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Financial Condition Of Neg York
The Conpirallsf's rspert stairs that up
% Oct. p. lhs expenditures Of Ihs rar-
rent year have been si.I34. O55 on city
account. The expenditures On trust &c
esnnf are %. 49,. go. aaking he total
s432l.704 The total am0unl al Tho ei-
" dsbs l. sl3. 049. 900. &C hieh The e0sl
Of The Groom wasr 10 sII,575.990.
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e Minister This viii Be agreeable 10
gu be Old lfiends, and thFy are numerous
Oh this sidei and connected - is b ~
marriage with our country. and fr0m lang
resldenee knowing - vel and speaking
our language perfectly. he cannot bur Sc
disposed % maintain and Strengthen he
bands Of amity and good feeling between
France and The United States.
N. Y .amticaH.
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Narrative Of the Life aud Adventures Of Ed
WARD C. BOILING; with q full account Of his
remarkable case of BIgamy; the circum-
stances connected wish!which are astonish.
ing; his Trial. sentence by Judge NASH.
SC.
This 10 the tile Of a Pamphlet. just 10
sued from tle Office OF the" Milton
Chronicle" sud offered for sale, TO the
public, at IS cents per copy. We think
i,s circulation 10 calculated TO have good
effect. inasmurh as there are two classes
Of men. the study Of whose lives 10 es.
pecially profitable. These are the sig
nslly good. and the remarkably bad. The
picture Of pure and lofty motives, illus.
trated in life Of virtue, may awaken q
generous enthusiasm, and provoke 10
imitation. So. on the other hand, the
fearless delinealion Of vice may, by The
force Of contrast, beget disgust; and Is The
drunkenness OF the Helot was made to
minister lesson Of sobriety 10 the Spar
tan youth, 90 may men ga'her sdmoni
lions to virtue from the bold exhibi>
zion Of human proaisacy. live knew
word. stronger than any tina, our language
affords. which might express The con
centraled wickedness OF q hundrsd CON-
mon villsnies-some lille syllable for
nation, which might convey with com.
prehensive brevi.y, the idea Of DEVILS
spirit linked to a brute's propensities.
EDWARD G. BoLLlNG. alias SYDNEY +.
SMITH. should have the benefit Of its mer
tied application. RAJ. Register.
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MARyLAND.-In closing an article on
the conduct Of the Wings in certain coun-
ties at the recent election, whereby most
shameful defeat was the consequence, the
Somerset Herald justly and truly says:
THE STATE is still Wing; and when
the time arrives for her to put forth her
strength, she will be found as firm in her
political principles. and as true to herself
aud the American System, as she was in
1910. Whenever "Clay and the Ia
riff" are brought Immediately before the
people, Maryland will be for them by at
least five thousand majority. Though
beaten we are not discouraged. The de
feat will rouse the dormant energies of
the party and iRvigorate it for future con-
tests"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

The fall trade is gradually falling off.
The amount of business this season has
been much less than usual. The price Of
produce has been so low that the farmers
have not the means to pay. Goods Of all
descriptions, but particularly domestics,
have ranged at lower prices than we have
ever known them 10 sell at; cotton goods,
particularly, which are most protected by
the tariff, are as low, If not lower, than
they ever have been: thus establishing
the fact that although there is protec-
tive duty laid, yet it has not enhanced
prices, nor does the consumer pay any
increased rate; or, in other words, is he
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

A Vino TRIUMPH I'm Bangor (Me.)
recently, alter three or four unsuccessful
ballOtings. the Wings made an effort, and
elected both their candidates for Repre-
sentaiives. The vote stood-Whig, $40
and COS; Loco, 43l and 4l3; Abolition.
lit and III; scattering 80; giving to the
loves. Wing a clear majority Of five over
all opponents. There is much truth in
The remark. "the Wings rarely fail when
they try"
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Some OF the "by-goues" Of the Globe
appear to rising up in judgment against
It's editor, and he has made very pretty
paragraph in order to free himself from
the consequences. He expresses due
Penitence for having said hard things"
OF Mr.. Calhoun, and promises, il ma
tlonal convention shall appoint him their
"great chief" to follow his war-path
and fight in his shade"
The editor Of the North Carolinian has
copied this paragraph from the Globe,
with suitable commentator but thinks
1t his duty to give his brother lecture on
the naughtiness Of saying hard things"
Of political opponents. ain the first
place." he says, ait is morally wrong /;
and in the second place, l, often leads to
embarrassment, and gives our opponents
rich jokes to crack at our expense; as in
Tie present case between tho Globe and
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THE "BRoAD SEAL."-The people Of
New Jersey eoniinuc still 10 manifest
their sense Of The indigniiy offered 20 them
in irampling on The Broad Seal Of their
state. Two Of the Jerseymen who so
unworihily got into Congress, have been
once more condemned by them. Mr..
Kille, candidate for Council in Salem
county, and Mr.. Cooper, candidate for
Assembly in Gloucester, at the late cleo
ZION, have both been rejected by decisive
msjorilies.
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PoLiTfcAL SouBRIouETs.-The editor
Of the Fayetteville North Carolinian, like
the editor Of the Standard, has been in
the habi, Of using the term "Whiggery,"
when speaking Of the actions Of the Wing
party; but in his last number We perceive
he has become fascinated with the eupho-
ny, or the novelty, Of the term " Coon
cry" a new word recently coined by his
brother Loco of the Pennsylvania. A
new idea having thus made its way into
the head Of the editor Of the Carolinian,
he has announced his determination Of
hereafter embellishing his editorials with
the words "Coonery," Coon" &c.
very much, no doubt, TO the edifcs.ion
Of his readers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

Ala special election in Indiana, for a
state Senator TO supply the place Of Mr..
Baird wv deceased, Mr.. Defrees w.
was elected by large majority. This
makes the vote on joint ballot in the Le-
gislalure lie.
Two other special elections were 10 be
held to supply the place Of two Repre-
seniaiives tIOcosl who have died since
their election.
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THE PREsBYTEmAN CHuRcH-(Od
School. 1--WE learn from The Presbyle.
risn Almanac. Cor 1919. that there are
attached 10 this branch of the Presbyie-
risns. 1899 Minister, l40. 46s Commu-
nicanis. (exeluslve Of 4 Pfesby enes not
reported. and 2.O25 Churches.
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aEed 10 support The manufacturers.
There q 90 much capital and fkill h ihis
country that he competition hla become
qulle - great - Is desirable; and goods
arc made with such facility lhsi there 10
EeTy Lille profit Jeff 10 those engaged in
manufactures. NJ. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

The Deelsrssion Of Texan Iadepen-
dsnce vas signed on ihe I'd 0f March.
1889 By 80 persons. Of ~hom 50 ace
natives Of the United Siauss-ons Of Ya-
eaisn-cns Of Englsnd-one Of Ireland
lone Of Scotland. and Two Of Bexsr.
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Stray Bull.

a STRAY brindle and white BULL. viii
GA short horns, fur or Eve years old. eisp
and half crop in one ear. has been grazing
with my cattle for some fifteen OF cightsen
months. The owner can get him by paying
all expenses.
JAMES BISHOP.
November 9. az 3w
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We learn from the New York Courier
and Enquirer, that letter has been adj
dressed, by nearly all the prominent mer-
chants Of the city Of New York, tenders
ing to Mr.. Webster a Public Dinner in
that city. This compliment, the Courier
says, is placed distinctly on The grounds
of his instrumen;ality in negotiating the
late Treaty with England, and his gene.
raj administration of our foreign affairs.
On those grounds, the compliment is no
more than due to the Secretary Of State,
and is more than due when we consider
the compliment that has been already paid
in the same quarter to the British negoti-
ator Of that Treaty. Nat. Int.
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20 Dollars Reward.

IRAN away from william c. Davis. in the
- town Of Hillsborough, on or sbsut the
10th Of August last, two mnlatio men. by the
name Of BEN and LEWIS, one about thirty,
and the other about thirty two years old. each
about five feet ten or eleven inches high.
They may yet be lurking absut Hillshoreurh.
where one Of them tBen) has a wife. Tie
above reward will be given for .he said no.
gro,s or ten dollars for either Of them, deli
vered 10 me near HilIsborough, N. c. 81 con.
fined in any jail so that get them.
JOHN B. IEATHERS.
Agent for VIM. DAVIS.
N. B. The subscriber is authorised 10 cell
Ben ss coon as be may be taken. -
J.B LEATHRRs.
November o. 4s--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

A CuRE FOR THE TooTH-AeHE.-The
editor Of the National Forum has commu
nicated TO the public an /" infallible" cure
for the Tooth-Ache. The remedy in SIM
pie. and its effect said to be almost imme-
diaie. II is ,his:-Take equal parts Of
alum and common salt, pulverise and mix
them; wet small piece of cotton, and
cause the mixed powder to adhere; then
place il in the hollow tooth. A sensation
Of GOODNESS will DO experienced, which
will gradually subsidc, and with il the
torment Of the toolh-ache.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

Governor Tucker. i, 10 said. has in,i.
mated .ha, he will not convene the Leg
islature Of Mississippi for the purpose Of
dis.ricling the States, as required by the
late act Of Congress.
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Manufactures are increasing every day
in the South. The last Huntsville (Ala-
bama) Herald says: /" We understand that
arrangements have been made by which
several bagging and rope factories will. in
a she's, time, be put in operation in Jack
son county, in this state. Four factories
have been for some time past in operation
in this county,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

SLAVE CAsEs.-Messrs. J. e. c. Hall
and &. |. o. Hall. have obtained yerdicts
in the United States Circuit Court at Phi.
ladelphia, the one for s350 and the other
for 81 900. against Abraham w. Monroe
and others, for aiding in the escape Of a
couple Of slaves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10
Just Published,

A ND For Sale at Mr.. Lynch's Jewelle-
~ nv Shop and at DIR. A. Psrks's estab-
lishment, "A Narrative Of the Life and
Adventures of EDWARD G. BOILING,
with full account Of his remarkable case
of Bigamy," &c. Price s5 cents.
October &c. ..... Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10
THE NEW MEXICAN MINISTER.

IL Is officially stated that Gen. Almon-
te, the Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
Ter Plenipoleniiary Of the Republic Of
Mexico, was presented 10 The President
BY The Acting Secretary of State on
Thursday. He delivered the following
address on his presentation:
/" The letter which have the honor
TO place in your Excellency's hands suf-
ficiently manifests the sentiments Of true
friendship which animate his ExceIlency
the President of the Mexican Republic
toward the Government OF these United
States. | can assure your Excelleney
that mine are in perfect accordance with
these, and that during the period Of my
stay in this country, as the Represents
tive Of my Nation, will omit no endea-
vor TO consolidate the friendship'between
the two nations, which. by their political
importance in this hemisphere, by the 81
milarity of their institutions, and for 9th
er reasons no less worthy TO be consider
ed, but which il would take much time
TO enumerate, are called to remain in a
state Of constant amity and good UNDER
standing with each other, not only for the
promotion Of their reciprocal welfare, but
also from the fact that they are the pro.
tectors and perpetrators Of true republican
principles, in the vast American Cont
nent. May Providence favor our de-
siresl'
TO which the President replied as fol-
lows:
I" II affords me pleasure 10 receive you
as the Representative Of the Mexican Re-
public, and nothing will be wanting on
my part, compatible with the honor Of
the United States, 10 encourage that
friendly feeling between the two coun-
tries which you represent to be the chief
object Of your mission. Every motive
of public interest leads me TO hope that
your mission will be signalized by con
frming and Strengthening the bonds Of
amity and friendship which should always
exist between neighboring States. and
nothing shall be wanting on my part 10
bring about so desirable an end"
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United States District Court
Of North Carolina.


TN BANKRuPTcYs
- Notice 10 shaw cause sgainsi Petitions nr
the following Petitioners for their discharge
and certificate as Bankrupis. al Newbern, on
Monday the % day of January. lsi3, TO All:
ORANGE COUNTY.
Alfred Waddell, farmer,
Russell James, farmer,
John Horner, farmer,
General Baker, wheel-wrighf,
William r. Hopkins, farmer,
James Nuttall, inn-kceper, ns
William Steel, farmer,
William Lloyd, farmer, :
Joseph j. Woodrow. tailor,
William Lackey, farmer, ..
Charles M. Lalimer, late merchant,
Joseph L. Moring,
John NJ. Mason, timer,
William Durham, farmer, #,
Thomas Riley, laborer.
Solomon Fuller, saddler,
James NJ. Watson, saddler,
James A. Morgan, farmer.
Publication ordered.
n. POTTER, d. j. U. S. DC.
November 4. - low
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~The Rev. WLLaAn coxrras

~The Rev. Wmu2z coxrrax.
sirruil rider for the HiIIsborOugh circuit.
viii. By Divine permission. preach Al The
following places q The times designated
The friends of The church a The different
places will please make The appointments
known.
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RALEIGH DISTRICT.

hALElGH DISTRICT.
JANIS JAMESON, p. Z.
Raleigh, Sidney ID. Bumpass.
Raleigh circuit, Charles r Jones.
SmithfeId, John TiIle,i. Bennett It.
Blake, sup.
Tar River, Robert c Maynard; one 10
be supplied.
Granville. Thomas 8 Campbell.
Pitlsborough: Amos w Jones.
Haw River, William II Barnes.
Orange, William w Nesbitt; one 10 be
supplied.
Henderson, Hezekiah G Leigh.
Hillsborough, William Compton.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
RosERr o. BURTON, p. E.
Washington station, G. Feaiherston.
Portsmouth and 0cracoke, j ID Corn.
Tarborough, Castor Z Brown.
Roanoke, Joseph Goodman. Benjamin
M Williams. ~
Neuse, John w Tinnen. @
Plymouth, William Gloss.
Columbia, jeremiah Johnson.
Bath, William Holmes.
Maltamuskeet, Archibald G Allen.
NEWBERN DISTRICT.
DAVID b NICHOLSON, p. E.
Newbern, William Z Pell. ~
Beaufort station, John II Brame.
Snow Hill. Samuel Pearce.
Stanionsburg, Thompson Garrard.
Trent. William NJ Walsh.
Sampson. Daniel Culbrelh.
Topsail, Henry Gray.
Duplin, Edgar l. Perkins.
Straits, John II M.Iniosh.
DANVILLE DISTRICT.
SAMUEL s BRYANT, r. Z.
Danyille and Martinsyille, William w
Albea.
Greensborough station, Ira r Wyche.
Person, William Carter, John A Mil-
Ter. sup.
Halifax, James w Jeier, Thomas p
Pickard. @..-# *...
Guilford, James d Lumsden.
Caswell, Henry Speck, Addison Lea,
sup.
Rockingham, John Rich.
Franklin, Alfred Norman, Jehu Hank,
sup.
Allegheny. Nathan A Hooker.
Pittsylvania, r w Archer, Nathan An
derson.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
PETER DouB, p. Z.
Salisbury. Robert p. Bib.
Iredell, John T ST Clair.
Mocksville. William M Jordan.
Patrick, William Anderson.
Jonesville, Washington 8 Chaffin.
Davidson, James L Nicholson.
Randolph, to be supplied.
Sury, William w Turner.
Wilkes, William T Colson.
Robert ] Carson, Agent for Randolph
Macon College.
The next Conference will meet at Hal
fax Court House, Virginia, on the 25lh
Of October next.
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Navigation OF the Mississippi.-A s,

Navigation ofthe Mississippi.-A St
Louis paper, in urging the importance Of
appropriations BY Congress for the inn
provement of the Western rivers, has the
following paragraph in illustration of the
mishaps that have recently befallen steam
boats at single point on the Mississippi:
"At distance Of 1872 miles below st.
Louis, on the Mississippi river, is an ISL
and known by the name Of Goose Island.
near which are numerous snags, which
an appropriation Of ten or twenty thou
sand dollars would eAlectually remove.
BY the neglect Of Western interests by
our National Legislature it has remained
in its present dangerous condition, at an
expense to Western merchants and trans
porters Of quarter of million Of dollars!
Within a very short time, eight steam
boats, some Of them the pride of our
Western rivers, all freighted with the
merchandise from the East or the produce
of our Western and Southern plantations.
have been swallowed up in this grave
yard as our river men justly term it, and
their shattered hulls remain as monuments
of the injustice ofan American Congress-"
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SPURIOUS STATE BANK NoTEs.-In the
last Standard, under The head OF Money
Market. il is stated lhal some notes or The
Bank Of The Stale in that place, after be-
ing signed by the President. were alb
sirac,ed from The bank, and the Cashiers
signature and the filing up and number
ing were added BY some unauthorized
person. These notes were then put in
circulation: but are utterly worthless, as
the bank win not redeem them. The
Standard says that il is believed The num-
Der Of these mites is small, though the
exact amount distracted he does not know.
The plate and The Presidents signature
being genuine, extreme caution is neees-
sary to avoid being imposed upon. and
the more because the denomination OF the
notes Is not specified.
The Wilmington Chronicle says ,ha,
several spurious Spanish and Mexican
dollars have been passed. OF in that town
recently. and there is reason to believe
tina, great many are in existence. They
are exceedingly well formed, and likely
to deceive any one not making suspici-
cious examination. Counterfeit Amer.
can gold coins are also in circula,ion-I
Eagles aud half Eagles.
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IL Is stated in late French paper. tha,
nearly one-hali Of the laborels employed
On the Vendes Railroad are females, who
are preferred by The contractors 10 men,
on account Of their superior dociIily.
strength, and coursgp.n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

The Hon. William Pennington has
been reelected Governor Of the state Of
New Jersey. by the Legislature.
The Hon. William L. Dayton has also
been elected, by the Legislature, United
States Senator, to supply the vacancy oc
casioned by the death Of the Hon. Samu-
el L. sOuihard. Ills competitor was the
Hon. Garrett ID. Wall. In the election
both Of Governor and Senator, the votes
were AZ 10 ga strict party vote.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Norlh CarOlina Conference Of the
Methods, Episcopal Church commenced
is annual session al Louisburg on We'd
ncsday the 2eih uItimo. and adjourned on
Tuesday the LIST instant The following
is the lisl Of appointments for ihe ensu-
ing years
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hare teen eompaIailttly, few drhlhs
Why thn particular Fsgiaa ~ 'laFsiion
~ eeuniTy hst bssn 81 riFnsily aHlirfst.
Hs nay ssy i0F he Fssg tao yFsIs. us
leave lar ihs srirhgnie 10 insesiiFsle.
We arr gEaliked % - sbls 10 sials. that
Ior ths Tasi len days the sickness has
been rspidiy disappearing. We hssr af
40 serioss rssr 10 lhe siIiagr. and boz
les 10 The roun-ry srouad. T'hsss ~ho
were very low are sscosssisg. Or have
go sfll. and &c can rejoice ones mrrs
On . healthy community. The Yark
vile C0mpiler and Grsrnsborosgh Pat
rloi also snnosnee tho dlnpesraRes 81
The Sickness in their rsspeesiss seeliess
Of county. Hsckle.burg yf6ers0nian.
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Brig. Gen. Worth, who, since the ter
mination of the Florida war, has enjoyed
short relief from active duty by visit
to the North, sailed from New York on
"Wednesday Of last week, with his fami-
ly, for Florida, to resume command in
that quarter. Nat. incl.
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French Minister 10 the United States.
1t is stated in the Courier des Etats
Unis that M. de Bacourt declines return
ing to Washington. We feared, on his
departure, that this might be so. He has
left behind, in the diplomatic circle. no
more courteous, unpretending, or. intelli
gent member.
The Courier dies Etats Unis adds that
VI. Pageot will succeed NJ. de Bacourt
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Notice.
To Rabbit Hunters.

rFNHE subscriber wishes TO purchase between
l. three and five thousand RABBIT SKINS,
10 be taken during the present season.. A rea-
sonahie price in cash or hats will be given in
exchange for The same.
CHARLES s. WARREN.
'Noycmber 2. 4s-tf
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COnfectiOnaries, &c.
lYfRs. yAssEUR begs leave 10 inform The
- public generally, that she has jast re.
ceived . handsome assortment OF ARTICLES ~
her line; among which. she would particular
~ mention, is some excellent Pine Apple ard
otter chscse, and several barrels of Mack rel,
Mes. I, 2, aud >. The public are invited 20
give her q call.
November 8. 49--