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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

Death OF A DELEGATE ELEcT.-The
Charleston (kanawEal Republican an
nounces the sudden death Of DR.. Jno.
Thompson, one of the American members
elected from that county to the LegisIa-
ture. lie died Of congestion of the brain
or the morning Of the IL til instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

RAILROAD TO THE OHIo.-The Win
chester Vnginlan says the engineers charg,
ed with the exploration Of direct route
from the Manassas Gap Railroad TO tie
Ohio river are understood to have made
their way through Hardy county, and TO
pronounce the ascent of the Allegheny by
that line perfectly practlble.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

u We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bittcrs, sold by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, l2O
Arch street, Philadelphia, spoken OF in terms OF
the highest commendation, and we honestly be-
Iieve that it is one Of the best medicines adyer-
tised for the complaints for which it is recon-
mendcd. They are pleasant TO the taste, aud
can be taken under any circumstances by the
most delicate stomach. The press far and wide
have united in commending this invaluable rem
cdy for dyspepsia, debility, SC, aud such are
the healing effects Of this Panacea, that we hope
ltmay be introduced to every family where dys-
pcpsa has,or is Likely TO have victim. - See
advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

CHANCE FOR ACARRI!CE MAKER -
Danvrlle, Vrglnia,wil a population OF ,,
600 souls, is wlthdula single carriage ma
kpr. The Republican says the DanvII-
leans are not only fast people, fond OF
fine carriages, but they have got the pew
ter" to paw for them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28
ccrp n IT. ~ y q n plll
LIZ .nLN Ls-1 81 lID ID

At Harpers- Ferry on the l9Ih Of July,
by Rev. John Price, Mr.. JGmeS GRAZ
and Deiiah King.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

ABAp SpECULATIoN.-Itis stated by
the New Orleans Delta that corn was sold
in tha, market on the 1lth inst, at 80
cents. which had been purchased on spec
uIatton some two months since al 81 10,
and stored in anticipation Of still higher
prl, es. 49,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

HUNG BY JUnGE LYNCH.--A man ma
med May bury was on trial at GAINESVILLE,
Ill.,, Thursday; for the murder of a RATS
man. A defect in the proceedings eXas-
pcraled the crowd of raltsman from Peak
river, and they took the prisoner from the
sheriff and hanged him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

Ize If the statements we see IN many Of The
papers, and the names of many highly respecta-
bic physicians ard citizens of high standing at
rached to certificates Of the good effects of a
medicine, can be relied on, it seems TO us the
Height of Incredibly to doubt for moment the
intrinsic virtue Of the ''AlENlCAN MUSTANG
IlNIMENT." The fact is admitted by all, that
it is the best external remedy ever discovered by
the medical faculty; and that it is certain cure
for all kinds of Cutaneous Diseases both on man
and beast We cordially recommend it to any
of our readers who are troubled with any of the
diseases for which it is recommended. Lz@ See
advertisement in another column
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-28

VIZ U"idSbtTry so; Mrs lay
boz 80: Mrs. Decker 30; Mrs. Da-
VS. 20; Van Buren, Holmes IS:
cd Mrs. Piper 40; Mrs. Ingram
Is; Jonah Mslheny %; Matilda
Foreman %; Temperance DlllOw
"a; Mrs. CIaspy 40; Mrs. o.
BrIen 90; Mrs. Boswell %; Mrs.
Comp 80; Cassaline Hodge 10;
Mrs. Shdman 25; James Greaves
25; John Cook and wife 25; Su-
san Piper 10; Tahi!ha Nisewan-
nes rent for Susan Piper 10,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

Gen. Wilson gave The closing lecture
or The anli-slayery course. last evening,
at The Temple. ne explained FOR him
self the position with regard 10 slavery
ihathe had occupied for twenty years, and
called upon all to oppose any party thai
should try 10 smother the anti-slavery
sentiment. He assumed tina, this course
had been the death OF the Two great par
lies, and must be Of the other party now
forming. He said this party was peril
Gus 10 the anli,slavery sentiment, and
called upon the snti-slasery party 10 kill
of the American douphfaces, as they
had the others. Boston Telegraph.
Can The South ask for other evidence oil
the national and conservative character ol
the American movement than iis shan-
donment hy Senator Wilson Will moi
even Mr.. Wise now Withdraw his ujnsl
charges against party, the only one u
which the South can luok for justice an.
the Union for safety
Iyneiburg Iirg man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
ORR TABLE.

VS. have received the May number Of frank
Leslie's L,DIIs' GAzgrrE Of Paris, London and
New York FASHIONS" This !. valuable pub.
LEGATION, aud full Of silstlion for the Ladies
Pnee three dollars per annum. Address Frank
Leslie, u Spruce street. New York.
We have alsO received lni, number d
: Flank Leslie's NV YoHK JorRSaL, devoted
q Romance. General Literature, Science and
Aris. The pie p which is but two dollars PC,
annum. i i illustrated with q variety o. hand,
some engnviugs, aud i. filed with interesting
natter, ongins and selected, upon The ys,iou,
subjects to which the work is devoted. address
a. above.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

We understand that some Of tie wire.
workers Old Pierce and Forbey parry are
Growing lnsiily over The speeches If iwa
recussni "Know Nolhings" 10 The Flank.
linton CONVENTION. We have not heard
whstihese men taiJ. nor DO VIC care about
i much any way. But suppose, as We
have heard. that they "msde clean breasts
of" wbaiihenl What does that prove
The Standard and other Fomey and Pierce
sheets have Published what pnrportejio be
The ritual Of The Know Mornings. contain.
ing an oath Or obligation NOT % reveal what
they had seen or heard 10 the Lodge. II
this be correct exposition. and II these
men we're Knov No.hinss, - lhsy declss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Mr.. Thompson Declines.

The STANDARD Of the 9Th inst. contai nsa letter
from George w. Thompson, esq. declining, !" for
reasons mainly growing out Of his business rela-
lions Of iife," the nomination as a candidate for
Congress rendered to him by the Democratic
Convention He takes the occasion, however,
to avow his hearty approval Of the resolutions
adopted by the Convention, and to deny re-
port. which he says is in circulation in several
localities, that he is a member Of the Know No
thing party, and an officer in one Of the Coun
ellis! He says athe charge is utterly false.
The report had not reached this "localiiy," We
presume, as we had not heard fiji.
Since ihisl was received from Mr.. Thomp
son, card has been issued by Gen. Joseph AL
lison, the chairman Of the late convention, call
ing upon the delegates 10 re-assemble at Frank
linton, on the 18th instant, for the purpose o
making another nomination.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

MICS, andaIl ciassesOf6at citizens, from
every part Of the State. A memberof
the Committee, IN communicating to
us. for publication. the subjoined letter
Of Judge Rufin, consenting to deliver
the address. makes the following just
and appropriate remarks, which, though
not intended for the press, we take the
liberty Of adding to this notice:
Il take much pleasure IN enclosing
to You a copy Of a letter received from
Judge Ruflin, in answer to one address
ed to him by the committee appointed
to invite speaker for the next annual
meeting of the N. G. State Agricultu-
raj Society. The Judge. as you will
perceive, has consented to deiiyet tile
nextannua address. We have, think,
much cause for exnltation in having
obtained the services. in this respect,
of this most competent aud estimable
gentleman. Being disconnected, al
most. il not entirely, from politics,
with deserved national reputation lor
eminent talents and all else that Gun
add dignity or responsibility to man,
his name is tower Of strength to our
cherished society"
Alamance, March e2nd, 1855.
GENTLEAEN: received in due time
your letteg assigning to me the duty Of
delivering the address at the next an
nual meeting Of the Agricultural Socie-
ty. | had hoped and thought TO be
free from such tasks for the short rem.
nant ofmy days. as | ought TO be. For
at no time OF my life had much turn
for such things. and ] have less now,
being nearly without ambition, with
feeble and cracked voice. and mind
of less vivaclty and yigor than formers
IL. Under these circumstances, your
letter really embarrassed me so as TO
prevent prompt reply. To tell the
plain truth, kept.it by me in hope
could summon resolution to saw, No.
feel incompetent 70 rouse our People
to exertion, or to guide their Efforts.
But as yoh seem 10 think ] may do
some goo,l, and greatly desire to pro-
mote the welfare 81 Agriculture aud the
honor and usefulness Of the Society, I
do not find i in my heart to deny your
application, but have concluded TO make
At least. an attempt To address nv bro
ther larmers-learing. indeed. that you
will regret your mistake in making the
selection, and begging, in advance, all
proper allowance foi an imperfect per-
Torrance.
i | am, Gentlemen. with great esteem.
your friend and obedicnt servant.
THOMAS RUFFlN.
To MesHs. r. a. Hamilton, X. II. Bridges,
r.. z. pfiichard, Committee. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Prom the Fa,.,l.,ill. Arru..

'.In our deliberate judgment. no lime shouli
be lot in preparing for q final and suecessiu
struggle. lfJr Cuhs.l The slightest pfoyoesiion
should Re serEed ss The cue Tor bold, energetic
aud decisive action. Nov u The time TO strike
and Nc imst Mr. Pierce eill eesse the pen snc
paper warfare Of diplomats and demand rrpaa.
ton snd Satisfaction before the Moro Castle al
the esnnonr mouth. RigLf Or uvong, The in.
ieTeTs % our Government and he spirit Of liber
~ demand That Cuba should Be- brought undel
The power ~ The Constitution and TIE genera
influence ~ our institutions; and IL L must coms
70 this complexion al las,, D. rhs,ever cost, VI
gay lci i come now"
We give the above extract from South
Carolina paper. Il is tie embojimenl--
The very qnInle.cence--of the fllibusier.
ing spirit that nov stalks over the land.
Right Of wrong, Cuba must be taken !
Has our cnuntry come 10 ihis Has the
land Of Washington. Of Hamilton, Of
Franklin. NJ Green, and Of all that hist Of
worthless ilIal bslileJ with pen and sword
for The rights 81 mankind in general, and
This favored rrgiun IN particular. come 10
he nation Of robbeul Are there moi
honest and honorable men enough in The
United States % stay The hand of rapine
and plumber. and 70 prevent The taking by
fore ihs territory Of ! nsigbboring Stale.
With which We have never been II war
Whist though Spain be weak and IN.
beetle power' u this any excuse for us
IL Il moi an ssgrsvsiion o. the offence I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

A DAsoERous CorTrRrErr. - Tie
Teller Of the Bank Of Fayetteville
showed TO Us a few days ago, a seun-
terleit $50 note on III. Bank of Char
lotte, which IS well calculated TO de-
ceiye. The following description may
put our readers on their guard. Let
ter A, No. SIS. dated 9Th Oct, 1855 I:
signatures well executed, bot upan
comparing them with genuine note.
a very slight difference may be seen.
The number. date, names af Cash. err
and President, all seem To- be 10 the
same hand writing aud with the same
ink, whicl, j. not the case with the
genuine. The yigneiie Of tie note Il
little blurred. The legs Of the Horse
getting shod can hardly be seen, while
on the genuine they are plain. The
faces IN each corner &c the note are not
well done. The general appearance Of
The whole note is lighter ilisn the gr-
nuine.
A man BY the name of J. n. skill,
man, ,aid TO be a mule driver from
Kentucky, ATTEMPTED to pass one Of
the aboye named Bills at the Bank Of
Fayetteville on Friday last. aud was
told there that Il was not good note,
and yet he afterwards passed il off in
this place. lie had left town before
the imposition was discovered.
Fog. Ots0r0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

llos.J. c. DoBRIN. Our distinguish
ed townsman, the Secretary Of The Ma.
W. arrived at his residence on Monday
the Esd ultimo. Though looking quite
emaciated and feeble. he is animated
and cheerful in conversation, and has
materially improved even during the
few days he ha. spent here in the quiet
enjoyment Of home, and the relief Iron,
arluous public duties. We trust that
he will be quite restored during the
few weeks that he expects To remain
here. Fay. Oba
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

COrrectfon.--In our puhlicationlof last
week in regard 10 the North Carolina Railroad, ii
appears that mistake was made as TO the freigh.
charged on barrel of -four from Hillsborough to
Raleigh. The charge is 263 cents instead Of 20
cents per barel--ii being computed, under The
regulation at lwo-thirds, instead Of one.half, Of
the price for distance Of ninety miles.
While on this subject, we will state that the
fare for passengers on this Road has been slight.
II advanced since the 5,h inst. From HiIl.bo.
rough 10 Raleigh the Pice i now one dollar and
seventy five cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Removal Of ]. p POLK Esa.

The removal Of ]. r. Polk, Esq, from
a clerkship in the Treasury Depart.
ment, is officially announced IN the Tn.
ion Of Tuesday last. Mr.. Polk was first
appointed by'General Jacksnn. in the
year 1891. and has crioyed the conf
,lence Of every succeeding administra.
ton. Tie is, and has always been, i
Democrat. more worthy Or efficient
clerk has not probably filled a desk
ia any department IL the government
since It's Organization. lie j. moreover
man of learning, a sincere Christian,
and an accomplished gentleman. But,
he is firm and unwavering Protestant,
and has freely and ABLY employed his
pen in exposing the assumptions, the
lmposturts. aud the eorruptions d the
Church Of Rome. Herein, and in no.
thing else, is his offence lie has been
removed from Office by this admins
tration, merely because he has written
and spoken in defence Of the religion
of Luther and MelancthOn, Of Taylor
and Barrow. of Wesley and Wllitefeld,
u Edwards aud Dwight, IT White and
Madison, and Moore! For this cause,
and for this cause alone, has Josiah r.
Polk, Protestant. been removed from
office. and sc. Ford, a bigoted Roman
Catholic, appointed in his pfaes.
dmsrieam 05gan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Wednesday, May 8.
superintendent OF Common
schools.

A meoiing Of the Board Of Superintendents q
Common Schools for Orange County, was held
at the court house in Hillshorough, on the 2slh
of April, 1855. The following members were
present, viz saml. w. Hughes, Thomas Lynch,
l.emuel Lynch. q. w. Hooker, Nelson P. Hall,
VIM. H. Brown, and Paisley Nelson.
On motion Of Thomas Lynch, William H,
Brown, esq, was appointed chairman Of the
Board for The ensuing year.
Messrs. Samuel w. Hughes and Edwin A
Heart were appointed the Examining Commit.
tee for the present year; and the first meeting
for the examination Of applicants for certificates
10 teach Common Schools, was appointed TO be
held on the first Saturday tihe 81 day) Of June
next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Legislature

Al recent election in philaielphia, Tor Gil,
Treasurer and Couneilmcn. the American tickel
triulnphed by small majority. The majority
Tor Morton, The Know Nothing candidate 70, CT
" Treasurer. is 424 votes. This il great fall
Ing 81 from The majority given to this party
year ago, which i accounted fcr ~ the fact ina
a question Of reform in The finances Of the eli,
entered largely into the contest.
a; the municipal election 10 cincinnsii, Of
the % instant, The Know NO,hinss were defeat
ed in every Thing except The Common Council
where they win have majority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
S.. Louis. April %

st. Louis, April %.
Nor Law IN MissouRI.-The office
of the Luminary, at Patkville in this
State, being suspected of frcesoil ten
denotes, Was attacked to day by some
200 citizens Of Platte county, who de-
stroyed the fixtures and threw the
printing press into the Missouri river.
The editors absence alone saved them
IRON being tarred and feathered. The
mob passed resolutions declaring the
paper nuisance, denouncing the edi,
tors and threatening their lives, as well
as those Of other freesoilers. II also
determined that no Methodist preacher
should be allowed to preach in the coun-
", on pain Of tar and feathers for the
first offence, and hanging in the Sc
cond.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

Squaffer S,vereignfy Ia Kansas -
The pfople Of Kansas have issued pro-
clamaiion declaring Gov. Reeder ineom.
peienl for The Office he holds, and thai his
appointment without lIie consent 81 the
governed 4 an arbitrary exercise of power.
An elsciion has been ordered Of Lea.en-
worth on the 2slh Tor his successor. De-
legeies will meet there on that day and
select a sullsble person fof Territorial Go
vernon. whose name will be forwarded
70 ihc President FOR he appointment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Hester Executed We lea,

Hester EXeCuted.-W We learn that
Willis Hester was executed, according to SEN
tence, in Chatham County, on Friday last. He
had prepared written address, part Of which,
we are informed, was read by him in distinc,
voice to the large crowd assembled TO witness bis
execution, and the remainder was read by an-
other person ct his request. He denied bis guilt
in the case upon which he was convicted, al
Lodging that be purchased the negro from anclh-
er for the sum Of eight hundred dollars. He
made no confessions. The address, We are told,
consisted principally d denuncialions Of his law
yefs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

Of which had been presented at the Yanceyvi,le
Bank, and at the Branch Bank in Milton. The
general appearance Of these bills, il states, is
well calculated 10 deceive. The paper, however,
is thick and coarse the Lathe and Dyc-work un-
couth, and vignette rather light; signatures
well executed. One was dated 10Th Of July,
1853; the other. 9Th October, 1883; Letters A,
and Nos. 542 and 1928.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

HEALTH or JuDoE MAsox.-The Bos
ton Star says the Africa's adyices rep.
resent Judge Mason as still in feeble
health. Ne has gone 10 Nice. Italy,
in the hope 81 regaining his strength.
Friends around hun believe he ii re-.
covering slowly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
For the HillshofoBgh Recorder.
The Way Folks are Matched semstlmts.

M. SMALL AND MRS. SMALL.
Small Mr.. Small, is very ,malI man,
II cannot be denied,
While Ms. Small on the other hand
Might he q giants bride,
Small NJ. Small stands 10 his shoes
Some four feet sir or more,
While fair and stately Mrs. small
Il nearer az feet four
Nov though this difference vide exists,
They're kind Is hind can be,
And when she wishes Small 10 kiss
She takes him on her knee.
For W. Small i q very small rnsn,
u eanno, be denied,
Wills tel snd handsome Mrs. Small
Hgai y gisnft bride
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09
Next Annual Address before the State
Agricultural Society.

We have high satisfaction in being
authorised 10 announce that the Hon.
THOMAS RuFriS has consented 10 de-.
liver the Annual Address before The
State Agricultural Society, at the next
Fair. This, Of itself, will draw thou.
sands Of the plain farmers and mocha.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

ConnectIcut.-Th Legislature Of Cons
neciicui. on the Sd inst, elected VIM. T. Minor,
Know Nothing Governor Il the State By one
hundred and seventeen woes over Ingram, De-
mocrat-no election having been made by the
people. All the other Know NOihins eandi-
dates for State offices were alec elected by the
Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

boston. ApHl -.
Judge Loring didhe Legisiatue.-
The Senate has just voted, by Is to II,
to cnbcur with the House resolutions
Tor the removal Of Judge Loring. There
IS about the same majority against an
amendment permitting hun to resign
the CommissiOnship.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

ed they had been, what confidence can be
placed in any assertion they would make,
since, according TO their own declarations.
they violated a most solemn obligation !!
II their assertions be relied on 10 injnre
The American movement, then we pity
those who use i. tina. they can do no bet
ter. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

THE Next CoNGREss.-For the in
formation of the free sellers and poll
ticians of all parties. we publish to-day
classified list Of the members al ready
elected to the approaching Congress,
and an estimate OF those vet 10 be elect
ed, and the general result. From these
tables it will appear that the Anti-Ne.
braska free soilers have very little t.
boast Of, and their prospects for a re.
peal Of the Kansas and Nebraska bill
are exceedingly slim. In fact, we make
out clean majority in favor Of the bill
Let the Anti. Nebraska politicians con
suit this list for the next Congress. l
has been carefully made up in this Of,
fee, and we believe il 10 be correct
The results are very curious and yer,
encouraging to the friends Of the Uniul
and the constitution. The Seward an
Ii slavery coalition are welcome to al
they can make Of it. The North ism
SO very rotten after all.
Ner FORK Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

From pressure Of other duties. we wery ore.
vented from Perusing the April number Of the
JsIvIHsIrT MisazrsE when il was first re.
eeised. We have since given hssiy glance q:
few ofihe articles, and from these would pro-
nounee il crediishIe number. Address W. d.
Cooke, publisher, Raleigh. Terms, two dolIs,.
per snnum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

LOOSE LEoIsLATIoN.-It appears that
other States besides North Carolina
are afflicted with Legislators WIN do
their work so bunglingly thatit destroys
itself. The New York anti.liquOr law,
instead Of forbidding tie sale d spirits,
as il Processes to DO, is 80 framed a. 70
nullily even the restrictions previous.
" existing, by license, between the Isl
OF Nav and the 4th Of July. So that
during the next two months, every BIO,
dy can sell liquors, aud every body
drink, without stint, on Sundays oi
week days. And after the 4th OF July
1t is the opinion Of the leading lawyers
in that city. including the State and
City Attorneys, that the law only for.
bids the sale Of domestic liquors, lras-
ing the trade in foreign liquors perfect.
y UNRESTRICTED! This amounts 10 4
great bounty on foreign liquors. and 4
prohibition of domestic manufacture.
The worst d il is, that il is strongly
believed that the law was purposrl,
made as its, By men who proiessed 4
be IN favor Of restriction, but thus co.
coyertly defeated il. FAY. Oh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-09

Stephen +. Glover, a we'll known
merchant Of New York, has been ar
rested on charge Of fitting out the
barque Mllandon for the slave trade,.
and required 70 give bail 10 SCOT