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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

MeshOdisss. The numb Of membsrs IN
other Churches might Be given. Il the
Wriles had them nj hand. The worthy
Bishop Of ihs Uniied brethren informed
me that in their charge in this stale there
are 752 communicate. The minutes Of
the Last General Assembly Of the PEesby-
terrain Church give ihe number in the three
Presbyieries q dis state: The amount Is
6.697. Al the Annual Conference Of he
Methodist Episcopal Church. held last
December. l6.O99 white members were
reported Is being within is bounds. |
am informed that this Conference embrai
ees only portion Of the state. The 20
al number Of commandments in these three
Churches in lhis stats 10 25.54e. Now.
suppose every one or these should conui-
butte only fly cents year 70 ihe Bible
cause; We should give sl2.7 TIA annually.
But. il may be said, many Of Ibis number
are so poor as not 10 be able 10 give.
What. not by the sacrifice Of some indul-
genee 10 give half dollar! incline TO
believe that very Few are so reduced.
And. then, we must place over against
such those OF our brethren who give %,
and sl0. and ESQ; IL all did their duty
many would give hundreds. But let each
member give on an average only twenty
1--WE cents year-lhe yeriest beggar could
do thal.-and then we should have 81. 1857.
Remember ihat this calculation is made
without intending what the members Of
Other churches would do. and The assist
ance which we receive from philanthro-
pisis who are connected with no church.
And what did North Carolina contri.
buie last year! The Parent Society &C
knowledged-for he purchase Of books
and for donations-from this rich. reli
gious state, the amazing amount Of -
s697il And wherever | 90. the Chris.
iian friends who receive me, are making
their complaints loud respecting The cold
ness Of death which seems 10 be creeping
over the Church. Il II a matter Of won
dermeni, il we withhold from the LORI
the things which are His, that He should
withhold from us the ful6lmeni Of hos
great and precious promises" which HI
has given US conditionallyi
Brother, sister. lover of the Lord, whel
you shall have read this appeal, go befor
your God, open your Bibles at the 3
: chapter Of the Prophecy Of Malachi, com
msncing at the sih verse: and with sir
cere hearts ask our Heavenly Father III
question OF the convicted Saul, lord
what wouldst thou have me 10 dol" III
hath promised his Holy Spirit to thos
who ask for il, and that Spirit shall lea
you into all truth. From your knees G
into the work. Assist in reviying on
suxiliaries near you, stir up the member
Of your Church in the cause; pray! 0lvT
The destitute shall soon be supplied, tn
blessing of those ready TO perish sha
come upon you; but above all, our ador;
T bic Saviour viii love you, and you sha
soon see the flame Of holy FIRE brightenin
upon your affairs.
n Your servant in the Lord,
i CHARLES M. F. DEEMS.
!, agent Of the american Bible Scotch
4 coy fbs SloIs M korlh Caroliua
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07
Obituary.

Died, in Marion, Alabama, on the 9Th
uliimo, after an illness Of four days, of
congestive fever, DR.. HENRY YARBRousH,
formerly of this place, and the only son of
David and Helen Yarbrough, in the oath
year of his age. We copy from the
d" Perry Eagle" the following just tribute
to his memory:
"To pen an eulogy upon the death Of
deceased friends or relatives, is often
deemed an intrusion on public attention,
but il may be permitted to those who
alone are conversant with it, to pay tri-
butte to the memory ofthe deceased. The
writer of this has been intimately acquaint-
ed with him for number Of years; in all
the relations Of life, he bore the character
of gentleman and an honest man IN the
strictest sense Of the term-indeed, 1t is
difficult matter to do Justice to his many
virtues. Faults, he had perhaps as few
as any man living. He was a most duii-
full and affectionate son, and most ex-
emplary member Of the Presbyterian
Church in this place, the truth of which
is abundantly testified by those who knew
him best, and the church, in his death has
lost one of its most valuable members; and
for his parents to have evidence undoubted
of hope of his meeting his Saviour in
peace, is consolation beyond all other
which will strengthen and support them
! in their declining years"
Died, in the same place, on the 23t
ultimo, DAVID YARBRoUeH, esq. formerly
also a valuable and highly esteemed Cit
zen of this place.
Died, in Petersburg. Va, ON the q
instant, of Apoplexy, Mr.. AARON LAzA
RUS, of Wilmington in this state; apubli
spirited and useful citizen, and worth!
man. He was extensively known, ant
as generally respected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

.istd slsiess. asde 81 ne cir hunds q
Mes Eliza r. Hsni. and Sissrs. dausl..
GERS e iir Rev. Wslls IIsnis II lhl.
Caanty. Tie cloth h. ssys. l.nd hs =
= judge Ca brsnty and rirhnrss. 10 We
With any Of laftign nantlselsre. Il i
refreshing 10 fhsss days Il poIiiiral ex-
riir@ent 90 turn lrnm she Iurmnsis. me
slnsrs. and birksring. az party. and ens.
ismpl-le. 10 orr pesrrlsl homes. the
iedanfy. sis inlrlllgenes sBd p-lsss,isa,
AZ "us dsSeasers. wives and sisters. Aud
ae have sad befase. and us nsw repeat
r. uiIhpnt any intention Of nsklng
insidious di.aaftions .h.t Cor 0. auls,
'ssrlliserce. industry, ard public splris.
the Granville lsdles all sic with any N
Nvsih Cssalina. ard re n. c. IsJirs
grnsrslly are hard D. beat. xeeh.Ilenee
any 81 the ladies Of The surrounding CUM
iirs O. Pui fafsh greater claims l0r public
communication. Than The Missrs llsrris.
Oxford Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

The Msdisoniaa states that che Unilrd
States troops reeensly sent iaia Nsw
York. we're mt insended far JUGS. but
wrre oEderrd 10 RENE 10 protect The pro-
pesss of The Unilrd Ss~irs. consisting 81
seseral thousand stand Of arms. &e.-a
measure judged 10 be necessary an inlor-
ma,inn sHd advice received by The Go.-
ernmeni. The same paper says. that The
Federal Gosernmenl has no desire 10 as
sune that bayonsis are necessary 90 en-
force due administration Of justice. and
sdds: !. The siale u fscls upon which
The President. timely proela nalioa j.
prrd'caied, would sslonish The people II
abe Uailed States, were The details spread
before them. To ssv The least they in
diraIr the necessity ofg.ea, PrUdeRcs and
jsdsaVnl 10 preserve The peace Of The
c'uDlry."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07
STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLlNA.
Grunge County.
In Equiiy-Sep,ember Term. ls4l.

Cate, Campbell '. Ed,sa,a Turner and othsrs'
IpilIS case coming on 10 DO heard, y s or
- dered that publication hc made ~ ms
lIillsbnrough Recorder. for Elk weeks success
siveiy, that Edward Tarner, one o. ahe de.
PENDANTS in this cause, appear at the mex
tenn Of this Court, to be held for the county
Of o, aaee, at The court house in Hillshoroush
on the second Monday Of March next, AM
plead. answer or demur. or the bill will be "a
Ken nro coniesso, and set down Coz hearing 81
parte as to him. :.
Price adv. 81 90 s2-es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

Joka Qniney .Atiams. N. York
Commercial gI,es the following iumor Of
= matter Which has excited some remark
in reiersnre TO Mr.. Adams and Nc. Web
stsr. Il is not true. a. has been 50 con
hdentlv sls'rj. ihat Nc. Adams had sd.
sisrd Mr.. Webs.er. si'er The appearance
Of Mr.. Ewine's statement, 70 resign.
The facts are ihese:-0n Tuesday last.
afler the appearance OF Mr.. Esing's
statement. Mr.. A. called on Mr.. Webster.
and remarked. in substance. IL al was
inst as Mr. Ewing had written. he did
not see hos Mr.. Webster would be able
To hold on Your position is very crit
cal. Slil. ! will moi give you any ad
vice."
On The next day "wednesday Mr.. Ad
ans called atIhe Sale Department again
and said he would row reiraci all he hal
said [nf doubil as 10 Mr.. Webs,er's hold
ing his siiuamon. .Came what will.
said Mr.. A. latter nature reflection.
!. you must hnlJ vnur place." ......
Furthermore. Mr. A. had repeated hi
visits 10 Mr.. W. every day dawn 10 81.
urJsy, urging Mr. w. BY all the persua
SONS Of his rich experience. not 10 relin
quish his plare. at the present crisis. 70
snv consideration whstever.
We may add-Mr. Webster will M
leave the cabinet. /. cnme what may" 8
long as he hes the wishes OF lhe Presiden
10 remain. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07
MAR IIRm q

In this county, on Sunday evening last,
by Robert Cheek, esq. Mr.. HENRY N.
WORKMAN TO Miss TEMPERANCE WORK.
MAN.
Also, at the same lime and place. MIR.
JOHN WORKMAN to Miss EMILE SYKES,
daughter Of Mr.. Thos. Sykes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07
AuTHENTlc FROM FLoRIDA.


ErirGrf from q report from Col. forth.
commanding, dated September 10. al
Ponia Rosas. uhich is opposite 1any
Lsl leland. on The bay info tchich The
CooiasGmhGiehie riUsr snpfies. GuI
side.
Al have The honor 10 report, Tor The IN.
formation Of The Msjnr General commsnd
ing. that on the llih instant. the sp.
pointed day, three OF the I've messengers
sen, oul from pesse Greek. as you were
advised in my report No. 4s. appeared Al
this point, with lorly-six Indians Of Hos.
pilskl's band: iwo remained out TO gather
o,Iirr.. TO whom | have added three. Tn
the 22d instant | exprci 10 add tn the above
number about nne bundled aud fifty, per.
haps more. A post all be ie-esi"blished
here, as convenient Tor the approach al
Indians. aud as an imporlan, pnin, on the
Gull side, in the event Of operations south
I .hall return 10 Tampa IN Few days,
where u is hoped the Indians expected
IRON Arkansas will have arrived. - their
presence will greatly facilitate the coil C
,lon Of The Creeks aud T administration
position, objects OF the creates, interest.
"rhe whole number Of Hospi'akl's
people now in il sixrs.lwo, including the
chief, three sub chiefs, and ,wen'y-Ihre'
various"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

Outrage on he FrOniisr.-A cores
pondeni or the Burlington (VL) Free
Press, writing from Alburgh, a town
about four miles from the line, says thai
on the night Of the 10Th, party 81
twelve or fifteen men. dressed in the uni
form Of British Soldiers, entered the
house Of a Mr.. Brown in that village,
seized and gagged one Crogan, who for
merly resided in Canada and was an act
or in the rebellion, and hurried him of
toward the lines. lie fought yaliandy
and was severely wounded in the strug'
gle. He is suspected Of having been en-
gagged in the recent burnings on the from
tier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

Operation ofihe nep Revenue .ad.--
Tue new revenue &C, goes into operation
fLis dan. |, was st.ted in our last that
erea, quantities of free goods. in sntIcipa-
iion Of the duties imposed by this aci.
were pouring in; AMI. moreover. that oil
French goods. by Ear the larges, portion
va. Tor foreign account, or Consigned 10
foreign houses here. The 6rst Of this
s,a,rnen, having bren questioned IN
Ph,ladelp hla paper, we have obtained
s,a,emcn, from the Custom House books
of The entries BY t,co ships from Hasre;
and from these II appears ,ha, goods thtn
" (ree," but now subject TO duty, to The
amount Of sir millions Of francs, or about
i,ceirs hundred thousand dollars. were
entered.
On the second point. the almost entire
exclusion of Americans from the French
uade, these shipments are not less slgnl'
t;can,-ror sbou, nine fenlhs OF the Whole
we're Ior foreign account. and entered oy
foreigners. -
Nor is it with French free goods alone
,ba, the marke, is glutted. lhnens to al
enormous amount have been brought III
40 Ina, il, is es.luiaied full supply. io'
more than a wear, has been received ~
aut,clpaiion oil The daiy. s#
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Berkshire Pies.

TIIE subscribers have on hand lew pair OF
the hall.blond Berkshire Pigs, Of superior
qualify, WHICH will be ready for delivery abou,
The lst Of November next, al $40 a pair, or SIS
a single pig. -
0ctobsr s W
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Death OF another Aissiondry-Ne
are srry t, learn that Litter has been
reserved from Afrisa. al The Foreign Mis-
sloniry x wms, giving the melancholy
ia,rlhgsnce Of the death OF The Kes J. r.
Award, one Of the missionaries OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The Rev. Messrs.
Garfield and Award. after touching ~
Mlnrovis, proceeded 10 Cape Psinias
early il April last; on The l7th 81 'na'
month the whole party WAS attacked with
fe,cf. and on The 2,sl Mt. Award sunk
under IT,. o, the titsl If May, all The
re,t hid recovered.
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Specie is rspidly going ous u he eoDn-
y 10 Psy our fsreign debs--,hs ean.e-
qusnee ef that hsau.ilaI sheary of free
trade. which lhsoss our ports open "a
lasrien iahries. whilst lhelrs are closed
10 aur PRODUCTIONS. Neatly . ndlion
Of dall.rs has bern shipped from Ned
York alone. during The present month,
most Il u 20 France. n pay lar silks and
and vines. LyacLburg pirgiaian.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court of Pleas anil Quarter Sessions.
Auoust Term. lS4I.

Mary Jane .9is0bs0ok, I Original attachment.
by Sc. levied an land, and s.
v. 5. Smith summoned as
Thomas j. Fadiis } garnishee.
IN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction
Of The Court, that the d. PENDANT Thomas j.
Fad,iis is not an inhahiiam of this state; II Is
ordered that publication be made in the Hills
bnroush Recorder, fur six WEEKS ia succession,
for said F.dd,s TO appear nj the next term 81
This Court, 10 be held a, the court house IN
H,llsborou.h, on the 4th Monday in Novem'
Der next, and plead to said suit, ar judgment
will be entered bv default against him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 so. IS 6w
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Nurse Wanted.

sNTANrED to hire. a email Boy or Girl to
w. look after child. Inquire at this Of
flee. ~@4
S. ptembcr 81. "a
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Tue Wing Central COMMITTEE Of New
Ymk have invited ths several counties
If that St,ts % appoint delegates TO
ST t. Convention. TO be held a, Syracuse
nn the 6 h of o 't,ber, I, /" deliberate on
the condition. Of our public aff,irs, and
10 adopt such measures as may DC deem
ed expedient 10 ,naiat,in the integrity OF
the Wing party" r-