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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-13

A MELANCHOLY WARNING TO Drunk
ARDS AND BLAspHEMERs "A few days
since. gentleman riding in the stage, OBJ
served man apparently drunk and asleep
near the road, few miles from Columbia.
He was drunk and had fallen asleep, TO
awake in-ctcrnity.
A party was out at work on the road,
and there being grog-shop near, they
bought a jug of whiskeyto enliven them
during their labor-this was soon exhaust.
ed; the poor creature then lying by the
roadside, having drank deeply of it, with
impious boldness had been amusing his
companions, by mocking the, religious
services of protracted meeting i'll the
Ineighborhood. Little did he imagine how
soon he should be called t. realize the
fearful truths he was holding up to ridi-.
cule. A second jug of whiskey was sent
for, he seized 10 drink again, and fell-lt
was his last drink-his last oath had been
uttered, and his soul reeking with the
fresh crimes of Drunkenness and blasphe-
my, was called 10 the Bar of God. At
that same bar, the grog-seller, who sent
him thus unprepared, it is feared into
eternity, must stand too, to answer for
the blood Of this victim, sacrificed tn his
heartess avarice. Little will it avail in
that hour of terror to say, ''some one else
would have sold him liquor if 1 had not"
You 'knew your duty but you did it,,
not" must silence this plea. Letno retailer
F.; lay to his soul the fattering JUNCTION, that
this plea will avail as an excuse, for do
ing what cvery reasonable man nsusttn o1o
is acroag. The fact that some one else
would destroy his, neighbor's happiness,
and murder his body and his soul, if ne
did not, is no excuse for his doing it. lf
tits wrong, the fact that there arc other
men mean enough and heartless enough
to commit the wrong, can surely never
make it right for him to do it.
Temperance Advocate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-13

all. for he was kilt in the field Of battle,
tightin' the Frinch; so, coshla, tell all
the bows I'm ded; sell the furniture TO get
a hcarsc; and let me have an iIigant fn-
neral. Do, Biddy, bury me dacint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
For the Recorder.

Mr.. EDITOR: You are doubtless aware,
.ha. for a considerable lime this COMMIT
nifty has lsboured under serious disad-
vantage, owing to the duplicity OF SER
wants who. under the pre,ence OF being
sen, by their owners, borrow considera-
BILE quantities Of flour, sugar, tea, coffee.
and any thing else they may happen TO
want, from their neighbors. | am well
aware tha, my own servants were in the
constant practice Of this species Of rogue
nv, ill detected; and this makes me anx.
ious to direc, public attention to The SUBJ
iec,, believing, as / do. tia, il proper
measures we're resorted 10. the evil nigh
be cured. l would suggest tina, all lhs
ladies come to perfect understanding
among themselves, that nothing is eve
to be loaned TO servant who comes with
GU, a written order; no matter il il is on
ly the owners name on . slip Of paper
il will suffice TO show that The servan
was authorised to conc; and 10 this wa,
+, will soon be sscerisined when The.
borrow Tor themselves, and when 70
,hsir owner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Death Of Judge Barbour. The whole
city was shocked. yesterday morning, BY
The Information Of The sudden demise OF
the Hon. Philip p. Barbour, Of Virginia,
oss Of the Associate Justices Of the Su-
preme Court. tie was in usual health
and even more Than usually cheerful al
the iims OF retiring 10 bed .. 10 o'clock
on Wednesday night. and The next morn
ing was found in his bed lifeless corpse!
Judge Barbour entered Congress, in The
House Of Representatives. in The year
1914. and soon sigualized himself by
considerable ability in debate. He re-
mainrj in Congress for number Of years.
during a par, Of which time he filed The
honorable Office Of Speaker Of The House.
Since Ieliring from Congress, his life had
been devoted with great assiduiiy TO The
Judicial duties which he had been called
10 perform. Nat. iifef.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
speed tIle Plough.

he Farmers q Orange coun.y ~,
rsques'fd n meet u HhIsbarnneh q
Thursday ihs llIh insi. se:zs q. Thur..
day q ees SsPsriar conrl. % farm /.
Society fof lhs purpose Of eneour,rssg
and Imposing Agriculture. Ilorlirul.ure.
ne 'ss.'-s al Hnrses. H@-- -..s
Sheep. &c.
This 10 . sukjses worthy the attention
ofo.= O.sasr. and il Is hoped shrrs sill
be fuII anendsnee. On this all her sons
can unite - s,hsrd Of bro.hen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04


There Is much truth in the following
article. TO which We reques, The attention
Of our delipquen, subscribers:
The rpay TO break dOsun a Press-i'
has been justly said. that On indepen-
dent press rests on firmer basis Tor
support than one OF q contrary char.
acler; and it has been supposed dit
fcuil 20 break down such press
There is way in shich IL can be done
hos ever. And how does the reader
think this work can DO accomplished
BY the telling Of ell sor's oil lies con-
corning il and its editor1 No. By
threatsl No. BY getting . hireling
for the especial purpose Of writing u
down! No. BY the misconduct Of
unprincipled political pos'masters!
No, readrr: but this is the secret: Lei
a large number OF its subscribers con.
clude that because the business is good
the editor is not in want oil tho little
sums they seversly owe; irtits friends
habituaily delay the fuliilmeni Of lhel'
promises aud contracts With the edi'
tor, and the must prosperous estao
lishm tnts in the world must come
down at last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
SUPREME COURT.

Since our last notice. opinions nave
been delivered by The Court, in the i'l
lowing cases, viz. =,
BY RurriS. c. in Smith .. Monroe
from Cumberland; affirming The Judgment
below. 49,.
In Mitchell y. Adams, from Guillord
affirming the judgmen, below.
In Kssam o. Edmonson, 10 Equity
ftasu Halifax; decree for Plan,iif aud 70
ference. !.
In Wolfe =. Fleming. from Burke; 81
frminv the judgmen. below.
IL Lewis .. Owen, in Equ''y. iron
Bl,den; Diminishing the bill.
Ia Percy, .. Percy. in Equity ITO Fl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Wa5ash Tfeaiy.TThe Senate, on
Thursday, in Executive session. a. We
are informed. ratified The late Treaty
made a, the FORKS of the Wsbash river.
in the State Of Indiana. with The Miami
Indians, with some slight amendments.
This was a mos, impor,an, measure In
the state. as well as to the Indians, as by
1.-THE tile 10 the remaining lands Of those
Indians laying 10 tina, state, being about
100000 acres. has been extinguished,
and the removal Of The Indians al All
early day 10 The lands set apart for them
beyond the Mississippi river has been
secured. Tod.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

The Hon. James r. MOrehssd has
been elected By the Legislature Of Ken
lucky. q senaior 10 Congress Tor six
years from The 4lh inst. 10 succeed Sir.
cTiilendrn.
The Hon. Rufus Choaie. has been
elected BY The Legislature o. Masssehu-
ssiis. senator in Congress. in place Of
Mr. Webster resigned.
The Hon. Jacob w. Miller, (Whig.)
has been appointed BY The Legislature Of
Nss Jersey, senator in Congress from
the 4lh Of March. in place Of Care, ID.
Wall VAN. whose term. Of service has
expued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

.aRebnke-The Legislators 81 Missis
sippi have resolssd. hal lhe insinusiion
made BY Cor. M.Nun in his message.
that lhe state 10 neither able nor willing
10 pay lis bonds issued and sold upon u.
faith. 10 ealumny upon The justice. ho
nor and dignity OF The people Of Mis-
sissippi. and that The state is baund fol
ihe payment Of lhe bonds issued fur The
benefit Of lhs Planners and Union Banks
and that me state will psy them. These
resolutions passed the House BY m,jo-
riiy Of %. and the Ssnsis By q majority
Of 8 so.es.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Damages for an Eye --In The So,
preme Court of Boston lev days
ego, Moses Guild, o teamsier. reco.
rerrd from William Raymond Lee.
Superintendent Of Boston and Prosi.
dence Railrosd. q verdict Of damages
10 tue amount Of $1,000. for an assault
and battery. committed upon him. b,
which one Of bis eyes VAS destroyed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

From Florida The prospects Of
bringing The var TO a close are still
bright. A party of Indians. 72 in
number. came 10 at lamps In body;
and there were from SIS 20 400 81
that place. waiting 10 be shipped "a
Arkansas; 200 Of whom aere 10 sail
on The lst inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Marriage in High Lys.--lt 10 whis'
persd, amid the echoes OF the noun
iains Of Lebanon, says the Times.
that the son-in-iaw Of the gallant
Commodore Napier 10 about 10 be
/. spliced" 20 one Of the hoaris OF ih,
East. a daughter Of the Prince o.
Lebanon. This toward event vii
consolidate the Anglo Turkish slli
ance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Weekly Aliuanac.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned would respectfully
= inform their friends. and the public
generally. thai they intend 20 Withdraw
from The Mercantile business; they would
therefore request those indrblrd 10 them.
10 call aud close their accounts by Cash
or Note.
They would also avail themselves oil
this opportunity 81 expressing their sin.
cere thanks for The very liberal support
given them whilst in business.
P They have still en- hand q good
assortment Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
PRACTICE OF THE LAW.

NATHANIEL }. PALMER, Of Milton, n.
~ c., wauld resNectfuhy inform his friends
aud the public that he intends for the iu'u'e
10 devote himself (almost exclusively to the
Practice oil the law, aud vii attend the Snpe-
rior and County ouIts 81 Wake, Oiange, Fer
sontand caswsli counties, and also The fes'e.
raj Court Of Raleigh. lie will receive claims
for collection due in any part OF North taro-
lima, or the counties ol Paissssania and Han.
fax, Virginia. Business Il any Mad entrusted
10 his management shall be faithfully aud dir
gently attended 10.
REFERENCES.
d w Stone, esq, and Alfred Jones, esq /,
Raleigh, N, c.
Thomas Clancy, eco p. NJ. and M1i James
VI Palmer, Hil.sbaroagh, N. C.
Samuel Watkins, and Martin P. Huntington,
Milton, N. C..
Milton. N. c., FEB "a. Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Notice.

I'm Monday the 18th OF March next. J shau
sell at the late residence Of WILLIAM
FAUSETT, decd, al! the personal property
belonging to said estate CONSISTING Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
one Wagon and Gesr. one Car'yall,
Household and Kitchen furniture,
one Sc, of Black-snlih's Tools. Farming
Tools. Crop. &c.
Nine months credit viii be gwen by the pur-
chaser giving bond aud approved security
Those indebted viii make immediate pay
meut, and those having claims will present
them within the time prescribed by law.
THOMAS LYNCH. .4dnl'r.
February %. s...-e-g 81 sWp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
MABRgEDa

Near PorIland. Dallas eoua.y. Aiahs-.
% ahs 7lh Febroary. by The Rev. Levi
Parks. William whineS. csc. Of c.hsw.
bs. % Mrs. Elizshssh wugh.. dsushlrr
u shs lsls jain Davis. esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

orange IOunIy.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
February Term, I64l.
Stephen Moore, .7in'r.
VS..
Stephen Barton Samuel Bar
ton, William Barton, Fanny >pcti,ion TO cell
Barton. James Carol and Land.
Mary his tUifs, .7bram Grab
tree aud Ibty his rie.
\ II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
I that Stephen Barton, " .iism Barton, Jas,
Carol, and Mary his wife are not inhabitants
Of this state: II is ordered that publication be
made Cor six weeks in the Hilisborough Rccot.
der, that unless they appear at the next term
OF tbis Court, TO be held al the couN house IN
liillsborough, on the 4lh Monday in May next,
and answer, that the petition will be taken pro
confrsso and heard ex pa',e.
J. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Price Of Adv. 81 SO. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Printers TO the understanding
like a " scene" occurred in the u. s.
Senate on The Goth Feb, BY an endcavor
of The Van Barren Senator'S 10 continue in
the hands OF Blair & Rives the lucrative
share Of "spOils" which has so long
L" enured' TO them as public printers.
The Senate actually elected these men
printers TO that body for the ensuing
Congress. by q vote Of % 10 Q. The
Wings. withou, an exception. refused 10
vote; and i, is perfectly understood, that
On the organization Of the new Senate,
after the 4,h, these locofoco proceedings
will be knocked on the head. and new
election held. The fact of Mr.. Van
Buren's official printers being candidate.
for mploy uent under men they so shame
fully opposed and abused, is another
evidence oitheir abjec, meanness Of spirit
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

A destructive ere. il is stated in a ls.-
GER IN he Charleston Courier. took place
u wsshing'ou. Georgia. on The night Or
he 9Th ui,. which destroyed City FIVE
buiIdings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

A young woman by The name OF Co
be, in The south east part If this county
was So badly burned la,ely, by her clothes
t,kine fire. that she Died the evening al
YER the accident. Greensboro Fat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Removal from 0Gce.--Mr Clay. OF
XIV. made one Of his noblest and best
speeches, brief and powerful. in reply to
an insinua,ion from Mr.. Sewer. that the
Wings were 10 be proscriptive, and TO
remove from Office withou. cause. He
said ,ha, he had never conceived or utter
ed such a sen,imen, in all his life, and ne
held i, as a despicable one. His opinion
was ,ba, there should be but one inquiry
in regard to officers. Was tho man hos
nest! Was he capsbles Had he dis
charged the duties devolVing upon him
with fideli,yl Had he kept al0of from
executive interference! Had he not pros
,raled The duties Of his office 70 party pur'
noses! IL public officer had done none
Of these things. he should be retained ~
Office, and held up as all example worthy
Mr.. Norvell administration expressed
the hope tina, ,he incoming Admln,ssra
,ion would make clean sweep, and leave
ma, one stone upon another Of the old Ad
minisirsiion. ma,
| Mir Preston trusted that the Whis'
would DO no such Thing. The most }"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Three weeks ago. Mr.. Horton and a
nsgro boy in canos. were prec'r'ta'eu
over the dam a, Wynn's Mill, on New
Hope. Chatham. and both drowned
Horizons body has teen iound' me he
eroes has not. Raleigh ReStsleF.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Canada.--On Wednesday The 10Th
ullimo. an act OF The British government
vent into operation uniting the iso
provinces Of Upper and Lover Csns5s;
and lord Sydenham w,s 10 take the oath
Of Office in his appointment 81 capiain
general and goseinor-in chief u ihs pro-
vince Of Canada.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

We learn from the Raleigh Register
,hs, Me-. Badger has consented TO accept
she Office Of Secretary of The Navy. and
has proceeded 10 Washington 10 be In
readiness 10 enter upon The duties Of The
Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Rlack-smith's Shop.

ssSHE subscriber begs ,eavet To inform hls old
4 customers and the pubic generally. that
he has again established himself az his old
stand in Hiilsborough, where he is ready 10
execute any work in his line with neainess aud
despatch He Hatiers himself that he caano,
be excelled in shoeing Of Horses. just call
aud give him lrisl. -
JOHN HORNER.
Fesparyao a VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

4 proper EaIg.-il IL siP'sI ll,i slate
sasssmens u he l.sglslaims II IasiiAba
plesidss u ii - sale ~ pfereuy under
sKFruIirn shall y ssii paiFfa j amnoHis
- tee ihiras 4 - appraised vslss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

A man named Shaver. from Orange
was recently found dead in the eastern
par, Of This county, with his body lying
on The bank Of lIitls stream and his
bead ineihc water. We understand he
was intoxicated! loid'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Proposed Impssekmnf-Ths Lssis-
iaiurs Of Mlssssippi have passed FesSlu-
lions requesting their Representatives 10
coBsrsss 70 prepare articles q impsseh-
menl agsinsl Jpsiies MeKiniey. q The
United States supreme caurs. The Co
sernor has approved he Esselsnous.
These TesolusioBs have their origin IN
The rsfBssl Of Judge Mckinlry 70 hold
he cEeuil Court 10 Mississippi - his
Euly required.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

he eomrtFlsaa i 10 faFast ~ protesting
onf own mauoiasiufss, We belisss Ne
rely tlaltd ne puhlis oFllnau. ~hsa -
sid Ihu oar elissiign6 . ~ lsFia uelf
poliiical. hni eeon0mieIii thal lhs iTuf
ebjeeions = Il. uefs 6Ett. lie hOsliliiy
81 sections % Il; and secondly. iis li.bi-
lny % PFodses . rrdandanl lressosy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Mr.. Granger.--The statements in re-
speci 10 Mr.. Granger's Aboliiionism.
arc unquaIi6edly false. We shall. in .
lev days, cite ample proof Of The fact.
and call upon The Enquirer. who has
made the charge. 10 publish them. Al
present. we shall confns The evidence 20
~hai follows: We are suihorized By .
member Of Ccnaroes-we had as well
say at once By Mr.. Bolis--,o say ihs,
Mr.. Granger thinks Virgins right. and
Gov. Seward wrong. in the pending CON
ifoversy. II will be conceded. We pre-.
sumo. that no Abolilionist 10 likely 20
hold lhs, opinion. We sre authorized
by another personsgs, Of very high and
eminent distinction. TO say. that when
informed that be had. in Richmond. been
charged a. an Abolilionisi. Mr. Granger
told Gen. Harrison that he hoped. IL he
ever made such discovery, he would
turn him neck and heels" gu, Of his
Cabinet. ..
There never was yiler falsehood and
SANDER. as we shall abundan,ly show.
Gen. Harrison's Inaugural will take The
most decisive grounds against The Adolf.
iionisis, ns Gen. Harrison has done FOR
25 years. None bu, fool could sup
pose that in such a state Of things Gen,
Harrison would sppoin. an Aboli,ionis'
10 his Cabinet Richmond Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Notice.

A MEETING Of the Common School
- Comnil,ee will be held al the Office
Of the County Court Clerk. on Tuesday
of Mach Court, The 9th instant.
Match ; 62--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

Stocks Of al kiads continue 70 decline.
and the stock Of the Pennsylvania Bank
Of The United States has fallen 10 10 per
reaL-so ,sys the Nona American Of
Saturday,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Dry Goods,

and other articles in their line. which
they wish TO dispose Of Tor cash, or on .
short credi, To punciusl dealers.
MlCKLE e. NORWOOD.
March >, &c GO
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RcgsmcntaI Court Martial.

Rcgimcntal Court Martial.
THE commissioned officers Of The 46sh
: regiment of North Carolina M'l,,,s,
w,ll NEE, in Court Martial al David Me
bane's. according 10 adjournment. on me
first Saturday, in March next AZ III
o'clock. equipped according 70 law.
THOMAS JONES. Col. Com.
February %. 81
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Correspondence Of The National LafelE.
geneer.

correspondence q the National Lafelh-
gencer.
New York. February 20
The nomination 81 The Hon. IA. Tall
msdgs 20 The Office Of Recorder in The
place Of Mr.. Morris has been confirmed
BY The Senate.
The Wings Of Connecticut have nomi.
ns'ed Gov. Ellsworth and all The present
stale officers for reelection. The Loco
loco candidate Tor Governor 10 Francis
III. Nieholl. II is said that The Hon.
John NJ. Niles positively declined being
scandIdals for nomination. The election
takes place on The 5lh % April. The
Congressmen are chosen a. The same
time.
Bot lilils business has been done in lhe
city for the last Few days. The cold
weather has kept The country merchants
a. home. and The large dealers have been
disposed 10 await the effect OF the ness
from England. hourly expected. In The
money market things grow worse.
Stocks fsll lower and lower. On ihe
~hnis slihcre are but one or Two des-
cripiions a. par. US. Bank sold today
al23l, and The bills AZ Is per cent. dis
count. The increased demand for mo-
ney has IN nnfayorable effect on The do
nestle exchanges. The following are the
rates.
On Boston. par; Philsdelphia. 81 o;
Bsltimore. 4; Richmond. &; ". Carolina.
s; Charleston. 3; Savannah. s; Mobile. !
a l2l; New o leans. I'll \ 8; Louisville.
"a as; Cincinnati, 0; Detroit. Is; 81.
Louis, Z.
Treasury notes, 5 per cent. sell Of 99l.
The Hon. Jacob w. Miller has been
elected United STATES Ssna,or from New
Jersey, in the place Of Gen. Wall.
New York. February %.
There 10 said 10 exist some difficulty
between the Secretary Of the Treasury
and The Collector Of this ror, in the set
ilemenl Of the accounts of,he latter. The
Law requires iha, The Collector, after de.
Quoting $1,000 from The emoiuments Of
The Office. shall place the remainder 10
the credit of the Government Al the
Custom. house, in the accounts. the fees
are kept separate from The emoluments.
and Mr.. Hoyt contends tina, the Govern.
meni is entitled to The emoiumsnis latter
dedueting $4,000 only, and that the fees
belong TO him! lie is the first Collector
that has construed the law thus. The
amount Of fees collected since Mr.. Hoy
came into office is supposed 10 be no
Ear from $4,000! The Secretary asks
Mr.. Iloyt 10 place The amount I, the ere
di, Of the Government. and leave the ques
tion Of RICH, to be decided in the courts
bu, Mr.. Hoy, prefers 10 retain j. in hi
own hands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

In the morning think what :hou has
TO do; aud q, night, ssk shyself wha'
thou hast done.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

The Tarif.-The following from tho
Richmond Wing. will furnish some clue
perhaps to the progress OF public sensi.
men, in Virgins on The subject Of The Ia
riff.
There has been great disappointment.
in the effects OF the reduction Of the tariff.
Il has led to vas, impor.a.ions, TO an enor-
nous deb, TO Europe. to a drain Of bullion.
aud TO The exsggeration OF the financial
difficulties. superinduced by The mad
tampering and experimenting oflhe Jack
son era. Who can poin, to the single
advantage i. has brough, the country. 10
csunterbalance these injurious effects!
We have challenged and exchanged again,
South Carolina to produce single item.
Has more OF her Cotton and Rice been
consumed, or a. as good prices as before
the reduction took place! Does she pur
chase lower than before. or as low! lie
US venture upon a prophecy. II Grea
Britain consummates her known policy
Of growing cotton in her Asialic colonies
and South Carolina is excluded thereby
from her markets, or undersold. Soul
Carolina will then knock at The doors o
Congress and ask for protection for he
co,,nn. She will seek TO secure the Anne
rican market to The American growth.
| Mems opinions have undergone IN III
South, and are now undergoing. grea
changes in respect to The tariff. The
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