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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

A reading PeOple.-The town Of Am.
hcrst, Massachusetts, contains 1850 in.
habitants Of 400l amlIies; 5l5 voters, of
whom 500 are married, IA are widow,
ers. and los are bachelors. What 10
most remarkable is the literary taste Of
these good people There is among them
636 subscribers to newspapers, 265 to
periodicals, and $50 10 religious publ.
cations. The total number of papefa
received in the town is $500, or 81 10
each family,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
COURTS IN OHIO.

The times for holding ,he several
cour is Of this State, have been Fixed per-
monentty We therefore copy from the
Statesman the following synopsis ofthe
Law, which will be found useful for ref.
erence hereafter:
From the Statesman.
Times Of holding Courts
for 1SA3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

spbsrsntiai protection. Then nearly aW
our goods will be made al home, q mus
an immediate check will be pat 10 thS
present drain Of specie and we, tho tar'
mers, will have the exclusive privilege
OF leading the men who manufacture ous
goods-a privilege auaranHed to 'hs
British farmer, but denied rs.
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II EAaty-GliGl, u


Some years ago, beneath vine,
Whose tendriIs soft, bright roses hid,
| sighed, "dear girl will you be miner"
She said, "yes, lovew-so Katy did.
| cIasped her to my painting breast,
Nor was the lovers ardor child,
She seemed to love 10 be caressed,
And SO returned iI-Katy did!
A blush sufused her peach. bloom cheek
A tear was starting 10 her lid,
Her heart seemed all too full to speak,
She looked Venus-Katy did.
Two years were passed in foreign land,
In search of wealth, as was bid,
When returned TO claim her hand,
She proved iiIt-so Katy did!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURTS Of COMMON PLEAS.
1St Circuit.
Preble-March 7, June 27, October II
Miami-March !, August / October "a
Montgomery-April 4, August Is, Nov
ember %
Darke-May 9, September 5, NOVem
ber7
shoIby-Moy l6, September 5, Novom'
ber ID
Mercer-May 30, September 10, Nov
ember 2l
I'd Circuit.
Huron-February 27, June l, October
l9
Erie March Z, June Ia, October %
Ouowa-March ID, October so
Sandusky-March 90, November 6
Seneca-ApriI 3, November 80
Crawford-April TO- June 27, October 2
Marion-April n, JaIy II, November |
81 CircuH
Summit February IA, May 90, Sep
tember 19
AshiabuIp-March 2l, Jane 26, Octo.
her II
Pottage-February %, June IL, Octo'
ber 3.
Trumbull-April A, July 8, October 81
4h Circuit.
Muskiugum-February 81, May i,Sep
tember Il
COsboctou-Nlarch 90, May %. Octo
tober l6
Perry-April 4, June 12, September %
Llcking-May 29, August ID, Novem
ber6
5h Circuit.
| Tuscarawas-March 6, June {, Septem
Der %
CarroII-March 90, June 12. October
ColumbIana-AprI 4, August 81, OctO-
Der 80
Stark April II, September 4, NOvem.
Der I3
bB CfTCHU.
Ross-April 10, June ., October Q
Fairheld-February 81, May 80, Sep
tember Ii
| Pke-ApriI %, July "a, November 6
} Jackson May |, July 81, October 80
tIocking-March 20, August I, Octobe
%
PIckaway-March 81, June IL, Octobe
l9
: 7M Circuit.
Greene-3d Monday Of February, las
: MoGday of May, I'd Monday of Sepem
ber
,, |, Butler lst Monday Of March, Cd Mon
! day of June, 4th Monday Of SeptembeI
Warren-Iast Monday Of March, 3
) Monday Of August, Cd Monday Of Nov
Clinton Sd Monday of April, Sd Mon
daytof July, 4th Monday of October
9Th Circuit.
Alhens-February 81, June 10, OctS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

The following from the National Fo
rum is "loo good to be lost" 1t has
evidently been written by bachelor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10
POETRY:

The following true story in poesy was
written by clergyman Of New York
: for the Sabbath School Of his church.
1t is a pretty specimen Of ballad versif
cation.
knew widow very poor,
Who four small children had,
The eldest was but six years old;
A gentle, modest lad,
And very hard that widow toiIed
TO feed her children Iour,
An honest pride the woman had,
Though she was very poor
To labor she would leave her home,
Her children must be fed,
And glad was she when she could buy
shiIling's worth Of bread.
And this was all the children had
On any day to eat,
They drank their water-ate their
bread;
But never tasted meat.
One day the snow was falling fast,
And piercing was the air;
] thought that | would go and see
How those poor children we're.
Ere long reached their cheerless home
Twas searched by every breeze,
On going 10, the eldest child
found upon his knees.
paused TO listen TO the boy,
He never raised his head,
But still went on and said Give us
This day our daily bread
waited till the boy was done,
Still listening as he prayed,
And when he rose, asked him why
The Lords prayer he had said7'
'Why SIR said he, this morning when
My mother went away,
She wepI because, she said she had
No bread for US to day.
'Sbe said we children now must starve,
Our father being dead,
And then told her not to cry,
For | could get some bread.'
'Our Father sir, the prayer begins
Which makes me think that He.
As we have no kind father here,
Will our kind father be.
Sand then, you know the prayer, too,
Asks God for bread each day,
So in the corner, sir, went,
And that's what made me pray
Iquicklv left that wretehed room
And went with fleeting feet,
And very soon was back again
With food enough TO eat.
4 thought God heard me, said the boy
| answered with a nod.
] could mt speak-but much | thought
Oflhat boys faith in God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27


A msstaE of o. uaEss. q IL AElh
Rsginsai q Nsrh CaFslina MlIila rs
aFEanizrd on lhe 1sgh AFri. 1919. ~
esliiag Maos 1ehn Cheek p - Chair.
And sPpainaiag Mgor Leased Msbsns =
Seersinry. On meiisR & Capt. lehn
Gnli6r. taaiW =. &9saa- rapss. ~
Mehans. y. Fs1cell. n. y hsar. q. Cssslks.
and y. a. Montgomery. wsss appoiasra
: eommillee 70 arsfl rssolnsioas foE he
srtioa &c lie meeting: snd aflrr > shen
reiiremsnt resurnsd and reporssd he lot
lowing preamble ard resolutions:
Whereas vacancy has occurred iaihe
fhird division 81 NoFsh carnlina Militia.
By The resignation 81 Maior Gen. Tho
mas Graves; and whereas ordsFs hare
bern ISSUED 10 held N elecii0n On The
-zsth ef May % supply said Faeaneyi
Ne. lAersfoEe. hare. and do hereby ex-
pfess oar preference fur man % gu lhe
same. wiih whom Nc hare long brsn
Mell,and personally acquainted. xn& m
der whose command We have for years
bean trained and drilled according % The
mlifsary discipline or This Stale.
ResolUed. therefore. That We feel I'M
Ger lasting obligations Of gratitude 10
Major Gen. r.. Graves. Eur The impulse
gi~oa hy hln b The Maliaa az ahis The
On Bseade. sad fnr fAe ssie. A,gndisd
and soldier-like sYie IN which dc dis
.chstsed the duties that desolved f.poa
.him :as Major Generda ID llsis &lisision.
.. Resolved. That we hereby recon-
mend 70 The commissioned officers DC This
division The name Of Brigider General
Troliager a. a eandidsss % Gil said ".
cancy.
Ifier The adoption &c The above pro.
ceeding. col. nicky. Major Whilselt and
Capt. White were appointed COMMITTEES
10 want on the General and inform him
OF The result. Of The meeting, ard request
his assent or dissent 10 The same; when
The nominee came before ahe meeting. and
gave his assent. and consequently - !
candidate.
HesoiUed. That The proceedings Of lhi'
meeting be forwarded 10 the.llillsborongi
Recorder, Millen Chronicle. 0xlord Mer
curry and N. q. Standard for publication
with a request that they give II two o.
more insertions.
On mssion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN CHEEK. Chairman.
LEnuEI MEBAsr, See'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

fHK THUE paeEhukK,-rhsl sliimnIs
Clipper. - a. ETlitls RRtieiuF fhs EFFeFt-
- ifsgh a F-lhsr Mllss. alsrh bss
Pfsrfd = = snfssbdsa. haa he Is.llew-
30 appaaPslaieFsussks--ii uo.ld - eel
asEs he ssggeslians islly rarred nj:
We have - deubl tksl ar. Miller ain
fsisls 1bsiaessd shat be preashs5. and
as iaasenrsdby The Fssesi moiisss; bul
lie hss bern me esnss 81 msrh misery
e many 81 his decided followers. shs
have ssesns dsIaagsd ~ sppfshsasiona
el he eomiag sssnL Bot sssn il his
pTapheey ssEe uaqssslioasbly nss. there
soald Be nashlag ii |, 70 pnssssls humsn
reason. .ThFss il . lims sppoialsd
nnIo al mea % de. /" aud sseh has ~ ~
gsRi rasseio nskeimmssials preparation
iar thai eseat - lhsegh .eeksaih that il
as1ld take place duriag shssesr "a = hich
Ne base esiered ii 10 iaesa.bsns On Al
70 40 scL % lhough eaasinesd Thai an
oihsr yesr. o. anolher day. might iefmi-
aa's 4heir fsi,ieace. n ihus prepared.
ihfy hesd moi lear predictions. Shsihsr
true y lalse-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27
20 Dollars Reward!

DAN away from the subscriber, living IN,
III Chape!Hi!l, a ntgrowomaa named Ma
RIA. Sneis,veEy black, stout made, has lost
tue little Toe lrnm.the rieh. foot, aud is about
forty years old Said negro absconded the
first ol this month [ Alarch5 sShe'is nodoabt
trying TO get to q free s.a,e,n company with
some oihess by the name of'Bailes, .mhowere
supposed 10 be- free, but il has been otherwise
decided by the supreme Court. III is likely
the whole of,he iugi,ives have got forged Tree
papers. All stage proprietors, agents and drl-
vers. are requested 10 be on the look out. a
reward Of twenty dollars will BE- given for Ma.
ria If delivered 10 me in Chapel HILL, or fifteen
dollars il lodged in any Jail SO that i get her
again.
March 90, 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

In The Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
senta,iyes, q resolution was under censi-
deraiion for The expulsion Of Mr.. Meow
an, an account Of whose disgraceful con
duct in siabbing the editor of paper on
the floor Of the house we gave last week.
Mr.. Tusiin moved US substitute reso-
luton merely 10 reprimand him; and in
abiding To the severe remarks made by
Mr.. Hood in The morning. sold that.ii he
had applied such language to him as he
had 10 his colleague Mr.. MCGOWAN, he
would no, have reached his hotel without
cas,iga,ioh! Nj. Hood replied that he
knew his rights as member on that floor'
and would maintain them; and any one
who would attempt to infringe upon them
in the way threatened, would meet rih
a rough customer!
Mr.. Tustin's amendment TO "reprl'
mand" was negatived-37 10 46; and 9
disposition being manifested 10 sustain
the dignity of the House by passing sh'
resolution of expulsion, Mr.. M'Gowa'
resigned his seat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

transaction of The most painful nature
look place III this county on Wednesday
he 10Th instant. in which Mrs. Steel was
sho. By her son Andrew NJ. Steel. and
died almost Instantly. We have heard
,l,e particulars related in various ways,
bu, IS the matter viii necessarily UNDER
20 aliudiciaI investigation We refrain from
repeating Them. Mrs. Steel was highly
esteemed 10 her neighborhood. and her
death, bui still more The manner .of II
has cost deep cloud &C sorrow aver .
large circle or connexions and faenls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

NAVAL lit is stated thar NE Honora-
BILE Secretary Of The Navy conlemplaies
despalchlng ahe frigale Brandywine. three
sloops Of war and two gun brigs 10 the
China Seas ss coon as they can be got
ready. Our commerce in The East Indies
and The Pacific ocean requires The pro-
lcclisn Of our Navy. The most ardent
friend Of the Navy could not drsire a
more efficient head Than Judge Upshur
has proved himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

JadgtSharkey ef shssissigpi.-I.~iil
be rscollecied that some four or 6re wears
since. mob in Mississippi aadellOok 70
lynch Judge sharksy because they were
not satisfied with some decision given
By him. and that The Judge having pre-
pared himself with arms and ammuni.
ZION, succeeded. almost unaidet, in repul-
sing the lynchers, killing one or Two and
wounding several Others. II would seem
lllal The people Of The Stale did not agree
with The mob. and that they respected The
Judge Tor his independence and intrepi-
diiy. - We sec by The papers thar he now
holds the Office of Chief Justice Of The
Stale. The election 10 this Office il by a
direct vote Of the people themselves. and
The Term is limited. with The right Of re-
Eligibility.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

SANDWICH asLaNps Recent intelli.
genee from The missionaries 81 The Sand.
wich Islands IL Of very increasing and
encouraging chsrac .er, - xe lrsrn from
The B.ston Recorder. A letter from Mr..
Armstrong. poster Of The First Church IN
Iinnol,ilu. dsled 0ciobrr l2,h. s'sirs that
during ih- year be hes had The care Of
he church since the Res. Nc. Bingham
left ih,se hundred persons have been pio
pounded a. canGidafs for admission. The
schools are in prosperous condition.
Nearly oil ahe children ever eigla years
OF age n Hanolulu csa read The New
Testament. cory Of ~iaehhas been Civ
en- By The missionaries 10 every chlld ~ho
can read il. The temperance cause 10 adj
vsncing slsn. and Mr.. A. had known but
iwo OF allree riulsiions Of HE pledge for
six months.
On the 2l.t Of July The new meeting
house At Honolulu was dedicated, Tour OF
tive ihoussnd persons being present on
.she occesion. During The services The
King rose and presented TO ;he church
deed OF the meeting. house and The land on
which il stands. rhs building 10 i37 fee
long end 20 ~ide. and COS, $4,000. ihs
principal par. being given BY The KIM
himself. ..@.
On The Sabbath the people assenhlss
in their churches in neat attire. aRd SON,
oil the females have manifested such fond
ness Tor gsudy dress Thai the pastors hs,'
iels i, their duty 10 attempt 10 check II b,
sdmonision and epr0of. .....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

GEs. JAcKsoS's FlsE.--A resolution
was finally passed in The House Of Rep
resenlaliyes of Louisiana, on the 29ih ul-
,imo. declring !, 10 be The intention Of
The Legislature OF that slate. 70 refund 10
General jackson cut OF Inc state treasury
lie amount Of die enc paid by him for
con,emp, Of Cslui. IL Congress shall fail
10 pay il.al The next session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

From ne PaeJfe squads0a.-con.
Jones. IN dssPSts 1.-THE p.sjadies againz
hsa Tor h . an.isnshi q Maaseny. wss,
by The latest seeounas. Il The head qnar-
lers 81 Gen. Msehellorens. The Governor
General Of bosh C2l.fosnias. ~ here be ~ss
feesised and ifesied - aha nsiina.s auesl.
honored with > public ball. % which he
rode IL The Ceaersl's eva carnage, drawn
BY ssaians soIdiefss!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27
Special Court.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law-Masch a'eEm,
lS4S.
TT appearing 10 the Juaee'now holding The
]. CONT. ,ba,'the business upon the Civil Cock.
CT ofthc same caanot'be, done'a, this term; II
IS ordered blythe Judge, that term ofthe
supsrior Court oliLaw for this county be hold
on The frs, Monday in June next, according 70
the provisions If the act passed atshe last ses
sion Of the General Assembly, entitled. ian
act Tor the more speedy adalia.stsat,an.o i jus.
tice." Il is further ordered. tina, the CLERK OF
this Court cause this.order tosbe pubiished in
the uillshorcngh Recorder, and advertised al
the door Of the. couit house and three or more
other public .plnses in the county.
IT, Parties and witnesses are not fed 10
attend on Monday morning., az il is expected
that The Court viii enter Immediately upon The
trial oc canscs.
los. C. NORWOOD, 9. &c.
March ri. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

William n Faulkner, recently arrest
cd in Virginia for the murder Of Thomas
BIedsoe in the fall Of 1871. was',ried be-
fore the Superior Court at Louisburg
week before last. aai convicted Of man
slaughter.
Having married second wife in Vir'
ginia during his absence, ahis first wife
sill living in franklin, he has subjected
himself 10 trial,for the crime Of Bigamy
which viii doubtless be proceeded in
when he shallhaye undergoneahe punish
ment awarded 10 him fur the crime 'o
manslaugh,er.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The Winchester Virginian contains an
annuacia,ion Of the discovery 81 mine
sbou, eighteen miles southwest from that
place, the ore OF which is alleged to.eon'
Tain" gold. silver, copper. and perhaps
.o,her MINERALS" This wonderful mine.
i, 10 asserted, is a. gsea,'in eS,en, as ii is
rich in the precious metals. being about
twenty miles 10 length By elk or eight IN
breadth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

We learn from the Raleigh pspers. that
intelligence has been received there, that
Mr. William Foster, Of Louisburg. was
barbarously murdered in Jackson county.
Georgia, on The 5,h inst. by some Of his
own negroes, while on their way 10 Ala
bama. Mr.. r. has LEFT an interesting "a
niIy 10 deplore his premature death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

Deafh Of Mrs. Sheiton.--ws snnoun-
ced Few DAYS ago The suicide, BY drow.
ming. Of Sh.l,on, The President Of the
Brandon Rsnk. who connected with
Graves. the deiaul,ine Treasurer Of MIR
sissippi. The virksburg Sentinel Of The
4ih inst, announces shs sudden death Of
Ms Shelton. She had suffered the most
acute 1snal torment from The moment
she wss informed el abe nalancholy end
.ofaaer .h1shsad. and she vas never per.
mii,ed 70 be alone. Tier physical or
Ssnixs,ion sunk under the moral torture,
and she sxpired'in spssms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

r,as.-He regret 70 learn that The
awelIinr house and kilchen Of Mr. James
F.uee.t, about iwo miles and half north
vest from his place. mere consumed BY
6re On Tuesday evening last The FIRE.
|. /. thought. ssigina.ed from candle
which 1.-THE son Of Mr.. f. took above
STAIRS 10 seasch for ! cat. and before the
Gre was diseosaseE. The flames were
bursting eul Of the windows. Very hl.le
IL asy ol Jhe furniture was saved
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

Fm u NEvsERx.--Ws learn aIsi >
a,.,racsivs are sook Plare u &ewbein, On
-rus.day he lssh inssasl. shish destroy
i .bou. one handred sadaHsaiy houses.
.,.,r,. warehouses &c. The Gre orr
.;.,,eJ d llas Wade saesm mlil. owned
!, Jollu Blackwell. esq, : half fsss
IL o.elock A. n. and saged until absu.
10 r. n. A ws base not received .
sswbera paper since he Ere. xs hare
=, ben abls % ges many o. The Pasics-
,iculsrs; LII ws hare been informed .hal
Mr.. Graham ofalris place. and Mr.. simP-
.oa. uha = sell known % our citizens.
have los. large amonns q properly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The splendid mansion OF the late Chan.
csl.orsS .nford, a, Flushing, New York,
which cost we believe mole than hun
dred ,hous and dollars. has been solu o.
auction, Tor els, 4OO. alhs purchaser '' X
Realty. ESQ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The entire aggregate 'af 'she Wheat
crop Of the United States. the ilsst year,
was O2,sl7,5a0 bushels; being an III
crease Of ten per cent Or lo,e7aspsS
bushels on the year previous.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The Pennsylvania Legislature has re-
Gently passed the bills 10 rechar.er ahe
following banks
The Southwark Bank.
Yhe Planners and Mechanics Bank.
The Bank Of the Northern Liberties.
Isae Farmers Bank OF Bucks County.
The Farmers Bark Of Reading.
The Bank Of Montgomery County.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

A snow storm commenced al Bangor,
Maine, on the evening of.he 9th instant,
wh CHI lasted until the evening OF The 9th
ins,au,. The snow lies TO The depth oil
ak fe,t in The wo,ds, and fears are enter
tanned of a tremendous freshet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27
- ahlia S! D.ah1iass!
n Splendid C0llecfkGM.

SpIiH subscriber has Just received from The
- q rden Of v ilIiam q. Prince q lCo.. Flush,
iag. near New York. rich variety ofDouble
and single D ,hlias, which he offsrs irr sale 10
the citizens u Marlborough. and The surround
ing country, al very reduced prices. The
Dahlia has not been much cultivated in this
par, af the country. because Of The difficulty Of
ob, sininq'rl,c roots; and nowahst an,appertu.
nifty 10 of red, II 10 20 be hoped that all who
have taste Tor flowers. will add 10 their col.
lection The Dahiia, which in lie numerous va
riciies, combine the richest shades and most
varied hues ofwhichnaiuTe Susceptible
6orders from ii, eoun.ywiIl b. prompt.
" attended 10.
THOMAS CLANCY, agent.
hpril:6. s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

10 "a eEslEslFG1sAkas Rsn-egEsEals1i
a 0Ecrrs. .am& 0snriaaa. afssxte4
- "a 2ad Hs91Hiam ~ &c s7fA Re-
gimms n n. c. Afaifia.
yY0r are hrs - aaes&s& aad enmnss&s6 -
- asssad ii Villas T.ses's. CSC. - fsieay
chs asah Cap = Msy nsHs. a II essiaxks ~
ahs pmFpsse 4 Dsaa Msssa sas CauFs Mar
81; ssd aise - salesday he - ssalf -
leAsrks yea - sllsA6 with ya@F sssPssaiss
sempanisa g. Bsaasti@a ExsFstss.
JAMES n. PATMEa. AfJsr.
kFrsi "A. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

mt sisiae - an aress from he Disirist ceaFi
- elNssahcm.lsans CO ahs disafses a R4mp-
lsea. shall. e. sstafssy ne ss.h iassass,
mske kasi dissdemd AID sisaribsiiea &c lhs
ssssas 10 NJ hss6s 'oslesEing 10 lks estate u
Matthew M.caaley. s8saArspa.
w. A. s0RWO0D.
Csn .fsassss d 6s-&~yig ~ Orsaft c.
AprAi Is. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

The communication of s. has been re-
ceived. If the controversy to which he
refers is ended, land we suppose it ISL
we do not see The ,propriety of attempt
ing To connect with i. any unnecessary
sting; and in this respect the. concluding
paragraph Of our correspondents commu'
nication is particularly objectionable. VIZ
therefore d,clia, il. j Publication.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

- flr sossnnissi0nsd and uon-eommis-
sioned Offers and A5usiciuasibticng-
Seg 10 The flsi battalion Of che 17fh
A2ssiawal.
y@0U aselhsEeby nasilied and rammanded tn
- sflemd a Adsm ~. Dssglas's. % Friday
lhs Ssh &c arFi. II ~ a'sloek. fsr The psF.
ps.se 81 drill wasier snd seari naFiiai; and an
Saturday the 2aih 81 n s.'cioslA yen sill a..
lsnd with yanr respective companies sshas
ard equipped "a she Ian directs. With lsvr
:euads "a powder. iofEbsisslson sssn'ise.
r.S. The Nnsieisas helenaine.lo The f7lh
ReeimeEs usli asiead wiihasl fsis.
JOHN 9. DOUGLAS, Lieu Col.
Mach ~. 6I-
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We learn from The New York papers
that meeting Of ,hs New York Hnio-
ricsl Society took p!aee on Saturday even
ing. ~ projected. and was numerousiy 81
tended and OF The mos. deeply interesting
character. An elaborate and able memoir
on The boundary ~as,read By the venera-
BILE President Of The Socieiy. Mr.. Gal
lain. Alter which, Mr.. Secretary Web
sler, being present. was called ont, and
delivered sreecli,in which be relieved
the whole HISTORY Of The late negosia-
lion on The subject. which he. Of all per-
soma in our country. 10 Of course the best
able 10 explain and elucidste. The nos
city. and undoubtedly The chief in,ereci.
in this discussion Of the boundary. vas
Ar. lays Map. very lately di'covend
aiming his papers, being a Map used by
The COMMISSIONER who negotiated al
Paris the Tsesty Of 1888. on which i'
distinctly marked. with Mr.. Jays own
pen, The bountlaryin,ended by the treaty,
embracing The fuu ex.en, Of limits claim
ed by the W.. States in The .conro~ersy
on that subject. Nat. Intel.