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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

states" snd their probable disposition
10 '.rishI themselves" by a appeal "a
. lirsl principles. and he paramount
law Of - nature and The strong arm d
man." lei the old states learn wisdom
By Ibis insolent menace. LEI them learn
ihs necessity Of making an immediate,
urgent 6nsl appeal 10 lhs justice Of Con.
gress. in the Eindiealion Of their righlul
inheriIsnce. ID viii soon be TOO lale.
The present opportunity must be ssiz-
ed, or The time will enme-lhe Admin.
istraliOn assures - that Il nor is-when
The new states viii be TOO sIrong Tor The
old ones. when they will throw To the
winds The shreds and iaiIers Of pareh-
msnl eOmpaeis. unfaIl The banner ol
first principles" and srize upon lhe
joint inheritance Of the Lnion with The
strong arm Of rebellion and revolution
This is the plain English Of The doc.
irines thus oPenly put larh by The Off.
eial organ Of The Federal Administration.
The old states are 10 be Plnndered, and
the Federal Government issues lis OIL
eial manifesto. inviting the rapidly sug.
menIing" West 10 The work Of rspine.
iasurreelicn and civil war!
Nsr IoTk Courisr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

The examination of Adulphe de Ponce.
let. alias Gregorie Chevslier. was con.
eludcd on Monday, after consuming
several days. Never has there been
exhibited against any individual charged
with criminal offence. before a commit.
tug magistrate, = stronger train Of circuIn-
stances To prove the accusations alleged.
In the most ingenious manner did this
protesting Count manage TO win the
affections of highly respectable young
lady. gain the conlidepre oil her relatives.
deceive and impose upon der friends, and
finally succeed in gaming her consent TO
mairlmony, which was consummsled on
the 26,h Of May last.
After getting an introduction into the
family. as sIs.ed in the evidence, he
amused the mother with an eloquent
description Of lis daring exploits--ol the
wounds he had received in the three days
the noble stand taken in
opposition ~ tlr tyranny of Louis Phil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03
WING CONTENTION.

A Wing State Contention is 10 be held
AZ Montpelier. Vermont. on Wednesday,
The 10Th OF October next. for the purpose
Of appointing Eve delegates 10 the Ma.
tional Convention 10 be held al Harris.
burg on the FIRST Wednesday Of Deeem.
Der.
The Wing Convention Of the state oil
Missouri is 10 meet 81 jefferson city on
The 2lst Of October next. From . lisI
Of the delegates already appointed. which
appears in the ST. I.nuis Republican oil
The llth instant. il appears that large
majority of the counties will be rspresen
ted; and from information concerning
meetings held or called in counties moi
included in the list. The editor Of HE Re.
publican is Of opinion that but few, ifin.
deed any, counties in the state will omit
TO send delegates. This intelligence must
be gratifying TO every Wing who regards
the National Convention TO be held al
Harrisburg as the appropriate means for
concentrating The strength of the great
mass Of opponents tn the present Admin.
isIraiion. That this mass constitutes a
majority nj the voters in the q. States.
is a proposition which. however denied
in terms by the party in power. is con.
lessed 10 be true By the increased vigil.
anes and activity Of lis discipline. his
equally true tia, the points on which diE.
tereni opiai"ns exist, in the opposition.
are Of so subordinate a chsr.e,er. that IL
would he a gross impeachment nf their
patriotism and intelligence IN appfehend
any permanent diversity Of conduct. after
ialr opportunity shall have been afford
ed for an interchange and comparison Of
views, as well with each other Is with
The paramount object Of reforming the
Federal Councils. Such an oppnr,uai.
" viii be afforded by The proposed Ma.
Iioaal Convention: and every movement
therefore is interesting which increases
Its prospect Of fully representing the
grea, Opposition party ihroughoa, the
National Inisifyeneer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

liPPs--0f lie arrest and uiA-of 4.
manner il which. while in he prss,D,.
Il Ihs ledge and JuIy, lie l0Es he h.ds.
Of honor from his breast and ds,hsa !, y
he earIh-ol The difficulties eneOus,,,.I
10 e6eeiiag bis escape iron The Basil,
which % less noble and eouraRsor. m,.
would nerer have been underIsk,n--.r
The msnrer in which ne had beea 49,
heriisd By his fsGaer and brother. al
finally The large fortune lefs him Is N.
molher. which yielded regular diy,dsr5
&c ITO thousand per annum YEARLY. a.
So fer from this being he lrull1 !, ma.
proved that he lfli Bordeaux under -
name Or Gregoire Cherslier: thai IL /. !.
lock smith BY trade; thai he lhss leI. ! VIZ
and two small children behind lin. IN !,
state Of ulier deslilniion: TIA, she esll,d
on Lalour. 10 make Inquiry sbOu. r.,
husband on his relurn-and after ee,,;ns
his direction in Philadelphia, Of lie ear.
tain. addressed him letter implorins him
TO return 10 bis duties as husband and "a.
Their. &c.
The Mayor bound him over In The sur,
az one thousand dollars. and in deraul, az
bail he MAS committed % Moyamen.inp
10 await his trial. Mr.. Rush snreatrd
- counsel for the prisoner. and Messrs.
Mecauly and Thirst Tor The prosecution.
Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

The Ohio Confederate, a decent Van
buren, paper. has lashed with grea, seseri.
~ snme Of The indecent brethren who talk
about Gen. Harrison as piIiable dot
art" the " Peiticoat general" &c. Af.er
umeraiins his services for forty years, it
says" In the name cfhumainty and grasi-
iude. let US noi launt the war-worn scte-
ran with the deerepiiude Of years which
come 10 all Of human kind. nor touch with
rude unfeeline hand his hard earned gar
lands won an many bloody Geld where
brave men fought"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03
Frsm ihs Tsl,s,ro' Press.

CURE FOR SNAKE BIrE.
~ Howard: For the beaeiil ni Tie
Fa5.e | wish yoG 10 publish The follow
ny, 'sw day. past Gin she morning.
"'" a. mY nesr1 women was badly
ir'"n by po.dar Leaf highland Mocasln
Soake. She came To me while at break
fist. r.a'~hdy in great pain. with two
-aal hC.es Oh the side Of her left foot.
ths biaojf ws,er issuii.s iherefrom.
tnms.''s'cly opened the holes with my
lancet. n nesrly The size nf common
hi"od-Is'l.ns ur,dce. to which applied a
romposE'8a If hausliorn. sweet oil and
land tnu T., W., some other simple RENE
dies. 'hra stsr,ed in search Of weed
! had heari recnmmeeded. ] Obtained
his weed about, ; o'clock in the evening.
III iliis tine hst loot was maEh swollen.
and she appes'e / in o,nch paid. | beat
y part "i 's'e Necl, gave her a table spoon
lal Of the juice IA a glass Of milk. aud
hound the beaten nee! t. her loot. BE.
fore night her ioti ~as assuaged. add next
morning size We, ta work withou. com.
plaint, entirely well.
II il my desire 'hs, eve,y person should
ka"w this Pose' Ial aat,du'e assins, snake
poison. Ii IL like throwing wafer on Ere
sor efficacy. II i lound ia the woods.
generally al the edge Of sssmps. creeks.
aad hrtnrhrs: crags up similar tn the
q ea' "'n f',,ten ,,laaiaia. ,i,"acr general.
d ,t ,- ha. 80 - tuIee lad. a., .,,e.
31- ID. rrr'r l'ari =: he ir-l i,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03
From the Aler,ndri, Gnr,tts.

tits more Than probable that Mr. Clay
will be the Wing candidate Of the Ma.
Iional Convention. and tina, he will be
the regular opposition candidate TO Mr..
Van Buren,. Whether he will succeed
Is matter Of doubt; but We have the
strongest reasons for believing that he il
moi only the best candidate that the nppo.
sIlion can run. on account Of his talents.
his services. and his claims, but that, al.
so. now. he is the most available, and
the one most likely 10 concentrate upon
himself the votes Of the great msiurity
Of the People of this country who are OF.
posed to the present administration.
Mr.. Clay, we feel authorized 10 say,
has had. and will have, nothing to do
with the decision Of the question. who
is TO be The Wing candidate, lie would
be lhe sane, should General Harrison be
chosen. that he now is. Personally. he
Is Indifferent. to office and distinction -
The measure Of his fame is foil. His
friends have bis public career for the ~.
iure N their own hands--we mean his
public career, so Ear as future hc,iors are
concerned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Early HiafOry Of Ksnfueky --Mann
BHller, esq. has published in The Frshk.
fort Commonwealth some interesting ex.
tracts from The Journal Of Col. Richard
Henderson. the iirsi Governor Of Tran.
sylrGnia. Ihe primitive name Of Ken.
lucky. The subject Of The Jeurnsl 10 an
expedition inside BY that gentleman in
ITS 10 caniucky. 80 IL Vas sometimes
then called. Mr.. Butler intends 10 De.
posile The Journal With The Kentucky
Historical Society. al Louisville. having
already msds The same disposition Of &C..
Seral other valuable documents relating
10 the early history Of the state. Many
important papers might doubtless be res.
eusd from oblivion, and preserved Tor the
use Of the future historian. If persons pos.
sessing them were. like Mr.. Butler. 10
place them in The care OF some historical
society. Institutions OF this sort are a.
ready numerous in our county: and,
from the growing interest in The subject.
they msy be expected 10 become still
more so. MAJ. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

The TaTboro' Press. in some remarks
vindica,nry ~ the Common School law,
assigns the following curious reasous. a.
mong others, for ,ha, coun,y's negative
vote Oh the bill. The sagsri,y nf the
good people of EIgecomhe IS admirable.
Few can see farther into a milestone
Than they |. is a queer charge again,,
"Whiggery." that il endeavors to make
the people intelligent. temperate. and re-
lisions. Wilmington Chronicle.
"lIut there is another. and with some
even a weigh,ier objection than either
Of those specified. They regard i, but
as branch Of that ys,em. which under
Federal Wing auspices. assumes no, IN
ly TO REGULATE the labor and capital Of
the county," bu, also to regulate ils re-.
l'gion. its morals. and its intellect. A
few years since, when the General Gov
eminent under The administration of
Messrs. Adams aud CLAY, avowed the
determination 10 exercise the power to
"regula,e The labor and capital oil the
country" under the " general welfare"
clause in the constitution, IL excited a
universal burst Of indignation from all
true Republicans; and their system and
they were oveFlhrown 10 the election Of
General Jackson. Defeated in the al
tempt To induce Congress to regulate
the labor and capital Of The country, and
arres. the Sunday mails, they now turn
their attention To the state Legislatures.
AMI We see them wherever Federal
"hI5g"ry has the pfcgondetanc", ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Singular Firm.-we we're yesterday
shown letter from Nancy. tFrsnce) sign.
ed" Ilasson and Seven Daug hters," who.
!. appears. are all active partners in an
Epbroidsry Establishment, in tina, place.
The father. We understand. attends To the
correspondence, aud makes sales ol the
eoo'ls-one Of the daughters keeps the
books, and the others are engaged 10 the
'arinns departments Of the establishment,
each having particular portion or duty
assigned them, Some Of their goods have
been shipped TO this market. aud are said
10 be Of superior quality.
Gartesisa Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

The Providence. Rhode Island. Jour.
nal says" Gen. Harrison never asked
OF iceeited any compensation !or his SER
vices as 4 commander Of the expedition Of
fippecanoc. Indeed. his expenses dur.
IN his command Of the North Western
Frontier were 80 great. that lie was rom
PEELED tn sell portion Of his land To de-
fray Them. lie retired in honorable rov.
er;y. 10 be honored by tue Americans ani
sbused by those Who defend Tie Jrl@Ica.
licus Of moiern democrats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

From the Buffalo Commerciti ADVERTISED I
Theirs is no doubt bu, that The West
ern wheat crop will. the present season.
as'onish very many. The Ceicsgo Ame-
rican says lha, TIA, ely win this year eA-
port quantity unparalleled. I. remarh';
"The way the wheat rom our leru o
praIrIes is pouring into our forwarding
houses aud store roous is a Caution TO oil
'non"polIsts.",
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Just before the last election. a Loco
Foca was railing on, against the Wings,
ealing them all snr,s of names, swearing
they were all villains. when q stranger
stepped up and asked him what the
Wings had done In him. &" They hain't
done nothing To me as ! knows on" said
the loco. but curse EN-. I don't like EN-.
they hing my grand father IN The rero'
iiioa.'"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Nsie ysrsty.-rhe Wings Of this state
are preparing for battle. One of The eoun.
lies. in calling aeonreniion. puts forth The
following brief and pertinent address. in
the form Of call upon the people:
"fo all Who are opposed 20 the sub-lrss-
sury, the deialea,ion and exiEassgends cf
the present National Administration and
lis destructive measures, and in favor Of a
wsllfegulaled credit system. small bills,
aud sound currency; Of encouraging tic
agricultural. manufacturing. and CONNER
cal interests; of restoring confidence and
prosperity 10 The productive Industry and
business Of the country. and Of securing
to the state her juss distribution Of tha
public lands; who are opposed to al tio-
lasions Of tie ballot box and frauds upon
the RICH, Of suffrage by The admission 81
illegal voies; and in favor Of such election
laws 80 shall secure IN every citizen his
jus. spice in the Affairs OF Government;
IN favor Of preserving The conservative
principles Of our republican institutions,
and opposed 70 anarchy and sgrariaaism
IN every FORM"
This is IN the right spiril-and herein
are clearly depicted the object. and aims
n The great Wing party Of Tie Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03
The Administration and the
Public Lands.

Tie Globe and the administration jnur-
nails have been alarmed al the popular
movements in The old states for the pro-
iec,ron ul tErls rishdu! intrres, 10 the
;,,,atc ,,.,iuau. They si'Il aihere To the
,.o., r'vclsIAeI "a the ',tS aoes'asr NJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

EGrd Case.--fo work hard half oi
your life io amass a fortune. and then
spend the remainder Of life in watching
that fortune. jus, for your victuals aud
clothes.
The New York Express says" That
is Ill John jacob Astor gets"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Girard CoHege.-A eorespondrn, oil
the Boston Daily Advertiser gives the FOL
lowing description Of the eJlfce connee.
ted with this institution: "The college
IL "n an eminenee sbont squi distant iroIn
the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers. Two
buildings Of the five are erected, and the
walls Of the large ediliec. which will be
in the centre. are mp. The buildings are
Of white marble. add they will be the
most splendid Of any thing in this coun
Try. The pillars Of the larges, will ros,.
|. is said, half q million Of dollars, the
cos, oi each being $4,000. They are
about sixty feel high. anil the diameter Of
their base about 10 Il. The rooms in this
building are. | should judge. fifty fee,
square. The partitions between the
rooms are more than three feet Ihick.-
From the top of this ediice. where ten
porsFy seats have been erected. you have
view Of the whole city and the surroun.
ding country. The peni;enilary is imme.
dla,e!y before you-the schuy kill and
The Water works on your rlghI-snd The
Delaware on your lelt."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

sea.l0psd somewhat like he Wild poplar
leaf. and invariably has a nut or smooth
FnaEi root Il The surface Of The earih.
about The sire Of . red oak acorn: % he
taste Il Is more bitter Than quinine.
Every family ought 10 keep il On hand:
when dried. IL should be beaten and
boiled in milk. II is my opinion. that M
person ever would sustain any injury Of
Consequence from a snake bite. if the
juiee q this weed could be given immsdi-
aiely; il will. however, cure il given after
wards in tine.
Jos. JNO. PiPPEN.
EIwnrnnnha "a Snra IsfQ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

dravoaing 10 make The people iHieiligsnt,
lempersle and religious. in addition 10
regulating heir capital and labor. By ls-
gislaaion. n i againss This q system
which makes The rulers every ihing--
The people noshing. that The citizens Of
this county have slsays exhibited The
most determined and unwavering oPpOsi-
iicn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

-
PairOnagefo Priafes.-A writer in The
Baltimore Chronicle - compiling series
Of papers, exhibiting the expenditures Of
Government in different departments. &c.
illustrative Of the corruption and exIrsTs-
gance that prevail in these particulars. One
number Of these productions relates TO Co
renmsni Printers, which reminds Us OF
4 humorous anscdaie heretofore relsIsd by
John Holmes Of Maine. in one Of his pub
lac speeches. The aneedole ran thus:
In is said that the day after Gen.
JsessoG's Inauguration. twenty four edi-
tors Of newspapers marched in procession
To the Presidents 10 ssi hdr pay. Poor
old man, he was 10 bs pilird. Among
them vas Noah ofihe Advocate: and I'LL.
Of the Patriot. Noah vas . man Of case.
and IN appearance well fed; Hill was lean.
lank and lanlhorn.j awed-a very cassius.
Noah, q shrewd. cunning fellow. stopped
the procession and proposed . diiferenI
order. Here" said he. " Illll, ynu are
the uglies, Of tho clan. Of hungry aspect
enough. | am fat and plump; you shall
lead Us on, and - soon as The old Presi.
dent sees this picture Of starvation he will
surrender al oaee." Well. il worked 10 4
charm. They entered The palace in this
order; the President was sent for snd en-.
tered the room. lie started bsek-"good
God! gentlemen; take al you want"
The old hero. though his nerve never for.
sock him in battle. could not stand this.
but surrendered q, once; and iweniy.ihrse
Of The tsenly.lonr obtained office. and the
twensy.luunh. for being lefi out. LEI out
the whole story" Esssr Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03

Uorkmm should Study Poliiies-I
respectfully counsel those whom | nd.
dress. (ihe working Men Of America 70
take part in The politics Of their country.
These are The true discipline Of . peo-
pie. and DO much Tor their education. |
counsel you % labor for clear under
standing Of The subjects ahieh agilsle the
community; 10 make them your study, in.
stead Of Wasting yOurleisure in vague pas
sionste talk about them. The lime thrown
away By the mass Of The people on ru'
mors NJ Ihe dsy. might. il better spent,
give Them good Acquaintance with ihe con-
siiiution, laws. history, and Interests Of
their county. and thus sslablish Them in
those great principles BY which parlieu-
lar measures are 10 be determined. In
proportion as the people thus improve
themselves, they will cease 10 be the tools
Of designing politicians. Their inlslli-
genee. not their passions and jealoUsies.
will be addressed BY ihose who seek their
votes. They will exert. not . nominal.
but real influence on the government
and deslinies Of the country. snL al the
same lime. will forward their own growth
in truth anil Yirine.
StT cuifuTs By DR.. channing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03
CvRZ ECONOMY.

/" s'Ey EanH rich saii.
Ass. na,aHs's Setter blessings ponr
1ssr iInA-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07
FRESH SPRING DRY GooDs-l539.

To Nrrch1nfS FnHtHirS ana OhTS.
OBERT H. JENKINS has opened the following
He extensive assortment Of new, ash'ohaoe aho chese
DIV Goods which he will sell for cash or accep'ances by
wholesale or retail as low any place IN The United
s;inir-- :. >, :,
Ryrn.is-l0 cases misses and l'dles L"ghorn and
straw Rnnneis all the new styles worn
FYo,rcrs aud R;LJons-An extensive variety OF bonnet
and head Flowers and Ribbons OF all HIT!S
Cgi;rgc,- . 900 pieces CaIcoes al great bargains
fast coors-al s. ~ and l2 cen's-ahu osa"'''u me
foods of new patterns al Is. ~ cents, &c
Coored NUsns and Eishop Ld"Es- pieces Oh 'hese
Goods lnr ladies drrsscs-ncw ma cheap
Irish L;o.,s cases from - cents TO the finest ar'i'
Gle imponed--bcs grass bleach
Linen G0cds-2O b!rs and cases EnriaPs Brush w.
naburgs, Tuwengs Of oil kinds, oH'eVngs' DiaPe's'
Napkins, &c.
Gtores and Hos;cry-Every description Of Stockings
and Gloves for ladies', gentlemen, o"yS g'f'S ara 'ae
aud female servants
DontSijc G0ods-Bleached and brown ohi'tngs ana
Shcetings Apron Checks and DriI'ngs
C1gsS and CoiarS-An extensive assortment" u "o'N-
ed Capes and Collars great bargains
Lncc GoodS-Thrend and bObbnet Lacfs, f'hgngs ana
Inserllnrs; figured Lace for wells and caps; Outings,
&c
PsHs-Lace and gauze Wells, new styles
MUS and ScQrfs-l00 doz all OF the newest desc;If'
tons imported
Canton .,dning--l0O piece, red and while
BandbOycS- 100 nests
Soks-PIain and figured, all qualities and co!oFs
Frauneis- Gauza and patent Fanne!s
.Uen's Summer Utar-Evcry kind Of Cloth and Gas.
simere; plain and fancy DrilIngs Vcsngs OF Silk md
MarsclIes; yellow and blue Nankeens; Pocket Hdkis
Susppndcrs Cotton and silk Shirts and Drawers
also, Many new Fancy Goods, Of rare, choice de-
Apru 107-2awiw&wst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07
EiDys'S EOfgcry OsIlCc.

ENOYT'S rcwly invented. anti friction, srIf'mo'rt
q & parcn-perperual, pocket m":I"m' m1ch''r. .
suil operating 10 the infinite satisfaction OF his Gus
toners Some Of the woodworking iav"rs Of ~
machine have been in the shape Of sou UiN 81
eco, sig 800 $40 coo, &c, &c. obtained by pnchasi-
of patent rights, which daily disposed Of at N''
low prices al his magical corner where the cu'i..'
and thrifty invited 10 call
Money rights in Hoyt's Mill for sale. This NIII i a.
ways grinding. whou, any reference 10 wind, nG" =
weather-and such grst it turns cat Is m'rvri "
the world Dealers in "Rhinu" are Informed. that 'h1'
be supplied 10y the hundred bushei al the lowest
market RATS
n B.-Ths following quantities, "handsnmeIy bnt'cc'
are now ready Cor delivery at IiOYTS L1E'r
$50 coo, $4,000, S2O,0n0, To be drawn 2Oh Agra
$40 0U0, $4,000, 600, &c, 10 be drawn Fan q
April.
all orders should be forthwith directed 10 ID VI liof'
there is but little time TO spare, 10 secure The si's"
now on hand; though the Mill Is hard al work, a"I
supply will be ready for second orders.
Drawn Nos of Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Number
drawn 9th inst. .
April . lU9-u