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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-24
Plastcring and Stucco Work

1NiIE Si'"crber beg> leave 10 enler hi. services to
L The public in the above line Having .erved a
ll,r ar ,rence hip 10 that n-nes, exclusively, in
he city I'D lin, AM hal some years cx lerience in
This comir,, he fees pure conf lent Of hi, ability 10
give en'ire ,ai faction. For a ample ofhiS work he
wuald refer 20 he New Brick Chnrh in this town.
He may e kound at The corner Of Pearl and Lafay.
ellie sis., near Russel's Tavern
MICHAEL PRIND ERGAST
Burlington, Feb 90 1919. 30 3vs
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Translated for the Free Press.
From the German Of Schiller.
DEATH.

On man, with hasly step, comes Death,
And not moments respite spares him;
1t strikes him down in his mid PATH
And forth from Life's full ii 10 It tears him
Prepared or no',-no time is lent him,
Before his Judge he must present him.
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Asa l.. Lyons Estate .

WE the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chitienden, commissioners to receive, ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate of ASA H. LYON, late Of
Shelburn in said District deceas represented insol
vent: and also all claims and demsnds exhibited
IN offset thereto and elk months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for thai
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend TO the business of our appointment at
the dwelling Of the late Asa l.. Lyon, in Shelhurn,
in said District. on the 9Th day Of May, and l7h Of
July, nex' At 10 o'clock, NJ, each Of said dsys
psled, this l6,h dsv Of January, A. D. 1919
6. sURRrTT. co~~i'se~~s
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BOOKS,
Retd;led at Wholesale Prices.

THE subscriber has taken the extensive and valn-
L allie stock of Law, Medical, Theological, Mis-
cellancous, Cha sica and School Books, lately le-
longing to Z. Goodrich, comprising the largest and
best selected stock IN the State which he offers At
retail for cash at wholesale prices.
MANY valuable hooks will e sold at one halt their
original price, Call al the old stand iUIour Stairs
II. J. SHUMWAY, Agent.
Feb 49, lS43 33lf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-24
Brighton Market. Feb. IL,

Al Mark Of 350iBesf Cattle 800 Sheep, & IS Swine:
Paicrs.-B Beef Cattle We noticed one yoke sold
for over S. First qaality, 81 rs q 8 90. Second
large lot was sold for cents live weight.
Sheep-We noticed sales from 81 so, ~ 90.
S.eine.-Not in demand, and no sales Of retail.
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SALLY NJ. Sutton,s Estate.

sally VI. SuttOn's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chitlenen, - Court for the District q
Chittenden, 10 all concerned IN The estate of
SALLY NJ SUTTON, late Of Willi>ton, in said
district, decea,cd GREETING.
WHEREAS, Deborah Sutton, administrator oflhs
estate Of said decea >ed, proposes TO render an &C.
count of her administration and present her account
against said estate for examination and allowance a,
session OF the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden q,
the Registers office Burlington, on the secold
wednesday Il March next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said Conri al the time and place aforesaid and shew
cause, if any 20, have why the account aforesaid
should no, lie allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this third day
OF February, A. d. 1913 81
WIN. WESTON, Regi..sr.
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Wanted TO EXCHANGE

A FIRST rate DWELLING HOUSE and LOT com.
n pr,ing near half an of and with out build
ingS, for farm in the neIghborhood Of h ,rlingt IN.
A good argain will be 2 wen 10 any one who wishes
into the village Of Burlington for the purpose
OF keeping loarler-, or for professional services,
the house is near The square.
II. THOMAS, Agent.
Burlington, Eel. Is 1Si3 39f
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REMOVAL.

Il. b. KELLOCE, TAILOR,
ID EGS leave TO inform the public that he has re-
ID moved to the Brick Building opposite Guy
Ca'lin'> E>q., and takes this opportunity, thank his
frIen Is for their support since his commencing bus
mes in this vicinity, and TO them that he will
cnGeavo to de erve continuance of their avors by
co n,ian, application TO his business.
n. b. Cutting done to order.
d lrlngion Fell! 90 ls43. 39tf
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ID 4 q a

In this town. ION the 9Th inst, at T. Conner LEO.
NORA b., youngest daughter of Moody Conner, Of
Wlliston, aged | year and months.
Printers in Montpelier arc requested &c.
In 'hisfown, on the 18th inst Mr.. Lewis OLMsrsAp,
aged 60 years.
In this town. on Sunday morning last Mr.. JOHN
ADAMS aged 50 years
In this town. on the 10th inst. Mrs ADALixE Paicr
aged 80 years; also, on the 2lst inst HESRY PnicI
aged years-wife and Of Mr.. JoHS PacE, of this
place.
In this town. on the 18th inst, Ellen JANE, daugh.
ter Of Horace and Martha Scribner, aged year and
4 months.
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James Marsh,s Estate,


WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been up.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden commissioners TO ro
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate of JAMES MARSH
scented nsolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from the
Gay of the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend to the business OF our appoint.
ment at the III e Of Lyman Marsh, in arlington,
in said District, the third Monday OF March and the
LIST Monday Of May next, al 10 O'Clock, 4. ~, on
each of said days.
Dated. this 81 day Of February, A. D. 1912.
81 GEO. p. MARSH,)
HEM n0v ALLEN, Commissioner.
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Notice.

YNHE inhabitants of the Town Of Burlington, quail
l. fed TO vote in TOWN MEETING, are hereby
notified TO onpear At THE TOWN HOUSE in said
town, on MONDAY, the SIXTH day of MARCH
next, at TEN O'Clock forenoon for the purpose OF
eeclng town officer, and TO lran>ac, other business
that may come eiore said meeting.
Burlington, Feb. II, 1913. 80: 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-24

French prepared Mustard and
Fresh Ci,ron, thew fruiD just received by Jsco's
Express and which is Offered for sale at the German
Store. OSTHEIM & NICHOLS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-24
Roswell Grows Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable u
District of Chuenden, s.. l. Probate Court f.:
the District of Chnienhen To all persons concerne
in the estate Of ROSWELL CROP, late Give;
ford IN laid District deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Alinon Griffin, administrator Of The es,a'-
Of said deceased, proposes To render an account I.
his administration, and present his account again.
laid estate for examination and allowance a, a Sc.
SIGN of the Court Of Probate, 10 holden at the Res,
isier's Office in Burlington, in sad district, be Sc
ond Wednesday Of March next. Therefore, You ais
hereby notified TO appear before SAID cour at the .s
and place aforesaid, and show cause, fany you hav-.
why the account aforesaid should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 2G;h do,
Of January, A. D. 1913.
81 3,y WIN WESTON Register.
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!" This lovely bud, so Young and fair.
Called hence by early doom,

sWeet n0W0
In paradise would bloom"
In ST. Hiaire de Rouve, L. C. on the 18th ult., at
the residence of NJ. b. Souhwick, Esq. of small pox
William z. REED, nged 20 years, son Of Zanhy
Reed formerly of Jericho, W.
Although his death was sudden and unexpected the
afflicted friends have This TO console them that he was
found ready and died in the trumphs Of living faith
with the full assurance Of q glorious immortality
hevond the grave.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-24
Music.

FEBRUARY l 5th.-Two heau'iful oned Double
Bass viols, half dozen Bass Vo>, three Melodlans,
Z and Tuning Forks, patent heads for ba,s viol.,
has vol tail piece, bridge, and ows, strings, hair
for bows &c. Choirs or individual, who wish good
Instruments are invited call AID ,hlS superior
a. assortment. 80 PANGBORN & ERIN SMAID.
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SAVE COST
White Washing.

T COUGHLIN would respectfully inform the pub
LIZ lie that he will answer | calls in the above
line in nra, and workmanlike style All npplica-
tons for his services will 10 promptly attended TO
and sat-, faction warranted
Reference to Mr. John Myers.
Burlington, Feb. 20, ls43. 50 VS.
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THE GERMAN STORE.

JIG " Il II w NV - OhGs
TIME slh>crl ers eg leave 10 10 The pn''is
! Of this place and the surrounding country, the
nimation that they continue TO keep constantly o.
hand a choice assor men' of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
all Of which in their particular kind, are Of superior
qualify and surpassing eheapn,ss.
Especially would they invite public attention IA
their imported GERMAs, FREnoH & SrAxI II WINES.
their CooNAc BRANDY, and HoLLANp (SchiedemS
GlN,-most Of which have already ieen for sons
years under their own particular survey and tnspec.
tlon and the age Of which added TO their unaeson.
allie purity renders them peculiarly Ct Tor medicinal
uses.
They also respectfully inform s,ore-k.eper. and
Tavern-keeners Of the siIacen, towns, who arc de-
sirous OF supplying 'helr Customers with genuine
articles, that they can he Supplied with them the
Gerr.an Store, Ia 3 rnron, where the sub critsrs
VII cave II 70 the discrimination Of those who may
call 10 lnd,e how far they have claim 10 asssrt ~
| superiority OF the article. they oiIer for sale.
OSTHElM & MlCHOlLS
College ST., uext TO Mr.. WAITS extensive Cr,ck~y
Store. Jan. &c, lsi3. las
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-24

Spruce CIapboards and Shingles,
On very reasonable terms by
Feb. %. '43. J. 81. H. PECK & co.
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PAPER.

PAPER.
ono REAMS Wrapping, assorted sizes; Best
wv quality Of Letter, Note Envelope and Blot.
ting Paper, for sale by
Feb 23d 49, 80 HI SUBWAY, Agent.
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Feb. Is, 1913.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
THE SENATE.

Having closed The brisf account Of pro
seedlings IN the Senate in our paper Of The
9Th with the closing Of he doors fer Ex-
srulive session. 81 the evening session OF
The I'd inst. Ne have found upon inquiry
that or secUun, was ineomplsle.
:, On the re-opesing Of the doors The same
manifestation ofihe cordisl good will and
universal satisfaction which We had oc-
ession TO record al lha iermisslion Of The
last session Of that honorable body wss
extended towards i,s presiding officer.
The highest reward for The fsilhful and
impartial performance Of the delicate and
responsible duties Of 90 exalted . station,
10 the spontaneous expression Of sppEe'
ba,ione HE fssrs, who have Witnessed
sad felt she influence Of The manner in
~hieh those duties have been psrformsd;
and 20 could not, therefore. omi, ,As re.
cord Of The following resolution. offered
~ il vss by gspasmsn Of The opposition,
Mr.. Bsn,on,) and responded 10 as viii
one voise by he whole Senate:
Re'o!psd unanimously, That the
thanks Of The Senate be presented TO the
Hon. Willie p. Maneum for the ability
and inpar,islily with which he has die
charged the duties Of Presiden. protsm.
pore Of the Senate"
On tesuming The chair, the President
Of The Senate briefly responded 10 the re
solution in tue expression ef Q eordisl
wish for The safe return Of each member
Of the Senate 10 tho bosom Of his family
and the sonhnued health and happiness o.
oil; and then closed The session by an ad.
iournment Of The Senate sine die.
Nat. Latslligencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

According to previous notice, portion
Of the Democracy assembled a, M'Ray's
Store, in the county Of Orange, on the
4,h March, ls43, to consult for the gs-
neral good. On motion Jehu TALL was
called to the chair, and Maj. Henry G.
Trolinger and Capt. John Faucet ap-
pointed secretaries. The object Of the
meeting being explained, committee Of
six, consisting Of Daniel A. Montgomery,
Josiah Hurdle, Joseph Murray. William
Hall, Philip Crawford and George Jor-
dan, was appointed to draft resolutions
for the action Of the meeting, and after a
retirement Of some half hour or more,
William Hall, esq.,, chairman Of the COM
ml.tee, reported the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas we the people have consti,
tutional right to meet and consult for the
general good; and whereas, in the briel
period Of only two years, under modern
Bank Federal Wing rule Of our General
Government. we have not only had all
the unparalleled frauds that put that party
into power still kept up. but have had,
instead Of the retrenchment and relief so
loudly promised US, our expenditures
greatly increased, our national debt In
creased from five and half to twelve mil
lions of permanent debt; during the
same period large portion Of the soil oil
one of our sovereign states has been sur.
rendered up to the British; our means to
nav our debts have nearly all been taken
| from us: our Wing executive, with his
Wing cabinet, all the time; Wing Senate
and Wing House of Representatives in
session and quartered upon the people:
money over half their time; and the only
visible effect produced is that things have
been made more and more oppressive up
on we Nhe people; our foreign commerce
nearly destroyed; our annual revenue
brought down to near or quite one quar-
ter Of the present Federal Wing appro
pria,ions now made for the next year
Expenditures; and all the products Oh In
formal la5our far below what they eve
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
For the Recorder.

Mr.. HEARTH: We are indeed sorry to
be compelled again to.throw ourselves
upon your kind indulgence. and ask for
space in your valuable paper. We had
but little idea that we should be involv-
ed in a controversy by the piece which
appeared in your paper two weeks since;
but as some "young man," not alluded
to in the former piece. has volunteered 10
be the champion of his abused and injur-
ed sex, the generous defender Of his kind,
we feel bound by the laws of etiquette 10
notice his exquisite production. We are
certain that the young men for whom he
feels no sympathy can feel none for him.
They made tkemselves silly with Che
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

a. q meeting Of the Beard o. Commission
ssA crs Of the town Of Hillsborough. held on
Saturday the ilth instant, the following ordi
nance was adopted.
Ordered, That publication be made in the
Hilsborongh Recorder, notifying shs citizens
of fIlsborough, that the ordinance prohibiting
the discharge Of FIRE arms within the corporate
limits Of said town, will be strictly enforced
from and after che first day Of April next. and
that the Town Constable is required to report
to the Magistrate Of Police every violation oil
said ordnance.
BY order Of the Board.
E. A. HEARTH, 7ovn Clerk
March 81. Sc 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

.hoPss q sEou5ing zmossnsni e. De
passing hsuFs Ne has Tsn8rIsd hinssll
ridieEioas fsr M visible purpose. He
has given himself a mneh verse ehafae-
ler n his defence tllan ne did 10 he ~
tack. He :. seeks ne enmpany q he
ladies' 70 reap improvement. 70 ssoflen
his hansh and suEiy temper" I. Sun IL .
TACT hat ladies are most pleased with
hose who are mosl expert IN hEte talk.
and those whs are particularly eonver-
SAINT IN silly and commonplace matter"
Pray, sis. What must Be me grade of his
own intellect What must be his ordi-
nary themes Of conversation. when he
seeks the company of such silly conveF-
saiionalisis FOR the purpose Of improve
meni in conversation. and Ts6nemenl in
mannesl Again, sir, he prstends that
he does great violence 10 his feelings in
thus arraigning the faults Of The ladies;
and in conclusion. Is positively certain
that no lady could have written ihe piece.
but that il was ihe production Of some
"one Of his own kind in womaE's gar
ments." Pray. sir. ! would ask, why
then does he so outrage his kind and &c
nerOus feelings, when there was no ne-
cessiiy for iif These are few Of The
Numerous inconsistencies into which youE
philanlhroPie "young man" has fallen.
He has praised and dispraised. laughed
and wepi. all on the same page; bur This
is not al all 10 be wondered Al, as he is lie
volunteer defender Of folly, Cor
"simpering folly loves varied song"
re has assailed shat part Of our former
piece relating 20 dress. and made many Of
the notions perfectly ridiculous BY max
ing them his own. II he had read the
piecs more closely he would find. not q
word said against the dress Of the young
men, but censure for neglecting the mind
His remarks about cur own dress do a
much credit 10 his wit as 10 his Judgment
and are as much beneath our notice a.
fhey are inapplicable 10 the ladiss Of Hills
borough. and we pass them by with lhs
conlenpluous silence they deserve; bu
win advise him in future 10 be more anx
ious for his own improvement in compo
sition, as well as conversation, and les,
fearful for any accident happening to VI
from fall.
i "Immefial hero, al thy foes o'ersome,
Forever rsign The rival Of Tom Thumb;
Well mar triumphant gsuii bear thee hence,
lllus,rious eonqueror Of common senss."
/ This piece has excited but the singl,
emotion Of pity; and We are indeed sorr,
that itshould have gone forth 10 th'
world as the production Of Hillsborougl
gallant, for strangers will conclude tina
We are sufferers indeed in being compel
led to entertain a young man when hur
ried away by the excitement Of the par
Hour who makes such defence for "hi
kind" in he closet.
/ In conclusion We may now with muc
propfieiy assume our former name, ate
being compelled 10 peruse and reply I
shs prodsciioa oflhis vain jackdaw, deck
ed no, in ihe beautiful Plumage Of the p
ge0n, bus in his own dull and peculia
livery, so that he may any where b re
cognised as well by his chattering as hi
feathers. THE SUFFERERS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

Al disEs fanis we're exhausted, sna be
len an admitted dsbi Of Ers and = hall
millions q dsIlars.-nakiag n ss,usl A..
hsii Of more dian Iveniy-fse nIll.oas Of
doIlars..
How much ruth here i n he asser.
ton that "a llEge portion 81 one Of our
sovereign stairs has been Surrendered 10
England" nay Be judged n By he farl
that Inc treaty was ratified IN our Senate
By ihs large vote o. 80 % .; even lie A.
Iisls defining he boundary Line rs ra.i-
ked By Volr Of - % IL. Messrs. Cal.
hoDn. King. Woodbury.. and slher distin-
gnished Democrats voting for Il; 20 lhal
i there was treason in he matter. The
wings are not alone involved in the guilt.
u is liIle singulsr, IL such large eonees-
sions have bern made 70 England. thal a
similar complaint should exist on ihe 9TH
er side Of the wafer against Lord Ashbur.
ION.
These examples are sufficient FOR ihe
purpose we had. in view; which was 10
show the recklessness and blindness Of
some Of those who aspire 70 be leaders oI
the people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
MAR 2Ii,sDa

In this county. on Thursday the 10Th
instant, by John J. Freslsad, esq. Mr..
G.ssos Ssrr, Of Persos county, to Miss
EKrxA ksH' 1cwrK, OF this county.
In his place, on Sunday night last. by
RicAesoa Nichols, esq. Ar. JoHs Doc
kRy b Mise SUSAN HAscocx.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
Obituary.

Died, in Chapel Hill, on the 9th inst.
JosErH Deems, infant son of John w
Carr, aged four months and fourteen Days
Dearest Joseph. thou hast left us,
Here thy loss We deeply feel;
Il But Ills God that bath b,reft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
take this little lamh, said he.
And lay him in my breast.
Protection he shall find in me,
In mo be ever blest.
Communicated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

By some mishap we have failed 70 re
,.i,e ! keg Of Ink. which has been on il,
w.y from PhiIadelphia since January last
Consequently We we're ug,ble % issue any
p.psrlast week. BY the kindness Of one
a cor brasher editors Il Raleigh We have
Keen furnished with 4 temporary supply,
rhich has relieved us from our difficulty,
iyen rs time TO wait the arrival Of I
a ksg Of Ink. which We have order
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
Notice.

At tho February term. of Orange County
- Court. the subscriber TOOK out letters sf
Administration on the estate of WILLIAM \.
JORDAN, de, eased; oil Psrsors inGtbi,d 70
erwise he will resort TO the usual course &c
collection; and all who may have claims, ara
required To present them within the tine pre-
strlbed by law, otherwise this notice will 10
plead in bar OF o recovery
WIN. PAUL, .4dw'r.
March 8. aC5-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

Duncan X. MacIsae, osq. Of Fayeiie-
vile has been appointed by The President
Of the United States, by and with the adj
vice Of the Senate. Attorney of,he United
States for the District Of North Carolina.
rice w. III. Haywood, Jr. resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

Several articles in type are crowded
ont Of this number, and among them .
very iniereslingleiier from the Rev. G.
NJ. r. Deems in relation 10 the supply oil
he Scriptures 70 destitute families.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
TrnnsDcDcUGEo
Thursday, March -.

The bin % repeal The Bankrupt Law,
.hich hsi previously passed both houses
dconrress. rrceised the signature Of he
Pr,idrni en- lhs third instant. By ihs
v,vsisons Of lie seI. al cases legally com.
a.ussd previous 10 hat date can be pro
secuted 70 fnsl Judgment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
United States District Court
Of NOrth-CarOiiEa.

TN BANKRUPTCY. i
- Notice TO show cause against Petition Of
Lewis Edwards, of Orange county, la
borer, to be declared a Bankrupt, at New
bern, on the fourth Monday in April next.
David Ii. Gate, Of Orange county,
shoemaker, to be declared Bankrupt,
at Newborn, on the fourth Monday in
April next.
Isham Parish, Of Orange county, la
borer, to be declared a Bankrupt, a,
Newbern, on the fourth Monday in April
next.
By order Of the Court,
ii. Fl. POTTER
Acting Cisrk Of Court ia Bankruptcy
February 20. Ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
Straw.

5naKEN up and entered on the stray book
- Of Orange county. on the 9th Of February
last, by Nathan Findly, living on Stony Geek,
tweaty two miles ncrih Of iIillsbcrough, pale
red sow with black spots, marked with a
swallow fork in the leil ear and an under BIZ in
the RICH, ear; five SHoATs with white and
black spots, unmarked; and six PIGS with
black aud white spots, oil unmarked. Valued
al seven dollars. As. +
JOHN A. FAUCET'r, Ranger.
March 81. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

Having peused with mora care the
communication Of = Aliquis." we have
concluded, Cor eogent reasons, as ihey
appear 20 Us, NOT 70 publish il.