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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

MIR. Henry o'Rciley, the gentleman who
has contracted Tor the construction OF the
range between the Atlantic und Mississippi
including the Ohio valley aud thc Lake coun-
Try, says in Circular
The arrangements for hurying the WORK
westward authorize ne Ia say that the Who'll
OF the inst section in;ersecting the New Yn,L
Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud Washington
lines, viii be completed TO the Ohio river ~
Pittsburgh and Wheeling i'm four mouths
from the first of July. One third of ihi. first
section, onehundrcd aud twelve miles h..
tween Philadelphia and lIarrsbugh will l.,
put n operation within the month oC TuI,.
win Substantial iron cord, to insur. stab,I-
iiy.
The arrangements now making on the SEQ
ond, third, and fourth sections. Oot,,ce,
Wheeling and Columbus Columbus and On.
clhnalI Cincinnati aud LouisyileD IL i he
H'NCu WI ensure ile completion ol fhc ,rlr-
E"Pnic connection btlwccn the Atlantic and
inc mississippi before the close of D.,eo,I,,
next, # the citizens 81 ST. Louis and oth,r ali,
or places west ot Louisville. will ur,,r,,d,
unite inthc enterprise, by forming m a.s,,, ia
lo1 ana furnish the moderate portious AT
means requisite. The construction of ,b,
Lake brauck OF the route lorkinp of Cron,piti.
burgh To the uhict cities between BuaI,lo
Detroit md Chicago, will be- influenced ~, Tho
desire which may be manifested by tI,. ,r,,,,l
ct the Lake country for p8rticipsijsr iu tele
graphic intercourse with thcir fellow citizens
whenever The" lightning line extends itstrnvs.
tic meshes.'
The washington correspondent 81 the Phil.
adel Phia American. after announcing the sp
poinimenI Of Gen Taylor 20 b. Mltot Gen.
essl. says
Tie management at the war il pow co,,
united To Use hands " GEN 1aylo, ,,b,...,
progress thus fdf has shown him to l.. e...;
nenuy worthy ~ ID destination auI CONT.
dence. The plan Of Operations is cyreedinel,
extensive. The force under Gen. Tgyloris ~,
lntrth 70 Che riiy ~ Mexico Chat ur.l.t ~.
" DOL IS to subiue. should .her. hs r..,s,,,....
fIe provinces Of ClnhuhBhui. aud ,,.,,,..,..,..
Gen. Taylor, and that und,T Col. Kc,r,,
20 take possession at Sinta b. and tn h.. ,,,
heui la its sphere a ycry large I4.p
IS necessarily entrusted Co ihe command
rlei HriftH Ordtfs to dlis c0c,t
issued to Gen Taylor on The 18Th inst
e. 30 BE- slij. at iuu,h mo,prot tl,,,t i,.,,
'..i' 'i'Hsmitttd ~ hfm Tor three months
F
GROWTH or WISCONSIN, ,o,,,.
% Of The lanes, ille Gazrtlc sf.t,. ',I..,
ihon torfytor ,ilhgr, Iutc b.rp r.
100 Wisconsin Within fle M-t f9ft,. ,,.,. |
LAT the sites 81 sirfV min, of ibe mos, |
hung Villages ln tbr Ttulag v,r. p.
pied siE years ago'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
FHOWTH on WIyrO\sIv

FtDNIH or WISCONSIN, "A ro,re.
% oi The GAINESVILLE Gazruc states f,,t
q. onJorytoW yiihS., mto bern
.h 'iScon,in Within ihc la-' four yesr-
iai the sites ~ giriV min, of ilr 49,,
i,iug villages bon fbr Trfutaf, 49,. ~.
picd siH years sgoi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
$4,000 Dollars.

rOKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY-CLAss No IsI.
To he drawn at Wilmington Bet Tuesday, July :. 1916
of 1900. of 6.Onn of 5000 of 2'tO0. of 1850
- numbers ~ ballots Tickets s.; certificate OF IS
whocs 500, shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
STRAV Cow

Sr ny ~ W'IiTING5o bis Old snd dsy IN sio,.
f1ne "a ,,,,,.. . -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
HOISE On REPRESENTATIVE

MIR. Nickoi la. Offered Resolution "a Ling
upon the committee on Military Aadir, to re-
report To the House the cxpediency OF making
anappropriatiom of lands Tor those volunteer.
ing Tor the war-aud also graut OF those en-
listing IN the regular army between the lst of
June and the lst of November.
The resolution being one oil inquiry merely,
WAS adopted
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Fifteen Days Later from Europe.

The accounts brought from Liverpool
by the steamer Caledonia, which We an
nounced yesterday as having arrived at
Boston on Saturday, are TO the 18th ulli-
mo; but, except the commercial news,
there appears 10 be little that is of impor.
lance.
The grain markets. both in England
and on the Continent, are depressed
United States free -four was worth 32s.
a 33s. IN London, and in Liverpool 3ls.
Gil. Duty on Wheat Is.
Cotton has declined sd. Mobile was
selling at 81. Bowed Georgia al Oh.
The Hon. George Bancroft on the l2.h
dlned with the Queen al Windsor Castle,
and on the following Saturday vas, with
his lady, at the select party al Lord Pal.
merslons, the Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs.
The Prussian Charge d'AfIaires TO the
United States. Baron Geroli, had arrived
at BeIlin 10 receive IN person instructions
from hls Government relative to a treaty
Of commerce and navigation, TO be con-
cluded between the Zoll. Ierein and The
North American States.
The misunderstanding between Eng
land and France relative 10 the Monrpen-
sier marriage continued to afford a vent
for angry patriotism on both sides OF the
Straits Of Dover.
The steamship Great Britain was still
ashore. She has received bu, lillle iniu-
ry, and will not be got of before mex,
season.
In Portugal two battles have taken place
between the Queens sdhersnw and the
insurgents, in both Of which the latter
were defeated. One ih0sssEd we're kill.
ed, wounded, and taken prisoners in the
fret action. Dss Antas, tho insurgent
General. was a, The head of $4,000 men.
Gen. Schwalbsch had commenced The
bombardmen, Of Elborah, occupied by
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

The LOeOi"es papers are sndeaEoring
10 rouse the he az The Wings af The Eas-
Tern and Western sections Of the State
against the late appointments 81 Senator's,
beesuse the supposed claims Of lhase Sec
lions were not consulted By taking one
Senator from the West and The other firm
The East. The sincerity Of this plea may
be Judged by the faeI. il.ai the I.oros Them
selves entirely disregarded such claims.
by 'oling Tor Biggs and Mickey. bod.
Eastern men. Eau. OLs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Notice.

THOSE indebted to the estate Of SAMUEL.
u PATTON, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims a.
,,n,t said estate are hereby notified to present
them properly authenticated, within the time pre-.
%rted by law, or this notice will I've plead in bar
,f their discovery.
SAMUEL KERR, Ex'r.
November %. 55-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
sPEAR SO II.I..

Nay, sEsak no n .-a kindly word
Tan never Rave = ling hshind;
And. oh, 70 lss1ihr earh tale we've heanl.
l. iai lcneaih a nohle mind.
full On hstler Eced j. sOwn
by choosing thus the kinder Plan
For Il hut little good he known,
sui lsi Us sPeak The besa We can.
Give mr. the heart that fain would hide
Would kin aRosher's fault elIace:
How Gan Il pleasure human pride
To prove humanity bu, base,
No. lei u reach higher mood,
\ nohler estimate Of man;
De earnest in the search o. good.
Aud speak of all the hcs. We can.
Thcn speak no ilI--but lrnient be
To others fittings ~ your own;
fsou're the first fault 10 See.
BE not the first To make il known.
For life is but n passing day.
No lip may tell how brief its sI,an;
Than, oh. the liille time We STAY,
Let's speak Of all the hest We can.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

TUE .uhs'riler having. on the frsi day Of No
''anls'T Coaniy Count, lsi6. taken lc,iers ii
administration aeeonlins To law. on the estate IL
!hdN WILKINS. drr,asstI. hereby gives gene
'a alee to al crilions u said estate % present
'ar'T eialm-. duly authenticated. within the time
PF,,.c'ilci hA Law, olher~ise this notice will he
Y!rad IN lar Of shrir re'"Ssn. Debtors Ia said
r,'air will also pleas To make immediate pay
mrni.
JOHN c. DOUGLAS, .qim'r.
November -. 5s-:hx
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Notice..

'INIIE subscribers having qualiiicl at February
term Of Orange County Court, 1916, as ex'
'"utors Of the last will and testament Of JOSEPH
ARMSTRONG, deceased, hereby give notice to
all PERSONS indebted to the estate of the deceas-
'i t" make immediate payment; and all persons
A"Ing claims against the estate will present them,
i'oPrly authenticated, within the time prescribed
By law, or this notice will be plead in bar OF their
i"""ery.
JOHN join rraaU1cciErr,} Er'''.
Npycmler ~. 55-3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Notice.

T'HE Undersigned having taken out Letters Of
administration ON the estate Of WILLIAM
BRADFORD, decreased, all prrsons in,lclacd 10
aHi estate are requested To make immediate pay.
aE'ns aad those having claims will present them,
P'~fiy authenticated, within the time prescribed
y iAw, OF this notice will H. plead in bar OF their
'e''eg.
THOMAS LYNCH, Admir-.
November 81. 55-3wn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
JUST RECEIVED,

ENRESH Rice, Adamantinc Candles, New Or
leans Molasses, Spirits Turpentine, Gray
Invaluable Ointment, Raw Cotton, Whitehead
best Flour, and Venison Hams.
Also, league Poughs with wrought Mould
n'i' and large lot of one and two hOrs'
"1Id Boards. For sale by
LONG, WEBB, & co.
Mech &c. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Public Sale.

THE subscriber having qualified as Executor
u OF the last VIII Of Samuel Patton. deceased.
will proceed to sell, on Friday the 18th Of Dccem.
ST. at the late residence of the deceased. the Nc.
goc. belonging 10 the said estate, consisting Of
Woman aud her four Children; and also the crop
Vi Torn. 4 credit of nine mnnihs will b. si'Sn /,
t-,nA .nA .pprpxsd security required. @.-.~
SAMUEL. KERR, Ex'r.
November -. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

Statistics. appears from recen.
statistics, ,ha, there are in Connec.isut,
l37 Cotton. l23 woollen mile, 81 paper
mills. 1877 tsnneries. @ carpet factories,
80 clock factories, 328 coach and wagon
factories, besides factories for the manu-
fac.u,c OF sewing elk. pins. machinery.
and. :" Yankee notions" Of every descrlP-
ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Public Sale.

WILL. be sold. in Orange county, at the late
w dwelling house Of William Holt, deceased
an the list day of December next, the Real ant
Personal Estate of said deceased.
The Real Estate consists Of four separate tract'
Of land, as follows. viz: The Whedbee Tract
r,n,lnng about four hundred acres on which is
ise" deal Of valuable grass land The Whit
att Tract, Of two hundred. and the Prather Tract
ii one hundred acres. On this last is Corn
iaN Null aud Cotton Gin, well fitted up, which
will ac sold with the land or separately, to suit
purchasers. These tracts lie on the waters Of the
I'1c ilamance. Also one other tract, called the
Hkcn1c Tract, on Mary 5 Creek, cont lining two
hundred acres, adjoining the lands Of John r.
Holt and others. This is all new and very ,al-
Table Persons wishing to buy are requested 10
view the lands before the day Of sale.
III" Personal Property consists Of Horses
b,,s. Cattle. sheep, Corn, Wheat, Oats, F"i'
Der Hay. Flaxseed, all the Agricultural lmple-
m"ats, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. A
|''2e lot of Leather will be Offered. Thirty OF the
Hogs aye good corn.ied pork. The sale will he
'n'''nued from day 10 day. 4 credit OF twelve
"N'''!s will be given to purchasers rendering
''n1 and good security. Some Negroes will b.
hired out or sold Oh that day.
The EXECUTORS hereby give notice to all persons
a'ems claims against the estate to present them
al 10 all persons indebted to the estate to make
r.. ment
; q; S;Sn i i : sG 1 %%ir. H.'''.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

esiuesn Mss. LAWSON snd hrr soa, viii
hand N one q sash. Il kaaw 20.
soaid CONT q ne IS desrssi m"lhet sns
brother might. Bul 10 not I'll nc nm
% seer. % cannot be that man whom
! have losed; aud with these foolish Iesrl
ihsEs seems N pass sway some drean
some folly. Better Ihis-bsIler this
thousand tines lhan 10 haze been hi,
ale. | feel q 90. Believe IL. I do indeed
A sharp irrspisss'hls cry escaped J.s
per lawson. and both hrs mother end
Lucy Iusnsd towards han. One look
~assxehanged. and Ih'o~ ing himself pas,
sisnsIsly Decide her. he Iwnsd hrs arm
round her waist, and pressed her 10 b..
heart with sn inpulss that would not be
stat ed.
Lucy" he exclaimed. "a there 10 one
whose heart has been filled with lhoughI.
Of you for ye-rs; To whom you ere Ihe
same in sickness and in hesltL; rich. OF
IN Ps'sriy; with beauty perfect. or With
beauty lblemished; his h, arr doss no, feel
the d'ifsfencs-it IL yoHrssLf he loves.
n" eohIu"d image Of a youthful fancy.
Mother. mother, did | not I'LL you this
whrn hope Vas dead within met"
Is there much wonGer that Luey's
hsnl, re'sa.ed IRON the sway OF . phan.
ton love. slung now and loreter 10 the
Tired aud the True!
4 letter to the ST. Louis Republican de.
srrlbes The state Of affairs in Santa Fe as
very had. II says:
mot day passes, but what some out
rage. some crime is committed by the A.
neric III soldlery. whose victims usually
are Mexicans. This day you
hear Of Mrxican's house being broken
into. his property destroyed, aud his "a.
mlly insnlIed; the injured party will not
fail 10 seek redress for these oulrages with
the commanding officer. and will as sure
~ fail tn obtain il; but the next DIS YOU
will hear Of an American being found
deal, beaten to death with rocks, no one
knows by whom! This is but one item
of the history Of the day here; but il you
were here personally, and saw how thing.
are carried on. you would be surprised
no, to hear Of murder and blood shed be.
ing committed daily. and could only as
crIbe the latter fact to the want Of spirit
in The Mexirans."
News had been received from Gen.
kearney. who was proceeding rapidly on
h !as. s way ~ California. lie was. at the
south Of Santa Fe. lie had abandoned
his wagons already, and had parked bag
gage and provisions on pack mules.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Notice.

TvHE time for which the subscribers entered
u into partnership having expired, all persons
indebted to the firm, by note account are here
by requested to call and settle Immediately, as tho
business must be wound up without delay.
N. b. Their large stock Of work on hand viii
be sod ne reduced prices, consisting Of
Saddles, Brides Harness, and Har-
ness Mountings Of all kinds,
and. many other articles too tedious ID mention.
Please cab and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
HOOKER & PHILLIPS.
November %. 55-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Public Sale.

Eyi virtue Il an order q NOVEMBER County
I'D i,air,, Isle. the undersigned, As Admins.
waia' Il l.se estate of John wilkins, dcc'I. will
:. "a sa "Wednesday sad of December neat. al the
DARLING h,suse II the said derrascd. al the Ne
es..r. lel.nsiBg IL said estate. about twenty in
uu.s.laE: all the sisck II Hogs, catllr. and Hor-
49,: ll,.aseholi AMI kiichrn Furniture; with
aan, either ariiclrs too tedious 10 mention. A
r'ras II s~elae months viii he given; IOnd anil
a1fassrd securit. Fequind.
JOHN e. DOUGLASS, Admir-.
N,.emlrF -. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Hire of Negroes.

HhE Negroes belonging to Mn. Tseape Eau.
- cett will be hired out for the ensuing year,
in Hillsborough, on Monday the 2sth of Decem-
JOSIAH TURNER, Trustee.
December 3. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Attention !
Hawffefds Volunfax. f. -+hauu |

Vaet are requested to attend at Samuel n.
l. Tate's Store on Tuesday i..s 18th inst, at
II o'clock, in obedience to a rsqui- an of the
Governor Of the 10Th Of Novembc. last. The
Musicians belonging to the Ash T. S;ment arc
requested 10 attend withOu, fail A punctusl: at
tendance is expected from ALL,
BY ordet Of the Captain,
JAMES JONES, o.s
December g 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
House and lot for Sale.

~ THE hosse and I.oa 90 Qpesu
EMIL a sises.. IN he lown q Hilislosoarh.
GsIIE .slaEiBs - Nc. William q. SoosL
e3 all b soll a Puhlir salr. !, /.
Gan Eouse n I'm Pisce. oa Monday he eslh q
laeesasaes. u d desirslie rcsid~noe. and mr.
saas Hislsias % bay Neaid Do Sell 10 slisDd Ihr
~.
LONG. WEBB l. CO.. Agents.
Ilsrrsai-cF I. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Paying a Debt of Gratitude.-A cor.

Paying a Debt of Gratitude.-A cor.
respondent of the True Sun ssys:
j" Yesisulay the lasi will and testament
Of Capt. McCave,. of The 9Th Infantry
killed IN wor,h's division. Al the ,inrm.
ing Of Monterey, arrived in the city. I,
was found IN hs trunk aiIer the battle,
and appeared 10 have been written the
nigh, pre- ious. Tie willie To the Orphsn
Asylum. IN New York City. where be
was nurtu'ed in his childhood. nearly all
his eflerls. including a lain in the State
ri New York. and some money due him
as pay.
Thus. with the omioous presentinenr
which he seems TO have had Of hrs fa,e,
vas associated the memory Of those who
had preserved him ton youths many
foes 10 fesrIessly NEE. in the dark hour OF
departed hope the enemies Of his country.
Gen. Worth laments his fall in hi. de.
sps,ch as an officer OF high meri'."
BeaufJuis0eei ola Magnitying Glass
on a Das"srroiype Portrai'.-rhs New
Orleans Commetc,sl Tunes, of the 18Th
Oct. says" A scientific gentleman yes
,erjsy. in our presence. applied msgui.
flying glass or microscope to q Dagueue-
oty pc portrait. and The Sect seemed ZEAL
ly miraculous. The features became
Amos. instinct with hfc> The liquid lustre
ol The eye was visible, one would say.
in all ,s RIGHTEOUSNESS. and the hair on
she head and eyebrows. &c, assumed
their real natural hue. We never fully
the sxqnisi,e beauty of the
invention until we witnessed this expert
men,>"
The Tariff for Revenue.-Among the
first entries at the Custom-house under
The new tariff, was cargo of Salt at Nor
folk from Cadiz. The duty on 10000
bushels al go per cent, on invoice cost.
amounted to S2OO--or Whereabouts. The
expense Of measuring anu ascertaining
the duty, amounted to about 1908. So
that ihcTe IS an actual loss to the Treasu-
nv of 80 on the ships cargo. And to
this may probably be added the commits.
sion for collecting the amour! OF duty!
Il is remarkable that the price of Salt
is higher here at this time than il was
some months ago.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-29

Would it be right for Ohio to withdraw
under such circumstances, if so, whyl The
obligation to maintain the Union would be
as strong then as it is now, and the Consti.
tuition, though amended, would be Constitu-
ton. Who would not in such a case see the
absurdity of contonding that Ohio would be
bound to continue her allegiance. These
things have not been done to the citizens of
Ohio, but worse, infinitely worse has been
done to the slaves and their friends who stand
beside them, and they think it time that they
should refuse to strengthen the power which
it welded to crush them.
If a State has no right to withdraw under
any circumstances, then has the hour come
when the flag of rebellion should be unfurled.
for the Union has erslaved not individuals.
bat States, and has shown that the charre we
BRING against it is true, that it is indeed ga
covenant with death, an agreement with
hell" If secession is not a right, then pirate
no more about possessing a republican form
OF government, for not even the form exists,
and the citizens of this country who worship
the Union and glorify the Constitution are in
a worse condition than the people of crushed
and dismembered Poland. The latter have
only to submit to the tyrant's will, but the
former must swear to execute that will upon
themselves, must raise the troops that are to
desolate their W household, must pay tho
incendiary for firing their own dwellings, and
help build their own gallows.
Disunion, Secession, if we have the right;
if we have not, then rebellion, rebellion, car
ried on by moral means against this traitor
Gus and God-dcfying government.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-29
HO! 0 MEXICO.

We learn from a published note Of the Go
vernor's private Secretary, that the President
has made a demand upon Ohio, for 2lOO men
to fight the battles of slavery. The Govern
or's Proclamation will probably he issued in
a few days, and the patriotism Of the people
appealed to, and efforts made to induce them
to engage in a marauding expedition against
Mexico. We are willing to give the Govern
or credit for so much good sense, and Anti
Slavery feeling, as to believe they will both
forbid him making such an appeal, or reuuir-
ing the services Of Ohioans in such a cause.
But then that oah-.hat dreadful oath, by
which he has pledged his own faith and that
of every voter Of Ohio, TO yield obedience to
all Constitutional requirements. 1t is true,
he might resign his Office, bat party interests
require that he should not, preforring the sa-
crilice of principle to The ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of
power.
That Proclamation will be issued, the vo-
tiers of Ohio will be called upon to redeem
the promise they made at the fall election
Arc you ready to leave the fruitful hills and
green valleys of Ohio, where health and pros
perity and happiness abide! Are you willing
to exchange them fox the far South, to dwell
in the midst Of camps and be exposed to all
the hardships of "a soldiers life, aye, to be
shot for d~esertion if the remembrance of home.
and a desire to return to it, proves stronger
than Presidential demands or Gubernatoria
proclamation! Will you consent to fight 4
people which this nation has insulted and out
ragged, and whose country i. invaded in time
Of peace Do you feel strong enough to con-
tend with that enemy whose presence is so
fatal to Northern constitutions, and which the
army that Napoleon sent to re-subiugate Hay
ii, was powerless to resist! we mean the vel
low fever Of the South, which IS even now
revellingin the anticipated feast which is pro-
missed to its ~insatiate appetite. Arc you pre-
pared to endure all this in behalf of Texas
and Slavery If you are not, then be more
manly and honorable than to promise so to do
by remaining in connection with a govern
ment which C0nstitutionaHy demands it. Even
at this llth hour renounce your allegiance,
treat the demand for your services as it de-
serves to be treated, dare to be free, dare to
be just be true to humanity, and instead OF
that selfish patriotism which is bounded by
the narrow confines of territorial limits, let
yours be as universal as the love of Gcd, en-
hracing the whole brotherhood of man, and
enabling you 10 exclaim in the spirit of phi
lanthropy, my country is the world, my
countrymen are all mankind,'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-29
UGLE.

The publication of this paper was COM
menced when there were but little more than
a hundred names upon its subscription list,
and although it has not yet completed its first
volume, it has somewhat Ocer Ten hundred and
GDy subscribers! The first part of The vol
ume was, of course, a very heavy tax upon
its friends, and it could not have lived, had
not a few individuals literally contributed OF
their means for its support. 1t has cost mo-
fees have been cheerfHlly made, for it was
felt that the West needed a molal-suasion,
Anti-Slavery paper, and confidence was en-
tertained, that its citizens would in time give
it subscription list that would be an ample