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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

% Judge Morton has transferred the Boston Gus,
House advertising to the Boston Daily Advertiser,
Ia paper supposed to sympalhize in feeling with the
friends of Daniel Webster whereupon the Boston Post
says: "the Collector thinks if man can catch hall
but, with potato fol- bait off the New York Battery
there telling what may be effected by tickling the
palate Of The Daily Advertiser"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

LAMARTINE IN WANT.-A variety of paragraphs
or this subject are going about in the papers The New
York Tribune says, 'for the benefit of those who
laying out their sympathy Nj. Lamarlne, we are
happy to say that he has very snug fortune OF about
two millions of francs still lef lives in elegant style at
Paris rides in his coach, and is in no danger OF
furnishing by starvation.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

no The Washington correspondent OF the NeW York
Herald says that conference was held on the Goth inst
by the Loco Foco Senator's at which il was determined
that there be no longer any confidence placed IN Mr.
Benton Messrs. Hamln and Bradbury, although iore.
ly against their will compelled oppose Mr. Benz
ion, on Mr., CEffords account.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

u The wife Of Theobald Wolfe Tone, who was the
friend and companion of The martyred Emmett died on
Sunday last, at Georgetown. At the time of her de-
cese she was widow of Thomas Wilson, Esq, whom she
married subsequent to the deceaSe of Mr.. Tone She
was in The enjoyment of pension from the Freach
Government upon the recommendation Of Lucien Bo>
naparte.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

CAMPS OF IEsTRUcTIoN. In the house Thursday
bill was reported providing for camps of instruction
for the volunteer militia in the fall and to raise the
pensalon TO nine dollars per annum.
The encouragement bill was knocked in the head on
Thursday after long debate, and the original bill for
an assistant district attorney for Suffolk passed
re engrossd
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

1T The French government have very promptly and
decidedly set about making provision France
share the riches of California. The last advices
states that they fitting expedition Of eng
and mineral ogiss in national vessel, who were
instructed to 60 Calornla, and examine the produc>
veaess and extent Of the gold region, and report The
French government.
The Journal du liavre, also announces that French
ecclesastc has been appointed Bishop of California,
and will Immediately repair TO San Francsco, accom-.
panied BY several missionaries,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

SUPPOSED lNcENDIARIEs. Some boys have been
arrested at Watertown for setting fire TO Mr. Bemls'S
barn. Ii IS said that the intention of the boys was to
have set fire, Tuesday night, TO three other barns
belonging to the heirs of Abjah White but in
sequence Of one OF The boys turning States evidence,
they arrested and thus their designs were frusa>
ad
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

RIGHT AT LAST Judge Rockwell has made
statement in the Norwich Courier respec ing his votes
on Cots resolution, from which appears, that he vo'
led against the motion TO lay The motion for reconsderS
alton on the table, aud voted, ALSO against reconsdera'
lion. All he votes he gave, except that against laying
on the table was such as Flee Soil men would approve
We are sorry that he should have voted as he did on
tina, notion it was considered test question, and
led to the defeat Of the resolution. This statement is
due to Judge Rockwell, as his position IN relation to
this question has been misunderstood. We believe it is
now set right
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

DR.. BAIRD's LECTURES. DR., Baird will lecture on
SPAIN and PORTUGAL next Tuesday night, at Brin-
ley Hail. This will be one Of the most interesting Ices
lures of the whole course. Spain is an unknown land
TO most ofus.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

BURR's CONSPIRACY. Mr. Treat of the ST. Louis
Union, writes from the Havana, that the Spanish ar
chves of Louisiana, which removed 10 that island,
contain many interesting documents which throw light
on the designs of Aaron Burr
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

h The Duke OF Wellington is out again IN
favor OF educating the army. Miss BenimbIe
says
"Talking OF the navy, SIR | see they're gain,
TO edlcate the army; goin to put the men over
the heads OF their officers. The dukes goin TO
have all the privates made gentlemen: bn,
think that parliament had better have commit
tee on the matter fust, where / only wish upon
that pint they'd examine me. For look YOU here
Mr.. Punch: edicate the army, and where's onr
servants to get husbands? Stick up nr;va,o
sojer with grammar and geometry, and let him
know all about triangles and ali that-and in
course ne will turn his nose up at cook or
maid Of all.work. Catch him coming bit low.
er than lady's maid-or praps a governess LIS
very well to talk about the ignorance of the ar.
my. but destroy the ignorance of the soier. and
what's to become of the affections OF the house.
maid? Has F. M. Wellington ever thought of
this Mr.. Punch-I'm afeard not''
Whereupon Punch remarks :-"The dnka ~
wellington says, and his saying deserves to he
written in the largest letters, over the Horse
GUARDS, and round every cannon's mouth. III ia
time that ignorance should cease in the British
army And it is high time; but we hone name
oil our military readers will have their VANITY
wounded II we venture to put the following cues.
uon:-'When the aforesaid ignorance ceases
nv" iO"S WIN the Dritlsn army last Is il TO be
expected that some 10000 men will walk quietly
into field to kill, or to be killed, when thew are
in state to reason? Depend upon it. thew will
not do 1t to please anybody! But still we crv.
as loudly as the duke, Educate the armv.,,
DEATH FROM PoIsoN. Last Saturday niob,
daughter OF Mr.. Henry Larkin of this town
came up from Manchester, where she had baen
working in the mill. To make her arrival At her
fathers more welcome, she went into an apo,b.
ecary's shop and bought bottle of brandy
which was placed upon the counter. beside
another bottle containing TIncture of .aconite :
most deadly poison. Apparently in a great hur-
ry, she took and Carried away the wrong bottle.
and never discovered her mistake until her fatber
having taken glass of what he supposed he
'good crltter," was writhing in the paugs nj
death. So confident was she, even after the old
gentleman had been seized with terrible snasms
that It was brandy and nothing else. thai che
took the bottle herself and swallowed some Of /,
She too, was Immediately thrown into violent
pains and vomitings, from which she barely 90.
capped with her lite, after the most PROMPT and
efficient medical assistance The old man. her
father, was already beyond the reach Of medi.
cine, and died in about one half hour after swal.
lowing the poison. Concord Democrat.
ID Who is to have the new job of the state
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

GJ7 General Taylor, according TO the Washington
Union, good>humoredly said TO the swarm Of office
seekres around him on Thursday" Gentlemen, have
nothing to give you except my own Office to which you
are perfectly welcome"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

EDWARD S. HAMLIN, prominent Free Soiler in
ONO, has been appointed President of the Board of
Public Works in that State
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

% The Springfield Republican mputes TO us as ia
habit" what did but single instance The
motive which prompted the Republicans remarks is
sufficiently obvious
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

LARGE AND VALUABLE CARGO. Ship North
Carolina cleared at Charleston, l4lh instant, for Liver
pool, with 1856 bales Sea Island, and $500 upland cot
ION, valued at eighty thousand hundred and ainety
iour dollars
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

Ihe Ne'o- Boston Poisoning Case. The GIRL
Leula Page, Tor Letltia Blaisdell, as she Is more
commonly cailed0 who confessed to have noison.
ed the family of Mr.. Blaisdell, in New. boston boston
mas been committed to Jail. Mr.. Cheney Ond
vile Of Goifstown, whom she alleges TO have in.
auced her TO commit the crime, were arrested
.aS' week, ana their examination was commenc.
was examined as witness against them snd
fully adhered TO her previous Statements =,
gard to their connection in the matter. She hs.
always sustained good character. and Mr.
blaisdeii, whom she attempted to poison, SO rem
resents.-.Ntto Hampshire Patr,dt.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

" Three Cd,amoun,s were killed last week in
Carbon county, Pa. Two others were seen by the
game hunter.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

GT The Kentucky Legislature, during its recent
session. passed six hundred and seventyone acts and
fourteen jolut resolutions. Among the acts we're one
hundred and ninety six granting divorces
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-24

GT The Ohio Statesman, loco states that bill
dsiricng the State in perfectly unexccpionable
ner, passed the House al Columbus OH the 10Th, and
that if it passes the Senate, all dscord the subject
will cease.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
LEGISLATIVE HIiNOR.

From the New London Chronicle Of May 5.
=. " hen the resolution Of the House Of
Representatives of Connecticut appoint
ing Bu,leigh "a Free Soiler) printer 10 the
Legislature. came back from the Senate
IN Friday with that persons name erased,
and that Of respectable man substituted,
Mr.. Brockway, of Lyme, one OF the con-
science smilicn. rose in great wrath and
cmplie,l very distressing dish Of male
tliclion upon what he considered the i'm.
pudcnce of the Senate in presuning Ia
interfere with The Free Soil l.ornfuco aud
Abolition appointment of a printer. IL
was an indigniiy To the House for twens
iy-one men Ia Undertake in his way To
dictate 10 the two hundred and twenty
Representatives Of the people. &c.
MIR. Filch. of this city, addressed the
Speaker in reply. II struck him that, in
stead Of lweniy.one men who were at
tempting 10 dictate, the number who seem
ed Id he controlling the Legislature was
about twelve, (the number Of lie Free
Sellers.
Mr.. Brockway responded. "Rather
more than that. sir"
"Very well. Mr.. Speaker" SAYS the
New London Representative; we won't
bogglc about numbers. am willing 10
count The gentleman from Lyme, and tina,
will make thirteen. We will throw him
i'll"
The "gentlemau from Lyme rose a.
gain, and remarked that 1--WE read Of
Twelve men III former times who did won-
ders,"
Whereupun Mr.. Fitch told him il was
all quite true; but. says he. I've also
read that one offhe tveiue sold out"
The point Of this repartee will never be
lost upon those who know the history Of
tile /. Free Soil" movement, and at the
same time that Of this same Mr.. Brock
way, who, with his thirteen coadjutols to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
THE REVENUE LAW.

As much doubt exists in the minds Of
'0ose whose duty h is to take the taxes,
as 70 The proper construction of the 9TH
section Of the Revenue Aci Of the recen,
session. We take pleasure in laying before
our readers the following opinion Of B. F.
- sloore' ESD, the Attorney General Of the
''a'e' Oil tits subject:
Raleigh, May 9Th, is4g.
SIR: You hate tfquesled ms opinion
WI 'he proper conslrueiinh Of Tile 7th sec.
""h OF The att passed al The recent session
/" me Legislature, entitled, IAN act 10
increase the Revsnue Of The State" The
question You present arises on the proviso,
'ound at the conclusion Of that section, and
. whether that proviso extends 10 the
whole act; and IL not. 10 how much there.
aIn of opinion tia, il,e rroviso extends
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
Town Ordinance.

"A 4 nsesiihs =. Is Bears si Ger usssi.esTs
- q tar isEn n Hills 0arrlk. + 2 "a SaalT-
day ~ sih 81 MAJ. isIs. lts s.lIsnsa. asSsIsr.s
Ess a1ePied:
b 4 ortsiHsd, Tat 'si. lrslsis cfsFi.F ssr
sale. Ni'hin ihs limits q iLis iUxn. Goods a. az.
iiSlss ~ manufactured H. ihis s.a;c. : "a =
resaissa q ~ "a aLnual iaI If TEN dollars
io.l lnfO IL ioNn irfsslsy ss.si ~ Team Lon-
siatls . hclsly nglilFa . Sosieri lie ssIas I'D
pay 4 over 10 The foNh Treasurer.
Bs & faBfhT v9sfhsi, That he fo.tesinE or
dinsaee si.2il 10 il f,4ue ficn aI.d ales lie n.
day n iuns. 1879; al liaii ne s.ne u Fls IN
a. - lie hiiistssnlsh Re- asier an Meth Ca
Ig,iua nsrOersi or ihtse vs,ks.
By 0rdsT 4 ire Board.
i. A. HEARTH. Town CIeTk.
Va, 7sh. sO-sx
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
A PROCLAMATION.
By Tia BIosltney CHARLES MANLY. Co.
srrr.ar II MIL CnroIln1

b. His BIosifney CHARLES MANLY. Co.
rerHgr u Aovth Carolina.
w iiEREAs y iLe l5lh chapter q the Acts
psssrl u lie last s,ssion u lie Gsnefsl
Assembly. Il MS provided hat The Sheriff Il Tie
Couuiy II orsi &c should hold On election ON tie
sid Thursday in April ihen ensuing. 10 take The
sense u The gualiied voters Of said county on he
question Of > Division" y no Di.isioH' 81 said
IoLi.iy.
And NhersAs lhe sail Sheriff has eerliked 10
tins Department. thai said election has isen duly
held, and that 1851 votes have been given 10 "a.
No' q Dslsi0a and lp0i Yates in fayoI u no Di.
sision:
Nov, in pursuance ofihe pro,lsiais Of the a5ih
section u the At r,lerrtd e.. do hereby make
knoHn, ty ihis Proclamation, thai majoriiy Of
tie qualiied voters Of sail county Of Change lave
VOTED in favor Of The Division Of tie sane; ani
Do hereby declare Tia, the Act Of the lat session
81 the General Assembly. en,i'lrd - su At 60 isy
Uir and establish = coguiy ~ tie name Of" .Als-
nance" ratified on the s9;h day & January 4.
ID. lsi9 aud also the aei euiillcd . An act sup
Elemental 10 IN act passed hy the pressE. General
Assembly, entitled al Act u lay OF aud establish
9 new county by the name Of Alamanee IsliisI
on 2s,h January, lsis. are operative and in full
force and effect.
....,s. Given under my hand and seal
.!SEsSs,t. Of Office, At the Executive Dcpsrt-
SEts s!s. meni IN The city OF Raleigh, this
$3.50 2iIh day Of April, ls49
3'E.e cllAS. MANLY.
y, tie Governor.
hasgnoS G. NASH,
Pirate Ssatfary.
april IS. 79-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

President Taylor has appointed Gene.
raj Scott COMMANDMENTS hief OF the T..
s. Army, his head quarters 10 be al Eliza.
belhlo@n, n. j., or New York. as lie may
determine. The force viii hereafter be
arranged under Two divisions Northern
ami Southern the commands are as.
signed To Generals Gaines and Wood
the senior To have the selection. fhe
head quarters Of The former division will
be in Baltimore, who will, no doubt. pre-
fef 10 remain al Tie iatler point, rendering
ii highly probable that they will have the
intrepid Wool as fellow-cilizen. This
order i 10 supresede all previous arrange.
ments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

% lie enlirr 7lh sersios sad "a s1rI
and eseTy sEbl-el 81 izKzlioa ll.eIein spe
ei6sd. and. sl..i il e1.snds 10 no olhsl
psn ~ the scl.
II The pFOais0 wss-ss ID alleged II
same-inieHdeIin be lrss extensive dian
he ahoie Of The .Ih serIioA. am unshls
"a peresiSt ll.al inleai in The language .
LIS las. Very respectfully.
Y0Ur nbdf serFI.
q. l.. Iiin'on. ESQ. d. F. MOORE.
Public TIessnref.
The AIlnrnry General d Of Ihe opinion
that lilr PTosiso xhirl. il j. supposed.
MAS intended oaiy 10 apply 10 playing
cards. exlen..s 10 lie elillrs 7Ih SEXTON.
and u each and every sublerl of taxation
lLrrrln sperified: and thai u dOrs moi ex
tend 10 any other Fsn Of lie aei. Tie
I'll, ssclion u The Revenue Law Is As ri.
luws:
Ser. Z. And be II further enacted. That
hereafter there shall he imposed and levied
annually TAX upon The l.lIoa Ing ARTICLES
10 vii: On al gold and silver plate IN u.e
BIZ the da iieT nr Oa;ie:s Ilenni. IN value
ffly dollafs. aHi NOT eAreediag i've hSii- !.
drd .niiars. Tie sim Of two dollars: and
on III gold and silsrI plate exceeding IN /,
value i've hnndred dollars. fur dollars .
Goa al Measure carriages IN use by The i
owncrnr oW neT, thereof. with ionr heels. .
exceeding "a value TWO hundred dollars.
the sim 81 one dollar; on al gold Watches.
~ Use by the owneT or owners lheTenl.
twenty-five cenls;. ON al SILVER watches. IN /.
use BY tie owner Or Owners thereof. Zen
rents; an al harps in use BY The owner
nI owners thereof. HE sum III iwO dullaIs;
IN all piaHo iofies. in Lse. The sum oi one
lullaf. excerpt in Seninaries 81 learnings
IN all retailers of spiTilnous liquors, ten
IoIlafs, instead of four dollars, Is now Tax.
ID by law; on III public billiard tables iuo
hundred dullals. instead Of 1--WE hundred /
dollars. as new taxed hy law: on al bowl. /
NO alleys. whether called nine.pin or ten. /
10 alleys. o. ~ any other name, twenty 1
i've dollars; upon every pack Of pla, ing
ards. len c6nls-aid every merchant.
hop keeper. and public dealer in goods.
wares and merchandise shall slafr 81 oath
low many packs he has sold wilhin the
asl year. Provided. that this enactment
hall nui be in force before lie ilfsl OF April
n the year 1885,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

q Heir arsis.i. Iisiiea lie slip. Hssnoh
iraTard ilai he iuo men were asares
AID residenis q III CIV s.f SEnuiae. Chi
~. and tllsl lllss hsl IN their homes N
> boat l0sJed Whh Tirr ~ rhe parpn,e
Of Trading along STARE" The wind
came up and tlsW 3 gale. diving llem
Car from me nsin land. mil ,h.y finslIy
brought np ga desnla'e and simass bar.
nn bland abreast 81 the Msldige islands.
Here ileE remained twenty one DAYS. le-
ing unable 10 81 81. and wholly desli.
iuie 81 ans substantial loni. Al lie ex-
pirsrinn II this time The Coqnimh0 hove
N sight. whrsr caPl. Rogers esried shrm
through his glass. on The Island. sni look
lhsm On board his vessel. as abo,e stated.
When picked ~ The, were much ex-
hansied aud rnaeisirtl. tine nf lie men
. "a ami The "iher 2s years ~ age. Both
are married and haze rarh two children.
They lr.i isieir fsn,;lies IN rather slraiien-
e.l circumstances, ahdsxpTess much ankle
" IN their acrnnnl. i,anng lllal ihey Mill
sufIer CIR tie wanl II inod or 0llleI ne
rrsssries Of life. I'hey state that Capt.
Rogers treated them very kindly. pfa,it-
hg them with r0mfnIslbir ri0ihing. Ac.
They are scfy dcsirnus II returning 10
heir native rounlry. aud express ihrir
aillingnrss Ia work While here. and also
o work lliri1 passage in sby pnri IA any
Iesssl bozni - the region ~ their hnnr.
Bottom JsrFna!.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
20 PRINTERS.
4 MOUNTAIN BANNER FOR SALE,

TNHE Subscriber hcing DESTROYS 10 devote his
time to other business, offers for Sale his
Press, Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures poriaining TO the office.
The Press Is an excellent Super Royal WASH
ington Press, TO which is attached the Self-Rol.
ing and linking Machine. The Type consist Of
Plea and Bufgeois, for the Paper; with good
assortment Of Job Type. Cuts, Rules, &c. &c, in
sufficient quantities for any work that may oiieE
in this part of the State, all in good condition.
For Printer, with capacity for the Editorial
Department, this would be valuable investment.
For further information, address, postpaid,
THUS. A. HAYDEN,
Rssktrfardton. " c,
May 9. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
PErERsBURG MARKETS.
lReporlrd for TIE InleIliFencstl
fniay, May IS, 1873.

friay, Nay Is, 1919.
TOB,cco.-l'he receipts continue 10
increase and prres are vel sustained
l.uss 2! sal eaf 81 So. Fine
manufacturing qualities would bring More.
curroN Tine demand continues gned
without change in prices sinrr oIr last re.
port. Sales are readily effected a, 6 a
@ rents,
FLouR.--ls more depressed. the stock
il light. and sales coniire,i To The home de-,
nanh. ranging from {! Il for Super.
fine. 81 S. fnr Famlly.
WnEAT-Bu, lil.ie arriving We quote
50 90 cents.
coRS.-is in'gnrd demand; Soc.
BACoN.-.ya. cured. Ia ~ cenis-
Western Sides and Shoulders s. a &c.
LARD.-7l asc.
ERASDr.-pa. Apple Brandy 30 81
cenls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
fae new Commissioner Of Pateats.

The Washington Wing thus remarks
upon the sppoinlmenior fhoiiias Ewbank,
nf New York, 10 be Commissioners Of Pa.
tents. in the place Of Edmund Burkefre.
mosed:--
/. Mr.. Eataik is a gentleman. whom
the scientific world will, with ore arcord,
pronounce 10 be most I'll person for this
important Pnsl.. A better man could NOT
have been found in The country: indeed.
we question whelher so thoroughly quail
ied scholar cnuhl have been selected.
We congratulate an those WIN have 10 Do
with this office upon their good fortune.
They will have ample cause 10 be thank
ful 10 an administration, ihat 10. 50 h,''iii;,
entrusted their peculiar business 10 man
so peculiarly iiued 10 do justice 10 il"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
Victory Of the Blacks over tie span.

iaTds. -lIappraIs hy late ad,lres from The
Island Of layli. that lie lIa,iicns had
fougli tie Dnn,inlcahs at Asua. and at.
lerly routed their forces. The hattie
was holly coalestrd one. aid the lay
items did mol altogether escape--lrsing. ii
is said. from one 10 iva hundred. t1f,i
Dominicans three or four handled were
Killed. mostly M barilc. A number of
women and children in Aqua. (which town
Tell lnio the possession of tie conquer.
ors. )Iwerc also slain. 'fhe accounts, how.
ever, da MOI represent thai there was any
general plumber Of the lawn or indisrrina.
nate slaughter ri The inhabitants. as might
have hrcn feared from the disciplined
STATE Of The conquered army. A large
quantity ofprovi.ions, five thousand stand
Of arms, aud many prisoners fell into the
hands Of the llay'iens. From Aqua.
Snloquc continued hi march Tor the city
of ST. Domingo. which would probably
fall into his hands, together with Santa.
60. and the Whole Of the Spanish part Of
tile Island.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

We sfc requested to announce Mr.. RoEtRr
T. MoRRis rs candidate Tor the County Eour
ElsIkship Of Orange County.
We are requested ,oannounec Col. HESHr X.
MITaERsrooS ss a candidate fos the County
eorrfC lerkship Of 0rane, County.
We are requested 10 announce MIR. Junx n.
f,rrITT as candidate for the County Court
Glcrkship Of Orange County.
VS. are requested 10 ANNOUNCE Gen. Iosirs
ALIIsoS, as a candidate for reelection TO tie
County Court clcrhship cfOiansc County.
We are requested TO announce Mr.. RIcaa~s
NJ. Ia candidate Tor rc.clrriion To tho Of
fee Of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Orange
county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23
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HORNS RaI,road Gazettc.-The

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publisher Of this useful Guide for Travellers,
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II in two or three weeks, which will enable him
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SOTO commence the publication Of the list Of
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tam diagrams OF all the Railroads in the country,
The times Of arrival and departure at the various
stations, rates Of fare, freight, &c. Price So a
year. Address $. Horn, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

The Right Spirit.-'rhe I.atirenssiile
Herald. IN noticing meeting held N re-
l.ilion 10 The Rail Ruad from that village 10
Newbeiry, sayS:,
"Fhe meeting. instead Of passing Re.
solutions, went heartily 10 work. and in a
few minutes passed their signatures for
over Twenty-Five thousand Dollars worth
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