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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09
AT County Court Of Augusta. held at
the Courthouse of said County, on

AT County Court Of Augusta. held at
the Courthouse of said County, on
Monday the 23d day OF Jau'y, 1897
An instrument of writing, purporting
to be the nuncupative Will of William
Miller. decd. was presented in Court
And it appearing to the Court that Hen.
ry Z. Miller, William Lewis, Nancy
Lewis. Rachel Lewis and John Lewis.
ialant children Of William Lewis, de.
ceased. and Eliza his wife, formerly f.
liza Miller, and who are heirs and re.
representatives. of said William Miller,
deceased, and are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that un-
less they shall enter their appearance
here on or before the fourth Monday in
April next, and shew cause to the con.
trary, that the instrument of writing a.
| foresaid will be admitted to record as
the nuncupative Will of the said Will
liam Miller. And it is further ordered
that the Clerk ofthis Court do forthwith
insert copy OF this order in some news
paper published in the town of Staun-
ton, for two months successfully, and
that another copy thereof be posted at
the front door of the Court house Of this
county.
An Extract-Teste,
l0J JEFFERSON KINNEY, Crk.
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PUBLIC SALE.
BEING DESTROYS of going west | will sell
THE TRACT OF land

BEING DESTROYS of going west. will sell
THE TRACT OF LAND
on which 1 reside, about 2 1-2 miles a.
bove Waynesboroueh. Said Tract con-
tains one hundred and sixty two acres,
and is in good state of cultivation
The buildings are good s. commodious
Brick DaoelHng House,
good MERCHANT MILL, which
has lately been reitted with new wheels.
gear and boiling cloths. and situated in a
neighbourhood for custom.
The terms OF sale will be accemmo.
dating IF said tract of land is not sold
on or before the 24th day OF next month
March, } it will then be offered on the
premises at public auction.
REUBEN KEYSER.
Augusta county. Feb. %, Is37.-ts
@Rockingham Reg. insert till sale.
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published, .oeeEly, 6v
HARPER e. SosEE, at Too Dollars a
ysar, i paid In advance, or Tuo Dollar.
and Fifty Cents, offer The expiration of
the frs! sir months.
No paper DiH be discontinued uatiI all
drreardges are paid.
% ADVERTISEMENT not erceed;n1
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter, ore is-
serted three wceks for one dollar each
continuance after, t,centy. foe cents. Lorg-
s' adUer.isements in the same properties.
AHhaers must Be ''posi pnid."
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NOTICE..

At meeting of the President and Direc-
tors OF the Warm Spring and Harsisonbnry
Turnpike road Co., held in Harrisonhurg on
Tuesday the 18th day Of January, 1897
ORDERED, that general meeting Of The
Stock holders o! the W. S. and II. T. II. Co
he held at the house OF JAS. A. Frazier, ESQ,
in Jennings Gap, on the Cd .Saturdop an
lHareh ns1t.-A general attendance OF the
stockholders. either by proxy or in person, is
desirable, as business of importance TO The
Company will be transacted.
By order OF the Board.
NJ. HARVEY EFFTNCER.
C. VS.. & II. T. q. Co.
Jsn. &c, la37.-tm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09
LAND FOR Sale.
Court next

l SHALL offer for sale, on Monday the
9th Of March, the Plantation wherein
l now reside, being situated on both
sides Of the Long Meadow Run, in Au-
gIs'a county. Va, about nine miles east
OF Staunton, and six miles north of
Waynesborough, and adjoining the lands
OF John Thompson, John Wine and
others, containing BY estimation 22S A.
eres. There are about I2O or 100 acres
cleared, and under good fence, and gen
orally well Set in clover, and about Ia
acres OF timothy meadow. with FIVE new.
er failing springs. The wood land is
well timbered. aud OF excellent quality :
the improvements are good and conve-
%A nient Dwelling House g. KMch.
ssiM eu. with Cellar, Meat house,
Spring house, Barn, Horse Sta
bies. &c: also, a first rate Orchard Of
best selected fruit Of Apples, Cherrils
and Peaches.
1t is deemed needless to enumerate
further, as suppose any one wishing to
buy will view the premises before
they purchase, which will be shown by
the subscriber living on the place. The
terms will be made known on the day
of sails.
JOHN GROVES.
March 2, 1877.
@Rock;nghnm Reg inser, til sole.
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s A LIE

liz pursuance OF a Decree of the Cir
cui, Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
Gerry for Bath county. made in cause
therein depending wherein Hamilton
Brow. aud George Mayse are plaintiffs,
and the heirs and legal representatives
of Archibald Morris. deceased, and 9th
ers. are defendants. l shall, OH the 18th
day of March next, at the Court. house
for said county, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, on credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months,
FOUR TRACTS OF LAND,
one containing 1863 acres one other con-
tanning $50 acres; one other containing
% acres, aud one other containing Is
acres, lying on Jackson's River aud the
waters thereoi-'hese tracts are all ad-
joining Bonds with good and sufficient
security will be required for the pay
ment Of the purchase money.
CHAS l.. FRANCISCO, Com'r.
Feb'y 9. lS37.-4t
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REMOVAL.
II E N r Y B A R E,
TATT0u
TABOR,

RETURNS his thanks to his customers
for the liberal encouragement they have
given him, and informs them that he has
removed his shop to the building lately
occupied BY the Clerk of the Superior
Court, one door east Of Squire Halls
store, where he will accommodate all
who may favour him with their custom
in the latest aud most fashionable style.
From his experience. and the satisfac.
ton he has already given, he flatters
himself that he will be able to please all
who may en,rust him with their work
He most respectfully solici,s share OF
public patronage.
Stanton, Jan. 12, 1887.
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TRANSPORTATlON

hA N SfOkIA1
On the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road.
The President and Directors of the
Company have established the follow
ing rates Of travel and transportation BIZ.
tween Winchester aud Harp.r's Ferry
Fare through, with reasonable allow.
ance of baggage for passengers set
down or taken up at the Depot on the
Island Of Virginius, near the Po,o.
mac 81 so
For any intermediate distance.
per mile. 6
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll Tor transportation from the Depot at
Winchester, aud delivery at the end
Of Wager's bridge on the Maryland
side OF the Potomac, for flour, per
barrel, lS
Wheat per bushel, e
Corn and Corn.meal, Rye and Rive.
meal, pee bush-l. a.
Oats, 4
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Ironand Cast
ings, Per ton. 81 80
AL other commodities, per ton per
mile, G
TRANSFORMATION to and from any inferno.
date Depots. the same proportional rates
with the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
transportation from the place on the
Maryland side Of the Potomac above
mentioned, to Winchester,
Piaister' per ton. 81 rs
Salt, per bushel, 8
Fish. per barrel, 30
Merchandise, and all other commodi.
ties, per hundred pounds, IL
And to and from any intermediate De.
pots, the above proportiona,e rates.
The above rates include all charges
incident to transportation, to and from
other companies. There will be a small
additional charge made at the different
Depots, for receiving and forwarding
about Z cents on barrel Of Flour, and a
Similar rate for other commodities.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, PREs,DExr.
Winchester, April 7, 1886.
The read is now ready for trans.
portation.
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VIRGINIA.


AT Rules held 10 the Clerks Office oil
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, the 9th
day Of February, 1887.
William Moore, plaiu!if-against
William Iugiis, administrator OF Cyrus
Hyde, deceased, Andrew w. Came.
ron, admir- de bon;s non OF John III.
Hyde. decd, William Lusk. HaIbcr,
Mcclure. Jr. and Alexander, Nicho-
las, Mary, Sally, Moses. William and
David Mcclure, heirs and represents
tIves Of Moses Mcclure, decd, aud
- his personal representative,
Moses Mcclure. Jr. only child and
heir of Halbert Mcclure, decd, and
'- the personal representative
Of the said Halbert Mcclure deceased
Margaret Young, widow of James
Young, deceased, Andrew, Susannah,
Jane, Margaret, Ann, James, Rachel,
Thomas, Betsy and Robert Young,
heirs Of the said James Young, decd
and Joseph Allen. late Sheriff of
Rockbridge county, his adm'r-Wil-
liam, John and Samuel Patterson,
heirs Of William Patterson, deceased,
and Jesse Scott, admir- Of the said
William Patterson, deceased-Daniel
Hoffman, James Kennaday, David s.
Moore and Samuel Forsy the, det'ts.
The defendants Andrew Young,
James KeDneday and Daniel Eofman
not having entered their appearance and
given security. according 10 the act of
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the
first day OF the next term 10th of June }
and answer the bill and supplemen tal bill
OF the plaintiff and ,ha,a copy ofthis or
der be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in Staunton, for eight
weeks successfully, and posted a, tn.
front door Of the Court house Of Augusta
county. A copy-Teste,
l3] NICH'S C. KINNEY, c. c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09
CASH FOR NEGROES.

HE subscriber wishes 10 purchase a
number Of likely young NEGROES.
from ten to twenty five years of age, for
which he will pay the highest cash pri-
ces.--Persons having such Negroes 10
dispose OF, will ind it 10 their advantage
TO give him call. He can be found At
any time in Stauntop, as he has located
himself here for the purpose Of purchas.
log. FRED'K NJ. PLTBIAN.
Staunton, Dec. 8, Ia3G.--.f
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NOTHGE.

ALL those indebted to the estate OF
JOSEPH COWAN, deceased, are re-
quested TO come forward and make paw
ment, or settle their accounts, without
delay. JOHN COWAN,
A. u. COWAN,
sept, ~. 1885. Adm'Ts
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$40 REV RID.

KAN WAY from The subscribers i.
bout the lst OF October, 1885, Two sppren.
tlce boys, 10 wit JOHN DOUGLASS
and ELDRlD DOUGLASS, brothers. The
ioTmer Of them bound TO John Kenneday to
learn the Tanning trade +; The latter 10 Ds-
wa Sierreu 10 learn the Tayloring trade. -
u ~ believed they are BOW al or in the neigh
borhood Of Col. Jourdan's iron Works in
the county Of Allegheny. We will give The
above reward TO any person who will appre,
bend The said boys, and deliver them to us a,
Siauntop, in addition 10 which we will nav
the expenses Of bringing ,hem-or five dol
Jars and The expense " I've paid for the de,
livery Of either OF The said hoys
JOHN KENNEDAY,
DAVID STERRETT.
s!sunton, Feb'y %, 1897.
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The Crops.-Amid The general gloom
which the severe pecuuIary pressure has
sPr' ID over our land, il is cheering "a COM
template the prospect nf an abundance ot
the fruits of the earth. Every where,
the labor ot the farmer bids lar TO be
bountenuslv rewarded BY the kind dis
densatIons Of benignant Prov idenre.
Thanks he to Heaven, the refreshing ram
cloud aud the WITTY ing sunshine are be-
y"nd the reach and control NJ mans fol.
" OF wtrkedness. The madness or emf
qulN Of his rulers changes not the bean.
,Iinl order and harmony Of the seasons.
These are the gifts Of Him whose mer-
cv never 'talleth-.-who sltteth in the Cur.
RE at The heavens, over all and above all,
and who sendeth the seed time and The
harvest as the sure recompense for the toll
oil the husbandman. Nash. RepuJ.
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- Yaa I'll esrisinly think me insufsr-
ably tedious" said h. wiih fainl sIasle.
" but ! hare been - pleasantly engaged
IS 10 think no more Of lime. Ard she
sin Of tins irespass upon ihe rules n gond
breeding must lie al your door. Besides.
l have lengihened this visit" he ennlinn-
ed after ; pause. - under The spnrs-
hension that as u has been The happiesi.
il might also be the last. Il shall ever he
my good fortune 10 snjay with Mss
II"
The lady looked 81 him with some
surprise.
may" said he. .s.he matter rests with
yourself. Will you forgive NV PresumP-
lies! know that others. perhaps more
worthy Of you. n least hSbler aud higher
10 the worlds esteem. are sITI1 'ng ior the
honnr Of your hand. Add vel ! rann0I
restrain myself from making an aEoxal.
which though IL nav be luIile, il is Vet
but a deserved tribute 10 your worth. "
And he popped the question.
The lady did not swoon nor turn pale.
But = fash 81 grau6cs,iOH passed over
her face. and lighted her eyes for a mo-
meni.
She frankly gave him her hand and
lonked up archly in his face. L" The
friend Of The falherIess and widow" aid
she. david blushed) &" cannot fail TO make
Lorsr and q ,rOrfhy husband"
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IN Fgiy Customer -On TUESDAY
night 0f Last week. While NJ. johnson
and ms assistants were drsa 'ng grlI net
set fur sturgeon, ln the Drlawarr, ct. 81 the
mouth OF the RsnrrU,, b,l"W BuIllug-
ton. one Of the mru finding his end oi
the net we'll supI.lied, reached out ln help
m With his hand The large larr-- u hen he
thought be- distinguished swapping
kind 81 noise. MT usual IN .ufsenn.
Unwilling /" trust ms fingers where laws
we're So rapidly wtggrd, and seeing by
the moonlight an unusual FIN, he, with
his comrades flung nu0se round the tail
oi the fish, aud lhen they rnwrd up To
Dunks Ferry; when, on dragging the net
on shore, They fnund tina, the, had taken
SHARK, about nine feet aud four inches
long. with jaw. large enough To accom-
MEDIATE the head and shoulders of any
we'll made g ntrmar: aud To render the
recommendation cnmp,r7e, there were six
rows Of good strong teeth here. well fix
ed, aud tiVe-elghIs nf an lnch IN length.
Had the company bfen fishing with a
net, $" as I" have been called into to the
water tn take "u, the lish, II is possible
that the shark would not have died unre.
venged.
There was found IN the stomach of the
ti-h whole shad Nv hIch be had taken
against the statutes and ordinances reg.
ulalng the taking Of shad in the Della
ware-and had he come IN the way Of
some Of the BOYS bathing IN the river. il
u TO he apprrhended that he would have
made fatal exhibition # his powers.
The shark weighed zoo pounds
T.. S. Gazette.
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J DOWNING, NJ jor.,
I'd BrIgad' D"~nIngvllle Militia.


The following aruclr. from the Madi
son'an. was Intended Gnr the special be-
nefit of the GI"be; but it may have a
more extensive application.
n" man IN thus country has the right,
under the Influence of official station. or
the privileges ot The press, 10 make his
own "nInInns the arbitrary standard of
orthodoxy; and slIl less has he the right
In d'"tate his SIC UOio. He may pnuench
himself behind the battery OF name, aud
may claim The Immunltes Of" the Organ;"
hnt II he presumes 10 use the language
Of dIclalion, and threatens TO oslracise
ih"sr "h" will no, bow down implicitly
and worship. he is fai,hless in profess
sion AMI tyrant in practice.
The are me who manifest so mnch
professed zeal for the sacred rights Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

The administration has n" power TO
control hr banks. ,hrrrinre u j. n"i re-
sponslhle fur their rnudur' 81 ~ psul'-.
IrR'om EmpoFiWm.
W, i then, ,f the adnn>utu..', ~ -
inelfir,ent thrl Il III cnn'rnl the Bank.
why, IN tie name nj seu.e, did il trust
seventy az eighty millions ii ,."blic drpo-
sites To- them!
II the administration can't c"ntrol ~"
Bank, for cansclen"r sak". hS I'D -
take hat power fr'm Ihr unued SIT 5
Bank!
II he administration cant rnn'rnl The
banks, the people want s"mt,hr"p that
eau This lie a. plain a. A. b. Z.
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tirra' Less 4 Ltss AUa Ps,I.uy
EAuast d a ieiics g. a GENT. man e tt,s ,,ty
'a1sd - - CssIN AagHst 10 1897.
" Tie gale commenced ~ 81. Thorn.s
about 7. NJ. an the 2d af Augu.i. end
sI7 o'elock NEARLY tie whole town uas
10 runs. Large hnuses have b!as d
dOan. aud smaller ones blown some 80.
ianee- mabt ~ the inhabitants are y III.
ou' ,hsllrr-ahnu, thirty vessels ilr. a.
a.hor ar sunk an tie harbour. N. re
than one hundred bodies Of sailors g.,
been picked up Tie luss of life 10 ne
town Is distressing. IN one of the -.
ynnas near the tow n tie stencil il berun..
Ing horribly oppressive. Between II
AID l2 "'rloek at the storm seeind tn have
"a II. passed, when a cry uf FIRE va,
he aTd. The inhabitants were Instantly
nut, add suscced ~ arrrsung tho Ge.
suucIna. hut until Mr.. Slmmon's house
anu furniture wrTe enluely consumed.
IT, The evening there was onr or txo
sh"cks oI an earthquake. We err told
that r"uols, 81, Johns aud Porto RicO
have oil suffered much"
Phiiad Exchange Books.
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ing eleven years after heir frss pub,,,
tim j Pms. NJ Kork Nar

anR FAfkTh years AttrF ahTAf hfAa pMbasG1
tim j Prs. NJ Hork Star.
Fsem - ellen ! - F1isa. Aurun ;
Laiea from florida by he ~,
Medium. Captain Magre. arrived n.
mnrnine lrnm -. Augustine. eha.. >.
eeisrd he Herald u ihr 18Th inst,
fr,rb which we copy The following ln.e''
llgeace:
- sngusIine. inssaIs
Our Iatiian .76airs We lsarn by :,
express winch arrived here 90 ILnIsd,~
IRON Gtasral Jesnp's head gusrsrrs. a.,
information had rsarhed there thai tle Ia
dams Weir assembling n great humIhs,,
IN the neighherh"od Il For King. Ib-v
expressed nothing hui he masi fri.ns.,
intentions. as nsnsl % Der, however b,9
b,ea gwen L, the commend, r. IT Dos. -
br I'll the alert. n i sid to t. Cirn.,J
Jssar's o9inian thai Hey eenisnl,,lais =.
atari upon same polus; h. has s,.ar "a,
FnT, King General ]. has os5~rra ,a.
purchase e horses aud mules ior N "a.
suing esmFalgn.
Tin lnr,e e. he employ Ell in the FUN.
ing raG,raIgn vii ~ -. and, W. .,s
inclined IA think, very fiirnLl. Itch,
and parl of the p rteHnsnts If lnian,r,.
and the Ismslndsr 81 H. 2d Ieg,mer, a
Dragons, hsse bsen nrdrred slFior.5s
aid iInm / sou 1" 2 900 volunteers. m..,.
Is flnrldlaus. ard well mounted. ha,.
bern raised. orgsnlzsd and mustered lalo
tie service at The UhIed States. icse,h,,
xuh 1000 Indians Of various nuf,heru
tribes, now an their Nay 10 F.or,ia.
1he whole army will Pn"bably be CON
posed ol about O 900 men.
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FROM MAJOR DOWNING.

We present 0ur readers wlIh the IS %
Gun OF Major DowniBg's Address-and
thew who have ears 10 hear let them
hear. We commend u with all sausiac-
ton and confidence. We are happy To
see that his next promises tn contain the
plan OF floating the 81 Two Polhes "
We would respectfully call attention to
the operations Of Spanish democracy,
and ask il the tendency Of late in our
own country Is nni to" similar! Captain
Jumper's Letter, to0. shows The effect of
the popular Influence nf the Hermitage
L.tters W. doubt mot. the EdrioI nf
the Saco Gszeue approves the one. as
the Glbbe dad the other.
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Fiial Reverence Of the Tarks.---,A
beautiful feature in The character al the
Turks, is their reverence and respect
tor the author Of their being. lhfR
wives advice aud reprimand are unhee'
ded; their words are bosh. nothing hui
their mother Is an oracle. She is coz
suited, c"niided in, listened to with &C.
spect and Difference, honored To her Ia
test hour. and remembered with ailtc'
ton and regret bryond the grave. "My
wives die. aud ! replace them" says 'n'
osmaniy; my children perish and OH
ers may be born TO ne; bu, VIII" sha
restore 10 INT the mother who has pa''''
away. and who Is no more!"---thy &
the SuilmS
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Trivial Of Memier-The Mobile E1,

.iriuai Of Menier.-The Mobile EH'
an,ntr oI Friday. the 18Th INST. SAYS:
The French brig of war Ia Perousf,
Is guns. arrived al Pensacola on Tues
day from L'OrIent. with Meuner the
k'ng-ktller, on board. Those I'll "G'
friends who desire the sight If rhls strange
creature. must be on the wharf. on The at'
rival Of the next boat. when he expects to
land IN this city,"
In common decency. We think Great
Britain aud France shsuld have The DELI
tacy 10 consult the feelings Of the peo'
pie Of ,hls country, before they srrd oa'
to US their state conyic,s and regIcrdes.
The insult Is heightened by bringing these
vie persons amonng US under The p"mP
OF national vessel of war To SANCTION tile
INDIGENOUS act. " Fork Star.
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Phiiad Exchange Books.

1fALY.---Aecnunl from Naples d
the % h June, stated tina, Noun V -.
va. hed vomittcd flames nn the n,gi, d
,hf 2ih but II had not stf-c,ed the Al,
mos here 20 as TO reduce the intensity Q!
the cholera. which carries of four hue.
drrd daily. The number Of deaths stree
the l3,h Of April was ten Thousand. Ali
places "f amusement. as vel as the Gus.
ton house offices. we're closed. Tie
malIgnancy Of the disease was surh laal
the patents fate vas decided 10 twenty.
four hours.
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SPAlN.----The headquarters Of DoG
Carlos. on the 9th Of July, we're at Al.
menara, four leagues from Valencia, and
on the 10Th. his advanced posts Aete
within two ard half leagues. A pOrton
Of the suburbs had been carried By ,hs
besIrgers. Oras. with nine Thousand
men, was advancing to the reI'el al Va
lencia. The English frea,e Barham hid
landed two hundred and seventy srnIe'
~ men, who were placed at the disposal
If the commsndant Of yalenria. f., al.
taro was advancing on Valencia to It.
sumo the command. A general engage.
men' under The walls Of that place was
expected,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

Newspapers were first published in
England on the 22d Of August. I642.-
Tuesday last, consequently. Completed
one hundred and nin' 'y-i,t years -,pce
Their introduction into that kingdom; be-
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The New York Head. Which gets
into a,any oG the secrets 4 - Ihs party
sa,s ,hal the SUN II S6u.00O las bern
u.ea by subscription ~ d.lisrsnI Paris Il
ihe cuun,rs far lhe supls"'t II The - new
organ Tie SUM ri s27 100. II sass,
vas furnished By The slate oI NJ" i"fk.
aud 5000 in Virginia. The city 1T Nrw
York cnnlIlbu,rd about $4,000. When
the Glr,he " ~ established, Blair received
nnly sl2, 900 frnn the eiIy.
The Herald predicts lhe speedy over
throw If tie k,Irhen journal. ! he eun-
spirafy aga,r., It Is extensive, and cue
braces The flower at the Dem"crsiIc par
Is ~ the North aud South.
A. mere pars,.aus. ~r could nai FeJniee
al he dow uiall ul that cnrupt rsiahitsh-
mrnt. because it, open aud outrageous
assaults upon lreenc,, aud P"hhc aud
private virtue. have sh.rkrd rseTy hon-
"r bile man. aud ,is continuance o. the
"fiirlal crgan. viii prrrIPl'ale the over
throw ii the parry: tut for 'he SAKE e
the rraft--ior thr rhsTacItr III the A-D'T-
lean prcss---ipr hr sake al truth aud good
mursls, We bail shout 10 hear u has sci
10 rise no more. Richmond U1ig.