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eve have SHOVE, over aud over scsin, that
Ire present WING iar.ff 10 not ooly ueeonsitu.
tionsl, but OPP es.ive 10 the South aud west
and We have called upon the Wing press anu
Wing orators 10 reme forward aud cnn1royc
our arguments. They are SILENT Standard.
Will the Standard be so good as to
send us his paper containing his argH-
ment or his proof tina. the present tarln
Is unconstitutional, or thar il is oppressive
10 any portion Of the country We have
seen abundance of assertions in the STAN
dard, but no proof or argument touching
these matters. lie admits that a tariff
sufficient 10 produce an adequate reve-
hue is constitutional; and he has not
shown iha, more has been collected, or is
likely 10 be collected, under the Wing Ia
riff, than the necessities Of the Govern
men, require. BIT, he is pleased to call
the tariff Of 1912 a proteciice tariff; and
protection, he says, g is unknown TO the
constitution" We shall not stop now
20 inquire whether the constitution ex-
rressly gives TO Congress authority 10
protect the peculiar interests and INDUS
Try Of The country-a power inherent in
all governments, ard as necessary some.
times as the power 10 protec. the soil
from the hostile invasion Of a foreign foe.
We think we have on former occasions
sufficiently established that point tire
ceived the uniform sanction Of the go
vernmen, wi,hou, interruption for forty
years, was advocated by Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe; and
was voted for in lis different stages by
John C. Calhoun, Andrew Jackson, Mar
Tin Van Buren,, James Buchanan, X. NJ.
Johnson, and Thomas II. Benton. The
array, indeed. is overwhelming in favor
Of The constituionali'y and expedlency Of
an adequate protection to the manniac.
lures and varied industry of the country.
But the tariff Of 1912 was arranged ex-
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At PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON Tuesdsy the Ssh d, Il September nrxf.
a. 10 esl< n We 81 h proceed 10
sell ~ Fnhllc spsaion ~ u g sosa 81 Peters.
hnTzs ihs - lire sTnltk GE GOGDs or "A tsssx
faFasAa. kse,lan sad soishsoa.
Tie Sfntk as. ier The mest part, selestsd
"a ihs slis Of nsw IRA 81 40 .xssrerrsd
haad dnfine the Issi srskeu. a 70 sxssnsi.e
snu sell a stated, snhFsslaF stsp sasissy O.
y o. sssaiiy ioand % isfgs Or, 6usds esisb.
i.shmeuis. ASA supposed y b @sfIh Gas 600
u resi PRICE.
We psriisslss'y insiIe rosnffy MsnIsnfs 10
atieae q . sale. a. furnishing al ,Ereilent op-
poi uaiiy u is.ins ~ god ssssslmsnl, sad
on The mesi reasonable sefh a. suth an Que
rarely sH,s
1ERAis- i.ess Than sio0, essh, between
500 snd 500. sisiy dasss bsk~eea $500 and
500 iosi aonihsi owe, ssUa, mon. hs. Az.
p..scd eadcfssu nsgosAble ~ per 10 saea case.
se ale alil eonilnoe irvm aay 10 DAY ant.l
w. n. JOHNSON Jr.
DAVID NAY. Trustee of
s.,.a..I, w vm 4 fgsroa.
1H0s BhskrgI 4 BRO Ame,,s.
A..esss n'%es -. 81 t1s
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f'sss-y - aflFW . EsEeEas. Endsrl
sAs oPsFssioa q shs soapronise e, lrsn-
Cd By Mr. slzy. he lsri6 had bsen gra-
d1ally redsesd. unlii 1870. ~hra il en-
% 70 pr cent with many .rllss lilo
gsther free q daiy. EEpsriease Il once
disclosed he hrl thsi ne isriG sas Ihsn
levied upon lOs low . sralr: he rsvenus
Vas insufficient and 1he Government
vas rapidly Involving itself n dot A
nrw adjustment o. he lzriG ~as Ihers-
lore Indispensable; sad - : preliminary
question: il wss sOlemsiy debsed in Con.
g'esss Hnder resolutions submilledby Mr..
Clay, . how much win !, take 10 suppor.
me government" and 70 pay is deblss
With Ibis object IN view. and sfer care
ful deliberaiiOn. The tariff scl Of 1852 was
passed. With no more than moderate
revenue duties. = rise discrimination has
given % he various branches Of industry
~ the country All the required protection.
End infused islo ihem : heslthy activity.
Due regard was also had 10 he wants Of
The poor, and The articles indispensable 10
heir comfort were lightly taxed, or duty
=
free. This Is The tariff which the STAN
dard rails q, and attempts % humbug the
people BY making Them believe lhai they
are bowed down to the very dust with
heavy burdens. and al Tor The benefit Of
!" the monopolis's and hearlless corpora
lions Of The Norlh!r'
The extent % which the Standard cal
eulaies upon The creduliiy Of The people,
and he consequent wildness and exlrsva-
gance Of his statements. forcibly remind
one Of the renowned Baron Munchausen.
As . specimen, We give The following:
1.-The present tariff" he says, has rais-
ed the price Of imports II least thirty
flee per cent, and as a consequence,
the price Of similar articles manufactured
here is raised TO the same amount" Now
there is not one Of his readers who does
no know The ulirr falsehood Of ,his stale
meat DO we pay any thing more for
our silt or iron! are not our cotton and
our woOllen goods even cheaper than they
were before The tariff OF 1912! Can he
point 10 one single article which has ad-
vanced one penny in price in consequence
Of that tariff Descend from your siilis,
Mr. Editor come down 10 matters Of fact;
name your articles and their prices; prOvs
your statement 10 be true: Otherwise you
cannothope, even with the help Of /" Gov
emor Hubbard" 10 humbug the people
into the belief that they are fieeced ont Of
fourteen millions Of dollars year, and
that "the rich manufacturers of the
Nor'h" are unjusily benefit ed to that a.
mount, by the operations Of the ia in.
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100 Dollars Reward.

w as slolea from the Store &C The subseri.
beis. on the evening ., Wednesday tie
Sen on. white we were al supper, Pocket
Book, conisiaing sbrUi one haaored and SKY
donas 10 Bark bis Of The denomination &c
form one 10 ien dollars, together With The fol.
iowing notes Of hard, w one on Josish Tar
ne : esq. FOR 81 so, payable 10 Ntlsoa q Ls,i.
mef ios bor sHsed m.aey; one Oh ssa.pe H,.l-
aaa 20 SO, 60 DO foa ed money. one on
c. Campbell. esq. Tor $40, 81 borrow cd .n..
aey; one on Wi,iIsM " Allison 20 SEQ, made
payable 10 Jnseph 3. Allison snd rador,ed BY
aim 10 The snos, r,be 9; enc on Taomps Ctab-
tree, payal le TO L. 3. seefe D, AID assig ed
To us by I'm To- s---tsem aos secsi,ettee;1
oac o. Psge Scs,leii, payable TO Gel. wm. T..
Shields. and assigned 10 Us, for 50. o: there.
abouis; noe or Jesse 0'Da aiel 60 Sl:I0 paw
rbIe 20 the subscribers one on Frederick tior
mr. payahls 10 lien Bason. ESQ, iof 81, and
ooe on James Nsbaae, jr payable 10 Reps
Goggles. for ss4:s5. Al pc seas are fore.
wsraed from lrsdIag FOR any Of The said notes,
or he makes from paying them to cav per.
son hnt on selves, a. aone of ihem have been
,ransfer ed by IA.
A icward 81 one hundred dollars viii DC paid
for the recovery .! ihc pc, kei book AID mo-
ney. with evidence 10 ronvicl the thief.
NELSON & LAIIMER.
September s 90
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Obituary.

Died in this county on Thursday last,
Miss ABBY CAPE, aged about thirty FIVE
years.
Died on The 3O,h of August last, at the
residence Of her son, in-I.aw, Gen. w.
X. ARMS cad, u. S. A., at Ben Lomond,
Md. Mrs. ELIZABETH STANLY, relict Of
the Hon. John S,anly, of North Carolina,
in the 6sd year of her eye. .~
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The editor Of The STANDARD. II his las.
number. has rrfrurd 10 twUcf flHss sBs,-
tss IN which he links ws hare made
mistakes. But he explanation he gives
evidently shows an siIsmpl 70 bach OUT
from q position which he Was upoa die
point az assuming and which he aorc
thinks may not be altogether % eligible
8 he would wish. 10 the arsl place he
says We are mistaken in suppesing that
he source Of his joy at The result Of he
late elections in North Carolins wss 70 be
found in The fact that three out Of The Eve
democrats elec.ed were svo~ed Calhoun
men. Our conclusion Was certainly q
very naiursl one; he had hauled down The
Van Buren, Gag, and placed himself in a
position 70 rsn mp that Of the great NaE-
fer, and afterwards, when he thought he
saw indications Of The ascendarcy Of his
favoriie with bis party, he forthwith clap
ped his wings and erowed Justify over The
rieiOry. Bu, being afraid lhai in This he
has run ahead Of the popular sentiment,
he preIends lhas his rejoicing Is Tor he
success Of The democratic cause"
though he can but know that The Wing
party have carried the state for Henry
clay and United States Bank by a POI
aalar vote Of more Than 5000 majority
being an increase since last year Of more
than 1900.
In The second place, he says We made
a !. wonderful 10 do because on taking
charge Of the Standard he took from The
head Of is columns the name Of Mr.. Van
Buren,; and charges Us with unfainess
because We did mol give his reasons. But
in Ibis we think he charges US wrongful
~; if we did not give his reasons 10 open
terms, we cerlainly did in very broad
hints. Aud now 10 clear ourselves from
The charge Of unfainess, and TO make the
matter perfectly plain, We will quote from
his paper before Us the editors own
words: :" We took down the name Of Mr.
Van Buren,, because we believed that
gentleman was mol lie frs, choice OF The
entire democratic party Of this state" In
other words. the ediioris popularity hunt
Ing; and, 10 use his own expression in
another place,) he is ready to drop Van
Buren,, or even Calhoun, and run any
body whose popularity will be likely 10
open way Cor himself.
ne we at any time "growl," tits at the
vices, and moi "the rare virtues and dis
,inguished qualifications" Of men. We
hope we shall always have better sense
of propriery. If The editor Of the Stand
ard had equal modes,y he would net
now be barking at an individual whose
exalted charac err one shot year ago he
could scarcely find words sufficiently 10
praise.
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e. exPssitits e lhs 1trsEnina aa q g
Nkiss - AL Her col.rs . the mass .s8
perssFfss sFli Fiesosy erewhsd shsE sf-
losss. A Sl,ls Cnzseshon .ss rssom-
asndsf 20 BE- hid saiy IN Oraobfs. TIE
mfsllnG sas addressed IN slsqasnf ,srms
Re h,llis H.ll. AID ihsn. sfer fi.in1
thtss sfariy cheers lor iie FsIlsni HkiEs
81 Tsnnsssrs ssd Nssih cnoiins. De
nsfhsl stisumsd. MAJ. M.
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ul.y bslsf Ihgs g dsss6oa 3 lhs &c.
20 silea dan b Proposing AMI usgins
slsh - ansaamrnl - I'll prsssrss 81
- ksPabsiran fsHlnresi We should llks
70 sts > conReusmy . sr. JED. rsoa's
sis~s : rsgard 70 snssdiag ne ros.stiin-
hon. from he Pm q de a.pirni sdi,us q
ne Standard. II Mr.. Clay = wrong n
Proposisg such an smendReni - cape.
rienrs has shown 10 Be nesessarv. uhal
ran he editor nay of IL gsaerson &,
proposing amendments esrn bslsrs an
Eizl wss made fili
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

The Boston Poet endorses The state
men. ola sriler IN The Charleston Mtr-
curry. 'h.L sc between Mr.. Van buren,
and Nc. Calhoun. .. lhe popular .en,imsnl
Of New Eng gland" Is in favor OF Mr.. Cal.
houn Tor The Presidency. and adds, . no
so 81 political jorkylsm can make Mr.
Van Buren, the aiolce Of The democracy u
New England"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

NOrsi Method IF Making Sah.-We
are Informed that in digging one OF the
salt wells Of The Kanawlla. vein Of car
bnrered Hydrogen (inhammable gas) was
struck, and that The gas comes up in large
quantities, mixed with the sah water.
The proprietor has conirised 10 sepa-
rate the gas from the wafer, and while the
wafer is conveyed INFO the boilers through
one set Of pipes, The gas is conveyed in
another set under the boilers, where il is
infamed, and evaporates the wafer. Thus
The same well yields the water TO make
salt, and the fuel TO evaporaie il.
We are informed that salt is actually
manufactured al this well, at the net cost
Of two cents per bushel. IL nature con-
iinnes 10 yield this double product, this
well will be worth more than a silver
mine lin. Chronicle.
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Dissolution,

MicKLE & NoRwUUD beg leave TO ten
sS~ der their grateful Acknowledgment |, e
the liberal patronage extended 10 them; and
az the firm has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, they rcquestthose indebted 10 them 10
call and close their act cunts.
The business will 10 future be carried on by
\. Mil I.E. who will keep constantly on
hand good scpply of GROtERIES, aud MI
other articles in his line.
july IL. -sa
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FlAz N rnrsBOEousH.-Ths jail IN
our nrighbOring county Of Chatham was
burn. down on Thursday night lsn.
Strong suspicious are entertained that i
was he work Of an ineendiary. ,hOash
We DO not Learn that lhsrs /. any pOsilis.
testimony 70 lhai effect.
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Five Roman Catholic Missionaries
tFrenchmfn) have been rescued from q
horrd death in Cochin China through
the lhierposilion Of Mr.. Bslle.iier. the A.
msricsn Ccns,l q, Singapore. Having
heard The, they had been arrested by the
King Of Cohcin China for pr, aching. and
we're TO be executed by awful mu,haiion.
Mr.. b. cent special message 20 The King
BY the Mandarins Of some OF his ships al
Singapore. that The French Government
would visit such cruelty with exemplary
punishment; that the Christian nations
would not permit such baibarity. The
King was constrained 10 defer his pur.
pose. Meantime the French corvette
Harninc. Gait Se,egne, was sent to de-
msnd lhsir release; having succeeded, they
returned 10 Singapore. where the mission.
aries went ir body TO tender thanks TO
the American Consul. They subsequent.
ly sailed for France.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

The Boston Post endorses the SAFE
ment Of a writer in the Charleston Mer-
curry, that, as between Mr. Van Ruren
and Mr.. Calhoun, .sihe popular sentiment
Of New England" is in favor OF Mr.. CAL
houn for the Presidency, and adds. "no
sort of political jockyism can make Mr..
Van Buren, The choice Of the democracy
Of New England"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

Killed By a Bsar.--A little gill in
Csnnonsbure, Pa w,s killed by . bear a
day or two since. Tile bear, which was
. pct, was chained. and party &c chill
drrn were annoying him with sticks aud
stones. Ut which he became enraged, and.
breaking his chain, seized little, glrl and
sque, zed her 10 death.
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Notice.

GENERAL letters Of admin lei ration on the
" estate OF " ILLS SELLERS dec. having
0een granted 10 Q nnoe. signed by Inc Court
&C Pleas and Quarter ), ssions for Orange cauE.
~. Angus, Tenn, ls43, all PEI soas indebted 10
The said estate are hereby notified TO make
payment, and those having claims against ths
estate 20 ereseat them within the time pre-.
sciibed by law, or this notice will be plead in
bar Of recovery
PEYTON p. MOORE, y4dm'r.
September ?. 30
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According 70 lale aerouRs the demand
Correction had increased in the European
ports. and The price had advanced in con-
sequence 4 and Id. This intelligence
has produced q corresponding advance in
NE New York market.
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A PENNSYLVANIA DIALocuE.

A PENNSYLVANIA DIALOGUE.
Hsllcl Hard Cideil What do you
think Of your Uhig President"
"Hr's dead. Heaven ble.s him
What do you think Of yoOr Democratic
Governor"
The Loco pulled bis hat over bis eyes.
and made tracks venom ously.
~. Y. Tribune.
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q. c. Bstlle, esq. of Raleigh. he's
been appointed By The Governor Of Flo
rids, Commissioner 10 take The acknos-
Judgments Of Deeds smd all Other sealed
instruments Er the convey ahce Of pro-
perry beng 10 said Territory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve I'D
Bone i.iniment,
Barlholomew's Pink Expecioranl Syrup.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Koms,ock's Vermifuge.
Jaa received sad for sale a, This oiIice
Septeaiber s. 90
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There is scarcely cotton factory in
New England that is moi in full operation,
and some Of them to fulfil orders Cor ex-
port are running day and night, wi h two
distinc. sets Of operatives.
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STPREME COURT.

By RUEEix. c. J. IN Redmnn :. Gnen.
from lEedsil. dismissing ne 81.
Also IN Hudgins .. Nkiir. II Equiiv,
isem chovaa. deelaring ne plaintiff en-.
ibid 10 Erdsen.
Aso. IN NsLnre .. Benesni, ID Equity,
from Rcwsn. declaring hat - aneh %
ll,s DECREE - eonrinnsd lhs oss<F a Sc
queslrslson u efroneoss.
Also, in Fnnklinp .. Roberts. n Eqni,y.
from sury. directing the bilI 70 Be sis-
misssa.
Also. in Aisorney General .. CAPE
Fear Nasigasi0a Company. IN Equity,
from Wskr.
BY DxsiEI, j. in Smith o. Beatty. from
Lincoln. declaring the order erroneous.
Also, in Rhodes o. Fnlenx ider. from
Lincoln. slirning The judgment below.
Also. in Moore Q. Reid, 10 Equity, from
Rockingham, directing he bill 10 be dis
missed.
BY GAsTos, ]. 10 Lindsay 9. cobls. in
Eau''y. IRON GoiIford, dismissing The
Also. In wsddyp johnson. from War
zen. reversing ths Judgment below.
Also, in Slade =. Washhourn, from
Rutherford, Affirming the judgment be-
low.
Also. in Henderson o. Henderson, in
Equity, from caswell. directing an in
quiry.
Also, in Tomlinson o. Blackburn. IN
Equity, from lredell, directing The injunc
ZION 10 he dissolved.
Also, in Ilauser o. Lehman, in Equity,
iron Stokes, directing decree Tor plain
lif. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

A rrsidfni 81 Baltimore - arrairned
adsyortso sgo I'D E1td. inelsdins cost.
q NE snnuri q lwrnsy dsllsr.. Cor nail
20 ns~spsPsn . kis friends 9Th ilsns
d bess snlish ppoa shsm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

In The Windsor Congressional district.
Truman b. Ransom has been
nominated as The Locoloco candlds'e for
Congress; and the Convention which
hnm then adapted resolutions
10 favor Of discriminating tariff. and
of the abolltlonists.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

VAN buren, IN ONO. A secret circu-
lar addressed BY number Of I.ocoloccs
of Cincinnati to their brethren IN Ohio,
suggests the name Of Lewis Cass as a
candidate for The Presidency. In refe-
renee to Van Buren, they say he has never
YET obtained the vote Of Ohio for the Pre-
siiency. and it is firmly believed by our
most sagacious politicians, ,hsihe cannot.
in any con,ings ncy, succe, d either in this
State or Pennsylvania. In Indiana his
prospects are st,l worse. reference to
he former votes Of these States. ccmbin
ed with present indications. place this be-
y"nd doubt. Independent Of all this,
the feelings now manifested by Mr.. Cal
houn's friends. seen 10 deprive us Of all
hope Of their aid in support If Mr.. Van
Buren,. On The contrary, Mr. Calhoun
has no chance in the West.
II was also suggested thata meeting Of
the friends of Gen. Csss be held al CO.
lumbus for The purpose Of adopting mea
sures to promote his nomination by the
Democratic National Convention.
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Marriage Ertroordinary.- Married
in lyr.ll county. IN. CO. shor, lime
Stree. Mr.. Frederick Davenport, aged
"a or %. TO Mrs. Anels s, ruill. aged
So. or GO. The bridegroom is rerfee,
cripple, and has been so fom q small
child. He hss 10 be carried abou, like an
inian. BY another person. The bride is
worth something Ike 30 or IS thousand
dollars. and Mr.. Davenport is . poor
man. Mrs.. s. was born IN ryrrell roun-
~, and Me-. ID. in Washington county,"
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Fiom re 81. Louis Republican Of August "a
For THE FRONTIER We Understand
that Capt. Ste. n, Of The u. 8. Dragons.
is ordered 10 join Captain Cooke, for ne
purpose oil escorling he Santa Fe traders.
IL necessary they will accompany lhem
as lar as their destination.
The rapers on The frontier express
snne apprehension Of the Indians in Thai
section. and urge The necessity Of an H.
creased force 10 prorc, The Inhabitants.
The Liberty Banner" ssys that The o.
ages are becoming troublesome To The
whites. AID that hostile demonstration.
have oflate been made by the /" read men"
generally on The frontier. The late &C.
cession to the Iudian force in their
neighborhood, together with these demon
STATIONS Of bostilltles from Indians and
depreds'ions By maraudlng parties, would
argue a necessity for a stronger force
than has formerly been loca'ed IN Ina. re-
gion.
The Arkansas In,rligencer con ms q
letter tfrnm the Chociaw Agency, dated
the 5lh, stating that part Of the company
Who wen, on, 10 in creep, the Santa Fe
traders hid returned to that post. Sever
81 OF Sai'tls's party had a.tiyed al Fort
Washita.
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Special Election. Melon.
aid, of Georgia, hes issued his prnclama
ton. directing an election to be held on
the first Monday in October next. for a
member Of Congress to ill the vacancy
accustomed by The resignation Of M jor
Cooper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

Tn the recen, election in Rhode Island,
the Dorr party has been completely pros
trated. Cranslon and Purer. the Wing
candidates for Congress and the uncom-
friends Of law and order. have
b, en- elec'ed by impurities greater than the
o,erw helming vote Of April lat.
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Weekly Almanac.
Notice.

HAVING qualfe a, August Terna. iSa3, al
Il the County Cou OF . sngs, as admlnis.
,raior on the estate &c Col u ERB ERr SlMMS,
deceased, all persons indebted 10 said estate
are her, by r. quired to come forward and make
immediate payment. as no Indulgence will be
given; AID all persons having claims against
said es.ate are hereby required TO present them
for payment, duly authenticated, within The
time prescribed by law. otherwise this noti,e
will be pleaded in bar ofthcir recovery.
G. w. JOHNSTON, .aam'r.
September .. 90
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The Wings OF the city Of ALBANY had
spirited rally q, The meeting Of The
CLAY Assncia ion Of that place on Friday
even ng 25th uIt. Resolutions were sdop-
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Town Ordinance.

RE Tr ORDAINED, That il snail not be
'swfulto. aay person tn pen hogs within
,hir;y feet OF any Of The streets, lanes, or all
ieys Of The ,awa OF tIiIlsbo soaeh, or on ANY Of
tae public 'o,s, or other pace where The same
NAV npera.e ss nuisance 10 any of the good
ca.zens OF said towa, under pcaa ~ OF Ave
ao'ia s, AID fur;her penalty Of one dollar for
every 1--WE ,ty-sou 400 5 they shall remain so
oeaaea after having due notre thereof.
lad be Il ~ taer ordained Thst the forego-
i1g Ordinance be advertised io he HILLSIDE.
'opgn Recosder and 81 the court horse docr
TO TWO weeks.
By oder ofihe Bnard of Commissioners.
E. A. HEARTH, Tom tick.
Sep,embef 4. SOS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14
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On the evening Of the 10th inst. by J.
]. Freeland, ESQ.,, Mr.. GILMORE FAucETr
70 Miss Lucy JACKSON, all Of this
county.