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Il LakhAA NEWNRD.-LOox AT Ti!Is!-Dck aud


tAaaAGA NEWARD.-Loox AT rnIs-Dicb aud
- GEySS Edmund are off, without any provoca!isn
Whatever it is therefore believed they trying 10 make
their escape 10 one Of the free States Dick is black
fellow rather over the common size about ID years DID,
has bad set Of teeth having belicve) lost some Of his
fore lceth very dull stupid appearance which IS more
apparent when nieTrogated. being remarkably SLOW IN
his rcp;cs-yet he is sensible, ariu fellow. lie is
Blacksmith by trade, which may be discovered by num-
Der OF small sears his hands and arms accustomed by
sparks from the anvil. lie took clothes with him,
except those which he had on among tlcm were 4 blue
Bloadcoth coat and pana!ooms, 4 grey fur hat, the
crown Of which is larger at the top than at the brlm
with broad black band, sonnet thing like sash. IT is
very probable he has obtained forged papers, by which
lie may attempt to pass He lett home on the night OF
the 10Th nsl-EdmunG sometimes called Edmund hch.
nv is about 40 years CID low and well nadc very large
mouth pleasing appearance, seldom falling to ssnl when
spokrn to- lie has straight hair and his complexion IS so
nearly white that it is believed stranger would sup
pose he had any African blood in him lie is So very
a!ua! that, in his language, it is likely he VIII de-
ccYc those Who may hc disposed TO suspect him. lie
was hired lor the present year. but aul informed
has been missing over months. Ay nelghbors think
he was in the nryOorhood few days past II he was
il is likely he and Dick together on their way to
free State and Edmund passing as the master of Dick
II taken of the State and delivered TO me- in The
upper end Of Hanover county, secured In any JAIL
tia, get them again, will give the above reward, or
500 for either OF them. If taken in the State, and
cured in aiI So ,ha. get them again, will pay $780,
or half that sum- Tor cher.--My address will be Dem
louisville Z. y. ANDERSON BOWLES.
Dec - GI-u
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EsicsaBssosaei, Tuesday, E5cc. -,
wllr, SURPLUS RTVFNVE

THE 81 RpI,tS Rrk fHt' T.
rxr,, frovl tie llcssage Of Gor llq,.. NJ k,..
S,m,,rS Rr,t>ry ii, i e.. yDu TO- - ,,.." IL
which Of these objects (Intsfnoi IorrGr.ul,S q,
tioa) OF all admitted importance, i, would b.. "a. ;,
interest cr the country to apply this !:ut. O. ..
,nalt be deemed cXpedient 90 extent +, a,,r
ate 10 all II, however, all, or 4',y Fo',oa u a.u
be appoprated 10 the purposes o! .uc.tloa ?n.
n..f,r recommend the INVESTING Il IL" cl.. H.. 49,
G,,hje stocks and that the tcFc.. alone :. ,;lt.
I,rlv apo,eJ You liay perceive BIZ I'M. g..;r, -
IsTosinn that | view il rs virtually b, !oro;.,.
go, ,,L r-,nrrlv the obicat Of = ,,.I,..,n.,, ''
,ar,n6rary an2r0pria: ion believe | avn ,ys7r11,,
c,u!;,!.ri, j. in this Ilrht iron tic fact TIE, .l
AN, hcriynLjr 10 the Federal Gurer.!:e!!, lion,
s,,rccs will he more than adequate /, r.r,f ,s I ''
,,,o aToanfjrurcs and co.:rnnclt!y that ;a,r 49,
h,Lil;;y that the States will he rrqu.rri .. any
M - 70 rcci,nd unless il, the event o;;s ~.
rcos',,ity Tim, human FORESIGHT; and Oh. ,,." 49,"
rr,;hlc Probabilities forbid us Il tbs ,i..,, =
! ' "a.o '.''
10 i,,,,;.u,.:i. IS with r...a.i;,a! rr......-.,
have. witnessed Tic gradual decline Of a.. ..,..
tL,, ,;,d sujrt Of fnat:cisi:. that f.. ll,. i,.
So t;arfu!y the tranquility O. every pr. Vi: t, e..
without any regard 10 the cons, 4cu,,: Warta, =.
0rirnated in ,Inest intentions, led a>'rav Is Is.Yr,
jrlsncnt or was the conception BY G-i:l Of a....
scheme q. agitation and excitement IL a.i.e.,,. a
ucrncious results were equally certain. The ga.. .ro
Of the community has put il down. and il is % b.. ..i
that the prudence OF is lnri"r advocates. a.r Iv IL
Convictions o. lis utter impractcalitr rs .,aei f
recent demonstrations Of public opinion IL c:r'y ,..G
CT tie country, vii! induce them 10 "'&'aom i:,-,
50 perfectly reckless aud "''''n'7y Acc i."- ;D,
communication; uaHs'M' - F',' 7''.'} H't2.'> a..
Resolutions; relative to slavery Abolition Jo4c".
!accndIary ruh!cat'oIS ""5ri"" " The Legislature,
tic States OF 'a'nc, Co""rciter: NJ" l"'H fr""'?..
mi7 Ohio and N!*$Sstpp IL: "aI@r" 70 re with .:
that they should he ia| "ri"Tc the i'>.4t".. q .s
CONN: ,n:.tlllh, all. also e!2at'ag .a: c-.- g..
therein.
EXTRACTS jipm The .!fEsn-6 # ti1r. L@c.S. d l..
Tie surplus N,r,n"c--" pfosunc there caa BE-. ...
one nrng, on the propr;c.y a;.h %pp@",.y O.! ,.c.
IN oar proportion" Of the anTns r"ye~..r -. 81 H..
terms specified III the act g.: C"n@rr>: line ,i..a
wlci! repayment c4m b' r,qn'r' Iy thu S.ao::g
OF the Treasury OF the tH'!r @i'.r$ Is, ~ t'" !f"
Of lrtraym& the wants .: la' pl,:' l':~':'' Tics
wants would have tohe supplied Il 'li r'.r ''"" !
u" existence ~ The 'e@ 4..' o"i''" OIL aux 'l'. b..
laws there IS Ic probability that surH ""..s Il: lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20

Drawing Of Lre<5are, Ne. SIS! 300 Capital.
~ rs G5 30 - 81 IS G.! 63 u
As usua! with loyt, more spcnG!d prizes sold By hin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20
Eis'@isaia state B.esd:sy, No. i
10 DC drdmn 2lSt JaAnary, l=3T,
u,IvIrIrr.r C,ptrtIS.

MiGHIrIcrSr CAPITALS:
$4,000, I0,Goo Coco. 3.lto 3ooO. $500, 1000, 80
prizes If GlD each $5OGGG, &c, &c. III all amount.
Ing to ;:!5G ,l51-neariy half million Of money ,o
\ package of whole tickets will be forwarded Cor $3.50;
certificate Of do, for :3i; package Of inlr"s, $l';
certificate OF DO, So; package Of quarters. 50 JO GER
catc Of do. ;,32 50.-Singe tickets only $40, halves
>, quarters > -.
Tickets all Lotteries for sale w tie package sin gle
ticket, by the al!.lu2ky HOfT,
ii the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
the Elgle. who has and is selling mo:e Capital
Prizes than any other vcrdcr in the known world {.
IL Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention personal app!i-
cation and the result given (wcn rcTCcscd) imaedl-
ately alter the draSing-if addressed 10
Dec - EGI-2lwtfI d. NJ HOYT.
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\ l.. Il 49, nr... 81.

E.GrxrEn ORurR.) ESGI%EER DEPARTMENT,
No Washington. Dec. II, lo;iG.
In cunsrqucncc Of Tie destruction of the Post Office
last nigh! by FIRE. it is probable many communications
addressed Ia ti Department. may have been destroyed
In ORDER therefore, to remedy the latter evil the officers
and agents Of the Department are hereby required Ia
transmit, without delay, duplicates Of such letters aud
other papers, the receipt Of which remain unacknow
LEGGED. I. GkAllOi,
Chict Engineer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

Extract of letter from Capt. Barr of The
Louisiana volunteers. TO the editor of the
N. Orleans Bulletin. dated Fort Brooke,
Tampa Bay, Feb. 18th:
On the morning Of our arrival. an
Indian prisoner was killed in an attempt
To escape; he was taken in a manner
which might grace even the romantic days
of chiyalry. A fine noble looking Indian,
asked in marriage the daughter Of Black
Dirt, friendly chieflain; the old man
declared that none but a warrior need
pretend TO his daughter, and desired
young Yellow Hair. if he wished to
prove himself one. to 60 into the woods
and make prisoners Of three hostile Sc.
minoles. Yellow Hair accordingly dash
ed alone into the forest and actually
brought in three of the enemy; whether
he surrounded them las the lrishpan did, J
or not. do not pretend TO say. but two
oi the prisoners are now chained in the
Fort, and the other was killed in the
manner | mentioned. Yellow Hair Of
course married his black haired damsel,
and SET out on the 18th, al the head Of q
party "f his countrymen. TO act as scout
from The main army. who have marched
IN quest Of the enemy"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

Increase offhe Army.-Genersl Ma
comb has submitted 10 the Senate. in
obedience 10 resolution Of that body, a
plan for the increase Of the army 10 Ten
thousand men, wiihou, adding 10 the
number Of officers. The opinion seems
10 be unanimous among men Of all par
ties. that our present force is entirely in.
adequate to the public defence. Had 10
been in the power Of the general govern
ment 10 send full and effirient force to
Florida on the first breaking out Of hoe
Utilities, that war would ere this lime have
been over. and heavy loss Of lives and
properly would have been saved. Our
immense frontier is but half protected.
General Macomb proposes that there
shall be eight regiments Of artillery. each
comprising five companies Of 100 men;
nine regiments Of infantry. each compri-
sing eigh, companies Of 20 men; and one
regiment Of Dragons comprising Ills.
The aggregate. including the non-cOm-
missioned staff, will be 1855 men.
PnnsyivGniai.
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WasI;nv,fon qnr;I 4

Warrington, .9prI 9.
Mr.. Leigh, Of Virginia. addressed The
Senate on Monday and yesterday. in OPP
position 10 the EEpamgiag Resolution
The Senate was crowded on both days
with an auditory whose attention was
riFeled during the whole time. and lhe
speech il the theme nf general sdmira
ZION. We presume Mr.. Leigh never ex-
erled his eminent abilities more happily
or more successfully. and the Senate. We
are confident, has rarely listened 10 .
more mastery, eloquent. and triumphant
train Of reasoning. He tore down and
scattered To the winds The whole tissue
Of arguments and alleged precedenls by
which il j. vainly attempted 10 sustain
the proposition Cor mulilsling the journal
Of the Senate; and not only established.
clearly and indispuisbly. The inviols-
biliiy Of thai record. bat vindicsied be
yond all cavil the perfect competency Of
the Senate 10 pass The resolution touching
the conducl Of the Executive. which il j.
nos proposed 70 exPunge from the jour
nal. MAJ. hfd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15
New York, March 81, 1886.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

By the packet ship Roscoe, Delano,
master, from Liverpool, we have London
papers of the Gath ult., inclusive. with
Paris dates Of the 22d.
The new French ministry had, after
an interval Of three weeks, been re-
organised, with III. Theirs as President
of the Council. Several Of the former
ministers remain; those who retire, are
the Duke de Brogiie, N. Guixot, aud
IT. PsrsI. We do not perceive that "
Human, though causing the change,
profits by it. in the way Of place.
Fsschi, and his two accomplices, PEI
pin and MOres- had undergone the ex'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

We learn that Mr. Jaudon. Cashier Of
the U. =. Bank. has gone to England for
the purpose Of carrying inl" effect an ar
rangement already made, by which the
Bank has disposed &c The notes which it
took Of the various institutions and indi>
vIduals who purchased the Branches.
BY this operation the Bank will realize
over S20,OOO,O0O Immediately. besides
making a liberal profit on the difference
between the rates Of interest received and
paid. ". FORK Jour. Of Com.
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NE w. STOR E..

TsfAvING obtained the store house formerly
-~ occupied BY Cain s kirkland. opposite
the court house, the subscribers will thankful-
" receive, aud endeasour to merit, The sup
port and patronage Of the public, Their as-s
sortment oil Goods being complete and new,
and having been purchased for Cash, they can
afford and intend TO sell them as low as can
be procured in this place. Persons wishing to
purchase are respectfully requested TO cell and
examine for themselves
MICKLE Il NORWOOD.
April7. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

.fason Coanafy.-A leiisrio the Editor.
from . gentleman in Arson. gives the
gratifying assurance. that There 10
great Unanimily in old " democratic An,
SOM" and The Van Buren, men are so
scarce that il would puzzle any Of their
party 10 call . meeting and have friends
sufficient 70 gil The Chair. and other
important appointments. Dudley sp-
pears 10 take we'll" Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

II 10 said that Mr.. Wilkins. our Min
lister al ST. Petersburg. is about to return
home. his fortune and salary being too
small to allow him to support the style
and state Of his brother ambassadors.
Let him take refuge behind his democrs
CIV, and lodge, A. Mr.. Adams did al Lon
don, over barber shop.
Bah. Chronicle.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

a T meeting OF the Commissioners Of the
aS Town Of Hillsborough, il was
Ordained, That no person whatever shall
hitch or tie any horse, mare. gelding, mule or
jackass, TO any tree, or the fixtures around any
tree planted or standing along and BY the side
walks.of any street in said town, under the
penalty Of one dollar for each offence; and il
the offender be slave, he or she shall be pu-
nished corporally, not exceeding fifteen lashes.
By order Of the Commissioners.
TH0S. CLANCY, T. Clerk
April z. oi3--
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Mississippi.-A correspondent in Mis-
sissippi writes Us that the current Of pub
lie opinion is turning rapidly in favor Of
Judge White, and that he will obtain The
vote Of Ina, state by triumphant ma
jorI,y. The intrigue and corruption Of the
SPoils Party 20 the contrary no,with
standing. yonesb0rOugh Rep.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
Fall of San ..7nioniO and Massacre OF

Fail OF San ,.7nt0ni0 and Massacre Of
the Ttriaa Troops!
The last New. Orleans Bulletin con-
tains letter from Gen. Houston. giving
the particulars Of the above horrid lrage,
dy.
The fort was attacked on the 9Th of
March. about midnight, by Santa Anna
in person with 1000 men. They were
repulsed with The loss of 500 to 500 men.
In the morning the Texans. $50 in d b,
Der. were called on to surrender uncon,
dironally. which they refused; but pro.
posed 10 surrender as 1IkS>eEs of war,
which was agreed !, = sooner
had they marched q their
arms, than a genera Jed up,
on them by the wi d force!
They attempted to esd lily three
succeeded, one of whom Us Col. John.
son,
One woman, Mrs. Dickinson, and
negro, we're the only persons whose lives
were spared. We regret TO find the
names Of Col. David Crockett, Col. Jes-
sc Benton, and Col. Bonhan, of 6. G.
among those who persisted. Gen. Bow
lie was murdered in bis bed, sick and
helpless. Gen. Cos. on finding the dead
body Of Col. Travis, drew his sword and
mangled the face and limbs with the ma
lignant feelings OF a savage.
The bodies Of The dead were thrown
into heap and burned.
The effect Of these horrible atrocities
upon the Texans was electrical. Every
man who could use a rifle was on the
march for the sea, Of war. Il was be,
lieved tina, 1000 riHemen were on their
way to the army, determined to abandon
all other pursuits until they had exier
minated the monsters. Gen. Houston
was at Colorado with about 1000 men,
and Col. Tanning at Goliad with 500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

ull BY hanging hinssiE The bosom Of
. quist md harmless family Of brolhers
and sisters has BEE Laden with Issuing
s0rrow. There Is 40 sssignable cause
Tor the ael. unless Il asa an anticipation
Of difficulties in his peeunisry affairs.
Gresnsb0roHgh Pal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

In Missouri, Maj. Benjamin o. FslIon.
who headed the Jackson electoral ticket
in 1928. and succeeded BY an immense
majority. has permitted his name 10 be
placed on the White ticket Of 1895. and
so universally popular is he. that the re.
suit in that state. cannot nOn be doubted.
Com. adv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

sxpsnsss. Logisians. howryer. ID ought
. Be observed. 10 more liberal 10 her
judges. though she dnes NOT allow them
quite % Princely : salary ss ~ihe CHI
zens" allow 70 their cashier. She gives
20 her chief judge 5000 dollars > year.
and 70 her Governor $500 dollars.
-.~ Kaf. intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15


Many Of our readers will rrcolIeet that
during the Congressional canvass in this
district IN 1888. ihe u. States Bank made
prominent item in the discussions Of The
candidates; and among he desises used
70 excite the prejndiees Of The people ..
gainsi that institution. . long lisi Vas ex-
hibiied of English noblemen and ladies
who were holders of stock. II vas then
stated, though The fact Was bot liiile attend.
ed 20. that large portion Of The stock Of
The Manhattan Bank Of New York. one
e che dspOsifs Banks. Was held by an
English noblemsn; and IL the argument
was good against The Bank Of the United
States. u ough. 20 be good also against
other institutions. ID will perhaps also
be recolleeied. that the President Of the
United States. in his veto Of The Bank
bill, made il one Of his objections that q
large amour. Of stock was held BY foreign
srs, and that consequently large sums Of
money were yearly drawn from The coun.
Try a. dividends upon their stock. Ii
will be seen by the following article from
the New York Evening Star. that the
Marquis Of Csrmarthan, for his six hun.
dred thousand dollars Of stock in ihe Man
haitian Bank, receives not only The regu
lar interest arising upon his own capital.
but over sssauy thousand dollars for in
ieresl upon the money Of the people OfIbe
Uniled States, deposited in his bank.
a picture for The Peopls!--0ne Of The
Pets
"The capital OF the Manhattan Bank
is two million and fifty thousand dollars;
Of this over SIR hundred thousand dollars
belongs TO the family Of an English noble.
man. We have not the returns before us,
and IL We are in error The Cashier. who
holds the power Of attorney. can cor.
rect Us. This Bank held on deposile on
the first Of February last, three millions
siriy seven thousand dollars Of The PEG.
Piles money. which al legal interest pro.
duces fico hundred and fourteen thou
sand SIR hundred and ninety dollars an.
nualiyj Of which the Msrquis OF Car
marlhan will receive over seventy thou.
sand dollars. Observe, this is besides
the interest which arises out OF his own
capital invested in the Bank. This 10
the gratuiiy or bonus which the sdmi.
nislrstion gives him IN relieve themselves
from the necessity Of distributing ], a.
mong the states for the Educs.ion Of the
children, and the improvement Of the
condition Of the poor"
Now We call upon every man. To what
ever parry he may be attached. 10 any,
can the system, Of which This is but an
example, be righ's
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

irem& psnally a he law. Msssy, II Hsi
thought and hoped. ~0ula hs,s heen
rxlendrd 10 he daahIlnl gull 80 rssy
hairs o. Aorey. ban Louis FEiGiJpf'f
mercy has never seI been manlirslsd
towards political offenders The rGlPrits
being behesded. Nina Lasase. the one
eyed mistress Of Fieschi, had been hireds
II considerable salary. - q den0iselLe
de compton. n . Partisan coffee. h. use.
Spanish affairs do not appear " sp-
proseh . settlement The Csrllsls make
hesdway in The provinces. and Mshdiza-
bel 10 embarrassed si Madrid; ane II. 40
is alleged in The private correspondence
Of the London Morning Herald. tie new
Corez shall be ultra liberal or radical in
us composition. he will be still mare 20.
In England all seems quiet. Parliament
was in full occupation. and among cher
matters. with roilrosd projects. almost az
numerous - in our country. Schemes
we're before Parliament Tor railroads
requiring for their completion. 5000,
0OOL sterling-Opwsrds Of flr0 hundred
millions Of dollars.
Mde. Eififia BuOngparfe. the mother
Of Napoleon. died al Rome on The I'd Of
February.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

The salary allowed to the Cashier of
" the Cilizens' Bank" at New Orleans,
(Mr. ]. B, PerraulD is $4,000 dollars,
which, with his house, &c. will be equal
TO $4,000 per annum. So much for The
compensation of cash-keeper. In most
of the states, a judge. who keeps the
public peace. and protects or sequestrates
life, liberty, and property. by has adjudi
cations under the laws. receives hardly
the tenth part Of this salary, out Of hich
moreover, he has to pay bis travelling
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

The Greensborough Pa.rio. has pass.
ed into the hands Of Messrs. Alfred Z,
Hammer aud c. N. b. Evans. Two num-
bers Of the new series have been receiv
ed. and their appearance Is calculated to
make a favorable impression sssto the
ability with which the publication will he
conducted. On national politics, they
profess a determination temporarily,
though decidedly, 10 support the claims
Of Judge White Tor the Presidency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

The Louisiana Advertiser. the oldest
and one Of The mnss respectable papers in
New Orleans, has come out Cor Hugh L.
White - candidate Cor the next Presi-
dency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

A correspondent in Poulson's Amer.
can Daily Advertiser. ia q short article
on the " expunging process" appears to
take a proper sle~ Of the subject. He
thus inquiries" Can you, or can any oI
your readers. tell me what is the object
Of all this fuss in the Senate. about ex
punging,' and where il will end! II black
lioes are 10 be drawn around or across
any words, will they. by such process,
be thereby erased or oblilera,ed from the
io,1naR | should suppose they will moi.
Well then. will they be erased from the
memory2 | imagine not On the con
irsry, will not the fact contained in tn
obnoxious resolutions. be more lndelhb,
impressed on the minds Of thousands, b,
keeping The subject before The pubIIc'
Most assuredly they will. Benton may
rail abou, this affair rs loud and as long
as he pleases. he will never be able to
rail The seal from the bond The re-
solutions are on the journal of the Senate,
and there they will remain"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

Spots on the Sm.-A gentleman in
New York has discovered three spots on
the N. W. limb Of the suns disc. which
he says extend over $4,000 miles Of its
surface. a.-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

The body Of George W. Martin, Of
Rockingham, who was killed BY the ex.
plosion Of the Steam Boat. Ben. Frank
lin, at Mobile, was found near the place
where the disaster occurred on the 24lh
ult. eleven days after the accident. Judge
Martin, an acquaintance Of his father, had
had the river searched with drags for
eigh, or ten days, but without success,
and had despaired of finding the body,
when 1t made its appearance, and was
brought ashore by boaiman. II was for.
,unatc tina. Gen. Davidson, formerly Of
lredell, was present, and Immediately
gave notice to Judge Martin OF the fact
Twelve thousand dollars in u. s. notes
was found upon the body in belt, which
was counted 10 the presence OF Gen. Da
wilson, DIR. Carter and Mr. Wilson oil
Mecklenburg, N. c., and secured with
some other vsluables, for his next Of kin,
who We believe is. his father, Alex. 8.
Martin: he was unmarried.
Salisbury Uatckman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

A bill has passed both houses Of the
New York legislature, authorizing CON-
pany to construct a tunnel under the
Hudson River at Albany.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-15

An attempt is shout To be made in this
country To manufacture Sugar from beefs.
Such manufacture is carried on to grea,
xtent IN France.