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The herald., 1837-03-24

wednesday 2Qd inst BY the Rev Dr Me Auley Andrew r.
skmore Esq, rcant, II Edwurds,le ~ TO Miss sarah
Of the nio George slater, Of this eiiJ.
Wednesday 22d met by The Rev Dr. DE Winnie, Mr. Ro-
bert Leslie of Toronto Upper Canada To- Miss MaU House
Of lhi- city.
on Tuesl1y qst inst, by the Rev. Mr. Nicholson Mr. John
casec Miss Cfsr-ss daughter Of r. Bald~ IN.
Esa Of Newark, " J.
ACmcnn all sth by the r. r prt IL, Mr.. Ch8nniug
Richards Of Cincinnati Miss LYDIA H. Williamson oi Eliza.
hafhf hfl..xn n 4
The herald., 1837-03-24

" The Camden and Amboy Rail Road has raised
the price Of travel between New York and PhiIadel-
phia This is another specimen Of the tender merces
Of monopoles greater imposition than this attempt
has never been made on the public. full expose to-
morrow.
The herald., 1837-03-24

on Wednesday 2d inst John r Mccoun, Hudson river plot,
on Tue.day ait inst Mrs Ann wife of Cornelius wescrv,,
ared rs years. y, :. !, .
Adams aged 2yeurs and mouihs
The herald., 1837-03-24

sT A lady writes us-"f you love us, do let Bur-
chard alone" No my dear. 1t is because love the
ladies, that wont let him alone He create revival!
Nonsense, Pm the boy that alone can do that feat
The herald., 1837-03-24

regard 70 the interests and convenience Of the public.
The citizens Of Washington have had what was iu-
tended 70 be portrait Of Jackson, painted by man
named Earl for some years resident Of the Palace,
and deposite9 in the toy room Of the Patent Once
The herald., 1837-03-24

II Five thousand females have pcttioned the le-
gislature of Pennsylvania TO make law to promote
temperance. Are any of the fair ones stockings in
want of darning?
The herald., 1837-03-24

II Amos Kendall is turning his attention to poe
try chanson of his is going the rounds.
The herald., 1837-03-24

Mn. EDIToR.-I am much grati6ed with your moral
courage, in the beginning expose of that prince of
quacks, Brandreth, the Pill maker. Go on. The
whole community is with you. have several authen-
tcated cases, showing the nature of his pills, which
shall send you. The time has come TO purify the at
mosphere Go on; send him Crawcoeur- like back to
Portsmouth. MEDICINES.
The herald., 1837-03-24

II The gross delusion Of the Courier and Enquirer
respecting the recent failures, adopted by the silly
ones in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The herald., 1837-03-24

CoMPETITIoN.-The New York Pilots-the Wall
street News Boas-and the Jersey Pilots, racing
il on the ocean, daily il search of ships and news
The New York Pilots SO far are ahead Go it boys.
The herald., 1837-03-24

u New Disturbances in the cabinet. The latest
row, is disagreement between the chief and the
Treasury Department.
The herald., 1837-03-24

The Bowie knife is very busy on the Mississippi. A
half-dozen murdersby the last few mails.
The herald., 1837-03-24

FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon, the neighborhood of
the Park, was alarmed by report that Boyden's
Kitchen and laundry concern, had caught fire; and
certainly dense volumes Of smoke rolling,
porentous to the huge granite pe the pride Of
the House Of AStor. On going, however, to the rear
of Boyden's premises il found that the fire was
on the third floor of the Academy Of Fine Arts and
great the CONSERVATION of the parties interested
in the works of sculpture paintings ct cetera stored
therein. We happy to say, very little damage
done by the fire. but in the attempt TO put out the
fla grafton, considerable injury was done by the water,
and the haste with which the paintings were taken
from the walls, to be carried beyond the reach Of the
fire.
1t was reported we hope without foundation that
the beautiful picture of Adam and Eve, was very ma
terially injured
The proprielors state that Guido! Murillo!!
and Rembrandt! are destroyed Wonder where
they came from?
The herald., 1837-03-24

MoRPHINE.-We have several article, on this sub
ject, in connection with medical quackery. By ane
bye.
The herald., 1837-03-24

II There is very curious love story told about
Catholic priest of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The herald., 1837-03-24

DELinIuM TRENENs.-An Irishman, of the name
OF Hugh Manu-, aged thirty -four years. died yesterday
at Seamen's boarding house, No. 344 Water ST., of
this frghtful disease.
The Coroner held an inquest on the body, and the
jury returned verdict that the deceased died above
related
The herald., 1837-03-24

U,- those who want of light fashionable shsrt
nap lesycro plain HAT BA6E CO.'S is Broadway, caunpt
hrly recommended For ghnes beauty and durability
- pu2s sts
ny JEHOVAH UNVEILED The sabscr,bcf vho recently
rcnsused the dishonest employment. vi evrr
discour.c sunday, the esth ust NJ tie Fifteen Nnd
ofel Broadway aud Becker street AZ u NJ and AZ
in the evening wcb he viii illustrate the various ways n
which j. sh has according 10 the representa-
fions Of the N ~ notorious al ind u who from
withdraw the ranks OF christian ny
sandered mineral and have not escaped TOR
reported my guondam bfeihrn IN the ministry mat
deranged admit that much 80 now as was when
ung the ter sot ny
ministry. edge one ever c@nsmefei me Sc
ranged until change Opinions; ithe iufe Wsn
" m9,its ~ MOSES y. CHURCH
BOAT CLUB BALL.
of Metam.ra Boat Cbis VII give their
First Annual Rail- Hail. tos Bro1dway en ondayeve
The ,oan " be srcndd decorated with ensss, signals,
sc f The seye a. Boat Css OF the city sna the e'n edge
neither pains eSnesha ne spsrcd '" gay
,Lo,o =, h , ma favo them tl heir company. ~
eba ned ofcrher oi the menrs ol the v up
o,ns Merchsnts' Cones Room, Clark
Allen II, ollie music Broad
"'' ~" " WILLIAM 3 ROSS, President.
rouu W MuLs, Secretary m2a 81
az Mn. BsrsTow.-Lct all bad writers look at his
advertisement i'll
The herald., 1837-03-24

MANUAL OF PoLrTESEss.-Ths exquisite little bro
chure published in Philadelphia, is sold by Shepperd
l79 Broadway. 1t contains, in brief compass every
essential rule for acquiring the manners Of gentleman
good health, good principles and general happiness
1t will be great addition to every dandy's small IL
brary, and no young lady ought TO be without it.
The herald., 1837-03-24

In THE CLoUDs-Glbson, of the New Orleans Ame-
rican, speaking Of Celeste, now Logging it in that city
says "she puts to the blush the highest imaginngs
of the poet, fresh from the chssel of Praxteles
No doubt oft. Her scanty drapery makes every in
nocent girl from the country blush.
The herald., 1837-03-24

x.r A communication on Jedediah Burchard, from
yermoner" is received, and shall be attended to.
The herald., 1837-03-24

QP Mn. BarsTow.-Lct all bad writers look at his
advertisement. i'll
The herald., 1837-03-24

But enough cannot in single article, or in sin
gle paper, or single year, dsburden myself of all
think and feel for the elevation of the sex. l have
only time TO say At present. that in May next, some
beautiful spring morning--the sun bright, the sky
blue-I think shall visit New Haven, and startle
all the fair ones there as deeply as Professor Olmsead
was with the meteors of November. Have they any
moss roses in New Haven? What sort of churches
have they! Have they good poultry? Are the pro-
fessors men Of the world or humbugsl Are the stu
dents young rogues? Have they good bottled por-
ter? Is there any abolition under the elm trees"7
am painting to know the whole.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04
Monday, August :.
Election News.

We have ilsi received The cheering
intelligence Tia, VIZ. S,sniv, the Wing
csndidaie in she l,irl Congo ssianal dis
triei ui Tins State. has hern slecled hy .
mai"fiIy n 700 Yates over Me-. Wilson,
he Van Baren competitor.
We further learn hv private corrrs-
Tpndcnce, from the Newbrrn i.Islrci.
llat Mr. shepard has beaten Mr.. Nose
ley, ihr Van Buren, candidate, by a ma
jnrly of between four ar i've hundred
so,ts!A glorious and unexpected result.
htryimd.--'fhe election for memhers
Of Cttgress has Just terminated IN this
state. Wings aud 4 Van Buren, men
have heu elected. The result m. nliests
q considerable increase m the fnrce NJ the
Wings II that state. by The reduced ina
iariues oslheir opponents.
Missisfppi--a few returns from this
state brsplbk Waierloo defeat CIR Van
Burepism. Peseni returns give Prenllss
and Acee lts Wing randIdales. nore than
two TO one ,.er clairbOrne aud Gholsun,
the Van Bursnties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04

ele charges The things upon Mr. G., yet
he TsadeT esnnai possibly e0nslrue II but
into diEeci charge, o. ; : degrading pre-
Farle@saon" ~ he parP0se 81 imposiag
The idea nPon The people. Let ne edss
Cor eaoose betaeen he lwo. Doh con-
lempsibir; bus lie hrsl les hein0us.
We have always had al aversion %
names silhooi regard 70 Prasiple. 81
what sssil i il II We call Mr. LOring
rogue when his whole rnurse Il life be-
speaks The ssEiclesl honestly! Or q
what matter i il. il h Tor any ulrmier
- his party - called Drmoerai, ahen
the whole u his talents arr dlrfeied -
the snsIenanee Ol EKeennve a0rhorigy IL
conlradislinclon 10 tie viii II the Repre-
senls'lses Of The people. A. well call
tha sinner ! SAINT. Or tie lnlidsl chris
iian. We four pany) have been iaunl-
ingly called Wings. and Is whigseTy j.
nn'trfsiaad = opposition u Executive
usurpaiinns. e. mas hallowed associations
connected with u, ne are proud OF tie
name. Aud We have no nblreiions 10 be
called Bank Wings, fnr We believe Ma
lIOnal Bank Indispensable, Tor The eOBEe-
fence Of trade and exchange. But 70 BE-
called iederalisus when our ellorls arr d.
Trelei with all their force against eOasO-
iiGiiOn, and IN behalf Of kepublieauism
j. lna bad. Nor call us Aullliers--lor
hi Is an exlTene 10 which lew 81 ns
WILL b. wiling 10 90. This way nf ar.
gumH. iand We beilese Il IL ihe whole
luTt II lhe S,andaid,) that because there
are some helerpdox persons sllslehsd "a
party. theirs are the OplnIens Ut iht
whole. Is AZ base IS il Is absurd. Mnh
what justice could we charge the Adm.
nistranon party with being al did Torres
because Charles IngersuIe one of The
leaders Of the parry IN Pennsylvania. hat
SAID that II he had have been IL age dur
ing nur struggle Tor emancipation. h
" uld have sided With our enemies
None a. all. Then whymake such grns
charges upon the opposition parry bscaus
they have helrrocliies!
Gui 10 drop lhis train Of remarks--W
have high and important interests whic
are 10 be acted on in the next Congress
Interests which concern our IndIvidue
welfare and prosperity. Our exchange
! are sadly brnken up---our currency aimo'
useless--our commerce retarded. Il
me,Iy must be applied. What il is v
know not Let Us make choice Of o'l
: for an agent Who has the keenness oi pc
{ cepilon Ia see the remedy 1.-The judgaheI
, aud honesty Ia wr,gh It mInnei' al
di.eneumber II If lis dangerous Ir'PO
uuns-- and the ability IN d"rct aud can
, 1t through. Vino shall Tins br! "
leave the answer for the people Of the di
| lrict
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04
MIR. GRAHAM-THE STANDARD

We admire the apparent good humOur
with which the editor Of the Standard has
seen iii To treat our comment nn his
magnipotrnt attack upon Mr.. Graham -
Bur though The .r;icle is commendab,- for
ITS pleasantly, IL yet evinccs u sublleIy
and cunning ON The part OF its author,
which would do credit tn the expert Rey-
nard, endcavoring by doubling and i~ Ist-
ing to avoid his pursuers. The editor lor
ite purpose Of drawing us from the con-
slderauun Of the exalted merits and tran
sendani abilities Of Mr.. Graham, has very
shrewdly thrown out bait. BY present.
ing the name Of Mr.. Calhoun for our vim
dtcatinn. But tins will not do: Mr.. Cal.
hnun's cranes (f amy together with
their Justification are btiore his. county
men--lel them decide on his guilt or iu-
nucence. We have. never favored the
Nulllicatlnn doctrine; Nor have we ever
attempted To Justify lis voiarIes, Union
the Constitution aud The Laws" has
been and ever wall be our motto. We
deem II not irrelevant TO state that Mr..
Calhoun has so modified his doctrine as
to take away from il The unprecedented de-
sucuseness, and render ii quite passive;
for he would only recommend resistance
when evils are insaferabte: and he stated
~ late speech. that he conceived il an
measurable privilege to be a member Of
thus glorious cunlederacy. Then, as the
leaders Of tins munstrous doctrine have 50
lar retracied their steps as to free us IRON
The dangers of disunion, lei us drop The
! settled pulnt. aud deal IN matters more
intimately connected with our present
, welfare. -
, The editor Of the Standard denies
Z charging Mr.. Graham with being Null
lfier. We are glad Of this: but the pub
h: will Judge OF the Standards high te
gard To The claims oil justice in dealing
wth political opponent, after reading
III, charge aud Tue DENIAL Though tht
ss,sacious editor may deny that his ar'l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04
Obituary.
cOxsrSIcsTED !

CONANNtcATED
Tied, IN this county on Friday The 2sth
Of July, LorIsA HgrDFS, daughter of
Thomas W. Holden, esq. in The oh year
Or her age. The writer Of this noliee
feels unwilling 10 lay doan his rem
without noticing something more connect
ed with this interesting little gih. Her
modesty, her mild disposition, her sweet
ness Of tenpef, never ia:Ieiio aiiraet the
attention, md gain the admiration Of all
vino knew her. SheeyeF appeared as i'll
nocent as , lamb, and as harmless as 4
doe. When wasted 10 4 shadow by
disease, her liitle frame racked with pain,
the wide ocean Of eternity in sight, and
death with all its horrsrs present, her
mind appeared unmlled; nothing dared
70 alright her. SAYS sic. " nv blessed
saviour. love him, for he loved me.
have message for the sabbath school
children; tel them that am gone tn ilea-
ven, and they must meet me there" D!
what moment! The anxious group in
deati,-like stiffness stand around the bed
of the dieing child. She reclines on the
arm OF her father, who kn els at her he'd
side; her breath is short; her dark eve
lashes had almost met her pulse irregu-
lar and quick. Tie deep sigls and sObs
of all around spoke forth their emotion.
But death determined upon his prey,
would wait no longer; forth from his az
rowy CULVER flew the fatal shaft, which
penetrated tine veil of mortality, through
watch a stream OF light from the bright
world above darted into her soul. Tier
eye appeared TO catch an object that was
nign ami unearthly; her counienance
: changed in an instant, and seemed 10 re.
fleet the light OF some bright intelligence
of Heaven, which put human nature TO
the blush, and caused every thing of an
: earthly character to sink into utter insig-
= niicance. The sweet smile still played
upon her lips. The wishful. the anxious
expression of the eye, was still apparent;
animation seemed to have returned, and
: life appeared rekiniled in her visage. II
was the stamp OF immortality upon the
soul, the impress OF which RENAME" in
h. her countenance. rhe spirit had lied
= The anxious father held naught in ri:
] arms but the casket Of clay in which onct
D dwelt the life of his child. She is g me
Louisa Holden sleep on, sweet child
thy little body rests in its mortal rep":S1
n Each returning spring fresh flowers vii
i bloom on thy grave; the little birds vii
e forsake thee not, but continue to hove
around thee, and pour forth their song
). so sweet and we, who mourn thy loss
v will never forget thee; we will endeavo
i so to live, that when the summons come:
= we may be prepared to meet thee in thu
,, sky, where parting will be no more for
e ever. A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04
TIE Rockville COMMITTEE
AnnRESS.

An address Oh the Congressional Flee
ton, purporting 70 be exclusively for the
people of Wake, has casually fallen into
our hands. AZ L is issued rs an extra
Standard. and we ave reason 10 believe
il will be circulated in every portion OF
the district with tbs paper--and as these
are very " exraorjinr, simes"--we con-
ceirs it to be our duty to notice few Of
the arguments and opinions contained in
it.
The gentlemen whose names are aliiy-
ell TO the Address, are doubtless honest
in their opinions. and we believe are ac-
rua,cd by a regard for the public good.
Ii we know our own hart. such is the
motive which admoaisle US Of our duty
tn maintain the principles we profess.
! We anil the signers rra =: is~lc; tire
| mains for Us TO tcmaa - H.. .~'ror of
: their position before We 1v<p"ct the
4 public to coincide with or opma9a.
/ The principle topic in IT, Address is
the Bank question; and tho authors seem
disposed To make the election turn sim
! ply on this. We dcprecste this issue,
ami hope that the people viii not bind
their representative to sapport or oppose
any measure which prejudice may con-
,lenn or theory devise. Lei Them re-
member that what is grand and Imposing
in theory may be destructive in reality;
anil that illy.cxcited prejudice ban;shed
an Arlstidcs and Tha:aistocas-bene-
factors Of their country. Elect Your re-
| preventative with regaf! 70 his - Honesty,
rapa5iIis. aad faihfuiaess 10 hdConSfi-
fmio,i," aud trust to his decision. Bind
him not to any measure; for THIS you
would make him the slave Of party; and
his acts would be directed TO the HomO-
lion OF his OWa Pop"lGri'y and not Your
bcstintcrcsts. Propositions may be hade
J 10 Congress exactly suited to our wants,
and which we wot not of; Shall we bind
our representative 10 vote against them,
or shall we leave his Judgment free, and
hold him responsible at the polls' ihe
latter is certainly the most Judicious po'
licy, and is the very essence of RePubt'
canism.
The committee in endeavoring TO maxi
the issue turn on the question OF Bank o
no Bank, have drawn an imaginary plc
tnre of Bank influence. We know tina
; it has some influence. The very fact
its regulating the exchanges of the coun
try, and of its giving superior advant'
ges to the operations of commerce, woul
give it influence. But it has no compa
satory influence. If it had, why coul
it not withstand the attack of Gen. Jacl
!, son! Bank inlluenceais obtained in tn
-, same way with individual inauence--h
$ its moral worth and usefulness: 'rh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04
a,,aIEN 4 A BROKEN HEART.

lsril / 80 chlid." said the clock
m .kcr, :. aIwa,s feel sale with the
g, IL, Il luk; loI hase always found ina,
n, r,,sd 20 a uomai's heart lies through
b.. ctnd."
" ZOO SEEM" saudi, d" 10 understand
,hr ena.e nsau ~ well. maze 20 doubt
. re general iisorl'e amuag lhe lar
STA.
nv man," ner replied. " that un-
d, rssa.,ds horses. has Pre..y consider
ale Islr khoslrdge II women, Tor they
az jis, alike "a lenper, aud require the
vsf, indeuural sau.r sres,nsn1. lncouE'
aye tie umid ones. be gentle and steady
wan ihr iiaeuous, bus ialher the shiky
ores ike dlsze..
People talk an cverlasiin' sight Of
noasrnsr about vine, wnmen and horses.
i, o,ashl aud sold en-, I've traded 10
Ill u len. and | tell yon there amt one
h. , thousand that Knows grain about
e,,arr OMEN. You al folks say, On,
sucp a man - an ugly grained crter,
hrl. nrtak hts wtie's heart. just as IL a
wan4 = neau "a as brittle as pup
st.tN. The ienlalc heart, Is far A. my
ca, -, nee gees, Is just lac new ladla
ruob, s',,,: you may pull and pull at .!
H.. Il sr"tehes out yard long, and then
1T -. ana Il viii ily right back TO IisoId
49, Their hearts a,e made oi stout
tra.nrr, | ,tll you; .hsre's plagu! s'gh,
OF arar ia en-
/ neycr kn0wrd but one case Of a
broar., near, AID thaI wss III folher sea,
oar " ashlngtun Banks. lie was a
-~I.r lie was tall enough Ia SPIT
da.,4 u.,on me heatls Of your grenad,crs,
al n~ar gbtu, high enough 10 wade
Acr.ss Char.esi"n river, and as sIrong
IS . tnw-b0at. gaess he was somewhat
less thlu lunt longer than the moral
i.x. and calrchts M tun. lie was a per.
1T E,rmr u mn; YOU couldn't fault
A+.a no particular; he was so just a
a.4,le rfllter; l,lRs used 10 run to The win'
j.! hen he pa>stj, and say, '1here g"e:
.Nash,ngta Dank<, bcant he iorei.'
10 beiieyv .hrrr wasn't gal IN Tie low
Ri lac ,Orns that warni ~ live WIN MINI
Well, when | iast seed him he was
oil ain aad bone, hkea horse turnt;' "n
e. ne. lie was tce.lu,ally deIleshe'l,
mere WaIAng skrlel"n, a'n dreadful
sorry says |, TO. see you, ban@s
io,A,n' so pecSc,l; why, y"o lo'k like
sltk turkey hea. a!i.lrss; what oa a'rt
ais your Il am dym. says he, q
broken heart What says l.
have the gals been j'lnng yo0l No
no. saws ue, bsant such TOOL as tta
net,hrr.' SWELL says |, have You
mado bad 81 culauonr No. says
he. shakin' ms hrad, Il hope | have
loo much clear grin III me 10 take on st
bal tor that " hat under The sun Il
il. theft SAID |. : Why says he,
made bel the fore pars of su1.mer will
Lellenant Oby kaowles. that conl'
shoulder tue best bower vi the ConslIlu
uon lnVale. won my bet, 6m IN
anchor mas so eternal heduya broke m.
heart Sure enough. he dId lie Tia
very fall, aud he vas the only instance
ever hetIed tell uI broken heart.
SAM SLICK.
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rng BLESSINGS or WEDL0DK.

The BLESSINGS OF NEDiODh.
=dlock has many r.ables, telibe-
,,r, bas M eniayneals. This cannot be
J-,,-d. n q. are cursed wilh single hles-
.sdnrss IN ID lge. iar nis time that SCI
n, Ihs s,gnnrnl The Paradise VI
R.r.siars j. .nalh, when life i enjay-
~,.,, IN itself. he purgaiory i I'D age
mhen every thing naturally graws dull
and tasseless, scs u = when man becomes
n. weary uageller. when time The De
gr YER afall youth and vigar has PTeyed
p,aa n,- sssiem fir many yraFs, aud he
b,s,as 10 Struggle Nth the mirmIues
.,1-ealirnl apnn old age that The superb
Ar blessings II Wsdlnrk are iell ~ ihnse
,,.us.r endearnenls sud constitutions
ben ace ever admitted 70 belong 10 the
as.r,.a staie.
r.- III man l. then no miserable out
-, in ugh nc caano, move in the gay
mi ls.hlSnable elrrles d sorlsiy yet he
h. iriends and occnpallon ID his chill
do lie des,gn,s ~ the gfowih uf
,ielr inlnds--lhrIf pufsniis, aeqalremenGs
sad success. lie has living sIradiness
81 u.e hean---lie has , revival uf genue
,lhaells. sdd ransseraled iDemuries, he
:. en,rrro AID animated be- cuncious-
p-,.,aat hu has contributed - he increase
81 ar. eruntIy's good, BY having be-
aaeal:,rd tie nublr gifts - lie and mind
/. 1ha.e aha will honor his memory
YEA ii - gone las surely worth
- -,ss .aan Tie drl, sie,l name III Bachelor
,s abir 10 say when the World is elu-
..,sas on Us Ilial We have nat lived IN
,a.. FRANKLIN.