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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

The project 0f opening communication
between tie Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
scE0ss the continent Of America, has always
seemed 10 uslo be one Of The gfandest SUBJ
scis that ever engaged tie attention Of
mankind. Hence we have taken Pains 10
nFead bofore our readers every thing which
ss cone 10 our notice bearing remotely or
directly on the subject. In the letters of
h Wheaton, the American Minister a.
Berlin. md those of MI. Pickett, late United
State Charge d'Aiaifs at Panama, and in
vafioo other elaborate papers thai re have
publis from lims % limo, the feasibility
and exps ency 81 canal communication
through hs islhmus 0f Darien, have been
thoronghl discussed Ia the various letter.
Of Mr.. ney which We have inserted
and The Comments On she plan Of that gen
1leman, e. ned ii tho letter which y.
published lal EEK 81 Judge Douglass, th
$ project &C rail "a communication, thFong
the bTeadhol tic Daion has also been fdl
s examined. One hff1h 81 Che subject how
ever. has been slightly touched npoa q an
81 those elaborate essa hat s. lne pa
iiculaf aasanlaees which he southern Pc
tons s &c Union would tI'Ee nom q
establishment Of lie great a''cn'
highway. The deficiency Is supple 'n
hphiT interesting letlet which We ha "
satisfaction 81 publishing to.daF from
pen of lie Hon 3ohn Henderson, ale u
enafor f.orn Ne believe lh
and n6fs than a'' ihe benefits "a.
have been anticipated would accrue n Z
Sonih. Is the Union and o 1aaakin1. Ifo
M @ss.4 me f11s IIf|l !. nor q 8 sra count Il
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

TO be turned earnestly 10 tie subject. and
the work be no longer delayed than until
the most feasible route can he ascertaincd.
n. q. Bulletin.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02
PoRT OF NEw ORLnANs.-Entered during
The month Cf November:

and FIVE sieamships.-TOial, 100 vessels.
Cleared-in the same time-67 ships; 10
barques; % briggs; So schooners; 2 sloops
and ~ steamers. Total, 100 vessels.
liz the months of October and November.
1914, the amount of Tonnage cleared. was
63,260. Same time, 1916, So ,343 Increase
900 s3.-DeIta.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

Hon. Edward Everett has
consented 10 take the Presi-
eeneyof Harvard University
and viii Of course be chosen.
No better selection could
have been made.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02
eeologlcal.-MLsslssippl River.

Mr.. Laurence, in lecture on Geology,
al Louisville, Ky, in speaking of the changes
in the ear.h's surface, said:
aThe Mississippi river within The last two
hundred years has advanced thirty miles
into the Gulf Of Mexico. And observation
proyes that the Gulf Of Mexico formerly ex-
tended higher Up than where the mouth of
the Ohio Is new All those almost bounds
less bottoms extending from the southern
part Of Illinois, once were occupied by an
arm Of the sea. All this filling up has been
done at the expense of the country waterod
1 by those rivers But much the largest por-
tiun of the mineral matter carried down BY
the river is conveyed 10 great distance into
the ocean. There it is distributed in layers
upon its bed. Layer after layer is thus forms
ed, which in process Of time, by pressure,
by chemical affinity, and by other causes,
lgradually becomes consolidated into the
hardness Of ordinary rock. This is the his
tory of all the rocks in the vest. Every
part Of this vast country has, at some period,
: formed part Of the bed Of the ocean which
+ then received contributions from other lands,
from which all our present rocks have been
!. formed, and has subseou been raised to
Its present elevation above it This IS like.
vie nonauated By The organic remain.
=, aeol ID all our rocks, all Of which are q
i marine origin. Another cause Of change i
z he wearing action Of rivers, al Of which
p ia The west have excavated the whole Q
" their channels through which they now flow
s. When they commenced running, their bed
81 were higher than The highest point alodl
e their shores nov aFes for those must haYl
e Z. suffered some abrasion; hence all the bill
iii the West have been produced By the ac
,,5 ton of The walters, instead Of having bee
81 lelevaled and are from this circumsiane
s'r termed bills 81 degradation. 4 vas show
o'r that The sea and land gradually change pl;
y. ces. that portions Of lhe earth aFe gradual
Us rising and encr0aching upon lhe sea, VIM
s. Others are as gradually sinking and are g
croached upon 81 The sea. recent eleV
lion 81 ,he country through which ne All
sonri flows WIS supposed g Be Tie cause
tie rapidly and muddinesz g g current
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government Of the United states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES T. Polk, Of Tennessee, President.
George NJ Dallas Of Pennsylvania, vice presid snt.
James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, sect'y Of state.
w. L. Marcy, Of New York, secretary Of the navy.
r. J. Walker, Of Mississippi. secs'ry Of treasury.
Geo. Bancroft, Of Massachusetts,, seel'ry Of war.
Cave Johnson, Of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, Of Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, Of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., of N. Hampshire, associate justice
Smith Thompson, of New York,
John MeLane, Of Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, of Pennsylvania,
James M. Wayne, Of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky,
ohm CaiFon, of Tennessee.
Peter v Daniel, of Virginia,
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general Of the army
James Shields, coIn'r 81 general land Ofice
Edmund Burke, eemmissioner of patents.
Seth Barton, solicitor Of the Heasury.
aud ieirsls Distrscts Of R1tssisssppts
.4nranged aeevrding o Act Of 1874, and sOet and
-. e4ilsg 71ofa- slsefsa
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

CUTLERxl'he Philadelphia Unite6
States Gazette speaks Of superior quality
Of penkniyes manufactured II that city, fnl-
y equal 70 Englsh cutlery. and Furnished
ct one.ihird Tie former price Of The impoIl-
"a article q tie same quality Quite con.
clnsive. this. thai those Vlo use them pay
he foreign Manufacturers price, With tho
addnion Of he daly ~. Q. Irop.e.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

Two GREAT MORAL FACTS.
Half the value Of all the
exports Of the United States
is in law cotton. Half the
value Of The exports of Great
Britain is IN manufactured
cotton. Let the two nations,
says the Christian Citizen,
think Of these facts before
they 60 to war.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-02

The value Of the Cotton
Hosiery manufacture in Eng
land Is $50, 000I. Worsled,
10000, Silk, al, O0Ol-
The number annually man.
ufactured IS 8 ,510, 600 pairs.
and the number Of persons
employed In their manufac-
ture 5000. Copper was
first discovered in England
in 1850. The FIRST steam
engine applied to mimi ? in
England was 10 Cornwall in
I710-the second ID 1879.
Forks we're first used in Eng
land IN the reign Of James |.
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i ~ tctrsts AttstEAe2a o. raasNAassA lRAs -
Arranged aeeOrdine 8 Act of 1874 and tOsnf into
operation af1er tie late eleeliORs
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mai. ARRANGEMENTS.

HEEFNSHORcTCH, ui-Eok.s. due sln-
- Is, Nslhlerdsy. Hnd FIiiky, q &c s's.s<E,
4. ~. snd slasrs sULAxy, TlCs'ily, saa fnGas.
Al Sissask. P.M.
RALEIGH NAIL. triwsckis, de sCne.y.
TUESDAY, and Fri2sy. - - o'elosk, r. ~; rio-
- su.sasy. Mtlnrsslsy, and Fdtsy, q s'slfIa-s
= a'rlork. A.
FRANKIINT0N. onre . Netk, doe Every
ThUIss.sy o. so'elosk. r.. NJ; doses every Toes
3sy a G'rlssk, :. ".
JAMESTOWN. care a VOL. 2se rsery We'd
nsslsy ~ 7 p'r.osk. =. e.; rloses every Thuls-
dAy II S'ciosk, 4. u.
LONGS MILLS. cure q wesk. due sxerv
fliaay ly 0elogk. r. NJ; eiosCs essEy ThsHs-
DIS q, o'elork. A. NJ.
OXFORD. onoe week. d. ssEy SATURDAY
by o'rlork. p. NJ; closes every Thursday al .
oriock, T.. y.
LEAsBuRG, Onoc a week, due every ssiur-
day By ? o'clock. 4. ~; elOses every ThsTsa.y
at o'elock, 7. NJ.
NaTF.-Lrtisrs. ta lc in time for tie mail,
Should Re put in The oslce fifteen minutes before
the hour for closing. Letter Postage, I've cents
for letter not exceeding SEQ mil. AID ten cents
COR any greater aisiance-eyrFy half ounre, ~
fractional paTt Of half ounce, Is charged as an
Gle letter.
]. NJ. PALMER, Pm.
January 10. liz
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POPULAR HENEpIEsr-Ihs mos IoIB'
h. FrlnFtlaFs a thsa FsFsfEl Jay aIs naae WLiFh
rlzaase aal rEIlfs tls haaad sl9 ul5eh azs klauEn
o. he ianlnraal in EhrF gaaslaes, Ruaa Hasza.ags
- AHtizasss. MeErzly. "a, ana haElng Eaog'uzss
~ brssaasg - Elaeasea sc - y. = J. ha4aAs -
iag 0ai & kElisa. aas KegrasAse rusreirs nj
ie saaa flae EaguiaE HTsilcinr. Ilafn hFEnegsfkis
IsysfelAt Iairsrsel FiAk III = I'D an3 aP-
Far~i4sfL Thy are kEpMn 20 81 hras1sriasly .
ftrEy Fass e ~ hoays lring lkcn y - ths
sAslr, Try pasS izsaa - hiaod nAira fhes EaAE.
and 1 saa0ul he Hrnlszlle1e1 ia fhFs eEkE r.
Haaae fhose parts flum he haod nhkh were lie
rsase q iIilaszzEasii0f 81 1israse = sny kind--
Aasaing j. eguAi - Tiading tise Kisiasei hGnaQgx
Nth RFaesalie mnairsne q lis Aid, Wiki
siahiy-sauE Yeas haas paved nsssE - D. ia.uy,
III alSays god.
- ArtHis g. lie SEE e RErEirrfl's Pillss-
i. HusTii, Hi,isioEanehs 4. i0usnos. F.,isa0go';
Nm. I".iss. Foisff's sauae. Ihzthzra; ]. u.
N.Dsee. GhsFd Hi; Geo. A. slelalse. Nasoa
Hal; T.. & " smiih, Alausar,re; Ia II. sican,
GHornsl.0Eoagh; James Iahnson. Wentworth /;
Wood g. Nell. Madison; Owen M.aicri. Nan-
eeyNiiies J. K caileA. A;ilion.
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Trust Sale.
February 81.

by virtue of a Deed in Trust, to me executed
~ by William Z. Anderson, for certain purpos
es therein mentioned, and bearing date the 9Th
day of August, 1888, | will expose at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, for cash. in front of the
court house in Hillsborough, n. C., on Thurs.
day the 18th day of March next, the following
property of the said William E. Anderson, viz:
I 4S9! Acres. more or less, in one Tract Of Land
situated in Obion county, Tennessee. 81 Acres
Of improved Land, situated in Weakly county in
the same state, near Dresden. And the undivid-
ed interest of VIM. E. Anderson, equal to about
$50 Acres, in Tract or Tracts of 1880 Acres,
more or less, in Henry county, Tennessee; it be-
ing intended to sell all the lands in said state &C.
CURED by William E. Anderson as one of the
heirs or ,lcrisees OF his father, Daniel Anderson.
and of two brothers, Archibald and Daniel Ander-
son. deceased.
Also. at the same time, and upon the same
terms, will sell all the said VIM. L. Anderson
interest in IS or so NEGRO SLAVES, now in
the possession of George w. Burgwin, esq, in
New Hanover county, in this state; the said in
tcrcst being one-eighth part in the remainder of
said slaves, and their increase, after the expira-
ton of the LIE estate of Mrs. Burswin in the
same.
For further particulars inquire of the subscri-
Der heEoro or on the day Of sale.
JAMES WEBB, Trustee.
February 1. l4-5w
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DR.. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS.
FeIlruary 2l.

Sl'lME, which " tries all things" has thorough
ly established the inestimable value of these
Pills as a cathartc, ambitious and detergent me-
diche. II is now twelve YEARs since DIR. Pc
TENS gave them TO the world. and their reputa-
ton, founded on his long experience still contn-
ues to increase. The annual sales, which, duI-
ing the first year, amounted to one bundled thou
sand boxes, have, during the past year, exceeded
ten times that amount; and the market for them
once confined to a few states, now comprises not
only the entire onion, but Canada, New Buns
wick, Nova Scotia, and the West Indies. They
may truly be termed the greet household Medi-
cine Of the South and West. No other Pills have
ever been so widely patronized in those regions.
They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so
mild and gentle in their operations that they may
be given with perfect safety even to an infant.
There is not particle Of any irritating or drastic
substance in their composition, yet they act upon
the secretions with unequalled certainty and di-
rectness; thus purifying the constituents of the
blood, and enabling nature to throw into the cir
cnlation perfectly healthy fluid. Among the
multitude of diseases to the cure of which DR.. Pc
ters's Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be men,
tioncd-habitual Costiveness, Bilious Fever, A.
que and Fever, Jaundice. Cholc, Dyspepsia,
Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dys-
entery, Diarrhea, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles,
Flatulence, Loss of Appetite, FurTed Tongue,
Nausea, Rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils, and
all diseases of the Skin, caused by npurity of the
blood together with every species of complaint
affecting the stomach or bowels.
For sale al this Office.
Fehru.r l. "a
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February l.
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Of the past history and present state of every prn
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4 January, 1916. 49,
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PENIrENTIaRY QUESTION.
EzrrrTIFE OTTnE.
Ral n, Pa 1850.

Ra,rish. Fss- lsse. I
rs he s;h serlinn. Of The . sci COO
remiag P,nilruliaFy, " passed u lie lasi
session ai lie GeEeEsl Assembly. llse
l:orern. - TrqniIri u open CORES
pnnlenre with the Executives OF the seye-
ri Stairs. IN Hkieh ianileniiaTies :. are
now established" with view "a ohiain
81 such sialisilezl iEi'irmaiian, in rrls-0n
10 The profits and expenditures nf those
Institutions. since tie year 1885. - may
in his opinion be necessary far the inluF-
nation Of Ile people. wl1ose tote i 10
be taken. on the ah0piian ri thai System
Of punishment. Il, il.e slrriinn IN Augusi
nrxl; and Ia cause Tie same IN be- pG..-
li.hed in the newspapers Of tie Slalr
p,eyinusly 10 the olrclinn."
A circular lett r. embracing The neees-
sary inquiries, was accordingly prepared,
and y c. py :. III To the Executive If each
State and Tertiary 1T the Union. during
the last Aalamn. PUmp. aud saIisf eIory
replies we're in Start time received from
several of the States. and among them.
some of Ihnse most distant from rs. Bul.
il is a snnrce ii regret that iren others,
in which the syslrm j. known to- exist,
no intelligence has been obtained. ilay.
ing delayed lhis publication longer ihan
was desired. with the hope of procuring
the returns Of he yeaI lsf5. which ha'
been in part realized, and waited Unit
there is no reasonable ground To expee
additional information lrnm flirial sour
res, the unj rsigned presents the follow
ing as illr result Of his inquiries and re
searches.
In the State uf NAME. g.
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Coon 'fIsEs.-A shs i lrip into lie
rannlry Isl week ssionled ~ sans,lr prpaI
u lie iT.lly rendition of lie rsopir, d
tbs p1Fi II he Siaie Il leasl. Nere.
have Ne srfn 20 much msney IN eircula.
ton. i.rEer heard So frw enmplain.s u
'.haEi iimes." In fasl. almost every onF
sfem ID be eanienlesl and satisfied = II,
tie silna'ion II their preunlary affairs.
In view. ihfn. oflhis slair u things. which
Ne d"li.s nal PreEai's Ia slmnsl every
part IL lie uni"n. Why shna'd tliiiieiGa,
ralIn"r E'r q change in the TaIi;T. which
hrs - important bearing On the indus.
trial rarsaiI. II the Peo,l; aud WHY
should the people themselves. or a large
part al iilrm. he led away by This loud
rlan"r l.rI wei! enough alone, is one oI
the beet If maxiIns.
HaiaimgfOn CkrOnitle.
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Public Sale.

WILL. be sold TO the highest bidder, at the
w late residence of Timothy Dunagin, decd,
in Orange county, on Thursday the s6th of March,
nv ENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of men, women, boys, girls, and chill.
dren. Also all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, &c, stock Of
Cattle and Horses; a quantity Of Bacon and
Lard; Threshing and Cotton Machine; one
Wagon and one Gig; with many articles moi
mentioned A credit will be given the purchas-
ers until tie Goth January next, by giving bond
and two approved securities.
WA. LlpSCOMB, Admir-.
February 81. l6-
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Notice.

THE subscriber. having taken out letters Of
- administration on the estate If JAMES
MCCLl.OclI. deceased. at the last February
Term Of O.ange County Court, hereby gives no.
tice to all Iersons indebted 10 said estate TO make
immediate payment; and al persons having
claims against the estate. win present them pro-
pcAy authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice viii be plead in bar Of their re-
roNery.
JOSEPH FAUCE1T, Admir-.
March .. IL
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Five Dollars Reward.

n 0ST or 'misssii. about the 10Th q January
II las, a laggs kiI-kin PoCksi Beok. eoI.laili-
ing the icl!uwing notes 81 hand. viz: twa ca l..
". cole-one laE $500, due n JsnnsES, IsiS.
and one Fayrl..e 10 A. Uunier Iar $50; enc on
Z. Mitchell iar go. due IN Isapay, 1886; twO
on W. II. Menilt fer SIS each, ore PAYABLE in
January, 1856, AID ane in JaIuaFy. 1917; two
on Grey Itley-0ue fr SIS, due in February,
Isle, aid enc faT SIC o'.s on p. II. McDsie
Cor so. duc January, 1877; one on A. 4. Reeves
fT $50; ore on Samuel cFahiEee far $3.50; and
one Oa Within BrOrkwrl for $3.50; also IN ae-
count against 7. ". Co.e, anlouniing 10 sIe0 /;
and PERHAPS others 10, nccalier.cd. The above
reward Niil he Faid 10 any IsrsoR who win deli
yer tie Above notes ard accounts 10 the salRcTi-
her; and the Eiake.s o! the nutrs arr hereby no.
tiiiGd not 10 pay them TO any. ferson hut myself
JOSEPH A. WHITE.
fcbruary ~. Iz-3w
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RI.pREME CnIRT

Opinions have been delivered IN the
following Eases, since our last:
BY RuTrIN, {. J. in State q. Under
wool, from Iredeil, declaring that there is
no error in tie record. &c.
Al.n. in Mcbride T.. Choa,. in Equity.
from Surry. dismissing the bill.
b Also, in Dost.r dem. Tate =. crowson,
from GullCurtl, reversing the iudgmrn, be-
low aud w~rdirg a ufnirs de mOro.
Also, 10 Cochran Z. Wood, iron Arson,
awarding a rWire de moro.
Also, in Poll q. Ehringhaus, in Equi-
~. from PasqnntlUg, tismissihg The bill.
Also, in Nail Q. Martin, in Equity,
from Davie. Diminishing the bill.
Also. in Moss u. Adams. in Equity.
from Gailfnrd, declaring thai the injunc-
ton was properly dissolved
Also. in Horton T.. Horton, in Equity.
from Chatham, directing decree Tor the
Plaintiff.
Alsn. in Hawkins T.. Aston, in Equity,
from Warren, decree for plaintiff aud re.
ference To the Master.
Also. in State .. Duncan, from lrtdell,
directing utnirc de moro.
Also. in Rddlck I. Jones, from Cam
den, affirming the judgment below.
by DANIEL. J. in Gaylord d al. ..
Blount. adm, from Beaufort, affirming the
Judgment hel"w.
Also, in Peterson 4. Webb, in Equity,
from Berthe. discussing the bill.
Also. in McRac u. VESSEL, fom New
Hanover. affirming The Judgment below.
Also. in Chambers 4. Mcdaniel, from
CasweIl, affirming the Judgment below.
Als,., in Mayo u. Mayo, from Edge
Comb, affirming the decree.
Also, in Miles u. Allen. from Caswcll,
affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Collins Il Roberts 4. Roberts,
from Lincoln. reversing the judgment be,
low.
Also. in Doe er dem. Borden Z. Tho.
mas. from Carteret. affirming the judg-
ment below.
Also. in State u. Shuford, from Cald-
well. reversing the judgment below.
By NASH. J. in / Ior =. Gotten, from
Chatham, affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Deep River Gold Mining
Company u. Fox, in Equity, from Gull
fnrd. directing the injunction 10 be DIS
solved.
Also, in Rowland U. Mann. from
Stanly. reversing the judgment and award.
ing uepire dc n3ro.
Also, in Bennchan .. Marlborough,
from Orange, Judgment for plaintiff.
Also. in Stzemnre 4. Morrow, from
Person, reversing the judgment, and IL
warding rrnire dc nouo.
Also. in Doe r,r dem. Clarke .. Digs.
fran Arson, reversing the judgment be-
low, and awarding a renire de moro.
Also. in Roberts y. Collins, from Lin
coin. affirming the judgment below.
Also, in State y. Nelson Cousins, from
) Person, affirming the judgmen, below.
Also, in Den &C dem. Robertson, ct al.
.. Woodland, from Martin, awarding a re-
nire de noro.
; Al<n, in wilkins U. Slade, in Equity,
from Rutherford, dismissing the bill with
! costs.
Also. in Barnett D, Spra,t. in Equity,
from Meck!cnburg, dismisslng the bill.
Register.
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having been Qualified at Feb
y foars Term of 0range & auilsy lCsast, lsA6,
as administrator on the estate Of TIMOTHY
DUNNEGAN, deceased, requests all persons in
debted TO said estate 10 make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the estate will
prescott them. properly auihenlicoted, within the
time prescribed by law, or This notice will be plead
in bar of recovery.
WILLIAM LIPSCoMB, Admir-.
February 90. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
Town Ordinance.

EgE IT ORDAINED, That if any person shall
- hereafter exhibit or show any stud horse or
iackass within the streets, lanes, alleys, OF public
square of the town of HiIlshorough, he shall, up
on conviction thereof before the Magistrate OF
Police, pay fine of five dollars; and if such Of
feudcr be slave, he shall he whipped upon his
bare back, not exceeding thirty lashes, and I'M
prisoned until the costs thereothe paid: &c.
By order Of the Magistrate of Police.
f. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
, February l6. Is