davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

CONGRESS.-The third session Of
The twenty seventh Congress was opened
in Washington City on Monday the 5ih
instant
In the Senate there was no quorum,
twenty four members only being present.
In he House Of Representatives there
was large attendance, and al IL o'clock
the house was called to order.
Soon after the roll was called, Mr.. Ev.
ereli gave notice that he would 10. NOR
row, or at as early day as practicable.
ask leave to introduce bill 10 repeal the
act entitled " an act to establish uniform
system Of bankruptcy throughout the Uni-
ted States"
On Tuesday there was still no quorum
in The Senate.
In the House, Mr.. Adams, pursuant 10
nOics given YESTERDAY, offered resOlu-
ton to repeal the alss rule, prohibiting
The reception Of petitions relative to sla-
very and the slave trade. After some dis
cussion on points Of order. he previous
question was moved and seconded; but
The house determined, by vote Of 81 ic
90. .ha, the main question should not now
be put; so ,he resolution lays over.
On Wednesday, quorum being pre-
sent, the Senate was called to order al Il
o'clock, and the Secretary was directed II
inform the House tina, the Senate wa
ready to proceed to business. /. +.
Mr.. Benton gave notice that he woul'
10 morrow ask leave 10 introduce bill Il
repeal ihe bankrupt law.
| In the House, Mr.. Adams's motion Il
repeal The 2lst rule coming up. it wa
again decided-yeasel |. nays9S-thss tn
main question should not nov be put.
Both houses being ready to proceed
, business, the President was informe
thereof, and Immediately communicate
,, his message. 1t was received and rea
in both houses and the Senate ordere
, 800 copies of the message and accom-
! panying documents, and $500 copies I
: the message TO be printed. and The Hou.
/, 10000 copies of the message and doc'
I ments.
. The message will be found in the pr
: ceding columns of the Recorder to-day
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

The Hon. James w. Williams, a re-
preventative in Congress from the state
Of Maryland, died at his residence at an
early hour on Friday the I'd inst. from
the effects of al attack Of apoplexy. He
had departed from home in his private
carriage, on his way to attend Congress
and had proceeded but about three miles
when the affection overlook him: he wa:
Immediately conveyed back to his house
where he died.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15
Negrofor Sale.

WILL be sold. al the o. ,hs ss,h ;ns..
W borough. on yednesdSy s,;.m q. D..
Negro BIN, the property Of wIM
yis. Terms Cash.
JOHN d. feathers,
agent for VIM G. DAVIS.
Dceemher 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

The same affair. whose trial has been post
poned Until February neKL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

ILIEoAI VorIAo.-In Newcastle eoDn-
". Delaware. The grand jury. Il thtir
late session. found some thirty iFpe bis
against illegal voters. some Of whom weie
inspectors Al the elections.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

OUR LEGISLATuRE.-We refer
our readers to our first page for portion
of the proceedings of our State Leglsla-
,ure. It will be seen that the farce rela-
tive to the Literary Fund is likely to be
brought TO a close. The Locos will no
longer be permitted to make the DISPOSE
ton of it a charge Of favoriteism and fraud
during elecdoneering campaigns, and pass
il over with a flourish during the sessions
of the Legislature. The Wings appear
10 be determined that complete exami>
nation shall be had, and that full disclo-
sure, for good or for evil. shall be made
The proceedings oflhe subsequent days
we are obliged to postpone to make room
for the Presidents message. Although
proceeding with commendable industry
very small portion Of the business oil the
Legislature has been of a nature to at.rac
general interest
On Monday the 9th, Spier Whitaker
ESQ. of Halifax, was elected Attorney &C.
neral, on the second balloting. The vote
were as fellows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

BRAzIL.-Advices 10 the 9TH ofOc,oher
TEsVs 49, received al New York from
RIO de Janeiro. zii-tsss provinces nsa
become quiet, martial law sboTishes: anu
mos, Of the national guard disbanded.
Emigration into oil parts Of the empire
was increasing. Those arriving were
artisans and agriculturists--lhe most val
liable members Of society. The liberal
policy Of The Government had caused This
increase. They afford ample protection
TO the stronger, and have sent directions
to the consuls and vice consuls in This
country 10 give free passports 10 those
who have no money 70 pay for them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15
ElGLSDGB Jog Gle
Thursday, December 10.

ALeeiure was delivered before the Ii
lerary Association n dis place. on Thurs
day evening last, By The Rev. NJ. Gret-
Ter. Professor IN he Caldwell Institute,
GreensbOrOugh. The subject chosen faI
The occasion was The operation Of the hu-
man mind during sleep, and The disco arse
was listened 70 with great attention and
interest.
The next meeiiaEof The Society vii
Be- held in The Presbyterian session houss
On Thursday evening next A genera
attendance Of the members is requested.
We are indebted to The attentive Po'
likeness Of Messrs. r. NJ. Saunders, A
II. shepperd and K KAyner for early co
pies Of The Presidents message. for whicl
they viii please accept our thanks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15
weekly Almanac.


HELLsBoROUGH
TRMANE S0nIGN9
SnHE Spring Session q Mr. q Mrs. BUR
- WELLS school Mil commence 81 ihe
5lh &c Jsnuary.
A Few pupils will be received % bosrders -
our family, at $40 per musih. including all
expenses.
Tuition, per session, sI7 %
Music, 70 w
Use Of Piano, Ou
French, lu W
Drawing and Painting. 10 %
REFERENCES.
Hon. r. Nash, Hon. Mm. A. Graham. John
w. Noru God, ESQ. DR.. James Webb, b'hsoe-
,oueh, C,les Mebane, Eco. Orange county;
-.Ras. ID Lacy, Raleigh; Rev.. p. strauon,
sibern; Rev. 4. Owen, Wilmington.
1ssSpber 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

.HaOfher Hkig Trimnph.-At The an
nual town meeting in Hartford on Moh-
day. The regular Wing candidates we're
elected by msjorities Of from 400 70 500,
The Courani ssys:--. Tho Wings q
Hartford have well maintained theil
ground, and We think have now Won The
title of Gibraltar Of Whiggery' from
ihsir brethren Of New Haven" Tx
Wings have carried IA out of The p
towns in The county. Last var they
bad but six.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

A lale arrival u New 0Firans brings
intelligence from Mexico. IN which il =
STATED that the San Antonio prisoners. %
de number az sixty three. were being
marched FOR the capital. four Of whan.
viz. Messrs. Van Ness. Fitzgerald. Con-
ner, and another. being recognized = has-
ing belonged 10 The Santa Fe expedition.
were ordered 10 be shot; bun Gen. Tor
mel. Secretary Al War. inierfered and com.
muied their punishment 10 zen yrafs' i'm
prisonmeni. The rest Of The captured
were 10 be marched 70 Peroie, and il was
believed they would be well used.
The Diario Del Gobierno al die 5:h
ull received by lie same arrival. expires
ses great pleasure in stating that all The
difficulties between the United States and
Mexico have been de6nilively settled.
Gen. Thompson i highly lauded for his
conciIiaiory and urbSne course in pIoduc'
ing his desirable result.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15
AIorehead's majOrity,


No returns were receisedfrom Wilkes
or Berthe. Morehead's majority in these
two counties. l learn, was some 1900;
which would have given him a majority
Of 1892
TO day Saturday, We have had twe m
ieresting debates in the House. One on
bill to give The appointment Of Consia-
bles 10 The County Courts. in which
Henry X. Nash, esq. participated with
credit 10 himself and old Orange. A mo-
lion was made to lay the bill on The table
until The FIRST Thursday in August, which
prevailed-ayes SO, noes SO. Both par
ties seemed to be afraid TO NEEDLE with
The matter for fear Of provoking The ma
iesiy Of tho people. When will mer
learn not to fear their own shadows!
Another debate was had on the bill e
erect new county out Of a portion o
Burke and Rutherford, by the name Q
| Mcdowell. Mr.. Moore, Of Halifax, de
liyered very sound speech against tn
bili.--~as passed in he House, how
ever. by vote Of ayes Sc, nays 45. :
From present appearances there Is We
~ little probability that Senator will b
elected this session. There is some talk
though not much relied ON. that the De
mocra.s will unie upon third man
some speak Of Judge Rufin, and som
OF VIM. II. Haywood. should sur
pose that Judge Rufiin would not thin
Of taking The appOintmen. were it offer
ed him. @ @s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

STAGE AcclDENT.--The western stage,
on the night of the S0th ultimo, was pre-
cipitated over a precipice of twenty feet
on the hill east of Mount Sterling, near
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and seriously injured
many of the passengers, most oil whom
were members Of Congress. MIR. Ca
ruthers had several Of his ribs broken
and his recovery was doubtful. MIR. Lane
was very much hurt. one of his ribs sup
posed 10 be broken. Mrs. Lane. his vile,
not seriously hurt. Mr.. Wallace badly
hurt, collar bone supposed to be broken
Mr.. Smith, of the Senate, and Messrs
Campbell. Gentry and Goode, OF tho
House Of Representatives, were all more
or less hurt, but not seriously.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

TzeIafe .aiabama Murde.-Ws have
already notired HE murder OF Geo.
Love. BY one Hundred and thirty rifzens
OF Aisbams- The Hartford Review. whoee
ediscr Was uesr friend Of Love, ssys,
thai since bis murder. The murder Of the
man hose dea,h was falsely atnbptrd
10 Love. hss BEEN Traced 10 ihe real
peri elrssor. . man named Mhchsll, II
whose instgsiion The unioriuaase Love
vas irsi suesisd. Tie Review also has
Intelligence BY letter thai wriis are 10 The
hands Of The Sheriff against 81 the persons
concerned in lhs hanging Of Love and he
as orders TO raise force sufficiently
large 10 arrest the whole.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

1t is announced that the Rev. DIR, o.
Connor, pastor of St. Paul's in Pl,tsburg'
has been appointed Roman Catholic BIZ
shop Of Charleston, in place OF Bishop
England, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

The 6lowing s from our corresPOn-
dent:
On Friday last bu. little else was done
other ilIsn 10 compare and count The vote
for Governor, as given in August last.
The two Houses assembled IN eonven-
lion in the Commons Hall, Louis ID.
Wilson in The chair. The following is
lhe result. as announced from the chair:
For John M. Morehead, 37.942
Louis D. Henry, S4,4ll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

10 allow he Merchants Bank sf New
bern 10 issue g notes. Il wa 0PPos-
ed wilh gEsai vshemeBss By Nc. shsP-
ard. and advocated By Messrs. Pssleur,
Dorkery. Edwards and DobsOn-lhe La
Ter abusing Banks generally, but making
an exception in favor Of this bill. i
passed ils third reading. 81 70 rs.
Several Unsuccessful bzllOlings have
been had for United States Senator. The
iuo last.. on ThursdaY. were IS follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

Essex county, Massachusetts, has a
population Of 81, 900 inhabitants, Of whom
64.5O0 have signed the total abstinence
pledge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22

IN +. & w. NEWTON, are daily re
~. ccvug supplies from New York, an'
have in store the following goods, which will b,
sold-as usual-at extreme low prices -
sunpowder, hyson, young hyson
hyson skin, souchoug and pouchong.
2 COFFEE Mocha, Iava, Rio. Cuba, La
guira and West India, ground in pound RaRerl
SUGAR-doubIe s. single loaf, crashed do.
Havana white Il brown, clarified and pulverlZed
white. 81. Croix, Porto Rico and Muscovadu
brown.
I FRUIr-bunoh. cask and Sultnna Rasins
Ianle currants, cltron, prunes, dates, plum-, al
monds, walnuts, hbIrts, oranges, lemons and
dried apples.
MOLASSES sugar house, New Orleans
NusGaYado aud Havana.
PROVISIONS-mess s. prime beef & pork
Goldfish, flour, Indian Hpal, butter, cheese, lard
picked salmon, hams, rice aud corn.
CRACKERS-s buttGr. milk, sugar and
pilot bread.
PICKLES & ShuCES-cucumbers mixed
caprcs, olives, SardIucS, anchoves, mushroom,
walnut and tomato ketchup, pepper sauce, curuc
powder, Harvey sauce, John Bull, do, mustard
and olive oil.
SEGARS-a great variety OF fine qualities
hpm Cuba.
SNUFF & TOBACCO Of all kinds in general
use.
WINES & LlQUORS-pure, formedicapa
poses.
4 SPICES-nutmegs, mace, olives, cinnamon,
alspice, ginger, pepper and cayenne,
PRESERVE VES-Canton ginger s. West India
+ ET-CETERAS-ground rice, honey, LIVER
pool salt, salt p,tre, salUralus, sal soda; brown
white, CASTLE, while.scented, palm almond
soap starch, indigo. alum, mcaronl, verma.
cell. tapioca, ground rice, eggs, sperm anc
black fish oil sperm, tallow and wax candies
mats, painted pals, canPalls, tubs, matches
denilohns, bottles, stone Jugs, cotton twinc
bottle corks, pipes, brooms, cider wine vine
gar, lemon syrup, champagne, Claret, SC &c
Aug. T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
Executors Notice
Court Of Probate, .Nippori, Dec. 5, 1872

Court Of Probate, .Niwpori, Dec. 5, lst9.
TIPON the petition Of Edward T. Allan,
~ administrator on the Estate Of George
w. Allan, late of Newport, baker, dec, rep
rcscntng that the amount of claims allowed
by the Commissioners on said estate amounts
to six hundred fifty three dollars, one cent,
and that the Inventory OF the goods and
challels of said dec. has all been expended
in charges of administration and allowance
To the family, and that said personal estate is
insufficicn, to pay the jus; debts and cxpen-
ccs Of administration and allowance To the
family of the deceased, by the sum Of six
hundred fifty three dollars and one cent, and
praying that he may be authorised, in his ca
pacty of administrator aforesaid, To make
sale at Public Auction OF all the right tlile
and interest Of which the said George w.
Allan had, ai the time of hi| decease, in or
to my Real Estate in the State Of Rhode
Island, or 80 much thereof as will 6e sufii
cicnt to ruise said sum of six hundred fifty.
three dollars one cent, together with incl
dental expenses.
II is ordered, that said petition be received,
and the consideration thereof referred To a
Court Of Probate to be- holden at the Town
Hall in Newport. on the frs, Monday IN Jan
unry next, nt 8 o'clock a. m. and said pctl-
toner is ordered To give previous notice of
the pending and prayer thereof by publishing
n copy of this order three successive weeks
in the HrnM of The Times. for all persons
interested to appear at said time and place
anI be heard.
A true copy-wi,ness:
D7. B. B. lIowLaGD, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
WEBB'S NEW PATENT
CA.WPHE.NE BURNER.

D'IIO'S. T.. SHEFFIELD. No ~ lroal-
street. Agent for Webhs Burners IN
Newport. has just rccclycd an entire new
article for burning Camphcnc, which Is nc
knowlcdgcd to be- superior 10 any other that
has yet been introduced. A specimen OF
them may be seen Mt his Counting Room aud
Store. in all their brIlIancy every evening IN
tho week. (cxccpt sunday lie invites all
who prefer, aud all who ho not prefer lhls
sort Of hight, 10 drop in aud take look, II
noibing ino,c. Customers furnished ~ New
York prices. Jan. ~, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
e. CHAMBERLIN'S
One priced Store, No. lao,
Thames Street,

(Opposiie II. J. Tayior's,)
HAVING just received large and well
II selected stock of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS for the fall trade, would
please submit the following undermined as
part of them, viz:
All wool flannel, twarranted) 90 g. % cents.
Fine Salisbury, figured, 33
Dark printed celicos, 3. lOS l23, extra u cts
Changabe Mus. de Lanes (new styles %, 8
Fancy do I'm Variety 70 cents
Blk s. blue blk striped silks weary heavy
at Is, 80 s; W cents.
Blk g. cold rich figured do from "a to 100.
Rosln plaldS ,Ior chlIdren's wcarl
SHAULS.
Bclsora 6; Edinboro' (rich siylcs.)
Plaid woulcn, ncttcd DO.
Highland PLAID do.
Fancy silk, Mus. de l.alne s Cashmere hdkls.
Linen cambric hdkts from - cts 81 upwards.
Linen cambrlcs s. lawns, table linen, IRISH
linens, &c.
Unbleachcd s. beachcd shrlngs s. she ctings
Ticks, checks, patches, glnghams, Canton
ilanncls, &c.
A select choice of aCcs, cdgings, gloves
hose, emb'd collars, musns, &c. &c.
/ Those goods will be found upon exnmlnu.
ton to compare with my that can be pug-
chased in New York or Boston, either as re-
CARDS price or quality. Having been pur'
chased on the most advantageous terms, we
are disposed to sell for the smallest possible
profit.
Newport, Sept. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
rpMRs. Vi. n. GARDNER's INDIE
AN uAISAN RNORTAND

,tn\VIInl Nu.-The OhrmaI Vegetable LNct at
pt.paritinu-Prire - rcuts The battle he ~ y pop
uInt remedy nt the cure oi Coughs tul- kpt iHg ~
Hnnd and rhIhisc aud at disease o the lVtrs als"
l. In extensive use the Iutr ui Livrr t"mpl int
hi.t- the htst picpata l"n al lhVetW"i introduced
tn the Amer ttu iuh'it, " hrtUg u"w iwrlNr wears
sinrs n WIS hr-t rs'ahIshr' Us tepnini"h ~i'nd.
uuttvaIlrd ~ ,uugh mrt Ciur-S'f rrtuh'hl's hhd
places on the prnied 'irr'ii"n und 'h"
bottle.
.rb. und.t.igned. having received sent henofi fof
the cure nt diseases ahuv~ nancd with runhlrhtr N'
r,rnnrp ~, The r- hratcd Baisam ui ye,w"t to III"
Etncrt Nebstct. David q. Woodbury.,
Thrp1g ilagkius, II. \ Ngu9h,
q. wis, ". Gnl
G. ~ tlIi1ms Mis- T.. Iowaid.
I Whnesal. aud rctiii nv the ptuprei"t. WI w w
HHOWN ~ Washington slt'tt, t"tniird Nv ~ the
uruegsi4 ~ Hn.tou. aleu-. New w. di"td. N'icr-iri
rtoyilerce n y. sands. New Notk, il,riotd,
Springfield, Fud by 4. !. TAl Log, RR nAHAR'
Nawpo 'ti , o.
April !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
INpIAN PuRGATiNED

UNpIAN PURGATNED
Ofthe North American College of Health.
And also rouud the hordrr el the label will Ice found
i'm small upc "Entcred yCcprlng to an net OF Con-
grcs,, m the year lrlO, by William Wright ~ the
rrAs uncr ni the District Court o the southern Dis
trrt nr PenusN lvauIHn ~
The public viii also remember that all who sell The
genuine Indian Vegetable rls, are provided Viih ee'-
tiicatc OF fagrncv, signrd hv
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VICE PbEsIDENr
Orthe North American college oi llt4Nh,
and that pedlHs ~ any case nlpweu I" sell
The genuine medicine. All travelling agents WIZ hc pro
yird win certificates Of nrency above described and
those who cannot show item Sil, be known as base
inposturS.
Price 2i cts. per box With iull directions.
a No, aud General Drput for the New Eug land States
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22

una possession StptH We ZoW !ndrct
nert
YNHAT pleasantly situated stand in liver
L ton, II. l., by the Stone Bridge, recent
ly owned and occupied as boarding house
by the late Capt, George Lowton, deceased,
containing about % acres of first rate land,
an orchard OF two acres Of apples and other
fruit trees, with a large two story dwelling
house, well calculated for boarderr. good
barn and other buildings, &c, The above
premises are not surpassed by any for a
summer retreat for Gentlemen and Ladies'
for fishing, fowlIng and bathing-in short.
there are but few such stands for making
money. if properly conducted. For other
information, call on the subscriber, in Poris-
mouth. GARDNER THOMAS,
Portsmouth, Nov. Q5, 1912.
The subscriber contomplates, in The event
of not selling said premises, building large
addition to the house, 80 by 20 feet, to be
occupied for hall-nlso to make oil Deces.
sary repairs for the accommodation OF the
tenant. u. J..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
JUST RECEIVED,
lit No. 25. Broad street,

a lot of SlIOEMAKERS' TOOLS, of su-
~ perior quality, among which arc shoulder
sticks, stamps, slecls, buffers, sklvers, click
knives, round point do, de-. odd do. long
sticks, knife slra shoe hoals, lenders, nipPers,
pincers, avis ~ tacks, toe sticks, pcgg CUTS,
shank bones, soap stone shoulder sticks, liol-
land sticks, heads, &c. &c, all of which will
bo sold very low for cash. -
Also, fresh supply of STOVES, VIZ =
Empire Union, elevated rotary, conical N cot
tage cooking stoves, for wood or coal AK
TIGHT PARLOR STOVES, which for warm
ing rooms are not exceeded by any thing, when
health, comfort aud ec0npmy are taken INTO
consideration-.H The Manufacturers pieeS.
JONA. fREEBORN.
Newport, 9th Mo. Odd; lS42. (s49O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
From the Boston Daily Times.
LWRIGIIT,S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Ol al the public advertised medicines oi tue dnN we
know ~ none more safely recommend inr the
s that flesh is heir to- than the pills that are sold ut
the depot OF The North Amcrlcun tollego oi Health
No gs fremont street, Boston. several Instances We
know where they used IN families wilh the high
est siclon mud no longer ago Than Yesterday, we
heard eminent pN sIcIan o this city reconnehl ihf
IN hugh terms
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
EAGLE NURSERY,
Smoke House.

TOHN w. DAVIS, No. l00 Thames ST.,
" has in readiness his Smoke House, COR
The purspose Of smoking Hams. Those who
favor him with their custom will please send
them ms shove. and they will be satisfactorily
attended TO. II any one desires Mr.. d. Ia
send for their Hams and return them, he will
do 90 at a small additional expepse. Hams
cured, also, by Mr.. ID. IN the best manner.
Newport, Nov 10 1912