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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

MAN KILLED BY AN ELEPHANT. A
gentleman who came down The river yes.
,srday, informs US tina, one OF the ele'
infants belonging to Hopkins u Co.'s
Menapesie, which was lately 10 this city,
killed one OF the keepers on Saturday,
near Baton Rouge, where theylhsve been
exhibiting. |. seems that the Menager'e
was on i,s way 10 Bayou Sara, aud that
one OF the keepers. who was on horse
back, was goa,l,ng The elephant. which %
exss pera,eG The animal that It knocked shs
keeper off his horse. lifted him from the
ground with it, trunk. and tossed him %
The air. and then csughthim as he descen'
ded, killing him INSTANTLY. After dong
this, The enraged animal seized one oi sht
camels, which i, beat, tossed about
,rampled upon. and gored, until it wa,
dead, and a, the same time making oil
through The woods, bearing the came
along, and occasionally throwing ndow'
and trampling on il. Our iniormaH. say
that all attempts to capture the infur,ate'
elephant being Intellectual, much alarm
wa. created, and the millary at Baton
Rouge were ordered gu. and went in pur
suit; they soon overlook the enotmou
beast, which they fred at and wouEds
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

vTsHIS really valuable preparation, which has
l. cured hundreds Of persons, who used 4 ac-
cortc to directions, il now for sale in this place.
II has been known tocure persons who have been
deaf for years, making their sense Of hearing as
good as It ever was, giving entire satisfaction to
the user. There have been a number of articles
got up to initiate this, and the proprietors must ca
ton the public against buying any that has moi
got their signature on, Comstock a Co, N. Y.
Sold, wholesale, by Csnlstock s. Co, 81 Cort
bandit street, New York; and BY ID. Heart, Hills,
borough, DR.. james Young, Oxford, and ], & n
Sloan, Greensborough.
April ?. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
WORMS! WORMS!
April 2.

~ OLMSTOCk'S VERMIFUUE Tor the GER
N tain destruction of Worms. This much &C.
l,b.cd article is now for sale in this place by ID.
Hearth, The numerous lives that have been saw
ed by this article, is suficicnt guarantee that
every mother should keep it in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived of late, by GER
tain other preparations got up in imitation of this.
They mast consider il a great blessing that they
have now within their reach the only genuine
incarnation which is certain to destroy any guam
ttity of worms child may have. 1t is useless to
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
well known without. @..-
Sold, wholesale, b. Comstock & Co., 81 Cort-
land street, New Yolk; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & R
Sloen. Greensborough. ~
April 2. as 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
AwrIII, ACCIDENT.

The New York correspondent of the National
ynelircncer, under date of the aSth altn''' says;
&C An extraordinary casually occurred 10
On civ last evening. by which he per,
son. ,nst their lives. A blacksmith named
DryALL, who KEEP, a shop 10 chstl'on
street. had received amongst some old .ron'
which no had purchased. b"mo-shel',
WHICH had been found with Others buried
IN the sand near Sandy Hook, where II !
supposed 10 have lain ever since the las
var. Finding i, filled with eomousU
HE composition, Mr.. Duvall undef'ooS
70 les,an 1t with stuck anu emp" '"'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

The Hon. JsHs DAVIS Mas on Monday the
eth ult. elected senaior in congrrs from the
state of Massachusetts,. Il station which he has
heretofore filed with Distinguished hOnCr 10 GU
the vacaney occasioncd by ihe death Of Mr.. Bates,
who-c trrm o. service expires on the 4th Of March,
lsIT. In the ssnaic, Mr.. Davis received 26 Out
of 30 votes, and in the Hou-e l4s out Of zoo
yo,es, the remainder, exccp, Esw scattering hi.
Ic,s, being thr number cast for Mr.. Robinson, The
Democraiic nominee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

Protective DuTIEs.--We hare fsfriy
seen . coniroEeried question put ID .
stronger llghI lhan j. he consliniionslily
Of protective dates b. p1rsgssphisi N
The Alrxandria Gsxelis. lie quotes from
Mr.. Polk's Inaugural thls slsrrolyped
phrase. .T'o the Snles respectively %
% the people. have been reserved the
pawers NOT delegated % The Uniled Sialrs
~ The Constitution. nor prohibited BY i
% the Slsles''-and then asks. . Was tie
power 70 pfoiecl manufactures, IS possess
edin and exercised by the STATES, beloEs M
adoption Of Tie Conslilutinn, Frsersed 4
The States respectively, or was u dele
gated 10 tie United States and .prohibil
ed 10 The Slairs'-snd IL neither Of these
n what state OF abeyance Is NJ"
Quod sraf dsmonsfradvm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
ANNEXATION N TEXAS


Hwemsy judss from he ssne e he Ie.ding
yuVers in Tsras he joini re-oluiians e. Dc an
,,,,,,ioa q thai RrPublir % nc Au.efican UniOa
ma MA viii murh Ever amoag lhs peorae
49,. Tie Goremmsll organ. she Texas Ma
,;,r.l RrsiseE. spesks conlemEauoasly q he PlAn
,ro,.osrd IN Bo~n's rrsoluiiaasi and aasr 90
Inn a. s<ssrc sinrsures. winds up - SHOWS;
This y indeed bun dina and totally made
I'D, view q The ariual Tit and grave q insigni
tr.nrr and infamy into whirh the Hou~ q Rep.
,.sru,.ti.rs of DIR American congnss have pro
,.,s,,l "a tlunsr this nation.
Sue IL. nsisrallcd the Morning Star.
Nm msn-nor liend has falI'n . Gar"
The GaIsess0n Civilian puhIishes the sriirl'
from die Register with agProhaiiOa-
his worhy q nO,e, that since ihis news hal
boen received from Texas. the Richmond Enqui
mr. gems 10 enter, I'm doubts as % DE success .
the Annexation psoicei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

ghs widow should eondhas uninsured
Wpuld b god, he pFpFistgH upsFsilag
pniy - Q llmiizllGa HPau llle dFFisfi hui
"a lie esss brTuEs lhs cplu lhTfr uas >
limiiathon nlrrady psnyldrds 10 Miis NJ
enmiug a aRe e he soa. snd the cher
cisnse. difersing he snnciiy 70 cease O.
llas marriage q he widaw, r0ud =
regarded oaly - . cundiiioa subsequent.
and Erslrichon upon msrFiagr. whirh The
las dislasaEs = opposed ts he fri lsw
&C or nainre and % lhs is@rrsis 81 80
risiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

FUNERAL OF Hos. Isaac G. BsTEs.-
The remains Of The lsie Hon. Senslor
Barns arrived n Northampton Mass. on
Thursday evening. A committee was APP
painted 10 receive the bpdy, and the bells
nf the different churches were i0lled dur
ing ils entranre into he town.
The funeral look place u two o'clock
on Saturday afternoon. d the Flrsi Church
IN Northampton. The national flag was
ai hallmasi. and the stores in that Town
were al closed. The funeral services
were perfoImsd BIZ Rev. Heman Hum
phrey, ID. D.. lale President Of Amherst
College. and Rev. DE-. 0sgood, Of Spring
field. The church was rroa ded 10 is ful-
lest extent BY the people Of Northampton
and neighbo,ing towns.
Three chants were performed BY ths
choir, viz: .There is an hour Of peaceful
rest" "The Dying Christian" am
" Unyeil Thy bosom, faithful tomb" TIKI
services were altogether very solemn am
affecting. and the whole proceedings wor
Thy OF the love and esteem in which Mr.
Bates was held by his neighbors, and th
respect due TO The memory OF an homes
statesman and sincere Christian.
BOsfon Transcript.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
M ACH IN q s II oP
AND FACTORY

TyHE subscribers have opened their Machine
i shop, near Snow Camp, Orange county, N.
G., two mics west from Cane Greek Cotton Fec
tory, and are now prepared to make and repair
ell kinds Of Portable and Stationary Horsepower
and Threshing Machines, Straw-cutters, Wcol-
carding and Cotton Machinery, Edge Tools, DC.
Iron Castings of any pattern may be had. Grist
and Saw Min Irons, Mill and Factory Gearing of
cyery description. executed in the best manner,
| an; On reasonable terms Letters on business adj
dressed TO the subscribers at Snow Camp p. o.,
Orange county, will receive immediate attention.
| STAFFORD g. DiXONS.
/ March 10. os--ow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

Adam Smiths " Wealth of Nations
Is The lent book Of the sntI-isrif party
and We, he says: /. Whatever tends 10 d.
minish in any country the number Of ar
tifirers and manufacturers, tends 20 dlmin-
ishihe home market. the most important 81
allihe markets for the crude produce ofihe
land. and thereby still further 10 discourage
ricullnre"-st truth, by The way. 30 self
evident. that even the authority Of greal
name is scarcely necessary 10 satisfy The
mind Of lis correctness or Of is inpor
lance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

Emancipation in The fest Iadies.--
We have terrible example Of the ruinous
effects Of emancipa'ing coloured slaves
withpu, transporting and colonizing them,
IN the operation Of the emancipation sys-
TEN in the British West Indies. The
royal Gazette OF Kings'on. Jsuaics, Of the
30lh Janusry, speaking fihe crops, init.
macs that large quantity OF valuable
cane is ro,ting on The ground in 81. Ma
rvs. owing 10 The slo,hfuluess Of the Ia
borers. Having received large wages. in
consequence OF the heaviness Of The crop
previous 10 Christmas, ihe. laborers imme-
dialsly s,oppeliwork and sbsndoned them.
selves TO revealing in Iuxurlance and idle
ness. .@a
"S,me o.. the coffee and sugar estates,
saws The Gazette, DO ST. John in ,he
East, are suffering Incredibly in he same
way. the fields being covered with ripe
fruii. while the laboreIs had abandoned
themselves to every species ofdlssirst'or
Caring nothing for the morrow so tina
they enjoyed themselves to-day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
FRANcE AND CHINA.

According TO the Revue de Paris, the
following are the heads Of The treaty con-
cluded By VI. DE Lagrenee with the Chr
nese Commissioners al Macao on the 9th
October last:
1. France is TO be placed on a footing
Of equality with the most favored nations
as respects custom duties.
2. She is never 10 be subjected 10 the
payment Of any periodical tribute TO the
Sovereign Of the Celestial Empire.
3. She may establish factory al Can
ton on the plan Of those possessed by the
English, Dutch, Danes, Swedes, and Spa
niards.
4. She viii be permitted TO trade a
Tchang Tcheou, resersing the right OF The
Crown Of Spain, which enjoys a privilege
/ in that city. :.
s. She may establish factories Of lila
| men, Tchaching, and Ningpo.
G. Finally, she will have the right =
/ trade in every place that may hereafter b
opened to the most favored nations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

THoxas w. DoRR.-The Providence
Journal states, on what il represents 10 be
the best authority, that the health Of this
individual, concerning which such false
statements are from time tn time made in
the Dorri,e papers, is not seriously affected
by his now voluntary confinement in The
State Prison. Ills health has improved
since he entered the prison.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

Highly Important Medical Diseorsry.
"A native OF New Jersey, Who has been
eDesged for Few years in series o. sue
cessIul experiments 10 relation 20 me o,s-
ing bell. under the paronsge Of The Gov
eminent, has asceriained by actual esps-
rlmeni that eaisrsh. bronchitis, aud even
consumption itself. may be sdsciuslly
cured in a fec hours. BY novel applics'
lion Of The agency Of the diving bell.
We have been promised oil the par'icu'
lars Of The history and discoveries OF thu
rems,kable genius. and We will give then
perhaps tomorrow o. next day.
OF The fact thai, by This means, . dan
gelons disease OF the lungs vas cured y
hall On hour, mol doub, can exis'. AM
the theory by which the ex.rsord,nar.
cure was explsined, 10 altogether raiions
and philosophical. This discovery y
destined 10 make wonderful sensation
NeU Fork Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

We have been shown by Thomas i.
Patton, esq. a Blanket, manufactured by
Mrs. Stephens, of this county, which, for
texture and finish, is equal to any article
of the same kind that we have ever seen
manufactured elsewhere. Why Is II that,
with the ability TO manufacture almost
every thing we need, we still depend up
on the Northern States for our woollen
and cotton fabrics Sure the day is moi
far distant when our people will open theil
ewes 10 their true interest in this respect.
Highfana Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

CHEAT COPPER BALLOON At PARIS
a vast dtsl a iniemn has bsfn rreiird
in Psras by he nssF esmplesion efsn I'M
mrnss bslleon ef coPpsF. ~h.eh hss bees
90 Coz eotnrurted ss 10 be exhibiied %
lhep1hlis. n. Msrey Monss 10 ~ arfisff
az ahis graf SEEK; and ecnsidslbls I'M
porisnrs . attached ~ scisnti6e rersnns
n me proaisrd result. siz: shs snplos.
meat 81 this ballon in the driera in-tien
az slssine and nsgaslie phsnomeaa. ln
this csse. ~. Arsga all inlroduce The
natter 20 the French In.iiluls.
The balloon % fnmeiy eompassd ct
sheets Of copper. The 20'h pari ef m inch
in thieknrss; q 10 shout zen yards N d.
ansler. weighs 500 pounds. and ~ill con-
tain 100 pounds Of hydrogen gas. Nj.
Marsy Monge suites. Inst BY ils use b
shall be enabled 20 Steer through lhe AR
by . syslem whirh he has slfeady de-
vrlaped IL q memoir Submitted 20 M
French Academy. lie nain,ains. thai b,
substituting copper Tor sllk he shall b
shle sllegelher IN prevent The escape Q
The gss. so lhai the eronsas may remsii
in The sr Cor any length 81 time; and thu
be Enabled 10 study me atmospheric cur
renl better Than he eouli do during surl
scsenis % have been made in SILK balloons
Again. BY keeping The euppsr bslloan 10
! long lime in The staosphers, aud Goa
meeting u with me earth BY ntt.l wirs
M. Marcy Mones experts 10 conduct N
sIectirsl matter from The clouds. and ihu
prevent The formation Of hail, ahich is .
destructive 10 agriculture.
~. y. Gaze.ie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

DREspFuL IsUsDATIoS AND Loss or
IaFK.-A letter from Macao, received by
the STEAMER. gives . dreadful account Of
the overflow Of rivers in the north Of Chr
ma. Whole provinces, ~ith populations
respectively larger Than some Of The Sc.
sond class kingdoms Of Europe, we're al
most eninely submerged. The retreat
Of the waters lef, rorpses in thousands
Touehing episodes are given as pictures
of The awful cal,mity. On The ri.fI
Yanee.T,e were found large floating
casks, whleh, when examined. were dis
covered 10 contain The bodies OF young
children whose mothers, when all hops
for themselves WIS gone, had c,mmiiles
them 10 floating arks. - last slendel
chsnce Of salvation. Upwards OF seven
teen millions OF human beings. escapes
from inunda,ion. have poured themselss
over The adjscen, Provinces. bsggared Q
al things and crying for bread.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
Tempcramcc Convention.

A T meeting Of the friends Of Temperance re-
a comfy held in Orange county, il was dcem-
cd important that there should be Temperance
Convention in Marlborough, on Tuesday Of May
Court, for mutual consultation on important sub
iccts. and for mutual encouragement in our work
Of bencvolence and philanthropy. Every Tenn
pcTs,ce Society in the county i respectfully soi-
cited to appoint large 1eiag:c.. 10 eet IN the
Masonic Hall in the town of Hilsborous.s on
Tuesday Of May Court, at II o'clock.
There will be business before the Convention
in which every lover of sobricty and good order is
interested Il is requested that each Society send
ing delegates report the number of members be-
longing to it. MANY CITIZENS.
April 2. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

HIGHLY-IaPoRrANT!-A private letter
10 the Editor, received By last Northern
Mail, says-"we learn by the Cambria,
Just arrived, that the British Government
propose to exemp, from duty 43O articles
heretofore paying 43,s5s,00O; among
which are Wool. Cotton, and many Other
articles Of American production"
Per
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
Obituary.

Il is with feelings Of indispensable sorrow that
we have 10 announce the departure Of our pious
and much loved mother in Israel, MlnsARKT
TnoxLEn. On the morning Of the 9Th Of Janua-
~, Is45, alter long and protracted illness Of
more than twelve months, she fell asleepin Jesus
in the list year of her age. She became disci-
ole Of the meek and lowly Saviour in her 18th
year, attached herself to the. Lutheran Church,
and has ever since walked worthy Of the christian
name--an ornament Of picty and steadf,st faith.
She left her native county (oranye, n. C.) and
emigratcd to the state of Missouri. Finding no
Lutheran Church here, she joined the Christian
Church, and thus formed new associations. None
knew her but to love her; for every yirtuous JOY
she had smile for every human wo tear OF
sympathy. Sorrows brimfull eye did never over
flow when her kind hand could minister relief and
wipe away the tear. He's children and her chill
rens chihifcn VIII long feel the descfating stroke;
the church will mourn her loss; and all within
the circle of her influence will realize a sad be-
rcavemcnt. But let them dry their tears, for she
whom they mourn has ceased to weep forever
She died as she lived, christian Having Gone
her Savour's will, she waits, in sweet rcpose, thu
welcome plaudit from his lips, swell done, GOO
and faithful servant" In view of this she ri
umphed over death, in answer to her Oft repeate'
PRAYER. Size was conscious of her approaching
change, and feared it not for she was going home
ard calmly as the cloudless summer evening clos
eli her long and useful life, retaining her sense
to the last, and praying to the hast 70 be Delivers
from her clay tenement Pause, res.ler, wlocve
YOU NAV be, and conclude not too hastily that tn
obfct Of the writer of this humble tribute is to Gu
logfse the dead. No; 1t is in part to show tn
; power II the gospel of Christ to prepare the sou
for heape,s totcstroy the fear of DEATH and smoo
/ the rough pathway that leads to immortal bis
Truly may the christian say, with her eSampl
.. before hins
B "Jcsus can mako the dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are;
J While on his breast lean my head,
, And breathe my life cut swcctly there.
A. r. X.
Hainesyille, No., Feb. IL.
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Eatal Occurenee.-There seems 10

Fatal Occurrence. seems 10 be
no warning of FIRE arms that can prove ei-
fsctusL. On Sabbath morning, the I'd
March, Mr. Evsrd. Sllversmr.h a. Pitt
syl,snia court house, stepped into The
back room Of the bar Of The /" Rising
son." and picked up . muske. loaded
with turkey sho,. and pointed il al The
bar-keeper. Francis Compton. con OF John
Compton. OF said county. aged about
sigh.een ears; a boy Of industrious, pru
den, and enierprisins habits. who begged
him TO desisl from such idle acts. when 81
that moment. the musket discharged,
sending the entire contents into the body
Just al the point Of The breast-bone, some
Of the shot passing through the body
The young man staggered into the from
room and dropped upon the identical spo
upon which liule Sneed Tell, Who wa.
similarly killed BY Roberts. two years
ago. The village is as moral as any II
the State. perhaps. Of i've size-yet ii 10
little singular that Two such Mssedie'
should occur in so short a line. Com
mcn,s would be improper, as Evard b..
been committed to jail to await his tria
for the killing. Lynchburg gfg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS BY
THE PRESIDENT.

The National In.rlligsnccr Of the es,h ultino,
announces the following removals and aPEoini-
mrnis ly the President, and under his direction,
Iy the Heads of Departments, sinoc the ADJOURN
mcnt Of the SENATE:
n. NJ. Miller transferred from Second
Assistant Post Master GeneraD 10 be
Thiri Assistant Post Master General, vice
John s. Skinner, removed.
William Medill, Of Ohio, TO he Second
Assistant Postmaster General, vice N. NJ,
Miller, transferred rs above.
e. X. Gardner, 10 be Postmaster Of this
city, vice William Jones, removed
Seth Barton, OF Louisiana, 10 be Soil
ci,or Of The Treasury, vice G. u. Pcnrosc
removed. g. 49,. --.s
Robert Rantoul, TO be Attorney Of The
United States for the District OF Massa
chusetts, vice Franklin Dexter, reno: ed.
Marcus Morton, TO be Collector for ih'
port Of Boston, vice Lemuel Williams, re
moved. -
Isaac II. Wright, 10 be Naval Office
for the same port, vice Vincent Brown
moved.
Gen. Mcneil, 10 be Surveyor OF III
game port, vice - Grafton, removed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

Nathau Fanow, who rcsld-
ed in the Norihera part Of this county,
(Randoiph.) committed suicide on sa'uf-
day morning last by hanging himself,
Mr.. Farlow was respectable member OF
the Society Of Friends, aged about So
years. No cause eau be assigned for ine
rssa deed that We know OF.
W.. nj Southern Citiyea
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

It is stated in some Of the papers that
there are no less than one hundred and
twenty towns in Massachusetts utterly
destitute IF a grog-shop! -sz
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

The Wings of Tennessee have noml-
mated the lion. Ephraim ii. Foster as
their candidate for the Gubcrnatorlal Char
ofthat State. The Hon. Aaron v. Brown
is the Democratic candidate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

In ~ ftdarilaas n Dc BRiish TaIlT.I
i Hil Be naiiua1 laai EuEiand IL noEiss
PF0pnses - FEilx iH PEoieciiEs ekarzrsEE.
fuilsial p lhe pFlariPls q adsancinx bsE
commrfrial prosperity .she reisxes o. lakes
% altogether the dusies On articles THAI do
nol enter into compeiiion viii Der oua
pr0duris. and which are essential 10 hrr
Trade. cogi0n. sisses. ashes. lard. and
lard Oh. &e. she mnsi have. snd de cheap
er she can Get them BY - much does she
profit TO The Soulh the news q de
abolition &C de duty on coiion VII be par
iicnlaiy agreeable. and iis innnence viii
be feli II giving > frmer lone 70 die mar
kel We shah be pleased 10 see how
Southern politicians, Of lhe McDulie
school. viii make the fact square with
their theory that duties ara in al esses
paid hy The consumer. Cotton i ease
precisely IN point 10 favor the theory, il
irue. The South enjoys . monopoly Of
production England must have die arli-
Gle !: consequently. IL Southern political
economists are right. The duty must fslI
exclusively upon Ihe English purchaser.
II viii be hard 20 maintain that theory ia
The face Of an advance upon cotton u The
South consequent upon the abolition d
Ihe duty. By1alo Com. .adr.
/ A SERIOUS Blow AT AMERICAN SHIr.
PrS0. The Courier des Elais Unis, quot
ing probably from some Paris journal
says that The schedule for The approach
ing adjudication &c tobacco 10 be import
ed from the United States into France
viii contain clause requiring, but wild
certain restrictions, that all the iobaccs
shall be imported in French vessels. rh'
], Courier adds. that the duty on America
tobacco, imported into any Of the Frcncl
colonial possessions, is 10 be increased.
~ N. y. Com. adr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03

pretty ss'utly d Iwo plwss. By shlsh
hey HsIs fHlilY tRsblsd - EssuFs d,
uhish lhfy Cid - ehEiuing 4 % 500
Hses Is ihs sootE. Hhsre 4 TsmHinse g
lass nteoaaaA. N. o. TFsPie. Mares 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
ATTENTTOy! Town Company.

VOU are hereby notified that the company
i Muster appointed to take place in HILLSIDE
rough on the 2ml Saturday in April, is postponed;
and YOU win nos attend until further orders are
received. .-.
MOSES LEATHERS, Captain.
April 2. VI