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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

n does 40 gpo6Gi sH.--A Krnhsmas
IN The cry . 10 sss IN lsle d =hn nfdnnk
ing has brsmly and alss, m1dcFafeiy 81
course. had : nsgE0 serssnl mha 80 !
mnsll- II .obssssy. Bar lsw essniag'
aga. tile gshiisnaa e,me hume snd lsvnd
Jisa very dfssk. The seat msrning The
nfrndes wss called up Car an & ,,s.nasiaa.
lie cane Grwsfl Eiih = peculiarly dis
fFessrJ and maniisd l.,ak. and wlrn an
qaifed n uhsi his M am. be replied.
I" Why. mssIer. | see shea any tang
Eoub'ss you. Or yaa feel bad. you Il Says
drank brandy an .Ingly. Well. YES
friday broke nne az Your rlins pial,rrs.
sbd knss yaa ~ould Be sorry. sa a Irou-
bIsd ne. Tell very bad indeed. and |
lho0shl | woald ia.s some brandy Iao.
% kept drinking AID dr.ns,ag. III I eat
dlu 4 before Z aho'l. bal Il did 40 good
al al. Tor feel just - bad abauI the
platter. snd ihen sm norlifel - ihink
thai ] should gel drunk. IL does NJ good
II al 20 drink isLen yOu are IL trouble"
The genllemaa ssld that he vas go
struck rilh The hanest simpllsiy Of The
nsgio and The good sense 81 the eonelu-
SION. as well as with The evil lnfuenee Of
his own exampls upon lhase brnra,h
him. thai he Vas determined 10 bsaish his
brady laressr. and Is nos fully con-
vlneed lha. :. Il DO no good al all"
Iseiolalef.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
Trust Sale.

'3y virtue Of Deed OF Trt st, executed ty J..
~ Odend'hal 10 Mrs, +. Waters, Will be
sold, stthe court huuse in H,ilshofergh, ga
Saturday the l2lh Of November neat, the Tract
oe Land and Premises on viii, Henry III VIC s,i,
deed, formerly lived, and " hich was lat, |, &C.
cupied by J. odcnd'hsl. The TIs,t contains
forty acres Of land, Poition es v HIGH 10 o.
land. II has on II also good nherd.w. TIE
dwelling and .u, houses are in good tysir; the
p'are having been fitted up BY lie last gecupant
for tie accommodated Of boarders 10 The
Hllsboroush Academy, from shish IL is dis.
iant about three fouiths pf mule. II is shout
mile west ofthe court house. Six AID liz Tive
months creda wiz be given, the pure ksser ~.
ing bond with approved security.
JOS Z. NORN GOD. .2geas.
October A.
--------------------- -~--~
BLANKS fer sale al ibis Dice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

The Grand Jury Of Orange, at the
Septic mber Term. base recommended the
estab lishment Of a Peni'entiary IN this
SAFE. The Juty say: They believe The
time has arrived when all will admit the
,na,lOquary uf our present modes oil Pu>
u,shirg cranes 10 answer tho purposes
,n,enirj. There must be some change.
And IN Tue opinion Of the undersigned. a
Penlenuary properly constituted aud
conducted. will be found to be the most
convenient, certain. and economical &c
medy." We are much erauhed to lind
THIS subiec; engaging public attention.
Ia adJhaun TO tho ressons given by the
Jury, a Poni,entlsry is demanded on the
score oil hum .nlty, the security Of l'ie and
prsnerly Of the whole mass oi our cI'IE'ns'
In the p,esen, administration Of justice a
m.p's lie caano. bs said TO DO under pro-
.ection Of law--hs is merely allowed TO
I've By tbs courtesy. i0'"'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
J. Webb, .ir. a. Co,

A RE now receiving their supply Of
- Fall and Winter Goods, from New
York and Philadelphia, comprising the
usual variety brought to this market.
which will be sold unusually low for
Cash, or 10 regular customers.
A general credit cannot be given, as
our capital is small and the times are
hard. Therefore We must decline max
Tag snail accounts, and conduct our bu-
siness more upon the Cash principle.
0ctooeT 5. a.
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MNDDIRDa

In Mooresville. Indiana. on Thursday
the sih ull.. by The Rev. T. A. Rucker.
Mr.. JoHs w. THoaPsos, formerly Of
this county. 70 Miss JANE GARoLIsE Cox.
In The city Of Raleigh, on Thursday
evening last. GRIFFrrH ]. M.REE. esq,
Of Wilmington. 70 Miss PEsELoPE ]. IRE-
DELL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

STATE .Penisenii@y.-The result OF
several ulaI. lately had in our County
Court, rs we'll as other parts Of The State,
calls so loudly for the establishment OF a
State Pen.tentrOry, that we horo to see
the subject taken up by cur nex. Legs
,slaturo. There never was subject on
" hich all parties seemed TO be 50 muc"
uniteI-and il We can keep the matter
out Of the inilusnce Of party politics, We
.hsH hope 10 see PROVISION made Tor the
establishment OF one, before the Leg'sla-
ture of 1878 sh,li have adjourned.
Raleigh Standard.
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STATE OF NORTH-cARoLINA.

S8N~NN3 MAANAAs
Ia Eqnity-SeriembeI Term. 1884,
TAss. ~. H.Lm :. Irdl.sa Cssrgs snd sils,s.
Petition.
TT appearing 90 Abe Satisfaction - iks c.sTt
: Ihat EeIIag Gesree. ons ~ tie s:rirnaa.ls
IN Ais ease. IL ut IN iahsbiaai VI ihis slate.
ID j. s.dered By tie Court, thai publ. caSsR Ne
made FOR u weeks On the III shesangh Ne
rosdrF, that he APPEAR a. tho nrSa Iern - this
cauit. 10 be held for Inc rsaIig al oIsnge 90
the rouFl aouse "a IilliaasfVugla, ga arc ss-
eond Mandsy in March nrKl, snd plead. sa
s@er ~ drmdf, Or the bill will be tsk.n pro
eonfesso - 10 him end SCI dawn far hesans-
Witness Janes Webb, Clerk aud Masler n
our said csun af Eqaity. Al Office
JAMES WEBB, C. s. H.
Price ADJ. o. s.. ~ ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

Potatoes and De,noer1is.-A Demo.
crat Of our counIy--a met industrious and
eicsll,ni ci'izcn, By The ways day or
Two ago exhibited a remarkably fine spe-
eImsn Of sweet polalO, ono Of wagon
Lad 81 The same kidney. before Que door,
aid asked il IL was nol prelly good ar
nele To be rsised by Democrat =" II
Is, indeed" replied Wig Friend who
.ss standing by; ' and il 10 Pity but all
lily party had bseD raising po,a,oes Tor
the last Twelve ysars--we should BATE
had more potatoes and more money.
GrrtasborOugh Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

The lion. John Quincy Adams deli
vered the introductory address before the
Boston l.yceutn, in The Odson, ~ Boston.
on Tho Evening Of the 6.h inst. On bis
entrance. the Whole assembly rose as .
iestio,ony Of their respect and ssneralion
Tor the man sho has rendered such signal
aud lmpor,sn. service TO his country, aud
whose private character, amid ell the
temptations and sl'urements Of public life.
has been stained by no vice.
Mr. Adams vas introduced 10 the
audience by The lion. Abbot Lawrence.
presnlen, OF the Lyceum, aud was recsiV-
ed with r.pturous applause. His sStleet
was " The Nature aud Designs Of tue
Social Compact, or the True Founda'on
OF Human Government"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

BgwAsK OF CONFERENCE.-The Pc
,ersbusg Inielligencer states tia, large
number Of counterfeit, notes Of die, Far
m.r's Bank Of Virginia, Of the denomi-
nation Of 30 dollars, are in circulation.
They are badly executed, and can be de-
iscied wish very hidc cauiion.
We would advise the public also A.
gains, coun,erfeii Half Dollars. We
have seen three within IS many weeks.
They are well executed, and would rea-
Oily escape detection when 6rst put in
circulation; bu, the covering is thin. and
9 little wear discovers the base metal
underneath. They arc also much lighter
than the genuine.
We have also seen counterfeit dollar,
we'll calculated TO deceive unskiiful ex.
aminers. s. #- ......
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

REvvALs. - Considerable excitement
prevails in this section of country on the
sullec, of Religion. A protracled meet
ing has been in operation at the Methods
isl Church in this place, for the past
week, and several individuals have pro-
fessed conversion. meeting also is be.
ing held at The Baptist Church, at Saw
yer's creek, in Camden, where, we learn,
MANY sinners have turned from the error
Of their ways. We hope the good work
NAV spread aud increase until every sim
ner shall have been brought to repent
auce, Old North Slaic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
GOVERNORS ELECTION.

We copy from the Raleigh Register,
the following statement Of the votes given
for Governor of this State in August last.
taken from the official returns made to the
Secretary of State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

~ THE IArsRakY AssOclarIoS vii
nae, Ibis e=eains =, he usual time and
n,,c.. Qassiian for discussion: . Should
n. Veto power Of The President be far
,hsr rr.,rielell''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
STATE OF NORTH.cAROLINA,

uHAEaE CQENTF.
In Eqnily- september Terra, lea2-
TAsnsa + clrMsals 81 WlG sAE siAaA
In .ASeasss saM's = a. Hssadsa s sihsFs.
PriIiinn r. - srteaat-
IT ! nr6rrsd hs ihe caasl. akas p-hfests~a
b. s,sss co saK s~rks a. 49, ~ i.i.afssEa
Recorder, thai Wlii4as. s li~gnd.a. b. laasn
\ lie ndoa. Ia skin~ Hrr dos. 1-.Fh Y.
He nas.s.. lisas.asoa Oara sna iisb~rs rs
ui.r. To5ia- Griser sad Mag b ale. u slliam
slsga SD Praises las walf. kaliss ard Aissy
ilsrnd1a. inisais. saa HeHTy ~ Nlri.eiss sp-
pe4r - i',r nrEi t-sm ffhis coa.t, % b h. u
far iie c..snsg u Ossne~. - the saaFt hnnse
- HassLaEoask, oa iihr serend M.assy Il
slarra nexs. aud pisar. sasser % dsmsrf -
he bili 1sll be iakrn pro opnieseo as u sheLs
asd 90 dos i lor h-ariag.
JAMES WEBB. 4. e. 81
Prizes ads. 81 50 ~ Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

The Legislature Of Tennessee met in
Extra Session al Nashville on the 81 inst.
The xfincipal objects Of the session, as
sci 81 In the message Of the Governor,
IRE The laying or the state into districts
for the election Of members Of Congress
and for members Of the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

corroS. MANUFAcTuREs.--lhS d
nauut oi yak rI,inrmed by ths pef,Se'
a4csnacry Il the present age She"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

PUSGEST.-Rsies Of The DelroiiAdysr
iiser. answers the question Of Loco foeO
come mporary as lslloss:
"a Tyl0r editor up North uapls 10
kno. II NC are the same Mcrgsn Bates
who offered him bnbe OF thrss bundled
doilatsi We presume not Ii would
noi be much like Us 10 offer that sum for
. msa whnHs No eoulI purchase, body
and psntsloons. Tor half that number 81
pence. lie asked bul thirty dollars for
himself before he committed perjury.
The Locos tack him. slnlsn type and al.
II thlny-hve. After poeks,ing the mo.
ney. he proposed 10 turn his back upon
bis new owners. il We would give BIN
ivenly shillings and resm Of paper.
The offer was rejected. No. st. we ara
MOI the ian, IL nust have been some 9th
or Bates. Who was ignorsn. u tho pric,
Of cslis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

he maize aFF cents pei psFk. ampeh
lOT rIsssslisa - Hsms ladBslIl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
STATE OF NORTH CAROL INA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Eqniiy-Seplember Term, 1872

Hen6srsen Otrsn and eihsI
1T Is ordered by the Court. that pphliesi'nn
be made Coz SIX weeks in tho HllisL .fspsh
Recorder. that Hendersoa Owen. one Of aha
defendants IN this case, appear. plead answer
OF demur. On Of before the next term el ih,s
court. 10 be held 10 the caun house 10 Hlllsba-
rough, on the ssennd Monday Of March next,
or the bill will be taken pro eonftss0 AZ 20 Lini,
and sci down lor hrssing sx pasie.
wnness, james Webb. Clerk AID Master q
ouf said cSun Of Equity, Al .fice.
JAMES WEBB, C. & ~
Price Of adv. 81 so. Al
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Equity Sale.

In Equity-September Term, ls42.
James Craig & others, heirs OF Rebeeca Craig,
TX par,e, TO sell Rca' Estate.
49, IN pursuance Of a decree Of
cs.ts the Court of Equity made nj Sep.
sWls TENDER Term, 1912 ] shall ,ffcr faf
xg6sS:. saie, on the 2sth day Of November
neAt, before the court house in iliisborongh,
IN credit of twelve months. A TRACT cr
LAND an The waters Of New Hope, adin,n,pg
the lands Of Samuel Strayho,n, " alam CrAIg
and others, supposed TO contain 80 acres, moe
or less.
JAMES WEBB, C. & ".
October 10. a. Nv
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half FrnniV Then orc but tl,rfF n
.anf alder g ssis=isIs 70 ths Tai II
Sgaies-
Ai'sr 80 msny year, dryalian = II.
rsisbi,.hm-ni. u n4y all ~ s.rs.s. j
h,i The R.gi.asr . . lsFanis -taAil.ns.
.-nd "a shjrel II arcsss.ne saliri,uoe.
u y %. IN srry truth. d vculd Ne sr.
F-ne.y i flivuli lar u, ediI0r 10 s.er il
nd 80 p.irsns fran Lis sEseluns and
Efgsft. / giaes h.n pleasure. thsrsto,s.
70 Be abs 10 assure LIS II ends. thai de
I'arer has grawn 10 sls.e II mau.niy
aad prfm.heney. which he thinks no
snd'nary rirrumsasnres can Affect. A
"a e.iiones Vi ne thrifty eoudi;i.n. lie
editor dss'gnsd sending forth lhi. 6,si
number ~ la.sh suiuas. 10 neu arsss.
hu' the materials have MI siTiEsd. though
daily expected.
IL cummrnring new selSms. ne can
hui Islirrais aaF deltrm,nallnn % use olT
constant and lnweaI,sd sharls 10 make
The Register an interesting vsLirls n
Posing events. and IN honest j"usnsl.
pledged 10 The ssppor. ii good covers
,nenl. good laas, and Nbatever Is c,lsu
lated ~ benshs and enlieh'sn The ptopls."
A Mon. -Allcn Jones. free negro Of
this city. was violently forced from his
house few nights ago, and - severely
lynchei By mob. ii.ai for While il was
thought lie would not recover. This out
rage has been promptly rebuked BY our
citizens. who held large public meet
ing an the 18Th, and adopted resolutions
candemning in strong and just terms this
violation of the peace and. order Of the
city by the mob, and requesting the city
authorities 20 piler a suitable reward for
the apprehension and conviction Of the
persons engaged in il: and also 10 employ
counsel for their prosecution. On The
18Th. the commissioners held meeting,
az which resolutions were unanimously
adopted, responding 10 those adopted by
The citizens, and expressing determine
lion 10 prosecute lie offenders; but stat
ing that as they were supposed TO be
known. and measures were already on
foot TO detect them. il was deemed unne-
eessary 10 offer reward for their sppre-
hension. Raieigh Mic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

AMERICAN FLouR.-fhe L1ndon cor.
respondent of.he N. Y. Union. states tina,
during the recent discussion in the Lon
don papers respecting the relative prices
of -four and bread, (,he complain, being,
that the miller and the baker keep up the
price Of flour aud bread. whea, being now
much lower in price than for many years
past) a curious fact has irauspired. IL
appears that I.emana. buiscuii maker,
Thread needle streel--who ma3s an im~
mense fortune by his business--found
that .,her in buiscuit or bread, American
iluur will absorb from 18th 10 9Th
more Of Us weight in water, Than any 9th
err -four. Mrs Runeell, in her Domestic
Cookery (which made more money for
John Murray OF AlbemarIe street. Than
Byron's NEST successful works, states,
Elsa, that a s'one "a lbs. OF American
-four will make 2il lbs. Of bread. while
The bcs, kind of English -four viii from
a like quantity. produce lsa lbs. Of
bread. This is curious fact, and as il
is now taking "Ihe rounds" OF the pub
lie Journals mus. operate lavorably for
American -four.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

.9,aerican Pins.-Ths New Yak
Tribune says that among the novel pro-
ducts Of American skill and industry exhi.
bsed at the FAIR OF the Ameucan lns,i-
tute, are American Pms. made by the
Howe Manufacturing Company. Bir-
mingham. Ct, They are ell the usual
sizes, but dilIer ftom the imported pin
mainly in this, that they are solid headed
tina, is, the pin and head are one and in,
di,isible. Tho pins are twice the stiff
ness Of the English. and the puin, Of ex-
cseding oneness, owing to improvements
in the method of manufacturing. They
are Of admirable quality and Ensh. and
are afforded cheaper than pins have ever
been before --lhrse hundred for five csa,s.
The establishment, nov turns out over one
million pine per day, aud is prepared 10
supply promptly The whole Union.
sSsS- The du,y on This article was rai'a'!
tro n 30 10 80 per cent. by The New la
riff. snd made specific, and the Company
have siuce redu"ed the price Of Pms In
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

BLANKS fer safe al iais 9aes.
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IN COURT MARTIAL-47Tu RECT.
oeiober 5th. 1912.
The committed, TO whom was referred
the subject Of dividing the i7th Regiment
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
WHOLE NO. 81.

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feet of the spot where they are to be driven.
The large end Of each is cut square of, and
the small end is sharpened 10 point. The
graphing irons" are thrown out on each
side, and are fastened to the heads Of the
piles. and by the application Of steam power
they are quickly suspended over the place
where they are TO be driven. The word is
given, the piles are forced inio the ground far
below frost, and as required to make per-
manent foundation. The hammers are sus-
pended, and with the circular saw the piles
are cut off as quickly as the twinkling Of an
eye, at the requisite height. The pile driver
then moves itself along five feet, picks up two
more, drives them home, saws them off, and
moves forward again on the top OF the piles
already driven, leaving the road in the rear Of
the machine ready for the rails and cross ties.
Six or eight men are required TO keep the ma
chine in motion, and with one pile driver,
am told, they eau make on an average about
mile in month. There is apparently an a.
bundance Of timber, and the soil is admirably
adapted to this mode of construction. I re-
gard it as one Of the greatest inventions Of the
ace,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
vol. II..:.NO. Is.
-,C pLOOMING TON HERAL d
spUBLIsHED WEEKLY,
RY JNO. B. RUSSELL.

r,,us OF SyBscR1pT1oN.-Three Dollars per
.,ano, IN advance Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
a. ,hs end Of six months from the time Of subscri-
a.r and Four Dollars if payment be delayed until
,o end of the year. Subscriptions for less term
.sn one wear, will be charged at the rate Of Four
n l,rs psr anrrtm in advance. CT No paper DIS
,n;nse1 until arrearages paid, except at the OPP
lion Of the publisher. 80
''o p,rss Of Apvgar1sISe.-For square of II
,,0. Is, insertion 81 Co., each subsequent insertion,
i 5a cents-larger ones in proportion. Advertise
,,s sent to the office for insertion, without dcsig-
.,.tnr he number of insertion will be continued
,,n,a orJerefsout, and charged for accordingly
- LIBERAL deductions made TO yearly advertisers.
,t,ers addressed to the Editor, In order to
r.saiys attention, MUST DE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

There is no more need Of a Bank, OF an Exc
cheqner, to enable merchants Of New Orleans
10 remit to New York, than there is to enable
merchants in New York to remit to London.-.-
If merchant in New York wants to remit
Rl 900 to London, he goes to q merchant LOT
bill Of exchange on London. He does not re-
ouire the agency Of bank to do II; and 50 Is
Is il New Orleans. There is no more need OF
hank drafts TO enable a merchants TO remit TO
Nav York, than there is.t remit to London OF
to PARIS. Ii may suit the interest Of the hanks
very wei well to encourage the idea that no drafts
are safe Blu, bank drafts but from these IS t doc.
trines wholly dissent. This branch o. bust
ness properly belongs to merchants or mon,
eyed men and the Southern merchants would
have made their remi.tances to New fork Tue %
last few years much cheaper than icy Aaos s.a =
the southern banks had confined their opera
lions 10 their own city in discounting goca pa
per. and not grasped at a business on! o. .neas
legitimate sphere Of action, BY which 'n 10y
have contriyed to levy a heavy tax upon sne
merchants Of the country.-N. =. Journal =
Commerce. ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

We see by a letter ia the New York COM
mercial Advertiser, that pile-driving, so COM
mon in the docks OF cities. is resofted 70 now
on the rail 1aads, instead Of embellishments and
there is ussd for that purpose machine SINH
lar to that employed in the docks. The wrl-
ter in speaking OF the New York and Ere
rail road-he says;-
"The machine is, as l judged, about elsnt
feet in width, and not far from thirty feet III
height, and made Of large and solid timbers.
On The hindermost part there is well regn-
lated steam engine, with vast amount OF
rigging and gearing. AT the front, or work
ing end, there are four upright posts, two over
each track of the road, standing about eien-
teen inches apart. Between these posts there
are two iron hammers, weighing about twelve
hundred pounds each, which are moved oy
Steam and with each Of which the machine
strikes five or six blows a minute. Under inc
whole. Is hung, in horizontal position; one
of the largest kind Of circular saws, winch -
also propelled by the steam engine.
Wherever the grade Of the road IS near the
surface. and where the ground IS Tree from
rock and hard pan, the plan adopted - 10 drive
niles Of white oak, from ~ to i6 inches N o.
ameter. into the earth as The foundation lot
the siIls and rails instead ofmaklng embanK-
ments Of clay and loan, as in the case o. na-
nv other roads in this and the neighooIing
States. This machine is used IN driving these
niles. and when ready to operate It is put on
, h line Of the road. The piles are scsttsred
about in every direction within Sky g e'en'y
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

A FAIR HIr.-The following is too good
to be lost. II was written on the wrapper Of
a newspaper that passed through our Post Of
fee few days since. The P. nj. General
must promulgate some new regulation to pre-
vent the transmission of private intelligence
by means of newspapers, or give up beat
Buff. Com.
1.-THE wrapper forms no part Of the pack
age, neither is postage paid thereon."-P. M.
G.
"EZRA D. BARNES, ESQ.
One paper. BYRON, Michig an. :,
"Now l wish to have it understood by all
the p. MS along the route between here and
away out there ia Michigan-and there too
that we are all well down here IN DE Kuyter,
from grandmother 10 little bub +; and also 'ha1
there is no writing within the wrapPer-no
underscoring, dot,ing, or pricklng letters OF
WORDS or C:ner Notwithstanding
enjoin it upon him of Byron 10 tear on the
wrapper and examine it closely, aud then. on
demand, deliver it to my brother, little south
of Uncle Jake Canouse's I'VE had poor
sIeighing, but very fat turkeys, Thanksgiving
day-a long night and short sermon from
Priest Johnson before Christmas-a good deal
Of wind and come weather, New Years day
bells jingling and bellies dancing thro' the e
vening-money scarce and Post Office clrcu-
lars plenty ever SINCE"