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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

JOHN 6AhODpss sJOIN gfkOuDY lkss.sat WI. bIANUA
JOHN STROUD & 90.
las COJhdON Street, be15ssn CdTORdstet aud Bdr0n5s
DEALERe IN &ssA1NAaa
MARBLE MANTEI-PIECES, ENAM.
IVA Filled CRATES, MONUMENTS, = e.
TONES, TO1TR SLABS, GRAVE STONES, = II n
and MARBLE, in an its different varieties; NM
THOMASTON LIME, CALCINED PLAS- V4lHN
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYORAU-
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR, N
WHITE SAND / ENGLISH, PENSACOLA SaIel-
and PITTSBURG FlRE-BRICK. mTg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

PHLADELPHIA, June Is 1851 feel fee to recoum sd
Dr. DAVIS Syrup Of Wild Celfy and Tar from my eXPer-
of its beneficial effects in have been
for time past subject 70 attacks OF splitting OF blood,
tended with weakness Of the breast and sensation
the stomach, accompanied with dyspepuc symp
Last spring having attack Of Il, recommended by
aCquainRg who had been cured by d. Davies Syrup
Try Il. did end relieved by IL in less than one
bottle Its apparent good effects were immediate
john 4. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 20 Race st.
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BYE BALsAAl.

II q IN . FL A i Ii = l. ~
nR. D. GLASS date Qf H0pkinsUskle, keituekB , y ,
~ 81 BAROENE STREET, between Union ana totalao
atreetg. e1vCl M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

- VINEGAR EsTABLIsHhEENT.
FNNHE Bndelsgnedig constantly manufacturing and ha
OrSale very superior article Of VINEGAR, 60,
which he will guar ntee to improve by age, and go
will deliver it, tree Of charges, in any part of
the city or Lefaysttesat the foll0 rg reduced &4da
prices 70 suit the times, viz Butts gallons e9 50 Barrels
% gallons %; Barrels 40 gallons, oents gallon. A lbe
"a discount made 10 wholesale customer.
~ hnalEOpped in the PostOfhee will be punotaally
attended TO-. [ap29 I'll JOHN H. WEBB,
Corner COmmuu and Maras Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29
NEw QRLEANs AND NEW YoRK MAIL L1NE-Vin Griffin
Atlanta aud Augusta

Time Though, q hOnI8--n0udinR stOppages SfaFiur
reduced TO - miles. Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
pehka and nn passing through West Point, LaGTsnge,
Ieadne 10 carry Onward any number of though passsn.
gen without detention.
The Csn the Railroad Of the most approved con-
suelon Those upon the Georgia Rairoad provided with
bt9te-l rooms and Berhs for night travel
For through tickets apply to the gent ut the Exohaug
Alabhma. 80 @os''
~ Pa.seHgss procuring through tickst Of the ARen,
q Montgomery, will save about ca
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M n. MEY Err, No 100 CAMP street, Watch. 80
IVA, maker aud dealer IN jEgVELRY, GOLD 4ei4s,
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. I'm
II JsWelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices miSd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

LF3oal the Western Empire DdVt0n, Ohio Iy o. 1s47
Mr.. J. f. HowELLs-Sir; 1t affords me much pleasure
say you that my cough and affection OF The
lungs has been entirely removed by the o. half bottle
of Dr. Dlyiss Syrup Of Wild Cheny aud Tar. which you
and Others advised HOu can safely recommend
the of the above named Syrup o Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy HOurs TespectB WV .PmLLIPs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

Bp1C,u1 3 J92BBAI RT sK58GJNH4 4 ,7r2 2 EN-
UNDERTAKES all kinda of FIRE-WORK, such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -,
BOisH, ETC. All work done by the Hubscnber will 80
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be IN
seen At any time. 1T
with diSpstoh ia19 IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

WALLACE. No. "a Arcade PaBsage ,Cup8 atrS)
~ New Orleans OFFICE HoURs-FTom A. Ia
ORBERs eft al The Drug Store of H. Bogpsbsl vii DO
attended 70 JIG B1&M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

ANCHORS AND CHAIN GABLES,
OR SALE Anoh0n Hdd Chain Gables, al 2Se, per lhs
II Apply at q Hatehez street, up stain, apSQ
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gRIgsr GEsSERAL MAIL LrsE--via Columbus, Macon

FSre-S2O. Time. 6s bon,s ~ ~. ~ - e..
S5 i p " 5Hnhgt2a, North Carolina thence by Rail
isI5 nail i; 'n6saee 10 Philadelphia by the oseb.
Baltimore. washington ivy anu
Steamships from Savannah to Ne,, Y,,k.
Steamships CHEROKEE ana Tpll STssssT % q L..
sayasnah alternately every WedaesdayEa1riyin s W.
following Saturday. ..F are. S25 fassengs.s w ie
Montgomery Monday Morning will r5sei 10y ~ s
time i9r the above Steamers by means oil An eEfla ib
train from Macon. @N'e AisHt
Steamships from Charleston TO Nso York,
Steamships NORTHERNER and sOUTHERNrp
gave yhsreston aitenalely every saiqgday-arving in
Steamships from Charleston 10 PHILADELPHIA.
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave CHARLES
tga aaInatey every Thundayauying in Philadelphia on
WA 3. MoGIBONEV. Agent
ytu g. ChRIlsi Hotel.
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II ANWINI NUU IN sT0fe-
S0AP-5OO boxes assorted ST. LOUIS FLOUR;
ARROW ROOT STARCH;
OOUGHTF'S PHILADELPHIA PRESERVES;
SWEET on % baskets; CLARET-S00 Gases;
HOLLAND GlN-5 plpss; STAR CANDLES;
BECrIFIED WHISKY: LARD OILS bblE.;
PHlLADEI PHTA STARCH;
PICKLES, KETCHUPS, ETC.. for sale BY
~ Z. }, HART 3 co, 70 TehoBphoulas s.
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHlLADELPTuA, June 23 81 highly recommend
ledge Of its virtues My wife nae been affected Tor long
time with weakness and psin in the breast The Of th
medicine shOr time entirely relieved her. TiesymptOmS
would after time, Tecur and al occasions the reei was
speedy in the Et place tnOw six months since
she has been free Of the affection. cOnsder and
mend most valuable medicine Ia gtheuing effect
has been very great in addition relieving The breast
SAHuEL WkpBnV. ~ Wood streat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

- IffeAt M; jain y JhgTgGg, DrlRgSsLl GU,
HkiTs nuRp, Jan. 49, i8l5,-Ihe syrup OF WIG Cherry
a AZ mas given great satisfaction 70 those who have used
u AAAoW o. one Instance Of permanent cure OF Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio, think shall be able to sell at
iaa5t ~ EEoes 9 yea. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29
[EEtrdst rem l..tsT roEe I 8 2 masga geroa

NKwTowE sth mo. 50, ls46.--A young man of my ao
quentance has taken Syrup and has been perfectly
he abOyed under the consumption OT than three
and took great many kinds OF medicines and wal
under the medical treatment Of three Of the most eminent
physicians this county but received benefit until he
took Dr. Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, and lmne
datey commenced getting better and il well and
hearty. This statement received from himself bis name
Henry T. GOdshhtk, WRmInsteT township, Bucks cgnnty
Pa He is known all over the cOuntyis poor laboHnf
and II oannO be denied that the Syrup saved bis life
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7
BY the superior hrHt.eass SteameIs-eavng Mobile al
p and arriving at Montgomery second day al to II A.
n. The line consists Of the following boats: SELMA
Capt Bunel; ARK ANsAs Capt. Owen; on ARA, Capt
james, and SUNNY SOUTH, Can't Walker. Ear
S8rims through 40tO 49 hours BY the Daily Mai Line
COaeh-Fare, Slo-rime through 40 honu
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLEsToNi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

Through in Seven and a half Days-Stage Traye
Reduced to Ninety. three Miles.
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"BoRpENTowN, NJ j., jan. 3, is4i-We have taken
some EopDe TO ntoduce Dr. Daviss Syrup OF Wild Cherry
ana la hes, ana nave sold all we received from you; DR.
the medicine. - ~
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" Dr. yOok is one of the most eminent physicians in
the United states and was theRtendng physician of Joseph
BonopaIte, exKing Of Spain during al his residence in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

DR. MACGIBBoN has removed to So PHLLiPPd
~ STiREET, between GrovieT and Common lyb On.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL SS0o.000-all paid in. Surplus 100000
~ jas. WALKER, Seo'y.. JUS 4. PORTER, Pres.
The operations Of this Company for 70 ysas has been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates and
losses promptly adjusted. W B. PARTEE Agent,
mh26 1y Office No 80 Camp street. New Orleans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Rail Road nIeefIne

A meeting was held in The Court House
Saturday the l7lh inst. for The pm. Pose
Of appointing delegates IN HE Convention
whirh will assemble in GreensboIongh on
the 29lh November.
90 motion Dr. %. f. Long was called
10 the chair. and 'fhos. b. Bailey appoint.
ed Secretary.
The chairman explained The object Of
the meeting: and was followed By John
U. Kirkland. Esq. who spoke Of The I'M
por:ance Of the present meeting. and re-
marked that good delegates should be eho-
sen % This Convention. Is upon iis deter
minalipn would depend The result whe.h.
er The road would be built.
On motion. a committee &c FIVE, con-
sisiing Of DIR. q. Z. Long. John u. Kirk
land. esq. DR.. y. Jones. DIR. ". A. Nor
wood. and Thomas b. Bailey, was ap.
pointed 10 select The delegates. The fol-
lowing is the lisl Of delegates:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
n. De TocquevilIe and mr. Clayton.

10rf OF lhf ffflifh lnffrtl.-AecoTuing 10
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald. ". de 1Ocqneville does mol
take Mr.. claylon's reproof kindly. We
gather as fellows:
The French Minister has, sinee The
published correspondence. written a letter
10 our Secretary Of Stale. in reply 10 The
letter Of Mr.. Clayton 10 The French Min
isier. in which our Secretary i0nk occasion
10 admonish The Government OF France
That The United States were competent 10
take care nf themselves and their own
dignity as nation. without The graluitous
advice which NJ. de Tocqueville conde-
seconded 10 give 10 our Secretary Of State.
Nj. dc Tocqneyille. il Is said. demands Of
the Secretary Of Stale 10 reiraci, modify,
or apologize. in respect To the offensive
expressions in his very independent letter
10 France. lie further states that several
Cabinet meetings had been held at WASH
ington; Mr.. Clayton was disposed To COM
promise. but that General Taylor, who
never surrenders, protested against the
Secretary abandoning his posilinn--and
the question being taken, The Cabinet un-
aniInously resolved that no'reiraetion, mo.
dificalion. or apology for the letter shall be
made. Mr.. Rives's reception will be de-
layed till The answer TO the demand Of NJ.
de Tocqueyillc is received. The mex.
steamer will lake out Gen. Taylor's en-
phaiic reply. and The next bring back Mr..
RiVes. What the next step will be de-
ponds upon circumstances.
Both The New York Courier ard Til
bnne. also, supply u with rather dark
hints from Washington in this matter.
The letter Of. Alpha" in The Tribune Of
the l2lh inst, says:
IL am spprehensive, for reasons that il
is unnecessary 10 enumeraie. that the as.
peci Of our relations with France is not SO
pacific as il was When the steamer pre-
vious 10 the last two left Europe. What
| mean is. that there is more OF DISPOSE
lion manifested by the French Govern.
ment, according TO last advices, TO be dis
satisfied and find fault, than there is any
reason or plausible pretext for."
Ofcourse, we DO not know what de-
gree ofconfdence 10 put in all this. 10
! The contrary Of one portion oft a,least-
. the reception Of Mr.. Rives-lei,ers from
Paris intimate that Mr.. Rives will be re.
ceived in Paris; that he has had one OF
Two interviews with The President and NJ.
de Tocqueville, and since those interviews
he has rented acapacious hotel, belonging
10 the Duchesse de Mariner, for term
of three years, which certainly does no.
/, look like fear on his part of the result.
Baltimore Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
From HAVANA.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
Havana, November s, 1919.

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
Havana, November s, 1919.
II would appear from an article in this
mornings " Diario de la Marina" that the
action of Gen. Taylor, in frustrating the
sailing Of the "expedilion" from New
York, has produced the most favorable
impression in Spain, and you will have
seen that in other parts of Europe his con-
due, has been highly extolled.
have occupied myself diligently in as.
certaining, as FAR as practicable, the feeling
of the people here, and am daily more con.
WINGED that The success of such an EEK
petition" would have been scarcely pos
sible; tina, torrents of blood would have
flowed upon lis defeat; and, whatever b
the desre OF The people for an amelioralion
of their political condition, il is not TO be
accomplished by band Of lawless adven'
iurers, seeking, perhaps, only their OWL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Series for 1850.
THE HOME JOURNAL:
An Ekganfly Printed
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
EDITED 1T MORRIS am WILLIS.

- 1~~"-~ 80 "A~Aa'-
A NEw yoIrxE Of ibis brilliantly original
n and peculiar FAsILr SEwsPirEH. viii be
issued on the First Of January neyf. New sub
scrilers can he supplied with the work from that
dafe. by forwarding two dollars to the Office Of
publication.
During the past four years Tax HoxE JorR-
NAL las met with universal favor al the hands Of
all classes Of the community, and the proprieiors
will spare neither exertions nor expense 70 give
s1ch increased value, interest and atraciiyenefs
10 the forthcoming year. viii render i superior
in every respect 10 sll the volumes that have pre-
ceded il. Besides The original productions Of The
editors. the Foreign and Domestic Correspondence
OF large list Of contributors, the spice Of the
European and American Magazines, selections
from the most interesting publications Of the DAY
will frequently be given. Such features as have
been found TO lie attractive viii be retained, and
new ones added.
TERNs.-THE HoNE JOURNAL is published
every Saturday, at No. l07 Fulton-s,reei, New
York, at the very low price Of two dollars year.
on three copies for five dollars payable in advance.
All letters, rimiiianses and communications
(pos, paid) to be addressed TO
MORRIS AND WILLIS, New York.
November 81. Os-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
r.. Central Rail Road.-At The

go. held in tAis place on Saturday lasi. !,
m, .crn that large number Ofdelesaies we've
,;,,el 10 attend The Convention TO he hcld in
c.s,,,.broueh on THURSDAY Of next werk. We
:. many Il ihem viii attend rs can cOnven-
a. ID a. We l~IieVe that there are few in
r.,i,,l. no have reflected Al all ON the subject.
), nc no, convinced ofihe utility and Praciica-
), i lie Nosk-indred Ofiis absolute necessi-
! !. ,s nell.hcing q The state; but ihcFe issiill
Aim. lint enthusiasm which Is necessary 10
,ast.e,ir prosecution q any great enterprise.
~, III rad viii he built We haze scarcely a
LII. il not hy our own citizens. By The aid o.
...s,,li.s slgoad who are turning their attention
!, 4 pui a. We believe the stock viii he profit
+ irom The irs; day that the road Is comPlrt-
i Nc should be glad TO see !, accomplished by
a. ,ner.y q OUT own people. that the receipts
.,v IL retained at homo TO aid in extending the
ksei Of railroads 10 other portions Of our state.
Ne uu.t that new spirit will be spread abroad
i, Inc action Of the Convention At GreensLo-
ugh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.

We are indebted 10 the publishers,
Messrs. Gilbert a. Kemble, for file OF
the newspaper called the "Al'a Calilor-
MIA" published at San Francisco. up TO
the Isl Of October, which puts us IN pos
session of authentic intelligence from that
quarter month later. than our previous
advices.
The news Of most consequence is that
which relates to the progress OF the Peo-
ple's Convention for framing Consti,n-
lion for the State Of Calf mia. THIS
Convention met a, Monterey, in pursuance
of Gen. Riley's proclamation. on Saiur-
day, the LIST Of September, but, as ma
iori,y OF the Delegates were not then III
attendance, an adjournment took place to
the following Monday. On that day The
Convention proceeded 10 business by pass
ing upon the credentials of members, DC
On The next day the organization oil The
body was completed by the election Of thu
| following oflicers: - s
Robert Semple. President; William 6
/ Marcy, Secretary Caleb Lyons and J
d. Field, Assistan, Secretaries; W. Z
1p. Harlnell and lIenrique Hearlqnes
ETranslators; j. S. Houston, Scrseaatai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Notice.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HAVING sold the plantation on which I'now
H reside, will expose to public sale, on Tues
day 18th December next, on a credit Of nine
months, the following property, TO wit: several
enc Horses; large stock of Cattle, including
some fine Mich Cows; a large stock Of Hogs,
80 head Of Sheep, a sci Of Smiths Tools nearly
new, $50 barrels Of Corn, a crop Of Oats, Fodder,
Hay, &c. Plantation Tools, Household and kitch-
en- Furniture, and many other articles too tedious
to mention. Bond with approved security re-
quircd.
nr All persons having claims against the sub
scriber will present them for payment, and all
indebted by open account will please close them.
LEMUEL III. MEBANE.
November Ia, 1919. TIT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Obituary.

Died, in Alemance County, on Sabbath eyen-
ing the It'll inst. Mr.. SAMUEL WnIrs, aged
about seventy three years. He had long been a
worthy and efficient Elder in the Presbyterian
church and although the infimiiies Of age were
rapidly fastening upon him, yet he was called of
with harness on"
During the past summer he aided in supcrir-
tending large and interesting Sabbath School.
The day Of his death was the sweet, calm, and
holy Sabbalh-lhe day agreed on for closing the
Sunday School for the season. On the morning
Of that day he arose in his wanted health, and
seemed more than usually cheerful. Al the APP
pointed hour he repaired TO the church, aided in
closing the School, arranging the Library. and as
many parents and children were present, il was
agreed to spend a season in devotional exercises.
In these devotions he joined and lead for the last
time, in pleading with heavens King for spiritual
blessings. With him lfe's work ended here.
He returned home, and after dinner, as he was
passing through the yard, he observed two Of his
daughters walking in the garden. He turned and
approached them, till he came up to the palings,
against which he learned with his head just over
the top ofthem. In this position he entered into
kind and afleclionate conversation with his
children. There was near them some Dahlias
with here and there lingering lower He ex-
pressed his admiration Of their beauty, and sug-
ges,ed the propriety of taking care Of them; adj
ding, in substance, that he thought them surpass-
| ing in beauty many others far more admired. His
daughters soon after continued their walk, leav.
ing him still leaning over the palings. They had
gone but few PAGES, when one Of them CHANGED
to look in the direction Of her father, and, strange
to say he had sunk down--whether from faint
ing or apoplexy, cannot certainly be determined
/ and his neck was caught between two palings
The whole of the family, who happened to be a
home, instantly flew to his relief. He was spec
Oily removed, but he never spoke, made no strug
gle, breathed for near an hour, apparently wholly
unconscious of all that was happening around
him, and then his spirit left the holy Sabbath be.
low, (Which, like every thing else here, was com
ing to cose,) for an eternal Sabbath above.
The last public act of his life was to lead pa.
rents and children to throne of grace. May the
mantle of praying father fall on his children
The last thing Of earth, which called forth an au
iible expression Of sentiment from his heart, wa:
a lovely hower--that beautiful emblem Of family
innocence and love, and whose language, as Bo.
tanisls tell us is" For ever thine"
1t was not permitted to our venerable friend, a:
he stepped down into the cold black water Of ths
jordan, TO call back and tell u.s." It is all wei
|, with me; !" but his past life relieves our ankle
, ties. BLESSED are the dead who die in TIL
Lord" II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
FoR SALE BY
Notice.

A ST am obliged to raise money to carry on
"A my business and pay my debts, those who
are indebted to me, by note or account, are eain-
estly requested to call and make immediate pay
ment.
HENRY EVANS.
NIB 1 have on hand large assortment Of
well made Furniture, which will sell low for
cash.
am also prepared TO furnish Collins at three
hours notice. Of the paincst or fnst style, Of
Walnut or Mahogany.
Persons at distance may rely on being served
here sooner than they can be al home.
HI. EVANS,
Cabinet Maker and General Undertaken.
Nov. 10. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Inielligenoer.l

heP0fird i0l INC lhieihgenceE
Friday. Nov. Is, 1859.
ToRacc0.-The baeaks continue small,
prizes very aenre with an upward lenden.
~. Some New j. arriving and selling Il
Al 4 81.
coTToS.-The STOCK Is light. and de-
msnd good. Al l0s al lie.
.FLoUR.-The demand is confined "a
the retail trade and In bakers Al 5 s5l for
supeI6ne; @ a s6I for Family.
WHEAT.-There exists an arrive de-
mand al 90 lose for Red and loo ! Toe.
for White.
coRs.-Is in good request Al S. SIC.
PEAs.-TheIe is a brisk demand for
Peas and Bens. Blackeye Peas are SELF
ing II SO 52c.: White Beans IS 90e.
per bnshel.
BAcos.-There is fair supply in mar
kei. and prices lower. We quote Virginia
cured. Hog Ronnd. al Z TIE; Hams o a
TO-; Western Shoulders &c; Sides @ a
Z cents.
LARD.-Virginia in kegs, 8 SIC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

A large band ofe0Enlrnriiers have been
arrested in Coke county. Tennessee. who
have operated there. aud in The counties
above and below. Tor years. upon large
and daring scale M0Dids. materials. and
. quanIiIy Il base coin were captured. and
several of The leaders were committed 10
jail. Ia attempting 10 arrest oihefs. Mr..
HUFF. deputy sheriff. was shot. and IS
not expected 10 live. This band nf Tngnes
are numerous. and extend through Sewer.
COrke. Greene. and Washington counties.
IN Tennessee. and several counties Of
North Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Notice.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of
- Law for Caswell County, made at the Fall
Term, ls49. the undersigned win proceed to sell,
in front of the premises in the town Of Hillsbo-
rough, on; Tuesday the 18th December..next, up
on credit of six and twelve months, one undi-
vided share, being one fourth part of the HOUSE
and LOT, situated in the said town, and former
IL the residence Of Thomas Clancy, dec a 'cd, adj
joined the Masonic Lodge lot and others. contain
ing one acre, more or less.
The purchaser win be required to give bond
and approved security.
JAMES R.CALLUM, Adm'r.
IF Jmc Clancy, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
wednesday, November 81.
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:. I.asa consultation with CIiizens interested
8. ;aaorlant work. il Is deemed advisable 10
g -. he contemplated Convention heretofore
li.,..ol 10 take place al GreensborOugh on the
= .,.,,nl. Metre Is therefore hereby given.
- "a t.onseniion viii he held al 6reensbO-
a s. Thursday fLe 2sh Nsrember.
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