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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Cour-
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Count
ty: July Rules, 1914,
Daniel G. Burns, phf.
against
Samuel Cater and James NJ. Newkirk, Admir-
of Susan Kisinger, decd, DIS.
IN CHANCERY.
HHE defendant, Samuel Cater, not having
Il entered his appearance and given sscurl-
ty, according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is out Of this Com
monweath: it is ordered, that the said defend
ant do enter his appearance 10 this suit on the
first day Of the next term, answer the bill of
the plaintiff, and give security for performing
the decree; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County, and continued for TWO months
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
at tho front door Of the Court. House of the said
County. A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STR OTHER, C.
July IS, lS46-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

NEVER Systematically is satisfied in
!, is not larger. Ii he finds a SUN Of money,
be searches the spot fol more. if he is elected
to some high office he wishes for a better one.
If he is rich and wants for nothing, he strives
for more wealth. Ii he is single man, he is
locking out for wife, and II married, for chill
dren. Man IS never satisfied.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
ty: July Rules, 1876,
Daniel c. Burns, phf.
against
John w. Kisinger and James NJ. Newkirk.
Admir- of Susan Kislnger, deed, DIS.
IN CHANCERY.
HNIIE defendant, John w. kisinger, not
Il having entered his appearance and given
security, according to the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out ofthis Com
monweath it is ordered, that the said deien-
dant do enter his appearance TO this suit on the
first day Of the next term, answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and give security for performing
the decree and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
al the front door Of the Court House Of the
said County.
a Copy.--TeJe,
JOHN STR OTHER, c.
July l6, l846-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03
IN CIJANCERY

FEvEE defendants, George Sigler, Mary Ann
u Perry and - Petry her husband, La
vinia Prince and - Prince her husband, and
Caroline, Margaret Ann. Daniel, Samuel and
Elizabeth Sigler, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security, according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out of this Commonwealth it is or
dered. that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to this suit on the FIRST day of the
next term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; ;
and tina, copy of this order be forthwith pub
lisned in any newspaper within this County,
and continued for two months successfully,
and another copy thereof posted at the front
door Of the Court-Hous of the said County.
a Copy.-Tese,
JOHN STRO1HER, c.
July l6, lS46-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

John Sigler, George Sigler, Mary Ann Petty
and = Pery her husband, Lavinia Prince
and - Prince her husband and Caroline
Sigler, Margaret Ann Sigler, Daniel SigIer,
Samuel Sigler, and Elizabeth Sigler; the
said Pctry and wife, Prince and wife, and
the said Caroline, Margaret Ann. Daniel,
Samuel. and Elizabeth being children and
heirs of Jacob Sigler, deed, as son of John
Sigler, decd, and others, dis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun-
ty: July Rules, 1876,
Sarah Sigler, plf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

There is no spirit Of forgiveness where
there is Ringing OLA backwardness tospaak
a reluctance to approach the penltent If this
is your spirit it is wrong one. Hearty for
giyeness oyerlooks the past and receives the
errng one 10 the bosom with tears Of gratitude.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

ANOTHER 0uTnREK il HAScocK Co, IL
rlNois.--The following we find in the Quincy
Qllinois) Wing Of the 18th instant
''At very large meeting Of the ant-Mor-
mons of McDonough. held at Macomb on the
22d ult. committee of six was appointed TO
draft an address 10 the nine Counties in relation
to the removal Of the Mormons Resolutions
Were also passed, inviiing the nine Counties,
lHancock excluded, TO assemble at as early
day as practicable, for the purpose ofremoving
the Mormons from Hancock, according to for
mer agreement--pledging themselves to des-
troy no property, and to use all means in Their
power to prevent destruction Of property by
others"
The Nauvoo Eagle Of the 18th, announces
the arrest of three ciuzens OF Nauyoo. al the
instance and on the oath Of McAvLEy, who
was made prisoner by the new ciiizeus and
released on bail The Eagle says that the
writ Of arrest was obtained on false pretences
and by foul means. and calls ON the people OF
Illinois TO aid in upholding the majesty of the
law Bat Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-03

July Is, l8i6-2m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
ALEXANDER WILSON.
Mr.. SHEPARD AT HTT,LsBoRorcu

we learn tina. on yesterday week. acrord;n1 n
apo h'ncat, NJ. Shepard addressed a veyv larpe
'uoeate 81 hiI|shOrough. and thal his Sneech
Produced a-iine effect The Wing leaders there.
we 0"d''s.and, wee so alarmed Tor their sinking
''"'" by his powerful Arguments. and hy bis
I'oa3 ay q cha ees against Gov. Graham.
nat '1ey called upon Nit Read Of Person to re-.
ply ut'o DE- Incl 10 40 50; whereupoo tbev de-
St''"ned al eSPes, 20 Raleigh for The Governor
himself ''''''''''
no above paragraph is taken from the SIAN.
dad Of lat week. We shall say nothing abopt
Tic =" line effect OF Mr. ShepayTs speech; bu, az
10 'ae ala1n of The Wing leaders, and The express
de'pa'ohed To- Raleigh, we have a word Or two.
IL IS iue that NJ. Read, of Person. was called
on 10 reply 10 Mr.. Shepard by few persons in
the gallery; hui no sooner was the call made.
than 'he great body Of the Democrats present
made move io' The door, seemingly dsi,rm ned
M" 20 @cd' o'y orr in rply!-and so Mr.. Read
declined We would info from this, that the
Democrats OF O'ange id not think Mr.. Shcp.
anu ''gun,cnts very powerful, OF his charges
against Gov. Gtaham well founded. If thev did,
why rush so Precipitalcy from rcplyl
As 10 Inc express despatched for Gov. Graham,
we have heard of Il FOR the first time in the Stan.
nard' There is mol ,rord Of truth in il. Mn
ohePards speech was made here on Tuesday
evening, and Gov. Graham arrived on Wednes-
lay This is quick time for an express even 70
70 10 Raisiss md turx-usiess =. ev,Is .,c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
outEssss Of the y.ssss.a FEoat.e..

The Van Rnren fArkansasl lniellsea
Ger. al May %, eonlsins the suhjaln 4
secounI 81 slal farther scenes Of violence
md bioOdsAsd on s.is line Of lie cherO.
Zee nallsa:
"On Saturday last 4 poop inoTensive
free Ersrn. Who has lived in This county
until his head vas hoar with The frost Of
tine, was most inhumsnly and baTbar-
ously murdered. lie was shol in the side
and did not linger long, bu. sufficiently.
however, 10 tell To = passeF-by that Tom
S,arT and another Cherokee killed him.
The act was a wsnlOr one. and could
have bsen cemmirsd for M other purpose
'haa = brn;al Paslilne. How long 10 our
frontier 10 srnaa under these sccumula ed
ouEages! When will the strong arm ol
Justice nVeHaks the mnrderers that stain
OuE borders with food!
"Oa the sane day party al chero.
lee police, in delisnce Of The intercourse
laws, crossed our line and shot the three
Slarrs-D'ek. al inn cent harmless crp-
pie. who had wronged nobody. Ellis, and
" lillian. Dlck vas shot three times and
has since died Of his wOGnds-Eliis was
shot in the jaw and arm; William through
the back. Whatever crimes may have
been commiIlsd by these Two last named
men. ihs Cherokee police has perpetrated
an act Of violence which should be se.
veEely rebuked, AND that most promptly
too.
The Stars have greatly envaged the
citizens al Evansville BY their disorderIy
| conduct, and they have determined 10 take
the matter out os Gen. Arburk o and Gsv.
Drew 5 hands, nd right themselves. They
hare armed and embodied themselves in
different stations along the line, one CON-
panv passing through this place on Thurs
day in pursuit. Of the S;arrs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

While wishing he North some lime sore, W.
wese a>sed - laJg ION sn ajo'iias safe if
we had an srghe Feaale sehoA in H,il|s,-
roush. alma ,ha, Re wish"i 10 .snd be- dsusl.
e. iere tseau Of lie ,eslh1uesa of lie IOWA.
- veil - - other sdsan,aye~; a We wcse htp-
~ q bc,o- sl,c . eP'y .aa. ve had mos. 80
cellen. ona And wa now axe cscasiaa 10 ssv,
taa. Ne. & NsS BsEwELas SsRooL ,os
YOv sc LapIEs sGo D. - gFe.t aiYsatsges 70.
acquiring a t,,oropgh AMI fni.llsl education a.
any seninary ia lhe safe. Tie Srbool Ia. nos
been inco POs.,sL, and aesslsrs q IS no, cnjo,e l
the bensfi.s which at srav Of nslues - Tsus-
ices misa, have aisaded bot il has hsea con.
dne.ei n p5sae sshooi, aud he icsrhc have
been .sai 'iy snj clic tiye'y engaged IL the d..
charge Of he du,'cs, slyins upon the advance
mea. o. Ihe shO'ars. mo shal aty .aiag &c,
70 ~pesk their p = o sni To b II. lhrm such 20
a. o. a. the hlo.s de- ye. Thcic psi orsgs
rom d. iauce. horsh nr'e w ls1ee. has bsen
fom sonIe o. tie besl fsm .es "a he sac; ADD
we know Ina satisfaction vas acch siVen in most
case% In shts sse Of rivalry. when the names
and innueice o he ct src hroush, 10 bca, w.
81 he So res o. scaoos when rue merlI, their
"a, insic wos.h. j. bui Z % resa del We hone
.heo j, enough Of Old.'s,aiooed good sen e lif wc
n'y Use the exp e,ion.) in No d Cs'O,ina, 70
app er'ae and reward sueh eI,elsn,s a. $ ound
in This school.
SINE writing the above. VIC have been handed
,he following notice Of 81 sIan;na,;on Of one Of
tho e'as>c, in H., School iy the Eev. Dr.. VII
soy. P.s.lsn oT Ihs Caldwell tnliiiS'-, -'.:-h h.
| has plep1red 81 our rrnnesl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
L. Lig0a Gnd Hen! hide their a!,,,;;,a.
ished heads,

Il. LiG0a Gnd Hen! hide their e;:a.;;,..
ished heads.
We esrH ths Nj Sheppard, al SIN III.
hrl5 aud olhef places, ~ his Attacks snoa
e we Of Grshsn, f"r tne b d ~ abe 4. IN.
sc II iae Raleigh aAd G. IS on Road I'm
de- IN deetts % lore tOse Inc mut gag.
en- dei hat tas o,d co. id have D~te
lHret sed Tor m re song, a, no p,,vste
pc, >a*s OF Capitalists would have d rel
elJ any tong, ~ a. mUcii as aad y file.
C. ]4-.F bsnds even IL cue hoi4 tr a
M . ""mtaai sun. treV would bsse been
a. 'la.riy bound 10 he lie tnr tie whole
OF - |. ~ for 5 9 iug Ire bonn. Of ,ae
Road. u. nsk~s deed in ru.l 70 secure
hl' 81 lies o a bod Of $1,000. Tae
po-p'rv Healibnsd IN Inc del > sol.
an e. Il. a"d puschased br A a: $50: &C.
ro.ong NJ. s epsrt. A is tound to
psE '1e $4,000 besides, TIE equny Of
r'd"mp 'on If morssagfd properly - solo
and pa snsset al a nominal prics: accord
lng !" NJ. .. The purchaser IS beuad "a
pay 'ne Whole mortgage debt any hos!II
We'll, real Y. We dad expect bsuer Thing.
from one VINO so recently conld b1a.t OF
having the imposing number OF ihi,ty
eases lf,isiug sb,iruse and n,ricspe ones- |
4 rs under leyles Oh land; ca. sss. assaulls |
. 4 h lie iss; PIE OF payments and 8. |
cd, d o1 tie Coua'y Ccurt Docket Of
W Ike. We do not belong 10 The .sIe.rn,
ed profess o." GU selses, and would there.
fore IKE 10 h te tie views oil Others. " ho
have pr"!"ss'oral experience, oa taIs iaD~
p 'Ctam poI"t: sud as there isarery W d.
difference between EIIon, Ken, Story.
and otne' profound jarl,ls on the
rue baud, and Lawyer Shepard On tie
ther. We w"old advise ali pa,chase,s.lI
aIes ol squil es Of reie'spl'op. add VIII
re interested 10 NOR cages, to suspend .
psrations. unui We obtain The opln.ont j.
{ Chancellor Holden I! Come fort., t.
Sir 0rsolrii" dOT fcr a whhls ii. Etiyfc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
THE INGERsoLL ISLANDERS.

We fnd lhe following parasr.oh in a
letter from DIS s'tv. pu1Ii.n"d N tae
MiIwaokie Se0,.nsI: ". !. Coar.
IBIS fsct within nv pers,nsl know
ledge lint after he seating discipline
oil VI. Wehsisr's SPEECH, overture. were
sanctioned by Mr.. Ineersall 70 NJ. Web
st-,'s lfierd., snd the ,efv firm OF lam
gnage wbirh both p.fties snouId use vas
s'"miled III and approved by NJ. Tuge :
soll-taaths tMr. I..) wru'd scknowI- o.
thai las accusations mere m3torDuieT,
although wien male believe. to he true.
but ohea the proof filled 10 s.l7slish-
provided Mr.. Webster wouId Withdraw
hsterrthIe vords uttered m The u. q. Sc
maze. Inese oserurss Onlv failed 5y
reason Of matters Of form. Mr Tneer.nIl
insisting ina, Mr.. ~ ebsisr .honld rom,
Dure Than half vay to meel him. whicn.
ofcoHrse. NJ. W trends would no. as
'efrt 10. But sboogh he owe rlures farI.d
tue faeI remains ihsi Mr.. Inger.olI aas
wif|iag and prepared 10 admit that hi, |
oere false! Add YET he has
n'wthe hardihood 10 etlsrale HEN. The
man mast nave lost, or be entirely with.
ou'. the moral sense. TO zen ure upon such
certain sei-desttucliOn."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

ssrent eHPensss. ThsEs y = nsli pos
TlaE Ihess four monihs. Of s9.o00. Tbs
Iinssress On s7s3. o0a for The sams lime. II
.s7,260. The actual Pro6I from ihe Real
j., lhereEors, nOFs lbsa s2.o0o. IN iaai
time. afleE paying Q per cent. on The par
chase mOary. l. nol The Road UeFsh
:. one rel aeaI?' Has the Slsie sunk
500, 600 :" Has the Governor :. bslray-
cd The interests Of his Constituents =
What olhsr investment Of the Stale pro-
daees q clear income al sishf per esaf !
kssislsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

aGaEegnor Grahara. ne hsye been n
formed. delivers The sane spseeh Al DIFF
lrEsni places in he sane language
&amdsnf 80 Msy
Vel, very god The 6ossrasr i
Ieonsisarnl eaeagh % b 10 ssnaf eseFy
whers-amongsl Political friends o. foes !;
aId - bis spsscls i . most capiiGl one.
= Psrfses erfisynisier 10 The Standards
- Gligae Gaadidals's re wish be had N
opportunity 10 deliver 10 10 every esnnly
and village in he Sisiel Eelsara. how
ever. that the Standards elndidais nos
only makes he same speech a. diaeEeHi
plarss. bus lie sans speech twice or three
times y the same place. and that il Is The
same spsesh DO mssle al around he cam
pai.n IN Mske - 1914, touched Of heE-
sgihsgess wilh some nf The rules and fur
Bellows Of his legislative slTnsiensl
ia "a Sfay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
Peace or War,-A New Orlesns ~

Peace or War.-A New Orleans pa.
FER 10 responsible FIR the following -
" Why have you volunteered ?" said ra.
ther a csreworn-looking newly enrolled
volunteer 10 fine looking country SOL
der. why, | have volunteered be.
cause | have no wife, and go in for W ar -
was the uneqnivocal reply; "and now,
why have you volunteered!" he added.
All" said the care.worn countenanced
little man-for he was litle--willr sig.
nlieant sigh, al have volunteered 6eca,t, e
fhdUs d ~Jfs, aud go in for peute!r'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

West Point Vindiealed-Il j. Fs'y
fashionable 10 rail against This institution,
snj, bul Tor The lsle stirring sEenls. we
fear il world have finally sun under Inc
war OF opposition thought ssainslii. Bot
we.I Poinl has redeemed itself against al
iasidious aaacks. The cOns.uciion Of
the Eo4 opposite MaismoFss. lie skill Ei,.l
which is guns were managed. has p,9red
Ire Engineering department OF Nesl Posai
shove prs;ss and shove eensu z. " hile Ire
fearful los OF officers in lie glorious e.
sagemeass of Inc 9Th and OH has heea 4
n,elanrholv vet elo9uem deseare Of then
bravery. their skill, their WORKINGS ol
h.sripg American ans.
Glorics.s Wesi Point. The g 1eai conseT'
waive ins.ilur;oa of the Union. Hhe-e
Young men fem 40 lis wide IsTFiiO.Y aFs
irained in i've sr.s Of war. in The bonds o.
bro aer hooI; where friendships sElO, goat
Office ssge frsmedin llrelieshncssofv oa.h
.il,s b; ID ,osei;'e; ouc army - ore family,
and make il indeed the defender OF Inc
onion. Nee Orleans 1ropic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
Honor 10 the a9;;, Rer;,,,en,

We learn that last week, at muster Of the
haw Rive Regiment, in this county. one INN.
"'ed n'd .mf1y-sr volun,ecfs enrolled Them.
selves for service in the Mexican wari The
number of Vounjects from this county viii
amount 10 ga nearly half of Inc ,equ siiion
nom Inc si'te' and more than eaou2h for four
foil companies :,
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R.kLero r,,. fk En-. is.n

h,d'boTo %. g. Jufs, 1896.
Dr.' Sra: have We I...le confidence in
newspaper ouns shout hools. Blu, II seam.
sometimes 20 10 eIPedient to s,icmpi 10 bang in.
20 'nofe gene7l nO,oc ShOol 80 uonhy Of nat.
ron &c as thaI Of Me-. & Mas. Brawur. nv .
simple s;a;emedi Of facts. called in a, NJ.
Bo'wells few days Ego, about tic honr Of ,e.
o"Ss in The middle Of he jay. and a, | had a,
hours leisure, was requested by Ms. Brroen
10 near one OF her class. II wa thc usual reel.
talon hour OF the class, anJ my Wis. was no, an.
'cipaie'l ether by the teachcf or the puoils so
that there copd have been no special preparation
''f Inc occasion. The recitation was, the rcad-
ing and parSiag Of a por ION of Millions Paradise
LOST was truly delighted; and I am fee "a
say ulat have neTer examined csss of Young
LADIES' who e. aibied more thorough acqusin,-
ance with the structure of ,he EngIih Language.
TN inquiry learned ION Ms. Bu-we Thai lie
8 eatef pat Of the class had made considerable
p'osress in he study of the Lain LANGUAGE.
Ih'S conf med me more fully in the opinion
which have long entertained, hat The s,uJv Of
ta'' language is es eaIiaI 10 thorough knov-
l'dse oil Ensiisa. The Latin is a regular part of
Tue ooerae for which no additional charge is made.
believe tbat this school affords ADVANTAGES f.,
line education Of young ladies' seldom SURPASSED.
Very respectfully, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
Z Mexican Account Of the Bon5ard.
inert of Fort TaYlef.

This NJ ia'uotas Eagle c,nisins Ior 9
ACCOUNT Of me bombsrdmeut OF the Anne
f'csn foruess opp1s.te ihs, place, nv tie
Mexican t'oops. II - fnr specimen
81 Mexican bonbsst. The sd,io, in no.
,ici g the departure of Gen. TAYLOR 10
open a canmvnlcsIion with Point lssbsI,
cafls 4. Gis feSesfof The enemy; and sftet
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
The Nashville Union, the administration
organ in Tennessee, has the following.

We understand from a reliable source,
thai It is the intention of the government 10
send lorce 10 California suijicien, 10 take
possession of that country and to hold on
to it. It's supposed that The mounted men
from Arkansas, Missouri, and probably
Tennessee, will be directed TO California.
We sincerely hope that this information
may be true, and from the source through
which it is derived, we are satisfied t1al
it is reliable. We regard California now
as our, and with Thai result all will DC 50.
tisfed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

Tho Caldwell InStitufe.- We &c
rrs.lEsl . $50. tLal lbe coanaEsas basldiss n
lhs ns.h-us.aeaa Psst 4 HilA-ssasush. 90 ahsh
= la,=s s.l5iliaa hss siHrsly bssa Hssis, saIWhia
{, snSessoiag > taosussh EsRais sAd szassish-
Earna II he rsEears a ~ Tozn, naaer II. A.
rse.aa e Is consaisss.osszsl Eill hs Esaay b
10 oonnsn1szscni o. tie nesa sssisa. on t.
a. If Iuiy. o. .',r aace.anolssiaa a. be csil-
rel Ies.inae. The haii5iag : si.usisl o. =
besuliri sminencs. Surrounded BY han,isOua
Osk sross; sn1 Ghis. tOse.as ui.h he soasrui,
en-. 81 nszE srsnsensna .. s,ae sooas g. he
srronlals saioa u tise schOal end .lle Ii.ess,y
sOoie., coan-s,a.l Eah i. win siE,ra he sss.sa
COmf.. sal adssa sc . he s.nleass an, dool.-
less, viii ;r highly salising 'o s,e iienis u he
irslu.s W ney ssi il. The s0oUess Whira
hss.hes O. s.senleA his Iasi'ipsiaa, and ne hisa
s.ani aai d !. - laksa. no. oa,y in he eslima.
iiOa Of he si.' sas Of Moth cs.,iaa, b.. 81 oh
sg 50 es in she Laio', lcs.ss no O0m 10 doula u
l., Re, .naas'cy snd cOa.iuusd P.ospcag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

We are indebted to the Wilmington CONNER.
eIai Tor slip giving the latest accounts from tbo
Army which will be found in another column,
From the tenor of this news, t.wouId seem that
the NcSicsmsvn the Bic Csranis srr M. {. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

.----L1HaSas'0T me cuttsd, SITES 10 &C.
cept the services Of Volunteers, we learn
rom an official publication tha. letters
have been addressed by the Secretary
,of War to the Governors of the several
States and Territories 10 cause The fnilow.
ing number Of Volunteers to be enrolled
and held il resaiasss for muster into SER
vice, viz:
TOtmtteer, % b. m olesl. Blt no, ceLs9 :, n arr.
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That is 10 say exclusive Of Volunteers
(calied for BY General Taylor for inaale.
atdfe 'erUicp. seventeen thousand one hun,
drrd and filiy-lhree volunteers; to be en-.
rolled and subjecl 10 be called inlo service,
tweniy-four thousand four hundred and
eighly-six voIun GERS.
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sas.s gswn. ahs Pas 90 vest leEi NiF
! III sc sss 49, Gi.asssn, Fss Essd Rlses-
SANE a. wsfs a~anaaasd % pr.RaHes.
kE;sk So.
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arIot wortl, one Red Cent. ~

"TIot Worth one Red Cent"-We
learn. on inquiry that the gross receipts
from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
up TO the first Of May, including the a.
mount due from the Post Master Gener.
al, (being faar montIs) are aJou, $4,000
about balf Of which was used in the
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49, 80 - 49, ssahaE, b - $50 -
Ihs Hsssa.a TslesFaEh ahsi Ca Tsyias ialaals
Gaaisg - Ara. an1 - Esauussersihasn .ay -.
nee. "a sanasrs quarters n MamasEry, Mrti-
ca ssza u Ihr Gas. Ealish j. HsP.sseuss3 as .
Eass,sas All hral.''y si.szHsisa. HlAs Neaiaans
40 nj asErg leuns IN lie Haasa tias, &c sal,.ass
| shs usr IN - Eso-rva.sd uiih sisug = - Cd
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General Taylor. -Tuis srare and able
esss al. .avs ine Il chmond Compiler. IS
claimed a. K.nlutk,sn ysi by pan on
of the press. lie !. heynnd question a
V,rginian BY b,rlh. He vas born IN The
lids Na,er rssien Of old v,rg'a,. III.
fa,hsr WA . psn,o, of'he isv"iunnn, vs.
. eommsndeT Of small vessel Of w,r he
longrng 10 Ire Vrg'n'a navy. and was welt
known Tor hts Q eat frnnsss and gallsnltv.
and his clssr, strong BtsiIsc.. The son
- chip Of the did blask. Ire U. States
Gsze ,s ,hus b ifsy sums up some Of has
ehar.cteusmss: who e,srsaw sny man
write and fight better than G.n. Taylor !
lie - death ia his Advances upon an enc.
nv. bus most retiring whsn .peak'ng Of
h,nself. He never says tnsi re viii eon-
ensr an ensmy--he SIMPLY promises 10
hight him."
Tte,Lvnchburg Republicans, il publ ST.
ing lss Biographical sheen oil Gen. r,y'
To-, saw;
A frlend al oar skow IS under the in
prsssIon mat there IS some m.l-ke in 4
as to the place ef The gsneFsfs b"t'. q
some cn,Lsas Of Ambe.I. Va, asse.
WITH confidence That ne IS sslTs OF !ba
county.