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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

Indian Hosiihties.--The Columbia
Herald Of January Sd contains the follow.
ing information:
Again the hostile Greeks have broke
loose and committed depredations and
murders. The plantation Of DIR. Battle
on Cowags Greek was besieged by a
party Of Indians. FIVE or more in number
whu fired upon aud killed one white man
and two negro men, a. The same time
burning the dwelling and on. houses %
The premises OF DR.. b. But five Indians
were seen on the occasion. but there was
reason TO believe that much greater
number were concealed in the swamp.
II is not known whether these Indians
were those who still remained IN Alaba.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

Dickinson College Burnt. The build.
ings Of Dickinson College. at Carlisle,
Pennsylvania. we're entirely destroyed
by FIRE ON the night Of the 9Th ult.
This literary institution was IA the
h nds Of the Methods. Episcopal euns
nexion. and with an e.. clent fsrully wss
fas, regaInlng the position which il once
occupied a. a classical school.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1886.

William Sirayhsrn & others, 4 p.,;,;.,
samasi s'rsyhorn and sama.i Tate, W" msn..
administrators, &c. and etAeYs. }
IT appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court,
that David Strayhorn, John Strsyhorn, An-
jeIson Tate and Mary bis wife, reside beyond
the limits Of this state; Il 10 therefore ordered,
that publication be made for six weeks succes-
slvely in the Hilsborough Recorder, tina, un-
less the said David Strayhorn. John Strayhorn,
Anderson Tate and Mary his wife, appear &C
the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
TO be held for the county Of Orange, al the
court house IN Hillsboroueh. on the fourth
Monday in February next, and then and there
plead. answer, or demur, the sald petition win
be taken pro eonfssso. and heard sr parts as 10
them.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Of Adv, $500. s4--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27
Weekly Almanac.
ii Tanner Wanted.

A TANNER and CUKRIER, who can come
- recommended for sobfiety and industry,
can receive immediate employment sod liberal
wages, on application to the subscriber, four
miles west Of Ruffin's mills. Haw River. A man
with small family would be preferred.
WIN. HOLT.
Orange county, Jan. 26. 54-4w
tT The editors Of the Greensborough Pat
not and Milton Spectator will give the above
I've insertions, and forward their accounts to
this office tor payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27
sUPREME COURT.
raesIsy. Jaausrs IL, 1857.

Tuesday. Jaauszs ~. 1857.
Gasion. Judge. delivered the opinioa
Of The Courl in The case of Den er denA
Washington '. Alexander. from Tyuell
-sfhrming the judgment below. t.
Rufiin. Chiei.Juslice. delivered The o.
pinion Of The Court in The ease nf McIais
'. MeNamsrs. in Equity. from Craven
affirming The inlerlocniory decree made
IN The Court below, and remsnding me
cause.
Castor. Judge. delivered the opinion
of the Court In lhe case u the Slale v.
Swink. from Rowan. Affirming the judg.
menl Of the Court below.
Daniel. Judge. delivered The opinion
Of the Court 10 the case of Rssbury v.
Porter. 10 Equity. frnm Greene-dismis.
sing the bill with costs.
Also. in the case Of the Jusiires Of
PerqBimons '. Morris. from Perquimons
reversing the judgment below. and di-
reeIlng new lral. ...~
Also. in the esse Of the State v. Scott.
FROM MISUNDERSTANDING the judg-
menl below.
Rufin g. ]. delivered the opinion Of
the Couu in the case Of the State v. Cobb,
from wayne-afhrming the iudgm'ul be-
low.
Also, in the case Of Den er dem. Slade
and Skies '. Neal. in Equity. ,lrom Tyr
rell-sfirming the judgment beIos.
Also. in The case ri Harrum v. Wood,
in Equity. from Jones--sfKrming The
decree in The Court below.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

Daafk ef Black Hark-The Gslsaa,
tIllinoisl Advertiser says. Ihsi lhe crle.
braled Indian ssrrior Black Hawk. xaG
recently drowned 10 The Iowa River. by
the uPselIipg II his canoe. when return.
ing from treaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

ma waiting 10 Be smigEslsd. or whsGbsy
ihey wers strsggien rslusuing frnm FIoris
da."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

Eniversiiy.-Col. Andrew Joyner. Of
Halifax, was elected a Trustee Of the
University, on Tuesday last. vice p. w.
KitreIl. resigned. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27
ID I T. Id.

At New Orleans. on the 3Ist uliimo,
Miss MARY Whitfield. recently of this
place. IN the 20lh year Of her age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

New Sen0fe. President of the
United States has untitled the Senate to
convene on the 4h of Narch next. for the
purpose of holding an Executive session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

The United States Arsenal al Water.
town. Massachusetts, (says the New
Haven l'aliadium Of the 18th inst con-
tanning 10000 stand Of arms. was entire
ly destroyed FIRE on Wednesday last.
The value Of properly destroyed cannot
be much Short Of million of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-27

large O he bill prohibiiing he sales Of
pnbllc iands. exeept % actual srtaeIs and
IL llnIird qusaulless sfler shich he bill
sss passponed 70 Moaaay.
Tie expupKine resolution wss taken
up. Mr. Clay having he foar: bai on
motion q Mr.. Kent ne Senate adjourned.
T'he Hoass % Representatives sss
mostly engaged in me consideration of
private bills.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
Candidates

NOVEMBER ELEJllu
We arc authorised 70 a'p
LACK, as a candidate for Pro'ae'
the next November election
fS. S. PRENTlSS, cam
Congress at the next NOV eles.
We are authorized 70 ansv'
BEN |. GEE as q candidate Y, !.
and Collector Of Madison 0'a''
November election. \,
We arc authorized'io anna ia
w. FLEMING, ESQ., as q ca ~ 4
resen, Madison Comfy ~ 'ne 8. y
lature, at the November ele'as
We are authorized to apn9a !.
B. Crrrrs as a candidate ,',,1'
and Collector Of Madison co WV
We arc authorized to an'I ,s,s,
llgyRr as a candidate iol -, ., H
Collector Of Madison coan''
November election .,o,,,s,..
We arc authorized 70 a ID M
HICKS as a candidate ffr e, r. M NJ
cnit Clerk at the Nosen'0'' .,,,
We arc authorised .. ~. -
Hon. NICHOLAS CalLlasS, !, IL
i represent this county 7 !.
gisiatnre, =, ( acsrd'
Ma. h. ". EpwARns, : ssthe'
Governor, a, the ncz' Ns'.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
.TpLl.owEHe IN rErr Fnnrsrl.rs.


When the committee of merchants
from New York waited upon Van b.
rem and heseeched hlm to convene an
extra SESSION 81 Iongress. he told them
ilatly he would not. Credu and scon,-
pacres were perishing there: but the
felt MOI tine pressure.
There was the forty millions or mon
CIV p.aced 10 It's credit In the deposlte
hunks which could be converted into
specie asIi wayneedBd. But the com
mitine had scarcely rot out Of sirhi
.of the place before an explosion Of the
pits took place which was lett Ia the
credit oi the government onlu forty
millions OF rags. Money is power.
land while these rags We're worth a.
much money MS they represented, The
little mariclan that TIE had. poaser O
-irs2qh &c "tread IN the footsteps u
the old hrf,.. but when fhev hecan1t
worthless, he becnn,. noweriesss ant
the next week issues his proriail..stinr
fconvenrng an extra session OF Con.
greSs. Verify, Martin. YOU ar I'm .
bad box
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

SlGss ~ THF TIMES
f flfma a sf isHafs
faafm ~ s1esftGsai ta ra n
'fn. hai ttt ffft ffmr
ftlth eefs iofmsfly ppasd io ihe
laun a ttt Sissts. stsu AZ sf
ta'hs.f ifFn'ifn. Tho name .efn
te or nai0a 3D. ibs ARTICLES 81 eaafea.
trai'ohs and Afterwards ADOPTED rs
'hs c9nsaigiion. WIS saf Taird
N'asA" thttern. tototivtvmsw
- iht fenf DO ne tefrv 81 Our GOV.
ernmstL i was usea W oh state
papers sueh "a tht Official rynmun.
Cations # tht President BE- Congress,
&c, IL conversation the terms @Fed
frsl lmonn and "Federal Govern
rntni7 were Frequently used. The
FoAi ri government was chilled the
federal CITY," and roads constructed
BY the United States were called s.}ed-
era roeds." Thes- terms were ali
Applicable. and alluded 10 the nature
ofcur Union. They, sicui6ed thu,
our government was one of limited
powers; and Lased upon the union a
sovereign Sisfesfor general purposes
In 1929, however, General jackson.
N ais first message 10 Congress, usnd
the term ''nationaln In reference 10
bank which be proposed. ~to be ioun-
doa upnn the credit III the Govern
r1entana ITS revenues In 1870. Mr..
Webster first spoke III the United
states as a nation with government
~ supreme power IN a speech uf great
aoiliiy upon foot's celebrated resolu-
ton. The principles contained in this
speech were embodied in Gen. Jnck-
sons proclamation 81 December 1890
against the State Of South Carolina.
From that time NAV be DATED. the
commencement OF a revolution which
has resulted in the establishment pf .
consolidated government with d So.
pFcme executive power at Its head.
IN tins Inst particular the resolution
Las gone further than III. Webster IN
'cnjcd--He intended to establish sp-
IRENE power in the three departments
~ the government conloinily, but he
Intended that each OF the department.
nsnts should be confined 10 It's con-
stitusional sphere. Ii is an sasp mar
'cr TO kindie flame that cannot ex-
iaguish; and instead Of seeing the SUI
rrsme power consolidated in the ror
cyHmsnt; be has the modification 81
seeIngii concentrated IN the hands a
the prrSiaepf.
so complete has been the revolution
'hat the very terms we use in speak
mr. of the government indicate cen
solidat,on. For instance we say s.ns
tlcnal government .-natinnal armvs
'''he power Of the nGtion" .'ihe hunof
ni the nation" &C.
Now, il We believe thar the rnnnIr
Erere centenied 10 live under ney.
crnnoat q kingly powers, these terms
would not only he proper; hut ii would
even he proper to amend the constitu-
ton so as 10 sanction q CONSOLIDATED
government with 4 supreme exeru.
trvc head; bur ms we verify believe
that the spirit ef the people Is aroused
and thew arc determined to correci
tnn abuses OF The last administration
aaa the present, II seems 10 us that
itss Our duty 10 use such terms only
rs s,gnity federal repcrnmsat. Tins
necessity has suggested itself more
strongly ~ our minds on account o.
The CRY which Is npw,In every hody's
nscuth for . .Ra'sanal Bans" We
ssar hecn l'ain,,d IL SEE the STATE
richss papers eftlle state telling iate
*.s.ir error. n sud II nrf he maTc ar
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28


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eafs hoi eless o..
ril 'nah'ngafm ss....'
state # ihe eafrssss ~
The ~fsd Roman
esfly messages ssss,,,a
ssYc fol q hldasl H.. I. !
'es l'sni lad isa,5f ! /.
n "a creation lIs i NJ Y
q sHH0G and uhtin..x
Aiiftnpt'eq - better i
red his noted and raiss,s :
from That day 10 mi HI, III
been e hin. uhr a.ss
bioody bones- arc i II
scare efow--a PHANTOM ii
before BIS heated imaas,1,
him y has assumed lhe .Esm
frigbtful and indeus ,s - i
gain.t i BE has directed n Il \.
gies and talents of i cos,s,
eral. He has succeeded !
but like The fabled TbrsI,. l,
arisen from its ashes. ~
fright'ul and terrific al X, =.
In adallion y tins hlihdrea; n
hare sprung up in er.rv M
country, and arc ezertas N
influence uPonthecornu1I,y|
was foretold BY the NThIr,'
and experience declared Nh
be he inevitable consequent
the golden dreams of sJack,|
to the FAETr, what Ike gi,ioal
holy prophets are to christian
edltorof the Globe. hllsd.omsl
with the spirit Of diyiasto,.
that the gold would shine areI
lnterstics Of the silken purp i
man Of business and 9ndnvv|
thar seven months. Seven
have long since gone. and ed
the sight of a purse d sBeia
low JACKIE s" would gire lid
eyes.
AT that time however iim
phenlous IN ANY one to doHbitl
golden revelation. Never I'd
50 complete a failure in any |
of goyernmeat, as were Che 4
schemes Of General Jacssul
lish a "metalic currsncy.@ 4
man with wonderful iafatui|
lieres that nilis humble ead
have contributed ia some u
The restoration, Of whist he 4
Constitutional Currency. N
fact, the rag money, Is he 81
TO term it, has increased frun|
o00,01O,0o0 to near 5oo,Ml
dollars. What are we to thNj
hnancienng talents and hoj
advisers. The VanItes aTeq|
ly non-plused.
But, fellow-citizans, lhaT
you longer than ] intends.
we may uHits on men to faa
at least those Of GoyeruoI.
and State Legislature, va
be willing TO give up any |
whom we may entertnna p
if another can be fonal moTe|
able 10 the Wings.
tI,l1r motto IS "Measufess
Aiming ourselves for tic q
the ensuing fall olec.lcns
watch.word he to the rsFa'|
CoxsriTUrioS and LAWS, sn1
WIN THE u SURFER.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

What wnrse car happen IL tic mo-
nv way than the general slopparc We
cannoi dfyinr. ltputs an END to rrr9.
u tive sreutestmel caatiie calamify that
cniitd iIappun.--tiiullc.
So. INC Globe seerns TO he sinrnr
a new ttrnr since the explosion. In
1855, the motto nf the party was '.per.
ish credit perish commerce. hut the
Bank 81 TIE Tinted Suites shall he dies.
troyeG. Well, rraaif has pertshod d
Is confessed by the Globe, and ..the
greatest ma' cantlie calamity has hap
Peneda which we suppose mems thal
commerce has persisted alsa, And
unless wc are greatly mistaken the
kitchen cabinet wjll aann vrFaianoe
hf sen3e fate.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28


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~ 1850 .l's ooahus. we nave seen tins
a q -. sA'enu iilill9n more lhan
,,,h. lla fIauece , ana grasp at the
800, 800 i s..ti Inu treasure Of the
n ,sSss M'i'oh ms successor mas now
I a,,ab. a.,s sup re contIol; and no
i Louos usili - ~ =, INC sooa o. e"be-
,oseu 'eoPle. Inc whole agncultu-
. ,,a,.,. ooInalerclal ana manufacturing
community must pe exposed to all the
a.s-a go ~ o'ioisl ana governmental
-if' - .a'o'1sS' ALa uncertainty attend
=, 'a'eil oI'aIa.loss, ilsl mutual comb
ue ..... Is IeAteloa by some iinal and
oei ''''ii uisposai OF Inc surplus reve-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

Facilities Of travelling between the
Northern and Southern States have
been considered one of the surest
means Of preserving the onions and
$50 IS. This bond between the north
has now ooased 10 exist. In the pres
ent deranrnd state Of our currency.
there Isnot oilB mar IN q thousand
who can obtain the mems of paying
his expenses from Mississippi to New
York. What think Won, fellow citi-
zens OF Q man who says ..the Union
must be preserved at all hazards.n anc
then destroys the only currency thai
will pay gnnr expenses out OF the linn.
RS OF your ewn StateS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28


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f
ai ga aatt
W te
iNt tafffh
fhi H PIE taflfa
ff WIN Ifsslff O 2
taff ef '"st ft'eHh Y IfsthtHW
hNa tA'if.J affH1ye
a' Af aisee Ff'Ff winch % Ed.
has y h nm'esf io Ell
H Aiai iHf pressure ritiin infnpf
aia q ll.ftI'ff ffaa1cfl bf 0ttrita.
lWr. Mf kho~ ttHi bankruptcies
Occur ai CT iutfi ana itfse cases eve
s'aiih produced ty oFcfifadipr.
h"H} ~ f'e iafnfeF fhai hive taken
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

Al. n. syN3tt.~s~s -,
TH0'S NOBLE.
Jan. q, l837--4l-6m.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

81 ms p,v,os..
= Office at the Canton Hotel.
Canton Feb. II, l8S---zi-7w.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-15
NOTICE.

Ny tract Of land, lSinR within one iaije
Of Inc town, Containing 93O acres, about
sixty or seventy Of winch IS ~ cultivation
81 good quality With quantity Of lirst rate
bottom and upland 70 clear, vel walercd
ard llmbered, situated and wing on the two
Sugar Creeks, at the bead Of the mill dam,
most commonly known by ibe name a Bs
sells dam. ! deem 1t unnecessary to give
a further description Of the property, as
persons wishing 10 purchase can cal on
me and view the property. will 81 III lnw
for cash, or vii give long ctcdi, Of or
pual instamcnts "a SUI: thc purchaser, II The
pay fnen;s are made perfectly secure.
SAN. INCOME
Cbadotfs. JUN 2G 1877. 5GlC
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500 EscMard.

~. STOLEN from the subscri.
VI - Der, % the ~ INST, u Ga.
CAV parrus county. \. Z. one sor.
- t Mare, four years cid last
Sprin-, about fifteen hands hl-h, w'h a
white spot in Ter forehead, wei! built and
in good order-uot certl'n whether brand.
ed, bu,lfbrandedisis uitaj. II. B.ihus JliB.
The above reward vii be gwen for the ap.
pfehension Of both ma aud th'efor ole hail
Tor either. Any person wishing TO give any
formation concerning mare or thlel. can DO
so by directing VOID Or letter 10 Bost's
Mills. Cabarrus Count, y. {. 4 man
riding mare answering lhls description
understand, passed through Charlotte oh
Sunday evening last.
ISRAELI BOST.
Dse I 1877 -
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POETRY.

From he German y Tees.
How swes, in golden mOon.lit hours,
Whsn evening airs fret blow,
Through calm and fragsnt Lineen-eoWss
To feel them as We 60
And hear ,heir music with the s,rsamlst's How;
ssrenely shines the rosy light,
When iag-rings deck the fields,
Love peeps from every rose OF night,
From every star that yields
II, lamp 10 lovers, and their rapture gilds,
Yet swsstsr. pursr. far TO ms
The pals light Of that lamp,
Where ia her chamber may see
That face and form, whose stamp
Ofhsautv On nv soul nor time nor seasons damp.
Behold her white hand through the CLEAN,
Unloess her levely zone,
And LEI her auburn rssses stream
In luscious freedom down,
AHd frem her fair brows tsks Der rosy crown
Hark twas the music OF her Lutte
Sweet notes might wake the dead
From every string, u through my mute
And listening soul Iheir magic sped
The "a, Of nirth and jOy, with grleis that blsd'
Let me appreach-near and more near,
L. conscious honor bsld,
Nor mere depart until she hear
The tale I'd Icing ago have told,
And learn that love all nv hops-iny world
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y. q. II i positively necessary that tic
claims OF the 6f1n Of W J. keahy & Co.
should be settled % OF before the first dry
If January next.
rs vM ~ kEAHEY.
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GROCERIES.

SkAoS $50 $3.50
Some Of superior quality to "na! has been
usually kept "a thu market,
An kinds of COUNTRY PRODUC!
taken ior Good.
\ good quality Of COTTON wul si,I be-
bought at the regular morke, prices. An
inferior article must all be taken out, or ~
Trade can be effected and that at a low rate.
No purchase oi Cotton can be made unless
large and far sample be brought OF the
Cotton delivered.
W. honestly believe, that oaiag 10 the
high rate Of exchange, expense, &c. that
the Charleston Goods are much the cheap.
c,t. MORRISON q HARRIS.
Nor q, l-37 -3tf
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ONCE MORE!

Ire Just roecirsd TIE lat report
OF FASHIONS from NfT ! 0rk .
Ind j ne sili yea ir,A ,hPport
VA ID the bti = " 5rk
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Negro Hiring.

A / the PLANTATION Of tie late Eli Springs,
"A decd, on the first day of January
next, | vii hire out 10 The best bidder lof
tie terio Of one year all the Negroes be.
,.gIog to the MINOR heIrs Of sad deceased.
JOHN SPRING GgardiaR.
Del 1881. III
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WINTER LIGHTNING.

nv JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Tic lash of midnight twas a light
That gave the blind moments sight,
Then sunk in tenfold glooni,
loud. dvep and long the ihander broke,
The deaf ear instantly awoke,
Then closed as ia the toaib
Az angel might have passed ny ned
sounded the trump OF God, AID hsd.
50 life appears sudden birth,
4 glance revealing heaven and earth
Its aud u IS net
So fame the poets hous deceiyes,
WHO sines for after times, and leaves
A n iSe-ia be- forgot:
Life is a lightning fash u breath,
Fame but thuGdcf-clap al @eath.
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~uot unatatriui Tor
lor tic liberal ia
,arsc otI rrcd Is, Tor
public, aua csp' c's a
Continuance 81 lt.'
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