The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-27

he bAHaaeL 'sael Ne aapfiAa al Pfssehi
Ihsl aFr REHaaas - asrrFaata ne tT1th 81
Ihss esg's rhsFse. Psssaded msny q ~
friends y a hsli-gasn. -. AID seEsa shal
Ing pieres. III aa.krd - > samsiar msn-
Ssr = 10 ss.s | aaw psad.ss. srqsesass
Ihs' ihsss rolas might bs glsen = .heesi-
lss lioa N sis lo-day-
IL Fssn did ne p0ysirssa struggle @sih
he ssr ~ arm nf ahe law--raa.ssa~sanis
sans in EUld aud siiser @ers Fund us.an
his psrsoa. ssd saongsl he former many
pieces besiRg lie pseesslavasfy lnsrk
placed b. ST. Walker. Thr sEe ehed 0an
sssroseTrd witaconfusipn. bit snllindea-
verrd q brsve me dstcetsan II his guill.
- demand nv lIbersy-to-nnrrow ]
siIl lay this case of coaspiIscy and rob-
berg before the magistrates. fou. SIR
Water. are The esfpiH. and lhs sTesehed
urchsn has been trained % add os n your
aliempl 20 ru,a my repotsi,an. But %
morrow my innoesnce shall Be establish
Cd"
With Ibis bolJ avowal he rushed from
the room, lsapl mo his carriage. aud 10
Q few minutes Was Get down 81 the door
Of his splendid house IL me CiIcus.
The GUildhsll 81 Bslh presented an I'M
usual scene on the following motninR.
Rum0r. 1ilh her hundred tongues. had
eisen nearly - many dinaenI versions
OF The story We have underworld taIelais.
Greops Of stll dressed women. for The
most part composed Of tie irrquen.srs OF
- Chapel. pressed for~srd for admis-
sinn into The court. Men of sll ranks
we're observed eroEding round the seat Of
Justice. and among them large poIiian
Of "Ihs faculiy," who seemed 70 lske
peculiar interest 10 The charge brought
against one OF their body. Al eleven
o'clock his worship appeared.
The mayor listened ai,entively 10 sll
tbs: SIR Waller had 10 say. received The
Confederation OF thnse present, and
promrlly issued warrant f.r The sppre.
hension Of DR.. Mitchell.
Ia brief perind the constable return
ed. sa.rng tha, the louise in the Circus
vas nearly stripped OF all its furniture.
not Q servant 10 be seen. and the only
person found upon the premises vas old
Lazsrus, The broker, whose story ran.
that he bad been sent for The previous az
lsrnnon. and had purchased every thing
the doctor possessed, including carriage.
horses. pia'e aud sine; thsse he had paid
for partly 10 cash. and The remainder nv
orders oH some &c =. his peoll in Lon.
don, end the bargain concluded. Mitchell
had left the house. leaving no trace b.
which his course could be ascerlained.
q Time rolls iis essstless course"
A quarter Of . century had passsJ away,
aud daring ne progress ourrecenily form.
I'd colony in Nrw South Wales had
grown rsp,dly IN extent end importance.
An outpost. some thirty miles from Sid
ney. vac under The command Of Major
Gardner. Of Ills majesty So regimen,
Of infantry.
Returning from hi. mornings ride. he
PS'tSisSo as--s " P-vIts SO"ks.s-.~S
in sn open SPACE. in The centre OF the
town then IN progress. and soon ascertain
Ed that the crow d had collected TO witness
felIaw being, couvnt though he vas, I'M
dergo The puni.hmsnt # shipping. The
delinquent vss an old nan. treble. Thin,
AID smasisisd, his 'ssanIy luok', silsered
By sixty winters, hung sound eounis-
nance conyulssd with terror, whilst HE
W ihered hands made unsvsiliBg efforts
10 disenesse himself from the gasp orthe
pros0-I's .ssistaHis; A. Gardiner approach
ed, the wretchsj being, in plisous accents
exclaimed:
20. sir, for tie Love -of heaven, save
nae, have stf, red much: chains AID s1-
he ! have bmns: but, o. spsIe the lash.
and I will bless you wth my latest
treati."
I'bsiMej'r inquired OF tie. jsil.keeper
What ufehce the suppliAnt bad cnmmit-
ted, AID learned Thai SPsIi.h dollar. be-
lopgrg 10 ALLOW prisoner. had been ira
ced TO his possession. and petty .,hei's
were "oassr,l, o~csrring among u err.
Wet be had received instructions TO
cheek the evil by Summary punishu.eLi
oil tie OF, nders.
a. The Old fellow" continued The iailtr
"has behaved very wslisOl laie ears: b.
vas uoutlesnme eustsDer when he era
came co., bet Il ats long while ago.
hssen'I had black mark againssM 4lsor
s.ncr tai. place was FIRST bniI.."
"Enousa," said the major; "his. pss
gaod ronducl'shsll avail him now. UI
happy man." hs continued, addressing
M4tscn. let me hope that tie pardon
now granted you may not be abused"
Say iEg this he liant officer rude OF
and had not proceeded many PAGES whel
tall Tree. TO which both axe and saw
had been applied: suddenly, fell across
his faIh, aud caused his horse 10 rear snt
iiunge So violently, that The rider wa:
thrown off, aud in The fall his head va.
dashed with considerable violence az ains
large Stone by the waysitle. The cfowd
he bad just left rushed 10 the spot; many
pronounced him killed, but Malson, fore.
inu his NAV la the Droztrate hody nf his