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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
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Held QU4RTERS.

YHyHE subscriber having just returned from
IL the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
is now receiving and opening at his store. a
splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods. Having reduced his old stock to a
remnant, his assortment now is almost entire
ly new, and Of the latest styles. His stock
now embraces every variety of
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

TJonrsAxA first rate carrysi,, WI
IL Ethptic Springs, and Four Horse az
Cons. which will be sold unusually creep
Apply atHe1d Qaafters. +. Walton.
Nov. -, 1e4S
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

H1OTTo1v YARNS.-460 lbs, Of Cot
~ ton Yarn, just received from the Fai
mouth Factory, and Tor sale cheap 1t Heas
Quarters. r.. WALION.
Nov 20, 1875.
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DOlnestics.

BOA0eSGaCSs
S.44.4 6 4 Brown Muslins
S4 "A u 4 Bieached do.
Bleached and Brown Drills, Osnabnrgs
7'ickings, Apron Checks, Linsey
WHIT and Red Flannels, Cotton Yarn.
All Just received and for sale cheap at
Nov. 6. AS. HEAD QUARTERS.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
Roots and shoes.

iaA HfOOtS aha SDOeS.
IUST received and for sale at Head Quart
ID Case Sup. Thick Boots
" l do. do. KIP do.
.s1a Ladies and Misses Kid and Leather shoes
rs Gather and Lined Kid Shoes
Ladies New Style BRAIDED Bonnefs = s
Hair, Seal, Plush. and Cadet Csps
'st Cum Shoes. sc. &c.
Sold Cheap by r. WALTON.
Nov. 6. As.
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NEW
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods, SC. &c.
k00nsx & Dinges

IN AVE just received from Philadelphia
4 u aud Baltimore, large ant. splendid
sortmeit of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. land
respe ctfuliy solicit the citizens of Woodstock
and The surrounding neighborhood in general,
to call in before purchasing elsewhere.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
EAGLE HOTEL,

Wuachester, Loudoaaa st., about the centre of
the Ibicn,
~ HIS long established House the Proprie-
Il tor is determined shall be inferior onone,
and being the entire owner Of the establish
nent, and having the means Of supplying his
table from his Garden and other sources, his
prices for beard will he arranged accordingly
and lower in comparison with the other Hotels.
JOSIAH MASSIE.
Winchester, October 80. lS45.-6t.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

and IS prepared to execute al orders in the Mil-
linery and Mantua- Making line in the most
Fashionable style and at the shortest notice.
Her residence is at Capt. Miller's, next door
to the courthouse. Those who may favor her
with their patronage, may be assured Of her
best endeavors to please. All orders from a
distance shall be promptly attended to.
She would also most respectfully return her
thanks to the public generally for the liberal
patronage she has heretofore received, and
hopes her friends will still continue to give her
call. Oct 80, lS45.-3t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
UctoOeF 10, $40. 1--4
CrOckery & Stone Ware.

A good assortment constantly kept OH
"A hand. and for sale very low. by
july 81. l845. i G. SCHMITT
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yasu,hsc Property for Sale.

Febriiay
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Books for Ladies.

November IA, 1915.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20

yss cut sf he ClautsT = oEsrarsFoIu
llol. Hhich he N-s Eely suIs Hould NEE
ne hsariy FespOnss e fteEy eenileI1sn q
.asi noOE; and he lheseupsn 0Gercd lhs
i0liowing resolution.
Raalrsd. Thst - thnnks IL d. So, 4,
F'sar.sst . Dc HaA sIIlE 7. M.ssry q
We ai4hiy and iMpnrsisl''T -wFrT UT r a..
o.s.hAsget lie duiiss e rsrziieni. pIv frmpare,
The resolution vas unanimously adopl-
ed; and. sfler The Intervention Of some
Other business. Mr. MAxcrn having re-
tgned 70 tie Chair Of the Senate, he adj
dressed iis members as follows:
GESTLEzkS OF TIE SExArE: BENZ
about 10 terminate The Official relations
lhai hare existed between Us lor nearly
three years past, and perhaps 10 seperaie
from some Of Jon forever. cannot permit
this moment IL pass without giving utter
ance 10 the feelings which have deeply
impressed me with the uniform kindness.
libealitv. and courtesy that have chsrac-
ierized the members Of this body. as ne
corded in reiterated terms Of unsnimity;
and l must be permitted 10 say that the
recent unanimous expressions Of good win
and Partially have overwhelmed me with
sentiments beyond the formal considera-
ton Of friend and associate. They de-
serve from me return Of affection and
gratitude.
II the high and responsible duties Of The
honorable station which your par.iality
has assigned 10 me have been performed
with due regard 10 the public honor and
interest, and 10 the satisfaction Of nv bro
iher Senators, il has been owing 10 the
ready and effective support uniformly ex-
tended 10 the presiding officer BY them,
and to that individual courtesy for which
this elevated body has ever been dislin-
guished.
Having terminated The business, | can
not close the session without giving ex-
precision to my most earnest and corlial
wishes for the continued health, prosperi-
ty, and happiness Of every individual
member, and hat each may meet the en-
braces Of his family in The enjoyment of
ldie same blessings.
Inow perform the last official act or The
session, by adjourning the Senate sine
de.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20

Orange superior IouFt-A d
u.srh ssrm a orr suE<zsu CoaIs Lrld lnss wesk,
I.are cArswrsr pscsiaias. Airy Am JaIn.om,
eharrluifhslr mararrcfhrrfsshrr. TurarJohD.
-, vs. iriri and scaai.isd The gr0unl q a.
Enc "a up 90 De piaor.s. ~. Ia T.at he ia
m oomuii il,e ~. Il Tass 4 n IA, shs wa..
IN Re wOnls q de lau. duE iaegpas-hsd MOI /.
knszIcdse q god and evil and. "a Thsiis vas
jus,iEasie. The conicSien q de prisoner. upon
uAish de State mainly rsliod On he frs point,
had II, ltile WEIGHT; de cvilence IN he ease BE-
IL IL such naia-e q % lead % he ecnvirfion
thai lie pgisaner ID NJ psrIeslnlr tAs deed--
thai 4 ssrcngrr arm than hers strnrk tie Aow dat
drgnsei TGrne. Jol.nso. q SIS liz. Mary Ann
Johnsoa j. hut twelve yeas old /; yea i APPEARED
that Il he Era kow ssrusk he dseessed. he are
pa.Cd through Lis brad, through three i6lds d
tse cover. and hall an inch into he aoor. Upon
IL sscoad pciai, il aPpearcd thai she had been
raiscd IN great isnOsan.e. though naturally a
s.nzd sirl iha she had never been 70 church,
o. 10 rchoOl; had no knowledge q God or reIi-
Fioa, and was nos conscious 81 having committed
. crime. An igncnnoe truly lsm-nisblel and
ths, zoo in Onngs ccrniy. Heaihen a our We
~ doOni The third point in TIC defence was
maintained On The grOtni Of rs having been q
rsrt of her confession that her either threat, ned TO
Lii her Il she dil No, put an end to bis lie.
This h q melancholy caac. viewed in any az
pct; and sln,sst mlkes The heart bleed Cor the
de,ss.;i, o. our race wkenwc review l. That a
tcniss girl q afantile proportions, sIAouIl le the
principal Ia % horrible tragedy; Or The mcrc in
s:rumeni in he hands Of Others; cr should have
been taught tale which woull screen the vile
pcrPctAior firm The veugeanoe Of the law. and
through sar. or from sone other powerful innu-
cnoe, Is made 20 Sikh 10 her tale through The fierce
ordeal Of trial--ei;hcr Of ihese aPpoSiiOns prc-
scn,s case q jcpraviiy to which the records Of
sin rarely furnish parallel
We have boon thus particular in noticing this
casc, lcrausc q ihe singular circumstances con-
neciei with Il; sni because o. the publicity which
has hcen given 70 d IN other Paris q the country.
In conformity 10 rule which VIC have laid down
70 suhscre tho ends Of public justice, We took no
notice Of he eass before The trial. -.-'~- -
Though great deal Of business was transacted
during the term. there was no other case Of gene.
fal interest.
This Is the fnt time that Judge cALBwELL
has been on this circuit; and we but express an
opinion 10 which We have heard no dissent when
40 say. that by HE promp,ness Of decision and
despatch Of business, his uniform courtesy and
disniGed department. he proves hiusclf to be en-
ole and upright judge, and an ornament to the
ccnch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A neeting of The Democrats Of Orange
was bed IN HillsborOugh. AZ he Masonic
Han, On de lllh instant. Cor he purpose
OF making move relative 10 the appoints
meni o. suitable candidate Cor tie mex.
Congress fiom The seventh distract.
The meeting was organized by calling
Col. Jesse Cant TO the chair, and appoints
ne J. VI. Hancock secretary.
The objecl Of the meeting having been
explained BY the chairman. i motion was
made % appoint a committee OF six 10
draif suitable resolutions which being
coneuned in. the chairman appointed 70
that Office Gen. b. Trollingrr, J. II. Hor-
ner. VIM. Patterson, benjamin Hurdle,
Maj. Check, and DIR. Sims.
during the absence Of the committee.
Gen. Daniel being called upon. addressed
The meeting in manner that eyinced his
warm devotion 10 The cause OF Democracy,
and iully sustained his former high repu-
iaiion = an able, logical, and spirited
speaker.
After Gen. Daniel had closed his adj
dress, the committee reported The follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The time is near at hand when
the people Of the seventh district will be
called uron 70 choose Representative 70
the next Congress; and whereas il is es.
sential to The success. Of the Democracy
that We should be united in action as wei
as in sentiment; therefore,
Resolved, That this meeting approve:
Of the proposition to hold District Con
rfiiOn, for the purpose Of nominating /
stumble candidate for tie next Congress.
Resolved, That in The opinion CT thi:
meeting Henderson is the most convent.
ent place for holding said Convention.
Resolved, That Tie chairman appoint
forty delegates TO represent this county in
said Convention.
Resolved, That the delegates be re
quested TO meet at Henderson on the thirt
Saturday in April, provided The other coun
ties of the district concur in the PROPOSE
ton to hold such Convention at the above
mentioned time ard place.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves tC
give our undivided support TO the nomi
nee Of said Convention.
In accordance with the above resolu,
ton, the following individuals were ap.
pointed delegates 70 said Convention, viz:
Col. VIM. Homer, Williamson Parish,
esq, Jesse p. Parker, John Holt. DIR.
Montgomery, Gen. Allison, DIR. ]. s.
Bracken, William Nelson, Maj. James M.
Palmer, Capt. John Berry, Col. Lailimer,
Maj. ]. Fcgleman, MAJ. VIM. Patterson,
George Patterson, John McCown. Benz.
Hurdle, DIR. Eli f. Watson, William N.
Pratt, Col. Joseph McMuray, Maj. ia
cob Hurdle, Capt. VIM. Jordan, DR.. John
Allison, Nicholas Hester. John W. Ham
cock, P. II. McDade, Capt. Haston Poe,
Bryant Strowd, esq Gen. d. Tro!linger,
Maj. Morgan Mebane, John Tabscott,
George Freeland, DIR. p. Jones, David
Umsted, Elisha Umsted, Col. Cad. Jones,
Col. John Huffman, DR.. Sims. Henry Fo-
gleman, ]. II. Horner, and James Stagg.
Ii was then ordered that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the
Hillsborough Recorder, North Carolina
Standard, and District Democrat.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JESSE CANT, Chairman.
J. w. HANCOCK, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
SUPREME COURT.

Opinions in the following cases have
been delivered by this Tribunal since ouI
last notice
BY RUFFIN, CD, in Doe er dem. KEEL
ly .. Craige, from New Hanover, revers.
ing the judgment and awarding GENRE
de noU0.
Also, in State .. Hooper and Suttles,
from Rutherford, declaring there ought tc
be judgment for the State. -re
Also, in Guyther .. Taylor, in Equity
from Martin, declaring that the legacy wa:
vested and not contingent, &c.
Also, in Hill .. Johnston, in Equity
from Caswell.
Also, in Irwin a. Elms d. Davidson, II
L,4,..;.7-, f.vur r1ecKIenburg, declaring tho
decree erroneous.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

In confirmation of the reports which
have been in circulation here. and have
already found their way inlo the Eastern
papers, we learn that the Minister Of Mex
leo to this country (Gen. Almonte) has
signifed to this Government the termina-
ton Of his mission. in consequence Of the
passage Of the act for the annexation e.
the United States Of the Province &c Tex.
rs. lie has addressed letter TO the Sc
cre,sry Of Stale entsring solemn protest,
in the name &c his Government, agains,
tina, law, which he declares to be an act oI
aggression the most unjust that modern
history records, being, as he alleges. the
spoliatinn u = friendly nation uf consi-
dersbie part Of It's territory.
The Minister has further asked for his
passports. il being his purpose 10 leave
this city for New York as early a. prac-
,icable, aud there to embark for Mexico.
This step on the part Of The Minister. is,
cfcourse, only what every intelligent per.
son knew would be the necessary conse.
qnence Of the passage Of the act Of annex.
alton. Ma. Eatci.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20

re Mlh1s EifIcEed. aloui n an
ssnos, De CDeks Nho Ire urcn Link
hsiter. Ths CHrek uere afsscked u Il,s
raMnees. l.al Ieprlssd lhsn. AMER klllins
~ q her paui0s. - wish0ua Any
loss On der eide. Tie paWnefs have
rssurned 70 DER h0mes nF1n de Wild pss-
nes ior Eeinforemtni. silh wh;rh my
have sworn % nrium ard fzke reEenee.
ne fe7uenng Greeks &c removing firm
NE exposed quarter % de kenser seiils-
nsnis. The Array oocur Cd N DE eoun-
ny which MAS spp0rtonud 70 he Semi
neles by The laie ireaiy. and xhiihsr hey
are daily removing. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
0bifnarr.

Died, At PanolA, Mississippi On de 2eth Of De
cemhsr last, EB~AnB DAVIS DlrkEss, eldess sOn
Of Samuel and Mary Di1kens for.etiy Of ths
stale.
Aiso, on the 2ls Of January las, Ms. Maur
d. DIcxKSs, daughter Of Edxsnl Ind Ann L.
Davis fameiy Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
TO The Hhigs Of the Seuenth congres'
sion1I District.
]. W. HANCOCK, Sec'y.

TO The Uhigs Of the SeuenM Congres-
sionai District.
II istime that onr Candrda'e ior seal
in the next Congress Of The Unied States,
should be in the field. lie, US then. pre-
psre stonce for the contest. We bsseech
every Wing in The District, to do all he
can forIthe good Of the cause. We are
ready and wilIing 10 GO Tor HENRY X.
NASH, talented son OF Orange, who has
already distinguished himself in the Leg
islsture OF Norh Carolina, and ould re-
fec, honor upon the Distinct, IN the Con.
gress d tie Uni,ed States. Should he
however decline being Candidate, then
we tenn 10 STERLING II. GEE. Of this
County--a true Whie-a good Republi-
cana strong and popular man. beloved
by his Iriends and feared by his oppo-
nen,s; with manners SO fascinating thai
he csnno, fail to make an impression
wherever he GOES. In vindIcaung The
claims Of G,e, Nash, or any other genu'
me Wing. We pl, dye ourselves to devote
our time and energirs TO the triumph oI
correc. PRINCIPLES IN tie Seventh Com
gressiuaal Di.tr,ict.
Roanoke Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, writes
as follows: ain Cabinet Council it was de-
cided that the withdrawal of Almon:e, in
view of the relation he bears to the exist
ing Mexican Government, was not cause
sufficient for the cessation of friendly re-
lations with that Government on our part,
and that Minister should be despatched
thther. Col. Butler, of Kentucky, is
spoken of as Shannon's successor, TO whom
it will be suggested that this Government
expect his application for leave 10 return"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20

D. DASIEL, =, h P.hrh ,. Tunst
non uss1se, reversing ihe judEmenl 4
ne ;. =, and afdrming he js1gneal q
de cuaaly cour.
Ass = Ssaie .. Canol. derlaring Tia
hess : . error IN me jBdsmeni helow.
bxAAsH. j., in Stsie >. Paunn, fsnm
onags. shining die jndgmens below.
Also. = Iies,grpeih .. PuryeaF and CHI
ers. n Equity. frOm SDny.
Also. n Johnston c. Eas0n. IN Equity.
from Edgecomht. direriing . decree lor
plsiniid wiih leave 70 defendant 70 have
an aecOanf.
Also. - Newsum .. Newsum. n Equi-
y. nom Wayne, dismissing the Bal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
Land for Sale.

pY authority Of the last will and testament Of
10 Joseph Frecland, deceased, the subscriber
will offer at public sale, on Saturday the 2sd in
slant on the premises, the Tract of Land of which
the said Joseph Freeland died seized and possess
ed, lying, about four miles north of Chapel Hill
A credit will be given to the purchaser. The
terms will be more fully made known on the day
of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, one other
Tract belonging to the subscriber, (f not disposed
Of privately BEFORE lying on the stage road, about
four miles north of Chapel Hill. Terms viii be
made accommodating.
]. ]. FREELAND.
March 4. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
March 4.
M Office.

THE subscriber, having taken out letters Of adj
l. ministration on the estate Of ELI HILL,
deceased, at the late Term of Orange County
Court, hereby gives notice to all persons indebt-
ed to said estate to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims against the estate,
will present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or this notice win be
plead in bar Of their recovery.
]. j. FREELAND, Admir-.
March 4. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having, at the present term Of
4 Orange county Court, qualified as the exc
cutor Of CATLE1T CAMPBELL, dcccssed,
hereby gives notice to ali persons indebted to the
said estate TO make immediate payment and for
all persons having claims against the estate to
present them for payment within the time pre-
seribed by law, or this notice viii be plead in bar
Of recovery.
By the direction Of the deceased, his Black
smith accounts were, before his death, delivered
to Mr.. George Laws for collection-they will re-
main in his hands.
]. w. NORWOOD, Ex'r.
February %. 65-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
NJ A r RIED

Al de residence q Gosesnur Graham. IN thi
sieinity. On "Wednesday evening he I2th ins,.nl
b The Rev. william n Green. Josrru Mosr
sosE GEAHas. e-q- q Lnosln county. 10 Mis-
MaRE A. q. WasnIssros, daughter q the M
Mr. John washington, ofNexhern-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
STANDING CONNFfTES

1le aAasisg ss1nxas cuuuis.sss 4 sse -
- Z - rniind ssriAa. have Resn sspasaae.
n - kam Pma1rMss
o. Fanga Rzffisas--Rse~.... A.. -.
ma. cass Ahhsl, All3rasu. ana Hnp.r.
"a Fizla0s-McssnL KoodlS,ry, MeDufe
o. ceAaoee. - MezrE HuF~Spd. III.
huningsaa. golInson. q M1rl.nd. and sesiez.
On Mza.fsfssss-slousEz Dirkinsun. stu,
socn. Simmons. semFie. and epeigAL
% Ag1rshuss- &esSrk Sturgeon, sesnsae
IFhEn. b1ns <zl Bau0n.
o. Mkfevy Afhn1.-Mcaz Benton. Han.
negrn Csiiirndch. Dr., and Phrlps.
DH MakfG~-Mez1rzL Aicilinsrn, SemEac. rer.
r0w. FsiF6rid, and c0rxin.
On Neraf 4 aiiT-.-Meszrs. Fairfeld. co.suitt
NrDuaze. gehn n Clayton and Dirkinson.
On Pntke L1nds.-Mes.zE BIeese, steixhs,
Askiey, Woodhndgc. ard Jarnagin.
On iriraie Land ciims.-MessrS Hanns-
E.n senEs. Johnscn. q Louisi.na. Dayton. and
Tlamas cllyton.
On Lrdian Afais.-kezES eesier, Psgly,
fhelIS, h0sehead, and Airhison.
o. ckima--Me=rS Bsgly, Mangum, John
n. Clayton. fcmlle, and Iirkinaon.
On Revolutionary cidiGa-Merux. scnplr,
lamagin, Gnene, HznncgAn, and colquiff.
On HE yuasciayy-MexsrS. Ashley, Huser,
Wehssrr, Bcnien. and Brccse.
On he Posf 0AIce and Rosf Road,.-Messus.
Nlles. Sturgeon. simmons, semPle, and Johnson
of Louisiana.
On Reads and cenak.-Meszrs Anterior,
Lewis. corwin. Sturgeon, and Woodbidgr.
On Pensions. = Me~rz Dir, Bates, Miller,
Ashley, and Aichis0n.
On &c District Of colamJia.-Meszrs. Col
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