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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

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q esisblisifd hsla ssn lNsisoe.s.s....'.
spd ihsi ko ill.tes uould inses,.,'
ease On he pat Il Msaise ~.
sndsrslsnd nat CemmissiOns,. -
appainhd y meet = Lnrrdo N So
bel nsrl. ard llai spon o salis'se,.s. \
iaslnehi a ths toinis lhess d 1, 49,.
sd and he Fsaikesiioa u me ssns /, 4.
respective psra'fs, that comn,si 49,.
sse thea 10 be sppoi. led Zoe he o.,,a.s
q stiiiRs ~ eaisslng dilEsulsiss b.,s,.s
10 TOO eosntif.. uhdsr ne nspual N
lrtindly msdsapan az (irrs. a..
fnnrs. and he Uuissd States"
TIE llousien TELEGRAPH Of q. ,sa
stats lhsi 10 passusaes efIhis ns..kr,,...
CoIonsh :. Williams ard Gensre y
nOcsley have hssn sppeinlsd Coe.;.
siensfs on he part II 'rsxas
The Iollosing i Eisen % lie e,,,;,.
terms oflhe eonmnnieslion q SAsTa a.
Ma 10 The Blush MlasHr nl..i.s i =
armisiief:
"Ssnls AIMS. in . rtrbal eonrtr,s,;.,
wilh he Blush charge o. Msrea. 49,
You may inform GessrsI IIou. / 4 N,
II he will susrend hostiI,riss M n. -,
% Texas. - ! wlll suspend Then !"
The part Of Mexico. snd IA, / viii :.
esiss C"nm'ssioaefs from him /, ..gs.
iisle AZ 10 The terms Of Che ami.lirs; AMI
thai ! will also receive propositions from
him Tor permanent pssre. bul wih A,
enifraln any proposition having lcr \,
ahjec, the SEPARATION q The d. psilnenl 4
Tsxss IRON Msxiee.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

.nrsEFF1E e rel - De Dsnoeratss and
.lhey csald hs noe desire q Placs " sAs
l.hor ~ pEopeay e Lhs eOanlIy nn1ef
no consrol eli Bank thsz ne Drnserais
thrmsslsrs. An he Essenmrni hey
would exercise ever Re /. labor and pro-
perry II ne coanfry." 5 such = would
IL ealeulssed 20 girs % the ere ne high
ess : Hsrd.. % ne ether he grsairss 81
easisy. and 10 the people. indiEidsally and
eoll~clivsly. he highest sials ofProsPeFs-
" and hsppiness-
They believe . vel regulated nalieaal
hank would eminensly eonlribuie 20 lhess
graf ends; and this they would placs
unAer the a ronir0l.' = nol Of . party, oai
al The propis's representatives.. whether
they Be Wings or whether they be DE-
morrals; and iflhilhfal % lheir rFusl. lhrs
would see thar il should Be hoaesay and
prnden.ly managed. - an instrument Of
good sd not Of evil 70 The country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

BE Eirsnlih u he paFulsr ninA D.
Si5st, VA BIIfn rsh snd 81 oul missgs
him. he qressisn sFsses. Ssh Vac
BuEsa - ne krl6-wasld zee snbIs par.
y fslly spas hal TAsy wouid sel =
de lsss roniesL snd i BE- more Toptisf
nosf Few uil s<nssrs 10 say thal
Ne q. He sAs TO wssk fof seeesss
lhsa. snd he wsIl prove Ear sssksr 10
1854. We Frpesi. shsl vnder 81 ne cir
e0msanes.s ths prospect fDf The Mhigs
10 every nay encouraging. LIT them
keep lsgfIhsr. unred. rsFnesi and dssfs'
nissd. s.i lsl Ibsm never iaFsei lhsi fhsir
true duty 70 heir cause and their esrdi.
daasuquires them. By sllberal. manly and
trsly American psliry. 10 Gin % many
cunseris 10 their ranks - pesssble, and
lhus 10 increase de slrrRslh Of their
cause and Ihs maiasits fnr lhsir csadi.
dsis. Pkladslpkia Inquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

The European correspondents OF The
Redmond Enquirer, speaking OF The feel
ings Of the na,ians OF The Old World To
ward. The u. 5 a,es. says that their PEE
Gent course, brings 10 his mind an occur
renee which t,ok place in Kentucky
years ago. 1.-THE Bar al L., was
distinguished fcr its iaiei Is. A til, plain.
locking. farnes-!lke voung man. Of one
and,lwen,y, was adm usd To practice in
the Courts. The old I.1wysr., Though
Tiers was much professional rivalry a.
mong themselves. determined to prevenl
this bestdIess ri, beisn, a. they termed
him, from rl.ing. by speaking d'srespec'-
fully oG his qualifications. lie pursued,
however. the even tenor OF his way, dali
ly increasing m lgai and intellectual
strength. tn the modification Of his Sc
ninrs. Al length case was called Of q
complicated rhsracler. and he appeared
for the def nre. against such an array Of
The oil members as had never hefere been
retained by ,lieui. Upon taking his
sea-, sfpr mskIng a triumphant afgnReRt.
they, said, ohe Ia anotheri We may as well
lie, ,ha, tail boy pass. lor he will pass,
whether or not" lie did pass--aud his
practice thereafter was more lucrative
than that of Ill the other members OF The
Pa. And tie powers Of tie old world
now very r,lucian,lv remark. 1--WE may
as wei! let that tail boy. the " model he.
public" pass. for it will pas, whe'her or
not /" ~@#
VS. not ihntfdibpy''- " bearl
less PieJeian,' HARRY CLAY! And
are mol the pampersd magnates-seif-sisl J.
ed Democrats for tfsct-aII combtnsi Ia
preven, justice from beng done to Har.
~ II the West! And viii they not be
compelled 10 cay, again, ave may as
well lei tina, tall boy pass. ofhe wiH pass,
whether or not" s~ .-.s
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lMERIcAN INnrsrRY.

Tie NsxaEk Dsily Adsestssr ssys il
Is stated that tao thirds Of The cotton yarn
now spinning in Pslsssen 10 on conirsel
lor The China mslksg! Thus q 10 ihs.
American industry aad snbrpriss. under
The fostering influence OF the American
System. Is skwndlng 20 he remo'ssi cor
ntfs oflhs Cube. Aslhe American Msa
chester lhrisss On The profits Of trade
with chins. the neighburing farmer wIi
end ready and extending home market
for his produce.
The Philsdslphis Unilsd States Gszsts
says that gentleman called atths Count.
ing house Of ore el tie iron merchants
Of that city 20 purchase fifty ions Of p,g
iron. In The eoRrss II che nego.ialien he
merchant Was led 70 inquire 20 what pur-
pose the iron ~as 10 be applied. To
niske weights for Ysnkse clocks.
" Why. What can you do with 80 many
eloek.i" They are shipped 10 Eng.
land" Think Of that! Fifty tons Of iron
for clock weights. each requiring probs-
tls less ihan ave pound.i An English
paper states that they are being InfUdu-
cd inio The anuiaetUrirg districts Of
Great Brian. and slno.t every sorkmsn
IVES becoming the own,f Of one Of them.
Independence IN UOOiien MmNfae.
furss.-Ths Portland Adserissr sl-les
that the domestic manufacture 81 carp ting
u fas, staining firm and prosperous po-
sllinn; tha, the deportation Of the lower
priced esrpelings 70 now entirely ceased:
and that they are now bringing opl II ,e-
versl establishments in this country sure.
riar articles Of Brussels csrpe'. Il 10 but
lalely int this higher branch Of the srt has
been attempted in this country; and such
10 The success Of The effort. under the Va
rif protection, that the .fmeriem Brus-
sels earfeI sells q, iireniy.f fee CENTS a
yard cheaper Than the corresponding Va.
rle.ies Of the foreign article. The sane
manulact urer IL 81 This moment preparing
looms 10 commence the wcavlng Of VIII.
ton csIp'ts. . snIl higher ard moe eos,-
W etsue, win equal prospects OF sue-
cess. -...
The Hosiery tusiasss. says The New
York Sun. like almost all others. must
submit tn Ievolutiunl Therr il now in
the American Museum exhibition room
hitle narhine. worked by dog. making
stocking. at the rate Of d. zens per dsy.
The excellence Of the nose made BY this
machine. and The economy by Which IL
may be manseed, tefes all competition.
ii lherlo. the Europeans have been allie
10 manufacture hosiery far cheaper Than
we could, bot now We ran compete With
them successfully. The invention OF hi.
rotary knitting na"hine was perfected la,.
~in'er by young man named French. OF
Csbotsiile, Mass. l,issrmarkable con
~, ance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

Law Axe Mcs LAw.-ws sheah do
inlns ire b. oss eeunFyaen. ssFe sc 70
sseuss lhsm II beisg ne hsbia.l sseis-
lars q lsx. snd re fsisAds 81 snaFsAy.
We doubl il any nssinn N ne wosld ere
.eps lsrgrr rreprfsina " . II losFs
and ls~-sbadlng'' psolle. SUI slffs %
seom Tor snenensnss and inlLs bsfe stai
: good and perfnshsni impfssson nay hs
a.sds On The minds Of DOR Psaple 70 his
sersions ws caste sams !. thoughts thsi
bssalle asd cords phsl burn" on IBIS
sufi-el, from the pen Il The Rss. J. Y.
Abbo,t. W. never seen any Thing
81 IN. kir 5so srproPii.tr. convincing and
eOaely,svr. Independent.
pEHlh - heser ssea despa, sho
lsede Sroa . more fiery sized. or swsytd
: mUrs Llnody seeplrs. or Who trsmplrd
upon hsmsn rights ~iih a more easlous
heart, than snsrrhy. Iiisin snarehy lfst
D. an on he psls hnrse nay 6rd ~ sp.
pIaprists shu,ype. Law 70 Tie essence
nl the Deity. the genius af the Bible. lhe
guardian angel nf huaanity.
.Ns matter shat The public excite
ment-no mstses how inlense The irriia.
ton. Thai hand il INDEED suiridsl thar
would Unlash he blood hounds of snsr-
ehy Cor reuibulien. When those fnries
sweep the slrse,s. Ike The midnighfs
howllne storm. lhsy are al undisnngnish-
I'd 10 The otI-ei Of lhsir descls,ion. Nov
The hfoth-l - larn 20 fragments. and moo
The refined dwelling Of Pait issaeked snd
burned. The greg shop blszes 10 day-
the Temperance hail tomorrow Now 10
demolished The lheaue-S. tsn's temple,
snd nov The Churtli--Gcd's sanctuary.
The Catholic priest 10 hunted BY the mob
this week. The Protestant clergyman The
mex. To-day IL is this editor who has
perpeuaied the airocidus crime Of expires
sing an unpopular opinion--and 10 muf-
ROW il is his nrighbor VIM receives paIer.
nal ehs,iisemeni from these blind furies
~ho have usurped The guardianship Of he
press, and ~hom thai very press may lave
warmed and nursed into life and venom.
Let, then. the sentiment he a. ilnmo-
,ablr IS the tttfral granite Of the Rocky
Moun'ains. ihs, Law must be and shafbe
sustaiaed. lie, il be understood that Co
vernmeni has rr-isless resources which
i, can ard ~ill bring into rrqnisi,ia", II
needful. for The projection 81 Il. cilise's
i.e,every true p trio, held himss II asolun
lrrr--a minute. nan 10 defend Lar, AID
for her defence lei him hold pledged HE,
fortune and sacred honor.
When we contemplate The gathering
millions filling nur land. The mental darks
ness aud sensual passions nf such sa.t
nuluiu,les. the d,versi Y IN io'tune which
industry. t,leni, aud that sucress which
is above al human control. will necessary.
ly produce. the variety Of op'nieas and
interests which mu.t prevail. we esEnoi
magnify the Imporsanre Of sustaining In
,iolsble law. .at@a
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A Cool Reception The papers oy us
Margaret. q, Halifax. state ,hsi al n'ee'
ing ofte Repeal Association. at i'""'O,
on The 7lh Angus. eent'emsn who o., aau
for some time been sting near m''
0'Conneil. handed his card % Mr.. y ee'r'
and requested an introduction to the gre"
agriator. Mr.. Steele accordingly P,ese"
ted the card. and in,ima'e,l that 'sh''
Gordon Benne,, of New York. wa
present. Mr.. O'CnnuelI replied" no
IA person with whom ! ran nav f
nnthing u do. lie is the editor 81"
The New York Herald. one Of The 'n', :,
Infamous gazfttes ever pinned. aud s"a"
haze naihng 10 "a, q him" Mr. be""s''
nor ieeling greatly fialeled by tins 'esrr e
tim, made Ills way 10 the dow, as q"'
ly as he could, and he groaas and ni''s'
vi the meeting,
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The WINGS want National Bank because
aueh an iaslitaiioa would be undef Inti
eOatrol, aad because through lis operations
ey Coz d gosesa lie Eebg. and prnapry Of
sie cotnsry:" Standard.
This is specimen OF The manner in
which the Wings are siShdered, aud
those who read nothing but such ground
less assertions as this, are taught 20 look
tFcH them as a sort Of b0aiiftf, Or land
pirstes, kho have 40 interest Whatever IN
ihe pure administration ofihs Government,
The perpetuity Of our republican instilu-
tiods, the preservation of our liberties, nor
ihe prosperity Of the country; who have
No interest in the soil on which they
Tread, and no ties which bird them 10 III ir
fellow Citizens; @ho neither .labor" nor
swn properly but live by plumber;
Eh.i d the fact is. they form. as was shown
blythe last Presidential election, a large
Majority ef The freemen of this country
Constitute the greater pc ton Of Inc nigh.
~ mass Of the people. from Which liiey
Never can be separated, in either interest,
properly. labor. sympathy, or purpose,
without srli ting Into atoms our greai and
glorious social and political compact, and
predicting consequences as terrible and
destructive to them as they w.ald he 70
The whole population. No. mol our
heighbor is as much mis- aiken il this as
seriion, as il he had said. truth is the
.nly weapon which is used against the
Whiggery. The Wings labor and hold
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~ h ndsi 81 . e. Bee { ksoesE ahaI
.fsssiss IA as tautI hsi ths ioses ahlsh
lasled De ocesa iRta . eenne,iea 50 itf
sibls. The sessletina q 1910 sss .
asnilsssslisn a public fsslips ~ = g
disgpisto."
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02

! have directed that copies OF all The pa
.pers asked for 10 be communicated.
There is little In relation to the eaptare
OF the place in this tdocument but what
has already been made known thrnugh
the newspapers. In his letter OF recall
to Commodore Jones the Secretary Of
the Navy says:
In the opinion Of this government it is
due to the friendly relations subsisting
between the United States anil Mexico,
and to the respect which every nation
owes to the rights Of other nations, that
you shonId be recalled from the COM
mand Of the squadron in the Pacific. In
adopting this course, it is not designed
to prejuflge the case, nor even to indl-
cate any opinion as to the propriety or
impropri.tv of your conduct IN the mat
ter alluded to. That will. of course. be
made the proper subject of inquiry after
your return to the United States. when
ul Justice will be done as between your
self and your country. The present or
der has reference only to the just claims
Of Mex,co on this .gwernment.ior such
disavowal Of the attack On Monterey as
will full recognise the rights of Mexico.
AMI at the same time place the conduct
nf this government in il proper light be-
fore the nations Of the world.
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Hoase ef D@legaies.

~ We are authorized TO announce
Col. Danicl Sticksey IA a csndi-
.iate 10 represent m, county III the
next Legislature st Virginia.
~ We are authorized to annnunce
Robert ~. D,essiso22, esq. as a
candidate to represent the county "f Shen-
aadoal, in The next Legislature Of Virg,-
i,ia.
~ We are authorised 70 announce
Cant. Christian Miller as can
.lida,e to represent the c"nnty OF Shen-
an!nah in the next leg -!aiare OF Viz
GINA.
~ We are authorised to announce
Col. .ys5sa 1vEcsssa egson as can
tl,iate to represent thr county OF Rage
in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
~ We nfe anti ariseh to announce
Col. johns a,esiai.e as cand'-
.iate to ,.epresen, the comfy of Page IN
the next Legislature Of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02
From the Baltimore American.
LATE FROM; EUROPE.

The steamer Acadia arrived at Boston
on Saturday afternoon at O'clock. bring
ing dates from Liverpool to the 4 tn inst,
Inclusive. We have received Wilmer
{. Smiths European Times Of the 18th;
also an extra from the New York Herald.
Winners "News Letter." of February
$ has also been received by the PhiIadeI-
phia American.
The British Parliament met on the Cd
Instant, and was opened by commission,
Money was very abundant in London.
The Bank Of England had upwards Of
fi1 900. 600 in itsevsults, or more than
one half the amount Of the circulation.
The cotton market was in a very de-
pressed state, owing to the enormous a.
mounts forwarded.
The British Queen was much damaged
On her last voyage.
Another Commercial! treaty between
England and France is said to be ca the
tapis.
The new Governor General Of Cana
da, Sir Charles Metcal!t. and suite, will
leave Liverpool in the steamship Colum-
bia. which sails from that port Oh the 4th
Of March next.
IMPORTANT SPEECH OF SIR ROBERT
PEEL, ON THE RIGHT or SEARCH.
In the course of a debate on tie Sd
lust. in Parliament, Sir Robert Peel, in
reply TO a member WHO had alluded to
the recent treaty, spoke as fellows:
81 rejoice that the honorable gentleman
has given me an opportunity Of making
some observations or Il e late message ct
the President ef the Uaited States. The
| sincere ard earnest desire have always
entertained for the maintenance Of goo1
| understanding between this country and
the United States, and the spirit in which
/ | have always spoken of America. makes
it doubly painful duty 10 me to have 10
refer to that message; which. | am sorry
to say. does not give correct account al
| the negotiations relative to the right OF
visit Perhaps may do right to confirm
what the honorable gentleman has said
that there is nothing more distinct than
the right Of visit is from the right OF
search.
Search is beiliserent right. and not
to be exercised IN time of peace. exeep,
when 1t has been conceded by treaty.
The right of search extends not only t.
the vessel. but to the cargo also. The
right Of visit isquite distinct from this.
Though the two are often cunfoundetl
The right Of search, with respect to Am
erican vessels. we entirely and utterly
disciaim, nay. more--if we knew that
an American yesse! was furnished with
all The materials requisite for the slave
trade, If we knew that the decks were
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02
comply ing with their request. until a re-
sponslble maine IS furnished.

We have been Intercepted relative 10
Mr.. Bnmgarner motive for declining a
poll for the senate at the approaching ell
ecton. In reply we remark, that MIR.
Il. was Influenced to withdraw his came
from nsivate considerations, not necessa-
nv to be stated here.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02
Stale Senate.

NJ We are authorised 10 announce
Eeayifs Crawford. esq. as can
dtlate to represent the district com posed
% III. counties Of Shpnan'ioah. Hardy.
PAGE and Warren; in the Senate OF V'r-
ginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02

TIE Affair f.Hntery-'The Washing
ton Spectator says that message from
the president in reply to resolution OF
inquiry by the house of represe .ltat'yes
was laid before that body on Wednesday
(22d Feb. and ordered to he printed.
'rhe president says
The proceeding Of Capt. Jones in ta-
king possession Of Monterey. in the pos
sessions of Mexico, was entirely of his
own authority, and not in consequence OF
any orders or instructions OF any KIND
given to him by the government Of the
United States. Fer that proceeding he
has been recalled, and the letter recalling
him will be found among the papers
herewith communicated.
Pbe resolution Of the house Of repre-
sentatlyes asks for copies of all the In
structions given to Captain Jones. from
the time of his appointment t" the com
mand of the said squadron also copies
of all communications received from HIM
relating to his expedition for the occupa-
ton of the CALIFORNIA;, without conflnin@
the request to such instructions and COR
resemblance as relate. to the transactions
at Monterey. and without the usual re-
servation of such portions of the 'nstruc-
lions or. correspondence as, in the pres'-
dents judgement. could not be made
public without prejudice or danger to
tie public interests.
I II may we'll be supposed. that cases may
arise. even in time of peace, in which il
would be highly injurious to the country
to make public, at particular moment
the Instructions under which a co:nman
der NAV be acting ON a distant and for
een service. In such case, shnuld il
arise, ard in all similar cases the dscre
ton of the executive cannot be CONTROL
ell by ether house of congress for the
communication of papers. The duties
which the constitution and the Laws tie
yolve on the president mist be perform
ed by him under his official responsibility
! ty. and he is not at liberty to disregard
hisl, interests or to thwart important pub
lie obiects.by untimely publications made
against his own Judgment. by whomsnev
er such publications. may be requested
In the present case, not seeing that any
Injury is likely TO arise from SO doing
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02

THIS Coagr-sgio saI D:sirtct.-The ed
itpr Of the Valley Star suggests the pro-
priety of holding convention Tor the
selection Of our candidate and requests
LIS and cur neighbor Of the Register t."
speak out upnn the subject. i'll order to
~ right Understanding Of the measures
most proper TO be adopted to secure the
soccess Of the candidate Of our party.
This county has already moved in the
matter. AresolutioB was adopted at
meeting held at Feb. court. setting forth
the necessity Of holding convention al
AS early day in March as prac ticable.
and urging speedy action On the subject
on the part Of the other counties eompo,
sing the district. March court is the
time at which We intend holding meet
ing for the purpose Of sending delegates
t, the convention.
On What day. and ere,sha!l the con
.vention meet? We suggest the 50th Of
-aI4rch as the proper time, and the town
Of Ha,risonburg as a suitable place
What say you, neisli5ors, to this arrange
Atnent !? 1t is high time we were acting.
as the election viii take place in IA few
weeks. =
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02

TIE Legis5ature.-In the house OF del
er,:es, on the 23I inst, the bill forming
new county ont of parts of Lewis,
Harrison and Randolph. passed the house
tits christened Barbour county. in mem
orv Of Philip P. Barbour, Esq.
The bill to repeal The Inspection Laao
{growing out Of the controversy with ne v
'NewYork was, as it ought to have BEEN
indefinitely postponed by vote OF S.
~ 50.
Ga Friday. the resolution for the re-
reption Of the distribution fund was in
definitely postpaned.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02

M communication can be inserted in
our columns, The author Of which is I'M
known to US. This rule will not be de-
parted fron in any instance. Many
Ao,ers' mast therefore EXCISE Us for not
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-02
GREAT EFErE JVEY1sS.VTS
~ C1yrEIPniTIOSt!.

We are des;rnu, of improving the ap-
nearance Of the StNTfNeL. and lutend
IL carry out that desire as SOON as prac-
ticabie that is to saw. Gs soon as the
4NE.7.N.St +, emile rs to 40 SO can be o5-
tained. We wou!d therefore call upon
our friends to paw the small sums they
owe us.Detweega this and March
Court next. let ussae how many
will do the decent thing The naked
f,ct is. we want money. and must hare
1T. or do-'Jupiter fonans..'-do aUtat !?
L ho answers. WHAT?
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Distant Subscribers

Are Informed, that unless they shall
have paid all arrearaees due this Office.
nv the first Of Apri1 merit, their names
will be stricken from our list. If we
could afford to send them the paper for
no Hing. we would freely do so. We
have TO pay cash for paper, &c. and are
therefore compelled TO pursue this course
toward distant subscribers.
rFTo those indebted TO this office
f,r subscriptions. &c. for the year end
ing March. 1912. we would say. the
former proprietor has lnstnscted us to
CLOSE all such accounts by the FIRST OF
March next, either BY cash or bond. 1t is
important that this N liter be attended TO.