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Samuel KccIcr's Estate.

VA L The subscribers having been aro'n'
w 81 bv the How. the Probate Conr
for the ds'tc, OF Chtcndon, c"mmlssinn.
orc - receive. examine nnd adjust the
clam, AID domond, o. all persons. against
n, estate vt Somu, Kcclcr. late &C Essex.
in said District, deceased. represented
nso'vcnt. and also all Gains 0nd demands
cXh b'ed IN olf>ct thereto; aud Fix months
FROM Tho day Of he date hereof. being al
lowed BY said Court for ihoi purpose, we
dc therefore hereby give notice, ,ha, we
W, atlcDd TO the business ni our appoint.
IN ut. Of the dwelling vi Milo KceIot'~ IL
f. sex. ~ SAID DISTRICT. ON tho last Mon
d VS. Of Ap,,l. May and June next. at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ on oach ol laid DAYS
Dated, this Ia h day of February a. D
1888.
=. = BUTLER. Commits
ARNOLD COLBY. sinners.
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Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs.
A,oOoO lbs White Lead
5 hbl. Venetian Red
IS do Whiting
s do French Yellow
6 do America do
10 d. Spls. Turpen'ine
25 de- I.lus"eA Oh
1000 gals. pnrc winter and fall
Snprm Oh
$50 bbIs ground Logwood. 81.
Dor'ugo.
- do do do Campeachy
$50 do do Fns'c
100 do d" Nicaragua
60 do do Cam Wood
10 do do Bar do
10 do do Peach d,
10 do dn QucrcIlron Bark
so do Madden
25 Drmurn- Oh VIiriol
10 bis A Ilum
5 d. B ~ Nrriol
9 Cctonns Flo'an' Indigo
Case Bengal dn BY
J 81 J II PECK e. Co
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yE9 Il genuine lowe & R""d,' ') Com
t. ronud Cnouu" '"ulh Wash II rrn.
al'v c.,arses the teeth and mouth, removes
CA>Nrn .R .uRE>Es aud al ,hat l. If n
sly" IA tine breath, i preserves Va" teeth
md u uJh IN clear aLd healthy c"udrlon
Foo urlhrl ace runt al Us saIn'arv' h"c's,
Irtc'rnc' is made TO III" Communications
OF lh" Ply icau, Of ,;osioo attached 10
porh hottie. TD,s i. he augrnal and gen
ulue hflc'r which is So much tEIllaicd
There arc other articles nGtcu sod as this,
caIi"d "Chnnne Tooth WASH" Oul-
Woo,h Wa,h. Chlor'ne DcnllIucr Cho,n,
tooth paste, Fi0teutluc Tooth VAST lm-
perai Ccmppund Ch'orlne WouIh Wash,
&c. none Of winch have any connrXIor
with ll,e goGulor article, Tins is prcaared
only by Low" G. Reed, Boston, u,culors
md sole propr,olorS. Each bottle j.,
stamped Lowe g. Reeds Compound Chic
rue ~ 9TH Wo.n. aud the w'anper is
s,gned BY Low, g. Reed. Tins 0rllclr has
cured Torr desperate CASES Of caukcied
NOUNS anu Thtoat,. aud r. highly recon.
m,ud, d BY lbos" who are canccto n' lodge,
as good Article for The Tech and Gums
Variety Shop, PANcDoRN g. BRrNsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-13
GregOrY's I'ills.

4 N article too well know by The public
"A I" require II list of certificates or rec
rmIneDdal'oDs, for sale bv
J. g. J. n. PECK e. Co.
Feb. % and RuBERT MonDY.
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gFkaDI4 Rt'ssalN DAY.

"a VIE SurHngt"n Nj e. "A e prepared
a. to execute orders for Castings OF ~
cry drscr;plion. NJ short notice, they ar,
constantly prov'd,d with the be-, .Scoich
P,@ Iran, Tor mnkrg castings which arc
required I" be s"' for finishing aud a.,
lf"n most sni,ah'r tor shafts, grers. and
and other castings. where great strength
and dnrahi'ily are required. they have
on hand good assortment OF PATTERNS
patterns made to order at short notice By
experienced workmcu.
Potash kettles made if ordered. Cnldron
do. generally kept on hand, several 81 OF
box and 'ancv stoves. also PiOUghS iiisl
ta'o N ,dcl With or without woods.
Ca, ugS which are required !" b" turned
ar bored. can be done IN The hes, mnuner.
All orders directed TO the above concern
Will r'crlv" prompt attention.
Wm"o~kl CIV Dc 25 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-13

nR0QMMI 8Ss
N nm Chests OId Hy-n". young Hy.
- wv son. H>-"n Skin Souchong. aud
Tnuka Tea.
90 Cadde- very superior Y. HysOn do
IS Ilhds. M"asses.
10 Iihds New Orleans and Porto.
RICO Sugars.
90 BIS best Loaf Sugars.
20 Bags C"ffi'e.
90 Ban. pcUper aud >pices.
10 Kegs on" G'rgsr.
100 Box. Mnsca,,.l AND Bloom Rails !ns,
80 q Ks Bar Soap.
25 Il x"- Pipes.
100 Mats Cn.-ia.
5 T,etc"- Saeratus.
A5 b.. Am Brandy.
10 Ptpo> Bah GIN.
a do II Hand do.
4 d. brs' ~'gneite Brandy.
g Fd~. Winter Strained Oil.
10 BIS. do do do.
Tor sale by
FoLLErT T. BRApLEYs.
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LVLNf lIufG 4 / en- 2

NAN II 90 pos-Jb'" TIA nuttcr-a' rom
" e'r Ha- been (ouud Ia cH." lho vi, aud
pam. OF he corporco. 5oty ! I'no' So, then
what doc i ~ moau3 It is a strange de
lu,iNn. or mast certainly there mJal b. al
unr-uel reality. A. Occupying The station
Of 40 AGENT Tor D1ct. Brardr,Ih IN to-
vrdng o' bis Vc2o'ahr Unlvcr,al Pals
and hearing The huuaroas Of every cIa->
aud cprAitlun IA he ,"a,'rr remnikS II
such Wundrr,ul cnt,s .ui ;.''rts G,ov'ing
t,"tr use, that onc con'd not n ,atlcc hear
the ,tuuwerabI. rood iIcc;s 'bA of vol
ur'at.iv IN be'i, wing manner, without al
least dolHg something toward, no I!yng
the ifi,ci,G Wth dr-ca.n 'hel It - possible
ard may be even uIucb more than pr batIe.
that Il sick 50 nav be aiIcva'ad Nv he
use If b" said Bran,'r,'hs Pals. was
opposed in the ii'Si place 10 taking the
agency, Or OF I,avlng anything 10 Do with
the Cnack .curc. ll-doctor-s'uit. a. ! ihcn
CAL d it but was reasoned INTO b'Iet
that at least some good might be possible"
with Great deal OF tGlth. aud consented IT,
few b zon haYos being left, nnl alowed
my nainc 'o be 'n-c',d in an advertisement
Us ii.r t4,u'. a. FIRST he calls were mud.
cro, erI for F., lrun INN snie .,h,ui any
no,.,o.. ,nc,cmo,,I,o,,,,rs Tbn demanI
hosrn,v bo,c,oo os,,n,.hinorv increased and
rho .,.,,,. or,hc;r cu,os :, nn,or;ou.Iv cen.
c,,l,ho, 7 cana, ory ,.nccr wul,nld the
on,,icn. thu, H,andrc,l'. Pills po.s,.s a
dceireb'n o,olrv and wbo, * sand If Thorn
bv nov ans WHO hovo o,,c.rod 70 ,bp,r rooA
rn.nI,s >, tho nr,crol advertisement, may
ho ,,uh,hivt,ur and c,rrrc, orc .rd,nc #,
,ho;. hol,,I Recommendation, .ocu. ms,
n hc NODDED mrcb loorcr ,hrouch the
,o. u,nlo o,,,,,n,,, sn,oL,r,,
ro., c,r,rch,v of,to;r nso and boncG, /,
!, Irn.,,,,t,., :, ,,,,,. IVA cl.or,,d ,b,, ,horo
!; 81 ! ..d c.u,i,,s manner in INV
,,,t,ur,., nu, Il ,In, he none ILr worse
cpin,,n t,, shat. =. Il m.rh, ne soylno oni,c
,o, n,ncI, to sor,bo, INV mcdic,n.,,f itself
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-13
GasDCE KS.

y Ptrcs American Gin
8 do do Brandy
F,pnch Brnndv, Holland GIN. 81. CroS
ROM. Madura. Shrr'y, P"t, French
Madera, Malaga anL Champa On Wines,
90 hhdI M"a--es,
so Bags Cofire,
10 DO P,m"no,
10 do Prpper,
9 hblS Gloves,
500 h CaSsa.
Is Keg~ Pure Ginger
10 TIorcrS Salriarns,
G5 Chests Iilsnn Skm Teas,
60 II" Young Iiy-on do.
SO QmnlaI- G dish,
2j Boxr- Pipes,
80 do Hard Soap,
,35 bbs ST. Crmy e. Port Rico Sugars
J. g. J II. PECK & Co.
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ORKIS TOOTH WASH

A valuable aU'cle for he teeth and gums
& J II PEcK e. Co. wholesale agents.
ROBERT Moopy. Retail.
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SCR EWS.

Nloheirs Screws,
" Bench do
Mill do
Standing Press do
Manufactured by f. Y r. Fairbanks g. Co.
For sale by
J. Il J. RI. PECK & Co.-.4genis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-13

ruined ny the " all-lllllllible" mineral prcpara-
tons of the day, will bear NO witness, tina, the
Life Medicines, IL such only, are the true course
to permanent good health. JouN MoFrAv.
Genera. Remarks relative TO Mofats
life Pills ami Phnrir Biuers.
These medicines have long been known ard
appreciated Tor their extraordinary and immediate
powers OF restoring p, rlec health to persons suif
crlng under reary every kind ofdlscase to which
the human frame is liable.
/ Ii many hundreds otcortifcated instances they
have even rescued sufferers from the very verge
OF an uniney grave, alter all the deceptive nos.
trums OF the day had utterly failed and to many
! thousands they have permanently secured that
uniform enjoyment, of health, without which life
! rSei is but partial blessing. So great indeed,
has their efficacy Invariably and iniatIibiy proved
that it has appeared scarcely less than miraculous
! t" those who were uuacqualn'et with the beau
| titUlIy philosophical principles upon which they
are compounded and upon which they consequent.
! ~ act. / vas 20 their manifest and sensible ac-
! 'i"n III purifying he springs and channels of life
and erdulng them with renewed tone and vlgOr
I that they were indebted for hcr name which was
J. bestowed upon them at the spontaneous rcqucs,
! oi several individuals whose lives they had OBJ.
. vlnuslv saved.
The proprietor re occs in the opportunity af.
! torded by the universal diffusion of the da Is
. ,,.... ur,,I-r,pr JIr-r,
pItIs ,;,i,,,',I', ,'i''n,,'l si'lDI -,
,,,,I,;l,,'li ~, ,,,,,''5,, Ir,r;,.a H.
nrr,r,;,.;n,,s ,',acI.r;os vI,ch hn,s,, ,r vora,a
bio ;nrrc~n,! ,b,, J,f p,,,s ,rn n,r a, cav.
~ yr,l.rr,,,, and nn,,o,n ro',har n o,c,,r,. A.
,,.,o,v ,,.,',. ',,',, t',,,
v,h,,cvcr ,rl,oyarc ru,irni, ,n,,,,'..J ~ .x
tracts ,,,,, ,,r md ,.oyy,ri, ms the vir,,,o. nj,
,.b IN ,hon,h Ion,, l.,oyyn f., several ,nfi,n,r
and r.ccn,ly to some rninput ,baru,c,n.lc.I
chemists are altogether unknown TO ignorant
prclcGders 10 medical science; and were never
before administered n SO happily oCaClOus a
combination.
I DYSPEPSIA, By thoroughly cleansing the
Erst and second somachs aud creating flow OF
pure healthy bile instead of the stale and acrId
kind :--filtV!cHcv Pu!pit0tion IT The Hcar, Loss
Of .}pDoijie Hea,i.ju,n and NeaI.ache, Restless
mss W.tempcy Anricfy LoAgnor md Neianchoi,
which are HE general symptoms of Dyspepsia will
yunishas natural consequence Of It's cure. Cos.
nreness by cleansing the wholc length Of the
lnlestr""s "ih solvent process ana Without
violence; all violent p"Fgrs leave the bowels
,"H'lvc "'hn TWO days. DMffhnn ana toi'r"'
r.
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A CONTRAST

All nations from the remotcst ages, have hau
SHIPS but Columbus only found Out the way to
America. Before the time Of the great Spanish
navigator people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just 50 with The Life Med
iclnes. 1t is but two short years since first
vcntured upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
ot-nEALTli. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known VIXEN commenced my search but their
use was not. BY the use OF them, have no, only
passed from the detected invalid 10 the hal ,near.
ty and active man otbusiness, but. comparatively
speaking have renewed my youth. | can thus
with confidence Of my own experience aovIse
with my fellow citizens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable Life Medicines are suit.
able to his own case2 have on file At my office,
SAG Broadway hundreds Of letters, from some OF
The most rcspt cablc citizens Of this my native
land, voluntarily Offered IN Testimony Of The vir.
tues of a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the " allnialibe" mine raj prepare.
tons Of the day, will bear No witness, tina, the
Life Medicines, IL such only, are the true course
to permanent good health. JouN MoprAv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

i..llouine morning small handbills and
.lsesrAs announced that SIC. Fox would
sing a nsw patriotic sang. &s'
The theatre mas eTOWerd; the song
was sung. sad received with rapture; u
vas repeated eight iiRss. and sgain en-
eOrsd. and When sung he Riiiih time. The
uhole audience stood up and lalhsd IN
lie chorus. Night sler niehi Tad To-
Iumhia cheered The Eisilers 81 ths theatre.
and in . very Few days il was ihs nna-
Tfrssl song Of the boys in The streets from
enc snd az the city 10 the other. MOI
uss the distinguished author II This iraly
national songs Song Whirh mel The en-
lire appreciation Of all parties 81 he day
-Eargos,sn. The street in Which he re
sided vas on One occasion crowded. and
usiI C.,lnmbis broke on The stiffness 81
aidrigh, iron i've hundred patriotic soi'
-. X.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05
From ws,d:s,s Ion,nal q Bell. Ls,,,s,

From Wa'd;c's Journal % Bellies Lei;res
Jvdga Hophiason.-We present our
readers with an American anecdote, from
the pen Of vsIued correspondent. re.
spec'nE the composition Of "Iial C,Ium-
bia," By Judge Ilopklnson, which will be
new To most of our Subscribers.
Mr.. Edi.nr-Though YOU are aware
,ira. the Hon. Judge Hnpkinsoa is The
author of Hail Columbia. you may nn,
Sn0w the circumstances under which it
was written. have heard tie history
of the snng more Than once. and hope
that /. may find Place of record in some
corner Of yoHr " Journal" and be Tescu-
ell from oblivion.
inthe year 1893, when patriotic feel
ing perEaded the coIntry, and when there
were several parties in the fell, Mr..
Fox, . young player. who was more adj
mired Gnr his vocal than hisirionic paw.
ers, called one morning upon his friend,
Mr. II. anil, after stating that the follow
ing evening had been appointed fnr his
"|'''htr d's' fAp'CSSii- g'ChA tCdt iDb 'tc
result. as not single box had been taken,
begged hIs friend to do something in his
behalf.
III" said Fox. "yoa will write me
some patriotic verses 10 the tune ol the
Presidents March. lrcl sure of fall
hn"se. Several of the people about the
theatre have attempted il: but they have
rome TO the conclusion that it canunt be
dome. vet | thInk you may succerd."
Mr.. ii. consented TO make trial, and
requested Fox t. call in the evening To
judge Of the result.
Mr.. l!opkinscn retired IN his study,
and in a short time wrote the frs, verse
and chorus, which were submiilci 10
Mrs. llopkinsoa. who sang them Ia pj.
an' accompaniment, and proved the mea-
sure and m1slc 10 be compatible anil in
Keeping. Ia this way the second and
other verses were written. aud when Fox
returned 10 The evening. he received with
delight the song as it now stand. Tie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

--latest Iattiiigsnce.-TEe Patriots 10.
tally Defeaied.-rhe Buffalo Advertiser
81 Tuesday afternoon furnishes The follow.
ing. which. il true, as i, probably il. will
terminate the disturbances which have
been created in that quarter. Il is. how.
ever. most probably exaggerated.
"Accounts have been received this
morning IRON Canada. Of the entire defeat
Of the Insstgenl fnice in the arighborhnod
At The Short llIll-, yesterday, and the
capture ui a,eir standards and ringlraders.
4 large body Of troops, anil GOO Indian
watnnrs. had been previously collected
in their rear. and gradually hemmed them
in. II is said that there are many Amen.
cans among the prisoners. who viii most
probably be tried by fleld Court Mar.
hal, and be executed lnthwiih. Allcom-
mun,catlnn ACROSS the the river has been
suspended. and the boats drawn up to
preeen. the escape Of any parties sui
lurking in the woods.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05
poBERr POTTER.

We exchange with he " Texas lsle-
sraph." snd in the last numher received.
we lind the following paragraph. Fr"m
the similarity Of the name. and the Peen-
liar FEATURES of the transaction. we have
bnl liule doubt that The individual. reieT-
red IN. is the notorious Rohtrf Potter.
formerly ol this stale. We have had 10
knowledge Of his ahere.a-bnnis Tor sess-
raj wears: Eaf. hfgsssef.
I" We learn from tie Texas Chronicle
tia, Col. n. Potter having lost his horses
about the middle AZ April last. suspected
they had been stolen by the CagidU indI-
ans in his neishborhuOd. lie therefore
immediately rai.sd party OI armed men.
and arrested several Indians. They. how
ever. made their escape from him snon
after Ihrir cap uTe: lie pursued them Ia
their village, where he found several
women aud children: these he attempted
10 carry oil. when \ small party al armed
Indians arrived. and a skimish eRsued In
Which three Indians snd tao white men
we're killed. The horses which he lad
lost, were afterwards discovered IN the
range near his sr''lrment, hariug ouly
slraycd short distance from Ilier ar
binary pasture graunds! Nha, mus, he
the 2, liee,inns Of this individual, Who has
thus rasl,ly ,mbrned his hanis with HE
blood uf innocent and Hnohendiug men.
and possibly plunged his eoun'ryutn
into al the horrors Of mHrlerous lndian
Narl The editor of the Chronicle justly
observes: - this affair shows tie necessi-
~ &c acting with dehberaiioa. and al.
hitting evidence against the Indians with
caution, for We are tna apt 10 attribute
TO them the honor al hssing rerpsirated
many crimes tina. might uPon in'esriga-
iian be Traced 10 seine of tie loose cha
raciers among U.s."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

,;onsl debt. certainly noti Il 10 0niy 81
landing a little friliiy 10 he gsallsman
Seesssry, Who Just RoW happens %
so, = liIils cash. Well. sir. whether 4
he . National 6sbt vii nOi say; his ]
know-iI will be allowed. uhsisVsr Il
4. wish the serious and Substantial con
srcuenee Ihst The PEOPLE Of the Lnlied
States viii have 10 par n, every eshs oil
il, snd lrifk interest.
Moreover. Mr.. President. PASS this ball.
and nv word for 10 this Niil moi be ihs
last crisis Ne shall see. We shall havr
ihem in succession every Little while.
They will propagate rapidly. or this
ten millions oi treasury noies issued IN
der the act Of lhe iasI session, ab"ni Use
milliees have been returned in payments
10 lie Government. and the balance re-
mains in circulation; grant the ten MI
liOas now asked Tor. and y0a will hare
illsea: and. IL like causes may be ex'
pecled 10 procure like effects. lhsTs al
then be greater need Of new grant ihsE
t.,rre is now. Sci - this ball in motion.
and il rolls Of itself. and With growing
bulk ard accumulated rspidIiy. Give o
a. many silken names IS van please
when pay day comes We shall find. fan
cy. lhsl il Is exceedingly Ike nshnna
debt. And. sir. What = singular thing d
will re. that tie glory II Tie lasi Admin
is;r.llon. which SET IN tie sp!rnauEs at !
| lnll discharge Of the national debt, slIoala
he succeeded. in lie very dawn 81 'h'
I Administration (0ilaH Inc. by aaoiheE. ;
new nalional tl.bp uf iilirtn Giilli"ns.
Ia rumclusinn. ! have Ia say. one'
mare. Ihal | cannot bring myself 10 vote
q dollar 81 Supply nh get llisle n'or'
light. Let me know how lhis money II
To be applied. far what it Is wanted
/ Let ne II least have something by wheel
! may oxruse myself To my constituents
As matters stand. base nothing TAI s1l
To them. never will vote a dollar az
the mere cry of ''emeTgency v-''TF'sls"
| aiii be behlad 20 man in meeting ia'
real necessiiies Of my country; but ! w'l
not bhndly or heedlessly vote away lh'
money Q! tire People, or involve them u
debt. am. in course. in lat"t oi ilae a
mendmfni; bat. even II il shall be- a6upt
cd, | rannoI vote iur the bill WITHOUT ias
aud more satisfactory information.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

a qrGck sfraid Of his Orn Mslieia,
The Editor OF the North Carolina Stan.
daFd. cautions his Democratic brethren a
beware Of instructions. /" We are loll
SAYS the SlaUdsrd) thai in some Of he
Federal enuniies in this state. IN. Gao.
Iinal candidates are brought out on he
srnund Of insiHeiing our Senators.
Messrs. Brown and Strange. and that IN.
viii be The policy 81 the Federal Wigs
il they find themselves strong enough in
the Legislature"
How long has il been. We would Ike
TO know, since the Standard has been
affected with this holy horror of I.seisla.
i've Instructions! The Editor ard III,
party should hr willing. a, least 10 taste
the medicine With which they 81 much
delight 10 1Ieueh those wl.O fsll undrr
their treatment.
We pray him IN remember that The rule
is bad which will nni work both ways.
Daariiie Reporter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

The Wings Of The Stale Of Maryland
have just held a Convention TO- ,he Pnr'
pose uf making nominations for their state
officers. The Hon. John n. Steele was
selected as ,Ileir candidate for Governor.
A series 81 firm snd temperate re~,IuIiors
were adopted by the Convention. from
which we select The following:
Rcsolrei. That The late and present
administration. though elected progressed.
ly IN rc,renrh tie expenditures Of the
general government, have increased them
beyond the worst fears Of tie biueresl
oppnnen,-..h have augmented the annual
expenses from thirteen millions, which
vas the sum they were pledged IN re.
trench. 10 upwards Of thirty millions oi
dollars, and in three years have exceed
ell the expenses uf The whole fn'.. years
of Mr. Adams's administration. by the
enormous sum Of lifly.sercn millions Of
dollars.
Resolrrt. That the recent multiplirl.
ton Of officers and the uuexampied in.
crease in the public expenditures. have
been unwarrau,ed by any commensurate
increase in the labnr ar demands of %.
vcrnmenr. and exhibit a was'eiul. reck.
less, and prohisale abuse Of the people,
treasure.
Rssolcel. That il the present admins.
iraiion perseveres IN lie anti commercial
policy, and continues the course of extra.
vagance in the expenditure oi the public
monies. a national debt, or direct taxation
upon The people. will be absolutely ne-
eessary to supply The demands Of govrrn.
meat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

Smithsonian Legary.--The Penn'yl.
ranisn states, on the authority Of letter
from London, that the lion. Rlrhsrd
Rush has obtained an absolute decree inr
The Smithsonian Beques,. and that the
money has been paid TO him. Il amounis
To upwards Of hundred thousand pounds
sterling. MIR. Rush was 10 have embark
ell ca his return in HE course OF the
present month, bringing with him the
money thus bequeaIhed Tor the purpose
III education in the United States. Twas
surpassed that the matter ~ ould have been
the cause Of u tedious Chanrery suit, but
II appears frnm this intelligence that It
has been Terminated with worry lIuIe de-
lay"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

Foridd.-'rhe Savannah Georgian Of
the 2alh inst. says" by the arrival yes
,crtay Of the steamer Charleston. Capt.
Hubbard. we learn thai the Indians have
burnt two bridges un the OuiIlIaeooehee.
and also Fort nade, abandoned by our
irn"ps. Gen. Taylor Is expected aith
fifteen companies To proceed across The
peninsula IN the hope ol eneonAlerng
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

dy's dFrss dessefalsd BY bslag maxim,
q public pEEashmeni, % = acre diseas,i,,
sxhibiIinn tliaa one in hnG tigl.ls ,ni
spurEed Wsllingtnns, rirsr slarrhinss -.
leTine. The male aboliiianisis taa, la
better BY al meas turn their a,t,en,iop
10 The superinlendenfe n The nurssrr
While lheir more masculine fellow Islc-.,
ers Of The other ser. devote heir =. yin,-
IN Ihe ..oui-d0oF" ay0esiions. Try rs,..
lsinly appear - possess more manhood
snd more deposition 10 exercise il. ana
iI is orr seiIlsd brlief that if lil,le fr.,
rale .yaryraam" shauld he called Ior
ihe women wonM make abunilanlly ~
best hand al II. Il is for these and .
grsie number Of other reasons Iha, n.
sincerely hope the present struggle lur
supremacy. among the male and female
rhampions Of Abolilionism, will resul, ia
| the triumph Of lie latter.
y. D. Gasais.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-05

TEXaS-Ne have received tie lIrus.
ton Telegraph Of the OH Of last month.
Tie editor says:--" Dispatches from
Gen. Henderson have lately been rrceiv.
cd al the Department Of State. From
lhem we learn. that although the British
Government las not Recognized our Inds.
psndence. commercial arrangement he's
been made By which that government
has consented TO PERM, The establishment
ola direciirade between The Two countries.
These dsspaiches are dated the 18Th Of
April. lie intended starting the next
day Tor France. and under present eircum-
stances, We have lille doubt the recugni.
lIon of our Independence by this nation
will be readily effected; but nous rtfroas."
Raleigh STANDARD.