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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27
MALE DEE E.

Paqucbof rtguitcr pour : Donai4onUiIe,
Pidquemtne, Baton RotIe, Port Stats0n.
Watcrioo, et Bayou Sara, dcur lfois par
ScmdiHe. l.
LIE steamboat + LIN
Ar7-7a ~-.rpas TO N, TCopL. B3rd par.
az tIra de$Ia NouvSItt Wr.
loans tods lee Mereredrs &l0 herHRtr, pour
Fort Adams ot aitorages t5nlerme1 hat, ct
Bayou Sara lous les SantlIls d III heures
du mAtIn, ri arrive a la NEuvelle 4)deans
10 DImanche mAtIn.
lie Bteamboat 3 Il l. GlAN Z, Capt.
Hart, parttfa de In NUnvette OrIttsos, rous
les dlmhnchos matIu d 10 sheures I3,lr I'u.
nrco, ct retoUrnant q~uItfera BayYgn Sara
tons lie, Mercredts a IL hT"ros ct arftve a
la Nellie. Orleans Ie Jcudl %tnatln.
Pour fret "a passages + 3adresserA hord,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-27

In Jugement pa oetaul asant etc ahtonu
contre tous les dctendcurB eP troIs G5r judi
~ciaIrcs s'6tant tcoales, ct lea StCendeuSs aYaur
manquce de paraitre ct ttpohIre, rcttst caueo
"A etc aulourd'hui prise en- csrtsrderat5On attn
dc rendro Ie dit Jugement dcdnIlIt q fuaj,
tors me II Il etc dGmontre ala coursque Ia
plalgnanto await prOuvG ia cause par - Iol ct
lie tcnoiguage. II egt done prdonne, "adIugc
ct decrctG qu'EI zAbclh RahSn Ia plarg1antc,
r]ecouvrc dc sou mlrL PleTsanl PaS9lIps Ia
sOmme de.Ecpt crnts p~iastrET, avcc $nttrtr
legal sur toute sa prpprtetsi persnntclIc, a
datcr du 8 Mars 1889, pouc ca assilrer lc
Placement. Ii est de plus oFd9nno, adSsge It
decrete, qu'elie sult sGparGe Sn proprIGle d'a-
vec son dit mari, ct Qu'cile alb ia libIeset en-
there administration de ga ptipriCtc skparcc.
II est de plus ordounG, adj iigt, ct acrctc,
que lie sheriff dc la parolssc d}t3st Bats. Itou-
ge pale a la dte pIaignante, se mont55t pro-
venant, de Ia vente dc Ia pfoprlrt6 du drfslelen.
dant, Pleasant Phillips, saisi cSans la caslse de
Fronk b Conrad, syndlc, Us. Pleasant ElbIIips,
No. l4I3, cour dc parolsse d, kisl Batof5 Rou-
re, ct prGseniement ofierle erE venlc, c5 sutii-
sammen hors du tel montanr. pour phher Ia
dIte somme de sept cents prastrc> ct 5kis de
justice, eli que Pleasant Phillips pale Up frais
In rata ratpn 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
SUPREME COURT.

rms Tribunal adjourned on Friday
.'s,' alter having been in session rs days,
''iu decided about 100 cases. We sub.
a p,,i, closing proceedings Of the Court,
,A''ol'lng The decisions made within the
las, week, viz: -.. ..-... .......
ny KufFIN, G. j., in Denny .. Pal
;"'.I LION Rockingham; affirming the
Iasdmen, below.
!, a !, IN Daniel .. Jryner and others
\; Lqulty, from Halifax; dissolying The
lalanc ion.
:, A,so, IN Bank Of the Site .. Ford, e
M NJ. lrom Pasquotana; reversing the judy
"'., and aw riding pcnire dc soro.
also, IN McL:aa {. Saumaa, III Equity
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
For the Hillsborough Recorder.

" New Hope, ed August, ls45. s.
MR. Error: In the last number ofihe
Recorder under the llillsborough head, |
find an article headed i" The Right Feel
Ing" which meets my hearty appreciation.
LII brings forward subject, on which am
fully satisfied as 10 the course every patri-
OF and philanthropist should persue. 9th
ers may not agree with me on this subject,
nevertheless | am willing 10 come out
and boldly assert my tlisapprpbation olthe
practice of treating with intexic ating spi-
rits Understanding purposes. Our coun-
try is il danger from merchandising and
degrading practice; practice which bids
fair TO sap the foundation of our liberty il
permitted TO go on. Can the evil be staid
in its progress. Yes; il the friends of good
order and morality will unite their efforts,
the plague can be staid. Let temperance
men come out and declare that they will
/ not support candidate for any Office in
their gift who will persist in such a coarse;
and let those who are opposed to the prac.
tice, though not temperance men, but
nevertheless friends 10 morality and
good order, unite with the advocates of
Temperance, and the work can be accom-
plished. Who will lend his influence TO
stop the progress of this evil! Will not
every patriot, and philanthropist, and
christian set his heart upon the accomplish
ment Of so good a purpose! The true pa,
triot looks not TO see which way the wind
blows, or how the current Of popular opln-
ion may set, before he determines what is
proper and right for him to do, Fellow
citizens, j, is high time that we speak out
on this subject, and that we speak with a
voice that shall be heard, not only through
the length and breadth OF our own county,
bu; throughout the state. Let party spirit
be laid aside. and let all who feel an inte-
rest in tho pence and happiness Of their
fellow men, and especially in The honor
IN prosperity Of their country, GENE for
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Land for. Sale.

0Hse2r WILL, be sold q. public sale, on.
tssssSsS. Friday the Goth Of September next,
&SS, on the premises, where Hays Wikcr.
--yssse. son now lives, THREE NALUA-A
6LE TRACTS OF LAND, known as The
McCuloch Tract, the Saml. Woods Tract, and
the Raw Tract, the property Of the late Avis
Nichols. situated about Six miles north east from
Hiilsborough. The land has good Improvements
on it, and is well watered. Persons wishing 70
purchase will of course examine tie premises. 4
credit Of twelve months viii be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security.
-. .ay HENRY Whitfield, Admir-
4 A,rust 81 sn H.a. - ts9l.-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Obituary.

Died, at her fathers residence in this county,
ON Friday the 22d ult., EMILY LEW JANE BIRn,
daughter of Mr.. James Bird, in the 10th year Of
her age. The subject of this notice had made
profession of the christian religion at very early
period of her life, and had been united to the
Methodist Episcopal Church for the las, six years.
Her walk and conversation were such as the Cos
pei and christian profession demand. She was
dutiful to her parents and kind and affectionatc
TO all with whom she had any connection. In
her last illness, which was ingefing and painful
in very high degree, she was patient, resigned,
and Submissive to the will of her Heavenly Fa-
ther. When il became evident TO all that she
must soon go, she discovered not the least symp-
tom of fear or dread but expressed herself viii
ling and ready to depart. She retained the en-
tire use and control Of her mental faculties to the
last and short time before her death, she CALI
cd the family together, and beginning with her
father and mother, she took an afiectionate leave
Of all, requesting them to meet her in heaven, and
likewise bcsought them not to grove after her.
for she was going home to her long sought rest
Her friends and relations are comfored and cheer
ed when they reflect upon the circumstances in
which she left her pilgrimage on earth, and are
thankful to God for the strength and support al
forded by the religion Of Jesus. She has gone
from earth at very early period Of her life, but
she has gone from the evils to conc. All must
die, .-. e.....vsa ...r..Lz.
The tall, the wise, the reverend head
| Mus, lie As low as ours"
tCoNNuSIcArEp!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Nj A r. RE ID :.

In this county, on Thursday the 18th ult., BY
Rev. A. q. Hughes, Mr.. WV. T. TATE, to Mis-
ManY JANE SrRirnoRS. 49,.
In this county, on Thursday the 2sth ult, BY
Freeman Walker, Esq, Capt. THoNAs Raj to
Miss JuLIA AVN MrRPaEr.
In this county, Oh Wednesday the 9th ult. b.
Robert Sykes, esq, Mr.. JoHS SYKES to Mis-;
ELIzABErH BrRSsIDEs, daughter CT Bober
Burnsdes ..s..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
The Hon. James Graham. w

me Hon. James Gr1tant.-Nc
m "'g to see Ire course pursued By the Ashe-
vic Messenger, and ether Wing papers in the
sas IN relation 70 the csc,isn Of this gentleman
b he Congress Of the United Suites. Their pre-
ksacrs for the Hon. Thomls L. clinsrnan may
have been well founded ;--his ABILITY and real in
Ne Wing cluss have cndcarcd him 70 the Wing
PGty throughout the Union;-bu, nevertheless,
K has been beaten BY Whig,--onc who had
5ysas represented that section Of the state in
Congress, and during the whole time maintained
Character for strict integrity and devotion TO his
PnacPles, and instead Of INDUCING these feel
ns Of personal preference now that the election
over, they should all be buried, and feeling Of
''O'hsriy love should take the place Of il. II Is
true that we have differed with Mr.. Graham in
''ne Of his views Of national policy but then, il
Is not part Of the Wing creed that all the mem.
H'' Of the party shall think alike upon all ques-
u'a'; they are considered a. reasoning, thinking
''u, and are therefore expected to dliier upon
"ne points. In the main, however, he has act.
ID with the Wings, and we have never heard i
minated that he was not true Wing until this
contest arose. We believe he is firm in the faith
!S' We regretted his coming ont in opposition
Mt. Crngman, as VIC did Cling,nan's opposing
'aham two years ago, for VIC think such contests
weaken the Wing party. But as to the fact thai
4e Democrats voted mostly for Graham in the
''e election, this proves nothing, for they voted
w Cllngmin, as we understood, when he wa:
''ec'ed' Their object seems to be TO turn out thu
""-'o punish the last offender. We hope oul
"o'her Wing editors will not continue their at
MA on Nh. Graham. They can accomplish M
s''u "y u; but on the contrary, are making spor
'ne Democratic party, and we fear may maxi
''m capital. a. word to the wise is sufficient.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Trust Sale.
Notice.

YEyHE undersigned having taking out letters OF
a Administration OH the estate Of THOMAS
McCRACKEN, deceased, at the August Term
of Orange County Court, hereby gives notice to
all persons indebted to said estate to make imme-
date PAYMENT and all persons having claims
against tie estate, will present them properly a-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be plead in bar Of their.rccovery'
g. G. SMITH, Adm'r.
3 uiih the wiz annered.
September /. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

-fhur>day, september 4
.,...eaI society OF the Tniser-
M Of serth Carolina. lis

/ MNN
=. s.;,ss. uai1h rs l.en e.azlAizhsd far
.dnzaing irom Oblivion he masrh-
y. !, sarly kiasy q tAis sinle. eOuiiuues %
t,r.-a /. oPesssiOds win = esmmendahls
/, ,sasyis papsr win = 6und Us fra
- RrPs.s 4 he Secretary. rn.de % shs 50
!, !. uresing IN June Iaa. Interesting .
az VIC Hua he subjects q Which i
:. 4 commend 4 % ths silsntoa u n who
:, iu,uea m shs character md standing
"a So,sh Carolina : % occupy aHsons her
y s.sA Ever, native sOn q hrs should
~ 4. hsany oo-epeniion m AID Of The efIats q
.Ss;sy. For Ne reasons "a forth IN ne -
: - tilns sh0ald b Io-, in guthrins nc ms
Q pAith arc % Pepetuaic die names and
y. ftAs Revolutionary wonhies q this siaie.
:, sea % ne aetors themselves We o~e 4
Az vbo are % come amer "a Justice De-
.,..n; dc character o. the stale dernlnds 4.
Il ar hg9e shere win be found enough o. Pai-
=. and energy among our citizens. now that
!, ,Oa has beea commenced. 10 eary !, for
,,.,p a coaplrie and satisfactory eQnciusiOn.
NJ jaaice been done % the hOhOred dead
,,,tss IN tbs &c pet. North carolinians would
!. Luss lecn suhjsrisd % che modification u
|,as, he merrs q respectable Journalists cas-,
s. doe u her sons who bore % their graves
| !. S.n received in many severe struggles 20
| ) ussies Of our country. The limited and par.
,aG.x, which historians have taken o. that con.
Il ossaGoned ii great degree By he want d
/. wry naieriils which !, i the purpose Of thi'
ssay 10 famish. has given 70 those who have
:, p.ssoall acquaintlncc with our history and
a.s protest iOr ,hir alcer< Those faeh, tlhs
nsrls 4 which only eais, in the memory Of ON
49, citircns. ami IN duay papers deposited IN
kaly shes,s and drawers, should Be collected am
S,rI in such authentic shape that the historian
nv .aks advantage Of them in mlkiag on, a his
~ d ths,e exciting scenes which preceded an.
.rsnp,nied the Revolution. Many Of the son
ENOnh Carolina acted no unimportsnt part d
b Revolution, and IN the struggles which fore
caldwell that important event North CAROL
mas hOah cherish their memory; nay. the Ma
Ia shOQld know of them and cherish them TOO.
These arc deeds which should not Be forgot,
And aamcs which spsr xorvisher." = ~
Tie Report recommend. the establishment Z
sla:A Societies throughout the state, and W
sr Ihe plan win Be taken up with spirit. POI
y, he Objects Of he Society can be msrc rcs
q accomplished in this way than in any oshel
x none Be backward in this matter. The
s'ua no, be any waiting one for another 10 al
n sad. Read the report; gather from Il n
I'm d operations and let each commence ford
sia 70 % his pan. We adlres hi. 70 al WI
Id an inlerrs, in The character Of our state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

The caihalic College. Il Geergriosr ..
y. e.. he bern placed under ne Presil
tlrnev a. N. Vsrharen. of Belgium, ne
leader ofahs order 81 Jesuiis ia de East
90 States. Sinre BIZ inEodnelion 10 or.
fes he has srmosed al The Americans in
lhal establishment. and. BY course %
polisy hostile toihe feelings snd arihinns
81 The Catholic eilizens around George
Town and Washington. has created &C.
neral feeling Of diseanienl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

CRnPs AND HARVESTING N TLLINols.-
The Quincy Wing Of The 9ihn li. says: The
weather for the lastthree days oflhe week
was quite favorable for haryesiing--andlhe
whole crop has heen secured in good or
der. The yield y fully equal TO the most
sanguiue expectations Of the farmer--and
the quality Of the grain is very superior.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Notice.

NE.II.I. be sold ON a c,edit of nine months, on
w Thursday the s5th instant at the late re-
sidencc of Thomas McCacken, deceased, all the
Personal Property belonging to said estate; consist
ing of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils; one horse
Carriage, a two horse Wagon, Doth with Har-
ness Gear;) a doubled seated Gig lnew j the
crop of Corn and Hay; with numerous oiher ar'l-
clcs not mentioned.
=. a, G. C. SMITH, .4dm'r.
"$# ,citA The VIZ cn',e:red
September |. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
$3.50 Reward.

RAN away from Thomas Rippy and Joseph
RG. Rirpv, residing near the High Falls Cotton
Factory on Haw River, in the county OF Orange,
on the Goth instant, three negro men, VIZ;
GEORGE, the property ofThomas Rippy, aged
about 81 years. George is about SIX feet hign,
soul and well made with high check bones; IS
sensible has hadthe control Of his own time, anu
;s ready in conversation and fondof spirits. Gar
ried off with him two suits Of clothes.
Jerry, also the property Of Thomas Rlppy,
scrd q wears is brother of George, about hive
Cest ten inches high, has somewhat thin slsage,
i likely ard wen formed, of an agreeable and
smiling countcnance. They are both ofthe COM
mon African complexion, Jerry being somewhat
darker than George. Jerry carried of with him
new blue cloth coat, and blue cotton coat with
velvet Of the same color on the collar; ether cot-
inc not recollceted,
BEN, the property eff Joseph Rppy. Ben Is
nephew Of George and Jerry; is a tolerably bright
muatto not quite tall as Jerry; his face is tu!l
and fIeshy, Of countenance somewhat stern and
cross, well formed and likely, about 10 years OF
are. and is hard of hearing. Ben wore OIL q
brown hemespun wollen coat, collar hned win
black velvet; low crowned wool hat somewhat
worn he had also black fur hat; o'her eielii's
not reccllected.
These negroes went of in company, wl'hou'
any provocation, and it IS supposed tna1 'hey Wel'
l nersaaded Off and may have forged free papers.
For the apprehension and delivery Of the sait
,s',rocs Il tbs subscribers, or for securing then
- INV ;a in North Caroline, the sum Of twenty
I sye 5ollars each viii be paid; il taken out Of tn
state ifty dollars each; and for the apprs hepsio
q M. ~, AZ Them payment viii be made IN III
same proportion.
So JOSEPH RIPPY.
! JOHN rooney. Guardia
@ Of Thomas RiIfy.
Il ,nr,s, ~. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

Jon psaitE sriis ~ 50 Is
: made PsTRsfuEl. arFfz
By DAslEL. y. n NsslsrF {. Harliss;
dselAEiag ikas ~ cseses ousl.. q - FL
Ersssd sd ihs csnurEsr snsl.inss.
BY NssH. J. IN csowdsr q. lsnrdon.
20 Equhy from Wake; dsmisslne ne 5 n
wish eosis. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

TINS WHEAT CRoF.-The distinguish
Ell fionr manufacturer. Mr.. Prosl. Of Abb
on. New York. givesi II as his opinion tiiat
ihe wheat crop Of New York viii BE near
II twice As large IS that AZ any previous
year. Hehas been travelling throughout
the State. and says that the prospects are
truly superb in every direction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

ErpshetFss Llz4.Esr.
Nsi1ss1sg. A1g5s =. ISIS.
lREFzRsel'sl NARkEIs. 4 +
IOBACt O.--Ncg mrrh change n pri-
ces. De stppls hss noGsrs : nd 81.
n.fsc,sss's ssqaAiug ~ lllni suiss lheir
- 4es s8AaaA
COTfOA.--Recripfs zrsrr thsa ususl
a his lale psriod a. lie sezson; ills aei
weather las been rnfasnF1ble % opera
lidas. Sosle sales = o.. 70 CT.
NHEAT.-Red q IS 70 80. and yhoice
samples a2-prmc HE Is.
CORN-i7l % 50 cenls per bushel.
BAcON.-Fisginis (hog round 81; wes-
Rm sides Ell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
tKaNDaETlls RRllArLr.- =.

tKANDnETh'S a Is REiIAELr.- III
% ons suppsse hat he EssaJfslhss Pa.s are
nai aiways lisr ssu,e. Thsy are. Thar raa
nrvif b. oshefuise. Tie priasiif bpon
shith lhsy are nladc are 50 10. r.img, thai =
n.iil,on poands essid he nazde Per day 9Th ssi
iisr tnosl rrsnatr psssLiiiiy Of shislskr oes az
nag Gel shs Esaaipe. fssi = ail. aas ne nas
daiae ssli eise ,anlsii szsisi.siioa.
hnEx rnE Elssp y A a. rgsaugD easdi.
lion. y u - sea.is Isf1atessh.a. - lsad tlas.h
e aud hoEcOn I'd 70 nesiye he Ioited vssla.
Those ~ are uise VII fi.ereisrs en,n,.,enss
! ille paT.ies ts.a { Ihsir bl..sd mih0st dsss.:
sAd Iliess y ne are already alilseked xi,h
sEkarss shsrsd d. ne snmr.
Laflfs sl.ani.l NE graadre;h't PllsGfsqsen
~. They s,ll snssfr ihem lr.sa sssrre sirk.
ness 81 lhe stomach. snd. geneFaiiF sprakiae
rnIH,ly pa stns The BrantteilSs Pills sse
harmless. They inrrr.se lhs p.wess af lie.
they 90 nel jrl rrss ibeH,. feaaies q ~ fiaa
q rm Ga seizure thai state ~ health hish ess.
" u.olher ~iri.tsIo e.ley. o. spsiseusss. -
af 80 PEefaifat II an Interesting ptrin6, the
Brsadfeih's Pills area safe and. fec,uaI reno,
dy.
hire i no mrdirIne 80 ssfe ~ this, Il L
more easy thsaraslni al, and l. ne,r grsefall,
AFt' ~ hHut'ts ~ tAutFh kHff ~ tis tfttfhunf'
urfni. nr Braad-rih ran Ttlef 20 nlasy Of onl
i 6 = rlysiriars Who recommend Lis piiis Z,
ihcir paiirnss. "a the txslastpn &c 20 olLel
pnfgaIWrs. and the piils, brIus COZ po,sI ca
tTels 'f hsrbs OF veg table matter, - lily lh.
hlnnd, and carry n he eerapl hnmors Of III
body. IN a nance % simple a. 10 give ever
1 day ease aad pleasure.
Il ~J Agents Tor the salcof BrandrcIll's Pills.
u. Heart, Hillsborongh; A. Terrence, Pitisboro
| Vim. Foshcc. Foshce's s,ose, Chatham; ]. M.llal,
Chapel Hill; G. A. Mebane. Mason Hall; +. & v
Smith. Alamancc; ]. 4 II. sIorn, Greensborougl
James johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal. Nj
olson; Owen Mailer, Yancey,iIlc; ]. 4. Csllun
Milton. s..f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

10 Nerchsntt. miiies End
afheF DealeFA
Tf4 g 4esa Tn. 80 Cs.f -
- go @sss.sf iss..zs ~ ssps sirrsssa k.1E-
- AesF.s - = sazr'y 81 0ress- ll<sei1
|nsaiiy a. IrnAsuA Mem SOD MesrkEau an,
g e1tzs - bsy e SIZE Al Il n1-.iS Z.
lno39asek p ceanA iusSkasd - hare tAssss v e.iz
and Ne-1rs lsgsef y ske ssnAdsE1 sgrreali.
- IN. zl.aA ksep Earsn1 e kks names q n
tax eho h9sc ar usigk1s q 1neaz1les seskt
an3 & llstiEe = Niirh i w.s 1ux.ss anS II any
person his - 11n.Fly Nh iis ~. uRish 10
si.lrs list dry sh1A b. saz.d onns eycry IN
years. fhry nay erpeel s.1s . ~ co1ununse1 !.
eniosus tkf PenalIy.
III. GORNAN.
sessenb<rs. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04

THE U. >. FLYING ARTIILERy. undel
Major Ringgold, started from Baltimore OF
The eth ult. for Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Carriage Making &
Painting.

rEHE subscriber respectfully informs the ciii-
= zens Of Hillstorough and the county at large,
that he is now prepared 10 execute all work in
his line of business, such as Carriages, Baroueh-
es, Buggies, Sulkeys, and Caryalis; all Of which
shall be made Of good timbcrs and good materials,
end for finish and durability, viii compare with
any made in the state. The prices to suit the
times.
I Having in my employ first rate Smith, | am
prepared to have executed all Iron Work in the
above line in workman-like style. Persons wish
ing Iron Work done, would 10 we'll to give me a
call. Repairing and Painting faithfully executed
on reasonable terms. ..-ll .- 49,
t HENRY GORMAN. ~
September 2. 92-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04
Public Sale.
Notice.

ryvHE undersigned, having taken out letters OF
IL administration cn the estate of Alexander L.
Cox. deceased, at the August Term Of Orange
County Court, hereby gives notice TO all persons
;naebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment; and all persons having claims against the
estate will present them, properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JOHN A. cox, .7dm'r.
August 81. 80
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A q ARD
Public Sale,

EeY order Of The County Court Of Orange, the
ID Undersigned Commissioners viii offer Tor
sale, on Tuesday of November Court next, the
Old Court House in the town of Hillshorough,
with the view to its removal BY such time as they
or majority Of them may direct. Terms nine
months credit, bond and approved security will be
required.
CAD. JONES, Sen, } Com.
EDWIN HOLT,
CIV. JOHNSTON, missl0iS'''
August %. T.. ISIS 9l-is
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/ "Gcncrally, the Wing power sustains itself on
y in lhose counties which originally opposed the
election Of Andrew Jackson"
The last ..Sandard' has the above re.
marx, an refsrencs 10 our recest election,
and tie ptobsb,li'y Of North Carolina's
Iema,nine . Wing Stale. u is d'siin.
guiskei for the accuracy wh'rh ms,k. The
ssset,ons Of that psptr. Did The Editor
| ever hear &c Hay,cood county, in ,his
Ssh! ifat county did, what perhaps
no .,her county in The United STATES did
--tgase en unanimous vote 1902 votes,
for G n. Jackson. Where is Il Doa! l
10 = thorough Wing county. and gaze ;
), cided majniiy for Nc. Clay. lndeed
take the Noun ain Dslr,ct, and 81 Oh,
President ! EieeliJn in 1924. The yot'
was as ten TO one. IN favor 81 Gen. Jack
son; aud, nav, IL is the citadel Of Whil
strength in North Csrolins, giving SOM
1000 majority in OUT favor. And yrt. i
The face Of these undsntsble facts. th'
:. ST .ndard" assetls that" The Wing TOW
er susiaias itself only in ihose counter
wh,rh originally opposed the election o
Andrew Jackson. Raleigh Register.