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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-12
HOUSE nf REPRESENTATIVES,

In committee ot the whole on me rcSO-
luton OF notice
Mr.. IiaImes Of South Carolina.' who
had the ilnar from "Wednesday. first adj
dressed the committee in opposition TO
the resolution Of notice, OH the probable
consequences Of which as leading 10 a
desalating aud destructive war, he dwelt
with iervid eloqucnce. contrasting espe-
cially the naval power and preparation Of
Great Britain with our deienceless condi-
lion. a.
Mr.. Ewing, of Tennessee, and Mr. Ba-
ker, Of Illinois, followed for L" The whole. "
Es#*s Friday, January 30.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The debate was continued on the Ore
gon question.
Saturday, January 81. -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Oregon question still under con.
sideration.
Monday, February ..
SENATE.
No business Of Importance consumma'
ted. It is noted that The Navy Increase
Bill, supported and opposed as having
some hearing on the Oregon question,
was not even taken up to-day.1
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Four new propositions we're received,
in The form Of joint resolutions, on the
Oregon question, and referred to Com
mittee Of the Whole. The first in order,
f'csentcd by Mr., Dargm, declared it still
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A resolution TO terminate the debate on
the Oregon question on Monday at three
o'clock was adopted by vote Of 100 to
81; and on motion Of Mr.. M'Kay the
hour Of the meeting Of The house was
charged To 10 o'rIork. until The debate
shall be disposed o.. The debate on the
question was then resumed and continued
until foar o'clock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12

The Legislature Of this State will meet in RAJ
leigh on Monday ner,, and Congress will CON-
mence its next session on Monday the 7sh Of De
eembsr. The proceedings Of both these bodies,
ii is expected, will possess deep interest; and
when this ID considered, in connection with the
interesting accounts that are constantly brought
US from the seat Of War, who is there tina, would
not like 10 take q newspaper We shall spare
no pains 10 make the Recorder chronicle Of oil
the interesting incidents that transpire on each Of
these different theatres; and we would be happy
TO receive large addition to our subscription lis,
Tor Forn, sir, or rwELyE MONTHS. At any
hme, friends. we are ready 10 take down your
names for either Of these periods, to receive the
cash and make out a receipt The trouble will
be nothing compared with the pleasure ID would
give Us; and we are not without hope that the
contents u our sheet will give equal pleasure to
those who receive il.
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Thursday, November n.


Our ApoIegy.-Ws &c unasr 10 ssoss.
sisy Il spolosiziag e - small shses = whieh
go ssnd OF ths Reoeaaer shis wesk. TIE sup-
psy 81 PAPER whicA Ne osdersd fum Phiiadelphia
SO shipped i tins % haze reachpd - swo
weeks $50, buf has nj yes Cons y hand Laa
wesk &c made eus cur edition b. seraping %
ssshr he ODDS md ends ard b patching up;
sad his wesk - have had - make anosher shiit
o. omit he Pablieaiiaa. WsPsesame our read-
era would prefer small shnss 10 none 81 al par
tirulsrly when &c arc receiving such glorious
news - viii BE- found IN The election returns from
Nsw iotk and New Jersey. Our subscribers
will sre fam this. that no laehes are ehargealle
On ~ Every sfEou 10 made IN our part 10 serve
ihsm fai.hfully. and shsy wiIl, we doubt no. bear
patiently with ~. Az The Legislature meets on
Monday nsrt, we hope We shall receive our sup
ply Of paper before tho next number Of the Re-
cOsdsr 10 due. that we may be in readiness to keep
up with is proceedings
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STATE ELECTIONS.
The wings Triumphant I'm New
York and New Jersey.

Elections in the states Of New York and New
Jersey were held on Tuesday the third instant,
for members Of Congress, Governor, and men,
bes of the State Legislature, and in both Of these
states, il we may judge from the returns received,
the triumph Of the Wing party has been as COM
pIe,e, and the condemnation Of the unwise mea-
sures and ruinous policy Of Mr. Polk and his ad.
visers has been as signal, a. in the recent cleo
tons in Pennsylvania and Ohio. BY some means
we failed to receive any papers north Of Peters
burg later than Thursday bu. the wonderful "a.
cili.y afforded by the Electric TeIegraphs on some
Of the lines, had, even at that early day, brought
together sufficient returns to remove all doubs Is
TO the general result.
In New York, so far as heard from, fourteen
Wing and eight Democratic members Of Con.
gress have been elected. Fourteen yet 70 hear
from. In the city Of New York the majority for
silas Wright, the present Governor, was $500 ;
but the majorisics that were coming in against
him from other counties, render ii pretty certain
that John Young, the WING candidate, is elected
Governor by some eight or ten thousand votes.
In New Jersey, Wings were asccrtained to he
elected in the LIST, I'd, 4th and 9Th districts. In
eleven counties heard from, the Wing candidate
for Governor was $500 votes ahead.
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Akigklg raksakk prspmufism, aspobk fran lie
p1smplifadt n r. azfioa. sfsLarsHg
tlx syksa IN . gsas ksps II
eruy avm.
TUE origin. Development. asa support Of
~ worms n Tie human system. sHs 10 h. -
triiated 10 > dsTnsod ard dehslilaisd condition
a he stomach and b0welss i being N establish
"a fart, that where The digestion i uninpaired,
and The general powers II The system IN hssl-
Inv state. they can End no hahitafion. This pre-
paHsiion has the peculiar advantage Of not only
destroying every woEm. but also II producing =
hralthy action of The stomach and osher organs
of digestion, thereby relieving many complaints
arising from arrangement of lie digestive o.
CANA Although prompt and certain in il opera
tion. and not unpasani 10 the TASTE n j. perfect
ly safe and adapted 10 the tenaeEes agr.
Numerous certificates Of The value and useful
mess Of this preparation are almost daily received;
the following Is from n. Carolina:
Newhem. \. C., May a3d. 1913.
DKIR SIR: have been anxiOusly looking for
another supply II your Dead Shot Yermifuge,'
a. have not single vial leit. There are con
slant applications for the medicine, and should
he pleased 10 supply the demand. II has proved
ITSELF 50 far as tried in this vicinity. to be posi-
tive specific. and no humbug. Please inform me
by return mail. how soon you can furnish me
with another supply. Truly yours.
j. A. LOGAN.
Price IS cents per vial.
Prepared by DR.. H. r. PEKRT, and sold whole
sale and retail by A. D. & d. SANDS, Druggists,
loo Fulton street. corner Of William, New York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & co, Agents,
Hillshorough.
October 20. 5l-I2m
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Stallion fnr'sSaIe.

rFNHE subscribers will expose to public sale,
H. on Tuesday of November Court, before the
court house in Hillsborough, on a credit of nine
months, their Stud Horse BEN HENRY. He
is beautiful dark bay, seven years old last spring,
and was got by the imported horse Flatterer; his
dam by Longs Marion; his grand dam by old Sir
Arehy; his great grand dam by Planter; his great
great grand dam by Gondola. Flatterer was got
by Muley, (son of orvil!s and the famous mare
Eleanor,) his dam, Glare, (bred by Lord Eyre
mont, in ls24,) was got by Marmion, grand dam
Harpaliee by Johanna, great grand dam Amazon
by Driver-Fractious by Mercuy-Woodpecke
misunderstanding by Eclipse-Hyena by Snap
Miss Belsea by ReguIus-HoneywoOd Ara
bian-Byerly Turk mare, dam of the Two True
Blues.
DAVID TINNIN & Go.
October %. ST..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12

We noticed in one Of the Richmond pa.
pers las. week an article headed, How
they do things in the North" which con-
tains an account of some half dozen
brick houses being moved in Philadel-
phla. From the way in which our CO.
temporary speaks of the matter, his read
ers may be led to infer that such things
are never done or can't be done here.
Now, we gave an account abou. year
ago of the removal of large brick ware
house by the Petersburg r. r. Company,
which was as large move of the kind as
ever was made /" in the North" and done
bv folks here who never saw an opera
lion of the kind before. The house was
40 feet by 30 feet, . stories high, with
the outside walls 2 feet thick, and Q inner
partition walls, and the upper walls, each
Is inches thick, and a slate roof. We
can do these things as we'll as they do
" in the North )" and the contractor who
moved the aforesaid house, will undertake
TO move church with the steeple. if me-
ccssary. We are surprised 10 hear our
contemporary talk about " How they do
things in the North" as if they can't be
done here. Now, we affirm that our me-
chanics can do any thing that can be done
" in the North" And here, we will no.
tice that we saw some time ago two Lo
connective Steam Engines hauled through
our streets for company in North Caro-.
lima, which were made by the house of
Burr, Poe & Sampson, Of Richmond.
These Engines looked TO US as being as
we'll made as any " in the Morrill," and
we are assured by those who are acquaint-
ed with Engines, that they canno: be sur
passed by any made there. As far as
workmanship is concerned, and particu-
larly good and difficult castings, we have
lii from good judges that there is no house
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12

hrge foFre would he dawn from The South,
A letter II The Tth 81 October, de latest
daas from Monterey, msntons > FumoF'
Whirh j. iouhiless Weli-laun1eos fhzl As-
ioF Gen. Mm. q. Baller vii sserred Ia
lnr Gea. Pauers0n u ihe eommaEd q lie
70 Crands pests. sd ihal nc lsiler : .
have nc command Il seme nsw expedi-
lh0n.
.Conrress must d TO things u ne
coming session--fhs kuG . . provide
more amply Cor the widows ard orphans
of The officers ard men killed or disabled
In he service; and psoride. BY las. for
The promotion Of non-commissioned on
oen and prisaies who hare Distinguished
themselves"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported Tor the Petersburg InteIligencer.l
November 4, 1916.
ToBAcco-Small sales, without much
variation in prices.
CoTToN--The market closed last week
at Q! 10 9l-the principal sales were al
the former rate. but some prime lots com
mandel % TO Oh. The weather has KEEP
back supplies this week. Prices have
ranged from OF 10 81.
WHEsr-Supplies small-ssles from
los 10 Ils.
CoRS--60 TO IS.
BAcoS-virginia, hog round. 81 to 81
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cAeEs ), c0NoEsTIvE TEYER rTREp

cAsEs - c0NuEsTIyE FEVER CURED.
"a GENTLEMAN HaFsARg thFgagh lsBgss,
- - 1as al q ts&ss Has lAkER WlIA caEgssggss
trEsI. IL lEaasegSsEsF aaallreana3 WlGh hEga-
eaFA Pa Al ths Daaaazs 4 - EAlsge sd b.
wssA sasray -, - nsGhiing csSA pa@siaay ssss
Aam - kae AAeadang - raAaaxl lie sansk 10
- Pailk. hswessr. One asy - laak skirsszme
- Ihs dasehasges weas : laAek = piaeA Hs
- 80 = wesk.
ANOTHER CASE.
In MassousI anashes grntleansa was tsksa wifh
e congesaiss inasnmaflzaa kyss H taok she
FsAs = aasas - high - iaunrsn u &c aay. He
g. besasr. AID Rarssd - Is jomnsy. Bu ges-
siag -. hs ha1 . reaspse- He r0mmenced tax
&c ghe Pasls again. and aikhough confined % liz
- & aoarseen days. nsed noahing else saxe dur
ang ht q driirIum. one e. his friends gave him
some calameL But La was lke only doe, 81 he
ma8e den III psumisr lin. i'll ah0uid - again
= dshEloas. Ehey would give him noshing hut
bEndfs1h Pills every three houEA. During his
sadness h. Lot oser thirty pounds IN weight
This party called o. DF. BnndHeah directly afer
rs arrival from he west. and tod him The shove
and hat IN twenty DAVIS after getting up BE- had
gOt hack nearly al his lesh. slihough he had bern
searce day without taking more o. les of The
rilis - he found his constitution YET affected By
he double attack ~ il were. Of congessixe EEeE.
He said he FELT quite sure that the Brsndrrlh Pills.
under PTosidenoe, acre The means Of saving his
life.
C Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
Y. Hearti. HillsbOOugh; 4. Torenee. Pitlsboro'.
Vim. Fo@hee, FOshee's saore. Chatham; ]. ID.
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane. Mason
Hall; Z. & W. Smith, Aiamance; ]. 4 r. Sloan,
GreenshoEoagh; James johnson. Wentworth /;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei, Yam
cryyille; ]. II. caIium. Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12

SSTIGIsLN DlsNEISTa
HAVING determined to locate himself in Hills
H borough, respectfully offers his professional
services to the citizens of Orange county.
DIR. Mercer, from having been the pupil and as
sistant, for seven years. of gentleman having the
largest practice in Philadelphia, and also being
graduate in Medicine of the University of PENN
sylvania, can, he thinks, claim for himself that
confidence in hs.prOfessiOn which few have any
right to expect
DIR. NJ is prepared to insert artificial Teeth on
the most improved plan, from one to full set !.
and in addition to the usual operations, he offers
his services in all Surgical Diseases duplicating
the mouth.
Office, Orange Hotel. Ladies will be waited
on at their residences, by sending him their adj.
dress.
REFERENCES.
DR.. Edward Peace, Pennsylvania Hospital.
DR.. William Pepper,
DR.. William ]. A. Birkep, S. E. corner of sth,
and Locust Streets, Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12

Our Army nj Monterey Though
Ne have received from our army in Mexico no
account Of any new movement Of importance. yet
The details which continue 10 reach Us Of the re-
erns battle ii Monterey will he read with Interest,
and We have copied into shis number Of the Re-
eOrier letter from BalIimorean giving the full
ess and most minute account which we have seen.
since the orders to ten. TayiOt IRON Washing
ton were TO set aside the srmistiee and push on as
rapidly - possible. We may expect soon TO have
accounts Of his mosemen, from Monterey, and
perhaps Of another bloody battle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-12

A letter received n New York from The
city Of Mexico. dated The 2sd September.
says:
The proposition Of the President Il
The United States for negotiating = peace
will be The first question considered by
The Mexican JnnIa. We have no doubt
The consideration Of the overture By the
Junla viii result in . consultation Of q
commission 10 be appointed by The two
Powers. Supposing no demand is a.
tempted 10 be forced upon Mexico BY The
Government OF The United States. Mexico
will assent. upon certain conditions. 10 q
change Of The boundary Of existing trea-
lies, 50 that the boundary Of the United
States may include theneelorward the hi
sherlo Mexican territory of Texas"
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DIR. sPENcER's
Vegetable Pills,
AND
Vegetable Tonic and Resfo-
rafiye Bitters.

Fur The cure ef Dyspepsia and Lirer Complaint.
THE many who have been cured Of these lin
- gering diseases by these medicines. should
induce Others, similarly afflicted, TO avail them
selves Of the same easy and eiIectual remedy. Al
50, BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, of every kind
HahItual Costiyeness, and all irregularities of the
digestive organs soon yield to the mild vet prompt
action Of these medicines. That distressing COM
plant, The PILES. Is soon relieved, and esentu-
ally cured, by perseyering in the use Of these Pills
and BitteFs. As the warm weather approaches,
BOWEL and SUMMER COMPLAINTS will
become frequent and If neglected, severe and dam
gerous; these medicines are certain remedy, and
If taken occasionally through the warm season, an
etiectual preventive against any attack of these
complaints; and reader, remember that an ounce
OF prevention is worth pound Of cure"
Price 25 cents per box for the Pills, and 81 per
bottle for the Bitters.
The toiioring certificate is from the Rer. Z. l..
Frazer, Of KershaW District, s. G.
have used in my family DIR. Hull's Fever and
Ague Pills. and also DIR. Spencers Vegetable Pills,
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
pronouncing them TO be most excellent family
medicines; and as an act Of Justice TO the worthy
Proprictors Of these invaluable Pills, win state
for the information and satisfaction of all concern
ed, thss'my wife, prior to our marriage, had beer
more or less the subject Of Chils and FeUers fol
about eighteen months, having tried various RENE.
dies without success, and was very much reduced
in flesh. A few days after our marriage she com.
menced with Spencer's Pills, and in day or two
afterwards with HulI's Pills; she used about hall
a box of each; the result was, RADICAL CURE
She regained her health and strength very rapid.
ly, and has had no return of ChiLs and Ferer
since. believe these Medicines to be Harmless:
and safe; and when used as specifically directed
are attended with satisfactory results.
f. i. FRAZER.
Pennington, Kershaw Dis, s. C. ]
May 10, 1916. s
A fresh supply of the above medicines just re
ceived and for sale by
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough,
]. B. M'DADE, Chapel Hill.
September 2. 52-lamol 2mt
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10 The county can suFpasi Ihl Richmond
house. There are alhtF Feal fanndFlss
here aiso-and he Rolling AIn a I.R.
AnaeEs0a mEns ouG bar IF0H Is COED -
en- = made any where.
While @ this sahiecL V must nos
emit . mention Ghe Foandr and work.
shop i orr own t0wn. carrid q hy Mr..
Wells. lie : . most indnsaiDas and d
serving mar, and turns CT Ill kids Il
hastings and cher ifoa I'D slal work, n
GLIDING axes. equsl % any hing of The
Lind : in The NOrlk." We lave, Indeed.
roach makers. shoe makers. tailors. and
other workmea Who make = good wOrk
= any that can Be found. an we think il
would be well for our eoleaporaries oc-
casionally 10 notice these maIers, instead
Of calling attention 10 ihe ray they DO
shings . in The Norih." - 4 they could
do nothing here. We are disposed 10
give the Norh credit for every thing lhey
do there, bur We don't Ike 10 see ihem
glOri6ed n the expense Of CIR own folks
Psfersbayg Lafelkgenor.
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Col. JeiersonD avis-The Vicksburg
Wing learns that this gentleman, who is
now with the army under Gen. Taylor,
has forwarded his resignation. as men,
Der of Congress, to the governor of Mis-
sissippi.
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Notice.

4 PPI.ICATION will be made to the next
n General Assembly of North Carolina, which
is to meet on the third Monday of November
next, by the Trustees of the Caldwell Institute,
for new Charter of Incorporation, or for an
amendment of their present Charter.
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
J. w. NORWOOD, Secretary.
October ID. 4s-tmii
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Washington Union repeats its denial that
any call has YET been made for additional
volunteers. The War Department has
rome to no decision on the subject; from
which we might infer, il there were not
good grounds for mislrusting the energy
Of the Secretary of War, that il is expect
ed by the Cabinet tina, there will be no
need for more soldiers than are now in
MEXICO, because they expect To come to
terms of peace. II is only on this ground
that the Department can be excused from
calling into service al once, whilst the
weather IL favorable for belligerans opera
lions in Mexico, such force as will, by re-
moving all doubt even in the minds of the
Mexicans, OF The fate Of any army they
may bring into the field agains, our troops,
restore the peace which the adminls,ra-
ton in Washington heedlessly, as we be.
lieye. had broken. but which being bro
ken, We must pursue To complete TIL
umph. If the war il to be prosecuted VI
gorously and effectually, il is every way
proper that we should have more troops
in the field; aud the War Department not
calling them out, au,horises the belief,
that the Cabinet erpeet peace soon to be
restored ;-wheiher their expectations are
we'll grounded, is, however. very differ.
en-, thing, and one which no one, on, o.
the Cabinet, can give definite opinion
about. Bal. Pat.
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Anothsrscars- Crow.-Ths las, Sian.
dsrd Gays
We shall have some startling die
slossses 10 make next ~ssk. in relation IN
The connection existing sssAe sonh be-
Iwsen The Wings and Abalaionsls.'
A lilIis farther on. the Edlor throws NJ
h's hs'. snd huzzss luslIiy, beesuse vii.
moi. oil Psnnsylvsnis. whs Eoied for Free
Ttads. has been elected. Nov. this same
Mr.. WilmOi vas re elected. not 80 much
m account Of his Free Trade notions,
(which are said 10 be eqaisOcal any how.
but because he IL an GbsliiiOnist, and lives
10 strong Abolition D,smci. He wss
ths person ~ho nossd The clause 10 the
famous Two million bill Of last Session al
Congress, The obj.cs Of ~hIsh VAS 10 re.
sir,et the extension OF Slavery. And yet.
while The " Standard" rslOices over the
election nj such man. he has the etTron-
,srs 10 talk about union Of Wings ana
Abolihonisls. The fact il. lhe /" SisndaId''
10 sbou. ron sground to find cause OF OBJ.
j. elton TO the Wbigs. When Mr.. Polk
vas sleeltd. he started oui on stills. armed
cap.a.pis. bu, he is now weIl..nigh on foot
and ready 10 take tree. Raj. Reg.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, at the late residence of Hen
w ~ G. Parish, deceased, on Tuesday, the
LIST day of December next, on a credit of nine
months, all the pershable property of the deceas-
ed, consisting Of a Crop of Wheat, Corn, Fod-
der, Oats, and Hay, Horses. Hogs, Sheep, and
Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles TOO tedious to mention. Bond and
good security will be required.
THOMAS c. PARISH,
Special Administrator.
November 9. 52-3w
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The New Orleans Picayune ofihe 2sdl
ult. says
Gen. Jesup. the Qusriermasser General
of the United States Army, arrived At this
city yesterday on The steamboat Homer.
The plans The Government we may ex-
pecl will now he gradually unfolded.
There is confident hope'ihat some bril-
liant operation il 10 be- ordered, The pre-
paralions for which will be made here.