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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
NOTICE

IFS hereby given to the stockholders of the A Housatonic Ral Road Company that their annual meeting for the choice of Directors will be holden at the dwelling house of Caleb Baldwin, in Newtown, on Wednesday the AIth day of October next, at 10 o'clock AM.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 EDWIN PORTER, President Dro fem.
 Bridgeport, Sept. %, 1887. I7
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of A Harwinton hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of JOHN BULL, 1l1 a late of Harwinton, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accountsprope attested, ,witll-' in said time, will be debarred recovery.- All persons indebted to said estate. are re- quested to make immediate payment to M
 JOHN BULL, Erecutor. 3 Harwintom, Sept. l6, 1887. ~ &l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
Bethlehem Select School.

TENHE fall term of this Institution will com.- IL mence on Tuesday the Sd of October next, under the continued direction of MT. H. F. WADswORTH, gentleman in whom the trustees conide as we'll qualified for the em- ploynient. 9
 Terms of tuition (per quarter cf l0 ~eeks.) Common English branches. @ % Higher branches in English. 4 co The Languages and higher. depart ( ments of Mathematics, 5 CO
 F. HARRISON, }
 J. HAYES,
 Bethlehem, Sept. 20. 1887. A1G
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
NOTICE.

TIME Court of Probate for the District Of 1 Litchfield hath limited and allowed SIX months from this date for the creditors 70 tho estate of AMOS. JOHNSON. wi,b;n which 10 exhibit their claims t0 the snhscriber for settlement--at the expiration of which time all claims not presented will he forever foreclosed and barred a recovery.
 JAMES M. PrERPoNT. AdSmia'r.
 Lachfeld, Sept. 8. 1887. s 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
L. O a T

DETWEEN Watertown and New-Preston ID (by way of the south part of Litchfield) on the l4th inst. a Red Knit SIR Purse, con- taining about twenty five dollars in SPECIE, mostly half dollar pieces. The finder shall be literally rewarded by returning 1t to me at New-P Preston, nenr Newton's tavern, or giving me information where it may be had.
 AllAEA L. CROSBY.
 NeaO- Preston. Sept. 20, 1887. 1G
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
NEW FALL GOODS.

c. L. WE'RE "AS received from New York during the " week past an extensive assortment of B1OeySGclOElhS, C08SIaases.es, <,
 yee0 S0ttt9eetES, very low-with almost every article of DRx ing season. Also. a new supply of Fresh 1,eas and Othcr Groceries, all of which will be sold on the very lowest terms. sis l6 LitchfeM, Sept. 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

K sVOXXCEs s A IL persons who have money belonging "A to the T0,on Deposite FNnd are notified October at the office of the Treasurer.
 a ISAAC LAWRENCE.
 Litchfeld, Sspt 21, 1887. 1G
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

The New-Orleans Picayune states from the best au- thory that from 75 to 100 deaths take place daily in that city, most of which are by fever.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

He who indulges himself in calumniating the ab- sent plainly shows his company what they may ex- pect from him after he leaves them. a ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
! 2 2 1.-THE EN0UHaER. s lILITCHFIELD, sEPT'R 2s, lss5.

Msisr DOSniag's Leitcrs.AThe letter which we give this week from the pen of the renowned Major ia one Ot the very best which he has ever ie; and highly amusing. If any thing was ever fur nished for the pencil of the painter to depict the lud- oFcus in glowing cOOrs it is to be found in this letter
 and we have no doubt some of the New.YOrkers win take advantage oft. 1!l 5... s., ,17aaN5- 'a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Large Birds-A blue heron was shot by gentle man in tie west part of this town last week, which measured from the tip of wing to the tip of the other feet inches--and from the bill to the toe feet ? inches Such birds are rare ein this region.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
BaIance to be uroyided (or. 3

T
 Balance to be provided for, 2 4s f.5 e9,lOO,OOO
 Thsis simple table that can be easily understood, and a most flemish account it is. What excuse can the Government give for this extraordinary state of things7 From state of the highest prosperity, oRly three ars since, when the United States Bank was yond measure The leaders are afraid to call for loan, and therefore recommend that fen millions of Treasery notes should be issued to free them frome barrassments-N Y. EEPress.
 AURA SAcRA FAMEs.-The Washington Cones- pondsnt of the United States Gazette concludes let ter as follows =" Gold and silver aro flowing here in streams The members of Congress- left to their own choice, receive their mileage and per diem in spece-a specie wrung from the yeonanry at the post offices, and from the merchants at the custom houses The uoor pensioner is put off with worthless and uncur- rent piece ofpaper while the member of Congress re- ceiyes his gold and silver, throws t about and cries the measures of the administration have restored the golden age He then goes to the broker, and sells his specie for rags at profit of ten per centum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Fdcs to De Remembered While the Secretary oI the Treasury has been engaged in paying of the members of Congress- in gold and silver, he pays off the old RsgOlstioAasy soIdiTs in Bank rags!
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
{ Majority for Ken.

rt l-Et NEW-ORLEARs, Sept. I5
 The yellow ieveris increasing daily 70 or eOdeaths arc reuofted per day in the papers but the opinion eeneralv is that there are 100 Ter day. About l50 s1angers arrived from this morning The extreme sicy ssate of our city causes every thIng to be com pIeaeiy at stand, and we cannot find that there sthe least ebateTnenI in the prevalent malady.
 About 1000 barrels of Flour have aTEed this week. The sales aSe dnll as ssvan dollars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The result of this election is 50 glorious and so unexpected-shewing the pros tration of Van Burensm in it's hitherto strong hold thnt cannot resist the opportunities of some of our friends to publish various articles upon the subject- Will not CONNECTICUT, the next opportunity that of. fers. follow the bright examples of Rhode Island and Maine and place herself along side of the really free States Will she not come up the mark, and over
 throw Van Burcnism and all its kindred isn's which for three four years past have dsgraced our State
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Balance only e2,OOOOOO
 Ofths one million is due from apecis paying banks and one million from NON" specie paying banks January, " ,Tg-fT IIrEYfW x The expenditures are estimated at, SIS, o.0OC
 The receipts estimated at 6,OOO,OOC
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Taking a cooiEg-A correspondent of inc Skaneat eles lN Y) Columbian, giving an account of the sue cessfu abstrncton of cent from h0ys throat, wind of with the following good one; Painful and affilc ting were the sufEerngs of the boy, we were anus asked repeatedly, during the operation, Haint he go that cent out yeti mant have that cent ?' But h' was dseppcinied for as soon as the boy et the cop per in his mouth. he grasped it, excaming, That my cent, by lngow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

General Jackson Isfi me eng Of Wash.
ington On the 7lh inst for he Hermitage.
Has bealGh Was Eisibly improving. and
hapes we're entertained lhsi he would Be
perfectly restored: bai he vas shll 50
feeble shsi President Van Buren, directed
lhe Surgeon General OF the army 10 &C.
company him 10 Wheeling. Va. there 70
he relieved. in ease The health of he Ex
President shall be such ss N allow Il. b.
zone officer Of The Medical DeparImenl.
Who will attend him from thai pIace ~
hls residence. The President concludes
the order in the following words:
!" 10 giving This order. he President
feels assured that his mark Of attention
% The venerable soldier. patriot and
statesman. no@ iellring. 10 in6fm health.
from Ihr Fares Of Office 10 the rep0se Of
private fife. will BE- as grateful 20 The
feelings IL The 4mencan People. as il
appears 10 The Pfesideul 70 be suitable 10
ITSELF"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
QAaaaAUa

In this Town, On Thursday evening
The l7lh inst by The Rev. Robert Bur-
well. Mr.. LEW w. YoUNs. a'erehsni Of
Demopolrs. Alab. and formerly 81 This
place. 70 Miss SARAH classy. Jsugh,es
OF Thomas Clancy. esq.
Ia Caswell county. ON Wednesday the
slh instant. BY the Rev. N. ii Harding,
GILES MEBASE, esq. u This county, 10
Miss MARY e. YAScEY. daughter Of ,ae
late Bartlett Yance,, esq. deceased.
10 Ih's county. on Thursday evening
the 9th instant. by VIM. T. Jones. esq.
Mr. WILLIAM r. &. SMITH 10 Miss Tax
PERAscE HART.
on Thursday evening lhe 9th instant,
Mr.. NICHOLAS HoLaEs 10 Miss NANCY
ANN MooRE. dsugh,er Of Mr.. James
Moore, all Of this county.
On Tuesday evening the I4ih instant.
BY John j. Ffeeiand. esq. Mr.. MoRLASp
JACKSON To MISS MARY JANE b RAY,
daughter Of WIN. ID. Ray. esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

appointments By the President. By and
Nth The advice and consent Of the Sc.
ndie.
Joel r. Puinseil. ul South Carolina, 10
bs Secretary Of War
George II. Dallas. OF Pennsylvania. In
he Envoy Extraordinary and Munster
PIrnipo,eniiary 10 the Court IL his ma
Iesty the Emperor Of all The RussIss.
Henry Wheaton 10 be- Envoy Exranr-
binary and Minister PIenipotenliary al The
Court Of his majesty the King Of Prus.
STA.
William II. Haywood, of North Caro-.
Ina, To he Charge d'Atiaires 10 the King
Of Belgium ~
AIcee L. Branche. Of Louisiana. to be
Charge TAtTaires 10 the Republic of
Texas.
William W. Chew. Of Pennsylvania.
to be Secretary Of the Legation Of the
United States tn the Court OF his majesty
the Emperor Of all the Russlas.
Hemsn Lowry 10 be Marshall for the
District Of Vermont. ~...
Abraham Van Buren, to be Secretary
under the 9Th section Of the act TO reor-
ganize the General Land Office. approved
The 4,h day Of July, 1885. ..--.
John Bell to be Surveyor Of Public
Lands acquired by the treaty with the
Chickasaw Indians.
Officers Of the Branch Mint at Neo
H.. Orleans.
David Bradford 10 be Superintendent.
William p. Hort 10 be Assaser.
James B. Rogers 10 be Meter and
Re6ner.
Rufus Tyler TO be Conner.
Ofthe Branch MINI al Charlotte, IN the
state Of North Carolina.
j. III. Gibbon.to be Assayer.
John R. Bolton to be Conner.
Offhs Branch Mint at Dahlonega. in
the st1te Of Georgia.
Joseph w. Farnum to be Assayer.
David ii. Mason TO be Conner. @ g. S
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

ga; and i endorses die eredif Or ihai in.
siIiuiion. hy trusting II ~ The amauna u
tigh uliilions of doilGrs.
Be Is enseird. &c. TkA he Secfstas
~ Of he Treasury be direclea so acerps
The serals Of srtllemenf proposed by the
President and Directors Of The Bznk Of
ihe United STATES under he Pennsylvania
charter 10 fheir memorial 10 Congress.
presented II the present session. COZ The
payment 10 the United States ofshee s3i
ial slork Owned By them 10 de lste Bank
Of The United States. and the 6ual sdiusI
menf and settlement Of Ihe claims cons
nected with or a.ising QUA Of The same, !
and 70 take such obligations FOR ihe pay
meni Of The sereral inslslmenls 10 said
proposed lerms Uf settlement mrnnoued
As he NAV think proper. Provided. that
po,hing herein contained shall prejudice
OF affect 10 any way The question between
NE General Government OF The u States
and she Bank Of the United States re-
speeding the claim for damages on account
Of the protest Of Ihe Bill Of Exchange
drawn on the French Government"
The President 81 ihe Unlird States in
his message 10 Congress in December
last. and the Secretary Of the Treasury
in hls report. charge The Bank a. The
United States with wrongfnlIy withhold.
ing payment 20 the government for rs
proportion Of stock. 10 consequences Of
this The Bank submitted memorial 10
Congress. in which the falsliy Of the
charge was conelnsiyely shown by the
fscts'of the case. Il was IN Consequence
Of The representations sci forth 10 lhls
memorial. thar The &C. above quoted Was
passed. The memorial concludes with
The following:
The Beard Of Directors will now
make one finsl offer 10 settle. and they
make Il directly 10 your honorable bodies.
so as 10 avert the hazard Of any further
mediation. They learn from me printed
'TePor Of The Secretary. thai The eomms
sioners would have recommended The
following terms 81 settlement :
To value each share Of the stock 81
BIS So, and receive payment for il BY
equsl ins,almenls. payable IN September
1897. 1888. 1899 and 1910. with SIX
per cent. interest until paid.
The Board Of Directors agree, al once.
20 those terms. and are ready 70 carry
them into execution.
They do not stop 10 inquire whether
This be not too much They prefer that
], should be too much. They will nev.
er differ with Congress about mere sums
OF money. and are especially anxious TO
terminate their connection with the Go
vernmens 10 manner satisfactory to all
parties"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

me ths IgdieiL sysism q ihe uniisd
States; hillIa sulhouxe shs President
q she Unllrd States o farn,sn errss,a
ofdnsnes - the several States. he bill q
reb1ild The General Post Osiies Bulldlng.
and Ger osher purposes; Ihe ball % provide
Tor The Transportation Of The mails upos
rail made. dc
A one sfeei a ne Loose aaode ol 90
ing business 10 Congress. we csnnol bus
regret that among he Insi bills i sInoss
every bill srni By he Senale. far ollirels
EiIhin shs Iernloriss % Florida and WIS
eonsIn; ahirh unkindness b shese y0ua.
ser rhIldren 81 our Union we lhe more
regret On account Of the worthy delegates
from these Territories. wh0ss esllmshle
ehsracsers. and indefaligahle exeru0ns IN
getting Them through the Senate. desery
ed better treatment lrnm lhe House N
which they sii. Nor less. certainly. do
NC regre' Ihal The liberal and enlightened
intentions NJ The Senate 10 erect Hos
piisl 10 this city. and io establish cn
m!nal C"uri IA this District. shared The
same fate - The 'fsruloTIal bills.
Oi iiis private bills. NOT acted on. The
nnmbrr is large. We believe. beyond al
former example The number reported
IN lhe House II Representatives and ne
YER acted upon IN any manner, smOunI'
ed 10 several hundred.
Such are the results Of The session. AZ
We hastily gather them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
Departure Of Er Prssideuf yaeksOn.
from Washington.

General JACKSON Says The Globe Of
Wednesday left this city yesterday for
The Hermitage. His health has yisibly.
nended since released from the cares Of
hrs late station; and We have now great
hope that bis recovery win be perfect.
and that he win enjoy many years Of
health and happiness IN Ihe midst al The
agricultural occupations Of which he Is
50 fond The mild and genial elimsie Of
Tennessee, on every visit, has acted as >
restorative 70 bis consiiiulion, worn down
al Washington by The fsligues Of his se-
den,ary and excessively laborious occn-
patton.
The General exhibited an alscrily and
gaiely % spirit. on taking his departure.
which he has not esinced before. since
his sickness. Relieved from the cares
of state. with all his preparations made
Tor his return homewsrd. he could mol bul
feel buoysnt ADD happy in finding him-
self Stout enough 70 undertake his Jour.
ney. with The prospect Of enjoying some
wears with his beloved linle family
around him al The Hermitage. During
some parI d the winter. he did not ex.
pect ever 10 revisit Tennessee but as
corpse He now islt that Providence
had willed u otherwise. and so cheerisl
was his spirit. lha, il could not cslcn The
melancholy conlagion Of his friends
around, who we're oppressed with The
thought Of parting with him. He told
one merry story alter another. rallied his
friends, snd. on proposing match TO
bachelor ii his Cabinet. whose eyes
we're filled with tears, told him tina, il
was his habit 10 take care Of his friends.
VIVA. he said as joke, one at leas. Of
those presen, will ever remember with
flat gratitude as a truth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
WALDIE'S OMNIBUS.
Another Work by WraxaIl.

ANECDOTES or FOREIGN COURTS.
I'm Fnda., aatcn i5ta vii be PUBLISHED
IN asldie's Literary Omnlbus, third
work by SIR ~ W. y rsxall, entitled, Me-
molrs and Private Anecdotes Of the Courts Of
Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw, and Vienna This
work has never been reprinted 10 America.
From the London sHonthly aspier.
The style is clear and polished, without
other ornament than waai naturally .crcurs.-
We shall only add thai they abound through.
out with enliveniug anecdote, and that the
'eader's time and attention will BE- amply re-
paid, whether his search be tor information OF
amusement"
The whole ofthe early numbers 1T adde's
Literary Omnibus being exhausted, an Extra
edition will be commenced on the 1851 INST,
rom winch date new subscribers vino give
early notice will he supplied. .@l
Price tor single copy for twelve months
three dollars, two copies Tor Eve dollars, five
copies Tor ten dollars. I, is the cheapest PEE
riodical aow printed iu America, aud t'e post.
age Is that OF q newspaper.
A. WALDIE,
as Carpenter street, rear o. tas .ircade,
Philadelphia.
March l6. 6l--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

The rogues and pickpocke,s we're ac-
lively engaged during The whole time of
the Inauguration, and the dense ,hrong
collected to witness The ceremony afforded
them good opportunity. We saw one
gentleman from the country who had his
pocketbook cut out Of his pocket, con-
tanning large amount Of cash. and we
have heard Of sundry other such eases.
Metropolitan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

shocking .aeciden,.-On Saturday last.
whilst the friends Of the Administration
in this place we're firing salute in honor
Of the Inauguration Of Mr. Van Buren,,
a premature discharge Of the cannon took
place, by which Mr. Williamson, brick>
mason. had both his hands blown of. aud
other persons we're slightly injured. II
was found necessary to amputate both
the arms Of Mr.. williamson. near The
elbow, which operations were successful.
ly performed, and we understand he 10
likely To recover. Fayetteville O6s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Teras.--This beautiful country now
ranks as one Of the nations Of The earth:
Congress having in effect, although not
literally. recognised her independence:
the Senate, by formal vote on the ques.
ton. and The House Of Representatives,
by voting an appropriation Tor the outfit
aud salary ola Representative Of this Ge.
vernment to the new Republic. On FRI
day nigh, last. (the Sd inst. Mr. La
branche, Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
senlalises Of LOUISIANA. was nominated 20
the Senate as Charge d'Affsires to Texas,
which nomination was confirmed on
Tuesday the 9TH inst. Pet. Con.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Fire in Kew Nork.-An extensive FIRE
occurred in New York. ON the night at
the I'd inst II was discovered about 8
o'clock, and originated in the cellar Of the
large six story brick store, No, 1T, Wa
ter street, occupied BY Pollen & Colgate,
as dye. paint, oil and glass establish
ment, and one OF she most extensive in
the city. The whole house was Destroy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Bank Of Cape Fear. We learn that
the stoockholders of this institution have
accepted the amendment to their Charter,
made BY the last Legislature. which in.
creases its Capital 100000. Books of
subscription for the four thousand shares
allowed to individuals. are to be opened
on the 9Th Of April next. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

The following act Tor the settlement Of
the claims Of the United States against
the Bank Of the United States, was pass
ed without objection by both houses Of
Congress, near the close Of its session.
aud has been approved by the President
of the United States. The passage Of
this act is of the more importance be,
cause it puts down some Of the unfound-
ed charges which haye.been made against
the Bank. Il directs settlement on the
terms proposed by the Bank; il recog>
nizes The charter granted BY Pennsylva>
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

A destructive Gre took place d NafoIk.
early on Friday morning lssl II broks
.pi N shrek building adjaihing ihe large
-four story house r. Reilly. go. a he
>. Z, eoraer of Marker square. orrlpied
by 3. II SPeiiiDaa and others. whIef
~asaiesiroyed. Several familles eseaped
with hardy The clothes they hastily pat
on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
NOTICE.

TIVE subscriber having qualified az Execu.
Il tor Of the last will and testament Of 10.
SEPH FREELsSD, deceased, hereby gives
notice 20 oil persons indebted 10 said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
wituin the time prescribed BY law, or this nos
tice will be plead in bar of recovery.
]. ]. FREELAND, Err.
March is. 6l-3e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Bank Of Cape Fear.-Col. John d.
Jones of Wilmington. has been elected
President Of the Bank of Cape Fear, in
place Of Gen. James Owen, who has
accepted the appointment OF President of
the Wilmington Rail Road Company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

We are authorized to state that Bale
Pey,ou. one Of the Representatives in
Congress from the state of Tennessee,
declines To be considered a candidate for
the next Congress. Nat. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

q. Rad noihiaE sased, iram he r0a.h0s
tlble nature n q. raas-nts. Sesessl osk.
e. bailslirgs werr slso dssus. Z. The
EHPEsssssss--s Fsam sliil.T ~ ra.slI0a
1e have chained al.e ancsns 4 ne pro.
Pefts Destroyed wiil DOS Cal lhDe1 shon
81 $500 900. I"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
EQUITY SALE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange COUNTY,,

In Equily-Msrch Term. 1897.
TN pursuance Of decree IN Equity, made ~
- March term 1887, shall sell on the pre-.
misses Of the late Jane Taylor, deces sed, on,
Flat River in said county, on Tuesday the 18th
Of April next, on credits VI twelve eighteen,
and tweaty.four months, in equal Instainents,
the TRACT OF LAND IF 900 ACRES, upon
which said Jane late resided
- OXFORD M0lZE,
ave
Commissioner.
March 10. 6l-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

~ Pstep Brg. aiarch9 3.
. CoftoH-l3 I6 cents
1obacco--Lngs. 2 50 ! 3 so
Common 10 good. 3 rs 9 90 e
Good " best, 8 90 & 90
Whedf-Red. D 75a2 90. g.
White. ! 90a2 Is.
ftotsr-Family, SIC 90
Saperbne. III 90
g. Fayetteville, Marchk
, Coffon-l2l ais.
Uheaf-l so. -
Hour-e so = Q so.
Conn., 65 . 30,
Far Seed--l IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
Weekly Almanac.

Orange Presbytery wilt mess
in HillsborOugh, on Wednesday the i9sh
Of April. B.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
For Sale.
March &c

f,lNTsEED OIL. Also, small lot of Fl
- NILy FLOUR
CASH or GOODS will be gwen { /, IL
SEED. n raNn o. n
March 2.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Spurious American dollars are circu'
lsting in large quantities in Lower Cana
da. ##