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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

I S now receiving, a, his N.plrrr .Sroar, tn.
i following scarce ana desirable articles,
W.
adding for Cloak>. &c black and white,
Black SILK Velvet, al s. - per yard,
SILK binding lor Over Coats &c.
tolouea Cambric.. plain and embossed.
Silk aud Worsted Hosiery, &c. &c.
lie has, rs /. hi, usual custom at this season
Of the year, reduced the prices OF the remainder
of hi, Stock of WOODEN GOODS. Great bar
gain, may therefore be had ia Blankets, Elan
ncl>. Casslnett>, keahucky Jeans, Circass ans,
e.. e..
FOR RENT.
The upper pant of the house occupy is for
Rent II isu comfortable residence lot a laml
ly.
FOR SALE
have iol sale 10 shares Of Lyuchbur. Co =
ton Factory STOCK.
ALSO,
\ few share, Of the following Stock, viz:
IyncbbGf5 and Blue Ridge Turnpike,
do and Pilt,y lvauia do
do and Concord do
All Of winch will be sold low, if applica-
ton be made Ia Il few weeks.
JOHN J. PURy US.
January 2 wiw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

Extract Of a letter from an American gentle
man, dated Pans Nov. 1886.
The silly aud absurd attempt OF Louis Bona
parlp 10 revolutonize France has created more
surprize ut such folly and inerrimcnt or pity than
alarm. II Is undenable that the great, the al
most unanimous mass OF the French people
the wealth. intelligence, and industry Of France
are IN favour Of the present institutions and dy-
nasty, determined to support them, and to have
no other The most superficial observer must
be struck with the prosperity and tranquility OF
France, aud though, no doubt the national man
ners have not improved in all these polt
zeal troubles yet public moral, certainly have,
and 50 has general education and intelligence"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
GGa.toN 90


-. It's. lOS 80
In maxim. on, the foregoing estimate. wish It
10 he distinctly observed that have cudaayorcd
10 keep rather above than briow the amount
necessary 10 construct the work a. wa, dc,l-
rous OF avoiding an error sometime, commits, I'd
vi misleading the public mind When the mi
c., are examined for grading and suprrslructure
they will be found 10 be liberal, and sufficient II
/, believed 10 provide for the contingency OF the
Increased pHee ui labor, arising from the variuu,
works noY projected, and thu, when viewed Ia
couneKion with the fact that the calculation, are
based upon the present. profile. which II my u,nr
would have allowed could have improved IN
several parts, reducin, the excavation aud cn-
hankmeut the whole hnr considerably al
thou, IA 10 no great extent on any one portion
In regard 10 the stat Stc, OF the road III, tot
believed that any individual can approach wIti
accuracy To 4 tue statement of what they would
be on wotk ~ extended as this; aud The com
iuIssloHefs no doubt have cuurcly Statistic.
the nseiyes on the subject, but a lew general r..
mark, lfom III. englHeer may not be uut Of place.
IN giving direction ID the IDEAS Of those who
HAY not have reelected much on tle subject
Ill experience has gone 10 sheW that a. vol
increase the facilities oil transportation and lrt
vel on any great hi INV ", IN mucl grraictiauu
do You Increase tae amount OF Transportation
upon that foule. Aud II We can flim 4 connect
lied oil the amount OF travel upon the pre- .cut
r1sd 10 the southwest, we will he able al least
- say whether the value Of The stock will war
rlal tie investment. ullhouth NO ma, n,, H..
ao,e 10 state n. extent iI'y,l"r ~ ill.,, ' -"
ltene.s os NJ. Enali,e am iudshfcl far nm ,c.
count olthe nut,bero f ner.,,n, .,,', En,i,5
ferry rom Sent. the 7ih 10 Nov ,hr 36lb n,',l
Ing so days:tknrintoc con liberation nIl a.r'-
pa sing, whether with or without yrh,clr, and
supposas they were to contlnu, PASSING IN the
same l.to throuy boat the year, the uunbrI
Ny4ulI1 IN ,,t.1,
however would h. much over the ,y.r,,,, of RI.
present travel, and We will discard from nm.
number Ii $50 Suppo.inr The rrmainl,r f.
tavel upon the propo,ed rail Io,d tnpv woul
pay two hundred ( 20 thousand dollars spven NO
cent. on the amount OF the estimate coulJ ~.
take into the estimate all those ga sing at Pen.
pers ferry short distance below, a, we'll as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
TIL; VIKGINIAN.
Lynchblirg, January 10, 1897.
LYNCHBURG DEMOCRAT

The subscribers to the DEMocRAr are respect
fully informed that the publication of the paper
viii be resumed in about ten days or sooner, il
o,.ible The suspension has been occasioned
by the necessity OF making arrangements TO give
permansncy 10 the establishment Upon the re
Sumption of the publication, no further Interrupt
ton in the appearance ofthe Democrat will take
place. THOMAS l.. WILSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

Public Londs.-The bill, reported to the Be-
nate, by the committee of public lands, prohibit
ing the sales except to actual settlers, and in
limited quantities, was taken upon the l4.h,, !,
after short and pithy discussion, was defeIret
till next day. In the course Of the srgume
Benton reminded "the party," that, being in
majority, they were now responsible for .hs
manner in which the business was conducted, to
which Mr.. Buchanan tart'y replied, he felt hn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
TE VIM INDEPENDENCE

On the l,h inst. Mr.. Walker, OF Nississirri
offered resolution, in the Senate, declarin. tina,
the STATE Of Texas, having established and
maintained an indt pendent government. capable
Of performing those duties, foreign and dones
tic, which appertain 10 independent govern
ments, and II appearing that there is no longer
any reasonable prospect OF the successful prose
cutlon 81 the var by McKee,, against sail State.
tits c1pedlent and proper, and III conformity with
the law, of nations, and the Practice Of this 90
vcrnlnent Ia like cases, that the md, pendent po-
IItcal existence Of SAID State be acknow led"eJ
10y the government Of the l. State>.n
Mr. W. accompanied this resolution By a few
remarks. showing the consistency OF the rc<oll,-
ton with the Presidents message on TIN, ubject
and stating that he had that morning receive d
information that the attempted invasion Of rey
as by Mexico had entirely failed the invading
army had been broken up, aud tue small rem
uaht were destitute oi aims, anlnunitlon nd
sui si,tcnce.
The Telegraph says that the proposition
meets the entire concurrence of toe Presidcn, :
aid the Enquirer adds, that il, adoption tv both
House, would be gratifying 10 tina, high .unc-
tionary.
Mr.. Walker, resolution was made the order of
The day for the 18th int. yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
IplSC.
H. u. NmrriH, Dentist,
OF PETERSBURG VA

ESPECTULLY Informs the ladies' and
IL gentlemen OF l.ynchburg, that he has taken
a room at the Washington Hotel, where he
intends remaining for short tim. From
Is experience in all the operations of Dental
urgery, and the general satisfaction he has
eretotore gwen, he is confident, that he will
cable toplease all those who may favour him
with a call
P.S. Ladie. waited on a, their residence it
desired. -
Jan. Is o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
Add 10 per ceut.
oia, from Ilue
Ridge 10 Tennessee

Tota, from Blue
Ridge 10 Tennessee
line, 2i7G.OlS 50
There remains now that portion Of the line
from Bu,otd's gap to Lynchburg, which did
not examine II moi being embraced IN the act Of
assembly Captain truzefs estimate OF that
potion OF the rouic Was = 1850 per mile and
supposns the distance torly three miles, aud the
variation 10 exist between his estimate and mine
for that distance as for that potion of the route
between Baiorrs gap and New river, II would
stand ,hus
ID miles al 81 600, Coz POO 90
Add oper cent. for
unhuosn ditheul-
ties, eo22O 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

aaal . ofiees ,.5rr Ia &c fo..sn EP' y ~
stfsn,a i lie raw,r AID repeat this two or three
fla,.s IN tie COURSE ol The day II the act OF 'In-
nfrznaiion has taken place, the Hover will face
| ~ : / or 30 lnaas but II not IT VIII remain IN
i bloom aud beauty, IN which ease the attempt
nn.i be repeated This should be done IN I'm.
weather. aud tht flower should be defended from
ram or mIst. Plants raised from the seeds which
have been crossed bear the form OF The mother,
but take III. color OF the male parent. These are
iess visited by bets than others. These are Gu
riuus lacts.
LATEST rnoa FlompA-Extract Of a letter
from an officer OF the Army, dated Gdrey's Fer
~. Dec. -:
" Az express arrived here last night from the
Army. Gen. Jesup has gone with has original
lore e and the Tennesseeans, 10 Tampa. where
The latter II be- discharged leaving our batlal
lion Of regulars aud the friendly indians at
Dade's massacre ground, constructing depot.
lie /, 10 return thither, whence he is to com
menre excursions South. The trails, on the
breakins up Of the Wahoo Swamp (Which it
seems wa, made TOO hot for them,) all wended
South.
"Breyet Major Childs leaves here in few
la,s for Fort Drane, with 100 infantry recruits
aud the friendly Indians, who have resusctatcd
here. The Dragons and Capt. MELONS com
plny are daily expected here from Old Point.
An expedition under command OF Col San
chez consisting Of portion Of {" plains fianson's
Guny's. and ffeemoulh's mounted companies
& a number OF volunteers, have marched for the
South. They will proceed To Tonoha, and pro
baby 10 Mosquito. They will be absent sever
al days.
rhi, ~ the first movement that has been
made towards that quarter since April last. No
white man has been At that place since the South
Carolina militia lellIt'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
ROBERT EARLY.

SIR GEON DE NTf.ST
As returned 10 Lvnrhburc. and NAV he
found at the franklin Hotel, by ,ose VIII
desire his professional seryiccs.
November / wi. #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19
NEW BCCwG.

.FhSf isF(PiEfU.
StTEN ARTS Adventures in caot,uirr
- Murrel,
l.alette, the Pirate Of the Gulf.
Tie Merchants Elerh aud other Tales, by the
author OF the Diary of a Fhyslcien,
Melilehamre. legend Of the Sanlrc, by the
thor oi Guy Rivers,
The De,ultory Man. by James,
The Poor Rich Man aud the kch Poor Man,
Protestant Jr>ulti>m,
Rodenck Random. new edition.
john BulI and Brother Jonathan
Tue Rambler IN Mexico,
ihe FAIRY Book with j cuts, beautiful press
Tor oun5 persons.
5pl&G.
In addition To our fine assortment OF Annual,
&c, Tor lS37, we have this day received
The Diawing Room Scrap Brok with 80 plate }
Akermann's Forget Me Not,
The Christian Keepsake,
The Biblical do
The American Almanac for 1887, alone or in
complete sets, Tor sale by
MARTIN 4 LATHAM.
Dec. 26 in,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-19

Total for one mic, S3,2o2 8! ~
%ll6.l1 miles, iGl col on
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
LARGE MAPS OF
Mississippi and Alabama.

l,IONlNG tue Publlc and Indian LAMBS, Ia.
- dian Reservations, Land Districts. Town
ships. STREAMS, sc. engraved from the Co
yernment surveys and plats 10 The General
Land Office Washington City. BY & Gilman,
DraughIsman in the General Land Office.
@F. TAYLOR. Bookseller, Washington
CITY, ha. Just published, land secured the CO.
pyrieht according 10 law,l the above Mapss
which will be found in6aitely more complete
and accurate than any heretofore Puolished.
They sre Published on separate sheets; each
containing nearly slx square feet, aud will be
found especially useful and valuable 70 those
interested in the lands &c either state, as they
show every item of information which is in
posst ssion of the land ofices relative 20 water
courses. township lines, Indian lands and 70.
seT,atioBs, land districts, &c. and will be found
perfectly accurate ana precise ir these points.
They can be sent by mail TO any part Of the
United States, subject only 10 single letter post
age. Price two dollars; or three copies Of ei-
ther will be sent BY mail for five dollars. IL
bcral discount Ill BE- mad to travelling sgenis,
or TO any who buy 20 sell again.
II Editors Of newspapers any where, who
will give the above advertisement, iuciGding
this no,ce, oBe or two insertions, shall sec 1--WE
BY return mai a copy Of each map. II they will
send copy Of the paper containing II to The
iu'y IS. s4s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

The Wilmington Advertiser gives the
details Of violent storm Of wind and
rain, which occurred at Wilmington on
the night Of the 18th inst. and spread
vile its disasters through all that region
Of country. Trees were uprooted, the
streets washed into gullies, the roads oh
structed by fallen trees, and many bridg-
es destroyed. Except the bridge over
Smiths creek, it is said there is not one
left standing between Wilmington and
Waynesborough. The quantity Of rain
which fell during the night was greater
than scarcely ever known for the time,
and the consequent injury has been great.
On Saturday, the Halifax stage, DR., ing
into Lewis's creek, three miles sopth OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

cate OuF peculiar ihsiilsiiOns--lo TeptI.
with Whatever abiliiy ~ may possess. al
external interference aiih COR laneslie
eondilion--ou this paint. nur opposition
10 Inc Aboliiion 81 slavery. either ii he
District a. in The Mates, wsll le iriisxi-
bie-6rm = lie asraied hilIs;"-lO up
hold Tpublienl and federafirs. a. dis
tingnlshed from consolidating admins
nali0n of The national affairs. and the dis
orders Of the Central GnVernmfnt--ied d.
rect the public view towards home POI
Icy Of The Siales--the developemrn. Of
their resources. physical and intellectual
Ito aIiaeh men, Il possible. ~ their
birthplace. and render ihsm citizens in
stead Of adventures and speculstors--
and 20 re-animale public spirit, and give
il purpose - well - energy.
These subjects shall commend our fx-
ed attention; and. conscious Of The vast i'm
pOrlanee Of The principles here advanced,
We shall not desiale from Them, Hhaisy-
er the Maynard tendency 81 The times, or
the mad spirit Of parry devotion nav ef-
feet in the political World-or Weld our
influence, however small. 10 The pramo-
ton Of men, regardless Of msasuTes.'
Our Journal shall be just what IL name
purporls. Like the yariegsilng Kaiei-
dOsoope.' il shall, weekly. present all the
beauties and attractions of Ogford---and,
like true RPubiiean.' its columns
shall be ever open, a. medium through
which good principles shall be dlssemi-
mated. the South heard, and her peculiar
institutions yindicsled; from il The % pr de
Of the Nulllfier mus. receive no dlmlnu-
iion,--lhe fidelity Of the Unionisi no re-.
prosch."
With this exhibition Of our plans Of
future action, We confidently confde in
the liberal public spirit Of The citizens Of
Granville, and of the whole South. Judge
us---buI first know our merits.
TERms.-Three dollars per annum, il
paid on The reception Of The first number
---s3 so il not paid I'LL the end Of the
year. Letters may be addressed. at pre-
sent, post paid, 10 the editor at Rsleigh,
or 10 J. NJ. Virgins, esq. al Oxford.
~ Editors will please publish.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
oF THINGS IN FRANCE.

,..,.rr M THINGS IN FRANCE.
~ ~ ,r,pslate she following letter from
co,rier des Eats Unis Of Saturday,
J. d the editor o. Ehieh . vas
60 "A ne 30sh Of June by one 81
~ ends. recently returned from this
p s.-,rv We have no doubt that il truly
- the political condition Of "a
". rovaunss, under The vigorous but
.nlent sway Of the mnsi spacious liv-
.yon viii remember that while ] was
:. ,hs limited States. l read no French pa
So. hut those in the opposition; the con-
Ir,,nence was that ] brought home with
~ feeling Of righteous indignation =
inst The men in power, and my delight
= gain beholding my native land. after
an absence Of ten years, Was dashed
nth bitterness and discomfort. But l
ION found out my great mistake. |
.o,rht in vain The evidences Of that sys-
an of terror and deception, thai min
A., condition of baseness and arrogance,
s;;n,ieh I had heard 50 much Ill exists
.,nIy in distorted imaginations. Never
"A: France more free and prosperous =
=, .er before was she regarded BY other
S,,ioas with more Of respect aud conf.
Irnse The king has displayed The
e,g est attributes Of wisdom and cour-
ACE; and while = wholesome check has
h,sn placed upon the disorgsnizing spirit
a. The a,cked, never has justice been
,r,nperad with nobler clemency.
The feeling Of the people has heen
admirably exhibited in tia festivities
which have Just been brought 10 = close:
he feeling Of the people. uaperver1ed by
he ariifces Of faction. which il al once
s,o,ses anil condemns. The reception Of
he King, wherever he has presented him
eli. must have proved rich reward for
h, llbonrs and cares. This King, so
ylely illuminated. and against whom a
faaac malice has so often endeavoured
:, i!rrt the assassin's knife. but whom
pe,env i'll recognize and honor as one
Dive hest that over welded sceptre--
lox is il possible TO behola him, surrou-
sieI by his excellent family, without at.
acilon and respect"
Nsr Fork Com. .7dr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
4 SIXTH coNrINENr.-An sx.

A SIXTH CONTINENTAL ex-
.lar,lihsfy phenomenon presented IN the
Saull,eyn Ocean. nav rended Gus settle
meet, 10 New South Wales IL still more
On, snt Importance. A sixth Continent
u "a The very act 81 growth before u!
r.. Pac'hc Is spotted with islands
,,,oigh tn immense space Of nearly 6f-
IL ] grrss Of longitude and a. many of
.Np.!s. Every one OF these islands
wtas To he nearly central spot for
he tsrmauan Of coral banks. which, by
perpetual progress, are RISING from the
inf,lho,nable depths Of the sea. The
aaoa Ola few Of these masses nj rock
shapes itself into an island. the seeds &c
pants are carried to il BY birds Or by The
ElSes; anil, from The moment that II
sv,rops the waters, il Is covered with
'eEelaiiOn. The new island constitutes.
70 Is turn. centre nj grown 10 another
'i',Ie. The crest powers nf nature sp.
Pe'r To be still III pceulIer activity IN this
RECON; and. 10 her tardler process. she
aathmes takes the assistance at the vol.
s,ao and the earthquake. Fran the
Srth OF New Zealand 10 the North Of
NJ Sandwich Islands. the waters abso-
lley teen with these future seats of CO.
ntlauon. Sull the coral insect, the dl'
nnnuVe builder Of those mighty piles.
sal york; the ocean is inlersected with
nynads of those lines Of foundation;
va The rocky subsuuc,ure shall have
tHr.uied the sea, then will come the do.
nnIon OF man. LirerpoOi paper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
New Ynrk. Aurus, n

Nv 'AAN FNN&
"Hhsre ignorance is bliss" &c On
Thursday afternoon two thirsty persons
''"pred into a stnre IN the upper par, uI
'ar cay, 10 take a dram. but there was
n' aerson IN attendance to wait upon them
IMMEDIATELY. One &c them, observing d
bucket filled with some liquid, filed a
anal, and drank II off a, draugh1. and
II" rs followed suit. In few minutes
'r' ware seized with cramps, pans and
'~ntuag. and On inquiry into the cause,
VAS ascerIained that the buckes from
winch al had Stacked their thirst con.
i'ned solution Of arsenic, KEEP, mere
to 'Pnnkle un the door tn kali the HES,
They were all al once removed to the
Hospital, where every assistance was
9i'mp'ly rendered 10 them, aud they are
Nv" IN fair way Of recovery.
Courier and Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

Orfoi Kalsi'osrope dnf Southern Re-
publican. William w. Holden has
issued proposals for publishing in the
town of Oxford, v. G. a weekly News
paper, bearing the above title His ex-
position Of the nrinciples which will 60
vem him, is expressed in a firm and court
" manner, displaying Al once a rich fan
cy for Alarming lis matters Of fact. and a
vision keen for treir selection. His prin-
ciples re purely Republican, and would
he termed d" Wing" in the party parlance
of the dsv. That is, he is opposed to
an accumulation Of all the powers Of the
government in the hands Of the Execu-
tiye--anl rs for strict preservation of
the checks and balances formed by the
architects of our inestimable constitution.
His terms are three dollars in advance.
or three dollars and fifty cents at the end
Of the year. See prospectus in another
column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

Iffas.--As the session II; congress lp-
prnaelIes. The question: Of 1dmnnns Tex
rs intn ,nr Union Is hegip.ns: I" a,r q, out
ed. We are among Ih1se whn believe
thai thus event would be- one ut the great.
rs, evils thatcould oeiali uur country 80
We are aslonIshed a, the spectacle nj pa
pers PROCESSING Wig principles, sdvo-
eating this measure, measure which,
independently of It's balelul consequent
ces 10 the Union, We can see no method
Of accomplishing that does no. involve
the grossest breach Of public faith and
honor towards nation with which we
are al peace. Eam
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

TEXAS. The obituary notice in
ate Houston Telegraph, though short. Is
father sirong. Il is not often, we trust,
Nat such list reaches the eye ~ civil.
lied community. The recorded deaths
are three only in number. but the record
sa causes are fearful when occurring so
Closely as 10 form bu, one publication.
Il. l.. Laurens, killed in duel by Dr..
Goodrich.
Capt. ]. Powell assassinated by DR..
Humphries.
William Faceiie. suicide.
Such list as.,his was perhaps never
seen IN any paper before. SIRIUS must
rage more in Texas than ever in Loulsi-
ana, and Heaven knows that Is needless.
NetO Orleans True american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
Public Sale.

5nHE subscriber will sell. on the 5th Of Sep
= TENDER next, IN a credit Of six months, q
quantity of Household and Kitchen Furni;ure,
two Mich Cows aud Caves, lot Of Wagon
Makers Tools and some work, first rate
large Grind Stone, Of superior grit, with baad,
whell and irons, Sc.
JOHN HART.
d" Wanted to purchase Immediately.
a YoUUG NEGRO MAN, for whlch tair
price will be given, il application be nlrde soon
]. HART.
August 10. S-ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
THE FAIR.

- We have been requested % state
that the Ladies Of the - Presby-
1erian Female Benevolent Society viii
have FAR IN The Masonic Hall, on We'd
nesday Of August Court. lihe 3Oth inst }
commencing al IL O'Clock. As the Fair
has lost hatnoyelty which was onre al
tached 20 il. and all know something Of
~ nature and objects. we deem IL only
necessary TO make known when and
where Il will be held. for The same Iibe.
Tality 70 he extended which has hereto
fore distinguished iis attendants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

Meeting Of WNrde,is Of the
Poor.
SnHE wardens OF the Poor for Orange COM
- ~. will meet at the Poor House, on the
first Monday of September next. Ali persons
having business will attend at that time. and
all applications for admitting persons should
then be made.
ED. sTRUDwlCK. Sec'y.
August 70. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25
FARMERS HOTEL;
Marlborough, N. G.

NH lillian PIPER, the present conduc~
go tor of this well known establishment re-
turns bis thanks for the very liberal patronage
he las received since he took charge oft He
would solicit a continuance Of the same; and
hopes. by strict attention 10 the accomm"da-
,ions. 10 be sble to give satisfaction 20 all who
may favor him with their custom. The follow
inp are his prices:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-25

Come, FRIEND" said creditor to his
0eO'or. "Iw wan, tina, money!" "lhaVu't
s0l IT," but must have 1t uow."
"ell-if you get it before do, justle
me know, will you!"