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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

~ Trsre7s and OfAes leaving the City IN the sitter
Informed that Erean1 Edition u The Tribune
printed every dsY consining the stock sales Naets
News by the Southern Msi &c np 10 3 O'Clock By in
curing Of the Sewsboys for the EceS1 Edbn Of The
Tribune every ore win be able 70 take with hifn the
latest news up 70 the tFae Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
Hudson River Railrosd.

re- The Albany Mail bad not arrived when we
went 70 press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

~ FrecAles mnburn tan morphew pimples, bloiches
and All eruptons are quick dspeled by cake Of The
genuine JoSEss Italian Chemical sOspit makes ssow
or dark skin beautifully clesr and white sold only N
this city The sga Of ihe American Eagle ~ tha1nam
reod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

Nesrs. GTtslsy 4 AcEUafa
GEsrLEHEN-The Use Of ny name by Mr. hadde
Ps5sAc sed Eaa0r Of IKE HemaoT<Ethic EzeRiHor IN
MS advertisement N The Tribune q the fth list and also
IN connection with the review Of Dr.. +. Humphreys
translation 20 which IL allu3es WA altogether unesr.
rsntA5le
Az 70 TIE correctness Of the criticism OF that rsnsa
ton nave had examine, bu, have been told
By German scholars thss they least nypercrrca
and have no doubt but that DR.. Humphreys viii take
tue notice Of This uncalled for attack on HIM
Yours. truly. :. H. hlAbfY NJ D.
81 Erge&xey, jar 7, ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

TIE PpRirAS CHRsrNAs-The Boston Journal
slycs the following transcript rom the laws OF Asssa
ehu.~tts Colony In 1851
q hosoevcr shail Be found Observing any such day
a. Christmas and tho ike either By torecsrns isoor
teasing or any other wsy, upon such an account As
sseh offence ave saiiings nns 70 the roiory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

= We see BY the National Intelligence that
Hon. T. D. CuLvEE the faithful Representative from
the 9Th District Of this {. a; present detained from
MS seat IN Congress rs indlsposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

- PERFEcTIoS, Or the Maid u Munster
forms No XXI Of Modern Standard Drama edited By
Epe. sargent Published By Vim. Taylor, No. Astor
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

HIArHKs NoIIoSs OF CHMsTiAsITY.-- The fol-
lowing % extract from The journal Of converted
African attached to the mi.son established under the
lsbors Of Rev. VIM. Raymond, IN the Mend country
This heather convert sen, out to prepare the way
for new missionary station. lie writes
This morning called Bu raw IA eheO and ssld to
him I" II you please. wsnt you 70 call the people 10
sether that I may preach to them in the Mendi Ian
suase about Christ lie said What you say Is very
well you do not for anything hat book pssvcr
and God pslsver But eanno, call the people together
10 hear you talk God pslsvet. because am war man
have ganpowder and euilsss in my hand ashi with
II call the people together TO hear God pslavcr day
and to begin 10 hshi and k they will lsash al
me. nyou want to talk God pSlAvcr you can cal your
two men and ii | Ike viii myself sit down TO hear
you
This show the utter darkness of hesthenism THIS
eenghted chief had not learned that war and sighting
were conssscn, with Chnstrly aid that in Christian
countries eereymen not only call people together to
hssr God psaver day and tsht the next but even
Gray to Goa to blcss them IN he work Of ba,chery
P.rhsps be will think better Of Christianity when be
coda that profession OF It's PRINCIPLES docs involve
the necessity OF throwing away bis powder and eatsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

n This is the anniversary Of the invention Of
Gun Cotton By Gen Jackson in ISIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

PsivNt LtssASY.-A large and valuable Prissie II.
brary. embracing many important works Architecture
Encyclopedia. Arts sod Sciences A.. viii be- soid ~
RoyN Guriey Co No. So Broadway. cofuer Of Duane
a. ou saturday evening oth inst Among hem are Stuart
AMI Reyelrs Athens vols. folio, Ereciheon a Aliens,
folio Encyclopedia Britannica, tih edition - yc' Nes.
Architectural Works, vols Public WORKS II Great srl-
ain folio. Crosses Antiquities ct England and Wales.
vols olo great variety Of Historical works, Noysges
and Travels. important Aliases. Military works, &c A.
Catalogues are ready nit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

" The Grand Fantasia on Lucia Di Lammer-
moor, composed ~ Henri Herr. vii &c published IN
. few days b. Firth, Hall 4 Poaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

q \ youth, with the doughty name u David
Admiral Nelson Decker pas ca Tuesday evening dis
charged from hs engagement with the New York FoiGn
teers BY Judge Greenwood Al Brooklyn, on account Of
homage and young LADY to whom he was betrothed-
The pairs lre al from Paterson J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

ACCIDENTAL DLATH-One Of the Carolina Vol
r,eers states the Augusta (Gs) Chronicle OF iA ins;
who len In the cars Friday night when passing =
ws,sr station about thirty miles from Atlanta some one
called out look out and the en'ortHnsie man mis-
,.lns The warning thrust his head out o.! the and
sss 80 bady crushed between the water tank and the
car that he survived only sbou, two hours hls name
ana 10 what command he belonged 10 not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

~ v r. PNwfK is the authorized sgeut aud b daily
receiving so,ipous and adv eTiiscnens of most o M
bet papers u country ar and near Al hs ohtes no
Sew.Yofk Boston. Philadelphia ard Baltimore Hs
agency In Newly ora - In The Tribune ouudnss gu
rgRruNFRy Ar REpuCED PElcss-Comsiock Ca
n Cor and bsior the hotels side, VIII sf - -
IAN sfe lot Of Perflnery ard Fancy Soaps ~ very cs
wholesale prices. 20 close their stock n hat Inc dNu
S,~n,'s SAasAr,RuIA.---' Look upon The rainbow
saws the son Of Sirash and praise Him that msdo &C.
VERY beautiful t in he ghnes' thereof compss'eih
the heaven about wilma glorious circle, and the hands OF
th. Most HIGH have Blended H. Bnt Ia not eon" M mo
,pfesS Of creation the e,hcIsi bow aud other msgnin
cent phenomena OF air and ea'th that the wonder working
power OF the Common Father Is manifested ny every
rgement Of every leaf In every nhie Of every root ha
eourshes and fades In Earths garden wise purpose
20 us unknown perhaps. but sui wise snd oeneheeoi-
u fulfilled The excellence OF some OF the leas attractive
creations in the vegetable kingdom aesis the universally
Of H. bounty In the sungy shryecd, rbrous punches
of the Susapsa root he has .ecreed balm io disease.
u far more value lhsn all the gems with which He has
studded The mines OF Goconds Aud The apdary fash
ions rom the crude stone the blazing ewe oss e nsnd
of Science dsusd from the life charged TOO, s priceless
elixir
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. = D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists loo Fuiton-sI corner q
William ST. rs Broadway and ~ East Broadway, Ne~
York sold by Druggists generally throughout tho
United States Price 81 per bottle, or sir bottles Tor -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 7-l0i 7. W.
No mails have yet arrived from Baltimore. The
cars are impeded by the ice. The Washington
line of telegraph is now in operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

THE WEALTHY PEoFLE % BRooELrs ASD
wuIiAzsBUEsH -Ae.ss John L0nl>s and Asfed :
Pcarce OF Brooklyn about publish work similar
o. one published 10 tbs city containing 1T Of eli Per
sons residing IN Brooklyn and willisEasbuIsh whose
estimated possessions exceed $1,000 il . 10 Be &C
eOmgsnied with bret znd Biographical meDors VI the
moot eminent residents Of King. County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

rgRrvNFRy Ar REDUCED PEiCEs-Comsiock Ca
y Cortland bsi0r the hotels, side, VIII s' - -
fa srse lot Of Perumery and Fancy soaps 81 very 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

NsGRo DRowSED-A negro belonging 10 Il T.
Croft GAINESVILLE sumter county Ala being Al WORK On
the Terry road Al tia; place becsme anruy. The
seer tired 70 ne him ami the sro resisting beth IN The
scuhs tel into the rver. The negro drowned and
the overseer with Sl1cllfy saved
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

The French steamer Union, Capt. Her
bert, arrived at the quarantine below New
York on the 10Th inst. She brings dates
from London to the 2Sth, and from Paris
to the 3Oth ult. We extract The following:
France.-paris for several days past
has been in state of great excitement,
caused by the murder of the Duchess Of
praslin by her husband, and the snbse-
ouent suicide Of the Duke. 7t!# Fl"
Spain.-'rhis country is in a deplor;a-
BILE condition, with very little prospect oil
improvement. The King and Queen are
still at varicnce, and it is not likely the
former will change his determinations
| Our last advices are to the 2lst. Narvae7
had been summoned to Madrid with avieN
of forming new Cabinet. 1Yl,
Italv.-The lates, accounts, up to -th'
! I7lh. say that The Austrians were p"urIn!
troops into The papal States. on the lou
large corps passed the Po'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
Public Sale.

A s Executor Of the last will and testament OF
N Stephen Glass, deceased, | will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, at the late residence OF said
deceased, OH Thursday the slst day Of October
next,
Nineteen Likely Negroes,
the property Of said deceased, consisting of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. The title to the above
slaves is undisputed.
" will also sell at the same time and place, 9TH
er property, belonging to said deceased, consist
ing u
Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep.
Iless, Crop OF Corn, Wheat, Oats. Fod-
der, Hay, Household l. Kitchen Fur
na.Ic, and Farming Utensils.
Also good set of Blacksmiih's Tools.
will also ossr for sale at the same tune and
nl,cc, 4 TRACT OF LAND belonging to said
estate, living within half a mile oil Rufiihs Mills;
j. Of good qualify, aud contains about 40 acres
This tract adjcins the lands Of jeremiah Bason
and Anna B. Roysier.
Also ONE OTHER TRACT, containing 81
acres, and lies on the west side Of Haw River; Is
well timbcrcd, and adjoins theland Of ndelsor
Thompson, esq, and others.
A credit of nine months will he given, the par
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JAMES A. CRAIG, 'Ex'r.
RufIin's Mills, Orange. Sept 81. vt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

Ne n.ialar information fFosn t;rn. scaliis srmy
has rrarh~l u siarr our lat Tuhlica'isn.
We onPy IN ts-lsy's PaIsr an ahiIe from L.
PIId,. ihr Spanish PaPrE in New Ohean.. wlieh
.aIl.s "a The sulhoiiy q Tampira oorrs-I.o,.il.
cut. thar = treaty had hccR arrscd upon hy Me-.
Tis AMI tie Mesiran Commissioner. anil even
Pssn.srs 10 give same Of the anicIcs u the twa.
q. No one sorms 10 credit the siairncnt, how
r'sT; ga Ihe contrary. the other New Orleans pa
-. scrm 10 think ths the whole story may he
81 down a. = weak inseniian. of pirre with
m..i Il the recruit rrsrlaiians of Ia Paifia.' The
Dlia u the 18th. speaking of this Puhlic.lion in
l., Paina. says: Onc flrt which eoa,inccs ~
u the fi-iiy Of The statement is. that the ritter
outlining the monenious intelligence j. dated
Angus, s9th, while by the way Of Iera l'mz We
have news fr"m the capital 10 the same day. mrn.
ir'nias no'hins Of the inraiy which !, has been
re~rsel f,T tir penetration Of the Paira's CORES.
psalrni Ia discover"
I, i. nov near a IN nth sinre the last dates from
Ii. cit, Of MeSica; the commissioners had then
hrId two m srtinss, and il vas supposed that AM
other. ON the .sl Angus. ~oOld conclude the
negotiations. We are lrconing sou'ewha. i'm.
patieu, Cor news. We hog Coz peace; but We
have strong aPprchenions that the MeIicans will
continue 10 struggle on, rather than submit to the
terms which our government, is hkrly to bc dis.
Io-rd 10 grant them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
VOLUNTEERS.

THE aA~era<r xs1A resFe<ffsny ntuIa NJ
a grsirful srkno2ieaknea.ls - M fEirD4s. aHd
de EuAlc FsnssaHg, for IL hhrrsi fstroAs.s
secsissd lfon thEir ks1as ukils - SIS eonnrchd
Aish he iaae kEm a. HeoksE A. Philips. He
sr0sla also iafsrn lhsn thst de business ) Ssh-
sianea in his en- nsnrs and he ass1rrs ahsm
Ihss no TsiIn ~ e1p<nHr Nin he sparra - Ii
ban, 10 rrnieF his sioSk Il Malsrials and krasy
Mal~ MOrk s1ull 10 sny In he saaas. sorh -
SADDLES. a Al kinds; Carriage. BaTeuchr.
60. csnyslI. nnd kcsxon HARNESS SAD
DIE Bags. TRI'NkS; large assesinfni 81
eanisgs. Gig. Leather TEo.srra Loadcd Dsosen.
Doe. and L~ssh~r T~ig MhiPsi slsO kns LA
DIES. swffcHEs. g =~.-
The suhsrriAer w0sld also insosm his lroshrr
saddlen in he eously end cot q 4, tllAi be has
oa hand skhthag. Harness. Bride. lhlask aud
fAir.) aud PaaFht Erafhsr. kkeep rkins. Hoe and
Bnrk DO, also Hames MoHnsiaes. q eli kinds.
. large and welis~lectsd assousarni of ssirrP
huns and BridA Biz; all % whirA are ofthe l,t-
sss style. and viii b dispase Of on heeral terms.
uGood shingles siltls rsssissd 10 szshsnss
for MOFk.
n. y. The fficRk wha ars indebted s0tAs hte
iFm u Hooker a. Pkaips. silhsE BY nsae - ss-
count, are respectfully requested local and sasks
immediate payment. Is farther iDaslssnss all
not he given.
Call at the shop 81 he subscriber. zoe doOste-
low the Printing OiIicr.
#1~ ID. ID. PHILLIPS.
SEPT 20. 4.4 .- VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

The eorupziiOn q frrrala lsss rEo5u,,-
ed ; siIeag sensa'inn IN Rome an alllrH
rites Il llzly. cTaH1s assemble IL lie
STREETS snd IN ihs rales. Sone were g.
pHoeeedlng 10 The residrnne uf he Ansiri.
an Minister and Palling down me arms,
lui his was pTeEenfrd hy lie majority.
IN one evening more Than siK Illonssnd
soang men ennulied Ihrir namrs 10 STAR
Al = mamsni's nolirr To oppose tl.e Aus
IIisns. @s. 3a ss a==a~.a 8.
IL D said that The Kim Of Saraina ms
protested against The orrnpalion of Frra.
"a by The Auslriahs. AMI offered 10 plsre
hrs army and nsEy u Ihe disposition u
the Pope. should the PaPal States be in.
Eaded BIZ Austria.
The latest accounts from Rome are al
a Sahlke rAsl. The papal IrOaps werr
aeinally on the msFrh Ia she lr0nIier, and
n high feeling of enthusiasm peIratled all
ranks Of the people. Positive aid Was
expected from England; bur, the Paris
journals say. with bitterness. not from
Franre. 1'he Papal garrison Of ferrarl
lad been strongly TeinlaTred.
Switzerland The accounts from
Bene mention that the Government had
given 0nlers Ihst an arranni Of I'll tie
horses hi for cavalry should be prepared
ihrouE h0uI the canlons. The capital was
10 he placed 10 g.,od state Of ielence.
Important from China.-'Thr lalluw.
ing Was posted at the Liverpool Exchange
day or two ago. We have yet no fur.
iher acr0unIs:
"a col0Inb0 Times extra. 0f July u
Veylon.) contains very alarming nlmol
with regard 10 the relations af This coun,
try with China. and one whirh derives
considerable probability from the recen
rash conduit Of Sir John davies. The TO
vernon nf Hong Kong. The report is
that the attack on the Bogne forts hat
reused a desperate spirit Of hostility a
gainst all foreigners. hut especially the
English. aud had led 10 a general rising O
The penple of Canton against them. Til,
Consufs had heen compelled 90 leave Gan
ton. and the Europeans we're preparing d
follow Them" 80 A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
Attention J!

To the com a,issioned and non-cOmmissiosed of-
GERS and Musicians belonging 10 the Asia Re
g;ment Of North CarOh"a Militia.
YOU are hereby commanded to attend at Da-
Il viii Mechanics. on Friday the 9Th of October,
armed and equipt for drill muster and Court Mar.
,ial; and on Saturday the 9th, You will attend
with your respective companies for Reg'mensal
exercise. s.,e. 49, ...
m By order of the Brisadier General. there
will be an election held on the 18th Of Octoler. al
the same place, for Col Commandant of the Re
giment.
I Semtemhcr "a. ~ .#$aF SS-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

In Equity--SePiember Term, lsi7.
John 4; MaspP gga slia Efs o. i6e Court Of Equi.
" for Orange county, made at September
Term, Is47, shall expose to public sale. on the
premises, on the 2ed day Of October next, tho
TRACT OF LAND whereon Eli Herndon. de-
ceased, formerly lived, situated On North East
creek, containing about ITS acres. ssii land is
sold ior partition among he heirs Of said Eli
Herndon. fcsA i credit Of twelve months viii
be given, tie purchaser giving bond and security.
Title reserved until the purchase money Is paid
JAMES WEBB, C. N. r.
BY D. T. LONG, Deputy. -.
September 20. \ ! 7 ID v l. a es-f~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

Death Of Richard Henry Wilde
The New Orleans correspondent Of The
Courier furnishes information oT the death
Of This gifted gentleman. Mr.. Wilde wa.
extensively known in this country and in
Europe as the author Of the beautiful lines
-" My Life is like the Summer Rose
and other poems nf much merit. and a
work on Tasso. Charleston Ee. N,r,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

Pennsylvania.-'i'he presen, year will
give a materially increased revenue I" The
state Treasury from the public works.
During niue months Of the present fiscal
wear the receipts from canal and railroad
i,,ls show an increase Of s36i,l7l, con-
pared with the corresponding period OF
1916. The increase Of the year. which
ends on the lst December next, will be
no, less than half million ofdollars over
the revenue Of 1916. 49, a,t }. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
GgnISE ogcyCEs
Thursday, srpirmbrr 20.

Nanir shanged.-Thr name u the Po.l
nass n His o,ssn,y hishrEla known as Juula
-. i.rn rhsnsrd - MsrxT Zlsx. III Re-
llaHisl ". K-Er. Pa Masirr.
a Sew Posi- once has L~sn sF~aed
90 thr roule Iham Hillslsassush - GEernAosoush
nrlI Ihr HsAdrils mnrtins hsu-. tl-awern Ma,
80 IIsll AM Haw Rissr.l y ihe nsHsr II EirESr
Sasr; Mr.. HsRirrson scosi has rorri,ed Ihs a..
IaiiullIurnl II Poi MasaeE. ~~4 ~ -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

In Equity September Term. ls4z.
Eleanor Lockhart and Others, er Parte,. J
Petition to Sch Land. E-e.
IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Count of fqui-
Il ty Coz Orange county, made at September
Perm, ls47, shall expose to public sale, before
the Court House door in Hillsborough, on the
10th Jay of October next, the LANDS belonging
to the heirs of David I.ockhart, deceased. viz;
one Tract Of 81 acres adjoining the lands of Alex
ander Dixon and others; also one Tract Of 70
acres, adjoining .hs lands Of Williamson Hollo.
way these lands are situated on the waters Of
Enoe, and are very valuable. They will be sold
on cre.sa Of twelve months, the pssshasers gls>
ing bond and security. Ttle reserved until tho
purchase money Is paid.
s'- 30 LANES WEBB, C. n. Z.
BY o. r. LONG, Deputy,
September 20. Wv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

The United States and BraziL-Ths
EmPeroro Of BIsIil has announced The birth
al ono Of iw" daughters in very hlnds"ms
style 10 the PEesidenI sfIls United STATES.
j his. nI eHnEsF. is sign that he wishes
10 remain on gond trims Mnh us. and "a
this he may ~ This moment he particular.
iy prompted BY the desire To attack Rasss
The moment affairs in Buenos Ayes have
assumed = certain shape. .
hash. Cones. I'uLLe L<dsoy, &yI. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

'1isn InsaFTeiien ! drpsoEsisir ens heh.
l,al - htrr m lsier delsi.- IN regard %
item. Tie Italian oulhrrAk ~ iaIne-
dlsisiy larresslei ~ nns u Ihosr attempts
"a EeE"ln'i"n hy Ehich this peninsuls l,as
eesh - h~lassrd lar years. The gEaasr
esd q Tie insnnrriina pUl ! lsmp.rsry
end g he psslHisAl disputes smoas lie
whlls inhzlsiianls. and llary we're bandlag
Together fsE srli-proirrlion- We hase no.
hing 10 shnu Iisal llle war u Taets has
hfsn Terminated. OF i soan likely 20 be.
The wlnies are PrrrenIing HE sale ol arms
and powder - lar a. P0s-ille.
fiogyaas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

TUE partnership heretofore existing under the
l. style of Haughawout & Elliot has been dis
solved by mutual consent. The Lotes and nc,
counts have been placed in the hands oil Mr.
George Laws; and all those indebted are request
ed to call on him and make immediate payment
49,. JACOB HOuGHAW0UT,
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
S.,, %. .rs. 9S-3v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
In Equity - September Term, ls47.
Daniel Thompson and others, er parte. e

Petition to Sell Land. ..sz.
IN pursuance Of decree of the Court Of Equi-
u ty for Orange county, made at September
Term Is47, shall offer for sale, on the 18th day
of October next, before the Court House door in
Marlborough, A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, situated on M'Gowan's creek, about four
miles Yves, Of Hillsboroagh, belonging 70 the heirs
Of Abel Thompson, decd, containing 247 acre.,
more or less. A credit Of twelve moths will bs
given, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security and title reserved until the purchase
money is paid. ,peaa
= JAMES VERB. C. NJ. z.
By o. F. LONG, Deputy.
September 90. T-aw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
REV. Or. BARTHOLOMEW PINK x

RET. On BARTHOIONEw7s PINK Ex-
PEcTnRANT sKRa'P.
- sEEssalls canai.L 81 sGac1ss rslaaly 81
coashs. HaaEssnrss. COILS. Pas n ~ Bsra.a,
iHaurlEa. Hssa BIrslhins. anS Di1kruas REpes.
toEztiaA.
In ceagAx. al CO... Hoars<1sss. Paia II q.
Bssss. - - inrpirns cuszEaaiAas ~ nd !
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and entirely innocrnL Msa0n ut uIisnpG b. So
lie community Nilh any pso1iss thsi txillruE.
consumption IN is l4reE siaers. Asi whsn 4 i 60
rAlis no Irnrsiy can Esarh soansr - Boe siErc
tuslly.
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ssIest, sole fropsiraos&
for sale By ~
d. HEARTr. HIll.horOugh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
Notice.

NKTILI. he let out, on Saturday the 9th OF DC
w tober, to the lowest bidder, the rebuilding
Of the Bridge across the Alamance at Rays ford
Specifications made known at that time. =
-. . -'....- ~. JOHN TROLLNGER,
~. JOHN STOCkARD, .
PETER F0USr, - rs
h WIN. NJ. ROGERS, ..~%r
Y 14 II MILTON 4. HOLT,
Commissioners
September FL, 'o-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

on Monday Last We were presented with a
Barr ~ oar townsmsn Mr. n. y. PIeasants.
Nhieh weighed eight pounds shcr hcing entirely
trimmed II IL toP. AMI measured twenty-five
inches in cifrumferrnre. He tells Us that he has
"a icw mon klt Of the samc sori," ell which were
the growth Of sven weeks. HiseKperimcnt with
ihc-e inlucrs him to think that with little more
pains he could have increased them To the size u
thirty inches IN the same length Of time.