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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03
LATE FROM MEXICO.


By the arrival at Savannah Of a vessel
in eight days from Havana, files OF The
Diario de Ia Habana and Diario de Ia Ma
rina have been receiyed, which contain la
ter intelligence Eom Mexico than has be-
fore reached US.
The Marina Of tAe 9TH says: " By the
arrival at this port yesterday Of the Brit
ish mail steamer TeyioL in four days from
Vera Cruz, we have the follo~iRg an
nouncemene An express arrived az this
city on Wednesday morning fosm Monte
rey wi.h official dispatches for the Su;;
p.eme Government relating to desire
manifested by Presiden, Houston for ;
suspension Of ,hosdlties, already com
menced by the Mexican army on the 9th
er side Of the Rio Bravo. The Govern
ment not having vet published these i'm
portant communications, We are Of course
ignorant of the terms -a.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold. on Thursday he 24lh
W day Of October next. a The hle ne
sidence &c Jseah, Jackson. deceased. two
miles cas-, Of Halsbopolgh~ al The persons
al property Of said deceased consi.tiag Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cows. Hogs, and Sheep,
Corn. whea., Hay, Oats, Fodder, and
Flax,
fsrming Tools. and many other arIi-
cles.
|, A credit OF Twelve months will be Civ.
en-, the purchaser giving bond with aP'
proved sscunisy.
HENRY WHITFIELD. .adm'r.
OetUbef 4. As,
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IN Saturday the 18th day Of October,
W 1874, I shall offer for sale before the
court house d,,er in Hillsborough, on a
credi, Of one and two years, the lands Of
the late Anderson Armstrong, 70 wits:
!: The Lapsly Tract,
The Flank Wilkerson Tract, as.
The James wilkerson Tract,
, The Black Walnut Tract.
| Bond and security will he required. ..
49,. ]. WEBB, C.S M
september IA. 81 go - as ~
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IN Saturday the 10Th day Of October,
" 1914, | shall offer for sale before The
court house door in Hillsborough, on a
ereliie Of twelve months, the Tract Of
Land where the late Elenor Woods re-
sided previous to her death. on the waters
Of Little River, adjoining the lands Of Jo-
seph Woods. sen. and others. Bond and
security will be required
]. WEBB, G. 3 M
SEPTEMBER IL Se-t~
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CO At the request Of several of ha
most influential Wings in the neighbor-
hood Of Harris wilkerson's, we suggest
that tie messing Of the Flat River Clay
Club, which was to be held on the 5th al
that place, be postponed until some later
date, say the e6!h Of October. On many
accounts they think ii more suitable
time, and that the meeting will be better
attended.
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u A die lIaw6elds Regimenial
Muster = Mebane's takes Plaee on ne
ssh ofnexi npnlh, the Democrats Meet
Ing = hSlssus = pOsiPsaed uzil S.
tardzy he I9lh Of OvsoLsT sext- Fhe
EleetoE. Gen. Allison. Hon. X. VI. Saun-
deB. James b. Shepard. esq, and other
distinguished Democrats, il i expecied,
viii be present and address DIE meeting.
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Notice..

SNIlE subscriber. having qualified at the las,
- term Of Oranga County Court as admns.
traitor of the estate of the late Mrs Ehz,,b
Waters. REQUESTS all those indebted to the es
tate 10 m,k. immediate payment, and those
hayin. claims ayaius, the estate 1" present
them Tor paymen, within the time prescribed
nv law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery
MIR. Joseph C. Norwood is The regularly au,
thor,z ID agent Of tho subscriber, anji to him
all payments may be made aud claims nresen'.
Ell. -
W. HOOPER.
October I. - 5w
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Co u, X, Nasl, fsq., ataFElrlta
. ldWss De PsePls ef Orange, = CsPs
KinE's n1zlas gEound, re nils uoEih 4
CksPsl III. e. he an Ssiuiday = o.
ssber. - ". Miles. 49,. and osher d.
lnguishsd iaaisidaais. srs rzPecssd % bs
preseni
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03

Tilghman A. Howard. Minister 70 Tex
Is from the United States died, on The 10Th
August, only ten or twelve days after his ar
rival in Texas. lie is our fourth Minis
Ter who has found his grave in The Texan
Republic. - ss
Maj. A. ]. Donelson, Of Tennessee, has
been appointed by the President Minister
to Texas, in PLACE Of Gen. Howard. whose
dca:h is announced above.
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Equity Sales.

IN Saturday, the I'd Of November next,
y / will sell before the court house
door in Hillsborough, on acredit oftwelve
months, about 200 Acres Of Land on the
waters Of Morgan's Greek, adjoining the
lands OF DE- J. s. Smiih and Others, the
properly Of the late John Fam. Bond
and security required; and the title male
when the money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, C. 1 H.
October 1. As
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Wrapping. Paper,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
opANGE COUNTY.

ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-SePten.ber Term. lsI|.
Baxter Davis and wife, and o,he rs, heirs Al;.S
oil Alexander Strain,
against.
wiIliam Strain, David STRATA, W. P. Nelson,
Ismrs Nelson, Jsne Nelson, Catherine Nri.
con, Mary Nelson, children Of Mary Strain,
who int srmarried with David Nelson, Nan.
cy strain, who iniermaIIied with George
Tate, Jane strain, married TO James Free
land Minerva Ctu,chfeld, married 10 "a.
nnel kirkland, Nancy, william and James
CT Ite"ti"it, children Of sarah strain, Who
married Archibald Erutcbfeld.
Petition to sell Real Esiste.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court.
4 that William strain, David strain, VIM, Y,
Nelson, James Nelson, Jane Nel.on, Catha.
rine Nelson, Nancy strain, who inter mari, d
with George Tate, Jane strain, Who ia,ermar.
ricd with James Fre,land. are not inhabitants
IL, estate: Il is ordered by the Court, that
nubl,ca,iun be made in the Hills6otongh Re.
corder ior six weeks for them 10 appssT a, Il Q
mex, term Of this court, to be held al the rnu /
honsc in Hillsborough On the second M"nday
in March next, aud plead, answer, or demut,
or the bill will be taken pro- eoniesso as 10
them aud sci down fss hearing * parie.
Given und, r,nS hapa, at Office, in Hilshc'
| rough, the serord Monday in september, is4l
JAMES WEBB, c. & ~
Price adv s6,ep. "A s.
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WnxSGroS JorRxaL.-We have re-
eeived the fni TWO numbers Of neatly
printed paper. Guided ihe wILxHOros
JOrKxAL. which takes die place Of ihe
Messenger > Democratic paper lately dis
continued q Wilmington IN this slzleJ
The PrOpnsiOs are Alfred L. Price and
David FuliOn-,he last named gentleman
being editor. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CaaULIMa

STATE OF NORTH CaR0LINs,.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Eqpi,y-September Term, ls44..
James. ". Morrow aud others against Robert
M,rrow and others.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 the Court
i tHal Ia,ues Morrow. VIM. Morrow, Alex.
ander ANrrow and Arth. Morrow. who are
made defendants in this case. are not iahabi
tanls Of this state, SO that the ordinary process
Of Law cannot be s. rived on them: u is order.
cd by the CURT, that publication be made for
six weeks in tie Iiilsborongh Recorder. for
the absent defendants 10 appear al the ne
ierssnof this cosrt. to be held at the court house
in Hitlsborough, on the second Monday in
March next, aud plead, answer, or demur, or
the petition will be taken pro conlcsso as to
them, and set dawn for hearing ex parte..
JAMES WEBB, e. &. ~.
Price adv. 81 o.. ~ g.
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i've. fvll, Was fFIlisttts " WLIgh he
hams q AtaR rsgtty J. iilssleA Ne
EsnzkE aR hsosssaEy p shgN - igTFi-
aads 81 Dc Pug ~. q DE- dssPerzas
sais q der ssuss. u'hea a.sy Eesorf .
sueh VIE means. he E4lsshood q whieh :
20 sure o. detection.
The faIloaiag . ths srd6ezs~ af N.
forney. - puhlislsed IL he MecklenbuEg
JsGsnoniaa. and Transcribed b. Mr.. Sc
major Haywood:
-Uars'a csssiy. q. c Aus ,. 49,
aIserved h de revolution under Co.
Thos. Polk. elder br0lhsr of Ezekiel Pelk.
| knew al he Polks. I was not IN he
army with Elekid Polk; but l always ~
denl0od thzi he vas ! true friend 81 his
country. and Mas an active whig; and IN
deed | know there vas no Tory among any
sf de PoIks; and I consider he charge
absi Ezekiel Pslk vas q tory 20 be false
n eseFy particular did not ever hear
that he iook protection under Comsallis
nsF DO ! believe thar he did; and I heard
a the lime lhai Ezekiel Polk was among
lhe foremost in getting up The NeSklen-
burg Declaration Of IdePendesse, and thsi
Ezekiel Polk and . Brevard, and minis
ler BY the name Of Bslch, wrote ihai de-
slarali0n.
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an the 18th Of October next, | shall Of
" fer for sale on The premises, on ere.
di, Of nine months, the Tract of Land
where the la,e John Freeland resided pre-
viious TO his death, on the waters Of New
Hope. Bond and security required.
J.. WEBB, {. T. H.
september IL. 43|ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03

Ne bHa'l msbuh.eluWB AbJ he BdFsh
gIFsfansni have eonifaluhd laEgs sens
e @onsy S. ais FaEPass a alhsidi4sag
presses sadeiIculaling aOeanshls. shsFsby
- iaauenus he pubic mind and p d0~s
De tznH q 1854. and thns vsssrsum ths
whole sysism q pr0ieeiiOa i lhis esun-
~. Would thrcsrolinisn speak vith
equal oOmplaeenry. il il were made 70 aps
pear tllas Biish god vas circulated =
freely . promote he election q Mr..
clsyi LIKE al other UnsnuPusss p0s-
heiaaz. he sppszu % have 10 objection
% bribery and corruption and pips-lsying,
IL hey are only employed in behalf u his
own party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03

IN the 10Th day Of October. 1874, I
- shall offer for sale befure the court
house door in Ilillsborough, on a credit
Of twelve months, l6i acres Of Land on
the waters Of Cane Creek, adjoining the
lands of WIN. Crawford, the late Jesse
0.Daniel, aud others.
Also, one other Iract Of about 96 acres.
" belonging to John Il William Smith"
Bond and security required.
]. WEBB, C. T. IL
september IL. 4s<~aw
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Office.
October 1.

p HAVE this day set my son HENRY tAe'
u CErr FREQ and a, liberty TO transact bust
ness for himself; aud do hereby give notice
and forewaru all persons from trusting him on
my account, or any mensber Of my family asl
am determined 10 pay no deb, Of his or In 'r
con,rac,ioS unless NV a written order from me.
'.'..''' JOHN d. FaUCETT.
October l. 40
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Okffu~y.

Disa, in dis county, on die I2ih inst.
Mr. EIzABErH cuRRIE. wife Of Mr..
Hugh curne, aged about 20 years. The
deceased had been member Of the Pres
by;erian churh FOR near forty yeas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03

As.al .fihs Uasss states. AID sS.es
naliaasi caffeary.
ATahr fsr ferenue. with fair prolSetioEto
Am firaa ladusisy.
"A saarsa sad srsaonsics adnainistnation 81
che Nslisnai Cassrameai.
rqftsble dlslslha.ioa Of The Irscseds Il
Ihs Gales u The pah'is f.ssds.
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IN the 10Th day of October. ls4f, !
~ shall offer for sale before the court
house door in Hillsborough, on credit
.oftwelve and eighteen months. the Lands
OF the late Moses Campbell. containing
about lao acres. and lying on the waters
of Haw River. Bond and security will
be required.
49, j. WEBB c. & ia
september IL. 4'--4w
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FALL SUPPLY
Boots, Shoes, Brogans,

d. HAIR nRrSKs, CARPET BAGs,
RLAcKISo, SHOE THREAD, LEATHER,
&c. &c.
GAMUrL DRuNMoND lskss lhi. u, lhod
Al 81 saying o. his friends AID Gusts H,Is IN
Ia~n and country. that be has just .elUrhd
if"In tic Moth, whs re he has carefully and jn.
dlsl"nsy sslrrisd bis Fail supply Of q, ous.
~hich, Tor variety u style AMI quality, tan, 81
be surfssssd ~ any SHE house in the Stat.
emsrarine about
500 Packages OF fresh goods,
which he .ff:rs Al shalesale ~ retail Of mo.
DEBATE advance from PRIME rost for cash 90
Road acceptance. Among HE stnrk, r'w re-
esislns, ths following goods tan be & nnd--
Men'sdouble sole calf ietptoof Bo"is.
n". do. Napoleon do.
d :. heavy doubl. sole water Boots CT.
ira heavy.
Do. cali. hip. 'swed and per'J Boou
Do Do. h.,,, d0., 49, 81. ,,;,,. b'ss.""
10 d.. p.s'd da.
Hays .s On. do. 10.
Do. ealfand hip. sewed and prg'i 10.
w.mens. sowsd strap Fad lace D o,trs.
Do. sswed aud pegd strap Leather
welts
Do. Morocco heel strap wel,s
Do. q, do and s,sl Buskins.
Do. common zeal Slippers
\ Mis- 'es aud chiIdren's BOotecs and Shoes in
great yati-ty ..s.. - 80
Merchants visiting Petersburg arc requested
TO call aud examine this colleriion oil Foods.
as il will consume hui few mcments to look,
and may prove profitable to them.
SAML DRUMMOND,
No. BolIin. brook 81 Petersburg, Va.
August 20. 40 6s
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BRITISH GOLD.

The North Carolinian affects to treat
is matters of slight concern, the facts re-
Gently developed, by which it appears that
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gHIC ELErnRlL nCKET.

Isl district. William w. Cherry.
I'd DO. Josiah Collins.
I'd do. Robert ID. Gillian.
4lh do. NaHam NJ. Washington.
sh 10. Daniel ID. Baker.
oh do. Maurice q. Waddell.
Ylh do. Igha Kerr.
slh do. AnrHstin II. Shepherd.
OH da. lanes w. Osborne.
lOsA %. Jonathan Ilonon.
IIlh do. John Baxter. s..s
EP The eleriiaa Sill take Place m the
q u aaadsy ia November, being The 9Th day
Of the meath.
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Notice.

AT August Term, 1874, of orang Q
- County Court, the subscriber qualIfi-
ed as Executrix 10 The last will and tes-
lament of Joseph W. Allison, deceased,
and Obtained letters teslamentary thereon;
she therefore requests all persons indeb.-
ed to said estate to make payment with
OF, delay; and those having claims, will
present them, properly authenticate
within tie time prescribed by Law, orthis
notice will be plead in bar of theirreco,
very
SUSAN ALLISON, Ens..
rcptes.ber l6 ia
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The debt Of Tsras.--The H'u't'n
Telegraph. the principal newspaper 10
Texas, says that the public deo! OF ."a'
country amounts to one hundred d"i'ar'
IA each individual. And this is The deos
which the people Of this country are cal
led on to assume. Are tue c'tzsns o. 'ne
Uai,ed States willing 10 buy the 'nhao'
i,aats af rsaasin,o the Uu'on q the rae :,
nj 800 for eech nsp, woman sad' es'sdl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03
AugusrH.

TAM now receiving my slotk % gotds for
- the FALL TRADE, whith, ss usual, 10
large and rompie = consisting Of HATS DIVA
nous qualities and s'yes. and sn unusuall,
well IS Hair, Seal, Gi..zfd Scalette, together
wilh,a full siork of wOUt HATS
Lreinfn my thanks ta the merchants NJ yir.
gina aud So.tI Caolina,. who have 30 iibe
ray pliro, iscd my establishment Tor several
years past, AID assure them that was nestr
better prepared to supply them on The must
liberal terms than the present season and 80
sfff, on my par. shall be withheld ~ give
satisfaction. ...-s -. 40 .@
FRANCIS MAJOR,
Sycamore Street.
Nert door 20 Paul, Meilaaiae & Co.
Petersburg, Va.
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At full me.tsg Of The Ne" IL mover
Clay Club, the Rssolu.i,n follow g. m-
{ red BY Daniel b. Baker, was uaan''
mous'y adopted.
"Resoived, That We have head WITH
profound rsgre, "f the. death Of Col. MI
cHAEL HoKE, Of Lincoln C"nny. anu 20
most truly symps,h'ze with h's t'~"y
and friends 10 their bereavement.
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NO uCaBCG

-
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
ECTeEn Esd DGussFfe he
asefBffs, Paints, Gtis,
FfFfhERfEg,
DIR sTIFFs. EIIshEs, - CicsL AID
DEAaAL lAsTkUALATs, a.,
eTTTH a PESCUn,S
rug Ezr-Eszz, ErlsiiFFllk NnrL
Raleigh, NJ e.
pHfshI.N,. Ei..'sfs. h'sss.s.s 80 81 :. !.
- sss. ssrang 4u&t y scr tnr. MID
NOT GO sSRfIsKM AUkl a ~ FI lLE.
70 CIR sIFFIzI n q ~ al saa sd
raaaamo sns pslrss AAs as 6 Z aks' %. y
rasrrsps.s ualh ihusf III Az siAlli-sk IS.
IABll-ffNLNT IN FxTfRsbl AZ. - n.
MOND. 90 Hills STaTk
slne e ear fifm has 81 esnrned FIN
NanhFrn AafAels. whsFe he sss Pulshassd
..ar e Ihe
MOST ExEEKsIyE Akp Cn0IcE SELECTIONS
OF MEDICINES. 6e.
ever e. - - lhs sialx-.a SEA tsTans 40
al ensble no - Else entife saiisiagiionis ssf
ifien. sn1 - emefF.
An a-k = ! hisf We ~sas % 10 The
PrsPs n tie q NotIh State ksax "a -
ssz ass Tss eel - lss and srsa rs a a. 'aB
4 .alsay ~ aay hvssr )" FsisEshaTg ans TIA
tale. or tsosk a MITE LEAD. ill.,.
Sad tn. ard cOL0Rs i " y lasgs. ard
~ are ssllas shsspH Ika. sru. 49,
We take tia~ sppsrianilt u &c ssning - the
~ !. - e kals ~, and me Fasls K.asraliy,
oar nnfriRBrd rhsaks Cor lhr sr,y lbs ~ pa,
soaase NC have Fersivcd ram Ilrir haa
aines ss eaameaeed business; Q u hare. ~
strict sllrnIlaa te business, 90 eonlinae Il. rs-
rsiye parlioa Of the patronage ia gsssross
Public.
sTTTn a PEscUD. Druggists.
August -. II Go
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Wholesale Grocery
AND
COMMISSION STORE.

COMMESSloN - oRL"
THE subscriber has leased the Stare on Bo-
linRbrook Street. opposite Lewis T Hicks,
and formerly occupied by Luas!ord 4 hatcher,
for,he purpose Of conducting the Mh"Ies"l.-
Grocery aud Commission business, aud spect.
tul sole Is a call from Country Merchants
and Others, who NAV wish TO purchase Gt"re'
ries, as he feels coniiirnt he can sell Goods o"
as good terms as they can be purchased al any
Il.ase in Virginia.
He wira'so pay strI attic ti"n to all Goods
intustcd 10 his care ass Commission Mer
chant, andrespectR,l y asks cons,anmen's'
lie is now in the Northern Markets, Pnr
chasing his stock Of Groceries aud they VIII
he ready i,r in pcction al his Sore aboT The
frs, of September.
lie will also attend to receiving aud forward
ing Good on the nsual terms.
GEORGE A DAVIS.
REFERENCES:
NIrssrs. PEBBLES, Hall & Go.
Patterson s Wills,
Pansili & Lea,
4" N. NJ. Martin S Domains,
4" Lea g. Madison, 81 a~.a..M 2
81" S,urdivsnt, tinrt s Co.
| Petersburg. Va, August I. ~ - 81
| RL,a-NKs fer sase at this Office.
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~ Y As.

The Natchitoches Chronicle Of the 7tit
inst. confirms the, report that President
Houston has arrixed at the scene OF the
recent disorders in Eastern Texas. He
had called cut the militia of Sabine and
ST. Augustine counties, and had succeed
ed in capturing Walter Norman, the leade
er of the Regulators" This individual
was Immediately put on trial on several
indictments for treason and murder. The
report that pitched battle had taken place
between the rival factions is also coniirm-
ed. Sixty or eighty persons are said to
have been killed. The Chronicle states
that such has been the turbulent and vlo-
lent conduct of these lawless bands TOR a
year or two that society on the frontier
was completely disorganized, and the adj
joining parishes of Louisiana kept also Ia
a state of alarm. Among the outrages
committed it is reported that the " Regu-
lators" pursued one Of their victims into
the parish of De Soto, aud murdered him
within few miles of Mansfield.
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The BankrrS Law.-The North Caroli-
nian says: "Mr. Clay called the Bank
rupt Law one link in the great chain of
Wing measures" and therefore "a all who
are DESTROYS of seeing this great link firm
" established in the chain will vote for
Mr., Clay" 1.-THE Carolinian were desi-
rous to do justice to Mr.. Clay, he would
let his readers see what Mr.. Clay himself
says upon the subject. In recent letter
to Gen. II. l.. Caruthers, of Tennessee,
in reply to certain questions submitted to
him, Mr.. Clay..says: 81 consider that the
American people have expressed decld'
ed Misrepresentation of the late Bankrupt
law, and for one, in Difference to that opin
ion, do not desire TO see that law reviv'
ed or any other Bankrupt Law passed.
The, letter itself will be found in the Re
corder of the 10Th ult. We are afraid tina
the. editor of the Carolinian, like a grea
many other editors, is much more anxious
to obtain proselytes to his party, than tt
enlighten his readsrs.
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aABRAM = foRNEy.

marx.
"Subscribed in preseneeofJ. W. Hamp-
ton."
This same Mr.. Forney has made an az
fdayii, which is Published in. the Char
loae JouEnal. threads as follows: lis &C.
nsineness there appears no noon TO doubt:
STATE or NORTH CAR0LINA,2
Cafarba County.
/ Abraham Fomey am in my SSH year
against October, 1874. TAis day my
nephew J. Monroe ForDey read over a
piece 10 me out Of the Jeffersonian paper
published in Mecklenburg county, Char
IO.te,) dsted The 10Th August 1874, with
my marx as my signature, subscribed IN
presenceofJ j. w. Hampton. Nearly die
whole publication | pronounce FALSE.
About the Sd OF August, Thomas Hamp-
ton, esq, came 10 my house, . miles from
the Catawba Springs, and requested me to
go 10 the Springs to talk over about the
Polk family-asked me many questions re-
speeding the Folks. | was unwell and
declined going. Said Hampton left-he
was gone but a short tine--f thought
could not have time to return to the Ca
tawba Springs, until ]. w. Hampton and
a young MIR. Polk came 10 my Aonse.
Polk said himselfhc was the youngest son
of Ezekiel Polk, SEN, by his third wife.
II is my impression ]. w. Hampton and
Polk was not far distant from die house
when Thomas Hampton, Esq. first came
in. Joseph w. Hampton came in to my
house and introduced young Polk TO me
then commenced asking me q<sstion'
abou, the Folks and Major j. Davidson
and commenced writing them down. III,
asked me how Ezekiel Polk stood, if b,
was Wing or Tory in the revolutionar,
war. Unanswered ]. W. Hampton an,
Mr.. Polk he was called Tory, and that
was encamped two days viii. Col. Tho
: mas Polk below Charlotte, N. c. in Capt
Samuel Aspey's company was Ser
gesut in said company-Col. Taos. Poll
at that time being well acquainted with IN,
: father Jocob Forney, asked me humble
, of questions about my father and brother
/ Jacob and Peter Foney, how they stoo
as Wings, and at the same time stated hi
brother Ezekiel Polk was Tory.
Asto The statement made by ]. w. Hamp
Y ton that stated Ezekiel Polk was anon
}, the foremost in getting up the Meckler
/. burg Declaration Of Independence is NO.
:. TRUE, as | never heard il until am mad
say so in the statement published, sord
s EsSsv hear said Ezekiel Polk was VIII
+ in the revolutionary war. Joseph "
= Hampssm | agree did read over To- me VIII;
=. he stated he had written down, but III
: published statement is entirely differel
u from my statement to him and FALSE
y In witness, have set my hand and Sc
r. and subscribed my name, this 3Oth Al
n, gust, 1914.
ri ABRAHAM FORNEY, Seal.
y Test: j. NJ. FoRNEy.
W Tire above certificate this day swo1
Of to and subscribed before me.
W JNO. ID. GRAHAM, ]. p.
Angus, 10 is4i.
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