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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, sometime in
March last negro boy named Henry, stout
built. and dark completed, about 10 years of age
Said boy was originally from Moore county, but
had been il, possession of Mr.. ENOcH HAYES, OF
Rladen county, for the last three years previous
to last March and it is probable that he is lurking
in the neighborhood of Mr.. HAYES plantation,
or in the neighborhood of the ANDREWS, in Bla-
den county.
Any person restoring the said boy to me, on
Moore's Creek New Hanover county, or lodging
him in Jail, so that can get him, will be entitled
TO the above reward and my thanks
June I5.-[4O-tf] JAMES P. MOORE.
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Head Quarters 9Th Division No. Ca. Militia;


WHEREAS vacancy having recently occur
red in the Office of BFigsdier General Of the 3rd
Brigade. attached TO this Division-to fiji which
election has been held ds required by Iaw--and
it appearing to my satisfaction, from the returns
made to me, that Col HEvRT H. Writer'S. Of
Brunswick county. received the unanimous vote
of said Brigade, and is therefore duly eIeclel;
have officially made known the same to hs Ex-
celIency CHAuLEs MANLY. Governor. Captain
General and Commando. in. Chief Of the Militia
Of the State, who has issued commission accord-
ingly and the said HENRY H. WATTERs having
appeared before me and taken the oaths required
by law for his qualification, notice is hereby Civ
en-. in accordance with ihe requirements OF the
llth section of the 75rd chapter OF the Revised
Statutes, of his appointment and qualification !;
and all officers and soldiers attached 10 sard Brig
ade, are required to yield him their ready obe-
dience. By order of
l.. MARSTELLER,
Major General 9th Division N. T.. Militia.
@. l. DUnIEr' Aid-de-camps.
N. F. Ni3nx, 1891
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THEOPHlLUS HIGGINS,
G e RAJ AGENT

COMMISSIONS MERCHANT;
VII attend to any business proper to his Office;
such as the sale of TIMBER, LUMBER, NAvAr
SronEs, and all kinds of produce, together with
filling orders, receiving and forwarding goods.
GOFF1cE in Nuts buildings, North Water
Street.
May Ii, ls4S-I35-3m
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&25 Reward.

THE subscriber offers the above reward to any
person who will apprehend and lodge IN Jail bis
negro woman THURSDAY. and JOE. her son
Also, $50 for sufficient proof to convict any per
son or persons of harbOring them. Said woman
is tall. has large stomach, and speaks very slow
she il of bright yellow complexion. Joe il
dark Completed. and is from s 10 years of age
and formerly belonged TO James M. Thompson
deceased, aud come from Onslow county.
JOHN CONOLEY
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MOLASSES.
so bbls new crop Molasses. For sale by
J81 HOWARD & PEDEN.
N o + I C p +:

1T having been reported that my stcurities
are obliged TO convey their property 10 avoid
paying my debts. do hereby most positively as.
sert that such report is utterly false and now give
notice for all persons TO whom owe anything To-
come forward and get their money as am prepa.
red to pay them. T. M. RODGERS.
Black River, New Hanover CO., N. e.. oo
June sth, lS49 o'-4s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

neA This table was prepared.
Hurrah for Cullom One Gen. CulIom
!, why candidate ioPSongress in the Nash
We Tenn district, on his own hook. The
"S"'!Ae Union gives the following as a
S,O 10 and correct report of his first speech.
O ~",son Orat'on My Countrymen | am
onn,.s 10 represent you in Congress. My
=, yIuen' was candidate two years ago,
ii - u'G! 'lne my opponent was my friend
a,: you' distinguished fellow citizen. General
,'U"' MY Countrymen, General Barrow
wns Sa'ne 10 me and said, "Cullom, you are
NV 'a'G younger man than me, let me run this
.ns' Gen' Taylor will be elected - and here
ro -; barrow lntmated that Old lack would
,o5; ;o1 'o' MIN; and therefore declined. His
Od Z ,s'J.i my conntrymen, has boon fulfilled.
egnsss V =. "eS oeen elected, bot Gen. Barrow
4 Ion~ 70 yield me the track. He has sucked
lat he b my countrymen, at the public teat,
like b %as Oe.come-shall / say, Hoated-
" coU ny cali he will suck up all the milk.
o1D, couOiFymen, he must be weaned ! NV
as 5 hue" was horn in old Kaintuck-I
enDeeso n %hIg!-a poor boy, l cum to
This ,o' and worked an Internal fat-boat
I'D Stew ""n at the very time the City Hotel
rapcb 'al Saw Mill at the mouth of the
"a M % h conHagrated! My countrymen,
ayseIy ueggaF | have a competence for
b. nv NJ, f f.i children, and sop and corn bread
reaI s mSnds. My countrymen, have no
one ' y influence, no royal ancestors.
aousa "S % OF the b'hoys! The supper ten
bod NJ W.. want a convention. They want
yaen, I w a"a sacrifice me; but, my coun
oas = VIII call in the hands. 1t can't b.
or rI g'ss s11eedy' oh my dear countrymen
Dice i are the supper ten!'' The Pos
sssss--bn.aas n,Vllle-the best Office in Ten
5arow f %as been given to the head of The
naOpnce ~ } and the gazettes of the day
I'sa to , IVA an Indian agency has beer
o@peulor TS % brother of my distinguishes
eIoOged f. :. Oh my countrymen! | wish
'iAiays " oo. The Barrow family! believe
myself made barro,Dy
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- @A.lRl 1gg Iaags -
:SE!AR PORT wILM1NGTON. SasA4RZ
ARRIVED


June 8-schr Flora, Pate, New York, to Jeffreys f.
I6-schr Leesburg, Boon, Philadelphia, to DeRosset
& Brown.
ll-Barque Rio, CoreIl. New York, to & D McRac
Brig Sarah Elizabeth, Thompson, Portsmouth, N H.,
to George Harriss.
Big Julia Helen, Bates Boston, to Barry, Bryant &
Bremen Brig Triton, Ratze, New York, to Jenreys
Leighton
Bremen Brig Cesine, Rabe, New York to Potter e.
Kdder.
Brig Catherine Nickels Nickels, Kennebunk, Maine,
schr Bizantium, Grace, Marblehead, Mass, to Har.
riss & Drake.
Schr Ovid Hale, Mount, New York, to Jeffreys q
Leighton.
schr Harrison Price, Brown, N Y, to J Lutterloh.
Schr Alaric. Prosser, N York to DeRosset d Brown.
Schr G w Davis Briggs, New York, TO G w Davis.
schr Martha Ann, Willis, Beaufort, N. C., to w
l2-Brig Wengsley Parsons Boston, to Barry,
Bryant & Co.
Brig Nonpariel Brewer, Boston, to Barry, Bryant
schc Minnesota, Leighton, from Boston, to IIarrss &
steamer Henrietta, Evans, from Fayetteville, to Jno
l3.-Bris confidence, Babcoak from Boston, to J
Schr Wescott, Hand, from Philadelphia, to Gee
Harriss.
June 9-schr Potter, Burbcs, Sierra Leone, by
Schr Julia, Vangilder, Boston, by George Harriss
ll-Schr Pearl, Dexter, Onslow county, N. C., by G
w Davis.
l2-schr A J DeRosset, Brewster, New York, by De
Rosset & Brown
schr John Story, Walker, Cuba, by G w Davis.
Schr Marion, Morse, Little River, by do.
Steamer Gov Graham, Peck, 70: Fayetteville, by
w l. McGary.
l3.-schr Col McRae, Davis, for Charleston, by Gee
w Davis
schr Marion, Burns, for Little River, by w Davis
l4-BrIg Napoleon, Garrish Philadelphia, by DeRos
set & Brown.
steamer Henrietta Evans, Fayetteville by John
| Banks.
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e. | G. A X s
CROCKERY! CROCKERY {!

WE have just received, 10 addition to what we
have on hand. large lot of Crockcry Ware, con-
ssng in part of tea, breakfast and dinner plates,
pitchers, cups and saucers. large and small bowls,
milk pans, steak dishes, has,ns and ewers, cham
hers, and all sizes of stone jars. jugs, and churns.
ALSO, an assortment of Tumblers For sale by
JS7 PERRIN s. HARTSFlELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15
FOR SALE
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber. residing on
the Newbern Road, about Is miles from Will
mipgton, in the latter part of March last small
bow named Isaac. Said Isaac is bright mulat-
to- about eleven years of age, small for his age
and freckled He was last heard from on the
Holly Shelter Road, II miles from Wilmington.
Any person returning said boy to MARX CRAIs,
in Wilmington. or to JoHS HOWARD on ioPsal
Soul,d, or lodging him in any jan 80 thai ne can
= 90 - ROBERT ]. HOWARD.
yure IL. -r3ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

Near the Rail Road Bridge, pair of GOLD
SPECTACLES, which the owner can obtain by
calling at the journal Office, proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
May ls, ls49-f36.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15
New Arrangement.

THE subscribers have this day entered into
Co partnership under the name and firm of G. &
&. BRADLEY " CO., and will hereafter carry
on the Boot and Shoe Business in all
its branches, at the old establishment. Their as.
sortment will be kept complete at all times.
GEO. Fl. BRADLEY,
CHAS. BRADLEY,
WIN. G. DASKAM.
June 9Th 1s49.
N. b. By the above arrangement, il becomes
absolutely necessary that all accounts due the late
firm OF G. d Z. Bradley should be settled imme-
diateIy. 1861
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

New YoRk. June We notice further
sales OF 1000 bbls. North County Turpentine
at S2'Sl3 per $50 lbs, Wilmington, 81. rs /:
1900 common Rosn at 90 cents for Whining
ton afloat; and about 80 for North County
aellvefed 400 North County Tar. 1915 a
Sl;S73; 500 Georgetown on private terms !;
and 800 Spirits Turpentine, 80 323 cents.
cash, from the wharf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

NorE-River Lumber, Tar ana Turpentlne are al
ways sold the water and subject to the expense
of landing inspection, cooperage, &c; say on lumber
SOC to 81 per and Turpentine about l0c per Dbl
For dry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according TO quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15
JUST RECEIVED,
Per Schooner Aiaric,

10 bags Laguyra Coffee; bbs Mess Pork;
10 do Rio do
10 bbls good brown Sugar;
kegs superior Goshen Butter;
Picked Salmon and smoked Beef;
boxes super A No. brown Soap;
5 do Adanantine Candles;
S do Sperm do
superior article of white Wine Vinegar. Fol
Jl5l sale by PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

BALTIMORE, June ll.-Flour, "a 623 81
s14; rye -four and corn meal without moves.
ment; red wheat, 81 05 ST IL; white corn,
sac, and yellow, SIS soc; oats. % 30c !;
rye, Soc; Provisions, no change TO notice in
prices lard, Z a 73c, in kegs whiskey, 20 a
Fl lie, in bbis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, P. M.-Flour
81 Sc a $4 68 red wheat, ST GA 81 W
corn. yellow, so a Gle; oats, % SIC +; pro-
visions and groceries unchanged; the cotton
market is quiet; sales small. and rather IN ia
vor of buyers; whiskey, Fl a ali cents per
oaIlon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

Washington secretary sssls of War. a dispatch from
9sing S STn says. has declined pTofters for
the Rio GGteeT forces TO go to the nro1ec,;o o
Obreak o 1rande. He says he annrah oeI.O ~
So Touring additions =. app ,ba ran no
d ny Ss should OCCASION arise snf e. regular
as Of Texas out it will be called from The
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

Ch0lTa.-The following table, which is
pm work published some years ago by Mr..
amer will 10 doubt be acceptable TO our
aieIs The first column shows the time of
commencement Of The disease-ihe second
number Of cases the third-the number OF
aIhs-and the last It's continuance al each
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

NEwBFRS. June 12.-Turpentine, old din.
~ % 81 673, virgin. 50 25 q b 30, scrape,
So S5c; tar, 81 05 81 10; corn, ST IS
req peas. 40 Soc; bacon, hog round, 61c ;
lard, TIC; rough rice, 40 soc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15
THEATR f..
HrRON "a MILv

At the Suggestion cf several Respectable gentle
HERO n FAMILY
will perform on This Eventng. Friday, 9Th June
ls49. Several novelties three of their best pieces
and a favorite selection Of Singing.
The HERON FAMILY leave on Saturday in
the Leesburg for Philadelphia.
GFSome of the gentlemen of the ITALIAN
ASSOCIATION have consented to perform.
See day bills.
June l5.-T4O-It
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Major General 9th Division N. e. Mil
HON EY.
100 gallons strained Honey, For sale fy
Isl HOWARD & PEDEN.
II O N r J
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining;
ton, ". C.. 3lst May. Is49.
Those whose names appear on tbis List will
please ask for advertised Letters.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

lat New T Wos!, of the Crescent City expect
lali niIrono EE about the 25th instant, with
~ullon OF dollars in cold ' VIZ"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

LONDON PORTER & BROWN STOUT.
casks each, Porter and Brown Stout. For sale
isl by HOWARD & PEDEN.
G G. A K S.
100000 Cigars, assorted brands and quality
For sale very low by HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15

-. 0I'V%St CUNIInueu 70 prevail, though m
m'Ugated form, at the places marked e.
men this table was prepared.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
BRANDRETH's PILLS.

MAN cannot have his diseases cured but
As4 by removing The cause, which is general
" internal. No effect can take place without
cause. Therefore No RHEUMATISM can az
feet the head, the foot or any part Of the body,
save from the actual presence Of those humors
whose acrid or peccant qualities produce the pain
NO BRONCHIAL DISEASE can he present,
nor other affection OF the Throat or Windpipe, or
Consumption, but from these malignant humors
having become seated upon, or near the air ves-
sells Of the lungs.
II is in truth these acrd humors which are the
occasion Of all the aches and pains; an F.ruplons
and Ulcers; oil Skin Diseases, aud SwclIings Of
the Feet, and all Inflammations; Cancers and
Tumors; all Piles and Costiyencss; all Feyers
and Agues; all Dispeptic Affections; all Head
aches and Bilious Affections whatsoever. are,
without exception, entirely removable and tho
roughly durable, hy pnrgation with tho PILLS
Of DIR. BENZ. BRANDRETH.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, 2il Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hillshoroueh.
J. b. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mcbane, Mason Hall.
A. Micke & ca, Bingham's School
James Whitehead, Camel Creek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
q. Patterson, Pattcrspn's Store.
May %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Cobb Is certainly MT worth ahil.
% 90 al The Nay % California in sea.rl
- geld mines. They exist almost firm
me rnd u lie u. \. 10 ne other. Os.s
has hern Tersnlly DISCOVERED IN Maine,
anniler in Massachusetts,. and : Ihird il
Maryland. Bur in Virginia. Nanh Caro-
Ina. and Georgia. ihrTe are gold mines
rnnngh % employ III llle lahorrs ~ he
Y. STAIRS. and probably. al ibings eonsi.
derrd. a. rirh A. The places ~ Gslifarnia.
tine mine mar Fredericksburg. Va. Is
sielding $500 dzy 10 = working Earre 81
80 hands. The gold carried II lie Branch
Mini a Charlotte fnr roinage during the
last year amounted 20 $500. 600. And This
Is by M means al Thai was dug out &C
anr soilduring thai year. f,ril is eli know
that large quantity d Nouh Carolina
Gald Is rauned ,lirrrily ID lhe Mint 81
Philadelphia. 0nr gald region. like ihal
81 daliionia. Is hundreds of miles in ex.
tent. In very Few Places comparatively.
have The operations hrrn either syslema.
&c er..eieniifie; whilst l'.ousan.l. Of FAR.
mers. have never spent dollar or iay
an sear.h of il. There is M doubt hul
Thai millions might he obtained every year
irnm our mine; but il is exceedingly
questionable sheIhfr the people would hr
heller. happier. or richer. if The amount
were millions instead &c thousands. But
4 one will gn gold hunting. BY III means
lel him Try lis hand in Moore. Randolph.
Rowan. or some olher counties in which
The arIirle may lie had. lie NAV reach
any "ne nfihese in six days. instead of six
months. tie need moi perish whilst there.
ei,her by starvation or vialrnre; and when
ne gets tired 81 The srarch. he can pei
back 10 his home in few DAYS.
Fayetteville Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
Length Of Davs.-At Berlin md Ion

Length Of Days.-Ai Berlin and Lon
don The longest day has sixteen and half
hours. Al Stockholm and Upsal. The long
esi day has eighteen and half hours. Al
Hamburg. nanizir aud Siruin. The long
est day has seventeen hours. and The short
rsi seven. Al II. Petersburg and To-
hl0sk. the longest has nineteen and Il q
sh"fiesI i've hours. Al Toronto, in Fin
land. The ionsesi,lay has twenty one hours
and hall. and the shortest Two and a
half. Al Wauderbus. in Norway. the day
lasts from The 2Isi of May 10 lhe 22nd of
July, without Interruption; aud II Srilz-
bcigen. the longest lasts lhree and half
months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
The Two Routes. -Tle chnrIoll

The Two Routes. The charlou,
Journal states that The distance from thai
place, ~ The Danviile route, 10 Richmond,
Va. is 800 miles. Then IL is longer
rnute. By Few miles than to the same
place BY The proposed 'enlral Road and the
Raleigh and CASTOR Road. &c. By The
Dansille route, the farmer could reach bar
one market, viz: Richmond. aud thai oul
Of our own State. By the Central Road.
he will have the chnice Of Wilmington,
Petersburg, Richmond, and Norfolk. -.tand
possibly al anne future day of Fayelle.
vile aslo.l Wilmington and Petersburg
will be about eqni.dislanl from Charlotte,
say about 400 miles.
With this great work accomplished, a
Plank Road from this place 10 Salisbury,
Turnpike thence To The Georgia line,
the Cape Fear aud Deep Rivers opened,
what hounds shall we putupon nur hopes
Of prosperity, for The middle and western
parts Of our Sialel The prospect is in
The highest degree animaling. |, only re.
qnires that the p oplo should be alive TO
their own interests, and fully determined
10 do their duty. Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

70 hfzr q Prpar.ions l.siHg made r. ;
mighty ehsIl. Allie and p.ifioIie mfn
are taking NJ lhs naaIirr - rasne.I: .
sP'rll e inquiry . extending il,elf- rrsl
estate . alfrady hrgihnIns % rise IN "a
ilie, and illr prosIerI armand no Is hriKh.
irning. LEI rs Il,rn In up aur hears in
the frrsenl hope ll,ai The best II oar
Gays are coming"
With The utmost respect. your abdient
servants,
JOHN A. ELLINGTON.
&aafsg Jrnn RnsnaH sad D1uis.
II. e.. JONES.
cszsnensr from RolrCn.
RUFUS BAkRlN;ER.
JOSEPH w. SCOTT.
commoneys from cSbcyrus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

EsyTt--Thsil,srs sons osIb,si "a p
rhs. sLo ssre sl.a, ~ n - nilisay
eniirge n Paris ~ H. Tine af il,.lr e.
rsdrail,. hnTEIed b.rk - Esrp' an hear
NJ e iall esrni. fhry started iar csi-
- n pay EAfiE h0snagr ~ ~ nfn Parla
--bai Erre msi ~ aperrmp'ory nT,'erto
neiafn % their slndiss. Their s1p, l.iaa
has rRsled CORD fezl ~ eAeiirmeni.
Tho Paeha IF very large fortune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
EGlNsI1M@EGEa 81 o
Wednesday, March q.

Rail Road sIeefing.-whh The .irw
al promoting the interests both Of the Town and
county, i . proposed that meeting Of the cili-
zsns u The county gensraily he held in this place
on Tuesday Of the Superior Court. being the 18Th
Of March. ID Is hoped thst Is many viii attend
as can conveniently DO so. Speeches VIII doubt
lsss be delivered on The occasion, and such eI-
plantations made Of The proposed Improvements.
Is viii amply compensate the hearers for their Il.
eniion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Since The passage OF the act aulhoriz.
ing the improvement ofine Cape Fear and
Deep Rivers, tract Of land in Chatham,
which has been heretofore held al $500,
has hecn sold for s3000-ihus showing
an increase in value of real estate Of one
hundred per rent! We have also heard
Of tract Of land on Deep River, which
contains bed of coal. aud which was ol.
Tered for sale al $1,000, but since the pas
sage of the above act, the owner would
not in all probability, take less Than $40.
UuU. Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

Revolving murder.-A friend nn,ler
date Of Feb. 2s,h writes. that one &c The
most brutal and hoIrid murders that ever
shocked the sense Of any community, was
perpeiraied near the village of WenlaOril',
Rockingham county. nn Saturday the 24ih.
negro woman belonging TO DIR. JohE
James decoyed from the house his LILLE
daughter about four years old, and negro
hoy, The nurse of the child. and taking
them into secret retired place under a
hill near The village, in cold blood. cut
their threats with case.knlfc. Iiappear-
cd that she had first tied strings around
both their necks. as il was thought 10 pre-
vent their giving an alarm BY crying hut
she 10 her confession says that il was nv
the use Of those strings that she was ena-
bled 10 toll hem of, pretending that they
were her little horses" The mother OF
the lilile girl becoming uneasy on account
~ her absence, insisted on the father max
ing search for her, who tracked them mp,
unsuspecling, aud found his little child,
who had but short lime previous been
pra.iling around lin with childish glee,
welrering in her blood.
The fact was Immediately communica.
ted, and the villagers sailed Firth IN pur-
suit and soon arrested the murdciess, who
confessed her guilt, and assigned as rca.
son which influenced her 10 commit The
deed, threat on The parl Of her master 10
sell her. She has been committed TO Jail. |
and now awaits her trial.
Grseusborouyh Poyr;oI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07
This Is the way to do tive hav,

undoubted authority for sasing that il un-
der The charter Of the North Carolina
Rail Road an arrangement can be made BY
which subscribers for Stock will be able
TO work ont their subscriptions in the
manner suggested in tho newspapers, the
whole amount necessary TO execute the
work in Rowan (22 milrs) will be taken
by her citizens readily: We know ofiwo
gentlemen that have declared they will
lake nine miles of il. and two others and
,have heard Of one lady who have deter
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-07

BY looking over our exchanges, we
have been forcibly struck with the great
change which is evidently going on in The
public mind" in relation TO manufactures
in the South. We have coniended for
years in favor Of the praciicabiliiy and i'm
porlance Of rearing up and sustaining home
manufactures. believing that the people of
the Solhem States can defy all COMPETE
ton in The manufacture al our staple arll.
Gle. The cry which has been SO long
heard among US Of" down with the man
ufaciurlng monopolisis Of the North, who
get rich al the expense Of the Southern
Planter" has subsidized, and The senselcss
eiTars Of aspiring demagogues 10 create
foolish alarms and exriie sectional zeal.
ousy, has given way before the second So
Der thought Of the people. They are a.
Weakening TO reality Of the loss they have
sustained in rejecting The advice Of their
best friends, who for wears have advoca-
led The policy Of making less cotton. and
leyolins portion Of their capital 10 rails
ing their own provisions aud mannlacin-
ring their own heavy clolhing.
Grenada Republican.