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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIES' MAGNETIC FLUID.
A ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in
relation to this and extraordinary discovery in medical
science. The object in referring it warn the public
against spurious limitations which entirely devoid Of gal
yanic influence and without any beneficial effect
The MAGNETIC FLUID is always connection with the
GALVANIC RINGS promote their effective action,
and 70 direct the gayanic the particular portions
which are affected The only Agency the United
States is at 1874 FULTON STREET few doors from
Broadway, IN this city Dr. Cristie intends establishing
authorized Agency every city the Unon and all limitations
q discovery sold elsewhere viii be worthless and Of no s
respective Agencies which are now being established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11

BURROWS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY,, June ll,l8-wll be performed the Pictorial
Drama Of OREGON; or The Emgrants, Daugher-shel.
dom MIR Johnston; Jacques Babtste, Mr. Sevens Peter
WhTssoae Mr. I Johnstqns Mrs Smith Mrs Hughes; Lit
To conclude with the Romantic Drama Of the BRONZE
MORSE.The Prince, Dunn; Ping Sing Burke; Tched Pc,
Thayer; Cloud King, Russell; Margelia, Mrs Burke
PARK THEATRE.
NJ R. W. II. CRISP'S
BENEFIT.
Friday Evening, June 18th, 1915,
CRISP has the honor of announcing the first appearance
1V1 on any stage, of
MRS. MOWATT,
Author Of the successful Comedy of " Fashion"
The performance will with Sir f. Buwers popular
Play entitled
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline peschappelles. y; Mrs. Mowatt.
A variety Of entertainments.
Tickets and places secured the Box Office and of Mr. W.
II. Crisp, SO Leonard street.
9Qs-Bos Plan no,o OPEN 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11

DENTISTRY-VALUAB DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
WHY will suffer with the oohache when by calling
W. Dr. PAIGE, 1879 Grand street, Broadway, you
have 1t eectually and entirely cured He bas entire
preparation, that will in few minutes without
pain inconv enence that be filled making valu
able tooth for life thereby obyang the pain and danger Of ha
extracted II ceaHy of the discoveries
Of the and fails Of the desired effect The
der teeth filled without any unpleasant Artificial
teeth inserted in the approved je7 m+ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
TO THE PUBLIC.
NJ NJ STE TrR ~ HTT


MON SIZE UR G. HUB Err
II EGS leave the public, that Consequence
- of the heat Of the weather he has in
with the wishes of number of his friends,
POSTPONED HIS CONCERT,
which to have taken place Thursday venng
June l2th to some future OCCASION due of which will
be gwen. i'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
A RARE SPECULATION FOR MoNEYEp MEN

A RARE SPECULATION FOR MoNEYED MEN
IA For sale 10 hire
Maei-efs Exhibition ofhe Confagrotion Of Dfoscoc,
Automaton Rope Dancers with Speaking Figures "Pyrc
Fires and Mechanical Theatre The whole OF the above
being perfect working order and be put up place
n the space Of week This speadd and uaequaled exh
bon will be sold low for cash. be hired reasonable
along with the services of perfectly qualified
conduct und would have objections travel part
Of the world For further particulars, address L. H. Pha-
delphIa Post Office. jill 6tgbz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11

HARTWELL'S
W SHIN TON HOUSE.
x23 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHI I'D ELPHIA.
w Baths Just introducedWMm and Cold-in fine apart.
ments-lor both ladies' and Gentlemen my29 lm%m
NEW JERSEY HOTEL-MORRISTOW
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
me public generally that the and commodous house
entertainment Of All those who will favor them with their
anv when they hope furnish them such accommodations
mas 3taw2msrc DAVID CR0WEI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11

A SUPERIOR MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Xse WITH as acres Of Land Log Dwelling &c situated
km Wabash County Indiana the Saamania river, fo'r
town of Lagro.
On the premises erected first Saw Mill with Dam
66 feet between the butments feet high 80 feet base
20 feet wide and feet deep The fall is feet; and the whole
is well calculated to accommodate large business The
neghborhood is wheat country and the property
considered of the most valuable privileges In
diana
For Of apply Jonathan Lewis the premises
or TO Thomas Wood, N. w. Of Fourth and Market s
Philadelphia.
June 10TH 1916. jl0 3t~rc
TO CAPITALISTS
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital Of about $40 600 in
safe and profitable way by erecting building for divine
worship for the EmanuE Congregation Of this city, and fur
nhng two lots between Bowery and East River and between
Broome aud Madison streets, for that purpose.
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Denhoefer Is Cedar
at Messrs. Settheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver
julio 1m*rc
JAMES And PATRICK SKANELL
60 long and avorably known the Billiard portion
Of this community having hired that well Known establish
ment Of Mr. Abraham Bassord No. TX Ann and Full
ton street. respectfully solicit the of those who take
an j terest in the welfare ofnew beginners
j. their tn inks those gentlemen through
whose kind support and liberal patronage they have been thus
far enabled compete with all opposition and hope by
strict attendance to business to merit continuance Of the
The Bar well stocked with Ihs choicest Wines and ss
Sherry Cobhle Mint Jnps White Lions, &c., &c., made in
their inmltable style.
rablcs 81 marble and marble beds with all
improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11

WHEAT-s0 bushels prime Illinois Wheat landing ship
w Oswego from New Orleans and for sale in lots suit
purchasers by 4. X. COLLINS & CO.,
jl0rc Sc South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11

NEW EMBROLDERIES
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention of his
friends and the public to splendid goods the above
description received by arrivals which, being imported
irect from the European manuactores will be sold
ng advance the original He would also call aen.
several lots purchased auction an
which will be found well deserving early nspectiou The
following Desirable being q under the usual
Hghnesk Chsmisets richly embroidered, from to S. 50
500 Embroidered Collars, finished edges for g. usual price
los 3d.
$50 Embroidered Cspes, at %, usual price S.
200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves. .yin Is 70 $3.50
800 doz Linen Lawn Handk sn ;' from Cd
%%do 90 selhnstch do from NJ. ksdh''e"ens use
%Jo d. Rivierd borders
y no'Vffered unusually cheap 'a iiahakerchicis
o various styles Of Swiss and French Mus, !,
A LOT new Muslin Trimmings, Laces Wells Iyo~.~ on,
&c Sc all OF which will be sold decided bargains
NV. I'M No Hs BROADWAY
PRINTING PAPER
1(M HEAMS 2axt6 PRINTING PAPER
fOO 900 do 2ax42 Ia
700 do 26r37 al
900 do 2tx6 Al
tpD do IA
lh do aDx3O id
100 do 2txye ia cor..l.l,
nyaarh PERSsE BRooIs,'C IS 1 and y N.....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
ON INDIAN CIVILIZATION.

The advancement which the Cherokees
and other tribes are making IN agriculture
and manufactures, and illeirready adoption
OF the institutions and modes Of Life of The
whites, are satisfactory demonstrations Of
what was long considered problemalical-
the possibility ofcitilizing the Indian. In
every case where the attempt has been
made Under the auspices Of our Govern
meni to introduce among the savage ma.
lions tie an Of ciyilizi ton, il has 10 grca-
ter or less extent succeeded. The Chero-
KEGS have shown themselves The most do
ellie OF all the tribes, and the most inclined
TO exchange the brutality and pIiyations
OF wild barbarism Tor the comfort, conyen.
fence aud elegancies Of an artificial and
educated state Of soricty. The accounts
from their new settlement in the Far West
in the vicinity OF Tahlequah, indicate !
rapid progress in all the industrial pursuit;
and social institutions Of their white neigh
bors. From the Improvements that arr
visible aruund--ihe commod.ous dwell
lings, the well-culIiyated fields, the bus,
shops and stores-ihe Indian colony
might be mistaken for settlement Of en-
terprising Yankees; and, in all the appli
ances and exterior indications Of civilize'
life, will vie with the Last Of the new
towns and clearings" in the Far West
In the organization Of government, the ad
ministration Of law, and the obsevances q
society, a similar conformity is maintaine
with the usages of civilization. Ii is es
| pecially gratifying to notice the avIdit
I with which educational and literary inst
m,ions are adopted, and the general incl
\ nation to form associations for The purpos
Of promoting great objects Of improve
ments, intellectual as well as physical.
NAV be said tha, the Cherokees now pre-
sent to the world well-organized orderl
j Christian community. Other tribes al
making similar Announcements. and, b
their example, it is expected that eiviliz'
ton will be spread extensively among tn
savages in the Far West. These are gre;
and happy results. Our people deserv
credit for humane policy towards the re
man, and, by teaching him civilization an
Christianity, arc rendering the only aion,
ment in our power for having despoilc
The aborigines of this magnificent conii'
ent. ". o. Bulletin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

,uEfH 80 80 PulliEg 20 fnt uufk % Esl-
~ sne ihaaga ~ 'frb1rsn be &c. q .
~aTked = snmaon bgsnd.. .. es0ss i ; ii
nsitssp AZ hsy sd SrpIsmlss. Ikssr
ihis gslf iesh esmrelied 10 sell Tnhareo
20 F.b.uasv. Msrrh ssd Apsi. Il fr0o
" % = 81 50. when n bid nd slss
ssae a god osdr' "a My. Juss. y.ls
and Asga.I. Il uoald have bsvUgisl ffosls6
. ~. Those 4 yan = be hn.s good T.
osrts iaf aaaufsrissIng - sh.raiRr. . ia
8 Cd asnsgtmeni. MY sEp.es - as .
eosd psHe. wnh : Ieqar,i 10 lhs I'd.
'nss liai ahsy all ave th,s - ssneE.l
sisrUlahon shreugh lie Tahsrca srriias
= ihey cen. &c hey iliirk II 10 us.fsl !
! bss leave . say Ihst | hafe . p -
lhsough Ih- Tohsera groaisg canrlhs
o. lbs Stale isr.Bg sbs noaIl.s e S p
ieabfr and Oc.nhrT. When Il Ill eve Il.
great plsssuEs - a.sls he ssqns ihIaars
81 al that n.y ike ; more sxund-d coz
vfrsslls-n On Iae Risasgsaenl. 20. s:ast,s.
e.. II. b. MONTAGUE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
NATURAI.IzATIoN Law.

The Nra Yak Co.Iisr Il Enqa;rer,
20 seknos irds'ng 'lr feeeipi Of copy &c
The Rsport II lie Judiciary esnnislee 81
Ihs SENATE Bpon The yioIsuot n lhs Nslr-
r.l,zalioh L.w,, msde b. Seasiol Bs,ren
holds Ihe iolloa,ng lanRasel
The Tepoi', ssisbli-hss beyond 81
eoGLoversy. nnr annld think. The nsres-
siiy &C such modification 81 The ns,LT.ii-
zslion lsWs--nr IL ,he mode ~ sdmin,s-
ltfing Ihnse Laws. ~ will rrid.r them !, Z
6ciert 10 The txen. of iher provisions.
This j. Rfound. We sprlehshd. that I'll
-exeepl Ihoss who contend lh.t onT
American cillzsn.hip Is Tie right Of al
who lsBd npna our shores The mameni
lhey 80 lanf---may roncur 10. II Ne are
20 have any regulations roneeIEing haiu-
RELAXATION. Il IL proper those regulators
should be- ab.erved and enfcrcrh. Il j.
a. much {. he interest 81 The sainrsl zed
- Of The q live riIzen that this should be
50, for u enizenship be privilege. lilo
sss f. value }, 81 in prop sri,on 70 The Ia
eilhy with aLich lie provisions &c the
Law comforting il can b. evsded. Tie
conviction ihir. lore seems 10 be uresi,l-
bic from The report nnd,r con.idtr.t Ia n.
that ,he'iaas n nov sJmins'sIed admit.
ing foreigners 10 citiz nship, require r.,
sislnn. and especially iLai the execution
Of lhnse Laws be restricted 20 eOu,ls Of the
u. States
"anolher &c, disclosed BY Ibis report
10 thst Of Hlnch Ifsqntnt mention hA.
from this 10 Tine tern made in his papr'
--ihal under tie nan Of ea isrants. Nc
receive too olIen both criminals aud pau
ptrs. cent gu, hnher By tier own govern,
ment, OF By The municipal or ulher sub
ordinate suihor,l Is. in order tn get rid q
The expense aud charge Of keel ing then
al home. pie.
For instance, Al Baltimore il was les
,ified by several witnesses that in the shIl
in which they were passengers IRON BE
MEN, there were Twenty-Five rriminsI
brought on board by police officer, v h
rems.ued with them I'LL The ship was ou
4, sea, and then left them, slier disIrIbu
ing 10 each SUN Of money.
i , "ln other cases il was tesnfied tina
psUpers were sent out at the expense @
their PARISH or eishboIbooJ.
"Ihis is great wipng TO our country
The sending % criminals indeed 10 g, q
ersl wrong tn humanity. as well as to ou
country. ard if done With The keowiedg
{ and concurrence Of foreign governments
i, Just cause of offence aud indigen, :,
nnnstrsnce; and in every ,iew, Il rs abus
Of the liberal spirit Of our laws and U.S.
ges, to ttansfnrm In,n a drain for the pa'
perism or the crime OF Europe. whs, vi
, designed orly as an asylum lar the 81
: pressed aud rffnee fur the honest an
/ industrious. however pnnr.
: "wiih regard 10 The examinations
|, this city as IN alleged frauds At electior
, and sicla,ions Of the naturalization law
|, we shall have something 10 say hrrealtr
: There ne in The pages of this Repn
, some curious reselarons. and some;
I it seems to us-most all eniurous swea
3 ing" -s..-.-. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

COMPLIMENTARY TO Mn. CLAy.-At a
Public meeting recently held. the proiier Of
a public Dinner was made TO the Hon.
Henry Clay, while on visit to the White
Sulphur Springs, ya.-Mr. Clay declined
the compliment, however, in letter TO the
Committee appointed to address him on
the subject, by saying:
Il regre, that | cannot reconcile the ac-
cepiance oft with The private views which
induced me to make short visit 10 the
Virginia Springs. My main object was
to meet some old friends, probably for the
last time, without any desire or the remot.
est expectation Of my being The occasion
ofany public entertainment or manifesto.
ton. In feeling myself constraiaed, there,
fore, to decline the honor, so kindly and
politely rendered, Of a public dinner,
shall nevertheless, cherish grateful recol
lection Of it,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

The following. from the Nashville Republican
Bsnner. i worthy Of extensive eirrula,ioh The
reflections are jua; and We should Huppoae the
sme CONCLUSIONS would BE drawn b. every one
who gave the slbject moments consideration.
MANY persons. however, do not give il the thought
Necessary 10 hnsg them 70 any conclusions a al;
AMI, consequently, ihsse otirnoes, ,hoagh slightly
rrbuked. 90 unwhip, Of justice.
ain nearly every paper we open We
find an account cf rome bloody siiray IN
which human life Is sacrificed. Instead
ofcalling such acts hy their right names,
they are termed .uniortunatc alirays."
and with aboulas much justice as ducls are
called . affairs OF honor" When death
ensucs both are murders, disguise them BY
what specious names you will. The ha-
BIZ Of carrying deadly weapons has be-
conc so common, that the old "gamc Of
rough and tumble" has gone quite out Of
fashion, or having been yoteda vulgar nc
gentleman will resort 10 il. We have laws
against carrying concealed weapons. bn
they are seldom enforced, and hence th,
frequency Of unfortunate affairs" Wer'
iuries more fully impressed with the enor
nifty Of such offences, such occurrence
would be less frequent"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

Warsaw. Illinois. was under martial
law al last adviess. A gang Of counter
ieilrrs had been discovered, four arrests
made. and The parties lndge.i IN Jail. which
was guaIdedlsby seventy men. Alter an
examination They were repaired % 90 10
PrIon Until c0url, or give bail in The sum
Of $4,000. which was not forthcoming.
during the eaeilementc onsequenlo on these
proceedings. stable was fired. but The
guard was sIaneh n is also stated that
some 81 Tie weaIlhiesl cilizens of Warsaw
are implicated; lllsi branch Of the gang
exists 10 I.awenceburg. and perhaps in
Cincinnati. and another up The Wabash.
The prisoners threaten awful disclosure.
Mar. lalsl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

Heshingioa Ral Rehabilitation
81 fa'e.-Me learn lhal he Board 81 d.
rreiors yesterday resolved that on and n.
ter Manday nexl The rate q lrsvel on lie
railroad between Baltimore end WASH
ingtnn shall be One Dollar and Nixfp
tei.is for esesl passenger. and four cents
mile Cor Intermediate places. The n.nnd.
trip system Of charge ceases Il he same
lime. This step cannot hul meet with
general acceptance. We take Il fnr granted
Thar IN consequences al Il the stage coach
lines will be Withdrawn. that III The lravrl
viii be ihrUwn upon he railroad. AID The
aggregate Of travel viii be steadily in
creased under The low fare policy.
Bali. I'm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
From the Raleigh Register.

TO THE PLANTERS OF N. CAROLINA.
Richmond, August, 80, 45.
The increasing demand for good man.
ufactoring Tobacco. over any other de-
scripiion.. aud tie prospect for small
crop 10 Virginia, will be my excuse Tor
again troubling you with a word oil adj
vice as to ITS management. First Of all,
and above all, allow your Tobacco 10 get
thoroughly ripe hPf"re cutting; without
this, il il impossible 10 mske hrs'-rate
chewing Tobacco. When cut, hang on
Low scsfT Ids, so that the tails will be about
six inches from the ground. Allow II
l,hus 10 remain some five TO eight DAYS,
as the weather may permit. l. should
no, be crow ded on the sticks. or scaft"ld,
nor when put in The house; thus hung. u
will reoure bu, LIT lie il any fire. The
houses should he oren from halfway The
bodies IN, go as TO admit free circola
ron. II the weather should make II ne
cs.sary 10 fire, il should he made of sea
soned wood, split toto small pieces sbou
six inches long. in small stacks from 'hre'
/, fonr under each tier; this is enough 4
keen 10 q Sumner hea, in the Sun, wbie'
| ia allrt requires. Ilcan hardly be ascertain
| ed tina, Tobacco managed in this way ia
been fred a. oil. Some fear this mode
because they Say it wiIl not keep. III
hfi ,uly is, ,ha, they strike too soon
and with improper seasons, Good manu-
lac utipg Tobacco should ne'es be 'h.os
mt, market al the commencement OF N
| Insp etiDn; mark The reason: The manula'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

- MleEs--Aa tEls uass D. - 81 o. 80
g toa-.sa Eszlrlas. sirk - lfalrg. =. I,slz.ly.
80 -Ey izsh eli - a tls - - IS ulstr i
sore STA Rsrn 4 iu.saunn.,,-. -, ll.s.ll
- nster o1gaa $ b rru1llz1 =. q 4 49, -
- o. q IN 4 81 tsks s~As ~ psszr e. nas
- Z sassi the cuss. ersn nlea ai1eS y Brsn-
@srAA FllA Thy can inks ogs Dc iraPurisies
nsan ~ Aseo1 ~ slAss ~ cenn1s "a So
Nod ll'o C hsAs, lhis besuiEss sina hui Atsy
ca s1~EsEAagE sLn HLeeB. ~ fhe 90 t1ssl
nlsi e theEs. hw q a fi.as4 ea8sT y srn&i-
eate ntsrufy ma IL 4Ern sn1 fsst1re ~ lzeI-
eaIlaiand h<lng = IL kealh. thsn i IS b slnrs
he Eesao.tion e N msa xho has rrpensnily
bern hlnd- bleeling and NJ ste<ss q q nm sIe
NJ sreaiast antsgonlsas &c Rzn1rslh Pilis have
- oouiend again<. La ns fl,srrfass hs nise. zna
Aben sirknnzs zSalis =. alasr1rs he d5sease srr
e. THE hloon, POI ia hoo1 ga q lls Iody
Which tlrc1ing dos.
Nov, Bnndnih's Plls nos oaly purify shs
blood. bun shey lesscn tbe sEsnsiiy, Il lie ssne
time lhry nake fLf qneklg Leffv. They aaly
lake the worn CT parts fran he L1ood, shoae
Nhich, d retained. x0uI le a source q disrasr-
The g00d ELECTS whirh are deiscd IfOn Ban
dreih's Pills have 10 le feli 70 be belirScd The
secss q decay can he conziantly eF.dlcaiod b
tier use, and de PRIxrIFLK % LIFK-TuE
BsOsp-ssengihened Thus pTotmcsing sisoE
q body aud mind 70 peri0d vhen We have bern
asruslOmed 10 sc DE laiicFing siep and lie en-
feelaed hli1Ilcci.
CT Agents for The sale Of BEsndrrfh's fillss-
u. Heart Hilll1roush; A. Tio1enoe, Fiitsloro';
Wm. foshce, foshce store. Chstham; J. n. Dsde,
Chapel Hill; q. A. Msl4ne, Nsson Han; Z. a w.
Smith, Alsmanoe; J. a r. ssloan. GIeensbosough;
James johnson, WeniWorih. Wood & Neal. Ma
disOn; Owen M.Aleer, YanNsyvills; J. R. csllum,
Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

The route from Chagres to Panama
across the Islhmus has recently been ira
versed by Mr.. Jewelt, anewly appointed
charge Of the United States. The dis
lance is sixty five miles in all, and the
Journey of the mnst interesting descriP-
ton. From Gorgona TO Panama the road
is mere bride path through the forest.
Mr.. Jewelt, in letter seen by the editor
of the Union, describes the forest as one
continued and most magnificent green
house-more beautiful than any he had
ever seen cultivated by the hand Of man
in the United States. lie regrets he could
not have been a week, instead of day,
in making the passage. Many of the trees
were bearing fruit, growing in the most
lnxurianl manner. The forest bordering
on Chagres river is very beautiful. He
never had travelled a distance Of sixty
five miles which afforded so much TO in-
terest and excite stranger as the route
from Chagres to Panama.
Mr.. Jewett thinks it important Tor the
Government 10 assist in establishing q
line of communication between the Pacl.
tic and the United States by this route, to
facilitate inter. communication betweenthe
Pacific squadron and the head Of the Ma
Wy Department. louisville Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18

! supcrIor Couras-Ai shs lstr ssFaem.
liz ,ern a Orsnss suseio Coas,, Judss DIeE
,r..iaing, thers was an unnraal amount of husi.
-. n he criminal dorkes % he dispo~ed q
Tl,rre were thre convictions for G.nd Lafueny;
,wo White men. and fiee negrn. whose trsl va.
,,wO1ed fIom Granville 10 Ghis comfy.
Moss 7. Hopkins. laliss Thomas Josos. and
hall dozen oihsr sIisses) white man from w
riuia. Was convicted q stealing Hone, rnd has-
IN prayed fos he benefit of clergy, was scniene-
"A ~ she coari 20 recsive thiry-nine iaShes inn
rssaislsly. % remain II Fsl-on until Tuesday q
November cours, when be ! again 70 receive dir
,,.niae, and thcn be discharged according 20 law.
IL has also been indicted Cur Bigamy, and j. .
Baorous oissnder.
Gren Morrow. white man, convicted q steal.
ins money. was Sentenced 70 receive lhiny-nine
hshrs. and :, discharged according % law.
John MiirhrIl. irre negro, con,isfed Of steal-
in. Hone. va. srn.enced % pay Gnr q siriy
aol.sr. and 10 b sOId Cor the payment a The fns
The remainder a The cascs tried were for mia-
,.weanOrs; and mod q ghcm oisinaici. q i
generally the cas-. in iniempenncc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 10th instant, in the
55th year Of her age, Mrs. MARY Bran, wife OF
Mr.. James Bird, and daughter of Thomas and
Elizabeth Vincent, deceased, leaving husband
and four children, and numerous relatives and
friends, to bemoan THEN loss. She was an alice
tomato wife, kind and mdulgent parent and
consistent christian. She had been member Of
the Presbyterian Church for about thirty years
w. [CoNarNIcATED.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
M A r RI E ID

In this county, on the 18th instant, by William
]. Hogan, esq. Mr.. JAMES B. McDApE, Of Cha
mel Hill, 10 Mrs. LrcISDA l.. FREELASD, daugh-
ter of John MsCaulcy, esq, deceased.
In Wilmington, on Monday the eth instant
by the Rev. DR.. Dranc, ex-governor EDwARD Is,
Dudley to Mrs. JANE CowAS.