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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

DECGDE-A St-Francisvilic lie 10 du 6lrt.
Col. ROBERT Halle, meni5re des Represenants
Dc Ia ~paroissc Quest Feliciana. Sa rnsnoif est
oh .ris par ses no'u5reax aEis, par les vertS ca
rarts .iss!aucs. aai lui ~valuIent l'amour ct I'airne
de ses concitoycns.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
Debaf9j

Tn ordre de cabin. rendu lie Is re-
rier 1887. decide que .tolt noble de
province d, Rhin qui aarait &c condaE
ne a une peine { rcctionnelIe. eneod-
ra par ce seul fait Ia privation de IN
tire dc noblcsse; Ie, jugemeut deia
pronrnccr cette %privatioa. GIANT ) ~
G~cu,ion de Ia peine, il sera proeed6 cGn.
me dansle les ancisnnes provinces de la
%monarchic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

nya72.2 200 Demni.eaes on veuves B
mar:er dams Ia vile de New York, don't
$4,000 snnt au dessus De 10 ans. Avis
1tus Ice ee.ita.aircs ca mondc cornu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

I.cs ua.ircs dana u port dc Ncw-Y York 10 4 Jul.
les cafrsicms IN coup d'Gil nssniiiguc; len Ams-
ricains svsicnt ssbots h Drapcau National for.
mans unc Iisae ~fsmarqaabtr, les nayircs etran-
scr. dams 10 ross IN nomhtc de PRES do cent;
xtaieat sgalcmeas parss Do lcars c~euIsurs rcsrcc-
tircs, ainai QUO des signaux particulars, &c. Lin.
aiamcn hsaandsis nous honora dun salat, le ma
Gin, raprss-rnidi 4 le so,r; ct nous avons particu-
iisrcmcn, wmar4us ~ navirc (dons nous y stions
pas asecs pres pour c~onnaitre ic pavillon.l crcis
san, c~ontinucllcment dans 10 pofr q fasant un
salut chaque fsis qu'il passaie ionscans le bord.
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La vile dc Charleston ! ets dsrniessn.ent trou-
hsc 10 . da courant par un pe;dltatcur uaitairien
appcls Thcophilus FIJI. s~nnonsast su'a cxcrcc-
rais l. poavoir II scn tioaacncc, sur 10 sys,emc
lcs Banqucs
Les citoycns sui s'ttaicnt assemblies pour re-
coulter, h sifisrrnA q = moqssrcnt dc u. lie
Marie fat sppeil: A1aHChsirc; Ct aprss p~lascurs
aiscoars, IN n''staicnt pein, en- rhoancur dc Nj.
T'hccphiius Fhk rs@som,lsc 50 iispcrsa.
ztAA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

- JUDD, % Juliet 1897.
L ct ordonnl par le Conscil Do VILE Ia.
Qua tiater da Ter. AoAt prochsjn /! -
g devoir de POfacicr de Police, de toeS en-
iaire taer les chiens errants dams ies Unite, n
y Cooperation le jour 90 d nuis s,ns neoo4 ri
collier de metal 10 c0u. II LII sefa aIloue IN
cesfs pour chsque chien quTl aass tul on nj
taef. Teites les lois contraires A-cefts ordon.
nance sonf ct derscurent sbrog<es.
Par osdre du Consei,
sAML. L. fsETT, CreAasr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

Cour drs Prcuyes.

PAROlsSE EST BATON ROUGE.
TTENDU qss Ufiah Vinins, s'ess adssssta
ce,te Cosy pssH .eire ncusmt Cssssieus de-
bs,itirrs sbseuts Dc feu Edmond @. viuing.
Avi. est par eeei doan6, I testes persosaes infe-
resides, dc fa;re connxftve dams les dix joars, ieur
opposition co,sire Ia dite demande.
is ;uil.t-a. Oh. TESTER, Jugs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

Nm Az nos iatoanss ss plant do 90 que Ion fatt
rafsif des tdtafes 4 rAreeds, Il nous prize d'a,ti.
fer fattcnsioa ia Constable lie Ia vile DO ea
eAts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
Tia vino do i Noavelle oslssn. continue saline.

In naxrs namns sau,NE, que Ton ait strc le
= t:apitaine dune banac Dc nsyrcs marrons. a tts
tas uy 4 q~aelqses joars. aa Lac ponteaartraia,
par IN peaacur Espasasl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
On lit dams l'.Aigemeine SchHeiser

Ga lit dams fNigenaeiHe SchHei-er
Z%siilang:--
Les jpurnanx a,lemanls sign ,Ient les.
environs do Seliaffouse CONNIE Fun des
points de. fron,iercs Oh Ia conirebanle
des m~arehanaises snisses que Pom salt
Gtro frapptcs do droiss eytrememont Gle.
YES, .>excrce ayec lc plus d'actiyise. CO
nest pms sans piaisir que les Snisses,
don, les marchsndises snn. so imi>cs un
syssene do prohibition 81 croft ct 81 e.so.
is,e, apprc@ dront QUO lenrs compatrip;cs
aussi i~nirtpiaes qu'industrieux sc char.
gent do faire passcr Ia fiontiere, en- tout
tens ., tou:s 1%nanti,e, ct d'intrpduire jns.
qa'au cmnr dos pays qti font par,ic dc
~l'a.sociation dos d ,uanes alIcm,ndes, los
articles prohihts, moycnnant unn prime
qui n'excedc inmais Ia m,itie des do Is;
par Ia lis ouvrent IN dkhouche AK pro.
duits ct 4 lindastric de leur pa'rie; ct lie
renaent. en- outre, IN y4ritablc service
aux hllcmands en- leur f,arnissan. rpc-
ca<ioq dc SC procnrer 4 has prix dc tres
BONES aarchandiecs. o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

: pua1asrtpMlK.-Ic ~vaiTsrau de goorrc Penn.
sylvenaa, aevais euro ianes h is da co arant.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
A Vendre.

HTNE auar,esonns aeee de Is aEs, avee ses dsux
eefaes~ lsuse a.ss de 4 ans 81 s'aair- Se .
ans File ess' hoAnc b,ansiMssepse. Se2asssuse e
s,.a,e.s., Al s.raa,f % csf.e feisilis 90
! l0ris-1f JUSEruLArSGs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

AVIS
\ socsetS e1tstaD;s ~ e0ese siilst COS . II ~.
- .os Ba!its Ship 4 On, al 1 Nsseass1 sovs Il
mi @.;s.... e ~. + ,sss dssesss y d -.
psj1es Dc ~pstsstssS leSas TseiassssioSs I'll WUNa&--
Dsuaeu Tea5day & Co. Z h NosssIIs OdtsaS,
e. = NaacheE = Nv. q n. Yessiday 4 Co. ~ ssns
s~utcsises ! pyss, q b seesvsjf tsssss s6slsasnsissss
Henry L. Bssnsss Dc 10 Nosyslss Of54ans ~
William FenjAay do Nanhes, - sesviTemf Dc r.
anei saue ~sisnassss sotials, pour II liquidssls6 des
a6aises settlement
HENRY l.. BENNETT.
WILLIAM FEn9tOAY
AssnciIs sueeesesun dc 10 cOei1s1 naliiss,
Shop 4 CO. q S&ipp Fsridsy &Co.
EouyelIe U1Isaas3 JuilIel 1881.
Les aasires faies jusqs'a GO joY Psrla snejAsS
ei dessus, sesont epnsiHu6Ss dsos sstts vile par les
spa..;zros, soss d rnisoa nennen Fsuidsys + c.
eta Man hss sous celie 10 w. s 3. feniJsy& Go
qui aas ions6 sss soeiAtS rsuS GET eAts.
HENRY T.. BENNETT,
WILLIAM FERR1DAYs
ROBERT FERRIDAY,
JOSEPH G. FERRIDAY.
STANFORD w.WA1ERs.
sJuines. 27--3a
ALME 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

Ii ssslestc camanchc cst a~rrivec 4 Ia Nouvcl.
IL Obtains, vcnant do Matamoras avcc S%0,50o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

"oIDS Du PAIN-Fixe par Ia Maise pour
Ia semaine suivanie, Ia Farine Plant a
Sl2 50 .e bari. IS onees de pain p ur On
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
von.ian Do Paris n prifie,ir MINT ruirsyfa

DC Parts IN fftfIiBWf ttW FuIsTf6
aver des circoasta nee. ID les rats i0sisnt
ausai leur role. OF qui, 81 eltes ne sont pas
vrais, prouseat en-, favesr du genie inyea-
df du ~nouyeltisie,
ZION Went de deco ,ytir, pes DIES han.
tours de M~ontf,ueDn, an eadavrs, Oh
pluto utsf l,e|elte; 'ins letlrs aans sigma
ture trouvee 4 c6te d. eadasfs. ttait ains,
TONG ie:
'J'appariiens 4 ens faaills honorable
''qne mon ~'neondfiie II p.oasen dams IL
desolation; 10 unets fin IA n existencs qui
es, ttsnrnais 4 tolt 1e. monde; aa'on mac.
cuso pcrsonne de ma mort. 10 me suis fat
sau;er Ia cervelIc ptas DC Mon'fancon.afin
que lea ra's qai d&solont css lieuy dew
rent mes rostes, e, q%n'ainsi psrsonne no
'spuisse me teconnsilre....
"En etfet les rats Mon faucon i'ont ton
d6vorG en- une mutt. 4 CO quill psrait; on
n'a retroa.e qua Ia lettrc. le pisto!et Ell
quelqaes lnlpbsaox do vt,emen'; les o*
etaien, Npouilits de Ieur ehnir ayec une
perfection quo l~'aaa,oniste 10 plus h able
p%purrait tnvier. Qnclques bna;ons dim.
bits %iannes c~iseles ct les vesliess dun ia.
DO. annoneaien, que &C ma!heurepx tta't
DrJp retneut ,ett.A =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

MARTE-saineai soir, par lie Reverend Pre-
Bcauprcz, Mr.. MAurrx J.. Cosslrr, asec Me
EuxLrsE N. .,Err.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

Va ID nss Ab ,nnss nous ~dsnanie, quand los
Penspes 4 Ecu arfivsrontl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

la g.e'ece Camanche, arriree bier
ea 8 lears lie Ma,amoras. a pnr'e environ
Sla.a00a divers. Qaeiqnes jaufs nsan.
lc depart dc rcsie e ee,:e deax bricks
siajrn, arrives de h Vera Cruz arec $780,
600 pear ls pavement dcs traupes. lie
c~ari;a;ne Nhsc!wrish', rresqae ggitri de
"a b,essare. a reassi 4 ssevadar avec son
e~hirnygscn. on Ice suppose patti dams TN
cane, 4 yoi'cs poor 'e Texas. Ms Whar-
ton, ea-min;sire da Texas aux E;ais unis
<iai' tsjaurs prisennier ct sauaas ! ane
stric,c Surveillance. Mons nfavrns nu-
rune nonycllc des antrcs o6iciers de Fin.
L&iic, pcnda Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

EO0,OOV pieds de p'anches ap'an-
CHER. plsnc.,rs a hnraer ct ~p'anches a lamhslser- I
A vendre al Compliant.
26 mai-l5 ). DUNN & 60.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

Ga.sps Baxrassx.-Los rapports du 81 Mai
nous arprenncn. qu'unr vctifc dc 200 battles DC
rJfou a Gu lieu a unc avancc de l 4 p.L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
Tolls n. cORDE D'EMBALLA0E.
A vends par
% juii.-23 SLOAN n IN pse

Plan de ID Vile de Dnfon-
R0Wge.
EpUiS longien,s III proprjttalrss De tsns3as
IL aimsi qvs lss spscaIs,sass dxs;es;e,s s,n;s
sH plan Dc ID Wis, m.is II fa ~tos jovss iwsaSs6sls
De sen pocnrsr, Ia Iishosraph;s qaI sspssdu1t sovt
- sous PSI do tens o6fr Get avsntsxs. dtfa Mr.
<issys h~akisaats ost ssvsesit % bussaS Id. 1es,.sf
Dc Dato" Rosgs. Lsprix en- acif st d rs aed1
9i0sa ~con!sur.
Is Juliet az
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

EsEauf ayaat hsyae De serpeafs-unc
i~isto;re 4 sgeutaate circnsc ! h rondc qu'nn en-
fans ayart unc languc do IA formo Dc Il tetc dua
serpcns,a don't les parents rcsscnt ! Tivertos r |.
II esa inutiseie dire que iartc ccitc historic cst
Eabtiquee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

Lsciefaesa lrun Repttsensaa. ! Ia Legislature
dansla pkstfs dAlexsndfie (Rapldes) a ete en-
fAveus III Qsal Isaac Themas, 4 ane msjosite dc
90 volx ye4Aus quo son csnsorreas Col. James
~ bryce.
On rApports sas IL Mex Bsdiie n coaie 4 qaei.
uuss millss a~uslsssss dc Wick sburs. allaat 4 Louis.
sins, has III coasAn.. ct que aoaxo gu qainse
ipasscnncs ont tts noytes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22
Com 5sOnnA Syrup,&
OF kiEeJ'lEO3t,

4 Ia pharmarie lie.
IS juiIiet-H tJOIRDAN no.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-07-22

EeCssufs do Ia Dsaqae De i'Etat lie Ia
dams una assemble tenue 10 ID au
ftsels, 10 PAYER en- esYaee, les billets
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21
al TAKE rue RESPONSIBILITY

This celebrated expression was uttered
BY the Hero when The removed the pub.
lie money from the depository provided
By law, and placed IL in the keeping Of
some scores Of par1izan institutions. Il
take The responsibility" he said, OF viola
ting the law, and | viii answer TO the
country for the consequences Of the mea-
sure. The people, Through their repre-
senlatlFes, had refused to remove the ns-
tional purse from the place Of aeknowl.
edged safety; hui the Hero. intent on his
war upon The " Monster" and eager TO
introduce his - better currency" and
elect his Pet To succeed hlui, boldly de-
clared that he would take the responsible
~. He did is--he thereby destroyed The
United States Bank. stimulated the Stale
Banks throughout ihe Union la Excessive
issues and oEerITaalng--has bankrnpied
the Government. lost some 80 or iuTly
millions Of public money, and spread
distress through the land, which never
before had parallel.
These are the uudenied and undenia-
bic results oil The Experiment." and
these are the consequences fnr which he
pledged himself Id the country to be re-
sponsibe. II is vain now lur his parlI.
sans TO attempt TO shift the responsibility
he assumed IL, and he thanks them no,
lor their craven and boolless effort To
trasler 1t 10 the Wings. Il take the re
spouslbilily"-snd the people should
hold hun aud his advisers Io The plegde.
Richmond Hing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21
ADVICE TO YOUNG MECHANICS.

Oh all the remedies for " hard times"
that have yet met our observation, the
best is contained in the following anony.
nous paragraph:
When you are obliged 10 obtain cred
/, for your stock, be very careful to whom
you apply; as a creditor who is himself
=" IN the screws" may ruin you. Never
get credit for small sums; nor for any
sum in different places; better owe wha,
you are obIlgeu to owe to one place, and
TO one man. Every man ID whom you
owe five dollars. will trouble you as much,
u not more than the one 10 whome YOU
owe hundred. Ii is easier To sa,lsfy
one man than twenty. Give To your best
customers only shor, credit. and when il
has expired. collect promptly. BE dill
gent in your bnsiness--ianhlul in your
word: moderate in your expenditures;
temperate IN your habits; just IN your
dealings. moral in Jour principles; get
married to good girl. aud you may defy
lawyers, sherlifs, duus. prisons, and al.
most the blue devils"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

. Thsaks 10 jefferson aho acquired
I.0uisians. and 10 JaCkson lrko has suppl
- ths pegplt seifh eighiy millions y gold
and SHEER"
Mark his rxpressionsi and non hear
he jaggler 81 ne Enqainr He seems
- BE- . thoroughly saIisiled that lhe
pepple have become eonFincrd Of The bad
policy Of The late administration IN lore
INC specie from il proper channels. that
he comes out IN the following language:
"The most thai has been claimed % be
in The UnlGed States vas about 30 mil
llons-Bui VAS al this forced in BY Gen
eral Jsckson.-Nas The there none in The
United States before he came into Office!
nnns, subsequently broughl in By The
merchants and The operations Of trade,
6c. SC! The must that vas ever before
laid n his door. was The amount Of The
freneh and NeaPOlilan In1emnlsies. say
5 or q millions"
Lei The people keep their eyes upon
these Two worlhies. See hon widely they
differ. #-
DR.. Bealon--" Jackson has supplied
the people with eighty millions.
DR.. Richie.-Al - most" il is " only
fire or sir millions"
We will add another example.
Dr. Benton. We can do infinitely
besier without paper money bsnks Than
with them"
The albany Jsmio.--" The thing is
absolutely impraeneable."
Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21
Troubles in Canada. From the nortI

Troubles in Canada. From the north.
ern papers we learn tina. The people oi
Lower Canada ate showing Signs Of re-
'helhon 10 their Lord The King. Many
meetings have taken place, IN whieh The
people turned out in large numbers. not
only with culors and flags. but with mus
kets. "Io protest against The atrocious
measures OF coercion which Lord John
Russell and the British arislocracy are
preparing for this democratic colony, and
to take measures lnr the rights and llber-
ties Of the people, now on the point VI be-
ing annlhslated. The n. York Express
thinks there is fair prospect Of " flare
up" in Canada, and sayes. " When The
parties are thoroughly al loggerheads,
who knows but The Yankees may slip
into fight, and thus give us Texas affair
ON the Northern as well as tile South.
western Frontier. John Boil had better
lei the great Papineau have his way. lf
Canada knocks Tor admission into the Uni.
ion. and we admit il. We can take care of
him. by the way, we now feel great
interest in these Canadian affairs. for we
see that John is trying to cheek.mate
Johnalhan in Texas, and, therefore we
are decidedly in favor Of move IN the
other end Of the national chessboard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

Credit Of " The Monster. "--Hr
Money al a Discount. - letter frnm &
LOUIS No. OF l., July, published in ia
Merchant, gives this account Of the vail
OF The bills Of that ol,-slaln monstst, III
Bank Of the United slstes:-
" United States Bank Bills are Atom
nably scarce. and command . high ltr
MUM, depending much on The an. I'd
required. Yesterday. | bought vii 4
dollars two hundred dollars of L., !
States Bank Bills. Tor winch pad d
per cent, premium, and gtsdtc &C., v.
at that."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

The Foreign Debi.-A New York
paper estimates that since tie suspension
OF specie payments, about thIrly-,wo
millions Of the deb, due dy the merchants
OF this country, TO Europe, has been
iIqulda1ed, by the shipment of five mil
hons vi specie, tweHs -'.'.' nd nns Of
produce, and tlco midtaAs IT iorei ga
merchandise returned. I l'- t.tvr is
regarded as an extraordinary lAe'; ucca.
stoned by the depreciation oi price Of
sace merchandise, the difficulty Ut selling
aud The greater difficulty Of getting an
available medium OF payment IN Europe.
The effect Of the return of these goods
will be very disastrous 10 the manufac-
turing towns OF England, where trade is
already greatly depressed; aud will finally
react upon The market for American pro-
duce. The quantity OF cotton now in
Liverpool Is $4,000 bales. against 206,
600 bales al The same period last year,
and the proportion must 60 on increasing,
10 consequence oil the great crop. the re-
duced demand Tor goods, and the diff
Guilty Of procurelng the means To keep The
factories IN operation. ALL these circnm-
stances will aave their effect on The price
of the growing crop Of cotton, which
will TIA doubleday be very large one,
probably materially greater than any pre-
vlous crop. Ii becomes The planners,
therefore, 10 predicate their arrangements
upon very low price, and to endeavour
to live as much within their means as
possible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

Change.--we understand ,ha, ii
Bank Of The Stale Of Snuih-Carolrhs :
determined 10 issue Notes Of and urp
the denomination of One Dollar. IT,
Bank Of the State, belor glug entirely a.
exclusively 10 the State. ,ncurs 40 DAM:
Of iorfelting its Charter BY This meassr
and was, therefore, thu proper lnsu,usl
10 assume The responsibility II teliewE
The community. The Banks have Al
commenced paying out Cents. meonsi'h
abIequantI.ies. TO create supply 81 sms
change.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

.4!llodel for The Tanites.-As there is
great veerlng about in The ranks oil the
Regency party; and they appear 10 be at
a great loss how TO conduct their argu-
ments as we'll with respect To the causes
as The proper remedies for the present
distresses, we recommend as happy
mudie Tor then. the speech OF Vermont
lawyer. on a recent action OF damages.
" rhre are three points IN the case. may
i, plies your honor" said The defendants
counsel. in The first place, we contend
that the kellle was cracked when we bor-
rowed il; secondly, that i, was whole
when We returned il; and thirdly that we
ne0er had IT," Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

The four FIRST periods 1872. 1901,
1905, AMI Isl III cover the whole duration
Of the first United States Bank. Ihr
charter Of lha, institution expired ii 1911:
and there were Then s. Stale banks The
second United States Bank was chartered
under Mr.. Madison, in 1916. In the
FIRE years that INTERVIEWED, brlween lire
expiration Of The frsi bank and the char.
Ierlng Of the second. The State banks had
increased from s. 10 2i6, being i62.
From 1916, the date Of The second
United States Bank, 10 1890. when Ge-
neral Jackson had commenced his rigo-
rous attacks upon ii--erlug period of
fourteen years--she State banks icreased
only from 30 10 320. being s3--au ave-
rage Of SIR yea. From 1880 TO The
present time --sersn years--lhe state
banks have in creased I9i iron 329 10
s23l being an snnuai average Of more
Than sereltg.
Take another view. From the ReyO-
lutionary war to the year 1890. Inc num-
Der oil state banks crested was 800; from
1880 10 1896, The number created was
49i. In other words. The policy Of Ge-
neral Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren, has
given 10 the country more state banks
than existed in The whole preceding PERI
I'd Of our history; yes, more BY los.
We beg The reader 10 examine the.
foregoing official table, furnished by The
Government, lelsurely. and TO draw his
own conclusions. Lei him notice the
fact, that in 1890 there were but 800
banks, and that there are now s23; aud
then lei him wonder. ilhe can, Al the con.
dition which The country is now IN.
Boston Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

lornada.-Soulh Hanover. Indiana,
was visited with tornado on The sub inst.
which did much danger TO the village.
Between 20 and 30 buildings were do
ssroyed, and few escaped damage IN she
northern and central par al the town.
where all the most important buildings
are. The college was greatly injured
and one fourth Of The eastern wall OF the
main buildings scattered over The ground.
A new steam saw mill was destroyed
The letter which gives This account, is
is published in the CINCINNATI Gazette,
aud concludes:-" The streets are oo-
vered with fragments. Tits was the
work Of certainly less than five minutes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

Trouble is brewing IN Main. relative ,
The disputed Northwestern Boundary In
between The u. States and Great Blu
tine Of the Main sheriff. has been arr :.
ell and put 10 jail BY The Bnlsh au.b q
lies. for encroachlng On their allecsr
territory. It's nearly time thai tins o.,
Ilan was seGiled. Ii the conitorers, h.
been With Mexico, Spain. or any oil.
imbecile power whom Gen. Jack
could have bulIied Into measures, /.
boundary line would have been run To-,
ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

IN Erceiieat Lair.--Afier the s'h
July, the carrying Of deadl, weapons
Mississippi will be punishable with I,
and imprisonment. This is the most
ieclual mode Of putting a stop to the s.
wage and disgracelul butcheries which n
now of almos, daily occurrence in ssr'
parts Of the country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21

Russell. and The attorney and solicitor
renar4l. I.ra Jnhn Rassell sisted ne
0bIecs ~ he government to3be. % limit
lie punishment of death u ofIrncrs
against person ard life. Ilis bill pro-
posed ID repeal The punishment d death
In 81 out of 81 offences - which il i
applied By The existing code. lie look
Cd lorH ard % he possibility oi abollsh-
ing ii aiGsselher. kni 'h"ughi. Il best 10
proceed gradually. Mr. Evans mo-
non aas Inst d. bare majority, he vote
heing lnr the noiinn -. against II -.
The House Then went into committee
on The bill. - brought forward BY Lord
John Russell. and The preamble was
agreed 10. Toe IL 10. The dill was 10
BE- taken up again hy lhe next week.
Though this ~ moi far enough lnr our
views OF Tins important measure. still il
i faTaarshle omen. Il ! nut 10 be ex.
peried that ihe Nnole civilized world will
change llleir views IL once upon capital
punishmenl--bui IL i 10 be expected
that they will ultimately do so---and
those vino understand Ibis subject Alright,
will pray fur tile fastening NJ That an
sPiclous day. SUI. toa.