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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

THOMPSON, indicted for poisoning his I
wife, had his trial al Middlebury, last week
PHELPS on the bench, assisted by Read
field, Hawley and Solace. The prosecution
was conducted by States Attorney, Briggs,
of Salisbury, assisted by Barber of Middle
bury. Counsel for the defendant, Linsly
of Middlebury, assisted by Ormsbee of Rut
land. The Jury could not agree on YER
dict, and were discharged. 1t is reported |
that ten of the Jury were for bringing in
the prisoner guilty-two only dissenting.
Thompson is young man-lived in
CornwaIl-married Laura Haren, who
bore him a child in December Of 1886, or Jan. |
of 1887, and died in February following
The child died a short time before the
mother Some weeks, or months, after
wards, circumstances attending her last
sickness and death created suspicion that
Thompson had poisoned her. The body
was disinterred in June following, and the
stomach examined. Thompson was arrest
ed. and, on examination bad, was folly
comm;,t.d tor.tr;aI On the charoe Of murder
which ,r;,l uos h,a-a,d rp svI,od-as he,
fora s,,,aI " 90 ''
'0' ,ri ''"'eU -
Inc prisoner IS prooao'y re'con''n'''eo LOT
further trial at the September Term.
CuR1sr,.< Rpv,rw Contents Of No
Kline lS3S -SIu,r,'< FIjnus Tvr-
annus: The Ancient Civ of Petra. Con-
tpntmpnt among M;o;>tsrs. Rnropss an
L''' f0' '""oc VI 1r ''o '1:0''' w.
Tr;als. Imnor,n,c. Of nl.as;no others IN
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27
For The Telegraph.


WASHINGTON IN. W UNION AssoclA-
N--Brother Murray Iattended the late
anniversary Of this body, and was gratifed
to find there so many fearless advocates of
the cause of the oppressed. A resolution,
dsfellowshipping those professed Christians
who make merchandise of men, passed by a
large majority.* Also they could no longer
foster and patronize those institutions Of
learning which suppress free discussion.
| am graIifed TO see men come fearlessly
to the point, and speak out what they mean.
There is a modern deicacy on the subjects
of oppression aud RIGHTEOUSNESS, which cor
rupts and darkens the moral atmosphere and
supports these blighting sins. But the mon
sters, although closely allied and mutually
Strengthening each other, must and will be
put down by the force Of truth.
And why should we not speak out the truth
against these sins, as against all others
hope shall not be thought severe or person
al, if adopt the language of one Of the speak
ers at the late anniversary in New-Y ork-
"that among the mednest of the mean are
the Northern advocates of slavery"
Let the Christian and the PhiIanthropist
no longer injure his own conscience, and
wound the cause Of Christ and Of humanity,
by Withholding a vital part of truth. Let
each one hold forth the truth which he has,
and the works OF darkness will soon be fee
ing ava, 10 their own place. Thus shall the
| piety and the benev lence which the Savior
breatbed, be difused throughout this whole
| land. L. H.
Shrewsbury, June %, 1888.
such resolution was lost in the same BODY last
year-so it will be seen that the good cause is adj
vancing III that region. - sE
TFor say ing, The UnirersaIrsts beliere in a
| God rhich do not" A6aer KHeeLand, the inideI,
is sentenced sixty days Imprisonment. This looks
quite too much like persecution for opinions sake.
letters, and racks, and dungeons not the right
instruments for reclaiming men from religious err
rors. They cannot be made to convince the under
standing-of course they will fail to renovate the
heart. ~a-.
The Boston Press has the following, among 9TH
er remarks, on the subject:
"What a triumph, to be sure, for a
christian community We have imprison-
ed gray-headed infdel for denying our
God If this helps religion, how much
more il would be helped by cutting of that
gray head and sticking il on a pole in
State-strect, with the inscription under it.
The punishment of the Atheistr
Ono BAPTsr STATE CoNvEETToN.-Th his
body held its 18th anniversary, at Coium-
bus, commencing on the 26th of May. The
number Of Churches in the State is 398-
Ordained Ministers, 22l-Licentiates, IS
Baptized during The year, 745-w whole num-
= n
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

HBrother Benjdmiu Hillari writes that
there IS an interesting state of things in the
town Of Warren. Ona recent visit to that
place be baptized four young persons. 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

FOURTH OF JULY.-At meeting of some
OF the friends of good order and reform,
recently held in this village, it was resolved
TO hold a Temperance meeting on the
Fourth Of July, to commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ; and an Anti-Siarery meeting, to
commence at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. The friends
of these good causes, in the village. town
and vicinity are earnestly invited TO attend.
A Temperance address is expected from
YIN. A. Howard, member of Middlebury
College. BY a vote of the meeting, the
Ministry of this town were invited to be
present al the Anti-Slavery meeting, and
ready TO participate in the proceedings.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-27

Ono BAPTisr STATE CoNvEE-HoN.-Th his
body held its 18th anniversary, al Coium-
bus, commencing on the 26th Of May. The
number Of Churches in the State is $685.
Ordained Ministers, 22l-Licentiates, 25-
Baptized during The year, 745-whole num-
Der Of communicants, Is, 40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Attention.!

To tie ContmissiOaed. non Commission.
ed 0giesrs. and Musicians, belonging 10 II,
asia Regiment Of Worth Carolina Militia.
DoU ale hereby nnlified and ordered 10 al
- tend a. David Mechanics, on wednesds.
The 10 hr1l October nest, at III O'Clock, eqip
ped as ihe law directs. for drill muster ans
coufi marital; and on Thursday The lila, YOU
viii attend, with your respective companies
ean.rped as The law dfects. Tor reg mental ex
prrise. Each private il ordered 10 be furnish
ed with sig blank cartridges. Each captain
will be expected al that lime TO make his "a
nuai return
THOS. JONES, Lieut.. Col.
sep,ember l3. =. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

remarkable Independence and feArlsssaess
OF Mr. Adams. AMI The degree Of iasin-
enee which The clergy exsTled over The
people in his day. The following 10 cha
raclrrislie Of the man, but shows him 10
. different light:
One night he put up a. The house OF
Mr.. Emerson. The minister Of Hollis.
Nov. his host. as was The general Gus
tom. took glass Of bilsers every morn
ing. and IL so happened that The bottle
was in The chamber where Mr.. Adsms
slept. With Lhe morning came his h"ss's
craving l0r his bilIers. lie did not wish
10 disturb Mr.. A. but he was very anx-
iOus 10 get his liquor. and w he must:
so he opened the door softly, and erepi
sIyly To the closet. Mr.. Adams heard
him, but wishing 10 know what he would
be u, pretended TO be asleep. As soon
as he had secured tie prize. and was
sbont making his escape. Mr.. Adams
broke the profound silence Of The sparl-
ment with Ihe exclamation. " Brother
Emerson. | have always heard You we're
a pions man. and much given 10 your
closet desollons. but l never caught you
al them hefnTe!"
"Pshaa! pshau!" replied his reverend
fIiend. who made Tor The door and slut
il as soon as he elexerly could.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

W OMAN


WOMAN.
won.a. thea at lovely ao~sr.
A brisht AL sssfish'd Ihiags
Proua maa bsnss 'ns aGh lhy soEsEsiga power
From psssnas eAsrl 10 kiag.
A sersPh ssss fen Edsn's bowers.
Be.towlas hiss On earth.
Twlnisg MAS fac Nth iaEs'sswssi flowers
IA a. ths'FhssEsaly birth.
Hoy. tir;ce haly. is the part
Th-ousa lie 10 thee that 5 g'Eeni
asH Rxhl the pet say ihoa art
Tie Eak tax. earth and hsaEsa.
sash ART shsu. Wcmaa. Whsn Thy MAD
Eqasls shy glowing forms
whsa not tAy dsadiiesi Zoe can fiad
On. trace offassioa's storm.
wasrs is ihy ssa.iy' WAs;s .hs spell
that msss AL hs.ns thine oval
n passion BIDS lay hsah rebel.
Thy Pswsr-sas charms are iowa.
VIVA, A.. lhoa thea? a loa,hsonsa sced,
sesEo:iaF teds more f.'F-
dGk.as s'sa life esJss indeed;
Eausn 4we'ls Sah ,ass save care.
on. eve, be lies wats iP'd LIVER,
Thy rea's its Eaan fair;
Then shall raa bless the cheTisk'd hour
That be- fret ier'g lheIe.
Angel Grd aspa be thou TO him,
Lead. Ihoa his thoughts above;
Teach him all earthly lights barn dir,
Before thy holIsE love.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

SRHE subscriber having qaailed al ne last
- term OF Orange couniy CoaEt Of Pleas
ana QaaTter Sessions. as administrative &c boais
nsn a the estate Of JOHN TURNER. decd.
hereby gives noliee. 20 Hll persoas indebted 70
said estate. 10 make payment without delay 10
him the said administrator and those having
claims % preseat them for payment within The
time presenhed by law. otherwise tins notice
xill Be plead in bar Of their recovery.
SILAS NJ. LINK.
.f4a'r. Dc b0nis non.
S.n.s-,hrr m. 36-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
N office.

SpIIE subscriber having qualified as su,rv.
- tnr 10 the last wlll and testament IL
ANNE PHILLIPS. deceased. requests al per.
sons Il dslled 10 said estate 10 maize imUsS;
ate payment, and those hsvlaR claims will pre.
sent them. properly authenticated, within ths
time prescribed BY laE. OF this notice Hill b
plead IN bar u their EeeoyeIy.
Notice il also hereby given 10 The Ieralss.
and heirs Of the said Anne Phillips 10 come IN.
ward and claim the property devised in he
said wlli. 40 the executor ls now prepared q
deliver il over 10 them
BOSTON ISLEY, Err.
Orange eouaiy, Sept 5. 35-3w
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The American Medical Library aud Inielli
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No. containing I0I pages of reprint Of ZONE
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Rlsnk,s for saleat This 0Gce'
HILLSB ROUGI II. n. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE poLLARs YEAR, or TWO poLI""'
FIfTT CENTS ~ PAID IN AhVAscE'
Those who do mol give notice OF their ","
10 have theIr paper discontinued OF the cApH"
ten "f the year, will be presumed as 'ssd d NJ
It's continuance until cuuntcrmantcd -""" ~
paper will he disconliuucd unth all arfca al.r
are paid, unlcss at the option 81 the f'"ntD "s.
Advertisements not exceeding s'H'cf" "". ,,
one dollar tor tie fist, and twenty I'VE I'm IN
cor each subsequent Ins'rlio"; lo' ger ""'i Eve
proportion count advertisements twenty -,
per tcut ljgbrr. A t"du'tion at $50 i'e''
viii be made 10 ADJ xI,:sers by the ycatc'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that application
v will be made to the nFxI Legislature of
The State Of North Carolina Cor an at 10 iacor
pirate Junto Academy, formerly called Mount
Pleasant.
Sept mber 10. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Public Sale.

gTsHE subscriber viii sell, 10 the highest bid.
n der. on thursday ahe lslh vi October
next, on . credit Of nine months,
Horses. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. and Geese;
Corn. Fodder, Oats end Hay;
One Wagon and GeeT;
One Wheat Fan Of superior quality;
Farming Utensils;
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
With many other articles too tedious 10 men.
u0n.
JAS. MEBANE. in.
IIaa Fields, October a. % is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Trust Sale.

NY virtue of deed oftrust, executed 70 me
- for the purposes Iherri in mentioned. shat
nroceeA to sell, Go the highest bidder, on a ere
dh az six months. on the twelfth day Of Oeio'
ber next. at the late dwelling Of Mary p. Me
bane, deceased. near the IiaWheld meeting
house,
Two likely Negro Girls,
and all the perishable property Ofsaid deceased.
Also. Farming Utensils, Hay. Oats. and ma
nv other articles belonging TO James Pendle
ton Mebane.
Bond anil security viii be required.
JAMES MEBANE, Trustee.
September 10. 30
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Public Sale.

DURSUAST 70 a decree Of The Count oi
IL Pleas and Quarter Sessions, made Al Al
gust Tern, 1855. I shall expose At public safe
10 the highest bidder, before the court house
door in tie town oil HlllsbOFoush, on Thursday
the nth Of October neat.
Eight Negroes
belonging To the estate Of John Turner. de
ceased, consisting of one Maa, one Woman,
three Boys aud three Grrls. Nine months ere.
dit will be given. the purchaser giving bond
with two approved securities
SILAS NJ. LINK,
.lia'r. De bgaiS men
September 10 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Farm for Sale,
oeiober %

EI4sS lN GUmFcRD COUNTY, eleven
cSlS miles nearly west Of GTeensboroush,
sGss containing about one hundred aud
-. seventy acres Of land, from eight 10
ten OF unich is good meadow, in good condi.
ton; fruit Of almost every description, both
late and early; in a. good farming neighbnr-
hood, perhaps. as l. in Nnr,h Carolina; five
a1ur merchant mills within three miles Of the
Place. The farm is 10 good repair, with as ma
nv conyenienees as any other, perhaps, IN the
county, as respsris water. buildings, sc. A
good framed HOUSE. 30 by Al Ieet, with eight
rnoms On the lower floor; good cellar; and 4
never failing spring near al hand; gond sprag
house; perhaps as good framed hnrn as IL in
the country, "a feet by SO; and stable room, in
abundance. The situation Is dry aud healthy.
and commanding agreeable cenery. Any per
san wishing to emigrate from east 10 west,
might be we'll suited.
ABEL COFFIN.
Gu'lford county, 9th mo. 10. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Notice.

North Fi1h Street. Philadelphia, back
Of Merchants HOlst.
The only establishment 10 the city devoted ex
clusively TO this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied al ma
" nulaciurers' prices. and their GLASSES in
sur,d from brsakags TO any part Of the Union,
Without extra charge.
those who may have orders for large Class.
es. would do ell TO inform Us by letter, preyi
aus 10 their coming on, OF the size OF the plate.
and the kind Of frame they may want, lwhe
Iher Of Gill, Mahogany or Marble,l that the ar
ticle may be manufactured expressly Tor the
occasion
Merchants shonld give their orders Tor Look
ing Glasses the first ting on their arrival, TO
insure them well put up.
;B Any editor of q weekly paper, who will
publish this advertisement TO the amount Of SIX
dollars, al his usual rate, shall be duly paid 10
Glasses at the manufacturers prices. which OF
course must be as low as they can be bought
in the city provided he will send on his bill by
a merchant who will purchase Glasses. with
which we can pack and forward them at Gus
risk Of breakage.
Sep,ember l. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Earthenware, China,
and Glass.
THOMAS j. BARROW.
~ IMPORTER,

40. 80 .Yassa Street, .N'eV I'Ors,
- As on sale a complete assortment Of choice
--~A and desirsb'e articles 10 the above line,
which viii be sold 10 the county trade upon
the most favorable terms. The attention Of
purchasers is respectfully solicited, with The
hope Of being able TO give entire satisfaction
10 every particular.
New York, July 81. .. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Advertisement.

lliliE imPosabi,y "f carrying on the v aleh'
man ash ough, to be conducted VII c aa
cent on collecting expeditions, aud the hApos
sIbi!ity of longer dong without the large a.
mount due me for SIX years OF labor, have De-
termincd me 10 sell the establishment al Tue
end ii the present year. The subscription ll't
is about eiaki hundred. aud on the increase. and
the job printing and advertising good for al
leasl flee hundred dollars year. A gentleman
of talents and sound Wig, shall have The
Paper on iAs most liberal terms. would not
willingly let il 20 into any other service An
early application is requested.
II. G. JONES,
Editor aud Proprietor
June 81. Eb-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Equity Sale.
STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
Orange County.

In EquiIy-September Term, 1898.
IN pursuance TO a decree Of the Court Of
- Equity made at this term. I shall offer Tor
sale, on the 18th day oil October next, at the
residence Of Peudleton Mebsne, in the Haw
Fields, the Undivided Share Of J. u, Mrbsne's
IN the Tract Of Land belonging 10 the heirs OF
the late Robert Mrbaue. A credit Of SIX and
twelve months will be given. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
JAMES WEBB, c. f. H. Z.
September ~ 81 3w
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

Gin 8ouer in San9omon Gauntp, g.
linoiS, mobte Die Seobabtuns, oob ptnn
ieln Sleb por5i9lib ouf eiuem 9emiben
Sbeil ieiner 8auerep peioete, e5 bon per
in ben tpeitli6en Stooten 70 9efar6teten
mile fifneb befoQen tpuroe. Gr fblob oie=
fen Sbell ieiner Scloer ob uno BON oieIem
3eitpunfte an blieb iein Sieb eeiuno. gs
1T nun feinem 3pei fel unterworfeu, bab
auf oleiem ob9eidunten plde6en bic bis
iebt nod unentoetftel1rfobe ieuer 9efar6-
teten &rontbeit 3u finoen 1T, ii. tper oaber
Die Don oer @efes9ebun9 &entudp's ouf
Die @ntoedun9 lener &rantbeitsuria6e
9eiesten $4,000 ueroienen tpiu, barf nur
feline S6ritte ouf bic Sauerep oeS 9errn
IS. 8a0eee, San9omon@ountp, SQinoi6,
lenten. (pennfp. 8eoba6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13
Oer 2}aterlonD Treunb unb G3ellf Der 3eit

9elpleltr ulo IN (ere bdttcn Gin 9epife5
Stlld nldt lplelen f0uner. Da5 lit lun Gjes
fhmod5I1dle nit Der Wult mir meieu,
uno ORuiIffcuucr beitdti9cn unlre Wieinuno,
un|ere W3uIIfcorps hdtteu oiel ocrtrcfEiter
|9elpicIt ols Die wei6en Mhi9 MulIfuuteu
nit blaueu Gappen, bon oeneu bic cine NGlf,
te uur (tumme Wullf mahte> mGbreub BON
Ger anoern Ndlfte Elm Gbell aus b, Der auz
oere aus fnno Der brittle aus blte5.
0ann beS'ebt ilth Der Staatsmanu auf bic
Dla99en; rr 9lett 81, haB fle >peui9e, ulo
mir olele, obltcu fclne cabeD batten, tpcrauf
" fur Sln buren, 9eitancen bdtte. Ole
Wht0S hatten freylid, ein Stilcf breD pber
o1er Sla90cn> pcrauf SHarrtions Same fir
prailcent anSpo Iaunt ltanb. 9lber mas bilft
oas ? Gle Oemofratcn tperocn San Suren
spieoer ertpdhlcn, rbfhru Ile feinen TQnen
nltt anf Yla99en Sur Ghau tru9en, nab:
reno Narrilou bib1h babein blcibeu oarf,
obltbon oleWbt9s ienen Jtamen 1T Sril1mpb,
ipeb oe5 81 frllbsn Srlumpbe5 umbcrs
Ihleppten.
9iuu otcr fommt UaGe. gEir tatten
namlld1 Gcb0rt< Scarrilon lrlle cine rcdbte alte
QSel6eripietld) 9emod)t habeu. Das erSi,rut
unlcru Stnatsmauu. "Oie Gerldumoun9-
lpridt er - fonmt bon Mdnnern, bic sur
3eit ais 9arrifcn i'm 8eloe war 6 W}eien
oopcn 1T gut fllr'm ShuB) nch llntertto.
nen Gurordiltter 8ilriten waren." 0er
Staotomann trrt ild. 0a5 llrtbeil llber
@ranrD oarricns uno @inIamteits: @winoS
Geoe horten mir bon eiuem 9ebornen Starf
Sauntler, uno s>psD Soerren aus WaDne
SauntD, tprpou einer bis nad,oem er Narri>
lrn lprcd)en 9eb6rt eiu Narrilou Maun war
SdleBlid) 9iebt Der Staatsmann Su, 1le
hatten feline Tancne 9ehabt- aber, bebouptet
er, Wu6feten 9enug. Wel, >pell ! mir Gnbs
ia Sufrleoen. Sour 1por es ntd1t gang lhDn
uno Der Wabrbeit 9emdB, oaB Der Staats
monn> cint9c Spaltcn porhcr, bebauptet, bic
9Stl9s bdtten am Wor9cn 3l&anonen1huB
ab9efencrt. Wie fcnnten 1e oae, ca lle bcd)
feline Runrue hatteu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

Seuer in eonca ter pa.- .-Sn Der
Wtlttwcd1S Nad1t, ben 3Olten SuuD, un uuz
'9efdhr IL ubr brah Seuer aus lit einens
ooppelten einit0di9ten Srdmbaus, neldes
Scrn. Schaun s. Wartin geh0rt, in Der WaIs
|nu6ltrase, unweit benz Hte9eltpeg in 9ancas
lter, lie9t uno bon Samilien, Sobu 9anois
.(Sd)mler> } uno Sorn. 9loot beipobnt rurbe,
Cen Slammen 9eldab @tnhalt nobeem lIe
mcnl9 mebr ais oas Dad serlt0rt batten, all
iein-lhanoerhoftS Su meloen--5rpep &na5en,
&tnoer oes Sorn. Qanois, Der eine etrpu 8 unb
Der 9lnoere ettpa 10 Sabre alt, bic ouf oem
Speider ihllefen, enoeten ibr Qeben in ben
Slammcn 0tadoem bas Seuer 9eloId,t
mar, fan0 man bic eeihname Ter bepoeu
Stnoer, Don Der S,ibe 9ebraten, neben etu>
AMBER lie9en> otelIeldt eben 70 tpie ile iId furS
oorber ruttg uno unbelor9t bem Sblofe
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