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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17
THE GAME OF THE POLK PARTY.
From the Richmond vi ig.


The whole study Of The busy spirits Of
the parry 10 10 suppress facts which m Ii
tate against them. snd TO throw INTO cir
cula.ion di.colored state menu and mis-
re presentations which operate sec.i"nsi-
ly. For the North they have one Sc. Of
documents. for the South a totally different
s~. A, The Nur,h The Ab"lIuon,s,. are
osled. chucked under tie chin. and Clay
painted as monster who breakfasts. dimes.
aud sups upon the sound of the lash and
creams 81 his tortured slaves! In the
s nth he w fur,ousIy denounced as an sbo-
iIt'oui.,; hut I = tract whrh i.s,nus,ss it
10 not atotDei 10 circulate al the North.
~ While this me is played on the sub.
jsct Of Ab"lii,on, the Ab"li,ionisss so"sd
BY scandalous charge. sRa,us, Mr.. Clay
ot he c,uelty and mistrta'men, OF lie
slaves. end the Southern people soughsso
be duped BY The representation that he !"
an aboll,ionlst and conc,lis,ing the sb"l'.
s,ouIs,s. . game equally proaiss,e aud un-
princ,pled 70 played on the subject al the
Tariff. In Pennsylsania, Polk 10 held up
ss the tariff candidate on the strength Of
his letter to Kane--nes simply % beng
friendly to the protection Of h"me indus.
Try, but as ns eathusiast'c champion, as
far mure friendly than Mr.. Clay. who 10
iasinus,ed to be rattle, iniaicsl q, heart 10
b" ssn long ebsnshsd policy, ~ the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

TosHTo CATsur To q gallon skin.
ned tomatoes add isble-spoonfuls OF salt,
. do black pepper. halfa spoonful aIlspice,
8 red peppers, and spoonfuls mustard.
All these ingredients must be ground fine,
and simmered slowly in sharp vinegar
for 3 or 4 hours. As much vinegar is 10
be used as to leave half gallon Of liquor
when the process is over. Strain ,hrpugh
a wire sieve and bottle and seal from The
mir. This may DO used in two weeks,
but improves BY age. and will keep seve-
raj years. u. S. Reeeipi Book.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17


sand hire iei ss cay, that. lapkins 20
The psifiollc objects ef ,hs.e s,s< debts.
and the emeamsishces sndsr xh,ch lhey
.sre connset.d, I ssw With asiani.h he'd
and iad'gnaai feeling resolution sss sub.
mnted 70 he Senair % ihs lest stssion lie
elsring that rho General Government
woold not ~sums one pigment OF then.
A mose wicked, maIirrsai, Dsnioa.lsks
propasihon. sss never offered 10 The csn-
.idsiaiiou al say delibsrs,ivs assembly.
], we n,gstiss proposIhcn--aa, rs-
za,lvs ei any sfhrpalive resolution pre-.
scented 10 The Seasse. ios no ,seh aiiirm..
,iss resnlnuoa ~ss ever offered BY any
one. When, shsfe, by whom. "a. the
rxisssasant idea ever entersinej II N
assumpsi,n Of The Ss,ie debts by Oh. Gr-
neral Ga,efnmsnif TLsrs Gas no, 20.
l'ssry soirr raised 10 favor Of sucn mra
cure in iLis Srnsie. Would % not las-
been ,ius enough 10 have dsnoune.d -
saap'ion when t cas- seriously rr"pos-
sdi ..s...
"Yst q monsnt when the Sisss
ssre stnrrslly embarrassed. ws.n their
essdn WIS sinking, 81 Ibis critical momsni
wss . measure brought forward. IN e,s..
ssrily. wsnt.nly. aud eIaiu,,ousiy IN de
ths subjsc, Of an elsb" M rspor. sndeI-
ei,,ng prosrsc.rJldebsie. The inevitable FL
isrt OF Ill which mus, have been III c.sa
sb'osdd rusi in the ability and saod i-,lh
Of The debias S.ses. Can il be da.hssd that
sserousinjury Gas ina CT up"n ,he % by
IBIS unpreet drn,ed Psocssdingi NotI.ing
70 ncrs delics,e thtn credit or ehaIscwr.
Their ereti c.nnnl fnl 10 have suffered N
the only place where capital could be ub.
isiasd. and when ., that very time some Of
The sysnv o. the Sla,es were negonst NJ
9Th foreign Blankets. Abou, ,ha, psnod
one Of shs Senators Of this body had 10
pensoo gone sbmsi for the purpose Of
obsain'ns advances Of money on lllnols
nock.
my friends snd made the most str.
nuous epposipon ,o the resolution. hu, IL
was all uns'ail'ns, aud maj"rly of the
Senate adopted the repor, of the coma,,,.
lee Ia shom The resolution had been se.
srrd. WeuIged The imp"l,cy aud ,riu,.
Zee Of the proceeding: tina, no maa in nj,
senses could ever propose The assumption
of The State debts: that no such pr"p sal
had in fac. besa made: that the deb,s Of
the States wete unequal "a amount, ca.
.racsed BY States al unequal popol tim;
aud that some Sites were no, IN d. b. =:
ell. How, then. was 1t p"ss,ble Ia pn,nk
Of a general sssumpt"n "f Sias deb,>i
Who could conceive 81 such a pro-
p"ssl! But there 10 vast difference be-
tween oar pay ing their debt. for ,h-".
aud paying our orn debts TO them. in ron.
tommy with the trusts arising "u, "f the
public domain. which The General Govern.
men. 10 bound 10 execute.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

% an ssffssaiion Il he k.i,Ie. pssrtkl 10.
h.b'isnls e me hslleagsessd Ia.s are
eeTpsd up. add rsnasi fs the plsrs Of
ennhsi. The mslpsl iniassss ], alelsd
BY ssssilsns and sssiled are sgers,s,ed;
thsr sra'h b lehzssd; yhsR rsss me
sIqrm 900 flae' capture. and me fiei ard
IsssfA ssrssses sf he v.etr soldiery.
siflslng 20 qneneh ne 6sunkenarss q
blped IN she drBhksnness q .ias.
The ereertie nesrnsnss Gf ~ar--ihe
nzfshing snd eapnisi ms,shinf ef,rn re-
pee he bsas % ds,n els Il ely rsea,sr.
ms from The hrsi. Bslsesa d.suueiian
sudibs sss.rIal eonsuari,"n &C he s.l-
diery, pasfily pensd,s The isnd. lioIe-
lsss % TIE future. hsidsnrd ~ lhe scenes
Of whirh he u daily ~ilness. rs,hs,s
gasded By rsvsngs. lbs peasant bee ms 0
. phindeIss and assassin. The horrible
eiselTes perprlrsled BY Spsnish peasants
on HE French SOLDIERS Shn f,lI mao tilt X
poser were the nseessary ennssqusnses
% gar. The fsmil,ss Of ihs upper elss.
'esare dispersed; ihe d,sc,l liae Of the "a
miiy rirrle is rsmaved. h,bi of living
10 he day fst the dsy-ol drowning the
ihoughis &c The nlor,os 10 trsssissi and
Illicit plsasurs---is ensend,sed. The waste
snd desrl.iion which battle srrrsds over
Ihs.bsiIle itld. 10 .. no,kna ~hen con-
pared 9iih The moral. shieh war d,fusss
through I'll The ranks u sosiely. in NE
country which 10 lie scene Of ~sr.
London Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

Bsfsss fs psapef snlhoritiss eeula Dc
sssshsd he fi,sa pfaphsi .sd he psspAss
hsslssd. POI eni and fed as Iroa ! de-
rossins Ilzsss pssh % ne snsssmrnl u
The seaside aga. .ho ds4ried he la
PASSIONS. Sinrs ~hich noe 90 Masmsa
hnds hn .sy ial0 lhsl Frslan 10 rrmsla
.oag. Ssraeass FIREMAN..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

Assl..d. - q. lsa4

assisss. kafAa .. 1854
M hk4x SIN ! r,rri,sd yosr l.sasf
af he slh isslsal. n 700 s,llb~ - r.-ad
n % isfs - sy spe.rh ns ne psssmp-
,.aa bal pres asa AID go. G,s.ls q
heEifslh's edgian. 500 ~all and Is aons
AT decisive frpfe.sIea af nv apirsaa
.gaihsi he ssspmpsioa af The sls d.hl..
hsse bsssrsIpTrs-eaafsnsIl INV
other ap'aFe. The eply lrlsf shah I
have ihanRLt olghl 70 be sfassed 10 ias
Sites. % ,hr p,ym.ni ai her s.b .. ws
hat Which xoSh iheiarIislls .. isr 90. Of
di.hihsli"n IL The psoesrds e III. s.I..
&c Ihs psbl.e hbd- snaaR all IL. S..r.,
De- that dis,rshsi.nn h4s no neeess.r, e..s.
nrrina With Ihs sSls,srre e S,slr t.Lls.
II .ss Psapossd By @r ps,or 20 he ean-
tarnoa a. met Of thsm. II - proper 10
add. that. far The sake -f The srsci. 81 cur
eomhon erualry, l fefsrnily drsirr 90
see ever State bonossbly isifllmg ii of
lie abllfa,lons.
! 40. w"h g'sst rsspeek ynur frerd
and oescienIseI,sHt. II. CLAY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

EXPERIMENTS WITH CHARCOAL ASs
SAIT-The Earl Of ESSEX gives an &C
count in the Agricultural Gazette. OF an
Experiment, made by him with charcoal,
and charcoal and combined with salt, ap-
piled to turnip.sesd al The time Of SOW
ing. In the frs case, the seed was mix
ed with twelve times its bulk of charcoal
dust. In the second case, the seed was
mixed with FIVE times is weight Of salt.
and nine bulss Of charcoal; and in the
third case, the seed was put in alone.
The ground as very dry and parched.
bu, the seed where the charcoal, and the
charcoal end salt, was used, came up in
five days. The plants where the clear
charcoal was used. however. grew much
the most rapii--where nothing was used
the plants came up badly, and after they
were up, did not grow near 50 fast as the
others. The Earl also tried the same
application Of charcoal with the seed Of
the Belgian carrot, which vegesated seve-
raj DAYS sooner than carrot seed usually
does. even under favorable circumstances.
lie also sowed one row Of turnips with
double the quantity ofsalt above mention.
ed, which totally destroyed the seed.
Nothing but the substances named were
used, and the Earl thinks that the quick
vegetation and rapid growth was as'ribu-
table 10 them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17
LIQUID MANURF.

IL is my humble oppiniOn (afier having
tired the cisiern, pump. and liquid ma
nure rtsysiem. that il wspld be Car BET
Ter, and more economical. 10 psi burnt coil,
mrf. or raad-serspings, early in The autumn,
10 absorb The liquid manure, than 20 be
a he expense and trouble OF conveying
u IN carts from The cistsfn. tits my in.
variable custom 10 pot my Store sheep in
10 yards during ihs winter months. Last
winter ] had the bottom Of one of The
sheep-yards covered wiihsoil. II absorb
ed the moisture, kept the yard dry, and
ny sheep were remarkably healthy. free
from foo,-rut. and never winirred better.
In turning The soil up with the manure in
the spring. found il thoroughly impreg-
rated with the urine fran the sheep.
should imagine that one cart load OF The
said soil contained very great quantity
sfihe very beat liquid manure. Theex
pense of conveying il 10 The land has been
enn.idrrahly less Than taking il from the
cislrrn; besides, | had M opportunity Of
putting the whole on my turnip land. al q
reasonable me. whereas lcould no. have
saved j, in my eis,ern ill that tinae, as i,
would mol have held il. ..-
With all due Difference to the opinions
Of the tank men, ! would advise > trial Of
this plan previously 10 making cisterns.
purchasing psaIps. carts, &c, az ! am of
opinion il 10 the best way Of securing The
liquid manure, and BY Ear the least eIpen-
sive in conveying il 10 The land. In con-
elnsion, 1 would beg my brother farmers
IN well digest the sage advice given By
the noble President ofthe Royal Aericul-
iursl Society, at the late dinner a, South.
ampton:--" Try cautiously those things
which sse likely TO succeed. and do mo-.
expeHG large sums oil money on things
which you do not know whether they
will succeed or not, Ifyou find your ex
perimenss succeed, then 60 into ,he mat
ter CALAMITY and well. "-Iienry Hudson.
jir., in London Agricultural Gaz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17
aRIse mon lPfEIRlscES

A snod slory % told BY Ysskse sdi.
iaf. 10 .ilsslsslian Of The folly Of isesiaf
from srpsnaasss. A pessnn dressed
N . sen of hoas.psn elolles. sspeed
10 house il Boston on some Business.
.hsn se.sssi ladies .srs ssssnblrd In
an inner room. Ons Of n. eampsny re-.
sarkrd Or loo lone. Though On lSr.sa,ly
lold 70 Be overheard By me sir.nser.l lhs,
. eoanify naa sss 10 visiting. and agreed
% make some 10. TIE following di..
logos snsued;
Youis frs@ The sossiry. I sop.
Po.si'
Yes. I'm fion The eoua,ry.'
We'll. or. sba DO yOs .hiak Of he
ei,yr
lie Col q israsI sight o houses In H.
'IszPeri there are : sr,a ssny ladies'
shsts yos come iram.'
oh, wee. . .osndsd sighi; iisi far
Ill The sorld like thea posting 70 ihs
ladies.
And Jon are auiis sb,su among sAsa,
no dnubI.'
ZEE. l bssS's 'sn 10 nss'ia' and
sbos,.'
.M.y Be he gsntlensn sillt-ts alss.
nf -ins. ssd one of ,hs eanpsny.
.Thsnkee. dos't care i'll do
Bu, yee musi drink tsssi.'
Il ssis TOAST. whst aunt Drbby nskss.
but a. IN dnnkln, usvsr seed The hike
What vas the surprise of The comps,
nv 10 hear the s.rsassr speak clearly %
iollu~,:
Ladies end Gentle men. permit. 1e 70
wish you he.lsh snd happlnsss. with s.s-
~ other blrssirs the earth can afford; snd
I sdvise YOU 20 bear IN mind thar ne are
of,sn deceived by appearances. You mis.
yook Ee. by my dress. frH eouairy boz
by; !. IRON The sane cause, thonghi ih,se
men vsrs ssnlieasn; The dsesptian 10
mpssss-I si,h yeu good evening
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

"CnEcKING UP'' HoRsEs.--Among the
various modes invented for tortnring,
without any benefit to the owner. that
noble animal, the horse, one lin its ercess
1t leasn is the present mode Of checking
him a horse that has been sccus!omed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

AsHks FOR CoRN.--Mr. Aaron Cass,
Of West Roxbury. planted abou, two acres
ofcorn last spring on very dry sandy land.
and when il was suffering in a severe
drought, he put about pint Of wood ash
es around each hill; this soon made a
great change; the corn revived and gree
well Notwithstanding the drought COn.inu-
ed. We examined this piece some true
since, and IL was one ofthe fines. we have
seen during the season. Mr.. Cass shows
murh skill and good Judgment in arm
management, and he considers this appli'
cation of ashes profit bic manure. The
increased quantity ofcorn this ssason will
be only part Of The advantage, for the
good effect of The ashes " i'll continue long,
in the production Of grass or other crops
~. 49,. 49, Bost. Cuit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17
Cslafils Cap'nis Office On boa,d Of

Cauafihs Cap'n's 0Diet On boafd d
The steambna, -, = lev DAYS since.
sooa alter leaving the whsrf. the bell rang.
and 9Th /, esme the ~tII known cry:
"Aii ~ha hs.'nt paid their fsIe please
esll 81 the Csp'n's Office aud set .tl-l-l-le. "
Shortly .f.sr The supper bill rang. end .
passenger. no, altogether ssli.6ed wnh his
fare. called out: " wsref-sr-es, take this
cup ofrofIee TO the Csp'a'' Office aud have
% sel-ll-l-l.ed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

To PREvEsr HoRsEs BEING TEAsEp
Nv ELIfs.--IaAe Two or three hsndluIs
OF walnut leaves. upon which pour two
or three quarts Of cold wafer, lelit unfase
ons nlghs and poas the whole next morn.
ing inc keille, and boil Cor quarter Of
an hour whsn cold il 10 &. Cor ase.
MoisieR sponge With 10. and befnss The
horse goes oui Of The stable. LEI those paris
which are mos, irritable be smsared over
with the liquor. Every "mereiful man"
who uses a horse during The hot months
should PROMISE his cOmfors by tss simple
measure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

10 q from soh. and never been u.ed for
heavy drsnEhls. will psEfsrm xilh il IN 4
Light Fshlrls without ans iaeonsrnisnrs.
Mhsa horse is called upon. however. %
draw heavy load over uneven sruLpd.
Ihe case 70 different. lie lhrn needs 4
Zee use Of hrs brad and nrrk, ana nstu-
rally inclines fhfin ssou inward. To@heek
up horse aud force him 10 draw 4 hes.
W load. is piece % cruelty ! LILLE TOO
severe. u y ss if--only shundFssnmes
sofsf-you should Jake farmer v 10
pad befn accustomed 20 labor in his lnnse
irowsers and frOek. pa, on him lishl pants
strapped snngly down. . vsss and eoa.
fitted and gin up Ia dandy. sad den
Pul dull scylhs into his hands, and
pointing 10 grsss Of three tons 10 the acre,
tell him 10 nov. Prairie Farm.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

TALL MANA western paper rays that Mr..
Wentworth the member Of Congress IRON Chicago Die.
rc Illinois. IL tall that when he addresses the psopc,
instead o mounting stump, os is usual In the West they
levs 10 DIG a h7ie for him fo stand in
No LlcESsrs.-ln Bangor, Maine, no liquor can
sold under the license, the licensing board having
used to permit the traffic.
Hon DANIEL. WELLS of Greenfield, has been
ommsione and qualified as Chief Jusce of the Court
4 Common Pleas, OF Boston.
FIRE.-The large stone warehouse on Factory
street Frankfort owned hy Sas o. smith, was destroy
"a by fire about half rast one on Wednesday morning
MURDER George Thompson, who shot Miss
fIamlin Bellevue has been tried. convicted and SEN
enced TO hung at Lower Sandusky on the l2ih INST
INDIANS 1T is rumored that the Omaha and Pot
swattomje Indians have had bloody battle with fhe
s,oux In which the last named were defeated and many
4 them killed Louisville Journal
WARLiKg--Thc great gun manufacturing under
supervision oi Captain stockton for the Princeton viii
finished by August
"TuAT's tue WAY THE MoNRy GoKs ut ia
as,imated that the cost Of taking the yeas and nays
turing the last session OF Congress was Ssies IS. The
sy o the bers amounted TO fh35 hour for every
,o,ir in which the houses were In session.
COMMUNICATION BrrwEEN CANApa AND Nsw
yonn.-The communication by barges between Quebec
md New York is 10 60 into immediate operation boz ge
ayng been lately launched AZ st. Johns for ,he company
Tus WEATHER IN CANADA The weather has
cold and rainy in Quhec On the lat inst there was
hail storm Of unusual violence which caused consifs
rshle damage
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Circuit Court.

. . Dilute Ju"ge NtH.
JuIY 10 Conrad bo,rs, George Tismen-1hn was
action bIousit TO i.coyei ,he besIee Cf Lot Tor
sS.0 made by pisin,n IN iavor o party bsnsd Tue.
shell and endorsed BY the defendant lie IL s2AU had
spp~sied been Iaio upon the The eti,ree up
that the vailu
4 he manner III which u had been drawn up lie note
drawn in March 1888 the money beng handed over
TIueshe in whose fayor II was die~n, on tie rspie
.entaon Of defendant no endorsed the note al
changed and that the words Isy able Ia CERTAIN tine"
irsuoul.ntly inserted II wss con eLd,d that he
Dote not thereon .. valid Instrument. 1he d.ien
d mt sued as guarantee. Verdict Tor piaLf ss.7
, cents.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Price Two Cents.
Board or guperyisors.

The Board met last evening pursuant TO adjournment,
r. scHikrLLLIS, Esa III the Chair, Qhe Mayor being
absent)
The minutes Of the last days proceedings were read
ana approved.
PETITIONS from inhabitants pray relief from
taxation were received and I, fsIrsd
GEAnp JuaoRs.-1here were tut few Of the Board in
attendance The members present handed in tt. names
of parties qualified TO terye as Grand Jurors IN their
Wsros
A resolution in favor Of repairing the furniture and
Courts OF the city r,isTed
The Beard sdjournsd TO meet on Monday next At
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Common Pleas.
Before judo Z Daily.

JrNE l5-.9ie1Snder Pa, aiy Wtlam Parm'y - Cu,i.
.dcfion = his a,iiob u sstunpt 10 recover
$780, claimed from dss ndant Tor board wsshng hldn z,
&c. The parties b Others sDd II sppehItd entsisd
INTO agreement board and find IN tie usual nsc.tsa
les, their father, and divide the expenses The iuil
.mount the rate OF $3.50 for ~ years wss .s
mated at 81, 900 moved for defence.
bs ground that the one OF coBtribution Bnd
hrreiore could not te tried before Court a Law Jbe
court overIuitd the oiecon. he plaintiff kept the ID
tor the time speched The jury rendered ayerdict
tor the plaintif, $500, with costs.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Attorney at Law, Of Burlington, Iowa,

SUICIDE ADDED TO MURDER. Yesterday mornin,
we noticed the murder OF Caharlns O'Bfien, oi
the Shell Road, giving such particulars OF the tragic
transaction then came to knowledge. To day W.
m up the last act Of the drama by stating that her mui
defef Edward Fell Bond adding uIther damnaiion 10 hi
deeds has shot himself Yesterday morning. At day light
his body was discovered in the woods short distance
from where he committed the murder the previous
evening Three PISTOL ball wounds in his face
of which perforated the skull and entered the brain Th
held quest the body, ser which II wa
consigned to earth, fit food for worms Bond we learn
born in Baltimore where some respectable relave
OF his are ving.-N o Pic. Judy
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

SAD AND FATAL AcCIDENT.-A party OF youni
ladies' and gentlemen from Mount Morris and thls
and tails in Portage After having passed the most oi h
day with great pleasure and delight and while descend
lug the hill the west side OF the Genessee river nes
Badgers Bridge oil the carriages containing six
eight of the party, upset and killed Miss Mary Buck
daughter OF Professor Buck, Of this village She
teacher in the Baptist Institute in this place, and
about twenty two years Of sgeNunda letter, July TO-
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
IT, = Nsarsbo,,s RMce.

JuLy l5The nvestil sti III the case OF Wilson, the
sailor who st8nds committed charge Of stabtiIg
h mate Of the ship Roberts, her last TIP IN m the
coast ot Africa, s1Ids 40 TO this ong
MArrHlws the associate Of Babe, has been iuly dls
charged
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
rrxr We "a " yesterd ay a snecimen

SHARP SHoorISc.-Ws saw Yesterday specimen
of rifle shooting which cannot easily be beat. Tn,
target was OF white paper six inches in diamser paste
on beard The distance was ll5 yards or ten consecn
tive shots nine struck fairly IN the paper, and the sn'h
cut the crcumference Three OF the shots hit the exsc
centre Of the target and the average distance OF the who'll
ten from the centre less than inch Mr. Van Val
enhurgh who fired this shots also nude the fc used
the occ sson and to test the accuracy o the weapof
TINT this trial of skill was had The rife fitted witt
patent Gig t. Of Mr. q own invention, and In s finish
mountings SC. IL beautiful piece Of workmanship
albany Journal, July 49,
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

To KILL FLIES IN A CHEESE Room OR ELSEWHERE
Cheese rooms are frequently kept closed ant
darkened, TO keep out the flies. the darymsds Say
Mr. Lvesay asserts that this practice runous TO cheese
quass chips in pint Of water sweetening and pacni
on plates about the II will destroy all the nss
that sse H. Cheese, he says being animal matter can
not have too much air Cuifirafor
The New York herald., 1844-07-16

NOMINATION William II. Craw ford, son of the
ate distinguished man OF that name has been nominated
or Congress by the Wings Of the I'd Congressional dis
,rict Of Georgia.
The New York herald., 1844-07-16
Court Caicndar,-Tu,s 1 DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos II IS 10 90, a. 30, a. a. 49, 20,
u, % 90 80, 81 80 49, a. 3S, SO, a. 80, 80 40, Al
Cmcur CouRr Nos III. 81, 20, la4 lsS, lso l0 10,
SIS, 10, lac, 50, lac l47, l5Y, I6l
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APPOINTMENT The President has appointed
Richard Lorng Commercial Agent Of the Unts State,
AZ Aux ayes The Island Of St Domingo, in the place
William d. Gooch, resigned.
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SUMNER LINCOLN FArRFlELp.-The widow OF
he deceased poet is in Boston, hoping to obtain ths
ale oil an edition of her late husbands works in order 10
I'D in the support Of herself and children
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SENTENCED AT Ngw OgfEANs.-In the Criminal
Court, L. c. horn,by sentenced TO five years hard
sbor in the PeniientIay and fne Of 800 and Of
prosec cu.cp for the msnslaughter Of d. II. Twogocd.
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Iy MOURNING Boston Times Of Tuesday
and Wednesday had its columns in mourning On acc punt
OF the PHILADELPHIA riots
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on, the phi,adelphia Chronicle, July Isl

hey the Aldermen had male the assumption. then the
result whch has taken place might be considered unjus
tiEsbe. Adjourned.
From the Philadelphia Chronicle, July l5
All was quiet yesterday and last evening, III the
city and districts. The military continue on duty.
George aud David Simpson, brothers, were ar
rested yesterday al ernoon in Dock street. for Gre
ltng riot, in using violent and imfidmmatory
language. They were both intoxicated 1T the
committed for trial, in de aulr Of $4,000 bail each
We understand his honor, Judge Jones, will
charge the Grand Jury this morning, on matters
connected with these disgracelul disturbances in
Southwark
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MOVEMENT or ". ). TRoors. The Dragons Of
Fort have received orders TO proceed on ~
expedition to the Pla,tewo presume says the Atkanse
n,elgncer for the purpose Of putting asopto me ws.
ike Of the Sioux, Otoes, and ohertribes IL
that region
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Nsw PArER.--The political abolitionisis hav,
started paper at Concord, with the name Of "Grari,,
Freeman"