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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13


We ooPy tie follo~ing from liz NOrlh Caro-
siaian, IS small specimen Of he unity q feel.
ing among I" the Democracy" Me0fsr NJ eosa-
Iaent
We n"iised last week, thai a c0nyen.
ton was called BY some citizens Of Penn
sy!Tania. which all lhe friends nf The pre-
seat Tariff were invited g. attend. We
see since, that there were some democrats
among lh1se who called lhe Conseniian:
more astonishing still. the Pennsylyanisn.
10 noticing the Convention. makes nse Of
tie following language. with as much un-
concern Is he would whistle ."YsLkec
DoOdle":
We have already mentioned that .
tariff meeting was held al Pittsburgh on
on the 2isi inst. Al which The lion. Thos.
Burnside presided, A numbsr Of dis.
.inguished gentlemen of tie western ant
centre counties were present aud parlici
| paIrd in the meeting. The special oh
iect 10 holding the meeting seems 1.
have been 10 resist the alienation o.
modification Of the tariff Of 1912. ~,
DO NOT kaom that there is any iafsntio,
/ y disturbing The tariff al least 10 an,
grea. extent, and therefore do not see ih
necessity of hosling mass meetings upO
the subject"
We repeat that The above is abou, a
cool as any thing We could imagine 1
lirat way. We suppose il is a. much a
10 say the Pennsylvania delegation hay
no intention Of disturbing the tariff.
We call the attention Of the North Car,
lima delegation to this expression.
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FOREIGN.
Eight Days Later From Europe.

Ad'ices from England. by the Caledo-
nis, are 10 the l9,h Of 0ctber. No TN
provement in harvest prospects. The
prtce Of grain has advanced. The po,s,oe
crop has been injured in England, Scot
land. and lrelsnd, aud also on the cnuti-
uen,. The cotton marke. is depressed.
Mr.. Newman and his friends have gone
TO the Church of Rome.
The political news lie unimEor.an,.--
The Partisan newspapers ere angry with
The Engl sh tur ,her comments on the
defea, Of tie French troops in Algiets.-
The Jesu,ls add Radicals or Switzerland
ate carrying on a fsrce warfare 10 the
spspsrs-a yer OF words. Ia Ger
many the new Church is still exciting at.
lentiun and making progress.
The papers record another disastsr o!
the French troops 10 Algrers--in which
about 400 Wrn, out o! $50, we're cui
down by the murderons fire oi the Arabs
under The command Of Abd-el-kaler.
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The United States brig Somers arrived
nj Pensacola on TIE zoxii uirimu, nun We
"a Cruz. in seventeen days.
The United States steamship Mississip.
nj arrived at Pensacola on the 10Th ultimo
from Vera Crsz direct in five days. A
Pensacola letter published in the Mobile
Tribune says:
"She brings important communications
{ from the Mexican Goyernment-so i'm
: porlant. indeed. that the Princeton was
dispatched with duplicate capies, and
both steamships were directed 10 reach
Pensacola with all possible celebrity. The
Princeton has not yet arrived, having been
beaten by the Mississippi.
To-day being mail day, the commu-
nications were Immediately carried up 10
Pensacola in the United States steamer
Gen. Taylor, and thence dispatched to
Washington.
"The Mississippi brings no general in
lelligence Of interest. On the second day
of her leaving Vera Cruz the Princeton
was in sight, but was not seen after
wards. She is, however, expected in
| hourly"
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FROM THE BAY OF ARKANSAS.

The U. $. Transpor, S,eambos, Mon
mouth. Captain Baker, arr,"ed at New
Orleans on the 24,h ult. from ArsIsas
Bay. which she left the 18th.
The army a, Corpus Christi, Gays the
P,cayune, aas IN good he ,l'!i, except that
few Cases of dysen,ary had occurred.
Three hundred Mexi"aus ventured with
in SO miles Of Corpus Chu.tI few days
since. in pursuit Of body of Camanrhes.
which had been committing depred .trons
on the settlements. The commander Of
The Mexieans, being an old acquaintance
OF Col. Kinney, sen, word to. him the,
he should have called to see hin. bu. was
fearful that be might be censured. .
The party under Capt. Blake had been
previously sent on reconnaissance. we
believe. We have no further intelligence
whatever as to the army by this arrival.
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GooD.-Many years ago, nor Car of, a
ceriein justice was called tn Jail 10 libe.
rate a worthless debtor by receiving his
oath that he was not worth FIVE dollars.
Well, Iohnny." said the justice, as
he entered, lean you swear that you are
no, worth five dollars and never will bel''
WAY" answered The other, rather
chagrined al The question, " / can sweaH
that AN not worth that amount a. pre-
cent? ~--
"Well. we'll" retained the Justice; "
can swear 10 the rest; so step forward
Johnny"
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS This medicine is
acknowledged to be one of the most valuable ev-
er discovered as purifier of the blood and fluids.
It is superior to Sarsaparla, whether as a sudo-
rife or Alternative, and stands infinitely before all
the preparations and combinations Of Mercary.
Its purgatiVe properties are alone of incalculabie
value, for these pills may be taken daily for any
period, and, instead weakening, by the cahartic
effect they add strength by taking away the cause
of weakness. They have none. of the miserable
effects of that deadly specific, Mercury. The
teeth are not injured--the bones and limbs are
not paralyzed-no; but, instead of these distress
ing symptoms, new life and consequent animation
is evident in every movement of the body.
These Pills, for colds, coughs, tightness of the
chest, rheumatism in the head or limbs will be
found superior to any thing imagined. OF the pow
er of medicne and in bilious affections dispepsis
and in all diseases peculiar to women, they should
be resorted to at once. These Brandreth's Pills
will be found deserving of all praise.
CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
d. Heart, Hillshorough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro';
VIM Foshee, Foshec's store, Chatham; ]. MDlde,
Chapel Hill; G. 4. Mebane, Mason Hall; E. & w.
Smith, Alamance; J. & Z. Sloan, G,eensborough;
James Johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal, Ma
olson; Owen NJ Alecr, Yanceyyille; ]. Il. Callum,
Million. 49, -
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THE PlTTsBuRG SfRiKE. - The
"strike" among the factory operatives at
Pittsburgh, which has recently attracted
a good deal of public notice, has ended
as such movements generally do, in con-
firming the old prices and the old order
of things. The factories were stopped
for a short time, but are all at work again,
with more applications for employment
than can be met. The strikers have struck
their colors, and gone TO work again, as
many as could get places. 1t is calcu-
lated that $4,000 dollars have been lost
by the working people, by this ill advis-
ed proceeding. Register.
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TRISTTY CHuEcH 0RaAS.-SOMe idea
may De formed af the magnitude Of this
Instrument. which cost $4,000. when
we state that il is 50 feet high, 30 feet
deep. and % feet wide. The largest me.
tai pipe, which will be seen in the church.
is five fec, in circumference, aud thirty
eight fee, in length. There are 10 be
four separate organs. known as great or
gan, choir organ, small organ. and peda
organ, containing in all 2lG9 pipes, and
the entire weight is estimated at upwards
Of forty tons. True San.
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fire broke out in Wilmington, at about half past
10 o'clock on the morning Of the 9th inst. which,
with The exception Of two buildings, destroyed the
whole Of the square bounded by Market, Front,
Dock. and Water streets. 1t commenced in a
small shed-like wooden building, in Henderson,
alley, not far from the centre of the square, and
rsdiaied in oil directions and at half past three
o'clock the work Of destruction was done. The
number Of buildings destroyed was between 40
and IS. Of which 81 or 80 were Of brick. There
WEIR bus three families living on the square; most
Of the buildings being used by rstsil dealers OF
different kinds. The larger part Of almost every
stock Of goods was saved before the fire reached
the Store containing it, and some saved about eve
ry thing.
The loss is estimated, in buildings At 10000
aud in merchandise at $4,000; Of which about
$4,000 Is covered by insurance.
The Chronicle states that "duriag the progress
Of the fire, sad accident bcfel oui worthy and
esteemed Magistrate Of Police, Col. John McRac
who, whilst busily engaged.n discharging the du.
ties Of Fire Warden, was caught under the falling
wall Of building, and had the bone of his left
leg most dreadfully fractured. This melancholy
casu atty has excited throughout the community
feelings Of the profoundcst sympathy and regret
Col. James T. Miller was also caught under th'
same filling mass, and had one of his feet con
siderably bruised"
The building in which the fire originated had
been unoccupied for sgme weeks, and there is NJ
doubt that the disastrous conhagration was caus
ed by the hand Of diabolical inccndiary. The
Chronicle says two or three attempts had been
made before, within a short period, to fine the
sluate.
After the occurrence of lhis frc, the Commits
sioners of the town of Wilmington passed an ord.
nance prohibiting the erection of any hut fire.
proof buildings on the burnt istrict, under hea
w penalty.
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Tae Florida Eicc.Ion.-we "

Ine NABtkaA saeSsA0ns- VIC Nete
sgrpri.cd last week al seeing = sia1smsn, tina,
NJ. cslel. the Wing candidate Tor Congress in
Fl,rids, had beaten Mr. BrOckenlTOpsh, the Loo
%; hut a. the statement came through Demo
cratic Iapers VIC did not know but there nigh,
h some truth in il. ], aPPCan now that Mr.
lirocksnhFough is elected, but by a very slim ma.
jodiy. Should this &c Dc eass. il is well Obsery.
81. hi, party have bu, little cause TO eIult Start
ing with clear majority Of more than one thou
sand, and with all the advantages which the sue
erss Of his party elsewhere was calculated to give
h. has been run to within haifsbrcadlh Of I
Aefe.L Another such v ~ would ruin tue par
iy in FlOnda.
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Day of Thanksgiving Thusday, the
2alh of November, has been appointed as
a Day of Thanksgiving in Maryland, Penn
sylvania, and Connecticut; and also in The
States Of New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets. November 9th, was observed as
Thanksgiving in Charleston, S. c., by the
appointment of the Mayor.
The Governor of Ohio has appointed
the 2oth inst. as day of thanksgiving in
that State.
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Mr.. BucHANAN.-The Washington u.
States Journal says: "The political
friends of the present Secretary Of State
in Pennsylvania, protest most firmly and
unequivocaily agains. his leaving his pres
en-, position. b is understood that he has
fully determined to retain the situation he
now holds--so all speculation as TO who
will be his successor, is idle and vain."
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xeg York.-The election in he State Of
New Yotk took place on aie 4th inst. and has re-
suited in The success Of Ne LOcOfoeO& Pew re-
turns have ys, been ressived. In the city Of New
iOrk, for Senator, tis votes were, for Sanford
Loco. ls.s25; Bradish, Wing. i,735; Ely. Ma.
tive, s.6l5; TseAdwell, National Re:orner, $50
And for the Assembly, the LocOs have carried
their whole ticket, 10 members. Last year there
were 10 Aperiean Republicans and Demos.
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The ChrOnO- JhermGl System Of !Btai.
cine.-Th" new system NJ medicine 10
working . on,Ier.. ssys New York pa
per. Dr.. Turner. one Of our best physI-
clans, practices solely on this system. aud
Nth the most enInenl success. The W, fe
Of the writer of TIL. paragraph VAS far
gone with pulmonary consumption when
DR.. Turner was called 10 prescribe Tor her.
In less Than fortnight she was stronger
and healthier Than she had been in five
years before. We can tell of over a dozsn
cases which DIR, Turner has Ire tied With
the like success. The Chrono- Thermal
system will en'irely change the prsc ice
OF medicine and subseu the old system Ui
the regular scully. More anon.
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Tennesset NehutOfs-IisliAIn Ans 4. ] "
Loo. has been slseiel Senator 10 he Tni.
- states cousr-sa sas IL years from tie sth d
u,,sh lAs. The slecsizn Was effected after four
,l,ss aAs halfhard struggle, lths oahePelitAn
.,rs., -by the union Of The Mhis votes with tils
uru,ocrsie friends of Mr.. Turney;'' and cOasiis-
sas.r rEciismsns was Ne consequence. Mr.
y;rhasSa. editor Of the Nashville Union. whu
"a. ll,e caucus nOminse II the Democratic party
"a. Withdrawn alrr - ballOsingA The finaI
vic Was, for Tumey s.. for Dunlop sc.
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Our esteemed fcllow-cilizen Christie
phcr Hughes, esq, is on a visit to this CT
~. We are glad TO see this worthy gen.
tleman return home in firm health and sim
gular freshness, fom a Thirty years SER
vice of his county abroad. Nat. Intel.
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Cash Store.

FfaEE s.tsrgi'.er, having gaes.sgl - FsI ssp-
q Tly 4 GOols ftzliC.i aEo row Esass T., u
sfeciioi. in lis own stare lsgse 81 Il .zs ssssi,
west Of ilss count house o.srs i!atn Wy rts...
Brown Dones:.ss Go,a ito IS cents.
BltacEed ID. fseI &c 10 20
CLOTHS, CAsSniEIES, 49, ssTE
aETTs a, reduced prices; snt csey CHER
ar;ir!e in the D.y Goods tine - proportion.
GROCERIES. according tn quality, Iossr
than they are offered by ai.Y ole et3e.
SCHOOL BOOKS hlraizLsd to al wlo may
aIply st tie following I.icvs:
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The PottsvllIe (Pa.) Journal says it is
probable that more than one million ofdol-
lars have been expended in that region dur
ing the past year in making improvements
Of various kinds. At least six hundred
new houses for miners have been built, ex-
elusive of those in the large towns.
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CaSNsiT BeaIeni- F6sal Es.us q
ls Riiiaa cAEuairlr. rE9us oser sasss Poa.so
fssssuie4 hin. Nhith Hrssuaa - inda.es IN
lFesA. II. BsAnest HAIL. EsinE 81 ssony
1ExA, n - coustg, srIt - sPanisA PSs1is
'yes'sEaly. wish sunay sEs4ks n 4. uasfh nsa.
ssns - intssss in lsnssh, n s.raisas, i woul1
II fall murh sAoz Il m evtn yara.
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Fifty-thee wagons, filled with the goods
and cha,iles, wives and children, Of emi-
grants in search of the "promised land"
passed through this town on last Friday,
The road is at all times literally blocked
up with all sorts Of vehicles.
.7skeViils Msss.
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W3s2s. THE subscriber, having removed 70
Si9Sss the western part ct the state, offers for
sYvs sale his RESIDENCE and small
.r-11sss. PLANTATION at HillsboTough.
The Residence is situated OIL that beautiful
eminence at the River, overlooking the town.
The House is a neat, wel-inished building, Of
Four Rooms and good Cellar. connected with
which is commodious Office with Two Rooms,
and all necessary Out BUILDINGS. The Lot con-
tains l6 acres of highly improved land.
The Plantation is in few hundred yards Of
the dwelling, and contains l3i acres of fertile
land. Il has upon il several neveE-fliling Spinga,
and valuable Meadow, which yields 2G,0oO lbs.
OF hay per annum.
An extended credit viii lie given on the proper
ty, il desired on good bond and personal security
with interest.
For further particulars reference is made to my
agent, J. W. Norwood, ii; Iliilshepugh.
JOSEPH {. NORWOOD.
October Is. :-~ g.. Se-
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rTThs eoaauHieaioa Of jus'ios. presenting
"a. ,ishs n eFPoisian % Psniaeu,iay. has
A., siiEsa q Fa.us. aErnsshly 70 nsH dessrmina-
"a . yrus<nt baGh sidss q t's..saasiOa % cur
ia TIE author i unknown 10 u. hu, his
.,...,uhieslisa hears s0me d he marks 81 =
rrarsinul whseE.
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October 20.
mills and Tan yard

. IIIIs UN Ns1t1Ias
THIS property, not having haen disposed Of,
Il. is still offered for sale on the same terms a.
formerly advertised. will sell it all together, or
separate the Tan Yard from tle Mills, as may suit
purchasers. .-~ =.
Also, Negro Man, ahou, &c years Of ace,
good dis,iller. sound and healthy, honest, and Of
industrious and temperate habits.
Also, good Mich Cows, and number of fine
Beef Cattle for sale.
Also, good new cast iron Dark Mii and two
Copper Boilers, for boiling tan bark, aid enc
thIec-horse Wagon.
A reasonable credit given on good security.
.>. ]. 5. SMITH.
October \. "@ &c
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IL Raiaoroflhs Raieish s.aaasha Tsasos.sta
issae n'ai paPsraNiae . wei % tloSe wha mar
20 Psssr i. after the s'h II January next IL sui5.
cent encouragement saaah be pEassael. Terms
IS Psfsl'Hum fsr IL ssAi-wsskly. II MI con,
tinns also 10 le i..soa once : wesk, = At pra
sent.
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SENATOR CHOSEN IN TESNrssEE.--Al-
Ter many ballotings, and four days and
a half of hard struggle" the Legislature OF
Tennessee on the oath ul,. elected Hop
kins l.. Tuney Senator to Congress for
six years from March last.
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New Jersey.-In this state, on the 9Th,
an election was held for members Of the State Lee
sislaiure, and one representative y Congress to
ill a vacancy. Tie rrruu~ sre not all i,, TIT
enough j. known to waraat the conclusion that
New Jersey remains Whic.
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Hua - BE t'sblsA We myself Ne Wlass
- from la.a@igAe, - f1wgfrg are d. rsup
eaFs5 Uhare," LFsAr CaraEassn.,r.1 e. So
aasa, aEa - Sass LsaFaaaFzass iCrss e..oaas.
So = C. AiEssily 4 iarlissas ulairA cszFoss
ta<a Frays sstlks Frile ! f.zoaslg nus
osasisaras cslsss. ~ kas ~ 80 Ne sa.aa t<
sa.lAinad y C lEAigs = Nar.h cnu1na.
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" WINGS THE SAME EVERY WHERE

INV
In our response to the article Of the STANDARD
on this subject, the North Carolinan processes to
think we made "rather an unwise admission"
But he does this only throw dust in the eyes OF
his readers. Let him publish our article, and
answer it il he can. His attempt to identify the
Wing party with the Aboltionis,s in the stute Of
Massachusetts, is perfectly futile. II is known
throughout all the country, that il was the action
Of the Abolitonists last fall, to which the Locos
are indebted for their success in the Presidential
election; and ii is the pie-hald complexion of his
party, "held together by the cohesive power OF
public plumber" which gives them hope of sue
esss in future contests To this part Of our arti-
cl. the Carclnian has nothing to ssy; he is a.
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gga@sg 0GcU@Gs
'..:,..::arzaay, NoFrmhrr So.

"A asw Pea Or has heea eprnna 60
., crsS. is-this codliy. BY De mann 4 Ro-k
-. Wa ThsuE~oa, - kas tasn sFfsini-
"A Pa Masses. .a- $780,
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NV knD CEGA2

So - - -
TIVE sEassrIi..,z. having fss.asd . Tars1.rr AsP
& uigh I. n. Ha.s ErsI ". 4. carag..a. i ~
essaiBg
1 NEW aND COMPLETE ASSGRr-
A.ENT TT GOES.
sziEsoihg aamoat esfEy ay.isse pslsI's ~ il
liz market. a, - e. siaua. one eeog 49, 4
ST.. J. 4. KiIklsEts r1sErr. MlfEe h. aeuld -
So his ID enslrrasfs anA fizss ~ 80 ID rE-
sEnine his s1sk. which vii L. isuli ioss g:.olsh
10 sssif l..e tines
STEPHEN aOoEF.
-ioveri'e- 1. Oh
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all the planets, save Mercury, are now
above the horizon at seven o'clock p. NJ,
and four of them seen with the naked eye,
not to be mistaken-Jupiter in the east,
Mars in the southeast, Saturn a few de-
grees west and nearer the zenith, and We
nus in the southwest. Herschel is at a
point between Jupiter and Mars, but not
distinguishable.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the eth ulimo, Miss
NARY AMANDA, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Bur-
ton, aged Is years.
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AEwsPaFER IOEZoNEEs. A NOaD
JoKE.--A iake. whirh ne copy foE re
smusrlnenl u ta.sse Ehn annag lie re-.
dsrs 81 > newspaper By sending n bur-
row q. appears IN he RlliimaEr sun. -
asoFlnf commentary IN apsragEaaa Uhlril
appeared in lha ledger. A Nc. s. 80
Esading Iiis paPsr Al iemain the esnrniag
before lealiag for his sinrr, Whea The
hoy Of = neisia,'ar eL.sEe.l, with the usual
Tsy. - ME ). raPPy wants h boFrow
y0nr San = lev alinns-s i.is morning. !"
Tel Fappy." said NE. =. ''lhai anl
using ny San. hut" drawing > psnay
from his parsel and handing Il IN ihr b0y.
there's a Psnay, whirh I a. not using
just how, wiz, which he can bay one.
Tell him he Needn't Pai himself all ri
the way ahDuI returning il to-day. Will
send for Il when want Il. the same a.
Frequently have - da for nv paper
Mr.. :. has been allowed The use Of BIZ
own newspaper sinee. without the an,
noyanee frNm that nsighbOr. The sarns
result attended practical joke. which I
subscriber once played of en- an inyeie
faie borrower. Finding that he neEel
cnnld got sighl Of his paper in she morn
ling until his neighhor had iirst perused il
he subscribed fer tao copies. aud ha,
one regularly served At his nsighbor's door
at the same time that he received his own
This pu, the newspaper borrower, via
are always Inconsistent people, int"
great passion, but il saved the subscribe
from any more annoyance from sha, quaI
ter.
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A G 4 e Sd.
Notice.
October Is

NOTICE is given 70 all persons having suits
- in the County Court of Orange ':;:.ich have
been pending mare than twelve months, and in
which costs have not heelt md. that application
will he made Al the nest term of said Court for
executions in al s3"a eases for the Clerks Fees;
and that sxsea..ons have already hecn ordased in
many cases Tor said fees which executions viii
be held Up anil next term after that time, un!ess
pa"a, they will 60 into the Sheriif's hands. All
persons, and particularly the plaintiff who arc
Interested in these suits are requested to call en-
the present Clerk and pay these costs.
JOHN BANF,
% HARRISON PARKER,
'-,ea. GILES MEBNAE.
October 4. o.
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On Wednesday afternoon serious ac-
ci,lent occurred on the Beacon Race