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t'And tllese sane nlFn Will liif Llcir
preSumpin0us go0se-suiils Il Tie great
founder o. American free trade. John q.
Calhoun; man who has exalted he dig
nifty of human rrsson iisell.ulio. a.
tlle pioneer Of his eonniry's destiny. has
biezed lie lrsy Cor her intellect. glory.
and power. in which Ghr deroeudznls 81
those who now Fesile lin will travel and
blush fcr heir aires." Gin. Eng.
Look a thaf. John @. Calhoun has
:. biased fhs treg" for ihe iniellecl Of he
country! A curious way, indeed. is il
thar hehas been blszing lie has blaz.
ed away Tor = United Sires Bank, and
blnzed away sgainst j United SAFES
Bank; blazed away for ! pruleclire iarifi.
and blazed away against protective u.
ri; blszed away Tor national system Of
internal Improvements, and blszed away
against national system OF internal i'm
proyemenls; blazed away Cor consolida-
lion, and blazed away for notification;
blazed away in favor Of President Jack
sons Administration. and blszed away
sgainsi i; blazed away against al the mes-
suIes Of MIR. Van Buren's Adminisira-
tion, and blazed away as furiously in f.
vor ofihe same; and II this time exhibits
The duplex phenomenon Of being in favor
Of and against Mr.. Tyler.
IL the editors af the Cincinnati Enquir-
er wish to build Virginia fence through
The wilderness ofmind, perhaps hey can.
not do better Than 10 follow the = way"
that the great South Carolina pioneer has
Elazed. Louisville Jour.
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Died, at the residence Of his father, in
this county, on Saturday last, Of consump-
ton, Mr.. THOMAS Cox, eldest son of Mr..
Charles Cox, in the 26th year of his age.
The deceased had suffered much from the
disease with which he was afflicted; but
he had made his peace with God, and he
was enabled to bear il with meekness and
resignation, knowing that "whom the
Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeih
every son whom he receiveth." He died
in full hopes Of blessed Immortality be-
yond the grave.
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a6air in Cincinnati In the proceed
ings ol the mob a, Cincinnati, fnur persons
are said TO have been shot, one oi whom
was severely injured, having had his leg
broken BY ball. There were a mum.
Der o! arrests. Captain w. H. ii. lay.
Tor, Of The Cincinnati Lish, Dragons,
has rendered his resignation to The CON.
pany. because but two Of its members
obeyed his orders to assist The civil su.
,hori.ies. The fCap,aio. with proper
spirit. remarks: !" | cannot. 10 justice TO
mysell. re main a, the head of a company
who refuse TO obey my orders. especially
when their services are required TO pro
tee. The hives and. property Of their fellow
ci,izrns." We're laws properly enforc
ed, there wourd be no such things as
,nobs. .tbs@.s Rst@s ' asE
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Notice.
January %.

~ A Meeting will be held vi James
Turner'S. on .he 22d Of February next,
Cor The purpose Of appointing Delegates
10 represent Capt. Bscon's district. in the
Convention TO be held by The Wings Of
the County in HillsborouRh. at May
Court. A full attendance OF the voters cf
The dis,rit. is requested.
January 10. ~ OF
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Al NEW SORT or pTrFP

We are glad 10 see that a ner style of
.Puif is coming in vogue. The old
siereolyped . puff Of unnyalled. "
"uneqUalled." &c. &C.. has become as
STALE a cranberry puff made II Christ
mas, 1870, and we rejOice Ihal il is about
70 be suPPlznled. PEI. Ialsl.
Although Onr friend Syme has fe~ied
so long on Lynhsven peis.'' they have
moi. we see. destroyed his TASTE Tor other
good things. The following is > speci-
men Of the new style Of PaJng Of which
he speaks.
The Singular EsrGpe.-Those who
have been much in Broadway, may have
noiiced,a person promenading there. Of
some thirty years Of age, of remarkably
genieel figure, and Of such progressing
manners as TO have attracted the attention
Of The loungers OF this fashionable tho
roughfare. Achange suddenly came over
this parsonage. Ills appearance was
neglected, his manners and his actions be-
came strangely altered. With cadayer-
Gus unshayen yisage, and unbrushed gar
menis. you could scarcely recognize The
gay being Of recent period. He had
become the living picture OF despair.
Was il the dreaded delay Of the Bank.rupI
I.aws The anticipated failure Of The
Fiscal Agent! or the overwhelming dis
I appointment Of Love! People wondercs
what could have wrought 50 great
change! Alas! bis looks belied not hi
inward feelings. His story is soon told
by one who knew him well; but from mu
lives Of delicacy, his name is here sur
pressed. In fit Of melancholy, emu
desperation, or whatever il may be called
he resolved TO commit suicide. .~@
\ lie procured the means. Razor, ant
as every prudent man should do, prepare
to die decently, by first cleanly Shawn
himself. After this, fellow mortal, !
nothing surprise you; butihaf shore saw,
him from self.desiruction! He is now
fresh, happy and handsome as our ihri
worthy friend, Chas. Delavan, after
Temperance Lecture, and all on accou
Of simple shave. Not simple neither; {
il was a remarkable shave. so easy-not
ing was ever like it. " How is thisi
he calculated, !. ] feel not the Razor-a
| paralytic! No, pinching hurts n
cheeks. All, Iseeit all-CHAPMAN'
MAGIC STR0P. ! am. determined
live, if only TO enjoy another shaw
Chapman has unwittingly been the pr
lserver OF my life."
i The famoss Magic Razor Stropis mao
lby l.. Chapman. l02 William stree
where the melancholy and the merr,
who would escape pain, will be mo-
cheerfully supplied.
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To all INV lust Creditors.

fl,aKE NOTICE that I shall apply to the
- next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
to be held for the county ui Orange, at the
cour. house in Hillsborough, on the fourth
Monday Of February next, for the benefit OF
the act of Assembly made Tor the relief Of ho-
nest debtors, when and where you may attend
and object il you see proper.
THOMAS JACOBS.
January %. Of
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Death efLhe Hon. Linn Bnks.-The
Hon. Linn Banks was drowned Thursday
night last in Conway River "a branch Of
lhe Rapidan) as he was returning 70 his
home, in Madison county, from Greene
COURTHOUSE. Ii is not known how he
came 10 meet this fate. He rode on horse
back, was late in returning, and il was
dark when he attempted 10 cross the
stream, which was somewhat swollen.
F Mr.. Banks was speaker for Is or 10
years in the House Of Delegates-ihe
duties Of which station he discharged with
dignity. and ability-his decisions were
seldom objected to-and he was more than
once reelected when his political oppon.
ents were able to have rejected him. He.
was member Of Congress for four ses-
sions preceding the present. In private
life he was the aflectionate husband, kind
master, and good neighbour. He was in
deed a worthy man. His death is a
melancholy one, and has impaired deep
distress 10 wide circle Of relations and
friends. Rich. Comp.
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Earthquakes IN 5lissomi.-They have
had another rather severe shock Of an
earthquake in ST. Louis and lbs neigh
borhOOd. Il is now thirty years since
the occurrence of those terrific earth
quakes that rayaged Southern Missouri,
and we're felt more or less severely
throughout the Western country.
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C0NGRESS.-InS The Senate, on
Monday the l7,h January, a very large
number Of memorials were presented on
the subject Of the BankruptI.aw, most Of
them against repeal or modification Of il.
On Tuesday, memorials on the sub
jecl OF The Bankrupt law continued to be
presented. Mr.. Tsppau, Of Ohio. took
occasion TO say that il was admitted BY
the friends and enemies Of thebill that it
was extremely ineffective. He thought
lis repeal proper; and tina, with the long
session before them, they could build mp
a law to which all parties might assent.
Mr.. Morehead, Of Kentucky, said that
although the unfortunate bankrupts Of the
country had his sympathy, and he had
voted for the bill; he felt bound TO be
guided by the voice Of the people Of his
state, and vote for repeal. A resolution,
introduced by Mr.. Walker, referring the
memorials against repeal to the Judici'
airy Committee, with instructions 10 in.
quire into the expediency of embracing
banks in the compulsory provisions, &C.,
was adopted.
On Wednesday, the treasury note bill
was considered. A message from the
House, announcing the death of the Hon
Davis Dimmock, was received; whereup'
on the Senate adjourned.
On Thursday, many petitions wer,
presented against the repeal Of the Bank.
rupt law. The consideration Of the trea.
sury note bill was continued.
On Friday, after the presentation oi
petitions and resolutions, the treasury
note bill was again considered and amend.
ed. and ordered to w. engrossed.
In the House Of Representatives, on
Saturday, January the 18th, after good
deal Of irregulari,y and disorder, a bill was
reported from the Judiciary committee to
repeal the Bankrupt law ofthe last session
On Monday the l7ih, The bill to repea
the Bankrupt Law was again taken up
Mr.. Granger spoke against the repeal, ant
moved a rejection ofthe bill, bu. the House
refused to reject il. Afterwards, undeI
the operation ofthe previous question, Tho
bill was passed by vote Of l26 to o.
So the Bankrupt law ofthe extra session
so Ear as the House is concerned, was
repealed. On Tuesday, the House was
principally taken up with The presentation
Of memorials--most Of them remonstrat.
ing against interference with the Bankrupt
Law. A resolution was adopted instruct.
ing The Judiciary committee to inquire
into the expediency Of establishing q
uniform system of Bankruptcy, in which
the imperfections Of the act of Aug. 10,
ls4l, may be corrected and deficiencies
supplied. On Wednesday, the death o.
the Hon Davis Dimock, late member o.
the House from Pennsylvania, was an.
iounced by Mr.. Bidlack; whereupon the
usual resolution was adopted, and the
House adjourned. On Thursday, and
Friday, the House was occupied nearly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

At called meeting Of Eagle Lodge,
No. al, on Monday evening, the 24th Of
January, 1912, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted: T.
Whereas, by Divine dispensation, our
worthy and much esteemed brother, Tho
MAS Cox. has been taken from among Us:
Re IL resoiued, That in token Of the
great regard entertained for him, both as a
mason and as man. by all with whom he
was connected in the bonds Of brother
hood, the members Of this Lodge do
wear the usual badge Of mourning on the
left arm for the space of thirty days.
End be IL further resolved, That CO.
py Of these resolutions be sent TO the
family of our deceased brother, that they
may thus be made aware Of our sympa-
thy with them under their melancholy
bereavement. 500
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessiouss
November Term. 1871.
-. odsia.l a''.ehmea,.

IHVutss o FfWIHVItaH J a" 80
IT appearing Co the satisfaction If the caurt.
thai Thomas .. MulhoIlan, the dsfendsni
in this case, 10 not an inhshitaai Of ihis state;
u 70 ordered BY the Court that publicsiion be
made fof SIX weeks in the Marlborough Re-
rorder, that the defendant, Thomas .. Mulho.
Ian, appear Al the n,xl Count &c Pleas aud
Qaarter Sessious. IN be held fnr orange soun.
", at the eourl house in tlil'sboTougi, on The
fourth Monday in February next. ihrn aud
there to plead, or Judgment will be finally en-
tered against him by default.
nness. John Taslor. Clerk Of said Court,
November Tenn, is4l
JOHN TAYLOR, c. G. C.
| PIiee Adv. "a SO. Os -
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STATE OF NORTH CARTLIsa.
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
December FERN. I64l.
max fa'sr'0"' 'a"h Original Attachment
D-. n d. levied on Land.

BsJamin nj b. pne. levied % Land.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Csur 70
taat Benjamin D. Price. the defendant, IS
not a. inhabaart az this stale: II is therefore
ordered, that publication be made in the Ills
borough Recorder, for Eve weeks successive
", for said defendant 10 be and appear bstoIe
the Justices Of our Court OF Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, To be held for the county 81 Pefsen,
al the court house in Roxborough, on the third
Monday IN March next. aud then and there TO
reple,y or plead TO issue. or the LAID lived on
vail he condemned 10 satisfy the plant. frs
demtnd
witnrss, Charles Mason. Clerk Of said Court.
at oifiee, the third Monday Of December 1871.
CHARLES MASON. Clerk.
Prire Adv. 81 so. OI-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

The Government Jereis Found
The valuable Jewels belonging to the
United States Government, were found
last week, ON board the schooner Mary
Bright, lying at Smiths wharf, Balt-
more, bound for Richmond, Va. Two
officers of the Baltimore police having
obtained information which led them to
believe the treasures were on that vessel,
repaired to the Office Of Henry Snyder,
esq. from whom they obtained search
warrant. Accompanied by that gentle
man, they proceeded 70 the vessel, and
having made known 10 Capt. Bright the
object Of their visit, they were conducted
TO the cabin, where they were shown a
large black trunk, labelled flames An
son, Richmond, Virginia." Suspecting
that the treasure was concealed in this,
the officers broke il open, and there found,
carefully wrapped up in straw mat, the
costly pearl necklace, the golden snuff
box studded with diamonds, the two large
pearls, and the golden sword sheath,
weighing two pounds and half. The
Captain afforded every facility to the of.
ficers, and aided them in their search; but
was unable to give a description Of the
person who left the trunk on board; the
steward, however, satisfied the officers
with full account Of his appearance.
The jewels were placed in one of the
banks, for safe keeping over night. The
sword sheath was not much injured, and
the other articles had not sustained the
slightest damage. t maH4. #...-> w.
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"Grog Money. We understand tina.
50 500 were yesterday paid to the sea.
men on board The Receiving Ship Golom-
bus, in lieu Of spirit rations, for The las,
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Weekly AllManac.

70 A Temperance Meeting will be
held in Chapel Hill. on Wednesday the
I'd day of February next. The citizens
generally are invited 10 attend. y
January 81. VI
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dr.. Haypood-ogoin. ihe brief
sket.h given by us Of Mr.. Hay wnod's
remarks. in The late " Democratic" Con-
yen,inn. we forgo, to'men,ian ihs, the opi-
Mons advanced by him on the subject Of
Safe repudiaiing its debts. were man
ly, honorable and thoroughly American
in their tone. "The Mississippi binds
must be paid. To The last dollar. the last
cent. the last mill, every pledge Of The
public faith mus, be honorsb!y redeemed,
be the consequences. be tine cost what
II may" Raleigh Register. =
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STATE OF NORTH CAROIINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, ls4l. 70 -.s
Hardy Ro,sisr. ....
aga,nst ~ 81
Grandsrson Roysir, E'izabsfh Eoy'i,r,.. John
Register Harrissn Royslsr. Solomon Essssr.
Jesse Brssshr aud May his r!s, sea M !.
liam Reyasr.
Petition Cor Re-probate Will. =
1T appearing 10 tie satisfaction cfthe Cont.
that the defendants. John Royster, Harii-
sou R",sler. aud soloinon X, yster, are not
inhabitants nf this state: II is therefore ORDER
ed that publication be made m the liillsbo-
rough Recorder, l.r six wteks succcssiyely,
foI said defendants 10 be and appear bsf.re she
Justices Of our Coun Of Pleas aud Quarter
Sessions. Ia be held for The County Of Person.'
al the court house in Roxbornuah, on tie ih'rd
Monday in March next. and plead, answer or
demur, or the same will be taken pro sOnttsss
as regards them. -.--.. .-..r.... ~
4 Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk ofsaid ccurt,
al office, the third Monday in December, 1874.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk. ~,
Price Adv. IS 90 OF
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tas whole Of De settings IN lhe pFsssnia.
ZION of petitions. III
ExeeHfire coandL-Goy. Morehead
has summoned his Council % meet on
TUESDAY. the sth Of February. IL adsise
with him IN he appoinlmeni o. Members
q The Board Of internal improvement.
RaisigA RegisGer.
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a DetiSion.-It was decided in Balti-
more County Court on Tuesday, upon the
trial Of case involving usury, that when
the drawer of a note had received full con-
sideration for the same, the holder there
of could sell it for any thing he might
think proper to take, and that such sale,
however usurious, could not faint the note
in the hands of the purchaser. ~.%-
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CorToN.-The gentleman who packed
the first bag Of cotton sent from the South
to England, is still alive. Some two or
three years since we had the pleasure of
spending a night at his house, and were
not little interested in hearing him relate
his adventures in this particular. il is
said that the gentleman to whom the cot
ton was consigned in Liverpool is also
still alive. When it arrived, the CUSTOM
house officer refused to admit it at low
er rate Of duty, because, as he said, to his
knowledge no cotton could groW IN
.9merica. Yet, that country in which it
was then thought no cotton could grow.
now supplies her own demands, and sends
annually to England quantity valued at
fifteen millions of dollars!
al Highland Hess.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

A salt mine has been discovered in Vir-
ginia. between the Clinch Mountain and
The Blue Ridge, near the line Of East
Tennessee. The stratum is about $50
feet thick, and 200 feet below the surface.
This is said to be the first salt mine found
in the United States east of the Mississippi
and the great lakes. 1t reposes on bed
Of plaster rock. The crystals are slight
ly reddish, but of excellent quality. tits
found, however, more profitable to pre-
pare sal, from the water, by evaporation,
than to work the mine. 49,.
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ManGsD@H@uGMs
HIIhboreagh Literary Association.

Hiihhereash Literary Association.
On Thursday evening lasi, a number
Of the citizens Of this village met al ihe
Presbyterian session house. FOR lhe Pur-
pose Of forming literary society for ihe
promniOn Of social intercourse and mu-
tual improvement.
A preliminary meeting had been held
The evening previous, and a committee
consisting Of the Hon. Freder-
lex Nash. Rev. Messrs. Burwell and Cur
lis. and Hugh waddef. esq. % drafi rules
and regulations for the society.
The rules reported BY Ibis committee
were amended BY the meeting. and adopt
ed; and The society was organized by lhe
Nlection Of The following officers:
Hon. Frederick Nash, President.
NDr. James 5. Smith, ist Vice Presi-
deb.
Gpl. cadwallader Jones, ID Vice Pre-
sidra.
Re Robert Burwell, Sd Vice Presi-
dent
,Deni@ Heart, Secretary.
DR.. wller A. Norwood, Treasurer.
The n&i meeting Of the society will
be held Al BE Masonic Hall on Thursday
evening nen when The President win de-
liver an inaus ral address.
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10 We hAe received the I'd No. Of
a review Of lhe Preamble and resolutions
Of the Democratic injecting at Mason Hall
by |. One Of the People" We regret
that !. was no. received in time for this
number; il shall appear in our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-27

Nail Robbers.--We learn from the
Columbus Statesman, TIA, George Stiles,
and tsa boys named John Page ard
David M honey, have heen arrested and
cnmm,.trd for fobbing The mail between
Charleston aud I.mdan. and l.aiayeue
and I.an,lon. IN M,iisnn county. The
hws have c"nfe.sed. Credit is given H.
NJ. Nell ,uen, the agen, Of the General
P,-t Office. fnr his eili,eni action. Sin
ierre;lng on, these iegues." ftfs
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SUPREME COTRT

Opiaions have been delivered BY this
Court. IN he following cases. w.
Per RurFEs. G. J., IN Altman G. Davis,
from Maconi affirming The judgment be-
low. =
Also, in Watson o. Willis. from Row.
an; reversing The judgment Of The Superb
or Court, and affirming The Judgment of
The County courl.
Per DANIEL j., in CLARK =. LOyingood.
from Cherokee; directing a new trial.
Also, in den en- dem BalIew .. CLARK.
from Surry; affirming The judgment be-
low.
Per GAsToS J in Reynolds .. Walker
ei al. Executors, from Rutherford; =
warding ueniTe de moro.
Also, in den ex dem. Love .. Seagle q
al. from Buncombe; affirming the judy.
ment below.
Also, in State o. Morrison, from Macon;
affirming The Judgment below.
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Disiressing.-col. Casper Smith. OF
shis county. was on Thursday ll,h inst.
returning ITam si.ii 10 Da,iLsun eoun-
~. and ~ attempting Ia cr"ss The Y adkin
River. ., The old Trading Ford. IN gis,
~ss ess, away and drowned. A l.llle ne.
gre boy about IL years old. WIN wss 10
The gie sth him. IS well as The horse,
~ss also drowned. The body Of Col.
Smith Was found ON the ninth day after.
wards. abpu. miles below. The horse
and gig we're found . few days after.
wards. about llree miles below the. Ford
The negro had not been found when W
las, heard from The neighborhood. Col
Smnh has LEI, large family Of ehildrsl
by his irst wife. and widow. lie hst
been married 20 his last vile only abou
one month. He was 90 energetic. psae.
ncal man. u sound principles aud muei
.eseemed b. his neighbors. To bis f.mi
~ his lUss IL . terrible strike.
Fn.s yaiisbury WaicLmaD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-14
HARPER 4 RROTuERs.

We rejoice to hear that these spirited publishers are
recovering from the calamity which beftl Them and are
again prepared to furnish the public mind with the
richest stores of literature and science 1t is especially
Fortunate that their valuable School Library pre-
served from the fire.
We have again TO acknowledge their courtesy in
sending us the following highly interesting works:
"Life of Wilburn Fisk an eminent Divine
"Sermons by Rev John Summerfeld, late preach,
er in connexion with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The critics say that they abound in eloquent passages
and convincing arguments
"sleans and Ends, or SelfTraning," by tue author
of Hope Lesie-contains some most useful prccep,s
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Gus of real happiness, and We cannot too earnestly
commend its charms.
"History of the Expedition of Lewis and Clarke 10
the sources of the Missouri &c, in 1904, and 6-by
the order of the Government of the s. charts
This is republication Of most valuable work. Inc
rrand emery Of the Far West the peculiar customs OF
the natives in their widest state the rcn discoveries
in the animal and vegetable kingdoms, which are all
here noticed will ensure TO this work general aten
ton -
All the above may be had of Smith, Drinker & Nor
ris of Richmond.