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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24

The pickpockets were busy at Wheeling the
day Gen. Taylor arrived. Some S4OO or $500
were stolen altogether. Our friend of the Wheel
ing Gazette had his pocket relieved of large
bundle of newspaper items with cash TO the amount
of four or five dollars. The Gazette SAYS:
good joke is told in connection with the
picking of pockets on that day. One of the Pits
bureh police officers. it appears had got wind of
several of these very insinuatng borers following
the General, and came down here for the purpose
of detecting them. He was "cute," though not a
Yankee. and batting his trap nicely awaited the
issue. la order 10 gull the enemy, he placed in
the breast pocket of his coat a large pocket book
finely filled with brown paper, causing il TO wear
the appearance of being well lined with ''promises
pay demand" He mixed with the crowd
promise uousy until after five O'Clock. and was
:hen abou, desparing of even getting nibble,
when 10! the rictin, was discovered in the person
of himself. In his anxiety 10 watch the ideal, he
neglected entirely the real. and upon putting his
hand in his troscsers' pocket discovered that he
was minus wallet containing several dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-17
The Exciting Debate In the French
National A ssembly,

SITTING MAY 80.
Every thing was perfectly tranquil outside the Cham
Der, and no groups Of any kind were to be seen.
NJ de kerntry. the senior representative, took the
chair Mt quarter past two
On the prot Is rebai being read by NJ. de Ceislin,
III. LAcLAUDtEE complained that not word could be
heard Of hat said. What he asked, was the use
Of reading the minutes Of the preceding sitting IL
u was not for the purpose ofallowng thing to be
heard by the Assembly! Cries of Enough enoughrD
II the proc tsrerLoi fiction let 1t be suppressed
but reality, let IL be read audiby Clcar, hear"
ir Ii the left)
DC rhts'prnr-The prooes.re,bai is only summary
OF what mas taken place. any person desires to
Np ycsD
NJ BIZ CoisrrN faid that he had followed the general
custom hs had read the Important pa sages and
omitted the rect. CAou did quite right!D
be matter then dropped
M ETiENNE-Thc President had YESTERDAY re- ceiyed
letter 1rtm Colonel Ambcrt which he intended read.
ing 10 the Assembly Several representatives. were Of
OPINION mat Ia read such was inc pusttt-
tonal but such Is not the case article 81 Of the
Electoral Law is clear on the point In his letter
Colonel Ambert declares that he holds to his pnce of
seer, and resigns that Of representative for the lot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-17
send you the prices for the week -
Three Per Csnfs Hrs Per Cent

FIVE y CLoCK-The FUNDS to-day having fallen below
go closed at SIN The Bourse extremely agitated
and very heavy Losses announced certain but
particulars can be obtained until to. morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-17

MARRIAGE HIGH LrE.-The marriage Of Lord
Caremorrs with Sarah Helena fourth daughter of Bur-
ton Persse Esq ID. l. Moyode Castle, solemn missed
on Thursday the Gath inst in the parish church of
kilconkerne, by the Rev. r. 2. Graham, rector Tho
happy pair left Moyode Castle in the afternoon for
Engand.-Du6iin Packet, May ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

SANDER Suit.-A suit for slander, insli.
Iuted by the Rev. Mr.. Green, Of The Me.
lhodis, Ihurch, against Judge Pierce, was
commenced in Brooklyn, N. Y, on Fri.
day, the 7lh inst and brought 10 close
Friday night. the 18Th The reverend
gentleman claimed damages 10 the amount
OF $4,000, but the jury came into Court
about 3 o'clock Saturday morning last,
and rendered a verdici Of six rents Dana.
ges and costs! Judge Pierce is The father
in-law Of the late Mrs. Mafiit, whose un.
timely death last winter in Brooklyn, ere.
aled considerable excitement. Her death
was caused, il was alleged al the time,
by the treatment she received al The hands
Of her husband, the Rev. ]. N. Mailiu.
The slander complained of by Rev. Mr..
Green, were uttered BY the defendant, il
is said, in relation To that affair; Judge
Pierce having stated in conversation that
Green and Mailiil had destroyed the peace
Of his family, and that they were couple
oftlrunken scoundrels.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Forms OF SUBSCRIPTION.

We have been requested TO re.pnblish,
for The information ~ persons desirous
Of taking stock, the following plan OF sub.
scription 10 the Central Road, adopted al
The Geenshorough Convention. Under this
plan one share is estimated TO bs about
$4,000:
Whereas, only part of The One Mil.
liou Of individual subscriptions 10 The
North Carolina Rail Road Company re.
quired is taken:
Whereas, the purpose Of this agreement
is 10 take and secure the balance of The
One Million of said individual stock, not
already subscribed, and 10 be subscribed
by others:
We, the undersigned, Interchangeable
agree with each other and said Company,
10 take each the one. hundIedlh part of
the said balance OF the said individual
stock:
This agrcemsnl 10 be binding OH u ne,
unless one hundred persons or companies
subscribe the same or lhe entire amount
be made up:
Each person or company 10 be 1T liher.
" 10 subscribe as many shares of the
hundred as lie or they may please, and
bound for no more Than his or their suD-
scripiions."
We have also been furnished by the
chairman Of the Executive Committee
with the following lorm Of subscription for
Companies raising one Of the eight thou.
sand dollar shares. or any amount among
themselves, TO be subscribed by enc oflhe
Company, 10 the capital stock of the
Road. The form will, in fact, suit any
number and any amount Company may
be pleased TO raise:
1--WE, The undersigned, mutually promise
and agree with each other 10 constitute
Company Of - persons, IN order
TO form one OF the associations of One
Hundred persons, who have agreed 10
take the unsubscrihed residue Of the capi-
tai stock of The North Carolina Rail Road
Compa y, and for that purpose do ereby
agree 10 pay each the sum of -
Dollars; aud when the whole shall be sub
scribe, aeleby aulhorise aud empow-
II Hhscribe for one oi said
Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

steamer iss bern settled 10 Tie saiisiarlial
q t''la llp i.s.iiigeEeai E.aWsfs. znd I -
nesi ns,nfl FL IailiF, aia 'u 4 I
riPirs or " s.i.ingtan. n. Fge. III
lsIisin iAr Ensraia. aRd Nan-. l'aas-
sin have ffiurned 70 ffanrr 10 ia.k ull.
NJ. de i4usrllir sl.oal III ii.in,iire II
ne eiain a salvage Nlirn llls sasrI tes-
sei has - bern hiissi. Mr.. Banrlols
has hren'en ,hon ~ ilis f.nli>h attempts
10 give ~ Enslisi, our saa,llng ira,le
Wililnui relsislsTaiinn: ani = hen 81 lIrn-
~ BalHer shall have T,aei,ed Masl.ing-
Ton. u - nal b. long hr;oie The sul,lerl
n Tie inief-0eeanir canal wi!l be 50 al.
lusied - y saii-iy al lie interested par
lies"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Marriage at the NJ. Y. Emigrant Of.

flee. "A man from the country, we be-
lieve Frenchman by birth, entered the
emigrant office, in The Park. this forenoon,
in search Of a girl 10 assist him in his bu.
siness. lie said he had land, cows. aud
other affairs connected with farming. and
he wished some one 10 assist him. He
selected young woman who had just ar.
rived, and come 10 the office 10 obtain Pc
cuniary assistance. She hesitated 10 20
with him. but finally he said, I" | tell you
what | will do with you; | will marry
you." The bargain was then quickly
concluded. Alderman James Kelly was
sent for, buinol arriving in season. Justice
/ Bleakely came in, AMI fastened The connu-
bal knot. The half hour hefnre>strangers
but now apparently well pleased man and
wife, left the Office together for The new
home, 10 The lady, in the country. Veri
1 IL time and chance doth happen 10 all
men, and 10 all women, too, as appears BY
the present case. N Y Edpress.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for tho Tutelliecncer.1

FRIDAY, Dec. II, lS49.
ToBAcco.-The receipts continue full
for the season, and we have no change to
note in prces since our last report. Prices
range from S3 10 50; bulk Of sales from
SIS SO.
CoTTox.-The demand continues good,
but prices shade lower. Sales from
wagons, 94 81 cents. Holders from
stores ask 10 cents.
FLouR.-We have 10 report the same
dull state of the market IS heretofore
Sales limited. Superfine s5 s5l; family
So s6a.
WnEAT.-ls something heIter. Rec
50 a g5 els: White 30 cts. a 81.
CoRN.-In fair demand, al io cents.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

a0.ile. This MAS bnries
alas r.a-ed IN The centre of cir
- ils'ry frei III diameter. marked og, iol
M nfEi 70 be erected hereafter.
II Liensitmea sL0 ,rtre Msmssrs sf fIs Gsaera
Aaseaably ef North carshaa IN Is5s.
Franris W. Rawles. Of PENNSYLVANIA
was empleyed ~ Gov. Slnkes. IN 1897
10 make surveys and estimates for two
lines oi Rail Rnad-ane from Beaufort ia
Raleigh. aud anolher from Fayetteville 10
The fadkin. His report, plans. estimates
and drawings were submitted TO The Gen.
eral Assembly in December. 1892. Nei
llicr the original report. OF any printed
copy of il. Is now TO be fnund in any Pub.
liz Office IN Raleigh. Tie Public Prin.
Ter for Thai year failed 10 deposit The copies
required By law in The Serreiary's Office.
The report. plans, dc. Of the Road from
Fayetteville, are known To have been in
the possession of one of lie Directors Of
that corporalinn. in 1899.
Any gentleman who may be able 10
discover The original Reports and Draw
ings. or c"py Of ll,e printed Report. and
transmit either 10 the Executive Office At
Raleigh. will render very acceptable
pnhiic SERVER.
NewspapeIs friendly 10 Internal I'm.
rroremenl, will subserse The cause BY in.
scliing The above.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Yankee Wonders. The Mexicans Of

Yankee Wonders. The Mexicans on
The frontier sad. when the American army
was in Mexico, that il never raned SO
much in their country before, and they
attributed il 10 The coming ofthe Yankees.
The same is also said 10 have been the case
in California; aud Col. Dnniphan's ex-
pediiion, when perishimg with ihisrt in
sandy desert in the midst OF a dry sea.
son. was refreshed hy heavy shower ol
rain, said by tile oldest natives never IL
have occurred before al that season. Now,
according TO The last accounts from Cali
fornia, still greater wonder has happen
ed. letter from the government sur
veying party, at San Diego, says a river
30 yards wide and 10 feet deep has burst
forth in the middle of the great desert,
which is 30 miles wide, between the San
Diego and The mouth of the Gila. The
Indians are described as frightened by il:
appearance and lay it all 10 The Yankees
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Notice this.

TsliE subscriber will open a School, onc mile
we-i q Mm, ]. Bingham on the IL II Ian.
uary, ls5U. ior Inc term Of i've months.
TrITIoN.-l.aueuagrS. SIC 80
English hfsmuiar, deogrsVhy, DC, 90
The lower English iraprlles. 500
Board ilom iaur in ia dollars.
MM. VI. CRUTcHflELD.
nersinler n. I2-sw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

afr tlena. r'e re H.
~ q - max Fssprrisl.le
80. tin : " Nsg.,n and 10
g ID sifile. ran make
pniius Sall from Wei
- pI,..s charged b
r. nui opposed -
sed "a eamrbiiani
rlwern weldon
and asisgllt ID ~
very linporiaul
interest II ihr
nAiler. ai.d siEe
E..la,is RtP.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

PrAs.-Biark sys 30 : e e.; Wl.isf
Rfans it'l 10 -.
hAraN-- II. - = Nneil.ss ! a...s'I,
sAs.-a Z. uM ilii.s Nr- II, .Etz,...
snd ssl.d : !. -. hag as...
i.ARD.-Aea Alrsiais. i AsEs e.
) renls.
ioRE. - hare are bnl fen llre Hogs i,
market. Thes are selling u 81 50.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

generally ihs sane fra'nrfs = ne us0ln
ilnns y AZ iieOIs I.ngislaialr. and ~,
rrs rrqnrsi - H. a;aarranr u ri.naen,
li'e i'rhssal A,efmllK. ii irrtssars. II
eonslari n lie niissse and nsra.ule Il Te-
. icss, sisd fnails. Recommending thai lie
people u rsril Inngrrssional Dislr Il a,,.
Eaoini lan delegates. and iw0 al:ernaies. 10
iePfesenI liem in llle proposed Nash
Eslie Convention. rEuksf.a M,rr.rs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Trouble at rratamoras. The

Trouble at nlatamoras. .-'rhe Mex,
lean government has arrested NJ. Bo,si.
CUES, vice Consul Of France al Matam ras,
NJ. A. TreVino, editor Of FL I}ien publiro,
and DR.. Berlandier. Some structures upon
The government, published in Fl l3lenPub-
lico, The materials for which were reported
10 have been furnished by NJ. Bossigues,
are the Cause Of the arrest. An order for
The arrest of NJ. S. Mussina, editor Of The
American Flag, al BrownrilIe, was also
issued. but he was safe Al Point Isabel al
the lime. The arrest Of The French gen.
ilemen is likely 10 lead 10 trouble between
the French and Mexican republics.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Attention.!

10 nis Commissioned officers bsionging 10 fhe
HarfsH rohlaftss Rfyimti.
kOI are herehy requested 10 attend al David
Mshinc's, nn Saturday the 29lh of Decrm.
her, ior the purpose oi making mlrs and rcguIa-
tions for the government ii The Regiment.
Al the Officers wishing 10 attach themselves
will laease attend.
WM. PARIS, Col. Com.
December Is. l.-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Hospital for the Insane. Com

Hospital for the Insane. The Com
missioners, who met here last week, We
understand. contracted with Mr.. Sylvcs'
ter Smith for land lying Immediately wes
Of The city. on whirh TO locate The build
ing for tins institution. II will be erected
on the hill just above the old wafer works
in full and commanding view Of the city,
distant about mile, which is the very
best site that could have been selected.
Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Obituary.

Died, IN This place, on Friday night hsi. Mr..
JesrrH ;. Weopaow, aged ahnui 'iS yesn.
Died. Al his residrnoe ia Alenanre county, IN
Thursday Last, Dr.. Boax ADAss, aged about ~
years.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Notice.

A CONVENTION win l,e held in Alcn,sncc
county, in the town nf Graham, ON the -.
cond Saturday in February, for the pura,se ni' -.
leciing suitable candidate TO rum lar sheriff. and
4 Is requested that each captains district send ~
five delegates 10 said convention. lhal all parts
of the county may he fairly represented.
MANY VOTERS.
December -. l3-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

We ltfm from Ihe fIlnkfor. fKv. ]
COMMONWEALTH That The cansea,iDl i,aw
having nnler rerisian The Constitution u
The S.sle II kemurky have inserted =
clause. hy yoie 0f 76 yeas 10 II nays.
derla ing Piezrhers and Ministers IT lie
Gospel iIlfllgible 10 seats ia lhe IgagisIa-
lure.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
SCH0 0OL,

rENllR subscriber would return hi. thinks 10 the
patrons ufhis school iof the past SESSION. and
would respectfully inform his friends, aud the
public generally, that the next session will com.
mrncc the first week IN January.
Branches taught, embracing all thc studies in
an English Course. Intending to enlarge his
school, with Maps, Globes, &c. ior the next ses-
sion, he latcrs himself that, with qualified Teach
ers and delightful place for the School, i, will
he full session Arrangements are being made
for Music aud Drawing. Terms low.
4 select number Of pupils can obtain board in
my family, at 81 pei month.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
liillshorough, Dee. IL. ll-5w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
MR.. & MRS. WILB0N'S
SCisOof for sin0H Fs0ys and
fsfpES.

WILL be opened on the slh Of January next,
IN the Female Academy, aud will end on
the Sth Of June. Tuition will vary from six 10
ten Dollars persessinn. Strict regard will bc paid
To the morals nt children committed In their care.
All scholars viii be considered as entered foi the
session, unless there lie a special contract TO the
contrary.
Hillshoroueh Dee. l2. u-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
State House Burnt new an,

otdt6 HOUSE burhI-THe HeW aHu
beautiful State Capitol al Montgomery,
Ala. was totally desire, ed BY five on Fri
day last. The Senate had just adjourned
but the House was in session al the time.
Theclerks of the two houses saveda their
papers, and the archives Of the State. in
ihc offices Of the Governor, Secretary Of
State, Treasurer, and Comptroller, were
also all saved. Most of the furniture. and
The larger portion Of the different libraries
were likewise preserved from the flames,
so thai The great loss Is The building.
Charleston Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

Rev. Mr.. Perkins. Pastor Of the Uniia.
rian Church al Cincinnati, committed sui.
eide last Friday night. by jumping from
the ferry boat into the river. lie left his
cloak, hat and memorandum book on the
boat. lie was doubtless laboring under
temporary insanity. lie was much es.
ieemed by oil who knew him, and leaves
an interesting family.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
ADaIiy Paper.--our friend John W

ADaIiy Papcr.--Our friend John VI.
Syme, Of the Petersburg Integsnccr, impressed
with the bcIiefihat the town Of Petersburg, with is
$4,000 iuhaLiianis. can afford sufficient support
10 daily paper, has Determined TO make the e.
pertinent, and will issue the Inielligencer..iaily
from the Is, Of January, at the low price Of six
dollars a year. The Tn-weekly Tnteiligcncer
for the country viii be continued heretofore, At
S. year. As vehicle Of news, we consider
the Psisrsbesg inielligencer as among the most
valuable Of our exchanges.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
A Washington correspondent Of the

Baltimore American writes as follows:
The embarrassing legacies bequeaih-
ed BY the last Administration To that ot
General Taylor, in the shape Of intricate
and perplexing questions Of diplomacy.
which the Union" so often predicted
would overthrow the President and his
Cabinet. are now nearly all settled.
The Protocol question, in which Sc
nor Rosa obtained SO signal a triumph
over Mr.. Buchanan. has long since receiv-
cd its ouie,us. The case Of the German
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Distressing Accident t-on last Fl

Distressing Accident last Fri.
day week, Young lady. Miss Caiharine
Mclliarmid. 10 years Of age. was thrown
from horse. and falling with her breast
on a stump. was killed Immediately.
She was a promising and interesting girl.
The accident happened in the upper part
OF Robeson county. N. Caroiiaion.
The name and age correspond with that Of an
interesting young lady, from Cumberland, pu-
pl at the last session in Mr.. and Mrs. BurweI's
school in this place-we hope il is not the same.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Literary Notice.

TIVE soMERyILLE FEMALE SIENNA.
Rl, located in l.easburg. y. C.. may he re,
gaided as permanently established. The number
Of pupils varies between foriy aud fifty regular
students. The patronage is widely extended and
continues 10 increase. The Academy is a com.
modIuus building. consisting Of two rooms capable
Of holding upwards Of sixty pupils. Competent
assistant teachers are employed 10 iill up the va
rious departments u tie school. The course Of
studies Is extensive, requiring ai ieas three years
To complete It. Young ladies Who finish lhe
s"asse Of studies are regarded as graduates Of the
institution. and accordingly rcceisc some public
testimonial Of that fact. IlIr school i furnished
with fine and costly philosophical and chemical
apparatus l.cashnrg has always been and j.
now regarded as decidedly healthy village, as
one emincnlly suited TO educational purposes. lis
high toned moral character. and lis almost entire
freedom from The many temptations and vices Of
villages generally, render il mos dcs;sablc place
ioi female school.
Terms per Session Of flrr Months
Board in my own family aud the various fam-
hes IN the village 30 peI month.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department, sl0 90
Tuition in the Seminary Department, Is 20
Music, extra. 90 90
French, Latin and Greek, each, s 90
Painting and Drawing. s 90
The next session will commence the first We'd.
nestlay in January. 1850.
SOLOMON LEA, Principal.
Lcasburg, December l. lc--3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

"What salary do you expect" inqnir.
ed down town merchant, on Saturday
last. 10 youth who was applying for a
situation. Enoungh 10 keep me from
wishing TO sieal.'' was the frank reininder,
and il pleased the merchan, so well that 4
bar gain was soon struck. NJ y. GloJe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
Virginia Iron Interest. LYNCH.

tEcaAAA avn AaSGACots hC tsA HEti'
burg lIrginian calls attention TO 4 large
sale Of mules and horses. advertised hy
the agent Of ur. jos. IL. Anderson Of Rich.
mond, al the /" Caiawha Furnace -
This the virginian says) is The lir.t
step 10 the general abandonment of the
manufacture nf iron in Virginia. Mr.
Anderson has heretofore made much Of the
pig iron consumed by his rredegar works.
The present low rate Of Scotch pig. upon
which The duly grows less as The price
declines, has compelled him 10 suspend
operations al his Iron Works in Boute.
ionrl."
Iron prospects are certainly less flaiier.
ing III Virginia aud other States Than they
wonld be if the wise system Of moderate
and stable protection were in Gnrce. But
we must hope that The yirginian speaks
too strongly in saving that there is 10 he
/" a general abandonment Of The manufac.
iuIe. Richmond Times.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

esatfa l,ssa s,fs'. srs.ssiits p-Fsiss !
saue-s cn Friday nighi. II was h,. AsseHsh
an snanscmcnt would snrere an eleciion q
Speaker ~ Saturday. Il was for this eause tha,
.he HOusc adjourned on Fdday without, balIoi-
81,
The SkyarE has elected IL standing commit.
tee. and transacted ssRs e1ecDsiVe hssiness, she
only uls,lers thar can he acted on until tie other
Hsre i organized.
IN endorsement on 'he way Tiff from Ralcish
on Sunday night, states that Mr.. cohh. of tieor-
Ga. was elected Speaker Of The House on saiur-
Aly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26

The Fayetteville IN. c. Observer
states .ha. an abundance Of rich iron ore
has been discovered in the close vicinity
Of that town, near Rocklish creek, and
that David Murphy, Fsr, 40 cn.erprisins
gentleman. has p
and commenced lie
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
TIE Parknan Murder, al Boston

Ine FaIkman Murder, al B0ston.-
The 1nrnneGs Inquest ~ this rase. aiirl
Ten DAYS insrslig4ilon. and l4klng irsIi
mony liisi errspies eighty pages a lOUls
rap, have returned llleir serllri. lis, n
substance. thai lie paris IL lie LD,l, fund
had been iden,iiisd aud proved 10 be lie
remains of lhe body and limbs OF DR..
tssmge PaFkm1n. aged abnni sky years;
and lilll lie rame 10 has dralh by yInlens {
on The 23d day of November last. or be-
tween The honr II one and lall II lhe
nrk IN The afternoon /. | that day. lab0uI
wlllrh lime he entered alive. and IA good
heallh. inia The Massachusetts, Mediral
College building.I and lie hour of fur IL
The clork ~ the afternoon ol llle 3Olh day
Of Nosemher la,i. when . portion Of lIle
said remains we've found cnnecaled IN mi
under Tie apartments II Dr. John w.
Mehs.e-. ~ said college huilding. and IN
whieh building illr residue ol said remains
were afterwards discovered tIlal re was
killed IN saId college building hy blow
or hlaws, wound or wounds. inflicted up
ON linn with some instrument or weapon
To the Jurors unknnv n. and BY means moi
yet known 10 said jurors; aud that said
blow or hlhws. wound or wounds. were
inilicted upon him. aud said means were
used By The hands Of said Dr. John w.
Webster. hy whom he was killed.
The evidence i 10 be krpi . secret un.
IL The meeting nf the Grand Jury. who
will further investigate the matter, aud re-
port duTiag tie month Of January next.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1849-12-26
I Railroads. - Prof.
rnrageil in arranging

I Railroads, - Prof.
engaged in arranging
~ for the use of the
is and New Jersey rail.
d upon the front Of the
Shout ll,is prove success.
hiadcirlia Ledger. and Of
tessor .irani supposes, il
3iirg oy railroad as safe
day. This light is a
Gtant. and is said 10
u, qualities Of bolh the
n,nond light and can
comparatively much
1iuary light.
aral Assembly oi
agains, the pre-
power to pre-
d existence ol
territories, and
nature, aud has
ae rst Of which af-
aa cherished attach
sion. but a " desire ia
Iuruetl. aud not as an
~ which possesses