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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
New discoveries Of Gold in North


Car0lina.-l'he Charleston Courier has
the following notice Of new discoveries oI
Gold in this State. As the Courier init.
mates, some Of those, and especially our
friends herehboui, who are laboring under
the "yellow FEVER had better Turn their
thoughts and steps in another direction
than California.
"a letter from Monroe, N. c., 10 a
gentleman in this city. dated l7lh inst,
gives The statement thai four men found,
in Union county. fneire and three quar-.
Ter pounds Of gold on the Thursday and
Friday preceding. Others were finding
gold in more or less quantity every day.
Gold was found within eight niles of
Monroe. The discovery of this rich me.
tai had given an impulse 10 business in
that section Of country, and things were
looking up.
u The Noril, Carolina mines should
continue To yield as plentiful as is above
indicated, some Of the advenlurers to Cal.
ilornia may change their destination to a
point nearer home, where they will be
enabled 10 convert their treasure into coin
with more facility, and where there will
be no danger of suffering for want of pro-
visions or cloihing."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Rail Road Meeting in GuIrford

An enthusiastic meeting Of the ciiizens Of Gull
ford was held in Greensborough on Tuesday IN,
goth uliimo, for the purpose Of determining upon
the plan Of action which should he adopted hy the
County to give prompt and efficient aid in III,
construction Of the Central Rail Road, and 10 pro.
mote other measures Of internal improvement in
which that portion Of The state is peculiarly int.
rested.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. GiImer, in
very able, patriotic and interesting speech; in
which, after pourtraying with much eloquence
the natural advantages Of the siatc--her fruitful
soil. the variety Of her productions, her manufac-
turing facilities, and the abundance Of her mine
raj resources-ho advericd 10 our want Of an out
LEI to market as the great cause Of the unpros-
porous condition Of our citizens, as compared with
those of more favored states. He showed, ffom
various statistics, that udicious and liberal sys
TEN Of internal improvements had never failed,
whenever adopted, to afford all the advantages
which its projectors could have hoped for. He
also demonstrated, with much force and clear.
ness, that the Central Rail Road /. the Road for
North Carolina; and urged with much carnestnes
that immediate steps should be taken by the ci,i.
rens Of GuiIford, at least to grade so much Of the
road as should pass through that county.
Resolutions were then presented by Robert p.
Dick, esq, and unanimously adopted, approving
Of the general system Of improvements adopted
by the last Legislature, and particularly the cen.
trail Rail Road scheme, which they hail as the
haihingcr Of prosperity to the Old North State;
and expressing a determination, should the road
pass through ..Guilford, to take. in money or in
work, share Of the stock required Of individuals
At least sufficient to grade the road through that
county.
The meeting appointed ten delegates to the /
Rail Road Convention. to he held at Salisbury
IN the 18th day Of juno next; which delegates
we're requested in the mean time to ascertain
what the citizens Of the county will probably do
owards the construction of the road, that they
nay report the same to the Convention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Piano for Sale,

lust received from the North splendid six
- ctasc rosewood PIANO. of superior tone and
workmanship, asd which will be sold al bargain
for The cash, (if applied for soon.)
]. 5. KERN.
Union Hotel, HilIs1cro.' 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

mined On isking enc a. ivo na.s eash
aud setersl uho ssy DIZZY = Il 70 INTO H.
hnsinfss 70 same eKtnl. We all snnrl
Tor heEsn. Her raPiislisis. Ne admsi.
APPEAR 10 b finsi.i; bai her uosIins me-
are spirited and bid.
SsEssr-y KasrLMa..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Tie Young Ea,l nf Stanford has mn
AWAY with and married beauiilul girl I
humble rank ii life. The arisiocrscy sis
much shocked a lfe circumstance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

General Persifer +. Smith. while on his
way TO California, as Military Governor
of that territory, finding on his arrival At
Panama. thai large numbers 81 Foreigners
were fiocking 10 The gold region 10 divide
the gliiering spoil with our own ciiizens.
very promptly and judicinusly Issued a
circular 10 The American consuls on The
West Coast of South America 10 make il
publicly known thai The laws OF The Uni
ted States iniici The penalty Of fine and
Imprisonment, on irespassers on The pub.
lie lands. and Thai they will be in future
enforced against all persons not ciiizens
" the u. States who shall commit any
Irespass on the lands Of The United States
in California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
M A r RIED.

In the vicinity q Chapel Hin. on Ire 4ih ir-
sisni. by James D. MDade. esq, Mr.. sAnrrt
c. kIRKLlsp 10 Miss I.rrr. daughter q Daniel
Hogan, esq, al Of hi. county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
VA oRMs. WORMS - The s,mp,om, i

WORMS! WORMS , - The SYMPTOMS o.
the presence Of worms in children should
he carefully watched hy parents and so soon ~
there Is reason TO suspect their existence, every
means should be used 10 expel them promptly
and thoroughly. The Proprictors Of M'I.ane's
Worm Vermifugc are confden, tina. they oiIer
the best mea Of accomplishing this result that
has ever been submitted TO the public; and they
invite TO il the attention Of all who have The man
agement Of children. The medicine is safe and
pleasant one, and never fails to produce the de-
sired effect. For sale by
Long < Webb, Hillsborough; d. Heart, do;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mooring,
Mooring,illc Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI. Tirza Per-
son County.
FEBRUARY Z. CT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Tho DIrisIon or crange;County.

For the qualification Of many Of our readers we
publish to-day the two acts passed At the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature Tor the division Of Orange
county. The election by which the question Of
division is to DO decided will be held on the third
Thursday in April.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

The Buiish Government hiss resolved
10 remove John Mitchell from nermuda
q = m'lier climate, in consequence ofhis
II health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Awful Calamity.-The house Of a
man named Miller, on Long Island, was
destroyed by fire, on Thursday morning
of last week, and no less than seven per-
sons persisted in the flames. The unfor-
iunaie victims Of this calamity were Mrs.
Miller, servant, aud five children. 1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Omee.seeking in FraEce sail
inst I.'auis Napolroa. sinre his risriion -
President q he krpatlir. hes neerired
one hslndred and to,iy thousand letters
ir"Eh Paris and Ihr asrarner,.. Ma.t
q ihem ranisil hPalicslinns Cor places or
FOR peeuniary relief.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Flood in the NIississippi.-In r,

Flood In the Mississippi.-In refer
ence 10 The RISING Of The waters in The
Mississippi river, late letter says: :" II
is within eight inches as high as il has
been for twenty years, and is still rising.
In Louisiana there are many breaches in
the levee. The water is pouring into the
low land al tremendous rate. overflow
ing many beautiful farms and threatening
incalculable destruction. The loss Of the
levee which is carried away by the water
will be very heavy. Many individuals
will be ruined"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Ais. i csrsicaaei 3. Rev. II Esrlsy. axa
1an.esfsAsaa. dlfnesing IN srresaL
49, = Aoafoe = Ssuiis. fiom Moar, aairn-
iaE Ne jasglnral
~ Nasa.I. T. Haniine y Mach, son Da.
sF: .iifnlng he juisu<ni l-lsw.
Aasss - LkR ex dsm- Taslr .. Pcarrson. 60m
80 hshsssr. rstersing he jaasneni anl D.
seyting ssRfys - sen.
Also. = iohrAne .. Sps~sin, from Rsn1oath.
reversing ~ judgment.
Alsa, y Duff =. MuuiIl. Gss,u On.ls~. rrrsrs.
ias ihr Jsigmena. and dirorlinS ) ssnirs q, nsrS.
Aisa. - D<s ex d,n. PFrsidrnl. AZ. &C IL !.
srs'y fsAd. :. cIsrk. fInm Hsds. sfIirnliay lhs
Alsa. = frrman Q. skinner. iOm Brrsi.. a.
Eeciing srRire Dc moro.
AAea, N Sisle .. Jones. from Rorkinrham. ~
ssrs'hs ihs jadgnenl, and dir.riing rsnire d.
Alse. . Brown 9. M.NeiIl. IN Equity. fram
Cninfefishd. disnlisSing The hill with costs.
-, ia MGuire q. Evans. IN Equity. from
ny rEAssos.I. n Dranghznr .. BUNTING. fram
sampson. isssrsing The juAgmsnl below. aId H.
reciing renire Dc nora.
Also, q Hulaad =. Walls rs'rs. from Rirh-
mnlld. sfirHling the Judgment below.
Also. N Niron .. Nannrr, iiom Cumberland.
Affirming he Judgment.
Also. N LEA :. Johnston. from csswrll. dc
missing tar prtiiion with roSis.
Als'. m Cole .. Hester. from Franklin. affirm
ING The Judgment.
Aiso. y Twiiy :. sander-on. fom TyneIl, az
frIning II. Judgment.
Also. N Tubhs =. Williams. from Ps,guelsnk,
Affirming The decree of the superior Count.
Aiso. N Howell =. Howell. in Equity. from
Clesselsnd. dismissing The hiIl with costs.
Also. in Pegurs :. Pegurs. in Equity. iiom An
son, dlrerilng . reference 10 the Master.
Alsa. m lilly :. Roberts, in Equity. from Or
angr. Diminishing the hill with costs.
Also. N Rally .. Ellison, in Equity. from Mar
lin, dismissing the bill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
The Central Rail- Road.-we Or

Ahc schtrai hSstii hs0ad.-We pre-
sent to our readers to-day the address Of the rep
reseniatises from Rowan. Dasie and Cabanus, to
their constituents. upon the subject Of the Gen.
,ral Rail Road. II is written with much ability,
and the matters upon which il treats are Of deep
Government to The people of the whole state; il
cannot, therefore. fail to.bc read with interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
ro BRIDGE BUILDERS.

obedience 10 an onleI made 81 FEBRUARY
term of Orange County Court. We the und, +
signed commissioners, will proceed to let. 10 tho
lowest bidder, the building IL Bridge scrns,
liaw River Al Mount Ararst, ON Saturday tho
3lst Of March instant. Terms sud specifications
will to made known on the day Of letting.
ALEX. MEBANE, >
HENRY BAs0N,
ABEL. GRIFFIS, IS
JOSEPH BAKER, sen. :.
JOHN TR0LINGER,
March l. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
TO BRIDGE Rull.nERs.
House Painting.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the citizens Of Orange county generally,
that he is prepared 10 execute House Painting in
all its variety, and hopes, by promplness and in
dusiry, and the neainess with which be will en-
dcayor TO perform his work, 10 receive literal
share Of patronage,
4. w. WOODS.
March 6, III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

u. s. SenatOr.-Thc Hon. John NJ. Clay
ton having resigned his seat in the Senate Of the
United States, to take scat in the Cabinet, John
Wales, esq, of Wilmington, has been elected by
the Legislature of Delaware to gill the vacancy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Death In Prison. : We learn from on,

Death In Prison. - We learn from our
Clinton correspondent, that Bryan San.
,lers, who was charged with kidnapping
Slaves from Johnston Comfy last sum.
MGR. died in the Sampson County Jail. on
Sunday, the | llh inst, Of inflammation Of
the bowels. Wilmington journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Supreme Court. - The Judges Of the
Supreme Court have commenced delivering their
opinions. We copy from the last Register the
following:
BY RrrrIS, G.. J. In M.Kenzie .. Little from
Arson, remanding the cause.
Also, in Arlington o. Screws, from Nash, az
tirmng the judgment.
Also. in Harper e. Davis, from Dupln, reysrs-
cd in part, and judgment here for IL dollars.
Also, in Den er dem. Phelps .. Long, from
Washington, reversing the judgment and remand
ing the cause.
Also. in Daushtry :. Riddick, in Equity, from
Gates, affirming the decree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

The Virginia House Of Delegates has rejected
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad bills, by
vote Of SO to 65. The adoption of that, OF some
similar measure, is regarded by many as Of the
utmost importance to the future welfare Of tha,
state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

The Charlotte Jef1crsonian Of the 10th ultmo,
says that Gold Dollars will shortly be issued from
the mint at that place.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-19
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
Of 10 person will be entered upon our books unless the

The Of will be upon
payment Of the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward letter this postage
which will be paid by and all risk by
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The COUNTRY fAPER published try weekly during
aions Of Congress and ssmlweekly during the
Subscriptions period less than will be received
terms propsrtioned to he above annual rates
fosTMAsrERs authorized to act agents and
sending us Viva DAILY with $50 enclosed Eve SEMI
"hLf subscribers with $as enclosed; I've WEEKLY SUBJ
" eio enclosed will entitled copy the
ediuoh q" they furnish US Subscribers for gratis
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09

shall be found 10 be due and unpsie. tss
said delinquents shah Fay said tax and
costs, and it shsu be the duty of Tie Re
gister Of W lis. or of the Auditor General
of this Commonwealth. or return made &c
him, that the executors, administrators
and heirs. after citation having been q.
warded as aforesaid. and on proof Of se.-
vice have been found to be in default, to
employ an attorney of the proper county
tc sue for and recover the smounto such
tax, and the said attorney shall be allowed
for his services the usual per centage for
collection, to be taxed as costs and paid
/ by said delnquents; and the Auditor Gen.
eral is authorized and empowered in the
! settlement of the account of any Register
of Wills, to allow him costs of advertising
service and mileage, and other reasonable
+ fees wherever there was or may be proba-
bic ground for issuing the citation, or fos
prosecuting an investigation 10 ascertain
! whether any taxes were due. And il
shall be the duty of the Register of Wills
to enter in book, to be provided by him
at the expense of the Commonwealth, and
to be kept for that paIpose, the returns
made by all assessors and appraisers un-
der this act, opening an account IN favor
of the Commonwealth against the dece-
dents estate, and that estate, executofs,
administrators and their SuretieS saai1 be
liable for payment of said tax, which tax
shall be a lien on the property OF all par
ties until settled and satisfied, and the Re
gister may give certificates of search from
said book, and whenever any such tax
shall have remained due and unpaid for
one year, it shall be lawful for the Regis
ter to file copy of the claim in the proper
Prothonoary's Office, and proceed to re-
cover to same in the. name of the Com
monwealth by scire facias, according to
the provisions of the act of March eleventh,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-six,
entitled 'sAn Act relating to registered tax
es and municipal claims in the county o
Philadelphia" and any supplement there
to against the owner or owners OF such
real estate for the time being, all the pro
visions of which act shall be operative IN
q relation to such collateral inheritance tax
! except that there shall be no loss, or limi
tation of the lien for such tax by reason o
;, a failure to file or sue the same within any
: limited time.
"SEcT1oN l6. That ii shall be the duty
of the Register of Wills in the severa
= counties of this Commonwealth, TO collec
, and pay into the State Treasury all take
!. due, and that may be due, under the eel
y lateral inheritance laws of this Common
wealth, of which he shall make return
, under oath to the Auditor General; and h
y shall be allowed to retain five per centur
on all taxes paid and accounted for IN ful
;. for his services in collecting and payin
r over the same"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09
The Indian 0ulrageS in Florida.

A slip from the Savannah Georgian,
dated July %, has the following informa-
ton from Florida:
By passengers on the Florida boat, ar
rived this morning, at 10 O'Clock, we learn
that further outbreak of the Indians was
made al Charlott's Harbor, on the Gulf
coast, nearly simultaneous with that on
Indian River-so near that the expresses
from east to west met at Tampa.
The Indians, some fifteen or twenty IN
number, came in at the trading store at
the mouth of Pease Greek, at the head of
Charlott's harbor, and inquired for Mr..
Kennedy, the principal in the establish
ment. He being absent, they killed the
clerk and another man, and wounded sew
eral others, among them women-plun-
dered the store, set fire TO ii and burned it
to the ground. They then decamped with
their plumber, and drove off with Them a
number of cattle.
No suspicious of hostility were enter
course entirely unprepared for an attack,
or for defence. An express was sent to
Tampa, and the officer in command i'm
mediately despatched one of the two COM
Panies at that post to give protection to
those of The settlers in the neighborhood of
the depredations. There was not a snff-
cient available force to pu,sue the Indians
into their recesses.
The express from Tampa was sent by
the citizens with dispatches for Washing
ton, which met the Florida steamer at
Palatki. The frontier is almost entirely
deserted, as it is believed that the Indians
contemplate another desperate war. In
both instances, at Indian River and Char
lofts Harbor, when the Indians first made
their appearance, they were perfectly
friendly, and received the hospitality of
tiIO ~irrtvs, "a..~i. -----.~-< 49,.
savage manner described.
The greatest alarm and confusion pre-
walls among the frontier settlers, all OF
whom are abandoning their settlements
their crops, and fleeing for safety to pls-
instances to the mercies of the relentless
savages.
We stated the number of Indian war
riors in former notice at two hundred
and fifty. This we believe full esti-
mate, but we are new informed thai at
Tampa and Charlotte's Harbor; the esti-
mate is much larger, from FIVE to six hum
dred. S4c1
Mr.. Russell, who was wounded IN the
arm at Indian River by the Indians, has
been obliged to have the arm amputated.
Who can now doubt that we shall have
another Indian war. Doubtless the two
attacks were by concert, and although but
few of the Indians at either place made
their appearance. yet circumstances 60 to
show that there were others in reserve to
assist in case of any resistance on the part
of the whites.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09

Elderly Roses.-There is rose bush
flourishing near Bristol, Pa, known to be
more than hundred years old.
Thinking Toots.-The human brain
is the twenty-eighth of the body, but the
brain of a horse is but the four hundredth.
The New York Herald calls John Van
Buren, the Great Gun of the Barnburners,
and John M'Keon the Pocket Pistol of the
Hunkers.
MADAME ScHoDEL, the great German
prima donna, has been condemned to death
for attempting to poison kossuth, the
Hungarian leader.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09

Ten days per annum is the average
sickness of human life.
"A Black Bishop.-A black Episcopal
bishop is soon to be ordained in England
and sent to Africa.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, it is said, contains four
thousand inhabitants, five thousand dogs,
and fifty colonels.
The narrowest part of the Atlantic Is
more than two miles deep. In other
narts il is one and half miles.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09

Esss and Telegraph from Halifax t'
DE the Pennsylyanian.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09

There is no Cholera in ST. Louis.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-08-09

Debates in the EngHstst Of the Pri'ac'
Riots an Irelap4anee-Return Of fht
of Caai@ceess Of Garibaldi-.4Gairs
Pa~eaice, &c, &c.
ST. john, \. b.
Thursday Aur 2 81 P NJ
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-16
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