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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
BRANDRETH PILLS.

FEyERS, tAGUES, are really bilious aiiec.
tons. and durable By purging with Brandreth
Pills. and good nursing. Read the directions in
Brandreth's pamphlet, which may be had gratis
from the Agent for Brandreth Pills. No disease
can be received unless our blood is in the re7ul-
site state of impuiiy; il is the same in all cases
the principle isnniyersal. The soil must be adap-
ted to the seed, or there will he no increase The
climate must have those matters IN 1t which wall
unite aud keep alive epidemica OF contagious poi
sons, or they will become extinguished, as lamp
that is unsupped with oil. So II is likewise with
the human frame il cannot he materially Affect
ed BY epdemical or contagious malades, unless
there he those matters floating in the circulation
which offer the appropriate soil. BY purify our
bodies with the BrandFefh Pills which have an
affinity with those impurities upon which corta'
gion feeds, We may always feel secure, whatever
disease may rage around us True, wemay have
it, but it will soon be over, our sickness will be
the affair Of day or two, while those who have
been too wise to use this simple and excellent re-
NEEDY, either die, or have weeks, perhaps months
of sickness. @. #s4#
Sudden changes from very hot to chilly wea-
ther are unfayoiable 10 health, and it is a fac;
universally admitted, that heat and moisture are
powerful agents in producing disease, and that
constant DIRT and constant WET weather are both
favorable to its generation; il does pot signify
WHAT we call il, il may he asue, i may be biz
ions fever, it may be dysentery, il may be rhcu-
matisr, il may be bronchitis il may be cholic, il
may be constipation Of the bowels, il may be in
ilammation Of the bowels it may be Inflammation
of the stomach. it may be nervous affection; hut
still il is disease, and a disease durable by the
Brandreth Pills, because they remove all impuri-
ties fiom the body, all that can in any manner
feed the future progress Of the disease. no matter
how called thus these pills are not only the most
proper medicine, but generally the only medicine
that need or ought to be used. Attic present
time it is every mans duty who wishes to secure
his health to use them; it is the duty Of every
one who knows anything of their heaIth-rcstoring
powers, to make it known to his immediate cir
Gle for there are some alarming signs, which tell
Of the approach of disease. The sudden changes
of tempersment are more 10 be feared aud guard
ed against than any contagious malady. 3.a.@
Be careful you 10 not get counterfeit; to avoid
this. purchase Of The duly authorized agents.
DIR. Bran,lreih's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York. - ~
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
d. Heart, Hilishoroueh.
]. B. M.Dade. Chapel Hill. &
G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall. 2 p
4. Nj ,kle a. Co, BiHghams School. gale
James Whitehead, CsneGreek Gotten Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store. So. ...
Patterson, Patterson's Store.
May %. ~.-.
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Land for Sale.
April Is.

dn7n< / OFFER for sale large Tract Of
tssJyis5Sz Land III Person county, just over the
e.S northern Orange line. mm~
p .s45sss> As body Of upland, il is inferior
to none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are we'll enclosed. and in good heart !;
the forest lands arc heavily timbercd, and all well
watered. f..4s-es $3.50. 81
On the lands are variety Of substantial i'm
provements--D Dwelling Houses, Wheat and To:
baccO Barns, Saw and Giist Mills--in perfect re-
pair. a 4 $3.50 sl...
II will Be sold in parcels to suit any purchaser
f.& PAUL C. CAMERON.
stagsille r o., Orange, Mo-. 81. off.
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THE s.Asriha1 ErsalEz g. siaaEEF lhaaAs g.
y Is fifa2s. ana llls I.|lssc EsEFssls So zfaF
sRsg klsHsa a1FEass. sd NUsi& EgsEaFaitAk -
Esza, - sisillIs q as ari - q 65Eiss esa-
1irs. 90 Il rantinnas - GARY - = Msaa.iass
slagA q tAs 81 sasna kn0sn = ~ ielneis =
NsssEs. Dlnoa a IEsl.aak. nraE SEa~ AsnP
PsSa cAior. nlsagr oalEsaE. =. g, > hsse - ~
fa,Iish. i sa.ors r1sior. kskls iHEaoses
Horse Powers md Threshlns
Mafhin&s,
hssh F,asssfas sud zaasianaFs stFaw IUEasas .
sssiasls kinAs. 6Eiss nna SaN Nj iIsas. lsEn-
inE Isrnsils e n aesrriIsionx. E1gr Isoaxss -
psgior guslliy slss ~ kln1s q CsalRgs so .
ra;s sacliaa q oocntIs. entEacing M ard fae-
an Gear. Gu1ee0ns, Shahing. NauaalusHds, .
xsn I.iaS Msson Bezrs. snoOshing Iscas. Se.
~ A hsnAsanse rdlriion 90 tasmeH faiess
Nill = aads 81 laEgs essiinss. Ssh = Nj sisa
fsriory Gear aud Guaeepns. HhsEr Patterns atr
iurlisl.ra q s.e on hsna. 4 ; ootifdenily ls-
lryrd llai tlloss = - sish 70 FnFchass am sria'
ele ID ile shove iiEe vii - HsA - sa sid e.
anine hosh -n.alsfials sna workmanship atioss
purchssing elaewhers. Al lssaFEs - ts.slnfss,
diIeclsl 70 he sUhscEihxE, sn0N Csaap. ,. -
viii rrreise inlmraisie snd PsomFs allsnlle,a.
JOHN STAFFORD.
Marrh 7. .t-smp
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would inform the citizens OF Marlborough, andthe
county at large that they aIe now prepared to
execute all work in their line Of business in .
style that will compare with any made in this
part Of the country. Our timtefs are well sea-
snned and Of good quality. Work shall not only
be done to suit the times, but lower than usual
for cash. Persons from the country will end our
shop two dools above Nelson's Store, Al the place
formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry Gotman.
UTLEY & CULBRETH.
February 80. CT
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Vanity STORE.

THE subscriber has opened a Variety Store
IL North ofihe court house, and one door cast
Of Long. Webb 4 Co., where lie will he pleas
Ell to see the public generally, bu, particularly his
old friends who 20 literally paiFonized him when
a petlar. He has on hand a stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries. Conlect:onaries, GisaS, Chewing
aud Smoking Tobacco and in fact little Of al.
most every thing. Those who trade with him
NAV Be sure they viii get good bargains. ~
All kinds Of produce. such as corn. fodder, oats,
-four, poultry Of all kinds, country made Cloths,
Feathers, Sc. viii be taken in exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT r. MORRIS.
April &c. T6-
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Plantation fnr Sale,

INII.L - soi1. On SATURDAY tie l6lh Day Of
w Sspiemh~F. Ire Planfs1ion asl0ngiRg 70
the ssials = RoieEt Tale. deceasei. siE Hiles
xeSi Of Hiliss1gough. an tie Rad - haNhed
u.osains h0uss, containing s05 aenrss sis1i ioI-
u arEes risaEsd. and tie hsi.nce goe3 Woodian
Twelve Esonlhs eFsiii sail b. giEsn, ihe FnF-
chaser giving isn1 and approved seelr.sy.
JOSEPH TATE, Admir-.
Auguss -. Is
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Atten tioni!

ofatrs. Hoa commissioned Q6gc,ys. and Mas.
sieiSns, ts!ongiag 10 ikt i7h Rtgimsni 81
.NoriA cGroina Rikfi0.
NoU are hereby ordered and commanded 10
II attend al HiIlshoFOugh, on Saturday tie 9th
Of September next. at eleven 0'elock. armed and
equipped as the law directs, for Drill Muster. and
also TO elect Field Officers for the Regiment.
II. X. WITHERSPO0N, Maj.
August 20. Is
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So. - FOOTE'S ..
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina.

A NUMBER of copies Of this deeply interest.
a ing work have been deposited with the Rev.
RoBrrr BrnwELL, in Marlborough, and can be
had Of him At the price Of 81 Per copy.
: FehrIrarv %. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
EnOe Mountain Mills.

TINE subscriber would take this method Of in
IL forming his friends and the public generally,
that he Is now fully prepared for Carding Wool,
and hopes, by strict attention to business TO me-
rit continuance Of the custom which has hereto
fore been bestowed on him.
Prices for carding. 81 cents per pound Of rolls,
mixing 10 cents. Bring the wool early in the
season, well washed and picked, with one pound
of grease to twelve Of wool, and you shall have
good rolls.
A supply ofWool rolls kept constantly on hand
for sale. AZ #~t
Also 1000 pounds Of good Bacon, Corn, Flour
and Wheat Bran. ..e
also continue TO keep an assortment of Goods,
such as are usually kept N Country Store; all
Of which will be sold cheap for cash, or on a short
credit 10 punctual customers ~.
All marketable produce taken in exchange for
Goods or Csrding. a.. 4.@ a .es
ALEX. DICKSON.
May rs. . =:q...@ 32--3m
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THE HLLSBoR0UGH RECORDER,
isrrnLIsHEp wEEELr
ny DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.--Two Dollars year, il paid in ad.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, i not paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, II delayed
until after the expiration OF The year
No paper will he discontinued until all srreara
ges are paid unless at the option Of the publisher
r Hereafter no paper will he sent to new SUD
scriher out Of this state unless payment is made III
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the editor and in no case will tho
paper he sent to q subscriber out Of the state io'
more than twp years without payment.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen INES
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents TOT
each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. deduction Of onc-third will o.
made to advertisers by the year.
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advertising Rates for the IIillsbOrOugh Recorder

= One dollar persquarc &c lines) for the frs ms
insertion. md IS cents for eich continuance. DC
auctions made in favor of standing advertisements
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

made Of Mahogany, Marble, Cherry, Walnut,
r.. Birch, and Maple. .s
He would invite attention TO bis make OF Port.
able WARDROBES and BEDsTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, neainess, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere, As
he intends TO sell as low a. be can possibly afford
and his workmen are all experienced hands.
- II. has ,ss.s hand ~ishs fire Dr~-sas Ba-
reaus. with Looking-Glasses, two China Presses
two Sidehoards, six plain BuTesus, eight Candle
stands, one sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Bedsieads, which he viii sell low.
=. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture,
can have il delivered al their doors, ensured safe,
for less than they can do it themselves.
He returns his thanks for past tayors, and viii
be thankful for a continuance of public patron
age. zz--z- .-.-
- HENRY EVANS.
February I. Is
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Read This!

TNiE subscriber would respectfully int"Fm all
~ those indsbied 10 Long, Webb, & 20, n.si
be Is fully suthari1cd sud ready 10 settle their
accounts he viii always he found n the sioFe At
Long & wehh. He expects Ia TsmoSe from The
stale. and desires 10 close the business as speed-
" ss possible. and hoFes that this notice viii &c
promptly attended 20.
JOHN II. WEBB.
August rs. a.
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isrrh7.
Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
IN HILLsBOROIGM.


FTNHE subscriber woun respectfully ie,uin hi'
thanks 10 the public ior lhs patronage 81.
tended 10 tie firm Of lIaaghaNoui 4 Ellloii an'l
a. the business win BE- continued BY him ~ oil ~
various branches II The old stand. he hopes TO &C.
ceive the same literal patronage.
STILLS. and TIN WARE, ofsseTy variety
for household use. Manufactured N the most neal
and dulable style ~ experienced worknen, kept
constantly on hand, OF made 10 order, on the mosi
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to attend 10 all orders foI
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. and
GUTTERING, which he engages to do IN =
STYLE equal for excellence and neasness With that
ofany other work man in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale 70
Merchants and others. and delivered al their
doors Al Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGHAWouT.
Sent. %. ss-
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PROPOSALS
For Publishing il The Town q I.OuisbuIg, Plank
Lin County, weekly PAPER TO be called
The LOuisburg News.

III LUulsUulS 1lINEI
IF TWO HUNDRED subscribers can be OBJ
II tanned By that Tine, the first number Of the
paper will he Issued en- or about the first Of No
vcmhsr next.
Il is lameniahle fact that Franklin County is
now eniinly destitute Of any newspaper Press.
Some months ago she could boast OF having two
papers that were equal TO any in he state, both
foF facility of news and ability: hut from some
cause, which. doubtless. the citizens Of Franklin
ere familiar with, both have leit-and believing
that they are now more eager than ever 10 have
q paper in their milst, the subscribers propose TO
CT the vacancy with paper that, they hope by
strict adherence 10 business, shall IN every way
b. worthy Of their patronage and esteem.
The paper shall be neutral in Politics and Re-
lision; and our chief aim shall lie TO make il such
. Literary Journal as cannst fail 70 command the
support that Is due TO such an undertaking. De-
traction and abuse shsll never find place in the
columns under our control.
The Literary and Miscellaneous departments
of the paper shall receive our close attention.; and
We will he assisted by writer's of known ability.
We shall also spare no pains 10 make the News
department faIl and authentic; while the Farm
ing and Commercial interests shall be fully al
tended 10. ss .-s zs ...-..-.-s
The Publishers are both practical printers, and
their design IS 20 make the paper an interesting
Family Journal. valuable alikets the Farmer and
I.ilersry community; and with our promised as
sistance we feel assured ID saying that the paper
will be the mozl interesting one in the state.
Terms:-THK LorIsBrRe NEws will be
printed on good paper. medium size, and will be
sent to subscribers at Two Dollars Fifty Cents
Ier annlIB, if paid in advance. If payment be
DELAYED az months Three Dollars will be chaIg-
ed These terms viii inyanably be adhered TO.
The money becomes 5ue on the receipt Of the
first number. 4@
r. *. STROTHER,
WM. w. SMITH.
Auvust 40. s
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For S sale.

A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO.
IN lnqnire Of
LONG & WEBB.
Augrs -. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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Cabinet Ware House.

VNHE subscriber RESPECTFULLY inipFms hls ITishds
"A and the public general. .ihathe has On hand.
and xill endeayor constantly to keep, variety Of
welI-made Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles, such as. .s .b@ 49,
sofas. SiaiebOartls. Bureaus,
Bcdsleasls, Tables,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

HURRICANE AND DISASTER AT SEA.-The |. 5.
store ship Enc, Lieut. Comds Wm. McBlSir, eneoun
tered hurricane when about 80 miles southwest Of
Grand Banks The wind vcered from south 70 north.
west and al her sails yards and top gallant nssis were
blown away. Alter repairing damages, on the u OF
October, she fell in with The Freneh bark MsaHefis
cat 36 Gays from - Don ngo with cargo OF manoga-
n.y. bound Tor Hsvre This vessel Tad experienced the
hurricane, ~ leagues south OF the Grand Banks
sad had lost heF main and mzen mAsts be,ide ssvng
her stern and 5ulwAIks injured the ruiderhend spin
the cabin dashed 10 pieces. instruments and charts
all lost compass nearly useless, TIE bread spoiled and
al the wster casks swept overheard The Ere made
msny ssoruye attempts to communicate with the dis
tressed vessel and the boat could Be seut
supplied her wiki provisions and wsreT charts CON
pass and quadrant The request hsving been made Of
Capt MeB-Air BY ssh, deviation from his course be
escorted the M-ssstG under short ssl. for several
days. untl size made Fsysl, the nesre., port where
they found French schooner which had been d.sman
Ted 5y the same gale near Cuba
The hurricane WIS 10, severe east Of the Grand Bank
and was hardly ,elt AZ the Western Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
AUSTRIA
Iafer Runar- from Vienna.

Our Vienna sdyices which have come 10 hand this
morning are rather conflicting so that it IS MISTER Of
extreme difficulty ascertain the precise position O.!
affairs at the close Of lsst letter. From all tina, we
can learn it Is evident that much carnage has already
taken place and fear that In the end the Viennese
will be defested-a, present we cannot say whether
the Hungarian forces have attacked the City Of Vienna
and may expect that the next post vii bring io,ei-
gence Of the entrance Of the Imperial troops into
Vienna
We have jus, had put into our hands the postscript to
letter dated 30sh ul, from respectable frm at Bres
lau which states that the gsn had Just arrived snd
broush, intelligence Of toe equalization Of Vienna
Of,he accuracy Of this report up to the pres
en-, time unable - determine.
Since the above was written teleSraPhc dispatch
has jas, reached as from London which states that
Vienna was burning in six different places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board Of MONDAY, Nov

The Board met al She President ia the Chair.
The FIRST thing In order the presentation OF pet
uops with signers nnumerabe for and agansi the Bate
RY ENLARGENENT One OF the most numcrou.ly signed
petitions for had addition a uggeson Tor the flashing
Ton Monument (which 10 be built nobody knows when
on the Extension so made
Numerou. medical and other bills TO be footed by Tie
City presented and disposed OF.
T'fE PROrosED NEW PAVEMENT la Broadway wss earn
estly demonstrated against BY Seaman, Muir Co. and
others
THg SEVER ~ BROADWAY, between Ninth and Tenth
also pettoned sgsins- very urgenly-and the re-
me strsnce appropriately referred.
ENGINE Co. No ~ asked for a large class Engine Pc
iifon referred 10 the fire Committee.
CoMsu sICArION FROa HIS Honor rHf MAYOR, AND
REPORT OF Police DEPARTMENT for six months ending
l8th instsnt,-wl De found noticed among Cify Items.
sEwER-A sewer was asked for IN FieeIlnst from 10
feet Of Living place 10 Fstayenue And also 10
Frsiavenue from Ffieerhst 70 con ect with sew er N
Fourteenth - Referred % Street Committee
FERRgs-FOr notices Of these AFFAIR." see also feHf.
PERRISEs PAVEMENT IN Broadway, petiOned for by
a number Of residents Petition referred.
sECOND-AvENIE-Peuuono OF Arson u. Phelps and others
TO have the essery side Of Second avenue between TWEEN
y-eghlh and Thirty tagged space fouGlee wide.
To Street Committee.
FREE HYDRANT asked on northwest corner OF Avenue
and sevenih-sl-To CfOtOn Commi,iee.
TRemonsirance against Sewer In this street
Referred 10 Road Committee
TwENTysINTHsT-HepOrl Of C. mmitiee on Streets pre-
senied with resolution and ordinance FOR regulating, sc
this street Adopted.
THRTfEIHsr.-RepOrt from same Committee for exactly
the same thing; likewise adopted
COMMISSIONERS Or DEEDs-Nm. W Bracket resigned
his Office u Commissioner Of Deeds and Ia his Eu-
gene l. Sullivan, was appointed.
For notices Of Mlss Marietta Smith and propositions
regarding her disappearance and Of Reward for lncen
diaries. snd variety Of other maters, City columns
The Board adjourned early IN the evening an Monday
next, al the usual hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

On NEs. CERrAiSIr A centeel-looking udi-
yidusl driving Fashionable buggy hs. been travelling
through Connecticut lately dsposng Of the following
card 10 me -ehanfs and others
Nsw ENGLAND asSc,STiLs USIoS DisEcrosy This
uckei viii sne the bearer TO N. circulation Of lis Bus.
ness Gard. Map % New England an Aimsnsc Tor
lsea snk Memorandum fog every day IN the year a
statistical Register and Business Directory for New.
England.
As.oon "a iss1ed copies viii be 70 some respon.
sn in every town Tor di.ri5uon and Will delivered
free Ct farther expense prosecution o. his ticket
Price 81 Publishers and proPre,or' Fnlonst NevYork.
PRATT 4 co.
several Of the holders Of these gran cards have
found their way 70 this Office their unavang search
sitter the New England Mercantile Union Directory
Il !. needless to sag they unsuccessful in their In
quiries and wen, away convinced thai, although from
the and Of wooden ugimegs there some kind. OF
tricks which they were not ye, up to.
Ngw.NoRK Historical SOciETT.-rhe Forty b.
Fourth Anniversary OF the NewYork Historical 30.
csty will be celebrated rs IN the University
Building at = o'clock this evening The Discourse
will be delivered by CEAsLEs KING, Esq on The HIS
tory Of the New.York Chamber Of Commerce with
notices Of some OF is most distin suished members
INHALATION Rev. JosHCA Butts was instal-
ed Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church IN lightly
seventh At Yorkvile BY the Presbytery OF New York
on the -lh inst Rev Or hREBs preached the sermon
Dr ALxxA>pER gave the charge TO the pastor and
Rev Dr. srRrSG 70 the People.
LECTURE o. rHE MiDDLE AOE,.-Mr. l.. L. \.
BucKINGHAN Will deliver before the Mercantile Ia
brsry this evening the rst OF his series Of I'VE Lee
lures on Literature Learning and Religion in the Mid
de Ages We promise to those who attend much
instruction snd entertainment.
FATAL ACClDFNr Yesterday afternoon while
a man whose name not sscerisined, was cndeay
orus TO Jump from BRIG II the foot IT peyst he tell
with his head against the pier and seemed 10 De knocked
seussless he sunk into the water and drowned
INQUE,T.-Coroner Walters held an inquest
yesterday at the City Hospital the body OF Jane.
Delsny native OF Ireland 50 years OF sge, who came
to his death By naries received the evening Of the
9th OF November by being accidentally over at the
corner Of Walkerst by enc Of the Harlem Railroad
cars 4, appears that the deceased Jumped from the
front platform Of toe without warning the driver
Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

II Ills asserted that McCintock YoGns. Chief
Clerk in the Treasury Department hAs taken the fa
salary OF the Secretary, u wit $1,000 per annEG. for
the time be the acting Secretary in the sosence or
during The sickness Of NJ. Walker last WinteE-snd
that Mr. Walker aso received his egusr salary for the
same period Of time.
~ The contract Dor completing the East Ten
nessee and Georgia Railroad knoxville has been con.
eluied between Oaa Green and other Northern men,
aud the Directors Of said road Tue road 70 he
pleted soi equipped 10 Knoxville for sl.2lo 600.
large number OF hands are to Be pat upon the road
forthwith Alex. Gazette.
fY~ We understand that the steam propeller
Washington has been purchased IN New Orlesns with
the intention Of running her STRAIN packet between
Alexandra in District Of Columbia sDd Baltimore
She 10 owned in this place. Alex Gazette.
o. Seven run away slaves big -lnn's and
tle Ann passed through this city yesterday on their
way to land OF freedom lCissveland Plaindealer.
T Chief Justice fancy voted for Gen. Taylor
according to rsmor-havng known Gen Cas- while
hoth were 70 6su. lseksoes cabinet