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DO I'D WHOM n MAY coNcERN.g

r. IhE Puhsie are hereby n0tiEed that no
80 ens : authorized 70 print jols ii ne o.
zee q lie hllsboEclgh Recoaser Who i LOT IN
ti,e ea:Iiosmea. q ne PESprielos, and then only
" his ekPress pemission. We arc sETy 70 find
u.st I'd u iOan 10 has iecn positively logtiJ-
ssfn . en.eE our oaiice, MS employed NJ one a
the ciii1ens % Do job ifs him. which ne eaecui-
al On saturday nightor SlRd4y. such disregard
the nights Of ohers viii not le tolerated; and We
saals be complied % re on % iie law for ps0,cc.
to- i lie o.snce i IeIctiel sfer tbs nolice.
February u. 63-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

PERSON COUNTY.
County court-To March Term. le45.
Jsfh BrOsrn end rifs. eEa eth,rs.
~
Lsmy Tsrr, 0dlm'r, end ofkrs.
Petition for division Of Negroes. ard setilcpgn; Of
tie estate Of LsxA TaPp. deceas"d.
IN dis Gaze d having been made TO APPEAR. Sc
soEding 70 law, that Charles 1aEp sEd VII
Esm Tapp. two Of the defendants. arc not inhali.
tants Of this state; II Is therefore ordered. thar
publication be made for six weeks slccessiyely IN
the Hillshorough Recorder for said deitndants 10
appear At the neat term Of dc Court Of Tlsasc
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for tic county Of
Person, At the court house in RoxhoTough, on inc
third Monday Of March next. then ard ihrre 10
answer the said petition, or The samc viii lie taken
pro conicsso rs 10 them, ard set down for hearing
accordingly.
| CHARLES MASON. c. C. C.
Price adv. 81 so. 6l-6w
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Texas ~ MaNE.-The Maine 10 20
.ol Representative have iliis liniirly Tosl-
Pnned the jniri FesUlniinEs introduced in
10 The Legislature, insIrnriingileir sena.
ioTs and requesting their Representatives
70 rnte in favor ii The admission &c Texas.
The resolutions were called up on Tues.
day, and after various attempts q amend,
they were indeiini ely postponed. The
vote was recoRsid. rid. and after some de.
bate they acre assia postponed. 81 10 So,
when Mr.. fesseudsn Of Parll md said thai
in order Ia test whether he House was
desirous Of getting rid Of The subject. h.
moEei reconsideration OF The vole indie.
6nitely pastponiag The resolves. The
motion TO reconsider was sl-62 10 g.
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Notice.

TIVE ecrarfnershig heretofore sxissing. usdes
the Ena snd sisls q I.MES NkIB, n.
& Co. having chr day ssEiFcd ty II opn LIN H.
non. az thoe in1stird % The cOEcrn are Eegrss:-
Cd 70 come forward immediately. and ssOse der
accounts They Win be waiied Oh ~ siss.eT q
lie suhsrrilers. Or N Join NJ. isucsii. Nlo q
socially employed 70 an nj 10 lie LSriacsz.
JAMES WEBB. u.
q. F. LONG.
join III. WEBB.
Jznrsy l. ee-
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DEATH IN THE PuLpIT. The Rev.
Wilson Conner. Baptist minister in
Georgia, fell dead in the pulpit on the fifth
Sabbath in June last, after preaching from
these words: "Eerily. verify say unto
you, the hour is coming, and now is,
when the deci shall hear the voice oi the
Son of God, and they that hear shall
live"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13
II MARRIED.

In dis county. on lhe oh Instant. BY
Thos. d. Oldham. esq. WrLIIas THoar-
sOS. go. % Mrs. ElIzAsJ. THoarsOS.
widow Of lie lsir Dr.. Edwin C. Thomp-
son.
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ANsExATTON-iOcO-FOcO HARMONY
THEIR DECEPTION REVEALED


ANSExATIOS-iOCO-FOcO HARMONY
THEIR DECEPTION REVEALED.
We coPg from iie Standard lie EalI0xing =
Ne q he pasase q he AHnezstiOn Res0lulioas
thseash lr HOase q Representatives, whirh i
takfn from iise SuRlsy Noming News Derao-
cEadc PaFer. Il J. Puhlisana by he STANDARD 10
give Is Erasers -soIne liza q he faeInsS s8a D.
sirrs q he Northern DcnorEAsy On tAis al,sab-
M qDesiioa;' and We insert i or he s.He pur.
poe. And we would rrma1k. DAT d speaks so-
luinss IN e0nlelnnaiin q he eourse pursuei
b. he Norshen Democrats before tl.e e.etioa,
and exposes tlrir hOod~iaikiag policy. e. any
ene rad this sriicle and say that he pcogae q
New fO'k hare no, been deceived IN ti.is matter
. The lsnsr OF COR Washington cor
respondent will shou that .ini r.sclu-
ton has indeed passed that body BY he
l'rge yasssof 100 20 %. We regret lat
iiis not 10 furm better adapted 10 be
satisfactory 10 the North. It's he rrO-
pos lion Of Mr. Mi'i.n Brown. of Tennes-
see. Wing J the sub.isnre Of shich !. %
rro'ide fr The Submission OF Texas t,he
sh"le 81 ~ as State inio The Uni. n. on
her al pian Of republIesn form Of CO.
serHmenl. and transmitting the same 10
the Pres.drG, before the 1t Of Jaauars
next, 10 be laid before Congress. II
leaves 10 Texas her own debt sns her
own lands. This Is all right 90 FAR. hut
On the .uhjert 4 slavery lis moi al right.
and We must lnok 20 The Senaie 10 amend
IL. There ought 10 be. aud there musi be.
fair compronise on this paint. with pro-
s'sion ior an rqn.l numbtr Of Free aud
SlIrs Stairs 70 be formed out Of the new
lerriory. This msa,ure leaves 10 Texas
ss a State tie government Of her Whole
extent nf country, equal 10 -four or Ave
of our largest Sia,es. She may Divide
of further States n she chooses. wlirh
shall he enniled 10 rome into the Union.
S,nled undrr her iass 30 . Slave State,
,he.e will naturally he overspre,d with a
slaytho'd ng poruis'i q. aho sill ol
course form rarsli uIions sccordingly.
i Thi. IL equivalent 90 giving The whule
up 10 slavery. l, is not even postpone.
m.hl "f The question. II IL ITS present
settlement and solemn guaranty nov. in
advance, snd all in favor oil Slavery. The
,ei. renee made in the resolution 10 the
line 81 80 degrees 80 minutes, is q mere
m ,cksuy. Tha, gives up ever, thing
The who'e of Texas lies sou'h "i ,hs
line. Hal such inrm Of "ummed,stt
annexan"n' gone ." The people uf thi,
Sat. before the election, We should have
been bealsn By a, least $4,000 majority
. THIS will not do; aud we repeat, that We
l"ok 10 the Senate 10 amend tie bill ia
this past cOlat. aud To the good sense a
our br, tarsn u unite wrh US in same iaiI
snd reasonable compromise Of this unhsl
rs difficulty IN the question:"
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New Firm.

TIVE subscribers having purchased the entire
M Stock Of James Webb Il Co., viii continue
the business al their cid stand. under the finn and
style Of JAS. s. =. IN. WESR.
They take this occasion to return their thanks
for the kindness and libcrality heretofore extend
ed to them by their friends and customers, and
hope. By close attention to business liberal prices
and fair dealing, still to merit and receive ibe-
raj shs-c Of their patronage.
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
JOHN ii. WEBB.
Jau1lavQ T. S.
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ANOTHER ENNETr.-A case somewhat
81 nilar to that in the Senate of this State,
occurred lately in the Missouri House oil
Representatives. The contested seat oil
one of the msmoers depended upon the
admission Of a certain poll book, which
rs informal for want Of the signatures.
The committee reported that such was the
q, Il, ba. on returning the book TO the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13

DoRRIsN AT A DIscouNT IN VIRGINIA.
The pITginis i.ocoioers do not stem
q have . great deal of - mpaihy for The
hero Of chspaehet. On the 18Th Jsnu-
sry, certain resolutions Of The Nps Hsmp.
shire legislature in favor Of Dor, seIe
presented 10 the Senate Of Virgins. aad
they were. after lille debair, laid on
the table. one member only solirg again,l
such disposition Of lhsm. II was con
tended that. IS m ether Sla,e has any
RICH, 10 interfere with The convirts in The
Virgins peuI,enliary ,vi'giais has no righ
10 ltgislsle With r"ieIence To Rhode l..
land ielons. Louisville Journal.
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For sale.

A FINE YOUNG yACK. lsrr- ara kans-
- so.ns leacfpt one esookrd ieg.l N u e.
Erred fN sale a. lie cours-ho1se II lsiiErsy9sk.
oa TOealay q nrKi feiSuaY Coast a sss.a
of txelse moails Vii BE gissE.
Inluire =; dis 0Eee.
isansys Es-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
PERSON COUNTY.
Htnry Tspp and Otkers,

VS..
caCris Tagp and HTKcm Ts2r.
Petition for partition Of the Lands Of Lewis
Tapp deceased.
In Equiiy-io May Term, ls45.
IN this case it having been made to arFeer, 40
= cording to law, tLat the defendants, Charles
Tapp and William Tapp, are not inhabitants Of
this states Il is therefore ordered, that publication
be made for six weeks successfully in the Hills
borough Recorder, for said defendants 70 appear
at the next term Of the Superior Court Of Law
and Equity, TO be held for the county Of Person.
at the court house in RoSborough. on the seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday in March nat
then and there to answer the said petition, the
same will he taken pro confcsso as to them, End
set down for hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSIlER, c. ME-.
Price adv. 81 so. 6l--Gw
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Books +! Books J!

III" subscriber has jlst received, and will
keep constantly on hand. large supply OF
the Books published by the presbyterian
Beard of Puhliea,ion T"
Taese books are s,r.riy Of a religions and
mar,s chara ter. aad vii! be sold al the lowest
Philadelphia nrices
LEMuEL LYNCH, .7gsm.
Oct. IS. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13

- A Msssiag Of de WsshingiOn
TsmPeranns soeisly MI lake place ihis
evening. = tzhy ssndlelighL The pub
lie are invited 70 ailend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13

rallrs uloa - drfzad GlrmseirFEs ngi-
Hi.hslantiEE lie HgFolaion Kas spreading
Eih FEPsdly llH0sEhaaI lbs nspublir.
SARA Anna MS siill surEoandrd silh .
nlnsher a aEuaniial fIiends.
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49, " @aAA 49, saaMMa
3. ETTnON - sEsn . auaz FGn !
schadl = - ru-iasars q ~. A. c. kuE.
oerk. ne uho narA q HlAAesuxgh. e. hGa-
DR. 60 & Il MssrA Ia 1amnGiem i amsnel
81 healAy. I'D Ees E1m asanEazaslAs - snln.
slganre and sAo~. Razr1 ny BE ok4linsd d
De s@lf knzly uiih re fxinrpHl sh<ss a<a
naanllers and dePmsmrna al b nrrEly saisn1.
e - AoPains al Il sssuEed % gise GA0Ea1gil
insrurti1n = = L. lrsnrkxs q . Euansansisl a.
SEXTON
TERxs--FER sESsi0S eF FIVE x0xTus.
To- Bosra. in-iading naaaing, ksals and
tssl dr. IN ndsannr, so 60
fm spclEng. Relding mi WnEinx. 7 %
Fer 6eoeEsphy, Grammar, Hisaosy, &c. 3 %
Fo al DE hshcr EnslisA hranslaeA, n %
Fag Nre1le-Ncsk. cara clare. s co
p. s The Rev. WIN. c. sutton MI give some
attention % he inszursion AMI alfeEini n6enae
q tie srhOol. xhen ma ensaged N his Pastoral
duties.
FeiguzD II. e3-4w
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Hnass. p der Surprise iiey founa t.
ans g tae PEaPaT OfEns1 aEEEi ~ a.
he a0use bslseEisg lhal fasrrry Ia
81 ssofied 2. pr0mFay ssrsird dc
.seai g - memlseE. hfgisfu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13

Iutge Kiag, q phIlatillla. nrulur,ss
p hA Farlncies IN ile Supgciae Cur.
vi 30 = roE6FHed ~ lie Ssnsle.
Inst Dc. king. or Minister = Fnnee.
: aao1i . eiaEn . lake . sea- IN Mr.
fnlkstsaAinri. 1hai Senza0r Burhanan.
q Pennsylvania. wi cprs.inly Be ofitsd
ne Department o. Sssie. and ME. c..
ho1n f0Feirh Mssion--fiis Mr.. G. Nh
lrciine, bus bis inends wil prevail upon
him 70 take scai IN lie Senate. uhirh.
alter some demurs. hike King Rirhara. he
an most g1aeiOssly arrsFi. Bsi'. Pa.
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PCtlct Ecck Ifst.

TEE stssflss hi - Tsdgl Pa. IN e.
tSa1g ~ fkeA. "a klxkEy n1n IA tkekssk
q b0xmlex = hih&srnxgA. q a. "a ssss =
EA@t Ih1mF~s1is E3H Elks sea IL
Padlst Book ccnssi1e1 IN 11Esas i GA -
Eua twelve - fesrn kEA.Hut esxass sIIsk II
nuacs cm suHAT frnrns n sEd slcua Ril ~
Eoush- The fI1ss n Esix FukFs Ted 80 =
eaaisnis N y EeraAy nssndad - R-&unlg
1sen % e soh@Ti<s.
ARCHIBALD BORLEND.
g1nnsgT !. Es-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY


ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-To March Term, 1915.
Rebecca Hart and others }
VS.. Petition 10 sell Land.
Tkcmcs Hart and Others.
En- this ease it appearing according to law, TIA
q The defendants, Thomas Hart, the heirs Of Sa-
muel Hart, deceased, George M'Rae and Eliza
beth his wife, Finn Ray, William Thomas and
Ellen his wife, and John Dolly and Rebecca his
wife, are not inhabitants of this state Publication
is therefore made for said defendants to appea: at
the next Court of Equity, 10 he held for Orange
county, as the courthouse in Hillsborough, on
the second Monday ofMarch next and plead, an
swer or demul to said petition, OF the same will
be taken pro coniesso against them, and heard
accordingly. --
JAMES WEBB, c. NE.
Price adv. Sc SO. 5S-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session,
November Term, 1874.
Thomas d. Oldham, Ex's.0 caveat Of the last
vs.. will and testament
Dcud Turner end (of Thomas Brewer,
etaers. deceased.
III appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
y that Caleb Lindsay and his wife Martha, and
Thomas Edwards, William Edwards, and Wcs,ly
Edwards, are not inhabitants of this state; II is
ordered that publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, for the
said defendants to appear at the next term of this
Court to be held for the county of Orange, at the
court house in Hillsborough, on the fourth Mon
day of February next, an the proceedings in this
ease.
JOHN TAYLON, tisrk.
Price adv. So so. Sew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-13
REV. DIR. BARrHOLAMEW'S
Pink Syrup,

For Coughs, Colts, Iqf.sqzo, Sore Throat,
Pain in the Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Hart B;ira, cHd Grey complaint
,rhict ecuses CONSUMPTION.
THIS remedy, given 10 the public under the
sanction Of one of the first divines Of the age,
and M n of responsibility, is considered by the
Faculty of New York as the hes. medicine of the
kind Offered for sale. Il is a sure Ymady against
Consumption, ii taken in time. BE sure and Oh.
thin the genuine.
For sale at this Office.
February IL. Ga
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.


ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-To March Term, ls45.
John No,To'r and others
VS.. Petition TO sell Land.
John MoOre and o!sers.
N this case it appearing according to law, that
the defendants, John Moore and his children,
who are the heirs at law of Helen Moore, deceas-
ed are not inhabitants of this state; Publication
is therefore made for said defendants to appear at
the next Court Of Equity, to be held fer Orange
county, at the courthouse in Hilsborough, on
the second Monday of March next, and plead, an
swer or demur to said petition. Or the same will
be taken pro confesso against them, and heard
accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, C. NE.
Price adv. 81 so. 5s-ew
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~, oN DTTs AT WAsutNGToS. - That
N"'h'ellor Walworsl, Of New Yo,k, and
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

." On the l2lh inst, the two houses
Of Congress met in the Hall Of the
House of Representatives, for the pur.
pose OF counting the votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President. The proceed
ing occupied n hour and Is minutes.
The National lntelligencer furnishes the
following just and appropriate remarks
in relation 10 the scene presented on
that occasion:-
"Thc scene had nothing of the ponp
that would have blazed upon the eye al
a ceremonial Of such consequence in
Governments differently organized from
ours. Depending for its ~solemnity and
its effect on the inherent greatness Of
the act 10 be done, to one who regarded
it with a philosophic eye it had a solem-
nifty approaching the sublime. Who
that reflected on the struggles, the tu-
mutt, the battles, and the blood, which
have so often accompanied the acquisi-
ton Of a disputed throne in the Old
World-or, indeed, of a disputed Chief
tainship in the Governments of the New
World-could look on this peaceful and
tranquil assembly, remembering the
purpose which had called it together
and the event which it was virtually to
consnmate, and not be deeply impress
ed by the happy ~expedient here first de-
vised for securing the succession 10 Su-
preme Executive Power by a delegated
Of a Nations Win?
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
Number 3.
MYSTERIES OF F

WHY is il that tie putest visions
Of earth fash forth on the dark ra,h.
way of life. and then GO cot iorev-
err Why is IL, that the sweetest
flower of the field lfapsup from tie
soil. in all the beauty and the grace
iulInes ct inanimafe nature. cnly 10
fade and wiiher, to rass away? why
is i. That u e yourg forest tIet-the
glory Of the grove-graceful in pro-
portion-kinpIy in the coronul Of its
own rich foliage, is so often found
witf ering when it should rejoice
in its misunderstanding leaf after
leaf, and fading-s,iIl. fading until,
in the stiffness of the nigh. time. it
falls. and its elements are resolved
back to their kindred dust? 'Whv ia
ii.'-in the beautiful language of an.
o,her.-'that the rainbow and the
cloud come over US, with a beauty
thai is not of earth; and then pass off.
and leave US to muse upon their fad
ed loneliness; and why. ali! WHY. are
the bright forms of human beauty
only presented to cur view. and then
taken away from US forever Whv
IS II. that Consumption, the arch.
fiend to Il race, has so long heen
suffered to ravage the fairest portions
Of human existence; GLIDING the skill
Of surgical science with a sub,lety
which defes detection, and a raven
ing for blood which knows no safe.
y? Why sieze the loveliest Of our
species, in all the blithene,s and
brightness Of life; and then on'y To
reveal its terrible purpose, when, ike
a viper, it has wound itself into the
heart. and its poisoned tooth is Grim
soned with The living blood OF ils vic
timh-Why does 'dark de,irium' so
often steal upon the spirit of man
flinging lis blightiDg. whitening shad-
ow over intelIec's the purest aad the
modest? Ambition, too, misguided.
infatuated ambi,ion.--why is .he so
long permitted to whet her yulrure-
benk and TO plume her blood-steered
pinion. only to wing a wider Eight a.
mong the children Of men. and 10
sprinkle abroad the mildew OF a dead.
lier destruction,
Alasi Our world is a Ruin. MANY
an ngonized bosom has been convuIs-
ed by mysteries it could never deyeI-
ope; and manv ahesrtis vet TO be
with n misery that can know
10 cure!-lGazeite.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

n lot of china, broken, smashed and
detsroyed-no not worth The putty re-
quired to patch The pieces together
again.-Yes. my friends, Death will
have his ~prey--;nd here's no use in
trying To nanutactuIe wings with
which 10 escape 10 heaven; for the
body is fit for nothing but to be mil
led owe again in the grave. to nssis,
in The manufacture of generations
that are yet 10 he exhibited upon the
age OF prosperity.
My hearers--you may bait your
hooks with beauty--hsh after fame
or angle in the troubled waters of
ambition MS much us vau please-iut
recolIect that the fish you TINS catch.
although sweet TO tine taste, are full
OF little bones and troubles me TO
m%asticate. iou had better throw
cut your lines into the calm Like OF
humanity, and 90 home laden with
praise as well as perch; so when at
last you are yourselves caught in the
net OF death, he can neither saw, !
have caught n sucker. a shark nor a
sculllon. At auy rate you are all
rapidly approaching that common
goal 10 which the multitude are has
ieEing with the fight of a flock of
pigeons: and udyise Won IN choose
for yourselves which of the two
routes is the best--,hat which leads
over the mountains, through thorns
and beside The dangerous precepice
OF ambition, or that which is plain
level &howery--ihe path oflumi!ity
and virlure, which gently declines to
the tomb, and grows more lovely and
pleasant as you journey in its course.
so mote II be.
DOW Jn.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
THE NEW ARRANGEMENT.

John Henry Brown, formerly editor
Of the "Missouri Journal" has dispos-
ed of his interest in that paper, which
will henceforth be edited by Messrs. c.
S. Brown g. Jas. o. Broadhead, and
published by Alexander S. Jackson.
With Mr.. Brown, we are sorry 10
part; his conduct towards ourselves was
ever marked by that courtesy and deco
rum SO beftting a gentleman. May
success attend him in the sunny cline
Of the South.
We know of but few individuals more
suited from talen, and ability to supply
the place Of the former editor, than
Messrs. Brown and Broadhead. We
welcome them to the editorial chair, and
wish them as much success as is COM
patable with the cause which we udyo-
cate.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
More Thieyfng,
DOW JE.

ConstableS Lane and SCHwlNpLEn
unprecedented three individuals by the
name of Daily and Saturday the 8ti
inst. for stealing corn ct Watson
place, two miles South East eli this
city. They were brought before
Justice NELLY, on the evening oil
ilie same DAY, ami upon examination,
two OF them were committed TO the
county Jail for trial at the CIrcui,
Court. One of them was discharged
-and subsequently, more proof
come 10 light which strongly impIi-
Gated him IN the theit-anh upon
the constable visiting his premises, it
was found that he was among the
missing. These men were lately
IRON Nauvoo, and call themselves
-IoFK9aS; and IL Is reported that
when they came down, they brought
with them a considerable amount of
goods-which have all disappeared,
With the one which was DISCHARGED
by the magistrate. We mention The
circumstances Of their religion for
the particular benefit Of brother Or
son Hyde, and those elders who
that the Mormons are too
10 comm, crime, or do any
other unlawful acl.
We also learn that five Mormons
were apprehended in Lima last week
stealing corn and Bee Hives,
They were persued twenty miles,
and The Hives found in their wagon.
did not learn the resul, of the
nves,lgatlon before the magistrate
whether they held TO appear a,
he Circuit Court, or be committed.
We think brother Hyde, after this,
lad best acknowledge the corn" as
MS brethren appear 10 have a pecu-
lar tondness for hat kind of cruin-
. say nothing oi the Honey.
lGuincy Wing.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
9 ~ABSURDlTIES.

Maj. Noah thu. shows up the ab.
surdlty of some OF our legal tech.
nicalities.
why cannot we simplify the Ian.
guage OF the iaw-whv not Danish
ITS Old ~blackletter Vandalism ..Su
lg'w you Mis orange" and do give
I~t--should not that declaration and
transfer be deemed an absolete con.
veyance. Yet to make it yerlectIy
legal, It must lun thus
81 give you all and singular my es.
tate and interest, right, title, and
claim, and advantage, of and in that
orange. with the rind, skin, Juice.
pulp and pipe. and oil right and adj.
vantage therein, with full power 10
bite, cut, suck, or otherwise eat the
same, or give the same away, an fol.
ly and efectuaIIy ms !, said 4. B.,am
now entitled to bite, suck, cut, or
eat the same orange, orgive the same
away, with or without its rind. skin.
JUICE, pulp, and pipes, anything here.
toiore OF hereafter, or in other deed
DEEDS. instrument or instruments.
OF whatever nature or kirk soever TO
The contrary m anywlse notwith.
s'and'ng'--with much more of the
same effect. r.f