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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25
STATE LEGIsLATuRE.

= Rais,rh NcSemaes 20
Both branches assembled NJ The Co
wraaeM House. Yesterday afternoon, al
9OrIock. The attendance Of members
", unusually fall.
n tit Senate. VIM. ID. Mosely. Of Le-
DOT v o. aud Hugh Waddell. of Or
ngr, Wing we're nominated tor Speak
a IN calling .he roll. i. appeared there
ssts "a Senators present. Of whom 20
toIed for Mr.. Wsbdell. and % Tor ''r.
Mas.ly. OF course. Mr Waddell was
su' elected. One Senator being absent.
the ''.uII Of this vote shows that The Sc
Bate Is thu. constituted: Wings IS Vans
a. ad me vaeancy To be filed.
FIR the Principal Clerksh'p Of the Sc
aaIe. the followIng gen,lrmsn were put
ia aamaauon. viz. Joseph b. Hinton. ri
HI, c'ty, rhonss G slime, Of Franklin.
and II. l., HaImes. of chalhsm. On the
u hAlloung. liz. S,nne vas elected.
J. r. Ddgs. Of Wilkes. vas elected
R''d'ng Clerk. on The frs, bsllo,ing.
Mrssts Isaac Dockerv and N. @ Bake
bring also IN M ninaiiun
Thomas b. Wheeler ADD Green Till
sers elected nJprkeepers
In iie Commgas. William n. Hay.
Good. Jr w. b. aud William A. Graz
ham WING were pa, IN nomination tor
spassr dr. Haywood was elected by
n" i"l"w'ng vote: Haywood 60; Gra-
hsa So.
There were 4 Wings absent. aud Van
Ba'eaile. aud ane Wing voted for Mr.
Haywood. Tai, vote shows the STATE &c
PARTIES IN the House 10 be 81 Van Buren,
AMI 90 Wing. The vote hasIug been
wa Soee. We shalt he enabled. in our
nexs, 10 publish a statement Of It. in the
coIee II Speaker in both branches.
Charles Manly was re elected Princi-
nI Clerk, and Edmund B. Freeman.
Reading Clesk.
Isaac rruiu was elected Principal Door
Keeper. and James Page Assistant Door.
keeper. Raleigh Rsyisfer.
oa Tuesday a joint committee was sp.
po'a'sd N wai, upon the Governor TO in
iorn hun Of the organiza,ion Of The Two
aoa'e', DC. who subsequently reported
That the Governor would make commu.
nlcatlon to the Legislature on Wednesday
Al IL o'clock.
FhOmns l. West and Peter R. Lilly
we're elected eugrossing clerks.
Committees were appointed 10 prepare
rules Of order.
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I'D 4 n ID.

In Lincoln county Oh the l2ih instant,
Gen. JOSEPH GRAHAM. a hero Of the rtvo-
lulion-and though tine had spared I'm
long among US, il was 10 have beer tipped
from his apparent health and strength mat
he would have been permitted To larry
while longer with us. He was IN Lincoln
ton on Thursday Of the elecuon, IN az
good health ss ususl--he returEed home
on Friday, and died OF Saturday Vi my
Interesting anecdotes might be reIs.d If
his gallant conducts during our revelations
sry struggle: but as We feel our inability
TO DO him justice IN tins respect. We
leave the task 10 some Of the friends of
the deceased. who ate more inuGl 4tely
acquainted with his history, and who We
doubt not will furnish the public with q
sketch OF his noble deeds during the dark
period Of the Revolution.
Lincoln Transcript.
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Alleged Eiolafisn Of Amerirgn Heg.
The following extract il from London
paper per Westminster:
Loasssasiaaple Sspa. "a.
A eircHmstsnee has occurred n Smyr.
"a which may disturb litils the renew-
d harmony bttSeen France and Amerira.
On Ihe I4Gh. The American brig Banian.
loaded wIlh Turkish prodgce fnr Boston.
sci sail and got beyond ihe Castle. when
she Was forcIbly boarded by . Freneh
nian-of-Esris boaI. An officer ami ssse-
raj men. armed. said they we're in search
nf iwo deseriers. who they snsperled 10
be on board. and notwithstanding that
Captain lnRlee assured hem an his word
IL honor Ghsl there Was no sueh men IN
his ship. the French commenced s;uet
search. and moi sueresdlng 10 fiRdiag tic
ieserlers. the Officers ordered The A,neri-
Can captain 10 return N Smyrna. Ga this
the American hauled down he flag.
abandoned The vessel. and the French
brought her 10 anchor belween The Castle
and Ihe town. Captain lnglee then went
on share and made his protest. Thus
the affair remained when the last accounts
leii Smyrna.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

M@seanhtf II.
Coiion-For some days past has Aue-
iua,ed from u to l7a rents; tn day 10
gees 81 rather heavily at ~ To ~! cents;
the reeelp. by Rail Roads and otherwise
average per day from $50 to 300 bales.
Hhsat.-RseeiPGs very small. .nd pri-
res veil supported al, for Rel 81 so 10
I IS: White 81 90 10 2 Is.
TobaeeO.-NO variation in prices since
our last quotations. the receipts continue
very limited. and the demand confined 10
the manufacturers alone; for inferior qua.
sliiies at low prices.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25
rug ELECTION.

xrw YORK. The Albany Argus
,,,urns from al me eonnlies in The
-. srsepl lhFee. showing Van Buren,
s:.,ty al 2e.47I.
NEW HAMPSHIRE he Van BB-
lse,ors have been chooses BY > very
- majority. The election in lhss state
=. ,uIirrIy without interest. the result
,",.s so confidently anticipated By boIh
.,'s. hat there was ma exerli"n.
KENTUCKY the nsJnrilies for
"a ,,rkr. IN The fourleen Counties heard
Ca e. are said 10 be-for Harrison 4.3sl;
=, Van Buren, 5Il.
Ia INDIANA nineleen counties have
"a heard from. IN which the Van BB-
:. ,irkel received a majority IN bur two.
y,,n.ies Tor Harrison $685. for Van
Bssrn I33.
TENNESSEE. The Knoxville Re,
.;.',, yiyes he returns iroIL Ihirt-en
s,.o,i,.. which give 1889 Enr White aad
s,s1 for Van Baren. rhe same paper
,,.r, reported majOrisies Tor White IN slI
s,aa,les. amounting 10 33lO: and inr
Y, Buren, in 1--WE couuIies sm1ua:'ns To
asa. The Register says. TIA, IN Easi
T,ppessee not more than one IlIra # he
,o,,s we're poIled; arssuls in great mea-
,o,, owing 70 The confidence the trends
a Judse White had IN the sireng'h ~
hen cause. In The Hermitage preclnc'.
N Davidson eoanly. The vale sIood for
While SF-Vsn Buren, 20l!
MAINE has gone. as vas expected. Tor
T.a Buren,. Majority not yea aseet;a'n>
al.
IN VERMONT the Wing ticket has
ben eleried by q majority 81 more Than
1908.
n DELAWARE the Wing ueke. has
s.sa elected by decided majority.
C0NNEcTlCUrha s given a mAjori-
N d go far The Van Barea electors.
NEW JERSEY. About half Of the
countless heard from. and the Harrison
hskel largely ahead.
GEORGIA. Returns no, yet CON.
Fss.
The probability now is that VIZ. Van
sarn will be elected BY the Electoral
s0llsges -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Santa Anna. the c;.puve Mexioan chief.
has published a Pn"esl a. ains, tue viola
ton Of the faith engaged IN the agreeme".
between hun and N" government Of Tex
as. lie declares that he has been treated
more like an ordinary criminal. than as
n prisoner of war, the head OF a respecsa>
bic nauan.
He also protests agalns. the treatment
as prisoner, and Ill usage received BY
Gen. Wall. who had come into The Tex
ian camp with dag Of truce. under the
safe. guard and word Of honor Of Gen.
Houston anJwnh The conseIt Of the inem'
beers VI The cabinet.
There are other grounds Of protest; a.
mung them ,ha, OF personal III usage
and priEahous in prison calculated 10
render hfe msuppor.able. aud the an.
certainty With regard 10 his future fate
aud tina. Of The prisoners.
Richmpad Compiler.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Horrible Acciden, By Ponder IN Rum-
tOrd.-oh Monday week. The store Of
Gus e.. Bolster. 10 Ramford. Maine. VAS
blown up by eask VI powder hring set
on FIRE Mr.. Bolster had jus, been geI,lng
a stock 4 goods in his slpre, and among
the articles was cask Of powder. Ills
customers had been trying the powder.
and had leit some particles upon the top
ol The cask A'r. Bolsler's by nine years
did. in order TO smuse himself. andin The
absence III his father. took = coal of fire.
AID thus set the particles IN a hIaze.
Two other y"ung lads were also Ia the
store. The Whole cask Of Powder Im-
mediaiely lgn,,ed. Hail Of the store Was
blawn into the Andrnscoegin. and the
other half into the street. the ronf lumhl.
ing dna1 in the middle. "r Bolster
by was immediately killed. One nj The
other young lads had hrs arm broken.
aud the other was sadl, barn;.
Portland .itiperiiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

We are indebted Ia Capt, Brown. Of
the brig Barbara. recently arrived from
Malaga. Tor The following communication
aud correspondence. arising from the un
iusti6able detention Of All American sea
man by the Captain of an English man
vi war. ". T. Ere. Star.
While the brig John l.. Hudgens,
Captain rurby. Of Philadelphia. was ly
ing in the por, Of Malaga IN September
last. one ol her crew deserted, went on
board the English mauof war brig Jas
seur. Captain Hackett, also lying at The
same port. The man returning for his
clothes. was detained on board the brig
from which he had deserted by the mate.
the master being OH shore.
A boat from The Jasseur, with a mid
shipman. was sent for The man; but the
mate refused 10 give him up. Immedi-
a.elv another boa. with eight or ten men,
under charge Of a Lieutenant, was des-
patched. when he vas seized by force.
and together with his clothes, taken on
board the English vessel.
The mate entered complaint TO our
Consul. George p. BarrelL esq, who
promptly sen, him, with his Vice Consul.
~ charge Of a note TO the commanding
officer, on board the man.of war. No
attention whatever was paid to either Of
these gentlemen or the note, and although
a request vas made to see the First
Lieutenant. who was below, he would
not come on deck. and they were suffer-
ed To remain nearly half an hour. when
they returned on shore.
Thus the affair remained during the
day, and as the Jasseur was on the point
Of sailing. another note was sen, TO Cap.
tain Hackeu by the United States Consul.
which was not answered: but Mr.. Darrell
was informed by the First Lieutenant
tina, Captain Hsckeu was undecided about
giving up the man.,
Mr.. Barrell then as dernier resor,
despatched another note to Captain Hac'
keu, with order for the bearer to wal. fol
an answer. stating that unless the mar
was returned on board the American brll
with all his clothes in given time, h,
would despatch messenger 10 Madrid
and lay the case before The American
| Ambassador. No answer was given
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

NNNNNFuEEs VNt'ElEs =
The emancipation Of The Jews has been
proclaimed in the electorate OF Hesse.
This measure vas proposed 10 The states
BY the Governments ITSELF HeneefSrlh
the Jews will enjoy the same rights AMI
privileges a. the other inhabitants Of he
enunIry A superior eonsisIary. eleclso
lram anOng themselves. xill BE- under
the presidency of Ihe Minister Of the In.
terror. 20 whom are 10 be presented the
candidates for the Office II Rabbi. but The
nomination Is 10 be- confirmed by ihr So
vereIgn. Austria appears 10 be inclined
10 grant the same favor 10 the Jews oI
Bohemia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25
Departure ofths !msricua Envoy.

Departure Of the !Msricnl Envoy.
Signor Gorosliza has embarked for
Mexico. with all the members Ut the
legation. Previous TO hrs departure he
addressed 10 our government an exposI-
lion Of his reasons Tor taking This step,
from which We give the following ex
tract.
"Unhsppily the result has not been
what the undersigned expected. The
nolr of Mr.. Dickens has left hun no hope.
The explanations, moreover. which have
been gwen him in the name of the
President. have shown how little ran he
looked Tor. by Mexico. lmm the United
States. since her most sacred rights. her
most important interests, are thus sacrifice
ed to the shadow of 40 imaginary danger.
Mexico is wr"nged and Insulled as q
measure of precaution.
" Under such painful circumstances,
the unders gned would be waning IN his
duis, as the representative wi Mexico, u
he did not avail himself Of the only meth.
cd leil him, 10 express the pain hs ieels
al lhe wrongs done bis country Ga bis
own responsibility. therefore. he declares
his MISSION from this mJment tsrInlnat'
ed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

meaded Constitution of The stale requires,
ma " the returns Of every Election for
Governor shall be sealed ap and frans-
m'hsf To The Seat Of Government by the
returning officers. directed to the Speak
VI Of The Senate. who shall open and
publish them in the presence Of a majo-
tay OF the Members of both Houses Of
We General Assembly" D.
Our notice has been drawn To this sub
lec'. from the circumstance Of some very
intelligent Sheritfs having sen, on eeriif
cafes Of the Number efvotes given for the
several candidates for Governor. instead
Of the returns" them selves KEEP, by the
'O'l'&eepsrs. The .asserabg is to coa-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

& Expedition 10 Liberia The paren.
COLONIZATION Socie.y are abou. dispa.ch-
ing another ship 10 Liber,s, with stores
and emigran.s. A ship has been char
tered by Arson G. Phelps. esq. and will
sail for Wilmington. N. G. m few DAYS.
The emigran,s Id embark, number about
70-st the head of whom is respectable
colored man by the name OF Lewis She
ridan. lie is man of wealth, aud ma
ny Of the emigrau,s have considerable
property. ". T. Com. advertiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

VI. Paeeo;. Charge d'AfTaires from
france IN the United States. with his
f'miiy. accompanied by u. SaIisny and
VI MoniholOn. who reached New York
= few days ago in ute packel-ship Sylvie
de Grasse, has arrived IN this city. This
Is the same gentleman, our readers will
rsc"lleci. who was Secretary tn the
French Legation, aud Cor time Charge
dAfairr.. before he late difference be
tween the United STATE. and France. now
80 happily terminated. MAJ. LRfeI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Capture Of Havsr.-The Spanish
Slave brig Empress. was brough in,n TN.
vannah nn the 25Ih 81 last month hy the
British lfigsse Vesial Of % guns. Capt.
Jones. The brig Ras ,akrn near the
Island of Grenada o. the Ism Sept. aud
has GU beard 49, slaves, The fr,gsIe
has also taken three other sessf.s under
Portuguese colours and senl them To Sa-
ezra Leone. Nsir Fork Eng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Import of Foreign Wheat. We learn
from the BALTIMORE American that IN The
early part Of the past week sale Of
1000 bushels prime German Whea, was
made lin this city, a. 80. There Is now
no foreign wheat in market. We find
by reference TO the cuslom-house books.
that the quantity Of Wheat imported into
this marke. from the Isl 10 the 2Sih Of
this monlh was a. 40s bushels. During
the Grs. nine months Of the pressn. year
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

pare The Poks and declare wi,0 = slseled,
and musg ol eoGrEe have HE polls "
lists - they wers returned from Ihe dif
ferenl prrcinis. The shsriHs ere POI an
lharized 70 declare fhe resuIf 10 ne sese
raj counties Or give any certificate about
u. They are /" 70 zeal up and iransmis
The returns 10 he Speaker Of The Senate.
&C." These returns must be made. an.
der heavy penalties. In line for the re-
sulI % Be made known. 90 that The Co
vernon elect may qualify and enter on
his duties on The frat day Of January
Reri.
II 10 hoped that the different newspa-
Prrs Of The state will insert This notice.
that the error. IL general. may be correet-
ed. Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

The .frssnh.-We learn that Capt.
Bradford. If The Army. has Gaally closed
lhe contract for the sile of the Arsenal To
b. erected At this place under his diree-
m"a. The place rhosen is ahout q mile
west Il he fown House. ON May Mount,
a spu1 uniting the advantages Of health,
brauiy OF sItusIion. and convenience.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25
IAlD19Da

In Philadelphia. on Tuesday morning
the 9Th instant, BY the Rev George Duf-
field, the Rev, JANIS o. STEDmAS. of
Fayetteville. n. e. to MISS MAssARETTA
B. daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Harbsr,. Of hi.
lsdelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

The Singapore papers 10 the 7ih Of
hay) are sui filled with accounts Of pi-
faeles 10 the Stats Of Mallaeca. and of
she ende"V"nfs l" suppress them. The
Wolf eaplared pIralical prahu (or proa)
on the 23d nf APni. Of Delhi On the
3OIh The british lndIamsH Mary Anne,
Sss attacked by number Of large pr0as
filled with men. but succeeded IN beating
them oil much damaged. The ships
rigging " As very much cut TO peiees.-
About The beginning Of .,iay. a govern.
neus fsIWa "a large open boat) armed
with one twenty ious FOUNDER and four
swivels. manned ~ forty three Tagalas
and commanded by Lieut.. Elliott. of the
Spanish colonial service. was unexpeci-
eddy stacked near Cape Cspones. by
twenty six double banked Malay pross,
each containing about forty men, armed
with muskels. Lieut.. Elliott and bis for
" three natives behaved like heroes
Bearing down upon Ihe largest pros,
they gave her the full charge, Of the
twensy.four FOUNDER within fifty yards,
aud down she aent; they then admins
tered a similar dose TO another, with the
like effect the remaining twenty four
took 10 flight. holly pursued by the falws,
which fired the hong gun sixty two times
with terrible effect. before the pross could
make good their escape. The falwa had
four men killed and len wounded On
receiving intelligence of this gallant affair
the governor OF Manila promoted Lieut.,
Elliott IAN Enel'shmsn) I" The captaincy,
and liberaliy rev aided his crew. A let
ter frnm Manila dated May 10Th. gives 8
terrible account OF the ouWages c"mmit'
Ted by the pirates an Ire coasts oi Pam
gasinang aud Yloco; burning villages,
destroying crops, and carrying of men,
women aud children a. prisoners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

King William the Fourth. whS will BE-
hereafter called BY the name OF the
PscIfcalor. has il 10 confidently asserted
generously offered his mediation IN the
difficulties between France and SwHzer.
land.-Baron Rothschild. a. in the dis
pule with Us, is again the principal
negolIstor. and has had an iuleTvIew v iIh
The Swiss Charge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

.ArIval IN the Charleston and CincIn-
natl Raj Rad seems 10 he threatened On
the west side Of the Mississippi River.
The Missouri papers now propose az
inmsnse track IL rail road 10 commence
At Chwagp. 10 pass direct tn the MIssIs>
sippr river. thence 10 the Missouri river,
and through the rich mineral regions Of
the southern portion Of 'ha, state; thence
through the cotton lands Of Arkansas. TO
terminate again On such point on the
Mississippi as will he secure at all sea-
sous from inlcuupiIons by ice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Bread S.6s.-On FRI y last about
eleven iila0sand bags II aLeal and rye
were received Al The por, If New York
from EuraPe. viz. 800 hags nf wheat
frnm London. 3l47 do from Odessa.
1892 do from Hamburger. and I549 do
rye.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Try virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity
tor Orange county, made at September
term last, will offer for sale al iilsbo:ough,
on Monday the % dsy Of January next,
THIRTEEN NEGROES.
mostly Young ans likely.
Also one Tract Of Land. containing a.
bout 3I3 Acres. adjoining Bradley Collins and
others
And one other Tract Of about 200 acres
on the waters of Book Creek, adjoining John
Thompson aad Others.
Terms Of sale. nine months rsdii. bond and
security required
ELI WOODS, Commissioner.
November - 10
|" The Milton Spectator will publish the
above three weeks and forward the account to
this Alice for payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Bank oi Cape Fsar.--A dividend Of 8
per cenlun, surplus profit, ii this Bank,
has hrra declared, prtnr ~ admitting the
s,ock SUBSCRIBED III November last, and
will b. aavahle from and after the 2lsi
insl. 10 The holders III The old stock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

The Montreal Findicalor % the 4lh.
states thai large purchases Of hour wers
made in that city that week for he Ams
rieaB market. and further heavy orders
have. IL 10 said. been received from the
States, for additional supplies ofihe sane
article. The same paper complains u .
great scarcity Of polstOes in that city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Tie Harvesf.-considersbls sppre-
tensions are beginning IN b. fslt in Ire
land for iie state Of Ghe crops Very
gloomy accounts have been renriVed from
lhe north and northwest The western
coast. The islands, and ihe highlands Of
Scotland are il very preeari0us stale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25
Il Good Blacksmith scanfed.

n will give salary tina W.T. 80 a.. n'an
- COED who can come we'll recommended a.
q Blacksmith Fer further particulars require
Of the SUBSCRIBE. fivt miles south of HILLSIDE
rough.
WILLIAM III. WOODS.
November 20. a6-@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Electoral Election The Electors Of
President and Vice President throughout
The Union. assemble in their respective
STATE csPilols on The 6rsl "Wednesday in
December. TO perform The dUlies enjnined
upon them By The Constitution 81 the
United STATES. and The Laws made in pnr-
suaHce thereof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Bishop Fan TIenk The Rev. vii.
liam II. Van Week. Win ca several wears
has had the pastoral charge &c The Mira,
visn Church in the eiiy of New York.
has recently been elected 10 the Office Of
a bishop, and will hereafter rslde al Sa.
lem. North Carolina NJ. Van Week
will carry with him the sincere wishes
Of many IN this city Cor his prosperity ~
the new and lmpor,an. charge 10 which
he has been called. N. y. Com. .liS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

The PaFlusnese aRIiliaEiss bad Eesamsd
llFsRsise 0Peraiis'as against he csrlisls.
Madrid Ess PeFisrlly lrshqail On The 5iL
4 Oesobtr Nina sss moi sEpeeled 20
I've.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

ihs imPoa q wheat from Europe into
his marker vas 10. 900 bushels. m.klag
he Aggregate import from Ihr IL n
January, 1885. 70 his day. I6i s0s bush
els. .7merinan Earmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

The new Silk Farinry ab"ui IN com
mencs operations in Dedhsm. Massaehu.
sells. will run 1000 spihdles. and en-
ploy 100 iemales
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

The foreign commercial residents in
Canton. especially The British and Ame.
rieans. are sllll urging The necessity 81
more vigorous and decisive measures BY
the Brush Government 20 correct the
ins"lrnee aud prevent The exloruons Of
the Chinese funciionsries. There mus,
be blow up there one Of these days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

bua Eiihin The lime sPeelfssi. tie nl.u
wllh bis baggage Was returned On L.,aFd
The vessel whenee he had tsssr.rd. and
The yasseBr Eff The pan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

Strawberries ia voyember--0n We'd
nesday hsr our eyes had a luscious feast
upon a box of ripe Strawberries. fresh
from the vines of Col. Huchings, "l this
town. The vines produce monlhly.
Por'yna9ih Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-25

A man was lately convicted in The Cir
cult Court. and sentenced TO thirty days
Imprisonment, for singing an indecent
song "a . public street Of Chicago. illi.
noe 90 .ac s.s