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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
Notice.

TvliE subscriber is now ready TO pay off the
Legaiees Of the estate Of John wilkins,
decd, and request them TO come forward and give
proper refunding bonds and receipts fof the same,
as he intends 10 be no longer responsible for any
interest that may hereafter accrue on moneys be-
longing 10 said estate.
JN0. G. DOUGLASS, Admir-.
Sept. i74s. ss--4w
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Bankruptcy Of Lamartine.-l, u

Bankruptcy Of Lamartine.-li will
canse dep rrgrel I'll over The world 10
know that this .glory of France" has
been enDfleiely ruined By The mutations
of fortune resulting from the Revolution.
Ills pairimony is 10 be ssp.igned 10 the
anclioneers hammer. and his Se,slsnce i,
M,lly y advertised among other real e..
tale. 1'his'is The place where Lamariine
was born. where he past his earliest years.
and which he has immorialzed in his
/. Confidence"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TyHE Legsiees Of Thomas Thompson. decd.
II are hereby notified that the undersigned Adj
ministraior Of said estate Is ready for settlement.
and will pay no interest from this date. They are
also notified to furnish 10 the Administrator a
schedule Of advances, in order 10 speedy settle
meni Of the estate.
DAN. W. THOMPSON, Adm'r.
Sept. IS, 1919. 98-sw
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The recent elections have proved that
the Wings have labored quite as hard as
during the Presidential contest. and thai
Tie vote polled exceeds, slightly, tina; cas-,
for Gen. Taylor. in the respective States
where contests have taken place. The
editor Of the Tribune makes up the follow.
ing comparative statement from the official
returns Of such of the States as have al.
ready come in:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
INTERESTING NEWS PROM rLoRrD,


We understand fhai the following era.
flying intelligence has been received al
the War Department from Gen. Twisgs:
An inicrtiew had taken place between an
.fliseT Of our Government and some Of
The leading men " The Florida Seminoles.
which resulted most satisfactorily. u has
been ascoriained that The ouIrages rom
United on Indian fver and Pease creek
were committed by party Of fiv, yonng
Indians. one Of whom MAS refugee. who
thought thai he nigh, escape from justice
By emtrplling his people in 4 war NTH
the United States. The Senninoles dis.
claimed all ronnexion with lie perpeta-
tors Of the ouIrages. and stated that imme.
disiely alter tie offence WAS committed
IN Indian river sn Effort was made 10 cap
lurr lie offenders. but that they were moi
taken until after the sccond outrage. The
offenders are now in custody. however,
and will IN due time he delivered TO the
proper authorities. A meeting between
The Head Chief 81 The Seminoles and
ith. Tuiggs Was appointed TO take place
al Charlotte lllIhor on the 18th instant,
and we may presume. therefore. that the
interview has already occurred. That The
Florida Indians are peaceahly disposed is
now considered beyond doubt.
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REFE@BURo HAhKEfs

A@f--n4 ~ - Al--rt- -r1.crfa
Frdsy. ssEA altk. lsss-
fcRxcca.-The demand eonlinues &C.
iise. and prices iaps0sin9. The breaks
are small-lIaTs sfiag "a . s4l-Iraf
Ala %. The principal sales 81 i.rsf are
Iron s sc; every hlse Prise ssrfiar.
coTrDs.-1he here Is lrss animalios IN
she Markei. lhough holdears arc krn AZ
Toe. Cor choice lots.
FLorR.-The drmsnd l. confined 10 he
retail trade u 81 a sss for super6ne. and
9 a Sc. Cor Family.
MsrAT-T'he receipts are large snd
prices have again rreeded a liiIIr. Red
brinss 80 % eis-: very prime 500.
White 100 los rs.
coRs.-fhe demand Is good al SO
52r.
I.aRD.-ya. Lard IN kegs. o! . els.
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The following is more exact account
than we have yet seen of The late shock
ing steamboat disaster off the Coast oil
Florida:
Extract Of a Letter from Tampa Bay, Sd inst.
"On the 9th ullimo. west Of Egmoni
Bay. large steam vessel, the Mary Kings.
man, chartered BY the Government to car.
nv TO this place Ito mules and 20 horses,
having on board about SO persons, team.
slers and hands, exploded one Of her boil
ers. BY which nineteen men were killed
and eight wuuntled-the latter brought
here, of whom two have died since. All
the horses and mules were so badly scald.
ed OF injured iha, they were thrown over
board"
Good as G0ld.-One our Of exchanges
Justly observes that "good newspapers
are The only paper currency that's worth
more than gold or SILVER"
"Reminiscences Of Chicago. LIN the
year 1884 gentleman called upon The
writer of ihi. article and asked him "a
draw a deed Of conveyance for two lots
in Chicago. II was done. Chicago wa.
then The outpost Of the West. A SINAI
military station had been placed there
aud our Indian agents home was there.
The proprietor Of the lots said the,
were two of The finest lots for stores IL
the new town which was to grow up there
They were sold for ,ery small sum ,t
some merchant in Detroit. Tile induce
ment for the sale was that the mcrchan
had promised To build warehouses upol
them.
We believe he did, and thus began The
progress Of Chicago. In the year 1885,
and SO speculation, especially in Western
lands, was carried on 10 an enormous ex.
Tent. Several New York gentlemen o
capital became interested in Chicago, ant
made great exel,uns for it. II was vel
situated, aud has since grown rapidly. A
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
TOCOntractOrS Of Buildings.

ME The undersigned. Commissioners for Pub.
hr Buildings AZ Alsmance County. siIl
ieceise beds Cor The freriion Of Jsii Il Gsshsns.
m SAID county Of Alauance, until Tnesda, the
ieln o. Oeloter. The 6lioNing i The plan: :.
The buidins lob buiii Of brick, az the fellow
lng plan and Dimensions siz: To e a. feri long
~ z wide; slerstsoa % feet; suhssEucinre "a
briek suPerstrueiuEr firsi story 10 le divided
aaio an enhance and two debtors apartments:
ssesad story. two spssintnis, with cages Tor e.ini
nsls. constructed Of woOd and iron. according Is
plan submitted. The walls Of the delaors' apsr,.
menis 70 lie eased sih WOOD; scaniIins sin "
Ten inches. eeilrd with Inch oak plank, 10 le
hliei with nails. The windows 20 have CRATES.
and the roof 10 be covered with lin. Persons
wishing 20 contract can learn the miuuliae Of The
plan and specifications By application IL IA.
The Commissioners will meet In the town of
ofsham on The above mentioned day, and viii
determine on the bids offered.
JOHN ST0CKARD.
LEMtiEL III. MEBANR,
EDWIN NJ. HOLT.
ALEx'R NEBANE, s
GABRIEL B. LEA,
JACOB SUMMERS. e
ELIAS ALBRIGHT.
HENRY POLICEMAN. >
JOHN TABscO1T,
September 10. o.
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Ihi', heWHsE vii wetk ~ dIsad,ss,
'age 10 either GaEsmneHi. de panies
SOW m The Geld having eomnaenrsd Ibe
duties Of their mission
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EILMsDyBGyeTs &c @.


gT The synod q s~sh csrofns win nrrt
IN his Plsrs On wsssesss3 de sIa a., &c o.
soser neat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

Horrid Suicide letter from Mon
ROCKVILLE. Alabama, dated ON the 2glh day
OF August. details dreadful scene which,
occurred in that place on the evening Of
The date Of The letter. DR.. George A.
Waffle, who had Cor several days been in
state OF inioxicalion. ON The night Of the
29lh, whilst laboring under mania poiu,
put an end 10 lis existence BY severing
both arteries Of his neck ard windpipe
with a razor. The frantic cries OF the
wife Of The decreased brought the writer OF
The letter 10 The spot, but too late 10 pre-.
vent the commission of the horrid deed.
Alter describing The scene with It's attend.
ant horrors. the writer adds: :. Thus has
ended the career of an excellent physician
and irreproachable gentleman, save his
occasional fiis Of inioxicaiion. The lady
was from tho Nouh, aud she Is alone here
without a relative in the ,Snnrh Til.
has been the most inrcIblc temperance
lecture that was ever preached 10 me-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

Marcsular meeting Of Eagle Lodge No. ~
held on the 9th Of August, 1919, the following
Preamble aud resolutions were unanimously a.
jop,cl:
Whereas, The Almighty Disposcr Of events
has removed from the Lodge on earth our dis
insulshcd brother JANIS X. PoIK. late Prcsi.
,en' OF the United States; and whereas this
Lodge Is DESTROYS of offering tribute Of respect
MS mcmmy, therefore,
Msol,rd, That We have heard with profound
mgrl OF The decrease Of our brother James n.
,oA' oil Tennessee. late President Of the United
wales; man whose private life was without
,roaci, and whose virtues were bright cxem-
paHcauon Of the principles Of our fraternity. In
i pubic life he furnished abundant proof that
y Po'sesscd talents Of high order; and though
- Any dllirrcd from him on public measures. yet
acquired ard retained TO his death large
s%'e OF popular favor, and dcscrcdly ranked
"Ong our hrst statesmen. But as above all 9th.
concentration. we have the great satisfaction
'au mat nc gave assurance at his death Of a
e'ncss TOT an entrance into tho Grand Lodge
pe'.'hat be died Mason and . Christian.
Msolscd, That this Lodge offer their sincere
auO,cnee with tho hcrcaved widow Of our de.
~ Mothcr, in her affection and that in tes-
. OF OUT respect for his memory we will
zoe usual badge Of mourning for 80 days
!s@, "a. copy os,hesc proceedings be
. Vie. Folt and ~. they 1. rn.i.sh.
"'e ANsso!cfsh Recorder :aa pca,cSrat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
MO FAMILY sHOULD Pr wrruo,,r

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT
- Doctor MLanes Liver Pills.--The frieb,.
n catalogue Of diseases that have their origin in
diseased stale Of the liver, manifest themselves
in greater or less extent in almost every family.
Dyspepsia, sick headache DISTINCTIONS Of ne
menses, ague and fever, pains in the side. with
dry, hacking cough, are all The results Of hepatic
arrangement; and for these, Dr. M'I.anes Pills
are sovereign remedy. They have never been
known to fail AMI they should he kept at ali
times by families.
DiRrcTIoSs.-Take two or three going to bed.
" ~ sc 'ond or third night Ifthey do no, purge
so or three times by next morning. take one or
two more. A Sigh breakfast should invariably
follow their use.
The Liver Pill may he used where purcing is
simply necessary. AS an ambitious pnrpati,e
they are inferior to none. And in doses Of two
or three, they give astonishing relief to sick head
ache; also in slight arrangements Of the stomach.
III Observe, none are genuine without the
fac smile of the proprieior's signature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

In EQuiNs
Abel GriGs, administrator If John Gr.6is, decd.
against
John w. Younger.
Original Injunction Bill.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
L that John w. Younger is not an inhabitant
Of the State Of North Carolina, it is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Hillsborough Re-
corder for six successive weeks notifying the said
defendant to appear al the next Superior Court OF
Law and Equity for the county Of Alamance. to
he held at Providence Meeting House in said
county, on the sth Monday after the 4th Monday
Of September instant, then andsheir to plead, an
swcr or demur to compliments bill. or the same
will be taken pro eonfesso as to him, and decree
made accordingly.
Witness Isaac Holt, Clerk and Master Of ou'
Court Of Equity for Alamance County, at Oiiice
this i 18th September, 1919,
" ISAAC HOLT. c. e. N. L.
Sept. 90. Price adv. $3.50. 0O-6v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

Say % two since Ns saH ihe assus lost
taken q ! hicaga. nslkinE 2s.s00 ni.sbi-
isHis The Whole 81 his 60srishinE
yOungeay Is lhe growth 0f Iaunsea yesrs.
cfa1Rnafi Ala.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
Cuba and Gen. Taylor.-ln a lc,

CuDa and Gen. TayI0r.-In a letter
from The Capt. General 81 Cuba to gen.
ilcman in The ciiy OF New Orleans. allu.
sion is thus made. says tho New Orleans
Bee, TO the Proclamation OF The Presi.
dent:
.The proclamation and action OF the
President Of The United States. is no more
than expected from the brave soldier
who 30 successfully led his troops 10 vic.
tory. through an enemy's country. and
who, in every advantage, gained an addi.
iional glory BY his generosity and MGR
cy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

At the request Of some jealous members ofthc
Son. Of Temperance We have given for public in
i''ml,ion the constitutions Of the Order; COM
Fbm; the more rcsjil, because Of the little de-
mud which has recently been made upon our
columns for Intelligence Of more general interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
our Relations With France

0ur Relations with France
csnsidsiabie scnsaii0s h~s Lcrn manifested -
&c Rosihem cIiirs. in Consequence q diff~aliy
nhirh has grown up briwrrn the frnrl Miais-
a. snd eur Government. which resuisrd IN he
rrfsssl Of our Government 20 hold any farther
correspondence Nth him. The whole Of he
correspondence. As also thai NTH fhe Yrench Co
.rnlment csnncc,rd ~sh Il. i publish-d IN ne
Nalicnl InieIIisrncrr q The sd instant. and oc-
su,irs somr sesen % eisks eoInmnsi in that print.
Il appears ihai on fhs 1ih day q February
Ia, the Minister Of France 10 the United stsses
IN. Poussin.) in note 10 Mr.. Buchanan. then
Secretary q sisie. stated that he was charged BY
the French Government 20 prosecute claim
against The Government d the United st.ies.
brought b. frenehman established in MrIico
hamed A. Pon. fol Naturalization Cor damages
sustained By him from the acts Of certain agents
Of ihe army Of The United States. His ,pPlica.
lion misls 10 regarded rs heins IN fle nature Of
~ sHerl from The sentence Of Military Court
ii Inquiry a. Purs.e. which had made decision
unfi,alilie 10 the chin be presented.
Il appearing that no answer Was returned b,
VI. Durhanln. the sa,jrct Was brought 10 the
naricr II Mr.. Clayton. Who devoted himself 20
full and Cir investigation Of the cLim and after
reviewing the esldrnre Submitted 20 him ly The
ffrnch Government. and al The e,ijens. he
could obtain. on the 2slh Of Much Ia can.
hcucrd 10 Mr. foussin, in respectful lsngusgr.
III. DECISION. which Was. /" that N. Pod had no
US, cause 20 c dissatisfied with the award Of the
Mlli,sr, Court u Inquiry" The Minister no, le-
ing satisfied with this derison. renewed the cor
r.pOnaencc. in the cOur-e of ~hi,Il he displayed
considerable iniemperance. aud used expressions
rhich were deemed hishl, enccp,ionah'e.
The claim Of ". Port VAS for damages on
quantity of Tohacro which he had purchased Il
arUhlie ale Al pushe Of Capt. Webster; The
SD ici.acce bring afterwards claimed Is the plo-
Iery Of VI. Domerq. Who bad r1rchsscd al
ITe,icu, sale. Under the decision Of The Court
cflnquig the purchase money had lren refund.
81 10 ". Pon, with interest. This was the fret
complaint.
The second complain, was Coz The drnicniicn
cflhe French barque Eurrnie" ls Commander
Carpenter, Of The United States wal steamer Iris.
The Eugene had struck on the hank Of Riss. and
wasin linminen, peril, and hssins hsrn rsssnsd i,y
the Iris. salvage wa claimed Coz tbs i~nrsi NJ al.
.lhcer. and crew. The vessel was detained this.
" hours, but was afterwards given up.
In the correspondence ON this OCCASION NJ.
rOussin made expressions as unsuarded as in the
icrmer correspondence, which led 10 bis disni-.
eel
In the correspondence which was subsequent.
b held with the French Government. the Minis
H Of forign Affairs does MOI seem disposed TO
tensurr ". poussin, In, there Il no reason 10 an.
ehcnd thai any serious difficulty viii ensue.
The correspondence is too soluminous 20, our
columns, hut in cur ner, We may give the out
lines.
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The following proceedings Of Eagle Lodge
we're handed 10 us two or the weeks AGO, bu.
Nere mislaid. and ia the hurry Of business for
s0' Though late, we publish them, TO show the
'esIre, which the Lodge entertained Tor the me
MT. u the late President.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
"A MOTHER CERTIFICATE 10 the excel.
"A lence Of M'Lanc's yermifuge!
Messrs. j. Kidd & Co.


Messrs. ]. Kidd & Co.
Genflemea--It is with pleasure
hand this, my certificate, (tesifyng 10 the gene.
raj popularity of DR.. M'Lane's American Worm
Specific,) to your travelling agent. Mr.. Munroe
Some time ago received from him small lot 10
sell on commission. used few bottles in my
own family, to the good effects Of which can
fully testify. The balance sold to my custom.
crs, and found on inquiry, that il gave very
general satisfaction.
GEORGE MAXWELL,
Augusta, Carroll Co. Ohio, July %, 1886.
FOR SALE BY
Long 4 Webb, Hillsborough: d. Hcartt, DO;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mooring,
Mooringville; Hurdle & Hurdle. Walnut Gmyc.
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, Mt. Tirza Per-
son County.
FEBRUARY z. 67-
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sxewrrcnch sIinlster.-Thc New

York Tribune Of wedncsd " says: I'VE are H..
iormod tina, Mr. Poussin's recall has been decided
on by the French Government, in'lcp n lent Of
hs difficulty with the Cabinet al Washington.
VI. De Montholon, the son Of ten. Mon,holon,
i. sid 10 he named his successor"
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AetsuIie explosion "A brilliant me.
ieof passed sssf Siaunlon en- The nizh n
The ienh fhsi.. abanl N o,elsrk. whi,t
vas ialtosed by lrenses.l.ns ern,.,;r,,
described BY gentleman who heard !. =
resembling That of ; powder margarine.
The shock Was feli IN many III The hons.
es Of ihr iosn. shaking wind a.
and leading 70 The suppOsilioa thas al
earthquake had occurred.
he rlnfefs who snapped the I.ehiel
rnal irst'e lev months aga, and interfer.
ca so materially wirh ihe interests a
Pennsylvania m is trade on she Delaware
Division. have had their irial al Eas,on.
End those convicted sentenced. Thsrnas
Brelsford was fined $500. and s5.noo Sc
curly 10 Keep The peace fos i've yezrs:
snd Others hned. &r. prorerfionaily.
-<r~eet ~s~~-e-~
Extract from IeileT recrived IN washinefon cir
from gentleman q knorn yeracify, dated Il
Monterey, Juk "a.
The California excitement is the great.
est hnmbug Of all time. There is much
gold N The eollniry. but in most cases a
min cannot clear hui lille beyond his
board. while the labor Is of The hardest
and most exposing kind. Some Few have
luck and make largely within short time,
which is irsmpeIcd every where for eBesi.
While ] worked ] did nal get enough IN
pay my board. tits well understood here.
that certain officers have wrirfen home ir
an official capacity more favorable &C.
counts Than this. Those Who remain A.
mone us. IL fiey hare any generous feel
ings lefi ,hem. must depIore the part they
have taken when they behold the hundreds
and thousands now landing here, with
high hopes that (ala. y will never be re-
allied. ] am at This place ON my way
from San Francisco 10 Los Angeles. where
! design settling if like il. When I get
there and sellIe | will write won letter
as long and broad as Pennsylvania avenue.
giving history OF all I saw and pari Of
which | was.
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Thomas H. Benton. Sena

Thomas H. Benton.-The Senator
from Missouri spoke ON The lst instant al
Fsyeiic, in Howard county, Missouri. II
had been currently given uu, for some
time that he dared not speak there; and
when the day arrived, besides persons
from Il country present, men had come
in from the neighboring counties, and COM
mon pistols and revolvers abounded. II
was threatened that Mr.. Benton should
answer questions, or walk over dead DO.
,kcs before he col out Of the college build.
ing. IN which he was 10 speak.
When the Senator arrived at Fayette.
letter was offered him from DR.. -,
which Mr.. Benton refused 10 touch. say
ing that lie did mol receive letters from a
man who demanded an answer with SIX
bariclcd revolver under his coat. Al one
O'Clock Mr.. Benton entered the hall
where he was TO spcak--a hall holding
about Zoo persons. aud crowded 10 over.
flowing. His rising was greeted with
Kisses aud groans. through which only a
few words Of the speaker could be caught
al intervals. This confusion lasted about
fifteen minutes, when the Senator obtained
command Of his audience, and spoke FOL
about four hours without further INTERRUPT
,ion. The speech is said 10 have been .
new one. The topics were the Missouri
resolutions, notification. and the Wilmo
proviso. Mr.. Benton left the stand and
the College hall few minutes before fiy,
O'Clock. followed by about three.ionrlh'
Of his audience, who congratulated hin
on his speech and the eiiec, il.
Phil. Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

OohVention-Ths Day.-oa consul,
,as'eh Hiill some Of our legal friends WHO
l,sHe Just heeh Al home a iew hnurs from
i'eif e1ufis, Ee ascertain Ihzl 1EHadau.
ne lsih 81 OetOter. VIII canarr. Is
WIN Other engagements u our public mea
generally. Than any lime lhai has b<rs
suggested Coz holding the Rail Road csn.
Eenlien in lhis place.
u . important that lhe day shouls Be-
immediately Fixed spon. Ifihere are 40
insupefsbt nbrstfons. se resreeffulIy
sugsestio Ednon friendly 10 the object, Al
onre 10 saaounee Thursday. Oriober is.
NJ me hme inr The conreniinn 10 meet.
Several Of The neighboring counties we
understand are moslng FOR The purpose Of
app.'inling delegates. We have rrasnn
70 believe thai more deeply anxious in.
irIesi now perrsi.es he pnhlie mind. m
al uiis rrginn. than ever heretofore. Ii
l. important lliai fils . rsls' Of feeling be
.iaken Al The food" and il is hopcs Ihau
The irieads az the prajeci will come 10
with determination moi only 10 deserve
suceesss bur 10 succeed.
Grtnstoroggh Pssrisf.
Increasing In Value. The con-
mrnctmen, ~ the rsrk OF rxiendinx he
Hal,inofe and Ohio Hsilmad wesiwardly
into Southwestern Virginia has had The ii.
hri Of giving materially increased value
70 iahds - ihai region. According 10 the
Preston County Democrat. lands whirh
SIR months ago eonid na be sold ID one
dollar per asr are. non selling al from
iifr 10 twenty-five dollars.
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Hon. Theodore Frellnshuysen has
been elected by unanimous vote Of the
Trustees 10 the Presidency of Rutgers
College, at New Brunswick, New Jer.
sey.
-~-5----.5>---@-
Mexican Boundary Surycy.-A letter I'M
der the date Of San Diego, July 0, says:
"The Mexican Commissioners and his
party choscn to run the boundary line be.
tween this and that republic. reached this
port on the morning Of the Sd instant.
Col. Weller and his party. appointed on
the part Of the United States. had pre-.
viously arrived, ION the lst Of june The
terms Of the treaty required meeting al
This port for shat purpose on the S0'h oil
May, but II tural causes, beyond the con-
,rol Of either commission. defeated them
both IN that special letter Of the treaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

Good as G0ld.-One our Of exchanges
Justly observes that "good newspapers
are The only paper currency that's worth
more than gold or silver"