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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18
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POLICE OFFICE--APRIL 4sh.
"a Comeiy--dnd asariy Tragedy
of Erv0rs.--.A scene occurred yesterday
Il The Police Office which developed in
cidents rather romantic. and fnrmed Gu
rieus picture Of the vices, Inconsistencies,
and whimsicali.ies Of human nature.
Some seven or eigh. months back q
young girl named Eliza Jones, gave brill
to an iIlegitimsls daughter. and being 100
poor 10 maintain II. she was obliged %
abandon il 10 the care 81 the commits.
sioners Of the Almshouse .. BROOKLYN,
where the child was born. When The
child was about Two months old, fash
ionably dressed respectable locking lady,
who gave her name as Mrs. Cs'haEine
sayfe. applied 10 The commissioners y
obtain q female infant. 10 order that she
might adap. il as her own. as she had %
children. Although The lady's dress ant
demeanor belukensd her to be highly re-
spectacle, tie commissioners with dn'
caution. required her 10 give them re
ference, before they complied with he
request. Aud accordingly The next da,
another equally respectable looking wo
man called on The commissioners aud in
(orued them that Mrs. Sayre was high
Ily resppetsble and afiuen! lady. and thu
she would no doubt take good care Of III
infant. Thus satisfied a. TO the lady
character. The commissioners agreed l.
give her a very beau.llg! lema.u INFANT
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We find il lale namber n lie ia.
led Service Joarnal. HE f,lloa IN .e,v
jasl remarks n he odious and absurd
custom II dgeIling:
!" III rsnnog he denied that duels has.
moi been 80 numerous of late wear, :.
formerly, and hare more frrauensly d..
minsled without bloodshed. The con.
basanls now meet under The inIlueure AZ
= cooler temperament. they Do not Gel,
= L oulraEce: second shots are rarely d..
charged; The practice i merely ranfrrm.
ed %, with view Of preserving their
stations in society. 10 whose insxasabls
and absurd laws their inlsmperale Ian.
gasge or conduct has rendered Them
amenabls. Explanations and rslrarlinr.
are now also more willingly gwen aul
eagerly accepted. Its no longer . max
Of eewardice for q geAsleman 10 explain
his intention when miseoneeiEed. OF &C.
knowledge his error when wfong. The
reputation Of duellisi more and more
spproximases. in Pabiie or,nion. the cha.
racler Of bully. Moral roursge 10 la.,
sspplsUiing physical courage, a. tie cha.
ractfrisiie Of rue bravery.
Why. then. should The rrsclire be
ccntiuusdl The substance has long sibss
been gone: Why follow The shadow
Why not by nns short struggle GET rid al
custom which has no defenders On
principle! Why longer tolerate . eva.
len which. " By separating The man Of
honor from The man If Virtue. gives tho
greatest proiligates something 10 value
themselves upon. aud enables them IA
keep themselves in rouniensnce. al.
though guilty of the most shameful and
dangerous siees," Notking can be more
absurd and bafbarnus Than The practice 81
due!ling. except the argument Of those
Who justify il by saying tbs, il begeis ci.
Witty and good manners. II fear be he
source, or even nne OF The sources, al
good manners and eisilily. what . STATE
must society be in. and whal 6end nus
man be. n fear be The only eoreetis,
agency for bad manners, or incisiliiy
then II 10 y panaees for all moral evils Al
humanity. and the philosopher Of Mslms
bury. after the wrangling Of lwo cent?
ries, IL right"
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Pfnm the Carolina watchmaK
RESOLUTION
or tie Gfud Jury Of Dflkes County

~ WV 1Fssst@ ~@tI ~ 'sa0s~S ~1's-s~.G
april Term. 1880.
In Republican Government, indiffer-
ence by the People 10 the policy, The
acts and principles oi their rulers and
public agents, Is dereIic.ion Of = mos. 50.
cred duty, their undoubsed rights and
dearest interests.
The defiance Of public opinion, the
disregard Of The general welfare. aud the
faciious struggle TO maintain abused pow.
er, eyinced in The history Of the present
administration, ara calculated 10 rouse
the fears Of the Country. for The purity
and continuance Of our free institutions,
aud stInalat" the patriotism Of the peo.
pie 10 resolute action. IN pursuance oI
these views, IN our opinion, il is tie du.
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A 1oasi.--Tho following toast was
given !, Typographical festival:
=" The American Fisg--c"mposed u
c.ilols warransed not 10 run"
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James Bryne. Of caIsk,Il. New i",s'
recently recovered $1,000 Of A. H. '"'
vingston, in On action for assault anu '''
tsIy. -
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Limit Of Speed on RoilToys.--Df.
T.ardner has discovered by sxrerInlshS
recently made on The Liverpool and Msn'
chester Railway, that the atmosphere =
an opponent 10 railway speed more lore
midable than has ever been suspected
Al ,h,riy.two miles an hour, The res''.
lance /, offers 10 nearly so per cent u
all thai lie steam power has 10 enconn'e''
and il increases in proportion 50 eh0''
.mously greater Than The spesd, thai m'' s
10 not he slighles, possibility 81 any sue"
Velocity of transit being gained as SOM
land among them none more arueh"!
Than Dr. Larduer himself. have an''e'pa.
ted. II is ascertained that even io'N
miles an hour cannot be maintained ca
cept al cost which amounts PEae''sa'''
10 prohibition.
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The good oil Uhig .7uditor, Mr..
Harrison. This is the Language in
which the Globe Of the 18th March a.
Iuded 10 The late First Auditor. Mr.. Hst-
rson not. however. in the literal sense
II The word. bu, BY way u reproseh.
Mr.. Harrison 10 truly . good old
Wing. lie 10 one Of hose good old
Wing. of 70. who assisted 10 achieve
our independence. lie vas then oppos.
ed IN the tories. aho we're wsrring a.
sainst The rights. interests. and liberties
81 our fathers. lie vas sIigma,ixed BY
them then. a. he 10 now BY The official
organ and tories Of tie present day.
Mr.. Harrisuu's head il now silscred
over with the SHOWS of nearly fourssore
and ten winters. Tie was the friend Of
and profege Of Washington. lie was
sent BY him = Commissioner 10 Spain.
Tor which service he was not compensa.
ted until within the last two ysars. Mr.
Harrison was appointed First Auditor
Immediately after the organization ofthe
Treasury Department. and We understand
he has now in his possession The letter
Of General Washington specially urging
him to accept the situation. Such good
old Hhig vas Mr.. HARRISON. who - nov
reproached for his old Hing principles.
and resiled by The chosen snhdnc'"r Of
the official organ. dfGdisontan.
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JAMES MARTIN, Foreman.
JosErH PiSSEL, Se'cy.

We offer no apology for giving publ
city to The following letter from that dis
linguished public servant. and most es.I.
mable man, Gen. Edmund Jones. in con-
nexion with the above excellent Resolu-
lions. We know not how IL may be in
The other grea, disision Of Norh Caro-
lima. but il must be manifest TO the most
casual obserser. that The great Wing par.
~ Of the West. is cordially devoted u
the cause OF Mr.. Clay. II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-18

Anthony Benjamin. convicted ., Pro-
,iIence last week Of manslanghier. vas
sentenced on Saturday to solitary con-
tinemeni. a hard labor. for Elk years.
For tie information u those Who are
nuaequainlsd with stale pr:son dise'-
pine. and 10 hnId up lis terror - pre-
vrnlive of critic. the Providence Courier
gives The follow ing on.line ri few Of The
rules adopted ., the Rhode Island prison:
/. The convict IL taken 10 preparatory
room. where lie IL disested Of his elolh.
ing. lie 10 then clothed inlhe uniform 81
The prison and has his head shaved. lie
Is now led, blinded. 10 lhc door Of Tie cell
allotted to lin, incsreeraIed IN The CELL
unlocked up. The prisoner j. thus LOST
10 The world. Ills name is no longer
known in The establishment. aud he is de-
signa,ed only BY The number 81 his cell:
From this moment. during the period o.
his confinement. lie is To hold 90 eofn'
municaiinn with any one but llIs Keeper
nor 10 behold the person ~ face o. any
other. lie is mt IL labor in his cell. 90"
tha, and the lIaly Scriptures c"nst''O.s
Ills diversion and means Of instruction
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wilkesbOrough. 18th April. 1859

Mr.. II. &. jones The communics-
ton from tie Grand Jury Of the great
Wig Republican County ot Wilkes.
will furnish the public with some idea
Of the strength Of Mr.. Clay. and Of the
fixed determination Of the county To sup,
port him. The poor youth Of Virginia.
who inherited nothing from his anees-
tors. but Ignorance and indigerce," is
rising in the public csteem. nurn in All
humble sphere, and having for long se-
ries uf years many trials and difficulties
to combat, when trying his fortune in the
West, then n wilderness. Mr.. Clay BY
his uLcanquerable firmness. great talents
and warm lave Of county. has done
more for lha, country than any man nov
living. The humble writer Of this was
present when the question II The next
Presidency was put 10 vote by The GRAM
Jury, and vas much grstifcd 10 observe
The zeal of the whole Of that most res.
peeiabls body. in favor of tina, great.
much abused and reyiIed iriend Of his
whole country. One Of The Jurors. when
his name vas called. answered. "Iienry
Clay" "and il | had them. | would
give him as many votes as Mr.. Van Ba
rem has caused lost dollars 70 the Gov
ernmeni;" and several others made re-
marks something similar. The wings
know, are confident Of txpellinI
the present party from power but le
them remember, ths, We fight sgainst ~
army Of Office holders against their no
ney, their bribery and their corruption
and agains, The whole power md pa,ro
mage Of the Executive ie. us. therefore
not suffer ourselves IN slumber in III,
! greasfcause Of rrdeeming our believe,
country.
| Most respectfully. your old and
Republican Wing Friend.
| EDMUND JONES. OF Wilkes.
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A daily paper. printed M large
sheet" il now issued al Ann liafoor'
Michigan--where only few years 49,
was mol white man.
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IL al lie people 10 unils in jealous and
decided expression of heir opinions and
iudsneEss on ihe present policy Of our
government. and lie approaching poli,l-
al events Of The country. And for he
performance oflhis common duty on their
par., and for other purposes Thai concern
.heir common interest: We. ihs Grand
Jury Of said county, invite the People
al Wilkes 10 meet Il The Court House On
Tuesday Of next May eourt. and that
public notice be given Of the proposed
meeting.
The above Resolution unanimously =.
dopIed.
JAMES MARTIN. Foreman.
High Brown. Thomas Land.
James NJ. Parks, Eli Petty,
| James Stewart. William Horton,
John Ferguson. A. Church.
Aaron FsIlz. Joseph Pinnel.
John Wilhersppon, Jesse Ferguson.
n. T.. Steele. Robert Hays.
Joel TriPlsu. Joshua Laws,
Thomas lsbeii.
| After adopting the foregoing Prsam'
BE AID Resolution. on motion. HE GTsnt
Jurors proceeded In vote for . suilab.'
person Tor The next President oflhe Uni
led States. which resulted in the unani
nous choice Of HENRY CLAY. .
Kentucky.
JAMES MARTIN, Foreman.
InsErn piNNEL, Se'cY.
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Hashia gton, March Is, 1899.
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TABLE PRoRBRYx,
FOR SALE.

"a TNHAT pleasant situation, the
fsys1 l. late residence of Col. Benja-
EessE0 min Tallmadge. in the Village of
Litchfield, in North Street, only
about 90 rods north of the County House, is
offered for sale. The House is two stories,
besides a gamble roof-a large back kitchen
lis in perfect repair, from top to bottom. ha-
wing been recently painted. not only inside
and outside ofthe house, but the outbuildings
and fences. Also, four acres of valuable gar
den and moving land attached to the premi-
SEES, in state of high cultivation. There is
on the premises a large barn, carriage house.
COW houses, and other necessary buildings.
all in first rate repair, with good supply of
various kinds of fruit trees, grape vines. &C.
f. The above named premises are very well
calculated form large genteel boarding house,
or for a temperance hotel, both of which are
very much needed in this village; or it would
he an exceedingly desirable location for a
gentleman Of the city wishing to retire into
the country. II is indeed one of the most
beautiful situations in this delightful village.
Immediate i possession viii u1 given. .,.
For further particulars, application may
lie made 10 john r. LANDoN, Esq. the agent
in Litchfield, or HENRY F. TALLMADGE, Esq.
one Of the executors. in New York.
Litchfeld, Oct. 10, 1888. ..... 20
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L6tchGeJd EssQssts'ers
PuBLIsnED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
tuo doIars per year, payable before the expiration OF
six monfhs. - r,.,s..t.T %-z& y
TO COMPANIES Of any number over six, 81 50 per
vsnr noyale as shove. To companies less than six,
b rs Der year. payable as before. IS cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance These prices are exclusive of mail
or Stage charge for transportation. -
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion OF the editor.
fore the expiration Of a year. 10 -
"a ADvERTIsINe. One square, three insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for two or more squares.-
Halfa square, IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, u 90
COMMISSIONER Notices. %
All communications must be POSTPAID.
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AT Court Of Probate holden at Litehfeld, Wiih-
in and for the District Of Liichfeld, on the
l4th dag of February, A. ID. 1889:
Present, PhinehGs Miner, Esq. Judge.
ron the petition of Sarah Matilda Thomp-
u son, of Cambridge, In the county Of
Guernsey, and state Of Ohio, showing to this
court that she is parent and guardian of Ca
roline Augusta Thompson and Alfred c.
Thompson, of the town, county and state a.
foresaid, both of them minors under the age
Of 81 years that said minors are the Joint
owners Of real estate situated in the town of
Goshen, in said probate district, containing
thirty three acres and ninety six rods, being
the same land which was distributed to them
out of and from the estate oftheir grandfather
John Thompson, late ofsaid Goshen, deceas-
ed, and reference to be had to said distribu-
ton for particular description Of the same,
valued at about Eve hundred and sixty dol
lars that said land lies a great distance from
said minors, and is Of little value to them 10
its present situation, and That It would be
greatly for their benefit to have said land sold
and the avails thereof vested in other real es.
tate, or placed on interest on good security
for their benefit praying for liberty to sell
said property for the purpose aforesaid, as
per petition on file:
Ills ordered BIZ dis court, that said parent
and guardian give notice Of said application,
by causing the same 10 be published in one
ofthe newspapers printed in Lifchfeld, IN the
county OF Liechheld, three weeks successive
~, at least six weeks before the hearing; and
Office in said district, on the 10Th day of
o u Certified from Record. PET
.se mt T.sAA
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ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE,
THE FOLLOWING KINDS: -s
Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court SubpBnas,
Quit Claim dol 80" Book,
Justice Book. Note,
Note, Bail Bonds,
Subpenas, Pension Blanks,
Executions &C. &c. June 90.
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NEW HOOKS.

n UST received at the bookstore in East
81 street, q variety of New BOoks-among
which are, Tales Of Terror. Life in Paris by
Dick Wildiire, Humphrey Clinker and Anne
liza, Illustrated by cruikshank; History of
Texas: the Young Mother and the Young
HousekeepeV. by Doct. Aicott: -
4 Nov. 8. ~" 8. GALFlN.
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NEW GOODS.

@ iGALPlN has i,ist received a new supply
-. Of DRY GOO DDS suitable for the ssason.
oe most kinds &C Country Produce.
: LiichfslA Dc, ~. %
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~. M. WORTH f. CO.

p. d ~ m. WORTH f. co. aa
HAVE just received, and are prepared 10
H show to their good friends in this and
the adjoining towns, an extensive assortment
Of DRY GOODS,
s.. - OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND
CI'Ocke9.y sy9e6 Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses, India Rubbers, Travelling
sd Baskets, and almost every other arti-
W Gle that can be mentioned. q
IL Wanted in exchange for Goods, Butter,
Cheese, Iallo,o, Lard, all kinds Of Grain, Do
mestic FLANNEL, Feathers, Cash, 3c. h.5f
Litchfeld, Nov. l. %
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TO LUaUayea.S.

N of this State, just printed and for sale at
this office. s ~4t,s ta Sept. 20.
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PLASTER.
NOTICE.
District Of Woodbury., SIS. Probate Court, Feb.
III, 1889.

District of Woodbury., SIS. FT0b0te Court, REQ.
IL, 1899.
EHsTATE OF JAMES TROwBRIDGE, late of Rox-
II bury, deceased-The administrators re-
present the estate insolvent, and pray the APP
pointment of Commissioners thereon-Ordcr-
ed, that Commissioners to receive and exa-
mine the claims of the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in Wood
bury, on the 4th day of March, 1889, at III
o'clock forenoon; of (which all persons in in
terest will take notice, and appear, if they
sec cause, and be heard thereon. -
+37 NATHANIEL B. SMITH, Judge.
AT Court of Probate holden at Wateysopn.
scithin and for the district of Watertoaca, on
the 9th dag of February, "A. ID. 1889:
Present, Holbrook Curtis, Judge.
TTPON the petition of John Partree. ofsaid
~ Watertown, showing to this court that he
is the guardian of Thomas c. Lockwood, a
minor, of said Watertown. and that said mi
nor is the owner of real estate situated in the
south part of said WATERFOWL, viz: the undi-
vided one half of about thirty.six acres of
land, owned by him in common and undivi-
ded with Sheldon Morriss of said Watertown,
the whole of which is bounded north on high
way, east on Sheldon Morriss' land. south on
Benjamin Hines land, and west on lands Of
Sheldon Morris and Benjamin Hine; and that
said land is of about the value of three hum
dred and eighty dollars; that said land is
unproductive 10 said minor. and that il would
be for his interest that the same should be
sold and the avails disposed of according to
law, and praying that the same may be sold
for the reasons and purposes aforesaid, as per
petition on file: ., s...'..7
II is ordered By this court. that said guardian
give notice Of the tendency of said petition
bv causing this order to be published in one
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&40BC01SS8 9848G4V0s
THE miraculous cures effected by G0E.
n LlCK'S MATcHLEss SANATTvR, we find
has convinced even the most bitter opposers
Of the doctrine, that the medicine is indeed
" of more value to mankind than the vast
mines Of Austria, or even the united treasures
of the globe" For sale by
KELLOGG & HOADLEY,
Sm*S6 HGraOintOn, Con.
UTORSTED TIPPETS, Yeoman's Ora
w WATTS, Woollen and Buckskin Gloves
and Mittens, &c. for sale by
January II. ]. LAWRENCE.
PLASTER.
A FEW TOMS at the lowest cash price,
n for sale by
Feb. IA. N. HI. NORTH & Co.
NOTICE.
TyHE subscriber is at home, and will be
L. happy to attend to calls in the line of his
profession.
Room in Lords building, up stairs.
REUBEN B. MERRIMAN, DENTIST.
Litchfeld, Jan. II, 1889. 80
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N = IL s5.l-1 1890 u ~. - 4 q
- -. =
influence Of great passion, told Mr.. Judah
that he was "a neriasred ri1loir--a id scoun-
drel." and that he could prove K. That he,
MIR. JUDAH had been ,gujlfv of forgery in re.
laiion to certain letters written 10 Washing
ton CITY respecting q, Mr.. Coterill, and that
although he did not consider him GENTLE
man, vet, for certain nurnoses he wouId
waive that opinion" Mr.. Judah retorted in
language of caual severity. and then retired
+ ts t.rff g,
I &hocking Outrage and Murder.-About q
week since, a man named Lawrence Gaffney,
hired and took possession of house corner
OF -broome and Willeit SITS: On Tuesday
evening s navhg conPle1eo ms aqIangemen's
a"r Ks f.:a,Ja :. $500 n ,., I,sa'e1
IT.. ,,sarry rnaL;nsr ,,,,os Le,s. ~, TO- 7s,o
hour, and about 3 O CLOCK Yesterday morning,
a large party of Young men came In and pro-
eeeded to disturb those who had quiet possess
sion.2 Mr.. G.. Informed the intruders that
they We're heartily welcome to remain, but
Wisneo mem 10 De quiet. On TINS tney ailfe-
M, - anu lei. 'Ie Place a9oo. 10 oc.ock.
leaving the house. some o,,e Of tbe eany Of ;na
,truders had Stationed himself ali the door,
and with, large dirk stabbed to the heart
the first man who went out, viz. Mr.. Peter
Fitzpatrick. Of tbs corner Of Delaney and
Wiliett SITS: Mr.. Vim. Delaney. OF the corner
o. rlt ana stanton Streets was me next 70
,scS ss nouss % Inv .hs. G;o
Is despaired Of Another mn n edward Den-
nan. was also dangerouslv Wounded. but is
still, living. The bloody work was here
stayed by the approach, oftho watchmen.
ad' .'nid~ Do aoi4Ga@tili N.Y. Erprsss'
f. 9. g,ste'sJ@ EqT---- s2n eR qiEltsa
AN! why 30 BUSY ABOUT ThltLss y
1 ,:.... 1890 ""o p's:su W. .Iol'
s''''e"s oa"s, "'u aulas'. w. a'n U,
c W., w'u )" uusy n,o'' N,. wou
- ~. ~ s.'s aug any an'a''cn gste
no sstagna'ltuop' o. I'll mere ls oe, y Mke ve
nsaphg w q wa'er, uhh oy = msgRy
pressure the pDsiroci."n y oorne away,
'a"o '"ey sweep along ~ = u'0te a''lPss"o"S
current .si99 1,..aI,4li s.i. 9lss .3sa
AL, or nearly al., are pressing toWsrd
soMo goa! Can aiter men 20 axe care OF
sne'r souls, g think Of death and Judgment,
tpen tnney near year not' Inc waatcnword 70
cna0e f oh 'nc cannot SOP to think OF
me soul, o. heaven ana o. heiL Orsh
lhey urn lor g moment: !ney press ON
again. ana press on ann ~ many cases
stop MOI, 1ni'i 'ney nno themselves upon
,n,,,.,,, N. -. ~. III, ~. 49,. 80
Mo. - a;.ssiv;n, na,,,.s. .o,,s crv H.
n,sr.. a"J ,,hs.. s Ia, ..;uk
sian, - r r;.o - n'a,. ,,,,a. !. Mia sbr;ah
az hn,ro, and d,sna;r' We ara aravsll;a~
- ,hs isnd "f Observation-Disclosures ,ha land, e
~, ..,"r.,.--.,,' Ne s,ar,;,n.;ss oT das,hs
..o;o,. ..L no,,,, a.d ans, nlo.ed no i;v;ro
.nsr W. are I'm w ',r.valIes. ana r.. loce
"a NINA, NEE, n,c..enrsr from he land
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GE0VES 8.

r AIDES and Gentlemen's lined GLOVES
Ia also, G. 8. Bnckslsin, Merino, and Other
kinds Of Gloves. Eli .5s -
Nov. %. I. LAWRENCE.
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influence Of great passion, told Mr.. Judah
that he was "a Pe1aEed yillsin-a Did scoun-
dre." und that he could prove il. That he,
Mr.. Judah, had been guilty of forgery in re-
lation to certain letters written 10 Washing
ton City respecting a Mr.. CoterilL and that
although he did not consider him a gentle
man, yet. for certain purposes he would
waive that opinion" Mr.. Judah retorted in
language nf equal severity, and then retired
from the Hail. slss.G.. -. + -t.-.-,@a Nas