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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

We have lufniy DAYS llNi feptslnn
aeNs rfa nasiau. Az Infant PgiHrsts v
born Coz Gsn nfiinin. ne Qpssa - good
hsallh sd spiris. ne propls iuiuxiraitd
sish Joy. Tbs British bed beuhsfded
snd esP,srsd isu,oss SL Jeea d'Aerr. A
pewdsr nsgszins wss ble~a -. and
1900 Egyptians wifh ill Coiloa was sd-
ssneing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

MuSIFiCESr DosATIoS. The
Pa,iadeiPhis Narih Americas states
that Mr.. Nathan Dunn, q friend 10
liberal education. has recently given
60 the managers Of Hasetfard school.
the only Qa-ksr College, ~e believe,
on this Continent. the sum Of Sc. 900,
which establishes that interesting in.
stlluiIsn on q durable basis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

The Hsn. Felix Grundy. sensios In
Ceagrrss from Tsnnesssf died 81 Nash
vile. on The 10Th nit lie sss an shie
and IN excsllepi man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07
Obituary.

Died. At bis residence in The IIarfsIds.
on ihs I'd inst Mr. JoHx MuLHoLIox, in
the s7lh year Of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

Ss!L Caroiila.--The Legislsiurs Of
this S,sis terminated its snnusl Session
On the 18Th mt. after having passed on
ly twenty seren acts. being the only
State Legislature wI,hln our knowledge
which ps, 90 eonmsndsbls a restrain,
upon ITS legislative ptopen,iiies. One OF
The acts. we observs, 70 "a IN act 10 pro-
vide against the suspension Of specie
Paymsnis BY the Banks Of this states"
Tho Charles,on Courier Of Friday LAT
styE
The Senate The Sheet .9nchor Of The
Constellation. Our 8 mate has sgain as
sumed us constitutional attitude and ex
ersIsrd its consrrvati<e virtue. The anu
Bsnk Ball. or blil tn ,nske suspension Of
Specie rsymen. work forfeiture ot
B'ns Chrers, has been rejec,ea By iha'
body.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

rtry Graiyyfas. - General Jack.
s,n has lived 90 sc the FIRST man he
turned cat of ellie fer ,opinni,n.
sake slm1N unanimously elected
President Of the United States; and
the Iullawsr IN his .Ioatsieps,' qaiIe
~ uaanimo rsly r,j-sted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

ne lakss. dsslks ron ll,s ss@s esutss,
es, wounded .. Referred.
Ths iuIioulnE noiistt CO leave 70 10
.uodses bills uele fiEsn, giRs
b tlr. sloaigonsy; OF . bill q
ehsnss de mods Of disPosisg Of ne psb'
llc llnds.
by Mr. sisnly: Or bill 20 prssid<
for lhe psymsns Of lhs slh iasislmsnl y
me STATES rs s0on - lhr pablie debt !
paid; and 10 rslesss ths states from 81
0hlieslloa 10 felurn The three insi.lmsns'
a. .sd, paid.
By AR. Barnard; OF . bill fsr mi
form system Of Bankruptcy.
Both Hossrs sdjauraed from Thurs
day 70 Aoadsy. Christians halydsy.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

Notice.

IN HAVE rsssaa 70 believe. dat many
person,. traders snd millfrs. in Do
sngs rrunly. haze Incurred die psnsliy
fxed BIZ Isw Cor falling 10 have ihsfr
weights and measures regulaisd by use
az lhs standard keeper OF he eouniys
THESE are 70 ro.ify III concerned. Ghzs
shall praceed sgsinst all dslinqueuis Id
one month from he dzlr OF This nnsice.
WILLIAM HORTON.
Standard keeper for Orange.
jannsryT. 81,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

Ceacus cf North Caroiina.-It AZ.
pears from an Absu.cl OF the Census o.
North Carol,na, published BY order q
our Legislature. thai The number Of ch:l.
drehin tie ,iais, OF tirc, an AndcrEcnycars
o. sge. is ls6,i33; The number Of Slaves,
2i5.9l7; the numscr Of free persons oil
c'lor, s2i,T2i; the total White popula
lin. Is7,29s; the Federal population,
637,93S. 0fcnnrse, the Total popul,t on
oi tue state is 750,93y.
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Look AZ Thsl

All p-nots iadsb.sd % ~ u fals
are requested - Gene lld Elul1
ibsm. and 81 persons idtbisi 70 ne ~
Arc0Snis ere ieqseSlsd % ssltls rhen
Gid Cash - Noes. - ] uIsb - Rose
my books up % TIA line. La of Jsprsry
ls4l.
A. PARKS.
Janssys q s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

The B,nk nf Cape Fear hiss declared
drhsai q. Q ,et sen,. Tor slx months
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07

4 SmH Pig - real Wing friend
lnfE'ns ns thu he slaughtered hog on
the "a h instant. which measured seven
i's,,n length aud six fee, four inches IN
e'rcamieicnee. and weighed six hundred
aad ,hny Ave pounds. tie was two
year. anl s,x months old. lie wishes To
k1ow Al any sf hns brother farmers can
bsAu. Charlotte Joaraal.
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HHLsBoRoUcu At ADRnY.

II EM NLN S5WL@L
In Hiilsborourh.
pSllE SPRlNG SESSION &C Mr. and Mira.
BarsslI's School, will eorsmsaes Oh hon.
day IlIh Of January.
Terms:
Latin, m 90
q French. IS 90
Da~ias and Pal. ting. 10 90
" Masc rs on
lnstrncliea IN Masie will be given By Mas
Laura Smlh young lady whose quali6rs-
lions q NJ the fret nrsrr.
NJ deduction naie Cor sbsenet after the pm
pit 10 eniend.
Board can be had 10 respectable families fss
$40 per menth. iaeladine every thing.
December Q. H.
Rslessa Register, aud Standard, Hewhsrn
spectsis', and westera caroli7ian, insert ssss
a week Cor four weeks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-07
East us. WEST.

QHaia Senator c., ofiprossmen,s the best.
Il surely TO make good Road 10 the West,
To which Senator s. says, Ny Nag . such
beast
rha, hi. lssI viii not 30 any way bud sas
Eass.u q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Friday. Jaiy 30

.... e4..-... Friday, Jaly 30
The consideration Of the bill in relation
to duties and drawbacks was again re-
sumed in committee Of the whole. Ma
ny amendment were Offered, some Of
which were adopted. The committee
then rose, and the bill was reported to
the House.
And the question being on concurring
with the committee of the whole in its
amendments, and on ordering the bill TO
be englossed for third reading
Mr.. S,anly moved the previous ques-
ton.
Mr.. Cave johnson moved 10 lay the
bill on the table-negaiived, ayes 81,
nays 1913.
The question recurring on the motion
for the previous question, there was Sc
cond.
The amendments were then read, and
all of them concurred in, with the excep-
ton of a clause repeating the laws Of 1880
and 1888 allowing drawbacks on railroad
iron.
The bill was then ordered to be en-
crossed for a third reading tomorrow.
Saturday, July 81
The bill farther TO extend the time for
issuing military land warrants to the Off
GERS and soldiers of the revolutionary ar
my, was reported from the committee. on
public lands, read the third time, and
passed. -
The bill to extend the time for locating
Virginia military land warrants and re-
turning surveys thereof to the general
land office, was also reported from the
committee on public lands, and ordered
10 be engrossed for third reading on
Monday.
The bill from the Senate, entitled IAN
act to establish uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States"
was read the first and second time by its
title, and referred to the committee of the
whole.
The bill in relation 10 duties and draw
backs came up in order. on its final pass
sage. Mr.. Stanly moved the previous
question; which being sustained, the main
question was put and decided in the afiir-
mative--yeas ll6, nays l0i. SO the bill
was passed.
Monday, August2
The house resolved itself into comnit-
tee of the whole on the state Of the union,
anl on motion Of Mr.. Sergeas. took up
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
SUPREME COURT.


Drrisions have been made by lhi.
Tnbonal IN the lollowing Cases, since
our last n"iicf:
PR RuFFIS. c J. in Stsie Jones el
a.. from Buneombr; sfiinnmg The judg.
mehi below.
Alec, IN craul.y o. T.mberl.ke, in
Equsiy. frrm Cssutll: rrsersing The De.
cree. &c. and relias,l.ng the cause.
Alsa. IN GrierU. Fletcher ei al. from
Buae"mhs; reversing The judgm. nj be.
lsw. sustaining The demurrer. &c.
Also, in Carer o. MrN.ely. from
DAVE; aiIirning The judgment below.
Alsn. in Bure,n o. Burgn from Burke;
affirming The judgment blow.
Also. IN Safe G. Stanton. from John.
sion; directing Uenirs do noUo.
Also. ~ Steel and others .. Mebsne
and others 10 Equity, IRON Orange; di.
reeline an inquiry.
Per DANIEL. ]. in Wonlard .. McCul.
loch. from Beaufort; directing : new
uial.
Als', in Guy,herr. PicoiI. from Chow
an; reversing The judgment below.
Also. IN Miller . Bingham. in Eqni.
~. from DAVE; ,lismi.,lns The Bill.
Per GAsroS. ]. in Cherry .. Woelard.
from Beaufort; affirming The judgment be-
low.
Also. in McLsurin .. Wright. in Equi
~. from Richmond; directing an inquiry.
Al.o. in Brihune o. Terry. in Equiv.
from Richmond; declaring The Plaintiff.
en- tiled 10 redeem. aud directing The
ordinary accounts % he iakrn.
Also. IN Muzzail |. Lee; application
lm cerliorsrI; rerIiorsri refused.
Also. in Carson .. CW.on. in Equity.
from Bsrke; dsrlaring that The defendant
George, is enulled 10 moiely OF The be-
nrfrial interest IN al the tesialor's pro.
perry. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
The Bank Bill Passed.

Ii will be seen, by reference 10 our
Congressional Summary, that the bill 10
incorporate the subscribers 10 a Fiscal
Bank Of the United States, passed its d
nal reading in the House Of Representa-.
lives on Friday last, BY vote Of l2s 70
o.. Some Wings voted against the bill,
among whom were Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Wse, becanso o. The failure 10 procure
some amendments deemed BY them indis-
pensable. Upon the naked question Of
bank or no bank, a much larger majority
would have been obtained.
As the bill had previously passed the
Senate, j, now only awaits the signature
Of the Prcsiden, to become law. Some
anxiety prevails as 70 what will be his
course, but the prevailing impression is
that the veto power will not be exercised.
We have seen letter from a member
Of Congress, dated on Saturday last,
whichexpresses the opinion that Congress
would adjourn in about two weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
TWeRiy-ssVenGh C0BgFess.
ExTRA SESSION.
IN SENATE.


The bIl 10 revive and extend the char
ters Of certain banks IN the disries Of Co
lHmbia, was taken up for consideration.
and after being amended. MAS ordered 70
be engrossed.
The bill making appropriation for he
support Of panper lunaiics in the Dislric,
Of Columbia was taken up. and sfier some
discussion was ordered 20 a third reading
by vote Of 25 10 IL.
The bill 10 establish Home Squadron
was taken up. An amendment offered by
Mr.. Benton produced some discussion I;
but the amendment was not adopted, and
the bill was finally passed as il came from
The House. The Senate then adjourned
. Monday.
Monday. Ausus .
Various petitions and memorials were
presented.
On motion OF Mr.. Clay. die bin from
the House relating 10 duties and draw
backs was twice read, and referred 10 the
committee on finance, and ordered 10 be
printed.
The foriifcation bill was taken up,
when Mr.. Preston rose and presented the
objects Of the bill in speech Of consider
able length.
The debate was continued, and amend
mems offered, some Of which were adop-
ted.
Tuesday. August ;.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Al
len, to hold executive sessions with open
doors, was laid on the table BY vote Of
% to 20.
The bill making appropriations for the
erection Of Notifications and the preyen-
ton and suppression Of Indian hoslilities,
was taken up and considered. After be-
ing gone through in committee, the bill
was reported to the Senate; and after some
farther progress, the Senate adjourned.
Wednesday. August 4.
The forti6cation bill was again consid-
cred, amended, and ordered 70 be engros-
scd.
Thursday. August 4.
The bill 10 revive and continue the
charters Of the Banks Of the District Of
Colupbia, was read a third, time and
passed-yeas 20, nays Is.
The fortificaiion bill was read the third
time and passed-yeas IS, nays 4.
The navy pension bill was next taken
mp, and considered until the adjournment
Of The Senate.
FRIDAY, August 6
The navy pension bill was taken up
and considered, and ordered to be en-
CROSSED.
The Land bill from the House was then
taken up. Mr.. Smith Of la. chairman Of
the committee on the public lands, rose
and addressed the Senate for upwards OF
two hours, presenting the subject in a
clear and strong point Of view, and forci.
bly, demonstrating the business and pro-
priely of the measure.
Mr.. Archer expressed desire to adj
dress the Senate on the land question; but
in consequence Of the hour. he moved TO
90 into executive session; which motion
prevailed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

THE MILTON CHRoxIcLE, is the tile Of
new Wing paper published in Milton
by Nc. Charles N. b. Evans, the first
humber Of which made lis appearance on
our table las. week. We cannot better
express ourselves in relation to this en-
'eFprise than BY quoting The words Of the
Raleigh Register.
We know the Editor. and therefore
find the " Chronicle" just what we ex-
pseted, independent, spirited and humo-
Fous. No one can doubt the moral cou-
rage Of man, or his devotion TO priRci-
pie, who has had the irmness 10 establish
an Administration paper in that hot-bed OF
Loco Focoism, Caswell county; though
THIS step is only mathematical Of the gal
laniry which has uniformly distinguished
the small band of Caswell Wings, when
ever their services have been required"
We would add, however, that the cdi.
''or does not intend TO make his paper
mainly political, but a Family News
paper" and will be careful 10 select such
matter as will make il useful, interest
ing and welcome yisiicr in every house.
And furthermore, that his will be SO far
"a free and independent press" that il
will give admission to political ccmmuni-
cations from opponents as well as friends
II liberality which, though commenda-
bic, is not always copied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

Information has been received al the
Department OF War from the indefatiga-
Bile Col Worth, eommsniing the Army
in Florida. OF very favorable character.
I, appears that. By meaas OF Co Goa
che, wild Ca',) a celebrated Chief. aud
for some time prisoner Of war Al Tampa
Bay, sixty of his unc .plured baud were
approaching thai place the Goth ultimn,
July. ] TO be emigra,el wnh their Chief.
and i, was known that the remainder
we're gathering To follow A break bad
also been made int, Sam Jonts's band,
seventeen Of whom were received at
Tampa The l9,h I,esid,s The parues
which secured the b,r,lets Of the 0chla
wahs, the Withlaeoochee, and the smaller
streams which empty into the Gull. abnut
he beginning Of July, and which DESTROY
ed many plantations ofcorn and villages,
and made some prisoners, Other de,ach-
ments have since been put in motion, and
made 10 penetrate the NOS, secre, hsnnts
or the lndi,ns with equal good effect.
Again, an important operation commenced
about the 25 b Of July against Sam Jones
in the evergl ,des-one detachment, Of
rorps moving from The side Of the Allan
tic aud another from the west--results yet
unknown.
Col. Worth is sansuine that, in a few
months. with The means given by the
nerar,men, Of War aud expected. he will
be able To finish this long prouacted con
test. Every thing. no doubt. may be ex-
pectei from him which skill, valor, and
perseverance, can accomplish.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

THE 0xroRp MERcuRy.--We have re-
ceivea the three first numbers Of the Ok
lord Mercury, spirited Wing paper just
established at Oxford, in our neighboring
county Of Granville. 1t is published by
Dr. w. E. Wright. and edited by Calvin
u. Wiley, esq. The editor appears to
write with ease AMI much pleasanincss.
ani from the c1mieeusness with which
ne introduces him ,elf 10 his editor al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

The Ediior Of The New York Journal
&c Commerce says he is informed, by a
distinguished member sfihe New York
Ba-, that the decision Of the Court IN the
ease Il Mcleod is moi sustained by The
general ,uice Of the Profession in that
ny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

On Thursday last elections were hsld
throughout Ibis state for Clerks Of The
slpcrinr and County Courts. Joseph
c. Norwood was reelected Clerk Of the
Superior Court. and Major John Taylor
Clerk Of The Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, Tor The county Of Orange. The
following is statement Of the polls:
san. court. Countv S,o,r,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

Health Of Horid0.-The Congestiye
Fever, al the last accounts, was raging
with the greatest yiulence in Tallahas-
see. delying all remedies, and attacking
nearly every family. Its said, that . the
yirulence Of the fever is such that no NOR
lal power can stay its rayages, and six
hours generally suffice TO carry or lis vic
Tins. The Asiatic Cholera is not more
10 be dreaded than the disease at present
raging, not only among the United States
troops, but throughout the whole region
Of Florida. Never has season of such
general and dreadful disease been known
in the SOUTH"
The Tallahassee Star Of the 2lst ult.
SAYS: . The health of Tallahassee and the
surrounding country has not much i'm
proved within the last few weeks, al
though we have. been visited with fire.
qaent refreshing showers, and squalls at
tend with thunder and lightning. The
cases of bilious and congestiye fever con-
,inue to be numerous, and in many cases
have terminated fatally. Reports Of the
health Of st. Joseph and Apalachicola are
also uniavorable. Many deaths are said
TO have iaken place."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
FEE,s TNInO

THE Ladies' Of the Female Be.
- nsselrnl Society attached 10 The
Presbyterian charrh in this place. intend
holding 4 Fair al the Masonic Hall on Fan.
DAr Of Auousr COURr, llhs 27lh.) The
proceeds arc % be applied 20 be improve
psnl Of The interior Of the Church. Ind
% making more comfortable seats. Ifso
good an object Is Ibis win moi induce .
liberal patronage. We are sure lhatnOihing
We can say would hays any effect.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIRDo

In Someryille. Tennessee. on Wednes-
day the 18th Of July, Mr.. j. @. SHAW,
formerly Of this county, to Miss PHERny
WILLIAMS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

Seam Bidge.-Ths 81. kauis Argus
describes ths iailaainRs "A striking use
"f The siesm engine has been sdeplsd a
Portsmouth. Missouri. u 10 aosnnk
bridge. seventy lrsi long. and sky iesl
vide, impelIsd BY iva sngives "a swepiy-
horse ra~er, aud making lhe passage
1900 fesi) ~ The sresd Of chou, $50 feet
minute. The hrihgs hra~s. wi;h al i's
msrhinery. bar ,wa Zee. This csFilai
invention viii nsiurslly supeTssds he
awkward eon'risanees 81 bridges II haas
On The gresl European rissrs. and wIll
probably ebsiste the Inrmidshle expense
of building. and must gssaily facilitate
communication IN eolonirs and new .rllle.
mems 10 every part Of Tie woIll."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

Will some Of our North Carolina con-
iemporaries be good enough to inform, Us
whether or not General Romaius ne
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

mEt RigHiGrslFn ssun1ss uss atsle
hme II favor q Nai0nzl Bankg > Asrss-
hgtS o. aEafkers ws arc inclined % lie
opinion thzl ne gallant Bnesher wss a
enc fins n LsoE q = Nah0nal Bank.
fueTsbvg kafeiigrncer.
Certainly. my dear ar, Gsneral sarn-
ders was formerly ~ decided Haak man
IS Mr.. Calhoun himself. Baf YOU know.
4 man might &c well he at r. De world
zs out q lhs fashion. Turning summer-
sets is boz fhe order q he day. and. Won
would not hare Ger Genera m0re periect
than his great prototype.
Why. on ths 18Th day Of DAremAs,.
1916. 4 plague On old Josfnhs) General
Sounders. being then Sensi0r from Cas-
vel county IN DE LegislzinEa az North
carolina, voted Cor Rssoluiioh Begging
Congress 10 establish i Brareh Of the
United Sizies' Bank in this SAT-! And
not only he. hut every other member Of
me Senate, -four eKreptsd) ihus vosed---
90 decided was public opinion 81 lhis
question Asdecided as ID was, however,
we doubt whether il was more 50 then,
than q 10 NOR. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


PERSON COUNTY.
Court or Pleas aud Qust,er Sessions
June Term. 1871. ~ G
Ls,ris Wlifsfsld Riehsrd Brcaeh1 "a Ar
and ,rifs Lacy, James " kii.fs'd, aIG ~
aud Lsris Rimmsr aadeJt Poi al flsref>
y, feii,iop lddy
against ps.,;,.-
.Nirksel Wakefield aad ,rifs Sally, .asIJ
.4bei Ghiicfeld .absi BRrch aud .."''''
wife Elizabsik, George Hhiie
field, sirckisald Bareh and rJt
Percy
YET appearing 10 the satisfaction ofthe Court
- thai the defendants, Michael WateIfeld
and Sally his wife, and Abel wbiteheld, are
NOT inhabitants OF this State, u - theIetnrs
ords,ed. ,ha, publication be msde "a lie lilIs.
horonyh Recorder Cor six successive weeks, Tor
= "A defendants TO be and appesr beiure che
Justices OF our Court 81 Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions, 10 be held for the county Of Persen, at
Tho coart house in RoAbofough, on the thiId
Monday Il September next, then aud thcrs TO
answer the said petition, or il will be taken
pro confesso and heard ex parte as TO them.
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk 81 said Court.
al Office. the third Monday Of june, A. ID. is4l.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
ptire ef Adv. a. SO. ST.
n ~ r n .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

SEsihrsa, us aadsiFass an Agreeable &C
quaiuiaaes.
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The communication from our poesical
correspondent u Chapel Hill has been
reeeived; but though there may b. merit
an The composition. we are constrained %
exclude il from our columns. il being of !
class from which we are not accustomed
% make our selections. The minds Of
the Young are sufficiently inclined 70
vanity without he stimulus Of aduIAlory
verses. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

THE ELizAsETH clry cozSILxR. i
the iiae Of a new paper Published II Eli
zabeth City. IA this state. BY Mr. VIM.
z. Mann. the third number OF which i.
before Is. II 10 : small sheet, neady
printed. and neutral in politics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

BL.9NKS for -ssls 81 fhis oases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

1903 ESQ sla 500 COS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

The house resolved itself into commit
tee Of the whole on the state OF the union,
anl on motion Of Mr.. Sargeas: took up