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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

Cheap Living Flour is now selling
at this place al $50 per barrel; Corn q.
81 80 aud SO per bushel; Bacon 30 and
% cents pet. pound: Chickens st % cents
eac Eggs al Is cents per dozen. and
you have to ride day al that, TO ge.
enough Of either The latter for one dinner,
and TO cap the climax, good men are
obliged to sell notes due on the best men
IN the county a, Us and 80 per cent dis
coun, to raise the wind to duy The above
articles at the above moderate prices. so
grea. is the scarcity Of money: but we
can bear these affections, for they will
all certainly be removed rs soon as our
Cahaba Rail Road is constructed, and the
construction is occasionally talked Of
So says the Alabama Mercury. poubllsh-
ed in Marion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
IMPORTANT FRoM FLORIDA.

The schooner Polly. Captain Feiker.
arrived YESTERDAY from Jacksonville. We
learn lram Capt r. that General Jcsup
had sen. tn Galey's Ferry for 800 horses
10 reRex the campaigu. the Chiefs having
not come IN sccurding 10 agreement. and
that STEAMER Forester had been despatch.
ed 10 Savannah on Sunday last.
We learn also hy a passenger in The
schr. \. 3. Mllls. from NJ. Augustine.
thar intelligence had been received Al
that plsre. slaIIng that huslIlIiirs we're
To- have commenced on Saturday last.
25Ih uli
We further learn from Captain South.
wick. oi the .chr \. = Mills. that Iso
Of Graeral Hernandez negroes that
were captured about IL m"Hlh. ago BY
the Indians. had made their escape and
arrived a, ~. Augustine on Saturday
last 25lh uli. who state that abnut 400
IntlIan warriors wrre concentrated near
P,laikekahah III PmllIp's gang. and thai
Abraham had gone M To General Jrsup
aud gwen himself up. where he intended
a. remain. aud there we're a large number
Of lndIans about MusqmIo.
In addition To the above, we have
received The following from our CORES.
pondenl ., st. Augustine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17

A volcanic erupuon occurred on the
island Of Guadaloupe on The 3D. Of Decem.
Der.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-17
W|NNTV NfIIl .
Il sueas'In feh ~. 1877
THE WAR NOT ENDED YER!

Gu Saturday night last. information
was received from General Jrsup's Camp
At Dadr's Battle Greund, and ne regret
TO state. that 1t j. far from cheering, Il
is stated. that the Indians have held no
talk. nor have the chisls returned - They
agreed 10. General Jesup vas 10 wait
until SATURDAY., when he would re CON
mence husllliiies. About one hundred
Indians had been in the Camp, and
Abram and others we're allowed free
ingrrss aud egress.
On Saturday night last. General Her.
nandrzs two negroes Alrck and Stephen
Who we're taken hy the Indians IN May
last. re,urnrd, having effected their escap"
on horseback. We have nui seen them.
but we learn that they state that there Is
a great deal ol dissenuon 10 the nation
The Chiefs are willing to give up. but
the Young warriors are arerse to u; tha,
they have plenty Of ammunition: that
Philips tribe at Top. kolrky have no. been
disturbed. and thai they have force III
NOR" than 400 lighting men! That in
the attack upon The breas, work a, Lake
Monroe they lost one killed and three
wounded, and that the party did not know
of the armIs,lce. A report prevails among
them that General Jesup in holding out
the offer Of talk. intends tn &c. them,
hand cuff them. and ship them off, and
this has prevented their attending. MANY
Of them are now going South with their
families. These negroes are TO be ex-
ahmed in relation 10 The correspondence
which has been carried On with the Ne
groes in town, and much interesting
inIurmlnon is expected TO be obtained
from them. They are ia prison
Charlesion Courier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

market flooded with the very description Of goods be or
'dered, long before his orders is fulfilled
these only few of uhe many difficulties that the i'm
labor underthe distress they experienced last spring
under the could have been avoided.
Sediments by extensions still going among the dry
goods merchants Six twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months given the latter only in but very
debts obbers and the importer commission
merchants remain present unseuled-ali parties having
bees very willing take what offered for the sake Of
starting lair spring.
OF debts the city, the South pays up the best ALL how
ever state hquidaos, hich argues well for the
future.
Several auctions have taken place the past week-none OF
which for cash. An Improvement in the prices for all
domestic goods take hold ghy ard
aution
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

PEARL STREET, Dc. I, 1897.
Business has fallen of from last weeks dull state IN fact
prosperous trade seldom continues 70 e
6rs Of December The esbers did brisk business for about
sr weeks but is entirely until the spring IN
short time few cching merchants viii be Ia the market pur
for their next seasons business which commences IL
January.
There was not single branch OF the dry goods trade al
was a. sure and profitable the manufacture OF clothing
for the southern MARKET but last spring nearly al who were
concerned In failed, leaving only few TO reap he nc
harvest that next spring promises TO produce lev new
have hold Of that business upon the pacpe Of
selling their clothing for the southern staples and shipping
this port for SALE this will account for the sus' con-
sgnsnts cottos many Of dry goods mer
Jobber both In this and other cities have been pur
chasing their spring stock Of domestic goods expectation Of
nm the present prices which win undoubtedly be
the athaugh the have laid for Lar &c
operations
Importers sed sending their general
ders yet few special that must be the
ket early, have gone out
The exteat OF orders sent cut by importers
no crteran OF the goods be imported There s
always q clique the other side who take every
advantage small orders coming from this eouhy, to
send forward large quantity Of dry goods on consgnnen
large importer will receive next sprng avery
heavy amount foreign dry goods, dollar Of which will
be for foreign Under this Of shrs how can
our importers regulate the mporaons meet the demands
Of the country II Is impossible.
In prosperous times importation occssioned every
year until AT length becomes large that the market gat
ted with goods our filled with them, and evenu
sv another state OF like the present produces bankrupt
cy throughout the whole class Of merchants
Again these foreign coasgners have advantage ever The
regular importer as being in situations 70
anticipate orders for particular styles Of goods they send cot
large lots and the importer TO his utter as'onshmen' mus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
Coal Trade.

FRIDAY De cenlbsr ].
The papers Specializing the probabilities ana
the like together With the prospects OF the Anthracite coal
Preparations going forward for the working OF the
Mansfield Mass coal mnessad I, have been first discover
the fall Of 1885, II supposed that coal wi and caa be
half the Price when these eastern mines are
in full tide operation 1.-THE Massachusetts Coal Co. be sue
cessfu the mportaons PenA, vala will be greatly d.
ninshed. Success attend them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

Cotton was dull in Louisville on the nth inst.
The shipments Of cotton from Montgomery Ala. for the
week ending 22d inst were light-rivers being low.
thousand bales arrived Macon Geo. for week end
ing Esd ult Sales st 9ic-pRe cotton goes quick.
This staple has declRsd Ic in the Savannah marketsalt
for esdng the oath u sos bales l.e
Sea Island, 25 26c.
Cotton quoted in Columbus, sc. the gath ut loc
Arrivals free.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
Provision Market.

FRIDAY, DEG l.
We have feature speaks OF today unless be the
ofa large quantity Of poultry from Philadelphia, in very
fine conditsn prices every thing remain the
as in our quotations OF Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
The rates ~ our own currency :

will be by readus that the sales in New Orleans
for days large 2lst 900 bales Mississippi 81
Iec-6Os do louisiana 1oc2i do Mobile i1c22i 81 bales
Mississippi 81 l0cl255 do Mississippi and Louisiana, Ole
343 do Louisiana, Q a lle-2O do Florida 81c.
The demand for cotton in Mobile the Esd ult dull
sales baes-arrivas 62l bales. Stock of all kinds
about 1000 bales classification as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

BALTIMoRE, Nov 28-Ar Maria, wogIon, New York; En-
Cole, dol Hornet Osborne, dol Henry Bager Brggsdo
Henry Clay, do.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. Gar. Washington, Rice, New York
NoRsoLK, New 2s-Ar. Octavia, Page, New York-29th'
Aurora, Dericks on, do.
EpKsroN NJ c. Nov 23-Ar Carpenters Sons, Ethsridgc
New York-srd, Edwin William, do.
WiLMNGToN, NJ C., Nov. 2S-Ar. Lackawans Lanber',
New York; Olive, Powell, do.
CnARLEsToE Nov. 2.-Ar sution, Berry, New York cpd
Panhsnon Thomas Liverpool.
MOBILE. Nov. 23.-CPd Janus Phillips Bamors; Warsaw
MendA New York; Russell Baldwin, Magma DO; Medora
Budd, Liverpool.
New ORLEANs, Nov al-Cfd, Denmark Bangs, Liverpool;
arr Europe, DrummoRd, New York; Huntsville, Edredge,
do ed cPa Niagara. Pike Liverpool Fornosa, Mtss
ell dol Orwell Cow, do James Wilson, Peckner, New York;
Il. ID. Jackson Hay Below, Geo. Cabot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
State Of Trade.

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 1.
BY the Suiy arrived few days since, received the fol-
lowing statsca information Ii emanated from the Admins
traton Customs, who published Volume the external
commerce Of The uboined extracted by the
Gaignan's of the Pars Messenger.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. lst.
The navigation open continuance wealth
promises further supply Of breadstu This tends
keep the prices from advancing. But there
fair demand the following quoatonsNortern rye, lss
l34c southern lsc 80 40c northern barley 9c
corn 100 i2lc Geanessee -four, common, s937t fancy,
e75; Troy and New York City ills IS sS7i Ohio. via
Canal, 80 37i $50; southern stock low change
-four, Ss.75.
Aeorresponden the Baltimore America residing Il
rbugh Va endeavors that the crops this
net greater He aludes New York, Virginia. Ma
ryand Pennsylvania. With the after lie be the
markbut he decidedly wrong in regard hstatethe
crop being much super to that of last The last ac
Ohio the crop Of 1887 be Is 20
Iarger than that of 1886. In this state probably TO 10
per
liz London dates dull Wheat of all
kinds declined from , to IS suarer This owing To
large quantities which have been received from the English
counties and also from foreign imporaons In Liverpool,
which had been dull up to the 18th u improved lit
tie Flour had fallen in price Sack and was dull Al that
The crops throughout the world have been abundant
The following foIa Rochester correspondent
was published short time since in our raper;-
Profits on barrel Of Fiour-Roclester estimute.
E ,.I. sS% Ressss .s % Msw york.
Price in New York, Nov. 49, $sG
Pr.6t to the Miller, sLeo
give another preparedin this city, which stated by the
dealers OF Coenties slip to be more correct s.
Profits barrel IF Eiour-Ne~ York eaim~te
AZ bushels Of wheat al 81 So. TOO
Freight, 87ic, commission, 25c, storage, &c, Il61
Carriage, 24c, sooperage, PC, insurance, 3c, II
Interest 10
r,.. :. New York, -. ' SO
Profit to the miller, 4s
This makes great differences difference Of &l.2 on the
barre. probability that the first statement is too great
the latter too small.
Prices of Fh<at and Flour. -
Whsa. n lusse
Nov. 3e.-Batimore, t2l0 500
3o.-Alrxaudria, 2l0 30 -
25-Boston. 1910 30
22-Ncw Orleans, 800 Ie
l7-LouiSyile, 100 SO
Oct. 1s-St Georges, Grenada. 1900
The importation Of wheat and rye arrived from Nor
way this day In port.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

sE ~ WISHES 10 place hs son. smart, ac-
sher. y1a,b Year, q sgs WIZ rsspsese srmsr
ten,iou w ~ ~ '"' '''"""'' VI" aaa:
nUBUFE's PAINTISGs.-Now exhibiting ., ISL
Paris the celebrated Dubue painter Of The much admit
red pictures Of Adam and Exc and distinguished pupil %
Gent artists To the admirers of he fine these pan,nss
Offer treat not surpassed by any thing which has before
paintings, covering feet canvass represents
anrs) between Juan aee Lambro; and the various
the pencil ~ master ar, most WV nv dspieea 1''
The second Of smaller dimensions although nearly large
stream gushing from rock IN The true style u David anda
The third picture represents besusoI crcas.sn Maid
ed for sale by an Armenian slave merchant, 70 high Turk
Hours Of exhibition from n,hs morning. til 10. sight
1S sLLiAnDs-srkING STEEL CUsHioNs.-To
ID words of tho Mechanics Institute, they
a BAssFoRD Diploma for new fa:hisned Goshen,
below her sente well wien under the cushion when
EN- o. 2s Brosdwsy enrasce joins the Museum through
T.rrspn Lunch or usser sunday Morning News office No
Zee Room, ss fine tables making in all seventeen, ready
CHESS ROOM Just added the eorcern, where rer.
N attendance 70 sseh those who wish 70 learn Chess
n. " Every article IN The trade for sale. nie su-
SHhT GIAHLLEn1IS THE s
in-,an, s.toes and viii open durng The day
and evening for short tme-~here his whole collection
panied with tall and .splanstoy catalogue. sddisn 70
the paintings &c shown 81 his lectures Mr. presents
the inspection OF visitors 200 paintings seutinr
fu Lsndscsres Of the rsires ef,be Far weviewS Of
Indian Nllages-Osnces, sperts ami Aru@errents and
n6cen Lodge wig~sm OF the Grow Tribe, brought from
the foot ~ the Rocky Mountains.
This beautiful work ef erected IN the ~ his
roem and AROUND H. on The spacious walls several hous:od
specimens ef Indian manufactures costumes NC
forming the extensive ana valuable collection OF the kind
made In America.
This collection opened the last IN this city, as 10
soos 10 wit Oiher cities end ths INTO cross the Ausnm
Hours from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ Admission - cents Ar
family and sssoa tickets be made nj the
door. MI w.
MILITARY AND CIVIC BAiL.-Tse Seventh
lVA ~ Greys Third Annual Ball will
he Tsmmany Hall Tuesday evening, December
h 1857 The aor under the direction Ell committee,
assisted Ivy Mr. Parker Dsncirg 10 coumencd nj O'Clock,
and continue until hour Gentsmcn belonging milf
tsrv are requested w uniform Leader
of n q, rbesrs A. Dedv orth Tickets may be had
the book aud of Lannuier Co las Broad
way, Of Hall, and OF the undersis ned committee
II 81 Isnnuer, Francis stsan, N~ W. purdy, Beni q.
Watson, " j. Nordstron, Isaac Boomer, David ~ Plumb,
James Bansen.
o the cemrsny who have ceved heirckets
viii please Apply al i45 Broadway at - Fulton street o. 10
the Secretary, v. SHEAN. n2ecv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
IMPUDENCE-An ady,

III H
" tiscment having appeared in the Courier Enquirer ut
Tharsy signed 90 Tavorr denoune all persons inn
rosers and vendors Of imitation who sell the uyr.an
rpedi ines without his permission.
hereby give noce that there being the
nine Ifysran medicines In the hands this
" throughout he United states that they obtain
usual o all those holing appostment under
mehat feel bound protect the interests Of those ens
Tor years have been selling the medicines. well nv
o- such highly injurious and scsadalous
and that have accordingly commenced proceedings
sw against their libellous propsga'or.
do5t' Office 20 Caral 81 correrof Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02


-vu WIN. MLOUGHLIN, Austoneer.
X -, BEARNs = Co, Homes Bulldog cor.
~ OF y al and PEI RI This Day, oeM ne suo.
iTs S,oxss o s Cusery Consisting Of pss, pocket
Cares needles ca.sters double sinq1e1
eye steel and brass barreled pstos
cARs, Ansans needles hooks ard eyes, Nc nc
psrfumery French and Esglish sea o. Lavender water
Also, An invoice Of combs bosons boo
shoes
Also, an invoice Of Jsveiry- At s
rings, watches, bresst-Ifns, Chains Lc NC. ee sns
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAIx.
G For tie Sale Of Horses, Vehicles 3c nc by commissos
throughout the year H. M precisely, without regard =
weather.
The proprietor takes This opportunity of expressing his -
know TO the of this beth for
hnse and the late firm Of Simpson Cowan, the
liberal patronage bestowed the Bazaar and begs
sure his friends and the public that has its
en and that bis whole attention shall be directed me
its continuance
Horses taken livery usual and careful grooms en-
poyed.
Horses TO hire Of the description shortest notice 70
ms friends, and gentlemen introduced by them.
oL, ON VIM. COWAN. 81 Crosby St
NEW hONA rATIEN sA LIS.-'rhe reenlar
pubiic sales OF Horses Carriages Harl connue
place this we'll known establishment every Monday
The next sale will commence Monday next 4th Dec.
a. IL O'Clock All Horses Carriages, nc. for thu
must be shswn and entered before Saturday
Nov 25th, al O'Clock, p. M.
Its also that early apple alton should made a.
limited namber Of horses only be taken NO horses
can be offered auction unless s,eed for the
catalogue
N. B-An assortment of elegant ssghs just received and
for sale
Also will be sold elegant Chariot two OF harness.
In property Of the late DR.. Busbe.
Also pair of fine bay Horses IL hands high, years old,
o6Sm. JOHN w. WATSON. 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

The this country and France increased
per within the last five years. This country being
grand for French productions Trade with other
has also increased, but not so fast.
The of shipping In the ports Of France for 1885
and &C. fellows;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

THOMAS y. CAuPEnTra,sB BULLION AND

NNU
i BANK NOTE OFFICE, No. ~ Wall st-Unsurrent
nosey every description bought ard sold
able terms Certificates Of depoe and hank chicks
princpa cities ote Union bought the Is- High
paid for specie. 5000 Southern Trust Co
Augu and 200 severeigns for sale.
Notes months date OF the Auburn and Syracuse Rail
Road Company redeemed Bumbcrmans bank snted
a. notes, $500 New Orleans notes. and 100 Patriot
Dou on hand and or sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
Nov. ~ 1851

I LIVERPOOL C0AL-Nos landing. and W Il be sold
L. dollar cheaper than ~ the coal yards II nme
dise application be made 10 the Captain on board the brig
Mary Ann, middls pier Albany Basin North River This
lowered into the vessel expressly for family and
very large The custom Honse measure win be given,
which with thdarge size Of the Jumps, actually makes shout
81 chadron chesrer thsa coal ward sells 2dJts
A STRAL LANPs-The subscriber offers for sale
"A duced cash prices. extensive assortment ~ Astral
Lamps. with glass complete and warranted from IS and
upwad TIE trade will he supplied at properiios.e prices
with 'he' the bronze or glass "a, Pearl T. opposite ilo
LAMPS, Sc-Fsr sale nj 263 Pesrls opposite Hollis e
aud complete OF Maatc Lamps richly
ed in sets and parsLvrrpoo Redectng Church. Reading
and Astral d@~ass glbes and shades ~ all descriptions
plated and bronze articles candesbas Paris clocks low
for cash y. r. WtLBOR-
CUT GLASS DROPS kc-For sale to the trade cut glass
prsm Or lamps cut glass dishes decanters wines, iunbers
Nc o finest ivory knives -nd forks umbrella stands y,p
panncd walters rosewood writing desks tc &c ~ reduced
prices for cash Purchasers have their goods carefully
packed for exporsor sent 10 any part o. the city Or
Brooklyn free of expense. y ~ WtLb1R
d22s 263 Pearl a opposite IIots
CUTLERY ESTABLISH ME- NT-I,sry bssale
~ table and knivs with and without forks; self
TN sh,ms and white bone table and de- scrs gnal
beef Steers snd French cocks
Knives table and dessert knives only In msheg
cases. plated and steel nut crackers boot hooks
eases; Rogers Crooks and woenhelus pepknives Re-
soods scissors Rodger table cutlery, with and withos forks
plated silver forks and spoons, ladies' fish
knives small cutlery In anos
vartv belt holster aud pocket pistols hunting knives
Furnishing Boarding house and hotel keepers will
nport,d sold cheap for cash spproyed Paper
.l,.fr GRAyEIEY WREAKS. q Asto tIous..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
IMPORTS.
Special Com nerce.
rAs mo M A..
Special CON merct.

general trade of France with other countries has
creased much than the special trade which exports the
produce OF the country and imports objects only for home
consumption.
following table sLews TO the reader the imports and
norris of France 35 and '36 -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

Nearly mills in full operation in Patterson, NJ j.
There only that behndhand. One of these holds
commercial paper the Of $4,000 but though abun
dainty able they deermnedto lay idle for shert
time of this forty thousand dollars collected
Yarns bring article sells for this price
preseAt tariff II generally believed that the tariff
will altered These bought fer expectation
in this market costumes TO sell fresyprces having
in Of rhe buyers from last weekly
until the advices received today by the North fmera
from vepoo These have checked the demand and have
holders willing meet the views of purchasers,
prices &c below the quotations OF Saturday,
November 25th Upands Of the fair aud good fair,
are now III lie; Mobile and New Orleans, II
leac Of various descriptions held at l2c
publish above the Liverpool quotations of the 18th oco
ber The following are the rates in currency
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

GEN rLEMAN wishes 10 place his son, q smart ac-
~ tive youth, yesrs 81 age, with respectable farmer
where he can he fully Instructed IN branch
letter addressed TO X. X. i6j Broad will
trnfipu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

MOTIFS STOVES-For Offices, bar rooms steamboats,
and ships cabins, banking rooms, parsrs and
basement halls of dwelling houses lecture
other public roems churches &c, which peculiar
construction require 10 be epenhed with fuel but
ceiUs hours and which in price em IS S85
most OF which may be attached formed pa
useIul effect.
Also DIR. Motifs Patent Wood Cook article Of ac-
knowledged superiority, it will bake boil, roast,
broh at the time by the fire. for from 10 80 persons
at from $l2 TO $3 All OF which be obtained Of and pat
up by the subscribers hours notice.
Stoves be repaired orders put up old ones &c
registered received will be taken hand
in turn STRATTON & SEYMOUR,
Wafer street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02
Prices Of Ehsat and Flour.
Dry Goods Trade.

The first importation OF wheat and rye arrived from
vay this day In our port.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

This makes great difference difference Of &l2 on the
barrel The probability that the first statement IS too great
the latter small.