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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

Naval. The L. S. frigate United
States il TO be flied for sea Al charleslown
Navy Yard, aud despatched 10 the cnas.
Of Africa. under tie command Of Com.
Read. The Boston Journal SAYS
IL is reported that the Columbus and
rincenness have been ordered from Chins
10 the Coast Of Mexico-if So. we shall
have lage naval force on the west side
Mexico, as we'll as in the Gulf.
The Columbus "a. frigs,es Savannah,
Constitution aud Congress. with four OF
i've sloops.of war, may be expected Al
Maza,lan on the west side-and in the
Gulf of Mexico, the Cumberland, Polo
mac. Rarilan. Mississippi steam friga,e
and FIVE or six sIoops ard briggs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, Q, The
w htc residence of Timothy Dunagin. decd,
in Orange county, on Thursday the 26th Of Msrch.
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting Of men, women, boys, girls, and chill.
dren. Also, all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, &c, stock Of
Cattle and Horses; a quantity Of Bacon and
Lard; a Threshing and Cotton Machine; ons
Wagon and one Gig; with many articles NOT
mentioned. A credit will BE- given the purchas-
ers until the Goth January next by giving bond
aud two approved securities.
WM. LiPSCOMB, Admir-.
February "a. L.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

TNHE subscriber having been qualified at Feb
- ruary Term Of Orange County Court. is46.
a. administrator on the estate Of TIMOTHY
DUNNEGAN, deceased, requests all persons in
dcbted to said estate to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the estate will
present them, properly authenticated, within tho
time prescribed by law. or this notice win be plead
in bar Of recovery,
WILLIAM LIpscoMB, Admir-
February %. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Notice.

YsHE subscriber. having ssksn out letter. q
u administration on the estate Of JAMES
M'CULL0CH. deceased, ct the last February
Term Of Orange County COur, hereby gives no.
tee to all persons indebted 70 said estate TO male
immediate payment; and ell persons having
claims againr. The estate, Will present them pro-
perry authenticated within the time prescribed BY
law, or this notice will be plead in bar Of their re-
covery.
JOSEPH FAUCETT. Admir-.
Match 2. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Notice.

WAS stolen from the subscriber o, Lii,ls
w Hook, Arkansas. note Of haad given By
John Thompson 10 me for $3.50. dated the 10Th
Of September, ls45, payable twelve months snsr
date. with credit on IL for so dollars on the sd
Of September. All persons are forewsmed trading
for said note, and the said John Thompson from
paying the samc 10 any one but myself
JAMES THOMPSON, (of Wm.)
February ~. i6-swy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
The New Hampshire Election.

As strange as il may seem, the Democratic par
ty have been defeated at the recent election in
New Hampshire. In New Hampshire !" the
reader asks, can it be possible" There is no
mistake; and the accounts state that the Wings,
and other opposcrs of the prcscn, condition Of
things in that state, have indeed made " Ben
nington affair" of it, We copy the following par
ticulars from the Petersburg In,cllisencer of the
2lst instant:
"La,er news from the recent elec,ionin
New Hampshire shows that the defeat Of
I.ocolocoism in that state is most COM
plcte. The Radical Democrats have lost
their candidates, both for Governor and
for Congress, by majorities against them
ranging from twelve TO fifteen hundred
votes. The same party has elected only
two OF the five Executive Councillors, and
but three or four of the twelve Senators.
The House of Representatives, on
whom will deyolve the duty Of electing
a Governor and United States Senator,
and filling all the vacancies in the State
Senate and Board Of Councillors, is safe
beyond all doubt. The Boston Atlas has
returns of the election Of ZIG Wings and
81 Independent Democrats, making an al
lied force in the House of l43. The
Radicals have but o.. The towns and
districts remaining to be heard from, which
gave majorities against I.ocofocoism in
November, are entitled to eleven represent
tatives, and those which gave malorities
in its favor are entitled to fifteen members
II these do no worse, the House will stand
1854 Wings and Independents to liz Ra-
ideals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Read QUIT Of . The PartY.n-Th. BIO

Read out OF The Party."-Iht Mo
bile Advertiser i.ncoiore copies the iUl'
loving from smother Loeofoco paper:
Ne. Y,neey. our immediate r,prseni.'
Tive in Congress. iu letter publised in ih'
Alsbsms b .Iti,t. makes no very fa'ierine
eopment.ry in regard 10 The course Of ID,
administration upon The Organ question
II will be rseolIecIsd that AR. Ysncey hal
hitherto been = warm add devoted sup
por,er &c Mr.. POLK: but the terms Of hi
letter dos no, authorize the belief that h
continues 90. Selma Free Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Turpentine D;stilleries. Since we

Turpentine D;stilleries. - Since we
last gave some account Of these es,ab-
lishments in Wilmington. they have in
creased in number considerably, and Sc.
veral others are in the course of erection.
The lis,illing business has in fact become
a great interest here, one almost equal in
importance to any other. There are now
twelve establishments, running about thir-
ty stills, in daily operation, and three
more, which, altogether, will have seven
stills. are in progress. It is calculated,
that when the whole shall be IN operation,
they will use up 1900 barrels of turpen-
tine daily. and turn out 200 barrels Of
spirits, besides the rosin and pitch. Those
in operation at this present time require
about 1900 barrels Of Of ,urpentine daily,
and make l6O barrels of spirits, with the
usual proportion of rosin and pitch.
In addition TO these in Wilmington,
there are a great many distilleries. we
know no, how many. in the neighboring
counties. and on the line Of the Rail Road.
the products Of which are brought here
for sale and shipment, and others are CO.
ing up in every direction in the country
around. Wilmington Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

The Nomination.-The EliO~ing re-
mafks ofths editor Of The Register. dosing an AZ
ticle in relation 10 The nomination Of Mr. shsPand
a. tic DrmocEsiic candidate Cor GoyenOs. ar wOE-
Thy u note. and TErsenl sash = gsphie Fieturs oi
Tho editor q the standard on making The an
naunormrn,, thai Hegarth hirn-eIf might envy the
kill oi the artist:
alt /. true. Ihs I.oeo Fseos have no
idea Of slsttng Mr.. s.. but they will not,
on Ih.i srcounI. sb.ts one j"i ~ title "a
secure success. They will sOIk, and
brsg. and bOas'. and be-. and "ssew Ter
risIy in Fland,rs." Already. the Editor
Of The " Standard" s,.lks along. sr,h f'or
on earth, IL 10 true. but with port SO sls.
waited. that one can hear him think. las q
Distinguished friend Of ours 10 ~oui 70
"a, >, and mentally sxclaim-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

Rev. Sine n Colon. nf Fsyrlles NE.
has teen sPpuin'ed Presidrnl IL Mi-sis-
s'Ppi College. lOrzled Al Tin o.. IN lhsl
State. and has signi6ed hls sees Plsnee Of
The appointment. Mr.. collnn Is Known
as an able Minister. an are mpiis' edSeha-
lar. and an experienced TesrhrT, and HE
appointment, 'he'ei0re. may be regarded
rs = most judlrious one. Rsgisfer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Fatal Exneriment. DR., Ambro,

Fatal Experiment. - DR.. Ambrose
B,ber, Of Macon, Geo., died . short time
since, under peculiar circumstances. de-
string TO administer prussic acid TO con,
sump,ive patient, "perhsps 10 overcome
some repugnanre TO its use," he Doctor
himself took a portion, which. from some
mistake in us preparation. proved too po-
tent, and resulted IN his death in . few
hours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
March 20. 1915.

March 20. isl6.
Reported Cor the Petsrsburg ln,elligenssL
ToR,cco.-Supplies are arriving much
more freely, but consist chiefly Of inferior
qualiiies-The demand is good, and sales
range from g. downward.
CorTos.-The price has advanced, and
some sales have been made at 7i-Supply
light and demand brisk.
WHEAT.-prime commands los, 9th.
er qualities in proportion.
CoRN.-Sales iIom wagons, at go to
IS cents.
BAcox.-virginia, hog round, q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

he paymsni. Mr.. Dsihsoa. We Enrol-
lrrt, made ene q The h0mesPBn. loErihle
SPeerhes o. he suijnri. IN uhiFh he con-
Jurrd lis parry - shun lie dthltmeRi Al
RePndiailon. We rrrolleci his r0nrlnd-
ing EemaEk: - MI,.SPeaksr. AOnh Caroli-
n i ny molllrE-lake al ihsl have. bni
preserve her good name. bright and unfair
nished." Kegisfer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

EREsH Rice. Adananiine Candies, New Or.
IL leans Molssses. Spirits Turpeniine. Grsys
Invaluable Ointment. Raw Cotton, whitshesd's
lest Flour. and yenisOn Hams
Also, league plOughs with wrought Mould
Boards. and q large lot Of one and two horss
Mould Boards. For sale BY
LONG, WEBB, e. CO.
March l6. ls-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Democratic Candidate for 60
vernon.

II viii be seen by the following letter. tina,
JANIS D. SHrrARp, ESQ, Of Raleigh, has accept
ed the nomination Of the Democratic State Com
mitteo as the Democratic candidate for Governor.
II it we're not that the thing has become so COM
mon for members Of that party to make present
sacrifice with the hope may, almost certainty, Of
Afterwards having their loss moro than repaired
By boon from another quarter, VIC should say
tina. Mr, shepard had shown daring spirit, and a
resolution worthy Of better cause; for never, in
our opinion, did man enter into contest more
hopeless, with defeat more certainly staring him
in the face. He seems determined, however, TO
give his best services to tho party, and the same
number Of tho STANDARD that contains his letter,
gives list Of appointments extending from the
18th instant to tho 18th Of May. We can anti
cipass no other result from his than greatly in-
creased Wing vote throughout tho state. The
following is Mr.. Separd's letter Of acceptance:
Raleigh, n. c. ,
Tuesday, March 18th, 1916.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter informing
me of my nomination as the democratic
candidate for Governor OF North Carolina,
has been received. In January last, when
in Nswbern, | received letter from a
friend requesting me to accep. such no.
minstion. To ,ha, leques, returned a
promp, and decided negative; on two &C.
casion' subsequent las some Of the Com
mutsc we'll know | desired that my name
might not be connected in any manner
with the distinguished Office Of Cover
nor: but being since privately aud pub
llcly called on aud now urgently solicited
10y the committee appointed by the late
Convention to act for The party) to be-
come the standard bearer Of our noble
principles. cannot l-nger hesitate. | ac-
cept. therefore. the nomination so cordi-
ally and politely rendered. and shall use
every exer,ion to defeat the policy and
measures Of the federal party.
II is entirely unnecessary at this time TO
mention nv views on any subject Of State
or National interest. as they may be IA
miller to every section of the Common
wealth. With zesl, activity and energy,
We can and will be triumphant; and here
permit me 10 congratulate the Democracy
upon the success Of all the leading mea-
sures Of the administration. The admis-
sion Of Texas into our glorious Union aud
VIE adjustment "f the Tariff, upon equi-
table principles. during the present scs.
sion OF Congress, cannnt fail to rebound
10 the honor Of the Democratic party. On
The currency. the controversy concerning
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

ton Union Of Friday evening says:
We understand the army under Gene.
raj Taylor was TO break up its position Al
Corpus rhrissi. leaving only hospital
&C.. behind il. Ii was 10 advances on Oh,
LIST inst, and the time was alierw ards post
pened tn the 9th. towards the Rio Grandc
I. would probably take its first post al
Point Isabel, some distance from the RI
yer, and near the gulf; and afterwards adj
vance and take post on the river itself
The .nnsition, however. was left yer,
much to the Generals discretion, and il
nigh, advance up the river nearer the vi
cinity OF Ma,amoras, and perhaps higher
according to circumstances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

C0ngress.-Ths debate In tho Senate On
the Oregon question is still continued Mr.. Cal
houn delivered very able speech on the subject
on Monday the 18th instant, snd as we know
that many Of our readers viii be grsiiiied 10 sce
his views upon the question Of notice, is our in
lrntion to give n our rcalcrs the whole If his
speech in our neat
Mr.. Benton. from the committee Of the Senate
appointed 10 investigate the charges made by the
editors Of the Washington Times against por.
ton Of the United States Senate. made report
which he read al the clerks table. The sismi.
nation lef no Joub, on the minds Of the commit
tee that the whole Of the charge made by the
Times was false and contemplate libel, wholly
unsustsined by one particle Of evidence or the
slightcs, foundation. The report concluded with
! n resolution that the editor and publisher Of the
Times, aud their reporters, be excluded from the
galley Sf tho ss,.a.s .sI'oI,rrs. Amer Iew on
serations from Mr.. Dickinson, the question wa,
put, and the repor, was cOncurred in mem. con.
In the HOUSE Of Representatives, the debate or
the hill making appropriations for the improve
men, Of certain hsrtors and rivers, was brought
10 4 close on Friday last and the bill passed il,
third reading by vote Of RIO TO 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

The New Orleans Picayune Of the LIST
instant announces "that in conformity
with instructions received from the Mexi-
can CONSUL General at New York, Mr..
O. l.. Dablesteen, the Mexican Vice Con-
sui here, will open his Office tomorrow,
for the dispatch Of business. This looks
pacific.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
FOR GOVERNOR.
xs.xLIEf.M II. GE3.fFELu.
- rrnLtsm1n sKEKLn
ny DENNIS HEARTT.

III ~ NJ ~ - ~ n
T~rms.-Thrss Dsllars . yeAr. o. TwO Dol-
Ia. Al fiAy Cents Il paid IN advance. Clubs
q 6,s sub.aib-r.. Who make the Psymruls slEiel-
!, n slsanrr, will 10 furnished Al 1'wO Dollars
= ssarearh.
- usg~r viii Ne discontinued until all aneara-
-, - paid, unless II the oEaioa u the PulAishsr
HsEraher 40 rafes viii he srnt ~ = new sal-
,rils sus 4 llis state unless payment Is made IN
.Issss, &C soms pssJn IN he 4 &c viii bsrolns
,...onsilIe 10 the editor ;-and in Raesse will the
,.5.r ls SAINT 20 . subscriber out Of the state lof
.usss thaa too years wilhnut payment
ABsrmrIsEsESrs not erceeding .iHisen lines,
sue asIlar Cor thr rst. and swrnly live cenls i0r
..rh .ub.s Iusnl insertion longer ones ia pro.
pnfsisaL Coart advertisements t~rnty-liS Isr
ssa,. hiShrr. A deluciioh of One-thid win be
male 10 advertisers By the year
Tie trims Of Subscription 20 cur paper have
be,n onitlsl Tor many WEEKS; and in again pr
s-nIias them 10 the public ws have thought I&o-
W 10 all elaass for our protection with refer.
.nos 70 .ubsribsr. out u this state. We have
.,arr~L grsa, injustice from many Ct Ihsm, and
have been almost tempted to publish hAek-lisi
81. the purpose u exposing deIinqusnis IL the
void. They are beyond suF Feach in any OshrI
w.y. aud they .ncn disposed 20 take advantage %
the distance. There are. however. many hcnora'
be .Ioepsions- and we should be Ieasesl II iheii
sIsmpls was more generally initiated, imam!
who make regular rrmil.aness; thus showing thai
the principles Of honesty aud honorable dealing
are a. binding upon them a. the common or sta
Iu,s law, with al officer at hand To execute il
D, enforcing thi. regulation. We may avoid SONS
Of the imposition. prae'ieed upon editors Thos'
Who are disposed to pay lheir dues, will find ii
quite cOnSsnisnl 10 make the remittance undeI
the new Poa OlTics Regulation. They have
nothing to DO bu, To pay the amount III under lei
sOllsrs.) 70 a Pos, Master in their neighbOrhoOt
and take his reeeip, for il. which reesiPs trans
mis.el to u. viii be paid BY the Post Master here
n over ten dollars. second renii,sncs in III
same way will sceomplisl the object
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

The" Standard" announces the death oil
William =. Dodson, esq. of Sury Coun'
ty. favorably known to the people of the
State, by his long term Of service i'll the
Legislature. Mr., d, was devoted mem
Der of the so called Democratic" party,
but was liberal man in his votes, on most
subjects, conservative in his opinions. We
recollect, that at the Session Of ls42-43,
when $4,000 of the Bonds Of the VIII
ming,on Rail Road Company, endorsed by
the State, were protested for non-payment
and Resolution was introduced to make
inslan, provision for paying them off, some
of the Loco Foco members were against
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

Oommerce-In 1912 the commercial
tonnage Of Grea. Britain was three times
as great a. that Of the United States. Al
present the commerce oil the Two eoun.
tries is nearly equal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

tENI ny Htsu AIIVEk VuE ''RaI VI Il'AttH'
Bui this 10 al nothing, il every Wing
las Li' party sxrecls) does his duty. We
have neither space OF time Tor moe to-day.
Hsre,iler. nc shall show the Wings Of
the Stale, that deep laid plot has been
concoeiet. tn" catch them napping:" and,
IN the mean time. we hops We have said
enough TO stimulate their zeal, s,d put
Ih.m on their guard"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Mexico Interesting. - News frol

Mexico Interesting. - News from
Vera Cruz down to the 23d ul,imo, says
the Washington Union Of Monday even.
ing. was received last night at the Depart.
ment Of State. Almonte had resigned The
Office Of minister Of war, and Tornel had
been appointed his successor. Lucas
Alaman, the editor Of the new roy alisl
journal a, Mexico, (,he Tempo had been
compelled by public Indignation to Ay
from the city, his life being in danger.
and his paper had been pronounced sedi.
tious. Since the royalis, party had taken
open ground in favor Of monarchy. the
Mexican people have become much bet
ter inclined towards the United States.
Upon the whole, our affairs with Mexico
were assuming more hopeful aspect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

WILL. he lrt 10 The lowest biddsr. on sslur.
w day, the lsth q April nest. The rspsirins
or rebuilding Of the shallow Ford Bridge. sps-
ei6caiions will BE- made knoxn II that tims.
JACOB S0MMERs. J
CHRISTIAN IsELEY. csmis.
JOEL BOON,
March -. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

To tine Agricultural soridl
TIM suls1aer % daily ssFersiaE large sup
N Tiy q
Hoyeys Seeding STRAWBERRY.
sfNhieh IL largest beuirs are from 8 10 6 inrA-
e. IL riHcaasfsnrr, and thsif quality nj s1sPass
Cd: lsoe MsgAsine q HoEiiruliuEs. and Asriruh1-
ral PaE~rs FsnsrsIly.) fs sle " 4. n. CAL
LIN. = ahe MIlloa Drug store.
- Pushasen HishiRg any q he shave wouA %
Wsli 10 s~nd in ihrh orders IN tine. 30 dat thsy
may he rsady to receive ihess plants immsdisislr
On their smAal. shils frrsh and in god onSn. A
shert containing IairtlaT directioas fsE rulli.st-
INC this ard OshsE sArrsirs q slswb~ny. fumish-
ed graiHilously with the Plants sid. Fnes q
plants ~ 81 Isr hundred. Sosice win 10 given
q thriF arrival Application msy he made b Ls-
musl Lsnch, I'd in Hillshososgh.
J. II. cAI.LUM.
MaEch ie. L.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

Mr.. Thomas Ritchie, j.. returned 10 Richmond
on the 18th instant, and in the course of the
night went to Chesterfield Court House to meet
the investigation which the laws of the land re-
quirc," in the affair which caused the death Of
Mr.. John II. peasants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
Five Dollars Reward,

I oS'f or mislais ahou, he io.h Of January
IL last large kip-skin Pocket Book, contain.
ing the following notes of hand, viz two on X.
w. Cole-ons for $500. due in January, ls45.
and one payable to A. 6unter for $50; one on
+, Mitchell for 500, due in January, ls4s; two
on w. H. Merritt for SIS each, one payable in
January, ls46, and one in january. ls47; two
on Grey Ctey-ope for S6s. due in February.
ls46, aud ono for Sl2; one on p. H. McDads
for $40. due January, ls4J: one on A. E. Reeves
for $50; one on Thomas White for $50; one on
Thomas Couch for So; one on Samuel Crabtres
for, $3.50; and one on William Brockwell for
Sl:50; also an account against II. w. Cole,
amounting to $500; and perhaps others not re.
collected. The above reward will be paid 10 any
person who will deliver the above notes and ae-
counts to the subscriber; and the makers Of the
notes are hereby notified not 70 pay them to any
person but myself.
JOSEPH A. WHITE.
February 81. l7-3v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25
FLOWER CROOKS

MI kass g. salr soo Fls~rs 9na<ks saA
esawaL IN sas af fhEee Tss<ks sna . ssn-
CT iaE = sea.1a -, - ssPasaAe - ard 10
rnts rash
u Ais snahrr n & wkiaekaaxs ssp<6r
LONG. WEBB. & CO.
MaEeA e. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

We have read with much attention The
elaborate and Erry able speech Of Slr lto.
ben Peel on his proposed commercial re-
lsliaRs. He lays il down as > fundamsn-
al and sacred principle not 70 injure any
existing interest. 1.-The takes a~ay , pOr-
Iian Of The protection 70 agriculsnrisss he
offers what he considers ample eOmpenss-
lion. But while he guards against injury
10 agriculture he sndesvors By every pos
sible regulation 10 promote manufactures.
lie lets in every speries of raw material
free Of duty. lie knows that The struggle
between England and this country is for
manufacturing superiority. and he gives
In the manufae Gring interest every posi-
bic advantage. II the administrator in
this country succeed in breaking down al
protection 20 our manufactures, Sir so'
brrt's ,ielnry will be triumphant. and
uole disastrous 10 90 than dozen wars.
Louisville Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-25

'lhns STORED upawsiling faEnFslir ehsngrs
- he apcEslssa e he siidiag srzir. and
Erady Iar any c.nlingrnry whirh may
prnrarr access u English markra.
In IN eFrni q scarriiy nn he renll'
ner. % Europe. - vel - d Grras bn'
tain. de sb.ogssion u ne rem, lsss
would douhilsss sige sdmission n Ame-
nran gran Ia ronsilrrslie qasnlisies,
Bui that would hare followed Il lie cid.
ing scale systsm I'D been eonGinned. IA
general. We should contend a > great dis.
adVsnlage wilL ihe Baltic and BLACK Sea
producers. wha are not only nssrer he
British market. aud llIsIefors more ale O
asailIhrmselSss 81 every opportunity Is il
may ollrF. baI who have also another al
vantage in he Iow ralrs Of agricultural
labOr. Baiiiaore .1meTican.