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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

Vast EIocEs ofsmaH Erls Oh the Vest
coast Of ScctIand.--Dur!ng the very los9y
weather which occurred between the Ita
and l0;h of February last, the lighthouse
I, The Nuil OF Galloway was surrounded
with small birds, in such amazing numbers,
tnat the nghl-keepers were employed tor
.nauv hours in beating them Oh, so rs to
free The Light, and when the dense mis-; al
cleared away, thcy picked up more than
500 Which had been thus killed.. VI Aat Is
very remarkable, during the same period;
similar birds appeared in hocbs OF Sill srea,,
Ter numbers al the lighthouse on the island
OF plaIa,, situate abou. SKY miles north oi
;Ae Null of Galloway. At Piada there are
;wo d.stinc, l:gh,s, on upper and lower Sta
tons. Both were Besct by ianuneraoie
birds, which were, as 1t the Null hgHt.
switched Off by the ght.hrcperS. No tc"-
cr than 1929 birds were picked up, wi!cn
had thus been killed during the log. Inc
BIRDS were chiefly larks. with some th:usheS,
backb.rJs. >tarlings, ti2ld-iairics and red
wings. The prevailing winds on the coast
had, the gales were occasionally so vIoen''
that s;oncs from the beach were driven
acains. the light. house windows.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
ErtenSire Sale
OF ,,4
TILU4BLE PROPERTY.

NEILL BE SOLD. on Monday the 22i
w instant, at Public Auction, in the town
of Wilmington, n. c., the following property,
belonging to the Estate of William DougaH,
ESQ, deceased, on credit Of six months, VIZ -
y RMah BBLs. TURPENTINE, (or
%WWV thereabouts,) lying Oh the
Wharf, and now in shipping order, % '.'
agQ bbls, TeT, also in shipping order,
Il bales Cotton, T.. - '..', .
% hhds. Nfolasscs, :.
so casks Lime, -
.. 81 bags Coffee, 10 900. .,a
hhds. Sugar, -. >.
... boxes ditto,
barrels ditto,
10 barrels prime Beef, ,...... .o.,...-..
20 boxes Window Glass, -,
hid. Leaf Tobacco, ,,
700 bushels Alum Salt, (or thereabouts,
10 sacks Liverpool ditto, <
And the balanco Of Stock of Ship Chandle.
~, &c. ., -. ONT. ID, i..~
ONE HORSE, GIG, DRAY AND CART
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

Latest dates tlom England, APRIL. NotE.
ing important. Considerable pressure iii the
money market and same failures. Two hou-
scs in Glasgow, one engaged in the Bombay
trade, and another in the American trade, fail
ed under engagements Of Sl,OO00Oo. Some
ofthc manufacturers were discharging their
hands.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

Camden Commercial Courier-We have
received the first number Of new paper with
this title, successor to tie Camden Journal,
lately discontinued. 1t is published by L. NJ.
Jones & CO. and edited by NJ. NJ. Levy. We
wish success to the enterprise, and hope the
paper will be more longlivcd, and more profit
able TO the proprietors, than its predecessors
have been, So fa1 as past experience is a
test, the atmosphere OF Camden, like that of
her neighbor Cheraw, is urfavcrab!e TO the
longevity of Newspapers
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

The n. Y. Courier of the 3rd says Owe
have rot in our power to state that yestcr-
day brought with it any melioration IN the
aspect of affairs. More suspensions TOOK
place. and some such as in any times but the
present, would have excited astonishme,it.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

Harry n, once rode up to tavern
in princcly style. Some honest men were
surveying his splendid caparison, and asked
the object of such ,super.ativc fncry.
" Humph, 10 make the vulgar s,arer' re.
piled Harry, with toss Of the tcad and Il
thrus. of the hands inio his brooches pock.
cts.
This young man was the showy heir Of
4 money making and money loving father
spending with as hearty will, and inf!nl.
tcIv more cclerty than his means were &C.
cumulated.
How few men, amid their gripping. ard
care, and stingincss, reflect that the only
effect ofthcir boarded treasures viii be " 10
make the vulgar stare!
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
Town Taxes.

TT will attend at the Council Chamber, above
Il F. Longs Store, every day from nineto one
o'clock until the Goth May instant, for the pur-
pose of receiving the Town Taxes, agreeable to
Ordinance No. la, for the presentyear. Those
interastedw i'll do we'll to call within that time
an. save double tax. 10 ,.. ."a
BY order of Council, IS
WIN. STRoTHER, e. II,
Cheraw, May 10, 1887, 26 s2 =,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
Household and Kitchen
gTEN.E CR

- EN-! 2 RI, So
Consisting of Chairs, Tables. Beds and Bed
ding, Sideboard, Bureaus, Looking =
Glasses, Carpets, &c. &c. -.
Also, on Saturday the 9th instant, in tie
Town of Fayetteville, a qantity Of Moiasses,
Salt, Sugar, Coffee, &c. In
-ALSO- s.n s.,,,,e.E
On Thursday the lst day of June next. 1.-THE fol-
lowing Property, belonging to the same Estate,
viz: 's.E,lg
The Schooner CAROLINE. three years old
next June, copper fastened and copered eighteen
inches above light water mark, lS9 tons, high
deck, built in this State of the most durable ma
terils-Live Oak, Red Cedar and Pitch Pine
Carries large cargo, is first rate sailer and
in every respecta first rate vessel, being we'll
found in every particular, and now ready to re.
ceive cargo, draws IO3 feet, deep loaded 40
Schooner CALEB NICHOLS, four years
old this month, 163 tons, high deck, coppcy
frstened, built also in this State, and Of same
materials as Caroline, carries and dsails weA is
we'll found and in first rate. order. and now rea-
dy to receive cargo. draws 10 feet, when deeg
loaded .''
Steamer WILMINGTON, not twelve months
old, also built in this State, of the very best
mltcr!als, l25 feet long, "a feet beam. y feet
hold, with promenade deck, has horizontal
high pressure Engine of 81 horse power, l93
inches cylinder, feet stroke, wrought iron
boilers, "a feet long and 80 inches diameter,
working John kirkpatrick's patent valve. This
Boat was built expressly for the shoaJ water OF
the Cane Fear River, and is well calculated tor
any trade where large cargo, very hgat draft OF
water speed and power, are required. She has
proved first rate tower. , h'' -r. -
Tow Boat PETER ROSS, s9 feet long; 10
feet wide, 81 feet deep, draws l0 lncnes "nen
light, six months old, and carries lou tons.
Tow Boa. FAYETTEVILLE, sS feet long,
l6 feet wide, 8 feet deep, draws 6 inches light
and will carry equal to 90 tons,-about tour
months old. Both these Bouts have complete
sets of Tarpaulins. .,...sF -..
Also, an open FLAT, intended for very shoai
water. ss91
At the same time will also be Hired, num-
Der of NEGROES, for the remainder OF the
year.
Wilmington, n. C. May l, 1887.
Sd. o6 ids. -r ,r-,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

From New Orleans we learn that the price
ofpr,n,c sugar is down to 6 a 81 cents; inferior
4a51. Molasscs, 25 . cts, on plantations
II So.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

bational Railway Company: ea.Yo'smate
ny Steam; Lie in New York; domestic
MHdIciac; To prescni Ink iroin becoming
mou !dy; Lorenzo Dow; Puncnaliv; !
RAJ Trap; \ Pcrseyering S:uJenl; HOS
Conumdrgm. -, n
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

lis smoke offensive to you!' sad a
landlord. as he took out his segar, to famI.
" that had just moved into his house.
No: at all, sir said the female part Of
The household. -.
Il am glad to hear it, said he. for all
the ti.c-p places here smoke so bad, that you
will be bacon before you have inhabited the
premises six weeks !'-Bcston Herald.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
CHERAW GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1881.

The Committee OF New York merchants
arrived in Washington on the 2nd inst. They
had an interview with the President on the Sd
and were to have ,another on the 4th to re-
ce!vc his reply.
The merchants of Philadelphia were to
have public meeting to deliberate on the
state oithe commercial community.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
from ile .Ns,g Bedford Gazette q Apr" iS.- :
-FP,)N THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Bv the poI;,cncss of Captain Wood, Q!
.,e shin Peruvian. arrived al s. Johns, We
have received ti.es ot he SIndNlcn Islands
c;nzs,tc, TO the 22t Oc,o5cr. Every thln9
appears to be qaic, at tie Islands, and the
. uaiias progressing ii c:fl.!Zaiioa an Inc
arts ef peace. The uewS Of the me,iin-
ton With England, in settling tho difficulties
with France, had Just h"@n received, ana
the Presidents Message accepting tue ms
dia,ion, is published.
The Gazette otih" 18th Oc. notices me
arrival o: the ErcacA >.~p Ct wa;, La h0i'
,e. and the sailing Of the tinted S,a;es
soon Of war. Peacock, for home. lac
Edr:or of,he Gazette, in al'u3ia9 10 nc visit
OF the Peacock, rena."s:
"Tne American Commodore i'a5 >cv-
oral conferences with tue King anG Ciic.&.
gHachiefobiects discussed were the rsA':
Of ownership of foreigners Estates, OF
which they have become the legal posses
sors; and the right Of the King and t5ictS
10 expel foreigners from tie SanIw'cA Isl.
andS. The poI.cv ollca>!n. .an;is 10 St;an-
GERS. WIS upon the taps. The tr'a,"ent
Of prisoners confined, bv the SaGtWich Isl.
and Goyernm.llr, wal ;reatcd upon. Deb 5
AGAINST Government, in favor OF Anlcr!-
cans, were straightforward. ,
Now we "'c"o + 20 ,''1 .Ios''"5 .'a" ;',,' ;h .Tn
'c' - ".t'" wv 2o :. -, ,on,snres which
u.era C;oa,,v ,/,n!;co. and We could nei.
thcr ascer,aily taat TIE Commodore, VINO
had most 9Io "l;A ;Ne alSiF '"' O"'cu |
s,a'eS Co''s", no. :. w. c.,.I.l;.,. , ~ 4, .nT
Sr"'U I:". W -, ;,'.y.., ~. h. com,rymeu ::
snI .ta ras;,}o,., u.5, hal assembled 10
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

Strong Necessity for an OGcc.-I'he
Exo,cr New Hampshire) Newsletter re.
latcs the following excellent anecdote:
"a countrvman from the northern part
of the State once called upon Governor
WENTWORTH, at Portsmouth, and begged
his acceptance Of Of a saddle Of vension.-
The Governor loved venison, and smiled
mos. graciously upon Jonathan as he ac-
cep:cd The presen'. and thanked him for 50
acceptable a mark Of his respect. But the
man hemn'd and scratched his head, and
was in no hurry to depart Tie crrand
was but half done. His Excel ncy inqur-
ed Of him if he could in any way be Of ser.
vice 20 him! when Jonatilen informed
him that there was no Ensign in the MALTA
company at -. and he would be
drcadruliy obliged to his Governorshlp for
q commission. The Governor would be
very happy to obligc himiihc had the proper
Recommendations, and asked if the compa-
nv had elected him for their Ensign, or sent
anv evidence of their wish for his appoint
mcnt! 'Why, no, may it please your Ex-
cellencv's honor said Jonathan. there are
onIv two other man in town but myself, and
one of them is the Captain and the other
Lieutenant, and they exercise me and man
n,lvre me so much, that um really ateard
finn not made an Ensign pretty sooa,
they'll drill me to death"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

"R. SUSSDORFF, from Germany. will
M be in Cheraw in few days and viii al.
tend to Tuning and Repairing Pianos and Or.
gans. .,a.5a,. ~
Nav 10 70 H,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

o. Spontaneous Combustoa.-A case, of
spontaneous combustion occurred at Philadel-
phia short time ago, which may be cited TO
m put housekeepers on their guard. The Ma
tional Gazette gives the following account O:
the phenomina:-
"On Sunday morning last, abou; o.:.och,
a ladv in Arch near Eleventh street, m Phila-
delphia, who was si:tin- ~ with her sick
husband, was surprised By he sudden buss:-
mo o., q a .'ane og h lruss.ng table on
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

At meeting of the Stockholders of the
Bank of Camden, s. c. he'll at their Banking
House on Monday last, the following gentle
men were elected Directors tor the ensuing
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

ing, he had wrapped MS feet in rcd flannel
10 project them from the cold; the cash
laid his open 20 his view, and he though!
it flesh and blood. His reason not correct.
ing the mistake, all the pail: and loss OF
power which attends q real wound follow
ed. Man often suffers more from mag
nary evils than from real ones
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10

The Machinery for Lang, Douglass g. An,
derson's Cotton Factory is received and will
commence operations in few weeks with a
thousand spindles ibid.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-10
Col. McWILLIE,
Col. JOHN CHESTNUT,
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE,
HALL II. MCGEE, Esq.
PAUL F. VILLEP1GUE,
JOHN WORKMAN, and
J0HN ANDERSON,

We are informed that the Stockholders were
well satisfied with the condition and manage
ment of the Bank-of which they have gwen
the best evidence, BY a resolution, which we
see they have adopted to increase the present
capital 0,000.-Camde, Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
RICH AND POOR.

That the reiterated attempts IN array
the poor sgsins, the rich, in our country,
shonld end in something more than mere
excitement. is no. wonderful. The effect
no more surely follows the cause. than
mobs. and siolsiion Of law and order.
vail follow such long continued, inham
matory appeals. The danger would be
less. IL there were 10 our country none
bu, the intelligent. native descendants Of
its first settlers. They would. for the
most part. knawn that they are not op
pressed-snd that the distinction iniend-
ed. IN Europe by the phrase the rich
and the poor, does not exist 10 The Uni
ted States. But the case is different
with foreigners, who were trained up
where this phrase Indicates a real and
wide distinction Of classes. Thrown up
on eur shores, without an accurate
knowledge Of our institutions. and Of the
real coBdn0n Of the country. when they
are assured BY men in whom they trust
Ear more than l. meet, that there y here.
As well as in Europe. distinction Of
classes and Of Interests. they naturally
look upon The rich with the same feelings
which fl1ey were accustomed TO exercise
on Inc other side If the Atlantic. What
bu, mobs and riots could be expected. in
such circumstances! And If these mis-
guided. deluded men. are blame worthy
70, their violence how inexcusable are
those who rouse ihem 10 This needless
excitement
We do not suppose that those who,
through The channel Of the press, have, Tor
several years, been trying 10 array the
poor against abe rich. really designed. or
even expected. that the result would be
violence. There are reasons enough for
their conduct. without ascrIbing To them
40 black design. And the declaration
on their part. that these mObs should be
out down. by process as summary as
that which they themselves employ,
shows the same thing. But if they do
nolsmesn to rouse the poor 10 violence,
wiss do thew mean, by all their bitter.
nessl This. we presume. and nothing
more;-thal the poor should stand IL
fear Of the rich. and regard them with 50
strong aversion. as 10 make il easy FOL
denseaguss 20 effect theirown purposes
BY me cry Of Aristocracy Privileged
orders'--And o,her appelIaiions equal,
rpl.yant. Ifthe poor can only be per
suadcd that the rich are their oppressors
while NOISY demagogues are their hes
freuds. and are willing TO suffer ans
hsrdship--even 10 the extent Of holding
fsi oiFiers--for their relief, there will b.
no difficulty in managing Them, and max
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

The Boston Courier publishes "a en-.
tract az letter from q gentleman Of mat
civ. dated Naples. Dee. IA. from which
NE learn the following facts relating 70
he progress of .perailons IN The exrasar
lioa of The RUNS Of Pamaeii. There are
now. says the wriler. quite . number o.
men a work. and their lsbors. or rather
she government. has been rewarded BY
finding . large quantity Of silver ware
Of various kinds. plates, vases. De. &c
10 the amount. IS they say. Of sixty,iour
pieces. which are nos IN the Studio .
this city. where took . view Of them;
bul as did not conni ihem, ! cannot an
sser Tor their correctness as 10 The nun
Der found. Az NOT more Than one-sIxih
OF lhe city 10 as vet excavaled, many very
curious. as xell as valuable articles. 40
doubt remain 10 be- discovered. The
great ahiecI of search. So Il seems. - 70
find the street where were congregaled
The jewellers and silver-milhs. on finding
which. they expect TO be rewarded wilt
rich treasures. There are some valuable
gold ornaments al tho Studio, most ol
which have been found in The house
thai. il is said. belonged 10 Diomed
attached 20 ihe skeleton Of . womsn
supposed 10 b. his wife. The ear ant
finger rings were rich. bu, the two brace
lets. Of solid gold. fashioned TO resembls
| . serpent. twining around the arm, arr
very rich. The curator oflhe apartment
in which they were placed. told me tina
they weighed a pound. aud from Then
size should think u not unlikely; bu
as ! did moi weigh them. | will not voucl
for the truth OF his report.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17


.aaofker Cotton Ehcforg.-Ws are
eran6ed d hsssii IN oar possr % inform
he public thsf snoshef Goiioa fssssfy-
has been POI ia opersiion N tbs part o.
he counsry. Thomas AeNsely. CSC.
n MosksilIs. nor IN DAVE county. y
he enlsrpizing individual sho has Pu'
a. Ibis establishment. The house = ,
very handsome brick building. and ne
power used Is sieam. The sire Of me
house. and the power Of the engine. are
calculated 10 run 5000 sPindles, Is ne
learn, bat Nr. hcNeely starts Win :
less number. intending 10 add The others
hereafter. We understand that The Fac
uory does excellent work. We wish
every possible success 10 the enierprlzlng
individual wh0 has lhus set this worthy
example % richer men lhan himself
We understand. TOO. tha, some enter
prizlng gentlemen in oar nelghbotinl
lawn Il Lexington. are noS engaged %
putting up an extensive Cotton Fae'nrs
We wish them every success.
Uesisrn Carolnlian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
Temperance Advocate and
Yeushs' Instructor.


Sfa.iE ,ubs, rit,ts pi0Y".s e. pab'Ish 10 ~
- iasn oi Nm salsn,. ksndolpb COea'''
=. c. mOathly periodical urcsi the 'eom
title, ~ be devoted ie the Statement q h,s
and advancement Of sfument, ssleuls'sa %
rresl the progress % enc ofths most sls'a'
ipg and dssi'uetss vices thai 81 present o.
iesl human society
Our attention has often been called 70 ~
fact. that no paper now u, o. ever hss eeea
Published wi,hin The limits of The State. st
clusivsly deyoiedto The cure Of intenP.naeS
nor shalt pe ieel ourselves entifely fss'fsinsa
from the publiestlon Of osher matter iha' ~!
appear sptiy associated with the man 'iF"
W view Believing. % We Dc, that ,S'ts :
lond call FOR soch o work az .he one " ~
propose; We thereby take the liberty q % Ivy y
ting the patronage and influence Of 81 s'a
wishsp 70 the cause oft,Iaglon, soet''i Nv
good order. IT, r.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
Isl Each number v ~ consist u bee ~
per roysl sheet. m. pamphlet form nc esl'.s
page 20 be issued the lFst Saturday Y e''',
month. m commence a. soon ~ SUM ~
number 81 subscribers are ohtsined Wy
pnce will be one dollar Ger vol leonslssine :
~ numbcf<,1 II paid within . months iIon "
date n the isi no. received. 90 one drllsf y.
twenty Eve osnts, within the year; q psy"ea.'
be delayed until the expHsliop 81 that TINS
sIs5O VIII be enacted. !.
Letters relative 10 the paper musi es y
dressed lpost paidl 70 the subscribsis' W@
Salem, n c, :,
II Postmastess. and officers and members =
Tempetsnce Societies viii bccoasidered sens
Tar this publieaiien. Those Who may bolc sae,
scfipiIon papers, are requested 10 fersafl y. ';
same BY the sth Of Apritnrxt, as 4 y esPee,.s
ihe Isl no. sill be published The bret ssla,OV
IN Nay. MESLEY d WILSON
. ia JOEL lNGULR. &c.
|. New.salem, ". g.Ftb. 1887 -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Ner Cotton Factory. --Niessrs Elliott.
Honey and others have been Tor some
lime actively engaged in trec,ing cotton
Factory al the Ceder Falls on Deep
River. in this county. slx miles northeast
Of this place. We understand they are
aaking rapid progress. and likely 10 &c,
tie maeninery into complete operailnn
some time during he present spring.
Southern Citizen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
FOR sefe az Rot


A qs.n,iir . FLAX SEED and PEA.
n THEIRS; fer s~esh Neielaae,s. -
Be given H. sxehanes.
MICKLE a NORWOOD.
rebsaaIy =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
A WARRIORS ESTIMATE OF
WAR


Prince Eugene, who was one Of ihe
very ablest among The renowned Gen.
erals Of his day. aud who had gained
honor in many a well fought field 81 ba.
lie, made the following remarks IN rela-
ZION IN war;
THE thirst Of renown sometimes
insinuaies itself into our councils under
the hypocrilirsI garb Of national honor.
II dwells on imaginary insults. il suggests
harsh and abusive language. and people
90 on from one thing 20 another all they
put an end 10 the lives Of half million
Of men. The call for war proceeds gene
rally from those who have na acuse
share in it, tolls. a. ministers. women.
and the lounglng polluelsns Of large
town. z.ss.. s.
/" said one day in Vienna, in l7l3.
in a company winch was very rlamorius
for war. | wish that each Of the grps,
men and great la,lles present. was order.
ed BY the emperor 10 contribute al The
rate of four thousand durals head IT, tile
war charges, aud that the other line gen
ilemen among rs we're made 10 take the
field forthwith in person.
"A military nan becomes so sick Of
bloody scenes in war. that 10 peace he Is
aversp Ia iecammence them. | wish thai
The first minister who Is called an ~ de
eide un peace or war had only seen actual
service. Wha' pains would he no, lake
10 seek in mediation aud compromise the
means Of avoiding the effuslon of 80 much
blood! Il is ignorance and letlty. which
is always cruel, that makes cabinets lean
10 the side of war"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

ing shsn subuf % any kind q dictssion.
NJ this % palr.olic--sl shas y sFmpashy 10
he oppresslons q inc wesk and defenee.
lees. ne less there is ofsoeh pslristisn.
and sympalhy. ne better Cor our country.
Con. Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
NnTlPE.

znHE suhseris., hssirg qnai,E,d - sI,rs,..
- 10 The lssi nj sad tesianssnt 81 kUFERI
MOORE. decea-eJ, hereby gives aolies 4 1
pers. ~ indebted 10 sAld rs'nte ~ paaks "a.
date p.ymeai. asd those has'ne ann al
prs sent ihsfn psoPsilY authenticated y as..ls /,
tlme pr,scnbee Nv saa. o. thls notice ~Il =
plead la bar e rrrststs.
JOHN JONES. Err. .
February 20 80