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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22
Madisonville, June Is. 1889

y. B. In relation to a statement have
just read in the Vicksblrg Sentinel. of
June 18th, charging me in connection
with one or two others, with having De-
ceived and defrauded the Sheriff Of this
county, BY buying property and failing
to pay for Il give It the most unquailh-
ed denial. I'll my purchases have been
made with ms own means and for INV
individual interest, with some two or
three exceptions. IN which members Of
the Bar, resident IN the county. were my
partners,1 and for all Of which ! have
fully and completely paid In proof 81
this, the records Of the county. as well
as the following copy OF "A receipt Ithe
original ofwhich Is open TO the Inves,iga-
ton of all.) fully establish.
Y. +. WALKER.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22


State, and the Democratic nominee FOL
reelection.
UTE are authorised TO announce Col
w Thos. Sanders, Of MadlsOnyllle- as
candidate for State Treasurer, at the ensuing
election
H%TE are authorised TO announce AndeT-
Wv SON Hutchinson, Esq, OF Ray
mond, as a candidate for the Office o: ChanceI
Tor of the State, the November Election.
U7E are authorised TO announce Col. II
w Phillips, as candidate for Senator o
Madison county.
WYE are authorised to announce Col. d,
| w NJ. fulton, as a candidate for sena
tor for Madison county.
NE are authorized to announce
w Mitchell CalhOon, as candidate
for Senator for Madison county.
WYE are authorized TO announce John T.
w bearing, Candidate to represent
Madison county at the ensuing election.
WTE are authorised to announce Lewis VI.
W Garrett, Esq, as q candidate TO rep
resent Madison county at the ensuing election
ENTE are authorised to announce Mai. }
w C. OFT, a candidate to rePresen
Madison county at the next election.
WE are authorized to announce
/ w VIM. ). Bailey, as candidate for
/ Probate Judge of Madison county.
/ SNTE are authorized to announce the
w Hon. Thomas ShacLlefOrd, as a
candidate for reelection to the office OF Judge
of Probate for Madison county
VNTE are authorised to announce o. F.
Wv Pack, as a Candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk.
WE areauthorised to announce Thomas
w III. Gillespie. as a Candidate for Cir
cult Court Clerk.
"TE are authorised to announce WIN.
w Riley, as a Candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk.
VETE are authorised TO announce VIM.
w Montgomery, as a Candidate Tor
Circuit Court CLERK.
NETE are authorised to announce samuel
Wv VI. FIOuTnOy, as a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Sheriff of Madison
county.
NTE are authorized to announce John
w j. Henry, as Candidate for Sheriff
of Madison county.
VXTE are authorized to announce samuel
w HambIen, as a Candidate for Sheriff
Of Madison county
WYE are authorized to announce :. d.
w Livingston, as Candidate for Sheriff
of Madison county.
WYE are authorised to announce James
w A. Pugh. as a Candidate for Sheriff
of Madison county.
WE are authorized to announce AIagness
w league, as a candidate fer Sheriff
OF Madison County.
WE are authorised to announce t. j.
Wv smith, as a Candidate for Sheriff of
Madison county.
WTE are authorized to announce
w virgil a. stewart, a candidate
for Sheriff of Madison county.
ENTE are authorised to announce y. b.
w whitehead, rs a Candidate for
Sheriff of Madison county.
WYE are authorized to announce Col. I
w Joseph HI. Vannoy, as a Candidate
or Assessor and Collector.
gXTE are authorised TO announce r. II.
wv Cox, a Candidate for Assessor
and Collector.
NTE are authorised 10 announce Archibald /
w Clark, as a candidate for Assessor and
Collector of Madison county.
yNTE are authorised to announce Geo. w.
w King, as a candidate Tor County
Treasurer
WYE are authorized to announce VI.
w yanderhurst, a candidate for
County Treasurer.
NETE are authorised TO announce John L.
w Cameron, as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Clerk of Probate of Madi-
son county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22
June 10. 1899.

q HAVE been confined by indlspos
- to my bed for the last twenty DAYS,
and have consequently been unable 20
answer or coniute the rumors IN cl-cg.a-
ton. preJudical 70 my standing and cha
racter as gentleman / have learned
that these reports have gained some ere
dence among my fellow citizens. much 60
my injury. have now only To request
the public to suspend their opinions until
they can hear the facts Of the ease. a. u
here deny every charge made against
me, and pledge myself as a gentleman
TO disprove, as far as a negative vii ad-
NIT OF every allegation made against my
character. TO the satisfaction Of everv
honorable and unPrejudiced mind
" F. WALKER
MadisonviIIe, June Is. 1889
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

MARRIED-In Mount Sterling, Ken
lucky, on the 3Oth May, Mr. JAMES H.
MASSEY, to MISS ANN E. RAINEY, daugh-
ter of Mr.. James Rainey, all OF this
county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22
sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hall & Payne, I On alias 4. IA on bond
VS. November term 1889.
James II. Johnson and Madison circuit court
Josiah BurTough,
Dennis Holden,
VS. Same and same.
James II. Johnson and
Josiah Burrough,
Com. Bank of Narchez
use &c. Alias pIeurias f. IA
VS. Same and same.
Benz Williams,
BENZ F. Chambers, and
Joseph NJ. Sitter.
PY virtue of the above stated cases. 10
- me directed, viii expose 10 public
sale, for cash, al the Courthouse door,
in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday IN July, 1885.
A certain Negro Girl named Kinda.
Levied on as the property of Sitter &
Johnson, and will be sold 10 satisfy the
a bove stated cases.
5. VI. FLOURNOY, Shift
BT B. LITTLE, Deputy
June % 24-25 Pr fee S5l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

Thlrtv gszat hea1 60 CaFe1r.
~~NeaHs five hra4 - h.
TArwr hra8 ca faaE~r- 49,
anrgr n 60 g. t1xWm-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

NTE are authorized to announce the
w Hon. Thomas Shackleford. as
candidate for reelection to the office OF Judge
IF Probate for Madison county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

WYE are authorised to announce WIN.
w Riley, as a Candidate for Circuit
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

"TE are authorized to announce
w VIM. ). Bailey, as a candidate for
Probate Judge of Madison county.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

NTE are authorized to announce John
Wv j. Henry, as Candidate for Sheriff
of Madison cnLlntE-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22


EsE J. p Cess
~ eE-zs .P- E-~ So
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

WYE are authorised to announce o. f.
w Pack, as a Candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

"TE are authorised to announce Col. II.
w Phillips, as a candidate for Senator OF
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

ENTE are authorised 10 announce Mai. j
w c. OFT, as a candidate to TePresen
Madison county az the next election.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

WYE areauthorised to announce Thomas
w II. Gillespie. Candidate for CIR
emit Court Clerk
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-22

VETE are authorised TO announce VIM.
w Montgomery, as a Candidate Tor
Circuit Court Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-31
the lost boY

: I
The following intervening fsr, j. FelaE
Ell by Rev. y III. Siewaf,. N liisaccnuus
Of he wreck ofihs, RoiI.ssy Castle.
.'Amidst ihac Amos, oversize .ming
.dispesses. involving II one genera Gala
nifty. men. women. children. and even
lender infants, itisa resito lie heart 20
turn Tm q nsomsnt 10 some special wotks
Of disins mercy. am sure. my very dear
friend, The following incident. related 10
me.by tie fisher Of The bny. viii deeply
affect ynu. fIswas near Tue helm with
his child. ersspins his band. nIlihe waves
rolled over The quarter deck, and taking
with ihs:n several persons who were
standing near them, IL was 10 large safe
to retaain there, The father took ,lie
child in his hand. aud ran towards tho
sl,runis. but the Dos could NOT mount
with him. Tie cried out. therefore. Pa
,hsrl falhrrl do no, leave mel Bot and.
ing that his son could not climb with
him. snd that his own life was III danger,
he Withdrew ms haad. When morning
came. the father was conveyed on shore
With some other passengers who we're
pr.,srved, and as he vas landing he said
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-31

DlUus, snd al Damascus. and q many
other pisces % The nOrihWsTdi but on eli
sides bare rocks rear their sharp and
efzggy points, and fes wandering rig
rag paths lead between them. Every
where ssound The city isexlended = uild
and solitary country. and 10 the eastward
the eye ranges over The SUBMITS Of bare
arid elevations. and a. last resls on The
lofty and msieslir ridge ofbius mountains
bordering lhe Dead Sea. Here on The
summit Of the Mount Of Olives. ne may
lsEitmaiely indulge in the varied associa-
tons and recolleclions which The suf-
rounding landscape is so eminenty cal
cnlaled 10 draw forth. Here. undis-
tufbed BY the doubts which mast invade
every mind with regard 10 the identity 81
The different sacred places pointed out
below. Ne can leisurely survey The whole
prospect. and take in ., glance The thea
ire Of the great essAis in The Jewish
history. and of al The interesting eirrum-
stances attending the close Of our Sssiour's
life.
On that constcraled enclosure i'm
,nediaiely benesih our feet. once Stood
the gorgeous temple al I" the ~isest Of
kings" and in place Of The clear deep
ehsnt Of the muezrin. which 10 the only
sacred music now heard proceeding from
The SPOT. once issurd the sublime sounds
u praises and ,hanksgiSings 10 The one
true God. which accompanied the solem'
mites Of he Jewish worship, when 4" tia
Lsyiks. which were The singers. being
srrayed in white linen. having cymbsls.
and pssiieries, sad harPs, and with them
an hundred and twenty priests. sounding
viii rumpeis. WIRE as one. 10 make one
sound 10 be heard in praising and thanking
the Lord. when they lifted up their voice
with the irumpess and synlbsls, aud
instruments Of music. and praised ihs
Lord. saying. For he 10 good: for his
mercy sndurelh forever" ~
MsinopOiiiGn Magazine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-31
PROSPECTUS
or rHE #a.-.... ...
Marlborough Recorder,
Punf lsnEp RY n. mrARIT.

- - "S6SANs
SINCE the enlargement Of the Recon.
per. considerable accessions have been
made 70 the shbscnption list, and the
Editor has been encouraged fohope that
he was about 20 receive such an amour, u
patronage as would not only compensate
him for his sssluous and uncrasine lsboss,
but enable him further 10 liaprDve the 40.
pearanee and add % the usefulness Of lbs
pepper. But 10 realize dis hope. the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence In the Justice 81
the eause and the soundncss OF the prin.
cipies which he adropaies. and hating
truth Cor his polar star. he has neither
waycrcd nor faltctcd, even in the daskes,
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party arc actuafed by ihes purity ol
motive, and in their determination to pre-
serve undiminished their high privileges,
are animated By d real M, less fervens
than his oan. The rich legacy which
was Won for.ns By the active hands sud
s,ro:lg arms Of The Wings Of Inc Revolt.
iion. the Wings Of the presofeday knew
can be preserved only BY uniting wa,sh,
fulneSs and jealous guardianship. Unity
Of ptiaciple aud feeling Is calculated 70
produce unity Of action; Tie Editor OF the
Recorder therefore trusts. tina, all true.
hearted Wings viii GO operate wi,l, him,
BY assisting in the extension Of the cir
culation Of his paper.
Those Of his fellow citizens who diff.
Ser with tic Editor on some OF The qucs.
tons Of general policy, are assptrd ,ha, in
the discussion al all political subjects, he
will endeavor so 10 constrain himself as
"Noihinr to ct,rnuate,
Nor set down aucm in malice"
but in truth and soberneSs To do Justice
10 all parties. A large portion of the ca
iumns Of the Recorder viii be devoted TO
entertaining Miscellany. Moral ESSAYS,
Agriculture, and articles OF Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and smitl this ,arie.
~ It IS hoped that all will find matter to
smuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription 10 the Re-
eorder are as here,ofore--two dollars and
fifty cents IN advance. or three dollars al
the end ~ Tive year.
t"ly I -
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UNION HOTEL,
alli
HILLsHOK0UGH, N. [

n&L4@1p13& &Ns -
MARY A. PALMER q SON respect
w fully tender hanks . iheir friends
and ne public generally. for Ihs rery h
bersl psironses hsfeiolore extended %
then; and would inform de public dat
they have put themselves % considerable
pains end expense ID repairing and kftipg
sp lheif establishment Ihst stronger In
duesnens may be oGsred for public pat
fonsge.
Due ATTENTION will be paid IN Ihfir ia.
/ bic. which shall Be furnished with tbs
best die market can afford.
Their Bar vill be supplied with Ia.
quors Of The besI quality. and Ice IN sbun'
dance.
Their Stables sill be supplied wiih
abundan, pfo'endsf and careful attend
snee.
The travelling public are invited 10 give
Ihsm . call. and they are assured thai
every rxertion will be made 70 give 81
IislscIion.
p Two 90 three families can be ar.
eommodaifd wiih board and good rooms,
II The IlalsiFh standard all insers tk,
sbose three ssehs
Jsasi IS
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SfUsT RECEIVED fisIn Mes Igsl, sss =,
- sale By abe suhssfibef.
Superior cognisc Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Jamaica Rum.
Madeira,
msI.e.. Wines. Of rsry sup.ao,
Museat, s
.Clsref.
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale.
Irish Whisky.
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice.
Lump Sugar.
HS- The subscriber will Keep en-.
49, ssandy on hand. Er sale. utl!
made CARRYALI.S and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS.
THos. ID. GRAIN.
August. a.
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STATE OF NoRTn.cARoI.lNA.
Orange Comfy.
coun Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
August Term, 1889.
IiaIiinEI Pee 70. E'usl Crsrn.

Hs,iiHgs Pee ". E'vss Grsrth
Original attachment, levied On tract Of and
rrT appearing 10 the salisiattion Il the Court,
- that Elijah Caves, The defendant in this
Gaze, 10 not sn Ihhabiiani v this state; II 10
~ tie li,llsb0Eough Recorder sor elk weeks
suesr'siyely. Notifying the said defendant that
unless hs be and sppesr before the said Consi,
10 be held al the court ho,se n HILLSIDE, ongh,
on the fourth Monday d November next, and
fsPleSy or plead 10 issue, Judgment BY IefsuIi
will be entered against INN.
JOHN TAYLOR. Clerk.
Fries adv 81 90. Sew
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HILLSBoRoU Gil, n. {.
ruILlsgEp wExKlr
By DENNIS IIEARTT,

AZ rnRSE potIARs 4 TEaR, on TWO poIIakG
nvrr aESrsiF PAIR IN atvAScr.
Those Who do not give notice Of their sish
In have their paper discontinued at the sApna.
;:cn Of the year. will be- rrctumcd AZ desiring
it, continuance until rountrrmsnd rd .--Aad mr.
paper will he discontinued until all a-'rsta.,s
are paid, unless Ot the ept,nn 1T tho ruhhsh,'.
Advertisements not exceeding s,xttcu ms:.
one dollar for she hts,, and ~ twenty-five ccn's
loT gsrh subsequent insrtsIons longer ones ~,
rrepsi,ion, Court Acknowledgements twenty, f's
res On, high',. A dsdu, tipn 81 81 rcItr.'.
"lIl IL made 1" eavr.psrrs hf N, var.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-31

SfsIIE Stewards Hall. a. Chapel Hill. xill be
- raeani sitter thr LET day u January neEi.
The occupant vii BE- expected 10 board al
sssh students - may apply. Il . pfire not en-.
seeeng eight dollars per noaih, payable IN id.
tHnes. Ilr il allowed the use u the premises
free 81 rehi. and 10 use The deeaying timber in
the neighbsnbg forest f0T IRE s0Od. The
Buildings ere "a good order. and have sppuris.
nant eafasn and field u Absui fifirsn acres.
Applisaiscas can be addressed 10 Ihe sub.
seriber. on OF btiofe the let day of SoE..n.
Der neu.
cHAS. MANLY.
Ssrrt.sry 10 Bssvd u Trusisss.
Raleigh, September ~. IsJs. SIS
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Hi,hin hlmssii. ''H0H can ! see my Eis.
without having our boy WiIh me-" Mhsa.
however. the ehild's parent LEI 60 hls
hand. his heavenly Fashsr did noI lesss
him.
He wss Of he deck. but happily clung
10 part of he wreck on whieh some 9th
e. Of The passengers were aoaling. VIII
lhsm he Was mirscuiously preserved
When he was landing. not knowing Of
his falhes's safety. he said. I" II no use
10 take me ashore nov | hare lost ny
father" lie was. however, esrrird. mueh
exhausted. 10 The same house where his
father had been seat. and actually placed
in the same bed. unknosn 20 either. MI
clssped in eaeh others arms. When ne
read the interesting fart. regarding this
poor ship boy. lei us remember the words
Of David. When my father and mother
fofssks me. lhsn The Lord Iakeih me up"
PlougAmsn IN Trelarld.-Ths most
ludierous Of ,lI human objeeIs 10 an lfish.
man ploughing. 4 gigantic hsure--s
seven foot machine for turning potaioss
into human nature. wrapi up In an i'm
mense great coat. and urging on two star.
we'd ponies with dreadful iInprecaiinns and
upIified shilI.la. The Irish crow diseerns
= coming persuisile. and 10 no, inaiIenliys
10 the proceedings Of the needs. The
fnrow which 10 10 be the depository Of the
future crop. is mol unlike either IN depth
or regularity. to those domestic burrows
which the nails 81 Tie meek and much IN
jur,d wife plough. in some family QuaTfsl.
upon The cheeks Of tie deservedly pun
ished husband. The weeds seem 10 fall
eoaieniedly. knowing that they have FOL-
filled their destiny. and lef. behind them.
for Inc resurrection Of The ensuing spring,
an abundant and healthy progeny. The
whole 10 q scene Of idleness. lsziaess
and poverty. Of which II 10 impossible. ia
this setive and enIerprising country. ID
furn the most distant conception; buI
strongly indicative Of habits, whether ss
condary or original. which will long pre-
senta pas eriulimpedimsni IoIhsimpross'
menl Of ireland, Rec. Sydnsy Smith,
4
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n OPE.

HOPE.
uUIops b. essd--Shy sesk 10 hEsi
for wAsl Lssidss hss life 20 givs'
life. YOa.a. aaa LOts, and Bsasly. Too.
n Hope be dssd-say. What are yoss
LIZ wishOaI HOpsl Oh. that il not
To iirs. bai. day b. day. 10 EOi,
WlIk feelings oOss. and passions dead.
To Eandsr DER The world. and tread
upon he beauties. and u gaze.
AL TaesaI; Ger is hOssuy maEsi
o.. think Il Ihis Be hfri thea ssy.-
"Mhs ivss When Hope has Asd swayf"
YsuaG wi.honi .IOp.l AG sadlsss night.
Trees which hate Eels Ihe cold syringe blight,
The IisA,nins's fash. the thander's strife.
Yet pine away = weary life.
which elder would have sunk. and died
Beneath the strokes their ysaiA dehed-
Ba,, ours, with length of days. ere isti
To rail ID TSdA ii Rope Sefsa.
Lsrf wi,Asui lOpei II cannot be.
Thsrs is s.'ssl on .On sea-
Bscalmed aud sAil.isss - despair.
ADD know-Ih:s hopeless Lore Goats there.
Aaa Bssrs ioo-~ksa Hope 10 gone
IIss lost the r.y in which il shonr,
Add s.en without this bsrOwed light.
lgss lost the beam which made u bright.
Nov shAt avail The siiaen hair.
The angel emile. and gentle cir.
Tho ssGmiag eye. and glance refined
Fsia, ssmhlanes Of . Purer mind
A. gold tas,. sparkling in the sun.
FONTS where the richer strata Tnnl
Aasl they ao~ jas, seem TO be
BESTOWED to muck al misery;
They speak q Jays long. Iung gone BY.
Then point TO cod reality.
And Nth a death Ike smile. they say
"nh' sha' are We when HoPe's a~ay7"
Thus Lits, rs'sii. Lsrs. and Bssu'y too,
whea SEGA without Hopes frightening hus.
al sigh ia misery's saddles. tonri-
Why seek TO live. II Hope be gontl'
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA.
Orange County 49,
Court Of Pleas aud Quaffcr Sessions.
August Term. ia3o.
Chorltl ITilsoi, "a. ' I'll li'soas. 81.
Peiilion Gar Iecary,

ut appearing 20 the satisfaction Of The Court,
= that Jsmrs worsham, Susan woriham, wi.
liam Ilssuftl,sm. Mary wortham. John Worth.
am. and sidney r. wuiihsm. are not inhsbi.
tants u this state II 10 therefore ordered, that
publication be made ~ the marlborough Rccor.
der Cor sir weeks snccessiveiy. that unless the
said James wortham, Snszu workman, vii.
ham 4, Wofihanr. Mary WORKMAN, lahn North
am. and S,dnsy ?. Workman. appear al the
nrx, term " this Court, 20 be held At The cour,
house IN slilIsbofoaeh. on the fourth Monday
in November nsxt, aud plead. answer OF de.
niuf, the said petiiion,wiIl BIO heard CT pattc,
and taken pro roniesso as regards tAsm.
JOHN TAYLOR, eferk.
Pucs adv. - 81 -s e. 6~
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A MOTHERS INSTRUCTION.

A MOTHERS INSTRUCTION.
The following quotation from an ad.
dress OF the Principal Of The Flushing IL.
sntuse, the Res. DR.. Muhlenburg. should
be laid TO the heart Of every mother:
I'VE are often asked, 'wha, kind Of
boys do you wani.' 10 lhi, question.
too, The theory OF our institution furnish
es an answer. Give us such boys IS
have been blessed with the institutions
oil a pious mother. This - a duslitiea.
ton for " Inch no substitute can be fonnd
On earth. Never would We despair OF
lite child who has been used in infancy
10 hear the preeepis Of heavenly ruth in.
culcaled 10 the accents Of maternal love.
Truths thus inslilled live for ever in the
memory. They are interviewer With all
the sensiblli,ies Of the soul They ate
the fortress Of conscience; not impregna.
bic. il Is true, bu, Indes,rnstible. They
furnish the mind VITA chords which IN
later life seldom fail to vibra,e to the touch
Of faithful expossulslion. They are all
inex.inguishable spark, which, after be.
ing seemingly smOthered under heap OF
eorruptinn, may be famed by the breath
OF friendly and spiritual council into the
pure and genial fame Of pieiy. The
child Of mothers prayers. said 81. Au.
justine. land may We no, believe iill is
never lost. II is those children who have
been dedicated TO their Maker under the
auspices of a piou' and 'lgilan. mother,
hose education we should esteem IL Il
happy and useful vocation 10 continue.
While on the other hand, we should deem
il an act Of .e'neriy equally hopeless and
prcsump.uous, to become responsible for
the youth in whose mind mo,her's voice
was connected with no other association
than those Of apathy 20 religion aud dc.
soteiness 10 The character and irisoliirs
of,hs world Fhshing Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-31

= RICHES are 10 security against out
sard scciden,s and contingencies. God
hath placed man in ihis world, IN The
mids, of many hazarIs and evil chances,
which fall not under any certain r,lls. bnl
that Of divine foresight and providence.
TO these the rich msnis as liable as the
poorest bcggar. A Tile or stone may as
soon fall on and crush ,l,e rich mans
head a. the silest peasants; The ricb man
stands on no better legs. sn.thsth 10 9TH
er anns, ilsn the poor man; and he may.
and as often doth, need he surgeon 10
cure bis broken leg Or arm. lie that il
clothed IN purple Is thereby no moro ss-
cured from q sudden hlast Of lightning
than man IN rags. In the time OF war
and public calamity. The rich man genr.
rally fares the worst OF al. and Is expos.
ed 70 plumber. rapine and violence: whilst
The meaner man Is overlooked. and his
obscnri,y Is his greatest security aad cafe.
~. Bishop Bais
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-31
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