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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
Missouri Election.

From a table in the Republican exhibiting
the returns from twenty-six counties, we
take the following totals: Gamble, l5,l37;
Ryland, SGT; Napton, S,3O7; Scott, S,567
Wood, 4,Gl5; Mcbride, 1857; Jones, 5,43S;
Williams, $3.50; Hayden, 6,OO4.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL EIEcToN.- In
the first, second, third, sixth, seventh
eighth, and probably in the fifth and tenth
districts, Democrats have been elected; in
the ninth and fourth, Wing candidates re-
ported elected.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Mucm obliged to "Enquiror"---too late
however for this week..--will appear next.
Missouri VoIrNTELRs.-..1he Republican
contains the decision of w. l.. Marcy Sec
rotary of War, in the case of Joel Thomp-
son, of Company T., Missouri Volunteers,
Sd Regiment. Thompson's claim for bounty
land was rejected, because "the order for
marching the company Of which he was a
member, TO the seat OF war, was counter
handed soon after the muster, and it never
wen. to the seat of war" In the case OF
Samuel S. IIbler, Alex. II. H. Stuart, sec.
rotary of the Interior decided that "lliblel
having been discharged or Surgeons certi
iicate of inability, does not give him RICH,
to the benefit of the act of February ii
1871" The claim of Shamcl Parham wa,
allowed.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

and OF the leading citizens of Charlesl on
have called meeting, which was to have
been held on the 10Th, to oppose separate
secession"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

There arc now only 1900 slaves in the State
Of Delaware, but the number Of free oOloret
people is $1,000. In 1880 the slave populations
was over 5000.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

PnAin,E STATE SrovEs.-QuARLEs & CALD-
WELL have this valuable stove. II is recon-
mended in the very strongest terms by all Of
our citizens who have given il a trial. See
Quarles & Caldwell's advertisement. They
have entered upon large business, are enter
pri,ng and accommodating, and have great
variety Of ever, thing in their line.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

The National lntelIigencer thinks the
Cuban Declaration of independence is u
forged Document manufactured in the
United States, by the I'ilIibusters.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Won IN A RArrLE.-A CORE pondent Of tho
Louisville Journal tells a PRETTY good story Of
negro rattle which came of some where in
Mississippi. The owner of a black boy named
Bill put him up to be rallied for. A bystander
bought chance and gave it to the negro, who
threw hgnest, won himself and put himself up
again at 5000. His old master threw high, but
Bill tied him, and in throwing of Bill lost, and
went home quite contented, with $500 in his
pocket. The Tribune copies the story, 80 we
suppose it is all right. The fact Ina. Bill, after
winning his freedom, put himself up to be raf-
fled for a second time 10 forcible illustration
of the horrors Of slavsry."-.Nsw York Sun
day Times.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

WING MrssrNGEu.--We are requested by the pro-
pretors of this paper 10 state tina, they have an agent
now travelling through the counties OF Pike and Rails,
and in few days will have one III Monroe, Shelby,
Lewis and Clark They will the citizens generally,
and solicit subscriptions.
Mr.. p. A. Saul is their agent for Monroe and Shell
by counties
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

GAscoNADE County. - Williams, So
Jones, 22l {; Gamble, 1906; Napton, Al ;
Wood, 26; Scott, As; Ryland, LOG ; Nc
Bride, IL; Hayden, ID. Stone, Circuit
Judge--no opposition -.2l1
MoNrrEAu CouNTy.-Ry land, l31; Gam
BILE, III; Scott, 257 Williams, 1876
Jones, 2Ol; Napton, lis; Mcbride, ,;
Wood, ID. Hayden, 227.
CRcuIT.-Aliler. 3l6; Edwards, ISIS.
LArAyErTE.-Ryland, 759; Naplon, 200
Wood, SO Gamble, go; Scott, SO
Hayden, 1877 Mcbride, Is; Jones, II
Williams, Is. Two townships to hear from
SAMNE.-Ryland ISL; Napton lGS
Wood ia; Gamble 26l; Scott Isl
Hay den 1913; Mcbride IS; Jones %
Williams 81.
COOPER Co.-.--lIayden S43; Gamble 62S
Scott GI2; Napton l73 Ryand 40.
Circuit Judges---Millei 100; Edwards 235
MARION CoUNry.--Napton, 407 Gam
BILE, SO7; Scott, 3l9; Wood, 307; Ry
and, 1893; Hayden, AS Mcbride, 1876
Jones, Is; Williams, Is. Circuit Judge.
Wells, $50. County Surveyor--Sheets
ST..
LEWIS CouNTv.-Gamble, 237; Napton
232 Wood IL; Scott, 1919; Ryland 20
Mcbride, 222; Hayden, 40; Williams
3; Jones, 3.
Circuit Judge---aeese, 400; Alternately
IG7.
MONROE County, IN part Gamble
42i Hayden, 24l Wood, 10; McBrid,
2G7; Napton, lS7 Scott, g.; Williams
Us Ryland, 40; Jones, 6.
Cirsuit Judge-..-Abernathy, 3OS; Reese
2lS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14
JEFFERSON, CRY, August s.

The following is the official vote of Nor
gan and Polk counties:
Morgan - Scott, 1917; Napton, % F.;
Gamble, 40; Mcbride, IL; Williams. 1870;
Jones, 40; Wood, Is; Hayden, 100 ;
RylaEd, 1919.
Circuit Judge-Edwards, l57; Miller,
.257.
Polk-Scott, 1919; Williams, 327 Jones,
332; Wood, 40; Hayden, 7G; liyland 1872
Circuit Judge Johnson. 372; Wright
III.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

The population OF Cuba is now PAT ,25O!
The length Of the leland is 10 English miles,
and its breadth varies from rs 10 80 miles.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

The health of St. Louis is stated by the
papers to be unusually good for the season
No cholera.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

will il (he Union) support Gen. ScoTr for
President, If nominated by Wing National
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
We may or may not. In the first place, Gen.
Scott will not be the nominee Of the National
Convention. In the second place il the nominee,
he will be a friend Of the Compromise measures,
for the National Wing Convention are about
a. likely to elect the Courier's favorie polni
cian the imam in the NOON" as an anti CON-
promise man. II Convention, purporting to
be Wing National Convention should be guilty
of such thing, we should be in favor oil choo'-
ing delegates to better Convention TO select
better man. But our neghbor need not be un
easy, or lose any sleep on account of Gen. Scots
position. |! is no, likely that after zealouslv
exer,ng his influence for the success of the
compromise measures, he will now turn his
back on them. We earnestly hope that Fill
more will be the nominee, and this we believe
to be the wish of the majority of the Wing
party-so that in all likelihood Gen. Scots re-
commentator to the "Whigs of the North" by
the Pennsylvania Conv ention, and his nomina.
ton by the non.commttal Wig. of Ohio,
will be frutless, and only result IN injury to the
political character of really good aud true man.
Benton.--C Courier
Th. of course, i, The only answer the Courier
could or dared TO make. 1t shows however,
that oil the talk about Union" and "harmony''
between the two wings of the democracy is
mere gable 1t was Col. Benton that divided
the party. and unless we are much mistaken il,
the spirit of the Benton men, they are no,
likely to abandon him TO please his enemies
We shall look for the doings Of the next Demo.
cratic State Convention, with some degree OF
interest. We presume the majority Of the
United" aud harmonious Democracy" Of this
state will choose and instruct the delegates tc
the National Convention. In this arrangement
for "ccmpromise" it seems that the anti Ben
ton men are to 20 into tho Convention com
mitted against Col. Benton. In what spirit vii
the Benton men enter the convention? W.
shall see Altogether the proposition on tn
part Of the anti Benton men is . one sided sor
, Of q compromise. Their dislike OF Col. Ben
3 ton we opine will be little deepened on tn
A appearance of his forthcoming work, for it i
q said that Col. Claib Jackson, and several othe
prominent members Of their party will be mad
to "snel like burnt horn" 1t will be politi
= cal as well as historical work. That work
r destined to make lis appearances before the tim
clnominating delegate to the National Conver
ton, and you dare not erect platform til 20
look into its terrific pages for yVu will not kno'
beforehand what you have TO meet. You wi
g be in the dark us to whether you are to contiu
a. enmiy with the Col. or sill be able TO make II
friendship with the leader, and secure the C,
!. operation Of his powerful friends in Missouri
= We don't wonder q. your wanting to comprt
is mise, bu. We do wonder that you should c,
"A pect your selfish terms to be accepted.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

The This scientific compa-
ny of singers will favor our citizens with
one Of their interesting concerts next
Wednesday evening. Their performances
are such that the bare announcement of the
fact will be sufficient to secure them q
crowded house.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Horses maated by Shoot and Davis. See
advertisement,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Mucm obliged to "Enquiror"---too late
however for this week..--will appear next.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

SIOUX TREATy.- The Commissioners have
been successful in concluding treaty who
the lower band, of the Sioux Indians with
receive after their removal, T22O,OOO to
settle their obligations, remove and subsist
them.--and after that, cash annunities OF
100000 per annum or three.(oulths as much
rs was stipulated in the treaty with the up
per bands, and the same ratio, thrcc-iour,hs
as much of annuilies that are not cash annu
iie'---lor fifty years.
There will have been paid out in ALL al
the expiration of the fifty years, little les,
than $4,000, 900, for the entire purchase.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

A WING PAPER At HANSiBAL.--lt IS now deter
mined 10 have a s,aunch and reliable Wing paper al
Hannibal We learn from an authentic source, ,ha
Dr. X. N. Anderson intends establishing new "i.'p
naror il, that CITY in month OF two. From the know
ab;,y of its inten ded editor are confident WI
H. :. ...i,,,, Ina ,npion IN the Wing cause.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

A WING PAPER At liANNIBAL.--h Is no" ue'''
mined TO have staunch and reliable Wing paper a,
Uanuibai We learn from authentic source, that
Dr. X. n. Anderson intends establishing anew wing
naper in that city in a month two. From tue known
ability Of its inten ded editor, we are confident II VIII
be IA valiant cha mplon IN the Wing cause
We take the above from the Louis
lana Reco,d. We have no objection to
fair competition, but we detcst such an
evident, underhand effort to disparage
and detract from the character of a colem.
porarv. The Associate Editor of .he Rec
ord is fast acquiring Tor that paper the I'M
reliable character Of the old "JournaI,'
which flourisAed, SUNK, and died OF the
absurd flights of his vicious imagination;
and nothing he can say will do any good
or harm to any party, or public or private
interest--it is the motive we denouncc. "A
"Uhig" paper...as if no Wing paper were
now published here; a "slaunch and reIia
bic" wing paper, as if the "union" were
not n s,aunch and reliable wing paper
Whether il has been such or not, we ap
peal confidently to our patrons to decide
If it is intended TO compete ialrly with thI
paper, We have no objection, il it is inten
ded to put il down, we say now it shall no
be DONE To begin with, we intend t.
commence the second volume with film!
out the subscriptions TO the "llann'ba
Journal" which the associate editor OF tn
Record perhaps recollec,s something abou
-.-not that we are Under any legal or mora
obligation to pay his debts, but his subscr'
bers were mstreated, and, under a mistakes
impression, have been disposed TO visit "
on us the punishment due The publishers
the "Journal." This step will ensure az
vertisers an extensive circulation, whlc
shall be still more increased, so soon as "
can obtain the services OF good agents
The terms OF the "Ilannibal Journal an
NV..,orn lrn;nnS :, i'll bp
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

Any kind Of fruit may be preserved many
years, by putting it into crock when in green
state, and sealing over the crock air tight A
case is related of currents preserved in this way,
twenty nine years.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

The second volume of this paper will b
published under the title Of the "Hannlba
Journal and Western Union"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-14

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-08
ATTENTIONS!
October 4.

To he Commissioned. MN csamissicned o.
fcers, Musicicns and Pirafs Of the Ash
Regiment Of n. C. Militia. disbandei by
act If Assembly aad attached 70 ms An
Rsgimrnf.
ATa Count Martial of the 47th Regiment,
n hell in Marlborough on Friday the Sd inst,
a committee was appointed 10 propose some suit
allie plan for the formation into districts Of that
por,inn Of the 4slh Regiment nov aitachet 10
the 47ih.
Al an adjourned meeting Of the Court Martial
ON Saturday iih inst, the committee submitted
the following report. which was unanimously a.
dop,cd. .That the Caswell county line he The
northern boundary line Of the Cedar Grove dis
,rict: The Als,nancc county line be the western
h,,n,lary the s,agc-road leading from bills
: borough 10 Mason Hall be the southern hounda
~. ,,,.,,.
The northern boundary Of the Mt Willins
district Ia he the southern boundary line OF th'
Cedar Grove district the Alamancc county hn'
,s he the western boundary the Woody rs bldg
,usl leading to the Alamancc county line by Mr
w. j. Bingham's school TO be the southern boun
dairy.
The Sandy Field district 10 be bounded on thu
north by the southern boundary line oil ihe ny
Willing district 10 be bounded on the west 3,
the Alamance county line; and on the south b.
the Chatham county line."
II was resolved by tho court Martial that tn
above report be published in the Hillsborougi
Recorder and N. q. Democrat.
WILLIAM ii. BAILEY,
Judge Advocate.
October z. Sf-
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I.sp,sblic Of Sierra Madrs.

The Houston ('rexa-) Telegraph u the
l2,h instant thinks that the failure Of the
Culmn Expedition will help on The new
/. Republic. "f Sierra Madre." proposed to
he carved out of The Northern Provinces
Of Mexico. |, regards this asa fixed Tact,
and ,len ylres clear iniima,inn at FUR
,her unlawful enterprises against Cuba
which are 10 he Dependant, upon j. we
have seen nothing in prin,' even IN regard
n,his Cuba m ,iirr. more fraught with vii
inl madness and reckless lust 81 ronqnes
,han the following proposition and argn
m ~, of the Houston paper:
Whatever may BIZ the power Of lh'
General Government 10 prevent the t'u
ban volunteers from prosecuting their ex
u .iillon. IL rani ., prevent lis clilzen
IRON rmigraiing 10 the Northern Provin
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Removal.
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Fall and Winter Supply
NEW GOODS.

rS,HE subscriber. (liaving removed his store to
the huusc formerly occupied by Mr. John u.
Kirkland as a Leather Store, situated on the
corner West Of the court house, would respect
fully Inform the citizens Of hillshoroueh and his
country friends, that he has just received and
opened 6nc and varied assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
embracing every variety Of Articles usually
brought to this market. He would invite particu.
lar attention to his Cloths, CasssmcreS,
VcStiIsgs, sc. for Gentlemen, and 10 his
Silas. s70tfselin DE Lanes, Pop.
sins, &C., for the ladies' they will he found TO
lie Of superior quality and pattern, and al rery
lo,c prices. Indeed IL is his determination 10
sell all his goods at the most reasonable prices /;
and those who favor hin with their custom may
expect liberal dealing.
He would take this occasion to return his
hearty and sincere thanks tothe public for tn
past liheraliiy, and hopes, by his earnest endca-
vas 10 please in the future, 10 secure con,inu-
ancc Of their favors.
JAMES M. PALMER.
October 4. O4-
/ n. b. AL those indebted to Laws & Palmer,
will call aud make immediate payment to James
NJ. Palmer, as the business Of the firm must be
wound up
October Z. 04-4w
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The his.sblroash Racanirr pefnlls iiself q
make The amusing exprrSsioa that lie STATE y
Aorth CsIs'llna : A. lrGef WIKI rrinri,Ilrs -
any State IN The uusn" Win fhe kenosSrr h
good enosgh 10 say shat Mig rrinei,.Irs are.
and What she Edilafss as hhigs. are forl
Raj Nan A-.L
One misia aisrr from dc above, .sssf de Edi-
Tor ofthr slanSAri was As isndfssa u lie na,u,e
Of Wing PEinriEars Is hs is Of his can. But be
has besn too el,se an vs@Hser, and too caa.,.at
= 'eadfr II he keoonirr. 60 pernfs y % belisve
'aai be Is isnarani eiiher Of Wing rainriPlss. or
Hhai The rdiisrs u lhe Recorder. = O. whiss.-
are iir. The eli;or % the Standard has made no
mistake as 10 Tie nature Of Wing principles and
ieir inaaense on The LATE cIer,ians in ihis State.
The utter condemnation OF Ihe doctrine of scrrs-
sn, and the rrluke given 10 the spirit Of di.un-
hon which the editor Of the Siandard had been
long iadus,riaa y Gag gel in fostering. came up
on him with csnsinein; power; abS'naw. though
le = eaniinaally showing his clOsen fpo:. lie dis
ci'inis his adhesion 70 The doctrine, and inks il
shauid be lesariei % oaly a. an extreme MIA.
sure. and Or future assressioas. The new Iishts
which have sprung up before him: have 50 Ear H.
lumined his path as - enable him. 10 see tina.
Gov. z i'maa i moi the proper man 10 he elect
ed G'ssfan OF Mississippi, ami even that South
caiolina : has no good cause. al this time. Tor
seeding from the Union" All the southern
States. with the exception Of South Carolina,
have spoken a. plainly as did North Caroline,
shsir secePance Of the Compromise and their
continued regard Tor The Union; and the editor
Of the Standard is no, the man 70 Withstand pub
lie oPini'n when sOehafy oppressed. Iii easy.
therefore. 70 perceive why r is iha, the doctrine
Of secession hsscrased. in his estimation. 10 be
any thing mors Than an abstract right not noe
10 De rrucised."
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s.sauiions Of The Whiss Of Virginia.

klri having completed lis n ,Ininatinn :
al candidates fnr State offices, on FRIDAY
last. the Wing State Convent m Of vm-
pnil took M and unanimously adopted
III following resolutions, reported by a
committee If fifteen of its member /.
They hear witness To virginis's love fr
The Uninn. and record just appreciation
~ the present National Administration:
Resolrsd, Thai, although differences
of opinion exist amongst the members Of
he Wing parry, as they are known Ia
exist among their opponents. in regard ."
some Of the provisions of The new t'nnsti-
iu,inn which has been recommended by
the late State Convention, the efforts male
III some quarters 10 represent the wings as
parry 10 he opposed Ia ils ratification by
The people are wholly without foundations;
md. on The crn,rary. il is well aScerlainra
lha, The great haly &c The Wigs. approx
inn the eIfni 10 obtain an extension ui pop
ular rights. and willing 1, forget sectional
differences, will vote for its adoption.
Resolrs,I, That the acts 81 Congress
known as the Compromise measures are
regarded and approved as final settle.
mrni of The slavery question:; and they
will look upon any attempt To disturb
those measures of pcare as blow aimed
al the integrity Of the Union.
RESOLVED, That WILLARD FILLMORE.
the pr son, President olthe United States.
hy his inst appreciation d faithful dis
charge Of executive duties; his wisdom
and skill in The management at our u"
,oaal affairs amidst The most embarrassing
difficulties; his Loyalty 10 the pledges q
the Constitution. and firmness in main
tanning the laws passed by Congress
fr their observance his patriotic dero
Ton TO Il e Federal Union, and his noble
effort. 10 preserve il asa perpetual hon'
between sister States. has eminrnily JUS
titled the expectations ii the Wing purity
aud entitled himself TO it, continued con
hden {, and 10 The support oil the who'll
Country.
Resoiurd, rhai the Wings Of Virgins
desire TO 60 oprra'c with their brethren
o'iier States in The furheranre oil the sam
nallnfial policy winch has so signal
marked The present Administration; hu
heS cannot support Tor the next Pres'
denry any candidate whose fidelity to IN
Constitution and TO The measures oil az
lisl,nen' shall NJ, be beyond all question
Resoiued, THAT whilst the Wings {
Virginia condemn a anwisr andAn]ust
h'ble The 10 tiny manifested by po
ZION Of The Southern people. not only
me CON- IniLise, hui 10 The Unioi ilsrl
We declare our firm determination to NJ
ilnid the ionnr and interests Of The ) MI
We value The Union an,l the Federal Coi
sintlon as the surest and strongest sal,
guards Of The liberty and hap laess
"" American people; bul we warm o'
VI. ihren Of the North Whiss as well
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THE. MRmcAS REVOLUTION.
Battle wifh fLt G0rsrHmem TsoePs-T Triumph
effhs LssWgeafs.


Battle trifh iLt G0rernmem Troops Triumph
Of he LisWgeais.
New Orleans. Sept. 90.
The valaiim has rnmmencrd AT Ia
masen. wi,err The P,,rinis s,raskri The
Nexlcan-. Thr pa.rini-. afer desperate
fight. came of yirIorh.u-. having TAKEN
the town nv siuIni. y i,h los an the side
of the Mexrans oi sixiy. 'fhr govern
m+ni t'onys we,e rnlnnrlsdm church,
with Mnlkrv.
lie R.snlihmHis,s are rnn.manded by
GIN. cmrzhsl.who has slsa will hlniiwo
rhnipani. of 'f.xan-.
Al the last accounts the rFvnlniioni-ti
we've marching an Ia Ma,snoras and Rry
lno-a.
Grnsral Avafos. who j. al Ma,amnfas
has OILY 300 irnnIs. lie has made a re
cushion on The clis far two thousand. bu
ilir iii, refused 10 raise single man.
The plan sc The rv"h ionisis 10 carr.
out their projrci Nay by widely rircnla
I,i..p j,ronmciaseafes.
' rsmpien and Us ,iriniiy are in III
hand. uf The insurgents.
The people Ct Naiamoras were qnieil
waiing tie arrival ~ ne l'heralins a
my.
Fnrihsr acrnnffs afe lnosed fr vii
steai anxiety. They will lonb'lrss be
lie most exciting chararirr.
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Semencf Or ne lEekigra' Raiircad
conspiSafors.-T'he twelve prisoners
convicted uf conspiracy to bnrn tir Cen
trail Railroad Depot in Detroit we're
brought MP for sentence On tie e6th
ultima. Tie Advertiser SAWS that when
Judge wimg inquired whether they or
their counsel had ought TO say Mhy SEN
tence shndId not be Eassrd. Filley.
Williams, corwin. DIR. farnham. Eben
Price, Richard Price. and Lyman
ckamplin each rose and protested their
innocence.
The Court sentenced them 20 impris-
onmcni in the State Phl;ttntiary: Orlan-
do ID. Williams and Ammi Filiey for
ten wears each; Wm. corwin. Aaron
Mount, Eben Price, Richard Price, DR..
Farnham. and Andrew j. Frreland for
eight years each: and Erastus Champ
lin, Lyman champlin. Willard Cham
lin, and Eraytus Smith for five years
each.
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October =
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

81 II Ut NUN Il III S1NolA4N-h,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1851.
Allen Petty and ,rife Sar0h,1 Hugh cunie's
VS.. WILLIS u e
Henry Mcdaniel, Admir-, (nf Devisasit vel
and Others. non.
1T appearing to- the satisfaction Of the Court,
4 thatWifiam Curl. james Reeves, and George
Reeves, who are mentioned in the said Will as
Devices or Legatecs. reside beyond the limits
of this State; IL is ordered that publication he
male in the Hillsborough Recorder for six weeks
successfully, for said persons to appear at the
next Term Of Orange County Court. to be held
At the Court House in Hillsborough, on the fourth
Monday Of November next, to witness The pro-
ceedings on the trial of said issue, &c.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at office, ,hc 4th Monday Of August, A. D. 1851.
]. ALLISON, c. c. c.
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