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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Nssia lad from Raleigh 10 the
SOM Carolina Line.

a Convention was~~id in Fayetteville, on the !
4,h and 9th inst at which h.,-e than one hun
dred delegates attended, some from Virginia and
South Carolina, for the purpose of takin. into !
consideration the importance of completing ths
connecting link in the Metropolitan line of Rail
Road from Raleigh through Fayetteville to Cam
den, South Carolina. 4 good deal of zeal was
manifested for tue success of the work, and the
common sense speeches delivered on the impor-
lance and practicabii,y of the enterprise have led
to good degree Of confidence in its speedy ac-
complishmcnt
The deliberations of the Convention resulted
in the adoption, by an unanimous vote, Of the fol-
lowing preamble aud resolutions:
In contemplating the progress of every
enlightened nation Of The present day, we
discover as prominent part of their poll
CIV, the improvement produced by means
of ludicious system of Rail Road COM
munication and i'm our own country par
ticuarlv. we behold the astonishing re-
suits brought about by well located, well
managed lines of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. means
of rapid travel, powerful aids in develop
ing and bringing TO markc, the agrlculta-
raj and mineral products of the earth. OBJ
lterating local lealouses, equalisingmeans
of intelligence, expanding the minds oil
men, improving the social and moral con-
dilion of the people, and uniting this great
nation, as it were, into one happy family.
And whereas, it is important that the great
Atlantic highway, called the Metropolitan
route, he speedily completed,--
Resolved, That this Convention, COM
posed of Delegates from Virginia. South
and North Carolina, do recommend to the
attention of their fellow-citizens the com
: pletion of The Metropolitan line of railway
between the city of Raleigh, N. c., and
! The town of Camden, S. G.
Il Resolved, That the Convention are o
the opinion that the best interest of thu
: county through which this line Of Raj
Road will pass, demands the most liberia
q and energetic efforts promptly to com
|, mence, aud speedily to complete, TIN
y Connecting Link. They believe the line
e of railway North and South will find thel
y welfare vastly promoted by its completion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

STDGELN DEETISRo
HAVING determined 10 loca;e himsel;in Hills.
borough, rerpseaGaliy odess his Professional
services 10 The citizens OF Orange county.
DIR. Mercer, from having been the pupil and as.
sistant, for seyea yeas, OFFS gentleman having tho
largest practice in Philadelphia, and also being
graduate in Medicine of the University Of Penn
sylvania, eau, he thinks, claim iar hiInseIf that
confidence il his profession which few have any
light to expect.
DIR. M. is prepared to insert artificial Teeth on
the most improved plan, from owe 10 a full sets
and in addition to the usual operations he offers
bis services in all Surgical Diseases duplicating
the mouth.
Office, Orange Hotel. Ladies viii b. waited
on at their residences, by sending him their al.
dress.
REFERENCES.
Or. Edward Peace, Pennsylvania Hospital
DR.. William Pepper,
DR.. William J. A. Birkep, $. e. corner Of sun
and Locust Streets, Philadelphia.
October 20 So
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wu,a War.-TheTe i reason 10 helssye thai
ID. ,ussruetious sent a. ten. Taylor To terminate
d.. arm. dice entered into with Ampudia, and pro-
..,,r the war with renewed sigoi. have heeh re-
Id % far. At least. as They were peFempiory OF
sing anil letter winters from Washington con-
~ II, s,,ing that ''no more steps viii be taken
tr ,.. Administration toward prosecuting The war,
a,.l t'oagress ASSEMBLIES, when the whole matter
a. e., submitted tn the action of that body" II
. ,,g.b 10 h. Regretted that the President did moi
...se ,hi. appeal To Congress before he plunged
T.. us,.on into tl,is needless war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Eowa.--rlle new ST

Iowa.-The new state Of Iowa has jas, held
her first election for Governor members Of the
State Legislature, aud representatives 10 Con-
gross; which very unexpectedly has resulted in
the triumph Of the Wings. All the state is not
vel heard from. but il is certain That the Wings
will have majoriiies in both branches Of the Lc-
gisiaturc, and consequently will elect two Wing
Senators to the Congress Of the United States.
NJ Night, Wing, is undoubtedly elected Cover
nor, and il is confidently believed that Hadrics,
Wing, is elected to Congress.
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This afternoon experiments were made
in tie Office Of The Secretary of War with
a quantity Of prepared cotton. brought by
Mr.. Robertson, cur present consul, 10
Bremen, for lie express purpose Of Sc
curing patent fnr Tie inventors, Messrs.
Sehenbein l. i,oilgcr.
The whole cabinet, The President, &c
neral Seotl, Col. To.len, and \ variety III
distinguished gentlemen were present, and
The experiments succeeded beyond tie
most sangaine expectation.
The prepared cotton ignilcs more rea-
Oily Than powder, and iis combustion Is
more perfect. A ball was fred with il
from common mussel, from the window
Of The Var Department, against The wall
Of the Navy Department, with immense
force an evacuation Of nearly the depth
Of an inch being produced in The wall. and
the ball being completely llattened.
The day after tomorrow, the expaa-
sive Garully of The prepared COTTON will be
tried Al the arsenal with the mnsket pen
dulum. II will undoubtedly succeed. as
similar experiments have succeeded with
il in Germany, Switzerland and England.
Prepared cotton is nothing else than
gunpswdeI in a pnrer state and more
! acceptable form. II contains precisely
, the SINE Experimentation, sulphur and
/ nitre, land is manufactured with great ease,
! and nav be preserved even for months in
, wateE All that is necessary is to dry il
: bcfof using it. When the preparation j:
, once made, twenty-lour hours would snt
= flee % prepare suilisieu, quantity Of cot
ton, ilss taken from The carding machine
to cary on our whole war with Mexico.
e AID vet The preparation is so simple
!. so ckarly scientific reduction Of th'
( known property Of each ingredient part
that / is only wonder thai the same dis
, coveiy has not been made years and year
ago. The inventors being about 10 TAX
Out a patent. ii would not be proper 10 "a.
. any more on the subject now; in a few
DAYS when the patent will be securely al
will be published, and then the process
Il will be found so simple that every maj
l. NAV hencelofth make his own gunpow
!. der as he pAkes his own bread, or boil
u his owp potatoes
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

tRspozsed for lie Pelrnhurg Inssilisrnoer.l
Noscmhxr II, Isi6.
ToRacco.-Small Teeeipls--Sales range
from sI:25 10 $3.50, mol embracing any
of line quality.
coTToN.-The market closed last week
At o.. Since lie receipt Of news PER
steamer. scarcely any thing las been done
"a asked. which i higher than fore;gn
quotations warrant.
WnEaT.-l he favorable news has cans-
Cd further advance. Good quality red
commands sl:25, and , or 3 cents more
has been paid.
FLorR has also adraneed-Sales Al 80.
C"ES rarsakes Of the advance on bread
stuils-sales at Is To 10.
BAcoN.-virginia, hog round, o..
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Clipper.
Washington, Nov. II, 1876.

The Wharf.-The impression seems TO
be more generally Strengthened to-day.
.smong gentlemen who are tolerably well
acquainted with the designs of the admi-
nistration, that General Taylor will not
attempt 10 advance as far as the city of
Mexico. The opinion for this is, that
our army will not reach Saltillo before the
time fixed for the meeting Of Congress ;
when, probably, our navy will have cap
turcd Alyarado, Tampico, and Vera Cruz.
Holding these points, and our troops be-
ing in readiness for any emergency. will,
lit is supposed, induce the Mexicans to lis
ten somewhat formally to our PROPOSE
lions for peace. This item is given fol
what it is worth, and time may demon,
strate whether or not it is true.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
To tine Public.
The Home Journal.
ny MORRIS A. WILLIS.

TEyHE first number of New Series of the Ma
n tional Prsss, remodelled and improved, will
he issued on Saturday the 2lst instant, under the
title of THE HOME JOURNAL. The necessi-
~ of constantly correcting an impression that the
National Press" is political paper, has induced
the undersigned editors to express its character
more distinctly BY putting forward the name which
has hitherto been only secondary in its title. The
general design of the Home Journal will be TO fur
nish entertaining reading, 10 make brief and
complete chronicle of passing events, TO give the
cream of new books to keep watchtul lockout
for Genius in Literature, Music and Art; and, in
short, 10 furnish paper by which families may
keep up with the times. This plan will be added
10 and varied whenever ingenuity and resources
can find new and valuable attractions; but our
main purpose will be constantly kept in view.
viz: to issue periodical which, by its scope and
comprehensive contents, shall suffice for families
that rish TO take but one paper. At the small
price of two dollars per amum, 50 important and
Improving a luxury is within the means Of all.
The Home Journal will be published every Sa-
turday at So per annum, invariably in advance
Three copies will be sent 10 one address to any
part of the United States, or the British Prasin-
ces, done up in strong wrappers, for five dollars
in advance.
Post Masters are requested to act as agents, re-
ceive subscriptions and make remittances.
New subscribers, if immediate application be
made, will be supplied with the first number of the
new series.
All communications to be addressed (post paid,
to the undersigned, at LOT Fulton street, New
York. GEO. L. NORRIS.
N. p. WILLIS.
>-..,xa sd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

Var Expenses.-fhe Treasury De-
parment has made an official Is imaie
lhaahe expenses OF the army movements
for he next eight weeks will be 'en NIL
IloH; eight millions oil which will have
to o borrowed, as there are not more
,ha, ,wo millions leh in. the Treasury.
Al his rate the war expenses Tor one
yea will amount TO 100 nj lions oil dot
lars This is the way Democracy is be-
pefing The Farmers and People Of the
county.
according TO Loeofoeo logic none OF
,hi. enormous amour, of money was 10
be xpeuded in that acquisition OF Texas.
No II was 10 have been moneyfess and
| blodiess annrxa,ion Of foreign ier'l,ory
10 ne United S a,es! Did the prediction
Of nese Locoloco prophets come to pass
lie, tue battles of Pslo Alto, Resscs dc
TIA ia!ma and Of Monterey answer Ihs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Stallion for Sale.

TEzIIn subscribers will expose to public sale,
J. OH TUESDAY Of November couri, before the
court house in Hiilshorough. on a credit Of nine
months. their Stud Horse ZEN HENRY. He
II beautiful dark hoy, seven years old last spring,
and Was got by the imported horse Flattcrr; his
dam By Longs Marion; his grand dam BY old Sir
Archy; his greet grand dam by Planter; his great
great grand dam BY Gondola. Flaiterer was got
hy Mu!ey, (son Of Orville and ,he famous mare
EIeanor,) his dam, Glare, (bred by Lord Eyre
mont, in ls2i,) was got by Marmisa, gFand dam
narpalcc by Gohanaa, g'eat grand Jam Amazon
BY Drissr-Frsciious BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MISUNDERSTANDING by Ectipsc-Hycua by Snap
Miss Bclsea by Regulus--honeywood Ara
bian-Byelly Tux mare, dam of ihe two True
Blues.
DAVID TINNIN & Co.
October 81. ST.
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Cost OF the War.-The Washington

Cost OF the War.-The Washington
Correspondent al The New 70 K journal
of Commerce, who has evidently access
To co,rres OF information M opsn 10 all,
states in one Of his recent leters, " that
thetehas bren recently made close ca :
culatnn as 10 the luiu,e cost Of he Mex
,can Var, and IL is found to be five MIL
lionss month";" for ,he land forces alone,
or tn snug liule sum of Sky millions
per anum-aboul ten times as much as
all Aexicn is worth. Indeed. we doubt
Wiener if she were TO z We US two OF
three hundred millions - like her INTO
the Union, the barga', would no be
bad me. Richmond Uhig.
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F.a - Nul,lk Ilsn

AH0zM Ksae A9M8uAA AAwsAAaA
Commodore Decaturs Toast.-Sse-
iag il ; rhilaaslphis paper. i eannsxion
viii drsrFipiion q he ceremonies =
hls Teins~rmeni. ssasf aseEibed . Lom-
modaEe Decatur different from lie words
il which i was gisfn. il may nol be in
periinsni - sl4ie ihsa he l0ass wzs drunk
i = dinner given y lie Commodore b
Inc rii.xsEs u Norfolk in April. 1916. o.
hi rnlurn from he Mediterranean. after
:. rOnqurling peaee" with Alsisrs. and
was il these words. i printed II lie lie
raid n April ;. 1916:
"By Commodore Deealnr: Our ceWsa-
. fry-ln her intercourse ~ilh soFeign NJ
= lians may size always BE- in the ngli t:
and always successful. rishi or arrong.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
MONSIEUR T. DE B0NcARD,
Teacher of the French LANGUAGE.

II ETURNS his most slncese thanks 10 the La
IA dies and Gentlemen Of Ilillshorough, foe the
very liberal encouragement he has net with 10
promises to do every Thing in his power 10 de-
serve their appreciation in every respect. As
some of his time is unoccupied yet, he would be-
glad to form one or Two moe classes for Ladies
and Genaeaen.
His terms are moderate, beng only Sc per
quarter, (three months,l about aae ha4f Of tho
usual charge.
Those who wish to mike pse of his services,
will please make an early appca ioa.
October 20. 81
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x,,e legislature 4 his ssass soassa

the legislature a lis Ssase soassn-
=, - capiial IL Ralsish on Mohday lssa, We
b. wissse soasoe, the following FaEsiea.
,,,. 4 H. srganizasAoa.
=. .s,e senate. Co. Anarrw Jeynes. n Halifax,
s,oeaea Speaker Henry w: Miles. ssq-
- clefk, ard Maior Hassed, Reading
T3rak.
d he House Il Commons the Hon. Edward
...,,ry. VS. elecied Speaker. chsFies Manly,
P,inei,ial clesk. and MILAN Doagr, eslr
gassling tick.
n, sar nrxt ne presume ihe Legislature viii
T.. n.g,r fan sail; and, with this hssinHing, laay
~ nd, ps,4liet harmonious, fhoss, Ind useful
...,isa
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s,gss lsgsA 4ssllast -, si.gsills agswR tssWssl
Gts So ltsE1g q t,z llass7 zlaa ~ aagzaaaszsas
.af - Faasss" - i = gIagr Gasa : EHea'aE d.
era afeauls1a sAsssa D. eAsersai - Hsgaas =
fasssals risiHaas lasaass ! ssdArs@asa asA asss
ssssssiaiEssaszS / ~ 10 eaisa. .~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
ghe Marriage Question.-wbil.. The

| yhe Marriage Question.-Whil'i the
Presbylery Of Faye, exile has decided
,hi. quesnon i'm favor Of the Rev. NJ.
Mcqueen, the Pte.by,erv of Louisville,
Ken,usky, has decided differently. TIE
folIowing paragraph is { ON the P'esb.
,e,ias Herald, published al Loois'liie:-
Al the late meeting OF the Pfesbyi ~
Of T.au,svi IL. The ease IS a man VITO had
married his deceased wife's sister, C me
up b, way Of =. ference fom one of The
churth sessions. and ihe Prrsbytsry, By
an almost unanimous soie. ex' lnfel h m
from The church. Tney passed = stand ny
rule 10 ne years since directing, The SIS
sion.t, take that course with all such ca
ses.' --.u--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

The Charlotte Journal announces tn
death Of Thomas l.. Ilu:ciison, esq, Sc
nator elect from Meeklenburg and part o
Union, to the Legislature now in session
lie died at his residence. three miles from
Charlotte, OH The 4th inst.
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ukRRIED.

In this county. on Thursday the 5ih instant,
RlcHARp 4. STANFORD, esq. to Miss ASx Pa
TILLA.
At Cedar Grove, ON "Wednesday the llth in-
slant, by VIM. Nelson, esq. Mr.. JoHS W. DAVIS
10 Miss ErrnRAsIA PAuLixE, youngest daugh-
ter Of Gen. Joseph Allison.
In this county, Ola the 10th instant, Mr.. JouS
RIGGS to Mrs. AMELIA BAIL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

The Hon. John II. Clarke, Wing, has been
elected by the Legislature of Rhode Island, a
United States Senator for SIX years fiom the 9TH
of March next, in place of the Hon. James +.
Simmons. whose term Of service will then expire.
Thos. W. Dorr was the Democratic candidate,
and received 81 vstcs--Mr. Clarke received 50.
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Driasyare.-The II

Drfasyare.-The Hon. John W. liOus-
ton, Wing. has been reelected to Congress By
decided majority.
Two-thirls Of each branch Of the legislature
are Wing, anl also two-thirls Of oil the county
officers. Although hi, j. decided Wing stale,
William Thar,. Loco, has been elected Governor
By about $50 majority. -.
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Nichigan.-Thc returns show that the
Wings have made some gains in the Legislature,
bu, the Iocos still retain maorties in both branch
es, and will consequently elect an United States
= nator; they have also carried all their members
Of Congress.
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Rail Road to Charlotte. - An

Rail Road to Charlotte. - An ami
mated meeting was held in Charlotte on
The 27ih ult., 10 take steps 10 procure The
construction Of Rail Road from Camden
to that place. Speeches were delivered
hy Messrs. Osborne, Coleman, Barringcr,
Johnson and Boyden and a committee
was appointed 10 procure charters from
the Legislature OF North and South Ca
rolina.
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desuprsien Of hnRsB lDk shd lie ttp,R =.
ditpfs Il lie. pgelle Money we're satth
mass thaR Ill Sc hste gsspsd. ia6 B tslB
nOse. lafeliRa MafnkmGa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

Commodore Nicholson died in WASH
ingta, on the morning of the 9th inst,
in ,ls 63d year of his age. He was ma
tive If Richmond, and entered the Navy
in B05 as a Midshipman, and went
throgh the last war with credit and dis
tincion.
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Majority for Gov. Briggs,

Majority Tor aoS. Briggs, f,l9t
II j. believed the Wings have elected the whole
delegation to coagre.s. John Quincy Adams'S
majority was over 1000 votes.
OF tie Legislature, the whole Senate, forty
manlbe,s. will be Wing. In the House Of Rep
rcsentatiycs, ~ fur as heard from, I70 Whigs.
~ I.ocos, anil 5 Aholiiionis,s have been chosen.
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November
Public Sale.

WILL. be sold, at the late residence of Hen
w " G. Parish, deceased, on Tuesday, the
LIST day of December next on credit OF nine
months, all the perishable property OF the deceas-
cd. consisting of Crop of Wheat, Corn, Fotf-
der, Oats, and Hay, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, and
Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles loo tedious 10 mention. BOND and
good security will be required.
THOMAS G. PARISH,
Special Administrator.
November 3. a2-Sw
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DR.. Brandreth's Pills. !.

&C. Fresh Supply Of BRANDRETH's
s5kS PILLS just received, and for sale, at
This Office.
April 20. 80
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
Washington. November 4, 1916.

There is, from some cause or other, a
prevalent opinion here that we shall have
peace with Mexico by the LIST of Fcbrua-
nv, and that there is no necessity for any
more expenditure of blood and treasure.
There is an equally prevalent opinion
that our Government will not demand Ca
lilorna, nor even the boundary of the ST.
ezra Madre. but be content to take the
Rio Grande for boundary and release
Mexico from the obligations of her trea.
ties, and assume to pay the indemnities
due to our citizens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19

Cen. Wonl's division of the army was
crossing the Rio Grande, when last heard
from, on the Goth of September.
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Observation-Disclosures from two hun
dred and nineiy-four towns. comprising nearly all
the state, show the following result for Geyrrnor
For Briggs. Wing, SAGA
For Davis. nemocr2i, $685. .eooe
For Abolition, &c, l3s4i3S
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The late Whig Victories-IIr. Hay,

The late Wing VICtofieS-Iaf. nay
Wood,-If there is a man IN the Union.
who, in his heart of hearts, reJoices over
the crushing defeats lately sustained by
the Loco Foco Par,y-it is Mr.. Senator
HAYWOOD. He knew the character Of the
:. Experimental Tarili7'--he knew what
would be the effect of lis enactment on
the Party to which he belonged--he warn
ed them to pause and reflect, and finally
resigned his seat rather than vote Tor 9
Bill so obnoxious 10 himself, and which
/ he deemed so impoli,ic for his Party.
For this, oboquy and abuse were heap
ed upon him mountain high--his motives
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 18th instant, after
a lingering illness Of nine months, Of the Dropsy,
Mr.. AarILIAH JoxEs. lie was respected and
esteemed BIZ all who knew him. cox.1
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office.

A PpIICATION will be made to the General
"A Assembly OF the state OF. North Carolina, at
it's session commencing on the third Monday OF
November next, for an Act requiring the owners
of land on Rock Creek and the three branches o.
Sinking Quarter Greek to clean out these creeks
from their heads to their mouths, by the hrst q
Iume at their own expense; and TO prevent the
tlpg Of timber in either of these creeks after the
6rst Il Iupe if the timber is not taken out lmmc-
a ',eIv and also to require Henry and John Fo-
cleman to open their Mill Dam, on one prong Of
Sinking Quarter Creek, on the first of May in
e,,rh wear. and keep i, open until the first of Sep
tember. rr1N
GEORGE EVLlss. -
! 0stsher -. sa-~ss'I
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STATE ELECTIONS.


New Nork.-kepasas fosa - she coun-
H. n - sanae havs anen Engxisxa. 49, aar a.
tsriFatloss 4 - wssk aar aaure shsa sastzinaa
". Yeuns's H.a5asaay ogeE Gsssra0r Nnghs e.
uasds tn!6No.
Or L. meas~rs If - Asseailly ssosiea. -
ars EsP@iea = BE- Whiss. ana $ Dszocnsss-
making IL Mhig nasiaatiisy i int hoeae y. o.
laini haliss sks Wigs kase naJosiiy afsishi
Of he d Hnsalerz Il coRgsess tie Mhiss
have slnetea .. he Democrats n.
The new conssiausioaIaas fnasslls l~en adaFa-
81, by &c VOTES II de middle an western coan-
tie<. TIE question wheshsr negroes slaogld have
he same night - vote - IL whites. mas sepa-
raieiy subnilled u lie Ieolle. and deea1sa IN the
negalise b very large maioEity.
New Jersey.-The Wigs have s,oelsd
four and the Democrats one member ii Gen.
gFrSS.