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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Governor Wright, of New York, has Of
fered reward of OIL 900 for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the four men who,
on the 23d of May last, made an attempt
upon the life of Deputy Sheriff Sedgwics
and Constable Traver in the town of Tagh.
kaniA The offence for which this reward
is offered was one Of the most daring and
outrageous acts that have been committed
since the first outbreak of the Anti-Rent
war---a deliberate attempt TO murder two
public officers while in the discharge Of
their duty. - u.s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
Notice.

TNHE subscriber, having at Nay Term Of Or
- ange County Court taken out letters Of i'd
rhinistranon on the estate Of ALyES MICH
OILS, deceased, hereby gives notice TO all oedi-
B authenticated. within the dme limited BY law
for that purpose, or this notice win be plead In
bar Of sheir recovery. Debtors 10 said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment
HENRY WHITFIELD, Adm'r
May 80. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

The City Of P,,tsbCrgh hiss suffered
ffem another tremendous eanfagraiion.
On Tuesday night Of lssl week, 6is
broke DOT 10 Sesenih Sneei, below Coal
Lane. and burnt go or 20 wooden iene-
msnas "eeuIi d BY the poor, WIN are tins
left destitute aud 10 great want, BY the dire
calamity. II is seppo.ed % have bsen
the aolk Of an incrndiary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

ThobHtEs N luWa-'fhs MhssHils
eeTf'Hfl EsFs l,isFs 3 lF8uLls hTswing o.
lls 81 .llsstl asss q Iowa a g1slt q.
alienrni PEefals HuRug re settlers.
fhsy haFs Frpeasstly me- 0nder rrul =
pssssnf i. saissf he LANDS hylAe sl.eFia
undst decree n favor a. de New rofz
|eomrany. More lhsn six hundred hid
iaken Mp arms sllhe LAST aneonnls. Tho~s
lzi.1s afe n he southeastern part oflowa.
vety saissbls. ta1 inrlnds Keokgek. .
Plars Fwblbly &szlned - b. lnsgtr lhna
nsy esher On de Mississippi bossA-sf 81
L0uia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Mechanical Triumph "A tao story
brick hnuse has be. rhi-ed in B-rcias
ssIesi, New York. opposite 81. Peters
I harrh, by being lifted nearly thirty feet.
The house has been raised by machinery.
and too lover stores are 10 DO built be-
meath the upper ones. Thus Tour story
house will DO built without breaking %
the loot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
Notice.

THE suh~aibcr. having a May Tenn q Or
a ange County Count taken out letters uf ad-
mlnisrafion IN the estate Of THOMAS CLAN
CYs dccesscd, hereby gives notice % eli persons
having claims egainsi The esiaie 10 present thenl
duly authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, OF this nOtce viii be plead ln bar Of their 10
arc requested 70 make immediate payment.
JAS. M. PALMER, Admir-.
juno 2. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
attn OF July--Temperance Ceie-
bratiOn.

attn OF Juiy--Temperanc Gete-
bratiOn.
As7e Temperance Meeting held ON Sa-
turday the l4th inst, at Mount Bethel
Meeting house, the following gentleman
were appointed committee to make all
necessary arrangements for the celebration
Of the 4th Of July, viz: VIM. Harris, Mar
Gus Harris, Squire d. Ulmsted, WIN. Pr
per, ii. Parker. George Piper, Robt. +.
Morris and d. G. Parrish.
D. The COMMITTEE of Arrangements
respectfully invite the friends Of Tempe
rance, and anii-Temperance men, from
every section Of The county. to meet with
them in the celebration Of the anniversary
Of American independence. Some good
speeches and Temperance Addresses vii
be delivered on the occasion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

There is Society in Prince Edward
county (va.) which calls itself "'rhe Or
der Of Sell-Inclined Bachelors" The girls
are very much opposed TO it, and we see
by The last papers that one Of the girls had
succeeded in getting member TO resign,
His recantation was taken before clergy
man, which makes il good for life. "a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

The EDITOR Of the Milton Chronicle has been
misinformed in relation to some Of the proceed
;nrs at the late meeting Of Orange Presbytery,
and we hope he will take pains to inform himself
as to the facts and make the proper amends, in
justice to himself. No citizen Of Orange abused
Yanceyvile, or tho people Of Caswell--no such
weapon was used in behalf Of Hillsbosough. But
as the Chronicle has not mentioned names, We
shall not notice his article farther this week; We
leave the correction to himself Those who sert
presen, at the meeting will know that his re
marks are erroneous and unjust
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
PROSPECTUS
or Tns
North Carolina Farmer.

North CAROLINA Farmer.
sTNHE importance Of an agricultural work, pub
u lished within our own soil and climate, and
devoted to the advancement Of Agricultural science
and Improvements In our own State, must DO eyi-
dent 10 every intelligent and rejecting mind.
Such, il is intended, shall be the North Carolina
Fariera and TO this end, salectinns will be care
fully made from the standard works on Agricul-
ture and the ablest agricultural papers in the I'm
ion, embracing every thing that may oe supposed
TO interest the husbandman in relation 20 every
branch Of Agriculture. Contributions will like
wise be sought and doubtless secured, giving the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of cultiation--rules Of ma
nagement-suceess, &c. Of the most skilfal and
successful farmers In different sections OF the stlte
TO the friends Of Agriculture, therefore, through
out the State we appeal for support; and while
we earnestly solicit their aid in extending its circu-
fation, we pledge on our part to render the North
Carolina Parmes' in all respects worthy Of pat
ronage.
TERMS.-"The Norm CAROLINA FARMER"
will be published monthly In the city Of Raleigh,
in octave form, Of "a pages, on fair type and good
paper. g.. .s.s....
Price.-For one copy, 81 so per annum, which
may be discharged by the payment fone dollar in
advance, or within one month from the date Of
the subscription; foi six copies. five dollars, If re-
initted at the time Of subscription, post paid
| PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
| !. For the largest number not less than
100, with the cash for subscriptions, S25 In
money or a silver goblet worth SIS
Q. For the next Largest number not less
than so. do. SIG
, 8. For the next largest number not less
than Ga do. SIS
: 4. For the next largest number, not less
than so do. SIC
s. For the next largest number, not less
than 40. do. 81
8. For 80, SIS. for 20, S..
THOS. J. LEMAY,
Editor, Raleigh, N. c
{ Raie;gh Iuna 10 le45
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Tue NaFth Carolina FaFmfF-
We ~ - lzslzls = - elIsriis s.-aEs
SD RIlsEsaps ~ q EgE AgiasEsEsl sEik
FsaFasel = = PllEshsl y ilE T.alas ,. =
ny = RaiigA 4 sssalsa Bsnbr hns -
rsrsissa a. ~ $50. VIA ny - s.<n ~ 40
Pap@ vs. nay = lasEnsd > suhsrzA@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
CaldVeIl TnstIthte

FEtHE ns1t -. Il - CO Ir.e =
= El3E . en- q g heL5t.s Z Or1-ltts
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m. Is o. isua q liil.lrslsrk > alIIA -.
a Ans hesn zrnexnA sna q e.ane - + r..Aag ~.
80 e Nessntzr nezL
IL fsrrhy u ~ - hsol xcnzlsas = A. n
ALEXANDER wilson. .. u. Pnssl<zs -.
fEstr@sr e tAs GIsek LznrnsRs ~ Iilnrziurs.
RALPH H. GRAVES. A. NJ 4suks~ur a ~
shemaEln Hnt NsiuEsl FI.itasofk1, nn1 o. N
john A. BINGHAM, P.szsa4u1 q ths Ln1u
La.Ens4 sni Liisrz,uul-
Tuisioa Pes. Per assziazl e ne.rly fps irsauf,a
: So 1hs Fsrs y Rqnsd. sssy lli1~ $3.50
81 rsEy frc2 81 10 $40 p-s nauA
b srder q ihe Bozrd a Trusasnz.
n. II. HARDING.
Ps1<denf q ne Doasd. Comm;s-
DRURY LACY, -
JOHN w. NORWOOD,
Iuns II. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

ur. wsrdrr Cressea, formerly Of
Philadslphia. has issued proposals for
publishing paper 10 jerusalem. 10 be cali
ed |. The Day break" lie fret paper # il
shorld appear. es,r published in The holy
citr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

CT We am aufhOripd losnnouncs Mr. Ed
WIN A. HEART'T Is candidate CO ths ofios
dCsrk q the Superior Court Coz the county Of
orsnge. Il the election In Asshs, nezL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

0 We ere suthodsed 10 announns Gen 10
IsEPH ALLISON ~ candidate a. he oaics
q clak q De County c0urs q 0rngs. Il he
eleeaon u Aususs next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
Fire I'm Fayetteville

Fire i'm Fayetteyille.-We regret to
learn that disastrous FIRE broke out in Fayette-
vile about two o'clock on Friday morning last,
which consumed some fifty three buildings, besides
out-houses, in the very heart of the town. 1t Is
understood to have been the work of an incendi-
ary. 81 @st t.st
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

The N. Y. Tribune mentions the receipt
Of letter from Washington, which says
that Mr.. Packenham British Ministerl
has privately expressed his belief that the
Oregon question viii be settled without
War, unless there shall be serious effort
to make trouble about it in Congress or by
the press. - r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
H2MAER g0n@gns

HiLLSbOkGCGH, n. G.
SsINCE the Caldwell Inxtiiuie has heen locas.
- cd Il Hillsborough. de SESSIONS q ar. q
MRS. BURwELLS SCHOOL riEl ~ aiiera
. correspond with those e he institute. he
neEt session. therefore, Vii csmmence en- he eEh
q July and Close al the end a. Noscmber.
The advantages afforded ~ This schooi arc b.
kcyed 70 be, IN many respects, greater thsn are
usual in female schoois. An past exp<sienue
teaches the difficulty % trimming ID yoong hdie~.
80 a. % cultivate IN the hghes drxree their n.o-
ri and intellectual p0wers where many are group
cd together in one hOuso. HiIlsborongh Affords
facilities for board IN genieei and pious families
such - are found in few villages. The young
ladies are treated in al respects n members Of he
family IN which they board. and are sufficiently
near he principal and his lady 10 be under theif
supervision. The numheF of hoarders in our own
family b limited 10 sr-and as The school Is part
y designed for the instruction Of our o~n chiI-
dren, parents may be assured that those placed
under our care win receive the attention that q
Christian parents We would besiow ON onr own.
The course Of instruction i thorough and en-.
trnsiye, embracing every thing usually taught in
our bca female seminaFieA Languages, Arith-
medic, and Writing are particularly attended "a
The young ladies will have an Opportunity of a.
tending lectures on Natural Philosophy, and d
witnessing experiments
Our extra charges are few. The Latin Ian
guage and Vocal Music win hc parts Of the cour~
without additional charge; and those who boals
In our family, and others who wish il, reosive In
struction in plain and ornamental Neeile-work q
recreation after school hours
Parents viii receive a monthly nepoxt which
may be relied on, as each pupf win Be furnished
with book IN which an account Of each reciia
ton Is marked BY the teacher.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

or Weave autbOriRd % ANNOUNCE Mr. RICH
ARD M. JONES - candidate for the oflics q
Clerk q de Superior Court Cor he county q
onngc. q the election IN August next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

or We arc suihoiaed . announce John
". HANCOCK. -. = = candidate fr s,s e
Ca q clesk q ne County colrt q Oraas-. i
he slac1on II Aagusf nert
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

0 We srs suthorzad % snnounes JOHN
w. CARR CD. - . candidate for tfls Giles q
Cha q he cOunsT cOun q Orange. q n exc
i'm b Angus next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

60 We - ~ulheEizsl . snnounas NJ. 10
|sERH o NORWOOD - e.nSia.a. g. a.
ofh1s q cisrk = tAs csuny ceaa oTOrsags,
q "a slsc1on "a Assls nexl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Owe sR szLAwizpd q nnnsunns Nr. John
I. KIRKLAND e. : rzaEiEzis = - 60 =
cassh q - couu,y e'uuss e onasr. - lAssls-
taain Angus nrsL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Ma MASON a TUTTLH. Va
% Ml.sa 49, ~ "a. - -
sl.aa.i - sslsI q llasli.g ul.lr-ssa
az 90. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

- We Gs s-dhai-a1 : uIns1nrs nsj4
JOHN TAYLOR - ean1sauas e. rssasxiun
= ~ sEzus Il C'~k q - cs-usy ca~usss o.
nsa q Ne sluszn d Ass.an~z1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
ECONOMY IN LIGHT!

EOONONI IN LfuIfI
SELL YOUR TALLow AND BURN LARD.
WE have received en- additional supply Of
w LARD LAMPS. The price 10 low, and
within tho reach Of almost every one; they are
easily kept in order, and for half the cost will give
as much light as FIVE candles.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
Juno 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Mr.. VIM. v. Baskirk, late Secretary OF
State Of Maryland, committed suicide at
Cumberland. He was about 80 years OF
age--cause intenpcrance. ss8
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
Death of Gen. jackson.

We stop the press to announce that intelligence
has been received of the death of Gen. jackson.
He died at the Hermitage at six o'clock on Sur
day evening the sth instant. eas
II is stated that he was suddenly seized with
fainness while sitting in his chair was conveyed to
his bed and recovered SO far as to take leave of his
family and friends present, and expired in about
half an hour afterwards. ~,
When the intelligence was received at Wash.
ington city, President Polk issued orders that the
executive mansion and the offices of the heads o
departments be pnt in monrning, and that they b
closed during the whole of the next day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19
NEW FIRM.

JAMES. & J. H. WEBB have taken o. Y.
W LONG as partner in trade.
The new firm will be known by tho style Of
Long, webb, q Co.
. June Q. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

BONNETsl BoNNETs!i
"E have just received New Style Of Lawn
w Bonnets also Plain White Straw and neat
low-priced Bonnets.
We have also on hand fresh assortment Of
TIN WARE.
LONG, WEBB, & co.
June 10. @ss. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

BLaNKs for safe al this tFce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

Raleigh. June 10, ls45.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-25
syeier Der Oerlnania,

Gines am % .. M, palllrten BeitlniTes Der Tranf
lin eoac Der @erniasia cccr oes unabbdngisen Man
neucroens ,afotqe. spro ailf ren 81. beies Wcnats
anf ben gaa @ermanns, cine Offsatiihe 5eer in Wia
Glon, Sfarf So, Ohio, ifattfnoeu. Die @ieDer bes
Gfcslc leea DAic Mnoeie Der Rornerlcge BON Sutton
Sc spie and gcrer hes Srscns aus Der gntfelnune
jI,lD hermit eingelaoen belaiiuphien.
Nllrtin gdbifer, Shrciber
SD2a{Iilcn, ben 7tsn g,nii lS45.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-25
lS5farf NoanfD Nrnlenbaus.
cSahresberiyht Ser 2sireflpren.
aln Sic GpmniiGgilare BON 0tarf 60.

Die unferseiANeten Breftcren bonn Starl 60. grs
4aenhau6 berichten adtlseuol, oaB ne am beIt,gen
Dat,in bic Nn1er unb vapiere pes SArsrintenrenten
be{aater nfitosl inerallt unc aefunoen baben, oa6
filr ale apede lpdhrenp beS ahre6, eld)es Ge enpes
Il am i. A4li la45 bic Sumnle bon s1I23 337 @ents
pegau6aaht pnrpe. .sss
Wor hieisr Summe wurbe erbalsen aud cem 8ers
AN eanerri ~ s So s. els SOa
&s,fHfar rloett Dirff, Werfauf BON @i9fnbnnl 94 OF
6e,nillionua oud hem go. Armentar 1913 524
&lI2s sas
q1ieberboIsns eex gfetas perols8aot
o,,.;, s,,h g,aafhen,s. Bccters Gsetalt $125 90
e ssf aprwtooarri, ueri,tteuoerfa Q3ebalt l75 90
~ sSss3ssis ~ Se ~. s. 279 28l
$asuasxdtbf, sIi,sbe befsrunstt q g 76a
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-25

We shull uppire nil ssonopolies-a high Protective
Tarf,-pariial legislation any National BankD;srr;-
hniion--A Assumption Of The Stale Debfs--wiih .nnAaao
ing, ,nremting zeal All these, as well as other Fe.
dera heTesles 'rH be handled itou gi0rrs In shor,
sna'l re volume Torihy Of being preserved by every
lover Of our republican institutions.
y shall pay the stricext attention. 70 its business
department, AT we'll as 10 its editorial Those who wish
:" subscibe may place the most implicit reance ulnn
our pledge tha il sha he pnIliseed and mailed euck
Week, wilt unia'ing prom,ide and regularity no or
snalI have even the slgest occasion End ia in hi
TePec Care will also I've taken 10 haye the par kapes
strongly securely enveoped, that they shalt reach
'hear destination in good order With Ibis brief and in,
per lect outline Of or plan stiit our claims TO the
patronage Of Inc Democracy, with nnshaken and an
doubling confidence that We shall be generously sun
ported.
T r r NJ
The Dcmocrotic Erposisor and United Siatss Joyr
nat for The country. will be ulishec weekly each
nn.ssber will contain sixteen closely printed pages mn
king EIGHT HUNDRED AND FfilRTY-TWO i'll
the volume, for The nusta low price OF One Dollar Der
nnnnm, 10 single subscriber
For Ten dollars, eleven copies for YEAR for twenty
dollars, twenty-tree copies for twelve months redu
cling the price to eighty-seren cents for volume Of
EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY TWO PAGES ! Our democra !
tic friends respectfully requested exert thense
YES in obtaining subscribers
TIIEOPHlLUS FISKl -,
JESSEI DOW, A1diofs'
W. shington, D. G Jnly 3, l845
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anifcsrtruna sat supfcrptcn anf eine ceatibe Me
uatslArtfs. bstrtelf
Ma[haI[n

Drud ir Strtas ID Wclenptter, gbilarep4ia Pa.
Stises gBerf, enthalteno cine Sammlnng ben inte-
relIaseu r,abiun uno Topelle, Balaoen liuo Rc-
msan:en neuerer 2eit, erfben IN nc1atld'en neffen
pcn AS srcgsn Sctaueitca eerccafcrmaf) nit einsm
farbisen llmlhag in ccrrsfnrn Drnd uac auf ueiBem
Napier, ,il rem ueer bia9cn reiie pom 10 Sents per
Seft. NaSspirsoe slbonnenten erhalfen cen sanSsll
cahraang (l2 S,efte) aus mebr ale 576 Sefen bette
heiD] fur i Drllar in 9crausbeSahnug, prpurd cas
eu,rlne Ssef al,f 81 Gents fbmmt. Snnerhab Ia ia
gen wre oas erte neft erideiea. siad Dem Gmpfans
bei5elbcn bad Ndbere.--
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-25
sDruefarbeif

ietr art III oetf1er uno enallfder Srradae ntro IN
Ser Office pes .Gaterlanofreuuos' fhueu, fnaber
nno ccrrsft belcrgt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-25
WeraeichniB

pcr Gnnabnn Nus8aten Won Start 0Natp TUT Pig a
Suni is4s nd snp8enoe Sabr
cyotsst a cyNeeg an osAaAueitfer, Sr.s
oln so1am, III sgsdoea,,,t e,u,i Il 1874 Sl392 %
Gcunt:s Nntbcilcer nter au 59l 81
Gsd,,ifonb rrhar,, re,n @taatsfhaemeilfcr 1897 49
BsfsAe far 9nnnsv. Ghat, 2Hs8, Mmen, Srldsns
unc Eauntstip Orrtef kringen is265 5g
@faats sAntbeil fur Drudsit 7ls 20
Gtrafeniin ltnfpfen 670 80
QBirtbsbaass {iaenfen A 5s6 90
6en0ifs s<i3enftu 20 90
grlaubniBfdeins fur GaufinannsSater 57 ~
Nent fir 6fcnttiAe Df1ten l6a " "
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-18
License Commissioners.

The annual election of County Commissioners takes
place on the first Thursday in January-which is the
first day ofthe month his,y year.. We very mnch fear,
that through lack Of moral courage or criminal ndif-
ference many counties in the State not sufficient
ly awake to the Importance Of giving signal rebuke
to the abominabe trade in ardent spirits at the ballot
box Is the rum trade public blessing? lfso, then
encourage it-hcense it; if not, then discourage it
refuse to license it. Why not thus conclude, and
thus act? Why shoudthe'friends. of temperance, by
doubling, and fearfulness, and hesitation-by dis
trustfu support of the antilicenslng principle or
tact opposition to t,-gve the friends of the death
traffic an undue advantage, and enable them to ride
rough-shod over the dearest interests Of community?
In Caledonia County, Rev.. j. Woodman of Sutton,
T. Sanborn, Esq. of Peachaln, and J. D. Bell, Esq Of
Walden, have been nominated ant-licepse commits
sioners.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-18
Fron .he Fres Soc RalIsy and re.an on.n Breaksr
New HampShire,

God bless New Hampshire from her granite peaks
Once more the voice of Stark and Langdon speaks.
The long-bound vassal of tn exhtng South,
For very shame her self-forged chain has broken,
Torn the black seal of slavery from her mouth,
And in the clear tones of her old time spoken!
Oh, all undreamed-of, all unhoped-for changes!-
The tyrants ally proves his sternest foe;
To all his biddings, from her mountain ranges,
New Hampshire thunders an indignant No!
Who is it now despairs Oh, faint Of heart, 81.
Look upward to those northern mountains cold,
Flouted by Freedoms victor flag unrolled,
And gather strength to bear manly part.
All is not lost. The angel of Gods blessing
Encamps with Freedom on the field Of fight;
Still to her banner, day by day, are pressing 80
Unlocked for allies, striking for the right! -.
Courage, them Northern hearts BE FIRM be true
What one brave State hath DONE can ye not also do?
,. Jew,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-18
The Report of the Postmaster General.
The correspondent of the Tribune says:

The correspondent of the Tribune says;
The Postmaster-Genera believes there will be a
falling off of foryfve per cent in the receipts of the
current year, and that there will be dimnution of
the means of the Department of 81 ,328997.
The saving from former rates in New England and
New York in transportation the current year, is 1892
1872.
The Railroad service is only one tenth of the whole
while they charge one fifth of the whole.
Should there be similar saving in letting the con-
tracts in the other districts to that effected in the Nor
thern, it will amount in 1947, 48 and 49, to 1,005730
Compensation to Postmasters and the Post Offices
during the year ending Both June, 1845, was 81 400,
875 lS. Over 5000 Postmasters resigned on account
the new law.
The Postmaster-General mentions case of fraud
on the Post Office where one envelope on which ST.
60 had been paid there were counted 100 letters en-
closed, which would have amounted to $40.
The P. NJ. G. thinks the single sheet system should
be restored reduced to quarter of an ounce for
single letter.
The great weight of the mail is by carrying printed
matter. 1t composes nine-tenths OF the mall yet pays
only nne-tAnth the expenses.
he proposes the following reform:
5 cents each single letter under so miles.
10 " {" over so and under 300,
Is {" over 300. This to continue till l845,
when the present rate should be restored
He recommends the former rates on Newspapers
Periodicals, &c. with right to send them out of the
mail. He urges prepayment of letters in all cases
He advises limit to the number of exchange papers
between Editors. He recommends the restriction Of
ranking privilege to the old ground.
The number of letters not called for, the first quar-
ter, under the new law, was 100000.
Morse's Telegraph to Baltimore, with Professor
Morses salary, costs 1924 and the receipts only Sab
A.