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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

Two wagons, loaded with $4,000 in gold
and silver, passed through Piqua on Friday
last from Fort Wayne, the money to be depo-
sited in the Dayton Bank.- Register.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

S1PlA l3lI IN lI Jlaai&XIEIe3a
81 CASES roc'd per b. B. Mo. Fulton, and fo
~ sale ut manufacturers prices, by
June 3. l-tf FASSITT g. SHERMAN.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19
HAZEN CHASE,

BENZ. B. CALDWELL,
Before John T.. Sublbu, a Justice of tho Peace
within and for tho county Of Du Buquc.
NTOTICE is hereby given, That suit in at
lN tachment has been commenced, entitled as
above, against tho goods and clisAcls, rights and
credits Of tho said defendants an absent debtor, and
that tho said suit stands continued until tho fourth
day OF cptonbcf next, at tho Office Of said justice,
IN Tho town of Bellview, Wisconsin Territory.
(dated) JOHN T.. SUDLETT, j. r.
juno Goth, 1887. 5-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to tho estate of. i.
N Chan,heslin, doc'd., arc requested to make
immediate payment to tho undersigned, Admins
traitor of said estate; and all persons having de-
mands upon said estate will please present them
for settlement.
J. A. ORCHARD, jr., Admir-.
Ploasnnt Valley, Du Buque Co.
July l, 1887. SGT
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
1uyHE understand hive taken letters of adminis-
trntion ON tho estate of Daniel Wyman, do
ceased, hereby requests all persons indebted to said
estate to make Immediate payment; and all having
demands upol, tho estate will please present thom
for settlement.
Pleasant Valley, Du Buquo Coz
July J., 1887. SGT
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19
Uri E,rnmons, ESQ.

Uri Emmons, Esq.
Dear SRI have examined your plan fo
SINGLE TRACK RAILWAY, and cheerfuly
give you my opinion of its merits. Where cheap
ness of construction or great speed is an object, il
possesses advantages over any other. would es.
innate the cost of construction at less than half
the expense of building double track embarked
Road; and from tho peculiar arrangement of the
Track and Cars, it is barely within the bounds Of
possibility that any fatal accident could occur.
From my acquaintance with the Southern States,
Iconslder it peculiarly adapted TO the construction
of lateral roads in that section of the country
Steam Power can be applied and used upon your
Road without any difficulty whatever.
Yours, &c. EZRA IL. DOD.
Bordcntown, May 20, 1887.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-19

II US'T fcceivea, per steam boat Du Buque
81 Gl sack Of CORN by
IIENIPs1'EAD & LORINlER
Jnue Is, 1887.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14
MHIG NOMINATION.

A highly Respectable meeung was held
al Wskeueld, Wake County, on the
Fourth Of July, for the purpose OF
nnminaiing some suitable Candidate to
be run BY The Wings OF this District, Tor
Congress. .~.-.
On motion. the meeting was organized
by the appointment OF Bennrt Bum
Esq. as Chairman, aud Ill. Ii. Harris,
Esq. as Secretary.
The OBJECTS OF the meeting having
been explained IN prelInent address by
William NJ. Is. Arendell, Esq. tue meet
ing resolved, unanimously, TO support
Wnilam 4. Graham, Esq. vi Orange, as
the Wing Candidate for Congress, IN this
District .....
An order having been made for The
publication oftho proceedings, The meet
ng adjourned. The best feelings prevail
ed, and not Ihe slightest doubt is entertain
ed, mat G,.ham viii beat Montgomery
IA this section oflhe County n,,re thar
two 10 one. Register. g
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FROM MATAMoRAs

Our news from Maiam0ras Is Oi some
importance. Commndore Dallas appeaT-
ID olT the the bar of Bfassos 81. Jsgo,
an the 10Th instant We are not appris-
ed Ut the nature Of the correspondence
,I,a, ,ook place. San Luis PnlosI ~ss
in the possession Of The insurgenl general
Mts,ezuma. and il was apprehended ai
Ma,sm4as that he would soon be in thai
,icsni,y. when doubtless 4 rising would
BE- Elected "a favor Of the federal con-
st.ulion Of Is2i About coo troops had
su,,ed At Mstamoras, from tue interior:
bin drseflious from the ranks were
alstm,ngly frequent; on one occasion 90
men weni of IN body. II was difficult,
II put impossible TO check this evil: a.
he sennnels al The oulposls often aban-
doned their duty and went off into the
woods with a view prebabls To JOIN the
insurgents under Mortezuma when the,
should approach Alalamoras. Great dis
content peryaded that town, anil IL is he-
lieved that MoCiszuma viii be hailed
there ~ Ieliyeftr.
Thus il appears that the troubles Of
Mexico have Rol ended with the com
mencemenI Of BustamenIe's presidency
On the contrary the aspect Of affairs seem
more gloomy lhaneser. We give, Busls.
menle credit Tor good intentions, for great
experience IN aasernmenl aud hrnness
Of purpose. The false step he rcmmilr.
ed. tn which all subsequent mls'ortuns'
NAV be attributed. is his junction with TIE
priests party; which IN TACT is shr ant
liberal and anli.nallonsl party.
BuslamenIe has shown atredhabif de-
gree ii COON sense in his intercourse " ill
lht representatives OF foreign poWets
saI his anxiety 10 redress 1he lnJarle'
committed BY his country men upoa for
elgueIs as strongly conuas,ed with hi
coaduet Of his predecessors IN the govern
meat. Ii all disputes originating an ihu
source are mol satisfactorily, aud speed,l,
arranged. the fault will not be his. Bu
he Is hampered By the ignorance an'
pnfliigacy vt those who ought to cesctst
hls confidence hy The machlnaupns Il
thr priests and the blgosry 81 the coa'
mon people. ". o. Bee.
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PuRLIc MELTING IN WAKE.

PlBLiL MEEliN6 ~ w AhEs
Pursuant 10 p1blic notice, number %
citizens convened AZ Eagle Rock. ~ The
first day ofJuly, for he purpose ofselecs-
ing some suitable person 20 run on The
Wang Ticksi for Congress. in the Wake
DisHici. al lhe next Eleeiion.
On motion Of Needhsm Price. James
Hinton Vas APPOINTED Chairman and
Giles UnJcrhill Secretary. The objects
nf tie meeting having been explained,
Mr.. Wm. II. Hood submitted The follow
Jag Resolutions. which we're unanimous
~ adopled.-
Resolrei, as he opinion Of this meet
Jog. thai The presenlderanged state Of the
Currency. The sudden fall IN the price Of
produce, aud the very numerous failures
IN different paris Of The Union, which
must sooner ur later be fell in every Sec
lion Of the country, are evils which
require lie serious consideration Of every
cillZen Of the community.
/, Resolved, That as we look 10 the next
Congress as the only source Of relief, We
feel il our duty, in common with the
Citizens Of other paris Of The District, 20
select some person in whose hrmness
and ability, We can rely with some hope
Of having these evils remedied and The
present deranged state Of The Currency,
which We consider The foundation Of. and
the primary cause oflhe presen. distress,
restored TO that sound and healthy con.
dluun with which our country has been
blessed far . number Of years.
hesOireii, That We have entire con-
iidsnee IL The honesty, talents and patriot
i-m Of WnlIam A. Graham. of Orang'
Lounty. and believing him worthy Ih'
Important trust, We are willing 10 con
49, - hin, aad 2Ill, should il meet IN
! ens OF The Wing party IN other part
y th,s Dist.icI, support him al The mex
ngressioaal elecuon.
Resoiued, That The Wings in oshe
paris % the District be requested 10 unit
With us in the foregoing Resolutions.
RESOLVED. That The foregoing be publ
shsd "a Oh, Register and Ssar, and IA tn
IlIllsbOro' Recorder.
JAMES HINTON, Chairman.
GILES UNDERnILL, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN ORANGE.

A respectable meeting oi The cluZGns
of Orange assembled al the Cane Greek
Cotton Facmry, ob SAM, Jay the s,h inst.
On motion, Richard Freeman. esq was
called 10 the chair, ana Vim. Mcpherson
appointed Secretary. The object Of the
meeting having been briefly by the
Chairman. aud responded to by John
Stafford and ioho K. Ilol,. esqaires, The
following preamble and resolutions we're
sabmued, aud, aler some discussion, al
piosl unanimously passed:
Whereas a portion of the citizens who
compose this meeting, assembled al the
house of John X. Holt. esq. on the l4lh
pi June. and nominated the Hon. Willie
Z Mangm, as suitable person TO re-
prysen, this district in the next Congress
II the United States; and whereas we
nave leaned by the mails of yesterday,
thai that gentleman has declined accept
| ing the nomination, aud that on the an
uouncement Of which portion Of ou'
fellow cluzens, a. Eagle Rock, in The
county Of Wake, have nominated vii
liam A. Graham, esq. Of Orange:
Resoloei, therefore, That we do hear
lily concur IN the nomination of Mr.. Ora
ham, and viii unile with our fellow chi
gems Of Wake, in using all lawful an,
honorable means in our power likely /,
ensure The election OF that Distinguish,
individual.
ResOiced, That we recommend III
holding Of meetings in the several por
tons OF this district, and the proper al
! rangemeul on The part Of the friends Of MI
6. Grahsm, for regular, safe aad whole
some concert Of action.
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EaEGsD980yGEs
Friday. July n.

We are authorized by lelier just re-
ceiyed from WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. ESQ.
10 announce that he has yielded % The
earnest solicitations Of his friends, and
has become candidate 70 represent the
freemen Of ibis Congressional District in
the next Congress Of the United States.
Mr.. Graham. il is wen known, IS now
labOring under the effects Of an injury re-
ceiyed some months since, and has found
il necessary % visit Inc North Tor his res
toraiion, and Is now in The city Of New
York. Mr. q. is expected 10 return
some title before the election; and cir
eular expressive of bis views viii be pub
hshed in few days.
The circumstances under which this
worthy gentleman has consented TO he
come candidate, require that his friends
should be yigilant and active in his be-
half; and what Lis sterling merits cannot
effect, they should strive, with weapons
Of truth TO carry. IL is supposed that,
with proper eNertion, majority will be
obtained for him in Wake and Person:
and ii he eau bride with the nr. in DR.
ange, flor the honor Of the county we
could hope for majOriiy,l the result
must be favorable to The friends OF reform.
Our country is now writing under the
effects of an experiment upon the very
yiIsls OF commerce and trade We mean
the currency. The nostrum administer.
ed in It's once healthy state has but re-
duced il TO the sa con!ilion Of the uninr
unale Italian. AM shall We PERM, sol
ly and Inexperience iugliIer 10 expermen
upon the deprerialet AMI wasted consti
ta,ion! by the distress w.'tch h. bee.
bIoagtf upon thousands 81 our mercAanr
lui farmers OF ne North and Nesl |n'
Soath-wess~-1y tie we cd eoiIlltiol
ot the unemployed mcraaRics ana manu-
iaciurers--by the SUI nag 81 he des,i
iuie laborers. who ha.c u oepriyed o
lie means of obtain,ng daily subsistence,
let u eonjure YOU n liscoanten"ne,
the operative of qu-eAs -at-inpossors
md fly to that which wisdom opld pre-
scribe, and which our own o1pefienc
has proved TO beperfectly a4ap.ed to on
wants. Let this district, then, sssist i
the glorious worn OF expulsion. let u
: drive the eNpenmeatalists iroo. tie
work 81 death. nd supplant them by me
! Of tried wisdom and sirtue. Mr. CIR;
: hams talents and worth are well know
To the people of lhr dis'rir'. and what "
might say wouil Ii - -l-efl a.! hls re;
/ merits. We all aaoA tt4t ho has wi
i dom To discern our lrtsJs.,; and we d
4 know that he has hnu"styto strive for i
Then lei rs be vigilant and active. III
honor of The district calls for 1.-THE il
iyrest of tie county requires it--and OIL
- Own individual interest strenuously d
!. mands il.
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A. ETsrits.-By de steam packet
-. ad.as, Cap. King. arrived his
- ss hass rsrsissd Ne savannah
.I,eaa 81 Monday eseaiag, lfom
II - ropy Tie f1llo9ing:
- s,e.mboas Florida. captain Heb
1870 Yesterday from Blaek Creek.
p.' 80, 'he dsy oT her leaving l22dl no
"a ,aI,tion 20 What ne have already
sas''.bsd in relation % The var, had
iskrn place.
Ne learn from . passenger, that was
a.. .,s.sf.l Impression, lhat al HOSTILE
-. lar The present would eesse-lhas the
-. nd al Ieit AMI fed 10 he Ever
80. south of For Mellan and Lake
.:sarse: Ihas they hare = large ananI'Iy
"rsorn planted. 10 sddiliOn 70 uhe very
49, ,s,,ans which they received from
-. ,osefnmeni, with ammunition; being
re than lheir Immediate wants requiT-
a have daubiless LAID 4 By IN readiness
ar The next altark.
Tie insuiEirieney u The government
t,,rs. i, i said, wilI q tbs time, PresenI
INV effective move being made until lhs
mi Wien they will be bfoughl 80; ID
ares. tie depredalions Of The Indians
Who are bul waiting for The whites Il
h,nes, their corn, when they will sgar
reuew them.
Really We feel for The people ofFlorida
Thls accounts Tor Gen. Jcssup's reques
abe removed from the campaign.
Charleston Patriot.
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Red Mountain, I2th July 1887.
Mr.. Heart:

Mr.. Heart: Ills
Wake County having led the
nav in nominating our Fellow Cl.lzen,
,yitliam A. Graham TO represent this
district in The next Congress, the voters
in our part of the County very. generally,
lell strong inclination 10 respond 10 that
movement. 1t would have gwen them
great pleasure 10 embody in resolutions
an expression of their high respect tor,
AID confidence in the TALENT integrity,
and smlsbIe character OF Mr.. Graham.
They hold The doctrine, that IN times like
these. appaliingly disastrous, aud 1h'es,-
ening sull further disasters, they have the
right 10 command the service OF any pri-
yate cilIzcn whom the public sense may
designate. and the public voice call 10 the
responslble'stalion Ol representative. Mr..
Graham being necessarily absent from
the Stale, to obtain surgical aid IN case,
which If mol early attended 10. may rem.
der him cripple for life. and this COM
munity having no means OF speedily con-
sullng with him on the subject, they tel
tina. thsy would be Justified IN bringing
his name before The public as candidate
for Congress. With these views, ant
| for that purpose, many Oh US convened
a, Red Mountain This day, but learning
tina, Mr.. Graham had yielded his assentir
private letters. we deemed farther action
supererogalory.
/ With deed sense of the awful ant
alarming condition Of the country, w
hope 10 60 10 The polls and perform tn
most solemn political duty, that free
man can be called 10 discharge. w
trust il will not be deemed imper,inen
in us 10 invoke our fellow citizens OF tn,
distrie, in the most solemn manner TO la.
aside all other business on the day 0
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An empty coxcomb, having enl'1ss j
the attention oil the company t'r p -"
time with himself and his petty al.,. .'>
observed to DIR. Par, that he ca: -
yer GO out without Catching col Il, Z
head, mo wonder," cred tie d., ~ :;
ishly lyon always go'out w,Iks a. :
thing in it, " Another of The saoc :..>. =,
who imagined himself poet, n" Il, '
Nat. Lee, Ill is not easy to wrie
madman, as you dor :. No; bu, I.
ry easy to wrlte like fool as sos ST.. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

.7Urora BoreGiis, or .Northfrl, Lsg4fs
lone Of these brilliant. hui h5.aef;1
unexplained, phenomena of haIute. - -
visible here on Saturday evenlRe la. ?.
They are Of extremely rare occur et.".
in a latitude as far South as tins. |. v
the first we had ever seen, and was ,,r..
badly the most vivid ever seen by any
one IN this region. They occur lrrquent-
ly in more Northern ATTITUDES, AID even
IN the Northern States OF this Uumn.
ln this instance, rs strongest light Vas
between 8 and 10 o'clock, after hlcf
hour ii passed rapidly away, The NORTH
ern parl of the hemisphere, from Norh
East 10 North West, was almost eunr, y
illuminated with blaze of pale red hight,
in the mids. Of which, columns 81 = hte
silyery light would shont up Tor uo-
ment, and gradually vanish away.
The cause of these Iighrs his n.-,er
been satisfactorily ascertsIned. By sant.
they have been attributed 10 ele,t,,c.t;;
by others, and among them The ,,-Aa.
shetlsprofessor Siiliman Of VA. >,-
lege, they are supposed TO be caus, =
gaseous vapour of extreme r.. -.
tenulty, and transparency; suscept,te Q;
motion from the slightest brea.. .. a:
surs the air, and reirscling. 10 d. y
traordlnary degree, the rays oj .-I~r
light" Fayetteville ObSe,t,..
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HHliaa \. Graham.-rhe noniaa.
iion o. his genllsman. ID Opposition b
d.. Montgomery. has been eagerly re-
sponded b. N FaTiaus portions Of this
ConaIy. and re ind mere Is . fixed de-
termination among he wings 30 strain eF-
~ nerve 20 secure his e.estinn. T,hey
ka0w thai he i "honesi.- rspabie and
faithful u HE Constitution AID thai lie
tunes require snund hearts and strong
heads IN Tie Iounrils u The Nation. Mr..
Graham, il i true, j. 81 the NOrlh, where
he has gone 10 seek Surgical advice for an
injuFy received By him last summer Tie
viii probably return sometime this month
10 lime 20 visit rome portions of the Dis
trick But suppose he dnes moi, and thai
he is unable 10 address any portion 0f lhe
people, This constitutes no reason why
the wings should not rally as heartily in
bis suppor', a though he were here, con-
testing every inch II ground. As a par.
~. The wings 90 for principles not msa,
and they have selected Mr.. Graham. be-
cause he is Unidentified with their princi.
pies. and because. present or absent, be
is the same mfexlble Patriot. the same
digni6ed gentleman, the same enlighIen.
ed Legislator, and the same pure incor,
ruPlible citizen. No advantage can be
taken Of ihis absence to circulate slande.
rous reports against him, because che
blanelessness OF his life defies these or,
binary weapons Of parlizan warfare. VIZ
therefore say 10 our wing friends in Or
snge and Person, DO your duty, and, il
the hour Of trial, Wake will not prove re
creant. Ii ever there was a time, wheI
the lover OF bis country had cause 70
exerliOn, now is that time. The Wing
Of Pennsylvania have just sci US a glori
Gus example; lei Us not follow, but eclips
IL. II We fail, We can still console our
selves With having done our duty, but,
we triumph. we shall achieve a victor
which will lnspirit the friends OF the Con
siilulIon throughout the Union.
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Salisbury Omnibus. The hea, duting
this week has been quite intense, often
as high as % degrees Far. and The ~ea.
iher quite favorable lnr harvesting. Cum
grows with great rapidliy. Flour setls
here at 80 Corn al IS cents. Cotton a,
abeu, : tliitle done.l The town. quite
hel,hy and the country around scarcely
less 50. Our town girls look beautiful,
notwithstanding The pressure ION their
srlys.) they however take good deal Of
ex rcise as well on horseback rs on foot:
p = riding, aud dancing being quite the
rage during The solice. Our beaux llo-
reign aud domestic) IRE sprighlly looking
chaps, but they don't seem 10 get head:
at least nne would conclude So from the
baroness Of hymenial intelligence. Ira
Yelling through here is rather low ebh
Since money has became scarcer or t.
iher ,corse 10 Sonlh Carolina, the STATE
has either become much more healthy, "r
ihel, own springs improved greatly !"
msdiciaai ptriuss. slr. lsenchcr has no
Opposition III this Congress 'onaI District,
nm seems likely to have. Our Female
School is tiourIshIng. Our Court Dock.
els IRE small. Our jail is emPty. aud Sc
is or pocket. Thus our readeis nave .
sketch OF whats going on here and here
abouts. a Uaictmdn.
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Resolved. That Wm. Johnston. Rich
ard Ffsemaa snd John Stafford ~ sP-
pointed ramsnisler % roFrespsnd silh
similar eommnlres ~ indlEidaals n lbe
VARIOUS psFss d he disgrirl
Res0lred. That Ne abore Ne signed ~
lie Chairman and SeeFeisr,. nd cops
Forwarded % he edilDrs 81 The HILLSIDE
rough Recorder. Raleigh Register. AND
Raleigh Ssar with . rrqsesl that lbey
publish lhe same.
RIcH'D. FREEMAN. Chairman.
VIZ. McPHERsOS, Sec'y.
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Supreme CouTi.-Since our last, he
following Opinions have been delivered:
Ruffin, {. ]. delivered the Opinion Of
the Court in the case Of WassOn y. King,
from Iredell, ordering new trial.
Also in Den tr dem Bsgge ei al. v.
Hauser, from Stokes. directing eer,iora-
ria and supersedeas.
Also IN State y. Jesse, from Craven;
Judgment arrested.
Daniel, ] delivered The Opinion of The
Court in The case OF Cole ct al. v. Ter-
rvs ex'r. from Richmond: iudgmss re-
yersed and new trial OrdeIcred.
Also in Murphy y. McNeili from Ro-
besOn; affirming The judgment below.
Also in Doe CT dem iIsTtzog v. Hub
bard. from Ashe, affirming the judgment
below.
Also in Harizog v. Clovard. from Ashe,
affirming the judgment below.
CASTOR, ]. delivered the Opinion Of the
Court ia the case Of Doe en- Gem Flaan,-
gao Y. Lee, from Mecklenburg, and di.
recting new trial.
Alsnm Chesher v. Chesher, ex'r. from
Rowan, directing a new NAL.
Also in Branson, adm. v. Murphy
from Sampson: Judgment beiow reversed
and judgment here for the plaintiff
| Also IN Cox Y. Murphy, fro,n >3ur
son, affirming the judgment beio~
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The Bank Of Engtand-A cores
pondent of the New Orleans Bulletin,
under date of the 9Th inst, writes from
New York, that it is the opinion Of high
authority in that city, that the bank OF
England viii be compelled to suspend
payment during the present month. In
thai event, il is supposed that cotton will
immediately rise in value, and some
relief from the all prevailing pressure may
be anticipated.
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A Fat Place A paragraph is going
the rounds, that an intercepted letter from
an initiate of the New York Aims house
to his friends in Ireland, was found 10
contain the following invitation. We do
not believe the story, because we do not
believe that any of the Alms-house de-
nizons can write such good sense and
good English, but we dare say that many
of them think very much in the same
strain.
/" We are living in palace--have no.
thing to do, plenty of good food, and are
treated like princes. America is the
country. Come out yourself, and fetch
all your friends. Our residence is on the
bank OF beautiful river"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-14

Rhode Lsiand.-The Wings in this
State, have brough, forward Joseph l..
rillinghast and Robert Cranston as cam
didates for the next Congress. The
late members, Dutee ]. Pearce and VIM.
Sprague. have been nominated by the
Vanltes.
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sieeliOn, cone 10 he polls, and express
10 DE masl sslema Torn her Fsssss II
| he asfai 80 ospsralslisd rO.'i,,.sa 4