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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
sBERNaN,s couch LozENGEs

SHERMAN'S COUGH LoLENGES
Are the safest most sure and edectusl remedy for
Conghs Colds Coasampttons, Wkoopiag Cough,
Asthaa, Tightness Of the Lsngs or Chest De
fhe proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect Satisfaction. Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the last three
months restoring TO health persons in almost every
stage o, cousum, tion and th,se sbossns under the
e11st distressing colds and coughs They do not
check and dry np the cough, but render II easy.
promote expectoyation, ailay the tick ling irr,a-
ton. and remove the proxmaie or exciting cause.
they are made from combnatiun Of the most
valuable oxpecioraat, or cough medicines. and are
undoubtedly superior every thing in for those
complaints. Hundreds upon hundred, of csrtih.
cates have been offered of their wonderful virtues.
from those who have been saved from untiiney
grave, aud restored perfect health, by using them
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENSES
Are the greatest discosery made, ior dspeins
the various kinds of WORMS, that 50 frequently and
disttes.ingy annoy both children and adalts. They
are an infalhble remedy. and pleasant TO III,
taste that children will take them as ieadily AS
common pepper mint Iozenge. Many disease
arise from Worms, without its being suspected
Sometimes a very troublesome cough, pains IN ih'
FONTS hmbs. bleeding at the nose. &c NC, ar
| occasloned by Worms, and will be easily cured b.
using this celebrated medicine.
! Read the following letters:
Nav YaRR NJ trch s, 339.
! Dear Notwithstanding to your request, WI
/ have used your Worm Lozenses in several cases u
Worms. and ound them uniformly successful. W.
have 90 difficulty ia getting children TO take them
a. they perfect, pleasant. We shall use then
| in our practice whenever occasion otiers believing
| them To be the best vermifuge medirine in use.
We are yours respectfully,
| v WEEKS, NJ. ..
| W. SHADD0Ck VI. D.
G. Il. GREEN, M. ID.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

vTR0iNTA;---At Rules held 10 the Clerks ofSes
Of the County Court of Mofsan CcGsay, on tbs
frst Mo11sy 10 August, 1874,
Jeremiah VsnorsdoiI, etF.
cgoJaT
Thomas Bennett, Ser, james Bsnresf, Nathan
Sutton ard Garrett ysnossdoll 6fs.
IN cHANcERY.
vuNHE above named defendants, not having en-
II tered their appearances and given secariiy,
according to the act Of the General Assembly and
the rules OF this court and il appearing by ssiis'sc'
tory evi1ence thar they are not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth; IL 10 ordered. that they do appear
hero on the 6sa Monday 10 November next, 70 an
s.er the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this
oder be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
lished IN Msrtin-bory f,rtwo months sueeessively,
and a BIKE copy po.ted on The front door OF the
Ccurt Hpuse Of ssid county Of Morgan
ccpy.--rcste,
) RICHARD, c. N, c.
SPIT rlbef %. 1871 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

EyRESH supply of all kinds Liquors Fresh
H' Grsys Pale ale, just received and for sale,
g. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

VIRGINIA :--At Rules held in the Clerks Once
OF the County Cont for Morgan County, on the
frst Monday IN August, is4l,
John Hartley, PIT
M ogrfrs
wilisr, n r.nisor, " liam C. Hsf and Abraham
Wisnsr, djfs.
~ CHANCERY.
TINE defendants, William c. Hpf and Abrs-
IL ham Mismer. not having entered thes sp-
penrance and given security, according 10 The set
Of the General Assembly and tho rules OF this
Conr', and 1t appearing ty Satisfactory evidence
thar they not nhabirsn,s OF this Commonwealth:
IL is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here the iFst day Of November term next TO an
the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this or
der be Forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN Berkeley county, for Iwo months successivsly,
and liAs copy posted on the front door Of the
Coar-Ho1se Of said county Of Morgan.
copy.-res;e,
J RICHARD, @. If. c.
September 2, 13Il.--2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

UNRESH CANDY AND FRUIT-Lemops
Prunes, Dates and general assortment o
Candy, which will be sold low. A
September 0. w. DohsEf'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
TO THE PUBLIC!

FHyHE undersigned would resi- eetfuly inform the
a Public that they have l.nseJ, for tenn OF
wears the large and commodious
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

5. S FlfcH. No. i7e Chestnut St.
Copy If letter from c. c. Park Pastor of tks
Baplist CAareh, al Haddenfsld, ~. J.

The Rev LEONARD FLkTcHER, Pastor OF the
Bap,is. Church, Ut Great Valley. Pa. who had
been more OF less bald tor mary years, used three
bottles otths Hair Iouic and has fins growth
of new hair over all that part of his head where he
was bald wriies--"My hair isgrowipg finely. las
suteyou." l.. FLElCHEk.
West Chester, Pa, March 2, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

:. Man wants bu, little bore below,
Nor wants that little lotg."
lis not with me exactly 90
Bat its so in the song.
My wants arc many, and II told
Would muster many q score;
And were each wish mint of gold.
/ still should long for more.
IL,
VIVA, ftn want 10 daily bread.
And canvsss.backs and winei
AMI all the realms of nature spread
Before me when dine
-Four courses scarcely can provide
My appetite to qreli.
With four choice cooks from france beside,
To dress my dinner we'll,
Ill.
What next want at heavy cost.
Is elegant attire;
Black sable furs foe winters frost,
And silk for summers 6rr.
And cashmere showls and Brussels lace
My bosom's front 10 deck;
And diamond rigs my hands 10 grace.
And rubies for my neck.
w.
And then want mansion fair,
A dwelling house in style,
Four stories high, for wholesome alt.
A massive marble pile:
With halls for banquets and for balls.
al furnished rich and fine;
With stabbed stud, in fifty stalls.
And cellars for my wine -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
FROM MEyIcO.

The New Orleans papers contain some
items Of Mexican Intelligence. received
by late arrival from Maiamoras. We
atract the following from the Bee Of the
9th inst. .
After . prolonged struggle, Santa
Anna has sncceeded in oyeriurning the
government. Buslamente, il is said. is
imprisoned. and Al the mercy Of the con-
qaeror, around whom have rallied the
troops AMI other commanders. This re-
salt, from the Information we have receiv-
ed, appears in Unstable. Whatever opin-
ion we may have formed oil Santa Anna,
his tact and ability are beyond dispute.
of ibis. has popularity Is perhaps the best
evidence. We anticipated the event al
most as soon 4, we heard Of his having
raised the standard Of revolt, and of his
efforts 70 SOW ,he seels Of popular discon-
tent among the masses.
1--WE have not learnt the details re-
speciing this revelation, but il is proba-
bic the capital OF Mexico has suffered
greatly, as the intestine war commenced
within lis precincts, and has been there
dscidcd. after contest Of several weeks.
What will be Santa Annals future
course! Will he re-establish, in all is pu-
ri,y and simplicity, the Constitution OF
1924! Will he convoke Convention, 70
form 4 new constitution, or will he seek
% create military despotism! II the he
70 Of San Jacinto be powerful enough, he
viii undoubtedly prefer the later altena-
live. Bu, he is too skiIful openly 10 con-
tend with public opinion. In the interim,
rImor declares ihai the new government
is about 10 despatch expeditions for the
parpose &c subdning The provinces which
have had the audacity 10 declare them
selves iadependcni--slich as Texas, Cam
peachy, and Tobasco. This circumstance
would lead 10 the belief that il IS Santa
Annals intention TO organize strong 60.
vernmeni; in other words, a military rule.
Santa Anna should, however, remembel
that if the lanrcls Of victory sometimes
conceal the chains Of seryi,ude, his mus
b, powerful and practised hand tina, at
iempls 20 gather lhem."
An epidemic, very fatal in its effects
prevailed nj Mclamoras. w. ii. Rnihcr
ford. esq. British vice consul, had Ialler
a victim TO its yirulencc.
In the New York papers OF Saturda,
we also find some news from Mexico
brought hy the ship Charles Carroll, from
Tampico, the captain Of which states tina
Tampico, and the whole Of the north o
Mexico, had declared for the change 9
The present government. and that Presl
dent Bustamente was unfit TO govern
Santa Anna was named commandment
chief, and the belief was that he would D
declared supreme Dictator, as Congress
WIS 10 be dissolved, and he 70 name
new one. who should declare who was
govern. The mass Of citizens did nc
mcddlc with the revelation, but the Who'll
was an affair Of the army, who govern eI
tirely. By an express from The cry
Mexico, il was learnt that all business ha
ceased at that city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

Ne ionu i uifhoni parallel Is e. fal-
me- hisilry; rnsl ne irss 81 huusn Iilsn
'ruly appealing. Fony-sstes a. aur
iawhsasn have bssn - sl.oAed % ID ghs
Hifliy dep. or eaa lilslfss upan eur
sl'.ass-lsssine. slnrsI IN . single neigh
hVshnnd. n widows and 80 fzihrrless
ehsifrrn. nany al Ehnm ass lsfl 10 sanI
81 NE mesi rrmmnn nsresssriss VI life.
load. rlalhing. aud farl.
/" The Felsaises sLd nriehhoss az he
beFe.srd. 20 xham. IN sfdinsrF rases,
'hty enuld sPpIy CT ard. are lwiih isu
exeeP,inns. by ihs grheIsl drs'rue.l.G
Of slselr properly in he same esle. unalls
10 60 msis fhsn relirse ther immedlsis
and mssi prsssing wants The saffos
lng wijvw. s,ll chsrishing. perhaps. I
faint hspe hat BIS some n,ifasnl.Rs iaies
position her husband may have been ..
krn from the sinking vrrck and CARRIE
In some dlslspi p..ri. feels her hrsii sink
ine into uiser desPanttnry when sh,
thinks Of ne approaching winter. AM
sees her liale children shiseuns srauni
The h'tlsss hearth and asking Cor bfssl
which she raHno, giss them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

tiufehaafs fifurtutfi ~ damfs. hnuef-
er, Procfdfd uita fay Hhirh tulird
rHfr'i' ~ slmosi sufsftnhsn: ana ne
ru.'d,ee. s.ih ely ii - cunlrhts. .
is.x'lf desifoysds-sps ads Il $50 Coo
lad a sfms. htsidss an inssmerablr
4nAu ~ n TOPPLES. relies. &c. Atmid
'l<hi Sc fohasgrsiiaa had reached 10 he
hsrk Tear. uhlrh Ell with . u-os
Tremendous trash. Peas we're snfrIl.in
81 "a shr Jsuel Ts~ss. which w.s bra
ksa eprn. and ne valuable diamonds.
efowhs. srrpsres. &c. we're removed.
Al eve O'Clock ON Sunday masninR de
IRE ah.ted is iuIy. The value Of The pro
pen, drs1aisd i estimated a one lall-
lioa pounds sterling. |. is supposed
ihai this di,aslrnns 6fe AIS the rssvls oI
serideut alane. and caused by The over
hessine n some ases adjoining the Ar
mnry aliics. Ons freman Loaf his life.
SPAlS.-TLe latest adsires from Mad
I'D state that The insuueclion Is 81 an end
-0'Donnrl and he bro.her rebels were
allowed 10 enter France. aud they are 10
be placed IN ssFisBs lowEs. al II them
near The ir'nner. EspsrIsio lel Msdrid
far the Nnslh on tlse l9lh Dll.. attends d
by his stsd. and accompanied by Tie SIN
isisrs OF The War and he Iulrrlor. lie
addressed The Nsiinnsl Guard before be
LEFT. recommending Ih.m 10 watch over
The peace Of the capitol. and 10 sernre
the safety Of the Tayslafphans. Mnn,es
de Geo had been shot Christina repeats
that she had no hand 10 The insurrscton.
though bulh Christina and i.aai. PhIlipps
are aroused II commanding Il. O'DOa.
nell had arrived IN Paris.
HOl.i.AND.-The King Of Holland,
in his rsp.e,iy % Grand Duke Of lux.
emburg. has refused 10 sanction the treaty
OF comme,re. in virtue 81 which ,hs
Duehy uss u have bren sda,ilIcd inlS
the German Custom Union. Ills Majes
" had ,iiirially apprised the frenci
Charge d'Alrhres u The Hague of BIZ
decision. against hich tie King o. Prus
sis had pIoItsled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

i,g sl &c Erh a. ilir Regulators. IL
,6e.r ranks are Dis hand 81 desleTadoes.
Ro.h psr.ies are large ID numbers, and
romDrise } Ereal Poriioa 81 tie inhahi-
,,n,s. They hare FegalariT chosen cap.
,.i.s and commanders; llsir diseipline.
"a. Is based % A arbitrary aad military
roie. Whenever band o. either parry
,.eet ssgefher, ballle eI.saes. snd he Sac
,,rs rsTy or thrir prisoners IL triumph
% iheir had quarters. So has Ilie bat
d besa hisher;e waging. and % il would
eon.inne. oaly inrreasiBg IN The number
az c0rahaitsziz. were no SOP put 10 II BY
eovernmsaL. II i bui The other dsy llass
: professional gentleman, BY he nssre Of
Df. Buaer. while nding near ShelhyviIle.
was allnrke1 by one Of thee parties, and
MS horse shot from under him and him
self wounded. As.'o The amount OF CHI
zens they have lsken from their pursuits
ia lie, and made prisoners, h Is impossi-
BE 10 ascertain There has been. how
ever, rumor Ia Town that the Moderat-
ors had lately made a capture Of thirteen.
We hope thaa sufficient and ample prosi-
sion viii be made by the Texas govern.
men. for their entire determination. and
n Inc mean lime we hare 70 wish every
success 10 The patriotic citizens Of San Au'
CUISINE county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
MAR DIN Do

On Thursday, the llth inst. by the
Rev. Thomas Lynch, Mr.. GEORGE A.
ELLIS to Miss MARGARET Cox, daughter
Of Mr.. Charles Cox.
In this county, on the 18th inst, by
John Blackwood, esq, Mr.. CAMERON
CRAIo TO Miss HARRIET JACOBS.
In this county, on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. George w. Purify. Mr.. JoHS KIRK
LAND 10 Miss NANCY PRIcHET.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
FRoM EUROPE.

The steam p,rkst Catalonia arrived a.
ID ,-t,n o i'hurs'lsy last IN touftren DAYS
irom l.ivmpo /. The following are the
mnsi interesting items III intelligence:
The news ,sken out BY the Acadia OF
The scqniual III Mcleod aud the release
of t;rosan gave general satisfaction. aud
caused an immediate rice in The iunds.
An ennrmou. fraud in Exchequer Bills
Produced great rxcitem, nj in the m"ney-
ed wnrld, which is likely 10 continue l"r
snme time. The grea, FIRE az london
Tower is nstinual ralalnity which has
spread elaom over tie Whole county
The distress all over England continues
aud trade is mol improved. The 'nsur
terlioa in SPAN is At an end, but ~ hei-
gum a similar plat was IN praeress'
which fortunately was discovered before
il had done any harm.
, Great Fire al The 1oeer Of london
A lire broke au, y, half-pasl ! o o'cinrs OF,
Sslardav night, Both ul,.. in the Round
Power. The alarm was Immediately
given. gu, The il,mrs spread Will, gret
r.pulity. aud in Few minutes outs, ior''
f.am lie windpws with fearful violence
Nunsrous police nilicers. troops. an'
irrmen. With iheu engines. immeiia'ei.
asssmhlei: the 4 ,mes. however. noiw'ih
standing the rxcrnnns Of vii present. con
tnued 10 spread. ani soon reached 'i''
r,af III tho Armoarv, ncares. alilnln,ns
The Is,und roarr. Every Ell ~ ,ha' hH
MN 10 scr couli devise Wa resnr vi I
IN vsd,r 10 save hi, mgr less. aa'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
Stolen

yNRoM the stable of the subscriber, on the
- night Of the nth instant, Bay HORSE,
1--WE yea old, tall and long, with star IN his
forehead, some white on his nose, leit fore and
hind feet white, lorg tail, has small lump ON
his back, occasioned by the rubbing Of the sad
die: fresh shod with new shoes all round;
walks aud trots finely. reasonable reward
will be given for his delivery TO me in HILLSIDE
rough; and any Information respecting him
will be thankfully received. A reasonable 70.
ward will also be given for the detention Ct
the thief have been able TO track the horse
six 81 seven miles on the main road leading 10
'Yanceyville, and he may be in the north part
of Orange, or in Caswell county, il ne has not
been carried rEtirely sff
JAMES G. TURRENTlNE.
IIillsboroush, Nov. IL iS4i.
JR The Milton Chrnniclc and Greensho-
rough Patriot viii insert the above three
weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

The 0vrRTHRow--Tbe Globe says.
in long editorial article, With Gene
raj Jackson came the overthrow Of the
bark. internal improvement. and con
linual reduction 81 The iard" Even so.
TIE bank was oserthrown, and The pub
lie funds were put into The pet banks.
with instructions TO have il lent our lree-
ly. so thai The ouicry on account Of the re-
movsl might not be so loud and long.
And orders were sent to The several Jack
son States (f.r the Government was ,c
nearly all in,ents and purpl sea central
and consolidaied) 10 have as many State
banks chartered as possible. That was
done. and the country was flooded will
paper. aud money was scarcely worth luu
per cent. per annnm. Here was glori
Gus fash. The tariff was gradually re
duced. so tina. foreign goods could be i'm
ported very low; and The ease OF credi
arising out Of the unnatural flush cause
by the ovcrihrow Of the bank, induce
large importaiions and brought Us indeb
ed TO England Ear beyond the amour, Z
our exports. so ,ha, silver and gold wer
collected aud sent away; and this cause
a driving in of the bank notes, and ,h'
led 10 calling in Of The bank debts, an
lha, led 10 trouble, aud the trouble has n,
yet been overcome.
Philadelphia U. S Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
DEarn or Two CHILDREN ny ISroxlcA

DEArn or Two CHILDREN ny lNToxlcA-
TON The I.ynchburg Republican SAYS:
We regre, TO lean tina, two sons Of MIR,
Thomas Mckennsy. 81 this place, one
about Twelve aud the other about niae
yeas Of age. died. some two or three
DAYS since. il consequence Of drinking
too freely of artent spirits. The circum
stances are detailed 10 " as follows:
Two young men from The country,
brothers, BY the name OF Harris, sf'ei
reaching the Dr bridge with their car,
on their way home, concluded 10 return
To Town To attend 10 some business which
,hry sad they had neglected. The above
named boys. being near al hand, were
7, quts,ed to take care Of The cart ant
cnn,en,s for SHIRT ilme-the young met
giving them some gingerbread as com
rensa,nn, and, pointing t. Reg Of sPI
rus. told them 10 help themselves IL The,
desired j.. A short time afterwards on
az the boys uas found dead. having Ia
ken lou large a draugh, from The kes
This was ON Saturday,, the 30;h 0ctoher
The other survived until Sunday morning
y hen he 9l<o expired! TIE young mel
v ere examined brfnle several magistrate
&c Ibis place On Sunday evening, aud dis
charged"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

Hon. VIM. C. Preston thinks seriously
Of resigning his seat IN The United States
Senate. because South Carolina dislikes
his Wing votes. Thus works the doc
trine Of instruction; Wings demur to il,
yet obey; while our opponents vehement
~ insist on il, yet rarely conform to il in
practice. ~ Y Tribune.
We have observed the above, circulate
ing in the papers as rumor for two or
three weeks past, but did not notice il,
believing, and still hoping. il to be untrue.
We trust that Mr.. Preston entertains no
such thought, but. on the contrary, that
he will. by holding his seat in the Senate,
give TO the country the benefit Of hi
weighly example in discounlenancing ;
theoretical refinement. as mischievous IL
practice as il is at war with the spirit o.
the Constitution. For the sake Of prin
ciple, we should deplore the resignation
Of Mr.. Preston for the reason assigned
and for ihe sake Of the Senate and tn
country, profoundly regret il. for any rea
son, howsoeyer UNSUITABLE; for his retire
ment would deprive the Senate Of one Q
the brightest intellects-wemigh add, an
noblest spirits-that ever shed its light o
the deliberations Of that illustrious assem-
BIZ. The rumor. we hope, comes froT
no friend, but originated with some on
!. whose wish was father to the thought.
National Infel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
PRINCES
LinnRan Botanic Garden
and Nurseries,
WEIR We W. rORE.

G2fss The New Catalogues 49,
ESslsSS are now ready Tor disiribu- rSysss
hYys ton, gratis. 10 those who
-, apply. post paid, per mail s<ssSs.
lucy comprise an immense assoftmcnt ot
Fruit, and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery and
Plants, China Roses, tl50 yarieiiss.l Dubious
Flower Roots, splendid Dahllas, Gnen House
Plants, Garden Seeds, &C., all OF which are
priced al much reduced rates. Also 100000
Trees Of the six finest varieties Of Muibcnies,
Tor The silk culture, OF very low prices. A dis
count Of 10 per cent. is made Oh all orders
where cash or draft on some city is sent with
tie order, as then all trouble Of collection Is
saved. Orders per mail to WIN. R. Prince,
Agent, will receive prompt attention, and be
executed in manner that cannot fail TO give
satisfaction, and will be iora arded as directed.
New York, Nov 10. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25
GILLSD@B@wGMo
Thursday, November %.
WOOD, WooDn WOOD N

E0r Those Of our patrons in arrears,
who intend paying in Wood, are respect-
fully reminded thal the season is now SET
ting in when this article is very much
needed. "a word TO the wise IS sufii-
cicni."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

We learn from the Charleston Courier,
tina, most melancholy lnss oflife occult
ned from the wreck Of the Ship John
TAYLOR, Of New York. Que hundred
and seventy Eve s,eerage passengers,
men, women aud children, besides NUN
Der Of cabin passengers, lost their lives
She was bound To Havana aud wrecked
on The Coral Reefs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

AFFECTING PlcruRE. The lille town
Of Truro, ON Cape Cod. Massachusetts.
contains less than two thousand iahabl-
,ani.. Judge, then, how general nnsl De
,ne-aespondence and gloom under the ioi
lawinl ritcnmst noes, as stated ~ ist-
ef from The srlerimcn &c the Town:
. Tnfd,eadliui effects Of the late 9 'le
u ihc sore. &c Cape Cod are il general
III kaown. The loss Of proper y "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

IloRRID ACCIDENT The Morris Jer-
Sc, man gives the following dreadful Incl
dent 81 drunkenness:
Ga Sunday moIaing The 2i,h ut. Mr..
George yonjuyne. Of Pequarnac town
ship. III this county. aged aboai 80 years.
was found lying on The fire in his own
house, literally roasted tn death. On
Saturday e,en,ng he purchased quart Of
whiskey as usual Ito keep Sunday" aud
during the night. whlls, intoxicated. fog
eed hrs wife. On Sunday morning he
piled the baule again. and his wife, fear
ing another ilagelIa,ion during his lntox.
icai,un. tnok her only chill. and went
to a n, ighbot's, a few rod. distant. lesv
ing him sitting in a chair BY the FIRE
s ,me,ime after, AZ unusual smoke wat
discovered pouring from Vnnduyne'
chimney, when Mrs. v. and some Of th'
neighbors wen, 10 the house. and disror
errd him lying on the ERE l,feless. will
his breast, bowels and body so burne'
that il was with difficulty he could b
removed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

The AltEandin GsFsus nlies lhal
thFss hundisd Ions 70 heavy sfmsmsn
sre COS Slipping from he Arsenal .
NashirRspn faT larilrasinns II NJ pofl.
Rhode lsl.nd. N,nrien 30 paundrr,
are slso ship7sd Tor Fort MeIIsnsy. ns.
Baltimore. Tie work az armipg The
f0riiErs.iens has bern vigorously pfoze-
c1'ed By he present Administrator. G
Exirset 81 . lsilsr from Arson County
:. ! must say 70 yon shsl the Wings ia
these rsrss siaad frm. | know noi ~
the dfleclipn 81 one. Out Of 100 in IN.
son. Further. / know not nne that is 81
4 krd unh he course 81 President ~.
ler. Their complains are heard only il
low murmurs ss yet, bas IL he Presiden
does not sei upon Wig principles d ~
approaching session 81 Congress, 20
will hear general hurst Of Indignation
such ss you have not witnessed; eompaI
ed wiIh IL. I'll that has teen said in Con
gress. or BY members u Congress. Nj
be considered mild and eoneilislory."
Raj. Reg.