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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
MANAGEMENT OF FRUIT TREES.

We give below the account (Which i,
extracted from the Philadelphs Public
L,dger) OF X. l.. Pell, Uister county
New York, which took a gold medal, being
a premium offered by The American Insll.
tn'e Tor the bes, fruit larm9 ltupbears Mr.
,Pell has had ia view the market Of Europe
by launching into one article Of lruh, the
Newton piPpin, ths, cannot be competed
with Zoe profit in that market He has
also Kept in view the market of his own
S'ale in other fruits; lor which lie has been
awarded the premium as above, TO 5tht
Committee oa Fruit Farms: .t..
Gentlemen: Being desuous' 10 compete
tor the premium 10 be awarded by the
American Institute, al its sixth annual fair,
for the best fruit farm in The State. Dow
abide lis rules, aud offer, al the request
lof Mr.. r. b. ", its worthy AM
very useful secretary, my mode of man
aging
For some yeats have heen experiment
ing upon the apple Tree, having an orchard
oi 1O,OOO Newton pippln apple trees.
nave found II very Improbable to wail
Tor wha, is urIned The hearing year, and
II h,s heea my aim 10 assist
nature, 50 AS Ia enable the trees to beat
every yea. | have Loliced that it bears
more Proiusc'S than any other tree, and
consequnIly requires the intermediate year
10 recover hseli, bv extracting from the
atmosphere and earth the requisites TO ena
lie it to prOduor. Ii unasSisled by att, the
intervening year must necessarily he lost,
IT however, II is supplied with the proper
'usierance II will bear every vear.
Three years ago, in April, scraped all
The rough bark off few Of the apple trees
IN my orchard, IN washed the trunks and
limbs within reach with soft soap, trimmed
bui all the branches that crossed each OTHER
daily IN June, and painted tie wounded
'ari with whlIe lead, 10 keep out the mos
ure then split open the bark, by Turning
a sharp pointed knife from the ground To
'he first set Of llmbs, IN the Iautr pan u
the same month, which prevents ,he tree
from becoming bNtk bound, and gives the
inner wood an opportunity of expanding
In Jnly placed one peek of oysler.sheits
line around each tree, and left il piled
ibout the trunk unul Novem5er, when
| dug the lime in thoroughly. The ToIlnw-
ing year collected from those trees 700
rarIels of fruit. some of which was sold
IN New York for 81, and the balahce IN
London Tor 80 per barrel. Strange as it
nay appear, they are literally bending 10
lie ground with the finest irhll | ever saw.
, speci.ner of which Is before YOU The
} h r trees in nv orchard, not treated a.
/ owe, are barren, next year being their
bearing year.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

who deeenjcJ from the patriots Of our
Instead Of going to British history
for sentiments worthy of,he republican
.youih,'f our country, on>;sn occasion
81 virtually ID citing our ns,ionol safely
md honor, would recommend those
IN General ,Wsshington's Farewell Ad-
.lreSs, and particularly his warning To
rs to avoid en,angIlrg alliances win
loreign nations and whatsoever is cal
culaled To create sectional or geogr,ph-
Icsl parties at home.
| am very truly, your obetiert servant
.,r' -.s. ANDREW JACKSON.
Gen. ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
GOODNESS,
by Hon, Samuel Slick. for the Saturday

tOUTtfTs 81
Our nesfre neighhor was Sqsise Pele,
p Sanford; wei, the old Sqaise and his tao;'
ir WAS all otIhem the MOST awful passion
sle folks ihst ever lived, when they chose
~ini then Ihcy could keep Sn their temper
and be as cool a, OTHER tmps ss cprGub.rs
Que, night old P.Ieg, us he vas called, ,,ol,
his son Gueon,a boy OF fourteen years old
togo s,e bring IN a backlog Ioi the fire.
"A barklug you know, Squire, in woot
fire, is always the b,gest sick that one ear
aind or carry. IL takes stout Iuny rl boy
70 IKtOne,
Well as soon as Gucom goes to feWl
'H,e log, the old Squire dtags lotward the
'cOass, sad fixes the fire so as to leave h+t
for il, and stands BY resdv to fit Il cate l+
plaee. Presently in comes Gutom with u
Iiule cat STICK 90 bigger than his leg. oad
throws Ucn. Uncle Peleg go, 80 mad, he
never said a word, but just .ewed bis ridln'
Yhio, and gave him s'must az awful whip
pin He tanned his hide pTapery fts him,
son may depend. Now sais he. go sS,
snd bring in proper backlog
'Gocum was clear gri, ss weN as lhe
old man, fuI he was achl, eut of the old
foiovk, and no ntsske; so uvt ne goes win
'ouI so n,vth ss-say,n' a word, hW instead
oi gOlD' to the woeA If,le. he walks off alto
gether, and slSld away eight years, I'LL he
was one sHd awcuty, and his own master
Neti es eocn as he was man grown and
iawfuRy ou his own hook, he took il into
sits hccd one day he'd go to home and see
mis- old father and mother agin, aud show
them be was alive and kickiu' Cor they
didn't know whether he was dead or moi,
never havin' leard of or trom him one bes
sed word all that time. Whea he arrived
TO the old t'ouee, daylight was down aad
ihe lights tt, aud as he passed the keepin'
room wlnder, he looked IN, anG there was
old Squire siitin' in the same CHAIR he wa.
e gh years afose, when fbe ordered in tn,
backlog, and gave him such an onmarciiu
whippin'. So what does Gucom do, bu
stops at the wood pile, and picks up mos
'hagaceous log, (for he had crowd to be d
most ihundcrIn' big frller sthep, anr
openln' The door he marchee in and laws j.,
down on the hearth, aud then loukn' up.
sails he
F.iller, I've .brough! you in the back
log
unr!e Peleg was struck up all Of heap;
he conldn'l believe his eyes, that that gresl
SIX looier was the boy he had COW hlded
and he couldn't be ieve MS ears when Il,
heard him cad hin lalher; man from th,
grave weahdn't have -sarpsissh him more--
he "ss gate ,oefaklItzed, and bednmbed|
aor minute. Blu, he came TOO righ, of, |
and was led down TO ireezin' potm IN
NO hine. |
Wh~.aidayou saj' sais he.
= Fhsr1 have brough. you ih'lhe backlog
sir, you sent me on, for
Well, then you've been d-d long
'''s-"--. =. --'--.-i-. t,hai,s all --.'-
rssy. Draw ~,he GOALS forward, put q ou.
and thea 90 10 bed
Now shat's fact Squire; know the
parties myself-and that's ~ha, / do call
.cooAleSs-and no -misiake!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

AS II is customary, in. fashionable
'clrcles, 30 announce the movements OF
distinguished men, we must not omit TO
mention, that Col. V. BEST, whIom
OF Harrisburg, has gol back again to
Danville. The last we heard o. our ub-
'quious friend, he was willing away
his leisure moments in charging our
paper with a"wani Of Influence "a species
of crime 10 which the legislature has
not yet, 10 our k owledge, affixed a
penalty. The inference; as matter of
course, is; that our accuseI's .influence'
is unlimited. This was well tested al
the last Oc'o Der election, when every
local candidate, who had the benefit of
his support, from Congress down 10
Auditor was handsomely dc/eaiedt
If Mynheer, the Colonel, should exer-
else his tremendous 'nhuence' a year
"or two longer, The seat of justice will be
removed 10 "BiooDi,". for cerlain.-
Dem. Union.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
~ en,cn,bcr the Printer.

WI tAr CORN RYE BUCK.
WHEAT OATS or WOOD will be re-.
ceived for debts due us for subscription.
Az, few bushels Of POTATOES if
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumbc
Inch and inch end quarter pine bosSl
will be received if delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

The American Bible Society has issued
more copies of the holy Scrip,urei auring
the month OF October than in, any ..nlonih
since the formation of the Society. The
number is 47,442. OF which l5.326, we're
olo'es' 81, lO2, testamens. andgI4 eopfe,
|ol the scriptures Cor the blind; tie. Whole
'Slned $40 ,455 30. In seven languages
VIZ; Engllsh, 'French, German. Spanish
Walsh, Chinese and Indian. The increase
ms year, over tie last, in ely months, IL
So, ,l95. ,'.'s 80 t.i."' =.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

Tie HhHe House l704.-A Mr.
Wansey, whose published notes of 4
tour in this country, in 1894, hsv,
recently been The subject of notice il
The American papers, gives The follow.
ing description of a breakfast at the
White House, Will the breakfasts there
in these days bear comparison with
This:
'Mrs Washington herself, made tea
and coffee for us. On ihe table were
Two small plates Of sliced tongue, dry
toast, bread and butter, but no boiled
FISH, as is The general custom. Mis-.
Curtis, her granddaughter, very
pleasing young lady Of about sixteen ga,
next Ia her BROTHER George Washington
Curtis, about two years older than her
selfa There was bu' lnle appearance o
form; no livery. A silver urn for hot
wafer was The only expensive ihine
on the table. MIS- w. appears 10 ,hs
something ol'it :. than The President. al.
lho"gh BORG 70 the same year, shot ia
stature, rather robust, yerv plaio IN
|her dress"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

RAISING UP DEMOCRATS.

A lady in Allegheny city. saws the Pt,s.
turg Daily; on Friday presented her hus
band with thee 6ue boys at one pirh.
The father being Democrat; has named
.he first James X Polk,,l second George
NJ Dallas, end The third Francis Il. Shunk
The mother and children are all doiuf
well.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
THE ELECTION,

Tennessee and Louisiana are ye, in douNl
as to whom has received their Electoral
Vote. both parues claiming the states BY
small major''es. They cannot, however
change the general result.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

fight over his ba,llcs in the hearing Of his
Winches'e, friends, and was no, much be
y0nd sixty when he died. He was tail
muscular ana mighty. Why has his name
no place in Allen BicgrsphcsDieiionary
lie died in 1909.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23
THE BANNER TOWNSHIP oFrHE STATE

Lehman township, Pike county gave
al the late elections, for
Skunk. Markle Polk. Clay
l34 l52
Can it be 'qualled h, any other town
ship IN the Stale or Union? Hand her
round.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-11-23

1873 elec,ora. votes necessary to
choice
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
GIL OF TANNIN,
cr, Leather Ricsforer,

ANEW CHEMICAL DIscoyERy.
M 0S'f people know, that skins am.
49, hides are converted into hafhtr BY
the use Of 'rannin extracted from rer,sn
harks. Gc. -. e9a
When the force and strength OF he
fannln is worn out, lraiher becomes dead.
hard, dry, brittle, cracked. covered wilh .
crust, d.. This all know. To restore
then life, soliness, moisincss. strength.
smoo,hness. and remove all crnst, fy, OF
blister-rcsiore The isnnin. I his EUR.
stance The leather never can receive the
second time: bnt the v Il. le virtues Of il
arc in this article. tire OIL. OF TANNIN
which pcneira.es Tie slifIesi and hard.
est leather. il il has been twenty years in
use; and ifil tears easily with the fingers,
II imparts al once strength that is utter.
~ incredible until seen. II Ltccmfs hLs
nfw leather, in all respects, with a de-
lish'inl sollness and polish, and makes all
leather completely sud perfectly imEtrri-
ous TO water, particularly boots, shoes.
carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks, and
IN fact all things made Of leather, giving
q splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and al isast doubling its wear
and durability, 10 whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those VIII" will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns. ride with old carriage.
tops--haye old harness. and throw them
away half nset--look filthy ihsm elsss.
and all about lhem--expend double via.
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 Il cir
hearts content, if their prejudices ale so
sircng uey will not try a new ,lisccyery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
~ None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Ccmsiock & Go.
IT, For sale in .iilIsbor, ugh, n e.. b, y.
li'ait; IN ositrd. hy &c, Iec r. TFylcti q
GtcrnshoI"ueh, k,J. ( & Stssi- onI, retr's.
February %. sa.s"# Ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
WRAPPING Paper,
Fresh Medicines.

4 Fresh Supply Of Koi.MS'rOCkS
90 NEMlFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children. has just been re-
ceiyed by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given to those who have
tried it, warrants him in recommending
it TO all Who have children afflicted with
those distressing symp oms wi.ich inti-
cate the presence Of Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply 81
Bariholomew's Pink Expectorani Syrup,
Spnhn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Extracior--at reduced prl-
ces,
Lin's Strengthening Plasiers,
Balm of Columbia,
Roach and Bed bug Bane,
Godfrey's Cordial.
Bateman's Drops.
F, ench Corn Plasters.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone I.inimens
And small supply of excellent Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see other adser-
tisements.
D. HEARrT, .Agent.
April 8. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
LAMP OILS.

-s LLAMA St1sSs
R5AUTtFuLlY 3 cached SPERM OH, Re
iaed AMI Bieachod Aintrr WHALE Oh q,
Crude WHALE OH. direct from the ma nuiac
iurers. received aud for sale by The cask OF
single gallon. on the most accommodating
Terms. TYLER & HILL,
Druggists, Pelsrsbsrg, Va.
sW so-,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
W0ERATh 1870
Life Medicines.


skuEa.sss assaairss hass heen sssS - a..
> esss i almesi ssrsy e.se.ss e , LsA maa.
ki.d 4 l,.kar. a. ioE lalleNs aEd hsrr 60
elssnss : - sisas So .sllkns 4 Ee.ra,
b.lsi - = ! ssrk le-fzrl =. pfth ard 81
psssssan aflrr q. a.. gsdtlnfsss q E1hss..
sinenins neiss u llt hssd and cas-. tl.s
.ssess, Iras.hssn. les ~ sftsb.s. sid
saasms -. shrs aFe q Anoa irSgse 10 A. sss,.
r. supelssw u sns lhiag esrr " kHe e.
= she aahlie. ans iaE aAuFe ETA Ga baAu, "
hs.aF, lass 81 esuss isssls@blfs Nlae - 4
seaea a lsnaa.Y speffnis 80 Eater ga, H.
esnnol "a IL sassgs she bnlFeini saial...
iiaa.
TIE sTsrssy 81 he Life fills sus Hear
Baiers . saasi eefis,a. Il frrsiy sissa % ne
zilsrk IL leysr. inhrffza. n.esslgs. sese
throat, recent soifs. wrih sruEh. 40 sll.
sr inaan maiefy dsoEdsss. Ia rhspas.
lism and sheEis sonflain's lhsy haze alp
psflormsd The mosi sxifsoIdiaa;y esfrs, alsa
used ~sih PssseFsrnre.
Sinae tha iiist inlfofnriinn 81 ~. k1fafss
|. LIE AsdTmss 10 his f.llw erizens, de-
have ID sssEy ssse, faliy maiaiainfd Ile hara
sharae.er IL y 70 = Ell dcasTrec. faiisRrs N !
had 81 Ears dfaT ! ~ . lniseFstie Tisssnfs
and gaast ui.n had lssi n sse 81 Ihrir Iin.bs N
rhenmsiisn srd parsiysis. have hren Frslosrd
10 health, slrsEgah and esnsiaTt. afler ali he
usual remedies had heen iorAd pseless. h,
saan sl.iag ed slmesa iaiTsehloUs sGesls
.hsse slss hsen expe1iererd. ~ The gsfe Il
narsns sd rhfamsiir pains 81 NE llsf ARD
fee, psrsiyfis sfseiisss. tohiFssted snd u q
ioiais elaaaaiu sWtliiEgs. pains Of ihs sksst
4 and bsars. skresie rAsameiisn, pslpiislisn II
lks kssrI. aieisnii rf'pirsiisa. sc.
1 Bar il . uanecessafy 10 enumeFaie The "a.
NJ rssfs IN shiek these purely vegetable ne.
deines have heen furrtfssli Bot hl 10 10.
cure. Why are they % -unisersal 10 Ihsir
happy sEfcsisf
B.ean-e ihsy rIIfTf TIE bl.aOD. apd
thus REM v al cause u disease 10 The 80.
TEN.
! b-esrse sley asi'rowsrfuiiy sp.n ile ,eeie.
ieas d ihs bofy. snd remove ~ 'mpari''ssst
Bcsause they DO no, redpce u, sysi,m. let
Iiafi:efaie II thus rsqbiFing M frIirairi ifsm
pleasure ~ b'.siaess curing fhsii n srsiion.
e. nplatnis snsirg inm q sHisisd tfste el
The blosd are sasily stbfpsd " he p SsiisI
Eslkesry Of ih,sr.miie and ssl,ist, nsasiR,s.
To these Nfe are obligef ~ usS,l. OF "a lske
me- dirine NJ hosi intsffurt,.a ~ usiTsis, n e
Life Nedirirss are peculiarly vfsivl. 4, mild
sad stIe speIa,ier. AIRY STRIFE 81 ils'rsst II
tisssse, and q,skis eis6lssle a. iisf,hs rms.
venting be fatal iiie,ls 10 whith ,hrUsIrts
are we ms.
Sald ulsnlesa'c ani rsisI W Or w.B Me-.
a.. 37s Broadssy New foik. q asas
70 sale also hy .t@
ID. IIEARTT. Sgn,
February. 4. Rt ~ hR ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging To one Of
"A the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this cily, lNew York. who must
be well known TO numerous friends, has-
ing since the year 1914 up TO recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined to his bed, has been restor-
ed to good health--has regained his NATE
raj erect position--and has quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gentlenan's own de-
scrip,ion as near as possible. and there is
no exaggsration in it. We will give in
quirers Ills address. and donbt moi his hui
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one doubling mas kno'r these
fa:ts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James &. Reynolds.
l44Chrystie-street, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances Of the (actg
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ASswER--By the INDIAN VEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally, and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE bINIMENT ex-
ternally, from Comstock & Co. q.
O. Fo- sait in Ililshorou.h by y. Heart
in Oxford by George r. Taylor; N q ceusbo
r"ngn by J. & K. Sloan- only agents.
february ~. ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
IMPROVED QUALITY AND EAIr PRICE.
COMSTOCK & cos
Concentrated ComrcEnd Fluid
Extract of SarSaDarilla

FOR THE CURE or
Sct"fuls. Chroric Rhue m All. m, General
DEBILITY. Cu,sneous Dresses. Teter,
Sca'y Erurtions OF The skin. P,m,les o.
Pns,u'e' IN tie Fare. Mtrcurial and Sy
ph'loid Diseases. Bdes. ire m an impure
habit II b"dv. Ulceratirns Of The Th,ra,
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pans and
Sw' Hinge Of the Bones, and III Diseases
arising from an 'mrure state Of he Blnrd,
Exposures and Impruderces in L fe, Ex.
eess'vr Use oil Mercury, Sc.
The great popularity : E =; rsarailis,
ard IT'S established .ilirary, render il su.
PEI iuous TO enter irt" any prcom,um Of
it's 'ir ues, or sdduce any evidence in it.
favor.
THE Sa'sapsr liza i. warranted positive.
" as gnnd az any other llai ran be m. de-
al One D'llsr. At jus, hall the p,lce tf
'h"se so much advertised. ard as s,ror Q
and IN az large bottles, viz:-
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or FcTr
Dollars per Dozen
Thi. arlicle has rured Scrni"la Of 20
vesrs, after The Dollar articles had bpen
used IN vain.
TO be had Of the aqen's Of Ccms,oek
and TO. only. throughout The country, IN
New York only ai2I, Cortland, 81. ee,.
TIE REASON.
Some people are fnolish enoupb IN he.
liere that Ne cannot fTord 10 make as
good an article Of Strsav arlIla Esu.rl
and sell II i"r so celts Ter bo,lle o. G.
er "uzen. as III ~ prs u al ,tll for ms,
double thai m"tcy. Tie s'n pie iacl :.
'his, aid all VII new he convinced.
While Fire Hundred dollars is ,auan,I,r.
edby Others IN a column or two ri sd,er
nsfmehts. We do nU'srerd Fire. There
inre we make the public pay bu, b.; -
much Tor as COED or he'tet sr,uls sss,v
one else. ard yet make % much II n,
mere p"f' than tey, The real cots IN
making The a't'ri0 is prot ably more tIan
theirs. as We use NJ thlrg but tie Lesf
Sarssl atllla Runt, &c. And we are folIy
consneed thai We v i'll srll lhue bor,lrs.
To one # The dollar priced hclIts. wien
the PUBLIC know wha, We charge for u. a.
Its sIrt' es are SUCH a. no, tor,quue hslls
newspaper !" sustain lis trrnt.tpn.- j.
Inquire el"ays for tomstock {. C,'s
sarsapariila, al fgy cents, andhare no
other. t#!
For sale nv " 's.~s
D. HEARrr, HiII,boroueh.,
mach ~.
BLANKS Eor eaIe NJ fL;s fl6s,.
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ii l. l. s Il o RIO u I'll. N. e..
ruEiisnED WEEKLY
BN DENNIS HEAGTT,

AT THhfs notLAKsA YEAR, On two pcLLAEs
FIFTY CENTS IT. rAip IN Al vAStE.
Those Who do n"i give notice Of ,hrir. wish
10 have thfir larer die. imucd % TIC cSpna-
!" % ii thu year, be ficsnned as 'csnre
nst ontlm ~, G until, ourig rmsnfcd -7Aidno
rancr Will ic discontinued until oil arr arag's
are paid unless a,thc option q The publisher
Advertisements not .xcctdine sixteen lines,
one dollar for lie first, and Ncrty FIVE cents
iof zach snhsrq,'cat insrttio's longer ones W
proportion. out dvcltiscmcp.s ~ eniy ne
per cent iieLc.. A ,irdupiinn nj, 33s rcl rf't T.
will be made 70 advertisers b shs lstr tat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
ESSENTIAL OILS.

C. H. Lemon. Cinramcr, Nuimrgs, Brisa'
mot, Lavender. Jn"iper, nhtb>, R"sr,
Peppermint, Sfesrnin,, tl"Is' mint. Ros' ary,
Anisr, Sassafias. normsred, AMIR. u o. er,
Cemi hor, rte,cs, Sc. Al of tie above be.
F""'Ial OTIS arg warranted perfectly pure, I'D
are constantly for sac vrtv hw hv
.... TYLER & lIIlL.
Wholesale D.ursisIs, Petersburg, Va
August 10 So
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
GRANGE 60. MY.

In Egaiiy-See.enrber Term. 1914.
Boxer DAVIS /" =. a. others, ileiis Al Law
o, Als.xIpa"s a, ain,
assasi:
W,i'isn S',ain, Da..,i Steal. " Nelson.
Jams N.isaf Ia - .aI faihenne Mel
toa, Way Se'.aa. | - II NY SITsin,
WHO 10 Grms, ,,r,l y S"'soh. ssa.
rv strata, who lie H. 49, tissrse
Tste, isar sirs'a .t.-t 10 .ales frse
laad Minrrva "a. i VI. .i:f TO Sd
nIuel x rk'aad. As,.H =, "tLsm and James
CFntc'fi IT., iiti''lrn.s al 81 80 Fi,aln, VIII
married i,chihsd ''rnirlird
reritica - sc 1 Real Eslai-.
I + Appearing II t,e sat', fsriion ni the Court.
: ;nII HtlItsm -irsta. David strain, Nm. p.
Nelson. Jr,a-s N-i.,a, Iaae Nel.0n, Catha.
rue !'c.S9n, .N-nEs St: sia, wIa intri married
VITA Ge'rrr Tale, lee strain. who iate,mar
red VITA Jam Feel Ind are mi inhabitants
m > s;aI: IL il ordered ny the Court, tlsi
pub 'lcaIon Or made in the tiisoorough he.
rur,i.r Tor six weeks for them 10 appesr at the
neA; term " this cou't, 10 be held a, the ron I
Il use in AIiisUorou5h on the second MoulaT
ia March nexi, aud plead, answer, or demu',
br the hill viii be taken PRO coniesso las &.
them ami sci down for bearing tx pa.ie.
! Gisea under my hand, al oflire. 10 Bllsho
rough, the secoad Monday il sepiembe' Is4f.
JAMES WEBB, G. S..M
Price adv. Dc 90. a. sv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CogSTT.

In Eluty--Sep,ember Terra, 1874.
James VI. Mo-raw aaa athcrs against Robert
Narrow and others.
PetIIloa 20 sell Real Estate.
IT appearing II the satisfaction ri the Court,
4 that lanes dasrnw Wm. M1rrow, Alex
an,!er M"rrnw and Arth. Morrow, vino are
IN ide defendants I'D this esse. afe not i1habi.
tal's .a,s state. snthat t'Ie ordiaa-y process
ar la~ 81 ant be rived on them; 4 is order
cd by In" emit, that publication be made fnr
ax weeks IN toe :itteao-ouqh Recorder, far
the asset d"ieHsssts 70 sppesr at the next
term Jfists cour,. 10 ~ held at the cnurt honse
il ;lIarh"ronah. IA ths srcond Mnnday 10
Ma,rh 1"xt, and plead answsf. or de-unt. o.
lie petition will be taken pro eonfesso as TO
Them, aud 80, DIVA Tor hesring ex rar,e.
JAMES WEBB, c. E. ".
Price adv, 81 %. Al g.