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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-04-17

= &Hst OoeS y otSy sAJcdu atdlvs CO. went
to work to persuade her that had never
any netion after Patty, and 70 prove it,
elliorunning her down at a great rate.
Sally could not help Ginning in with
me and 4 rather guess Miss Patty suf
sfsred . few. lnow not only got hold
Of her hand without opposition, but
managed to slip an arm around her
waist. But there was no satisfying
me, SO imust go poking out my lips
saftar buss.-l guess | rued it. She
fetched me a slap in the face that made
me see stars. and my ears rung like a
brass kettle fora quarter of an hour.
lwasforced to laugh at the joke, though
At was out of the wrong side Of my
mouth, which gave my face something
the look Of a gridiron. The battle
began in the usual way.
"Ah, Sally, give me kiss and ha
done with it now."
q 81 wont, so there now."
"l'll take it, whether or no."
.g"Do it, if you dare"
And att we went rough and tumble.
I'D An odd destruction of starch now
commenced. The bow of my cravat
was squat up in half shake. At the
next bout smash went shirt collar, and
at the same time some Of the head fas.
Jennings gave way and down'came Sally
hair in food like a mill dam broke
loose, carrying away half dozen
combs. One dig of Sally's elbow, and
my blooming ruffles wllted down to a
dish cloth. But she had no time to
boast. @
! Her neck tackling began to shiver.
1t parted at The throat, and whorah!
comea whole school OF blue and white
beads scarnpering and running races
every which way about the floor.
by the hokey! if Sally Jones isn't
rale grit there's no snakes. She Tough, |
fair, however, | must admit, and neither
tried to bite nor scratch: and when she |
could fight no longer for want of breath,
she yielded handsomely. Her arms
fell down by her side--her hair back
over the chair, her eyes closed, and
there lay her little plump mouth all in
the air. Lord! did you ever see a
hawk pounce upon young robin? or a
humble bee upon clove-top? l say
s
. Consarn it, how a buss will crack of
a still, frosty night. Mrs. Jones was
about half way between sleep and a
wake. a
t"There goes my yeast bottle," says
she to herself, "burstlnto twenty pieces
and my bread is all dough again." {
! The upsbot Of the matter is, | fell in t
ove with Sally Jones head over ears.
Every Sunday night, rain or shine,
inds me rapping at Squire jones' door,
and twenty times have been in hairs
breadth of popping the question. But r
low Ihave made final resolve, that if d
live till next Sunday night, and don't d
;hoke in the trial, Sally Jones will hear ,
thunder.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-04-17

0r- We devote large portion of to-day 8 paper
to the War news. The news from Vera Cruz is
very important. Most nobly have the army and
navy, under Gen. Scott and Commodore Perry,
conducted themselves.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-04-17
From Corresp. Of the Ohio Statesman,
Battle of San Francisco.

J
FROM THE SECOND OHIO REGIMENT
THE FIGHT OF COL. MORGAN,S RE-
GIMENT WITH URREA-DEFEATA AND
FLIGHT GF UREA. ststs 'fsAh
Z CITADEL NEAR MoNTEaEY,1 fM
Mexico, Feb. 81, i847. 9e
Col. S. MEDARY:--I.ieut. Col. ,lrvIn,
with three companies, composed Of the
2nd Ohio, was attacked at Marin BY
Gen. Jose Urea, with six hundred Ian
GERS, on Wednesday the gath inst. Ur-
rea was repulsed with loss. Col Nor
gan, ON the 93d instant, received orders
at Ceralvo, from Gen. Taylor, to con.
centrate his Regiment and march 10
Monterey. Adjt. Joline was dispatch
ed to Major Wall at Pun,agdda, with
orders from the Colonel to destroy all
government stores and march at once
TO Ceralvo. BY the risk and gallantry,
of Joine. Maj. Wall reached 'Ceralyo
at midnight, and before day on the NOR
ming of the oath inst. we fred all gov
ernment store, tents, and vast amount
Of clothing, and took the line Of march
for Monterey. We marched all day
and night Of the 24ih, and arrived at
Papigas on the morning Of the 25th.
We heard the firing at Marin, 18 miles
from there. After resting for an hour
we again pushed on and at 2 o'clocks
P. W., reahed the ground on which the
train under Lieut.. Barber was captur-
ed on the day previous. Fifty bodies
were found on the ground horribly mu-
tilated, and these were the bodies Of
the unarmed wagoners, and six or eight
of the bodies were thrown IN the flames.
Lieut.. Barber and his command were
taken prisoners. AT four O'Clock p. m
we reached Marin, and learned that
Lieut.. Col. Irwin had received succor
from Monterey, and had marched from
Marin at IL O'Clock m. on that day. AT.
1lo'clock p. M, we again took the line
Of march, and a little before I O'clock
a mile and Q half beyond Aqua Frio, we I
were attacked BY General Jose Urea
with 500 lancers. We immediately
formed a hollow square, and ia this fol-
nation we continued to march, hating
At every hundred yards 10 repel tho (
charge ofthe enemy marched one mile
beyond Aqua Frio without losing
man; but being surrounded on every
side by the enemy, Col. Morgan thought
i prudent to send a courier to oveftake
[.ianf. Col. Trvin Iianf Csn,w.xx.g.r Z
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0o-Ths wings have carried the late elections in
Connecticut and Rhode Island. The delegation
in Congress. from each State, stands the same as
as last year-all wings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-04-17
HE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
EDITED by :. R. MORRIS.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO:
SATURDAY. APRIL IL. ls47.

o. Mr.. JOHN B. NoLL, Of Ohio township. is
authorised to receive and receipt for subscriptions
to the esprit Of Democracy"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-04-17

FROM THE SECOND OHIO oREGIMENT-
THE FIGHT OF COL. MORGAN,S RE-
GIMENT WITH AND
FLIGHT GF UREA. sti4iN1 ssTfar
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paToie, US hereinafter prescribed.
8. Coincidenl with the surrender, as
stipulated in article 1, the Mexican flags
OF the various forts and stations shall be
struck, saluted by their own batteries;
and, Immediately thereafter, Forts San
tiago and Conception, and the castle
of San Juan d'Ulloa, occupied by the
forces OF the United States.
A. The rank and file Of the regular
portion Of the prisoners to be disposed
Of, after surrender and parole, as their
general-in-chief may desire, and the ir-
egular be permitted to return to their
homes. The officers, in respect to all
arms and descriptions Of force, giving
the usual parole, that the said rank and
file, as well as themselves shall not
serve again until duly exchanged. n
s. Allsthe materiel of war, and all
public property Of every description
found in the city, the castle Of San Juan
d'Ulloa and their dependencies, to 81.
long 70 the Unitsd States, but tile ar.
mans1sit Of the sane mot injured or de.
stroyed IN the further prosecution Of
The actual wal) may be considered as
liable to be restored to Mexico by a
definite treaty Of peace. sAai u . s'89
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

On Saturday next, final effort will be
made 10 complete The requisilion made BY
the Governor upon the county. and TO
ward of from our hitherto spotless ban.
ner, the disgrace tina, must necessarily at
tend failure.
'Tis true that, so FAR, young men oil
but li,lle weigh, and influence in the coun-
~. have been The main movers, and ac'
tive agents, in pushing this matter for
ward but The fact of their being acfiUe'
is no reason why Others. who might be
more efficient, should be idle. The very
circumstance Of their thus throwing them
selves into the breach. and struggling on
with so li,,le aid, and against so many
difficulties, should rather prompt every
one who has spark Of pride, generosity.
or patriotism about him, to lend them all
the countenance and assistance in his
power.
MEN of Orange, the eyes Of the whole
state are upon you! The largest coun-
~ in the state--that has supplied, and
does supply. Senators. Judges, and Go.
yernors TO watch over and guard its des-
tinies-is naturally looked 10 with ankle
Il, as to the course she will adop, in this
matter. Our men Of eminence who are
abroad express in their letters the deepest
anxiety. Turn out. then, young and old,
and lend hand. Ii these matters have
been badly managed heretofore, let those
who are capsule Of giving advice. come
forward with their aid and counsel.
The thing mus. be done. or. cnolIy as
YOU look upon i, now, the day will come
when you as certainly will Tue it.
Il When the banners Of her sister coun'
ties. far her interiors in strength, are gar
ly dancing in the Southern breeze, nut
,ering around the proud standard Of thei'
country like young eagles around the''
dam. When Rowan men. aud Edge
comb men. and Wayne men, and Caswel
, msu, AMI Mecklenburs men, &c. &C., cal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

Sbo have IFaRsmlunA thom u ~. IL
ahslsesvet measures, Cor he enhancement
% ne public veal yguF iagHlFlss mzy ~
MI ny hssrly e9-ePrEall0a GhnA ngl Be
WsniiRE.
heiying - ths ia3ulgsnes I haze here
loiorr 80 iiheEslly experienced. in he seF-
Eloe q he Ssals. and hnmily lr0sling h
ne pEoierilon nd gui3znrs a. lhzr Deity.
whose experimenting care is oFrF nali0ns
- vel - iadiEida@ls. and Who his .
eogniilally favored - in III Pasl time
On his holy orscles, - he witness Of ruth.
now take upon me- lie ozihs q loyalty
10 The government, End fidelity and i'm
Partially IN ny Official trust.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

A bill has been reported from Ihe Com.
mltiee on kinanre. 10 provide Eor : re-as-
sessmenl of The Lands AZ this State. and :
more seeurale enlistment Of the Taxable
Polls.
Il provides Tor the appsinimras by sleI
several County Courts. Of Board of Va
luaiion, every four yeArs. sho are 10 ac-
enrsiely ascertain, by personal examina-
iloh, II Necessary, the cash valuation Of
lands and Improvements, and sppraise ihe
same under oath.
The 0lrntEs Of slaves and not The mir
ers are 10 enlist them for taxation, whe-
Their m their possession or not.
Any Justice. receiving = list Of Taxa
bles. except under oath Of The giyer in. 70
forfeit his commission.
County Courts are forbidden 10 remit
double Izx, incurred BY failure 10 give in.
except in certain cases.
This Is one, Of series Of measures.
that viii be reported. 10 replenish The
Treasury Golfers. Emanaiing from 80
important and influential = Committee.
we have no doubt that they viii all be
passed.
Since the above paragraph was in type,
the Committee on Finance. in the further
discharge Of the duties cnniided 10 them,
Of providing ways and means 10 meet the
demands on The Public Treasury, have
reported through Gen. Patterson.
LIST. A bill 10 provide for The iranfer, BY
the Board Of Internal Improvement, 10 the
Public Treasury, Of the bonds on hand
for moneys loaned. amounting 10 sl5,6I3
also of The dividends arising from IL
shares OF Cape Fear Bank Stock, ownet
by said Board; and Of all moneys, re
ccived on account OF Cherokee bonds
until January 1870.
/ I'd. A bill, imposing a tax Of one pc
cenium upon all Real Estate descended
or devised 10 collateral kindred, or othe
than lineal descendants also, = tax O
one per cent. upon all personal propert,
bequealhed to strangers or collateral kin
dred
Sd. A bill, authorizing the Public Urea
surer TO issue certificates, TO the amour
Of sl50,000, in sums Of $1,000 each, &
draw interest from their date at the rate @
@ per cent, payable semi-annually, an
redeemable in 1860, and plcdging the fail,
OF the State for their payment and full re
demp,ion. .... Register.
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SUPREME COURT.


The following gentlemen have been adj
miited 10 the practice OF the Law, IN the
several County Courts Of this State:
s. OIin Talley. Of Wilmington; Tho
mas Richardson, Of Newbern James Nj.
Mccorkle, of Wadesboro; Quincy r.
Neal, Of Caswell county; Joseph Batch
elor. OF Halifax; Dewitt {. Stone, Of
franklin county; James r. S'ubhs, oil
Beaufort county; III. A. Badham. OF Eden
ton; ]. Alexander Fox. of Chsrlo!'e ;
Thomas r. SIade, of Lincolnt"n; Alfred
G. Foster. OF Lexington: Thos. u. BAL.
lev, Of llillsborough; N. N. Fleming Of
Rowan county Jos. I. Rhodes. wilkes,
boro, Wilkes county Thomas Beckwiah'
Ply mouth; William Hill, Of Wilmington
And the following gentlemen have bee"
admitted 10 Superior Cour, Practice, VIZ
James Banks, Fayetteville G. w. Bax'
ter, Rutherford county ]. L.. Bridsers'
Edgeeomb county Josiah IL. Brooks
Tarborough; Hill Burgwyn' Elizabeth
CITY Thomas o. Brown. Bladen county
Newton Coleman. Buncombe county A.
r. Davidson. Murphy. Cherokee eoan'y;
v. Garland, Greensboro; Lucius j. John
.on. Chowsn county; WIN. /. M'ze'l
Williamson, Martin county; John Rolen
Cherokee county; Peter X. RounsaV,lie
Lexington and Clement &. Wright bla
den county.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1916.
John Q. Kirkland, SURFING partner effh, fSm
Of William Kirkland 4 Son,
vs..
The heirs al Ia,p IF anthony fslfier. deed.
1T Appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
that William Watson and Mary his wife. two
Of the defendants in this case, are not inhabitants
Of this state; Il is therefore ordered by The Court
that publication be- made in the HilIlorOugh Re-
eorisr. for sir weeks, that said defendants appear
al the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
to be held for the county Of Orange, at the court
house in Hillsborough, on the fourth Monday Of
February neat. to show cause, il any they have,
why the real estate Of Anthony Pellier should nOs
he sold to satisfy judgment obtained by the plain
| Tiff in this case.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our said
Court a, Office, the fourth Monday Of November,
| A. d. 1886.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c.c.c
Price siv 81 so. Cow
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The last Oxford News has singular article in
relation 10 the movement for procuring volunteers
in Granville county. Fourteen at first volunteer
ed, SAYS the News, aud because . full company
could no, be made up, all Of these declined going
hut fire whose names were sent on to the to-
vernon. The editor Of the News endeaSors to ac-
count for the small number Of volunteers from
Granville, by charging that certain persons who
call themselves Wings had produced the wonder
ful effect by "crying out against the Wal" and
by dissuading persons from volunteering! Yes,
the Wings are responsible for it, says the News
and the editor pours out yiol Of double distilled
wrath upon their unfortunate heads But mark
how plain a tale will scatter the editors charges
as chaif bcfore the wind. OF the four gentlemen
who addressed the two regiments in Oxford urg-
ing them 10 roi,rafeer, via: Abram Scnabie, e.
II. Wiley, r. w. I.assitcr and JAS T. li'tlejohn
csars., three are Wings, and one Democrat
And Of the five Volunteers who stuck to it, and
sent on their names TO the Goycrnor,-as we are
informed by an intelligent ncighbor from Gran
ville,--four arc certainly Wings! and we pre-
,,me the other is from the fact tina, his christian
name is not known by the editor Of the News
Al sny rate, we will venture "a long nine" tina
49, Jenkins, the fifth man, is also Wing
The reader will conclude, from this state OF facts
tina, the Democracy Of Granville are strsne
compound, if it is true, as the News insinua'e'
,h,, they have been thus frightened and influcns
cd by the Wings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

G1rThe caswell Volunteer Company, We are
informed. was completed in Milton last Saturday
and will reach this place on Friday night, (ihe
18th inst.) on their march for Wilmington, tic
the cit, Of Raleigh. As they will doubtless spend
che night with U.s. would it no, be well for our
citizens 10 make some arrangements foI their re-
ception and comfortable accommodation Let
US give them cordial greeting, and bid then God
speed in their eountry's service.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

Pour young men from the isth Regiment in
this county, viz: William g. Duke, John NJ.
Simpson, William White, and William Murray,
reached this place on Tuesday night, to Join the
Volunteer company forming in this county. The
exact number now enrolled we are no, able to as
certain. We have heard, however, tina, the COM
pany will probably leave for Raleigh on Monday
nett
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the Sd instant, MARY
AVN FAucErr, daughter Of Robert and Sarah
Faucet, in the 2lst year Of her age. The de-
ceased bore her painful illness with christian lo'-
titudc and resignation. Her mild and amable
disposition, correct department. and eoneiliatory
and affectionate manners, had won for her the re-
gard and love Of all who knew her. She has LETT
afectionate and loving parents, and many reia-
ton. and friends to rsoura their irrepsrab.e lcss
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Trustees of the University. 1T

following gentlemen have been electe"
Trustees of the University, by the Legs
la,ure, to fill vacancies, VIZ John ~
C;ymsr. Of Guilford Daniel ". Courts,
OF Rockingham; John Kerr, Of caswell
J,,.cr p Leak, OF Richmond; 1horc'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

uoivioh a..A d~-s@- paod a hill is
now bsfnre the Legislature. TO revive and
re-esiablish the Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
|, proposes that the Legislature shall pro-
vide for a joint ownership ofihe toad, be-
tween the Stale OF the original stockhol.
ders Of the company, on condition that
the said stockholders shall subscribe $500,
900 TO the extenlion Of The road 10 the
South Carolina line.
This is a mos, important measure, and
is. really, so equitable and just in its pIo-
visions, that we cannot allow ourselves
TO doubt its success. Its passage will
certainly secure the extension Of our road.
thereby enhancing the value oflhe States
share one hundred per ceaf. while. al
the sametime, il vii, in some slight meas
IRE. endemnifv the philosophical and
patriotic individuals, who bull, the RaIigh
and CASTOR Road. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE,

VsHE subscriber offers fOE salc Q valuable That
IL Of LAND containing go acres, being part
Of he Lands Of the late Alfred Moore. lying about
two miles and half south west Of Hillshoropgh.
A large portion Of the tract Is well iimbered and
well watrred. and has fne Mill Scat on 4. PEI
sons wishing 10 buy would do well 10 examine tho
tract. II will he sold on reasonable trims.
> HENRY X. wTTHERsPooN, Agent.
January I. 6O-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

Mr.. Eprroa.--The ladies elsewhere
has been presenting flags and banners to
the Volunteers alnt there no gal about
here think you, that would give us pock.
ct hankercher, We wont care what SORT
lis, so its go, her name on it, and then
I'll answer for i, that it goes as far in the
figh, as the finest flag Of 'em all.
A ORANGE VOLUNTEER.
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CEDAR GROVE
Male ACADEMY.

THIS institution i siausard IA r.iies nsrsh &C
u HilLboa0agh. IN tAe maas morsI an1 kesl-
DIV p1sion a. North CaEsEina. The h1ilainx
eaa.zisas a two good FeoaaA. Ths sgxing SESSION
nil eammrnce On he lib e Ianaary. 1871, un-
DR. he care &C 8. w. HrsHrs. A. B. and end on
tho lOth Of June. flaaenas vii ~ pErpaEed fsx
The Sophomore class. Il desireL
TEAMS or TUITION.
Latin GEsek. Algrbrs, and GeOmeky. $500
Englsh--ths higher hanrhes 1900
Bound can be bad IN good families. convenient
10 The academy. ., $3.50 and $500 par month.
DAVID TiNAIN.
G. G.. TlNNIN, -
JOHN ALLISON.
TH0S. II. HUGHES,
December IS. b9-iw
TRIP The Raleigh Register and STANDARD vii
inSrt once . week for two weeks. and forward
her accounts 10 this Office.
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Notice.

vTyHE subscriber having, al November Term Of
Il Orange County Court, 1876, taken out LET
tiers Of administration on the estate Of HENRY
G. PARISH, deceased, hereby gives general no.
tice to all creditors of said estate 70 present theis
claims, duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law otherwise this notice viii be plead
in bar Of their recovery. Debtors 10 the said
estate will also please to make immediate pay
ment.
THOS. c.. PARISH, .Adm'r.
December Is. b9-Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

NlLElom Ffhifr, and OsheTs.D
IT appealing in this cause, according 10 law.
that William PeltsE. and William waisOn
and Mary his wife, are not inhabitants Of this
State: Il is therefore ordered that publication 10
made for six successive weeks in the Hilllsbo-
FOuh Recorder. for said defendants 10 appear 81
the merit term Of the Count Of Equity Cor Orange
county, to be heId 81 HilIsbonough, on the second
Monday Of March next. and answer said bill. or
the same will be taken prO-eosisssO - TO them,
and heard accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, C. Mr..
Price adv. $3.50. sI-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

The n. q. Reglment-Ths Rsginsnl
e rSluulse. from this STATE tasssh sisw n su~m.
iaE. fen present Iso-Frrss, Ne tlink. ] Ill CO.
laialy he Hsa5e ~ TAe chalosls yournal i.
Inns - Ia. cd McsklrnbuEg has CONS 10 lhs
resrue viii sixfy-tuo. sod and lrue snsn. and
t,srss Is q siroas probability lhai fall company
win h. nssas ~. u ~hirh G. W. caIlssIl. ssa.
i. The Captain. and L. c. Davidson. esq Gra
Iieulrnanl, J. X. Hani~On. "a dO,. and A. NOr.
lnrns % d. The Salisbnry wslehH.sn also in.
fauls us ihAl cai.arr.s has made up company.
csswsil- 30, Il the Last ancOunis, had eOmEa-
~ wsil nigh formed. II j. also stated that in
wsyns = company has been fonnei By tie con-
tril,uiion Of tsslSe msa from buplin and several
ilom johnson county. u whirh Henry RosrTs has
bsen s.erted Captain. n these turn oui 10 be
falll rom9anirs. and we add One from Orange lof
which &C cannot permit ourselves 10 douh,, though
he complement is no, yet made up aud The two
from Rowan and Elgecomb-which have. by hi.
time. been mustered into the Tinted Stairs ser
,ies.-we shall have SEVEN Of the ten eonpa-
niss which are TO compose the Regiment; and
We have but IiHle doubt thai more than enough
ha,e already volunteered IN the different counties
70 make up the other three companies. il step.
.haIl be taken 10 bring them together.
SOmr Of the Journal. in other States have ma
infested disposition to cast rePrOseh On North
CsrOIns for her hardness in furnishing tbs Regi-
Inent. sh. is able to bear this reprOach now ::
and we predict that in this a. in all her past his.
tory. (.ass in declaring her Independence Of Bn-
fish power, whrn she dared to be the rsf.) though
she may seem to be tardy III coming up. she will
lie found EGftfUI;-anJ her cons will be among
IN. brsvea on the field Of battle in msis,aining
the honor Of our national flag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14

ar We invite the attention Of our readers to
the communication Of "a citizen Of Orange" in
in another column. The suggestion, that on Sat
urday next the citizens Of Orange shall contrib
ute Of their substance to cid in equiping the vo-
lun,scr company from this county, that they NAV
receive the sum furnished by Government, as =
bonas. should meet with hearty rePonss from
every generous bosom.
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M A r r I e d ;,

In this county, on the 18th inst, by Nathaniel
Balm, esq. Mr.. THoNAs THOMPSON to Miss MAR
eassr Jazz TATE, daughter of Samuel n Tate
esq.