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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

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y. HolaEa, ssl. lie PEsssui sssiiiaT e he
S.AnaaTa. - laasrr - laa lsi2 TheI
: haEszin al inirsgss." shs- clsy 81. =
shs gamhllng.- = : psulsse sussriing."
and y - huadssd sna enc slandeu up
q whirh she Slandard 70 .frings is rhan-
IS. had II besn long harFed uPon ~ de
LOcofoco papen q The county. and were
- ven known % he editor q lie Sand
ara shGa = nov. he slanees had been
aTsxd and rsfused. and Mr.. Holden was
satisfied Of Lheir falsehood. o. he could
not have been sincere IN his higil-uro1ghl
eulogy. Was he lhen hypocriel Or i
be INV sslssdsseFl Lei his own hesn
answer.
| Exraci from IN eulogy Of NJ. Clay. witt
zen BY William W. Holden. esd. and
published in die Raleigh Register N
1872.
aHESRY Clay. sir. is emphaiically The
man IL the age. In tie cardinal virtues
'of charity. benesOlence and generosity,
where is his equall In The paths Of se-
complished honor. who has walked before
him. IN the great collisions Of intellect,
/ in which. for The last thirty years, he has
been perpeiually engaged-in The Tenn
pies OF Justice and The Halls Of National
Legislation, who has nEalled or surpassed
him! In perseverance, upIighiness and
iniegriiy-in the spirit which scOrns .
mean. action. and seeks intuitiyely that
way to success which probiiy and candoI
conseeraie-in all things which cOnspire
to make the Statesman and the gallant
free hearted, faul,less gcntlslnan, where
| ask, is the superior ofHENRy CLAY.
.Sir, when speak Of Henry Clay,
feel like pouring out my whole heart.
love 10 dwell ugUn his loW beginnings
10 follow him from the Old Dominion
until the pennilcss wanderer becomes
rich and strong in The affections Of illl
noble Hunters Of Kenucky;' 10 lingo
around his pathway in the last war, whel
his voice, embodying the voice of tn
Nation, inspired confidence in the Al
mics Of ihe Republic, and struck III
pangs Of dismay and apprehension TO IN
, heart OF Britain !; to mark his efforts, o
the return Of peace, 10 rebuild the temple
. Of our prosperity, and TO sendthe current
I, of returning animation throughout all III
arteries and veins Of The Republic; TO 6
. forth with him in his aspirations for III
: freedom Of the race, TO look upon th;
chaplet which South America has woye
!. for him growing freshly forever upon u
summit OF her mountains, and TO hear th
/. clarion voice of Demosihones revived, !
die. American Senate, pleading for ID
. liberties Of bafFled and bleeding Greece
and to follow him 10 the shades Of Asf
land, where his kindness and benesolens,
like the dews Of Heaven, arc seen onl
) in the beauty and freshness they contr
). butte 10 produce. This is'the light sir,
(which love to contemplate tl1,chssacs
u ,fCLAY!" =,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

IN Saturday the 18th day Of October.
- 1914. ! shall OiErr for ssle before he
court house door in Hillsborough, on q
credit Of twelve months, the Tract Of
Land where the lafe Elrnor Woods re-
sided previous 10 her death. on The waters
" Liule River, adjoining The lands oliJo-
seph Woods, sen. and others. Bond and
security will Be required.
j. WEBB, c. & W.
pieE.brr H. 43-4s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

An iNcIpENT.-A foreigner at work on a
budding IN Ws.h ngton Stree has iotsome
time pact enurrly deserted a young vile
and child oil Is months old, Ut erly relus-
ing TO suppo,t ,hem, though able TO DO 60.
HIS " life has followed hin lrem shop t'
shop, but he has proved inexorible. On
Saturday she wen. 10 the place where he
was a, work. and. with her infant IN her
arms. deliberately mounted ladder TO the
fourth story, where dePos ting The little
enc on the staging III the presence OF us
unlsehng talher, she. descended again,
leaving hun involved in g hui Of amaze
men,. sngsr and responsibility. He re-
fused al first n tske any n'tlce OF II, IN
I'll hi. f low wo'kmen ,hr' a'sn.d him
w,,h:ths law iE case ofhis nopperlurm anct
oil the duty thus forced upon him, and The
l,,,ie one " SIS UNIV iIlingly provided i'r'
Boston Post. 23a.
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Additional Testimony. Among all ths
eulogists of Mr.. Clay, we find none so
warm as the following. We have had it
some time on file, intending to give it to
our readers on some suitable occasion,
and we can i.naginenone more fitting than
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MARRIR

On Wednesday evening The edinsiani,
BY he Rev. Roben Burwell, Mr.. JOHs
BELLEEAsT, Of Tennessee. % Miss ELIZA
TURsEs. daughter Of Josiah Tuner, esq.
Of this place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

IN The 10Th day Of oc,ober. 1874, I
- shall offer for sale before the court
house door in HiIlsborough. on . credit
Of twelve and eighteen months. the Lands
81 the late Moses Campbell, containing
about 40 acres. and lying on The walers
IL Haw River. Bond and security will
be required.
]. WEBB, c. 4. IA
september II. 4s-~sT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

PIPE LAasu.-The New Yora Tri-
bune calls upon the Wings Of that city 10
. prepare To guard and gives q con'ersa.
tIop bstseen a Loco Foco Of The city and
another from the country, in which the
city Loco says thai his party in town can
poll IS many sots IS they choose! and
The way this was done was { indlvi-
dual. to vn,e IN many districts. lie
said he had kaown men to vote seventy
odd times =, one election! The editor
of The Tribuae Gays he knows that the
con,ersstiou 10 correctly repOrtet.
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List Letters,

Remaining in The Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough on The Isl day Of October, 1874,
which, if not taken out within three
months, viii be sent 10 the General
Post Office as dead letters.
A
John Anderson, solOmOnsAngle, Betsy
Allen.
b
Thomas Burton, Robert n. Blackwood,
James Bullock, Thomas Dorcughs, Jehu
Brown.
\. The Coroner Of Orange County, Mr..
- Carr, Miss Susan Clark, The Clerk
Of Orange County, Miss Julia E. Crab
tree, Levi Compton, Miss Susan Cheek,
CALVIN Carroll, Col. Com, 47lh Regiment
N. G. Militia.
| u .. II 81.
John or Sanl. Dunn, Beaact Depson,
Matthew Durham, Miles DavisSsJames
Debury, DR.. Lewis Dishongh.
/, Z
George A. Ellis, Ira Ellis, Col. Elder
son. -
| Henry NJ. Fits, William Farra,, Sa.
muel Forsythe.
Elisha Griffin.
William L. p. Heath, 4, Miss Elizabeth
Horton, Chesley Herndon, DR.. A. Holton,
John Horner, 2.
james Inscore.
l.
James Latta, son in Law Of Thos. IIol.
loway, John B. feathers.
Nj
Alexander Mebane, John Mason, Will
liam Maris, James M'Cray, Rev. J. A
M.Mannin, 2, Hiram McNoigh.
l.. X. Pratt, Allen Petty.
X
, George Rhodes, Green Read.
i Thomas G. Shackelford, David Stray
or n, Jane Stewart
/ =
D Abel Thomson.
? W
r F. N Waddell, 2, Miss Rebccca Wad
e dell, 8, Mrs. Elizabeth Waddell, Samue
e Woods, Alexander Woods, A. d. Whit
$ ted, Geo. w. Walker, Joseph ]. Wood
+, row, James Watson, son of Rebecca
= Ew Persons calling for any of tn
;. above letters will please say they are at
i vertised.
n THOS. CLANCY, P. NJ
e 0etohefsI. 40 5
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Notice..

SnIlE subscriber. having qualified at the last
- term Of Orange Couuty Court as admmis
traitor OF the estate of the late Mrs. Eiz ,Oeth
Walters, requests all those indebted 10 the es
tate to make immediate payment, aud those
having claims against the estate TO presen,
them for payment within the time prescribed
hy law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery.
Mr.. Joseph c. Norwood is The regularly au-
,horrznd agent Of the subscriber, aud to him
all payments may be made and claims present,
ell. -
w. HOOPER. Q
October |. 10 3~
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NO HUM mug
#a. --~---~~s~------~-----
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
EOreiga ard Domestic shgc-
aiciRes, Es0infs, CHS,
EHa..Ne~@aa eRs9S


Eefffsnseg.y,
DYE sTUFPs, BRUSHES, SURGICAL. a.9
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
.e.se AT
sTITH e. PESCUD'S
Drug Warr-HOHSr, Fayetteville SirSts
Raleigh, n, Z.
DHYSIC IAHs, Planters. Merchants and ath-
- ers, wanting articles 10 our Tue, MI v
NOT GO FURTHER NORTH IN FL tLkE,
TO GER SUPPLIED. lf thsy will call sne
examias cur prices, they will tiad the, 'ksy
correspond with those q any SIMILAR ks-
lThBi.I>IlMENTI IN PETERSBURG, hiLH'
EMOND, OR iilIS STATE.
One Of our Firm has just returned iron the
Northern Markets, where be hss puTcl ased
Oae Of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND CHOICE SELECTIONS
OF MEDICINES, &c.,
| ever offe ed 10 this slaic-on such terms q
will enable us 10 give entire satis'aCiionto CIR
| friends and customers.
| All we usk is a tial. We want to lei the
people in the Old North State know, that We
can aud will sell as Ic,v, and articles al as GOOD
quality rs any House in Petersburg ard thIs
state. Our stock Of WHITE LEAD, LIN
SEED OIL, and CoLoRS lie very large, and
we are selling cheaper than srtr.
We take this opportunity Of returning 10 the
ci,lzens Of Raleigh, and the public generally,
our unfcigned thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage we have received from their hands
since we commenced business; and hope, ~
strict attention to business, to continue To re-
celve portion of the patronage Of generous
Public.
STlTu & PESCUD, Druggists.
August %. 4I-s~
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IN the 18th Of October next, ! shall. Of
" fer for sale on The premises, on ere.
di. Of nine moa,hs, the Tract Of Land
where the laie John Freeland resided pre-
yious to his death, on the waters Of New
Hope, Bond and security required.
j.. WEBB. g. s H.
september II. 4Scts
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Notice.
september Is

~ HAVE this day set my son HENRY Eau
- CErr free and at iIber'y'o transact ooS''
ness for himself, and do hereby give notice
and forewaru all persons from trusting him o.
my account, or any member oil my family, as
am determined lev pay no debt of his or their
contraction unless nv written order ,r"m me.
/. JOHN A. FAUCETT.
October 1, -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

During last week, ,btssseordcr of
New York sentenced three IncolOeos to
the p, ni;en,iary for illegal voting at the
last ci,ar,er election. lie gave notice that
N al similar con.ie,lons hetesftsr. he
should sentence the offender to the sx-
ueme term Of puni.hmen' fixed b! law,
in.tead Of oily three months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

FAM now receiving NY stotk Of goods for
- the FALL. TRADE, which, as usuai, 70
large aud complete consisting OF HATS OF va
rions uualites aud styles, and an unusually
tuIl assortment Of CLOTH and FUR CARS. as
well as Hair, Seal, Gl4z:d Sealette, toge'heF
with full stock Of WOOL HATS
| ieiura my thanks to the merchants OF '"-
pinia and North Carolina, vino have SO zoe
rally patrouised my establishment Tor s''t'sI
years past, aud assure them that was "eN,
better prepared 10 supply them on Tue "'os'
l;,,.r,I ,etms than the prrsent season. Snd "a"
a., M INV mar, shall be wiihhe'd 10 give
FRANCIS MAJOR.
sycamore Street.
Next door 10 Paul, McIlwaine & Co.
Petersburg, Va.
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Notice.

n IL whom il may concern, will take notice,
- that have this day sci fee my son 81
LAS WILSON, and he is hereby authorized 10
deel fur himself and TO become Responsible for
his own contracts, in as fu and perlecI man
ner as if he vas Of the ful age Of twenty one.
JOHN D. WILSON.
October 8, 46--3"p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10
Wholesale Grocery
AND
HnNiAIlSSInN Sr0RE


THE subscriber has leased the Store on Be-
linobronk Street. opposite Lewis P. Hicks,
and formerly occupied by LuhsIord {. Hatcher,
for The purpose Of conducting the Wholesale
Grocery AID Commission business, and Respect.
fully sole 10 4 call from Country Merchants
and others, who NAV wish 10 purchase Groce-
ries, Us he feels confident &c can sell Goods on
rs good terms as they can be purchased al any
House in Virginia.
He willalso psy strict attention 10 all Good:
intrus;ed 10 his care rs Commission Mer
chant, snJrespect fully asks conslgnmenis,
He is now IN the Northern Markets, pur
chasing his stock Of Groceries, aud they viii
be ready for in, pec,ipn al his Store about The
first ofSep,ember.
tie will also attend 10 receiving and forward
ing Good ON the ne nal terms.
GEORGE A DAVIS.
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Remaining in The Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough on the Isl day Of October, 1874,
which, if not taken out within three
months, viii be sent TO the General
Post Office as dead letters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10
Fell Trade. 1914.
An IMMENSE STOCK OF DRUGS
4 MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS
DYE STUEfS, PERFUME
RI. FANCY ARTICLES,

bAlcuE1s cTtNLos &C. oes e1-
- d aras LESS \ saea. Nes iasAa - &c
- ae sfe see Feres0ssg So fsn eEPPg ~
Cess. snlhFsring reg kf~s aissk - ssssy
ha.aa 10 cor il.e. 0aa hevss AFse sfArrska
- esperial Heisfenrs - ths u Asisas's Issss,
aeias a he e. leEsI GUAIffH ass $500 I.
large eaaalzGifs ii lhe LuhkoI hAhhAI
rnlCL. Ne sIe lheFslsse EfeN1 q esuf<te
~sah other iianses, Neath "a z4eIN*
We rrspset nliy ss,lhll . - ~s effrE hffn
al Hssehanls saa P'sy.i. islls ~ 81 a ssAt
aay 81 li.e aFslries - Rsl has y easapess. "a
4e sFe sefsrrniGed ~ sEIt aKD q FlAatE
Brlos we eauna rate fes esaing ssitr e. 81
u mhieh. together 9Th eseIs uirR - ssl.
Ae aananI 10 - n she BLel QUALIFY "a
4 PR, Is nnlCH CANNOT FAIL 10
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REFERENCES:
Messrs. PecbIcs, Hall {. Co.
Paue,tel & Wills,
Pannili 4, Lea,
- N. NJ. Martin & Domains,
Lea & Madison,
" SlurdNant, Hurt & Co.
Petersburg. Va, August l. 81 =
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Thomas Burton, Robert n. Blackwoot
James Bullock, Thomas Dorcughs, Jeh
Brown.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

John Anderson, solOmOnsAngie, Betsy
Allen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

Although this letter was not originally
intended Tor the public eye, DR.. Bascom
was induc TO consent 10 ia publication.
Immediately ap"n liz appearance. the I."-
coioco press lhroup bout The entire country
commenced IN at,ck upon Dr.. Bascsm,
sssailing his cbarscmr tor ve,aci,y AID
plety, and utteli,g against him a!mos'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

!. The Coroner Of Orange County, Mr..
- Carr, Miss Susan Clark, The Clerk
Of Orange County, Miss Julia E. Crab
tree, Levi Compton, Miss Susan Check,
CALVIN Carroll, Col. Com, 47lh Regiment
n. G. Militia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We arc little qjraid--whsper low-that old
Virginia has gone for - the Wings. That
was the rumor at Washington on the night of the
2sth.
Returns from SO counties give 40 Wings and 90
locos--last year 35 to 3l,-WHIG GAIN 16 mem.
bers.
Goggin is elected to Congress in Gilmer's place
"a Wing gain.
The election of Hill Carter (Whig) in Wise's
place is probable.
We wait patiently, and with all due resignation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
DEATHS.

In this village April 26 Mrs. Anns b. Booth aged 81 years.
IN Compton, Canada East March 2d Simeon Wells formerly
OF Duxbuy VT aged 69 years. MI w for many years publicly
protested his iuith in Christi and ner life of humble but
STEADY dependence Divine Grace he found the Savior
cous in tho hour of sickness and death. Religion him
living principle truths thg bible realities and
having lived life of faith, the fame Of mind ia which he
DEATH illustrated the sancting effects Of the Gospel truths
which his hopes founded. [Sherbrookc Gazette
" f1eboro', April 90, OF consumption, Mrs Susan G. s.,
VIE OF Doct o. j. Martini and youngest daughter Of Calvin
Safilo, ESQ.,, Of LOWELL VT aged % years.
IN Moetown, April 81 very suddenly, Mrs Dathshebo, wife
oil ar; Samuel Bailey ir., aged 80 yours.
10 Pe9chom, 18TH Dec last Of consumpton sy, wife Of
DcnJamin Jcnnoss, aged 81.
IN Walden, March 80, of consumption Roxu wife Of Tim
othy Edwards it, ugcd 35
ii Morgan, April II, Mr Nathaniel Crrk ngcd e7,u sol
der OF The Revolutions aud served in Eve campaigns,
In harloson April H. Lucy, wife of Darius Goodwin, aged
VI also on the l6h Fanny o. daughter Of the deceased aged
u .wceks--both Of rryyipcis.
~ Cabot Apd 20, osce L. sono aged 90 daughter Of 10
5oph and Esther Stone
In Randolph, April 49, Mrs. Lof Perrin, wife of Mr. Samuel
fcra she lived blancless devoted Chstan-maHy years
nemJor OF the Cunvre Lrr. HeT cnh efll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
HENRY CLAY AGAINST THE ANNEXA-
TION OLE TEXAS.

To-day we give another instance O. the fearless
frankness, and patriotism of Mr.. Clay in his letter
on the annexation of Texas. He is doubtless ere
this the Wing candidate for President, but in anti
cipation of that event. he has no concealment Of
opinions, no double-dealng no pettifogging, no
sectional interests to subserve on question which
no one knows better than he may most seriously uf
feet the result ofthe Presidential race. Such frank
ness, on such question: entities him to the admi-
ration of all men Even were his opinions radical.
ly ,crong, the manner in which he gives them would
challenge for him universal respect and being as
they are, so nearly and clearly right, We are sure
the Wings of the country-the opponents of an
nexation-will esteem him richly deserving of the
highest honors and the most effective support they
can give.
We call the attention Of every reader to this let
ter remarking that Mr. Clay has spoken fully as
well as freely He deems
/. Annexation by treaty in any event Of doubt
ful constitutionaty.
II. Annexation icithom the assent of Mexico as
Il shameful violation of the national faith and just
cause for war by Mexico, and plausible cause for
war by any of her European allies.
III. Annexation ,rM the assent of Mexico as
entirely inexpedient SO long as a portion of our
people object to it.
". As a measure to give the balance Of power
to the slave states, though considering it doubtful
whetherit would efectthat object, he condemns an
neXaton,-not, however, on the sectional ground
of opposition TO the SOUTH but on the broad ground
which patriotic men in both the North and the
South may occupy in common that all such at
temps to strengthen one section against other Sec
tons must be fatal to the prosperity and happiness
of the whole,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
HEMP In KENTIICKX

Under the ample protection of the Wing Tariff
the hemp business at the West is Furnishing finely
Mr. Clay himself has been pioneer in the hemp
business, and if the universal Locoloco party should
conclude to hang themselves to escape the tremen-
dous drubbing which is in store for them in Novem-
Der MI Clay can doubtless supply them all the
hemp they may need. We don't mention this by
way OF inviting our Locofoco friends to the deed
not at ALL Our hope is that the severe penance
will lead them to sincere repentance and better CON.
duct in future. But as to Kentucky hemp the far.
mers are largely in the business, and manufactn.
rers are improving rapidly. process has been
discovered for rottng it in from G to hours n new
braking machine cleans 500 lbs. per hour at cost
OF oO cents, instead of the old way of cleaning lOC
IDS at 70 cents; and finally process has beer
found Tor making the fibre as ductile as fine and as
white as Irish linen Just let the Tariff alone ant
kentucky will soon export cordage cotton bagging
duck and hemp linen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
LITERARY REGISTER.

The Columbian Iady's and Gentemens Magazine New York,
Israel Post, publisher. SO per annum.
The Ladies' Companion New York published 100 Fulton
street.
We have received the May numbers Of above and
lich in ougtayings and well Geghted with matter
Dackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for April repubshed within
twelve hours after il WIS received, 81 Il year.
HlackwoOl for l6 Is sent to subscribers for 81.
Repository Of Modern English Romance for ApH 81 year.
Lo In the New Woid sketches Of American Society," by
seafed. seamheld is an AMrRIcAN, who is astonishing
both old world and the beautiful writer of The
German language. His works have been written publish
ed in Germany-have become famous hee-aud yet s but
he first heard of Ia his native country.
The Highlands Of Ethiopia, described during residence Of IS
months the Christian Court OF ehoa, by Mai W. O. Harris
ofhe British army deeply interesting bookt opens new
section of the world and Christian nation fifteen
centuries old in the interior of AbyHnnia. 25 cts
The above published by J, Winchester, New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03

DEAL Al VI DAVID ANSON GAkl RIDGE
MIR EpfroR:-ln behalf Of afflicted friends, sit down TO
communicate TO YOU and through ucquainun
ccs inc mOutnu dnss the and sudden death of
Mr. David Arson Pirndgc, formerly Of your village lie died
Boston, the 2jh OF April inst, aged - years. and the
2I his -emans entoEbod bingham, Mass. among roll
utives and friends.
In December he left tho homo of hi1 parents friends
in THIS vcnity for the purpose engaging business which
might be profitable to nelfoud suited TO feeble constitutions
Auer spending few weeks wth ends the vicinity Of Bos
ton he upd employ in tho city with encouraging
te1j ~ the city ali proved detrimental to his health, ard in
few weeks he was entirely pogtdted by sickness though
nr wore entertained NJ first yet few days before His DEATH
MS d'ehso he Typhu FCve alarming aspect
results Of which have clothed large circle of friends in deep
mourning His father, Mr. Arson Partridge, Of this place. reach
ed his d bedside only witness the closing
lhough he comparatively stranger in the city, yet thuse
VINO knew him manifested deep sympathy for his Affections and
rendered all the assistance and showed all the attention which
their Circumstances would allow.
Though my acquaintance with him short, considered
MN ono of the most umabo young ever knew. What
ocver was lovely and Of good repu he had observed from
h youth up But he lacked thngthc one thing need
n But this; we arc happy say, ho sought, aud, it be-
eved found before he died lie died in peace. "1ei all my
young end said he, neglect religion, have
until they are brought upon bed OF sickness" may this nd
nonon he needed
lie lived greatly beloved by all who knew him his sudden
eth" IN CULVER.
Randolph april 26, 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
Total, / 1903 u II / ii :

Every Wing but one was present. while fourteen
Lotos were missing, including Mr. Dillingham; of
this District.
Every Wing but one voted to sustain the Tariff.
That black sheep in the Wing flock is a Georgian.
All the Locos present but II voted to uproot the
Tariff. The II who voted with the Wings were
? from Massachusetts, from New York, l from
New Jersey and 8 from Pennsylgania-aH the rest
uotel ,cith The Free Traders.