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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
TIE SCHOOLMASTER.

4 board Of school commissioners, en-.
cumbsring little consequential, being
IN want ofa teacher, advertised 10 the
papers for a we'll disposed moral man.
who was capable OF teaching dead Ian.
gusges, and did not chew tobacco or
drink Whi,key.
After fortnight OF this advertising
had been elaborated, a raw bonod Yam
kse made his appearance with skni's
and pine stick in one hand, and Cape
God protection, alias a cake Of ginger
bread 10 the other, and held tho follow
ing dialogue with the committee GIOrs-
said:
We'll, sir said the chairman eyeiOg
the candidate from head 10 foot, do you
possess the necessary requirements
Tor public school teacher"
guess doi' answered Slick, whit.
lling his stick.
DO you understand Laliap said one
Of the committee mep, an honest Dutch
farmer.
i guess dot? answered Slick, sgsin
rounding tn C end Of his stick with bis
knife.
We'll, lels's hear some Of your Latin
said the chairman.
'QuimbO hlc squashcum, Ell puHkin.
lum, hic porkbus ct corncakibuS,' said
Slick drawing his coat sleeve slowly
under his nose.
'HumphI exclaimed the Dulchmao,
ish tat Latin? Who's 10 uulhor!'
'Josophus,' replied Slick; he says in
his life Of Gov Hancock, Sic transit gio.
ria Monday morning Hancock bus est
pax in cOnSIanInorum quaderal demon
sInnder.'
'Dat's goot exclaimed the Dulcbman
rubbing his hands. There was never
peter LOun!
'Nov, sir said the chairman, sup.
pose you understand Geographyr
i guess | do said Slick, mnIsring.
having his mouth crammed from ear 10
ear with gingerbread.
How far have you beenF
AS far as the District Of Columban
What state is it in2'
"A STATE Of DESPERATION
'Whal latitude are we inf
According to the thermometer, we'ro
ten degrees below zero
(Which is the most werIern point Of
North America
Cape Cod"
Good Now sir, let US know how far
you've studied mathematics. What's tho
area ola square acre Of landP
'Tha, depends upon The qualify 70
piled Sick swapping his knife.
We'll, suppose it bo good corn laudF
Why it depends upon The number Of
hills
Say five hundred
Guess you might as we'll tell loIler
how many grains 10 the hill"
Five
'The0 accordin' to Euclid. il would be
742 feet horizontally perpendcuiur by
the diagonol.'
Excellent. Pray, sir, whero arc you
Cromi'
Taunton, down in the Bay State, and
| ca u DO anything
No doubt; but there is one thing yoa
cannot do; yOn cannot humbug Us. Ysa
can CO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
OUR CANDIDATE.
TUYE-Hurrah, Hurrdh!

For Barley now our candidate. :
Ilurrsh, hurrsh. hurran!
Wen pace him in The Chair OF State,
HUrah, hUrrsh, hurrah!
GODS nobest work An honest man.
A nobier show US il you can!
IInrrah, hurrah, hurrsh, hUrrsh!
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
We spread our banners to the sky,
Hurrah, hurfab, hurfoh!
Our mol'o-"B1rl'ey, Viclorym
Hurrab, hurrah, hUrrab!
King David 10 Jew Mordscai,
Must lose lhecrown and wish'd for sway
HUfrah, &c.
or Dsmsgogues we've had enough,
llurrah. hurrah, hurFah!
From Dagy Tod to Governor Brough,
Hurrah. hurrah, hurrah!
We're sick OF all their braWllng fuss,
40 honest mans the man lorus,
Eufrsh, &c.
Al nCObsi Ndh tHe HldU lUT uRS
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrsh!
Wore tired Of Locofoco cant,
HJrrsh, hurrah, hurrah!
We nail our colors 10 the mast,
And hout--Our Country, frat and last,
HUrrah, &c.
And when the vic!oryis won
HlTIsh, hurrAh. hurtsh!
As ':Will be when the conflicts done,
Hurrsh, hurrah. hurfsb!
We'i mako he 'sPollsmen' all give way
To Barley and our gallant Clay,
Hurrah, sc.
Nov Boys three cheers for MordecGi,
Hurrah, hufrah, hurrah!
With him we're sure 10 win the day,
Hurrhh, hurrsh, hurrah!
Ou, Governor, If he's alive,
He's bound TO be in Forty FIVE,
llurrah, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
AN ACT.

To amend an oct entitled IAN act for
opening and regulating roads and
highways passed March Id, 1881,
Sec. |. Be ii enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That the
Commissioners of any county IN this
State, shall be authorized, when thoy
shall establish any county road, 10 cause
to be entered on their records, the
width such road shall be opened, pro-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
BENTON,s OgLNON OF CLAY.

We know Of nothing bGuor han Col
Ben'on's opinion Of Henry Clay. he
expressed j! as follows, in en- address
delivered 70 1924 10 tho paops Of Alis-
souri. Mr.. Clay ia oil now he was
then; and his devotion 10 tho principles
once thought 10 be closely Identified with
the welfare and prosperity Of the pro
pie and acknowledged as dcmOcrat'c by
Thomas Hart Benton himself lo as
strong al this time as i, ever was. Mr.
Benton may have changed, bu! Mr.
Clay has not Several Of his opponents
have recently admitted that Mr. Clay
"asS 0emocrat. up 10 1874; at that time
lhey say hs abandoned his principles
aud deserted true democracy. Thry
hsve not attempted to produce The least
proof OF this charge. unless we cal the
stale and Oft exploded charge OF bar
gam and sale the ulsily OF which has
been recently acknoiedget by the very
men VINO originated It; while We pro-
'H~' hHb NUubt sEitlFlt VI IVA DeUf0h
himself, written s.e 10 1924, that Mr..
Clay was at that time a pure pBtrio,
and true democrat, in whom the country
could safely repo,a the most implicit
confidence, and upon whom that coun
'ry should beetoW its highest honors!-
Mr.. Benton, we presume belongs TO the
progrsSsire democracy while Mr. Clay
SANDS fast upon the cd platform, and
adheres uncheuGingly to oIl landmark,
This will Cocounl for the difference be
tween lhe positions Of the two at this
limo, But, haar Mr.. Benton We have
already placed this before the public
eye frequently. There is nc Danger
Of doing so too lTequenlly:-O. Stale
Journal.
The principles which would govern
Mr.. Cisy's administration, il elected are
well known to the nation They had
been displayed on the floor Of Congress
for the last seveneen years. They
constitute syslcm Of american po'icy
'u''u w NIlD ugf ituttuIE tHt mLTHj az
turcs Of Ills owH cOrn'1y-Gpon interior
Os well "a foreign CommeTce-upon IN
ternaI az we'll as seabcsrd improve
menls-up0n independence of the new
w0rId-cIuso commercial alliances with
hcxico and South America II is said
tbat others would pursue the same sys.
TEN, zoe answer that The founder Of the
system ls The natural erecmor IF his
Own lUOrd That the most efficient pro-
teciOr Of American iron, lead, hemp,
wool, and cotton, would be the triumph.
ant champion oflbe new Tariff; the SAT
est friend TO interior commerce would
be tho statesman who has proclaimed
tho Mississippito bo the sea Of the west
the most jealous supporter uf internal
Improvements must bn the President,
who has triumph0d over tbs President
that opposed tho construction Of nation.
al roads and canaIs--lhe most success
ful applicant for treaties with Mexico
and South America would bo the eIo.
quent advocate of their own indepen.
doncO."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
No. 23--VyHOLE No. AOI

sister, Tho gentleman reddsnsd wia
confusion and slammered out, No ~.
my lord--l beg your pardon ! mes"
rhatugly woman that stands next 10 to"
QusenF That lady, air answersd
Lord Chesterfield, calmly, That lady,
SIR, is my Ulfe'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

CAUTIoN.-Some caution is requisite
in passing our opinion upon strangers
a caution, however, which few adopt
Alta public levee Of tho Court of ST.
James gentlemen said TO Lord Chester
Gelj, Pray, my lord, who is that tail,
awkward woman yonderl' That lady,
sir replied Lord Chesterfield, 10 my
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

3f5--L'nt the lssucs Of tho Bank 10
three 'lmesths amount Of specie.
4Ih-L0ml! the loans, 10 he officers
and slocknoidsrs, to al least cne half Of
their stock.
5'h-Proyjds severe penalties. for oil
frauds on The part Of the officers Of The
banks
have ever thought with these pro
visions, the bill holder vii be cafe al all
times. THIS oGjecl accomplished. banks
would ia my opinion coaduce to the in .
teresls Of Ihe people; bul without it, I'll
must certainty agree they are great
curse,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22
Respecl'uIIy yours,

DAVID TOD.
Messrs G. WinaIoE, J. " Gray. G 7
Bsrnum, E Hosmer, S Currisr, Dem
OcrGtic Central Committee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
SUPREME COURT.

This tribunal adjourned on Monday
the 4th inst. after having been in session
66 days. We subjoiu the closing opinions
Of the Court
By RUFFIN, c. J. in Meares .. Meares,
from New Hanover. reversing the decree
aud iisnissing The petition.
Also, in Garrett o. White, in Equity.
from Washington, directing an action n
ejectment to be broash, by the plaintiff
cause retained.
Also, in Cannon u. PEBBLES, from Hall.
fax, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Mebape Yancy, in Equity,
from CasweH, declaring the Plaintiff en-.
titled as Administrator to share Of the
interest. bu, to no part Of the principal.
Also, in Crump .. Morgan, in Equity,
from Montgomery, declaring the MARI.
age null and void.
BY DANIEL. J. in Walker o. Reed,
from Mecklcnburg, affirming the judg'
ment below.
Also. in Aston D. Galloway, directing
decree for the Plaintiff.
Also, in Robinson .. Gee, from Cum
berland, affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Whitaker u. Peltwsy, from
Edgecombe, affirming the Judgment be
low.
Also. in McKindrr, .. Litilejohn, from
Granville, affirming the judgmen, below
Continued for argumenf.-Oliver'
Administrator D. Oliver, in Equity. from
Car,eret. Latham. guardian Of D. la
tham--er parie, from Beaufort. Dewe,
.. Bowers, from Wake. Womble .. Bat
lie aad Blake. from Wake.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
NLLIfIriTIay OF 4 Law OF CONGRESS-.

The Hou-e of Representatives. by a
st'iet party vote. having decided that The
members ron the four recussnt States
who refused 10 respect the law Of The la /
u 'ngfess. requiring uemb ers Of Congress
90 be elecled by Di.uIcls. 70 wi: New
usmpslIire. Georgia. Mississippi and Mi.-
sonri. ARE NEyERTHELE S ENTITLED TO
THEIR SEATS This Is Modification in a
hew form; Mobilization by those who
have loudly protested their horror Of that
doctrine. aud by she body which assisted
ti make The Law.
This decision of the Van Buren, m 10
fty is a. weak III policy ss II is oil DANCE.
tous tendency, and unsupported by res-
son. With an oveffawing maj nisy. eSca
without their friends fromthe iout recus mi
Sssles. the Van Bafsni,es cesld, 10 this
insisncc. have AFFORDED 10 be honest
without any danger TO their sscendspcy
IN The House. l. vas an adm ra'ls oc'
ession for their ASSUMING . party siiiss,
III they had il not" As . mere quesiios
Of policy ami expedieaey. and wl'hos
any references 10 Cons iitnton. lss OF right
Nc are surprised 81 the dec,s,on they haze
come ~. IL satisfies %. 10 connection
v ,houssnd circumstances. ell zorro
b.. asans the SAME conclusion. that ihey
sie laboring under the asfal dispsnsas'or
conveyed "a lhe old ad.ge. that whoa
Ged mesps 10 destroy, he Ere, depfive'
III sssson." A. il n. ear. TO ss, The Law
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

The Hon. John g. Calhoun OF SouIh
Carolina. was yesterday nominated by
the President Of the United States to fiji
the office Of Secretary Of State, and, he
fore The Senate adjourned for the day,
the nomination was unanimously con-
frmed.
This is an appointment upon which
We can conscicntiously congratulate the
country. However we may have differ
ed from this distinguished citizen on i'm
portan, questions Of domestic policy. we
are happy in the belief that, in The sta
ton to which he has been called, under
circums ances we'll calculated TO Gatter an
hnnes, pride in him. he will do honor to
himself and his country.
Ex-Governor Wilson Shannon, 81
Ohio, was yesterday nominated by the
President 10 be Minister TO Mexiao; and
Capt. YIN. {. Bolton, u. 8. Navy, 70 he
Chief of the Bureau oil CONSTRUCTION an"
Repairs Of The Navy. MAJ. h'r''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
P,uhNlyanis-Tht Tariff.

In the lower House Of The Pennsylvania
Legislature. on Saturday, Mr.. Cooper Of
fered resolution declaring il 10 be the
duty Of Congress 10 protect the labor Of
our country against the pauPer labor OF
other countries, ,riihOm regard 10 rsre-
nue.. This resolution was adapted by .
vote Of IS to 80. The Philadelphia A.
nierican referring to this vote says
"I.et any one who will read il answer
the question, by wha. device the people
Of Pennsylvania will be gnllcd into the
support of an an;i.iarifT candidate Tor the
Presidency"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
COLD m eRisCE.-we have been show

GOLD IN oRiAGE-We have been shown
some specimens Of gold ore, found on the
land Of Ms. Stewart Dickson, on Back
Greek in this county, which are extreme
" ncl, and Indicate that an immense store
Of wealth lies buried under the soil in thu,
ncighborhood. The specimens exhibited
here are in the hands Of Mr.. Lynch, the
jeweller in this place. One piece, weigh
ing Eve pennyweighis, i nearly all pure
gold; and the lump, Of which this formed
par, j, is supposed, was worth from one
hundred and fifty To two hundred dollars.
!. was plOughed up in the field. and its
great weight, as well ms its rich appearance,
attracting attention, il was laid BY Cor far
Their examination; and some days after
was taken 10 the house. and broken 10
! pieces. Our friOad Mr.. Lynch considers
the specimen which hehss, ~ rich as any
he ever saw; and we understand tina, Pro-
lessor Mitchell, OF the University, who
has examined il, says tina, he has never
seen richer. We hope thai some one
who has the necessary energy, win pro.
secute The search, and bring the hidden
treasure to light. II would be extremely
pleasan, to have our pockets filed with
Orange "min. drops" received in pay.
ment for subscriptions to the Recorder
ono Of the consequences which We may
hope would flow from the discovery Of .
rich mine in this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

lrssasss q he 81 q ss.lsinins he nsm.
6ers ffon he faar Esessznl Ss.ses = sssaf
ssam, 10 ssea rsese5sd hy - putty eli.
Il SIS . eEssuiaass piece q stnPsdf.y Is
wsn 90 81 dsohetiencs 70 law. Much
msy Be and oil bsiest by n. md n0shiag
whsissss gsinsd. snrepa . irw seiss
-hish. 10 ne psessal Hssss. We Did aol
aans.
If lhs Wings iranf putty esrilsi. heir
oppoarnts ~lll Lend Ten - much and
more lhsa lhey raH passibly snploy. The
famous Van B1rsa lsensisns ard are
soskers. are. sissr ~. ~, ,ndlfsifni po-
llIiclsns and parry lraders. Oae fatal
mistake ruAs ihroash al their opsrsnoas;
Il 10 Inc idea that he people arc sst q
assss xho NAY be esialsd Acknowledged
whenever they. The manager. have
mind 70 ny he expsFimsnL Wstthsm,
ailh some historical knawlsdgs 81 oshe'
liues and other paltles, lha' no party %
any county, ever eomminea such Rsos'
aud ruinoss blun5ess % the Old Iihnkei'
have repeatedly committed Of late "a ars--
in Congress By The Nsw Jersey proceed
ing.. By the M,Iais. bin. BY shslsub Trea
.uIy sehene. llhe eaod money Tor ~
Presidsn, and bis dice holders. the "a.
for the People. and nos sss'n aad win
out ihr poor justification Of parry neeessi
". by uampllng down Constitutions
Law &c the Union. Their right hand ha
forgot is cunning. Tlsss are i"gglsrs
not Statesmen. and detected jngglers q
ih.l .Rieh. Whig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
The New Court HOuw.-The Magistrates

The New Court HOuw.-The Magistrates
of this county, at our last Court, passed
an order for building new Court House
in this place, and appropriated 5000 dol
lars for that purpose. Our old court house
has long been rePtoach 10 The county;
and more than this, our records have been
exposed to destruction by fire, while 9TH
er counties have secured theirs by erect
ing fire proof buildings for their public Of
fees. The commissioners appointed 10
contract for the building were to have a
meeting this week, and We doub, not will
take steps to have ii begun and completed
as soon as possible. l, is a part Of the
design to have the town clock placed in
the building, which viii be a great con-
veniense both To the citizens of the town
and county. The clock is an excellent
one, and we have been deprived Of its be-
nciits for number Of years, for the want
of suitable building TO place it in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

60 snsa.e4 susv cf7a pr esa'. % 90
inp.,s.d sEtris.. whlsh yes eel ~ 81
u eat: snA Amsslras SA~ep skins are
ns- n god densnd - 10 neas sseh.
lThs dssy MS eh~rkrd lmPasiauan, sad
ths Amsrseaa srsicl< knds @arks'. al
tAssgA he larssga arlisle has noa sdsa0.
ced - price,.
EagiisL Bsok LezfAsr - hsaFss dsis-
On ool 4 cur msrkstby me duty inposrd
~ this ssria. and iis Plscs supplied By
"a Amssiesn sfuels vslhoas Increase Of
Proe.
Eagissl colsrsi Leather Cor binding,
90 which lhs new Tsud imposes aboal
ths sane duly az bsiare. % slill lnPoEied.
and costs about he sane - fssmefiy.
We have more isets warth kaawing
On shis subirei. which shsn be g'ssa a
laal % GO hare room
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

FIrs.-Bei.sen III and 10 o'clock on
Monday night, Gre broke on, in house
IN Boundary street, occupied by II. b.
Eilers. and owned bv Me-. M'ndsll.
wh'ch VAS consumed. AID before ne pro
gres. could be stopped, owing to the scar
city Of wacr in that neighborhood. the
dwelling houses Of Richard Simpson ard
WIN. b. Jones. sdjscen'. we'e also de-
s,royed, besides an un"ceupied house IN
another direction. MIR. Jones aud Mr..
Simpson saved their furniture in dsmag-
ell ccntition; Mr.. Ele's lost The grester
part Of his. Member Of the sufferers had
any Insurance, and they are case, apr ea!'
ing strongly 10 he substantial ~ npsih'es
Of our cinzcns. These we hope Ia see
brought INTO active sx-,ci'e.
Uitmington Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

shs s,nesri.s sEA ms6eniiea q esE .esn.
ssa.is. . ssasaaly los Ihs siss and sQsi-
tssae sdiasamenl q this qeesiiaa. e. nua.
.~siRhiag he ssmsisasd rassias ior iEes
uads uf ara sifass nsireased r. pssiss
he policy 81 low ngliss. ard u vole isf
ia hishssl lars.
Enaeshiairg ILrss sisss. The Clay
clah u chsrlesios esrarssly press apon
he Whsgs 90 lhe stare Ne Psartisiy al
ipaeiialrly arp ia'ing delessses % The
Si.ie con,enti.u 70 ~ bed y CalBDbla
On The sseoud Nouday 10 April neat
n shsss ci.ulels shsts Gibbs are 40.
yet lormrc. lss al uhs prefer HESRY
cIAY % MARTIN Vas BuKEs assenbls
u olce ard select Delegates - repsssea'
,hsir wishes and exPisss their PIelessa.
ces.
We Lss. meter been afraid Of being 10
minnnly. nor should ss Be surprised q
6ad that m,nsllly weigh heavily N lhs
political srsles.
We would state, % . guide in snIn'
deglee % lie number 10 be srht. lhai ths
Clay Club Of lclallssion has sppointss
,hu.y d.lega,e-. aud We cali upon II lra,
friends el nREaf Clay 10 b. up aud sin
ing: h mas'er ihrir sray ard prepare I.
rreseai an imposing lr"ni upna day q
battle 0yrr uhirh sir osy slresdy havrrs
II GEORGE s. BRYAN,
Il THOMAS cORBET.
/ HENRY G. KING.
i WM. BI.ANDlNG.
S. A. HURLBUf,
csn. Of cerIsspsAdsass CIss Inb >. Cha .sl.sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

The trial Of Thomas Wilson nor for
treason, was commenced before the SUI
preme Court Of Rhode Island a, Newport
on the 29lh Of February. lie demurred
to the indictment on the grounds that the
Court had not jurisdiction 10 Try him in
that county, as the offence, j any, was COM
milted in Providence. Tie arguments
on the lea were TO be heard The next
day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

We are grahfOd 10 be able 10 inform our
readers, that The rep0r, in circulation last
week Of the death Of The. lion. Thos. II.
BenioI.and Capt. Stockton. iDconsequenee
Of injury received by sLe bursting Of the
cannon on board The Princeton. was no.
true. Both Of them were bu, slightly in
inred, and are fast recovering. 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

Gov. Haynes, Of New Jersey, has is
sued proclamation. ordering an election
on the 18th of April next for the choice Of
delegates To State Convention, authoriz-
ed by the Legislature, for TIE purpose Of
revising and amending the constitution Of
the state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
Mn. VAN buren, IN ONO.


Al . recent meeting of the iIiends Of
General Cass in New York, DE-. Ulds
from Ohio. sianneh I.ocoloca. NJ. oae
Of the principal speakers. The DR.. 10
something II humoris,. Speaking 40 10
the Strength 81 eand,dstes. he Gays:
There may be. and there 10 strorg
feeling in favor 81 Mr. Van Barren for lhe
next President. But il ron Ak me. here
and there. do ron think be can carry this
STATED you will end thai 10 many Of The
States his chances would be very doubt
lul. Tske Ohio. and know something
OF that SIsie--and Tor oae, and many
nihrrs. cay ,hs, he could not carry lhs,
Slale-(Cheers.) I vas fnimrTly a.
strong for Mr.. Van Buren, as any one. and
SO would be now il | thought him The
strongest man-(Chesrs. But sl,hough
some, even Of bis irIends, admit ,hst he
could not carry Ohio, JET he could carry
New York. Ard those IN New Y0rk Tho
doubt his success there oil say ihat they
are very sure Of his success in Pennsylya
MIA. II il very | K" Whist IL snld me in
IIeseliing in some Parts Of Ohio and lllI-
uo,s. wtere tie milk sickness prevails.
You ask 10 such ne 'giiborhood. /" Have
you the mix sickness her,!" "0h no.
win be the answer. " but,hey bare 4 very
bad ten miles ofr."-lL,ugh.rL
Ard sgsin HI says:
We'll. then, are you not CON- laced thai
Mr.. Van Baren must be beaten again, 10
ohm!-rhs is Melancholy news 10
bring from OHIO, bur il is true. And sc,
It down ,hsti February, 1874, it'ld you
--noI prs dicled--bvI stated - simple
matter OF fact, thai Mr.. Van Barren would
be beaten IN Ohio. by 10000 vo,es--
QCheer.., The fac, is. NJ. Van Burer
is just now very much in the position o
a monkey. whose Melancholy fate friend
OF mine Who stuhieda al Princeton .Culleg,
rec ,rd.. Oae Of The students was sor
Of Ole Bull, or Pagsnini in a snail aay
and used q pay great deal oa the sio
I'm. 0he dag after he had laid il aside
the monkey came into his room, seiz-t
the 6diIs, shd ian ~ on the root oil tn
building. Here he placed the fiddle Il
mode T. laugh aud drew his bow. A
larDed a, lie nni.e which Of course b.
|. made. he started b'ck; ag In drew The b'w
aud started back sill farthrE, I'll d ally h
got 20 he gable. ard then making ano'he
Ell Jr,, hs straug back wards, fell to n
, ground and brok- thu fiddle and his nee
1 a, the sane time-(R 'srs Of laughter.
, Mr. Van Bsren. | reckon. ia. T." jn,t /
:. the gable tnd OF The bu'lding--tL'nghis
aud cEee g.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

A Bapk of lhs Gated States. and . sosnd
National currcnry.
A Tauff for revenue. wiihlsir proieeiioa 10
AmeTieaa ladCslry.
Al honssi and sronomical administration Of
The National Gottrnms NJ.
An reputable dislribution Of the Iroeeeds Of
The sales &C ihs pabllr Lads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

fron.-1n The recen, debate on Mr.. Me.
Dufiie'. bill IN the United States S-Dste,
Mr. Woodbury. sid 'ha, The duty % Iron.
(shieh arucIe was usrd BY every body. }
led ,he price rhree cent. pound To the
consumer. Mr. Phelps. 81 We mont. In
reply SAID that in he o~n town cut nails
could be bought fer three ren's and hall
a pound. II the trH Increased the price
thee cent?. the original cos. would be a
half cent pouni.
We believe u 10 generally aeknowl
edged lha, theory is false II il canno. be
subsIsntIs,eJ By fact.
Charleston Courier.