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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

II WASHINGTON SMITH and JOHN P.
CUMMING lead Wing ticket in the SIxTEESIH
WARD which has good chance for election The
rival Ward Meetings were held on the same even.
ing Two HUNDRED attended the Wing, about
MY the Tammany Meeting. There is a split
among the Locos which can only be plastered over
at best, and general poll Of the Wing vote makes
the Ward sure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

IL Wings Of the TWELFTH WARD the day rs
yours, if you choose to vote THOMAS GROIN
LEY for Alderman and GEO. r. CLARK for As.
the Ward. Don't let one Wing come down town
tomorrow until he has voted. and Wing victory
will electrify the Ward. Altogether now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

SUPERIOR CovET-Beiore Chief Justice Jones and
Judge oakiey.-lJudse VAnderpoel is sufficiently re.
covered 10 attend for few hours day AZ Chambers
but no, yet to resume the duties Of the bench
Decisons-SzsdaA 4. Day eds. Rad " Clark 9,
ol-New tris granted on payment Of costs.
There were also some decisions on motions and de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

~ 1t is gwen up, we believe, that JAMES
KELLY is TO be the Alderman Of the SECOND
WARD, with the whole Wing ticket High time.
The Second for years has done about as badly as
ANY Ward in the City. Let US see what it can do
the other WAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

II Wings Of the OLD FIFTH you have allowed
yourselves to be shsmefuIy defeated by your feuds
and supineness for several years past, when you
had always majority in the Ward-acM yoa so
6ctray your candidates and your brethren again
Possibly your detection might lose the City Council
though we hope it ia safe any how but how would
you feel If the Boards should be Loco-Foco be-
cause you did not elect Wkigsl Do not such men
as WILLIAM ADAMS and A. H. SCHULTZ de-
serve generous effort at your hands! Mr. AD-
Ans is one whom you all know as one OF the best
Aldermen you ever had and Capt SCHULTZ cannot
be unknown TO any who have worked for the Wing
cause in your Ward. where be has resided these
twenty years, and always worked all be knew how
for the good cause. Though formerly called away
good deal by his business as steamboat captain
be is now and for years has been constantly in the
City, doing business entirely in the Fifth Ward,
and be viii serve you vigilantly and faithfully.
See that no part Of your ticket is defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
LATER FROM THE BRAZOs.

More Letters from Santa AHna-His determination
TO adUanoe on Gen. Taylor again-MerlcaH Of
fcsrs klled-Hs charge against MeTicaH
traitor, DC.
The schooner Lone Star Cspt Minor arrived al New.
Orleans on the % inst from the mouth Of the Rio
Grande having sailed on the 18th, dsy after the
Telegraph. The PcdyEns OF the Sd inst has no letters
by this arrival but is indebted to Capt Minor for copy
OF the MGidmords Flag Of the 9th.
Quite the most interesting matter contained In the
Flag are two letters from Santa Anna translated by
the Flag with other letters we have before SEEM from
papers of Victoria de Tsmaulpas. We lay them al
once before our readers. hey show how complete
was the discontinue OF Santa Anna, aud how terrible
his losses He repeats the old stery, VIGOROUSLY untrue
that we had nine thousand men, and twensy-six pieces
OF artillery in the action
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
To Gen. Don Crciaoo Yds7aes.
AQUA NUEvA, Feb. 25, lsi7

A.
Ny EsrEEMEp FRIEND The haste with which
sent OF the last express to the Government hndered
me from writing you the Of the deeds of arms
We have fought for two whole days. The enemy
awaited us at point called the Narrows The battle of
the 23d was particularly bloody both sides, but 1t
was impossible to the principal position OF the
my which Is another Thermopyle, although we drove
him from FIVE positions and took two banners and three
guns The blood In torrents and 1t 10 calculated that
both armies lost three four thousand men in killed
and wounded. Our bayonet charges resulted In the
death OF hundreds but the enemy could not be com.
pletely routed on account Of the strong position be oc
cuped. We gave him 10 understand that the Mexican
solder can fsht bravey breast to breast and without
being deferred either BY strength Of position, by
brokenness Of ground nor By hunger and thirst which
he suffered with heroic resignation. The strength Of
the enemy 700 men and % pieces Q. artillery
We have 10 lament TIE Death OF Col rerrt, Lieut.
Col. Anonos and the commanders of battalions and
squadrons LuyAnds. hios, Penal beside other ofcers
Gen. Lombardino Col Brito Col Rocha Gen. Angel
Gunnsn. Lieut. Cos. Gallozo, Montsrdeocs, Andrsde,
Jicoerca Ouiano Bssave Onste, and other chiefs and
officers wounded
lost my horse by sunshot in Of the first char
ges We are destitute of necesssres for the wounded
and therefore charge you to send Immediately the
provisions in your place 80 that they may meet the
army which has done ts duty and saved the honor Of
the national arms. God and Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

e. GousAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED soar for ~
i've cure Of al ssin dseases bloehes aad discose
Goareadt Pondrs SsotIs for ersdicatiog sUPU.
HAIR Gourad's llly uAts, liquid rouge &C. ate -
aanianeous Liquid HAIR Dye, Dalleys Mas,oai -
tractor, Hyeta's Cream Of L,li<s, Bsais Itar e.
Pernad< for tie haar, black brows and far. Reue "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

BURIED ALwE.-Mr. H. Spauldiag Of Panton.
tslls us that hs last evening took from under q snow
hsak feet deep. sheep which bad bsen buried eleven
dsys and The eresture WA apparently % well - ever
lvergsnnes vermootcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-The Grand Jury
returned bill OF indictnen; against George stewart
charged with larceny AZ ses-slso, against Edward NJ
Williams for running away with schooner Sc The
complaint against VIM. Walker. on charge Of assault
with dangerous weapon WAS dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
From Vera Cruz via New.Orleans.

We have New Orleans papers Of the Sd inst.
The OF the surrender Of Vera Cruz and the Castle
had not been received there a, that date We and how
ever some intelligence Of what took place peri0s to
that great event and which no, supplied BY the sd
viras vi Pansacola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

W The young EieHrEESTH WARD will elect
Wings tomorrow if our folks do not initiate the
bad example of the Locos, and divide their votes.
Do close your ranks, Wings and press on to VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

II Wings of the Bloody SIXTH the equal di.
vision of your adveraries gives you chance
Such chance, well improved, has twice secured a
Wing Council. What has been, may be again
Take hold, ell Of you, and prove it!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

ship Norma, for Havana brig George shslluei. e,
Cork and market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

summer has come and The adieV dear sacea a, .reel
Will be sunburni, tsn'd, ffeckled despoilisg ~
Yet, ladies, you siill have q white and ssn 80
Like thousands who have ased the means staies
Use cake Of the true Jones' Chemical $685.,
All erupons and freckles will vanishslops, N ~
And your skin will be clearer than you ever
q IL Is al honest truth that every veeuse Joss
disagreement disappears by the use o. sne ga y
sign Of the American Esgle 81 Chaihan-@ :" =. =
~ Ho, VOC WITH BAD NO HAis, WEI ..siinf ~ 4
silly 10 let your Hair remain %, when ,,,is Joe
your friends you be assured that Ss !. sros
Coral Hair Restorative will force the ma - 80
light, red or gray Hair dark II drsssss ne anss
fully, and kssps II moist so and ally nfs' y = ~
esn E.sis' az Chs,hsln a. or iss Fal.onsL bf0''*
a deod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

Br bark Helen. from Glasgow. Also, chips 9bsgk,
and brlgs Wind NNW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

"CuNslEess EvESrso TELEGRAPH BULLY
NV 10 The Tile OF anew Daily paper Just started in
Philadelphia The proprietor 10 AixxASpxs Gun
Srxss Esq formerly connected with the North Amer
lean, and who's energy and capacity can hardly fail to
command success In any enterprise he may undertake
hs frst number of the Bulletin presents appearance
ersdisable alike both TO Editors and Printers and we
vish Il atupdan, prosperity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

GLS. TAYLOR AND THE PREslDESor.-A para.
graph get into our last paper which looks very
much like an Editorial nomination Of Gen Taylor
for next President OF course, its appearance YVES
adverse 10 our wishes, and is regretted We prof.
fer fair play to the friends of all wbg candidates,
bat do not intend to NEEDLE with the selection
certainly not for while yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12

CLEANING srsxrrs--Amount paid BY Controller
for cleaning streets from Let January lsi7 TO March g
ies e4.r5 soless than three months about the rate
ct sloooo year large portion Of this time no work
could have been done the streets frozen up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
rT5- Rev. STEPHEN m. IINois opinion on ydv.rs

,E- Rev. STEPHEN II. IYSo's opinion on Edward
Churchs system of teaching the French language
NEwYoBg, Feb IL lsi'
,gives great pleasure to state that have bad full
opportunity Judge for my own satisfaction, both ctihs
qualifications of Mr. Church teacher and Of the r.
cy and usefulness of his system OF instruction IN The
French language. and able to speak Justly In !erns
OF commentator Of both. think him worthy ofexisn.
siye patronage In his peculiar department
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

tRcported for the Petersburg In,elligcnccr.l
Friday, Oct. Is, ls47.
ToBACco--The market Tor Tobaccu
continues animated. and prices well sus.
tanned, without any change TO note since
our last report.
CoTToN-A few bales Of the new iron
have appeared in market. and sold a, lOa
a lie. The stock is very light of cid.
FLouR-Ihe advance in The Northern
Markets have s,ilIencd prizes here. ST.
pertine is selling q, s53 So. Family at
Sc a g.. -
WHEAT-Prices are better than last
week. Sales to-day ns l2Oc-Prime
White would bring few cents more. asa
CORN-Bu, little in market. aud the
sales are confined 10 the retail trade and
miIlers, al Coo.
BAcoN--S,ock light. and prices with.
out change--ll a ll4c. for Va. cured
Western Sides 10 10! Shoulders ~
a Sc. rs s-ssy *s
LARD-ll l2ac.
BRANDy-Virginia Apple 4s SOC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
Attempt to Drown a Child.

Memphis Eagle contains the following par
ticulars of an attempt by a negro girl, the
nurse of a li,lle son of Mr.. Poston, Of that
city to drown him.
The nurse Of induced the little boy, but
three and a half years old, to LOT her lift
him over the well, when she let him Gall /;
the well is 80 feet deep and contains wa
ter to the depth OF 0 feet. The washer
woman heard the little sufferer calling to
its nurse, from the bottom Of the well,
p" Come and take me out-I'm cold"
The woman ran 10 the well, and, discred-
iting her senses, called to the child, who
answered calmly, Let down the bucket
and pull me up" So ""s ..-#'a =
The bucket was lot down, the child all
the time holding TO a projecting ledge of
bricks al the surface OF the water, when
the little fellow sat on the bucket behind
the rope, throwing his little feet in front,
and with one hand clenching the rope aud
the other the bucket, he was safely deliv-
cred FROM his perllous situation: he was
i'll the water noarly balf an hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21


Tie I.aeefoeos ef a sssrhsss a. ksr.
Eom'nasd 6rnrsal cash.as ~ der ran
cad.as faF 6aEsFnoss ala. a 81 ll.s ssss
ga'sssians ihai dsside che iwa parsirs. u
ssd sssE hss hsen. - s.dasbl 4. ln1a
eai-eis WIG. lie . iar prase,iaa. snli.
SsoisessssF. and aHh, Isarnfaso. o.. il Ls
b nsi. sheIe ]. Ihs e. dsuee Of b..
rsrusanrsl
u . lsnr he adsaraisd lhs elolhinF and
lssdlnF Al The Ms.sarLusslIs salasIess,
q The sIpense sf the Sl.ls insaesd n n Z
6fiessi GassEh@rhl. whicb rsqanss.
aud shasid hare pad &c. their srE.ass.
VT 80 Did FIrhhrr W.lnsr AID osErr
wings. wha lhaaeLi Inst M.sssrhn.sns
mIghi perirm from mon,s. of eLa,isy
shat the War DrparBshl in al rrs,on
snd daily "a. hound. and rsrkle,sly nss.
lerird In dn.
The namInaliaa has been nads mn,I
opportunity. Before the dis iasu she'd
nhlrri ai u ran receive and Is.pand In
The oliie ihViaaIlon extended 10 hiaA, she
elsri'an sIll Lsts taken pIsrs. I. Is IaL.
ma taller an unwarrsnahle liberty uiIh
ma. h"@sse'. 10 make him . Mains
rofens l.eoelaro esnd'dsle. and ss are
mol Ger am Ih.t ihe aenhens Of the 10.
e"i'' Co Convention have not sIhisrlrd
themselves IN the danger af an IndiG,.
@en' iof ronsPir.ry In IKE az ~ Il,+ g.od
nsme Of Gen. Gushing. NE TniLm.e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21

GraiiaR'S siarasIne. e. d. nourl
= "sisa~H, hAs lssn Eorvisra his Humllrr roD
'A'hs 's ussz ssrir.y Il original nsulss. in pso..
-a'a srfs' from soaas lErnlY cd contributors ..
'''els 'he snainenl Elsran rhsrarfen u our coun.
hy'iossiheE Aiih Re.irw Il New Books b. .ls
''s'' u aiso oss'lsiias lwo l.slsd-uae snsrsyins,
sEirndad Plate Il Pans FASHIONS. and p;ece a
ha''e. tirshAna's enterprise vii Tse.eulthis ma.
ssl'i'r nun ioosins any u is attractions While
in has hanIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
RliETNATIsN. COr%r. CONTACTED
I0Rlls. MUSCLES. Ere

i.
kaiEIhATfsN. COtT. CONTACTED
d0RDs. MUSCLES. ETC
Ass ftsn.kaf ~ c.m.sa Dsseaea
ne rssssisiOnsr y gscsssa Al. lfkeasst. =
nsf.ls shials i as.sair - ll.e rsayers q -
ssssa's sne sraalrssinE fAsss 1iseassa His -
l'ss'lrs a'r sru~ssay palliative. snS Ne pslisul
lers hsFFg . az ssaEf fsam ha sam&naa Il
A's fn.ily deeiar Eisrs In shy hsp< q . eu,s.
= : - he end e ioas eosn.- q u.rairin- tk.'
: = - uPon ne syarm. . = ne s1p@nn a
dr.sing hun a. sEm II Hf's laaod unsil 4
elsed. tHhirh b " sd mrans n~xi 10 imy.o=.i-
- - has 10 snoaeh o. lie IN 10 ls wassh
Asaag e." Hos imforlsni lhrn. thlt rsmrdy
70 rhcrk. canarnl. and eradicate Rheauasis-n ana
isut. % strengthen AMI sHiend shnsrllsa and
knosiy noEds ind inusries. IN nature and hralth
ssain have Sway and roafral Such VOC nay -
y, = ihe enecf a. HIVES Nerve and Bone I.ini-
mrns. and Indian Ieseislae Elixir. sald ~ Con-
siork a Ca and true only wh~n iI.ry have their
fac-simile signature On them. By dc use Of this
i.iHimrni. weak limlz arr strengthened, CONTRACT
cd lords Telaaed. al swriIings Ecdsced, inaam-
H'aiion enlerminaied. and ihOse who arc Iame are
enalaed 70 waIk ssaiR. How happy The di-ose-
y, thai The ELAir DroFs taken internally operate
specifically and diEsrtly upon the aasrIed parts.
While The i.iniment rulbrd on externally Ermoxes
al a"Feness and pain. and rsndcrs he patient al
onos oa'nfSEtalae and happy. 4 fw cases cited
Nhirh are fully witnessed and authenticated. will
DO moFe ihan We can say. 10 convince Of the truth
Ut this; hut the use oftanoe. will diTeI Ill dOul.,
and make The sufferer il most elTicienl friend. II
i the duty Of such 10 recommend il 10 other saE
frer& Win you do il
fox sale by
~ ID. HEARTH, HiIIsLorourh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
Public Sale.

WILL be sold. 81 the late residence Of Jobr
smith, decreased. ON the 5th day Of No
Sen'ber, next on a credit Of ten months, all al,
personal property. consisting Of -.az ~
Stack Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs. Wheat, Oats. Fodder, Hay, House.
hold a. Kitchen Furniture, and Far.
ming Utensils, Wagon aud Geer,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
One likely young Negro woman will al
so he sold on the same day, the purchaser giving
bond and good freehold security.
JOHN REDlNG, Admir-
October l6. 0l-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
Counterfeit Notes-w. have 4.

Counterfeit Notes.-we have hern
shown iva Five D"Ilar Counterfeit BiIl-
Of the Planners aud Mechanics B.nk OF
South Carolina. They are bolh lellered
"', aud made payable 10 /" II. Noulss, I"
but one has the name Of T.. n. Goodman
as prrsi'lrnt. The signatures are very
s""d iniIall"ns. aud their general appear.
snee Is we'll calculated In Deceive.
Charleston Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
d. HEARTH, HiIIsI.oroush.
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest

THE undersigned have jus, OPENED their stock
OF faii and Winter Goods, en-
hTaeIng every variety usually brought TO this mar
ket, Which they intend selne rsry cheaP Tor cash.
or on . short credit 10 punc,uai dealers. They
invite ihcir friends and the public 10 call and er
anime their assortment.
Laws e. PALMER.
October 10. -. nj
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21

u The " MilIon Chronicle says, that the
Hon. BsdioFd Brown. Nho emigraled 10 Missouri
lev years ago. Is understood now TO be On sIr
road returning 10 this state with his family. Mr
Bro~n has hcen unfortunate with his family since
his remo'al, and il j. affection that brings him
back among uS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
Notice.

TAKEN mp nv James Watson. Of Chanel min.
~ and committed 10 the Jill 81 Oranve county
- runaway, BLACK BOY, ihirk buiI,. f,s
ieet siH inches high. The hoy says that he he
long. 2 Num- Miller q Ienoir county. and that
said Miller bought him Of William McC suley, q
tins county. The owner Is hereby reqaesied 10
eonle forward, prove property and pay charges,
Otherwise c viii Be disposed Of ~ the law directs.
THOMAS FAUcETT, Tailor.
Ogio,sr IL. an-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
From the Rio Grande.-rLe .choor


or Heroine arrived at New Orleans On N,
LET instant, bringing dates from The Bra.
SOS To the 23d and from MaraInoras 10 the
22d ul,im0.
Gen. Cushing's brigade had arrived
from above aud was emamped al Palo Al.
TO, awaiting Transports for IT'S CONVEYANCE
to Vera Cruz. The part of Iays': repi.
ment lately under Maj. t'hevaIlie was 10
remain al Salnlo, and Hays would only
have live companies 10 go with him to
Join Gen. Scolt. u was said that Lieut..
C"l. Bells present command, Two com.
panles, left at San Antonio, would no, be
Withdrawn from Texas. The battalion
oi 81 Dragons, under Col. Butler, had
leii MaiamoIos for above.
The first report sent off from Mexico
OF the repulse Of the Americans AT Ell Rev
had been received in Iamaulipas and &c.
casioned much rejoicing. eliciling bombas.
TIC proclamaiions from Urea and Fernan.
DEE, the Governor of the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
GannEg5AcUem.
SilsfssIas, october 81.

rae Nar.--Ihr arsulrr !Al.l.sua n. Ne
. cnul b IA ssh ssl T4mIiro "a he aO.l
Nh. and arrised Il New OTleans Oh he 5sh int
ErHarastsiaiAei By Nj. arrival win le Esuud
in our PaFsr today. The intelligence thus lur.
,kssd. oOHknas ihs iausrr nrpons that Gen.
sooit has Fs--n>inn of he city II Msxiao; and
], Is maroasrT ssslod hat Gsn. wonh has b~rn
aFP~insoJ Governor II The CITY. This ncxs win
ls gratifying 10 our nadrrs. - Il nclic.ss II.en
iram the apprehension of Gen. Words death,
~hich I~sSiaus aooounls, though Me1iesn, hal
Psaisad. We ~. aIso gFalii;ri 10 Ram that che
rrpmi u ihc draih II Cieus. Pillow and snilL i
EkeNisr coairadicicd.
While the nrws Eirscs u from lhe painful
susPcnse ocra.ane'l by the report u the drall Of
IhFse Distinguished olEcrs. Nc are slill Eagerly
lsokins for some nrliAlae account of the iransse
iions At the city II MeHino from the srh 10 the
l5ah uii. and subsequently,.
The loss u our army 10 killed and wuundct,
in the reornt engagements. j. ct down, from IN.
formation derived from English sourccs. nj four
hundred and seventy - eighiy-ihe Mexican &c.
'' mt male Il rSrerd loco. The nun.Irr Of
Anercsn officers LilIcd j. said To le "a, and the
humber woupded Is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY. #"*@ ~5n@
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
August Term, ls47.
Watt Cate, Admiaistrutor Of Milan Walker,
deceased, o.
VS..
Richard Workman, William Workman, Green
Workman, Jonathan Workmap, Charits Aus-
tin, Noses CuT0K, J'homas Workman. So
rah 4. Daniel, Jesse Workman, John Work.
MN, Darid Williams, Jesse Pickard, Dar;d
Cate, md Rh0da Workman, heirs al ka,c OF
John Workman, deceased @. jr.t'7s'f
Justices Execution, levied ON Land.
'"" ~ s'''e'' Justices Execution,
The same. levied on Land. ....
Taom"s Workman, J,.,;c.,. E..,n,;.n
The same. levied On land.
- The same, IA three OTHER cases.
n appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Richard Workman, William Workman,
Green Workman, Jonathan Workman, Charles
Austin. and Moses Carroll, defendants in these
cases are not inhabitants of this state II is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder six weeks, for said defendants
to appear at the next term Of our Court, to be
held for the county of Orange, at the court house
in hillsborough, on the fourth Monday of No
veuilrr next, then and there TO show cause, if
any they have, wherefore said land shall not be
sold to satisfy plaintiffs recovery.
Witness Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the fourth Monday Of August, A. D.,
1917. 1'Es''
<%3 J. ALLISON c. c. c.
Price adv. $500. Ol-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21

ffre In Rieifnl0nd.-A destructive Ere
"cs"rrrd in The city Il Richmond, on SUNDAY
morning ihs loih inst. which destroyed the large
Gallego Flour Mills. tie shockoe Tobacco Wan.
hoasr. and srSera' adjoining hviIdinss. Value Of
the PEoIsry lesiIayed I6sOO0 dolIunS -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21

A letter in the New Orleans Delta, da-
ted Bayou Sara, Sept. Ia, says :-O'Blen.
MS was again arraigncd before the bis
trict Court of Pr. C"upee. for the murder
OF Frank toombs, OH Monday last. but
whilst the Court was progressing, the Dis
trict Attorney. Mr.. Beatty. finding there
was no chance for a conviction, entered a
none Proseqni, which closes the matter
forever on this earth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-21

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