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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

ed. and lie chairman direcied ID furnish
The President n tie unllrd Sialrs with q
cnpy Di lie same:
- Resolved. That The President Ofihe
United States be requested. and she heads
II the several Executive Departments he
directed. ~ furnish this committee With
liz ar Isis III all nfFiceEs. or agents. or
Deputies. who have been appointed. or
empleyed and paid sinre line 4ih Of
March, ls2g. 10 The Isl NJ Derember last.
il any. without authority Of lsw. or whose
names are not contained in ihs last print
cd Register II public officers. commonly
called tie blue Book hy The President
or either ii The said heads Of Depart
msnls. respectively. aud without nomi
nation IN. or The advice and consent nj
The Senaie ef The United States: showing
The names II such officers. agents, or de.
pnises. The suns paid 10 each. the servi-
Co.'S rendered. and by what authority ap-
pointed and paid. and what reasons for
such appointments.
Resolved. That The various Execu.
tive officers, in replying 10 the foregoing
resolution. be requested nj the same lime
10 furnish statement Of The period a
which any Innovations not authorized by
law. it such exist. had their origin; their
Causes and The necessity which has re-
CURED their continuance.
Attest: II r. HALLETT. Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

A travelling correspondent Silliman's
Journal. gives the following information
Of valuable and beautiful mineral pro-
ductian.
While a, the turner place. observed
boat load Of crystalline salphase ot lime.
white as the driven snow. thrown care~
lessly on the landing. amongst The dirt.
II casts about six dollars a ton. l, isin
large masses. aud in some parts of The
world would he thought valuable Tor ala
baster vases and other ornaments. II is
brought from Sandusky Bay. where II Is
found IN great quantities. This beauti'
full mineral is used in some counties on
the Muskingum for agricultural purpo
ses."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

imperlanens, II she attempts 10 rally Won
good humoredly. on any Of your pseuli.
arlsies, nessr join in The laugh. b.. lrown
her into silence. III she has faults,
(which without donb. she will have. and
perhaps may Be- ignorant OIL Ees~r a..
tempt wI,h mlldness % corecl them. but
continually oblrude upon her ears. = ha.
. good wife Mr.. Smith has How
happy Aar. Smith IL wnh his vile
That any man would be happy with
such a WIFE, In company never seem
to know You have wife; treat all her
remarks with indifference. and be yeIy
aiiable and enmplsissnI with every other
lady. II You follow these directions.
You may be certain Of an 0bsdienf and q
hearf>broksn wife.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

hela. Sana s1lula.-Ihe Pioneer left
our harbor yesterday morning and drop
ped down to Hampton Roads. In xas The
intention of Capt. Tstnall TO have gone
down on Monday afternoon. a. The bark
was ready for sea and four o'clnek vas
named - the hour ~ which Gen. Santa
Anna would 20 on board. As he had
kept himself housed while on shore. no
opportunity had been afforded 10 The
eiIIzens 10 gravity the curiosity which
p"ssessed large numbers Of them TO see
The Mexican Ghlel; but they we're resulv
cd 10 have look a MIN. and for that
purpose 4 large number gathered in frnnI
OF his boarding house about the hour
appointed for his departure. In doing
so. however, they defeated their object;
Tor u seems The appearance Of 50 large q
mnlli'ude. though tnr the mosI part cum
posed ot tie orderly aud respectable class
- ut our population. suggested 10 him
the presence VI danger-ai least W. must
presume so--aud he declined leaving the
boarding house NIL the mex. mornIng--or
I'LL the crowd. hal dispersed. We learn
that he went on board Al ten n'ciack NJ
night. IN barge IRON Town POINT.
TINS Humidity IT Santa Anna speaks
him any thing but the hero he has bern
cracked up for. The repeated assurances
given him BY the town officers aud other
respectable citizens. that the object II me
persons assembled without was onlt To
CRAFTY an innocent curiosity To see nun.
and that having seen hIm they would o.
quietly away without ntfrunr him any
inctyllIiy. ought IN have suthred ~ calm
the apprehensions NJ \ courageous spirit.
aud even to have determined nIm 10 ex
hlbis his person To tine populare more
cnnspicuously even than he could have
done in passing from the house to the
carriage. We eau youch Tor IT that II he
had done 80. M, the slIghles, attempt A.
vloleuce. Indignliy. or breach Of decnrun
in any shape. would have been MANIFEST
ed.
We were among the few WIN were
ushered in,n his presence: and first
glance al his person aud features gave
us \ more favourable impression II the
man than W. had lnhth 4 from the lrah
inn incidents ri ms history. fh"rr "a
certainly nothing terbcnus ~ repul.ive
IN his couni"nauce. which wa- pla~'d
anil rather expressive Il m,tJarss. lis
Complexion Is similar To that of m,~'
European Spaniasd- with enod. II na.
particularly striking set of features. H."
is abou, five feet nrne INCHES IN height:
straight. ard we'll propor,Ionrd
What prompted him 4" s,su Washing,
ton, VIVA, was the nature Of hls conference
with he President. and what u tn b. his
reception oh his landing IN N~x'ro, are
beyond our ken. Norfolk Hea!d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Keen Slaviag.-In a trial recently
had in New York. il came out IN evI-
dence, according TO the New York Times.
that one Tenptc Fay. br"ker IN Wall
street, advanced merhanc IN ms bnsi-
ness of stnn. rrucr. $1,000 in seventeen
monlhs. A q Il La ~. : aran
ieas aud commissions amounted TO 30,
694 40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

10 make a good Hys Unhappy
zee her as seldom as possible. II she is
%aFhhea'led aud cheerful in temper; OF
i after days or a weeks absence, she
""eis you with a smiling face and an
''eelIonate manner-he sure TO look
oddly upon her. and answer her with
a'nosyIables. If she force back her
''ar' and is resolved to Ioak cheerful, siI
Town aud cape in her presence till she
>, iaIIy convinced Of your indifference.
Never think you have any thing to do To
make her happy; bu. that her happiness
" TO ilow from gratifying your capricesi
''d when she has done all a woman can
-, be sure you do not appear gra,ified.
Never take an in,ersl in any Of ber
pursuits, and if she asks your advice,
make her feel that she is troublesome and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

To the Eaties.--lt is said, if you lilI
flower pots ahuu, half Iuil uf quirk lime.
cover over this \ good mould. aud the
flowers may thus he ob'amed in a very
shnrt time and Al all seasons. The earth
should be kept slightly muIstened and
pressed down whenever IL rises by the
swelling of the lime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

IN Select Committee Of the House TO Inquire into
the Executive Departments. &C., Jan. %.
The following resolutions were adopt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

BArHos.-Au EugiSh paper, describing the el-
fret OF the late storm observed hat it suaiecd up
mountains tore up oaks dlsH,1nllcd churches, lad
who vintage waste, and overturned haystack
rbls boas British officers description Of
broadsde fired by tie Constitution ntn tbr Giuere,
aud which was tur lJluwng: 1T disHnuoted oil
ihe gn5 on tiie weather quartcr knocked luur pot,
/, Ia one, oaed zen 'msu and WodisItd sevtni en-
carried te nl2eh nosl by the board, and cracked
tie aadIr Of thy gr51 PITCHER On lHe wafd-foou
liable Pbltq, Leu
TIE INWARD OF rALr-sGARING.--Pro obspr-
walton OF it and the human heart must have thc-
tated the remark Of soms author, VITO says; y on
arc so far Goa abHcag ngn by relating 70 BIN
the n things that haye been sand Of hlm, that you
are quickly paid for your iudescietion by becoming
the first object OF ms aversion and resentment
OMSlous.-A clerk in certain town in Vermont
ha wing published the bans OF matrimony between an
atnorous couple, as was the custom, was followed by
the minister who gave ont the hymn, commencing
with these words:
mistaken sous who dream Of heaven
In the very lowest link in the vast and my steroas
chain Of being, there is an effort although scarcely
apparent, at NATURALIZATION, but il is almost lost
IN The mere nature. little higher up, the lndl-
yIdual apparent and separate, but subordinate To
any dang ia man, Al length, the animal rises IL
be on par with the lowest power Of the human
nature There are some OF our natural desires
which only remain in our most perfect state on caril
as means Of the hihget powers acting. -Cofertdge
GENUINE ELoquEscE,-Leitch, in his Travel
in Ireland" says: an my morning rambes, mar
sitting on The ground, leaning his back against tic
wall attracted my attention, by look Of sqlailor il
his appearance, which had rarely before observed
even il ireland. His clothes were ragged, to indie
cency--a very common circumstance, however, witt
the maes--and his face was pale and sickly. II,
| did not address me, aud turned back III you arr
in want said |, with some degree Of peevishness
wliy do you not beg Sure, it's begging | am,
was The reply. 'Yon do not utter word, No,
it iucking you are with me, sirl Look there
bidding up the tattered remnant of what had ono
been coat, do you see how the skin is speakI"!
through lhe holes in nay trowsers, and tie bone
/ crying oui through my skim Look at my sunke
checks and the lamlne that's staring in my eyes
Man alive isn't it begging am, with huhlre
tongues
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Commission Business.

N0TICE.-En consequence Of the deces.t
IL of car late partner, Mr. Jack 4. Bos, he
firms GROSS s FORD, and ROSS. HOYT &
FORD are dissolved. The undersigned viii con
tlnue the Fatturage and Commission Business in the
city, under the firm of lOl + s FORD, and nope
from their experience in the business and strict at-
tenton to the interests oftacir friends, TO merit aud
secure continuance Of taer confidence and patron-
age
and Government SIS. WAIT ), ll0lT,
Oct. 81, lsS7--l7-im CLlN TON FORD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Commission Business.

THNilE subscriber having sold his interest IN
Il the Mercantile business in Benton, Lovndes
Co, Alabama has removed to the city Of Mobile
for the Purpose of making sales OF Cotton and pur
chasing Goods--a orders ntruSted 10 his care, win
be promty attended to- JN0. Ii. O'NEALL.
Oct, ~, 1887.
References: Mr.. John Steel Antauga Co; Co.
r. F. Mccall, Lowndes Co.; Dr. w. p. McClew,
ralladega CO.; Major Jesse Bene, Dallas CO.; Gen.
g. Shearer, do; and Mr. b. Matt, Chambers Go.
Nov. A, 1SS7--l7-2m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Factorage & Commission Bushes

IL together under the firm Of BULL < FmEs,
for the purpose of transacting General Factorage
and Commission Business in the city of Mobile.
We intend to give our undivided attention to all bu-
siness entrusted our care We have been for years
Q4) residents of the State, and are well acquainted
with the business Of it. The only nduccment that
we would hold out to our friends and the public
generally, in soliciting their business is that we will
be prompt and do the best the market vii admit o
Close attention paid to The purchasing OF goods on
order. PLATT BULL,
JAS S. FILES.
Mobile, No IS, St. Michael corner Of Water st.
December 9. 1887 92W9
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Commission Business.

nISSOLUTION.--The CopartnershIp here
~ totore existing between George ). Games
and Jonathan Emanuel, as Emanuel & GAINES,
has this day ceased by mutual consent The UNI
settled business of the firm will be settled by either
Of the undersigned, and the name Of the firm used
in liquidation only. GEO. w. GAINES,
J0NA EMANUEL.
EMANUEL & GAINES respectfully acquant
their customers and friends that Geo. W. Games
and James Fltzsinmons will continue the factolagc
and Commission Business on their own account and
that they will be pleased q attend TO tue business
Of such Of Their friends as may favor hem VITA their
patronage.
COPAkTNESfIlp,-- GEORGE W. GASES and
JAMES FIrzsMMoNs having Tins day entered ,nlo
business under the name and syle 81 1AiNEo .
FIIZSlM MONS, will give tIelr attention eAV'"-
slvey to the Eactorage Business. They WIN D.
pleased to attend to the business ol bc customers OF
The late firm OF ENIANt FL & GAINES, ana re-
specially solicit their patronage and mat q any
others who may entrasi them with tier Basiness.
They will remark thai it viii be their utmost care
to merit the confidence OF their friends.
GEORGE W. GAMES,
JAMES Ft'fZSlAiM0NS.
Mobile, Sept A, 1S37-2l-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
E1Nactorage and Commission Blu

IL Siness, IN MOBILE,-The subscribers
being gratied for past iavours, respectfully inform
their trends and tie public generally, that they are
above business, and ieelree in soliciting patronage,
beliveng as they do that they can render as many
facilities to their friends, as any other House IL The
city-they will make liberal advances on conslgu-
ments, but must be excused from honor ny any
draft, unless drawn upon Cotton actually IN Store
Prompt attention will be given to the receiving
and forwarding Of Merchandise.
They also have and will continue constantly 10
keep on hand, a large and well selected Stock of
Groceries and Western Produce, all OF which they
will sell on the most accommodating terms.
O'NEIL, MltHAUX 4 THOMAS.
Nov. IS, l937-l9-3m
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THE DEMO RAT

Is EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
WORTHINGTON s LESTER,
Publishers of The United States LaIrs
Terms OF THE PAPER-S5 per annum in advance,
or Sc al the end of the year.
No subscription will be received fora less term than
six months, and no paper Will be discontinued,
Isreent Al the discretion of the Editors) until all
arrearages have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at 81 per square
rs lines or less for the first Insertion, and 80 cents
for each subsequent insertion.
A advertisements not marked with the number OF M
sertions, will be published until forbid and charg-
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Publications OF personal nature will be charged
doube price.
%. Letters TO the Editors on business connected
with the Office, must be post paid, or they will not
be attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Gold and Silver +!

A DRAFT Of several hundred dollars, which
IA commands Geld or Silver, tor sale. En-
.oure at this Office, Dec. 9, 1897.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Commission Rusiness.

RARNES & SANDERS having taken Mr.
~ |. u. SMITH into copartnership. will con-
tlnue the Factorage and Commission Business in
Mobile, under the firm and style Of Barnes, San
ders & Co.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon them, they hope, by close attention
10 business that the same may be extended to the
new concern.
BURIAL Il. BARNES,
WILLIS SANDERS,
ISAAC d. SMITH.
sept 80, ls37--i2-t LIST day March.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Fa forage & Commission Business

VSNHE undersigned have associated themselves
n IN the Factorase aud Commission busin- s.
IN tins city, under the firm of Budd II Fry 4 Co.
tender their services to the Planters aud Merchants
IN The Interior All business entrusted to their care
viii meet with prompt attention, and they hope by
unemiung eSertions TO merit share of patronage.
BUD II. FRY.
JOHN At FRY.
Mobile, Sept 10, 1887 l3-lSt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS

HAS. B. GAGE, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a. Mobile, Ala. Oct. II, lS37.-l4-2lw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
THE FRNST SrIRIT-

lie comes-he comes- the Fm>t Sp.ft comes ynu
may trace his footsteps now
On the naked wood, aud Tie Blasted fields anl the
bTownhils witherej brow
lie has smitten the leaves Of the grey Old trees.
whare their pleasant green came forth,
AMI The winds winch u.ow wherever he soes, have
shaken them down TO the earth.
H. comes-he comes-the Eros, Spirit comes rrom
the lpzen Labrador.
From ihe cy bridge OF tie northern seas, which the
white bear wauders Ger;
Where the tiSheTman'S sail is suH with zee and the
luckleSs forms below,
10 the sunless cod OF the atmosphere into marble
statues grow
He comes--he comes-jha Frost Spirit comes On
thg rushing northern blast,
And the dark Norwegian pines have how'd as his
ltarIn breath went past
With an unscorched wing he has hurried on where
the fires Of litca glow,
TN Die darby beautiful shy above AMI the ancient
Ice below.
lie comss-he comcs--tle Frost Spirit comes and
the Quel lake shall feel
The torpid touch Of his glazing breath and ring 10
the skate : hee
And the streams w,ch danced ON tie broken rorbs
Or sang i1 the 'tapae grass.
IA. silence mass. N
tie eohe'--'e rom'S--ula Frost Spin' comes let
" meet hH as we may,
Ana 'urh WIN the hga' q he paHor hre h3 eva
power away;
And rather closer ,b, circle r,i,nJ when the fire.
5rlt dances Hlrh-
Ana huob ri a., sl,rie, ~ l,o b,f,,J fcr3 ,s t;g
sm,nli,,r uyin,,s .,,s H.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Factoragc s. Commission Business

FactOrage s. Commission Business
VENHE undersigned has commenced the Fac
n forage and Commission business in this CT
~, and will be prepared by the opening Of the Cot
ton market, to render such facilities responsible
and prudent men may require. With the aid Of Mr..
Ihos. l.. Brothers, who viii take charge of the out
door BUSINESS and devote his time to the interest OF
the concern, his own endeavors to forward the views
Of his patrons wiD he hopes, give general satisac-
ton. d. ID. KANE
Mobile, Avg. 10. Iss7-7-3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Agency 8 COMMISSION business

agency y Commission Business
ENHE subscribers have entered into Copart-
n nership under the firm of SCOTT, RUSH
y !: HENLEY, for the purpose of iransatting GEN
ERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS in the city of Mobile.
VIM. A. SCOTT, will be in Mobile BY the 18th
Of October next at which time they would be thank
iu Tor any business that may be entrusted to their
care and promise to use every effort to give general
satisfaction. WIN. A. SCOTT,
EDMUND T. RUSH.
ALBERT T. HENLEY.
" The business Of Henley, Scott Co. will be
continued
Piekensville August le37--6-2Ow
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

NloDsL or WirE,lt Is her happiness 10 be IT,
noraut Of all the word calls pleasure, her glory 70
Ivc is the duties of a wife aud mother, and She
consccratcs her day to the practice OF socal vlr-
tues Occupied M the government Of her family
she feQHs over her husband hy companance--. over
heI children by mldneSs--aud over her domestcs
by goodness Her house is the residence Of rci-
gous sentiments, OF dlal pety, OF conIuga loye--ol
orltr, peace sweet sleep and good health, Eco
nonica and Studious, shc prevents want and dssl-
patcs ewI passions, the INDECENT who present them
selves at her door are never tepused; Tie centious
aguld her presence. She duses around her
mid warmth ul pure light that WHY oil that circle
round her. Happy Tie man who possesses sucha
hlle and can appreciate ber, happy The children
who are nutturtd by her care and modelled by her
COUNSEL happy the domesncs who await her com-
nauds aud ENJOY her beneyolCnce-an and happy the
9Cicty that holds in It's bosom such an exalted
ocmg
When a man owns himself to have been in error,
,tis ba tcUug on II other words that he p wiser
Dan he ad5 before.
Dsath The following sublime eiIuson, which
Wa, ou not en-. mvcf 10 have read before, and with
tsc m, iafsip OF (which We are entirely unacqnHlnt-
ca cuaucgu 70 tai INTO our ands day OF tWo since,
among other relics oil a deceased friend. line
lma glnattou Is blended with tergent pety IN re-
itcCtoiIs ilhe these:
/ "iIcaVens what a moment must be tlat when me
1 last ulter expires Oh on bps hat change =
/ Zen me We who are deepest read N nature and 10
! God to What new worlds are We born! " hat new
being do we receiyeS Whittier has that spark, that
unseen that uncompfetcnde1 intelligence fled -
Look upon the cold vd, ghastly corps that lies be-
fore YOU That was but shell, gross, and earth
~ covering which held for a WINE the immortal
essence that has now left IL; el It 70 range, per-
hans through ilinntabe space to receive new ca
poclties Of delight; new powers oil conception; new
lJorieg OF beattude Ten thousand lancles rush
mon tie mind as ii c0nlempates the awful moment
between III. and death! 1t s moment big with
in,aoinatnn's greatest hopes and ieats; II IS The
contamination that clears up al! mystery
all doubtwhich removes all contradiction, and de-
strovs error. Great God what a parted sonl.--
The unclouded brightness OF the celestial region
.be pure existence of ETHEREAL belng-the solemn Sc
cretsof nature may then be dlYulgcd the mIAedi-
ate unity ofthc past, the present and Tic future
stratus Of nnimag.nable harmony, forms OF imper-
shable beauty, may then suddenly disclose them
selves. bursting upon the delighted senses and bath
inc them in unreasonable bliss The m1d Is lost
ibis excess Of wonderous light and dares not TURF
(rom the heavenly vision 10 one 50 gloomy, and ire
mendous as the department Of the wicked Human
fancy shrinks back appalled,
hypocrite IS in the worst condition Of AM
man on earth; he is hlted OF the world because g
bis profession, aud hated Of God because he ia
~ more than profession
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Factorage & Commission 1ansamoas

FactOrage 81 Commission RnssaAoss
FENHE undersigned having associated them
h selves together for the purpose Of transact
inv General Factorage s. Commission Business in
the city OF Mobile, tender their services to their
rends and planters generally, and hope by strict at
tcnion to business, they will merit share OF pat
ronagc. They will be in Mobile by the LIST of0cto-
Der ready to attend to business entrusted to their
care. H. >. DIV EARlNGEN,
july so ls36-Stc II. X. WOOT0N.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
e ADVE EASEMENTS.
FaetOrage & Commission BuSines,

FaetOrage & Commission Business
E0PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.-Fr this
~ day Mr.. T. j. CARVER becomes part
ner with the undersigned in the Factora,-e and
Commission BusideS<. in the city Of Mobile. The
business viii be conducted in ihe name Of T. j.
DEIAhPERr < CO. We solicit the patronage
otou Trends and the customers Of the On firm.
T, J. DEYAAIPERT.
Oct, I, lsS7-l6-Sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
Commission House.
Commission Bnsinesss.
commission Busincgs.

TENop ROBINSON, Sen'r. john P. DEJARN-
d rrrE, and G. Robinson, have formed a
Copartncrship under the name Of Robinson, DeJar-
nette & Co., for the purpose OF tranSacting Com
mission Business in Mobile next winter. They Of
fer their best services to the planters of alabama and
Mississippi. Sept. ed, 1837.-l1-Sm.