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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06
CANAL OF PANAMA..

THE isTHMUs CANkL--These n an article
on this subject travelling the rounds 1.-THE pa.
pers, which we believe TO be incorrect 1t
states hat an Engineer, Mons ELLEr has con.
tracted 10 build this work, that il will be As l-2
miles long and have 4 locks. In the first place
we never heard Of French Engineer Of that
name, and in the second place the examina-
tons heretofore made for tbs c anal show mrei
greater elevation, between the Atlantic and the
Pacific, which from the topography ofthe coun-
tiy, must necessarily be overcome BY lockage,
than can possibly be effected By 4 ljcks.
N, Y, Courier.
Baron Humboldt was the first person (inany
years since) 10 suggest that there was a ualley
IN the ridge which apparently crosses The 18th.
mus Darien. On this hint the Company
which has since be- n formed, and whose stock
is owned by capitalists fully competent, pro-
eeeded 10 make new explorations.
The Courier IS altogether mistaken on "a
subject. The name ofihe Engineer is not El.
lei; but HELLERT, and is gentleman Of both
Science and Letters. He furnished for the
Chronicle Of November LIST, the only complete
account offhe Canal extani, except that which
Baron Humboldt communicated to the French
Academy Of Sciences in December.
The surveys were conducted by Morel. wllc
demonstrated that the lsthmus Of Panama was
not ridge, but a valley. scattered over with
oonical heights. The Summit Level on the
route e the Canal Is only 81 feet above hgt
water, and 81 above extreme low water, there
being sometimes difference Of y feet between
the tides. Tbs excavation on the summit lev,
ell Is only tl0elUe and half miles long. The
whole canal is 40 miles in length. There will
be but four double locks, each lSs feet il
length. The canal is 10 be l25 feet on the
surface and s. feet at bottom, calculated io
vessels Of 1000 tons. There is now goot
reason TO believe that the canal vii be made a
an early day, and become one Of the most ion
portant works ofthe age.-CiH Chronicle.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06
NE coNrRApICToRY COUPLE.

II DO believe" he says, taking his spoon out
Of bis glass and tossing il on the table, "thai Of
ali The Estimate, positive, wrong headed erea-
lures that ever was born, you are the most 50
Charlotte"
ertainly, certainly, have your own way,
pray. You see how much ! contradict you
rcjoined the lady.
aOi oours YOU didn't contradict me at din
Eei time; on no, not you!" says tie gentleman.
ayes did," says the lady.
uOh, you die = cried the gentleman, 'you
admit thatl"
81 YOU call that contradiction, d" the a.
DIV answers; sand | say again Edward that
when know you are wrong, l val eont6sdic1
you. am not your slave.
aNoi my slave !" repeats the gentleman, bit-
tatly; sand you still mean TO say that in the
Blackburns' new houss there are more than
fourteen doors, including tho wine cellar y
81 mean to saw" retorts the lady, beailng
time with Der harbrush on the palm Of hei
hand, shat in the house there are just iour'
teen doors and no more"
sWen then, says The gentleman rising 70
despair, and pacing the room with rapid strides
.ghis is enough 10 destroy any mans insehec
and drive HIM mad I"
By and BY, the gentleman CONES to a lutte
and passes his hand mOodily across his fore
head, rasea;s himself in bis former chalr.--
| There is a long silence, and this time The lad.
begins.
II apposl 70 Mr Jenkins, who sat next =
me on the sofa, in the drawing ROOM dunn
tea"
sMorgsn, you susTly mean" interrupts d
gentleman.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06


The following beautiful poetry is from an un-
kno~n sonrcsi or al least we DO not know 10
whom 10 credit it.
THE INQUIRY.
Tell me, ye winged winds,
That round ny pathway roar,
Do ye not know some spo.
Where mortals weep no mOre7
Some lOno and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west,
Where free from toll and pain,
The weary soul may rest
The loud wind dwindled to a whisper low,
And sighed for pity, as. it answered "No."
Tell me thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play,
Know'st thou some favored spot,
Some Island far away,
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which he signs,
Where sorrow never lies,
And friendship never dies
The loud waves roaring in perpetual flow,
Stopped for while, aud sighed 10 answer "No."
Aud thou, serenest moon,
That with suehholy lace,
Doth look upon The earth
A sleep to nights embrace,
Tell mo, in sll-thy round
Haai thos not SRA .aan.e -sssai
Where miserable man
. Might find happier .o-s
Behind cloud The moon Withdrew in NO;
And s-lpies sweet, but sad, responded "No."
Tell me, my sacred soul,
OH tell me, Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From sofE6w, sin and death
Is there no happy SPOT
Where mOrials may be blessed,
Where griefmuy find balm,
And weafiness rest 7
Faith Hope, and Love, best bOOns to mOrtali
given,
wav'd their bright wings, and whispered, Yes
in Heaven
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06
FIRST CARICATURE OF THE
CAMPAIGN.

Robinson, the noted photographer, has come
out with caricalure called The Great Amer
canSteeple Chase Of Io44," which viii take
place.
The different candidates are represented on
their respected courses, racing towards the
Presidential House. 49,
On the leading nag half horse and halfalligator,
at bis ease, and with the smile Of assured sue
cess sits Henry Clay; next behind on his null
Hfcation cOOia, turtle embe9ed almost in a
clay bank, is J. G. CalhOun,cOmplaining Of bis
slow coach.-On for, taking a short but dirty
cut, is Mr.. Van BureR; while Ne, Buchanan,
seems.to have been thrown in the race; and
possibly stunned by the fan and unconscious
Of .he present, is calculating declaration Of
the past, (belore he thought Of being a Penn
sylvanla Democrat,) off ! thought bad a arUp
Of Democratic blood in my veins, | would let
it out,"
Mr.. Cas-, mounted on donkey, is making
vain efforts 10 bring his dull animal into the
field, whileR. N. johnson, on a ,Dhiteg broom
nag, with blind slsggerE, is ioundered
In the Presidents mansion Tyler isseen jusl
aroused by his aiavorite son" from long nap
in which he has been dreaming that he was e
be President and IN the back ground Com
Stewart is hauling in bis wind and determin
ed to stick 10 the sea, and Gen'l Scott looking
on saws, or seem to say, II don't care about be
ing President-l am at the service Of my eoun
try"
Altogether we look upon this as a happy
good natured hi'.-and hope Robinson will max
out well by TN. Y. American
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06
U.s. MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY July 9, Is4s.

y Do not mean anY t5ing q Tie ind an
swered the ladg.
"NOv. BY al that Z aggFavsdng and impos-
sible to hear" cries the gentleman. clenching
his hands and looking upwards in agony, ashe
is going 10 insist upon i that Morgan IS len
kinsP
aDo you take me for a perfect fool 2" ex.
claims the lady. aDO you suppose ! don't
knOw the one from the othCrl Do you sup
pose don't know that man in tie Blue coat
was Mr.. Jenkinsl"
~Jenkins with blue coat" cries the gen
ueman with groan. aJenkins in a blue coat
IA man who would suffer death rather dan
wear anything but brown Z"
ado you dare TO charge me with telling an
untruth :" demands the lady, bursting into
tears.
Charge you, ma'am, reiorts the gentleman
starting, "with being q monster Of contradict
distlon-a-monster Of ggravati0D--a--a--
a--Jenkins in a blre coal-what have done
that should BE- doomed 10 hear such state
mentsi"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06
a sINauLAR DIscoYERY on CRIME

A few days ago a young woman IN service
at LYONS set on; 70 walk 10 Burg0in, whrre her
parents resided. On her way she was overia-
ken BY a young soldier travelling the same
lOad. They Joined in conversation, and mu-
tual confidence took place. The young wo-
man informed her companion that she was
carving home her savings to the amount OF
800 francs, and he related bis adventures with
the army in Africa, from which he hadjust re-
turned, with his discharge N due form. On
arr, in. al 81. Laurent, Joung women IN
tormed the soldier. that she had some friends
there with whom SIZE intended IN pass the night,
byt should co tinue her jour ey the next NOR
MINIS. The soldier also determined 10 stop,
and call for her at On appointed hour, and es-
cont her 10 her home. At daybreak he knock
ed atthe house where he len her, and be was
answered by a man inside, who informed, him
shat tue Young man had taken her depart
IRE few minutes befnre. Anxious TO over
take her, and show his gaIlanlry, the soldier
lowed 3, a quick pace. and having walked a
considerable distance, began to feel some sur
pFiss As well as disappointment. AT length be
met two aendarn. coming IN an opposite d.
/ rsc,ion. and asked Il they bad seen his CON-
panion ofthe day before. On receiving anan.
swer in the negative, his suspicious became a
v,skpned. Communicating these to the gen
dsrmes, they desired be would return with then
~ Saint Laurent. On coming 70 the house
thev found i shut up, and no one answered Z
/ tbsir Gals and Knocks for sdmiitanee. OI
making inquiries ofthe neighbours the son o
me owner ofthe house, a boy playing IN M
stree. s,aied, in ansSer 70 the quesiio-s. "a
10 him. that h.s fslheF was in the cellar digglnl
: roe "a out snmething into he house wa
.,,D-ss,stslv srr-onnded. a locksm.th sent To-
md ne door opened. On fastening down mt
- csnsr tbev found the man with the dea
- blrsd;ng holy Of the poor gih in bis arm
:, ~ r,oment OF layins i INTO The hole he h
4,e Ne lad murdered her 10 secure her 50
-. x4e VAS Immediately taken and con
mittsd f6r tral--ForsigH Pepsr'
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As Edith and Duncan bent IN sorrow over
their departed friend, they were startled By a
deep drawn Sigh and on raising their eyes,
beheld Pierce Cameron with folded arms Faz.
ing On them.
'sCowardly Vrclch II exclaimed Duncan as
he sprung 10 bic side I" behold your work {
You have sent 10 eternal rest one who would
have turned aside 70 spare the worm that was
IN bis path Bull have sworn to ayenge
him -
The officer mounhlly shook bis head,
while he replied IN a voice Of deep sadness I;
aHe is already avenged-learfuly avenged
! have witnessed a scene Of bloodshed this
morning that viii live IN my memory while
memory remains and my last moments viii
be embltierea BY the part have taken in the
deed. Bot no time is TO b. lost I; sought you
hele 10 save you. | have sent the soldiers on
another track. There" said be handing a
paper 70 Duncan, @there Is . protection that
will enable you 10 past unmolested."
"But nv father = said Duncad.
"Alas T. replied Cameron, sthere lives not
one in the vale Of Glencoe to tell Of the dreadful
slaughter and know he added as he threw a
cloak TO Duncan, and fastened his own round
the neck Of Edith 60, awhere you may"
Edith pointed 10 the corpse Of poor Davie.
"Leave that to me fair Edith, said Came
ron. "EIe shall have a grave in the vale he
loved and the tear Of regret shall bedew it
from eyes that lave seldom wept. And now,
said he taking hand ofeach, "fareweil We
may never meet. But in At or years, should
you hear Of Pierce Cameron as one that good
men love, think, fair Edith, that you were the
Eight lhat shone on bis path and guided him
to virtue"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06

DEArH OF AN Oh SERvANT.-The Wash.
ington Capitol, Of the 9Th inst, says:-"Gen.
Washington's colored servani Cary was bur.
led on Sunday las, from GFeenleaf's point, and
followed TO the grave by large number Of
blacks. He was, we understand, at the time
Of his death, one hundred and fourteen years
old, and was for a number Of years ostler to
General Washington, whom he served at the
passage Of the Delaware and at the battles Of
Brandywine and Trenton. Old Cary was
known ard respected BY every citizen Of this
Mace. He loved the memory Of his patriotic
ma ster; and as an humble mark Of respect, on
his birth day, and, in fact, every military pa ade
wore an old shad hellied uniform coat, and a
three. oorneFed bat with huge oockade, which
he said Washington gave him. On these oc-
easons the bows used 10 collect around him,
but hs venerable appearance dsarmed them
Of all thoughts Of mischief; and he was always
allowed the honorable prIs iege Of hobbling IN
the rear Of the military, under whose protec-
ton he generally placed himself.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-06

Edith rose from her knees. and opening the
easement saw BY thelight ofths moon DAVE,
the idiot boy bsueath' To her question Of
what brought him Tiers. be held up feather,
then a secret taken much IN use to warn
friends to fg and again sung, in half-whisPer.
ed accents;
SUp and ava, layde:
Up and avail
IN guide ye frae danger
Before the cock craW.
sDenth 8 7 the vale hdye;
Death e the vale
lhear I the night wind
The coronach and wall.
aDinna bide here, hdye;
Dinna bide here
Whv lnger ye. ladyes
When death is sac nearl,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

a Proper and Important Dseision.---
A London paper says. Sir j. X. Bruce
gave judsmen, 10 The Wee Chsnteilof's
Court Last week on q point respecting
wills. A iesis,or in 1894 inside q wlll.
BY which he gave share of his es,sie To-
his daughter and her issue; but By Q CO.
Jieil. added 10 1890, he provided ,lsi bic
property should pass over IN Other lersons
il his dsughief should ever marry. The
dsuRhier did marry. and the "olhsr per-
son" stepped forward 10 CHIN ihe money.
The Judge ssid tina, al such resfsin,sup-
on marriages were void by The English
law; end the drelsrsiinn OF ne Court wss
that The lady should Keep The money"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Court Martial Dseisios. The Nor.
folk Beacon states that The decision 81 The
Naval coun Msnisl. which issenay sat
on Board the Penney lsanis. in me case q
Commander Rsnsay. sss suspsnsion for
fire years. but that The President had
rem'ilsd Hour years snd sin months Of he
sentence. L'eas. Poor and Ring wers
honOwaIiy acquitted. and R,eul Edx ard
M Vail disnisssd. Jsly ., 1919. MID
sh'pman Mori,n wss suspended. until
June 30. 1874, wnhesi pay. Midshir-,
man Samusl A. Miller, .~as Dismissed,
June 90. is43.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

A neu upper Zip has been given 10 .
young nan IN Hartford. ~ho sss dspri.
we'd Of one By an accident when . bay.
This nice sprRirai opefstlon wss ptrfnf-
med BY DR.. E'l.w orih. The Hartford
Courier says The new one 10 handsomely
formed.
IL seems. the ns,erial bad been taken
from The cheeks on each side; and al
though The operation vas extensive end
extently se,sre, jet go peIfert is The
union tha, scarcely scar can be seen
more extending beyond the outer side Of
The nos,tll.; and upon the red facing .oI
ihe lip. no eye can possibly deisei he
poinl aI connection beissen The two
halves. The lip i really handsome one.
quite equal D. the beet cures Of bsir-lip.
snd better than any We have ever seen.
No one would hr mnne ni suspect that
IL had travelled from the checks 10 ne pre-.
sent location. which il gfaces as well as
The original, excepi perhaps that il hiss
no, quie asf,ee aud easy mo ion, although
enough for ill common purposes"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Al case y as tried in the u 8. Cmcui,
Court. at Cincinnai, las, week. IN which
the par,,es aeTe a Mr.. Jnnes &c Ken,ucky.
and Mr.. Van Zandi, an sbnl,unnist, a
Hamilton County, Ohio The Latter oI
these gentlemen had Larbused fugitive
.lsves belonging To The former, knowing
them 10 be such; and for lh s Inc plainuiI
asked damages, which the Court awarded
u him in The sum oi $1,000
4 few days afterwards Mr-J,nes in.
stlintsd anohrr SUI, ags'ns, MrYan z ,ndi
10 recover a penal'yof $500 imposed by an
act oi Congress for the same offence. The
defence sstpp ~as tl,s. no nouce in fact
was given 10 the defendant that The ne.
gross were slaves. After occupying the
attention Of the Court several DAYS. The
case vas submitted tn the jury by Judge
Mclean, who charged "that kaowledge
10 the defendsnl tai the negroes owed
service 10 kentucky. aud we're fngirves.
was equivalent TO notice IN fact"
A verdict was sccardiaglv rendered IN
favor OF The plaintiff. Bali. finer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03
From III, Q ,.,oa Courier.
THE CHINESE EMPIRE.


The recent treaty b,twren Chins and
Grra' Brt,in ~lll have the eject u plac-
ing the Ghinese Empire 10 . new post
ton. sherr all lis rl,ions, domestic and
fnreign, VIII be subjected " new snd
powerful influences. Iirieioiorsr its in
'ercourse with Inrtigners has been so re-
suic,td. tha, ltilc coold be known Of lts
physical or mor.l condition. From tue
operations Of Mr.. Gushing, Who 70 sbou.
70 depart 10 execute the instructions OF
our government. resuhs may be expected
tina, will be advantageous 10 both cnun-
uies. Mr.. usaing hiss said that h's
mission wss an erand ef peace. and We
have no doub, tia, i,s end will be peace
ful and prosperous.
The Chinese Empire. the writer abo's'
menii"ned remarks, Is emphs'icaIly The
great unknown With lev exceptions.
iore'gners-know but little more 81 u than
they do OF the mron. We know but li'le
re Of It. priucipsI divisions. the courses Of
the rivers, tie ranges Of mountains, tie
bikes. the coats. the hsrboIs, DC. We
know a, little Of the chmate. The heat tue
cold. the wln.ts; sad as To the Departments
ID natural history, mineralogy, zoology
bo,a"y, &c, our miorinahon is sadly I'M
perfect. Conserving the inbsbnan'''
their rsBk and posnoa as members vi
body polluc,tth.,F institutions, civil anu
SOCIAL; language. ie@aitg. morals. rel'e'-
on. laws--dpepls interesting subjects TOT
nvest,aa,ion--we trust that M. cusn'
ing will not return from lis mission WIN
o., bn,ng ahle ID impari % his casnity-
men surii tnicrmailon ~ viii aniiY caiA'
ptnsate the labor 81 lnve,t gttfan aad oe
SSPens.a,,pf the emhasy. u caifles
81 hun 1,t hest alsae. for his sa,e's''
nd wc'dnub, no. he will receive. on nus
,e.uro, the appreciation aud the sls'hk' VI
gr',t(.l country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

PaasFiisa. e TnIaLd. "a. o Esrsty
. msklng .i-lniaE PgegFesa. Ia d cal.
sslsasd hi - m.ieu,y - ~ bsneh
Il Bsshop< az mere o. Isss essFly 'fnsso
wiAh II -Thnse q ne prsl1sss ~ho mssl
apssly s6vessis Pusssiss pfinslplss are
re Blshep q Exsirs. ne Blshop a. loo
dan. And lals Bashap &C 0Elasd. Amens
he shaseles snd ehspsls 10 Londaa IN
~hsrh Pasryals psarnrr Prsss1ls 70 he
gr Arrest exert Ill b found ShofsdIlrh
Chsseh sad Msrsarrs sresl chspsl, OK.
lofd STREET.
In ne latter place il woul5 be 4 ffsIll
70 psr~siss say osffsseses, bsi~ssa ths
fora q .assAlp and thai observed N q
Rsmss Csihnlse eharrh. 10 uasr 81 Ihs
Psssysaeehsfrbes sndshspsls- dsily wrr.
ship hss been established, cad N ell Of
them. .s believe. ihs ssennsni 10 admin
sessf weekly. We understand 10 10
Lksly he sstjeei oh Be soan breBsht
before Psrllsment. ssd the qoeseon 10 Be
determined gill be. WHISTLER Protestant
eonnirv ought 70 Be called on 10 ply from
$4,000. 600 d g. ZOO. 0eo . year N The
established clergy Tor lneule.iiag Popish
principles. and observing Poplsh pre-
uess IN ihsir pisces al wsrsh'p. IN entire
disregard u The solsnn eassgepsnis they
came under 81 shsn ord,nsi'oa 70 nsia-
tain ihs Protestant religion Of The land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Tie hard money currency j. 10 I'm tide
of sxperieeni ia Illinois. No Ba,ks. no
rag currency msnuiseianes IN nat si.isr
he full fiuinnn nj ,he hard massy prinri.
pie !. exempt fed without alloy. Com
. sei2ing AZ eight ernfs a bushs iHspring.
Gid. The seat al Government. TLis 10
hard money iimss. The money is hard
when you gei IL and hard 10 get
Dan,ils Reporter.
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Something Er,rs.-Durins a ,hund

Somtthing Erirs.--During a thunder
ssorn on the 81 oi the perstnl month. in
Charleston, sn alligator, abost Two {. Ell
hng. fell al he c"ner Of Wrn,wor, aud
Arson streets. This besis every thing
10 the line Of show ers Of which ve Ia, Q
ever heard. and u sil! open quite new
theme for The EralisIi traveller. sho CON
ments upon the .cas,oms sad manners ol
tie Americans. We shslI hear that il 10
customary 70 have showers Of ai,gaiors
!" IN The Csrolinss." which are g.erd,ly
csusht up by the '"siarvlng population"
Shoald this paragraph happen TO fsll un.
der The eye Of nns Of these English ex.
quisiies. he will see we have helped him
10 an idea. by no means tlaascead,ng The
wondermests VI his class.
k,iepeRdenf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

MAINE BouNpARY.-The boundary
line, a. senled by The late treaty with
Grea, BnIa'n. 10 10 The way OF being
marked out by persnns appointed by tie
two Governments. LIS intended to cree,
monument II mason work OF brick and
stone, at the starting point al The source
:" the 81. Crolx. md seversi more al Va.
rious points on the l.ns;s eoad arrange,
nsnt to prevent further disputes. There
has been pretty considerable emigration
from the Province within the LAST .ix
months. The loo price Of lands. the
erection Of mills and the opening Of new
roads. present strong iOdur. ment. TO set
'lers Upon the American side Of The line.
and nes,ly fifty familiss have removed
from the ST Johns river inlo the county
OF Arost"ok. This Is certainly belter
than knocking one ano.her's b,ains out,
On account "f q dispute about a strip OF
iandr Of li,lle consequence to either ma
'ion. A great degree Of &c. arty is nos
fei' on the fonIIsr. by the r,t gems OF DO, n
Countries. aud as new roads are opened
an increasing emigration i. anticipated.
@ Independent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

rpislisl iIlns u f7s2 Wmtst =,
Lis pt'sIt 81 ~ s'ran rrrirs--is =.
$40 sspessl pIs - noss ssshass. !.
I5e0.
In l7g3- the sai,on-Ria wss izss,,.s
ty El Whitney, salise a Msfsses...
sers--in l6ls &C 10 ne postrl.on =.
|isiredncsd ansa lhs Uari,d Ssssss. aW.a
ksn--an is22 ne hrsi ratiea farsnsy u.
ssreNd % Lawsl- j 1890 ahs.e 80.
l2s0 safan hrsarss n Az Usisssa.
pradseing f46.340 s53. salns Il 80.
per amen. bsikneP Gazafs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

The Philsdslrhis kqulnr says. M.
ward of 81. 900 isbofsrs ace employed %.
o. the rsil-sy iron st. Ps,snbuss !,
Moscow. The rail-sy 10 500 alIs,
long. and will be eompIssed IN about /. q
years. This 10 N. rails az 90 shIeh Our
eovnlfyusa Nj. Whistler. formerly ~.
sinssr on ihe Bosom and Albany rsiIrual,
10 engaged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

jain Lloyd. The Pllo, 81 the steamer
ihs, ran down fishing boal on the De-
lawsrs riser on Saturday lasi--a casusl-
~ BY which Mr.. Thomas Clifton Of Phi.
ladelphis, los, lis llfe--has bfen arrested,
examined. and eommil'sd 10 jail 70 swat
his irlsl on charge Of lelonious homic'ds.
A warrant vas slso issued for lie captain
Of ne boair but he could moi be found.
This judicial investigation has been In.
stiluied ~ ihs irieads Of the deceased,
because. arcnrdins 10 The unanimous con
clusion OF the Coronsr's inquest. I" the
accident sas rsnsed bs The arnsssst neg.
leei OF The officers having eommsnd Il The
s,esalbosi. or the most determined aieRpI
10 drive the boa,s IRON what has been
hnheito known SO the fishing ground,
where boa. are daily mooIsd for that psr.
pose"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-03

Personal---very. s---xhsrh u he ia
sst gran rssn'y IN Nassh Ga,ol.n..--a..
Usually rfslissd an srsrgs Of . gears,
Of niil'en Of dollars pes snbsm he a.
sale af is What and ro'n. And ~, =
esnPh isly did the crops q llL.ssIn lssa.
that the InhsaIisnss we're eosp.lled =
purrhsss 1000 wsrah Of srsln &c ul.,,
suhslstrnet.