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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

X PERSIAN SHAwL.-in many Oriental MSS.
we may meet with deliberately painted rcPresen-
tatIons OF celebrated professions: but uf
The most curious fell lately under the Dbserya ton
OF a writer in Fraser's Magazine. II was mag
nihcent shawl, Gin tho possession of a Hungar-
ian lady OF high rank1 woven in the looms OF Per-
sIa and perfectly unique. The border exhibits
IN all Its details one of the trlumphaI professions
Nothing is omitted; the trains of camels and Arab
horses fully caparisoned, elephants s. palanqains,
the troops and musicians, and the countless at
PENDANTS swelling the ranks of some mighty chief
are there. One compartment offers 10 the view
series OF hunting scenes. in which figure the
rhinoceros. the iign. and ieopard-the gazette Of
various sizes. the rabbit and ssuch small deer
with pursuing dogs, hun;snen and keepers wind
ing their horns. on horse and foot-All this IS
woven in the most exquisite coiors. with gen
eral accuracy of outline and correctness of de-
sign quite admirable forming combination of
forms and hues which blend into a whole of sur
passing beauty and harmony.
RIscL re{rst dresses are snuch lrorn In Paris
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

4 nc3c Raa. IN DeIarare.--An act has been
passed by the Legislature of Delaware to moor
porate bank, under the title of the Union Bank
Of Delaware, with capital Of three hundred
thousand dollars, to be located in Whining ton.
The act passed the house by vote OF Is yeas to 3
nays.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

I,9ToTERA1cE.-Dr Fraakiin baRg IN company
where intolerance was tho subject discussed, the
Doctor 20 illustrate s0EIe renaas ks which he had
made IN favor of liberation. took up Bible and
opening mt Genesis, read the following parabie,t
the surprise OF the hearers. wi,o wondered that
such a passage had escaped their notice: And II
came to piss after these things. that Abraham sot
IN the deo- If ms tent t.aoat the going down OF
the sun. Aud behold mau hent down with age
was coming down from the wilderness leaning Oh
staff. And Abraham arose and met bin and
said unto him. Como il [ pray thee and wash
Inv feet and tarrv tho night And the old man
said. Nav fJT VII, abide under this tree But
Abraham pressed him gently, 80 he turned and
wen. into the :e;1s. 8ad Abraham saw he bless
Cd not God. he saii unto him, .Wherefore dost
thou not worship the naosf High God, Creator OF
heaven and GARTH And the maa answered and
said i do not worship Thy God. neither Do cali
UPON his name. for have made God unto my
self. that dweeh IN my house and proTideth me
with all things And ibFahlms wrath was kim
died against the mar, and he arose and drove him
forth into the wilderness with blows And God
said Have not borne with him these three hun
drod and eight years. and nourished him and
clothed him. notwithstanding he rebeiied against
me. couldst not thou, who art .hvseif d SINNER,
bear with him Gre night.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

USoals BEDs.--Would yol have good under
beds constituted Of lttoria5s That al endure?
Then give up the old notion Of filing theal with
straw, which soon becomes worn down ia chaf
and requires rePieni,ing once OF twice year.
and, If Yea hive not corn OF Your own. 90 to
some neighbours hustsng, aud preserve he inner
usks of the corn for this purpose. The outer
husks are littlo too stiff; bat the inner ones are
soft and elastic when dried and hen once you
have obtained enough of them Eli the bed sack,
dismiss al trouble about that bed for years, Tor ii
viii last probably as long You lave. II IS quite
an object for a fanny 10 hase al heir beds filed
il tlls manner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

,'cn in April, 1929 made Secretary of War
anu Co.nG!tnIer- iIl-Chiei 81 tlis army: il laat
capacity repciling and coaqpc.ing the .ii-Iiges-
ted Spanish Invasion gnder B.rrsaas, son after.
driven from Office with the n.esldeHt Guerrero.
again IN arms. driving B3stanenie from power
then Succeeding to the Presidency OF the Re-
pubic, ana whist President, ia Tie mid-, OF
successful military career. beaten. captured and
held prisoner By he Texans; released by them.
repairing 10 Washington, aud sent home 10 pub
lie vessel Of the United States; there cody and
rcpaisiyely received; retiring 10 lis firm tor
two yCars; called iIcm Il n head uu army 10 re-
sst the invs.sion Of the Mexican Territory BY
the forces Of France; il gallant sally. loosing
bis leg and almost his life; and hey. prestoi By
another saddea revoil:inn Of things, again Pres
idcut and in effect Dictator, of the Mexican Re
public.-Nat Inteillscncer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

The Rachel caps Gre nor fashionable an France
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

SftR CunTuHF X Granat, --,la r,.u,,
engaging in Tho -iik ruliuir " Ifll .ut,,f-soo
n2 the Nnfus Mellicaus, olhrr, frcd,rs ,nl -
me tie wnrnis. Tn. last Lem slat,re. ,,,..a, us
giving a bonaty oil 80 cents pound for eo,canu
a. i 10 cents paaad f7rrrpIe1 silk which !, -
Undue to theefower W. w, nn,,ca H.. ,,."
efess which has hrH n made IN the business :, ,,. -
three piaocs:-ln Macon hnoa,r,. b,y. -, WV VI
ed rcarar the Mallicnalls and soo.e t,,ve rona;a
the business largely. Within tmo miles oi ,hs ,,
are several hundred thousand ,Lines. ~,
fers; the trees will be for sale If a nah, ~
II not encoons viii be raised from their leay,s So
eral handsome coeooneres are already in ex,s,enc,
IA the ncta hbothuot and slk ,.ot,,, - :, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

winch he WIS determined TO rciata, and play with,
10 consolidate his basis n scetioaai pocsr aud pres,
dental aGgrndizment. Mr.. G4ihoun has ceased 10
~ dfmncfai, aud The eyes 81 The faf fn are upsu
hini lor his DISTINCTION. II was mol Ief for the
sap"'dihate 10 proclaim this trmh--his doom was
pronounced Ia his acr. aud he was fead III Of the
'hnteh, by the prophet himself With silence was
ms communication feetived, aud no voice was
h'ai', Nindeating hs fhnIlnlntss or begging for
mercy. Benton spoke, and M man durs, pa,nsay
hm-Nr. Calhoun was left wnhhon n defender
Tho iuev,fsblo sentence went forth and now ",
u3F' ah echo ~ significant compliment 10 Mr.
falnseu, NJ Mr.. talhonn's aud his parfy's rxne,s.
Listen To the voice OF 4 rntun. IN the Gobe-sue,l
1e 1T Mr.. Patnsen, aud al Mr. Cahonn--,hc viz,
a@tIedIi'a REARED itself in South C,,,l,o,
s'aod At the head oil Spartan Band ni Republicans in
support oi the constitution and the tnon of tbs
States. We'll done Mr.. Ponsrt trieJ Repobli
can neble defender ot the fiue fiifh presr,yer or
TN bhinn-whcn pulli6cilton e" REARED jtser"
"hcn disunlon sctin nS a h1nd. how did yon ~ n,
I lie head ol Spartan Band III Republicans, raj.
" /" Tho tcsene oi the " cunstutton," and the - H.
mon, against John &, Calhoun the MULTI, mn ,,a;.
loi. and his baud ol dtsuuipnists-agninsi John e.
calhoun the disofganaer. who will moi gccep, NV
land bill, WHO viii uphold The compromise win ,,c
'ehI7 10 be hiItel oi the sub treasury and il M,
pesrd l. Thonas Ilut i Hntun rs plosment oi RI,
I. STATES AHHn we siy, Linn {. Calhoun .L,,s
eta>'d I" %" = drmorInt=ean1 We will soon hear =,
ghn lhe watch wnrd, winch eflocd the columns nj
the GInhe IN The cd tmr--" john Gamma chi
haap aal dsaulau.o GINNING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
y sbTRatN.

W. ESSkS. Pe'rr For, I>ham Harvey and f.
~ ,,zab IN hIs win james Barley and Sally hrs
w w benjamin D. fore. Anna For. Armistrad
,'o"ch 'tia atsfy Ills wife Chatlts Folc. Frncls
A. Stern aud Lucy his Wife bcio, non.resiIe,,,s 81
Virginia Please TAKE Gotlce thai slmll proceed Ia
TAKE Tue d.p"snl"ns II Samuel +. Moses and O h
ers' a. ne He'd II u.s.. in Charnif, county j., iI,e
s'''e o' 'f-i"a he'ecn the hours Of sun ,l-lur and
s a'. On 'n' li'N day OF preaber 1890 sad
depo'Ions In be offered aud read Iu = ,,r,5, s,,,,
no" pending aad Undetermined n the Cucmi Su
prior C,uH OF Law and Caaucef, l,rfhc county nj
N'mlorH wherein You ar defendants and am
pl"h'ln at which time and p5re yon my ariend
If you think proper. WM HARXFY
JulylI no,,
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" u r. n g. ~

w T., 'he subscribers, having purchased Of Mr..
W Samuel ). Alien, Of the State of New YORK;
the exclusive right AMI privilege, for the county 81
Ca'pbeil' IN the Stale of Virginia. OF making usnp
ana vending his newly lnrelded 'rhreshng nachinr
ano horse power, in and for the sad couni,.
are prepared TO furnish all hose wishing to purchase
i"achhes OF the above pattern or the privilege OF
making using and selling he sam on teasuuab lie
TERMS by applying either OF the subscribers living
IN Lynchhurg.
!. we tofe"arn all and every person in this county.
from using the above Machine. or horse power, OF
nom infringing on the patent in any shape whatever
as Tue law "'ll be rgidy eniored all such Of
'o"uefs. SAMUEL BURCH,-
\. TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
500 nMla ARP.

NY stable situated At lhe termlr alton of the
VI Lynchbufg aud Concord tarupde road, in
G mpbeu eauuty, WIS broken open ON lie night o.
9h INST. aud deep red Sorte Mare b, long ~ 10 Mr..
John Thurman of Lynchbnre, WIS stolen lhetehom.
The mare is about lee hgf or 10 Yeas old, has a
bilHe ~ ben face, aud one two II her legs "le
she Is Ue inclined 10 b. hpshotltu. aud stand, very
straight on hcr hind lees. | will give reward OF
81 ion The recovery Of III Mare. $50 il the thel
be also taken aud prosecuted 10 conviction.
RALEIGH Chiffon.
Ca pbfll. Julv il 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
onscc of she Bank Of Va. IA, Lyncu,burs,

l2lh June, 1888.
~ Office Is hereby given, thai book Tor sub
y scugtIous TO the additional Stock OF the Bunk
OF Yngpla, authorized by the late aels OF the Gen.
eral Assembly oil Ihis Commonwealth, is now open al
this Oiee.
The terms upon which tho subscriptions to be
made :-Fur every share bsetbed, twenty five
dollars must be paid, "Hh interest thereon irom the
Sd instant. when tie Commonwealth subscribed aud
pad for ttree thousand Two huHdlcd aud fry shares
and seventy five dollars. ia three ,qaal itslal
menrs of Two, i6nr and six months thereafter, with
Interest from the same pergd.
+. SlDNOR, Cashier.
June %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
A'dpA.aaaa Al.
FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.

From the u dmiqgt Ion Chronicle.
The ntrscut Administration, When they suught lol
power, promised reform aud reduction ~ the alleged
eXtfeaganco Of those then IN office.
We present the following statement for The con
sidela'iou oi the people akrn hom the oiielal fe-
pom Of the Register 81 The Treasury made lie Gun
r'es>; aud no" let them jodge, II the poo, plea OF
Tue ratzanS OF The present powers thai be, that the
business 81 the country htvng Increased Tue ex
penses must also have increased, has even Tie shadow
at shade Tot lis louUdatlun.
Mn l'xnrrara
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

Z q III { I'd %
ELoPEMENT AND DuEL.-fhe avrrs OF scandal;
--lud moi without a tew iiis ,u,,-have
had ample food dnrtng The pasi week, to eiaiiy
heif siuated appeillr~. / sl ears that nlficer.
belungiug To one 81 the gnen stationed here
and barrlsler's lady suddenly disappeared. Dgent
search Immediately made by Mr.. Mayor Powell.
and other relatives ol lady hu without success.
Shr. however, returned 10 het maiher's residence,
after an absetce otbu Two three days. TIE lady
mghy eouuecttd, aid has three otdien. We
ave sncc lac ,rd thar duel to0N place IN Thursday
last, between John > ualt. Esq al London. harfiser
a. law. aud brulaet.Ia-llN 10 ssr Alien AeAab. and
Lieutenant Grega, OF tie 32i Reg neut. Which has
ately tenoy Il lrpm Loaion q this cay Mr..
Stuart fred twice wf1hoaI effect. Alr. Greesn DIS
chaigl hs pistal4u r an alter which ihe afiies
the ground, aud Is SAID ihi iainet sa >isc' %,
III be sought tie Que eu beueb. w informed
! thai Mr. Stunt ha> nd his damages l,1A0.. nal
that judges order has been issued ho!dns air
lGregan 10 bail Tor 500,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
CAHHyAAHs and sARoUcuEs

OF almost every description. made Of the very best
materials aud warranted loPetorm quail to any made
IN the Stale. have soHe very fne >pG : Carr,alIs
suitable for uovers. the use al families Hc ,n,
very noe BUHGlE, very superior alllcle, all OF
wh'eh VIII he sold much ch peraccofIg to quality
than the same articles be bon hi IN any town IN
the Stale. Continue to occupy my old stand ~ the
county oil Amherst, , miles north of Lynrhburg.
where all persons III "nnt I HE above articles are
respectfully lnSliedto cali and rxanaG for lenscise>
before they buy. feeling eepf myself ihev wi
oe p'eased both IN prlcr and qa5luy. | Will also
Keep on hand Caryai HARNESS, of the best quail.
iy and the lowest cash prce
SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
July II n2l.
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SIZE KgMg1sERsEl.

NNHERE,A1is llE J WAT hlNs, s 70, ne.
jail OF Henry county, Virginia, Tor House stealing,
aud dad the 27th Of pr break SAID jail and make
hrs escape thefeirom; therefore, few OF the GILL
zens OF said county Ia offer rs reward
one HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
fir the delivery OF SAID Henry Watkins sale IN tie
IAN OF SAID county, Watkins IS large man, twenty
Two OF three Yeas old has blue eyes and light han, "A
fair skin bearing led fresh color, and as!oppage il
his speech raised IN this county, aud II Is
thong that he is making for the Sale OF ONO.
WIN. ANGLIS.
Henry CO. June II I2I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

k-sEs SALE,
ege~xa. a TRACT OF ARD, IN the
,S,fsaG County Of Amherst. about two miles be
sa .sSH low New GasgoW, oa the road leading
ssaA-,- 70 Nv Marte and adjoining the Lauds
OF Eijah Fletcher Dr. Paul Z. Cabcl, deceased and
others. containing
two hundred and four acres,
With comlonlLle Building, and other improve
mems.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, viii refer to MI
Sterling Claiborne for the terms. And hose wish
ing 10 buy for cash, are invited 70 examine II,
bargain viii be sold FOR cash rur subscriber wish.
rs to enecr sale II possible brlorc the ilst day o
August next, Until which time the Land VIII be ii
market.
WILLIAM THOMAS uIGGlNBOTl1AH.
May 20 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
fnl>e care nj the cents aaad thc Dollars
VIII take care ofIhensciscs..

UNION SAVINGS HsANaA
C.YFsFT.gF Al aon


M lib receive heposites ol allmuney current in
w the state, aud ISSUE certificates binding fully
aud etiecnay all the property nnd funds Of the Ia
stltnnon, ion the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice, with interest thereon. from tune ot drpusite
al paid at tho rate Of per ecntnm per anoun inr
all sums which shall have been on Opposite fel less
than one year and ID PCT cent per dnnum, tot all
suis winch shalltcm o,rr one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday hall past cighl o'clock L. NJ;
at tho office over the store of MI. \. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Lolham, J. Il. Rrnwick,
{. Melvci, Hem, ]. Brown,
lno. krnuer Iho's. =. Aetec,
J. j. saloons, {. Phelps,
Tllden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Ddlake President,
10. b. Shelton, Treasurer
!. W. Dudley Seclclary
LNhclburg, June l. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
Fen thousand Acres ofsacnry
E. ss " rs

l>hg principally ON Smilbs RIycrand Mauouhoue
Greek and IN iraet, losu.t teulnts ol ,lao,t e,r,,
caplrnN Also nv
%i sT1l9NS0CfHTissS .EiI!s. Il
A4l14 situated On Manawbonc Creek. -. III
s. uis River, conyCujent To Lcaksvllle an H.IlIr,
and III the heart Of ueh wheat growing nciehbor-
hot d. For terms 81 sale ~ lease arply Ia the sub
selhef, four miles Soutb 81 Henry Gauu House.
PETER lIAIRSTON.
July1 wsw
The Richmond Enquirer and Fncasle Demo
cat vii phase copy, aad forward thel accounts to
The Post Master Al Henry Count House lor collec-
tlou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

~ suljoin below communication received
lrnta PnNscf.nS who have visited these waters, and
have had opportunities of Judging OF their efficacy
must Of the diseases above mcutIoued. Since that
TIM" Other physicians ol emnruce have VISITED theu
aud would most cordially subscribe 10 tie opinions
contained ~ this COMMUNICATION. he unsurpassed
healhHesS oil situation, salnhfIty Of climate, aud
beauty 81 scenery. supcadd additional inducements
the vde,udluaran for giving trial to these in
valuable waters.
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V.V'E0.s' FFgO.g. vy.9RHN.

situated ~ the comfy Of pauck, Nugina. now in
successful operation, with ucw Funl,c. Forge and
every other nee ss7rN AMI couYrucnt fixture. Not
eflh2 dt.posed (1s The fashion i>) IL puff of my
property, vii slpp'y invite the attention Il persons
aisl"sfd to purchase. lwll al-o rent q lease out
'of tenn Of Acots 10 aood pcrablr raauts about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

Ut an bulFh year. lie hpuNc itIuil hui eA
tending beyond ihls sva,
1882 Ii Loo 200 81 lA920l7 Al
We have taken the lasl taur years al tie Jacksou
administration as at Owe, that the iull bcnrhl al the
previous louI yers. luI reforming abuses should he
granted to htm aud bis parttzius. AID NOW tul the
result.
Mt Adams Gross payments, Gross oNpea-
years srsc ollt ctine
SG,35O, 262 - 35NG2l4 81
Showing al everage cost OF collection ol about
Pea cent
Cen laekson's Gross payments. C'roas rxrco.
Neals. SOS rallr,tlng.
es0tS521 IL G2ps.55b 10
Showing IA average cosi ol collection ahoul 8
per tcutp 81 les than iva millions than Mr.. Adams
payments, costing tuoe millions mote tof collect
*
W mIe II cost the paop'e under Nj. Adams al
mmleirtllau per cnut, ta fuerl SO millions ul dol
La, II has cost ihrm mure iIan double, about l0i
pea ecnt IL COLLECT nalioos und,r Nh Van Bufen,
Administration. tot collecting 20 nlnns Nj. Al
ANS expenses were LEss by nALr mlon lhau
Nh. Van limca's IA collecting MOI quite hall the
same sum
What say Nou To these facts follow ctttzrust call
Youths economy Is II not l3uhot ontlagoou TO
dgahty
Need w wonder that the times are So har,l anil
mou'} s. scarce olliee hodels nrr getting nrh
on lie sPoDs ol paily indeed, hutrtr II the TX
pthsc OF Every ON OF TN PEorlE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

:" JTNE I'D, IS3I
-" Dear Sir-Tlayinc noticed in a late Vng,nan,
lhat you again ready for the reception Of comp1-
ny Al Ae Bulialoe Springs, deem 1t act Of jus
nee yourself aud ihe public, to express you our
entire Appreciation Of all you have SAID the sub
iec of thrir iclnal virucs. in the diseases YOU
have nruuoued IN Your ADVERTISEMENT and we
chrrfluly aud cordially Subscribe 10 the fact that,
SO far as have been able observe. they are an
surpassed in her efficacy, IN Diseases ufthe stomach
and bowels. We would further take occasion ox
press oin sincere wish That Your success may fully
equal the value o your water, and Houi Ialddole f.
forts to accG Mm0dlie visitors.
Very sincerely, your dends,
+. p. MITCHELL.
JOHN H. PATfESONc
ID. PATTERSON,
RO. 5. PAYNE,
RO. &. JENNlNGSn
lime q
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June %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20
NOtice-TaXeS.

n SHALL attend sf the following times and
- places EDr the purpose Of col eeting the
Tar due for the year 1855. 20 w.t
On Monday The LIST Of July. al Jesse Dur
hams.
Tuesday the "a, al John Newiin's.
Wednesday the ID. % Rufiin's Mills.
Thursday The 4lh, a. Michael Albright's.
Friday the 5ih. al Mrs. Mary Longs.
Saturday the 9Th, a Michael Hollis.
Monday the ssh, 81 John 5. Tureniines.
Tuesday the sih. a. George fauceti's.
Wednesday the 10Th, a Chesiey .. fauceii's
Thursday The nth. al James huichinson's.
Friday the 18th, Al Andrew MeCauieys.
Saturday the 18th, 81 Mason Hall.
Monday the 18th, a. Hillsboroush.
Tuesday the 10Th. II Alvos Nichols.
Wednesday the I7Ih, a. Mrs. Mckee's.
Thursday the 18th, al Abner Parker's.
Friday the 18th. st william Lipscomb's
Saturday The goth, a. 'iaris wilkerson's.
Monday the 22d, al Zachariah Triee's Store
lDillard's.l
Tuesday the asa. al z. HerndOn's old Store.
Wednesday the gath. AZ w. Trees store.
Thursday the 9sth. az Chapel Hill
Friday the seth. al william a. Woods's.
@ The Magistrates sPPoisisd 10 receive
the list Of Taxes for 1889. wii attend in then
respective districts al the uFass and places
above mentioned.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE. M'6.
June ~ IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-20

Because there are some religious hyP-
ocriles, many men are seak enough %
consider ali religion fable. They might
with The same proprieiy consider The
whole human race thieves. because . lev
are confined 10 he penitsniisry. Twas
> golden query Of Dc. Franklin, IN an.
swer 10 one Of The important letters Of
Tom Paine that iii men were so wicked
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