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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

The Abnli,innisIs are at skies and se-
vens. In the midst &c their srItciu.,,e
fnr the rights nf the negroes. they are al
50 in the midst Of quarrel fnrllr rights nf
each other. The made creatures, are
taken all ahark hy tie claims Of the d" size
creatures" The women are in arms 4.
gainsI the men. and lnstead Il ii,!unp 10
Tree the pour blacks from g,rr fet,ers.
they are trying al manner III means tn
unieiier themselves. They have no no.
ton OF letting HE m"n have il all ti,rir
own way. hey cnnsldf Themselves
more manlal than mqnkind Iself, aud we
agree with them. There oIeh, To he =
general transfer of ha5llugtn,s in thai
i'Veiy association. The Hrtlcoats ep!-
IDENTITY belong 10 Garrison lad his male
associates, and Miss Marlfean anil IN.
rest ri tie sisicthool nmclIby all means
to n3uH; the unncalnnl,lrs. BEINGS
claiming 10 I've mea, shout never skuik
like George Thompson al, Lloyd Gar
ris"n qhrn they smell peiI. and wumen
""o have any claim In 81 ideuuiird with
the lovely sex. cnull haliy be brnosht
10 brass enough for such lIsrlays AZ they
are making u1w-a-ddvs Such monde
scripts certainly ought b wear Wafer.
Ions. aad escIicw all drcbtive DISCUSSES.
Shaw's ought 10 be l"res nrn by orators
who harangIc in pabIc, Ind 10 see a Ia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

" The s,a'.sPans'ed banner 10 triumph shaH
wave.
Der the land Of the free and the home Of the
brave"
O"e v e'!nesday morning, says the BAL.
iImorc Patriot, tie fars oi The shipping
tn t'-~ h"fb"r. commencing al the Point,
were h"ls'ed al masthead. as a signal "t
rtjme'ng by tbe "Sons uf the Ocean. at
The defeat ~ thai bill ol abcmlnaiIuns"
the Sub. Treasury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

The Rev. Martin Rlter. superintendent
Of the Methodist Episcopal m,ssIOn IN
Texas, died at Washington, in thai re-
Pu"llc. "n Tie lon uIr. a public meet
my was heli, aud resolutions adopted.
expressive Of regret for his demise, and
sympathy With his relations and trends
IN the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

DasHing.-The following excellent
remarks on the subject ri duell'ng. are
from The pen Of the late John Jay, one Of
the sblest iurists. as well as one Of the
best men. which This country has ever
pruduced:--
L" When we seriously refec, on the
declaration made By tie Almighty at Ihai
awful moment when the retiring waters
Of the deluee proclaimed hun holy and
an avenging God. 4" ., the hand Of every
mans brother will require the blood Of
man." when We call To mind the assur-
anee Of the Gospel. thu, the murderer shalt
not inherit eternal life, We cannot but
shudIer Il the lemerity uf the duelIIsi, and
at the fate that awaits him. | will not
comment on the absurtlity Of seeking
reparatinn for irItling or imaginary evils
=, the hazard ol even lrfe itself The
fully of the duellsl is lnss in the con.
temptation 81 his enormous guilt.
Bot suffer me 10 make a remark. thai
thus To den0mnate an act honorable,
which originates in the musi malignant
passions. which equally oursgrs the
ptecePts Of our religion and the laws n
our country, and which is generally
perpe'ra,ed rs G,cn At ,!issnIu,e character.
Is an abuse Of language " hleh can be ,ole-
ra'el only nv lhnse whose moral sense il
as depraved as that of the inrlts, himself.
The more we retlec, on the nature aud
tendency of Ihis crime. and on the reressa-
~. and indeed avow"d obligation On the
par. Of !hosc by " HON ii was cummi,-
Ted, the more persuaded shall We he ri
the prudence oi tie law. excluding from
all offices Of honor, trust. or profit, anil
from all participation in the election NJ
the public officers, every man. who by
being in any way accessory to a duel.
evinced a want OF that moral principle.
without which he cannot safely BE- inlrust
ell with the rights Of citizenship"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

Zoe Courier and Enquirer announces
that ns new steam press, the d" Great
Wes'ern, will he IN operation on the 1t
July, and PRINT six Thousand sheets in one
one hour, Or Que HUNDRED sheets in Que
minute.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

MALAPnoros.-Wc are panied 10 see the venerable
Doctor McNevin out in the blood.s stained sheet
of last Saturday, and attempt in the case Of the
Bambers, to identify murder with Irish patriotism The
idea Of holding up couple of men indicted for
der specimens Of Irish patriotism, is ludcreus and
melancholy at any time. Al the present crisis, with
the events Of washingtoa before us, il argues the
want Of right moral sense, an incorporates slble
obtussness in the heart and intellect
We trust and hope that Doctor McNevin will re-
call or discvow his unfortunate letter. 1t can do him
no honor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

THE BAMBRRa-It would have made lion laugh To
see the sym pathy manifested for these by pollti-
clans in the Court of Sessions on Saturday.
The Bambsrs Gather and sony were brought into
court about noon, when the room crowded al
most to sufiocatien. David Graham, Alderman Bra
DIV, Robert Emmett, George Wilson, John McKeon,
Joseph Blunt, and three others appeared in
their behalf Each of the counsel respectively tired
10 make a speech Compliments passed on every
erously, and gentlemanly. The lawyers scratched
the Recorders head, and the Recorder tickled the
lawyers backs. IL was the true !" tickle me, tickle
you system.
number of afidavi,s were read testifyng 10 the
innocence Of the two Bambers Of the crime OF which
they charged, and to their general good and en-
ceent character.
No tive lawyers thought alike on the subject; one
wanted the Recorder to bail the Bambers-one said
he had the power to discharge them, sans eeremone;
one wanted the case sent TO the Supreme Court; one
said the state law under which Governor Marcys
warrant was issued was unconstitutional; one want
the Recorder 10 Sit in judgment STINT nneousy on the
Bambers the Governor the Excessive, the Ccnstiru-
ton, the State, the Country, the Law and Gospel;
out above an 70 Yet the Bambers to go about thsr
busncss-that 10, TO distil rum-snc want the Go
vsrnors warrant sent back for reconsideration, and
all wanted W make speech
In the midst Of this CONFUSION worse confound-
ed, Mr. Price, the u. 8, Attorney fer this Dletuct,
came into Court, and said that he had received ef-
cIa instruction from the Executive TO call on the Go
vernon 10 revoke his warrant AZ the state law under
which IL was i~sued was UNCONVENTIONAL. III
The Recorder adjourned the case till Wedne sdsy
to allow time 10 IL the sidsvits before the Governsy,
and 10 get his matured decision. In the mean time,
he said, tina, he had no doubt the Governor would
revoke his warrant and that the Bambers would
soon be released.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
From the Frontier.
BuFNALo, Tuesday Evening, Feb. 81 1888.
JAMES GORDON Bennett, Esq.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.
The news from the west--thc grand
and glorious news, turns out TO be great grand and
glorious hoax. The cursed patriots dare go to Ca
NADIA, SO far as can be Judged from appearances.
Major Chases expedition has finally and fully
blown up. After the militia returned TO the city from
Comstock's, eight miles up the lake. the patriots, un-
der command Of Capt Burnham, reassembed. Last
night Judge Barker, collector of this port District
Attorney Rodgers, and Gel Worth, with soms thirty
soldiers, started in sleighs. They arrived at Com
stocks tavern about clock, and found and
eutposts, who however did net attempt TO oppose
them. Captain Burnham and party of about 10
patriots, they learned, were encamped on the ice,
about half way across the lake, say five miles out
At 6 o'clock this morning the United States officers
and troops went on the lake and approached the pa
triot camp. Capt Burnham put his little army Of
half frozen scuwaggers in order Of defence and then
requested pariey. Judge Barker made forcibls
and eloquent speech, which, being backed by some
score Of bright bayeness, produced wonderful ef
feet, and the gallant band laid down their arms, ano
surrendered at discretion. Big tears rolled down tn,
patret captains cheeks al the inevitable necessity.
This glorious victory resulted in the capture o.
2b0 stand Of arms, one cannon, two howitzers and
other munitions ofwar
The rs Kegs of powder stolen feloniously or patr-
ocally nom the state arsenal at Batavia, reco
vered, placed under guard, while teams could be
Procuredi but while the guard slept the powder was
again abducted.
The warmest friends Of the pauo, cause have be-
come disguised with these operations, and are giving
up the cause az utterly hopeless.
Mckenzie u mean despcabe demagogue and
almost oil course az unfecling tyrant when power
This experiment was tired when he was Mayor OF
Toronto. General Sutherland is a miserable loaler
destitute OF every qsaty to command respect even
from the patriots. Van Rensselaer, 10 hair Drained
crazy fellow, apparently destitute OF generalshp, i
not Of personal bravery. Chase is rash young Eel
low, desperately ambitious. Mcleod is the smartes
man among them, with a considerable property, con
fscated in Canada, which Of cosrse he is ANXIOUS Il
recover.
Captain Burnham is TO be examined before Justic,
De Forest this evening" with several others Of the n.
leaders of this last mad and exploded expedition
Yours truly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

ur Want of space precludes crr giving the re-
rsa nder Of the European intelligence. The most
prominent particulars will be found IN the following
columns the remainder will appear IN our afternoons
edition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

9T The wAsHrNeron MvRDEa produces the great
est excitement in New England. In New Ha-
ven, the indignation 10 terrific. In Providence, the
papers call upon the ministers of God to condemn Il
foesio In Boston every paper reprobates the bloody
business and the Massachusetts Legislature has
even taken sp the affair. Governor Everett has p'ous-
~ appointed the 9th of next month day Of Pub
lac Humiliation, fasting and prayer" very proper
thing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

TIE MAsK OF CAir.-The Courier and Enquirer
has lost about fifteen hundred subscribers during the
last week. It's aggregate subscription lst was 1900
IL rs now reduced 10 100 at zone fell swoop"
"The voice Of the people 10 the veice Of God"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
Sales mp to 18th Jan, ,

MOCK 18th January, Z76IS 226O2
SsgGswe have notice decline OF about SOC per 50
in for Martinique and Guadeoupe Sugars whch
experienced very limited demand We have had fresh
supplies and stock consists pnepa. of low descriptions
1858 1897 1856
Stock Of Martinique and Guade- - - -
loupe, 18th January. hds 800 10000 1000
Price bonns qu&frems do In bond, SE &c., 25c 4ef
2c We have lad 4s hhds 39l bags Beet Sugar The
use Of our refineries
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL, 1888.
Csrres MAnKEr.-Tbe demand for has been good
for the rs Of the week and the prices maintained
but towards the latter part of the the sales
angud and holders desirsss SELL and have
70 fall Of I'd under the quotations Of last Friday
In Brazil there has been thing doing and
prices are hardly maintained. The remark applies
Egyptian. Fer India qualities there demand the Quota
tions therefore nominal
The sales Of the week have been Is go bales for IT,
qualities 81 TO 81 for Sea bland.
ia kave hoen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
Average price of
Wheat on the

9TH sack 47t 4bt. 50. 42. ST.
Cottsns-On the 9th and 9Th the United
States short staple Cotions animated
the ordinary fair qualities Of these Couons which
noticed decline OF centimes half kie,
ing Review nearly the ground they had lost Since
then has been less business doing and the prices Of
qualities just reverted which
the opening Of the Market week. Other kinds
undergone o change
stocks sist December b.. which IS.
d O 18th
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

trell about 30 years ago. IA the early part Of the
reign Of the Empress Elizabeth, grand daughter Of
Peter the Great
The winter has been colder in ST. Petersburgh du-
ring the last season. than any former year. The com
munycations with the interior of the empire much
retarded by the scanty fall of snow.
The loss occas'oned by the fire al St Petersburgh
10 estimated at l2b millions of francs. A splendid
gallery Of paintings was destroyed in which were
several chef d Gurres of Rubens. Nothing saved
but the children Of the emperor bird, and sone
few ARTICLES Of silver plate and the imperial diamonds.
The empress was at the theatre where Taglisn was
dancing when the fire broke out
The cold was so intense that the water woald have
frozen in the air had not engines with furnaces been
used, which kept the element from congealBg. After
the fire had burned for hour this unnecessary,
as the immense volume OF flame heated the air a.
to melt the in the close by. IL 10 stated that
broke out IN the apothecarys establishment BY ac-
cidcnt The winter palace was the largest sove.
rcgn residence in Europe as Il easily accommodated
1900 persons.
SUMMING or TINE OPERA AT PARIS.
Az one O'Clock on the morning of the 10th January,
fire broke out in the Italian Opera at Fans, wnicn
entirely DESTROYED that ornament Of the rue ravst
The theatre had Just closed after the performance Of
Don Giovanni, and Il II supposed that the hre Hus'
have been communicated by some Of me comnus'i.
bles used to give effect 10 the scene OF the internal
regions with which the piece closes. The name
appeared about hour after the closing OF snc eoers
Others attribute IL TO the bursting OF gas pipe
Several persons lived in the theatre the directors nad
TO make their escape by the windowsi and ~ Sevc.
rni who had been one OF the managers TOT 20 ysss,
rst door The sheet Of fame scared n east ~ feet
feet above the roof and the sparks and fakes were
earned across the Bouevards upon tho roof Of the
Grand Opera in the rue Taltbou', where an en-
plne was placed. The first perseas on the spot
were gentlemen who were engaged in the many
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

r. $3.50 b.. OF which 277oe b. u. 8.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
lMPOnTANT TO The AFFLICTED,
NEW MEDTCINE.

n PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS, new
and invaluable Medicine all diseases arising from tmpuxi.
ALSO subsrilue Mercury. Catharuc . Fevsrs and
Tbese popular rls combination Of newly discovered
Alkaline substance, extracted from the Tomato fisHt; with
dse effects and believed to be the best Ate
tive and Carartc Medicine, discovered They have
been abundany and successfully tried, and have ieceyed
universal appreciation fer Screua dyspepsia aundice Bill
ous diseases Gravel Rheumatism Coughs Colds influenza,
Cazrrh Diseases Acid SoMachs, OlaHduar swell
ngs OF kinds Ces,iyenes colc, Head ache &c &c.
An Asdote Contagious aad kptdemc Diseases 10 pre-.
vent the feraiion Bilious aud Liver Affections Fever and
Ague &C. reside in hot climates and low an6
srshy countries Caharc that be used
those ocaities will ind them infabe remedy
Scurvy and Travellers abe best M dicine that they
the daagers of exposure in unhealthy
climates For ordinary Family Physc they are universally
approved, as the best yer offered
he peculiar virtHes OF the Tomato Plant have for long
pnb great directed the future de-
yeloPmen OF It's qnsti,ies which the rrorrst9r Is
the public with hei confidence of their being the most safe
Of cures those them and the testimony
several Physicians who prescribed them AL concur 10
justify and corrobosate this opinoa. Fke rapidly increasing
demaBd for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
Tie public respectfully Informed that the above fi
Tor sale by the following agents In this cit H.
ID. Sands, William corner of Fueni e. A. NILE
zoe Greenwich; JP Calender, lS2 Nassau street Syne
IS Bowery D. l. Schefa IA Canaslreet r. Burnet
IS x,h Avenae; h. G. e. Moss 4sz Grand street; j.
C Hailock 296 Spring street near Clinton Market
In Brooklyn, byJ. NJ. Smith and A. HIgeman, 6S Fuon
street Orders from Agents or others TO ~ rheip
Proprietor, Hartford, Con or H0ADLEY PHELPS Co
general ardng Agents) 30 Water street, New York.
will be promptly executed.
For tbs this medcna testimonials &C. see ram
ph'ets which may be had gratis of the above Agents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

AFynHY AYrnR-0sr readers remember see ss''
rageoasly bsrsfacsd robbery Of Mr. Tobias rage
He was arrested at Charleston. The Grand airy mere
al this last ssssisn found bill against M m Inc
governor prepared rsquisiton for h. and hs MORN
inc Bswyer went on with itOr was TO have g. 'ns He
win have his journey his pains for aPi ears by
the following paragraph that Page has been dis charged
s,inson alias Pollock alias Page, who was arrested
Toh;.s &c New YORK Of number Of watch Is, was on
Tuesday brought up before Judge Gray in chambers,
an 4 writ Of Habeas Corpus and discharged the
grouad that nc affidavit To warrant his Diet eaton had
heen made bv the parties in New Ysrk he prisoner
was consequently discharged Charleston Courier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

FROM MExroo.-From q communicate made to the
Minister Of War and Msrse by the Commsndant Gen.
era Of the State Of Tamsupas, we learn ihathe soop
Guslpsn, having put off from TamPco 70 embark some
effects on beard the British packet was boarded by
three armed bosts from the French blockading brig
The British consul who had hoisted his flag on board
the said sloop, and himself steering her, was
moved from the helm and ordered on board the French
brig. He, however, resisted the demand. protested
against such hostile proceedings and insisted that the
vessel should be searched. After short detention he
was suffered TO proceed and after placing the objects ~
ssestion on board the packet the sloop returned with
oct further moesation to Tsmpico. We have under.
stood that u 10 the intention of the consul Mr. Craw
ford) TO make complaint TO his Government ef this
anwarrantable invssions Of his rights.
The in Mississippi are said 10 be in pro.
missing condition. the late long drought,
The continuance OF dry weather gave the planters
opportunity 10 clear away the grass and the rains
feaRd he fields thoroughly cesu with noiua 20 ipede
the rapid growth Of the The condition Of the
corn crops 10 favorable This IL hardy plant
az COTTON and is suffer for the wan, Of rain
" O. BaIlciT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
SEIDLI1 WATER-Mrssr. YOUNG KEN7

SEIDLI1Z WATER-MessrA YOUNG KENT
- having arrangements with the prcpretors of the
celebrated Sedltz Spring in Germany, for constant supply
offer TO the American public their powders the means Of
producing the original SeidtI possess
ef all m Inherent virtues The powders long known
SedlI possess oher properties in with the
Seidz than their aperent effects as well produ.
ced by Epson sa beng entirely devoid Of the tonic nd
Alternative qualities OF the waters Hence continuous
use Of Seidz powders produces
compane with much nausea whilst on the other hand the
of the German spring give the stomach
health being attended with sickness other
pleasant These powders neatly put up
zen papers, by Mcssrs Yeapg Kent SIS Broome
OF 1boHpon who the sole importers OF the crysased
Of Gerp Sedz Spring See that the bears
at,Ic ,,~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
WHEELER's BALsAM OF MOSCA.
TELLO.

NJ TO THE PIT BLIC.-In testimony OF the exiraordina.
~ virtues OF WHEELER,S BALSAM OF MOSCA TELLO,
IA purely vegetable pre- partition and quite agreeable
paatel as remedy Cor an diseases bowels Dyspepsia,
Darrhna Dysen,erv Cholera Morbns Spasr odic Cholera
and the summer complaints Children following highly
respectable gentlemen edition TO of
written letters their
Highest opinions merits, Of the decided
which its themselves and In their iam
lies
A. De PeySer ESQ. captain OF the New York packet
ship Colunhu Court DOrrantej Charles VI. Webb late OF
Congress Hail. New York. Gel Charles Mspesi David Kim
bcry ESQ., l2 Front streets Mr. David Hhig 4o5 Broeme
street Mr. Augustus Chapn 40 ercer wieh street. M Pc
ter D. Collins ffs Front streets MT Charles Sn,ith 34
Grand street, MI Jehn Immen I2n Sanon street; mr. m
Neal Mercer Stree Mr. Robert Breese 2oi Hudson street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

" THE subscribers beg respectfully inform their
enSs and the public that they have just eopened ne above
establishment making alterations IN and additions
IL The prepared and ready 10 those
who may be pleased them with their patronage
Hhert liberal share of public support ard
they hope from their late important improvements and by
business receive Increase OF IT.
Library al present COCO volumes and is
subscribers enlarge from Time TO tne
systematically rnged and comprises the greater part OF The
approved works the following suhecisHstsry Bog
rapby Voyages Travels, Natural History, Natural and
Experimental Philosophy Classical and Miscellaneous Lera
In addo TO the foregoing they would particu.
larry call the of the reeding community 10 their
eDve collection Of works fiction. Perhaps Library in
CITY produce greater varied collection
Ne effort expense has been spared render tins depart
their Library complete possible. Il contains al
500 volumes subject and daily ecev
sg from the press both Of this couR,
try Europe is also supplied with 10 American and
European Periodical works. Together with fine coleclan OF
SOC Plays, setting and standard.
nc1sion they Reg that exertons
their shall be wanting make cir Library superior,
possible the city, and thereby readerag The most
@iSr p''' j. H q. LANGLEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

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