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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-03
SPRING GOODS.
O. u. LONa a Co.

W. As t4oas0 "a 10.
sefsNE lasI reserved sd No. ufEs Eo,..,..
- their I'D stand ter spnsrE saft's -.
sistiaR "A esefy Far.esg 81 Goods nsaal -.
By fse mvrshaaIs - aAss acs. VI:
a large and general aaerr.
naeaf OF AIRY Goods, De.
--@- COMPRISING
Gentlemen and Boy Summer Clolh;a,
Printed Muslin, Ginghams, !"
Fres.rh Calico,
Black and COloured Silks. &c. Ge
Also
Hardware and Cutlery.
SHIT Guns,
Hats, and Shoes.
Bannets.
cnckery.
Cotton Yarn, ~ -~@.
School Books. Stationary. &c.
Al Of Which they viii eel Al thr .owesl p,,.,
for Cash. OF on short credit 10 puns.uai ssss
tIs ansy.
n. B. Al persons having open account. ..
iher 20 the books Of r Nirhels & Co On ~,
y. Long & Co. up 10 ihs iirsl a Mag, an ~.
quested 20 eal and close thr same WI, t.sh
OF ,sule. a. circumstances make IL atsals,,l,
nccessafy that their business should be ssslta
40 To that time.
May ~. 70
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Equity Sale.
STATE OF N0R1H.CAR0LINA.
Orange County.
In Equiiy-SepIember Term, 1881.

~ h%NNEkg FNDNN ENEHf HNUFs
.indrsr HaEhss'S Hsirs al Lac, ksrsm
Petition 10 Sci Land.
IN pussaaHte Of q decree OF the Ieut Il
! Equity MAZE Al september Term. lest Il,
subscriber viii proesrd 20 sell. 90 the J. cay
&C November eat, 81 The late iFsdrrss O u.
deceased, nH credit Of sIx and Twelve noEiEl,
inr Lad meNuonea IN the petition. vi.
One Tract containing about $50 acres.
lying in cas~ell county.
One Tract containing aboul 90 sers
in Orange county.
sale To comm, nes u Is r'elCck.
JAMES WEBB. c. az.
September %. sg 6v
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STATE OF NORTH-cAR0LIsA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1881.
cAarlss i'sirss. &c.
We. Judgment.
Richard BlselIsSsd's .ida

Riehard Bfscktsssas .1dtA
ut Appearing Go ths salI,ihsIlva Oitas ToDTi,
- thai Andersaa Baa.kNa,rd, RichaH'' Black.
w"od, AID Edward ElaskWnHd, IhIes n iar
ehlldtra s;.a heirs 81 law & RiehaTd Back
waod, decreased, are not inha.itanls Il ii'as
sIals. II - aT.'efed ~ the Govt that pahllrs
ton be made IN the sitisboEough .rrnTdeI ioF
tie spare af siK WEEKS. that uaiess tbe ss'd
AndsIsnn. REGARD aad RlwaTd, appear heiaEe
the Coast IL Pleas and Quarter sssstoms. a. be-
arld for orange eoaniy. 81 TIE court house ~
hIlsborouek, in Ihs state ii North Carolina.
on tie Iih Morday "a November neat, and then
aud there SHOW ease Why the lands 81 whiFh
said Richard BlacSw,."d died seized ard pus'
sessrd, should Rni b. sid, that ,hr saul lands
will be sold 10 satisfy the P!alni'tf'. recovery
]. TAYLOR. c. c.
Price adv. IS 90. s9Gw
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A Caution.

I do hereby iorwsrn all persons from emp!
J ing or keeping on their premises ny y.
DAVID, as am determined 10 enforce ihs Ss y
against ell such persons.-- No debts Of hsN"
] pay, Of any kind. 80
VIM. ID. RAY
October ;
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INR0M the snbse ttb. =, ~ mi, . North of Ra
" leigh, near Fish Dam Ford, a large whit,
HORSE and four MULES, one female mule
one wearing small Bell. The Hors. vas pu'
chased from droscr, from Ohio, They wer,
seen at Judge Csmeron's Person Mills, on the
I'd instant ANY information respecting them
will be thankfully received and q reasonable
compensation v III be given for their delivery
Letters of information directed 10 Rogers
Store.
ALLEN ROGERS. in.
Wake county 0ct Q 92-
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STATE OF NoRrH.cARoLINA.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLISA.
Grunge County.
Cour. of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term, 1897.
Henry B. Hutchins l. 20.
John Carealhers. admir-.
Zaehariah Trice
The same.
THE THE :: : :."' }'''s"'''.
The same
The same.
George Trice
The same.
John Niece
The same.
James King
q. Judgment.
The same.
''', r,. : :: :.".' }''''"'''.
Thomas Adams
The same.
Benton Utley
a.. Judgment,
The same.
Kerr a. King
The same.
Nathaniel J. King
The same.
Charles X. Yancy
The same.
Robert Lakewood !
The same.
William Kirksey I
The same.
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A IL Letters 20 go by either Of the Stages,
u should be logged in the Pos, Office half On
hour before SHUTDOWN on mail days.
THOS. CLANCY, pm.
September %. 80
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7 appearing 10 Inr satisfaction Of the Court,
i thai Anderson Biaskwood, RIchsrd Black
wood, and Edward BlsrkwoOd three Of the
children aud heirs at law of Richard Black
wood, deceased, ere mol IahahIanis Of this
state. II is ordered by the Court, iha, publica-
lion be made IN the Hi!Isborouph Recorder for
the space Of SIX weeks, that unless the said
Anderson, kIrhsTd and Edward, appear before
the Count of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, g. be
held for Orange county. al the court honse in
HIlsborough, in the state Of North Csrolins,
on The 4,h Monday in November next. and then
and there snow cause why the land Of which
said Richard Blackwood died seized and pos.
sessed, should not be sold, that the said lands
will be sold 10 satisfy the praIphfFs' recovery,
10 these cases.
J. TAYLOR, C. C.
October 10. 90 6w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Translated from q. Lu Li.erat,re F,aneais'

CunE rnR the uYDRoPuoBlA. physician Of
Paris having been bitten by little dog, had felt
the horrors which f5rciell and usually prccclc the
in,a,i.u of an attack, which has been well dcscfb-
cd he rcsul,cd 10 put 90 cud TO his life through
tear q doing mischief to oilers; and chose for
the Instrument of bis death ,apor bath. hoping
'lli 10 Il he should sunocalc ~ The soonest possi-
llt nnuncr. Some friends entered the bathing
room al The very moment when be had become IN
sensible and satisfied of his fatal resolution: they
took him ou', wrapped him mp in coycrets, and
20, / him 10 his bed where he sweat excessively ;
experienced. uf1cfEards great weakness but final
~ vas restored entirely 10 health. IL Mas himself
vino cfcd ~ this remedy Of which several ply
sicans hs,e since made nal, and from which they
have uniformly oafsinei the meet favorable results
A peasant Ga one Il The provinces Of Frsace,
Va. in bis turn bitten by mad dog and lad al
ready experienced several paroNysu,s OF tins dts
Gaze. u accordance wlh bsI5arous prejudice.
Which suii oAisl. 10 some one oi he departments
Of France. tlcy iniseiue there Il no possible cure
flr the disca,e; md they determined 10 pat an
end 20 IL by the fughifll means Of sufo, aiIun.-
In order to execute tLeir design they put the iie
Of tie patient cot uf the ChumJcr. hud kept her
by force 10 en- adjoining room they placed The
Nrciebed mau between lWu matirCsste, and need
sliimagiHallc ciH's 20 obtain Fvccess % the iHghf
ful ifsgcd1 Which they we're cnaclIng. The ~ile
81 tie siok msn. unable 10 expei from her mind
the idea of ibis dreadful scene, called up within
herself extraordinary strength fcPplse1 al those
sho opposed hes Way, socceodod 10 entering Tie
chamber II the dying man drove oct The mattress
ssssssius. ard fJgnl her wreichea husband 10 a
s~oon covered Nuh sweat ss i he lad been
plugged 10 O bafl--.he consequence 81 those IN
heard -4f-clTsris ahirh be had made 20 throw of
the enormous ~tgh which vas suh.cstng Ian (!
She ,oos him. ~rspPed him up 10 some cos@re's,
placed bia 10 his ted. @Lefe he persPifed sul
more freely. Aaer few days Ae regsined hw
strength and ~as radically cured.
tbs fact having cone % support If the first
mentioned. tie Ffeuch Physicians we're 0nly tie
more eager 10 continue iheif experiments, and ihis
AND Of treatment las always been found favorable
10 those attacked With hydfophob'I, especially
When u hs, been u.ed At The frti symptoms q ns
approach.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
GREAT DISASTER AT PARIS.

T,-,rl J.s,t.,. arc.reJ 800 ita Caa,so ,s
Mere a. Vsrs eff tlc l..,isr, Gtr sol .bap, f-b,
..,cn there .s lau.f li ihe nu,fials aftb. Dsk,uf
OtI~sr.. TH. cslhuIt, NfI recall ,atr r,f,ial,
iaa 0stal occurrence. nj Ga, yrsi.n, a. ,L,,, II.
ts.a.ft. hy lhr pItro Loan O..,.,
Some 300 900 ...ri,,rt. ,,c,e ss..,,bt,5 81,
Cas,.o a, NJ. o., ..,.,.,.. ola, ,,.i.,,., ..,..t.
The CDstup a,s.Iat. .,.-i..,,sc ,,r,..a,l
I'd ht ditch tle cnttsr,. o.. ,t.,b q. anil, u,.-
latt, iron -rt,u,,s. 1,, ,,olr. Is. i,, .,,u
s.s.s r.ir, fi.,.' ,Ii.L tir r-..,sl hasa ,,,E 81
and ,eoi'e zion. ,nt.l u ATTAIN. tte lc,. ,f tI,
sutrouuaiu~ sffrr.s. TIE oprp .,.,c i. v,.i.,.,,
trees The .lopc sud elevation are shaded ,ib ,crv
luc oacs. Dn iiiA Gloon sud elevation. and among
'bs lters were c",ir'ird 300 OJo persons, vLtc
uc troops 'ua'or'cfcd below. oud srui Through
sLaM lthl. hturg t'Hs SWINE oi iae rockets
ohJ "ihoi he works, taking a wrong direction,
"'u"oud ""ho a.. lHc tpcclaiorf, and 800 orc rati
90 zoe '"'I '"' men ieil from tree ana were EI
led 60" u' tra'. 1t was not. however. 'Ii' the
bfcatng rn 81 me tper'aclo, ubphi ~ / : O'Clock,
.ha' U' "sih catastrophe cnsucd. Inc crowd
snsl"us 20 aisfefsc, rushed to Tie gates. ~ hrsi
ire exit was easy aud regular. bot soon as the
mass troin behind pressed inpaticn,ly on the IAN
became iel,ac-a.arm seized upon the crowd
men. women and children. altering liphtr,l cries.
ucrc tftu,nl,d uuJ,r C,ot--nrA C,r moro than 4,
quarter Of an hour. especially at the gate of the
Military School. ta,s horrible scene was continued.
and the crowd finally got ont only by passipg over
the bnaies oriAo dead and wounded.
Tv,riy.frlr rcf,ous. IL p,cn and II women
were Killed On tho Elm, tso women carried IL
their homes eynlrel almost immediately and there
we're more ,hsn $50 wounded Of whom 40 very
.ctiopsly. uis feared tina, in ,Jd,ti,n :, this
list others "a, the I,oc, ord ~ tho c,cIn.,,e and
IN nssslrg ont At tho hridgo Of Lana NAV b,vc
,,cci,i,,ioa mt. ,bo H.ico a. ,ho,o L.L -,
49,, ,,r,,,,os c,r ,.rs,ns ni..,rr Ohio ara ro;,Lo.
a..,,I, ~. .'-'..t u I1.l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
NUMBER 33.

A"a taesc hpor csl," stc tie ler tin ate pro-
'pr's 'i laeksonsm While tie iced wa. beng
''N0' The people vetc dcludod With ptom,.v, n
"'"'a a's Rgofm." Whiic these fknk and "bi.
''' 'rois we're tipsn'og. the ofi,s holdcts ard
ooiar.prcssos cheated the eiectot. with hope. ~
"a bdo currency and a Goid,a .iamini,irs fion
ha' tho hat'cs came, bringing ,arc. instead Of
wheat, 10 The husbanGuan.
History docs not furnish scene OF corruption
'nd m'rolc which leafs any comparison to iha,
pf'doecd by jackson and Jan Boren They came
INTO power under auspices which shouls have &C.
cured The prosperity II tho people and the welfare
o. We Republic. They found the people happy
'n1 INC rouoin prosperous. But wha, 10 our
present condition Ruined at homo dlstcneIed
abroad Md this is Jscksonism, THIS Ia The
curse which S''ss Wright bimsclf has lsborcd, for
Ten l'ara to bnng upon this oppressed and dcgra-
dcl cnunll,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

England. after o lapse OF o.c hundred and ivru-
ty-,hree yeafs again fcIoiccs 10 a female S0yc
reign The princess Victoria Is now the re;suiug
Qaecu 1T England. she Is TIE daughter al lbe
late bake OF Kent, snt became ol age q few
weeks before she assembled luc throne. Tier con
sIderHte rlojher, when near her Time, came from
Germany 10 England, - mere the princess Was born,
su hear presumptne 90 the Crown.
Annc the last of ihe SicvaH's, sscoodsI the
English Throne 10 1902 ~beI she was 80 years
oid. nod req ued u ,esr-. She MAS ile mother
81 IL children al ot whom Died young. She
wss a feeble bot amrs5.e Vomau. Her reign.
bosc,cf was Distinguished Uy the succcss Of But
ish arins and Bntish Literature.
Since INA wien loccn Anne died. Eng lsnd
has had i've mae Sovereign. George !. rcigued
Is years George II. r'igned 33 years; George
~. reigned 63 year-: George ~. reigned 10
yes7s aud William ~. has reigned yoars
The present Queen commenced her Regn 10
her l9th yoaf, 10 excellent health aud Gne con
.ihgton. Il is an eseEti0l efiss for EnglSnd.-
The opportunities Will be seized by sgtators Of
every DESCRIPTION. Ne shall look with much 30
iefesi for the neat intelligence from the last an
ehsfcd lslc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
From he Nnr lork Iime,.

RrIoy or woMgN. This is truly tic era Of Fc-
male rue, England Spain ami Portugal are cscl,
governed by young Queen. # the Princess
Victoria Is a. successful az her predecessor "lhc
good Qucen Bess" Old England will be happy
The greatest NuDe on her part WI be sufficient
6cmne-s TO re-,sl 'he Vaccinations ufIh1se around
her. II il feared the pooi girl, however, viii reel
- the Old saying, "uucasy Is Tie lead that wears
O crown"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
rnana. N,r Irln
TnE DLsrU1En MISSION ORA DECEASED
fEIENn

Shsi ssfsarsi forlit l.ttc.ia tAst dsn,r.
As'su tpasiFft s~sy
Aad ahkSuss tntres 'uih thosr BAN.
7nsif hotfalold gf,ttinFs sasF
I'D ~i.n siA,a ios gsrica' bsaad
II Nhiic tsme1rf hrr-ffa ssw
H. 81 theif ri,hiiiett 90 rtsfns
TIE uch-tuass fssef gfov -.s
What hand shsr hfiiitani hads ,hsii euil
s ste f,f Tfientsasr ~ thfine
uf % ls1r eare playful rhilfsH haste
To snip tls riu'curg ,ae
lfa' 10 ihe ssve ~ sutgit tn y,,l
10 whasn tie ifuih sss dear,
WHO ~ 80 from psihs 81 ,ifiar swrf'd
Trprn darrfs nt F"1 ffaf
IhHt WORTHY 81 th" nltisn t,inr
The 0iena e iesce disrc.
Tho coigr5n "a h'rc urf,ll,ng hearts
- f,rin inycd g. twice;
Say. viete ID BE- whose courteous suri,
Asspcrfi each timi3 grrsi
Wh',e plying hoat' and Iihori hood
Tie sons ~ Sorrow b'oi
80 %. cbauher ~ serene
Wits snfl shaded light.
Where ~ With kind Discourse Ne made
The bon, Il .cknrss bright;
! he buuk. the taiA that BE- lpFwl,
Stli All unchanged are there
ila' ~iste is he v hose hnnnfcd words
Fresh N nv bes't beat ?
say. "a here ~ be ~ search in Naip
fach well ieue Hhctei spot
be-r lis srcicni servants weep.
lri diil lheJ apswet not
And have We covered in titc tomb
That venerable herh
To iise no more until Ihe trump
Shall wake tie righteous dead
As brcaks the bubble tho shore,
Add leaves no answering trace,
Tune sH,iics the roof tree where We dNelt,
AID sils smother race
Add NC the shadows Of shade,
Glide from this earth away
G,a give gtaco TO gsin the cline
90 urdciusi,c day IT,. u 8.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Ifthy freed i displessc3 With ihec sI'c BIN
en- opponuufy 20 do ihce great favor, snj be VII
soon be Iecoacist
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Asts H1saf 'IAs bsiisEcft p-FsFs sge-k = tls nsv
rfra pih gfrai sppfaat9a 10 .sitg Aaf ahg brrsa
go.e. fsn. u. TON 81 20 o. ~ rsf 5aslei
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS.

The sUbioined array Of facts. succi-
nelly stated, is from the New Jersey
Frri0alap, one of the most respecta.
Die journals in that or any other State
Of the Union. 1t presents a brief but
pregnant history Of our government
for the last eight years. Grave and
Weighty as are the whole of those
charges, there is not one of them, we
believe, which lsnot susceptible Of the
cIearest proof; and, what is more. the
list might be cXtende to double the
length, with other facts, equally con.
demnatory ana equally true. Poster.
ity will read with Wonde that par
ty Justly charceabIe with such abuses
by which it deludcd the multitude. and
obtained possession Of the govern.
ment, should have been able to p, e.
serve its ascendancy for eight years
with a people so well informed MS the
major part Of our own certainly are
History however, viii solve the eng
ina, when it unlodS the influence
which patronage is capable Of exer
ting in corrupting the people, anC
controlling tae freedom Of elections
For the honor Of free government, i
will have also to record, we trust, thai
'imposture and misruIe soon had theiI
day, and were then discarded forever
FACTS.
| i is fact. that when the prcscn
party came into power, the country
/ we're at peace. rrospe Gus and happy
/ 4 jsa!art, 'hatue are nowat war
and ID state Of dcpIorable misery
and ruin.
1t isa tact, that the party promise,
to make the nation better odthan they
found it.
1t is fact, that it is incompatible,
worse OF.
It isa fact, that ey Promised re
lorm IN abuses which they said hat
crept into the administration Of al
fairs.
1t IS a fact, that these abuses hay
increased tenlold.
4 1t IS fact. ttat they promised c
economy in the national expenditure,
!. This was a cardinal point with them
j 1t is fact. that these expenditure
have increased threefold.
It is a feet. that an expenditure q
! Mi teen uiiiions a year, under the ad
ministration Of Mr.. Adams, was deem
ed so extravagant rs TO be the caus
Of his dismissal from office.
Its a tact, that these expenditure
are now between thirty and forty NIL
Inns year, and more called for.
Ii is fact, that under the forme
! Administrations, the sending If hume
rous diplomatic agents abroad wa
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08

considered ground tor serious com
plaint, and a source Of great corrup-
ten.
It's a fact, that this description q
agents are more numerous now, and
lmuch more expensive, than they haze
lever been.
It's a fact, that the occasional en-
Iployment, by the administration, Of
persons who had been members Of
congress. was denounced as q gross
abuses Of patronage, and made cor
ruption the order rthe day.
It's a fact, that more members Of
Congress have thus been employed
by the party in power, two or three to
one, than ever received Office under
former administrations.
1t is fart, that the present party
found plenty Of money, in the country
ana OF the very best description.
1t is n fact. that money is now RI
Iinously scarce, and hardly worth ha,
wing when obtained.
1t is Il fact, that silver aud gold
were rs common as paper when thi,
lparty took the reigns Of government
It's a fact, that it is now only 10 be
had by the Office holders, and the ia
Ivorits Of the Administration.
It's fact that gold and silsor were
then the property Of the people.
1t isl fact that they are now in the
almost exclusive enjoyment and con
troll Of the Government.
Ii is Il fact, that from the very day
that the present party came into pow
er they commenced experimenting Up
on the capital, industry and currency
ot the nation.
It's a fact, that the capital is nov
greatly diminished, the industry paral
lied, and the currency IN unutterabI'
confusion.
It's a fact, that the present party
have had control in almost all thu
states as well as in the Unitcd States
| 1t ia n fact, that wherever they
have exercised power, it has been t,
the pa lie detriment.
1t is a fact, that with surplus re
venue in the treasury, one year ago
of more than forty millions, the trea
sury is now declared to be bankrupt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08

Ne,0 York Electi0ne.-We are now
ready to exclaim all hail to the empire
State. Victory is indeed ours: let
Us sound the trumpet, beat the drum
and lift on high the indomnitabIe ge-
MUS Of Frecdom-the taisman of our
country's glory, Yes! we have tri.
umphed-qloriously, magnifcicnty
triumphed over leagued de-, os = ot
the most abandoned character. he
people are up in their might and cor
ruption has covered before them,
Ion whata soul stirring specialize &c
see vast people reaching TIE high
est pinnacle of victory. the same bat
ties which cmbalmed the memory o
their imperishable foreiathers. Anc
is not freedom in the empire State q.
great conquercr now rs ever graceC
the annals of our country! Answer yt
loco-focos, answer Mr.. YIN Bpren
answer Mr.. Benton. You're speech
less.-the paryIlsSyS has reached You
I.tongles.
Tue trump offame has sounded on
glory all over the country people
Joy a peoples thanks--a people
praise rcnd the mir. Our bright SIX,
is Illuminated with our offerings, al
around usis stream Of glory. glory!
for have we not triumphei over th
very powers of darkness.
The returns come ia glorious iron
all quarters--victory treading on IL,
heels of yictory;-reopIe Of all kind
orpolitics are lost in astonishment-
their 10Y is divided with wonder. rh,
returns are very lengthy but we vii
! freely make room for them rs soon a
completed ;-they are not quite com
plete yet. Our cup Of glory is not full
OF the eight Senator'S elected tn,
Wings have carried seven and tn
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08

etter must be applied, with still great
er severity. There is point howey-
er, at which the most servile obedience
to party mandates viii pause-That
point has cen attained; and the result
IS already apparent in the rapid de.
scension Ofthat despotic power, which
Politicalintrigue encouragement
can no longer sustain.
The following is the vote $50 far as
received given for State officers and
members Of Congress.
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-, Five dollars il sd
n atthe end Of SIX months.
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af,bs publishers. Persons
!. 4 discontinue will please give
Es-sof II oriting.
,rn.ion received for . less
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08

TIE ITeaHsr.-Sjnce our last no.
tice ot the health ofthe city, we have
had several changes of climate
scarcely had our paper gone fourth to
our readers. containing such n favor
able account Of matters and things a.
the previous weather and the scarcity
.of sickness induced us to publish, than
forth comesa perfect Scorcher Of a
day, throwing som half dozen Of us
who We're rather incautJous on their
backS,and di,pelling all our fine pros.
poets of return to our old and long
cherished healthy condition. Howe.
yer, we bad a frost on Thursd y NOR.
ming, aye, and a pretty severe one
too, though it was not what is gen raj.
/ y tern eda hoct fros'. it was So much
OF an indication of winter. however
that a good deal OF ice formed in diff
lerent parts of the city and some pla-
ccSa few miles out it was found over
an inch thick. Since then the weather
\ mas been clear and bracing and cold
enough to bring the blue into noses
and the red into the eyes Of our fellow
cltlzens--a fire is indispensable anC
,anoycrcoat has become the most a
greeabIe thing in the world. W.
move about the streets with vigor an,
l. Al