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deLlsd 10 hi6 in some iaeonsiJessL.et
amount u uss q lsngih diseotered
that ihs lsborsr was . dessrter from he
British sFmy n Csnsds. and ia order 70
cancel his obligation 70 him. Msples geis
him Intoxicated. eonSeys him across The
lines. and delivers him into The hands Of
the Brush snthoriiies.
For this kind 0ffiee. she wretch vas
whipped and cropped far bis pains BY The
British officers. or under their sulhoriiy.
and suffered 70 depart. He reached De-
iroil. and IL being understood that ihe
poor man shom he had betrayed would
have 10 suffer death. The populace esughi
The beirayer who would sell The life Of =
fellow man Tor few psliry dollars. rude
him on rail. shaved his head, tarred and
sanded il. and he wss finally lodged in
jail 10 protect him from anAihilsIion. II
- regarded - . matter Of satisfaction by
the rllizens Of Detroit that he 10 moi
an American, but . foreigner. who ne
doubt not from this specimen Of his car
Iseter. had lefi his country Tor bis coun.
Iry's good. Bah. Croniels.
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EuchLa,c. A case Of the aiminicira-
lion Of Lynch Law occurred al Detroit a
short time since. which we could applaud
were il not Tor The innate repugnsnce We
hsyeio every thing like pslpablso opposition
to law. The circumstances. as we learn
from the De,rio, papers. were something
like the following:-A butcher named
Naples employed man 10 assis, him in
his business, 'fhis man performed all
that was required Of him. and continued
laboring until The employer became ln-
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PROSPECTUS
OF rue
Marlborough Recorder,
PUBLISHED BY d. HEARTT,

ASoAtonEO "
SINCE the enlargement Of the Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made to the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged TO hope that
he was about To receive such an amount of
patronage as would not only compensate
him for his arduous and unceasing labors,
but enable him further to improve the sp-
pearance and add 10 the usefulness of his
paper. But to realize this hope. the active
assistance of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the justice. of
the cause and the soundness of The .prin-
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wavcred nor faltered, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Whiu
party are actuated byathe same purity OF
motive. and in their determination 10 pre-
serve undlminished their high privileges.
are animated by zeal not less Iervent
than his own. The rich legacy which,
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms of the Wings Of the Revolu.
ton. the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by uniiring watch
fulness and Jealous guardianship. Unity
Of principle and feeling is calculated 10
produce unity Of action; the Editor of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true-
hearted Wings win CO operate with him.
by assisting in the extension OF the cir.
culation Of his paper.
Those Of his fellow citizens who tl;s.
fer with the Editor on some of the ouss.
tons of general po'icy, are assurediha, in
the discussion oil all political subiests, he
will endeavor so to constrain himself as
"Noshing TO ex,enuate,
Nor sc, down augh, 10 maliee,n
but in truth and soberness 10 do Justice
to all pa,ties. A large portion Of the Coz
lumns Of the Recorder viii be devoted to
entertaining Miscellany. Moral Essays.
Agriculture. and articles Of Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence. and amid this varie-
ty it is hoped that all will find matter TO
smuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription to the Re-
corder are as heIetofore-two dollars and
fifty cents N. advance, or three dollars a,
the end OF the year. -
| Jdly J. VI
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&C see so1lisern men Iesgued with sueh
asoaed Abolitonisls - Alher,on. and
Duncan. and Morris. and olhers 81 Ike
stamp. 10 The reception and reference Of
lhsir petitions,
10 making ihese remarks re do not
Wish . Dc understood . objecliag. under
III flreamslanees. 10 lie Tsreplioa snd
reference af these petitions. The prapo-
siiion Of Mr. Clay, Al The session before
the last. 70 receive the petitions and refer
them TO select committee. Who should
rePah against their object in calm. dis
psssinnsls and srgumsnIsIiEs appeal 10
the good sense Of The whole community.
would. ne think. hare been sllendsd with
highly beneficial results. Such > paper
would hare been broadly circulated. and
The minds Of the eonsideIsle portion Of
the people Of New England would have
thereby been enlightened upon subject
which has been long grossly misrePIs-
scented before them. But lhe people Of
the South we're sensitive upon This sub
jsei. li.lle ino sensitive perhaps. and The
proposition Of Mr.. Clay was not seeeded
10. But though unable 10 procure COM
miItse 10 be raised upon the subject. Mr..
Clay, al The last session Of Congress.
hook oecasian 10 deliver q speech. full Of
patriotic feeling and Of high and enilghs-
sned views upon this exciting subjsei.
which was well calculated TO accomplish
the object far which seommitse was de-
sired. but there are many enyious sPi-
riIs in our country. 70 whom The fame Of
Mr.. Clay 10 a. wormwoOdi and hence IL
is that We find many Of the Van Buren,
prints. and The North carolina Standard
among them, instead Of publishing this
triumphant appeal. and giving effect to
its transferable arguments aud pacific
views. hare mssnly endsavorej 10 create
prejudice against its suihor; preferring
rather 10 sacrifice the peace Of lhe Union.
Than tha, Henry Clay should wear the
lsurels which he has % justly won.
With views upon Ihe subject such as
aeIusted Mr.. Clay. We should be willing
that al the petitions should be received
and referred. The able reports Iha, would
be produced. would be valuable doeu-
menl. in ,he hands of men desIr"us Of
preserving the peace Of The counIry. Bur
the action upon The Nantucket memorial
vas not OF this character. The expedi-
ency Of granting The prayer Of the pe'i-
liausrs vas urged on The ground Ct The
importance Of the is-.!s WIN tie island
Of Ilayii. and the disadvantages which
Ihs, trade labors under beesuse Of the
non.exislence of International relations
" i,h ,ha, republic Of free blacks; aud Me
memorial vas RETIRED Ni,h The apparent
object of iGqniring into the expediency
Of granting the payer Of the petitioners,
Aud il is because nf Ihis feature IN ihs
transaction that The vote Of Dr.. Monigo'
merry is considered objectionable.
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THE UNION OF THE WINGS

The UNION OF THE MllGS-I
For TUE SAKE or TIE UNION.
Mr.. WIsE's Toast 10 drslined 10 become
the waIehword of The Wing party. II
10 every where received with enlhusi-
asm. - embodying The most lofty senli-
menl Of patriotism, and the most whole
some rule Of political action. We place
i at the head Of our paper, and shall
bear constantly in mind rs earnest and
emphalic sbjurs,ion. No prosocalion
shall tempt us 10 violate its imperative
injunciion.
"Ihe Onion Of hs Whigs-for the
sake Of The UNION" Had ever ban
uer. IN The hottest uf causes. a more soul
stirring inscription! No devotion 10 .
mere man-no seeking after The lucre
Of ofiiee-no syeophanlIc following oI the
dispensers Of power and place, stains
and couUpls the iEhumersble army which
shall assemble under this flag Of The
Free" This sentiment Of UNION does
not apply only To the great contest " hch
is TO decide The quesIIon who shah be
our next President" but should be the
Isllying word Of The Wing party in ese-
ry township and county elecliOa in The
Union.
Every successful blow al the suprema.
cy Of those who have clambered 10 The
heights Vi power impairs their strength
aud prepares Cor easier demolition the
fabric which is now lettering to Ils TALL
wnh this snimarng sentiment. as ou'
motto, We nov invoke the Wing party o
this city 10 that union to which The yoic,
Of Henry A. Wise calls the whole peo
i.!= 81 ;he United States. Here. in Ihi
our day and generation, in our city. il
every one of our wards, in every prival
sssemblage. let US impress upon eael
Other. and upon all around Us. the I'm
petalive necessity Of a scrupulous ad
hereHce to The glorious maxim-"THi
UNION OF THE wfllGS-roR TIL
SAKE or THE UNION"
Baltimore Chronicle.
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Important DecisiOn.--'fhe Supreme
Court has jus, decided, in the case Of
Roberts vs.. Cannon, tom Northampton,
that, according TO the proper construction
Uf The Sih section Of The Constitution, a
residence for twelve months in any part
ofihs State is suf!icien, 10 authorize roie
for Members Of The House Of Commons
in the County in which The voter is
resident on The day Of Election, and tia,
the residence for Iha, period need not be
in the same county in which the vote is
offered. But the Court says "that. by
a residence in the county, the Constitution
intends domica in that county. This
requisi,ion is no, satisfied by visi, TO the
county, whether for a longer or shorter
time. il the STAY there be for temporary
purpose, and with The design Of leaving
the county when lha. purpose is accom-.
plished. Il must be fixed abode there
IN, constituting it the place Of his home"
The Court further remarks that, L" this
residence or domicil is fact, no. more
difficult Of ascertainmeni when required
as The qualification Of a voter, than resi-
dence or domicll a, the moment, OF a
mans death which is so important in
regulating the disposition aud manage
meni Of his estate after DEATH"
We are rej"icej lha, this important and
much vexed question is now settled. In.
spec,ors Of Elections will. hereafter, have
no difficulty in deciding upon the qualifi-
cations of voters, so far al less, as this
particular question is concerned.
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UNION HOTEL,
-
WELLSROROUGu, N. G.

MARY A. PALMER & SON respect
sA fully tender thanks to their friends
and the public generally. for The very IT,
beral patronage heretofore extended 10
them; and would infnrm the public that
they have put themselves 10 considerable
pains and expense in repairing and fitting
up their establishment, that stronger H.
ducemen,s may be offered for public pat
ronage. 49,.
Due attention will be paid 10 their la
Bile, which shall be furnished with the
best the market can afford.
Their Bar will be supplied with LII
quors oil the hes, quality. and Ice in abun.
dance.
Their Stables will be supplied with
abundant provender and careful attend
ance.
The travelling public are invited to give
them a cali. and they are assured that
every exertion will be made to give sa.
tisfaciiOn. s-
"Two or three families can be &C
commodated with board and good rooms,
U1 The Raleigh STANDARD will insert the
above three weeks.
June 10. IS
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Political Prejudice AGAINST The Interest
nj the PeopIe-Dr. Montgomery.

Political Prejudice AGAINST TIE Interest
efthe Peopis-Dr. Montgomery.
We deem il duty we owe to The peo-
pie. particularly those IN The neielhor-
hood oil Chalk Level, las !, is called
thus publicly to arraign The Doctor Tor
What We land every Republican mus')
believe gross act Of political tyranny.
A new pos. route has recently been esia.
bIished between this place and Roxbo-
rough in Person county. 10 pass directly
through the neiehborhond OF Chalk lie
vel. The people Of tina, neighborhood.
we have been informed, were anxious 10
have post office among them. (being We.
ry remote from Others. and fixed upon a
place for It's location and a suitable per-
son for the post master. with the deter
nina,ion to petition the Pos, Master &C.
neral that their wishes might be carried
into effect. The petition was drawn up
and presented 10 Dr.. Montgomery Tor his
signature, with the belief that his name
would give weigh. to the petition. And,
strange to relate, the Doctor refused his
signature because, iorsonih. the person
selected as pos. master " vas political
OppOnsnts"
Now the people had selected the most
suitable place in The neighborhood being
a public place 10 which they frequently
teso,tet) and was directly on the route;
but because they chose to consul. their
own convenience aud no, mans politi
cal sentiments. The Doctor would deprive
them Of the benefits OF post oflice!!
We are the more surprised al the Doc
tons refusal to lend his aid to procure
this convenience for the people Of this
ncighborhood. from The fact that they
have heretofore almost unanimously sup
ported him and his party. They can
now see the Doctors particular regard
for the interests Of the people--and what
a slight consideration will induce him TO
disregard their interest.
We have given this charge publicity
because we think i, our duty TO expose
such sen.imen,s'as are attributed To the
Doctor 10 The condemnation Of Repub-
lican people. II there is amy cirenm-
,,ance 10 mi'tga,e the force OF the charge
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FROM FLORIDA.

Garcy's Ferry, Jnly3.
The object Tor which Gen. Macomb's
treaty was made seems about To be &C
complished. The Indians have been in
large numbers Ia Fort Mellon aud Fort
K,ag, aud all report their entire willing
ness and determination 10 60 within the
designsled boundaries. and there remain.
Every means will be tried to secure them
the peaceful possession OF the allotted
territory, and Il nothing uncommon takes
place, the wise ones say that the great.
everlasting Florida war is at length clos
ed. The people Of the United States,
though. seem TO place but lnIle conf
,Ienee in the reP"rt, They've heard that
the " Florida war is al length concluded
so often, that they have become quite
incredulous; still say all that can with
perfect safety be said, " nous usrrOnS."
.flsrandria Gazette.
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Hilisborough Academy.

fRHE Fail Session will begin on Thursday the
10 9Th OF August. Such is The arrangement, OF
classes. that any probable number Of scholars
caa receive ample and efficient attention.
NV. J Bingham
'Iassna' yep J. A. Bingham.
Engish Dep. /. II. Ray.
Tuition l5s IN advance S. w. Hughes.
- The Raleigh Register, Star and Stand
ard, Newbern spectator, Edenion Gazette,
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Weekly
Chronicle, and Western carolInian will insert
the above three times. and forward their &C.
counts.
June 10. Us Sw
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Weckly~ksaanaC.

Hlllshorough Debating Society.-rhc f,l-
lowing is the Query selected for discussion al
the regular meeting Of this Society on Tuesday
night next:
:" Iria it be just 10 girs The Ner States 10 PER
esni as proposed in Henry Ciay's Land Bill"
By the SEcRETAR1.
! July IL, 1889.
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COnsisteney.-Dr. Montgomery in his
stump speeches makes a great bug.bear
Of ME-. Gays proposition To give ten per
cent. To The new states in his Land Bill.
and charges him With endeayoring TO
piundsr The old staies!-snd We, the Doc
tor supports Mr.. Van Buren, ,rho Is for
giring The WHOLE 10 the neg sfaiss!!
Yes, he Gays Me-. Clay is for depriSing
Us Of fen acres in the hundred, and there
fore he " would not touch him with ten
foot pole" Mr.. Van Buren, is for "pl,m.
dsring" the old states Of the uhols hun.
dred, and yet he would have the people
embrace him as a mar,ellousIy proper
mani! Whei s".l ri consistency 10 this
Certainly the ireemen OF this disirie, vii
not be thus wherdled by the Doctor.
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A sH.7BBF 7'RICR.-Jus, before
the N. York election last November, a
Circular appeared in one Of the N. York
Loco Foco papers, purporling 10 be sign.
ed by the leaders OF the Abolition par
~ in that city, and Albany. calling up.
on the sbollIionlsls 10 vote Tor The Wing
Ticket. The persons whose names are
appended 10 this circular, denounced it
as Forgery.
The Raleigh Standard. as soon as il
appeared. made prodigious fuss over
il. published il in an extra, as well as in
The Standard, as evidence OF league be-
tween The sbolilionis,s aud The Wings.
But The facI Of It's being forgery. Tho
The Standard never slated it, put stop
To IL for The time. The last Standard,
thinking, doubtless, that the public had
forgotten The matter, has again brought
il Firth, so cooked up in a column of
its own editorials, that il was with some
difficulty We recognised it. Let the pub
lie Iccolleci. that the Standard relies up
on Forged dOcument.- -farged by some
Of his own ly,...-lo convict the Wings
Of a leauge with aboIilionis,s!
Fayetteville Observer.
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GOELtCK'S
MatchIess Sanatiye.

fnliE subscriber keeps this invaluable medi,
- cine for sale at Pleasant Grove Post Of
ice. Orange County, Its merits have been
abundaniIy tested in the cure Of the coasamp,
ton, diseases Of the Lirsr, &c.
4 CAD. b. LEA. agent.
Pleesant Grove, Orange, April 5. 81 -
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Attention!

HEAD QUARTERs.
Troiinger's Bridge, Orange County,
n. c. Juiy ieah. 1859.
TO the Offers efihs Sirfh Brigade Of
North Caroline Militia.
W0U are hereby commanded 10 attend a.
your usual parade grounds, with your re-
spee,ive commands. aimed ard equipped ~
the LAW directs, for parade and review. with
six rounds Of powder. On the GLOWING days.
IN wit.
The sob Regiment on tie 9Th Of Sep.
The SSH Regiment on The 10Th of Sept.
The 9flh Regiment on The 2lsi Of Sept.
The Ash Regiment on The 24ih Of Sept.
Tie 9Th Regiment on The 26lh Of Sept.
The 4sIh Regiment on The 2slh NJ Sept.
The 49lh Regiment on The isl Of Oct.
BY order ~
Bigadir General
AUSTIN WHITsITT. .aideeOmp.
y.iyl7. 20
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Public Sale.

"ILL Be sold Al Ihs resiSenee q wIiEn
W tioh, tcsp,sisl "a Thafsesy The 18th
day e Auglsi hsxl. "a credit e six mantts.
His Crop az CORN. WHEAT. OARS.
HAY. FODDER. &c.
Catile. Hogs. Sheep, &c. &c
Farming Utensils. and good Wagon.
Household and Kitchen FurnilDrr,
and oaher Articles sno n@meFoas 10 mention.
WILLIAM HOLT.
July ~. 7s-
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Good .adci.'s.-Resd good books, seek
gu, good companions, attend good coun.
sells, initiate good examples, and rote the
Hhig Ticket"
The last part Of The advice is unneces.
ssry. Whoever follows the 6rst par.
will ajop, The last as q matter Of course.
Nat. haei.
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Pm buying dogn Me ia,r," as The eli.
ent said ven he iloured his councillor.
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A ]. DAVE will sail for England IN
h' July, and viii purchase BLOOD
STOCK for any one wishing TO improve
their Horses. Cattle or Sheep.
Letters addressed 10. him al HILLSIDE
rough, N. G. will be attended to.
June 10. IS
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De MALE ScEGGE2
N HnLxBoRoCcu.
THE Fan Session Of Mz. a Mas. Bua-
II WINS scaooE, will eommsnee sn
The 6rsi Monday in August.
English Studies. eli %
Mnsir. 20 90
DraAing. 10 %
French, rs 90
Those desiring more information. arc
referred sa lie following gentlemen. most
Of whom have children or wards 81 dis
school.
Hon. f. Nash, 4
DIR. James Webb.
J. w. Norwood. esq. ~
w. Cain, sen. esq.
Judge Mangnm. Orange.
Rev. ID. Lacy. Raleigh.
Rev. r. Nash. Lincoln.
H= Raleigh Register and Star SilI insert
four lines eath.
June IS. 75-
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TERMS OF TUITION. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
First Glass, eli 90
Second Glass, Is 90
Third Glass. is 90
Fourth Class, IL so
Music on Piano or Guitar, rs 90
Drawing and Painting. ~ 90
French Language, Is 90
Working on Canvass. s 90
Working on Muslin. 3 90
]. 5. SMITH. /
CAD. JONES. Sen'r. II
WIN. CAIN,
HUGH WADDELL, &c
STEPHEN MOORE, / .
NATHAN HOOKER,
7. II. MANGUM.
iP The Raleigh Star and STANDARD willin.
cert four times.
June 10. 15-4w
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sc would gladly publish Il: ana shah
bold ourselves ready ., any fslsrs line
% give . eradication or s1pisnsliOn. il
one can be furnished By himself or his
irends. That none can Be given ne are
very sure. And il IN interest Of 90 much
inPcHanee % he people o. Chalk Level
would Be sssri6esd % political prrjsdies.
what more Important interests Orlhs peO.
pie Of The District might nOl be saeri6esd
10 The same principle!
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Celebration 81 the 9Th. at fhs High
Falls EIefOry.-soms Of our eOunlymsn
assembled al the High Falls Cotton Fac
Iary on ihe 9Th inst. and celebrated in a
spirited manner the Anniversary Of A.
neFiesn Independence. A sumpluous
dinner was prepared by Col. M'CUisiin,
and some good regular and volunteer
ioasIs uere drank on the occasion. We
were politely furnished with an account
Of the proceedings. whieh we intended
publishing this week; but The copy ha.
been ''lOst or maislsid." and We mus
beg our friends TO acreps this as an apo
logy fur It's non appearance. We may
find II in time for our next number; i
so ], shall spPear.
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Notice.

Notice. !.
PROPOSALS will be received by the I'M
Il dcrsien.d uni the Lar OF August, Tor
making sidr walk on the south side Of King
street, frum Mr.. Browns 90 Mai. Tayior's
premises md on the cast side &c Churion
Street, frcm King 10 TIyon Streets. The
walk 10 be kiibed and 6 led 10 with sand.
LII. SPENCER, \
LEMUEL LYNCH. Compaiifee.
WM. H. BROWN,
July 10. 1889 rs
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Marriages and Dsafhs.-we are al
ways willing and anxious 10 publish
marriages and deaths when handed 10
Us in . responsible shape. and earnest.
~ request THAT such nolicss may be hand
ed in 10 ~. or forwarded BY NAL. (posl
paid. Of eourse.l !. il utterly imPOssi-
bic Tor Us 10 hear Of al these oeeurren-
ces unless thus informed; and many are
omitted because Of our not being &C.
qusinIed with the facts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-12

labors are a public a. well a. = private
benefit. in hne, the members Of thi. se-
e'ety shall examine their own hearts and
lives, and guard against those sins thai
most easily beset themselves; they shall
seek to do good and not evil, TO love and
hate not oae another.
INT. ID. Every truly moral and we'll
disposed person who loves his country
and delights in the peace Of society, and
Is not a member Of any moneyed society,
by contributing annually or otherwise TO
ITS funds, shall be considered al entitled
to membership in this society wi,hou,
money, Zee or reward
1.-The impression prevailing that Society
formed on the above principles Is much needed
IN Jefferson county. measures are IN train for
forming one without delay. Persons disposed 10
Io'n' will have an opportunity Of doing 30 q, an
early day. I'M