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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30
LisFcli'S Practical Surgery.
PRACTICAL SURGERY,
LLGsrEATEu BY
ONE HUNDRED And NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BI ROBERT LIsr0N, SURGEON.
WIN MOTHS AND ILLUSTRATIONS
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I.one.oa cidteu, ard addition al illustra;ions 81
imatraa easts There Ui3i Jc about one luH-
!fed and Thirty IN the whole
TIE American Medical Library and Ini,lil
gParsr. edited BY Professor 4 DgHalisnn. is
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whole forming canrenira'ci record Of Inedi
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Pha, by q. ADAM WALDlE.
Boston: Weeks, Jordan & Co --.Ntp FORK:
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vaiions on Midwifery. Syme on The Diseases
Of the Recium. Osborne on the Nature aud
Treatment Of Drnpsical Di>eases. Green on
the Diseases Of The Skin. Coulson on Uiseas
es Of the Bladder. Besides the NUMEROUS az.
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Ger department.
r Ja'y. 1853. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 inc
Herald, reaches fortnight Of It's close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up IN yello~ t0raPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country, notice. either their subscription
bv fresh remittance to expect 1t to cease al the
close of the period for which il had been pad SUD
scrbers, will therefore understand after this nouce
what is meant by receiving Their papers done up III
yeiloW Urappiag paper
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 10 inc eA-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall ny
way of requal for his shaving often our suosci'
bers. The fashionable morals of the present oay as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen oaSlheh
are to cheat as much as you can, so that the law
does not reach you do not practice on this primer
ple to any extent except when have dealings WIN
the Kitchen-and on such occasions II IS adopted
purely in self defence-f you don't shave you Il get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed when, at the same
time, know full we'll that it is regularly mailed
WHY these complaints? Because many OF AMOS
sub-reasarers will be looking into the Herald TO see
the ineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into us
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as a favor-as
personal favor to me-o try be as honest as tney
can know they have precious little OF that ariice
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

IL sAvANNAH PACKErs-OLDL LINE,
s s:, f viii q s S::
ing order:
ssIP TRENT9N .s, "a; as,l ss.n:a master
sSS sSPSSEid%N NV, FGs5sf master
s s M Ml DS D. l. Porter MASTER
The above shus are ali Of e first class bull, New York
eeg and extensive ana every facility will be afforded
. shippers soods forwarded 70 the subscriber w De
j es9i p5R%osN VANS. New York. or
jS wAsIEURN LEWIS, Savannah.
% Line The packets composing the above line will sail
ship AZ sELioUE, s. n master.
Ship ocMuLGEE, (new) I. ). Leavit-
Ship celia GL, D. l. Porter master
Ship Ship 6CoNEE new, j. Ju9 D. % @ssea master
The above ships were all built in New York expressly for
with the trade Their recommendations very SUPERIOR and
every facility will be afforded shippers passengers All
e%@ission ' scoTT moRRELL y sop,h jas
IA SAVANNAH PACK, Ts-0LD, LINZ,
6 The ships comprising the abovelue will DO despatched
S1&ro New FORK and Savannah III the following order
Ship TRENTON ,laewl Jas & Bennett si master
ssa k ksPTsG%N P Pss,sy MASTER %sstsr
Ship MlLLsDeEvILLE, D. L. rer,er master.
The above ships all o Glass; built this city
expressly for the trade Their Accommodations tor passen-
gers eegas and extensive and every facility will be al
Goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free Of
all charges except those actually incurred.
'e's"' pySoa JOHNSON eEs&& IowpEN, Sc Wall st. and
js4 WASHBURN LEWIS Savannah.
Ei4 COMM ERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
<4G TON PACkETS.-Tha following vessels compose the
-Sa1asabove Line OF Packets
Brig DIMoN, Fredk. Sherwood master
Brig CORDELIA, Francis Sherwood master 4
Brig BUENOS AYRES, II. Stuart master.
New - -, Whhtlesey master.
The all rs class vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
commodaons for passengers extensive and commodous
and exerton will be made please shippers and
All goods orwardedte the subscriber viii be shipped free of
commissions.
Pine ST. vharves, or to
JOSEPH TINKHAM& r. DIMoN,
81 South 81. up stairsor
WIN. A. Caldwell SONS,
A Agents, Charleston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

NOTICH-Tbe Books and Accounts 81 the undersigned,
4 kept by RICHARD HARROLD ~ their Agent are IN
their hands ier Collect Al persons indehtes W said H7r
rod r Ale Bevr by bsok sccoun are hereby
notified The same 10 the undersigned " NE said Hsr
roids agency hes been slssontnped. :. v..
hew Ysrh, Fehrusry I, lisa
Ales by leaving lbeir s5 Cedar street their
Sub ONCE foot Of Delsnoey street INV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27
NO. 1855.
From our Evening Edition. /

FLoGeISG FEMALE PRIsoSEns-The Baltimore pa
pers give interesting nto the female desperate,
lately condemned to two years imprisonment in the
penentary of that city under the Of George VIII
son, for horse stealing Very few facts be
tanned respecting her personal history she main
tains logged silence in all that relates herself The
Baltimore Gazette says
At very early age, say thirteen fourteen, she
sumed male attire entered very young as a sailor be-
fore the and has crossed the that capacity
eight or nine times. For stealing she some time
since confined in the New York state prison for two
years-fteen months Of which time passed in soli-
tary confinement While there she steadily refused
work, and every effort of punishment persuasion,
ailed TO have the least effect upon her The solitary
confinement resored for the purpose OF breaking
her determined spirit but il vaia Lashiags the
bare back regimen Of bread and for weeks
time and various other punshments were resorted to,
but she remained unmoveabe in her determination
work and was emily relieved times, from this
treatment by direction of the physician, VINO frequently
found nature yielding 10 severity, until the term OF her
Imprisonment expired In state prison. she IS equally
ncorrigble Under tie punishment she shoes NOT
the slightest sign Of anger emotion and rA strip 10 re-
cere IRE lash Nth much apparent though
size going bednor does she criase under the stroke
Her determined perseverance is Of much pain
TO the keeper who cannot allow of any INSTRUMENTATION,
and has therefore TO nfict such punishments the
gulations of the institution demand in where pris
oners refuse 10 work In stature she is somewhere
about five feet eight inches, and muscslar
pugilist. Her face looks like the face Of IL
does show any thing like wicked spirit but is
settled, stern, and tRoughtulnever relaxing into
smile. She Of course knows nothing Of womans work.
She can handle a needle with further dexterty than
will enable her button on her pantaoons. She
is English by birth, and has ntimated her IN
tention fhaving her life written and published when
she returns to her native country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

R0n sALE-A los n srst rsss Staging csssrles Jose
srrvea Also qusnsty Of hapds-ms Shell work \
sold a. The Of rshss snd Nssss sa UAit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

Keep the dry head cool and bid defiance to The ply
sician.r-- Boerka~rs.
HE fair ssd lovely land cutdowa In the bloom
Of life owiRV the diseases srsng from wet feet DO
then the coughing sad barking asd pains eu
msc that the doctors 10 ride In their coaches And
danger OF We would casen our re sders No
mster how healthy 70 guard against feet An OF
preveutop worth pound OF Journal Of
Heaih.
vet fe. l-U s. Gazette.
20. NAGLE, Of Philadelphia, respectfully inform. the
public that he now located The Boot and shoe Eesab
srstoppouuniy hembrsced 10 ino the reader, that after
several experiences and trial the subscriber has discover.
ed cenposon which renders leather Of description
conpeteiy nperveus even ~ water. he American
Institute has twice borne testimony In lis utility by
awarding ne hrst diploma IN 1885 md ass and has with
The most decided appreciation OF the Franklin Institute OF
nllsdenhv'-,shortes Of the hs hest responsibility.
Congress ran,ed the exclusive right liberty TO this dco
ry,ls5T. -
This Composition inpsrs TO The leather ,oft and psbe
texture which gives 10 all articles from aual
~, and will consequently much lesgcr The necessity
tor wearing overshsesh thus superseded.
n anwcr IN nunerous Questions the subscriber would
pecuuly INFORM me reader that the Patented Co1poon
Goes not contain particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
-lpdis Rubber.
Gessen value and love dry feet are respect
fully niemed that the eateotec win be In attendance 81 the
above establishment The Government papers, Diplowss,
Cerhcass, Letters &c OPEN for inspection yhe Com,
pcssoa pat pp II - cents per Dor Sea Captains and
spostsmsn would do well TO procure the article.
WASTED a situation = wasted by Scotch s,ri; ior
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

Humsre.-All the land Offices in Texas were open
ed on the LIST February last. Rather premature, az
the LIST ofApn would have been the more appropriate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

70 In the House Of Delegates Of the State Of Mary
land bill for the abolition Of imprisonment for debt
passed on the olsi inst, by vote Of IS to a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

Tr An affair Of honor as - called, took place at
Fever River between two gentlemen of Galena, Illi-
nois) on the 10th inst. They met on the ice, the
thermometer being OF 20 deg. below 0. No mischief
was done
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

WANTED A situation : wasted BY scotch ,r, Tor
ny applying 1t IFS Penya MAJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

WfSE.-Take sherry with your Ash when the meat
is the table. the champagne may appear before
lit is orthodox When the cit gives a dinner, he
calls for champagne the pledges you with the
first course, and you drunk the last dish ap
pears
DIR. Kitchiner says, how many concurring circum-
stances requisite to bring leg Of mutton proper.
ly to table this, in degree, may be ssA OF
wine II is affected by the weather, or il may be bad.
y decanted perhaps II is eorked. we may be out of
healih thus, the palate being a remarkably delicate
organ. and fine wine also very delicate snd
10 its nature variety Of circumstances are requisite to
the perfect enjoyment even Of the best
There arr dissatisfied, ungrateful rnortals who sit
down tn table gloomy disconnected, and unhappy ill
they inspri,cd by the genial warmth OF association
with refined company and the juice Of the generous
grape; inasmuch that you would know them for
the same beings they were hen In fact they are not
the same they miserable, they ere now happy and
life short and chequered 20 decline such cheer
ing u il be only momentsry. My friends must
member, though. to be merry and wise"
The man who can daily make a point OF sel6shly
sitting down alone to his bole really deserves not the
means. A should rarely take than half pint
Of wine when alone he would thereby save his consti
tution and then might he say having acted this prn-
cipls,
"Yet an strong and lustyi
For in my youth never did apply
hot sad rebelious liquors 20 my boodi
Nor did with unbsxhfnl forehead, WOO
The means cf weakness and debility
Therefore, my sgc 10 AZ aiusy win'er,
Eraxf hntk al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

IA CHARL " sTON PACK KTS-Commercis
H Line-she following vessels compose the above line
~packes:
Brig DlMoN, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORDE Francis Sherwood, master.
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, H. Stuart, MASTER
Brig FANNY new W. whittlesey master.
Brig -, (new)
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced Their nc
commodatons for passengers extensive and exerions
will be made to please both shippers and passengers
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped
commission. =
For freight passage apply the captains board
ALLEN PAxSON, % Wall street, NJ Y. or
i28 WM. CALDWELL, SONS. Charlesinp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

LIZ WlLMlNGTON,( IN. CO. NEW LIN @ b
- composed Of the following vessels, sailing from New
York punctnaIly rs advertised, viz:
Schr. ALFRED 2. THORN. trew) II. Sanford, master.
Schr. REGULUS, G. Mills, master.
Schr. REPEATER. D. H. SANFORD, master.
Schr. TELL, X. Hawkins, master.
Schr. TOPIC, Jacob Smith, master.
The above schooners all first sass copper fastened
sells built expressly for this trade fast saies
ed by able aad expereaced navgaors, and will
The detention OF New York engaged In this trade
having heretofore been and OF complaint h
Of I'M line e0S ns n ny G
uent establishment Of such reg olaon in their days OF sailing
as will give entire sasfcos the shippers aHd turtle
this se ALL any transient vessels which preference,
they aejustIy entitled regular packets throughout III,
year. through thick and Thin We that they shall
invariably SAIL the day appointed, full FULL and take
freight when opposed any transient vessel such rates a
viii insure the support and preference Of all enga
ged this trade both nenresden and resident shippers
or At the same rates taken by such regular
The subscribers feel for the liberal support and pa
which they have always received from the date OF
their hs establishing this line OF packets slX years since
and respectfully solicit coninu OF public favor ssd In
return beg leave 10 all shippers that while
10 please and give perfect satisfaction shall wanting oa their
partthey viii solicit their freight any other way than
through their advertisements which they again them
they can rely upon with certainty Of their vessels Away
nebsr will they circulate any false reports obtain
their freight but depend solely straight forward correct
course as uniformly pursued by them for continuance Of
thsm snare al least, OF public patronage and favor.
For the accommodation OF shippers the subscribers have
removed from $50 South their present locatoRand
tor Their their vessels will always lead At
or as near the fsot OF Wall street as possible.
Az goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free
o. oonsson or any other expense, except what actually
insurance by any Of the Of this warranted a,,be
very lowest rates
For freight passage all the vessels having hand
les HALLETT RHR0wN. 50 South 81. cor wall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27
RESOLUTIONS.

/. Resolved, That this meeting highly approve. and
unanimously confirm the nomination Of AARON
CLARK, for the Office of Mayor Of the city Of New.
York. and do recommend him 70 the and cordial
support Of all fellow citizens wdo desire promote
the prosperity OF the city.
q Resolved, That the unexampled unanimi,y with
which the selection Of Mr. Clnrk as a candidate for the
Mayoralty has been made by delegates the city
Convention evidence Of their just apyreci.
alton OF the ability. independence. and unweAried ap.
pcaon with which he has discharged the duties Of
his Office during the past year; and an encouraging
presage Of the complete success Of the true rrSDs
oF rHE PEOPLE at the approaching election
a Resolved, That the election Of Charter Officers in
this city, although in a local in its effects. de
ryes al this time the greatest importance from its in
auence upon State and National politics. IN portance
al well Understood by the friends OF absolute power
Al washington that all the machinery Of party Is
brought TO bear upon the fears Of those who hold Offices
under the Government and the hopes OF those who
pect them 20 counerac, the efforts OF that part Of the
community whose sole objects are the prosperity OF the
country and the welfare of the people al large Recent
experience has taught the administration party that our
ong abused and suffering city will no longer support the
men whom its present cslsneus csrd'icn,s mainly
be strbu,ed but they rely upon the apathy which
tsmo.g those who act from annteres,ed mosivcs) 70
apt follow success This hope We are confident
win be rustrsted there IL evidence on oil sides OF IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

<IY8 LINE.Ths following vessels will be regularly de
Ispx,ched between New York and BALTIMORE
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, n. Bourne, mrster.
sckr CHARLES ~ SMITH v. T. Totten. master.
sahr tENRr BARGER Y. c. Briggs, master.
Schr DtRECT, c. l.. Briggs master.
Schr LACONfC, J. c. Drnison, master.
The vessels comprising this line and fast sailing
ncsry all built OF the best materials for the
trade ably commanded the expe>soed pilots he
be effected rates. great
spatch WILDE given, ard every exeon will be used by the
give sssctoa shippers Goods forwarded To
the subscribers will be- Skipped free OF commission For freight
apply To j. An. BRIGGS. S Old Slip, N. ".
j8 w. BROWN smiths Dock Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

~ FETEhSBUhG PACRETS-OLI
6xk LINE.The vessels comprising the above line win
Tegulsriy despatched frsm New York and Petenbur
u follows
schr EMMA, Isaac Cole, master.
sehr HELEN. ID. Lstourelie, ir. master.
Scbr VIRGINIA, John woglar, MASTER
Scbr PETERSBURG, (new) ID LateureNe, master.
Schr -, tnew) J. b. Rattoon, master.
The above all first class schooners built n
this trade, and commas ded by experienced masters
the above vessels will be regularly aespashcd rem each
every Saturday.
The native American., 1838-08-25

The Albion, newspaper published in New
York city, edited by an Englishman, and devoted
exclusively to English affairs, politics, and news,
has begun to emulate the Toronto Patriot and
Montreal Herald, in blood-thirsness of spirit and
violence against the Canadian Patriots. II de-
nounces in violent terms the act of amnesty lately
declared by Lord Durham, terms him sneeringly
a !'sympathiser," almost rebel, and calls for
"justce on the guilty;" by which is meant, that
every 'rebel'' should be hung; drawn, and quar-
tered, without mercy. Rather too much rank to-
ryism for press published on American ground,
we think-Ledgcr.
The native American., 1838-08-25
VIE NEW YORK Life Insurance and Trnst
Company has capita! Subscribed Of one millnn ~

TENHE NEW YORK Life Insurance and Trn.+
i Company has capital subscribed of one million Of
dollars, but IN consequence of being the depository Of
the Court of Chancery, and of the Surrowgate Courts
of the State of New York. as well as of individuaIs
the business means have increased TO upwards OF five mil
lions OF dollars appears by report OF the Master in
Chancery, dated 23d OF May, 1885.
10 persons III public employment, who receive fixed
salaries, an Institution like this affords certain mode Of
securing sufficient sum for their families future day;
and the object OF parent besides that of merely making
living, is to accumulate something for the support and
education Of those who may be left behind ii can be real
lied in this way without exastng those energies of
ordinary struggles of life.
person aged 80 years, whose income is 81, 900 per
annum may by the appropriation Of lls year. secure
to his children SIS O00 if he should die the
husband 80 years old, may provide $500 for his wife
by paying annually the small amount Of $ll 80. At4b
years old, clerk may create saving fund of ST. 900 for
the payment Of his debts, by the annual premium Of
1897 So AT 60, the amount may be secured during
period OF seven years. for the yearly payment Of 49 TO-
In the minor Offices of the public service experience
has shown that the salaries not sufficient TO enable the
ncunbents to lay up any thing for the nfirmtes
OF age, much less for the maintenance Of those who sur
vve The abors of thirty years are therefore, productive
Of only the support Of the day. and there many sens
tive and anxious hearts who live for the happnesa of
their families that harrassed years by the dreadful
apprehensions OF future want.
For SUCH Life Insurance Company holds out relief
gives reality TO hope, and by the small economy of few
dollars per month"; puts the mind at ease and affords ths
means OF securing it for others.
Inc Preilmnares for efecting Insurances are very
simple being merely declaration of age, health and
other particulars sci out in the forms OF tie Office to-
gether with statement Of the physician and friend of the
applicant upon some Of the points the blanks for
which will be furnished by the agent in Washington citv
AS the design of the company is profit on ne one aida
and protection 10 the other and is means ar system are
directed to that end only requires reciprocity Of good
a produce the mutual result of strength itself
ohcers IN the Navy will also be Insured either for
shore or sea duy the latter service however being with
an addiona PREMIUM which will depend upon the lati
tude and climate Of the voyage.
insurance will be made for one year. or any period
WITHIN seven years, or for life, the premium varying in
eher case according to the term The risk of the com.
Pany will commence with the date of the policy but no
Insurance will be considered valid until the policy
dehUered to the insured. Full information will be given
upon application, post paid, 10
HENRY M. MORFIT.
Washington Ctv.