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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

The Twenly-ninlh Congress. II j. now
eeTisin, viii he, IN both branches. Of he
general complexion Of lie Administrator
BY = large majority. Vacancies in the Se-
nate are 10 he filled BY New Hampshire.
Virginia, Indiana, Mississippi, and Ten
nessec. and their Legislatures are If The
same parry. so dlai he fnll Senate will
probably comprise lweniy-four Whigs and
thirty Notwithstanding six majority.
There are eight vacancies in the House.
viz. four from Mississippi, one from Flo
rida, and one 10 iii vacanciesl from each
al the States of Louisiana, New Hiamp-
shire. aud Massachusetts,. There is no
doubt Of The election Of four Democrats in
Mississippi, las The choice is by general
tickei,l one in Louisiana, and one IN Flo
rida. Leaving New Hampshire aud Mas
sschusetis out. land they do not seem like
~ 10 elect The House will Conlain, &C.
rnrding 10 the tables in the Journal oi
Commence. I3s Democrats, 20 Wings, 9
Naiiges--ioial 222. Majority over Wings
and Natives 50. Showing n Wing gain
of four members, and DemocIalic loss oI
ten, compared with the old Congress,
when elected. Sundry changes were sub
seqnenlly made. mostly in favor of the
Wings. 0fihe members OF the last House
who voted against Mr.. MeKay's bill 10 re
duee the Tariff nf 1912, ioriy-fye are re
elected; and Of those who voled for il, fit,
seven. MAJ. Inftl.
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Nj A r. RED,

In this county, on Wednesday the sth inst, by
the Rev. William Jones, Mr.. CALVIN c. STRowD
to Miss SARAH II. HOFFMAN, daughter of Mr..
Samuel Holeman. ---- ---- '- -~. -.---~- -.~
In this county, on Thursday, the Sd instant, by
John c. Douglas, esq, Mr.. HIRAM LrNcH to
Miss Jane Hopkins. y .'+n e., - aa #s..a i
In Christ Church, in the city of Raleigh, on
"Wednesday evening the sth instant, by the Rev
DIR. Mason, DUScAS X. MAcRAr, esq, United
States District Attomey,to Miss VIRGINIA HEN
Rr, daughter of Louis D. Henry, esq.
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Public Sale.

ENILL be sold to the highest bidder. on the
w Esd of October, at the Plantation OF Will
liam Hopson, deceased, on North East Greek in
the lower Fart of this county, all the perishahle
property of the deceased on said plantation, con-
sisting of Corn aud Fodder, Cattle, Hogs, and
Farming Tools. IN -m*s r*~vsr
! And on the 2sth, at the late. residence of the
deceased, ON Cane Creek, will be sold his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Crop of Corn, Fod-
der, &c, Farming Utensils, Horses, Cattle and
Hogs, Wagon, and other articles too tedious to
mention. Also, nine likely NEGROES.
A credit of nine months will be given, the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security.
q At the same time the Lands will be rentct
for twelve months. :g = s.~
| WILLIAM THOMPSON, Ear.
/ October l. 40 E.fGG p p -S'
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IMPORTANT nEcsIOS.-Inn aFe lrmns
vii be tsung ~ iHluIlan, terss,na - lie
ceun al ch.ne.sy. seslAr.d BY Hirs
Chsnrsilnr 5 nfuid. UaiIl Tery uesnily
II has hrsn suppose i shsi eur ne, h.nirs
and msnniar,aGsTs hal = Tisi 10 sdep,
ihF names ani m.Iks 81 .H,Guf,eiursr. Il
Ioe'gn ennauies. l. " III be sssn th.l nSI
only. have Ihss 20 'ishs e. u.e tie ramss
81 marks. or Ini'a's then, hui that Tor 50
deir z hey Wii' b. i .hl- inr 'l,r grofi,s oI
sales, srd slso '0r - damages aLI"h nsy
aerrns ias Iso marmfsrluTa ol ~ i"ir.i.,r
arIirle. Thr.i'ri l. important 70 IL
msnuf.riurr.. and Is worldly Of beng
treasured pp BY leg-l men.
.s| ~. y. Express.
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Public Sale.

wg7IT.I. be sold at the late residence of John
w Brown, deceased, on the goth day OF Octo-
Der next all the Crop of Corn and Fodder, Stock
of Horses Cattle and Hogs, Plantation and Black
smith tools, with other articles too tedious to men
ten. @@'
~ Also some five or six NEGROES.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
| JOHN b. LEATHERS, Admir-.
September, VI
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FRoM ST. DosISeo.-We learn from
Captain Aid, n. 9th. f.si-sa'ln Z schooner
BudgewaieT. Who a,u,ed tlns morn'ns
iron Pot - Pin. in elsyndass passage.
ihs, The day ?rsvious 10 his SAILING o(iri
meas arrived rf an engagement he wssn
The Ilay ten and Domln'c.n armies, near
Msisy sga. IN WINCH tie iormer were t..
tally r"n'sd. with considerable loss in
killed, wounded. snd prisoners. munitions
&c u ar. AID pInylsInu; and Il VAS though
al Pnn au Pat that tbs Hay, ems W, uld
no be sbie to reg.in the Spanish part oI
the Island. n. y. Courier s. Eng.
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Notice.

Tl'HE subscriber, having qualified at the May
n Term of Orange County Court, as executor
of the last will and testament Of WILLIAM
HOPSON, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to the estate, TO come forward
and make immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the estate viii present them,
properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law or this notice will he plead in bar of their
recovery. .s ss. r-a*<
WILLIAM THOMPSON, EXT.
October |. @s@t ~ #a 60
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

xc3-2s THE iuhscIihcz, having removed 10
sSspSss'b,s western pau OF the s,ate, oilers for
EXss sale his RESIDENCE. and a snail
.r-A.S. PLANTATION at Marlborough.
The Residence is situated on that beautiful
eminencc at the River, overlooking the towE.
The House is a neat, we'Lfnisked building, of
-Four Rooms and good Cellar, connected with
which i comInodious Office with Two Rooms,
and an necessary Out Buildings. Tho Lot con-
tains l6 acres Of highly improved land. q ~
The Plantation is in few hundred yards Of
the dwelling, and contains l3i acres OF fertile
lands II has upon il several neSer-iailing Springs
and valuable Meadow, which yields 10000 lbs.
Of hay psr annum. .... Nj. ':e..e@
An extended credit will be given on the proper
ty. il dcsired,on good bond and personal scssri,y
with interest. ~>..... ~--- ..--- ---.-.u .~ -.-
| For further particulars reference is made to my
agent, J. w. Norwood. NJ Hilshoroush.s
: JOSEPH {. NORWOOD.
October Is. s"<a 9s-
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EIiIIs and Tan Yard
S'rILL FOR SALE.

SlllIL FUh SAIL.
rESHIs property, not having been disposed OF,
d, is still offered for sale on the same terms as
formerly advertised. will sell it altogether, or
separate the Tan Yard from the Mills, as may suit
purchasers. & II.
Also, Negro Man, about Sc years Of age, a
good dis,iller, sound and healthy, honest, and Of
industrious and temperate habits. a8 H4. a..
Also, good Mich Cows, and a number Of fine
Beef Cattle for sale. ..u .,e. .,zss .-....
Also, a good new cast iron Bark Mill, and two
Copper Boilers, for boiling tan bark, and one
thlce-horse Wagon.
A reasonable credit given on good security.
]. s. SMITH.
october.l. JsiS35&&. Ill T. &C.
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For tie Recnnler.

At a meeting of the Temperance Socie-
~ of Newhope, held on Saturday the 4ih
OF September instant, the audience was adj
dressed on the subject Of Temperance in
an appropriate and interesting address by
Mr.. p. ii. McDade, of Chapel Hill; after
which the congregation was waited on,
and an addition Of twenty subscribers was
made TO The Temperance pledge.
The subject Of Treating with intoxicat-
ing liquors was discussed briefly before
the Society, and the following resolution
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That this Sncieiy is willing
10 unite with all other Temperance Socie-
ties, and with all the Voters, or other In
dividuals in The County Of Orange, in any
honorable way, to- put down the practice
Of Treating for eleci:oneering purposes.
After the adoption Of the above resolu-
ton BY the Society, the question was put
10 all present, whether members of the So
ciety or not, and the resolution was passed
without dissenting voice.
Several other resolutions were passed,
one of which was vote of thanks to p,
ii. McDade, another, 10 forward the pro-
ceedings 10 the Recorder for publication.
! The Society having got through its bu
siness, adjourned, no doubt with the pleas
ing reflection that they had spent part o
the day in so good a cause as that OF Tenn
perance.
Who will emulate their NewEopt
friends! @ 'a Is
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Land for Saic.

SSEssx THE sul,s-rileF viii sell h the high
ct bidder. on Monday tie 9Th II No
I'D xemhcr. at The coun hons in Hills
S@saf, borough the Tract Of Lend whcTeon
Cart. William Durslam ROW lives, lying On the
Raleigh road, fourteen miles south eass of Hills
borough, cqniaining 44s Acres There ison The
premises good Dwelling House, Stare House.
ki.chcni Dam. Stables, and all necessary Out
Houscs also an excellent well of wafer in the
yard. This is the most desirable stand for sioge
and public house between Hi!lsloroush and Ia.
leigh.
4 note negotiable and Tayslle at the agency Of
the Bank of Cape Fear at HillsbOrOugh, will bc
'aken in payment.
SAM'Lr sTRAYHoRN.
October Is. sSts-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

The fdi~i q lie Eapesor # CkiRa.
issued = The request al lhr Frrlrh Plrni-
rlifaiiars. am lolrrsiiag he Christian
uliginn. ! pnllislsFd 4 leng.h IL he
Missionary Herald CIR ilrIrirr. liSiaiss
that de hinese GoreEpalrni neser has
sought n pn,lihil he chEislian rrligioa.
b'a 0nly - PEni.h ihe Are and crime
uhirh were { namiiied By persons who
used Illal Tslision as rinsk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

army Wcrm.-M's nosice u our szrasn-
- ~ us Nem . makiag gEszt nsssss a
solsh GaEaiina, - MI - IN us ste. PARTIES.
lAIiy : lie Yea and Elsr6rla Diazirts
sinee asr I'D F,.liisasien. ne k1se la srras
dFflafaias aooesHls e IL destruction slar, aIe
Ensking IN difsseHf parts q tbs eoaag. wehad
frost ~ Monday aud Tse-lsy -, and ~ Eops
iilis nj "a = sna . .hrss ifR-s Ne fsar dry
sih eai az lie growing wheat sraP very laEgriy.
saeh > calamity, add 10 Re srssse dronshs d
Ia sumner. and the eaaognen' short earn rsOa
would sOaiy distress he community.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

The EllsMins rssaalls. colsai from o. Alex
hi, Gsrs.le anl lhe Peisnbarg IusrlisrnOsr.I
"a % . % point 81 The ir0s pOlis 70 b FaF-
Il IN he Whigs = the next cosgre-s in rs.a-
+, % he Tariff Al ne lsst congre~ he D.
,.,c,.,ie psry IA tie House q Representatives
al i completely u ibeir power . pass In -
r.lsrs ths Tsrssnt tann. and shOW re sincerity
4 trir PROFESSIONS; bat their elnriionoerins puE-
ass hal lern answered AMI = ihsy could thfn.
hhOu.h. il nu., be granted, with hu. little Pliu-
.aaiiy,) f,ia the Ilame on the whis Psriy, Tie
,shlT was Permitted TO stand - il was, to sere
fx another ssmpaign. A tie next sossion d
Ca-Tess, however, thlIe mus be a complete
tarking-out from tslfir position. u they must
ms,rh M I, he wotk of deno'i,ioa without any
Thing to imFols their progress. Win majority
4 a in tie Housr, Of @ in the Senate, and !
psnoeraiie PFesideni, surely there ean he no eS,
rue now lor not bringing into fun play the bean
IL. Of their free trade dortnncs. We comment
he Suggestions in the following article 10 the Al
,ea,ion u our Wing friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

We hear els Ii he gin tring sha' uP
y aara F'aee &c Fsalshueasi, - FEl-
dag. hg Iar keFPrF "a Putl3e srAaoa ! -
he ess'fFE PsItpf sasri y. SheseEssa-
a sd siFsles - laasiiy llssi he Ineigh-
hos u lsnElh m.nt 80 Eesrned her-kul
he paoF s;s.ng dled llhe nsxt lay from 4 {
fright We have ~ vel ahiainfd any
flrhsr particulars cflhr distressing sseFy .
~ !. TisEas.
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obituary..

Died, in this county, on Thursday the 9th in
slant, Mr.. SAMUEL MoBRooN, aged 81 years.
Died, in Somerville, Tenn, on the 10th ultimo,
Mr.. ALsEr WooDs, formerly of this place, aged
about AZ years. ID ....-.= ....,....
Died, in Hardeman county, Tenn, on the 18th
ultimo, Mr.. WILLIE G. SHAW, son Of Willie
Shaw, esq, formerly of this county, aged about
GO years. a-e-e-r--~se~r ---+~~r-~ -'@- F~-~ -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

The extraordinary productivenesss of
the soil IF the West is strikingly shown
By facts stated in the Alton lllinois)
Telegraph of last week. That paper
says: 49,, -
1.-The quantity Of corn which may be
seen from Mound Farm, in Jersey coun-
Is, under twenty miles from this place,
cannot amount 10 less than five hundred
thousand bushels. Nor is this all, or The
best. From MIR. u. A, Davidson's res
dence on The huff, on the road from Alton
to Eawardsyille, and about seven mile:
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DTcFkeaS les Boex.-1his publication,
more extended notice of which will be found in
another part of todays paper seems to attract the
attention of the public from one end Of the Union
to the other. The opinion has long been enter
tanned by observing men, that the Locofoco lead
crs in the state Of New York arc a corrupt set Of
pcliticians,--thc most corrupt ofany in the Union;
and this publication of McKenzies but proves that
this opinion was Just and well founded. Nowon-
der, them that the Empire Club, with its illustri-
Gus leader, Captain Ryndcrs and its singulariy
homogeneous mixture of bad, wicked, and mis-
chievous men, should he chosen TO act so promi-
ncnt part in the operations Of the Iocofoco par
ty; and that il should be cherished with so much
fondness by them. But surely the great mass Of
the people Of New York are not so deeply tainted
with the corruption as to permit this combination
to exist much longer; and we hope this publica
ton Of McKcnzic's will serve to open their eyes
that they may see into what hands they have fall
len. We have nothing to do with the manner IN
which Mckenzie procured the lctters,-this is ;
matter to be settled by him, with those immcdiate
ly concerned. Whether he was actuated by al
honest desire to expose this corruption, (Which i
Probsblc,) or by the desire to make money by tn
sic fthc work docs not concern us, if the boo
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Reported for the Petersburg Intclligencer,
49,. Petersburg, Oc!obey 8, ls45.
s+ r,r,rrSpSpIsY. MkDVETS

hepoTteu LOT the IetcIsDuLS ihtShiSSAfsi.
E..- Petersburg, 0c.obey 8, ls45.
..@F PETERSBUG MARKETS.. 2.a g
ToBAcco.-Only few hhds. per day
are inspected. No change in prices. Sales
this week "a 10 It.
CoTTos.-Suppiies of the oldcrop have
nearly ceased, and those of new are very
limited. The few bales sold this week
brought to7l. The Steamers accounts
tended rather TO reduce the N. York mar
ket.
WHEAT.-very little brought in, and
the price has improved, although the RI,
yer is too low 10 enable the mills to work.
Prime Bed commands 80 cents. but the
sales generally range from IS to 81.
CoRN may be quoted 50 TO 50 cents
Only small lots offering.
BAcoN.-Virginia, hog round, 81 10 9.
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70 lFaa. AL he lsgiegs ssnas,e. aal ID Ii. tl.rrs
iaas - sEa 81 - e daula-Gaa pa11iss tlu,.
ulEfs actually a4adiiliissa Ore aE,e ny a.
leala fsala dis haak D shese - az =. Ns4
feskas M - :. = : eassf.l =. ~ isu.s
NsN fesk LauudscaA Beware 4 80 Anauy
Rrrrarr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

W. oULD respectfully inform their customers,
w and the public, that they are now receiving
their Stock of ...
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased duing the last month
in the cities of New York and Philadelphia at the
lowest Cash prices. Their Stock is quite heavy,
consisting of a general assortment of Dry Goods,
both for Ladies' and GentIemen's wear: also large
assortment of Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, and Boots;
also Groceries, such as Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Molasscs, Coffee, Indigo, Nader, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger. &c. A good assortment of Castings, Iron,
Steel, Wagon Boxes, Nails, Trace and Halter
Chains; Tin Ware, a full assortment White Lead
dry and in oil other Paints and Dye-stutls, with
many other articles too numerous to mention.
They solicit call from their friends, hoping to
be able to give satisfaction as TO style, quality and
price, as they arc determined to sell to suit the
hardness of the times.
I Country Produce taken for Goods.
| Ruifin's Mills, October /. 96-3n
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The population a New York ciiy -
asceusincsl. hy The Stale Census jnsl IA
ken. 10 BE- 3G6.Ts5. "A increase Of 81 CTS.
or IS per cent. in i've ycars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

Daring the last snnnih. tSeP,rmhrr.l
ihe Amsfiean Bible Sorieiy ISSUED mnTe
llsan $4,000 rnpirs al Babies and Tesla
msnis, Averaging nearly 1000 per dsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

ian Ibis ri'y. ghe7e nay b sra Hillaul
naiiHE lslals ~ ssans 80. - lsalizs
aaly ~ aHa blRrrainRs. Sid n sianting
eep. lhe pEs!bsais yield e Shieh ; sssl
mslrd : 80 msllian Sc hundEsd ilaoa-
saad basLsls. Rrai llis uho rsn.p
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Thr Subscriptions 10 IL .snrk n lhe
Nee isgk 40 Enc Rslnsi aTe 80
nouEred 10 BE iull The ErqsliTrd $4,000.
COO being n iakfn. 2 Ne waFs y n nGsw
% loa 70 rcmplelian EiihOal delay.
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,JUST-RECElyED.
Notice.

n Office is. given to all persons having suits
~, in the County Court of Orange which have
been pending more than twelve months. and in
which costs have not been paid, that application
will Nc made at the merit term of said Court for
executions in all snch cases for the Clerks Fees
and that executions have already been ordered in
many cases for said fees, which executions will
be held up until next term, after that timr, unless
paid, they will go into the Sherif'''s hands. All
persons, and particularly the plaintiff, who arc
Interested in these suits, requested to call on
the present Clerk and pay these costs. -.
M. JOHN BANE, .
...etz s@s4 HARRISON PARKER,
sa#ae GILES MEBNAE.
October Z. - 97-
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m, Tariif-Srnsiblt iaTitr.

Speaking Of ~ threat made by the Lo-
coCoeos TO reduce the Tariff 10 the s.rict
Revenue Standard, the Alexandra ia
zeiie says:
1T seems 10 Us. Then, that upon the
friends Of the Administration rests, and
should rest, the whole responsibility Of
DESTROYING or altering the Tariff law
and that the Wings, especially those from
parts Of the country not directly and es-
sentialIy interested, and where public opin-
ion has not heretofore been so decided in
favor Of the Tatifi. ought 10 interfere as
lille as possible, leaving the weight Of re-
sponsibiliiy where il properly belongs.
The Tariff is in the hands Of the repre-
sen,aliyes from New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, and few other Stales--there
let il remain. II they, deeply concerned,
think that they can stand what is propos-
ed, surely other parts Of the county ought
not TO complain. If they are impressed
with conviction that their manufacturing
establishments are too prosperous, their
friends and neighbors may well be content
to acquiesce in their opinion. lfihey feel
anxious Tor change, why SHOULD others
interpose TO throw obstacles in the way Of
their wishes y
This Is, no doubt, the true policy of tho
Wing members Of Congress. Theiroppon-
ents have the majority, and should be forced
10 take all the responsibility of legislation.
The Wings can force this responsibility up
on the I.ocos without in the slightes; de-
greecompromising their own principles, by
SAYING TO them, !. Gentlemen, prepare your
bill 10 sui, yourselves, and we shall vote
upon tive snail not offer single amend
ment or suggestion-the measure shall be
Your own in every payticular." If this
course be pursued, the Locoiocos will be
forced TO carry out their professions, OIL
stand before the country convicted OF dcu-
ble-dealing. IL. on the contrary. the
Wings NEEDLE with the bill further than
giving simple vote against il. the tricky
I.ocos will, as usual, seem 10 be very anx
ious 10 reduce the Tariff, and blame thu
Wings for preventing the reduction. Gu
own conviction is, that there never exisie,
majority, having more dread Of respon
sibilily on the Tariff question, than thu
one which will assemble in the mex
Congress. They are " between the Dew
aud the Deep Sea-" II they enact no
rizon,al Tariff Of 90 per cent. they will b
defeated at the next election, and if the
do not enact such law, they will convic
themselves Of wan; of principle that ear
not fail to bring down onthcia The indi!
nation Of the people. l3. ~ a*s.<@ IT
Let the Wings, then, we repeat, fore
the i.ocos up To the issue, or force theI
to dodge il in so palpable manner Iii
even Loco Foco ingenuity cannot disguis
their want Of principle. PEI. iniei.
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TharssIay. October 20.

Frosr1ik c. III. sss- e wi.aaiagsaa has -
,.;,,i L. slssinsasai Il Tslrr n De Branrh
.fa,r Bark q Cape Pear 4 RsIsish. d Haze 4
Va. n. Jaa.s. s.s- appointed c-aiies