The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-04


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MANUSCRIPTS.
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mand of Gen wadde llt june iii during the expedition
ssni KEEP. English Officers 81 Henry Clinton
Sept sS 4. ss sUs 20 O. sl D.es ans
and p en- s ~ f'G nc College
biographical sketch John Ahe and
H sketch Of The Town Of Wilmington and other valuable manuscripts;
Extracts William HILL Bune~ek; iron
letters during years and IT'S: communicated by his grandson
Fredeick c. Hill ESQ., Of WimingtOn.l e. .... a ,-s- -.
relation the Revolutionary services q Col Murphy father
Letters and papers during the Revolutions from the
The late James Hogs Of Marlborough selected and presented BY
ManSspt Of Cow Richard preserved by his daughter the late Mrs
large collection comprising the correspondence of
Cen steele was an en, member Of the Convention rejected the Con-
on # the United States July orOu and Of the Conven
Gh District n The first Congress Constitution
appointment Comptroller Of the Treasury the United states from N. Zen
signed opposition and repeated Of MT Jefferson
by on various occasions and the Da conducted with
ability discussion with respect the disputed boundary Omeen
was formally settled public correspondence commences with the
adoption the Constitution and exhibits interesting and nmnu: views q 'n
both the great political parties divided the country during the first twenty-five
as,oo Adams and jefferson; Alexander Hamilton wco Albert Gala
Joseph Hbeham and Judges iede and Moore S Wh r
rons has produced few individuals public services offer more interesting to
history and biography and hoped that under s the auspices s1
The Society valuable contribution to their collections Arcn
The IeBoOks manuscripts correspondence Of Thomas Burke mem
Der the Continental Congress and GoysrnS, Of @ ~ MIS- M
Burke daughter only Governor Burke present residing Man0n
This the most interesting extensive collection Of which
has rewarded our exeron Revolutionary records Ample materials M
here afforded for the eon hitherto most obscure period our
ony history From the Menburg Declaration to the caPuoL
Yorktown there which our future anGns a e
patriotic PRIDE Among the letters Gov Burke will be found
from Gen. Gen. Lee Gen. LA Fayette Count ,
0he Enps Gen. Leslie commndant OF the British forces
mnrn and from NASH Gen. William Casweb
Ter Gen. Robert Howe Gen. Day Allen Jones Cornelius Harneu
Hooper Archibald Mcan North Carolina Wh) and
Col David Tanning the most energetic rem0 and ''D'' u
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IS Letters Charles Principal Professor in this University IN
1896 The in 1898 and closes in soi Inc es a
OF dressed exceptions his uncle the late Chars Harris W. ~ @
his brother Robert W. Harris reflect considerable hgM on me
the institution of the political parties which AZ ha m
Sl Presented by Chas Harris Mill Grove Cabarus
List so far ascertaned Members that have eaSn
OF the General Assembly from l776 TO the present ume
der The direction Of Col John Wheeler late Public Treasurer TINS oa all
~! presented by him to the Society. ..., =. -,
As means of more fully carrying designs the Historical g.
ram an intbnce of coeses kindred associations
Of This nion and with this vew Introductory Address
he Society on the 5t June L. SlIman Ives d. d. LIZ D. D'p
Diocese Of North Carolina together with several pamphlets OF n'oa ~
North Carolina have under direction Of this Society," been arranged anu
=, for the purpose of being transmitted to their archives
Having thus ryen some the operations OF TINS py ae ~
NV zaon in January 1874 will be properly concuoea o
prospects for the future method giving increase Of hec ne
,e ton Of grand object evident desdeaum Inc Pauu 49,
thi intention shall be has not yet been
Of various suggested however up as
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