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n pursuance Of 4 Deed of Trust, executed by
= BARNARD Lowman to the undersigned, bearing
date the fifth day of February, 1898, and of record
in the County Court Office of Augusta, will be sold
on Thursday the 18th day OF May next, at the late
residence of the said Lowman in the town Of Mid
dlebrook, at public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash, variety of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, consisting of Feather Beds, Bedsleads, Ia
bles, Chairs, Bureau, Corner Cupboard, Candle
Stands, Pots, Ovens. Sc, sc.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Trustee
April %, lS47.-3t
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4 GENERAL meeting of The Stockholders in
4 "A the Warm Springs and Earrisonburg Turnpike
Road Company, will be held at the house of Mrs,
Washington Dudley. in Jennings Gap, on the
first Friday in June next.
1t is hoped there win be Il FIJI attendance Of
Stockholders. BY order q The Board
Nj. HARVEY EFFtNGER, Sec'y.
Harrisonburg. May both 1917.
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gHDUSH SAlLlAo

May 81, l847.-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
SALE OF PROPERTY.
PUR H ASERS LOoK OUT!

WITH view to removal from this part of the
country, offer for sale upon the usual terms
of the country a valuable
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Banl Dsfsulies--l, has been recently disco''
cred, iha, two Of the officers of tho Branch Bank
Of Virginia. ii Lynolbufg, were deiaulisri TO the
amount Of between ~ and sl4,0OO. The default
ing olIieen are WIN. d Averci, Teller aud james
Il. Green, Bookkecpet Warrants were issued for
their arrest. and Mf Green was arrested and az
terwarda admitted 10 bail Further investigation
having been made, and forged checks TO larger
amount than was a, iirsi anticipated been dsoov-
cred bis bail surrendered him 10 the civil aulhoF-
lies and he h nOw In jal. Mr. AVsre, made his
escape, and the Bank has offered a reward Of Eve
hundred dollar for his apprehension. Both stood
very highin the estimation Of the community, aud
enjoyed their unlimited confidence
Tho Bank Il Is said will no, lose snyilin., hs
the securities are amply able TO make good the
deficit.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Lhu. TaseghW Safe-3100 NeHisins ua
der Curry IN 'hr rieiaiigof Vera Cra:
-Netr Expedition up The Palge1, uHlsr
Lirna Goa. M15fe-. Ffaiofaas Pa
Discovered.
The schooner William and Elizabeth,
Capt Beach. has Just arrived, bringing
important news from rampieo. which place
she lcli IN III 30,h ullhGo.
From Capt Beach We learn that an eS.
pisss arrived al Tampico on tie 2alh ull.,
from lieut., roncghill, who had been len
wounded in the late expedition a, a town
l2O milos from rampico, stating that he
was doing wcll, aud requesting that bis
clothing might 10 sent 10 him. and Il was
hoped that a Mexican Lieutenant of aHil.
lriy would bc exchanged for him as soon
as practicable.
II had beon ascoHained iha, fouheeu
prisoners were In the hands Of tho Mesi.
cans, reducing the actual number suppos.
ed 10 be killed on the expedition. Ten
miles distant from Vera Cruz, a loree oi ne,
less than 5000 men, under Gcg. Caray are
almost constantly eating uff the ordinary
supplies Tor the 1ampico market, anl The
interior trade is stopped BY these bands oI
robbers.
On tho Goth uli., an expedition consist.
ing Of L S. schooner pclrel. Lieut.. Com.
Moore, with = drlaehmen, Of marines. and
an artillery siI. pounder ia addition 10 tbs
armament. was iowel up tho PanucN hy
The steamer undine, the intention Of this
expedition Is not publicly known but Is
supposed 10 be 10 iHliBiaaic Tho MrAichG'
anI prevent them liom cutting oil Gen
Tayor's dispatches. should Lo send az,
By lampco after this movement.
The Mexican dispatches Tor tho interior
have hll been stopped.
On he 27Jh plot was discovered by
which some Of tho priyates OF the Lpuisi'
ana Regimen, were found 10 bo in the hab'
it Of stealing cartridges and selling Ihom ir
tho Mclieens. Over 90 lbs. were found
coHeealud in Mexican onI.hou,e, with q
proponiona'o quantity Of balls, etc. Two
mon belonging 10 companies d aud II were
under arrest, and # was thought that more
were implicated. The eatHJgcs had been
sold at ~! cents apiece.
Since the erection Of sheds for the troops
the hcahh Of the different divisions has
baen remarkably good, Iho most sickness
prevailing in The Pennsylvania Regiment.
Tho 4. S. Propeller Mary TOmphins
was 10 sail soon for his port.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Our town Is still going ahead, The houses are
al occupied aud thrre IS demand ior more.
few years since nearly one fourth Of the town was
tenaniless, some having grown tired Of the un'
profitable moaoieny, aud moved away, aud others
having caught the Texas fever Bu, things now
wear an entirely dlltrcut aspect You meet
strange faces in the street, md every ane ueYes
a. Il he had something 10 do and but a short ume
10 do il in A few ysaH ago, Il took nearly oil
day to &c, from end Of the street to the other
and people moyed as i they had nolhing 10 do
aai feared to grt through with It loo toon' We
hear Of many families IA tho eoenify Mhe
desire to move to town, but eaunoI moea'r heaseS
They probably think ii too expensive to build, bal
,his if they woud reap the fall benei. Of the nd'
xan,asea which our town now begins 10 hold iefth'
they must do. and the sooner the hgiisf' ihese
signs of prosperity are mainly attributable to our
schools Other eausss operate 10 some extent, but
,his Is the olasf cauae. The fcmale Academy
viii seen BE- completed, aud although there has
been some delay 10 commanding ihe. Male Aesde-
my, the materials and woikmen me IN fcadiafssi
and the work. We are informed, Vii progress a.
soon as the weather turns cooler We have some
talk, toe, Of dressing out the Old Academy IN
fresh coal Of pant, Ths rs luxury L has lneg'
Hseaily) never enjoyed. and Is appearance IN
new rarh woald not only improve Is own eaha''
ton, b. add something to the looks Of the town
As We have heretofore said, We nov see no'h-
ing To prevent tie rapid growth Of Washington
Here bsn,s Of all kinds centres; here the farmer
lnds hlz elicf market iof biz sAira produce, aud
tue rnesi abundan, opportunities Of procuring hi'
necessary supplies. Here IN summer are pure
waier, shad-. aud health, aud IN wiuiff mnddyless
siros,s, which fain only rendsfs innet and h,ofc
agreeable. Aud here, above all, are our sohoois,
wheh 1t Is intended shall be permanent aud ksfi
supplied 2.,h tie best qualified ieaehsH- To
strangers booking Gu, location there surely eau
Be- no stronger inducements than these aud even
should their object BE- to farm on Red fiyer thvy
could All have their residences in Washington
and be saiIioisuiiy nesi their farms
still another adnoemeni 10 settling here Is the
thriving condition Of the country around Deter
lands can no where be found nor, taken generally
aiiner, healthier. OF more abundan, region. The
Raft, II Is tue, : a, present, some drawback but
eurpsope are beeomiag more thoroughly aroused
On this subject, aud we have tho strongest hopes
that their awakening efforts will be such as 10 DO
efselually noticed BY the 'PoEcr that he," aud
10 eDuss the removal Of The only bafrisr,o our un-
bounded prosperity.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
NLnA CRrL. AuglIsl 9. Isl1.

Eds. Dfh1-By the arrival of tho Mary
kiugsIand yesterday, from New Orleans
via Mobile, about one hundred new troops
have arrived here under command Of Capt
Loyal from Alabama. They will leave
by next train.
There is but one paper published in The
city of Mexico, "Ei GOJir,Ho,n the olhors
having been suppressed by ordor Of Santa
Anna. Twas not able TO obtain a copy or
even lsan that nne had been received. /
conyersed with gentleman yesterday who
informed me that Gen. Scott, with 10000
men, all "eagor cor the fray" (he has 49,.
400 oil lold,) was an1iously awaiting Gen.
Picrce's arrival; Immediately upon which
he will Z, once march lowaFds tho city OF
Me8lco. Con. Pierce at last accounts had
reached pcroic without encountefinn any
obstacle Whatever 10 his progress.
ALPHA.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
IFmm iL- CI,gL,e Idf9rail.
A CREEK MURDER ANp EXEcuroN.

\ CREEK MURDER AND EXECUTION.
A gentleman who rcccally visited lhr
Creek Nation la. furnished us with the
following particulars Of murder ahi ei
ccuiiqn among the Cheeks the latter o.
Which be Witnessed.
In tue early pah Of last week, dillicul
ly occurred between lwo mon, who were
cousins. near the NurIgris, and mol iaI
from the liau between tho Greeks nnl
Chcrukecs, relative 10 some property, and
in which ono stamped the o,hcr 10 death
The survivor was Immediately arrested. anl
the aeg, day, was pn' upon trial loT murder.
The Jury being equally divided IN opinion
a, To his guilt. his brelhcr wa. called up
on To decide. which he did by declaring
his brother guilty and worthy oi Death
Steps were Immediately taken 10 prepare
Tor the execution, snl in which the doom
ed man participated by hurying those en'
gagged IN digging his grayo--in seeing thai
il was well dono, aud in making every.
thing ready. The hour Tor his execution
which was to bo by shooting, soon arriy.
cd when hc marched opt with tho two
persons selected tor this purpose. When
they reached the grave, be seated himself
by the side or il, faced bis oicoulionors
who stood with lbcir guns presented with.
i0 less than ton PAGES of him barred his
breast aud, looking them firmly in the face
said that be was rrady--ihe guns fired aud
be tell back along side OF his grave, shot
through with two balls. liciess corpse.
lie was then rolled inio his grave, his
clothes deposited in II with him, and tho
newly dug earth rolled in upon them.
On one day while somewhat intoxicated,
he had murdered his iellow.map before
the neat closed. ho himscll had been tried,
condemned by tho verde. Of his own broth
er--as.isied in preparing for bis last no.
mcnts, met unmoycd the dealh.liro of hit
eteculionorS, aud occupied the grave SO.
lected by himself.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
'LlrE rROM TnE mo GRANDE
Tho Iepatl Of GuuaTl Gates. commanding 9
Tamiioo, to Gen. Scott is as fellows
IlgApousRFgps--prrA OF TAnfleo' Z

The steamer Telegraph arrived AT New
Ohean. an lhd evening Of The lOlh inst,
ton Vera Ciu1 and tho Ilnzo., bayin.
,cli the Ig'ter place on llr 7lh. We copy
The ly!oWing hon tho Malamoros Flag:
ADVANCE uroN san LrH.- -iDin
MAJOR Anhur iurncry UIMtemaslcr Al
Ieraho. Ne Learn that brn. Wool has 80.
cri,cl u,Iof. 10 proceed wnh the advance
ul Gcn. Ia}lur' column, on the 2O,h inst,
IA the direction ul lngalnacion, somu lwcn.
q, leagues irym BdoHa Vista, whore he
viii establish depot, into which three
months raiions viii bo thrown. lhS ar.
m, wlll then advance upon san Luis, aud
communication be opened with lampico
or ruspan. from whence supp ils wi. lheru.
ahcr be received. Al the mules and OH.
or means Of Transportation, have been VI.
dcred above, aud activity prevails through.
out the whole department
4 Moxican force, We learn, was recent.
~ despatched 10 the ncig ghboihooi ol Par.
ra., to destroy the crops OI CON, ETC., in
that region. The resident AlciIcans, al.
tor applying 10 General Taylor for assist.
ance, collected IN lofco aud themselves
drove Oh The jcstrucliSes. There can be
no doubt that tie people Of 1amaulipas
would gladly erect theirs into an Independ.
cnl state, were the thing possible. They
have more than once attempted to cut loose
from the central government, but iougd they
possessed not the physical means.
Ono RrGIHENr.-.1'his regiment was
rcyiewcd and inspected on Saturday ove-
ming las by Col. Davenport, and thc &c.
sull, as We learn, was in every way pleas.
ing 10 the Colonel. For tho short space
ol limo .hc regiment has been organized,
we do not think ono ever entered Mexico
that performed better. or gave iaircr prom.
ioes Of usefulness 10 the service, than does
thus. Soldicrly subordinalion, sobrlcly and
clcanlines, have marked their stay in our
city. With the exception OF ew cases
OF diarrhua, the regiment enjoys good
health.
Robbery, rape and hanging appear TO bo
The order of tho day among tho ranchoros
in the nsighborhood ol Malamoros. A lew
days ago party Of robbers went to the
house of MoI.can in the country, and
while II few Of them amused themselves
by hanging the man, the rest porpelra,od
tho two first named crimes. The hanged
Mexican was not much hurt.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

The Luags.--To prove tho soundncss
Of tho lungs, lot the patient draw in Iull
breath, aud then begin 10 count as Tar as
ho can, glowly aud audibly, without again
initiating the lungs. The number Of sec.
onJs he can continue is then 10 DO careful
ly noted. In confirmed consumption, the
time does not exceed eight and often less
than six seconds. In pleurisy and pneu.
monia itranges lromnine TO fourteen seconds.
But when the lungs are sound The time will
range as high as twenty to thirty seconds.
Exchange Paper.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

More TroOps,-Letter writers from Washing
ingion state, that the President coniemPates eull-
ing on, 10000 additional Troops under the act OF
May, le4G Ths President had the suIhorily 10
do this twelve months ago, but did not see proper
10 exercise il, and yet we are toe, that he con
dueled The War as vigorously as possible with the
means placed in bis hands.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Arn Pngoef.-An appropriation Of sl5eal
Wa made al the last session Of Gongress, .or light
inE the capitol with Gas. aud the Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot, states thai
Mr. Cmlehsll for when The appropriation was
made, Is now at work in the attempt to carry his
plan into execution. A ehafl or mast sio be- made
10 project IS feet above the doH.c u the capitol
and on the top Of il a revolving lantern s 10 Be
placed, weighing about 1900 Pounds The sala'
Gas 10 be carried up 10 tubes and lighted by means
Of elceinciiy. Should the experiment prove sue
oessiul, not only the caiire city, but the whole
country round about j. TO be favored with on uuas'
ual and mesl wohdcfigl quantity Sf lishL some
fears, however. are entertained that the attempt
Will prove ab5Itiyr, Il noi ssfioully mlafoua IL,
app-chcnded that weight 20 immense. al suel,
an elevation, will mol Lc aLlo TO Withstand lho Vi
opnee Of The Winis, aud that the dome Of tho cap
i,ol may BE- materially damaged by IL FALL The
Gas Is to be generated in a hugh vat TO b runk
nsaT The capitol, from whose highly concentrated
con.eals !, b ante pa,ed an sflusla Of peculiar
quality will b. continually eShaled. Thc big Ian.
terra stuck up, without protection, on a pole, and
the ank--fctRled vat in the ,lcuiy, put u al.
together out VI cohceii Of the project aud We have
ycD little idsa that Il viii b. successfully nee5gs-
Bshed
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Pqgrs sf ne Teisgrapi.-The Cincinnati
Commercial, of tho eth ultimo, says, the 70,
diggeu have reached Dayton, and are on Their
way 10 this city, which will be reached IN a few
days-neKl Friday the wires, It Is thought, wili BE-
at work a. far hs Columbus When reaches Cin-
oInuali, we vii receiye Hsva from the Atlantic
cities ia sia or eight days les time than i nov
Iaksa
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

HJwe have received the dni number Of thu
"wcsisFn STAR new paper just established at
ClarkNlc, Texas, by ". J. T. Morgan. The
Star b neatly executed, on an imperial sheet, and
advocates the principles Of the whig party. We
with II sueccas
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

oregon Mail-A correspondent Of tho Bal'i'
more Patriot, states that The Secretary Of The Ma
w has contracted with Maj Arnold Ham, to carry
the United States Mai from Chagrss TO Astoria
Oregon, in steam vessels Of one Thousand tons
each. This Is continuation Of Mcssrs. sloo &
Cor line from New York, to New Orleans, Ia.
yana, and chagrea
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

TAs Peace oraiH's.--The ficaynne Of the
ialh inst, contains the report Of lho Committee on
Foreign Relations Of the Mexican Congress, upon
the oyeriurcs Of peace, made in Nj. BaehanAns :
late letter 10 tho Mexican Government Tho
Conn.illec recommend lha, the proposition Of our
Secretary. together with ihsf rPoH, be returned
ioour Government.
The Report was adopted by vote Of 80 to -
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

BJTas Albany Evening Journal, says, deal.
CT, who shipped quantity Of corn from Detroit,
has been called upon 10 fork over about SlOO 10
make up the deficiency between the price Of the
ifeirli, aud The value Of she corn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Wiseoasin.-- Both political parties have made
their nominations for Delegate to Congress. The
Locos nominated Moses NJ Strong andthe Wings
John Tweedy, Esq.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Nep CoftoH.-Aine bales Of new cotton had
been received At New Orleans On the 18th inH''
Two. bales Cnowl wore sold On tho l0ih--prIees
not suffered to tfanspge
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

TnE NrwsPAPERs.-Dr, Johnson, when
in tho lullnrss ofyears and knowledge, said
If never take upa newspaper without lind
ing something | would have deemed \
loss not to have seem never without derlv'
lag from Il instruction and amIscmcni'
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

gJ-The trial Of Jesse Phillips, fof the murder Of
Thomas spellman on the 18th inst, has been
postponed to the next February term Of our circuit
eas.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

The eminent surgeon, Mr. Lawrence, states,
that taking apcdcnt medicine il injurious upon tue
same pnaciPlc that svndng shirt too often 10 tie
wash weais 4 out
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

M,rieo.-'ThO publication Of a recent CORE
spondcnco in Mexico, shows that the Government
not only expects to bo driven from lho capital, but
that a revolutionary Government under the pro.
lection and assistance of the United States Army
will be established. Among other Letters, Is one
from Lord Palmcnlon, which states, that the
British Minister will accompany tho Mexican
Government, into whatever part Of the territory il
may be iiIed.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
CArrAIN LtNuoLN's RruArNs.-.T

CAPTAIN LINCoLN's RruArNs.-.Tbe
remains Of this gallant officer, who fell AT
Buena Vista, reached Boston, on the 22l.
ull., in tho packe, ship Neriolk, from New
Orleans. His funeral obscquos took place
in Worcester, 10 which place they were
escorted by large military and civic pro.
cession.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Monument 10 Gen. Jaekson.--Somebody nlking
in what attitude the General was 10 be represent.
ed, the reply was-"Takipg the responsibility Of
coarse
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

1.-THE R0ihschids, 1t is said, pay a tax on oap
hundred and seventy five millions Of dollars quite
q mug aum lar one firm
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

frAt tho recent election in the Cherokee Ma.
ton, John Ross was reelected Principal, 1nd
George LOwery Asai,lan. Chief, fOf the sefm Of
four yahfG
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
TENNESSEE ELEeTIoN.

Tho last Republican Banner and Memphis ha'
glp bring returns from considerable portion of the
State, From ahal We have gathered nom hea,
there seems to be but little douit Of the election o.
Nirl $ Brown, the Wing candidate for Governor
The whole of Middle Tennessee, where the Demo-
cratic candidate usually gets about 1000 majority
has been hoard FROM with the exqealion Of four
counties, and Mel $ Is about 1000 soles ahead.
This majority, il s .sus, is made by the Votes OF
eomc few counties in Fast Tennessee aud tho
Western District, where the Wings have always
been Ia the aseendcnt, but an inspection OF tho
vote and comparison Of !, with that at the last
election shows uniformity ia the Wing gain in
the counties heard from, whieh Tsndefs il alnosl
certain that the Whies have succeeded The
Banner Is so confident of II that il heads is elee.
tlun news with the likeness Of that same old eaaa,
very unurfrmonIously tearing the feathers lromth
rooster, and significantly caqaifiug-"why don't
you croHl'
We will r,se cur readers the result when wo
have full returns.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Appoiatmtni.--Th President has appointed
John Miller Register Of the Land Office At Bates
vile, Ark, rice Henry Mel removed.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

The following Advertisement appears IN the
Tunes "Wautod coachman to drive u pair q
horses Of decided puus turn Of mind
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Firesia Nes iork-Durng tho month Of July
there were lhiriy-fyc fires in The city Of New
Yofk-morc than IN average Of one a.day.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

Ksaiargy.--ln this gallant Wing State, tho
Wings have succeeded in eleoling their Congress.
men from every district, escept Lynn lloyds
Hast year the Locoa haf four members OF Con-
eTess from this state.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

1.-THE Clafkvillc trcAa,l STANDARD has dotItd
Is neutrality, and boislcd the Democratic Flag
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

ALABAMA ELEerloNs.-Wc gather the
following additional particulars oi the 10
suit OF tho election IN Alabama from the
y. o. Commercial Tunes Of the 18th Inst,
The Wings have gained one member oI
Congress, and several members uiile beg.
stature. THAT body, howeror, ~ill slii be
Democratic On joint hallut.
In the Pirsl District, Gayle, Wig, by
i52 majority; Second, llilliard, Wing.
without opposition Third, lIarrls, Dem,
without regular cpposi,iun, Fourth, Inc,
Dem, by los maiuriIy over Murphy Wing
fiRh, Houston, Dem1cb'. b-ais hahhatl,
Democrat salh, lh,cr Democrats in lhe
field, Mf. Aekleupuohably elrcledi scse0Ih
Bowdan, Democrat. elected over Rec,
Demoelai.
Chapman, TIN Democratic candidate far
Governor, Is doubtless elected.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25

" la indiana. Rob1Il daIF Oa,n In bcea il ;
lealed b, Wing lie "a an iaiidrl af the faak-
81 sori, and once said IA pailie speech, thai III
The bible WsH ifar. wasl.iasiaa aHi IL eomfai'
riul- sete rlpalinr their cdnss IA he'll To
beai such man, s a double yieiaTy-a moral as
vel us political triumph.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
fFiaa ils \ o, " ffufv, isg, s.
LATEST FROM TAMpICO.

To The Commander. Of GurrtiIIah
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

THE sah=cnier. having purchased The above
IL nsmed establishment. llaiely occuPied by
Mr.. James jackson, F-) viii b prepared hy Feb
ruary court to accommodate al who may iasor
him with call; and be will accommodate ell
who may call On him u present.. Having hcen
engaged for several years in Tavern keeping, the
subscriber hastcss himself that those Who mAy call
on him will receive such accommodation a. viii
be satisfactory. He further pledges himself 10
spare no pains 10 rrnder his guests comfortable.
| Ills Table will be furnished with the beet
/ the market affords.
/ Ills Stables will bo supplied with good
/ Prosendcr, and good and attentive 0stlers.
Efis Ksar will BE furnished n sll times with
good Liquors.
i by attending closely to his business, he hopes
TO share q portion Of public patronage.
b., Persons attending Court will find his house 9
comfortable home, and convenient to business.
ROBERT +. MORRIS.
January ~. -6l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21
Obituary.

Died, in this place, on Thursday the l4fh mss
Nh. Ioux DooLnr, formerly Of Dublin, IN Ireland
aged about IS years
Died. in this county, on Saturday the l6.a INST
cu,wtxs Mrnxp,rH Sc,sx, con Of Mr.. Charles
ess, ssrd 10 yssw,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

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and carried.
The BIZ - establish ahs Commerrial
Bank Il Malmingson. So laken W o.
- shiGd Essstng. and drriied 10 lie aeg.
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