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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

The President OF The United States
transmitted 10 The Senate on Thursday
last. same rfceni correspondence between
Mr.. Fox. The British Minister u Wash-
iaeson, and Mr.. Forsyth, Secretary ef
stale, relating 10 The boundary question
which has been 50 long pending between
The twn governments; he complexion Of
which, in lie view Of some. seems %
Indicate The probability Of hostile Ter.
mination. We trust. however, that bet
Ter councils viii pre,ail, and that no sub
ordinate question will be suffered % in.
ierrupt tie negotiation upon the main
snhjecl in disputes happy termination
Of which might soon be looked for. il
proper prudence and forbesrance shall be
permitted 10 govern The actions Of both
governments.
For The settlement Of this matter, the
government Of Tie United States has made
several propositions 10 that &c Great Bri.
tain. giving her the choice OF ether Of
them. These propositions III look 10
some commission that shall have power
20 semle de6niiisely the whole question
Is 70 The boundary. by running tho line
according 10 the treaty. These propo-
s.lions have been long hsfore the British
government; and from The letter Of Mr..
For, We are informed thai The British
government are .only waiting Cor The
detailed report Of the British commissions
sra recently employed 10 survey The dis.
puied territory, which report il was be.
iissed would be completed and delivered
BY the end Of the present month March, J
in order % transmit 10 the government Of
the United States . reply 70 their last
proposal upon the subject Of The bounda'
~ negotiation" II may. therefore, b
hoped that The answer OF the British 20.
sernmeal will be such as may lead 70 an
amicAble and 6nal settlement Of The ques.
ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

"a IRON ths ~ q LES Pm, I'D, Il.
sleae q : msiel 81 900 sotss araiast
=. Esfe e Ffias5 .,si-,7,,v ~ $3.50.
"A 500 il iavnf q "a - 800 i,,~.
Fem Ffasklm eoaltA - -. ~,
he Mhigs carried lhe sies 81 1880.
ID msjasii.ss. nas paly in tsssnbsssbsrs
bel il other Dish.ets. a iefsex,ro,n ~,
aonasy, dated on Saturday - says:
: fou may SCI Sasn FGanklsi1 sansx
&c $50 msimily ior Ola TIP e*fsin.
There seems - Be seslsd De ssmin -
% Gust ahs Spasirrs. and am ceFlss
shal nothing can stay the eurrrus that ha
sci 10 80 smong against shrsn."
Nas. lar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

As 10 the state of New York. the
Wings III the Uni"n nerd nut teei the
least apprehension. IL is here as IN
Ohio. all setiIus Que way. did Up.
pecauue viii run ahead ot any. and
all. even our nass popular tickets.
aud Gtneral jackson fashion lake II,
every Thing With him.
.Nesc Fork Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

It's apparent, said the Pres idcnt. IN
his Message 10 Congress in 1885. that
gold and silrer will take the place Of
bank notes under rwen,y dollars. and
become the priaeipat circulating medium
in the common business nf Tile farmers
and mechanics of the county. The state
banks. according To his notion. we're sum
to consumma,e this happy condition OF
things. Have they done il Lei The
. farmers and mechanics Of The country"
whose eyes have not been blessed with
the sight Of a guild coin of the value of
live dolats for The last three years. answer.
Nashville Uhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Good Ners from, Pennsylvania. Our
infornauon from The elections held IN
Pennsylvania on Friday last, for borough
and township officers. is very favorable
10 The cause Of Harrison and Reform.
Al and near Philadelphia, the Wings
carried every thing belore them. Their
gain has been tremendous. THE old
Northern Liberties is comple.ely'recover
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

49, Subscribers il arrears Cor The Re-
csrl~s. are earnestly requested 70 make
imnsedia,s psymea.--we mast havt mo-
sev. Those Al . dislsnee can remit
armagh lie Postmaster. - he 10 aulhot-
ired 10 rapsmis money In payment Of
! subscriptions 10 periodicals. Tree Of posi-
sge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Republican 1ouchsioae. The frs,
number Of . paper bearing this title. has
been issued BY Mr.. I.emay, from The
Star Office a. Raleigh. lie proposes 70
is,ue ii once week from The ls,nf Nav
10 the Ii. &c November for one dollar.
The Touchslcne will sdsoca,e The cleo
linn nc William III. Harrison for The Pre-.
s,dency. John ~, Ter far the Wee Pfesi-
,iency. and john NJ. Morehead for TO.
vernor--aud The ,rua republican princl-
pies Cor which The Wing. have been long
snd aobly contendiag. May success ~
tend his enterprise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
Twenty-sIxth Congrcss.
NNmHH aRsaa0N.


A%%AMMA u = MNN0 -
TIE bill 70 prosiae fos he payment of
damages sustained By indi.idasls b. he
wars vith The Iadisn tribes since 1880.
was ordered 10 Be eagrossed. The Sen.
als then praeeed.d 70 he consideration
Of executive business.
Friday. March 70
Nc. Benton presented paper fraln
The treasury department, showing .hr
operations II he British mint. Mr. Ern-
Ion desired .ha. This paper mighs BE pria-
Ted. 10 connection with tl.sl suhmi.led The
other day from The treasury department.
showing The amount IL exports and i'm
ports Of gold and silver coin and bullioa.
The object. be said. was 70 show that
there Vas grea, deal more specie than
was supposed. In three years there had
been lifiy millions Of pounds sterling
coined in gold, besides Ten millions 10
silver change, and showing an aggregate
OF three hundred mallons ID little heller
Than twenty years.
Mr.. Webster would make no oii.c-
lion 10 the prin,ing;zbut il il was mraal
10 show lie quantity Of specie in rircu.
la,ion, the document would fail &c Tie OBJ.
ject. because il did not show what guam.
liiy was used every year in The arls and
milted into bullion.
The bill providing far The payment Of
damages sustained By individuals in the
wars Nth The Indian tribes since 1880.
was ordered 10 be engrossed Cor third
reading.
The Senate then proceeded 10 The con.
sider4tion ol executive business.
Monday. March q.
After The presentation Of numerous pc
lilions. and one or Two reports from COM
mi,iees on private cases, The Senae pro-
eeeded 10 The consideration OF executive
business. with which twas occupied oil
The usual hour 81 adjournment.
Tuesday. March "a
After The presentation Of few memo
rails and reports on private cases, the Sc
naic went into the consideration Of exc.
cutisc business. in which il was occupi.
ed until The usual hour Of adjournment.
Wednesday. March IS.
After the presentation Of few memo
rails and reports from committees, The
Senate was again occupied in The sonsi
Iteration Of executive business until ,hs
usual hour Of adjournment.
Thursday. March &c
The Senate spent some time IN exc
! cu,iye session, after which,
Mr.. Benton, from ihe committee OF
finance, 20 which vas referred The bill Y
reduce the drawbacks on refined suga
and rum, and 10 REFUGE the fishing boun
Ties and allowances in proportion 10 III,
reduced duties on sugar, molasses ant
salt, reported the same without amend
ment, and /, was on motion made the or
der Of the day for Monday the 18th o
April.
/ The bill for The continuation Of ih
Cumberland road in The states Of Ohio
Indiana and Illinois, was then taken m
and the question being taken on the a
mendmcnt proposed by MIR. Nor'e'l,
was loss-ayes /, nays "a.
/ Mr.. Benton moved TO amend the bill
BY inserting after " Illinois," the word
=, east Of ysndalia;" which Was agree
10.
I Mr.. Clay Of Alabama, proposed 10
mend the bill by striking out the last sec
I ZION, (.he two per cent, clsuse.) Aise
some remarks by him, and Mr.. Young
the bill was postponed, and made The o.
der of the day for Tomorrow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

II will be seen. by sn article in ano,h
ss colurnn from the Raleigh Register. that
Charles Manly. esq has been nominated
in that district as The Wing Elccior, and
that he ha. effectively taken the field in
rpppott Of Harrison and Reform. We
irus, that in all the electoral districts ol
this state, men similarly gifted and patti-
pic will be brought cut, aud we are con.
fiden, in the belief that the tlectlons ~
sayambet pext will show ths. their Ia.
burs have not been in vain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

The boundary Quesfion.--0n Ibis
suhjrc.. he Halifax lN. 81 Iialigonian
IL The % inst. says:
The boundary queslion. that prolific
source Of discard Tor lhe last thirty years.
has now become suhJec, Of such engross
ing consequence that unless measures be
adopted Tor senling The question. more
coetcise measures musi be resoried 70.
The editor ol the Qurbec Gazelle states
il a. his hslisf ihai Ragl.nd wnsaid ralheE
relinquish portion nf her rights Than 10
proceed 10 Institutes. and from all we
ran learn OF The value az The Disputed
Territory, apart from other considers
iions. we think this wauld be The mnIe
iudi-ions course. a. war With The United
States, lei il terminate rs il would, could
not but be attended with The most dis.
asirous consequences. A repor, has gone
forth, that Great Britain has determined
upnn maintaining her rights, and refusing
10 yield up any portion Of The bone ~
contention: this. however, We believe 10
be unfounded." -s1 @..e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

+ IN Important Conreri.-Ex Cover.
nor Kinney. Of Illinois, one OF the most
influential and decided friends Gen. Jack
son ever had in ,h$t State. has come Out
IN a publication under his proper sigma.
tnre, in favor Of Gen. Harrison. and
asains, The Sub.Treasury National Bank
measure now proposed. Tie says The
system " has been IN full operation luI
hundreds oil years in Spain. and has
produced nothing but monarchy and arts
tocracy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Last week. al lre.ieii Superior Cour,,
his huaor Judge Srt,le. presiding. john
Hoover received sentence Of death. afes
an unsuccessful appeal TO the Supreme
Court from The Fall term of lredsll.
Friday the 18Th May. was fixed upon
for his execution.
John Kluus was arraisned, tried and
found guilty. Of fe!oninusly seduc'ng away
snd carry ing off slave the property o.
William Mortnh. Esq. Of that Comfy
lie received The sentence Of The law. q ID
was condemned to be hung on FRIDAY,
the 29h May next.
Azel Yates, a youth Of l6 or IL. was
convicted OF horse-stealing. and received
twenty i've lashes by way of correction
and punishment. Hhig Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

The hoa.s ssaln sssi Int sonmlllss
afths uhals. and ~ Fssiaps " 90 Jay
- dstpisl 3 q sausiteFaiioa q BILL
% lhs prira.s e.lsaesr
sassrass. March ~.
The New Jersey ease vas again taken
up. snd Mr.. Bons eansinnsd his speech
annl he expisasioa Of tie hsur. The
house silsn proceeded % he e0osidsrs.
ton % psissts bills.
Nos5sy. Mssrh -.
The Whale 81 he day was occupied il
Tie reception and deposition u rrsoIu.
lions.
Tatsday, March Ga
The New Jersey case again eoming
up - The unfinished business Of he norm
ing. Mr.. Bots continued h,s remarks IN.
Ill Inc expiration d The hour.
Tie house then resolved itself into :
committee Or the whole en The state of
The union. Mr.. Dawson of:eorgis IN The
chair. On The bill authorizing lie issue Of
treasury notes. The remainder Of Ibis
day. III The night. and HE whale Or he
next dr., were oeeupied il The consider
alton of ms hin. During HE night some
hours were los, fr he want &c ! quo.
rum; and under the operation n call Of
The house. several members were brought
from il,eir lodgings IL custody ef he .er-
geant al arms. some Of whom were fined
and others excused because Of indisposi-
lion.
Thursday. Marrh &C.
The New Jersey case again coming up
~ The unfinished business Of The morn
ing, Mr. Bolts concluded his remarks.
Tie previous question was ihen moved;
but as afterwards Withdrawn, and Mr..
Medill commenced reply 10 Mr. Dots,
and proceeded 10 The expiration Of The
hour; when The house proceeded 10 the
orders of the day.
Reports from The majority and minor.
iiy OF the select committee on the public
printing. heretofore appointed. were pre-
scented, which. together with all The les
umony taken before The committee. AM
their journal, were ordered 70 be printed
Cor the usc Of The house.
The treasury note bill was then ,aker
up in committee Of the while. Sewers
amendments were proposed; one BY Mr.
Montgomery. authorizing The lowest de
nomina;iou Of notes issued 10 be Ten dol
lars instead Of fifsy; one by Mr.. Under
wood, 10 prohibit The secretary Of III
treasury from issuing them 10 any o,he
Than bona fde creditors OF The govern
meni. The debate was continued 10
late hour, the foor principally occupie
hy administration members. The con
mi,tee then rose. reported progress, an
asked leave 70 81. again. The bill va
then made The special order for 10 mo-
row. a, IL o'clock, 10 take precedence
al other business,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

List of Letters,

Remaining in the Pos, Office ii HILLSIDE
rough. NJ. G.. on the Isl day OF April,
1870. which, if moi taken out within
three months, win be sent 10 the Gene.
raj Pot Office as dead letters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
Thursday, April ..

~ We are requested 20 state. lhai
,hs Rev. George w. Purify viii preach
a, Mars I'LL on Saturday and Sunday. The
ilsh and l2sh of April next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

meh q lhs tosnlry q hel llks No.
lhFg hare - bottles II fpming dsnn
70 re hard massey standard 81 Cd
uard he Thira. Zap. sfage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Thursday. March 10.
The resolution for printing the sesli-
mony in relation 10 the New Jersey cum
tested election still being The unfinished
business of the morning hour. Mr.. Hand
resumed his remarks, and spoke until
the conclusion of the hour.
The house then resolved itself into a
committee Of the whole. and ,onk up The
treasury note bill. Mr.. Bond resumed
the floor, and continued 10 address the
committee until past two o'clock. MIR.
vanderpool followed, and spoke in favor
of the bill until five o'clock, when The
commit'ee rose, and the house adjourn.
ed.
Friday, March so.
The New Jersey case again coming
IN, Mr.. Brown Of Ten. a member If the
majority OF the committee. tonk the flaoI
in defence Of The report and of the while
course of the majority, in reply TO the
speech Of Mr. Jeniier. lie continued to
sneak until near the close Of the morning
hour. The precious question was then
moved; but after some conversation i
was withdrawn, and Mr.. Bolts took tht
door, ba. had not proceeded far when
The hour having expired,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
STATE OF NORrll,cAROLINA,
Orange County.
Superior courl of I.sw--March Tern,
1910.
Robert N calloch
ILL.,. ". petition sor Divorce.

Margaret NC och
TT appeariNg to the satisfaction Of the Court.
- that Aargafe M.Calsuch. the defendant 10
this case. j. 40, an inhab.tant oil this state; u
10 therefore or,iered BY The Court, that publ.
cation be made il the ii,ltsboroueh Recorder
Raleigh Standard. fur three months, that ths
defeadaa, appear al the next Superior Court 10
be held for the county uf orange, q, the court
house in H,lshorouga, on the second Mon.
day of September next, 10 answer, plead %
demur TO the petition il this case; otherwise
judgment pro coniesso will be taken against
her.
~ j. II, NORWOOD. Clerk.
| Prizes adv. 81 90 Is 3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

4
saand esuripIss. II 10 80 siga," lhsa
Nsnh Csssilna oil neishsr Be- essghl
napping Dc lTighisnsd into sarfsadsf.
Regisier.
.TIIE rlLOT."-This u he name
af ne sspapsr. about ~ be publ,shsd 10
B.lnmas. by DrFF tsnEES. lie all.
10 doahl nsieEiaily aid lbe Wing eause:
las, iudl prndenI u The faeI. Thai be
~sslas sig1ruus pen. hi. fHmer inii
NAE association wilh Mr.. Van Buren, has
given hin. no doubt. clrar insight 3.
that genIeman's paI.lieal character. and
lhe true springs % artiaa which govern
al his acs. We take lie following pas.
sage lran his prospectus:
.The chivf indnresnsnl 10 resume the
ariuass and responsible duties u 81 eli.
tar. % The hope that he may nos eanln.
bals sane,lsing lO9arsls The election of
t;rn. Harrison. Tie 6drliiy. sb,lns.
Iirmness. AMI moderation uilh which that
eminent cIIizen has discharged The mot
tSEFuhStNsE @uA 0tllINak TMuAG NMeh
his unexampled popularity - The Chief
Magislrs'e II the territories northwest III
The 0hlo--lhe unimpesched integrity 81
La public lile-hls smiablr, courteous.
and dleni6ed respeel Tor The laws and
public opinion. are guarantees that. II
eleelrd. lie will bring into The adlninistra.
lion lsilhful. compeirni. and honest men.
shn will devote sll The constitutional
mrans of he government 10 restore con-
iisience. and thus Tevise The industry. en-
irrplise. credit. and prosperity ni the
rounlfy. now parslixed hy unlsnhiul aud
incompetent public agents. The Pilot
will review the course 81 The present al
minislrstion. and discuss freely lie lFau.
iulrnl speculalluns in The public lands.
aud their conrexlnn ~iih The subsequent
saTIsre on The banking institutions ~ llls
country. In doing this. The present and
he past administrations will be ldenulird
and their measures examined and con
raslsd. The present unexampird ron
,lIsion 4 The country. she causes in whict
il originated. and The inevitable ronse
quenre of continuing power in The SAM
hands. will be boldly and lsiIhfully treat
ed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
ST ARMIRm ids

In this rnunty, on the 18Th uls.. by
Charles Wilson. $50. Mr.. TBosAs Jon
DAN 10 Mss SARAn wlKERsns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

spdl,afy, alsn ~ u = Is ne ssia." We
hsFs 81 d.uti. ,hsltlofr. thf ne report
N 81 ia6fnEnl i : ire . ias isiiefs
49, we lsri Ihai j . eapss q gfaialstiaa
& esrry kss Wig. - hear u meh liks
kIsaly an Badger. engaerd 10 lie dasies
of ! lsssrous pls'rssieu. xsaleDsiy snisf-
"a he lrss ii do baitle % The aide q
ssand esuriplss. II - - siga." lhsl
Nsrsh Cassilna aill neishef BE- rspgha
napping eF lrishisned into snrrsadsf.
Regiafer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

'sSHE subscriber has quantity Of excellent
u BACON Tor sale.
RIOS. w. HOLDEN.
Emo Mills. apdl ,. Is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

4 MOST yONDERF.--. GRE ~ s6Drnea oy Doctor.
Nv rrandson was scsd for nearly SIX Years WITH what
medical term seroous optama, and nebuia each
eye and great the inflammation that the white Of his
the light His head broken out and crust had
him the Eye lnrmary for eight months he discharged
ncurabe Physicians Consulted and.nany remedies
used without any good effect 80 - ,,
length induced to make trial of Dr. j. Francis Eye
he restored to perfect sghtand the scrofua en-.
tre had it net been for this eye believe
IS entitled to my lasting esteem and gratitude.
New York, nth month, g. 1889, ,nrc,. ,yrrsrr,
We the Undersigned cheeruy certify the truth Of the
above statement all its particulars, having been eye wit
nesses Of the facts therein contained
Sarah Jans Walton Hannah Vail Rachel Lunay III Orchard
Webster, Mary WsS;is = ssfPRd c iTfpRe
This TO certify that my child almost bind for three
with nebua and large ulcer that covered the sight We
osk her Eys Iaa,may for year but received no be-
suited and many remedies were tried without any good
ssonshment and all who knew her, it made perfect
.9re in FIVE weeks sonsdsr this Eys Water the sTssss.
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From the testimony of tho.e who have used Dr. Francis
celebrated Eye Water recommend TO the
aoce 3fthe public most valuable and safe ,emedy
Rev. Mr. Harrison, a Thompson st.
Rey Mr.. Davis Pastor of the Church at Latngtown New
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This Eye Water not prepared or sold by any person M
the United States but BY Doctor j. Francis No 10 Barclay
street.
No Artissial Eyes inserted by Dr. j. Francis without Civ
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

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Taz
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INK AND IRON RUST DEsTROYER-6o cents per
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Piled at time to relieve any dress or parts OF
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port may be had only Walker street. door from
Broadway west sideD e2s Inns
NO MARRIED WOMEN.-Is it not but too we'll known
that the families of the married often increase beyond the
many does the Woodworking father and
cy the mother of poor family remain slaves
their lives Juggling the labor toing to live
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down the spirit broken the ea Of the father how
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tons theess offspring from becoming degraded
objects charity prorate voaries Of Is desirable
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

l. PRESCOTT. Cormissior Merchant Ner Oylsqp, 70.
IL specifically informs his friends and those fhe firm OF
Prescott Jones co. that he costumes the business Al ne
place Grarer street and will be harpy 10 evecuis
orders for the purchase OF Cotton, Sugar Mossses we
tern Produce ANY orders left with Estis Prescott Son
Pine strsst, New York will have immediate attention.
New Orleans, 2sd Jan 1890 fs stv.