davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

NORTH cARoLiNA MANUFACTURES,
No one can have overlooked The eom-
pleae rerulsnon in ihe trsde 10 Coilan
Yarns siTeesed within sfsw years By he
estsbl shmshi of FseloSiss IN osr ewa
Stale. Up 10 ne year 1895. immense
qasaNisies sf that sriirls ola very inferior
qualify. ~ere bfesshl 10 lhis State IRON
abe North 10 that year. ths 6fsi sue>
eessful experiment Mas made in establish
lng Fsriory IN this place. and inmsda-
ssely. so superior ~ss lie fabric. the inpor-
istioA rrssed. Then followed other es>
lablishmenis. .anul. iaslssd Of large
purchaser. our Stale was MOI only fuppli.
ed Al home, but very large quantity has
been snnuslly expasied.
The neatsep was 10 manufacture sheet
inss and shlTiings. nsnsburgs and baRging;
and here sgain, skill. united with q lsuds-
be dissemination 10 msks The fabric moi
seem 10 Be. but % be in reality. good. hes
acquired . reputation ior Narlh Csroliaa
goods. SECOND 10 none in the whole eoun.
ny. II 10 lillls singular. however. thai
this reputation 10 90 yea greatest In The
Norihern eil'es and Western states. where
people make more careful examination
ss 10 The eapse,ty for service. than is usu.
ally made in The South; and that compsra.
lively small portion Of these fabrics 10
sold al home. ~hils, they are in great de.
msnd abroad. A day seldom passes 9Th.
on. bringing TO some of the Factories 10
this town applications Tor eonsignmenis
10 sone Of the frs, Commission Houses
in New York. Philadelphia and Bal,i-
more. And IL 10 fact. that on one day
oi last week, no less than fee such sppl,.
cations were received b. The President oi
one cone. IN. from Philadelphia and Baiii-
more. These represent ihe sheeiings
manufactured here as being i" much in
quired for" and The writers as being will
ing either 60 purchase or receive on sale.
Unfortunately. The prices Of ell goods have
been 50 low Tor several years. that Little
or no prof, has accrued 10 the proprie,ors;
but they have established reputation
which will be OF good service wheneser
business revives, as we believe il 10 nov
gradually doing. rs te# SIS F..ats
In this town and vicinity there are sis
Factories. viz: t -
The Rockfsh, which cos, sbou. slz7 ,0gt
~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

Hoffhy Of Nofe.--The editor Of the
Washington Pa. Reporter remak.. iha,
al militia parade a, Canon.burgh. IN that
vicinity. recently. there was not single
drunken man; nor was drop Of spir,iu-
Gus liquor sold al the hotels. or course
the parade was orderly and wi,hou, acct
dent. This is no,sble improvement.
upon the riotous and drunkeu orgies which
we're witnessed al such gatherings some
years ago, befure temperance had done It's
good work. PHI. North american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

The Sand,cich hIaads.--We learn
from The Army and Navy Chronicle. ,ha,
aivices have been received from tho
Sandwich f>i,nds as late az the 9Th oil
March. On the 25lh Of February. 10 con
sequence OF demands made BY the British
odicers which the King could not OF
would not comply with, the islands wers
rnadlilonslly ceded to Queen Vicloris.
Possession was taken Of them The came
day b i'rd George Psule,. CON mand,ng
II. u. NJ. ship Csaysfor, and The British
dag holsled under sslules from the fort
and ships. aez .@-...s .-...f.-. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

Cotton Domesfics.-It is estimatede
says,he New York Journal of Commerc,
Of Monday. that within ninety days, not
less than forty thousand packages of DO.
nestle cotton manufactures have been ex-
ported from this country 10 almost all
parts Of The world. The value is perhaps
fifty dollars package, or two millions Of
dollars in the aggregate. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

{ De nosl rrusl bua k,IhsrssR maaRff. e.
pssisay akea i1isxlss,sa. shirA gts
lrsqsssdy ne cas-. o. Ne rssa.ng
.hass slsssd - ssms hoas asdfI ne -
Esrnrs "a fpiriiuous liqIofs. sd sem-
menred ahIsing his wiis. ss nsssl. ne
akss. her g Ils I'D. n .hieh slinsiion
Ne wss bs.Gne and shssking bar IN nosi
inlnmas Ensnaef. she sppssisd % hsf
dsDghisr, ] w0nsn shout 20 years Of sgs.
shs via % q Dc. Hsbbafd. % sssisi her
10 ssesplsf. spna Which shs picked ~
an ans. snd indeed several sessFs blsws
spon her Galhef's bead. whish lerminaard
Ia ssisenes slmoss ia@sdislsly. Al
inqsssl wss held ever he body Of ths
deceased On The same ssrning. -hfn 4
uss Iognd that his head VS. literally
chopped 70 pisosf Mn Hsbbald uas ar
rsslsd. On ihs moaning sllef he murder.
not hs,isf aiismpisd 70 escape. sad altar
an srsm.asusn before Jsslies Davis. she
wxs eommiued Tor uisl a The sent De-
lobsr letm Of ths Rash cireuis Ce0rt.
.His On M rind thai boes nobody
anu goed."-Ths 10 dopb, 10 The oPin.
,se al The slippers shd crew Of bfses
&c Yankee sehoonrrs which lsays NE
savannah Rspubl,eanl came into that poi.
on ihs 30lh nlnno. They had defrni-
ned 20 profit By The in winds which d
sundry times had caused vessels on the
euas. 20 paIl Their cables. and accordingly
lIIsy had been eight monlhs dragging isr
anchors. They entered The halbor Of
Ss,snpsh bes,ily laden with these sPoils
Of lhe ocean. On 0craeoek. Wilming-
lon. Charleston. and r, bee bars. Ihsy
succeeded 10 dragging Up nineiy.sishs
anchors, some Of them 81 The lsrgesl size.
They were successful IN dragging up,
some time sincr. ., Sandy Hook, an an
chor weighing 1000 lbs; il Was Supposed
20 belong 10 some IIigsie. These sorILy
tars we're about 10 return 10 Yarmouth,
Cape Cod. whence ihry. hailed.
Il
Hot Springs Of .7rkaR,as.-The Hot
Springs Of Arksn.a. are about sixty i've
niles southwest from Little Rock. and
bufsl from The side of : mountain which is
several hundred feet high. 10 The number
Of over sixty. They are Of unequal ZEN.
pers,ure, ranging fiom brlow 100 to Ia
degrees OF Fshrrnheii. The water in The
largest spring is hot enough for culinary
purposes. and scslds hogs ihrown into il
Sufficiently for cleaning. Near the toy
Of The hill two springs burst forth within
yard Of each other. one Of which 10 hol
and The olher cold: the latter being the on
ly celd spring on the western side Of The
hill. while on the eastern side there il
bot . single spring. and that cold chaly-
beate. Quite village has sprusg up al
The Hsi Springs, lighthouses have been
built. and The place has become quite a
resort for invslics. A short distance be.
low The bath hnuses the stream from the
springs form beaunIul pool, the water
being Of eryst,l purify. and jus, the Ugh
temperature for . delightful bath.
4 g~a--~s~~---~-
! ] Oh ladies' Occupation Gone.--The
Baltimore American says: "Thsinyentiy,
genius Of our countrymen never rests. bu
is necessarily employed in the develop.
mcnt Of some new application Of princi
Piles by which labor and time may be sa
we'd aud money made. We find in thu
i New York Trihnna snmn nniice nf a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

City ,nteIliu.pc.

To BEDFORD, WHITE PLANS. No H. 49,,
ling public are referred to the adv.r,;sou. e
Messrs Deforest and Lewis, IN another column
These gentlemen have now completed their exo.,
lent line of stages through WeStchester county and
deserve the support of the public, whose business
may call them on the above route
MARRIAGE OF ANN MURpHY-On Saint Patrick's
Day, the l7h, this girl whose name has been so IA
miar to the public tor months past was married to
MUsrAPHis ALI, a native OF Athens Greece The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Philip Mer.
kle OF the German Univer5alist Church, at his
house No 223 Broome street The husband came
TO thii country about year since and was 500 af
ter transferred to the Tombs allegation made
by woman whom he was IN the habit of visiting
charging hun with taking couple of watches from
her bed room. He was tried in the Sessions and
HONORABLE y acquitted, since which time he has re-
ceived the appointment of lamp lighter to the prison.
where he hasremaned OF his own free will He
became acquainted with Ann while she was con-
fined in the prison witness, aud the result has
been the matrimonial engagement referred to. Ali
DO asts a long line of titled ancestry, and claims the
honor OF having served Lord Byron while in Greece.
IN the capacity OF He is about Is years of
age, good looking, intelligent and industrious, and
wu,wlthOut doubt, make this unfortunate girl good
husband. Her sister, Catherine Seabold, we under
stand was at the wedding, and after the rites were
performed, they returned to the house of her hus-
band in Pitt street, where their friends were ready
to receive them and fun and frolc followed till twas
time to close the scene.
FIRE Last night about nine O'Clock, fire broke
out in the panoorte mandatory of Carr and Hol-
dredge, in Spring street, near Wooster, which was
entirely destroyed.
A BLACK MAN K,rLED.-On Wednesday night,
while party OF colored persons were engaged in
sitting up with the wife of a colored man named
Joshua ToOgoOd, in 22d street, black man named
Cornelius Jackson, who was among the party en-
deavored to go into adjoining room, the door of
which was locked Toogood objected, when Jack
| son broke the lock, and was about entering when
| the former again endeavored to prevent him
| Jackson turned and knocked him down and kicked
| him several times in the abdomen with great Sc
verify He was confined to the house from The ef-
fects OF the injuries, but caled in no physician to
| prescribe. On Saturday, his situation became more
serleus, and yesterday he died. The Coroner was
| called IN, and post mortem examination resulted
IN verdict OF death from injuries received by kicks
upon the abdomen from Cornelius Jackson.
FmE.-The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon was
caused by the burning OF the cellar of the dry goods
store OF Justin ID. Miller. in Chatham square, oppo
site James street. But little damage was done
COMMON CoUNcTI.-Both Boards meet this after
noon at five o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
Relations with Mexico.
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT

To JAMES GORDON BENNETT
You are no doubt aware, that on the Sd inst
the Senate of the United States ratified treaty. be-
tween our Government and that of Mexico bv
which provision is made for the payment, by Mexi-
co, OF the awards made in favor of citizens by
the late Commission, acting under the Convention
of the 18th April 1889, whose labors ceased on the
18th OF Feb 1912. 1t is well known that the unfor-
tunate claimants have been subjected to great incon-
venience and loss, by the unaccountabIe delay in
coming to a conclusion respecting the payment of
their miserable awards; and still their sufferngs are
TO be protracted and augmented by the nexpllcable
apathy shown by those at the head o. the Govern
ment who are empowered to finish and conclude the
affairs.
The treaty lately ratified by the Senate, stipulated
that the ratification shall be exchanged at Washing
ton before the 3Oth OF April, proxmO Of course,
were the exchange concluded, publicity would be
given to the treaty and this would operate material
ameliOraton in the value of the certificate or script
held by the claimant, which, until now, a great
many have been forced to sacrifice, by their
stiles, and the lardy action OF Government in their
behalf, at less than Onequarer ct their value But
even this one act OF justice is denied these misera-
BILE sufferers who, first despoied by foreign power
then deprived OF the greater part OF their Just dues
by most arbitrary and mslconducted Star Cham
Der, called Board OF Commissioners. And now, at
The eleventh hour, left to pine in misery, obliged
to sacrifice tor mere song, their curtailed and hard
earned awards. "Why Is this SO, sir! Let me tell
you what rumor answers
1t is Whispered that a certain Dipomatis, con-
sclOus, that at some time other, steps would be
taken by our Government TO bring the one that he
represents to settlement of its debts towards our cit
Izens, has been busy employing agents to buy up,
at the lowest rate possible, these certificates Mex
lean scrip, as they called. And that, even now
he has absented himself from the seat Of Govern
ment to defer the exchange of this last Treaty, by
which means he is enabled to carry on his nefarous
traffic at the expense of the unfortunate holders of
scrip Is this worthy the Representative of any
ton? Should such conduct be tolerated-nay,
abetted by our Government
Sir, these who entrusted with the manage
ment OF these Things answer, by speedily max ing
known to the claimants and the public through the
immediate exchange and publication of the long
expected treaty, that they at least not inclined
to second and aid in Cutting avarice the cost of
the substance and even lives of their fellow coun-
trymen.
| have no interest in other matters, other than
desire to make known, and wish to alleviate the
mlsiorunes of those who entitled, by their long
pIotraced sufierngs, to the sympathy and protection
OF every honest and upright AMERICAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
l. u GIN A CO X ID / A l. ;
or THE
I-y JvJD as 4 OWE


In oLDEN TIME, among the Jews
That man second wife might choose
Who're FIRST by Fate's unkndy doom,
No ildren bore 10 tisss his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman mstron
PRAYED to Lucine, the mdwis's patron;
Egypt wives, IN such cris's,
Called TO their aid the Priests OF lss
And now, the meek H,Ldoo-
Warm her cline, and tender too
II ENDLESS twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her sens~Iess Idol
And with raised hands, IN accents Wild
Petitions Bramah for child;
For well she knows. Love shuns 70 bless
The Hin 100 bed of barrenness
50 much for love in days by-gons,
And savage customs IN our own;
hut say, even now, does LUyeb commuh'on
Bless u land, sterile unioni
Mo- oft'imes conugal felicity,
Is thus disturhed-ay. cen in this city.
Yet, may the barren, IL they try
The means, increase and multiply"
With Loves El,Hr' for her friend,
The childless wife repinnes end
But not the prorresrve power
Alone, il this E'ixir's dover.
Conss mpton 5 ills il will prevent
With vgor clothe the impoteot;
Suppress gleet whateer ITS date,
And all Mes functions tenOvate.
Eruptions from the skin IL chfses.
Aud brings back beauty aud the gIaces;
IT'S wemabI trust--and ne'er deceives her;
From Fuor AIbus it relieves her;
Her fair nd fragile form is heirto.
These are but truths; who calls .h m fiction
Shalt have stern proof IN contradiction
Letters--all forms OF attestation-
From the Swans Of every nation,
With grateful mssives from all quarters
Penned by Dissa,e and Quacherya martyrs;
Thousands who lay, with hutteing BREATH
Almost within the jaws of Death.
Now in their nightly prayers repeat
Tha ks TO Lies friend in Nassau street,
AHi some times name the very n ,ni, .,n,,.,
Or, dream pg of Diseases ordeal,
Cry out Tor the "Luc ma Cordial" L..
Persons ordering this medicine from the country BY
emitsnce have boxed and sent to any part I. te
Union. Price 81 bottle or S2d dozen. mi INC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
THE NEW MIRROR,

EVESY Na%Se E s With 6.SnH o and Fl
Ss susssd for the
work. Tems-s3 per ,nnum-single numbers, 64 cents
menes account the pablsaOn Of new :eris.
sm 9 IN te octave FORM on an MI and
the reduced price OF dcars per annun tx asd
The New Mirror viii with striking and a,'ras.
viii published With new type, on fine paper and each
Der will contain beautiful original steel
s e %if the With
most as our n Of &
we have made arangemen for fresh and early
from e o
seq how. s S sS Ill ID the
' b @ % @ be-
Ss. for ses. with IL na%s Il will
pri.ns ta,s Of onsnss 'keehr. society and manner sn
sa %
sHd o' i, S in: Of g. ss s.%
at ,: ard .nS will aim 70 fos sn
depcy will be cheerful and enlvenng we'll i,
@ ss &c as but 70 the Inc
'uHgy ," n,S o. nIs TO hSmtn sye u,,v Numbers
sixteen large octave surer-roya pages double columns
and enclosed IN nes, covsI e will form At ths
sixteen pages filed with the of literature and the hne
The low price which will be issued. renders il the
che Pr n y q. This q any Other county, m s ~
nslc value Of Its literary Those de,ou OF
the VIII have
at No: Ann street three dollars, ,ree Of expense
Letters enclosing the Of subscription be frank
ed by all postmak Agents, carriers, and will be
supplied on the usual terms.
10 The Cash System will be rgiJy adhered to, without
any deviation whaeveT.-L0
such Editors copy the above will oblise by forward
marked and by the exchange. which
interrupted much BY which
had control. GEORGE p. NORRIS,
Editor and Proprietor,
mi 3wis$r No.4 Avn street, near Broadway.
IMrORTANT TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.-MESsR
HAHNDEN sC0 will draw at their EHpIes' and Foreign
&c 100, in payable sight for the
dson Of wishing remit teir friends Eagand
Ireland. Scotland
The letter bags Royal Mail Steamers forLiv,
also made up at their Office.
For further information apply to
HARNDEN & CO..
2 Wals.re
Agents In Loadon--MACLEAN, MARkIS & co.
Liverpool-WtLMER SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
cNHLlSh SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA:
CIARi.EQ NIINNE XYATERI.AND. PRIN

CHARLEa DijNNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Academy established two under Inc pa.
former Intenden General OF the Island and
other individuals Of the nobility Ind merchants OF
sia and the "nterrogative" All the
scholars knglsh language and many oil them
speak II hsbtually and nuenlly ~
The Principal has the experience of schools IN France Ter
many, England and the United States His chief ann Is to
give youth entrusted practical knowledge Of
active carcers, and are applicable to any. . a.
The Of study ef0Te, ecmpfehen]s the English
french German and Spanish languages; History eogrs hes
NatnTu Philosophy the practical part OF Mathematics ana
Drawings of varions kinds.
Professors requirements reside the
ablishmeDt and all the ss,e1 in roatcn instruction
from the director.
Such signal success has attended this plan Of tuou tina,
vera the pupils under twelve years OF write and
two foreign languages perfectly Ineligible manner, and
those of ripper years, correctly and easifv
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also OF ohe
anCuases thus paced within tn. reach OF the youth OF the
cited States, without its being necessary Tor them TO re-
nQuish the many which from English ed
youths from United States facilitate the requirement
OF the English for his Spanish pupils, which serves
would dOoby repaid hem by by the and to introduce
here the manly spirit OF the English schools The yeun5 c
of the United States have nothing to fear from the
nate the bou,e being spacious and airy situated III hcahui
limits fine bath and complete gymnasium for the
Of the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
have passed the in the school in perfect health As
the principal married and his wife and SISTER have
tsr ge Of the children ere recsvcda AMI
ldttNat of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys hu religious opinions undsurbed
ne terms are S40o annum payable three months
vance There estraa except clothes and books
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

HATS.
"a SPRING FASHION NOW READY-The sub
~ scber respectfully informs his friends customers and
the public in general that they purchase his store
handsome Short Nap Silk Hat and durable dress hat,
The low price OF 50 so.
Also, elegant Moeskn Silk Hats ct 81; fine Nutria Fur
Hats 81 5oequa, in appearance and but little inferior.
those generally sold at 81 so.
Also, general of caps, of the
WILLIAM BANTA,
III Imsr Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
JOHN N: DAVIES q JONES,

JOHN M. DAV IES " JONES,
log WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
LAVE received from of their
own manufacture. very superior assortment Of Spring
Goods OF thing and fashionable
the gentlemens furnishing ne which added their for
comprises assortment of goods rarely If before
found in store, among which
CAPs-In every variety. for gentlemen youth and chill
dr.n
CRAvATS-Of plain and figured SATIN gro grains, cam
bricks, &c.
sCARFS-Of vestnr ,atin, broche.
GLOVES-Of kid, silk, brown and chene linen, Isle, spun
HOSIERY-Of cotton, merno wool spun silk &c.
UNDER GARMENTS-Of shaker knit merno wool en-,
silk cotton, &c.
LINEN COLLARS-Plain and Byron of all quati ties and
shapes.
sHlRfS-Or linen muslin French cambria. plain and with
rufn-s, &c.
SUSPEND GRS-Of gum elastic, silk, cotton, sc.
OILED SILKS-Uf white aud fancy color, warranted
to adhere in any climate.
The only part their pur.
chaers will consult the interest by examining this spen
did assortme Mt If goods before purchasing.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at their old established
Cap, stock, Linen and Oiled Silk Manu- factory,
NO. LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.
me- 3m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20


They have also large assortment OF writing
paper OF different sizes aud qualities, which they offer
lowest market prices. mo
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND CONNOIsSEUKS
IN IN MADEIRA WlNES-WELLINGrON A. CAR
TER, Commission and Wine Merchant No New street
New York. Sole Agent in the United STATES Tor the
Somelino iadss Wines offers for sale, rate pr es
and qusntt pie boye his entire stock that brand
$50 half and smaller casks under Custom House lock
The Somelino ON the South Sides they have
high and peculiarly rich flavor, the vntages from 1919
1884 and justly ebated Europe the NJ lder
United states. Another opportunity
yeas TO obtain old wines ~ low pnees
w, A. CARrEk scluss ths pablo aud hi, friends
continuation Of pax hhpsai Seaport, has aud liquors
MA imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
YOU CAN RE CTRED


YES by The deepest research, study and firing
th8e been spe cfica medical
combination before attempted by one
materials and possessing far surprising anything
hitherto employed OF that the Imagination has
possible TO employ IN the treatment Of Gonorrhpa elects
weakness and diseases generally Of the uTehia male
male No matter how long STANDING complicated danger
the be, will yield spec Oily and the
aud certain curative of this remedy. Ma
persons with grsuce have acknow edged that hng
vh,a their experience can equal this arcanum, Tho
mass Specific L lls.'
These Thomas Specific Pills not TO the taste
the omach aud neither diet, regimen
suence from business ID to aid thm exp.lng dis
from the sys,em.
80 con6den the proprietor of the surprising efficacy OF
this remedy that he challenges the whole talent
world produce thing equal to confidently
all sufferers that if they will make but Of homas's
Specific Pills. they will find speedy safe relief let their case
be ever comp Gated and severe.
The Pills purely vegetable and diuretic
gent powerful purifiers of the system and by subut
ina healthy diseased action the the parts affected
restore patient the full and happy enjoyment all his
eah the pristine days of unbemished youth
and innocence. Price 81 per box.
Agents9 and 100 utoD street. II East Broadway corner
Markets 273 Broadway corner Chamber t0ane Build
ings.) mlt lmNr
UATEar BREATHING rApEk-2o bales OF a very "a.
peror .rcle much approved Of aid well ADAPTED fonbot
toms Of .hi,s, r-of, Of howses, &C, for sale by
n, k. COLLINS SEQ,
saG 8 sc.,h NI.e
7 AnD--ta barrsis PRIME ONO Lard Tor sale by
IL Elk, COLLINS 4 Co,
msec so~th street,