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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

Mr.. Coolbargh's Second Letter.-We
find in the last Hawk Eye another letter
from Mr. Coolbaugh, indicating his char
acter, or rather duplicating that Of Mr..
Palmer, Of the Capital Reporter. So far
as that controversy is concerted, as far as
regards an opinion ofthe merits or dement's
of either party in the contest, we do not
wish at present to speak, nor should we
have adverted to the subject at all, had not
Mr.. Coolbaugh referred 10 some remarks
made by us, that we thought he commen-
ced the controversy, which he thinks lis
an entire mistake and says he was first
"assailed in The columns oflhe Reporter"
OF the truth of the above assertion we are
not now prepared to speak only from re-
collection, not having a file Of the Repor-
ter to refer 10. But we have been a con-
slant reader of the Reporter ever since
the appointment Of Mr.. Coolbaugh as loan
agent, and we still say that we do not re-
member of having seen anything in the
Reporter assailirg the integrity of Mr..
Coolbaugh as loan agent, previous to TIE
appearance of his first letter in the Gezet,e
We, however, do not wish to be understood
to say that it never contained such an
attack upon his integrity previous to that
time, but we say that ii never came under
our notice, and we should have been, and
still are, ignorant oil the existence OF such
an assault as Mr.. Coobangh seems to
contemplate, only from bis own assertion.
But if we are laboring under a wrong i'm
preston. there is no one more willing 10
re,ract than we are, when convinced o! an
error.-Iowa Statesman.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

A5Old Sol was yesterday sworn in as
Prosecuting Attorney, in place Of Mr..
Hall, who is temporarily absent. 50, Lou
is Organ.
With "Old Sol' for Prosecuting Attor-
ney, the good people Of St. Louis will be
apt to undergo some melting scenes in
Court.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

Il Million a Week. The recei pts at The
New York Custom House for the week
ending Aug. 7, under this "ruinous
democratic tariff, amounted to miiIicn Of
dollars-al, in specie, This is a greater
amount than was ever received before IN
one week.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

fin Industrious Uoman.-Talk indeed
of your patrimonies and gaudy shows.
your professions, and installations, and
corona,ions! Give me for beautiful sight
a neat and smart woman heating her oven
and setting IN her bread, And if the bus
lie does make the sign of labor glisten on
her brow, where is the man that would
not kiss TINT off rather than a plaster from
Duchess! Them's our sentiments.-
N. Y. Mechanic.
A woman "se.ting in her Bread" would
select singular nest, and the man that
"kissed off her bustle'' mus, have peculiar
taste.-H Hartford Times.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

1.-THE Federal party has signally fail
ed to establish single fact with reference
to the results of abolishing the tariff act
Of 1912. The efforts TO convince the agri-
culturists of the country that DO greater
market could be obtained for their pro-
duce, by asserting that all supplies ofgran
10 the English and continental ports would
be obtained from points on the Baltic and
Black seas, has been entirely disproved,
and the contrary truth has been fully
established--that this country can send
her products there at as low if not lower
prices than any other nation. The pro-
phecied ruin OF our opponents, was only
the wall of a reckless and disappointed
party, whose greatest happiness would
have been to have seen their prophecies
fully realized, if they could but have plac-
ed in their hands the reins Of power.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

Gold Coinose. The amount fgold coin:
ed in New Orleans during the month q
Jaly, was two millions. chiefly in eagles
and accomplished in twenty working days
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

1t is said that bowl containing two
quarts Of water, set in an oven when OAK
ing, will prevent pies, cakes, bread, S'
from being scorched.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01
1.-THE London Times saws:

1.-The London Times says:
awe would blush to applaud the tri-
umphs OF the United States
Cockaeys are not expected to applaud"
but they have had to grin and bear them
more than once,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

sCpThe Yellow Fever at New Orleans
is on the increase. The Board Of Hcath!s'
sued the following report on the 9Th:
"The daily reports from the cemeteries
having been published during lie Pas'
week the Board Of Health have to an
nounce that the total amount Of deaths
from the epidemic, which was Al for Inc
week ending on Monday, the %, has oeeh
1873 for the same period Terminating 'N''
day, August 9th.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

Il H.rd Ht.-The Boston Conr'er' III
abiding to the late letter from Gen. -!
lor, thus hits Mr.. Clay: -,
"He undoubtedly covets a nom'''I ps,
from both the great political parties i irhs
haps he might strengthen bis chance Iii" ;,b
should unite himself in communl"n w.,
one church, and be bap;ised according
to the forms Of another
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

a .Mnican Boston Times stale,
that during the progress of the uHe'S'
ceremonies at Worcester, on SATURDAY,
last, in honor Of the lamented Lrnc0II' a"
the stores generally were closed. liners
was one prominent exception, however "
adds. that Of a man by the name OF La'on
who exhibited a placard in front Of I'D
store as the cortese neared his place upon %
which were inscribed the words, ~
homage to mwderers." The man WIZ
would be guilty of an act on such an o''"
sion must be worse than Mexican
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01

T3Mr. Gro. w. CALLowAY, our trav-
cling agent, will call upon our subscribe
ers in the Southern portion Of the State,
in the course Of this and the three weeks
next succeeding. We hope they will hold
themselves in readiness to receive him
and she'll over the tin.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-01
From the ALBANY Atlas.
Dough Faces. !.

The expression Of " dough-faces, was
first applied BY JoHS RAsDoLrH, to the
northern representatives, who abandoned
their constituents and principles, to follow
Mr.. Clay and expediency,in the Missouri
Compromise. tits little singular that in
the only two great contests against the ex-
tension OF slavery to new territories, two
wing candidates Tor President should have
been the active and efficient leaders on the
pro-slavery side Harrison in the attempt
TO rescind the Jefersonian ordinance Of
1857, and Clay in the surrender Of the
Missouri question.
The followers Of these leaders are not
less doughfaces now than when Randolph
launched his bitter sarcasm at them. The
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser advises a
southern nomination for the next Presi-
dency, as measure Of expediency, and in
order to soothe the irritated nerves Of the
South. The high minded print says:
GA northern man would at the present
time be looked upon with suspicion, and
his recommendations received with dis
trust by the South. Fanatics would i'm
pugn his motive. and pervert his acts.
To southern man they would be forced
to listen, and we really believe that such
man, actuated by high generous feelings,
OF sound judgment, and broad comprehen-
sive patriotism, alone could succeed in sa
tisfactorily adjusting existing differences,
ard make once more happy united peo
pie.
The Utica Gazette, in the same spirit,
maintains Chat the question, involved in
the Nilmot Proviso ''Las nothing to do
with the Presidency and that the Wing
party shguld elect TO Congress advocates
Of that Measure, at the North, and oppo-
bents at TIE South An elaborat NANTES.
TO in the st. Lawrence Sentinel takes the
same ground; and we take from it few
sentence Illustrating its spirit:
"Now, while we are decidedly in favor
Of the Wimot Proviso, or ne had rather
say its Principles, we ask how can it
effect the Presidential question:? IL As
| a test question, in that canvass, we are OPP
posed to it and considered it an iWusiona-
ry dsrjce of The enemy, and brought for
ward with mp sincerity or honesty of pur-
pose. The very thought of pledgipg a
Presidential candidate upon the question
involves di,graceful superstition, which
is what we now shamniuIly witness. to-
wit: IN Ercutire Interference pdh the
Legislative tu'cfions Of The Gorernment.-
Let Congressman be pledged il any, and
as the Wing party is opposed to the royal
prerogative of,hs Veto power, if such a
'provlso' Should be passed by Congress,
no Wing President would arbtraril, de :
stroy it. But more, If any .e:e.s::@.ni
vera pledged in its favor, could such
'proyiso' pass tie Senate, with the pre-
dominance OF power already given to the
South by Northern democracy? Certain
ly not. Then why consider this proviso
of SO much consequence The north
would be foolish to hope for such an en-
actment, the south too wise 10 fear At. One
may see its object with bandaged eyes,
As an individual. editor, we have come to
consider the 'Proviso' of no practicable util-
i,y, beyond mere practical machine to
ensuare sensitive and well meaning men, -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-28

THE snAm<siAeE. hasang Eassaaass.l - ssasks
III nazard establishment. fsaaEaaFa nxAH -
I,east Hoase. - knsNa = F-aaasas - ssa1d.l
- sAaaanghiy isE.aissa 80 Aasea i II. - :
- tseEassa Il aeeaasnaosaate - isard u
-, a.xs fasog him nirh salL Iaa,ing tsea
ssxss.sa g srssHsl stass n Taeean AesFirs, -
ssErsiAer aufaeEs laansxia lhai ihasr = - aa.S Cd
- liza III fersise Sagh arransaassa4sa2h = al
- s.lssssflasE. II faafhrr lag1ees hassA -
saasr - E,ais.s y Frnser ~ srfsss esnaaisise.
mis- Table I'll i larllsi,01 : II IL -
IL saAakgf sfesds. s.
Ills STABLES uiH y snffissd Ill Eoesi
proseaaasT. an1 !. - assa siaentiNe NssFss.
EIIx EsaT nj X luHnishsd = II iiaes Nilh
GOOD laaG0fs- @
b. ATTENDING slaSas 10 ~ tnslsrss. he keErs
u shase paFli0n a Fulslie raiEpaaEs.
rrr=ons attending Ioust nil End - heEss ,
romiaElaale home. snd ronssnisni 4 lasinsss.
- ROBERT +. MORRIS.
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VARIETY STORE.

TUE suhscFissF has cfenrl Variety sioIe
u North 81 the court hause. and one door cast
Of Long. Webb & CO.. whcre he viii he pleas.
ell 10 Sce ihe public generally. but particularly bis
Cd friends who 50 literally patres.isesl him When
pedlar. lie has OIL hand stoes ri Dry tioods
and Groceries. confertianarics. cigars. Chewing
and smoking Teaacee. AID in fci lilsh VI al.
mos, every Thing. Tloe who trade with him
nay lie sule the. win grt good htrsains.
All kinds Of produce such a. corn, fodder. oats.
aour. poultry Of an kind, country ma,ie Cloths,
Feathers. &c, will he taken in exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT L. NORRIS.
April :s. 10
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HILI.sBoROUGH. n.

THE subscriber having taken charge Of The
u Farmers Hotel on main street, few doors
positc the printing Office is prepared to entertain
his friends and as many Of the public az will give
him call.
Tsis Table viii hc supplied with the best
that the market will afford.
EEIs stables will be well furnished with
proyendcr. and attentive os,lcrs. @& m&
In short, every attention will lie paid to the
comfort ii lis guests and his charges will be mo-
dcratc.
A. c. MURDOCH. =
May 10. Ss-
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m ~ = prCDv,S
FERIIFUGE OR aDEAD sHoT.u
!. ~ FOR WORMS.
dhighiy ,airatle preparation, capable jroas N,
Prompfifuat Of lis retion. Of clearing
the system in a fs,o hOurs Of

dh,ghiy iatnabb preparation, capable from le
prOmpflfu1t Of ITS Getion. ot CLEARING
the system in Je,c hours Of rs-
trfry norm.
THE origin. development, and support Of
- worms in the human system. are 10 H. nj.
tributed TO tcprarcd and tIebillated condition
Of The stomach and bowels; ii hcng an establish
cd fict, that where the digestion il uninpaircd.
and tho general powers OF the system in heal.
thy state, they can find no hahitation. This prr
pa'aiion has The peculiar advantage of not only
destroying every worm, but also Of producing a
healthy action Of the stomach and other organs
Of digestion. thereby relieving many complaints
arising from arrangement Of the digestive or
gans. Although prompt and certain in lis opera
ton, and not unpleasant 10 the taste. 1t l. peril c
" safe and adapted to the tenlcrcsi age.
Numerous certificates Of the value and useful.
neSs Of this preparation are almost daily received.
Extract Of a letter received from DIR. Wharton:
Newcastle. Va. Jan. 81, 1914.
Dear Sir-f gave vial of the Dead Shot"
you LEFT with me FOR the purpose testing its me-
rlts. to friend Of mine. who introduced its use
IN bis family by giving it to patient selected as
suitable case. II twas administered according TO
the directions around the vial. and 10 nv aston.
ishment, the first operation brought away about
30 worms. ! have administered il in several 9th.
or instances since, with similar cool success; and
1t will afford me much pleasure in doing all in
my power to recommend ii TO the notice Of nv
friends and the public generally. With rcspect,
yours, &c. THOMAS j. WHARTON.
Prepared l'y DIR. IF. PEERr. and sold whole
sale and retail ly A. d. K d. S.xus. Druggists.
100 Fulton street. corner of William, New York
Sold also Iy LONG, WEBB & CO, Agents,
Hillsboroueh.
oeioier 20. 5l-l2m
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THOSE or DIR CITIZENS WHO DE-
SIRE 4 good Medicine, will find ono in tho just
" celebrated Pills Of Doctor Brandreih, which
have performed cures upon thousands of helpless
and hopeless persons after the usual scientific skin
Of physicians had console,l them with the asst
rance that they conld do no more. Tho proper
ties o! these Pits, as an anti-biIjeus anil aperient
medicine. are unriysod all who use them recon-
mend thcmi tl.rir virtues surpass all euiogy, and
must he used to be appreciated. The weak and
deileaie will be stronghold ky then use, not by
hracing, but by removing the cause Of weakness,
the gross and corrupt hun,ors of The body. They
require no change in tho diet, crcare Of any kind
Plain directions accompany each hox. so that ev-
cry one Is his owa competent physieisn.
C-r Agents for The sale Of Brandreih's Pills.
d. f!eastt, Hiilsiorough; a. Terrence, Pi,tshnro':
VA. Foshce, Fosher's store. Ghathata; J. B.
N'DsIs, Chapel Hill Gco A. Mebeae, Mason
Htll; Z. s. W. Smith. Alamanos: j. & n. Sloan,
fiteensboroash James johnson Wentworth
Wood Il Aeal, Madison; Owen a.aleei, Van
s~s~se, !, X. caIlla, Mllson
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JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale by
LONG, WEBB & CO.. =
Fresh Hops, Stoughton's Wine Bit
Fresh Lime Juice, tors,
Mouth Arenas, Proot Walls, HI
Rose Tooth Paste, saia!c-hag Walls, I'd
Hnll's TruSscs, Aqua Forts, L.
chihinm's Gum Elastic Fly Stone,
Trusses, Inda Rubber Pitch pas-
Best Cologne. tiers. ~
Fairs sulph. Quininc, copal Nanish, t.>e
French DO. Do. Coach DO. .s#
Patent Fuse, for Blasting. -
Also. good assortment Of Carriage Tim.
mings.
May 81. 3
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NEW AND cEEAp
TO L Is

SEGElSs
THE subscriber. having faruea partnership
II with Z. n. Holt and w. A.Gausin. = nos
aFeniug
4 NEW Asp COMPLETE ASS0lT-
So MENT VI GOODS.
embracing almost every article nsnals sold N
ihis market. u his Old stand, me 1oeT Nei q
Mr. ]. 4. kifklaad's corner. where IL would n
vito his old customers and friends 10 call and -.
amino his Stock. Mhirh will h. found loS enough
10 suit the times. " ~
..~* STEPHEN MOORE.
November 1. Oh
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session,
August Term, IS47. %
losiak Turner,
IS,
Leonard Gntts.

UTIgIIIaI fEEdtEIfIIFITE1 ItFItH UIl TFTsJIlHI I-
petty.
IT appearing to the satisfaction If the Uu'.
tia, the defendant in Ibis case, Leonard ties,
is n2t an inhalitant Of this State: Ii Is thef,me
ordered that publication he made in The IIilbo-
rough Recorder for six weeks surcessi,elS for
said defendant to appear at tie nrxt term ofhis
Court. to be held Tor the county of Orange. sthe
court house in HiIlsborough, Oh the fourth lon-s
day Of November next, to plcg.l to or repley or
the property levird on will he condemned tsa-
,isty recovery Of plaintiff
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk of said 0irt,
at Office. The fourth Monday Of August. lsa
JOSEPH ALLISON, G. G.
Price adv. $3.50. ~s 3sA6w
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THE HILLSBoRCUGH RECORDER,
Is PrHLIsnEn wEEKLr
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Terins.-Thrcc Dollars year, or Two Eol-
lars and Fifty Gents il paid in advance. Clubs
OF five Subscribers. who make the payments strict
" IN advance, Willie furnished III Two Dollars
u year each. s#s nss#. .rs,s.s~-.... .r.@@a@ nuaa
No paper will he discontinued until all arcara-
ges are pail unless At the option Of The publisher
r Hereafter no paper will hc sent to i new sub
sribcr out OF this state unless pay msni is made IN
advance, ar some person in the state will become
responsible to The ed,or;-aml in no case will tho
paper l'c sent 10 subscriber out Of the state Tor
more than two years without payment.
AnvERTIsENsSTs mol exceeding sixteen lincs'
one dollar for tile first, ard twenty-five cents tor
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. 4 deduction Of onc-third will b"
made to advertisers by the year. -. ......u . +.
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Gen. Taylor in Town.
lust RECEIVED, two dozen Portraits Of Gen.
~ z. Taylor. @.s.- = :@s~
r. - $3.50 $780,. .ss.svs
Fancy casimcres, and Black French Doe skin
CasimcTcs.
Pink Calico. Plaid Bingham. White Holland.
Black Alpaca. also iIk Warp Alaparca.
Black Satin Ecsting. Bleached cottuns. s~
White Paper Camhric. Birds Eye Dispcr.
White Cotton Handkcrchiefs, Ladies Coiorcd
kii Gloves, hest.
Black Net Mitts, Sewing silk, Fancy vest But
tons and lhngs. ....~.
Saddle Blankets &c.
T- 4 fresh LOT Of DIR. Perry's Dead Shot Yer
mifnge ut New York prices, by the dozen, 10 Mer-
chants. @-
LONG, WEBB 81 co.
July 10. IS
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TEE uAAEzEgERc yEeErs.


- LIE FILE.
- $3.50 Easfs 80 Esrk 80 Estss vi.
rHshE 6rsskaa#sx Gsngaa, hFnis y. Z,
:. ,. g - a's'''.i - = = $50
90. WILLIAM JONES. a~
L0TlsEikE. FklAkIIA etiA1r
-. nsngral A.shs !. fiji l.sas.ss !.
pasa6 sRlsAsealis plxsxsef - IL !. 81 tsr..ss.
~ Tssntanss saskxs - fgrsensl II 60. i
- msaA. Iaet-pais. IhsssgAi sals i 49,.
haaaasa 80. sud - sAssassais..ay gsss. -,
sss saa.sisa.lls sasssisg. sraasss aass. i =, =,
aaesa Iapsias III 4 &c -. ~ aga, -
e.asssaenilg T. 81 esiaalir.
tt Grasiralsfg ~ - issunessaas, -.
alor = any saeF lwssme discusessA. IMsnks..
FeAalaainas; IN gvEfFzi dfEangsasna 4 T. -.
aeas IL II disaSsas AhKh sssall I'm -
sl4is 4 tlg tleod. shese Pill. - so,saiEa :.
alesis. .-.-.@. 80
Ii lie rlass = s.ssgsss eaiis l sisassr. ii. -.
ahse8g IL ashsrsr tlsir likl.es tsis.s.ls. -
Gllsy dsly I'll REM saisisn Ensessns aitla II
hiddsu lsvsrses = ihe fsslsnl. alssr atash y.
suErls Puliis she lls-zi, ross 81 dssa~. - ~
ls1r ald NiEor - IL lols. -
CIkEs Ass CONSTANTLY EFFFCYrn
n il = Iil.s IA easss NlsrHs esesy saLs, -.
lad ultegis iaslh 1he Eanet aiuldss.t - !.
this could Il gissn. bat ! irial q enr Il, n
ronAinrr tie pasiens. They IN IL osd.ses 81
ssit III mad. "A tHftiins sAfxgse. TIE -, !.
- rents hox. hksrs Iirs doLs.rs WA =,
srdrsa Gad iht asaasy Ttnillsd. Kks csmuts'
TiA gay Elr Ttsfegs 80 Tie liIlk. Rsai,lst,g...
Il lie Company ID. Mhsfsssr ll.ese |. :.
Asems " The Gampnn. shes can Il os.er,d !,
mail. "
Thcsc Pills are taking Tie Illaee af IN o.l.,.
and 10 siek reEan should h. ~ithous diam.
1885, ALI. RILlIOIs COMPLAINTS.
Bowsl Complaints, Isnslilslisn, D,slsta,a. r.
seT and Agar, lsadaeLe, Jaandice, I.lssE Tn.
plainis, RhsHualirsn, 81 Siomaeh Complain.
t'rren Sieknsss. No. &C., Weld II 0rrs u ,htss
Pill. They Iur I AWAY Offensive hun.or.. y.
Esss the progress a diseae. ard u N ssnr i'm.
nestoEe tone and .igar 10 lhe sxslrn. Ii sa-,
e ssss,,i ,e,aHse"sH' Of dc ssA 'ls, as
~ THEIR rsE,
The weak viii iecnlne strong: ihc PIE ind HI.
lioas roinplcxkn ~ restored ID prfferily iIe,A
aud healthy cuior; I'll il,e lad symptoms viii el,
BY one dlssprrar. ~s Me .azsa...
IN short, these Fills are On ineoncsisaMe a.
vance upon ~, olher me1icinr ssrf before cir.
81 70 the public 4 trial vii saiisi, any ons j
this. ~
June rs. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY. e-.. ... p.
Court nf Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1917.
UiaH cate, administrator Of William IlHiktr,
deceased,
VI.
Richard Workman, William Workman, Greca
Horknian. .JoanthGn Workman. Cherries Ius-
Tin. Noses cirTnH, Tkaaaos Workman. ST.
rus A. Daniel. Jssse Hmkman. Jogn Work
min, Darid UfLiHms, Jesse Piickard, Ilarid
Gate, md Rhoia iiorkman, heirs al hm u
Jehn HmkHian, deeeased. ~-<-
Justices EXECUTION, le,ied on Land.
Joh" W'&~'1 justices Execution.
The same. levied on Land. SIS
Thomas i'a'h"aa'1 Justices Erccuriop,
The same. levied on land,
The same, in three ofher cases.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
n t.lat Richard Workman. William Workman,
tireen Workman, Jonathan Workman, Charles
Austin. and Moses Carroll, defendants in thcge
cases. are not inhabitants Of this state II is there
fore ordeed that publication he made in the Hills
borough Recorder six weeks for said defendants
to appear at the next term Of our Court, 10 be
held for the county Of Orange, at the court house
in Iiiilshorough, d, the fourth Monday Of Mo-
Eculbcr next, then and there to show cause, II
any they have, wherefore said land shall not be
sold TO satisfy plaintiffs recovery. s ...s
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Cour,.
At Office, tho fourth Monday Of August, A. D.,
~ls4T. @5# #@S& Oil 8#@#@ ZIP
al j. ALLISON. c. e. c.
i Pace adv. $500. oI--GY