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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

MR. HElRrr--I send you q Bill Of
Mortality Of our town Of Marlborough.
and is 'ieini,y. for the year 1910; from
which Il viii be seen that there have
been "a deaths during the past year. in .
population OF about IO0O-.iz. Whites.
Q female and . male adults. and l child;
coloured, adll, female and four chill
dren. % follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

a Magnificent Tolcqiio. 1t - ss'a
I,at Kruca. . burning mountain o.
Os,hee. one of the Sandwich is'snas'
has a crater Of mnre than nine mites
in circumference. and lately threw
forth 1 lake Of liquid lava. one NIUE
and a half brad, elnittiag intense hea'
and glowing VIII intense br'i'is"e!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

Legal Decision. Supreme
Court OF Ohm decided, q few days
ago, that an endorsement on q note
purpOrting that spsrtial payment had
been made, and which endorsement
was written by the maker In the pre-
sence. With The concurrence, and by
the direction Of the payee. is . receipt.
the alteration or erasure OF which by
the psyee, will be forgery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

The following remarks on The sppoini-
meni Of our Senators. are from the Hall.
fax Advocate, and displays l,bsraliiy Of
spirit which ough. 10 pu, 10 shame The
narrow souled editors Of Mays Head:
Mangum and Graham. We do not
intend 10 praise or condemn the Legisla-
iurs Of North Carolina. Tor The recent
election Of Senators; Tor IL Mangum and
Graham are great men, they need 90 en-
logium from our hands: IL not, they will
be condemned by their own weakness.
Besides. they are placed in that situation.
where. by the exercise Of extraordinary
powers Of the mind, they can best disiin-
guish themselves and serve their stale.
II. however. they should loose sight OF the
prosperity OF The good Old Norm State.
md fsil to eniwine laurels Of glory a.
round her brow, that Circumstances will
afford prolific theme for comment. We
scorn, 10 discuss the subject, whether or
not The county Of Orange Was entitled 10
both senators. With us IL 10 matter Of
no moment. If our senators are men Of
sterling worth. the happiness Of the good
Old North State will be attended ,o--her
character snd honor advsncsd--though
they were brothers, working The same
plantation, and living in the same house.
| If our senator's be patriots and statesmen.
WIS, difference will the simple fac,
Of their living in The county OF Orange
make 10 the prosperity Of the stated
None! Yet an effort has been made TO
excite the East against the West. because
they hail from the county Of Orange.
We irus, tia, the Legislature Of North
Carolina will discard local prsjudices from
i,s councils, by Indignantly frowning up.
on ,ha, man who forgets the statesman
and plays The eemsgosue--who. by
disregarding every moral influence, sP-
peals 10 The worst passions Of The heart.
for the purpose Of gratifying the mean
paintings Of wicked ambition. We COZ
denim IN the mos, unqualified terms the
speech recently made by WIN. B. Shep.
ard, ip the Senale--as an effort wanting
the enlarged views Of . statesman, and
the pure feelings Of . patriot In tracing
out The evils by which We are at present
surrounded, Mr.. Shepard's position may
furnish the key 70 the true cause. II
may serve TO show. thu. self is too often
the main spring Of human action. in Lee
gisla.ive bodies as well as in the corn.
mon intercourse Of lifes and il is no
doub, this very principle OF action. which
has marked our inconsistency as people,
and brought calamity upon Us as nation.
II dues seem to us that spirit OF gen
ersl displeasurs ought to manifest ilsel
throughout the state against the course o.
WIN. B. Shepard, on the bill OF thai
Young and ialen,edIchampion ofthe West
Clingmsn, for turnpike. The hoDes
population Of North Carolina can neve'
be brought to sanction The bitter invec
live and severe recrimina,ion OF q veal
vain man, whose position in reference 4
the bill referred 10. is the resul. Of dissp
pointed ambition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
Corn! Corn! Corn!

TUE suhseThsT wishes 70 purchase FIVE
HUNDRED BARRELS 90 c0aN.
J, =, SMITH.
Ishuagts. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

The UIdors Of Revolutionary Sol
sliers 1t is meniinned IN the report 81
On n1y Of War. that the act OF
Jul grating pensions to WI
doa,, C. res On tho 4Ih Of Marcl,
next. r1syumosr q this : elias, .,
prs ,ns Is Eve thousand i've hundred
aud cighty.six. ..~as ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

r We are making on our accounts,
and transmitting them through The pos,
once % subscribers 10 arrears. Thos.
more convenient viii be vailed On by
an agent. We hops in al cases our de-.
mands will Be net in > spur, Of justice
and libsraliiy. and with . prOmplness,
shieh The many expenses connected ~ilh
= Pria'ing of6ee. for paper. lyfs. &c. 90
imPeraiively reeuile.
The regulations Of The Pos. Office De
Psrimeni permit reniiianees % be made
70 editors through The Postmaster. free
Of charge. which our distant subscribers
can avail themselves Of.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
An English Teacher
WANTED.

yIilE Board If Commissioners of the
town of IIillsborongh. are DESTROYS
10 engage some competent person to take
charge Of The English Male Academy
belonging 10 The town. Ii is believed
HAT . sufIicien, number Of scholars could
be procured 10 make the undertaking
profitable 10 any one who could com.
mand The confidence Of the community.
immediate application is requested; and
may be made 10 the Magistrate of Police.
Z. A. HEARTT, r. Clerk.
January7. So Az
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A Card.

nR. NORWOOD, having now no othsi
III occupation or business whatever, VII de-
vote himself entirely to the pasctics OF Med'
cine. He may be found (when not profession
aIly enea ped) at his shop, 10 rasbroagh's ole
store. East Of the Court House, ready and VII
ing, al oil times and ssasons, 10 attend calls
Hillssorough. Dec. 10 %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

'eisd for bank IN his lie, ntilhsf State
nor FsdsFsl. lie further says, thai he
as'ef voted q appTopTlAls > cent 10 bic
We " tyoE ~ lnlsFnal lmpFaFemsHts by
ne Gehsrti GnseInmsnL without de
DlHlTiet u e0lumbis. Hs luFtheF EaFs,
hat be nsssr EoIsd II lssoF 81 tariff q
REolselion. bEi did and said every hing
l81zs poser 70 defeat every measure 81
that descriptions. He fariher says. lhsl
be has uniformly voted in favor Of eco
homieal appropriations. and has strongly
disspproted Of Ihe increase Of expendi-
lures 70 upwards s5e. zoo. 200 81 enc o.
iso yssrs. and lhs general increase a ell
tines for The last or 5 years By The
General Government That he processes
and hopes that he has acted nnifsrmly
upon The principles Of strict eonslrueiiou
Of 'e6 and 90. and thai be has never con.
ssn'ed 10 be hsrnessed By any parry. %
ss 10 desiale from The shove principles.
And he de6es any Documentary proof in
contradiction Of any Of The essential
PRINCIPLES contained 10 the above. Mr..
Msngam further says. that be isdeeided-
" opposed 10 the pfesens Administrator,
believing Inst The head Of The govern.
meni and many of his friends. have vio-
lated The most. II not oil Of The essential
principles contained in The above.
10 presence Of. Gsigntd.
LOUIS ID. WILSON.
w. A. BL0UNT.
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Correspondence Of the National intelli
geneer. t...

The thermometer csnnot be far from
zero. Such weather as this, If Of long
continuance. will freeze up the Eas. as
we'll as the North river. The slcighins
i. excellent, and, nigh. and day, people
Improve" H.
Fresh movements are making in this
quarter 10 make Mr.. Van Bufsp promi.
men, in another political eampsign. The
KEYS OF some piano forte maehinery 10
Washington are visible here. More
anon. IL more be necessary.
The Globe has poor luck, 10 seems 10
me. in noting the movements and plans
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

General Harrison. The New York
Express Of Saturday contains the FOL.
lowing extract of q letter, dated
.5.. Cincinnati, Dec. a..
Gen. Harrison Was In town yes.
terday. He 10 In excellent health. He
leaves here about the i2th Of January
for Washington. aud will stop day
or two at Pi,tsbargh, and probably
not reach Washington before tue Goth
or Gath. His family will not 60 on
befars the Spring. ss Mrs. n.rrison's
health 10 not good, but has been deli
cate for long time, as has been stat
ed. He will stop . short time ID
Washington" .-~@~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Cour. Of Pleas and Quarter. Sessions,
November Term, 1910.
John u. RirklaHd
VS.. Original Attachment.


TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
L that the defendant 10 not an inhabitant OF
this state; II 10 ordered that publication be
made in the Hllsborouah Recorder for six
weeks that unless said defendant appear al
the next term Of this court, 10 be held at the
court house in Hillsborough, on the 4th Mon.
day in February next. and replevin the proper
" levied on and plead 10 issue, that judgment
by default will be entered against him.
]. TAYLOR, c. Q.
Prics Adv. - 20. ss--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

In our recen, Trip 70 he north we made
a purchase Of sons new type. which We
shall expect 10 receive in q week or two.
when vs shall be able 70 make some i'm.
Pfo'smsn. in The appearances Of our pa.
per.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

Psyy Kind.--someiting over million
Of dollars have been expended by This
state in works OF internal improvement.
east Of Raleigh; while west Of that city
little has been done. and in sll The coun-
try northwest, nothing. Now if the
West. in addition 10 oil this. will make
IN appropriation OF q million Of dollars
Tor Immediately opening Mays Head In
let, the enlightened and accomplished
editors Of the Mays Head Advocate pro.
mise not TO say any thing more about
the United States Senators, or HE Hills.
borough Recorder"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

Forida.-A small paragraph In
the Charleston Mercury, credited 10
q paper In Florida, states that LEI.
lei. had been received from an officer
AZ Fort King. ssying that The War
Department had instructed General
Armsiead 10 treat with the Indians.
and allow them . part OF Florida.
This is singular. that We have been
lighting Eve years for Florida. and
Al last ~ind up the business, aud lei
the Indians stay whore they are. We
hardly credit The statements.
N. Carolinidn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

Remaining IN The P0sl OEIre q IIlll,llp-
rough. \. C.. on he La day q Jsna-
sry. 1871. whieh, Il MOI taken asl in
three monihs. nil BE- sent 90 he &C.
neral P0sl Otiire - dead lsuers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

kr,sn saIers for ages 70 sops-msy
3, 'a5sfs mil ums ITSELF shsll grow old
y 80 , ,housspd years God ihsss Halls
~ SsrSplsd b. Flssmsh, lsgislsllag zoo
. re- lnl hlPPy PenpIs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
.StrayS.
Look at This!

NIL persons indeb'sd To me by Mole
are requested TO come and settle
them, and all persons idebted TO me by
Accounts are requested to settle them
with Cash or Notes, AZ | wish TO close
my books up 10 this Tine, let Of January
ls4l.
A. PARKS.
January S. "t# 54- sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

Of The WhiRs, 81 least pear ss-isE - N.
YaTk city % state 10 concerned, Ger.
IsInly, gs mssn d hive, " We stn gsI
4, q bellsF euTFsnfy han we nov lave, .
bellsr slais 81 he exchanges, md lhsn
IN bsnsF hands. Tie NsW Y0Ik Pea
Pies plan, / dare say, 4 % plant she
50, 600 900 monsleF" in Wall street.
~hieh. by Ihe ssy. has no nulion Of
plsyine second liddls % Chssngl street,
Philadelphia. Nobody 10 more open
a.ouIhed than New Workers are 10 blos-
Ipg ..Mr. Bl6dls's Monstrr" sp. Tor ms
ny &C them wani o monster Of their own.
The war shas Sir. Van Buren, began IL
years ego. through General JsrksOn. vas
only 10 change The Iocus IN quo. Prom
Is2s 10 1885. il vas only s6ghi between
Wall and chesnai streets; and does he
Globe lhiak The war u over nosf
Lnsus Nafnre.-A negro woman IN
the county Of Msuhews. Va, ~ss delis.
cred, on The 26lh Nov. Of three children.
One wss perfectly formed child. and %
nov Swing and hearty. The olher two
are lassns nslare. more remarkable ~
every respect lhsn The notorious Sismese
twins. The Two children are united
IRON The umbilicsl cord 20 Ihe shoulders.
sideways. They have each . perfect
formation from Ihe cord 10 the crown Of
The head. They have four perfec, arms,
iwo separate heads complies 10 their OF.
ganiz alton. and Two chests. The lorna.
lion from the ambilicus downwards. IL
that Of a single child. There 10 only one
abdomen. and two legs. with one orga-
nizsiion Of The male ser. They were
living until few moments before birth.
They must have possessed two hearts
and two separate pulmonary organs. with
one sci OF inIes,ines and lower exiremi
ties. They have beer. kept in spirits foI
preservation, with ihe intention Of pre-.
senling them 10 museum OF some medi.
cal college, and consequently have mol
been dissecled. Old Dominion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

BLANKS 70, sale a tbs 0ssce.
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RrrrnrscE:--Rev. WIN. ~. Green. PROBES.
sor 81 the Univsrsi,yi Rev. Samuel .. John.
con, Of Edsnton. =~#s "z
January 8. H.. e.. 5s--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
Boot and Shoe Store
AND MANUFACT0RY.
T.
@.@ ~v -*A.~ kU -.4.e..# 2..ra 9Th.


and intends keeping q supply Of these articles
constantly on hand. His assortment consists
principally Of the following articles:
Gen,lemsn's fine Boots, first quality.
DO. Do. second do.
DO. Do. third do.
Boys Boots, of various qualities.
Mems Shoes, DO.
Mems Pumps.
DO. Leather Over-shoes.
DO. India Rubber do.
Stout Brogans, for Men and Boys.
Boys' fine Shoes. of various qualities.
Ladies' Quilted Boots, new and sups-
rior article.
DO. hps Slippers. .urnrounds.
DO. do. springs.
Do. do. thick soled.
Do. Buskins, thin soled.
DO. do. thick soled,
DO. Morocco Jefferson.,ies,
Do. SeaLskin do.
DO. Seal.skin Boo,ess.
Do. Leather do.
Misses Morocco do.
DO. do. Slippers, thick soled.
Do. do. do. Thin soled.
Ladies India Rubber Over-shoes.
Children's Shoes. Of various qualities
and colors, &c. &c.
II 10 deemed unnecessary Ia enumerate al
| the various kinds and qualities in the assert.
ment. The assortment 10 complete. and has.
| ing been pretty well all selected by the sub.
scrber, are believed 10 be such as will do good
service. So those who wish to purchase eooI
Boots and Shoes, or CHEAP Boots and Shoes
or Boots and Shoes Of any kind. are requested
| to call on the subscriber.
WM. II. BROWN.
| January Is a.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19
Ser Sufei1cnflnbcr.

Gin orrer O2aun fanb etues Cages etn Sufetfen. Or
trug es pcr reube helm lcB e6 fer9dlttq III eiree
Sranf etn ltno 9ieng ben anbernMpr9en fr, baratt.
etncn Sal oor ietne nteor9e Sutte bh1s1bouen 9eii
9ohtar fab tbm etne 3ett lang oerpunoert su c,bli
frd1te er ttn, mas CT oa made "gEeiBt Oh nbt td
babe en Nufet1en 9eftnben. .-"Gjans gut, aber mas
metter ?'-"tun, tdb fann ia Mpr9er Ell, ,tpeeS fiji.
cen "-Sehr r,Sglth, aber ftd1er bebarflt Du fenen
Gdcpper, la es aufuberpahrcn ."-"Gons red1t ;aber
feb, DteQett re to bier, 1lno tper peiB, pb mid, rein
1lteS Gjlilf eneS Cages nldt audi cas Vferb ba5eten
ldgt, baS basu 9etDrt 0arum baue td enen Ston
uuo bic lt1hlte 9Scde mill t mtr enen fletnen8prrotb
orn SNeu anid,afen. '-"0amit fpmnlt Ou mir aerabe
redt ref ietn 0acbbar uno gerietb in beftqen Born
"btloelt 0u Dir benn et, CAP d) niPntas hetrdtben
perbe ?""9, ta6 iolllt Du pob ertpeocrte cerlfers
oenoer uln id bpffe, Cu tprlt MIDI snr Ordsett ens
uocn. llebrtgens fant Ot nle1en Saul boten 70 oft
Oh tht br01den mrff.--"Gebr pcrtunbeu ouein oes
cs, id, 6ttdme Sane! QaB Dir ia nid1t trdrtmert. td
prce hann culcei, raB Gen 9trf bier tehe uno meire
arntet 6nber 1hld9e, eln iIe pieen. rebeten lie
ee 3ett lang heritber rno htnitber, bonn pferce BON
oen fnbern e QSprt CAB bas ancere bis es enblid III
Duhen ltno Sdd9en fan Die Nddbarn ltefen suiariis
en Der Geriht6otener 1proe Qerlfen fbrte beibe ob
unb bradte fte in cas- GefdngrB, mo- e d bre 8e,ts
len NIT GBt9 maften uno tbre 2brrteit mad NauBe Be-
reuen fpunten.
sl, ,pie Sele bnfen t tbeiier tnb MAIDEN es nidt
beBer ll;dtlt9e Mend,en oerQeuben td9lto tire roft
ltro 3eit, tcem fte m NIT Observation-Disclosures bers
umlogen rber Tim Dtn9e treien, pelde nr IN ibrer
Sprbanben 0nb.
9eneCprud.
g1er 6reunbe mltnfdt 1T fte Ut baben tpertb,
gSer feline bat, bat feline ,,cd begehrt.
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Gc5 9R6etnc5 Sort.

4 "a. ia, Gc frlfcn i'm b,ttu,
.Srn S{9tin, fc wcit CT firft =:
Ord crit, trc,,n fcinc rc1,tfht
GcbIc mcbr rurtfio III.
ca, ia, Gt GIcn ibn batrn
93cm 6}rttboro tis ann 9o(rcr
Srd crtt, tr,nn olEc TIscr
2(m out;r oibrinftrpm fer.
"a, ia, &c fr((cu ibn hot,r,
9cn o:tcn reutGtcn S!bcia,
Sreb crft, wcn,1 Wirr oc;rr,,1, a,,,
.Srr lcbtc Sinner (lin.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19
0reDta0, ben 19ten Jebruar, 2SS33&azs1l,
$ CD cr ) ttuU E r1ret.
Scr beutIdc 9fhetn.

NN HN"Li|NN CNISNE"
Gie frIlen i'm ni6t Hatrn
Den frcien, eelIttihcn 9tDein,
~ fc, mic 9ier'9c N0tcn,
Sid Dciicr rarnot6 f2rci'n.
Gr long CT rnDi9 tpo(lrno
SrIn grimes &Icio ncA trI9t,
@r lung Gin 9iurcr tltoQcrp
Sn frinc 2erScn f@l&9t.
Gic E|Isn ibn niht Datcn,
9rn frGicn, reut:6brn 0gcii1,
Sc lang ilth Qsrjcn lHten
III ftincm Gcurr,ptin.
Sp lang in fcintrt Strrmt
9lrh ftft ric 6elltn tlsb'n,
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Sie fNcn i'm n;ht hoten,
Gen frcirt1 rertihen Nhtin,
Or lang rprt tlIbne ¬cn
tim fAlaI1sr 9irnen frti'n.
or lang ric SIpsc Drt;t
Gin Siftb a:lf ftintm Urune,
Sc lIn9 Gin ttcp nrh lettt
5n tintr &1n5cr Wlnne.
Sic (nIlcn i'm nicbt Daten,
Den freien, rcuNhcn 9tgcin,
2Si5 Gsinc StutD te8rntcn
Ors lttten Qlanns 8ctcitt.
9lit. . der.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19
I13tter Sc5abr9an9.
3Scnttuuuneu:


l. s,cr az el;~nrs frcun6 unp Gtift Ter 3ttf
tr&ent reeeln1bi9 )cren Srctas.
2 Der Gntftrtrcns 4}rc5 1T II al II. SO tn g.
IN 8rrastcaDlun9 rrcr ler aus r 3ctuns nit
net 9ab oct 1tten Jo@lfte res c5obrs t:jobt mirr.
g. Otc 9crfcnpun9 9c3ebt ouf Soften untcrrettcr
Hno 8rte on tte 0caus9fcr mBcn rrfrp n90nr mrrrrn
A. Nn9cn fir ntc utI6n 9reifc cin9rr6t; miBn
otcr sleib toor rs"D mcrren ni3t auf (cntt9e
Art in Nc6nun9 lrbt.
49, Seber @pftrrciiter bat bos 0ted,t, eineu Srief
in meldem ild, 3etu95Gclo tefnoct ppt frei AT ben
0ruder su lberleuoer.
QBcnn un5 uncre entferuten 2ecr ol1c GjelO ieuoen
irDllen, 70 bralcNe fe r1r Su brem 9ptmeier 3u 9ez
ben, unO III ictucr Gcncup1rt ha5 Gelo III cieu Srief
AT un5 5u leNe Gr Idrctbt eoan bic SooreBe parauf
lno franfrt ben Grtei Ippbur ben Sub1cr6euten wte
Dem 0rltfcr oo5 ]rit9eIo er1part miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-02-19
0rctrr Sacr6 Gpre's
S1onliyoNhattiNe6 NRQifcr,


>in unbGttarc ittct ,r ocun9 alter elpcu tefrnrtr
" Nciu9cthmur Gs6n1rtn Sinncn, SAlSuE, QEci6c Ga
fhmu SrdbenouNrn &ruthbmre rer Srautn. nG6tta6c
teit IL! his 25 Gents lei mc6 Nciiun9cn ium Qrtru
Wirr rcrtIuft III rticr Sructerti
S1neate rts 3utanecs Der 9pts, ,2renc rie rem Ga,,
cmter 1910 c,rat; G5tm1BDet init G8tie lNar,
1887 raBirtn Gec cttcIt "Gn 0tte fir bic NutDciln9
It. In!aSe reS lntprs c5 GoGs ret Gurplss cicrcne
ScGuf rem z t1At erbaItcn 53,42l 06
rtm Gta1t 81. 9ee. 1s4O ;uri!41obt 5,392 IS
&larI tM .0Hnnen rcr un> GrmmiSontrs sen
@tart' Garntp cn 10nuar 1871 $4s,O2s 81 0
8stauf que q>rr;ent aus9ct1tn $1,000 60 0
b. 4647l 90 o.
6eCammtrr aus8cthcntr 8etouf $sl47l 90 o
SeIrsg5elauf nuf Ioont S1te3l, ls40 81 ESQ oe
Ocn Suns> >SrnmiBirncrS rrn Gum
NIT Gatntp tt}aGit, rim IDcil rer
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SUICIDE OF THE LOVER OE MISS ROGERS.
The New York Journal of Commerce of Saturday,

SUICIDE OF IttE LOVER OE MISS ROGERS.
The New York Journal of Commerce Of Saturday.
2, p. NJ, says
An inquest was held by Justice Merritt, of Hobo
ken, acting as Coroner, on the body of Daniel c.
PAYNE at Hoboken this morning 1t appeared in evil
dence that since the death of Mary Rogers, the de-
ceased had been greatly detected in mind which had
increased upon him. On Thursday afternoon he left
his brothers residence apparently well. He was next
seen, few hours after on the spot where Miss Rogers
is said to have been murdered with some writing be-
fore him, but took notice of any one. About ten
o'clock at night he called at the tavern in the village
having lost his hat and apparently much intoxicated
but with rather unusually sleepy appearance. He
soon left the house, having been provided with hat
and was next seen about daybrcak Friday morning
lying beside the road, breathing in a stentorous man
ner and almost senseess. He was reused up and was
again seen in the forenoon in similar condition.
At 3 O'Clock in the afternoon he sitting on
one Of the benches the cave, leaning his head
down AT five o'clock he found, having fallen
backwards from the bench, which his feet rested
and raised up alive, but Immediately ceased TO
breathe
This morning his hat and handkerchief and brok-
vial having the odour of laudahum, were found on
the spot where Miss Rogers supposed to have been
murdered The papers found upon his person prove
TO be of value relation to the development Of the
murder OF Miss Rogers. A post morem examination
is taking place, after which the jury will render
their verdict.