davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05

THE UNDERSIGNED have on hand
and will continue 70 receive, at
their OFFICE in Clinton, full stock of
Supplies for Plantation use.
They offer the following articles to
their customers at moderate prices and on
accommodating termS,--
$50 ps. Sup. Ky. Bagging,
$50 Coils q g Rope,
$50 Bbls. Mess & Prime Pork,
10 Casks Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders.
100 Bills. Flour,5 Tierces Rice,
SO Sacks Hav. RIO and Java Coffee,
SO Bbls. Sugar,
80 Kegs and Cans Lard,
Is Boxes Cav and Ky. Tobacco,
goo Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
80 Bills. Moasses,
7 Tons Iron and Steel, assorted.
ALSO,
Lowell Shifting, Cottonade and Kerseys,
Powder, Shot, Candles, &c. &c.
No accounts can be opened by any per
son except those who intend to ship Cot
ton to their House in New Orleans, to
whom all reasonable facilities will be af-
forded.
]. BONNER & co.
Clinton, May 10th l841. 90
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been APP
pointed by the Probate Court Of
Amite county, at the October term, l84l,
Commissioners to record, examine and
auditclaims against the estate Of James
w. Dickey, deceased, (reported Insolvency
will meet for that purpose at the Court
House in Liberty, on the Second Saturday
in each month for the ensuing six months,
at which time those interested can attend
if they think proper.
S. R. DAVIS,
T. w. POUND,
Oct. Q5, 1841.--44m6 Comm'rs.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05


J. BONNER & co.
Commission Merchan is,
CLINTON, LA.
JENKINS g. BONNER,
C O m mission Mercha N rs I,
No. II, ST. CHARLES ST.
Nearly opposite the verandah,
NEW ORLEANS.
E. 7. JENKINS, & J. BONNER,
Nep Orleans, La. Clinton, La
REF EREN ES.
DoNNELLA g. RUDD, Liberty.
HERBERT FIRTH,
Col. Z. CASTOR,
DAVID PEMBLE,
E. J. CAPELL,
p. Ii. MARsALIs,
RICHARD BATES,
ROBERT Cox, a
DAVID Cox,
Capt. HENRY HUNT,
Col. DAVID GORDON,
Amite County, Miss.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05
FOR SALE.

Clinton, May 10th 1841. 90
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05
CHEAP
10 OR @ AS III o

.r. HNHE subscriber would
Mw most respectfully IN
NN form his friends ard the pub
AN lie generally, that he has COM
We menced the BLAcK-sMirHING
BUSINESS, and intends carrying i on, at
the old Stand formerly occupied by Chas'
Davis, as Blacksmith Shop, in the Town
Of Liberty, where he isprepared to execute
all orders in hisline of business with neat
ness and despatch Such as Carriage and
Wagon roning-Springs of all kinds
gearing-Edge tools Of every varle'
ly-- -shoeing, &c. &c.
He would respectfully solicit the pa
tronages Of his former friends and Gus
toners.
A. w. ROWE,
January 7. 1841. cyl
WAGON-MAKING BUSINESS.
TNHE undersigned is prepared 10
make Wagons, repair Carriages
stock Ploughs, or attend to any other ou'
siness in his line, in the shortest nollce
Shop, at Davis old stand.
A. w. ROWE.
January 7. 1841. 1yl
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-05

MOTT ICE.
WYNN. II. DILLINGHAM; AND JAMES
wv WALKER have associated themselves
in the practice of the law, and will attend to
such professional matters as may be conhded
TO them.-Ofices at Liberty, in Amlte County
and Woodville, in Wilkinson County, at which,
one of the partners will be found, unless absent
an professional business In case of their absence,
all business lodged for them in the hands OF T.. M
Davis ESQ, Clerk of the Circuit Court, will meet
their prompt attention. ~,
August 80, 1899. 30yl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

inert snd imperial d,s,Isy Of he couu
~ Versailles. AID yss--io uIaer hunof
be il stated -nossih,tshd'ng he tasie
snd III PrsPar,is,aed clrrum.fanrss around
'hem. hey al nal appear d,-puard o.
mistfsblf. Nslhlng II :. angels ruined. =
ass ylsiils in dir eond,tiaa. They
wffr akifnsec--sni.ing--hspsy."
One Of he most ss.using ihlngs smarg
the unususl rompllanrfs ~hseh thrse
eeirbfAled Hsrrisrs yislded IL with native
good humaai. vas 10 see them mustered
and drilled By q aili "a officer. On train
ing dsys--arcor1lng 70 ilis sisiusfs Of lhs
commonwealth made and provided.
Bur these unqaisi spirits. eenalnaes ne
sddfrss. narsed ~ slsr sinrsns e battle end
the eaasulsions Of States. eauId nst long
brauk the peaeriul pafspan ~ sssleulsa,e:
aud one by one. slry irfl. ssne lar HE
armies Of tie South American Republ,es.
some Cor their nsine country, uniil m
1888, hardly ssshge 81 he reivny re
manned. A snsng-r usold now IN vain
Ias,k' amongst Inc black Iands shd die
tfa.d COTTON fields % Msrenes ZOE she
simple patches upon ~hsrh The Duke af
D4n'zie or Cnnul CisnseI attempted 10
cultivate ,he olive aud he vine.
Baifimore .7mriean.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
A JOYFUL SURPRISE.

On The morning OF The ir.i day Of the
laie election az interesting scene might
have been witnessed IN lnw t,lapi,ialrd
dwelling somewhere IL this g"odly city.
A, The place and time mentioned. there
might have been seen s.inng alta scsntliy
furnished breakfast table. man with good
chronological developments, a proposes
sing ply seal structure, but with q coun-
tensnce moody and irritable. On his
right sat woman. his wife, l,llle if any
past Tie meridian ef life. but exhibiting
trees of premature fading Ola lace and
fingurr sui mildly beautiful. Al h,s ltit
sa, his dsug ye, unblich,ed copy
oI her p.,iert but snrrow stricken mu,her
LIN all The hral,hlulgss OF mcipien,
womanhnu,'. In this Young waman's
eyes tears were gathering. and a. she
turned he face towards her moody father
they nigh, ha,e been seen glislenlng like
the pearly drep IL sumner morning. as
The lirst beams oi The sun glsnces on their
crystal surface. Her hear, was foil and
her vince IemuloHs as she al length gain
ed courage Sufficiently To taculale-
"Fa,he,'" The moody man started as
though The sound Of long forgo'ipn melo
dy echoed in his ears He bent hi, gaze
inqnirinely IN his trembling child. and
iu accents unusually soft for him, SAID.
" Well. Bell. what would you'll" Bell"
{ Il rmhuldened. aud dressing her face in
a Sweet. pleasing smile. replied. Il
would, father. that You wo.ld MI 60 10
the elrc,inn to-day" Tie Irown reap
pearrd---li WAS Stern and bnler. as he
asked SHARPLY. 4" Why not!" Dill Could
moi ans wrr. She seemed anxious 10 escspe
from the ang,y gaze Of father v hnm but
a monen, before. she hoped 10 conclli-
ate. She was about 10 Withdraw. when
a voice rf startling ierceness SAID 10 her.
" GIRL, lmk on your la,her! Yon. but a
child. presume Id counsel him as 10 What
he should do, and IN lhis you doubtless
&C, as the agen, 81 your mother. Irouid
have borne To have been called a drunk
sra--aye pRuNKARD.-snd a SILVER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

sentimenl--shss aishiy laser ,h.t mnrss
ahr anriS. --e~n be lnrIsed 10 t1yUss 20
sls T<inpersnrs Rslsrnstna. lie ras.e
ran move iefssrd. snd al shnse fsss arc.
unaIi aur f.f.--a in ih~ a.asls--- 7ofasf
absfiafnCe. shall Gnzi 10 siebr,aus
uiaihPh npen lhe rsmpsrss u me iasi d.
irnse ~ liza eneat. LEI ne Ne pfompsd
is snlring sad psrsesssine ssrsiiah. freu.
= rahslcsrs,isn Of lie bsnf6risl Issalss
whirh mus. loliow COR apris. Mshy
= be- are. and hsss'bssn shsnd, ned erunl-
ards. through nsf inslrnasnlaisly shall
again be elevated from their drg. sdslls.n
and restored 10 s.ceiv. And ihe pm
dnels 81 their lsbnnr. q lieh haze LlIhrrsa
BE- en- srras Cor inrexsesiiae d,iLks. gill
be expended Az prfeufiug lie esnfuIls ard
.eeessafifs'A lhe ES their mGsrng {. M
lilies. Macy that has hrrrnfo,e been
10 The purchase u that. sLirhs
has hi6ughs wrrsehsdntss. and hunger.
and dsRrsds,i. a. and pnssry npen 81 ma
ny IL our Irllaw rii zens-npon so MANY
w'd"as and orpIbans-wlll be spsni m
the sduestloh Of shose. aha Others is-
saald De raised in ,gnorAnee aud .quslid
1reichrdrnss. More snnn.
A wASHINGTONIAN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
CuEERYBLE BROTHERS.

@Shs lrm. which has been so worthil,r
pS0S'fayed BY the gifted author oil N,
chnlss Nrkltby." as sarh 10 have really
EXISTED. hui under another name--an,l
MI To have b. en- merely the ofsprrg oi
f,ru.e i'm .cinaiinn. The following snec
iotc respecting these noble minded "rig'-
nails is ,aken IRON the NJ anchesler Tunes:
the elder brother of this house oI
merchant princes amply revcnged him.
self upon al beller who had male hImselI
merry with The peeula'ilies Of the aala
Bile lr.trrnny. THIS man published .
panpalp,. N which one Of The bfothtrs
TDl was des,goa ell as " Billy Button. "
snd represented as 'aikirg largely 81 their
hr.isa ,rtle. having travellers " In uegu-
i.Ily Waited Chnwbrn,. Rutl"ck Smnhy,
aud Other iorrign psit-. Snme "Eh.d
friend" had told W. ol this pamphlet. and
w. had sad ,ha, tie man would live 10 re-
Irul IL III pobt,cst,nn. THIS saying was
k,n,ily Conveyed IL ihe llseil,r, sho SAID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
MARENGn.

There is county in Alabama called
Nareago. The circumstances under
which The spprlla,icn WAS gwen I" !, are
alluded to in an address before The Unl-
sersiiy of Alabama BY Mr.. A. b. Meek
--lhey are connected with some hisioricsl
incidents no, generally knuwa in this
country. All 'ihe fall Of N,poleon.
several OF his distinguished Generals and
companions came 10 the United States and
received from Congress on the Bird March
1917. a grant of lands in Alabsms, The
conditions OF The giants being that the
emigranis should cultivate the vine upnn
one acie of each quarter seetinn, and the
olive upon another; aud al The end IL
fourteen years should pay To The General
Government Two dollats an acre for .
fee.slnple tile to The land. Aiming the
grantees we're Marshal Grouchy, Gea
l.efebvre Desnoue,is. Dske Of Dan'zic
ani a Marshal and Peer Of France. Grn.
Caun, sGlausel, Gen. Eonn, Re l. ,~o
Generals AllemaHa,- m.kd entr.l Vau.
damme, LakanaS clkliefs. aud GARNER
lie Saintes; Nth a number of osher
subordina,e officers. They settled np"n
the rombecbee river. and called their
colony AFTER the noted battle field Of Ma
rengo--s name which the counts embrsc
ing The lucai.y of The settlement stlll
bears.
For q time. il appears. The military
tafal,sts dwell peacefully and happily ~
their new homes. and sirh The character
,suc philosophy Of Flenchmen odap.rd
themselves To The circumstances OF their
condition.. A traveller ia 1919 passing
tTrUsh The settlement was ieirIed over a
RIVER by The officer who had commanded
Napnltnn's advance guard on his return
from Elha. While the war,ke husband
man turned The word into ploueh-share
and The spear int" pruning ho"k. the
female portion OF the cnlonisls were EN-.
ployed in asucanons sui mnre IN contrast
with their former nudes oi life. The
Address remsrks:-
Here. dwelling in cabins. and engaged
in humble attention 10 The spinning wheel
aud Tie loom. OF hsndling The wedding
hoe and The rake. in their III lie gardens.
we're mauons and maidens, who had been
born 10 proud titles aud high estates. and
y ho had moved as STARS Of parueular
alteration, amid the fashion and refine
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

thsi Re shnaid dis1rpsius. fhem. Tor he
shnlid taxi ssfe meter ~ NJ In slsen dzbl.
i5ui iiie nan - bssiness does nal slwsss
srew .ha shsll Re his efsdisar. The
auil"s q li'e psnphlsl becsme bsnkrnps.
sad Ne bratissss hid an sceepisne< AZ
hss uhseh had been sndofsed a. shen nv
ne drawer. 10 had slso bsrpmr bank.
spfL The wsnsouIy librlled men had mo,
brcoms creditors Of the libeIler. They
nnw'hsd y ~ shsir power 10 make hin
sePent a his sudscisy. lie could M.
nonih has srf,sheaies 3Ishapt their sigma
inrr. aad nilheuii "a be roeld ma eater in
10 business ss1in. lie had DblsinxI she
npmbef q ~'gsaiafes required By me
bshAFsls 4ssa xrrxpi one. n SEEMED
io''<.e hepe that The 6rm Of q bro:les't
s..lsLsaIasls ne de6eieney. /
Wsss'lii.ry sha had rfpelly been m.dr
ne isnghiue--iaek ~ she publir. forge.
nc ~saaz. aad issef me ~soas does!
He desraiffd: bai shs claims hf ! wife
sud rhIldreh inrced him al last ,s mske
'le sFrlic.'ian. llpa.bled by misefs. ne
presentfd himssli Al me rouniine-room
81 The wrongsd. w. sss there alone. and
hrs hsst ~asas 20 The delinquent = ere,
= shas the door. sul'' sseruly uttered.
The ds.a ~ss shsl. snd the lsbrlIrr stood
before the lsbrllrd. he sold NJ. tale. and
pr'dnerd hss Ger i6esir. which vas M
SANITY elwehsd bs The merehsnt. /. You
wrote aTsmph.ei agsinsi ~ onre!'' ex-
sisimesi 'ae W. The sBppl,csni expert.
ed % see his psrehmsn, ,hrsxn issa The
hse; tnl this 1ss not ns destination.
w. took pea. and wri,ing something
mp shs doeenenf. handed il back 20
the banksur, Ils--poor wre,eh!--er.
ported % see there rogue. seoundreI. n
bier. inscribed: but there was. in fair.
round characters. the signature Of The
firP! We make il q rule" said W..
''neser I, % Ease signing he csrh6cale 81
an honest fadesmsn. aud ne haze nsser
heard ihai, yan were any thing else."
The sesrs starred in ihe poor mans EYES.
!. Ahr' SAID W.. . ny saying Vas irue
! sad ynu would live 10 fprnf Of wrii.
ina 'hsi pamphl.l; did aoi mean IL rs
tllreal; ! only meant ,bs, some day ycu
would know n bvilet. and would repent
ven had mird ia .njure rs. ! see you
serenl of il now." IL do. Il do" said
he graceful man. well. wsll. my dear
f.flas. Sad W. .bui sou kanw Us nov.
How da y"a e, ani Whist are 900
going 10 dol" The ponr man s'aled ,ha,
ne had trends Who could assist him wllea
his eeflifcs,s was Obtained. "Bai hos
are you oh in the meaniimrf'' And The
aas~er VAS. that having given on ever fsr
t,ing go his creditors. he had been campel-
led 10 stIGt MS fsmIfy "f esen common
necrssar,es ,ha he might be enabled 10
pay The cost ef his certificate. q Ny dear
fellow" said W., !. Iris will NOT do
your family must no, sslvr... he kind
enough q, take this ten pound nate 10
Your " lie from me. There; there, nv
dear I, lloa may. dan'tcry--r will be I'll
well wiih y.n yr'--Kcrp up your spiiils.
..i 10 work Ike . man. and you will
raise your heal smong ~ vel. The
o,erpow cred man endrsvored in vain 10
express his ihanks--,he swelling ~ his
throat forbade word; he put his hsndke,-
chef 10 his face. aud went out Of The door
crying Ike . child.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

passed ovsr hot abni. . eanlinnfsl no. 10
have 4 insinraitd BY child Is too mseh.
] shall 90 % me eIsri,sn. M Bfips ne
ny hsi. M word uf rrmanssrsacs xss
hssrd, - she misrrabIe man rushed fron
in bitter tears wssr he'd ssound
he hr1AVA tipne of psxrIl p.
Nom rsm<. bus so did 90, The father Of
The grirfs.rickenIssbel Nighlsoo y IN
IL tsfksaae iphellness. dftw iss euslsins
sraund, boz no signs al lie se.urn Of ne
.ni.laassd--she fallen lsllfr and husband.
Ted'opsly sore ihe hours afniaki a~ay.
Of'es did he mo.hsr and dsneh,sr IT,
sainetveiy cling 10 eseil alher a. some
casual noise indpeed The brlisf .hst she
aijeel Of their suIicilude had Indeed GENE.
bni hos dad ll.fy dread 20 enrounlfr The
ffosns-msy hap. lhe iarbriased curses
OF him. who vas The csu.e Of their 81
gals! AZ leng,h The hnur OF midnight
sounded. snd 10 lie echoes died swsy, lie
footsteps Of The expeesed one was heard.
How wildly beat me hearts Of mesl,er
snd daughter ss Powell p. entered the
door 60 long and early watched! ne
wss there. before thrm. boz MOI naw har.h
---iar he was sober. calm and caIIrc,ed.
30 great VAS The joy Of uife and daaeh-
ier. that Beilher could give uilrranrr 20
the Wild emotions that played sraund
their hearts. bot they would DOT have spo-
ken ihrp Tor worlds. lest ,he ecllo IL
voice should have dispeIlsd wha, seemed
. pleasing illusion.
Mabel! Issbell'' we're the frs, words
that greeted their ears. and in momsni
boIh were crying lar ioy on his bosdm.
We need NOT detail the Affecting canver
ssiion ~hich followed. nor the jay col sur
prize aiih which the mother and daughter
heard his resolves and hopes. Twill IA
be sufficiently andsrsinad from . single
expression Of Powell r. as his d.agl,.
Ter Was shout 10 retire 10 rect They
ueIe the sweetest wosds her ears had
beard for many long. long day. Thry
wtre good might. my child. and may
G.d ever hiess yoe--you have sssed
your lsahrrl''
Tha, father had beea 10 The election
he weni determined. TO d,ihk--,a ger
drunk--bui as he was about 20 raise The
6fs. dram 10 his smou.h. The pleading
caan'enance Of bis d tighter seemed 10
rise befofe him! Ilis good genius pre-
sa'led-,he glass was replscrJ snlasres an
the counter--he lefi The laee. and y iii
high moral purpose. hss,rnei to enroll
himself among The sdsoca,es a Tempe
rance. The pledge has been religioa,ly
ksp,--shs usage Of his mid and sm,ablr
y he il fasl iasina lbs carew orn expression
-" Brli!' has becumr mr. j .,uws r..I-..s
being she was destined 20 be. while Pow.
ell r. is ias, regainina sll his former vi
gar and noblenesr. Often do these con-
tented beings t-lk over past scenes. while
the ,m,sble . Mabel" isils not To desig,
nate The eight Of which We have spoken
as that % !. The Joyous Surprise.
Rochester Daily Advertiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

Psnnsylcania Saiisfics-Ey The ne
Turns made to The NsthSn,l Governments.
there ste 30 powder mills in Ihls State.
manufacturing about 1.200,00O pounds
annually. Drugs aid medicines To ga
amount exceeding two m,lllons ofdoIIars.
are manufactured. There are % glass
~nrks. ls2 pouerles, 30 sugar reinenes.
81 paper manufactures. employing a6oat
500 men. 30 rope walks. 1856 flooring
mills, 1854 gr,>t mills. $3.50 saw mills.
lis oL mills, 346 fuillng mills. 2s5
walea f,c,nr,rs. los ca,,nn fsctori. -
95u people employed IN RAISING tobacco.
ITO tanneties, 1910 tl,siIIlerirs, 81 bre-
wpr,es, l6.32S gsiins of vine made.
2l3 tur,ace.. 365 .l27 h"rsrs. l,76gs6 SOS
ura, csrlr, l.767 .620 sheep. 1903 964
swine, ll.a22 men engaged in minmg
"pt ra,inns. l3.2I3.O77 bushels az ah-a,.
TOO, 900 bushels more Than raised III New
York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

I'VE mN y wv IfffNUH~
NJ rnk kfrnor o. !. ,tz< ~ I. :,
.s
.a.s,S,.,. s. 49, ...s..<s .ra ssese %
essesr sfi,. hu..as. s... 800 me
ga Ia
- - ".sa. me ssns and
W ~ = a. *"e ffsasf,sk hsiss.
" ~ s"''f. 'sp<fa 90
= s1H'~s !" sfer sffs
49," 80 So.
~. ~ !" ~ ''sss was - sesfs
-. 80 $500 .~''s - msHf N as
80 $3.50 - s.'H'ettu yesfs. Ia
'ssssa. s"""Eh--o1s " Dc
~, '@a : fa'.sms hsrp'ne-s-
49,. = sss''eA y h''s n"i o@'y
- ~ ~ =" nrq'rsLHd him
~ tl's "'e. ~ DC pn~
" pc =. .'s sr1i ~ sarh .
naa.'. 49,. J" : s's%' u''hr'rnsf 80 me
-, g.. -, -" sac orn's' =.
..,.'s' $50" ..'s : 10y '-n,a@. mode q
s ~ " 49," = |" =" oask in y"af
- - sp".sFs's spena NE
~ ~ J" $500" s'panrn V me
-. " $500 = ga. 81" s"a genns
, my e - 3. ~ % s.'m. 40 .sh"
80 50" = ny ~ ,oss Tour
'''.' y, =. P~'sf
- - ~ 'fsF'y eefah
:. ~ =, -" p'.eeFac" WIN
-. : :. e =" $3.50 nv nv assfff
- -" :, "'s ~ '"''k"
"1@'s y = wv w. osn"'hrs
$500 "' ~" r"sS' s"a one n"s
49,. - - =
$3.50 3. y" '@h ann
80. 49, ~" 80, = y as"oe vas e"mi
r.s 'hrhnFY
~ ! 49, INV -a' ~ "sa sHeerea
ss 10y ~n' ps'"s W saPrtan
- 10y ~ ~oa s"'ee,
- :" ''s'''a. ~. s"a :
wv ~" ot"k nus
- a ~ "so" ~ enH
"F WV ~ m""o ann
.s' =. ~ PEE
n. .s.,s -. -".'.
- 80 =" - Psfs s"o W
F@s ~ fa-y a"a
49, ~s - '"s'e@-'hs h's 'he's7f.
e.a "" eFa" PRO, w h'S
=, ..'.s ~, :, ~ 49, "sss
~" -. ~''''''a'
P.. ~" ''s orsi sse'e y
49,. - "".' 1890 s"sp'-
a"'. '" WY
-" s'"s, 1880 NV W f-''sss e.sP's'h
.,.s.r...' $500 49,. y ~ "s nsn y
-. 80 !. 80 ~. -. -. 80 -,
al - - $500 49,. 49,
..s.-s..a -.
- !. = ''.,....I -.
- .a'.s a-.s~
...'T -. 80 - ~
-, "a .,..' - ~.
a.. - ......S..s.-~.-,.a.i'....
M. -
.l-..s.'a -. $1,000 u;,,..
-. -. $3.50 .-....i.
-. ...s.-..s.s-sa a,...a.
= - 49,. .s,.--',.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17
From The Petersburg Iaielligeneer.
HARD TlMES-WHO DID l'rt

y III
Ne have frequently BEEN surprised 10
have intelligent mtn ssciibe llre present.
drranged stale Of money matters 10 The de-
Tea, IL ihe Loco faeo party. and liunph
OF the Wings. lp 1910.
Nolhing can be more absurd Than the
charge. and momsni's rrfre,ion Will
convince any candid man 81 Us ureF la
jasnee.
Tie I..~o Facc party we're in power
for u ellie wears. during. greater psr, 81
Thai iia.e. they h.d msjoriiies'in Compress
and 10 mnsi II The tate lRgislainres. When
they come into power. they icund lie pen
pie happy, prosperous. and eonlenied.
They fund he country blessed with
good national currency. add The Bspking
Institutions 81 tie states on safe and use.
fal l"siins. MOI content with lhis stale
~ siTairs. and in defiance Of warning. re-
mons,raaes and en,rea,y. they determine
ed 10 work oui rap bIese change. They
did'so. aud nh, % they wenlasi Of po~sr
The people were oppressed with dsbSE
habits 81 exirsSsganrs and speculation
had infected lie Whole eouniry--no ma
Iienal currency existed. and the DaEks
were ~ stale al the creates, disur,i.r
nd confession. S.ch MAS The eurdi,inn
in which the I.oco Fneo party lrI, the
couniry. and The Wing party found il. on>,
The Alb u March. 1871. and yet We are )
s'aie u ,hs country j. s,,ribu,able 10 the
triumph Of Wing prineiplesl And what
was Tie durs,on cf this uiumphi On
the 4ll .f March. General Harrison Vas
inangGrs,e,i. and The Wing administrators
commenced. On the 4,h of Ap,il. Gem
ersI Harrison died, aud the Hing sd-
ninislra'inn ceased, aud YET we ere told
that. in this iime, during which no,
single Wing measure could be carried out
by Law. fas Congress was mot in ses.
siau,l and while every I.hco Fnco mea- 3.
SURE was in inll fo,ce and feet. the Wing
patty ruined the country!
Hut IL - said that a Wing Congress
convened al The Extra Session. View 1
true. Bur what did that Wing Cnrgress
,ln! hid they. could they pass the nea. !.
sure winch. in Their Op,nion. wonll have
cured the diseases enpendered by Loco
Foco quackrry! Lei Loco Foco hos. n
mas 10 John Tyler's ve,os, reply. Tie
patent v no FIRST qudrks himself into a
disease. and then refuses 10 take The me-
d,c,ne prescribed 10 him by an able ply.
s,risn. nigh, charge she physician with
placing HIM in that con,il,lon. with as
much insucr as the Loco Fueu parry
ascr,te the present, evil times 10 Wing
cOuRstis. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

Tie Tarif-The treaty between The
llnned States aud France. by which ,ha
wines IL that country were aiInR,sd into
the Un,ted States al limited fsie. of da-
~. expired on the Is, inst. Hsreafer
The wines al f,snce will pay The same
duly as ali e.heI vines. Viz. twenty pee
cent. al yalo, EN-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

:. Wealth. 10 this country, mas be Traced
back 10 industry and fras'li',; and The
paths which lead 10 il are open 10 all.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

Ragurs and fnols guard their hnnor by
seel traps aud spriug guns; men OF char
ac,er aud ln'ellrc, trust the lofty barrier
OF their good deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-02
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FAX


-, ,, Institute 6a uec a.. ia,
Nnuf,.r. thea sWille i ~
nu.w rr
iyrr,I 20 the the as the t"sN' AMI ''l' ''
in The Garl 10" ,'
rgcsIaro
Under whose ri ~,
vi held the OF >v"'''
for rsrnua SEGA r ,.
tc Greats
aoucrs& particulars ct Which VIII N
,-rs-I (ip,r Arrangement,
f life cr.I
1c LATTE are e
first tire >r VI. py
vi n
ndp VIII be "''' ..-r
ofTrym Sc The Pnpa 6etwt be
other The Great
bo>cvl.a cgnufeiv
sdarher
and Silver and
"sr,i tho craftsman srciG abundant
climates, In ri,l
and uny which pGn( the Sailors aPr"pa' t
To- lwhha mrm
for anlc al
fold IN. ,rleu the aco,a
niwtht f,crccn
nr9rhafv and Justice lsuyd
VI. d been awarded M.asFs
have BEEN heretofore has been
ndusry and preparation OF the public m"' "
The vr. and other Addresses the Friends O i
Industry viii take the
ctnen. seclo@ TIM country ana
the FGccuthAu
riyrcltr l.ruac
ton. heir exhibition resources may
l,rh Improvements an" present '
the arts ii" our 0''11G q tho u,,o. JOHN
% made T. B. WoAmao Corresponding
Renor yof the Institute Ncw-lo
of friendly HOVE pSRf
Circular aud thereby give general "'y '''
OF multiplying adrerGc citing Home Industry