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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

The following is a summary of the last
years proceedings of the Sunday School
Union of.he Methods, Episcopal Church:
Number Of schools under the control
Of the Union, 5000; number Of scholars.
100000; new books published during the
year, about 40; number Of pages printed
during the year, in the Sunday school
department, i7.566.O0O; circulation oil
the Sunday School Advocate $4,000; in.
creasing at the average rate of one hmm
died per day, will probable be at least
$4,000 before the close OF the present
volume, presenting the largest circula-
tion Of any paper in the country, and pro-
baby in the world. ], has also another
unique feature, that every volume is Paid
for in advance. The circulation Of this
periodical alone is an average Of ninety
five millions Of pages Of Sunday books.
Thirty three Sunday school libraries have
been established during the year.
They held their annual celebration on
Thursday evening the 18Th inst, in Brook.
Ign, New York.
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Notice.

TUE subscriber, having at May Term Of Or
u ange County Court taken out letters Of adj
ministration on the estate Of ALvES MICH
OILS, deceased, hereby gives notice to all crcdi.
tors Of said estate to present their claims, proper.
" 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 arc
requested to make immediate payment,
HENRY WHITFIELD, Admir-.
May %. g-
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Rich FrIS.-we had the pleasure the
other day Of seeing number Of very rich
specimens Of Gold-ore showed US by DIR.
Walls. They are as rich as any y e ever
witnessed. One square acre Of land own.
ed by that gentleman in Stanly county
contains this rein Of Gold ore, purchased
OF Howell Parker. The vein has been
iunnelled forty. five feet "a the depth OF
six feet deep and covered over with tim.
Der and earth, affording a walk under
the ground that distance 10 view the vein,
which is from 8 TO Il. inches ~;.is and
rnugiy locked up. The specimens we
looked al are in pure white flint, and ma.
nv Of them contain from 2 to 5 dwts. OF
pure gold. in humps seen without the aid
Of magnifying'glass.
The Parker mine has had much noto-
riety for its rich yield Of surface gold. but
until now no vein has been discovered,
and as the prospect seems very flaitering.
we cordially hope il may far exceed the
most sanguine hopes Of IFS en,erprizing
owner. The ore is supposed to be worth
from twenty-five 10 fifty dollars per bush
el. Charlotte Jour.
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Obituary.

Died, in this place, on Thursday the 2sth ult.,
Jaars ALExASDER Bosu,xNER, son Of Mr.. Hen
~ Boshammcr, aged months and IL days.
Died, In this place, on Saturday the 3lst ult.'
HESRr, son of the widow Hancock, aged four
teen months.
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An e1lehEiaa q ne r.ghl q Esffsre 1
~ Ahils nales ab0ss n. nho have nj
aea sEo ronseeutise yrais II ne stat
&C destroying he properly qnali6ealioa
No nafurslised eiiisrn % soss uni swr
yszs sfsf he bsromes ciiizsn.
Ihshislrnnre a. gadges sbolished--tlss
sapnens Conrs appointed for eight years,
and no loser Courts Cur six yssrs.
ohenas. eoroasrs. clerks &c cours. and
lnsiicts q Ilar peace % Be rlecled nv lhe
people.
biennial sessions Of ihe legislature, and
The period Of he session lmiled % GO
days.
legislature prOhaliied FINN gran.ingany
bank charters OF renewing any now IN
existence; prohibiied also from loanipv he
credit Of The side Or borrowing money. en-
cePt IN ease Of var. Invasion. Or insurrec-
ton.
Governor. Lieutenant Governor and Sc
nate elected for four years-Ilouse Tor two
years.
Al citizens DISTINGUISHED, both as 20
voting or holding Office. who nav fight
or IN any way be connected with iighiing
. duel, either in or out &c the stale.
Future changes in the Constitution 10
DC made by vote Of TWO successive I.e-
gislainres. and subsequently, 10 be spproy.
cd By majority 81 aIlthe qualified voters
Of the State; the FIRST vote Of The Legisla-
lature 10 be ~ least three-lifihs OF both
Houses.
IL the Constitution is accepted in NO
rembsr, the first eleriion underit will take
place in January. The subsequent elec-
hons are TO be held in November every
second year.
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Notice.

THE subscriber, having at May Term of Or
i 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 viii be plead in bar Of their nc.
covcry; and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
JAS. nj. PALMER, Admir-.
June 2. 79-
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The printing establishment, Of The Pres
byterian Board Of Foreign Missions, a
Lodiana. North India. was almos, entire.
ly destroyed by fire on the goth of Janua,
ry last. The buildings belonged to the
printing office. bindery. and book deposi.
tory: part Of the stock Of paper and
books. printing apparatus, &c. were con.
sumed-the total loss being carefully es.
iima.ed at not less than 20 900 rupees, OF
nearly $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

The 29th Annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Do
cese Of North Carolina was held in this
town since our last, commencing on
Wednesday and closing on Monday morn.
ing. The Bishop, and very respectable
number Of Clerical and Lay Delegates
were present.
No business Of special importance re.
quired the action Of the Convention. The
Parochial Reports showed about the usual
advancement Of the Church in numbers.
The number Of Ministers in the Diocese
is 81. The number Of Congregations is
SIS. The number Of COMMITMENTS 1929.
OF Baptisms during the past year $40.
OF Combinations 2l2, exclusive Of % con-
6rmed at this place on Sunday. On the
same day, one person was admitted to the
Holy Order of Deacons, and two Deacons
were ordained Priests.
The next Convention was appointed to
be held at Hillsborough, on the last We'd
nesday Of May, ls45 Fay. Obs.
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Gsrr~rtiaa-Ia Reh~nsry M - pub-
E.hra n ~ Rsemdss. q thr ,sssea q . Iriena
sPisSs e peei.. goO.nn<arias- Pear &c asound
'Ass wis~sz 90 naan~ss) wAsrA "a esas.
81 . Mis- D. 4. AnSeru1a. sffeun. N4b~;ns
Sfsas sey Enilis wisA nc Poess, 1 "a nos ..
cur . - = dc m0nenl thal 4 was q cor, and
hOa onsiaali though 1 eos1 n, fsil . u 4
ance Eecoyniled b saae- Il oar msse ysushful
resasrs A frw days $50 Ne rrcrised Islsr
from Mis- - IN which ne 30. ~ % oosrers this
missile. and says thai ihs lines xers esgisaf &c IN
aoguainianns wishoui any design 70 claim Inc am
thosshiP-sie heiieses shey sss llls proaarsioa q
Tom Moore. We THE plrasurs in mailing tins
connection; and commend de good laz,e and lseI-
ING q The youns lady which psompea her % ssk
it. Venus all cur mos, respea ful apology for
ihc oashee ws Committed in giving her nane as
che author Ne rlead > want q familiarity with
the Pos'% Ouririsnd. ere suppose. erred from The
SANE reasOn, added 70 the high appreciation Ofthe
intelligence and worth Il the young LADY. with
whom he I'D tAs pleazure q an scqusiniaace.
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FOR CASH ONLY.
Goods at Cost.

I'HE subscribers, wishing to close their prcsen,
business, would sell their Dry Goods, con.
slstng Of some beautiful Callicos, Muslins, plain
and printed, vestings, Cloths and Cassimeres, &c.
Hats, Shoes, Hardware, Books, &c. &e, at cost
for cash; also their Groceries and Saddle Trim
mings at very small profit II you wish bar.
gains, give us call, as We are anxious to dispose
of our stock Of goods. -.
L. MURRAY e. Co.
May 81. 7s-4w
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nj A r RIED

At Memphis, Tennessee, on the ed Of April,
Hon. JoHx e. RErp to Miss JANE NJ TAILOR,
daughter Of Thomas II. Taylor, esq, formerly Of
Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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A letier written u AbbesiIle en- Ihe ed uliirnO.
and published in the Augusta Chronicle. szys ths.
the Hoa. George MeDufre was attacked scddenly
On The alss instant with paralysis. lie had los,
the uss q one side and his Peech.
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Strayed,

ENRoM the subscriber, living near Red Noun.
u tain Post Office, a Horse Colt three years old
bright sorrel with white stEcak in his face, FAX
name and tail, and his tail rubbed. ANY person
taking up the said colt and delivering him to the
subscriber, will b, paid for their trouble, and any
information respecting him win be thankfully re.
ccived.
WILLIAM BOWLING.
May 81. Is
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give sss sucA.<i.us : sn.sun,. N.iu
loHH rArLoR q . e-as.asas r. rs~sacs.su
SEEDS srcl4h Il q cs1usy csua q O.
sass % sssdsa : Alsus nszL
Iwsam ausAaise8 a announce AZ. yOHs
7. KIRKLAND |. = esaAsaa,s a. Dc &C. :
cl<ss = g csua,y co~a q Onnsr. q tAs slsc
noa n Aagaz neKt.
CT We are sushoriasI % .un.unO, n, m.
sEPH G NORWOOD - a candsa..e q. tl,e
sars q cist q The cOuH,y csua sfOnars,
Il he slrcsiOa . Ausua nrzt
We are sufheiard % announce JOHS
w. HANCOCK. 60. . candidate CO.. a. 4.
6es q clerk q lhs County cOun q Os.nse. .,
The elcrfioa IN Aegns neHL
gT We are aushoriaed 10 ANNOUNCE Gen. 10.
sIPH ALLISON rs . candidate fsr he dice
q clefk q the cOuaiy cOuf Of Oranse, a The
election in Angus next
O We are auihorizrl 10 snnouuce JOHN
w. KERR. CD, - . candidate Sor the cs..ce o.
Cierk Of thr County cOun d Onnse. Al de elcc-
hon in August next.
@ We are authorized 10 announce Mr. Ed
WIN A. HEARTH Is . candidate for The oliee
\ Clerk q the Superior COurt IOr The county Of
Drsnge, at the election in August ncnt.
or Weare authorized 10 announce Mr.. RICH.
ARD NJ JONES as candidate Cor the oIEiee Of
Clerk Of the Superior Count Cor the county Of
Orange, At the election in August next
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a @AB DO
WMs 10 EAShH
DENTIST.

THANRFUL for past favors, would respec.
- fully AXE known that he intends remain.
ing IN his Lative county for few weeks, during
which time he hopes 70 have the pleasure Of see
ing ms friends, and as many m may think proper
TO favour him with their calls. Office rs miles
west Of Hil'sbcrcugh, and miles east Of Treling-
er's Bridge Post Office.
Families waited on at their residence, (if re-
questcd.)
n. b. As he intends making regular visits, suf.
icient time will be given to ties, the utility of ari.
ficials, IF dcsirable) and no charge unless salts
faction is given.
May &c. 7s-
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Attention! !!

To TIE commissioned, nonscommissioned O6fcers
and M.sieians belonging to the Back Creek
Battalion.
Won are hereby commanded TO attend at Tho
i mas Lynch's, on Friday the 4th of July, at
u o'clock, armed and equipped as the law d.
reefs, for drill muster and court martial; and on
Saturday, the 5th Of July, at II o'clock, you will
attend with your respective companies, for battal
ion exercise.
MORGAN MEBANE, Major.
May "a. ... s.s.. -:... IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05
FIFTEENTH DAY.

.... Saturday, May Ia.
The following resolutions passed--all
unanimously by o. votes--cxcept the first,
which was voted against by three dele
gate from the Kentucky conference:
Be it resolved by the delegates Of the
several annual conferences Of the Metho-
dis, Episcopal Church in the slaveholding
States, in general convention assembled,
That it is right, expedient and necessary
to erect tho annual conferences. rcprescn-
ted in this convent on, into distinct &C..
clesiastical connection, separate from the
jurisdiction Of the general conference of
The Methodist Episcopal Church, as at
present constituted; and accordingly, we,
the delegates of said annual conferences,
acting under the provisional plan Of scpa-
ration adopted by the general conference
Of 1874, do solemnly declare the iurisdic.
ton hitherto exercised over said annual
conferences, by the general conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, entirely
dissoluei; and that said annual confercn-
ces shall be, and they hereby are consii.
tuied a separate ecclesiastical connection,
under the provisional planoof separation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

G Major Jasrs NJ. PaLxsn has been ap-
pointed fost Master in this town. in lhe place d
Thomas Clancy, co, deceased.
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TnE LAND MoSEy.-The New Yokr
Legislature has resolved to aceep. thai
States quota Of the Land Fund, viz So,
goo! The bill for is acceptance now on
y needs the approving signature Of Gov.
Wright. "
How long viii Virginia play the fool
in continuing her refusal TO receive the
81 900 which have becn lying in the
vaults Of the Bank AZ Richmond, for years,
subject oaly To her order! We think il
high time that the people were becoming
sensible upon this subject, and that they
would give some manifestation Of return
ing saneness in reference to its reception.
ia. Free Press.
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southern Methodist Episcopal
Convention.

The proceedings Of this Convention, at Louis.
vile, N.Y., which have heretofore been briefly no.
ticed in the Recorder, arc Of deeply interesting
nature, and have resulted in a separate organize
ton, under the name of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. The following, from the Louis
vile Journal, gives tho particulars in relation to
the final action Of the Convention:
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e. IsEzE M1e0S a TETTLE, NJ
- - MalAm klaerE. New Tea, aae n4r
saaea e asszh - P~eu-z.g sAsEui<@<rss =
e.aG
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

Mr.. Caleb Gushing, it is said, is now
engaged in preparing work descriptive of
the countries, people, and scenes falling
under his observation whilst engaged in
his late mission to China. +
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Correspondence Of the National Intelligencer,
49, New Orleans, May IL, ls45.
Our Convention adjourned sine die yes
terday, after adopting the new constitution
the State of Louisiana. by vote of 81 to
Is. and which is to be submitted to the
people in November. There are some
objectionable provisions in it; but, on the
whole. think it preferable to the old ono,
and believe il will be accepted by the peo-
pie, though many are of the contrary OPT
Mon. The principal changes arc
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N Office.

TNHE undersigned having, at the present term of
u Orange County Court, proved the Win Of the
late ELIZABETH ESTES, deceased, and taken
out Letters Tesamentary on her estate, hereby
gives notice to oil 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 will plead in
bar Of their recovery.
JAMES DODD, Ex'r.
May &c. .-.a 7s-4w
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Oregon.-The Davenport (Iowa) GA
ze,te, says that nearly 1000 persons have
assembled at Independence. on the point
Of starting for Oregon, and tina, others are
continually gathering. One hundred and
fifty Mormons were also on their way.
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MEXICO AND TEXAS.

The schooner Ralampago, arrived at New Or.
leans from Vera Cruz, brings the importsn, intel.
ligencc that both branches Of the Mexican Con.
gress have authorized the President Of that repub-
lie to enter into treaty negotiations with the repub-
lie Of Texas, acknowledging the independence Of
the latter. provided she will reject the measure Of
annexation.
II is also said that an act of amnesty has really
passed, by which Santa Anna has been released
from prison. and reports say that he is to be placed
a, the head .. The Mexican army.
Mr.. Frederick Johnston, said to be bearer Of
dispatches to Mr.. Psckenham, the British Minis
ter came passenger on board the Relampago.
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- Notice. -m

"A LII persons indebted to the subscriber BY note
- or account, 10 the LIST day Of January, ls45,
are earnestly requested TO call and make immedi-
ate payment, as | wish to settle my business up
to that time.
VIM. ii. BROWN.
May 20. r.
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AND SPIRIT or THE AGRIcUL7I.
Al JOURNALS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-21
A SMART BOY.

The New York Sunday Mercury has
genius in his 'Nlmrod,' whose bright
ness The editor develops in the following
lesson in calethism;
well, Nimrod, how long were The
children Of IsresI in lhs wIdernes'P
Till they found their way out
who was cast into The lions den!
'Van Amburgh.'
who was compelled 10 seek refuge
in The land OF Nod?'
Governor Dorr.'
why?
Because he 60, up The Kings ebe'
nezer, and Providence WOULDN'T pro
iect him"
The New York Tribune says. we were
told Yesterday Of young lady from The IN
,rrioy Of Ibis State, who had just been mar
ried 10 her second husband; she is no~ l3i
Years old, and married her first husband
when she was ! )"
.Troy N. y, J contains about $4,000 II
ha5ilanls, with % houses OF religious "or
%, 10 cIergymen rs ply Slclsn'' and 7
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCR AT
,pp,srrn ST.. PAuL's Church, MAlN-s1
TERMS {:

yb, cor UMBIA DEMOCRATriHb b.
published euery Saturday morning, a.
TWO DOLLARS per annum PdyGO''
haif yemly in aduUlce, or Itro Do0dr'
FIN Cenis,ifnOtpaid within the ye"
No subscription wiN be taken for shorie'
period than sir months; nor any d'Scon
tinuance permitted,mntiI all arrearage'
are discharged.
aDYERTYSEDiENS not e1ceedtng a
square wM be conspicuouSly inserted al
one DoHarfor the first three insertions
and Tpenty;fue cents for eOer,y s"Ose'
owsot assertion. MN liberal discou'
made TO those who aducrtise by The yen
LETTERS addressed on business, must
be post paid.
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ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

The following 10 an th''dc' 'o"' Wv
mech of The Rev. Mr.. Loogs~orth, o
The Southern Methodist Convenlion,up
on The question of a separations;
mo; we must part, and Inc soone'
the better. Let US with our new organ
iz,,ior, try TO get back to prml'Iv'
Me,hodism. speak not OF i's ex'er
nails. some of which never Iegl'm1lely
beloneed 10 u, but of its inward grs
ces. speak of its former zeal, which
plowed with equal iervor amidst IN
miasm of the low land swsmps, Ino,
the heslhful b,eezes Of the mountain,
which led the Methods, preacher 't
seek The lost sheep OF The fold oil Chris
whjthersoever they wandered. speak
Of tha, Me,hodism iha, preached no
ONLY on stated days, and al stated time
but which preached al all times and u
all places-in the chapel. the hut TIT
kitchen, the grove, The Wilderness
fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, par
en,s, children, masters, servants-whIc'
never entered a house without wort
for The Lord, and never left 1t w'hou
Drawing a blessing upon it -whicbp'an'
ed tie standard of the cross oc the Spo
which we occupy ele The elk and tn
buf4Io had left which pushed on IT.
labors, a, times, unit! exhausted na'ur'
sunk under Them.
When thus speak of Me'hodsm
le. me not be understood as claiming
for our sect all the religion that ls Il
the world. Far from There is .
pure religion in the other churches a
in ou,S. am no seclarlan. IL l pos
yess onechris,sn virtue, It is love 70
all who love and serve the Lord Jesu
Christ, but confess feel kindlins
emotion, allied 10 ,heImoraI by sublime
when Icontemplale Melhodsm person
fled in such men as our Molly, who's
funeral obseques were performed hy
himself, whose dirge was sounded 6l
The winter winds, whose winding shee
was The snow drift, aud whose monu
men, was the sturdy oak Of thu forest
found by the woodsman frozen on HI
knees, and buried in the attitude o
prsyer. OF myself will not glory, bu
of such men as these | might become
fool in glorying, and all men would par
don me. Yes, were | to lnscrloe o
The tree the root OF which was his las
pillow, The christians 6eSt mOnumenI
every Christian o! every church woul
cneerfully inscrbe under it Amen an
amen. To this kind of Melhodsm le
US get back; let it be CHARACTERISTIC c
the Sourhren church, and then, if the
will, let lie Norlhren church is take a
tho raSt
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summoned the consultation Much guard The approached genera
maed discourse ensue accompanied reported pursu,nce
that lively gesucuaon by which the had
Spands characpizd The result The
remained the village were
The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-11
k11 a<zz1,to
TPHST SALE.

OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS. 1 UDY virtue of a decd of trust, executed by Ste; -&D phen Co,er to the undersigned, William E: Woodruff and Charles Rapley, on the Fist day of September Is3G (and duly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of Pulaski, in Record Book I' pages 325, SJe.), to to Mary Graham. exeeu- triX ofNthe last will and testament of Andrew Ora nam, deceased the payment of the following de- sGabed writings obligatory, executed by said Ste; 1 Paeh-totter, on the Fist day of September, lS39 ana made payable 10 the said Mary Graham, execu. trX oi said Andrew Graham, deceased, viz Four several writings obligatory for the sum of $I,05U 9ae'i ialaaS due respectively, on the 1st Aug 1884, lst Aug. 1853, lst Aug. IS39 and Ist Aug. lS4O--. we will proceed to sell, at public auction, to the tlShest and last bidder, oa Saarday he Iim day of June aer, at the courthous door in the city of Lit tle Rock, the following described tracts or parcels of lands situate in the county of Pulaski viz: Tho E5 ot SN4 of sec P, T N, R l3 W, containing SD acres; the NV i of sec ,, T 2 N, R l3 W. containing S0 2l-I00 acres; the SW! of SEI and the NE ot SE of sec 3l, and the NV of SWi and SN4 ot SB4 ol sec 32, T 2 N R l3 W, containing 10 acres each also, atract of land containing about 10 acres, situate in the southeast of the N fractional half of sec 6. T 2 N, R B W, which is more particularly described in deed executed by James Pyeait aad wife to said Mary Graham exc. cutiX, &c., on the l7th SeptIs36 and duly record ed in the Clerk 8 office of the county of Pulaski in Record Book |, pages 390 Ste. and, also, lots No. 7 5 and 2, in block No, 100 in the city of TJtfla Rock, with the houses and improvements thereon, situate on the corner of Markham and West streets in said city and uow occupied by 5. J. Borden, Esq,s or so much of the above mentioned lands and town lots, as may be necessary to discharge the haance due on the said eight writings obligatory, and all interest thereon togetler with the costs and expenses Of carrying said deed of trust into client
 The property above described will be sold on a credit, one hal payable in six months, and the other m twelve months from the day of sale, and both bearing legal interest from date of sale, till paid Notes, with approved security, will be required from the purchasers, on the execution of which, we will deliver to them our bonds for tite obligating our selves, as trustees to make title to the purchasers 70 soon as the purchase money shall be paid, togethet with all interest that may accrue thereon
 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said day.
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF, , ,
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