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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
cxNrnAT. ASSEMBLY OF vInc..a
HOUSE OF DELEG.fTES.
TUESDAY, January %, ISIS.


A petition was presented, by Mr..
Lucas OF citizens of Jefferson for an
amendment 10 the act of 1893. making
provision for the transportation al fee
persons Of color. so as TO place the fund
more Immediately under the control OF
tie State Colonization Society.
MIR. Watkins. from the Committee
on Roads and Internal Navigation re-
ported With amendments, bill au,ho-
rlL'nc loan on the part Of the State TO
the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
Company.
On motion OF Mr. Chapman Of Mon
roe, amended ~ the motion Of Mr..
Smith Of |. Of w, leave was given 70
bIing IN a bill repeating an act passed
March 3J'h, 1871, entitled An act ex-
emp'iny certain portion Of the prcper.
iy OF poor debtors from executions and
o'hef habi!!ties-end Messrs. Chaomao
IT Monroe. Smith Of Isle Of Wigb,
Alexander, Hill. C.utchfeld. Ford
Strange, Park, Clayton, Mccoy. Fish
or and Oslesby vera appointed Com.
Iiitee TO bring in the Bill.
HOUSE or DELEG. TIES
WEDNESDAY,, January -, IS3a.
\ Petition wls presented bv Mr.
Peter, OF citizens Of Jefferson. Tor an
act at incorporation to build A bridge
across the Shenandoah River at Har.
pers-Ferry.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherrard. the
Treasurer ol the Common wealth w,g
requested - lay before the House a
statement Of the amount paid by the
Banas OF this Commonwealth a. a n.
nus, since the period Of their incorpo-
ration; and also Of the amount Of diyi.
deeds paid BY each ct said Banks. on
account Of the stock held therein bv
TIE Commonwealth; and slso the
amount Of profits made by said Banks
\ ball q authoiisa thr removal nj
causes IA E7uity from the Inferior To-
TIE superior COuh', was passed.
lac hill providing Tor thc punish
neni Of gaming in CERTAIN eases" was
taken Up md after an animated con.
'ersaiion on The question r ingiciing
the punishment Of vhipuiuy uDon
white men found ylmbl,ns with nc.
sfoeS TIE bIll was lail upoa the sable.
De speaker presented a communi.
Gallon iTom ;h- Auditor Of Public Ar.
counts TRANSMITTING. IN compli,ncs
with a resolution Of The House. a sta,e.
nent II tie number Of lunatirs coo6n.
ID "a the jiils Of the Common wealth
"iih The expense OF their maintenance
~ lhis report 70 appears there are 40
confined about 80 luuliics. and chat the
expense q their maintenance and
clothing duuor the past Gsc,l wear
amounted 10 5000
On Mr. Cuirhfeld's motion. tbe
report was ordered % be printed. au5
on $50. Harrison = motion. referred u
Tie Committee on lhe subject.
HOtSE or DELEGATES
InrnspAy Jaunary -.
TUE BANKS.
hr Wo1'fois called up be rcsnlu.
hon laid on lhe table a few dave since
~ ihf following pords;
"Rssoired That lhe President of the
tsrmfI. Bank. aod tbe PrcsiJen. Of
lEe Bank 81 Virginia be re1ues,sd ~
eommunira's 90 the House he mo-.
nation eallcG 10 By The House "a Dei.
egaiel, BY q resolulioa adopted an ~.
10th June, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

has the following paragraph: IAN
armed body Of Loyalisis came out TO
Champlsin few days since. and kid
napped eleven Canada Patriots. Pos
sibly THIS announcement will be eonsi-
dered InhaInmatory, but cant help II.
| hope devo,edly this is not true, Tor. IL
Il is. Vermont viii again be in a sge.
The Albany Argus publishes letter
from Piailsburg, which saws that three
British subjects. in crossing the iines to
coue 20 the States. we're shot by the
guards. The Canadians, II is added
are coming 10 the States in great num-
brrs to avoid taxing the oath Of allie
glance.
The hlhess corpus net Is suspended
in Upper CsnadA. AL foreigners found
in arms are 90 be shot.
From a. CifrslSad Ht,alg. Jsnussy ~
THE WESTERN CANADN wAR-IIos-
TIItriES COMMENCED.
By the mail this afternoon. We have
Detroit papers to the 18th. That city
is IN 4 high stale OF excitement, and
has been the theatre 81 stirring events.
On The night OF the 9Th The Jail vas
forced, and 40 stands Of arms siolen.
\ detachment Of militia was sent in
pursuit, bot the Patriots had taken
.Ihem TO Gibraltar, out OF reach Of the
troops.
British troops arc concentrating a,
AmhersIburg. and the Detroit Adver-
hser'e>iImstes the royalIsts under arms
on tie Western frontier at 1000 or 1900
strong.
The Patriots at Bois Blanc. an Eng.
hsh Island at the mouth OF The Detroit
rlyer. were estimated on the Sih al
from $40 10 lGO0, we'll armed and sup.
Piled with ammunition. The Adver.
User says volunteers 20 the Piiriot
cause are hourly arriving from the in =
terror. and wagons and every species oi
small craft are conveying them 10 the
place Of rendezvous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

.besfys. Wise and Gksksos. The ru-
nor by some means pot IN circulation
Yesterday bot gaming little credit IN
ihis cfy, 90 ihe effect that = casual
encounter. fatal 70 Doe a. he ssav
had occurred between Messrs. Wise
and Ghoi' On. proves 20 have been at
irfly uniouBded. There vas 40 rueh
coiiisio %, and according 10 the Sub
joined remark. IN ihe Alexandra c.
zet's oi ihis morning. there will be RI,
such coli.i7n-- and " 20. 90 much tie
mofe credfstls 70 both the parties
lhai paper says ;--"la reply 90 cone
inquire from abroad ue would state.
thfre o. ssid 10 Wuhinaion 10 Be no
probability u SIGHT between M rue
and Mr G5ei'oH. Wbsia dissppoint-
mcnt this must be 10 nanvi''
iBsiEaso,s Pc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

- Nmn"F 'ir- lahr9r,rs IN the Et,Iay ,i,e-
srd, there nrv none, ~hur, a. dis. 81 d, more
. sira'.t ," rsisr Wy tac sympsii,s sn,, ,s,o,tr
., -,t % htrr.fy adventure, th-n those Who a., .
g. their tSlr.tN q uir srgNi.c q u,e pui lee
ifrr-S Gpo,i f,,lras AMI god g. lsSy are ,qgal-
j. " l-i"i iy al opposite course. The ,,l q
~h',h tho ia-tiiirus, std people WhO ne ~
lr""i hsius -. complain ~, tbs, t,v svat,rs arr
,"G'r"ly trs ~ lhe srii-Irsir-t. good
18th aud eu'utysy. Which "a lrng g. s,.sd siri,ty.
~ tus, u would DC piuii,, i'us~tI tbAsk, who
ittr ss'rniul esciasi,a "a ggo.l -DCletv O., the
a?Ptorri.te rrrn.'y or It's .pcyife ,,il' Bat
one eN-mllr vii q father i'.sn G:is l-,iitr,s--
There sHohriy " hn uce,i gt,i sh,nlri II . pro.
'sisu - sh.,h Nv Fo"tla"gr. 49, m,u.brr
10, m~N u'll b. cNp-eied g. 10 Tor his Ut. &. =
'iJn Shai Gsrtirk .,d Rcyu"laa did fr ih,irx -
lEL.jrrg Hcy4e.s, .JJ'y 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01


We publish to-day the ProeeedIo,, ~ a..
tso Buren, party " Ri0s " ard, Phiisdslph,,
oy which u will be seen that there /. a dlvl
SION N the family. snd that The sseeder, Ar,
ior Ar. Clay. Bsh- Psssiss
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Al an unusually large and respect..
bic meeting Of the Democratic Citizen,
OF Pine Ward. convened in pursuance
OF public notice on Friday Evenin0
the OH inst. at Corbin's long room.
Tine Ward Hoter-FRANcIs TIN.
MINIS, Esq. was called 10 the Char
end b. G'nnity. Esq. was appointed
Secretary.
A long report from the Commute.
Of Observation and Vigilance VA,
made and adopted. Af.er which IN,
following. among other resolutions wer,
passed unanimously
R,soyred, That we have been r.luc.
family constrained TO abandon all conf.
denoe IN the honesty add ftness' n
Martin Van Buren,, and while we de.
Piore the continued sufferings Of the
country under his mad and proh,,s,e
Administration, We congratulate our.
selves that At rs close there will be an
rntire and thorough regeneration Of TIE
country.
ResoirSi. Tia, from the obvious arI
general conservative spirit which !,
abroad, ana the strong continued and
invaluable support IL has derived IRON
the Strenuous exertious and lofty
achievements Of HENRY CLAY. Of
Kentucky, there IS proud and conf.
dent hope To- be INDUCED, that ibis en-
hghtened and experienced statesman.
and pure and distinguished patriot will
IN 1910 be called to accept the highes,
service and the brightest reward Of hi,
grateful country.
ResotD,d. That the entire Democra-
ey OF Pennsylvania should support thi,
stern and incorrupiible republican for
the next President OF the United States.
let HIM be nominated by whatever par
ty, and agains, all other candidates who
may be proposed for that office.
Rssoireds Tha, the proceedings Of
ihis meeting be published IN the Amer
lcan Sentinel, and Pennsylvania, the
keystone, and the Globe, and tha, ten
thousand copies be printed in a pam
phlet form. 10 be distributed under the
direction o! the Committee of Ohser-
walton and Vigilance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Tie Exploring Erpedifioa.-It is
stated IA the New York Journal OF
Commerce. on what is asserted To be
good authority. that the cor frnand OF the
Exploring Expedition will be offered TO
Captain PERRY. who, II is also said.
will decline a..
a communication in the same paper,
hon a creditable source. asserts that
the squadron is now TO consist Of the
new sloop Lrvant Dust launched at
Brooklyn, add which will not be ready
for sea under two or thee months.
The store ship, one Of the clipper briggs,
and the BIl'imore schooner. the one
that was built for the purpose having
been condemned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Highly Interesting Suii.-An action
for damages has been for several DAYS
Penoing IN Baltimore County Court.
brought by Mr.. Cornelius Delano. Of
Massachusetts, VS.. Stockton & Stokes.
to recover compensation for injuries re-
eeIved through the negligence ard care
lessness Of the ageat or driver OF one OF
their coaches, IN the year 1893, on the
Washington road. John r. Cooke. of
Virginia, T.. e. Lee, and X. N. Mar.
tin, Esqs. are counsel for the plaintiff.
Reverdy Johnson and John Glenn.
Esq'., counsel for the attendants
The argument before The jury Is ex-
Pecied TO begin to-day. The damages
are laid al SI0,0O1.-Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Tie Committee Of Roads. in the
Hous" Of Delegates. have reported a
bill Tor extending the North Western
ROAD from Winchester TO the town Of
BerryNiile. IA the comfy OF Clarke
The PRECEDENT aud Directors. (,he
Board OF Public Work. are authorized
TO borrow fifteen thousand dollars for
the Purpose Of constructing TN, branch
OF 'he Road. Tins improvement. when
completed. will make continuous
chain from the District Of Columbia To
the Ohio Riyer.-Rich. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

EnUcAriov 1T b. asm much he daiy
u Lcgi'laipfes % supply pre,cntves TO
ciiue A. 90 enact laws thai the iud,
cary may punish them and we see
every where crime and isnorsnce con
nrcie4. We 60 not mean 60 say that
those - ho ba,e leafning Do not con n,it
cHmet huiPopular Eiuca'i1n 81 az Al.
most certain preventive ol that .qusl,d
misery ubirb seems % break doEp an
barfieF1 % frtoe. and make the only
check 30 actual crime ihe want a oo.
poFtDuIty FL O. s. Gsrsiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Ricaaoxp. Ian. 81.

.
Ia TIE House Yesterday. Mr.. Pry,on
OF Boieiouri. introduced strong anti.
Sub Treasury resolutions. which lac
moved 10 lay OPoR.lhe table. lie sta
ted. that h. did not desire discussion
that he deprecated it-but should not
shrink from IT. # il were pressed upon
hln. lie merely offered his resolu.
hons 10 90 forth 10 the public. along
with those which had been offered by
others a' embodying the sentiments 0.
respectable portion Of the House.
Mr. Venable, though not dcsirous Of
prccipi'a'ing discussion. diGsred with
the gentleman from BJ,eiourl in lie.
p5rca'lug discussion At I'll. The qucs.
ton was one oC such importance. iha,
Il demanded full and deliberate eonsid.
Grafton. While schemes are on hand
10 iniurc materially the interests OF the
Commonwealth, he thought they ough,
To be boldly met and bsfled. MIR. V.
was about inveighing agains, the pro.
Jecis Of the administration, when he
was called 20 order.
MIR. Bolts requested that some one OF
he movers of the currency resolutions
would name day for their considera.
ton. Bat no day was proposed. and
The disposition appeared to prevail With
many to give the repor: on Internal
Improvements precedence over all
other northumberland FHig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Gen Jackson used 60 ssy that The world
was governed too much, sud he might say Il
now with great deal ofpropreiy, as Il 1st.s
about one-hslf of the world 10 govern tie bs..
anee. The number Of officers CRESTED By TO
Destruction OF the u. 5 8snk, Is beyond No
power Of 4 common man TO eouat. TAsya rs
ike the lOcusts Of Egypt and more appear O.,
be coming. The last supply furnished ~.
We think, batch Of agents to travel about ths
county ard examine the post Offices, the
young sub-treasuries. take an account oT.,osk.
and pass on We are not informed by Mr.
Kendall, ~hO - their master, % What numhsr
he Raa Thought proper IN extend biz agents.
buttrom the fact that he has published to The
post masters. these same sgents will appear IN
them every two weeks. We suppose the whole
number must be immense, probably 3 thou
sand OF 90. They are 10 come on the sub
treasures Ike thief In The biEhi, asd for
saght we know, have IN the sane manner
what salary Is aihxrd 10 the newly created
office. We are unable 20 ~. or What came 70
20 be gwen TO them. Probably that % Inonsy
counters 10 bis ms Josiy - HAs,Eng TiuI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

70 years aga. every o8e y 10 did not
eul'R'ze ihe State Banks. was dsnoune-
90 hy the admiHi.traiion e. q fsderal.
~ Nov every n.sB. who dsss sulo-
EiFs Their, = denounced e. fsderal-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

The Correspondent Of the N. York
Courier aud Enquirer. The Spy in
Washington, under date Of the 20,h
'nsi-, IA speaking Of the Mississippi,
election, aud The remarks Of Mr.. Prem
'tss, says:--"The argument Of Mr.. Prem
hss y unsnswerable; and although
vel know The power 81 party discip-
hne, yet DO not believe. nor never
WI believe, until the vote is given.
that VA the face Of that argument. a ma-
loriiy can be found In the House oC
representative. 20 coa6rm The dee,-
son made atihe ESha Session. Nv
opinion now i that Prentiss and Word
VII be received o. members Of Con
sTess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Married 81 Summer County Ten.
nessee, MT. James Lvon 20 N,.s ss,sb
lamb The scriptures are fuifHinr-
ior the Lyon cod the Lamb have lad
down together
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

9sSslioo. which. il 10 hoped. will be
settled speedily, no obstacle will be in
the Nay ga calm consideration Of the
great subject Of State improvement
The spirit seems to eAisl among the
memoirs more generally than We have
seen It. 90 do something 10 revive the
energies OF the Old Dominion. and
place her once more in the front rask
of her sister sovereignS.
fRteata,af HAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Foreign Graia.-It is said. that large
lmporta,Ions of Foreign Wheat are
shortly expected TO arrive from Europe.
In Liverpool alone, upwards Of 20O, 900
bushels have been bought for n. York
market-the cost there is from IS cd
to IS cd for 20 lbs, averaging about 81
cents for our bushel Of 5Olbs; the duty
is about ~ cents, and other charges
something like 50 cents, which will
make it COS, in our markets about 81
3D. LynetJurg Yirginim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The COMMITTEES on Roads and Inter.
nal Navigation have concocted an er.
:en1se and liberal system Of Internal
Improvements 60 be submitted % the
Legislature.
The report proposes Toe f0Ilouin1
among other improvements:
a Rel Road from the Tennessee
llne 70 Evansham. 10 Wylhs county.
thence a branch 60 DsnuIle. ADD an0-
iher 90 Buchanan ~ Lynchburz.
a Mlcadauized Road from Buchan
an % Winehssier.
A Turnpike from Slaunion. through
Bath, Penfleion, SC 10 The Ohio r..
yer near Pafkersburg.
u - pfoposcd 10 make these various
and important improvements on State
account. by q loan a. eight millions.
which d is saiJ. can be obtained o. I
per cent
The sobject ell Be brought before
ihe Legislature AZ an early day; snd
afer the dispoaiiion q the caueney
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01


Mir. Peter, Of the Virginia House of
Delegates, has introduced motion
(Which was carrieI) directing the com.
mi;'ec on Courts OF Justice 10 consider
the eXpediency OF so amending the
Laws IN relation 10 Jurors. as TO allow
them certain sum per day for their
services. We hope the. Legislature
will allow a PER diem. The present
system is unpleasant 20 the sheriff aud
frequently oppressive to the Juror. A
man who comes 10 town on important
business, Is frequently dragged upon a
jury when his presence at some other
place IS OF the FIRST importance to him
self and others. The effect Of the sys.
ten Is, TO chase every man from town
after the first days court; then the
sheriff is compelled to take the mer.
chant from his counter. the Joiner from
has plane, the blacksmith from his an.
vi. and, sometimes, TO The everlasting
shame OF the system be II spoken > the
editor from his table.
IL is really amusing 10 witness in
Virginia, the court day races after 10.
rorS. So soon as that ugly customer,
he sheriff. is seen perambulating up or
Gown the streets, aay unlucky wight
who may happen TO be on the pavement
at the time, pops under the nearest
bridge or woodpile tothe no small dam
age Of his clothes or nose. or probably
more fortunate. he makes his adodg-
rIsnF into some cellar, salubrious with
the perfumes of stsgnant water, where.
1t the sheriff does not succeed in clutch.
ing him. the ague will. The sheriff
driven 20 desperation by the difficulties
ne may have encountered in complel.
ing his jury, pursues, discovers and
brings from the hen house or cellar.
the Ill fated fellow, who. when disco.
vered, looks more like loafer caught
IN some uncomfortable act, than like
one cslledupon by the laws Of his coun.
try to decide between meun and ieu,n
Sometimes the sheriff is assisted-by
some one anxious 10 ing:aliate bimsell
with the officer, 80 as To prevent hun.
self from being nabbco-in hunting up
some ono Who has given leK.bail: bu,
no sooner dOes the sheriff secure al,
runaway, than he turns round to his
worthy coadjutor with-'Summon YOU
TO serve on the jury -case Of Snooks
"a. Clutierbuek--a mere action of debt
soon over The poor fellow with a
lugubnous phiz, walks With solemn
step and slow, To The tune OF the dead
march, 20 the Court House. where. AZ.
ter listening 10 the evidence and arsu.
meats for II hours. he proceeds 20 the
jury room. determined 10 decide which.
ever way the other eleven DO. bat some
illnatufed juror agrees o. dg.agrce.
and be makrs bis pillow npon hard
benches until The period arrives foT the
adjournment ofcourt.
lFood.fock ssnGnsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Mr.. WISE.-On this Qen,lemsn's
late visit to Richmond. he vas invited
TO plrtAke Of a Public Dinner, which
he very politely declined, urging the
necessity of an immediate return 10 his
duties At Washington, but vas persuad.
ed 10 pariake OF a supper al the Pow.
hatan House. which vas given him by
a large number Of the ci,i1ens and
members Of the Legislature. Robert
Sianard. Esq. pretded assisted by
Lieut.. Governor McFarland. Wyndham
Roberison, James Lyons Samuel s.
Saunders and James W Dibfen Esoq.
In reply 90 toast complineuiins bp
fearless and patriotic course IN Con.
grcss. Mr. Wise made a speech, which
very much interested ;he company -
Mr. Sianard Likewise addressed the
in reply 20 q complimentary
sentiment There we're 80 gentle.
men present and much good feel,n,
ADD un1uiui'y d continent prrvailcd
ifyneibne l eiaira
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

United States Bank IN London We
hnd in > London paper Of the OH Of
December, an article from which we
extract the following paragraph:
The opening OF the United States
Bank, which has been established here.
conducted by Mr. Samuel Jaudon. has
already been Of material importance TO
the American trade, IN providing the
means Of easy and safe remittances.-
The orders received for British manu-.
featured and other goods by the packet
ship Ofpheus aud Sampson, which
have come in this week. are consider
able. by which increased employment
will be given 10 the inhabitants Of the
manufacturing districts. during. IL !.
hoped, the greater portion Of the incle
meat season Of the year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

JoHN u. BORIS. who contested the
election Of Mr. WnITlNG. the returned
Delegate from the county of Henrico.
has been declared by the House 10 be
eutiilcd Is the seat. The Committee
reported him elected by a majority Of
three. The House rejected the three
votes. thus leaving a nc. Mr.. Boris
came in on the certificate Of he She
rih, that be would have voted f,r him
had there been a tie al the poll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

MORE cONSHRVATtaa1

NUNE CUNSENVATI9M
we publish to-day the proceedings Of n.
Vac Buren party " Pi0s ward, Phiisdslph;,
oJ which viii be seen that there /. q dIVl
s'0n m the family. snd that he sseeders .r.
Toe Nc. clay. Bsll- Passiss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13
To Stock Breeders.

SIN : subscri - hss a. Ig.Poks d GILL
4 OF the Ayrshire breed. nov a. ior use
tie will render service al five doi.afs per Cow'
or to any careful maa he would farm him nn-
al October aeat AIgyie Is a. aaIn'ai u beau
iIfaI form, now II fac health AID condition
tie was selected ~ z, glaGd AZ the best adapt
ed % our eoualry, the whae stock berg re-
,narkabe tor their Easy keep. aBd fiae milking
qll'Hies.
aavr also an IMPORTED RAN ! would
'asn nu' the cam'ug seasou; he 10 of the Lei
crstrr breed, 50 femOus tor early maturity, tue
ness and quao'ity VI their wu"l, aud leeding
Nradis aad proh,ahiy Or the table.
- sock aas Dtcn lmroned al great sX.
nense snh the hop Of improving l.. ate
and sheep 81 my nativt state and II my i.l-
lnw cit zeas DO not avail themselves & the op-
p1rtunny, tley must bame them YES, AZ,
me.
ALLEN JONES DAVIE.
March 90 IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13
Notice.

IT is hoped that a I thes, i.,dcbted 20 the firm
u Of HUNTING TON & LYNCH up 10 the
list Of October 1887, viii cal and setilc their
accounts wIih the subsrnber immediately. a.
such a settlement Is ahsolutriy necessary 10
the adjustment Of their affairs Z hope this no.
tlcI wal DOT be dlsIsgatced
LEMuEL LYNCH.
October &c g3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13

APOSTROPHE

AfUS huFnE
Ts lie fllSss that iakazsAly SILL the fra Bird
efSPriaR n Mrs. Hszsa.
Who art thou. esiiltf. that with borrowed gun
And stolen powder. aimed thy felon shot,
n eruslty's mere wanloaness. II one
Much Thy superior, that had harmed thee n0ti
Art thou not some miserable bore .
No freshman. bit an Old experiences eheaf
Thou sanst not senior be. or SOPHOMORE
Perhaps tailor oui Of Chapel street.
No. for tailor 10 an honest nan;
Bur thou ar, nothing that can be Of usei
A hsartless sinner against nature's plan,
who ne'er designed such an unfsathef'd goose.
DAMS tsmpls At old EPhssus,
Was burnt once ~ fool that wanted fame
But thou. whose deed feruelty men curse,
More kaays than fool art, hidess thy foul name.
whoe'er than sr,. only wish that ghost
or mardered swallow, or poor bOb-a.link
May perch ~ midnight on thy seant bed post
And see . coward Meath the blanket sink.
And tat whsOs'er for music thou dost sigh,
instead Of birds q tsrmagani's shriii note
Theu'.t hear, and when thou wOeid'st deEoor
duck pie.
A piece Of bone would tsrry in thy throat.