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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
THE DEMOCRACY AND THE
CONVENTION.

The editor of the Democrat finds him.
self placed on awkward grounds in ref:
crence to the position of his party and the
convention, and is seeking refuge in fog
of words. He has column in his last,
intended, we presume, as reply to our ar
ticle on this subject, but which does not
touch, fairly, one position of ours. He
still exhorts his partisans TO stick to their
party, but when he is shown that that par
" is unsafe to be trusted in such a matter
that they have proven themselves un-
worthy to manage the affairs of State
that under the name of democracy they
have inflicted the most fragrant acts of ty-
ranny on the people-that they have, in
the same name, and for the ba sest purpo-
ses, overleaped the barriers of the consti-
tution-and when his own CORES pondents
are brought forward to sustain, in part,
these charges, he talks about "phantoms"
and "fctions !"
We know the democratic party dare not
come before the people on their own acts,
ges to blind and deceive the people. The
true friends Of reform and republican
principles may expect this kind of warfare,
and should prepare to meet it. When
their candidates are brought out and take
their position as party men, as they GER
,ainly will, they must be held responsible
for the acts of their party, and if they can
defend them, successfully, before the peo-
pie, then let the people bear the consequent
ces. If the Democrat is willing to take
this stand, let it boldly step forward and
do il, and it will then be seen whether its
notions Of "fctions' and "phantoms" suit
The tastes of the people. We should like
70 see il show the justice and honesty Of
the new county systematic Congression-
al and Senatorial Districts--and explain
how the State was involved in debt, and
what its party has done to extricate it.
When this is satisfactorily done, we will be
find something else for it TO work upon
We desire 10 sec it maintain the ground il
has taken, and shall continue 10 urge this
course uponit it.
We still insist that it is wrong TO conduct
the canvass for the convention on party
grounds, but if the democrats are deter
mined so to do, and we believe they are
the wings surely have nothing TO fear
and if they cannot do what is right, they
will approximate as near right as possible.
Messrs Blair and Rives, of The Globe,
announce the transfer Of that establishment
to Richie and HESS, who are aferthe first
of May. 10 be its conductors. ut has been
the misfortune Of the Globe say the reti-
ring editors, Gin sustaining the strong ad,
ministration of Jackson--the uncompro-
missing administration Of Mr.. Van Buren,
and in opposing the abuses of Mr. Tyler's
administration, 10 make enemies of some
who united with the democracy in its last
struggle. The interest of the cause re.
quires that all who contributed to the cleo
lion of the present Chief Magistrate should
continue TO give their support. 1t is the
good fortune of the conductors of the
new official organ not 10 have offended
any portion of those whose adhesion to
The party is necessary to its safety and
success"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

UTMr. Buchanan contributed $500 for
lherelief Of the Piusburg sufferers.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

UPRev. Mr.. Linn has instituted suit
against Ferdinand Kennett and Samuel B.
Churchill, Esqrs., growing out of the as
sault Of the first named gentleman upon
Mr.. Linn. Mr.. Churchill had no other
agency than being present at the time of
the castigation, as the friend of Mr.. X.
Damages are laid at twenty-five thousand
dollars.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

SANTA FE AND CHnUAHUA.--Thei indie.
pendence jackson co., Expositor of the
10th, says: On Wednesday and Thursday
we note the arrival at Hansford's Inde-
pendence House, of Messrs. Leitensdorfer,
Branham and twelve or fourteen compans
ions from New Mexico.
In the way of news we have little to
communicate. The governmental affairs
had remained perfectly quiet up to the LIST
of March, the date Of their departure.
They had not yet received the intelligence
of the final defeat and captivity of Santa
Anna.
Business had been dull all winter. The
non-retail law in full force. The law il
will be remembered, prohibited the retail
ing of goods by any, except Mexican sub
jects.
Mr.. Speyre it is said met with further
loss between Santa Fe and chihuahua.
One hundred and sixty-fve of his mules
were run off by the Apache Indians ir
that portion of the road known as the
Jornada del Muerto.
Mr.. Owens was expected to reach Santa
Fe by the LIST April, and may be looked
for here in three or four weeks.
Richard McCarty, Esq, of this place
died in Santa Fe in February last.
The news of the slaughter of the ira
ders among them by the Yute Indians il
verified 1t is supposed Antoine Robidou,
must have persisted, as nothing had beer
heard from him during the winter.
The yield from the Gold Mines in New
Mexico, this winter. has been small OWN.
to dry weather and scarcity of water
Forty or fifty thousand dollars is the sup
posed yield.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, March 10, 1915. {
The undersigned, Secretary OF State Of the
United States, has received the note OF Gen. Al.
monte, the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of the Mexican Republic, OF the
9Th inst, addressed to the Hon. John C. Calhoun,
protesting in the name Of h government against
the resolution passed by the late Congress for an
nexing Texas to the United States; and he has
submitted the same to the President
In answer, the undersigned is instructed 10
say, that the admission of Texas as one Of the
States OF this Union, having received The sane,
ton both Of the Legislative and Executive De
parlment Of the Government, is now irrevocably
decided, SO far as the United States are con
cerned. Nothing but the refusal OF Texas 10
ratify The terms and conditions on which her ad
mission depends can defeat this object 1t is
therefore, too late at present 10 re open a discus
sion which has already been exhausted, and again
to prove that Texas has long since achieved hel
independence Of Mexico, and now stands before
the world, both de jure and de fdcto, as sover
eign and independent State amid the family O
nations. Sustaining this character, and having
manifested strong desire 10 become one of thu
members Of our Confederacy, neither Mexico
nor any other ration will have ust cause OF com
plant against the United States for admitting he
into the Union.
The President, nevertheless. regrets that thu
government of Mexico should have taken OF
fence at these proceedings. and he earnestly
trusts that it may hereafter be disposed TO view
them in more favorable light. Whilst enter
ing upon the duties Of the Presidential office, HI
cheer(ully declares in advance. that his mos
strenuous efforts shall be devoted to the AMIGA
BILE adjustment Of every cause Of complaint be
tween the two governments, and 10 the cultiva
ton Of The kindest and most friendly relation
between the sister Republics.
The undersigned has 10 transmit to Genera
Amonte his passports according TO his request
and TO assure him Of his distinguished considers
ton end regard.
tSigned) JAMES BUCHANAN.
To The Brigader General,
Don T. N. ALMoNrE, &c. &c. &c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

Mexico AND THE UNITED STATEs.-We
have already published the note addressed
by Gen. Almonte, Mexican Minister, TO Mr.
Calhoun, protesting against the annexa-
ton of Texas to the United States, and de-
handing his passports. The New York
Express has a correspondent at Washing
ton, who has been able TO obtain a copy of
Mr.. Buchanan's answer to that note, which
is annexed:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

PITTsBURG idea Of the intense heat
of the fire which desolated Pttsburg, may
be inferred from the fact that, in some of
the iron stores nails were melted together
and formed solid balls, iron safes were
melted, and large chain cables conglomer-
ated into one mass.
One of the papers contains the following
account of a praiseworthy presence of
mind and energy exhibited by lady of
that city:
The very able management Of the wife
of the Sheriff saved the county jail during
the fire. Sheriff Trovillo was absent, con-
veying a prisoner TO the House of Refuge
in Philadelphia; the Deputy was also alb
sent on business, and when the fire got uE
into that neighborhood, Mrs. Trovio had
the whole burden on her own shoulders
At the very height of the danger she
called all the prisoners who were not in
the cells TO the CRATE, and by name let al
the Migrants out. That done, she set them
to work to carry water up to the top, and
this only saved it. as the roof was on fire
several times. The fellows worked like
horses, and as they merited so we presume
they received a discharge. Had the jai
caught we have no doubt some of the
prisoners would have been burned, anc
very probably the Court House too; at al
events it would have been greatly injured
100000 would have been a large bill for
the county at this time. For saving al
this, praise is due the lady of the Sheriff.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

name. and thereby the rank to which It's
destinies call it.
The undersigned has eshonor 10 oiler
to his Exceency, Mr.. Shannon ms per-
sonal respect, and to assure him OF his very
distinguished consideration; o,-,v,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

a. srlssi al PsFrAasea Eiis rE iAs Asy'
Ian. uisA ssfieissi Fss.aad fas fsfaiag
All gsnasa;a- ear2ases- "a siGr sfAxi.I
seSrssnas - sss2g,lr sd . fsiling SUP
ulvss 4 r~es6f3a aer..t
Psnashsnishs~ % rsssfl ! Eim1af
IL sP?.apri1siag sso.oeV fora lie par
Pas~. nf
u hegA Siass Miss Din may he sail -
hare IN agrraisirgr ehrpaghlaboal lsss
rrs1lls. Hasiag krsfvisilrd. n bash Ssaies.
Inc various iails and bid ~rlls 10 ~lirh
paaprr hsnstirs sud vhis agihzhl- nor
uarnss. siis Psr<sasrd-s mrmssisi 70 The
f.rgislaluEr of racll. EsiiiAg faith iAr -rls
I--uavarRishei--and ilsplssing IN the
name Of Ilnahaaifs. rhaas prprr Asslsm
and pr~reI tvslmrzs should Ne pro
sidrd fsf tAsss- sprrly aaiir'sd isllO~
She his carried her rai-i. sni snron-
ragsd thereby IN proposes, - nc under.
s.and. 10 pursue he work rf bsne'nlenee
an,h ~ ~ State makes alsQuair praEi-
.l"n f,r ihrir insane ponr. Glnri0as mis-
sin ofrr lied hpmsni,,l 4
| fear Ishk csEier.
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.' cCMSTt OK & CO.'S
SARSAPARILLA.

ST. LNioh SlaLIIf AND HALF ] MC /.
For lie eSre IF Screfrt, Chronic M.nc,,m,
6tnsr.f D'tikfy, Cuttn,trs Ii,se.,,, Sels
E'ritfons cfht Sliia. Tsft,r, PimIkso or Iu..
futs ca fAs Foe, .Mreu,i.! nd S.l li!cis
ristt"s. Bis 6em on ia1 ur kald D ieel.
ltetr, nan, II he 7L,o,t and Isg, PAN, nd
StcttfDs. 81 he B,nts, Liter Lsuhers, tr9
on d,ssoss arising ftm On intu,s ster #
ne Bieed, EIlcmre end Luprdtnc, in L.i'.
Erce''ift Use Of Ltrc.ry. IL.
TIE sreat popularity Of sansrGil.s, and ii,
established Gicsey, lender il iupufuous 10
entef into any cnccnit ms Of Is virtues, CT uttucs
any cSidt nee in ito favor.
The ssrsarsiiIls is Warranted positively As
good as sny otlsr tha, csn le made ., Ore Dol.
lar, at just half the pne Of thcsc 40 mteh sd,er.
nSod, ind as strong ard in as large bottles, viz
r'T1rcEsTs rrR BOTTLE, Tivt LoII Ans rrn
rozrx. r.e. - -
This srilclc has cured Scroiula Of 20 years, Of.
icr the Dollar article. hrd cen med in vain.
Sold, wholesale. by Coms,ctk & Co, 81 Cor.
lsnds street, New iolk; aud hy d. Hesrtt, Hills.
borough, Dr. james Young. Oxford, and J. & y.
Sloan, G,.enstorough.
April 9. IL
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Fresh Medicines,

|. Fresh Supply Of KOi.MSTOCK'S
- rEMlFuGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful shirary in removing
wafms from children. has just been re-
ceiyed by The subseI,bri. Tie general
satisfaction il has given to those who have
trird il, warrants him in recommending
il to all who have children afflicted will
thOse distressing symptoms which Judi
cate the presence 81 Worms.
lie has al>" rereiy, fresh supply 81
Bartlluiemew's Pink Exper,orani Sy rup.
Spuhns Head ache Remedy, .... vs..
Magical Pain Ex!raclor--al reduced pri.
css.
Lins Strengthening Plasiers, ...
Balm of Columbia,
Reach and Bed bug Cane,
Ga,Ifrsy's Cordial.
Baieman's Drops. ~..
French Corn plas,srs. s s....-
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
lIcwes' rsl,hra,ed Rheuma! Scryc and
Bone l.inImeni,
And small supply ofexeellrn, Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see other adj, er.
tisemetis.
n. uEARTT, .agmk.
ap-Hs. -
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PILLS.
LET NONE Dl?Sp.Ip

fNiEsE Ptiis have k,"p n,s" lawn an.
s2are'Ia,ed for trrir xtrsnrrIaef, str
imm' d. te prH tIs 81 Isstou.g t.rltrt h.slih
10 persons SUI ring under nelly 49,, km,.
Of dtsrase wnrl lhe huma" ir mr. - IIsais
tn J are paIiIcsIiatiy espu III, rtied 10 A.
tho: Psrsaas Who ave. I'll rsd ,ih a., III, d
"fehranic ~ i'ngrHrg ,t'int lam, a. iI.rI, !. nt
IH"dsaide b,f'rf the pnbiic i.Irh has so rs
tufai and happy M A' ri ,p"n thr .,strn, IL
c"rrecii,2 tho St"pa, % aud I.,c, III, Il. tbr ,o,
ma',n' % heaiisy eb,le, sHa ,hc,rt. pu,ry
They are a. kn"NlsjerJ by the l,nndn d< AID
ihonsares Who are usi.z ;hrm Ia Ir nai onl,
th" niosi mud and pieasaHi in ,hsit oe,slju1
.a' The mos' perfectly ionorrn,, .af. AID
h.leat medai"e ever II I'D /" to-. pubic.
Those who "oec male a trInl Of III, s.. ,i;ilts
i"vor ai'"rward fe"l wrlins Ia b. ui,f,,..I
hem which "a sufficient pr"ci ut ;heir god
lrailties.
For sale a; this Office.
Isy ~. So
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Dr. Taylar's
Balsam of LiYerW0rt

F.r the cure &C Cough, Colds. Eaiarrh,
A.Ikma. Nhooping Cough. B,ancha-
lis. Liver & .mplainl. and ali Al clsons
u Inc Throat and Lungs.
HslIIs Fsssedy 10 iasaiaabie and anreasl.ed
- u 10 pafrlY EeSrtahlr sad hlghiy sssdiCl
al, mid and gentls ~ iiss q ets npoa the ~.
tea. .aS = ias eassrriy fee from ~ -.is~ra'
Ptsdasis ~ @say 90 ias,ly Isalrd sasi slrad-
81. % Pensrlly salr, a. = ~ as s1laisIy. fss.m
= ka0-lsdxs vfiis pssPefi'ss. and abe saHarF
I'll ssCsess which has attended q. ezra ~ dil.
4 al and aggravated saSs. Tor assfly ten
We &c. dlsias sh.eh u hLs brea N ass. the
Psapnsisftesls no hesiisrry isiaiIedasinR a..
saa ACCOMMODATING q 20 all who 7. ,lo'i1hstsly
Gay have arcasios 10 resort 20 soine n.sans ~
eerosefy. rhysci1ns nat AMIR qneasiy ne u
20 Their praa iire. aad sash she Asdssll fatnl,
~ seaeIslly. Il has mes wNb Pssh more ilsn
DrdinaFy appreciation. - ....
Crasirsles ard sesliaoniais renld h. la,,
nisned ia abuac sner fsefa Abe highsa and ..uss
respectable sources. 81 peisess Who rsiLcr
have bvea cresiiy rl,ssrd W a. ~ sntiIs Il &c.
covered from sscs saaf 81 the Lungs snd L.
yer. 10, we iasrlt onIs the folla~inE.
aSD RAISING O. BLOOD
tuREn.E @
hereby certify thai last Anrufs, was e.
tackled wHhs violent and pFUfale LsnnFthsgs
from The Langs, stye.e rangh. With the spes-
tefation Il much mucous paia - The brad
sarensss IN The chest. and ufher distressing
sympirnas. lhruslt bottle u Dr. Tay'"f's
Balsam u kiveIss,i fran 3IS Bswrry. ~hish.
aadrrt The blcssines Of Prosidsnr,. ga,s me in.
MEDIATE .eisf. It's G.tI has bren sush Ia NY
rssr. iha, ieannet zoo highly psase 10
SO CHARLES l. SMITH.
ApriLs 1919 80 rillsis rrs.t, BIvskl,n
Far q eomalon Gold srd c., -, lhW 10 Ono,
ofthe sefy b o. rrmrdIrs ever discs ssur.
N D There iss sPufioas aas esaaisIf u Ar
,isls saaat. and lsir'y iairnjar,d into hi.
llsce. Therefore be saIslui % set Ihr geas
me, which 10 from 3-s Bnsrry. N. v.
wA Fresh Supply q she above
Medicine jus, received and for sic Al
THIS OFFICE.
November 10. sd a ST.
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WEfHEEa IS. lS4s 80 sfstts
- esss - l,..sE6 ssel4 ..sesss 5 5 = ~. -.
kias Is liahEF. 49, - - a.. lis.s. -.
paalnls. ID k3sr 49, : 81 ) a. ssls.e..ss
b.lsi us sd sars ke-2e<AF. raan sid -.
rrrssda sslfrnssis Fs5a.hs -. sl1xns,..
sans gang nsisr nlls Led lnf az. d,.1.
siEs.s. Leusbesn. loss % srlshie, saa
spasss. <~.tAsl afs = 80 = lssr.s = /. ~.
u FaPFFier q as thtnK sssf > Gsfs -rsss
- ths FaAi,r.sHr 80 tAsss = IA SABA a
eeiK, they sii passe t'sslsasis - sssa
eeaefas lafaa.y sprslenis iaf rsshkf ga. a..
esaasl Ca g sasase iAs suassaszl .s.lala..
tisa. -
rae rGseary e she lie fills ass rig,;,
Enlers - aasasi rsflssa. 4 frssly sssra :. a.
silsrk II fsgsr. InlsehEs. q essles. 80.
lhta.I. lsss1l e..lds. sIghrnlsh. shd al.
o. ibnaamalnry DISORDERS. ID Ilsssa.
sism AID rhofic ron Ilsin,s lhst hate ,I,a
performed the innsl rnirasgdlnai, tsr... 80.
UscS ~fth p~rses. Feaee.
Siase she & 81 ialSsasssi-1 81 Ds. N..9.,s.
Life MedlriEss o. Ls fsIh.~ rnis... 49,
hsss IN eseEy sssr. fai.s nassasainsa ,i,s 10
s-hafaetgf a. y 90 eilaasrssss. Psts..t, -.
had fsf yesss dis.s On . ss erable n,....,.
laad aaaay slo bad lesf lLr ssfrilhslr l,sl,ls
Ihrnmatlsm I'd Parslysi.. ka,s keen ;. $780,
10 hralsh. slrri Flh AID ssafaft, sglrs Al N.
asusi rrseslrs had hsss assas sssls,s n.
aslnnssbirg sad simasl aliI.s sl.ns IT,.
have alan bGra FxPeIn Gfsd. ia lie sa,. =
nnrsms s.d rkssasfie gsins 10 she 49, 80
fare. rsrsigfie ag.disns sontrastsd a.J !, AZ
lainls. slaAsaiu sxstiisgs pslss 81 ii : -,
and bsnrs. ehreAie "a sntsiism. pslrif.f;,. :,
he ksssi. eiths M Issri sfisn. 4e
snt q % naneresssfy Ia sas&nsr~sr ala 49,.
~ rzsss - - ieh Ihese purely ssssIsbI. -
siriRcs haze hrea 'usti Fsini; bnl IA !, ~
qHifs. vi, are th.y 20 universal il H.,
happy .fstif - ~"
B,r.u,r lL., sULiri THE BIoOp ga
thus rem y al s.ssr q ciss.s, IL The az.
ten. -
o. arse lie, act rnx sIfslly wp,s ,Ls ,,,,.
iions Of The eUt.. ara Tsmvss ali n.bSIil,, :,
nhre' ~ sa#s- 4. ....s-s sass.
Rseanse iisy 10 M, reSrer The ,,,,,r a.,
sassreTa,s1 ihrs 'ses.Ting ~, " si,sinr =, n,
rleasafr 90 lrshess uiinR ihsn tIsfgIiss
Z, mr'sisi af,s.Hg Ia ~ tnisIsd STATE n
the bssssi ore rastiy ,Ilrus 4 Is lh. r,s,,,,1
hirasy fth'Sr n'iia AID sal,iap n .Ui,i,,.
10 lh"s.' 49," sIe .hl.Eed - IIs,.I. or a la.
meei sHirli lni,F:spts.a tflIrin,,,- a.
Lie A..-ai, e. ate ~, Llis,ly Ne, Irl. &, MN
aad saie erHts'ian. they strike az lie 10, -
'iisssss. a.d qsistit eihds ste 81. lLsr,l, RE-.
'sn'i' The i.isi hesis Ia sh.L lLtu,srf,
arc victims.
s"l,I.S h"i'ss'e and rstsi,. ~ D: .w.p yor
To-. 3Ts brasd~sy Aa~ iesk.a
Fer sale also I.y @-..
ID. REARTT. .sgn.
- L. aaH a# #s....s ar.a g.
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLAMEw's
Pink Syrup. E.

For Coughs, coLds, IqEwn=a, SIRE Throat,
Pais in the Breast, Difficulty Of Brectling,
Heart Burn, and euery compliant
whieh causes Consumption.
'I>Hls remedy, given to the public Under the
= sanction Of one of the Grst di,ines Of The ace.
and man Of responsibility, is considered by he
Faculty Of New York Us the best medicine of The
kind offered for sale. II is sure remedy avains,
Consumption, if taken in time Be sure and OBJ
tain-the genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by constock & Co, 81 COrt.
andt street, New York; and by D. Heart. Hills
Borough. d.. james Young, Oxford, and ]. K r.
Sloan. Greeneborough. .-- = a'.'i g :,
FsbraryiI.A @A 5s- r. - z.' "a
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I T a meeting cft:c friends Of Temperance re.
= = Gently held in Orange county, il was deem.
ed important that there should be Temper nee
Convention in Killsborough. on Tussdly Of May
Court, for mutual consultation on important s,b-
jccts, and for mutnal enccurageme in cur work
Of benevolenee ami philanthropy. Every TEN.
peran'e Society in the county is respectfully soil.
cited to appein: large delegation 70 meet in tie
Masonic HIn in the town Of Hiils5orouyh, on
Tuesday Of May Court, az II o'clock.
There win be business bgforc the Convention
in which every lover Of scbricty and good order is
interested. reques.eftaat each Society und.
ing delegates report the number Of members be.
longing 10 II. MANY CITIZENS.
April 2. r. 81 @<% e. 70
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Medicines for Sale.

TIE h,li"Mi..p Nsdh iust have hr't rcetiv'
60, ~. - t"r sale u, iiis fii"':
SPrnrer's Vegetable AMI, Bilious aid
Arr. srsIti, Plfs
DIR. HILLS Mrdita.cd Ccrsh L,zr"
gts. - r..
DIR. HILLS Worm Lczeng,s
Rr. Lacoun,'s Vegetable TooIh.Acte
hilS'r~ rei'sin ~ d ~ q" ,i'nt '"'t.
And ALEC lladlnck's Vegetable po"Irf
a"d S,rup, e.; d,..a,r. Of thr Lungs u"rt-,
ODDS. .pfprrsia, aud Liver tmi ta'r's'
watch are highly r.r"mn rrdr,' i,T oil the
a'seas's, by rl'iz""s al North Cat"'''" |'o
have ,rirh /: Nth &; 81.
hiay ~. Ts=-' ~@.~~ ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
rringcs, Trialminss, &c.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
CATCH THE SCOUNDREL.

CATCH THE SCOUNDREL.
I'm the night Of 18th of March, 1855. q moo.
" rious scoundrel who rsiled himself &c nv
house William Jones (though bis resi mana 4
understood 10 be yancy Winninshsnl stole from
me hight bay race mlre. with q snip on the
end 81 her nose, knot on che Of her snkles md
Ia about "a I hands high, together with saddle,
q bride, and martingals Tie saddle has Guilt.
ed seat and the skirts are double b., no, Quilted.
with blue casinet housing and suest-pad, and Il
bound round behindwith blaSk leather. The bri.
die and nartingals are blsck heather. with isory
nnss and fed spotted plush in the breast. and q
bnoad browband. - -
The said Winninghsm Is ahcni 90 years ofsee
has very light heard. sandy hair, tolerabiy
red complexion somewhat ffecklcd. with yellow
eyes, and would weigh shout $50 or lS5 pounds.
He y quick spoken. swears very frequently. and
ssaerally tells. when he Eoes 70 settlement new
% hum, that he has been caught and injured m .
PuliRg Mill. - ss..5 - IS 49,
I viii give ten dollars 10 any person Who viii
srprehcnd tbs man and commit him 10 Stakes
Jaii, and also reasonable reward for the rccovc-
~ Of The property. In addition to this the peOple
Of Old Town, Stokes county. offer twenty dollars
reward for HIM the peoyle Of Lexington, David.
son, offer twenty dollars reward frr h;rs and forty
dollars is also offered for his delivery al the Jail {,
HillsyiIle. Virginia. aaa--...
CO On the same nigh, Winnirgbam stole a
silver Watch from q Horse-Driyer, and sem. mo.
ney-how much it is not known. 7a @+
Ny residence is on Reddys River, in Wilkes
county. North Carolina. eleven miles west Of
Wi!kesborough. on the stage road.
40 ALEX'R G. WHrTTINGT0N. Z
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