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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05
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The state Of the currency (says the
Nat Intel. IS alreslt almps, as yexallous
aad oppressive as u vas during the paper
money period sowr twenty years ago.
When we carried paper dollars .and parts
II dollar 70 market, and gol paper cents
IN rhangefw them. Wrhare oEselses,
within the last week, baid 10 IT'S civ
twelve aud half per cent diseat ri S.H
notes of Bank a. good a % best Bsa.
in he United States; aotl ttefe are BIS
notes OF some descriptions, gpod en- On
Al hone. shirh Fan hardly be -, rad {
4, any sacrifice. Sorh Is The, elect II 'be
dsranseinebtaf the currency, or,g mating
10 the andittise var. begna anon pre-
,encrs, 90, only frivolous hal absolutely
conference.-the. seainsl the o.d Bsnk Of
the Unrrd States; The cnnsRgfsnres tf
which, bafote The removsl Of fe dgpa.
sizes. from ,hs, Be K. were - clearly
predle,ea, - Il,es ate now Certainly fe!4
But, bal a. ,he'siate Of things VAS %
wears agr; bad as il is here nnw,, We are
surprised as well as grleyed to learn the
actnal state II thugs in The ciiy 81 New
York Al this moment, as Indicated BY
Tue following:
from tie Counter and Ea9uirer Apr. iS.
One of The most yexalions causes Of
difficulty during the lasl Two days, has
been The impossihiii,y of cauyeriihg
gacurr3n, money into curreat. Oar
cily is Elonded with the issues oi county
banks; none other are received in pay
ment Of bills. and after they are received
they are no better than 60 much waste
paper. Saturday aud yesterday they
could moi be sold a, all a, any thing like
re reasonable rates: and in some instances
25 per cent. discount was paid GA BfOosnt
county bank notes! This is one Of the
safety fnld banks. We tired. and could
moi sell. At any rate. notes ofihe 0gdens.
burg Bank, the Commercial Bank o.
Buffalo, .lhe Cha,auqne County Bank
and the Bank of ST. Lawrence. While
these were refused IN TOTO. all other.
we're refused on the plea that there
we're no buyers. This Is most distress
ing state oil ,hiags, something should b
done 10 remedy il. As il is. a man may
lail with his drawer full Of safety iunt
notes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

NelrspaperG--ESery thing under hes-
ven increases ia prize excep, newspapers.
Beef and pork. flour and butter, sugar,
tea and coffee. salt, fish, and onions. dry
goods and wet groceries, fuel and rent.
huck-wheat and wash-women, are all
advanced in price. But newspapers,
that most indispensable and n0-gelung-
aloag-wiihnnt-it srlicle--lhe sum and
snhsIance of mans existence, remains in
yta'U quo. Aud yet there. is no one
ihing, no, even steam boats. thai keep UP
viii hen in the march 81 improvement.
They are constantly improving in size.
appearance and talent-but as to price,
the only Improvement there, Is upon The
cheaper system. and goes TO benefit the
reader. We have seen man charge
two and half dollars for an article, the
construction Of which probably occupied
some bnngler half day, and al The same
moment grumbling al . printers change
of two dollars for a years paper, which,
when bound Up, wOald make a volume
Of news, Of incident and moral, interest
ing, and instructive miscellany. that no
bookseller would dispose Of for less than
twenty times the amount. :.
- s. -. North Rirer Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

HTRiam North, indicted for the MUIR
der Of tlugh tlorseford in Rockingham
in April Of last wear. was tried in the Su.
pcrior Court Of 6uiIfori county at its last
term, and foud gully. So.
Estkii ~ Morgan, who was acguit-
ted ia trial for forgery AZ the last term
Of the Superior Court for this county,
owing to some defect either IN Tie law or
he proceedings, was tried for similar
offence in Guilford county last week, and
convicted. =
lillian Siar wa. also tried Ia the
Superior Court OF Guilford county, last
week. for the murdeLo Of lis son-in-law
John Poor, and convicted Of mansiargl-
Ter. Shaw's aife.. anil two daughters.
one being the widow Of The deceased,
were also before the Court. charged with
aiding, abetling, encouraging. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

IN .7merieqa Gtetng Green. --Garys-
bbrc. Nor,h CAROLINA, according TO The
Portsmouth Virginia Times, has, thanks
10 the rail rosd, become another Gre'na,
" here tbe thwarted sn,aries Of Hymen
may led smother reverend VuIcanao forge
lien the chams Of @edlock. X. b.
iGsrs Is the gentleman who ofliciates for
iisreasolare i,iyets. The Times says.
iareteil IA c"rdrroy log roaas--sbe course
of rue hive now runs smooth aud fleet on
iron roads. Figure toyourseives. We fair,
the cars nj a stand, papa and ma at home
poriug over the papers, 'nr preparing TOR
breakfast. and your sweet selves with
somebody" tripping il breaihlessly
along, heart going pit-a-pa,, syilables
even still. The bell ringing, just in time,
in, On, Inc wheels revolving, steam hiss
ing. eyes melting, parishes, counties lefi
behind, Old Virginia gone by, and glori-
aus Rip Van Wrinkle awake with hospit-
! able heart TO make you blessed. Is II
not dehghiluli
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

Nprksriiis. --ou Tuesday last. the lots
IN the New Town for lbe seal Of Justice
Tor DAVE County, were sold Al Auction.
and brought handsome prices. Corner
lots went a. high as foureen hundred dol-
lars. The gggrega,e SUN We learn was
over len thousand dollars. This, itmast
he admitted, IS a clever beginning far The
new county.
a So saws the editor Of the Carolina
wa,chman; but we are very much IN
clined TO doubt whether such high prices
for. lots is a "clever beginning" for a
town. Many persons. hcre-sbout have
had cause TO remember with a sigh the
valuable" lots inthetown Of HAYWOOD;
and il we have not been wrongl \ inform
ed, property in tile town Of Milton once
had iietitiops value which resulted in q
serious injury 10 the place. Our own
town affords another example; some fif'
teen years ago a number Of lots were
sold. for more than four-fold their present
value. aud not one Of the original pur'
chasers has ever realized the price given
But we hope The new town in Dayis
county viii be an exception % this gene
raj rule. &f@ eN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

Politics Of the English Prrss.---rhe
Morning Chronicle says: !" In 4 free
state, a Government should aoi only he
able 10 bear. but should be ready 10 invite,
the severesl scrutiny Of public opinion
into the whole OF its conduct. A govern
men, whose acts viii not bear thai scrn-
Tiny is one obviously unfs 10 exercise
powersuver : free people"
Our !" Government" never shfinks
iFomsscrutny---does ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

BY an &C, passed by the LEGISLATURE
Of Nova Scotia. on the 30,i If March,
there is . prohibition. under heavy
penalty, against exporting from The Pro-
vince gram OF poiaEuss. : %'.s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

Il is s,aied'thst Mr.. John Randolph's
will If 1892. by which his slaves we're
liberated, has been established by The
Courl Of Appeals Of Virginia. - -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05
New Orleans, April ".

Difficulties increase ia our money
market, and lailures cnslinne. On Satur-
,day, a numher &c houses in Char,res street
went by The board. Nothing but ruin
s,ares US in the face. The banks will
extend no relief to he middle dealers,
as ,hev cant agree upon tie mode. The
Presidents NEE, again 70 day TO see i
something cannot be done. As to the
Cotton Monopolis,s, but few Of them are
left. They have paid the debt Of their
ieineri,y.
i. Allkn,,ls Of produce are goingSdown.
Flour is 1913. Cotton and Tobacco are
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

4 writer ia The New York American,
n favor Of distiIleries) admits that the
Quantity Of grain distilled annually in the
cities Of New York aud Broaklyn alone,
amounts lotWelve millions Of bushels!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

The following article We find in the
Greensborough Telescope. It gives so
graphic a description of scenes enacted
by !. the lords of creation" when render
ed brave BY the fumes of whiskey, that
we have been induced to transfer it to
our columns. n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05
WI arkefs.
IA9219O Do

: In this COUNT. on v ednesday the Sd
instant, by the Rev. Robert Burwell, Mr..
LuD. LPHU> HENDERSON, Of Gaswell co.,
to Miss EtIzaBETn c. PARKER, dsnigh:er
Of oil. .Abner Parker, Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

The Hon. George poindexter, late Sc
nator If the United States rom Missis-
sippi. it is said. has taken up his resi-
dsnce at Lexington, in the state Of Ken
lucky. s~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

! Fihaay most om.--The Express
MAJ Rider from The North vas wsy-laid
y fnIiiap. sstnigla. in an unfrequenl-l
ed spot. about IS. miles aboss this city.
and slios ~ he passed. The bali peneIrs-
iedsbls laigh--bus retaining his presence
81 mind. he kept bis saddle. and quicken
ing his speed was soon out Of the miscre-
ants reach.
In consequence ofthis disgracefulpo out
rage, the mall did not arrive here this
nothing until about tour hours after the
time. 80 Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

In. consequence of the Unprecedented
pressure in the money market, the ope-
rations OH the New York and Erie Rail
Road have been suspended, and all the
field hands, or those engaged in assisting
tIie principal engineers, have been paid
of and discharged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05
a FERROUS RRNCOUNTER.

A wear o. two ago. there was grog'
gerry. or whiskey cellar, Kept over the
way in the vicinity Of our office. On
public days aud every Saturday evening.
The worthy landlord ofthis " sink Of sin"
had good run Of custom.
We we're leaning from our window one
glorious evening. looking alternately at
The distant hazy horizon Of ,ree,ops meet
inc the clouds. al the occasional passers
BY, and al the dirty crew ACROSS The street,
who kept up continual hubbub--chst-
ting, singing. swearing and laughing.
Attention. was al length centred on the
bozzing crowd around the cellar door.
We became absorbed in reflections on
The recklessness Of man and the deprayl'
Il ii his nature; We, we felt an occasion.
al grin lighting up our ugly visage at the
lodicrous pranks now and then enacted
by the (ace,ious tipplers.
Our cogita,iens were soon disturbed b,
loud voices in The cellar, and presently /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

The ST. rouis bulletin Of april i2,
says--a We are informed that a few
weeks ago At Galena, one imire.! per
cent. premium was offered FOR gold and
silver, wherewilh to ea,er lands"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

Be eaadous in believing i'll, bot more
cainfoas ia reporting it,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

- 0uA I'LL sont i0r amneul4ie use.
Uorksasa seaiag snork--A pesisian
uas presented - Ire caa'inOa caaaeiipn
Monday evening b. several hundred WORK
people. who repfssenlrd themselves =
starving IN he midst Of plenty FOR the
cant Of w0rk. Every. manufacturer Is
disehargiug frpn len 10 ihny worknen
esch Saturday, aigli. The bnildsrs and
mssoBs are saiy eng4ged in finishing
work. and N lev weeks al viii d
completed: hal no new conifart catered
upon. There are prabahly. lli'.Frforr. q
his moment, fI0eire Or fiieta thousand
work people out IL employment, WIN
know mol where 10 gel . BIZ of hreado or q
rag n cloiaing. The sumnaer is spproseh-
ing, and there's samernmiort mIhaL Yei
he cravings Of hunger must be allayed.
N FORK Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

John Mckinley. Of Alabama, has been
appointed By the President to be ons Of
The associate Justices Of The suPreme
Court of the Unitcd States. in place Of
William smith, declined. -. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

John u. Wheeler, esq. Superinsend-
AMI Of Tie Branch Stint ii Charlotte. i,
this s,atr, passed through This eny. On
Saturday lasi. on his way % thai risee,
where he VII enter immedislely upon ihe
duties nf his siation. lie showed Us
speei.Des d lie new q, :. silver coin.
winch i really 50 tempting. We arr h.
dueed. - web might any llsri-run empty
pulsed Editor, 70 proalise, lhat 80 soon
ssthe government shall oil every honesi.
scum - poor mans psrkel with these
precious liilie mini drops. We wIll speak
better a Tie .spoils parry, and cease 70
call Tom Benton hanbugger. ID is not
intended. however. az present, to coin
any Thing bu, gold a our mint. fSu
much the better, as il may hasten tie
.gnlden age" which has been 81 long
delayed a. already 20 have sickened the
heart of The most crednlous. Besides,
The idea Of qvaniuM suffeh nf these
beautiful pieces Of metal :, glittermg
through the net work nfihe siIken purse. "
makes ones sery pocket yasn with De.
sire. Bui seriously. The MINI will, Nc
doubt mol, afford imPor,an, advantages 10
our ellizens II The gold regiop. AID somt
general benefit 10 The state; and il oul
friend Wheeler should fail 70 produce !
golden harvest, he wall, we hope. by hi
sonted polite and grntlensniy depou
ment Al least make himself an acrepiablI
governor Of the new temple Of ylamnor
over Which lie has been called 10 preside
1 49,. ..@ j. t. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

Marble Qudrry.--We have seen q
specimen Of a stoue pronounced to be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

unsaleAble. Indeed. searctly any lhlng
. bosehi bH for lmmediaie uss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05
IElEsBoDoyeEs
Friday, Nay q.


No melioraiion has yst taken place in
the money market. Failures continue
10 occur daily accounts from New
Orleans % the Isih uIi. represent the
gross amount 81 failures IN thai city 10
be considerably over one hundred mil
lions; and in the end. it is estimated that
there win be an actual deficit Of more
than fifty millions Of dollars. even II the
properly IN existence Be sOld At The most
favorable rates.
HLeaf Oreps.--Ao,withstanding the
nnfavorahle appearance in the eaTly part
ofihe season. aeroanls lrnm New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and
other sections, concur in stating, that 50
greatly have the iields improved. that il
the season should continue ausprious
there viii Be . full average crop. The
!, Harrisburg Pa paper snss, that so far
a that part of the country j. concerned,
"the prospect fora good crop Of wheat
ras nerr better" To this we have
pleasure in adding, that 50 Ear as NC have
heard, the Improved appearance Of ths
wheat crops in this sceuon Of our owr
site has disPeIled al gloomy forebOd
ings, and We now look forwsrd with !
reasonable hope q fair harvest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

msEAle. ana which admits a. VeTy fine
Psiisb, found son niles South o. Ger
y aniaIh n the Desghbsrinz county o.
Ssekes We are informed lhal thefs i
4 he same place, an simost inerheuSli-
be svpply ~ his stone. The maFblr Is
eloadsd very handsomely, and We are
told lhsi preparations are 70 progress Tor
an immediate operation 10 The Quarry.
The osneIs have kindly pr6mlsed q
lnrnish Us some infofmssinn rFspecbng
Gheir qnarfy, which will be given With
pleasure IN soms sncreeding number.
Greensboro 1sleseope.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

a coup de main TIE Wing member elect
is Joseph C. Noyes, and BY 900 majority,
exhibiting gain, since the late trial in this
district, Of 300 votes aud over This
means something but that Tammany thun.
der we sent on the other day, see, is much
mere terrific in Washington.
Mr.. Webster is at Utica, on his way
homewsrd. la Western New York he
has been received with the most, enthusias.
tic demonstrations of public appreciation.
Notwithstanding the shock 10 London of
American credit, "the Monsters" bonds
sold, 18th June, at 939 TO 94!. When the
cotton operations in New Orleans are known
in London, they will stand better than ever.
The stock of the back is to-day in this city
l5l per cent. above par. Don't this break
your heart, Mr.. Globe
The Globes endorsement OF the Tall.
madge letter has dashed all the high hopes
OF the Tamnany Loco.Focos here, and
hereabou,. To-day they are jumping Jim
Crow" and they vii! "turn about" and
wheel about" nil the Globe tells them
what to be about.
Quarter 10 four o'clOck.-The s.. James,
the London packet ship of the Goth, is tels.
grdphed below, and We have been expect.
ing the files of papers BY her for some time.
She will give us more commercial news el
importance, and the state OF the health Of
the King.
Z. 5. The KING or ENGLAND DIED ON
THE Goth. This Is the rumor BY the news.
boat men, in all probability correct. |
have not time to read the papers and re,
this letter mailed in season.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04
From The Baltimore Merchant
A NEW GOVERNMENT CURRENC

A NEW GOVERNMENT CURRENCY.
Bennett, says strange things conlinue to
come to light. A new currency to the a.
mount of nearly three millions has been is.
sued BY the Government a, Washington
to pay its dues, and made receivable in pay
ment OF custom house dues. Here follows
the form OF one Of these new Government
bills or Van Buren, shin plasiers:--
No. 222.-lssued On Treasury " arrant No. 56s4
! $1,000 TarasukY 90 THE UsirEp STATE
Atslghi, pay to the order OF Martin Van Buren,
for valuable services rendered the people Of the
United States In improving the press and the
ieurrencyl Agsnt one th0usanG dollars.
! VIM b. RAsDoLFm.
/ Acting Treasurer OF the United States
| Registered. I. l. SArrn,
| Register Of The Treasury.
/ Bahk Of Amulea Nsr York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

They are paid out to the officers OF the
Government for their salaries, presented to
the bank on which they are drawn, and the
specie required, proies, Of course follows,
and they are thrown into The market. Be.
ing made receivable at the custom house
they are more valuable than bank bills, but
10; equal to specie. They are now sellic ,
IN Wall stree, a. "A per cen, premium.
Thus Mr.. Van Buren, and his wbcls tribe
of office holders only lose from Two 10 three
per cent. on their salaries, while the people
receiving suspended bank bills, experience
a loss from 10 TO IL per cent. This will
be another subject for Congress to act on.
Ii is a matter OF doub, whether the Govern.
ment has RICH, 10 issue this scrip aud de.
clare Il receivable for the customs. But in
this day, the constitution and The laws form
no barrier TO the movements Of ambitious
men.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

hepal bank is an instrument necessary 10
cone 10 aid OF the fiscal duties Of our 90.
vernment, and therefore as an implied pow.
er, CONSTITUTIONAL. But heaven forbid
that government should have the control in
il or it. Such are the present views Of
THOMAS COOPER, NJ D.
Columbis, July l, 1887.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

DR.. Chaberi, the grea, fire king has 20,
married fairly craw!ed into The oven Of
matrimony. The y. Y. Herald says -
This bridal ceremony has Occasloued
greater sensation IN New.Y York than the
suspension vt specie payments. This happy
bride is the daughter OF the late Bishop Pro.
vost. She is connected on both male and
female side, with all our cid noJiesse. The
Cllntons, the Coldous, the Sluyyesants, the
LivIngs,ons, the Rapelies, and all the old
Dutch, English and Scotch settlers, back
TO the colonial times, are counted among
her ancestry and relations. By her former
husband, the eccentric George RapeIlie,
Esq, she was left a dowry Of $50, 900, per
annum. Alter his lamented death, Count
di Rocca, a celebrated Italian nobleman,
set up professions to her hand and heart
the gallant and polished DR.. Julian Xavier
Chaberi, king Of fire, and the king OF hearts,
however, soon carried off the prize. The
Italian could not survive the defeat-se he
very quietly blew out his brains one morn.
ing before breakfast. Tbe field being now
clear the Doctor renewed his suit, routed
all competitors, and has carried Off the lady
in tho face OF all the whole gaping world.
A Cottage Garden, properly cultivated,
IS fnI! OF beauty. Its well.formed walks
and borders, adorned with fragrant flowers,
exhibits a gorgeous display of richness
which cannot be surpassed. The English
co,tager takes pralseworthy pride in the
various species Of flowers which adorn his
garden and not unfrequently prizes arc
awarded TO him by horticultural and other
Societies, for his skill in bringing to matu
rity, and presenting the world with improv.
ed specimens Of horticulture. The study
of the vegetable kingdom is also a subject
Of bis earnest solicituds, and the avldity
with which he pursues this faverite object,
is the theme Of frequent admiration.
If il we're 10 be recommended for nothing
else this was enough, tina, pretending to lit.
tie, leaves man at case, whereas boastinp
requires perpetual labor to appear what he
Is not. II we have sense, modesty bes.
proves it 10 others; if we have none, i, bes,
hides our want Of it.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04


rhe following language OF Mr.. Kcy )
Counsel for the Postmaster General, "a
perhaps, siarilc the Repuiicauism Of rii
a good citizen. Professions so eyhorbr
might grace the theatre Of Eastern u
po,lsm, but are certainly out Of place
Washington.
suppose the laws require \ specidc :
Of the Presidcn, hunsolf, iayolving pnui
rights, which be refuses 10 perform. n
courts haveas much aw for issuing a ul'
damus agalns, bim us agains, ans Of bis -
ordina,es 10 like case. II is cae, .
much as that Of NhIch the Court has slrssir
assumed jurisdiction. rhe President 80
beys their mandamus and ,hcy send sal
taehmeni. BY whom BY Marshal, b.
ing bis office a, the will Of the Presses
who can strike their process dead "a .
hands, BY dismissing him on the spot. -
TACT proves the absurd,,y of the power y
sumed. And that which the P esldeni %
legally do TO pro,ec, himself, he can S's
protect any Of his agents, being alsays~
sponslble to his country for the proper sr'
else Of his power"
The bold assumption vas promptly ~
by Mr.. Coke, the opposite Counsel who rsh
TO tho establishment aad confusion Of "
key, an act Of Congress, authorizing u
Marshal or his Deputy 10 execute all proc's
that may be in bis hands a: the time OF h'N
moyal from Office. rho statute was exPle''
Legal Hif.-0ne Of the happlest Do
ever made at ths bar, was a, ErskIne % Nv
days OF his rcnown. lie was arguing % ;
patent right relative TO some new bucka
his opponent, Mingay, strongly eon'ess'
that the invention was worth nothing o. D,
sklne started up and in solemn tome !,
said, and say again, that our ancestors w0' \,
have looked on this invention as sngusal
ingenious--ihey would have been astoDsT
ed at these buckles
Gentlemen of the jury" said Mlne';i
with equal solcmni,y," 81 say nothing !"
my ancestors, but | am convinced ina, '.
learned friends ancestors, would have ~
much mere as,onisbed at his shoes and 400
tngs." rhe Court burst into roar
Biactrood's Mag.