The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15

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To coloasl EDMUND TANNING.
Dear Sirs /. A mnrh 10 4 hsss ~sis-
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dows. .i.h bad pen and .erse ink. on
he sskjfei q he isAsuseissa IN yuns
ronniy, which am sorry % hear Aas
grown Iosnidsbles snd much nose % ilal
q 70 s.srlbsd 10 ne ~ Ils author and en-
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u haze been caisnnislsd before now.
BOT nsssr % espisally 10 IN this esse.
al sssurs yoa ]. gives NE much con-
esrp. IN spisht u the consolation q clear
eoasrienre sfaEds me.
al never kRe. or even saw. 20 ! XMAS
Of. in ell ny lsle. any man of msn coa-
eerned in thn unlsrky sffsir. excepl Hon
ser and Howell; snd 4 made yau fully &C.
qusinlsd ~ish he advice | gave ihep:
bot ! shall ssy no more On lhis head. l
have blarkensd nv page. and msst rem
Glade my lsnef xiih sssufIng 700. %.
teen zoe. sad an.
Your nos, Obsdisnt. &c.
N. MOORE.
On he FIRST day Of The Supreme Cour',
which ~ss ., HillsboroOgh. on Ihe 22j
day Of September. 1865. ne appeared
sbosi three thousand seven hundred.
and took up sboss hill . n,le from The
inwti. sad sent our proposals 10 The Gos-
ernnr; which wss, that il Re would lee Ne
peeefsbiy come into town 20 complain Of
our ofIirers. and paIdsn all past breaches
Of sbs pescr, Except The two under bail.
sho would stand their ui.l,) we would
pay ouf isries 90 usual, &c.
Nov we knew Of no other concession
he could wsnt 81 us. But the next day
he sent his snsser that every man must
give Up hls gun in pledge, all the pr,,on-
ere we're uitd; upon which 1r immedl.
sisly returned. except about thirty. Who
carried hin their guns.
Az 10 the proceedings az the Court. we
being dsbarred IRON being there, can give
you no briirr information than that on.
Of The prisoners drew up in sindlcstion al
his own case. 0ly we nav add, that
~hale .roop of Bomb Sheriff, came alter
~ NEXT day 10 take such As they bad or
ders for back; and where they meet xiih
quiet pesees5ls men. they vent along.
bu, some Of eoausry disposition us.d
some Of them very rough. AL those who
sent along. The bllls were all found ig-
nsrsmus. ....-~r
The case Of Hsrmon Ilusbasa. Prison
es. aforesaid. 10 AZ follows:
On The second day Of May. q little az |
tersunriss. ten or dozen men. armed ~uh |
guns aud pist'ls. entered the back door
" my house, and Them-. H.,, svvs
hold Of me. and SAID, you are The K,ngs
prisoner.
l askrd, upen ~hat account. He said.
on susPieiOA Of having . baud in The
mob. ,.~.-- a.
Tbev haried me of. wiihost letting |
my wife fetch me some money, when |
called TO her Tor some; In about two miles
they come Up u where Col. Fssning was
ws,iins for lien. He asked the. stutier
ingly, and with visible confusion, Why |
did NO, cone 10 see him in 90 long .
tine. told him knew no call bad.
lie said. w,A, yoa'll cone along now.
said. suppose | most lie said, az;
well,--snd eel of 10 town. whete William
Boiler and | we're pu, inls fort, mounI-
ed with two SWIVEL guns. under strong
guard; and after some hours took me Oh,
bsfore Thomss Loyd. who read paper
Of some body having informed, there was
cause Of suspicion. hat Lad hand 10
the NIB.
/ 'oid HIM I had not. Then he swore
Col. flaming. who said, he formerly had
received a paper. sumnoning him 10 APP
pear al Mil, and he thaneht il was my
haud;-and lie had received papers from
the mob. which referred 70 iba, psper..
Then John Hogen was swore;--whe
said. ! had confessed had been a, some
meetings Of The mob.
Thomas Lloyd then ordered me 10 pri.
son; and William Butler was put 10 with
me. where We lay I'll abnui midnight.
when we we're taken Du', and tied hand
and foot: and many telling us NO would
be hanged. Bu Ter especially. II | escaped.
II came into my mind. that IL ] made Col.
Fanoing some promises he would les me
90. So. 90 my n,,inn, he was sent for.
~ho signIfed to ne he had been asleep,
and vas called and ibid wan Ell B., see
hnn. anil he hal come 10 see what |
wanted with HIN.
10 be confirmed
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