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The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

REMsRKABLE.-0ne day las! week
lady OF our acquaintance in this city, feel
ing sick at The stomach, look spoonful
Of New England rsm, ss she supposed;
but mol liking The taste, she examined the
bottle, aud found that she had taken cor
rosive sublimate. which had been kept
Tor The destruction of chintzes whenever
chin,zes should come. The family be-
coming alarmed, the lady Of the house
proceeded TO mix, as she supposed, a tea
spoonful Of ground ipecacuaaha, and this
the patient swallowed, 10 her fright. ss
speedily as sh. had swallowed the poi-
son. Judge, however. OF the surprise OF
all, when they ascer.sined that The article
was sco,ch-snuG. The accidents, how
ever. OFFSET each other; for the lady, al
tee enduring siege equal 10 .hatendureti
by the ancien, city Of Troy, came forth
from her coucI, entirely well; and, az she
expressed il, "very much better for the
SceTcH EnErlc." As this is new re-
uedy for poison, we inser, the fact Tor
The benefit ofsh medical faculty at home
and abroad. u. s.. Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

SnAII Pox ANB HAccISAIIoS.-A ne.
port Of considerable interest was presented
recently 10 lhc Academy of Sciences IN
Paris. by NJ. SeTe, on The subject OF Vac
eination. Before the discovery Of Ibis
process, the number Of deaths from sulalI
pox annually in Europe was 40O,OOOl Of
which O.0c0 occurred IN France. In one
Of the essays presented 10 the Academy's
Committee, ills shown thar between 1916
and ls4i there were IN France 10, a34 ca
ses Of small pox in persons who bad not
been vaccinaicd, and 5.063 in those who
had; ofllic non-varrinaied patients, l ,6s2
died; Of The others only 62.
The report Of the committee TO which
The whole subject was referred, states that
the preservative value Of vaccination Is ab.
solule during a period Of i've or six years,
and generally up to The eleventh year; bu,
that beyond that time persons are liable 10
take the small pox. In the greater num-
bcr Of cases, however, vaccination is a
pfcservaiise.lor life. Iiappears from facts
ihai have been collected, ihal the preser-
yaiiye yalne Of vaccination is not proper
toned to The Intensity Of llfe local symp-
toms. Il is further stated, rs the opinion
fthc committee, that under ordinary cir.
cnnlstances, ,re-yaccinaiions should be pei
formed afier tie fourteenth year. When
an epidemic malady rcigns, however, il is
prudent 10 re-vaccinate before that period.
In the course of the report il is said that
the application Of re-yaccination in The
Pmssian army, since 1898, has complete
ly exiipaied the small pox. In Wmiem-
burg, out Of li,3s4 soldiers who had been
re-vaceinalcd, there was in five years only
one case Of small pox. and in 81, 1854 nom
military persons who had been rc.yacci-
mated, the cases Of small pOx were only
three in number. - lee
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

+ Remedy for The Summer complamf.--
Put ilier.iourhs MA tes-spooniul &C pow
dered rhubarh, and cue tea spoonful Of
magnesia into tea cup. and rour j, full
of boiling wafer; le, Il stand iill il is conl
---A s-s-i--sas~--s -ssss-s- -.s.s
two sea-spooniuls Of good brandy. and
swettsn well " itli loaf sugar; give child
Of ION one 10 three years old a teaspoon
iul Eve or Elk Zines day. For food. take
double handful Of ilour, lie il up in a
cloth and boil il three hours; when cold.
take of the outer covering Of paste, and
grale lhe hard white substance in a spili-
cient quantity to thirken with milk. boil
il minute or two. s,ir il with stuck ol
cinnsmon and sweeisn il. Boih the me-
dicine and the food are quite palalable,
and together, rarely fail of q Pelleet cnre.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

There is cabinet-fnsker in Philadel-
phia, who has aset Of chamber furniture,
made Of rosewood, gothic pattern. the
price Of which is $1,000, the bedstead
alone being held at $4,000. as1 =.e@@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

An IMPERIAL CoMPLIMENT.-We saw
to-day beautiful gold medal. of massive
size, which has recently been sent 10
Mr.. John Mears, Jr., of This city, from the
Emperor Nicholas, of Russia. II seems
that last year Mr.. Mears. aware of the in-
terest which the Emperor takes in aushl
which relates to improvements in sgri-
culture, sent him zine specimen Of the
/" Boston Centre Draught Plough" ma
nufacturtd by Messrs. d. Prouiy e. Co.,
a kind Of plough whose excellence is vel
known 10 our readers. A short time since,
The medal alluded t., with the accompa.
nying letter, was received from the Rus
sian Minister at Washington: aa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

WHAT NExT!-An ingenious musical
composer oi thus ci'y has invented ma
chine. for which he is abou. TO take out
patent. by which composer can d.scos-
&c sf.er he has played atfsu original CON-
position. tha. it il Eillen for him on
paper--no.es. b Rtime. expression
and all. so that usician can play
The piece from The machine made MS. Il
is simple 10 construction, easily attached
TO piano, and can be 60, ,ap cheap.
'.''- N. 7. Mirror.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26
Washington, May 20, ls4,


SIR: The Plough you intended to pre-
sent to The Emperor has been received.
and its unscfulness acknowledged His
Imperial Majesty. approaching your good
intentions. has ordered me TO present to
you in his name the great gold medal,
" i,h his efigy. and The motto, 7" Pra,nia
Digao."a 4t7wH"@ a' IN '@7
/ have the pleasure to send 10 you this
medal by Mr.. Keller, in a packet under
the Legations seal. Please TO inform me
Of the reception of the medal, aud receive,
sir, the assurances Of my sincere regard.
=. aee5 ALEx. De B0DlSC0.
JouS MEans, Esq, Boston. sss a'8s
The medal, which weighs fifteen onn'
ces, is on one side stamped with q fine
likeness. in bold relief, Of the Emperor
Nicholas, Surrounded with The words
q Nicolaus ! ro:ius Rn$sir Impcrato'1
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

lie who hath calling hath q place Of
profit and honor 4. -. ......
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-06-26

Mr.. Caude has Featured rfmoasirnnce on HI,
days dinner--Cod Mutton aud no Pudding
Mrs. Caudle defends the Cold Shoulder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

The "Lords Of The Loom"-The Portsmouth m
~ Journal exposes the absurdty of the application Of
this phrase to he propreors of manufacturing establish,
ments by enumerang the Of various factories in
that place 1t asks:
"Nho is the lordy proprietor of the Marlbcry' Foun
dry! mechanic, active and energetic.
''Who are the lordly proprietors of the Portsmouth
Steam Factory, now huding2 One Of them may be seen
every day. loading bricks with his oughened hands,
aud driving his team to haul them, aud thus pay for
his shares Others may be laying stone, joiner.
ing, SC.
"Who are the lordly owners and overseers of our
Steam Tannerles Of the franklin Foundry of our Brass
Foundry, ofour Carriage Factory of our Machine Shops,
and OF The new Stocking Factory? They are mecha,-
Ics-and are among the lordiy owners of Factories,
pointed out TO. the envy and hatred of the farmers"
The Journal adds "'The owners here are as much
working men as any other persons employed The open
field which gives man supremacy to-day, is as open
to give another man the supremacy tomorrow. There
is common ground for all to stand upon, and common
Providence for all They who would prejudice one
class against the other, and who ALLEVIATE one class from
another. are but iends in human form. They mar the
happiness of man, wilhost offering any andote for the
evils they declare to exist and they rob men of peace
and plenty, and substitute Tor these sometimes crime
som eimes ldeness. and those always coupled with pre-
indice and discomfort"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

We infer from editorial article in the Washington
union that. unless the Mexican government shall, prior
10 the meeting of Congress- in December next, indicate
disposition TO adjust the matters of controversy now
existing with the United States. The President will re-
commend decla ration of against that power-a
fac, which, if we do not msnerpre the language of the
Executive paper goes 10 confirm the opinion we have
tor some time past entertained. that Mr.. Polk is really
deslrnus 10 engage in war-perhaps to show off his mill
tary qualities and to vndcae his claim to The appela
ton OF young Hickory" but more probably for The
purpose of preventing the necessity of reduction of the
'arf by the heavy expenditures which war even with
Mexico will render necessary After repellng the charge
of certain English papers, that government is amb
llous of territorial acquisition, without regard to The
means employed for that purpose, the Union says:
1.-The Executive Of The United States has fnrhorne as
much from regard to our Institutions as to Mex
co. Inc executive cannot declare war II cannot make
war 1t can take no hostile measure " bch will lead TO
wal II could not properly drive the Aexica,s from any
post on the east side of the Rio Graude for thai would
be an act OF VAL and the President has no right to make
It, But II could not permit the Mexican roops in any
considerable force, and in hostile array TO cross the Rio
urande Tor that, too, would be act of war on their
par and our executive is bound stand on the deten-
slve The case hocerer ciH be altered upon the meet
ing q Congress. They hold the hunderbolts OF war in
Their hands. They can declare war; and they can call
all The military powers Of the people TO rally under the
eagles OF the republic Let Merico then look 10 future
erefs II is Ton her to say whether she will in frank
spirit, open The door for whether she will
hold out the olive branchor whether she will continue
to array her troops, and her ACKNOWLEDGEMENT whe
.he she WIN wait the decisive action oi the Congress of
the United Sates.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

GEN. HOUSTON-The jackson (Nfi,.,.i,,;,
Reformer Of The 2cth ult announces the arrival IT, tn,
city OF Gen. Sam Houston taking the people altogether
BY surprze The next day he addressed the citizen. il
the senate chamber 1t seems strange that the Gener,s
zeal IN favor Of the annexation of Texas was never ava.
kened until after the consummatun of that even, was
seen TO be nevtabe and indeed that a, the very mo.
mens that he should have been in Texas counterae.sr
the designs Of the opponents of the measure he ousd
necessary TO visit the United Substituting even 10
take his seat in the Convention of which he was che.
sen member. (as Dr. Archer predicted no would ,)by
which this question was to be decided. Why no is .ra-
versIng The South and the West, and addressing Tho
people at various points, it is difficult to conjecture N.
less. indeed be that he is looking forward to tho Prn.
deney of the United States, which has been moro h,n
hall promised to him by the editor Of the Washnenp
Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Morality Of an I9fdeR-The London Quarterly Re-
view, in an exceedingly interesting review Of Lord
brooshams recently published biog aphca sketche, Of
|oaIre, Rousseau, Hume, and other distinguished men,
publishes the following extract from letter Of David
Hume, To Col Edmonstone, urging young infde friend
to lake upon himself the Of Minister Of the Cos
pei, without scruple, as means of obtaining com~
table income. Hume says:
wv hat! do you know that Lord Butte is sgain al.
powerful -or rather, that he was aIw avs So bu. nov
acknow lodged for such by all the world? Let this be-
new motive for Mr. v to adhere to the pro-
iessIon in which he may have so good patrons for civil
employment Tor men of letters can scarcely be found
All are occupied by Of business, or by parliamentary
interest is putting too great respec, on the vu'f
ana on their supersiitlons, pque oneself on sincerity
WIN regard TO them Did ever one make j, a poinst
honor to speak truth to children or madmen? II tho
,n'ng were worthy being treated gravely should tell
nm mat the Pythan oracle. with the appreciation Of
Aenophon, adv sed every worship the gods nos
Poieos' wish II were in my power to be slili hJp''
erie IN this particular. The commtn duties Of society
usually require IL and the ecclesiastical profession only
auos little more 10 innocent Discrimination or raIhd
simu'ation,. without which il is impossibe to ps"
through the world. Am liar because order my w.
want to say am not at hume when do no, desire ss
comPany2'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

o. The South Alabama secular papers contain NJ.
''ce' Of an extensive revival Of religion in tina, section.
and particularly in the towns Of Montgomery and Tss.
caloosa. What renders it somewhat peculiar, perh,.
IS, that in Montgomery, of tho most Jealous prsmo.
tiers OF the revival is the Rev. Henry w. HiIliad, 70.
Gently our Minister TO Belgium, and now member 4
Congress from that District, and that among the subjects
OF it are his predecessors in Congress- James E. Belss
Esq and the representative from the adjoining District
VIM, j.. Yancey, Esq.-the latter of whom, il will "
remembered, fought duel last winter with Mr.. Cling
man Of North Carolina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
pOWl1ATAV HOUSE,
KICIE.NO.V.ID III.

fys1} TIE attention Of gentlemen visiting Richmond
EHi,, is respectfully called To this HOTEL, 50 long
gAV aud generally known under the direction at MIR
Dnval. I,s delightful nra,mn its fine accommodation
and the quiet aud orderly which IT is coaduc
cd make equally desirable Tor families and men of bu,
sness
The Po,chdinn House is situated on level and tcn
tiul emlnence, near the centre ol the city, few n,ps
from the Capitol, Governors llouse and Cy Hail. and
very convenient to the Rail road Depos Boat Landings
and business part OF the city.
o. The PowuArtN Co,cu will he in readiness tn
convey passengers and haggage tn and from the hotel
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus s1vc them from 81
cents to 81 pneragc. BAR, on The basement floor.
CHS. l.. DlBRELL.
July If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Important Scheme.-The Postmaster General has is
sued proposals. under act of Congress passed year.
tor contracts to transport the mail from New York 10
Liverpool. or Bristol. or Southampton in England, and
back from New York, by Cowes in England to Ant
werp in Belgium, to Bremen or Hamburg in Germa-
ny. and back from New York to Havre or to Brest,
in France and to Lisbon in Portugal, and back from
New York. by Havana. to New Orleans. and back =
from New York, by Havana, 10 Chaerss, in the Re-
public of Columbia, and back with joint or separate Of
ers to extend the transportation Panama. and up tn.
Pacific 10 the mouth of the Columbia and thence to the
principal port of the Sandwich Islands; or from Charles.
ton, or Pensacola or Mobile, New Orleans to the
same points, and back from New Orleans, or Mobile,
or Pensacola, or Charleston, 10 Havana, and back, with
an offer 10 extend to Kingston, in the island of Jamaica
and also with an offer to supply Key West. From the
answers to the foregoing proposals the Postmaster Gene
raj intends to select 10 Europe 10 the Gulf Of
NeNlco, and the Paclfc,-not rellnqushing the right
however, to place greater number in operation should
it be deemed expedent to do SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

.hTder-Mr. Joachim Boisscaux an old and rcspcc
,ahle resident OF this riy. living in Main street.
Dersgny and Roman streets, awaken,d abnnt 3 ~.
CLOCK yesterday morning. by what he conceived was
s1Ine person rappni al his bed room window He rose
10 ascertain The cause, aud while on the steps of the
ooor leading To The yard be fired by some per-
son concealed IN the klcuen which is about five PAGES
ois AM rnn the back door, and received four buckshoi
~ me fshi side from the effects OF which he died At
O'Clock yesterday morning. The murderer is unknown
" O. Pic Sent 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

The .Ndl'ries attempting 10 r1ise the Dcad.-Some
DAYS aga e" The oiluu ers 1T Miller aud HINES com,
mled suicide al Nashua, \. n. by walking debcr
aely into Tue Mefnmack tl,er IN The presence Of
raj persins The opposite side who could reach him
MI he had dpwnrd II soon became nosed about a.
mong his AiIlleri. brethren ui The town, a number Of
hnn repaired 10 the spot took charge of the bpdy and
carried II Ia OF their own houses. at once they
became filled with faith that they could restore him 10
lir aud with lha, view actually prayed and sang over
the cufpsc nrafy all Sunday night II perhaps need
less 10 say that they did not make \ RAISE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

DHeNiag il .Ntc O5i,an. -Thr Pieavuan NJ the
I'm gives the ha'~ng report OF the latest occurrences
the is~.d al hansr
on Thursday derl was tmght in the yicieuy Of til.
city between Mr.. G. Alexander Ramsay and Mr. Ar
Easn Mctfodef, with pistols Al the serind sho, both
gentlemen were wannded-Ramsay IN the abtomen.
aud Nh. McGruder under the lefi eye
.iaosher-t meeting ,ok place the same Iay AT
half past o'cipck the morning, oear The pl,nl1,nn
ei Nadine ffe.ne. between tao mechanics. which re
shifted 10 itespius u i. bood Of ouc ot the com.
bltaits
We hear Tone 81 two other 'scrapes" TO be settled
u day to morrow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

appointments by The Presdent.-Jame. r Saund.n
collector OF the port Mobile, ia the place Of Collier II.
MInge, removed;-James G. Lyon, marshal for The
southern district of Alabama, in The place Of lillian
Armisead removed. The guillone still keeps ND ito
periodical "ro'a'o''" The bood-hrsiy "Young Hisk.
oy' IS determined, if he cannot whip the MexicaHs,
to keep up the war on the office holders ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

An American siitp master wriunI lr,n Liverpool IN.
der date of the l9h MI ni,rnS The einrs ri lh- New
N"rk Courier II ihesx"iiuns nay maxim. by Great
BRIAN 10 add powerful aud ,i tent steam marine To
lts Navy. Thai government Is builng seventeen
ifgates, each 81 Which Will cary in,m 20 10 80 guns
lwu decks, Il IL alsb the iolenI,n Of the govern
ment Ia dawn twelve nr SIXTEEN Of the "a gun
ships. and afiS Ia them screw nrnperrs they 10
carry battery ,d twenty iur AZ pound.rs ana lour So
Founders. Ten twelve frigai.s are IL be- urnrd IN
tn sieanrrs. aud In carry battery NJ lhiny 3! ppun-
ders aud i'ur 81 p,unJ-rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

TIE 1rla DEBT .9sumpiioa. alluded .ome
time age 10 the probability. Inch is am al rrrtaeiy.
thai sa tn'as>ste viii I've faward Al The p.x,
session OF Congress 10 advance ~ ut unaney Ia T-Ass
~ conaiito thai SHE Transfer her public lands IL The
nird States.
Tie Charleston Mercury o,jec,,, in advance. 10 any
such measure. II argus that The ASSUMPTION %. the
deb u Texas might have bern made IN. OF tn. cond,>
iiohs OF annsxanun tt the power To annex new Siays
TO The nen must evidently include The 1wef IT, x and
settle the isfiDs Of The ayreemeot IN sucb
cases wsud bear spm- ansIgy to treaty berw,c, in
dependent Environments. by Which either might spu-
lat. l" pay SINE ssri-d secure s,ne valiant.
Advantage. Bn when State IL admitted ia,o In.
Union without any codiiioo precedent of an assn upttp
oi us debts, Is cInlended thai The GrneraI Govern.
nen has no pnwer 10 undertake such an assump,iup -
'ti clear, says The Mercury lnal II Congress can
sssnme The dehs al Texas under these crcun.sances II
rah assume the debts of all he other sales l. i. ~
deed alleged that there difference IN the case o Tex
- That places II by itse-lnssnuch as she " III pay tr
the assnpiih u her debts by an equiv ent IN the pub
nc lands ms n'y be adntrl, question et value
tut Il DIES moi alter the case. The va uc .,f lands ar
anything es' rs Js what the hnyer PHRASES Ia give Tor
them. he power 10 make bargain implies the pawer
to make a bad as well : a gad one and The paset Ia
traffic VIII, the Sisies f,r their land implles ALA, The
power 10 aili; with lhrm for all kind, oil ppblic nun
cry "
The argument ia further illustrated y rerercnc, Il,
Matyland aud Pennsy aDiaSties which have NJ pub
tic lands but whose works ui Internal Improvement are
saaahle and II Is urged that the principle up,, wh,cb
congress could assume the debts II Texas in return
Tor transfer 81 her lands w0uld wafrast with equal
toree aa assumption oi the debt of Natyabd On c,di.
ton oi Surrender 81 her interest in her works ol internal
Improvement BoLiaore american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
NEW GOODS.

" T. have received new and splendid stock Of
~ DRY GOODS,
when, IN sddiion 10 former supply renders our as
s"'"nen' complete, embracing both Staple and Fancy
"c'es. Our customers will find every thing they de
sire, and at prices low as they can be- sold a, any nth
ef house IN the place.
;, we have also on hand an extensive assortment of
Hats. B,"s, Shoes. Be- &c. which will he offer, d on
the mus, advantageous terms
All pers"ns IN want OF Good Bargains. are invited 10
give US 4 call.
,. GUGGENfIE.INER & BROTHER.
Sept. 90 ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

nc f'orf .harhef As the season for curing Pork"
near al speculation begins arise as tn its prob'H
price, he only indication we have ye, is pr"
graph u" the Wayne Qndaua) Reporter. which in'r"'
US That the Pork dealers in that section are offering FRI"
- 10 s9'oo per hundred for hogs. The supply in 'h''
res'o" Is thought to be fully nrse as heretofore. 'n'
"e corn crop there was abunant, stock can bs el
chear'y as ever for market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

cgyse desire 10 rent the Store now occupied oy
Aiil Nessrs. Norvell & Avereit. as a Co nm ssion>
k9~S House. neat below Mr.. Richard T,rer's on
Main street Possession will be given by the frs, Of
November. OF perhaps earlier.
Gil. l.. MOSBY Er.cuior
Of r. a. HIlcombc, dee.
Au.2 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Melancholy .lccident--Col. Edward NIlG,u. f,,,
merry proprietor oi the American Hotel IN ~ York and
ior the last few years If the io, at the BAY Of ST,
Lonis and the franklin Restaurant at New Orlean,
walked IN his sleep Of the third s,nry window ot
lodgings. ~ Conf street Row. N. Orleans on the 23i
ult, and after expired lie bs. left l,ro. famy
loss. ~ }
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Anaooiai'n convention assembled al Boston sst week
Ahe presented quite as crazy spectacle witness
ted IA New ink abou, the same lime Gen tes,.pden
al Maine. presided. great many speeches. and many
propositions, employed the lime of he convention Ger,
nj smith, Ia his speech, said he put great reliance in d.
vine vengeance; bet he bad become impaiiedn rat.
Mg .jor hc rengennce Of The .1inigLiy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
Senator Rires at HamDden Sidnev

II is announced. by committee designated for that
purpose that, by invitation Of the trustees of Hampden
sidney College. the Hon. VIM C. Riyes will deliver
an address at the College, commemorative Of The services
and virtues o John liampden. on Wednesday the 18th
"' Noyember next, at A. M. before The trustees fac
"''y and students The alumni of the College and the
public generally are respectfully invited to attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
DonteStfe kHtellt9emre.
MR.. BENTON AND TEXAS.

ihe "asai1iiea corresp 'adeit OF rae Chr lesion
eosref. under dale Sept. -. siys: MI D.s,os Is
here aad mas re.eserei as alta earety tie IL pieds
ed as ssesy as one can be- by peeyus acts. To opvse
the acceptance at The C,nstaioi Of STATE Of Ten,
rs With s1y h,a,dary further wei than the Nsscr, y
but. situated aud c'rcuastancei NJ Mr.. D. il. il there
Is hole Ia creep %, at. he VIII sss, likely aj and
avail nianseli al a. the ssae writer t,ips. ,hat ,bs
boundary question Is 10 Produce difficulty