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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

Newton Cannon, ex-governor Of Ten
nessce. and formerly one Of its rePrescn-
taliyes in Congress, died at Nashville on
the - inst. aged abOu. 60 years. lie
was struck with paralysis on the night Of
the s,h inst which suddenly deprived him
Of speech and the use Of his limbs on the
right side, and terminated in death day
or two afterwards.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

Gen. Harrison and the Bn.k.--E,e.
~ variety nj opinion and Determination,
Gays the Phllsdelphia Nouh American.
pp"n The Bank question. has been s,iri-
bnIsd To The lainen,ed Harrison. since
the VeIo Message. llis opinion WAS sx
plcrly gisen in his reply 10 the letters
sf Shrrod Williams. The annexed eA-
trac, presents she question. aud distinct
answer. lie, il be read aud remember.
ed.
THE question 'h"n for me to answer
is, " neither under The circumstances which
you state, If slec;ed To ihe of1ice OF Pre-.
siieni. would sign an ACT IN charter
another bank! answer. ! rouii. If il
were clearly aseeraiurd tina, ,hc public
interests. IN relation To the collection and
al the revenue, would male
Iialiy suffer without one"
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From the Philadelphia Courier aud Inqa e,

From the Philajelphia csurior aud lnqn er
We have been called upon by number
of officers of the Navy, and requested to
give i, as the opinion Of The entire Navy,
as far as it has been ascertained, that never
was Department characterized BY more
efficiency, vigor, and ability than during
the brief bat brilliant administration ofthe
Hon. Geo. E. Badger. His retirement
is source of the deepest regret to the
service. lie not only enjoyed the con-
fidence Of the officers in an eminent de-
gree. bu, he had already assisted to give
new impulse to that important arm OF
national defence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

SUNDAY To those who observe
The ,Iav agreeable To its institution. Sunday
il day of cheerfulness, festival; il is rrs.
10 the pnor, relaxa,inn 10 the rich, com.
for, TO The afflicted. aud sdmonition TO the
prosperous. Unsuccessful in our calling,
onr duty is thanksgiving; IL distressed.
prayer; if wealthy, gratitude; il poor. re-
signa,ion. An opportunity Tor all these
du,les is afforded in public worship. and
public worship is bes, shifted 10 the weak
ness of our nature; Tor all stand in need
either Of example 10 aid their fervency,
or exhor,a,inn In advance their progress,
or mu,u,l conformity to promote their
devo,ian. After attendance upon the pub
lie service, | knnw no rigid or gloomy
observances which do not par,ake m"re
Of ceremony than true religion. Calm.
aes, and tranquility are the happies' pro-
duce Of devot,on; rest .withous Madeleine,
recres,iou wi,hon, disturbances. aud con.
versa,ion without cant, a,ake the day a
day Of blessing 10 III Who feel that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

The philadelphia National Gazette ol
Thursday last. mcntions the loss. on the
jersey coast. OF the valuable barke tiori-
ia. from Canton for New York. The
carg". was valued =, 100000 dollars.
Crew all s,ved. The lie Ter bag was saw.
ed. anil taken To New York.
From this s;prce. intelligence has been
received tina, the BRUSH Government had
instructed Csp,. Elliot to demand tween
" fur million. nf dollars from the CHI
uess Government. and in the event 81
refusal he was TO destroy the city Of Can
ton. aud proceed I" Pekin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30
BY The Presideni Of fke United Siafes Of
.9merica.
A PROCLAMATION

- &oAts
WHEREAS iihas come 10 the knowledge
Of The Government of the United States
that sundry secret Lodges, Clubs. or AS
socialions exist on the Northern Frontier;
that the members Of these Lodges are
bound together by secret oashs; that they
have collected firearms and other military
materials, and sscreted them in sundry
places; and that IL is their purpose 10
violate The laws their country by making
military and lawless incursions, when OPP
portnnity shall offer, into The Territories
of a Power with which the United States
ara al peace; and whereas il is known that
travelling agitators, from both sides OF the
line, visit these Lodges, and harangue the
members in secret meeting, stimulating
them 10 Illegal acts; and whereas the
same persons are known to levy contrihu-
tons on the ignorant and credulous for
their own benefit, thus supporting and
enriching themselves by the basest means;
and whereas the unlawful intentions Of the
members Of these Lodges have already
been manifested in an attempt to destroy
the lives and property Of the inhabitants
Of Chippewa, in Canada, and the public
property Of the British Government here
being: Now, therefore, l, John Tyler.
President Of the United States, do issue
this my proclamation, admonishing all
such evil-minded persons of the condign
punishment which is certain 10 oyeriake
them; assuring them that the laws Of the
United States will be vigorously executed
against their illegal acts; and that il in any
iawless incursion into Canada they fall
into the hands Of the British authorities
they will not be reclaimed as American
citizens, nor any interference made by
this Government in their behalf.
And exhort all well-meaning but de.
luded persons who may have joined these
Lodges Immediately to abandon them, and
to have nothing more to do with their
secret meetings, or unlawful oaihs, as they
weald avoid serious consequences 70 them
selves. And expect The intelligent and
well-disposed members Of the community
TO frown on all these unlawful combina-
tons and illegal proceedings, and to assist
the Government in maintaining the peace
of the country against the mischievous
consequences Of the acts Of these violators
Of the law.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
Washington, the twen,y-6fth day
Of September. A. ID. one thousand
r.. S. eight hundred and foriy-one. and
of the Independence ofthe United
States the sixty-sixth.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of STATE.
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Stray.
STATE OF NoRrH-caR0EIEa.
Orange County.

IN Equiiy-S+r smbsr Tern. 1871.
caiid campbsH y. ESrsid T4rHer and siksrs.
1PiiS ease coming on 20 ne heard. 10 10 or
drred that qualifications be made In the
iI,iiEb"r.agh R@rnrdsr & sis prks suress.
sisely, thsi Ea~aIJ TsneT. one IL The de.
iendants in this rausr, appear 81 the mkt
term uf this curt, 20 BE- held for The ,oanty
ofniaHge. a. tie snuri hansc in Hillsbnraush,
mn the serand Ma.dai sf agarth hrxI. and
Plead, ansa ~ or dsnur, The Lill will be ta-
krn pre- eon!esso, and eel dow q Iur hearing cx
paIfe ss 90 lin.
JAMES WEBB. C. & A.
Price adv 81 90 80 6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

ny virtue oi decree Of tie Court Of Equity
for the county 81 orange, made at Sepemi.
Der term. 1871, on the petIiIon Of James Webb,
agent, vs. YIN l. Duthams heirs, ! shall off.t
Tor sale on the 3Oth day of ociober next, beIore
the court house door in .iilIsborough, tie
Tract OF Land
where the widow Durham now lives, and where
the late wu,. l.. Durham lived aud died.
Twelve months credit will be gwen; the pur.
chaser giving baud and security.
JAMES WEBB, c. 8. NJ.
September 20. . o.
Try virtue Of q decree of the Court Of Equity
Tor the county Of Orange, made Al Seplcm
Der term. 1871, an the Ps uiion Vi ilouf hines
and others, I shall ufer Tor sale on the 30,h day
of November next, before The eour, house IN
IlllsboIoagh.
The Lands
whrreon the late John lIoof hines lived and d.
ed, ON the waters Of Frances Creek. Twelve
months credit I'LL be given; the purchaser CIV.
JAMES WEBB. c. & A.
Septcmbsr 70 % lw
HY virtue Of deciee Of the Court Of Equity
Tor the county Of U,angs, made al Srplrm
her Term, lS4I. on the petition Of Chesley ?.
Georpc's heIrs shall offer Tor sale on the 30lh
day Of ociobsr nexi, al Pratt's Store, the
Tract Of Land
known as the home place Of the late Chesley
p Georpe Twelve months credit will be Civ.
an the purchaser giving l,ord and security.
JAMES WEBB. C. & H.
September 20. W
10y virtue sf q decree Of the Cont Of Equity
u for the couniy Of Orange, made al Septem.
her terni, 1871, on the petition at RcdIne
Gc,rre and others. I shall offrr for ssle on the
goth DAY Of October next, at Pratt's Store, the
following Tracts ofiand;
One Tract Of 52a Acres in Wake crun
y belopuinp To the heirs Of Polly Leigh, ad.
ioin,np the land Of Samuel Green aud Others.
One other Tract Of 52a Acres. sdjoin-
ing the above, belonging 70 the heirs Of The late
Thomas r. Genrge.
One other Tact of 40 Acres, lying IN
Orange county. adjoining tho lands Of Ezekiel
George aud Others.
Twelve months credit viii be given; the par
chaser giving bond and security.
JAMES WEBB. C. & al.
September 20. ss--4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

The Hon. John M'Lean, j, is said, has
dec ined accepting the Office Of Secretary
Of War, which was rendered to him BY
the President by and with the advice and
e,nsent Of the Senate. lie prefers, j,
seems. to retain his presen, digni6cd sta
i'm of Associate Judge Of the Supreme
Colrt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

Much has been said recently in relation
10 the increase OF the duties on some arii-
cles. rendered necessary by the heavy
debt with which the country was burihen-
ed by the last administration. An Incl
dent occurred in the discussion on The re-
venue bill in the Senate. that sufficiently
proves the insinceriiy Of those who have
clamorcd so much about the levying Of
those du,iess 80 much complained Of. The
question was, whether imported jewelry
should be taxed twelve and half, or twen-
" per cent The smallest duty was sup
ported by the Locofocos with considera-
bic zeal. Messrs. Wright, King and Cal
houn commended that twelve and half per
cen. duty was amply sufficient while Mr..
tlay and the Wings generally, insisted
that il should be increased 10 twenty per
cent. The question was then taken, and
j, was agreed, that duty Of TWENTY PER
CENT. should be imposed upon ull import
ed .isreiry.
The people can readily perceive the in
sincerity Of those who clamor so loudly
against tax upon necessaries, and at the
same time oppose with equal violence, a
duty upon Injuries. Rnor. Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

Mr.. John Grieg, the gentleman who
was elected to Congress in New York, as
successor to Mr.. Granger, upon his APP
pointmcn, "a the office Of Pos, Master
General, has resigned his seat, in order
that Mr.. Granger may be elected again to
represent his district in Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30
Ehe. Sealr.rIhrr .

Ere. grs Ss2'rEhsr ..
Tie Ssa gipisg sp is Dsad.-Br-
tween 100 and 100 bodies hate been IA
ken from the Lake since our last pubIica-
iion, chiefly found near where he Enc
was burnt. and all having rose 70 he sur
lace near the Same Tine. A heavy thun-
der storm passing over The spot Is said 10
have produced this sudden effect. They
have been buried principally at Dunkirk,
Silver Greek, and Buffalo. One body, a
man, German By birth, having in his peck
e. ticket for passage 10 Chicago. mark
cd z. Kellermann, given by p. L. Par
sons d Co., was brought in al this port
and buried. Six Of those found below,
namely, Robert Hughes, Joseph d. S,er-
reii, Philip Felgsri, Augustus Fuller. Jer-
~ Shane. and Patrick Foley belonged 10
this borough and county. Gozeiis.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
In Eouity--Senlpmb Term. ls4l.

Barter Daris and Vifs- Petition.
TIT appearing tn the satisfaction Of the Court
- that David Strain. George Tate and Nancy
lie wife, James rraclsnd aud lane his vile,
lanes strain. Yilliam Strain. lane e. Nelson,
William D. Erlson, catharinc Nelsun and Ma.
~ Nielsen, children 81 Mary Nelson, who ia
.eTInsnied Nth David ke.san, are aoi inha.
piiaHts Of this state. q 10 therefore ordered
that pnbIEalioE be made IN the ITlllsLorongh
Recorder lnr si1 weeks succ, ssisely. that they
.ppear Al the next term of this Cont, 10 be
ield for the cauniy uf Orange. 81 the eoDit
lousc ia iiIllsborough. on q e second Monday
IA March next, and plead, answer or denur.
them, aud set down f"r hearing en- par,s.
\1NES WEBB. Z. & a.
Price adv % So 92-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Il all and Winter
GOODS.

James Webb, jr. d. Co.,
ARE now resolving irom New iok aud Phi.
- ladslphis, . handsome assprtmsnI o. Fab
and Minier Gaads. which they offer 10 then
friends aud the public on very reasonab.,
terms.
Their assortment consists Of the latest siyl.
Of Goods, and has been selected with much
care. The following are comprised IN the as
snriment;
Super wool-dyed Black CLOTH.
do. Green 10.
DO. Grey dn.
do. Black CASSIMERES
Fancy English do.
Paris Diamond do.
Vslenra. Marine. aud plain and figured
Satin VESTlNGS.
Kentucky Jeans. Ss,ineus, &c &c.
Blue-blsck g. black Gro de Swiss SILKS.
Wide black Gro Gram do.
Coloured Chem do.
Coloured Satin DE Rhones--a new and
superior article foe Ladies dresses.
Bonnets and R,tuns-la,esi STYLE.
Blankets, Sh"es. Has, Sho, Guns, Hard
ware. CUTLERY. Crorkery, &c. &c.
The public ae resrec fully requested 10 cal
aud examine Tor themselves; aud We q liter ou,.
selves That We can Please them b1Ih IA the ~.
tieles sns1 the prices. 80 *s es
The stock has been purchased almost entire
ly for cast, aud will be sud law iar cash. 0w.
ing 10 the nat 70 of Tie tunes, il is necessary
that we should make some change in the VA
iare ofour bIsiacss; conseq gently We shah de.
cline making small accounts, aud shall keep
none except with our regular customers. By
thus making il mnre Of cash business, We
shall be- alb 10 furnish our customers with
good. a. clIraper rates.
lDe Al accounts must be settled by the fiFsr
of January in each year.
September %. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30
To Wagoners.

WYAG0NERS going 10 Milton, N C., aud
W wanting loading, will please apply To tbs
editor Of the Recorder,
September 27. 92-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

ssis; mind sd serios. rarduri, saars
NOE l~asnre hat lie s.e.ous experi
snce IN Ne iaru'ernce u lleenuoas.
lanai u.Us iays.
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STATE OF NORTlI-CARoLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
AnpnsI Term. lR4I.

August Term. 1871.
Gabriel B. Ltav .Nathanitl B Si.udrt
IfT appearing To the ssIisfaci on of the Coart
- that the defendant ia this case has hn
the county; u 10 therefore ordered that pub.
Iiration be made in the llillsborough Eecer.
der for six weeks succeslyely, notifying the
said defendant tia, the plaintiff has levied
on his interest ia the lands Of Charles Stew
art. deceased, adjoining the lands Of Alien
Compton aud others aud tina, application will
he made al the next term Of this Court (or an
order OF sale.
JOHN TAYLOR, CLERK.
Price adv 81 90 92-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

NJ. Ca,Sbrel'ng. our late Minister !"
Russia. arrived at New York in the
Great Western. on Thursday evening
alier an absence of two years in Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

4 Praciisal Observation-Disclosures is
nothing like pr.cncsl illustrations. up"n
any sutjrcl. Dr.. Jsweu. in his rscen.
visit To Chesterfield. had practical illus
ra,ion Of his suhiecs furnished TO his
hands. Ia the midst of hls address, a
drunkard staggered into the room. nut
te,ed over some of hIs drunken lingo, and.
we believe. claimed the privilege Of speak.
ing. The DIR. very politely inviIed hun
int" the desk. aud Informed him that he
should have an opportunity I" be heard.
The fellow blundered INTO the desk. hut
he had so much Of The "gond creature"
down. that he vas obliged 10 81, p'e'y
qu,etly. The DR.. then wen, on with his
address. lie SAID when Butsnis, lee
lures upon the suhjeci uf Botany. he has
specimens To ,lles,ra.e his subject. Here.
SAID the Dr. | have a specimen to Illus
,ra'e my subject. The eiIrc, Of the ex
hihil,"n of The poor inebria,e, was most
salu,sry. as may well be supposed.
Northampton Gazttie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

The General Ticket system in Alaha-
mn has heen voted down by large ma
jori,y in the late election. S,xty-six out
Of the hundred Representatives, and all OF
the Scaa;o.s, have been instructed by the
vote Of their respective counties to repeal
the General Ticket system.
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STATE OF NORTII-cARoLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court oil Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Asgns, Tern, l6ii.
Martha Lynn,
Hsnry !Maram and sis DF'''''o" io' Dover.

ind others -
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction &c lhe Court,
. that lhu defendants, iteary Marcnm aud
wife Nancy, and Riley iickers aud wife Cath
atinc. are not inhahi ants &C this s ate: q is
therefore ordered, that publication be made in
the iiilIsbotough Recorder, i"r Sin weeks sue
cessiyely. Tor the said defendants To appear at
the next term of the roari, 10 b. held Tor tie
county Of orange, at the court house in iiils-
Borough. Oh the Iih Monday OF November next,
and plead. answer or demur to the soid peti.
ton. or the same will he taken pro eonJssso,
aud heard tr p0ris as ~ them.
Attest,
JOHN TAYLOR, c. c. c.
Price al adv 81 50. 92-6w
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FROM FLORIDA.

tIaier date oG Sc, .tember 9.h. Colonel
Wnr,h 10, 'ols 10 h-A Ja"n' Central TIN
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Speaking of BEErs-big Bss,s and lit
lie besis--we can beat the nation
for we saw a BEET the other day, which
weighed la lbs. exclusive Of several
rRoSGs, larger, considerably, than any
DEETs Of putting" history. II takes A
NAN to more this BEET. And we chal.
lenge the nation" TO beat IL.
Milton Chronicle.
TThe editor of the Chronicle neglec.s
to say whether his is a Hhig BEET, or
whether IT has subscribed 10 the Chroni.
clc.7 EDIT. Rec.
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Chairs! Chairs!

SI,IIE Subscribers have on hand one dozen
- &C LUSH BOTTOM MAPLE CHAIRS,
which they will sell cheap Cor Cash, or on
short credit. Call and see.
..~ " PARKER e. NELSON.
September %. s.. 81 Ell
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

THE DALI IN MOTION.
4 larg, all highly respectable Wig
Letting Wis hell las. week as Rlc'lmn d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

Mr.. Wise in his speech on lhe Bank
bill. remarked thar the Wing party was
aiH-6om. Mr. Marshall, Of Ky. in his
reply. said:
" Sir. the gentleman has told Us that
The Wing party, like q monstrous felus,
was horn dead. This is a terrible truth
ifiibe true; terrible not only for the Wing
party but for the country, whose veal de-
Ponds upon the existence Of that party.
True. it is a monstrous fetus. gigantic in
size. but perfect in symmetry. Il is the
offspring Of The sovereignty Of the Ameri-
can people; and from such parentage Il
derived is vast proportions. But il is not
dead; large as il is, il can be nourisIled to
manhood. II may be in its cradle; but il
possesses strength and muscle enough to
strange the serpent that is insidiously
winding itself about is neck"
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Equity Sales.

nv virtue oi decree Of tie Court Of Equity
for the county 81 orange, made at Scpiemi.
Der term. 1871, on the petlilon Of James Webb,
agent, vs. YIN l. Dutiam's heirs, shall off,t
Tor sale on the 30th day of ociober next, beIore
the court house door in siillsborough, tie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

Va . axe iasO consideration he b,ssspi
sac q Pained Affairs. The zane de.
ssEIninrc sss.il seyms 20 animate the
Wings 10 III quarters. We suhioin ne
RESOLUTIONS adopfed:
Rssoieed. That undismayed Il lie pse-
sent aspect d Affairs. they are SUI united
= one man. and ready 10 battle sesin for
ne great principles for which Il,ev waged
. twelve years wsr; snd tie detection II
~ one naa. hoEessr Lish he nay BE- IA
power. vii hare any inaaence On sheir
opinions or arts.
Rrsolpel. That he Wing Senator's ana
Representatives in Congress. who have
remained sleadfasi 70 oar cause and &C
eoinplished BY llaeir zeal and application
90 much in fulfilling The Just expectations
of their cuuntry, deserve and enjoy our
cordial thanks and appreciation.
Reached. That Thomas Ewing, John
]. Criienden. John Bell and George z.
Badger. BY their prompt and voluntary
Withdrawal from the Cabinet. have vindi-
Gated their own dignity and high charac-
ieF. and pursued course which entities
hem IN The highest commentator from
Inc Wing party. Register
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where the widow Durham now lives, and where
the late wm. l.. Durham lived and died.
Twelve months credit will be gwen; the pur.
chaser giving baud and security.
JAMES WEBB, G. g. NJ.
Spple,ni,e, 90 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21

! want a keen, observing eye,
An ever listening ear,
The truth through all disguise TO spy,
And VISIONS voice to hear,
A tongue to speak at virtues need,
In Heavens sublimest strain
And lips, the cause OF Nan to plead,
And never plead in vain.