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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20
LEGISLATURE.

Ashe snd Surry-M'Millan, whig, senate.
Beaufort 49, Edward Stsnly and - Snaw,
Plugs. eomaycns. =. So s-@ .-~..av..s
Beaufort aud Cnscret - David Carter, wing,
Fnate. ,""r ~s~.. # @9 H. LIZA
Csldwell--E. ?. Miller. whis, commons.
Columbus IN. L. Williamson, demo, COM
hons TO stsf|sas# e. IL --- 4 81 al
Cravea-Nathaniel Street, demo, senate; w.
T. Washington and Henry r. Guion, wings, CON-
mons.
Dulain--James X. Hill, senate; Isaac B. KEEL
y and J. p. Davis, commons; all demos. -
Edgecombo--Louis D, Wilson, senate; Wyatt
Move and Vim. F. Dancy, SIS.
f'anklin-J. j.. Thomas, wing, senate; Col
pms and Martin, demos, commons; wing gain
"a'es-t;ating, demo, COMMONS.
"ates and Chowan--Stsilings, demo, senate.
hroene--Edwards, demo, commons.
henderson-Baxter, wing, ccmn,sns.
naturalization. X. Rayner, wing, senate;
lredeFf-J. NJ. Boyle, senate; r. Rsisa w. w
george AID w. H. Haynes, commons; alfwhigs
Johnston James Tonlinson, demo, senate
"'Aley Sanders, whig, and Lounceford Richard
eSSn, demo, commons. ...< So.
lones--Foy. wing, commons. -
lincoln and Catawba--J. L. Stowe, senate
H. White, F. ID. Reinhardt, N. Wilson, am
''nn Webster, commons all demos
Nartia--Daniel Ward. senate; A. II. Cof'sla
"'mons; both demos. sraa.@y&= 81
Nj Drake, senate W. .. Esni.or, con
s'""; 10Th t'cln.s. "@ ~ & .@
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obituary.

Died, in this county, on Tuesday the lith in
stant after painful illness, Of Congestive Fever,
Mr.. EpwARp J, Ward, late of Onslow, aged
about s5-years. Mr.. Ward was highly esteemed
by numerous circle Of friends and scquaintan-
ces for his many good traits Of character; and his
young wife has their waImest sympathy in her
bereavement, whilst they mingls their deep con-
dolence with hers.
Died, in this county, on Saturday, the 18Th in
slant, after long aud painful Illness, Of Con-
sumption, LorTIs X. PRArr, esq, aged about a
years. Mr.. Pratt represented Orange county two
years ago in the Legislature Of this state, and had
sssn for some years one of the presiding Justices
ef car Ceaa.y Court under the Special Court
system, both Of which posts he filed with great
acceptance to the public. He was faithful in all
the relations Of EEe-a good som kind husband,
an atfscticnate father, firm friend, q generous
ncghbor, faithful representative and magistrate
and a iutifI citizen. II rs source Of great con.
ISOLATION to his bereavcd family and friends to
know, that notwithstanding he possessed SO ma.
ny virtues, which endeared him to them. and
made the separation so poignant and SO sorrow
full, he nevertheless asked for the prayers of God:
servant in his behalf, and earnestly prayed him
self for an interest in the atonement of Christ
regarding his own morality--his own virtues
his own. righteousness as filthy rags. be desiret
to be clothed in Christ's righteousness. Te us
the sentiment of the minister on the occasion, vi
may, in charity, believe that he made his peac
with God. having the promises Of God as th
foundation Of our hope" Ash and it shall be Civ
en- you, seek and We shall find, knock and 1t sha
be opened unto you." But oh 3! how strange it
that one so prudent in worldly affairs, SHOULD Pu
, of to bed Of pain and languishing, business .
important as that of securing the souls salvation
!, Nj, Pratt wa buried with Mssorre ssrssonie
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Al a called meeting Of Eagle Lodge, No. II
held on the 10th instant, ID was announced that
our brother LoETIs X. PRArT had departed this
life on Saturday, tho 18th instant; whereupcn
the following preamble and resolutions ware una.
nimousy adopted: ~*f..-,
Whereas we have heard with profound regret
Of the dccease Of our beloved brother. LorTrs X.
PaArr, and would cherish his memory with fra.
tcrnal fondness; therefore, Es# ra ,sz4..
Be il resolred, That IN the death Of our brs.
Their this fraternity has los, valuable member
and the community mos, excellent citizen. Fo
honesty end integrity, for consistent frmness ant
sincerity, fer the exercise Of the kindlisr feeling
Of the heart, be was remarkable and he enjoyed
as he wen deserved, the almost unhounded cent
dence Of his fellow citizens. These qualities
which made him SO good citizen, also render,
Aim good mason; and rs citizens and mason
We deeply deplose his loss ......~.
Resehsd, That in further testimony Of our re
gard for cur brother, we will wear the usual badg
Of mourning for thirty days -&-
Rcsoked, That copy of these proceedings b,
furnished 70 tie family Of the deceased, and tina
they DO published in the HllsbOroush Recsrde
and Raleigh Register.
/ JOHN BERRY. W. H..
PAM .JoSEs, Sec. pro tenn.
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From the Missouri News.

THE BRANDaETH PILLS.--This medi-,
cine has been made subject OF much nerilaent
throughout the United States, while its utility has
been extensively acknowledged. The impression
seems to he gaining grsani shat B,andreth's me-
dicine may be employed with safety and effect as
a remedy for ordinary inhslnities- There aIe ma
ny sensible persons in this city as well as other
parts of this coant,y, who ita great prorety tes-
tif 10 tine good ELECTS OF Bfapdgs:h Pills, from
ffeenent experiment.; and 10 evil nee'i he aPpse-
hsnded fen the use Of them, according to the dt-
rcc,ions. In directing pubic attention TO the
Brandretb medicine, we only express our honest
convictions, that the Brandreth lli.s have done
more servse 10 the Isesen! generation, than alt
the Intermediates which have ever bssa INTRO
dueed into general use. I-- Ii ss e..
OyEa FIVE nUsnsED extracts from the most
respectable newspapers could be inscrtnss tu: :as
above, must suffice for the rrcsent--se says eur
space. E~s.
G. agents for the sale Of Brandresh's P;;sls:-~
| D. Heart, Hillshorongh; A. Terrence, Piasac.o'.
VIM, Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; J. u,
NDade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, Mason
] Hall; L. & ", Smith, Alanance, J.& r. Sloan,
GTeensborough; James johnson, Wentworth
Wood & Neal, Madison Oyea M'.Alsei Fas-
Ieeyvilie; I. Il. callsna> &iiasn.
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GREAT BARGAINS
= HARDWA ARE,

IN contemplation Of change in our business
= on the LIST Of January, and in order to reduce
our stock as much as passi'lc by that time, we
now offer il OF wholesale at a very SMALL AZ
.rAscr upon the IMPORTATION COST, for
Cash. or approved Town acecptalces
Coaniry Merchants are invited 70 examine our
Stock, when they will be convinced that We sra
selling lower t.an the Same articles can be bought
in New York Or elsewhere.
Our Stock is entirely new. Our English Goods
are imported, and the greater part Of item recent
y received, consisting of all articles usually kept
in our line.
We have a fne LOT Of Single and Double Bar
rel GUNS, Of our own importation, which wo
viii oler at unprecedented low prices.
+. LORRAINE, g. CO.,
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va
August L. DO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

Earthquake az smyma-Fe~ rite.
h,Te bera sss led ~ gresIsr ralsmilss
ahhia 90 shost rfTI0d. lhsn SmyEns.
Lar year he greater Iosli.n . as tlesnoy.
ID ~ 6 e. ,iaes hen spa.s ri %. oldest
and Hnsl Tssas eisb'e saEme,eial huu-es
hsye became b.nkrpEl, shd. - II 10 pa.
: cllm.x % this l,sI ri disasters. The eiis
aas jasl been sisilsd By one Of The eori
lrrr'bls shocks nj earthquakes that h,.r
hesn Ieii i"r many ysa,s IN Ibis part of TO
s0Ib. Allsn m,nHlss b. @ O'Clock. On
Ehe evening Of The 25ih nlI.. the whaIs
e'iS seemed suddenly 70 unduiaIe. - Il
f"l'ing upon . heavy sea, sEd. lhaugh
tl'ere xss Nal . bIsslh Of wind. the ws-
,er IN The bay VAS sioisn.Iy sg.lslej. 'i'hs
Sud0as rai,isd, 30 II 10 = .ifsag gale
snne dOuTs Esre bnrst open. and cllaets
dashed to With Y olenee. Two niuareis.
brlRR,n2 I0ane SfIhs P'inprial Ia.sgn
.Inmblsd 10 he ground ,ih remtEdaI:
Trash; seseTsf sore luusss wee ihI0wH
doe u. AID al ihe nlhs.s had The wsls reel
sud ihs rnOls Damaged. The me'shan.
dise p led in the shops AID stores tel
down, aud the heaviest pieces Of furniture
we're every where overturned. The wood'
IN hou.ss, a. Is sl.sys the case. suifsrst
comparatively hiils. SIm., ho~ev.r
mere snl'd'y built. wsrsenGp' eIely run
I'll by the shock. Several persons VET
shej, hui The numssr 10 not rxaeil!
snuwn.
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FRca THE AMY.

We have sssvanss f5sm lhr Ria Grsa1s
% Inc "a iniiaEa. Thee j. an hrus u
e0HsecUenrs. Gea. Tsylar Has despatch
ing ms regular~ % CsInargp uish al pos
sible hsslf. ani Likewise sfnding On large
supplies Of mnaiiinns. The highest painl
on the river u which any of die EOlan-
leeF troops were sIsiianed Vas Lan.iia.
between liania snd Maiamsros. u which
pnini one baiidioa 81 line Tennessee r..
gimeni was ganisnned.
Texas d.lrs . The 5lh Instant STATE thai
The force coneea,raling q BsEnr amounts
10 4.705. II constitutes IA independsnI
command. uhisi, will ie under Maj. Gen.
BsIler and BRIG. Gen. Wool. and - des-
tined 60 slEike ialo the Pr0sinee af Chi.
huahua. beiweea Santa Fe and Gen. Tsy.
lots position.
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sUPRgMg COURT.

Opinions have been delivered b. he
cours. finse OF lasL il lhs fuaOSiag
eases: ,s-. -.
By RuEFIs. c.J.. IN Stale. 10 use a
Murphy c. Mckay. IRON Ssmpssa; igdg-
nsBi reversed and rsni'e de nero.
Also. in Guess e Barbee. from Orange.
affirming the judgment below.
Also. IN Stalls {. Jefferson. frOIa NJ ca
lenbuEg. declaring hat there Is NJ error IN
The record. @
Also. 10 Groom 9. Virgin, IN Equity,
iran Wayne. reversing the decree xilh
costs. ta. r-n 10y .
Also. in Fineh y l.Ofiin. in Eesily. from
Davidson. Diminishing The bin with ensls.
Also. in Mckay .. Woodle. from tam
beFland. affirming The Judgment below.
Also, in Doe eT dem. Wsri c. Saunders
from Davidson, affirming the Judgment be-
low. $50
Also. in Hill. Adm. c. SpruilI. in Equi-
~. from Halifax. .@e aza,.
Also. in Logan .. Green. in Equity,
from Rutherford. dIslnissing The bill with
costs.
Also. in Brady o. Reason. from Moore,
affirming the judgment below. e.
ALSO, in Roger .. Vines, FROM Greene,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Medley .. Mask, in Equity.
from Arson. dismissing the bill with costs.
Also. in Godfrey o. Leigh. from perqui-
mans, affirming lie judgment FOR Plaintiff
on the first count in the declaration.
Also, IN Holden, Adm. .. Peace, in
Equity, from Wake. .-
By DANIEL, ]. in Cash ei al. T.. John
son. from Henderson, affirming the judg-
IReni below. ga x 49, - :
Also, in Jones d al. .. Strong, from
Rockingham, affirming the judgment be.
low. w.. a...-.e ....-..-
Also, in Lindsey o. PleasaRts, in Equi'
~, from Guilford. a -aa~ 70 3 ea~
Also, in Wall u. Nelson. from Beriie
affirming the jddgmen, below.
By NASH, J.. in Cobb u. Kornegay
from Duplin, affirming the judgment be
low. ..a
Also, in Bowers q. Mathews Ex'r, il
Equity, fom Halifax.
Also. in State to the use OF Rockwell .
Hawkins, from Brunswick, affirming III,
/ judgment below. -.....
Also. in Stale o. McAlpin, from Robe
son, judgment reversed and renhs de no
no. .~@ ~>- r.' #--<: -.
Also, in Dumright o. Jones, in Equi
", from Person, directing reference TO tht
! Master 10 state the accounts. ......-
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-asialaa7a. wah shaa slE,r ~ -. le -
isTrsts n &c ssssa. D. - 2aas ssssies
~ "a sfesioas Il aur coaaon eesasry.
Oar naiiaasi esabrils can boasl - psFe'
pAiriel, No suaad<r slassSnazn. ard 90 -.
lrr man. VI ina fhsI N0rsh Csralias,
Ihon0siag one she i N honor - her. ~
long make ahs uslian her debios. b. cir
lBE 10 The Federal senale 90 clear : llesd
and So pare lssrs - Ilssi o. = Msngam,
Prnnsylsania xould Hjaire ~ bssloW :
higher hOseE upsa Lim.- ~
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Thursday, August 40.


B.lsw ne hsse given ssrh atahisnai EsisFns
80. l~ra Hessixsl q lhis oiscs siane saE lass
,s,.sian. ssms I'D yet hangs sxsE &c -
:, t..ossa 81 impssAsiOn y ahsi tAs Mhigs
3 I..s . n.jsiiY q Torl il shai hoay. he
n "a n.lzay = de Houss uin bs ahous arr
80. GEahsais majority. 10 resaEs I'm .
,.-,.srssssa e IL Eslurus. pE Hnse hea@esn 81
-, .as -. THsrsAxP. soms iEiern e0uA.
=, rsaain v - hsara from.
me ssas e lis state Win BE- overwhelming
-, shs establishment Il Q nsnilsusiay. A
=. a. he returns arc eonpleis ne yin givs sse
81 sssalt NJ, dssmiHg i q suH.eieai i.le-
4 il. 70 Eiss lie rrsums from sach eOuniy.
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!. 2 kalksR sasa--as. "a las A.s@sass 49, n
c0las 49, gasssa Sal o~z@alsg = as@l@
SurE-Psgs@T Al GNss, NAiss. ~ SD
wsshaEsa- ~ TTHa-ssssA Hai<y,
~hsg. szAaae- -. -.
W..Ai.ssoa-Tla4 .. Sid.ss.s uais. 60
msha ~. .-a. q,
M'Mkss-fl<a. gsars wsabGn saAiLCan.
IN. NhirA sasnsns fsEt#s HI
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satlsa-liafs Ress ssrssTaEs fsaF efs-ag.ga,
u hoslliliss, alalllsl 0i.ep u 81 = =.
eoheilrd - - ssIasiInsHi-ahal he En-
scviise desp4ari.rd an ageni Oa lie ass
q Jelly - Vera tina. uilh snghoiiiy q
The CommodsFe that lie shonld ester Ihsl
pors under he Pf0lseiiOA Il ) ca u
lFSrs with ne rrnpa.sls." -.
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Aasaa Ia so<G
RsPsrszA g A. PsssaA4's InassEsrns.q.
ToEscrs.-undcS ne iaaasnrs Of
snd LOW mssk@is slr0sl. ahi ;lsc ptasPerl
falsEge crop a shis yesf's rFossh. pr.oez
have Grclinrd. sd ssies Of LrgI an Led
range genssally inn tl:ss "a $50.
wHRaf.-Supalies msdersir. easlisy
generally inferior. Sales faa 6s 10 s.
eenfs.
coRx has declined. and may i.s s1nsei
i, 50 N Sc. psr bashel. Tie grOEing
crop promises 10 bc srry sbaRdsnl.
hAcoS.-fifyinia. q 70 81 -
c0TTos.-Smali sales u 8 10 b I.
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MEETING OF TIE WARDENs..
August L.

T'HE next serai annual meeting of the War
Il deAs ofthe Poor for Orange county, viii &c
held at the | DOR House, on :he f'st Monday in
Nssptember, (the 7th,) and al pcet;cns for aid can
then be made. 4 Superintendent will be select
ed at that time for the ensuing year. and propo-
sails will be received from persons desiang the ae-
pointmcnt.
or The Wardens Of the Poor are requested
to meet in Hillsborouga on Tuesday Of August
.Gourt.
n. d. Balm, Secretary.
July IS. .--- 81.
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We were nos hllle surprised last seek in.
finding lls "IIillSbOrOush Recorder" hOnOrei
with conspicuous posiiion IN a leading edisor-
a IN : Tie Trumpet and liniyersalisl Magazine"
P1blished in The city Of Boston; paper with
which We have never exchanged. and We were
unconscious that he optics Of ia editor were ever
reached By the light q our sheet. This ho,oFiely
we have prrehascd BY copying into the Recorder
from The Christian sun "a paper published IN this
oiicel an article in rriulslion Of The doctrine Of
Uniyer.aIizm. nritien v The Rev. w. r. Stowe,
Of Ogden. Y. York in doing which the charity
Of Inc editor Of The Trumpet eannst award 10
Us any higher motive than the eradication Of
/" son.e anlpaihy To univasslism," or desire 70
give popular character 10 our journal" Our
Featrrs generally, we are sure, viii aserile "a -
purcr motives han iLesc % the operating cause
ofihe introduction Of te article into our columns
and what i Of more consequence, our conscience
Is Al perfect case upon the subject. What pro-
yOked" VI. Stowe To write IS he did against Uni
yersalisn, is no coaceTn of ours; and any sug-
ges,ion in that matter would be more properly adj
dressed to him than - Us; but Il. as the Trum-
ret suunses. grief for the fall Of an esteemed and
beloved brother into he errors Of Unisersalism
moved him 10 the eiTaHL ], certainly win be no
cause why we should honor him the les. Blu,
let these things he as they may, we are not aware
that any apology Is due TO the editor Of the Tru'
pet for the appearance Of the article in our paper
and we are at loss To conceive how he can claim
the right 10 question our motives Surely OppO-
si,ion 10 the deIusion Of rnivcrsslism Is not 50
strange as to surprise hin by n novelty But LEI
this pass s. es# ..a .s =.
Ahcr not very courteous introduction, the
editor Of the Trumpet goes on. to notice two o
three paragraphs Of Mr.. Stoves article; and az
ter filling near two columns, concludes with tn
inquiry, " Docs the editor Of the Hillslorough Re
corder wish TO hear any farther from usl' IfsC
no promises, d we will insert his article and sent
him the paper containing il, that he "will writ
farther, ifliie and health be spared" 7 ~".
We are not particularly anxious 10 hear an.
thing farther from him. We do no, suppose b
will be able 70 she'd any new light on the subject
or to advance any Arguments which have no
been advanced and rrfutcd long before the ap
pearanos Of the Trumpet or the birth Of its cdi
tor. We do not profess to be versed in biblica
criticism, and have no desire to enter into a con
irOversy upon this point. The editor Of III
/ Trumpet must therefore seek another adscrssr,
and some other field for his display than the &C
lumns Of our paper. .... ....-........-....'-...
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Tac Charlotte conycntion.--Thc

TIC Cn0rt0tte COnSeuttOu.-inc
Convention which met at Charlotte Court House,
Va, on the 18th instant 70 take into consideration
the improvement Of the Roanoke navigation, was
well attended. After dclbcration, the Coaven-
,ion, instead Of agreeing upon plan for improT-
ing the Roanoke with suitable recommendations
10 effect it, 10 the great surprise Of all lockers ON,
has recommended The construction of Rail Road
from Danyille to the city Of Richmond the vote
being, cor the Rail Road So; for the improvement
Of tho Roanoke Sc. We have but little doubt
that the Rail Road win be ultimately abandoned
because Of its irnpracticability, notwithstanding
its popularity in the Convention; and We there
fore regret The desision which has, temporarily a;
least, frustrated the more practicable improvement
Of the Roanoke. The friends Of this latter work,
however, ore not disheartencd, aud seem deter
mined to push. forward the enterprise. Another
Convention has been called TO meet in Oxford. in
this state, on the Sd Of November next as will be
seen by the following notice, to which we invite
attention. .4sv~s4as~@ .... RE
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INST PErETVEp.

SUPERIOR ST. Croi1, Poso Rieo, and N. o..
~ Sugar.
Good Coffee, Of different qualities.
Tallow, and Adamantiue Candles.
Also, on hand, ia Linen and Cotton Shirt
ing, good Cider Vinegar, Salt heup Oh, and
Chocolate.
!Aalatgs lot Of CIGARS, all qualities. FOR sale,
log.
LONG. WEEP. g. co.
August 1, g.
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20 aAG SIN -. liza. saasFs2 As@-ssssg
IEEsE6s1. aa4 IL nsff9g Hls EshaseEssI
~ nOn. Tkanzs ESlngsHlS- ti--ouas.
csc. AEaas Gks EsS0inlUessdoEAas wss
ihr Eala~iaE.
Resolved. That sc inSeHbs on esE han-
mr. Repeal ard - iai0 tlis c0naes -
solved q % Cur nsmoss - secure q Uhac
! Delegaii0a - IL nerf COngress hFora-
be 10 The Repeal 81 lie udi8as measure
issi fsslsned IN he coaniry. and shs aasp.
.ion % . measure based On ne principles
rersgnized b ihs T'Arif q lss1. We
inFiie 10 aid - IL Ms woEk every Hs-u
whO hss m American heari, who br.ieves
tie Interests Of his r0uairy worth psrssEs.
IN sud 10 willing 70 rally round - -
snhlaFd Of True Demo~Eaeyl
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A Penitentiarv Rurnt,--Ths, Arka =

sas Pemtentiary, near Little Rock, was de-
s,royed by fire on the evening Of the 5Oth
ul,imo. The prisoners were al got ont
safe, and committed 10 the county Jail M
Ill some other place can besprovided for
Them. his stated that some ofthe prison
ers SET fire to the buihing, with the inten-
tiOn fmaking their escape. In this, how
ever, they were disappointed. One Of
them. by the name of Morgan, attempted
to rush ost, knife. in hand, but he was
shot down and instantly killed by one Of
his fellow-plisoners, who had been en-
ployed as guard for sometime previous
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The Randolph Negroes. These u,

fortune creatures have been again dawes
from the lands selected fJr them IN Ohio.
An effort was made 10 settle them in Shell
BY county. but, like the previous attempt
in Mercer county, il has failet They
were driven away by threats of violence.
A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette states
that Judge Leigh has determined on abon,
doning all future efforts to cotonize ;hem
in free State; and, as by the laws of Vir.
ginia they cannot remain there over a yeA
after they were emancipa,ed, he has con
eluded 10. send them to liberia. @sea t-,
-- '".~a 1929 II Riehmd Compiler.
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The Tariff In Ohio. Lon receiving the
news of the passage of McKayfs bill, the
friends Of Protection and the ffariff Of AZ
at Columbus, Ohio, held a large meeting
in the State House Yard On the evening
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American sruaaron IN the aulf and

American SQUADRON in the Gulf and
In the Pacific. lila the Gull. Pennsylsa-
MA 100 gins. North Carolina. Dslaware
and Ohio. IDS Frigaies. Brandy wine.
Constellation. rctomae. RaTitan. Cum
bertrand, 44s: Shops, Falmouth and Join
Adams, 22s: NJ. Mary's snd Austin, DIS (;
Steamers. Mississippi, 10 guns. Prince.
ton 0. Spilire 3,-4, Legare o. sper-
Ger O.; Brigs. Purpose 10. Tnxion 10.
Somers 10, Lawrence 10; Schooners,
Flirt 4. Bunili ? Refers Cutters. Nc
Lane Q. Woodbury. o, Van Buren, 6; 10.
tai number of guns in The Aert $50. Da-
yid Common, Commodore. lu tie Pacific,
Razee Independence 50 guns; frga,rs,
Savannah 81, Congress "a, Constitution
a.; Snops. Portsmouth, 20. l.ssanl 20
Warren 30. cyate %; Schooners. SHARK
10. Store Ship EIIe e.aRellcf 6. Lex,ng
ton 8. Total number Of guns 3o6. w
d. Shubrick, Conmodnrc.
These two Sgasdrons Form the ia,ges
naval force ever possessed at one time by
the United S.siGs. n. o. Tnopic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-20

A Treaty with the Potiawatamie In
dams. which has concluded on the 2sih
ultimo, has been officially published. by
this treaty. the posscssory right ofthc Pot
iawatamies 70 some six millions Of acres
Of land is extinguished--fve millions Of
valuable land lying between the Missouri
and Mississippi, west Of the State Of Iowa
and north Of the State OF Missouri, and one
million of acres of land on the Usage RI
yer, west OF the latter State. The State
Of Iowa will, by this treaty. gain front
on The Missouri river Of several hundred
miles, and that State and the United States
obtain possession Of five millions of fruit.
full and saleablo land, towards which a
large emigration has already been directed