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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
PERSON COUNTY.


In Equity--November Term, 1912.
heyey Chandler, ex'f. and Others, re-. BurnalI
Russell asd wife, and others.
appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe Court,
L that William Howard and wife Winfield,
Robert pavie and wife Rebecca, Benjamin
West, and the children Of Elizabeth his wife,
deceased, benjamin Clayton and wife Sally,
and William Yarbrough, are not inhabitants oil
this state: lis therefore ordered, that rublica.
ton be made in the iiillsborOugh Recorder for
six weeks, for the ssid defendants 10 appear a,
our nest Court Of Equity, to he held for the
county Of Person, al the court house in Rox.
borough on the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday in March next, aud then and
there answer or demur, or the Same will be
taken pro confesso and heard tx parte as to
them.
JOHN BRADSHER, C. M. L.
Price adv "a so. st
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Special Court.
STATE OF NORTH cAROLikGs
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sias 81 he GeEeral Asscmhiy. eniiilce. ..ar
80 g. me mere speedy RdminhstTsiion a lns
tsre.m Il 10 farther on1sied. that tAa cisak q
this coaFt raase this ordfr o. be pnhlrhed u
ne Hillsbaragh Rsrorder, and adseEusrd u
The 6ooE of The rpurs ha1se and thFce o. moll
ether pab ic places IL the eesnly.
6 Parties aad N nnesses are nofihed q
aiieEd aa MesdaY morning. as u 10 expretsd
that he t'oart siil eater immsdislsly spoa Ihs
trial 81 esesrs.
Jos. C. NORWOOD, c. . c.
Msrth 81. CO.
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United States District C0urd
of North Carolina.
IN RANKRIIpTcY

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Y N the matter Of Matthew M'Cauley, bank
4 rupt, I shall apply at the Court at Cham.
hers, on the aTih day Of March instant, for a
final order Tor dividend cf the assets in my
hands. All persons interested sre required to
interpose their objections to such distribution
before the said court al that time.
WALTER A. NORWOOD,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Orange County.
March 4. saf 6S-lw
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STATE OF NoRTH-cAROLINA,

STATE OF N0RTH-cAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Couri Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1919.
II. G. Parish,
@.
|. Thomas d. Grain.
Justices Exeeation, levied on House and Lol
in lhe lown Of liillsborohgh.
Anderson Armstrong
o.
Thomas ID. Grain.
in the town Of iiIIsbOrOugh.
John u. Roberts
q.
Thomas ID. Grain.
Justices Execution. levied on House and Let
IN The town Of hilsborough.
Charles Howard
o.
Thomas ID. Grain.
Justices Execution, levied on House and 10,
in The town Of tlillsbor0ugh.
James Thompson
q.
Thomas ID. Grain.
Jussies's Execution, levied on House and Lot
IN ihs town Of iillsbcrough.
Anderson Armstrong
o.
Thomas d. Grain.
Justices Execution, levied on House and Lol
in the town Of iiIlisbOrOugh.
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1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Thomas d. Grain, the defendant IN tho
above eases, is dead; Il is therefore ordered
that publiralion be made in the liillsborough
Recorder for six weeks uccessively, that John
Bran,'y and wife Nancy, Ninship Petty, Fore
man n llloughby and wife Sarah, heirs at law
Of said Thomas D. Grain, coed, APPEAR al the
next tenn OF this Court. 10 be held for the
county &c Orange. at the court house in Hills.
borough, on the fourth Monday ia May next,
and show cause, if any they have, why q ven.
diiioni exponas shall not issue 10 cell the pro-
perty So levied on by said executions.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
March IL. Ct
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Q proceedings sf The Democratic
NJ held al M.Ray's Store on Sasur-
he 4lh instant. viii be found in an
part Of this paper. We are glad al
10 see our fellow citizens assemble
ler 70 inquire into public Affairs and
isult upon public measures for the
good; but &c think II the duty Of
who take upon themselves the Of
flsadsrs on such occasions, 10 make
selves acquainted with the subjects
which they attempt 70 enligh,en
). On many things men may no.
differ; asd in some things allow
ans. may be made Tor he influence OF
prejudice, which is 100 apt 10 effect the
judgments OF all OF US; bui with the pre-
sen, opportunities Tor information, errors
ofignorance are hardly more 70 be excus-
ed Than direct wilful Misrepresentation;
instances Of both Of which we think il ca
~ 70 show in the proceeding before Us.
Fer instance. In The preamble 10 The
resolutions Of this Democratic meeting il
is said, that instead Of relTenchment so
loudly promised, our expenses are great
ly increased. IL this sol Frsm repor,
Of The Chairman Of ,hs comait.ee Of Fl
nance made 10 the House Of Representa-
lives near the close of the lae session, i,
appears tia. he whole amount Of apPro-
praiions for the year is4s, including
larg. outstanding appropriations, and es'
Inmates for interest on the public debt. is
only equal to sls,l7s.2ss 81; being %,
42s,4y5 81 less than those Of last year,
and eigh. or ten millions less than those
Ofany year during Mr.. Van Buren's ad.
ministration.
Again: In this same preamble j. is said,
that our annual revenue is brought down
to near or quite one quarter Of the present
appropriations for the years expenditures
This assertion is quite as much at vari,
ancs with the truth as the other. An es.
from the Treasury department.
ne since published, made the re-
and the expenses of the govern.
the present year about equal;
posing under certain exigencies
;6ciency might happen, the Sec
recommended that duty should
ipon tea and coffee. But the re.
lent committees in the two hous.
congress have been active, and
auctions were made in all the ap
ion bills; and by the report Of the
lice of Finance before referred TO-
own that the receipts will large
sed the expenditures, and thai
i'll probably be in the Treasury or
day Of January next an unex'
pe"u-- balance Of more than FIVE million:
OF dollars: and this too without the i'm
position of any additional duties as re-
commended by the Secretary-tea and
coffee still remaining duty free.
We wiH admit that. from the dcranget
state Of the finances of the nation wher
the Wings came into power, and to ena
Die them to mse. the appropriations made
by their predecessors, the national deb
has been increased from ST to 10 mil
liens Of dollars" But this will not b
"apermanent debt" The revenue nov
exceeds the expenditures. and The deb
will consequently be rapidly reduced
But how was II with the Democratic al
minisira;ion Of Mr.. Van Buren! He be
gan with surplus of available funds o
more than twenty millions of dollars. an'
hal the advantage OF much higher tarif
Ofduties; and yet during bis four year
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23

Esia saErt - ths uEi.si SAFES a
Whssiag. NHginss.
AZ ssi rsgsls,,ag lhs SD q psyisg
10 ne Sssls - Alsbsa.a he fse ps1
-, Esu5 ssilsqsssassd = sad SAFE b.
a. Al sppsasse - lht - dsy Il Sep
nnb'r. 1854.
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Lost or Mislaid,

A NOTE Of hand IN Heury Rosham-
- @er for seven doliars and forty seven
cents. payable to the subscriber. bsarisg
date in Decembrr 1912. and due thirty
days thereafter. ALI persons are fore
warned trading for said note.
EMPSON THOMPSON. m
March 8. 65--
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March 8
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court oil Pless and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, ls43.

Robert Dickson and Oissrss Petition 70 divide
va. Aa 80
.Mieajah Thomas ard Uiie. }
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendants in this case are not in.
habi;ants Of this state; II is therefore ordered.
that publication be made in the tiillsbofough
Recorder for six weeks, for said defendants 10
appear nj the mex, Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, TO be held for Orange county, on
the fourth Monday in May next, ct the eoutt
housc in Hil.borough, and plead or demur 10
said petition, or the same will be taken p:o
confesso as to them, and heard accordingly.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Pfice adv. 81 so 65- CIV
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Black-srnithing and
MATCHMAKING.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the public, that he is prepared to execute
any business in the above line with which he
may be favored such as repairs Of Carriages
and Wagons. both in wood and irons, &c.
Persons wishing their horses shod, will fluid i,
10 THOR interest TO give him call.
A. G. MURDOCH.
---4eee*---
Mr.. A. C. Murdock would respectfully in.
form his friends who may have to attend ths
courts, that they can fad comfortable accom-
modaiioas with him at cheap rates. Mis- resi-
dencs is bst two miles senhef Marlborough,
Macs I. S..
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Negroes for Sale.

WILL he sold, an credit Of nine months,
a, Capt. Vim. Shaw's, on Saturday the .
asth day OF March, a Negro Girl and very
valuable young Negro Man belonging to the
estate of WIN. Shaw, deceased.
GEORGE HURDLE,p
IL. CRAWFORD, 'ian' s.
Msrsa 8. 65-
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From The Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times

THE SOUTHWARK ABDUCTION CASE
TERRIBLE Observation-Disclosures HE.
BERTON SHOT DEAD BY THE BROTHER
OF THE YOUNG LADY,
The affair, involving the suspected abduction of a
young lady Of Southwark which has created much
excitement in that district, and caused so much talk
and speculation all or the city, since Monday last,
has had an awful termination Hutchinson iieber-
ton, the individual who alleged to have abducted
the young lady, last evening fell by the hand Of the
brother OF the latter-having been shot dead by him
in closed carriage, in which he was being privately
conveyed out Of The city by friend, on board the
steam ferry boat John Fitch.
The occurrence took place Just as the boat, which
had lett Market street wharf about six O'Clock, was
coming into the slip at Camden. We forbear al pre-
sent saying of the matter than give briefly the
particulars
The name of the brother " no committed this deed
is Hall w. Mercer, clerk in the store Of Carson and
Newhold, South Wharves He had been pursuing the
Heberton for two three days. He proposed TO
fight him, but could not bring him to the field. He
then determined to revenge summary the outrage
upon the fair fame Of his family and receiving intel
ligence of Hebertonsntended flight to New Jersey,
he laid his plans.
A carriage was hired by legal friend of Hebcr-
ton which was driven all about town. Then il drew up
| to the lawyers door. Hebertou got in. The blinds
were closed. The carriage drove down to the ferry
boat John Fitch In the meantime Mercer had Ia
ken position on board the boat, behind coal box.
ihere ne remained un0pser'ed, ublli the boat near
| ed the Camden ferry.
He then stepped forward presented revolving
pistol, and discharged four OF its barrels into the
carriage. The first ball entered HebertoD's body
just under the left .houlderblade, passing through
the blinds Of the carriage. The second penetrated
the body-the third and fourth the door Of the vehi-
Gle. Heoerton was conveyed, as soon as the boat
reached the shore to Cakes tavern where he breath
| ed his last in about ten minutes.
| Mercer was Immediately taken into cutsody. When
the New York boat came over, about II O'Clock las,
night, the coroners jury was still investigating the
matter at Cakes tavern Mercer still in custody
at the tavern and in terrible state Of excitement
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REV. PROFESSOR MAFFIT IT ON THE ENG
LISH TOURISTS IN AMERICA

Mr. EDIroR: Rev. Prof. MArrIrr, late Chaplain
of Congress- having been invited by his numerous
friends and admirers TO deliver lecture in the city
of Washington has consented TO lecture in Carusrs
Saloon on this Tuesday evening" and has selected
his theme that most interesting Of the misrepre-
sensations Of English tourists in America" Those
who have read this lecture pronounce II one Of the
most eloquent sarcastic searching and patriotic pro-
auctions that ever from the Professors splendid
pen and every knows that il will BE- delivered in
The most cbastc impressive and racy style Of elccu-
ton II will afford attraction Of the highest inter
est to the numerous strangers OF distinction and
fashion now transiently at the capital
The lecture is patronized by some Of the leading
members of both Houses of Congress, and Carusfs
Saloon on this evening the 18th instant, will be radi
ant with the circles Of taste and fashion.
LECTOR.
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THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY.

A FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND CLASSICAL
IA SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, is
now opened for the reception Of pupils in the room
over the Washington Library, Immediately opposite
the City Post Office.
The purpose Of the subscriber, in advertising at
the present time, is TO correct the impression, which
seems to prevail among many of his friends that this
being French school, the English branches ne
cessarily neglected, not taught at all this Is an
error. Those branches under the charge OF a
gentleman fully qualified by experience and know
ledge 10 do justice to them and they receive all the
attention due to their paramount importance. The
only difference between this school and others is
that the French il taught DAILY, not as DEAD bui
a LIVING LasGUAGE-that II Is, so far as practica
BILE the medium of intercourse between the teacher
and his pupils-snd that, as the latter have
made sufficient progress in it, French textbooks are
used in the tuition of other branches.
The modern and dead languages arc under the
charge of the subscriber himself, who has been en-
gagged in teaching for eighteen years past, and who
was for two years classical instructor in the gram
mar school Of the University of Pennsyvania
For further information respecting his moral char
acter and professional abilities, he respectfully refer
to-
Major r. l.. Smith Hon. Robert J. Walker
Adutant General Roger Major James n. Barker
Jones w. w. Corcoi an Esq.
DR. VIM. Jones, p. NJ. Hon. James Buchanan
Francis Marcoe IT. ESQ. Colonel w. w Seston
Peter s. Duponcesu, of Hon. Dudley Selden,
Philadelphia New York
Professor Walter II. John Professor John Ssnderson
son, Philadelphia Philadelphia
Terms. In the preparatory department, for tuitio
in reading, spelling, writing English grammar, geo
graphy, Arithmetic, and the elements Of the Frenc
or Spanish languages, per quarter of ~ weeks, 81
payable in advance.
In the higher department are taught, 10 addition
! the above the Latin and Greek languages, History
chemistry natural philosophy, and the highest branci
os Of mathematics. Terms per quarter, sl5 in &C
vance.
/ There is no extra charge Of any description
A. n. GIRAULT
] feb S-eod3t
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DOCTOR ZOLLICKOFFER' VEGETABLE
PURGATIVE AND ALTERA TIVE PILLS

| PURGATIvE AND ALTERA TIVE PILLS.
YNHESE PILLS operate mildly and effectually in
l. removing all bilious and other vitiated matter
! from the bowels, and correcting, at the same time
the action of the LIV Err and all the secretions and
consequently preserving as well restoring, that
consstence in the state of the blood essential to
the enjoyment of health. They made entirely
out of VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and are the re-
suit Of the experience of DR. Zollickoffer in Medi-
cal Botany, for upwards of twenty years. They
purge without gripping sickenng the stomach, and
may be taken without any restrictions in diet drink,
fear from exposure-and, by the most delicate per-
sons, with perfect safety The FACULTY say they
are the best popular pill before the public.
Diseases in which these pills will generally effect ;
cure-simpe of bilious fever fever and ague,
and all kinds of collie, whether bilious, spasmodic
hatulent wind collie; the first stages of darrhGa,
(ooseness in the bowels) and dy sentery fux
tiveness, whether transient habitua loss of appe
tite sick head ache, pain in the head giddness piles
liver complaint jaundice, hives, measles, chicken
pox scarlet fever female distractions, and in all af
fections, where either mild active purgatve is
calculated TO do good.
For further particulars, see the directions accom-
panying each box-price 25 cents.
Nj EDICAL FACULTY RECOMMENDATION.
HIS We, the subscribers, Medical Practitioners
in Carroll and Frederick counties, take great plea
sure in recommending to the public DIR. ZOLLlCK-
OFFERS VEGETABLE PURGATIVE AND AL
TERATIVE PILLS, as a safe and invaluable Fam
lily Medicine, and in our opinion, superior, COM
mon domestic remedy, TO every other popular Pill
with which the public is favored
William Willis, M. ID. Jas. l.. Billingslea, NJ. ID.
j. l.. arhed, nj. ID. Geo. b. Aiken, M. ID.
John Swope, NJ. ID. John w. Dorsey, NJ. ID.
John +. f. Ligget, NJ. ID. Samuel Swope, Nj. ID.
Joseph w. Briggs, M. d. William H. Poole, NJ. ID.
From the author gf "StT Spangied Bonner +. S.
Key, Esq.
WAsHScros CRY, April 49, 1912.
Dear Sir: Confding in YOURSELF and the medical
gentlemen to whom you had submitted the compo-
ition of your pills, have used them in my family,
nd consider them mild aud efectual family medi-
aipe, which may be safely used.
Respectfully, +. 5. KEY.
DR.. VIM Zollickoier.
The above invaluable Pills are to be had Of
WILLIAM YOUNG,
2 doorseast Of Gadsbys Hotel,
ian 9 Washington City.
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SILK GOODS

ID OBERT JAFFRAY 4 co. importers, 1872 Pearl
~ opposite Cedar street, New York, respectful
call The attention Of country merchants their ss%ort
ment They import every thing that they deal in
and by having partner constantly in London, ans
the best agents In Paris Lyons ST. Etienne Florence
and Glasgow, they enabled TO obtain their Good
upon unusually low terms. They are determined I,
sell at small advance the European cost, ant
thus save 10 their customers the usual double profit
Their terms sir months credit, sir per cent q
for cash. Their assornient at present arriving con
sis,s Of the following
Matteon Lustr,ngs %, 25 IS and 40 inch.
eros du Rhine, first quality, % and 81 inch.
Gros dc Suisse Of six qualities
DO. Do blue black, do.
Satin striped Pekin Silks, of all descriptions.
Figured and striped blue black Silks.
oaun striPco papIins, quite
Shaded, coored, striped roplins, gun. -.w
Rich, spring style, Foulard Silks.
Superior make French Bombaznes.
Soft finish English Do.
English black Challies.
Satin striped DO.
Black Crepe de LANES
Do. Satin stripe.
Pongee Handkerchiefs Of all kinds.
Spitalfeld twed do.
Black Cravats, English and Italian.
Tafcta and Satin Ribbons.
Mourning and half Mourning Love Ribbons.
New style Cap and Bonnet DO.
Kid Gloves, of Bajou's and Chosson's make.
Best Paris Silk Gloves, elastic wrists.
French and English Silk Hosiery.
Grapes of all kinds.
Crepe Lsses.
Cambrics and Cambria Handkerchief.
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CIR AND EXHIBITION !!
FOR FIVE NIGHTS.
Commencing Monday, Feb. 18th, and every evening
except Tuesday,
AT CARusIs SALOON

10 SlGNOR BLITZ, Professor of Thaumatur-
GIGS, has the honor to Dfol the ladies and gentle
men Of Washington and its vicinity that he will give
an Entertainment above stated, and he trusts that
from the unanimous appreciation conferred his
performances in twenty-fo States of the Union, by
all classes of society," that he will merit continuance
of that patronage which it has been his pride to ac-
knowledge and his study to deserve.
SigDor BLITZ create more laughter and
amusement, during his performance, than any other
Professor, He can produce, from small quantity
of Bird Seed, the choicest Sugar Plums and Bon
Bons for the Ladies. He can also obtain from
NOTHING-an abundance of the choicest Fruits,
&c. sc. for his Fair Visiters.
The DEcEPrIoSs will defy the most penetrating
eye the hand in every instance will eude the closest
observer, and will afford convincing proof that the
Enchanters of old exercised powerful influence over
the people by the introduction of their marvellous
experiments.
TnE AMusEMENrs will illustrate the Arts and Mys-
teries of the Ancient Mag clans, Hindoo Brahmins,
Fig, ptian Sorcerers and Indian Jugglers.
The Stage will be decorated and resemble the
Mystic Halls of the Cabalistc Art in which will be
displayed Signor Blitz's extensive Cabinet.
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NOTICE

DROPOSALS will DO received al the Purchssn,
Il Office, Quartermasiers Department in Phils
dephis, 20 furnish the following material and srti
ees for the United States Army for the year lei3
viz:
Sky blue tw'd Cloth, 81 wide.
Bleached Cotton Shiring, 4 wide.
Unbleaehed do / wide.
Unbleacbed Cotton Drilling, wide.
Flannel OF Cotton and Wool, 1 wide.
Canton Flannel, wide.
Uniform Caps for Dragons, Artillery and In
fantry
Pompons for Artillery.
Shoulder Straps, (brass,) for Dragons
Blankets, 81 feet long, wide, weight lbs.
Horse Blankets, blue, feet long, 81 wide, weight
lbs.
Drums, complete, Artillery and Infantry.
Metal Cap Equipments for Dragons, Artillery and
Infantry.
Hatchets.
Worsted Binding and Cord Of all kinds.
The quantity and number Of these articles will be
determined hereafter.
Casks for year from April next.
The whole are to be of domestic manufactured ma
terals Patterns of all the required Woollen and
Cotton Cloths and articles deposited in the Pur
chasing Office in this city, for examination. Sam
Piles of any Of the Woollen and Cotton Cloths will be
sent TO any manufacturers, application TO this Of
hce, by mail, and such information given as may be
desired.
On the samples and patterns exhibited, the con-
tracts will be founded and inspections made, and no
article will be received that is inferior in the ma.
terals workmanship to- or that does not cores
pond in every respect with the pattern which a
contract is founded
The supplies are to be delivered at the United
States Arsenal, Philadelphia, for inspection, in
equal monthly portions, and the contracts TO be
filled on or before the LIST day of April, lS43.
The proposals must be in writing, sealed and en-
dorsed proposals" and must reach the office Of the
Asst Quartermaster General or before the Goth
day of February, lS43. Security will be required
for the fulflment Of contracts.
Purchasing Office, Or Mrs Dept
Phia., Goth jan, lS43.
ian 25-eodt20th feb
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ATTENTION ALLlil

THE attention Of the Ladie', and the public gene
rally, are respectfully invited to my assortment
of psrfimery, Fancy brfeies, &C. consisting OF tm-
ported German Cologne, in Long and Chunck Bot
Ties, Eoslirh and French do, Ls'endeI and f,ono,
Rear oil Tor the hair. Pon,sde ala Rose, ala Vsns
Cream Dc per-e for identifying the hair, the finest ar
,elc ever offered to the pubic icr 'hs, purpose with
I'm. s..ortmen, OF Shell, Ivory and Horn Dressing
Combs. Side Combs, Teeth, N,ii and Hair Brushes
Al ,v,ty description Preston Ssk., Salts Of Rose'
lao ssiy, Cold Cream, Scent Bsgs &c. The shovs ar
uJ,. With variety Of others, tept constantly on
hand by WILLIAM louNo D'"Kt"
May ~. docrs hs-i 'hshy ' u" ~