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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

Mr.. PA,NE.-Mr. Henshaw, 10 whom
s.lhe grea, shot a,' stated in his letters he
made disclosures respecting the documents
he claimed to have in his possession, de-
MES having any knowledge OF Mr.. Payne's
secrets. More and more like humbug.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

GFYucaian has declared herself inde-
pendent Of Mexico, under which govern
ment she has heretofore been embraced.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

wl'ch's amendment. Providing for the or.
sanzailon Of the Convention on The white
basis. was lost, 81 To IT, Richmond Enq.,
Feb. IL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

The Odd Fellows arc about establishing
college in the District of Columbia.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

Accuracy Of English Tourists. The
work of an English tourist in America
soundly abusing Americans has recent
ly been re-published. Speaking of Buffalo
he says, that although her growth has been
Unprecedented, she yet cannot compare
with Chicago, at The ohcr end Of The Lake
route which had thirty Mousaad inhabit-
ants before England knew Of lis existence.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

o. We invite the attention Of our deal
ers TO the New York advertisements, in our
columns of to-day. Let them take paper
for relerencc,und when they go east to make
their purchases give The advertisers call.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

The Great English Remedy for Consump-
ton has the highest possible reputation in
Great Britain.
From the Liverpool Mercury. DR.. Bu-
chan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, is truly
as he styles it, San unrivalled spec fic -
We ourselves experienced degree of ben.
eft from lis use, 10 case oil weakness and
soreness Of the Lungs, which We sup
posed no compound on earth capable Of az.
fording.
Pamphlets respecting this Great Eng
llsh Remedy may be had gratis of II. F.
Striker Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

Snow Eel! at Buffllo on the Dad ult,. 10
the depth of over two feet.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

The 18th of March next will be celebrated in .
becoming style in Southport, There VIII be accom-
moda,ons prepared to have dinner served up
for at least 400 persons
nI,;n, n The Managers.any time before the 10th
rs Mach next. Tickets to adm il tao persons,
ii o5: to admit one, 15 cts.
Managers.
Rev. NJ Kundig. p. Cosgrave,
p. English, J. Duly.
smith. J. Scnnhp,
E Dinner will be served at 4 O'Clock L. ii.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

Beauties of Smat The author of Black
Hawk speaking Of the great fruitfulness of
our soil, has the following admirable coup
let:
"Here bread, spontaneous grows upon the trees,
And wailes nutcr in each passing breeze
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14
STRAY.

= CONSTANT EXERCISE.-When constan,
exercise cannot be used, from any cause. the oc-
casional use Of opening medicine such as Bra,,-
drsfhs Unirersul Vegetable Pills, is absolutely re-
quired. Thus the conduits of blood, the fountain
OF life are kept free from those impurities which
would prevent its steady current mnisterng health.
Thus morbid humors are prevented from becom-
ing mixed with it. 1t is nature which is thus as
sisted through the mems and outlets which she
has provided ser herself Daily use of these Pills
will never Be luxurious because the longer they are
used the less i frquired to produce an operation,
They are the only medicine known which, possess
this quality. Rgiersacs can ~ given ID sufne uf
our most respectaaS NJ sens sion shey have cur.
ed of constlsaS ssiseness II ~
CT Agent ssslls - oi Irandreti,'s Pills.
d. Heart, Hllsboroaeh; A. Terrence, Pittsboro'.
VIM. Foshee, Fcshee's store, Chatham; ]. B.
NJ Dade, Chapel Hill; eseo. A. Mebane, Mason
Hall; E.& w. Snath, Alalnance; ]. & r. Sloan,
Greensborough; James johnson, Wentworth /;
Wood & Neal. Madisan Owen M'Alec;, Yam
eeySille; ]. r. Csllum, Mihsa.
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The last Halifax Republican has an extende,
notice Of the address Of Gov. Graham to his Eel
lOwcili1cns of Northampton county, at Jackson
on Monday the eth uItimo. Our readers nee,
not be told that here, as everywhere else that tn
Governor addresses the people, he commanded til
applause Of his friends, and the respect Of his op
pOnen,s. We copy from the Republican the fol
lowing notice Of the Governors remarks in rcla
ton 10 his bid in behalf of the State, for the Ra
leigh and Castor Road. Mr.. shepard, one of hi,
Democratic opponents, has thought proper tc
make this one Of his hobbys in the canvass and
the Standard and its correspondents arc also Ia,
boring to make il operate against Gov. Graham
but all candid and reasonable men will be satisli.
cd with the Governors explanation, and, we think,
will be opposed to scout the demagcguciSm Of Mr.
Shepard and the STANDARD.
The Governor next turned his attention
to the sale of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road and his bid OF the highest sum allow
ed by the act of the Legislature directing
the sale Of the same. lie misunderstood
that one of his opponents had objected
agans, him, that he had bid too much and
that it might have been purchased for a
very small sum.
Upon this objection, Governor Graham
remarked, that the Democratic Convention
which met in Raleigh on the 9Th of Janu.
airy last 10 nominate party candidate 10
the Gabematorial office, having been al
together silent must he presumed 10 have
then approved his course: and he inferred
therefore, that it would be urged against
HIM only where there was some prospect
OF making il available. lie had been d..
recied, in the execution OF the law provid-
ing for the Sale Of the Raleigh and Gas
ton Rail Road, byswhat he conceived to
be, proper regN 1nnmn hts of both
debtor and 60
lnreprej llDps,ior, he had not
hard adval,.ge over the Debtor, but as
sovereign, unwilling to take the property
oil the citizen under any pretence whatso-
ever for less than its real worth. -
The Legislature had imposed on him
the duty Of fixing the sum which he would
old; he had taken all proper pains to as
certain what the property was worth, and
ne had come as near bidding that sum as
he could. ....
lie was happy to inform his Fellow
Cllsens that since the purchase, the Road
had been run with profit of several thou.
sand dollars to the State. The Governor
SAID that previous to the sale he felt it his
uuty to announce his bid in order that due
preparation might be made by those who
might desire to bid beyond him, in order
mat they might procure the means Of com.
pyIay with their bid-anl he was satisli-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

,famsisFs, snd aboul lba AllRens aaI D.
haUs5 api tss eaaepehaenls nps lsalI 4
nishea. 100. f.. -
The steamer MonH0slk landed Mr
Callsst. % he night q he 2slh q Per
I.ahars, viii Dispatches from GeR- Tar
Lar. calling on Cor. Henders0n. Eerf II
companies Of Riaelnen, 60 men eskh. -
IL lie companies % be mounted men. a
rendezvous n Corpns Chnsd. when lhey
vii Be mnsieEed into sersice and supplied
with pIOEisi0ns.-lhe foot companies vii
rnlrzsoDs 4 Galveston, where transport
tslioa HIll 10 furnished. The steamer
Augusta Was % have leil The BIassOs 81.
lao on Monday night lnr New Orleans.
with Gen. Tayinr's call an The Governors
ofI.oaisiana. Mississippi and Alabama Tor
5000 troops. Should immediate relief
No, Be sent 10 Point isabel, il viii most
probably AL into the power Of The enemy,
With al the army stores, and The deslrne-
lion Of the army follow. 3 ii
Gen. TayIOfs works in front Of Mala-
morns would be completed on the morn
iar of lie 2sll. al which lime il was ex-
De.,ed the ire would be opened on the
civ. Troops should not await The call OF
the Governor. rs il will be a week before
j, ran reach this place, but hurry 10 the
relief Of Point Isabel, > By saving that
place only viii We have il in our power
70 reader the army timely assistance.
Texans. you have now Al last a glorious
opportunity Of Ieialiating on these peril
aiaus Mexicans the many injuries they
have done you, and Of carrying that war
into the heart OF their own country. The
eruellies Of which they have so often made
you feel. s....-.
We are indebted for the above TO Mr..
Ben. $. Grayson. who has just returned
hy the Monmouth. lie infnrms us that
Capt. catlen lell the army on Sunday
night. with a Mexican guide. and passing
down the river. reached Point label on
Monday morning with Gen. Taylor's de-
spa,ches To the Governor Of rexas. The
Monmouth was unable 10 leave until
Monday night, in consequence OF having
to discharge, and take in provisions TO be
sent into Corpus Christi for the yolun-
teers rs fast as they arrive. These were
let at ST. Joseph's. whence the White
Wing is now taking them 10 their des,i-
nation.
Gen. Mcmucan Hunt will leave this ci- !
" late this evening, by way Of Velaseo
and Victoria, TO redezvons at Corpus
Christi, preparatory 10 marching for the |
relief of Gen. Taylor.
Texas, Louisiana. and other states ia the south. /
west, will soon have recruits on the ground TO aid
Gen. Taylor. The war spin, is up in those
states; military orders have been issued, calls !
have been made for volunteers, and we may ex-
peet to hear that thousands have fOeked to the .
standard Of their country in this emergency.
Mexico will rue the day that hOstilties were COM
menced.
The late accounts hate, that the mystery about
Col Cross has nj last been cleared up by the dis
cavery Of his body, which hears marks Of violence
that leave no doubt Of his having been murdered
by the Mexieans --..-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14
STOLEN,

ENROM the subscriber, while in the town Of
Hillsborough, on Tuesday night the 9th Of
May, Wagon Saddle, nearly new, with a black
seat; pair of old Saddle-bags, which opened at
the sides, with new straps single-reined Bride.
with iron-ring bit; pair of Martingales, with
brass rings; pair of Shoes almost new +; aud a
Focket-knlte; also coporas-colored Purse, con-
tanning about S23, consisting Of three So bills,
81 bill, and the rest in change; and two notes of
hand-oae on Robert Shields for $40, with Mo-
ses Guess as witness, and one on Henry Evans
for S3S:4O, with credit on it. A reasonable re-
ward will be paid for the above articles, and any
information respecting them will b, thankfully
received TIE makers of the above notes are re-.
quested not to pay them to any b,dy but the sub
scriber. .# @..
ALFRED CHAMBLEE.
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Elsht Dar Latsr nm I'm


Tbs sieaafg cambria Ieii IisaFparl O
l.e lslh q ApFd. and % tae q 81 Ala,
sc IIn aground o. lie beseh O. TnEo
Caps Ced. SHEA 81 rHoris . ka4se Dc
81 were unsuccessful. The rEeE AM
Passengers we're IA saved. Wilmer 4
Saiih's Times us lie only pzper rsoeiE
90 ~ DIE t'anlsia. from ahirh lie fOl
loNing items are taken:
Ex0LASD AID Ilfo uSTFEp STATS
The lines says, The accounts from lie
Y. States. hy The iiihernia. 10 Tie begin.
fing Of April. have e1cilsd good deal q
aiirhil0n. The message Of Mr. Polk 20
Congress Is n0ieOnsidered wsIl.ke; indeed
some Of the public writers proless % see
de best guarantee for the continuation Of
peacf. 70 the expense 10 which The com
ny vii be put BY arnling COR ) conflict.
Seventy millions u dollars bestowed upon
putting The army and navy on = footing for
commencing The emergency Of the ease,
would induce every man who contributed
his quota 10 that astounding SIM TO in
qniEe into lis necessity.
The English people are engrOssed BY
their own public aiiairs. and The excite
meni upon The Corn Laws and the Iisi
coercinn Bill had reached such a pitch
that i was exported Sir Robert Peel
would have 10 retire from his position AZ
the heard Of aiFairs.
. The opposition TO his measures was ex-
peeied 10 be led BY Lord Stanley.
ATTEMPT TO Kill The KINu OF THE
FRENcH.-The Journal des Debas saws,
thai as Louis Philippe was returning from
his drive in the forest Of Fl0nIainhleau, a
man seated upon the wall. fired At the
King. His family were with him. Sc
Feral balls struck inside The carriage, hut
no one was injured. The assassin was
arrested. His name is I.oconate. lie is
an old general, guardian Of the forest. O.
iRELAND.--The news is dislressing--in
some parts Of Tipperary, the peasaniry,
unable TO resist longer the cravings Of hun
ger, have broken into The shops and help
ed lhemselves. The town Of cloamell is
in state Of siege. and the poor starving
people are only kept down by fear of the
bayonei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

South Carolina Turpentine. After
the lapse ofabout hah century, the South
Carollnlans have again taken to the max,
ing OF tar and turpentine. Al bbls. OF the
latter were received in Charleston from one
person near Summervile, and it is stated
that number of gentlemen have gone in
TO The business, and that more will fol-
low.
We regret exceedingly to see how ra-
pidly the article has declined at Whining
ton, and hope that the price will rally,
though we are not sufficiently Informed on
the subject to hazard an opinion.
The article has been wagoned to this
place from Moore county, a distance of 81
miles. ,.. Fayetteville Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

tion.-In our las, We PubEsAsd . runOr q he
settlement q he Oregon question 81 he 4slh de-
gree. &c, Il IS proper for u % state. iha, the
Washington Union eonlradicis dis statement ;
but very Little cOnhdenoe j. placed in the unioa
On such questions The New YOlk Pspers. on
the contrary. give additional facts in eoair nation
Of the rumot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

AsnsgeslI0n.-A Dszoerat fhroash o.
iaz Fays1l<si.le cAraLniAn. Las adlrnssad CO
munirssiaa = fhe Dem0ushe ceniEal comniiass
~ wAirA = Eagsesss Hhs pgsfsiesy ar sei1rtng :
new man = shrir canLaaie 81 G9Erznr,-oas
dat Eoua hoa = ol9eciioaahis . he Isirnds q
siihsr Lex . shSpnEd He states among oh.
e. reasons Sc this sngsesaioa. that @these ass
= thOusana friends q Mr. Lei Who Nil NJ,
yield.- snd tia he prejadire against Mr.. shop
aHdihFOssAoui dis uhOls county, leOuntEy. d0uha.
iess Is neant) where Leak Is known personally.
i q sOch character hat no reasons can indace
then . ca ahsir EOles far Mr.. shePard-7
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Late from rIexico.-'rhe

Late from rTexico.-The New Or.
leans Picayune furnishes us with later
accounts from Mexico-being from Vera
Cruz 10 The 23d ulIimo. and from the civ
Of Mexico 10 The lslh-by which We
learn that every thing remained quiet al
both those places, so far as any outbreak
in favor Of Santa Anna was concerned,
but the minds Of all men. il is said. wert
ripe for revolution. Letters had been
received at Vera Cruz from The city OF
Mexico, stating that Gen. Alvarez had
raised standard Of revOl, in the south.
ern part Of the department Of Mexico
proclaimed the federal constitution; and
declared himself in favor of the recall
of Gen. Sania Anna. No details upon
this subject are given in the papers; but
I'll Locomotor OF the 22d has no doubt nf
The fact Of revolution having broken out
as alleged. z
The latest accounts received al Vera
Cruz Of the military operations on the
Ri Grande were only to the 3lst Of
March. ...
The Mexican Government is said to
have sold its two war steamers (the Mon.
tezuma and Guadaloupe) to an English
house. The price paid was s640.0OO.
The fortress of San Juan d'Ulua has
been put in thorough repair, aud Gen.
Bravo appointed TO the command of ve-
ra Cruz. He has under his command
some 5000 men.
II is also announced that 1000 men
will compose the army OF the north, and
that the chief Command has been restored
to Gen. Arista. OF this we have been in
formed by way Of Brasos Santiago. Gen.
Ampudia is second in command.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14
DEM0eRAI.e EEETING.

A bEM0cRATc Mass MEETING N
hs 80 - lise fssae Haase n Ii .aa.arouEii,
e Iassily q Mas ssssrl 81 ~ Esasy.ase q a.
l2lnsling nAnlAalns - - nsst lisasssl Asa.
-. Ihe Elen2s q DrsnarFaiic yxiaxigass ar
Esaaestad - aliend faa 81 paEss ~ 10 counay,
= esseE thai he nisAes u al nay - CO. Go
. tAe aFssCsi0n afraaes2zleG
MANY VOTERS.
Nay p 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

Virginia EIectI0n.-The late election
IT. this State has resulted in Democratic maiori-
~ Of in the Senate. and IL or "a in the House.
The Democrats have lost Considerably in yhgi.
MIA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14
AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

a 3 the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
- its Agency in HillsborOugh and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes, and other Bank Busi.
ness for the citizens of Orange, and others who
may desire il, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending TO bu-
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD E. HEARTH.
Raleigh, May I. 26-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

Clement Curtis, and others, VS.. Join Freeldpll,
and Others.
Petition to sell Land.
f virtue Of decree of the Court of Equity,
- made in this cause, shall sell to the highest
bidder, on the 18th day Of May next before the
court house door, the LANDS belonging to the
heirs at law Of the late James Freeland, lying on
the waters of Back Creek, partly in Orange and
part in Gullford county, adjoiningthe lands Of
Daniel and Reuben Ingold, and others, containing
sbout 100 acres. A credit Of Twelve months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond and security,
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
Apii.l7. 24--4w
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Equity Sales.
james cAsek, aud Ofkgs. ez pcrts.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate

'""'es NNeets, eild others, ez PcTfe.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
Rf virtue Of decree Of the Count Of EQUITY,
D made in this cause, shall sell 10 the high.
est bidder, on the 25th Of May next, before Inc
count house in the town Of Hillsboroueh. the
LAND belonging TO the heirs at law Of the late
John Cheek, on the waters Of New Hope, adj.
joining the lands Of Baxter Davis, and Others. A
credit Of twelve months will be given. Bond and
security required; and the title will be made when
the purchase money is paid.
JAMES WEBB, C. MI E.
April IL. 24-4v
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P'F'y % he 0Fsgoh safsupa. hs hoped
los lie sartpFy On de Turld.
S. lie ~ 50 0l1fFed 10 SIS lhird Rad
ilg. sEd Resa lsiri hms aasd Plsssd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

The Valedictory Sermon, at the ensu-
ing Commencement Of our University,
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Forbes.
Ibid,
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ALFRED CHAMBLEE.
ATTENTION !I-Town COMPANY |!

YOU are commanded to attend in HILLSIDE
i rough, on Saturday the 10th of May, arm
cd aud equipt as the law directs, for drill mus.
ter. .- ... ~: .......
GEO. B. wITHERsPooN. Capt.
May 6, as-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

.el Oh Il he hat knneuaeei sufE Enm =
1905 $50 ihgusaaa paliarsr a Virginia
Company Wosl3 have nov oEnea il.
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Awful Suicide.-A man, blythe name
of Palmer, Tailor by trade, twho has
worked in this City,) came 10 his death
in horrible manner on Monday night
last, at CASTOR. Just before the hour Tor
the arrival of the Freight Train of Cars
from Petersburg, he went on the track.
laid himself down between the Rails
crosswise. his neck on the iron bar, and
his Ieet firmly braced against the oppo-
site Rail! In this awful situation, he
awaited the approach of The Locomotive,
having attached thereto, twenty-five hea-
Willy laden Cars-al of which passed ov-
er his neck, producing, Of course instant
death. He had placed his hat at con-
venient distance, in which was found
letter. announcing his determination to
" shuflle off this mortal coll" aud asking
certain gentleman named therein, TO make
some provision for his destitute wife, and
three children.
This is the same man who, last wear.
Jumped out of The ,hi'd-,tory window OF
The Bollingbrook Hotel, Petersburg.
Ibid.
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SprIng and Summer G00ds.

eazsfsls.as ever SANITY u srsieirs rsa,ll. 80
~ - @a@s@sL Anaoaag Allrh 81 ls sssss.S-
Ds-sssa,es. bEONn "a BF1rlse, lIuss 3 n
spasteEs side; "a =
4 slgssios assosiHeEs = PEsas. Alsssse.n.
bsaiaA an fsrarh;
blsCk asad cosOrra Lswrs. Isnrhnus. N,,.s,,..
bsEsges. AID EilhIoidsEod Nusain; =
MARSHES AID GgasS skirss, GEsdusssd s,r.sa
ilooes. sapeElog sTtrls q Lsssh, ana An $50
nfnt q Thinning for Ladias' DHS1s;
fFeneh Il0ths and IasamensS, blsek ara fanev.
and : complete sssoEtmeHa 81 Bog and hi.
drrns LiOlhing; ..-. -. ~. =. - =.
6eniiensn's Cloves. : srcsi Vsriciy, .nd sSlk
Knit and Buek-skin Snspen1ers;
Waking Canes, Umbrellas. PsIasOls, on CID.
and Oil silk; - =
Palm, LeghOrn, Panama, and Canton Hat.
FeEsan Laee and Leghofn Bonnets;
Ladies shOcs. Waking 1ies and Siipp~u.
suPcTloE fnrnrh Letter Payer, NOia Pare,
Transparent NsieEs. Indelllle Ink, ana ca
Fountain lnk-sisnds;
Very superior Grass & Grading Blades. Whel.
stones. -
GROCERIES. ....@ts
Choice Tea, black and green, Rice, chOcol.,s
IhEushed. Loaf, and Powdered Sugar, Salad on
sPeEm. 1aliOw, snd Adamaniine Candies. nj
Thomas superior Tobacco and segars.
Also. Is Sacks Coffee, q 10 and I2s cent.
ApfA -. as
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worthy or ImIiatIon.-rbe c,,o,i.

WITTY On ffHAtdIfUfis-Ihe NaF0l-
M Waichmaa Of the sth inst states, that the can
didaiss Tor Sheriff in Rowan county. . Impressed
with the demOralzing effects Of The practice Of
freafing, have agreed TO refrain from it."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-14

Mr.. Quinten Busbee, OF Wake county,
has been appointed by the President, by
and with the advice and consent of the Sc
nate, Purser in the Navy, vice Purser G.
c. Nelson, deceased.
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WANTED-In Exchange for Goods.
ELoUR, Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax-seed, Bees.
wax, Tallow, Feathers, Plank, Shingles. and
all kinds of Countrywide Cloth, or any thing
else usually taken in exchange for Goods.
LONG, WEBB, g. co.
May 5. .. .~ 90
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Singular and Fatal Accident-Ar

interesting little son Of Mr.. Solomon
Brown, Of this vicinity, aged seven years,
was killed in 4 mos, extraordinary man.
ner, few days since. A little compan-
ion was whirling round with great rapid
ity, piece of wood notched like saw,
attached 10 a string (caIled a H'hirigig)
when the string broke, and the nutched
piece struck liule Brown on the throat
and punctured The wind-pipe, making an
aperture not larger than the head Of a
good-sized pin. 1t was thought slight
hurt, but snon the body began to swell.
from the diffusion of air under the cellu-
lar iissure OF the skin, and presented so
frightful an appearance that Physician
was sent for. He arrived, only to an.
nounce that there was no hope, and his
afflicted Parents had 10 witness the spec.
dy death of darling child, who was per-
feclIy conscious of his situation, and who
spent his las, breath in imploring relief at
their hands! Register.