Court Notice in Orange County Equity Case
Public notice for the March term 1847 of the Court of Equity in Orange County. Defendants William Peltier and Mary his wife and William Watson are required to appear or answer. publication to be made six weeks in the Hillborough Recorder. Also included are letters from Wandreth's Pills agents praising Brandreth's Pills and listing sales contacts across North Carolina.
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Stale
North Carolina
Orange County
Thomas Hogan
Willison Peltier
William Peltier
William Watson
Mary
Nenett
Court of Equity
Orage
Winty
Hilleborough
Tames Webb
Wandreth
Gatesville
T. Buaxaneth
Brandreth
Sohn A. Lane
Jerusalem Artichoke Yields Spark North Carolina Interest
Sidney Weller reports successful trials with Jerusalem artichokes in Halifax County North Carolina noting yields far surpassing common varieties. He compares swine feed value and potential profits with okra as a coffee substitute, citing experiments on multiple plots and promising per acre outputs.
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LeMay
Ocean
North Carolina
Jerusalem
Tennessee
Georgia
Elleworth
Patent Office
Sidney Weller
Brinkleysville
Remedy for Bots in Horses Uses Lime and Salt
In the North Carolina Farmer an author promotes lime as a remedy for bots in horses, advising a tablespoon of slacked lime in bran mash three times weekly and noting improved appetite and health. He also claims lime and salt prevent cattle murrain, to be given daily in small portions, with strong praise for learning seen as manure.
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Gay
Mr Badger's Speech on the bill to create a lieutenant general
Senator Rapier argues against elevating a lieutenant general over the army, contending the title alone does not expand authority. He warns the measure could insult the senior major general and disrupt military leadership, urging retention of existing command structure.
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Mr. Badger
Lirsirnant
Rapner
North Carolina
Rose Vod
Senate
United States
Mr. B
U. States
Daves
Madison
Congress
Europe
History of the Mexican War and General Taylor’s Movements
Letters from J. D. Marks then American Consul at Matamoros, as published by the Charleston Mercury, argue the US march to the Rio Grande caused the Mexican war. They claim a secret agreement with Mexican leaders would have blocked hostilities had Taylor stayed at Corpus Christi and that Mexican commanders viewed the move as an act of war. Despatches to Congress and communications with General Ampudia are cited to support these conclusions.
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Polly
Willie
Willis
John Gotham
John Gorham
Cory
China
San Juan
Z. Taylor
Corpus Christi
Monterey
Mariano Arista
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
U. States
Arista
Seni
Hocepal
Ies
Arroya Colorado
Newces River
General Arista
Neuces
San Salas
Nueces
Matamoros
U. S
Isaac D. Marks
J. D. Marks
Charleston Mercury
Mexich
Taylor
Arroyo Colorado
Congress
Les Rio Grande
Colorado
Tayor
Worth
en.Vega
Genfal Taylor
Apri
Ampudia
Tezas G
T Department of
Tamaulipas
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Caupt House
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Belrmery
Monte
Helosigink
George Walker
Ah Cale
Bond and Security
Pquiroo
James Webb
Com
X. Deceunter
Mae and
Coen Eee Aton
Necnubar
Long, Webb & CO. Is
A. ME Kle & CO
Neon & Later
WM Nelson
C. M. Latimer
Sae Cagke Settlement
Hillsborough House
James Jacknott, Jr
Pebcury Court
Robert FP
Morris
SW. Wonnett
Wear
Hillsborough
A. ‘Torrence
Pittsbor
A Sford
Chatham
J. B ‘Date
Chapel Hill
Geo. A. Mebane
Mason E
W. Smith
Alamance
J.& R. Sloan
Shorough
James Johnson
Wentworth
Onl & Neal
Owen M‘alesi
Yanmalig
Callum
Mytem
North Carolins Parter
The
North Carolina Farmer
Avery Dedy
Etrang Hall
Kowang
Estelese
John
Peter Wal
Ehereh
Stereg
Ney Huey
Our
Kiel
Johan
Marks
Rercond Times
New Orleans
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Z. ‘Taylor
Exico
Washington
Lam
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