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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

MORE BANK MORALITY.-M Kissam, third
Teller ofthe Merchants bank in New York, being, as
he supposed uponhis death-bed, sent for the Cashier
on Mondsy, and acknowledged that he had embezzIed
$20 900 ofhe funds belonging to the Bank Upon ex-
amining isscount his statement was found to be cor
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

Nabk Coadv<t. The Democrats of Richmond, Va,
have led the way in glorious effort Of magnanimity
bybeiBg the FIRST 70 make up contribution for the su
erersby the recent fall Of the Wing Club House No
ble fellows There's nothing like magnanimous act,
% soften the heart Of political opponent iakes the
Democrats 10 doi il,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

Gu his tarOat-At Danville, W., the youngest son
OF Gov. Mauocks was found deadin hisroou, on Mon
day the 9th, with his throat cut from ear to ear.
The instrument used was razor. Cause moi known
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

IRA distinguished writer sayS-.-"There is but one
passagcin The Bible where the girls are commanded to
kiss the men, andthat is in the golden rule, whatsoev
er ye would thatmen should do unto you doye even so
10 them.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All little coons and big coons-bue coons and gray
coons -ringailed- tailed, and curtaed coons
having any claims against the late Mr.. Spangler will
please present them to the State Coon Central Commit
tee The coon skin editor of the Dayton Journal (pn
vate secretary" apparent will send in his account for
putting the late Mr.. spanger and all the coon editors
will profit by this notice and do likewise.
The poetic coon VINO ndictedthe following lines will
also forward his BILL specifying the items as the song
is now dead capital; s
"Hurrah boys for our Spangler, a s...
He is not good for much
His name only rhymes with wrangler,
, Though he can spout in Dutch"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08

REJECTED The U s. Senate has reje1A The
noniioation Of John G, Spencer as Judgei Su-
prcine Court
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
Deadl purTiedli and Sold OutiIl

Wedo not know when We ever came SO near going
of in fit of laughter as on getting the Dayton Empire
This morning Ipis wholly inimitable Wesive a few
specimens: Statesman.
"DAVlD SPANGLER DEAD.
q "Dear Coons do not weep,
He is not dead but fast asleep"
Isyour name Dave Todl Yes stree. Don't shoot,
ri come down. Thus said spangler, and down he
nnnnd ~. ..n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08


CoLDBLoopED MURDER The Vicksburgh Sontnel
gives particulars of murder committed 80 miles from
that city in Madison Parish, La. te
A Mr.. Wilkins had threatened to shoot mule be-
longing to man named VALLEY, who was the overseer
of VIM. Cochran Esq Some days ago VALLEY saw
the mule floating down the Bayou, his head broken with
an axe-wiOut any proof of the deed having been com
mited BY Wilkins, Watleygot his gun, ordered ne
groes toaceompany him, and proceeded to Wilkins
house He enquired Of Mrs. Wilkinsif her and
was inthe house al was informed that he was in a
certain field. Valley Immediately went there, called
Wilkins TO the fence shot him down and commanded
his negroes to bear the corpse to the house of the mur
dered and with the erontery of demon cody opened
the gate himselfo give them entrance into the yard
Hehas decamped. Great God, how long can such acts
be tolerated in christian community2 &
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-08
WHOLESALE SEDUCTION. .

On Thursday lasttwo young men named Henry w.
Gait and Sylvester Vanbom, who keep conveyahcng
and real estate Office on Fifth street near Chestnut Phil
adelpha werscharged with keeping disordery house.
The Ledger gtes the following appalling particulars Of
the nvestigatbp;-
"The chargswas founded on the aidavits Of several
young girls notnore than fourteen and sixteen years of
age, whose testimony, with number of others Of like
age went TO show that those men received the visits Of
these girls at theiroice for long time past almost
cry day and night in the week not excepting Sundays,
and that their intercourse with two OF them at least was
ofa criminal character Two of them swore directly TO
the fact These two stated that they had operated
upon for obque vision; by known Ophamist who re-
sided in this city sometime ago. and who finally sue
ceeded in putting both ofhem IN the roadto ruin. One
Of the others to the defendants she decoyDg one from
Sabbath school, and another from her home introducing
them TO one of the defendants as cousin From their
statements appears that they were frequent visitors
remaining often for hours at The Office On one occa-
sion some ofthem Of them were made drunk One oi
the victims, aress looking girl is represented as de-
mented who swore point blank against both of the de-
PENDANTS. The parents of these girls are ignorant Of the
affair, with the exception ofone, and they have taken
measures TO put her into House of Refuge. Through
her arrest, and her subsequent disclosures the matter
has been brought to light The scene was one of the
most affecting character A father and mother with
ruined daughter sixteen years Of age only five or 81,
other girls dispoiled iE character, all tesyhg to the
their own shame, and their parents unadviset ofthe
several situations They were committed in default Of
bail, at $500 each for further examination NJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

ObsAiDhs hare brfn delivered In he
isll.wiHg Cases siilce our laFl:
D. htffIs. q. q. IN VISITS o. nosles
from Nartins judgmrniresenrd and ludg.
tnrnt against delendaml ard hts suEilles
and lsoagziRsl Ihe suelies fof the rtffio.
rari.
klsn. in Reed Q. Barnhsn shd Others.
IN Equity. lrom cshsfrus, dirrriiiig . DE-
erfs Tor he r1slnlifr and frTertiser 10 lie
Master.
Alsa. IN Hall .. Gully. from Johnston,
judgmens reversed. drmufrrr shsssllird
and cause Iemanded.
Alse, In Seller 9. Wilson, from DssIs.
judgmeh, reversed.
ALSO, in bird e. Grsham, In Eqaiiy,
from Nonlgom. ~, referred 10 the Mas.
lrf.
Alsn. IN Harris 4. Dslsmsf. n Equity.
frrfn a'fa,rn, directing tie bill 70 be dis.
missed.
iy DANIEL. J. in CIay,Dn .. filske.
fnan Henderson, sirecIing q rmirs d.
ndros
By NASH. ]. in Warren Q. Collins,
from Washington, declaring the inierlocn.
i0ry Judgement erroneous.
Also, in ilunn q al. o. Mckee. ron
Lincoln. affirming the judsmen, below.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

A proposition fnr holding " Macs
Meeting" in The county Of Orange hiss
been suggested. Il is proposed 10 hold
il on "ihs Battle Ground Of the Regula-
lalors," some day in October; tha, being
comparatively leisure season among
farmers, large assemblsge might be ex-
pecied Of The citizens UfOrarge, Guiiiord,
Randolph and Chatham, We make men.
ton Of II now. that our friends may take
!, Into Consideration, and II approved, may
make arrangements Al the meeting al Au-
gus. cour,. To carry lhs proposition into
effect. I, has been proposed to invite
some distinguished men from abroad, as
ora,ufs on the occasion. IL this shall BE-
approved, ]. viii be necessary 10 appoint
a committee Of invitation; and as il will
be pleasant journey in pleasan, season
OF the year, no doubt several distinguish
ed individuals might be induced 10 attend,
who would give attraction aud interest 70
the siee,ing. But we have galaxy d
home of sufficient brightness, from whiri
We siigh, make a respectable selections
The eloquen, elrclor fot this district
John Kerr. ESD. Of Caswell. should b
present-snd web ave Mangum, Waddel!
Nash, &c. in Orange, and many Others ID
the state. And as we have in view only
the advancement Of truth and currec, prin'
riples, " eult i, not be proper 10 Invite men
Of all parties To be present, and the De
mocralic EIec,or for this district, and hi.
assistants. to participate in the Discussion
VIVA, say our Wing friends in Guilford
Randolph and Chatham! The citizen:
in that portion Of Orange where the pro-
! posed meeting is to be held are mos. o
them generous. whole-hearsed Wings. and
We vouch for it. will give their brethren
a cordial greeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
GOVERNORS ELECTION.

The returns Of ilsr elersiuh hf Cover.
Tor arc MT yet eUmplru: bu. enough is
known 70 enable Us 70 make . pretty close
guess as TO The result Eigh, counties on.
" remain % be heard from. cleayeland
aai Caldwell are new counties. and We
have No means Of comparing the soles;
but the Ulher six, Ashc, Cherokee. Curri.
tuck. Gates, Hyde and Tynell. gave 70
MOrehead two years arO a inajeris u
iul. A. in others. there may hav. been
IN these counties SOME few changcs-one
u two hundred, more or less; but TIC NJ
suit cannot be greatly altered from the re-
turns below, which show 4 majority Cor
tiaham 81 3,625. With this majority we
are quite well satisfied. Mr.. IIoke is the
mosl popular man Of his party in the state,
lie IS western man; and has long prac.
,ieed Law In those counties in which ihc
greatest Wing strength lies, and conse.
dusniy has an excessive Acquaintance
throughout thai region. A gentleman ia
his depormcn,, interesting and engaging
in his manners, and Of great personal
worth, he has been enabled IN neuralir,
much Of ne opposition, and 10 break il
upon the Wing strength fas beyond what
could have been effected BY any other man
the Democratic party could have Pu, forth
Az an alus,rzti.~, we have heard il STATED
cha, Manufactured gentlcman in one u
our neighboring counties, whose real il
the Wing cause was 5, great that he CAV,
basbacae at an expense Of one hundreC
dollars; yet he possessed such Kind feel
ings towards Mr.. Hoke ths, he said b,
"could not vote agaius, him." Such W,
have no doubt were the feelings Of many
others. And such were doubtless IN,
feelings of some of Mr.. Graham's pollti
cal opponents, where he is khrwh, as III
j; a gentleman equally esteemed in private
life; but there were few Democratic strong
holds in which his opportunities has ena
bel him to make his private worth avail
able in this election.
Under these circumstances. the Whil
party have great cause TO congratulate
themselves on the triumph Of their princi
pies; confident that when the grea, con
test comes on in November next, they vii
carry the state by some ten or twelve thou
sand.
The following are the returns as far a
hnarl frap,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
DORR AND SHAYS.
The Boston Chronicle, speaking vi

The Boston Chronicle, speaking vi the
sentence of Dorr for treason. says:
Humanity cries out against il. and his
tory will blush to record it. How it con
trasis with the truly American course
pursued by the Government Of Massachu-
sets in the case Of Shays and his associ-
a,es in 1881"
There is, certainly, quite contrast be-
tween the course OfRhode Island towards
llosr and thai of Massachusetts towards
Shays. shays was imprisoned, as Dorr
has been; tried aud convicted Of treason,
as Dorr has b, Ell; bu'. land here begins the
cnnstrasi, while The letter was condemned
TO expia,e his offences in the peni,entiary.
the former was sentenced 10 suffer an igno.
minious death on the gallows. This was
"ihe truly American course pursued by
the Government, Of Massachusetts," 1t
is true that Shays wa. ultimately pardon
ed ontaking The oath Of allegiance TO the
Government, he had attempted to subselt:
andl,is equally true that Dorr might obtain
his pardon tomorrow by the same means.
For our own part, we canno, see why liu-
mainly should cry out against the sentence
Of this man, nor do we believe that hui
manity will do any such thing. IL there
is any such thing as treason. Dorr was a
traitor. aud Justice and mercy alike de-
naand his punishment. The penalty Of
The violated law has been pronounced
nothing more, and justice would have
been satisfied with nothing less, |. IS
well understood that he. can receive a
pardon upon making proper submission;
and To extend i, to him before would be
an &C, Of hostility 10 the cause OF civil Ii.
berry. r.. ~.
No judirious friend or free suffrage will
confound /, with Dorrism. There il as
wide distinction between them as be-
tween the cause Of rational freedom and The
atrocities OF The French Revelation. The
one is right. the other radically wrong
Dorr Is not suffering as friend of free
suffrage, but as revolutionary Jscobln'
We care not how soon his Imprisonment
NAV cease, but it should not be forgotten
that his fate is in his own hands.
Christian Freeman.
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Texas and the Democratic Party.

The Wilmington Chronicle suggested,
upon what it deemed good authority, that
Gen. M.Kay, the representative in Con.
gress from that district was opposed to
the annexation of Texas. This was con-
trosenrd by The Fayetteville North Caro-
linian, which says it is authorized" to
pronounce the report an "entire mistake;"
and adds, "Gln. M.Kay is with the De-
mocratic party on that question:" In re.
ply, the Chronicle significantly asks: L" Is
he with Mr.. Van Buren,, or with Mr..
Polk! For they both, it is understood,
belong to the Democratic party, and there
is a pretty considerable difference, 1t is al.
so understood, in their views of the an
nexation question:"
Perhaps the Carolinian will say that
Mr.. Van Buren, has been thrown over.
board, and is no longer Of the Democratic
party. But we understand that the Hon.
Bedford Brown is opposed to immediate
lamentations; and all the world knows that
Thomas ii. Benton is.. What will the
Caroiinian do with these! He will have
but lean party if he turns out all who
are opposed to the mad scheme of"I'ex-
as or Disunion."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

RoASUKE iSLET.-Lieut. Maury, in his
paper on The Gulf Stream and currents Of
the Sea, read before the National Inst.
tnie, and since published in the Literary
Messenger, introduces remarkable fact
relative To Roanoke Inlet IN the coast oil
North Carolina. Two hundred and fifty
years ago Sir Francis Drake entered Al.
bemarle Sound, through Roanoke Inlet,
with his fleet, and where The Inlet was
then. is now sand bank above the reach
of the highest tides. Only seyenty-two
years ago it was navigable for vessels
drawing twelve feet Of water.
49,. Old Nor.a Sfuc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
WIG MEETING.

~ A general meeting of the Wings
Of Orange is requeted on Tuesday Of Au-
gust Court. Subjects Of great importance
TO the county willbepresenied iuihemeei.
ing. Addresses may be expected from ihe
Hon. W. p. Mangum, Messrs. waddeIl,
Nash and Others. MANY WINGS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
N office,

70 james II. Patterson ana my ofher
Creditors.
TI,vING been arrested on eapias ad sa-'
Ill tisGaciendum at the instance Of James Il.
Patterson, and given bnnd aud security for my
anpearance at the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the county Of
Orange on the E,urth Monday in August, ls4i,
won will talse notice tina, shall then apply for
permission to take the benefit oil the act for
The relief Of inse'vent debtors, when and where
you eau attend aud object if gu think proper.
CASTOR SUIT.
August /. ss- ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
.--.- To
Physicians, Merchants,
and others.

N.Y. Esee fesE.e9esn1k - ffesrNt NA4-
w s<isssfs 80 as AkaAassls Dxaisis -
feseiFn sse DnmasliC Dssg-. Fresh Nees-
rsnes. kllnls. Ga. gaf 81 kssas Dss sisGs.
fsary Aaieles. fesi1mtfs. Bsealss. sga2tf.
eurEiusi AS Dealai iassran.eaas. ke 80 -
o1T umfemails4 aflenfaom - aaaneaE hNps -
msrii 0 share q gaur . rsassr.
fhyEarans 10 wani 0f TmheF e~srsres.ta
sarumeefss ~ hrdaal Hssaks >, > ncsag thrar
~ aaasgEndums - &C sshsxsaas -. raa .sNsEs
rig mP-n RrtiiaE ssars ah.nE Il ths ts3 gid.
y mfsfig PIT ~ aslsiy pssfsa. hswsv6fs EsiA
AraPssk. sd a. GkrnxrnGLH as FEfeGk
Druessis So Coanass - = hasas ..aflad
Al eus xnIelos.ss sec u las lsHsssf sd asf 40
soFimenls a Gos.da - osl ns = ~ lsane sny
~hese N Tie S.utlsrn sisiss. sad ss ssr %.
qa.inssnce Hiih The msfksas . Iatsm.tr ard
.asensitr, ard &c by GsgFsis - iAs Leff
Prics. ne are Feaas % stii - .AsrtksEn PviEsS,
and soinpsis - nh sus bose Naslh o. souih.
shethsf lefeFenre d assce - qs-iay 81 gass's
% eAeapaess u pssce. - ans seasE soas,esra-
lion.
FaiMIers, buiidess. and Cssrh Haksrs rsn.
By srnding ~ Their asiers. D. ssrfaied 81 the
shortest Ralirr Nth Painas - I'll ksncs. VA.
don Class 81 ssBsrsoE qaalsly. tesI Cas,h VAR
nash. 6r., a. prless tsK k.yaaa paFefisi
TYLER e. HILL.
ale DTuzgisia SD .spsitseniss,
eys.msfs ~. Pslsrsbs.s, Va.
N. q Every thiag sese hs ~ l. ssnsElsd
IN be q ,he besi qsalisy sae taksa bach a
dses cot give sAiIslsttlvn.
Jsly l6. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

q T May Term. Is4i, OF the Court If Pless
S aud Quarter Sessions Tor Orange County,
the subscriber was qualified as exec Tor 10 re
last will aud testament of JAMES CLARK,
deceased, and obtained letters testaIaentsIy
thersson; he therefore T. quests all persons
Indebted 10 the said Estate To make pa mpnt
wishou, delay; and those having claims win
present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or this notice will
be plead in bar al their recovery.
JAMES W. CLARK, Err.
July'aa. ~~.. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
IN Office,

TO Jonathan ~. Murroy, John ID. Ca n
cy. and any other creditors.
sEPAviNG been arrested OF, cspias I'D salts
Ms facieudum az the instance OF Jonathas w.
Nh ray. and given bond ana security for my
appearance al the neat Court of Pleas aud
@ ,ar,er Sessions, 10 be held for the county Of
Orange on tue fourth Monday in August 1854,
y.u viii take notice that shall then apply tor
permission 10 take tho bentfii OF the act for
the relief Of insolveni debtors, when and where
you can attend and object il you think proper.
THOS. J. PHILLIPS.
August IL. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
A FREE DISCUSSION.

~ A meeting of the Flat River Clay
Club will be held at Bedford Hurdles,
tNichOs' old place., on Saturday the 7ih
of September next. II Is desired that a
free discussion Of political questions shall
be had, and our Democratic Gscnds are In.
viied to attend and advocate their princi.
ples-the Wings desire that the truth
should prevail.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

TnE TWO ASPECTS The Harrisburg,
pennsylvania ln,elligencer, says that
Col. Polk is opposed 10 the disturbance
Of the present Tarif. very great friend
to the protection Of American industry,
and an advocate for the Coal and Iron in
terest. This is intended to tickle the sem
sibilities Of the Pennsylvanians. At the
South, and especially in South Carolina.
Col. Polk is held up as the enemy Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
Negroes for Sale.

10y virtue Of Deed IN Trust, executed by
- zachaTiah TTiee 10 James G. TaneniIns
on the 81 day Of September, 1870, for eeTlaln
purposes therein iseniioned; sho By q clause
10 .aid trust The said James q. TurrenIns.
ifusive as aforesaid, is authorized 10 spreint
ose or more persons TO execute the PsHeis
contained ~ said trust; nader which power
the suhscribsr will o2.I Tor sale, before Tho
suu.t house door ia iiillsbornugh, On the 9Th
Mauday Of August neat, Tor cash, ssi the right,
title, aud interest in tbs NEGROES belonging
70 tho estate nf his father, The late william.
rrics. shlch Zachallah l rice conveyed IN said
trust.
GEoRsE LAWS, Attorney.
July o. SIS
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30 A meeting of tie Washington
Temperance Society viii be held N the
Masonic Hall on Thursday night, the 22d
instant at early candle light. Mr.. Henry
Gormon will continue his. lecture, and |,
is expected that other addresses viii be
delivered. The citizens are invited to at
tend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

The Standard appears to be Mortified at
the cruelty of American Wings, who' he
says. have imprisoned Gov. Dorr at hard
labor among thieves aud burglars tor
lifes while the c!emency Of the British
tories have imprisoned Daniel O'Conael'
for twelve mouths only. without the de-
graduation of labor. or the compaaionship
of" thieves and burglars" But it should
be recoliectej that O'Connel was convict
cd ofsedition only; while Dor was found
guilty Of high treason, in levyng wal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

Wshlag'@-D. &. Gsylhsf. vile.
aUZuEIoas -##
htuss-N si1oa \. Edwan1s. rsnsisi
laen h. haNkiu nd An5cnoa BElnsss
counQnzs - 3emss.
Wayhs-gohn Ekum. senate; Curb
u. BEQsdea I'D Ellas Bxnes. comhons.
al demos.
Ysars-f<ni.s. ds.n.. connoA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

DAN away from the subscriber on the
~ llih instant, a Negro Boy named
HARRY "a good gen-ssni,h, abou, 80 years
of age, no, very black. about five feet seven
inches high, his two from, upper teeth
out, and has small scar on his fore
head. He had on an old white hat. and car
ried with him blue cloth coat, two pair
of nankeen aud pair Of black cloth pan.
falcons, and red velvet vest. The a.
bove reward will he given for his appre-
hension aud confinement in any Jail SO
that can get him.
ALEXANDER MEBANE.
July ~. 81
(" Grsensboroush Patrio. and csrolian
wa,chnaa insert three weeks.
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Obituary.

Died, in Salisbury, on the 5th instant,
after a short illness, Mrs. LAURA B. CHAM
BERs, wife Of Mr.. Joseph F. Chambers,
and daughter Of Michael Brown, esq,
aged 81 years. r- 49,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

General Vol. of the Mexican Army,
has formally notified President Houston
that the hrniistiee between Mexico and
Texas having expired, hostilities have re-
commenced on the part Of the former
against the latter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

.aEainst - sisas, 81 - aay sshsE sapnlfy
llaa rs apald have bssn muae @rapi-
asr - rFins a he sesasld. Ihs SssB-
dssd nishi s.ss hls synrsshy So aor
ss<sh, salies'a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

zAciisaiAH poULsoS,Irsr., long known
and respected as the founder and publish
ef OF the American Daily Advertiser"
died al his residence in Philadelphia, on
Wednesday murning he 3lst ult lie had
attained the venerable age of 30.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15

go The Rev. A. ]. Battle will preach
at Mars Hill oh Sunday the 25lh of Au.
gust, and at Cane Creek on Monday the
goth. ~..-u. -~-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-15
Notice.

ut May Term, ts4s, ol she Court af Pleas
ID and Quarter seasons Tor Orange County.
the subscriber vas saslIhsd as 'xssuiIix TO
The last uIll and hsismrni &c JOHN kUM-
LEY. DECREASED. Hnd obtained leileis tesla
mentsIy Iherson she therefore nqnssIs all
ps.sons indcbisd 20 said estate 10 make pay
m.nt wiiiobs delay; ard ihase having rlaiins
wiiI present them properly salLen. - ted With
m ale time prescribed BY Law. sNsns notics
will be plead in bar oi their recovery.
ELIZABETH RuNLEY, Err.
ysly ~ 3S-
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