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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

RAISING A SALARY.--The New York
True Sun says il is nmored that meet
ing OF the Puseyite clergy in that city has
been held, al which il was resolved TO raise
$500 per annum for the support Of DIR.
Onderdonk until the General Convention
fsr'RaF aiSTfebsisGfb me rural clergy,
requesting them to be non-committal on
the subject Of the doctors position, for the
present. g
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Axr,.Rrxr TRoun1xs.-The an,i.rer

ANTrRRSr TRoUDLEs.-The anli-ren-
tiers in Hudson county, N. Y, are again
violating the laws, having on Friday last
shot at and wounded Sheriff Sedgwick and
his deputy while in discharge Of their du-
~. The sheriff received buck shot on
the right side of the head, which passed
through his hat, and seven more on the
right thigh, but escaped any very serious
injury. His deputy was wounded quite
seriously about the head. They were
compelled 10 retreat TO save their lives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
THE cINrH DISTRICT.

Col David Outlaw, Of Bertic, BY convention
held at Windsor. has been unanimously chosen as
the Wing candidate Tor Congress. in place Of Col.
ch~s-sr deceased Col n,aflass /. L.e--.- 49,
man possessing industry, energy and talent o.
sterling integrity, and sound republican principles,
and every way qualified 10 take the place Of The
lamenicd Cherry.
The Democrats of.the same district, at con-
scniion at Gatcsyille, have nominated Asa Biggs
as their candidate. ...a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

A writer in the National Inielligencer,
speaking Of the exiensiyeness of the cor
respondencc Of Mr.. Clay and Mr.. CAL
houn, and the heavy tax levied on them
in the shape of letter postage, very proper
y advises all who write TO them to prepay
the postage on their letters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
Long, Webb, & Co.

IN addition to their general stock of Spring
4 Goods, have received the following:
Handsome Real French Prints, French Work
ed Collars and Trimmings, Silk Cord and Tassels,
and Gimp Cord, Oil Silk, New Style of Parasols,
Fans, Grass Cloth, (for skirts,) Black and White
Knitting Cotton, Marking Cotton, Victoria Diaper
Pins, Spool Stands, HAN Pins, Britannia Coffee
Pots, Molasscs Cans, Vanilla Beans, Fine Green
Tea, Straw Knives, &c.
They have also received supply of the same
Moving and Grading Blades which they sold las
spring, and which gave such general satisfaction.
They have on hand few Patent Solar Larf
Lamps, which burn either Lard or Oil, saving pro
baby onc-half the expense Of other lights. Alss
one barrel Of Lard. 800
All of the above will be sold low for cash, or on
short credit TO punctual dealers, 4 @E
juno 9. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

Roman Catholic Baptism. we've con-
demned BY the Presbyterian General As
sembly, Al Cincinnati. 2Oih instant. Yeas
100; nays 9: not voiing4. Majority against
recognizing the Baplisms, l56. The
question was. whether the Catholic church
was a church Of Christ. The Assembly
has decided that il was not.
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Notice..

TSHE subscriber, having at May Term Of Or
\ ange County Court taken out letters Of adj
ministration on the estate of ALVES MICH
OILS, deceased, hereby gives notice to all credi-
tors of said estate to present their claims proper
ly authenticated, within the time limited by law
for that purpose, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. Debtors to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
HENRY WHITFIELD, Admir-,
May 90, ~
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UNIVERSITY or NORTH CAROLINA
Animal commencement.

his gratifying 70 pcrorise de dep Snd n
ssessng inicsczs wiirh sppean % b. cEriiod u
f.vsur q shis "a ofisarning. ana uhirh lsgugti
tOsshsr an unusually lasss and brilliant eca-
cosrse u sisilsn q he Annual connsaneneni
uhish tOok place a De sth Instant Ths rzes-
sisss o. he occasO. possszsed hIgh degree q
sIosIsnrs. and we beIirye gave srnenl saiisfac.
sion and delight 70 ~ who atlsnded.
Tic vslndicioD ssrnon. dalsrnd On Tuesday
rs ile Rev. Mr.. GiIrsEIsr. q Fsyeiicsilie. vas
,paksn Of as an exceIlrn, disoourse. and not he
Iss.a interesting pant q the exerrises attending
Commencement.
The Addless delivered befose he mo Literary
Sscicties on Wednesday Inoning. BY the Rev.
Tnoxls r. DAVIS, o. Salisbury, i aid 70 have
boen chaze. elegant and impressive. TWAS uni
urrsaly praised, and did credit 10 his high stand
inc as a s.kolar and Christian minister.
The Alumni Association bad public meeting
on Wednesday evening; and aiarE the reading q
secnl obituary notices of deceased graduates.
GHemOr swAIS Gin reply % inlenosaiorcs in
relation 10 the cause Of pOaponins The removal q
President CILpurLL's remains.) made some in
iss,ing remarks in relation 10 the pas, history q
our State, and The Olscuily which hangsosc the
last resting place Of sous q her Distinguished
sons He spoke in particular Of Governor Tao
mas BrnkI, whose remains were depOsiied some-
where in this ncighbOrhood but the place remains
unnamed even BY siOne. wehOpe The subject
viii receive further notice from Gov. swaIS, and
that he viii not lei il rcs, until the burning shame
i. removed
The nunlbcr Of graduates was thiny-shree--
sbOu, the usual number; and there Is every cvi-
dcnce Of continued prosperity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

AleissI Nhlch lFFflEs d ii.e gaiersn-
ceaee 30. kKpassiag. a4led a I'sns. Il
Asu AsKea. las li.e follsuing Pangl.ph
concerning he gid mines p llal sse-
fi0n.-
The God Nonntaia has hsen more
excessively wnrked dis srasoa ih.n here
infoEe. The search Tor gold has been ex-
tended % he south side q ne mountain
with great surnsss. The gentlemen by
whom ] send this take els. 900 II guld
dust. some Jumps rai0ed Il $40. found
within 30 miles of SAME Fe. The cold
region lies entirely on ihe eastern side a
the RIO del Norir. and IL worked wilh
any energy, would yield millions annual.
".
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

One of the reasons given in some OF
the papers why Mr.. Elmore has declined
the Mission 10 England is that he is about
To engage extensively in manufactures. II
this be so, the " accused Tariff" will
soon find supporters even among the Nul-
lifiers of South Carolina. We hope ths,
Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Pickens will GO in
10 partnership with him. The Palmet.
to- was one of the frs, to advocate the
adoption OF the =" Protective Policy" and
we should not be astonished to find heI
returning, in few years, TO her frs, love.
Nashville Banner.
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber, having at May Term of Or
Il ange County Court taken out letters of adj
ministration on the estate of THOMAS CLAN
CY, deceased, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against the estate to present them,
duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice win DO plead in bar Of their re-
covery; and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment.
JAS. M. PALMER, Admir-.
June 2. '.<s 79-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

THE MoRMoNs.-The Mormons are
again in trouble with their neighbors.
They have called upon Governor ousley,
of Kentucky, for help. The Quorum
of the Twelve and the Trustees of the
Church of Christ of Latter-Day Saints
implore him TO convene the Legislature
especially for their benefit, TO lend his
immediate aid TO quell the violence of mo-
brocracy, and exert his influence to estab-
lish them, as people. in their civil and re-
ligious rights, where they now are, or in
some part Of the United States, or al some
place remote therefrom.' There are i'll
dications of another outbreak and distur-
bance in that country, unless the authori-
ties step in promptly to suppress any vio-
lence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

The Whoa, harvest in the eastern pan q Viz
ginia was hogan last week. and we understand
that the crops promise to be quito abundant.
We arc gTatifcd 70 learn that in this region al.
50, notwithstanding the fears entertained from the
frOsts and dry weather, Appearances arc in favor
Of fair crops Of wheat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

II is estimated in a Southern paper
that from forty 10 sixty thousand South
erners visit the Northern States every sum-
mer, and tina, they spend the sum Of sl2.
00O, 900, exclusive Of tho OUTLAWS for cloth
ing, furniture, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

PRorosED RE-USIoN.--The Cincinnati
Journal states that The Charlottesville
Presbyiery, Cold school have made for
NAL overture 10 Charlottesville presbyie-
" [new school, lorare-union Of the Two
bodies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
Obituary.

Died, in TINS pllcc. on Friday the 9th instant,
Mrs. MaRoARrr NEtsoS, aged "a years.
Died, in Guilford county, on the 9Th ult, az
ter an illness Of 40 hours, Col. WILLIAx DoAK,
aged about g. years The deceased had for ma
ny years represented his county in the Legisla-
Iature, and the Grccnsborough Patriot justly re
marks that be was ono Of is best citizens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES

CITIZENS % THE UNITED STATES.
Lsi 4 = Emssnherpd lllnl Brax 1sxfks Fsgr-
f1tk UaizUni Pm have nov "a befoss De
cilizsns q m Uniied slales 81 neady m years.
and u-od b. h1ndrcds of lhonzand2 They are
% vel knozn thsi Il neeA sraErsly Be mrniioned
laas ihey arr : PuEgshEe Mcdicinc,1 % justly
taiznced. tslt lie = expcrirnce q ceniury" has
Fsovcd thsi Gley may n taken IN any dose, ar-
na1dhag 10 Ature's TcguireAaenfss dis rule
rrfcn 10 ioh sexes snd Al ascs. They have
heen nsod IN every variety 0f dcEangemrnfs az the
human bosy. and vet. when properly used. never
failed 70 Restore % health eKcepa IN thoze eazes
where nature was exhausted bcfoEe thee pills
were o0mmenced With.
EAperence has tanghi that Bnndrcsh's Yege-
table Universal Pills remove ~ corrupt humoEs
iron the BODY in an easy, safe and eiieciuai man
ncrs producing no eferi but ~hai viii finally con-
dnce 70 the prriert publication AZ The Blood. and
thereby cure the disease. (whaieyer name Il may
be ealledl and give perfeei hcalih 10 the whole
system.
Remember, Dmggis, are M, permitted 10 scll
my Pills-fyou purchase Of them you win Oh
tain counterfeit. d. BRANDRETlI, ND.
ar Agents Cor the sale Of Bandrthis Pills
z. Heart, Hillslorough; A. Toncnce, Pitisboro;
VIM. Fc<hes, foShecis store, Chatham; ]. .Dade,
Chapel HlL G. A. Mebane. Mason Hail; z. & w.
Smith, Alamance; J. q X. sloan. Grecnstorough;
James johnson. Wentworth; Wood & Neal, Ma
Olson; Owen MAlcer, Yaneeyville; ]. X. callum,
Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

DEBT OF TExAs.--The actual public
debt Of Texas, the Journal Of Commerce
says, is between sl2 100000 and l3,500,
900; the country is extremely prosperous;
business good; the products Of the Garth
abundant; and the currency unquestion-
able, consisting of gold and silver.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
a @AR ID
WM0 30 Basins
nENTUsT.

Il fully make known that he intends remain
ing in his native county for a few weeks, during
which time he hopes 10 nave rpe pleasure or see
ing his friends, and as many as may think proper
to favour him with their calls. Office is miles
west Of Hillsborough, and miles cast Of Trolling
er's Bridge Post Office. rs
Families waited on al their residence, (if &c
quested.) ...-....zs 80.
n. B. As he intends making regular visits, ruf.
cient time win be given TO test the utility Of arti
icias, (if desrable,) and no charge unless sails
faction is given. t't 8
May &c. 7s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
From the National IntelIigencer.
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

The following Letter from 81 very res
pectable source on board our squadron oil
Vera Cruz" which we find in The govern
men, paper (the Union''l Of Thursday,
confirming the report of the probable paci-
ficatioa between the Republics of Texas
and Mexico, and giving also rather paci-
fic aspect to the purposes Of the Mexican
Government, in regard to the United States,
Is Of too authentic character to be with.
held from our readers: ...-
DIRECT ERoM VERA CRUZ.
From very respectable source, on board our sqad-
ron Off Vera Cruz, May 10.
"For some time past report has been
in circulation here that treaty of peace
was negotiating between Mexico and Tex
as. Within the last few days circumstan-
res have transpired which seem to con-
firm and render it extremely probable.
alt appears that captain Elliot, the Bri-
fish Minister at Texas, accompanied by
an agent from that Government. charged
with proposals for peace, arrived here on
the Ii,h of April in the british man-of war
Eurydice, and departed directly in very
private manner for the city of Mexico.
From one of the newspapers enclosed
(27th of April) you will learn that on the
2lst NJ. Cueyas, the Minister Of State.
made report to the Mexican Congress on
Texan affairs, aud, with the unanimous
consent of the Cabinet, proposed a decree
authorizing him TO receive propositions
made by Texas to arrange and conclude
a treaty Of peace honorable to Mexico, Ia
be submitted for the approval of Congress
This decree passed the House on the 81
Of May by vote Of forty one to thirteen
and subsequently was approved by the Be
nate unanimously. A bill for loan o
three millions of dollars has also become
law. "..x..
y"Since then letters from the city of Mex
leo, which am told may be relied upon
have been received here, stating that tn
negotiation between Mexico aud Texa
has been completed, so far as the Execu
tives of the two countries are concerned
The terms are said to be, that Mexico &C
knowledges the independence of the latter
guaranteed by France and England, pro
yided Texas rejects annexation with tn
United States or any other country.
"capt. Elliot, with the agent from Tex
as, returned to Vera Cruz on the I'd in
slant, and will embark on board the sam
chip, about to sail for Galveston,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

ssgsaQleli 81 I an lee to,szy. 0sli "a
Al iher siudies q nc elosing hession.
hey ae9niaHa themselves Eilh murh cre-
dii. Miss Harte's mNnner a fesrhing :
lndueilFe nrOughoui; and fI0m ~ dat !
witnessed q he occssisn. hare no hesi-
lsilon N dselsring he scllol inierioE 10
noae - - STATE p point q solid sdEan-
iages sndfarilities Cor srqniing thorough
cdnraiicn. This insfinfion deserves. and
! doubl noiwiii RrriFe the pairunzge %
an intelligent community. The Rev. j.
III. Pickard d Supervisor.
A SPECTATOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

GWeare authorized TO announce Mr.. RICH
ARD N. JONES as candidate for The Office or
Clerk Of The Superior Count for the county Of
onnge. II the election in August next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
Attention =!

To The commissioned, noa-commissio'sd Officers
and Musicians belonging TO the Back Greek
Battalion. @-z~.... .a...-..s
V0U are hereby commanded 10 attend at Tho
4 mas Lynch's, ON Friday the 4th of July, at
IL O'Clock, armed and equipped as the law d.
reefs, for drill muster and court martial; and on
Saturday, the 9Th of July, at II O'Clock, you will
attend with your respective companies, for battal
ion exercise, rs,fa
MORGAN MEBANE. Major,
May ~. -. is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
Strayed,

EROM the subscriber, living near Red Noun
IL tain Post Office, Horse Colt three years old,
bright sorrel with white streak in his face flax
name and tail, and his tail rubbed. ANY person
taking up the said colt and delivering him to the
subscriber, viii be paid for their trouble, and any
information respecting him win be thankfully re-
ceived.
WILLIAM BOWLING.
May 81. 49,
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Duelling is out of favor in Missouri, and

Duelling is out of favor in Missouri. and
the faithful administration of the laws
against the crime will probably put H.
nal end 10 it in that Stale. A short time
since duel took place a, st. Louis between
Messrs. Barr and Colt. When the Criml-
nal Court subsequently met, two members
or The 81. Louis bar, Messrs. Lorens
Spencer and Geo W. Taylor, seconds
in the duel, were summoned TO testify be-
fore the grand jury in relation to the trans
action, bu. they refused to testify, and upon
complain. to the Criminal Court, were sent
to Jail for ten days for contempt. un inc
following dav, Drs. Mcdowell and Skies
who went out as surgeons on the occaslon'
were also sent TO jail for refusing 10 sesll-
| ~. We apprebend (remarks the Louis,
Vile JournaD that The fighting folks IN and
about ST. Louis will have some dlfhcul'y
| in finding seconds and surgeons hereafter
! We fear they will have 10 figb, alone ape
dress their own wounds,
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FOR CASH ONLY.
Goods at Cost.

TINE subscribers, wishing to close their present
= business, would sell their Dry Goods, con.
sisting of some beautiful Callcos, Muslins, plain
and printed, Vestings, Cloths and Cassimcres, &c.
Hats, Shoes, Hardware, Books, &c. &c, at cost
for cash; also their Groceries and Saddle Trim
mings at very small profit. Is you wish bar
gains, give us call, as We arc anxious to dispose
Of our stock Of goods.
E. MURRAY e. Co.
Nav "a. s 7s--4w
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u We ~ aulAarz1d q snnssalrs Nsjs
JOHN TAYLOR - : ennAiduss sw ueeaseaiau
. a. sdns sfcluk e A. consy co1a q o.
unse = - slnrsiua n Aurua nex1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

49, MozzS MASON. a TITLE. Ne.
- = WzEnm l<Ecei. Ne9 HoSk. - -
.ssha.i q 1ggrsz G. Fsar.Hia,g ntsss6sEn1Eas =
tAai ehy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

A new Comet is said TO be visible in The north
eastern horison, at about two O'Clock in the morn
ing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

.6weaesuihornnd % snnounee Nj. JOHN
Q. KIRKLAND = e.ndiaz,s - shs slEss q
cissk 4 - couniy cours e Osznss. a O. slss.
Ia b Ansua nekL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

or We are authorized 70 announce Mr.. ED
WIN A. HEARTH = candidate for The Office
Of cIerk Of The superior Court for the county q
Oranse, Al the election in August next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

TNHE undersigned having, az the present term OF
i Orange County Court, proved the VIII ofthe
late ELIZABETH ESTES, deceased, and taken
out Letters Tesamentary ON her estate, hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted TO said estate,
to make immediate payment; and for all persons
having debts or demands against the said estate,
to present them to him for payment, within the
time prescribed by law, or this notice viii plead in
bar Of their recovery.
JAMES DODD, Ex'r.
May 20. @s 7s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

owe ara suthniacd 10 announce JOHN
w. KERR. esq, As candidate for the oiIre q
cleEk Of he County cOur of Orange. al ihe cleo
ton in Angus neat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

CT We arc aulhmiznd o ann0unre VI. IO-
sEPH c. NORWOOD = . aun1ia.,s ssr he
oascs q cletk q de c0unay coua ofOnnrs.
Il he slscsioa n August NEXT
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1--WE are auihorzed % announce Gen. 10
sEPI ALLISON as a candidate for lle ofEce
q clek q The County Count Of Onnsr. Al The
election ii Angus next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12

GIVE arc suthorinsd % announce JOHN
w. HANCOCK, esa. - candidate CO. he g
6ee q clssk q she County cour Of Orange. Il
The slecsion IN August next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10

they refused to grant him. A young man that
has hopes Of returning to those that need It.
what he owes them. Can he be happy? Hasn't he 3
good for what he does You will grant that !
right in doing IT, and that insae but that
have been unhappy.
Excuse me; had written my name, but must not.
Should my body be found, my name will then be known
repeat that hope it will not Should you publish this
in your paper my poor my dearly beloved sisters (who
far from here might take up and read their
afectonate brothers name. Spare me this. ] wish
could forget had any earth to care for me
wish there was one In this world thnt loved me, or
that loved Oh, may merciiui God grant what will
ask OF Him to the last very last moment OF my exis
tence-pardon. forgiveness. Pray, ye pous creatures
pray to God Almighty to forgive and pardon this poor
sinner that is compelled to--leave this world.
The young man who committed suicide in Phia-
delphia on the same morning that we received the
above is of the age of the person mentioned in
the letter, and another coincidence the suicide is
accused of having committed forgery, and the writer
of the letter almost lntilnates that he intended to
perpetrate the same crime
We give the letter, however, for what it is worth,
and precisely IN the shape that it came to
1t will probably sift out itself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-10

clubs Of this Vicinity. This. any thing shows that
comfort and satisfaction is predominant with tho
Star Cricket Club of Brooklyn than profit as well as
good admirers Of this manly game
Two other tents erected for the accommodation
but owing the sudden change Of the weather
there were but few present.
At q about quarter before eleven the players Of the
star Club of Brooklyn went in out OF courtesy to the
shefAelders The weather most lowering, but not
wthstanding hearts we're good and hands willing.
Hornbucks weht in and received the first ball from G.
Smith; his reign short he caught by e. smith,
only scoring though he endeavored assiduousy to
make mole. J. Boyd was caught in like manner by T..
Smith, scoring j. Hind in upwards oil an hour,
playing cautiously throughout when he was run out
scoring IL. j. Hardy most unfortunate, he strove
hard for good score but luck against him after
about five minutes Sohern caught his stnmps in gallant
style knocking his chance to the winds ii Wilson now
went in to appearance determined give good account
of himself For long time he batted most cautiously
every effort was made to reach his stumps-but Harry
was too cautious for them He was in near one hour,
when certain part OF mis- bodywas caught before wick.
ct something higher than the leg, and he declared
out, after scoring 81. He made some beautiful hits
throughout his play, and greatly sppauded There
little particular IN the others play beyond E. Hardy,
who when he went first in did very we'll and he scored
six seven taken very ILL., and oblg red 10
give up He allowed TO dssist and TO finish his in.
uings subsequently, at the end and made nine
ten upwards scoring IS. The first innings lasted from
quarter before eleven to five minutes before one.