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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-23
Equity Sales.

Henderson May & others '. Be.jamin Gooch & others.
Petition 10 sell Real Esats.
PURSUANT 10 Jesree Of Tic Court Uf Equity fnr
Omnge county, held at Tie eoui house 10 lIill-bo.
rough on the second Monday in March. 1856, shall
offer al public sale upon the premises, on Friday The
25h day o. April next, that valuable tract IL land on
The waters Of Eerhes Creek, tngiug 10 tie heirs u
Souiheand May, deceased adjniie the lands Of Allen
Hurhins, William Pfan, Zsrk. Lyon and others. con-
tanning about two bundled and iity acrcs. Twelve
months credit viii Ne given, The purchaser giving bond
and approved security; and the title will tc reserved
until the purchase money Is paid. The sale will lake
place al hall prsl - o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, d. 81 ME-.
March ". Price adv. $4,000 30
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To Mule Raisers.

- and include the la season. u bis stable miles
norih II Ii.boFouah. do 10, intend 20 srnj him ahy
where elsc. Price for Insurance Eve dollars each The
money doc when the fsa Is ascenaincd, the property
changed.
DESCRIPTION. ~ Simon Pure viii Re four years
oil 10 Junc Is sure Goal geicf. and s sire 10 some as
good colts as any oher Jack. lie y very near fourteen
hands high. aud Of excellent form have the cenirais
Of John A. Vines The gentleman q whom oitainedlhc
lack. who says he u from fine family q Jacks
any n the eastern part of the State lie dam was The
largest Jimmy ever saw, aud q black as crow.
TYRE .. RAY.
Fciruary &c. g7--2m
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MNmmn am.

In the vicinity Of Wake Forest College, on We'd
ncsday the 9th inst by Rev. Jas s. Purify, Rev.
JAWS, Editor ofihe Biblical Recorder, to Miss MARY l.
daughter of Presty H. Mansum, Esq, deceased.
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Hoiorary's Ps invaluable 10 per.ons afflicted with
diseases of the Liver and somach.The s,ue Of lhcse
Pills having heen tested in al parts Of the cyilisci
wor plricuhhy BY the citizens Of The Union, renders
h ncrdIcss 10 sfpaaie upon thcif merits the thousands
who have derived benefit fom them IN each aud every
one u the s,aes beng sufficient 10 convince tie nosi
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STATE on NoRrn cARoLlNl


In Rquits-March Term, 1856
William S. Clinton '. John r. Chsmblee and
Original Bill.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
n liam G. Dollar and bis wife Mary reside b
limits Of this Slate; i Is thereUpon ordered an
thai publication be made for six successive
Hlllsborough Recorder. notifying said defen,
fling Of this bill. and that unless they appear
answer or demur TO the same, at the next
Court. 10 be held for the county Of Orange,
house in Hillsborough. on the second Mo
TENDER next, the same will be taken pro
heard er parfe as 10 them.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and
said Court Of Equity, o, office 10 lIiIlsbon
day Of March, A. ID. 1856.
THOMAS WEBB,
March IS. Price adv. s4:5
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SOMETHING NEW.
AmbrotVpes and Photographs,

The iaf,si and greatest Discovery efthe Age.
IT, HUNT would inform the public that re has open.
- ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill. where he
IL prepared execute hese beautiful pictures IN the
highest style Of the art, The ambrotype is taken on
Glass, and, unlike Daguereoype, without being reyer-
sed. the superiority ofihs picture in point Of beauty
and durability. has placed al the head Of the Fine
Arts. i can be IN any light without reflection, as
il free from the polish Of tina silver pa,e il cannot get
dusty and il is imperous to water, air acids, and
will last for ages.
| Every lady and gentleman is particularly invited to
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather as
good sunshine, Instructions given in the art Of Am
broyping, and APPARATUS furnished.
L. HUNT.
\ March II. rs
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LIFE PRESERVING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

PATENT SWINGLETREE.
'ENHE Subscribers having purchased The sole right 10
make and sell these S~ing.cpes. in Tie counties
Of Wake, Johnston, Chatham, Orange. Franklin, War.
aud Nash, would respectfully inform the public lhs,
ihey viii attend the Counts ia the above coune, with
Them, and will also pc,idle them through The country
by this Swingleiree, horse. two o. more horses
be detached from vehicle when at foil speed will
perfect safety TO the vehicle and those ia IT, IL is SIM
pie aud easy, tat any boy ten years old can avail
himself Of lis use. No such protection has ever before
been invented against the dangers incident TO runaway
fractions horses. Every riding vehicle ought 10 have
one attached 10 t. II is cheap, sale and certain pro.
lection against danger Il be attached TO old
vehicles.
OF Notice is hereby given. thai any Infringement on
this Patent any imitation attempt make
By any modification, this Patent SwngIeiree 10 any of
the counties above enumerated The person or persons %
offending will he prosecuted ihe ull extent u the law
10 the United states Courts at Washington
p. p. WILLIAMS s. co.
Raleigh. Eel. IA, 1856. 27-6m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Orange COUNTY.
In Equity-Aiarch Term, 1856.
Hampton W. Dollar and wife, and others, v. Robert
Christian and others.
Petition 10 sell RI II Estate.
i appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that Ro-
! beH Christian, William Christian, Hprrson Chris
tan, Nancy Rhodes, and the heirs at law by lineal
consanguinity Of Edward Christian deceased (whosc
names unknown reside beyond the limits Of this
States il is heTeupon ordered and decreed, that publ-
cation be made for six successive weeks in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder notifying said defendants Of The filing
Of this petition, and that unless they appear and Plead,
answer demur to the same the next term Of this
Court TO be held for the county Of Orange, at the court
house in Hillsborough on the second Monday in Sep
tenber next, The will be taken pro coaftsSO,
heard &c p1Ite as 10 them.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master Of
said Court Of Equity, at cfice 10 HilsboIough this
day u March, A. d. 1856.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &MI
March rs. Price adv. s4:50 81
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber having removed his Store TO the old
a stand formerly occupied by A. Z. Murdoch. JUS,
East Of The Court House, will be pleased TO his old
friends aud Customers and as many new ones as may
choose 10 give him call. He promises, as heretofore.
bis hest efforts 10 suit Them both in the price and
quality Of Goods.
UT The following articles will he taken in exchange
for Merchandise, at The market price: Wheat, Flour,
Corn Meal, Theshed Oats. leans. Linsey Striped Cot
ton Tow Cloth, Flax and Cotton Ccih, Bceswax, Flax
seed, Rags, old Castings, DC. &c.
P.B RUFFIN.
FEBRUARY 90. 27--6m
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RICHARD B. SAUNDERS,
isuccEssoR TO j. $. LEwIs,)
Druggist and Ap0thecary.
CHAPEL HILL, N. q.
AM now opening for my spring sales, fresh assort
ment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,

&C.
Having bought the entire stock Of Drugs, &C., of
Messrs. j. I. Watson & Co, 1.-THE whole Of which was
purchased in Philadelphia last fall) and having added
them 10 my present stock, prepared TO oer to
cash. prompt six months (uness otherwise stately
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drag Store.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. W. H. Crowell (cf Phi
'adephia,) and Mr. A. 8. Lee, Physicians and others
may rely having their orders carefully put up at all
hours Physicians and others in want, will find large
stock, all OF which warrant TO be Of the best quality.
The following list comprises in part few Of the lead
ing articles In my line:
Alum, Ammonia. Allspice, CopPeras, Blue Mass, Ca
lomel Cloves, Borax, Birthstone, Backings, camphor,
Cream Tartar, Cooper's Gelatine, Glue Epson Salts.
Cigars, Extract Logwood, Flax Seed. Lubin's Genuine
Extracts Extracts Of all kinds Race Ginger, Gum Ara
bic, Harlem Oil, HAIR Maitland Tooth Brushes, Indigo,
Inks, Lyons Kathairon, German Biers, Phaon's Hair
nvigoator, Pepper grain and ground, Qunne, yermi.
nges Of all kinds, Wrights Pills, Brandehs, Peters,
Ayers Strongs, MIane's, Hebensack's, &c. Mustang
Eminent, Periumery of all kinds Window Glass Of all
sizes French and American, Putty, Paints, Dye Woods,
&C. Bottles Of all kinds Garden Seeds. set Of Spice
and Salt Mouth Jars, which will be sold at cost.
March. 81. 80 3m
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STATE OF NORTH Cal

STATE OF NORTH Cal
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter
February Term, rs
Thomas Winningham c. Samuel Bal
Petition 70 diridt Sian
IT appearing 10 The satisfaction OF
= thaniel Winningham, Gieen NJ.
Winery. George Bynum. Martha Ar
Bynum, and Ansmesia Bynnm, def
are not inhabitants of this State,
Court, that publication be made for
in the Hillsborough Recorder, for I
Nathaniel Winningham, Green n
Wineey, Geoigc Bynum, Martha
Bynum. aud Ariamcsia Bynum, q
term ofihis Court, TO be held for the
the court house in Hillshorourh. o.
Ia May next, then and there 20 plf
10 tie petition. o. The same will be
10 them, aud heard az parie.
Witness. George Laws, Clerk Of
fee, the fourth Monday in Fehrun
GEORGE
March 10. Price ads.
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New Store, New Goods, and New
Prices.
THE subscribers arc now receiving. AT their new
Store al Durham's station, N. G. Rail
road, their stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting q Dry Goods. Crocere- Hardware, Cutlery,
Cookery. Tin ware Hats, Bonnels Shoes. Boots Me-
defines Pants. Dye stuff, &c. &C., ell Of which they
will sell low Cor cash, country iiade. such as Corn,
low, oil lron good heart Shingles. fai Poultry Of oil
kinds Butter. Eggs, cotton and linen Rags, tow and
eollon Cloth. Seed Cotton, new Feathers. Bacon. Lard,
al Beef Cattle. &c &c. Their motto il, quick sales
aud small profits. Come and zee.
GUESS & NICHOLS.
April 81. 35-4w
or The Raleigh STANDARD will insert foul weeks and
send acconni to this Office
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Revised Code of North Carolina.
yEsHosE desiring this truly desirable work, can OBJ
4 tain il from the subscribers. Price 81 per copy.
j. c. TURRENTfNF & son.
February 10. 3d.
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LADIES, FAIR.

4 PORTION of the Ladies Of Graham, constituting
~ the Presbyterian Sewing Society, propose opening
Fair on Monday evening Of May Court with fue
supper 10 consist Of great variety q eatables Of the
very best selections; and on Tuesday they will open
for sale large variety q useful and ornamental Needle
Work. conieciionatics. Toys. &c. The public gene.
rally, old aud young are most respectfully invited 20
attend. The proceeds Of The Fpir 10 he applied 10 the
builjing II Presbyterian Church in Graham.
March 2S. 81
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STATE OF NORTH
ALANAScB Co,
Court oT Eanity-raI

Vuit W IN Wv 81
Nelly MDaniei 4 Ofher, rs. q
IN ihiscase Il appearing 10 the {
= William Caps. and the chill
Henry ,;apps, decd. are nonresi
therefore ordered, that publication
borough Recorder for six weeks,
each Of them TO sppcaf st 1
Court u Equity, % be held for
81 TIE Count House in Graham
after the fourth Monday of "
answer hisyour orators bill Of
70, slide BY, and perform such
u made IN The premises
Witness. Isaac Holt, Clerk
Court, At olilce 10 Graham. the
Monday q September, 1856.
IL
March II.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

ENE are now prepared to receive sealed proposals to
" erect building for the Orange County Aghcul-
turn Society on their grounds Immediately South Of
the Rail Road in the Thompson field. The proposals
TO be handed 10 ]. w Norwood, and opened the 18th
Of April in the presence Of the Committee.
Fol- particulars refer to either oflhe committee.
j. w. NOR WOOD,
j. C. TURRENTlNE,
]. b. LEATHERS,
ALEX'R DICKSON,
PRIDE JONES.
P.s. The bids will be kept open until Saturday the
Goth Of April.
March II. 30
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YOUNG J ERRY.

w ~ '.anu ~ ensuing saacn q South Lowell.
Granville. and st Guesss mill siopp;ag :, s.,.a oesi
points 10 suit the convenience of Ca.,aa,.,.
ihsr particulars see hand biIL TT u'-
IEATliEf rs q DOItCI4s
February ie, 1855. ).
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CAROLINA,
JSTY.
Term, 1855.
oBerf C,.,.4u

1919
,ourt that James Cams.
irer and heirs al law Al
dents of this State; Il Is
ibe made in The Hils-
commanding them and
he next Term Of Our
he County ofAlatnance.
on lie Eighth Monday
arch, then and there 10
Complaint, and to stand
'rdef and decree a. shan
and Master Of our sid
sd Monday afer die an
Jolt. c. & n. =.
29.-
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Rusl les.

HAIR brushes, Tooth Bro shes. N.,n
Flesh Brushes, Paint d. q As- ~. pn'sshes.
Long Brushes, for washif !. ,,if ,doss Oe Brushes.
i% .a@ LONG q go,
November 20. SAlN.
- ia
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a0LINA,

Sessions.
Sc.
Twin. and otheIs.
rs.
be Court that Ma
strowd aud wife
y Bynum, Thomas
sndanis ID this case.
! Is ordered By tho
81 successive weeks
he said defendants.
olFOWd and wife
nm Bynum, Thomas
!, apPear al tie neGt
county Of OTangc,at
: the fourth Monday
ad, answer Or demur
taken Pr0 en- sSso as
cur said Court, atoE
", 1855.
LA VS., Clerk.
100 ss--6w
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

FATAL DuEL.-The Charleston Mercury,
of Tuesday, contains the following melan.
choly notice Of the death Of one of its edi-
tors in duel:
at is our duty to announce the death of
William r. Iaber, Jr one of the editors
of this paper, who fell yesterday afternoon,
at the third fire, in duel with Edward Ma
grath, ESQ.,, in consequence Of the peremptory
challenge of the latter for the publication of
alleged offensive matter in this paper, the au-
thor of which was not called for. The com
munications complained Of, had reference to
the candidacy for Congress of Hon. A. G..
Magrath.
at is not now that we are called upon to
pursue the merits Of the question involved.
In the presence of death-the death OF one
who has been intimately associated with us
for years, and who brcathed as true heart
as ever beat on the soil Of Carollnn,- I've bow
our heads in sorrow and in suffering, and pass
by all considerations Of party conflict; in the
sense that we have lost friend, tried and
true and n brother in the hard duties that
make up our connection with the public life.
1t will not be easy to find Drawer and more
self sacrificing spirit-it will not be often
that the community will be called upon TO
mourn over the extinction of more brilliant
and generous intellect"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

ATTEHTIoS!-We are requested to say that
all who wish to attend at MadisonviIle, from
this county, on the l4th, to hear Gen. w. II.
Haskell, the Great American Orator, are in
vited and expected to come to Athens on
Tuesday morning by o'clock, and fall into
ranks and march to the music Of the Union.
The procession will be headed by the "Stars
and Stripes Of our country, under which all
truly national and conservative men, who love
their country more than their party, and who
oppose disunion, can rally. Come one, come
NIL y
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

WEST TENNEssEE-The West Tennessee
Wing closes an article giving an account of
the discussion at that place between Gov.
Brown and Gen. Harris with the following
cheering paragraph:
To our friends in Middle and East Tennessee,
we would say. that all is right in this end of
the State If we don't make gain Of one
thousand votes in West Tennessee there is
nothing in The external appearance Of things.
We have the most encouraging accounts from
every county in this division Of the State, and
we feel almost like shouting now, at the BOOM
ing majority West Tennessee will roll up for
FILLMORE and Donolson. ~
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esy- What do the people of the South

eB- Whatdo the people of the South ex-
pect to gain by the election Of Buchanan =
We can see nothing to be gained but the reign
of squatter sovereignty, an increase of for
eign abolition votes, continuance of slavery
agitation and ultimately dsunion. If the
South desire these things, they do well to vote
for Buchanan; but if they want peace, if they
want an American government upon Aneri-
can principles, if they want the Union to be
prosperous and perpetual they had better let
old Buck alone. Per sc,ghe is harmless and
antiquated, but as the representative of a
dangerous faction, active only for evil, no
good can come Of his election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

RAIL ROAD OnGANIzATIoN.-The Board Of
Directors East Tennessee Il Georgia Rail
Road met at the office in this place on
Wednesday, 9Th inst, and recognized by
re electing Maj G. Wallace, President, and
Maj. r. G. Jackson, Secretary and Treasurer,
and Superintendent Transportation. We
learn also, that the Board removed the Rail
Road Office from Athens to Knoxville.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10
ATHENS, FRIDAY, OCT. 10, s5e.

gB- The editor left his post on Tuesday
morning last, to attend the Grand American
Rally, Mass Meeting and Barbecue, at Chat
tanooga. on the sth, and has not returned
up to the hour Of going to press. lie has
never been "aroOnd" much but we hope he will
be able to give a satisfactory account of him
self. Our readers can very readily account
for any novelty they may see in the Post this
week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

c7rCould anything be more felictous than
the following allusion to the opprobium at.
tempted to be thrown on the American party
for the secrecy Of some Of their meetingsf--
MIR. Winthrop, in his late eloquent speech be-
fore the Wing state Convention of Massacbu-
sotts, thus expresses himself "If its much
derided Dark Lantern should have done no.
thing worse than find out as honest man as
AR Fillmore, old Diogenes himself would not
have been ashamed OF II"
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CB- We see it reported in our Georgia
exchanges that Mr.. Toombs in recent speech
in Washington. in that State, said that in.
telligence had been received from Gen. Cass
and other prominet friends of Mr.. Buchanan,
North, that it was conceded Mr.. Buchanan
has no chance to be elected. In which event
he Col Toombs) was for dissolution of the
Union. Desperate ends require desperate
meana
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

GEN WIN, II. HAsKELL-This distinguish.
ed speaker will address his felow-citizens of
Monroe county, ut jacksonville, on Tuesday,
the 18th October. 1t is unnecessary to press
all our friends who can to be present, for We
know they will all be there.
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The DEMOCRACY ALARMED.-The Union and
American is at work preparing its readers for
the news which will soon come from Indiana,
Ohio, and Pennsylvania-news which will
make the antics feel as if the world were at
an end. In the issue Of September goth, we
have an article headed "an ingenious device
of ouL opponents" in which after much cir
cumlocution, the antics are informed that they
may prepare their minds for sad news from
the Northern States this month, but that all
will be right in November. The idea is live
horse, and you will get grass" And the SO
called Democrats are informed that the Nor
thern States will vote against Buchanan this
MONTH If this affords comfort to the antics
Of Tennessee they are welcome to it,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

eay- Governor Wise, of Va, has issued,
through the Adjctant General, orders TO the
commandants throughout the State, to thor
oughly organize the militia-that II may be
qualified to render effective service when
Virginia may call forit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

CO The great American mass meeting is
to be held in Nashville to-day and tomorrow.
The Patriot OH the 7th says preparations
have been made to accommodate 100000 per-
sons, and from present indications there will
be that number present. 1t will be grand
demonstration.
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sB- The Jefferson QLa.) Journal says that
the prospects of old Buck are so slim in Lou
siana, and bets so hard to be got on bin, that
the Americans are actually resorting to bet
ting among themselves on their respective
Parishes which shall give the largest Fillmore
majoritiesl This is decidedly good. The next
thing we expect to hear will be that the De-
mocrats are betting among themselves on their
respective Parishes giving Buchanan the
smallest votel Hurrab for the peoples can
didatel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

Fusion IN PENEsYLvANIA.-rhe Demo
Gratis have got up another cock and bull sto.
ry about fusion between the supporters Of
Fillmore and Fremont in Pennsylvania! AS
the canvass draws to n close, these villainous
misrepresentation will continue to multiply.
We again caution our friends against them.
They are the inventions Of desperate fac.
ton, who, having set their hearts upon
continuing in power, are not at all scrupulous
of the means they employ to carry out their
objects. They see defeat staring them in the
face, and are now trying to create n division
with the hope of throwing the election into
the House. Beware of their charges, and
heed them not. Fillmore is the only man
who can put down sectionalism and save the
country