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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

forward ma exhausted IN dlsHMons pro
and con, ale F0if i akfn, nul IN Our
H0uEs ni Representatives, hDE diierenl
are he Proeeedings. Here n0nbFT lflei
member gsis up. and REPEATS hour af.er
hour and day afer DAY. 70 empty seats,
he same story. not 10 effect the vote %
Be taken one iolz. BAL 70 he printed and
sent Al m enormous puhlie expense -
tlisiF Constituents. thai Al who viii read
4 may see how they can shine in borrow
cd plumes.
The posiponemeni from session 20
session Of bills Of great and pressing I'M
porsance 10 The Ration. Tor want Of time
% mature them, i > grievance which has
been feli and complained Of BY all parties:
not 10 mention The thousands of honest
citizens having just claims against the
government. The payment Of which Is
delayed from year 70 year Cor want Of
Time 10 act on them. until The prison OF
The mad house witnesses the last agonies
Of many Of these victims IL hope deferred.
do these Loco Foco leaders, Mr.. Editor.
suppose that the people do not know The
cause Of this. II hey do, they are -
mneh out Of IL. a. when they nominated
an old Federalist as their candidate for
Governor; for you viii hardly hear three
men talking Of The proceedings Of Con-
gross, without hearing ihr complaint Of
the great waste IF time occasioned hy the
many long-winded speeches ofthe msm-
bers. Can il be doubled. then. that il.
instead Of speaking As they now do from
Eve 10 fourteen hours on one subject,
members we're limited 10 one hour. much
more Of the business for which they are
elected and wen paid for doing, would be
despatched!
Is il not disgraeeful lhat the public win
should be more quickly and better 0beyed
in the aristOcraiic monarchical Govern
ment Of England, than in our Repnbli-
can Government, which was founded and
established solely by the action Of The
people, and which Processes 10 reflect
their will and to be administered for their
good alone! Is il not also shame lh.t
those who arroga,e TO themselves ex-
elusiyely the name Of Democrats, and
profess 10 be devoted above all others TO
the good Of the people, should oppose a
reform which, IL carried out strictly in the
proceedings Of Congress, would enable
that body to transact the business Of the
nation 10 much greater advantage, both
as TO time and expense! But this item
Of expense is worthy Of separate article,
and if you should think this deserves the
notice Of your readers. you may hear
again from. yours,
AN ENEMY TO HUMBUG.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

by The Fepaie On The zslh ulL This &C
lion II he Senate m given ths Ionssbo-
rough Wing an opportunity Of making a
someWhai severe thrust al de Brefsssions
Of ihs party. "The Wig and p per
monty branch Of the Legislature" says
he. "aaopied resolutions requiring the
Banks . resume specie payments on .
given day. but he Democrats and hard
nlsny branch Of that body rejeeied
lheml!'
A bill 10 authorize The Rank Of Ten
nessee 70 issue small notes, has passed
both houses.
The House has passed bill 10 acrepi
and appropriate the proceeds Of The sales
Of lhe public lands 10 be apPOniOned TO
Tennessee by the General Government
under the distribution law Of The extra
session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

We copy the following sensible para
graph from an article on Mobs, written
by the editor Of the Mercantile Journal:
"In this country, there can be no ius-
tiicaiion for mohs. We live under GO
vernment Of equal laws, which laws are
made by the people lhemselyes-anl of
course, the law should be sustained by
the people. Whenever the laws become
onerous and unpopular. il is in the rowe
of the people, by their own representa-
tires, 10 modify or repeal thsR. In a re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

have q direct tendency 10 ruliVae DC
virtues, and nouFlsh feelings ~ Eoeial IN.
iereOuFse. lne0unfFy ioWns these EiFtHes
are seldom found % exisl IN a reFY
Aonrishing stale. II not unfsequenily
happens ihat diferrnces Of opinion IN
religion and in politics 20 far 10 interrupts.
i not destroy social intercourse in places
like HiIlsb0Enugh and Salisburys-bui a.
sorialions Of his kind having reference
neither 70 religious nor Io.iiical dispute
ton. bring the members Of society 10
getner on common ground without danger
Of conflict Of opinions. or % least such
conflict as can be productive Of unkind
feelings.
Axlhe North these associations are COM
iuoa VI al towns. and lhere are many in
he mors Southern States. Il i NOT un-
common fcr The nitrhgnics 10 form such
societies, and frequently 10 invite able
and distinguished men Of theiI own. or
other places 10 lecture. We recollect
noticing that Mr.. Woodbury. only few
weeks ago addressed = Mechanics As
sociatiOn" in Washington. or somewhere
else.
Much more might be said in favor Of
these Societies. and nothing perhaps
sgaiast diem: but We have no idea Of ex-
pioring the subject al present. having al
ready Heightened beyond our intention The
few remarks which we proposed 70 throw
out only by way ofaitracling the attention
Of our citizens 10 The subject. with the
hope that some Of them viii make move
in The matter. and follow The laudable ex-
ample which HilIsborOugh has Just set US.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
MABBIMDa

In this county. on Thursday last, by
the Rev. Henry Proui, Mr.. JAMES HAsr-
IsGs to Miss Mary REEVES, daughter Of
Mr.. Frederick Reeves.
In this place, on the Sd inst, BY VIII
liam Nelson, esq. Mr.. JOSEPH BAKER 10
Miss ELIZA CoUcH.
In this county, on The 9th ultimo, Mr..
GGoRoR ALBRIGHT to Miss BARBaRY
HoLT, daughter Of Col. jeremiah Holt.
Also, Mr.. Edwin NJ. Holt, TO Miss
JANE FOusT, daughter Of William Fous,,
esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

France complains loudly Al dse duly
imposed upon silks and wines, BY the lass
Congress. And dis they do tho. rhrH
thai nation imposes upon The products o.
the United States. dnlies 50 enormous as
10 almost prohibii aleir introduction into
France. For instance. American Tobae-
co pays duty Of 500 per cent Our Cot
ton j. taxed higher than Egyptian Cotton.
and not q single srsicle Of ours is admitted
duty free. while he same paper states,
that out OF I7a.0o0. 900 or Ffeneh impor-
tations, ll4.000. 600 were entered dsiy
free. Our ancieni slly, we think, has re-
ally but little reason 70 complain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

$3.50 'FNfs@" tNSAAsA " ANkM NkAAhat w
peal % change heir minds.
MF. Williams, being among hose re-
ieHed %. said hsi he Senator from Mis-
souri had referred 10 himself II de rlOse
Of bis remarks, and il was obvious that
he had misunderstood hose instructions.
MI. w. ihen rad them % The Senate, and
said be should vote Cor he measure now.
a. he had done before. BY voting against
repeal Of The law. There were some
things in ihe bill which he did not APP
prove, but he saw no manifestation that
MS Legislature had changed their inien-
lion. though amendments % The bill were
doubtless wished for.
The question was lhen called FOR. and
being put. the yeas and nays bsing order
ed, was decided as follows:
Teas-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bayard.
Benton. Buchanan, Calhoun. Fulton, Ora
ham. King, Linn. McROberis, Norehead,
Pierce. Prentiss, Rives. Sewer. Smith. Of
Connecticut. Sturgeon. Tappan, Wood
bury. Wright, Young-22.
Nays-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Berri-
en-, Choale, Clay. Of Kentucky, Clayton,
Evans, Henderson, Huntington. Kerr,
Mangum, Merrick. Miller. Phelps, Por-
Ger, Simmons, Smith. OF Indiana. South
ard, Tallmadge. Walker, White, VIII
liams. Woodhridge-2S.
So ihe Bankrupt law.was not repealed.
The SenGe then adjourned to Monday.
On Monday, the decease Of The Hon.
Nathan +. Dixon, Senator from Rhode
Island, berg announced, the Senate adj
Journed without iransacting any business.
The House Of Representatives, was oc-
cnpied daring the whole of lis sessions on
Thursday and Friday in proceedings and
discussions growing out Of the petition
presented by Mr.. Adams from HaverhilI,
Massachusetts, and Mr.. Marshall's rcso-
luton Of censure.
On Saturday, the question of "priyi-
lege" was postponed, and the treasury
note bill was taken up. After some time
spent in The considera,ion.o Of il. the ques-
lion was taken on the amendment of the
Senate; and the vote being yeas 100,
nays 100. the Speaker voted in the afIir-
native. So the amendment Of the Senate
was concurred in, and the bill consequent
~ needs only tho signature Of The Presi
dent. ...
On Monday, the House having been
officially informed by the Senate of the
death Of the Hon. Nathan F. Dixon, ad.
journed without transaciing any business;
and on Tuesday the members attended
The funeral. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

Treaty bsipeen Tsras and Great Rri-
tain.-Sdpulatious have been entered in
to between these two Governments, to the
effect that Texas shall guarantee to be
paid to British subjects, one million Of
PouRds sterling Of the debt due them by
Mexico. in consideration that Great Bri-
tain shall succeed in amicably adjusting,
within six months, the difficulties between
Mexico and Texas.
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SUPREME cauRT

The following decisions have been
made by this tribunal, since our last:
Per RuFFIN, G. lin Moss .. Moss,
from Cherokee, affirming the Judgment
below.
Also, in Doe ex dem Waugh o. An
drews. from Ashe, affirming the Judgment
below.
Also, in Cox o. Smitherman, in Equi-
~, from Moore, directing the reversal Of
the order appealed from.
Also, in Griffith o. Byrd. from Yancy,
affirming the decree appealed from.
Also, in Gum o. McAden, in Equity,
from caswell, directing the bill to be dis
missed.
Per DANIEL, jim State o. Norton
and others, from Buncombe, directing a
new trial.
Also, in State o. Smith, from Rowan,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Mcnamara o. Kerns, from
Rowan, affirming the Judgment below.
Per GasroN, J.-ln State .. Allen and
others, from Buncombe, dismissing the
prohibition.
Also, in State o. Stalcup, from Macon,
directing die judgment 10 he reversed.
Also, in Clary q. Clary, from Rowan,
directing new trial. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

The Legislature Of Alabama, at the late
session, passed a resolution refusing 10
receive their portion Of the proceeds Of
the public land. That state has received,
from time To time, donations Of the pub
lie domain, amounting 10 nearly two mil
lions Of dollars! and gnlped down, with
out scruple or wry face, more than half a
million OF the surplus revenue! She has
swallowed a camel, ssand is now slraining
at gnal! Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

John c. Colt, charged with the murder
Of Mr.. Adams, a printer, in the city Of
New York, as related in our paper some
months ago, has just had his trial, and
was convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree. Owing 10 the revolving circum.
stances attending this murder, great exc
element existed during the trial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

TEMPERANCE REroRa.-Mr. Carey,
the reformed drunkard, seems TO be doing
wonders in the eastern par, Of the state.
At Newbem, the Society formed by him,
numbers 27l members. In Beaufort,
Cartercs. county, he met with even great
er success, in proportion to the population,
than in Newbern. A Society was form.
ed, consisting of about 80 members. Al
the last accounts, he was in Washington,
Beaufort county. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

FATAL AccIDEST.-We are informed
that Morris Mason, son OF William Ma.
son, senr. lai Of about sixteen years Of
age. was accidentally killed on new years
day, while engaged in hauling house-logs
with two negroes belonging 10 bis brother
in-law, p. G. Merritt, Of Chatham. The
three had upon their shoulders log. The
lad being placed in the middle; in The at
tempt % pus.it upon the wagon, one end
struck tree. and was thereby knocked
off from the shoulder Of one of The ne
grocs, AMI The additional weight falling
upon the lai, he was carried % the ground
with the log on him, which broke his
neck and caused instant death. The last
words he uttered were "hold up, boys,
hold up. CORNERS inquest was held,
by whom verdict was returned in con-
formiiy 10 the above facts. The party
had purchased quar-, Of whisky that
morning. and 10 that is attributed the care
lessness which caused this awful death.
Should not this be a warning 10 dram
drinkers. Aye. and dram sellers too. for
he who sold the liquor was near rela-
tive OF the unfortunate youth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

IMPoRTANT.-A treaty has been signed
in London by the representatives Of Aus
tria, France, Great Britain and Prussia,
having for its object still farther to check
the carrying on Of the. slave trade. The
precise terms Of the convention will not
he made public until after il shall have
been ratified and submitted to parliament;
but the main provision of it is the conces-
sion of mutual right Of search in respect
to the ships Of all the contracting parties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

The Western Carolinian, in noticing
the recent formation Of the Literary AS
ISOLATION in this place, makes the follow
ing observations; which we hope will
operate as a stimulus, and animate us to
such degree Of perseverance as will lead
to beneficial and happy results:
We have noticedthe formation of similar
societies in various parts Of the country
North and South, but We believe this is
the first one Of the kind established in this
State. We hope it may not be the last.
When properly organized and well con-
Quoted. these associations are productive
of much good in a community. The
practice is, at stated periods, semi-monih-
ly or monthly, for one of the members
Tor any man whom they may appoiut) to
deliver lecture on some subject of prac-
teal usefulness, or scientific interest.
Great benefit is derived from this practice.
First, taste for literature is fostered, and
a spirit of mental improvement excited
moi only in the members Of the associa-
ton, but amongst all who attend the
lectures. Secondly, such associations
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

TENNEssEE.-Both houses Of the Le-
gi,latare of Tennessee have agreed TO adj
i,urn On Monday the 9TH inst. without
having illsl the two vacant seats in the
Senate of the Uniind States.
A resolution which has passed the
House, re lai,ing lie Banks of the state
n Resume spsci, payments, WIS rejected
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

BANKRUPT LAw.-h win be seen, on
reference 70 our Congressional summary,
ahai The bill 70 repeal the aet Of The last
session Cor establishing uniform system
of Bankruptcy, has been rcjecied in The
Senate. The Bankrupt Law, therefore.
went into operation on the FIRST day Of
This month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

THE AMERICAN MEDICAL LIBRARY ASD
ISTELLIoENCER, for December, has been
received. In this number Is commenced
a Treatise on Amaurosis and Amsurotic
Affections; by Edward Ociavius Hooker.
This work, As we have before said. is
edited BY Professor Dunglison. and pub
lished by Adam Waldie Of Philadelphia.
WALDIE'sSELEcT CIRCULATING Libra.
NJ. continues to appear regularly every
week. Both Of these are valuable works,
and worthy Of The extensive patronage
they receive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

Sfafuary MmJls.-Ths friends Of he
fac ars will bs grsnisd 10 learn Thai IN
extensive quarry Of pure s,slus y marble
has hssn discovered in The iswn II Bran.
dan. W. This 10 The only quarry set dis
css-rrd in This r"nnirv. whirb reesisss
pnli.h equal N The Italian. spd this 10
thought 10 be even superior 90 il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

The Girard Bank and the Pennsylya-
MIA Bank, two Of the largest banks in the
city Of Philadelphia. have failed. The
Girard Bank had a capital paid in Of five
millions Of dollars; but being intimately
connected with the Bank Of the United
States, il in consequence sustained heavy
losses, and report becoming current that
one Of lis officers was defauller for half
a million, a run upon it was produced,
and il was obliged 10 close its doors. The
Pennsylvania Bank had capital Of 2,
100000 dollars. Supposed 10 be in a
iottcring condition, the other city banks
refused TO take its notes or checks, and il
was obliged 10 follow the course Of the
Girard Bank.
The other banks Of the city and county
Of Philadelphia, with two or three excep-
tons, have entered into an arrangement
10 sustain each other, by forming safety
fund, to be created by deposi,ing from fif-
iy TO one hundred thousand dollars each,
according to its capital, in the hands Of
trustees. In case Of default, these depo-
sites are to be applied to pay the delalca-
ton, and The deiaul,ing bank to be there
after excluded from the arrangement. On
the LIST Of August they propose TO resume
specie payments. These arrangements
were unanimously adopted by the banks
represented, and had considerable effect
in allaying the popular excitement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

.9noiher Bank S'opped-The Chesa
peske Bank, Baltimore. which had a run
upon it on Wednesday lat. has sthppea
psyasnt. being able only to redeem lis
fiyes in oher bark paper. The ronse-
qnence was an excitement among is note
holders.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

TstllsIEEhEm &C government stove Al
Others, m0hs, riots. ~ symptoms pF HhaF-
.rhy ofany hind should never exist Any
msn who seeks. direrEy o. indirectly. 70
foneais m0b-spirilby appeals % de pas
sions. Is dangerous member Of sscieiy.
ard can be no friend 10 our dsaecr1lie IN
skiiut0ns."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
500 RusIcIs Seed aafs.

tflS subscriber cffs,s for sale FIVE Hnss. "a
Bushels SEED OATS of a supeliss bird.
Price 40 ceh,s, 10 be- delivered a, his sranety.
MlsllAEI. HOLT.
january ~ &c 4a
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AN ENEMY TO HUMBUG.

The last general minutes OF the several
Conferences Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, report the total number Of MEM
hers in the United States 10 be eight hun
dred and eighty eight thousand seven hun
dred and eighty eight. Total number Of
ministers, ll,l27.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
attention l.! CifisenS OF CIR
*..t NRge.

+.. GRge.
SpIl0SE who wis. to save o. netting, ard
- also To procure good arti,l,s in the Go.
Gerry Line, will please eail az tIe Gro.cty &c
hickle & Norwood, where can be found the
following articles, and many others:
Mo'asses, csmphor,
Sugar, Msee,
c"fi'e. White Iced in kegs.
Best Loaf and Crush Putty.
cd Sugar. SAN Fetrs,
Raisins, Alum.
Rice, SEp.om Salts.
Cheese, SGlauhGT Sails.
Herring, D.y White Lead,
Salt, 4" Red Lead.
fnpentire Soap. copperas
Fayetteville Csndles, CHIP Log Wood,
Spanish Indigo. lamp Back,
" hi'e Lead, in kcgs, Salsrs,us,
Msdder, Birthstone. ~v
Spre. Spanish Brown,
Bla'k Pepper, Mdler's Sniff.
e,nSrr, spirits T"rp, ntine,
cl"res, Good Vinegar,
1'""am'n, Assortment Of Nails,
large quantity 81 Spun Cotton, and Pi,k,d
Cotton by The pound.
The above articles, and others pot ennme.
rated. rave been selected with great care. and
will be sold lo@ Cor cash.
Feathers, Breswax, and Tallow, will be re-
ceiyed as cash.
MICKI.E l. NORWOOD.
January s5. Os-
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Irpriscrmrm far Debf.-Yesierday
afternoon Iise House Passed bin aboli,h-
Ing imprisonment fer debt in I'll eivh
Eases, by vote of70 10 90
Indiana JeaTnaL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

We learn from Texas. by way OF Gal
weston and New Orleans. that The lion.
James Reilly has been appointed Minister
from that Republie % lhe United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
Weekly Almanac.
Notice

TA motion viii be made before lie
Jns,ises Of the Peace al the February terra
"f the CoIr, of Please snd Quarter Sos.
sIons, Tor building . new Couft House;
i, il hoped. ihexefrse. that there will be
i"ll bench Of Justices preseaI
February 2 0e-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-The "Democrat-
ic" candidates for Congress, Messrs. COL
quit, Cooper and Black, have been elect
ed by between 1900 and 1000 majority.
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Cash for Flax-Seed.

F1siIE subscriber will give one dellsE AND
- twenty FIVE cents per bnshtl for COED
clean Flax seed, If delivered nj his mills y
The fist Of March. ..-# Ess..-
TuOS. W. HOLDEN.
Enoe Mills, Feb. Q. 09- 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

The Hon. Horace Binney, Of Philadel-
phia, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent, by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate. as Judge of the United
States Courts for the eastern district Ct
Pennsylvania.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

ARRANGEMENT or THE JuDGEs.-The
Judges of the Superior Courts will ride
the Spring circuits of 1912 in the follow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
EInEsDGD0UGEo
Thursday, February 10.

Az an election held On Saturday last.
Cor Magisiraie Of Police and Commission
sers Of the Town Of IIiIIsborOugh Tor the
eRsuing year, ihs following gentlemen
were elrrtcd:
Thomas Clancy, Magisirals Of Pslice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19
juliet, Ill.
Correspondence of the Herald
LIZ rr-r Il ran. Ma


juliet, ILLINOIS, May 6, 1912.
1he Herald IN Maois-- Scarcity of lemaies-- AIoasys
Running Negroes from The South, &C.
Perhaps you would like to hear little from Hoo
sier land, and the passing times here. The Herald
Is taken by several, and considered the best that
comes here You go to the Post office, and the
ilrs thing you hear is, "Has the Herald come!'
What news-any thing from TexAsr' ! tell you,
Bennett, Texas and the ladies are all the 60 here
MY ooectin writing, is to get some one in the en-
porlum 10 bring cargo of shemales, ifyou have an
overplus, tor the fact Of it is our State is perfectly
barren. '-. 49,
Money the :" Elixir vitae" has taken the panic,
and gone TO that bourne from which no traveller
returns Nothing aioat in the State but its own
rags winch are worth fifty cents on the dollar Oh
what glorious times. Politics below par, but rising,
ana shortly. will command a premium No one
TINS LOT olhce but loafers and bankrupts-'' Bless
the mark But the highest and most enterprisine-
y, an ,ilnss mar IS gong on, is running niggers
ed They afford to stop here and water 2 and if
badly runs, will stay over the day in some secret
place "'yclept' cellar. They can't afford to run
EN- IN me lace OF the sun" but of the ''nioon and
stars" Cold nights. You see the frost throws a
check on the eiiluvla. Wells are in great demand
mere, worn Principally by runaway wenches.
Would you believe il, one certain fellow in running
a a. doe" through, broke down, and had to put up
by the wayside,' where the doe" was taken
iorhis wife. Only three run through last night
armed " cap-a-pie." The planter passed the day be-
fore but the 8 darkics' were stuck bye until last
night, when they were put through for Michigan,
and from there the abotionists know where
Excuse this hasty epistlc, and III have some
thing gilmore importance next time Yours. &c.
.. TlCkIER