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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-15

Office of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District, Marchl4, ls4e.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-07
Concluded nert ceek.1

Pass HIM RoUND.-Mr. Charles ii. Stow
er, aged %, of Oswego, N Y. came to Bos-
ton on or about the 2lst of July, and palm
ed himself off as Lieutenant in the U. s.
Army. In this character he engaged the af-
fections of very worthy and beautiful young
lady in the vicinity of the city he promising
matrimony, aud she believed what he prom
Used. But on the 18th of August he left the
city without paying his board and in New
York he was suspected of having plundered
the trunk of his travelling companion of
clothes and money and decamped
BY letters received here from Oswego, it
appears that Slower, under the assumed
name of Bouck. was married in March last
TO lady of Buffalo. The young lady of
whom we have spoken above, fortunately es-
capped the snare; but he may try the same
trick elsewhere, so, brother Editors, pass
him round.
N. b. He stole, while in Boston, pair
Of pantaoons of the Boston Cadet uniform.
Will the Police of the neighboring cities
look out for the pantaloons? 0JsPass him
along boston Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

IN SENATE.
Thursdiy, December

Thursdiy, December s.
Mr.. Reid moved, that the documents
accompanying the report from the Board
Of Internal Improvement. be printed. one
copy for the use Of each member; which
was agreed 10.
Mr.. VIM. p. Williams moved, that the
documents be referred TO the committee on
Internal Improvement, which was con.
Cured in.
The bill 10 amend the act Of incorpo-
ration Of the Merchants Bank Of New
bern. so as TO grant ID the privilege Of is.
uing bills Of the denomination of three
dollars, was taken up.
Mr.. Shepard observed, he would state
his objections TO the present bill. In the
first place, he would say To his friend,
the Senator from Martin, that he most
fully concurred in the opinion yesterday
expressed by him, that this bill, in its
character, was essentially anti Democratic;
and for one, he wished no longer con;luu.
ance Of Banks, than their respective char
tiers allowed them. As to granting them
further privileges, he was utterly opposed
to any such measure; there were defects
enough in the banking system Of North
Carolina. which he should like to see
corrected, before he would vote for bill
Of this kind. He would not charge the
Senator from Craven, with misrepresent-
ing the wishes of his constituents; but
this much he knew, that the last election
in Wake had principally turned upon the
bank question; and that she was anti bank,
her present representatives would show.
Mr.. >. proceeded in /" salty" speech,
adverse to all banks, of which our space
forbids further report: concluding, by
moving as an amendment TO the bill, TO
insert proposition, (which not appear
ing on tie Journal, is necessarily abrid-
ged, TO issue One Million Of Dollars in
Treasury hottest on the faith of the State.
bearing interest at the rate of2a per cent,
per annum, for the relief of the people oil
North Carolina.
GNorE.-Thesum proposed by the Sc
nator, with that previously offered on the
same plea, BY the Senator from Martin,
would have the Democratic tendency to
make a State debt, for the nice lille a
mount of only one million and half OF
,dollars!
Mr.. Pasteur said, the speech Of the
Senator from Wake, was no answer 10
the arguments adduced yesterday, on the
merits of the bill. All that he asked.
was simple act of justice towards the
Merchants Bank of Newbern, by plac-
ing it on similar footing with the other
Banks Of the State. The Bank was
chartered by Democratic Legislature.
its stockholders were individually respon-
sible for every dollar they issued, and
the Bank had never suspended specie pay
ments. He called upon the Senate, III
justice 10 the Bank, to pass the bill.
Mr.. Dockery moved to lay the bill up
on the table, and print the amendment.
Mr.. Edwards submitted TO the Chair.
whether the amendment proposed by the
Senator from Wake, was not one oil dis
tinct and separate character from the sub
jeci matter Of the bill.
Mr.. Shepard then withdrew his amend
ment. observing that at some other time,
he should offer ii to the Senate.
After some remarks from Messrs. Dob
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

, AMERICAN INDUSTRY. lit will be graf
flying Says the Boston A,Iss) 10 all ihIel-
e'tec ia the progress ol domestic arts in
our country, TO know the success which
has attended the manufacture Of Fancy
WoolIen Goods st Lowell. These EN-
brace those cloths which are woven from
mingled coloIs and with varieties Of
thread. They are the SUITS so generally
used Tor Wowsers aud tip coats. Til
very recently We relied upon England
aud France for these articles; but the
skill and energy ofout own manufacturers
enables us now to supply ourselves ~nh
these without sending To fureign lands.
THIS is a new sage in the progress Of
domestic industry. IL is only rendering
justice where it is due, If We mention
Messrs. Lawrence e. Sinne as the most
en,erpEislng Of the agents in this improve
mtnt. Their wuuIlen mills 81 Lowell
have been conducted IN way at once to
exc the admiration Of all visilers and 10
produce The most sslusble practical results.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Also. on The resolution inslruciing said
committee 70 inquire into The expediency
Of - amending the laws a. 70 efrmrt
men over 60 years q age from serving On
jurirs in civil cases; stating thai il was in.
rxpedienilo legislaisOn The subject. Cen
CURED in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22
A destructive hurricane swep. across
the Island Of Madeira on the 2klh Oclo.

A destructive hurricane swept across
the Island Of Madeira on the 2<th 0clo.
Der. vi,h torrents ot iain--numerous vine
yards, houses, aud people being deluged
and destroyed. Some fly lives we're
lost. and the village Of Msgdalena a, the
south ives, end OF The Island is complete.
ly washed away, Leaving bu, the church
snd The house Of rich landed proprietor.
The roads and bridges oil over the Island,
as far as heard from. (ssys letter in The
Journal of Commerce., are more or lees
destroyed. and the damage done 10 pro-
perry is estimated Of one million and ,
hall Of dollars. The weather continued
unseuled until the 26th. when il again
blew perfect tornado from The South
OF six vessels in Funchal roads, only ons
rode on, the gale. The Others we're driv'
en- on shore. A Ssrdiniau brig with Z
full cargo Of wheat. went on the st. Jagc
rocks. sRd all her crew persisted. APor'
tuguese schooner lost six out Of niue. The
Crews Of all The other vessels were saved.
The brig Dart. regular packet in the
London trade. and the brig Creole froul
New York. we're amongst The ysssls LOST
on.lhs beach,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

WATCHES TO BE cHEaPESED.-The
Lnnsan correspondent Of The Journal Of
Commerce g,esihe following account Of
an Invention for making watches By ma
chIncry:
"Snms discoveries for The more speedy
manu- s',ure Of watches have been. Tor
some tine pasi. occupying The allentloa
81 scientific and wealthy men, and have
al lat ben lskrn up by the srea, west end
finn Of Howell g. James. Regent 81. Some
gentleman la' been deSoling tweniy years
81 his life 10 the lhv-nlions. whereby lie
70 now enabled, BY variety OF machines.
10 construct an incredible number Of
watches, Of every variety Of sizes. in a
daJi! by one machine 900 perfect
pla'es can be produced in one day; and by
five machines, also centre. third sndIourlh
wherl', crossed. polished. and cui. si,h
balances for 800 movements. BY snolh-
er. 300 pinions are cut and rounded; an.
other drills Tie holes, The tapping screw
holes. &C.. planning the depths and es.
opponents. Four other machines will
make pivols for SO movements q day.
Twenty other machines for every des-
cripIion Of woik connsc,ed with watch.
msking. make up the eel. The best
chtonometer-mskrrs inLondsn. alter hsv.
Jog inspected The whole Of The machines.
and seen them work. and carefully exam
ined the products, have declared that ev.
cry para produced by them is Ear superb
or u anything that has been or can be
produced BY other means al the presen,
day. 4~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

dsrn Improvements. Also . Library.
embracing I'll lie standard nslhsmslic.l
works; annals 81 ali The obsrrsslones; Ca
islogues u stars. hebula, &c. &c.
National Infel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Advantages ofbgriending NeighborS'
In 1911 George Wilson. OF Bldd'ck,
Wes,moreIsnd. says late English paper
em'gratcd to North America, having pre-
vioUsly borrowed 2Os, from Thomas Rob-
son, a neighbor, 10 assist him in efiecting
TIA, objec,, under promise TO remember
him Il he had il in HE power. R"bson
was then a bankman; but he has lately
been employed pumping water in CassoP
pit. A lew DAYS since, he received
letter from the executors Of Wilson. an
pr,s'ng him ,ha, he had recently died al
Philadelphia, United States. and be-
une ,lhed him mnney and property to the
value Of G70O0. The party who has
resped this ample reward for HE gene
ro.i,y is nnw about seventy yfASsao l al s
but. lucky woman. about a Va 80
N ,rriud a female not more Than forsyssas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22
IN SENATE.

r iJss. nereabrrs.
Me- Edwards. from the rommmit,ee
on the Judiciary. reported IN favor Of a.
mending the 4ih chap. Rev. Stat. con-
corning Appeals.
Mr.. Miller. introduced bill 10 inror-
poraie The town Of Shelby. in he county
of Cleveland.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Mendenhall. from The committee
on Education, 10 whom was referred The
sesolution insiruciing said committee 10
inquire into The expediency Of so amend
ing the law relating 10 Common Schools
as 10 give the appointment Of the Schonl
commillee.io the Board Of Superinlend-
enis. reported against The proposition.
C0ncurred in.
Mr.. Whitaker presented bin Cor lie
relief Of purchasers Of cherokes lands.
which passed its first reading. and was re-
lerred 10 she joint select committee on
Cherokee lands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

The Drmkard and his Child.-A
correspondent Of The Philadelphis Inqui-
Ier gives an affecting account Of q drunk.
ard who was picked up in Arch street. .
day or two ago, dresdlully intoxicated.
Iy HE side staod little boy, his son.
seven or sigh, years Of age. WHO touched
the hearts Of the spectators wiih bis
PiIeous sppesls 10 his father 70 rise asd
60 home siih hia. The little fellow
cluns round his neck, kissed hin. and
struggled 10 win 10 raise The srelched
nan from bis fallen position.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Expedition 10 Cape Palnas.-The an
nusI expedition BY the Maryland Coloni
cation Society for The Colony of Cape
Palmas is announced to sail from Balu-
more on Saturday, The 10Th instant. The
barqus GInbe. large and 6ne vessel. ia
engaged for the expedition. The nun.
Der Of emigrsn,s will be from l4o to
100. OF these. thirty go out on behalf
Of the American Colonization Society.
and will land at ManrovIa. The rest are
from the state of Maryland, aud will set>
lie in the Cape Palmas Colony.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

are isUehs language. snd he LI.ad learn
3, read.
by slIfn.ian Ibs lrdisn linds his uay
through painless forest; snd The physi.
eisn By attention u tlls sksa, eye aud
pulse o. bis psi,ea.. spplles Bis healing
81 liis BY attention : IL i We learn %
read IN The human lsce bssnings Of love
lha. no language can express. and Of
Aversion lllalDo language can conceal. =
Attention 10 The rise and fsIl'Dl The ia II
9 common ses-kfnls has lei. ty gradual
sifps. 20 sleam-b boats and rail roads. and
whai calamllies have been inflicted by 4
vsatnf attention in these same sleam-
b'sisl Il is only BY alItnron thai. IS
OR eyes pass over book. We HsIsluse
ils knowledge inis our minds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

ATTENTION Think f'r momea!
what is schreved by attention. IL yss
BIZ attention that Cusier s'tsined,ssdch
prrreeirn IN comparative anatomy, thai
when a lrrte bone vas shown him. ne
could tell To VIA, rtss Of ANIMALS z be-
hosed. lis BY atlen.ion to his bstem-
s,er ,h.t the mariner avoids sh'pwreck'
/ i. b, au.nian iaal the deaf and dumb
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22


Mr.. Gay IN Peansyfp0nia.-We took
sdssnlsge (ssys the Harrisburg cspitoll-
AMI Of our lItls jsuni" into The northern
part of 0nr Safe. 10 make some inquiry
among the old Harrison men a. % The
Stale Of feeling in regard 10 Mr.. Clay;
snd found. as we have frequently declared,
ihs. AshIand's Sage 10 The only one The
old Harrison democrats think Of or tab
sbooi. We san hundreds Of the old
slsnd-byfs Of our parry in the State. and
70 man they 60 Tor Clay, and display
more esrBeslness in his behalf shsn they
did for even the lsmensed Harrison. The
feeling for Mt. Clay 10 this State 10 deep
and sbld}pe, and We eonsdeRsly believe
and lhis 10 the Impression efevery one
We consersed ~ith-that The vote Of The
'Sisls will be given 10 him 10 1914 by .
handsome. majority. Clay is The only
hope Of the Wings Of this STATE. IS he is
the only salvation Of The country, and 10
him they look with anxious salici,n,Ie.
A rally will be made for HIM when The
time arrives which will surprise the mos,
sanguins Of bis mosl devoted sdnirers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

/ No. sir. my faniIy shall not ~ssr II
ff'en Articles. 80 long ss lhs Yankee sssl
Eaters need my psHohags 70 nsks Ihs
Pss boil. GIVE ne hragans fna. And.
sir. n iaiurr. ae VIII bay al .our shaes,.I
yaa. y yoa val pot On yeur shoe stamp,
. Encourage youl o~n."
Here a'e some has. cir. rishl from
New Ysik. il they haze MOI crossed lhe
Ah4nilc.
Vino are those half dozen men | saw
ld.e IN your shop on Sasrda,!
: On, they are cone hslers who are ouI
Of employ meni.
just get one ofihem 10 make me hal,
7 u cost len dollsrs--and pul on the no
Jusl under his name. :. Encourage yauI
owa." LEI lhs1e be over his nsue NJ,
American eagle. with This motto:
Our eouniry sgailsl The world;
Oar State 10 preference 10 any il The IN.
ion;
Our Town IN preference 10 any other ia IL,
STATE
This nsy seem selfish. bar NE are lully
convinced that u 10 The true policy 10 in
sure prosperity IfgenerslIy adopted. M
one would have cause for compliant
Even II ynu pay liule more CIR IN arli
Gle. u Is better for the general prosperity
Of town that he own citizens shoaId Be
paiFoa'zed-as ID gives them he means
- extend the wave MI every linle rifcIs
70 The lake Of prosperity nni.rs AID se,s
The whole community in motion. En.
coarsge your own"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

THE NAVAL OBsERvAToRy.-We learn
from the Boston Courier tina, Lieutenant
]. NJ. Gill,s, Of the United States Navy,
took passage in the Acadia for EUROPE.
and that he goes 90, vested with full pow
,sss By The Secretary Of the Navy 10 Pur>
fAse a complete Set Of instruments for
ls,A lSsrsatury soon 20 be erected in this
civ. lie has been charged by the Secre
lay ,Cssisl the principal observatoriss in
Easppe. add IA procure. from the most
emSaent makers the following capital in
siruIntn,sS. s."
Ooe sixteen feet Psrallac,ic INSTRUMENT.
to be mounted in similar manner To the
sPulkowa Rsfraciot; one Transit Teiss-
cope for the PRIME vertical. Of seven feet
in length; one Mural. Circle, Of five feet
diameter; one Transit Clrelr; together
with complete sets Of magnetic and me-
neurological apparatus, With The mast mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

HOsiiiiiies 5efwem Cuba and Royfi.
"A letter from Havana Of the 30lh ull.
published in The New Orleans Trapic,
states that On expedition 'hss been fi,ied
ont 81 Havana against 81. Domingo. II
appears that the Hsyiiens some time since
seat out small aimed vessel. which. AZ.
ter cruising shout. pu, into Porto Rico.
where she was taken possession Of by
The authorities. The Rsy,iens, in REAL.
ialion, filsd out a corvette and csp,Ur,
several Spanish merchantmen. On re-
ceIpi Of The news a steamer va. despatch
ed 10 order The Spanish cruisers 10 repair
TO 81. Johns. Porto Rico. and tue lriga,e
Isabel II, and brig. were sent IRON
Havans TO join then.
The force Of the squadron will be so
gun lIissle, four brigs Of from 10 10 IS
guns. two siesuers with four csuonadss
and . 60 Psixhaa each. and several
schooners. The only force possessed
by The Hay,isns 10 said 10 be sloop Of
var mounling ~ gnns. Az The Spanish
Government, seems IN have taken the ia-
sul. OF The Hsyuens much to heart, The
result. Of The expedition will be looked foi
with interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Singular Phenomenon.-Ths Indi.-
napahs Sentinel Of the 29,h pliim0 Gays:
!. We are informed BY gentleman sho
has recently yisIled The place. that subler.
rsrean FIRE has BEEN raging in Pulnsm
county for several weeks. l,hss exlend-
ed under q spaee ofsoms acres Of ground,
about one and half % two miles south
Of Manhatien, and The timber had COM
Ufnced islling'in every direction on The
infected District Wh.re The earth bas
fallen IN. !. has left openings through
shich smoke issues constantly. Various
causes for The phenomenon are supposed;
bur the most reasonable seems 10 be iha,
vein Of coal. with which The country
abounds. has become igniled from some
cause. perhaps lightning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

son and Dockery, lhe bill. BY ayes 80.
..Oes rs. passed is third reading. and
was oFdrrrd 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Edwards called up the bin 70 pro-
vide Tor he assessment Of Real Estate.
which 81 motion Of Mr. Allison. Of
l., was amended ny inserting after the
word . land" /" with the improvements
thereon; and The bill. llius amended.
was passed.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
g 8 :
From The nesville Aurora,

q We place The following communication
under our editorial head, and we put it in large
type, so that none may overlook II. No COM
ments are called2for, yet We cannot fotbear
remarking, that if'ever there was time when
the true christian was called upon by duly
duty 10 The Maker whom he serves--to himself
and 10 his children, TO InterpOse his aic in
queling The madness of party, in rescuing the
Constitution under which we have lived for
forty years in prosperity, peace and happiness
from the violence Of desperate 'mob--nOw
10 that period.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
10 the Editor of the Aurora:

SIR: The article that follows (Which you
are requested to publish) is the JOINT produce
ton of three gentlemen o(Muskingum county.
each of whom are members ofdiferent branch.
90 Of the Church, and one of wh)m is State
Rights Republican and supporter ofJohn Ty-
ler, another is Wing and the third Demos
crat. Two of them supported Harrison and
Tyler in 1910 and one Of them Van Buren,
and johnson. To the views expressed by them
the attention Of tina, portion Of the Wing party
10 whom the article is addressed las we'll as
all persons who think our government can on
y be supported by reason, addressed 10 tho
cool Judgment oftbe people. is respectfully
invited. @ ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08
RlGHHY IMPORTANT MOVEMENT
AMONG THE RELIGIOUS PORTION
OF III e pEOpI q u. -r.L

OFTHE PEOPLE,
The following movement comes TO Us with
healing on its sings. Nothing has ever CIV
en- us such concern Cor The future nOlblng so
mach caused US TO doubt. whether il were pos
Sbe for oR6ips,utions 10 weather the storms
Of anarchy and the madness oipary leaders,
as to zee tie. professors of religion aye. lis
teachers tob whoopiDg and halloolng after the
low, dirty aud scurrous party banners, from
cider barrels and coon SKINS, TO llbellous per-
sona pictures, carried about by the drunken,
crazy, song singing mob, encouraged and ap-
proved Of, BY the Executive Of The Slate, and
the highest officers Of the Government. of
! Wing politics. The demoraEatiOn--ihe up
roofing o.c all social and correct feeling, pro-
duced by such shameful elec'ioneering, must
soon uplsrn republican form Of government,
which can only exist on the intelligence and
virtue Of ihe people. lliShieh time for the
good, ofalFparlies, TO unite their energesto
stop such monsrous scenes OF iniquity. A
legislative mob, that struck at the root ofall I
representative government, and the scenes of
recklessVioeOCs, now attempted TO Se got up
to sustain il, must alarm the true friends Of
morality, religion, and civil government every
where. 1t cannot be sustained. 1t is impOs.
sbe.-Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-08

A BIRD S-EYE VIEW OF WHrGGERY
FOR The LAST FEW MONHTSl LOl
AND BEHOLDl TWO DOLLARS A
DAY AND ROAST BEEF!!- oh
YOU VILLAINS AND LYING HYPO-
critics.