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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

Our MASTERS. There less than 100000 slave
holders in the United States There are al least 5000
900 who are not Shareholders. And yet these slaves
holders dictated The nomination of Cass and Taylor -
How long will the twenty millions be hewers Ct wood
and drawers Of wIter.t, them. ql
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

General Taylor neUer Snrrenders." The Charles,
ton News in urging the support Of General Taylor upon
the Soua, gives as coming from the lips of od Rough
and Ready" "that General Taylor in speaking freely
OF slavery, took he highest Southern ground and said
he scoid mersr gre mp his slaves and adds 1--WE know
that he never sufrendersn
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

II A considerable number of the most res.
pectable and Intelligent of the Mexican popula.
ton, will leave their country and come to the
United States with the American army, some OF
them being fearful OF civil war In the country,
and others having made so many enemies bv a.
sisting the Americans that they dare not remain
after our army Is withdrawn. Among those who
had arrived ct Vera Cruz at last accounts. to pre-
pare Tor leaving the country. was DR.. Vanderlin.
den, chief surgeon of the Mexican irmy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

SPLITTING THE TICKET. The Charleston Patrio
raises the Taylor flag, but oms the name of Mr. Fill
more, and refuses to support him The New Orleans
Bulletin does the same thing. The southern Wings fear
that Fillmore isn't "sound on the Wmot Provso."
1t looks queer here at the North see men who lave
for years been resolving and dccIaiming and voting
against The measures of the Shareholders, now hurrang
for the "ony shareholders that can be eecedD
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

MARY GROVER, or the Trusting Wife A domestic
Temperance Tale, BY Charles Burdeu author Of Gar,
thur Martini" the "Convct's Child" &c., New York,
Harper Brothers, 1913; PIP. l66 This work is very
neatly published and being from the pen of popular
writer, will doubtless find ready sale. 1t may be had
al Grouts Bookstore.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

RAIL ROAD OPENING. We understand that the
Stony Brook Rail Road will be opened tomorrow,
Saturday and that train will leave Lowell at 9 2
O'Clock, A. NJ, and pass the Worcester and Nash>
va Rail Road to Clinonve, where the company will
dine The Worcester and Nashua Rail Road from
Clinonvle to the Fitchburg Rail Road, in Gro,on will
be open for passengers and freight on Monday next.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

10 We are authorized to say that gentleman, hold
ing prominent position nthe Democratic party IN this
State, but who sympathzes in the free soil movement.
called upon Martin Van Buren,, few days since
When they parted, Van Buren, said to him, "Let the
advocates OF free soil be true; all they have 10 do is
to agatats qgitate, agite and they may carry erery
free State at the coming election
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

"CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA -
Atthe Baltimore Convention Mr. Senator Dick
inson, who made himself the mouthpiece of the
Old Hunkers, bid high for the privilege of be.
ing considered chiefly and above all the yassal of
the slave power. He hopes that ssthrift will fol-
low Iawning," and was therefore careful on all
occasions to pronounce how ready and glad he
was to obey his overseers At the close of one
OF his speeches his abuse of the Barnburners
was so outrageous and his laudation of the South
so fulsome and offensive that about fifty of the
Northern Delegates left the House in disgust
On this occasion he expressed his regret .sthat
he was not born in Virginia" With this senti-
ment the Democrats of Troy at a meeting a few
evenings since, expressed their entire unanimi-
ty in the following Resolution:
Resolved, That in Senator Dckinson's ex
preston of regret that he was not born in Vir-
ginia," his Democratic constituents fully agree
with him. That is the only point on which there
is any real sympathy between them and him.
That they implore him to attempt to remedy the
evil Tin which he had no voluntary agepcv1 bv
emigrating as soon possible to the State of his
preference.
The Resolution, says the Albany Atlas, was
adopted with tumult of applause, and when the
band struck up"O! carry me back to old Virginia. ,
there was perfect uproar of laughter. The air
and the words ofthe song were peculiarly appli-
cable:
And when 7 am dead and gone
Place my banjo by my side,
Let the possum and coons TO my funeral come
For they were always my pride.
Then in soft repose Pll sleep,
And dream for evermore
That you've carried me back TO old Virginia
10 old VTginia'S shore
.fni Slavery Standard.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

V The South Carolina papers Democratic
and Wing, have published call for Convention
OF Gen. Taylor's friends in Charleston. Thew are
taking measures to open the Campaign in compa.
ny Tor the old hero. No doubth will prove true
to that Empire, SO lar as her slave interests are
concerned.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

FIRES. large barn belonging to Capt Ephraim
Murdoch, in Wnchendon, was destroyed by fire about
two O'Clock on Monday morning. Besides hay, grain,
&c, 1t contained eight valuable horses, one OF them
worth $500; total loss $500. Nothing was saved
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

GES. Pillow. Georgia paper speaks of a "con-
spracy to destroy the reputation Of Gen. Pillow" His
military reputation, we presume. What a field for
gratitude!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

STEAMER AMERICA, for Halifax and Liverpool left
Boston "Wednesday at about L. P. NJ She had ninety>six
passengers eghtyfve of which for tie latter port and
among them are Amos Binney. Esq, of Boston, Prof.
H. 6. Rogers, bearer of dispatches and Mrs Maria w.
Chapman. She takes out less than $4,000 in specie.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

Our New TERRITORY. Oregon is said to contain
2l8 556 800 acres; California and New Mexico contain
100000 square miles. These and the other territories
of the Union equal at least 100000 square miles,
2600O0,o00 square acres Shall slavery be allowed to
overspread them all The people must answer.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

u The Bostons Atlas speaks Of the movements Of
the people as the little passing scizzle in the Wing
ranks little consequence and which Won't be no.
ticeable 10 morrow
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

70 The Wing Legislature OF Massachusetts,
uttered the following language in April, 1s47:
"Ihe Var is crime, and all ,oho haze mar.
taken in its .ceu fought fields haze aided in its
perpetrdti0n." 4~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

GyThe Albany Atlas says that MIR. Van Buren, has
accepted the nomination OF the Utica Convention and
the statement is confirmed by the N. Journal of
Commerce.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

EMF GRUNTs vessel is expected at Liverpool
from New York, with cargo OF live hogs.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-30

'Our great object is to defeat the election Of
Lewis Cass. -Springfeld Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

The sai9ainrl F1lrarI i he noa,Iusiirg
pan q ~ arilrls N he Nuuh l'aEalins
AEgus. and sarms - slrike - win ran.
ssaera1e loSne. We hare. Isom he mo-
ment he aursiiae uffsre suiIrsee a-as -.
tzird . one - iise mrans ~ ahich he
ilsaaorraiie raHy hoprd ~ ) --ced. re-
garded Z - . ramplele hnmbus; and
Hhy herazSr Il ID nos slEikr Il lie rno,
al The rEn if II 9as nn-. n dbl NOT GO
Gar enough. Why - % She lno,ale j,,sl
% alter lie t'onsiiuiinn 81 gre rsrry
man The right 10 ssae So Srnabrs! Why
nni ahallsh The PreprEly sraliirsiiaa
whirh entities men 10 hald seal in Ilar
Legislature! n ihere hal hren any sin.
eeriIy in The pTeiensinns ~ Reid. an this
question. he would have emltarrd llle
siaoie. We are fnnly 0f The Opiniun
that Il an aiieTalian is made. the Mesl
should demand. before they ransenl q
any amendment. thai 4 b. Ilaorungh: and
il demanded in lone nat 70 i,e misunlleT.
stood. &c prrdiel I.nrnlaruism will shrink
from lhs postum il has taken as bring Ias
advorsle of popular rights on llis suhierI
.fhere-ls also onr other hing equal.
ly certain: II she Constitution Is 10 ID
amended-if he principles upon whisl
the Legislature i HaR organized he bro
Ken in upnn-Ihen We "a for IioTnugi
change. We have n0 idea II lraving .
little pieee 0f irnlIns ground Gsr dema.
sogues Al every subsequent sleriinn inr 4
quarter al century. Let the Senate aa,
ilnnse OF Commons he composed uf nenl.
hers elceied hy aud according To white
population. Federal numbers have No
more business 10 The lloEse Than Land la.
in the Senate. That the present adSo.
cairs of law and order will lose mo- p0iIl
cal power by such an arrangement is per
irrlly ob,ions IL The most casual observer
Their numerical strength lies in the grea
West: and tie change will give lliem
clear maturity 1t lisirly-eieit ~ forty mem
bcrs upon joint ba',ol in the Legislature
And as the Democrats have put the bal
in moiiun. We src not quite sure bni Iha
they may want il slapped before It's pro
gress shall be arrested. u is much easi
er to raise the devil ihan Ia lay him. An,
when il shall he loo late, they may IeeI
and howl over the dark spots II lOcoloco
ism: for neither Tar. pitch. lurpenline M
ierrspins will have any influence iD on
councils thea"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

Some time snor VIC announced our dsicrmina-
ton 10 reduce the price Of the Recorder 10 txs
dollars 70 these whO pay siriefly IN odr0nes, o.
within three months. Since the frst Of July We
have addei considerable number 10 our Isl. .
portion II whom may desire 10 avail themselves
II the low price. Tkose who intend doing 80
can probably 6ra an opportunity Of sending the
two dollars BY s0sss RsigklsOS who viii attend al
che approaching Angus sr septcmber Count
ihose who delay iOGger than thras months viii
be expected to Pay two dollars and fily cents; o,
IL delayed beyond the year three dollars viii IN
the price.
Our cid sghse,ihsns. these who have stuck u
Us through good and through evil report, Of eOurs
arc entitled to the same privilege by complying
with the terms,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

an Tuesday, the 18th day of September next
~ | shall proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder
at the late residence of John Shaw, dcc'd, p
miles north west Of Raleigh such portion o. MS
estate as will not be required IN securing me pre-
sent crop, Wig: the stock of Horses, Hogs Sneep
and Cattle, one Cotton Gin and Screw, one
Threshing Machine and Wheat Fan, one va
gon, one Carryall, one set OF Smith ioois' ra',
ming implements Of various kinds housenO'd
stuff &C., five Bales of Cotton, quantisy OF o
bacco, Wheat, Oats and Fodder, and many other
articles not specified. A credit Of twelve months
will be allowed, and purchasers in all cases re-
quired to give bond and approved security. The
sale will be continued from day 70 day, If neces
sary' JNo, D. LEATHERs, Ex'r.
Sept. 5. 4o-iN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
Synopsis of the Troupe.

MUSIC.
Orchestra, Ganl's Brass Band.
Demands String Band.
Comic, Jennings, M'Gil
Ethiopian, ]. Smith, ID. Brown, q. M'GilL.
EQUITATIoN.
Principal and Gymnastic-- NJ collum, Z. Stone,
]. Biaekwood, NJ. ]. Lipman.
Scene and Dramatie--D. w. Stone, A. Levi, ].
Shay.
GYMNASTICS:
Medium, Eaton Stone, and twenty others.
BATT0UT ELAsTIQUE, -..~..
The above Gentlemen, aided BY the Worlds
Vauller, VI. ]. Lipman. s..s @.--
POSES CLAsSIQUE:
B. Jennings, and his son Master Henri.
ACR0BATiC,
j. shay, A, Levi. Young Harvey, ID. Brown.
Pnysir0i Deriees-L Leonard Harvey. STE
Department. IF comedy--t;. ID. Johnson, b. yen.
nings, A. Levi.
EQULTBRIA:
Crescent Wire, Young Harvey.
Equilibriums, Eaton Stone.
Light Balancing, Shay.
PAGEANTS, ENTRIES, &C.:
E. Magill, c. Msgill, ]. Hinkley. H. Stimmell, &c.
PrypristOrs--Stone. Medium & Go.
MdnGger-John w. Smith.
Equestrian Direcf0r--D. w. Stone. ia
accredited Agenf--G. L. Eaton.
A discriminating public will dwell, ON rIancinp
over this bird's-eye view of the Immense Troupe.
upon the names of Medium, Eaton Stone. j.
Smith, NJ. ]. Lipman, H. X. Gaul, D. w. Stone,
J. Blackwood, respectively the best performers in
their respective departments in the country.
The method and system pcrvading the perfor-
mances, and the order and decorum always rigid
ly enforced, in and out of the circle, which have
been as marked characteristics Of this Circus, as
even the superiority Of the performances win be
strictly adhered TO; and il is trusted preserve the
patronage of that intelligent and refined poriioil
of the community, who have. in an especial man
ner, heretofore honored this Circus with their pre-
sence. The managers indulge as great pride and
satisfaction in dwelling upon the numbers of. the
patrons who have always thronged their enter
tainments, and they congratulate themselves that
they never possessed IN such abundance as now
appliances TO cater for an healthtul taste for In
nocent amuseInents
| Admission so cents-children half price.
Usheis in attendance TO wait on Ladies and IA
mily parties TO seats,
PIT for colored persons Is cents. ,.. ......
Doors will open On day performance at !, CONE
mcnce at lat night at q 4, commence at s.
G AL improper persons excluded.
STONE & McCOLLUM.
September 2, d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
TReported for the Intellipencer,

Friday, Sept LIST, 1913.
ToBAcco Manufacturing in demand
al 5as7; Shipping, a So showing
a decline. Common Leaf, 3 So
i.ugs, II SCI.
FIouR-SuperGne, 81 a So.
WnEAT-Red Wheat, good to prime,
80 97c.; White Wheat, 95 l00c.
Com - Brisk. at ~ a Al cts.
CoTToN-Bu, liule arrr ing in market,
and a decline since last report. We now
quote at g. cts.
BAcoN--Virginia cured sides. i
els. Shoulders, 6 a g. cts; Hams. 81 a
20 cts. Western, 4 81 cents-as to
quality.
LARD-Stock light and in demand al
81 10 cents.
APPLE BRANny-New, % cts; Old
IS a 40 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
maEAIR,m

The sOcisiy. attached 10 the Presbyterian
church in this place, for missionary and heneSo-
Lent purposes, win hold Fair in the Masonic
Hall on Thursday Of September court, 0he l4ih;)
the doors to be opened at SIX O'Clock. p. NJ The
Ladies have been diligent in making preparations
lOr the fair. and We hope they will meet with
such success in their sales as viii enable them tC
carry out all their good purposes.
August 26lh, is4s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
Sound and Patriotic Sentiment


Upon the occasion of Il political meeting
at Raleigh, the seat of government of the
State Of North Carolina, Mr.. Senator
Badger, who is a resident of that beau,i-
fut little city, was called out by his fellow
citizens. and delivered speech of great
interest and power On the grea, National
issues involved in the pending Presidential
election. In the course of his speech he
paid a glowing and feeling tribute TO the
integrity, ability. and worth of Gen. Ia
chary raylor. He deemed the true pivot
upon which the ensuing election ought to
and mus. turn to he the question of the
unlimited exercise Of The Veto power. II,
he SAID, you would have The Legislative
departments of the country mere chambers
for registering the edicls of corrupt Ex-
ecutive, vote for the advocate OF such a
theory, Lewis Cass. But il you would
see the will Of the people expressed and
perfected through their proper Represen'
tatives-.-ifyou would preseryeyour repub'
ilcan form ofgoyernment in reality as vel
as name. vote for that man who will sac
'ltiee hisown private partialllies ofopinio'
10 the open declarations of The popular
will. Mr.. Badger concluded his remark
nv an eloquent, earnest, and stirring ap
| peal 70 his Whis brethren to organize all,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
The Prospect in ohio.-The Cineir

The Prospect In Ohio.-The CineIh-
natl Gazette Of Thursday says: "our
advices from The eastern and northern
parts Of The State are encouraging TO the
Wings. Ford will get as large major.
" as any candidate f'r Governor ever did
ON the Reserve, and Taylor will also have
a majority. The Friends in the eastern
counties. who were dissatisfied with Tay'
Ior. prefer him to Cass OF Van Buren, de-
cidedly. and are roming out in his support.
In the southern, central, and southwestern
portions Of the Stale we are informed thai
the Wings are wide awake. and gaining
strength daily. Ohio will do her duty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

The s.. I4oui- Rspubliran Of The I6iL
instant. says lhai Dr. B.. an ensny %
agent 81 The States Of N0Ilhem MeAIc0,
has been u That eiiy and had several con.
lrrnres Wilh General Shields rs IN the
command Il The Sssna NiadTe expedition,
and tile Indications are Iial he hss aecep.
ted The PTOiirE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
SANDS sARSAPARILLA.

The following statement Is from gentleman
who Is one Of the first Druggists in the city d
Providence, and from his extensive knowledge O
medicines Of every kind aud his experience d
The effects Of Sends Ssrsspaiifla, his opinion Is
one Of peculiar value TO the afflicted
Providence. r. l., Feb. Is. ls45.
Sands ssrsaparilla-I speak experimen,ally
when say that this medicine is far more efiec,u.
Vi in the cure Of chronic or acute rheumatism thar
any other preparation have ever tested. Hay
ing endured extreme suffering at times within thu
last Eve years from repeated attacks of inaamma
tory or acute rheumatism, have recently used
this preparation with the happiest successfully
health is now better than ID has been for many
months past, my appetite j. good, and my strength
is rapidly returning. ] attribute this healthfnl
change emit ely to the se of this potent medicine
Feeling sympathy with those who are afflicted
with this most tormeniing and painful complaint
cannot refrain from earnestly recommending q
such, the use of this valuable specific. Having
the most entire confidence in the medicine and
skill of DIR. Sands, | was induced thereby to Try
the effects Of their Sarsaparila, and take plea
sure in adding my testimony TO that of many 9th
ers commendatory of its invaluable properties, IN
known to, and unsolicited BY the Messrs. Sands
CHARLES DYER, Jr
Druggist and Apothecary.
Prepared and sold by A. d. & d. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner of William
New York.
! Sold also by LONG, WEBB g. CO., Hills
borough, by ALEX. s. WEBB & CO., Glover
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists general,
throughout the United States.
| Plice 81 por bottle. Six bottles for SIS.
February |. *..#.# a.a5 *a al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

The Photograph" published in Lou.
isville. Mississippi, contains the following
cheering announcement:
I'VE have hauled down the names of
Cass aud Butler, and placed in their Stead
those OF the peoples choice. Taylor and
Fillmore. or Gen. Taylor it is almost
superlluous to speak. His image is en-
shrined in the hearts Of the people. v !. I"
lie is emphatically the man for the
people, and there will be such rush oil
The masses in November next, from hill
and dale. hamlet, village and city, TO ele-
va,e him 10 the Presidency,..as has never
before been seen. #>.#%
So The fabric reared BY Democracy
is iottering to its base--its fall is inevlia'
6le-lhe party know and feel 1.-THE p"'
litical bull has been issued from the Pres
idential VATICAN. and the office holders and
office. seekers are enthusiastically obeying
lis mandates; their very existence depends
npon their success; but, alas! they are
destined 10 all overwhclmin. defeat"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
Fall Transportation
Esi6 Cape FaGv EsiCey.

Henrietta Steamboat COnipany's
Line.
THE Steamers Henrietta and Evergreen hav-
Il ing been thoroughly repaired are now rea-
dy to carry Freight up and down the River with
despatch. Thankful for former, we solicit con-
,inuance of patronage. This Line will carry
Freight and forward as low as any Line on the
River.
DANIEL JOHNSON, Agent
Henrietta Steamboat Co,
Fayetteville, August |, 1913.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
Our PROSPECTS, in Georgia.-The Mil

ledgeville Recorder Of the 18th instant has
the following cheering paragraph :"ln a
some what extended TOUR through many OF
the upper counties Of Georgia. we have
fell cheeret by the prospects of the Poru.
lar favor for old Rough and Ready. The
Wings Of course are for him. and The greai
body of Democrats are for him al heart
whatever they may be at the polls-no'
against him. There are few counties in
Georgia where Gen. Taylor will no. re-
rceive Democratic support. and in many
of them very substantial support. The
popular tide is evidently IN his favor, the
calm determination af the people, unln'
iluenced by party politicians, or any o'hel
causes, but their own love, admiration AND
confidence in the old patriot and hero. II
Georgia does not cast her vote Tor Gen
Taylor, we can only say, there is no re
lance 10 be placed in usually very uner
ring signs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
Worth Carolina IIeraId.-The Ran

dolph Herald, published Iby Messrs. Machen &
Brown, has been considerably enlarged, and as
sumed the new title Of NoRTH CARoLIxA He.
RAID" Entirely new materials have been pro-
cured, and the paper has put on quite neat ap-
pearancc. The Herald is an able and faithful ad.
voca,e Of Wing principles, and we hope the en-.
,erprising editors will be well sustained.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

sshnai a'iBk 81 yielding Frsn = tdas n
IFllFl 10 any PaTliga NJ lhFm, Ypa may
Judge lhsl bic i nal ~ eEaeReFslsd stale
Elenl Gan tha iarls lasl lie nnmhHr 81
FFFsEEls nlaa EaRHaNe Ps.slsF assiiElsarF I'D
sWeiied from i05l 0n0. wlls xrre euanscl.
"a uslh he naIisnd HaEksh0ps, 10 si,aFe
800 .000. Oee = m dsslairl 6isnShalass
u - pshlir boantg begaH wilh - psr.
aa1as an me lisi N his lilslr bra. II iire
Sags hs nd s. apFiirsnis far siA Nh
he inrlemrnry of ainser. he snAeEiags
q Ilse pasr nil ~ incrrssrd % IN inlaae.
rahls dssrre. and i dOes nos aPprar MA
B.sssarss 81 V nkrn 10 rslleys lhmr.s :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

E0Fk-ia msnlirsi hiFif miaAmsnl ~
their Ralls siaRsiaFd'hFaRE he sallaHl
taylaT, - . i'aily rauai - thui ~
Hhirh lhfy ~ PrnPie 81 NuTlh Caagil-
- arFlsEsd ilriE a. rsiun c. flarIF ~
i.ss So ~ Id
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

~. Badgers speech.-ws size To-
Sly portion a tl.s spesrh II Mr. Badger on he
III 10 establish the trHisssial sosrmmSnls Of DE-
s.sn. New Mexiso. snd California, ienominaled
shs - csmPForaiss BiIl" IssHPlsins abe resson
Il M. Badgers sygosiiiOa 10 tie Lsli. and uiil
ura repay an attentive psrasal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

has been received. II contains 81 siy pages Of in
tercstns reading matter, handsomely printed. The
ornaments for this number arc" DIR. Johnson's
first Interview with Goldsmith !" Jessie" line
engraving half morning Fashion plate and a
Wood engraving" My Misiress's Bonnet" be-
sides Music, and other embellishments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

Circus.-By reference TO our advertising CO.
lumns, il will be seen that the Mammoth Circus
Of Mess,s. Stone & McCollum will be opened
here on Friday neAt. The lovers Of amusement
will no doubt be highly graticd with visit 10 it.