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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27
II THE UNITED STATES COrRr.

For the Eastern District of Virginia
OrrourR -. 1872:
EGLEASANFT Of the county If Am
herst, having flied petition PRAYING that he may
be dccarcda Bankrupt: II Is ordered, that all persons
claiming 10 be creditors Of the said Pleasant Thompson
show the court on the Both OF November next
why the said Pleasant Thompson be declared a
bankrupt pursuant II the act of congress in that behalf
and that copy OF this ordc be published in the
papers according to the 22d and 2iih rules OF court
\ Ccpy-Tcstc,
HENRY GIBSON. Crk
Oct Z N5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27
E'GsS9 RENE.

l.,S. THE. rnprlabc iamily residence adjoining my
.in lot occupied the present ycarby \. II. Norman.
Also house and lot on courthouse hill occupied by
+, Noselpy. MlCAJAH DAVIS, Jr,
Oct - visit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
LATE FROM MEXICO.

From The New otlesns Crescent o. Sspt. 81.
The steamship Midway arrived 81 the
Bslizs % The 23d. having lsh Vera Cruz
on ihs 18th.
G. s. carscn. ESQ. bearer OF despatch
90 from Gen. Hsddy Thompson. our
Minister in Mexico, came passenger in
her.
On the sasy ibs Msd~ay left Vera
Cruz. Gen. Alaohis. Minister Plsaipe.
iealsry near the Government Of The Uni
sd States. and r4iie. aaeng whom 10 he
son Of The late Emperor l,ufbids, we're
10 leave ysm csuz % the bsrqus Euge.
MIA for New York.
We hsvs before us 0 letter from a
friend in ths city Of Mckee, Stating thai
The bad uadsu,snd,ng exiting bs,wssu
The too GossrnmeRu. IN consequences ol
The insulting ,ose Of Boessssrs, bad beer
arranged 10 lhs sansfaciien OF Genera
Tbompson. sho. Of the feques, Of ihs
President. held an interview with him 81
The Palace OF The Ns,ionsl GDrsrnusnt
This Was effected. the letter adds. by the
high and msLly tone assumed BY Gen
Thonpson on all occasions.
The Youestan Navy 10 safely mooret
udsr The gyms Of The for. Of San Juan d.
Ullos. The general impression va,
that no more troops ~suld be transported
10 Lsguna. the force ia Yspcaiaa at pre-
sen, being deemed sufIiclsn, fot all Pur
poses. 40.
The war steamer Gaud.loupe was q
Vera Cruz. preparing 70 sail immediate
~ for Galveston, for The purpose Of re
connoi.erisg the island. and capturing ans
Texian vessel che nigh, fall IN 9Th. pre-
vious 10 The calling Of the expedition 6tss
out for the invasion Of Texas by sea-
consisting Of Two steamers, two brigs,
and three sehoonefs Of var, and The trans
ports 10 be employed for he purpose o
transporting the troops rs 900 10 number.
who ate ~ pisssnt stationed .. Pueblo
Z.laps. and Vera Cruz. A large nun
Der have also been sent by the northerr
route, and have fnr some time been en-
esmped in The valley a, The foot Of The 81
era Madre.
Mr.. Cursor left the city Of Mexico or
The 9th instant. and leaves for Washing
ton immedia,ely. He deserves prais,
for bic diligence and energy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
FROu TFXAs

The crsrshl Cly. q t. aBh ~,
rsthshst q a. sttan1 sdInta. lls 81
losink A,ghiy impoFlsnl Inssll.gsues. -.
tsiEsd q Ne4 0slssns On 49, apssiag.
~ Ihs arrival q he slssmship Msrksai.
from 6slsesion. Il 10 ol great inisrssl.
San Ansoaio ws eosplessly ssrrrisrd
% ths lib inr.. b. Ihirsstn hnndfsd
Msxiesns. un6sr Gen. Wsil. Fsfsy-tlIws
q The pIineipal eilizsns wsrs tksn p1is-
onfrs. President Housion hss isspsd q
pEnslamsilrn. olderisg he msrekins
forthwith Of lhe militia Of Brszsrio.
Auslin. fcri Bend. cslvrsdo. Victoria.
Gonzales. Jscksoa ard Mslsgosss eo1L-
iiss, sgsinss San Anaenis; and The ssun-
ties Of Ihs Upper Brsssos and Colorado
90 march 70 Austin; and The citizens ol
lhs ether eounliss 70 bold themselves 10
readiness. The orders Of the ExstnliFs
are direct. shsi 10 me event Of lhs evsea.
alton Of San Astonio BY ihs Meriesns.
ihsy are 10 be pursued beyond Ihs RE
Grand. and ehssiised as :. lhsir sndselly
deserve" In ihs event Of formal m
sssion. The western counties are 10 bold
themselves in el.sek until The rssl Of The
fspUblieans rally 10 ihe resrns.
When San Antonio wss isksn. INC
Circuit Court vas in session. and The
judge and ofIeers Of lhs Courl seIe made
pflsonsIs.
Gslseslon vas visited By most terri.
bic and desnUesive siern On The lelh IN
STINT. sbIeh did great damsge 10 ihs
shipping. Destroyed Two churches. blew
down nsnbef Of ether buildings. and
consulted a,haroe among other kind'
Of properly.
During The prsvslenrs Of The Storm. ID
the dead hour Of The night. many fsmlliel
~ss compelled 10 fee from their falling
houses add seek shelter With ihsir neigh
bors. altar ~sding through raging ser
propelled by . hurricane. Before ih,
dawn Of day TLe Winds lulled snd N,
waters subsidsd vilh tss sams rspidi,,
40 they arose.
The ..al lsss Of properly and injur,
sustained. IL 10 supposed, must hav'
saoua,sd 10 $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

AMERICAN LABoR--THE TARIFF
The Richmond Compiler cfFriday morn
ing says: .az~ 49,. "a.
1.-The new tariff has given decided
spur TO our manufacturing operations.
The Tredegar works, which were almost
idle before its passage, are now in brisk
operation, turning out a vast quantity oil
excellent rolled iron. The foundry con-
nected with the establishment is prepar.
ing for he'hsavy work of casting cannoni
and we predict that some Of the finest ol
guns will be cast by il. Models are
made for some of immense size. A
A small mountain ofcannon balls and hol.
low shot has already been cast" 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Mr.. Webster delivered a speech at Fa
nruil Hall, in Boston, on the 30th ul,. TO
a very crowded audience. II is marked
with grea. ability, as are all the speeches
Of that gentleman; but il has failed to
give satisfaction 10 a large portion Of his
friends. II was hoped Ina, such expla'
nations would have been given as would
raise him 10 his former standing in the
party with which he has heretofore acted;
but fatal spell seems TO have rested up.
on him, and he has placed himself in
position Notifying 10 his friends, and
causing feelings of triumph TO his enc.
mics. A fatal ambition and cnseless
jealousy appears 10 have taken possession
ofhim. Wsmay hereafter publish a por.
ton il not the whole Of the speech.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Impeachment. Articles OF imPeacli.
meut wsrs GA Friday presented 10 the
County Court Of New York sgains, just
ces Maisell. Parker aud Stevens. Mr..
Pai,srsons Who makes the charges. 10 his
report states that they, in three weeks,
between the 2s.h March and 18th April,
1912. caused seventy convicts at Black
wells Island 10 be discharged before 'ht
terms - which they we're sentence hat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

MAMMOTH yEoETABLEs.-Ws were
presented on Saturday, las. with Tur.
nip Beet grown Ia this neighborhOod,
which when taken from The ground.
weighed i2i pounds. -Four beeis from
The same parcel weighed s9i pounds.
We have also been presented with q
PO,aioe q the yam species, which weighs
three pounds and three ounces.
Bu, the greatest prodigy Of all l. q
Gourd. raised BY Mr.. A. q. Murdoch Of
this vicinity. which measures three feet
six inches in length. and in its largest cir.
conference two feet two inches. From
this specimen our friend Of The Standard
Will perceive that :" The Wing orgies" o.
1874 are no, likely to be .iinied for the
want Of gourds But his beneyolencc We
hope will no, be disturbed BY this circum'
stance; the " decency party" viii not b
en,iced from their proprieiy by The capa
city Of their drinking vessels.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

A SpEcuLATIoN.--Ths Nashville snd
w;Orleans Railroad twenty three miles
long, being only constructed so far from
N. o. wac sold at auction on the 22d.
and purchased By the State of Louisiana
for $50. 900. ct ons. two. and three years
credit. The iron alone 10 worth donble
the amount, exclusive Of The lands. aud
the engines, cars, depots. aud ell the ne.
cesssry utensils for carrying on the work,
all Of which were included in The bar
gain. @~s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Iirginia Tobacco Crop The Rich.
mond " h,e Of Friday says: From all
We hear from Inc eountry. The growing
Tobacco crop mu.t be both small IN guam
iity aud inferior in quality. The early to
bacco was seriously damaged BY the ex.
cessrve rains. and much ri il was cut IN a
green state 10 proven, its destruction by
/" firing" Who late tobacco has been
much injured by the unusually cool
weather 10 September. Ito growth was
artseJ, and if i, comes to maturity, il
will be very email.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

PRISONERS DEcAxPED.-0n the night
OF the 9Th instant, three prisoners, Robert
Powell and Woodson STANLEY, under .
charge Of murder, and Hardy Carroll con-
vic.ed for horsc-s,ealing at the last term
Of Wake Superior Court, broke Jail in
this City and made their escape about 8
o'clock. Their objec, was accomplished
by boring through the floor. and passing
on, through an aperture under the room
Johnson and Lassiter, who were in the
same apartment, chose 10 remain in their
quarters. The Sheriff has offered a re-
ward Of sl25 each for Powell and Sham.
lev, and $40 for Carroll.
A Raleigh Microeosm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

The foolish hoax which was gotten up
. few weeks since in The shape Of letter
from John II. Peasants. continues 70 en-
eiie well feigned horror and alarm in the
ranks Of the Loco foco presses. The
editor Of he Richmond Enquirer in par
lieular. and our friend Of the Standard.
appear 70 be completely awestruck, and
in their extremity exclaim. with lifted
hands and rolling eyes. 10, she enormi-
y Of the plot o, The wicksdness and au
daciiy OF the Whigsr And 80 pleased
are they with this hallucination, or so
fearful Of being laughed at as the victims
Of the hoax. that they are determined 10
hold on TO the thing. and, I" in the pre-
sence Of the people OF Virginia, pronounce
The plo, genuinc-tho correspondence
aulheniicr' Well. John III. Pleasants
.wrote The letter. no one doubts; and
,hai i, was /" foolishly published" is very
apparent Blu. the "plo.;" how was il!
Three individuals in the city Of Rich-
mond chastity arranged plan" BY which,
on the occurrence Of certain contingent
cies, iTeniy men were to be associated 10.
ge,her under pledge Of secrecy and
fdeliiy." ten Of whom were 70 proceed
70 Washington " in fast steam boat,
convey Mr.. Van Buren, on board Of i
"by sirsiagem or force" proceed .wilh
all despatch 10 AlbemarIe Sound, /" where
they we've 10 be met by the other fen
when The whole party would escort Mr.
Van Buren, "in,o the upper districts o
North Carolina;" from whence they were
to issue manifesto |" 70 the American
people," demanding " . new election AM
the restoration Of the rights Of the majo
riiyr'
A pretty considerable exploit, truly, I,
be accomplished by twenty men, notabl,
every one Of Them, as the renowned 81
John FaIslafr. The greatest hoax vi
know Of is for grave men like the editor
Of The Enquirer and STANDARD to preien'
TO believe in the reality Of "Plot" 81
completely beyond the possibility of ex
ecution. @
Mr.. Pleasan,s has since acknowledge,
the whole story to be hoax. But tai
was unnecessary; ii bore the mark upol
the whole face Of il. Twenty mea eOul'
not be found in The whole Union, oussid
Of a mad-house, who could for momen
think to carry out scheme so wild am
visionary and so totally impracsicable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
Trust Sale.

,DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed b. J.
- Ode.d'hal 10 Mrs. E. WATERS, will be
sold, aiths court house in Hiilsboreueh, es
Saturday the 18th Of November next, The Tract
osLand and Prem ses on which Henry Fauceti,
deed, formerly lived, and which was lately oe-
cupied by .. 0dcnd'hal. The Tract contains
forty acres oi land, portion Of hch 10 wood
land. Il has on II also good mesdow. The
dwelling and out houses are in good repair; The
pace having been fitted up BY ne lasi er, upant
for tie accommodations Of boarders 10 the
Hillsborough Academy. from which il is lis.
tant about three foafihs ola mile. D. is aso,t
mile west Of the cour, house. Six and twelve
moRihs credit will be given, the purchaser tis-
ing bend with approved security.
JOS C. NORWOOD, .9genf.
October 5 a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

A QrfcE SLICK TRIcK.-The Lexing-
ton Inislligencer says: . One oflhe slick
est tricks We ever heard Of was prsciised
upon . gentleman az this city. on Salnr-
day last. in the Northern Bank. He
was standing Al The counter. conversing
with one Of iheclerks. with his handbook,
from The endof which check Tor near two
hundred dollars was seen prolruded, 10 his
hand. While thus eonyersing, rogue see
ing The check. gently slipped II from the
book unperceiyed BY the owner, present
ed il Al the counter. had il cashed, and
left the bank without being detected.
Shortly after, The gentleman 70 whom The
check belonged missed il, and requested
the teller 70 slap ils payment, his aslonish-
meni may be conjeetured when told il
had already been paid. No clew was
furnished 10 the detection Of the adroii
scoundrel."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

TnE SournKss PLaSTEs.-Sincs our
notice Of this work some weeks ago, we
have received several numbers, and find
that our correspondent did not over-esti'
mate the value Off We have presented
10 our readers two or three extracts from
i; this week. We therefore Join him ia
recommending j. 10 the attention Of oul
farmers and planters, believing that they
cannot more probably dispose Of dollar
than in transmitting il for years sub
scription for the Southern Planter. II !:
published by Mcssrs. Bolts T. Burfoot
Richmond, Va. a4 --4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

HuzsxEFEELIk0-A nan ~ss Feessl
" dsTeaed ~ shs philadelphfs msEksa.
- lhs ses Of slssllnf pifes q bsef. Be-
ins srresasd. be ssid be could procure
30 werk. and bad nolhing 10 feed hs sifs
snd ehildren. A gsnllsmsn pfrssni Of
fsrsd 70 raw he bulshsr lor The mesl; bui
be refused The pay. and gave The man he
meat. and the other gave hin The money
wi.h which he bad offered % pay Tor Il.
There are rrobsbly more eases &c suffer
ing By hoaesl poverty in PhlladelphIa,
than 10 any olher city in UniOn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Solemn wsrning 10 Blasphemers.--
From an exchange paper. We learn that
very recently, man was at work rakiae
hay, in Pennsylvania. when most awful
occurrence took place. The day had
beea ho, asd .ulrry. until a cloud arose
and heavy shower ofrain fell. The man
had rou,inoee his labor unul il began 10
rain, when becoming angry. he raised his
fork, and swors ,ha, Almighty God might
come and rick hay. for be would no'. Al
,ha, momeat a q l.h of lighlsing. attract
cd perhaps by the iron rrongs 81 the inrk,
Celled HIM 10 ,he earth, and when raised
%, he was dead!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

c siasr Slars GAO, D. Which Nc Cad
Norlh carollna - dsgaa $4,000 ny
Whai compressor 81 Fnies. a = shat
fuls u arlhmesic dis nunher Is Ob.ain-
90, We are nos informed. and We sEe o.
islIy unable . eoajsctuEe. III we con-
pare Mr. Hsnry's soss IN me Is,s cleo
lion with dAai Of Judge Saunders iwo
years ago, Ne end no gain Al al. bot -.
tier falling o. an actual Ioss d 1854
and Il compared with that Of Dir. Van
Buren,. again Of Liza only can Be pre-.
isnded-not . twelfth Pari Of what i
ehined. And thus il win Be found
through al Ibis list or .Democraiis
gains" which ihe Standard has paradet
before is readers; a meagre gain, per,
haps. in . lev Of the states. bat an aclu
Al diminished vote ia most or ihem;-
al 70 be lost in he wave Of the grea
Wing triumph which win again oreraos
the land in 1874.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Dr.. Joseph b. Peters, OF New York,
the celebrated pill-msn, was found sus.
pended by The neck BY handkerchief
iron ons of the bed posts in his bed-roon
on Sunday morning, the 18Th inst. DIR,
Peters hsd been in a low state Of health
Tor . number Of years. and the verdict
rendered by The Jury was "suicide BY
susnglIng himself wi,h handkerchief
durlog temporary 81 Of insanity" rs Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

The state Of affairs in Gilmer county,
Georgia. 10 truly alarming. The She
riti's office was Ia ely brokea open and oil
papers taken thsreiron, relating 10 the bu
s,ness OF the approaching term Of tbs CIR.
cult Court. aud all others. in fact; end on
tho night previous, the Clerks Office was
entered, and all the papers taken. ,oge,hcr
with the records. minutes Of court and
other books. The sulhor Of the dePre.
da,ion had moi been discovered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
Fall and Winter
GOODS.


"A RE now receiving their supply &C
. Fall and Winter Goods. frnIn New
York and Philsaelphia. comprising The
usual variety .broaehi 10 this market.
which win be sold unusually low Coz
Cash. or 10 regular customers.
A general credit cannot be given. a
our capital is small and ihe times are
hard. Therefore we must decline maxi
ing small accounts. and conduct our bu-
siness more upon he Cash principle.
alrtooef s. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

sEpiNd, hat ll,sy we're ksni an he "
ed "a tte hiGht 4 lhs ilik q affil.
, hsn ikFy usFs al bregFhi taWn A
.tks esiy Is taie . ne ekaFer eieri-
In O. tIG I2sh < April I'D lhsl So
~ 81 dee did svsF. The shs.gss are
tee 10 asmbsr sinh fperiseaiions. -
whirh u Is sstrred lhsl they ess.sd dis-
changes % y sniedslsd; ais0. fsrnishrd
sessttl xsrfsn,s IL blank. % be 6ilsd %
~ he kssper. e. osksss. % lhsi hey
nighl discharge such - hey aw 81.
&c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Progress Of Temperance. Williams.
The ,emrsrsnee lecturer, has obained
,hiny-6.e ihousand eight hundred and
fifty signatures 10 the pledge. in western
Pennsylvania. Virginia. and Ohio. Oh
the number nine are distillers and thirteen
retailers Of ardent spirits, oil Of whom LEFT
the business. In Pitisburg. in three
weeks. ovsri 900 have joined The cold
water army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Ii isiss,ima'ed that The Revenue Bill
just passed will give employ en, 10 Of
least 100000 persons. and The means Of
. comfortable livelihood 10 sboa, 1000.
900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

aGresfHork --.The education Of our
children" said John Adams 10 his wife.
:" 10 nevsr cot Of my mind. Train them
70 virtue. Habiiuss them 10 indssiry.
seiivily and spirit. Make them consider
every vice a. shameful and unm snly.
FIRE them with ambition 10 be ussful.
hsks them distsin 10 be des,i,uis Of any
sssfvlor Or nansn,al knowledge"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Anew material fOr the manufacture Of
p,ocr .ppears 70 have been discovered in
n, ouee celebrated bot now neglected
uorus Mullicanlis. We learn from llle
Petersburg InleIlissnesr, ihai DR.. r.
c. Spencer, of tha. town. some twelve
months ago conceived the idea Of manu-
occurring paper from the leaves Of shis
,lan. and with the assistance OF MIR.
william Miller. The manufacturer al the
MalOsea Paper Mill. he has since sue
ereded in producing excellent paper.
Some copies Of the Inielligcneer have
been printed upon il. We have not seen
specimen. but we learn !hai il is Of fine
texture. and . most excellent and sub
s,an,ial article; MT so white. perhaps. as
desirable, bu, no doubt some means Of
bleaching il win be devised. This pro-
misses 10 be highly useful discovery, as
Oh. difficulty Of procuring suitable rags
has been draw back on the operation
Of paper mills. The prolific nature Of
The Mullicaalis will. II The experiment is
successful. speedily remove Ibis Difficult.
", and in q very short time supply abun,
dan. stock 10 all the paper mills in the
Union: and the consequence doubtless
will be. considerable reduction in the
price Of paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

BY new arrangement in tho Post Of
flee department, Fayetteville and Greens
borough have ceased 10 be distributing
offices. The distributing Office is now
established al Raleigh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

THE WyANpoTTs.-Col. ] Johnston,
the United S,siss CON missioner. gives
notice ,ha, the treaty with The andous,
ratified by the Ssns,s in August. has been
submitted to the Chiefs in Council. and
received their unanimous consent. The
whole of the Wy ando,ts will leave Ohm
for their future hons snulhwest Of the
Missouri, in the ensuing year Of ls43.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Pleasant Tudor, convicted at our last
Superior Court for the murder Of Mr..
James Roney in July Of last year. was
executed on Friday last, pursuant to SEN
tcncc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
MABDlRDc

In this county. on Thursday the 9th
inst, by VIM. Allen, ESQ.,, Mr.. CALVIN
JONES 10 Miss MAHALA PEARcE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Died in Chatham County, on The 3Oth
ullimo, at the residence Of DIR. G. r.
Yancey, Miss MARY c. YAscY, in the
36,h year Of her age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
e z..s Fer lhf Recorder,
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
GAANEE cuFETKs
suRerleF Geurt-esPisnbt Tsrn, Isfa,
Tbs nndsrsignsd. having disposed Il
DE ordinary business upon which lhey
have been called upon 10 sel, - The Grand
Jury for ihe county Of Orznse Il he pre-
seni Term sf ihe Superior Couri. are m
willing 10 separate without respectfully
making known iheir hearty and nnani-
nous sentiment On subject deeply a.
ieeung the administration Of he criminal
law. They allUde 10 The erection or 4
sniisble Peniientisry BY he state Of Norlh
Carolina. Ilmighi not perhaps Be con-
sidersd becoming in he undersigned 70 en-
ter into any detail upon lhis subject, nor is
such their purpose. They wish only 70
call public attention 10 Il, and particular.
u 10 present il 70 he careful and snlighi-
ened consideration or the members OF lhe
next General Assembly from de county
Of Orange.
They believe he time has arrived when
all will admit the inadequscy Of our pre-
sent modes Of Furnishing crimes 70 an.
swer the purposes intended. There mus
be some change. And in the opinion Of
the undersigned, Penilenlisry properly
constituted and conducted. will be found
20 be the most convenient, certain, anc
. - 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

Silk IN .3-kansas.--Ths editor Of the
Little Rock Gsz.lis mentions the receipt
Of 500 skeins Of silk IRON Hampstead
county. These sksins are dyed . variety
Of eolors. al very brilliant. The yellow.
which 10 very besu,iful. 70 dyed with The
Bots dare, o. ossgs orange. Tree indigo
nous TO that State. sad particularly the
southern part OF il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

DEnocRATIc GAIN.--Under the head
Of " The Sober Second Thought" the
Standard has copied from "an exchange
paper" list Of IS ha; il calls /" Democrat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13

One screw establishment. in Rhode
Island manufactures two thousand gross
per day! ], employs 200 females. $50
men and boys.--s,x hundred tons Of
refined American iron rod, worth 81 80
per ton, are used annually in addition TO
$50 tons Of Penn.ylvsn,s coal. ...