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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-16
ENTIRELY HARMLESS +,

and prepared as they are here ore Of the c,,g,.,,
medieoI oF'Tsiirss IN the inhabllble plgbc n,
taking these nIrTEEs. the selofulsu, Tay ~ :.
stored to beauty. and ayoid tie sharp ke.ie er,t.
surgeon ior they no, only eradicate pinsls, ,s5
tumors, but overcome
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Town Ordinances.

A I meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
"A Of the town Of Hillsborough, held on Satur.
day evening the 9th February, 1877, the f6iiew-
ing ordinances we're unanimously adopted:
De il Ordained, That the clause in the ninth
section Of the printed Ordinances giving discre-
iionary power TO the captain or head Of COM
pany Of patrol 10 discharge slaves caught oft
Of their owners lots, without permit or pass in
writing from their owners or oycrseeIs, or 70 m
flict upon them punishment not exceeding &c
teen ashes, be, and the same is hereby, repealed;
and the captain Of patrol is hereby required TO
coniine such as are caught after the hour Of ten
o'clock at night, without such permit or pass, in
the Jail of Orange county until the next morning,
when he or she shall receive fifteen lashes on his
or her bare back, and. stand committed until tho
costs are paid, unless bis or her owner will pay
Gne Of two dollars aad' prison charges.
BE it further Ordained, That il shall Be tho
duty of the Town Constable to take up every
drunken slave, free negro or muIatto, that shall te
found in the town Of Hillsborough ON Sundays,
and commit him or her 10 Jail until Monday morn
ing, when, il slave, he or she shall receive fif-
teen ashes on his or her bare hack and stand COM
mitted until all costs are paiE unless the owner
shall pay fine Of two dollars and cosrs !. and f
free negro or nulatto, he or she shall he subject
ed to fine Of two dollars, and stand committed
until the fine and costs are paid. Fifty cents to-
he paid 10 the Town Constable in each case lily
the owner Of such slave or slaves, OF by the free
negro or mulatto, and to he included IN the costs
BY order of the Board.
EDWIN A. HEARTT, Town Clerk.
February s. 65-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

Also. in Baljwia =, IayueF. from Co
lumbuss aiming lhe Judgment hslow.
Also. in Rsss E. Whrs. from BrTiis
iadgnsnI Reversed. saa iOSgmsHlsf non
sBii.
Al.a. 10 cEaEman 4 rsndlsr 9. 'ram-
ne. from Macon sfkrniHg he iDag@snl
bslau.
Also. IN Dos er dem. Walkerp. Mar
shall. sram Psrson affirming The judg'
meat below.
Also. IN Heath Q. I.alhsm. from Wash
lngion jademrhl rssersed. and judgment
here Ior plainnii.
Also. IN Stair. 70 use n Barnes 9. Shan
nonhoasr. from Pasqnolank sliIming the
judgment btlnw.
By NASH. J. In cosiin g. Baxter. from
Rutherford; Affirming ihe jnagmrnlhelow.
Also. in HudgIns G. Perry. IFuln Per
quinians; affirming The jsdgmehi below.
Alsa. in State g. Gallimare, from IIe.
dell; declaring that there J. no eETOr ia
The Judgment Of the Superior cnuri.
Also. in Brown .. Blsrk. In Equity,
lrnm Lincoln; derlasing he plaiRlilr en-
Iilled 20 an account nf The lrusl fund.
Also. in Midgru c. Watson. IRON HYDE
Judgment reversed. and rsnirs de moro.
Also. in HowcOlfs Ex'r. o. Warren.
from chowan; reversing The judgmen. be.
Inv.
Also. in fInwcOIl's Ex'r. Q. cafIitld':
Ex'r. from chowan: re. eIsins the judg'
meni below.
Also. in Trice aud others .. Owen &
Hayes. in Equity, from Orange; injune'
lion peIpelua1ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
From the New Orleans Picsyune.
HIGHLY IMPORTANTLY

We have just received news f.om An
ION I.izssdo mp la the Goth ola.
One oi The letters siaies that Congress,
on the 9th ul., sier stormy session, sp.
proved The frst section Of = bill suihori-
z,ng the Government, OF Mexico TO raise
$4,000. 900 by The hypothecs,ion or sale
Of certain goods OF The church. Santa
Anna opposed this, and u !, rumored thai
his opposition so exaspers,ed hrs soldiers
that they had shot him |! Our correspou-
dent says that this report requi,ee conhr
nation, bu, there are many circumstances
which still render II not impossible such
has been the fate OF Santa Anna. The
army was in great distress.
The passage Of The above law has Ger.
family created The greatest excitement in
Mexico. The churches are closed, and
every indication Of mourning and Of re-
sisiance has been evinced by those who
support the religious establishments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
!" posT OrrIrY,
NOTICE.

The public are requested to bear in mind that
ConneIs Magical Pain Extractor can be had gen.
uine only of Comstock & Co., 81 Courtandt
street, New-York, who are the sole proprictors.
For evidence of the universal merits of this SOW.
creign remedy" We would refer to nearly every
clergyman in this city, who have seen it used, and
witnessed its wonderful effects. II is a remedy
that gives immediate case and comfort to all swell
hngs, bruises, Sores strains &C., which are almost
daily incident to human life.-- 1t is remedy
which sweeps the whole catalogue Of cutaneous
diseases and eruptive complaints, and causes all
the unhealthy matter to be discharged, and then
heals, restoring to the cuticTe its healthy functions
1t is remedy which removes the pain and SUI
feriug from all burns, scalds or injuries by fire,
and saves life in every case by its timely applica-
ton, healing the same in most cases, without G.
ven scar. In fine il is remedy that has new
or been known TO do the least hurt, or cause any
additional suffering in any, even the most aggra-
waited cases where it has been used.
For sale by
d. HEARTT, Hillsborough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

lea dis gtalhL lle alteral % DE iaz
haEiRE besn EiFirkeh OIL = he Ill a De
iasi session en- moiiaR u he chairman Z.
The cOmulisler u R.sys ana Means MIN.
SELF and complained lhsl ; lsirk mas i.
tempted - = plssed eh hose Who I'd
Folrd for ihs hi. beranse az llasi move.
meni. BY Trinsrriing The :ax u de pressnl
sessi.n. ilersied VARIOUS alhsr questions
N Nhirh our iaeofslro members i'd kirk.
ed sai on he irsrfs. sneh Is Oreoa, he
Tsna. 6c. and yel had NOT hesn denoanc-
g . he had heen. He ridienled old Mr..
kiiel'le. Of the Union. who. he said. Was
N The hssit Of delivering caudle Lectures
10 The House.
Sr. 4. Johnson was opposed 10 taxing
la and collie. and asserted. and endeaF0r-
ed 10 prove that the PresidenI and his Sec
reiary Of lhe Treasury were both opposed
10 Il. Notwithstanding their ree0mmenda-
tons Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Benton
also. he said. were opposed 10 Il.
Mr.. Wirk scored Mr.. wentwnrh.-
lie denounced him rs a demagngue. de-
ceising she people. "tsking delight in
bringing the parry into lrihnlaiiOn: base
bird beloOling is own nest" &c.
On Wednesday. the House took up
the Senaie's amendments 10 The Army bill.
and eOncuned in all but one or two Of
them.
Mr.. Dromgoole offered bin amendaio-
ry OF the Sub-frcasury.
On Thursday, Mr.. Wentworth replied
at length 20 The editorial notice Of the In
ion. which he said had read him out Of the
party.
The cIvil Appropriation bill was deba-
led until late al night, the debate branching
or upon The war and slavery questions.
On Friday, the debate was closed ON
The bill. various amendments were made,
and il was passed. l73 10 s
On Saturday. Mr.. Wentworth tried TO
make another speech in relation 10 his
quarrel with the Union; but the House
would not listen 10 IL. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

REPORTED for the Petersburg InlelIigencer.l
Friday, Feb. IL, Is4T.
Tobscco-is without change in price.
There is but liIile Of good quality open'
ing I; the bulk Of sales Of that now selling
is common and middling quality ranging
from $3.50 90.
colion-is quiet to-day. owing 10 the
accounts received BY The steamer Sarah
Sands. |. would probably bring Ii cts.
BresdsiuHs are better.
Wheat-l20 1870 cents.
csrn--sO cents. This article had drop.
ped to IS cents. hut The late accounts have
again put il up TO 80 cents.
Flour-s6 a 6 so. No good can b,
had under sc so.
Bacon-s4 81 cents. I.ard-9a a 4
cents.
! Oasss-no. clean in market, and is wsnI
ed.
Pess-sl per bushel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

The Charleston Mercury, abiding 10
Col. Benton's speech IN relation to the
Lieut. General, gives the Colonel this
severe hit: ------ ST..
"What proof 10 theirs in favor Of Col.
Beoion's Superiority! He was a Col.
OF Militia in 1912. and Lieu,. Colonel OF
regulars IN 1918. So much he says, BY
way Of giving himself rank. Unfortu-
nsiely this 10 Directly in his way. Seo,,
and ray lot, a. Colonies, gained victories,
and their names became famous in their
coun,ry's history. We have never heard
Of any Of Col. Benion's campaigns. ex-
cept political ones. Either, then. he new
er bad any opportunity to prove his sbil.
ty. and by consequence. has seen no ser
vice, or hasing opportunity. he did no.,
useI II. and consequently has no, the a.
b'hty. Either supposilion is fatal TO b"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

In The debate on Tie Loan Bill, on
Tuesday week, l,he Srnsle being rrowd-
ed 10 exp. e,slion Of hearing NJ. Badge
spsskl-- s~..< .r....-r.--....
Nc. SI.eiaht inquired Of the Senator
from Norh CsIol,na (sir. Badgsr,) whe-
,her il VAS his purpose To address The
Senate 10 relation 10 this bill. as he had
an in,imsli"n 10 The slfrcl 10 one Of lh+
morning pspsrs.
Mr.. Badger replied. that he was sorry
20 perceive ths, there vas an impressinn
existing. in cons ounce Of The innma-
non referred 10 by the Sena,or-shich
had bees given in one ii The morning pa
EeTs. AMI which he supposed arose IRON
the mere fact Of his having. al . late nous
last evening, made a motion 10 adinur
tina, he intended TO address the SeDsn
this mcsning. He could only say tia
holhing was further from his nb n,ioa
for he was not in The habit Of speaking
apon subjects ihai h. did not understand
Like The poet George Coleman. The youn
ger, he woald have 10 say he never bossi
ed much OF his know ledge OF arithmetic
lie had no in,enuon. therefore. IN IM
presence. 10 take psrl in discussions upol
schemes Of insnce. He only pUrpos
in moving the adjournment vas to re
them all of the lloOr, no, 10 get himsel
on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Notice This!

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage he hos
u heretofore received the subscriber weaEP rc-
spectfully inform his fellow citizens of this and
the adjacent counties, that he still continues to
Manufacture and Repair ->
Portable and Stationary Horse Power
Threshing Machines,
STRAW CUTTERS, GRIST AND SAW
1~ MILL IRONS "a -a.r
and EDGE TOOLS of an kinds.
He will also farnish at short notice Castings 10
any pattern, embracing all kinds of Mill or Fac
tory Cast Gear Gudgeons, Cranks, Shafting,
Weights, Mould Boards, Oven Lids, Wagon Box
cs, &c. &c., From his long known temperate ha-
bits and disposition neser to disappoint, he hopes
still to receive liberal share of public confidence.
All letters on business directed TO him at Snow
Camp P. o.. Orange county, N. c., will receive
prompt and immediate attention. s
JOHN STAFFORD.
January IS. Ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
BRANDRETH.s PILLS.

Tbs mellirine i sckn0~iudgr1 10 BE- one e ne
noss yaluahle ever discovered, - purifier q he
Mood and EuiAk. Il = ssPliss 70 ear@paIiliss
Nhsih<r a. . sodoEi6c O aisrnnse- L sisnds
infinitely irfore al the preparati0ns or ssmaana-
lions u Mesrag- lis puFgaiIsspsoFeIsfs arc -
lnhe q insslcuLbe vslue-fss these fils nay
he taken ds2y Go any IcriOd, and inslead a
weakening b ths calharlir eieci ihe5 add siishsih
By taking away the sEuse q weakness. There =
no good Mercury dOex. which these Pills 90 net
hkeElse. But they have none 4 The miserabie
effects Of that desdly speciGc- The ieeih are not
ihiurd-the haheS and kmls are mol FaEalyIee-
n0-but in the ssad of lhese distressing > mpions,
new lie and consequent aalmaina " evident IN
every movement Of The bc5y. Brandreth's Pills
are indeed TniveSal Rrmedf- br ihey cure
opposite diseases; they cIEe Inflammation and
Chronic rheumatism! They euie Diabetes and
St0ppage Of Irine. They cure DyscnieIy and
Constitutional cOsiiyensss. They viii cure al
these apparently opposite diseases. because they
cleanse aud purify the blood, provided, however,
nature j. not hey 0nd ell human assistance;
in al cases they will be found . sale aud SIM
pie remedy, yet all powerful for the removal Of
diseases whether chronic az recent, infectious 90
otherwise. They do not render the system llshe
lohc affected hy any changes oftfmperaiuTe. The
very cause, or occasion Of the hsnsn frame being
affected b. colds and coughs il removed BY their
use. Therefore. they may he used II oil umes
and seasons without damage, and change Of diet,
and any extra care is unnecessary.
I or Agents fog the sale of BnHarcth's Pils;-
d. Heart, HiIlsborough; 4. Torrrncc, Pitsseoro.
VIM. Foshcc, Foshce's store. Chsiham; J. D.
M.Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mehane. Mason
. Hall; E.& W. Smith, Alamance; J.. 4 X. sloan
Greensborough; James johnson, wentworth
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei, Ian
ceyyille; ]. r. callum, Milton. e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
SUPREME COURT.

The Court have begun 10 deliver thei
Opinions. in Cases argued al this Term
We subjoin such as have been hled. viz
BY RUFFIN. G. J.. In Pool o. Allen
from Person; affirming The judgment be
low. ..-. IT,.
Also, in Rogers .. Bumpass, in Equi
~, from Person.
Also, in Rives .. Porter, from Meek
lenburg; affirming the judgmen, below.
Also, in Lock .. Andrews. from Bla
den; affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Doe &c dem. Csnnoy .. Trout
man, frnm Cabarras; judgment reversed
and judgment for Plaintiff.
Also, in Hathaway .. freeman. from
Chowan; affirming the judgment below
Also, in Martha Smith .. John Nj.
Smith. in Equity, from Davidson dis
missing the Bill.
Also, in Sheriff. U. Eckard. from Ca
,awba; judgmen. reversed. and judgment
for the plaintiff.
Also, in doe er lem. Meredith u. An
dres, from Bladen; judgment reversed,
and Uenire de nora. ..-.
Also, Dixon & Mallery .. Alexander.
from 'ryrrell; affirming the judgment be-
low. sr.ss ss..t. .r. .1~
Also, i'm State o. Daniel Angel, from
Yancey. declaring that there is no error.
Also, in The State o. Garland; judy.
men. reversed, and writ Of procedendO to
be awarded.
Also. m { arier D. Spencer. from Hyde,
affirming the Judgment below.
Also, in Morrison .. Meachem. in E.
guilty, from Richmond; dlsmissing the
bull. F..
Also. in Merritt .. Hunt. in Equity.
from Granville !; dissolving the injunction
with costs. declaring plaintiff entitled to
a deed. DC. r.
BY DANIEL, ]. In Den sr dem. Lind
sey .. England. from Cherokee; affirm.
ing the judgement, below.
Also. in Den &c dem. McEntire .. Dur
ham. from Rutherford; affirming the judg.
msnt below.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

A memoir Of John M'Lean, OF Ohio.
has just been issued in pamphle. form by
G,igg. Elliott u Co. Of Philadelphia. II
appears that the Judge is a Jerseyman,
having heen born in Morris county, March
'li,h. 1855. His father, a poor Irish i'm
migrant. removed westward in 1889. set
Ting first in Morgantown, Va, then in
Jessamine co., KY. and finally in Ham.
ilion CO., Ohio, where his now eminent
son first turned from the hard labor OF, a
poor pioneers son TO the development Of
his own mental powers. He was en-.
ployed at 10 as a clerk in the county
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

{ legk's oiifs a. Hsmiltan Co., married
q -, and sn0a aleE Was admIued 10 tle
haE, sFlllFd n I.rbanah. WaEEen 80, and
Uas ID 1914 Whsn bat - yssrs ell
ehosen % CnngErss. was iwiee resseeasd
-she lssi lime IsceiEing ssesy Eoar IN -
disirri. IL 1916 hs ass chosen JaAge II
ne Ohis Snplrme Court; II i622 Com
missioner a. he General Land OlIire,
and n 1874 Postmaster General. II
le29 he vas ihencs Transferred ID The
Brnrhef he U. ). Supremr Couri. which
sfice he slill holds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Death among the Mississippi volen.

unteers.-The New Orleans Atlas, an.
nouncing the embarkation for the seat Of
war of the Mississippi Regiment states
that forty Of them had died at camp near
New Orleans from exposure on account
Of the defective arrangements of the gov
ernmen, officers, or rather from the want
Of any arrangements for the reception and
accommodation Of the volunteers. This
is loss equal to what would have been
sustained in hard fought battle, and its
cause ought to be investigated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Rumored Death Of Santa Anna !

By the Chsile.,on Steamer a report
reached here on Monday morning Of the
death Of Santa Anna, in Mexico. The
New Orleans PicGyune Of The ID met.
has the following IN regard 10 The Ieporl.
Major Morris. Of The Army. Who passed
through here on Monday, direct from
Mexico, via New Orlesns, informed Us
that The report was no, eredreJ.
WILMINGTON Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
800 Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, on Tuesday
H the 9th inst, Negro Boy by the name Of
ALLEN. Said hoy is about thirty years old, is
about five feet three or four inches high. heavy
built and s,ammers in his speech when excited.
will give the sum Of ten dollars for his appre-
henson aud delivery to me, if taken in the coun.
ty, or the sum of twenty dollars if taken out of
the county and confined in any Jail SO that gel
him again, and all expenses paid
JOSEPH w. STEEL.
February 1e. ss--3v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

The Volunteer Flag.-we were thi.
day favored suh Sigh. Of The FLAG pre-.
scented BY The Legislature 10 the N. q.
Regiment of Saluntfers: IL 10 in posses
sion Of Gen. MeRae. Al The Rail Road De-
POI. llIsin The usual form 81 stripes, With
q blue field on one eide Of The field are
Representations Of The Goddess Of Liberty.
and Fenal' figure with lhe horn Of plen
~; the i.Hmes has . scroll on which 10 in
serihed - G ,asttanon of Nouh Carroll.
ma" three ships IN The distance: these
represent ths Arms OF North Csrolins.
The Aims areenIiched by belt. in which
are The words :" The State Of North Ca
rohna 20 her Volunteers Tor the ar wiIt
Mexico" On The Opposite side Of IN,
field, 10 Q splendid Eagle. Nth The arrnw'
and olive brsrch. and the label a. z Plu
rIbus Unum." in lis besk-repIesenlinl
the Arms ofihe United States. The Slai
10 surmoun,ed by . spear Of solId sIlrsr
The centre Of which is oval. sncIrrllng III,
letters !. N. G." A ,ll,er plate on ,h'
Slad has The same inscription that sur
rounds the Arms Of the State. on the Flag
The Flag /. ieslly . splendid affair. an,
The workasnsh'p. very Superior. &
Commercial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Notice.

Il ETTERS of administration on the essssc Of
h JOHN HOBBS, decd, having been giant
cd TO the subscriber at November Term of Orange
County Court, 1916, he hereby requires all per-
sons indebted TO said estate to make PAYNE ut to
him without delay; and all having claims against
the same, to present them within the time pre-
scribcd by law, or this notice will be insisted on
in bar of their recovery.
JACOB CLAPP, Admir-.
January IS. 63--Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

The press generally condemns The late
"Army General Order" Even the Pilla-
delphia Spirit Of the Times Ia Loco Fo-
co p'inD suggests very drily tina, another
Army General Order" be issued, forbid
ding the officers and soldiers from speak
ing above their breath! "4-~E
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Sale of Negroes.

WILL = ~ - ne hiEhra liadeE. q Tues-
w dsy ne eS9 dry a fsAEaay. Use Ilke-
h NrEzoes, Kiaion and sam. A rHsda nnia ne
sIsh e prCsnher neat I'll - given. the p1ECAaSr
C. giving bad Mith tWo apgFoEod seenrltses.
JOHN e. DOUGLAS. ADJ.
sfgohn Wikinss deca-
Rslruarx m. 6s-Iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

0VtRFlow 90 FHR NuR,-thAoFHa'
sioa has iasi btea EseeirFi hom EgyFl y
= respectable mrFrsniile ho1ss ID BF.la1is
ihzi he OVERLOOKING q ne Me hss caI-
ned AWAY ninsiy-ahrre villages u InweF
EgyPi. with II he pE0dBrs lhey eonisin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

Emigration.-The " New York Cou.
rier aud Enquirer" sla,es,hat Mr.. Thorn.
as Rawlings, who is interested in soci-
ely to aid emigran,s from Europe TO this
country. has received instructions from
England to reserve 10000 acres of a
large tract Of land in Western Virginia.
for settlers from Wales, most of whom
intend 10 emigrate in the Spring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

Dske De Layhes. .La Ini sb {. abe Cha
eau DsmpisTse. IN q G ensiI0ns nj Yer
ss'llss. has IersI tiy gwen hUndu q than
and francs Ioahs sulIsrsIsby the inunda-
{ ons 10 fssnes. Tie Duks de I.nyI ss
Las en- income III SOC. 900 fr,re, . wear.
It'd d'soles esery year 100000 10 dseds
Il brns,oienes. and 10 m.sy mare :" The
snesUrsgsms n, al 6re arts. alias.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

Old Iliekary boosted hat II kis ad-
minislrzlion. ihr naiional debt Was paid
on. Young Hirkory" Is likely % boast
Of having renewed he debt. - lis likely
lllal. with 81 the immense income % The
nation. Mr.. Polk will. in 1879. leare The
White House. and analional debt Of near
~ slO0.0OO. 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

'ne hoaef, und lets ia o. lai pgFp,ss &c,
'i'ai t. 6nsa h0l iFss dan 8l60Q, 40
moR lhan $500. a.
II iEe HOuss q RspTessnisiiFes q
Pennsylvania. biil has passed. Dn1ni.
afsalg. making ssmblinga peniieniisEy
onence. Il aulhnrizes he 0f6ress 81 he
Ian 10 brrak oprn houses 10 search for
gambling apparatus. upon he oalh ofany
person made ler he purpose. before :
magistrate. and also subjects he offender
10 heavy 6nes- II also pnoFides thar Il
any person shah invite another 70 = place
q gambling. he shall be held personally
responsible Cor al Losses he person thus
invited shall sustain. and be fined not ex-
eeding $500. nnI less ihan $50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

appointments by the President, By and ,eith the
Gdrioe aud consent Of he Senate.
Exum l.. Whitaker, OF North CARROLL
ma. to be Assistant Commissary, with the
rank Of Captain.
wm. l.. Dancy. of North Carolina. to
he Assistant Quarlerlnaster. with the rank
If Captain. ...
Castor ID Cobbs, Of North Carolina,
to be Surgeon. g.
James A. McRae. Of North Carolina,
TO be Assistant Surgeon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

A British Squadron il is said has gone
10 Japan TO open commercial cummuni.
cations. As The United States and France
have both failed in pacific endeavors to
accomplish this end. We presume Eng
land will make Chinese affair of i. and
open her batteries if they refuse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

The Poi e has abolish, a The eust.m Il
kis ing The Grass on hs slippers. common
ly called /" kissing The P"p.'s toe" and
,Lssad extend III. hand 10 be kissed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18
Transports for Troops

NAuAsvUHt1 tuA AkU0pos-As't"Hs - 70
Fremont, Government agent. has charter
ed The Srhr. T.. s. Powell. positively, ard
the Brig Belle aud Sehr. Florida, condi.
lionally, 10 take pant Of the N. G. Vol.
unieer Regiment 10 Brazos Santiago -
These vessels are from us 10 400 tons
Each. The Powell il is expected will BE-
despatched in The course of n week.
Wilmington Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-18

Henry s. Clarke, Esq. memter Of
Congress from the late sth District. has
published an address in the " farboro'
Press" declining 10 be candidate for re-
election.