davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-23

timonal connection is no barrier against the everlasting
separation of husband and wifeneher the entreates
of fond mother to be the protector Of her clngg child
In view of this subject the good of the slave requires
action; the welfare of the master requires action;
consciences and the word of God require the immediate
action Of every northern freeman.
JOHN L. RICHARDSON.
Burr Seminary, vt.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-23

D-The following able article from the pen Of
E. w. CHESTER, Esq. editor ofthe Christian Joum-
al, new Presbyterian paper in the city of New
York, should be read and pondered by all who
imagine that the anti-slavery enterprise can be ma
terially affected by twohours' speech of Henry
Clay, the
&c Last champion of Expressions battle,
Lord of rice-terce and cotton-bale
OF sugar-box and human catte!'
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-23

WEST INDIES, During the An,i.Slavery deus.
sions in Great Britain, two grand objections were
urged by the pro-savery party, against the emanci-
patton of the w. l. colonists First, They would
certainly cut their masters throats and deluge the
Islands in blood Or, second, Ifthey neglected to do
this, they would be unable to take care Of Them
selves-would be cheated and overeachcd in bar
gaining with the planters, and thus be vastly worse
off than when in slavery. The veruci,y ofpro-sa.
verysm, through all coming time, was staked on
the ful6lment of these prophecies At length the
day of deliverence came, and 100000 slaves elided
into freedom, without producing disorderly ripple
on the surface Of society Months and years have
passed away. and not drup of insurrectonary
blood has been shed. Aud. as TO taking care OF
themselves. the emancipated have proved lote ger.
uine Yankees in their cuten5ss in dYivnggood bar.
gains with the planters.--N.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-23

New "SPEcIE Basis. I'm Georgia, under their
new "Free Banking Law" SHARES are to be made
part of the Banking capital The Richmond
Wing says,
"A gentleman of much experience in financial
matters, has expressed the opinion to us, that the
Georgia addition of negroes as bankable property.
was very wise addition to the New York act,
whether regarded in financial or political aspect
Negroes, in his opinion would constitute the best
property we. have for banking purposes; and be-
sides, by basng the value Of our circulating med-
Jim upon our slaves, we interest all who trade with
us in preserving our domestic institutions"
This is an improved method of substituting the
free North. 1t may succeed in our large CONNER,
cial cities, but not elsewhere. Nor will negroes"
be as valuable basis for circulating medium"
as the Wing supposes. The basis will be little
too " circulating." When the South has built
few more railroads, and the North has become
more thoroughly aboitonized, the way these " vel
low boys" will remove the deposies, giving leg
bail for their re-appearance, will be caution to
bill holders Mass. Abolitiontst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
cARD.-TO THE PUBLIC.
Jsly 81

SnHE amoant 0f bodily and mental misery
- a-IsiaR from q neglect Of fmall complaints
Is inealcniahle, and il 10 Ihsrelurc Of The u.
mcss Importance that Q strict attention In the
least and most irii ~ bodily infirmi;ies shea.d
be had; for disessrs of the body invariably aE
fect the miad. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES. IN every instance where
they have beel thoroughly used. have TRl
UMPHED OVER DISEASE IN almost ell ne
diversified turns. The saiutsry effects VI the
Life Medieines have. in fact. been 60 nniseF-
sally experienced. that IN the short space Of
three years. they have become fully establish.
ed as the mast easy. safe and peffee, mode o.
treatment ever offered TO The public.
"a is unnecessary, here, Tor Me. Maaas 20 re-
eapiIalaIe all the reasons which have iadursd
hin 20 arrive al this conclusion. u is suffi-
eieni for him 90 say; that the disinteresied ties.
timany Of his fellow ciiiIehs Who have been IN.
daeed 60 use the Life Medicines. will freely be-
offered 20 any one who may feel disposed 20
call at his Office, 367 Broadway. lie has there
on iis several thousand letters. voluntarily
preferred by his patients, the receipt and peru.
sal Of which has given him more peasure than
all the wealth &c the East could confer.
The reader may not pcrhsps be aware that
The origin Of M.tfat's Life Me''ieines was The
result Of . proiraeted and painful illness Of
Iheir originator Air. JonS MoFFAT. When "a.
ken III, Mr.. NJ. wss . prosperous and flourish.
ing merchsntIn The lower part Of The city; and
having consulted ard employed number Of
our most skilful Physicians; he. after months
of suffering, was prevailed upon 60 purchase
the recipe Of the invaluable " eeiable prtpaTa
ton which he now offers 10 the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines in his own
case was unparalleled in the history 81 Medi-
cal experience; and he Immediately deIermin.
ed 20 off.r To the Horld q Medicine 10 which
he not only owed HE lie, but his happiness.
The uniform success which has since attended
their administration in every instsnre where .
fair trial has been given them, has been attest
ed BY thousands and ineOniestibly proves their
intrinsic merit.
TIE LIFE MEDICINES can be taken with
safety by persons Of any see; and the feeble.
the lnfirm. the nervous aud the delicate, are
strengthened by their operation, because BY
their prompt aud proper action upon the sc.
efetions OF the system, and their sssimilstion
With and publication u the bload. they clear
the system Of all bad humofs. quiet sli nei sous
irriiabiiiiy. and invariably produce sound
health.
For fun particulars relative to ,he various
diseases and modes Of treatment with the Life
Medicines. the reader is refensd TO the Good
Samaritan. published RrstuitcUsly by ". B.
W. fiat. 367 Broadway, in which are also pub
lished Q selection from numerous Gathering and
eongraiulaIory letters received the past few
months.
MOFFaT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BIrTERS. are sold wholesale and
retail by wM. B. M0FFAT. SGT Broadway.
New York. TO whom all letters must be direct.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

ID ANawAY from the subscriber on last So.
IL tufday night, very bright mnlatto Boy
by the name OF WARNER, about Eve feet two
inches 10 height. nineteen years of age. spare
made, stiat black hair, black eyes. geuieeI IN
bis appearance. very polite in his manners,
speaks quick, and is somewhat conc cited; has
small sears on the back q one Of his hands,
and Is heckltd under his eyes; IL 10 possible
that he may have. by some means, obtained
free papers. He took With hun two suits Of
clothes. one Of gray bTusdcloih. frock coat and
panialooHs, the other Of hoincspun, roperas
cnlor. touadabout and Pantaioons, and black
fur hat, about half worn. u requires close in.
speeIinn TO Distinguish him from q htte per.
son. II Is supposed that lie has gone in the
direction 81 Lyncbburg. or lIRIsborough, or
do m the nser.s EsNTaa @#E N
Twill give the above reward If taken over
twenty miles from home: over ten miles md
wuhin twenty, $50. within len miies, $40, il
he - returned 10 me, or lodged in jail 50 that
get him again. r.. .@
NATHL. r. THOMAS,
r ...a +a 81 Near Milton, N. C.
July 10 Soft
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

Porsr of Srord Fsh.-We yes.
ierday had the pleasure OF inspecting q
piece OF wood cut ont Of one Of the fore
planks Of a vessel, the Priseills. from
Pernambueo, now in this port, through
which vas stuck abOu, eighteen inches
ol the sword-fish. How il came .here
needs not be explained. The force with
Which il must have been driven in az.
fords . striking disqualification of The
power and ferociiy 81 The fish. The spot
in which the vessel vas struck was ~
bout hall way between the commence
men, Of The eoppering and keel. PEN
eIrsiing the copper. The sword had made
its way. FIRST through the outer plank Of
Scoich lsrch. three inches and bali IN
thickness. then, Irarersing an open space
Of ten or twelve inches. il had epcount.
cred snoiher plank of oak. and about
four inches 10 thickness. which was also
pierced. The poin, Of The sword coming
clear through 70 The other side. What
renders this feat the more surprising 10.
that the Priscilla 10 quite 4 new vessel.
this having been her hrs, voyage. Capt
Taylor. her commander. states thai then
near The Azores. as he was walking the
quarter deck a, night, shock was felt
which brought all hanIs from below. IN
der The impression that the ship had
touched upon rock. This was no doubt
the time when the occurrence took place.
A great number Of whales lad been seen
playing about the vessel The day before.
and IL 10 probable that The sword-fish.
a deadly enemy to The whale. had mis.s-
ken the Priscilla for one OF The objects 10
which IL vas in chase; in other words,
he had thought her every like whale. !"
On The passage home The vessel was OBJ
served 10 leak great deal; on which &C.
count. alter dlscharging her cargo, she
was hsulded into the Craving Dock and
having yesterday Undergone an examina-
ton, The discovery was made as 10 Hha,
had happeaed. The plank had been srlIs
as well IS pierced. so that. though The
sword remained in the aperture Il had
made. il was not sufficient entirely to
keep out the water.
1917. Liverpool Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

sss gsf fkis lslr. which suFpssses the
wisdam ssd philosophy Of ths most en-
isghlened aeess he lived - period
comparatively bsrbsrons; Bot he has CIV
en- . law. in whieh the learning and sa-
gseiiy Of al subsequent lime ear detect
no naw. Where did he Get its He could
not have SCARED 90 Ear above his age 80
20 have devised IL himself. ! an sslisf-
ed shsrs he oblsined IL. u must have
come from heaven. ] an convinced of
The lrvsh Of The religion Of lhe Bible"
The in6del--in6dsl no langrr--remsin-
cd 10 his death firm believer in The ruth
of Christianity. lie lived several years
sf,sr This eoSerssti0R; about three. be-
lIese. lie conlinSed 10 pursue the study
af the Blble-his views OF The Christian
religion expanding and growiag correct.
Proisneness was sbsnIoned. An oath
was nov as offensive 10 him as IL was
familiar before. When his former gay
companions used one. he habiiually re-
pEosed them. lie demonstrated With
Them upon iIs folly and want Of meaning.
and said he could never imagine before.
how painful Pruians language must be 10
christian. Bot did he become sin
eere disciple Of Christ! lie slwsys ex-
pressed . great doubt upon Tia. point
lie could hope fornO,hing from The world
and he Vas afraid that he might choose
other pleasures from that circumstance.
without radical change OF heart.
! learned these particulars, = lew years
since. from one Of The PartIes. The lapse
Of time nav have caused some inmate
rial variation. but I believe 40 other. I
have endeasored TO be more than SUBJ
slsniially correct. and have therefore lefI
many important ideas unexpanded, a. ]
understood them 10 occur in The actual
~~~~-@~@-~ -~
Let the reader mediate on this his,o-
~, for IL is believed 10 be rich 10 praeIi.
cal instruction. Tie main thought is This.
that The moral law is a monument. SUBJ
lime monument. Of The moral transaction
al Sinai. in The delivery Of The Ten COM
But mark also The species
oil unbslief here exhibited; the improve
men. made If lingering disease; The ju-
'licious advice and kind attention Of the
Christian friend; the beautiful arrange
ment Of Providence by which these con-
CURED; the excellence Of The mural Law
as explained and felt ; aud under the
blessings 81 the Holy Spirit. the slori-
Gus reforming power Of the Bible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
PROSPECTUS
o. rnE
Hillsborough Recorder,

FAh6tshkg -
SINCE the enlargement Of the Recor.
per. considerable accessions have been
made 60 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged to hope that
he was about TO receive such an amount Of
patronage as would not only compensate
him for his arduous and unceasing lsbors.
but enable him further 10 improve the ap.
pearanee and add 10 the usefulness Of his
paper. But 10 realize this hope. the active
assistance Of his friends Is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the justice &C
the cause and the soundness Of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wavered nor faltered, even in the dsrkes,
hour. lie believes that The entire Wing
party are aciuaied by the same purity Of
motive. and in their determination 10 pre-.
serve und'minished their high privileges,
are animated BY a zeal no, less fsrsen,
than his own. The rich legacy which
was Won for US by the active hands and
strong arms Of the Wings Of the Revolt.
lion, the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by uniiring watch.
fulness and jealous guardianship. Unity
of principle and feeling is calculated to
produce unity Of action; the Editor Of the
Recorder therefore trusts. that all true.
hearted Wings viii CO operate with him,
by assisting in the extension Of the cir.
cula,ion Of his paper. -.s
Those Of his fellow citizens who dif.
fer with the Editor on some Of The ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured That in
the discussion oil all political subjects, he
will endeavor so TO conshain himself Is
..se.5 "HOthins 10 esirnuate,
Nor set down sughi in MALICE"
but in truth and soberness TO do justice
TO all parties. large portion Of She 60
lumns IF the Recorder will be devoted TO
entertaining Miscellany, Moral Essays
Agriculture, and articles Of domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this waite.
~ il is hoped that all will find matter TO
amuse and instruct. ,"e"
The terms Of subscription tn the Re.
corder are as here,ofore-twod dollars and
fifty cents IN advance, or three dollars at
the end Of the year.
Jays. II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
Commission & Forwarding
sf- Rusincss. s

TfHE subscribrrs have established thcrn.
- selves IN Wilmington for the transaction
Of he above business, AID solicit q share Of
public patronage. :taving been accustomed
10 the business. and intending to devote their
attention exclusively to IL, they pledge them.
selves 10 give satisfaction 10 ,hote who may
patronize them. Merchants living in the IN.
terror may rely on having prompi and esrly
advices Of ARRIVAL and shipment of their Goods,
and those who supply themselves with Groee.
ries from Wilmington. will be regularly advised
Of arrivals. and The state Of The market. Strict
attention will also be given 10 tie sale Of Pro.
duce, Lumber, Timber, Sc Il
M'GARY & M'TAGGART.
Wilmington, Nsy 20, 1859. 70 6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
C0nfectiOnaries, sc.
MRS. VAsSEUR


T1AS the PLEASURE 10 inform the public. that
-@ she has just IeeeiSed Q large supply Il
articles IN her hae. among Shlsh are,
Candies.
Nuts Of various kinds.
Preserved Sweetmeats,
Raisins. Currsnts. Daies and Prunes.
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Segsrs Of various kinds.
Toys for Children,
and q vsrieiy of articles too numerous IN men
ton. The Fruit and Nuts are Il the last
years crop, and Of excellent qusliiy.
I She has also several jars of fine SPIcED
OYSTERS, which will be sod by the lsr al Z
reduced price. The article 10 excellent.
W Mrs. V. would also inlurm the
public. that she has just put her SODA fouS'
TAIN in operation. and will furnish 20 hsi
customers this refreshing draVght every dsy ia
the week. Sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM also. on oil. the said days. exeepI
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited 10 give
her . call.
June 5. IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

IRAN away from tie subscriber. on the i0th
% instant. en- spprenilcc boy shose name 10
WILLIAM GAPlNS. lie is about sixteen
years Of age, five feet two OF three inches high.
round lace aud dark eomplcKion. The above
reward 0f FIVE cents will be gwen for his sp.
prehension aud delivery 10 me, but no thanks
wha,evrr. Al persons are ferewsrned from
hatb"ring or employing or trading with the
said William Gapns, uader the penalty Of tie
law. - A.
FREDERICK STAFFORD.
August IS ST. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
Attention.!
HEAD QUARTERS

4
.~ ..f N. C. July 18th, 1889.
TO the Officers effhs Sirih Brigade Of
.8 North Caroline Militia.
W0U are hereby commanded 10 attend st
- your usual parade grounds, with your re-
spective commands, armed and equipped %
the Law directs, for parade and review. with
six rounds Of powder, on the following days,
to wit: ....a
The seth Regimen, on the 18th Of Sep.
The SSH Regimen. on the 10Th OF Sept.
The 94lh Regiment on the 2ist Of Sept.
The Ash Regiment on the 24sh Of Sept.
Tie 47th Regiment on The 26lh oil Sept.
The Ash Regimen, on The 2s,h OF Sept.
The 49lh Regiment on the LIST of Oct.
BY order Of --......
BENJAMIN TRoMNGER.
Biyadisr General.
AUSTIN WHrrsIrT. .aidseomp.
J"y IL. 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
Mattresses,

ElrHER Double or Single, made to
orjer-an article Of great comfort.
sither in summer or winter. Orders Left
al the Office Of the Hlllsborcugh Rscor.
der will be duly a.leuded 10. go.
July "a. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
UNION HOTEL.
HILLsBOROUGH, N. C

HILLSRUhOG Ne u
MARY A. PALMER q SON respect
WI fully tender thanks 10 their friends
and the public generally. Tor The very IT,
bersl patronage heretofore extended 10
them; and would inform the public thai
they have put themselves 10 considerable
pains and expense in repairing and fitting
up their establishment. that stronger IN.
dueenenls may be offered Tor public pat
Ionage.
Due attention will be paid 10 their Ia
Die. which shall be furnished with the
best the market can afford.
Their Bar will be supplied with il
quOrs Of The bes. qualify. and Ice in a6un.
dance.
Their Stables win be supplied with
abundan, prOrender and careful attend.
snce.
The travelling public are invited 10 give
them q call. and they ATE assured that
every exerlion will be made 10 give 81.
iisfsction.
~ Two or three families can be &C.
eommodated wiIh board and good rooms.
GrThe Raleigh STANDARD viii insert the
above three weeks.
June -. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
HILLS BORoU N. G.
PuHLssHEp wEKKLT
nv DENNIS nEARTT,

nv b.NNfS HsNNF ~
ar THREE DOLLARS TEAR, Gu Two pcLiA"'
TiTrr CENTS ~ RAID ~ ADVANCE.
Those who do a0i give notice Of their VII"
10 have tben PAPER diseoniinned Of the siPna-
ton of the year, will be presumed ss t,sn"E
IL, ,on,iunsnse until counisfmsndcd Andre
PAPER will he disc onIiuucd until oil arr rHE"
are paid, unless 81 the option Il the uLllsleI'
Advertisements net tacstding sixteen l'"'''
one dollar Tor the 6Isi, and " cni. FIVE te'"
fnr "a, h subs, qnent insttiion; longer ehss 70
PR potion. Court Advertisements i~Cuiy'hS
per cent Lighcr. A jsdu,iiop Of 33t per cen.
will BE- made to advertisers ky the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
Fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING & SUMNER
II AsIIONSo
Mr.. Robert f. Peasants,

WOULD respectfully return thanks 10 The
generous public glso have heretofore IA
vored him with their cu-tom; aud, informs
them thai be has just received the latest and
most spprosed Spring and Sumner Fashions,
and is well prepared to execute work 10 his
line. in
n SUPERIOR STYLE,
psomising despatch, Bes,ness, AID dofabiIiiy.
No pains will be spared on lie part 10 please
those who may paitoDize him. Ills friends
and the pub1icl gsnerpliy. are respectfully So
liciied 10 give Inn call. Ills not his dirpo-
sition 90 mtssnrs words Of promise. or 10 cut
ont idess Z" please the fanny bus the rlain
thread of his advertisement presents the hGbi
lsHesfs Of truth, which will be flied up To Tire
letter.
IrfIis shop 10 directly opposite the Post
Office. and two doors above the farmers Ho.
tel.
0f0fders from distance psnetusily siten
ded %.
IIIlisborough, May a. 1889. Tid
BI,YIyRS for sale at this Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

IT, The above medicines are for sale
k the Office of the ll,ilsbnruuph Re.
corder-- whore constant supply Will be Kept.
ID. HEARTH, .agsnt.
Maya. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
Moffat's Life Pills,
PHOENIX BITTERS.
HE nnitefa al IHI.

HE Univers al rsIma.
ton in which the celebrated
LIFE PILLS and PHGsIx
BITTERS are held. u salts
factouIy demonsusisd By
the increasing dsmsnd for
them 10 every state and sec
ton ofthe Union, and By the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29
Military Election.

A N siseaiaa i0r CoiOnei commandant. Lea
N tsauni colonel. and Maior. for the Forty
Sexengh Regimeaf Of NoEih csrolina Militia.
sill be he'd 81 IiillsboIoDgh on lhs iass SaiBr.
day IN Asguss neIt
WILLIAM BARLOW.
SeAisr cspssia.
Jsly "a. So