Bonnct- from % cents la = and in shorI.
every useful aud ornamental! article ia the Dry
Goods line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-18
Stra we'd,
The Christian gun.

THE above indicates the title Of a,
= monthly periodical, 10 be published
under the renirol OF he southern Cars
iian Polishing cemA,iIiee. 50 soon - an
adequate amount o. rasFonagc SHALL he
procured. II is designed 10 make ihis
sheet The vehicle Of religious intelligence
exclusively. and means by which that
portion Of the Church of Christ, which
is denominated TnE CHRISTIAN CHrRcH.
may exhibit their views before the world,
of the prominent doctrines OF the Bible,
the organization Of The Church, aud iis
true and correct discipline. The evils Of
seciarianjsm and disnnion win likewise
be brought under review, and the proper
remedies will be attempted 10 be applied.
No favor will be shown 10 that disorgan-
izing demon party spirit. The Chisiian's
proper standard will be sci forth in bold
relief, as rallying point FOR all true Pro-
testanis. The Savionr's claims as being
exclusively the Head Of the Church. viii
be defended and maintained, and he will
be held forth in all the energy and sins
plicity Of divine revelation. A place will
likewise be afforded for an account az re-
ligious reyivals, minutes of conferences.
and such like matters. The Sun viii I've
published on a large medium sheet, in
newspaper form, on the first day Of each
month, at one dollar per annum, pavahle
always in advance. The place Of pnhli-
cation will be stated by the Committee.
Of which notice shall be given TO snhscri-
hers in the first number. On the recep-
lion Of the first number by the subscii-
hers, the yearly subscription will be con-
sidered as due.
Elder DANIEL w. KERR. Of Junto. N.
c., having been selected By the Ccmmit-
tee as editor. communications should he
directed 10 him. Postmaster al Junto, Or
ange county. n. c.
August IL ~
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SUPREME coItRT.

The following opinions have been de
livered sioce our last: .~
Per RuFFis. CHI. ]. in Baum .. Ste.
phens, from CuIrituck; reversing the
judgment below.
Also in Falls .. McAflcc, from Lin.
coin; affirming the judgment below.
Also in Moorc's Adm. .. Barrow s
Ex'r. from Perquimmons; declaring thai
there is no error in the decree appealed
from.
Also in Smith .. Low, from Guilford,
two cases;) judgment reversed.
Also in Bank Of The State y. Forney
and others, in Equity, from Burke, tive
cases;) dismissing The bill in each.
Also in Rainey 0. Marlborough, IN Equi.
~. from Caswell; dismissing the bill.
Per DANIEL, J. in Beaver .. Rice
fion Buncombe; affirming the judgnen
below.
Also in Willis {. Batlcr, in Equity
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- Blfkt iisnissilg l.e 81
Also q SAFE (. Carroll. f0n Wake;
irrsisx Ne jidgmeni beisN.
Also h dr. - 6rn. RieA :. Deciding.
f<om Dasiss Affirming tie ladssnent BE-
#w.
Also in Ward 2. Ifuegisss. - Eqnisy.
ON ohslnu; reversing he or3rFs nsrf-
saiing he demnrErr. Sc.
Also in Pieoii . Arnslssl. IA Equity.
ffom Washington.
Also in DeSereux z. Dean. n EQniiy
fFom. Berries disnissing he bill.
Peg GAsros. ]. 10 STATE G. Trannnrsi
e. a. from Burke; 6rsesing Vie vsfiici
10 be sci aside.
Also in State .. Baltimore. from Ca
banSs directing the judgements TO BE- ar
resled.
Also IN Ssssrr. Paterson. from Silrry;
declaring lllaf there ! no eTfUr in the pro-
eeedings Of the Court below.
Also in Solicitor sx ref Wardens Of the
Poor c. Gerard. in Equity, from Beaulorts
reversing the decree below.
Also IN Mccain e. al. Q. Hin e. al. in
Equity, from Rockingham; directing q re-
ference. Rsisigs Reg.
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MAHHlNwo

In this county, on the ID inst. BY The
Rev Joseph Murray, Mr.. IlESRY RosEY
10 Miss ELlzABErH TARPLEY.
In this county. on the slh inst. by the
Rev. William Robertson, Mr.. WILLIAM
FLIsTrF TO Miss REBEccA HOGAN.
In This county. on Thursday last, by
The Rev. Mr.. Maynard, Mr.. NANCY
SrRowD to Miss MARTHA ATwATER.
daughter Of the Rev. William Aiwater.
Recently, by Manly Snipss, esq. Mr..
JAMES GRAHAM. Of this county. to Miss
HELEN JUSTICE, daughter Of Mr.. Allen
Justice, dec. Of Chatham county.
In this county, on the 26lh May, BY the
Rev. Alexander Albright, Mr.. OLIVER
NEwIIS 10 Miss SAaAH ELLEN. youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Seymour Puryear.
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Obituary.

Died. in Marion, (Ala. al The residence
Of Mr.. L. Epson, on "Wednesday morn
ing the Sd inst, Mr.. oRRIS LEWIS. aged
about 4s years. Mr.. Lewis was native
Of the stale Of Connecticut, but Tor several
years resided at Chapel Hill. North Ca
roiina, where he moved, and where he
has left a wife and two children, TO mourn
his death. Mr.. L. had been engaged in
business here for the past seven months,
and by his strict integrity and industry,
gained the high respect Of those with
whom he became acquainted.
Perry Eagle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-18
ELECTION RETURNS.

Returns from the following counties
have been received since our last:
.qnson-Myers. senate; Thos. s. Ashe
AMI John M.Calium, commons: all wings.
.9she and Hiikes-Edmand w Jones,
i'm senate; wing.
.9sIe-Gearge Bower, commplas; do
mocrat
Banromle {. Hcndersoa--J. CatAey,
sena.a: w. Ella nller and Jula DaFgla,
csinn,a, all wings.
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The Madison [lndisns) Cosrisr says:
49, Our Magyar 10 csblae'-a@ksr. our
Marshal a bIscksm'sh, the Cny Aiarney
pIaserer. The Secretary aearpenser, the
Assessor pattern maker. the e. lire,of a
iobseconist. Ihrre Of nine coDnclIghen are
isIl0rs, tso are carpenters, one = msch'-
mist. one a wagon maker. one mill
sughi, and one isnm II msker. Let
any o.hsr city ~ lhe Unied States brat
q. finley can. Who willsay sc are not
working neal"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-18
THE FouRTH VETO.

The new Revenue Bill. which had been
passed by both houses of Congress. and
submitted TO the President for his appro-
val. has been returned 10 the House Of
Representatives IN which il originated,
without his signature. The veto mes
sage which accompanies ], viii be found
in another part Of our paper to-day. The
principal reason, IL indeed moi the only
reason. for Withholding his ssseni 10 this
necessary law, is The clause which conti-
nues in operation The law for distributing
among ihe states the proceeds Of the
sales Of the public lands.
There is no act OF tile present Con-
gress which we more decidedly approve
tlfan the dlsiribGiion Of fhe proceeds Of
the public lands among the states; we
think il was demanded as an act Of jus.
lice. as well as Of public policy. Oh
course. then, we feel disposed 10 con
denim in the strongest terms this new
stretch of executive power, which has
been SO despotically exercised TO defeat
the deliberate ard repeatedly expressed
will Of The mainriir Of both houses Of
Congress.
The revenue bin Just vetoed. does not
appear 10 contain single provision which
The President thinks unconstitutional; but
on The contrary, all IFS provisions, except
the clause respecting The public lands. are
III accordance with his own expressed
opinions. lis passage was imperaiiyely
demanded By the exigencies OF the irea.
sury, and was necessary to The credit, the
honor, aid the prosperity Of the country.
How can the President be justified. then,
in so periinaciously resisting The delibe-
raie and wellconsidcrcd action of Con-
gressl
The last paragraph Of the message
would seem 10 have been intended in
mockery, were ], possible 10 conceive
that any man, invested with the high re-
sponsibililies OF the President, could be.
come 30 infatuated as 10 treat with leyily
the deliberate action Of the Representa-
lives Of The People. The effect Of the
veto, he says, :" is substantially TO call on
Congress 10 re consider the subject" II
this were its only efiect-.if after avail.
ing themselves Of the lights which he has
been able 10 throw around the subject,
Congress could review their act, and then
make Il a law, if approved by majority
of lhem--if this were lie effect, il might
perhaps be praiseworthy in The President
thus to refer the matter back for re-consi-
Iteration. But The President well knew
that the effect was substantially to defeat
the bill. Fof 10 talk about majority Of
two-thirds, under existing circumstances,
seems like hooking the impotency Of the
friends Of the measure.
The message Of the President was ia
ken up in the House of Representatives
on Wednesday, and was, on motion Of
MIR. Adams, after debate, referred to a
committee OF thirteen members, with in-
s,rurtions to report thereon. The bill,
as returned by the President, was order
ed 10 lie on the table.
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Horehead's present majority. s.ss5.
In these eOuniirs two years ago. More
head had ss.577 votes. and Saunders
ss.2se-msjoriiy for Morehsod. 5.2lG
Calculating he result ssbe in The same
ratio in The counties yet 10 be heard from,
MOrehead's majOrsy in the state. in the
pressa election. viii be about e,0o0.
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For Sale,
AVAI.usBl.E TRACT or

rzsx VALUABLE TRACT OF
3D. LAND, abeul ihfre nsiies snuih se-t
SsS AZ Hills'.afeurh. roatais.inE IA a han-
sx-A dIed add Gay scses. fwfni3 hrs q
n b sIe INV nn~ uader rnit~a'iun. Tia
laad % ~ The ersi 9nsify 81 sfi.ad " Or
age. wril waseIed and hrsshy lisshrfsd. d -
~iihin . mhs Of 81 exseil,nI Merchant and
sss MiIt and he ncighbnurhoad 90 exsspiioa-
able. The aw6er Of this Land lisi { W La
ealnton isdesiFsrs Of ssiling. ard i san there
fore be bought em NEST nerenanasaltag terms.
Aay one desrvas AZ SEEING the isnd. "a Z
please apply 10 Tie Subscriber. " 70 q. n.
Naadell, sia rrsidrs aear ".
WI. CAMERON. Agent
August 5. 81
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An extra session af HE New Ya,k Lsg
isIsisre commences on The 10Th intent.
The business 70 be done - the division Of
the stare into Congressional districts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-18

Ev A Lecture win be delivered
al the Masonic Hall, before The HILLSIDE
rOngh Literary Association. this evening,
lT'hursday.) 81 carly candle ligs. The
PubIir generally are respectfully inyiled
to attend.
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AN ORANGE FARMER.
August 18Th, 1912.

Our rs;oad &C ,se Milton Chronicle has
an article in his last number about some
Of our county matters. Aficr speaking OF
our Court House, which he characierizes
as having the appearance Of dilapidated
horse stable, and assigning the division
question as reason FOR its being suffered
to remain disgrace TO the county, he
closes his article with The following re-
marks;
Whether The division party uiIi.
ground their arms or not we csnnoi say
--bu, il they will sulTsr % 10 make .
remark, we think they u ia best 10 !" bear
the Ills ihey have. than Ay To Others ,hs,
they know mol Of" The last Legislature,
impruJsnily, as We think, dislded several
counties in the Siats--snd what 10 The
result Why, the very men las We are
infnrmeil who Stood fnenost 10 petit
iioning Tor division, are dissatisfied. and
are nov using every effort 10 gel tie
mother Counties 10 take the 'prai,gals'
back again--indefi they are in as nurh
trouble. 4 repnr,s be true. as was Mr..
Tyler a, the Harrisburg Convention, rho
actually cried % becsuse Mr.. Clay va.
not nnmin ted lnr the Presidency! We
trust tina, We are not tm eDicious in our
remarks; we are aw are thai the division
patty IN Orange Labor under some inrou
venIence, especially those Who are TOO re-
nlets from the Court house To make IL
convenient 10 boar every big man who
makes speech IN Hnlshorough { rhi.
is, substantially, one of the grave res-
snas Offered lar dividing the County J
But these observations are cltc,ieJ By our
deep aversion 10 dt,iling counties al
respectable size into frac,ions--.mall
counties IRE so easily svoyed. ruled and
ensiGued by single man, who plays The
demagopue IS nicely as one that we
wot oil"
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Ht1sN~t& "tt& f1+0r@- y n y a.
Hams. senate; rtkig.
Beunfori-J. NJ. Williams. whie, and
Shsdrark Allen. ennnless. dsmorrsi.
BDFke-Alney BnrEin, whie. srn<ie;
Samuel J Neil and Tod r. Caldwell.
xligs. and W W Avery. democrat. con-
mons.
C0hayrUs-W. r. Phasr. seaaie; d..
". Bsninger. commons; both viIigs.
(sfbnbus--M. Williamson. commons;
democrat
fhorsa and GGfes--Khitnael slal-
Hhgs. senate. democrat.
lhoiraH-Pai.e. commons. whie.
CunlbeTlaad-David Reid, senate; J..
Monroe and Duncan X. M.Rae. com
mons; all democrats.
Craren-Psslenr. senaie; Street and
Dewey. commons; all democrats.
D,piiR-0siea Swinsen. senate: Isaac
b Kelly and James G Dickson. commons;
all democrats.
Doridson-Juhn w Thomas. senate;
Henry Wsiser and Charles Brummel,
eomnons; al wings.
Edgsc0mbr-L0uis ID Wilson. senate;
Joshua Barnes and Ralph Z M.Nsir.
commons; all democrats.
Eanklia-William p. Williams, Sc
nate, demn; Young Patterson. demo, and
gohH z Thomas. whig. commons.
Creme and Lenoir-Speighl, senate.
democrat.
Geems-JOhn W Taylor. cOmmsns.
whig.
Hoiifar-Andrew Joyner. senate; S
II Gee. B r Moore and B A Pope. rom
mons; all wings.
Henford-G G Moore, demo- senate;
S Sharp, wing, commons.
Hyde-Shanklin, demo, commons.
IredM-Allison, senate; Caldwell, NJ
Laughlin & Young. commons 81 wings.
JoLnsfen-D Tomlinson, senate; ID
Richardson and ID whitley, eommonsi
az democrats.
Jones---cdvm Koohce, whiss COM
mons.
Lineofn--Rea, senate; Stowe, White,
Wilson and Yonis, commons; all demos.
LenOir--Windal Davis, commons, de.
fnoefat.
gfoeon-Whifaker, commons, wing.
5foore. Montgomery and. &aniy--
John VI Worth, senate, wing.
.1ioore--William ID Harrington, COM
mons. demo.
Montgomery g. Sfaniy--Colyin Coch
ran and + Locke. commons, wings.
Northampton N s Rogers. demo
senate; Thomas Bragg, demo, and John
B OdonI. wing, commons.
Oasiow-Pollock, senate Haskins
commons; both demos.
Pnson-yohn w Williams, senate
John d Holloway and Hiram Sa:tericld
cnrprnnns: al. demos
PasqiioiGlk d Persuimons.-Wiliisff
d Shepard, senate, whig.
Pasquoionk-A c Ehringhaus, com
mons, wing.
Pm-Alfred Moye. senate; Isaac Joi
ner and ] l. Foreman, commons; al
wings.
RandOlpi-H b Elliott, senate; Abran
Brewer and Julian Z Leach, commons
all wings.
Roekingham-G d Boyd. senate; h
p Caidwell and Peter Scales, commons
all democrats.
Robesoa-Neill Regan and Alexander
Watson, commons. both demos.
Richmond--Alfred Dockery, senate
Alexander Martin and Elisha Boslick,
commons; all wings.
Rufhe1ord--Miller, senate; Mills ant
Jefferson, commons: all wings.
SampsOn--Thomas Boykin, senate
E q Gavin and ] Herring, commons
all democrats.
Snrrp--Milliam r Dobson, senate
Taliaferro. IIauser and Conrad, com
mons; all democrats.
Sfokss--James Stafford. senate; jacob
Shutz, + Nelson and w e Mitchell, CON
mons; all demos
Jyrrd 4. HashingiOn--H @ Spruill
senate, whig.
HushngfOn--D G Guyther, COM
mons, whig.
Hiikrs-Sieele and Bryan, commons
both wings.
UIagne-John Exum, senate; Curt.
II Brogden and Elias Barnes, commons
all democrats.
Tancy--Rev. S. Bird, commons. whig
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-18
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.

EU The Annual Meeting Of lhe Or
ange County Temperance socieiy. viii
be held in The Court House. on Saturday
next the 2oih instant. At II o'clock. By
misrepresentation, The 18th instant was
mentioned in The forsrr notice. The Va
riOus societies in lhe county are request,
ed TO sent mp reports.