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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28

Sentence Of Captain poOrhees.--The
Naval Court Martial has found Captain
Philip F. Voorhees,, Of The United States
Navy, guilty on all the FIVE specifications
OF the charge OF disobedience. and sen.
fenced him 10 be reprimanded in general
order by The Secretary Of the Nary, and
suspension for three years. This verdict
has been approved, and the sentence con-
armed.
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Public Sale.

IN Tuesday the 10th of September. will be
" sold at public sale, at the late residence of
the Rev. John Paisley, deceased, all Of his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, good assortment OF
theological and other Books, some three or four
hundred volumes, a Horse and Buggy, and other
articles not mentioned. Terms made known on
the day Of sale.
G.. G. TINNIN, a,,a.s
JOHN N. CLARK,
August 81. .r.-:.5 VI
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edir q dis ezesileui PsPer bad he misfdsiuns
= - nearly . guiss al q his Psinsing Hsals-
rials N he caIsmiious Ere phieA lsiely occurred
n faye,iesillr; and since thsi line has coniinued
- Issue small sheei On materials furuiiAcd him
b. his ssneroas hiends of he fraiernily. We
ar graii6ed % learn b. he Lad number q the
Observer, that he editor has purchased an enfire
new 81 q mzisrizlz from he Noysh. and : IN
daily szPecssti0a q their arrival The 0h%eE-
sr Win he enlarged greatly beyOnd IL former d.
menions. and the editor s.ss thai be . has sPased
no ezpsnse 10 render Il one q de handsomesi a
wei as he larses psper in thes,sle." wehave
ior long time REGARDED the Ohserr as one d
he ables; and most efficient wing papers in the
Stale; and We wish Il an extension Of patronage.
cOmmensuraie with il deserts.
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Notice.

THE undersigned, having taken out letters Of
y administration on the estate of Alexander b.
Cox, deceased, at the August Term Of Orange
County Court, hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment; and all persons having claims against the
estate will present them, properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this nonce
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN A. con, Adm'r.
August.27. 30 81
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Land for Sale.

WILL - - = p.te Ella =
Y. Enlsy - GC.h q StrlzEtET usIt
e - F.e1-cE. uhels Hsya hikef-
60 So ncW kxeA 1hkEE NALUA-
bLk TRACTS o. LAND. kns.n - O.
MelsAssA IAnEt - e1nA Weeds Trars, sn1
- ~ Tna. Dc Fs1Pxrag q De lmis Ahis
NnclnlA Ginsana the1s N Ees Egrlk ess fcz
hi.zhoHsgA. ns izn1 kas sod iEpzossuen.s
cn = and b wsl waaxsea feu.cux uilairE .
PlsEaAse - q ouurae skanins 1s Pr<ni~z a
eIeca q Twelve noalis III b gissn. Ia Fss.
chasH gisng bola zzl seru.i,y.
HENRY Whitfield; Adm'r.
Augoa IL ISL
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The North Carolina rarmer-

1870 s8sAa 1&& o&89& ISL 1xtAs
The second number d this work, lthe prospectus
fOr which has appeared IN The RecOrder.) viii
shortly Be issued. and regularly Published month
y thereafter. The editor has received sufficient
encouragement 70 commence the work, though
the patronage falls Cor short o. what might rea-
sonsb;y have been expected. We hope Mr.. La
mays Efforts in this behalf VII be properly ap-
Ireciaied By the Farmers Of NOnh Carolina, and
duly encouraged
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28

fRANDaETH's PIsI.s.s .ssrins.isss Hu
- a. csan nd ssiy csmas n al Fain 81
Htsfis irf4s Bsss -fsin = M nsrniLg an
tIAy ihs arssrs ihat iisse are tesiInsnio,.s
h.ae n ahe l.edy. Ne nsn eser had 40
stetinn 0fahe isnRE bet Il areE~ fF0m sgrTi-
rlla,ns HsasFs hasing stftird lhsrr. Nanan
~ had pain 10 The brad ~ "a sfTeslian of she
irfis bat 4 waa psadnerd b. ihF presrnfe no
4 thnse paris 81 -1erfnsaaisas HHnss Ssaah
Heumstism-it 70 the AsFimaai..as Humoss
sirh have seitied upon the membrane ofthe
pc les. So uiih dyssniesy-the Acfimonioas
fmors have seiii. q upoa tle mneus mem
lfne q he hcur's. ssRsavaied 10 moe casss
the sieaiion Cftiard Freal msilsrin those
qpartsni organs. TLrrr asseT uas pain o.
dsr.ss N aag pasi af the body fns.less i pas
padneed b an aerideail that was not coca
*ard Nv the presrnce af Aefid Hnmafs %
fhese hnmnrs whirh have 20 be expelled, and
; % doiaR The Psia af aislre-ss Is sure 10 be
frsused. To do this With epriaiaIy tie BRAR
nErH PiLIs mu-i be used. They are - ia.
oeent ~ bread. ye' al powerful a. the re
Pafsr Il The cause e sickness; may be taken
any time Of day o. night without alteration
Diet or fear of rod.
Il CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreih's Pills -
J. Heart HilIshorough: A. Terrence, Pittsboro'
Nm. foShne. foshee's store. Chatham; ]. M.Dade
chapel Hill @. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall; Z. 4 W.
fnith, Alamance; J. a X. Sloan. GieensbOrough;
ames johnson. Wentworth; Wood & Neal. Ma,
iison; Owen M.Aleer, YanceyyiIlc; J. r. callum
Million.
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Stop the Thief!

n, TOLEN fom the s1harsiber, while Il he
- house q Mr.. Jokn B. Low, in 6ulfcnd COM
y, about one mile and bali south a Eh smid'E.
On Monday night the 18th instant pair q Ed
de Bag, containing near $500 IN silver. hack
vest. cherk an nerk-kerrhieE pale hue and I'D.
shirt Clay pocket knife, and some garden
SEED. The Saddle Bags xeEc 81 he lind mostly
used BY physicians, lined throughout with white
cloth, and bound with red morocco, and have .
lock on bOth sides; my name i written in pencil
MARKS under the Zap, sufficiently distinct 70 be
scen on examination. There Is no doubt that The
saddle bags, money, &C. were stolen By IN indi-
vidual who anived II Mr.. Lows iaie on Monday
evening on foot and lcii dunng Inc night very
secretly, whose name did rot lcam. He was =
cal. slim man, should suppose about IS years Of
age, with light cooured curly hair. Of gentecl sp-
pearance, and represented himself as schoolmas-
Ger from Pennsylvania lie had on thin dress
coal Of checked material. light coloured crayat,
and pantaloons Of dark colour. Not having no
ticcd him with view to description, am not
able 10 give ono with more particularly than ]
have done; but hope this Is sufficient 70 Lead 10
the capture of the villain thai Tie property Of 9TH
en may be saved from his clutches. liberal re.
ward viii be given for the recovery Of the proper
~ stolen, and for the apprehension Of the thiel
BARNHARr CLAPP.
August 10. l9-3wl
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FOR SALE.
E~~s / wish 10 sell the House
Mya1IIlA and Lot in the Town Of Hliisbc.
NiHsssI4 rough, whercon | row live. II
&kkg&Y is well situated in the business
naTi All line Town near the court house, and az
nub,ic titaes has as much custom as any hotei
n The town Ihe loi contain Two aires, with
Store room and Bar room separate ron the
house. There is also a good Spring aud Spring.
House, Ice House, Stables, and Corn-CriS,
Kuehen- Smok e-house, sc on the lot. There
Is also a quantity of household and knchea
Furniture, such as beds, &c.. which VIII sell
with the lot or separately, 10 suit The puIcha'
Ger. -, -.
Also one other Lot, uhereon VIM. Horton
nav lives with comiorta bic Dwelling House
and Kitchen, OF about one acre, WH1 . nfst.
rate Spring IN il.
Also one other Lot, with'a good Brick Smith
Shop on il; which has custom Of fifteen nun
bred dollars per year.
Iwilalso sell my Plantation, ON she waters
Of Forester's Geek, i've mules nonn cas-. 2.
HiltsbCrauch, containing 5u5 acres; mas "
good Dwelling House, Smith Sn6p anu o.net
ns.sss,,s a,.6ouses good well Of water,
NTH larye Creek running through the centre
rs lie cleared land. with quantity OF low
orosnds and meadow land on u. The Piania-
;at,on i 10 FIRST rate repair, and N heauhy
neloLborhood, and weula sait some gentleman
from the low country who wishes 10 come up
for health. The land is we'll adaptcd 10 Tue
growth OF Corn, Wheat. Oats, and Tobacco:
/ also will sell fine Stock OF young Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep. Of FIRST rate breed. ai1ea'J
attached 10 the place, il required by .Ae Paf- !.
chaser; also my Smith and FARMING fools OF
eyery description, which ave IN COED repair:
Ihaye a Fl 81 rate crep &c corn gro~.ns,wn'sa
would be desirable perhaps TO those wao m'gns
purchase The Plantation; also abont sso onsn-
els Of Wheat, about 200 of ills the large whue
/ Georgia Wheat, superior to any "nea. VIC
| now have; ii is nice and clean, and any person
i wishing il 10 SOW can &c, Il at my mousse IN
i Hillsborensh. AZ
Il Any person wishing 10 purchase any O me
,hnvs proner,y, would do we'll To cnh and *
, anime Il. as am determined TO sell the MS
. onnortanily. few young negroes weald oe
a ,ake en- in part pay at hair prices. al those ~
7 debted 10 me viii please call and settle name
d;a,e,,. and save cost; as am determined Y
close business in North Carolina aud leave y
'' JAMES JACKSON, Jr>
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Reported for the Petersburg Intelligencer.
Petersburg, August ID, lS45.

PETERSBURG MARKETS. @
TOBACCO.-Useful qualities for manu-
featuring command full prices, as also
do good shipping and stemming sorts.
Inferior and non-descript have declined.
Receipts small. r-
COTTON.-Some sales have been made
at 81, 81, and I. The market is moi
brisk. The receipts this month have
been larger than usual at this advanced
period.
WHEAT.--There has been momenta'
ry spur given to prices without any OBJ
vious cause. Sales Of Red at 80, Tor or
binary, up to 80 and % for fine; prime
h White 95, #@
C0RN--47 TO so.
BACON.--The supply Of Virginia was
large last week. We quote st to D
Western Sides 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28
Notice.

T,HE undersigned, having taken out letters of
u Administration on the estate of the Rev.
John Paisley, deceased, at the August Term Of
Orange County Court; hereby give notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment and all persons having claims against
the estate will present them properly authentica-
ted, within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice viii be plead in bar Of their recovery.
G. G. TINNIN, . oJnr,,
JOHN n. CLARK.
August "a. vi
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Inssrssrn.-TA@ Hsilspz fsn - 49, Fi.rs
A<yand esua fhzi Azsuu v. Bsr-n. Dxuez1.
= sise'ss 6sssnas De nzjai,g ~il h<-nzsr
Soeo Ths Dsneuzss haze alse m.joig a
exc y Dc ss.is H<n.ss. snd n..iori.y q lkrrr n
he Hos. IL Dsias.daa n cagznz uia
saaad % 4 was t<fHv-six Demorr.is = 6rr
wkIs-
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$50 Reward.

80 AN away from Thomas Rippy and Joseph
hppy. residing near the High Pals Cotton
Factory on Haw River, in the county Of Orange,
ID the 20fh instant. three negro men, VIZ
GEORGE, the property Of Thomas Rppy, aged
hbout ~ years George II about six feet high,
sfouf and well made, with high cheek bones; Is
ensible has had the control Of his own time, and
Is ready in conversation and fond of spirits Car
bed OF with him two suits Of clothes
JERRY, also tlle property Of Thomas Rippy,
kged "a years Is brother Of George, about FIVE
tccl zen inches high, has somewhat thin sisagc,
Is likely and well formed, Of an agreeable and
smiling counienance. They arc both ofthe COM
mon African complexion, jerry being somewhat
daiker than George. Jerry carried OF with him
! new blue cloth coat, and blue cotton coat with
velvet Of the same color on the collar other cloth
ing not rccoected.
BEN, the property Of Joseph Rippy. Ben is
q nephew Of George and Jcny; Is tolerably bright
muaiio. not quite 80 tall ~ Jerry; his face Is full
and feshy, Of eountenance somewhat stern and
cross, well formed and likely, about 10 years O
age, and is hard Of hearing. Ben wore off q
brown homespun wollen coat, collar lined with
black velvet; low crowned wool hat somewhat
WON he had also black fur hat other clothing
not recollccted.
These negroes went oil in company, withOu
any provocation and il is supposed that they wer'
persuaded of and may have forged free papers.
4 For the apprehension and delivery Of the sail
negroes to the subscribers, or for securing then
in any Jail in North Carolina, the sum Of twenty
FIVE dollars each will be paid il taken out Of tn,
staff, fifty dollars each; and for the apprehension
Of any one Of them, payment viii be made in tn
same proportion.
/ JOSEPH RIPPY,
JOHN rooney, Guardian
l ofThomas Rippy.
! August %. OIL
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Y An Extra SEssIoS.--The Philadel-
phia inquirer says-We hear il rumored
on pretty good authority, that should Mex
leo declare war against the United States,
the President win Immediately call an ex-
ira session of Congress.
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TENNESSEE LAND
FOR SAFE.


THE undersigned offer for sale Tract Of
II Land on the South fork Of Forked River, in
Dyer county, Tennessee, about twelve miles south
of Dyersburg, containing about 300 acres. Tho
river which runs through the land j. nayigahle at
the usual business seasons Of the year-the land
is extremely rich, and is not surpassed BY any
lands in the Western district for the cultivation
of tobacco, corn, rye, wheat and oats, and is fair
for cotton. That portion Of the country Is regard
ed as the most healthy part Of the Western dis
trict and is settled for the most part by people
from North Carolina.
The land will be sold altogether, or in portions
TO suit purchasers, and good land in this county
viii be taken in psymcnt--oi liberal credits given.
The title is undoubted.
d. r. LONG,
]. w. NORWOOD.
July Is. e5
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David w.s,one asresigncd his Office as CASH
Ter q the Branch Of Cape Fear Bank at Raleigh,
70 take effect lsi Oct He intends removing 10
Baltimore.
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Public Sale,

DY order cf the County Court Of Orange, the
~ Undersigned Commissioners will offer for
sale, on Tuesday of November Court next, the
Old Court House in the town of Hillsborough,
with the view to its removal by such time as they
or majority of them may direct. Terms nine
months credit, bond and approved security will be
required.
CAD. JONES, Sen, Com.
EDWIN HOLT,
c. w. JOHNSTON, n''i0ne'''
August 81. sl-ts
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ugME Sc @B@wGEs
Thursday, August 2s.


rs flls~inx ara De rssuras n lie l.,s Cen
..r.ssa1l sir<ssoa u Dis slzis. - nszhy oosu-
v,..e g ne cruia msks h ~ts<A NJ PuhIzh fur
~ csnssnieaes q or subsszihsn o. future -
krsaes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-08-28

WAR WITH M.xIco.-polunfeers.-
We learn from the Philadelphia papers
that number Of the officers Of the Brigade
commanded by Gen. a. i. Roumfort, of
that city, have already volunteered their
services, and he has as promptly rendered
his own and their services to the General
Government in case OF war with Mexi-
CO. We have no doubt but the Volunteer
companies of Baltimore will be ready and
willing TO tender their services also, should
hey BE- required. Bali. Clipper.
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The Philadelphia Ledger of sa,urda,

The Philadelphia Ledger Of Saturday,
says:
1T was rumored yesterday that the au-
tharities Of the United States contemplate
cd in the case of war with Mexico, TO
make drafts upon the volunteers Of our CT
ty and county to man the forts on the De-
laware, inthe place of,he regulars, who are
to be drawn off to Mexico. The Pea
Patch will, il is said, be put in repair, and
the different companies be drawn in sue
cession 10 perform regular tours Of duty al
that place and Fort Mifilin.'
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ofihs lsa 9 6sgFetF, The piuns Indirsi.
y ils rs.slseaan e A. Z, Doyies Is Cun,
sFsss, hat he ldaFiion n de c1nsiii1ilo.
= co1ola.
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July is.
Is Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, about the sth
M Of March last Negro Boy by the name Of
REUBEN, and sometimes called Boob, about
% years Of age. He is Of a yellowish complex
ion, chunky and thick set, and had on when he
left a mixed jeans fock coat and pantalocns, and
black hat, though il is probable that he has since
changed them. The above reward viii be given
to any person who win apprehend him and deli
yer him to the subscriber.
BAXTER DAVIS.
August IL. u-Ss
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pFgfssETIlbsF.tflhs College o. sgulh
lfnliha, Is lsefiFrd J second uasF hpm
Arg a. Prussia, - ester hissfrrire =
. ePsrinirnlsul KsnsIL 81 Pnsons. -
{ ~ uilh ; ell1is i lls UntsIaiiy .
4iiu-
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A Carr

nR. James :. smith, iniel.aing % D.
~ yoss himself exclusively q he duiirs q his
Igofr4icn. oliew his aezsires 10 Tic rrlhc, and
Wzl lh.nkfally rsesiss any e.A
Anguss ls. $50
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a. osunly. e wsans-i.y ds isIA inz..
49, Rss. chshrs Deeus. Nr. JAxEs Nassez
ssii-s fIasIsIA PttEIEs. d.nshisr q NJ. An
= Rsisi-,. dsoenseA
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Iowa ELsorIoN.--An election was held
in the Territory of Iowa on the 4th inst,
for Delegate 10 Congress, and pursuant
to an act Of the Legislative Councll to test
again the popular sentiment with regard TO
the acceptance Of State Government win
restricted boundaries prescribed in the act
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F,RE AT /. AsHLANp."-We learn from
the Lexington Observer that the large bag
ging factory, rope walks, DC. Of the Hon.
Henry Clay, near that place, were entirely
consumed by FIRE, together with fifty tons
OF hemp and small amount Of manulac-
mred articles, on the morning of the 7th
instant. The loss is stated TO be from Sc
ven to eight thousand dollars, five thous-
and of which, we are glad to learn, are CO.
vered by insurance in the Lexington and
Etna Offices. The fire was supposed to be
the work of some incendiary.
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LONG, WEBB, & CO.,

HAVE Just received supply of MOLASSES
IL and SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
August 20. so-
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
: E~zS | wish TO sell the House
NW5S!lA and Lot in the Town Of Hllisbc.
NHssslZ rough, whereon row live. II
&fszsA Is well situated in the business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-25

Messrs. Edifors--It is now rendered certain
that the bondholders will advance the money for
the completion Of the Illinois and Michigan ca
nal; and, as there seems to be good deal of
anxiety manifested in relation TO the trustee upon
the part of the state, and considerable speculation
afloa as TO who will receive the appointment from
the Governor to that responsible station, | beg
leave, through your columns, to say (wiih due
Difference to his excGllency and the best Of feel
ings towards oil those gentlemen talked of as
candidates for the oIIice) that the untiring exer.
lions of Col. e. OAKLEY in conducting and
concluding the negotiation whereby money has
been obtained for the completion Of this great
work, should at least entille him to favorable
consideration.
Col. Oakley, by all his public acts, has shown
himself 10 be a capable and faithful officer, and
the final contamination Of his late difficult mis-
sion to Europe to obtain money for the benefit OF
ted, but adds another testimonial to the many evil
denccs Of his ability as a iinancer.
III should please his cxcellency to confer up.
on him the appointment Of trustee on the part OF
the state, am confident it will give almost uni
versa satisfaction in the canal region, and in fact
throughout the state.
The interests of the state would be safe in his
hands, and being favorably known to our public
creditors, his appointment would give them re-
newcd confidence in our cxcr,ons to increase our
ability to pay our debts by the completion Of the
Illinois and Michigan canal. LEON.
Peru. April 81. 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-25
The Canal I.oun.

The Chicago Democrat of Wednesday
contains the notice for the election, on the
9th of May next, at the Exchange Bank
in New York, of two trustees on the part
OF the subscribers to the canal loan, in ac-
cordance with the law of 1913. The con-
tract was signed and the negotiation clos
cd by the American bondhoders, and laid
before the Boston committee 10 receive
their action in behalf Of the bondholdcrs
in Europe. The committee went so far
as to order the election Of trustees, that
,hare might be no delay, but were unwil-
ling TO close the conlrac. entirely for the
foreign bondholders before they had seen
it. We shall probobly hear definitely
Of their final determination in the matter
by the middle Of May.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-25

1t is frequently urged against abolitonists that,
as the slave states alone have the power to abol-
ish slavery, the continual agitation of the subject
in the north only has a tendency to put of the
day OF emancipation, by creating a strong preju-
dice in the south asanslit. 1t appears, however,
that the abolitonists have several plans in view
upon which an end can be put to slavery at once
and eflcctually, without needing the consent Of
shedding. In the "Daily News" the abolition
paper printed at Chicago, two plans of this nature
are mentioned, and, without proposing to say q
word as to the merits of either. except that the
latter strikes our fancy best, we copy the para
graph from the News, for the information of our
readers. The News might also contribute to the
enlightenment Of the unini,iated, by stating in
which of the two ways here mentioned those alb
olitonists accounted orthodox are at present Ia
boring to bring about emancipation.
What il the slaves, universally, upon a speci-
fed time, should throw down their tools and de-
clare that they would no longer work without
wages Is there power sufficient, in all the
slave states, to compel them to work, although
they might not raise hand in their defence =
What il they should with one accord walk of to
Canadal Could force in the free states be
raised sufficient to roll back the tide of human
beings that would come like swarms oflocusts.-
They might be sho. down by thousands, and
slaughtered like sheep, if men at the North could
be found barbarous enough to do it, but the ma
chinations and the GLORIOUS circumstance" of
,car would be found insufficient to check their
progress. The plantations would be deserted,
and slavery would be at an end in our country
in most unwarlike manner, in the estimation of
the hcro.-We might encourage them to such a
course. but never to take up arms to fgh. for
their rights.