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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
TO THE NlILLERS OF VIRGINIA

UNDERSTANDING that Benjamin Stricken of She
~ nandoah county is manufacturing Smut Machine
in imitation of YouBgs patent and selling them
under various devices the Millcrs Of the Valley.
hereby give notice that will hold the user of such
Machine responsible, as determined to defend
rights by virtue Of the law. We are the agents
for the State Of Virginia, and this will
be disrcgardcd WILSON s. FUNK.
Winchester, August 20. 1S46.-2m%
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE-Dr Peq,ie-
vllle in his travels in the Morea. says: 81 have
seen intermittent levers subdued entirely by mix
ture Of strong coffee and lemon or lime uice. which
Is successful remedy all over the country The
proportions are three quarters of an ounce of coffee
ground fine, with two ounces of lemon juice, and
three ounces Of water. the mixture TO be drank
warm and fasting. This is said to be certain cure
for fever and ague"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

CUT FoDDER.-Every farmer and others keep
ing horses or cows. should have straw CUTTER
we are now, and ever have been of the opinion;
that from fourth to half the food usually con-
sumed by our animals in winter, might be saved
by chopping. Corn butts, straw, and refuse hay;
If cut, moistened with hot water, and sprinkled
over with handful of meal and a little salt, an
swers the purpose Of the best hay, and is much
cheaper UhipatOr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
UNREHEARSED STAGE EFFECT.

The Wheeling Times says theatrical corps in
that city were playing Perfection. - and when the
lady playing Susan said 'I'll marry the first likely
fellow that offers six ooer from Monroe CO.. o.
walked up to the stage and said. ''here's the boy
for you. and there is the license" laying down a
bona fde marriage license on the table Of the orchcs
ira
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
Just EgECERB:ED
TO PHYSICIANS.

'Hb subscriber has just received lot Of very supc
u rior IMPROVED TRUSSES, such as are recon-
mendcd by the Faculty. Physicians and all who af
ctcd with Rupture arc invited TO call and examine for
themselves. T.. BERKELEY.
July IS, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
H&AN4M& g LME0DNNe
ATTORNIES AT LAW,
STAU1ToN, va.

'J>fiE undersigned having associated themselves
as partnaf in the practice of Law, tender their
professional rvices TO the public
They WI attend all the Courts holden in S,aun-
ton, viz sahe u, S. District Court for Western
va, the superior and County Courts of Augusta,
and the Corporation Court OF Staunton. Also, the
Courts of Automatic, Bath and Pendleton.
othose entrusiing business to them two advan-
tages will accrue from this assocation.-lst. For
single fee (the that is paid TO other couusel)
the services of two Attornies will be procured
End. Their attendance upon the Courts will be so
arranged That one OF the firm will be always at
home, and in place TO attend 10 their Clients inter
ests. WILLIAM FRAZIER,
JOHN ID. IMBODEN.
Staunton, Sept. "a, 1S46.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
PATRIOTIC SPIRIT.

Some of the Indiana papers made a great fuss
over distinguished Democrat of that State, Mr..
Z. G. Dunning, because he had volunteered TO oin
the army of invasion. The Indiana Democrat. in
announcing his departure with the troops. said
1.-The patriotism of Mr.. Dunning would not suffer
him TO remain at home when his country called for
help"
late number of the Indiana State Journal gives
the following fact illustrating the disnerested de-
votlon of this matchless hero:
1--WE have just received letter from an officer
at the month of the Rio Graude which says that
7. q. Dunnlng is at that place selling whiskey at
FIVE dollars per gallon and cheese at eighty cents
per pound -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
POETRY Y.
LAuDATuR "A LAuDAro.

In the New Orleans Picayune, we find the fol-
lowing spirited song, written by the late Major
RiNGcoLD, short time previous to his DEATH 1t
was furnished to the Feliciana Wing, by an officer
of the army:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
.EiRsf EROcPirPG.

Zoo POUNDS LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
cOO Store and for sale by
PAUL & RIDGwAY.
Staunton, Sept g. 1916
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

| Many people talk of Equality, but while they
would be glad to have those above them Lo,cered
down. they would not for the world have those be-
low them teUeticd up.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
East RpCgScpd.

A LOT Of Extra Superior CHEWING TOBACCO
N at all prices and warranted 10 suit all tastes
G.. +. COCHRAN eco,
Stanton, August 10, 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15
.Bif2E RcCpirGh.

A MOTHER lot Of 0,at excellent Cd CHEWING
IN TOBACCO & r COCHRAN & co
Staunton, August 10 1876,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

by the first Of November next, the arrears OF m
tereet due the State debt Of Missouri. will b.
100000. She has now about $25. 900 TO meet il
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

"That motion is out of order" as the chairman
Of political meeting said when rowdy raised his
arm 20 throw an egg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

VANDERJYN, has arrived at New York with his
great Painting Of the "Landing Of Columbus" dc
signed to be placed in one Of the vacant panels in
the Rotundo Of the Capitol at Washington.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

SENSIBLE GRL,-A young lady says that they
may talk as much as they please about the virtues
Of the galvanc ring, but, for her part she believes
that the wedding rlng Is the most potent cure for
all young ladies'.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

o.. a correspondent of the Wing, who has been
travelling in the Western part Of the State writes
that he met many persons. who had emigrated 70
Missouri, returning to Virginia. We are glad to
hear this.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-15

Mr.. LAIRD is training Fashion for the fail
They say she is cas- fine as silk"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

. UEforlunalsly. this . DOT yst kHisb-
"a. Bul there rrsnlls frosn Ikls long de-
bale tNo faris. which are now equally
eFident, equally imposing. The hEst i,
that he psriizans Of eomrTnmise have ;
large majority in he Senate. The seeond
l.. lhat ilie compromise cannot 20 below
Ihe Iessy.ninEh degree. The derlarsiion
made by Mr.. Webster On ihis subject. in
the name Of his party. viii produce apro-
found sensation in England. whittier his
sPeerh has been forwarded from Boston.
BY The steamer Of liie arst of Manch,- lof
caIHsr. lie first Of April Is mesni;) and
with this declaration before Il. ihe Cabinet
of ST. James. we eaHnol doubt, will feel
that ilGnusl accept this ullimaium. or pre-
pare foE an inevitable war. Thereean be
no more withdrawal, no more heslitsiing;
lllat will be ieli. and simple phrase viii
have dune more lhsn a whole years ne
gOlislion and protocols, 10 lead 10 de-
n0uemeni."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

The peculiar relations Of some of our
puhlit journals opening to them the best
snurces Of information. and rendering
them the more discriminating as 10 what
they admit into their columns, of course
enIilles TO the more regard what We find
there. ki. this which gives any interest
10 the annexed paragraph. whirh we ex-
rart from al article copied into a late
number OF the Richmond Enquirer.
"li is now said that the las. steamer
took out directions TO our Minister in Lon
don tn inquire. through lord Aberdeen
the precise ,iews of the British Govern
men,. and whether Sir Robert peers al
lusioa TO the offer Of the 49lh parallel wal
intended To imlly an approval oi that lin
a. q cam ,rnmise; Mr.. MeL'ne benz
authorized ID say that this Goyernmen
would reeIe,e that proposition farors
bly,"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
New Goods, Cheap Goods,
and Good Goods.

VNH Esubscribers would most respectfully in
Il form their friends and customers, that they
are now receiving and opening the most extern
sive assortment Of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS which has even been shown BY any
house Of country establishment in the county Of
Orange, all Of which have been bought for cash
in the New York and Philadelphia markets, by
one of our firm who has been buying and selling
goods for thirteen years. We fat,er ourselves
that we are not only able but willing to sell our
Goods as cheap, if not a little cheaper, than any
other house in the county of Orange. No pains
shall be spared to accommodate our customers,
All we'ask is to give us look. and after looking
70, bay littlc. We charge nothing for looking.
GT AL kinds of County Produce taken in eI'
change Of Goods.
M.EDOO, SCOTT, 4 co.
Rufin's Mills, April I. 2.-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

~
We sss granked ia king ale " sisss hat ns
,sw sssr n snail PoE. has occurred snrs. our
.a. The A.nErr -TFgshraaea in The OUTSET was,
tsn ssas q lhs fsmiiy II Mr. Tumsr. Or Othsrs
,isilinx Ghsrs. might have received Dc ialeesion
bsEse The disease was suspected 10 he tlie snail
pOr; Cor sfer he discovery the uiHaSss Preeau.
,ion was ialrn 10 PEeSsns il spnaa; but asIno'e
Is.n sws weeks have s.ap-sd sinOe D. isrsi s4eaf.
snss. and as the sIPcrirnos q Physisians has as,
s.rsined thai he diseass usuafy DEVELOPS iIssll
~lhia slrysn OF tHelvs d.ss from The exposure,
and IsrticuIsrly - all the penbers sf tiaa family
and The eisIshs os ths plACs have besR.saerinsied
". Ghiak We can slirly PFOnOunee that all dangs'
u al an end. Young Mr. Turnsr is rapidly reeo'
,.an.. and R u hoped viii soon Be restored "a
hrAl,h.
What great ressOn have ws, Is community
% blsss that Providence which has - PFO'eetsd
y. from the d" sssaasUcs that wAiks,h in darkness
n,y be eon,inus his wstehfuT care over "; iol
except the Lord keep the city. tue wasehmaT
w.kesh bu, in vain"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
Petersburg, Virginia, March 25.
Spring, 1916.
-~~>~~~>~N~~~-~~-
Fresh Dry Goods.

EDWN JAMES & co. have in store and
IA are receiving, by the last arrivals, from the
Northern markets, their SPRING SUPPLY OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Particular attention has been paid, and much
time devoted, to their selection both at auction and
private sale. Many have been purchased below
the cost of importation, and they hazard nothing
in saving that they are prepared TO offer great in
duccments to town and country dealers, either fol
money or on time, on their usual terms. -
n. d. They have on hand at all times. Anchor
Brand Boiling Cloths, Hemp Seine Twinc, Red
Turkey Cotton, Marshall's Patent Seine Thread
in two ounce hanks.
E. JAMES & co.
March 25. 2l-2w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
Sub. .Treasurv,-Accordine TO para

Sub. Treasury. According TO para
graph in The New York Journal Of Com
merce, a caucus Of the Democratic Sena-
tors has been held in Washington. at
which it was resolved TO pass the Sub
Treasury Bill as il came from the House.
The New York Express of Tuesday
afternoon says Of the Money market
Stocks continue to decline, owing to the
alarm created by the passage OF the Sub.
Treasury. There is quite sensitiveness
IN the money market.
The Journal Of Commerce, of same
date, says
There is a real panic in the street 10.
day, on account of the Sub-Treasury,
Even the Oregon war has lost IFS terrors
IN comparison with this monster with his
iron chests. Stocks have still further de-
cllned, and the tendency is quite in favor
Of further decline.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Consumption Of Cotton-lIon. hb-
bolt Lawrence. in his third leuer on the
subjec, Of the Tariff, states some interest
ing facts in reference to the consumption
of law cotton in the United States. Since
1915. period Of twenty-nine years. the
amount consumed has increased from /.
eeO,Oe0 to I76. 400. 900 lbs.--more than
six,eeR.fold. During the same period
the increase oil consumption in Great
britain has been from SO. .000, 900 to 560,
00O. ZOO lb.-less than seven fold. We
manufacture more cotton than France, and
quite a. much as Go,00o, 900 Germans.
This great home marke. for the staple al
the South has grown up under the mila
enre, and as a direct result. Of the pro.
,ec,ive system; and the fact is one ol
the highest interest To that section of the
country whence The chief hostility 10 a
Protective Tariff comes n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
Santa ANNA letter to the Nev

Santa ANNA letter to the New
0rl-an, Picayune, dated a, Havana on
the goth March, states that "Santa Anna
has his emissaries going backwards and
forwards continually between Havana
and Mexico, and his ex-Minislers, who
are here in exile along with him, are ve-
ry sanguiue of his return 10 his native
land much sooner than most people are
aware Of. As 10 the idea Of establishing
a monarchy in Mexico, more especially
Spanish one, Santa Anna and his friends
laugh a, il as the most absurd chimera in
existence"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

The Ne~ Hampshire I.ocoforos, after
seeking all other sources Of consolation
for their recent defeat. and offering all
other excuses. have finally his upon one
which they seem To chuckle over as some
thing tolerahly suflicien, for their purpo-
ses. Il was all owing to the clergy
The minis,s rs of religion are The untowar''
instrumentaliiies tina. effected .heir over.
throw. The New Hampshire Patriot is
clearly Of opinion that the clergy did all
the mischief. There Is something M the
inculcauons Of Christianity. sort Of mo-
raj atmosphere around its ministers. which
would seem TO he incompatible with sucl
I.ocofocoism as has heretofore fiourished
in New Hampshire. ". y. Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

for GaseEnneat II sHs Ifarassus u
lisllimass. once II every four yesrs. can
sslile lie policy nf Ihe nsii0a. Why moi
rall L. 10 axay ~i.h your Congress and
PTesideni. and. in tleir stead. hire for aiew
thousands an honest agent 10 rerrise Tor
eign ministers. ar. and record lfor all
that We should need ID his rseni . . re-
giseIl Ihe DEGREES az she sfSfeszia can
ruses - lhe public lawf II w0ad save
a deal Of trouble and sspense.
ciliseinaaii Gafeife.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
Dowiiny,s History OF Roman

ism.-We have received from the publisher a
copy Of Dowlings History of Romanism, an oc-
,avo volume Of 6I2 pages, embcllishcd with up
wards Of fifty neatly executed engravings, illus
,rativc Of the ceremonies, superstitions persecu-
,ions, &c. Of the Roman Chstch. The work >
noticed with high commentator by many of the
religious and literary publications in the United
States, and has testimonials in its favor from en-.
inent divines in almost every denomination oi
Christians. So great is the demand for the work
that it has already reached its twelfth edition. Il
is published by Edward Walker, ia Fulton
Street, New York. at three dollars. See prospec-
,us in another columa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Hcieor-A brilliant meteor made IL sP-
r,,raaee q, oIf,nl Oh ThurAily evening last, 81
ssoa, quarter before ten o'elOck. IL apparent
.Is was y OF ) inches in diameter, and il passed
rapidly over some thirty degrees, disappearing be-
hind /, cloud immediately alter passing the moon.
Al a minute and thTee-quar,ers aiset The dlsaP-
Dearanes Of the meteor the explosion wss heafl
ike the rumbing Of thurler, which continued io'
twelve or fifteen seconds; the time Was sseertah
sd By HO,ing il while passing over the same ground
in shs morning. Notwithstanding tire light Of
full moon, the bright rays Of ths meisos were dis
unetly visible upon the ground. Had the mO'r
been below the horlIon, the heavens would ha''
been lighted up almost with the bdllianey Of day
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

The Washington Times, which late
Is finurished under tie name OF the " Ma
disoni.n." and recently became notorious
for ns libeIlons attack upon Senators. has
been discontinued Tor want Of adequate
support.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

APn lesh. lss6
Ais nsetius Il Eagle Lodge. No. II. ealloa
in eOnidrniiOn of he is4th 81 BrOlhsr AIIKx
PaKKs he fOlO~ing resolutions wsEs unsnimsus-
y sdcfaed;
Resoised. That IN he death of IlEOthsr AILEs
Pass tis fraternity has lot an slls and siEsienl
oficer. and Lind. benssoienL ard eOnailsnls
hrOshsr. one whose plAos. h many Esspscts i
viii he difficult % supply.
EesOiusa ll0fhry. That in testimony oflhs To-
sPect and rrsard entertained for our dsessssd bro
thsr. ihis LOdge will.stishd his funsrsl IN boiy
and wear the usual badge of mourning fG The
space ofthisS dsyE
Resired lurLssr, That ihsse proceedings b.
published in ths HilllbOrOugh Reeordx and Ra
/ leigh STANDARD.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Beware OF Ccunterfsits-Wr were
shawn yesterday four well executed sTo
bills ON the Bank of the State, which had
been passed on one Of our merchants. ..
mong o,hrr money. The paper is Too
white and clumsy for fie genuine. In
oIh.r respects well calculated 10 deceiye.
y. carOLiaian.-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Conclusive.-"Can't be helpsd--the
Baltimore Convention said i,-and Polk
mus, stick to il, and | will stick to him,
by hokey," said IIoosier politician ol
some local fame, yesterday, when some
wags were posing fun at him" there is
no dodeing now." But who claim Van.
cou, er's Island :" ~ DON'T. continued
the Hoosier, "the Balnmore Convention
didn't say a word about that are, aud
Jenny Polk don't--a Wing lie, BY ho-
key, that's tlat."
Well, this ignorant chap Is a rude type
only Of the partisan. A caucas meets al
Baltimore ii makes up what is called the
Democratic creed;" parlisans catch j
up; the press echo i, back as The will oI
the party. anil rulers obey. What's the
use Of having Congress- why pa,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

DEcisioN.-Judg- IItpburn, of Carlisle,
Pa. has decided that the Governors par.
d N cann0, take effect in a case where =
fine is i'm os-l by the court, which fine is
by law rec ed to he paid to the county. A
clock pedIar h,d been fined $50 lot ped
ding wilhou. liceass, who sb,ained par.
don rem,t'Ine the fine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

sIr. IHayyvood's speech.-su our last
". publish<d soms extracts from he.spcech Of the
Hon. wILLIlx II. HLIwooB, one Of the Scna-
tors from this state, on the o,cgOa question, and
this week We have given additional extracts, con-
tanning the most interesting parts. II IS not ne
ss..ary for Us 10 ask the attention Of our readers
70 these extracts, for public curiosity in North
Carolina has been no, Little excited to see the
views Of our Senator on this question. Mr. Hay
wool has before this acted with Independence in
Usfsnce 70 state politics, and We were no, much
nrPriaed ., his course in this instance. The
speech is able, and credisab!e ,c his position as
Ssnat,r from North Carolina.
We would take this occasion 10 tender Ou
thanks TO the Hon. DANIEL VI. BlaRISGrs fo
spnnphles copy cf Mr.. HaywoOd's speech, AM
other documents scn, Us; and also to the Hon
AIranD DoeEkEr, for various public documents
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

The Hibernia. The ship encountered
large fields of ice, and immense icebergs
in lat. 46l, Ion. 4sa, and was obliged to
run $50 miles south of the course to avoid
them. tits saidlha. the value of merchan-
disc. imported by the Hibsnia exceeds
$4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Disd i Aa Plans. = Thaa-azy ths 81 ins-
Ar. ArIrs Pasks. n lhs sosh y-s = hssgs
He I'D lara fas many yaan T0~n Tasssunr.
and mainssinna tias chsrarrr n an Aanesi man.
He hsi slso IVA = faiAfd TsessurrE % lie
Lodge 81 number 4 ysars, M ~as b1risd ~ish
MaEonir honOrM
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
Orange Comfy.

court Of Pleas and Quarter Sesfionss
February Term. lsa6.
LaGflaa cGAs. sad Jsmss EziLin as3 ss.
vs..
Isssss csnf. and T10naGs Fasi1nd end Es.
Peti;ian % sen Slaves
IT appearing % lie satisfaction of ths cout
4 bare that James Cant. and Tfomss Freslnn4
ss1 Wiz, als non-resi5eHis Of The state q NortA
Carolina: II i ihessfSse ordered iisf pubhesiien
be made IN the HillshOrOueh Recorder for ar
weeks successfully. thai unless the said 1suss
Cant. and Thsmas fpeland and wife, sppesI 10
fore the Iusiices of. our nert couh q Pleas and
Quarter Sessions. % be held for The county Of On.
snge, Il the court house in Marlborough. on the
fsurth Moadsy Of May ne1L lhen and there is
snsxer the said psiilion, ihe sams win be taksa
pro eonfeaso and decreed accordingly.
Witness, Josrph Allison. cletk of our said
court, at 0fire. he fourth Monday Of fshNssy.
A. ID. 1886.
]. ALLISON, c. &C.
Price sdv. $500. FL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLlNA,
Person County-In Equity.
Richard HalKLuyfon, Gnd OfLsrs

KTliam King. Ersri~. and Oihers.
IN this case, ii having bern made to appear .
the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master thss
The children of Alien Halliburton, deceased, The
children o. Robert Halliburton, deceased the chill
drcn Of Tnsly Halliburton. deceased, and the shi-
dren Of Mary James. ell named as defendants "a
Ibis cause, are not inhhbiisnts Of this state Il u
therefore ordered, that publication be made for sx
successive weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder.
Cor said defendants 10 appear at the next Court Of
Equity % be held for Person county, al Rozbe-
rough, on the seventh Monday aaer tho fourth
Monday Of March, then and there 70 plead. an.
swcr or demur to said bill. or the same win be To-
ken pro coniesso as 70 them, and set down II
!. hearing accordingly.
| JOHN BRADSHER, c.aR.
i pfice Adv S4.50 fl-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Conyress.-Mr.M MDufiO dalivereda speech
In the Senate on the 4th inst. on the Oregon ques.
ton. lie advocated an adjus,men, on the basis of
49, and was really to vote for the notice" such
form as would render it subscrvcnt to that adust-
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
The Treasury of History, No.

has been received. It brings down the history of
England to the reign Of Henry the Eighth. Por-
tons Of il we have read with great pleasure, and
hesitate no. to pronounce 1t a valublo and inter
ssting work. The fifth number will be issued the
hrst of Nav.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

d - sssns. e sunasy sssai.s - taaA
lnnznk ME ZasaAalas FaAxskls = Min NJ
EEHsA KssERra.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16

Oregon. The editor Of the N. Y. Cou-
rler des Etats Unis concludes a notice Of
the Oregon debate in the Senate as it
stood on Friday, with The following re-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-04-16
FLOWER CROOKS,

WYE have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
w Sauccrs, in sets Of three Crooks and Sal-
Ger for a5 cents set, rsseparato at and 10
cents each.
or Also another lot Of Whitehead's Superior
FLOUR. va.
LONG, WEBB, L CO.
. Mhsch eA s2s>