The state chronicle., 1891-08-09

R1 person nor thing Of vain.
and backwoods countv nj l'self !, i
was, can prove the inias,;,,lA ,Aooa i
a statement. 4 par,;s % q u
was constantly being wa. ~ Ta'
rion's Swamp Rats "I:.a .53. u y.
greater instances Of br'd oSed
did our Wings. Colonel J. c1'. 'Ie'! u
whose home b was the prr.sa. e,.'.,aa. |.
,: erson farm, RI above Elm s;r~' Il Hi4
line of the Wilkesbor,oo ,o'I p5 q L:
was one Of f, the leading Ts Ts..s.a
terror to all Tories, So Ti51r 9l:
nized nj as such that Ferg1.:. ,,.,. '.':
his name as a spur to ii. 'Ja ;o.s =.
OF Western Carolina. -''a-a
General Lenoir. at II.
the Revolution, living in, r@
Wllkesboro on the YadkiD "a a'l't
tain of a company of footm.s : 2;
staunch patriot, an old.iima
man, at all times a man VOL ~
honor given him bv thewbI'I: =:
He was in the battle q Z.
Mountain III Major Winston.
mand, was twice slightly ro-,1',
a bullet passed through iis n. 5 !,
clothes were cut in several II,
He has given testimop, .,'. ! !
bravery of the Surry and nm
men il this fight. lIoreor., - !
official report Of the bari :
compliment to Col. Gu
men.
We have seen that iB.- l..
Wilkes separation from Sun.
number of polls in the co9n,, =
eight hundred and forty-s;z. Nl.;,.
deduction for Morayians. 0o,I1:
and slaves one must concIBj4 sg
the Wings turned out ii an An.
solid mass at the call q e.,
though unbacked by author.r. ii
Cleaveland carried three l-i,I
and fifty men from Srr7 n
Wilkes across the mountain. il 4,
Kings Mountain expeditin.
!; x X
While turning the pages IN WI.
of an entry in regard to NJ. I'LL
son one finds that cur frs Cl.isi
Justice John Luis Taylor. prsssll
at Surry's bar. And here. I'll
court held on "Nov. l2tL. III
: and in the 18th year Of An--4
Independence" is recorded. w
Cupples and Andrew Jae5,o- I
quires Each produced a La
from the Honorable sam Assu
John Williams E>quires two ID
Judges Of the Superior Con
Law and Equity AnlhoriZ1- 8
, Empowering them 10 practice =
torneys in the Several lE
; Courts Of Pleas and (aaft-r \
sions within this Stat. w',l Is
monials of their having Lraa
, taken the necessary 0aths all q
ADMITTED to practic- in tbi, Csr
f The writer Of this. though it'
f gullible as Ichabod Crane, j =
: a good believer and La, BIG -A
: for those people who q l..'-
: about in history seeming The Al
5 less little fictions that serve Il.
E out the framework Of fact. :.
: proof is proof. The yearia--a''
1 the date OF the above 2
5 Mr.. Jackson removed Id-
a nently to that part d
n State which ceded to the / li'-
: 1899, soon became Iral7' !,
y Rockford's first court Ea' .-- =,
S 1892, therefore We have no E-D
# believe that jackson ever .'@. :.
n at the bar of that hlsfo.' ! !
e place. We were taught d. :
- hood to look with awe upo.
n tain old Rockford stable "l-'-
= di,ion said had, as a tavern
e to house that prince OF Dsln'.
n One does not readily give y \, +.
t illusions. We have oetA
lose faith in this and in the n !.
v the unpaid bill % long ..I, II,
I. + against jackson BY a Roe1l@', . !
= lord. The tale goes L lA,s ~ J. ]
: hearing of the battle o. . ..--
. leans, the host, in a III %
If gratitude crossed out iIT X, ~ s.1.
y score, and, with a 0'-l
5, ''"rAeu II paw N. Folaf
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