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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13
CONGRESS-.

IN THE SENATE. On the 2sth sli. The mi
Iilary committee r-Porlrd liIl fOt siding ten re-
siBsnl. loths pss.rHs s~snty Eve rrsnsn,s u the
regular army. and another bill authorizing twen-
" nsw regiments of volunteers. Should lhe.s
rsEimeuasse raised. The army Of The Inilsd stsies,
rrEaS.r end volunteer. win amount 70 shout <v-
<niy thousand men.
On che ID inst. The Army Bills we're taken up
% sAe special order. and lhs ons relating 70 the
cI0shing u volunteers wasPas.sd without ascend
msnt and without Jshals.
Mr.. csss ihsn took the floor uTsn the twenty
reximrnt biIl, in the course Of which be PrOnoun.
red the position q the Administration 10 be inn
prrgnshls in regard 10 shs war. and expressed
great willingness 10 meel I'll the assaults, ~ be
douh,ed No. he could easily rePeIl them.
when Mr.. Cas- had closed his speech. sir.
ring debate sprung up As 10 the order Of business
Mr.. calhoun's resolutions having previously berIr
made the order Of the day for TUESDAY. Finally,
The hill Vas made the special order for welnes.
DAY at one o'cIOck, with the understanding thai
Mr.. Calhoun shOuld.he heard on bis resolutions
Tomorrow.
On TUESDAY, nfiei she morning business, Mr.
Calhoun procecdcd 10 address the Senate upon
his resolutions. lie oPPOscd the whole policy Oi
the war D. il has been conducted. and advocated
the adoption Of q defensive line. The whole oi
Lis speech Is in his usual lucid style. and observes
attentive consideration; We shsll endsavOr 10 give
/, entire in our neIL
On Wednesday. Mr.. Csss's hill adding ten re-
Eimcnls To the Amy was taken up, and debate
ensued in which Messrs. crit,enden, Cas- Cal.
houn. Jefferson Davis aud others participated; AMI
the bill Was ordered 10 he cngros-cd.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tn Monday the Ord instant, Mr.. Houston o.
Delaware. submitted a resolution in favor Of So'
ing thanks and n medal u Gen. Taylor. his Off
rsrs and soldiers. Cor their salor, skill and gco'
conduct displayed in the battle Of Busna Vista.
Mr. Henly novel 10 amend BY adding that th'
sail officers aud soldiers were " engaged in de
Tending the rights and honor Of the nation"
Mr.. Ashuan moved 10 amend the. smsndmsn
BY adding the words in war unnecessarily ans
uueonsti,u,onslly begun by the President Of th'
United States"
The question being taken by yeas and nays OF
Mr.. Ashm.n's amendment, il was decided in tn
sfIirma.i.s-yeas SIS. rays 81.
Mr.. Cobb, Of Geo. said he would like to debat
the subject. and il was therefore laid over unit
tomorrow.
On Tuesdsy. after the reception Of petition
and reports, the House took up Mr.. Coggin's re
solution calling foI the instructions given by u
President relative TO Santa Anns's return to AeI
leo. Alsr some debate the resolution wan ADOPT
ed by a vote Of las TO Is.
On Wednesday. Mr.. venahle moved to recon
slider the above vote, but his motion was laid o
the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Bolts, the House proceede
10 consider, in committee Of the whole, the rese
luton relative to restoring TO the Frederckshur
company the contract for carrying tho gre'
Southern mails.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY,.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1917.
Sara. SiiGrp,
VI.
DanisI Sharp Adam anthony and Uife Sally.
Henry Hhitsitt. Sally Whifsih, Calrin
Khitsin, s'sd sfhtrs.
Petition for Dover.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
u that Adam Anthony and wife Sally, Henry
Whiisiii, Sally whisitt, and Calvin Whitsiit,
defendants in this case, are not inhabitants Of
this State: II is therefore ordered BY the Court
that publication be made in the Hilsborough Re.
cortcr for six weeks 8 cessiyely, for said defen-
danis TO appear at the next term Of this Court
to he held for the county Of Orange, at the couri
house in Hillshorough oil the fourth Monday IN
February next, to plead, answer or dsmur 10 III,
aforesaid petition, or it will be heard ex paTse
e. iham.
Witness, 'Jo.eph Allison, clerk Of our sal,
| Court, a. Office, the 4,h Monday Of Nov. ls47.
JOSEPH ALLISON, {. C. c.
Price adv. IS 90. ls-6,
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LATE FROM MEXICO.


The British mail steamer Tesiol srriy-
ed al TAT Island. beInw New Orleans, on
the 20lh ul'.. bringing very late account,
from Mexico.
Gen. Patterson. with his immense ain.
had reached the city of Mexico. having
left garrison at Rio Frio, whicn il TO be
hereafter permanent depot.
The Mexican Congress, sitting al Que.
relaro. had quorum on the 9th ullimo,
to which date the advices from that civ
reach. The Mexican papers mention a
runlor that Congress was about 10 despatch
Commissioners to Havana TO treat ii that
place with the Uuilrd States on the sub
ject Of peace.
Col. Bankhead, the new governor Of
Vera Cruz. has issued an order directing
that, until further notice. the routine Of pub.
lie business in that city shall continue as
established by his predecessor, Col. vii.
son.
The Arco Iris newspaper SAYS that the
Mexican government had called upon Ge'
nerals Canalizo. Alroria, and LomhardinC
for the purpose Of giving them commits
sion TO raise new army. This move
menl is disapproved of by the Nionueul
Republirano, published in the city Of Mex
leo, which paper charges the individual
named with cowardice and want of capa
city. aud pr"nounces them totally unwor
thy Of the high trust which it 10 proposed
TO devolve upon them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

The foibles Of Yankee (says Yam.
kee) spring from the best traits Of his cha.
racter. He guesses and cha,echiscs be-
cause he ,hirsis for knowledge; he whit
ties because he is ingenious and inventive;
he sings psalm tunes because he 10 reli-
gious; and he whistles because he is con-
tented and happy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

Nearly six hundred persons attended a
complimentary dinner given TO Commo.
dore Stockton. al philadelphia. on the 4.h
inst. The newspapers report i. as having
been very handsome and agreeable enter
tainmeni. Speeches were male by May
or Swift, Cum. Stockton, the Hon. Isaac
L. Morse Of Louisiana, the Hon. Mr.. Lee
vim of Philadelphia. and Mr.. Potts OF iren-
ton. Hon. John Van Dyke was among
the gusts.
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aTRs. WkpDElL - egsl hrE sslassl &C.
~ shs - q 9Ea1A1s 81 sssss IL Isl q
Nsy.
An De bxsnsass suhSsasa u . sd EaElsa
ssarnaion 81 - as1ght. ss1h asslslznc< ~
i Esn3sEed a. - FnabAs ksE 10 tsy0ts H0ss tisn
sAs esaai posslan II lime ~ snnaA rlail1rsn.
Ne Papil NIll - Lsksn f. lsaf fhas . sssaaoas
ssoEa he ehiAllea e iIsnsieHi slsilsfs-
Twas. Essalk IN adsanas-f siii9n. e. -
and SO.
ganpa9 4. M-SE
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Casualty youth, James Tysor, son
Of Mr.. Jordan Tysor, Of Chatham County,
was Instantly killed on the 25sh uls. by
the accidental discharge Of gun. His
cousin. who had gun. was walking be-
hind him, and while attempting to place
the lock under his coat to protect il from
the rain, il was discharged, the bulle. en-
tering The back Of the unfortunate youth
and passing drought his heart.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13
MAP AGENTS WANTED,

TESHE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale
Of his Maps numbe, of young and middle
aged men Of moral business habits, as travelling
agents. Having completed new and greatly i'm
proved editions Of his Universal Atlas, 73 Maps;
large Map Of the World, Reference and Distance
Map of the United States, National Map of the
United States--also, a variety of other Maps, in
Guiding several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber is
prepared to furnish agents. for cash. at the lowest
possible prices.
Address, III -.....-...- 1888
5. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
Northeast corner of Market and Seventh
Streets, Philadelphia. ..~
iaaHarv il. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, lsi7.
Peasleps HsRR, J
va Petition fs' Dover

HTai,J Fann. aad0lhera
mr. appearing 10 The satisfaction Of The Court,
n that Willis ]. Vans, one 81 the defendants IN
this case. i not an inhaltsnt Of this State; u Is
therefore orderrd By the Court, that puhllcsilon
he made in the HiIlshorough Recorder for 81
weeks suecessiyely, for said defendant 70 appear
II the neat term q this C0uFt, 10 be held tor The
county Of Orange, 81 the court house IN HILLSIDE
rough, ON the fourth Monday in February next
10 plead. answer OF demur 10 the aforesaid petit
lion, OF il viii he heard ex paEie ~ TO him.
Wines. Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
st Office, the fourth Monday Of November, ls47.
JOSEPH ALLISON, C. C. o.
Price alx. $50. iS-ow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

From the Rio Grande "A copy o.
the MaIamonOs Flag Of the lIIh ulIimC
contains The orders Of Gems. Wool and
Butler lorbidding The payment Of black
mail by American traders OF others 10 Mex,
leans Tor The conveyance Of their good.
secure from the Expectations Of the guer
rllas. This. il appears. has been done By
traders between Monterey and the RiG
Grande. An infraciion Of these orders b.
Americans is declared Ia be REASONABLE
offence. Mexicsns aud foreigners prac.
Using II will be inimical. and the person
Offending will be confined and the proper
~ cOnfiscaied.
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Song, for the Peopie.-w. have

eeived the first number Of new publication en-
titled " Songs for the People" Il contains Sc
lection Of Popular Songs, with the Music attach
ed, and is Handsomely printed and ornamentcd
with numerous sngravings No doubt the work
will he highly entertaining to large class in g
very community. II ia 10 be ISSUED monthly, at
o. per annum. I, is published by Messrs. G. ID.
Ziehcr & Co. Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

~ Our acknowledgements ARE due 10 Mssrz-
M.HEum and Badger fOr an arrangement By
whieh ne shsn reosiss he Ofirial dali, EspOrls
ofths proceedings and drbsiss in Ehs ssnlis 81
thr Inissd kgaiss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

The ihFee grraIest champions Of lhe
last war Eish Great Britain were Henry
flsy. John q. calLoun. and Albet
6sllaiin. These three champions ar.
still living. and III az them condemn with
their whole hearts The war with Mexico
What rauld more slrikingly illustrate the
opposite characters Of lhe two wars, 90
FAR as the conduct OF our 6Oyernmenl 10
concerned. Lo1isriiie Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13
North Carolina Lead.-We saw

week, some bars of lead. part Of guam.
tity brought here for sale from the Wash
ington Silver Mine, in Davidson county,
by Roswell A. King, esq. We learned
from Mr.. King, that the company has
lately commenced the process Of separa'
ting the lead from the silver ore, and that
they will probably obtain about 25 tons
per annum, for most Of which there will
be market in the western part of oul
own state. Heretofore, the lead and sill
yer ore have been shipped withou. sepa
ration, to the north. Now, great saving
of expense is effected by preparing ,ht
lead at the mine. Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

The Union MagaZinc.-Ws have re-
eeivea the January number of this neatly printed
and richly ornamestc.i periodical. II is sditedh
Mrs. C. NJ. Kirkland and numbers among its
contributors the names Of ,hirty-six persons, ma
nv Of whom are favoriies with the reading public.
The work is published by II. I.u,lrig, No. 20
yssey street, New York, at So Pcr snnum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13
English School.

THE suhscfiler hAs Ossnsa IN English schOol
II n bis 0Hn housr. whsHe Residing. Mnlng.
sp~lling. and Arishmrfir Sill l. taught. And IN
sidiii0n, wong H,cn Who may lie desircus u
leaIlling he very essential part d E.isstns aud
Book Kseping, win siso b taught. 81 . reasons
BE PriOs. -o,,
January III. g-Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

gFsss q eoRsIaeisoa, siih asia mArs a
% ltrss bssldrs IhHre nlhrrs "a r0uirmgAa-
li0n. alih 2.npo miirs 81 WaErs. Has il
ALL be srsn Ilzsl he lines EaEhislaed. in
PfqgEess. and Contemplated. sl.sE ~ -
gEegzar u 1853 niles Il nirrs. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

The Magnetic Telegraph is rapidly ex-
tending itself over the entire Union.--
There are now finished and in operation
thirty. one lines, with 3,047 miles of wires.
There are also eleven more lines in pro-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

A Hoggish Conveyance.-A farmer
Of 81. Alb,ns, Vs,mOAI. recsnIly made .
gIsnd ssuee INTO ibsi place. mounej on
ssnsll car dswn BY iOuT large kog'. lie
entered the town % . brisk not, smidsI
The secl,mstons Of bupdreJs Who were
soon drawn together 10 wIInsss this On.
somnen spectacle. Afer making tbs
tour OF The market place three or .fouI
times. be wtnt into the sool-psct yard,
had bic swinish esiils unhsTnessed snd
taken into Q stable together. where they
we're rsgalsd with tough full Of beans
ssd wash. They remained shout tws
hours. While he despatched bic business
.. u.ssl ct the usrke,. ~hrn they were
put TO and duvsn home sgsin. muIuiudsi
cheering him. ffhls man. Al 10 SAID. hs'
only had lhe,s snimsls under training s''
months. A gentleman, on the spo', Of
feted him e240 fos The concern 90 IL stood
Lut il sss indignantly refused.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

Shocking Affair." most lamentablc
affair recently occurred in New York.
whIrh in a few hours resulted in the
death Of DR.. Arnold T. Wainwright. one Of
the Professors in the Crosby stree, Medi-
cal College. The particulars are thus re.
lated by the correspondent Of The Phila.
delphia Inquirer: s|
The Dnctor's wife was originally from
one of the Southern States, where her re.
laiions are now living one Of them re-
Gently sent him az curiosity large rat.
tie snake. some six feet in length, cnclo.
sed in a wooden box. Last evening the
Doctor was taking The snake somewhere.
and on his way he stepped into the Broad.
way House, corner Of Broadway and
Howard Street, and thus met some per-
sons with whom he was acquainted. On
being spoken TO in relation TO the snake,
he very impruden,ly took ii out Of the
box and allowed il To run OH the floor.
In a very short time il commenced rat
ling, and the persons present became
afraid. and jumped around in all direc'
tons.
! At the urgen, reques. Of the keeper o.
the place, for some person TO kill the rep
tile, DR.. Wainwright said tina, there was nc
occasion for fear, and proceeded TO caict
the snake and put il in his box again
lie caught il, but while putting il in, HI
received n severe bite on the middle fin
ger of his hand. In an incredible shor
space Of time, the wounded part was ex
cised, and causiic applied TO the adjacen
parts, but Notwithstanding these precau
,ionary measures, the virus reached .h'
system. The hand, then arm, and final
" the DOCTORS side, swelled and becam'
black. He was removed as quickly a
possible home, and he died at twelve
o'clock las, night IN commissions, just si'
hours after he received the bite.
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When Presidents nira. :

When Presidents Dine. - On Davy
Crackers return to his constituents, ai.
ter his first session in Congress, ana.
,i0n" Of them surrounded him one day.
and began to interroga,e him ahon,
Washington. "Whal time do they dine
al Washington, Colonel :" asked one.
/" Why" said he, common people, such
as you are here. get their dinners at one
O'Clock, bu, the gentry and big 'uns dine
at thee. As for Representatives, we dine
al four, and the aristocracy and The Senate
they dom, get their viciuals I'LL five
q" Well, when does the President fodder,
asked another. "0ld Hickory" exclaim'
ed the Colonsl, attempting TO appoint
time i'm accordance with the dignity Of the
sta,ion.) "Old Hickory! we'll, he dom
dine I'LL next day" -.....-..
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M A r r I Il ID

In this county, on Thursday the 3oth ultimo,
by William A. Lea, esq, Mr.. GEoRss WAsHISs-
TOE GHAHIxs to Miss AvALrsl KIxc, oil of
this county.
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II OST, in the streets of Hillsborough, on Sun
IL day last, Gold Chain and Cross. A libs-
raj reward will he given to the finder, on appli-
cation at this Office. II
+ Noyn.nhar 10, Oh
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Tanning. The New York Journal
and Mechanic mentions new patent Tor
handling hides while in ihe process of
tanning. The hidrs are all suspended in
the vais ON q frame, which il connected
with = raller above ground. by means ol
suitable gearing, two men. n is said, ran.
in few minutes. raise and air ihe,whole
park Of hides. and restore them 10 The Vals
again. This saves The most luxurious psTI
of The ari Of tanning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-13

b. TsEgpIA - thS y. D. Tnssns-
@ Ginsinnsll. De-. -
The STEAMER A. N. Inisnsoa. hound 70
Wherling. hunt hFF b0ilrr yesterday.
wilh ; iGrmrndoas sxPl.sian. near Msys-
vile. ky.. from snmr unasreEtained de-
Fret in lhr machinery. Bessrrn siHiy
and sessniy Psrsans were killed on The
spuI. and = large number sealdrd. 81 whom
some thirty sse 81 harTihly injured that
llrir rrrssrIy xas considered Doubtful.
Sa nPid Eers the PEagEess 0f The
Aauses shrr the rxpl' sim, and % ram
plrirly ll,e devastation. that hardly IN r.
tort ronld he made Cor self-preseTyalion.
The bnsi ass snon in nne sheet VI IRE
and harmed % the waters edge.
The number Of passengers on board
The A. n. johnson whrn this appalling
srridenl occurred. Was one hundred and
sixty. mi more than one-quansruf whors
escaped injury. 30 dreadful IN arrihrnI
has rarely. if ever. orrUTed ON the Ohio.
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LIST or LETTERS,

DEMAINING in the POsi OfIios 81 Hillsbs-
- rough. n. e., Oh The la day Of January,
Isas, whirh II not lsken ous within three months.
win be ssnt 10 the GsDsral Post Ofiee - dead
tsllensL 4.- $685.
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Confectionaries, &c.
MRS, yASSEUR

Has just re-
ceived a We
~ large and
we'll selected
assortnsntof
articles in
her line Of
business, to
" hieh abe
W gu Id res
spsctfully
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-14
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

The STATE Of Ohio, Carroll county, SIS.
Tho State of Ohio, for the use Court of com.
OF the Fund Commissioners. mon pleas of Car
VS. roll county, Sep
John S Orin, Executor Of the tember term, lS4s
estate OF David Workman, de-
ceased, ct. ais. In Chancery.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of the
court of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale, at the door
Of the court house in Carrollton, on
Saturday The 22d day Of July, A. D. l84s,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. Nj. and 4 o.
clock, p NJ. OF said day, the following real estate,
viz: Lot number thirty-two (32) OF Atknson's ad-
dtion, fronting and bounding on Canal and Lisbon
streets, in the town OF Carrollton, Carroll county,
Ohio, with the improvements thereon; appraised at
$4,000, and may be sold for 100000 Terms
cash. +. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner
June l6 ls4s--36-5t. Pr. fee S2,95
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DAILY AND WEEKLY CHRONOTYPE.

EDITED BY ELIzER WRIGHT; Published by White,
Potter e. Wright, Is State street, Boston.
TERMs.-Daily, one cent, each number. For a.
ny sum forwarded to the publishers free Of expense,
they will send the paper at that rate till the money
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WEEKLY.-T Two dollars year, in advance, or for
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This publication is made in the finest style Of
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he thinks proper to admit, on all subjects of human
interest. 1t advocates equality of human rights
and the abolition of slavery thorough land reform
cheap postage, abstinence from intoxicating drinks
exemption Of temperance men from taxes to repair
damages of drinking, reform in writing and spell
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A Farm for Sale.

The subscribers desire to dispose Of the farm OH
which they reside, situate in East township, Car
roll county, Ohio, one mile north of Norrstown
and containing lO5 acres, 20 Of which are clear
ed and under a state of good cultivation. There
are on the premises acommodious dwellmg house,
a large and convenient barn, good spring and
spring house, and other suitable uut-buildings
Also, fine orchard, containing select assort'
ment OF apples, peaches, pears plums, cherries
and other choice fruit. The road from Carrolltor
to New Lisbon passes through the farm. Any
person desiring to purchase good and conve
nient farm, are respectfully solicited to call and
view the premises. The terms Of sale will be lib
eral, and made known when desired
WILLIAM O'HERR0N,
DAVID O'HERRON.
Map 10, 1848-32-3t.