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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER n. 1917.

you hare really good name. fhsg ast
like tl.e viper biting Gle. IN al they ran
say against yoa. Nesrr szy. - III nj
hear hat" You had heHeEbearii. iiea-
sier burdens have been horne Coz you BY
him who bore The sins Of many. And :
heavier lunlrn llsan any slandereT ran lay
npaR yoa win Won by upon yonr own
soul, II you T0aurn evil ior evil. 4. IA.
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Notice.

TJNIIE undersigned having, at the last August
IL Term of Orange county Court, taken out let
tiers Of Administration on the estate of PETER
SHARP, deceased, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted To said estate to make immediate
payment; and those having claims against the cs-
tate, will present them, properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or THIS notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery. .>
JOHN HOLT, Admir-.
October 20. u%-""P"
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Hard of Hearing.---An old trick, say1

12dkN1 Oh &4Oo1kAAko' 1kH 0EU *RtSNs VT
an Albany paper, was played off OH the
sheriff at the present term Of COURT lie
was short for Jurors, and made descent
upon the sileet. He accos,el gentle
man well known in town. with {" want
you in town for juror" Ha," repli-
ed the man, "speak a little louder" The
sheriff pitched lis voice into a higher key,
al want you for a juror" "Yes, yes"
nodding his head very significantly, 4" it
is a very fine day." The sheriff taking
him for very deaf man, bolted. The
WAC placed his thumb TO his nose and
went through the motions. .~* 3fa" {
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
A Spunky Woman.-An Amazon in

Pii,sburg, a few days since, sounlly thrash
ed her husband for daring 10 leave her
and her little ones, and enlist for the war.
That fellow go, what he deserved. II is
rather a stretch of.pa,rioiIsm for a man to
20 10 The wars, leaving wife and chill
dren TO be supported by public charity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18
A. MiCkle g. Go.

HAVE ja.a E<risna lheir saask q Fun q
HI winter ssoeds. eahxaring 81 he Va
F;riiss uslaslly hnsaghi 10 his uazFkst. ss. +..
They sne dcirEminnd 10 I'll aa small
profits. sRd haT< the palsir Sill rall nlatl
'hem AMI tess their sinrrFify.
fratheTs. BeesNax. Tsliow. Country. ciOshs,
saa IN fast III kinls q TraAr lrosa IL copuiEy.
viii ~ takea in exchange GoE IoolS -.
tkfulsrT 6. .zs. as ss-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

!. The Romance of War.-A French
soldier, who accompanied The srmies OF
Russia, concealed small treasure II the en-
trance Of village near wilma, with view
Of taking IL with him on his return. Alter
the defeat Of Moscow. be was made prl-
soner snd cent 10 Siberis, and only rrco-
yered h.. liberty at The end Of last year.
On reaching wilma, he remembered his
hidden treasure, and after tracing OIL the
spot where he bad bid IL, he went 10 lake
Ill sway. What was his as,oDishmenl 10
find, 10 place OF HE money, q small ,in
box containing a letter addressed 10 him.
in which commercial house was men-
toned 81 Nancy, where be might receive
the sum buried, with interest. since the
year 1912. The soldier supposed that
hi, was all hoax; he went, however, TO
The house pointed out, where he received
his capital. with twelve years interest.
With this SON no established email
business al Nancy, which enables him TO
1--we comfortably; but he has never been
able. though he hiss taken great pains, 10,
ascertain how his money was taken away
and restored 10 him. ....-...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

Moral and Physical Courage-Iaeu-
tenant W was d, tie siorming Of
MOrne Fortune. in The West Indies; his
behaviour on that occasion excited general
admiration. lie was the. first 10 ascend.
Ine Uresch, and plant the kIng's coIors on
the captured redoub.. HE gallaasry was
recorded in The orderly book, and he was
recommended for immediate promotion.
Strange to say, the following morning he
waited on his commanding officer, then
Lieut.. Colonel v. d. e. and requested
leave Of absence 10 return 10 Ireland. his
naive couuiry, and 10 resigu his CON-
mission 10 favor OF younger brother,
who was desirous OF entering The service.
The colonel, surprised al this ex,ra0rdlns-
~ request on the par, Of the young officer
With such bright prospects before him,
very naturally asked him what motive
induced him TO make 60 singular pro-
posai; when the young man frankly told
him, that when the troops were moving
forward for the attack, and The enemy's FIRE
had opened upon them, he felt strong
slmos. an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
fall out, and he believed tha, nothing but
the rapidly Of the advance, and The shouts
Of the men, prevented him from disgrac-
ing himself; bu. sf.er short time, he sd-
ded, hrs brain was on fire, he knew not
wha. he did, nor where he was, and he
found himself on The SUNNI. Of The breach
with the colors in hIs hand, he knew not
how; but he added, mol without some
hesitation, thai he ieIt that the profession
Of arms was not his vocation, aud fearing
tina, at some future period he nigh. moi
have sufficien, moral courage TO overcome
his fear, he was DESTROYS 10 leave the ser-
vice with honor while i. was snll in bis
power"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

Rather Cool. -- Alexander Mcl,elsh,
who was brought up al one Of the Lon
don police Offices, for assaullng and near
" killing a womau, excused hlnscli by
sayinr that he thought it was his wife
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

se August Term, ls47.
Penelope f~'' Petition 70, Dover.
wr. j. raan, and other..S ,sr',., ~.
H~atio Yam, Adm'r, DC. , Petition
Wills j. Eann, and others Sale OF Negroes.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
Il that Willis ]. yann, one Of the defendants IN
these cases, is not an inhabitant Of this State.
is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made in the Hillsborough Recorder for SIX
weeks successfully, for said defendant to appear
at the next term Of this Court, TO he held Tor the
county Of Orange, at the court house IN HILLSIDE
rough on the. fourth Monday in November next
to plead. answer or demur to the aforesaid peti
lions, or they win lie heard OK partc as to him.
Witness. Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said. Court
at office, the fourth Monday Of August, ls4''
JOSEPH ALLISON, C. c. C.
Price adv. 6 90. oo-o"
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"May your rirh sail,
EsalrEani, naiure'is lelleE dressings POUR
D'eE every land.
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Ringold Artillery!
I AZ Rsw Hx-isiag ana eIr.sing my Fan and
II whaisr Gosls, consisting Il "
nrV Goods. Groceries.

sal every saririy usually krFs in Dry Goal.
Slass. Nhsh ailrE 10 lhe pubic an larllsr terms
ihln thu, have heretofore hceR sud. fcelinr
rr,ls4ul 10 The public Coz Iass lavors, haps By
slrirt attention 10 business. and iair deallng "a
s,susr continuance II fheir Iayors IL INV pFicrs
will h. any inlnrcmcns. ! hop they viii givo
mr. call before Ihry make their purchases else-
where.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November 2. o.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

A FRESH supply Of MuFFAf'S PILLS d
n PHOENIX BiT'rERsS, just received and
for sale AT THIS OFFICE.
Or'olrr -. W.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

ORANGE COUNTY.
Cuur, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
se August Term, lsl7.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

How to get rid of a place hunter
One of the Secretaries of State for the
United States struck out good mode OF
getting rid of an intruder in particular
ease. 1t appears that the tloorkeeper OF
the sccretary's office was remarkably
obliging, which proved quite the thing Tor
a rabid oflice-scckcr, who managed 10 gel
in every day and bother the secretary
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Ool. EaAsrvs MIhs, Of Kiogs;on, bn'
xs,us county, has been fe-sppoin'ed super'
visor on ,hs North Brsnsh Canal.
JAxss s. CAnlsELL, Ess, OF Salem Lu'
ssrns county, has been sppolussa oo''ec'
Tor a, Berwick.
The jun claims, therefore, eI Columo''
County. 10 ous Of these appointments. ha'
bssa entirely dl'regsrdsa by tho Cana
oon missiousrs. Ba. sinoe they have g0s'
on. Of the county for Collector. We kno"
Of no one whooe appointment We woul'
prefer 10 the, Of Mr. Campbell. lie II
syery way qualified for the sIalion, Of s'r'c
integrity and thorough business habits IL
will no doub, do the asIlcs ol tas olnc'
fsiihfullyS ~.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

The Ccun.y Covsn,ion.hsld in this place
on Monday las. gave us an opportunity o
converting with large number Of senlle'
men from sll,psr!s OF The county, upon lht
subject Of the ssSoo appropriation, ,ut
AAsy slmos, universally condemned the sill
ly opposition OF The DanviIs people 10 'hit
measure. All agreeing; sfes viewing the
nsw Court Eoase, tina. the citizens were
doing all !hs. was required Of Them under
the bill. and ,bs, the appropriation no,s
10 enable the Uomunissioners to complete
ser.,in Improvements abou. the buildings
would bs sewing Of great expense to the
county hereafter. The fac. is, the measure
10 approved generally by The people, and
only few designing individuals ont oI
Dan.ills hnd fsul, with il, or have
any disposition 10 oppose 1t. 49,.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
.lE-I--EI.l-- =
THE MAILS.

The irregularity Of the mails on the route
from Northumberland 10 Wilkesbarre has
long been source of annoyance TO us, as
well as TO our community generally, and
We cannot longer submit 10 This negligence
without complaining. Nor are we alone in
ouI faulI.iinding, for .he papers all along
he loute come TO US every week iIIed witt
complaint at the manner in which the mai
is carried, Ia fact ii has been borne uuIi
'forbearancs has ceased 10 be q virtue, aud
such q state Of things should no longer be
tolerated, He last night w edneaday) le,
ceiveG papers printed in harrisburg on Sat
uLay, end due hers Monday, On Mon.
say We, or rather cur Postmaster, was
besssd wib mailbag, about the size Of =
ady's rstiCuie, containing for our place one
tOhoIe letter. H'e believe we may safely
say that ME North Branch slsge, Oh
leaving Northumberland, NEVER waits foi
the one from below; and 10 cap the climax
SIXTEEN HOURS are contt cred ne
cesssry 10 travel the distance from Nor
cumberland TO this place, (Ihiry.Iwo
miles. - -Berpick Enquirer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
AGIENETo o

yB. PALMER Esq. - authorised 10 aei as
Assas for ~ 'CoLUnsiA DGmoehAT' ana re-
ssspt al monies fO, Subscription o''d hdss'f's-
ias at hs Agencies ~
Philadslphia No. so Pins-strset.
Nsw Yrk 1850 n Nissds-tires
Boston 10 Sdfe-arsa'
BaItimoys s. B. cor. BAY and CaAeSi-sfs.
Observation-Disclosures and Tafesmsn may Pno
Sbo fhei, advantage 10 advsrh"ln tins PGps, a.
4. "a. only on, pubiishsda mtCounts sea,
and hds greos~ circulation 81 ms seunts '@'''
aas aiAS Popsr pab!ishsa Uifhs" s''i''a'f''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Stte Confer tIon.-The Nslive A
mericans will meet in convention, .
Harusourg, on the 29d inst, for ,hr
pu pose OF nominating candidates for
.Goverpor and COhel Commissioner, anr
giving the FedsraIist.-who meet or
The 9h OF March nex', for smlIsr
.pufpose--sn opportunity of making
selection from their ticket Haris6ufe
Unioa,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

AboL'ioa Of SaUery in DelaVare,-
Fhe Seecl COMMITTEE of the Delaware
Legislature 10 which was referred he peti-
ions Of a number Of citizens, praying the
abolition Of slavery in that State, have re-
ported bill in ac"ordance With lhe views
oI 'he peri'ious' For many years slavery
has been merely nominal in Deleware, and
jhe Committee is of opinion that If now a
bo'Ishod, in a few years it will necessarily
become exlinc,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
THE CONVENTION.

Ths proceedings Of the County 'Coo'sn'
tlos on Monday last, wsrs characterized b,
good feeling and spirit Of harmony. The
Resolution in favor OF Gov. Skunk wat
passed unanimously, and i. correctly indi'
Gates lhssssr.men, Of The. Democratic party
10 his county. Our people are satisfied
with Gov. Skunk. They believe him 10 bt
. nan Of integrity sad ability. snd Demo
era, Arm and true. And as hs has shewr
himself W BE- f.i.hlal and competent, they
are warmly Ia l'v" Of his rs-nomins'ion
according to ,hs former ussges Of the De-
nocrscy In rsgsd to Governors. Tn,
votes given for Gov. Skunk among US mex
fall, will b in ,hs fall conviction, tina! .hey
sn mos, sorihily and wisely bestowed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Abon, Ss,50o,s0o specie wss bronght IL
thise,aniy fsw days sines by the Hi,
Ssrnia from England. |, is estima!sd lhs
aot lsss Than tea milIions will be sent tr
,his eeuuIy by May. The mos, o! itis Il
purchase graio from our farmers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
4 White Rat

Was caush. few days since IN the store
oil. B. Rupert in This pltes, where ii i.
now kept alive in cage II is entirely
white sad appears about two thirds grown
We have often hsafd'sf whae mice; bul il
we mistake mol schih rat is a ra,s thing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
EsasSSzsRzaZ

GanlJiHg.- In the Pennsy lvsui
Legislature; a few days sine, Bill wa
passed unanimously, for The suppression
If gambling. The bill makes gambling
: penilenr,ary ofF,ocp, su,houzes III,
tlicers Of he law TO brepk open house,
search for gambling apparatus, Upor
the oath Of any person made for Dhc
purpose before he Juslce Of The Peace
and ,lso suh crs The offender TO heavy
6nes for breaches Of tho lawi The bill
also PROVIDES, that f any person shall
invite another to a place Of gambling
he shall BE- held personally responsible
for oil IOsses The person thus inviled
hell sustain, and be f led not exceed
ing Ave hundred dollars, nor less than
hfy dollaEs,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
M. Wsss,

Tbs following Valentine was received
from Philadelphia by syoung gsatleman
OF ,his place. Enclossd in |. was roll oil
black hogs bris,los. I think you will do
veil 10 publish Il, furl consider il decidedly
the riches. thing OUT
"hers cend u loc Of my hare hopin in
nsIs you're hart will ware, prss inn return
bee 20 kind ss In csnd me loo of yoern -
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

The Ten New Rsgimsn's --Conudrra-
bls interest is felt 10 relation to he nomur.
lions for officers Of The new regiment, whl,h
were 10 be sent into the Senate by the Pres.
dent yesterday. Il is stated lhs, under
the bill just passed, four companies will bs
received from Maryland aud one from Del
aware, from New York seven companies,
New Jersey lhTee, Rhode Island one com,
Pany, Maine three, New Hampshire two,
Connecticut Two, Vermont two, or one reg.
menl from New England, Probably Oh-
% and Pennsylvania will furnish a regiment
and North Carolina, South Carolina and
Virginia, one conjointly. The mounted
men will be taken from The " esern States
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

A bill has passed the House OF Repre-.
ssntaiivss appropristieg three millions o.
dollars 10 snsbls the Presideu, 10 eoncud,
a peace with Mexico, Attached to it 1876
p'o'iso that slavery shaI! not sxis, in ans
rstHiory 'ast may hereafter ts acquired by
!ssssryac, Otherwise.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

There now iemaIns no deub. OF the re.
nonins.ion Of Gov. Skunk BY the .l,h oI
March Convention. ''of the delegates now
elected 81 will vote for bic rs-somInslor
which !. nearly two hitds Of Ms -~hoIs
asnbss Of dstsast8s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

~ dHu eHOsy yI'duld WIZ luIHlon IeglmbH
and North Carolina, South Carolina and
Virginia, one conjoinly. The mounted
men will be taken from The " eslern States
Tennessee and Kentucky.
.z--@@--.n-@-
Mr.. RitChis Expelled The U S. Sen.
ate has finished its war upon the press by
IexpeIling Mr.. Rilchie, the editor Of the
Washington Union, from The floor of that
house. If The same promptilude of action
exercised against editors and eporters were
shown in reference 10 measures OF national
importance, particularly those relating to
The War in Msxico, we have no hesitation
IN saying Iha! the people would be much
better satisfied with lhe proceedings OF
Congress. No OnJ doubIs HE right of eiIh>
er house to deprive reporter who is gull
" Of misrePresenling its proceedings. Of The
privilege Of the Aoo-, and in some cases in
corrlgble by other means it may be expe-
dent to do so. But The expulsion Of Mr..
Richie is an act Of graVer character. He
was not guilty of misrepresentation in a re-.
POFHHIs offence was in exercising The right
common 10 all 'he press though sometimes
greatly abNsed, thai of commenting upon
the public acts and speechesof lhe members
of lhe Senate. Mr.. Richie had a sea, on
the floor. granted by The Senate, but that
imposed no other obligation upon him than
is imposed upon a reporter who receives
the same iavor--lhsl of fairly representing
the acts and opinions Of the members when
speaking of Them. BY accepting this priv,
iege he reIInquished 70 right of opinion
that he possessed before, or of freely com-
menling upon any of the acts of the Legis~
IaIure and the course of lhe members.
Therefore he was under no obligations for
any personal favor from lheSena'e ofsTeak
ing otherwise than as he lholghb and allow.
ing the correspondents of his paper 10 do
so, If it were meant TO punish him for his
opinions, The Senate in denying him priv
Iege, exercised power very doubtful
'hst of Furnishing the press by subjeclingi it
10 other liabilities lhan those ths, the law
bas'lmposed. Editors OF newspapers are
amenab'e 10 the laws for abusing ,heil priv
iIeges. and Senators and members Of Cons
gress have Ihe same recourse as any other
citizen 10 those laws for the protection of
hcir personal or official reputation, IfIhese
laws are found 10 be insufficient they can be
altered and additional restrictions be adopt
ed which will tend to curb any undue Ii.
cense in the Pre's,-- Ledger,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Ise speedy action Of Congress.
ReSoiUed - That The (ejeralsls oppos
ed the war with England and denounc
I'd the administration Of PresideolMa Mad.
san as bitterly and uojuslly as they now
oppose the war with Mexico and the
OF Presidenl Polk. Ths
they we,e then brsnded as guilty O
moral hesson,& & IRE they .ess gully now
Resolusd--Thal the charges made b,
the lederdis s. hat The Administration
Of President Polk is opposed 10 Gen'S
Scott and TAylor aDd desire 20 embsr'
rass them in their operations, is sbou
AZ toe as anything we could expect
rom Mexican allies, aud blue ight fed
ersllBis.
hes0ivcd-Thsl The recent, battles
on the RIO Grsnde and at Monterey
show conclusively that oLr gallant army
Is iUvlnclble snd csn defeat any nun
b of The enemy.
Res0lged we recommend ,c
our Democra,lc fiends ir Congress the
pI oprie'y of passing law 10 compe
the ledcralsls TO swear allegiance lC
the country.
ReSOlvea-Thst we are opposed tc
tina, most wild and reckless project the
sale Of he Public works, and that the
vOle Of our Representative Mr. Pearc,
upon that, and his votes upon Other
questions, during the present session o
the Leg stature, meet our warm sppro
val.
Resolvcd That The votes Of ouI Sen.
alor Gen. Ross during lhe preseul ses.
sion, are also approved by us; aad ,ha
we request him 10 spposs in all its
shapes project 10 convey the Public
|lmproveme mis- into The hands OF capt.
,sllsts and spectators, and also to op
pose The passage of the deceptive Tariff
Resolu ions now pepding 10 the Sensie.
On motion the Convention Resolved lC
instruct for Canal Com missioner. An
upon voting our Delegates were instruct
cd 10 sustain JOHN McKEYNOLDS fol
Canal Commissioner, he having ajOEl'y
Of all the votes given.
On motion.
ResoIpsa-ThaI lhs proceedings OF this
Convention 90 published in the Democratic
papers Of the county.
Esa1assssysar
The DanVlle people have adopted an in
gcnious plan ol filing up remonslrance"
rnty leave remOnsusnce al q public
mouse, in The care Of some ore, who inserts
he name upon it, Of every person who en-
Iets the door. Two gentlemen who wen'
rom this place 10 DanvIIe few days since
found their names upon one of shet re-
nonslrances without their knowledge Or
consent, They have been enabled in thl'
way 10 get sons ak or eight hundred
names, Doing great business. truly GU
# seven thousand Taxables.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

A resolution has passed both branches Of
the Legislature Of this siais 10 adjourn on
the l6Ih o! Maroh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Ihe heg'ISinfe OF New Jersey have la
ken away The charter ofIhs PapGeldBank
and appointed receivers, Of course no per.
'on chouIh ionch dollar Of i's paper,
We would aIso warn our friends not t
touch the Lthjgb county Bank bills. III,
5u a branch OF the PIairheid Bank; /
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Thsre 10 no very Isto news from Ii,
army We have heard nothing from he 2,
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers sine,
lhsy left New Orleans,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18
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