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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07

TIC hers a tl,e u 4atEo"y I'eai>1., ICED,
IT appearing to-the satisfaction Of the Court.
h that William Watson and Mary his wife, Two
Of the defendants in this case. are moi inhah'ahts
Of th:s state; It is Therefore ordered BY The Const
thas publication be made IN the Hill bofoaea lie
cogdsr, for six weeks, HAT said defendants appeaf
at liz next Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
to hd held for the county Of Orange, at inc court
hansb il Hillsborough, On the fourth Monda, g
February ncYt, to show Cause, il any they nave
why the real estate Of Anthony FcitleF shenlt mel
he 50 to satisfy judgmen; obtained BY the pia.h
iii, M this case. ~
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our sud
Coaf, a. Office. tie fourth Monday Of Nogenlhar
An 1896
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. e. c.
I'd cc adv. 81 80. -.. 6;~'"
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BOARDING..
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANdg CouNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Perm, 1876.


UIH'aq Q. U ca'.iey2 'ofigiaal at'ashr'eg', T.
NJ. We'd On negroes * 9TH
jsss D. Bootie i personal proper.
ET appearing 10 the satisflciipn Of the Court
= that the defendant, Jesse u, Boothe, is aot an
ahabitat Of this state; Its therefore ogtleTed by
The Court that publication he made il The Hills
rouga Recorder, for six weeks, notifying said de-
ienjaat TO appear at the next Court OF Pleas aild
Quarter Sessions, 10 lie held lot the county OF Ct-
ange at tho court house in ilillsborough, on ,he
fourth Monday Of Febraary next then and tacre
tarereYy Or plead 70 issue, or the properly levi
Cd Oh win be condemned and sold TO satisfy the
rlaintif3,'s debt
Witness. Joseph Allison, Clerk of our SAID
Coort, 81 Office, the fourth Monday Of November,
A. ID. 1886.
=. JOSEPH ALLISON, 9. q. e.,
Price adv. ST 80. Go---Gw
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07

FIr Hrgi aatHFe.-in another paa "
CIR pipcr W. iaye romsiled from the Register
oal saalar1 s1mmry 81 ;ha mtst important
sc,s % the Iegslduis el,iet ri,yse Isi.sss ia'c-
farni-hed stace our itsi rabIiea,ion.
10 slhusa e ;sf, W. lel-n frnn private
..srtc th,s On 'rausslay a .laage i-'rtsoa at toe
ia, was occupied 10 ta.h hfaaehes Of lie Legs
lilu,e. on a rsgolu,ioR iobauow fiona lhe Liisra-
" Fond. OF the Din'ss. slaoeOa 10 enable tlc
-rubGc Tisaygr e fas,' tic Liabilities q he
state ~ Tic Raii Road bond plssisn II Which
bscarns due in few days W. are graiiod 70
,stite lhstllie rssolntions Iassei both honacs ~
ven large iagpIties thus slowing tie; there is
but li,llo d lho spi; d. rpulaIiou ia 'lac coan-
ellis Of North Cuo,ma. Tho Democratic mem
h'fs manifested sone ltle desire 10 Re ilox their
WIZ ffiaals, and o.teted several amgnlmcais
and made species Int tAey, even, wauid. not
sIain. at repaIhtion, and ubtn Tic question was
pat their yotos wesereceriea :, preserve the 10.
lar aad credit q tac god OIL North State.
I'ho l.il appsofria.iuz .l2.01a fsg caaloiias
;lrcapisol square, Wa taken upon is taifd read
Ing IN the Hqae 81 Commons 81 Thursday exc,
J,:as, and WIS lost II vote of 50 u 81, Nj
Flo.ping No 81 for a Fe-eonsiieration # iae qucs
t.,u, whca Inc House Adjourned. We have hu
little douat fla, when lie qtestoifi5 reconsider
al, the hit viii pass anil Become law.
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Congress tilt or the admission q
t,c new state of Icysa into TIC tfnion has passed
lo,h h0ases II Ccagrsss.
MI. Ilarrslson offered in Che House I jojni re-
solatioa providing for he rounding q The sc,e-
raj states lie expenditures necessary Or The stb-
r'stoue Of the volunteers previous ~ tn,i' helng
mastered into the service Of the United Suits
which was rsfagral 10 the m.ill'y seenaalttco'
A i,5n! resolution su'rn;s'ei hvaAIf Baker OF
nRn,s.. I ahp baI Just returned from Mexico 10
,reyiI, sbe ,elonieet. viii clothing BY govern
,nent COST Is br distributed III tic oieefs Of the
army, was passed witlnut debate, on Mondaythe
.s,l. and sent ID the senate foI concurrence
The debate III tic president message, which
j., bcea long and excited, was broagai 10 close
ia The House on he @sth Sand row that being
diepo.cd Of, AMI the holydays being over. the pro-
ceiling. IN 10Th houses viii besin to assume a
more iniets s,ina afT ~ hope anore nselu cast
We shall hereafter pay mere attention and give
mo sr1ee % tie pr6cretass. y
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
T E L K @ II Ar HIC.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 8, lsG7.
bill was reported TO change the name of the Mo-
hawk and Hudson Railroad Company, and to authorize
the company to borrow money.
Mr. VAN ScHOoNHovEN made q speech on his motion
to refer the petitions to restore Boughton Earl and
others to their rights Of citizenship to the Judiciary
committee This gave rise to debate that lasted to the
hour Of adjournment, which vas very warm and per.
sonsl, between Messrs. Harris, Beers and Lester
Assembly.
ALBANY, March g. Is47.
Mr. BLopaErr reported bill to incorporate the town
Of Syracuse city
Nr ALLAsEN reported in parton the petitions relative
to landlord aud tenant 1t bill to provide mode for
valung whatever improvements the tenants may make
on their leased property.
The canal repairs bill was read third time and passed.
ayes es, nays So.
The Senate BILL making appropriation for the interest
OF the canal debt, for superntsndence &C.. &C., was
passed in Committee and subsequently read and passed
ayes9f.
Mr. WRIGHT gave notice of bill, locating the Erie
Railway entirely in the State
The bill to rcsubmit the City Charter of New York, IL
the special order for tomorrow.
motion to make the bill for carrying freight on rail-
roads special order, was lost.
The school bill then taken up and debated to the
hour of adjournment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04
Sporting lntelyluencs

sporting Intelligence.
. IpoTrING AT THE observation-disclosures Feb o6-The
nft was two mile heats. which resulted as follows.
N &: Tfowbridge's br. h. Tormentor. . 1
w. H Monsin's b. m. Mrs. Caudle. ..... . q
g., ame-iH Hedf. 49, 1ime-2d Heat
a ~ milo. ASA
'''''''''''.'"' %.'o gu ............. .2t8
loth' .3:H Total 400
The second trot won by C.. A l.. Lamar,s o. M
Polly dioe in 3l2 and 35 The track was yerv bssvv
s.GosD DAY, Feb U-lst Rdee-Miie Hsats--Jest 3 IN g.
N. q. Trowbridge's Tormentor. ...... o
w H. Mongn's Duchess. ............. / dr.
Time, 2:jl "
SEcoND TRoT--Mie Heats
w H. Mongn's Mrs. Caudle. ...,......,
=: A. l. LamaPs Harlem Boy. ............ 2 .
trems ndously during the heats
Tninp Tnor-singe Dash ola AGle.
nr mohsihf oregon. ...............,..,
Mr. Pddgeon's Ligh1oot. .........
lime, 1893.
The village heretofore known as bIead's Creek. in
AnI hua haor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04

The village heretofore known as Mead's Creek. in
the Inhabitants, " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-04

The Governor OF Massachusetts has appointed Thur.
day the Sh day OF April next TO be observed as day OF
fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
STIR THE GROINn.

IL is stupid error 10 suppose thai stirring the earth
nivuhd plants VIII render II more dry in dry time
Earth that Is often moved uh more readily u,sur,
from The AIR and from the subsil than earth thai is SAT
Tered TO lie at rest Other substances aye differently a
iecled Hay dries thu faster 9r silrrno So does manure
as well as all combusble substances ard all yeooablr
mattel We need nut poster our readers with an,
phios phlea reasons explanatory. Bnl we state 1t as n
positive fact founded long NpaTence and If any one
doubts he can quite easily satisfy himself by making rla
Oh small patch Of his garden
But We farther told thai nassnp A nj n,b or =, c
.sa,al along between rows o. corn, &s when the sur
face Is dry vii expose the manged ros to the hot SIM
ana haNe the plans TO "her for want Of their usual
ineans TO draw mo sture from the eats1l 5, as, v,a
aie met with lhe same objection when we recommend
roughlng IN or mrds among the roots OF trees culipo
them n aad rendering them useless
but Just cast your eyes upon fields that have been rey-
uaf'y ulled through the summer and conpae the corn
and Tue trees growing there, with corn trees that
have been considered too deca be subjected to This
rough usage; and you fail see the difference
stirred earth will be moist while the unstrred VIII il,
dry. "
Aud this is BY no the only ADVANTAGE of srrino
the soriace OF The cart IN dry summer eods sprn1
up IN all cases where manure has been applied and
weeds are continually sucking aud dispensing to the
WINDS large quantities OF moisture that would otherwise
be let to be taken by cultivated plants
o'ir the ground then, dry or wet bury the weeds ar
tni them up and let your corn have all that the s cam
spare lie who neglecis tilng his corn ON The plea that
ne snail inJre The oo, he extremely ieloranl ar
extremely lazy-le may be both
.HdSSdehaSetts PkupLyan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
CULTIVATION OF CRANBERRIFS ON
Upland SOILS.

The attention Of the public having been called ia ,o
culture Oh tins delicious fruit and Mr. Gard er Of Mas
tacbusehs, having produced three hundred and tvent
hshes 10 the acre On upland soil. proceed TO give his
ooe Of cultivation, as follows: Il select piece Of O. Ia
wei and iai y" keep moist through the year-renoye
~ son 70 ,ie uephoi TWO inches; This prevents all
grass o. weeds fromgrowing and the plant win reonire
NJ cultivation alter they are SET Alter the ton was
removed, narrowed the ground smooth and marked il
ou m drills, eighteen inches apart and set in the pnnt
.ouI inches apart Some ! set dnt on $ IDS fourteen
inches square placed III holes linle below the srce
They all hoursied Tar beyond my expectation. tho a.
wear lhfy put ffh runners three feet long and every
vine was h'adsd with fruit The plants can be set on
from Srpsenher 70 December aai from April +, The last
u ~ s.--i ane, i l..t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

Z
49, fllaaHs sash ~ h4f-ts mas prove nzsla IA
II tie razrs + tia 'fricanrh. herewith send II
for pulleaan Ike tNoor ttftc hanifpis Il "anni
leavfs npaa which palf two ct 'hna qaata d ead
~aier. lei Il aiaae night and the naAi aafaag paf
the whue IN teiia sad lp Il bod If iiefa Of tfas
" minutes IN fiis nltsyn jIp common sP5aga. aud
u3t he hefe ih#aesli'y The application sf .aid be
nns Ibis. aly inad5 tat8oae paus gen aly az=sIie5 Is
ihe ~: Tor instance she n1ck between The cars, AID 81
ihe laubs aa5 RELY
| haee feHeatsHlf bad recourse 10 this remedy AMI
hase iayaf ably ts5a3 u eacuai Ms wafk tuHt#s on
tie afai, ar dariHe a, Time " constantly fahh#a VT
H. lis ap itaeen 10 other auinas is also u oent md
a pfosenii5nu u much saii ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
roETleAl..
THE OLD MAID.


WIZ .sts she thus in .ol,,aAe her hestt,
seoms melting in her eses aelieaans blue,
And i, hcaves, her ripe lip. tic apart,
As ii TO let her hsav, thfohhngs through
In her dark eye depth Of zoiiaess smels,
Deeper than her careless eiflhoed wore,
And her cheek crmsons with The hue tlai tells,
1he rich, iar srui, IS ripened TO tho
II Is her thrtie,h hrth-is, with sigh,
Her soul hath Turned from youths lnAurisnt bowers
And her heart taken up the last sweet lie
That measured out It's links of golden hours
She feels her Utmost soul within her stir
With thoughts too Wild and passionate te speak
Ye, her full hcart--its inifepeter--
Translates itself in silence on her cheek.
JOY, opening buds. saociion'. glowing aowets,
onee light, srrang wthin her boaming tack
Oh, life was beautiful in those lost hours,
And yc, she does not like 10 wander back
No she but loves in loneliness to think
On pleasures PAST though never more 10 be
Hope link, her to the future, hut the link
Tha, binds her to the past is memory
From her lone path she never tafns asae
Though passionate wefshipptrs heias hot tall
Like pure planet in hoi lonely pfido,
She 10 and loan above them al
For tina, her heart is cold ematiens nes,
Aud fresh as lov ols, within her hatFtrpgs Knit
And sweedy mouuiul pleasures waldei through
Her virgin sotl, and sof3 foiils It.
She hath Ii, cd with heart and sa.i aive
To all that makes liiJ hrant!a and fas
Sweet thoughts, ke hone, bees, have thon hives,
OF her soft bosom &c !, ard cluster there
V, lie is not to hes whatiI hath been
Her soul hath learned 10 leah beyond It, toss
Ard now she he, cts, Like star eeusrsn
Her deeds Of ioee her Saviour on he efoss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
p{3YSyC.7y, SC,yE Nl,l,,

.. m lNit.7L S(IEaNGES
-, ~ !, al PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY and
MAIiiEMATICS- R5ber Saunders. pef
.NOR,IL son " rs
MUNICIPAL and CONS1 TrJ TIoNAL LAU,
Beverly Ia .ker. Prof.
HE remaining Subjects compreheuded under this d.
Ns.on, VIZ: Pol Economy. History Moral and Mental
Ph.os phy. Bellies Ieres and Logic will be 1an1ht by
Two 9eniiama VIII" have recently been cleo ed PROBES
sors and have not yet entered upon their dates.
ANoif-Nl CIASSiCS.-Charles Minnirerode,
Professor. sN''
meeting Of the Visitors Of the College will take
pace o. Tie istday Of October Tor the p0rpse Of rear
ranging and extending in some important particular, ho
Whole course Of instruction.
i ne price ul bnaid viii be, as heretnfue xl30 to a
student who boards with the Coll pe steward ar 5to
one who boards at private house in town: one half
ia'd III ADVANCE and the remainder ON the 22nd FEB
rQary. ~ "
The fee for every full class is 500, and for each half
class Slo-payabIe in advance
MaircuaiIon lee So paid at matriculaon
ext Books can be had in town
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
July Observation-Disclosures.
-------.--
VIRGINIA At rules held IN the ce,k. ooc. or,ne cir.
cunt court OF law and chancery for The county Of
Amherst, gn Monday, the It'll day Of june, 1917
james l. iiin' Plaintiff,
Spencer Noryell and Robert Tinslcv. Dfonds,,.
~, lN CHANCERY
,, eeid'il!' spencer Norye, not having entered his
ana eNes security according to the act of Assem-
by and the Rules of this Court and if h satisf,c-
Tory evidence that hcis not nhabant of III, Common
iii Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
On inc hrst Monday in September next and answer the
nl OF the Pn and that copy o,hs order be forthwith
br @ IA some newspaper published in the town Of Lynch
a@rt o' s s1eGe'syey and posted at the front door
Copy-Tos.e
s'he - "+m hoBEEI TINsLrY, elk
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TO TIE SCR OFJLOUS.

=, - . III. SINUFJIOJS
koC TOR l. W. EWING inform, the public that
~ he is IN possess on of Boyds remedy for ScrafIa
II is too well known to the community to comment on
nose who are afflicted may call him and be relieved
HIS Office near New Store, Bucllngham eonaty "a
lils Post Office, New Store Buckingham. :
AFrhz9-ts
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\ copy -Tcs'e.
llOU'EIL t.. BAOU'N. Cl,k
toMMissIoNER's OFrirr, }
Amherst {, Nav 9TH l4H7 {

TIE parties interested in the lreaaina order will 'se
no1ee that have appointed the iSh day Of August
e H. 10 commence the accounts therein mentioned on
which day, At ~ O'clock in the morning. they arr r.
atsiai h atend al my sea, with their acco fns y5n
lh,s and rucs OF lomtpaper prepared for examination
cad settlement.
ROBERT NJ DROU'N. Con'r.
July win :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
5. II. LOVING, Cl'k.

\ I circuit superior court of Law aud Chaneery.
f7r the eonaty Of Nelson, April term. l541
Samuel Loving executor u Stephen Waits, dae'd,
Plaintiff,
James Ghrisiian and to'drlia his wife, sas 2 Vaw-
ter and flualelh his wife, George Christian. Stephen
" hns'iaa, Charles H. Christian. Il bert Ghristian.
Martha \. Christian, IIurrod -. Scott and Sarah hs
wife. 1ames Christian. Jhn II. Christian, Hairst1n
Christian, Amanda Christian and Ralus Christian.
lie ANS,
Slas P lawler, Trustee rJmues Christian. hi. wifi.
and children and olhers Plaintiffs.
against
samuel Loving. executor Of Stephen Uafts dae'd
Edmund u insian, late Sheriff Of Amherst comfy sud
saeh alninisirai he b,as non with the will ANN
cd ri llamy II Ualls, decd, and others.
Defendants:
On the motion ofIhe Executor Of james Dll,r5 the
c1nrid 3i3f rhetha 3soner herein after named
10 take an aesapat Of tho money paid by hen Ia The
Plant II, SaWtsr, under any CORNER decree of this eanrt
Il rnahle tn court to cree It's restorati1n "a ais, an
account Of The reas and profits Of tho Tract Of Land
taken tr3n teal aud delivered to the Plaintiff. VaA1rf.
under the VIII o pos" sion heroof Re awarded during
the time II has beea held by The sid EaWtrr exendn
The ee1unt 10 the LIST Of lanuoy 1918
Aud qn the motion OF the representa- ives Of Henry II
u ats Tie eanf doth order that the said Commissioner
d. take m account Of the rents aud profits Of the Il
Of 2j3 II and IN the pr1cacdps Toned whilst
the SHINE has been held by the Plaintiff Vawier ualer
the decree d lbs Court as also Of the rents aud profits
ol the aod Transferred from james London 10 the said
Nawler. whilst Nawle1 has held it.
And the CONT doth order that he s7l Comm ssi5nar.
DIR cited 10 take the accounts ordered lodelase The
title Of Reubea Noryell. Henry H. Uats. Jas Iond m
and any other person hodnr parts of the sail d. ~
and iol acres n Land At ro-aid, 1as To show where.
and under what circumstances, they acquired The tile
which they my assume tn hold
And iae said Comm. ssoncr is directed omo1ify. re
at4t ts,tIr a.
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lN CHANCrRy.


HIDES HIDES =
4 Ill. pay the highest market prize for all DRY
HIDES. And 10 guard against mistakes. will
weigh Them IN front Of my Store from sunrss til sunset
by permission. MICHAEL GONNRII.
In addition n the above. | have a larye StnrI, Of
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
10 sell iar cash, or exchange for produce NJ c.
May l0--w3m
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E.nDl for Sic.

FENlE SUBSCRIBER has valuable TR ACT
n OF LAND for sale.
CONTAINING esq., ACRES,
IN badiafd county. about mile from Robert NJ
Clayors Mil, on Little Otter. ADJOINING tho I,nas ~
Thomas 7 Mitchell. " illiam !. Gaggin and others
his Land lies we'll part is first rate Tobacco Land
and the wood land is well tmberrd wish those TINT
want Land to call and view it, The terms shall be lii
e,ai' here is small House on it, Kitchen and Sta
July l2-w3w DAVID NJ rPRIGiIp
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NSUVIT
John Bowman and James llmp in,
IN CmANcEnY.


GlHt'lNt\ At RUS he'd the clerks Office OF the cir.
r superior court flaw aud chaacery Tor Bedford coun-
~ the 7th day Of Jaas, 1aI7:
Cornc.ius N5ell ST. Plaintiff
against
Mraah Davis, administrator ol Edward Gwa'l,in deed
Fatharinc GWala, James GNafn Mary tswa,n Edward
,,"at1o Frames 6natln, Lucy Nina Gwatiin, Henry
N"aNn, Nathaniel b Manson Sheriff Of Bedford county
and Eliza iiunscr, l., G.,d,i,t.'
IL CH,NerRY
The Defendants, James ttatn, Mary Gwakin and Eliza
liAn'e nor haNi entered their appealuncc and given sc
my according 10 the act o assembly and the OF tins court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
'b'ns Of thu, country: II IS ordered that they do ae,
al the clerks office Of e said circuit superior court Of Law
elanrcry for Geilel county, rirs to be held therein ON
e mt Monday IA feabsrne> and ansyertAo blol tbe
PS1t and tat tins order b. mse,tad IN some newspaper
lively and posted at the door the coutAol.e on one
eoWt day. \ Coy L.,
June li-N2m ' a.
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81 bushels
Ii =

In trench ploughug the first fnrroa or SOIL is thrown
below the second urow, OF sutso and The seed has +.
vegetate, IN lis first and tender stage in this earth which
has not been subjected 10 the ieinl2ng influences o tn,
atmosphere aud inos's aud is not sufficiently mixed with
Vegetable matter fnd manure. Tins roiars the growth
I'LL the roots reach the better soil when they make start
aud almost overake the SUBSIDIZED portion We recon-
neni trench poughng Tor year aud afterwards the
use OF the suslil plough. In, deep si vii insure su
peilor crops even N dry nmes.-.38tericaa .hiisaa