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NEW BOOKS AT FRANCK TAYLOR'S, a
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WE promise our customers to keep on hand a
w supply of our 80 boots. Weare happy to find
they please SO WELL and shall not spare pains to
please all who may favor US with call
J. Z. FOWLER g. CO.,
llth and + streets,
and w. MANN,
Sign of the LARGE BOOT,
Pennsylvania avenue, 2 doors from Al street.
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Baltimore, May 81, 1645.
May 29-lawsw3wr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

CONSERVATION An English writer On
Bees 20 England. Gays. that honey is A
universal specific. and smons in oh,r
valuable properties he derl.res iha,i, pu.
vents Consumption. and states iha, ILa.
destroyer Of human lite 10 not L., own in
countries where honey is regularly IA.
ksn Ne an article % food. Tha,s sLs
have ls's faith in The specific NAV per.
hsps attribute the cause 10 difference Of
climate father Than 10 honey. The InL
ian singers. u u slso affirmed, are rr,sr.
W indebted ." honey. bu, their prseIire %
to sharpen il with few drops Of ,ela.
iA"agh 'hey sonstisnss take il 10 . pUr.
state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

A Paris letter says that the r,,,.L
Chambers viii make the gran, Of ns,.''
four million Of dollars. required by,h, n,
vernmeni for the armament Of n. So,,;s.
cation surrounding the capital, and ID
The 22oo pieces Of cannon % be rl,,.
led abou, them, and the fxed Tarison u
fily thousand men. sisrile the p.ri.;,,.
The Radicals and Liberals originally -, =.
ed yehemenily aud necessarily lor Il, e..
iihcaiions now they Discover. ,ha, h,
coasts are no, adequately prepared iOr a..
fence. and that the chief danger Tor rnuc.
Is from maritime approach
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

bes de upper hanA. and eulzl uFol "a
a. urislosEaey q usiliaaEy heroes pE -
oder hall ceniaEy. Al lie beiaeF %
ihat. John Bal nneds 6oxxing, I'D Il
ozghs 70 have il. We 1anf Iloesinr 10,
and i would doas good Wa wsns hlee3-
IN a. vel - John BzIls 80 lss ~ have Il.
Lei - nm . and have . rszi Irizh kno<k-
d0wnl Who 10 going 70 lrt Joha Bsll ssl
his Ions 10 gr0wling - NJ across the 80
ieFi Wen stop ms noise. II Il d hy
thnsiing CIR heads down his lhrosf. VIA
10 going 10 spend al his lie IN merrhan.
dising and manufacturing and lecturing
and presehing and printing! Who usnis
70 hear dis everlasting lslk shout con
srience and reason. and right and wrongl
The word has become stale and Insipid.
The ships oui 10 he al captured. and he
cities battered down. and he word burnt
up. 20 that we can start again. Thrrc
would be fhn in thai; some interest. sone-
hing 20 talk about. The newspapers ara
not worth reading; he murders lhxy eel
Of are. only one u time. and the terrible
explosions only 90 10 killing half dozen
or 50. We want 70 sec men moved
down in long baiialions. and artillery
trains dragged over them before they arc
dead. We want 10 have squadrons ol
horse trample on men dying. bur not dead.
and see The blood spin when they tread
on living hearts. and see the yuliures feed
on the richest sort ofcarion. We want.
wherever We sec . head. 10 break Il; wher.
ever 4 heart beats. 10 stop II; whcrever
there 10 beauty, 10 deform il; and wherever
there 10 order, 10 bring in chaos. We
can't bear these restraints which are called
civilization. aIhis 10 mine. and that Is
yours" We want 10 own nothing. and
rob for every Thing. This world has
swung out Of is orbit. and come too near
TO what they call heaven. We want 10
swing il as Ear the other way. until il comes
hard BY, if not all over in. the Internal &c
gions. IL we can do no more, we want
10 6ghi old mother England, and fiog her,
and get logged ourselves; and when we
are both logged well nigh 10 death. then
make treaty and have something TO iaIk
about. ..a...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

RfGHTEoUs VERpIcT.-ln the Court OF
Common Please yesterday. David nj. Ma
gle esq a respectable adopted citizen. re.
covered a verdict Of $500 against Levi d.
Slamm, editor Of the late Plebeian, for a
most aggravated SANDER published in tina.
paper during the late Presidential cam.
paign. Mr.. Nasle was charged with hav.
ing been spy and informer in ireland,
and it was asserted tina, he was for
that cause compelled to fire the country.
The charges at the time were proved 10
be ioully false. Mr.. N. having been tried,
convicted, and condemned to death, but
subsequently pa'doned No defence was
offered, and the jury after a few minutes
absence, returned verdict as above.
". j. Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

The New Orleans Courier having un.
dertaken 10 assert that the deb, of Texas
does not exceed six millions, the I'ropic nj
that city pushes home a query upon the
Courier, which we should think the latter
paper would find some trouble in answer.
ing How did it happen, inquiries the
Tropic, If that debt only amounts 10 six
millions. that Mr.. Tyler stipulated In his
Texas treaty that the United States should
assume the debt TO the amour, of ten mil.
lions. and that The Texan Commissioners
admitted that the debt would probably ex.
coed that amount! But the Tropic 10
cruel enough to 90 on and tell The Courier
that u u will take thestroabl. 10 inquire
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

The New fofs Mirror l.kss u. FINN,
thai The Southern branch n N. y 49, !.
churrh csnnoi Ram any por,i,. = n !. I.
property belonging 70 he body, md, - !.
late ecclesiastical nrgsnizaiion. 49,. y
.' The law rnn'iders ihem s.p.,.,;..'
Lawyers someiines difFrr ho.s,.. =
my On y this rase. n il be law. Lo- :
ever. viii !, he justice. 1ha, !, a. !.
peei IN whirh the question must 4. -. =
dered; and surely . Church will NJ, !. :
hagrani wrong. even should II, L., = ;,
low III But we shall see. ~
Lynchtprg ITrrinia,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

HAZARDOUS ExPEHiaESr.-A two-sto.
ry brick house has been raised in Barclay
street. New York. opposite ST. Peters
Church. by being lifted nearly thirty feet.
The house has been raised by machinery.
and two lower stories arc to be built be.
meath the upper ones. Thus a four.
story house will be built without break ing
up the roof. a...s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05
An M re-. pyo,.,, no.,. Dur;,

.7n Old Tree Biomn Domn.-Durns
a heavy blow on Friday last, an apple
tree known as the Great " ingaie Apple
Tree. standing On the farm of Mr.. Willla"
T. Wingate. in Dover, N. H., was pros
srated to the earth. This tree. from au'
iheni'c tradition, is supposed TO have been
two hundred years old; /. measured s1.
teen feet and y half in circumference. and
has been known TO hear Forty bushels 'l
apples year for number If years. one
year II bore sixty busl,els---and Il has pro-
baby averaged thirty bushels year lot
one hundred aud City wears.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

The Vicksburg Sentinel states that
Judge Coalter has sentenced Horace Pa.
gaud. convicted Of forging Treasury war
rants of the State Of Mississippi, 10 thirty
years confinement in the peni,entiary.
This is the lowest term the law would al.
low--found guilty. as he was, under three
indictments for forgery,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

0xzeo~ TxkkrIoxr.-sam. -;
sgsntlrmas. susre "a A.. &C., 90
lrr sceusinifd uilh he rrsou,,.. ~
saa th.n any Pssaa n 1his risy. - |.
hin shai hs tAoashi o. Or. "'.s:
whrthrr 4 would y ,alsabl, 80 I'D
tion! Nc. A. replied |. Il -. 80.
nashins bus tofsmish fars. aua - - "
III gUne long aga" a. i. c., ss's
The county nosih a 90 /. urIrl..
las foe any oshsr purpose sl..n g.. NJ. ".
ne British Government arprsr 4 49,. -
signed no athsr use Coz 4 re
neither eal"airs Nor iraops ,h,r, s
Poss % The Hndson's I,sy Fur c..I9
are the only sslllrmrn.s. aaJ
knnebte yory,,
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RALPH KING 4 co.

FRos BRAziL.-'rhe New York Com.
mercial Advertiser has commerce I LEI.
ter from Rio de Janeiro Of March 81,
which is considerably later than previous
adyices. OF political new. II mentions
only that the proiracted civil war in the
province Of Rio Gran,Ie is al last brouph,
to an end. and that the whole empire en-.
10, unbroken tranquility.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

Thornton A. Freeman. a deputy post.
master 10 Carroll county, Missouri, ulO
absirsried large amount Of money from
The mail some time las, year. ~as. on n.
slh ul'ino. sentenced 10 undergo thirteen
years Of punishment in the penilsuli,r
Of that State Al hard labor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05
From the New York Journal Of Commerce
May 81.

LET Us GO TO WAR!--John Bull wants
a ilogging--lefs give it to him. He is in.
solent--let's fog him! lie is spreading
hls power in all quarters of the world,
His armies are all over the earth, his ships
all over the water, and his merchandise IN
over land and water. Let's fog him! II
will cost US few hundreds of ships and q
few hundred millions of dollars, and few
score thousands Of lives. II will turn so.
city upside down, give rowdics and rob.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

The charge ol" Bargain. . made against
Mr.. Clay. ero~ ing oui Of his parllripa.
ton 10 ,lss Presidential election of 1924
aud which has been 60 long welded 10 III,
PREJUDICE by men ohio knew it, utter f.l.
city, 10 abou, tn be exploded by au,hen.
,'e documentary testimony. Mr.. Col,on,
The able author oI the Junius Tracts. rho
/" about To publish a iull and eomplc,s
history Of Mr.. Clay's life, privss and
public. has received from that sen,lsm, an
all the papers necessary not only tn his
own sxculpaiion, but 10 ihe establishment,
Of The gull, &c some Of hi. sccusers. I,
10 8 ated that " j, is proved BY them tina,
Buchsnsn came t. NJ. CLAW from Gen.
Jackson with . direcl Offer" which was
Of course spurn.d: aud tina, they " fas,en
blot on Buchanan forehead Which he
will find II impossible 10 wipe out. IIiIh.
erio M. Clay has been resla,ned from
making these disclosures, nut of regard 10
Mr.. Buchanan; but nov. az hi, hi,iory is
TO be written for posierity, and as h,s ow n
life IS drawing 10 q close, the call Cor ev.
cry thing lha, 10 needed To ri. az his char.
sc'er from the a.p-r'ions made sg,in., il.
rs too 'mps'ious To he disrgsrdsd. Ills
very f"tbrara"ec shows how well his en-
emies knew him. They felt they could
,rUst to h's maensniai,y. while they 81
lowed charge tn res, aaaip., him they
could al any time have dssroved."
Lynch6urg lIrginian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

His IL a .isgl a walnna ths,IT
% .fiaaaoEnse Psaaa eFsr g. ..-a
- d. : - Aan kllsrn ~. -.
@nay rsry ! heyoad IA 80 N
~ u cssriu = Eas.;,,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

NsNKIS CoTToS being struck ire.
marks the New Orleans Republican or a
recent date) with the extraordinary sale Of
Nankin Cotton made few days since by
the excellent commission house of Ralph
King d. Co., we applied 10 them for in.
formation, and we publish below an ex.
trac, from their note to us. twill be read
with much interest BY our cotton planters,
who are suffering so much by the depres.
sion oilhat great staple:
Mr.. Andrew Kerr obtained tie seed in
South Carolina and planted il on his plan.
tation in Tunica county, Mississippi,
where, by close attention TO the selection
Of seed, the staple has been much improv-
ed in fineness and in length Of fibre; it is
Of a rich. fine rankin color-it is cul,iva-
ted IN the same manner as the common
white cotton. The 81 bales sold at gel
cts. is the product Of sixty acres. proving
that it is almost equally productive as the
common white cotton. A sample of the
cotton may be seen on applying at our Of.
ice. Yours rery truly,
RALPH KING a. co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05
The Plaque 10 raging a, Jarusalsm, md
Staying about forty persan day.
LATE RELIGIOUS ISrEI.IIGrxcI

LATE RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
MISSIONS IN frRkEY.-lrom yer re.
cent intelligence from Beyroot, i, appears
that great religious interest is waking W
among the Maroniics. who have htr,e.
lore violently opposed Christian missions.
The missionaries in that region have jus;
commenced open, public Protestant wOr.
ship, without molcstation. In Constant.
noPle the work is advancing, though amid
much opposition. The Greek Patriarch
persecu,es, and as one consequence, the
brethren. as in Apostolic days, "arc seat.
tered every where, preaching ,he word"
The Mehommedaps are making no e.
tort to Sustain their system--are building
no new mosques, nor repairing old ones,
and assign as reason for this course.
that according 10 the Koran, Mohamns.
danism is to pass away. and therefore u
- Of no use 10 do ought to maintain it.
important changes. il is known, arc now
taking place in the Turkish empire. and
the Sultan lie pressing on his ministers The
duty Of providing for the general education
OF the people. They hare hard task 10
accomplishment like raising the dsad
to life. But in connection with the hbor
OF Christian Missionaries, everywhere SO
abundanily blessed, We may hope such ei'
forts Of the government will be successful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

RErrDLIcANIsM IN TURKEY. -- The
Turkish Sultan lately asionishcd ihe ma
,icns by his royal esict in favor Of poPu.
lar education throughout his realm And
now, as appears by the last arrival, he has
issued iir'nan, summoning from the Sc
yeral provinces Of the empire, to NEE, at
Constantinoplc. delegates chosen by the
provinces themselves. -" men of discrc'
ton, skilled in affairs, animated by parl'
otto sentiments, and jealous for the pros
pcrity Of the stale and nation, for the
pose OF enl'ghtcning The Government as to
the wants and conditions of their several
localities. and carrying back in person to
their constituents the measures OF relief.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05

Wss he 233 e 0elahsI, andnoulhsr day
lhsl Rishsrd MaFshall msl yuu q Eins q
- sssains r Sid ke. FscoEssiRK him-
sslL. : R.ehasd Mssshsll nsl raa. yes
say. N he raa6ts B@aslsis &C
sss nans ens resiaia sTsnins. PAY whs
rrs'as saN yoa glss 70 IsmsnAsnas -
koarf"
Be-nse I - s.s-ed u rive N,
mother Der nins o'rlork dnhghs hefore
itls md because. iusi a. | goi 10 M fash
efs cate. The ehnrrh eloek strurk IN"
Very securalel snd pray whsi I'd yos
70 be so very positive as % the dsyl'
= brraase The very nrxi morning sail
ed tor ilondon in > smack. hoss ssiIins
day 70 hssys On Friday. and Thursday
Very good ard Logical indeed. AaJ
nov. my dear. 10 eome 10 he paint. how
came you 10 remember thu meeting IL
self 80 Psrlirularlyi u wa NOT the irst,
! dare sayi'
I" No. sir" said Mary. with wonderful
self-possessinn. :. bur II was The lssi. Ire,
member Il. because Ne were engaged %
be maHird; and on that very night. and
bless God il was m other. Richard Mar
shall told me. and moi very kindly either,
! was not Fl wife for him. aLd lllaI all
that had been going on between Us 50 long
was fnresrr al an end. l'sea right 10 re
member this, SIR, 1 thinks
Mary had made. 10 preserve her ulle-
rance in This testimony, all ihe exerlion
nature permitted. She fell back fain.ins
into her ia'hrr's arms. and . muumur d
admiration ran roundi The court.
his is an alihi with a witness, %
said the old sI.rewd senior crown council.
"'Tis MI likely \ discarded sweelhear,
would travel SIX hundred miles to per-
jure herselffor a SC undrel like lhis.''
In eorrOboration Of Mays simple tes-
iimony, shnuld any be required. there was
handed 10 the jury a {" houses ile.' - whose
few lsares of rude memoranda contained,
evidently inserted al the moment. and
bloited nv still discernible tear, This
day parted forever with poor Richard
Marshall in this world. God gran, we
may MEET in the neIi!'
L" And did they meet. again in this
word. siI!" said I. when my honest
friend had got rid Of something trouble.
some in his eyes.
mo. sir; Mary thought II was better
otherwise, and no one durs, press ]. upon
her. She wrote him letter though,
which no one else saw: and I hear he
says his life was hardly worth saving
since he has lost Mary. Poor wretch!
vel see il This great escape will sober
him"
Little more passed beiween me and nv
friend, as the lights Of Haddinsion were
now in view. have since been in Der.
wick. and find Richard lives with his "a
rents. sadder and wiser man; and Mary
Il married IN India to a young chaplain,
10 whom Lord S. has promised a liv.
ing in the north on his return 10 England.