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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Az OLD AaFcpoTE REToLp IN CoScRrs-Thurs-
Gay, IN the House OF Representatives, pending the ques
iion Of some appropriations for one ofthe Territories M.
Aeyhcs1s made eOne remarks relative 10 the stric, con.
s,fsictlon doctiHe. lie said 1.-The course Of his friend
from Georgia. Mr.. Black, } who made such an ou,cry
against every thug that came up as a violation Of the
Constitution, reminded him ola fact that had once occur
red IN relation 10 . member OF this House. aud as he did
mt know that It would be out Of order. he would men.
ti"H the names. There was once a Mr.. John Robertson
fFrga virginia, who was a member Of this House; when
thai Individual WAS sick in the same house with Mr..
Piekens. and was about to die. as he thought, he raised
up IN ms bed IN the night time and observed 10 Mr.. Pick
ems nni 70 let him be buried here, because TO bury mem.
bsrs Of Congress at the public expense was a violation
u The Constitution. Laughter. Yes, when he was a
boat TO take his exit, and under the solemnities of ap
preaching death, he considered it his duty to tell hi,
friend from South Carolina. (who he supposed enter
taIhrd the same opinlon) that 1t would be a violation Of
the constitution TO bury him at the public expense
We'll, he supposed his friend from the South part o
Georgia, (Mr. Black)-iron, he forgot the name Of III.
swamp, laughter and cries of "Okefenokee. -" -hel,
tie same notions with reference to the strict construction
OF the constitution"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

VIRGINIA, to wit;-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
' the Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChanccrY, for
the County OF Halifax, in the month of January, 1873:
Elisha Barhsdale, Jr., Plaintiff,
against.
John Flendree and Thomas S. Flournoy, Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant, John IIendrcc, not having entered his ap
pearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
Is not an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that the said defendant, John ilendree, do appear here on the
first day OF April Term next and answer the bill st the plain
tii; that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
I~.vnchburg Nir-iniln tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse of this county.
a Copy-feste,
WM, s. HOLT, DC.
January Is VIZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Iaros7lxr-Jhey lately undertook to deal with a
yis,er in the church out in Iowa for the sin Of dancing
Nherenpon her father appeared before the deacons and
pr,,ruunced the following questions: Is it any sin to
bear mnsici OF is it any sin to jump up2 Ceruaiiiy not,
tic deacon replied. Wherein consists the sin 10 dan
einsl the father asked. To which the deacon replied
IL consists in jumping up to the time Of music. AT this
Sage Of the proceedings, the. Young lady begged leave
', i~ptn,duce The testimonI fnnsicians and com pan
bdEs, VIM testified ,ait1 Hn and could
a''y TaSl vas as III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Cato, what d. you suppose is the reason that the sun
goes toethe south in winter.
We'll, don't know massa, unless he m stand de
clenency oh de norf, and so am obliged to ~ to dc souf.
where no 'sperience a warmer l%ongemtude.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

"NVhat is re-bus7" inn)cenlly asked a lovely Miss of
a black-eyed lad. In printing a smart kiss on her
breathing lips he replied, '.lf, you will now return the
compliment that will be a re.bus.p She was satisfied
with the information.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
yEEsGFNEA

VIRGINIA:
4 L rules held in se Clerks Office Of the Circuit Snpe-
"A rior Court of Law and Chanccry, holden in and Tor tho
county of Campbell, on the 2ud hay OF January, lSl3:
John Johnsand " illiam Furbash, executors of Richmond
Statham, decd, plaintiffs,
against
Thomas J.. Portwood, Mary Portwood, Giles II. Port
wood and George b. Portwood, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, Thomas /" Poftyood, not having c2terei
his appearance and given security, according to the Act Oh
Assembly and the rules OF this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this COM
monw ealth: it is ordered, that the said defendant apP,at-
here on the first day of the next April term of said cour., anS
answer The bll Of the plaintiffs, and that a COR u this o.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the
town of L~ynchburg, for two months sue" ,siyely. and posted
atthe front door Of the c%ourLhen'e oi this county, on some
court day. A C~opy,-Testa
10. D. ALEXANDER. TX,
Jan % -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
VlEsSsENIs

VIRGINIA
4 r rules held in the Clerk Office Of the Circuit superior
"A Court of Law and Chancery, holden in aud tor the
county of Campbell, ON the 2nd day OF january, 1873;
Mary Cells Perkins, who sues by her brother and next
friend. Richard Perkins, Jr, plaintiffs,
against
Constantine Perkins and John NJ. Perkins, Defendants.
IN CHtNCERN.
The defendant. Constantine Perkins, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, aud 1t appearing ny
satisfactory evidence that he is not an lnn'bltdnf oi TINS
commonwealth IT isnrlcrcd, that the said defendant do ap-
pear here on the first day OF the neNt April term ut tins court,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and thai a copy OF TINS
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
town o iI.ynrhburg, lr TWO months >ucre,siveiy, and posted
at the trout door ol the court house of this county, on some
court day. y Copy ,-iesie,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, ClNS.
Ian % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

7 NpEAON OF TIE 9.UNt.s
fircr Complaints, .%lstiHla, Bronchitis, Pains or .,t
otths breast, ChroHte Coughs, d.6iculfy of b,.esit''
splitting Of blood, aud all affection If tn. PtI,aona ,,'1S,
gatS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

A T Court holden for the county Of Patrick, atthe Court
a house thereof, on the 10th day Of December, ls42
John u. CheJthanl, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William NJ. liarriss and Norbourn VI Tahalcrro,
Defendants.
IS CHAScERY.
The defendant, William Mllarriss, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act OF Assem-
bly, and he Rules Of tn. Court, and it appearing by satiSf
artorv evidence that he is not an inlabltant OF this Common
wealth, on motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel il is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here on the first dayul February
Court ncNt, and answer the plaintiff bill, and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith published in the l%ynehburg Nireinian,
for two months, and posted atthe front door OF the Court
h.usc of tms county. ON some court day.
- A ~topy-Teste,
J y. Z~ENTMEYER, DC.
Jan. 2 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

The Legislature Of Arkansas recently gave 10 one Of
nf its members leave Of absence to 60 homo aud kill hi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

NICE QrnsrioSs TOR L,wrERs.-Nr. Abner Hood
81 Lynn, (Aiass } adveriises in the Lynn Freeman, that
Jpsrfa johnson, j.. of Nahaht. contracted 10 convey him
L. Iynn and back TO hahant. for twenty five ceuts, but
having dnvea against a pos,. breadlng the shafts. and
Compelling him 10 incur she expense ot supper and lndg
ing at the Lynn Holel. he notifies johnson thai he shall
continue {, bard al the said Hotel at his esrenseunul he
provides him q conveyance to Nahani, apreeably 10 ms
contract. Tbs IL a nice question for law yers, for II
Hood remains at the hotel III lie fats up and weighs
thirty or forty pounds moro than when first taken On
oo,fd the wagon, II will be a qnestiea whether johnson
10 bound by his Contract to carry such a load.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Mss1ERisM-We attended one u the lectures Of the
Rev. Mr.. Dcds. on this su5inci. for the frsl time, on
Thursday evening. at the Marlboro Chapel. and were
urra,ly interested. ifn5t convinced. by his exposition Of
the science Of Animal Magnetism. NJ. Dods Is not a
hawery speaker. or one who aims Al enchanting his su=
diesees by the beauty el his imagery. or the eapIousness
and variety OF hts vocabulary lii short he Is not a poeti
cal speaker, aud we like him the better fr it-but enc
who appears impressed with a firm belief in the truth OF
what he is uiierinc, aud seeks with circamloeuiiun tn
convey clearly, aud in as few words a. possihle, the eN-
tent and nature Of that belief He's logical vet simple
Ia his language, and appeals directly TO tue intelligence
Of his auditors without any attempt al charming
their senses. lie based his dpctrtue OF belief On tic
known Law 81 nature which seeks an equilibrium in all
,tinvs-asscrted that the same laN held good IN regafd
TO the human body as will as other circumstances-lhat
tho nerves which governed the human machine. and
were acted upon by the organs of the brain. were filled
mi with blood. but with the nerve vital fluid, or elec-
tricity. which we imblhed fram the atmosphere with az
cry breath We inhaled. This electricity or vital faid.
he cantendcd could be impaired from a person who pcs
s,ssed an abundance to one who possessed a lessor quail
,ity, even the same IS accomplished where two clo uds
meet with like relative hearings towards each niher-the
closd pnsscssing the lesser quaniityui electricity. or none
II all. will become the receiver. while the cloud whica
is highly charged will shoat lis llahinings into this re-
ceiver, phiil equilibrium Is restored and nature at rest.
when these two clouds Will pass aud rcpass each other
without disturbance on either side. This principle, the
lecturer contends, is the great principle of nature through
out all her notifications, and accounts for animal maene
iisn, or 10 use an expression which he prefers. spiritual
ism. The lecturers reasoning. # not entirely conyln.
eng. negxialy bears a stn1ng colorinr of probability. and
when hacked by his experiments which were highly sur
e%essful, creates a strong desire to know more Of tho mat
ter. We are free 10 confess that such are our impress
rions, sSd We are very far from believing lte Rev. gen.
tieH an 10 he 4 %'humhue - or any hing If ihe kind he
IL evidently a lover of truth and Of his species, and il dc
sirous OF dsl cool, We believe, by the propagation of 4
belief IN Tls science hhathpr hp is mistaken ar not
Is a question we are not at present a1lc to decide 10 our
own satisfaction. boston Bss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

ANIMAL MaeSErisa-We learn from the Boston
Daily Mail tia, a young woman was thrown into the
Mesmeric state at The City Hall. al Lowell. Mass. on
Thursday eveaing last, by DR.. w. ?. Shattock and sub
United 10 the operation OF extracting 4 tumor on the
shoulder withou, manlfesling the slightest pain. An in,
sision round the tnmor was made To the depth of nearly
two inches, and the operation was one which, under or
binary circumstances, would have caused acute pam,
f,inting, &c. On being brought back tothe natural state
the lad was entirely Tree from pain. AMI was not aware
that any operation bad been performed. The exDeri
meat was performed under The personal examination oi
Drs. Hol5rook, Pilsbury aud Horn. Of Lowell. and in
presence of largo and respectable audience. \ full aud
s'iestihc report Of the case viii soon BIZ published.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

ih'itih: At rules lid in the Clerks Once of the
Decemb" 1912. ' :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

Mere .7aimai .hagnrfian.-Ths GIou.
resisr Mass. Telegraph says as fpllows:
"Fhe Indians are sad IN tame v I'D All
mails by hrealli. 9 .nsrIls into their nos.
rils. The Buffalo ralf. hidin the prairie
grass, too weak 10 fosnw lie herd, When
the huntsr hrs brpatted furiousiy in.o
his nesirils, will follow him into ennp
like pappy. The oihcr das we had a
young Durham calf hid or left BIZ il.
mother in distant pasture. When fond
il was Wild. ard relrealed; we caught 4,
and brealhed into rs nnslrils-afier he
second attempt. &c iolSowed Us To The BAN
like dog"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29
LATE FROM ErRnpE.

| The Steamer C"iunhis, arrived aIB,.
thn, brings l.lretPo"l date. IN the Eth.
and l.andnU io the 81 inst. We stlerI
the iullowing:
The u $ Ship nf The line Columtu',
aud the Fnga'c Congress. arrived al Tou-
lon on The 18Th. The.whole OI the Amer.
ican squadron. consisting Of five sail.
were shortly tn rsnd. ~ ous in that harbor.
The second reading ri the Csnada
Wheat snd Fnur Bill wa. asrris! by
IN j'"ily oil 100, The vaes berg for /,
2e9, against leg.
The iav after The sal'ng of the last
steamer. Lord S,aulrv ~ reduced ccttsn
resolutions mo The Il..u.e oil Commons
ba-ed on The lang t.lked.of measure i"r
the iu,,,alnrit"a ii csnadiin Hour aud
wheat a. q IiSc,i anY 81 l.. per quarter
No question has BEEN brought brlurc Par
iaTeut lnrt ears, which has 50 complete
Is Il snfgani,.d. br"ker--in fact. upr0oi-
ed party man9ustiEg. a, this Canadian
Corn Bill.
] he strongest reason fall was assign
ed by Sir Rohrrt Peel himself ,rz: that
u WIS azure upoa wtlch the t'anadl-
ans had stt thrir kean.. aud. a. Canada
was The week s. part ii our colonial tin
p'rc, II Is dermtd Necessary tp cohclllalo
them.
lRELAND.-A!l ryes appear 10 be
tn npH II. IruI Il IL ta
intense snx,e,y the result If the mo'e-
mrnt- hn@ going on there. Tie decided
stand taken by the PEE Administration
IN the subject oi rep al does not seen'io
have caused any ah-s iupni in the en'lnsI'
asD al tie Rrptalers, aud We have sc-
counts al their meetings. large aud small.
IN I'll pa Is al iceland. II is evident, how
ever. that O'Connrl.--'he master spirit 81
the canse--'s morius With rather more
""u''"n and cmt un,spert on! lie does not
deem II expedltn' la. pGsh matters TO eS-
nemes. as he Knows fall vail Mat The
lnsh people are very impUlsi.e, aud ara
not ye, Wep 'red TO push an ae,aat rV"-
intln with any hupe.oi success.
All The Irish fuiis, raslles. aud battle
meht' hare been inspected by govern,
ment engineer, and ordered tn be repaired
and placed in a $ ale of perfect u"l'y'
Indeed. TIC .ppp.rsliops Of gnvcfn"e".,
are surh as would indicate that a tci'h
war is not isr distant.
Some Roman Catholic Bishops are a.
.,o"t ~ pref are prayer for the ssle'y I"
Daniel O'CunD, II.
The roops s,ationed in Ireland ~"
imoSDt, in June, to ahuu, 25 900 meu'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

lake S,Terisr feTTtr Mina.-Mr.
J ID. Ansley, Of Iowa comfy. whcO,.
sin, publishes in he MiaeraI PeiA. Ere,
Press that he has received from lie Il.
niIed States Goycrnnenl permit ID y.
cate fwenty-seven srrliens Of enpper
lsn'ls IN the rorper regiuh bordering On
Lake Superior VIZ. Ansley sigaiie,
his intention 10 proceed within ! few
weeks 20 Lake Superior Cor The purpo.e
Of working The mines, AND he aiEers 10
adveniurers and miners Who zTr disposed
10 accompany him. grants of lsad in his
mining district ON liberal lrrms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

FaLsE PRoPHETs.- Out 81 lis. o! if.
Iy.f"uf suIhors WHO have gisn ihSr
opinion Of The e"mmsnct meni aud The end
"ilhc prophetic uunibeIs. .260 days, &c.
the calculations 81 ,hisiy.iwo have slrei-
dy proved false. THESE aud others have
had ID, ir alheIenis: some az them mul.
'i'nde. all of whom prob .bly beliered their
hader', aud proved as rleAr Is day lish,
their srpsrs.e ihrorRs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

Easwrli. tens le4i
Ma GaLEx-Dia.rins il pal rs sish
yoa. - ! Dc. haze ~ r.sin. spsa yasE
genssesby. or spoa yaar pare. - pIh-
ilsh ahs as~ Nnmhsss I propose q "a
1ress = ny fslls~ Demarrsts 0f North
csrul,na. Bot a . doe 70 y"s % saw.
thar / hare .luays fsani - yaa . eeasI.
ma .ly AM msgasnimoas ePPon.nL snd
- Ehas magnsnlmsty nos . ,,ress feF lis
Pshl.esliea % my pieces.
Yos msy ash me-- shv net nabiish
Ihsm IN yasr s.n Poisssssl psp-rsl' Ms
aasseri.--. We have nons q my kneAl |.
rdgr. IN The Sac. live have. lelis llaisI
me Va B.lea fsg. and us shall lLea
kRos The isrl."
Should yoa deem his request TOO sres.
dfail upon yanT gsnsI0sliy. r.sAllsh M
Numbes any haw. am .yrRr dfalI on-my
purse shall Ne duly honored.
A RErrBLIcAS DESocRaf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

rsi = d.. CO y. sd hsd sssflairs,
Fiers ailh lin uPaa M sLl jsrl. 49,
all - : hlrh was Il i h. Is.0la u = n.
cone ClIis'isn AID .as IN Asss -,
-bsplixra en- Fnfss lss. Hu l.w,.l
ebelss beng iaiaia Cd q me slrp sL.tt.
Gas ahesl 10 lsks. susd slt ariaefI-.
bras corpus. sgalnsi Dr. fusfer 40 N,
Beksm. lie agrHi u SorisIy i Ne
York ior he an el,aFslisa - llls ss.d,,i.. J,
ofthe less. A. Z fashsd Fl.r tapli. ; J Al.
Ilsee. Dr.. Coy lsr sslfssaed lson -.
luTmirg the rrsem0ny. and De 4 ~,
rsne Up Tor 81 vc.esiipn belnrs III -.
:, an Sa,ni1ay mnrrisg. Mr. Boxer
Do. cesfsr. and yesag sDssid Iia.,lf
~sIs saaminsd. uien u sas e.ss.ly ,,n.
lfe. ahalke mas acting - bis nwn ssre,d
sni frts all. and sas NJ sns'ef IL -.
Hainl u cay ore. The yseges ri.sLa,.
ssJ lie arm. and lsii ,he y,.bag nan. ! A
is upwards q 20 years Of sgs, % IolIvs
hi uun course.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

sisil . pslsaa O. Eslias eEesf ~ ioIs1its
a drlinam IsfmEns, r. pEessaiha the
usssl frRe1sss ~llhoag "a. nkfn AIR.
ssssrsl HaEts ~ snrreeds Z 10 gtsl,ng ban
fram . sssipE state ~ msdnrss. 70 cart
slunbsE. TIE tEsei i alial INC his sx-
rilemrnl as almost inslanlsnraus. lie
sIetf vel III ligl,i snd nraIly III ne nsxs
asg, and has bed 40 Frsurn u lis fsliEipm
usmsns.
Nc ned cine had bern Ei,th Lin laF
eight huuss prs yieSs = - being snssns.
4 xrd. alIhcugh rTssi0Usl5 he had isAen
large gasnliliss u oTism.
Portland .7rgus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

The BonaParies.--lhe Prince De
Monllori. son Of Jerome Napoleon. is
about In marry Isabella, the young Queen
Of Spain. The Prince is a nephew If
the Emperor Of Russia, and cousin Of
Queen Victoria,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

.Eial Ioyagr 10 The oil World MIR.
John WISE. lie EreRsai, gives retire
through The I.'ncasIrI inlelhg' n~er. IN ~
article OVER hrs own sigas'ufr. Ihs h the
sumner aI IsI4 he ,h,ll make an erial
voyage serUss ias AIl,nIie sctai. lie
Gays
"lIstirg from long experience in
rIoslsiirs bsen convinced that = regular
ruHsni nj ar is bloNins al III tims.. from
W. To e.. Nth = velocity nf from 90 Ia
30 miles per hour. ascending 10 Us height
fr"m tie earth: aud having discovered .
rompO,itnn h,sh wall render silk or mus
In Impelvious Ia hydrogen eas. 50 thai .
balloon may be krPt shusi Tor many
weeks, | feel confident with these aissn.
lagts. that irip acrnss the AIIsn'ic vii
not he Attended with rs nuch real danger
as By The common mode al Iiansisien."
Ills balloon j. 90 be 100 let IN diamG-
ter, Ell, ing nen asceEdrag p"wrr Of tasn-
iy.fve thousand pounds. A sea worthy
boa 10 tn be usrd fm the car. which is 10
be depended on. 10 case nf n,ed--lhe crew
IL which is o. eonsIsI of an etobsa,. a
nayis alor. and scientific IandsmtH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29
PRE- TRAnE-DIRECT TAxA.
TION.

At recent political meeting held in
New Orleans, one u The I.ocoioco spea-
kers, Mr.. John I.arue. in the soWse II
his remarks, said" issf opposed 10 me
collection Of all duties at ths cWncm-
AOas.. md in faror q pIREcTTAxATIcS
for 10 ibis pe must come al Rsir'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

Gilt sartS fem drcrning w q de-.
The AeW irFl Tans Snh slsirs that
deg bsI"rsing 10 Mr.. JnLn airt Tomb. gro
rsT. eolnsr if cliniun and Rlsngion
stests. ,a,e ed little boy lion browning
- lie lool oi Houston siretion Saturday.
Mr.. Mecemh had taken bis dog I. The
n,sr Tor lie PLTrO.s Il allowing him n
b.Ihe ulsn The Fssaslens dog ShssTsfd
the child. Win hid gsi "El Of he depth,
.Irssgi.ss nielsniy 10 the wslsr. The
dog immediately sasm 10 the eh'ld's as
slsrsnre. ard though mi large and sirnng
enough 10 bring hIm ash.rs. kept he Lille
f.lloN's lead shote uaIsT Inul Me. Me-
camb. Sha had lrapsd inia The river on
"bssrving what ~as going IN. Trsrhsd The
spri The child Wss much exhausted
when blaught 10 shors. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

Tie f'll wing striking fact iu favor oil
the temperance cause, 10 stated in The
Boston Journal:
OuI readers will rerullrrt that shori
time since, ("nly about thee ,ear.1 here
were more SIa,e r'Ison ronvicts than
there were rails. aud that the pr, isci WI.
eniertined hy tie legislature al 'rrrung
another building i"r tie suitable accom-.
urudalion Of | criminals. Al tran time.
Rev. Jared Gurus. the worthy chaplain
II the pris"n. SAID that il measures ropIl
be ad"pIed 10 urge forward The temper
arce reform. no aid iioa,l building w"uld
Re" qnIfe'. but thar on the contrary. there
would soon BE- ce.ls Ito .e'."
And his prdrllon has been fulfilled.
The temperance cause has gone loraad.
Az Oh" manufsc'ure Of. aud traffic in
sp'n's, has grta'lv Observation-Disclosures
al Inehrlaies Lave been refnrmed-ap,l
upwards Of forty c,iis are now wi.h3u,
tcs9GtS!!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

.4ia5ama C!0ss.--The e:liior Of the
Montgomery Advertiser states that he
lately drank coffee raised in the green
house Of Mr.. Duncan of Autaage county.
and that it wa. superior in favor to the
for ign article.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

Ca"sH a Ta9m.-The Philai, lphia
Ledger says: Th~re was funny scene a
dav or two ago. al rte nI thnsc mock fl,c.
zion establishments hich are St fired IN
exist IN New York city. A clrry, ma
from llllnais, g,ga tic IN stDIute aud oi
powerful muscle, vas " t'une" in,he usu
al silie with Int If jcwelry, his hill
amounting to 800 Instead ui abnuu So.
AZ he expected lie was invited into the
bark ronm TO settle. where eight or ten
DULLES were in Attendance for the purpose
NJ rowing him tlown. -'i'lfry only raised
his reverence's dan,!er. and he gave them
"a neat n"eg NJ II round as hrar, could
wI,h. tie Then p"csertt some If the
purchased bUoUicrie. and marrhpd nu,.
telling III" s"'ndli"p ra.rals 10 get their
money the bcs, way they could.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

NOVEL CAsE.-Ea'eas Corpvs An
eztramtinary case came belpre Jvdpe
Jones OF PhiladrIphi, IN s tmd ~, Which
IL thus gwen IN tie Chronicle:
About six months ago. a young man Of
Jewish parents, whose name is ilermnn
j. DAVID. att"e in this county from
Germany. lie has three unc!es in tbs
Guy, Two Of them. WIN. X. DAVID aud
Henry David, ate members Of the jewish
persuasion, aud the tiliri 10 a conrest To
the Christian faith, and a member and
officer oflhe Second Presty teran Church,
OF which DIR. Cu,ler is Psst,r. Tie
young man on his arrival in the CITY, went
10 reside with one of his Jewish uncles,
but becoming dissatisfied. lie leI,, anil
went 10 live viii his Chri.tan rel tue
--lr very shart time, he expressed a
wish 70 renonnce tie S"'aism md Jun
u! The, C.rstt,n religion. lie was 4nlralu-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

1JoHS Bacon AsroR We learn IRON
,hsNewYmk True SIN, ihsI three build
ings ia that city. owned ty this op"lrn,
gentleman. may he v.lusd al 81 200. 900
They ave, The kstm House. vslurd al
800, 900: The Cdy llo,el b, s2o0, 900.
aud The Park Theatre al $4,000 Il,
is supposed 'hrt these fdi6crs aud lots
would not now srll fcr these sans; hut
they have. IN prosperous tue. yielded,
in rents. Suns which rai,l fair interest
IN The amount. ''rhsa yearly income IL
Mr.. A.tnr 10 estimated al 81 .poO. 900,
aud the aggregate sn"un' o, h.. proFsrry
Of every jescriI ton. a, SIS 0O0,O00.