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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14

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The Polynesian., 1840-07-18
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The Polynesian., 1840-07-18

General Nature Of JVaier Spouts.
water-spout is a strongly agitated mass of air,
which moves over the surface of the earth,
and revolyes on an axis, of which one ex-
tremity is on the earth and the other in
cloud. From this cloud continuation pro-
ceeds downward, which forms the upper por-
ton of the water spout; while the lower por-
ton, besides air, consists sometimes of water,
sometimes Of solid portions, according as the
water spout passes over land or over water.
Some have separated water spous over the
land and over the water from each other,
but this creates confusion, for water spouts
have been observed which were formed over
water and advance over land; and pice rersa
we have accounts ofwaer spouls which were
formed over land, and afterwards were sus-
pended over the surface OF water. They have
also been seen cutting right across "a river,
and then continuing their course over the
land; or crossing straight over an island, and
then proceeding over the sea.-Silliman's j.
The Polynesian., 1840-07-18
ISLAND OF ASCENSION.

The following account Of the Island of AS
censon, was drawn up by Mr.. Campbell,
who visited it in the Cutter Lambton, from
Sydney, and is the result of his observa-
tons on the island and its inhabitants,
taken from the Colonist newspaper.
(Continued.)
The dress of the males consists of
petticoat, or as they call it caul, pre-
pared from the young leaf of the cocoa
nut tree, before it is expanded. 1t is
sometimes dyed red, but more generally
1t is Of the natural straw color, with a
handsome band of surprisingly fine tex
ture woven in a loom. This is worn
round the middle, the >caul reaching to
the middle of the thigh. When exposed
to the sun, one of these is put round the
shoulders, and wreath of flowers round
the head, their long black hair hanging in
graceful ringlets round the neck; spark
ling jet black eyes, and teeth of ivory,
complete figure, both dignifed and
pleasing. The dress of the females is
less elegant, consisting of piece of pre-
pared bark, about yard and half long,
and half yard broad, which is wrapped
close round the body, having the appear
ance of coarse flannel.
Their language, when spoken by them
selves, Is harmonious, but as many words
end IN consonants, when spoken by Eu-
fopeans 1t is harsh and unpleasant. They
are honorable in their attachments, fear
less and courageous in war, before going
TO which they consult their priest, who
having performed some incantations, and
invoked the favor of the Honney, (tho
name of the principal god,) tells them
whether WI they are likely to be successful
ihey fight with savage ferocity, and sci.
uom yield until cut to pieces. In then
lasl war a man was shot, and pierced
WIN spears, till his bowels protrudeC
through; not being able to stand, he sa
Town. t using every mode of defiance, ano
.aS"ea the water into foam all round hin
10 prevent his enemy being a witness OF
h!send' Even when undergoing the mos
''''sh operations. which are often neces
The Polynesian., 1840-07-18
Vol. mo. @.

mats, which are called loatch, and have a
blanket made of bark interviewer with a
soft fbrous flament, the same as that Of
the women; they are fond of an English
blanket and would sacrifice every thing
to possess one that is dyed red. The dis
eases common to the island are chiefly
cutaneous lepra, in the various forms of
scaly and tubucular, which prevail to a
great extent, and women often expire in
giving birth to their progeny Europeans
are afflicted with hepatitis, and seem to
be obnoxious to lepra vulgaris. Syphilis
is an exotic.
The natives do not allow hair to grow
on any part of the body but the head of
which they are very proud, allowing it to
grow long, and bestowing much care on
its preservation. 1t is generally black,
till the death of some relative, when it is
the only mark of mourning they assume,
and they often regret the loss of the hair
more than that of the individual. Both
sexes are tatoocd from about three inches
above the pubes to the ankle in front,
and from a little under the haunch be-
hind, as well as ON the back Of the hand
and fore arm. This operation is always
performed by females.
So Ear as | could learn, they have no
religious ceremonies they however say
when it thunders, that Nan Iabba (the
atua of the islands) is angry, on which
occasions they are wont to prepare cava
for him. The only ceremony of marriage,
is that the house being built and the par
ties having washed themselves, anoint their
persons all over with scented cocoa nut 4
oil, then bcsmear themselves with tumeric
when they retire to their new habitation.
Although plurality of wives is allowed,
conjugal fidelity is respected and the male
party infringing on the rights is punished
by the spear of the husband. One chief
at the time of my visit had nine wives,
and another in prospect, but as the dam
sci would not allow herself to be tatooed,
he would not take her home till she had
submitted to this indispensable requisite
the last rib he had taken was said to be
the Venus, of the Island, of her he was
, so jealous that he kept her in cage, per-
, hitting no one on pain of being speared
!: through, to see the beauty in the trap.
/ 1t is not considered of any consequence
how many liaisons the fair elect may have
had before marriage, and should these
, have been with white man, they are
considered the best recommendation to a
, husband. To be continued
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-17
From the Louisville Journal.
Mr.. CIay's speech nj the
Nashville Convention.

Reported By w. saethsn, Of Louisiana.
Mr.. President,-Delegaies Of the Con-
nlion.--Lsdies. Friends aud Fellow
Citizens Our humble and profound
thanks are due 10 the goodness Of Provi.
deuce Cor tho bright, glorious and genial
sun that now shines dpon rs, The fir-
mament above ia nut unlike The surface
Of our country. Clouds are fitting over
u, but the sun Of truth is struggling to
burs, through them and dissipate the
darkness which hangs over US. Before
abe month Of November shall be mum.
bercd with the past, all the dark spots
which now obscure the political sky,
shall disappear for ever. an old soldier
on fhe stand here cried linen!
congratulate you. fellow citizens. on
the glorious prospect which the cause Of
our country presents, more glorious and
more estimablo because the movements
throughout the land are the movements
Of the people enlisted in support Of the
constitution, and devoted to constitution
al liberty.
Fellow citizens. may not. without
mourning tho imputation Of ego'ism, adj
yer, TO some Of the circumstances under
which now appear before you' Cries
cfyss. yes. yes.
During long and arduous struggle IN
political life for fifteen or twenty years,
would wrong myself il did not con-
fe.s that there we're moments OF diseou-
ragsment; that there were periods IN
which my heart sank within me; but
armed by the Consciousness Of the recti.
iude which governed my thoughts AID
actions, knowing my devotion to copst'
tyiional liberty, a devotion exceeded by
that of no man li,iss or dead, and bel'ev'
ing the principles which | had always
arowed and acted up to were founded on
shc rock Of truth, bore up amidst the
difficulties that surrounded me, stood
dauntless and erect Shouts q Gp'
ptause.
Had I come here some years ago.
should have deemed il a duty TO disapuse
your minds Of the calumnies oil when
was so unremi,.ingly the object; but ina
ncccssi,y has passed away. In 1879 y
was consi Tered crime in me, that d't
pot vote for your favori.c fellow c'tlzel
for the high Office to which ne asP.'
cd. lf il was a crime. l but obcyed TN
Instructions Of my constituents. AM
was I no. justified in obeying them
[Cries of yes. yes.] II is true: wa
accused of violating the instructions o
the Kentucky Legislature, but i desy ia
right Of tina. body to instruct me. re
presented the counties of Faye,le, Jess
mine aud Woodford. They approve
ofmy conduct IN that matter, and IN TIL
approval do justify myself as q respor
slble agent Of the people. GShouts oil al
plause.
Of the motives which actuatcd me
wong as | JJJ, ! shall not descend he'
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STANZAs
Esinsa % sseiag Hxs sa9 rEsigns II Wa
kmgisg "a cozairy CkueA
Br kIaKfc 4. WATTS.
OF ~ amid this ksllowsd scene,
ShosId sigma Of mortal fesd be found;
why seek with such vain gsuds 20 weaa
Oar lheughls from hoIisr relics 'rOsadi
sIOrs fitting emblems here abound
Ofglofy's bright. unfading wreath;
cOnqussls. with purer iriumphs erosn'd;
Proud victories ever Sin and DEATH
Ofihess hos many records rise
Before my ehssend spirit nowi
Memorials, poiniiag 70 the skies.
0fChIisiisn battles fought below!
what need % yOn stern things 90 show
That darker deeds have on beca donei
Il I not enough for Man 10 know
lie lives but through The blood % 0sE!
Aad thou. mild delegate of God,
whose words u balm. aad guiding light.
Would lead ne. from sarih's drsar abode.
70 worlds with bliss Tor ever Bright
What have the spOils % mortal 6ght
To do with lhemes MS thine 10 ieaehi
Faiths saving graee-eaeh sacred right.
Thou kaowist 10 practice as 10 preach.
The blessings Of the eon,rie heart.
Thy bloodless eonqaesis best proclaim;
The tears from sinners eyes that start,
Are mes,sst records Of Thy fame.
Tho glory that may grace thy name
From lOfsier iriumphs sure must spring;
The grateful thoughts thy worth may claim,
Trophies like these can never bringl
Then. wherefore on this sainisd spot,
With peace. and lore, and hope imburd-
Some vision calm Of bliss 10 blot.
And turn our thoughts on deeds of blood.
ShOpld sigas Of battle heIds in.rudsi
Man wants no trophies hero Of strife;
Hs 0riaamme. Faith unsubdsed;
lis Paaoply. . spotless lifs!"
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II VEGETABLE and UniEernal Aess.,..
- proved BY the expeEiense ef tlsnsaes.s.
y. 9hen properly pssseseisd aitk. xr,-..-
cure Il every form 81 The OKls 0aK pas....
I'll having the same origin. and issarislI, -
fsom The UNIVERSAL ROOT 81 I'll a.,sss.
namely IMPuRITf % IMPERFECT sirs.ls.
gioa 81 The BLOOD.
Tna period &C lissle more tAan th,se -.
ID The L. 5. shsy have restored 70 : sss.s Il
health and enloyment ever ONE iiuNDhEn
THOUSAND persons. Who we're Rivea go,
- ineurahle ay physicians Of ihe hISi rsak 80
standing, and - msny eases Ahea s,sty oil,
remedy had been TeEolted ~ IN vain.
IA al eases u Pain or " eaknrss, nketl., !,
be chronic or Feceni. whesLeF u be dssin,..,.
pain in The side, nheiher il arise FIRM tt..,,.
| gnlional 81 from some immediate cause. a..
ther II be from iGteTksl or external anie,x !,
Eill be cured BY PeTssstEing n he uss ii li,ss
| Pills.
This principle 0f pureing With Brsas,,,A,,
Pills, removes nothing bul lhe psriess AID 4.
cayed particles from The bsdy- The moih,a ~
corrupt humoFs of The blood. those hano,.
Which cause dlsease-ihsy impede ihe fuat.
| lions of the liver shen they settle upca IL,
organ, and which. when they settle rpoa d.
naseies, prodace rheumatism; Or ppon H.
nerves. pT0dure gnnt; On upon The lungs, no.
duee consumption % upon The inieslinss, co...
liveness; OF upAn the lining "a the biaod sts.
sells. apoplexy and paralysis. and ell The liasu
81 disorders 30 melancholy 10 the snffeFef ~
al who behold them
Yes. purging these hnmors frcm ne koe, >
The true cure for all these complaints, and =.
cry other form of disease. This 10 no ns,,
asseriion--it il dempnsirable truth, q eati
day il 10 extending itself iai and y ide Il i u
coming known, and more and more sppstsi
4 sied
The cure By purging may more depend upa,
the laws vi ieh pf6dere sweetness o. pnrisy
than may be generally imagined. NLsis,s
tends 10 stagnate, viii produce sieknsss, t.
cause il tends 20 puifcisciion: therefore III,
necessity u constant exercise 10 seen
when constant exercise cannot be used ffon
ANY CAUSE, the occasional use &c oFssns
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLUTELY required. Thu,
the conduils u abe blood. the fountain 81 he
are kept free from those impurities hirh y ou
prevent its steady cuirent ministefihe htssIh
Thus morbid humoIs are pTesenisd from h.
coming mixed with il. II il nature = hisk !
thus assisted through the means and sas!tl
which she has provided FOR herself
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AamIaHA IuIY.n


aRikhl ablsak." sid GaPl.-to
Lis aealy raised company. - he sud-
dsaly cane in eonlael xilh . bank q
eysier shells. 3.
= That ares . wrong order" sssa
q veteran locking fellow, 9Th gan
wighoat lock and vita polish not
dissimuIar % Rip Van Wrinkles o.
Der bis twenty years. sleep.
.Keep your jaw," said ne CsP-
tain " and bold up your head like ,
man.--.Fine locking fellow" cor
sinued Ne. Sour couniFy j. sale Win
ssch sodsers.-l say, Lesieaan',
~kst il yea srier 10 letting ihst.are
saidier aalk On the pasemrais J say
Sargent. take three men, and oring
him into the ranks"
.The captain says you musi come
into The ranks and keep siep address
Ing The stray saIdier. IL guess |
shsni do no such thing. I've cot my
feet muddy already; and II they gets
vet ! guess IS how shall be po0riy
for q month"
.You better como In now Mr.,
I'll tell the Captain what Jon say"
ala, ha. ha. and What dues keer
II Jon docs. A'at IN Independence
maui"
.Cspsain. The man says he won't
come in.v
/. What. NOT mind What | says 10
Understandable! Well. LEI him
have bis own way. ] gaess Ill tell
Che Csloncl. that | will. 10 The right
about turn, and mind that mad-hole-
dress-eyes right. forwsrd-iefi foot
afore. boys-keep your heads up
fne looking leilows-glorioas day
forward march," And away wc
sent up Broadway in style. .
"a do'at like this training" said my
next neightor. sits Q desdIloss 10 me
of six dollars" sand l do like H."
said another, in the next Gle. ..its .
glorious time 10 irolic-almost eQusi
90 tie fourth OF july.
"NoIlalking. boys-no tsiking-f
can't allow talking-reguIars never
talk. said The Captain.
Well. &c RaFched mile or two 10
ihe grand place Of operaiions-were
drummed about Tor an h0ur--saw
half DOZEN military looking men on
horseback come out 10 review aad
examine us-Psssed inspection were
dismissed for half an hour--hsIf Of us
got drunk-wsrc called TO arms
drummed through The streets again
and then permitted TO 30 10 oar homes,
with bead ache enough 10 last week.
And this is-New York Militia duty.
A PRIVATE.
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Attention!

TO The commissioned on-comnissioned
Offers. and NusiciGns, Of the ASH
Regiment Of North Carolina Militia:
W0U are commanded 20 attend AZ David
Mebane's. on Tuesday The 25ih Of Ocso.
Der, Al ! l asciock, equipped according 10 Law,
for Drill Muster and Coust Martial; and on
Wednesday the ss.h of October. Jon will al.
tend with your respective companies, 81 III o..
clock, equipped according to Law, with four
rounds Of pos der, for Review,
By order of lhe Major General.
TH0S. JONES. Col. Comm.
P.s. The above appointments have been
snsde in lieu of those for the 9th and 10th ol
October, which have been countermaaded.
September II. So
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Cast Iron ploughs.

Cast Iron Ploughs.
lTEPHEN MOORE has on hand FOR sale
PLOUGllS of various sizes, with extra
Points, Se. from the factory Of c. II. Rich.
mond, near Milton, N. C.
The following certificates will show the e..
.imallon in which they are held by some ol our
best farmers.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, for The last SIX or eight years. been
using the Cast Iron Plough, introduced into
this state and Virginia by .arsry & Richmond,
and have no hesitation in saying, that we con.
slider IL superior TO any other In use in our coun.
try, for its easy draught facility Of turning tie
soil. and iss general utility as to perlurms nee,
and The small expense oil the cast point, which
We think preferable, on account of liz conyeni.
encc and trifing cost, 10 any other Kind Of point
we have ever used.
WARNER NJ. LEWIS. Caswcll county.
STEPHEN DoDsoN, do do
GEO. W. JEFFREPS, Person 90
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
have for several yenrs been in the habi, of
using the above Pionghs, and have no hesita
,ion IN saying, that they answer my purpose
well.
THOMAS M'GEHEE, Person county.
October 10. %
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mRDERED. That sdvertisement he made
IN ske Hillsb0Foseh Rseegder for three
moaihs. that msjoriiy Of the Justices o. The
Pssee 10 and for this County. are requested 10
as q November Term next on Tuesday, 20
- 81 consideration whether the ofFice OF
ca fsustse IN this county shall be abo-
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
August %. 36-3m
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EiTHER Double or Single, made 10
order-an article Of great comfuri,
aishcr IN summer or winter. Orders leis
al the office OF lhe Ilillsborcugh Reeor.
der will be duly attended TO.
July ~. So
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Hill R0U e II, N. G.
PUBLISHED wEREIr
nv DENNIS IIEARTT,

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FifTr CENTS ~ PAID m Al VANCE.
Ihose who do not give notice Of their wish
10 have their rnprr discontinued Of the expifa.
ton Of The ycnr, will be presumed as desiring
iistontlnunncc nniii rnunitfnnnicd And no
PAPER will To diseontinncd until all aHtaraecs
are paid. unless 81 the eption IL The publisher.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar FIR The fret, and twenty-five rents
Tor eneh subsequent insrrtion; Longer ones in
proportion. Copft Advertisements twenty five
per tcnt hial,ef.s AasdMti.n IL 3si PEI tent
aiil be made q odsei,iaris b. The yaar.
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Notice.

LETTERS of Administration have been
granted 10 the subscriber on the estate OF
SAMUEL Z BLkCKwO0D, deceased; he,
thefeiore, requests all persons indebted 10
said estate 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims will pfesent Them, pro-
perry authenticated, within the time urescrib.
Cd ~ law, Or this notice will be plead in bar
Of their recovery.
JOHN BLACKWOoD. .adm'r.
September IS. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-15

The following genllemea have been arroill.
cd agents Tor The sale of Brandrcih's Pills:
Dennis Heart. Hillsbcrough.
S,edmsn & Ramsay. Piusborough.
Hargrase. Gather Il Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Siecluf. Midway. Davidson.
James D. M.Dsde, Chapel Hill.
December s9-i3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-15
Notice.

SRiE schoal Committees Tor the several dis
iricis n the county Of 0Taage are aoiii
ed. that up0n giving satisfactory islormaston
70 the Chasznan Of The Board OF sarerintend
enis ihaa they hare erected School Hoases.
and have Schools 10 operation, they can ar,ply
90 the Chairman far funds AZ ans lime ai,e,
abe tst day % October next.
John TRoLlNGER, Chn.'n.
Asgest g s6-am