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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

1Thc Standard seems 70 be much concern.
Ell beesuse, sit alleges, The Recorder and other
Know Nc;hins papers" published the election Of
Mr.. Minor tKnow No,hins,) Is Governor Of
Connecticut, BY the Legislature, bat were 81
lent in relation 10 lhe freesol sentiments d Gov
Minors inaugural address
Well doos II become the STANDARD 10 ivcisre
Others for omissions Of ihe kind complained Of
thereby ilusiratins The principle o. the preacher
who told bis people % do as be said, bu, not 10
Joiiow his Example,
We had a Sufficient reason for the omission.
Al the time we prepared our sricie. ". had be-
fore us only brief felegraphir sisismen, Of tho
election. with the additional item that Inc Cover.
nor scnt IN bis massage on The same dag, which
contained ffeesoil sentiments. We thought II
hardly possible that The newly elected Governor
had tent in meHcge on Tie DAY u bis election
and concluded that The ieIcgIsph vas al f1uli ID
this particular. and % omitted that portion Of ID,
despatch. No doubt tbs newly elected Goveino
Of Conneeiicu, isa fiee-soer; and there are few
psnons IN the slaie. We presume. who are no,
whether they e Democrats, Whig-, Or Know
Noihings.
The Know Nothings, in their selection Coz Go
ysr nor, had % ronhns themselves 10 The State .
Connecticut. and Il Is no. surprising lhsrsIorc
that be should be freesoiler. But What cay
ihs Standard % The appointment 81 FseJsr,
ffeesoiler. 90 Governor Of Kansas BY PresiIen
Pierce i-hs was not limited in the selection I,
the sisis q Pennsylvania. Can the s,sndsn
give The public soms light on this SUBJECT o
does i consider il more polite 10 adhere TO 10
old prsctiee--"a lille Is possible Cor tho pub
lie eve I"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

ACouSTIRfEir.--wele learn tiat some
weeks since. suspicious person was
arrested at Jefferson. Ashe county. for
passing $40 counterfeit bills on the
Bank Of Charlotte. The bills are said
10 be calculated TO deceive the unwary.
The paper has coarse, yellowish APP
pearance. and the filling OF the word
July in the date, is badly executed.
Peopks Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

We learn that tie subscription 10
The Wilmington. Charlotte ami Roth.
erford Raj road West Of Us. 10 as fol-
lows: Rutherioriton. $50. 900; Shelby,
$40. 900; Lincolnton, Sos 900; Beats
old field, Lincoln Co., ESQ, 900 Dial.
las. $4,000; Hopewell, Mecklenburg
Co., $4,000. This secures the char.
ter Of the road from Charlotte TO Ruths
srford,cn. W. Wig
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

ora Democratic Convention iSr the Cape
Fear Dis,nct, which met al Clinton on the 9Th
inst, after seven balloiings, nominated WlnaIs
wIssIow. esq, Of Fayetteville, late Speaker
Of the Senate and acting Governor for one
monthly IS their candidate kr Congress. The
names Of Messrs. I. D. Mcdowell, Of Baden,
and J.. A. Norment. Of Robeson, were also before
the convention. AniiKnow Nothing ,esolu.
tons we're adopted; but il appears, from the He.
raids report, that they were opposed In The com
niitee. and also in the meeting. by respectable
minority. Mr.. McEachin, Of Robsson. by con,
sent, made lengthy Augment agains, lie anil
Know Nothing potion Of the resolutions, snd l
. reply was attempted by Nh. ]. l.. Holmes. whs
awas ruled out Of crier." Il is supposed thai
ihs American party will bring ont q candidate ID
opposition 10 Mr. Winslow; and, il We msy
Judge by the symptoms Of fear displayed BY Tho
Democratic papers Of the District, the prospec
for the success Of Know Nothing candidate
no, altogether hopeless.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The Augusta Constitutionalist says:
!" We understand that a one hundred
dollar bill. purporting TO be issued by
the Bank Of Hamburg, was yesterday
received from Charleston, which il
well executed. aud a dangerous coun-
terieit. We did not see the bill, and
cannot, therefore. give a description Of
IL. The gentleman who gave Us The in
formation, IS we'll acquainted with the
issues Of the different Banks in this
State and South Carolina, and as lie pro.
nounccs il a good imitation. our read,
ers cannot be too careful. these hard
times, IN taking 500 bills Of the abos,
bank. The counterfeit is signed b.
Mr.. Lockwood as Cashier, aud Mr.
Hutchinson as President"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

Hen,y w. Milisr. 90. # Raleigh, b invita-.
ton, ncsnsly mAas speech in Norfolk, Va, In
aasSssrysof the riSapses u sAs American party,
which has been spoken Of as one Of great ability,
and seli calculated to make friends TO the cause.
The Standard, convinced ofiss pcwsss eFseavars-
Cd 70 cOunserscs it's effects upon the Virginia
pcmosndy By long string q conrneuts-npUn
Mr.. MilIef and his speech, 10 which The Register
81 the sth inst. nases good reply. We have
not fpacs for the whole Of the Registers ar,sie,
hu, make room for ,he following extract;
1--WE cannot conclude this article
without calling attention to that para
graph in which the Editor essays to
tell his Democratic friends in Virgil
MA what sort of politician MIR. Miller
is" He says Mr.. N. first took part in
politics in lss6--wasa White man, then
Harrison Wing, then a Clay Wing.
next a Taylor man. next Fillmore
Wing, and then Scott Whigw Indeed!
Quite a consistent and unialtering ca
reer this! We were simple enough to
think that politician should be COM
mended rather than rebuked for con-
sisfency. But no wonder the Editor of
the Standard thinks otherwise. Per-
haps his Democratic friends in Virgi-
MIA would like to know what sort Of
q politician he is!' Will he not plea
SIRE and honor them with an autobiog-
raphyf Lest he may not have the time
TO devote to such an important work
1--WE consider it our duty to tell our
Democratic friends in Virginia what
sort Of politician" the Editor Of the
Standard "is"!
Well here goes. He waa White
man in 1856. Though to this he mas
plead "iniancy." and we dare say,
violently opposed to Van Buren, and
all who supported him--was in lS4o,
a hard cider. coon skin. lng-cabin,
straw-sucking. gourd fiourishing. loud.
shouting. "Tip and "" Harrison man
then a most deroa Clay Wing; SC
much so, that he thought himself "in-
spired," whenever the name Of that
great man was mentioned, especially
when he was writing certain beauti.
full eulogy on him,-and then. in 1914
what was her A reyiler Of that SAM,
great and patriotic man, an endorscr o
the infamous charge Of bargain ant
corruption, in ls4s. the defender o
Cass, the writer Of the Nicholson let
ter and advocate Of "squatter scye.
reignty'-and now the defender ant
euiogist Of Wise, who dubbed the De
mocratic party as "rogues and royal
lists" denounced Jackson as "ty
rant. Polk as the "petty tool Of pet
" tyrant." charged cass with beinI
inga perjured scOandrel," Woodbur!
with robbery" and who now redou
bles the Insult By declaring that II
"has nothing 10 take back !" II is n
matter of surprise that the Editor Q
the Standard likes Wise. The yer,
incentive OF his name reminds him q
his own detection, aud calls up TO me
mory the many hard things he has VI
tered and written against the Democ
racy. X is said that
"a fellow feeling makes us wondrous kind
Such Is brief sketch, " Democrat
Of Virginia. Of what sart Of politl
clan tie Editor Of the Standard is. ID
yo9 like the pictures
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
Know Noihlng Troubres.

The reported position Of The American parry
in Massachusetts, and New Hsmpslirs On The
slavery question, vhiIo il gives % the antics ms.
isdsl fof eomnen, and denunci,iion, may 10 The
snd prove bsnshcisl 70 tie parry. ri, shall have
lhs sGsci Of calling on. to The National coun.
ei', v,isr 4 sssms,s,. fir is7,suusg,s 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

THE revised CopE We learn that
his Excellency Gov. Bragg has appoint.
ed B. 7. Moure. ESQ, Of this place. and
w. d. Rodman. Esq, Of Beaufort
County, Commissioners TO supervise
the publication of the Revised Code.
Portions Of the work will probably be
placed in the hands of the printer some
time in June; and the volumes will be
printed, bound and ready for distribu-
ton By the FIRST Of January next. at
which time the statutes will take effect.
STANDARD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
rm FoarIes REesuIr..-An frami.

'rHE Foarios REcsurrs. eIsmi-
naiian of r. l.. Bueknzll. charged win
enlisling men IN lie United Slaies Tor 70.
reign service. was held in philadelphIa 30
Wednesday, Al which IL was proved hy
Maurice Conhen. an inicIliernce Office
keeper. thai Sir Joseph Iluwe himself.
had made The propo.ilinn 10 witness 10
send 5000 men 10 Canada fT The Bri-
iish Army. and 10 keep me mailer ssctr,.
a. il was against The Law. Burknsll had
been acting IS The agent of su Jaseph
Howe. While he was IN " ashinglon. AMI
was hid II bail 10 81 600 10 appe.r and
be lfied ~ The u. =. Dsinti Court
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The liquors agent Of Bangor, Ne sells
no liquor except on physicians cert.
heate. The doctors there held meet.
ing recently. aud proposed to refuse 10
giant certificate even 10 sick per.
son but the proposition failed. TWAS
finally resolved. however, 10 require
tie same remuneration for certificate
that they are accustomed TO receive for
ordinary prescriptions. Argus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

PaDon Brownlow concludes SHINING
Of sons one who has slandcred him by
proposing the following epiisph as suit
sbIe one 70 be engraved on bis lomb-
sIons:
HE jsesf, which Is y ~ hers IL.
a islos. Well no wonder
&c slssys led waen 'boys ground.
ART nov be lee ~gea gs,sg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The Troy Wing remarks per,inently
Of The removal Of Judge Loring.
Judicial officers are sometimes ar
raigned FOR non.perlormance Of duty. but
this is The frsi instance on secoI J. we be-
lieve. where Judge 10 sought TO be vir-
suall ! impeached Tor having confessedly
performed his duty sirT,ly to the le,ler,
aud nothing more. A holder slroke al
The Independence Of the Judiciary was
certainly never maze in any country OF
under any circumstances. Succeed imay,
bu, j, will no. mjure I.oring; il will only
disgrace Massachusetts"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The Msy number Of the ClHotixI cutTrl.
Tor has been received !, isa meat monthly,
well tiled with interesting and yalusble matter
for the agticplturist. Published BY Mr.. Vim.
D. Cooke. Raleigh, y. e., at one dollar per an
mum.
In this connection we would state. that an
unpleasant controversy has sprung up between
the proprisios or the culiivaior snd ihs Ara
tor. in which we are inclined 10 think that Mr.
Cooke viii be considerably damaged. We have
iorg thought that a. Principal Of the State ~.
siiiu,ion, Mf. Cooke had no business with bic
extensive Printing eslal,lishmeni--ths be could
not carry il on without neglecting the duties
for which be 10 paid BY the State, this Il
one Of the positions which We think Mf. Le.
may successfully maintains. This il matter
Of public interest, and Il would be well that al.
teniion should be so called 70 il that the evil
may be corrected. We think Il can be de-
nonatrsisi tina, the management Of an Insiitu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, as
Principal, is enough % engage the talents and
energies ofany one man; and IL more than this
Is attempted, one Or The other interest must bs
partially At least, neglected. There are oh or
matters involved 10 the controversy, purely Of q
personal nature. which We will not notice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

iaxIoRATloN.--'rhs immigration Al the
pon Of New York during The las, month
was quite large, amounting 10 i0.1e5. The
countries furnishing the larges, number
were % follows: ireland. 4.598; Gers
msny. 2,s42; England, 1877. The i'm
migration Cor The last four months. com.
pared with previols years. il a. follows :
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w..hineton.M MAY {

Geo. P. scarbargh. Principal PROBES.
scr IN William & Mary College. Va.
has been appointed a Judge Of the Court
Of Claims, in place Of Judge LumpkiD.
Mr.. searburgh never had any sonnexicn
with politics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

grThe Milton Chronicle Of the 10th inst,
intima,es that Edwin G. Reaje, esq. Of Person.
will be the candidate OF the American party in
that District. in opposition to the Hon. John
Kerr. Mr.. Reade Il gentleman Of first rate
abilities, ami Of high moral worth; and his Sc.
lection as their candidate will reject credit upon
the American party. Mr.. Kerr will fnd IN Mr
Reade afoeman worthy Of his sieel;" and,
upon the issues which viii be made between
them, we are induced 10 believe that The III
umph Of Mr.. Resje viii be complete.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

Is IT so s--We hear it rumored that
the !" Rolly Click" that wait around the
Standard office, have fixed it all up, as
to who shall wear the rejected shoes Of
George w. Thompson. and have the no.
nor Of receiving a terrible lsmbasting
for Congress in this District. Is it so :
Is the whole matter to be left with the
Standard Juntoi He had as soon that
way as any but what will the rank and
file say To this manner Of disposing oil
the matteri What says Granville and
Warren - tor we understand their
favorite is not the chosen one. What
says Orange, Wake, Franklin and
Johnston I = for their choice is to be
prescribed. What invincible old Nashf
for their preference was not even tas
ken into consideration The little
Cabal rules and diclatesall. And how
rsry secretly il has all been arranged !.
They profess to have holy horror Of
all secret arrangements but this mat
ter has been 50 secretly arranged. that
only favored few were admitted INTO
the midnight conclase. and very few
now are permitted to be enlightened as
TO their dafk-lantern conclusions and
concoctings.
We will venture brass button
against the Standards aspirations, that
whoever the unfortunate individual is,
he will be so badly beaten that the par
ty will deny that he was their choice.
after the eleetion-he was mere der
nicr resort. and they could not rally
around him with uim !!
| George w. showed his sense in de.
Ginning the beating in store for him
he saw the handwriting on the wall
and for the best Of private reasons.
he preferred not being sacrificed. As
tutr George! Sage and wise conclusion
Every good man ought to execrate th,
idea that he, the aforesaid George, sym
/, pathized with " Sam = when the trutl
was, il was having the fear Of this sci
. same ubiquitous parsonage before hi
: eyes. that drove him from the track
Of course, for private reasons /! Trench
d0us Samuel. Star.
The STANDARD Of the 18th inst notices IN
above article from The Star. and says. in lis 81,
/ giant and amiablc style. thar the star suggest
o base falsehooI when il in,inuaies that any cat
Gus 3, this place (lhe STANDARD Office, VIC suT
i pose j has determined On The Democratic eand
: date for Congress" To this the Star Of ii
c same date replies without any loss Of temper,
/ followsf
/ "The rumcf' which We stated. has proved
sharper arrow than we had ihoueht-ii siirs 4
the Tile e1eteslingly-ihcIe must be some iiui
in II, % our ncighhor would not take il 20
; hear. Don't go into conniplions over 80 sms
y a matter. Il l. q current fumor about the street
n that Mr.. -, 1--WE shanl say Who'll hiss bee
!, settled upon By the Click a. tic candidate.
: he is chosen, we will then know whether ~
: nor spoke truly or mol. A hg Coz The blsel
!. guard epiiheis the STANDARD Delights 10 roll "a
der lis tongue. Il il welcome u q monopoly
!. I'll such dainty bits"
/, The Democratic Convention will meet
!. TrankIin,ou on Friday merit; and from rumo
which We have hesni, there ia proppee, Of ,roub
notwithstanding the influence Of the S,anda
and the " Kslly Click"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

.esrsalissnsn, a ,as Pope's ssAlsNs. j.
this country.
Will the Enquirer tell as what party
ran defea, Seward, IL The Know Mornings
do mott The electoral majority lies at
the Moth. and the Democrats haze not
the sscendency in single Northern state.
They cannot. therefore, defeat him--is
no, Nj. Wise. Then. liborime fof VIM. II.
Seward. the chief aboli,ionisi. and the
mos, conspicuous enemy Of the Amsri-
can party Rich. WAig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

IloN d. NJ. BARRserR.-Hon. ID.
M. Barringcr. late Minister 10 Spain.
recently paid visit to New Orleans.
The Delta thus speaks OF him:
I'VE regret to learn that this dis
tinguished gentleman, who has endear-
ed himself so much to all true Ameri-
cans by his generous condact, while
Minister in Spain, towards the Gu.
ban prisoners, has been compelled 10
leave our city in consequence Of serioas
illness in his family. This sudden de-
parturc is the more to be regretted,
because it prevents our citizens from
testifying their respect for him as they
would wish, in a style commensurate
with his merits. Mr.. Barringer lefi
town on Sunday last"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

RrsIoSaTIoS or ArroRsEy GENERAL.
We understand that NJ. w. Ransom.
Esq. Of Warren. has resigned the Office
Of Attorney General and that Gov.
Bragg has notified the Council Of State
to meet in this City on the Goth instant.
70 fill the vacancy. STANDARD.
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q. u. JORDAN. 9. N.

We are requested by Mr. Banks to
say that in addition TO the above Nos.
he would be pleased 10 be furnished
with tie proceedings for the years
'ss, as, as, '46. and 40 /; and he most
respectfully solicits information from
all quarters. especially from the old
Lodges.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

STATE MEpIcAL SoclETY.-we are
requested BY DIR. satchwell, secetary
OF the above Society. TO state that gen.
tlemen Of the medical profession. Wis.
ting he meeting " be held by 'hem
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

at Salisbury. 18th Of May. will be per
mitted to pass over aud return. BY the
North Carolina Railroad. for one fare.
This arrangement has been made by
DR.. Sa:chwelI with the President Of
this Road. Mr.. Ashe. the President Of
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
has extcndeda like courtesy as regards
his Road. Those Physicians who may
attend at Salisbury, at the time men.
tioue,l, can obtain from the Secretary a
certificate Of their attendance on the
meeting. which will permit them 10 re,
turn home free Of charge.
We hope these ccrntesies. thus ex-
tended to the medical profession. will
be an additional inducement to Physi.
clans in the East and middle OF the
State, to meet their brethren in the
! West, at Salisbury. in social brother
hood around the altar Of Medical Sci.
ence. vii. Journal
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A CARD.
To the Masonic Fraternity Of ~. G.

BRrrmRES.-You will perceive BY
the proceedings that committee was
appointed BY your Grand Lodge. 70
compile history of our Order IN the
State. Such work is much needed,
aud such an one may be rendered va
luable if We take the necessary int.
rest in il. Let each one &c Us try "a
aid the COMMITTEES al we can, by far.
nishing all the old Masonic documents
that may be IN our power. The re-
cords Of the Grand Lodge FOR nun.
Der u years are lost; any brother who
can procure copies u the Proceedings
of those years. and forward them to
Bro. James Banks Of Fayetteville, Tree
&c charge.) will confer a favor oil the
whole fraternity III North Carolina. As
well as can ascertain. the proceedings
u the following years are missing. viz :
from 1887 10 1909, inclusive; 1908.
10, II, 'I2, 10, "a. rs. 'l6. II,
.'ls. 10, 30, 81, 'e7, rs, ~, 40.
IL is believed, by diligence and atten.
ton on the part of The brethren, most.
il not all. the missing numbers may be
recovered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

A Convention Of the American party
assembled at yorktown. Va, few
days since. determined to support Hon.
I. II. Bayly for Congress in the Az
comac district.
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Locusfs.-Wc noticed recently. in one or
two of our exchange papers in this State, that
the seyen.year locus,.. as they are called. had
begun to make their appearance in different To-
calities; and this morning (Monday) friend
brought one into our Office, and stated that they
hal appeared in great numbers on our Town
Commons The friend called our attention to
some marks sron the wings, which very clearly
resemble the letters " and w. Supersliiious
persons who are ever on the alert for something
to aid their imaginalions ia drawing pictures Of
future events, msy be somewhat bothered IN de-
,ermining the signifcaiion Of these letters. The
hopeful can read in it No War while those who
are prone 10 look at the dark side Of things, may
interpret j, TO mean National War.
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"Wednesday, May rs.
:. SAM, In Danger--We received

" SAM In Dansef.--Wc received
communication, with the above caption, for In
sertion this week, but owing to the fact that
the paper was filed up when il reached US, we
were unable to give it place. The commu-
nication slludes to report circulated at the
muster at McKee's on Saturday last, that the
followers OF ]" Sam" in Marlborough were de-
sorting him in crowds. The writer unqualih-
edly denies that there is any foundation for
such report, and dc6es amy one to put his
finger upon the man in the community who,
having pledged himself to the principles Of the
American party, has deserted those principles,
proved traitor to his flag, and gone over 70
The enemy" "on the contrary" he says,
/. numbers arc daily uniting themselves with
the American movement But we will let X.
8. speak for himself at length mex. week, il he
Is 80 inclined.
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A Fair Hit.

1887 s4.sss 1857;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-02

Jan. &c, iS55.-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-02

John Cline's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Godliv,
1N Cline has been duly appointed Admin
isrstor OF the Estate of John Cline, deceased
late Of Vinton county, Ohio.
G0DLIVE CLINE, Admr.
Jan. &c lS55.--3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-02
Road Notice.

hAoTlCE is hereby given, that petit.
EV tion will be presented TO next March
1850, session Of the Commissioners of
Vinton county. Ohio, praying an alter.
alton of the Road leading from Hol.
lands saw>mill. in Jackson tp'. in said
Vinton county, towards Locust Grove,
intersectirg the Logan road near James
s. Bells as follows, TO wit: That said
alteration commence at the centre OF
said road on Section No. Eleven, in Jack.
on township, in said Vinton county,
at a stake near white oak tree, on the
north side of small run; thence q
south.eOsterly direction to a forked dog.
wood on Lewis Sims land; thence more
Southern 10 fallen white oak, on the
line between the aforesaid Sims & Bell;
thence south near The said line, TO a
small chestnut bush; thence southeast
erly to dogwood stake; thence south to
intersect the aforesaid Logan road, aud
there 10 terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. 26th. 55.--4w .t...