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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
LONDON WATCHES.

NUON
lust RECEIvED-An invoice OF hne Duplex and full
y Lever Watches direct from the manufactures
T F. Cooper aud Morris Tobias of London which the sub
scriber offers for sale the reasonable terms Also
on hand great variety OF Lepine, Lever and Anchor
Watches in handsomely engraved and gany ensmeled
cases. suitable for ladies' which, with
iormance will be sold al reduced prices BY
FREEMAN, $50 Broadway,
mS0 istf Lafsrge Buildings, corner Rrafe-sL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
Obituary..

Died, in this county, on the sth ul.., Mrs Ra-
cHAEL RUSSELL, wife of Mr.. John G. Russell,
aged 46 years. She had been a member of the
Presbyterian Church about thirty years, and died
in full hope of blessed Immortality.
"Life's duty done as sinks the clay, =
Light from the load the spirit flies,
While heaven and earth combine to say, !.
How blest the righteous when be dies"
Died, in this county, on Wednesday. the 18th
ult., Mr.. Thomas Flint, in the s5,h year of his
age, leaving large circle of friends 10 mousn
their loss. Mr.. Flint was Revolutionary soldier,
though no did not serve long enough to entitle
him to- pension. With the exception Of three
or four years, he has been engaged in teaching
school for the last fifty-three or four years, and
had school at the time of his death. He was
member of the Primitive Baptist Church for q
great many years before his death, and has now
gone 10 reap his reward.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
HotChkiSS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

In consequence Of the very great popularity
which these Wheels have attained BY The use
Of nearly 1900 Of them in different parts Of tho
country. the subscribers have sold about 100
Rights in North Carolina, 80 Of which IRE in full
and successful operation in Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
The value Of the Mill, and in quantity Of work &C.
morally far exceed the most sanguine expectations
Of the owners, many Of whom are gentlemen dis
tinguishcd for their science and practical skill,
who have attcsted to the value of this Improve
ment. These wheels are more durable, and moro
easily kept in order when properly put together
than the futtcr wheel. They win save one-thirl
of the water, and run well in back water, when
there is a head above. The speed If the saw IS
increased to more than double the strokes per mi.
mute. y~~-~-~@ ~.~.-... IL,
The price Of an individual right for one pair Of
Wheels, is $50. - &C.
We refer, among Others, 10 the following gcn-,
tlcmen, some Of whom have had the wheels ia
operation twelve months or more and from ma
nv of them, and Others, we have received certif-
Gates expressing their high appreciation Of the s-
perior advantages Of these over the autser wheel
and stating that their saws will cut $500, 5000,
$500, and even - high as 5000 feet per day, AMI
sase one-fLird of The trattr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
THE SANTA FE EXPEDITION.


The ST. Louis papers of the 2lst III
slant contain some accounts from Gen.
Kearney's command. GEN. X. was adj
vancing steadily on his route to Santa Fe.
He marched from Rents Fort on the LIST
instant, with several companies of United
States Dragons, the LIST regiment oil Mis-
souri, volunteers, under Colonel Doniphan,
and the battalion of volunteer artillery.
under Major Clark. The troops were all
in excellent health and spirits. A gene
raj stampede had taken place among the
horses, by which some fifty ofthem (chlei-
| ly belonging 10 the volunteers) were lost,
and it was feared would not be recovered.
Capt, Moore, Of the. Dragons, had cap
tured three spies, who had been sent out
from Santa Fe 10 ascertain the character
extent, &c. Of the United States force
After thoircapture and their purpose was
ascertained, by the orders Of Gen. kear-
ney they were shown all over the army,
and, after they had seen every thing, they
were dismissed and permitted to return to
Santa Fe. >
From these men, and also from Other
sources, it had been aseertained satistac'
torilv that there would be no resistance
made TO General keaney's taking pos
session Of Santa Fe. In fact, it is sal'
that tho Mexieans were anxiously await
ing the arrival of the army, believing tha
lit would furnish them u harvest i'll thu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
SUPREME COURT,

The Supreme Court of North Carroll
M adjourned on tie 18th instant. The
following are the closing eases:
by RuFFIN, e. j., in Bridges .. Plea
SAINTS. III Equity. from Orange.
Also, in Weir .. lIumphries, in Equi'
~, from GuiIiord.
Also, in Stale y. Conoly, from Wilkes;
Judgment for The State on The verdict.
Also, in Ncwlin o. Freeman, in Equi-
ty. from Orange declaring The plaintiff
entitled TO rclict in respect Of the land
which the wife had al the marriage. and
no, rs to The other lands.
Also, in State U. Petersburg Rail Road
Company judgment OH the demurrer for
the defendants. + -
Also, in Exum and others .. Bowdcn,
in Equity, from Northampton; directing
a decree Tor plaintiffs.
Also, in Allen .. McRac. in Equity,
from Arson; dismissing the bill with
costs. f+: Il
AIso,in Michael o. Michael, in Equity
from Orange; dismissing the bill will
costs.
by DANIEL. J., in Gnyther u. Pittijohn
from Washington; affirming the judgmcn
below. FL
Also, in the matter of Latham. guard
all, in Equity, from Beaufort.
Also, in Doak to use of Adams .. Banl
of the State, from Guillord; affirming th'
judgment below, 49, x
BY NASH, j., in Ashcralt D. Little, il
Equity, from Arson decree affirmed.
Also, in Speneerp. Hawkins, in Equi
Iiy, from Granville; aismissing the bill
with costs. s.se.st... s.g .s......
Also, in Hunter y. Jameson, from Ma
con; affirming the judgment below.
Also, in den er dem. Sawyer q. Saw
yer, from Camden; affirming the judg
ment below. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

- -, 4 iE...- -. =, -. raaP. In isps.
islrsoane llllians ID der siisiaily. Ihsre
aers - troops = santa Il. hoE il ihe
arper prosinres. M more were eaperied.
Goternor Armila llad issned pFneaama.
non, in which lie states flai tie existing
laosldilles between tie United States aIle
Mexico vii n0s interrupts he trade -
tween lie United States and SANTA Ee
Ehai. IN III respects, Il shall b r0ndncted
= ii he waf did DOT exist.
II i said llaai Gen. keaney vii SOP
u Santa re until Col. Prices regiment
arrives here. That, upon their arrival,
that regiment, Or portion Of il. will b
Iell 10 occupy Santa Fe, and oiheE impOr
tani points ii The vicinity. and Gen. ktar
ney, with The residue of The force, MI
proceed Immediately 10 California.
The liTe hundred Mormoa infantry, m
der lhc command Of Lieut.. Col. Allen
were progressing rapidly. They mad'
ihiny-esghl miles in two days. u wa
believed they would reach Benfs For
nearly A. soon a Col. Prices regiment
and quito = soon Is the puEpos"ol iheil
enlistment required.
A great many traders and a very larg'
amount Of goods are going out. They
arc scattered all along The route.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

2. H. aAsS - as~~-~ass~~~~~ a -
= - s~w~ $3.50 NsNNsn~s~~~~ssN8 - -
asr salh the uaited hlsars 10 L CO
saaefed = = 10 aise rfanxed; 81 4 l.
ioF ahs IoagErss which nj assemble p
deseFmine relative thereto. and ~ the
Mtnicans - obey Ehrir resolutions.
?. 4 general insaissi0n i proHrTed u
al iasess il his Department who may
hsfe taken np arms against The existing
order q gosenmeni. u units N This plan.
which has lOr IL oigers The public seal
alone.
4. A Ills Excrlleney Gen. Don Anto-
MO Lopez Santa Anna Lad tie glory -
establish lie republic. Whatever may haze
been his errafs. he MAS > firm supporter
II public liberty and national hon0r-foE
This &c proclaim him leader Of this greal
enterprise.
Signed By lie officers generally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
A China sIan.-Ths Marion alabama,

China Man.-Ths Marion (Alabama,)
News while indulging its lamentations over the
recent Wing triumph in this State, affects to be-
llcvc that it has been the result Of Ignorance
calls North Carolina " tho Duo,ia Of tho confcd-
rracy," thinks fcr in great need of schoolmas-
tcrs; and wonders il her people have heard Of tho
death Of Gen.. Harrison! ". s#
Now all this may be considered smart; and the
editors great elevation In the seat Of learning and
intelligence, may cntitlo him to a lberakindul-
gcnce in such sneers. But seriously, the citizens
Of Alabama have no right to.snecr at North Ca
rolina, and last Of all should citizen of Marion.
Many of the best educated men In Alabama arc
North Carolinians, and received their education
here; and we should say, from our knowledge Of
Marion, that ID was omphatically the case in that
town; North Caronians have done more for
education there than uny other citizens. Look
around you, MI. Editor Of tho News, and say II
this is not so. Locofocoisni, modern "progres-
sisc Democracy" is not the offspring Of education
and intelligence; but tho nursing Of passion and
uemagosucism, the natural progeny ofisnorance.
And for this reason North Carolina is not con-
gcnia cline, and it never can flourish here. The
ci''m Of the News may wrap himself up in his
"wlIValn Thoughts. and like an inhabitant Of Chi
M e'n~ulo Ina, al o.he. re>ilc ate barbarians
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
MURDER AND ROBBERY.

A most diabnlical and brutal murder
was committed IN I.eaksville, Rockingham
county, N. C. on Tuesday night last, up
on the body OF young man named Lewis,
clerk in Nj. Billiards Store. The
young man, % we learn, returned from
the country (whi,hfr be had been to see
. sick relation. about IL O'Clock Tnes-
day night. Aud having undressed him-
sell for bed. when about 10 lay down, a
noise without tho window attracted his
s,tenlion--on going to it TO see the cause
Of alarm. he was sho, down by some one
outside tho Misunderstanding the con-
tents of The gun in his face and head,
which must have caused instantaneous
death. The Store was then entered and
The cash drawer ritled OF lis contents,
amount about $40. The prime oblec, oil
the murderer seems TO have been 10 enter
the safe tina, confined some 3 or $1,000
I--but i, seems he did not succeed 10 en-
,ering il. The key 10 which. i, appears, the
clerk had in one of his pockets. |. may
be thought that the repor. OF the gun ex-
cited surprise in the town, but il did not,
inasmuch as grog shop stood HARDLY.
where il was common TO fire off guns al
any time in the night. Three or four
men have been arrested on suspicion, the
circumstsn,ial evidence against one oil
whom, we learn, tends to convict him. ---
This man Whose name we disremember)
is represented 10 have loaded bis gun with
slugs ea,ly that evening. and the next
morning The gun was found empty, and
the slugs lodged in the head Of young
Lewis. whose dead body was not obsers-
ed by any one but the murderer or mur'
dercrs. until Wednesday morning. This
man cannot account fur The empty gun,
although We believe i, is IN evidence thai
he was seen alter twilight bearing fowl
NJ p,src. Milton Carqulcte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

TUE REk. -. JAMESON, Asrna 4 Dc
- NMfA fsfaaaA hAas saciFsg. 81 Eagagh
! - kasgMiag FAsaas - Eaasea1 &c sAsinas a
ilse BIZ Haessags
At ilmis Eiygr GAnHrh. - SzaHHAss, s1armr
hsE i@lh. # FL 1T
An FAaFaxa4, - sznaay. d. lsahs sna = shs
eKeniag a - Fsrsavaxsasn IhaErh = hlasao-
nagh.
Al uAe Cross Raals. 80 Tneaass. &c asak-
Al PlsgzA, - MrAneslas. IL ieah.
An Hawfesds. 81 Taarsaay. she IsaA.
Al Sairns. - Fsslay. aAe 18Th.
Al New Hays. - sunaay. - 9oshs 80 =
de eFening Il chsp<a I'LL
Al Hehsun. q Tuesday,, - -.
On Monaay. lhe 2isa 4 ssFarmaes. meesing
viii he kriA ii IL Presbyterian rhnsrh n halS-
hosoash. r. d. Purpose Il fsfaing aH0unas b.
bsr Soxlrfy. e.
TIE friends of The Blk are earnestly regassa-
ri 10 eirruiaie the ahoss srpoinimenis n tAsss
Respective ntighlosho0lS.
SeptemheE2 :. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
The New Orleans Bulletin contains The
following letter dated,

The New orleans Bulletin contains the
following letter dated,
+*> Matamoras, August g, 1916.
General Taylor left here Two days since
for Camargo by the river, to await the as
semblage Of the army at that point, for the
march 10 Monterey. II is thought he will
be able to begin the march by The LIST to
10Th September.
His field force will be $500, and il the
ID Infantry arrive in time, say 5000 regu-
lar troops, with about 1900 volunteers as
follows: ihroa Texas regiments; two Ohio;
one Georgia; two Kentucky; one Tennes-
see; one Alabama; one Mississippi regi-
ment, and the Baltimore battalion, i'm all
say, 10000 men. The two Indiana regi-
ments will probably be distributed between
this regiment and the mouth of the river.
under the command Of Brigadier General
Lane.
One of the Texas mounted regiments,
under Col. Hays, marches by wide cir
cult through San Fernando, IGNORES, etc.,
to join the main body at Camargo, or on
the March 10 Monterey. They win pro-
badly find work, as Meiia is said to be at
Lenares, with tho wreck of Arista's force.
The artillery will be composed of Dun
cans, Rigdeley's and Bfagg's batteries, Of
two six FOUNDER. and one twelve FOUNDER
howitzer each, and fourth battery Of two
twelve pound guns, and two twenty-four
pound howitzers, under Capt. ebsier, in
all sixteen pieces, with six horses to each
gun. They will travel easily.
The Dragons will probably be increas-
ed TO 300 or $50 by recruits. They have
been nursing their horses ever since the
battles, and are in better condition than
they then were. Two OF the Texas regi-
ments are mounted refemen, and will
| make tho whole force of horse say 400.
| by the close of September this column
will reach Monterey, where the chances
of battle are sufficiently uncertain to make
1 il matter Of daily doubt and speculation.
The very air is rife with rumors. It's
said that Wool is now in command; if so,
and he continues there, it is a guarantee OF
hard knocks. *#
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
LATEST PROM THE ARMY.


- gallant officer Of The United States
Army has favored u with q letter, from
which We make lie following extract. n
is dated es
-camargO. IsiexieO,) July 81, 1915.
"Infonnalion thar | rely upon i, that
General Mejia. with the remnant Of AIis-
ia's army. 1000 strong, il Al cadereila, 4
town thirty miles east Of Monterey. This
town has garrison of near 1000 men,
lregnlarsD population Of $4,000. Zen.
Paroles vas n San Luis de Potosi on The
18Th instant, on his way 10 Monterey, with
5000 regular troops; he has also rallied on
Nueyo Icon for 5000 active militia; from
this department Of Tamaulipas he expects
5000 more; making his entire force, when
he reaches Monterey on The 18th or 20lh
prOximo, near q. 900. General Taylor is
slraining every nerve 10 get there before
him, but cannot now possibly do so until
the 5th or lOlh September; 50 Paroles
has the advantage Of numbers, and Of m
turally a strong rocky position. Parede:
will have forty pieces OF cannon-we viii
have abou, twenty-four; and YOU may ex'
pect las our army will moi be over 10000,
10 hear Of the most obstinate fight and
bloodiest doings ever done up in Americ;
or in the world about the 18th Of Sepiem
Der. With Us il will be neck or nolhin:
the former, something TO cal and house.
10 live in, perhaps peace; the latter, deaf
and continuation Of the war. Such
our prospect"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
Stray,

i-r- TAKEN up by David R. ALI
cVs1NaA son, living eight miles north Of
~ Hillsborough, AMI entered on tho
Ess ssxSsSa stray book Of Orange county, on
the 3lst Of August, 1916, a white and red cow,
with her horns sawed oil, and marked with crop
in tho left ear and swallow fork in the right,
Valued at nine dollars. . Il
JOHN A. FAUCErT, Ranger.
September :. ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

Another Fact0ry.-The Cotton Fac
tory N The High Shoals in this county,
which We mentioned some months ago y
being conicnlplatedhy John +. Pliler, esq.
of our town, j. now In full aud successful
operation, under she management Of Mr.,
=. II. Turhylill. The yarn j. said 10 b
Of superior quality, and The Factory j.
turning out fifty bunehrs per day, At this
Time. We wish the enterprise that sue
cess which would warrant lis enlargement
II an early day. as capital is moi lacking.
Lincoln Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
Public Meeting.

A PUBLIC MEETING Of the eilizens Of
IN Orange County, j. requested n the Court
HOUSE in Hillshorough. On Monday u the snsu-
ing Superior court. for the purpose Of sending
Delegates 10 the Internal Improvement conyen-
ton at Oxiord. On TUESDAY The "a Of November
next. A general Attendance j. solicited.
August &c. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

DI0 lzikE5T 20 WikDIs
RESPECTFULLY tendcn his professional
N services n The citizens q Hiilslosonsh and
the surrounding counIly. He can b found a
Long. Mehh, a los lHng STORE.
uT Persons no: ale 70 Pay, viii Be attended
gEatis. ~- *"
August 20. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

Cotton Crop.-'rhe New Orleans pa-
pers contain very discouraging accounts
Of the cotton crops. The army.worm
was committing sad havoc in every direc-
ton. .... -*<&-s.@ ~r ".'.6.@. .-~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

The population of Illinois has increas-
ed sixty per cent. in six years past. The
Rock Island Wing estimates that by the
year 1850 Illinois will contain one mil
lion inhabitants, and that in twenty years
ii will contain three millions of people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

VA A Temperance Meeting win be held
H. nj Green Springs on the Saturday In
fore the iirst Sunday in September next sese-
raj addresses are expected; and il j. hoped there
will be a large attendance. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

The new constitution which was sub
mitted to the vote Of the people in Mis-
souri,, has been rejected by decisive ma
jority. ~. *~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

New missionaries.-Seven new Mis-.
sionaries have sailed from Boston for In
dia the past week, under The direction Of
the Presbyterian Foreign Missionary So.
ciety.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
M ARRIE D..

Near Chapel Hill, on Thursday, tho 9Th ult.
by Stephen Lloyd, esq, Mr.. JosErH TURsEn to
Miss NANCY IyEY. 81. II II =- III >~r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

A shock Of an earthquake Was felt a,
Boston early on Tuesday mnTning. II
extended To The surrounding towns. ami
e1c,,ed much alarm among tho inhabi-
tsni.. II Vas sufficiently strong lolhrow
down eroekery and other light articles
which were tot secured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

The new constitution of Iowa has been
adopted. .@~-r~a s@~ .s@* @'@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

STATE ELECTIONS.

In addition to the elections which have
already taken place, an exchange paper
gives The following, which arc 10 be held
flnr;nr fhr x,oar. -4-z.4 .sss IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

Counterfeit MOney.-We again eau.
ton The public 10 beware Of counterfeit
notes ON de BANK Of North Carolina.
There are, NC understand. = great many
~ and slO bills in circulation; Ind seye-
al have been passed OF in This vicinity.
The work Is 50 skilinlly executed. that
The best judges find il difficult 10 detect
tllsm. Examine closely before YOU nc.
eept. ~- Bid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
Goods at First Cost!
A s 1 am determined to close my Mercantile
n business, now offer, and will sell, my
Entire stock Of Goods
Gf First Cost,

: WITHOUT Any CHARGE FOR En-
49,, PENSES WHA1ETER. s
My Stock consists Of many desirable Goods suit.
able to the present and approaching season, viz:
Cloths, cassimercs, Ycs,ings, Kentucky James,
Sattinets, Hats and Shoes; alsoa variety Of FASH
ionablc Goods for Ladies, n Cashmeres, Mouslin
dc Lain, Graduated Robes, Lawns, Muslins, ca
licocs, Bonnets, Ribbons, Aniicials, Slippers, Of
the latest style; also handsome assortment Of
Queensware, few Lard lamps, a variety Of
School Books, a lot Of Castings, &C.; and many
other articles too tedious TO mention, all Of which
win he sold rs above stated. e.r+.f4esta
or All persons indebted TO me viii please call
and close their accounts.
81 . " r. NICHOLS.
August TO-. ~.... #.... IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

The lion. Romulus NJ. Saunders. u.
=. Minister 10 Spain, arrived al Madrid
on the 2isl Of July, safe and well.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03
A correspondent Of the New Orlean:
Times writes as follows: H..

A correspondent oil the NEW orleans
Times writes as follows:
"Vera Cruz, August |, 1876.
Yesterday, at o'clock p. NJ. this ci-
ty pronounced in favor of Santa Anna and
Federation, and by this conveyance two
commissioners are dispatched TO his Ex-
cellency to invite him TO come once more
and rule the destnies of Mexico. The
most general belief is that he will settle
the pending difficulties between the Uni
ted States and this country.
"ln Mexico The Ministry had resigned
in consequence of Gen. Bravo having been
sworn as President al interim. Our let
tiers from the capital, dated. the 30th ult.,
say that the new Ministers will, without
exception, be disposed to make peace with
the Americans. .s~ i IS.
"Nothing new from Commodore Con-
ner's squadron, nor from the other coast,
in relation to the CALIFORNIA;" .~'.. .~..%-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

The following is given as list Of the
principal appropriations made at the recent
session of Congress, and tie amount Of
expenditures provided for: !
For the regular army, COSTA, 900
Yves. Point military academy, l2l,776
Prosecution Of The war with
Mexico, 10000, 900
Pay of volunteers, 1857 900
fonilieaiions, l,4i0.OO0
Certain defenees. 10000
Deficit appropriations for 1916. 100000
Support Of the navy, 7,i50,0O0
+ s39.7ll,975
Expenditures on account of 49,.
the Indians. l,l4i,0o0
Pay Of members OF Congress 1922
and wild Indians, 239, 900
Civil and diplomatic service 4,0Si 900
Post Office department, 4,O76, 000
s5i,l4i, 900
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-03

Large Piece O. G0ld-Ne learn ifom
= reliable s0dTre. that : mass q gold.
wighing ioar pounds, uas found. > e.
DAYS ago. il Mo0Ee County. On lie land
u III. Shields. Nehage nol leaned slse
name ol The finder; but understand hi Il
rs found, II y nesr h place where ihe
mining Operations we're carried O. . e.
iensiFely ard successfully iew years 80.
This i The largest piece ol gold. except
one On iwo. lhai has ever been found ii
This Stale, Randolph Herald.