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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17
N o TIC Els.

" meeting OF tho citizens 10 requested n, m. g.
change on Saturday evening at O'clock to consider of tho
appointment 81 Delegates the Convention to be held
Stanton on the Both inst The subject which will engage
the attention Of the Convention Is the extension of n,
LOUISA ha Road. aud other improvements, in which tho
city especially Interested. Il hoped therefore that the
meeting will be full. MANY cITIzrNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17
EXTENSIVE STOCK or DRY GOODS SELLING
At REDUCED PRICES.
nCTOBER I7ru, Is46--R N. JENKINS

- would invite The arention Of thos winE bargains IN
description o. etspi Fancy Dry
sYe sock which wiz be sod % reduced prizes oe7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

The battles Of PaIO Alto and Resaea Pam, m1,ea DE-,
line ,ion, BY Chas Gtobc.
Russian Quick Stsr Paln Alto do.
Ia SpiTec dcs syiphcs, wttz by & Grobs
NirnolA WIN Bronzs Horse Gnnop.de
Springiais WiiE BY Hngiehrseh
ls1nfon WalfL ID
Claytota WahE do
'nespcikr RIA mems Quct Step
Parisina March IIsi1tfope Waltz
Ia n lie Vnginieune Waln, by p ~ Maa
Slut IN France. will variations
Randi In Europe Wsir v q ODE
In Bil ds- Fees Waltz Brilliant BY G. grobs
Gu-Dd Bye with Variations do
The Wreath collection 81 duetes b, IIupt.n
Fantasia and Variations de- Crera .s,tes IA Tend, nv fin
vernoy. '' - wv
New songs.
The n ffet me not or there n n1sr little n,y',
When other ~ csds thee
a home on the wavr, BY Williams
o. were 7 = Bifd; Let ~ love another
The Weieofns of Come evening bv Cet,s
u - 10 memory, ballad b. Burnett
Oh touch again NJ hrH Gutir arranged for . CYi,, hv
SrAwinskL '''' wv VIZ "u''a' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

To the Editors Of The Richmond Wing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

N CASKS Jadds lus spefm oi wansnssd s oosIHy
~ 30 pcfR 1adds pates fpeIm fdef-andine
oe Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN \ 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

NO. uorse's Cerogra pbic Maps
~ No. li3 and ~ Ha'pers Illustrated shsksossre
n'ioe''en, homanee ny 0.P n. Jams Rsq.
NOS fieforai His,ory ~ Rutaud. .. .....
70 haf'in ue Founning Wy Ragepe sue.
EnIaad. Received BY NASH A woOpuftfsF
Oct "a. Al, tsa n.t.'e,.I.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

I We could no, make IL convenient to attend the Asri.
enl,ura! Exhibition at the Exchange Assembly Room on
"Wednesday, ard consequently account Of il in
yesterdays paper We take the following account
from the Enquirer Of yesterday -
I'VE here state that the resignation Of the Office Of
President OF this Society, by Gen. Richardson who has
proved himself both jealous and efficient in the
OF Agricultural improvements ha. been oecasoned entire.
~ by engagements Of a pressing naturel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

Asnstin" HsHs. srsf red sizss Tor ais
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
I'm p0rtant Sale
On the Goth and 9th inst.

WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the prem
u ises, on Tuesday the Goth instant, on credit
of nine months, the following Property, to wit ::
My Plantation on Forrester's creek, containing
500 Acres, five miles north-eas, of Hillsborough:
the land is well watered. and in good repair. and
well adapted to the culture Of corn, wheat, oats
and tobacco. with good Meadow and Orchard.
Also my right in the Plantation whereoa Maria.
ret Riggs now lives, on Little River; also nv right
IN the Plantation whereon jacob Jackson now
lives, on Little River; also my Stock of Cattle,
Hogs. Sheep, and Horses, two Wagons and Gear.
and two Carts; also my crop of Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Hay, Fodder, Shucks, and Straw; also ali
of my Farming Tools one set of Blacksmith
Tools, my Household and Kitchen Furniture. one
LOOM two Negro Boys, and the service of one
Free Negro foi two years; and many other arti-,
cles too tedious to mention. There will be $500
cash required on the sale of the Plantation, the
balance credit, as above stated. Bond and good
security will be required of the Purchasers.
Also, on the 9th instant, shall sell on tho
premises, my House and Lot in the town of Hills
borough, on the same terms as my plantation; all
so my Household and Kitchea Furniture, enc Still
Cap and Worm, and many other articles. ! wish
all nay creditors to attend the SALE and those Who
purchase, it shall go to their use, far as they
ere concerned as principal or security,
JAMES JACKSON, JR
os.ober Q. is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
ARRIvAL OP TnE GALYEsroN.


The steamship Galveston arrived A
New oElsans on me 29sh ull.. from Por.
.ayaeca and Galveston. having left the
former place on the 25lh and the latter On
llle 2G,h RlI. The only item Of iniorma-
ton lsays the N. O. TTopir.) concerning
the army, received BY this arrival. is the
following, which We clip from The Calves
ton Civilian:
"The Kentucky Regiment under Col.
Marshall, numbering about 500. is en-
eamped At the mouth Of the Layaeca with
300 men on the sick list, owing 10 the "a
iigues Of long march. This regimen,
has just received orders 10 march forth
with 10 CamargO. The Tennessee regi-
menl is daily expected. Neither Of these
regiments were intended 10 Join Gen.
Wool. AnaFtiEal al Port I.ayacca, which
left MatamOros on the 18th inst. reports
that news had been received very late
from Gen. Taylor, 10 the effect, that he
was on the march TO Monterey with 5000
men, and was within a few miles OF that
city. Monterey was said to be defended
with $4,000 Mexieans under Gen. Ampu-
dia."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Things 10 DO Remembered. -

Things 10 DO Remembered - The
English bushel ofwheal weighs 20 pounds
9 bushels, equal 500 pounds, being quar-
Ter of a ton weight
o! bush. American wheat. Of 60 pounds
10 the bushei, equal the English quarter.
The English sack OF flour weighs ESQ
pounds, and sacks 1860 pounds, equal
10 10 American barrels.
The bushel Of fine Liverpool salt weighs
90 pounds; the sack contains 4 bushels,
224 pounds.
Ten sacks make ton weight. 2,24o
pounds; the bushel Of ground Alum salt
weighs 81 pounds, the sack contains 81
bushels, equal 10 224 pounds - ten sacks
make a ton.
TO bring English sterling money to dol
lars and cents, double the,pence, the an
swer is cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Important Rumor ---An0iher
Rattle.

/ nimor has been in circulation riaee Monday
that accounts had reached Raleigh by the south
crn mail, that battle had been fought between
the American forces under Gen. Taylor and thc
McSieans at Monterey, in which three hundred
Americans and seven hundred Merieans were
killed. We do not know how the rumor wa'
broush, from Raleigh, and consequently cannot
say how much credit is To BE- attached to the re-
port; but as the last accounts from tho army
gave ground to the expectation that an engage
men, would soon take place, additional impOr
lance Is given TO thi. runOr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Tts synod or North Carolina,
Haith met u GrerAs5oTosgh On we1nsslsy lie
Sash a't, asiou,ne1 On Saturday nisAi. The 81
iasi. TIE session Is aid 10 have besa = hsrnO-
hiaus and Interesting one. and Eas attended by
sssa1 60 delegates. and an unusually large nu.,-
hss Of visitors. The hOspiiahis reception which
lie ds.eg&sss and visitors mst with in Grcrasb0.
'Eonsh, i highly cOmmrnaahle in H. sisius..:.
The Pes. D.uy Lacy, Of Ral.i.I. -. .,.r,s,
NoleraiaF of The Synod. and The Rev. Ness
Many ard Mshsas were appointed temporary
Clerks. Besides he ordinary business usually
sransieied b. The synod. other subjects Of laors
general Interest were acted upon By that body.
Tie eaSe Of the Rev. Nj Mcqueen, who has been
sssqeBiei from The Ministry for four or five years
b. the faysiissiRs Pgeslyley, for marrying his
deceased wifs's sister contrary 10 the standard Os
tbs church, has Cor some time been beiose the
public. and has interested others besides Preshy-
TEXANS. Tbs Fayetteville Prssbyiery, At Its re-
eeai SESSION, N accordance with the recommenda-
ton Of the General Assembly, reviewed their pro-
Greetings, AMI resisted Mr.. Mcqueen To al his
privileges in the church, By a majority Of four
votes, it h.ins the opinion Of the Plesbyisy that
the eais Of discipline bad already been obtained.
The case was broasA, before the synOl by u com.
raias fiom the minority Of The Fayetteville Pres.
by'cr. and the synod, BY an Overwhelming ma.
jad;y, sustained the aeiioa Of tie Preshstsry in
Te.;o'as Sir. MrQueea to the Ministry and the
sailing oSdinsnees Of the church.
The question will " carried up 10 The next Ge-
neral Assembly on the complain, Of the minority
ofSyaoi, when We suppose it will lie finally dis.
posed Of
The next meeting Of Synod will lie held in
Fayetteville, on wednesday the eth VI October,
1917.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

James I. Of England. went out of his
way 10 hear noted preacher. The cler.
gyman, seeing the king enter, left his text
to declaim against swearing. for which
the king was notorious. When done,
james thanked him for his sermon, but
asked him what connection swearing had
with his text. He answered: Since
your majesty came out Of your way,
through curiosity, to meet'me could not,
in complaisance, do less than go out Of
mine to meet you." s@.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

.il assiFa iRsssass q tssniasle 10 a. III ..
We @EsG ssaezi hsr sf0Fls 10 shsEs a.
'eIFsesss SiGa us--bg lsEyisg sosnl5a.
llsa spss hsE for - ssfPo'I sfoarssay.
We sat PIaEisiess. sd lEey 1pss As,
sisi "a sspP.sing -. Tie PloeisasaiOl
IL 6ss. A@psdls, tss epEisIis a ukies
base last r.a hsS -. Increases rs asess
ti.y u suth n.sassEs. lie Breaches 10
ssseHesi Esngsshes againsa any MeKicaa
who alli base 49, dealings ailh ", anc
all sEen sell - psosision.. We mu.I
euDFsl then. therefore, 10 s0nIItGis isl
he suPpoii Of our ssay.
AZ sOoa - tie a.lalory ssswsr from
Mexico sss IsesIssd BY ,hs Gsselnasnl,
there 10 no dovbl that he Pglsey here IN.
diesisd Sss sd0Pisd. The piiEa's pro-
perry u lie Mealesa people wlll b Tsli,
g,oualy Tsspsesisd. sxesPi What may b
necessary Tor The support 81 cur srml,
Their persons and properly. with Ihis e1,
rePlisu, will b. saesediy prel~cIsJ. Thsil
religion snd her slisrs vii be respected
- Euiy - IL they were AgeTiesns il he
bosom u our own eounIy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

The third report of the accounts of the
Free Church of Scotland shows that il
has raised, during the three years of its
existence, million sterling by voluntary
contributions. Itpays yearly 972,000 TO
its ministers, 10000 to its home missions,
$4,000 10 the professors of its college,
and provides for its widows and orphans.
The London Times speaks in the high
est terms of the zeal and energy il has dis
played. 1t says:
at has six missions in India, and six
stations in Eastern Europe and Asia Mi.
nor for the conversion of the Jews. Ii
has made grants, amounting altogether 10
nearly $4,000, TO the Evangelical Socie-
ties Of Switzerland and Belgium. the BIZ
BILE Society at Toulouse, and Gustavus
Adolphus Society of Germany. 1t has
translated the Assembly's Catechism into
the Armenian language, and has dispatch
cd Portuguese Catechist from Madeira
to Bombay. Ii provides a temporary
support for Hebrew converts in Hungary,
and for Hiudoo converts at Calcutta sup
ports missionaries with insured lives in
South Africa, aud has dispatched a philo-
sophical apparatus to the Great Fish RI
ver."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
OrIrin Of S.ngapora-Ia 1919. s

Origin Of S:ngapore-In 1919. Sir
Thomas Raifies obtained permission ~
found settlement in . liltle Indian isle,
between the Southeast coast OF Malacca
and the isle OfSumaua. Now, al The end
Of lwenly-seyen years. this modest eslab-
lishmenshas become the city OfSingspOre,
containing $4,000 inhabitants, Of whom
10000 are Europeans, and transact every
year business 10 the amount Of one hun,
dred and twenty millions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Financial Derangement-The state
Of things announced in the following pa
ragraph. from the latest number Of the ST.
Louis New Era, iuliils, even earlier than
was expected, the predictions Of those
practical statesmen who, in Congress aud
elsewhere, eIiieavored TO save the Admir-
nis,ralion from the effects Of its own will
iulness-for We cannot attribute the per-
sisiing in the Subtreasury plan wholly 10
ignorarce--in forcing its odious hard-mo-
ney schemes through Congress at the We
~ moment that il was itself about flood
ing the country NTH paper representing
only the credit of tho government:
The Financial Officers Of the govern.
menl have crowded the money market
with their deprecated paper, Treasury
notes and drafts, and still the governments
credit is very low. Treasury notes are
At 4 or 5 per cent. discount, and cannot
be clshed in large quantities at that rate.
The Sub.treasury law is openly and ire
quently violated in many respects by pub
lie officers, and the present condition oI
affairs lorcibly exposes that hard.money
humbug. II is now manifest that it is ut.
,erly impracticable TO carry out the hard
money project, and ii is probable that the
Sub-treasury will soon become govern
meni Bank"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

North Carolina.-Nohojy can doubt
thai the issue between the Wings and Lo-
COS was fairly tested at the last election,
the government organ at Washington hav-
ing rallied the Democracy to the battle.
The victory of the Wings has therefore
been thorough triumph upon principle.
1t is stated that the first work of the new
Legislature will be to remodel the Con-
gressional districts gerrymsndered in
1912, as was the case in Virginia, to ex-
clude Stanly and other gallant spirits from
the national councils. Justice certainly
demands such a movement, and there
should be no shrinking from the duty.
Richmond Republican,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Iron Shingles. Beach, Of Tro,

Iron Shingles, WIN. Beach, of Troy,
has invented and patented a mode of using
cast iron plates for covering roofs. They
are about one foot square, and are made
to fit into one another, so as to render the
roof water tight by applying white lead to
the joints. l. can be afforded at Is cents
the square foot, and comes at about halt
the price Of copper. They weigh three
and a half pounds the square foot. Slate
costs eight cents the square foot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

shocking Afrair.-We arc panied to
state, tha, shocking act Of violence was CON-
mit,cd on Monday morning last, about two miles
IVES; of this place, by William Smith upon bis
wife Elizabeth; he having, as VIC understand, shot
her with a..muskc,. during fit of intOxica'ion'
The load was lodged in one arm, her thigh and
abdomen. The arm was SO shOckingly lacera,cd
as to render amputa.ion necessary. She died on
Tuesday night As the affair will necessarily un.
dergo Il Judicial investigation, we refrain giving
any thing more Of the particulars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that &" the great
est activity prevails in the war and navy
departments, among those whose especial
duties relate Immediately 10 the prepare
tons for carrying on the war with Mexi-
co. There is no doubt that nil the avail
able strength of the nation is 10 be en-
ployed, until our,republican neighbor cries
for quarter, and consents to terms Of peace.
Gen. Patterson, lat the head of five thou
sand men, including the seven hundred re-
gulars from the north. 10 be sent under d.
rection of Gen. Gaines.) is to advance on
Tampico with all possible speed, after the
necessary provision shall have been made
for that purpose. The naval forces are,
at proper time, 10 unite their strength
with those of the land, and thus insure
success" *....t Pet. Incl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported for the Petersburg Iutelligcncer.l
~ ' October 5, 1915.
ToRAcco.-Receipts, sssusual at this
season, light; demand chiefly for manu-
featuring. Lugs, sl:25 to sl:75; Leaf,
aommon, s2:23 to 80 !. mildling, 1926
to $3.50; good, 81 to $500; fine, none.
1916. ls45.
Inspection in Petersburg, 1924 ll,l5l
Richmond, 1861 2l,9l2
Lynchburg, $500 1862
CoTToN.-The accounts of injury to
the Western crop by Caterpillars, 6c.,
has caused an advance on both sides Of
the Atlantic. The new crop comes in
slowly, and the manufacturers in this part
of the country wanting supplies. The
price has been run up to cents and up
wards-a sale is reported to have been
made at 90 for prime new. There is no
stock on hand, and supplies very mode
rate for the season.
Wharf.-The accounts from Europe
have caused further advance. Sales to-
day, Sl:l0 to $l:l5; receipts light. a 81
FLouR.--hast week sales were made
at $3.50 for country, and s4:75 for town
mills. To-day IS is asked for country
little in market. 80
CoRN.-Sales at 65 cents for old-no
new brought in.
October 9th, 1876.
The receipts Of Cotton continue to be
very light; and being unequal to the de-
mand for home use, the price has been
run up 10 10 and l0a cents for new.
The prices Of Wheat and Corn have
declined in Northern markets.
In Baltimore, ordinary to fair Wheat 90
10 l0O-fair to good 100 to Ill. Sales
here 100 TO lis for ordinary to good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Obituary.

Died, in Milton, on Tuesday night the 9Th in
stant WARNER NJ. LAWS, esq, aged about 81
years.
Died, in the vicinity Of Milton, on the 9Th inst.
PaEsroS, infant son Of Thomas and Sally HoI-
den, formerly of this county, aged 6 wears.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
STATE ELECTIONS.

Warylani.-The election for Delegates to
the General Assembly, and for nine members Of
the State Senate, took place in Maryland on We'd
nes,lay Of las, week. The Wings have triumph.
ed by much larger majority than they had last
year. Even in the city of Baltimore they have
elected senator and two delegates. The Wings
have succeeded in olccting SO delegates, the Lo.
cos. 20. Last year there were 10 Wings to 80
Locos Wing gain, ten. In the Senate, the
Wings now have ~, the Locos s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

The New York correspondent Of the
National Intelligencsr says: 1.-THE Secre'
tary Of the Treasury is yet here. His bu'
siness is undoubtedly 10 borrow money,
maugre all that may be said 10 the con-
tray. He has applied to the banks fol
three to five millions of dollars. They
offer to lend him provided he will give
them Treasury notes bearing sixper cent
interest, with the privilege Of paying then
into the custom-house. lie offers then
five per cent, but wishes them 10 retair
them for term. He consents TO receive
bank rags without interest for his notes
bearing interest"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Conservation for oregon--A very
imposing ceremony took place on Sunday
last in the Roman Cathedral at Montreal
the elevating to the Episcopal dignity Of
the Rev. Mr.. Blanchet, one of the canons
who was nominated at Rome for the Of
fee Of Archbishop Of Oregon. His title is
" Archbishop of Walla Walla." Seven
dioceses are now formed in Oregon. and
provision for three prela,es to superintend
the Archbishop and two Bishops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Notice..

A PPILCATI0N will be made to the next
IA General Assembly of North Carolina, which
is to meet on the third Monday of November
next, by the Trustees of the Caldwell Institute,
for a new Charter of Incorporation, or for an
amendment of their present Charter.
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
j. w. NORWOOD, Secretary.
October Il, 4e--tIaL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Major General Jesup, QusrisrmaTer
General, left the city Ibis morning Tor The
frontier Of Mexico, to take upon himselI
the general direction of tbs affairs Of his
Department in that quarter. This step
has been taken with view 10 provide
for every exigsney without The delay and
Inconvenience which sometimes resull
from waiting instructions from Washing.
ton, and in order TO secure The utmost ef.
Gciency and economy to the measures oI
that Department.
We understand. also. that before Gene.
raj Jesup left Washington he had recent.
ly purchased two more excellent steam.
boats. on very moderate terms. for the
operations Of Tie Rio Grande. in order 10
save the high freights, which were de-
manded for The transportation Of oul
stores. Other appliances have also beer
recently adopted, which will save mucl
expense. and conribulekuos. siTeclually
10 the transportation Of the necessary
means foI our army. Union Of October Q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Power Of Great Britain In The East

A French paper states that the English
lave planted commercial establishment
on The Northwest coast Of Borneo. At the
mouth Of river Of the same name. or
this establishment, il is predicted that il
will become large city in few years,
riyalling the wealth and prosperity Of
Singanore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Mr. O'connell estimates he sxpsnse
Of feeding the people Of Ireland liil The
next harvest. AZ tilly millions Of dollars,
which sum. be iniimsles. the British co.
Tsmmeni Is ready 10 advance, If he as-
eessiiy arise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

A letter from an officer in Gen. Kear.
ney's staff, dated at Santa Fe, Gath Au.
gust, says: "The General is already en-
ploying guides and buying mules for his
march on California, and he informed me
tonight | must be ready 10 go about the
middle Of September. He will take what
is called the middle route towards Ange,
los, on which there is one march of %
miles without water"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Tha cOliOn Orop ana Prlcaa-I

The Cotton Crop and Prlces-Un.
der The influence OF Improving prices al
New YORK, and the universal belief in q
shon eIoP. Cotton went up rapidly 10
this market last week. 10 faur DAYS the
rise was cen, ! pound. say from u 10
81 cents. Sales are now made al 3. 10
q.
Tie accounts from Tie South are vsry
positive as To The partial failure Of he
crop. From Louisiana. Alabsma. Mis-
sissippi, aud Texas, the papers speak bu
one language. In one county. il is sale
that there will not be fourth Of a crnp
10 another. I Geld Of 80 acres will no
produce @ bales; aud another Of 100 a
cTes will not produce bale. In Texal
il is said not tenth af a crop will b,
made, &c. Fay. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Lca Ora -Oas II he most skasbls
beds q iEoa ore ever diseoFsre1. has
been fnana in he northeast eorver a
Dodge county. Wisconsin. AMI i sid h
Weld ninsis per cent. The dsposils iF
said 10 be 80 lsel dirk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

The Protestant Episcopal Convention
i'll New York, on Saturday, the 3D. inst,
passed a resolution directing the trustees
of the Episcopal fund to pay TO Bishop
Onderdonk the sum of $4,000 annually
from the LIST October next, for two years,
the Bishop giving security to return the
same, if some competent tribunal should
decide that he was not entitled TO be paid
any salary during his suspension. The
resolution was adopted by vote of SO
ayes TO 81 nays in the clerical. and 79
nays in the lay delegates.