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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-21

II sIikes me tl.sa theEe - ersnt 49,
a eolflsssnsy n - Fisns eaFEszsea ~
yo@E epuep0zdenE Tie ! opposad b
or candidates. hasing any ding s %
wsth ne discasssao e. Na6onal alssiss.
- wnaes . cCukn< fhsa exclusively %
Sas nsaifeTs-snd de grsA nd sole
naalleF Of Ssaie pd6ry which en- lis rision
seems % y. eisiai0n 81 OEznse.
In conclusion, I would earnestly rrrncn.
ssraie with your correspondent, ana shose
Who think with him. against in..ndueing
this qursiion u lie ensuing election.
There are gErzf and nnponani issues, 4.
fechIg deeply, II not yifslly, he mleress
Of Ghe nation. which de people should
understand. snd which should be decided
without any mixture of sxiraneous nat
ten. A Wing. | an anxious that lhey
shall Be . decided-snd - friend "a nv
country, ! desire that no obstacle shall u
thrown in the way of he entire success
Of The great Wing principles, and Of Hen
~ Clay's election % iiie PRESIDENCY.
OLD ORANGE.
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IL viii be seen b. = card i is-day's pa-
per, that IESnY X. NAsH. ESQ.,. for weigh
~ considerations Of . private nature, will
not permit his name TO be run n eandl-
date for the Legislature in the ensuing con-
test. We deeply regret The necessity
which eompels him 70 pursue this course,
and more particularly in The present emer-
gcncy. lie Lss = personal popularity
which would do much for the cause; and
in addition % this. his jealous and able
advocacy Of Wing principles cannot easi-
ly be supplied IN selecting another 70 in
his place. We arc glad to learn, how
ever, tina, his valuable services viii not be
entirely lost % n; bu, A. . private in The
ranks, he will continue 10 battle Ior the
g:eat Wing causc,-,he cause Of his
country. "
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MR.. CLAY IN MISSOURI.
sd. Lanls, { llissonri.l Pst

=. 81. L,ais. lsiissoari.) Rsb. IL.
Whist would you think If Missouri
should in November shake the fetlers of
Lecofucci.,n of. aud stand erect and proud
in the phalanx Of Wing States, and make
her voice heard in full deep tones Tor
HENRY CLAY! suppose our friends
east Of the mountains have been accns-
toned 10 look upon US IS lost. bound hand
and fost 10 The car Of BENTON and Van
BURES; but lei them not " give up the
ship" We have been insnlled, trampled
upon and ,diJranehissd, but tile wing
soul Of the State is rising and expanding
with emotions and purposes which il has
never be 'ore felt, and which will assume
aform and power of action with which our
adyersaries have not power 10 cope. We
have become tired Of lying down and be-
ing ridden over, and we ais determined to
see whether we cannot now take our turn.
With every imaginable disadvantage a.
gainst US, thrice tremendously bealen in
1888, 1910, AMI 1912, we 60 10 work In
1874 as if the thing were new 10 us, and
We were going to !" flesh our maiden
sword in the political battle. We have,
10 be sure. very sparsely settled p ople,
spread over the largest State in The Union,
to move upon, and small facilities to work
with; but we feel that .sthrice is he armed
who hath his quarrel jus" and we fall TO
with the spirit which has in times pas, led
our friends elsewhere to victory. We
live, il is true, in minority governed
Stale, lido not be startled, Tor it is fact
which zoe know and feel, that, under our
Constitution, The representatives in the
General Assembly of one third of the po-'
pulation of The State rule tile reInainder,)
yet we will !" pick our fin.s and try our
rifles again" though thai is hard contest
in which we find one Locofoco in the
back counties WELDING mere power than
two Wings elsewhere. We have, too. =
ceaseless food of Locofoco documents
pouring into every part Of the State, poi
soning The public mind, and exciting
mountains Of prejudice against our cause
and our noble leader. But what Of that?
What OF all this and as much more! II
only tries our metal little more, and
make our victory the proader and more
glorious. & @
lsay to You land my means ofknowing
are Of the amplest kind) that the great
battle Of 1914 will be fought as bravely,
as delerminedly, aud as powerfully in
Missouri as in any other State. Thus
early the slogan is heard along all our bor-
ders, through The midlands. over noun
tain and plain, in every habi,stion, eUery
Uhere. We are resolved 10 be the Gin
derella Of the Union no longer. Organi-
zatian and preparation for action are GO
ing on with heartiness and unanim,y.
Every Wing heart beats with one pulse,
and that is for him of Ashland. And the
SUN of The whole matter il, that if Mr.
VAN BUREN is the I.ocofoco candidate, we.
proclaim ,othe grea. Wing parry through
out the land that, unless all human cal
culassons and forssigh. shall be pat 10
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rHE DEAF IND DraR-ou.

THE DEAF ND DraB.-Our citizens had
the pleasure, on Monday night last Of
hearing lecture on The mode Of instruct.
ing the deaf and dumb, delivered by Mr..
William Cook, formerly teacher in the
Deaf and Dumb Institute Of Virginia. II
was very interesting, and was well calcu-
lated TO excite an interest in behalf &C that
unfortunate class Of our fellow beings who
have been deprived or those faculties which
bring so nuch Of the comfort and happi-
ness enjoyed in life. The interest Of the
lecture was greatly enhanced by the pre-
sence Of youth, who had been pupil in
the Stanton Institute. with whomhc con-
sersed BY signs, and who gave undoubted
evidence Of the great facility with which
mutes can be instructed.
Mr.. Cook intends visiting different parts
Of North Carolina, with the hope of being
able to excite sufficient interest on the sub
jecL TO enable him TO establish a school in
this state for the instruction Of our deaf
and dumb. We wish him much success;
and We feel confident that his appeals to
the philanthropy and christian feeling Of
our people viii not be disregarlcd.
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10 sAe sshizs 81 Orange.

The time i approaching vhea yoa Win
e called upon . selArisome suiiahe PEI
soas . represent you u he nsxs General
Assembly, and = nv name has been spo-
Ken ofby Aarnerass fEiends > ; suitable
one . be plaeed On ihs Wing ticket. you
WIN excuse my taking this occasion and
this mode o. announcing 70 The people Of
The county, thai | cannot be candidate
The ensuing summer. ihaye been forced
70 this conclusion BY reasons d slricily
private naiure. whirh may Be excused
from Stating here. Il may be, tllai 4
ssme fusnr dss The reasons which have
constrained me 10 pursue this course may
have ceased % operate, when !, win give
me pleasure % testify % my fellow citi-
zens my gratitude Tor past fsrours receiy-
ed Al their hands, in any position which
they may be pleased 70 assign me. II
may mol be improper Tor me here 70 re-
marx. that though not candidate, | do
not expect 70 be an inactive spectator Of
the coming contest; but that the claims Of
the great Statssman Of the West, of VIM.
A. Graham, 0nnge counly's favorile son.
and the principles Of the Wing party, will
always find in me xealous advocate.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
..~ HENRY X. NASH.
iilssSrsush, M rich ~. ~*
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Eoall te Epsrpl - eFls a = Fzssis -,
sfuaoahEIl-aiiy sold = coaSallsd.
-snd lheae wresehed ezininxla woal1
hass TINS % fsfers uPon he eoasequen-
ees q aAeH viees, md % rsrTaEr fEa f.
INC ak e exisirnce- Ne hoPe shallhis
snbieci wiA receive ne sremason q 0ur
nexs Legislature. and nj dis rrpros<h
I'll e taken aHsy.
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Sale of Negroes.

RY order Of the County Court Of Orange, the
undersigned will SELF, on the a7,h day OF
March, 1874. al the late residence Of Colonel
Thomas Taylor. deceased, to the hig,.ss bid.
der, upon credit Of twelve months,
NINE LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging to the estate Of the said rhomas
Taylnr, deceased. 10 wit: Hannah Matilda and
child, Sam. Tom, Young. satsh. Alvira. aud
CiIler. Bond and good security will be rcqair.
ed Of the purchaser.
JOS. ALLISON, .7dm'r.
March 4. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-21

EAi lhc late term Of our Superior Cour,
Judge Dick presiding, an unusual number
Of capital cases were ON the docket for tri-
al. The state .dEket was taken up on
Wednesday morning, and occupied The
Court until lac on Saturday evening, with
out being able to dispose of much more
than one-half Of the business.
Green, slave, the property of Mr..
Hugh Wilson, of this county, indicted for
Arson, was convicted, and sentenced to be
hung oil Friday, the eo,h Of April next.
Dick, a slave, the property Of Mr.. Sa-
mucl McBroom, Of this county, indicted
for Burglary, and for an assault, on white
female with an intent 10 commit a rape,
was convicted, and also sentenced to be
hung ON Friday, the 10th of April next.
Bradshaw Fuller, OF Person county, in
dicted for passing counterfeit notes of the
Farmers Bank 6fSEirginia, was tried, and
acquitted in consequence of some techni-
cal defect i'm ie evidence. There is. how
ever, osdoubt as to his guilt; and though
he has escaped the lash of the law in the
present instance, it may not be long be-
l fore full justice shall be meted out to him.
y In this conncxion we must remark, that
scarcely court passes without some case
occurring that calls loudly for the estab'
iishmcnt of a Pcnitentiary. Oar present
mode of punishment for some offences is
quite too sanguinary, and too little in con-
formlsy with the feelings of society. Il
was remarked in our last Legislature, by
promising young member Of that body,
that North Carolina had the bloodiesl
code of laws of any state in the Union;'
and we believe the facts sustain the asser
ton. Tho two negroes who haze been
sentenced to be hung on the Goth of April
next, are young seryiceable-looking boys
and imprisonment for life in . Pcnitentia
ry' would be an adequate punishment 10,
th'if crimes; while ut ,hs same TINE We
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-21

a Galamifeas .Neaab0uf .9cri&nf.
The Ns~ O.lesas Psrsysase ~ she n IN
.szns bsiass iniofa. aiioH IA mosl eaapss.
ihK SslamEy, resulting iron coa sion Be.
taeea t~esse-mb0as. Which atearrsd On
he Mississippi river ss,ly IN lhs morning
n Friday. he la inslans.
Bst9Fen three and lnas n'eI. ck az .hst
dsy ne sissmrrs ne Safe and Bgokeye
ran sioal u saeh alher rear shat i called
"Old Risfr." just hsl"s Alehaf-lsys. md
siih such siole.es hal The LATER sssk i.
hen hurriraas derk 10 kss sllao Eve MI
nnfes. Shssas a.es ndlng abe river with
upwards Of three hundred sauls on bassd.
~hiie and blsek. OF which namber BE-
isssn sixfy and sigLfy are esfimsied 70
hsCs been issf.
The passengers ~sfe an a.lrrp ., The
lins Of the lccidell. and such 10 we're
saved only ESCAPED IN their night rIohr,.
Dir. Hysm-, Of Elexsndfis, whose family
wss with him, Loaf bis daagh,sr. Mas
Ellzaesih Smith. his wile's sister. and
some Eileen negroes; Calanrl, Riehssd
King fosi lao children; Mr.. Alex. Mac
ksnxIs. lac % Florida. losl h,s ~ife. Sc
ven children. snj seversle chi dren negroe,;
NJ. John Blunl. al.o from Florids, loss
his wife. one child. and seven nssrnes: q
young man. name unkno~ u. lost his tao
sister: Mr.. Beard s,iemp ell 10 .~,s,
ashore with q tie nephss. and bo,ll ~rss
dr"~nsd. A yonng Raa named Pol a,d.
Of NaieAez. was al.u Lust. and child III
Mr. Whi,e. Of ihe deck passenger.
tmsny u whom wrre blaeks) bu. ls~
ssre saved. 50 suddenly dad she 60 down.
TIE scene n The time Of The sccI-
denl 10 described - hear,-ren,ilng bsy"nd
description. The De Soto VS. Il lie IN.
jured, and had reached New Orleans wllh
many Of The sufferer. on hus,d. s
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IN office.

n Filters Of administration I'm The estate
Of JOHN FREELAND, sent. deceased.
having been granted to the subscriber al Feb.
ruary Term, 1874, Il Orange County Court, he
hereby requires all persons indebted TO said
estate 10 make payment to him without delay,
and all persons having claims agains, the same,
20 present them within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of their
recovery. 1919
L. X. PRATT, .4dm'r.
/ Mach S. IS
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II ETTERS Of administrator on the estate
L. Of T.ioMAS TAYLOR, deceased, hsv
ing been grant ed I" the subscriber al Fcbrua
~ Term, 1874. af Orange County Court, he
hereby qu,res all persons indebted 10 said
estate 10 make paymsn, 10 him wi,hnni delay,
and al pei suns having claims aQainsi the same,
10 present them within the lime prescribed by
law. or this notice will be plead il bar Of their
recovery.
Jos. ALLISON, .qdm'r.
march 8. Is-
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.AeN f&reneA.-Ms undsraxn& glass
be kgenry a lhs Blak nf lie STATE. VI
ChsH0ils. has heen. e. = kbeus 10 BE-,
csnverted inis : Hraneh, and shsl MI.
William 4. Laeas. Teller ID he Prineiral
Bank. has Fer~ipeS he sppoinlmens u
Cashier. Rsgiafu.
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M Office.

THE undersipaed having ,akea cut letters
tes,amen.ars, on the estate OF nbaiN
PICKETT. deed, al Orange February Court,
jast passed. hertb gives notice 10 all pcrs""s
indebted to the estate, To- make immediate pay
men,; and 10 all persons having claims against
il, TO present them for pay"en, in the time
prescribed by Law, or this notice wall be plead
IN bar Of their recovery.
/ THOMAS. LYNCH, Ear.
march S. IL Is
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DURsUANr 10 an order Of Orange County
i Court Of Pieas aud oaarier sessions.
shall proceed Ia cell, At The conri house in
Hillsbnrough. on the 27,h day Of April next, a
Negro Man called Ben, of the estate Of Tho.
mas ftce,an,, deceased, IN credit o. twelve
the distributes. Bond aud security Will be
required.
ALLEN PETTY, Co,amissionrr.
Mach ~. i6-ts
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William I. Cegxin lis been nemizal.
ed. and has arespied ilar nominssion. =
The y big eandidaie for The sscancy eaus.
ed IN The representation ID Congress from
yirginis By he Issignalion ~ 81. Gil
mer.
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4 Bank e he Gated States. ard .ans
Nstss.aa' emrrnry.
A fsnH - ressnas. with iair rreleeiioa IL
Amrfissa fadasisy.
A ansst sid sronomicai administration 81
she Nais a. u Gaser. meat.
A. .qa'tsbss dlsssshsi'on % the Irseseds 81
ta~ sales - ihs pahsn l..nds-
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M otiCe

THE subscriber having, At the late February
Term. taken letters Of administration ac
cording 10 law on the estate Of SAMUEL GAS.
KILL, deceased. hereby q res geaeral nn,ice
10 all credaors Of said estate, % present their
claims duly suiheniicatsd, within The time Ii.
miied by law Er that purpose, otherwise this
notice will be plead Ia bar Of recovery. Debi.
urs 10 laid estate will also please to make pay.
meat immediately.
Jas. A. CRAIG, sfdm'r.
March T. Ie-4w
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Stare Properly IN Hliaois.--The SUI
preue Court ri 1 linois ms dscnied ,h,s
a slveholdsr has a psrlsc. right 20 pa.s
through Illinois with his sla,es. and that
comfy between the S,a'ss would project
him in regarding tie slaves a. such.
while xilhin the limits Of The State.
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PIsrs,s ~ ssrsrha - - isars
9 e. 81
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To Country Merchants &ss<g
Physicians.
RTLEI d HILLS
Wholesale Dealers III
IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, oAkpsN
SEEDS, DYE sruFFs, WINDOW GLASS, -
BRUSHES FANCY ARTICLES, PER y
FUMERv, SPICES, CIGARS, n
. TOBACCO,
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
Sycamore s., Petersburg, va

WYE take this method Of Informing Physi.
sicians and Country Dealers. that Ne
shall. By the FIRST arrivals from Boston, New
York, and other psrs. rcrei,s large additions
10 our Stock Of Goods, nakinR our Spsinx aus
ply equal, Il not superior, 10 any ever ofIersd
IN this market. Our assortment, 10 ssmylae.
embracing tssry thing Usually found 10 Drug
Store, together with variety sf Letter and
Cap Paper. and many articles Of Stationary,
Grocet's Articles. &c.
One Of our firm has just returned frsm tho
North, and has need The gyesfssi ears in seisss.
ing Goods Of the best qualify.
We warrant every thing 10 be Jrsk sad re-.
nuins, and equal 10 sny 70 De jsssd IN q, > psrs
Of the peria.
As one Of Us visits the Northern markets
every few mouths, and % we purchase large.
ly al The loscssf pricss we ara able 10 sell ,s
Country Dealers at NORTHERN PRICES.
As We laid in our Spring Stock very
early, we have much advantage orer
those who have bought since The recent
advance at the North.
Below we enumerate a few, OF our leading
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THE MARKETS.

Fslsrshars. ssasehaf
Tc1scrc-demand conlnues bdsks he
snosaams ars he sane - Jasl wesk:
e, 500 . 500 LOGS. si:so .
ESQ.
Coilon-Dull sales stsi.
The New York herald., 1844-10-27
Common Pleas.
Before q full Bench.

Ger 2s--Dscls,or -Epenetus C Grayvs Charles M 10.
man The plaintiff IN THIS cause demufs TO the flea OF
bankruptcy, put in by defendant The Court said il
not necessary in pleading discharge TO ali thu
proceedings the part Of The bankrupt. i he shows
the facts necessary to give the Court jurisdiction
then state that such proceedings therefore had and
that he was discharged Or he may set out all the pro-
ceedngs by wh ch the dischnrge was obiau ej.
y c. "A Msssmer ads Jacob Brrinner. Jr This o
motion for judgment demurrer TO plsnnfs decara.
tions, frivolous. Ordered demurrer TO be argued
submitted the 3rd Saturday OF the preseni term
is not oous but this plsnf may make motion 70
cancel the book ttfoe the Argument is tuggesed
in the annexed opinion.
Hrasford Knapp ads. Georre Di kinson This was ?
demur or TO ton ,eiDg that former recovery
In the Superior Court which pleadsd la bar by tn,
defendant, void because the tuit commenced
by filing declaration when the defendant q non
sidsnt Judgment f,r plaintiff demurrer, with hbert,
to defendant, pay msnt oi costs 20 withdraw his de-
murrer to the replication and plead anew.
Joseph Smith ads. The Mayor and aldermen Of Neu
Pork This ion the ior dsnsg-s
tanned by reason Of the corpora alton. in making certain
improvements IN the vicinity Of the 81 Avsnne causing
water 10 oveif fow the pianiifs garden The Jury
rendered q verdict Tor defendants when the
brought up executions Verdict sffsmcd with costs
Nc Murray Glover - he jury IN this rendered
a sealed verdict for pliintif-Siso
The New York herald., 1844-10-27
City Intelligence.

Police Record SATURDAY, Oct 26-Loox OUT ron
HoTEL RoBBE s.-A lew da, SINCE g.ntensn named
Henry r. Turner, tins city ior the purpose of
exhibiting certain specimens the OF tho American
Ins u,e Ablos Garden, and up his quarters at
the Knickerbocker Hotel, In Park Row Last evening,
after leaving the exhibition and returning TO his ROOM he
discover ed ppoachng the door that had been
ed and than that taking his vasse ne iound
that IL had also been broken opep and 80 bank bills
stolen thereron. The thi.f has not at piesent been
iound ad consequently the oney has not D.en reeo-
Numerous robneres are daily on record, v here
boarders al hotels robbed.
BURoLAR CArruREp.-In our last edition made men
ton that two persons Damsd George Penny weight aas
Bill Wilson, JACK Clark had arrested Gross
street, city for having lew days SINCE broken
into the stoehouse OF the Canal Transportaon Line
Newark N and stolen several hundred dollars worth
dry goods placed there Tor deposit, anu which was
taken from boxes Last evening ofcer Ccchiane arrest
ed an nccomplce named VIM McCyinIck, ana most u
stolen properly has been recovered. nicCoImick ~
detained, wnh his Conf. deraes, viii be delivered
authorities OF New Jersey To take their tIia
theIe {, for the felony.
SrRAssp PROM IHs PARA OF YIaryL.--A demure look
ing personage named John oBien, residing, as he states
No s. Cherry atree iast evening, 50 isroisot himself
70 be Induced by females tO JOIN their company
aud 10 enter into social c0nrerss IA houhe NO Siu
berry st eet As John Iad entered the premises
became obv ious, whether ~ enchantment or nom
some other Cause undetnabe he oryo he was possessed
oil siiver watch breast pm anu the enchanresses
took them IRON hia Their nanes are Mary Malone sud
Ellen Dunn and application To the ponce tney we're
ARE ted and committed.
ANo1HAR EXTENSIVE BuRcLARy Nrw JERskY, AND
THE BuneLARs AtraEHENpEp -some lew days since the
country oi Mr. Dousbery, Of ewsik, was bur
glariously entered, and bank 10 the amount Vi
$1,000 stolen and OF the robbers could be ubd
this ining when officers William II Stephens
and John Law OF this city arrested the robber III "ou.e
am street, and recovered nearly all the property
He was taken TO New jersey, To be thtr
tried tor offence His name Is Christian +. Brown.
Coroner's Oncc-A DaowsEp MAN.-In our last
mentioned the Corontr mad been called 10 hold an
inquest on an unkno 1n drowned the North
ver, Pier No. l. Has friends nave recognized HIM
He a b at maker by trade, named James Malcolm
McNab aged a. born IN scotland una ior !, me ns pas
had be extremely desponding and iLcoherent He lett
home last tuesday we'll, ana had not been after
wards till found in the water.
The COMMON CouN Gill; Both Boards OF Aldermen
meet tomorrow afternoon O'Clock and much
Will be presented The cleaning oi streets by
Sc &c,