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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-23

Look out for Roorback fabrications from Tbs
until the Election.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-23
MANY UNPARALLELED brand
THE VILLAINS
LNFAMY

~
The State Journal of this evening, says the
Ohio Statesman of The 7th instant, has an ad-
dress from the Wing State Central Committee,
overt the imposing head of " Important and start
ling DOcumcnt Discovered, &c, and which COW
ers a long pretended address under the head of
"THE SOUTH IN DANGER" by the "Demo-
cratic Association ofWashington city,"
The following, from the officers of the "Dem-
ocratic Association of Washington City" brands
this address as a OJ~ BASE FORGERY! !-0
What are we to think of men, so utterly base as
thus, on the eve Of an election, to give currency
to a branded forgery.
Why was not this document sooner published?
Were they afraid Of another discovery and ex-
plosion, as was the case with the "Roorback"
affair? That vile forgery was issued TOO soon
detection followed too close upon the heels of
its publication, and now the decency coons en-
deavor TO laugh off the effects of the attempted
%villainy, as a joke! Grown wiser, they issue their
present "startling announcement" just on the
eve of an election, for effect.
After ii has done the work--when the cleo
ton is oyor-they will laugh this off as another
of the Gjohes Of the campaign"
Among tho Wing State Central Committee
who thus lend the sanction of their names TO
this vile affair, we discover those who endorsed,
in lS4O, all the Ogle forgeries. Let the brand
of ialsohood rest upon them, and let the public
remember that no honest party will resort to new
charges upon the eve of an election!
Read, read, the following brand Of faEschood
upon the foreheads of the impudent ~rascals, as
deep and damning as tho mark set upon the
skull of CAIN!
From the Washington Globe, September 30, 1874.
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Base Wing Forgery,
NOTlCE TO THE DEMOCRACY.

We understand that tie wing ranking and
publishing committee are now having printed
at the Office of the National Intclligencor forty
thousand copies of a document headed "TuE
SouTH IN DANGER" purporting to be issued by
the Democratic Association of this city. This
is a base forgery, We have authorized no such
use Of the title of our association to any docu-
ment issued under the auspices of the wing
congressional Thanking committee. If, therefore,
The Democracy Of the free States should find any
document ofhe character such as The title ofhis
might Indicate in circulation amongst them, then
tDiH DENOUNCE TT AS A WING FORGE
RY, and treat tic trick as il deserves. Thus
will the people of the country understand the
morals of the party we have 10 deal with. This
trick Of these political MuDchausens is on a par
with the Roorback romance just published by
one of their leading journals.
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Wonder how Henry Clay feels just now!
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STATE OF New YORK,

ed aud sworn 10 this Both day OF Sep
"A.
r. GosMAS, Sup. Court Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING Plasters.

THESE Plasiers, greatly improved.
- and having the preference OF all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, Back, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lamsness are relieved 81
once By their use, and the parts restored
to strength and q natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasiers, will be astonisned and delighted
at the comfort IL affords Those threaten
ed with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation of IN.
cipicnt Consumption FROM THE LUNGS "a
the SURFACE of the body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in IiUsr Com.
plaiats, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough should al.
ways have one, TO prevent the cough set
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood BY all on a trial.
CTF For sale Ia I'll .borongh by ID. Heartti
in Oxtnrd by George .. Taylor; IN Greensho'
rough by J, & q sioan-=only agents.
February - 3D.
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Fresh MediCines.

i. Fresh Supply Of KOlMST0CK'S
- vEMiFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has just been re-
ceived by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given to those who have
tried il, warrants him in recommending
il To all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symp oms which indi-
cate the presence OF Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply ii
Bar,holomew's Pink Expecloran, Syrup,
Spnhn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Extractor-al reduced pri-
ces,
Lin's Strengthening Plasters,
Balm of Columbia,
Roach aud Bed Bug Dane,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Bateman's Drops.
French Corn PlastPrs.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Ilewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone linimeni,
And small supply Of excellent Ink Pow;
der.
For further particulars see other adver'
| easements.
ID. ilEARrT, agent.
Apri' 3. 10
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one oil
- the most ancient and wealthy fami.
lies Of this city, New York; who must
be well known 10 numerous friends, hav.
ing since the year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 10 his bed. has been restor.
ed to good health--has regained his nalu.
raj erect position--and has quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease, We
believe this is the gentleman's own de.
scription as near as possible, and there is
no exaggera;lon in il, We will give in.
qurers his Address, and dOnbt not his hu.
name feelings will excuse the liberty; So
that any one doubling nav know these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other simi.
lar instances, Mr.. James e. Reynolds,
lf4Chrystie-street, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances of the fact.
of his case. Baih were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ANswER--By the INDIAN vEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and IIEWES
NERVE AND BONE MNiMENT ex.
ternally. from Comstock & Co.
ur For sale IN IIillshorouph BY u. Heart,
in Oxford by George =. raylor; IN g. ccnsbo
rousa by J. + Il, SIoau- only agents.
Fcbruaty ~. s2-
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PRESIDE RELIGIOy.

Religion is lovely every where. No
station is so high, no society so refined,
no character so virtuous, but that religion
can add new graces, aud afford sweeter
enjoyment. She is Heavens own mes
senger to man. as man. She is at home
in the stately hall of the grave senator,
sits with grace and ease by the judge in
the court of stern justice, is the choice
companion of the man of business, and
the welcome guest at lions sacred feasts;
but no where does sheOshine with so trans
cendent beauty, as in the domestic and
social circle. Here are seen her most
marked influences, for amid the quiet
scenes of the Preside she dwells in peace.
Religion itself is highly social. She has
to do with the heart and affections; hence
all the relations which enter into the do
mestic state must be more or less affected,
more or less refined and hallowed. Here
is the home Of love, and religion is love;
here is to be exercised alone the law Of
kindness, and religion breathes good will
to all. Here are to be generated those
schemes Of action whose outlines are to
be filled up in after life, and religion is the
very spirit Of enterprise. Something un.
u;terably gloomy hangs over that hearth.
stone from which religion has been exil.
ed. Her seat is empty, and no one can
ill it. The sacred influence she once
shed over the whole scene is withdrawn
and nothing can supply its place. There
are sorrows incident to every family which
nousht but religion can sQathe, tears which
this angel of mercy alone can wipe away
She lifts up the dropping spirit of him Of
hoary years; softens the sternness of the
man ip life's prime; and curbs and chas:
tens tho wild buoyancy of yegth:
TO woman. religion Is every thing.
Home is hex realm; and what but religion
has given to 1t dignity and peace! Once
she was thought worthy only of cruelty
and serviulde; but no sooner had Chris
tianity dispi3ced the heather household
gods, and set up her own altar on the ye-
ry hearth.s.qne, than woman assumed her
appropriate sphere, and began to walk
queen of the social state. 1t set in place
those moral powers, with which she was
highly gifted, and stirred within her a.at
innate spirit Of kindness with which God
endoWed her, the last, but the most finish.
ed specimen OF his creative power. With.
out h she may appear beautiful, attractive
lovely; but never can discharge the dutie.
of her Responsible station, - Gods mes
scuger to the abodes of men, without reli
gion. Let family piety be cultivated, al
the great refner of the social virtues, AM
ihe sures, promoter Of domestic bliss.
Morning Star.
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMsTOCK & CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of SarSaparilla

FOR THE CURE OF
Scr"fuls. Chronlc Rhurmalrsm. General
Debility. Cu'sn-ous D~e.-e.. letter,
Scaly Eruptons Of the SKIN. ptmrles or
P"s'ue- IN the Face. MtrcurIsl and Sy
philoid Diseases. Blss. from an impure
habit ni bndy. UIce'ati"ns OF the Tht"a,
aud Leg. Liver Affections, Pans and
Swelling. Of the Bones, and all Diseases
arising from a" impure state Of ,hs Bl"nd,
Exposures and Imprudrnces IN Life, Ex
"ess'v- Use al Mercury. DE-.
The great popularity "f SarssparilIs,
and IT'S established efficacy, render It su.
petfiuous to enter tut, any prcomium al
its v'r ues. or sdduce any evidence in its
favor.
the Sa'ssparlIa is warranted positive.
" az good a. any other that can he IN DE-
at One D'li.r. At jusI hall the price 81
those SD much advertised. aud as strong
AID in a. large bottles, Wa
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or Four
Dollars per Dozen
This auicls has cured Srrotula Of 80
ye~r-, alter The Dollar aF'icles had beer
usei m vain,
10 be had uf the agents Of CoinsiorL
and Go. only. throughout the country. "a
New York only al 81. Cortland, Street.
THE REASON.
Some people are fnolIsh enough IN he
leve that We csnno, sfTnd t. make a.
good an article 81 Ssr.aparIla Exr.c
aud sell il tor so cents per bottle Of 81
pef dozen, as al others that .ell for jus
double thai money. The SIMPLE fact :,
,his, srd all will NV be convinced
While Tre Hundred dollars is squsnder
cd BY others IN a column or ,wo oil ad,er
risements. We d" no spend Fire. There
f"re we make the public pay bu, h.lf II,
much for as good or better srrrle as AT,
one else. and yet make as much il ~"
more profit than Il sy The real cots i;
making the article rs probably more thai
theirs, as"we use n"thIng but the bes
Snsavar,lla Root, &c. And we are foil,
con.inced that We will cell thee bottles
/" one "f The dollar priced bottles. wLel
The public know what we charge fur IL. Al
It's virtues are such as not TO require half
newspaper to sustain It's reputation.
Inquire atnays for COmsfOck &. Co
.Sarsaparitta, al Fifty cents, and hare n,
other.
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Marlborough.
| March q. IL
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or. Leaf n er R estOrc
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
Avn hides are converted into leather by
the use Of rannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead.
hard. dry. brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, 81. This all know. 10 restore
then life, sofiness, moistness, strength.
smooihness. and remove oil crust, fly, or
blisier-restoFs The iannin. This sub.
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: but the whole virtues OF IL
are in this article. the OIL. OF rANNIN
which penetrates the sliiIest and hard
est leather, if il has been twenty years in
use; aud il it tears easily with the fingers,
i, impar,s at once strength that is utter
~ incredible until seen. u becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lighlrul softness and polish, and makes all
leather completely aud perfectly imperri'
Gus 10 water-particularly boots, shoes,
carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
splendid polish. even higher Than new
leather has. and at least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those VIII will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage,
tops-have old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves
and all about lhem-expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, to Their
hearts content, if their prejudices are SC
strong thew will not try new discovery
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
IT, None genuine unless with the "a,
simile signature Of Comstock & Co.
Up For safe q 'iiIlsborough. n. G. by D
iicar.ti in Oxford, by George r. Taylor; i,
Greensboro"eh, BY }, \ 4 oan-only agents
/ February ~ Ga
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James Webb. ir. a Co,
Real Estate for Sale.

ny virtue Of O Deed IN Trass, eEe~Sied By
- Zarhsriah Trirs o gamss &. TarEraiinH
on the 81 day Il september, Isio. Cor certain
purposes therein msaIiaaed; asa by clause
10 said trust the said lanes Z. fauentise,
Iraslse - aforesaid. % aulA0,IIed 10 apPo'.t
one or moe PrTsaas 10 sNeesls the psNeFs
e0alaiasa "a sad truss; uadeE Nhlrh psssT
the Subscriber vii cfer Tor sale, before the
sau-l hause door in Ilillsearongh, M ihs 4'il
| Moajsy Of gase aeyl. Tor cash. all lhs TIssi.
tile, and laieFesI ia the estate Of hs father,
the late Nsn. Trice. which ZachaIsah TTies
conveyed 10 said trust.
GEORGE LAWS, .4ttornty.
Mar J.. 81
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HeTxf LEnsax

~FlrsE = EmpoEl2nre amoa3 nc in1i-
slauh fezmus cf Palrssae." ssys M.
Bucklngham. ALfhanOm deserves or ~
Ientiea. Rising 10 tie altifsde u sen thou
sznd feet above The ieFea q he SEA. Us
towering sammiG Is covered with .emAi
.aOws-ezsez3es and waterfalls arc spark-
ling on eEsEy side. and deilghtfui odon
are sem forth IN delirions professions shle
asrk snd terrible Eaxines cause The idea q
seniae grandeur 10 Be mingled with The
sofness sad beauty Of many q rs lea
turss. In poias a. magni6cence tins noun
tsis may be compared with nimmaleh.
While in picturesque scenery il Is unsur-
passed even BY the romantic regions Of
Switzerland.
al the foot 0f The mouatasn the elsr
mate and productions compare with those
Of esuRtTies near die tropics. the hemo-
meter averaging 100 degress in the month
sf July. IS you ascend the krst thoa'
sand feet. Won arrive al the region Ol
Greece and Italy, and the south Of France
The merit thousand feet brings ms 10 tbs
.-mate md productions Of Belgium, and
Holland. and The north of Trance. An
other ascent Of equai distance, and We ar
Fiye at the temperature Of England; while
we may still arrive. at another stride
within the bleak and dreay regions d
Nova Zembla; thus presenting every va
rieiy Of climate and production within tho
compass of single mountain.
These mountains are particularly cele'
braied foF their stately cedaFs, which an
not now very numerous. aThese noble
Trees" SAYS Maundrell, "grOg among tht
snow, near the highest part Of the noun
tains, and are remarkable Cor their age anC
largeness. There are some Of them very
old, and of prodigious bulk, and other
younger, of similar size. Of the for
Iaer, could reckon only sixteen; the lat
fer are very numerous. | measured one
of the largest, and found il twelve yard,
and six inches in girt, and yet sound, anC
tweniy-seyen yards in the spread Of il;
boaghs. About Ave or six yards from the
ground il is divided into five limbs, each
of which was equal TO great tree"
lie Buyn also tells US that he had the
curiosity to measure the bigness Of two Of
she most remarkable cedars, and that he
found one to be fifty-seven spans about
and the other forty-seyen. He adds, tia
while he was upon the snow he gatheret
from the top of one of the cedars some o
its fruit, and broke of several little branch
ss 20 preserve the leaves Of them, whicl
are like rosemary leaves, Although tn,
trees are covered almost all over witt
snow, yet they are always green; the lit
lie leaves Of the branches shooting up
wards, while the fruit, much like the pin,
apple, hangs downwards. These cedar
were the resort of eagles, [Ezek. xvii, 8.
and the lofty summit of the mountain
were the haunis ofhons and other beast
OF prey, which used to descend and sur
prise the unwary traveller.
Gospel Herald.
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mOPPAT's
Life Medicines.

zEuRH a. aeaieiaes haEe bees nsee sAth 80
= ....sa sluassa every diseAnk - sharh saaa'
80 4. l,.ble. aaa Isr billieas aad liver sena-
..a...a. - sAris maay weilknos nasaeessa 80
!, 49,. ~ slrk hesdaehe. Psla ana op-
.....,aa .i,sr meals. glddIness. dszxinsss.
s,.sains noi.e IN he head and ears. dEos,
.,as,,. ls,r.ssrn, loss Of sPPsnie. ~lno
saasns. &C. tAey are aekhoHisss re - = - 80
~ supersoT 70 az Ihiag ever s,isss s -, -
q az vuklse, and der tkOss 81 lsll >. :. !.
ssIT. lhsy will prove iayaisaels SIS -.
graeraI family apeneni, Cor esshef 80. -.
eanaol Gail % xms1rs lhs un'ssfsaa
rae ssessy sf the Life Pills ans rhe -
BaIsrs Is mssl esElaIa. Il ifeeiy snsa
,u.ek Of fever. iBhsenEs. measles. sess
,,ro.,. ressal colds. with cough. and OH
;, infl.wmatory disorders. 10 rhsnns-
i.m and chorie romplsinw they have s'so
performed the most sIiraSEdiha'l es'ss' ~"s'
aseJ ~ifh perseverance,. IN. u.E,,s
In n. N,d,riaes 10 his fellow eItiseas. The
Az. h ever ease, faily msiaiasned me Lis
.h,,,r,sr thsT 40 ssildesersee. Pasienls IN
I'D far yeaTs dEawn on Q misefsoie essssenss
80 ,,aar who halt the ussoi Their haeso
lyheumst,sa aud paralysis. have 6een FessoIs
II a heaIth. slrenglh and comfort, alter All ~
a.uaI remedies had been fouad useless. y
l,aaa;shiuK and almost mirseoloes slee'
II have Also beea experienced, % the cure :
l.,rrsu, and rksumsiis pains OF the Asaa az
lE.s. psrslslis sgseiisas, eoairaeiea aaa s'l
sInIs. slsaanIsr srslIiags. Pslns o. M s1s'
aaI bsaes, skysaie rhssmsitiH. PsipsasstsA
lfAs kssrI, ai1feuli Tsspirsiion, &c.
BatIt 10 uanseessary 10 enumerate INC ma
| M eases In szhieh these purely seseisese nis
diciass have been sueerssiSli eus iet o. -
qlre. Why are thsy 50 aa'ssfssi 10 tue
'I sss,use they PURIFY TIE BLOOD. an
thus remove all cause u disease IN Tue ~
TEN.
BecsaseiheT art powerfully npPn the seer'
ltions OF the Body. aud remove all impnrNes
once
Because they 10 M, reduce the system. b
linyigOrsieil thus requiring noTes'tainl TO
pleasure OF basiaess aurinR then operation
Complaints arisisg from Q yiiiaisd state
: the blood are easily subjued by the posefi
: efficacy Of these mild and sslatary medicine
= TO those Who are obliged - travel. OF total
medicine without interruption VI busiaefs, q
life Medicines are peculiarly aseinl. BY ma
! and safe operation. they strike ~ the root
] disease, aud qaiekly eradicate IL, thereby P'
4 yentine the fatal effects TO which thoussn
a are victims.
soIi wholesale aud retail By DR.. W. D. Nc
y a., SIS Broadway, New York.
I For sale also by
s. ID. HEARTH. Agent.
: Februsry.i l. 81
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Attention !!

Tothe con,n.isioned, non.cOm missioned
officers and Wusjcians belonging 10
fhe second bonaiion Of The An Re-
giment Of &. Militia.
wOU are hereby or.icred and comm nded o
~ ailend al the store Of william rrre. esq.,,
~ Friday the 7th OF jane "ex', at u o'clock,
fnr the purpose nf I''li ma'tcf aud c0"r mar
tai; AID nn Saturday tile S'h, yon viii attend
with yor respective eompaoies, at 4 "'cIock
armed aud rquired a. the law di ects, with !
rounds of powder TO Battalion exercise.
JAMES NJ PALMER, Major.
Mays. ga
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Hill BORO UGI, N. C..
ELtsHED WEI
nv DENNIS HEARTH.

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, On TWO poLiArs
FIFTY Cents rAlD IN AryANtE.
Those who DO no, give notice Of their win
10 nave thc,r PAPER dis, oniinucd al the ,Hrn''
t'"" OF the year, vii be prcsuna ss ,csrfh
hs'ont'nnancc until ounittmant cd - Andro
paper w'li lie discontinued until all or,"raF'
are PAID unless q, The option Of The ubI'tl e''
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines
one dollar for tic fret, and ~ eniy five GEMS
Tor eael, subsequent insertion; longer ora, '"
proportion. Court advrrtis emrR,s twenty t''
percent higher. 4 deduction al 33f per '''''
VIII be- sadc TO adv~ t's,r. by the y"l
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE LAND & SLAVES

OF VALUABLE LAND & SLAVES.
1aes< BY sirlae OF dead Of trust
gS-A executed 90 ne by Lsmsel NJ. Mer'
sVsS Raa, IN tie llsh March. Is42. duly
~. recorded and rsR's,ersd, sIil pro
go. 4, seIl 20 the hiehsss bidder. on The pre-
misses. OF Friday the 7th dsy oi Jaae neHi. iths
aay .ltrr che annual eammeheenent ol the
IIa,ssssity.l the valuable 1rart Of Land On
which the sa,d Iemucl VI, Morgan nov &c.
sides. containina nine hundred and thirty
Eve srtes. uaore or less. There 10 no dIiirnlls
IN prononaring this 10 be among The must Ter
tile sad valuable tracts Of land 10 lhs sonni..
az Orange; and there are IN the state iew rss''
aeaess combining equal advantages Of health
beauty Of situation. roatigniIy Of good society,
sad a literary iaslnpii.n os high ehararifE
'Phe tract corners AiIlin feM hundred yards
al the village Of Chapel I'LL, and inrlase'
about four hundred acres Of exrel'est las
grounds on BoIdeE's creek. The Dwelling
House 10 handsomeiy ssluated about . miis
from the village. a.dls, together with . good
Bsra, Kitchen, Dairy aud other houses, "a
good state of repair.
Al the same time and place, and for the
same purposes, I wilt sell valuable Female
Servant. WHO 10 an experienced cook, AID hel
two Children.
The terms. which will probably be accom-
moIating at least 10 part, will be made knowh
on the dsy ~ sale. The title is undoubled
but Of curse convey a. trustee only
ILAI w. MUM, Trustee.
Chapel Hill. april Q. se7
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Notice..

1 H. persons whom j. may concern " III take
n"'"e, ih,' have given h"edum 10 nv
son, THOMAS JEFFERSON CuuC.i. To Trans.
sct b"sincss f'r h,plsrif, in as Iu'l and as free
taprsr as II IT, had arrived al The fuli age al
'wcn4y QUE &sars. aud Tor his engagements
snail no, hold myself in a"y wise responsible.
HARDEN COUCH.
MayIi 25-
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TO FARMERS.

COME with any Of the follow ing products
ofy"urfarms, and you shall hsvtfor IL, IN
Groceries al cash prices. viz:
Corn, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers.
A. MICCLE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

Gs5zS BY virtue OF decree Of Ran
eSS dolpa Court Il Eqa'iy. . shall eel
sfss al auction. Al the tate residence at
-, James Garrett, decreased. On ssiur
day lne 5lh day of June neat. the hae TEarI
Of Land on Deep River IN said county. on
which he resided al the time Of bis death, eoa
tanning abOrI 40 acres. II j. SAID 10 be .
splendid tract OF iand. but u prescat much out
OF repair. u lies iEamedisiely on the River. IN
The south eastern part elthe eonpiy. The safe
Of this Irael will be oPeasd Al - o'clock A.
NJ.
Al . o'sloek. r. NJ. Of The same day. . shall
sell anoIher Trsct belonging 10 the heirs 81
said Gardner, situate ~ sad county, On Crook
ed Greek, on whi-h Robert 5. MofiiIt resides.
containing 200 acres or Ihrreaboais The sale
Of this tract viii be made at said MUiiiu's
house.
Each tract will he sold on . credit Of l2
months, the purchaser giving bond With sP
proved security. The tgies sill be reserved
I'LL the purchase money ~ paid
]. WORTH, c. e. N.
April IS. .aa 24--ts