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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
THE LAUGHING MISTAKE.

A gentleman going 10 see a professional
wit aud pnnsler, took his valet Nrth h 80.
He instructed has servant, oa the asy,
Ihs,he must laugh AZ evsrV hing iha, thu
vii said, whether he wlders iaod II 0r not.
As The worthy was aiWavs highly incens-
ed when the .compsol rre,eR. dNl nnI
shake iaeir s,des 1nJ toaT Justify At his
jokes. Asln dnly bcu4jlhe vale promrs-
ed 70 nbes. They r, ,ch,d tue nouse aud
foppd the wiYlshouring under a ,rsere
attack Of the sont. "Oh. my Cod what
eycriclalihg agony do uiFerr' cried he
With q distorted eOur lance, as they
errted lhe room. Httyapon The obedl-
EFT saiel elapped both b,.ds on bis stdes.
and roarsd oul wuh laut er. The mr.
islea insalldfsprang iron. his chan and
kmked the mau Of mlIGh from The tap oil
the stairs to The bottom III, reol.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Public Meeting.

N MEETING will be- held at Andrew AL,
~ briaht's, esq. on the Is, and at@lamcs
M'Cray a. The Gan uf January next, 80 mo
morislIze the next General assembly on the
subject of dividing Orange county, when and
w'nec an a,teddance of the cl,Rens generally
is fequcs,sd.
December IL. J.. CO.
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Trust Sale.

IslY virtue Il a deed IN trIs' 'A0utf0 10 III
- by Margaret Mu'dcrk toy certain PURGE
eS therein named, ! s. all sell at lutc sa e, I"
the 29th instant, OF tie residence al san Va
garet Murd"k,
SIX LIKELY NEGROES,
two Men, two young Guls, ard Nv" We
men, on q credit Of SIN anG Twelve mCh'aS
The purchaser giving bend and approved sf''
ri,y.
SAMUEL KERR, Trustee:
December l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22

Happiness. Az eminent modern wri-
ter beautifully says: "The foundation Of
domestic Happiness il faith IN the virtue
ofwomsn; The foundation If political hap
piness is confidence in the integrity IL
mani the foundation Of all hspplness,
Temporal and eternal, is reliance On the
goodness OF Gods
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
SONG.


Giss ne - sgs Swimming ere.
70 mssfang ardest Rlsnces-
A saanY ere % gaze upon
WIS pleasure IN i dances.
Giw ne a eye % mingle beans
when mirth ssd isy have bond ne;
Give ne n eye 70 miagIs tears
whsa soroH's clouds are rOuad ne.
Give ne chesk. son. son cheek.
warm roses biushing o'eris
50 bright. sepaEe, " angel like
'Twsse sinless % adore 4.
Give me eheek 10 press 70 mise
With thai calm hoy feeling.
Thai lulls The soul ss mssic does.
When s'sr the senses stealing.
Give ne hp. bslmy Up.
Sweet smiles arOuad !, wreathing-
A as~y lip, carnaiicn Ess,
ofloss and faadBess hrsashiss.
Give ne b. q kiss Whea al.
Or few Or none earess me-
A full red lip 60 dream upon,
Assfaph iiP 70 bless me. ~
6ise me . hand, snow willie hand,
TaiTembie when press it.
A fairy hand % hold 10 mine.
4 little haad g. bless IL. ##
Give me hsnd 10 kiss and breathe
Der il ny souls deyotIoa-
A hand 10 bold sud press nlne too,
,was deep uafsignsd emotion.
Give ne heart. Penlle heart, IS.
With warm affections bssting--
A heart 70 aalser, with delight
When lip with lip % meeting.
Give me heart 10 call my own,
To cheer my path when dfeay-- es
a pure. guiitless, constant heart,
To lcaa upon when weary. m +
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Notice.

vnhE subscnh -, ':,yIn qua,llieri at Novem.
- Der term of urahpe County Court, as Al
nnais,Iators IN the estate 81 Andrew Burns,
deceased, aetehy give notice To all persons IN.
icbtud 20 sad estate 10 come forward and
maize immediate payment; and those havnp
claims against tn estate will present them,
properly autet nirc tied, witlhn tie time pre-
sCuhed nv law or this notice will be plead M
bar of re very
WILLIAM BURNS,l H.,
SAMUEL BURNS. '1""' '''
Docemses7. 99-
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Printers Notice.

ATas"ason when the Q antru> ~ chi Ar
49, cultural friends are Overlooking viii he
products Of u uniiful harvest, II may no; Y
imp oper TO rail- their attention TO The 'nPV
crib "f the Printer. Many Of his subs'rea'
have suffered their subscriptions to re' am ID
paid fer two or three years, and some "t ihtn
for loncer period; delay which has SUBJECT
I'd him to much ineonVenirRce. Al accounts
due this ofiie' for subscriptions and sd'eri'se,
mPnts. will siortly he made out aud tor"Hcsa
TO those indebted, and he hopes HAT no Other
consideration than the jUstntss Of bis 'tTaGa'
will BE- necessary TO induce a speedy :elpe'
ment of them. THE PRINTER
September Is, Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22

a Hagener's Reiort.-A rich mer-
cl,Ji, namsd Hugg, lately requested
wasoheE. 10 bring hu a load OF corn.
"hich. aes being hg ugh, uGnn The precise
day agrved upoT,, - refused.
"WHi," reriiel 'br WAGNER. YOU
are ihchrss hog ever knew to refuse
corn
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Marlborough .feademy.

apHR Spring session vii commence on the
- 18th Of January
English Department conducted by Mr.. ".
G. Sutton, uades the genera! supervision oi the
Pnaeipsl.
Rrsneh taught to such A. desire Il, by na
tive Of fIanes. al % . mpRih.
W. ]. BINGHAM, PrinripaI.
December I. s9--3s
~ rhe Rsls,Rh Papers, New Aeu speota
iof, Fayetteville Observer. Mllmlag iop AsssT.
user and Salisbury wstchmau, Wi 'assntht
above three times, arh iatwafd their accounts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Negro Hiring.

vgSilF .iac. ees beiosaDs . ,ifs. Anna DAVE
y ala Ch,litca. will he h.ea nj on Tkars-
las Il. 2s,I Il December c.r ,oe year, on The
customary Itrms.' IL
WIN. CAIN, Ex'R.
"1 Of VIM. Cain, deed.
November 80. g5--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Notice.

~ Ia hoped al all '.."-r s'''isb;rd 20 the ii'm
n II HB.sgLAGT ~ 4. Li.FCH up 80 I. =
let rf uci..a. Ios7, N'i call sad settle iAtW
accounts ans. tlte s"h scriheT lsau'cd1str.., ~
such = setilsmrst . a''-"'ult'y ass coy 4"
the aaptsim'nI ofltriF -iTms. ihcpe ,hss no-
lIet Wt,i nut &c disrs. ga I'D.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Otiubsr &c 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Ball l..

SAHE Psoprirsnr &c he Rnrkinshasa spssass
~ fLsnax csssial usll famish fioLfDaf
PARTY 40 SAIL. - THURSDAY sFenins ne
2sth a DrcsmbeF Instant
JOHN J. WRIGHT.
Derembes r. CO..
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Female school M Fairfield.

MISS cINuhAPAIsLH \. a. "t =. 81
'~~ gUsliiieati"us, ~. tx 'Ft'fe 81 q
Srh"n' t.eiasI'eI, a. = r,s'cs 70 &c E'p' ~
EaIrfieIf, siT lies north wosi u t.'ish 't"Ggn,
rhr session. will eommepCI sac HISS II Decor
haF.
Board car be had ia ibo y'e'nlt, ,r se'y r.a.
sonabie terms.
Noyenshsr 2. - 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
- ''ss 81" hand good assortu,"a' e
Watches, Jewellery,

which pc wishes TO d'spuse OF on reasonable
teTus
- dcrs from dlsia' ce for Wat. lbs, o. ior
&" OK tuiiou &c work will be fsi'hiu''v az
tended to.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Decembcr7 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Ts Bridge Builders.

I'm uaeerslpnrt. itetr,ssiasr.s - ct to
v tie lowest bod q, III, starr Iiou'e 81
Brack 20 i. u ~ tlts D"unty % n educ" day
tie 25th ,ustant The D.,'ltlng Of a New Bridge
oves HswesiveT l. hnIhu's Nus.
A planfHnd specific alton viii he shown By
the Cofa'nissuhicrs n The diy 4 Icumg out
thr Rrtdpe.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
a TALE or woMAN:s LOVE.

woMAN's LOVE.
1t was fine sunny day in autumn, when a
pale and melancholy man wandered among the
gladee and valleys Of Lymouth, q spot Of which
It has been truly said that nowhere else is to be
found - much picturesque beauty Of water, fol-
age, stones and banks within so small space
From the point where the water separates, the
stream glidcs smoothly and clearly over n very
gently declining bed to the termination Of an in
sulaf mass, where it suddenly desccnds leaving
a darker edge that curves inwards, reaching the
foot Of bank; the whole length Of this curve
the water falls over in all the richness Of bright
iewclsy, partakiug Of the colors Of the stone and
vasiatcd uloss beneath it. 1t is like the flowing
of liquid topaz and emerald, here blended, and
here separated slightly by bands Of gold, trans
the edge Of the descent is broken by the hollow
ness, or rather the inward retiring Of the rock,
and forms under the surface . fringe rs Of the
silver running entirely across; this ever moving
fringe ~ Of frosted silver, is here and there con-
nected by the light threadliness that rise within
the dark water above the edge.
In this scene Of beauty and Of poetry the sad
Sir Alfred wandered, rs in Enc school, ~wherc-
in the mind may learn mobility, east Oh with
shame every littleness Of pursuit or fancy, and
from humility learn to b great. Natures poet
may here worship and have his reward; and
praise, too, natures God that he has made bel
20 beautiful, and given NJ the capacity 10 per.
ccive and enjoy it." Sir Alfred had retirot
from the world stated and tried q its false de
lights. He was not above 1--WE and twenty, bu
he had much experience. He Rad been left ~
orphan in his childhood, and came into The pos
session Of an extenaivo property when he attain
cd the age Of tweaty-ooc. The sharks witl
which the metropolis abounds marked him 70
their prey, and he being unacquainted with tn
tricks Of the knaves Of high life, became an cas-.
victim. Hs discovered his error, however, il
time 70 save himself from absolute ruin, but no
uatil he had host enough to cmbitter him agains
society.
Cir Alfred was not naturally misanthropic. -
> had his misfortunes destroyed all the fine socis
traits cf his character, nor dcadened his generou
feelings. though they might have obscured then
In the retirement and soicitude Of the far West b
was but little observed, and it was kind Of me
, ancholly pleasure TO him to wander through glad
E and valley. on hilltop and by the rivers banl
and enjoy in imaginary pleasures which he did n,
, expect in reality
9 Where 10 the cultivated mind. associated if
b 9TH generous feelings. that can be said to
: unhappy There is, perhaps, greater happ
ness than the imaginatioa affords. But tru,
; 10 rejection. Sir Alfred was not doomed to wa
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
Slk1L1kOT1kID IpORTDVo

From the N. Y. Evening Posi-.
j. not offer that lines Of much merit following,
has been sent for publications. make their first APP
Ince in . newspaper.
- suggested By . ss0Sy entities The s<C0aviet
asA his wife,
On woman what wers life but one
DARK hour Of whitening toll and caro-,
Did not thy smile the faded sm
VI hope relume, and CLEAN upon
The else unblessed air.
Some heavenly wanderer might
Al times across our Joyless sphere;
Bot, oh the heart whose srembiings prove
How ample is its weight of love,
Would not be here.
The worlds dread mockery, the scorn
Of men upon thy idol poured
Thou heed'st not; but wilt gladly turn
Thy tender breast 20 blunt the thorn
That scourges thy adofed.
Madness, and misery, and despair
Thas tortures while il chains tho will,
Lose half their anguish when thy prayer
Of faith, thy trusting eyes, thy care,
Defy all i'll.
Dear woman. God has given to thee
A form OF angel mould and bloom;
soul like above tho sea
That share their light AMI purity
With nights appalling gloom.
Well hast thou kept the impress, thou!
That hands immortal made thine own:
Ssill, seated on thy gentle brow,
The peace that holy thoughts bessow,
Shines like q crown. (ERos.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
vos THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
sperlAL ELECTION.

+ ro9nAY NEXT there will be held. in the several
-, dis County, Special Election for CLERK or
Cmcusr CoyaT. The candidates are JOHN
- SAMUEL HANNAH; the former was
xs,ss.orisy of TEN votes in August last, and the
- de majority of his opponent was too "snA,
E. Z. = sssssst said ele-sion,-a compromise was
the parties, and the choice between
Css,,s lsis tho decision Of 'he ballot box "Ih''
f~A.s .,rps os'" as Major Jack Downing says; AND,
ss.vsy, % the people Of Wayne county, Is, go
MILLS and choose ye 20 between them, that
E---Asr no contention about the s"'aitness Of the
TEN.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

- Er.rs y Wsyss!-we last year
: 4. creates. Ps~Psi"s that had been
- sason,, but the Dayton Journal
..e.t 20 that Office few days ago,
s,aed I'll pounds, and measured : feet
. circumference. II was raised from
- from France.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

moment. A syllable may stab = baesssd hope;
a syllable may revive the dying. A frowa may
crush = gentle heart, the smile Of forgiveness
may relieve from torture "E1e that 10 faithful in
that which is least, faithful also in much; and
he that is unjust in the least Is unjust also in
much"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30
- - Css~nkia -.
TINE - lsfAxn,

was once In such = sesaPs nys,af~ a-
uncle Toby.
u vas in the month q DscssAAss, No. &,sf
took my passage in the stage that thsa ~ -:
~ Tueeday and Friday; bSlkeca on Ca1oe =
PhilaaclpAia- The horn he'd anaouooeA - ~,
q departure, did myself and fclf oaism 80 -
seatS in the fast line coach, - - ~ - -
cd, and drove Of 1T the Fast rate of tvu - -
hour.
Nmy fellow travellers; Tho twU o. IL iiv.i
sat judged to beloag 70 The society q fiasoS
The middle SEAT was ooeapied BY cd Il ~ -
erald Isle, and an Old tar who sat muDpd % p
his pea coat; quietly chewing hs qsid d soaseeo.
bad Just entered my twsnsy thisa year 81 vas
.osus TO enter into P.ss.s:ssip Wild yer 6tnse,
self above commod pecple.
Amer easeing hssay elaace q ny csnl,.:
ionS rolled myself in ny esaak, asa 10 -
wasa aaaa q b,,si.ess, slspa, q pssssedsa 4
sleep Mose Pf0to0ndly.
We bod Psooeeded il thin vay ahsss cir M,
when The lrishmaa b9kan - osplasa q ~ ~
ing d he stage, and iojesa aos wishest go
ioe The roads 49, tine peak It. wsss sksek
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

'issa coaaodaain e. . saaf bus
sfer yes Asllasl, sAsAIAooN haiedpye
<:re wait1 u % fAil.do1lt e -! Oh!
give 20 s.e old lsc!aa4 -; tAses1
where yed Be - - klstt H.
"Avanse ~, san1 do y
spinning ~ kno~ ID
you caa1e 6et that's 10 Wy viii
yoa Iaboef r. your own coaatsy,
end you cone Iwn thiss WY ~
dsvel don't yo ~ quarrel 49, ~
doubt have he state sAsp
ping At ID ~ ED 8 u
~ &c wtD9E yeude vo1aA q e -
III, bei1e aelllaasy, MI ~ - Aull
I'D - taks. - He yesae NY ~ . =
a pfsliminaries boar 1000 aoAlhs -
.. ihe pas1sagsrs, esstiae -.
The young lady vas 81 e31y - -
The wieser lthouGbt, - shs - anhse g.
. bets and bags slowed under - - ~ af11i
seats.
"Was che co,as"I iaq.ircdj
sNo sir"
Did she Fesids u Carbyr'
a. -. =
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

s1ow do YOU sell these fowlr
TEN bese noine-penee; those tree pence.
q am afraid they arc not fat
sFat!-you like :-Def teyfel-Dey bese fas
As good teal-6t, = legs and stomach, and pottio
There's my Catrine, and mine poy Shpoooey, vol
has fed tenn hens efeEy tay tree times IL H year
Nine Got! tey pese al iAtr
| OHIO Pelficsl R4gis~.
! Moax Apocr KIsuxe-The World a thu
week says, hat when Bergen gid gsts kia:
Cd, she very calmly rsmarks, Haas, II "a
eood;s and that when . Block Jsland g.n 70
ceives buse, she exclaims With ecas'oes:bse -.
imasioa, ~wen, John, you've wiped my esnPs q
beautiful?'
ALoax Noee.-NapoIeen used to say, "stfahg'
m Il NAV apuear. vhes ] want any good heaA
vork done. I CHOOSE . nan, provided his educe
ton has been suitable, With long nose. Hi
hrr.th;ne i bold and free, and b bs1in, - vel
=. lis lsnes and hsast, cal and clear. lazy %
l.ervasim of mea have alasost i8S00ahty teaa
that long noss and . loog has1 0v0sh
i The LeuisviIls Journal accounn n t. -
: ce~of KasliG Boon, IN Indiana ho0 ~ 81 II
.he election tc>k p;-ee IN the "de1 Nrvs" u
, very evident that the Sdog star ragged
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

81. Lssn, Ssfl 5.
We have been told dat ssak6 punv = We'd
I nesday evening, 1t the TsmPsesoeo 0eeainRI
. when speaking Upon he svils q % nnaay M
:. shops and tipiiag houses, 49, kesqssd Z 81
: city, remarked, aihai hs haA 800 81 enmineA
r all the papers pabiisaed Ia this city e. -
3 time past, and be haA sewer eesa IN sst1ses hay
one q then, except n 90, y ssP1.st g vstse,
: possibly uttered what he helisvs1 - - d.
= research 20 limissd, and dat ~ usooy = -
= better 1.-The win look u ousp ast ofthe La iaae
= without referring TO any othss nsabee, - vii
4 End the following article copied fuo New Jss-
, sey paper, with our commeot = itaaies, 60 H.
broad enough, ons woold shiah, 70 0ako ~ Csws
ss;see at the state a thiags u D. lei vaaa
they look at their ssss AAs1I oo4 ooy
such uniuse rsuask vas oa4e, - 49, - -.
thor will b more eautsoO - EDosee, ~ - 0noas
ten hio lstsle ossssse again - osoes1anAely.
NV Js.sry NUnAAc0-Hi66n6os>-
j: peoole a Paiaersoa, N. J. wscs eoaai1q1hoy =
~ mused b. CONS laae teooooeaioas = osoeG rs
sr.ad iasy addicted ibs1y Rssse0 e eo0no n
uoss, and thse pa1peaeo1 asOOse01soso -
ssoe, - hayiae le = a.ay osD - Il
=. had dooe---3Ae1swe suGuosa - Hoe0ipot1o 80
= mueieeai'e eSoAsjny,saS dissssss t1as -
q Invo! n.vs!. - = snaiag q $3.50 Z
~ Tie evil u truth. VsshoG1d hsSS sv0 1nlDbss'
~ oeous whiskey sbepa, ord de1aheo vaG11
Staggering through - stsssas g - Sewa0e
citiss, oosfss q iusaies vsaA sssscss 80
- only grant tAe0 - bo1eos eitiDooes - 60
49,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-30

Help elhsrs anA you relieve yourself 60 out
snd drive away the cloud from thst distressed
friends h-ow. and you viii return with lighter
heart Iaae h-et :, .he E...e .h:n-e-.o II
fling, unobserved language OF action-Pass'ng N
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-02

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The Reverend
Ephraim Spaulding writes to the Editors
Of the Vermont Chronicle;
The young Princess Nahienaena (Hen.
ricta) died at Honouu, at ii o'clock y.
NJ. on the 3Oth Of December last, the day
previous to our embarkation. She had
been married about l5 months TO Lcle o
Hokc, (shoo;ing star,) a young ch;cfol high
distinction, moro generally known among
foreigners by the name Of Billy Pitt, and
had recently buried her infant child, which
had it survived, would have been heir to
the highest authority. For two Or three
weeks previous to her death, she appeared
humble, and pcniten', and gave comfortable
evidence to the missionaries who visited
her, that she had really returned like the
Prodigal, to her Heavenly Father. Such
are the circumstances of her life and last
illness, that her death must make a deep
and lasting impression upon the nation for
good.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-02
PROSPECTUS p L S
OF THE


So--=: - =.:E=.N ?E.EAcE1=..
yESHE Editor of the Biblical Recorder propo
IL ses to ublish monthly periodical, OF II
pages octave, neatly stitched and covered, con-
tanning Sermons by living authors, and adapted
to the state of our churches in the South. Des
titute as we are in the Southern States ofpreach-
ing, and of preachers, it has been thought that
a publication, such as proposed, containing ap'
proved discourses on doctrinal and practical sub
subjects, would be found both acceptible and
useful to the religious public. And as the
thing has been repeatedly suggested by judicious
friends, we have concluded to adopt this method
of ascertaining the wishes of our brethren &C.
ncrally on the subject. Should the proposed
work 90 into effect, it can interfere IN no way
with any of our religious newspapers, we shall
expect to see it circulate freely through the
Southern States. 1t twill be commenced as soon
as sufficient number of subscribers shall be OBJ
tained and continued as long as circumstances
shall require. Twelve numbers will make
volume, which may be conveniently bound and
preserved.
TERMS-For single copy, 81 per annum
for copies sent to one address, IS; tor Is CO.
pies to one address, $40; and for 26 copies to
one address, S20-.Payment to be made within
three months from the time ofreceiving the first
number, otherwise, 25 per cent. will be added to
the advance price.
Baptist Ministers, Postmasters, and response.
Bile persons generally, who may feel disposed
are requested TO act as local agents, and to make
their returns as soon as practicable. Editors
with whom we exchange in the South, will con-
fer favor, by giving the above few insertions.
o." Letters to be addressed, post paid, to l..
Meredith, NEwBERS, n. G.
M,rcb TX 1897
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-02
NelU & cheap Goods.

FNHE Subscriber has just received and open.
N ed an unusually large andextcnsive assort-
mcnt of seasonable Goods, carefully selected by
himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those
wishing to purchase, may find it to their inter-
est to call and examine before buying, as he
thinks his stock will be found to comprise as
general an assortment as any in the place; and
he is confident that he can sell as low as goods
can DE afforded in this market. Merchants from
the country will find his stock so large as to
merit their attention. He cordially invites all
to call and Judge for themselves. 1t can at all
events, do no harm to come and see He cannot
neglect this opportunity Of expressing his graft
tude to his friends and the public, for the liberal
share Of patronage with which he has always
been favored. D. B. M'ARN.
Nov 21st, 1886.
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/, &c.,
JOHN NEWTON.
Ertract from the Eighth EVard Temper.
ance Society Of the city Of Nev York,

Ertract from the Eighth Ward Temper.
ance Society of the city Of New York,
aoltich contains 1000 members.
"S.il we have to submit to the licensing,
in our city, the las, year, of 1887 dram
shops, and be taxed S436,OO0, to support
the 22,696 paupcrs, and the s5S convIcts,
principally the offspring of these dram
shops, and to see 100000 bushels of
grain, in this year Of scarcity, taken from
the mouths of the poor, and converted into
poison, TO make the poor more poor, and
the wretched more m serable. lfthis grain
that is now worse and wasted, was con
verted into breadstutf>, it would supply our
whole city more than two years. Notwith
standing those facts, our cause is progress
sing, and its influence is felt in every deA
partment Of society. In 1880, when our
population was but 3O7,02l, we had
3,I4O licensed grogshops, 26,l96 paupers,
and 9G3 convicts. In 1886, with popu,
lation of about 100000, we had 1887
licenced dramsIrops, p $780, paupers, and
s5s convictions; showing an actual de.
crease in proportion to the population, Of
33 per cent. Or, say increase of popula.
ton, $4,000; decrease Of licensed dram.
shops, 2O3; of paupers, $500; Of colvic.
ltons, lO5.
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NH RS. HALL respectfully informs the public
lvA that her School recommended its exerci-
ses on Monday July 18th. The flattering report
of the committee who superintended her examin
alton IN June, encoura ges her to feel more conf
dent in soliciting the patronage of parents and
guardians. The high and healthy situation of
Wadesborough renders it desirable place to
girls who are obliged to leave the low country
during the summer
The branches taught in the School are Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic. Geography, English
Grammar, with parsing; Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Botany, and the use of the Globes, Drawing and
Music. Mrs. Hall will receive young ladies as
borders, at seven dollars per month, in advance
Wadesborough, July II, 1887. 1t