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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-04
IN CHANCERY.

The defendants Lawrence Kinpison.
Mark KinDison. Charles Kinnisop, VIM
kinnlson, James KiDnison, and Hester
Mcneil, formerly Hester Kinnison, moi
having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth on motion Of the plain,
tiff counsel, il is ordered that the said
absent defendants do appear here on the
Irst day Of the next term, (2Dd October.
iS39) and answer the plaintiffs bill and
mat copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
IN the Town of Stanton, for two months
successfully, and that another copv
inereof DC posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse OF this county,
A-Copy-Teste,
J. TALLMAN r
May 80
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-04
Blanc S..

'Constables', sheriffs', s. Clerks
b of Bargain and
Sale Trust Deeds-Appren-
tees lndentures--Sale Bonds
Single Bonds, &C., for sale
at this office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-04
rs o A G IL 70 9,

more or less, 40 acres cleared, and under
GOOD fence. the balance well timbered
ne Improvements are good Dwell.
LING HOUSE. a good SWISHER
PAIN, and other necessary out-build
lnss. There are three never .aiIiue
Springs on The Farm, two OF which ar,.
near the house and twelve acres Of
Meadow, young APPLE ORCHARD
ana good PEACHOR The.
terms viii be made known ON the dsy Of
SAFE :, EMANUEL GROVE.
April 4-is -
I'5S9POMENwzSEE,
The sale OF the above land is postpon-
ed until Friday the End of August ne,,,
EMANUEL GROVE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-04
Land for Sale

Inc subscriber will offer at public
sale. on the 18th of June next, on The
premises, his E.SE2.gs. lying near the
south River in Augusta county, sdioin.
ing the lands Of Martin Grove. John
fauber, and Henry Kennedy. Said farm
contains - $3.50
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-04
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Pocahontas County, on the
9th dag of May. 1899.
Henry Nj. Moffett-plaintin.
AGAINST
susanna kinnison, widow and relict of
David Kinnisop, deceased, Lawrence
kinnison. Mark Kinnison Jacob Kin.
nIson, Charles Klnnison, WIN. Kinni
son, James Kinnison, Hester Mcneil,
formerly Hester kinnison, David Kin.
nison dsfendantc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-04

Oct. -. 1888
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

P.ckss M. ., lr0G fe.a csrz. HiRLfA
she sailed 9Th Janssry. brfsss he sLsss
ness. IIsas rseeised u The pors e h<f
departure % the evening Of lbe sch %
express: consequently lhe rdecis O. ms
uasrp@esrd appoinfnenf fsr u can hasd-
~ b. bsIissed that he uss eIecfrd " ne
psoplsl enuid MT have been feceissd o.
Ysra Cruz when tie BnrJelias saiiss.
Bastamenle 10 said IN have b~ea sP..
po;ntrd 10 he command Of . disision ~
he army, consisting NJ 009 men. aha
ordered ln msf-h sgains Unrs. q Tan
piea. The decree e-oellIng Tie ffsnrL
inh.bilsnls 81 Msxiro Vas % hass &c.
rigidly rnlarrrd on ,lie 9Th ol lhs cfsssn'
month, February.
Vers Cruz. shlrh has hsea refortrd
10 be nearly destroyed. had hrgun 90
uear her usual appearance. Thoss shs
had fi-d wrre returning. but thsfs .ss
lille prospect az sns business beng irsns'
AIRED smang The mefrhsais iar soms
weeks. as The vessels which, had entered
The parI. lrnm sarlons pisces siirr INC
fall &c the Castle III San Jaan Dc ul1s
had bsep prahibisrd landing their esiEors.
aud will b. compelled % return Iron
whrnrr they came. Or RIM he r'sk Of %.
ing xrseked or battered % pirrrs should
hns.IIllirs zgain commences between Tie
French and Mexirsns.
The English and French sqnsdfons
we're lyiag ~ the harb"r Of Ver. Cruz.
lagcIi,sr about Ia snIy sails of ,sriaas de-
scrIpIinrs. nothing having transpissd 10
Interrupt The good frrIinss ~hleh sPPs-
rem ly have existed between Ihem sines
lhrir ARRIVAL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
FROM THE MAINE BORDER.


Afier patiently wahinR through several
columns. We have gathered Ihe following
items. as the substance Of What 10 mi
slreAdy familiar To our readers.
Mr.. Mclaughlin. the Sex Brunswick
wsr.len. arrived al Bangor. on tie l7'h.
and took lodgings u The Bangor House.
tie was very cisllly treated BY hi. cap.
lnrs. A lelIer in The P"rIlaGd AdsrrIi-
ser gives the following a. hrs account Of
lie arrest. &c.:-
lie SAYS he had been up IN Tire neigh
borho"d nf MadawAsks, sboni Fish Riv-
er, stopping irespassrs-t.st lie came
dawn To The mouth Of the Tobique-ihere
learned fnr the frsi time that dislur.
bsnce had taken place. lie there met an
order frnm Sir John Harvey To inquire
inlo tie msiirr. lie found that Mrlnure
had been rarned pif. and that abaui Is
or 20 Irespassers were cuncerned in u,
Who had arms, and this vas all the fnrcs
that had bren engaged in IL. As Mcin-
lire had been carried away. he followed
up The Aroosinos, ahnal so niles. till he
came 10 the fnrre then stationed AZ No.
10. Captain Rims informed him. alter
consulting with his comrades. that he
must consider himself prisuner. as an
offset fnr the detention oI Mclntire--and
he thereupnn started fnr Bangor under a
small command. Mclaughlin thinks no
difficulty will grow nut af u--that sir
John Harry will fully concur with Us in
sIl measures tn stop trssPassing. lie
says there has never bern more than Is
or 90 men with arms engaged. As sonn
% information arrived that the arsenal
had been broken open and the arms sto-
len. the mos, eneciual means were adopt.
ed TO stop il.
The newspapers will have us believe
that there was immrnse excitement in
Bangor. Augusta. Portland. and other
places OF Maine-ihai volunteers we're
starting forth IN all dIrections--;ha, c"ul'
psn,es Of uoops were marching. drums
ROLLING, ammunition Wagons cresking,
&c. &c; hut we suspect that a nearer
approach To truth would he. 10 say tina,
the pens nf editors and letter writers were
flying With grea, activity.
A letter of the l9,h from Bangor says
that full 500 men were al that date un
their way 81 The Arnosiuok; aud another
that Sheriff Strickland was throwing mn-
ney abau, very freely in the way of en-.
listneni. He is said 10 offer $50 a month
and all expenses paId-aI which rate We
imagine he may drum up quite a little
army.
We perceive tina, proposals are adver-
iised in Boston fnr a loan Of S250.000
for IL years, on behalf of The State OF
Name, With interes. at O per cent.
Afier all we suspect there will be no
fighting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

- 90 insasioa. sd narFs ilAal liz saH
praIile hare br0ken oPra N arseaal II
Woodstock. On shirh srronni - or
dsrs Iranps from FssdsFieklon 20 he dis-
rsisd lrrrilory. This puts . more %
Iiors l0ak spon this queslinn. and adds
% The transportation of feeling in nsine.
Maine i sIRing. and mare Moops are
getting undsr usy Cor The frnEiisr. u .
the duly II Ihs gasernmeEl IN Washing
Inn lmmrdialsly 10 interfere in This mat
frr. and IN aiiesr 81 Teruie. with force
N inllow. should lauhwIlh sci % 10 keep
sGsiEs IN siafH quo. ....
Lafv.-AH.lrs in Maine and On Ihe
Northeastern Ff"nlisr Look very kquslly.
Name 10 in aims. The Legislature has
appropriated. u l. slalfd. esOO. 600. and
the Governor ordered oui 5000 men 10
mret The sKigsney. Sir Jain Harry has
called up The Bniish rrguiars from 81.
J0hh's: sent IN rxpiess far mare lrnaPs
Ia Halifax. ordered tie Provincial militia
o. the Aroostnok. and. claiming exclusive
Jurisdiction over the disputed territory.
10 taking Ihe means 10 exercise u. lie
has sent an express 10 Augusta. The cap
iIsl of Maine. 10 which Governor Far
frld il acquainted uilh his de1ermina'
iian: wlrreuP"n Maine Is no, inin Ii's
greatest rage. Volunteers are drumming
up--mllllia regiments are called out
inajar.Rsnrrals issue general orders. End
there 10 > great hubhnb.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Very late adrices fr"m New Orleans,
received yesIe,day. though they do moi
cun,raaiic, the account Of The suspension
Of Institutes between the Mexican and
French auihurilies at and of Vera Cruz.
as reported By the French steamship
from Havana, shnS that il is regarded as
bit tempnrary, aud vas probably agreed
upon ID allow time for the effort at me-
ll,ialiou between the iva powers, which
the diplomatic agent Of the Brush Gov
eminent is understand 10 have been in.
strucIed 10 make.
Antonio l."pez de Santa Ana is again
prrsilen, oi the Republic Of Mexico.
What a chequered life has his been!
First distinguishing himself ~ public life
lin 1921 as the supporter Of l'urbIdr;
then in arms against hun. aud chiefly III
s,rumen,al in his fall. and in procuring
the ad"ptiun Of the Federal Constitution;
in a year afterwards, altsmplng and TALL
ing to obtain the title and power of Pro.
,ectar Of the Republic; then for five years
living in retirement, out at public EN-
ploy; re-sppearing in. 1928. an the news
Of Pedraza's elecIoU to the Presidency.
raising the standard IN favor "f his "ppo-
nenl Guerrero: then defeated, driven to
the mountains, and oullswed; recalled al.
mast immediately. and placed at the head
of the army sent out I" oppose hint then
lin April, 1929, male Secretary al War
and Commander in-Chiel uf the Army:
IN that Capacity rspeitag and e"nq"eIIng
the illtligeslsd Spanish inv asloa under Bar
radas: saun after. driven from eth''e with
the President Guerrero; again IN AIMS, DIT
wing Busiamen,e irnn poaer; then sue
cerd,ug tn the Presidency "f 'he R"Pub.
lic. aud. whils, President, IN the m'ds, al
a successful military career. hea'ea. cap
turcd aud held prisoner by the Fex,aas;
released BY them. repairing m Wsshlng-
ton. and sent home III public vessel at
the United States: there eoltlly aud re-
pulsively received; reunng 10 his iarm
for two years; called from u ID head an
army to resist the invasion nf The Mex.
lean Ferrllury by the I"rees oi France; 'n
a gallsn, sally. loos,ns h.s leg. and al.
most his life: and hey. presto! by sn"th-
er sudden revolution &c thugs. again Pres
iden,, and IN effect Dictator. Of the Mex.
lean Republic!
The following is the shape in which
this and other late news FROM Mexico has
reached u>:-Nat lat.
From the New Urleans Bulletin 81 February %.
Santa .7aa IS again President Of
Jferico.-'rhe Preach ship Bosde!ias
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

There are several matters ard thing. in TIE
last staadard. whaea want 4 tim p.sseals ns
Ro~ ff''n aaiirisg we may. next ssrk pr
hsps. iake a. sa=as ~ ihsa. We do nol az
Pee'. By say th'ag ws can say. Go improve the
morale u the Staadand. bat we d. mt Zee; die
P"se' "a s'sai ,i'y By aud see the truth COW
FRED aP aadrr heap 81 subbish. Feeble 80 10
our pen. &c shall sndsaEaF sometimes 10 use
u, aud Ne h~p- not altogether without sf.
fse'. !, !. safieieai encouragement In 10 10
kn"w. that " Truth !. mighty. > and thai 10 the
snd Il" Nill Psessd"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

Fire al Taneeyrille.-We learn that
"n Saturday n,Rh last. the large tavern
house land the offices attached To it) be-
longing to Capt. Thus. Graves, a; Css.
veil e. Hmsr. we're consumed, to ee'h
er With all the furniture. The Post Office
vas kept in ,h. building, and we are
sorry to say that the books. &c. of tina,
establishment. and the Msii for the Worth
were burned. So rapid WAS the CON-
fl,gr ,t,nn that the family of the occupant
escaped With difficulty.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an IncendiAry, aud the individual
suspected has been apprehenIcd aud l"d.
ced IN jail The illumination must have
been swiuIly grand when viewed from any
po,ni IN the vicinity OF the VILLAGE. IL was
uo'tccd in ;hIs place about 8 o'clock al
night nc miles distant and pronounced
m be caused by the burning Of houses in
yanceyviIle. DanuiHe Reporter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

NnnIer of .Wmfsrs in Ktaiueky-
,n'shop Smith, IN long letter to the iioa.
H. "msIil'e, says il has hrcn ascerained
n1lhtrr have becn from thirty Ia forty
h"mi"ide- in ken,urky annu Nv for three
!eus past AMI M, a sIngle execution.
herc have hccn within The three years
o" h'e or SIX p""itentiary convictions
J. It mn der. lie ascribes this imp"nity
IN CT &c 10 III. Law Inr capital punish.
"""t, and re- mm"nls that i'm 'rison.
me" be substituted for hanging.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
HILLSBOROUGM
Female Academy.

et.HE undersigned Trustees uf the tiIilsbs.
- rough Femaie Academy. have the plea.
sure to a"nnunce 10 Parents aud Guardians,
that the exercises &c this insiilu,ion rommens-
ed on the si,h January, tor tie rTeseat ses.
sion, under the charge Of its efficient and &C.
cUmpIished principal. Miss Maria L. Spear.
The services &c this lady for several yrsrs past,
have been such ss 20 meet the highest expse.
ia,ions If the Trustees. AID To deserve Tor ihss
Academy as erea, porilon of public patron
age az has been extended TO any similar insli.
tuition in the state.
Miss Spear has associated with herself in The
task Of instruction., her sister. Mrs. Elisabeth
Smith. whnse talents aud skull in the depart
ments Of Ms>ic, Drawing aud Painting hsvs
been fully tested and ere ef The highest otder.
A eentiemsn Who is a native Of France and
every way qua'ifi. d, viii give icssons in the
FRENCH Language To such ss ray deere 10
The Trustees can With confidence recon.
mend this Seminary 10 oil Hho wish their
daughters and Wards TO become scho.ars, aud
TO have their mnTals anx,ouslv guarded aud
their manaeSs properly formed; the personal
&C, nmpiishnlents and morat culture Of The stu.
beats beng nn lcss objects &C st,eaiion on The
part &c The Teachers, taan their improvement
M Literature.
The s,uiles of each class are as follows. sir,
Spelling Reading, Nrt,Ing, Ar,thaesic, Gram.
INA Geography History, Natural Philosophy.
Chemistry Mythology. Botany. Rhetoric, AZ.
ironarAy. Dlcta,i"p sait,omp.sit1oa, eonstitus.
the studies Of The fits, aud s,c.-nd elassee. ths
same branches IL learning. with the exrerlina
of the five last nan,ed. t.rm the ssud,es IL ,he
'h,rd ria,s aad the fourth class whieA = ,he
laws., IN the sch""a. Study spelling. Rsacinr.
Nrinog, aud the Isbl,s IL Arithmetic. al a.
progress al the schola, las, .ss.s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

Il Bysy feilow.--'rhrrc is an editor
'"wn East Who Is not only his own coin
P"''i't, pr"~sman aud ,levil. but kee " a
''ern. u village schorlmas,er. captain ~
u" miuIa. mrnd< hts avn hnds aud shns,
mikes patent Dfaniro,h pills, petldles
essences and lin ware two DAYS IN the
s""S. 'nd always reads serm"ns "m the
aob''h, WHEN the mtnIsler happens to
We m'ss,ng. ln mlIuoi To all this, he
"As a vile aud sixteen ch.lLres.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
From the Savannah Georgian.
FROM FLORIDA.

By the steam packet Flnri,ia, Capt
Mock. The Editor of the Georsian.yes,er-
day received from his attentive cures
pendent The lnlIowing:
Carey, r rr'y FEB. IA. 1889.
Within the last month. thanks to the
energy and perseverance of Capt<. E. s.
winder and l.. ]. BeaIl. Of the gil bra.
g"ons. nearly forty Indians hate been
taken. Among them cousin d Samuel
Jones. ruigo Sam ditto; they do mol sp-
pear TO manifest any sorrow at exchang-
ing the savage for the civilized life. and
seem TO show the true spirit nf philosphy.
They perform their dances for the amase-'
ment aud editics,ion of by-standers with
no apparent reluctance, and frequently
indulge in laugh themselves.-There is
a plan row on fon,, which hope will
prove the means Of getting Few more Of
the forest gentry into our hands. Gen.
Taylor expects 10 leave Deadmau's Bay
about the 20,h inst. on an expedition into
the ever gladss. lie will strike east from
the bay and NEE, part of Col. Tw,ggs'
command. who will leave shortly from
the western coast. about fndian river and
Key BIscayen. The steamer Isis. now
chartered by the Unled States, lei, yes,er-
day with . companies far Key B.scsyeu;
one of them is captain RusselI's Of the
Cd Infantry, the other lieut.. Geo. Taylor
OF The Sd Artillery The whole under
the command Of maj. $. Churchill. 81
Artillery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

COrrON.--Sales here IL TO l4i.
We learn that several hundred bales we're
purchased in Rown cmn,y alone, a week
or iva ag", Tor hume consumption, by
two of the Far,nries IN neighhorlng
counties The pr'ce paid was 49, cents.
deliverable on the plantations. WHICH was
the full proc current At this place al the
time. llere are anne beneficial effects Of
manufactures. The planter Is paid al
hts avn dnor as much as he could ge, a,
markets aud the produce OF the State, ia-
stead If being carried tn n market ia 5.
Carnlina. AZ must ni it would have been. 10
manufactured wnhin the state. giving en-.
pl"ymen, III hundred. Of persons, and re-
tanning handsome profits amongst our
selves, instead of scsneTIng them abroad.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

ale. lie NllsE sl0 =, les hizusell ;. .
N''rthern man." . greatly alarmed by
lie q, ings 4 The America Anti slavery
Naei.iy. and mnFe especially with The POI
Lileal eharartr which II has lately -
samed. lie states he s.cieiy b. b. )
grand and Fermanent political organIxa.
sl'sn; self-eErriad. srlf-gasemed. indepsn-
dent. and irresponsible: ha,ilg no cnn.
neKian with The gasernment &c the eoun-
Try but YET usnfping lie appropriate boz
siaess Of the gasernmens: an Institution
which boasts Of having $50 auxiliary
societies. ia Of which are stare ss.eie-
iies.l . travelling agents. rs Iocal lrclu.
rers. raising funds annually 10 he am..unl
Of $4,000; issuing from The press every
year 6l6.50O hooks. pamphlets. and pa
Prrs Of sarinus descriptions; and should
this sooisly be sustained. and suffered 10
proceed. under It's prrsent organization.
the w'iirr pr~tiicss that il will snccred in
oEerIhraSing The government The tract
Is certainly .riltrn with pa~er, and treat.
al matters Of the deepest interest 10 every
citizen. National IaffLigencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
NOTICE.

IsllE subscriber having, a the rebrasry
- trim "f Orange Couniy Court, 1853, been
qualified as Admi. tsifator On the Estute Of
INN THOMPSON, deceased. hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted 10 ile said estate
% come fuIward and pr duee their accounts
daily authenticated. as required by law, or thls
notice will be plead IN bar Of their recovery;
aud Ill persans indebted TO the said estate srs
hereby requested 10 come forward and make
payment, as no longer indalgsnce can be gives
W. II. THOMPSON. .6dm'r.
February &c. ss--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

The I'm. The,Inc Ffelinghuyscn.
lite U. =. Sena,nr from New Jersey. has
heen e'etwd tn the Chancrilursh1p ot the
Unl'etsry II the ri,y al New York, IN
Tie place Of the Rev. DIR. Matthews. re-
tlsard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
IMPORTANT FROM AUGUSTA. MAINE

IMPORTANT FROM AUGUSTA MitNE.
From the disputed territory, we learn
that the land agent. Mr.. Mrln.iEe, and
seven men. have bren taken by the Brit
lsh and committed to Fredericton jail,
tina, grea, excitement prevails in Maine
and furthermore, the Governor has
called his caunril together. Abnut It's
volunteers, under arms. were OF their
march To the Arisionk, with % Indians.
to dive of the Name fnrces. These for.
ces had fallen back, and cntrenched them
srivcs.
P.S. From Maine and New Brunswick
we have an extra message of the Gov.
ernor Of Name. and proclamation from
SIR John Harry, calling on, the military
10 ,epel an invasion from Maine.
Whereas" Estates The proclamstionl
II have received Iuformshon that a par.
,y Of armed persons, to the number Of
Two hundred, ar more. have invaded .
PARTON oi this prnsInce. under the juits.
dr,ian Of her M.jssty's Government.
from the neiyhbnrIng state Of Maine. Tor
the prniessed nhject ol exercising author
iry, and driving OF persons stated To be
cutting timber therein. aud thai divers
other persons have broken open an arse
nal Il, Woodstock Tor The purpose nf re-
sisting such an invasion, Sc, | do, Ssc.
SIR John Harry Appeals III consider The
M,iae as,enp. TO drive Of the iresrassers
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

PrsiaiI Ssnslsr - several days debate and
.au4r, b,iiaIsur. have been had Al tue L"rls
laiuts al yrr,na e. the Election of Senate
=, Ihr 10 srs "f the United States. IN place
o. Mr. RIrrs. whose term Il service 'Kpifrs
an Ihe Il, ii Marc. The yutCs e the h,ls
aud CONSERVATIVES were given To Mr.. RN.s.
Mr. rsycr. Mr.. r ,berts n. AID chsPma"
J ,hasoa, some of whom we're al d,fferrni
I mes WITH, four votes or an elec,,on, Th'
sim, .i.irs,iaa party throughout al the ballot
,ng saied ani"rm'y far Judge Mason; ba t'ci
highest numher fell ten snort al an election.
Not being sbie L. agree. the election was. OIL
Saturday Ia, postponed ,ndehaI,eIy by both
houses IN the II 'nse Of Representatives by .
vote Of - to S. the Senate concurrin;.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

Tae press a. osheE Lssiaess. whieh sc eSss.I
aai PsssPsae. has accustomed - uaasssI de
lay - re pas ies,isa d Ihas aumssr Of abe
hee1rdrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
J. DOWNING. Mir.
D9Gineyille MIh,is. 2d Brigade.

NJ The trouble doIcn easf among
The ~ood.ch"pprrs aud l"G'rollrrs, don't
Ink very sn"oIh--bu, It vent amount
to nothing. ak1or John Harry. X G..
r. and X. G.. u which ,"pp"sr means
klTcu the COMPANY nf BASoogERs aud
KlrcH the COMPANY ~ iioLroxERs--
~iil have tn cut suck afare he. done "I'h
ii,.hn' as lar rs can ser. 'inn'i think G"r.
FH,hrll ned order gu. 80 many sogers
IN sieh hurry. --h"weS"r. my nex' let
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