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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08
THE LATE IDGE GsST0y-Tbe yb;

THE LATE JUDGE GiSTOy.-The Whia
Clarion gives the following interesting ac.
count of the conversation in which this
distinguished individual was engaged i'm.
mediately before his death:
ellis last wordsraere in admirable keep.
ing with the purity and pie,y of his long
life, Surrounded by few of his chosen
friends who were at his bedside, on the
first intimation of danger TO which he
was lnsensiblc, he was relating with grea.
playtulness, the particulars Of conviyial
party a. Washington City, many years
ago, and spoke Of one who on that occa-
sion avowet himself .Free thinker in
religion. From that day." said Judge
CASTOR. ~ always looked on that man
with distrust. | do not say tina, Free
thinker may not be an honorable mar;
that he may nor from high mott, es. scorn
TO do mean act; but | dare not frus,
him. A belief in an over. ruling Divini
~, who shapes our ends, whose eye is
upon US. and who will reward us accord
ing TO our deeds, is necessary. We must
believe and feel That there is d God-.aH-
,oise--and"--raising himself and seeming
10 swell with the thought-ALNIaHTy!''
There was a sudden rush of blood 10 the
brain. He.sunk in the arms Of his frienjs
and in five minutes, his spirit was gone!
Not struggle be.okened lis flight, Not
groan panied the ear of his ayonised
friends. His body has gone 10 he dust;
his spirit. we cannot doubt. now resis in
the bosom of that Con ALMIGHTY. whose
name was last on HE lips, and 10 whom
he had long given The homage Of pure
and devout heart.'s
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~ Congressional summary, and 9th
er articles Of less importance. omitted to
make room for Mr.. Calhoun's letter.
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Az an election held in HiIlsbOrough on
Saturday last, for Magistrate Of Police and
Commissioners Of the Town Tor the ensu-
ing year, the following gentlemen were
elected:
p.L
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70 cha Tfs'sr y iLs,R~iasA s'sisins
laval myself of The polile offer. con.
tanned IN IN editorial article which ap'
Peafsd IN your paper = Few weeks since,
70 transmil the publication The following
notice Of The object for which the Bis
toriesl sceieiy ofthe University Of North
carolina has been established.
BY the Constitution which has been
adopted. the Presidrni of lhe University
for The Time being. is ex officio Presidenl
% the Society. and all communications
therefore, made in pursuance Of the sue-
geslions contained in Ihs paper referred
70 above. may be addressed 70 me.
fOurs.very respectfully.
ID. L. SWAIN.
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Nhlss e Ia Rirsr hare formed r.sn-
ssiEts iui0 ; cisy Glib. far he purposs
q dlssninaiiag Wig psiisziples. and pro.
noting lie election q HExHT Car 10 IN
Presidency q he United Ssales. hi.
: he kzi. ne believe. that has been form
g y the-soanly; and sc hope thzi shi,
move en- he pan o. sur Flat River friends
VII be responded 10 with enthusiasm il
ne different ser6ons sf'the county, and
thsi erssy csptain's district WIN have Il,
Clay Club. The Wing bah Win IN hi,
way be kept rolling On. and win continus
TO increase as i progresses. until scarre ,
Festlge Of opposition Is leh. Rally then
Wings. around your principles. and form
Clay Clubs. Let de jealous and active
among you cheer up hose who are luke
wam-Push forward the already fast NOV.
ing eurentof public Opinion-and the ide.
Of November next win bring in the con,
summation 50 devouily wished. Our gal
lantleader, Henry Clay. VIII be Placed ii
command Of the great ship Of state; wis
principles win be: firmly established; and
We may hope 70 see prosperity restored
TO our long misgoverned country.
There . suggestion which ought d
be made in connection with this matter
and which should not be disregarded BY
the Wings Of Orange. One Of the objects
Of these Clay Clubs, is the dissemination
Of political information among the people
and as The bess mode Of doing this, som.
political paper must be subscribed for ant
read BY them. We have proposed here
tofore that where clubs Of eight woult
subscribe and pay US in advance, W,
would furnish our paper at 81 each, lol
one year; and now renew the offer I.
clubs Of eight, until after the Presidential
election-say eight months from the Is
Of April-at sl:25 each in advance; or d
clubs Of ten sent 10 one direction, for ter
dollars, in advance. We have labores
hard 70 make our paperpemanently usefu
TO the people Of Orange; and Of course ",
shall continue our exertions in the presen
campaign. Il seems but proper, then
that we should call on the Wings Of Or
ange TO aid us in our efforts, in sustaining
a cause which they, in common with u,
and the Wings Of the whole country, be
lieye is identified with the happiness ant
prosperity Of this great nation. How ma
ny subscribers will the Wings Of Fla
River send us! Let an effort be made, ant
we doubt not they will respond IN IN.
question IN amanner that will he cheering
to US, and viii strengthen our hands fol
the labors before us. h
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Tf ekaEgf . : n~sgsin and Sels.
a Ifnnes-ee paprf si1is.. shnl y he
lsesiing = he Nhigs q Jons,benunkh
- lh.i sfaiF. Gel. Jns. A. Aiksn. h-seI--
fnre : nemnerai. esme bsldiy faFunfz
nnd DECLARED himsrlf Coz ilenry by. II
lhs epsrr a has spereh he Fsid fhai be
wss a meu.ber a the lrgislninss o. Ten
nfssee Il ths.time The resolutions were
adapird. ehsrging llrnFy Clay vilh bar
gain. Intrigue, and rrrrnFiiaa. and that
he voted l0r them. lie had lived 10 SO
lhai he was lhrn il ersar-hslf dane thai
great and good man injnsIirs-snd As "a
honrsi man Ne loek back hat roir. " he
vers n0w in die legislslnre. be weuld
vote 10 REPEAL Iha' VOC 0fths legislature. :
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TIE REGTLlTIOs-we cory from the
Greensborough Palriol portion Of Her
mon husbands celebrated work in rela-
lin 10 the Regulation in Orange and The
adjoining counties. The work Is very
rare; the copy in the possession Of the
editors Of The Patriot, perhaps, being the
only one now extanl, and from the de.
scriptiun Of which j, must be the same
we saw number Of years ago in ihe
hands of Intlsa Mnrnhu iha aaiu e....
we have ever seen. Il is document tina,
willlong retain It's interest among the PEG.
pie Of Orange. We have therefore con.
cluded to publish it. that all Of our sub.
scribers may read il, and those who de.
sire to do so may preserve il in this form.
No one who reads This work can help
sympaihiEiag with those hardy sons Of
liberty in their trials while resisting the
oppression OF their rulers, and admirlng
al the same time the delbera,ion which
generally governed them in their action.
With the true spirit Of our Revolution,
they peti,ioned. protested, demonstrated,
and after coming to that point when for
bearance ceased TO be virtue, they then
resisted their oppressors. II is not 10 be
wondered at that some OF their acts were
tempered with violence. Men must have
the passions Of men; and when wronged
and oppressed. who shall say thus far
shalt thou go and no farther! The same
spirit which directed The outbreaks at
Boston, moved the Regulators in Orange
An in,lomitable spirit Of liberty, impa-
,ient under the yoke Of tyranny.
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favored by The Hon VIM. II. Haywood.
with the copy Of = bin presented % the
Senate BY Mr.. Merick, 80 reduce The
rates Of postage. 10 limit the uss and cor
rect the abuse Of the Thanking privilege.
and for The prevention Of frauds on the re-
venue Of the Post Office Department"
The bill was read twice ON the 22d OF ia
mary, referred 10 the committee on ihe
post Office and post roads. and ordered 10
be printcs.
The bill provides that The postage upon
all letters not exceeding in weight one
half an ounce, under 100 miles shall be
five cents. over 100 miles ten cents; and
an additional Eve or ten cents Tor every
quarter Of an ounce exceeding that weight.
All newspapers Of no greater size than
ls25 square inches, TO be free Of postage
to subscribers within The county where
published; IL out Of the county, and not
exceeding one hundred miles, one half
cent; over 100 miles, one cent.
Pamphlets, magazines, &C., under 100
miles, 81 cents, over 100 miles 8 cents;
and cent for every additional ounce.
The Thanking privilege is abolished with
limited exceptions. The privilege is con-
tinued to the President and ex-Presidents,
to the widow Of any ex-Presidcnt; md to
the Heads Of Departments. Members Of
Congress may receive free of postage all
letters and papers not exceeding two oun-
ces in weight, from the time the member
takes his seat to ihs expiration Of his ser
vice; but his franking privilege is restrain
ed to five free stamps pOr day. Public
documents TO be transmitted free Of post.
-svs-as rrrrtururr. Inc franks OF the
Post Masters are TO be restricted to letters
and packages which shall relate erclusire-
~ to the business of their respective off,
ces, or TO the business Of the Post Office
Department.
The wording Of the fifth section Of the
bill seems to cut Off from editors and pub
fishers of newspapers the privileges which
they have long enjoyed of receiving their
exchange papers free Of postage. If this
shall be the operation of the act, it will
greatly retard the circulation of intelligence
through the country, which in other re-
spects ii seems to be its object to favor.
If such will be the effect Of the act, we
trust that it is an oversight which will be
corrected before the final passage Of the
bill.
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MIR. ClLHOUy'S LETTER.-In our prece,

MIR. CALHOuN'S LETTER.-In our preced.
ing columns will be found a letter from
Mr.. Calhoun, addressed to his political
friends and supporters. lie condemns in
very strong terms the manner in which
the Baltimore Convention is to be consti.
tu;ed, and withdraws his name from be-
fore il as a candidate for the Presidency.
Whether he will be Withdrawn entirely
from the canvass, he leaves to be deter
mined by his friends.
The following passage from Mr.. C.'s
letter can scarcely fail to strike strangely
upon the ears of his admirers, who have
suffered themselves to be led by him for
the last ten or twelve years. He cmpha-
tically, in few words, cuts up Notification
by the roots, or as the editor Of the indie
pendent expresses it, "he leaves Nullif-
cation no place on which to rest The sole
of its foot" These are Mr.. C.'s en-
phatic words:
.That each State has the right to act
as it pleases, in whatever relates to itself
exclusively, no one viii deny; but it is a
perfectly novel doctrine, that any State
has such right, when she comes to act
in concert with Others in reference to what
concerns the whole. In such cases it is
the plainest dictate of common sense. that
whatever affects the whole should be re-
gulated by the mutual consent of all, and
not by the discretion Of each"
rIty rJTR Nv the following cummu-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08
Weekly Almanac.
United states District Ccuyt
81 North Carolina.

gN BA. KltUPTCY:
llfe matter Of C.. NJ. Latimer, fiussoc
~. Gave Joaes Watson. and Green Manages,
BsakruP ell shaIl appl, 10 the Conrr a, Chm.
hsrs, "a Tho 18th day OF february instsai. I, r
2 hlal a,tcr Tor dividend Of The assetstn III
haads. All persoas interested are y, oni, ed ,o
lntefpuse their 81 jriiols 10 such dissribut ,ou
hciore the said Court Al that time
w. A. NORWOOD,
General .fssignes for Orengs.
: III Said distribuiinn " III be made TO 90
credIt'rs as have proved their accounts be;.ts
The Commission, ., ON Tuesday the 27ih " Ia.
ofusIy instant. ". A. n.
Febfnar, G. ~
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pfegliair sal rssdsfirg bhaas ls-fr sa
be pad y shr nsemosy -sf slss wElieEsa !
ssssrs of lhess sssnad sd llnasrs1s
days
The krst Apnp.l Mrsting viil y hid
= Gerard lizll. W rdnesday. Juar 9. 1854.
he a-E prsrrding he commencement
of lhe uni-srsify.
he iniEeas<isry Address WI BE dsli-
rrrsd the RL kes. feri 5. Ives, ID. a..
bishop 81 the ilinrese q AoFtss csrulina;
10 which public asiention Is respectfully
inrifrd.
DAVID L. SWAN. Pr<sitsnf.
ELISHA MITCHELL.
JAMES PHILLIPS. =
JOHN ID. n. Ho0I'FR, sS
MANUEL FIT Err, re-
WILLIAM M. GREEN.
CHARLES NJ. r DEEMS.
RALniI H.GvEFES.
TreassTer end Librarian.
ASIlBEL G. DROWN. Serrsfsry.
Caissfsiiy q ~ Car iias.
Jsn-ssy :sss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08

The Hon. Alexander Porter, Sc:.ator in
Congress from Louisiana, died at New
Orleans on the 18th ult. lie was an able
and distinguished member of that body.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08

CLAY CLUB.-By the following cQmmu-
n;caticn, it viii be seen that the spiritcd
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Ma. HEaRTr: take great pleasure in
informing You that the jealous and untir-
ing Wings of Flat River. following the
iaudabie and praiseworihy example OF
some ofour sister counties, have formed a
Clay Club. They have had two meet
ings, which have been numerously attend
ed; excellent speeches were delivered by
DIR. A. w, Gray, Charles +. Russ, and
others. There were some Democrats al
so present, who seemed, from their coun-
tenances, 10 say, am almost persuaded
TO be a--Whig. 1t was organized by
electing Harrison Parker president, and
John Nicely, Carter Waller, Doctor G.
Parrish, and ID. Umsted, esq.,. vice pre-
sidents; Geo. w. Jones and Moses Ro-
beris, secretaries. When the constitution
was read, there was a Simultaneous rush
ofnearly all present To record their names,
a copy Of which herein enclose to you.
The next meeting will be held at Man
gum V. Moize's, store. on the second So
turday in next month, which will no
doubt be much larger than the two pre-
vious meetings. shall send you an az
count from time 10 time of our proceed
ings, ct cetera.
GEO. ". JONES, Secretary.
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I hiSiSippi-The Hen. Jesse Speight,
late of North Carolina, has been elected
Senator from the state of Mississippi for
six years from the 4th of March next.
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Arl -. Aiesrh nessias ~ Prtsidrai
shall apPeinf fuo % norr persons. u ~
discsstlaa. % address lie clab ~ ralili-
al suhjeeas.
Art ID Thai Il !. nj -riiy 70 mem.
hfrs Prrseui eonseni, any mrmber. o.
moilon 81 an0sher meInbsE. shall haze per.
misslon 10 sddFess ths sseiesy. Alter ths
regular spesshes sEr delivered.
Arr. lih. That iweiss membr-s shall
constitute aqnorum 20 iFanssci business.
Arr 5lh. Thsi OR meetings si.sIl Be
held 81 snch times and Il such places - :
m.joriiy Of The members present shall o..
.lgnale.
Ar. Oh. Such oiher ard further rule.
and regulations shall be sdded 10 tie =.
bsve, - from lime IN tine may be derm.
cd necessary b. ; majnrify Of the club,
provided The mor.r lherroI reduce them
N writing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-06
Wilmington Journal.
-gm1DAwo Dg9s o. as4as
o. The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, arri
{ EXT1RA.

o. The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, arrlv-
ed here at about six o'clock last night. In
order to spread it before our readers at the
earliest moment we set to work upon it
Immediately, and have been ourself and
our workmen, engaged upon it all last
night. We hope our patrons will appre-
ciate our endeavours to lay before them at
the earliest moment all matters of import.
ance, whatever the fatigue and inconve-
nience may be to us.
We have no time to make remarks this
week, on this important document. In
our next we expect to do so. We venture
to say that ours is the first edition of the
"Message," issued from any press in the
State. Hurrah for the Journal office
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GAMBLING.

Let every man avoid every sort of Gambling
as he would poison. A poor man or boy
should not allow himself even to toss-up for 4
halfpenny, for this is often the beginning of a
habit of gambling; and this ruinous crime
comes on by slow degrees. Whilsf man il
minding his work he .splaying the best game
and he is sure TO win, A gambler never makes
any good use OF his money, even if he should
win. He only CANDLES the more and he is Of.
ten rendnced 70 beggary and despair. He Is
often tempted to commit crimes for which his
life is forfeited to his country, or perhaps he
puts an end hImselfto his miserable existence.
If gambler loses, he injuries himself; if he
wins. he Injuries compapiCn or friend, and
could any honest man enjoy money gained in
such way2 lss.1 s. -.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22


9AFFAERs OF TExAa.--An arrival AZ No,,
Orleans on the 30th brings some few items ~
news which, may interest the friends 10 M
young republic. The schooner Galvestoo
which sailed from Texas on the cd; la been
lost in a ''northcr." There were eleven soTls
on board;--Capt. VIM. Rickels; mate. any
three hands, names unknown. Passenger
Midshipman Bryant; formerly of Texas Nsvv.
MIR, Degeurs, wife and child, Mr., Klein, and :
German female, name unknown.
The Navy has been abandoned The an
GERS and men had leE the vessels and oone
ashore to live with their friends, the Iicutenan,
commanding the squadron being unable 10 get
subsistence for them.
The revenue collected at the C0sfornborss
in Galveston from Lat November 20 tho 0I :,
uitimo, was @5I, $3.50 42, aud will Drobabs
reach @55.0c0 for the quarter, which expire
with the month. The amount collected Ias,
year for the corresponding quarter was 500
$50 II, or less by one-half than that Of Inc
present.
Com. MooRE had deman ded of CONGRESS
the most rigid scrutiny into his conduct.
President HoUsToN has directed that the
proposition for. annexation be Withdraw unles,
there was a certainty that the u. 5. will ac.
cede to il alleging az a reason that Texas will
be acting IN bad faith towards England in ac.
cepting her meditation while she is seekieg al.
mIttance into the American Union.