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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
$3.50 9ne Presb3teFy or Orange
- Nil H.pss II LIS Eaaas c. Wednesday,
,ssasa< nsEl. = s'eiosk

. R.rEssa 80 Gasrox R.aI Raan.-AttAsE -
ssus srrm Il - SaF~sir csars 4 Lar snd
EYsay = - eoansy Z wake. he 60 = shs
Ralr;sh m eiassoa RI Road eoaaias u. i0ag.
uusai was psaaaaRoed asainss i an ihe H'Or;gags
vas fsociOsaL II eOnsssssnoe 4 lis aecisioa,
salia compliance z;sh tae - e - - srszsaa
J, he Legislature. tie Rad. with u j. apparte-
u.acns, i aasertisnI y J. 81 q Thursasy IL
sAh Jar ol DsrrmheE neKl The GssernnE /
su,hofizea 10 III 10 ne amount q - -, Loan d
$4,000. ani he inssrrss due oa a. sans. e.
whrh The stair !. fable; and shoald Ne State b.
oome the purchases. The rad viii come under TN
control u hoard Il Commissioners meniionnI II
ths aet; the tosssHsE being farther aashOfiEes b
and with The alsiee and CONSENT q his coaEci. d
III .ls Eosl IN the mot thai can be obtsinc IA
lie same.
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HEaETW q BLESSED HEAhTH atrs
- Es5sss 8 81 - lsaaszus II saqs = So
asEEka2 - $4,000 ise1ssh ~ - FQNess -
Farease irssraaszzs. aaa = 49, aaz1ae 80 -
has -. - As.se aasss = "a - - = -
: = aaesrAAaH = = sAsse 80 -, wsafs sss'Y
fdns aesse. - = - sAaaAasa bran4assa !
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p - raxaaaaas naAas - esagkss 80 - =
soand eaesy9Aaas Gzaf asaaeia.e = rap4Aae Il -
paEssnE.
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u. targ.ss. Mssi.leaaseas A. Tongs e, rissshuso
NJ n. iiolser, ~ slase g.lgfhsns Il. III n a.,
ehara. II a q. Al. trsasar Nasa liaiss I. = II.
Sa,.sia. Alaaaaazss 4. 4 4. $3.50. Aseen aoss1ssi
gsaAes gusnsem MrnlE ar Nead A AeaA. H.
ds-oa; Oaea k;Alnes. Naaneysil.ss ]. 4. IalinsaI
Asisan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23

The Army Worm, Ne are PLEASED 70
lam. j. nj - Destructive N enemy - was Al
frs spprehrndea A Es days vet aud cold
weather. ID appears, i iasal 10 thsm. A friend
informs u tia. on examining lis Geld ics days
siacs, be- found nsss al he wOtus dead. ard the
ogarrs exhibiting 10. slisL. appearances of llie.
For shs satisiae,ioa u our agricultural readers we
so2y from II. Charlotte journal the following ar-
count Of this insect:
Eguc. on AMY WoRx.-A ihege. il
good deal ai conjecture among Ihe people
about this worm. to know the nature Of II
NAV be relief 10 some minds. Zoogra-
pliers call il the Emca. In not an un-
common worm. We zee tile came every
year. The great Number gsncrally fol-
lows dry summer. The Ernea hath it,
origin from the esg of butterfly, A Mr.
Gooda,t took snale of these III t'ay they
came out Of the egg, Which was The 4Ih
ofMsy. lac nou ished them with the leases
of nelsles till the lIlh of June same year,
Il which time il began to prepare for IL
transformation tn the state in which il il
called chrysalis or aureIia. In this aurelian
state il continued changing its head down
war.D 10 days. al the end Of which there
proceeded from this aurelia butterfly with
four wings. and from lis elegant colours
he called IL the peacock's eye. In theiI
fra, state a. worms they feel on hard
course diet, As leaves, grass, &c.-in iheil
aurelian state they snbs,ss without any
food. In their mature state they live o.
. more delicate and tender diet, Is hone,
from plants, &c. 1hp.e who think ,hs,
will 70 down in the ground 70 winter am
rise IN The spring with vegetation. wi
not haze she,r fears realized, Tor il il con
irsry 10 their nature. ! have some Q
thea feeding-laey d. not look xrll 70
day. do not think they can stand III
Geld.
octaber Ia, lsi5.
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- tWEs1 IS. IL HaumasaFuaasaass o.
e. f,ssaaaa 4 elsshs. dastssFsrs. A..
o. fHazy, - T. - & GoEerssr Jasrs
- as1ssssa : shxiss Hs@ez - NasAszle
eaanss. : assi<iag - .susssr. - sals, -
: alAaaEA ! tra@s nAiz., 4 .aafsrrs i Nlirh
tsaaesse : $50 cannernsa 1 ssxks = isrus-
go arliissaas r iaaegrs. Il hou1r, 4 palriaa-
- uhasA suaa maes aish . ruqOnss i - -
sans i - soea ~ sisuoas every uhssa"
Is fsl0Ans snirars hoa - message u NJ
Liza y - Psgsalas ssqriaiiioa e Tennsszcs
solanaasrs. 8 ssasirs u CO. II any sgsre@saa
. he pats q MsnioO. j. wgay = > Sod :
Wig - Doxsmos Ioass:
Il had The honor 10 reeeiFe a COMMIT
nicAlioa lrom Tie iIon. Mm. l.. Macy.
Secretary Of War. hearing date August
2sth. informing me Of aushoriiy given u
Genafai Taylor, commanding lie lorres 81
The United States nov IN Texas. 70 ell on
lie Excessive Of his Stale Cor Nolunleess,
when lie in his Judgment might deem Il
q AA&AG@AAN " tMAAAsA AkAAA w fN1ANk WkNN 80
| erosion that might be attempted on The
pan Of Mexico. In Fepiy 10 Ibis rommd.
nieaI,oB. assumed tie Secretary Of Mal
/ Inst any reanisiiiOn for lonces il,at Genetal
Taylor might make on The Executive ol
Tennessee, would be promptly and cheer.
fnlly met. Whatever differences oE0pin.
ioa we may eniehasn rs 10 The policy thai
threatens 10 produce this coiaisina viii
Mexico, appfehend there il but one
opinion in Tennessee rs 10 The propfieiy
Of sustaining Inc Government In Ibis o.
any other diilicully that may threaten il
The question of Annexation is no lnngeI
opea-the deed has been done. and IN
wisdom or folly should be referred to III,
arhIrament Of time. Patriotism demands
thai We rindicaie the honor of the country
whenever IL soil shall be polluted by tn
iread Of hostile foe"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23

ASIaroRTAST RUNoR.-The Washing.
ton Union gives the following as m extract
Of letter from New York.
a Iumor has reached me, through .
highly respectable channel, that the terrific.
rics of California are about to establish aH
independent republic, in which they are u
be supported by England and other govern
ments. This information came through ;
commercial channel, as a political secret
yet, being under no restraint, and know
ing The importance of the intelligence j
true, and unknown 10 our government,
take the liberty Of impartiug II to you. tina
YOU may make such use Of il as you ma!
think proper"
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Tenuessec.-The Legislature of Tcnne

Tennessee.-The Legislature of Tcnnes-
see assembled ut Nashville on Monday the 9th
install the members being present, except Dr.
M.Farland Of Henry county, who was detained at
home by severe indisposition.
In the Senate, the three first days were occu-
pied in the election of Speaker, for which officer
l3s ballo,ings were had. The Senate is compos-
cd Of 10 Democrats and IL Wings, and 1t was
consequently expected that the former would OF
course elect the Speaker. But when the senate
assembled, the majority brought forward the name
of John A. Gardner, one of " the immortal thir'
teen" Of the session of 1871, by whose discrgan'
izing and unconstitutional act the election of Unit
cd States Senators was prevented. For this Gauss
the Wings had against this gentleman an insu
perablc objection, and continued throughout Il
vote ag INST him, and the Demos as perslnaclous
" to vote for him-giving him on each baliotin'
IL votes; until the l3sth balloting, when he wa
withdrawn, and Mr.. Wattcrson elected speake
by q majority of one vote. s~..
In the House of Representatives, on Monda.
Mr.. Brookins Campbell, of Washington, Demo
was elected Speaker on the first balloting. III
votes were, for Mr.. Campbell 81; for Mr.. Ea'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
Public Sale.

yETILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the
w a3d of October, at the Plantation OF VIII
liam Hopson, deceased, on North East Greek in
the lower part of this county, oil the perlshable
property Of the deceased on said plantation, con-
sisting Of Corn and Fodder, Cattle, Hogs, and
Farming Tools. =,
And ON the asth, at the late residence OF the
deceased, on Cane Greek, viii he sold his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Crop Of Corn, Fod-
der, &c, Farming Utensils, Horses, Cattle and
Hogs, Wagon, and other articles too tedious tf
mention. Also, nine likely NEGROES.
A credit of nine months will be given, the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security.
| CT At the same time the Lands will be rente'
| for twelve months. ..-.1..
| WILLIAM THOMPSON, Fer.
| October l.
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"A - seexssans sAnsr - 80 "a So sae.k 4
- GaasA 0sangess - tersg sasarat 4 aaalaes
nsNsas kssg = - Asks TIL bpaas hsEe
Axxa fassa.aara es.aisxay - easl. - ssisrag
nsGA gaesg rase. IAas kaxk = caAlEsAap9 = fasa
81 - asasemngs
BseaxA.ed - TnaaeaeAsa salirsnFs - eassa-
ings. Dnila2s. Bed1rks. 0asaoa Flanasas. IsEass
Exek. 80 Asshs@aEs. UA-aasA, rnasa Hna 1aaas
-. OsaalaEgs, bksaaS uAsr, sagea. re8 81
ssssam I asaiasiss Gisxsn BIS. Tanxass ral.1saE
laspk - rsaassa Ganessess III Ilasfs. hsf-
srysr sAaaa - nasg Ezaassan sd - INsfsas
psisa liza. safxlniness sae, anA - - glssa.
rasaine. arsh. hane. naisa8. sd Eanry nrN-ssle
sassiness. lila aaad aguEsa laark ans falsrs nss
.iyaeres. naesino - 80 sAtla Nesssass. Eassish
- Fsss,eh rlgiass sA.alse, -. ne2aa ~ Iaia
BAnkels. asnen a. eQsian NisEsFss NeeS ar
ahise. hsur sd EaEry, ard furniture Aiesafia
ra.hnege Prints faary and 0si-casagsaa tiiRshaEass
sskswafp. nd c0mnaoa AlIaccas; tsmsls lFssh
Linens: Aansoas, Tssieaan, MI. 1asgxA. Flsia
ami s1iss Muslinss gauoasss, ~ GsasslasEss e.
surei I.aees; hlaek, Nhiie, AMI hEoNm heala',,.s;
pisid. fese.ly. gihonsielle, rashmere, ard Naitif
shawl; nressRo shirts Ladies - Shirts tssla
Piias: Combs Buushes; superior Ensiish lies
anl half Hose; hlaek ana white isaN 81 ahd
hid Gsaxss; Neaslel 81 in Nls.ss fFrafh
ransh.tS snd Hega-sssshsi Hanisa 'Eehi,Ass SD
Points AMI kelsst Nrsk-lsaaseHrl's.es faenrh'
worked Collars and Tfia,uiiHs; Glaak Tasss.s
GiaIles: Cords and TESTS aud OCEAN Cord.
New sayie Fionenne Bsza. and English iaw
Donaeiss Anifcsaiss neN 1sie BanEet ana Nrsl
RiIAans: Hause ani nonlcting PspcE.
Paleaa Csnib clcsnsFs with Bmshss; psiHiel
iron and hrass-touna Bnekktss Tubs, AMI ia
/ Boxes; Rrooals, Hear.h-hEashes. and tand-Bel
lows; = sine. piouga-lines. Hs1-rogdss, sna hae
dread; Whip; Cologne, Reafs' alaA Msee@a
oil. Lip ~al.e. and oaI,s; snEG heses; eo'oas
Smelling Bosles; Ioukiag Gsssscs; Powdered
Crushed, Loaf and Brown UeaE Ito and Fasai
n COFFEE; superior hlsek gnd sF.en Tess; sant
starch. and Cheese; ole and uprer Letter
general assortment II coarse Boots anA .hers al
. % lat phi!aaciphia-make walking loss 81
lippeFs fpg Ladies; a large siock Of Hats 81
; Csps; an assurtmeut oil Hardware and Cutler.
, On assortment Of CrOckeEy, Books ard Sia,ionar.
, Sc. &c.
They respectfully invite their customers ~
the public generally to give item q call, to eNau
= inc and Judge for themselves.
They would take this oeeasion 10 return the
thanks TO the community far llse very iaesal sha
: If custom heretofore extended 10 them and hog
by close and personal attention 70 business, o.
reasonable prices, sill 10 merit and receive ta
proportion Of the trade.
0Ctoher Z. W-
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ortaber Ia, lsis.

IN our paper The 9th inst. on po,icing the trial
and Conviction II Jacob Cotton. in DaSie coun-
". for murder. we stated that he had made con-
fession in which he implicated three other per-
sons. two Of whom (pcy,on Haskell and David
yoluntine,) had been arrested and committed to
Jail. On copying this article into his paper, the
editor Of the Fayetteville Observer adds;
ave learn that the third person lmpli.
Gated by the confession OF Cotton died 4
few days ago, under the influence of agi
,ation and fear at the discovery of his guilt
On seeing an officer approach he was sud
denly seized with violent illness, and diet
in about "a hours"
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ARRIED.

In Frmklia county, Va, on the 18th instant
" The Rev. $. :. Bryant, MIR. JAMES g. AspER.
soy, formerly of this town, TO Mis- ZILLAH r,
SUTHERLAND, Of the former placa.
In Grcensborough, on Thursday evening tht
10Th instant, by the Rev. J. 4. Greiter, Dr. ID.
VIZ WEIR 10 Mrs. SrsAS HuHPHRrrs, daughte
Of the Hon John NJ. Dick.
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on Al. II.

rn2ae- THE subscriber, having removed 20
Et77T2 the western part OF me Stale, oilers Tor
SyS.S salc his RESIDENCE aud a small
<et@ssa PLANTATION at Marlborough.
The Residence is situated on that beautiful
eminence at the River overlooking the town.
The House is q neat, well.fnished building, Of
Four Rooms and good Cellar, connected win
which is a connexions Office with Two Rooms,
and all necessary Out Buildings. The Lot. con-
tains l6 acres of highly improved land.
The Plantation is in few hundred yards Of
tho dwelling, and contains 1874 acres OF fertile
land. 1t has upon i, several neverfailing Springs,
and valuable Meadow, which yields 10000 lbs
of hay per annum.
An extended credit will be given on the proper
ty, il desired, on good bond and personal security
with interest.
For further particulars reference is made to my
agent, ]. w. Norwood, at Hillshorough.
JOSEPH G. NORWOOD.
October Is. 'ss-
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&C. THE subscriber will sell To the high
49, csi bidder. on M0nday the gath OF No
sTSS xeml,er, at the count house I'M. Hills
<-ks~a- borough, the Tract OF Land whereon
Capt. William Durham now lives, lying on the
Raleigh road, fourteen miles south east &c Hills
borough, containing 4is Acres. There is on the
premises d good dwelling House, Store House,
Kitchen. Barn, esatArs, aud IN necessary Out
houses also an excellent well Of water in the
yard. This i the most desirable stand for store
and public house between HiIshorough and Ra-
leigh. -
A note negotiable and payable at the agency Of
the Bank of Cape Fear a, lIillsbOrough, will be
'aken in payment.
SAM'L STRAYHoRN.
October l3. 9Sts-
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STILL FOR SALE.

NNN
sESHTs property, not having been disposed or
u. is still offered for sale on the same terms as
formerly advertised. win sell it all together, OF
separate the Tan Yard from the Mills, as may suit
purchasers.
Also, Negro Man, about So years of age, a
good distiller, sound and healthy, honest and OF
industrious and temperate habits.
Also, good Mich Cows, and a number of zine
Beef Cattle for sale.
Also, good new cast iron Bark MILL and two
Copper Boilers, for boiling tan bark, and ont
| thlee-horse Wagon.
| A reasonable credit given on good security.
| " j. S. SMITH.
| 0etsbsr |. We
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attention !!

70 fks caaamissiaasei, Ren-f emmizisals8 Or
or.s cad a,ssisigns Lskagfag n lie a7fk Re-
lg.ntnf If Ngfa careEaa MiEfia.
NOT ere hereby commanded nnd 0nsered -
y sFpcar II IIlllA0rcngh, IN fritay IT, 7sh
q N01es1her. i II o'cioek. arnel and equlls =
lie law directs Ct DIM nnstfE; AMI ~ Saturday
IT, ssl. q ii o'rsork, yoa viii attend with geaE
respective ccnspsnies ioF regimrnsal sKsreise-
mi. &. DOUGLAS. col. cssm.
UrtuiNr IN. S.
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20 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from de suhscribsr = Noolsdale,
~ on he 9Th 81 September hsi, 4 yellow Me-
gro Man Ii tie name q BIRD, about lhigsy-lise
OF forty yeaTs Old about I've Get nine Or tea inc-
9 hish, straight black hair-.qaek SPOKEN. and i
first rate smith. AIso lis san FIELDS, iole-
rae smith, about seventeen years old rather shor-
ter statue. AMI staRnegs very had in taking. The
above reward vii h. paid far lie apprehension
and confinement 81 sid Negroes ia any Jail in
this state.
HUGH WOODS, SESR.
October 20. n@s- 99-3w
urThe Raleigh. Register and Standard vii
insert threc weeks, and forward accounts 10 til.
Office.
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THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

The unprecedented success of this New
Enterprise affords most striking ilius'ta-
lion Of the efficiency of the voluntary prln-
cple. In the short period of two years.
This church has expended in its various re-
ligious schemes three millions six hund.
red and twenty-five dollars, exclusive o'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The Augusta Sentinel, of Saturday,
brings us the following cheering intelli-
gence of the election in tina, State Our
returns this morning, official and reported,
are from sixty-seycn counties, which show
gain Of about $500 votes in favor of 60
vernon Crawiord, over the vote for Presi-
dent last year, when the Wings lost the
State by 2049 votes. There are twenty
six counties to Ilcar from, which viii pro.
baby increase the gain. We therefore
entertain no doubt Of. the success Of Gov.
Crawford, by majority Of 1000 to 1900
votes, and il may 60 beyond our highest
figures.
In the Legislature the contest is moro
doubtful. The Senate willprobably stanC
- Wings 10 % Democrats--which will
give the Democrats majority Of three n
that body. In The House, the prospec
now il, that there will bea Wing major
" Of six 10 cight--dependent, Of course
upon the result in The counties yet 10 hen
from. We have already returns of th
election Of liity-six Wings 10 The House
and we hope 10 elect one in each OF th
counties of Decatur, Laurcns, Lowndes
Montgomery. TaimAll, ard Thomas, an
two each in l.lbert, and rroup. aud Stuart
all of which are Wing counties. Ther
are besides, some other counties in whic
we have prospect of elecIing Wing:
But lew days will decide. Pei. hi.
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The annual town elections were held in
$50 towns i'm Connecticut on Monday.
The result so far as heard FROM are very
cheering-,he wings have carried most OF
The usually doughtful towns. At The same
time vote was taken in regard 10 lirens-
ing tavens, and frlly three foufths OF the
towns voted not license.
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(.corgia.-The election for Governor and
members Of the Legislature took place in the state
Of Georgia on the 9th inst. The candidates Tor
Governor were Crawford (Whig) the present IN
cumbcnt, and M'AIIister, (Iioco.) The returns
indicate triumphan, result for the Wings Seven
ty-one counties heard from exhibit Wing gam
Of 326 votes over the highest Polk clecor OF last
year, and make i, probable that the Wing Cover
nor will be reelected by majority OF between
one and two thousand. The Wings will also
have majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
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Oci1beG 10 1912.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Tobacco. -Inspeetions light--price:
well sustained. Some loose lew leaf sold
u, 81 TO Il.
CoTTOx.-Receipis increasing. but still
moderate. New commands II.
WMEar las advanced to 4 dollar foI
prime red.
coRS.-Small parcels by wagons sci
at IS 10 so cts. per bushel.
BABoS.-Vlrginia, 81 to 0 cents.
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TIME subscriber, having qualified at the May
u Term of Orange County Court, as executor
of the last will and testament of WILLIAM
HOPSON, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate, 10 come for.ard
and make immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the estate will present them
properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, OF this notice will he plead in bar of their
recovery.
WILLIAM THOMPSON. Ex'r.
DC pber l. 2O-
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NOTICE is given to all persons having suits
~ in the CoInty Court of Orange which have
been pending more than twelve months, and IN
which costs have not been paid, that application
will be made at the merit term of said Court for
executions in all such cases for the Clerks Fees
and that executions have already been ordered in
many cases for said fees, which executions will
be held up until next term, after that time, unless
paid. they will 60 into the Sheriff. hands. All
persons, and particularly the plaintiff who are
Interested in these suits, are requested to call on
the present Clerk and pay these costs.
JOHN BANE,
HARRISON PARKER,
J.. GILES MEBNAE.
October 9t-
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DRY GGODS

DRUGS, HARDWARE, HATS, GROCE-
RES, dc. DC,
at very small profit for Cash, or to punctual
dealers only on a credit of three months He re-
specially invites the public to call ard examine
his stock of Goods, assuring them that he will
spare no pains to please, and that he will sell
Goods as cheap as they can be purchased in this
section of the country.
UFT0 SatgssIers he offers s%very large as
soitment of Trimmings, consisting of Saddle Trees
of all kinds, Webng, Hog Skins, Skirting Leat'l-
err, Plush, Buckets, Bits, Harness Mounting, &c,
very low for cash. ,,
Also on hand DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, very valuable medicine for all disease:
of the lungs.
| Ur Produce taken in exchange for Goods a
E. MURRAY, JR.
| october ia. 99-5n
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Neutrality-suspicious. c0MPAN I.

YOU aEs commanded q aiiend q Hillsho-
= ronsh. on SATURDAY. The IA q November,
anel AID equipt = liz law directs. ioF drill Nus
tcr and e0urt malial. Some II lie osEicers n tic
company viii shcn h elected.
fTIIuS. ]. PHILLIPS, D. :.
Orsnber III. 99-
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October Is,
JUST RECEIVED,

IRON Axles and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea
IL Their and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth, Damask and
other Innings, FASTING and Broad Lace Frlnges'
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
October 90. 9s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23

7 OSG, WEBB, s. CO.. would respect
Ia fully announce TO the public that they hs'e
opened drug shop in . room immediately ever
their Store. They expect 10 keep full srppty
pf every article usually kcEdin Drug Stores. Tie
following i a list Of lew Of the leading articles
| lust opening.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Monday, the 9Th in-
slant, Mr.. VILLA WALLER, aged about 30
years. lie was dcyOtedly pious man, and had
been an active and useful member of the Baptist
Church for the last nine years. The Church of
which he was a member, and large circle Of
friends, will deeply mourn their loss. lie has LEFT
wife and three children.
Died, in this county, on Monday the 18th in
slant. CAPT. RonEnT MoRRow, in the 9Th year
Of his age.
Died, in this county, on Thursday the 18th in
slant, after an illness of some months, MIR. THo-
MAS Corcn, in the seth year of his age.
Died, at Chapel Hill, on Friday the nth in
s,ant Mr.. Jonx w. BrRToS, of Halifax, son Of
the late Governor Hu;chins G. Burton, mem-
Der of the Sophomore Class in our University
The deceased was gifted with fine intellectual
powers, and with noble and generous traits Of
character, which bound him TO his friends "as
with hooks of steel" May this impressive dispcn'
sation of Providence lie sanctifed to his assoc;
! ates AMI induce them to prepare Tor the dreat
summons which must come 10 them sooner o.
later; for /" the Son of Man cometh as thief il
the night" And, oh, may they be prepared t
meet him with joy, and not with sorrow. Ma.
the bereayed and ailectionate mother ofthe deccas
ed, who was permitted to attend him in his dyinl
moments, find those rich consultations in the rel
gion Of Christ, which have been her stay an
support under her sorrows and Affections in yeer
past.
Died, in this county, on Monday The Goth in
slant, Mr.. PETER CaRRIGAS, an aged citizen, fol
: merly of Mecklenburg county in this state, iC
{ some years member of the Episcopal Church
Died, in Fayette county, Tenn- on the ss'
ult., Mrs. ELIzABATI KIRKLAND, wife of Davi
: Kirkland, and daughter of Lemuel Carroll of tn
county.