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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

NIHGINIAt-At Rules held In the Clerks Once Of
The Circuit superior Court II Law and Chancery for
the County n Goucestcr Monday the 7h day Of De.
ccmber, 1910 -Gcorgc Iaafctro comprt against War.
rem Olvitr. Frances Olivier Matia l. olivier, a Oh.
vef, John r reawell aud Thomas Fox Trustee under
certain deeds from w l. Oliver, deita-fH Chancsry.
The defendant, Thom1H Fox, not having entered his
APPEARANCE and gwen security according the aCt II
scinbly and the rules u This court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that Dee H not an lnhaban of this
Commonwealth. On motion 0f Tic complainant, by Warren
Jones' his attorney it's ordered that the said PENDANT
DO apprar Rules DO holden in The Clerks Office Of
said court the first Monday In march neN aud
tho plaintiffs bill and that copy Of his order be forth
with Inserted iu Newspaper published In the CITY of
Richmond Tor months Hucceavey, and posted az the
font door Of the Courthouse q this county.
n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

vrNGrufA AT rules hsii IN the cisrkis enc, ~
v Es,es citcus Superior Cnust OF law snd Chancsry
tic ih d,s OF January l6fl .wiiam a. Tayoe plglu
against Moore r. Hoe kenLrohgh snd Tioinrson hurren
Administrators with the will cd of George MutIen,
deed H. q. Tayloe, who h OF the utors of Cot
john lay loe, deed, aud others, defendants
The defendant. o. rsyloe, not having entered his ap
b aud the rules of thls Court aud appearing by salts
factory evidence that he r. not nhabant of ths state
on the motion OF the psinn by counsel II IL ordered
the said defendant do appear here the Monday In
April next aud answer the original and and sup
plemcnia bills Of the plaintiff that copy OF ths order
be forthwith Inserted in newsp sper published in the
city ~ kehniond ior eight weeks and thai
another copy be posted front door
OF this county copy-Teste.
JAMES ROY MlCoU, Jr Clerk r.. q. 4. q. l. sc.
fc l2-wSw - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

IT, constant supply or the above instruments with
DR. Huls Improved russes for Hernia will be kept by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-08

/ C'HILDREN's SHOES, manufactured by the
- cslebraiedBAc,S - have Just received schooner
ouei direct from The factory very large s0ck ~ tho
above superior Shoes, consnF Of leather strap B0otee
dn shoes, DO Aucle Ties Bacon decidedly the best
ker oi the above shoes any of the Northern States
Those wishing good article 10 the Chiirens lne will
give a call FAMIEL PUTNEY,
de fluf 4ifs he Tss fsaht
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
FROM FLORIDA.
st Aaensline, NoY. !. IsI

81. Augustine, Nov. Z. IsiI.
The stesner William CASTOR. Can.
Henry. arrived here this morninR from
For Pierce. Indian Risc,.) By her
&C learn ,hai on Toesday. the 25lh Of
October. wi,,l,i tie Ga,tln was standing
oil Ina, bar. The P,lui attempted 10 70 oui
IL her. and vas eapsizeJ. owIng TO The
surf running very high. (ss ILere bad
been gale blowing lar sessral day,l and
Mr.. U. Ashlork. boy and Two msn b..
longing Ia The boat. and seven u. s. ell.
diers were ,lrnwnfd.
lmmsdIa els alter The bot cspsized.
the rartaIn u The GasInn had me IL his
yawl boa's named by fur m.n, md
despatched b their assistance. hu, ubinr-
iunsieiy. their bosi met HE same fate. aud
two on Of The iour man wt,e alsn drown.
ell
Fram Fort Dallas. We learn that a sconi
had brcn out IRON tina, pos,22 DAYS. ard
had pot returned al The lat adyicss. |,
y supposed ill,i they had gone IN 1" suue
other past.
scout lrf Fmt Pierce on the 81 inst.
ior an examination Of The country.
Tie post ., New smyrna has been
abandoned. aud The troops h.ys I'll IT.
moved 10 Fart Pierre.
TIE pto.peci u the war h,ing brought
10 cla,e This wihier BY the ensrgeuc
commander ~ ihr fD,ces. Col. Worth, Is
wy catering, notwithstanding lie 'ly
abuses heaprd upon hlm by rcrtaIn III
dIvidusl IN this qusr'er. Crl Worth has
done much for Florida. by lis uu,irips
txer'inns. and much will yet be scr"n'-
pllshed by him. SarGnnah RTn6.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
CIVIL WAR IN TEXAS.

From the NalcLi,cches Head. q, tober %.
For some time past the parties in cast.
ern Texas. known a. The Regulators and
Modcrators, having been INDUCING in Sc
diiious broils and feuds, committing reia-
liaIory acts Of outrage upon the lives and
property of the citizens, rendering the
peace and security Of the community pre-
carious in the extreme. The violent mea-
surcs Of each party have at length, we are
informed, provoked the government oil
Texas TO active measures for the suppress
sion, and the Colonel commandant Of the
militia Of San Augustine county has re-
ceived orders 10 draught two hundred men
10 quell the traitorous factions. There
will no doubt be some blood shed in the
event Of an encounter. The militia may
be joined by the Regulators, but il is be.
lieyed that the Moderaiors will be routed
out. The object which primarily brought
the Regulators together was the honora.
bic wish 10 rid iha community Of The more
invcieratc Of large band Of loafers, row.
dies. and gamblers, who were residing IN
their midst, and sadly injuring the inte-
rests Of the community by their ungoyern'
ed and lawless conduct. The Modera-
tors have giscl into distinction by appo-'
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mah and q god iFllpW WhenrVfI be 10
subfT and ~ hls right sepsrss sIurk
ui'h silent sfmiFsiien 81 ne speakers
slsiE;eftsisd FnrRd,hip. Ohrisnsn prs.
lanshrrpy. and nnblr srnIimrnis. she ma
gisHafr paused far leo monesls. aud
thea said be sould srrompaDy me gene
Eaus nan - The prssan. and iheIe make
oul he prisoners Eslesse.
Ga their way. the prrson scrampsny-
ing The maeisira'e. leaking him ssfhssi.
~ IN The facr. exclaimed. :. precise.
sir. yoa do not kHow me; indeed. do
not wendsI q il. fol ! am cert i,.ly ga OK.
feEed man since va committed. and PR
psrly eommilsed, me - The woIkhanse Is
drunkaId and sheer braules." Her lhs
sptaksr me n.ioned his name. and The mag
islrais then. and not III then. recognised
bef"Te BIN . man well dressed frum bead
70 lOoi. clean. hsallhs looking. and alta
gelhrr. in appearance. "a new creature"
and :. an altered man" .Sir." eoniinu
Ell the speaker. /" III This blessed chang,
10 owing 10 my having taken and kspilh
pledge Of Total Abslinrnce. You know,
sir. Hhen y0u committed me 10 lie work.
house. had neither money. nor friends "a
90 my security. ! vas then in rags and
misery. Noi0. since I have lsfi 81 dnnk-
ING. have good elolhes. money enough.
and plenty II friends wiihal 10 provide me
wiIh sUrk and I'll that is necessary "a
make me respectable and rominrlable. =
Here The poor fellows feelings acre esi-
denly lnuchsd. snll be added. in : sub
dued lone. ilnw can I. ah0 owe so
much 10 The cause nf Totsl Abstinence.
refuse 10 help brother in distress, when
! see iaIr chance Of making him - com.
Portable and happy as myselR" Here.
indeed. were Farm. HoPE and CHARITY.
Ill united IN The person and grateful heart
Of one WIN. 10 use his own emphatic and
feeling language, hal become fatally
changed BY hrs ..tasing isken aud kept
the rlsdge Of Total Absun.ncr." What
an excellent example! whatslrnng en-.
enlargement is h'reby afforded 10 al the
remaining nebriaies ~ our coGmnnily 10
. 20 and 10 HkelCise.
The TEMPERANCE MEETING held last
Tuesday evening 4 Wesley cLsp.l in
ibis city as. - we nndersiand. ~ : high
Is interesting character. IL bein Q compo.-
ed Of friends u he Temperance cause oi
various denominations. sho cordially uni
ted ON common Christian ground 10 pro-
mote The g,ea, affects of tie As,oria-
iion. The mee'irg WIS mo.i elnQuenily
and effectively addressed By the Rev. Mr..
Sirineirllow, who met and anssered
The mnst plausible objections which have
been urged against 4, importance A.soeia-
lions. The address of thr reverend genie.
man Is sPokeu.of in The highes, terms BY
lhose who had the pleasure Of hearing il.
Besides tie reverend speaker. there we're
prestaI the following clergy men: Re-.
Mrssrs. Tuston. Robb and DAVIS. ID
Howard. President Of The Society. and
Mr. Zeyely. The Secretary. &C ed ofIieisl
iy 81 this interesting meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

ahd, dat 10 live Coz thirty yeafs without
changing an oPininB, i % live thirty yeaEs
without impEnremeni, and Who. therefore,
ril nos make il he great business 81 be
he % Ihink. u appear 10 think to-day, =
he thought yesiendsy-nor look upon Il
= , repr0arh. thai he has become wiser
By experience. lei rs have man who.
while he has intelligence 70 know his own
opinions, and hrmness 10 pursue them.
viii vel understand lhai the only value Of
any opinion is is agreement with truth,
and viii. therefore. Il once abandon any
and every opinion when satisfied thar il
Is false and injurious. Leius have man,
whose mind Is deeply impressed with The
importance 10 his country, Of The great
principles Of the Wing party, anc whose
sdelity TO them Is guaranteed, not by
pledges given upon obtaining a nomina-
lion. bur BY The faithful devotion Of his life
10 his coantry's service. Above all, let
US have a man with a sound American
head, and soundAmerican kem.-whoSe
patriotism, instead Of dwindling into the
narrowness ola political secisry, enlaIgcs
itselft 10 embrace, and love, and foster eve
~ interest Of our whole country. Let US
have such leader. inseribe his name up
on the glorious Wing banner, and give il
10 the breeze, and rely uponii, gentlemen,
noble triumph awaits US.
With such leader. we defeated the
phslanx Of Loco Focoism headed by Van
Buren,, and welding without scruple. for
party purposes, the whole Executive pow
er and patronage OF the Nation. Shall il
admit Of doubt, that we can defeat the
same party, under the guidance Of Mr..
Tylerl
But, sir, said Mr.B. in conclusion, how
ever il may be in other states under such
circumstances, the Old North State win
again give evidence Of her devotion TO the
Wing principles for which she was dis
tingnished ii IT'S and l776. Then,
again. will North-C aroIina-Sir, speak
not Of Carolina, nor Of South Carolina,
bnt Of NoRTH-carolina-then. again, will
North Carolina, the fearless, the faithful,
the honorable, bat moderate State, show
hersrlf true to Wing principles, whoever
may desert them!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
From the psnsille Rcpsurr.
PRESIDENT TYLER's PLAN OF
A FISCAL. AGENT.

The Washington correspondent Of tie
Salem Gazette, gree the following a.
the plan which the ptsr,enI will pre-
sent Ia Congress at us approaching se..
sun. for The ROLES iion and dishursrmtn nj
81 The resenne aud lie regulations 81 the
domestic ,xrhsnges 81 The country:
By compact between The II lies, a
Bark Of 6fiy millnns 70 10 be created,
With br-nrbes la earh Of the states cniei.
ing into the compact.
Tins fitt milan. To- b. hired by ,IIe
.iatPs, aud the payment % II by the states
. be gnsraLt-,d ~ the United States
the p'oceeds Of The public land. 10 be
pledged BY the STA e, aud guaranteed by
he U. SIsie,. IS security fr tie Payment
81 The i'rl''cipa! aud interest Of HE ca;ilsl
stock.
4" The direction Of The y nix to eonsi.,
81 a B"ard oI CO.. ,rnl OF % 20. mbrrs--
% be cl.o.en by the members 81 Congress
&c oDiciJ-nne hall The members Of The
Board oi Cunirol 10 be chosen by tie
members 81 Congress nprt, Of Mason aud
DIxon's lne--the allar hsif by these
.ou h Of that line.
Thus the interests of the two prea,
geographical aud social divisions Of the
country will have cheek upon each
other.
1.-The Board uf G.. nir,l To an; oial the
Directors ~ earh state branc.,.. aad IL have
The full and tnlire control OF the insli,u
tlnn aud Ill its slTnrs snd de have
the pow e. &c remova' OF ttIirr, 81 The
bank AMI brsLc,es u. OF ca.ss shawn.
- Il shsIl be the du ) al this institution
10 Pr"'i,le aud m ntaIn far and equal e
chang throughout the rouGlry. / shall
have Ihe privileges Of discount, deposl,r,
and issuing bill. &c.
:" The Board Of Control, Directors Of
Branches. and al uificers. 10 be salari,d:
and I" be drbsred from Ill Accommodation,
al The bank Of any kind or shape. Tie
salaries ii st,te directors to be p,id hv
their states The members Of the board
81 contIol, themselves 10 he suffice, TO &C.
m"val. by the body which created them,
upon good reasons.
l." The above are the features of the
proposed measure. so far as learn them.
Tue Presidents obi, ciions TO Corpora
faon TO operate per Sc will thus be aroi
i-d. and the great nhjcrls of Naii,nai
u INK BE- nhta'Gei under guarantees lnr
I,- good management, sirnng as human
skill can conirve."
We have Tie best auihoriiy fnr saying
Illat the above notable scheme IS the pr,.
inet 81 The brain Of Tia, able ''pfaciicai
faancicr" Beverly Fucker. esq Pioles.
'or Of Law ia The Cnllege uf William aud !.
Mary. The Plan was concei, ed by he
laresaid Professor some months ago,
'hlspeacd 10 tho cars oi S:crttary (then
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

IpdEtl urshuF sad faiF. Hrnry A Wise.
b llarm sPpTnFed nd stihrir > Fgrsiinn
inFuaratd h pIssidsni y ieI. 30 "a
{, llensy seil de,I@retly Is iass pi'h q
= fir-t s'gh.. and losshaih srpffei his
ihsnks D. he Professor Coz BE send, e
lul discovery. which NJ u onrs as sss
10 lsl,sFr hlm lom al his dsflienly az
lhis s.xsd snbjFes. snd requested ll.sl ills
Professor weuid wllhuBs delay. frersre
. BIN emhudying The provisions irdies,'d.
Hhirh .sid b,ll % 70 be submIiird - Cen
gre-s a. ihe e0mmshrfmrrI ~ Tie nrxl
ssssian. provided lhs Prtsidrni u leil
:. per &c" and is moi led 70 eLsnEe his
views and biz purposes By he Abslrae.
iioni-is or I.nenlneos who aalier lhsI Thy
may dsefise him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

~ NAMHtila We Rrr-Hz
viii "a Request hy trlns lerrinv !, ~ l-s
columns. The sulluri s one 49, -, -
ooruPy much and serious a,leu,ien :. !. :. :
nexg sessioa II Congress- M !, =. Z. IL
100 soon occupy he attention AZ 4. % D..
re sd thrIF Representatives il cor.,... Z
Ezfraei e a1eilsr litls . slni.,.,.s.
Ms.ees go. = ,sss'sss % b. kissd ! r.s.
Nrssnlsr :. lest
T" We sl.ail hare stirring times AZ.
ieT IN Congress. and 10 one c,n -. ~ :.
~hal asPers political Affairs viii -. ~
before another spring puts lorsh her a. -
en. By ihs blessing of God. / -. -.s-
stand BY my country and her ,..s -. =
rests. IN any emergency, win, n,..l,. 80 u
iiirzie. letihose urn aside 10 DO re,e.. ~.
10 individual chieliains who pleass ~.
tariff question is one which wn .he
great trouble, but foF my lie / es...' -. ~.
the wisdom. patriotism, or eons,i,p,;,.e,
injunction or inhihiiion which ,sa.: n.i
the people Of the United States n .. Jass
the productions az all ihe world e. y
protective restrictions Of any sort ;n,o 1 y
markets, whilst all he world bu,',a -
with excessive protective and diser;n,;n-.a
ing duties all her productions, cuda !.
manufactured. The tue inleres, an a.
rica is TO have free trade; but lhat !. =,
free trade which burdens with du,ies ~
cessise and inonlinsie. allw have a -,
abroad, and receives into our marke,. -
reign productions free. or nearly 50. Tn.
is vassalage, not freedom; and, i / Ioss
freedom. mean 10 resist il. IfEngl.nI
and France expect 10 have lhe priyiIers
ofselling their woollens and coiions. silts
&c. in this country at the moderate dp,Y
OF twenty per cent. or less, they mus, Il.
low Us 70 sell in their markets our An,
our tobacco, &c. al the same or sim;I,,
rate. or The FIRST principles Of namre mus,
require US TO exclude their predictions
or 50 tax them as 10 raise up, by the mr.
lection, producers Of those articles amopu
ourselves, with whom we can EXCHANGE
upon equal terms one kind Of product for
another.
IL our Tariff is not arranged upon
such = principle IS this, all attempts Al a
restoration Of the currency will be woDe
than idle. Whilst we purchase from
abroad more than we can pay for. because
they will not take in payment wha, We
have TO sell--and that, TOO, what their
people want vastly more than We do their
manufacnres-wc shall, OF course, be in
debit our actual money will 90 as fast as
we can collect il: and our paper, no mat.
ter by whom issued. State or Federal Go.
yernment. or individual. win dcpreciate.
Give US a wise system Of commercial re.
gulaiions-give US justice and fair play in
our dealings with foreign nations. and We
shall very soon have an abundant eurren.
ey, and all The conven,enccs Of sound
convertible paper can be applied TO the
community in any one Of dozen differ.
ent ways"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
From The National M llice,cc,

Oar attention has been called by an es-
teeIned friend to the subjoincd article,
which appeared in The Baltimore Patriot,
ofsTharsday evening, the doclrile con-
timed in which, he il Of opinion, would,
Il carried oql IN PRACTICE, promote the best
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
From a. D.a,ilI, R.po.,.r.
ULc constitute ne Banks; and irko ere
The sufferers by The Bgnk RoLberie,2

We frequently bear Of The immense
amount Ahirh has Ieeensly btea swim
died from the community BY various
Banks which have been robbed BY lhsm
fiHsneiering Preadshts. their accomplish
sd and very ermpelen; Cashiers, their
coueer and grnilemanly iellers. and their
faithful Clerks and other inferior agents.
The enemies Of The Bank point W 10 .
l,si Of Bank Robbers. as long As orr arm
and vnh EVIDENT ss,isfaeiian sxclsim.
.ses uhal yonr fasoriie Banks are doing
ior The publiel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
Look at this.

siiIlE ciuzens u HIllshoFcuga aud IT'S vicin
~~ ity are INFORMED. that afn obliged TO stop
Credit al the Post Office, because tie p. %.
Department forbijs il, and requires prompt
payment Of ne.
They will therefore take notice, that lronn
and after the first day oil May next NJ Letter
Will be sufFe ed 10 go out Of the Post uffice "a.
I'll the postage be paid. --posl rge on New o..
pers aud Pamphlets will be requlred quarterly.
in advance. This notice excerpts no one, /, Is
intended Tor all concerned. And hope none
will think hard . me fer this course. as neccs.
sity compes m Oft
THOS. CLANCY, p. M.
Hillsboro,, April 90. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Correction paragraph is going the
rounds, which states lhs, President Iy
Ter was made Governor Of Virginia by
the death Of the Governor, was made Sc.
na,nr by the death Of one before his tune
expired, President BY the death of Gen.
Harrison. and his lady is The daugh'sr OF
Cooper, The rsgedian. The Richmond
Wing saws there is not one word Of Truth
in il. except the fact ,ha, Gov. Tyler sue.
ceeds to The Presidency by the death oil
Gen. Harrison. Ills son married Miss
Cooper, an elsgan, end accomplished Ia
dy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Whsa IL brAashss have fslleh
And II Elout trunk l. EhiyeF'as
But DE Eso OfOur hops,
Although tms.wOEn and hoary.
San shaded our land
In ne prime Ofis glory.
Yes, oarloyed oak has fallen:
Bot millions win nourish
His mem'Ey 90 dear,
Which through ages shall flourish;
And his hisfY's bright pages.
To our children who read them.
Win beacsn lights prove.
On 10 honor 70 lead them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Brgss I'D Oak "-In aoBros Co /.
IN. ~ thc stump and roals ef - old ask
~sre recently sold Cor boat kasss. Gaf
ESQ. The body made 4s40 ssssss. sort,
ESQ. -Four logs sold Cor $40. and The mp
limbs msds sessn cords of sood. The
whole tree snid on ihe gr0DnJ Cor over
300! Some old locust lrsss have been
sold far double he monrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
F.fths Recorder.

At q called meeting Of the " HILLSIDE
rough Debating Society,"" held on We'd
nesday evening, the 2lst instant, full
number being in attendance, the Presi-
dent announced the object for which the
meeting was called; whereupon, MIR. Ben
iamin c. Cook introduced the following
preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, in the dispensations of an
all-wise Providence, member of our boz
DIV has been taken from this earthly stage
Of existence, for whom we would testify
our highest regard, therefore,
Rss0lued, That in the death Of our fell
low member, ALFRED Nj. TAYLOR, we
have lost one whose talents bid fair to
make him an ornament to our body, and
whose ardent devotion to his friends had
secured for him our warinest affection.
Resolved, That we do most sincerely
condole with his bereaved parents in the
loss Of an only and affectionate son.
Resolved, That, heavy as this melan-
choly event may be, we should bow with
due reverence and submission to the in
scrutable ways Of an all-wise Providence,
who visits US with such temporal calami.
ties for our eternal good.
Resoired, That, in testimony Of oul
friendship and esteem for our departed
fellow member, we will wear suitable
badge of mourning for thirty days; and
will attend his funeral in body on the
morrow, and pay the last sad tribute Of
respect to his remains.
| Resolved, That copy of the above re.
solutions be sent to the deeply afflicted
family of the deceased.
! RrsOlped, That these proceedings be
published in the Hillsborough Recorder.
EDWIN A. HEARTT, President.
Benz. G. Cook, Secretary.
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GEN. HARRISON AND JUDGE BURNETT

GEN. HARRISON AND JUDGE BURNET'
At the meeting Of The Committee in
Cincinnati to agree upon suitable mes'
sures to express The public feelings on the
melancholy occasion Of Gen. flarrison's
death. motion was made and Unanimously
adopted. that Judge Burne, be requested
TO deliver the eulogy upon the la'e Presi'
dent. The Judge was present. being
chairman Of the Commiree. He declined
the request: and 4" never," says the Gin.
cinna,i Republican. ibid we witness
deeper feeling or listen To ,rner eloqueuce
than in the remarks he made" IL eau.
not accept" said he; d" could not speak.
| knew Harrison forty six years ago; he
was a brother 10 me then; we have been
brothers ever since; our hearts we're kniI
together, and | would choke we're ] to
a,iemp, TO speak Of him. He is the last
of the little baud who started this city
| am alone now. all alone, and l cannot
talk Of nv friend. I cannot. And the
manly tears fell down his cheeks. and the
sobs which were heard coming alike from
the aged and the young oil both parties
told the deep sympathy which all iel'
The scene was touching. II overeaIns
all who witnessed il.
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FIRE AT NORTH BESD.-We are grati-
fed 70 learn that the injury 70 the man
sion house at North Bend, As reported in
our last, was greatly exaggerated. The
Cincinnati Gazette says:
aGreat nneasiness was caused in this
city yesterday morning, by report that
General Harrison's dwelling house, al
North Bend. had been destroyed by Gre
the previous afternoon. Direct informa-
ton, however, arrived before noon, and
Quoted all apprehcnsions. The building
was on FIRE, but only the upper story Of
the west wing sustained any material
damage. The roof and this were de
stroyed, but without, we understand. The
loss Of any furniture, or seriously incon'
veniencing the afflicted family"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

We are fearful that the Wings. as a
pariy. are as the ludisn represented The
white man TO be. "'fhe white man,
said he. "jus. like The hog; the wolf may
cone along and snatch mp q pig. and The
hogs will brisfie up. and make great
fuss: bu, as soon as the wolf is out oil
hearing with the squeaiing pig. the bs'
lance Of The hogs will lie down as content
ed as though nothing had happened, Until
the Welt lakes smother pig. when they
will follow after him shor, distance,