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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
Friday, April =.

4. r.l;ef has vet been obtained IN ne
~ market; bui on the contrary. the
- -, ,o,,inue % be 6Iled with the most
-, accounts. The mischief eonii-
=. . spre.d wider and wider. The
s,,lares IN he city q New York, q re-
....,,ble houses. since the istef March,
!. nav e. down Al one hundred and six
.s.,;,l,.. very few Of whom. Il Is said,
IN been eagssed in spsculations, but IN
!. r.galsr operations &c trpde. Among
:. zen, failures in New Orleans. i the
~. ), n Dicks, Booker 4 Co. f5r fflem
.,;;g;sqs Of deliars. Cotton has been
IA. low = six cents pound; and The
,sce II ali Otl,er kinds d produce is al
!. r.pidly on die decline. Some eOnceP-
,,o of he disaster and distress likely 10
n,,.Oeienesd in our southwestern Ooun-
~. mas BE formed from the fact. tha, in
4. single county Of Hinds, in MISSISSIPPI
!. Ave hundred cases have been entered
On die appearance docket Of their cireaIi,
cant.
Not individuals only, but many Banks
.l.O. in the progress Of events, will doubt
- % BY die board. The chelsea
R,pk near Boslon has already stopped
.ymen,, Notwithstanding committee Of
re Legislature appointed to investigate
useoncems, had just pronounced il sol.
ven, AMI worthy Of +" the utmost conf.
sence." The Boston Atlas states that,
awi,hin sixty days. It's circulation has
Keen extended from ss9, 900 10 si0s, 900,
The assets Of the bank are in the shape
ds7..oOO due from John B. Clover
slO.OOo due from W. II. 4 G. l.. Mon
tre, $1,000 in the bills Of other banks
all hrslre HUNDRED and siriy nine dol
lar, IN pecis."
Inrelahon 10 these "things as they are
and their causes" We have devoted !
portion Of the preceding page. som'
matters viii be there found worthy Of
few moments reflection.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

niioise going ahead-The Legisla
lure of lllinolse has appropriated three
millions Of dollars for canal from Chr
cago In Oltsway, on the llilnoise nyer,
and alsn suIhorized eleven hundred miles
II railroad, and loan Of Ss,OO0.00O.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

agricultural BOan,y.-rhe I.egisls-
rure 81 Name has passed an act, giving
bounty 81 two dollars to every cultIys-
tor ii the soil who will raise twenty
bushels IL wheat, and sin cents each for
every bushel over thirty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Sad times for The soorkiag classes
Ia corresponding Of the National ln,rill-
eenccr. al New York. says" Five thou-
saudi men we're discharged last week from
employment; i've thousand more mus, be
discharged this week or next" =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
Land for Sale.

ss9ss1< PURSUANT 10 decree OF the
tssSS Court Of Equity, | shall offer Tor sale,
~ on the premises on Thursday the
-, nth day Of Way next on c,od', OF
ea.. and two years, alltbe LAND ei which the
late George Albright died seized and possessed,
consisting o. two parcels, contsiniae daO and
IT'S acres more or less. The purchaser on
purchasers will be required 10 give hdne win
approved secua,y ii
ALEXANDER ALBRIGHT, /.
April 8. 's'9 sieas's
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

.7npihsr Steam Boat b,Wnt--The steam
bua, Fancy. on her waynp from New Or.
leans with full cargo. took FIRE. burnt To
the waters edge aud sunk. near Francis
vile. Only three passengers Irnpks
saved--no lives lost. The Fancy was
entirely new and On her second "trip.
Richmond Compiler.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

We learn nv The WILMINGTON hdver-
user II the l4Ih, lha The Contractor for
putting down the rails Of the road. arrls-
ed ! lew days before, aGd commenced
1ork: and that there are one lboassuJ
Two hundred hsnds on the Rad.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Shaving ErtraOrdinary.-We have
been infsrmed by a merchant recently
returned iron New York. thsl partner
in one Of The largest houses in that cily
stated 10 him thai they hal paid since the
pressure. serany.frs thousand dollars
IN extra interest VIVA. . commentary
on the exiortlon OF The brokers and money
changers of that city. and who can be
surprised that any house should TAIL. 81
rather who would not be astonished If II
did not. with such draught upon lis
profits and its capital IN The shape o.
extra INTEREST," Bali. Transcript.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
Land for Sale.

nat The subscriber offers for sale
eNsis the Tract ot Land on which John
6YVs w. M'Cracken lately resided, rom
-, tanning $50 Acres. II las on II q
good Dwelling House Kitchen, Work shop.
Stables, sc The plantati, is handsomely
situated, is well watered. and is as healthy as
any situation in the country, Is but six miles
from Hillsbo1ough. and near the Stage Road.
Those disposed TO purchase are invited 70 view
the premises. Terms will he made known on
application to the subscriber.
JOHN HART.
Anil on. 49,. &C., 5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

"A ptaeeGbh fOWn.--A New Jersey
paper SAYS: /" In the little, bnt masi re-
spectacle township Of Elinsborn', in this
county, where there are about 80 voters,
they have neither issern,l store, lawyer,
justice Of the peace, nor any thing else
that tends 10 disturb The quielude and in.
dustIy Of It's inhabitants" *-... III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
Extract of a letter TO the editors Of the
National lntelligencer, dated

\ nhers, c.na;y, w. } April i6, 1885,.
We. have al lene,h begun to feel the
shock Of tie tremendous earthquake that
has been shaking The Inoneyed world.
Hard times and failures are becoming
everyday expressions. Several failures
are understood 10 have iakea place N
our flonrishing town &c Lynchbufg, To-
bacco is scarcely worth carving To mar
ket; -four is rapidly declining; money
commands !tom sto s per cent. a months
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

The sOurHEas TRLrscorE, published
At Grsensborough BY Msssrs. Zeyely u
Evans, has been considerably enlarged.
and presents altogether very handsome
appearance. We are glad 70 see our
neghbOrs put on ,le.appearanee Of pros.
periiy. and arc not without hope thar
hey viii reap the substantial fruits Of il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For Sole.

SRHE EDITOR Of Ii. Petersburg Intellgen~
- Ger being anxious To resume the practice
Of the. Law, would dispose OF the Es,ab''sh-
men, TO any gentleman, disposed 10 purchase.
To any such, on application either IN person
or by letter, full information will be promptly
given in reference to the circulation ofthe pa
per, lis Advertising and Job patronage, its sup
ply OF Type, Presses, 0fEce Furniture, sc and
also as 10 the terms on which it may be pur-
chased. Without descending 10 the indelilca-
CIV Of putting Of the Establishment, the Editor
win saw that il possesses advantages and holds
out inducements well worthy the attention OF
auy gentleman who has the talents and the
means to conduct newspaper with energy
and spirit.
Aptil 81. -. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

On the recent arrival "f Gen. Jackson
al L,pisville, Ky, Gen. Hobbs was kill
I'd by the premature discharge Of cam
. nan in firing a salute. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

The impression seems 10 gain ground
that Inc introduction of he eirculsilon 81
bank notes &c small DENOMINATIONS 10 =
general grievance. instead 81 being acoa-
renience 10 any bng he officers 81 The
banks. The following, from . New
York Journal. shOss IN what manner u
very seripasly affects abe eirulslion Of
newspapers and other periodicals:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

The Salem Gazette SAYS: "The hume.
rous heasy failures al the South have
horne with great severity npon The ma
aufaelurlag lowns y Essex country Ma.
nv Industrious. frsgal and enIerprislng
merchants tiad themselves stripped at a
blow Of the savings &c years"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

II is estimated that 100000 persons
died of the plague at ConslansinoPle> IL
the year 1886.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

A I'M has passed The House of Repre-
seniaiites Of Louisiana. 10 transfer The
seat u Gnrernmenl 81 The State from N.
Orleans ID Baian Rogue. IN 1910; and
approPriaies S2O0 900 for. The erection II
public buildings. A bil has pssse.
granting S50O.OO0 as loan 10 the N.
Orleans and Nashville Rail Road CON.
psny. IIeksJuTg Regifr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
fnn the R,rassier D. ms

I" We on Saturday received Spanish
dollar % apply on q Subscription. the post
age on which was only City eruts. This
Is fair speeiaRn ofthe beauties Of specie
currency. and The folly ofshe law prohibits
ing the circulation Of small bills"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

There is force in the following from
The Washington Reformer:
Prosperity-The Jackson Van Buren,
Journals. Tor twelve months past. have
been harping on The prosperity Of the
sounlry. The Globe publishes from the
Savannah Georgialfsu article IN which
we find the following: T.
"But we fear The year 1887 will be
long Remembered a. . sear u suffering
And this is the winding up II the gfo-
rious, prosperous administration Of AN
drew Jackson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Mr. Hebsfsr.-The Charleston Mer-
cury says. A writer in the New York
Times. eriiieising upon the reception Of
the Massachusetts Senator there. asks
!" Who il Mr.. Websier!" and seems
really puzzled for solution Of his most
pi,by inlerogainry. No doub, be has
been looking for him on the level Of New
York pOIilicians; IL he will raise his eyes
very considerably" be viii see the
object Of his search" Ne0bern Spec.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

We learn fro,p the Rutherford Gszeue,
ihat Gen. David Newlaad, the unsur-
cess'ni competitor Of Mr.. Graham, bss
been appuin,ed.by The Presiden. a, Sur.
Veyor of public lands il Wisconsin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

The Pennsylvania Legislature have
passrd bill apprOpriilna ssrsn huadrsd
fkensand dollars 10 be Distributed, no me
Isl of June Rext. 10 Ihe common schools
Of lhai Commonwealth; which sum. ssys
The Harrisburg Telegraph. viii not only
aid Them in building school houses, bnl
lriasnphsnlly relieve them from any en-
barassmenl whatever. ealrulsIed " afresl
or relard The prosecution Of he system.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

great FIRE occurred At New Orleans
on the sih instant, by which more than
one hundred houses were destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Usurious Interest. LIN the caanfss Of
B. Rathbun's trial 1t Batavia. one pcin,
clearly shown by the counsel was that
Ralhbun, during the year 1895. expend-
"a more than d million Of dollars for
shQues. !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28
Extract Of letter, dated Fineastle. Virginia
49, April II 1887

Ektract Of letter, dated FlncastIe, FHg'uIa
April II 1887
Heath. one of the persons convicted
a, our Superior Court this week. Of pass
ms counterfei, money, effec,ed his es-
cane through s,s,agcm oikls wife She
90, permission Of the Jallor 10 remain tor
several hours 10 the room with her hus-
hand; while there. they changed clothes.
and when the Tailor came TO let her on.
he conducted him To the door instead OF
her. Nothing has since been seen oil
him " Rich. Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

The Shiprecked Siavey Mr.. Steven
son. our minister 10 England, has sue
Seeded IN his negotiation concerning the
slaves seized by The authorities ol The Ba-
hama Islands, on board the American
vessels " Gomez and ). Encomium
which we're forced into the ports Of those
lslands by stress Of weather. The Unl-
Jed States DepaEtnenlof Stale calls upon
he owners OF such slaves 10 furnish, on
oath, lIsl of The same, their ages. sex,
DC. To be transmitted 10 Mr.. Stevenson,
in London, TO serve as a basis on winch
to fix The amount Of decentralization just
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

DRaVN NUMBERS OF THE
NORTH CAROLINA STATE LOTTERY,
5th Class for 1887.
Observation-Disclosures
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

~ due o ths claimants. The slaves
seized frpn ule schooner Eneomium be-
long ~ he estate q ihs lals Joan Wad-
dsils esq. q his sss,s. standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

carnaliy.--We BadsEsssnd hats jn-
~ Of inquest Was held over de h0dy Of
John Freezlln. found dead near Concord.
N. G, On The morning Il lhe islb insI.
Nerdies-lhal The deceased came % he
death By iafozicaii0n! Will not lopers
be ssrnedl Uesiera Carolinian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

The cr0ps.-We en,irely coincide
with lhe Richmond Wing. ~ the sub
ioined remarks. We dislike this con-
slant fnrehoding OF evil. m regard TO the
growing crops. and may observe that the
gloomy anucipalions, 50 regularly ,ndulg
ed in about this time cf year, have no,
been verified by after results more than
once or twiee in a SCORE Of years. The
exceptions, Ia this case a. ~ others,
must be held 10 prove me rnIe; and We
shall therefore look confidently, mauere
lhese prophets Of evil. foe something like
fair average crop. 1T the coming har'
vest: baltimore Pd'ri0f,
Pspers in various secimns (says the
Whg) are talking abou, The glpomy pros
pecl for The wheat crop. We suspec
The ptuspec, is far from cheering. bu
this croaking does no COCO; we dnnb
xe,her il will add one grain 70 the crop
Besides, tits in bad TASTE; for every yea
since our recollection. the same melan
choly forebodings have. been indnlged
i And in many instances, we know to ih,
| surprise If every one, The crops hsv'
proven largely over the average. Moth
ing IL more uncertain than speculation
a, this season about the wheat crops; 10
The prospsc, nav be gloomy in the ex
IRENE nov, and three months OF GOO
weather may produce a total revolution
| We hope such nay be the case this yea'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Gov. Duhley has appointed Reuben
Beaver, esq. Surveyor, and N. j.. King,
esq. and Col. jain CLAYTON, Commits
sinners, 10 super,u,rnd the surveying The
lands recently acquired BY treaty from The
Cherokee indlaas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Hheat Ry.--I, is said .ha. one bushel
Of unsIacked lime. ground fine like Plas-
Ter of Paris, 10 the, acre. and so"ed IN the
sprips, i,ls, as The wheat begins to grow,
will destroy the wheat fly.
- .4lballq .3rgas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Flouri. quoted ii The I.ynchburg VT
yinlan IL 81 25 81. 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

Gov. RuaneIs, Of Mississippi, has been
appointed by Presilen. Van Buren,. .
commissioner on the part Of the United
States. u run oui The line between this
soau,ry aud Texas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25

iness to-day. and few moments to spare"
Last nigh" sud the priest, (" ihr god
spnke To his servant and said. Thy friend
AllIcus, whom Armenius sxilcd yet lives
Start not, senator of Rome--Ar,icus yet
hives, mud IN disguise has returned 10 Rome
found proof Of thy basenrss, and recrired
honours from Augustus. He has learned,
too, That hefnre her death his wife was de-
livrred oi child that thou didsi seize the
infant, and ddsi br'ng him uv ns thy slave,
TINT thou migl,tst feast Thy bellish hate in
seeing The SON of Thy rival eat with ihy
bondsmen."
/" last thou ended :" asked his nudi'or.
al have" answered the priest.
Then know Thy god or thou spcakest
false, for ofa surety Know that Ailicus is
long since dead. Now answer mr, hast
thou slain the slave 2"
:" To satisfy thy self how faithfully hats
executed my ronmssion," said the prirsr,
I" mise yondvr veil and h.h Id his body"
The senator strobe in the direction puin-
ted out, and drawing aside the curtain, be-
held Agrlcoln with Sylvia in his arms. lie
recalled nj first, but in an instant exclalnn-
ing,
Wretch thou Inst deceived mr. ~ un-
:henihed ~ jewel hilted dagger from benrr,h
his, ,robs, ind was .bpuDdiug forward, when
the priest caugh, his arm.
Hold, murderer !" he cried, :" nor dare
to shed frceman's ,lood !" I.
lie is my slave" cried the senator
striving To free himself from The priest, " ho
held him with mn iron grasp, while be rx-
claimed, " IT'S f,lsc--hc is my son." Il ~
casting aside his r"bc, he discovered his
pcrson drcked in foil senatorial costu,nc,
while he added and mn Aiiicus, Ro-
man SENATOR then wrrsIing the dagger from
his hand, he threw LiD from him With 81
gnn,ick strength. crying, Thy treason ha.
reached The ears Of Augustus. Guards,
seize the traitor :"
AS If by magic the chapel filled with le-
gionaries, who tearing his robes from the
cresi-f .llrn Armruius. conducted him In u
nc'ehhoring prisoa; while the new scnnror
resior,cd Ia nli his power aud estates, with
Agricola aud l"vrly bride, were escorted
triumphan,ly To the palace .,f Augustus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25
SIILECTED TALES.
From the New York Mirror.
THE NUFFLED PRIEST.

The isles of the chapel, lately ihrongcd
with many wurshippers were silent. Th.
sounds uf prayer which had echnrd through
bly, which had k ,rIt in solemn, but -rro-
nr"us devotion, had disappeared; and The
stone imagr-tlie sens-less object of their
adora'ion-smlleJ grimly in the gloomy
loneliness, as his chisvlled features display
ed themselves III the temple erected by SUI
perstiiious wealth To his service.
But one individual remained, long robe
Of sombre hue concealing his person, who
leaned, rs IL in deep Thought, agains, the
pedestal on which stood the deity. He was
the priest.
A Iong shadow was cast on the floor,
and Instantly afterward tall giant figure
appeared at the door. A mIniIe of spot
less white oserhung Iis shoulders, scarcely
conceaing his broad aud ample chrs'. The
rrectness of his carriage. the dignIty of his
attitude, The FIRE uf his eye, the Loldness of
his step, and he proud curl upon his lip
proclaimed inm to be man OF r,nk aud
ambition.
A cnn,empiuous snesr played upon hi.
couutt ttnance-a< hr cist bis eyes about the
sanctuary, he glanced b'wird the stern del
,y iisrlf, ss its d-fnrmed features serrned io
assume an expression &c Indignation 1T the
audaciiy of the Intruder. The stranger
,ffen iurned toward the aI;ar un which, la =
golden vase richly studded with jesels.
J burned an offrring of fra 'kinrense, .mittins
pale blue smuke which lns- nnd frs,onn-
ell from pillar to pillar, disseminating It,
perfume through ;hs sdjsctn space. None
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25
RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
-PupusaED Evrsr wspsrspAY MosSIso =

TTNERMS-5,, per annum, IL paid in advance
n II S225 if not paid in advance
No paper will b, dscon nued until arrearages
are paid, excep: at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS no. exceeding square
inser ed three weeks for 81 and IL cents for each
snb,equen; on.-Adverisements not marked
will b. continued until forbidden, and charged ac-
cOriinglv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25

!" register iur qnrslIoH or sOIpiion IN nI'
turn, shall forfeit two shllIings and sixpeuce
A Treasurer shall be chosen once in thre,
months, and whoever shall refuse am office
when chosen. shall forfeit FIVE shllings.-
And every Treasurer that is deficient in hi,
duty in c"lIeciing the fines, shall pay them
himself M excuse shall he taken FIR nb.
srnce hut hy sickness IN person, or family
or the b. ing out of town. The fines shall
be gathered every month, and be- laid oni
~ books or &c. rs The society shall think
best. Whoever shalIabsent hmselfa quar-
ter Of u year successfully, without sufficient
excuse, shall have his name struck out OF
the list.
8. Any Member may bring with him any
friend or stranger who shall desire it, aud
whom he may think will NOT be offensive to
any other member.
y. Any Member NAV propose a candidate,
hut none shah he admitted without the full
and free consent of every member, to he
manifested IN written votes, after "a months
probation. However, the same person that
has been nrgativ'd, may be propounded
again by another member
10. lftli. Society incline to choose any
Gentleman at disai ce to be occasional
Members, their election shall be made in
the same manner; they shall he subject to
the same rules of secrecy, and have the
same liberty to speak and debate any sub
Ject with the other nrmbers, and shall vote
in all occasional matters.
III. The Laws shall be publicly read III
the Society every three months, on the snrne
evening that The Treasurer is chosen. And
every member shall then produce his copy,
upon the forfeiture of two shllings aud SIX
pence.
IL, Every Member shall promote the
good of the Society MS far as lies M his pow
er.
Is. Eacl: of The present Members shall
sign these Articles in the Book, and shall
have n copy of them, signed by The Modpr.
atur fur the time being, IN he, and remain
as n proof aud token Of our f.lIow shin, and
society. Aud every gentleman that may
hereafter hr chosen Member, shall enter
his name in the same manner, aud have q
copy of The Laws signed us above, together
with List of the Society, and copy of
the additional or explanatory Laws that
may hereafter be made.
Newport, February 2J, 1876.
Daniel Updike, John Brett,
Peter Bour', Charles Bardin,
Edward Scott, }. llonynan, Jr.
Nathan T"wnscndsJr. Hez. Carpenter,
Samuel Wickham, james Soaring,
Thomas Ward, Joseph Jacob,
J"sias Lyndon, William Elley,
John Calender, Jr. Jos. Sylvester,
Suction Gran', John CheckIey, Jr.
OCCASIONAL MEMBERS.
John Adams, John WnIlace,
Daniel Hubbard, Stephen Hopkins,
Jeremy Condy, Samuel Johnson, ,
Oct. :. 1737.-Voted, Tha; every menu
Der who shall nrglrct to bring or send the
books Of fines, shall forfeit two shillings and
sixpcuce.
true copy, compared with the Spcieiy's
Books, by EDw'D Scorr, Uodsrdt"r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25

Oct. s. I737.-Voted, Tha; every menu
Der who shall nrglrct to bring or send the
books Of fines, shall forfeit two shillings aud
sixpcnce.
A true copy, compared with the Socieiy's
Books, by EDw'D Scorr, Moderator