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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11
Five Dollars Reward.

F osr or imislaid. shout he 10th q January
"A lsst, q large kiP-skin Pocket Book, eOillain-
ing The following Eoass q hand. w: tho On II.
W. Cole-One Coz $500. due in January. 1875,
and ere payable 10 A. GunieT FOR $40; ol.e On
Z. Mitchell for SEQ. due in January. 1876; lwo
on w. II. Merritt for SIS each, one pasah.e II
January, ls4e, and ore m January, iss7; nso
on Grey Gaey-Os,e Tor s65, due in felnay,
1856. and ore or sl2 !. one en- p. II. NeDsds
Cor $40, due January, 1871; one on A. j. Reeves
f0T $50; one on Ssmuel CrsIasee for $3.50; ard
one on william Blackwell Tor $50; also N c.
count against X. w. Ea.e, amounting 70 Sie0
and perhaps others not recolleclra The slose
reward will he paid 70 any Psrscn who will DEL
yer he above notes and accounts 70 the suhscri'
her; and the makes Of the notes ara herchy 70
tiled not 10 pay them 10 any peEsou but nyscif.
JOSEPH A. WHITE,
fcbrasry "a. iT-3N
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WORKS 0F SAIIKE--lnEt aHar q Lea
- aase@sinAi eaEAl Mly be guUTAEr1 g : ENfg
: aeSe wsafFE Co. gasE - asEiAg i4le tla0agh
tAe rAaaneas Essnse - - has nRdr. and in4Euas
fisaE snaliisss 60 . kesF ~ tlle roWFarssnad
- EsseFs = Azng - i FHna - sEnncGy &c rlan-
- - ksEa plae 40 hegihy; lut ii ~ sems
eaase he caarse q fhe EagE = siuFFed, hra 10
NaasE il he eanais i - lsHssr EuIr, isi H.
ooSaES Faagaln1 Tire : tn Ens - = cars
lasion = EaiUEe. Nhsnfhms , aEuFrEslELerErs
u knEa0iai luid lssEosily) h &c ilirsiI.nl illss.
AL aassisncss iskes Fiars. 4 fsAs bra niis he
La srssls. ard iufluales nsld inio lie riIru-
lsaiaE. 10 esssklisA - fErrcsE@ q ia HEsr
Me sHslst rrzn0se Ne skslrarfons Nhi.h sep ~
fee oouTse, and taa.e q is thCisy strrGz.G.
Ma de boaE. fIlau A. sne nniursi puinril h.
remove lie olssiecfi0ns fiaaa fhe hONels, Hiih
BRANDREIR's PILLS.
With nessr injuss. tui are siways cfrctual e.
tie Ferieci CLEANSING 4 ils ssism h0m foulnsss
or aisessr. b. IEeseteIing IN tlis IraciiOe. he
SANS 81 Tie eiEcnlstion viii then le Hsiofre IN
he fun exeIcise 81 fhrr naiUni fGneiioLs. and .
state q heslih vii Re firmly ssaEhlishod Re
HsemleE. never sCilIE drop q hsSd 10 le taken
from ven. E4srtsie de hunOss as of,rn ard -
leng ashley srr dersnged, o. as lcng - 700 are
aick.
rT Assuts fos lie sale Of BrandEcih's riIlss--
d. nsaEii. HillsbOEougl; A. ToHcncc. PiilslaEc'i
Mm. FoeLee. FoShse's siole, Chatham; J. b.
M.Daae, chspcl Eills Geo A. Mthsne. Msscn
Hal; Z. a W. Smith, AlamaEcsi J.& Rsloan,
Grrsnsbsrough; James Johnson, Wentworth /;
Wood A Veal, Madison; 0wen M'Aleci. Ian
ressiI.e; ]. II. EalinR, aIliOn.
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A. Train g. king. .am Rocking
Ian. lF-isg he prirr brlow.
Alslhr<sonr. Pru9nhn. from Nash-
inFlns fning ihe Jssdgmeni below.
AlsIn Den r. dens. Davenport q.
Nsn. % TynIll. reFsning lhe judg-
mfnl. di.ertIng iudgarni ltr he
plninsl
Alsa Bufler Z. nurham. In Equity.
from IeifeEl. ps.liii"n % 50 sside IL
inlerldEry decree a June Term. lei5.
disnsi. lle peuli, 4 with COSTS.
Alss Murphy r. Nnnre. n. *, n
Equisi Om sampson, Aiming lie de-
Alsd slades. Qninn. finn Lincoln.
al rad lie judgment below.
AIsd siS e. Quinn. from Lincoln.
By lH..in Dea 81 dsm.. King sf al.
e. Mu1, FIRM Buhton.be. reversing The
indgmebelos.
Alsol Pelserinn .. Kirk. in Equity,
from Mgnnry. directing drcEee Goi
Plsinii3 his.osis.
Alsal Richrdsan e. Hinton. in Rqni-
Is. fnonpasqOlsnk, directing q decree
for PiailG.
Also, Heel and others Q. Ho,ks
Admir- Eqiiy, from Wayne, dheet
ing Ode I. plainlllT.
Als0,b Wliams q AlrxaRdrr. II
Equity. I'M sskIsnburgr dznssring lh'
bill wislPsss
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, at tho
w late residence of Timothy Dunagin, deeds
in Orange county, on Thursday the Goth Of March,
. TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting Of men, women, boys, girls, and chill
dren. Also, all the Household and Kitchen Fur
piturc, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, &c, stock Of
Cattle and Horses; a quantity Of Bacon and
Lard; a Threshing and Cotton Machine; one
Wagon and ono Gig; with many articles moi
mentioned. A credit win be given the psrchas.
ers until the Goth January next by giving bond
and two approved securities. -
WM. LlpSCOMB, Admir-.
February "a. a., sefs 10
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Town, Ordinance.

DETT ORDAINED, That if any person shall
ID hereafter exhibit or show any stud horse or
;,ckass within the Streets lanes, alleys, or public
souare of the town Of Hilsborough, he shall, up
on conviction thereof before the Magistrate Of,
Police, pay fine Of FIVE dollars; and if such Of
seudor be slave. he shall he whipped upon his
bare back, not exceeding thirty lashcs, and ini~
prisonea unit: the costs thereof be paid. &c.
By order OF the Magistrate Of Police,
+. A. HEARTT, ToWn Clerk.
February Is. ".t To-
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Mr.. WALKERS raRIrF.-The Charles
ton Mercury End rs Washington cor.
respond, n, are very much dissatisfied
with the Tsr,ff bill prepared BY Mr.. Wal.
Ler fsr The CommhWe of WAYS apd
Means. They complain Gifts leaving tee
aud coffee excmp' irnm duty, OF ils putting
tie enormous duty of75 per cent. on sumo
arurlcs. and that II recommends The home
valuation, by means of which, they con-
lsnd. The lu.y on lron. C"sl. Sugar. &c.
winch are stated by the bill ct 30 per
een,., will actually amount TO more ,h'n
SO per cent! They complain. TOO. that
iron aud coal aud few other srucles, are
protected by this high duty Of SO per cen,.,
and other articles by only half that. Why
this difference. except that i, 10 intended
to propit,,,e Pennsylvania! They say
tina, the bill is not so good Tree trade bill
a. McK,y's. which vas rejected BY the
las, Congress. The correspondent relt.
crates his dsel.ra,ion that tho South 10 70
be i" deceived, betrayed, and cheated"
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Notice.

V'HE subscriber. having taken out Ie'icr Of
II administration on the estate o. JAMES
M'CULL0cH, deceased, at the last February
Term Of Orange County couFi, hereby gives TO-
iice TO all persons indebted 10 said estate 70 msks
immediate payment; and I'll persona aaSiag
claims against the estatr, viii prSssn, them pro-
perry authenticated within the time prescribed By
law, or this nStre WiIl be plead in bar oftAsE e
eOyery- -.-- --..--Z
JOSEPH FAUcEIT, Admir-.
Mach 2. IL
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Gea,sineEiognence.-0ae msn who
saw si,,iplon The ground, lean ng his
back seainahe wall. ,ttrsc,ed nv a,t'n-
lion by a dsrse Of sqaalnr in his appear
snce, whicd had rarely observed even
in Ireland. His clothes were rggcd to
indecency-, verv common circumstance,
however. wh the males-ana' his lace
Was pale anIsickly. lie did not address
me, sndsl pssed by. bnt, having gone a
few PAGES, 4 hear, smote me, and l turn.
ed b,ck. .If you are in want said
with some ceree Of peevishness, why
do you n, Ee!"
Sure, ids begging am" was the
reply. ...
You ti,not ntter.a word" o.
NO! isit Joking you are with me
sirl Look here!" holding up The taller
ed remnan,r wha, had once been coat
lido you sc how The .kin is speaking
through the loles OF my tIowsers! and IN
bones erwin! Through NV skin! Look a
my sunkeu heeks, snd the ianine that
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Tile clergy nf Portsmouth, New lamp
-Afrr, Of all denominations. have united N
. circular 10 their ministerial brethren
anranglouI The land. -alTscnonalely snd
earnestly requesting them. II - early n
oppurluhiiy - is practicable, 10 address
The congregations under their charge on
the snhjret ri Peace. or unite with ihe
ciergyinrn Of aIl denominations in their
community in hnlding public meeting
for The purpose of laying before the peo'
pie the evils II war, and The imperative
obligations under whirh nations rest NJ
sellling their diaiealiies with each o,hel
{. By negotiation or arbiiralioay or by soms
other peaeeisl Resas."
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f0R GOVERNOR
u.sLLE.E.U n. Gff.gfk.f.H'

.....,,,os.-ws as. glad % kan that Mr.
!. s5,n csning,oa pas nos one q The PsrsOns
a a..sh On he nishi q he itth Nh. IN
4 ..uth-..s.rra pan q dis o0un'y, a Ne had
:. ;,E,r.asa. lie i sin sksss and Ne hOPs
q. Or many ysss We wish Ne could
=. a. sane snnossesnsni in regard % DR.
-. ,l,., alas. was 100 srus. Bullhs nnslan-
,,s,aa q even dis ons individual. Eisssa dread
y .,u,inx 10 lhose Who h,dalgs in shfir euPa
T., sr,sisful agent a Inc wicked ons may make
l. ~ sasy rrsy % ths gu destroyer. death.
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Public Sale.

WILL. be sold d public sale, ON Wednesday
Wv the 25lh Of March, a, the late residence Of
James McullOch, deceased, all his Psaishabls
Property, consisting Of Horses, Cattle, and Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Utensils. Wagon and Gear, Blacksmith Toels
Bacon, lard, Com, Wheat &c. Credit viii b
given TO the first Of January next on all sum'
over two dollars, the purchaser giving bond AM
good security. .E...
JOSEPH FAUCErT, Admir-.
Marsh 2. III
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FoE Conference.-The Arksn,as Ca
zrtie says that Mr. Lessiis kas received ,
large number IL letters silh rvlrrtbee 10
his contemplated s1petilion - California.
ID Is supposed lllal from Eve hundred 70
one thousand AmeIissn emigranls val
starr from Fort Smith on ihe 6rsl af Apng
Tor The pnrpule o. establishing ; colony
n San Diego Day. Thai Bay 5 south
II San frzncisrs. aud situated due wesI
Of the lrad Of the Gulf II California. Il
is ssia 70 possess the greatest advantages
Cor commerce. and 10 be The mosl laynr,
able place il California for new colony.
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Notice.

rTHE subscriber having been qualified OF Feb
Il ruary Term Of Orange County Conrt, 1876,
as administrator on the estate Of TIMOTHY
DUNNEGAN, deceased, requests all persons IN
debted TO said estate to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the estate viii
present them, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or this notice viii be plead
in bar Of recovery.
February 49, To-
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Notice.

WAS stolen from the. subscriber Of Linle
w Rock, Arkansas. q note of hand given by
John Thompson to me for $3.50, dated the soih
Of September, ls45, payable twelve months after
date with credit on il for so dollars on the Esd
Of September All persons are forcwarned trading
for said note, and the said John Thompson from
having the same to any one but myself
JAMES THOMPSON. (of VIM {
February "a. io-sNR
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. AN ukrrcrEp BUT IoyFvL MEErINs


An INFECTED BUT JOYFUL MEETING,
A ee-msn rea drag near M4rlho-
rough, The county. snme d,yr since,
wen. TO W York 10 get hsni - work
for hin, hs larm. lie CHANGED 10 have
recommael to him a young man Who
had ius,mprstrd from Germany. and
through persons. las the German
could notpsk Epgi,sh he engaged 70
work vii 10. and hrough, lie young
man oyersA,s resdebcr. A, dusk the
eentlematsll 10 neighbor for German
who had ,el v olking there a long time,
having en.a,ed IRON Germany many
wears sine lid " huse steady habits had,
as much i. = thing, influenced him IN
retaining I'D, Dung man, 10 come and
t.lk wi,h hInew work hand. The Ger
man who VI sent for, came and sesl-t
himself b,he fire, back of The Other
Who wa. cjking his Tea. The family
were wai,nl(nr the meal to be finished
expecting pear some regular Do,ch '"lk
nor did .hsk all in vain. for the momen
the young ph turned Isnm the table h'
ewes wereked on the other German
Both stood lomen,,egardiog each o'he
and thens. he'd inm each Others arm
they wer koihsrs. and had met ior Tn
first time irrisny yeas!
The kind leiing, The unbound'd JOY
the repea,s embrace. were worthy :"
lovers. Tfst two hnne., Dutchmen o.
talk real Del ,ha, nigh, and will pr"b'
bly, do 30 gong time. as they NorS NJ
farms that 6sln each other.
/. Monmouth Enquirer.
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January, 1876. is-
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TIE Isl WsEtfRglua FEmoF : iAst 1T,
l'r.mpiun. rio rsaas 0xer = tke tam
bra. brcagla ON instructions . ~. e
kenksm u = open nrg0siaaiohs ~ - q.
leF n ne s9lh parallel. ~ : iaD.e # Var
c0user's Island. md he navigation 4 ~
calumhia riser l0r 20 yrars-spd ihsl
Mr. Psak xlll not iske lie responsibility
or serepling he Offer. bns wili suhHn i
a ne Sena,e fur adsiee. II i further in.
iimalsd Ihal AR. Pskenham ! elasgrined
~ lie reblke Of his principles y homs,
and viii resign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

Eln SIDES u les; osk-lAnned Sole LIZA
ooO THEIR, snd quantity Of Russeii and
Waved Upper, with Hsmess and kip-skinA will
lie sold without reserve during the County and
Superior Courts. PenOns in wsnt Of this india
l,cnsahle article, viii 10 web to ccme provided
with the means to purchase, as great bargains
will be bad. Those who haye tan yards fully
supplied with Upper, and deficient in Sole Lesth-
CT, would find il to iheiT interest 10 purchase.
]. s. SMITH.
February Is. .... Is
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7Hts rsiT FOR EvkR.--I.os. wealth
nv tes'ord by industry --he wreck
ofhesl reeined BY trmpefsnc,; sl'ena-
ID frislslnp sooihed into forget'ulness;
cen cited repu,aii 70 won BY patience
I'D sirf Bun WIN ever sgsin looked
jpon b vstqSished hours: recalled his
,llghteGears, stamped them with wis.
ON: d,fiaced lIom Heavens records
lie fe,rl blot Of wasted ,Am.i
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- = :. - -.

RsPs1se4 e. - FceTstssg lhirllisrnCsE.
Narh a.slsss.
Business has been almost entirely sus-
Pended NJ lie storm. no receipis q
pTodnre Tor several days.
Tobacco commands lpll prices. say 81
and downward = in quality.
conon 6s-Wheai 100 10 los.
Com 6O-Bscon 81.
Tobacco Inspections il Petersburg 70
Isl inst, 1855 Lids. sgsinsi $3.50. lasl
year.
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Men OiesEa. "a -
HIGHLY TaTCRTANT PROM NEcA-
TAN.
We have insl rrrsiFFd iwo lslrrs II =
csmpearhy. dated 4ih Februsry. nhisl.
we're handed 20 . passenger who krpi
Them lin yesterday. They are 10Th irrm
credible sources. and or readers may re-
II upen NE infGTmsl:on they gire. The
following i fn eKiTsei from ihtn =
We III here rerieciiy ssaEineea shatl
ihe snnr1aiion Of Texas ) enc ii hose
events which rarely oesurYsnd wl.ish lend
% make hsIPy IN unfoTiunsie naiisn.
Happy, very happy, are he Texans. 70
having secured . salld and true pIoiseiDn
from he Unied Stairs. and lileTab eihrm-
selves from The unu worthy and isberile
gostmmeni rf Mfxi-o. fuesian needs
nav Of this SAME protection. The furs-
ieros are snxioIs o. gel il iron he United
Sl4les. and we have determined 10 send
committee 10 Washington, so a. 20 pro-
pose 10 The eassTameaT Of the United
States 10 proIrcI Us and give rs ad, N
case Mexico should oEre more attempt
10 impose npon Is-far we are nns &C.
Iernined 10 spill our last drop Of blood m
deIence Of our liberty and Independence.
aud would TsIhrr die IN Ihe tallle, or %
the scatIolh, Ilian submit again 10 the
Mexican government. by whlch We haze
not been Trsisd IS bIoihes, but worse
Than slaves.
sour own hammer Nirh NE Eve stars
is now wasing al! over The peninsula. and
we have sworn To keep il up ~ long as
we have an arm 10 defend ourselves with,
and never allow lllr Mexican flag 10 show
its colors again in our free and indepen-
dent naliun YucaIan will not, aud can
MT sggree with the government Of Mers'
co; because q man Of good moral md no
anrahle sentiments can nor viii nevel
agree with rngue ssd = ssounsfrl.
Mcxicu dsss nor deserye N hold IL
rs p0ssession such state rs this and {
. We can only obtain pplesIisn and all ffon
the United States. We will consider our
selves happy, and free from the iyrsnniea
proceedings Of that government.
4 "Our people are disposed I" enter INT
, arrangements viii The United State:
which will be Of some advantage TO then,
There 10 no contrary feeling--,here ar
! no divisions Of pariies-we are all JOIN
ed, and sAr wish aud determination
/, one throughout the country. We wei
4 born 70 be free, and We want 10 be ire
aRd Independent.
AT Vera cruz they have approved
: orr determination in separating from n
!. Mexican Republic. but we must now wa
!. until April next, WHEN the Chambers vi
meet al Mexico, and we hope tia, by III
time we may have entered into some q
rsngemenis wAh the United States s
:. vernsnent. .~
: We also have before Ne several prini'
!, circulars whRh scaRrn the sentimen
\ and opiAions expressed in the above e
: tracts. Delta.
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=.
EXPERIMENTS WITH THE BRoccBlERI
wATrR.-we stated on Saturday that
this wonderful siypiic was for sale in this
city by Mr.. J. NJ. Ilaroque, druggist.
Yesterday Witnessed an experiment To
test ITS properti,s. conducted by DIR.
Ninian Pinkney Of the u. 8. Navy, assis-
led by DR.. Joseph d. Cookery Of The U.
s. Navy, Hargmve Hinckley, Chas. s.
Alcambal, Edward Janet, Alfred LaroQns
AMI E. Laroque. students Of medicine in
the Washington University.A sheep was
placed on table, and al half past fosl
the carotid artery was entirely severed
The arterial blood Immediately gushed
forth in large volume and with grea. "a.
pidity. The slypiic was Instantly ap
piled, and three small pledge,s of WOO
saturated with il were introduced into the
wound, and in immediate contact with The
wounded artery. In about minute the
blood entirely ceased to flow, and in pass
ing through The wound coagnlated quick
ly and firmly, showing conclusively tha
il had been acted upon by the water
The pressure was KEEP, up for an hour
and portion Of the wool removed ant
freshly saturated pieces re.applied. The
wound was then bandaged, and in al
hour and half after the operstion the sheer
stood upon his legs and walked about
All o'clonk we saw the animal, and fount
il eating. Bat. finer.
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Four days later from England.

The packet ship Toronto arrived at New York
on Wednesday last, bringing London dates to the
Hh Of February.
The intelligence continues as favorable to paci
ication as. that received by tho Cambria.
The Cotton market was steady and at wei
supported prices. The corn markets had not Civ
en- way, as was expected under the prospect o
lower duties.
The English funds were ON the rise. The
news from the United States was deemed satisfac
tory, and the money pressure in London has pass
ed its strength. ,....
A further debate had been had in the French
Chambers on American affairs, in which Guizot
Theirs, and Rcmusat had taken part. The Cham
hers sustained the position Of the Minister by ,
large majority. >..... ..
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THsHE subscriber has returned to his old stand,
L one door west Of Holt & Csragin's Mocre's)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line in workmanke style. He hopes to
receive liberal portion Of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all seasonable hours; and
he will SO cut and fit the work, that scamstresses
can make il up without difficulty, which may be
a great convenience To- his country friends.
n. +. PLEASANrS.
January lf. 10
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GREAT LAND SALEs.-Garrit Smith.

GREAT LAND SALEs.-Garrit Smith. oil
Petersborough, IN. Y J offers TO sell his
immense landed properly at auction. in
the months Of June, July, and August
next. The lands lie in forty-five of he
filly-nine counties Of the Stale Of New
York, and comprise about $4,000 acres.
The auction will be held at fifteen differ
ent places, on as many different days..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

Truth enters into the heart OF man
when il is empty. and clean, and still !:
but when the mind Is shaken with pas
sion as with Storm, you can never hear
The voice Of the charmer, though he charm
never SO wisely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

We are informed, says the New York
Express, from source entitled 10 credit,
that Mr.. Irving, our Minister a. Madrid,
and Mr. King. our Minister at Paris. are
both ordered 10 repair 10 London, TO con-
Ter with Mr.. McI.anr, | is supposed that
the Oregon aud Tmilr questions will oc-
cupy their attention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

4ffiicn is divine diet; which though
i, benosasing to mankind, yet Almigh-
" God ii, often, very often. impose il
as gotlhough bitter physic. 70 those
childrarhose souls are dearest TO him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

The prpsgandist speeches % Men
beIs Of Congress, though laughed AT by
ourselve. ss addressed 10 - Bunconsbe,"
are carefully read and eemmenied on
abroad. aud the bosssings -hich disgrace
our House Of Representatives ATE consi.
dessi =, once shs verurstof our nrogaurv
and our intentions. We are very sorry
The President introduced The sentence in
relation 10 European interferencs in his
message, for now we have The alternative
Of inelorious reMaclion or hostile mainte-
nance. II was useless to assert princi.
pie Of our poll y which we cannot sup.
port, and have no intention Of supporting.
Marx. we are mt complaining Il The
policy The President announced, but Of
The announcement. \ Roman envoy once
drew a circle in The dust around hesilai'
ing prince, and demanded an answer he
fore he should step on, of il: but the Ro-
man bore peace or war in his hand, and
was justified IN his haughtiness. When
vs arc prepared 10 punish denial Of any
p,siiiun we may choose 10 take by hos
tililiss,. then the objection of weakness vii
not apply; but till then il is neither polite
nor digntied for our Eagle TO bear, bru
tuni fuims,i, inuocuous bolts. Mirror.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

Gen. ROmulus NJ. saundcrs's appointment as
Minister % Spain, 10 succeed Washington irving,
has been con6nnrd BY the Senate, !, Is said by an
unanimous vote.