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

iofbld. and eohfrring together. ss could
usks no hsn6 siihfr n essryirs elections.
Tor fsPEesentng our grievances. Our
hands seTe Iasl nd from Say Islisf boz
he la. and 70 that WY bad also excused
himself irons PrOlrrlIag 90 hslpsng ".
any lanher Ihsn 10 ORDER lie sir0Tney 70
sri up pfoclsmsiioa.
Well. pn6er ihis difficulty we slnod
siilI. and anon sac The proslsmstion hsd
40 sffsri a. ell. Coz The Itgnlsr. o. .his
eis'k. raised 10 their fees four.penee o.
tighl-psLcr; upan xbleh al hopes Of The
las ssaIshtd. and every ehsnOsi and pas
/ s.gs oi rsdress YES storpsd end shut up
llowrver. alter snmr lime, 90 us lbouehl.
the GoseFnor would expect same return
IN lila lsultr, and this xe sould not s6.rt
sfhouI breaking hls orders, 90 NC sp-
pom ed meeting 10 agree upon an On.
sseG and ., The meeting received The
following letter from The Governor. viz.
= Genilsmen. Ia strict conformity to
he promise made yau in my letter, de-
led from the Council. Chsmbsr. ct Bruins.
wick. | issu-d . proclamation on my ar
rival a Hillsbor"ugh, copy Of xhseh l
befrs lllf transmit 70 yau.
81 also gave Mr.. Attorney General or
dsIs - prosecute Al lsw sll pubic officers
in your county for sbusss in their Offices,
on application made 10 him BY or in be-
half Of The parties injured.
at 10 noe therefore my advice and
consent, that Nc. TyIss Harris wsii 90
you 10 proceed in the collection Of The
public county aud pssocllial iaxes Of Or.
sags county feI the year 1867.
81 have the follesi confidence that you
will. sgrsesbls 70 the direction Of The o.
boys mentioned le.ler IN you. and in jus
lice 10 iss principles Of your eng .gsnent
| To sblds my decision in Council. make il
q mater Of honour and conscience among
yousssl,es. th.t Mr.. Harris and his De.
puIiss shall not mest. with suy intsrrup.
usn IN so essential and en- immedis,ely
accessory . discharge Of his duty. 10 o.
bejienee 10 the LAYS Of this county.
.... WILLIAM TRY0N.
Hillsborongh, August LAT, I76s.
Harris asked Tor his lsvy,-,nd We
told hun. va nd sgretd 10 lay the case
before the Assembly and the whole OF
the Council bsfcrs we chose to pay; end
nobody otf,red him the least iussl,.
We sgssed uPop IN answer 10 he
Governot's fDt letter. and ordered Two
usn to deliver !, To biai. which they did
Tue 9Th of Auaus';. bat we have lost The
fecrys ii.~s.ss. the nnrpor. of il may
he seen by the Governors answer.
Bu,, on llaTrs's return, the Govern
o''s officers we're out tsisias lie milnia
round the iowp. And the militia kept
sending messengers 10 us. one afisI an.
oher, BY plghl and BY day. what order.
they bed Ieceivcd, sbieh vas TO meet
such day. which was in q lev dsys.
md 10 briug three days provision end
nine charges ofamuunitiou. These alarms
run night and day, aud CAUSED null udes
OF the people to gather together. who
chose out eight men. aud ssn, them 10 the
Governor. The men returned Nth the
following answer.siz.
"ln the 6Est place. the Governor Dc.
clares. that he never had en- inieniion 10
bring down lndisus, nor OF rsi.ing the
mlria. ia order TO break iu upon suy
settlement, as has been falsely Ieptsssnt
cd; and that he again repeats hi. tirm ~.
solution 10 d, justice 10 The people in ev-
cry Thing wherein hey have been injured.
as far IS 10 in his power.
ia the next place. Col. Tanning q.
gees thai the dispute between him aud
tie people shall be settled al The next
Sapeme Court; that If the Chief Justice
and bis Associates GIVE Judgment agsIn..
him on lha TRIAL Of Mr.. Jahn L,ws,; o,
any Other deed, he is wiling aud shall
refund The full sun, over his lawful fees,
Which he has t'ken, to every Rau who
shall apply to bin, bringing hrs deed q.
long wnh him; aud that they shall pay %
cost.
in the uext place. Mr.. Nash agrees TO
the same thing, w'h respec. TO his
Clerks fees. a. he has slIeady wrote 10
the Regulators.
"ln the Las, place. the accounts Of The
sherfs. 18th the vestry and The court,
Tor the parish aud county tax, have been
examined. aud approved. and when set
Element 10 made for the insolsenis. the
foil SAFE. in The same manner, shall be
pasted up in the courthouse.
"Tbe Governor will give no directions
for the Sheriff to proceed in his collection
I'LL after the Supreme Court"
Al the same time he appointed the Re.
gulators To meet on tho l7ih day OF Az
gust. at George Sally's. when The Sher-
fife were to attend with their settlement,
and give satisfaction TO ,Le public on the
said l7th Of August. - ..s~ -- f~
We met. but none OF the pes, Sherifrs
came. John Lea, the new Sheriff. came
aud brought letter from The Governor.
wig. ."s
a.. August 18th, 176S.
Gentlemen: 81 had every reasonable
hope tbs, my letter 70 Jon IRON The couh-
the 2lst OF June, would