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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
Notice.

TvHE time for which the subscribers entered
l. into partnership having expired, all persons
indebted to the firm, by note or account, are here
by requested to call and settle Immediately, as the
business must be wound up without delay.
N. b. Their large stock Of work on hand will
be sold at reduced prices, consisting Of
Saddles, Brides Harness, and Har.
ness nIountings of all kinds,
and many other articles too tedious to mention
Please call and examine for yourselves before pur
chasing elsewhere.
UJ All persons having claims against the firm
are requested to present them for payment.
HOOKER e. PHILLIPS.
November %. 55-Sv
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JUST RECEIVED,

ESRESH Rice, Adamantine Candies, New Or.
l. leans Molasses, Spirits Turpentine, Gray's
Invaluable Ointment, Raw. Cotton, Whitehead's
best Flour, and Venison Hams.
Also, league Ploughs with wrought Mould
Boards, and large lot Of one and two horse
Mould Boards. For sale by
LONG, WEBB, & co.
March 16. ~
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Caldwell Institute,
Deceml~r n.
HILI.sB0ROUGH, n. G.

THE next session Of this Institution win com.
mence on "Wednesday, the 9Th Of January
IL Is very desirable that the students should h
present u the beginning Of the session, in order
10 proceed regularly with their classes.
Letters respecting the Institution may be ad.
dressed 10 the Rev. Alexander Wilson, ID. d.,
President Of the Caldwell Institute.
j. w. NORWOOD, Sec'y.
November 80. 81
CT The Raleigh Register, STANDARD, and VIII
mington Chronicle, will insert three times, and for
ward their accounts 10 Dr.. O. =. Long, 1'reasu-
ret Of the Board Of Trustees, Marlborough.
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The Baltimore correspondent or The
National lnIeIligencsr under dale Of Dsc.
10. says Dat the mon.l remains oil lie
lsIe gallsrs Major R'negoId arrived here
IN the eas lac. night. and wsre conveyed
BY The military and large number chi
gems 10 the. toiSnds Of The Meirhan,s'
Esehspgs. and deposited in the eeno.aph.
where they will repose until TUESDAY
next. The day Get apart for the funeral.
The cenolsph in which The remains are
deposited 10 an Imposing and appropriate
structure. u 10 shrouded in mourning,
issiooped ~ilh Gags, end mounted ~nh
large carved Gil, eagle. The coffin /,
placed on Q platform. and The AmtrlraI
flag gracefully folded over us lid. III,
entire sounds is being placed 10 mourn
ing. For some days 10 come this vii
be sseIed pilgrimage for our citizens,
and all whose hearts beat With The pure
emotions Uf patriotism.
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MORE NEW GOODS
Just Received,

DROWN Cotton Jeans, Shirtings, Flannels,
II Casimcres, Alpacas, Silk serges, Fancy and
Black Prints, Green Barage, Crewel Canvass,
Black Lustring Ribons, Merino Shirts and Draws,
Silk Shirts, Tor ladies' and gentlemen, Buckskin
Gloves, superior article, Ladies Black Md DO;
also superior lot Of coarse Shoes and Leather
LONG, WEBB e. CO.
December !. So
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aAid and Comfort to the Enemy

A I.ocofoco Editor at the North nav
ing minated that it might be necessary
to hang the Wing Editors who oppose
the Administrations lawless conduct IN
waging war against Mexico, the U. ).
Gazette reminds him that the only man.
Wing or Loco, who has afforded "ald
and comfort" to the enemy, is one James
K. Polk, who, seeing that Mexico was IN
most disorganized and revolutionary
state, without any permanent government
or competent general, kindly gave orders
to our Squadron to let Santa Anna pass
through the blockade at Vera Cruz; IN
accordance with which order, that able and
popular and cunning chiefiain is now al
the head Of affairs in Mexico, and will. n
any bodycan, obstruct the victorious march
of our army. Certainly no act could be
done in the United States of half so much
I" aid andcomfort /" TO Mexico and 1t The
Locos hang any body, here is The man sf
begin with.
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DIR. LACoUNT's
[ElNIJ1i[;!5il3
r. Ii NJ

NEVER fails TO cure in oil cases Of Tooth-ache,
~ when it arises from decayed state Of the
Teeth. II is simple in its application, harmless in
its effects, and thousands who have used il have
alselared they would not be without this remedy
"a cost $40 per vial. II is not n catch-penny
Production. but actually does what il proposes to
accomplish.
Price 371 cents per vial.
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An extensive bed Of bituminous coal,
of excellent quality, has been discovered
at Guerrero, Mexican town Of four thou
sand inhabitants, situated on the Salado
River, one hundred and twenty-five miles
above Camargo. 1t is now worked by an
American company, and promises to De
of vast importance, as it removes the prin-
cipal obstacle to steamboat navigation on
the Rio Grande, into which the Salado
empties its waters.
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WAN ED,

COUNTRYWIDE CLOTHS, of all dcscrip.
~ tons, Tallow, Beeswax, and Feathers.
A. MICKLE g. CO
April Is. 10
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DIR. HUI.I's
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DIR. HULL'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-27
ANOTHER ARRIVAL

f.NV HIN FlINI ~
HAVE just received another large and ,rierd as
O. soHment Of READY MADE CLOTH NG, and sfsH
20 receiving them weekly from my MANUFACTURING =
VI isAnent IN Baltimore Now is Tie chance ION all
t'.e ~ no want cheap, fashionable and good clothing
WI do vel 10 give call before furcha- ug else
Where. 1 am determined to sell READY WADE r1th
ls Al pHccs That cannot lie exceeded ans ~ the East
~ eiuss, al W holesaie Retail. Myud-otActs may
Lli you they sell cheap, tut there is hutone clothing
ls mere known by the name OF the Baltimore Clothing
is=M tieh YOU VIII ind tins house formerly dccus
fa by Jno Goshorn VI STEIN,
Nay No 10 Ma in.t, ID door below kleer.
BALE74 Jsrquared Table diaper aud 60 Brown
Linen table cloths Ter sale hy
NoR II TALLAN'r and DEL.API.hfN
"A IT, Nos Nantua Ribbons, also Can and Bon net
- Ntt'ons Jusl received. and for safe rs
IALLANT I'D Utt.NlG.AIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21

There is SO much at the NORTH that freshets are
feared along the Mohawk and the sources Of the Hud
son. When the winter finally breaks up, take csre OF
the lumber along the docks, uT.river friends.
The Boston committee for the relief of ireland have
purchased 1000 bbr corn NEAL 1900 do bread and 800
do beans; 10 be shipped on board the Jamestown
The Jersey ship ia now loading at Messrs Aaron Ward
Co.'S Dock Newark, and Friday had lneary 900 bar
rels on board Her capacity is 1000 barrels;
At New London the vote on the new city charter stood
1850 for and sl4 against it. Majority In favor OF it, ac-
ceptance, 336
negro girl IL years age, belonging to Mr. Thorn
bull Parish Of Paquemnes, La recently took advantage
OF the moment when her mistress alone in bed, from
the effects Of her confinement and struck her the head
with an axe, INJECTING deep yet not fatal wound The
little fury was put In Jail to await her trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21
Died.
tho 10th inst Mr.. CHAa LEE, in

Died.
On Friday afternoon. tho 10th inst Mr. CHAa LEE in
the list year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
his sons VIM J. and John T. Lee, and sonsn.law Hugh
Alcook and John L. Ludlum, are respectfully invited
to attend hia funeral this Sunday afternoon from
his las residence 40 4h street. at halfpast o'clock,
Yesterday morning. after short Illness Rio nAnp Fin.
aged 46 years. Assistant Captain Of the 10th District
Police.
The friends and relatives of the family the members
Of Getys Lodge No. ii O. OF o. F., and the order re.
neraly also the Police Department of the city
quesed to attend his funeral from his late residence No
81 Essex street, Sunday afternoon March a. four
O'Clock.
On the goth, Walter, aged years and month,
Of Domonque and Susannah Camnsde.
The friends and acQuaintances of the family are re-
specully invited to attend the funeral this Sunday af
ternoon, at O'clock frsm las Walker street.
On the goth, MARY, daughter Of Jacob and the late
Jane Laurence, aged 10 months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock from 2s2 West Nineteenth street
On the 2oth after short and Illness JOHN f.
CHoLwELL aged - years.
His friends and those of the family respectfully In.
ved to attend his funeral, without further invitation,
this Sunday afternoon half past O'clock from the
residence OF his sister, Mrs A. NJ Cholwel 627 Green
witch street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21
VheatrlCalSs

PARK THrATRE.-We were pleased to see q very large
attendance the Park theatre last evening The large
number of persons present gave assurance that there
was very handsome amount in the treasury of that
Establishment for the benefit of the Viennose dancers
We understand that they will leave here immediately
ton awaits them Tomorrow evening Mr.. Forrest, the
great ragedan will appear in his celebrated character
Of "hichelieu" hearty welcome will be extended to
this great actor and orowdsd houses will without doubt
greet him every night of his engagement
BowEaY THEArxx-" Bssuty and the Beast was pre-.
ducsd here last evening before crowded house, and
the entire cast performed with their usual ability Hada
way, vache Stevens, Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Sergeant in
particular The grand drama of Jack Sheppard sue.
ceeded in which Mrs Booth performed the principal
ed by stevens az Bueskin vache Owen Wood Clarke
a. Thomas DarveL. and by very powerful cast. The
entertainments of the evening passed of In highly
creditable manner.
Bowxar AMrHIrHxArRx.-Ths performance here last
evening was numerously attended The new Dulcimer
Band-the feats of Monsieur Casmer the great French
Drummer, and the changes by Mr.. Sergeant in his
equestrian performance, were received with loud ap
pause The feats Of the company fully sustain the high
reputation of this popular place of evening
Horsemsnship by Master Nixon, Messrs Sergeant Ma
dgan and Bacon also, yaulting tumbng, rope pertor
msncss, posturing, juggling &C., gave much satisfac
ton to crowded house.
GaEENwrcH THEArRE-Chapman's benefit came Of
last evening at the Greenwich theatre and La sgnora
Mantin, danced grand Pas seul, amid the most enthu
siastic applause. The dancing Of Mile. Oceana and
Monsieur Bonnie, was also much applauded The most
amusing part of the performance was trial dance by
the excellent Ethiopian performers Mr.. A: Roman.
and Masters Gallagher and James Tease which passed
off with sclat. In Railway Bubbles" Mr. Chapman as
O'Gorman Hudson, and Mr.. Titon a. Bragg, were ex.
ceent The performance passed off in highly credit
able manner.
The New Orleans public still entertai ned by Mr..
Collins at the st Charles Theatre. Mr. Pacde, at the
American and at the Orleans, by Mdms. Fleury Jolly
and Casni besides the Bedouin Arabs and other anu
sing things to be seen at the Amphthesre and Mena'
gerie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRx, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 30.
The general inactivity noticed yesterday, continued
to grester less extent to-day. The chief sales of
-four made either with privileges for future de-
livery. Small sales of Genesee made for cash at
81. Southern inactive, and prices for immediate
delivery nominal Wheat exhibited change In quo
tations, and sales of consequence were reported
Corn continued steady at yeserday's rates. though the
sales for immediate delivery not 30 large Some
heavy transactions were made for future delivery and
at rather lower prices than some previous similar trans
actions Provisions quiet, and without change for
old pork lot Of new mess sold at $lo IS. Trsnsac.
lions in groceries were rather limited, and without
material change In prices. About half past p NJ,
just at the close of change, message reached the
city by telegraph, stating that the Hbernia had ap
peared off Boston. and within hours sail of the
wharf This announcement, Of course, suspended ell
further operations for the day The anxiety to learn the
purport Of the very great Large operations
depended upon the result OF the and hence the
element In reference to its character.
AsHEs- Small sales of Pots were made at 81 s7H, and
at So IS for Pearls
BsEswAr--sales were reported of yellow at ~ cts.
BREApsTuFYs Flour-Small sales of Genesee were
&c. in Mss g. pas' S 1s
rel was paid for the refusal of 1905 barrels Of do
Michigan sold. half deliverable in May and half in
June, at $s7s Whest-There were few samples
| on tno muIket unu NO CnuuBo III quv."'.oHs
noted. Covn.-The sales in store, and TO arrive
within month two reached from % 80 600 bushels
of yellow and white, including 10000 yellow at 20 cents
part OO0) to DO delivered for shipment AZ the eau OF
white do deliverable in May, at 75c, ooo white 10
store a6c; and 1900 do for immediate delivery, AZ
ssc which being bought under peculiar
was considered little above the market price oo Voo
bushels Western mixed was contracted ior deveraoe
in all the months Of at 10 cents Rye was quie'
at 90 cents and Barley rs cents Oos-There was no
change since last report Beans were hrm ana ncreas
ing value owing to their use In ireland IN the way OF
soup, 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21

INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO I'VE have receiv-
ed by the Norma, from Havana, the Faro Indus
trial to the 7th inst, inclusive.
There had been an arrival at Havana from Vera
Cruz, but the intelligence is only to the 18th ult.,
although the Orbe, the name OF the vessel at Ha-
vana, left there on the oath. On this account our
information to what is going on is rather scam
ty, and not SO late as that received at New Or
leans by the cutter Forward.
We find that some disturbances had taken place
at Pueba, consequent on the publication Of the
decree respecting the taking possession OF mort
gagged property. Quiet, however, was soon res
tored, three lives only being lost.
General Santa Anna had addressed commu-
nicaton to the government declaring the charge
of cowardce and bad behaviour at Palo Alto and
Monterey, brought against j. M. Bena, Captain
of squadron, and his aid, Mariana Huerta, TO
be unfounded. Another communication from
Santa Anna to the government, states that the
excuses committed by General Mora, were done
without his (Santa Anna's) KIN ,wledge.
According to the Faro it seems that in Vera
Cruz the inhabitants were momentarily expect
ing an attack on the Gas lie of 8. Juan de UIGa.
The Vera Cruz Indicator, of the 18th ult., has
the following
UREs Jan 8, l9l7
1--WE are informed that Colonel Gonzalez left here
days since, his route to the department of
Santa Cruz in order to join the troops at Luczon and
march in advance of the party Of Americans who
their route to California, made hostile demonstration
Santa Cruz We afraid that even were he 10 march
double marches they will not in reaching the Rio
Colorado before the enemy have joined their other parties
but still the government will fully appreciate the
attempt made, 10 under circumstances Of much
distress and privation.
JALArA, February o, 1s47.
1t reported here yesterday that there had been
listed in Mexico and Pueba some four thousand men
who would remain in Jalapa, under the command OF
Gen. Vega In order to be In readiness to defend what
point the enemy might attack Their plan, accor
ding to the arrangements, to attack Vera Cruz
with ten thousand men, and San Juan with sixteen ships
mounting three hundred guns. This plan OF operations
however, was laid in Washington, before they were
Of Santa Annals march, the 26h and 9th Janu
ary with thirty thousand rem San Luis to Satllo
Taylor having been obliged to towards
Monterey with twelve hundred men, will probably have
altered their plans.
The Mexicans have, probably, by this time, as
ceitained their mistake on this point According
to previous arrangements, the attack on Vera
Cruz was to have been made yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21
Religious IctslliQcnce.

CALENDAR ron MAsoH-2lst, Passion Sunday 22d.
st. Benedict Abbott; 23d, Fsra oath, Feria 26h, An
nuaciaon Of the B. " M. Goth, Seven Dolours Of the
B. V. Nj 27th, Feria.
The Very Rev Dr.. Ryder will lecture In st. Peters
church, Barclay t this evening" at half past O'Clock
Rev T. L. Harris will supply the desk of the Broad
way Universals congregation worshipping Ia the hall
Of stuyvesan Institute Broadway opposite Bond
this afternoon.
The Rev j. T. H. lie Mesurier, M. A., late archdeacon
OF Malta has been presented by the dean and chapter
st. Paul, who the patrons 10 the perpetual curacy
Of st Helens, Bishopsgate.
There thirty clergymen Of tho church of Eng.
land descendants em the Hebrew race, besides several
hundreds Of lay members.
The Belgian journals state that curate Of one of the
poorest parishes in Bruges after having exhausted all
his resources, and the gifts that had been made him. TO
assist the unfortunate has sold all his plate and all the
furniture he could possibly spare and distributed its pro.
The Rev p. v. M. johnson, at present rector of 81
Johns church. Islip Long Island has received and &C.
ceptsd an appointment as missionary in charge of the
floating church Of the Holy Comforter moored at the
foot Of Dey street. In this city, and will shortly enter
upon his duties
The New Hsven Register says that at late meeting
Of Trinity parish n h 'na cry rs was V9tea unanimously
junior rector Of the parish to succeed the present
rector at his demise or resignation
The Right Rev. William H. de Lancey, d d Bishor
Of Western New York. will administer the rite of con
rmation In the Church Of the Epiphany Stanton street
on Sunday afternoon, March 49, Service to CONNER nee
ats o'clock.
On sunday last, at sK O'Clock PM. the Right Rev
Bshop Hughes accompanied BY his Secretary the Rev
r. Bailey, and by two Rev. Father Jesuits from ST
John's College, proceeded to 30th street. pursuant
notice. for the purpose of laying the corner stone Of
new edihce. The ceremony took place in accordance
with the directions Of the Pont6cal the Rev Clergy
chanting the appropriate parts OF the service The Righ
Rev Bishop, at the proper time took occasion make
most esrnest and powerful address fitting the circum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21
,1rr,ox o. rxr HAvar PAox.r sxl, Nzw 2

I txuNox or TINE HAvxH PACKET SxIy NEW YeHx.
The high frsights have given an impetus to ship
building in the city of New York which 10 almost
incredible 1t is but three or four months since
the Admiral was launched, and still later the Sir
Robert Peel and here we have another from the
yard of the same builder, and we would not be
surprised if she proved the fastest sailer, for
packet ship, that our friend Webb has turned out,
not excepting the Yorkshire even. The New
York is about the same dimensions as the York.
shire, but we think she is little sharper Our
friend Bailey will have to keep bright look out
that she does not win the honors he has so long
enjoyed. She is to be launched on Tuesday about
two O'Clock p M.,kfrom the foot of Sixth street,
East River, and will take her place in the line on
the 24th April, under the command OF Captain D.
Lines. late of the Iowa. Her cabin will accom-
modate about thrty-five passengers, with plenty
of sea room, her state rooms being very large, and
will be finished and furnished in superior style,
unsurpassed by any ship afoat. The cabin joiner
work by Robert Layton the exterior carved
work by Mr.. John L Cromwell; the architect and
builder, VIM. H. Webb; and the owners
Messrs Fox & Livingston-what more need be
said We may add, the New York is the largest
vessel in the Havre line.
News FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA-We have re-
ceived by the Marian Gage, Capt. Reed, from
Belize, Hon., the Belize Observer of the 10th ult
The condition of affairs in Central America
was rather unsettled, but still no military or pop
ular outbreaks had occurred.
From the Belize (Hon) Observer, Feb 9o]
With those facts before thsm 1.-THE state OF the Amer
lean and English msrksts] the mahogany cutters Of
this settlement must the necessity Of curtang ss
much a. possible the present seasons manufacture.
otherwise the depression must inevitably continue to
their great injury 30 far have been able to col
leot information the subject the cuttings OF this sea.
son will not be more than onehalf of lest yearssay
7K to millions of feet. This will undoubtedly afford
an opportunity Of working of the old surplus stock now
on hand and aid materially in enhancing the value Of
new WOOD besides bringing back the market to healthy
and active condition.
The number OF gangs employed this year 10 far less
than during the past and though We are OF opinion that
the rate Of wages $l2to ZIG per nonth high
still great reduction has taken place
The following believe to be on accurate List Of the
number Of gangs employed at present In the dnsrsn'
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-21

IMPORTANT FROM ST. DosuNao-REPoKTED DEATH
OF PRESIDENT RcHE.-Captain Ryder, of the
schooner Union. who arrived last night from Jac-
mel, states that President Richie died at Port au
Prince on the morning of the 9Th Of February.
1t was the opinion OF many that he was poisoned,
which, however, was not generally credited,
while others attribute it to fatigues during jour.
ney to the capes. Provisions exceedingly scarce,
and commanding high prices
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QUoI FOR SPECIE

There is q very limited demand for sterling exchange
and tine rates steadily settling down. Quotations are
however, at present, merely nominal.
The railroad committee Of the Legislature Of Massa
chuset have reported in favor Of granting loan to the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad Company, to the
amount of 900 dollars. The bill presented by the
Committee proposes to accomplish the loan by autho-
rzing other railroad corporations which have heretofore
been aided by tho loan of the scrip of the State to
over the principal sum Of said scrip to the amount Of
600 900 dollars to the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail-
road Company-the amount 50 paid by any corporation
TO be endorsed on its bond TO the Commonwealth.