HILLSBOROUGH RECORDER.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1821.
Xo.
HILLSBOROUGH, N. C.
PI' BUS II K D WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT,
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Lis I OF LETTERS
nm'trnn* at the Post Office in HiU?
burough* ?V. C. Jan. I. 1821.
A
C.rorne Ai en, 2
]>,lj??iin Armstead,
Mrs. Mary I). Vshe,
CulMt \ nil res,
Frederick I. Avery,
Faoli A9lie.
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Sarah Rail, 4
Tu? -ma"* Hi own,
Geiu-ral Bird,
Reuben B.?clilor,
Hiciiar.l Breeze,
John II. Hu.gu.n,
John li Blunt,
Tn ?m.?-> Hacoti,
Daniel Harnett.
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Archibald Cameron,
Miss .lane Cube,
Wiluam Clark,
James v Inld,
S. St W. C. Cochran,
S?n. 1 1 Child,
Cuilen. li Clark,
Joshua U. Ctark,
Th iiiiits Couch,
J. Cow ?n,
Mrs. Maty Campbell,
Jamrs Clancy,
Harden C.-uch,
James Craig-.
Tno '.as ? hristan,
Stephen Clark,
Kdward C ?ok,
Jolm Campbell.
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J.ures Hemming,
Jam- > i) Daniel,
Aliiry Dick e,
l!.-nj., r.in Duranjr,
John i)? nnis,
t\ ?in Daniel,
Divi-i \V. Dickerson, 2
Uavtd Dell.
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Jacob Epbian.
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A. Falkner,
John Forest.
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Alexander Gattis, 2
James Grady,
William Lewis,
Mrs. Ann Lockhart.
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C.arred M'lls, 3
Daniel M'Ci mmon,
I In. nas M't i icken,
M>s B-tsey Moore,
William Maclin,
Alexan er Morphis, 2
Kobert M'Lemore,
Hernion Mon Holland#
John viulhollan,
I so in M'.tchcl,
Edward M'D.de,
A. D. Murphy, 2
John Mason,
William P Mangum, 2
Hugh Mulholl.ui.
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Richison N-.chols,
William Newcomb.
O
Barnaba* O'Ferrell,
James II Otey,
Jack Or.nge.
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Noah Parker,
Allen ParkeSf
Mrs. Sarah Pickett,
Mr. Pickett,
Allen Parish, 2
Alexander Pickard,
Charle- Pet igrew,
William Pannell,
R'.cliard Peacock,
Eliza D. Pannill.
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Pet'-r Ililey,
Thomas Reding,
Delilah U'n ?de?,
Thomas Rnflin,
Wnliam lioacli,
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Col Win. Shepanl,
Pe*er Stout,
William Smith,
Mi s. Sarah Smith,
John Scott, 2
Col. llarbert S.ms,
Joseph stubbing,
Samuel Srmdwirk,
Sheriff ol Orange co
T
William Gray ham, 2 c, ?i -m ?
James Gattis. En?ch Thomson,
II
"fhomis Holloway,
John II. H II,
James M. Mill,
Holiert Ilastngs,
William 1 licks,
Eti/.abeth 1 . 1 1 arris s,
Hubert llarriss,
Sterling llarriss,
George Hooper,
Miss MaryC. Ileming.
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William Jordan,
Callierute Jackson.
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Jrrenvah Kinft, 2
J -hn Kcrall.
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J ime.s l.apslie,
Jacob Lt mons,
R. L.
Jan. 9
D ivid Thompson,
M issElizaH. Thompson
Elijah Ti asl \v,
William Thompson,
Richard 'l'orrans,
James Thomson,
Win. A. Tliarp & Co.
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Delilah Upton,
Dr. John Um stead ( 2
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John Vanhook,
William Vanncvar.
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Willcv Woods,
Robert Walker,
Jonathan Woodie,
James Wilson,
Doiiirla- \\ ilk.ns,
Harrison J. Warren,
Jaini-.s T Wynne.
Cook, /\
47?
X V> V \ e V.
ON Thursday the 25?h inst w II bp sold the
tract of land whereon I now live, lyotg
iuiniediatch on Flat river, ten in les south of
I' rson court house, containing .>00 acres,
which I:iih1 in of the first qualit, in t h :? sec- j
tion of the county; on which ther.* is a good
'wo story dwelling house, kitchen, smoke
house, still house, gr.uiery, and a capital
tl rcHhtng machine. Terms will he made known
the da-, ??F sale. Also, wdl he sol?l on s ?id
f aV, two or three thousand pounds of pork, .
W'veral sows and pigs, about three hundred
?MslicU of wheat, two new .stills, * quai. it} of
"g?n? household furniture, a stuck ot cattle,
Wnnng ntensils Jtc. &. c. A credit wdl be
Riven until the 2;>th day of 1>< c? mher next,
purchaser giving bond with appro* ed
wcunty.
Jesse Kvans.
J?n. 1, 1 H21 47 ? 3w
Ai K\ a T,
Thursday tho 27'<h of December last,
?row a w.i^ou on the road troin llillsbo
t, |,kIi to Hah ;^h, between IVelers and ?'<?.
sef''i ftfas-dleldV, a d?rk brown b? at skin
''///'.?/' (y,Kl'i\ lined '*ith rt<i flannel, witlt
In',' white iiieta, buttons lio'ii on the bicasi
?' j' wt the cape. The ?u4is -aiK r ?dt ^ivc a
'* :'?oi?able c to ai?V f)< l'Soi> wV?
""*> ti'-U r; at'd w'.li lc ,*.? it at . I *4*1 |
ir ?l4is's .to** u? 4 1 < i?<r?roug1tt
??? * Patiil \Vu<?.i<. j
1.1. 18J|. . t ?? /.4?- ?!
Red Clover Seed,
by the bushel or smaller quantity,
For tale by
William Norwood.
Jan. 9. 4? ?
FOK HIRK,
Vntil the 2Ktl. day of December next,
A likely yonnj^Ne^ro Fellow.
For terms apply to the subscriber
Thomas Clancy.
Jan. 9. 4/ ?
.VOTICB.
TI1F. undersigned executors, of the last
Will and Testament of niajor Jan.es
Lapslie, deceased, will prc?ce< d to sell ? 11 toe
perishable par of the est-U- of the s.iid Janug
Lapslie, dec ased, on a credit of 12 months,
at his late dwelling house, in the county of
Orange, consisting of
ii ?:s?*s, C.itue, Sheep, Hogs, Wlieai,
Cf>'is O.irs, F?ride> . Hav. and
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Put nlalion Tools . dfe.
At the sam<- tune also, the land will be
rented aid the ni -throes hired. The sale will
commence on the 25th inst. and continue nn
till tin* w uole i> sold. Bond and security will
be required from the purchasers.
Thomas Armstrong,
\\ iliie Shaw,
Executor t.
Jan 8th, 1*21. 47?
N O T I V B.
ALI> persons indebted to W1I.1.1AM
SO*V are solicited to c.dl
and se.tle their a? count.', either bv ca.di or
note. Those who fa I to do so must ex|K*ct
s-?<>n to fi:ul 'heir accounts in the hands of an
ofiicer for coilect;oii.
Win, Cain ?5 Son.
Jan. 9, 47? 4w
JY3ST HVXfcWEJI.
S.c.iy Mideit Wine,
4 quarter casks (1 20 galls.) Mala
ga Win* ,
2 quarter casks (65 gall.) Old Frcnch
Brandy,
1 cask (60 .jails.) Holland Gin,
200 lbs. Madder,
S'J lbs. best Spanish (lot ant Indigo,
Cotton Cards,
Cotton Yarn,
Some demijons of old Madeira Wine.
D. Yarb rough.
Dec 26. 46? 3 w
Tennessee. \iauCL ?ov ssv\e.
Fifteen Hundred Veres
/~\F Ttnntssee Lai. d, for sale, of a
prime quality. For terms apply
A. U. Bruce.
Hillsborough, Dec. 26. 46 ? tf
Valuable Land
F O 11 SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his tract of
land containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty
Acres,
Situatnl on Haw River.
T'be attention of such as may wish to pur
cha??* land in this part of the country* is in
vited. The terms will be accommodating.
For farther particulars apply to the propri
etor,
Kichard I). Aslic.
December 13- 44 ? tf
Valuable Laud
7 ?OR 8.1 LE
\\\ U\e VlaNv FieAAa.
fllUK subscriber ofTers his tract of land for
I sale, containing
Eight himdred and forty -
eight Veres,
situated in the ;law Fields, ten miles west of
Hillsborough* I he attention of nmcIi as may
wish lo purchase land it) this part of the
country is invited; the tei m> will be ac.com
modatr For farther particulars apply to
the proprietor.
S. Strudwiek.
November 1.1. 40? lUw
\\ W\stooTo\ig\\ Academy .
' I "MIK exercises m this institution will be
I. i t sumed on the lir.it Monday of Janua
ry next
J. Witlierspooii, Principal .
November 22. 41 ?
N O T I U
1"*14F. t'il^c. iU r has appointed TflO.W.IS
h. <i V'.V Ins ??<-nt to transact bust
tu'ss for hnn dui*ui? it?k abfcnee tot!?efL.'^
*4 W*?!.iugu>n.
J sunt?* 8. Smith.
< 9
HAT FAliT WBLX,
JSmo. I22|
Market Street, Philadelphia.
TIIK subscriber* having brought to perfec
tion their newly discovered economical
IIA rS, which they can atlord at three dollars
and fifty cents, now offer tliem to the pontic
to tr?i 'hrir improvement
Be n? coii>c out that they have arrived to
thai decree in the art of flu Manuf ctnrinff
winch is the true Frunklin Economic*! *ty!et
are willing to hazard their future pr spcr ty.
bv ?hc sample now offered to the public.
One trial <>f the 50 I lata will doubt les*>
establish tin fact in the nnnd* of il?erit.z?ns
of I'll ladelph a, ihut they -t-uui uznirn/Vrf lor
c/ieapnes*, durability^ and beauttft*nu are jusily
entitled t.? the l'?v rabif appellation ot Frank-'
lin, to whose genius and invention we owe so
much. m
They -ils" ofT? r to the public* their Suffer*
%fine Water Proof Jieavrra, of the b?. si cjual t\,
and lit u - ~t lashioi. ^;?d not subject to l;dr aiul
bec ome nxy, as Water 'Proofs gcnerallx are.
A 1 -.o, a ;?*n ral assortment of Drab Heavers,
Cusiots, Koran. s, youtiis' ai?d children's Hat--,
cii.ldren's t'aecv Hats and Jorkiis, ladies* Ilea
vera. trimmed or untrimmed.
II , IMS suppl.ed with finished or unfinished
Hats.
besjKike hats made agreeable to directions
and a' the shortest notice.
Hats of every description, manufactured and
sold, wholesale and reiail( on the most reason
able terms.
\I1 orders thankfully received, and attcrd
ed to with d spaich.
C'.IUTIOA * No hats are the genuine patent
Prankhu hats hut ihose manufactured and sold
h\ us and our agents, and have our stamp in
them. Those who wish to purchase, cannot be
too particular.
Rankin Ftnvle.
Philadelphia, September, lbJO. 33 ? 3in
FOR SALE
A handsome situation adjoining the
town of Hillsborough,
OX which is a good *w.? story dwelling
house ; also a good kitchen, smoke
lv>u?e, (iairy, and stable- The buildings are
all ncA'. For terms inquire of
The Printer.
A first-rate work Horse may
be had on good terms.
Inquire as above.
Sept. 11. ? 32 ? tl
State of North-Carolina,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court oi Law and Equity,
September Term, 1320.
J nine* I 1 ehb and Fretleri ck \
executors of Jatnes IV tutted, de - j
ceased*
vs. }> In Kquity.
Joseph Dickey and Chcs'ry F Fan- I
cetty s arriving partners of said |
James It hit ted, deceased- J
IT is orderp.J by the court that this
cause be referred to Thomas < iancy, esq. to
take an.l sttte ail account of all the dealings
and transactions of the firm of Joseph Dickey
and Co., of the slock in trade, dealings and
transactions, of each of the said copartners,
for, of, or concerning the said firm, of the pro
fits or loss gained or sustained by the said
firm, and of the losses therein by the fraud,
covin. Inches, or neglect of said defendant
Joseph Dickey; with liberty to examine all the
books, entries and accounts, papers and vou
chers of the Raid firm, and also the said par
ties respectively and their witnesses on oath,
and to make report to the next tc rm of this
court. And for as much as it appears to the
court that the said defendant Joseph Dickey
does not now live within the limits of this
state, but hath romoved thereout and resides
in distant parts: It is ordered by the court,
that the said commissioner Clancy may pro
ceed to take and s ate said accounts, and
make reports, without personal service of the
warrant, or notice of reference on said Joseph,
and af ter giving' notice of the time or times of
taking and staling -aid acccyu's, by wa\ of
public advertisement in the newspaper called
the Ifif!s/>orottgh Unorder for and during the
term of sixty days, which advertisement shall
l>e deemed, taken and held to he as val d as
personal service of notice, to all intents and
putposes. And it is also ordered and decreed,
thai said commissionerClanc; shall, in his said
report, state such special matter as the par
ties ma) require him to state.
A copy from the minutes.
Test ,
James Webb, c. ^5 m. e.
W% WV
pr HSU ANT to the foregoing order, I do
hereby appoint the 18th da\ of January next,
at my office in the town of MilKborough, to
take into Consideration the several matters and
things there by to me referred; at which time
and place the said Joseph Dickey, and all
others concerned, are hereby notified and re
quired to appear and produce before me, on
oath, all books, paper*, vo ichers, accounts,
and evidences whatever in his or their cus
tody or power, relative to the mailers in ques
tion in the above Cause, at which time and
phcc I shall proceed to state the said ac
counts and report thereon.
Test,
Thomas Clanev,
? ?
Commissioner appointed by the Court
of Kquity.
Hillsborough, Nov. 8. 40 ? 2m
BOO K A N I) J O IJ
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l*rt>m^>tly and correctly executed at the office
? . of the IlilUboroM^h Recorder.
CONTINUATION OF
1 OTfclgn lu\e\V\gencc.
London, Nov. 16.
It is said, there will be more than one
protest |>y the peers a amst the aban
donment of the proc edh.gson the char
s' s brought against hci majesty. The
tollo* tii?; was entered on Saturday at
Pailiament Office, and left for sig
nature It was already signed by lord
S effi".d and the duke of Northuinbcr
ia.i : ?
Moved, That the fourth considera
tion oi the bill be adjourned to this day
six inunti.s. Which bring objected to,
the question was put thereupon.
It was ie>oived in the affirmative.
*? Dissentient,
" Bv cause no s'.fficirnt ground ap
peals for the abandonment of the bill
founded on the charges against I er ma
j--siy the queen, which had undergone
the most solemn and at curate investi
gation; chatgesin which the morality
of :he country was deeply interested,
and on w ich ail the peers, spiriual and
t mporal, who driiveied their opinion*,
with vt ry few exceptions, declared theii
conviction of her guilt; and the aban
donment of which is a deicliciion which
niiiy bring into disrespect not onl> tnc
cltara< ter of our highest court ol judi
cature, but that of the nation itself. And
i. is with the greatest concern we ob
serve the extreme want of consideration
for the sov< reign, by the derrliction of
proceedings so necessaiily brought on,
ny *hich a witc declared by the house
ol peers 10 have been guilty of aduile
ions intercourse with a menial servant,
aivi of a conduct the most depraved, is
to remain bis Queen Consort, thus low
ering the dignity of the crown and em
barrassing the country with far greater
difficulties than those which seem to
have induced his majesty's government
to relinquish the prosecution of the
bill."
Protests may be signed by the peers
until the rising of the house on the day
i to which it is adjourned, viz. the 23d
instant.
The hon. Keppel Craven, one of the
queen's vice chamberlain's, has by or
der of her majesty, written a letter to
the earl ol Liverpool, demanding a suit
able resioi nee and establishment for her
majesty The 'eiter states," that he had
her majesty's commands to requiic
fro n his majesty's government, that,
without any further delay, a pa, ace and
establishment should be provided, suit
able to her majesty's rank in li.e coun
try in which she is now to reside; thai
this had been much too long deferred,
wi.h a view either to the station of her
J majes y or the honor of the crown; ne
vertheless, that in the circumstances of
the time, her majesty was willing to
overlook such delay; but that it must
j be evident that no further time ought
to elapse without finally arranging this
matter."
The queen intends going to Ham
mersmith church on Sunday next, to
receive the sacrament; and on the Sun
day following to St. Paul's, publicly to
return thanks to Almighty God for her
deliverance Irom the loul and wicked
< onspiracy directed against her honoi
and her life. A communication has been
I made to the lord mayor of her majesty's
, intention, and we have no doubt but
that his lordsnip will attend in state,
with a considerable number ot the cor
poration in then robes, to meet her ma
jesty at Temple bar. Her majesty nas
fixed Friday, the 24ih, for receiving a
considerable number ot addresses ol
congratulations already voted. Her ma
j s- 1 y has invited many distinguished no
blemen and thtir ladies to dinner on
Monday next. IKr m.?jesiy has recei
ved, in answer to her iettcr to lord Liv
erpool, demanding a suitable palace and
establishment, that his lordship has
communicated her demands to his ma
jes.y, but lias, as yet, received lio an
swer. Lord Livrrpool pleads his ab
sence from town as an excuse for his
delay in answering ner majesty's letter.
A guard- room lor an officer and 50
men has been erected round the king'*
cottage at Wind or.
It is rumoured in he fashionable cir
cles mat the queen has declaicd ner in
tention of commencing an action for
slander against several members of the
loyal family.
It is generally understood that Mr.
Canning condemned the proceedings
against the queen, and refused ois co
operation in mat odious measure. It is
aLo said that he o lie red to resign his
office, but that his colleagues requested
him to retain it, and that he kindly
yielded to their solicitation. Globe.
The rumor stdl continues of the de
sire expressed by the earl* of Liver
pool" and llariowby to retire Ironi the
cabinet. The noble lord at the head of
the treasury is sai4 to have declared,
that he could not concur in any general
detlatauon against the queen, of ti.e na
ture suggested by lord Ellcnboroughj
and if his colleague* enter'ain any such
purpose, he will ccitainly resign?
although every means have been re ?
sorted to in the highest quarter* to in
uuce him to change hit resolution.
A court of common council is sum
moned tor Tuesday next* ?? to consider
the propriety of presenting an uddrers
to her moiit gracious majesty, queen
Caroline, upon the wctory she has ob*
laired over u foul and atrocious cote
spiracy, seeking no less her majesty
destruction, than aiming a blow at the
known laws of the land, and the dearest
rights of Englishmen."
In the ease of the king vs. sir Francis
Hurdett, in the court of king's bench,
the further arguments were resumed
this morning.
Parliament will meet again the 2 3'',
but it will meet, we believe, only for
the purpose of being prorogued. ? It is
likely to assemble again, for the dis
patch of business, about the middle ot
latter end of January. CourUr.
Lon '.on, Nov. 17.
The future destiny ot tne queen it
pr? sumed to engross at present the at*
tent ion ot ministers. The insertion of
her majesty's name in the liturgy, is
the first ditru ulty which they have to
bu i mount.
The French papers announce, with
some confidence, that great events are ??
expected in Italy; aiid add, that the ad
vanced guard ot the Austrian army is
concentrating ut Terrona.
Apprehensions arc entertained, that
tiie spirit ol revolution is making a ra
pitt progress in Switzerland. All its
machinery is represented as in fud mo
tion at Zutirh, Basle, and other princi
pal cities of tli i country. The secret
societies in ti.e Tyrol are said to be in
timately connected wiili those in Swit
zerland. All their cornsponden e is
carried on by verbal communications,
made by travelling agents.
The king of Prussia left Berlin on
tne 4t n instant, for Troppau.
An article from Franklort states, that
a treaty has been concluded, by the
British government, with the Porte,
whicn lias offended the emperor of Rus
sia, and may even influence the negoti
ation ot Troppau. It also meinjoiis a
report that the emperor Alexander had
withdrawn the contract lor clothing his
army, from England, and conferred it
on a company of Prussian manufactu
rers.
London, No\ IP.
The Kentish Chronicle says, *? Wo
heat tha. count Bergami passe i through
Asiiloid on the 8ih insi. on his route to
London. It is said that he embarked at
Boulogne late on Tuesday nighty in a
iiahing boat, and landed on the coast ol
this county."
It is said, that more business has been
done in London since Friday week, than
for live months preceding. The appre
hension excited in the public mind by
the proceedings against the queen, ha. I
caused nearly a total suspension of com
mercial speculation.
The Ann rican ship Bengal, at Cowci,
95 da>s Irom the Suaits of Sunda, re
ports that a British sioop of w^r had
been atiackcd in those Straits, by a
flee of Malay prows, and lost 49 men
ki.led and wounded in beating them ofl*.
The Bri isfi squadion und r Admiral
Moore is ?o remain in Naples B.y un
til the decision ol the allied sovere igns,
to be declared in congress at 'Troppau,
as to the future political situation ot Na
ples, is made known.
THE DISCOVERY SIIII'S.
Few particulars of their iiignly inter
esting voyage have yet transpired, the
officers and crew of the ifecla confining
themselves to casual observations, until
their commander shall have laid h.s
journal hci'ne the lords of the admiralty.
\Vc understand, however, that licut.
Parry entered by Lancaster Sound, pro
cceded over capt. Host*' spccial chart
of land, a. id reached, in the parallel of
74 or 75, 1 14 or I 15 west, about 5 50
miles farther than rapt. Ross asserted
tUc pol.ir sea to be navigable. In 90, the
ships fell in with islands, which contin
ued successively till they reached the
extreme westerly point of one in 115,
where winter overtook them. They win
tered in a snug i>ay in Lancaster sound,
and did not get clear of the ice till J?o
5th Aug. ir is year. From Octobcr till
February, or lor a^out 100 days, they
were in darkness; but with ahundum o
of wholesome provisions and other re
quisite comforts, they passed the time
very agreeably. The crew were amused
*ith games ol every kind, and occasion
ally they acted plays for mutual enter
tainment. On the breaking up of the
ice this season, attempts were made to
proceed westerly? but immense barriers
of ice from the polar sea to the not ill
ward shut up ali hope of succeeding in
th* parallel ot 74j and before t ey could
return to the eastward and ren*ft the
atteuipt in a lower latitude, the naviga
ble reason, wliich is confined to August
and a tew. ?I%vs in September, oilcrcJ