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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
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Returns have been received from twen-
" ons counlies IN Ihr state. rhirh give
Ills Cor Van Buren. and p.260 faF
White. The same Counties n The N.
gust eleriioa gsFe 1885 for Spaighl and
u 500 fnr Dudley. These slaismenls
show . differences 10 hsor 81 lhe Van
Buren parry Of 3O46: II - therefore pro-
babe thai their ticket will BE- eleeird b.
. majority of some iWo Or three thousand
voses-s consequences resulting purely
from The want % energy On the pau u
Ihe WhiRs.
FIRGINIA in 90 counties has given
. maioriIy in favor Of The Van Buren,
ticker OF 1913. Fany.6ys counties vet
% Be heard from. That state. like our
own. las probably btsG lost BY the apa-
DIV If the Wings ~
In PENNSYLVANIA the eleeiion
has bern clisely contested. The returns
are mt yet complete. hut il is prnballe
that ne Van Buren, party has prevailed
By > majoriiy u lwo OF three lilpusald.
ID. The members elected 70 the Con.
sea,ian. IL is said IS are Van Buren, men,
and o. Ani.yan Buren,.
10 MARYLAND the Wing ticket has
prevailed by = majority Of 1856.
In DELAWARE The Wings have ri.
nmphed nnbly. having carried their Elee-
Iaral Ticket, their Representatives in
Congress, and Two thirds Of the State
Legislature. 1#.@# ~+%
From NEW YORK Iiule has been
heard. IN The city the Van Buren, ticket
prevailed by few hundred votes; in Al.
bany the same ticket had majority II
ahoui 400. Five or sir other counties
heard from have gwen najorities Tor Van
Buren,.
cONNECTIcUT.-I'he New York
Joarnal of Commerce states lha, returns
have hren received frais 100 townships
10 this state, aud that the Van Buren, tick
81 was only about 100 voles ahead Of The
Harrison ucks.. ThIry.siHse lOsns yet
10 be heard from.
OHIO. u would appear from the re-
turn. received, has gone for Harrison BY
. large majority.
From GEORGIA returns from nine.
teen counties have been reeeiyed. which
give a majority ri sb"u, 1000 Tar the
Wing ticket The Augusta Chronicle
thinks il probable Ina. the ticket has pre-.
vailed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

past lhr gDFernmsni mas Faisra loan ii
Se90. 000. whs~l uill cradle u 10 qua
ihrir wsrrlors - he march fpr Texas.
A brig n war. hBIli q Bslsimorf laf he
MsKicsn gsSsrameni. had arrived n Ne-
r. Cruz. she y intended 10 mauaG III
eighlren Pounders. wilh grsnsdesI and
70 be commanded By Caps Wise. xho
vii take charge Of The arel. said 20 Be
undergoing repairs Al Csmpesrhy..
Tie Ex-Pfesident BasiamenIe. who
vas some wears since subjected 10 ban.
ishmenl from Ibis rouniry. has been in.
slssd 10 return. he is expected from
Frsnee dsily. and wlIl probably be sp.
P"In'ed 10 the Presidency 10 place Of The
presenI incumbent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

DIR. Thomas p. Jones, formerly SUI
perintendent of the Pa,en, Office, aud for
several years pas. a. the head of the
Bureau Of Archives and Laws, in the De-
PARTNER, of State. has reiinquished the
latter office. for the purpose OF devoling
his time exclusively to the preparation OF
the papers for, and furnishing ADVICE to,
applicants for Patents. for which his
knowledge aud experience so eminen.ly
qualify him. National Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
M E XlC o.

Extract from letter, dated Vera Cruz. Oct. l..
1886
General Bravo has been appointed TO
the command of the army destined for the
North, said TO be from eighteen tn twenty
thousand strong. A detatchmen, Of 1000.
under command Of Gen. Guarray, was to
have lief, Mexico for the same destination
on the 10th ult. but the troops refused to
march. IN the ground of no, having re-
ceiysd their pay. Within q few days
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

sDEsmbeI IL.
cotton.-Ssles upwards Of 100 bales
per day at l6a To lat ceDls, ordinary 10
bes. quality: new crop al Is 10 cents.
Hhsai.-Red 81 so to | IS; White
81 81 to 2 l3.
Flour--Fsmily Sl2; Super6ne $40.
Tobacco. Common. Lugs So to 8;
good 10 best 50 to 4 so: refused leaf
common Ia good SO So I" 5 50; passed
do Go 81 rs 70 s as; do good 10 best
IS IS To 8 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Governor Vroom. of New Jersey. on
account Of his continued indIsposltlon.
has declined The acceptance Of the re sp-
poin.men, recently conferred upon him
by the Legislature. The Hon. Philemon
Dickerson. at present, member Of Con
gress, has been elected Ia supply the va
cancy. The vote stood for MIR, Dicken-
son Wan Buren, 80; Tor William PEN
niRgton (WhIgl 25.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

iporiiRg inciioli--rwo spor,smen,
'oaswhAt rao al the business. having
aes leisure hours on their hands while
o. visit Ia the town of Hampton. on
Wednesday last. provided themselves
"Ih gun apiece add a pointer dog. aud
iallled out In,a the country. To shoot
''ntdges. u Was nnI long before Ponlo
fane 10 astAnd. Oar sporlsmen adSanc.
ID snfIly towards him. and when within
HeaIy PAGES or 81. their faithful sentinel
sa'hed a partridge, which ioiirr.r-r Ell
away. undls,urhed even by the report of
a gun. Mr.. \. luuksd ., Mr. G.. aud
NJ &. looked al Nc s. Before they
could collect themselves sufficiently 10
hfe' the bird was nui of sight In three
'eronds more. whirr.r-r went another
partridge from the sumo spot. Me-. e..
looked at dr. = and Mr. y. looked at
Mr. I. aud Pun,o turned his head round
and looked at h"Ih. MOI wishing Ia lose
ne share "i the game. although they
Ind chose To lie. ileirs slip through their
hasers. he dafled forward, seized the
0'ly remaining partridge with his paws,
and ea'ch'ng il ia his mouth. brnugh, II
and laid Il at their Ceetl The ssgacIous
animal deserved p have the bird nicely
'Isaaed and broiled FOR his supper.
Norfolk Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

u Reaedy for arssnie.--Tobacco is
H !, 10 be an infallible preventive agaIns,
''e fatal effects Of arsenic, when taken
,"'o The stomach. In several instances
""ere tobacco juice was swallowed after
''"'ag Arsenic, no sickness resulted from
''' Use OF the tobacco, aud not the least
,H''" from arsenic. THIS is an important
'''eoSery. ". y. San.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

LATEST FROM FLORIDA,

A slip from The 81. Augustine Herald.
daled 29ih uli, was received by the sehr.
Samuel \. Mills. Cap. Soulhwick. arriv.
ed here this mornine from 81. Augustine.
CHEERING INTELLIGENCE.
By an express which lefi Fon Drane
on the eth inst We learn that Gen.
Read arrived al The 0uiihlachouchee on
the 22d with the steamboats, Energy and
Superior, under The direction Of Capt
Wood. whose active zeal, skill and supe.
ricr judgment are highly spoken Of.
Another steam boat. the United States,
was wrecked al the mouth at The river
We now learn with great Satisfaction
thai there are plenty of provisions and
forage al the mouth Of the river. and q
considerable quantity al Grahan's Camp
and more on transformation there.
Gen Jessup was surpassed Ia be al
Tampa Bay With $50 regulars and ma
rnes: aud two Companies of mounted
Alabama volunteers. Capt. Alvnrd's com.
pany from Key West and M'mlosh's
lrom Fort Mitchell. 4llrlnianlry, are with
Gen. Read.
The Governor is in feeble health. but
h. is determined To enter the field and
make every sacrifice. in order To ensure
success. lie has appointed Maj Pierce
Colonel, AID given him the command Of
the Greek volunteers. This gallant officer
has received from the President the
Brevet rank Of Lieut.. Col. as a reward
for his meriIorious services.
Maj. Pierce has returned from Charles
ton with several steamboats, and school,
nrrs, which have arrived in the 81 Johns
with large number OF horses &c. for the
army.
The campaign will open Immediately
and be prosecuted with vigor. In few
DAYS We shall hear Of something decisive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

The Hudson IN. " papers announce
the death IN tina, city. Of Abraham Van
Buren, esq. Surrogate oi Columbia
euun,y, aud brother ol the Vice Prrsi
dent. The decreased had held the office
of Surrogate f"r nearly twenty years.
Tie was ia all respects an esllmable
cilizen--re,irlng aud un"hrusise IN his
manners, and deservedly esteemed by all
who knew him..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

timber tsays The N0Ffalk Herald Of lhs
- inst sas launched from Il,e G0sporl
NsTy Yard Yesterday. i half past
o'eloek. IN siyis ihsI elieised lhr sdmi-
Tslioa end applause of . ss.i enncoarss II
Visiies Who lad assembled 70 visw the
interesting spectacle. and Which reflected
great eredn % every me engaged in the
apersEon. from the Commander Of tie
Yard % lhr hunhless indifaaal.
As The Macedonian moved gracefully
and msjesticslly On her uay 70 her des-
lined element she VS. salaled nv The
eannoa n the Java frigaie. while The
cheers Of lhe multitude on shole were
echoed By those ~ the crew &c the North
carnliHa. 70. who manned The Yards and
rigging of thzi nnble ship.
Tie original mo III If The Macedonian
has been preserved; snd the rare and skill
displayed IN her Reconstruction are alike
erfdi,able 20 ihe workmanship employed
IN The Gasport Yard, 70 those who dlrrei
ne various operations. and 10 those who
preside over The whole.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
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There Is no ase al grumh.ing ahaai =
,,rI Sinsrr in praspeel. NaF'ueh ih,ng.
hal lrl us borfo~ trouble. The wIu1sr
,,,ss 10 be an easy wialer---a remark
~ sasy winlPr---fpr lha>r who are nat
s,r bead and ears "a spssulaiinn. falk
,s,s. E,lks not living i'irnagh such aser-
NE hard winter Pshaw, We will
w,rrr any hing lhai some ragues sill
,ss through il who have hyrd ton long
.rsady; and what is m,,fe. thai the end
AZ il sill find mare mouths 10 be lillrd
;haa lls commenermenl. aud nore - OIL
f.sm wrlhal. People are at going % Be
Ne he Jown rah up and dle. They
lave been screwed up long enough. aud
nlher beyond lhr strklng point. The
An i bong bill, sntl l,ns faces is passing
,s,s. Notwithstanding the efoakIngs of
. fss sisad al.lhe-ransr.nf-Eilr-siIeels-
.h.haa,l..ln. your-brreehes men. BE-
l.,s. .pring. butter viii gn begging a.
s,.,s osnee . pound: aour al seven or eight
.aIlaf.. aai then pas nj enornOas pro.
il. t;racrries II III kInds. beef and pork.
sil Z, IL a. = mere nanlnal price. In
! y many ll,e porkers have entered into
ssnbluauan aol ID 0e stuck this fall. Il
Ser oWners demand more than i've cents
,aunl: AMI il uur beef dealers dou'l
laa.k bndrs present pricss. their cattle
haze eunc.udsd not Io knock under 10
sra. thai's al. Sellers have had their
Urn Ia feeding ~ clever, and the bBy-
a. all have lheIrs-al least. 80 says The
Old nrupheirss 81 Ihe foot Of Ascu,-ney.
llgh prizes and scarcely OF noney can.
CT e. hand in hand much longer. II is
. iawtd add unnatural fellowship. ard the
elaaeIlon must dissolved. People a.
ps,r n no standing. without knowing q,
SPIN huge hollow heputIed ludrl rub
kst bill, concealed within which are all
tDai. ii specu!a,nrs, sticking uee'!ss
through II Cor III. purpose Of mskuE 10.
Rr,I penplr ou the outside starr aud pump
Up laj down. aud fall back four feet q,
every Two they rise Their needles vii
,o,a isl al lac wlnd oul uf the ball. anil
Il wlII Aailen down. moi much To The
aaa.smaai Of those within. who must
sI lie supenncu,nbsm weight De-
pend apon 1t, marin. they viii have their
Am in laughing al The wrong SIDE of
her moulhs--sa II ynu want your bul
sr eaten. just fetch i, on. At nIne pence a
s'und. before IL get. lower.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
NOTICE.

Ara meeting he'd by the wardens Of the
10 Poor. al tie Poor house, on the eth ii.
September last, they ascens,ned the aaaaal
cost to the county Cor supporting each pauper
under the care OF the superintendent, to be
Forty Dollars,
The Marriens ordered the Secretary TO pub.
hsh this TACT IN the hhlsboroueh Recorder, for
the Information and satisfaction Of the tax pay
ers Of Orange CUun'y,
ED. SrRUDwICK, Sec.
Noysnher 10. 44-2u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

AdvIcss from Bsrbadoes 10 the 26lh Of
September, state that the yello. fever
Was making great raSages in that island.
Numbers. according to The New Times
Of the slh September. have already died,
chiefly among the young and middle
aged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Al his residence near Greensborough.
Alabama, on the 9Th ulimO, Mr.. GREEN
HucKABEE, aged 40 years.
Also near the same place, some time
in last month. Miss MARGARETT A. KIT
rRELL, daughter Of Bryant kltrell, esq.
late Of the vicinity Of Chapel Hill in tins
state. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

MIR. e. NJ. Dallas ("hose letter adso-
eating the doctrine that Convention has
power to annul the charter granted by the
last Legislature OF Penns,lvanis 10 the
Stockholders OF the late Bank Of the Unl>
ted States, has caused so much excite.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Erecu'ion-on Friday last, lie WI.
Ter. convicted Of the murder at john
Whitaker. underwent the dreadful sen.
Ience of the law at Inuisburg. He had
been recommended IN mercy by the jury
which tried him. and by many Of the
citizens Of Franklin and Wake. hui Gos.
Spalght SAID. tina, lroa the evidence
gwen on the trial Of his father (Ner;!i
MllIerl hr thought the soo the more
guilty ofihe two: and as the puhw seem.
ed 10 be satisfied OF thu father guh,. he
deemed the young man III subject Of
execution. Told.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

:. pa'l'bit Rscsipt.-Mr. A. Bronson. Of
'e'ds'lle, Pa. says, from fifteen years
experience, he finds that Indian meal
P'u'nee. covered over with young hyson
"a s"lIened with no, water. aud laid over
''Fas or frozen aesh, as hot as can be
'"'"e' will relieve the pain in five min-
s'es' u bllsters have not arisen before,
"ry will not after i, is put on; and tina.
1oe pouI'ice is generally sufhcien, to el'
iect cure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
@AD@H9Ds

In this county. on Thursday the 10Th
instant. Mr.. WILLIAM JACKSON TO Miss
SARAH THOMPSON, daughter Of Mr.. The
mas Thompson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Avery handsome synagogue has re-
Gently been erecied in Cincinnati. Ohio.
by The worshippers Of the Jewish persun.
sion in that city; being The first building
ereeied for such purpose in The Vest
eIn States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Naval Launch,-The frigate Macedo>
MAN. proud trophy Of American valor,
and no less splendid monument to the
fame Of the gallan, Decatur, having been
rebuilt on a small portion Of ber original
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

By . Law Of the last session. the
Supreme Cnart ef 0ldO 10 authorized 90
grant divorces whenever either of The
contracting parties can prove that the
other has heen an hsbiual drunksrd for
two years. -s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Disiressing cdsuai'y-we learn by
letter from the Rev. DR.. Niihefspoon.
OF Camden. =. G.. that William p. Fer
rand. ESQ. Of 0nslow caaniy. was SUDDEN
~ and unacronn,sbly killed by tine
.oyerIuruing Of The stage. 10 miles south
Of Cheraw. On the 7Ih instant. The
stage was filled with passengers, but
noae Others we're injured. Mr. F. was
sitting on the middle seat; when taken
out. a slight cut was discovered On the
forehead over the eye. He spoke once
complained OF his head--and died in
less than ten minutes. HE remains
were inferred on the farm Of dr.
Mcmillan. in whose hands his effects
are. where they will remain perircIly
safe until called for. Mr. +. was an his
way To Alabama, aud had a considerable
sun of money about HIN. He was ane
ol the candidates on the Van Buren, elec-
,oral ticket, in this state. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

i Launrh.-The new steam hnat Cotton
Plant Was launched from tl,e ship yard nj
Mr. Dayls 0'Hanlon, in Wilmington. on
Saturday, lasI. She is intended 10 take
ule place Of the John Walker. lost in
June last. Fayetteville Observer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
r OR 4 Al, e.

n FINE TONED piANo FORTE. IN good
IA preservation. For terms inaata a. this
offes.
Apyust ss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

The Legislature Vi this state will as.
semble IN lhs cry Of Raleigh an Monday
heNi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18
Weekly Almanac.

NOTICE.
A Ii. persons indebted to SAMcEL & JOHN
s d. THOMPSON for Tavern Accounts, are
requested to call and make payment lmmedi-
ately and save trouble. as il Is their wish 10
close their business sad dss,iyc psr,nt tsalp.
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
JOHN ID. THOMPSON.
November IL. As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

Shocking C0suolty.--0n Thursday
last. fne interesting child Of Leonard
Seawell. eco. Of this vleIaily, aged abpul
six years, was thrown with great violence
from horse which. with boyish daring.
he had muunted. aud was 80 bad!y Injur-
ed tina, he died almost instantly. The
accident u rendered more distressing BY
The absence Of his parents. who left here
sfew weeks since on visl, IN Alabama.
raleigh Rrgisfsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

meas.l has JAILED ia his allsmpI 70 be
slrried % de P~Bnsylrzaia cousenli0n.
Tie Phalaielphia Gazette says--
]. We are eredibiy iasgmed fllal his
same vss serafrkef iron he ticket. By
: very rn1sidsrahls nnmher nf Jackson
msn. @ho lhoagh prepared % slmoss
every occaslon % .psoeeed lhe ealre
snimzl." eoul1 NOT slomseh his sroHg
revolutionary doctrines.
RlOds hlani-rhe House n Assem-
biz. On Thursday lasl. psssa an set. hy >
nnsHimous vote. aalhOuzias The treasurer
- rrrrlse lhe states sllaFr IL Ihr Surplus
revenue. in pursuance % ihs set Of Con-
gfrss Inr dislrlbsling The same. b.. -s
An sei inr is disposition sas discussed.
hui lie House adjourned wilhoui coming
10 any decision ihsreupon. The tim.
nlI'ee In which the subject was referred.
TrPoFisd in fssor Of employing il IN The
establishment and suPpor Of free sconIs.
Aer Clifton Faciory.-Messrs. Dam
h'FIh 4 Mecuisiiu. of this place. have
lately pat IN operation Goiinn Fscsary
II me High Falls Of Haw River. in Or.
ange county. They have 1--WE hundred
sp,adles ~ operalion. and propose put.
ing up 500 more shortly. or making
such arrangements among the hands -
shall ensure q lurn cut II spun enilon
equal 10 tina, from 1000 spinhlps IN "a
hours. Spun Cotton from their fsrlnry
may be had in this place; il u ssid hy
good judges To be ss neatly done - can
be-not To be surpassed BY any factory
north o. south. GresasbOrOngh Pat.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

BH,-~Itsoui q tear % sa1ne,s
! 'sa leas, thee, o s,y hou,.
j,io' call, mr..
an ready Lord, : come.
What 'hourh darkness. paio snl sorrow.
CoBscrs,. nv earl, doom
What though dyins moment, borrow
'esrial shadow, from II. tomt
L'sb, inmorsl
Coon hail i.s'p.is the gloon
Sc unoumbetsJ sngsl. a.nging
Halisn crovr, beior. his throut
N'rs tn rsafomei spirit singing
Note. 70 msrisi c.r.. unkn,wp,
hnu al worthy.
j. us- sayior--i thou sloas.
L.usents bud, Of us,ut. .erst;
- !af .p,.us like dove,
ilrs''n'y Uips' To- soar iotcrer
W,h angelic host, above,
Singing soy,
tiury-to rclrcmins love
Doc .'eh followed, not 81 paiu % augn,sb. bu,
,he sill rariing Of immortality aud nature Gould
Il be death ! bisscd her pale brow. |, Was
cold GOLD Bot hoS could i, be DEATH The
Ss: note III that b. an had scarcely melted on the
Hif-liarret my sister She answered not. A
holy smile ley on those ICY lips tie eyes und.mned
by dc"'il go1ed mildly up as II they watched the
light oi the uudy ~ soul my sister. tear
"i!l come as TANK of thee but i is tempered
with peace. would not recall thee, oud though
must tread the valley Of tears alone--"h is lis
viii, le, i be done
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20


LifE- DEATH AID ETERNITY.
IA lew rovies ~ cue nls.
That ~ould . sab,'saos tesa.
Tbs, .. ye, 70 no. ~ though Jessribsi
Liks hitf tspts'h ths stream
tive th.''s .s.t ~ the blsoo-g
Nhots fun e. nstr, VI,
~iia iiioy, ,hs' o,,et con-. 80
Sob a., ihs hor,s Of J. r.
= J.'s ins,itsts bshi
hssk 'hst will rer,sin
\ ws,ius &c tho ratn,os i'ehf.
Where waiting isin van.
4 saf ~h,rs p.,h~sy TEL
Toshnw IL. J.pth bsncsth
4 lhios ss lnow not. ye, ~, 1tsAl.
That dreadful uiin. . Death
The 'sniied 'cii 4 purlr ny
That every vince extend.
The, 'ir,tches from The dasslcl ,fe,
10 pace thft pstrf cnl.
+, .n"ta'ne whefc ppiucasrn
~ settling e.. - u see;
Jay ,l.i eutne, without .uoyo.
-r'h - ErrHsrrr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

4 GolD sToRV.-We we're not htIe amused
the Other day Nhe riding up to Absny,on hearing
81 elderly gcu'leusn relate anecdote relative TO
the caplufe Of crocodile. aud his eonSe, snce INTO
Cbsrlr,ton :. C., upon 'i,a top &c rail rood cat
lIe sad there was very great number It passen-
ger. on board the cars running ifcm Augusta 10
Charleston. and when adam about dozen miles
Of the latter place tbc, espiod crocodile of enor'
m5as magnitude. The passengers having great
curiosity to take far view OF the sH"aoi. The CO.
ginrer immediately halted has tam sn4 each man.
wpms and cAild toasted tue eye upon the large
monster Of The so1lb,rn swAmpF. Bot they were
not to be ssiisied with mere casusi glance, and
they determined by msJon'y vote 10 seize the
barbarous creature. aud approximate Llm 10 c.si-
hEed he So ~ith about tNcrhy men, Aith .
courage oqutl 10 Pu,mso. armed themselves viii
fopss snd other Instruments Of crocodile warfare
5nmgunled. suffUsuded the enemy and took him
prisoner. bound hi,a Etih their ropes. susehsd b,n
20 one ofthe rars & marched ,rumPhsulls iu'o the
city. hie he Roinsn genera, sus.d us shouts ard
plsaaha Of delighted PoPolses. SeAeHeeiads
RToTi,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20
Che 1sutIdno 1rralo.

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20

Try to love labor. 4 you DO no, SI.h Il fOr food
you mss Tor heslih.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

and annl;sd 10 other purposes This may
be easily, and il sometimes =, attacnea ioa
circulaf saw, the cost Of which is com
- rat;veIv small,) and the expensive and
fshor;ous operation Of saving wood by
bsnd IS rendered expediuous and easy
7, NAV also, with little contrivance, be
made to work a straw, cutting machine, a
turnep and potatoe slicer, corn shelter
and other similar machines, which are
commonly worked by hand; and this may
be frequently done while it is driving
thrashing machine. or performing other
work. We have known tanning mill TO
be connected with it and worked by it,
the thrashing machine being situated on a
floor above, so that the wheat fen directly
from il into the hopper ofthe tanning mill,
and passed out ready for market, We
have also heard Of a pair of burr-stones
placed in barn, which could be driven
by the horse power of thrashing ma
chine, and used for grinding food for do
mestic animals. BY little attention and
thinking, numberless similar conveniences
may be devised. Improvements of this
kind should not however be adopted, un,
til calculation has proved that from the
amount of labor they will be required t.
perform, the ultimate saving will more
than counterbalance the immediate cost
The Monthly Genesee Farmer.