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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29
Sas inGtcifc pun S,nnfi.

eu ewfcr 9tc9errepublH 1T SInardic an
her Saacscronuna, unb bcindhc eisfelbcn
SIuftrittc ftnccn itatt, rpeld,e Dor ct,pa so
c,ahreu baiclbit prrfclen. Te9er, Wulattcn
uno Spanicr fd,laocn fId, inter chamber,
nuo cnhlid, piro pchl ipiebcr cine antcre
Wadr eintretcn, SciIs oen eerSnfel nehmen,
iiue eem Icaerrcid,c cin SiH madlen.-
Sar;lid, erciauetsn Fd s'pci 9efchte Sspiftcn
cru 1ruercn tes Trcfoeuten uno ben Sns
iur9cntcu, in fpeldem Gritcrc, bci bem @ers
ind, Gin Scrt III ercbcrn, 900 Manu sinbnes
ten. Sin 24itunoi9er Naffenitillitdno nurs
be acIdMcfien, nm bic 1ostcn sN te9roten,
wcrduf bic Svnrren bee 1reGbsnteu rctirirs
ten. @Gpitoin Scyt, wctder am 27ifcn
9Iprif pcn pcrt &epntlifan abic9clte, berid,:
frf, hae bic Mulatten He9icrnng gdnsfid, 9cs
ltilr,t lit. Die Sd)warsen tparcn pclIfcms
men iie9reid, in cen @efedtten init Den Res
acknowledgment. Gas Seer ec6 Yrefeeus
ten ,par i'm 9tcreeu eutlaecn mcrben, uno or
felbit Iud,tc 3ufud,t in Ycrt Ncpublfan, NOS
hin ihm aber eiuc ntertc9cncre 2abl fc9te,
70 oas Han uidIt 9lauttc, er wiree ldnacr
ais einiae Gage ausbaltcu frnncu. Die 9ics
pclutipniqeu habcn cine uuabhdn0iee 9ic9ics
ruu9 i'll 6cm lpauildcu 3beil Der Snfel crs
INUtCf. XVI tIuHAVl'Nit Nou'tui "y uit
trci Sregatten pcr pcrt Gcpntlifdn, i'm ocil
9lus9au9 at erwarten, uno Ia bic Ae9ieruug
ipnbrid,einlid, nidN ian Staner 1T bic ifiru'
Iirtc, unc jest an Sranfrcid, fdlli9e Gntifi.
eiaun9slumme su beSahlen, 70 ifeM su Ucrs
nluthen, baB eie6 als cin 8crpano 9cbraud,t
tperceu ,pirc, I'M bic Suicl inScIs su ncbmen.
gu Ssm prcusiidcn 8riesc BON 1906 bcs
fam cin Sd,ullebrer Gneu 8eueral bon ecr
fran,SEften Srmce iu's Suarticr, ,peil rr
cine cute Sberftube hattie. .ln9cahtet cicfcs
bohen @aifes plltueerte mau bod, III Der lln'
tcritube. Ter gSirtb fla9tc linn wcinenc
fciueu 2ufaub, nuo bat I'M Solilfe. 9Scnn
cu nod, etrpas haff, BAD Dir licb 1T, 70 bring
es auf meiue Stubc, Ia9tc Der @cueral, in'
ten fam i'd, nid,t hclfen. Der Shullcbrfr
hattie eeraee ucdb ein paar--fette Sfpciue
Gem 8eriangen ees @cncrals sufoIge brad,'
&c er iIc allc in Die Sbcritube, uuD 70 Wur'
ben Ge 9lhdIid 9erettst.
9Its Serr Slay unldu9if in 8alsi9t, I.-S
ouf gefudb war, hberrcitte itm cine Trau
, ieuer Stact, in 9Imerifd fabrieirtes Seieen
,tuo fur eiuc gEfite init ben Wrrtsu "Jra
arm Sie bicfe gScife an ndchitcn 4teu NldrS
rseuH Sie ais preIeent Der Der. ct. in Sb,
Nnn ciu9cId,wcren perbcn." cr. Slap Der
Ghcrte Der 9uten Srau, baB or ibrem Wnn
it,e nit 9tr9uigcu nahfommen wcrce, fallt
ibi Der Wunid feiner Wittilr9er gu eisffn
slmtr berRfrn perec.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Ssitcsm in @nslanc bas Sricfpcrtc 70 be-
eeutenb berunterscirst it, ifcht I'D, bic pcit'
faee nod, eiumal 70 gut als fcntf. Sn benz
lesteu Sabre hat fie tpieeer eirsn 9uten
Sd,ritt sematt. Die Srieftrdaer baben
stpar mehr ~ thun, eafllr aber ard cine bei'
fere @innahmc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29
St0rb.

9tm 1lten Wlai IN Bethlehem, al ber 98ai'
ferfud,t, anna SO / 4, binterIaGene ISit'
roe ces Dor eirigenSabren perifcrbcncn @hrtp.
pdul 9Eeie, i'm 9Ilter pcn 76 Sabren, 8 Rc'
naten uno % 3agen. Scnntags earauf
,purbe ile beerbist, bel welter @slescnbcit
Der Gbrp. Sosrr Seioel cine paifenbe 9teee
hiclt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

SIM mmerwdbrenbe e9ung.
- Sn pbilabelphia tpiro segenipdrtig cine
llbr 9e;eiat Die I'D, ieltff auf,pinbet. Die
9lrbcit an ocrielben folI icbr einfad frin.-
Diefes Berf MORAN I'D, bercits 70 oicle ben
Scpf bradleu, mare babcr tein @etemuie
nebr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29
Gin 2eDriiiiifsc

sur @rlernun9 ces S6mieozSoanps
lperts,
pirb fc9lcid BON ben llntsrIhriebensr IN Der
Stact alIentauu uerlan9t. Gin Sunge bon
Is bis IL Sabren rpiro cine quite Steae fin'
cen, ipenn er i'd, icsleid, melcet BEL
6ef ih1b Clutter.
9lQentauu Pai, 90, rsbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

@eiBler's 8erurtbeilnng.--
@eieler, Der Oeutihe, pelder Dor eini9en
Mcnaten, in SuffcIf @auutp, 9fcbe @ilano,
fir Die Grniorcuns BON oerrn Smitb II. iris
ner @hcfrau psrb6rt uno itberfiibrt fpcreeu
lit, wurcc prrurtbsilt am Sreita9 cem 7ten
ndd,fcu SUM-, s,piIhen l2 uno llhr burd,
cen Stran9 bir9crihtet 81 fperoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Ssad, benz Cincinnati commercial bonn boz
risen Wcntag ,puroe i'm Sbio Slus an ber
euolctp Ctr. in Cincinnati ein Cad aufges
fan9en, in peldem Die eeid,e eines ohn9ef6br
10 Sabren altcn SSndben mar. gSer ber
W6roer uno no bic That eefheben it, hal
bis jest nod niht ausgemittclt ipcrcen fon'
iten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Taturwuube r.-Sn Wbcelin9 tpers
ben nun spsi Griinsr sesciat, fpeld,s weeer
!Ndnce nod, Shee haben, icneern Srallen
,pie bic Srallen eincs 9Iolers, neld,e iIe NIT
berIclbeu 8smanbtbeit sebrandcn als Sins
Der oeppbulid ibre S6nce acbrduhen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

s. SO. Su9bes, @iq. bon Sd,upIfia
@auntD, bat feincu Sib i'm Seuat bon 9cnns
fplpanien nicbcr9elcat. Subem Der Diffrift
nuwieterbrinalids eofo,Scfo III, 70 ipiro cbne
3weifrl ein Idhfrlser bon Der ndmIfen
politif an lcine StcIe setpdblt ipercen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

8ricgeriI h. : Ter prriIccnt ter
Ser. Stoaten bat cen Scfiat benad,rid,tiget,
cae er Sefehl aescben fir eine aInSabI lrnp'
pen mad, Der @rense BON Seras Su naariti'
ren unb ebcnfaas einc Slcttc Jfrie9sitiffe
mad, 8cra @rus becreert babe, bic Scipe'
eun9cn Ger Iericaner scscn 1cras ~ becs
badten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Cine 3eitun9 b:merft lit gesu9 auf bic
Sielen sbiebungen NIB neue GinieBunseH
bon preGbent Gplers Cabinet Seamten :
"Ger preGccnt 1T tpie Elm Sine, eas inlmer
neues Spielseu9 baben tpill."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29
Saufmcten-ltffe.

Anf Serlangcn oielcr unierer eeer SfhS
ipir bier nahfOl9ene ben Wcrtb Der Sanfuts
ten Der oerId,iebenen 8anfcu sielts Staats.
Wir gebcnfen bic 9ifte fur eiae 3citIaua nod,
dcntlid beridtigt At publiiircR.
9lnf ale init cinem 90 beSeid,Hth Bdulsn
fne entneeer falid,e eeer perdnberte Rotsn
BON peridieeenrn Sensnnunsen, i'm llmlauf,
Dbilabelpbia 8anfen.
DO BON HDros Smerifa, $1s
DO Der T6rbiid,en Sreihsiteus, par
DO ben pennfDluanien,* par
DO bon penn 2aunfhir,* = rar
Do Der 9ereiniaten StdatfH, N
Commercial Banf BON penuipIpan!en,s par
SarmcrS uno Wfdauics Sanf," par
@irarbs 8anf,# 8
RenIIusten 8anf, xar
Mannfafturers unb Wsd,anies gant, par
Wehanics Banf,* par
WcDamenling Sanf,* oar
philadelphia 8anf,* par
ShuDIfiQ 8aHf,$ nar
Soutbwarf @anf, bar
Bclteru 8aut, par
Ganes 8aHfea.
eibanen 8auf AZ Fibancn, 1
DO bon Shamtersbura 1
90 ocn SeftDebnrq*
DO bon ph.sburs,% /
DO bon Susauehanaa @aEntp 80
DO bon @teffer @auntp. par
DO bon Driaspare Sauntp, par
DO bpr 8ermdntaum, par
DO bon eeWstaun, II
be peB BdoeiftauH, /
DO bon McntgomerH &duntp,* par
DO BON Tcrtbuniberiano*, pdr
oc bon Srrfs @auntD*, 20
Columbia Sanf uno BrldcnsG Gcmpaanie Z
Sdrlise 8anf,*
DoDlestaun 8anf bar
@aifon 8ant* par
@rhause Banf bon Titistusa, /
DO DO 3ireis ~ oclIicaysbuYa
@rie Sanf ~ Grie, 2bis 8
SarmerS unb Drcsers, WabueSbura 2i
SrantliH 8anf in Waid,ingtcn /
SarnierS Sanf BON Buds 9dunty, par
Farmers 8anf BON eaneaifer, 4
Sarulers Sanf BON 9leaein9, I
oarrisburg Sanf,* :
socnesbale 8anf, /!
eancaiter Sanf, /
eaneaifer Sannts Bdnf,* :
Wertlt. unb Wanufaft. 8ant pittsbnra .
Winers 8anf ~ pcttsviae* IL
Wpnensabeta Sanf su 8rcmnSpille IL
SBypmius Saut ia 9Bilfesbarre, Ii
gorf Sanf tu Ycrt, 1t
Bcifbrdnib Sanf ~ WilltamSpcrt 5
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Serr 8 iainaS, ein Tele9at bon 8ers
mont Al Der neulid,cn Tational Contention
,u Baltimore, 1T AM Dpnnerifa9 Dor adt
5aaen mad, elmer furSen 8ranfbeit i'll jcner
Statt acitcrbcn. @r lcu ein aue9eseidncter
Stedts9elebrter gewc(en Iciu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Godein Spfe Scbn Onttou,
eeut. III Der erifen &cmpd9nie Der State
Seucitles, inter bem COMMANDO oeS Sbri'
fen page, 1T am uori9cn Samifase an eincr
euu9ens@ntsi!nouu9 seitcrben, wcldls sr I'D,
wdhrfuo Der lluruhen in !RenlIn9tou, rpc ct
70 picl gu btrsD llntfrSrldan9 teitrus, ;usr'
ic9cn batts.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

Oean fa9f, bas in Tcu Srteans jebcn
9ibcno 100 9iculettS i'm Sang lIno, tpeld,e
ibrcn 8eiisern allnddnidb jcbeS so 2baler
rcinen @erpinu abrerfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29

@unfdref,l l6. Sebruar.--Sei elmer
neulifcn 5reibjago 1T Die faum 9laubIihe
3ahI pcn 1000 g86lien uno 30O,90O Soafen
erleat wcrben. Wiau red)net ben cdeurd,
ZEN 8crfauf Der Soaieu uuo QBrlfsfene uub
iuoireft burd, oaS reu 9ct0cteten WOlfeu ent,
gau9enc 8ieb eem eanee aelbafften 9uscn
auf | Diilicncn tilrtilhcn Y!aiter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-05-29
&cligipnsicctem in Dem Sercimi9s
ten GtdHten.

Sclgenbes it, mad, ben ncneifcn 9ln9aben,
bic slniahl Der preoi9cr unb @cmmunicanten
Der hauptidflid,ifcn proteifautilden Heli9is
cnsieeten in ben Der. Staatcn.
.. 3D.. preci9es: @cmmuni'
L. caflteI:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

4 hsms, we're F1usl saFTihssE b mskF
iof tAs aFaH silanR II tfKast
beL - feusFns 80 aEe aFsiruns ~
kn0aing b RhsI pslirE / sasl1bs Euid
"a. - ne stsEt - - sirEsi q - Gtisl
MarisHs'e Of he q. s - - Tetessars
q re qasslian of he annsxsilsn q Texas.
| d uol think 4 right . nanenn~s IL ss.
sanre. shsl uill he he eousss Il ) faiprs
adminislrslea IN Fesrees - . qassiion
9Th Fgeiga paatr. hare. ho~evsr.
M hesilalon IN szyins aha,. f.rfEom hss-
ing any reasn Objection % he aansxa.
lioa Of Tess. | shosli he slsd 70 see 4.
.i'houi di.hehos-sishens asr, 1iah the
eommon ronsent ol sh~ Uaion. and upon
issh and fair terms. 10 OFT Ihiak mar
The sahieci Of sllssry oush. 10 Affect Ihs
qBesllnn, one wsy o. The other. Vie
thtr Texas be independent OF ircnrrarai-
cd IN the United = airs. 4 do not bshevs
Z vii pr.long o. shorten ne duraiion ~
that lest tuition. II i. destined % bsc-ms
extinct. u some distant day. in my oPln-
ion. BY he operation Of the ineVilsble
laws Of poTulsnon. |, 9ouid be pnsise
% refuse permanent asquisiiion. hich
Will sxis, - long IS The Rlsbe remsins. on
seeouhi Of ismpo aty institution.
In ,he contingency of nv ell elion. 10
which ynu have ad,eried. Il the AFFAIR Of
seqniring Texas should breome subject
af eoasilsration, l should be governed b.
the state Of faei. and The stale Of public
opinion existing u the lime | nigh, BE-
called upon a. sci. Abave al. | should
be governed by The paramount duty Of
preserving TIL Unian ehuse, and in hsr-
mnny. regarding il - | Do - The great
guaranty Of every political and public
Blessing. under Providence. whlrh. % a
Tree people. we are permitted |" enjoy.
l an. eeniemen. respectfully,
Your obetien' servant.
ii. CLAY.
Messrs. Thomas VI. Peters
aad John NJ. Jackson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

The Hon. WILLIE p. MAS0un has
been seriously indisposed, and has been
confined TO his room for some ten days
past, at his brothers residence in this VI
cinity; and has thereby been prevented
from seeing and addressing his fellow citi-
gems Of the county Of Orange during the
last court week, rs was his intention. We
are glad. however, 10 be able to state, that
no had so Ear recovered as to enable him
to return to his own residence ON Tues
day last.
Should his health permit, Il is Mr.. Man
gums intention to be a, the Mass Meet
ing at the Regulation Battle Ground in
October next; and we are glad to have
permission 10 say, tina, il is his intention
to attend all the Mass Meetings in the
state, if it IL possible Cor him to do so.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

u 10 Ihs prIisy ef he Wigs N TO-
rWaff ms lpms mEkfthY lpsFsaalas ~
eanFtmFFt. ahd tauH ~ eEstnng ffEn'
lsr 80 e0aSlsbi dsasEd r. aggleslsasa
predurbons. % gre stsbilsGy . lhs basi'
ssss 81 he iarsss and Pisn'er. It's ne
p.ley q ne L0rofoeos-ia . he giesl
ahj.ri % be secured u he slssllea u III
PsIk-lo hrsak doxn lhis bome-maksl,
sad % dIivs psopls IRON nfehaalssi l..
Dor % fsFning; IN doing shieh. 4 hey
eosA tucesed. they uoold noi only coo.
sunmals the Distraction eflhe mannfseia-
IeEs sad msehaeics. bul q he same liaus
Tnin The sgriepllursl ialrfesis. Il . So
The farmers and plshisrs Of Marylsad =
choose belwsen lhese lwo slasfnaiises.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
ALARAMA ELECTIONS.

The Texas dag waves over he Stale
IN triumph. Unable 10 pay their own
debt. The people vote 70 assume ihe IN
mense debt az Texasl The Wigs
have struggled nobly Cor their primer
pies and Tor protection 10 our own ciii-
rens. but il has been in vain. The FAM
cied benefits OF foreign aggression and
war have dazzled the eyes Of The I.oc0s,
an 10 save Texas. and have caused hen
70 lose sight Of What their own country
stands so lameniably in needof. Steady,
Wings! steady! Strike earnestly from
this 10 the election in favor Of The good.
cause. Do your duty and leave The re-
suit 10 providence. Elsewhere all Is
well. Locolocoism Is doomed.
Southern 7kssalOOsal Telescope.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

cammhiss would srssl innhs Isngu'gs
4 segufanss. Tut not ne islss sic
msnn ahifh 81, FFRfg where. n %
forih ~ cor oPPRaenis, q e he fpls u
Ms SAFE "a Natembsr. Renemhsf lhsl.
IN Narsh Csrrl,ns. uas 6,si beard the p
uol,e shoot Of Independents. snd rrly ap-
% il a. esFlain. thsi che uill nsssr for.
fen sbai high distinction. by rsslerring
POik and 7sxss. 10 Clay and fAs IN
ION!
By order. RIcHD HINES. Can.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
The Fredricksburo Herald =, neutral

The Fredericksburg Herald, a neutral pa
per. says: Mr.. Tyler, in his recent address
10 his friends, alluding 10 the U. y. Bank,
asserts that it ended its existence amid
the curses and denunciations of the many
it had ruined. This is a misrepresenla-
lion of fact, which for the honor Of our
country, we are sorry to see made By its
acting President. So far from many be-
ing ruined. not cent, among the many mil
lions with which the Bank was entrusted,
from the period Of its establishment, in
1917. to the expiration Of its chater. in
1897, was lost. eilher To the public or to
single individual. The fate Of Stale in.
slitulion-eilher Of Pennsylvania, or in
any other common wcaltll-whaieye NAV
be its title or appellation. can in no wise
affect the question as To the policy of es-
tablIshng United States Bank, and this
every intelligent and candid mind will
freely acknowledge. Pet. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05


II is a travellers story that Russian
wives are happy and grow boaslful in
proportion 10 The frequency with which
they are beaten. This seems 10 be Just
the ease with the LOeofoeo party. They
Dragged vehemenily as soon as they found
they could throw their strongest man
overheard; staggered still more uhen
they had succeeded in putting up their
weakest candidate for the first Office in
the Government; hurraed when they had
nominated Mr.. Wright for the second |;
were still better pleased when he fatty re-
fused The honor; and fell into perfect ecsl
tacy when man OF less prominence and
popularity accepted what was going 4
begging--,heir Vice Presidency. They
are pleased with the blows they hit them
seires, but fall into rapture when. in adj.
diiion, the Uhigs bang them. In lou
isiana we beat them and they began 10
vapoE in North Carolina they got a
threshing, witch put them into sill high.
er spirits; they were next severely pound
ed in Kentucky, greatly 10 their grasifi-
cation; an entire defeat in Indiana threw
them into the most glorious humor; and
the lame result in their stronghold Of
Missouri lifts them 10 the very pinnacle
Of exultation. These brilliant successes
are only diminished by their failing to
lose their Mormon State Of Illinois. and
by their not being altogether routed in
Alabama. Had the Wigs now done
what they will but too probably doin No
vember, and fog them in at least Two of
the three last States, there would have
been no more end to their Wanting than
10 that Of a Russian dame when her husband
has broken nearly every bnne in her skin,
and left her the use Of scarcely any other
member than the tongue, which sh1lIy pro-
claims to the whole neighhorhood how
giOriOusiy she has been belabcred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
MASONIC.

w The corner stone Of The new
Court House in HiIlsborough will be laid
with Masonic ceremonies BY the brethren
Of Eagle Lodge, No. II, on Saturday The
7th ofSeptember, al II o'elock. An Adj
dress will be delivered on the occasion
by the Rev. WILLIAM VI. GREEN. The
brethren Of other Lodges are respectfully
invited to participate in The ceremonies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

A SPLESpTp' FnIpRE.-a rresi mass
meeting Ollie Is,coiocos u Washington,
Mississippi, which bad been advertised
Tor weeks. and 20 which lhe DaH meet
ing IN New Orleans appointed delegates.
came OF week before last. and . more
splendid failure. ne understand. has ne
YER been witnessed even in Mississippi.
We learn from good sulhoniy, that sf,rr
Ill he drumming. and Dragging. and coax
ing. not more than Two hundred could be
got together 10 hsten N the hsrargue NJ
our old friend Gen. F.hx Hustnhl So
much for the Locofoeo blusler about Mis-
sissippll So much for Texas. and Ge-
neral Illusions ire mendous influenetl
We tell our Trends that. in spite II sll
the bragsine and hurraing about Missis.
,ipPi. lhs, STATE wall 60 Tor Henry Clay.
Max our predict on. and REMEMBER il
next November. 2ropic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

ED A meeting, for the purpose ofor.
ganizing County Bible Society, will DO
held in the Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day the l2th instant, at o'clock. An
The friends of the Bible cause are request.
ed 10 attend. \ ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

IDA VIZ
Here il il shown By conclusive data tha,
the Northern Sta es--,hsIis tie msnufsc-
mrers-take nearly twtce as Innrh If the
anur from James River az all The world
bssid,---and thai r 81 nd, f.r whose sake
we are asked By the anIi.tarlfitrs IL break
Up our manufactures. used less Than one
seventeen h as much Of the h1ur as The
Northern Siaiesi
BIT al that is said and psored here in
regard To the v-lue OF the Nonle mr.
Ike, 10 the farmers aud Tih ters oI VitgI
MIA, sPpl'es with much great force to
Mayland. Ii is not too much to say.
thai were il not for the manufactures IN
mr. own 81 te. and thnss in the Northern
Sale. the farmers and pl, n ere oi Mary
LAID 40, II not have a s,kei Z one hall
al q C pr"durt"ns OF their f.rms. A very
large pr"pur'lon.-perhaps the ia g"s,--
of the fl,ur, corn. o Is. becfard rr k rsts-
ed in May land, the lover part Of Virginia
ADD ia pnruons Of Penuss lvanIa AID the
W,s'. add brought ~ the Baltimore mar
krt Tor sale, - shipped 10 tie No tn,
where there would be M demand for j.
but that the I 70 keeps the mechanics
and manufscturers there al work. There
are some towns in Massachusetts, which
consume more II B llimore n ur than is
eaten by Ill England. Any man at al
acqusinreJ with the trade of b atimors,
knows that there is coBs,an; shipping Of
G,ur aud grain TO Boston, Providence and
other manufacturing towns Of the North,
aud but for the demaad, which tie tr,fi
creates there, there wonlI be no market
10 which We could Send our productions.
And get some men are So blind as np,
to see in these things shs. The farmers OF
the middle States have the most DIRE CT in.
tcrest in the protective policy: or, as in
the case Of Mr. Edmunds, of Virgins, so
Ignorapi as not n know, that The home
market which the mechanic, Il aud manu-.
featuring industry of the c,untry creates,
is worth to The farmers and planters more
than I'll the other markets oftbe world be-
eide.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
Mss MEETING.

The contemplated Mass Meeting OF tho
citizens Of Orange and the adjoining coun-
ties, on the battle field Of tlie Regulators
on the 9th and 10Th Of October next, Is
beginning to excite considerable interest
in Orange. The Committee Of Invitation
is actively engaged in the discharge Of its
duties, and we suppose the Committee OF
Arrangements is equally active. Every
person we have seen since the announce
ment, with very few exceptions, has ex-
pressed an intention to be present. Or
ange will have a full delegation, and We
hope the other counties will turn out in
large numbers. That the Committees Of
Arrangement in the different counties may
have notice Of their appointment, we re-
publish the list, and shall send 10 each OF
them number Of the paper containing it.
Proper exertions on the part of the COM
mittee will bring together large number;
and as we shall be in council two days,
all hands will Of course carry their tent
covers and ample provisions for their COM
fort and subsistence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

A BaaL aflAs Gated STATES. and . SQUAD
Naiiaaal caueaey.
Tariffs resease, With fair psoise,i., a..
Ameriean lndusiry.
A hoaest and sesnOsnieaI administf.,i II
the Nalianal Government.
An sani,hie Distribution ofIhe pfOcseds 81
The sales Of The pubic Lands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

MISSIONARY SOCIETIES IN LONDON
A recent London Magazine gives the fol-
lowing as the amount OF contributions for
the last year to some Of the principal Mis-
sionarg Boards Of that CITY:
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From Baltimore Patriot.

FREE TRADE IGNORANCE.
i, is diminishing what profound igno-
rance the advocates Of free trade or loco
focoism are in upon the subject Of trade
and commerce. Recently it was stated
by Mr. Ejmunds, T. leader OF the Loco
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

The New York Express says: " The
holders OF Cotton are quite encou, aged by
the a'lyicRs per Acadia, which show an
advance Of one. eighth ola penny in Liver
pool, and two centimes in liavre, over
the prices by the previous steamer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

Al subsequent meeting OF the COM
mit,es Of ten, appointed by the chair in
accordance with the third resolution, the
9th and 10Th days of October were select
ed as the time for holding the Meeting;
and the following gentlemen were appoin'
ted committees Of arrangement for Orange
and the adjoining counties, who are re-
qnested TO call the attention of the people
of their respective counties to the subject,
in the manner they may deem most ex-
pedient. -..'.- "A a..
For ORANGE--Col. WIN. A. Carrigan,
William Henry Merritt, Stephen Glass,
William Barbee, Charles W. Johnston,
Col. Handy Wood, George Hurdle, VIII
liam Rogers, Green ID. Jordan, Michael
Shofncr, Col. James Graham, Fielding
feathers. Gen. Joseph Holt, Daniel Shot
ncr, Pcyton 7. Moore, Col. Ahncr fof-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
Messrs. Thomas NJ. Peters
aad John NJ. Jackson.
LETTER FROM Mr. tLiT on DTELLIyG.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.

from the NeNafk uaty advertiser.
The following is The reply Of Mr Clay
to leuer recently addressed 10 lin BY a
number Of The ri,Izens Of Fsystte and
Wssimoreland counts $, Pa. A similar
letter has been received in answer 10 one
from this city, IL ahieh Mr.. Z. repeats
his denial II tbs vile Islander concerning
The cilly Duel .