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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-06

'uE Of apparatus invented by Dr. Ro Thompson Of Co
hubu Ohio, for Of frohpss uer are well worthy
the attention Of physicians throughout the state
They have proved eeaeoos wherever used and have earn
which have been offered profession io' the cure OF the same
dis-ases
S rsrvic radically PrOhpsus u'er readily adj
ui ami to the patient which
they differ essentially from an'r-cs having metallic springs
Tn during TIM period OF CESSATION
after delivery give. relief to the patient and prevents the &C
many cases within the knoe subscribers
use OF instruments Of this character VEN prevented BECAUSE Of the
high maB-iBduced them tn make such arrangements
patcn,ce put half the OF
others An examination on OF the instruments required To con
ma 10 ALIEN. DUvAL& 90.
n2RLadic>' beautiful Coiorcd Hnskins.
W particularly solicit the attention OF 'he ,a'. :" our s',
aud cheap JUDAH MYERS g. CO.
ma ~ Fashionablc aud Cheap shoe Dealers
McCurdy'> superior uoroceo walking shoes.
w very low for eash-ct bargains can a, -
S s s r,.n s~S and SS cSsap Shoe s s'ol,
SlX thousand lbs "Mountain Bacon"
~ 500 Ihs Mountain Land Just received and for sale by
ma II BROWN TAYLOR.
MUSLIN Hands 4 Muslin rrimings-R H. .ics-
WI KISS and will sell of cheap, 1000
Needle worked Muslin Bands from pence each and Is Cd Is and
higher Also Muslin Eenss and Capcs and Collars Great
bargains to be had m the above arielcs. ma
NATION Al. POsrHAIr
GALLERY. VOLS. FOR SALE CHEAP
w. RANDOLPH supply any hover Of the fine arts
- COPY National Portrait Gallery. vols w.
.Icnpy bound in Turkey Morocco containing over
Portraits OF the most Distinguished Americans The
seribcrs paving sis for the 81
ID irER nANGNGs-we have received fun and beautiful as.
sotmsnt of American PAPER ANGINGS. which will be sold
cheap. lap Ell SMITH, DRlNkER a. MORRIS
Two FAR uEIk>-The patenee has consigned To us Mill
II purpose grinding and meal by hand We
Others feel satisfied that the
great simplicity and convenience price
machine. Will render il a desirable purchase.
az DIR BROWN L TAYLOR.
BROWN SHlRTINGS AND SHEETINGS.
WE have full supply of the above Goods
from Virginia factories Also Northern sheet
approved supply Of the celebrated
pronounced be the best hecng made in
a. For sale very low by
KENT KENDALL. 4 ATLy NTTR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-06
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CAR
PET BAGS, NALECES, RLACkING:, &c.
SPRING SUPPLY

u INI4NU DII It u II
JUDAH MYERS & co. prepared supply their
80 friends and the public with every Boot
and Trunk line, very low prices, for cash. ~
LADIES' KID AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS-LATEST
STYLE!
|INE subscriber has just part spring supply
Il Ladies Md and Morocco Slippers and Walking Shoes Among
them be found Of quality, very prices
FOR cash OF 20 puncual customers lie also
few days additional supplies OF thing his line
returned from the North where he made general
goods suit this market. ALIEN HILL.
Late Cook 4 HIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-06

Jrty 2h 1919. De n
w We ibis opening large and bcauuf assortment
NJ 'Ffla and Cashmere Medium and super Invisible
Greens Medium super Wool Blacks. Common and s
per Blues Olives G0Heu Browns &c. and piece sureratvc
American DID, Cloth which will scn by The ydA.o beautiful
assortment ~ Wool Black Blue and Fancy Cassmercs pre-
superior 10 at n any former
scason and az greatly reduced prices
ap11 KENT KENDALI.G ATVV ATFR
RALMoF coLuMDiN-re bet and cheapest preparation Tor
- hc h1iroycf offered n uIo public. Tor 1llc hy
NH lf--3m ! ~. Et'ETACE son.
ENfLEMEN.s OVER suuEs--Iust received a splendid ar
~ uele oftbe Patent Rubber Oversize Tor Gentlemen
$40 SAM. PuTNEY
RUTrER A. vENlsON--Fresh roll and frkn Ruter and a
- snaH very Vcuson just received and fof ale by
PARRlsH g. BEAIIEY.
b9 Cary street
VlRANDY. PORTER &C. -very fine Old London Dock Brandy
- London Brown Stout DO. Pale Alc, for .ale.
az W. ". HARRISON
GARDEN NOES RdKES. &C.
tCHARDS GARDNER have just received ot Of Garden
Hoes Rakcs Spades and shoy which ty VIII se cheap.
Can o Hardware and Fancy Store ~ street. shockoc l oppo
site tlre Swan Tavern ap6
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssFs-iOO bbs landing this morning.
~ fof sale by
apil LEWIS WEBB.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-06

>-szSsZ REMOVAL.
~ BOLTON s HARRISON have removed their Drug
NJ and Apotlecay Store the Main
M Streets formerly occupied lloys Exchange oce)
Cd where they intend having always hand
men Of Drugs Medicines, aud all articles
Drug Business.
~ Families, country merchants, and ply seans supplied
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

ed on the race in this thing. | expect nv
motives to be assaiIed, and the truth to be H.
ell against. L is a consolation 10 me
however, to have become better acquaint
ed with mySelflhan some people have with
ME, and 10 know that the cost of all posi-
Die adherance TO Truth and flithfulness to
Humanity has been well counted. 1t is
not my wish TO appear singular for the
sake OF being singular. But it is my de-
sire and design TO enter my protest most
thoroughly and constantly against the tyr.
any OF public sentiment that sacrifices
freedom, manhood, health and lie, to fful
fashions and established customs. Be ii
known then to those who set.up the i'm.
age, that cannot fall down nor worship.
will close these protracted remarks
with a simple statement Of facts for the in
formation Of my <Pondent and others
The language | have used expressive of
my intentions for the future has been some
thing like this cannot longer give five
dollars for cutting cloth into pieces ana
sewing It together again, when small
proportion Of the expense will form a
more convenient aud comfortable CUR.
ment. When my present coats are worn
out inend 10 wear garments differently
constructed. In doing it. it will not be
/ my intention to be like or unlike any 9th,
err one, nor 10 induce any other one t
be ike or unlike me. II any human be
ing will say have ever sad nor
j than this BY way OF giving occasion 70
! any reports that may have been circulated
! 10 connection with this matter, | shall b.
happy TO give place 10 statem"ns 10 tn
Telegraph. Ihave long ago learned t.
employ myself better than to give grea
heed to reports circulated gains!tuose VIII
dare 10 think for themselves aud TO b. k,
by their own convictions oltruth and dul
TO make innovations upon received op:n
ions and popular practices.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
DISTRESSING STATE OF THE US1VE2-
-" sIEY OF OXFORD. .:..- -.

We fad in a recent number OF the Lon,
don Examiner the following important
report of Commissioners said TO hive been
appointed 10 inquire into the condition OF
he persons vlrlously engaged in the Uni
versl,y of Oxford. In furnishing the sub
stance Of the report, the Examiner gives
this account OF the com mission. at can
scarcely be necessary for US TO remind
our readers that commission under the
Great Sal was appointed some months
since, to inqnIFe Into the depiorabte
amount of iguorance and superstition al
legged 10 prevail in the University of Ok
f.rd concerning which, the represents
tiyes of that learned body in the Commons
House of Parliament, had then, and have
siuce, at divers times, pubiicly volunteer
ed the mos, alarming and astounding evi'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
Extract from Sermon from the Richmond Aurora
Dissertation on Cats and Noah's Ark.

Extract from Sermon frosn the Richmond Aurora.
Dissertation on Cats and Noah's Ark.
The cat species is divided into TWO parts,
de Tom eat and de she cat Dev were
preserved BY Noah in the ark, arter de
fl )od, when the ark rested on de bank OF
Mount A-rat d. Tom Cat lteiches rats,
and lie She cat kttchts nlouseS. Kittens
drink n?lik, and lick up grease when de
wimmin spills it on the foor. Whcn
Noah Hab cas- in the ark, he hab 10 pat
EN- in cage 20 keep EN- from kelchlag
de rats and mice and dc Lite birds De
dogs was tied up to keep EN- from kiln
sheep and worrying de cts. De bears
and lions and tigers. was put in peas. to
keep en- from devourin' de live anitnal2
and Noa lay in plenty OBJ flesh meat for
. 'em to eat. ID, fresh meat keep good, |
'spo>p, for dc five or six ntonttS dat they
s,av in de ark, bcI5ast ii It. hadn't d,i
/ would hub blen a ,trong sIuetI. 'spJse
desc animals hHb TO be- all kept separate
less dcg kill each odatr aUd fight IKE de
/ GCJ5il. ADv rate de ark must nab t5etj
! bigger dam dc steamship 10 hold EN- all
| wjd provision to last five or SIX months
| Lea they make SHCA d uo'Se-Qe Mons
! roarn', de bears grow!jn', de- oxes anc
cows aud bulls belioWiu', de dogs bar i:u'
! de parrots t:lkIn, de cats sqIaw}in', d,
pigs gfunt5n', aod de boss ueying, d'
sake nissin'. and dc wolves and paluter
and cracI,ililts, and ali de rest, dty mad
50 much noise dat | guess Massa Noal
mus Be vide awake feIIer he could steeI
/ o'nlghts, . ... s*.:..: "..>.
/ o. dis 'portant 'casion dc cat was pre-
served in the ark, / 'sPos9 Noah mix I
!. COW 70 feed her cherry day, when h irs.
I De rest Oh de c@tlIr, aud Stakes, and bird
and w:,d bsaslesses. Guess lie get ber
itgIe ttne TO feed hessetf. 'spose whe'
ne come out OBJ de- ark, he hab plenty c
manure to pot On dc ground to make d
grass grow again. -. .":... ..~..:::.:.. ~.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26
-. From the Boston Investigator. =
Root. f3ail's Criticism on Hiss E.lscxvo-t!,'s
Works.


"She is the most irreligious writer |
ever read, Sir not so nucn from any d.
rect attacks she makes on religion, as
from uuIverSai and studied omission Of
the subject. La her writings you meet a
high strain Of mo9aii,v. She delineates
the most vIrtuous characters, and repre-
sents them in the most affecting circutn-
STAGES in life; in dis ress, In sickness, and
even 10 the immediate prcspl Ct of eternIty,
and finally sends them eft the sage with
their virtue unimpaired and all this
without the rem0lest alius:on 10 Religion,
but makes it appear unnecessary, by eX-
hibiiing perfect virtue without Il. No
works ever produced so bad an effect on
my own mind. lid not expect 10 hnd
any lrreligion in Miss EdgeMorLh's witt
/ ings. | was eff my guard-theIr moral
character disarmed ne. | read, Sir, niue
volumes Of them at once; bot could not
preach with any confoft for six weeks
fer reading them. never felt SO little
ardor in my profession, or so little IN Fe-
! llgioo. She was ouce called TO account
! for The character Of her works, and asked
| her reasons for representing a mere ideal
morality. without altFibuiing any Influence
to religion. She SAID that If she had writ
ten for the lower classes, she should have
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

recommended religion but that she had
written for class TO whom it was unne-
cessarv. How absurd, Sir She SEEM
ed to tank that the virtues of the highest
orders Of society needed no assistance
from religion, and that it was only de-
sIgaed as a curb and a muzzie for the
brute" "." -: =:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-26

The foregoing savors OF candor, kind
hess. sincerity and intelligence. If the
writer had been constantly conversant with
Ae Telegraph for some months past, he
must have been better acquainted with mr.
News than he now appears to be. 1t is
lossible that he has stumbled at the motto,
'nder the Telegraph head am set for
ae defense Of the gospel" l had no hand
placing il there. 1t stood there when
Ss Telegraph came into my hands. Al
vat tine l saw no objection to it. | see
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

re. tkfzaFrt ,htnEa agah = fawess@.
sfseaeas. ssstnsa sae rsssfs n sRsfzaE-
sas* ~ - aasvrssssg asGs - -
- ! ars.ssa =. = ia.rs.i5 - = : t.ssa,
as.ra : si...u. : ..'ssssek = rasr - +
-. II II. - masrd la - ls..nss
ri - naasi a-aaesteN r.e.stts ~
.'slsxA: - - ra.aiaa "a ~ lssts.N.
~. Efssras rasasuns4i ~ frsaaFks -
"a ssrassa sss.aasaan. IL errn~I i
..aa -iai aie e.rsl. 80 lsom ursrgr
- - - ts-ssrss..g - easss asf Saasfssi.
II ~ r.ss.lasioa. III. l..nes sri.i.sd 80.
- lis ~ unrsa aaiisSr.sian. Ms. Fsah-
- 49, eiaa II 4. "a @sxnra III hruss
!. tFus ! -. ss.rv shnuad = Isuaa sane
saaaraa sl.aa ,.assa.s tssannf. liz ahssgha
- rA.,s.lasaaa sqasaseA u Il ssry slFaag.
Nasr - 80 s,.aal. ped he srnasks -
ahani Hi = hnus. he r.ss ssv II IL.
pags. nm snsraslae. 4 lie lali.sa lng:
Where's. Ills lIauss mr. u 10 .'sio+k
his mnsaing. sd 80 ~ 2 I'D -, sgsia
II hall afl4r , a'.lsek, ssd hare hrtn -
sessann until hall ziitt sFsen. ihsfftnrr.
Kr.ei,rd. That It's hnnss as;lausn ~.
III 10 81. e an-aaasrn~ morning..
Isai llr Speaker dsrsdrd ihis nut oI
order. aad W. frsaria ennila0ed has 80
mafks. II . imr0sslhle u give ial
area1aa u he rFaeeeIings that l.'lloasd
ai,er his sisnr. Th~ seene b1egars A.
srr'p'i.n. Esesy quarter ~ m hanr
nraIly. the motion 10 sajou,n ass Eeas~-
ID. The ayes and naes sssr called. and
ne domlnsiil / arty refused . sdjanrfs.
uaeslians IL order wire disrussea. ses
eIal ellis ii The house we're had. snd same
- he men brrs Ntt. dn.ing IN fhrsr
ehai.s. while others asrr smnkang N lli=
lahhies ar clerks room. AMI ,h,s serne
l,sied until qaansr rssi 2 n'si.rk IN The
mnrnirg. uhsn D mollon ior ri 'nthms NJ
VS. Carried. @-~#+
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

2 nefssis is gus .laa j pressed n H.
bFEl Wa CsGgarsE Ehat has co.,
l1r. spNalss II oae-eigtiA r : errt..,s
And MhY. ~i.ks - Fower So
hsats 81 lssa. 1asksaa's lrisnls. $500
81 shemseixrs essrriseNs IA = :.
rhsri.abis nsisd might asrTst& 4 49,.
AZ aatemeni. = eaciae ~ sympsA -
Pogtien % IL cnmn,&niiy srainss -.
9ho g ~ nj ar9uissre II soar -.
hi | ri nsiIhrr % inqsisslFe "a 49,.
Iknou 10 vi ihc hissi asd n,,r;..;.
eansidsralinns xkivh = III sisnes ve,.,.
your aetl0n. ia.indnige Il a. inss,rv !.
snspirian . IT removed Esem sssar =,
ol9etls. an1 - prjadirial 10 your ps,,;e.
lisn.
I'm. n any aspert 81 shsssnhstr, !.
uhirh Il ran II vi~wed. II i nas snw.,
lhy II remark. sisal there sre ise II =,
cunsliipenis % he found. ii pzrs enss'so..
ing Your honorable bndie~. and ~, X
lhekr Eve. VI I ain sos misinlurlned. ,o..I
against The request YOU have made: lr.sa
which ! might reasonably infer. uple..
they ARE = Be supposed Il harsemisr,.
presented ilieireonsliinenls. thai. n v;sl,l
ing II the very earnrst desire / insuls.
10 0hiige - large number IL resper,,sie
gentlemen u have made Tie reaues, /
might run some risk 81 sIis0hlirinr. ifao,
Offending. : much larger number ii eou...
Ii respectable gentlemen. who hasr slrou-
ger claims on my services and guses Il
Congress. And l take lrare 10 say, lhn
| have inn mneh confidence in the gcnu.
mess 81 yonr democracy 10 suppose nm
You dfsire me - 10 What ilse constituents
whnn represent would MOI SANCTION Or
approve. " means of communicating.
however, with my constituents are sbrn.
dan, and convenient, snd shall moi lal
10 avail myself cg lhsm. 10 ascertain whe.
iheril will II agreeable n them lhar
should make il.ss disposition NJ lie pnl,.
nc funds. III nlsich event. | viii pio.
mise - give the subject The most respect.
Gil andaiieniiye consideration. And, IN
The mean l:nr, / subscribe myself, with
sentiments IL The highest e Gem, mos,
rcspectfollys yoor obedient servant.
JOHN M. Bolts.
Hon. Joel lfnleman,
sprassT " ~ Hsais n Dtissaiss. IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
FRnM EUROPE

The ship .auiek. Il New York.
hrings I.nrinn rsrsr. u lie li,h nd
Liefpa"l e. me 18th ulfmn. They cor.
tain lltie nrses III interest.
Parli.msnt was agsin prnrovufd 10 The
81 ii February, whsn II /. setu.lIg /,
mer' f'r tie despatch II business.
Tie treaty Nth Chins hid arrived in
Eagland, ailh letter II assent from The
Emp'rtr. expressing his readiness II
sign il imme,i,a ely aiisr II .i,il have re.
rris'd 'he s,gn.mrc II tic British Queen.
There US Ho alhpt news frnm Chln..
t:cnsisi lord I'LL died IN The Illh VI.
ttmo n The 7l.t wear ~ III. agr. TIE
insmrrerlihu NJ iiHrtlana. in SPAN, "a.
end"ti--th"ush mt I'll E.partsro hid
h"mhNded ,hr tnWn for somr hours. /,
was. htseter. no, materially injured.
The nab. daring Tie evening ana DAY
preceding the surrender. attacked the
f"sn house. where the tie ,sufy NJ the
municipality, ronsi.,ing ~ sg00. 900. was
Deposited. anil having solen /, pf0.ss!rd
II other hnuses mh.ie IL wss suppastG a
similar buuty rnuld be Obtained.
The gtes,est confusion and viulrncs
re'gnrd,ye where. until a, lasl itrI,es.
rertshle PARTON III the National Gumds.
~ho had house. or property or family
IL defend. acre compelled To throw oren
the gates 81 the ri', H. the soldiers. in
mder ." rt"tec, themselves sga,nst the
rasbie "hch they had armed ag 'ius, the
Government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

ST.. 2iaass opposed IL h.. 80 tie
EFuund tsss 4 a. lniasliss > gfsalsais,
80 - ia.petises d - pspss On.
II. 4aanes sp.ke 4 ts9iy = -
Manre. sni - segs.aEs fshe liil.
1T. T.tiaf. i. Nah. assed IL iaef.
6mae gorspansarn - - m0ssoa -
- pset4sl.
TIE ariase was rrntsnaed " NJ.
Bsssr II eppa.,iaaa i - ! ]. 80 Mss,
80 ll.l,.f. I;s.h.ir. B,sgs aad !. r
= il. 80 ras':
-SesessI asn~nfn-nss weTe aaff q 'ae
b,.l - he a.ossans a Nsssrs. aF~rs.
Basraerr. snd Fraaels. anI II passed -
,hn.l ,r.d,ss i, aso,en,i So i -.
- - - n Mr MeR.s. lie Essnla.
.iirns il inss.se.ioa we're made ths rF,:rF
~ ~ E,ra n sessioas. uaIil lley shall
De- disl".ea n.
The Haa.e ll,sn afiasfnedio hall Pa'i
3 u'c.oek.
EYEsixG SESSION.
Lsase II sb,pnre from me sersirr
lie Il.sl>e. wss granted ID Messrs. Wal
SCI. Burgin snd lsand.
The Sreek.r tlrn annnunred - tie
order ol HE dsy The lasluruan Tssola-
lsnns.
AR. Bragg moved 10 amend The FIRST
resaln Inn ~ adding ! prasisa - lie
following warsis PrOriisi, he as rue
mn, 10 Be- gl.eh nd nb., "a. rrqa.'s mol
the Senator 10 commit slalatnn u The
cnnsulGlian ar sri of alaral lurpl'uis;
Nhirh WAS adopted.
The qae.tlon ,hrn recurring on The
passage II sad resolutions. = amendrd.
,hsn second reading. Mr.. Moore mok
HE iinar, and prrsrrded q address Tie
House il reply 70 Mr.. Msa.e. and ~
nppns linn - tue Iesolu,i.ns. lie caniin'
I'D hls remarks IN TIE fiji resniGtou
until dusk, wA,n lie ss,r ~. l"r nOiion
4 a,,jaurn.
Aud. az moIiun ni Mr.. Paps. tie Ilon.e
adj urn lnii 10 n.nrsua I'D "'cl.fk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
ERlNl EInRInA-

4 late letter rum Pl,tka, published in
The Savannah Georgian. says: i" All the
Indians ou, uf the dr.tgnaied district ara
no" und'r rohtrol. excep, eleven war.
riars, sup.msrd IT, hr abnnt Dtadnsns
Bay. The ApslachcnI, Indians are as
sembled f"t migration, by the eilm,s and
""fts"uc IN antgemen' II 1t. cal. llr,ch.
rnrk. s~s@ 6*s%. s@.~
The 81. Augustine News of Saturday
week st~t"s, al authentic information,
t'a' The en.ire bands ii 0r,a Achee and
FigeT,sil. amounting 10 fur,y-two war:
fIurs. With their wives and children. were
"n Ses>h"'se KY. atirug trsnspo'tanon.
and expefIed lo sail lhrnee abnut The 1t
nstati.
The same paper enut,ins ,he. following
paragraph rr-ferting TIE movements u
seltlfFs IN that terr,mr,:
SJHihrrn Settlements. I number ri
PERSONS have alresby gone 10 Indian RI
yer, ~ 4 e southern coa.t. End the srh""
uer S"I'ana LEI, here on rhursd,y last
with several mare, far the purpose III
setting IN The same vrr,nas. We ln"k
forw AID 10 The d., # on present srpea'-
anres nnt lar DIT n--whea that striI"a
nj county will lie Ibn'sy inhabited. TIE
c''mrc /. mll,l, al ,uttlp, ti,h, oys;ef'.
AID gaue fl'nttaI"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

IA. We kror = anahsE aftaHp., 81 81
Fnlsrrai ra.asrs. 49, lasEs as - saae
80 j. nura Fft.uad l. Issrttt aaa 80
draispg Il - - 4 s'srai ltilap 81 sfass
II e-sii~-ea rlaass T. sase@ '.aas
80 Il. asaansl thr Bsaks. y aRy tainf
ess-. y tee xannfes. - rsirA II g.
err. fssry msy e.isg IT, = sPaase e
sArlr umn erha. - =. Nr o. - ~.
tsud Il, fall,m II Ghe rhasr. Me shall
80. arr II A. iasfsre = -. easis -
ad.araar - rrinriRiss u - Dsmoefasie
pa.ts. psnrer. n becomes > CONSISTENT
llr.a.rr..ar Rrsnhliraaoi - ~ sehoni.
We - lor .shrslasnrs d lie Lass. ~ ~
I;a,k. = uell = lie .enlss. and i taey
shaw disposition . disregard ,hras -
them BE- campslisd 10 respect nd ah*S
lhen. 1.-The Las concerning bsuks &c
n, snfsieseni II paosecl lhr rlRhls Il ne
p.apls. smsad lie Ill aaes md make
nt3 ans. ~ tl,,ng. sss II, y &c pro-
r., oder. -
We are 70 fnre thai some ere nolloak.
Ing for new pes,s Ii new insu.aslans; >
m.sier ssry murh calculated = NIKE
reri.in SRI IL pstrinilss bura and ilafe
% Ike Eesasius in ron nj ,iion Al III
r.snis. lei - see lhai thsss aho fssls
IL ,ear dawn are eompe,rnl II build ur.
b FIRE ~ assist them IN alemalishlng sny
slkiag. TIE Democrats have been ac-
eH..d Of brig d,slsur,i,e-." Tnls =
nal uas. lie nemoer.,s are lar aid
jaslics.lo,ins people. We have desisue
lies among ~. Az. - haze lie - hies. "
Tie sh,gge.y may da with ,hrr nan
Efadmen - shey sec Irolsef. Der rafiy
will la.k on. wlrlr ,hose bsiorgIug u
mr. ranks setll and Q .urlsh. and sci and
I,ek d.ggensh snd blunderbusses--and
ihrn prrsne . Just end h.gn.hr,l ceurss
N cpur,e fnunasd 10 squuy nd nnih,
and in The ins,ulsblr ptIaclPiss Of ihs
.ishis Of Gaa.
H. rnrslu.ian. lsr tie Tresrrt. We al
v,.e isnse u ntleintn Mi.o make prorni.
ses T. The people on tie ,tamP. mi q
=. ecu / snIo.i ter hn.t" IN future.
They Iiad better take insn confederation
The s.ty possible probability. thai other
'nfn may haye opinion. ,t.hd nav havr.
'"". the audarliy to express taeml which
came in candssl with their notions and
pledges. We h We head /, reported.
shaHsa gr d. no. suueh lnr the assur,,hs.
sliaisnm" hare promised on tic slump, 10
make the RANTS shsTo m plenty Of eash
~ the peepie! We hope. II any "ns has
sid tbs 'ar the purpose oil being elected,
that he anss MT beiurg 10 Ibe Otigiasl
pann,l nj nrw~erssv. II. pl,sr lois
pisces T. bry' MI tie ra ch oi conn,sni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
N lNDEffNDfNr REPRESENTATIVE

~ INDEPENDENT REPRESENTATIVE
Those even of our readers who may
diiIrr from Mr. Bolts in poli,ics-and i1-
deed ,hase who diiIer from him in opinion
on The very question which gave rise TO
The suhloined ieiter--caunot but respect
lhe spirit with which he Hiadiraies his
rights. and repels the otlicious aud nnau.
tho ized interference ol the Legislature Of
his State with the discharge of his duties
a. Representative Of the People.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
EyrSISs SrssuoS.

The house met =, hail pat 3 n'cirek.
Mr.. MrR,e continued his trinsIks.
lie denoancrd Tie tariff act IT 1870. - =
sy.Irm nj Iiun,ier and oppression. and
,isniy Clay q, The anth"r I'll lhs cnmpIu-
mise srt-and spoke elnqurnsly IN the
su' isc, II .he line imposed upon General
ia asun: ant NJ about SLY u'slack coneluJ-
I'd his remark. &C.,. .A.az .@..@
On ma,.ea # Mr. Gtagg. the Loose
then aijnurued.