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Explicit haformation.--Deputy Registrar
Can you tell me how old your husband was, my
good woman? Widow--Yes, sir; was ~
years old when my mother died; my poor mother
has been dead "a years last Bradford fair and
my husband was Is years older than ! ann
Halifar Express.
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Tery .afecting.A man employed by some
medical students to procure subject, dug up his
own wife by mistake, and has been inconsolable
ever since, A
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

Music and Gin--At a gin palace lately es-
tablished in Shoreditch, the proprietor, in order
to eclipse his neighbors, has got clock Of
large dimensions and splendid workmanship at
the extremity of the saloon, and SO constructed
that when occasion requires, it will perform 10
times, and play, without intermission, for one
hour, the following among other tunes and waltz
es: jim Grow, accompanied (of course) by some
Of the old women present; All Round my Hat
The Light Of other days, Farewell to the Noun
tain, Jenny Jones, &c.
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Good Joke.--The bill to suppress the sale and
use of Bowie and Arkansas knives passed the
Tennessee Senate few days slnce-yeas ~
nays 8. s.Spanish Stilettos' were stricken OUT.
This is like the tnerant actor VINO advertised me
play Of Hamlet the part Q, ~
scr;b;ng severe penalties, has passed both Houses
Sc tbe Legislature of Alabama.--N. i. Star.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

Pocock's Recipe for caring Beef and PORK.
For picking one hundred weight of pork, hams,
beef, &c., take gallons of water, pounds OF
salt half coarse, half fine, pounds OF brown SUI
gar, quart Of molasses, ounces Oh SAT- peue'
ounce Of potash. Put the above ingleu ne;.
into clean pot or kettle, and let poll' oo .h
oar.f,, - take off all the scum it comes 70 the
sarsace When the scum ceases to rise, take the
lonor off and let il stand until it is cold Then
ha auUr pr previously rubbed your meat with fine salt
pack t away in the vessel which you intend ,,S %
Keen il in, pour the liquor overi and let y stand
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\ All the readers of China derided the unhappy
editors, on account of two of the stupdest verses
ever published. Infinitely better poems had been
rejected. They had publicly expressed their re-
solve to admit no more trash, either for love OF
fear, and not even to read the communications Of
personal friends. Bohea sighed, Souchong swore,
and Slang Whang sat down and wrote an editorial
paragraph on the subject. :,
Periodicals. thus his production read, like all
mortal things, must be compounded Of good ana
bad. Perfection does notexistbeneath the moon.
The communications il our pages may De some
times inaccurate, and sometimes dull. we can
but intersperse them, as frequently as possible,
with the freshness of truth, the brilliancy of wit,
and the treasures of wisdom. Thus the globe it
self is in some parts barren Wastes in others burn
mo deserts; nor can human means ever render its
whole surface a continued garden of fruits ant
flowers. Will our friends have the goodness to
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

Slang Whang,' said Chin-C Chin one day,
have favor to ask of YOU
my dearest Chin-Chin,' replied Slang
Whang, you make me too happy. There is no.
thing on earth that would not do for you.
Il knew, my beloved Slang Whang, that you
were the most amiable person in the world.
You latter me, Chin-Chin, But positively
to you shall refuse nothing. What is it you re-
quest!'
.EI-you.--we--the fact Isl stammered
Chino Chin, bushing, and looking down, am al
most ashamed to tell you.
Friend Of my heart, you alarm mel Pray
end this suspense; it is really painful
sWhy--I-you must know that
sChin-C Chin, what can you meant
Il have turned--author! There, now the Sc
cret is out. !,
Author,-Chin-Ch in!-what, yoai? Well
upon my word you are the last man shouie
| have suspected Of such flight. Well done au
thor, chr
Yes. am fairly embarked
We'll, what is it you have been composlng!-
book and you wish me to puff itl can 40 J
for you to hair: learned the art in my travels
mo, Slang Whang, have not got SO desper
ate vet as to venture book
What, not a book? Oh, a pamphlet, sup
pose! WE'LL let MS have it.
| Not even pamphlet, my dear Slang Whang
am glad to find myself more modest, by grea
DEAL than you take me to be. What have BEEF
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At this moment So-ko entered, and the trio Of
youthful graces disappeared, in order to give their
lover time to propose.
sSo-ko,' cried Souchong, ! am in love-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

which ne house llsd Isl Righs passed i
. : illi'd resdlaa. hf PSeksas supp..rs-
q b. aoiian = considerable length. and
adsoeaard The Prnrlpsl 4meadmeni IL
hsd lulrldured Il eommiIiee.
~. Adams alsa supponed he naoiinn
q reconsider. and gaze - reasoa be
wish % urge npan me house las 0an
smrndmenl n6rEed n e0asmlslee IS an
amendmeng Of shai Of Mr.. Pickens.
Mr. Gray. 81 New York, nrx: briefly
addressed Inc house, ard teelarrd lhsl he
should ,oir az lie hill II ne amendBepI
should he attached 10 Il, bot must oppose
il Il unamended.
Mr.. Evereu. a Vermont. declined IN
enter y large into Tie debate, and ex-
plaiaed his views On one aspect Of tie
bill only. lie had made - estimate
which satisfied hliB thai Tie funds Of the
Government. unavailable ~ this momoni
bni sound notwithstanding. would be 3
yailshle hereafter az seventeen millions;
while he present wants Of the Govern
anent amnaBled 10 bur fourteen millions;
whence he eaniendrd that without past
panlug he deposile, The Government
might safely anliFiPaie IL resources. lie
proposed lhs. lhe Secretary of the I'rez-
sury should be empowered 70 issue Trea-
sury noies, nol bearing interest. % the
amount n Tie nine mlilinns II deposlle;
and then LEI the Government say 10 the
states here Tie deposiles now lis, YOU
may either pay 10 Treasury notes, or
with the notes u your own banks. The
debtor states. he sIppnsed, would prefer
the latter; while tIle creditor states would
take the Treasury notes, and thus both
! be relleyet, aud the business 0f The roun-
Try proceed.
Mr.. Lonmis of New York made some
hrief remarks. and concluded BIZ demand.
ing the previous question on The motion
TO reconsider; but withdrew il al the re.
quest 81 Mr.. Toncey Of Connecncui, BY
whom The debate was conlinuednnhl the
reress Al o'clock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06
coupeuhaais. one eide Assistant Cash
isrs, AS vlseaea SIS ssosssor.


OPINIONS ABROAD.-The Boston
Daily Adseniser Publishes ne fsllawipg
ex'Ieei of letter from genLeman now
lrsseiiiag u EUrure. mrselsznl 81 grsai
business and experiences. - sbosing IN
effect pradured on our eilizens sbroad by
llir aspect 81 lhings here. Tie Isgier 5
dssed :; Geneva. July %.
Gao assure sna IL i M small NOR
sifsaiinn IL an American. II Gid iliaf the
reckless extravaganza Gf his counuvlnen
his not only spTead sud-, unisersa. rl.-
harrsssmeni On TIE whole business ofil
Country, hli Involved 10 bskrupley or dif-
licusiy. more or less extensive. every
house in Europe which has been d any
extent connected with those speer'slinns.
To The total irransenenl IN ~ ,uT mo-
ney transactions. by fife saeeess 81 lie
miserable warfare carried ..n against the
United States Bank. and the consequent
thrasing into lie hands 81 irresponsible
brokers, s,ock-jalsAers. and speculalors.
, those great operations nl exchange which
that institution had for many years ma.
naged with 50 much economy aud safety.
al or nearly all Of the consequences now
realized are 10 be attributed; for not anly
did that institution manage these lEapsae-
. lions With economy and safety, hut il
stood as sure and certain check an any
attempt. on The part Of Individual or state
Institutions, TO introduce that reckless
ness. which. since The destruction Of that
bank, has produced the results now wit
messed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06
The Markets.

PeFF~AarG September 30.
Cou0n-The market is dull: prices
range from s 10 10! cents as in quality;
our receipts for the past week have been
large, causing considerable addition 10
the stock on hand. There has been but
one bale Of the new crop brought ID mar
kel, such is needed for our manuiacto-
ries and will command II cents.
Iobdcco-The article is in very good
demand and sales brisk at a shade adj
vance on middling and fair qualities from
our las, quotaiions--the receipts small.
Hhsd-Is still on the rise; we quote
Red 81 so to II IS; White 81 65 to
81 20.
COrn-Scarce al 81.
Petersburg Constellation.
Fayetteville, September %.
Cotion--S a 81.
Uhedt-New, 81 30
FlOuY-S6 90 81 90.
Corn 81 90 ~~s
Fla Seed-75 81 90. b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

Indian Treaty "A deputation oftwen-
ty-six from the Sioux tribe of Indians,
have been some days at Washington en-
gagged with the Secretary of War in the
formation Of treaty Tor the disposal Of
their lands. The treaty was signed on
Friday last, By which The United States
has agreed to make The purchase at one
million Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

We notice with pleasure that r. G.
Moore, esq. has again associated himself
with Gen. Pasleur in The management Of
The NEwBERN SPECTATOR, and that es-
enlistment will now, as formerly, be
conducted under the firm Of Pasleur and
Moore. The paper has been enlargedin
size and improved in appearance, and It's
editors contemplate still greater improve
ments, if their patrons will but strictly
comply with The terms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

The Military Cour. Of Inquiry which
recently sa. Al Knoxville. Tennessee, to
investigate certain charges preferred
against Gen. John E. Wool BY Gov.
Clay Of Alabama. has delivered its opin-
ion, in which that officer is unanimously
acquitted Of all The charges preferred
against him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

We learn by gentleman just from
Texas, that WIN. II. Wharton, esq, The
Minister from Texas 10 the u. States.
has made bis escape from Malamcras and
has arrived in Texas.
NeU Orleans Bulietin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

Mr.. Charles B. Shaw, late Chief En-
cineer Of the Public Works of Virginia,
has been appointed Engineer TO superin-
tend The draining Of the Swamp Lands OF
this Stale. and will enter Immediately on
The discharge Of his duties. 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

We understand. says the Philadelphia
Inquirer, that Mr.. Samuel Jaudon, the
Cashier of the Bank Of The United States,
was yesterday appointed the Agent Of the
Bank 10 reside in London. and that Mr..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

Speedy Justice The Negro man
who killed his master Hardy Jones)
abou, month since. 10 Johnston county,
was tried al Johnston Superior Court last
week. convicted. and sentenced to be hung
on Friday. The first Of December.
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

The special election in Tennessee to
supply the vacancy oecasioned by the
death oi Mr. S,andifer in Congress, has
resulted in The choice Of Col. Stone, a
ira Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

The Halifax Advocate says that James
Fort was shot in tina, county on the 2Srd
ulumo. BY P. Broom, and died in very
short time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06
A Caution.

4 do hereby torwarn all persons f'u' enPY'
Z ING or keeping on their p'~""sss Wy son sou
DAVID, as am determines :" en'u'.. iie .S 's
against all such persons -'No "'"'S u "'S VIII
1 pay, OF any kind. ,p,t n NV
October :. 'o-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

r. Those in arrears for postage will
kssS please call and pas their respective
accounts. -THoS. CLANCY, p. NJ.
October 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-06

Ba.,,s.s for safe at this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13
7ssIEALDE SPRINGS,

- 1T AltD on Bn1,loe River. in the coun,v ~
AMHERST Ii mlles from the Court House %
! ,niies ien Lexington, and % miles from Lynch
In calling the attention tf,h nubGc IA ,he..
/ Hlahes. IA Watering places, the subscriber take.
"eeaseh Ia temalk thai they are no new discovery al
honsh anno"n 10 the distant public uutl tho last tw.
wears ~ many Years they have ne, er failed Ia net
noif visitors iiom the suuouud ~ country than th,
improvements could comfort lby Accommodate whd
viii readily testify to thcir medicinal virtues
Smrc last season, several largo aud comfortable
framed 1llas have been erected, which, added to the
! iatse an eommodlons Hotel ard Cabins built
'e'tons totha time, will enable me to entertain II
larger eompan, with more comfort.
lie nale Ia been anal hcd, and found to contain
lle essential ingredients. sulphur, dn Ga an unu-
al P1nporlon) and m3encsia and lhc subscriber
en- sly with the fullest confidence, that certificates
o f'ets were required thoN can be obtained of many
individuals, whose experience of their virtues enable
'olo l" say mat they are unsurpassed ly any water
III nehla ior most of the Diseases common TO our
'hlhale-ln eases oi dyspepsia, dciangtd condition
ol the stomach aud breast liver diseases and those
ol erhefa debility, aud delicate females and
children, they afe peculiarly adapted Foi thi. fac
me highest authority among the medical faculty III
Tins section o The country can be offered IA well Az
thu better evidence al full and ample tests Inv inlx,J
uals lton actual = peilcnct
lie season will again commence ON tho 18th Of
June The sobsenhet grateful for past pat
fonage both tlom his old friends and STRANGERS, oc ain
invite them 10 VISIT HIM with the assurance ON Ina
pat thu no p1ns shall be spared to render tho visit
agreeable.
II vii be observed that the rates OF Board arc
io"el tl'n At any othe Altering place III Virginia.
VIZ;
81 pr wecl, SO 90
ID do DAY, ~
lia1 80 pei week, %
10 10 DAY 10
Children aud servants 2 30
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
q , Snee lhe above went to press have receive
81 aeoononnlranonlom several ply siciaus, which
take pleasure IN laying before the public.
" June 23rd 1887
g" DeoR Sa--llasing noticed in a late Virpinnn
lhal You are AGAIN ready ior the reception OF com
Pans Al the Bnllaloc Springs We deem it an act Of
Justice IL Yourself aud The public, to express 10 Won
ON enlne apnlobalion Of all you have said on tho
subject oi ther medicinal vtucs IN the diseases Won
have mentioned III your advertisement, aud we cheer
FULLY aud cordially subscribe Ia the fact that so far
W lave been able Ia observe they are unsurpas-
scd III then efficacy, IN diseases of delicate females and
chdtens we'll chrome diseases of the stomach and
bouc's. We would further take occasion to express
wish, that yout success may fully equal
The value ol Y0ur winter aud ,ou audablc efforts ID
accommodate visitors.
Y cry sincerely, your friends,
r. +. MITCHELL,
JOIN II. PATTESON
u. pAFfESON,
RIO. :. PAYNE,
RO. G. JENNINGS"
June &c ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13

Il, &, !. lieorf--'rhc ship ofihe United States 4:
'aptath NJ. Van Bnien 4 Co. her unpriuciped md
ae'ehelens officers, have run her upon a rock Lot
tue &c" SEIZE on the ship, throw her officers
overheard and clerf new ONES, and all will be well
BN Andrew " Inflow. Jr.-llpnored may our
iotelahels be, who fought for our liberties.
hf robert +. Callaway-Liberty, the boon for
"ileh ont ior'idherslought. May it BIO preserved
a. rleh legacy II the latest generation
bY lleny Batncs--MY Andrew Jackson and
M"nn an buren, together with all usurpers Of
power be hanshed from the land OF bert> in PERFECT
na eNle ana like tonapane, die and be forgotten
by the children ofhbcny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13

4 Ii peleons residing within the bounds contem
ph,iei :. ."'"i new county, from parts of Bed
ford and Amherst. are requested to meet at Haugh's
Ferry on IlDAN, TIE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
neat, lof the purpose OF consulting aud petitoning
the Legislature Tor that purpose. The Ferry will
be free on that day. and dinner and refreshments will
BE- furnished by Nj. Stokcly. In case Of lnclemen,
weather. the mex, day 81 next fair day, will be tho
mcetluR.
Jul, IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13
CELEBRATION Ar HRookNrAI.

CELEBRATION At BROOkNEAIa
l.he 18th ot July was celebrated with unusual rlcc
'gd ANIMATION II Nj. Thomas Buttcrwo,ths Spring,
ten l'1ooh Nal, by large number ut ladies aud
,ehiieinen The COMPANY assembled At an early
hotn. and tho Nceuc WIS immediately rnlnrned b, the
II md ri The violin and the tup ut the &" hght tan
ia'he To Dr Mhcaah +. INuch having made Il
l'N preparatory remarks, read the Declaration OF
mn ,nd'n'ei allcl which the company sat down 10
4 ha'ha'uf o' 'holcc mclt4. The cloth having
been removed, topt Nhruu ", Wmh,h presided
a.*isled hN 'arl William Whtow aud MAJ Bryan
W No"lm The following toast, we've drunk
REGULAR rONSTS
l. the DIV W. coichI'c sac,"d IN Ia, mcmo,,
u e,er> American, aud dcJl too the hcat OF ever,
heeman
> The constitution of the /. States. the eonse.
eftedeI1nler ii onr hhcruc.: Lctu, heqncath II
'nHo'le Ia oul postcrltN, rs VIC received tiom the
pdn!ts II -.
). Tn. George Washington Hrs doctrines good.
hih hiues WORTHY al imitation, h4 patriotism with
out u panri, may hs memorable acts be tie
"atei#"eld oi e'c,N \mc,cou citizen.
|. Thomas clcIsou the author OF the Dc,h
ton al ludencutlrncc.
=. Madison, Hamilton and lay, able cNpoundc,s Of
eohtnn1oual law Recorded honl,s shall gath
= around then monument, aud thcLcu over thcm
heV ne sohd hhuchs mnl can support the aurels
thai a,lnln Them
Is. Thu Statesmen aud Soldier, ulthr Revolution.
Nmlsl We hod IN grateful recollection the nob,
IL 4. 81
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81 al tie institutions.
IL. Agriculture Manufactures and Commerce.
nations nildr = freeman, boasL
lars been ean,cd ,n,onnr,,,bIr with SOW I ,ccnr and
ON, hest up1rt.,ts. may # b L,nuoht du,,, and M.
served within proper limits
l. The .nian ol tl,r State. and T,,it,,,r.. 4.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-13
VALUABLE r.AND FOR sl.E.

DURSCiNG to two DEGREES of the Circuit 81
L perior Court OF Law and Chanecly, l. I'd for
llennco county, At the Capitol. III the CITY - Rich
mond the 29ih OF Juc, - aud 90 the lJjh luIc
1886, pronounced III the suit OF p .es Jn and others
against Pendlelon and others, HOW depending IN the
sand Court-thc subscriber, a com missioner appoint
ed by that Court will, on Saturd Az, the Goth day of
July proceed 10 sell at pub lie auction, for eady
money, before the front IGOR oil he Franklin Hotel,
IN the town OF Lynchbuta, .. Oh certain tract par
eel OF LAND living and bemg II tthe county of Camp
bel, on both sides OF hppiu E creek, called and
known by the name OF Locust Thirkct," and
Said to contain by survey scrcltec hundred and tlr
ty-sIx acres, be the same more or less; beng the
same LAND which conveyed By deed OF uuSt,
dated the 26th day NoyemE q, 500, and duly re
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County Count of
campbell, on the 9th Of anuaiy, ln23 by " Iiam G..
Pendleton& Mary q. ms Wife Tor the purposes thera-
inmentoued Il which deed is tiled In the suit above
mentioned, in which the two abo,t DEGREES pro-
nounced. This LAND is par, OF a larger tract, es-
'imated to contain eighteen hundred acres, which
was conveyed BY Robt. Aiexanaet To the SAID Will
nam G Pendeton and Mary &. his wife by deed
me oath of OF Decemb II, 1913, duly recorded IN the
county Court of Cafpbell. 1t Is bounded by and
crossing whipping creek, andy lands OF Dudly Ter
rel, Philip PAYNE, and DIR. John Slaughter, will
more fully appear By the deed oi trust recorded as
aforesaid In the office othe County Court oi Camp
ne and filed in the suit OF Preston and others against
iendleon aud others, in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county, aud will
W sold by authority OF the two DEGREES OF 29th June
1913, and 18th June, 1896 pronounced by the SAID
court. WIN. NEkERNIS, Commissioner.
May IS taoIul.
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