HILLSBOROUGH RECORDER.
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VoA. VI. ? v.' WKDVKSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1825.
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tii-Aii Jy* CJogiuac,
,Am>ky.
( i'CACll, -
HacuO| ...
lict?w a*, - - ?
Ituiicr, ...
(j' lico, - - - -
Corn, *
(joitud, ...
Caudles, mould, ?
Flaueed, rough,
Flour, - - * *
llin, Holland, -
Country, -
ron, ....
larvl, ? i ?
Lime,
Motauci,
1'owder, Amer. -
Cain, Jamaica, ?
Weit India,
New England,
Mice, - - - -
Shot, - - - -
Salt, Liverpool, - -
Turk'* latand,
Sugar. Hrown, - -
Loaf, -
Imperial StUunpo
Uy?.?n, . -
'You*** Hyson,
Tobacco, - ? *
Tallow, - - "
Wheat, -
Whiskey, ? - ?
Wine, ??adeira,
Tcnerifl'e,
Sherry, -
Port. ? ?
Malawi, -
I ?\ i. nil glut
I July I'J.
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120 a 1 25
40 4J
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txuh.i 80
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36 4
90 r.o
70 75
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350
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gall j 33 o5
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UILLSBOKOtMill, N. C. |
PUULI Sll KI> \V K.KKI Y
BY DENNIS I1KAUTT,
AT TIIRKK DO 1. 1.A Its A YEA II, I'AVAULK i
HALF Y K A II L Y IN AHUNCK. J
Those who do not ^ivc notice of ?>kh wiali |
!?> have the paper diconunnrd at 'he e\;.ir?- ?
tion of the year, will i>e piesuiued niiicsir tijj
its continuance- until cointei manded ? A'd '
Ho papor ?* ill be discontinued mini all *ri.-?r- i
a<?*a are paid, utiles* al tlte option ot tlx- pub- ?
Imiier.
Whoever will procure kvpii %?ih*cnb. r* j
and guarantee the payments, <ii*ll reci tv*. ?;.?? i
eighth gratia.
Adver laetuent* no. exct ? d.n.t six?*ei? !???*? ? I
will be inaerted lhr-"C t'fiu-a f>r oik* <!? I'v, J
aiul twenty-five cents for rach rout inuncr
Subscript iona received by tii*- pn ????r. <i>.i .
moot of the postmasters .n ihf alai<
All letters upon t>ns : ?>?;?>? relative to ihv ju
per must be po*t-paid
The Anniversary Sermon
fir the Sunday Sch mi Sur ety ot ??
bounty, will l>e preached to. the U< v. \\ illiam
llooptr, in the Presbyterian rhurch in Mil. ?
borough, on the first Sunday in September, jt
1 J o'cl lock. A- M and m <:ollsci>oti tut. n uj? m
aid of the fund* of the institution !( .s hot 1
the friends of Sundav S< ?!?., ul?j .i.j; lit. 1
it conven eiu to do so, attend
Aug 10.
The Presbytery of Oranjfi'
will meet at the church of Notbii?l>, in < >r*n
ville county, on riiursilay the ?5th inst-m,
beir.g the Us l hu ^d^> in Au^im'.
J. Withcrspoon, Stated Clerk.
Aug. lu
FLAX SEED
TUB ?uhtcr.bci Mill t?tvt Kt^tity liriiu
cash p?r buslitd for Fia x ^ecd, ? i :i ? v ? i -
cd at Ins null, or at tlie store of Itav l \ u -
brough or Wm. Kirklv d St boii.
William J'ickrtl.
Aug !. KJ ? U
NATHANIEL J. I'VI.MKU,
Attorney at Law.
IlP,sPF(!TFULhY inlorm* Ins friend* ami
1/ thr public, thai lie li:is co;nnitrnc?-i? the
pi actiee of tlie law and Will attend 'lie court*
of Kindolpli, ('hatha'ii, fiuidnrd /\nd Oiati^e
counties. Business entr isted to In* care will
l)i* promptly ?nd diligently attended to. l|?
way genera ly he found, while ti<>t st'roding
the cour t, at the Hillsborough llo.4i More
Aug. 1. F5? 1(
* 7 BOOT AND SHOE la
MANLKALTOItY.
Charles L. Cooloy ? Co.
nWINCi commencnl the IJoo' and sime
making business, in the room d r?ctU
i nve the lidlsborough Hook-Suiie, de* k? i
carrying it on in all its Various br.tnc ???.
Having on hand, and intending to ke? j> a
cuimtant supply ol the hc.it materials, and t .
Iiaie then* work done in the be*t maniM'i- ?i,,(
at the shortest notice, they l???p>* th<-y *h*lt o?
able to plea*e those who mi\ l.?vour th'-m
with their custom. Those disp iS--d to m?kc
'rial of their woik are invited <o call.
Aug. 1. 85
Cash for Flux Seed.
OA HI'.N l'S will lie jjive'i f>r Heed,
w* r delivered at the <M.| I ill llvntiicr, or
H Ihc ?torc of J I*. Seed & (jo.
S. S. Clay tor Co.
J\ily 1 9k * 81? tf
SMITH & M'GEE.
U' ?. VINO r%> hI>i stird 'lienurlvti in the
. "I fiiitboriuuh, inionn their
ir>? a*.u p'di c 'hat hf)' intend o*r
r> TAYLOHj N(1 m S1NESS,
ill all it* urn .in. ? v?: or.iei? will be puncto*
all> au?n<lc<l ?<>, ?ru) c-?-Ciiicd in the beat
v\le and "a'taf fashion; and e*trv exertion
on their par n >11 bi- made u< |?l?."oc ll^-ir cus*
i>/iiit'i s, i(ic> h<>pe to n.rc *itli a 'ib?Tal pa
tronage
Smith ?5 M'GrV.
I'lltsbornu^h Jn> 2 J 84 - 3w
l on hollar* Reward.
IU'I' ?*i t' l1 2l.v 01 J.iy beiuucn llills
A k 'a IL.t 1 li, o if prati of itilille
1 , . i' ii!.? ? 1 ? li to 1 :?.< p.(>er?,VK Oic
| .. ?. 1 Mjrk Moore 'or >iv iiindrcil and hf.
| t? il I . ?. i;iven alio.it six we. at a^o and due
?' iii .1 r 11 .<ii '1 >>r i i- ir Hi llu true it ? as
| rn; !<>(>?' H I ( -vi* w 1.. ss t'? -aid n te. One
o J > ! . ? ' i cki. * ' < ..<ieia<m llirk* ?tcuri>
' 1 > . ?? ?* ? i:n dr. ?l a>'< 1'iinren doll <n, at
[ ii* 1 1' hi ?( 'tic- tu >; 1 a note Wki made
1 |ij\?Ii r i<> U .11 ? 1 1>< 1 No , > (jlurti 9 ' 1 1 r 1 ? -
ni_'i, jt 1 liail %r\er.u cr?il 5. on ?t O.ie note
I < n I Ii i l( ck? tor t weiin -at ven dollars, with
[ .!?>? !l sciMritv, wlrtli note I paid nfl myMdi,
;i"?I <i<* t'fi my nane* One note on 1'ollever L.
li e*- t ? ? r < |{\ni ?>!? !?i'i.c dollars Ot.e note
I <? ? > stun', i or one hundred dollars, due
in ?i\ months atter it wa? giTen. Also several
hill* ot <wa!i- tor llitre b its ot sale
ot J.. el Y.? cCi, one ot Win. Simpson, one of
M""j nnn It t own, and odiers not ncohectrd
I mo li "k*. >la*onic Cn?rt, tbe ?. titer the
M iao.ias >l.?iutiir Ms 1 t-rr crimson's apron;
one ?'.? p s nun . .tk : 1 n (?i ai.v.lle c .nnty, N
(J ; <>? I ? 1 r 'a ? '?air .1 ?lii'e pantaloons,
two ?<iif,?i, T 1 1 r? ? "T to'ir crr\ a' s, mil ?al>'
C' a s, a.>it some nc'ptv I liepby I'-.e^arn
ail 1 1 mis irom K a t ng . \ ot ?> j d notes or
pm;> r \ . l'i. ? ?? , r ?? . d. 1 i I \t 1 " c saire
t 1 S\ t i ail \ ? <| Oia < H'llv N C.
\\ illiuiii \ . h irks.
Jul) LT 84?3#.
V.iluaMr Lauds anil Mills
| l'Wl!S\LK.
i 1,1 " *' rtl 1 Hrn'
i f mnioil.i ine tt'in.s, a valuable
I MrW 'ar lit laid, c.niIainu?K tuu liilif
.T, (1 till ?l l| J, Ml! wlltCll I* it
>i .. . ? ?*? p.. r ? >' m ?, a!t?l a *?w Mill,
. <{ hi tli iir;>i r patt ui this oninty. In
i i In- .??!??? i.rr <>l flu ...1>>cribcf, the laml will be
I *ri- w?i by I bonus Moll, of Marnuilukc
' I'iit iii|moii
i Ai? hi!i;,l(l M. Holt.
Oianifc c ? ? ? ?*>, ,'u'\ j''i 81 ? tf
COTTON GINS
<> . i.).
Ill \ I". r, cr u <1 Itom M( i k Irubnrg a load
? 1 (Jo. ion t( !?, ni uli by II ??i, .Ilexnn
f/cr, v li ?, H a <?'U maker, r.inki arnnngf till*
fir? in t lie s''ate. Snmr ot bis (iins arc in ope?
ration ii litis rotility, ami arc highly Commcn
lltll \ COlltttMlll Ml|?)llV U ill III' kt |)t llli'OOgl).
</Ut the jcar.
May 2 >. 75?
I). Yarbrougli.
N O T I C K.
' fll ?K nul>?crihrr hating qualified a? exccu
1 i r to iliv I m At will and li'ntiBlent of
\\ il'iatn II Wliiti(il| ?lt ?e<l, ut February
t? rin ot Orange ciiuiit) cour', hereby gives
iiotic*- to all persons ha\mg claims against
mm til <le#r iK'd, to l?ri'?n th< m forward within
Kir tun. prescribed In law, or tins notice will
j be i?le?J in b*r m r e??veiy
.lame* Webb, r.**r.
Ma?rli '^9 W ? J m
HILLSBOROUGH
WZKUIiT*
TiiK exrrcises ut this ifenljiutton w t c >*??
mcnce on the first day of AuguMt rex
ui.der the immediate care of Miss Lavini
Bkainci d, and under the inspection ;.mi >i
perintende?ce of the Reverend William M
Green. The course of instruction m ti.ia m
m.nary will be carried on in a tvgular conn
lined system of academic stud.es, embiacinj
all the scientific and ornamental branches ne
I ctssary to complete the female education,
i Pupils from abroad Can be accommodatei
? with board in the most respectable families it
I the place, at the rate ol ten dollars per month
{ Arrangements, however, are now being made
by which it is intended to instruct the more
, advanced pupils in housewifery, and in theva
| riuus branches of domestic economy. Whilst
all dm attention will be paid to the orramen
; tal and the ordinary branches of education,
I the ns'tuctors will deem it their imperious
| duty V> pay especial regard to the morals aiul
ntanueia of the joung ladies Committed to
their care -
| Tin* v* ill he a select committee of literary
ladittt and gentlemen to attend the semi-annu
al elimination*, to decide on the merits of the
pupils, and to place them in the several classes.
Those pupils who shall have completed
thcircouroe of studies mill acceptance, will
receae a diploma with the signatuies ol their
instructors, and of the examining commituc,
and tnder the seal 01 the semu ary.
Tit? studies of the several clashes will be
arraiged in the following order:
FirsUClass ? Heading, Writing, Orthography,
* inthmetic, English Grammar, Modern
feograph}, Clements ot Composition.
Sicotu Class. ? Ancient, Modern and Sacred
geography, use ot the Globes, Map
Rawing, Natural History, History ot the
United Slates.
t hird Class.? -Algebra, Ele nents of Euclid,
lytler's History, Rhetoric, Elements ol
Oiticism, Astronomy , l hr<ir.oh>g\ , Natu
ril Philosophy
Fourt| Class. ? Moral Philosophy 9 Evidences
o( Christianity, Natural Theology, Che
i^atrv, lioian\, Mineralogy, Logic.
In ^hlition to the above, !e*sons will be
given n .Music, Drawing ami Fainting in alt
its stjes. in plain and ornamental Net-die
workjiwl in making fruit and flowers in wax.
Tli^e ?ill be two vacations in die year.
One u, s x weeks in the winter season, aud
anothQ oi a fortnight during the summer
Thefit st svssu*? will end about the middle
of Noitmber, and a proportionate deduction
in the frice of tuition, be made on accoont of
the nc^ssary shortness of die session.
PKICES of TUITION.
FiBt Class, g 10 per session,
Sound do. 12$ do.
Ttrd and Fourth do. 15 do.
All te ornamental branches taught at the
usual p.cea.
Hillsbiougb, July 11th, 1825. 82?
SADDLERY.
JA1ES 11. M-DAUE & CO.
1N?-'?;j*l the pubi c that '.hey ti?v? now on
haiu}% large and splendid assortment oi
bajdlrS Undies, il iryciQcu'd
Caps, &c.
which t^y will sei! very 1 w for Cssh, or will
take in ixchange, Uc^l Catile, Com, Wheal,
Flour, iw Linf-i<, Flax filler, Sewing Thread,
S'ioi 'Iread I'iat.k, Shingles, llces Wax,
and otfk- saleable produce. They will also
take got note s or judgments in payment, or
give a a-dit ?>l three or six mor.ijis to those
whose [? duality can be relied on. "I hey arc
detcrmiMl that their work shall be tvell exe
cu ed, ?( he imst fashionable and substantial
m.?Mitir#'it of the best materials, which t!?{*v
hope wilsecure t ? them a liberal portion ot
puV:C ^ronoge. 1
III tliose indebted to them are i <?- |
qu? ale -p call and settle their respective ac
c- u' -s, alter by cash or note.
Ilihstfou};!), I2ih July. 82?
* I ?
Stir of North-Carolina,
y.uu.nnth cou.\ty.
C ? vj r i ? r ? <? Quarter Sessions,
M let m, '825.
Jume ? /'??on* ntnl oth
(Jc ? to i John Wiley and Wm.
V Uobert I ) I Gauabee sumnion
? >'*?
t'tc uti
ed as garnishees.
Garnishment tiled.
v
11/7 m Thorn.
1 l appiriog to the satisfac'ion of the court
_M. that e defendant in tins ca?e is nol tn
inhabit* ol tins state: It is ordered, that
tor peo? it) of ilu> hu t be published in the
ttillsboi gh Kt-corder for three months, that
unless t defendant appear at our nut
court, t<i e Ik Id on the tl;ri^ Monday ol Au
gust ii
rough,
i lie court liou.?c in Greensbo.
ph *d ??r replevy, that judgment
final w I It entered against him.
A tru<
1
i py from ti e nnnutt s
*ohn 1 f annul*, Clerk.
I'ricc
I 6 ')
77?
Sta
Court
of North-Carolina,
(nt. i.vr;* county.
)f Pleas and (Quarter Sessions,
May l inn, IH25.
itko i
levied on land, &c.
. Si. la. to tire heir# at
linvtmf.(\Y Fariif, flaw of Haldwin Niekuls,
admin rutvr. J deceased*
IT ap irmg to the court, that George
Nick . one ot the children and heirs at
law of H twin Xickols, deceased, is not an
inhabit"! of this state; therefore ordered,
that puliation he made in the llilUborough
Kecordc jr sn weeks, tor the said George
Lie and appear at the next term of
to be holdeti at the court house in
;h, on the fourth Monday of Au
then and there to show couse, if
i, why the said land sliould nut be
*fy the debt aforesaid, with Cos<s
Nick<ils
?aid cou
Hillsbor
gust nel
any he h
?old to s
of suit.
Tcsl
John Taylor, Clerk.
Pricr adf* ? 5f?. * 77~ **
. f
West Florida seems to possess roor
cav rm, subterranean river*, natuta
bridges, and springs, than any othei
part ?.f i h>. United States. This, it ap
p< bi s. is owing to the strata of liinc
Stonr wMth (.overs the whole Country
arid iw passing over and through whicl
the waiei a ti?#e caused thtsr reaarka< lc
ar.d intcrrstin^L formation!*. ? A. wriici
in tlic Pensaco.a Gazette, has given a
variety ol ukcicliraot W?bt Florida, in
which he particularly nonets these cav
erns, Sec. In a late number of tha: pa
per, we find the following <'??'-? ipw n.
^V. Y Evemrtg- P*tt.
11EMARKABL.E CWFttN. *
it Tlw U
, * lit. urv.11 cove, suua f lit JuCKSOn
> county, about a mile south ot the public
mail leading to, ami about tVee miles
distant Irom the terries on Chipoia rivtr.
opens to ihc east by an aprrture oi
thi. ty Icet wide and louroi five n, height.
' ? The passage dcsccn..*, foi hree ot
f?mi rods, a', an a;gle of thirty five
?cgrecs, and tne cuvein gradually opens
to an iiundred icet wide end fifty tcei
A deep cliar.nci filled w:th trans
parent water, skirts the south side from?
some distance, then breaks olF in wells
and finally disappears. The course ot
the cave is about N. \V. and resemolcs
an arch ol the Gothic order. In a out
* ix ty yards it is ciossed by a stream
twenty fee1 wide and five (cei deep,
which contains abun ante ol ciuw fi>n.
Alter croasingthe stream, the atcli turns
rather east ot noith and pa&cnis a hal.
one hundred yarcs in length, pretty
sHai^hi, hut with an oo?. ven Hour, form
ing bills and valley;*, the base a red clay
to.cred with dust, decomposed ?rtom
the rock abjve. A tango of beautiful
columns fills the ccniie of the hall,
wlnie thousa/uis ot stalactite* stretch
down their long tubes, towaids the
white bases which are growing up to
men them from the fi >or. Many largo
holes in the arch are filled with tuts,
who on the approach of light flit off in*
to daik iecess?sol the rock vvitli a noise
I ke thunder.
Alter leaving the hall the passage
btc^ti.es low, crooked and intiicatc tor
a lew rods, but ai length emerges in o
another lot'.y apartment. lr<m winch
there are various avtnucs, all ol which
are yet ui i xplored, as are also the
touises oi one or two large streams,
ono ot thoe bounds the pi iiu ipai course
o: t e last inemionod apartment. This
c.vnn has been explored about four
hundred yards. Tic congelations in
the aich cave, when formed on the
sn'es of tho rock, are the color of ice,
nut they often project into curls and
folds in imitation of mouldings, di ape
ries and other inimitable forms; these
projections on bass rcliel are generally
white, with a spaikling chiystaline ap
pearance. l'he regular atalactiies arc
uniformly hollow, the cutsi-.c a suit de
composition, tiu inside irregular, span)
chi ystals ol a yellowish hue.
io the neighbourhood of this cave,
J Col. Stone attempted in three several
pbcts to tig wvlh, hut in each instance
? * a 1 1 1 e upon h' ik'W spaces whnh pie
rented succe<s, and the well digger,
IrgMcncd with the danger ol imombing
iiim .'iH in some unknown cavern, desis
ted troi\i .'iggii g. I he soil o' the ntigh
>o-,rhooiis among the richest ot the
Chipole laMd*; ti<e Ii?cc4>f the country is
formed of w u.c valley > in r? dishing loi m,
with narrow r\lges, through which the
limestone often pr< jects, crowned with
no n ? woo*!, grape vi.its and hydiotisia
shtubs; the eaves w\ich nave been ix I
auiined ate utr cr :ht*e ridge-." |
K !?: M A HK. ABLE V HI N G .
?? At twelve n?ii?s distant from ihc
Tallahasse, is the R g Spring, the
source of the Wakulla river. Tins cel
ebrated fountain i> one of the greatest
natural cuiosities iw the United S.a'es.
Ascending the river about one mile
he low ilk source, it bucomes so inurli
obstructed ny ftags and river weeds, t fiat
it is v?iih yrcat difficulty thai a boat can
be propellc d up the sareaui; tuitdcnly
this immense spring breaks upon tnc
eye. It is nearly one mile in breadth,
and of a circular lorm. The waur is
almost as tiansparent as air itself. It is
an unfathomable depth, which gi*e"> llio
water a deep blue tint, similar in ap
pearance to the water in tho gulf
stream ? It it suid that * plumb hus
drawn down 250 fathoms of line #ithoui
finding any bottom. After arriving in
tho centie of the spring in a small
boat upon a cleat- day, the appearance
of the afcuie vault above, and the blue
depth below us, gives rise to a succes
sion of the most singulai ideas. It ap
peared aliei abstracting tho surround
ing foliage irom the mind, tha wc were
suspended in he i ?iu?nse regions of
space. The water i?> highly improgna
i ?-d with discomposed lirncttone, which
gives it that extremely r<?P8paient ap
pearance, whit n can only he accounted
lor hy HuppoMHy iha< ?a ci mp equa
ted wiih Cal a'oui suh?t4U?v.t, nas
much Jess refractive powen Ijr light,
c than ?atq| jo a ststenf punt jr. The tcno
p* rature vl'bz water i? *ery'l??*?, tivrQ
j in tiic warmest weather it ai? icy
_ coldness. It ha* huwovtr a auseout
r
tuste.by bei^g highly imp* <-gnated with
the ??lphuret o>' lime. O.^ tMenonhvra
sire of this spring, a <>raut*fo> h<*n??n?>cli
' ri*es g nt.y 1rom the wate?; this ih tin*
8' iie ol tne (uriptr English factory for
t??t Indian t fade, while this country aa*
under thr British cro%o, and afterwards
the resilience ol the celebrated Ambris
tor, wno .va*.executed during the Se
minole campaign. This fountain is fed
from subterraneous *outces which g^tl
trum the huwcla of ihe earth ?itb in
oreiii?bU lorce, rising io the centro with
the velocity of boiling water; some idea
may be formed or the power with which
it j?usr>es fiotn the earth, by its display
in^ a i ol*i>nn of water of more 'ban two
hundred and fif y fathoms in height, an d
rt moving with violence the water on
ihe hurft.ee. This spring is aOout twelve
mile* from fort Si. Marks, and abo^(
twenty fioni the ocean."
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION".
The Boston Mcdit ai Inteil'gencer
contains an account ol a new mudc oi
treatment (or consumption aua ether
diseases ef the hmgs, invented by Dr.
Miuvil cton, a distinguished l^ngiish phy
sician. Being himself affected % I'.b a
ijisordei ot the lungs and having lost
two pi?mising cuildten by pulmonary
consumption, he directed Lis whole at
tention and studies to those d seascs.
All nis other professional business was
given up, and his investigations gave
use to the mode ul treatment, which he
is no.v communicating to the world gra
tuitously.
ll;i theory is founded upon the absor
bing power of the lungs, which is to
great, that he states the lungs of a sheep
will take up four ounces of water, in
jected by an aperture m the windpipe,
in the course of a few hours witnout oc
casioning -my appaient suffering. Me
dicines, in substance or io a fluid state,
as Dr. Middleton has proved by a vari
ety oi txpt rimcnts, are carried into the
ciri ulaiion mur h oouner when thrown
into in. lungs than into the stomach.
Dr. Midak'oi 's plan thtn is, instead of
li>a*Mf?p t lie stomach with drugs and de
o lit* ing the w .olc sysl in for the cure
ot a locai disease, 10 administer it directly
upon th? lungs, and supply the stomach
with a gener -us 'though < ot too stimula
ting uict. The- rue 'Hemes to Reemployed
arc calcined spai^e, dandelion or stra
monium for tubercles on the lungs, and
myrrh and bark in moi e advanced stages
of disease. These are administered by
m ans of an instrument called an inha
ler , which is a block tin ra?e, in whict*
is a cylindrical wheel having briitles in
serted i.. it5 sidea, and turned by a crank,
on the outside. At the top is a mouth
piece whicn conveys the preparation to
the lungs. Th- substance to be inhaled
is first reduced to an impalpable powder,
and being put mio the inhaler, is act
afloat by the wheel. When the air of
thr. box is sufficiently loaded, the patient
closes the nostrils, while he makes a
full mspira.ion from the moQth-piece
of tho inhaler, ? >y which the powder is
conveyed to the seat of tho disease.??
This ts repeatod three or four tigies a
day ? The success that has attended
l)f. M.'s own praciicu has domonatra
ted the superiority of his system to any
other heretofore practised upon. He
considers consumption a contagious dis
ease, and cauti <ns persons against in
hating ; h?- breath of th'ise who are la
bouimg under infections of <li? lut?i:s.
The extraordinary <*a*e which occur
red in tne Western Ouniry, i? 1823, of
i he oozing of clot* ot hlot>d [oone?l
fiom the*face of a girl, has been confir
med in a letter to professor Chapman,
from a respectaMc gantleman wiio was
an rye witness and a sciei tific observer
of the phenomenon. The letter is pub
lished in the num'oer !hat has just ap
peared of the Philadelphia Journal of
the Medical and Physicrl Sciences.
An establishment for printing calico
i* nb >ut to he established in Troy, New
Yv)ik. U is supposed the buildings and
machinery will cost about ore million
ol dollar*. A largo manufacturing house
in Manchester, England, is said to be
deep'y interested in this establishment.
Requited Love. ? What words c?n be
more dtlighitol to the humao ear, than
the unexpected effusions of generosity
and affection from a beloved woman. A
gentleman, after great misfortunes, oaftie
to a lady he had long courted, and told
hur his circumstances were so reduccd,
that lie was actually in want of five gui
nea*. " I am very glad to hear it," said
she ? " Is this your affection for me!''
' he replied, in a tone ol despondency;
*? v?hy are you glai ?" 44 Bccause," an
swered she, 14 it you want five guineas,!
can put you in oosacssion of tve thou
"