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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
Sale of Negroes.

j. W. Pnfchard, er-parts.
PURSUANT to Decree Of the Honourable
Court If Equity for Orange County, made
OF September Term, ls4s. salall oiIer for sale,
on Monday the first day Of January next, at the
residence Of ]. w. pntchard, such part of the
negroes belonging TO the Estate of Edmund
Pritchard, who is hnatic, as viii he sufficient
TO pay the debt now due his Guardian for sup
porting him the said Edmund Pritchartl. A cre-
dit of six AMI twelve months will be given; bond
and security required. and title reserved until the
sale is confirmed by the Court Of Equity and the
purchase paid.
O.. F. LONG, C. & M. r.
November Is. Sd
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Fom The y. o. Pieayuns, 18th inst.


TIedcan News.-We received. yes.
ierday afternoon. our Ties nf Mexican IA.
pers and correspondence. Tie papers
come down 10 the 4lh insl. from The riiy
of Mexirn.
The Republic appears 10 he in a resi-.
less, almost fererish state. although We
have no more pnli.iral outbreaks In record.
RobbeIies np"n The highways and in the
streets are frequent. the police Of the
towns j Inefficient. The insurgents &c the
Sierra are mi vel snbdued. the sarasrs
are desllaling The frontier States. the Go.
vernmgnt is without funds. aud Congress
does no'hing. Complaints are rife through
the press. hui il is impossible for Us to see
very rlfarly what the difficulty is which
would setm 10 avrrsha1luw the country,
causing nneasinr-s and ,lisalierii,.n. An,
prehcn,inns If the return nf Santa Anna,
or wishes fur thai event. may arcnnn, inl
The air pf mystery in which every Thing
is cnyebped.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
The DIormon Temple In Ru.ns.-A

despatch 10 the ~. Loms papers, dated
Nausoo, October 0. says:
"This magnificent temple was observ-
ed 10 be on fire IN the rup"la, this morn-
ing about 4 o'clock. The flames spread
rapidly. ind The building was totally rom
snned, leaving nothing bu. the naked and
blarkened walls. The fire is supposed
Ia be the work Of an iucendiary."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

Two ci,rislian friends having quarrel.
led s"me lime ago. and parted in anger,
anr III them came some hours afterwards
To Tie hnasH al his alienawd friend. knock.
ed al me tlpor, and hurried in with his
hand extended in The kintlest manner. say
ing. III t"ne whirh led To immediate re-
conciliaiian, 1.-The sun il almost duwn."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

At the late term Of tho Superior Cour, for Ruth
e'l''d county. Judge Manly presiding, Collins
""1h was convicted for passing counierfei, mo-
Hey' and sentenced 10 receive thirty mine lashes
sHu pay fine u twenty dollars. The fire, part
u The scniencc wag Immediately inflicted, and he
vas returned 10 jail, where he il TO remain until
The fine is paid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

rESHIS invaluable family ncdicinr. combines
n mole elrsnsing. healing, and purify ing pro-
periies. ,han any other pills now in usr. Alter
nearly eight years experience II their astonishing
snresss. We have no hesitation In claiming ior
them popularity sni reputation. unrisalIcd by
any other medicine.
They are m rlIectnal cure for Iaundire, Dqs-
Fepsia, Iirer Complaints. Piearisg, Bilious die
tasts. Ferer "nd Igut. and all oihtr Fersrs,
C'oughs, coi9s. Inflammation If The Lungs,
Rhtnmcfism. Head.afle. Toss Of appetite, de.
or. cHII.Ds & TO. clay, Onondsgs
County, N. Y. are The original and only manu-
faciurers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE IS Cents per hox, Of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box. a .
For sale in Iiilsborough by ID. HEARTH;
also by numerous Druggists and agents through
out The Union.
November 20. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

The California Star. If April let. says
that large numbers of Chinese are prepar.
ing /" emigrate 10 tina, country. whirh is
considered favorable climate for the silk
worm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

The d"wn-easiers are great for mechan-
ir'l inventions. They asIoni.h the ma.
,ires. The last invention ,is . machine
Tor r"nrling. by which bashlul lovers are
put forward aud enabled In perform their
part with despatch and confidence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
Strayed OF Stolen,

EROM the subscriber, at Midway, Granville
= county, n. C., on the night Of the 9Th ulti-
mo, one bay Horse. five years old, no particular
mark recolected except a small lump on his hack
caused by the saddle. Any information respect
ing said horse will I've thankfully received, and
the finder, on delivering said horse 10 me, four
teen miles northwest Of IIillsboroush and one mile
east of Iea's store, will BE- paid ten dollars for
his trouble.
JAMES BIRD.
Orange county, Noy.6. 55-4w
IL Democrat copy four weeks.
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Revival.-I'he Texas Presbyterian re-
ports mos, interesting work Of grace at
Huntsville in that state. Many eminent
men, among them Gen. Davis. aud Gen.
Samuel Houston are reported as subjects
oil The work. S. Prcstyf'rian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

Ear YohanEa.-Il il sisted lIsl Ills
NssiaFian lis np. MIN sisilrd 0ul rnnE-
~ In 1879 ailh Rev. Mr. Perkins. has
hern'TAennmuniraIssl rum lie Neslnrian
shnIrh. by ihe ralE;arrla. fol his a.lIlrnnre
10 pEaIesi.nlism.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

TIVE subscriber having qualified nj November
n term Of the Coun Of Pleas a, Quarter Sos
sions tnr the county Of Orange as executor to tho
estate Of Sarah y. Durham. deceased. all persons
indebted To the said estate are requested 10 make
immediate aymrnf and al those having claims
against tlr estate will present them. properly au-
ihcn,ic,te''. within The time prescribed BY law, OF
Ills notice will he plead in har of their recovery.
MANLY SNlPES, Ex'r.
Noscm' CT -. 5s-2w
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The Old Thirteen.--Gen Taylor re.
cei,es. the votes Of ten of the old thirteen
States, TO wit: Massachusetts,. I 'onnecti-
cut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jrr-
sey. Pennsylvania. Delaware, Maryland,
North Carolina. and Georgia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

iifff Hashis aey*. tTiary a.rn saek his
80 a'sasss-.l snsas. assd allie .snse III n.
a,'''n ss'aa.sFa H. hs.ssse. llaek sg~aai II.
fl.ssi - asblalnrd lie Has.nrr. The
llarn Iii.
! e saHr MN ueEr snpTsstd NJ -
:. - Y Asl'si.osa,sil. - Esld.r -. -,
ii'fif "as y ~ nil.riinn = NJ. Sprn-
ris. ll.ts sald ley I'D = : sg..n s..a
lived ~ Cumberland raunly hui no .nr
nhM l.fisesFs lhrnH. We srnst NJ ra.,,ss
VII y spared - sprHtl.snd he sillains
sna hiarg ilasaa n Ts,aniak u pun:shnsnl.
Mill tszskfAC -IisFsld
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

tl"w II = man VIM VAS kill.d snme time
since. en lie Buffalo and Niagara Rail
Road. in consequence ri lle cars running
or lie lTsrk. has 0tiained a ysIduI Of
$1,000 in suit against the company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
Fire at Weli0n.--We regret 10 learr


Fire at Weldon. We regret 10 learn,
tia, fire took plare n. Weldon on the
night ef The 7ih, which consumed the Rail
Road Ware House. the Engine and Wood
House, and another House. nf the vii.
mins,on and Raj, ish Rail Road Compa-
ny. One Of the Engines we understand
was damaged materially by the fire. How
the ire was communicated To the build
ings. we have no. hren able TO learn. For
tunaiely the goods fnr Southern Depo.s.
had been taken awayia few hours before
fire took plare-but for that, The loss
would be more serious. Roanoke Rep.
Daring Robaery.-Mr. Johnson Spen-
Ger. an aged citizen, living in The South
part Of this county. was lobhed on Sainr-
day night last. of about Fifteen Hundred
Dollars. mostly silver. The particulars.
as stated 10 US, are as follows: Last FRI
day night, two men, dressed IN green
blanket aver.coats, with striped and check
ed pantaloons, one of the men of fair COM
plexion, light hair. with 4 tampiro hat on.
one riding ligh, s"rrrl hose, with blaze
lace, the other chesnut. called at MIR.
Spencers in the character ol negro Traders,
and stayed all night While there. they
we're very busy making inquiries of the
negroes about the old mau's aflairs-Mr.
Spencer and wife were all the members
of the white family. The men leu Sat
nrday morning, aud an Saturday night.
about midnight, they returned with two
or three Others, and knocked at the door
under The name of one Of the neighbors.
Dn entering they told Mr.. Spencer that
he was suspicioned with harboring negroes,
and having counterfeit money, and that
they were going Ia search. They then
demanded his keys. aud Mr.. s.. attempt
ing IL give tho alarm, they seized him,
drew large knife, and sw,re if,.ise made
as'y noise, t!'ey would cut h,s throat
>,shsre'pon Mr., $. was compelled to de-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
WOOD! WOOD!

"A y the season is at hand which makes large
- drafts on our wood pile. we hope those Of
our subscribers who intend paying in Wood, will
take an early opportunity TO bring il in.
THE PRINTER.
November -. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
Conviction for Rtdnanping.-Ref,

Conviction for Kidnapping. Before
the Superior cour, for Sampson county,
held last week, Judge Pearson on the
bench, John u. Williams, of Johnston
roun'v, was tiled for kidnapping negroes
in tha, county, and convicted. lie was
sen'ertd 10 death. hut there was an ap-
peal 10 tho Supreme cour, Of The Stale
on points Of law. whirh suspends the
sentence. The trial occupied three DAYS.
Mr. Solicitor asfe was assisted in the
prosecution Ivy Mrssrs. Robert Strange
and III. W. Hustled. and The defence was
conducted by Mrssrs. r. ID. Mears, w.
II. Washington, and j. W. Lancaster.
Wilmington Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

Tie GTaye Of the Rrave.-PhiladrI.
rhia = The hammered burial Hare or slrsen
NJ our hsIFe old rnmmoainrss. siz II. "a
luF. ialmlsTidge. Barney. Tmxuan. Shaw.
ilnll. Rodgers. p"rl.r. Elliot. Dalla. and
Bidslie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

will be seen by the following letter from
DR.. FISHER. the attending physician. To
Dr. HALL. of Newark, IN. j. that chic
roforn has proved remedy in the case
NJ Mrs. Burrows of Camden, which he
supposed 10 he clear case Of hytlropho-
hia. The Faculty " in he pleased to learn
tha. full aud authentic report uf the Ease
is 10 he made by DR.. JACKSON, Of Phila-
delrhia. Nswark .iarerfissr.
Camden. On. j. Nov. IL, ls4s.
received Yesterday your cnmmunica.
ton in relation 10 the case If Mr.. Bur
rows. of our city, which has recently ex.
cited so much interest. She is re<pect-
able married lady, aged twenty-five years,
and possessing more than ordinary per-
sonal beauty. In August last she was
slightly bitten on The wrist BY an unknown
dog, which she never saw or heard Of af.
forwards. II gave her some uueAsiness
Of mind, as well as considerable pain at
times in the affected arm, accompanied
with Inflammation and Sigh, sappuralion.
No symptoms. however, the least alarm
ing were discernable nnul the 9Th of
October, when she was suddenly attack
ed while sitting in her chair with her lii
lie family around her.
Being the family physician. was i'm
medla,ely summoned, and found her in
state "f insensihiliiy, 10 all appearance I'M
conscious Of every thing around her. A
bucket Of warm water was procured in
which To place her feet; she Immediately
gave the vessel a violenl how with her
foot, which was succeeded by as severe a
spasm as | have ever Witnessed. So vic.
len, was il abou, the muscles of the throat
and diaphragm that s,rangula,ion appear
ed to be inevitable.
These spasms continued throughout
The night, recurring at intervals of from
ten to thirty minutes. After the parox-
ysm had subsidized she would become con-
scious and conversant. frequently tried
her with water through the night, and
sometimes a, her own request: the mere
taste of il. in fact the sigh, Of il, was sutii-
cirnt TO produce the spasms.
The next day, Saturday. Doc,. Jackson
visited her. She continued extremely i'll,
the attacks becoming mnre an! more yo-
lent. On Monday /, was proposed 10 all
minister the chloroiarm. more for the
purpose Of overcoming the severity of the
spasms than with any expectation Of il
producing permanent, relief. The. inhal-
or was used al first, but we could do no.
thing with il, as she would bite severely
every thing within reach Of her mouth
A concavr piece Of sponge was subsiitu-
ted, pouring The chlololorm in il, and then
applying i, to the mouth
The very first attempt acted beautiful.
iy. As soon Us the spas'n commenced
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
SALE OF
Land and Negroes!

A IN Tuesday, the 18th Of December next,
shall sell 10 the highest bidder, at the late re-
shlence Of John Shaw, deceased, Is miles North.
west Of Raleigh,
Tyyenty-Saven LIKELY Negroes,
about 1000 Acres of valuable Land, Five
Bales Of Cotton, the present crop of
Cotton. in the seed : Wagons,
1 Horses, yoke Of Oxen,
Ok Cart, and the re- =
mainier of the
HOGS, CATTLE AND SHEEP,
belonging to the estate of John Shaw, deceased.
Terms will be announced on the dly of sale
JIM. b. feathers, Ex'r.
South Lowell. Orange, Nov. !. 55--
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Fozk.-Two Drov.s oi Virginia hogs
have visited our market. The fr.t dis
posed Of few hogs al 81. and iourneyetl
on. The SECOND is now IN market, offer
ing. as we learn. sales al % SO. Should
this drove sell out here, and We presume
twill. the market will not then he half
supplied. Milton Chronicle.
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erahnm's Hngczine.-The number
tot Dceemher 10 ornaucntcd with three srlenhid
sngrasings, besides The Fashion Plate aud Music
AMI ,hrre handsome wool cngravinss Of !Amrri.
can birds. IL pages are well filed with con,ri.
hu.ians from The lrst writer's Of The alss.
The Publishes announce that arrangements
have hcen completed which win give 10 their
Magazine increased attractions during The coming
YEAR. The bss wHlsss in the country will con.
thu" 10 enrich its pages and sngravcrs, the fore
m"ss u thrir profession. viii put forth the hes,
Efforts 81 i'eir ari 10 make this peculiar Depart
mens more beautiful than ever.
Terins.-Onc cory. 80 in advance; two
eoi';cs. IS; Five copies, $40; eight, SIS; twelve,
$50.
For four dOllnrs, one eory " the Mas arinc and
one copy Of the Saturday Evening Pos, will lie
sent lor year.
The Saturday, Evening Post is newspaper Of
the largest class, issued weekly. and is filed with
reading matter Of the choices, kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
NH"-SoKK. SATURDAY. noRsINe, DECEuBER 10 ISIS.

WIN gas fsE' 20 iae present Ministry are also guilty
Of high treason. With this they adjourn Their pub
d. p-o-ecnss are thus closed or the p-e.en but they
AZ there ri the legal representatives Of the country
re.1y assgms their duties az the tyrsuncal
Interference # the military /. Withdrawn.
Nou 90 f4r. more brilliant victory was never gained
th-n that Of this Prussian Assembly all that i requi
40 . il Ia that the dignifsd and strong
po.r should be kept and that the People Of Berlin
should avoid AL active hostility ayanst the army The
moral power which the Assembly WELD is strong
enough b oppose al the armies Of the world. The
Ministry occupy Berlin have there the longdesired
state Of siege and have forced the Assembly suspend
their sessions but the other hand ministry were
ever 30 crippled. The public sentiment Is 50 entirely
opposed them aud 10 their Illegal action, that they
val presently ind themselves unable 20 carry even
toe show Of q government The chief Criminal Court
OF Berlin has closed ia tribunal, for the that
uh. s law suspended it will act no longer, and its
example is followed elsewhere. Civil officers OF a.
r4ass resign their places unwilling 10 ACT under such
anarchy The provinces declare that they will pay no
and ia many places the citizens nave notified the
officers commanding military detachments that they
shall not allow them 70 march against Berlin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

The next day the Assembly is invited by the Com
Council OF Berlin to meet in the City Hail. but as
Of these proceedings are private the troops are
there TO prevent The members Of the Common Coun-
ell claim the hall for their use and the soldiers
having no orders to hinder them from meeting with
draw. Aner short session the Common Council re-
.rn the ball which is now tree to the Assembly but
before entering IL President unruh tskes to inform
the commanding officer that they about proceed
10 business for the dignity OF the Assembly will not
allow il to meet by stealth They resolve 10 carry their
principle of Passive Resistance 70 its last step and close
their sessions empowering the President to summon
them together whenever II may be necessary and eN
pedient The refusal OF the taxes Is discussed some
what but held for future consideration Ihs neAt
day they again being called togssher by toe pre'
den; and view Of the whole conduct of the Govern
enl unanimously refuse the and declare that al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

" THE lSDEPENDENr IS the name Of a large
and beautifully printed weekly newspaper which made
ia adven, in our City Thursday Of lssi week Il i
religious paper, and the Editor. In their address to
the public say that it will be what its name indicate.
While the Editors Congregsuouslists they DO not
undertake % make the ndep pendent the rcprcsentatv
OF Consregstonaism. The Journal. they assure rs.
Is not established the organ Of any ecclesiastical
body, or Of any acc, or party-new school or old
school Questions Of National and state Legislation
"nere great moral principles sra involved such Al.
Slavery War, Postage Reform. the sale Of Arden,
Spirits SC &c. will Be fesre.sy discussed In ts col.
amn-, while it will not espouse the cause Of any
political party. Two numbers Of the paDer have
sresdy been issued and It's general appearance and
tone, together with the OF its Edtor. LEONARD
BAcoN, JOSEPH P. THOMPSON and sroass. Ir
give the most ample assurance that it will prove =,
valuable acquisition % the Religious Literature of La
iav
The first number contains an article on The News
psper Press from which extract the following .,a
tistcs in regard u the Press OF this Citv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
The Central Power.

The Assembly at Frankfort have AS matter Of course
have had the In Berlin under consideration and
have acted in the in accordance with their usual
policy. hey were placed in rather singular diem
ma by the fact that they felt special affection for
either Count Brsndenburg the Prussisn Assembly
The former they bound to oppose because he had
done his best to oppose them and was noted aniagon
st of the Unity of Germany The latter they could not
favor for II had treated them with little respect and on
the Posen question had aaty rejected their decision.
They must however, cay and do something both be-
cause the case pressing and because among their
own members the Left were urgent They accordingly
resolved to instruct the Commsssry Of the Empire who
had been dispatched TO Berlin 10 arrange the line Of de
msrcsion in Posen to call upon the King TO withdraw
soon AS sufficient measures had been taken for It's pro
lection ~ Berlin aud also to surround himself with a
popular Ministry instead of the present one. On the
other hand they recognized the right OF the King TO
transfer the Assembly another place and so admins
tered sidewise reprimsnd 70 that body for Its dsooe'
dieucc by this neither party will be satisfied
aud Frankfort will anew It's edIcts disregsrded-
There more than chance that the Constitution Of
the German Confederscy will have TO be made by a
new General Assembly. That at Frankfort has hardly
sufficient hold on life to survive such things as are go
ing forward and are likely to go forward at Berlin
Moreover nothing is hszsrded by saying that Germany
vii not be- united 50 long the Princes remain. The
way TO the unity of Germany leads through the Repub
lie IL cannot De- reached on any other path.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

Bot Heidelberg il comparatively quiet Il is sti IN
Germany and, A. ia I'll the places that have visited
tors side Of the Austrian frontier there IL only sub
Jet of thought and conversation the crisis a Berlin
The mails are waited for with impotence and the
newspapers read aloud 20 the groups that collect
around their possessOrs Every one feels that this
the last eudosvor 81 the old system recover itse
the sts between King and People opened for the
final trial Of strength The present is the turning point
10 the history Of the German Revolution n the King
eonquers Absoutism returns If only for little time
if the People conquer, the great step toward the Re
public is taken, and every royal house 10 Germany has
ita last day The victory u the hing cannot Ia
any event than temporary it will raise bar
rier gans the movement ~ 10 were, for day tw1
the victory Of the People will last At tin the spsr
States Of the Nation freed from the utgues snd IN
tere-ts Of the dynsstes bound together in com
pact Federation. with Untsry Government the
semLlsnce Of one Theimmediste future IT, after that
uncertain the great demand Of the times viii then be-
for Man, and will appear to take the direction Of
the new state II il be a Napoleon. he will SOW the
seeds Of subsequent revolutious If he be Washing
ton as competent to the wants of this Reform
Washington 10 those OF his. then Germany will be
such Nation the world has not yet seen. But
all depends this contingency Without such patriot
ism uagnanimitv steadiness and wisdom as belonged
h Washington. the Governor Of the Republic will be
come Usurper The task here is more difficult one
than Washnrtons for the Labor Question stands like
Sphynx in the way Til its settlement neither Peace
nor Prosperity possible in Europe. All expert
meuts Of soldiers policemen, or bankers that do not
go 20 tina, end will fail aud produce nothing but disaster
Credit and Confidence viii not revive Industry will not
recommence Trade win remain langud, in spite Of all
smulante until Labor is put upon new footing. The
forced idleuoss and poverty which must result from
this OF things will go necessarily TO increase the
violence and fury OF the political agitation and anarchy
Indeed looking at the Nations Of the Continent, ],
seems If Fate were pushing them 70 complete ruin
and bankruptcy, in order that everything being de
s,roycd, a new foundation might be laid, and new
structure erected of the fragments. France espc
caly since the fetal errors Of April and June appears
70 be in the hands Of macio Destiny After the
Revolution of February she lie TO have Louis Napoleon
for President and Girardn and Theirs for Ministers -
Such end this the German Republic can escape
only by Washington and by the Emancipation Of
Labor But will Washington appear That is the
question the Berlin Assembly IL however worthy 70 be
the precursor of such Man.