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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Baltic arrived AZ New York from
fverpos late in The night 81 The 10Th.
The week preceding The Balic's departure
had heen extraordinarily destitute 81 news. Prom
the Ciimea, Generals Simpson and Prllssies ie.
legraphed on The 81 ,l,ai there was nothing new
te.pecling ihe sirge. huI that The Russians on The
rchenaya were ae1in threatening an attack I;
and hence The Allied army was kept complete.
" on The alert, and parties renamed co. st.nily
under arms. II was questioned whrlhcr the
Russians would attack the Trhernaya lines, ar
nalaklaSa ~ way nf Bsidar valley. General
simpson has also autographed that the Russians
were aciisely engaged IN bridging he ha,hor
and fonlfyine The nunh sie u The civ also,
hist they hsd been considerably reinforced IRON
the inferior.
Il Is reported lhai Goitschakof writes 10 ST.
Pelenburgli that his dtlences are considerably
damaged bur lhe report is considered doubtful.
On the night Of Inc 5lh ins,an, = g'eai FIRE
inck place al :. baslopni, caused by The burning
81 he Russian lwo.leckeI Msrisn.
The London Times say ''1'hc cannonadc
n Oc,obrl last was Iiaing compared wnh that
Of April: lint n April Vas surpassed By The
,wo days vhich preceded lie capture 81 The
M.nelpn hui al will sink inin insigniicancs
viii lie irun tempest which vill shortly be pour.
ed ~ The bssieeeJ city. The weight and range
u Tie guns, ,he number aud size 81 lie motisfs
The Rpw POSITIONS 10 The batteries won by The
STEADY PROCESS ilha, has marked The summer
will Try The endurance nf The Russisas 10 the ui,
mo.t. The great scale on which such hon.
bardmrnt is carried IN. with The preparation.
necessary for lie execution. render the delays
whirh pfsceIe Il matlef &c bat iiIilr surprise"
The captain " French big eho WAS wreck
I'd near tDJsssa. and remained 10 that city unIi
esehsnge,l, has jusi returned To Msissillrs. II,
gives lanenisbl. account o. The general Dis
trees wl,rh prevails among The inhabitants o
Odessa many hitherto opulcnl families. he says
aie literally starving. The inhabitants sre III ron
slant apprehension Of being bomb.fded. Thu
town % mined.
Thee !. ro,hirs Of interest from lie Blacl
u Baltic Seas.
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WRITING ISK.-A chemist in Europe has
been experimenting with inks. with a view
TO determining the most beautiful aud dura-
Bile product TO be obtained. After expert
mentIng with various substances, aud aIneng
others With PfassiSn blue and indigo ,IissoIy-
ed ~ various ways, he louud the sulphate of
Indigo to fulfil all the required conditions T;
aud when added in the proper proportion To
a ,annogallate ink, il yielded an ink which
i agreeable 10 write with, which flows free
y from the pen, and does not clog il. which
never muulds, becomes Of an intense pure
black when 1t dries On the paper, and dues
not fade or change its color, however long
kept. lie fund that the smallest quantity
OF the sulphale Of indigo which toald be used
Tor this purpose was eigh ouces for every gal
Ion Of ink.
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A CoSTRAsT.--Near the end Of his days. The
lRenllous Byfon wiole the following lines:

my days are in the yellow leaf.
The bowers and fruit Of love arc gone;
The worm, the canker and the grief
Are mine slone."
Near tie end Of his days Paul. the aged.
write loa young minister whom lie greatly loved
As follows -" am nov ready To be offered.
aud the lime Of my departure is al hand. have
fought good ieh'. ! have kept the lanh. and
henrel"rh there Is LAID up for me a cnwn Of
life. which The righteous Judge shall give me
a that day." Is there not difference between
him that scrveth God and him that serveth lin
not! All experience, as well as conscience,
answers, Yes!
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MELANCHOLY CrRcumsrANcE.--0n Monday
evening last. a young lady, aged about II,
the daughter Of Mr.. Frost, Of this city, was
instantly killed by the discharge of 4 gun
in the hands Of a negro woman, hired SER
want in the family belonging to Mr.. jenkins.
The load entered the left side Of the head
just over the ear. letting out the brains.
We learn that an inquest was held over
the body, and that the Jury returned ver-
dict Of accidental death. The negro woman,
i is supposed, was carrying the gun out Of
the house, and il went off in range with the
head Of Miss Frost, who was sitting sew
ing in the yard. The servant was engaged
in cleaning up the house, aud was directed
to remove the gun. Altogether, il was sin
gular accident, and furnishes another warn.
ing against the imprudent handling Of loaded
firearms, Raj Standard
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN Wednesday TIE l7lh u October next. win ofT.r
II public sae to The highest bidder, al my Person.
al Properly. consisting 81
My crops Of Corn, Fodder, Hay. Cattle and
Hugs, some Colts.
Plantation Wagon, Farming Implements,
new Family Buggy and Harness.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
al other articles not necessary 70 my transportation
West.
credit q nine months will nc given, bond and good
security required.
PEYT0N p. MOORE.
SEPTEMBER 90 c.
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HoofaDds German Bie,s. prepared and sold by DR..
Jacsson at the German Medical Store l2O Arch Street.
Philadelphia, daily increase in their wedeserved cee.
bry for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement
Of The liver These Bitters have, indeed, proved bes.
sing TO the afflicted. who show their gratitude by The
most atierng testimonials. This medicine has esiab.
llrhed Tor itself a name that competitors however willy
their schemes, seductive their promises cannot reach
i gained The public confidence by the immense benefits
that have been derived from il, and will ever maintain
lie position. See advertisement
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tbs GRassHoPPERs IN THE PAcrTIc TERRI
ToRIEs.-frem the Pugent Sound Courier Of
tie 90th Of July (pubIisied in Washington
Territory we extract the following;
.frnm the farmers and the people in the
country around we learn that the grasshnp.
pers are in immen.e numbers in many por.
tons Of our territory. Ia some places they
are doing much injury TO the crops, destroy.
Ing nearly all Of the grains and garden sege.
tables; aud also much injuring fruit trees, the
grass, and almost every green thing that
comes in their path. II isfcsred that the crops
Of all kinds viii fall shou to large extent,
without an end Of some sort is pat 10 their
depredations, and that too quickly. There
need be fear VI such a plague when il strips
every thing bare and brown, and having the
appearance that il will soon ruin the pros.
poets 81 The whole farming community for the
present season. Such an evil visitation has
never been known here before. and we pray
that aimilar one may never occur.
" They are very thick and troublesome
throughout Oregon and California. III Ore.
gon 4 j. thought that the wheat crop is too
much ripened 10 be injured. but We think
thaf without some remedy IS applied they
will continue 10 destroy il until ii Is cut
aud gathered. In California every possible
means are being used to prevent their ra,a
ges.
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NOTICE /.

INHE Members Of the Orange County Society for the
Promotion Of Agriculture. the Mechanic Arts and
Manufactures are most respectfully requested meet at
the Court House In Hilsborough on Saturday the 10Th
Of September, at II o'clock.
Il . very desirable for the transaction Of important
business thai there should be full attendance Of all the
members Of the Society.
And IL - earnestly hoped that al who are disposed to
unite themselves with The Society will do so al that time.
An invitation 10 DO So is hereby extended to every CHI.
zen Of the County.
By order Of the President.
September IA. g.
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The Journal. if We understand its position
IN regard to the American party, holds that
nn religious OF docirinal test ought 10 be ap.
piled, either By The people or BY any Legs.
iatiye bndy, determining the political rights
and privileges of citizenship.
This being 80. we respectfully ask The Jour.
nal % say.
Fint-whether, ia case the Mormons
were u ak Congress to grant them ad,nis.
sion into the Union. with a Constitution Isnd
law) toIerating polygamy as a part Of their
religious creed, but conforming TO other State
Constitutions and laws in other respects. Con
grcss should admit them.
Second --whsiher Mmmons belief and
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Court Of Equity-September Term. 1855.
NJ q. Hernden and others Julia N. Merritt and others
Original Biz
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that Sa.
muel Merritt, one Of the defendants in this case. Il
not resident Of this Saie II is therefore ordered and
decreed, that publication be made in the Hsborough
Recorder for six successive weeks notifying said de-
lendant Of the filing Of this bill and that unless be APP
pear at the Of this Court, TO lie held at The
courthouse in Hilshorough on the second Monday Of
March next, and plead answer dcmur 10 sand bill,
The will be taken pro contesso 10 him, and set
down for hearing er parte.
Witness, Thomas Welb. Clerk and Masrer Of our
said Court Of Equity Office in Hillsborough, this I'd
Monday in September, A. u. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & M E.
September "a. Price adv. $3.50 Sow
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A LEGAL DEcrsIoS.--1'he liquor law enact.
ed by the Legislature Of Illinois at its last ses-
sion. was made to depend upon the popularap.
prosal vitality. Il was 10 DC submitted to the
people for their acceptance or rejection. and IL
they adopted il Tor il it was TO be Of full force
and effect but il they rejected it. then was to
be as through il had never passed, Of no more
force Than the parchment on which il was en-
crossed. II was rejected by The people but
Judge Breese, formerly Senator in Con-
gress, but now Judge Of the Circuit Court,
decides that, although the condition prece
dent to lis vitality has failed. it has still
life enough to repeal all the old statutes
providing for the granting Of lincenses. and
thus throw epen the liquor traffic TO all who
are disposed to engage in it. In other words,
law that was still born. that fell dead from
the midwife's arms, can supersede living
statute. BaGilo Commercial Adrerfissy.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Court Of Equity-September Term. 1855.
Henderson May and others D. Benjamin Gooeh and wife
and another.
Petition for lie Sale ef Real Estote-
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction u The Court, that Ben
4 ianin Goo1h and wife Rehecca, AMI Ann MAY, de-
PENDANTS in this case beyond the limits Of this Slate
Il Is therefore ordered and decreed by the Court, that
advertisement be made for Fix successive weeks in the
tiIlsborouph Recorder, notifying the said defendants
OF The fling Of this petition, and thai unless they appear
the Of this Court 10 he held for the county
Of Orange. at the courthouse 10 Hiilsborough, the
second Monday in March next. and plead, answer or
demur said petition the will he taken pro con-
tesso and heard ca payte
Witness. Thomss Wehh. Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at Office IL HlsTough, this q
Monday Of September. a. ID. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & N. J..
September ~. PIice adv. S4:59 5-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n SHALL. ofFsf fH sale. on Tuesday and "Wednesday
the 3Oh and 9ls Of October ne1t At The late residence
o. Dr. William Can. deceased, near Hlishotoueh, Ill
The personal properly belonging 10 the deceased Negroes
errspsed viri Household and Kitchen Furniture sll
necessary Farming Teals. such Wagons Plcuehs, &c.
6ne wak Horses. 300 barrels o. Corn 500 bushels Of
Wheat, 200 bushels Of Winter OATS and al the Cattle,
sheep and Hogs. which are the les q their kind.
On thursday Tie lst Of November. ,hotaugh bred
brood Mares. thorough bred Colts, will be sold.
A credit u sit month. win ic given.
THOMAS Il. CAIN, Adm'r.
Srniemhrf "a. g.
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MAMMOTH Cause.-The English are casting
shells for the Crimea three feet through and
weighing over a ton each. Mr.. Nasmyth,
the great founder, is also casting guns which,
with their carriages. will weigh fifty tons
each. They require a25 pounds of powder
for charge, and will throw one Of the i'm
mense balls Of ton weight four miles.
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Equity Sales.

Lemusl Lynch u.s. .. N. .. Evans and wife and other.
PETITION for SHE Of Real Estafe
S-,x PURSUANT to decree of the Court Of
ur1 Equity for Orange County, held at the Court
HAL House Ia Hillborough on the I'd Monday in
4--69 September 1855, shall offer at public sale
a, the Court House door, on Saturday The Goth day Of
October next that valuable House and Lot in the town
Of isborough, King street, adjoining the Masonic
Hall lot the west, and Josiah Turner the east and
known the Clancy House and Lot, containing about
one Six months credit will I've given, the purcha-
ser giving bond and good security, and the title will re
reserved until the purchase money is paid.
The Sale will take place at ~ o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, G. & ME-.
September Is. 5--4w
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Pam roR wmpPISs PoaR BoY.-1n IN.
dignauf Eafher.-'Ihe phIladelphia Ledger tells
the lollnwiag gotd story:
.Afew days since Que Of The drivers Of team
u.td foi hsniIng cars on The market street rail-
road caught The sOn 81 tavern keeper On me
ri tie rafs while Il was in motion. lie took
Tie buy 81 anil give him several cuts with his
whip. Some Of The tavern keepers neigbbots
saw tie sri. and made quite . noise about il,
and infnrmed the fIlher OF The boy. lie llhe
iaihei lei On 10 be very indigtan. and loIJ them
Il they would sims him tie driver he would
settle with him. The driver gas watched Coz.
and when seen the fs,lef was infnrmcd II IL.
The tesm ga. Stopped and lhr driver invited into
die tavern and asked il he was The man that had
slrnrk lie boyi 'Yr,.' replied The driver, and
! shall Do IL srsin Il calch him on The cars
The Indignant father put h. had violently 10 his
pprkei aud drew oul doIlar, which hr gave
The driver foi tie good ser, ice lie bad perIutm.
ell.
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BABY ELEPHsNT.-0ne al tie female Gle.
plants b.lpnging 10 Bananas travelling Msna-
gslle has recently given birth 10 au infant, thus
d.proy,ug The assertions Of Bnifbn snd Gold.
smith that these animals uevci gssi.te while IN
state 81 captivity Several year. ego simi.
laf occurrence Iouk place al lie Y illogical Gar
den ~ l. mon. and soon aiitr another Al The
Jardin drs Pla 90 Al Paris. uliIle tbs Is the ,e.
rond instance IN this country. The New yoik
Sunisy Times says The one ~ question is per,
frciIy formed, add differs from iIs parent OILY
10 size, hul that difference u so amazing ,hai Il
hernmss lutlicous. and wheu one sers Tie . ba.
BY walking in aud frn under lis mother, the
impulse cannot b. RETAINED 10 laugh ii lie Cd.
dry Of The comparison. Tie bulky moiber's
rare &c her " baby q described as extremely
humsn.lke and sdeclionaie. II an apple. for
instance. is given 10 The latter. The mother iakcs
il IN her trunk, examines IL closely. and then.
ss il sAli,f.d Of its harmle.sness. ,elurns il 10
her infant 10 eat. The wa,chfdl care, life zeal.
ons londness, The assillaa0s and u1liring alien
lion 81 the parent. monslct. 10 eminenly worthy
of imis,ion BY many beng Who makes pro-
fession Of much greater share Of intelligence.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A VALUABLE Tract q Land lying on Buck Wa.
~ isf Gfeek. adjoining Iese Lewis and Archibald
Cain. This tract has on i . COOL Dwelling House.
and u well iimlsfed and waeted, end contains two
hundred snd CIV % three bundled sefes. Any one
wishing such place. would DO well 10 inquire Ct the
subscfilef. 81 Ssulh Lowell. Orange county.
JOHN l. BROWN.
September a. s-5wp
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The st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, will
in time become notorious for scenes Of yio-
fence. Another fatal stabbing case has re-
Gently occurred there. A Capt. Wright, of
Texas, anslsa Mr.. Dean Of Baltimore, had
personal erifission ia the bar room Of the hos
tel the other evening, when the latter drew
a bowie.knife aud stabbed the former, wound.
ing him il is thought MORALLY. The difficulty
grew out Of Il business transac ton.
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William N. Garden and others. Elk Pare.

William ". Garden and others, FIX Par,e.
Petition for SHE Of Real Estate.
3sFsS PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court of
sY2,yF Equity for Orange County, held al the Court
S House in fiisborough on the I'd Monday 10
EaasA September, 1865, shall offer at public sale.
The premises Thursday the 18th day Of October
next, that valuable tract Of land in Orange County on
Ellerbe's Creek, late the property Of James GARDEN,
decd. adjoining The lands Of William w. Guess, Will
liam n. Pratt and others, containing about hundred
and seventy three acres. Twelve months credit will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and approved security
and the title will DO reserved until lhs purchase money
is paid.
The Sale viii take place at ~ o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. Z.
September Is. 5-4w
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Heirs OF Daniel Turrentinc.

l'HE undersigned hereby makesknown that DANIEL
TURRENTINE, late Of Orange County, died 10.
isss,r and without ever having been married He has
len considerable personal estate, which y IN the hands
q Tie undersigned, bis administrator He also len
good tract u land.
The hc,hrts and sisters Of the deceased Who are iiv.
inR and the issue Of hose Of them who are deal. sre
entitled 10 his ssiaieanI % s ~ Them with one en-.
cspiion. live in pats unknown 10 Tho Undersigned. be
gives them this ncss. Any ls,e directed % him. "
70 hs attorney icta VI. Norasoj, ESQ., I, lbs place.
will bc ai,enaed 10 promptly.
NELSON y. HALL.
H.Tsbaisa.h = g. sa.a. a. lei: -
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A DELuoE OF WHARF.-The wheat press
ing forward TO market begins to embarrass
the western roads, whose freight equipsge
win soon be fully employed. The Illinois
Central Road has found it necessary to order
three hundred more cars. A large amount
Of wheat has already reached Chicago from
the southern section ofthe road One section
alone, (Jonesburgh.) It is estimated, will give
the road 100000 bushels.
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ma great c,a, ofthis immense and constant.
" increasing indebtedness is, that our states
men are always endeayoring to encourage
importation. If more revenue is wanted,
the duties are diminished and the importa.
tons consequently increased. The writer
truly remarks that war for three years with
a powerful maritime nation wonld involve an
unexampled scene Of national and individual
bankruptcy.
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ATTENTION.

THE Cfirsn and Musicians Of The 47,h Regimen, u
North Carolina MALTA. are hereby eommsndeJ 10
attend IN HIlslorough on Friday the 18th Of October
nert =, 10 O'Clock armed aud equipped for Drill Muster
aud Count Martial; and on saturday the 2Oih, o. II
o'elo,k. with iher respective Companies. armed anil
equiprei as the law directs fot Rrgimenial Musiet
ID, order % The C1lsne
DEWITT MeMASNEN, AdJt
September "a. G.
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mARmrrn.

On ihe.lsth inst, II the residence Of Vim. Baird,
ESQ., in Person couaiy, BY the Rev. Z. Hines, the
Rev. sTEpHES A. srASfiELp Of that County, TO Miss
REHrccA D. Josrs, daughter Of Dr. Joseph iOne. Of
wesimofcIand County, Va.
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Race on the Hillsborough Course.
V,HE Geal Rsce on ihe fIilsborsush Course will
\ cone OF on Thursday The Isl day Of November.
1855, one mile heal, and feIest
Secession bailey, b. c. assd yssts entered by J. r.
Tuner.
Young TOBY Joe, 9. G. se.d ysiis, snisrd by A..
ehIInId BoiIsnl.
Pitch in--il ANT deep.
srrtnilri ~ -
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Thomas Pope, j. guardian, FIX Pure.
Petition for Sale If Real Estate.
aSs3s2s. PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court Of
24SyE Equity for Orange County, held al the Court
Hss House in Hlllsborouyh on the I'll Monday in
ssSsA September, 1855, shall offer at public sale on
the prenses, Friday the 18Th day Of October next,
NJ ~ O'Clock, that valuable tract Of land belonging 10
Martha F. Pope, in Orange County, adjoining the lands
Of John MeBfoom, William Jordan and others, contain.
ing about nnetv-six acies. Six months credit will be
given the purchaser giving bond with approved securi
"; and the title will be reserved until the purchase
ney is paid.
THOMAS VERB, c. N. E.
September Is. saw
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

Court Of Equity-scptember Term, 1855.
William d. Reeves and others .. Jamea NJ. Reeves.
Petition for Sale Of Real Estate.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that
James NJ Reeves The defendant in this case, is mol
an nhabant Of this States Il is therefore ordered and
decreed that advertisement he made in the Hilsnorough
Recorder for SIX successive weeks, nlltyng said defend
ofihe fling Of said petition, and that unless he appear
at the Of this Court, be held al The court
house in Hlsborough. the second Mnoday Of March
next and plead, demur 10 said petition the
same viii be taken pro coltcsso as to him, and heard
er parte.
Witness Thomas Webh Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity at Office in Hshorough, this 81
Monday 10 September. a. ID. 1855.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NE.
September "a. FTice adv. 5 SO 5-6w
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Mary Henderson and others, eI Pslie.
Petition for Sale Of Reui Estate.

Mary Henderson and others. ex pslie.
Petition for Sale Of Reui Estate.
aa?x, PURSUANT toa decree Of the Court Of
egsGs Equity for orange County. held at the
sYS CouIi House IN Hllsbn:ough, on The Mon
xsa day u september. 1855 shall oiier al public
sale, al Jones and Hcster's \ Roads, on Monday the
Goth u October next three valuable tracts Of land he
longing TO the estate Of the late Ahnef Parker. One
tho County OF Orange, on Little River. adjoining the
lands Of William Cain, Page Warren and others,
tanning about 80 tine n,her in Person County,
on the waters Of Flat River adjoining the lands 81 the
late George Glenn and others containing about 80
Aud Que other tract, lying patty IN Person and part
" in Orange, on the Of Flat River adjoining the
lands Of Jacob CoEo Y. ". Darlington aud others. con-
tanning about IS Twelve months credit viii be
given the purchaser giving bond and good secuIy and
The title will he reserved until the purchase money paid.
The sale will lake place at IL o'clnck.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & N. l..
September 10th. 5--iw
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practice. that polygamy Is sanctioned BY the
bible, is or is not, should or should not be,
a disqualification for the Presidency or Vice
Presidency.o the United States, or member
ship Of Congress WI Herald.