Plea Court Publishes Notice In Hillsborough Recorder
In the State of Worth Carolina December Term 184, the Court orders publication for six successive weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder. The document seeks service on defendant Howder Brook and related parties, requiring them to appear at the next Pleas and Quarter Sessions term or plead and demur. Charles Mason, clerk, notes the proceeding date and affirms the court action with a $400 price.
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State of
North Carolina
Court publication notice for land dispute hearing in Roxborough
In Hillsborough Recorder. Notice to the heirs and landowners listed to appear at the next term of the court at the Roxborough courthouse on the third Monday in March. Defendants must answer or plead otherwise default judgment may be entered. witness Charles Mason, clerk.
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Howder Brook
Hillsborouch
Court of
Offive
PSSM
Duncan Rose
Jesse Ull
John Barre Dames
Roxborough
Soul Cave
Charles Mason
Anid Court
Exuberant Natives Highlight May Court Event
Readable fragments describe a May court scene with lively natives present. The text hints at parade-like activity and communal excitement, though many words are garbled. The setting appears ceremonial with local participants and a festive mood.
Root crops and livestock feeding profitability note
The article discusses prioritizing root crops like turnips and carrots in farming to sustain livestock through winter. It compares profits, emphasizes efficient feed use, and cites practical feeding guidance such as hay weight, feeding schedules, and the master’s eye to prevent waste and health issues. It also mentions a German discovery of iron peroxide as an arsenic antidote and notes Rhode Island temperance evidence law considerations.
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Jeter Pevers
Gortingen
Gottingen
Rhode Isand
Notable Tennessee Judge White and Allied Biographies
Condensed homage from the Knoxville Register to Judge White of Tennessee and colleagues. It chronicles White’s North Carolina birth, legal training in Philadelphia and Tennessee, rise to the Supreme Court, presidency of the Bank of Tennessee, and service as a state senator and U.S. senator. It lauds his independence, republican principles, and judicial eloquence, then shifts to a New York notice about a wealthy man buying a house and gifting it to Mrs Clinton.
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North Carolina
Afrone
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Hopkins
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Supreme Court
Bank of ‘Tennessee
Jr. Monroe
Gen. Jackson
Senate of the
United States
Judge White
United States Bank
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