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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Want
u 1ed-The subscriber wishes to purchase the Furniture
of family declining housekeeping any family or indiyd-
ua declining, find cash customer by addressing during
this week, to !" Randall" Box 1913 Post-Ohce:
NIB. Furniture not expensive in quality, would be
prefered 90 OF
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DRY GOODS.
The night place to buy DRY GOODS at s28 Grandst,
corner OF Orchard.
~ NJ. BODINES'S, the RICHEST and
QUsCHEApEST. DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT

~ NJ. BODINES'S, the RICHEST and
W CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
in this CITY, will open some choice NEW GOODS Ut great
BARGAINS than ever before offered Among themare
some STYLES NEW GOODS never before imported. Also,
500 long and square BRoCHE SHAWLs, new designs
aud cooring.
1000 WOOLEN sHAWLS, long and square, all new
rstterns of the most fashionable styles
O0THIBET sHAWLS, long aud square, scarlet, Grim.
SON. com and all other colors,
500 pieces of black and coored SILKS, at all prices
lOcnses DE LANES newest and choicest patterns ana
coIors 10 be found in this market from ls 10 Is cd and Is
LEGO pieces FRENCH MERlNoS, PARAMAFTAS
and LYONESE CLOTHS Of The most fashionable coiors
500 pieces ALPACAS, BOMBAZINES, MOHAlR LUIS
TIERS POPLINS and BROCADE LuSTERS
Also The best assortment of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,
SATINETS, VESTINGS, CRAYATS, OPERA TIES,
SILK and LINEN dANDKERCHIEFS, ttF gentiemen's
and bows wear to be in this CITY, and al less prces
Also SEQ pieces red white and yellow tLANNELS,
,vied and plain BLANKETS cradle, crib and large sizes
of tie best make MARSEILLES QUILTS, TICKING,
CANTON FLANNELS and DRAPERY of al kinds.
Also, Ladies' and Gents beat quality MD GLOVES ana
Ladies' fine embroidered LINEN HANDKERCHiEFS,
and black embroidered for mourning.
Also, wide black and colored SILK VELVETS for La
dies
Also, FRENCH CLOAKINGS Paris styles, entirely new.
Together with PRINTS from Sd to is yard LINENS,
DIAPERS, JACONETS, CAMBRICS, MULLS, PLAIDS,
SWISS and BOOK MI Sims plain embroidered and col
ored with every other variety of DRY GOODS. o23 In
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On THURSDAY October ~ Syo Pager Price y - -,-,ts
GENENlEVE or, TIE History OF q Servant C;ir( ,rans
lated from the French Of Aphoasc De Lanlurnc by a
Scoble
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XNANTED.-Two Carpenters wanted
al 142 Muberryst None but good worhmen n ne,
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WANTED.

Xg7ANTED To RENT.-A neat little
w House in genteel neghborhood not too far up nor
too far down ton and nst large enough 10 ION, a SdiDg e
Win n The modern improvements, Will be preferred n
liberal rent paid if in every respect such as reqrel Al
dress Bachelors" Union Square Fos Olice sa'tS M
non and terms ~ -
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slavery and the BLACKS in California.

A New Yorker iii California, writing
from San Francisco to his friend in this
City, says:
California, with all its wickedness and licensed
hels, will not stoop for moment to the meanness
OF Northern States in succumbing to Slavery. a
case occurred in one OF our towns recently, IN
which man had his slave brought before Judge
to compel MIN to obedience The Judge heard
the parties at length, and then gave his decision at
length, the cream OF 1t beng: AS we found no
Slavery in the country when we came mere, the
Court acknowledges no such peculiar institution,
and the man is at liberty to 60 where he chooses"
Very soon after, however, he was brought in by
crowd, again, to answer for having committed an
assault and battery upon his master, knocking
him down, &c. and also for resisting the Sheriff
who attempted to arrest him. Arguments were
again heard, at the close OF which the Judge said
" AS the Sheriff attempted to arrest him without
a writ, the man was iusttable in his resistance
and as his so-called master had no right to lay his
hand upon the man, the latter merely acted in
self.deiense and there was, consequently, no
cause of action" So he was again at liberty 1t
is astonishing how soon they learn the meaning OF
that word, and practice its precepts They are
very happy set OF fellows here, they do Just as
they please, and the most grumblng hear aoout
it comes from our own mean Yankees, Wnoih inc LUG
negroes laugh at for their value OF plcayuhe oas
fact have noticed, which is, at the eating ar
coored man will walk in and take his s 70.
the general table, and no Southern ina .ad E,5
while low and deep curses will be nu.Isi'N
come from the North and East Paftlc0i"'
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HOLD PEN MAKERS.-A workman
Va entirely acquainted with the Manufacture of Cold
Pens may hear OF something for his advantage by calling
nj the Merchants Hotel and nquirng nj the Bar for Cod
PEN To such n workman, the best wages VIII pc PAD
and constant work given. 90
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TuE NETWORK TRIBUNE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,5y alprcantile Library Association
rSo l,no courge Of Lectures before TINS inst'O'ion
IN o,r,ence al Clinton Hall Tuesday evening at 4
' w., and ill consist OF ten Lectures
Mo- 81 Lecture BY L. p WmpfLE, Esq Boston,
subt,ct: "Characer" IN nm
Nov l2--l Lecture By Very Rev. JAMES RYDER ~
Georgetown D. c. ,.,...,o.o
Nov 49, lecture. Gro H. MILES, Esq Baltimore
aTbe Crisis and The Struggle
Noy. Pol Lecture J. s. DWIGHT Esq. Boston, l"o
one,a, especially 1Mozarts Don Giovanni"
Dec 81 Leceue Rev. JonN LORD, Medford, Mass
"Gusiayus Adophus"
Dec lo-l Lecture Rev Jons LORD, Medford, Mass - =
Dec. III Lecture GEORGE VASDENHofF "Sketch o
be Life, of r. B Sheridan with readings from ms come
diesp Readings from the principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec. 24--l Lecture GEORGE VANDEHHoFF Inc SANE
conrinued. Readings of The principal scenes IN "Ihe
School for Scandal"
Dec 3l-l Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHoFF. me same
continued Readings from the principal scenes in Cn'ici
or a Tragedy R4heorsed]' His Decline, Deah-Bn'l re-
ame Of of Shcridans merits comic dranatst
Jan IL Lecture Rev. L. H. CHApIN, New-York: Sub
gct "The Man of the World
Tickets of admission the Course, lady aud gentleman,
ST. single ticket TO the Course, 81; single admission 80
euts To be had at the desk the Library and The prn
final bookstores GEO. PRCKHAM Cor Secretary.
o23 eodtf
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as Cook, by respectable Protestant
IAwoman, in private family She lisa good plain Cook o.
and Washer and lroner she has no objections to go NJ
Inquire at GO West Washington place. oI3 ltf
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER q BROTHERS, New York
u d 81 D publish

u 81 publish
0nTHuRsDAY, ociol.r5i u, svo Paper. Price =, cents
GENEVlEFE or, Tie History Servant Cilri Trans
lated from the French Of AIpAonsc De LanluTc By a H.
Scobe
A6p sT o. MEGofRS or Y YOUTH Tn sga,si
from The French Of Alphouse De l.ainartine.
lie AID 4arees nl hp 10 have deegy ..sded human
;ufe m ISs~A'A Advertiser
Also on the sane day lq Muslin Price s. Vol Ills II Of
MEMOIRS or THE LIFE MD WRITINGS OF THO
MAS CHALMERS, ID LID Edited 9y ms s'n'ia-
law, Rev William Hanna, LID -.
4 PiH IN ~eA simplicity os 9S sf EIp. ~i.s1"
.,o ~, m. same dav No. I'm. Of THE PICTORIAL
FiE Eli 81 jG sI Of TIE REv0LurioN astrs-
lions bv Pen and Pencil the History, Scenery Rehcs,
and Traditions of DE Ward for independence BY eesou
sing and Barr Chiefly from Original Sketches by The an
thor To be completed in about 20 numbers $40 f@ief' -
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
THE COUNTRY YEAR BOOK: or,thc Field ne For. For
est, ard the Fresidc. BY William HowIt limo Masiin
HISTORY OF XERxEs THE GREAT. By Jacob
Abbott, lSmo Muslin Ge cents, Beng the Thirteenth
PETTIcoAT GOVERNMENT. By Mrs. rrollopc.
4 CREEK AID ENGLISH LEXICON or THE
NEW TESTAMENT BY Edward Robinson.DD LID
new fn' See 8 "a f cn Is ''0
Aa THE ENGLIsH L1NGlAGE IN is Ecmeus and
By William C. Fowler late Professor OF Rhetoric in Am
hers College $40 Muslin. 81 So
FIVE YEARS OF 4 HUNTERS LIFE IN THE FAR
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Native Tribes and Anecdotes OF ne Chase OF me LOB b
ephant Hippopotamus Giraffe, Rinoceros nc &c. by ~
Gordon Cumming, Esq. Wnh Illustrations. volumes
limo. Muslin, 81 Is. ~ ,x,,, -, =, -,
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF LEIGH HUNT with kelnin-
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HEALTH, DISEASE AND REMEDY, Familiariy and
Practically Considered in their relations 10 the hooa Dy
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THE RECENT PROGRESS OF ASTRONOMY t.sperr
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RAILWAY ECONOMY: a Treatise on the new Art
of Transport It's Management Prospects and Relations
COMMERCIAL Financial and Social with an Exposition OF
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SPLENDID NUMBER of the PEN
~ NY YANKEE DOODLE Fifteen Capital EnsFaV-
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It contains in part as follows
Bucks on Observation-Disclosures.
The Female Proteus-luStraed
Ladies in Broadway-iustraled
One Sherry Cordwainer for Two-usuated
Maryrdom of ST. Lawrence-iliustrated
Sharon Springs Tounament-ilustrated
Fair of Amazing Imposition
Com in the Rough-nlusrated.
That Coat-nusrated.
Pils-ilusraIed.
Nuthin Like Leather.
Punkin Pies. &c. &c.
! 9 Dey-st. o-o et'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pRADBURY'S SONG AND GLEE
IICLASS.-Mr WILLIAM B. BRADBURY would re
specthy inform his friends and all who wish learn to
sing that hes prepared organize his Vocal Glasses
for the fall and winter.
Such singers-ladies ard genlemeu-as would like 10
Join acass tor The study ofSTYLE, Musical IxroxA1os,
ExPREssioN, &c in connection with the practice songs,
glees, and chorusses, vii please the OF the
"NewYork Conservatory of Music i'll Broadway, on
Friday evening, the 18th quarter before O'Clock This
Class will be constructed in similar 10 the large
Choral Glasses and Song Unions of Europe.
An Elementary Glass viii be announced in few days,
for Wednesday evening
Residence 4d East-Eigheeutl-st.
o233 WIN. B. BRADBURY
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WANT PLACES.

NBISS c. will find an answer az the
IsR Tribune Office OBJ
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Also on The same day. No VII. Of TIE PICTORIAL
FIELD.Bo0K or THE REVOLUTION: or, il b
and Traditions Of lie Ward or Independence BY benson
Losing Esq M 69o Engrayings on W9o6 a. GS e s.
thor To be completed in about 20 numbers, $40 Paper 70
cents each
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~ ladies of NeXv-York and Vicintty-Do you

q Ladies' of New 1rK ana slcIhty1D40cyou
wsh to keep your furniture new in is appearances II Y3I
fGSS i very popular in Philadelphia being patron
lied 81 tnies of hut city twin clean, revive,
ch glossy appearance much better than vanishing ANY
lsdy can apply moment~ill not soil The dress
ro ~ u easnnt odor from ald the furniture be used
smlcdiaelY Cabinet makers should also try it. Price .
cents per bottle retail Sold by E. COMBS sole agent tor
ork and Brooklyn 26S Grand-sl New York, and al
IS TRary-st Brooklyn. Sub.Agents will be appointed by
II r i'm y few DAYS OF 4wisWS&M'
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u To the Members of the Protective

f85 To the Members Of the Protective
gnions-A FAIR FIELD AND NO FAVOR re-
9ested YOU TO meet with the 10th October and hear
In Yourselves tile disputes between the Union aud myself
If9w you did so, and you resolved unanimously to sub
t ell sputes between and the Union TO Horace Gree
w. On The IAN named w r. Williams my arbitrator,
nd empowered him to give bonds my part to abide by
he decision, On the 17h received Engagement on the
art of the p IT, signed by Ira B Davis, and the l8lh
eceved summons from Ira b. Davis, as agent of the
Union. demanding possession of the rooms where my fam
IN reside for the non-payment of months rent CON
dered this dsonoruhle resisted ii and VIII continue TO
30 so the utmost ofmy power earnestly request you
7 o'clock at The Bakers House Of Gail in Grad-st
broadway for God only helps them that help themselves
& o23 2tF' GEORGE ADAM
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LEATHER. The
VHTSTRATFD BOOK PRINTING

Fp pslgNE aSlEFARA tx LESLIE begs 10 oHa
Office for ILLUSTRATED BOOK and idt he Is now pre-
pafeG To- s g 5 faf IN s
Pe9! Hsag sasf,Sd &c csn Pn he
81 Size Msss y S Sf sls e call % f9a
Publishers the SAVING e1 me- r. personally Specimens
all prepared on on t dppcaon refer to o9 Esoes
byR
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uHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY of

~ Euyope among which is a Gerinania9 by Kochler
yk of of the highest class The exhibition of Paint
III by arsts OF the above school has received many add
tie and remains open at the two rooms the Hall of
tIthurch of Divine unty in Broadway, between Spring
eIPriuce-sts from 10 O'Clock AM TIL 10 O'clock PM
Omission q cents Season Tickets 50 Catalogues IA
cs. jeleH
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tFs The Hebrew Benevolent SOcicty.-This So
cey vil celebrate its TYeny-ninth Anniversary on
THURSDAY EVENING, Now al the Chinese Rooms
OF 9lt
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~ Hat Finishers Aitend.-The Journeymen Hat
Fnishers Of New,York are requested to attend Leenng
& EVENING, Oct 30 1t is expected that every member
win attend crisis has arrived in the trade which be-
comes every act upon and show TO those that seek
nmue US that viii resist TO the last any attempts upon
our rights as men.
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151VMNASTIC and PHYSICAL En-

y w w ~ >, the new and extensive Rooms o.
Va ERCisEsto aa az ~ located al 500 BROADWAY,
CHARRIEssn and sre now open for The recep
ton Of Pupils his nurnose he has engaged Prof L. EL
nastc AeI f9r Of nc coI 4moas Gymnasium Of Paris and
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ing. t .neriaIIy for Youths are formed at P
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5ractce For Terms Of Subscription apply Or address ss
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A SITUATION by a youth, between II and
N 49, in some respectable business. Would be willing
to serve term in branch of The printing business,
good mechanical trade Address c. ~ this Office oE3 ~
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NB-Mcmbes of the trade from ohcrci request
led 10 meet whus. GEO. H. RICHARDS, President
( Gro. w WEED, Secretary. Oh IT.
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VOHNSON'S PRACTICAL AGRI-
DARTHENON CIRCULATING IL

Ill BRARY 252 BROADWAY.-The subscribers beg
leave to call the attention every class OF readers TO
their Libraryt win be found 10 AFFORD cheap and easy
method of access 10 best Periodical Publications, and
the most valuable well the Lighter Literature OF the
day.
The following English and American Periodicals are re-
ceived regularly for the use of the subscribers the Libra
~ viz: The North American, London Quarterly, Edin
burgh North British, Westminster and Democratic re
views Blackyoods Edinburgh, Coburns New Monthly,
Fraser's Sharpe's, London Tats Edinburgh Chambers
Edinburgh Journal, Knckerbocker, Eclectic, Sartan's,
GraLan's and fIarpers Magazines.
Terns-s5 year, 50 for SIX months, or 81 quarter.
o13 6tiseod C. S. FRANCIS & co. 252 Broadway
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& ~, Course ofLectures on French Literature
Rev Mr. AsTIE win deliver the first OF his series OF twelve
eciures in the French Language the principal authors
Ihe age of Louis NV on FRIDAY 18th inst IN the Hope
bape Broadway al y O'Clock P NJ, Tickets and circu-
hrs can be had at G. 2. Putnams, l55 BroadwaT Noe
lockwood & Sons III Broadway; f. Dupuy's, Pharma'
DEN 600 Broadway Price of ticket for one lecr o.
CENTS; for the twelve lectures, 81. olS OF
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A S WAITER, Chambermaid and Laun-
IA dress by two respectable Women, best of reference
piven Appv al PIT Firsav second door from Tweithst
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rS5- The Adjourned Annual Session Of the
GRAND DIVISION S. OF Il. will be held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, October sd at y O'CLOCK ut Nlerchahts
!' a1} S S,e o'0"0""S' ~ IT. EGDERLY, G.S.
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a S Cook, Washer and IrOner, by a re-
fAspeclable young Woman or 10 do General Homework
for a small family Has objections TO go short distance
in the country Best of city reference Call al so Muber-
r.s front room up stairs. Can be for two days IT.
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as GENERAL HoUsEMAID by smart,
Nance. dy Gins she lisa good Plain Cook, and fret
rate Washer and oner and has good references and IS
going for low wages Call al 223 Bowery. o23lt3
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S CnAMBERMAID, or Laundress by
IArespectable Protestant Young Woman, in respeca-
bic private family Can give good city reference Cen oe
seen for two DAYS from TO O'clock at So West Nine
teenth-s in the rear first floor. 90 -
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A S NURSE, or Houscmaid and Waiter
My respectable Young Woman with the best OF city
references Can be seen for days III "a Greenwcls
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NN7ANTED.-A Man Waiter and Foot
man for family up town. Apply At the Employ
Agency Office, CO EGst Fourteenist near Fog1lhaY
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able 0 Girl in ares especlobie private family is good
Gook and os ed g4ea asn aha 3 stands bo@ S to
a Ieoea6es In the first style Has the best of city ref
eTence from her place see the lady Cal at 4
Eors, near Secondary in The rear bldlng lor Two DAYS
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a S WET NURSE, by respectable young
Anea,llv woman. Her cildis five weeks old and has
no objection to take child in her residence itrequired
Can gvethe best of recommendation. Call at 2l3 Bowery
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q Situation is wanted by Protestant
IAyoung Woman assist with the care of Children and
light Chanberwork, or to take care OF Children ana 40
plain Sewing Apply at 10 Washington place. Can be
seen for days if not engaged. o@o IL
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gS5s Dr. I4utener's Ear lnfirmary, ?! Warren
al near Broadway open from till 2, for the exclusive
treatment OF ear Diseases Deafness discharges from the
ear and all unpleasant noises in the head cured in short
time without risk pain Consultation zee 81 oy ieler
nr otherwise Unpaid letters refused. sl9 2mD5tW<
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FSs- OIL. Oil! Oil!-Try McDOWELL'S EIGHTY
CENT WINTER OIL, beautiful article; viii burn clear
ard bright without smoke gum; warranted 10 burn all
niphi JOSEPH T. MCDOWELL,
s25 linz on Store, 156 Dvision-s.
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NOlicc--Taxes.

4 WILL attend at the following times and pie.
ces to collect the Taxes due for the year
lS49, 90 wit:
Macon Hall, on Saturday the 18th July.
Cedar Grove, On Monday the 18th.
Hillsborough. on Tuesday the 18th.
Hurdles. on Wednesday the 18th.
Wilson & MeKee's. on Thursday the 18th.
Red Mountain Zones 4 Hssser's Cioss rosds)
on Friday the isth.
William I.ipscomb's, on Saturday the 30th.
Harris Wilksron's, on Mon lay the s9na.
Prsttsburs. on Tucsdsy the aSrd.
Herndon's old place. on Wednesday the 3tth.
William Trcs's. on Thursday the 36th.,
Chapel Hill, on Friday the 26th.
Thomas Longs, on ssturd y the a7th.
Jesse 3. Durham's, on No ,dsy the 18th.
William Thompson's. on Tuesday the 3osh.
Hillshoro', Town Tsx. on Wednesday sist.
or The Magistrates sppoia'ed TO tshe the list
Of Tarables and Taxable property for 1850, viii
attend At the times and places above described in
their several districts. Puncfuoiify 10 expected
from all
June, IS, 1850. So
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Nnlssllnenis@, WAohradaa Aada9lA-
bed q 4 creditor IN order b Ohmin
judgment 60 q debt az douhtfai justice,
thclld Be- paid the utmost hrthihg,
While he WhofuFnisbed tie dying mEn's
family With the means Of Subsistence.
dsrisg his last hosrs. shosld lee The
whole. hscs1ss 10 did net taks jude-
nsnt ths day before ths naa diedf
"And again; % fhes any coed res-
go Why IN Execstor o. Adninistrator
shoxld have Q preference - 10 when
hey shesld pay al. and 70 wAoa they
should pay nones How nueh more dig
nihsd. because more Just. il wesld s.
to pay oil just debts. q whatever name.
IN peoportien 70 the amount Of debts
and the means Of payment This pro-
position 10 self-evident, without further
argument.
Ths writer srss upoa IL LSsiSsstsss ala tAs
PssPn<g q sseli.Ains jury uisls in eur County
cosrsA % sssns q swing sxpenss 10 ssison
and shefsspiag versions dslsya Ths matter
Vas bsfor The last L<yislsius. and probably win
BE nshs nert coaAiesins opinions sxiss - 70 shs
propri<iy u mailing lhe silsniion ; bus We irua
there sill Be- wisdam enough in the legislature
10 nshs judicious disposition Of the matter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
Obituary.

Died, on Sunday afternoon the soih Of June,
Mrs. EIIzAsrrH NrIsos, wife Of VIM. Nelson,
esq, in the 5lst year Of her sge. Mn. Nelson had
been for many years member of,hs Presbyterian
Church IN This place, having in early life giver
herself 10 the Saviour under the ministry Of th'
Rev. ]. Wiihenpoon. She maintained, amid DO
Oily infrmiiies and many tdsls. consistent chris
iisn profession. Her end was pesce. By faith
and patience she hath inherited the promises, snt
entered into glorious rest.