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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-29
" We'll take this town in November.
BY voting fof breek aud for Lane. ="

One of the crowd called to us to count them. We
looked out, but could not see them for the dark
funny neighbor of the Delta, who saw three Mous-
and in their procession last Saturday night. If
those young gentlemen really think and feel as
they shout and sing, are among the last to envy
been pictured by an immortal bard we love to
see the living illustration.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-29
POLICE JAIL--oFFICIAL.

WAS brought TO the City Police Jail on
w the l7h gt August 1866 The dark grl boy TON Says
he belongs Joseph Digg who lives in White county n
tile State He Is feet 81 iEehes high, aud is
aged about ~ years.
The owner will call nnd claim his property according 10 law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
ALFRED A. DTCROS,
nu24 l5t Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-29
H,psyE pu rRoIsnRnrE pIsTRICT.--Il

Il to Tie Third District Pound, on Goodehildfen street. be-
tween Cloue and Louisa streets, Hs esttaf--
one roam pony, 49, hands hgh three while feet Jaws
swelieG-no biaud.
One red aud white COW, both horns oil. , 4 .,,.
Whchf claimed within five days and the
on pad will sold public auction at sad fouhd On Aio
DAY, September 5, 1850 at 10 o'clock a. Nj
New Orleans, August ~ lst1 49,. On, -. r. ,,.,i.o;.or
-''s''''''@ ALFRED A. DUCROs,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-29

We published recently an account of a case of
this horrible disease in Roxbury, Mass. Ihe fol-
lowing statement will be read with interest. It is
from the pen of DR.. Windshp the father of the
young American Samson DR.. George B. Wind
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-29

w Is 81 HHrnsi M II Is tse faek bow FINN CASTLE
Says he belongs Mr. JOHN Brown wha lives i'll the parish OF
Ascension He is feet inches high hs one OF the upper
broken pleasing cOuntehance and aged about
33 years. ..,--- .
The owner will and claim his property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ jE,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A, DuCR0s,
an1s l5t Clerk of Comptroller,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

Garibaldi was preparing to march against
Capua. He had again said he will only pro-
claim the kingdom Of Italy from Rome.
There are vague rumors by the way of
Russia OF unsatisfactory China news.
GarIbaldi's troops had dlsembarked at the
mouth Of the Glairgliano. and interrupted
the communication Of the royal troops be-
tween Capua and Gaeta.
Garibaldi had been at Palermo and pub
lished fresh proclamation to the nhabi-
tants. repeating that he will only proclaim
at Rome the Constitutional Kingdom. and
will not accomplish annexation at present.
II is expected that on his return he will OPP
crate against Capua. An early capitulation
is expected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
Boots, Shoes, Brogans. Hats
Caps, &C.
r. B. GRIFFIN & SONS,
No. 16 South Charles street,
BAII1MGA,G, hid.

,INo our large and complete Fall stock, call the
particular attention OF Dealers. Il consists Of
Heavy Brogans, made by the bel manufacturers for
Planters with soles neariy an inch thick, wirh heavy
wax upper leather, which warrant To give entire sa-
tisfletion Our stock Of heavy thick BOOTS, made Of
Oak leather, with three soes, and hand shared
heavy wax upper leather, all made 10 order, aud
raned. with full and complete assortment II
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WORK.
Such as Gents Fine Calf Boots. seaed and perged
heavy sewed Scotch Caters and Lace Shoes Also. a
large assortment Of Ladies', Misses aud chdren's
Dress Shoes, with Full Stock Of Low Freed
EASTERN PEGGED WORK.
Such ms Women's. Misses aud Ghillrcns Laced Boots
Cali, hip, Morocco, Kid and Enameed These with
a large stock Of Fine Dress HATS aud CAPS, iogtih.
er with full assortment Of WOOL HATS for Servants
wear will be sold at Very Low Prices
We ask for examination, and will guarantee sales
in every instance.
September ls. 60-2mp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
Obituary.

Died IL this county. on the soth of September last.
Mrs MARY ANN TURNER. wife Of NJ. Jane. G.
Turner, IN the 55l year d her age. she has eIt .
husband and sx small children 10 mourn their uniimc
y los. She was . consistent member 81 the Prcsby.
ierian church at. Little River. with which she was
connected for over 60eeu years.
Died, IN Marion county. Texas, on the 5ih q Sep
icmbef last 10 the 5Oih year Of he's age, Mrs ELIZA.
BETH y. MEBANE. wife Of Mr.. John Msbane, late
81 Aiamancc county, N q. The deceased IN saiy lile
connected herself with the Presbyterian church Il The
IiaWiti. and died 10 the hope Of glorious immar.
tally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
PROSPECTUS
or TIVE
HILLSBOROUGH PLAINDEALER,

4 Southern Democratic Newspaper, TO be
published weekly in Hillsborough, n. q.
We have made the necessary arrangements TO pro-
the press, type and fixtures and will, soon
sufficient number VI subscribers obtained,
the publication Of weekly newspaper in the town Of
HIsborough devoted Politics, Foreign and Domes-
tic News Agriculture, Commerce. Literature, Science,
Moral aud Miscellaneous Reading.
We have been induced 10 undertake this publication
at the solicitation Of many friends, and because
believe The interests Of the Democratic party in this
aud the adjoining counties require the establishment Of
such newspaper to advocate is principles We have
had nearly twenty years experience in The printing
business and believe we know the wants of this COM
munI,y, and think We can publish paper that will
please. We promise to give you neat sheet, and our
highest ambition will be 10 conduct il in such manner
make il worthy Of the appreciation Of ntelli
gent community, aud especially Of those who may
favor with their patronage. The neesHy Of having
such paper desire, and intend 20 publish, If yOU
will aid VI, has long been aud ielt BY many and i
apparent 10 you now, that trust need urge
Ycr further 10 extend 10 il a liberal support.
Ia the PLnSpE4LFR We will lellJusly advocate the
election Of those true tried and patriotic statesmen the
Hon. John q. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, and Gen.
Joseph Lame d Oregon, TO the Presidency and Vice
Presidency VI The United States. And TO enable 10
do this efficiently, IN the editorial department, have
been promised aud expect 10 receive the aid Of tai
tifd wfsF' % OLD resident 81 orange and a. pure
Denoetat as yves.
+ AshisrltURE'-Among other subjects mat OF Agri-
culture WI iteeNe our attention ana oo'aln ample
space Y ihe fLAlNRkALha Newl iase much pans
y 'eisel saeh Mets ana hts = s De q use y mat
GAS nom Wh'h We eApeet 70 iecese cur nam sSl'-
port. Il successful this enterprise shall offer
considerable Inducements TO the farmers Of this state
- furnish original aress = ''s column y wv PaPetI
bosAL Asp STATE NhNs'--lh 'ls eoiunih q 'hs
isp'l We slah tbus1Noi 70 give suvu i,sAls " hosi
a'u S.at tSss'ss = VIZ ass W.
welcome weekly i 10y 2 s " ',a, A. 7 a's N %sS
49, ~ nav WI HA0' :" ''tt'es' =" ~ ~ 'o'sH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
pEI.I. AND EygRgrr cLuD.

We have been requested 70 give notice Ihs, the next
meeting IL the Iillsborough Bell and Evereti Club
will be held in The Count House. on Monday night
mort The Ladies esPeeaIiy and the ei,ir genrr-
ally are iGvi,e 10 attend. CIV. Graham, NJ. samuel
p. Phiip. Mr.. Guthrie aud Mr.. Patterson. have been
invited to attend aud address the meeting.
The Eno Bell and Everett Uaisn GLIB arc invited.
We should be pleased 10 hear d the formation 81
Clubs In this County.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
EQUITY SALE.
September Is, 1860.
jaime. Il. Faucet and others, ex pare.

James n. Faucet and others, ex parte.
Petition for sale Of Land.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange County made a, September Term 1850,
will oller for sale al the courthouse door 10 Hllsho
rough, on Monday the 22l day Of October neSl, the
valuable tract Of land, the l4e residence Of James
Faucet, deceased about three mics west Of Hili.hn
rough, containing shout 500 Acres having valuable
Grsi aud saw Mills and other gnad improvements, al
jUning Samuel Moore. William Wafd. iud olhs1s.
Twelve moGihs credit viii b. given; ipad AMI Eamf
security rqumed; title reserved unili tie purchase
money i pIid. sale 1t IL o'ciack.
THOMAS WEBB, &. e. W. 4.
Setletpl,et IS. Price adv So IS 5u--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
V Al U ABLE LA \ d
FOR SALE

pURSUANT 10 an order of Orange Court Of Equity
L made al the Fall Term, 1860 the undersigned will
offer for sale the highest bidder, al Red Mountain,
in said county, on Monday the 18th day Of October
next, that valusble Tract OF Land belonging TO The
estate Of Nicholas Jones, deceased, bounded by the
walters Of Flat River, Deep Creek, and Little Creek,
containing about SIX or eight hundred acres. The
land is well adapted TO the growth Of line tobacco,
corn, wheat oats, &c. The land will be surveyed
shortly, into lots 10 suit purchasers, aud plat thereof
will be lef with George w. Jones, Esq. who resides
the premises, for the inspection 81 those desrous
purchase, who will also take pleasure in showing
them the land.
Sir months credit will be given. Bond aud security
will be required Of the purchaser
THOMAS WEBB, C. & ". Z.
September Is, 1850. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
The Eeils of Medical Malpractice.

"The report Of the City Inspector says the New
York Herald Of the 9th May, 1860. "to the Board Of
HEALTH which published yesterday, reveals an alarm.
ing state Of affairs in the condition Of the public health,
showing not only an increase Of 1919 deaths within
the past four months over those Of last year. but fright
full increase Of mortality from scarlet fever Group, bron-
chiiis and pneumonia the increase Of deaths from
these diseases forms one fourth Of the total This fact
warns US Of the necessity existing for some means Of
protection against unskiIled and halieducated Physi-
clans. The public thus constantly exposed TO NAL.
practice al the hands Of ignorant men, who follow The
profession merely a means Of making money, with.
out the ambition the qualifications which pertain to
the educated practitioner How widely different have
been the results in the above disorders from those who
have used Hooway's Pills and Ointment is manifested
by the fact that not single death occurred wherever
the Pills and Ointment had been taken 10 time. Thou
sands Of mothers debt Of gratitude to Dr. Hoo-
way for being the of saving the lives Of their
darlngs. There Is idle theory speculation in the
use Of these medicines. The effect is invariably the
same-suIe and cerainwhere all the instructions Civ.
en- are strictly fulfilled The Pills cool and purify the
blood, while the Ointment locally applied in scaraiina
Group bronchitis. allsys the Inflammation aud speed
lily restores the little sufferer the enjoyment Of health
In Europe learn that hundreds Of lives have been
saved in Of Jiphera, for which the Ointment !,
certain cure and for all diseases affecting the throat
penetrating as il does the affected glands, which NJ
internal medicine alone can eachso eectuslly 4
ael with sufficient celebrity 10 the patient. 1h
extraordinary Ointment will give permanent relief tc
all ashma,ic patients and may therefore be considered
a sovereign remedy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
EQUITY SALE.

Complia Hail ex p1rtc.-P Petition 10 sell slave.
DURsuANT 10 decree the Count Il Equity IN
Orange County, made al September Term. 800,
will offer for sale ai The cOu.huuse IN Hillsbnr
on Monday the ED day Of October nest. . valuable
Negro Man named Jim, about nineteen years old.
Six months ciedl, will be gwen; bond aud approved
security required.
THOMAS WEBB. &. & w. y.
September Is. Price adv - 90 Oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

The Prince o. Wales arrived at Washington City
on Wednesday. where he We. received BY Gen. "a .,
and The Presidents private Secretary md nephew. A
large crowd had s,ssmb,,a ind considerable eahusi-
ssm prevailed. The Prinse aud hi. party were con.
,gsd % the White House. whore they will be enler.
tanned By PfssiJent Boehanan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
SALE OF NEGROES.

DURsuANT 10 an order Of the County Cout Of
Il Orange. made Al, August Term, lsdu, vii ssh.
Al The courthouse door in lIishofoush. ~ Mondss
the 2sd dls 81 uciahcr next. Eight Saluale Atgoes
belonging 10 the estate Of James Faucet. dsceHsgd.
Twelve months credit viii he given; bond aud -.
cui,y required.
GEORGE 4. FAUCET, Conn
Scpiemhcr Is. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
IMPORTANT SALE.

I'm the l., day ol November next, shall sell 10 the
" highest hjIdtf on terms 70 suit The purchaser the
valuable and beautifully located HOUSE and LOT 81
Mrs. Julia A. Horksr. situated Immediately beyond ihe
northern boundary line q the town Of Hllsborough-
large Dwelling. with aB abundance Of Uui Houses,
ami seven acres 81 gtound, and altogether most De-
sir,hlc residence. For ursher particulars address o.
w, Hooker OF the subscriber. al Newborn. NC.
ROSCOE HOOKER.
s.uien,bet ss-tIs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

He was sentenced. on Saturday morning,
to receive thirty-nine lashes on his bare back,
which were duly inflicted to receive ten
lashes on the 18th ofthis month and ten lashes
on the 18th Of November; then to be dischar-
ged upon taking the oath Of insolvency. Pref
ty rough, but merted treatment.
Raleigh Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

As ExsxpLE.-The venerable Nathaniel
Willis, who was for many years the editor
Of the Boston Recorder, has recently rece,s
ed very pleasing letter from an old subscri-
Der. inclosing $50 for the principal and in
,erest Of three years subscription to the Re-
corder due fueniy-fhree years ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

wslsarn from the High Point Reporter, ,ha, sihe late
sapsior Count fsr Randolph rsunsy. Judge Saunders
presiding. the Rev. Daniel Worth was called, and not
answering. "a. called ont and judgment entered
ssaaa his .arclis.. who viii have 10 pay the bonds
without reduction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

TnE RALGea Rrsisrra.--Mr. syme, the Editor
and Proprietor Ofihe Raleigh Register has received
sn.ss.ocia,s IN that establishment. Everari Hail. E.q
Of dat city the Register will. therefore, hereafter be
CONDUCTED By The firm Of syme and Hall.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
u EMAINING in the Post Office at HsboFough, N
~ g. on the LIST day Of July, 1860:

u EMAINING in the Post Office at Hillsborough, N
~ g. on the LIST day Of July, 1860;
John w. Atwater, Val. Jordan,
Israel Abbott 2 DR.. ]. b. Jones,
Polly Badger, John r. Johnston,
Lilly Banes, Mary q. lizard,
Davis & Bro Mrs. s. E. London,
Mary u. l. Brown, J. H. Langdon,
Broadly Hagge, George H. Livingston,
Holway Balance, Haskins & Lord,
Messrs. Barene * Go. j. A, Lay,
q. X. Bagby, 2 Robert Morrow,
Mary +. Borland, Sae Lewis (seryt.)
Christian Campbell, 2 Janet +. Mclean,
Jennie Childs, Druell McCandas,
William Couch, Harris Maicelsan,
Thomas D. Cook, Mrs. +. v. Mangum,
]. w. H. Garden, Bennett Perry,
Lemuel Compton, Nancy j. Pickett,
Demaris Cole, Elmira Pearson, 2
Miss M. ]. Cole, James Pearce,
George c, Dunn, Pattie r. Powell,
William Daniel, Maria Piper,
Mary NJ. benson, J. ]. Potts,
Henry II. Edwards, b. l.. Powell,
Alex. Findley, jenkins or Webb PriIchett
William Foster, Hugh q. Reeves,
Henry r. Gates, Thomas VI. Ray,
C.. NJ. Gibbs, ]. r. Reid,
G. b. Glover, David Roach,
Rev Henry Gray John NJ Smith.
l.. g. Gray, Adolphus Shaw,
VIM S. Hughes, Joseph l.. Turner,
r. Haley, L. X. Tindall,
]. NJ. Hines, Jesse Turner,
Anderson Hall, Nathaniel Vslines,
Mrs. Alfred Hatch. Albert WaulGon,
III. H.&J il. w. Harman, William Wolfe,
f. NJ. Holt, Lewis Webb.
Zeyen Izatd, Anna Wright, 2.
Bette A. Jones, Chfsey p. Warren,
J. J. Jackson, William $. Walker
Mag. ZONES, Mary Ann Wilkerson.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters vii
please say they are advertised.
T.. L. PARISH, p. NJ
October 8. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
NOTIgE.

TNHE undersigned. B. Vaughn and John I.orkhasts
Executors 81 the estate II James Walker. deed
are really 10 make FINAL settlements with he rgaiees;
one Of them Is a Icsiden, Of This State aud Wo 81
them, Jssse Maker aud Jerry Walker, aie living le.
You'd tue limits thereof Each Of them ait hereby n5-
titled that We will net pay interest.
Is. VAUGHN, t,.s.,,,..s
JOHN LOCKHaRT,
August 20. 57-Gw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
FIYE CENTS REWARD!

DAN away from The premises q AeS. AHdefs'n,
~ on Thursday last, bound boy Ny Tie name ~
JERRY ASHLEY. twelve or fourteen years 81 age
he was bound 10 MI Anderson By The county court.
reward az Eve cent? but no thanks will &c given 20
any one who viii return him ii The subscriber.
DAVID 4. CLARK, .fgent
Tor .7ltr. anderson.
September ~ bg-9w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
2O DOLLARS REWARD.
N II w GOOD 8.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

BEG leave again to call the aeni ion Of my custom.
ers and the public generally to my purposes In do
ing business for the future. Owing TO circumstances
entirely beyond my control, find it impiaetieabe 10
close up my business in Hilsborough present; must
therefore be employed and shall 90 on to the North to
purchase stock adapted to the wants Of the coun-
Try for the approaching season. and pledge myself to
sell them at a very moderate advance upon cost in
der keep up tie excitement which has already been
created by the reduced prices al which have been
selling for few weeks past Thus hope to draw my
share Of trade, Notwithstanding the unfayorable oca-
ton | am occupying.
/ will here add, that while | am controlled by circum-
stances in regard 70 the unfayorabs location that have
for doing business that find the system Of quick sales
and small profits TO pay better than larger profits and
slower sales consequently can hold out inducements
10 cash prompt credit buyers, and think may safe
Iy say save them from fifteen 10 twenty per cent. by
calling al my store east Of the Court House. Please
bean in mind the location, tho house recently occupied
by p. b, Ruiin, and near Mr. A. g. Murdockis Coach
Shop.
/ will also state to those who may be inclined 10 RELY
on my stock for their supplies this season, that will
be some ten or fifteen DAYS later in getting my goods in
than is usual. The delay in some important respects
will be all the better for those who not compelled
purchase their goods early in the season, goods
can be purchased much cheaper in advanced period
Of the season than at the opening of the trade. Besides
tue fashions in the northern markets better estab
lished, thus aGordng the village dealer opportunity
of Offering his patrons the most approved styles.
! feel confident that by carrying out my plan Of con-
Quoting my business. can make il work TO the advan-
tage Of an those who will favor with their patron
age. liberal allowance made TO cash buyers. Hop
ing see my customers in 10 examine my stock from
the oh TO the 18th ef October,
am respectfully,
II. L. OWEN.
] October 3. 6l-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
PUBLIC SALE.
October 3.

an Tuesday, the ed Of October next, al he late
W residence of James Faucet, deceased, will sell
large lot Of Corn, Wheat, &c. &c. Six months credit
will be given.
GEORGE A. FAUCETT, Admir-.
September Is. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
State Educational Association If North.
Carolina.

The next annual Meeting Of this Associa-
ton will be held in Wilmington, the session
beginning at seven o'clock p. NJ. on Tues
day the 18th Of November.
As usual, the delegates will be passed over
the various railroads in the State for hall
fare. and will be Hospitality entertained al
the place Of meeting.
The Committee authorized 70 determine
the time and place of meeting have felt bound
10 call the next session as far South as the
facilities for railroad travel would permit
and this consideration, and the excitement
preceding the presidential election, are the
reasons for liking the time so late in the
year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
Conee I'm wiImIngion-A c

1900 bags. from Rio Jsnsiro. has been received Il VII.
mngion snj !. 70 be sold :, auction On Saturday next
!, ]. said 10 be he fnea cargo Of coffee that has been
brought, 10 wiimins,Sn. See advertisement in ano,h-
o. column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

WING Meeting. at snow Camp. : We
have been requested 70 state that the Bell and Everett
meeting proposed 90 be held at snow Camp. Is 10 be
held on Wednesday the asth Of October. and not on
The goth, as before advertised.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
PLATFORM OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
Union PARTY,

Whereas, Experience has demonstrated that Plat.
forms adopted BY the partisan Conventions Of the
Try have had the effect 10 m,sead and deceive the peo-
pie, and al the same time 10 The political disis-
ions Of The country, by the creation end encourage
merit Of geographical and sectional parties, therefore,
ResOieed That il il both the part Of patriotism and
Of duty 10 rscegaize political principles other than
The Constitution Of the Country,
The Union Of the States. and
The Enforcement Of the Laws.
and that as representatives. Of The Constitutional Union
csa Of the eouniy ia National Con venOn assembled.
we here pledge ourselves 70 maintsin, project and de-
fend separately and unteJly these great principles Of
public liberty sad national safety agsins, eli enemies
., home and abroad, believing that thereby peace may
once be restored 70 the country. The just rights Of
the People and Of the states re-esiabished and the
Government again be placed in that condition Of JUS
lice fraternity and equality, which under the example
and constitution q fathers has solemnly bound
every citizen Of the United States 20 maintain
perfect union establish justice. insure domestic iran.
guilty. provide Cor the defence. promote The
general welfare. and secure the blessings Of liberty to
ourselves and our POs,eriy.'
II The onnss Presby,s,y hold. il session .,
0aseassOroush. commencing on the 18Th Inst.
IL The Synod Of North Carolina will meet at
stltesville the 2llh inst. The opening sermon will
be preached By Rev. y. X. Mash.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
n OTI Il

HAVING qusihed a. Executor on the estate 81
Va JAMES W. CLARK. al August Term. 1860, Of
Orange County Count. oil persons indebted 10 the 60
tate q The said deceased hereby notified 10 make
immediate paymen, and settlement az indulgence can
not IL given, and al persons having claims against
the estate will present them fot payment within the
time prescribed By law OF this notice will be plead 10
bar Of their recovery.
SAMUEL W, HUGHES, Err.
September ! 5s-