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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
For the HiIlsl,orourh Recorder.

Mn. IIEaRTT:-'lhe following resnlu-
iions ~ere adopted by a mp, ting held al
Bethlehem on The 10Th iusI., with a re-
quest hit they be published in the Re-
corler-yiz:
l. Resolved, That this meeting &C.
operates mol cordially with the several
meetings already held in different parts
of the county of Orange. for the purpose
Of protesting against The practice Of treat.
ing heretofore pursued by candidates Tor
Office in their rleciinneerlng campaigns.
2. Resolved, That we regard this prac-
lice aliEe disgracelnl TO The Candidates,
and drrogatory To The ple;-disgrace-
fih to the candidates, as il implies within
the want Of courage To discard what they
know IN he wrong, or The fear Of losing
such votes as can be bought with a drink
OF grog; aud consequently. that they
have so dri led iheir consciences as 10 feel
no qualms npos taking The oaIil OF Office.
when that Office has been sought al least.
il not attained, by violation, Indirect
though |, may be. of the principles Of
The constitution which they swear To sup
por,:---derogaiory to the people, because
tic preMmes then to be ready TO sell. their
hirtlHight for drink Of whisky. +
n Resolved. That We repel with In
aina,ion, in behalf Of tho independent
ynmanry of Orange, the impuiaiion that
, ,her Votes can be purchased with arden
!, sRirls. ...-.
4.aesolyed, Tina. in our view the can
: tlida,cs treat only in defe, ence 10 time
|. honored sage. and tina, they would glad
+ iy relinqnlh the practice. should the peo
: pie instruct,hem that ancient usage is. il
this respect, more honored in the breach
than in the oberyance.
5. Resolved, 'rha, in the opinion O
this meeting an epecial uibule OF respec
is due 10 our fellw citizen, PriestIy II
G Mangum, who, many years ag". wher
treating was universal, had The mora
courage to set his face against it, and in
!, cur the reproacr Of being Questionable
= risking his election on the issue.
6 Resolved, That we do respectful,
: and most earnestly recommend !" the can
dida,es To pledge themselves solemnly Il
: one another tina, they will abstain entire
~ from treating. either directly or intli
:, reclly, during the ensuing campaign.
i I. Resolved, That the chairman .ap
point twenty gentlemen 10 represent hi
vicinity in The meeting to be held at Hills
borough during the next Cour'.
, In obedience to the 7,h resolution, a.
following gentlemen we're appointed, viz
VIM. Morrow, sr. James Thompson. 81
Elijah Pirkard. VIM. ]. Bingham, VIM
p. Morrow, VIM. Smith. James S. MOI
row, John Morrow, Alex'r :. Webb, Joh
J Moore, Thos. ID. Oldham. Sidney Whit
ted, Joseph Turrentine:Jam Crawford
John Crawford, DR.. Alex'r Morrow, VIM
Crutch6eld. WIN. Moore. David I.ashle,
and II. NJ. G.. Strowd.
r. STANFORD, Chairman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange CoVnay.

n Rquiis-aisnh Term. 1875.
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- IsaEs tat Dsal Ray, sEe 4 - drasl.a-
ants. : not IN inAals;sHi a lbs state: II u G..
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Dc hniAooash RensasE. thal nnlrss he sllaa
aEEaAF "a q bxioae - heKl lena a tbs E9ua.
. u IBID = lie cOGat hSuss = lIlL.sofuusl. -
Re seoOaa NOaaay q ssIassEhsE EsEi sna F,ral
ansNsI. q dsmnr. Jnigssaa an T. snssSnd
asaina him. and he ssUss aet 10Nn g. hesEirsg
e. PaTic . % him.
Mhnrs. JsInes Mrll. cisrk snA Master Il
err sill cousi, - OaiCe. lhe sanon1 Noaalsy Il
NsIrA. ls46. . .-.-..-. .....
-.. JAMES WEBB. c. NE,
rsioe s1s. si.50. ef-eN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Obituary..

Died, at Red Mountain, in this county, on the
Goth ult. Willie u, G. PAaKEn, only son Of
Col. Abner Parker in the 10th year of his age.
He committed suicide by taking laudanum, to the
great surprise and distress of doa,ing parents and
atlcc,ionate relations and friends, Never has it
moro painful and melancholy occurrence, the
more remarkable from the peculiar circumstances
under which the act was committed. The dc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Correspondence of the National Intelligcncer,
H. vi. Ali lSIc

Correspondence of the National Tntclligcncer.
New York, April IL, 1916.
Last evening the unchanged and un.
changeable friends Of HENRY Clay" had
a festival in honor OF his birthday. Il
was held in Niblu's Saloon. The COM
rany consisted of five hundred, perhaps
five hundred and fifty persnns. have
never united on any similar occasion with
a more respectable, orderly, and en,husi-
as,ic body of men. The proceedings, |
presume, will be published by the tom.
mi,tee of Arrangements so soon as the
election returns are out Of the way.
Joseph l.. White presided as Chair.
man. There were number Of Vice
Presidents nj the different tables. How
many dd no, hear. Speeches were
made and toas,s drank. The meeting was
addressed by the Chairman, Mr., Greeley,
Nj. J.. Davis, Thayer, Jas. Brooks, Tom
linson, franklin. and Carroll. Previous
to these addresses letters we're read (r, m
II number Of gentlemen, among whom
were Senators Mangum. Critenden,
Norehead, Barrow, and !. VI. Clayton,
'rhey will probably be published, and thus
speak for their writer's.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Thc Oregon QuestIon.-It wiII

sen BY the notice of the action u the Senate In
another column, that che debate ia thai body has
lesn brought 10 clos on the Oregon Question,
and that the rrss.u,ion authorizing the President
to give III. required notice Tor the termination d
the convention for the join, occupancy Of Oregon
has bren passed ~ very decidcd majority. but
in such a Modified form ss 10 lie entimiy unsI.
oeptionlhls. The resolution M, heins the sane
,ha, hal previously passed the House q Repre-
sen,ati'es. IL IL yr, TO be acted upon in tiai bo'
d..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Beware of Counterfeit NOtes-W,

Beware of Counterfeit EOtes-we
have Frequently Of late cautioned our rea.
deIs sgainst The new and dangerous ecua.
ierieiis on ihe Bank of the State Of North
Carolina. And yet We have heard oi six
or eight Of them being passed or upon
merchants IN this plaee with The last week.
-Four spurinus clio notes were passed OF
by one person from Moore county, whose
name we withhold because NO one sus,
poets him If eriminaliiy. lie was doubt
less himself imPOsednn. Another person
from the same county passed another,
which he was afterwards permitted 10 re.
deem; and another still was brought IRON
the same county BY 4 merchant who &c.
crived il in the hurry Of business at an
auriion sale. These repeated instances. all
frnm ono county, would seem To call for
IN investigation. The spurious bills may
or NAV not be manufactured in Moore
county, or in This State. but il is plain that
there is some person in or about Moore
county engaged in putting them in cireu-
lation. We hope thai the Bank will take
some steps 10 ferret out the villains,
whoever or wherever they may be.
Fay. Obs,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Return Of IIr. Sidell Hon

Return Of BIr. Slidell Hon,
John SIiiell, Minl. Ter Of The q. States 10
the republic II Mexico, arrived at New
Orleans on the 7lh instant. The cause
which induced tie return ofihis gentleman
was the refusal ol tho Mexican authori-
ties to receive him as Envoy ExlraordI-
nary anl Minister Plenipo en,iary from
hi. country, the Mexican uovetnmenI
bring willing only tn recognise Special
Envoy to treat Of matters concerning
Texas.
II is said that great constern Iiion pre-.
vailed a, Vera Cruz in consequence of
the abrupt departure Of Mr.. SIijell, and
the inhabitants we're in the deepest alarm
let an immediate declaration a war
would ensue on he part Of Inc United
States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Person County-In Equity.
Richard Halliburton, and Others,
William Kiing, Executor, end Others.

William Hing, Executor, and Others.
IN this case, it having been made to appear to
Il the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
the children Of Allen Halliburton, deceased, the
children Of Robert Halliburton deceased, the chill
drcn of rinsk Halliburton, deceased, and the chill.
drcn of Mary James. all named as defendants in
this cause are not inhabitants of this state 1t Is
then fore ordered that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder
for said defendants TO appear At the next Court q
Equity to be held for Person county, at RoNbo-
rough. on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March, then and there to plead. an
swer or dcmur to said bill, or the same will be Ia
ken pro coniesso as to them, and set down foI
hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSHER, c. NJ. +.
Price Adv. $3.50. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

The Legislature Of MississipPihas pass
ell hill authorizing The constitution Of .
Rail Road through the State. designed 10
connect the Mississippi with the Atlantic.
commencing At giekshurg and terminating
at Charlcslon. #f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

Extensive preparations are making IN
Washington ciiy for holding a National
Fair, u whirh American manufactures are
10 be compared with British productions.
Partial comparisons have already been
made which clearly exhibit the SUPERIOR.
~ Of American goods over british in
price and quality. even under The present
Tariff. @..s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

Mr. Leak has published letter addressed to
Mt. Shepard, IN which ~ proposes that their re.
la,ivc claims shall be snBQil,cd 10 tho "Demo,
cratic State Central Cam1se e," aud pledges
himself to abide their decisions Should Mr.. shep-
ard accept the prOpo.iiiSS h i. to address Mr.
Leak in the same public @appsr, and both are to
retire from the canvass until the choice is an
nounrcd.
Mr.. Leak addressed the citizens OF Cumberland
on the 18th inst and was received, the Carolinian
says very encourageingly by the audience. The
following arc his appointments for May:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

n. y. MoonE, esl.. Of HalifaE, has tcen eho.
scn by the Philanthropc sOeicty 10 deliver the
address before The Literary Societies II our Unl-
,sr.ty a, the ensuing Commencement. is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Equity Sales.
Lmss CHEEK, end others, er parfe.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.

Petition TO sell Real Estate.
DY virtue of decree of the Court of Equity,
I'D made in this Cause, I shall sell to the high
est bidder, on the 25th Of May next, before the
court house in the town Of Hilsborough, the
LAND belonging 10 the heirs at law of the late
John Cheek, OH 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 " EBB, c. ME-.
April II. ai-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

We learn from The Raleigh Register that the
WIG candidate 81 Gossrnes avail. him@if q
II ,arIis-s apporssnisy whirk shr pres a BIZ O.
seal duises has aiieNcd ms. nIpss hss Ieliss
c,uens Of the susie. Hs win aaasrzs his fellow
si,rcns a, the places and times following. 70 Wit
Atorfonl, TUESDAY, April slst.
Al Halifax, Thursday. April ed.
At winlsOr, Bcr,ic, saturday. April es,h.
Al Jackson. Northampton, Monday, April eth
Al Wiutou, lIcrfori, "Wednesday, April 2sth
Al GatesviIle, Thursday, April aO,h.
Al Hereford, Perquimans, Friday, May Isl.
A, Elizabeth City. Pasquo,ank, Saturday, Ma,
ID
Al Cuuituck G. II. Monday. May 9TH.
At OLD Trap Camden, Tuesday, May 5th.
A, Edcn,on. Thursday, May 7Ih.
The Democratic Convention Of Granville coun
ty met at Oxford on Monday the 18th instan,
and nominated for the Senate George C.. Eaton
and for the Commons, James NJ. Bullock, Jona
than VI. Stone, and Abram W. venablc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Reported for the Petersburg Intclligcnccr.
April Is, 1916.

NCVOTtrU lot lIiC ICtcIsUUIS IfIlCIIIgCIIVCTs
April Is, 1916.
PETERSBURG MARKETS. .
ToBAcco.--rhe daily inspections are
larger than heretofore. l.ugs sell from 5 i
20 to SO. Leaf$3 so to 80 80, and choice
qualities would command more. Stem.
ming sorts arc in demand,
CoTroN-Receip,s moderate-Salcs al
II tots
WHARF.-The little that arrives, il
good, commands dollar.
CoRN.-65 to 70 cents bushel.
BAcoS.-Virginia hog round, g. 10 81
LARD.--Virginia, a to Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

Seven hundred and eighty one brick
houses. and fnur hundred aud sixty i've
frame onrs. were huill in incinn ii, d.
hIo, during tie year lst5.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
on HAND,
A Large and Handsome Stock Of
NEW GOODS.

Il oNG, WEBB & co. have jus, rrceisei
n one Of the largest and most superior Sock
Of Goods ever brought 10 this market, which they
viii sell cheap. TheiF.ficnds. aud the public &C.
morally, are invited 10 call and examine Tor them,
selves.
April IS. ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

Clement Curtis, and ofhtrs. VS.. John Fn,lgnd.
and others.
Petition to sell Land
UpI virtue Of decree Of the Court of Equity,
~ made in this cause, shall sell to the highest
bidder, OH the 25th day Of May next, before tho
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 Guilford county, adjoining the lands Of
Daniel and Reuben Ingold, and Others, containing
about 100 acres. A credit of twelve months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond and security.
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
April IL. gi--4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

zassik4a Ira iaaas EEa.I DISH. Es,ass
= L. lsss 30 sasn G. ae - are Esass. ID
IS - ssiLeisafly ia',sgsssd % reauirs E4aiesl
a. sn;a Hi;hinsas katNsis q fssnsra Eaaashz
auEiag ahirh tiEas be ssisasd sYmsaauna 4 81.
ilsa.s Helsnsha,s. sna occasionally rerisri hyIs-
ehoaariai - ualil e. asys Izr,ious . BIS
eonlaissisa q - Elll ~. n naaiieslel gresi
ahIie;y . EooossE, AM as unusually accurate IN
ssmPlyins with every diasrlion gissn him ~ his
Physrian. Il isalsaysa uaailrE II sxtras won-
dfT Nhl ang ere Eill commit suieils. sssn ul,en
icy are hA0rinz under every aissas1uhs inci5ehi
% nan pnasr ths most sasrrse eirrnms,arces;
bui Nhea one Iasi arriSins % Easnlood. Who Vas
bessea with Kind and a.SseIioasIe EArvnts snd &C.
lsiiOas. who kii nOtlias aaaiissde.l 70 Nlirh xas
sondueise % his inieres, oE happiness. and who
sniraroFel 10 CRAFTY ever Wisll, however ttsial,
not PeniciOus % bis wflfHs; taking thsse things
inlO consideration. in connection Nth his ualli
aud al:alls disposition. STEADY habits. uPrighi d.
POriment and uhhlrmishe! character, We are
struck with wonder AMI amGzrmsni al the DE-
Ploralse act lie often talked d his future ssaie
10 his mOsher and sister. and at iimrs wss very
much distressed, II Others more composed. and
ohen said he felt and thought that he should no.
be lost. But he has gone the way Of all living.
and left number Of alec,ionaie relations and
friends TO mourn their inrIarable los.
fcoMxrs,rarEn.f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

A nnnbrr Of The s,saeais 1, Inc Un,.
versiiy in Charlottesville. Virginia, got IN.
10 quarrel on Saturday last, with the
keepers Of Raymond e. Co.'S UAenage,ie,
exhibiting at that pace. A young mar
named Glover, from Alabama. was kiIle,
BY blow struck by one OF the keepers
What makes this event matter Of pecn
liar regret is the lacl that the deceased wa,
acting as paciIicaior, aud was one o
the mnst orderly students Of the Uniycr
siiy. The keeper, who gave his name
as ]. J. Badly. was arrested and commits
ted To prison. Mar. Ifiei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

BY Rev. !, bowling. A. NJ, Pastor Of the Berc-
an Church, New York. 18th edition, just
published. ~-s
This is large octave volume, Of nearly 7Co
pages, embciished with rIFTr BEAUTIFUL In.
CRAVINGS, in handsome emblclnsiic binding.
Price three dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
NOTICE THIS!

TUE undersigned having. Oh the first day Of
= January last, formed a co-partnership in the
Carriage Making Business,
would inform the citizens Of Hillshorough, and the
county at large, that they are now prepared to
execute all work in their line Of business in
style that will compare with any made in this
part Of the country. Our timhc-s are well sea-
soned AMI of good quality. Work shall no, only
he done to suit the times, but lower than usual
for cash. Persons from the country will find our
shop near the bridge.
WORKMAN g. UTLEY.
April l. 2l-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
FLOWER CROOKS.

FLOWER CROOKS.
WE have for sale 900 Flower Crooks and
w Sauccrs, in sets Of three Crooks and Sau-
Ger for IS cents set, or separate at S and l0
cents each.
81 Also another lot Of Whitchead's Superior
FLOUR.
LONG, WEBB, g. CO.
March "a. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
LIST IEIIFpa

AZ EMaINtNG = - - OErs u H7a4o-
:. EsagA 80. - ~ - ~ 4 AErl. lsiE.
AhlFh. 4 - taksn 81 rsslia tlIrs na1Glhs. All
= aLs : ihR Gshsnl Eaa EExs = srs1 lei-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
Please To read the following Notice

TIVE Publisher having received numerous sp-
NJ plicatiOns for single copies VI D0wLING'S
HISTORY OF R0MASIsM. and the AMERI,
CAN SrASESMAN'S MANUAL, fom places
20 remote from Express routes that the expense
Of freight would have equalled the price Of the
books, proposes 10 send them by mail in paper co.
yers, the postage on which will no, exceed rs
cents per volume. II such persons will send tho
name Of their Post Office. and enclose the or
dollars, IN good money, they viii be presented
one copy Of Sears Beautiful Pictorial WorAs,
they specifying which Book they prefer.
SEARS PICTORIAL. WORKS gi,sn-awsy
to persons subscribing for Dowlipgs Htiory Of
Romailism, or the American S,aicsman's Manu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
The New Tariff Bill. -ones of /

Inc new Tariff Bill. - One nf the
pro, isions Of this hill is, that il in any
year it shall not yield a revenue sufficient
for the rdinary wants Of the Govern
ment, the President shall be authorized
To lay duty Of ten per cent. on tea and
coffee, and II at nOuuce the fact by proc
lamation.
1t would appear from This that the pro.
jectors Of the new rererme tariff are doubt.
full of 'ts sufliciency as revenue mea-
sure. Now the present tariff has proved
itself to be good revenue measure
why disturb il +4 -.#
Does not the whole country perceive
that the Tariff Of 1912, now operating
so well both for the government and The
people, is to be destroyed solely because
il extends projection to domestic indus.
try! No one denies that il works ADM.
rably as a revenue measure. |. found
the Treasury bankrupt i, has supplied
the treasury to fulness. It's deslroyers
show by the proviso above meniioned
that they doubt their own abili y to fern
revenue system that shall work so well.
Bait. finer.
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,coNxssIcGrEh.l

Dird. ~ this county. On Saturday last. in the
33d yeir 81 Ler age. Mrs. TENpERaxrE +. SxITH.
wife Of Mr.. Calvin Smith. The last fourteen
years Of this ami.Ic woman's life were devoted Ia
religiOn and the service Of her God, during al Of
which time she was pious and exemplary mcin-
her Of the Methodist Protestant Church. She
has len husband AMI two Young chiliran. BE-
aides large circle Of relations and friends. 10 de-
plOrc their loss. But We trust that their loss il
her eternal gain, for she gave testimony in her
last moments that death To hsr bad lost lis sting
Thanks be to God who giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ. Blessed are The
dead who die in the Lord. ICsx.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

Died, in this county, on the 23d day of De-
ocmhcr last, Mr.. RoRERr M'CrLIocH, a soldier
Of the Revolution, in the seth year Of his age.
Mr.. McullOch was q native Of scotland; came
to Boston when about 9 years old; joined the
Continental army when about I6. and served du.
ring the whole war. and during the latter part Of
Il as an officer. He was at Monmouth, Brandy.
wine, Trenton, and many other hard fought bat
ties. Aftcr the war Mr.. NJ. settled In the easter
part Of this state, where he married. and remove,
TO this county about fory-four or fOrty-fvs year
ago. He was man Of unquestioned integri,,
and great patriotism. His last illness, (drcpsy o
the chest, was borne with great fortitude aud re-
signatiOn. He possessed = strong hope Of a glo
rious Immortality beyond the grave.
CosNuSIcArEn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23
To Clergymen, Postmasters 8 others.

u Wanted, m every town and vrflage in the
United States, responsible to procure subscri-
hers, and engage in the sale of ths above works,
to whom very liberal per ccntage will be allow
ed. Address Z. WALKER, ia Fulton street,
Ny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

u There is On additional charge Of cents
fur each ADVERTISED lclter. Those calling for The
above leiicrs ~ill please ssy hey are advertised.
JAMES NJ, PALMER, p. N.
April 3. **tE.- ss-