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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

PRESERVE TIE DOcUMEN

- - ~*t@ ~ NNaFMN@A "
PRESERVE THE DOCUMENTS.
TIE $50 thsI odd daruneuls arc
asefsioss shanes." md ae hs.e terar-
il-flE Shseun several SUBSIDIARY De
r,ser ~ D.seu~sn.. ~ ouf d * and
tsrssd ~ ~ o. hen. They NAV sisc
- 10 jsdr~sn' sgaass oaI sppsnsss.
sams II .hsss d.ss.
Tbsy proalisr-in event Po.k sh.vIj BE-
tIer,sd- he lmmsdlsls snBersi.on u
Ters.."
Th,y p'esi-e q redure lhs Tarf Of
80 DOES 90 che . compromise standard =
They ps0Hi BE- ler iin,s. To Ihs
Tossees Pi.aiers they pr-ni,e lager
sales sd higher prlres &c tier lab.eee.
We ssnl iobsero l.isnles 10 suek : pin
Lsrr. csit.n planters are b, JUMP. Al one
haund. iLle trlesly loriuAss-i e.. iIis y
are % gss murh higher prcrs fT thar
e ll0a-EasIand wIII boy every pound
sfr. :, f.sl 20 u can he picked. We
uani Cauln pl.nies 10 mark ilis pro-
misc. FsImeIs are 10 6nd M JilIieelIy
in sal iag rleir prrdScs-EngI.nd vii
hay Il III u ssfy high prices. We wsni
fsrm,r. n put The hand writing on Ihs
~.il. And Tie L,borers-hesren bless
lhsir had a. Cd sovls-lhsy srs 10 sal
along On The oeesn a. life. smcorh ss
srsat-nst save Of trouble 10 10 iil
The cd weather btslsn baai ihs, beer.
ten on---nai an adverse breeze 10 10 luf-
A. single hau.--sy, me hard fissd Labor
.r., over whom deaoersry Ia. stliiesp
Of snrr.w, e sympa by. Of lnse. % big
ssa mans 6st! they are 10 houTish Iike
TIE llli-s e ne 6rlfl there is 10 BE- no
ssniofemplay msn,-- no grUmbiing .baui
pay--ihfy arr % CT higher pIIces Tor Ia
Dor. and he msrthaas are 90 cell lhem
20 d. inr slmasi nothing! elorious times
hasr bren promised he I..torfrs, il The
y w,Ild' ,ss'.i 10 slecting Pnlk-in put
ding down The tarif--erUshing Northern
inanLiaci"ss-in preventing the esiah-
i,shnsri Il Nain nal Bsnk--snd in sop.
position 10 Wing principles" Above oil,
We land We are one Of the hard fs,ed
working men. v an, The Laboieis % /. ick
sst.ke b, lh.' promise.
They premise 20 take Oregon hrriiO-
W.
They promise 10 reutnrh and reform
the Govtrnmeni.
They proni.e stliri accountability
cf pubic officers.
They promise no, TO touch Sab
Banks % Repositories Of he Fed,r raj mo-
neg.
These are q few promises made 10 The
SOU h by The Southern Den orr.cy tile
Northern n.morrscy. be il understood. 10
4 different thine--Sovthern aud Northern
Demccrary resembling about IS well as
81 rk sheep resen.b les o white swan.
Preserve the documents! II sou ran
st,nd tie odur,ferous stencil that fave
fiom The Kendall Tracts" d.. Dnnesh's
SPEECH, &c., 10y them by c.rtiGl'y. Keep
the Richmond Enquirer, The Cube. and
the Raleigh s andard-eetesery numb' :,
&C each. that has been published Cor the
lat twelve mnn,hs, aud put Them away
--.nd well show them enoImoes doses
Of /. Pike berry 'p,sen" towards tie
winding up oi '4s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28
Notice.

4 ny person wishing to purchase Lands in
The Haw6elds, can be accommodated with
six or seven HUNDRED acres. lying immediately
cas-, Of Graveliy Hill, on the road Leading from,
Ruffn's Mills 10 Hiilsborough, with Two or
three small improvements, under good repair
as TO fences and cabins; or BY one, two. or
three hundred acre lots, to snii purchasers.
For terms aud particulars apply TO
G. G. SMITH. or
SAML. N. TATE.
EP ANY address to the Port Master, Haw-
fields, viii be attended to,
October Is. AZ
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Books! Books =!

I HE subscriber has just received, and will
keep constantly on.hand, a large snpply Of
the Books published by the Presbyterian
Board Of Puhiica;ion."
These books are strictly Of a religious and
moral chara, ter, and will be sold al the low es,
Philadelphia prices.
LEMUEL LYNCH, .Rg.nf.
Oct. Is. Al
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Stray.
Notice.

spHE Subscribers having been qualified al
- November term 1914, Of Orange County
Court as Executors Of Barney Clapp, deceased
hereby give notice To all persons indebted "a
said estate TO make immediate payment, and
also TO all persons having clans against said
estate to presen, them Tor payment within The
time precribea BY law. or. this will be plead il
bar Of their recovery
DAVID CLAPP, j
EMANUEL. CLAPP, Err's
JOHN Low,
Noyembef &c. s3--3wl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

AT GORDONTON.

.hlS 6sa-1sA. siisaaee . Frs~a eawwsr.
s'-ht e.iAss spslA ., Leashu =. aad isss-
ttea nofsh - lt-HsteIensh. q 80 Ssel, d
niasi seaits5 "a pi<4s1ni lasss - kesll Ca
.einss ernshsass - mang s6fsataees tiAf
Ma. StkDoN. ne Prapsaeanm sne rsisss
pa reabesnily tsusss 4 sfl Iece.Se ffe1 q
ssaslsss FubiiT shs psaIolsE Il neias. Pa-
tsass sne GsaEdisEs. give 4 asisi
he spFtaR sfsssos : "a ~emwsnfr - re
ietid heueay ~ 1snaa,y Terns. fura seasioa
- hss nenfls. a. Eilres;
TIC efcsaafg bsans 80. ise.ecinG Ce-
erEsPhy aae 6EGnHar. es 90
h.sissy. GhenisiTy. AID Nsturl fhi-
iusoPhy SEQ
keis.g. As.raheHs, l-tei..ctrsis and
asesal fhissTAy. asa sfeh. 10 60
EEiiss- fslniinf s.. hssir flf 80 Needle
AoIk gFslis- tosid Eve cellars fss lneaih.
Nossalbsr 81. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

remarkable Presenfimcni--In the last
Doyies'own (Pa.) Democrat. yn1f6pd a
notice u The des,h OF Brnish Of
Noekomixon. at the sd,stcea 81
years. He died on The l4.h Of 05tsobt 9,
and The Democrat states that. .on Sstur.
day previous 10 his dsa,h. bic dsue hier,
viii other friends. paid Welt 20 The old
people; foHnd them in good health, aud
pissed very agreeable evening and n.orr.
ing. The old gentlemsn WIS sensible.
ssrrab'e, ,slkstive and happy. and psrt.ok
Of hearty breakfast. after which he ob.
sersed-sNow. my fri, nd.. thi. is The lssI
meal | shall ever eat; / an shout 10 die. y
II was in vain that Lis friends endes, oret
10 dissuate him from such an iJiea---he The
more rrstfoieiy persisted IN Il, and said
he as called and must obey; tui while
he yet had breath aud the power oi
speech, be wished TO give some insirpc-
tiols With respect lohis worldly concerns.
his burial, &c.. and immediately CON
mehred. Some lev minutes after be clcs.
ed his last directions, he Was struck Gown
with . paralyus stroke, snd never spoke
more. He fingered, however. on ihs
brink OF death, until Mondsy morling.
when. he expired viii on, a groan."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

People may tax shoLt H1mLngs, as
much as they please, but unques'ionably
the most stupsndous hun bug oi the sge is
the fart Of Jsmfs X Folks having pa.s.
ed h,msell OF ucoa The people Il pensyl-
.ani, "as = better tariff ma, than Mr..
Clay" And. so far as he i. concerned.
it shows lie is alike dcsi tute Of roli'c i
principle snd Of those slev ted ideas Of
personal honor, which are (nr ought TO
bel essential IN tie Chief Magistrate Of =
Tree psorle. For he no, only permitted
this infamous game of ,lupl,cIiy 10 be
played in his nsme--he suihnrized il b.,
his refis Il 10 answer inquiries addressed
to him { T The purpose Of el'ri,ing his real
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having the maniine's,
or couisse, OF honesty, 10 op.n his lip.,
ekcpp, % one cccssion, and 10 thst IT,,
stance so framing his language as To give
color to the f,l.ehooi which, his un-
prlnci rled p,rizans had arifnily caculst'
ed in his name! If these things he done
in she green tree, whs,may we 70, expect
in tie dry!" Lynci. Nrgiaiaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

NATIVE ANERIcANIsM. --'rhe sisns are
If a powerful Effort on The rart of the
N tve Americans to o,gaIisc . National
party upon the principles Of N,ti,e Ame.
Iicspism. The Bslimors Clipper has
unfar'ed the Native flag. The PhiIadel
phis North American, a Whia paper, all
vocat,rg the Native American Cause. says:
-"Th,re 10 % be new order Of things
und'r new party. b. fore another cleo
tim Tor Governor or pres,den,iskes ri ,ce
IN Penns, lvanis. we expect I, see the
p'ope--,he American pcnIla at least
awakened 10 sense Of their own dignity
and interests. We expect TO zee them
spnrn all fHcign alliances"
Whether this party vii be able 10 ex.
pana its branches and extend ITS r..o,s
over The whole county. or hs,her il w,ll
he con6aed in us prtdoninance 10 tie
large crties. where The immediate Causes
oil tic origin exist, remains Ia be seen. &C.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

From the ADMINISTRATIONS at
Sea.-rhe Captain Of the Royal Mail
Steamer states that on his passage from
Havana 10 Nassau, he passed ten vessels
bottom upwards. supposed to have sui.
fered in The hurricane cf September 9Th
and Oh. The Island Of Cuba bad sus-
tanned a, the sams da'e damage TO the
mount OF nine or ten millions Of do!-
/ -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

Progress IF Christianity in Mrmah.
-lhe Baptist Record Publishes an ex-
tract from letter from Mrs. Abbott, wife
Of a drvo,ed B'ptist missionary in Bnr.
nah. which contains crafty ing inielli-
gence as to the progress Of Christianity
among The Kar. ms, both in A.racsn ard
Burnah. Me-. Abbot, had made during the
season tso tours TO the Southern chur, h
es. in company with the native p'stor,
and had bapt zsd about eighty converts.
The Ko Shya, Kyon. had paid pastor
al ,isi, TO d o churches in BurInsh. sId
had baptized fifteen hundred and tii,y
converts. II is probable. however. that
the m:jotisy Of these had been CHRIS
tians fnr some time. but had no oppoi,u-
nifty Of being baptized. The prospects
oi The mis.isn are nevertheless mo.t EN-
couraging and hopeful.
We learn from The same source 'ha,
thi. Ko Sh, a, Kyou is the came person
false repnr,of whose death by rholers
reached lhis couhiry about twelve or ii'
teen months asn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

NATuRALIzATIoN.-l,is estimated la,
the NstGral,zationMiis IN this State slane,
have ground on. e. Eighteen Thousand fine
rican citizens, This fall This force was
thrown Amos. en- ma.ss against the Wings
Al tie late sleelinn. N Obedience 10 the coI.-
msnds &c the Rom,sh prelste and tie ap.
pesls Of demag cues oil the democrs,ie psr-
ty. II vii be remembered tina, this furce
- nearly tretle IN numbsr 10 the MAJORITY
Cor The Polk eltc orsl ncket in this S,st,
Therefore the foreign C.thul,c vote has
elected the Democrs ic candidate for tie
Presid. ncy Of the Unied States.
I'm. Ci'izn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28
PALMYRA. Wilkes Co n. C.,
September Q, 1874.

September 2, 1874.
YOU NAV be aware that some frG
years since. the s smese Twins. Chang
and Eng, r,trrd fem The public gaze.
and settled ios IN this county, as ca.
me,s. You aill also roc .lleci, ihsi du-
ring lat year !, was published IN some al
the newspapers that thew had married
Two sisters. This notice We, treated ss
a hoax BY some Of The Journals. and I'm
inclined 10 think hit public optimism Sc
TED that the twins were si,ll lvirg Ia sin-
gle blsssein So. To my surprise. l fiad
lhst these tisiit gui.ed cha ar,,rs are msr-
ried men! Mrs. Ching and Ms. Eng are
veil known u several of my personal sc-
quain,ance.. and ue SAID TO be very AMI
sble aud ,nduslrious. Each o. the ladies
has presented her prrt'cular "lord"
with an her, in tn person Of fine, fat,
bonnclpg dsughttl!
| have been assured on the most con-
elusive auhori:v. that a twin birth &C the
zane cbararier as that Of the Sanese
Twins hiss t.ken pace in the cosniy--
tue rival tsins. hawpver, we're sill.borp.
Ills SAID that Oh NJ and Eng. with
their wives aad Children, con,saplais
making a tour ,Lrongh this country In the
course nf yest or Two. The twins en-,
joy tx'.ll-nt hesl,l--are very lively,
,sls't'se. and apparently happy, and y i'll
doubtless ptove mare interesting and at
traelve IN their second tour than they
did IN The first over The civilized world
ll.r,ng families to provide for, as pruden
husbands ard fathers, they may thiht
their tarhelnr fortune Insufficient fnr al
the liuls Changs and Eggs Of which they
now hare tie promise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

- lsisG They hare sisra q. iasTs
$50 sndsE m mst Pa.i sc assssnr
81 n e Rri-se-s@ash ts 10. esd. !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

iis Stairs "a, Fsssi...s . 10 , sag
= ne issss e 1854 ne a. a &C hsrT-
go fspsr I'D . sIss ifs cay % - 4 %
nssh lssnai sua psf pnser " 90 ards.
wash 6tty patseied me eoDmnn o.
roas.e sft.sis that easl "a Frsnrs 80 ..
shils Il I'D p.i pssurt Ihai whirh sos,
tom GO eis. "a $500. The sriG q lel2
lid an ID TsluFrn du,y Il 81 per rsnl.
span FapsS isngines. uhieh prssers sIl
kinds. I'D ssnes lie rssssge Of lisst aes
'mpnns'ien has alma.i crasfd; shs 6ns
sf1hle uhieh as Esneriy imrorkd
ifom France. b-ihg nss mssulsessssd
. dis eeHn1ry. Az The sane line he
rosl has bftn recured more Ihan one
TAR Or informsni sislss hat mols-
han $500. 900 are roo anHuaIly dhni-
tulrd smeng American srrk@sn @ho
.fs engaged 10 The aanuise.srs Of Ills
Article. Of roSTse. acohsldsrsble p"rlion
q ahis hall . miil'en &C d. als gees IL
The isrnef fsr prosss oas 10 support The
werknen snd ILelr lsmll,ss, and 70 olher
msnufaeiufels Engaged in making co On
snd vtiens. Lais. bOuis. shoes. &c. &c.
whom The farm ers mu,i .lsa feed.
And yfi who Sili hold that he tariff
d0fs net bens 81 The fs,mtisf
Ma. Clay The Louisville Journal
of SATURDAY. notices . runor circulated
there that Mr. Clay was very ii. and
,ays: I'VE are happy 20 inform Mr.
Gays rany warn and devoisd TRENDS
,ha, he no, only erjays most excel
lent lesllh. but exhibits lie sane buoy.
sney Of spiri's that las 80 ofIen ai.iin.
gaishfd h'D in msIy dark ard u, ING
hours dprine his long and stshIlul pub
is Life. Anunber of Trends who waited
upon him FEW da, since TO make known
the resnl' Of the tl.clion. xeIe sslonish.
cd ihsi he reeei,ed the news Nth
ehferil lnsss alao.i smauniitg 10 Ileas-
IRE. My flerd., sad he. iii uould
be ridleIl,us tr ne 10 say ! do no, f,el
disappointed. but ] isel so ehn ly "a
you aud &c onr cosntry 30 regards my
.sl. ans RELIEVED from load Of anxiety.
.'ihs'e ever been ready ard v illlns 10
urse ~ country, esrn With nv life.
: allnwsd my name 10 be used IN The late
: corirsi berause II as unanimously call
ed irr. for lhesale Of The Union; and am
'rnnsfl,d by The fact that have been
support d by solsrge portion of he in.
'lsllissnce and patriotism Of The naiion.
: Nav. hope 10 spend The rstnslndfr OF
ny days In peace and quiet"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28

LeeFsnriop rsllri ~ Fess oflwo-ainl.
g Ne l.egAlainIs. 4 sPp1osed b. popu-
lsr toas-
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Five Gents Reward.

YDAN away from the subscriber about the
~ 10th of October last, a hound boy BY tho
name 81 NORRIS sharp. The above re-
ward will be given ior ms apprehension and
delivery 10 me; and oil persons are forwarned
from harhoring or enployine him under penal.
" Of the Law.
JOHN MeKERiIL.
Novcmbefls. "a
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Notice.

4 PPLIGATloN will be made At the next
S@ session OF tie L, g;s'atlre for division Of
the county Of Orange. at q line nine miles
wrs, Of Hilsherough.
November 5. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-28
THE SIAMESE TWINS.

We ext act from the letter 4 CORES
PonJen, Of the .Spsrisn." The foliowing
accounted Chang aud Eng, md lhtir!.m'-
e.:
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PENNsYLyANIA.-The Harrisburg
Union contains The Official returns of he
eifetioh N al The eounIies in Prnrsylsa-
mia.
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Land for Sale.
November ia.

Ldnu LOT Sale.
sssS2, THE subscriber offers for sale,
sSEsSI the tract Of land on which he now
SNss lives, containing 500 acres: alec ona
ssssses tract on which Jcha 0'Danel for
merry lived. containing 200 acres; also one
tract on which the late Thomas G.iffin lived,
containing 800 ncrcs; all Of whi,htrs,,s lie on
Cain Creek, within one mile and half Of Mr..
Blnghsm's Academy, and are valuable ard
veil imnroved, with good orchards on each Of
them, The tract ofldnd on which " m. Perry,
formerly lived, at the month Of Cain Creek, on
Hsw River, containing about I 10 acres, = also
.ff.red tor sale, The most valuable tract in the
neig"borhood. For terms apply TO the cub.
set,ber, or 10 WIN. Perry, on The premises.
HENRY O'DANIEL.
November z. So ID
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OiilO-Ths oGcial rrsurns from DE
Sasis q Ohio show DE maiarisy CT ths
Wig Eiartoral Ticksfio he e.ess. The
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-18

I;ns oF Roxes.-----scre entry No.
and corner of25 acres ofssid tract here
toloFe sold for taxes, thence Wlth the
line Of Foxes said survey north. 50 De.
frees west. 66I poles TO stone 10 sald
line. thence north, degree east, lFO
q 6, 10 poles to a hickory the north west
corner ofthe survey crossing the niue
west fork Of Eagle creek at 2 poles
thence east 12s poles crossing the west
fork al 60 poles 10 gum an0iher o.
riginal corner Of the survey, thence with
another original line south, degtee
west, l06 & 6-I0 poles TO hickory,
ihe north esst corner Of the % acre
tract, thence west 63 poles 10 an ash
and dogwood, thence south,a degree
west, 63i poles 10 the beginning, con-
tanning ii3 acres rood and % poles :
TO be sold as the real estate OF John
Lout sen. and John Loul Jr. al the suil
Of Nicholas F. DeVOre. Valued at So
per acre. V .t
ALSO,
The following real estate TO wit; being the
1 east one equnlhalf ofjnlo in the town ofhlp'
ley known on ihe recorded plat OF said tawn I Dy
IFS number one hundred and eight lUo'l--
Valued at $50 dollars, Tob sold as the O.
quitable interest Of John Pattelson at the SUITS
Of Samuel d. Li'ley, and William Baird's -Hd-
miulstrator and RGsinJ Bennett$
ALSO,
Elizabeth e. Frazier) Petition for par
VS. lilion ol rea
John G G.TIugpins&o.h's esiSie.
The following described tract OF lau'
situated in Brown county0hO, described
as follows Beginning at stone IN IN
north line OfeWaren's survey, thence N
70 l'2 deg. E. l03 poles TO a beech an
large walnut tree, thence NIB deg "
l60 poles 10 beech Tree a. stone, theme
south IS degrees west l55 poles to thre
beech trees, thence south l5degree
cast 63 poles 10 stone, thence north 2
degrees east SO poles 10 three beec
trees, south Is degrees east LOO poles
the beginning; containing one hundrt
and twenty fveac more OF less pa
Of an entry on part Of warrant No. 34e
in favor oG Elizabeth Carr, Admt'x Of j
seph Carr decd. Valued at So. p
acre. Terms, one third in hand, OF
third in nine months. and one third
eighteen months. Tho defsvsd paymer
10 be secured by bond and good securi
with interest from day IL sale.*
WM. SHIELDS, Shf B. G. o !
Z Sherifs Office, June IL, 1874.
[*AdVerlised last week TO be sold
the6th of July, but postponed on
= count Of errors IN the adveriIsem ent.l
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-18
Notice is hereby giYen,

HNHAT Petition will be presented to
u the Trustees Of Perry Township B
C. Ohio, on The ist day olJuly next for,
the disloca,ion OF Carl.woy--commen
cling at VIM. Bamber's south west corner,
and VIM. BOyle's north wesi corner, run
ming with the different variations of the
Compass o theAndeIsOn State road near
Eddy Bishop'sShop. and also, at the same
time, Petition Couched In ibe above
named petition win be presented for the
location Of . Township road commencing
on The line Of Jaquat MeIard aud al the
Junction ofthe line betweenMowery and
Burnham, running on said line 10 the
Turnpike road. JAQUET MELARD.
NAV 27, l844.*
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-18
sHnR TFE.a sALEs

IA GREEABLY 70 the command ofsundFy or
4 dafsand DEGREES for sale under DEGREES IN
rhancery and wgits Of Execution to me directed
~ lie court OF Common Pleas Of BrowncouNty,
Ohio, / win exposa 80 public sale at the court
house in Georgetown. on Saturday The 18th day
ufJuiy 1874, between 10 and O'Clock on
taid day, the following real estate, to wit: A
.iaet Of land on whitsoak creek in said county,
-vt II Lowis Booker's survey No. lI4O. begin,
n at two bseehes north east corner Of said sur-
Y, thence south degree west, l46 poles to
b keye Ia the original lna thence west 29l
pot 10 an elm ard two bBeehes, thence norths
H. 0les to q stake In BookoTs line, thence
vii taid line east, 2gl poles 10 the beginning;
esa mining 265 acres and 65 poles, Also,
any Ii tract containing 81 acres and ~ poles OF
ia past Of Lawrence TfPnt's survey No. 9t2;
best sing at Abu.keye on tho east bank OF
VIA coax creek corner 10 John McCsowen &
Cha es CampbslI, thence east, 90 poles 10
shse tsAnse u0fth, 40 east, ~ poles to q
efob "a irOnwood. thence north, IS degresa 80
east - polss to hseeh tree, thence noFth, 5
dss sseaats y poles sOa red oak, thence north,
Z ~ agFess - vest, BY pOieAt mulbsFry and
zIn hance vest 2J poles 10 absech, thence south.
~ ssi0poles 10 tho beginning. Both tFac.s
W aed at $40 per acre Tobe sold a. shs
- estate ~ Bsniausin kppiegate al iha s,,its
n Ssass NJ eK Be, James Fssts, David Devoss
gSmnsl Hannah and Bseiamin Applseasss
e. i Jasals KSiahasF, James SidwelI, Rohsrs
z s,shead. John D. White and Lydia waIlvs.
4s;a AopIsgate. ana ArebibAId Liggett W. said
A8afstst and Hannah hnd Robert Wfghp.
Fgscstors ", said AppIsgate and Allsn Jonss
TF7Fea ALSO, ass
The following tract ~ parcel Of land
lvIaa' a. ths wategs 0f Eagle creek Brown
cassiIsy 0Hi6, being the balance Of an
entg, 81 one hundred actAs msde Il. The
naure 81 WIN. Roberts No. 3lg0. Be.
ginning at.aa ash sad dOgWOOd n. the
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road ihsnes 3, A deg. W. 95 26l00
poles % siones thence N 43t Reg. ",
Is poles to . sloBs in Jobn KenNsdvs
line, thence with said line N, a. deg. e
IS 26 100 poles TO lbe beqipni0O. oOLS
lainiEg one and one half seFes. ssst .f
JohnWatI's survey No. SY79. fsissd st
e5i, ,66l. Also, about one fourth olans.
ere IN said Waits survey adjoiping ,La
town Of Hsmersville Known ss ne 81.
den lsl, eonlsitiug log dwelling house
and blacksmith shop, being pa1 n tbS
land sold By N Moers s. wife 10 WA.
j 9owdney. Vslued al 85S 33i Also
al tho ieuse Of YIN. Dowdhet inGsOrse.
town, the following gOCus ..d .ad chsttlss y
wit one two horse waggon,One two bora..
carriage and harness,twO mares, one e.w.
two manlle clocks. two bureaus. Two -
OF windsor chairs, one dining tabls. ops
breakfast table. one bedstead ana eos
stove; TO be sold as The property of
VIM, DOwdney Of the suit Of John Reeves
and Co. ss, -
| WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'fB.
/ Sherifts Office, May 2lsi, 1874