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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
lRePorted Cor ths Peiersburg Inlelligcnoer.l

Ah<foAs11 A~A Ass@ &s&A3@A&& k1s1k&skNAAs.l
Friday, December ,, 1917.
ToBacco-The old stock il nearly ex-
hsusied. and hui little new coming. PHI
ees are steady Al %, a. in quality.
coTroS-rhis article continues dull
II "a &c.; the latter price is not 20 be
Obtained except Tor choice lots.
FLoUR-ls firm. with an upward ten
denry; sales al 9 81.
WHEAr-Is in brisk demand al 40 a
i25 eis.. Tor Prime Red and White.
coRS-This article l. in better demand,
NJ so cts. for new, IS rts. for old.
BAcoS-No change in The market since
our last report. Virginia. IL llicis.i
Western Shoulders, Z &c.. Sides, 81 |
o cents.
I.ARD-Scsrce. II . l2a els.
PoRK-Scarce. 9 a 81 cts.
PEAs-Black.Eye. rs a so cts.
WHITE BEASs-90 cents. t. .
BRASDy-Virginia Apple, 10 SO cts
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$50 Reward for Arch.

A RICH ran away last June. He was bought
"A Of Mr.. David Tinnin, near Cedar Grove, In
Orange, and Is probably lurking in that neighbor-
hood and Hsborough. We win pay $50 IL no
is delivered to us by the Goth of December inst,
as we intend Southing on that day. II mot taken
by that time, we will give S25 delivered, or $40
confined in any Jail in the state so we get him.
He is mulaito, Of ordinary size, tweniy-eight or
thirty years old. | have no recollection Of marks,
&c., having seen him but once.
G ROBERTSON, for r. e. w.
Near Yanceyville, N. C., Dec. 6. Os-3w
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CoRPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

Saturday, December 9Th, ls47.
Present. Lemuel Lynch, NJ. p, George Laws,
Levin Carmichael, John III. Webb. William III.
Brown, Stephen Moore, and r. ]. Ashe,-
Absent, Richeson Nichols.
The Board was principally occupied in consi.
dering propositions TO repair bridges and streets
in the town, and arrangements were made for ex.
ecuting portion Of them.
Ordered, that the Town Clerk be allowed twen-
iy-6yc dollars for his services for the year ls47
and that the Treasurer pay the sane.
4. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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NOT TO BE READ BY THE LADIES.

Can there I've any doubt relative to the fact that
the genuine Oldrigc's Balm Of Columbia Is the
best thing ever used for the growth Of the hair.
We do candidly believe that no person can ever
become bald or gray, il they will use this beau,i-
full and cheap article on the head. Thousands
are ready to bear testimony to its value and eff
cacy. We have known case after case, where
persons from 80 to 20 years of age, being per-
fecty bald, have had their hair restored with this
balm. Also, it keeps the hair free fiom dandrufl
or souri, and gives the hair beautiful look before
unknown. # ~-- ri *$f W g. %-5.*-@ s.''s'
Comstock & Co., No. 81 Courtlandt-st., New Few
York, are the sole proprietors. ....
..s & For sale by -...'e h.as
ii .,aes. d. HEARTH, Hil,sborough
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o. ks1Gs8 - ttrly - -
EE@11 ssAk
Tie sleanrS Ilsey Bersram. sp akis
morning iron helow. brings ne painful
iaarlligenre q the los a. he sassmer Ia
lsmsn md me lives q zboui one haadEed
and fhiny af her passengers.
The Talisman 90 from PiflshuEgh and
bound 70 liis eiiy nj = hrssy cargo 81
mesehandize md scar 900 passengers.
Aboui 8 o'ciark On de moraing of die
Isth instant. whrn kre miles helo~ cspe
Girsndrsa. she zane IN rollision uilh die
Steamer Tempest. basnd dawn. b. which
serideat she sunk in = lsw mameHts 10
her hunieaas rosl
AZ de time q DE aeridral. de Tails
man was crossing he main ehanael af the
rirer 10 Ihe Nissan shore. The engines
of the Tempest xere stopped, bul not in
time 10 afoad collision.
There were some one hundred and 6fly
deck passengers an hoard The Tslismaa. I'll
Of whom. with few exceptions. are sup
posed 10 have been drowned.
From al we can learn. but Eve or sir
cabin passengers. were lost. None Il her
officers are missing. The Tempest re-
eeiyed no injury. and passengers, who
zane up on the Lucy Benranl.say that no
blame can be attached 10 her officers. She
remained BY Ihe Ereek of the ill-laled boai
and L'ok OF her surviving passengers and
hroaghi them 10 Cape t;irardeau, from
whence some forty arrived this morning
on The Lucy Berlram.
We learn. further, that the books and
papers Of the boai have heen saved. but
her cargo will prove nearly, If no. quite.
q total loss.
We learn also. that the passengers, with
a Few exceptions. lost all their eiieeis-"ne
gentleman in particular lost nine negroes
lwho were on derk.) and IL horses.
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STEAMBOAT BURNT.

Piitsbug. Nov. 2s-9. p. NJ.
News has ju.i reehed here. by the wsy
OF The lakes. rfa cad c.t.,irnphe which
hsppen,d on Like Michigan. nv whieh
nearly iwo hundred human beings have
been hurried iniI an un,lgely grave.
On Sunday Inorni 9 last. the P.opsller
Phenix. bound up the Likes. wss DIS
covered 90 be on Gre. when silhia mint
teen miles oi Shrboygan. The ere h;oke
out under the deck. and fresh Wind pre-
,,ii,ne. spread With fearful rapIdas. The
utmost eon.sefn aim prevailed among the
passengers, and &C was impossible amidst
the exc,ieDsni which followed 10 make
up the propr .f als 10 sl.y the flames
aud save The boat. Il
There were over two hundred passen>
gers on board. and The scene vas heart.
rending in the extreme. Molhrrs crying
in irsnuc madness Tor their children
wives cling,ng 10 their husbands and cry.
ing aloud Cor mercy IRON sbo,e. Some
in desperation plunged INTO The lake
Others in their wild del rum rushed head.
long INTO the flames.
II WAS narrowing spectacle: and hu.
msni,y shuJders al The recital OF il. Some
Of the passengers succeeded in escaping
in the DO i.. and the rest either penshed
10 The flames or we're dros ned.
Captain 8 veet, who was lying on Z
bed oi sickness, VAS saved IN one Of ihs
boats. ......
Those who so miracnl ,usly esca. Q,
in the DO T., we're shortly a'ier picked ~
by The steamer Delaware, which hose ~
sight Just in tine To wi ness the dreadIu
ia,e Of those on board the Ill Starred Pho
nix. bu, too late 10 render them any as
sis,sncs. Every s,senuon was paid q
! the survivors by the officers and crew o
the Delaware. One hundred and fly o
the passengers were German em,eran,s
The Pi enix was owned BY pssse & A.
len. at Cleveland, and insured for 6lleel
thousand dollars. .+..
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Deaths In the Hospital at Psrota-
We hid frequent mention BY letters and
Otherwise. frDm Prr0ie. &C the alarming
mortality among The troops u that post.
bur were snprrpased Car the long lisl d
deaths occurring during the ave monshs
commencing on The ksa Of June and elos.
ing on the 6rst of December. in tIse gene
ral hospital az Peroie Castle. which we
find in The New Orleans Delta az die Is,h
instant. They compsise tss drains. lhe
day. date. and disease fesch being given
in The list. masl af whom died sf dsanhaa.
dyseniery. or intermittent fever. The
number shows the deaths to have ayersg.
ed from three 10 faur per day. Nearly
iwo-ihirds af die whole list were attached
10 The Pennsylvania Regiments.
s.4.a..-@ @n BaLfissors Sam.
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Notice.

TyHE undersigned having qualified at Novem-
- Der Term Of Orange county Court, as Exec
utcr Of the last will and testament Of JAMES
PHILLIPS, deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immediate
pay and those having claims against the es-
tate, will present them, properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery. -
- F'' JAMES WEBB. Jr., Ex'r.
Nov. 80. - ...4. ....I-t -. 07--3w
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EiAM ALE S0E0OMa
HILLSBoR0UGH, N. C.
NTr. s. Mrs. Bnrwell, Principals. ~. ..
SignOre Antonio di MARITIME, Teach
er Of Music, Drawing, Painting in oil and wa
ter colours, French, Spanish, and Italian. :.t

THE Spring session will commence on the 9TH
Il Of January, and close the last Of May.
The accomplishments are thoroughly taught
BY Sigr. Martina, who comes highly recommend.
ed from some Of the first schools IN the North.
The number of boarders in our family is limit
ed to six, but board can be had in most respecta-
bic families. Our extra charges are few. Those
who board in our family are instructed in needle
work gratis; and any in the school can learn La
tin and Vocal Music without extra charge.
TRANSFERABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition, ..H rmG S67 so
Tuition for day scholars, .. IL, Is, & IL so
Music, on Piano or Guitar, ~4Hs@ 20 90
Use of Piano for practice, 90
French, Spanish, or Italian, Is 90
Drawing, ira ~ t5t .s 7s~4-. .ss 10 to 20 90
Hillsborough, Dec. Z. 0s-3w
or The following papers win publish once a
week for three weeks: Raleigh Standard, Star,
and Register. Newbernian. North State Wing,
and Fayetteville Observer. Il SsFaa
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Notice.

TIME subscriber having qualified at Novem-
l. her term of Orange County Court as Exec.
utor Of the last win and testament Of THOMAS y
D. BENNEHAN, deceased, notifies all persons
having claims against the cstste 10 present them
for settlement, and all persons indebted TO h to
make payment, 1sasa"stt
anUN, CAMERON, Fx'r.
Raleigh, Nov. 40 is47. Qe--Swpa
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This ehurch Vas burnt in dc no, IN Phila-
delPhia some two o. three yesn ago. and suil
commenced against the county q PhilsdelPhia
iot damages. The ea-s came up 10 he eoun q
Ma Paas. Iazics Rogers Psesidins. week bsfsss
last; verdict was rendered Ia hsor q The Ro-
man Catholics for ss7.4ss 81.
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TyHE firm Of COLLIER & WAIT was dis
u solved BY mutual consent ON the 18th Of
March last all persons indebted t, said firm viii
please call and settle, and all persons having
claims against said frm win present them for
payment
X. B. WATT,
j. j. COLLIER. =
November 20. <ss. o.
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mARRIE d,

In Guilford county, on Thursday the I'd inst.
by the Rev. E. w. Caruthers, Mr.. JoskrH w
GILSEn to Miss N.Scr NJ, daughter Of Col. 10
81 M.I,ean. MI q Il. g*#&ffI
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Thmad.y. he asa q kosemhes. IS
kspi - ) d.y a Thsakssiring and prsiss
q Cod. spr die s-nerA hezlIh and prs
pzay ~ish ~hich DE land . hlezsed. u
he foilnwing Ssales and Tsniaosiss. Il
lager aual<s dl@n ever befuse observed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

Tennessee senafsr.-Ths Hsn. Lila
Bel LIS hesn dscsad Uaiied stzaes Senator b.
the L~gisiaase e Tsnas@~ss. Or an years kom
The Oh q Mach Last Mr.. Ben iswell known.
. isru.eflya araher. and DE Speaker a DC
Hsase q Representatives.. and as SECRETARY q
War ulssr Psesideni HAni.on- A 9i-5
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A Panther KiIIea-A eone.nonde,

~ fdHt1ci hlHtL-h fnffFF IldHueHt
writing from Slacumb's Creek. fifteen
miles below Newhern. says that Mr. VIM.
Rowe killed Panther last "Wednesday.
measuring Eve fret fram his mise 10 The
riot Of his tail. He WIS caught in bear
trap and afterwards shot. lie has Cor
some time past, been committing serious
ravages among the sheep, hogs, Dr., Of
the farmers in that region.
~@ IT, Nerben Reps5ieas.
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- ~ WANTED, nH Dill
A LAD Of steady habits, as an Apprentice to
a the, Tailoring Business.
-- - JAS. s. WATSON.
December z. sE#I$## +. OS--

IT OST, in the streets Of Hillsborough, ON Sun
- DAY last Gold Chain and Cross. A ibe-
raj reward will he given to the finder, on appli'
cation at this Office. =
November 10, ~. ot-
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pA mscdnx r. the whiss e Orange uiII e
ksa . sAsesan hsu-s d Hliisk.asaagh. oa Tses-
~ DID, sYseisl csurt. tshe Issh inz-l Eor Ihs
FlFps< Il sppaiasing del~gaaes % aiisnd he
NhiE ssals caassndsa. whirh b % assruAAe n
RAlrigh - noaainsie : e.ndiA1ae f1r Gssernss.
u j. bod thai thsae will he fuII asnAancs q
MhaeG # aa a s& a~&
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ln'W gasalle. tllslgFy Wath tFsfh :.
thsTuiss-snd tl.uss IiPs - uhisk satki
- asSsF aHasp h. 6sslslsd. Lhsi - ItsE
che tsks.Glss susrd shall peIish 81 q
ssosd" f1ook = Ffaher. Sc was oaes
Rspsh . = fsssds1 an. hsf hxhl ~as
asrnched = Nod
: D. Fnaane 60 anunk ~iEk lsasa sxamas e.in.a,
Al Akd h4s< hrF H4Ennaka hesm
r Fse@asm's e1n@ - sssy ass sid ekme-
Be- q ina snon. We opposed al CO.
qsssa--ssixafe of isaria8sy--sll msking
A@esaeaas q Maxiesn. shFthsf ~Ish %
@ahnus heir coasrnL Ahoss al. we wsh
q pseserse he Usina ef shsss slslss sad
theif pare snd lranqsilis. And ne shall
aai cease % Ibid up "a heir nee light q
The people. ali Dsmnerslac leaders sad
Dsnoesane Edilous sLo are enemies 70
peace.
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By the proclamation Of the Governor
of the state Of Alabama, the city Of Tus-
caloosa ceased to be the capital OF that
state on the 10th instant, and the seat oil
Government was removed 10 Montgome.
ry; the Secretary Of State having received
the KEYS aud title deed Of the new State
House built by the corporate authorities
a, the latter city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

The Legislature Of Wisconsin, recently
convened, has passed an ac, for the orga-
nizaiion Of another Convention TO form a
Constitution for tina, state. The election
is to take place during The present month,
aud the Convention is 10 meet in January
next. the object being to secure Cons,i'
tuition and have il submitted TO the people
at so early day that, &c adopted. the state
may be admitted into the Union before the
-cluse of the coming session Of Congress.
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rida.-The Apalachicola Advertiser con.
iains communication setting forth the
feasibility OF uniting the waters OF the
Gulf with those of the Atlantic. The
writer says ship canal seventeen miles
long, connecting the Wi,hlacoochee river
IN the Gulf side with the s.. johns
which flows into the Atlantic, will aeon
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the Goth uli., Mrs. An
sELISA NJ. BRASSocK, consort Of Edmund Bran
mock, esq. +=a..s.. ~. g..
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ING Lonfs1urE Ami0ns-thas paper,
frss neutral "a politics. and afterwards under shs
editorial direction af Mr.. .. w. ID. Ganrti. made
strongly Democrats, Is 10 be Discontinued afler
the issue q another number. The editor states
tha, is disconaauance i no, owing 10 . want d
Ps,rOnsse, but because the proprietor, Nc. Ross.
man. has teen offered more lucrative siiualion
elsewhere. Iouisburg viii s,ill have q paE~r. III
Noth Carolina Times. Of whirh 4 may vel h
proud; and we hnPs the people Of Franklin viii
give evidences ths. they duly appreciate d. BY ihs
Iiberality with which they will rally % iis support
~~~~ss-ren~gsss-@s,~-- e#. a
The town Of Columbus, Indiana. has been h.
s,royed by ire; il was . place containing about
81 hundred inhabitants. p
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Extract Of letter tola gentleman in Hartford.
IA Parkersburg, (ya.) Nov. 6, ls47.

What would sou give to see such a
philosophical experiment as lately wit
messed! A fame Of carbure.ted hydro.
gen gas, six feet wide, three feet thick,
and one hundred yards in length. burning
night and day for months, without mo.
ment's cessation! | visited lately the
Kanawha Salines, a great manaiactory
or rather town of manufactures Of sail
in Kanawha county. near Charleston. Viz
ainis. There are numerous sal, well'
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uoskisl
basrd % great ds71
10 seventeen hundred =
. slream az gas of astonishing
The lasi perfarziian wns made IN BY
issl. When me cas- was sguek. the an
geis. with oser one Ihoasand lees "a rods
afiaehed. were hiown nj &C he vel Inlo
the sir. followed By ! iei % sall wafer and
hydragen Gas. wLieh shai OF 10 . mag
al6renl bright. Afser mneh labor strong
tui,es have been attached 20 die yell. By
whirh The salt waier nd gas ere separa-
ed. and The wafer conveyed b immense
ealdrons Cor rsaporsiissa. and lmirsbile y
the gas Is conveyed inia The furnace he
low the wsler. where Il i burned in 4
magnificent fame. by which The water is
evsporsied. and fs,rly-liye barrels of sall
manufactured daily. NOT oae fourth &C what
the aame Is capable of boiling Il the eva
pnrsling basins were large Or numerous
enough. The diameter &C The bore ~ the
well is three inrhes. Oh. what would
you give 70 see such sight!
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Duplicity of the Administration

Ht s"ho"hS NSeeSs1 s"o" WIZ bsSsses
Administration in It's true light
The onyEcr Of the United States is, under lie
rights as bsiigeranf nation, 10 possess itse en-
tireiy Of Upper MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
Navy to Commodore SlOat, July -, ls4s.
The War has NOT been ,cdged With riew 10
conquest. Presidents Message to Congress, Dec.
9, 1876.
The President Joresees So coSriSaxSGr IN
,phiek the United States wiR srer surrender or
reliaguish the possession Of the Caiitornians.-
Secretary Of the Navy 10 Commodore Stockton,
Dec. IL, 1s47.
Two months after war was declared,
the President, through his Secretary, de.
clared wha, the object Of the u. States
was. Five months later, he denied that
such had been the object; aud one month
after that, he again. through his Secretary,
affirmed the original and true purpose.
The friends Of the Administration may
reconcile these declarations, If thy can.
To us they appear utterly irreconcilable,
They constitute clear case Of Official Du.
plicity. Worse even than that. They
show that the President had determined
TO become conqucrer. in defiance OF the
will Of Congress and the Nation, which
he was afraid to consult. He violated Tho
Constitution Of his country.
ss.#@h t...+ Fayetteville Obs.
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Georgia Penitentiary.--Gov. Craw
ford. in his Message to the Legislature o.
Georgia, states that The Peni,en.iary o.
tina, state has drawn nothing from th.
Treasury for its support within two years
bu, on the contrary. it's nett profits have
amounted to $4,000. sbs~
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The Printing Office Of the Norfolk
Beacon was totally destroyed by FIRE on
Saturday night, the 20ih ult. There are
painful SURPRISES that it was the work oil
an incendiafy. ...--
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Presentation of Plate. .ervic,

Presentation of Plata-The service
Of pl,,e. which was being manufactured
a, the time nf his deah, and intended "a
be presented 10 the late Si!as Wight. a.
token Of the high respec, aud regard 81
The merchants aud Others Of the city oI
New York forh's private and public cha
ac,er aud services. was on Ftriay evening
presented. pro forma, to his ~d'~ by
The Hon. J,hn A. DIX, at the Stuyves an
Institute, before a large audiences.
The plate Z" OF the riches, and moa ei
egan, kind; highly wrought. aud m 'stl,
be4en on, OF tie solid bar. In dollar
aud cents i, Is valued al sls.029, an
weighs near ihy pounds. comprising liz
pieces.
Gen. Dix i. to presen, It in p,rsnn Il
Mrs. Wright, 81 her private residence.
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The Asiatic Cholera The Liver.
poal Mercury announces the death Of .
soldier in Dublin by this terrible disease.
In Warsaw lis approaches we're Looked
Cor with great dread. A letter dated Oct.
~, says, I" II has carried oh lhree-laurh.
of the population of Krakow. whence il
canes to COS. Alihough this is the time
Of jubilee. the churchts are FLIED at all
hours. The wetness of the weather has
destroyed the po,aloe and wheat. b".h al
which are rotiing ON the ground, and eve.
~ thing announces n cruel famine
Crowds Of poor persons, scarcely clad ia
rags. Thong the streets. The charity 81
private persons and Of benevolent socie'
ties il quite insufficient" The Augs
burg Gazette states. from Driesre, that tlls
cholera has broken out al Perecop, dis
lance Of nearly ESQ miles from Odessa.
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Rrr. gOIY>
THE neKt se1i0a &C tkis -
Il nesos oa he IN Jannsry. Isss.
Ths Traznes snaoancr . de pubic. thst ar
oordinE 70 he original pan q de Inaifuiion. al
he departments se no~ kllad with Eiihfal and
competent Instructor Il has always bern their
desire. a. sooa As circumaanoas would permit. %
have an English Department. connecied Nith the
Ins1iiulioa. 20 that n0l only thoss Who intend 10
rursure q thosoggh Gslassiual and MathsmsticAi
cour@e, b1i also those who wizh 70 devote their
time 20 The branches emhrscod In good Bnglish
ed1caaion. may have an opportuniiy q dong 90
This desire has nos been sccomplixhed.
A Inc chief object a this fnsiituti0n d 10 giye
fhersnKh instruction IN the different bssnches
taught and 81 The same time 10 guard BY al suit
shie me4nz dc morals &C de youth who may be
connected with 4. every slnaent applying 90 adj
mission Il required % produce satisfactory tesai-
mOnials Of good moral character.
. j. w. NORWOOD,
Secretary Board 81 Trustees.
December o.
Ir Raleigh Standard. Register. wilmingtoa
Chrenicle. Louishurg Times, and Naiionsi Intel
hgcncer, insert three times, and forward accounts
10 DR.. o. n. Long, Hillsborough.
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Great Yield-Mr. James F. MeNee'
Iy. AZ lredell. raisrd this year, from tao
bushels Of Aniehokes. Of ihe while yari'
ely, ihe enormous quantity Of 200 bush
els. He feeds them 20 his cows and
hogs. Car. Hafdkmaa.
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Mississippi State Faith-we learr

hiooiooipPA otdtu oith Na"
with pleasure (ssys the Philadelphia In.
quirer) that r. E. Robins, esq. is now on
his way TO Europe, for the purpose OF
meeting the holders of the bonds Of Mis-
sissippi, aud making such arrangements
as will entirely redeem the honor Of that
state. In letter addressed 10 the editors
Of the New York Express before his de-
pariure. Mr.. n. states that the recent cleo
lion in Mississippi was made 10 turn upon
the question of Reputation or no repudia-
,ion. and that the result has been a glori.
Gus victory in favor &c Chief Justice Shsr.
KEY. the candidate Of the an,i-repudiation.
isis. Mr.. n. closes his letter with this
prediction:
mississippi will rapidly disenthral her
self. and my mission To Europe gives hap.
rs omen of return to happier days.
The pail OF reputation, which has foI
years depressed the minds ola good men
IN Mississippi. has fallen; and predict
that within the coming year living evil
dence will be given that our people are
honest. aud will, 10 the best Of their abili
~, prove just" H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

We are again assured upon authority
we canno. question tina, Captain Walker
was killed almost instantly. He was
struck in the head by one shot, and BY
another in the back, the ball going quite
through him and coming out by his breast
He never spoke, having died fighting gal
landy. Pieoyu'se.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

Michigan Capitai.-The Detroit Pre-
Press says that the STATE Departments viii b
removed from Detroit 20 Michigan City shou, IN
middle sf December, al which time the cspiio
will he ready.