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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

a Girls Feei In thick shots. Maj.
NJ .cardIr. Of the yirksburg Wing. Is
10 ecsiaciss Nth . couple Of beautiful
feet be saw The Other day. belonging
10 young and handsome girl, and
which were danc up in gond subsian-
tisi leather shoes With thick solrs.
The Maiar ihiuks, and We think he
is right. that the girl has one Of the
right kind Of mothers At hnme. As
the beautiful creature turned acorner
and was hid lrom sight, M'Cardle
thus broke out 10 himself: ..@
"AL! your mother loves you as .
mother ought TO love her children,
aud she will mol allow you 10 crsmp
your dear little toes in Q piece oil kid
skin. and thus open the way Tor colds.
coughs, asihmss, csiarrhs. consump.
,ions, Influences. aud ell imaginable
and uuimaginsbie diseases TO Greer
| into the 9, stem. nor does she ~isi
you 10 lay crop Of corns 10 lret over
the balance Of your life, TO spill you'
temper and make you blow your hus
band WHEN you get one. Speaking Q
husbands. We are not 10 hurry our
self, and perhaps We may wait cou
| pie Of years or more for you yet; s'icl
| 10 your thick shoes. and don't make
simplrton of yourself. as some gro,cn
up girls have done before now."
@as .r. Emp. STATE.
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.Mackiin's .ldricc 10 his Son.-l have
often tuld YOU that every man must DC
the maker or marrer OF his own Tor
tune. . repeat the doctrine. lie Who
depends upon incesssnt industry ana
integrity. depends upon patrons ., 'he
noblest. The most exalted kind. They
are the creators OF fortune and iame'
the founders. and never can disap
point or desert you. They control all
human dealings. and turn even s'c's'
STUDIES of turlune's tendency to a cum
,rary nature. You have genius. you
have learning. you have industry a.
times. but you want perseverance,
without il you can do nothing. ! o't
YOU hear this mott" in ynur mind con
s,sntly--" Perseverance
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Of Baran dc Brsenvsi. SO disiin-
guisled during The last years 81
Ihe French monarchy. the faIlou Ing
CHARACTERISTIC sneedoic Is recorded.
Ringing his hell one morning ahen
he aaoke. Blanchard. an old canfi.
DENTAL domestic. with whom he had
ditierrd on the preceding day. came 20
receive his masters ordgrs. SIRE"
said blanchard. as he entered Che b
ran's raom. - came 10 ask favor;
u Is the permission 20 retire 10 ny
relations" I. WHAT" reiorted the
Baron. warmly. .yoa desire 20 ieave
me! You will stay. sir; We ought 90
1--we aud die together" .Ns. sir. .
perceive tina, become hateful to you;
| graz too old. and only excite by my
intirmiiirs The violence of y,nr tenn
per. fuu have loaded me aiill gifts
and kindnrsses; I will often come To
sse you; but " dwrii nnt here. and
sn wv "brft tNNu~tNG WIN my
thing. We shall bnth of ~ ESCAPE those
scrnrs that desirny U.s." /. Well.
sir" replied Besen,al. with tears in
lis eyes, .it Is then a settled thing.
VIE mast part. You belonged To my
father; your vile MAS my nurse. Ynu
are oder thsn ! am in the family.
and II u who mast 60: | sill rrlurn
When Jun can tolerate my faiiings."
At these words lie seized hrs cane aud
his hat, FASTENED fram has chamber.
aud was going out; ahrn instantly
the gnod Blanchard. tous bed BY this
unexpected sirokr. threw himHlf a,
the Bsron's feet before his door. Iii.
master raised him M. pressed bin in
bis arms. they mutually ~epi, and
snore never 10 part.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

Lasiness.-Dr. Hale used TO say
that !. Laziness grows On people; u
brrins i'm cubwebs and ends in chains.
| have experienced Che obsersed) that
the mnre business a man has. The more
he is able 10 accomplish; he learns 70
rcouomise time; that is taiest com
m,,lcd TO every one Of you. aud iaI
the use Of which you must account.
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can be little doubt Of iis eeuuin,,..s
aud aaiheniieiiy.
How happy IL would have been fsr
ihs early settlers u al the American
e"i"nies-snd how happy Tor the nu-
mrrsas tribes nf aborigiars. had Ell
our ancestors pnssessed ihr psciiis 20
hey and disposition Of Gov. Penn.
huw mach anxiety and distress, and
how many myrisds Of lives would
have been saved. And who ean help
aishing that The people Of Georgia.
81 the grfsent time. might be blessed
~iih a William Penn Tor ihrir Gov.
ernorl In that case. how EASY IL
sould be 10 settle al diffcuIiies aith
The Indians.
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NJ ELIZA COOK.

~ ELIZA COOK
Thsy esli The wshi : sresry place.
Ard TEL loas tales &c sia and We;
Az dlhefs WAS 40 blessed trace
ofssnshins here below.
Thsy p-iaf. whea suiuma winds are signing
To falling leaves and wiiher'd flowers;
BIT shall sc oaIy moara them dFias.
Asd aeser note their brilliant hoursf
rhsy marx The sinsos's fading Iiehs.
AID sag il 10 ,hs type Of mani
aso passsih hei''-bui. o. how bright
The iraasieal glory Of he span.
They Iken lie unto the siresm
Thai swim and shallow ponrs along;
BAT beapiy marks the ripping CLEAN.
Ard mssie lilis the bubbline song.
Why should the preacher ever rave
or sorrow, death, and . dat 10 dasiis
We know that ne musl GIL . grave
not Why be ,sd before we m1sli
Look roaad the world. aud re ,hsll see.
Despite the eyaie's snstling groan.
Mach 10 awaken thankful glee.
As well as wiring the hopeless moan.
Perehaace ihe laden tree we shake
May have a reptile a lie rasii
Bal sliall ne oaly sec the snake,
And quite forget the grateful fuIli
Shall nc Forget each sunny morn,
Aad tell Of one dire lightning siroksf
or alI the suiis that se have sorn.
Shall We bot keep the funeral eloskf
o, ~aY should osr Own hands be twining
DARK shsPsis from the eypre. ireei
why stand 10 gloomy spots repining.
When further on sweet buds may bel
'Tis true that night shades on will blind rs,
Tha, eyes the brightest will be dim
Old ~ialIed Care too on reminds us,
Dat Why should We 90 seeking himf
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sPRRaE

Delivered a. lhs Great whie Meeting 10 The
eouniy &C Gssnsiils. en- Taesday the
80 dag Of March. $50
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See Appendix
Con. HARRISON, when parting from reg''
ment Of his soldiers jlst after the lad,an wat
said 10 them: Scent emen, IL you ever come
10 yinccnnes. you will always iad plate aud
knife aud FORK al my table, and ] assure yo'
that you will my door shai snd tbs strsag q ~
latch pulled ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

,choSe scope IF country through which travelled wc
did not meet 7edh one single iadioduai who did not
denounce the nominee of the Harrisburg Convention
no, not one In Georgia, there is not solitary paper
or leading man who will dare 10 advocate old 1ippeca-
nocs pretensons 10 the Prcsdcncy.-In S. Carolina
few any-and in this State, am yet TO The first
man, who will do So The leaders would be glad to
cry, "cruciy, "erucify the President. But the peo
pie, judges not less righteous than they, demand to
know "why, wherefore, what sin hath he committed"
And well may ''we the people ask, what il 10 be
gained by turning out Mr. Van Buren,, and putting in
Gen. ilarrison' The sEiigh Priests of TIE Wing
party will tell MS, 10 'sreiorm the aliases of Tie Co
vrrnment.' This is specimen Of majesty, for yen,
One party j. composed "t all honesty, all purity, all
,alent-ana the other, yes the other, formed b. the
same AlWlse Creator, enjoying all the blessings and
nlabting the same portion of the Globe, "bone of
bone, and flesh of flesh" is composed of the
vilcst scamps that lived"! 1t is enough TO make
carry The the Balkan, TO 'draw the sword
and the scabhard throw away" As are driven to
it, let US adopt the Mosaic Law-"an eye for eye,
and tooth for tooth, and wage war of exernina-
ton, (of course mean politically ! trust before
the sides of March,, shall be ut my post, hum
bic soldier, under the old sachems Of Rcpublicanis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
Last Nights Northern Mail.
FOREIGN.
Correspondence Gf' y. hteiiissHtsr.}

New YORK, January s.
The packet ships United States, Capt. Fisher and
England, Capt. Walte,) which were long detained
in the harbo BY the ice reached the city last noht in
tow of steamboats,. The news by the England, which
is to the eth from London, and 9Th, no, at all remark
able and may be stated in substance TO be
A decline in cotton of farthng, caused by the re.
port Of the state of the crops carried out by the Great
Western.
4 check if not defeat, of the French forces in Al:
rica-Abde FL Kader having made sudden onsc:s upon
the French oatposs, with much success. The Paris
press 10 be chiefly occupied with this matter and
the Government is fastening forward large reinforce
ments so that the naval and military districts in the
South OF France are IN state Of great activity. The
Duke OF Orleans goes out with the reiniorcemcnts.
Eastern affairs to be settled The so called
charter of the Sultan is said Ia have been pro
gaed iH spite Of Russia and attracts great at.
tenton all over Europe
From Spain there is nothing worthy of comment
Ii is believed that the new Ministry will have small
majority in the new Cortes.
The Great Western went out in thirteen DAYS and
a half
The impression seemed to be general in England that
the British Government intended the blockade of the
Chinese ports and that Admiral Maitland had been or
dered from the East Indies to China for such pur-
pose. The speculation in teas in England was, in con-
sequence, large, and there great advance IN the
market.
American flour in bond was worth 30 to 81 shllings
in Liverpool, and quick at that.
There had been december y in London, according
to the Courier, decided Improvements in the prices OF
American securities, and large investments were made
III tavorite descriptions OHIO SIX per cents. have buy
at s1a; New York five per cents IS 10 J; Mary
land q, dividend off, being advance of per cent
United States Bank Shares fl6 los. to Ell per
share. There is rumor in the city that Mr. Jaudon
has secured another large oan but, at the hour write
this, have not the means of ascertaning the fact
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

(SlT R) was moi prepared 70 make it the subject Of
grave proceeding was proposed. IN reggr! to the
remark that Tho officer in question had used his intu
cncr against the Banks, IN view Of advancing certain
political views AT. 4 FIJI bound to say he knew o..
!aci iustiil'n he nru'a:;on The institution he pre-
SIDED cve:, la! "c .niinllg and successfully conduct
Cd ~ ha Tor nu.nir ." ycars and, far he knew,
without Impeachment! Of lis integrity lie Dir. r. J
Thought no had hsen made requiring nyestiea.
ton, Ne.
Mr.. ffSARLE said he would premise motion he
was about to make with few remarks He did nc:
wish TO stil;c enquiry. But the resolution had been
sprung upon the House the ofthe adjournment,
and vote called upon ii before the proprc,y of the
inquiry had been properly investigated. If the enquiry
was t. lr made, ii ought 10 he fairly done Tie friends
Of the President ought 70 have time 20 investigate the
grounds Of the mputation contained in the resolution
He expressed his views o! tho improperly of attaching
such Importance to newspaper statements by iic House
He had heard the relative 10 the remark of the
President of the Bank. He had thought it very proba
bly, exaggerated, and if the remark had been made al
all he supposed it made under aggravated circum
stances lie then moved the adjournment of the
House
The ayes and noes upon the motion were called BY
Mr.. ScoTr of F., and sustained. The question wa:
then put and decided in the airmatiye-aycs 80, noes
81.
And the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
y SENATE-.Nonday, January 6.

IN SENalE-.H0Haay january b.
Mr.. BENTON, from the Committee on Finance
moved to be discharged from the consideration of the
bill for the summary recovery of small bank in
the District OF Columbia and that the same be referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary
The bill from the H. of Repre- sentatives making par
tIa appropriations for the expenditures of the govern
ment for the lS4O read twice. and referred to
the Committee on Finance, and by this Committee re-
ported with an amendment, and by general consent
read three times and passed
The following Bills were also read third time and
passed:
The bill relnqushng to the State Of Mississippi the
2 per cent. fund.
The bill for the relief Jno. H. Jacox
The bill to prevent the counterteiting Of foreign
coin.
message was received from the President in rela.
ton to the employment Of steam vessels in the revenue
service.
Mr.. WRIGHT'S Sub-treasury bill was reported TO-
day, and notice given that he should call it up on
Monday next
The resolutions introduced by Mr. BENTON some
days previous, relating to the assumption Of the State
debts was taken up, when Mr.. Benton addressed The
Senate for upwards of two hours in favor Of all the
leading principles contained in the same.
On motion of Mr.. GRUNDY, the question was to
be taken the separate propositions by yeas and nays
Mr. LUMPKIN expressed himself satisfied with the
general correctness of the principles laid down, but
thought better the motion should be laid on the table,
for the present; which motion acquiesced in and
the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Journal of Saturday having been read
Mr.. CALHOUN of Massachusetts,, moved the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resoiced, That this House has heard, with deep
sibty of the death OF the Hon. James c. Alvord,
member elect of this House from the State OF Massa
chusctts
Resotred, That testimony of their respect for
the memory of the deceased, the members Of this
House will Grape the left arm for thirty days.
The resolutions having been put and carried, MT.
Calhoun paid handsome tribute to the deceased.
And on his notion the House adjourned
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
tTI I,,,.,,E,h lStn


petition was presented by Mr. HASSAI, Of citi-
zcns of Botrtourt, praying for the formation of new
County out of parts Of Boctourt, Allegheny Monroe,
Giles, Montgomery and Roanoke.
MARSHALL ELECTION.
On motion Of Mr.. SOutiall, the House proceeded
with the report of the Committee of Elections the
Marshall election.
The resolutions from the 10th TO the 18th inclusive,
were agreed to by the EIousc-motons being made,
Intellectually by Mr. Chapman to the 2lst re-
solution, and by Mr. Scott of Fanquer, the 2Sth.
At the close of the proceeding, Mr.. CHAPMAN re-
fcrred 10 votes which had been given to Mr. Scott,
rhc sitting mcmbcrO but set aside by the Committee
Tor want Of evidence. Mr. Z. stated that evidence
had been since received TO subsant;ae those votes.
Mr.. CALDWELL, (the contcstant,) at once admitted
that upon the evidence exhibited the votes
good.
On Mr.. STEpnExsoNs notion the report was then
laid upon the table.
motion for adjournment being made, Mr. Stephen
son requested il to be withdrawn, (Which donc) to
give him opportunity to submit the resolution res
pccting the President of the Bank of Virginia, pub
lishcd in our last)
Mr. CRrrcHrlELp moved that the resolution be laid
on the table.
Mr. SMITH sad he regretted the resolution had been
offered and deprecated any inquiry into the correctness
of newspaper statement; many hundreds OF which,
daily published TO the world, false. lie moved its
indefinite postponcment.
Mr. STEPHENSON expressed his surprise at such n
ed resolution after resolution, inquiry after inquiry into
the state of the Banks, and now, when he had intro
duced inquiry into the truth OF runor affecting
the credit and value OF the stock III banking nstitu-
ton in which the State deeply interested-a ru-
NOR relative to a remark said to have been made BY a
gentleman at the head of that institution and the head
of political party in the State-the gentleman from
Isle of Wight moved its postponement. Mr.. S. CONT
nued his remarks in support of the proprety of The III
qury.
Mr. RoBERTsoS expressed his regret that the resou-
tion which he had seen during the day had been thus
seriously introduced into the House He thought it
very Objectionable thus to introduce it, for several rea
1t not known upon what authority the state
ment had been published it might have been anony-
newspaper, nobody knows by whom, or indeed exact
ly what was stated, could afford sufficient ground
for grave legislative inquiry If tie opinion referred
to- had been expressed by the President of the Bank of
Virginia, he doubted not it was some casual remark,
not meant to convey his deliberate opinion expected
get before the public really he entertained it, he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

receive lin il Nashville, consisting Of Dr.. Felix r.
hertson, Gen. Robert Armstrong, Gen. William Car
roll, Hon Tn. Claiborne Capt. Geo. $. Smith Tho
mas Crutchcr Esq, Levin II. Co., Speaker Of the Sc
natc; JONAS F.. Thomas Speaker Of til" House: Sam
uel IL LaughIfn and John T. Gi!icspy, Of III" scnair
Philip b. Glenn and Andrew johnson, of the House.
\ Committee OF six was appon.eito accompany hon
to New Orleans, consisting Of Gen. Robert Armstrong
Major Andrew J Donelson, Capt. ). NJ. Banner, Capt
Joseph Miller, Joseph Anderson Esq, and Joseph IL
Hough, Esq
foar steamboats, had been voluntarily rendered BY
their Captains and owners, for the and accomnIo
dation Of Gen. Jackson and the Committee then
passage 10 New Orleans, TO all Of whoa Tie thanks !"
the meeting were warmly gwen.
The Old Hero was expected 10 go 10 The mouth o
the Cumberland in his carriage thence down the Oils
and Mississippi by steamboat, reaching his old battle
ground before the 18th of January The MsSissippian
are making great preparations to receive and mono
their old chieflhe thanks OF grateful country i'll
deed arc his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

IN CKANCERY-vIRGINIAAt rules holden in the Clerks
oare az the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
the County Of Cumberland Monday the I'd day Of Deccber
1899:
Samuel Wallace, Plaintiff
against
James b. Anderson, Hez. Ford, and Richard 4. Rison,
Defendants.
The defendant Richard A. Rson, having entered his appear
and given security according the Act of Assembly and the
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he nhab;ant of this country Is orered thai me SAID
defendant appear here rules be holden IN the Cks oil
flee C the Circn Superior Law aud Chancery Tor SAID
County the first Monday IN Harch NEXT ana an
the of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order DC forth
with inserted newspaper published in IN" city OF Rlc.
ond successfully and posted 1t the 'front.' door Of
Courthouse county successive court days
- 4 f,onv-Tcgte b. u. WoODSON,
L. C. c. $. C.. L. s. C. C. C.
75-wsw
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Tho Eighth Of January.

GENERAL JACKSON is probably at this time on the
great field of his fame This day while we write Cthe
glorious 9Th of january presume he is at y Orleans,
receiving the grateful accama,ons Of his countryn,en
The Nashville Union Of the Cd states, that he was on
that day expected in town, his way to Louisiana
No ceremony has been spared to do him honor
meeting was held Nashville the 2st, of citizens
of Davidson county and members Of the Legislature
George Washington Campbell in the Chain to make
arrangements for his reception and suitable escort to
New Orleans Committee Of 12 was appointed to
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HedneSdny, Jouuarg :, 1910.

Authorizing two separate elections in Loudoun, and
one in Halfox- the act 10 take effect from and after
the 18th of January, l2+0l Authorizing the sale of
certain lands belonging to Cordeia Hopkins, decd
Declaring Green5ricr River public highway-Con-
corning the town Of Lawrencevlle, in the county of
Brunswick.
Several other bills were reported, and laid the
table.
On motion of Mr.. CocKE, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
uID.LOTyTL3r NOTICE

INT HANDS WANTED-In consequence Of reports having
been circulated Of the insecurity OF hrnes in the Mid Io
Than Mines the Company deem proper make knowI that
the mines have recently been opened and that the slightest
progressing, unle. plan furnished by Messcurs Foster
Hail. distinguished English Golfers, from England
reclaim the Pits of TIE Black Heath copany after tine
explosion guand the present under ground operations
conducted under the management oi o the English
- here by these gentlemen, and supervised by Mr. VIM
Hall, who has under his superintendent the Black Heath Com
panyS WORKS al nftSti h shl ana capac OF tnoe genie
men, fully crincrd their sklfu reclamation Of The Black
confidence in the safety of the hands in the Mid Lothian
Mines will be SEEM BY reference TO the annexed from the
midlothian Mines, ard from the Certificate of Mr. William HALL
the in which that plan Is carried into effect This
publication has been deemed proper as the Company now in
of ten fifteen additional ahchodcd active Pit
Lands, on hire h the year, for which they will give the most e
r1 hire The Company have not hitherto spared labor
prn-e deemed the absolute safety and
tort Of Tie hands their Mines is designed future
any thing that add TO the security Of their hands,
The hired alurer, pursol--nr they can with great
proricty they have that nncs s
ruuny exhibit stronger il strong, evidence Gf general safety
The Company will receive hire hands who do vuunari-
hire Ct remember that they viii want upon hire successfully
intervals OF every ninety days, some additional fol-. live
her Of healthy able bodied young men.
slaves distance from the Coal Mines, would do
give attention Ia the subject There is place in
this country where slave labor commands mnc where their
general health BETTER and where the treatment and contcnnent
years disastrous accidents have occurred but from the sci
cnc practical skill attracted the mines these accidents
WIN Oe y '''' f. :. WOODBRIDGE,
President, the Mines in Chesterfield County.
S Apply Mcssrs Il. Hill, Jr. Co., Richmond; T. VI. Tab,
do D. II. Branch, Esq, Petersburg.
We that there other remark present
rcsary but conclude by stating firm conviction that the
rrlinns b.. carried SYSTEM and
ton crc according the plan pursued the North OF Eng
land under of experienced mining agent tho
risk accidents in this deep pit no greater than in mines
:" '''' s'tRANK FOSTER,
IT \. HALL
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MATT APONI LAND FOR SALE.-Wil be sold 10 the high
WI rst bidder, Thursday Both January that valuable
Land known Pne Top lying in the County OF King
William, Mattapon river mile above Ayetts warehouse
This land lying compacty bend OF
The river therefore requires but little fencing The soil Is as good
rs ay river farm the neighbohoo easily worked and
dccs wheat corn OATS rye &c. well any land in this
ton of country There abundance Of wood for the sup
por of the farm The consist Of dwelling house
built in good repair office, meat house, dairy ana
all houses for such farm hrst rae peaen ana
excellent water The Land will br shown TO person VINO may
view by Mr. H. L. Abraham or Mr. ordeca aoahan'
Sen ,;l,.-
Al the same place. will be sold 10 the highest bidder
II the Household Kitchen Furniture an eScclen .arage
and Harness. the stocks Horses, Cattle, sheep ana HOGS O
weight OF Pork crops Cotton Rye blade ana top Fodder
all the Plantation Utensils, &c &c.
" " ' MORDECAI ABRAHAM, Jr.,
Executor Of Polly .7broham, dec.
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