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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04
Second Board.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Sept g.
The market for -four some less firm to-day and
sales of all kinds rather limited Sales Geuesee were
made in moderate way, at prices varying from S.
ass 70. The average however, was at about So 62H,
including some lots of Oswego at the price Sales
Of common Ohio made at So 90 and of round at
S. SIN Fancy brands continued about firm as ever,
and Genesee was firm at So willis common
brands Of all kinds slightly depressed sale of
Gcnesee, deliverable during the present year. sellers
option was reported at IS 26 and lot of Brandywne
sold private terms No sales of wheat reported
Corn, though rather inactive in measure, mainta
the closing quotations of yesterday In fact the uada
quivers anticipated the intelligence by the Gale
donna hence the markets in this cities ha ex
perienced less depression from the latter than looked
for Sales of mixed made to-day at CSC; fat
yellow at roc, and round do at 70 7lho There was no.
thing reported In meal small of rye was made at
Soc cargo Of oats sold at 4ac; new were worth
~ 44c and old 45o The Government was said to be
again in the market to a moderate extent There was
rather more doing in pork though at less rmer
prices Considerable sales of beef making part of
which for the navy Lard continued sell at full
prices Groceries stood at about the same There was
some better feeling in molasses.
Receipts doom the Hudson River, Sent
Flour IL 962 barrels.
C .heai' '''''.'.' 64o do
Corn. IA 500 bushels.
wheat. 1850 do
rye' LOU do
ohn. 5000 do
AsHEs-Smau sales of pearls were made at 81 rs
while pots we're steady at S. as
BgEswAx Sales Of 5000 lbs Northern yellow were
made at - 24kc.
BREADsruFfs -F2or-The sales of Oswego and Gene
see reached aoout 1000 bbs Ia separate lots at So so
So eaxi 300 do Gencsee sold at SO 564; aud 900 do
straight brands do sold at So rs; 200 OHIO Simss
Creek ssid at SIS So 400 do common sold at the Same
price, aud about 400 do rather extra hoop de- at
90 SIN some small sales common mixed brands Gene
Zee were reported la the forenoon low SIS 49,
Grnssee could not be had at Sc; 400 bbs Brandywne
sold on private terms; and 1000 bbs Genesee devera
bs in all the year buyers option, sold at SIS as Wheat
No transactions. Corn-rhs sales in the forenoon
and early of change resched about 900 bushels
including mixed Mt CSC ana fiat and round yellow
alto; afterwards $500 bushels round yellow sold
at zoe; 1000 10 do sold at ike; and 1000 do yellow
little warm sold at 6gc Msai-No transactions were
reported kye-A small sale Of 800 bushels were made
at $50 OdtsA cargo was reported sold Al new was
worth a9c and old "A As, which indicated some in
creased frmness.
EXPORTS OF BREApsEuFrs FROM New YoRK TO GREAr
BRITAIN AND IRELAND IN AUGUST, Iss7
Wheat -four barrels. .............22 2 500
Indian Meal I" .................. Ia SAC
wheat, oushei. ....'''....'. 4l4I01
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

Arrived, sehrs Ship Jack Webb, St Lucia; Dart sweny
EoSs Ss% Hssss kesv Ss'
haveaj Eaeae Wheedea 70 k; sloop Sarah Lark IA
Ys York washington u ana barge drA"pu'' o'Ne Ns'
Below brig John Potter Morre Orleans; also one brig
csseS Sse Ta'l Boston, brig. Ass.hu.
H"sSSS1 si;ss' :shs MI
D.: NV Haven, Kelsey Hagen; Livery Movers, BATH
Sd.nss Ysse BsSy Taau,on' Mass sSop. ss4ah Lark
b mssm Msibhnsi%Gn F5epdshp Bradbury Asamdra
Miscellaneous Record.
KEY WEST, Aug is--The schr Minerva, of Newport r
s sssGs ni s MGSy
Her deck load Of lumber rigging &c taken of By III
fI@as.E i%s lie fsf. building At shs Tc1ass. m
S SffSs s% sigh
from our early Yesterday morning She was board
sss.Sn: A. two boat: sS%!nsd rescued from
Tss cutter or, :snr AStu and s,hr D.: Noe a.
s her oSs out IN
repaired. and sal. today for Philadephia.
e: s' Ss:
m the rom
e. ,ss: g.
wass officer, sailed from Boston I'd ul for
Iss
,oa h coal sss s IN yh 10 o So y Gr
state. by brig Mars from Boston which took off the crew
and landed them at PcOu. Vessel insured at St Johns
for f600 sterliug.
BRIG OrHELLo, Darlington which cleared Baltimore
day lat for Pensacola after pr ceedng the Pa
discovered leak the upper works. which rendered
necessary her return. She is laden with coal.
MIsHro VEssELThe Merlin British vessel) sailed from
the Clyde April IT, for New York and has not sine been
heard FROM
HAMBURG Aug PA vessel of about 100 feet keel and $50
tons, bottom and seath-d with metal passed 10th
ult, lat 49, lon 81, by the Helene, arrived here.
ScHR WHITE OAK, eastward bound, contact Lon
sland Head (beow BOSTON, with steamer Charter Ok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04
Two briggs.
Herald marine Correspondence.

Ship Louisiana, New Orleans; b,rk Alvino, Rio Jane
tus, Halifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

NEW YORK DENTAL DEPOT Dentists and DING
IN gists respectfully informed they ad the sub
scrbe,s lete Of Teeth Dena Instrument.
Gold Foil Plate Wire Solder, Spiral Springs, Patna Gold
Stani Foil rreciI itated Silver Silver Plate, Wire Solder
&c., &c. at very low prices.
Dealer in the above arices will find it greatly their in
give bargains. JOSEPH y. MURPHY,
2lfsrc 55A Broadway ". v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

n EADs OF HAIR..Heads of H,ir-Those articles for.
IL merly known Wigs and Scalp prior To- the late i'm
provement, Ridgway known only by the
title owing their strictly natural and arscal
mbe, causing them he the most desirable article
next natural head hair To be had only Of CHARLES
RIDGWAY practical Hair cutter and Wig maker ITO Broad
way cor of Maidenane, up stairs. Call and them.
N B.-Pryate rooms for fitting and trying Wigs, sc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

TlIUEE o. 0ER eTaZRNs WHO DE,
sghE 4 Ess4 kesEFlha ID Cd ~ b de jasl-
3 aslslsalr3 Ga.s = Ds,rssE bEzBargth, phlrh
49, Fsli.sEa1 EzHEs go t.susaalF e hElEiszs
sd hEEs sss FEsaNa ailEE D. ssaal szizu.lEC skla
~ EAgtsCisEs Ls6 rlaaaaeA llRz "a DC ass.
Eannr tai Ill naGAS a. - nsass. Tie Fsop<x-
rs a tlrsr ia - a au-s-lo1s sd spsssss.l
u.e1iciI,s. srs unsizslna; al ~ ~ firn mcasl.
sarn3 thems Ehsir slinrs Es9nm al eIloxy. sd
mas h. usrs . - aFgsrialeA The Neak 80
ashralr Mn - aszsngshed NJ ahea nae, not n
ass1anE. iaa ~ rrmgHins he ea0@s e seakness
- gna@ sn1 oaxFaga hnnols e he hely. 1hey
Easuils - shsnse u he disl. oEearr q sny lind
Il2ln dafesi.aas aroompsny Earl lox. - lhsi g.
- one - ~ s@n osmPetrsa physiciah.
- AFrnis fm the ssle a. Branarsih's Pills
u. HssEu. Hlli&.ssoaSh, A. T0uencs. PiIlsAora';
Mm. Fosher. FoSl.ors store. Chatham; !. a.
h.Dsae. Chapel HUI; Gca 4. Msbsne. Mssoa
lin; z. a ". Smith. AlsHsanos; ]. a. r. SlOAn.
GErrnslsago0ghs Jsm-s JohnsOa. Msnlworlh;
Naaa A. Aeal. Nsaissn; Owsn MrAloei, Han.
Usysilie; ]. II. cailam, Mili0n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

The editor of the Fayetteville Carolmlan says
he has searched his dictionaries, but cannot hhu
the word "I.ocoiocoism." Now We did not sup
pose any iyro in politics within the whole e'rc"H
of these States, needed the usc OF dictionary !"
teach him the meaning Of the word, and least oil
all did we suppose the editor of the Carolina"
needed enlightenment, especially as we well re-
member what sensitiScncss he manifested Oh i'r-
mcr occasions, when some Of the Wing editors OF
this state had used the term LocofocoiSm to de-
'-~,te his party. But notwithstanding his lsno-
we assure him that the word " l'ocoioeo
as legitimate u word as wing OF
rat" and full as distinctive; and 1t mol
found in our dictionaries, it has become
written language, and will go down
conveying meaning not very ''ss'"'
If the term "Iacobin," which grew
clrervcsccnce Of the French reVo
',,,r how the term originated
Zen enough c>r'aincd' 1t wa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Monday The 2Tth ui-
timo, Mr.. JonS Calio, aged IS years. +.-..
Died, at her residence in Haywood county,
Tenn, on the 18th of September, Mrs. Mlnr
H.HaLsox, consort of Hcrndon HARRISON, de-
ceased, in the 79ih year Of her age.
Died, at the n. Orleans Barracks, on the 18th
inst, Capt. Ronxar FExSEn, Assistant Commits
sary U. 5. A., aged 81 years. lie was native
of Halifax, North Carolina aud for the last twen'
ty years resided near CORTLAND, Alabama.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.


II we were 10 examine the various statistics
of the cause of great mortality in children, we
would perhaps be surprised to find that the pres
ence of worms was the cause gilmore death than
amy other complaint. We often wonder how
mother can ycarn over her child as its form is
wasted away by disease, attended with restless
ness in sleep, bad breath. itching and picking at
the nose, which are all sure symptoms Of the
presence of worms, why she does not send Tor a
bottle Of Kolmsiock's Tonic vcrmifusc. This
remedy has been tested in hundreds ofinstances,
AMI lisa sure extirmil,ator Of WORMS in every case.
Physicians in various parts Of the country use 1t
in their practice. F.: 4...
Con,stock & Co., New York, 81 CORTLAND
street, sole Proprictors.
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Marlborough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14
Notice.

'gNAKEN up by James Watson. Of Chapel HILL
Il and committed to the jail of Orange county
~ a runaway, BLACK BOY,thick built, five
feet six inches high. The hoy says that he be-
lonrs to Num- Miller of l.enoir county, and that
said Miller bought him Of William McCauley, OF
This county. The owner is hereby requested to
come forward, prove property and pay charges
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law directs
THOMAS FAUCETT, Jallor.
October -. w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14
FROM THE PACIFIC.

The Baltimore American is indebted
n gentleman who left the coast oil Peru
in the month of August for IA Callao pa
,,.r.. or ,"sn.,7. The PeIuvians were
s,iit talking of invading :pAivia. but ii
was thought the difficulties would be ami
cably adjusted.
Calif0.nia.-Our informant left Mon.
(crcy (Cililornia) Oh the 2d Of May, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

TT Appearing % the saiisiselion Il the cOsri,
u Inst Willis j. Vsnn. ono u flle defendants in
thrse cases, i MT an inhaliiant d This saies II
i terrime onleErd By the Court. that Puhlication
lie made In the IIillslOrOugh Recorder Cor six
wrrks successfully, IaE said defendant 10 aPpear
a ie neat trEia u this cour, To IL held ior the
county Of Orange. Al the court house in Hillside
rough. on the fourth Monday in November next,
10 plead 10 OF repleyy, or the property lesied on
vii h. condemned 10 satisfy roca,sTy OfPlainiill
wiiness. Joseph Allison. clerk Of said ceuI,
al Office, the fourth Monday Of August, 1871.
JOSEPH ALLISON, e. &C.
PFicc adv. 6 90. O0-Gw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

y - sE't 'iy'iaoAsl iaGr rpiwi F,ass
clip Patti % t'@llsr, A. tlilf bsls FtF-
~ dag has quisa - Elll.rrnls. ussia al,
'asa'iinE ale alil.lalrily = -cisl t'a-
EFInnls" halaiRE sa.Y u tlse naanliy.
lnd~sa. tlse sn'sEEaHa gssPulalss,R lrusa .-ll.r
Sinles aasasmlrEsa he nsiitr - IppxI
eslif.saia.
cslnrl sirtsnsoa's rrEimeul = Nsw
AaEk salnnifrTs ms sssign@d nas!.T ii
Geld asGnrFs - il.r niaary ranlIs.i sllllr
lhIss gsagEaPllirsg dlsisians q lie lslIi-
Tory.
Onr in6arm1nl sslsis: - AZ Fnrh dixeT.
siiy a aPiuion rxisas =. 10 ihr rlaarsrlsr
Of lie snaniTy. I'LL nj srEinre - say
more tlssn hal q las lsrn u,nEr sssTisitil
ihan any Under lie sun. Perhaps il,r
hesi aesrEipiinn e 4 l. rnnlsanrd N
MIlksFs narrative. liz SERBIAN. l.nnssfT,
that nsishfF enii0n Hsag sngaT ran hr eall,-
Eairsi IN uPPrF Caiiiarnia. and Il ! EFoba.
bic thai The climate ard aIl,rT rauses sen.
DEF q nnsuilalile - lnhzrsa." ~vw
The rnilrd Stars vessels &c Mar aeIF
distributed alung Il,e ras.l httwrrn 6ny.
mas and nan FTanrisro. 1'hry hare Pre-.
vented murh smnggliag. aud rsplHrrd
many snail vessels lslunging 10 lie MsX.
leans. il: ..ss.@e = ..-s = +
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Cor,oratiOn Proceedings.

Hillsborough, Sept z, ls47.
Present, I.emuel Lynch, NJ. p, R. J. Ashc,
r. Nichols, s. Moore, Levin Carmichael, George
Laws and VIM. II. Brown
Absent, John II. Webb ....s
The two committees appointed al the las
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

rI>HE partnership heretofore existing under tho
l. style Of Haughawout & Elliot has been dis
solved by mutual consent. The notes and ac-
counts have been placed in the hands Of Mr..
George Laws and all those indebted are requcst-
cd to call on him and make immediate pay ment.
JACOB HOUGHAWOUT,
'@ WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Sent, IS. 9s--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14
PErERsRrRG MARKETs.

FEIEkSbi Ku MAhhEtc.
.ReIrorisd for dis Petersburg InieIligsnoe'.!!
Friday. 0e,. =. isiT.
Tonscc0--T'he RECEIPTS are hut lIrni'
tel, AID prices are .lade better, rang
ing from So S-mainly al 81 q L'T
mid,lllng Iv go'd line leaf.
coTToN-The stock IL email. and he'd
AT III llar.
FLnrR-l'he late accounts from Eng
land haze had no malrTial effect an the
market-Suprn line Is selling al So! 81
Family So o..
WmRAT-Por one or two days, ihe be-
ginning of the week, prizes went up TO
II5r. for hest qualiii' $. They are again
down io 10 lI2ir.
coRx-I'he demand il confined 10 the
retail lrade--6O cents Is ub,ained n u At
rives.
BAcoS-.I. srarte Va. cured II ALLIE
Western Sides 10 l0i-sh"ulders :
S!c.
LARp-S, arre. and wanted al II III!
-rlI"ire brings I2c.
BRANDY-va. Apple. 4s 80.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14
ID. kE ROYS|
Vegetable Universal Pills,
ARE 4 STRENGTHENING, PURGATIiE
AND 1 PURIFYING T0AIC.

AND / PURIFYING T0HIC.
TnEsE Pills hayo become cclebrufed for their
extraordinary and immediate powers Of restoring
perfect health TO persons suffering under nearly
every kind OF disease TO which the human frame
is liable.
They are particularly recommended TO all those
PERSONS who are afflicted With any Kind of Chro-
mic or Lingering Complaint. Ms there Is no meili-
cine brfore the public which has 80 natural and
happy an effect upon the system. in correcting
the stomach and liver, and TO the formation Of
healthy chylc. and in purifying Of the blood.
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and
thousands who are using them. to he not only
the most mild and pleasant in their OPERATION bu,
the most innocent, safe and efficient medicine ever
Offered to the public. Those who once make
tlai Of these Pills never aficrward feel willing to
be without them, which is sufficient proof ofiheir
good qualities. II
Headache-Sick and Nervous.
Those who are suffering with this distressing
complaint, will find Dr. lie Roy's Pills remedy
at once certain and immediate in It's effects.
As n remedy in Summer and Bowel Complaints
they display their wonderful powers to aimira-
ton, and are far superior to any thing in use for
In Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint they stand
unrivallcd. Many have been cured in few
, weeks afior having suffered under that dreadful
complaint for wears.
In Habitual Costiyeness they are decidedly SUI
perior TO any medicine ever brought before tn,
public, and one 25 cent box will establish thci
surprising virtues and place them beyond tn,
reach ofdoubt in the estimation ofsyery individual
They are invaluable in Nervous and Hypocon
driacal Affections, Loss Of Appetite, and all Com
plants to which females alone are subject. @~
They are mild in their action; and convey al
most immediate conviction of their utility fion
thr first dose. They may be taken by persons o
any age, and the feeble, the infrm, the nervous
and the delicate, are strengthened by their opera
ton because they clear the system Of Bal Hu
mors, quiet Nervous Irritability, and insariabl,
produce Sound Health. -s5 Is. "
As an Anti-bilious medicine, no family shoul,
he without them. A single trial is more salts
factory than thousand certificates.
BE careful to ask for DR.. Ie Rows Vcgetabl
Universal Pills, and take no other.
i Price % cents per box, with full directions.
I Principal Office. l47 Greenwich corner of ii
berty-strect, Ncw-York. . rsa..
i. ]. HUBBARD & co.
!. -f- Sole American Agents.
For sale by
H. LONG, WEBB & Co, Hillsborough.
ELI MURRAY, jr., Cedar Grove.
I October Is. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

Fatal Duel.-We regret to learn that
Henry L. Harris, esq. Il member Of The
last Legislature from Pitt, was killed in a
duel, few days ago, near Old Point, by
IA Mr.. Yrllowly, of the same county. AL.
though Mr.. Harris was wounded in the
shoulder at the first lire, they took the sec
ond shut, when he received the ball of his
an,agonis. in the forehead, and fell dead
Instantly. He was the challenger. The
difficulty, j, is said, grew out Of some elce'
,ioneering squabble. a S"'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

A Rio DE Jansrio letter Of August II.
says -~ .-- -.a SIS s--.-s .
. Mr.. Tad. the American minister and
family. are well. hnl had mol up In the ~
bove dlae landed, anil il was lhonehi he
would not be pTrsralsd a Court until he
receives further instructions from our CO.
veTnmeni. lie will in Tie meantime take
house and Iemaia private citizen. nn-
Ill his Instructions arrive. Mr.. Walsh,
the present Secretary 81 Legation 10 the
embassy Of Nc. Mise. will remain Us
Charge dies Ansins.
mir. Wise will be ready To sail Cor
the United States ahouI the first ri sep
Iembef. The Brazilians are dning all
kinds Of things To bring themselves into
trouble"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

-. .ssssl side. The particulars, A. They have
reached as, are sisrR Ia anosher IaHiVR of our
psprr, and though isOm Mexican sourocs, will he
read with interest.
Il i stated thai Mhrn I;rn. Perez abandoned
illr kms's Mill, bomb discharged from ChaPul-
IsJrc fell among the ammunition wagons Of orr
IfosP.. and caused four Of them 10 eAIlole BY
which 800 Americans were blown up, among
whom was Gen. Worth.
lirn. smith = reported TO have died of bis
wounds. u Twas runlar,-l that ten. Pillow was
killed, bu, this report has been since pronounced
uncertain"
One acruuni states that the MeiieIns have Ia
Ken S3O0.COO. which werc hcing sen, by ROM
mrrrial houss TO aur troops.
The news Of the rcjcstion Of our propositions
J. Iracc by the MeNicsn Government, aud Of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ii hostities, has produe''l
great sensation throughout the Union. Various
speculalions have b-cn advanced in answer 10 the
question, what Is next 10 be done hut the Tn
ion, thr organ o the Administrator, answers 'ha'
the character Of The war mus, hc changed
That we mus, talk less Of the exercise Of huha'
niiy." and wage a war that Is more like WAT
and less like pcacc'-" that We must 60 on, and
the energies Of the country are TO lie eIcrici to
greater degree than ever" until We make It th'
interest Of Mexico To sue for peace. 4 sad CON
cusio, this aud j, i. but fulfilling to the lci,c
what was predicted by Mr. Calhoun aud Oihe'
lealins statesmen at the commencement OF tn
wa--,hal from the known obstinacy and pride o
tie Spanish character. the war would &c likely Il
continue for many years We now have posses
sion Of Inc capital. and the end Is not yet; but On
the contrary, the prospect Of peace Is more s"o
INV than ever. What was to I've a mere /" break
fast" in the estimation Of some, is likely TO Civ
US all u surIcit Of war. e....-. -#
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A, MiCkle g. Co,

HAVE just received their stock Of Fall &
AZ Winter Goods, embracing all the va
rctics usually brought TO this market. Z.
They are determined TO sell at small
profits, and hope the pubic will call upon
them and test their sincerity. -
Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, Country Cloths
and in fact all kinds of Trade from the country,
will he taken in exchange for Goods, ILL.,.
October 6. .s., =. =, .--~ag =, W
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Conespondence Of lhe Ballimore Sam.

Washington, Ociolcr 9Th, 1917.
Eight more Regiments called out-!N,sscngsr
Despatched 10 recall Mr. 7ria.
The eight regiments which the Presi.
dent, adopting the construction of the act
Of Congress aulhmizing him ~ employ
$4,000 volunteers, (mrnIioned in my let
ter oi Yesterday has right 10 call out.
are I" he called cut ia.,lay, This will
make the fifty Thousand complete. lhare
NOT learned yet on what states the Iequi.
si,ian will be made, hui will inform you
Tomorrow.
A special messenger will be despatched
o. recall Mr.. Trisl. lie will probably
get his papers to-day. With the iroops
now in the field, on the way, aud abuul
to be called out, we will be strong enough,
no, only To keep what we have acquired,
bu, To open COMMUNICATIONS with the Pa.
ciiic, as | informed ou in my last letter,
by the way of Acapulco. This will give
us an opportunity 10 communicate as
quick as possible with our squadron in
the Pacific. and give additional value u
the acquisition Of California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

or The Synod Of North Carolina will meet
at Fayetteville on "Wednesday the 81 day Of No
vember next 4
or The Prcsbytcry Of Orange viii meet in the
city Of Raleigh on "Wednesday the 9Th Of Octo-
Der instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

John c. Spencer, late Secretary OF The
Treasury. has published a letter. apparent
IL occasioned by the recent letters OF MIR.
TYLER, respecting the annexation of lex
as, in which he says that he never assent
ed to Mr. Taylor's proceedings in that
matter tina, the l." incipient steps were
taken by Mr.. Tyler in Conjunction with
Mr.. Upshur. without the knowledge oil
any other persons = tha, when it was
brought before the Cabinet, Mr.. Spencer
opposi,ion to il was decidedly manifested
and this opposition was the cause OF HI:
resignation and retirement fion office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-14

EviL-Many persons perplex them
selves much about the origin oi evil, who
vel make no eilor, 10 esrape lis end.
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Fresh Arrivals!
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Z 0NG, WEBB. & Co., have just received and
- opened several boxes of their Fall and VIM
inter- Goods, consisting of every variety usually
brought to this market. They will be sold at
greatly reduced prices, aud the public are invited
to give them a call. i
Oct. 6. 99--