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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

MISUNDERSTANDING to previous Sae
counts, Ratliff Boone is reelected /,
Congress BY a small majority
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07
STAuNroN, 10th AUGUST, 1887
Hon. HENRY CLAY:

i1oh. Ii ENRH CLAY.
Dear Str-The citizens of Staunton and
Augusta County having understood ,n,,
would probably pass through this MACE on
your way To Washington CITY, desirou. ~,
,'ahi'es'ing their sincere respect for Won
."se resolved on rendering on public din,
Her' ana have deputed us committee TO cam
ihunicaie 10 you their wishes.
IN common with our fellow citizens
Know, that in the high state of noli,icaI au
citement which has unhappily lone affi;c,a,.
our beloved country, il has been attended
maxi you The victim Of the vilest Calm
",eS' me most cruel prosecutions hut she'll.
Gu uy the consciousness of doing your dutv
uo'ii'nS daunted, you have with The patriot, .
nope perse'ered IN your noble efforts Ia Serve
laws. u''"n ana
we, and those we represent have
WIN feelings OF admiration and pra,;tndo
a~'ce oeheld you step forth, when the Sill
-, cosu oi that we loved, and which bonnd
80 e'her, seemed about 10 be severed ra
Yours"Ii personal consequences, throw
''%, sell INTO The breach, and save the Uninn
we are not yet disposed to weld 70 ,ho
sentiment chat Republics are ALWAYS nn
grateful. We, OF the mountains. came,
1ei oelleVe that calumnY and persecution arc
.he proper wreaths with which to dect Iha
bro" OF those who devote their time ,be;r
talents and their fortunes, TO the servico -,
'helr Country. We cannot believe that W..
Sinia, noble, generous Virginia. aIrbonm r
sue may have seemed for a lime to f,I,er
VIII ever when reason and justice hold The
sway, forget what is due TO the fame and feel
Ings OF generous, gifted, patriotic. and
much injured SON. "'''
Fof"Oid Augusta" at least W can declare
That the ardent zeal, the noble sentiments ~
the patriot and statesman, which on so MAJ,
tryIDg and important occasions Won baye 81
eioquently expressed, and in yoTr lie ac,sJ
out, have impressed upon the hearfo n 49,
citizens, respect for your charac,ar ,.t;nh
Can never he effaced. ''Ol'
Under the influence of these feelinos die
claiming as we do, all intention nj IN a,en,-
ing any political question, or of advanf.;r,
a"y uiterIor design, we, in behalf of onr lei
row citizens, respectfully invite Won ~ ,,ar.
take OF public dinner at Stanpyo. w PT.
ts. Gay oil September next, or on such other
Jay as may best suit your convenience
assure you ne shall hal! Won on the
occasion as friend and brother. md sndesy.
or 70 make you feel that YOU are mo- Io v""vas
exile from the home Of your nativity
accept the assurances If our bigb rosrec,
ana believe Us your friend and CeIIo,y c;,;zo'
WIN. KINNEY,
). j. CRAIG,
ROBF. s. BROOKE.
j.: CRAWFORD,
hENTON HARPER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

Cranston 3.625 Howard 2.623
AtdbGmd.-In this State all the old
members have been reelected TO Con-
gress-three Wings. Lyon. Lewis and
La"ler, and two Van Burenites, Chan
man and Mastin. The Globe, however.
claims MIR. Lyon as belonging to the Ad-
ninistration party-but the Mobile Van
huFen paper, where Mr.. Lyon resides,
assigns him to the Wings. Arthur Bag
by, the Van Buren, candidate for Gov.
ernor. is elected over Samuel w. Oliver
"hig' by large majority upwards of
I'VE thousand as far as heard.
henfucky.-The Globe claims John
Pope, one of the members of Con.
gress from Kentucky as belonging to
the Administration party. If so, why
did be decline serving on the Van Ru-
rem electoral ticket last faIls John /.
Murray elected in the place of Mr..
BOYD is also claimed by both parties
one thing Is conceded. however, that
ne is Ia favor of National Bank and
opposed to all farther experiments on
the currency. If he can belong to the
Administration on such terms the r..
qulrements of the party have certainly
become less rigid than they were under
the rule of Gen. Jackson.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-09-07

Rhode Islond.-The election in this
State has resulted in tue signal trium phi
oil the Wings. They have succe eded
in eiecting both members of Congress,
by majority of something like thou
sand. The following is statement Of
the polls:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
CAPrruLArION

Of the SemInole nalIun ri Indians and
their allies. by Jumper, Hoiaiouchee. or
DaSy. sad 'aolo"chee, Representing the
principal ehisl, M,canepy. and fully
empowered BY him. entered INTO With
asInr General Thomas \ Jesup. CON-
msad,ng the Unned States forces in Flo
tlda. this sixth day oi March, une thou
sani eight hundred and ihirty seven.
Asuels l. The chiel. abuse named. in
besslf 1T themselves ADD the nation. agree
that hosnliues shall cease Immediately,
and shall not he resumed.
ArIicle 2. rhry agree aud bud them
selves thai thr enure nation shall imme.
ila'ely emigraIe Ia The eouniry assigned
Them by The President of the United
s'sre., wesi III ~" Mississippi.
artl"ir q Uuui they emigrate. they
will place ~ the p"ssess,nn ii the Gene
raI commanding the trongs. hostages Tor
III" faithful performance of their engage
meas 49,.
Arnrle The Indians shall immedi-
Al IN w'thd, " tn the south of HILLSIDE.
rough rh".e found unrIh Il lha, river.
and lne drawn frnm Fon Foster due
east fram IL 10 The ocean. without per.
mission nI The General commanding. al
ter the lei OF April, will be- considered
hostile.
artirle 5 VI j"' General Jesup, in be-
halt Il tn u Guri States. agrees that The
S"mH Sc. and their allies who zane in
aud tnigr,,e tn the West, shall be Sc.
rurr ,n the,r lives aud nru,,.rl that their
negroes. 'heT iona file property. shall
accompany them To the West. aud that
their cattle and PONIES shall be paid for
BY the Unued STATES al a fair valuation.
Article 6. That the expenses Of the
movement West shall be paid bT the
United States.
Arucie 7 Tia, the chiefs. warriors,
and tIeT Iamllles anil. negroes, shall be
>ubslslrb iro the TINE they assemble in
camp nrar Tampa Bay unnl they ARRIVE
al their MONIES, west Of tie Ml,>lssIpp,.
and Twelve months thereafter, NJ the ex-
peEse nf the United S,ates.
Arncle =. The rtnefs and warriors,
with their ian,lies. will assemble in The
camp IN he designated nv the cnnmand-
ny general, as soon Is thew can; and at
all ese"'~ hv the 10Th n April. Yaho-
lo"rhee viii come IN al once with his peo.
rlr, anil the other towns will follow as
fas' ~ possible.
arncle 0 Transports will be ready 10
TAX" the lndlsns Nlrh their negroes of to
their Western homes,
Article 10 Mcnopy will be one Of the
hb>tages. He is Ia visit the commanding
aeucrsl. aud will remain near him until
his pc"ple are ready TO move.
Arurtp II All the advantages secured
To the IadiAns by the treaty Of Payne's
Landing, aud no, enumerated in the pre-
cedIng articles, are hereby recognised and
scored Ia them.
Signed a, Camp Dade on the 9Th Of
.Harei. By General Jes,p and four Of
The priaeipai Chiefs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

ln0nKS Of subscription f,r stock in The or.
ended capita OF the Sank Of Cap Far,
vii be opened at the otfice OF the Branch OF
the Cape Fear Bank Ia tots town, under the
superlnle 1dtncs OF the undersigned. on the 9th
nf April ensuing, ana Continue open until the
eveaingof Monday. tie l7ih otthe SAINT month.
By the provisions at the charter. the com.
missi uers are precluded FROM receisingI pay
ment tor stOrk s"bscribed, the notes OF the
Bank OF Cape Fear, but subscupuons AZ TO-
be pSlu a. spetm OF IL iu"4s co us a.snt to spe-
cIe in the follow tug InstatinGnts VIZ One fifth
at the tmr ut subscribing. ano one tiisn every
sucr eedmg ninety tays until the whole account
be paid No discount 1" De allowed for anti
cipatsd Pasments.
Payments In notes of the following Banks
will be regarded as equivalent TO specie. and
will be received as such viz: Bank Of the state
OF NORTH Carolina, Merchants Bank Of New.
bern, Bank OF the United states and Branches.
South Carolina notes payable al Charleston,
and notes Of the Bank OF Virginia and Farmers
Bank Of Virginia Except the branches az WIa-
chester and fredericksburg will toe received at
a discount Of one per cent. as al equivalent
for the expense which the Bank Of Cape Fear
will necessarily incur in rendering such notes
available as specie.
JAMES WEBB,
JAMES PHILLIPS,
JOHN w. NORWOOD.
March 30. 63--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

Faults al Home and .abrOud.-The
past week has been one OF great excite
ment in the commercial community.
Owing to the failure of the Hermans,
aud other extensive houses in New Or
leans, the Messrs Josephs, bankers, in
New York, have stopped payment, aud
one or two failures have occurred in ms
city. The liabilities of the New Orleans
and New York houses are said to be We
~ heavy, Of which there is abundant
proof in the fact that when loan of
million was offered to the Josephs by The
United States Bank, 10 enable them to
resume payment, il was rejected as i'll
sufficient, two millions and half being
required. What the final result will be,
is not We, ascertaincd; but il is very ge-
morally supposed that the Josephs will
moi be able to go on, and the mischief
NAV, therefore, extend much further.
BY The last arrivals, IT appears that in
England The commercial distress is very
great, many failures having "cearred IN
London and in liverpool. Affairs IN that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

Express Nail 10 the Ussi.-In a let
ter TO the Hon. L. F. Linn, Of the Senate,
and Hon. A. G.. Harrison, 81 the House
Of Representatives,, the Postmaster Ge-
neral has stated his intention to put in
operation an Express from this city along
the route Of the National road TO ST, Lou.
is, passing through the capitals Of Ohio.
Indiana, aud Illinois, and connecting by
a branch with Cincinnati and the South
western States. r.
lie states, with reference to the expe-
rimeni that has already been made Of an
Express mail that" the amount OF post.
age on letters sen, and received BY the
present express mail at the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington, during the last month. yielded
revenue exceeding its cost. That il will
largely add To the general revenues Of the
Department. instead OF diminishing them,
there is not shadow Of Doubt
Baltimore Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
COPY OF rnr TREATY OF PEACE.

from ~ fiolclaa LHtIs.
Tailelasse-, Mafc rs. 1857
The Government Express has Just ar
rived from the late seat Of war. bringing
The sslcome intelligence that peace has
again been restored 20 Florida. We has
len 70 Law belnre The public The following
Official cop, q he treaty of cspilulalion.
We are happy 10 learn that Governor
Tall will not, IN consequence &c this
cheering intelligence, relax his vigilance
N protecting the frontier. A strong cor-
don wall Be maintained until the las, In
dian . beyond nnr limits. Indeed. il Is
- he expected thai few desperadoes,
and especially the Mleasuky band. will
sllll hold out. Notwithstanding the gene
raj capitalization Of The nation. Il is hop
ed thai the counties heretofore so prompt
IN The discharge of their duties, viii
farlhwilh furnish their quotas. aud not
leave stain on their patriotism on the
eve Of glorious isrninalion of our diff
culiles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
TREATY CONCLUDED.

liza sfselnoon.
Jaioper. Clad. Hola-lonshy, and
nshsfs have Jasl signed treaty of DE
following elect Al h0sulilies are IA
cease iron ms aims. and BY the I'd u
April. III the Indians are 70 be south 81
Tie Hlllsboro. and u ! line drawn Ess,
through Fon Foster.
b. The 10Th o. April. an are % b il
= Tampa uilh Their families, 10 take
transports for the West. All The prisI-
leges Of he treaty d Psyne's landing are
secured them. they are o be paid Tor
her cattle and ponies. and 10 receive ra-
lions. HOSTAGES remain with Us.
10 Ten days Mieanopy is 70 come in,
aud stay where The Commanding Geae-
ral ellaoses. The negroes that are bona
.afe iheirown, are slsa secured 10 them. Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

II may mol be generally known 10 our
Subscribers. that an appropriation Of
$500 was made BY the last Session Of
Congress for The purpose Of defraying The
expense Of an examination and survey Of
our harbour and that Of Beaufort. with
view Of ascer,aIning the advantages for
the establishment. Of navy yard.
a. Wilmington .9dv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
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EHGnsDoD0v@Gs
Friday, March 81.

The following diplomatic Information
Is from the Richmond Enquirer:
We understand lkat the Mexican
Ministers would have been duly accre.li-
ted and received BY Mr.. Van Buren. but
for some defect in their credentiaIs. ii
was their intention to leave Washinet N
on Wednesday. Mr.. Wharton will re-
turn % Texas, and Zen. Hunt win visit
ticksburg. where he expects TO receive
his proper credentials, and will then re-
turn to the seat Of Government. The
best spirit prevails between the United
States and Texas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

Cofion.--A serious decline has taken
place in The price Of this article. AtFsy-
el,iville. !, has came dawn To- Q = lla.
A reduction had taken place at liverpool.
on ,he 9Th Feb Of Id per ID al which
place complete panic existed; number
Of failures had taken place: aud thr de-
mand for yarns and goods had been
entirely suspended in the manufacturing
districts. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

The Maine boundary question is said
TO be giving some trouble to the govern
ment. Great Britain shows no DISPOSE
tlon to relinluish her claims to the dis
puted territory, and is preparing to con-
strnct rail-road through it, as direct
military route between Halifax and Que
bee. Meantime the Legislature of Maine
has been acting upon the subject, and is
demanding the interposition of the fede-
raj government. P0uis0n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

Destructive cOnaagrGiiOn.-We are
informed BY gentleman who conyersed
with the stage driver on The northern
route. who arrived here with the mail on
"Wednesday night. that great part ofour
neighboring iown-WAsHINeroN-has
been destroyed by fire. lie states that
abon, eighty dwellings and stores have
been DESTROYED. and the loss is estimated
al s200.D0O. NeWbern Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

Death of The Er King Of Ssreeden.-
The Elk Ring Gustavus w., belierknown
of late years as Colonel Guslafson, died
a, 81. Gall on the 9Th of February. He
was born in IT'S, and while We. minor,
succeeded his unhappy father. Gustavus
Ill abdIcated in favor of Bernadotie. the
presea, king. in 1909. and passed the eu-
suing wears. until 1894, in Holland, Ger
mau,. aud Switzerland. Since 1894, he
has resigned al 81. Gall. poor and lonely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

The Washington Correspondent Of the
New York Courier. saws: Il have Jusi
understood thar thirty Senator'S haze
signed recommendation 10 the Presi-
dent, N favor % the immediate repeal Of
The Specie Circular: and that Mr.. King
Of Alabama, and several other western
Senators, have said 10 Mr.. Van Buren,
thai The whole West will oppose him If
be does not act promptly on the subject"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

AT the Saline reservation on Salt river,
now owned BY DIR. Ely and one or two
other gentlemen, an Artesian well for the
purpose Of procuring salt water has been
sunk to the depth Of 400 feet. For SIR
ty feet ofthis distance the anger passed
through solid rock sail. Here is sup
ply for the immense population destined
at no great distance Of time to throng the
valley of the father of rivers.
T. Gen. Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

A neU Rail Rodi.-The citizens of
Darlington, 5. c. are taking steps 10 ex-
tend the Darlington aud Sumter Rail
Road 10 Fayetteville, which would form
a direct steamboat and rail road COMMITS
nication from ina, place To Charleston.
The prGjeci will doubtless receive The
hearty cooperation Of the ciuzens Of Fay
eneville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

Mr. Webster The arrival Of Mr.
Webster in New York. 90 The 18th, Ca
greeted with great enthusiasm. Fllien or
twenty thousand persons TUNED gu, to
do HIN honor. a. The evening, he mtt
about six thousand al Nlbla's Salnon.
where he delivered speech ol more than
two hours length. which is characterised
as one Of his happIesl efforts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

The last three years expenditures on
whiskey IN Ireland amounted to 9ls,9O0,
600, which sum would afford nine guIneas
for each family, (say four persons in each
tamily,) allowing the population TO be
100000 souls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
Steamer Cotton Plant.
March 80

1itHE "rw steamer COTTON Pl.h> Z, IN
- connexion with suitable Tow BIS, will
commence "perating on the Cape Fear River in
fifteen or twenty Gays The Ptupne:"r ,s aow
constructing "a the river baak rbmmoGious
Ware housr. where Gcods aud NeEchsndiIe,
to and iIom the lnteuor, may h, s'osed, rec
Of charge anu in comparative safety from ne
danger Of FIRE, Such fixtures viii be connect
ed with the Warehouse as to iaud Goods IN
better Ordcr thar formerly, and .taOut 'ncur-
ring the expense of drayage The Cotton Plant
is entirely new. with draft o water adapted
10 the river navigation, and offs to tie pub
lie the survsl and most convenient m de Of
transportation. Goods and MeTchandIze will
be received aud forwarded at Ipe customary
rates by
DOYLE O'HALLON,
4 mt 1t vi ains ton " c.
THOS. SANFORD & Go.
.1csnts at Fayetteville, ". c.
Fayetteville, March 10. Ga 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

P-lsrs'urg, March &C
C0ffOn-l2 . IA cents.
IobGceo-I.ugs. 2 % 8 so
Common 70 good. . IS = s so
Good 10 best. s so . q rs
Uhedf--None in market.
HOur-Fsmily, SIG 90
Super6ne. II 90
Fayetteville, March q.
COtiOn-9a III.
UhGG,-l 80.
HoHr--S so = . 50.
Com-9O 100.
HGl Seed rs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

IL Is stated, but On what authority ~
DOT mentioned. Ihsl there il not q single
place Of worship IN Texas.
The Nslehez Courier SAYS that there
have been, during The past year. $50. 900
slaves carried into Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana and Arkansas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

The Queen of Befgium.-'rhe private
fortune of the cOnsort of His Majesty
King Leopold, independently If her "a
ther, is upwards of 100000. per anum;
and the King of the French having given
her2O. 000t per annum more, the Queens
Income Us SD oooi a year private fortune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
NOTICE.

E1G. AL persons indebted To the sub.
49, scrlber, either Tor Lette, ~ %ewspa-
per postage, are earnestly tequ' ted 10 make
immediate payment. Those who neglect this
notice need not expect continuance of their
accounts.
THOS. CLANCY, p. ".
March 80 63-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
ID r. I'D,

In this town. on Wednesday the 2sIh
instant, Mrs. WISIFRED TAYLOR. relct Of
Col. John Taylor, deceased, in the s9ih
year Of her age. -.~<.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
Weekly Amlarlac.

Orange PresbyIery Wi, meet
in HiIisborough, on Wednesday the 18th
II April.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

General Jackson, on the 18th March,
attained his 70,h wear, and it is said, in
tends to celebrate the anniversary Of his
birth III the hermitage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

WAR At an End.

WAX Al ~ Ls
Through ths palltaness \ Gel. Del,
Sthis pisse. e &c favored ~ilh the
fIIOging lnlelligeape Just received ifon
Blsck l'reek.
T,hs n,telligence contained 10 the letter
M IN Den. Is confirmed ~ lhal
hr.ught by the steamer Free Trade, also
81 lrom Inc same place. The source
,,n which this lnielligeace cones,
..,ales 4 d credit II Microscopy end
Philip have unquali6edly .sslueaaened.
- wsr s indeed over. and Gen. Jesup.
A. A, success and ihr anlends honorable
',,Iy psbllslled. has covered hnnseif
9Th glory.
10 As EIifsr Of che cowisr-sm:
ssld yoa tbe enclosed leiier from nv
I,,,h-r al Black crrek u contains
,r,,,lyiae Information. You are vel
sone 70 IL for Publ'eslion e you Ihlnk
sCOPer
JAMES DELI.
tEcksaauAf, Mafch tAths iosf
Black Greek. la.rhiI
DEaR BRorHER: AncxPress arrived a
as place 10 O'Clock last night. bring,ng
d, agreeable intelligence from Gen. Je-
500. thai the war Is IN reality closed. The
Indiaas have giSen 0p--hsve surrender
a An The chiefs. but OseoIa. have
rome N. and have consented - removal.
Al ,re 70 assemble a Tampa Bay By The
Nah day Of April next. prepared lnr re-
nov,l 20 their western homes. The
Inhans say that 0senla il On the Suwan-
ee,. md that they will hiring him 10 rsm-
>, Eay by the 10Th April. In great nasle.
ar would write more fully. Yours. &c.
BENNETT NJ DELI.
To col. James D.i,. l.sasaasUir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

When viii DISCOVERIES cease! Zane
has been IN greal. measure superseded
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

We learn from The PhiIsdelFhia En-.
qcirer. that il Is contemplation la raise
500 men 10 that city for the Texian ar.
my. Volunteers viii be fully armed and
equipped. sent 10 Texas passage free and
PrOyisinns found. They viii. &c is stat
led. be paid. and alter two years service.
each individual will become enulled 10
$40 acres Of land. Hasl. RsIomer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

BY he beei Tor The maHulsrrlre N sugsr.
and n0w we are informed ss.-r rlsesnu.s
are rome IN ~ plas for fsle msnufaclure
o. that useful ariicie il France. The
French chesnui. il wIll b. borne in mind.
Is much sWeeler and richer lhan the me
mean, and such is The proportion Of sac.
eharine matter contained IN il. that Is
mpeh IS fourteen per cent. of sugar 10
I'D D have been obtained from IL. yield
gFesief than The average prodrci from the
beel Baifim0re american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

quarter wear something a. he same g.
pert : lhey did IN 1875. and are al,ri-
br'ed ~ ne English Journalists 10 Inc
sane raases--an insane eagernrss for
sffeulpIlon. overbanking. and 0rerlrsd-
~ Philadelphia Saturday Nsps.