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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

ssass snl,e.h,tse ~ PUTnse Ia 81
aiut tl,s uauan via kFpi Il IhsI she
a vssFa han = hpi hall'TFHBy, and ilF'
saas.l suslisf - eArhsnge Sc H. klF
KIHiaw s-uif'.. - he .Flah5Ee, q 40 Uas
ms kiassHzn. when he Was neaT srreniy,
r.s whalr &sRritssl of his slghls hrwss
peTssss.1 - H. casslsed l.y TiayioE. tie
orulssl. uha. b. agFremeni. Hasli0 hare
sixfv rair-as ii H. rrsiornd his patient "a
SOC drsre 4 s;ghi. Tsslar sUrrrrs.rl
iahs-P~raiisn. M Sir Mi.lism uas ale
q rrad snd write wiilsosi liae nse q snee.
tsrirs daring he ErsI II r. Ks: hns =
me eFeralion us PsrssEuaed aad -
wiaiaEl perceived lie SOD Egrris ~ il.
issiead o. h~ias avrl0ysd. - any Other
persaa wanld hzre iren. he began 10 i.
meat Tie Iass - n called III Il his sixty
guinezs. Ills saRlriEanre. therefore. now
mas. h0w IA cheat the oeuiisi: he pre-
iended that he hsd naly ; glimmeFing.
and could see nothing perfectly; iar thai
reason. the handsge on his eye was rnE.
iinued . month langrr than The usual time.
by lhis means. he obliged TayloI 20 rom.
pound lhe hargsin. and arGspl 81 twenty
guinness; Tor \ eoTeious man thinks M
method dishonest in wlich he may legal
~ practice Ga ssse his money, Sir Vii
liam was an old bachelor. and Al tho time
Taylor c0Rrheh him. had : iair estate in
land. lsrge sum of MONEY IN the sineks.
aud MT less than 81 500 or El.G00 in
his house.
But IN conclude Ibis aF,irle. al the tlra-
maiic writers. both ancient and modern,
rs well as the keenesi and most elegant
saiirisis. have exhausted the whole stark
nf vii 10 expnse avariee Ibis Is ihe chieI
subject II IlOrace's saIires and episIles
and yet the character of eoveious man
hath Eeyer yet been fully drawn or sniff.
oienLy explained. Dr.. Mig.
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WV = 49, -
Nsv Fork Journal Of Com.
JUDGE Observation-Disclosures will 9th

Judge TIa-tin's.Will.-Thc will Ofthc
late Judge Martin, OF New Orleans, was
recently declared null and void. but not. as
has been stated, on account of the blind
ness Of the teslator. The real ground OF
the decision was tina, the iesIator had
attempted fraud upon the State. In
Louisiana there is a probate tax Of ten
per cent. upon bequesls 10 foreigners. To
erade this tax Judge Martin, whose Pc
nurious disposition looked even beyond
the grave, bequea'hed all lis property no.
minally to his brother. a resident in New
Orleans, but with secret understanding
that there should he an equal'dirision be-
tween all his relatives, most Of them being
Frenchmen. residing in France. For this
attempt 10 escape the probate igx the will
was SET aside. The amount og the tax
roming 10 The Stale will be, il is said, a.
bout $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

travsty of which 81 Rsrlir, was e snasf'
fqusHre 81 thslFampnisraRs III The mslhF'
whHrWR whore mana II hsBFs, 10 hH' lie
planet NblFh tRsssIs % those rampBls'
iiRbE, naT one ahaFh. HFFaEiahg g. IT,
ErrTiss's ihFnEE. Wali srrornl ias ne PsIs
lBFhaii~ns ~ LFERRss ihal lhis - hni lte
pisnsl ~hlrh sss dssSaFrHsd bg iss cal
rulanaas 4 Ls.rHisE. bul sssiasg shirh
90. seradrnlsily Si-ssErIsd BIZ he h.TliE
ahssETer. Th~ asamsarr ~ Ih~ eshil RI
he okssaEsd Pl,nri - sid 70 dsHer lsnm
Iasl ol are 5aapasrd piansl By several
IiasS las hisnslsF az Ihe ashst Of he
esrlh, sa.d hy forty yesEs IN lie tine VI
a. Essoluiian shnnt Ilse SUI"
Thee - nothing sirsngs IN III this.
Thy have FIrprk inan . seh0al Of small
p.snsls. nd - ,hss bring Ihsn IN. essh
thinks he has col Tie pisces. Mhoshsll
rounl the woIks II The cFEslar, &C eel
bounds 70 his InhnHude! Wat 10 the
rrn,rs, ue knaw rot. nor ~hrTs lhe sun
rsases 10 exerrise he influences. direct
Or By agrEry. Stars that lhs ansIenls
rannled smanR The beasliss Of their ean-
sssIlsnans. have wears sinse gahr GOT. end
a;heis have 1heeled iri0 vlrw; sRd ~e
may exPeeG that fas ages IA cane. planets
a. sell - stars all ha discovered ID
space. ard every addition 10 the solar
system w'll Hbiy show ~hsFe pea won.
drrs await the sPIns 40 IL pssse. onward
through ihrse domains. passing. perhaps.
on Ihsse islands 81 ~ Elected lighI. until n
reaches an"iher system. ~hsrs light IT,
self dwtils, ard commuRirsies lis glory.
L.. \. GdseiIs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
From California; letter from IL

pie. published in Mex'rau paper. quote,
dates from California nf the 18th of Ia
nnary, tn the effect that Gen. kearney
had arrived from Santa Fe with fnrre nI
abou. two hundred men. who. uniting
with another fhrcp. had siiarkcd the town
If Angeles. defended bv Flores which
was taken after a srou, F-sisianre. Flo.
res escaped. and the troop whirh was
under his orders capiiulaled. So i, woul,!
appear that California is again in our pos.
session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
Gen. Taylor and his Fam;ly.-A !

Gen. Taylor and his Fam;ly.-A let.
ter from New Orleans to The New York
Mirror. saws
ut is understood here. that General
Taylor will soon apply for leave To retire
from his present arlnous duties. lie has
been absent now nearly three years. and
constantly in the field. This. for an old
man. is severe and protracted servire
hut he is Tough, patient and perseverins
old fellow. His family are n"w here, tho
their rcsidouee is at Baton Rouge. His
unmarried daughter is beautiful. accom-
plished and interesting young lady (; she
attracts much attention among the fash
ionables at The CAV ST, Charles. The
old soldiers private fortune has heen much
impaired by his long stay from home.
lie was quite well off a, one time. but nm
fortunately made purchase of cotton
plantation on the Mississippi, large por-
ton Of which caved in; this, and the fall
ure of his crops for several years, have
somewhat embarrassed him. and demand
his present attention and care"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
GI0MOIls NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Brilliant Victory Of Gen fzyioE-De
feat OF Santa Anna.

fsslenlay's mail laEnisl,rd ns wish n
Ter intelligence from tie Eral nf var. and
N gTrai MEASURE puts u rest the fears
iar The sairly af The gallant hand II pa.
sriNas commanded by tie indomilasle Gen.
Taslar.
That experienced snd accomplished
rhiefiain did. Il will apprsr. ges ssfrly
within The farEess n Monterey, where
Ghrre j. deposited provisions, slases. 6e.
sufficient 70 susislD his army until rein
E'rcsmenIs shall reach MIN. Finding that
The willy Mtxic.a general did no; assall
Inn ihere, aid Rnngh and Ready. fesring.
We suppose. thai he shnuld splle IL h. did
hoi have = brush. fell upnU the enhnTis ii
the enrmy. and rampellrd them 10 Zee.
slaughleEing them as they ran In IN mn
heard 81 extent. considering the number
engaged.
Onr amy. IL seems. has suffered great
Is also. hut II is 10 he hoped that IN this
respert the statements are exaggerated.
The news il will hs seem IL NOT official.
but still there is eyeIy reason To believe
il il suIlenIic and mainly rurrerI.
We will desain our readers mn longer
from the paruruIars. a. copied from the
New Orlesns papers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

A New York letter. written on We'd
nestlay. says: THE Government remit.
ted orders Yesterday 10 its agents in this
city TO recruit from Loon Ia LOO men
for the navy servire. This il bad q
men. II lo'ks as if the Administration
did not expec, an early peace"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
StllI Another Planet-It il asserted

Stlll Another Panet-It il asserted
nv Prot. Pierce. of Harvard Unisersuy,
that the planet discovered q, Berl'n. i. mi
the one wh,eh should have been seen &C.
eordiag TO the cslculsIions Of Leveui.r.
TINS statement uss made. % we learn
from the Csmhtidge Ghroa.ese, at spe'
r,al meeting Of the American Aeademv o
Art. on Tuesday essnIng, and 10 TO thi'
|, .,rer':
/. lie announced as resuls of i,ia cal-
cnla'ian npon the observations 10 sde by
Ssars &. w.lset. E.q.. Of the w ass.ins-
ian observatory. the remarkable fact sttas
abe Ilaa+t kaoan az l. v.tne the dis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
Safe Keeping-Thi. i. enc Of III.

Safe Keeping-This is enc 81 The
sperIsI Offices. III the Suh-Trsssury. We
have the hrsI InrIdsnI nf this farnliy. N
the loss al 5000 IN Michigan. lby rob.
b'IT 81 The officer sho had u M charge
Thrre will he plenty more "i these M
rijenIs. 1.-The mnnsy hsd hesn leh IN
the hanks. they Mould have hsd the risk
Of transmission. and hoseseF much mn.
ney might be lost. the country sould not
he the loser. Ilu. The banks would have
refunded the money by bill Of exchange.
AMI So without la.s or expense. liui un-
der the S"hr'rressury plan. The eaunHv
pr'bsbly engaged 10 pay =" hundred dol
lars To lie sIb-lreasurer. - compensation
tn lin i"r going for the money. and pla
cling q where The ihIsses rOnld convsnI-
tnIIy gel at IL. There vail he a great
deal more OF hi. and nther misrhiels In-
Vulnerable. from thus cun'empt'hie plan al
fLsnrirrIng. No vig,lanre nf the Secre-
Iary or Chirl Officers 81 Government eSn
avoid u. Government Is riUm.y in Ill
Iis operations. and csnnoI mansge hu'I-
ness matters, sxceP. IN > slos and dan.
gerous way. There could not hsye been
contrved q better machine Tor ihisyIng
than ihIs suh.treasurv.
NsD Fork Journal Of Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
The Mexican Soldiers

The Mexican Soldiers. -Accorjing To
the Mexlran papers. The G"ors Of Saaia
Anna. in their march from San Luis 10 ii.
tack Ssilill". suffered very severely
SIasnanI water snIl a, Malehuala al ono
dollar harrel. Soldiers frequently fell
overcome with fatigue and persisted with.
nut shelter in the snow. Bitterly is the
Mexican AdmuriSrr alinn denounced fur
no. having raised means To mitigate their
hnrdships.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

Vagina FnlublFFIE, ahd Csp,sin IIvn,,
zee rampahy az u, =, UfsFaaR.,
We NsAlttRs hsEF passfsslsb sgPs.
ialVns ChtRs, MisE, sna 80 he lours ~
tsesa EsRaIEa sd MnntsrsF.
AslnE Gnarr. P.ymAslsr. wIl rn,rx
% 6sa- Toxic dssPssshss lrsa Me-.
terry.
American 0fhceu Killed and Wouna
ed
kusTLans-Genoraf Nsr
khra-c.EL Gea iinoulA. Asst Asja.u,
tirnrFuL
W0sn5o5-Aa.is'I Aduiaus Gen. h..
shghsiy: nryrt n LrulrnAnl Byan, T..
ginphiczi Enginrrrs-stirhsly.
Mounar3-csEs Z. sinrn-~srsrly.
caazpaRg Il. ard Ayfiiarg.
WoanleS-.dL irsL Va. q. Frnrh-srsrnas.
coapaaE II. AZ Arliikrg.
Nssn2n5-ia I.iruL U'BuFn-slishl.y.
NaIrsrEkHs-a Esiaigpi Rim.
kdird-Ia larut. \. l.. Meors; 2nd Lirm.
Fnnris MrNulsy.
Wsundrd--lol. Ieasrson Dasis--vrnlx.
cspl J. u. shIP-sessrrly; Lirsi. A. D. cs,.
pine-slghtly Lisui. CAN'T Possy-sLkhlIs.
LissL !. Il. SaOxksass-siishily.
kRfsefg rsrabY.
Klkd-Adl Z. y. Esa=hsa
wouidrl-One csYtia sd tArrs L<usn>
aas.
Arknnsus csrahy
kilird-coL Archibald Yen and Captain Ana.
K Pnstrr.
] weun5cl-I.irur. TAos. 4. Rsader
Ssnng Esah,ciy Fsof Riffs.
KIlrd--coL W. II. MeKee nna Lieut.. e..
Henry thy. IT,; Captain J. W. Moss aud Csps.
YIN. +. wiliis.
wounir,l-I.irul. Z. y. Barseur-.rightl,.
I.ieu,. ". =. Wilhrrs-@VcFSiy Lieut.. The.
W. AioasisF-SsrErly.
E,Rirnna BaigGir.
woun.eSl-Big. Ten. Jo-. LAnc-sIighily.
81 RssiIHaI.
Killesl-capiain r.. u. kindsr. Captain Vim.
Walker. and l.irut. IhoHsas 4. PAN.
Moun.lel--t,apl. W. T.. sander~an. slighlk
. capL lain Osl-snr. do; I.icui. y. W. cGsce,
do; l.ieui. A. Pennington. DO; Lieut. David :.
Lewis. do; Iirul Joshua soorr. DO; Justin
Davis, do; and Lieut.. J. A. Eppersn. do.
! III RfgTmefs.
! kille,l-capt James fsggaTt.
Moundel-MaieF W. A. German. slightly.
4 and Capt. J. ' .slvP. slightly.
MfnIs Brigads--l1 RsgiasnL
Kaed-Col. J. ]. HaniiR. ss.l capt. }. W.
| Zshriskie and LiruL BRYAN n. Haughion.
! Woundc,l-lrut. J. l.. y e,;onnell. slightly
| and l.ieutrnaE, Hrrekiah Evans. slightly.
! al RsgimrRf.
kiIled-Csla. Woodward; Lieuls. A. ID. Brss.
Ircc. Fletcher, Ferguson. Robbins, Nelly. Banir-
son. Athsrtoa anil Prier.
Woundel--Cspis. coiIry and Baker. Lieut..
John 4. Pickett. Lieut.. Englrmsn. Lieut.. sssrl.
Lieut.. Mcsa, Adj whitrElc.
! ftTas Company.
kilicl-lst. IT.. Campbell; ID IL LConksrd.
/ woundcl-Capl. cennrr.
, REtApirrLlTIux-- kled-3 coloncb. ! It.
Colonel o Captains. IL Lruienan,s TOssakdI'
al. -.
! WorxbEn.--l Brigalier GcnersL Cosssel,
! >njor. Cnpairss. 20 Iieutcnan,s. ToIsI
wounsksl. 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

The cnst af st. Peters Church, al
Rome. was upwards Of $4,000. 900 Of
dollars. A large part of this money was
raised by tho sale Of induIgcnces.
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Camargo ami Mltamoros-A letter

Odmargo AMI W1Lamol0S-A leiter
from cd. Morgan. of Ihe Ohio NuInu-
Ters. states that. during his command Of
that post. he caused Camargo IN be pla.
ced III very 'irnn; state of defence. aud
,uch was his opinion of The lnufcsiions,
that he suppnSed them capable Of be,ng
held by Eve bun'hel men against force
~ Eve Ihnnsand Msxlrans. A field work,
the strongest in Mesiro. has been rom
s,rur,ej. The fun is capable Of holding
all the government stores. and twelve or
fifteen hundred sohliers. IL i. construct
eel with salient angles and Eve basiions.
Ma,amoras slso. is in such state oI de-
fence ~ so lrsse M fear Of being nble
successfully ~ ke end !, against The enc.
INV. The supplies of ammunition, pro-
visions. de-. NJ Camarpo. are very great,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
GLORIOUS NEWS
PROM THE ARMft
aea Taylor again VietoTluusl !

TpEsisy AgHERs-a 8'gl7Ft'
We aAllriPaar pRF houT - Ptb3lgaliaR
IN nrlrF q ~ hsGaFe aar Hra3rEs llas a.
laEing highsg rmpananl Ness. ErNslFei
nv Ny Il cisrlessan:- Fey. Oss.
PEoz sa.s ciarlrsaoa coulirE, MsIeA q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

Russia and Cireassia. The follow.
ing ~ given as The origin Of the war he.
tween Russia and the Cncassians -
which war. SD Gai. the Russians have =
neraily been very comfortably ,ronnc".'
!, The Ottoman Porte surren,eredcr-
cass'a In Russia by treaty. aud the "ras'
SANS with grea. unanimity tIemiefa"" re-
sisted The RICH. Of The Sultan transfer
them !" any European power ne 'as'
accounts stated tina, M,snur eS had Ia
ken up arms against Russi an" carries
with him portion Of the a''s' ~cha.
myl is exhibiting wondey energy ana
il preaching hny ware a'ns1 the En-
p'r"r Nicholas as far h'zer""m. Not
wi.hsraniing The ina, fa'"rable bulletins
issued from 81. Pc, tfbnrgh. it is evident
,I,q, the state Of aft in Crcass'a at this
time i. any ,hinJ Ut favorable to Rus
STA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
Revolution In Mexico. revolution

Revolution In Msxico.--A revolution
IN the riiy ~ Mexlsn is reported TO have
,,sen place on The nigh, al ihe 26h. BY
The National Guards joining the Clergy.
Gomez Farias was isposr'I. and SaIas Sc
lecied an President. while Santa Anna was
continued as raI.in. Chief of the Mex.
lean army. The cause of the Revolution
il said Ia have been the recent move meni
hy The Government towards app"pria,ing
the property Of tie Church 10 meet ihe
expenses Of the war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

Ills annouss q by the London Mission
arv Sor;e,vaat kako,ondredama, only
SON or Tho seen Of Madagascar, has en-
bracel ~ tanity, and that, through his
;nancn. he persecution against TIC ma
,;ro ~ fans has been stayed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05
BRANDRETIL'S PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERs CURED ny
BRANuRETH's PILLs-All levers are occasoned by
the tsordcrcd motion Of the blood, produced by the
humora scrosity by hardening the valves of the ves-
sells. The blood crcuutcs with greatly increased
speed aud is still increased by the friction of the plo-
bules, PARTICLES which compose the mass of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chs is expe-
ricnced throughout the whole system, and accompa-
MED with great thirst pain in the head, back, kid
neys, and in fact complete prostraton OF all the
hculticso OF the mind as well as body.
On the first attack Of fever, or any disease, imme.
diatcly take large dose Of Brandreths Vegetable u
niycrsa Pills. and continue to kcepup powerful eff
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain has en-
tirely ceased Six eight will in most cases be SUI
tcient first dose, and one dose of this kind it is
not improbable, may prevent months of sickness,
perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandrcth's Vegetable Universal
Pills. are indeed an universally approved medicine,
which by It's peculiar action clcanses the blood of all
impurities removes every pain and weakness and f.
naIly restores the constitution to perfect health and
vigor. For sale at the store Of Ii, A. STIDGER.
COroton, October Is, lS47-l-3m.
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YaInnhIe FnrIn for snIe-

The subscriber proposes to sell, at a reduced ice
100 acres OF land IN Carroll county, Ohio, five miles
from CaTrollton, the seat OF justice, four miles from
The Sandy and Beaver Canal and one mile north Of
New harrisburgh,a post town on the mail route from
Sieuoenyiile TO Massilon. The land is equal in
fertility, certainty Of production, and advantages
Of situation, to any land in said county, 70 acres
are cleared and under good fence the residue cover
ed with superior timber lts level and has a hand
some appearance; good road from New Lisbon to
Philadelphia passes the buildings There are on the
premises three springs Of excellent water. The
above property is situated in a healthy and good
neghborhnOd, convenient 10 places of public wor-
ship, schools, stores and mills.
To accommodate suit purchasers the east half of
the above tract Of land will be sold separately, and
an extraordinary good bargain given, for cash; 20
acres Of which are cleared an a spring Of good
water thereon. It is situated in the heart of good
wheat growing neighborhood Terms OF sale will
be very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase,
and to see and examine the quality and condition Of
the land will be shown every attention by the sub
seriber, or BY John Potter Of New Harrisburgh.
A. ]. NEEL.
Sept l0-4s-ls47.
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The Mirror Of Congress.

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TAIL RING.

The subscriber respectfully informs the citizenx
he has opened shop on Lisbon street, in the frame
building recently occupied by Jacob Helrch as a
shoemakers shop, two doors north of the western
Exchange" where he will be found at all times rea.
dy ana willing to cut and make gentlemen's gar
ments in the most fashionable and substantial man.
ner and upon the shortest notice.
He will receive the Eastern Fashions regularly.
and he promises his customers that all work entrn:'
ed to him shall be satisfactory both as to stvle and
price; as his experience in the business will warran,
him in making the promise. 1"'
tie hopes his acquaintance in this part of the coun-
try, his industry and attention to business will ensnr.
MN i'Oeral patronage. M. VAN STRONDER,
CarroIIton June 4, lS47-34-tf.
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THIRD YEAR.

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ehaCIcal o. Scientific improvements ia this country.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be petition
presented to the Commissioners of Carroll county,
at their next session, praying for the location OF
country road, commencing at the line between S.
Coniey and J, Wrghts land, and thence an easterly
direction to the line between Alex. Dickson and ].
Wright'S land and from thence down a spring run
to or nearly opposite the house where Francis Nc
Cue formerly resided, and from thence an easterly
direction to the summit OF a hill at or near John
Wallace's farm, and from thence to the Jefferson
county line about forty rods east OF Wallace's house
to small chesnut tree, and from the Jefferson coun-
y line it is proposed to be viewed and located by e-
gal steps. JAMES WRIGHT.
August 20, lS47-45-4t.