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THE AMERICAN.


n the versatility of American charac.
ter is remarkable. the opportunities for
its display are commensurate. One man
plays many parts, and it often happens
that he plays them we'll. Two extraor-
binary instances are now before US.
A ioumeyman printer. brought up in
the office of Mr.. Poulson Of this city.
found the field in which he moved tho
narrow for his ambition. and on coming
of age. he turned stage-driver, and after
wards pedlar. lie next became school,
master in New Jersey, and subsequently
figured as the captain of Duck river
sloop; this latter occupation soon lost the
charm Of novelty, and he resumed his
occupation at the press. In 1894, he was
officiating in Virginia as Methods, mi
mister, and afterwards gave lessons in
pennmanship and Poonah printing in
Pitisburg-prac,ised the Thompsonian
system OF medicine at Guernsey, Ohio
edited a paper in Ken,ucky-superin.
tended female seminary a, Louisville
and finally settled down as a farmer. We
mex, find him figuring in the Legislature
ofTennessee, aud mounting the usual po-
litical topics.
Printers are proverbial for versatility.
Edwin Forrest was originally 4 Typo,
and left the composing stick for the bus
kin and luncheon But our next instance
is even more remarkable.
Judge Lewis, of Lycoming, Pennsyl-
vania, one Of our most distinguished ju-
rists, so late as 1917, was a juurneyman
printer on the New York Daily AdVer-
iiser. He afterwards returned to I.y.
coming, established a village paper,
which he edited with spirit and talent
studied law during his hours Of leisure
came TO the bar, grsppled successfully
with every obstacle, and fought his way
TO distinction. He was elected to the
Legislature; became Attorney General oi
Pennsylvania; and from that Office he
was appointed President Judge of the
Court Of Common Pleas. Ills talents
are Of an unusual order, it is true, but his
career is a sufficient example 70 slimu-
late the noble.mind-d youth of our coun.
try I" perseverance in gaining those ac-
quirements which lead TO eminence. Ia.
Tents withou, application would never
have made Mr.. Lewis Judge.
philadelphia paper.
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A good story is related Of President
Humphrey. Of Amherst College. One
morning. befare reeiIations, some Of the
students fastened live goose in The Pre-
sident's chair. When the President en-
tered the room. and discovered the new
occupant Of his seat. he turned on his
heel. coOlly observing. Gentlemen, |
perceive you have > competent insiruc'
,Or. and so viii leaEeiyOu 10 your stu
dirs."
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I HAVE though. proper to decline the
Mercantile business in this place.
Those indebted will please close their
accounts by bond or otherw Use, as no dis.
erection with me can be exercised after a
few days.
W. +. SHIELDS, Agem
for w. ModerweN.
Janusry IS. es-
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HlLLSBOR OUG II. n. {.
PUBLISHED wEEELI
ny DENNIS iIEARTT.

AT Three DOLLARS 4 VAR. tR Nv r"I
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAIp IN A AN't
Those who do n"r give rC'tc OF 'hr" Wv
10 have their PAPER dis. ont:n"rd at the "r
ten &c the year, wilt be r,Csnm'd as '.st 4se
it's tontin, ancc until countCInanCCd - Wv
paper will he discontinued until all afF'S'Is
are paid unless at the option IL III" "n, nn.,
Advertisements mot exceeding sixteen I"en
one dollar for the first, and twenty five c" n
for each subsequent, insertion; longer ""' H..
proportion, Court advertisements wen: .,s..
per cent higher. A deduction OF S1t fs
sSl sr r.Ss "a ,&rssNyrrs 10 t+eN~aT'
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THE REWARD OF INDUSTRY.

lhE REWARD OF INDUSTRY.
The now Right Hon. Sir John Cow
an, Bart. and present Lord Mayor Of the
city oil London, came TO town in the
humble capacity Of an errand boy, and
was employed in a wax-chandler's shop,
which stood nearly opposite the present
site OF the Mansion house. The drudg-
cry which the duties of this office impo-
sed, were performed by hun, day after
Gay, without murmur, aud each task
set by his employer was executed in such
manner as quickly to gain him the es-
teen and friendship of all who knew
him. A few years rolled by, and he was
promoted to the sitaaton of shopmau.
when his unsurpassed industry, and the
strlctest integrity, again procured him
the confidence and attachment of his
master. About this time it was his good
fortune TO win the Affections of his mas.
ter's daughter, 1.-THE present Lord Mayor.
ess,) and their marriage taking place
sson after, with the consent of her pa.
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THE BALTIMORE
& Visiter
A WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Price ReiWcsH Biackmoods Magazine
al less than One Dollar a year !!

fTsCe AeHHcEI. DtuChW0Ou bugHsfne
al less than One Dollar yearn
4 High toned family newspaper. Iha. shall
! ever be fee from matter that would de-
inoralIzc or create an unhealthy appetite in the
community, al price within the reach uf all
has long been a desirable object in this coun.
try. which is 4 ,oded with publications Of cha.
ractcr to do little good and we fear much harm.
Such paper the present publisher has cndca
vored To make the AthenGum aud vIstcr. Dat
one thing remains for him, and that 10 to make
il so cheap that every one who desires such
paper can afford o. take il, aud he therefore
reduces the price To 50 90 q year in advance;
aud that clubs may be induced 10 prefer il, four
copies for s5 paid in advance, will be sen, To
| any post office in the Union. And still further
TO induce very large subscription, ten copies
for $40 will be furnished. Besides the large
amount II the very best matter furnished, the
whole Of BlackM ond's Marazlae, with the en-
ception Of the political articles and such mat
tiers as are Of no interest, viii be published in
q single number regularly each month, go SOON
as the magazine is received in this country
commencing with the January number. II
costs To get this magazine from Edinhurg, IL
dollars, and IL will be furnished 10 clubs OF ten
who take our paper at the extraordinary low
rate Of 81 per annum, including the years sub
scripiion to the paper The character Of Black.
woods Magazine is go well known, tina, il
needs no praise at our hands. To clubs who
only want the numbers which contain the ma
gsIine. il viii be furnished monthly rs follows:
10 copies for IS per annum.
25 10
A single subscription for the year will be rs
cents. No paper sent unless the money &C.
companies the order.
Postmasters or others who will send US ten
dollars and ten subscribers, will be entitled to
and receive monthly the number containing
the whole of Black woods Magazine. Or by
sending fifteen dollars and fifteen Subscribers.
will receive the paper free for one year.
Will papers with which We exchange favor
US BY giving the above few inseriions7
I. s. ARTHUR,
Corner 81. Pn,rs street and Bank Lane,
Baltimore.
April 10. To-
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
Person County.

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1898.
Portius Moore. administrator, &c.
-.
Heirs al law of Judith Oakley, deceased.
Petition 10 sell Land.
TT appesrinc Ia the satisfaction OF the Court,
- that the heirs az law ui Susannsh M'v,y,
deceased. (namcs unk aown are not inhabI
tants of this state, mud that the ordinary pro.
cess Of Law csnnot he served upon them: n IL
therefore ordered by the Court that pub',ca.
ton be- made ~ the HIl sborough Recorder for
sir weeks suecessIvcly. requiring the said heir,
at law Of Sussnnah Mvey, deceased, to nppes,
at the next isrn Of this Cont, 10 be held for
the county Of Person, at the "urt.house in
Peterborough. on the third Monday in June
next. and plead, answer or drnur TO the pet,.
hon, otherwise the same will be taken pro cen
Jssso and heard co paris ~ 10 them,
Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk of said Court,
Of office, the third Monday in March, A. d.
1855.
CHARLES MASON, Clsrk.
Price Of Adv. 81 IS. IA
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
Person County.
In Equisy-NOvember Term. 1897.
John g. Wade, and oiLsB,

souh Vs. "sHes ehe S'"st
ra
John NJ. Dick, and others.
IT appearing to the .aiisfs, iian "f the Court.
4 that James %. Ruiiu, Que IL the defend
ants in this case. is not an inabiisni Of thu
state: Il is therefore ordered, that publication
be made IN Iho IliIl.buEoueh RecgrGer ioF SIX
weeks successivsly, inr the said James n. Ruf
ha 10 appear al Tie next term "f this Court, To
be held for the eounIy II Person. at the court
house 10 RnIbaroush. ON the seventh Monday
after IN. fourth Monday in March next, aud
answer 10 this petition, otherwise the same
will be taken pro eonissso and heard sz paris.
JOHN BRADSIlER, C. NE.
Price Adv. 81 90. IA
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Notice.

IT is hoped that all thn<rt d. h,' IL" car
D of HU.Sfi.sE TO.S & Li.NCH "P'"'
isi at October 1887. viii cat :rd st'''' ~!
accounts ~rh the suhNrlhcr IN m'd'S" ', %
such n settlement is ahsniut, y hrtt,i!
the adjustment Of their hffaus. lhuPe Ills ~
ticG will not be disrerarded
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October 26.
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r,om the soulhsn Literary Messages.
PREsENTIMENT.
nis. PrOPhss's drssm-tAs 'h01gA'
mai Ger re lOEes 10 alag
A thousand shapes Of evil. wrought
Nv Tims's unlalding wiags
Thst IN each wasted tapef's dOons
Or f.ding aoEsr, ! see
soms star Of hops 90 out 10 gloom,
That shone TO s..aes met
The sun sired boa that spans the shy.
No heaven sPru-g promise g'Essi
N. in each tinI's recsdihg dye,
Amyslie symbol lives.
Ne esdding iay sAlwiass my heart
Bat lurking st is TO"',
Some fang lies ready to inPah
A poison to the h"''
when nigh, fars,sIIs her coming RlO"a
By evenings miidsr shsds,
A whisper erssts me Of the tomb
Oh. would there were laid!
Yet whyl this life hath not care
Bu, shadows forth text.
Tia, doth some hesVenly teaching bear
To 81 Us for the nsKt.
sr.s not that must bear the stroke.
That MY cen heart must bl'sd;
For lie whose baker meTeiss broke,
vi, bind $40 bruised reed.
BIT pis tbs, ley abuse gen1ls love
Divides my hesrI with CID,
Mus, share With me the pangs ] prove.
And feel themselves the rod.
Oh, may ,hsy share the mercy too
That molllirs the dart.
And feel. with me. its heavenly dew
Disu'd UPsn the heart;
Cast dOwa, upheld, disturbed. yet calm.
This vale Of tears we'll tread.
Poreve. trusting in the balm
By GiIeSd's Healer shed.
No Joy Of life bat vets thorn.
No sting but bears q sweet;
From those we loved It never torn.
We ne'er ia Heaven could meet;
Then msskly le; Us waa5sG hs's,
Still SEEKING a. Ne 20,
The smile tha, plays behind the tear,
Til tear. .aai cease 10 dow. y. nm
csmiea. s. c.
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Tailoring Business.
RE.W0I.IE.

RE.MOT.TL.
AIR. Levin Carmichael has
WI removed his establishment 20 The
building once occupied by David lar-
brough. csc. IS . Dry Goods store, and
recently By DR.. Norwood, As > Doctors
ShOp. lie would take this occasion 20
return his thanks 10 the mary frienes Who
have bestowed their patronage upon him,
and earnestly solieits them 10 give him .
call az his new stand.
The Latest Fashions wiil be
regularly received from New York. Bal
Iimore, and PhiladrlPhia; and he las ex'
celleni Northern woFkmen 10 execute his
work. Every attention viii be paid 10
his work, and na effort will be spared %
please his patrons. lie fsiiers himself
that he has generally succeeded in max
| ing his work On; and he thinks he can IN
sure il TO be as well executed as any IN
the Southern country.
January IS. IL u
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STATE OF NORrH.CARoLINA.
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1888.

March Term, 1888.
The Petition of the minor children lnamcs not
knownl III John Ea.ey and wife susanuah.
Who sue by their next iTicnd and father John
Easley. Henry Day and vie Cstharine, A ex
andeT E,isxsOn add NIir Mary,
againtt
James r. Jones. Nancy Jones, the children q
Joseph Jones who rspesCnt tSru deerssed
father, William Jones, Parhsm Brooks add
wife sally. Siephen q. J"nes. DAVID Chnsto
Pher and wife Lucy. Betty Anna Jor &c. lie.
ali Jones aud Rebrcra jones.
PsiiIica for Settlement.
IT appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendants, the children and heir.
ol Joseph jones. William Jones, the children
aud heirs &c stephen g. jhurs and DAVID
Christopher aud Lucy his w,ic, are mol Inhabr
tanIs Of tins state, aud ttat the utd,uar. pro.
cess 81 law cannut br served upon them: u i.
therefore ordered. that pnbhChion be made f,l
slI successive weeks IA the liIishntouph Re.
c"r,irr, that the said d, Pendants appear ~ the
ncx, Court II Plras a. d QuStIrr Sessions, 20
be held far the county al Person at the court
hn"s. IA Peterborough. on the uird Monday ul
June next. then and there % plead. answer az
de'nur to sad petiIinn. "thct~Ise the same ~ i'll
ne taken pro eoHtIso. aud heard "a parie as "a
them
Witness Chsrlrs Mason, Clerk nf said court,
A. "ffice, the third Monday "f March, A ID.
1888.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv &C so "A
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINi.
Person County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term. 1898.

''''PA 5. IA'%P''H' Original Au.ehmcn, lie.
jenna ~ Jsknsssn. -"
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
I that the defendant in this case j. not an
inhahitant of tnis state: u is therefore order.
ed. that publication be made in the HILLSIDE
'ongh Recorder Tar rix successive weeks, that
unless the defendant appears Al the next term
Of the Court 81 Pleas and Quarter Sessions. q"
be held far the eounty Of Person, a. the court
house in Peterborough, On the third Monday 81
June next. and plead, that judgment by default
will be entered against him
Test. CHARLES'MASoN, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 90 IS CIV
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NEW SERIES or THE
LITERARY OMNIBUS:
FURNISHING BOOKS ny MAIL! AT NEwsPA
PER POSTAGE

PER PosTAGH!!.
xIALDIE'S Li,ersr, Omnibus has now
w been IN existence twelve months. aud
las erl'yed durnr that period . yer. eH,rn
snc s'Grr 1T puhIr tavonr Il has iurnis I'd
Tor trO deIiars and haiE REPRINTS Of Londnn
books ShIth cost there over inv ssrsa deiiars.
in addition To large amount OF Iil,rar, matte Z.
re'Irws of new bu"ks, Ia,eE, and d. mestr and
Iureign news
TIE onI'na' proprietor. int"Edi Z to devote
his time and aItraii"n To his other pc,i de a
works, has disposed &c his interest IT. tie On
nibus to the present publisher, 1ho " III make
II" farther chang" I" us geurtal character than
! snirg II from another "liicr, AID changing us
name tom ~ aldlr'." I" 'D"wn's"
Browns Literary OnnIhus vii br sturd eve
~ fuIay mOruinP. p Iutcd un rIctile: papp,
OF a lArce sszs. D. Wi r"n'Gn,
l. Bouk'. the ntw west AND b. 81 I al rar l.,
procured cqna. every w",k t." l."r,.,... e."
derim" volume, cm6ract4g Aov'ls. Trsv Is,
Meu",rs, Sc, AID "n.y chatC' abe with news
psp"r rusiae'.
2. Literary Reyirws, Tales SNtirhrs, No,i
crs al Books and ,ni"tn.stton from the Nrtt;
NJ lrtir:s al every dcscrt,ti'n
; rhc news OF the wtek, f,r,ica snl Dc.
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tNc pFfe WI "" Two Gtfl aTs &c. 5HnufB Ia
cinhs "f five tnidIals Z" cuts al Two W.
dwIduals. t~n doIa's aud Ia t. ar hvc del
lars Tor the two. Single nail subscribers, three
dollars. Mai remI tanses e. BE- past PAID.
AZ the arrangements fnr i'is uRdrrtskinr
are all completed. the proprietor t.ks from a
i &c ,rrnus public that consideration to which 81
dliFnsive a scheme Of circulating kuoM ledge
aad amnsemcn, is entitled
The first number Of the New Series com.
| menccd IN the fifth Of January, 1888, frt-m
which period or from any future date new sub
scrihers may commence.
i tps P"s,mas,ors and agents Cor periodicals
throughout the Uninn aud Canada are request
ed to act as agents for the Omnibus, ard c. m
municate with the proprietor.
~ Editors of new spapers who receive this
| number, by inserting the prospectus four times
eonspicuously. aud for~ aiding a cory to this
Office, will be entitled to . free exchange Tor
twelve months.
Address post paid.
WILLIAM BROWN.
No so North Fourth street, Philsd. lrh,a
January 10. GA
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Mail Arrangements.

ALL hitter. In 20 BY either az the Stages,
- should be lodged 10 the P"st ofhee bsiuEs
six n'ciaek 2, NJ. On mail Days.
n. D. The Posi- nffec has heen removed iwo
doors hoTih Of Oh. Printing tiilirr.
THOMAS CLANCY, Pm.
April a. IS
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Boarding House.

q FEW revnlar Boarders can be accommo.
ia dated by the subscriber, at the old stand
Of John Fadd,s deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be uccommoda.
ted during Court week
THOMAS d. GRAIN.
February ~. es-
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FOFfE6r6iEg .TgeRrg.
To Stock Breeders.

TIVE sub.criher has an IMPORTED b. L.
4 Of the Ayrshire breed. now il TOT r,s,
lie will render service at five d"lIas per Ct.;
or to any careful man lie would farm him 10.
al October neat. Argyle Is al animal ii be,s
tdul form. now in fine health aud CONDITION
lie was selected IN England a. the best sds,,.
ed To oar c"untty, the whole stock bong r..
unatkShls i"r their easy kcsP. sud fine nilsn,
qua.nIes.
have also an IMPORTED RAM | w7ui
farm ou' the c tnnc srasnn; he 10 Of the Lcr
ersIeT breed, s" famous Tor early maturity. has
ness and qIan'tS of their m",l, aud tesd {
kindly ard pr. fitahy ,or n" taLle
TIE s'ock ha- Is on umrourd At graf IL
prnsr with the h"rc e improving ~ ate
aud Sh' cp al my "stIve state; aud 4 m! HI
ioA -; zehs 30 "ut avail Ihrtust Ives "t lie %
p".'urny tr"y musl blame tn,m'eve', ~
| nae,
ALLEN JONES DAVE.
NtArt' On IL
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III Mr.. CARMICHAEL has just
received his Spring and sum-
mer Fashions, and is prepared 10
ct Gentlemen up in the most neat and
fashionable style. Give q call, gentle
men.
April 81. IS
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u Il Nj EN-,

Il I'VE kA AZ,
SO, WILL. stand 3, lie slslt
~ OF the subscriber, in u,a &c
C&A{E county, and rc" ars al ns
ry>l.,.::, ,,.,, cr two OH CT laccs Iah'l
tie cool season tie place ret
named; / wait 10, inform alien ir N tiCse
WHO expect to ru, To i'm, tai I'M! It
able TO 5, lect Tic Rest stands ttfcre | e.
serilse him. The terms will te lev
much more so than any Irrse Of lis ~
lue--io Wit, 80 dollars 10 insure, and .
dollars the season. which ma, he Glsch'''
ged by 90 doliars in The $, aeon. The ST.
son has now commenced, and vii end IN
10th Of July. reqnes, Ill those vic
intend 10 favor him with tEti CUSTOM 10
put early; the advantages are MN! 'rd
great in raising early colts. For bIc'1
and performances. src bills.
JAMES MOORE"
January 25. o'-
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Land for Sale.

- Some person may s'i bs,.
cTgss. gain in a TRACT & LAM, .n
~ taihing 400 AeEss 10 n,i'ts A.h
~ wesi f,nm IIillsbnr"uch ed e.,
i.uTIh d . mile f.am Mount Pleasant At,5,.
my. on the main road Ia High Rnsk
THOMAS REEVES.
March I l0-
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-02

DEPARTURE FOR TEXAS OF THE STEAM
BOAT COLUMBIA immense throng as
sembled yesterday to witness the departure
ofthe Columbia. Public curiosity and SYM
pathy was excited by the dangers which
threatened the voyage. The terrors of the
bockadiDg squadron, however, did not de-.
ter an unusual number of passengers from
embarkng; and should the neutrals anu
belligerents come to close quarters, there
will be found more than one tall Jonathan
on board, who caa handle the rifle and
Bowie knife in way that would not dis
grace Davy Crockett. We fear that in the
event Of meeting with the Mexicans, the
Columbia will have to depend on her own
prowess. or the terrific hissings of her cs.
cape pipe, for defence. The star .spansled
banner is no longer protection to our Cit.
zens in the Mexican seas. So many in.
suits have been offered to il with IMMUNITY.
that the barbarians Of that coast no longer
respect it, and as well nigh, our merchant
men hoist at their mast head dirty pock-
ct handkerchief, as the striped bunting or
starred ensign. --New Orleans Com. Bsl-
letin, April 3.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-02

to the laws Of my own country. But in
extenuation Of my offence, would state
10 your Lordship that in the middle of De.
cember last, there came to Detroit, vast
number Of men who fed from this country
many of them were poor, hungry and
Naked. They had fled from their homes
and families, at a moments notice. They
told the story Of their sufferngs, OF their
wrongs. These stories were circulated by
the press, and believed by all while your
magistrates, and others in authority on our
frontier, confirmed in the minds of many,
the same, by their insulting and overbear-
ing conduct towards some Of our citizens,
whom business had induced 10 60 over a.
mong them.
Then came the thrilling news of the cut.
ting out of the stcarner{Caroline at Schlos.
ser, an indignity committed on our nation.
al honor-an insult 10 our national flag
Before that time, my Lord, nothing was
done by the citizens of Michigan, nor was
there any thing intended to be done, but con-
tributing to the comfort of the unfortunate
men who were said to be the sufferers in
the same cause, like the fathers of our
own revolution in '76. Reports were also
circulated by persons residing in Sandwich
and Maiden, that they were raising the In.
dams and refugee negro slaves, residing
there, to burn Detroit and other places that
had afforded an asylum to those whom they
called rebels.
Excitement then pervaded every mind,
and |, my Lord, in common with others,
in an evil time, rushed headlong in commit
ting breach Of the constitution of my own
country, and for which am amenable to
her own laws.
To you, my Lord, whom both parties
acknowledge to be humane man and an
upright Judge, the melancholy task of pro.
nouncng the sentence of death, in any
case, must be painful one how much
moro SO must it be in this instance. Here
no attrocious acts are committed, no muir.
der nor arson; but men who, through the
misrepresentation of others, and from the
natural indignation arising from the outrage
committed on theirs and their country's
honor, AMI can say from the best and pu.
rest motives that could nctuate the human
heart, have been hurried into an excess
which few men, to magnify their own
prowess, have augmented into one of the
most horrible and attrocious acts of piracy.
| will not detain your Lordship any lon.
ger, but would request you, if consistent
with your duty as judge, to favor me SO
far as to delay the final execution Of your
sentence sufficiently long, that time may be
had to lay my case before the proper tribu.
nal OF the home government, and have your
sovereign's pleasure thereon.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-02

MORE SPEcIE.-The John w. Carter
arrived yesterday from Kingston, ia, had
on board 100000 in spccie.--Com. Adv.
SPECIE BY WHoLEsALE.--The packet
ship Gladiator from London, has on board
@l,25O,O0O specie in three PARCELS
Whether she has other sums, we do not
yet know.
Half million of dollars in soveregns
were deposited this morning in the Man.
haitian Bank at their legal value.
The Columbian brig Marcelino, at Now.
York, from Carthagena. has brought &c.,.
1875 in gold and silver.
A large Hebrew establishment wos report.