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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

in Equity-September Term, 1916.
James Yickcrs and others, rs. Joseph Blalock,
and others. #s...
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Joseph, Janett, and Meredith Blalock,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
Of this state where the ordinary process Of law
cannot he served on them: II is ordered. adjudgeJ
and decreed, that publication I've made for six
weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, that unIcs.
said defendants appear and plead, answer, or de.
muir OIL or before the first day of the next term O
this Court, to be held at the court house in Hills
borough, on the second Monday in March next
the bill will be taken pro coniesso as to them, ant
set down for hearing ex parte.
a Test M
JAMES WEBB, c. NJ. E.
Price adv. S4:se. .*s 95-
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PETERS PILLS.
Eur NnNE DESPAIR

SpHEsE Pills nave lohg bCen Hhowa ant
- anD,eciaIed TO ineir exiTao dina y and
immediate powers Of .esIO'ine perfect health
20 pc sons suffering under nearly tVcty h'nd
oc disease winch the iuma u frame is 'iob'e.
Taey are particularly rec ommrnded 10 all
lno,e ne sOns who are afflicted si,h any kind
orcar mic o. lingering complain, as ,heTeis 40
metliciae before the public Which has so IA.
10 al anr Happy an feet upoh ine system in
co,rec,i 4. the stomach aud liver nd to the 70 :.
matioa of beatsy chyle, AMI thereby purify.
lag :uc ulnod.
They are acknowledgcdby lie nuudrcdss at
thousands who are using ;hem TO be not on.
The mast mild and pleasant 10 ;hei. npe ion
hut ihe .hosI perfectly in ,oreni, safe aud &c
fcient ncdicine ever offr FED 20 the public
These who once mate \ ttial Of these pin
aevef attcrward feel willing 10 be wiihuu;
thea, which Is anfiicien, proof Of their eoo'
qualities. -. II
For sale at this Office.
JntyI7. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Please and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1916.
chcsieyF r. fauoen,)

v. Original Attachment
Jmes Cook.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
= that the defendant in this case is not an inhs-
bitant Of this state II is therefore ordered by The
Court, that publication he made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks that unless the said
defendant appear before the Justices of our next
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held
for the county Of Orange, at the court house in
Marlborough, on the fourth Monday in Novem.
her next, and then and there plead to issue, that
judgment by default final will he entered against
him, and the land levied on sold according to law
| ]. ALLISON, C. &C
Price adv. $500. 93--6w
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLAMEW'S
Pink Syrup,

Far Coughs, cs1is, L.fa6n-a, Sur TIM,
Pain IN ths Bssusi, Difficulty n Rmeflia...
Hunt Barn, and sruy Complaint
arhirh eausss CONSUMPTION.
II Ills EeHely, given 10 the pullir un,ler n.
sanriian Of one Of the iiTsi disir.es ii IL, .,
snl mn II responsibility. Is sOnzllsTed /, d,
Faculty of New lork as the lcs, Iaealicine q, n,
Kind olIeEcd Cor sale. II is sire mn.rdy again,
Consumption. II taken in time. d. sue and IL.
tain the gcnnnlne.
soli, wholesale. by ccmsiock & Co, - Cr.
landt street. New ioFk; and ~ ID. Heart. HE.
borough. DIR. James Young, Oxford, and J. 4 Z
sloan. CiTrensloFough.
FEBRUARY II. Ca
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Is Dollars Reward.

E9 AN awsy from the subscriber, about the sih
- of March last, a Negro 10y BY the name Of
REUBEN, and sometimes called Boob, about
% years Of age. He is of yellowish complex.
ion, chunky and thick set, and had on when he
left mixed jeans frock coat and ppntaloons, and
black hat though i is probable that he has since
changed them. The above reward will be given
70 any person who will apprehend him and deli.
yer him to the subscriber.
BAXTER DAVIS. F
August II. tE-ss
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Gen. WasIlIngt0n's First Thanks
giving Proclamation.

Afier the adoption Of lhe Constitution.
aud the organization Of The Government.
Congress passed resolution requesting
ihe President To appoint day OF Thanks.
giving and Prayer. We presume very
few have ever read his beautiful and ap.
propTiale Proclamation:
By the President Of the United States Of
Aa.s
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A 0ARDo

nR. william Calm, having establish
~ Cd himself in Hillshorough, tenders his pro-
fessional services to the public; and can le found
at all times at his Office. one door north of Stray
horn & Nichols Store, when not professionally
engaged.
Nav 90. IT'LL
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Public Sale,

RY order Of the Comfy Co II of Orange, the
NJ Undersigned Commissioners will offer for
sale, on Tuesday Of November Court next, the
Old Court House in the town of Hisborough,
with the view to its removal by such time as they
or a majority Of tneln may direct, Terms nine
months credit bond and approved security will be
required. @
>.~ CAD. JONES, Sen, g.
.zaEgr EDWIN HOLT, oohi-
CIV. JOHNSTON, mlSsl'nerS.
August 81. 9l-ts
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Lies pilgrimage, our way
May be illumined BY the light
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nv Hif, may find another hP~e,
Lasting and pure, in heaven.
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Trust Sale.

4r9S< BY virtue of deed Of trust execut-
EJNS@ ed by Zachariah Trice, for certain pur-
sHES poses therein mentioned, | shall, on
.s-4Sss the 18th of October next, on the pre-
misses, sell for cash to the highest bidder, the
TRACT OF LAND whereon Alsey Goodwin's
family now lives, on Beaver Creek, in the county
Of Chatham.
GEO. LAWS, Attorney.
c.,.or.k.-I a@ No
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New store
JUST NED.

ST u ~ n I'd.
IFrHE subscribers intend keeping constantly on
n hand al their New Store, east Of the Court
HOUSE, large lot Of
Dry Goods,
such as callieos--all prices; a handsome assert
ment Of Bonnets and Ribbons; camhricks and
Muslins; Hosiery Of all kinds, Gloves, Sewing
silk, Tuck and Sale Combs, Bed Ticking, Apron
Checks, Lawns, sc. fOI Ladies iine dresses, Bon
net CAPS, Artificial Flowers, Oil silk, Psrasols
and Umbrellas, Pans. Linen Cambria HandkeT-
chiefs, Blcached and UnblCa,h he'd Cloth. Silk aud
Cotton Handkerchief, Flax and Cotton Thread,
Coat and Pantaloons Cloths, Trimmings Of all
kinds, and many other articles in The Dry Goods
line.
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades of the very bcst
quality; Nails, Pots, Ovens, Skillcts ShOycls and
Spades, Chiscls and Augcrs, Hammers and Gin.
hcts, Hinges and Screws, Shoe Knives and Avn
Blades, Wedding Hoes, Knives and Forks, Pock.
Il Knives and Scissors, Trace Chains and Curry
Combs, Stock and Pad Locks, Tea and Table
Spoons, and many other afi clcs not enumerated
GROCERIES.
The very best Green and Black Teas, Sugar
and Coffee, Pepper and Alspicc, MOlasscs and
Salt, Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and other Soaps,
Steel, Porter, Lime Juice, and Raisins, Sperm and
Taow Candles, and number Of other articles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
EPSON and CHAMBER Salts, Alum and Cam.
phor, Opium and Sugar of Lead. Cream Of Tar.
ter aud Magnesia, Birthstone and Annctta, Gallo.
mel and Rhcuharh, Quicksilver, Oil Yitrol and
Aquafortis, White Lead and Yellow 0chre, Red
Lead and lithargc, Linsccd and Tanners Oil
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmegs, Bogwood aud
Glue, Madden and Indigo, Vamishcs Of I'll kinds
Ink and Ink Powder, Camwood and Coperas, and
all other Drugs usually kept in this place. @
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common ana
Liverpool Teas, Dishes, Bowles, Mugs, Pitchers
and Tumblcrs, Tea and Cream Pots, Ewers an,
Basins, and many other articles in the Crockcry
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pots
Cups, small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods will be sold low 70
| cash, or on credit TO those who viii pay whcr
called on. Qjf The Common Country Trad.
will be taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend 70 use every means il
their power to please all who may favour then
with their custom; and as their Goods were bough
for cash. they think they shall be able to sell at Al
low prices as can be had in Hillsborough. Cal
and see for yourselves.
A.. MlCKIE 81 co.
MAY &. Is
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Sssla PoHalsns Indigo (lasa flOlans and
Seillil1 ID. Momiial
BaIsam caFavia MaddeE, fPrras
casiils ssaP, q. AEalae l.aasNassi h.ne stone
birthstone. canlwool. Redwood
Fipxsr sul,huF coshineal, Rcd Sanders
Sullhale Morphine Cologne, Fiosida, and
Acetate IA. Toilrt MairE
Mnrale do EAtFaris, Quo Rose
SulIh. Quinine fanry Sags
Caster Oh (in hOitles Brushrs Of al kinds
AMI hanrls) nsTPeE. Mustard, Spice
Sweet oil do do. Msor, Nurmegs, Ginger
Sp. Turpeniine do. d.. i;lne. Inks Of al kinds
Besa salad 0l Putty. shoe Blaeking
l.iguaEire (lcsi Calalaa) farHishes Of all Kinds
White Lead, (in Kegs WINDOW GLASS oi
AMI dry1 al siIcs
I.ithaFsr. Rcd I.ead Surgical and Dental IN
Creme Gnen simmenis, aud Medi-
Or me yellow cal Books.
TYLER e. DILL,
Mholcsals Druggists, Sycamore -.
Petersburg, Va.
February 90. CT
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Job Printing,
ExECUTEB AT THIS OFFICE
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IFnIE subscribers intend keeping constantly ON
n hand al lheir New Store, east Of the Court
4 n. -. IL q
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Long. webb, & Co.

Nav 8. IS
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HARDWARE.
GROCERIES.

The very best Green and Black Teas, Sugar
and Coffee, Pepper and Alspice, MOlasscs and
Salt, Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and other Soaps,
Powder and Shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel, Porter, Lime Juice, and Raisins, Sperm and
fallow Candles, and a number Of other articles in
the Grocery line
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PRICE,RE REDUCED.

July II.
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September l.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
THE X.
FROM JEFFERSON.

The House refused TO adopt the Sen
ale Bill, appointing Assessors for each
township.
A bill establishing another new coun-
ty, CDonaldson) the 18th we believe,
has passed TO its third reading. This
makes 90. Better give us four more,
and have an ever 100; and then SAINT
Louis and Caldwell will each have but
one representative. eff you go a cat
fling, go a eating.
The House has decided on having bu'
five terms Of the Circuit Court in ;
year.
The Senate has refused 10 al adjourn OF
the 18th inst.
The committee on accounts have re-
ported 10 the House that the Treasury
was empty; and have submitted abill &c
borrow a few thousand from the Bank.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
MIR. WILLIAMS.

Of St. Louis, has introduced 4 ILL in
the lower House, 10 provide for The sale
Of the Bank Stock, owned by the State,
and TO secure the Seminary and School
funds from loss. We know of no other
plan by which these funds can be made
TO subserve the purpose Of ;heir crea-
tion, than 10 take them from the Bank.
30 far, their investment in Bank Stock
has hot met the expectations of the peo-
pie, ard justice 10 the great and para
mount cause of education, demands at
the hands of the Legislature that the
Bank should no longer have the use OF
these funds. 1t may ~irfluencethe Bank
TO close up its business, and if such
should be lis effects, we should have no
hesitation in prCferring such a result 10
a loss to The Seminary and School funds,
or 10 uncertain and irregular diyi-
dends on the stock.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
AVINGTON PERKINS.

This notorious individual and ring
leader of the horsestealing and counter
feijing clan, OF Lincoln county, we learn
made his appearance in the neighbOr.
hood of New Hope, a few days since.
The regulators were in immediate per-
suit of him, and as we are Informed a,
bout % of them had surrounded his
house at night, and supposed that they
hadhim in possession, when 10 the as
tonishment of every one, he made HI,
escape. 1t is conjecturcd that he has
friends, upon whom suspicion has not
as vet rested.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
M0RMONISM

The Boston Mail says--"Sidncy
Rigdon is making fearful disclosures
relative to Mormonism. His erpoSs, SO
far, is horrible
tits somewhat strange that Sidney
should have delayed so long making
those disclosures. lie has been the
right bower" Of Mormonissn since lis
inception.
when rogucs fall OUT, sc.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

~ The editor of a South Carolina
paper a~pologises TO a brother editor in
georgia for calling him Major instead of
his real title of Colonel, bv -sav;no ,b.t
ne was led into the mistake by the uni
'ersality Of the majors in Georgia. AL
most everybody, says he, are majors in
'hat State for there is nothing more 70
do to obtain the title, but to whistle well
and dance an old Virginia reel.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

A good deacon making an official Wis
tito a dying neishbor, who was very
churlish, and universally an unpopular
man, put the usual question,
Are you willing 10 go, my iriend?'
oh yes said the sick man, l am"
Well said the simple minded dea-
con- Il am glad you are for all The neigh
JotrS are wiHing.'
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

II The celebrated Randolph Will
case, has been compromised. The slaves
numbering $50, are liberated, and 800
ooo, appropriated 10 secure them a rest
ing place; probably in the western part
OF Texas. The remainder of the Es-
tate Is divided out among the relatives
OF MI X. Among them Judge Bever-
iy Tucker, formerly of this State, who
receives about $40 or S25, 0Oe.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

Il We are pleased to find that a Di-
gest Of the Decisions of the Supreme
Cont of this Stale, is about to be pub
lished. The Compiler is Evans Case
berry, esq, Of the St. Louis bar. 1t
will be issued from the press in about
Six weeks. A book of this character
will not only be highly useful TO the
profession, but TO every man DESTROYS
OF being acquainted with the laws of the
land.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
VERA Cruz, Feb. 8, 1915.

have only time 10 drop you a few
lines. Nothing new. Santa Anna is
in confinement in Perote, while his
cause is before the Congress constituted
in "Grand Jury" al Mexico. He must
think occasionally OF his friends The Tex
ans. Governm emf no doubt regrets that
he did not escape, as it is DESTROYS OF
being generous with him, but at the
same time fears public opinion, which
is very stormy against the wretch
Should Santa Anna not be punished
with all the risor of the laws, another
revolution against the actual Govern
ment would no doubt be the result
Great confidence is felt by all in the
present Government, which in my opin-
ion will prove to be a good one, and the
first truly republican one this people
has ever known.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
AS IT SHOULD BE.

The democrats of n. Hampshire have
thrown John p. Hale, the member of
Congress who voted against the Texas
resolution of the House. overheard, and
nominated john Woodbury., in his
stead.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
COMMITTED.

This man, charged with killing Frank
Coombs, at Pt. Coupee some time since,
has been re-cXamined and fully commit
ted. He is confined in Bayou Sara Jail,
the prison al Point COupee being deem
ed insuificiently strorg.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

u Many OF III greatest men sprung
from The humblest origin, as the lark,
whose nest is on the ground, scars near
est 10 heaven. Narrow circumstances
are the most powerful stimulant 10 men
tal expansion, and the early frowns of
fortune the best security for her final
smile.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

Il book has been published in
Hartford, Conn. calculated 10 impress
upon the minds of boys the true char
acteristics o, a gentleman Such a
work is no doubt needed in ether places
besides Hartford.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

II Peytonia and Fashion are match
ed TO run over the Union course in
May, four miles and repeat, for a purse
of 10000. Peytonia beat Blue Dick
at New Orleans, and has never yet been
conquered: while Fashion has always
led her fellow quadrupeds.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

The Mayor of Baltimore has request
ed the citizens TO assemble in their re-
speclive Wards 10 make arrangement
for the relief Of the poor.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

I5- They have a Count D'Orsay Club
Boston. Recently the question up
for discussion was, (Which is the most
intOUable, a bad h-egg, or a bad h-oys-
ter" Decided in the affirmative.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

The late Hon. Roger M. Sherman, Of
Connecticut, has left a legacy of $4,000
TO the American Colonization Society.
lis expenditures for the past year were
$4,000. Its receipts $4,000.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

A5 The House of Representatives
have rejected a bill aPpropriating 500
ooot to furnish the Presidents house on
he incoming Of Mr.. Polk.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
SING SING.

The female prison during the past
year is said TO have greatly improved in
a moral point of view. though not I'M
pecuniary one, the expenses having ex-
cceded the earnings $4,000.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

Il The French Academy are about
publishing a new Dictionary of the
French language.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
SANTA ANNA.

As TO the probable fate of Santa An
ma, we car give no more definite indi-
cation than is contained in the following
LETTER.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

II The city Of New Orleans gives
each volunteer company on its organi-
cation five hundred dollars, and an an
nual appropriation besides.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
From the New York Herald
JOE SMITH AND THE DEVIL.
4 Dialogue.
Dialogue.

T Entr DcrH wiM 4 band1e Of h0nd-
bii}S. uhicb he is in the act Of posting
NrrlNh III Y
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
EDUCATION.

Every body should have bis head, his heart
and his hand educated; let this truth never
be forgotten.
BY the proper education of his head, he
will be taught what is good and what is evil
what is wise and what is foolish-what is
right and what is wrong; and by the prop
er education of the hand, TO add TO the
comforts, and to asst those who are around
him.
The highest objects of a good education
are TO reverence and obey God, and to love
and serve mankind. Every thing that helps
in attaining these objects, is of a great value
and every thing that hinders US is COM
paratiyely worthless. When wisdom reigns
in the head, and love in the heart, the hand
is ever ready to do good; peace smiles
around, and sin and sorrow are almost un-
known.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

We received the following communication
through the Post Office few days since, and
lay it before our readers. The Democracy
seem TO be in earnest aboutihis natter:
EVANSVILLE, FEB. ii, 1915.
SIR: | have the infinite pleasure TO inform
you that the Democracy throughout Wander
burgh, so far as | know. cordially and fully
approve of the purposed Democrat c Con
%vention to be held at Boonville, Warrick Co.,
on Saturday the 10Th of April next, for the
purpose of nominating a suitable candidate,
an honest individual who is a true Demo-
crat, and who would be acceptable 10 the
majority of the Democratic party-will rep
resent the best interest of the whole people,
without making so many of them Texas
and Oregon speeches, for Congress in this
District and effect a more thorough and eff
fcient organization in the Demo cratic Party.
DEMOS.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-20

ANOTHER Row IN CoNGREss.-During the
discussion in the House of Representatives
a. Washington on the 10Th inst, of the Bill
making the annual appropriations for the
su pport of the Indian Department, a very un-
pleasant affair took place between Messrs.
BLACK, of Geo, and GIDDINGs, of Ohio. Ii
commenced in a very warm and angry per-
sonal alteration, and was near ending in
blows. Mr.. G. in opposing one of the a
mendments 10 the Indian Bill, took occasion
to denounce Slavery, as he always does when
he has a chance, which led Mr.. Black, in
replying to him, to make some severe per
sonal reflections upon him. Mr.. G. rejoin
ed, and among other things noticed some
thing Mr.. Black had said about knockin {
persons down. Mr.. G. was understood Il
ridicule the idea that any body should be a
fraid of Mr.. 3. s knocking them down
Whereupon Mr.. B. who was standing nea
him became very much excited, and exclaim
ed he would knock him down and made
movement as though he were about TO rus
at Mr.. G with the view of striking him will
the cane he held in his hand. Several per
sons were between them, one of whom, Nj
Hammett, seized NJ. Black and lead him on
side ofthe railing, in the rear ofthe Speaker
stand. In the meantime there was conside
able confusion on all sides, but after a few
moments, Mr., Giddings resumed his remark
and the confusion. subsidized. When he fir
ished MIR, Black made a very few inaudibl
remarks, when the whole disturbance ell
ded.