davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
FROM TEXAS.

An arrival at New Orleans from Texas.
brings intelligence 10 the 18th ult, The
MeXrcans had augmented their troops on
this side the Rio Grande to the number Of
1900 men. One of their maroudlng par
ties had been successful Of late in piaG'ng
merchants and passengers going to San
Antonio. Two companies of the Texan
cavalry had been sent against the Mexican
pIundererS but it it was thought the latter
would evade them. General Lamar i, is
thought Will be chosen President Amos,
unanimously.
We hear no further mention of the In
dams on the northern frontier Of Texas.
1t appears that the Mex can leaders have
not abandoned their ideal sovereignty over
Texas "a long proclamation both in Span,
ISL and English, cmanating from his EX-
celiencv. commands all the Texans in that
part of the republic TO lay down their arms
notwithstanding the provisions Of the con-
StltuliOn TO the contrary, and iorbids them
under penalty of being treated and punish
ed as traitors, TO cross the RIO Noueces or
in any way to modest the McXtcanS, what.
ever their number. when they lransgrcs>
our frontier; because the faithful MpXi.
cans can have no other intention than that
Of Smuggling and trading with Texas.
The Houston InteIIgencer of the 18th
u}. contains n proclamation Of ptesd
Ilous,on, torblGdlng all unlawful Assem-.
biages and associations of armed men
This PROCLAMATION OF his cXceency j.,
not looked upon by the people Of TcXa,
with appreciation, He is accused Of enter
tanning for The Indians blind affection
and it is supposed that he lavors them in
opposition to the new settlers Yet the
Cumanches are becoming bold.
They are extending the theN're Of their
depfedalons and outrages. so that travel
ers are liable to be encountered by them at
almost any point.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

from Genesee river. This would Indicate
mat the whole earth was cove,od wbor
''"e spirit OF God moved upon the face of
Tue waters" and that the six davs for
PERIODS as some supposed were employed in
ittIng 1t for the abode of man, and everv
living creature. The objection in Ex.xx
- IN SIX days the Lord made Heaven
and EARTH" must be obviared, by supposing
the time when he visible Heavens bocomo
visible on earth-o,herwsc we mus, spn.
pose this "speck of earth" to be co eyis,ont
with The lnnumerable systems of the uni.
verse ana SO almost co-exlstent with their
Maker unless we imagine such an exist :.
cnce separate from the cxcrton of all
power.-N H. Sent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

of the meeting held in that city on Mon
day, in consequence of the intended resig-
nation of Lord Durham. The Montreal
Courier SAYS that it was every numerous,
and in the highest degree respectable; not
exceeded on any former occasion in those
requisites which give weight to the rcsou
tons Of public assemblagc of freemcn,"
Five resolutions were passed; the first
expressing the firm persuasion of the meet
ing that in the performance Of the arduous
duties of his high office, Lord Durham has
been actua,cdby an earnest desire to &C
complsh the object Of his important mis-
sion; and their deep regret at the proceed
iDgs of the Imperial Parliament, and at the
feeble support given Lord Durham by her
| Moies,y's ministers. The second laments
his lordshp's determination to resign, at a
moment when confident hopes were enter
tanned that the difficulties of the province
would be met by some comprehensive and
successful measure. The third "respect-
fully submits TO his Excelency the settled
conviction Of the meeting that the cgisIa
tive union of the Canadas, and the estab-
afford the only means of accomplishing
their pacfica'ion, and Of perpetuatlng theu
connection with the empire, and that an!
general federation Of all the North Amer
can colonies would be inadequate to The
attainment of these ends, and would multi
ply the present subjects of Gscord." Thu
fourth declares that the meeting wouI'
consider the REIMBURSEMENT Of his hig'
office by Lord Durham, at the present crit
ical period, as public calamity; ant
respectfully but earnestly entrea,s him Il
disregard the attempts made in Britain t
prejudice the public mind against him. ant
10 c0ntnue in the exercise Of his hlnl
functions. The fifth directs copy of thu
resolutions to be conveyed to the Earl o
Durham.
At Toronto in Upper Canada, also,
public meeting was held and resolution
were adopted, expressive Of the confidence
of the Assembly in the Governor General
and an address to him was agreed to. assn
ring him Of their reliance on the wisdom
and integrity Of his administration, and o
their support, and expressing a hope tina
he would proceed in the accomplishment O
the objects of his mission, undeterred b.
opposition or Misrepresentation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
A SHERIFF'S "REMINISCENCES.
Ely n. NJ. NOAH.

III NJ NJ NDAh'
If lal limits are necessary they should
be co extensive with the city; for the ob,
ject OF such confinement Is only TO be SCI
cure Of your debtor when you want him.
and 1t is the same whether he is limited to
a few streets or has the freedom of the
whole city. On this subject speak by
book When was sheriff Of New York,
the limits were only one hundred and fifty
acres. Houses on the limits commanded
higher rent for those who could pay; aud
for those who could not pay, their suffer
ings were Noticeable. TO mechanic, it
was painfully distressing, and the whole
system worked bad for debtor and credit
or. Enlicing persons eff the limits conhn
ed for heavy sums and with good ban, was
an organised system. Watchers were
specially employed and large sums prom.
iscd ifthey could fluid the debtor of his
guard aud over the lines, or could dccoy
him IN any manner from the bounds.
have known women engaged to stop a
debtor, and interest bin IN her story by a
modest address, tale Of wO. and lead nun
step by step, uutl uuconsciously be had
passed the fatal boundary in sight of the
scout, VINO Iou9ed Information against MN,
Girls have pretended to fall into fits on
one side Of the pavement, that the unlor-
'unate debtors humanity might be reused,
and he cross from The other side to AID
them. In short, the abuses were so nu-
merous, and the benefits so doubtful by
this $50 acre limit system, that ] went to
work to make this maoiiest to the legisla
ture, ana they made the whole city the
limits Some drolI occurrence, took place
however under tins system. The greater
portion Of this class were debtors unde,
twenty dollars, and principally poor per-
sons, and among my particular and valued
| poilcal friends the Irish. made il n
point never 10 lock them up if they could
procure any ANNA in The shape of bail, for
was sure TO have the wife and half doz,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
DEFAULTlNG SUN-TREASURERS.

-
In addition to the documentary evidence
which we published Yesterday N rcgafd I"
the relative security OF souIess corpuFallone
and individual agents, as depos!loreS OF
the public money, we refer again tn the re-
port OF the Secretary OF the Treasury tor
further Illustration OF the subject. we
stated on the authority OF Mr.. WOODBURY.
that. since the organization OF cur Govern
ment, the Treasury had lost less money IN
all its connection with Danks-ln the re
celpt Of their paper and IN trusting them ms
Experimentation il had lost by the deiaI-
cation of two individuals. This fact must
be considered as decisive IN favor OF corPn
rate security; but there are some few IN
stances worthy o, particular note aud com
ment. which we would recall to the rocoI'
lection Of our voters, aud which canGo' fan
10 Justify the noble stand that has been ia.
ken by on. Conservative friends ogain-l
the favor'c measure Of the administration
First we take the case Of WILEY p.
HARRIS, late receiver and quasi sub treas.
urer at COLUMBUS. 4 distress warrant
was issued against the principal ard sure
ties for the recovery Of S2O8,942. The set
Element in this case clearly indicates the
use made Of tho public money by General
Jackson's receivers; and nm9'y illustrates
the peculnljons and sDocplolions whichthev
prac,ised on so maanGcont scale. In
the adjustment Of Tins affair the marshal
found the United States property invested
in real estate on the pr,vate accoUn, of Mr..
sub.treasurer HAnRIs. or this property
surrendered by Mr. Harris, portion was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
GEOLOGY.

The science Of Geology, 10 its infancy,
too, Is making prosejytes to the doctrine
that "the world has existed much more
than COCO years" and Prof. Pond, of the
Bangor Theolog lea Institution, goes so far
as to cay, at has been demonstrated by
Geologsrs.' He add,-"I would as soon
think of dlspu'lng the Coperncan system
OF Astronomy, as to call in question the
deductions of Geology respecting the great
antiquity OF the world" This, it is con-
tended, does not conflict with The Bible
account Of the Creation. "In the begin.
ming God created the heavens and tho
earth" But The earth might not for ages
upon ngcs after the simple creation of the
matter which formed it have been fit for the
habitaton Of man, Indeed, "t was with
out form, and void" until "lhe spirit of
God moved upon the face of the waters"
The Professor thinks "that between the
time of this beginning, and the commence.
ment Of the six days mentioned in the sub.
sequent verses, there was period of i'm
measurable DURATION The sea shells
found on the high mountains and imbedded
in rocks, is one indication. We were
shown The other day perfect sea shells
taken from solid rock, high up, half mile
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
The Wayne Co. Ial Chronicle saws

The editor, publisher, printer. and
''ev'F OF the Chronicle, and the editors
wNe and two children are all sick, there.
lore II no paper is issued next week, our
readers will know the reason"
paper IN the West abuses profession,
al gentleman as "brjeResS laDyer." Tho
Louisville journal takes his contemporary
TO '"SN' ana admonlshes hun never TO abuse
man withom a cause.
NicroRY BInDsErE, is the name of n
candidate Tor Congress, from the fifth die.
irIct of New York, Should no ooin u.s..
o'ctory, he will next winter take b;,'rs
eye view ct the affairs of the nation. from
.uarf'ns house at Washng,on.-Bou Snn
TGMPERANcE.--The Messrs Polls .f
New York, had public sale Of old w;res
last week Madeira of 1896 sold n, s7o
per dozen bottles, and l6 bottles of wins 20
years DID, sold at la so per bottle. ' "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
GEORGIA..

The election in this slate took place on
the ist inst. and the result, as far as known,
Is hlghIy auspicIous In ten counties heard
from the whlg majority is $500, showing
net whlg>ga since the last election OF
99l votes.
The LEGISLATURE Richmond 4whigs;
Greene wings; Morgan 8 wings | loco
foco; Talinferro 8 Wigs; Warren 4
wings; Bib wings | ocofoco; Baldwin
3 wings; Lincoln 3 wings; Chatham 4
wings, -Tota "a wings, locofocos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

we understand that all The money re-
Gently advertised as stolen from Mr.. John.
son Post Of Addison, has been found.
secfetod IN different places but short dis.
lance from the spot whence it was taken.
An lrlShm0n who lived with Mr.. Post, and
assisted IN putting up the money, and who
tor several days after the loss of it was not
suspected by Mr.. F. or his friends. To,ho,
many of the most reputable citizens of
Addison and Vergennes shared largely in
the charity OF their suspicious was ct last
permitted to be searched FOR the purpose of
ascerIainng whether he had anv KEYS
which would fit the locks of Mr.. Posts
chests But instead of keys, they found
small bundle Of the lost gold Being Thus
confronted and accused with "Out Of thine
own pochft VIII ! condcun thee, thou
wicked servant he confessed himself the
thief, and pointed out the several nloces
where the remainder was concealed. The
rogue Is IN cuSrody.- Teymonier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
ASTRONOMICAL LECTUREs.-We are

ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES. are
requested to give notice that Mr.. Thomp
sons Lectures, advertised in another col.
umn, will commence on Monday week. 22d
inst. instead of this evening. Mr.. Thomp
son has been induced to make this post
ponement, we understand, to accommodate
those who wish to attend Mr.. Lords Lee
lures on the Middle Ages, this evening and
the ensuing week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

WHATS THE MATTER NOW The Sen,
'nel has broke out 10 new place, aud with
an oarneslness that betokens some concern,
gravely informs the public that Timothy
Follett, Charles Adams aud Harry Bradley,
expressed an opinion last winter somewhat
at variance with the views entertained by
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

VIr Minimum, NJ =,
:, ne o. Louis Repub-
Icah OF the 18Th nit. and the Boonville
Emigrant of the 18Th nubIi.h sonoo
counts ofthe s,a,o of rvo;,
ov;.,, ho, e'''V'' ""'ch
"'e" '"e MoTWons, and The
helghborIng inhabitants, from which if an.
pears that there is q o,o-nsc, of.o,,.,A
,lny oe ''''' "oS
'''''s VI " must 'ffoc'ous KIND. The fol-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

Of the balances due by certain other recelv.
ers of public money, arising from the sale
OF public lands, with the amount of their
bonds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
TIE pOEuS


The National Eagle heads m o,oouon,
article, "Where are our poets ;" md ecbo
answers " Where ?" The Eagle says
-. me was when an act Of dissertation
IKE mat which recently aimed at tearing
away The lest battle field of the reyo.
iu''on would have awoke the master spir.
us Oh poetry and song. as the war bucIe
summons the sumberiDg soldier 10 tho feld
OF ms renown. Chvalrv, now .davs
stalks about on stills, demands. doll.r on
honr Tor beng pathetic, and all on, noo,s
have caught her mood. Thev n,oror ~.
music OF the dollars cbink to The mus;o IS
the Tyre or the sweet voices Of bo,non,,
within. they look upon beautiful streams
or rivers with spectators eve. and in
| qu're how many mills they will turn Tho
grand inquiry concerning every pronosilon
Is, VIII it put money IN NV nu,so - ~
" i.a9'e 'hen inquiries Where is Hal.
,ccE Answer Posting books in New
YORK as merchants clerk at so much per
aunnn' fretty tat salary too, we believe
MI. Eagle. Where is Bryant? Answer:
po.'''caI gladiator. party hack. who
"a'cbeS more narrowly the issue of n new
| eIec''on than new poem. Where ia
opragne: Answer; Coun,,no out cold
aud silver IN bank. content with Tho no.
per immortality which the impress of HE
name upon bank note can give him
mere Is Dana Answer An idle man
| mmured IN hs closet, content with wbat
he has done, or busy in surveying his crI.
| t'Vated acres. Percival, s,uden, of,ho
exact sciences. Willis, RAISING onions md
|
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12
dm'k due dm'k of bonds.

We are not aware that there is any
thing in the case Of these defulcrs to emit
tie them to any more favor than was eX'en
ded to Tobias Watkins-eXcept it be that
they ere par,zans Of the administration,
and were placed in office for The express
purpose Of pcculating upon the Treasury.
Thus it will always be with fiscal agents
who owe their appointment 10 the private
favor of the President. They are apt to
attach no other responsibility to their Office
than the responsibility Of making as much
money as possible out of ii. Bot the IN
stances above cited. have all been taken
iroH tie iutr'iV,. II may be well to look
at the Sub-Treasurers on the sea board.
The statement below, exhibits the amount
due from certain Collectors of the Customs
who are to be the ~Treasurcrs Of the
new system:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

RATnBUN.-.The trial Of Benjamin Rathbun,
"tho Girard of Buffalo," as he has been dcs,
ignated at Batavia, on one of the indictments
found against him for his great forgerics, ter
minated on Wednesday morning in verdict
Of Guilty. Appcat, on was Immediately made
by the prisoners counsel Tor suspension OF
the sentence. which was refused, and the
court sentenced him TO five years imprison
ment in the state prison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

The above are lew Instances from .
Report Of fifty pages, embracing hundred,
of similar cases ans vet this Report takes
no notice Of Post Office deiacallons, OF
those OF dlsburslng officers of the Army and
Navy, or those of merchants aud purchas.
ers Of public lands" though the ndcb,e Cd
ness of many OF them is very great" Sc
very great" indeed must be that indeb,
edncss that we are informed by he Sccre.
tary Of the Treasury that the dealcations
Of but two individuals exceed the total loss
sustained by the United States by the om
pIoyment OF bank agencies and the use Of
bank paper, since the establishment Of the
Constitution. And now it is proposed to
extend this very system Of inAiv dual agcn
clos, by which the Government has been
thus pIundered, under the pretence of d.
vorclng the Government from the Banks,
and OF establishing an independent Trcasn.
ry THAT is to say, a Treasury independent
of the People, independent Of Congress
independent OF every thing Ike popular or
Legislative control-and dependent solely
on the private favor ofthc President. Such
an independent Treasury viii never be au.
thorz9d By the citizens Of the United States
They viii neither be scduccd into 1t bv The
spgclonS prctonCos OF The Administration
nor builied into 1t by the InsoIcut menace
that it shall continue the law Of the land
GIN spite Of their lamentations !" The con
dcmnatIoD Of he people has been spoken
| too loudly to be mistaken, and too strongly
TO be dcficd it has been pronounced at
the ballot-boX by a majority Of | 20 900 in.
| dependent voters. Wnh the single cxcep
ton IF the Legislature of South Carolina
~ popular body throughout The Union ha:
attempted to raise voice in lis favor. N,
statesman, however subscrvient to the
Kitchen Cabinet, with the solitary exccp
ton Of Mr.. CALHOUN 5 tail in a State "sol
ltary and alone" has dltrea to propose
| legislative expression IN lis favor. Aut
yet we are told that the Su6,Trc0sury i
the Democratic doctrine, and that 1t Is I,
| be made the tombstone Of the Democrat il
! faith !-COurier & Enquircr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

him oft the Sentinel on the Canada question.
The latter gentleman, to be sure, was re-
Gently a candidate for office, and the good
people of this town expressed their conf.
dencc in his ability aud integrity by electing
him to an honorable station. The two
other individuals alluded to are merely
private citizens, and iuasmUch as they are
quiet well-disposed ncgbbors, we do not
perceive the motive FOR arraigning them on
the present occasion. Possibly, however,
our neighbor Wnsow may be in the same
state of mind that the old lady was, who,
in the midst of festive congregation, burst
out in violent fit Of lamentaton. Being
interrogared Us TO the cause Of her grief
% dear " says she. my poor dear husband
that died Of the small pox! I've borne it
tweniyycars, but | cau't nor won't stan it
any longer! Boo hoo hoo i!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-12

The MEETING IN MoNTRGAL.-The
Montreal papers bring us the proceedings
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
Person county
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1887.
Charles Mason,
Hcrdy Walters, administrator 'O'
Of Thomas n Alien, dec d

uGHay " Wsefs. anfHfHtAUat0T L
Of Thomas n Alien, dec
4 7 appearing tot satisfaction ot the Court
that MrttuCsn Allen, one nC The children
and heir al law a. Thomas u. Allen, deceased,
is pot an inhahiaDt Of this state: II u ordered
BY the Court, tina, publication be made in The
HiIlsburoueh Recorder. for the space OF six
weeks that unless thu said Memucan Alien ap
pear before the Court of P cas- and Quarter
=. sslons, TO be held for Person county, 4 the
court house IN Thorough. 10 the state uf
North arohna, on the 3rd Monday in March
nexl and then aud there show cause WHY the
taads oil " hieh said Tn, mas n. Allen died seiz-
ed and possessed, should not be sold; t.a' N"
ssId lands vii lie sold TO ss,IEfy the plaintiff =
recovery
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price ADJ ~ ID ua--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

irish Vita gentleman wishing to
know the price Of coal. and observing an
freshman standing near load. OF which
he took hlm 10 br The owner, inquired
how l. coal now!"--. Black as ever, your
hoaor," was The ready reply.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09


sRnK ssssrssasF aaElhg Alsly gsssa nssiss
- ahaa ~ haa again laksa me Hlilshoreaga
Penal seminsry snder hls immediate iasirss-
sioa sna eoairsl. deems q due 20 ~ Paehe
ao.s 10 stalls, that sner ths date 81 that adFef-
sisemeak, Ne has deiermiued O. remove irom
lEilisboEongh, and thai hls eonnenan with thai
lnssilual0n a, af course. dissolved DE trusts
aowesef. that hs separslion from The school
MI nol iaiuFiaasly aGera iis Interests. 80 ne
isdlss IN whose care i q ten are long uled ana
approved lnsgFarlreases. Their past diligence
,na success aSofd the besi pledge for the eon-
sei~nlious discharge of Their future is6auFs.
~ heller evidences need he giyea Of ths cor
rect and erIliral nsfure &c the mode o. lnsirue.
ton pursued in this srhool. than the Tact taai
ia papils are generally s.uehi alter. and men
y spprored A Insfrueiressrs Ia other seLoals.
Fhe following statement Of terms. &c 70 r.
oss,ed Cor the infoFmsilos e The public.
TERxs on TUITION, payable IN aduules.
Literary branches, I:' cas- lesr sssl ss "a "a
distraction on Piano and Guitar lesehl = g
Drawing and PsIntinR -
Ornamental NeedlewOfk lAuslinl 70
Do. DO. teTewen W
| Freneh Language ID W
Lessons in Music and Painting are eisea oy
a COM eieni and approved lasirsrirrss.
The French language Is tadR 4 ss hatse OF
| France Ia gentlemaR every way quahhea.
Baa,d nav BE- ob,ainedfia TrsPse'ao'e ian'-
tiss a. 90 - Slope month
.9fsw boaSdsrs nth Do Eseeissa inio ina lamAy
1 sfiks principal IasiTlxirsss.
M.,rh h, I0-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
February 10.
Notice.

ATs meeting of the Commissioners Of
n the Town of Hillsb"rough. held On
the 9Th inst. il was ordered that The ful-
lowing ordinance be pubIishrd in the
HilIsborough Recorder for ,hre weeks,
with notice iha, the said ordinance vii
be in force from aud after The lst day Of
April next
>eli,oi Is. .snd be IL further ordained That
it shall b. the d. If Very "wn.' = occUpant
&c q dwelling use. store '"use az shop, 10
saii tow 70 p uvGr twa suih rent 'a'ide's,
one TO extend anl Tesc g.. the ewes ot the
house an. III "iheE TO txiend in thence 10
the comb Of the roof thereof u der penalty
Of not exceeding twu dolla's. AMI also b. sub
iect to the further penslly OF uae lOliaf for eve
~ week he or che shall neglect to provide sad
ladders.
BY ordrs of the Bos't,
THOS. CLANCY. ToUn Clerk.
February "a NJ Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
RoUG II. n. C.
PUBLISHED WEAKLY
~ DENNIS HEARTT,

At THREE DOLLARS YEAR, 81 TIVE pOiLA"'
TIFTr CENTS ~ PAID ~ AiyikCE'
1hos. Who 40 tot give notice Of Their WISE
10 have their paper d,rconiinued Of the tAPHs
ton Il The year, will be presumed as desm" y
its { continuance until couniermsnded - ~" y.
paper will be Discontinued until oil arresleep
are paid, unless 81 TIE option a the pm it"e"
Advertisements rot exceeding sixteen l're..
one dollar for TIE fret, end ia eniy fivr tc"w
tor zach sutsequer, ipst rti.r; longer cnet e., -
mr.. norton, & UuTt advertist mrnts tweFi! NV
per cent heher. 4 o'du, tnr e 33t pfe'""
viii h. mao "a advertisers by the year
Al ller,eIs upcI business relstiys u @f'
per must be post padd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

BLANKS for sole at this VDses.