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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20

The Executive Committee OF the American
Anti-SINvcry Society 60 their Constituents,
We are intrustcd with the responsible
duties for conducting the affairs ofthc
society for the current year.
Since the division in 10 10, the opera
tons Of the national organization have
been restricted by combination Of
circumstances, to limited sphere
The distracted state Of feeling among
abolitionst', the formation of new par
ties and interests, the pecuniary embar-
rassments that oyerspread the country -
these, with other causes, rendered it
impossible TO sustain the action of the
society on the same scale as previous to
the division. But these difficulties have
now passed away. The late annual
meeting Of the society, exhibited the
most encouraging evidences of una
nirily in principle andpurPose. Tnere
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20
THE FOURTH AT CORNWALL.

The Day was very appropriately
observed i'll Cornwall. A process
sion Of the members Of the Sabbath
School formed in the morning and
proceeded to the Westinghouse,
where large audience was address
ed by Judge Shade, of this place,
in a strain Of eloquence and patriot
ism suited TO the occasion, The
dinner, at the grove, was decidedly
unique and appropriate. 1t was a
vol4atccr-made upof such ingredi-
ents as the liberality of individuals
prompted them to bring into service j;
and was distributed TO all disposed
to join in this part Of the exercises,
under arrangements adapted to pre-
serve the incest decorum.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20
July 20, 1913.
The Christinn Freem an.

This paper, published at Hartford, O.
is now edited by William FL. Burleigh,
brother 10 the late Editor OF this paper
Those acquainted with VIM. f. need col
be told that he has the ability TO furnish
an able and interesting poper. He how
ever disagrces with Charles on the expe-
diency of an independent political organ.
lzltion for the overthrow Of American
Slavery. From remarks { f his on speech
of G. L. Remond, recently delivered at
New Bedford, extract the following:
We find fault with no one for merely
Directing 10 The policy of the Liberty
Party. We were ourseIf slow to come
into the measure. At its first o:ganza-
lion we both wrote and spoke against it.
Upon more thorough investigation of its
principles, however, and an extended OBJ
servation Of its practical Influence both
upon It's memberS and upon The commu-
nity generally, we felt constrajne 10 abale
our hostility, aud for time watched its
progress in silence, Ineither approving nor
condemniog the ofg4niz1ton. We saw
that, as body, the frien Is Of the Liberty
Party, were not only the most active in
lhei: political hostility to slavery, but
were exceeded by no class of aboitioniss
in the zeal with which they pushed the
moral suascn and Ecclesiastical action
instrumeolailies against the peculiar in
stIlution' Neither were they surpassed
by any in the IiberaIity Of their expendi-
ure of tune and money for the promotion
Of emancipation, g. the high consistency Of
their conduct as aboiiionists. These facts,
meeting US papabIy wherever we went,
induced on our part sill more earnest
study Of the political aspects of oar cause,
aud the resd.t was, we could fad no valid !
Objection to the Liberty Party movement |
that its errors il any, were such as were |
incideut 10 all human insDrumcnaIites, |
while It's odapedness to the furlAerance
OF the autl-s'ayery enterprise was most |
clearly manifest. In Obedience to our cor.
victions, therefore, we could do no less (
than Identify ourscIf with the movement, |
and advocate is claims upon all who be-
Iieve we may rghtfully use our con3itu
tjonal power for The overthrow Of slavery. |
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A PATTERN SUBSCRIBER.

A subscriber to the Observer in Surry
county. who has regularly paid his sub
scrip,ion for 10 years, land how much
longer We know not.) almost always in
advance, in forwarding The amount fer
the year lS43. says, " IL there 10 any one
thing which man ought 10 DO above all
Others, besides saying his prayers and si'
tending 10 a sick wife or child, IL is 10
pay the Printer"
We copy The above from the " Fsyette'
vile Observer" and can Svermatch it.
with one Of our subscribers, and he iiv-
ing too in the politically benighIed coun.
ty Of Curri,uck. He writes us under date
Of January 10. Is43, as follewG
Enclosed. send you the advance
psymeu, Cor The Register. am nearly
50 years old. apd have been constant
subscriber to your paper. ever since the
fall of 1904, in your fathers Time.
And We have several other as old and
punctua, subscribers on our list. who
have stuck to Us through all The phases Of
party mutations. Ha. hegsSteF.
The above notices Of "Paitern Subscri'
beers" have been in type four or FIVE weeks.
In addition we can say that we also have
the satisfaction, when looking over our
list, of finding several "pattern subscri-
bers," who commenced with the first
number of our paper in 1920, and have
continued with us. Through good and
through evil report" to this day, uniform
ly making punctual payments. 1t is by
the support and encouragement of such
patrons that the Printer is enabled to bear
IN amid the toll and difficulties and per-
plexities of his business. EDIT. Rec.
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From the United states Gazette.

EARTHQUAKE AT ANTIGUA.
The following 10 an extract OF letter
from gentlemen, passenger in the bark
Psnihea. Capt. Moul,hrop. Of this port.
TO friend in this city. dated
"st. Johns, Antigus, Feb. 10. ls43.
Dear Sir.-know you will be pleas.
ed 10 hear Of our safe arrival in Antigua.
which took place on the 9TH. after rough
and boisterous passage Of IL days from
New London. We are nov well, and
that is all; for the 9Th. al about 20 nisutes
TO III o'clock, A. NJ. our oens fosrishing
Island vas visited by one Of The mos, ter
rlble earthquakes that can be imagined. |
was coming on shore with my baggage,
accompanied by our frieRd the Captain
to enter, when the catastrophe happened.
We we're no. far from Che vessel chen
We lelt the boat shake as il violently
drawn over Q shoal. Thought fish bed
struck de boat, but we were soon csn>
vinced TO the contrary. by seeing the
rocks tumbling into the sea 10 She south
side Of US, and the mountain open at Hat
,er's Bay on the north. Rat Island shak-
ing. end the buildings tsmbling down.
In the east, the town was enreloped in q
lurd smoke. which we expected vas q
tornado, or that the Island was sinking.
and lhs, the whole vas swallowed up,
My friend, the Csp,aia, and myself, sat
mute, waiting for our turn 10 be swallow
ed up; but in the mids. Of judgmsn, the
Almis hty remembered mercy, and has
spared US with our lives. Captain M.
with bis usual humanity, returned to the
vessel, and Immediately gave the mate or
ders TO take the long boat and crew TO
Rat Island aud render what assistance
they could 10 the sufferers in The Hospi'
tai, which We saw tumbling down. and
they went Immediately. We came up to
town, and the sigh. we beheld no words
can depict. All stone and brick build
ings LAID low, with goods and furniture
destroyed in enc indlscrimina,e mass d
ruins. the inhabitants running to and fro
as if crszy,'seeking those most dear tt
them. | heard tina, my sister. with he'
babe and nurse, were buried in their house
My first movement was there-snd SURF
enough. she escaped by jumping through
the window as The house was falling. Th'
nurse and child Jared worse. being in 'h'
basement, They. were buried alive in III
ruins and dug out--a little longer the,
must have sufTocated. Such ruin must b
seen to be beiis vsd. Had rem anet IL
America and received the mas. vl'''
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ten rasguo'aHk, directing . nsW u.zl,
Alses % Ee1lins G. bsHburF, fInm
lhoHHR, diTeViiag . rev iri1l
Ais0s i SlzieU. MrEaiiTs, Cen Rnila-
sFi0ra. .f6rming lie iadgmeal hrl0W.
Also. % i4amb .. Williams. fE0m Cur
Fiinrk, alirming ~ jcasnenl below.
Also. II he natter of B0stirk snd cih-
srs. u Equity. from Riclmond. derlaring
ihai ihsfs i no error in he oEGer spraltd
from.
Also. u Lang .. Norom. IN Equity.
rom PsFguimons. directing decree or
Plaintiff.
In Smith ~ dsm Kelly e. Spencer.
from Moore. directing ; new trial
Also. in CLARK {. Walker. from Bun
eombe. reversing lhe judgment and re-
maniing lie cause.
Nv DANIEL. j. in Skearin &. Eaton.
u Equity. from Warren, disnisslng the
bill.
Also IN Csnnady .. NATAL. in Equity.
from Warren. directing Inc bill 10 be dis
missed with cssL
Also. IN Stokes .. Welch. from Macon.
reversing The order appealed frnm. and
directing Judgment 10 be rendered up
on The verdict.
Also. in Swain c. Rascoe. from Der
&c. affirming the judgment below.
Also. in LoHg. o. Carter, from Beau
fort, affirming NE Judgment below.
In dta er dem. Davis o. Abbott, from
Camden. affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Skinner 0. Lamb, from Pas
quoiank. affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Roberts a. Roach .. Green's
Ex'rs. and others, in Equity, from Rock
ingham, directing decree for Plaintiff.
An Ilurlblrt .. Simpson, from New
Hanover, affirming the judgment below.
by CASTOR, j., in Haughlon y. Bar.
ney. IN Equity, from Chowan, disnnssing
he bill.
Also, in Morgan .. Bass. from Hall
fax, reversing The order appealed from.
Also, in Carpenter .. Whitworh. from
Cleayeland, reversing The judgment be
low.
Also. in Boyle. Hawkins. in Equity
from Warrsn, directing decree for salt
and ordering an account 10 be taken.
Also, in Massey D. Holland, from Hay
wood. affirming The judgment below.
| Also, in Stale 0. Wallace, from Moore
directing aUenirs de noUo.
Also, in State .. Morgan, from Hen
serson. directing Judgment 10 be renderes
FOR the State.
|. In Jacobs o. Locke, in Equity, from
Iredell, directing an inquiry.
| In Joyner D. Faulcon, in Equity, from
Halifax. declaring The Deed 10 have beef
duly proved and registered 10 pass III,
Real Estate OF Mrs. Clanton.
/ Also. in Maciia 0. Smith, in Equity
from Northampton. RAJ. Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30
Town Ordinance.

at meeting OF the Board o: Commission
III ers of the town of Hillsborough, held on
Saturday the nth instant, the following crii
nance was adopted.
Ordered, That publication be made in the
Hillsboroneh Recorder, notifying the citizens
OF lIlsboyough, tina, the ordinance prohibiting
the discharge OF fire arms within the corporate
limits Of said town. will be strictly enforced
from and after the FIRST day of April, next and
that the Town Constable is required 10 report
to the Magistrate Of Police every violation oil
said ordinance.
By order OF the Board. =
E. A. HEARTT, Tosn Clerk.
March 81. 90 = Sw
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.AttentiOn!!

TO aforementioned and noa-commis-
stoned Officers and Musicians belong.
ingsto the trsi,.battalion Of the 47th
Regiment.
WoU are hereby notified and commanded 10
- attend at Adam NJ. Douglass, on Friday
the aSth of April, at II o'clock, for the pur'
pose Of drill muster and court martial; and on
Saturday the 2sth. ct ii o'clock, syou will at.
tend with your respective companies armed
and equipped as the Law directs, with foul
rounds.oi posder, fsr battalion exercise.
p. S. The Musicians belonging to the 47tf
Regiment will attend without fail.
JOHN G. DOUGLAS, Lieut.. Col
March 81. o.
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SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered by the
Judges in the following cases since our
last notice:
BY RurrrS, c. J., in Robertson .: Ste
phens, two cases in Equity, from John
ston, directing DEGREES for Plaintiff:
Also, in Anderson, Admt. y. Taylor, IN
Equity. from New Hanover.
Also in Foley o. Richards, from Gran
vile, affirming the judgment below:
Also, in Green. .. Harris, from Mont
gomery, directing new trial.
Also, in Mayo o. Sears, from orange
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Henry .. Lilies, in Equity, from
Anson. directing a decree for Plaintiff:
In Barnard's Atsn. y. .Jordan's ADM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

PulnlmsHls made BY de Pgsslasai snl
esuEEmrd hy de seauls % tls la, 6.v
20 he Fsssians
Joln G. sPsnssF. % b. Secretary a
de Trsasug. Eirs Wsl.er Forward r.
sigaed.
Edward Everett. nOs Asinis,sr ! ~
eOsn q S. James. . Be Amssssador %
china-
Wm. w. Irwin. q Pa. . be Charge
dAasires . he cours q Denmsfk.
Calvin rlylhs tonrs removed IRON lie
sane once By Mr. Tylsr.l % Be Collect
or Of lie Pon o. PhiladelPhia. vice Iona
ihan Roberts prescribed. CThOmas s.
Smith. previously nominated By lie Pre-
sidsni. and Who temporarily fllsd he o.
nee afler Mr. Roberts, removal. vas re-
ieeied BY lhs Senate.
James u. Porter. Of Pa. % be Serre-
iary Of War. vice J. G. Spencer appoint
ed Secretary q ihs Treasury.
Henry A. Wise was three times nomi-
hated by The President Is Minister %
France. and three lines rejected By ihe
Senate; The 6rsl nomination was rejected
by vote Of ~ 10 %. The second By 8 "a
20. and the third BY 10 20!
Caleb Cushing was also three times
nominated as Secretary Oflhe Treasury,
ssd - many times rejecled-ihs voles
were On The 6rs, nomination 10 TO 81. on
the second 10 10 %, and on The third
% 20. Mr.. Spencer was then nominal.
ed Tor The Office, and confirmed BY ma,
jorily Of one vote.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30
PATENT GARLIC MACHINE.

We have not IIlai pracnc.I knos ledge
on the subject. which would justify us in
speaking. oDrstlf. Of the merits nf this
Machine. adseriised in our columns.
Bot 30 hate seen ihe evidence Of praefi.
Gle men, whlchssatis6, us beyond .
doubt. that il possesses quslliics Which
should commend il 70 all men Of expe-
rience. sense. and Judgment. Whist
lie size 10 so.cempsrsii,eiy small. that
The space uhich il occupies ceases 10 be
an objection 70 j, rs an sppuriensnre 10 .
Mill. ne grea. strength. simplicity ofcon.
slruelion AM. arrangements. are tuch rs
10 bespoke Cor il The favor Of the dlscrimi-
mating. lie superiority over every olher
eontriSsnee. for The expulsion Of Smut,
Garlic, and other impurities. has been
fully tested BY that most rigid and Impair.
,isl Of Ill witnesses; actuaIe1perienee. as
will appear By she Certfcates appended
10 The Advertisement, constituting only Q
small part those in possession Of Paien-
Zee. We IRE told. that besides The en-
HANGED value. which the CLEANSING produc
ed by ibis Machine impaiis 10 Flour. the
loss Of powersupon'the capacity Of a Mill,
arising iron Gsrlieky Wheat, 10. az Nil.
lers know. equsl TO rs or 30 per cent,
and hence, that tie benefits, Sesukine
from The separation Of This noxious growth
from Grain, operates in q ,wo.fold way.
Raleigh Register.
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Notice.

a T tho February term Of Orange Coauty
~ Court. the subscriber took out letters Of
Administration on the estate Of WILLIAM j.
JORDAN, deceasedi all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested te'co,ne forwardim
meaiatcly aud settle the same with him, 9TH
erwise be will resort 10 the usual course oil
collection; and all who may have claims, are
required 10 present them within the time pre-.
scr,bed by law, otherwise this notice will be
mead in bar Of q recovery.
WIN. PAUL, .hlm'r.
March 8. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

tFFFfPlisH, ntFff enlh laEs FrslFtl
lhs asfa chicago lhst hsf PBsss1 nEFrste
lslaHa. AZ ihs shrFrl,ts Iud Tsllir bs.ll.
inEa. hal >. Ihnss al Eaene I'D tEirk J
are eiiAes isllea. % he PARIS vhNh are
sisadshg sle rent IN nansfa1s FLARES. snd
leasing % shas drgEes - 70 shrtaWn ~
s;ani rgin 10 he 100 xrnlarnrs ksho.dsf.
Nest Of tas miiis. bosling and 5usins
houses. and dssIlings u every crsenp-
tor. are either lesslisd o. received "a
isfisl isjuTy. 81 a. % Ftiard he taking "a
.0f sert hoahiifui crop. Al ah0ua 90
minsirs sflsr 10 r. n. thlre "a anaskfr
shock. slieh esusrd lhs siEe.dy alarmed
inhsbllsnis 20 fy lram heir rsazy dssl-
linss. ] could no, rect. and ! talked
Shout tbe tiuels. Contemplating in desp
humility lhe srene around.
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S

FnAKEN up and entered on the stray book
=. OF Orange county, on the 9Th of February
last, by Nathan Findiy, living On Stony Creek,
tweaty two miles north OF tlillsborough, pale
red sow with black spots, marked with
swallow fork in tho left ear and an under bill IN
the right car; five SAoATs with white and
black spots, unmarked; and six rigs will,
black and white spots. all unmarked. Valued
al seven dollars.
JOHN A FaUCETr, Ranger.
March 81. III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

MissIssIPPr.-The Na,chez Free Ira
der Of the 9th uliimo, enc Of the Loco
foco organs in Mississippi, says that The
Locofoco Convention al Jackson sad
jouned on the evening of the 24tli, amidst
intense excitement" which means intense
violence and fury. The Convention could
not agree upon a candidate for the Presi.
dency. Resolutions nominating Mr.. Van
Buren, for the Presidency and Mr.. Walk
er for the Vice Presidency, we're laid on
the table by an overwhelming majority,
An attempt 10 get up nomination for the
Office of United States Senator also failed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

The NoRrH STATE Vino is The title
Of new paper published in the town Of
Washington in this state, by Henry Di.
mock. u is very neatly printed. the
style fits editorials is decorous and plea
SAINT, and il bids fair TO be an efficient aux
iliary in the Wing cause. Il takes the
place Of the Washington Wing, which
has been discontinued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

Dry Ealing Adopting MsllsI'snode
q eslsnlsiinR Biblical lime. Gays Rsilh-
ern paper. Nsbuehadnszzar. Who vas
eonden.nsd 70 feed silh ihe bess.s IL he
esrih. sooid havs been subjected 10 pun
ishmeni 1000 years. Which time would
end shoui 1880. end thus poor Nebuchsd-
nsxxar. Il The world lermnaad in 1919.
~ould be found s0fing grass one hundred
and seven years alter lis destruction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

PmADELPHIA ELEcfIoS.-Aiihe Ward
Elections which took place in PhiIadel-
Phia recently, the Wings carried every
ward in The city but one, including even
/" North Mulberry" which was called
by our political opponents the " Banner
Ward" The Inquirer remarks that
!" the friends OF the good cause were ne
yer more devoted TO the triumph of Hen.
ry Clay and Wing principles than at the
present period"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

RHODE IsLLSp.-The Supreme Court
Of Ibis State commenced It's sitting at
Newport on Tuesday week. when the
prisoners against whom indictments for
treason were pending were discharged,
they having peiilioned the Governor for
pardon. This termination Of the prose-
cuiions, upon the offenders making full
submission 10 the laws, will, we believe,
be universally approved. Nat. Intel.
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eWcekiy Almanac.
Notice to Eankrupts

lpHoSE Bankrup,s who intend 10 apply for
- final certificate and discharge al The mex,
District Court, on the fourth Monday in April
next, mus, pay all eOsis printers fees and past.
age included, and EXHIBIT TO me the proof Of
notices served on creditors, on or before Mon.
day the 18th Of April.
The cases Of those persons who did not COM
ply in time for the last sourt, having been con.
iinued, they can s,illsbead ischargedsby com.
plying as above in time for The next court.
WALTER Al NORWOOD,
General Assignee in Bankruptcy
for Orange County.
March IS. g. G7-3w
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Special Court.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law March Term,
1913.
1T arpe1r:ng 10 Tie JndFe noN hosdirs ihis
= Court. that the hssiaess nppa She CiTai Dee 4
a 81 ihs same rannei hedone a. this trTms u
% ordered By thr sad ledge. that = term oflhe
Snpsri0r Court 81 Law lor this county Be held
on she Ersl aiondsy il June next. according 70
the provisions a The act PASSED 81 the last see
siaa Of the General Assembly. enlisted, ian
act Cor the more speedy sdmiaislraiion n jas.
tice.n a il fuihe orIeTed. that the CLERK al
this Court cause tits order C he pub.nhed IN
The IIillsborengh Recorder, and advertised -
the door Of The roaFt house and three CT mite
other pubic places II the county.
t@ Parties and Witnesses are notihrd 70
attend on Monday morning, - il j. exported
thai The Court viii enter Immediately upon III
trial of ransrs.
JOS. c. NORWOOD, c. $. c.
Msnh 81. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.---Our citizens had
an opportunity Of Witnessing. some expe-
riments in Mesmerism on Tuesday OF last
week, by a Mr.. Banded, who seems to
have set all Raleigh on tiP-toe. in the IN
vestigation Of this wonderful discovery.
We confess We. have..been somewhat IN
credulous on this subject; and even alter
seeing the experiments, have some doubts
lurking on our mind. Few, we believe
who saw the experiments Of MIR. Ban'ei
in this place, were fully satisfied; though
their doubts rest mostly on the fact that
the Mesmerizer.. and his subject were both
strangers to them, and they suspected I'M
position. II the Mesmeric sleep was re-
al, land to all appearance it was SOL we
cannot see how the conclusion can be re-
sisted, taat the whole of the phenomena
surprising and iuexplicable as it is is re-
ally true.
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Black-srnithing and
Matchmaking.

VIlHE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the public, that he is prepared 10 execute
any business in the above line with which he
may be favored such as repairs Of Carriages
and Wa CONS, both in wood aud irons, &c.
Persons wishing their horses shod, will ind IL
to ,hier in,eres, to give him cali.
A. C. MURDOCH.
---.seee~~--
!. Mr.. A. C.tSiurdoek would respectfully in
form his lnends whe may have 10 attend the
courts that they can fad comfortable accom-
modaiions with him at cheap rates. :iis resi-
dence is bal two miles north Of Htlsbcraneh
March /, 6s--