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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
COMMERCIAL.

Reported the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriotl
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, July o.
At market, 400 Beef Cattle, Is Cows and Calves
2500 Sheep and so Swine
About $50 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices have declined, and
we reduce our quotations We quote first quality
at 80 25; second quality, at 6 a 5 SO; and
third quality at 5 a 5 75.
Cows and Calves--saies were made at % 25,
2S 80, 35 and S31
Sleep and Lambs-Dull. We notice lots, some
of which were ordinary, taken at 25 67, | SO,
2 2 25, 2 50, and 81 i5
Swine-All of which were small pigs, and we're
chic fly sold without weighing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
SHELL COMBS AND MoHAIR caps

SMELL COMBS AND MOHAIR CAPS.
- Just received at the Ladies Ornamental Hair
Emporium l37 Thames st. supply of the above
articles Of various styles aud patterns
ALSO, box Of Mohair Nets, silk do do, Aromat.
ic Dentiirice, calcined charcoal tooth powders.
Churches, genuine vegetable lotion, ,apanneso do
do for removing ireckles, pimples and all kinds of
eruption on the skin. Also great variety of French
Artificial Flowers which will be sold a, much reduc.
ed prices. j. REMOND.
GJ'A few dozen bottles Congress water can be
had as above. ...... Aug. .
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uAMEs n. NEWTON & co. lnve lust re,

HAMES Il. NEWTON .S co. have just re-
% ceived from Now York:
rs bbs best canal flour,
3 hbds Muscovads sugar
20 bxs brown Havana do.
10 do white do
20 chests soucllong tea,
10 do. young hysDn,
do. hyson skin
3 do. hysoB,
8 half pipes Scicily wine,
~ baskets Champsigue,
200 ioayes sugar,
~ bbls crackers,
20 boxes liull's soap,
20 do. starch.
20 quarter casks port wine,
10 bxs lump tobacco,
rs doz brooins
3 casks white wine vhsgur,
100 bxs rsisins
30 kegs do.
so five gallon dem,Jons,
10 bids ST. CrDS Run,
5halfpipes brandy
'lace. mustard, olive OIL cloves. nu,megs, cayeens
&c, &c-for sale at low prices. jy II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

A fellow excusing himself for drinking
punch. said 1t was not for the love Of the
liquor tina, be drank, bu. the lemon sharp.
ened his appetite and corrected the tone Of
his stomach. ...
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
pr THE RHODE-IsLAND STATE AN

Ti-SBAVERY SOCIETY will hold Public
Meetings during the first week in August in the
Counties Of Providence, Bristol and Newport -
AT Providence, TUESDAY, August |, commen-
eng at III o'clock A NJ. in the Richmond-street
Meeting House. AT Bristol, on WEDNESDAY
in the Reformed Methodist Church At Middle
town, on THURSDAY in the Swamp Meeting
House-Addresses are expected from Rev Messrs
Phelps, Scott, Fitch and Henry B. Stanton, ESQ.
BY order Of the Executive Committee,
July 26. w A. CHACE, Cor. Ssc'rv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
Democratic majority thus far, 33

Democratic majority thus far, 33
The 10 States which have not vet cleo
ted their members, or from which we have
not as yet received returns, were represent.
cd IN the last Congress by thirty-six Wings
and twenty-nine Democrats. Should tbey
be represented in like manner in the neI,
Congress, the House would be divided
Democrats l34, Wings IOs-Democratic
majority 26. The annexed schedule speci-
fies the States from which we are vet to
hear, the date of their elections respectively
and the political character of their delepa-
tions in the last Congress:
State
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

The democrats in Washington and Han
cock district, Maine, quarrelIed with each
other until both sides got so mad that the v
turned round and voted for the whig can
didate for Congress and elected him. This
has tickled the Atlas so much that ito tailor
has been obliged to sew an extra button to
its pantaloons to keep their Wristbands to.
gether- Boston Statesman
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

vOr, zoe understand, Of cutting all connection
bstoesn Bank and STATE. Is this phig
doetrinef JsO, then &c Vhigs are back
ing out"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

The following toasts was drank at an
entertainment down East, the other day -
BY COL Bu,trick president of the day. }
The good old bean porridge and leathsrn
apron days of our when the
only Banks were banks of earth, the best
shares plough shares, when temperance
starved the doctor, fair dealing the lawyer,
and moral honesty killed the parsons devil
BY Mr.. Henry Woods, of Groton. The
best remedy for the hard times-More hard
money, and less Bank paper! more hard
labor, and less speculation.
BY Noah Shauuck, Esq, Of Groton. Mod
ern Whiggery-A worm at the root of the
tree of liberty, it has found hickory too hard
for its teeth.
BY COL Jesup.-7he Times.-They re-
quire more sowing--more hoeing-more
moving less importing-moree exporting
less presumption-more gumpiion-less
redemption, and less
suspension of specie paying.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

s.,,- THURSDAY July 27.
Sehr warsaw, Burdick, from AppalachfSola.
,-,,., FRIDAY, 2sth.
Brig Remittance, LescombS, I'm Norfolk for gris.
tol;-Sloops Victory Heath, I'm Prov. for N Y.
Fair Haven, Smith, frn do for Hartford n 7,
Jones, West, I'm do for N. Bedford
SATURDAY, 29h.
Brig Cadmus, Tucker, fm Pictou IN s1 for
z. River.-sloop New York, Brown, fln n Y for
Ga. a. MONDAY, Dist.
ship George ChampliD, Brown, I'm Pacific
ocean IlO 6ois. speIm oil.-Barque Richmond.
Andres I'm Piciou ~. s.
sats.- TUESDAY, July lsi.
,chrs. New York, Crowell, fm Bangor for Long
Dighion. "'' ~
CLEARED.
schr. Waterloo, Peart Phils.
slooP New York, Brown. PROV
MARINE MEMORANDA,
sailed from New-Yofk on 23i inst. Sb;, Ky.
.lsof' IsyloE- Of this port. for Bristol. Eng
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AUCTIONS.
BY NJ. HALL. AUCT'R.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On Saturday, Aug. IL, at \ o..
etock, cW be soid at the stare of NJ. Hall,
"A large quantity of Dry Goods, for the benefit OF
IA all concerned, viz blue black brown, olive and
mixed Broad Cloths, Cassmeres Sattnets Bleach
ed Shirtng and Sheeting, cold cambria, calicos and
a variety OF other articles. The goods can be exam
ined The day before the sale. Sales positive and
condition at sale vi. HALL. Auctnr.
July 26th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, II. I.
JULY LIST, 1887.
0F~Persons calling for them wW please
say "adgertised," a, Mey are placed in a
separate Dor.
alexander Anderson William Loyey
! Capt Is Andros John Lenox
| BenJan,n Anthony Miss Helen s. Learned 2
Alfred Aoens Mary A. Lttleiold
Mrs Lllza r. Austin Mary A. Lawton
Miss Alnida Armstrong NJ.
Thomas l.. Boss AleSandey MeC;regcr
- Jasper panh james Martin
Gieas bradiofd Charles Mclean
Gilbert C.. Bowen Caleb uosbe,
George w. Billings w Wnnyoo
.oseph punt Mrs. Susan Monroe
Benjamin B. Buiienton n
hlyah Bird Frances Orn
Henry Barker Mary q. Omo,
Alexander L. Bunker p
SyVanaus barlow Surgess Phinney
Rebecker Barker Iobn Pill,
Charlotte Bunker I.,no. perlins
&
natian n, NJ case George Francisco dc Roza
Joseph Crocker ,rn..,an, Roc
-
Nelson 'hase Henry g. Riddle
Matthew N. a. Cnd Capt Edw. NJ Rathborne
Mr. M -, n Insh'ng Mrs. Margaret T, Rsn
Isaac s. Davis W;lI;sm sweet
Nicholas + Dawley AIf,ad sn;,b
Miss Caroline Dodge soorv oc 81 Jobn. Lodge
Cathenhe Dayton Hn Mary Ann SPHINX
Mrs Eliza Ellis
Christopher Thompson
John Franklen 2 me.s. John N Wood & Co
&. p.ni,,,;, C VooJ
James b. Gardiner Jeande, = Wood
Wilson Grennll NJ. Wos,cor
Mess. Har.ce Gray & Co. Jabn Watson
William Griffen . Oivs Welcb
Mrs. Geo. A. Gray Charles Valentine
Miss Eliza Gibbs NJ, .-,,,,,,.,
Hannah Gavin 80, .,
II iscknsu hnuohy
t..,o. N ,,a,, Miss Ruth Peekbam
lame. q Hard JAmEsTows.
stephen 5. Hswley Abby Carr
Bailey IIa.kii IhIu.
Epos IIoyt Pa,ric Hanly
Mrs Elizabeth ID. Henson Roger McCorniek
Miss Mary Hathaway John Connor
Eliza Hathaway Michael McDonad
Mary Hazard Edmond Keohon
John McNesl a. Mufdock
George Jones ellis
Miss Jane T.. Johnston Joseph radinger
X Mrs Fegin
e. c. King Mary Barry
Mrs. Kelly
II. r. CARR, y. VI. j
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02
STEAMBOAT EXCURSION.

ssy4RQA The steamboat Rhode-Island,
Capt Seth Thayer, will leave
cSS56D6V the Depot India Point. MON.
.a"z1D DAY, Augusi 9TH, at oclk.,
\. NJ weather permitting, for Newport win leave
Newport at 9 - o'clock stopping at the north end
of Rhode Island, Mount Hope Bay, sufficient time for
passengers TO ashland VIII arrive at Fall River in
time FOR passengers to dine ON shore. Returning
viii leave FallRver at O'clock precisely and New
port at IL o'clock. p. NJ. Bait will be provided
ON board. Passengers wishing 10 fish will furnish
their own geer.
Band of Music is provided.
Fare for the Excursion, 81.
For further information apply to.
$. b. MUMFORD, South Water st. or
Aug2. ~ HUMPHREY, Depot, India Point.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL person. having demand against n. Bliss s.
A-Co~ Miners, are requested to present the m for
settlement to Jeremiah C. Bliss. Of hls residence on
The bill, directly opposite the C1iholic Church aud
all indebted TO make payment to the same.
July 10Th, Jw. j. & BLISS.
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THE FUNDAMENTAL wHIG Doc
TRINE

Let the Government take care of the rich, and the
rich will take care ofthe poor."-Jfhig Senator,
! The Boston Courier, after. proring-to
Its OWN satisfaction-that this govern
ment will, in 1910, be in debt one hundred
aud fifty millions ofdollars concludes with
the consoiatory reflection, " that the creation
OF public debt, to a reasonable amount"
would be an excellent thing. "The coun-
try (says the Courier) can never prosper
without high tariff on imports )" and as
this must necessarily produce a surplus rev.
enue beyond the wants of Government, the
Courier contends thar the best way to ex-
pend it would be, to pay it away for inter-
est on public debt Bravo, Mr.. Courier I!
The prosperity of a country to depend on
the inhabitants being enormously taxed to
pay interest to the rich, the privileged cap
italist.,-the monied aristoeracy! I! A
national debt, like the stock of "A national
bank, must necessarily be owned by the
GREAT RICH MEN, the droRes of the hive
and to pay interest OH an immense national
debt-(from which debt by the way, the
PEOPLE are to derive no advantage whatever)
lis, in other words, for the poor and mid
die classes to be taxed in order to support a
privileged class, the rich capitalists, the ma
bob manufacturers, and the useless children
of rich parents! This is the true whig,
Nick Biddle doctrine. This is, in fact, the
old federal principle, derive from the En-
glish, that I" a national debt is a national
blessing" 1t is, in reality, copert way of
the idle, the proud, the luxuriant
FEW, by contributions levied upon the in
dustrious, the poor, the humble, the hard
MANY. The democratic principle |
is the reverse of this,--"to procure the
greatest good to TIE greatest xumber." Let
the " thinking people" Of this country say
which they will suppc,t.-Bost. Post. !
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

Arti, les from the pens of welknowu aud distin
gushed writers, upon every subjec. that can prove
Interesting TO the general render including Original
poetry-Tales and Essays, humorous and pathetick
Critical notices--Early aud choice selections from
the best new publications, both American and Eng.
lish-Scientfck aud Literary lntelligcnce-Co opious
notices OF Foreign Countries, by Correspondents e-
gagged expressly and exclusively for tins Journal
Structures upon the various productions in the Fine
Arts that are presented for the notice and approba.
ton the publick-Elaborato and beautiful spcci-
mems of Art Engravings, Musicls, etc.--Nouces of
the acted Drama and other anusenients- Translation
from the best new works in other languages French
German Italian, Spanish, etc--and an infinite vari-
ETY. of miscellaneous reading relating to passing
events remarkable individuals, discoveries and i'm.
provemeni IN Science, Art, Mechancks and series
of original papers by William Cox the author of
Crayon Sketches, and other popular Works, etc etc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

Etection.-The conyocation of the 25th
Congress for Special Session, to COM
mence il September, has caused or will
cause, an earlier election of members in
several of the States than would otherwise
have taken place. The whole number of
members in both Houses, when full, is 294
viz: Senate 25, House, 242 The Senate
is already fall, and is divided politically
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

The idle tale that Gen. Jackson recon-
mended an exclusively metallic currency"
for the whole country, we have fully refuted
to day in another column. What the de-
mocrats want is a separation between bank
and state-not separation between mer-
chants and banks-they may hug each 9TH
er as close as they please, only the great
body ofthe people dc not want to be forced
between the upper and the neither milestone
during the pressure. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-02

ERICTIOs MATCHES 30 dozen Friction
u Matches Warranted Of the very 6rd quality
Z for sale low BY
I July 2e CHARLES v. TiLLEY
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N-gWaYch.M A..IICEs
a popular and highly esteemed journal of
Elegant Literature and the Fine Arts,
embeiiishea NTH
MAGNIFiGENT AND COSTLY EN-
CRAVINGS ON STEEL, COPPER AND
WOOD,
and
rare, beautiful and popular Music, arranged
for the Pianotorte, Harp, Uuitar, &c.
and containing
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PROSPECTUS or A NEW vOI.UME.
The first number efpkich was issued on the
frsi day Of July.
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Z (PeHH5yirdHiaH)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22
WHAT Is LOCO FOcoIsN,

The cognomen Of Loco Foeo. Is derix-
ed from an incident winch occurred az
Tsmmsny Hall. when large assen,blage
Of agrarians. radicals and followers Of
Fanny Wright, were suddenly immersed
in kindred darkness By q rick Of their
Tammsny friends, in exiingulshia.g tho
gas lights. II seems thai the rriek vas
anticipated, and that each Of the soFe-
reIgns IN attendance was provided si'h
iallow candle and Loco Foco ma;ch,
with the and 81 which. IN few secoads.
the room was illuminated with ,he glare
Of 500 candles. under the enligh.s"'ng
influence Of which The meeting Ms -aa-
hlrd to proceed 20 business. Slmcs tat
occurrence. the sppelIaunn of Loco F go
has been given 10 the sect, or rather Ia The
variety OF seels. WIN under The designa-
ton of radicals, agrarians. and disciples ut
Fanny Wright. adopt as their creed, hat
all established law and eoSernmen. are
wrong--that religion Is iallacy- hat al
old systems should be torn down and
new systems or no systems a. all esisb-
llshed in their places-that man Is per-
iecl being, or would be So, il he was per.
mi,ied IN DO as he pleased--and in short.
that all has been wrong since The heeIn-
ming Of the world, aud that We ought TO
take fresh start and begin again Some
of these people are undoubtedly honest
in their crazy and Impracncable aspira-
tions-as honest as the tenants Of Bedlsm
but, undoubtedly, also. there are ma
ny among them as designing and unseru-
pulous knaves as ever infested society.
These are the people who approve most
loudly aud heartily Of the doctrines "f the
Presidents message, who deem Thomas
| II. Benton the greatest man Of the age,
who rail most vUcilerously sgains. aristo-
Gratis, banks, and all institutions.
Deiaware Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22
Curious History of an Old Trunk

Curious History Of an Old Trunk
Some years ago an old woman became
an inmate Of Moullon work house, near
this town, bringing with her The whole Of
her worldly goods, consisting OF an old
bedstead aud a trunk She died in the
work house, and the parish "ffirers appli.
ed tn her nearest OF kin to ascertain whe-
Their they would undertake the expenses
incident to her iuiermeni, and inherit the
old bedstead and trunk, or leave the last
offices tn the parish, who would then
claim the property, such as il was, TO
NEE, the expenses The relatives declin-
ed all interference, and the old lady was
buried at the Cost Of the parish. When
the Bnxworih union was formed, the
guardians rented, pro te'npore, the Moul-
tan work house. taking the property at a
valuauon. Among this property was the
old bedstead and the trunk. The Brix-
worth union now having building Of
their own, have abandoned the work
house at Moulton, and last week sale
BY public auction took place Of the old
furniture. including the bedstead and
trunk. Here these two venerable arli-
cles pared company. Of the purchaser
of the bedslead we have no record, but
the trunk was knocked down for Is.
Two persons claiming the purchase, i.
was again put up, and was then knocked
down al q. Sd. TO The wife Of laborer
of the parish. The husband il seems had
heard strange stories of antique trunks.
with secret drawers aud hidden treasure;
and no sooner did he see his wife's pur-
chase Than he set about infinitely explor-
ing all its peculisrI,ies. The wife. who
was not haunted by the same golden
dreams. saw him strip off the old paper
with which it was covered. with despair.
he was evidently spelling her trunk for
all such purposes as respectable trunk
is usually devoted to. But the treasure
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22
From the Madisonian.
EIGHTEEN REASONS

Eiun EEN hEASUNS ~
against the proposition 10 "dirorce the
General Government from all Bank
ing Institutions, and subsisiing Su6-
Treasures.
l. IL will be trying an unnecessary ex-
pertinent.
2. IL gives one currency to the Co
vernment and another to the people, and
reflects dlscredlt on the latter.
3 Il levIes tax Of ten to 20 per cent
on the public debtors, and therefore on
the consumers, who are the people.
4. IL yields up the proposed reform Of
the banking system, which was the IA.
vori,e policy Of General Jackson's ad-
ministra,ion, aud one of the leading prin-
ciples involved in Mr.. Van Buren's elec-
ton,
5. II is hostile to the State lns,i,u-
tions
6. Those Institutions are so thorough
~ incorporated with every interest in
the country, that il would be difficult. to
get rid of them for many years.
Z. The public money would be un,
safe.
8. II virtually surrenders the PURSE"
TO the executive.
9. Ii will enlarge the patronage Of the
Federal Government.
10. II will increase the difficulty,
charge and expense of transporting the
public funds.
IL, Il will subject The public debtors
to great inconvenience.
IL. 1t opens temptation TO speculation
and embezzlement, and is therefore of a
demorslIzlng tendency.
10. 1t will put off indefinitely. and per-
haps render impossible, The resumption
of specie Paymen. by the State ins,i,u-
tons.
Ia. Ii will result in the issuing of paper
money by the government, and render i.
10 all intents aud purposes, Bank.
Is. II will derauge exchanges. confuse
business. and cause universal blight and
paralysis.
l6. Ii will contravene The approved doc
trine Of Gen. Jackson: " that in The regu-
lations which Congress may prescribe,
respecting the custody of the public mo-
1ey, il is desirable that as lirle discretion
as may be deemed consisteu, with their
safe keeping, should be given to Exeeu-
tive Agents"
y. The amour, OF specie, equal to The
public revenue. viii be almost wholly
lost the use and profits Of the country.
Is. II ICW resuh ia az increased de-
maad for Va iona! Baak, and secuye
its establishment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

Lord Pembroke. the HpmOrist--Of
all the Mede and Persian laws establish
ed in his hnuse, The most peremptUry
was. that any servant. who once got
drunk, should be Instantly drscharged--
no pardon granted, no excuse listened
to. Yet All old f"otman. VINO had lived
with him MANY years, wonld sometimes
indulge in pot Of ale extraordinary, trus-
ting to the wiltul blindness which he saw
assumed when convenient. One fatal
day, even this could not avail. As my
lord crossed the hall, John appeared in
full view--uot rather tipsy, or a little dis
guised. bu, dead drunk and unable to stand.
Lord p, went up to HIM, MY poor
fellow, what ais you! You seem dread
Inlly I'LL; lei me feel your pulse. God
bless us, he is in raging fever; get him
to bed directly, and send for the apo,he-
carv," The apo,hecarv came--not to be
consulted, for his lordship was physician
general in his own family; but to obey
nrders--to bleed the patient coplously,
clap a large blister on his back. aud give
him powerful dose of physic. After
few days of thus treatment. when the fell
law emerged, weak and wan. as the
severesi illness could have left him, " ha,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

Population Of the British Provinces.
-.-ireat Britain is but small country
compared with some Of the governments
Of Europe. Notwithstanding which, but
few sovereigns can boast OF a greater num-
Der al subjects, aud OF greater variety Of
compilations, than Queen Victoria. The
territorial extent Of the British Colonies
is estimated at 1 9l4 500 square miles.
the population at ia 0u0, 000---nakng.
with that Of England, Ireland and Scot
land, one hundred and iiiry millions OF
souls under the British sceplre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

seeker persisted in hls search. and pres
senlly discovered. 10 his own - well -
his wile's establishment, . sunken draw.
er at The side III Ihe trunk, closely park
ed with upwards Of 100 plsees If gold
coin, Of the rrlgns ii James l.. hsrIes
H.. James H., William and Mary, and
William III. The parties into whose
hands This lons-hidden ireasnre has 50 nn-
expeeiedly fallen, are an industrious and
very respectable, although very pnor
couple, who viii not misuse lheir good
fortune. Northampton Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

For II the nob'esf ofthe land
Mss that deep hush'd. bare headed band;
Add central in The ring.
By that dead PauPsr on the ground,
Tier ragged sEphsns slinging r0und.
knrli thsls snhoinled kiag.
1le roya' minister Was George the Third
The aascdOts % related on The Authority &c iLe
Rev Geoige crabbe, the usil-knoEn posi- Of
humble lie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

honesl John" cried The master, /" am
truly glad 10 see thee alive; you have had
. wonderful escape. though. and ought 10
be ilsnkfnl--very thankful, indeed. Why
man, il had not passed by. and spied The
condition YOU were IN, You would have
bern dead before now. But John, John.
lifting up his ingrr.) no more Of those
levers"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

ADVERTISEMENT in an Irish paper, set
ting forth the many conveniences and adj
vanlages to be derived from metal win.
dO@ sashes, among other particulars OBJ
served, that " these sashes would last tor
ever; and afterwards, il the owner had no
use for them, they might be sold for old
iron"