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NEW WORKS.

n IN WVHNHs
HECTOR Ofiaiieraa
Iasl n tls Bar1ns.
The II,ale. ~ = sru'iY cares. and Pam ~ lOfs
A Els-s-f- ou frslgu8 Native and Saxon. ~, "a
siel DCo1Beu. M 2.
TIE TpJ Merchants. BY r ArIhuf
Hove or The iron RJlc, IS Nrs Ellis
Loeenies. Hirlsfy a ne iaq uisnion.
Arffst, Juue uumber.
slhieu's Wesfera Revsew
Md8afy Operation az Caisii.
Isdscs Masicai I4hsry SO sane
Irsa Cay sod Muraigg Cbroutclc.
rbs sigye Igsi received and Sc ste W.
4 8 MILLDW
June Periodical Ageai. % Msln o..
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~ OFE PAPER-we have this day receiyed n
~ superl,r article OF InyiIaliau paper embossed
and plain. gilt edged.
SrEPilt NSoN & HASwELI,
Jun L" Union IT.
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FREDERIKA BREMER,S LAST,

ME HOME-This IL the last SNurk 81 tins en-.
II chanting authuress; whose reputation already
NIes with that oi Bulwrr Just SScevCd and FOE
sale At NAMES DEPOT. No ID. Monroe rect.
Price 36I cents. inn5
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A MEXICAN HARDWARE AN

a MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
"a CUTLERY.-The subscriber hos Just receiv-
ed n fresh supply of HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
The most of which Is American manufacture at great.
~ rduccd prices and % equal quality " Ih the hest
English manufacture. Those who acquainted
with the lriccS of Hardware will Pleuse call aud
the practical UpersIinn of What is called hy snme
ihe late high tariff the following ARTICLES all a.
IRerioGn:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT do HAND do
WEB dc Locks Hinges ScreUs
Butcher knives She knives L1Iohes CandlrsIicks.
Cusors, Rules, d l.. SQUARES, Plane Bits Chi>eI.
&c ew drivers, Comprises, AugGrs, G mhleis Bells,
Axes Foot AIDES, lIaichcis, Brushes. &c. together
y iih larg" lot al Scythes, Sickles. Srylhe Rifles
and Scyihe Stones SAAFL NEEL.
iuue
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SCHOOL BOOKS FRESH SUPPLY.

SrEPllENSON q HASwELL have jnsire, eiv,d
- ir'n New lurk 4 Pa Id, hia. irrs u supply
81 "'e following standard School BIO, h. which they
.ilyI 10 sell chap
Andrew's Lanr EcuSnns- -.-
Andrews La'm q. s,lcr.
g. .Ardtews' q Si,sdaus LATIN Cromm,.
AT'-wor'h'. large Latin Dictionary. -
WATTS up the mud,
Smiths Gran mar
% waylands Moral Scieurc .
-llisIdTla ShCtae
t.mrrsru's Arithmetic, parts. l. anf5
CP'"n'- Mental Phih s'phy.
CUmstuck', Ply so'"gv
NatiuIsl Spelltug Book.
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- EW NOVELS at the Drpui. Home. ~
1 Y Frederika Bremer; vauinka, toy Alexander
Dumas, Kate ~ search of husband by n Lady
With oil the popular novels, magazines, and news.
paPeoS oi the day. HIRAM KANE.
Jun Agent
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A GIRL, capable Of doing louise work. will
N frd good place by cuquiring n rhis Office
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n EW WORKS, az KAINES Depot-Harry
LOuequer. The GypsIss in Spain, the Law
YER l. fe Of Milmer, and Crussdes against the
Algsrinea jun
MILITARY operations in CabTi, by an Off Ger
~ engaged IN the campaign. This - a very
Interesting narrative OF the late disastrous rXpe-
dItiOn Of the British into AfRhaRistsH. iun9
III SPLAY, By Jane Taylor. A most interest
- ing novel, - shown by this being the sixth
American from the twelfth English edition. For
sale az KAINE'S Depot. le9
TRAVELS IN Oregon TcrritorN by J II Farm
Iom; A new lot just received az KAINES
Depot je9
DISEAND FAIL or POPERV- just rccci-
- we'd aud for sale at the Literary Depot.
| je5 HIRAM KANE.
H.ADY'S BOOK Tor June. iust received AZ the
- Literary Depot HIRAM KANE
| ico
IN BAGS FErFER.
nv Tierce Carrstrs S,oich SuHn.
/ I Cssk Nader, just received sud toe sso nv
may l6 WM rANTON g. son
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JAMES, NEW NOVEL.

VIE False Heir Toy 6 y x James. ESQ author
Il "i MORLEY Eunteiu." Forrest Days" &c
;nN received auj tor sac at tho low price ,i95
= =. by liune 10 WAL ROnR
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NOTICE.

N ONEl MUST be raised. aud the suhsci Ibef
I'VE - hound Iu raise Il, and he would thus
publIry give nIrice To those no are ia The arresr.
with him. that II is expected that they will call aud
settle their old accounts without further delay or
notice. he lOl TODD
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DISPLAY,

4 TALE, by the late Jane Taylor. Just recel.
" we'd aud for sale by J 5 MELLOR,
i'm I 90 Union 81
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TOYS.

JUST received at No 1879, Main street large
a'sor memt Of beautiful Toys.
je 10 4 o FAIRCHILD.
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CRACKRRS-
LARD. LARD!

JULIA or BALAR, OF cae Buys 81 NERO.
- SkSy OF the Martyrs BY as suihor a. d,s
o. Ncrchsurs DaggaicS" @Virginis- "Christrass
Bsiis." Sc. Sc. FSr stis ~ is AiELLOR,
iuu7 rs Union 81
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BIBLES.

A Frejl suprly of tee Family Quartz. she family
- Ocls,a aud fts Pew o. Pocket - ruo and
% ro 90 various bindings. suPerb and plan. gyilh
Ap-rrypba. Concordance, Pssins md Plates. Dr
without sllher SER sls cbcaq By
SrEE dENsON 4 UASyvELL
mav 30 tuiyl ST.
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POTASH.-A few casks Potash, iust received
and tol sale by \ CALDWELL.
may -
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BY THE MAMMOTH WAGON

lust arrived at the store of A o FAIRCHILD,
large aud splendid varoY of Perfumcry
email assortment of Lac, Edgings travel.
ling baskets. &c, &c. For sale very low
Jan 10 FAIRCHILD-
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amnE TEIREAD.P Efts.Ar.

lust received stlhe sign ai tie BIG RED BOOT
- $50 Its green shoe fhread tsupei ior quality)
100 do bait bleached shoe thread DO DO
500 do FbUe nBils assJrisd sizes.
Also large o.rnrment OF She Fiu5fugs 81 Ell
inds She manufacturers Uhl please, call sad
see June 81 SAATL hcCl.ALtEN.
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CtTILL.ANOTHER- Days OF Queen Mary
- pith engrariuss. pr,ce - cts Jua received
and So saJs By tjan 81 wa ROBB.
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FOR Ia CENTS

FOB III CENTS.
pAN EXTRA QUADRUPLE BRoIHEh
JONATHAN containing, complete, tte above named poY
ular Novel by SIR Z. l. BULwER, Bart VIII ne p'D
iished THIS MORNING.
Tas London critics pronounce this new Work oai"s'
masterpiece. Csnment by therefore unnecessary,
Price only III seu-the abeapsS yet BY 10 pa. eea.
il makes no les thar hundred and four Oh ''e -
moth oe.avo pages Of Brother Josalbaa
WILSON And aoMPANY, PubishefA
ftsu Sas Nsaaaa sasss
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~ Advertisers Will be ar in mind that advertisenen"
sad,d for Mondays paper mas, be sent 10 O'Clock
This evening, publication Office Is not open GA
days The for advertising, In view OF foe M ~.
creaatio1 Of this paper, very reasonaos' anu - 90
cases payable in advance.
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" We have made arrangements 10 have on! cny sa ?
49,. hsrs :, the WEEKLY TRIBUNE regularly served Al
rssdcnoes BIZ leaving notice at the ONCE 6o Nassaus
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" The late Gov. Marcy and the late Chief
Justice Savage have been appointed, (sithar By
Gov. Boack or Chancellor Walwsrth) ts examine
shs books, securities, &C. and sscertaia the coadi-
ton Il shs Nsw.Yofk Life Insure & Trust Co.
Ealbasy Eve. Joer.
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nv Mor,, pfo,r ~ Nerypapers' is Informed that W.
-, ,s,a -, IKE sean the filthy and mepdacou
shes, ,e which be refers unless undef fresh sad gross provo
caton This 10 our reason Tor omlinAg nS nVof.
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nFor ON interesting account Of Life IN C1ss, and sew
era valuable Asris3ltsral Articles, see First Page.
Fy For two sonnets WsrdssserA and capital 1ak
by Willis, entitled Rs5sasi0n 81 Precious Ave' see
Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

% In the District Court of the United States
in Massachusetts, (says the Boston Daily Adver
tissr the amount of funds deposited in the Court,
arising from the estates of bankrup.s since the law
went into operation, is $143,76s, of which there
has been distributed S5e,4s5. Tho number OF
bankrupts is over 5000, and the number of papers
which have been Ged in bankruptcy is over SERENITY
fee thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

G5 Professir GeUNAuD's general Lectures illus.
traive Of the Planetarium, will begin this evening
at precisely half past o'clock a. tho American
Institute, in the PARK. The Lecture will be con.
cluded by series of striking experiment. on his
wonderful system of Phrenotechne; but we under.
stand that this evening will be the last time Pro-
lessor G. will give those interesting experiments
in connection with his Lectures on the Planea-
riuE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

DEATH OF BISHOP GR,swoIp.--Rs. Rev. AL
KxASpEa V. GRlswoIp, the venerable B;.ben If
the Episcopal Church, came suddenly TO his death
on Wednesday evening last 1t Boston. He wa.
on his way TO the house Of his colleague, Bishop
Eas,burn, and had nearly reached tbs door when
he was observed to fsl,er, and fell. He wa. inn.
rnedia,cly taken in.p the house, but expired in a
few moments, His disease was an affection of the
heart, with which he had previously been affected
Bishop Griswod was coasecrased in this city or
the ss,h of May, 1911, by Bishop White, and wa,
a ysars OF age at the time of his death. He wa
able, pious and most exemplary Christian, ar
IDENTITY beloved by all with whom Ae had ever cosa
in contact. By his death, Rs. Rev. Philands
chzse succeeds to the Seniority Of the Rrisoops
See.
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doubt on the reelection of Hon. CHARLES HUDSON
from the Worcester Disrict-we say it with sad
ness. We still hope however, that he 10 elected |;
If not, it is morally certain that he will be on the
next trial. He has handsome plurality, and
cannot lack 100 votes of clear majority.
The Loco-Facos try to dous, the election of Mr..
Rockwell from the Berkshire District, bas give no
good grounds for it.
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y We are sgen indebted 10 Mssas. PosRRoY TO- LOT
Northern papers in advance Of the mall
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II GRARAA's MAGAZINE and GopEY's LApYs Book for
March received and for sale 10 quantities Agents,
Booksellers and others at the Office OF the TRIBUNE
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D The Boston Miscellany" has bean discon.
.inusd, and its subscribers will be supplied with
1sanam's Magazine in its stead. The Miscellany
was more worthy to hvs than many that have sur
viyed IL; but destination of these uaon,hlies
'aigss b oteca made with decided aarsnsags.
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ANOTHER QUADRUPLE NEW WORLD,
Prsted and handsome type and sold at the ng
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This is the cheapest work Issued from The Press in This
or any other country-and the whole labor has been per-
formed In less Than tweuyour hoursthus fully redeemng
promise the public This edition be sent BY
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WONDERS WITHOUT END.
~ The New World has been astonishing the city
and country the pagt week. by the rapidly and excellence
of its publications. FOUR NEW WORKS in as macy
days, two Of then Quadruple Nunben-and to cap
the elimaI TO-DAY will appear the interesting and
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Am entirely Original Number.
HORTICULTURAL TOUR IN ENGLAND-B3
A. B. Allen, Esq, Editor of the "Agreulturist'
1.-THE BROWN MUG, Tale-Ey seba Smith E%
HI..THE HISTORY, POLITICS, LITERa1URs'
AND MANNERS OF TIE GERMANS-Sy
P.J. ersnd, Esq.
y..THE OLD LAWYER-By Lincoln Ramble.
Y.POLITICAL HISTORY OF NETWORK eoa.
tiHuation of the able Review of Hassmond's WORK.
vI..LETTER FROM MR.. ALDRIcH-Paris, its Thea
tres and Churches. capital Letter.
VII. THE BIBLE IN sPAIN-a notice Of this splsndd
Work lust issued at this Office. Price Is cent
suadruple number.
VIII. ILLINOIS AND HER LEGISLATION, power
fu article, containing matters not publcIy knswn
Ix..LETTER FROM JAMES OWENS in New,YofH
TO Hnsh Hughes, Poolsueet, Ltverpoo.-:nl o.
humor.
x..NEw.YORk HISTORICAL sOCIETY-CcsgTeS
SIGNAL Reforn-Forssn Neurological FoeIy
" Flirtatisn," 4 letter from lady 70 The Edaor
rich Aiso-a variety Of all sorts, and 10 a'
suaatity.
TERMS single copies only ct cent?; g ayear. eop
ssah Of Tie New Wsrd. Iaekw Aagasne' asa ~
Supplement, are sivea 70 nail subse,ibsrs Tor
Office 50 Ann St
JUST PUBLISHED" Francis Of valos," Tale Of ~
Middle Ages, and Lights and Shadows OF Factory Las
by Factory Girl, l2i EACH Both capital works Al
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NArAL.-The y. s. corvette Decatur was at
Buenos Ayrcs ON the 2lst November. from Monte
yideo.
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u Democratic Whfg GenesSS ala on Tue.asy
evening February u, at The Br1sdS1G nNE ch.,nan
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" The Formation .. Character, Lecture by II. GREE
LEY, now beautifully printed aad for sale Ike Tn.
bune Office. Price ia cents. tgE
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E The Debate at the Tabernacle on PRorEc-
TIoN vs. FaEx Trade viii be concluded this
evening. We invite every candid and inquiring
lover of his Country to be present, believing tba;
these Debates have a tendency to promote the
cause of Truth. whichever that may be, and to dis
sipase unfounded and alternating prejudices. We
may say with confidence that tho strong arguments
of each perty viii be put forth tonight. Tickets
only l21 cenfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

PESNsYLvAN1A.-Mr. Penniman's amended
Districtiug bill, which passed the Senate by "a de.
cided majority, has passed the House by 81 to ~
1t gives the Wings q chance on full vote for to
10 of the "a Members. We would publish the
Districts but it is supposed Gov. Porter will Veto
the act of his own party, because it puts his OWE
County (Hun,ingdon) in Wing District aud does
not swindle the Wings outright. 1t will be re-
membered that he vetoed similar bill passed by a
large majority at the Extra Session, on similar
grounds. It's doubtful whether the Legislature
pass any bill that His Exceency sciu agree to.
The House is thinking Of bill to make new
County from Westmoreland and Allegheny-name
Carroll
Mr.. Sharswood of Philadelphia City has been
making an able Speech in favor Of abolishing the
Punishment Of Death. Mr.. Deberd replied. No
action as yat
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10 The packet ship North America still lies
ashore bat her goods, it is believed, will all be
removed in safety. There is not more than three
feet of water along-aide at low tide, and large
amount of her dry goods were brought up yester-
day by lighters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-18

JosErn r; ri Es,s Secretaries 1sf2
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FlRE.-A slip from the Office OF the Niagara
Courier informs us that FIRE broke out in the
store of Sheppard & Clarke at Lockport on the
evening of the 18th, which proved quite destrue.
tive. Messrs. Sheppard & Clark lost al their
goods, worth from 5000 to $12 900, Of which
$1,000 was insured. Tho building was owned in
this city by Trowbridge 6 Niehols, and wa. in
sured for $4,000. The Democrat printing Office
was burned, with loss of $1,000, and ne insur-
ance. L. Fellows leather store was burned !;
loss Sc,500-insured. C.. Leonard's shoe store !:
lsss S ,0O0-insured. G. Bscon's grocery; los.
$5o0-insured. The hardware store of Flayler &.
Hoag loss s2,0O0-insured Tho Cosrier Office
was not injured, though all the furniture. Sc. was
removed. How tho Ere originated is no. known.
MRLAacHoLY.-Letters have been received in
Boston, from the Sandwich Islands. overland, to
the Both of October. By the following extract it
will be seen that the acurvy has ragged fatally on
board the American whaling ship George, Of Nsw-
Bedford
" Last Monday news was brought from the other
side OF this island that ship was anchor there,
with nearly all hand, dead with scurvy! DR..
Wood Immediately went over with Capt. Cash,
and found the dreadful news true.
" The captain and six seamen had died-and not
one of the survivors was able to manage the helm.
They had tried 20 reach the hsrbor of Honolulu
but could go no farther than TO make The Island,
when some of the Missionaries went on board and
anchored the ship. This mate has since died. A
crew of sailors was sent over to man the ship, and
abe has just hoTs ia sight 70 lssward, and viii be
b so-Eenew,H
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! world.
These remarks have some value az counteractipg
the tendency commercial feeling in this country,
to the excessive socialism of the people. II is bu.
gloomy picture that we offer 10 other nations
and most intelligent and observing foreigner says
that in other country has he ever seen little
| true Independence of opinion and freedom Of dis
cussion as in America. The ruling power here
must not be made light of; it becomes Indignant
at sarcastic joke, if there be in it any ground of
truth. Yoa must always exalt it; from high and
| low it demands encomium. Many among u. feel
the force of this, and accordingly, when foreigners
come among US, they pour secrets concerning it
into their which they would not speak to their
fellow citizens.
Is not this tragic SO far as it is true7 That a
| country which offers homo to the nations should
itself be nation Of dwarfs that among so many
democrats there should be never man. that
where liberty rules there should be such despca-
BILE, skipping expedieacy, such Ease, ducking
service to the public opinion. Foreigners think
that the only remedy for all this must be found in
the influence OF a class of gentlemen, class not
yet formed. To many the terri expresses merely
the outsae Of men; sraes in manner or address.
But il reaches farther down thaa this; it makes
honor only another name for sanc,,y and its high.
est glory 10 u osI 10 Ooo. Our PsoPe must learn
the beauty and honor of persistency. They must
be revived from the margin of those holy wells
from which our fathers drew life and enthusiasm,
the fountain of the moral sentiments.
we have sought to give above merely sketch
which might indicate the vein of thought which
marked thi. Lecture, which was received with
deep admiration by the audience. The next in the
course will be read on Monday evening. It's sub.
jest ID the Recent Spiritual movements in New
England.
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|
home of richer eloquence than Faneuil Hall or
the Capitol ever knew. Hero is all that the ora
TOT can ask-a convertible audience, willing to lis
ten to reason and love. There is no topic which
may not here be treated. Every thing is here ad-
missible-Philosophy, Poetry, Wit, Satire, Ven
triloquism almost; all personal and local topics
may be permitted, and embedded in single speech.
Every note may here be heard, from the explosion
of cannon to the tinkle of guitar. The field is
unlimited, and it will soon draw the best powers
of the country into it.
It makes the chairs of Professors dali and life
less there are no arrows there, axes, no loving,
no enchantmen,. All is laid out according to a
system; but here it is not SC. All is boundess
and without limitation. The American orator
may here lay himself cut wholly, free, unshackled,
large, enormous. / know not why this may not
have all the capabilities of music; and each
nation has its favorite instrument the SPaniard
has his guitar, the Sect his pbroch, the Italian
his viol, and the men Of the East their cynbals
and gong, so shall the reasoning, fact-loving,
moral American find his in this new field open to
discussion and debate. The country vii! so give
hospitality and hearing to men of thought, and
here shall the man of new ideas, the lover OF
beauty, find ready ear into which he may posr
the secrets his Muse has whispered in his walks.
Blu, if from hence is to spring the helebore that
shall cure insanity, it is net yet feature OF
the times. The sso obvious tendency of the popu-
lar mind is to rely upon means which the under.
standing has framed for the guidance of man, not
upon the simplest effort of man himself. There is
a reliance upon the cannon and not upon the heart
of the soldier, upon the la~, not the recttude Of
the citizen, upon expedieuts, not principles. In
the French Revolution it was believed that il
Kingship were destroyed there would be no more
Poverty But Poverty and Want s,illstood a, strong
and terrible as before. So we putting faith in
Democracy, in Universal Suffrage, in the Will of q
Majority At one time we look to the discovery Of the
Credit System as the fountain of Hope. The value
of our farms RISES and every thing rises with it.
But soon adversely buries all benesth the ruin.
Cracks begin to be felt in the walls within which
we have dwelt SO pleasantly, and sooa the whole
falls headlong to the Earth. Then others, Just AZ
wisel5, vepla dassSy Ii sad ssss q bVEiaa and
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TO .vr1s,. rse GREAT PRAIRIE WrLpxRxBas-rHE ANA.
TsRpIToay: By T. J. FARNRAM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12
iPfice adv. 81 50.

SllHE subscriber proposes publishing in tho
- .town Of Wilmington. q weekly paper IN.
der the above little, 10 be devoted ta Foreign
and Domestic Intelliccn Agriculture, and
Domestic Politics. THE puslirstion al this,
has been undertaken. achieving. that |, will
not be unnecessary IN our community al this
particular .ctisis. am .swafe that attempts
have been made 10 establish . pus,hca ZION Of
this kind in our Town, and have been as Oh
len defeated; but notwithstanding, ! am IN.
der the impression thss by perseverance, and
the support hope1 receive from friends, 10
succeed in snrmoun,ing every obstacle. My
inject willbc 10 support the principles oil Dee
mocracy, 10 discuss the questions OF the dag
with fairness and candor, and never beiray my
readers into error By ncorFectiniormstiou on
that subject which has been aud - now often
misrepre senied. Pains will be taken 10 obtain
Tho earliest information Of Importance in re-
card 10 Foreign and Domesi mat or, and by
iadiciaus selections, to enrich its columns with
such useful instructions as will be highly IN
teresting TO The farmer andthe public general
TERMS. The Messengerwill be published
weekly al So 80 per annum IL paid in advance
$500 il paid al The end Of sik months, aud
az 50 if paid al the end Of the year.
WILLIAM ]. PRICE.
Editors who feel disposed TO exchange will
ME asegiye the above one or Two insertions and
forward Us an exchange Immediately.
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