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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
LATE AND IMPoR ANT FROM
PENNSYLVANIA.

III the Senate Of this State, on Tuesday,
report was received from The Committee
of which Mr. Farley i, chairman cnnclu-
ding with IA r.souIion that the House of
Representatives. over which MIR Hopkins
presides (loco-ioco was not organized Us
required by law.
The report gave rise 10 a warm debate,
and IN "Wednesday the resolution was IL
dopted 20 To IS.
The correspondent of the N. Y. Courier
and Enquirer says:
Il hive heard it said that The members
Of the Van Buren, House of Representative s
lind determined. if the Senate would not
recognize them, to dissolve their body call
convention OF the people under the hill of
rights and start new govei n'nent. 9th
crs say that the House " i'll hold on I'm il the
l5fo Jannary, and then inang,lrate MIR
Porter as Governor, and proceed 10 bust
ness without Senate"
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The following individuals have pecn o.
dered by Judge Blythe TO enter intn recog-
nlzahce Tor their Appearance at the next
Court of Quarter Sessions of Danphn
County .son chnrges Of active participation
~ the recent outrage at Harrisburg =
George w. Barton. Of Lancaster Aaron
f. Cox. of Cumberland, Charles F. Meu-
ich, of Harrisburg. Omitted States Marsha y
Charles Pray. John w Ryan. John Savage,
J"hn,J. McCahen, Joseph Hall, and others
of Philadelphia
Warrants arc out for other individuals
who have not been arrested.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
President of the Convention, and viii be

The answer is just what was expected
| from Gen. Harrison. ..-Atlas.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
signed , ,as, i4.sszs so
"GEORGE MOULTON.,a
Bath Die. QIst. 1853. Ysa y =.

- f. = a.
Ii will not appear very strange that I
should suppose The $1,000 to have been :
paid for liquors when it is Understood. =.
that ono Of Mr.. Morse's. assistants, WIN i J
believe kept his Books, al Leasta part of
the time--represents (l,ow truly ! know
noi) the receipts Of his. Morse's Bar Ia ,ss
$50 10 $40 per day--hpw much this would
amount to in year, may be easily. calcu1
lated. s;...~,a. sz.s~r-s3.--ss s IS.
trust the .exr lannton here given, will
saIisfy4 the public as 10 the 1acts--and my
friends at leasi. that there Inns been NOS
Misrepresentation mn my part certainly
regret that proceeding, I'm which | had no
vnicc( that requires me 10 appear IN this
way heforethe pubic--bu { can have 10 -
doubt, 1t was adopted from The best of mos
lives So CHARLES RUSSELL.SNaA
Bath Dee. god. 1888. $3.50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

A NATURAL REMEDY-Applira-
lie to orr Coasfitaii0ns--a aud comWfen to
cure every C@ra5le Disfasc--moyb t found
in ihe r.,- =ar
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
NEW YEARS PRESENTS

We have on our tabls, copies of many
valuable & pleasing, as well rs useful pub.
LEGATIONS, which would make very appro-
prl1te presents for new-year's day. Among
these, we rnnmerate the following, viz
- The Young Wife,
The Young llonse-keepcr.
The Young Mother. ~
The ahnve works, are from the press Of
g. W. Light. Bo>ion-elcganily executed
besides being practically useful, as mosi
of DR.. Alcoll S publication arc. The roa-
der may obtain copies, Mt either Of tie
Book stores. The young Husband" By
DR.. Alcott, we hive seen highly coinmen
dpd. but we believe il has not reached town.
- Speaking &c new wears presents, rc-
minds MS of large amounts ofcash, due ,is
in small SIMS. from cur customers. in The
region round about. If our friends viii
remit 10 us by new vear's dav. we >hail
take il 1sa special kindness, We make ne
allnsion to those good men, WHO pay
promptly!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
qoo1uAcHE. 1ooTil ACHE.

WIZ. FRO HN.sChc,nrtl 43i sIfasl,ipeios strf.#
p.sion. las nv,nvl pnsirii.ls stas " II esfs III.
,r'r"ni . pam, RlFitg Il eight .,,slsIs. ctsss
10 Boston AM, vi,.inils- Lave u cp r..rd within Il,
ew i'nt's. tlt'tnI ~ awss s'tsm.is aa' sst.nrss
Cal fnr R'.,wii's Exiraet OF Gall Tnd kfes'<t5t4
0tsrNe ria sg,ii,, ,sFv.r eeruire, Pfr.zt raa'<
Fs-.pis'r Of saie padi a .iascrifas pissa eI'-
iervr nsap "i',crrnl.en For sale II Eostat b.
most ftLc stpesalr DfuggisIs. \ s4kss< -
NV fs2s. fgr. 3t -sae
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
THE,nAIR! 'riIE'ilAIla TIE HAIR!

THEanAIR. riIE'ilAiia TIE n AIR: ~.
FESEiEi a!.i'an's Of BasinnansL vicinity arc ng~
u tnnishrd At the wonderful eff nov u fI,a gs'is
nine BUFFAEO OIL. + HAS recently been dis
-. 10 prona,r,I,e xrar ii, mud isnprnss lie h.s,t
agile H.r. II ia fast tstine ihe rlansc ofAl 81 \
prepafs,int,s Price ~ J. Q spnis. As n rectr3
asai,,ss cn,nerri's phase obs.rvo TIE sig;a IRE
he prnpri,a,r. MN. Htpwns nonc oil,er rot o.
Ma" M exn .nsve engraving rcrrssenting E1f'<t
,I,ip,s,. asssTes IN an9thrr cn.iniln. $s
Nv 1879 81 IS I'll 50 sr 81 S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
ANNU AIS.

E7.IF Tokenan. Atlantic Sonveri-. for 1886
II Til" Ri o,s S't,.ar ior do.
Pnrl,, : Oh i>l,-a =
$50 For Sa'c hv n. HYDE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27
Nj ARRlrD
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AnKfVfD
Dec 20. Sch sagadahock, Eodbid, N York.
CLEARED.
Dec % Rrs Ncl.el'aa, armbce, s.asanzaa. i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

North Eastern BOmdary.-The Pre-
drrIcksIon. IN. u. J Sentinel publishes .
letter from Goyernnr Kent. af Maine, in
which he nnIiies Sir 5a'sE Harvey, that
he had seat Commissioners TO explore the
disputed territory. The Governor OF
New Brunswick replies:
Or the courtesy Of your Excslleney's
communication. | beg you to believe. thai
! am perfectly sensible; and when IN
reply thereto. inform your Excellsney.
that | shall not deem il necessary 10 inter-
lere with q mission. whnse operations
shall be confined 10 the purpose stated in
your EEeellency's letter. namely. that Of
merely obtaining typographical informa-
ton. q Is incumbent upon me 10 add, that
u will be my imperative duty. not to suffer
any infringement Of the possession and
jurisdiction which Great Britain holds in
the Tertiary in dispute, until The question
Hf right is decided.
With great respect. | have the honor.
&c. lSigned) J. HARVEY.
IT.. Governor Of ii. ID. Maiesty's
Province Of New Bruins wick, To Ills Ex-
celleny Governor Kent. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

POrder EIplOsion.--The Harrisburg
lniellIgencer states, that The Powder Mill
Of A. L. A. Watson. situated on The Mo-
nongshels, about four miles above Pits.
burg, containing seven thousand pounds
Of POwder, was blown up on "Wednesday.
with crash which was heard eighteen
or twenty miles around. One man was
so much hurt that he died the same even
ing. and an"lhsr injured, bu, NOT serious
~. The houses in The vicinity were
shattered. and several men on The oppo.
site side side Of The river were prOslralsd
by the shock. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
FOREIG N.

By The steam ship Roal William. ar
rived al New York, in 10 days fom Lii
verpool, dates from tina; pot 10 the 2oIh
September are received.
British ports are open Tor foreign grain.
The weather had been favorable in the
main for the harvest, but in consequence
Of previous high averages The duty on
wheat was reduced To the lowest rate.
The London Spectator Of September Is.
says, !" scarcity Of food is INV experience
ed BY the bulk Of the English people.
Yesterday. the average price having
reached 73s. and fraction. foreign corn
was offered as duty free, The duty paid
being only 4 shilling a quarter. l, is
stated ina. upwards Of a million Of quar-
ters Of continental wheat, in sddition To
the previous stock. have arrived IN Lam
don wilhin these lew days"
The affairs Of Spain are in dersnRed
state. The Spanish cabinet has fallen TO
pieces. A new Ministry had been form
ed under the Duke de Frias. Intelligence
was received in London on the l9Ih thai
EspsrIrro had rciresied from befare Es.
,ella, and that the Csrlisls were preparing
TO invest Bilbna.
The steamer Forfarshire from Hull to
Dundee. was lost in gale, on the Ferne
Islands; all OF the passengers persisted,
save one, and the captain and ten ii the
crew were also drowned. Many Of The
passengers were ladies'.
Letters from Egypt say tina, the long
warfare between the Pacha and The rebel.
lious Druses in Syria has been terminus,
ed by arrangement, the Druses submit.
ting and giving hostages. They state al
SO that the Pacha has consented 10 pay
The arrears Of tribute tn the Sultan.
A new treaty Of commerce has been ne.
goiiated been Great Britain and Turkey,
A London paper September 4rh says,
all the detachmenls for regiments in Ca.
NADIA have embarked on board the A,ho
troop ship; lhnse intended for corps il
New Brunswick aud Nova Scotia are Il
be conveyed on, in the Eagle, transport
which is q, present fitting up for the pur'
pose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

There is feature In French and Eng
lish newspapers which never fails IN i'm
press stranger 10 lh1se countries. II is
Ilie price siiixed 10 every anicie sdser-
used in them. Every one of Ihe i" mil
lion Of human wants unersIihrd" "ffs red
for sale. is iickeled with IL value IN
francs Or shillings. and the trader can de-
eide whether he will Purchase. without
The trouble Of going over miles 81 IN
known streets and shops. 10 ascertain
What The thing he nreds will ensL From
this price there is seldom any abatement.
The shopkeepers seldom having time 10
listen 10 or patience IN indulge that fem
inine accomplishment. The ART Of cheap
ening. We have only one more word
10 say about the maIler-we wish Amer
lean newspapers would furnish similar
intelligence by priced advertisements.
baltimore .7fhsn&tnn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
MARRIED.,

In this place, on Tuesday evening last,
by the Rev. Henry II. Prout, HESRy X,
NASH, esq. Of this town, to Miss MARY
A. SIMPSON, daughter Of Samuel Simp-
son, esq. Of Newbern. *~
In this county, on the llth instant, by
the Rev. James Phillips, Mr.. JonN r.
BALDWIN to Miss MARY Craig, daughter
of Mr.. Alexander Craig.
Also, on the same day, Mr.. THOMAS C.
PRATT 10 Mis- Nancy HART, daughter Of
Mr.. Morgan Hart, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
AFFAIRS In GuILFORD.

Il will be recollecied that soon after the
August Election. The Standard preferred a
terious aud wigh,y charge agains. the
Merchants Of Guiifnrd, the cilizens OF
Greensborough. and the Society oil
Friends. The accusation was indignant
ly denied by the Merchants, in a body,
through the columns Of this paper. The
Standard then published The certificate oil
one Hardy Bridges. by way Of substan,I-
a,ins the allegation; but the last Green's
b'r"ngh Patriot copies Cour, record, BY
which il APPEARS hat The witness Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Revolutionary Hero GOns!--T'he death
ri Captain rhorndick Chase is announc-
cd in the Baltimore papers. The de-
ceased was in the naval service Of his
country during The whole Of the war al
the Revolulion; and as a citizen Of Balti-
more. where he had resided upwards Of
half century, his worth was truly apPre.
ciaied. lie was the sailors friend. and
as mark Of respect, The flags Of The ship
ping in port were placed at half.mas, du'
ring the day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

DO not be arGricious. is astonish-
ing to contemplate the evil and dangerous
results arising from a spirit Of avarics.
and we see these dangers smplihed in the
case Of Benjamin Ra,l,bun, sent To the
State Prison for the crime Of forgery.
The West had no citizen more en,erpris-
ing, but il was a rash, injudicious. mex
pedient enterprise, which in striving to
grasp too much lost every thing. Mr..
Ratabnn was ready for any speculation
---buy lnts.-.build houses---esiablish steam
boals-run u line Of stages, erect hutels.
and thus shsckle himself with every kind
Of operation in stocks. rail roads. canals.
manufactures, buildings, &c. &c.
Having originally but little capital Of
his own-possessing, ii is true. strong
mind and active habits. he plunged into q
vortex Of difficulties; The panic found him
shor, Of money, aud he resorted to forgery.
not from a natural viciousnsss Of charsc.
ter or a love Of crime, but TO sustain him.
self and his credit. intending, there is no
doubt. to take up those forged drafts when
in funds. IL is thus that crime engraf.s
itself insensibly on injudicious and nn'
wise projects: men &c. exiled by ambi'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

We understand that the Texian Minis
ter. an the occasion Of exchanging the RAJ
ii6ealions Of the boundary convention
lately published. delivered to the acting
Secretary of State . note. in which, after
stating in friendly terms that although,
since the note OF Mr.. Forsyth. declining
the proposition submitted by Texas for
her admission in,n the Union, The ques-
lion Of annexation had been considered
BY the United States Government a. e.
nslly disposed Of: yet. iIfasmueh as The
impression appeared still 10 remain upon
the public mind in bolh countries that The
proposition was still pending. he had been
instructed by his Government To commu-
nicale To that &c the United States its for
NAL and absolute withdrawal Of that pro-
position. Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

We are not careful enough 10 analize
The cause Of our many pIrjudicss against
certain things and certain individuals. A
msn whom we dislike wears a certain
eoloTed garment. and We al once take up
q prejudice sgains, that c.'lor. lie plays
on a certain instrument. and that inslru-
mtnl. tn us, makes, whenever heard, rx-
eerable music. Another may be pecu-
liarly fond Of that instrument. because a
much loved person performs upon il, or
has performed upon il in times long past.
and we thoUghllessly call him man Of
no taste, because To him It's sound 10 de.
lighIful. awakening only pleasan, sensa-
lions. And thus IL is through al the re-
lslions Of society. We are governed in
our tastes and often in our opinions by
prsjudiees which have but sandy loun-
daiiun and should al once crumble into
dust. ibid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

lion, and spurFsd on BY sEsries, shd lie
issue iFtqutuily 10 Ihsl fIsud Il esllsd N
wilh lhe hnps 81 aFtTling eslsmity, Lea
90 Be eahtrnI with cur lsl-e0R'entmsni
. blessing. ard lei every msn ennhRs
himself 10 lhe p0rsuii that sdUraai0n. hsbil
and inclination have qualified hin for.
Try krst 10 gei living. then 10 impure
q. finally % make and lay By money.
La no man suppose that furiunss ran be
maes In . day. N. York Sfar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
Intercourse beiUeen the Atlantic and
Pacific.
From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
We learn with much satisfaction that
il is proposed TO address memorial, sign
ell by the merchants of this city. 10 the
President Of the United States, praying
for the establishment Of line Of govern
men, packets between This country and
Chsgres. with view 10 the speedy
transmission Of intelligence. overland. 10
and from The Pacific. Such an arrange.
meni could no, fail 10 produce The bes,
consequences, not only so far as the receipt
on Of adslcss from our National Ships in
those seas Is concerned, but would be Of
incalculable advantage to The commercial
interests in furnishing the shor.es, channel
of inter communication, and safe mode
of ,ansmii,ing specie under the protection
Of our National flag.
II is also proposed that the vessels
employed be fast sailing schooners. Of
the description for the construction Of
which our shipwrights are so justly
celebrated. The central position OF Balli-
more, and its nearness 10 The seat oil the
General Government, renders il in all
respects the mos, eligible pointirom which
these packets should sail. and. independ-
emily OF any benefit tn be derived from
the measure To our citizens, there is no
doub. the common interest Of the country
would be bes. subserved by The selection
recommended. The memorialisls have
our mos, hearty wishes for the success Of
their project. the advantages Of which
must, we think, recommended il to the
favorable consideration of the Govern
men,. The memorial is, we understand,
in preparation, and will forthwith be circu-
lated for signatures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Distressing News.-rhe loss Of life
and property by The late storm is greater
than ever before known by single hurri.
cane. Il is said the southern coast is
literally lined with wrecked vessels; and
lha, on the Bahama Banks, which lie
opposite 10 the coast Of Flnrids, between
thirty aud forty vessels. were lost on the
7lh Of September. The gale was mos.
frighfully violent. blowing the bare mas,s
and spars out Of slaunch and new vessels.
Among those wrecked on the coast Of
Florida was a. French brig from Havana.
bound to Bordeaux; only seven out Of
sixteen persons who were on board. were
saved. The survivors were visited by a
large party Of armed Indians. who spared
their lives because they we're Frenchmea.
saying that they kill oil Americans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

bore Indian Reiics.-A visitor 10 the
great mammoth cave in Kentucky thus
writes to the Louisville Literary Regis.
ter:
There 10 not the shadow Of a doub,
but that the Cave was once the habi;a-
lion of the Indians. The ashes Of their
fires, and iunumerable signs, proclaim il
once thickly populated. Canes partly
burnt. are found nearly over the whole
explored Cave. Mummies have been
found and removed. A Giants bones
rest near the mouth. Last week pair
Of moccasins and a reticule were found
two miles from the moutII-all made oi
very fine bark or grass, and handsomely
plated. The reticule is very handsome.
about six inches in length, with tassels
and draw .strings. The moccasins are
not fellows-one is a small one, about
eigh, inches long. and no doub, adorned
and warmed the beautiful foa. Of prin'
cess.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25
New Orleans, October 10.

Nch Ofcanst Oc1oeI w.
Land Nides.-The low stage Of water
has occasioned The caving in of The earth
al The landlng Of almost every town on
the banks Of The Mississippi. The first
accident Of the kind occurred a, New Or
leans, which swallowed up a portion 81
the wharses along the Picayune Tier.
The next happened al VIcksburg, and
more recently the Free Trader dsscrib>s
two other land slides al Rodney aud
N.lchez. In the latter place the land had
cracked in Two places near the cotton
press, and extended nearly IS low dow n
as The Steamboat Hotel. The walls Of
the cotton warehouse erected near the
press were cracked considerably, and j,
10 supposed they will have 10 be remos-
ed. A gentleman direct from Rodney.
states that a portion Of the town had fall
len into the river, and that two houses
had actually BEEN destroyed BY the land
slide or eaving Of the bank. No .idings
0f a similar disaster al Grand Gulf has
yet reached Us. and protected as that place
il, by the rocky abulmen,s Of the Gull
Hills. there is a probability tina. II may
escape the threatened mischief.
Raieiin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

In The laIe Freshei. Tar River as high
sr Than IL has been since I79s-and about
. laOI higher Than in The great freshet Of
1917. The Cape Fear and Neuse were
slsa unusually high: and. every where.
immense damage was sustained by The
destruction Of Mills. Crops. Stock, Pen
ess. &c. The losses on Tar River, Fish
ing Creek, Swill Creek and Deep Greek
are estimated al three millions Of dollars.
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Treaty of Commerce uiih Greece
The Globe publishes officially Treaty
Of Commerce and Navigation between
the Uni,ed States and the King Of G,ecce.
This treaty was signed a, London on the
22d 81 December last by Me. Stevenson,
our Minister at the Court Of Gres, Britain,
and by Spirniion Tricoupi, the Minister
Of the King Of Greece at the same, and
the rstificaliuns were exchanged al the
same place on the 25th Of June last. The
treaty slipulales for the reciprocal admis-
sion Of The vessels Of each country into
the ports Of the other, and the admission
and expar, in them Of al goods on the
payment of The same duties as are exact
ed on national vessels, from whatever
ports they may come. except other ports
Of the same country. the coasling uade
being excepted, !. contains. also, other
provisions similar to those embraced IN
the commercial treaties Of The United
States with other States. MAJ. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

! rIllsinoas sllsmpt was made the
other night 10 destroy he baildings II lie
MaoEessIlle depni, Of The WILMINGTON &
Raleigh Rail Road Company. A parcel
81 eombustible matter Vas placed under
one corner of The ware-hopse. and ere
put 10 4, which burnt . large hale inlo
the building before IN Was discovered. A
great quantity IL merchandise uas stored
IN The ware house. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

The brig Alas, ThOmss, Of Panlsbd,
from 81. Thoass, also Wshl bsheIs ~ ths
sane places and sVfFy man on board Eeas
massGered De- fhs Indians, eEssPi one
naiehman, wh0 MS spared a The lime
u The general slaughter. and subsrquent-
u hid himself 10 he hold Of he brig. A
further aerouns slalss that 100 more Of
the crew Of The Alns we're saved. one q
whom vss shot through Ihs high and
hand. buI has nearly recovered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Try virtue If deed Of tr st, executed by
49, William z. Anderson. to secure the pay
ment &C certain debts therein mentioned, I
shall offer far sale, on credn Of twelve moaths,
with iutrresI f. ~ the date,
The Store House now occupied by
Cav. y .oRard
One other Lot. No, SO Tryon street,
vita Stable, adjoining the hi Of George Bur.
gwin, esq opposite Mrs. " aiers
One other Lot, No. 81 Hasel street,
opposite wiham Numan's.
rhe sale to take place before The Court
House on Saturday the is, day Of december
next, a, ~ clock,
At Q O'Clock on the same day, shall offsr
for sale. On the came terms. at the residence
Of Mr.. Anderson. his
Household Furniture and Kitchen
Utensils.
For sums under ten dollars cash will be ex-
pecied Bond and security vii be required.
JAMES WEBB. Trustee,
October 5. sew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

Murder The Halifax Advocate Of
the 10Th instant. states that ~ most aw-
full murder was committed in tina, coun-
" on the night Of the 81 instant. Mrs.
Tempy Shaw, wife Of Mr.. James Shaw.
sho. her husband through Ahe heart. and
he expited instantly. We have no. been
able TO learn the particulars. bu, under
stand tina, they had lived disagreeably
together iar souIe time. This is the
second murder We have had TO record
this year committed by females, in this
county. We furbear comment, as the
matter will no dnub. undergo Judicial
invesiiga,inn.--Mrs. Shaw has no. been
committed To Jail We. for the oilr"'e. II
is supposed that she has cut out. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-25

alabama BGnks.-It is stated in the
New York Courier, on the authority Of
letters from The South, that The recent
Convention Of the Alabama banks had
dissolved wi,hou, fixing day for resump-
tioa. Two of The Mobile banks were in
favor Of fixing The first day OF January,
bu, they found no support in The Conven.
lion. National Lnfeligencer.