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The following jeu fespru from the London Punch
shows up the argument of the protectlonsts in such u
lcrous light, that cannot resist the temptation oil
transferring it to our columns:
The Protectionist Cntechism.
Go be sung said in all places here they talk nocnse
What is itmakes provisions cheap,
Turns last years corn too soft to keep,
And breeds the rot in cows and sheepl
Free trade
What caused last summers heavy rains &?
What makes stiff clays insist on drains
What ,piH have farmers use their brains
Free trade
What brought about potato blight
What is the cause of lrelands piightl
What won't let anything go right
Free trade
What caused two years short cotton crop
What made the funds to ninety drop
What will make the world shut shop!
Free trade
What drains our gold and silver out,
Makes Quassia to be used in Stout,
Puts foreign monarchs up the spout
Free trade
What makes poor tenants quite content
To pay wLatevers asked for rent,
Though go down fifteen per cent!
Free trade
What soon will raise the laborer's hire
To something past mere food and fire,
And make him saucy to the squire
Free trade
What works the constitution VICE.
At Church and State doth strike a blow,
And brings up everything that's low
Free trade
What is the thing to save our bacon,
Restore our constitution shaken,
And give ms back what Peel has taken
Protection y,
What will vote draining tiles bore,
What coproes and guano floor,
And good old rule of thumb restore
Protection
What will make sunshine, rain, and snow,
As farmers want them, come and go,
Keeping all things in statu quo
Protection!
What, for shield 'ganst fore gn grain,
WIN give us law TO trust again.
Instead of British Drawn or brain
Protection :
What will leave landlords as of yore,
Ana tenants as they did before
On the old paths snooze and snore
Protection
hen raise on high general call
for mat which works the good of ALL
by robbing Peter pay Paul
PIotectionl
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I AtGE snd Splendid Assortment of China and
IL GIasswarc.-C. s. FOWLER, importer Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, has Just received by ship Chesa
peake from Liverpool and other places, $50 packages
china and glass ware, which will be sold, wholesale and
RETAIL such rates Will give satisfaction The
comprises almost every article found in china and
glass store Housekeepers and persons wishing pur
chase to sell again invited to call and examine for
themselves
which is very splendid. May lg-eo3w
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i am, f. X s, published under the pefntenoence oil
the Society for tue Diffusion of Useful Knowledge vols
London. s0' ''S
Speeches of Lord Brougham upon questions relating IN
public right, dutles aud INTERESTS vols, London
80 TAYLOR az MAURY,
juno IL Book sellers, near 9th street
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John M. McCALLA, late Second Auditor OF the
Treasury offers his services in the prosecution of claims
the government, before Congress- the departments
in the settlement Of military accounts, and agency BUSH
generally He will also practise law in the District
courts.
Letters addressed him business should be postpaid
His Office is at the of 9th and Louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph office
WASHINGTON Cry, April 26-eo6mif
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rJNIEORY and Practice of Hydropathy, with notes
J. the OF cholera by cold water, by the late II
Fancke translated from the French by Robert Bakie M
D., this day received for sale at
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
June II Bookstore, 9th street.
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In reference to the
army, care shall be ia
ken to insure its high
est efficiency, and the
military schools shall
receive the special at.
tention OF the Execu.
Tive.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-14

Ms adjourned public meeting OF the 4" Wash
iny1onian Minute Men, No. l." will be held in the Baptist
Chapel navy yard, next Thursday evening l4!h instant
o'clock. Addresses may be expected from Rev. Messr
Bradford Israel, and Denison, Mr.. Jehn Hardness, and
other gentlemen There will be instrumental music and
SINGING the occasion.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-14

The twenty four new cases OF cholera, and twelve
deaths, in New York Monday against sixteen and ten
on Sunday show important increase in the spread of
the epidemic.
The New York Commercial says:
BY weekly report of the city Inspector the number
inernents in this city, for the week ending Saturday
400 of which l2l cholera This shows an
increase compared with the preceding week. of i39 in
the total and 81 In the cholera The following table
will the number of nterments during the first
three weeks of the prevalence of the epidemic in 1882 1884,
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Tayior's Allison Letter

81 have no private
purposes to accom-
plish, no party pro-.
jects to build up, no
enemies to punish
nothing to serve but
my country"
T" Indeed, ! have of.
ten thought that for
many years past the
known opinion and
wishes Of the Execu-
tive have received an
undue and injurious
influence upon the
Legislative department
OF the government
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| Tdy'or's Inaugural.
The conf ience and
respect shown me by
my countrymen in
calling me to be Chief
Magistrate of a repub-
lie holding a high rank
among the nations of
the earth, inspires me
with profound graft.
|tude.
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SyTRAYED away from the subscriber the 9th day
- of June large buffalo COW, with white spot between
her shoulders. liberal reward will be given to the finder
by MRS. CRONlN,
June 9-eo3t On 9th street.
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IIIANrED ,m M sdl.tely two steady rnen, dina, cam

WANTED I'm metiiately two steady men, that
w well recommended, (nonc but sober
hands will do take the entire charge of large
house, salt and cure beet and pokone take charge
OF killing hogs and cattle also man to take of my
books. Good wages will be given and there will be no
work to do Sundays by the men in my employ, as the
butchers in the habit OF doing Aiso two apprentices
wanted Immediately, from Is to ~ years of age
Inquire of JOHN HOOVER ~ ii. HUGHES.
June l2-3* Int ~ Bait sun
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lust RECEIVED.-The subscribers have this day re-
- ceived per express, the following and desirable
goods. to which they invite attention
IL dozen ladies' light kid gloves
IL do do silk and thread gloves, a article
do do beautiful fancy silk gloves
IL do do se-thread gloves
10 do do and gentlemen's gauze merino vests
Also the largest and complete stock OF hosiery
brought to this city.
CLAGETf, NEWTON, MAY, 81 co.
June l3-3tt
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N5-Fair-Lades and gentlemen respectfully inform
ed there will be sale of refreshments and few
fancy articles the Spa in Bladensburg Wednesday,
the 4h july fair the fair day. commence
at ii o'clock. The object is to defray church debt
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Neros Inaugural.
Nero passed a florid
compliment to the au.
thority of the father
and the suti'rages OF
those who had elected
him to the office.
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He said that he
brought with him no
private animosities, no
tense OF injuries. no
motives to inspire re-
vense.
" The Senate shall
retain the full exercise
OF the powers vested
IN them by the consti
tuition, without any in.
reference from the i'm
perlal power.'
He spoke ofthe many
bright examples he
had TO excite emu la.
ZION.
" The practice OF
hearing, in a chamber
OF the palace, applica.
tons for Office, and
thereby subjecting the
fortunes Of men to the
influence Of favori,ism,
should he abolished -
nothing should be car.
ned by bribery, in.
trigue, or secret infu.
ence."
The executive pow
or over the army was
his peculiar province,
and it should be his
care.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE GREAT INCOMPREHENSIBLE
xxE u ~ ~ K0NSyx EvU Ir

CTNHE celebrated Magician, will commence the exhibition
i of his and splendid transformations OF NEGRO
MANTIC WONDERS at Odd Fellows Hall, on Friday
night, June Is.
Herr A. will accomplish feat known only to select few
of the heads OF the Chinese magrom The seed of the
Marengo which, in presence of the audience he will plant
in the ground beautiful arise, bearing uxu
fruit Astonishing this appear, he invites all
to witnessit
Further particulars tomorrow.
June A
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o. II. PARTRIDGE, M. D.,

No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
ONTINUES give his particular attention the treat
" diseases OF the skim scrola and diseases Of
the throat.
Office hours, a M, p. m, and p. m.
Ap IO-3mif*
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III, ~ recognises difference of rank no
blity as a class is abolished 49, ao,nrcTed viii
the law All times, so laI as Uey are mo- meet
an Office, are abolished and shall never be intr....-
again No citizen shall accept order from any foreign
State Public offices equally accessible to all who
qualified All equally held to military duty substtu
ton is not admitted.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-14

TZALOOLAH, or Journsyings to Dyebel Kumrf,
N autobiography of Jonathan Romer, edited by VIM. S.
Mayo, M d. vol -
Mountains and the Far West being vol 10 of Putnams
edition OF lrving's works. For sale by
June 10 FRANOk lAYLOK
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+ OsT.-Frday morning, on Presidents square, small
IL gold watch round with pearls, with fine gold chain.
The finder will please leave it at this Office.
June I0-3t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

The exten, of the damages sustained in
Louisiana by The recent extraordinary Use
Of the rivers NAV he inferred fran the an.
nexed pa graph. copied from the New
Orleans Courier &c the 9Th uliimn:
" West Baton Rouge now OILERS fine
field for exploring expeditions. as pretty
much the whole parish is susceptible II
being n,yigalrh. The worthy Sheriff,
blanchard. nothing tanr,cd BY the DANCE.
rous currents. ed,lics. and whirlpool Of the
awful crevasses. made a trip, he informs
u. "a few days since. some twenty miles
IN a skiff. through the back waters Of that
parish. We understand that the entire
levce. extending from Capt. ID. p. Cams
plantation To the False river crcvasse, some
i've miles, is washed away :"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

Tie editor &c he l.ii,Ie Rerk @ -zrI,e
li-tirE pulIi>i.rd IN sriirle "a y hsrh .
VI. lamLer a. NhnrlT ha.k sxrrn-
'i.n. tie said y Li,tly rl,silsrsssl liz eli.
ar "a lEnri4l combat. The rdltor rep.i.
I'd:
We doA'l Egli t.sl- ra.,rr anr cir.
sHnsisner.. They arr 80, u l..sh:on -.
laeeis'iiy lsls zen singls men. and fathers
al iansiiies.
i ~ wrong sar me. We vii Ell lain.
or n.ske amend-. ~lsu ID our poMsr and
Il 'isl viii nni ~. ihrs musi iske ihtir
Satisfaction IN shy say Iiry ran ErI II.
We are generally II onT s1ise. and not
hard ~ find
Mr.. Whiiely ihernpnn prsifd' the
editor As polinon. liar and grounding
IN IrPiy IL y Lirh tic s,li'ar made : pul,.
liri;ini,. proving ~ iLE.e witnesses Ihai
" hiiriy. ". list ~ Mesira. NJ. gn,liy ~
stealing brandy fiom b., rariain. anli had
- stolen rh..se from The same place, Hnd
traded il OF l..r larnr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
~ BRAypRETn's. prr.I.sRY CLEANS

u BRANnRETH'S. PiE.LSRY CLEANS.
ing ire Blocd from WI lis Impurities. gives power
TO every organ 10 perform is functions hraihily /;
no matter whether eIiernall. or internally sifna.
ted. Nature has foI mcd the bowels for The syacua.
ton 81 al unhealthy humnrs Of the blood, and II
man would hut use common ssnfe. che would
take care thes performed this olrce faithfully
lf the bowels are out Of order. II too slow on too
fast few doses Of BRaSnRtrM's PI,is will
hiring ihcm 10 order. Ash the man who was d..
ing from eonslipaled bowels wlat cured him; he
tells you, Brandre'h's Pills. Ask him Who has
had the dysentery for six monlis. and every ,rme.
dy had filled; he will tell you that Bandrs,h',
Pills cured him in week. - with Other dis.
eases. Twelve Brandreih's Pills rubbed down
IN hsf pint Of moissos, cured little hoy q: an
ulcer Of the face. which WAS rapidly spreading 10
his eyes, aud which dozen doctors hal tried 10
cure. but could not the poor parents would have
given halt they werc worth 10 have hsi il cured.
hut every thing they tried did no good until thsy
gave It tea spoonful Of molasses ever, lav, in
half pint Of which they had rubbed down
twelve Brandreih's Pills; brfnie the whole Of the
nolasscs was taken the ulcer was curd. And
We, some foolish people call Brandre,h's Pills
quack medicine. |, would he well if there were
few more such quack medicines. viii al your
pretended Sarslpari Compounds. or l.orr nges.
or SalSes, cure like The Brandicth's PiIlsi Can
ihry send Won TO persons cured as Dr.. Bmnirr,h
canl Can they poin, out to you people who
hal been helpless for years from Eplrysy and 81.
Wins Dance. who have bern cured hy their ,s.
modest lfihcy cannot. DIR. Brsndrcih cam |
an they point ont TO you person who for TWEEN.
" years had never hal stool wilhou, having
uscd medicine. OF mechanical means ani whom
The Drandrrih's Pills cured in month and gave
him IS hc,l,hy excavations as no had when he (
was a child
Dr. Branlrcth's Principal Office, e4l Broad.
way New York.
& 7 Agents fer the sale Of Brandrelh's rils:-- !,
u. Heart. lIillshoonth.
]. u. MDade. Chapel liill.
q. a. Mehanc, Mason Hall.
\. Mickle s Co., Binsham's selocl.
james Whitehead, Cane Creek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindcy's Old Store.
q. Patterson, PatierSon's Store. /.
Miy 81. /,
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TLr Inrn- s-r surviving "a make rapi.a
60 e ~ Wing aafo.iiion - Mr.. l'si.
haui. si'-siisznsdslrss. BufIherr srsfrs
sa1i'sssn kris uhisisil,-r rant nssIr..n.e.
u III hfsi Pisre. "fiie i2I Sorslsern fn.In.
heTs. ohiy - signf.i li,si ssl,lfsss--stTy
iiiile niasr lian nte-iiiTd II liz shnls
n1Hhfr. IN tie sseoli Hare. &c Snuil..
rin D.mcersis r.lusri % ,ign lhsi al.
drsss-fa if lh~ Mhigr are g,i.liy nf iFs..
srn. ihrl have : VI, respectable n..,nlsr
81 Dsmnersis N The sane rsIsroS.
Srnsinr llsGsIoH--zn exiFrnr Suuihern
man has uriiisn lriicr. ~ whlrh Lc
irinmpi,anily Sindirairs Ilie Wigs iar ihr
course iLsy rnrsurd. Wien lie I.nra.
assah iliem ii,ry have only "a bring Eor,
ward Gen. llonslnn 70 ,hisld Ihrm.
Tie t;enreIa Democrats tMrssrs. cshl.
a Go. have slso rni.lishrd sncuai.ni
juHhtins thsni'elFes far nat j..ining IN
disunion srheme.
A. snme Iesi 81 II. I.ncnfa,a siIr,ri;y
On ihIs snhjeri. il = IL he observed It.i
t;nv. MrlJaw'n of his State. . I,o MOI
only infused "a syn Mr.. Caihnun's adj.
dress, hni made great sprech againsi al
ils positions. j. ihr Drmnersl,c ranliIair
hr congress IN the larg,s, Dsmncaiic dis.
inn IN the State. and that Mr. Bedin.
ger 81 The J.iTrrnn. and Mr.. Thompson
ri The kanawha Districts q lln linlh ign.
ed and zrAlously Supported Mr.. calhoun's
address. have been SET aside by lheiI par.
y. and new men brought forward.
Rich. Wig.
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CHOLERA At THE wesr.

We have noticed frequently nf late the
continued existence ri tire rll aleta al Nash.
willie and other points Of the Wesi. and il
nov seems 10 be spreading. 10 an extent
that Is calculated 10 cause some alarm. and
indure the sdnpiinn of such sanitary
measures as may he deemed nerrssary.
BakimOre Snn, II Tuesday.
Five cases ol cholera. winch terminated
fatally. occurred a, Qniury. illinois. aud in
the neighborhood, on The night OF The 23d
and 25Ih.
The number 81 deaths At 81. Louis, for
the week ending Monday The 10Th. we're
9l. Oflhesc. 20 were from cholera. From
The 18Th 10 tie 10Th uli.. no less than ~
deaths from cholera occurred among the
troops sl,iioned al Jefferson Barracks.
TIE Louisville Courier, OF the 2sIh
nll., says:
The steamers Iorkiown ard Alba
tross arrived yesterday morning from New
Orleans. with goad many passengers.
On the Yorktown. there we're nlne deaths
during the Trip; and quite a number DC
sick slill nn tile boat.
The Louisville Journal. of the 2slh uli.,
states thai from the reports received. there
j. no doubt the disease viii SON make lis
appearance there.
The cholera has been verv prevalent IN
steamer, arriving al Louisville from New
Orleans since Saiurd IS week. Thr s,ea-
mer Bride Ind Us deaths on board and
many more are still sick. The George
Washington llad Is deaths previous to her
arrival at Memphis. IT,. Belle Key had
three deaths. The weather Al New Or.
leans WAS ho, anil suliry. and much sick.
ness prevailed, principally among cmi.
grants.
The Louisville Courier. of The a9ih ull..
says:
:. Tho steamer VIM. Noble arrived here
from New Orleans yrstertl,y. on her way
10 Cincinnati. She had good Number of
deck passengers. ana We learn from the
clerk thai six Of them died during the
"Trip.
THE steamers Bnsiona and peviona
arrived from New Orleans Yesterday full
Of passengers. but NJ cholera"
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SUPREME COURT.

1hs Tf'Annsl sdjournsd on tbe s0ih uIiirn
after alnaious scssson Of three mnr,ls. derins
ahich time oiiniSns were delivered IN one hun
dHd s.s-s. The Register gives The following
closing Opinions drlisercd since our last nolicr !:
By RrFnS, 4. J.. n den eE dem. Battle T.
SP-ight from Edgecomh. reversing The julgnen,
and dircclins reHire ds naro.
Ala. in Madre .. Malrs. from puquimons,
affirming IN slecrre.
Afs0. ii state sr ri. TfrrdwrlI y Ellison. from
BrsnfHi. reycrsaps the Judgment and directing =
rcnire de soro.
Also. in McS@ton .. n,iaesoa. IN Equity. from
Bladen. sii.Inissing the bin.
Also. III McN0rton .. Rolrson. from Bladsn.
Affirming The ssnienre 81 The Superior Court.
Alsa. in Ssdllcr 6. Wilson. IN z .uiiy, from
Rockingham. affirming The decree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

Mr. herr.-ia or psPer al Ihs ash chi,
NJ. Ne snnaunred Vi. Krn a. having ieelsrrsl
hi'nslf eaaiiIsir r. toigros, u dis district.
in o97aag. n Ia the lin. 4. ". Yeaalle. I.
sra~ar from he fa:io~ing aliieIe. shirh We 20
~ from The Milton Chianirlc. that The announce
nent Was Prensiur-. Mr. Kerr Was pramlarl
By the spin, Of Pa,riosism which has river .nimai-
81 him. AMI ~ his .iIachr~ni 10 the rniun. 10
irP.s = NJ. yenaslr's ina,aiasiory speech, hus
withoal any desire II Ne candidate. valling
ilis glorious Union beyond al Prrr. bs condemns
s'ise III aieHP,. 10 ifpair a. shsfhcr ~ ~ IN
sans sha.iiioni-ss . The North. o. BY sOofsern
msn VIA ansy themselves in f.r opposite e.
trrns. From skrtch Of his speech. delivered
a, Yanoey.ilIs on he 81 instant in rePly % SIR.
yenllls. saicA &c snd N the Chronicle. Ne
think Mf. Kerr has taken The proper ground. and
greatly slmire The spirit with which he Maintains
has position. d viii he esuse Of regret To many
that he ksfs hinrrif constrained 10 decline being
candidate
Mr. KsL-Te r.rreivr tiIal several
rIprrs IN thi. State have announced ibis
gentleman a. ranlnlrr CT Congress, IN
opposition 10 Mr. Nenahle. Th.nrh moi
suihnrizr,l, YET we take The liberty To- say
that this Is = misiake-lie has moi tlsri,le,l
10 I've candidate. and in replying 10 The
spec, hes NJ hr Eenahle. has bren prompt.
ell Ia do ~ hy ma other consideration than
dniy the patriot owes his Common
County,. His friends are extremely anx-
ions inr HIM 10 nn--and HI i pressed hv /
Them 10 every quarter Of the District 10 /
Well his consent 10 he canilidaie--buis So /
lar he has moi hren allie 10 overcome oh. !.
siaclss 81 private nature that lnrbis his .
seceting 10 their wishes. lie has sacrifice /
ed much. IN Ly gone DAYS. tmore We un.
l,esilaiingly say. Than any man in the
STATE on the altar of patriotism. aud
though ready - sacrifice sill more if ne.
cessary. be concti,es hat he nwts duties
10 himself and his family that demand his
attention. Mr.. Kerr Is moi man of
wealth. and must. il candidate. neglect
his profession anil sustain loss that he
would feel severely. u would give us
the highest degree nf satisfaction if he /
wonld consent 10 run--and We hope that
he may be able 10 strange his matters so
as To justify his heing candidate. but al
The same time. he is under no obligation
10 make additional sacrifices. i
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Haesgily's orthography.-yow lha,

The wou'd.be champions of aiacaulay
have heen blown 4, high. BY HI derlar-
ing he dnn'i care fg about lie liar.
Pers altering the spelling in hi. history
al England. 10 nel,sler's STYLE. The best
joke Is. thai The English EDITOR has se,e.
raj kinds Of spelling III il. The wnd
hnnor IS sometimes printed honour, some
iiinfs honor; soneiimes expense i. spill
ed win an 8. SOMETIMES with c, anl 80
on with all words Of simiI1r character.
according as the pr,of.reatlels in The DIE.
isrrnl printing Offices here the ork was
done. followed one standard OF aneiher.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

City OF Nctr York The successful re
suit Of the coalition Of the Frcsoers and Demo
Gratis in Connecticut. has induced the two psrtie.
IN the city Of New York TO adop, the same plan
Consequently Mr.. Cutting, Democratic nominee
for Mayor. has declined. and the party have a.
doptcd Mr.. Van Shack, the Frcc.soi candidate
As sri-off. the Fiee-soilcIs arc not TO nomi.
nate Judicial tickets.
This coalition is announced in the New York
Express, thus:
In the Richmond Enqnirer. Savan-
nah Georgian. and Ia I.ocoIoroism Souil
ward IN general. we commend notice OF
the especial fact llat cass lIunkerism
here. IN this metropolis. has surrendered
tn Free Snl Van Bnrenism-Iammany
Hall having gone over 10 Tie Barnburners
ani taken their candidate Tor Mayor. Nr.
VanShairkrerelved and acrep,edi The Barn.
burner nomination. and thanked them Ear
il: and now lrammanv Hall adopts him i,
lis candidate fnr Mayur. VIVA, the Rich.
mond Enquirer. &c. ave wont 10 call the
aho ltion Interest in the North is thus Fri.
unphant nov in the very hnsom or Ihe
Northern Democracy. / lie Thinkers here
have cut their Southern allies, and given
NJ the ghnsi.'
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We are requossJ % s,.nagrss n, Rs,,,,
z. Mssr,s 20 se.nii1-se e, ne corr., o..
cirstshiP efor.ngs couniy.
H-srs roqusssrd 70 snnaunes Col Fis~.r X,
WIrHrasrsas IS = ssna.asie &c ne cOur,y
f'Onrt cissisliP efOrsns~ carn,y.
We ar requested 10 snnn1nna Gen. goslr
Aliisos. a. can5idsie for re~l~ssoa e IL
eaoHiy cour. cisrksiip of Osss.- cosr:y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
Equity sale.

{ss u obedience to decree Of the Cour,
eatsi..lgsf Of Equity for the County Of Olanpc,
~ made at March Term. isig. | shall
@sssss-s offer FOR sale, At the late residence Of
Franklin Casilchcrry, decreased, on The elsi day
.NNprii next, the Lands belonging TO the heirs Of
the said frankie Cssilcberry, viz;
tine tract containing 2GS acres. situa,-
cd on North L ~ Greek. adjoining the lands of
James Harwool nd Others.
Also one tract containing 81 acres. adj
joining the lands Of Bartlett Barlre aud others.
credit oftwelSc months will lie given. Bond
and approved security required and title reserved
until the purchase money rs Paid.
q. F. LONG, C. d. NJ. r.
Marck 90. 10