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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26
LYNcHpURG. 9TH mo. %. 1919

LYNcHBURG, 18th mo. %, 1919.
Respected Friend hereby certify that the 18th
was taken with diarhGa. About o'clock in the evening
the disease became volent accompanied with vomiting
At this time commenced taking the AntiSpasmodic Elixir,
dose OF which, in consequence of the vomiting remained
first but few minutes my stomach. However, every dose
afforded relief and persevered in taking till about
O'Clock in the morning. when the darrhoea and vomiting
and feeling became mprov ed that slept
ortaby for the balance ofthe night About O'Clock in the
morning. feeling uneasness took another dose OF the
Elixir which afforded entire relief. At this time quite
free from symptom of the disease 1t may be proper
state that took in all four doses. have great confidence
IN the Elixir in all cases similar to mine.
From what have understood to Asatlc Cholera, my
disease had Of its characteristics The vomiting
violent and copous The discharges from the bowels
copous and very watery, and towards the last became
white buttemilk and quite frohy. My eyes became
much enlarged and skin turned blue. My surface
cred with cold ammy sweat During the action of the dis
had spasms, but the next morning had cramps
| in my legs. Thy friend, respectfully,
KELITA B. TOWNI-EY,
One of the propetors Of the 81 ynchburg virginian"
To David r. Lyman,
Lynchburg, Va.
P.S. In consequence OF bronchitis, with which
tackled while yong have for many years been feeble
health, and particularly for the last or years.
ton this fact to do away any apprehension Of injury from
king the Elixir, which feeble persons may entertain.
July 26-tsif X. B. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26
Negroes! Negroes

Negroes! Negroes
.NEGR ES!!!
AM now in market to purchase fall supply Of NE
GROES. will the highest ma rket cash price Tor al
LIKELY .NEGR OES
From 10 to 40 years old.
Persons having any for sale will do we'll call
fore making SALE odoubt the hshes Price be
ed. HART.
Twill givea liberal pricefor Black.mths an
Carpenters, good workmen
n B. Persons at distance having Negroes for sale wi
be waited promptly by giving description the propse
ty for sale. aug l9--tsiD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26

7 ~JUssSsf0rd's H0nser's IIi0d.
ME have hand few copies Of this work. in large
w vols, which authorised sell at the low
price Of g 70 close account Original price s55o)
July Pitts DBPAYNEk BRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26

BLANKS FOR SALE Al THIS OFFICN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-26

teIest to this region ofcounry is treated in per
spcuous and able manner, and we invite the at
tenton OF the public TO the views presented:
Warren,on Sn,rrs I,lr r0L
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
Notice TO the Public and Instructions
to Postmasters.

Hereafter, when letter exceeds an
ounce in weight. hut docs not exceed two
ounces, il will be rated with (onr charges
Of single postage; whh i exceeds two
ounces, hui does not exceed three, il will
he rated with six chsrgsssl single postage;
and so on. there being single postage for
the first half ounce. double charge for
the frs, ounce, and Two additional charges
for each succeeding ounce, or fraction Of
an ounce. beyond the first ounce. This
is ordered in virtue of the provisions Of
an act Of Congress approved March 3D.,
1919.
And, in pursuance Of the same aci, il is
required thai letters which are refused al
the office pl delivery. by The parties adj
dressed, and letters which. Tor any other
cause. cannot he delivered to said parties.
shall be immediately returned to The Dead
Letter nilire in Washington, under address
TO the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
wi,hou, waiting the time Cor advertising.
as heretofore required in relation TO tins
class Of deal letters. They must in every
case he marked IN red ink on the face,
with an entry showing they are refused.
or the cluse that prevents their delivery !:
also stamped with the siampof office. and.
with view to The proper adjustment Of
the accounts. be placed under posl-bll 10
the Dead Letter office.
Transcicni newspapers (ihai is. papers
moi sent from The office OF publication
viii hereafter be subjrci. in virtue Of The
act aforesaid, Ia tie general newspaper
postage rate only; that is. one cent inr
any distance no, exceeding one hundred
miles. and for any distance in the same
State, and one-and.a half cent for any dis
lance exceeding one hundred miles, where
the newspaper is sent from one State int
another. But postage on such newspaper
is ii all eases TO be prepaid. as heretofore
III respect to British mails, where tn
otfiri,I postage entries on the letters re
crn ed are in re-! iuk, the lrucrois ~ b
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS N yIRGI.
Ma

4NA@As
The Richmond Time. SAYS that The
present session has been marked hy The
adoption of very unusual number &c
measures 81 Internal Improvement, of
which il ,lrsignatrs lie following A. lhr
most important whirl,. up 10 Friday even.
ing last. had passed bath Houses:
The bill fnI The Virginia and Tennessee
railroad makes a SIale subscription &c
lhnee-fillhs 81 tie capital uf three millions.
or 81 .saO.O0O.
The bill f"r the Blue Ridge railroad
appiopriaies from tie treasury slO0.O1O
annually. for three Years. forihe cnnsirm.
,inn Of a railroad aud tunnel from The raS.
irrn base of Blue Ridge. a. Rnckiish zap.
10 Wsynes, nnueh. 10 Augusta: aud. far.
lher. subsrribes ihr.-e-iiihs &c 81 81, 0Ou,
or sg0.00O, Tor lie extension of lie rlll.
road 90 SIauninn.
Tile bill for the Alexandra anil Orange
railroad suhsrrihrs an additional fifth, viz.
sl50.000, Tor MISREPRESENTATION Of that work:
a subscription e two illhs having heen
already authorized by an act Ol the last
l., gislainre.
Another bill auihorizes Tie States
guaranty 10 the bonds nf the James Riyei
and ksnawha Company 10 the amount IL
s350,O00 far completing the cnnnsxion
between lie conaI and Underwater. and Of
sl50.00O for completing the Rivanna and
South Side connexions.
Anoiher bill aPpmpriates 100000 for
macadamizing portion OF the Siaunlon
aud Parksrsburg road.
The bills above enumerated authorize
an aggregate appropriation Of 81, $50 900;
besides these leading measures, a large
number Of appropriations have been made
for different iurnpikrs, chiefly in The ives.
tern part Of the Stale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
FsasHlhrss.AR sr.Ir

Ma. llrAKTr: 4 .rIaplsare meeting
vas hrld Al Bfilriryn t:hafrh, IN lhis
county. sn me 2ssh sasi.. apd addressed
BY he Rev. 4. G., Hughes sna Rev.
Ih..s. LyHrh. The ranpany sns0aniril
b an. AZ anr hund1rd, NJ whaa ,rrsniy-
siK signrd lhs plrssxr .noi IN manufar-
inre ~ send ardent spirii. nat 10 use j. a
: berax1ge flemsslres. nor 10 give u y
those IN lhrir employment az srtire-
e1rtPi on Ihr prescription af : PhysIrisn.
az car medical puIpaers.-znd 10 nse IN
prnPer means N Discourage The use II il
IN o hrls."
The following resolution was adopted
u7anlmnu,ly. viz:
RssoLred. Thai ihis meriins viii corIially 70.
operate with snfh riiiErns of Orange as may
unilr. IN any frasile measures. fr srTcsiin. he
evils AZ treating BY Candidates for oiIire N lher
sleriianerrins campaigns.
With pnlilics The Temperance Sncie.
iies. ss surh. have nothing 10 do. Thrrr
are tlnnhllrss many good men oT hnlh no.
lliiral parties WIN alike drplnre The evils
Of treating; and IL nnly twenty snrh men
ol each parry would ayow their driermi.
nation 10 /. psir or on their honor rs gen.
ilemrn. and nnile IN The support Of such
candidate q riihrr parry as may pledge
hrs h"unr nj 10 ir-ai. provided his CON-
P'iilor Cor office slaIl rral. this simple
step wonid. IN The nearly balanced slaIe
oi parties IN Orange. achieve The desired
end.
! observe there is 10 lie amprIing n
Hlllshonngll On Ibis subject during The
next Nav Court. Asa ciIizrn 0T Orange,
proud Of nv county. vel hluslIing Tor her
d. hope ilisl al The rnnten- |
plated merline this suggestion will he cnn.
and that il shall no longer b. /
said lllaI onr ran'ildalrs are afraid 10 risk 1
their elrrlion before The people wilhrul
pandrringio the low appeliles 81 The. Iloai- |
ing capilal." Surely there are twenty. |
aye hundred mcn. in each parry, who !
IAN mutually confide III each 1ihrrs il |
egniy. and "pair or upon This lonora. |
bic pledge.
A. 10 the Candidates themselves, Ill
fouch Tor il, that If Ihry do NOT cnyel re.
Iicl irnm the ,lings : { their own r0nsrirn.
,rs. they would hail such measure as a
'elitf 10 their packets. yERITAs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

'sassid = - psid. sRs : - - delivered
arrafdinFls uhrre q IlaSk ink. - ~.
pad. and ne passage > ~ ~ rallrried.
Postage ~ sarh rz.es i siihrr ghnlIy
paid o. al'olly unpsid. Tie passage
agnrrs % sarh ieiifTs ahaa. ON lie paid
lfiieFs. NJ amauni % l.e raelilrd 10 he
United Sissrs; an he nnrsid leilers. ne
amount eii.Tged d The Inslrd Sl.leS. The
postage iai's oOilrried Inm nnPaid British
lrt'ers = ~ 81 Eases 81 ~. uhalrssr nav
" iileir dsba fgnrrs. Iwrniy four rem,
when single. aiih sn additional twenty
issur rtni. lor earh asidnlensl raie. and.
ai'ef he firsl auner. earh letter exceeding
iliai weight . 10 he rhaTe,d forty eight
renis i,sr sarl additional 0unre Or lrsrllon
II and nnnrr.
J. cOLI.AMER. Postmaster Gsnersl
Pos Oiisos DrIaIin.rus. Msnrh IS. 1853.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
d. BARTHOLOMEW, Esq.
Arrest of a supposed Ro5her of the

Arrest Of a supposed Robber of the
Patent Office. -Oiliccr Bnwyer. of New
York, on Monday. arrested James Webb,
supposed 10 be implicated III stealing the
government jewels from The Patient Office
IN Washington.
.rhis man (he New York Pos, says)
is notorious offender. aud was foHnd in
Jersey City. Officer l,nwyer. Introducing
himself as an arcnmplirc. aud observing
that they had both becn scycrly handled
in the Police Gazette, cot The confidence
Of Webb. and, under the plea &c the lie.
sire 10 communicate some important in
formation, persuaded him TO cross the fer.
ry to this CITY. where he threw of his dis
suisc, and. producing his documents. sen,
him 10 the Chiefs Office 10 mediate upon
the muIahlily Of fortune and The deceit
fnlness Of white men,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

Col. Painc.-The editor Of tho Carolina
GaIelle, noticing the announcement in il. neigh.
hor the Chronicle, Of the spPon,men, Of Col. r.
T.. Paine. late Commander Of the North Carroll.
ma regiment in Mexico, az one Of the Commits
sioncrs TO settle the claim. under the Mexican
treaty. quotes with much apparent EMULATION a
statement in The Boston Atlas. saying thar ex-
Governor Paine Of Vermont, (no, Col. Paine Of
North Carolina.) has received the appointment.
But with quite as pleasant feelings we refer the
editor Of the Gazette to the following " official
announcement, which we copy from the Nations
al In,ellisencer Of the :2d instant, by which he
will see that he has heen led inin an error by
the Atlas and that his nrighhor the Chronicle is
right:
George Evans, Of Maine, Caleb Il.
Smith, Of Indiana, and Robert T.. Paine.
Of Nnrh Carolina, 10 be Commissioners
under The act of the Congress of the Unit.
ed States, Of the 3D. Of March. 1919. Ell.
titled An act 10 carry into effect certain
stipulations of the irraiy between the
United States of America aud the Repuh.
lie Of Mexico Of The ID day 81 February,
1873"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
ObiiuarY.

Diel. in Person county. on Friaay lss,. he "a
inst. Nj. RieHAHB Z. GoEpoS. ~ lie 37.h year
u his age. NJ. GoriOa WAS highly respcg,sd
meml-r AZ the Presbyterian church for rs,era
wears II hi lasa illness. which MAS short lul
sioieni. though he Was unable 10 ssy much On
any subject. YET he was I'aiirni and Submissive
and Expressed a Ieriect resignation TO The viii Of
his heaSrnly Father. and sniHe reliance on The
righteousness q Chris ior acceptance With Goi
Tie has lei, widow. three small children, and an
agod iathcr, 70 mourn over their inrpsrllle loss
hut they may say with eonfdrnce that their los
j. his gain. II lhr devoted husband. the aiIsc.
tomato father. ihe iutful son and the kind neigh.
Dor !. Wolil, ofrspeci aud love. then Mr. Gordon
was for such he was in an eminent degree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
mARRIED.

IL shi. eaunls. an Sunday he Isrh instant. ),
Thanks Miisah. sea- Nj I.xrs n. MIIlrs 10
Mss ksra 4. c.HaIaarsS. dsughir q NJ.
Thomas caHing,on. dsrid.
Also' On Ihur-iss Me 18th instant. D, The
sanse. Mr. JoslrH o. Bnows 10 Mis, M,,Tx
4. Drsslsis. daughter 4 Nr. Timothy Dunaa.
gan. decd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Petition - IN Equity.

ISAAC Craig, ID. w. Claig, Candice crnic,
Elizabeth Davis, Rchecca, married with Tho
mas Jacobs, George Malcii, Nancy, married with
Joan Carlin, Jane, married with David 'l'innen,
Joseph Mallctt and Jane Mnlctt hsirs ii law of
Rebecca Craig, decreased. have filed their petition
IN this Court, setting forth that William Craig,
and Robert Nichols and wife Margaret. also heirs
at law Of the said Rcbccca Craig. deceased, arc
dead, aud have LOFT no children that have been
hcatd OF for seven years, and pray that the money
now in the hands Of the Clerk and Master Of this
Court, arising from the sale OF the real estate Of
said Rchecca Craig, deceased, and held by him as
the property OF tic said William Craig and Robert
Nichols and wife Margaret, shall he paid over ia
them; and il appearing to the Court that the said
William Craig aud Robert Nichols and wife Mar
garct not inhabitants ii this state; Ii is there
fore ordered that advertisement I've made in tho
llillsborough Recorder for six successive weeks,
for the heirs OF William Craig, Robcrt Nichols
and wife Margaret, to appear at the next term Of
this Court, 10 be held at the court house in Hills
borough, on the second Monday Of September
next, then and there 10 plead answer or dcmur TO
said petition, or the same will he taken pro c2a,
tesso as 10 them, and decree entered accordingly.
Witness, .. r. Long Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at office, this 2lst day Of
March, 1919.
O. +. LONG, C. a ME-.
Price adv. So so. 74-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

ATkansas-lli Is said ~ Ihe Ralfssillr
Esgle Thai calnnel Raanr. Ile lIrmorrsI
r. rsndnlale. il rlerlrd. rannot hrrame
Governor af Arkansas. The inauguration
oath rrquirrs HE party io swrar lliaI he
has never heeB rng.grd IN du,l. rillrr
as prinripal. second. sr hrsrrl Of rIlai.
lrngr. Gol. X as. however. fought will
Albert Psks. Thr Srnaif II lie State II
rs recent Session repealed lie Law. with al
eve 10 the rase ~ t'al. n. bul lie House
refused 70 pass he bill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
A Veteran Newspaper Publisher

Dead.-David G. Claypool, aged o., late.
~ died in Philadelphia. lie was one oflhe
prnprieiors Of one II the frat newspapers
published in the United Slates-ihe Adj
veriiser. in Philadelphia. subsequently
Poulson's Advertiser. Il was issued from
the building in which was formerly Frank
linz oiiire. Mr.. Claypool is said 10 have
been lineal descendant Of Oliver Crom-
well.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

4 man named I..i,n (:ra.iry was A.
Ssslesi and snnmHl,d % jail n Wadr.hs-
fangh. "a he l1lL inst an > charge u
passing eaan'rsirn manry.
lie all be iIiri Il he Superior c"nri IL
September. The mnnry he passed. ron.
slslri 81 ESQ in slO bills an Cape Fear
Bank. and $50 hills en Charleston Bank.
bDlh badly executed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

The Kentucky Legislature. during Is recnl
session. passed siI hundred and seventy-one acts
and fourteen joint resolutions. or the ari. il !,
s.il, one hundred and ninety -.iI were for grant
ing dirarces'
Il Is stated in the paren that within three
months aler Ii. nrw law u di.orce Was adopted
Ia France, there were as many divorces s mar
risgrs and ih,i in eighteen months fIcenty Aous-
and were registered.
We hope French morality Is not 10 bc import-
ed into this country. bu, the examples exhibited
in the Kentucky Legislature .ppesr to be making
fearful approximation toward. il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
FROM THE RIO GRaNpE.

The flag" published at the new
town II Brownsville, on The Rio Grlnde,
states il,a, for the week ending on the 3D.
ms ant, the number nf deaths from cholera,
in population numbering seven or eight
hundred, was about seventy five persons,
among whom were some oi he most en-
lerprising and useful citizens. This exhlh.
lis fearful mortality. At The latest date,
however, lthe llth.) the disease had almost
entirely disappeared, and The town had AS.
sumcd its won,ed business appearance.
The same paper says lha, The introduc-
ton nf all kinds fprnvisions inln Mexico
on that frontier is ainabsnlulely prohihi,-
ed-,he Mexican Senate having sci aside
the initiative of the Ministry. who, upon
the representations oi the citizens aud
authorities ON the frontier, proposed a
limited Introduction oi the necessarles ol
life. This measure the Flag den,unces
III strong terms.
good number Of parties destined for
California have passed up the river, hay.
ing been fitted out with mules, DC. a,
Brownsville and the vicinity. Among
Others we see mentioned the parlie. under
Capt FAIR and Capt. Dodge.
Col. Hardce's squadron Of The 81 Ora.
goons has been ordered tn the San An.
tonic. 10 arrive between The 2Olh and 25lh
instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

On filay The 10Th. the Hon. MiIIssd Fillmore.
he Vice President, Withdrew flom farther sitrnd-
saee in The senats q n. present session. and The
Hon. David r Atchi-rn was again elected Presi-
dent pro ismpogr oflie Senate.
Tic Senate AZ The laiied States. having roIn-
pleled the husiuers hcfos L. cIo.ed lis special
sts.ion on Friday laa ~ an adjournment ,ias
de.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

4 new plague or epidemic has appeared
in the Philadelphia Aims House and the
City Hospital. !, produces modification
Of The mouth. gums and cheeks. ending
speedily in d. alh. Large numbers lave
lied &c il in both institutions. Ii has
probably arisen liom scarlet lever and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

ternvd q a-lni,srs I; ,,.x.1...a.,s
The drasing rssns.r
Thls i ihr firsi sin- srrh : ,ling -
haPrehsd IN ike anrli sirce ne FAM,
iion 81 lie iIinman fmp,Tr. Il 4 ,lrrr.
fore. HnFihy AZ bing rhIoniflsd ii lis
siay Of TrEslnIinns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

Vermont.-rhe vote upon the license
question in NIL the counties Of this Stale,
three towns in Caledonia county moi hav-
ing been received. stands. Cor no license,
20.U22; for license. s.sn9; majority against
license, ll.2l3. NO license" has a strong
majority in the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

The General Asscmbl, of Virginia adjoumcd
on Monday the 10Th instan, to the 2sih Of May,
when the session is 10 be resumed for the purpose
Of revising the civil code Of the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
Supreme Court Reports.
REDIff,TION oP PRICE

rHHE Subscriber having purchased from the
Ests,e Of w. 4. GALES, Esq. deceased. the
entire Edition Of Vols. 6, Z and s law. and Vols.
aud S, Equity, Of Iredell's Reports ri Case. dc.
ci,lcd in the Supreme Court Of North Carolina,
(ffom December Term lsa5. 10 August Term
ls4s, inclusive, and including also the Equity
Cases Of tho present Term Of the Court has re-
ducej the price from Sir Doktars to Fire Doiidrs
per volume; and is prepared to furnish them TO
Gentlemen Of the Bar aud TO Booksellers, except
Vol S Of Equity, to he published in few weeks,
Of which notice will he given. Orders for the
whole, or any one or more Volumes, promptly
attended to. Aud the Bar supplied Oh reasonable
tcrms with the previous Volumes Of North Caro-.
lin Reports. and Law Books generally.
- Bound copies furnished 10 the Profession
in exchange for their numbers.
L. j. HALE.
Fayetteville, March 10. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
SUPREME COURT.

WecoPy from the Register the following 0pin.
ions, delivered since our last notice:
by RrrrIS, q. j. In Gillespie b. Foy, in Equi.
~, from Rockingham; declares plaintiff not cnti.
tied 10 any part of the personal estate hut that j,
belongs to the defendants in equal parts.
Also, in Dargan .. Waddcll, from Arson, a.
wardms renire de moro.
Also, in Barnes =. Simms, in Equity, from
Edgccombc.
Also, in Bell .. CLARK, from Chatham, affirm
ing the judgment below.
Also, in Lea e. shelton. from Csswcll, affirm
ing the Judgment below.
Also, in Whitfield =. Hurst, from Wayne, af-
flrming the Judgment below.
Also, in Doe er dem. Powell .. Baughan, from
Northampton, reversing the judgment and direct
ing rsnire de moro.
by Nasa. ]. In Parrish {. Msngum, from Or
anes, affirming the judgment below.
Also, IN State z. M'Intosh, from Moore, revers.
ing the Judgment below, and rendering judgment
here for plaintiff.
Also, IN West =. Tilshman, from Craven, re-
sers'ng the Judgment, aud directing renire d,
moro.
Also, IN Askew 9. Daniel, in Equity, from
Granville, dismissing the bill.
Also. in Deans .. Dorteh in Equity, from
Nash, dismissing the hill with costs.
by PEARsoS,J. In Hall .. Hariss, in Equity
from Montgomery, directing decree for III,
plaintiff.
Also, in Harriss Z. Philpot, in Equity, from
Person.
Also. in Ward .. Jones, in Equity, from War
rem, declaring that the tcstator had life estat
only in the land.
Also, in Den er dem. Eiheridgc. from Curri
tuck, reversing the judgment, and awarding n
nire de moro.
Also, IN Hardy .. Williams, from Bcrtie, re
rersing the judgment, and awarding renire d
morn.
Alsa, in Henry =. Henry, from New Hanove
reversing the decree.
Also. in M.Craw =. Davis. in Equity, from SUI
~, directing decree for an account.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

law has been passed by the Legislature of
Ohio, ercmpting homestead from execution no,
exceeding ar hundred dollars in value, to take
effect from and after July next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

i . an extraordinary fsrt. ia, Aleu
people rome % What !. ezllrd Ugh words
II Y generally nse low language.
Naisis e lore are works of love.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

The Hon. Raialphus Dickinson. Represen-
i.live in The late Congress and Representative
eec, 70 the next Congress from The slate u Ohio.
diel in the City q Washington on The morning
Of the Goth instant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

The Hon. A. W. yenslls and John Kru.s-7
haze announced themselves a. ean.lilsies Sc Con-
Errs. in this drisiriri. They l~gan the canvass
N Chatham last ~eek.
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