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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17
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No. The Rev. WmLIAH coNrToS.
eireui, rider Cor die IlillsborOugh eircuiL.
viii. by Divine permission. preaeh q lhe
following places 4 lhe lines designated
The friends of Ihe church u iI,e dilFesers
places win please make The appointments
known.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17
Notice.

A LII per.o sindeb;cd 10 the subscriber, 40
N earnestly sequesied ts cal and ssiIls
their accounts by he FIST Of January, BY each
Of by aois-~iae 6'st most desirable. III. 10
disposed TO e'end oil proper indulgence. bat
money ."ust be had TO enable him TO carry on
his business.
WIN. H. BROWN.
November 8. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17
COnfectiOnaries, &c.

MFRS. YAs3EUR bess cave 20 inform The
prbtc geae.s'iy, Thai she has just 70.
ceyer handsome sssorment Of articles 10
he' tie: sinoag which, she would paitisulsr-
~ aci,'oe. 10 some excellea, Pine Apple sd
ol.ef Cheese, sac seyera' barrels Of Mark.ssl,
Nos !, 2, sre ). Toe prbic are invited 70
give he. call.
Novembe, 8. a...at d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

Capt John Gallagher. Of The U. S.
Navy, died al his residence in Whining.
ton, Del. on The morning Of The Isl inst.
in The sslh year Of bis age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

IL is sta'sa that the sssignees Of the
Bank Of the United States, have filed .
bill OF discovery in the nature of an equi-
" proceeding, in the District Court,
against Nicholas Biddle, desiring ina, he
may be made 10 ans yer, under oath. how
and for what purposes he expended large
sums Of money belonging to the late Bank
Of the United States, obtained on orders,
receipts. cheeks, &C., TO tue amount Of
S396,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

The t0eef Of three dogs Of cold ,rss-
fher in Engiand.-A correspondent oil
The Courier and Enquirer. under date Of
2ist Of October, says:
"The truth is, that the last three DAYS
have been wintry cold; and he thoughts
Of the approach Of winter, in The mids, Of
distress Of the population so extensive,
appears 10 sppal almost every mind. The
abundance of potatoes is certainly a great
salvation; but TO almost millions 10 whom
the winter is approaching without pros
Pecs Of even partial employment, there is
no consolation in The cheapness Of the
lowest food. when clothing. Goals, and
other equally indispensable lhings, can
not possibly be obtained. A gentleman
Of excellent abilities, and largely engaged
in commerce, returned this morning from
Yorkshire. and says that his friends in
various parts 81 that manufacturing coun-
~ view the approach Of winter with dis.
nav"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

The Great Western, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York on Saturday the 9th
inst, Among the passengers is M. Pa
gcot, Minister FROM France, 10 succeed
Nj. Bacourt, the late Minister. who was
said ts be dangerously i'll a. Paris. Mf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17
Leather, &c.

vIsfiE subscriber has nm band he fnilaying
II sHiclrs which viii he sold ior ,ssh sni,:
Best Philadelphia Cali Skin.
Marocro, Tor Ladies and GsslIenen.
Seal Skins,
Lining Skins.
Binding skins,
Shoe IhHad.
boot Webbing.
Boot Chord snd Spriss.
@ hsve $50 AZ sssortmsnt Of skivss,
al Article for ha,iers
! VIM. II. BROWN.
Novsmbers a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

Commodore Elliott, the Norfolk He.
raid says. has resigned his cormission
in the navy. which has been accepted.
A man named Province. residing in
Natichoches parish, Louisiana resisted
sheriff about TO arrest him, and was in
s,antly shot.
AGE REsrEcTED.-No male over Sc
ven:y years Of age can be imprisoned In
the District Of Columbia for debt.
The Emperor Of Russia, whose dispo-
sision to encourage the arts and sciences
is so conspicuous, recently created DR..
Brewster, the American dentist, who was
on visit to st. Petersburg, a Knigh, OF
The order OF ST. Stanislas, and in addition
nominated him Denlisie.. Honorairs de Ia
Cour lmperiale de Russia.
A stone weighing half ton, and com-
posed of flint and basalt. recently fell nj
Harrcwgate, Eng. II was warm when
il first reached the earth.
The Legislature OF New Hampshire
has met in extra session; its principal bu-
siness is the revision Of the State Laws.
TOLERANT AND I.IBERAL.-The Me,ho.
dist Protestants Of Charleston, S. c. be-
ing about to lose their church on account
Of pecuniary difficulties, the congrega-
tons Of fourteen other churches Of that
city, Of different sects, generously contri.
butedvarlous sums towards relieving them
from their difficulties and preventing the
sale Of their house of worship.
CooNs U.CLAxs.-The Kennebec Jour.
nal says, the Locos have a new name for
the Wings; they call them Coons. As an
offseit for this, at least in Massachusetts,
the Locos :are earning for themselves the
title Of Clans. They are very busy at
the clam-bakes and other public gather
ings, in trying to gain votes on the Rhode
Island difficulty.
The Lancaster Penn Union records
twenty-four marriages, which had taken
place within few days. Another editor
says, if they go on at this rate, Lancaster
county will be depopulated-there will
not be a single person in it!
There are at present 1877 convicts in
the New Jersey state prison at Trenton,
being Ia less than last year at this time.
The earnings Of the prisoners during the
year have amounted TO four or five thou-
sand dollars more than the expenditures.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway, is
now open for travel to Cumberland, dis
lance Of one hundred and seventy. EIGHT
miles.
The Rail Road between fredericksburg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

A man BY the name Of DeLisle has
appeared and laid CLAIM 10 The whole OF
the land upon which Jefferson city. Mo-,
has been built. He purchased i. previ-
nus to the war, and in 1912 enlisted in
the army. Since iha, time he has not
been heard frem until within short time
past Acting under The belief ina, he
was dead, his sisters had ssld tho pro-
perry. Bali. Sun.
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Just Published.

A ND For Sale at Mr.. Lynch's Jewelle-
ry Shop and at DE-. A. Parks's eslah.
lishment. "a Narrative of The Life and
Adventures Of EDWARD G.. BOILING,
with full account OF his remarkable case
Of Bigamy." &c. Price IS GEMS,
October 26. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

Melancholy Deafh.-A girl 10 years
OF age. by the name Of Mary Kenny. a
servant girl 10 the family Of Mr.. George
CLARK. was seriously burnt yesterday sf-
iernnon by her clothes taking fire. Sue
had put spirits Of .srpen.ins on her dress
to axe out The spots, and was drying i,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

Derrick, he bsarsr of de ratification o
The treaty ef Washington, vas also pa,.
sengsF in lie GEeal Wesisrn, and 40
virgil Maxey, esq, lais Unilsd STATES
charge fAaairss a he Hague.
80 great was he STOCK u American
robaeeo . Liverpool. fha new store
houses have been Obtained lor IL aeeOn.
mediation.
The dliiieullies between die Uniled
States and Morocco have been se.tsd.
Cotton market a Liverpool very dun.
The Rev. c. NJ. p. Deems, Of he N.
Carolina Conference. has been appointed
adjunct Professor Of RhetOrs and Logic
u ihs University Of North Carolina, and
viii enter On lhe duties Of his station in
January next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

comes pro tanfa an enemy, Tie sirsum.
s'snee u Ne voluntary presence d eeF,
saia ERslish Eailon on board an Ameh
can merchant ship Is ; rsIy questionable
ground lar exercising guaSi hostile BOW.
e . M Esssrl. For, be ne municipal
law Of England what Il may II relation
% neutral vessel. British officer has
no claim 70 aet under any oshsr law than
mai which i recognised b. Ihe world, o.
conceded By special treaty.
+" There i, we believe, rery strong
probability that in The event Of a war no
instructions for lie impressment Of Brit
IN seamen found in American merchant
vessels vii be issued 10 our cruisers. The
night . doubtful: The ineHpediency OF such
pfseliee certain; nor can Il be necessary
Tor ihe British navy 10 recruit lis forces
~ such means. IL might. therefore, Be
possible 10 arcede 10 declaration % this
elect, and % renounce ! practice which
u Is not intended 10 revive"
a Funeral trkTs q Marriage irss
infended.-On last Tuesday. re Attended
The funeral services Of Mics Manlda Case,
Of 'hIs county. The very day and The very
heor Of The day when she Vas 20 have
been msrritd 10 The young man II her
choles! lnsts.d Of The leslive seese, The
Of mourning were on every
side! Aud instead Of joy oas airlh. deep
groans burst from sngulshsd hearls!
The deceased had just past her eigh-
ieenih year-had been for several years
previously 10 her death, a worthy member
o. The Methodist Episcopal Church. and
dIsd IN The foil Iriumphs Of lhs cllrisIisn
faith. Her illness was short. bat very
severe. and slough her death vas iriun-
ph,ni. never have We witnessed such an
'iiiIsIiEs esss. .A,heriHe Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

November 8.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
THE CURRENCY "rINKERs.n

There was good deal of slang some time ago about
"tinkering with the currency" The democratic party
we're accused of doing this bungling Of work But
how stand the facts! Hear what the New York Pebian
says of the returning confidence among the people, which
attended the recent triumph in that State Speaking Of
the result that paper says And what been the e
feet upon the public mind? No sooner was the result C
the election made known, than stocks sensiby and
other striking indications exhibited of restoration
Of confidence in the governmental policy of our State
What better evidence there be that the Democratic
policy, however much it has been ved and misrepre
sented the policy best calculated to advance the inter-
ests ofhe rich. 1t will unquesonably the interests Of
the poor, Our great political triumph is chiefly valued
because it is proof the of the people, although
they may be deceived for time, momentarily led
stray by prejudice passion. invariably to just con-
clusions in the end, with regard to public and mea
sures Iftheir first impulses not always right, their
''sober second thought" is a true counsellor"
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

gether and resigned their branches. This might
have proved serious detriment to the navigation
of the port, but as it happened Il was. s.only tenn
porary Inconvenience. Several masters OF YES. YES
sells, and other competent persons, supplied the
places of the recent pilots After two or three
days contumacy, they began to yield, and nearly
or quite all expressed willingness to resume
their commissions, which were restored to them; them
On Sunday morning, one of the number. named
George Bowen, who lives at Federal Point, was
taken by thirteen of his brother pilots, tarred and
feathered, made to march before them for some
miles to music not of the sweetest tones and other
wise maltreated 1t is alleged as an excuse for
this outrage, that Bowen was among the hrst to
nromote resistance to the action of the Board Of
Commissioners, proposing that any one who yield
ed should be taFred and feathered, and that he was
the first one who did yield. But with this injured
society has nothing to do-such audacious acts
must be severely punished Warrants have been
issued for the guilty thirteen, and the officers have
gone to arrest them.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
A NEW MOVE.

We learn that the ''whigs extremely anxious to
escape all responsibility relative to any that may
be adopted the present session of the Legislature
Whether this is for the purpose of laying stock for po
ltical capital or whether it arises from their extreme
modesty-itis not in power to say, positively. Gen.
DOcery asked and obtained permission to be excused
from serving the committee to whom referred the
matter of inclosing the capitol square; and Mr. Myers
asked the same favor relative to the committee the
Penitentary. But the latter gentleman was not so for
tunate as the former-he was not excused We learn
that in both cases. the gentleman took the liberty to i'm
pugn the motives of Gen Wilson, the Speaker of the
Senate. We are satisfied that this assault quite
ust6abe. Gen. Wilson has avoided every of Of
fence far hear and deserves the appreciation Of
all parties for his ubany and mparality, in the admin
straton Of the duties of his Office.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
THE PENITENTrARY.

The editor OF the North Carolnian invites the express
sion of opinion from the presses OF the State in
gard to making Criminals work the public roads
We like the idea very well, though not prepared
to say much about it, not knowing how it has operated
where it has been tried. We do not believe it will do
tOe Pententiary, and the fact that Maryland has
abandoned the former system for the latter, somewhat
in its favor AS regards morbid sensbility for GRIM
nals-we cannot for the life of US, how this feeling
is cherished any by causing the prisoners to work
in Penitentary, than by compelling them to work on
the roads. We believe, in either case, punishment
would be more certain than now-which is one of the
great objects to be by change in modes
punishment 1t is the certainty ofpunishment and not
the seUy of the penalty, that peace and good
order in society.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
THAT LIST.

In the proceedings of the Legislature, on our s,.
will be found the List ofths Governors Furn;tn. P'
that he has exceeded the appropriation in his
small amount; and it will be seen, also that h.
chased other furniture, besides removing down
own from Guilford. We do not say that what tbo ~
nor has bought, or even what he has otherwise
improper for a Governor Of North Carolina. Rr, uH
say, thata man who travelled about the State . &
serng on the subject OF lOgcabin style of vino su
sing to desire nothing but very plainest tbOy, F
to be ashamed to present such bills before tbe
That man who talked much about sssoap and
should have been cautious about bringing in sucS
for napkns;" that he who lauded gourds as nrOn.- w
sells for drinking, should not have given $s 75
tOngs, 50 so for butter knives $45 for SET of r.
tables $50 for Tea Trays; $95 for set of pl,t.a
$40 80 for one soup ladle; 50 cents piece Er Tpr,,
81 so for decanters; So so for Punch Bowl. Da'
thing for "nut-crackers" We do not say this !, Guy
only so far as it is wrong to profess one thing a,
dtd0te and do another as Governor. The list i. Ls
the people, and is another illustration of the utter
placing any confidence in the professions Of the wbpn
The Log Cabin Farmers are the best Judges when
these matters have been managed in Og.cabu stvl.
not
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

o. The Register says "With the exception of the
Attorney General, should be glad to the Stand
point out any Loco Foco that removed to make
way for whig, political grounds" In order that the
editor may be "gad' on the occasion, say to him;
Mr. G,D, Solicitor of the 9TH Judicial Circuit, who is
ademocrat, removed on political grounds, to make
way for Mr.. Byna, who is whig" But we shall not
close the subject here We WILL in week two, give
readers statement of the conduct of the whggery
in which it will be found that their proscrptve spirit
only equaed by the sudacty and recklessness of :her
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

The proprietor of this work has published advertise
ment setting forth the in which he will improve
it for the year ls4S Many of readers well
quainted with the LadyS Book, which is styled the
bitter of taste and fashion and Bellies Leres for the La
dies of Amerca;" and abounds with sterling and useful
literature II conducted by distinguished female
thors, who have Won for themselves high place among
the guiding spirits of the age The most distinguished
artists In the country employed for its embeshmen
The following are the terms of the work:
Godey's Ladyis Book, year, in advance, $3
2ycars, both 6 S
Two copies, one year, 5
Five copies, one year, 10
Eleven copies, one year, 20
Address L. fl: Godey, Publishers Hall, lOI Chesnm
Street, Philadelphia.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
GENUINE WHIGGERY

The Louisville Journal says twenty whig postrnae,
have been turned out of office in the State of New Y
to make room for ocoocos, and that this act deeDeD,
and broadens and darkens the sentiment of abhorenc
and disgust the country feels for the President and M
Postmaster General" How dreadfulIy Mortified is fiji,
precious specimen of" whig'' sensiblity And vet ,
man. who is so beside himself because tocenty postmaster,
are removed, thought it was all right to remove fifteen
hundred in few weeks, by CEays instrument GRANGE
Everybody must admit that the Journal is whg to II,
core" .-.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

The Standard may continue to aim its envArOn,
shafts at EDMUND B. FREEMAN, but he had batt .I
care off the rebound of the poisoned weapon Rer'
We were not aware that we had done any hino 70 -
son the pet "lamb" of the Register nor any bina
authorise the Register in holding him up as shield
screen the editor from the rdicule he has brought
himself, by his silly fiddle-fadlIe about "lapb g.
slaughter" &C. twill puzzle any sensible man ,o snI
in the Standard any thing that looks like an envero
ed shaft" against Edmund B. Freemun
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

'sWe have as much as we can do to nourisb Britb a
ects at home without having resources exhausted
HlA uie'l coAels anIoAo' Register,
A fact The disbursements to Mr.. Gales, " Brith
subject" and brother to Weston R. of the Register r.,
printing, &C. prove this We have not the document b.
US to enable to state the enormous amount-but will
find it when necessary and let the public see how much
more '' British subject requires to 'noursh him, ,n
did Messrs. Blair s. RiVes We complore with the editor
ofthe Register about this matter fact concerning British
subjects
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

o. The editor of the Mecklenberg JefFersonian has
misunderstood in regard to the doctrine of instruction
No paper in the Union has been decided in its favor
than the Standard Ithe editor of the Jeersonian will
look again into paper the 22d he will see that we
are very far from abandoning the good old doctrine Of
instruction." That it is question of opinion as to tme
and place in the application off principle and NOT as
the principle itself
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
THE STANDAR RID.
Wednesday, December =, 1912.
MONEY MARKET.

Our article under this head was unavoidably omitted
last week We by our last advices that money still
continues abundant in the Northern Cities and the Banks
there doing all the good business paper that IS offered
them and would be glad to do much more than they get
Their vaults abundany supplied with coln' and with
present relative situation with the European markets.
are likely to continue so for the exchanges consider
ably in favor and large shipments of specie are con-
tinually arriving 1t is estimated that we have between
IS and 80 millions Of dollars in specie in the United
States and present years crop will give an ad-
ditional increase of 10 millions more cheer
ing prospect for establishing sound currency through
out the whole country; and if Legislatures in the diff
ferent States will compel their unsound or suspended
Banks to go into liquidation, and prohibit the issuing
circulation ofsmal notes, shall have plentiful
supply of specie change infused into the whole crcula-
ton of the country-and the Banks will then be much
better able to sustain themselves hereafter in any crisis
that may But when small notes are issued the
coin will be Immediately and eectualy expelled from
the country that authorises tolates it, and it will be
the first step towards the appalling depreciation of
of our South Western States. flour Banks not al
ready authorized to issue notes low dollars,
would say limit the issue to 5, 10, co. So 1O0 &c. and
allow no smaller notes. and of any intermediate de-
nomination; to make mixed currency, and avoid
the of sister State of Virginia. where the object
seems to be to make Bank Notes constitute the entire
and sole circulation and to keep all the coin they get
locked up their vaults instead Of allowing it to answer
the purposes for which it is best calculated of crcuIa
ting among the people; that few dollars in the Pock
ct of the laborer will not be destroyed by jacket to
the profit of the captasts-as is often the case where
small notes are tolerated
Our own money affairs continue without much ifany
change for the better Our farmers, believe
are 10th to their Cotton at the present depressed pr
ces-hoping for improvement shorty-and conse
queny we are slowly receiving the benefits of years
labor We think the policy mistaken one; as we see
no indications in the foreign markets to justify exPec
tation of an advance in prices-but, nevertheless,
have the crops yet hand be realized during the
suing winter and spring. from which anticipate much
benefit and relief.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.

We have received neat pamphlet copy Of the Cal'
logue ofthe Trustees Faculty and Students of the Un
veTsity of North Carolina for 1s4243 The Executive
Committee are Gov. Morehead, Chairman; Hon. Wm. H.
Battle; Hon. John H. Bryan; Charles L. Hinton, esq;
Charles Manly, esq.,; Rev. DR.. McPheeers, deceased
and Hon. Romuus M. Saunders.
The members of the Faculty, David L. Swain L.
L. D. President and Professor Of National and COntu'
tional Law; Rev. Elisha Mitchell, D. d. Professor
Chemistry, Mineraogy and Geology; Rev. James Phil
lips, A. M Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Phl
ophy; Dcberniere HO per, A. NJ. Professor Of the IA
in Language and Greek Literature; Manuel Feer' "A
M. Professor of the Greek Language and LiteratuF;
Rev. William M Green, A. NJ. Professor ofRhetOric a"
Logc John J. Roberts, A NJ Professor of French Ian,
guage and Literature; William H. Owen, A M Tutor"
Ancient Languages and Librarian; Ralph H. Graves !"
NJ. Tutor of Mathematics
The number of students is as follows Resident Gau
yates, 8; Seniors, 80; Juniors, 44 SophOmOres' 49,
Freshman, 80; Irregulars, IL total ia.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

o. The wages of the operatives in the manuac,Ors
at LOWELL Mass to be reduced from 10 to Is per
by agreement of the roPrietOrs. So it seems the Door
aborers are to get ofihe benefits of the Tariff and
that it will carry out the "whig'' maxim viz make
the rich richer and the poor poorer''
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

report adverse to the expediency of Iegisiating
thereon, and asking TO be discharged from the fur
theF consideration of the subject, which report
was eoneuTTed in.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

Do-Fancy WOollen Goods, for which we have here'O.
fore relied on the markets in England and France ~
now manufactured at Lowell, Mass with success ~"
embrace cloths which woven with mingled cOl'''
and varieties ofthreads.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07

Ohio 6 II to 72l Interest payable in N. Y. and
Kentucky stocks 76 to a principal reimbursabe there
U. S. Bank Stock I-4to 1 1-2 on 800 paid in. ,