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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
May Term. ls49.
Richard Tapp 4 .Archibold Borlana,
vs..
Alexander Boriand.

Alexander B0rtGnd.
Attachment, levied on personal Property.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Cont
L that the defendant, Alexander Borland, Is not
an inhabitant of this State il is ordered by the
Court that advertisement be made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks successfully, NOTIFY
ing the said Alexander Borland TO be and appear
at the next term Of our Court Of Pleas and QUAR-
ter Sessions, to be held for the county Of Orange,
at the court house in the town Of Hllshorough,
on the fourth Monday Of August next, then and
there TO replevy and plead, otherwise judgment
by default final will be granted against him, and
the property levied on condemned to satisfy the
plaintiffs debt.
Witness, Joseph Allison, clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the fourth Monday Of May, ls4s.
]. ALLISON, c. c. C.
July Il. Cow
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North Carolina Railroad,

YSHE undersigned, Commissioners appointed
1 BY General Assembly to receive subscrip-
tons Of stock in the North Carolina Railroad
Company, hereby give notice, that Books will be
opened for that purpose, al the Court House IN
Hillsborough. on Tuesday the 3lst day Of July
next and that they will be kept open for thirty
days thereafter. No subscription money will be
expected to he paid at the time Of subscription,
but as soon as il is asccrlained that one million OF
dollars has been subscribed, each subscriber will
he required pay TO the undersigned five dollars
on the share Of one hundred dollars.
CADWALLADER JONES, Sr.
0SMOND F. LONG,
EDMUND STRUDWICk,
June %. ST.
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Wanted Cash! Cash!

FIsHE EahscIiheTs are Just Eeorislng and ePen
IL ias their Fan sna Winter S1PPhrs. which
consist a ) large and eolaPleie assortment g
esery rsrie.y Il GOODS usual! ksPi IN our Va
lsge siOnea
Their ssock has hesn selected With cars, and
ehir6y bought with cab. They are determined
a make Their prices suit the iimes; and ss they
- p.riealarly IN want of eash. chose who have
Il mas expect gEsai bargains.
Give Us call.
LONG & WEBB.
October 10. o.
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sofas. Sideb0ards, bureaus,
Redsfcads, Tables,

made of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch. and Maple.
He would invite attention TO his make Of Port
sble WARDROBES and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, nea,ncss, and
convenience.
H. would also invite the attention q all per-
SOUS wishing TO buy furniture Of any description,
n give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends TO sell as low as he can possibly aio d,
anl.his workmen are all experienced hands.
HE has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
Teaus. with Locking-Glasses, two China Presses,
two sideboards, six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, aud one Secretary aud Book
case, and Bedsieads, which he will sell low.
=. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such AZ Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
-. Persons At distance, huying Furniture
can have il delivered at their doors. ensured saie
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns bis thanks for past iayors, and vii
be thankful for continuance OF public patron
age.
February l. To-
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CirCassi0n Balm,

an unHyalled Medical compound, a ncyeT-fsiling
remedy Tor
Burns and Scalds. Cuts. Commissions, Bruises
sprains. Sal,-Rheum. Chilblains. letter. scIofula
Ulcers. Ringworm. Scald Head. Frozen Feet and
Limbs. Pimplcs on the Face. and oil erup,ions Of
the skin.
Andfor all purposes Of the Toilet. &c. Shaving,
Cleaning The Teeth, Csnkcr Of the Mouth. Re-
mo,al Of Sunbum or Tan, Grease, Paint, &c.
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Cabinet Ware House.

rTyHE suhscrilerrespecifully informs hisfrends
i and the public generally .ihsthe has on hand,
.na NiIl endeayor constantly 10 keep, variety Of
weIl.made Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles, such as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
Markets,

BUFFALO, June SEP. NJ.
Owing to . prevailing and strong wind from the
northeast, the receipts within the last twenty -four
hours have been trhng. Flour 5000 bbls. Wheat
Sales made of 5000 bushels prime Ohio at 1O4c
deliverable in Albany. Corn was firm Freights
we're without change, but canal boats were quite
scarce.
ALBANY June Sc p. RI.
Receipts by canal within the last twenty four hours:
Flour, 60 bills; corn $500 bushels. Flour-Sales Of
1000 bbs. made at 81 37h 81 so for straight
brands this State; and So for pure Genesee Germ
Sales of 49, 900 bushels made at Gle. 61Hc, in
GLIDING portion to arrive within aweek ten days.
at Gle. Oats-Saes Of 1000 bushels made at 3Sc
BosroN, June s, 1S49.
Cotton, middling fair, brought s1saS Flour
Michigan sold at IS; Fredericksburgh, IS; Baltimore
and Georgetown, at $6H, cash. Committees were
firm 5000 bushels white sold at 60c. 5000 do yellow
at ESQ., Molasses-2O0 hhds Trinidad sold at 2Oo.; $50
hhds Cuba, sweet for export at 16c, short Boxwood
10 tons, sold at $50 per ton
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Shipping Intelligence.

New ORLEANS, June 6, Isl9.
Arrived-ship J Calhoun, AN. bark WGhHmet, NYork;
ship Emily and barks Robert Burton and Dakor Halifax
HOLINESS HOLE, June I, 1sl9.
Arrived-Ship Martins Pacific for Nantucket with 1000
bbls Spske April 90 lat 30 s. Ion Is w. ship Obed
MITCHELL from New Bedford for California The M had
spoken April IT, lat NJ Ion 80 w. ship Maynower from New
Bedford, and bark John Mayo from Bati-nor' for Cali
fornia.
BosroN, June g. 1919.
Arrved-Ship Baxar Buenos Ayres via Pornambuco May
H. barks Chester NYork knight, Havana brss Four
Brothers. Port Prince; Tapger Mstanzas Susan Bait
more; Hylas, Almena, Daniel Weld, Catherine 4 Mary,
Thomas Edward, and veto Phadclphia schr Sam lash
Isabella Lodi Geo Warren Harp Eli send George
Edward Philadelphia Susan and Sequel fredericksburg
Alabama, and Waterman, NYork; Loo Choo, Baitimors
helrose Jacksonville; James Henry Wilmington; Matilda
Washington, NC.
Ship Nance Apaachcoa; brgs Atchafaaya st John, FA
Delma st Mary's; schr Waterloo, Havana.
Bark Lycurgus RIO Jnnciro, May l. Left bark 81 NARY
Wggins for California; former captain sok and would re-
turn Other vessels before The has 1913 bags oohse
and 2249 hides to Barclay & Livingston, Nrork.
Barks Clarssa, Savannahs Samuel Brswp Fredericks-
burg.
schrs Henry Curtis Perine Oregon Leader and Nevin
Baltimore; Mary Mariner Albany santee, Newark NJ
J ii Councc, Richmond; Michigan, Philadelphia.
Belov-Bark Bostonian, Buenos Ayres.
CIearsdShip Austra ian, Hobart Town, vDL, and
kct barks Morgan Rio Jsneiro Eurck Rotterdam; Danish
bark Aladdin, Buenos Ayres; brig Ann Maria, Sagua Ia
Grapde; schr Milwaukee, Philadelphia.
Arr At Pcrnambuoo May 10, bark Tmogone, Rio Crands
with circus company.
Pcrnsbuoo, 18th May brig Putnam for PhHsdephia;
schr for baltimore days Going bsrk Laura, from Id
IBERIA; spoke May 49, lat rs H. Ion 70 % skip Martha Ward
from New Orleans for Liverpool June o. South shoM -
miles, NYork pilot boat NO 10.
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Circuit Court.

Before Justice Jones.
JuSp 8.-Howcn vs. Zachary This was an action
to recover 1925 II appeared that the defendant let
house to third party to be fitted up as drug store
the latter employed the plaintiff who is by trade
penter to 1T it up and to pay him for the work
finished Plaintiff accordingly put up the fixtures and
after he had done the party who leased the house
was unable TO carry out his agreement aud the defrn
dant caused summary proceedings to be taken TO get
possession Of the premises and refused either pay the
plaintiff allow him to take down the fixtures The
defence was that the fixtures part of the FREQ
mold aud could not be- removed without injury to the
puding The Judge charged that II the agreement be-
tween The plaintiff and the leases that the latter should
pay the former upon mpletion Of the prov
ed TO the satisfaction Of the jury the defendant would
be bound by lie was also understood to charge that
II the fixtures could be removed without injury to the
building that IT, II they were tenn put up they
might be removed BY the plaintiff The jury found
verdict for the plaintiff for $138.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Franklin aaa

JUNE 8.-Judement Suspended-In the case Of The
People James W. Theall, the prisoner appeared in
court this morning. and discharged from further
custody The Recorder stated to the prisoner that in
consideration of his already long Imprisonment, the
Court bad concluded to suspend judgment in his case
Thesl convicted of forgery in the fourth degree,
in having procured box of segars valued at So from
the gar store of M. Leman, in Wall street, on an
order falsely purportipg to have been drawn by o. ",
Sturtevant
Sentence Of George No,term1n and Frederick Billings
George Nortberman, who convicted, a few days
since OF receiving 500 Of the money stolen by young
billings from a room-mste, MIR Wells in the Irving
House, on the 18th of April last, this morning
brought out and sentenced to three in the
State prison. Billings, who, it will be remembered,
pleaded guilty to indictment charging him with the
theft Of the money sentenced to the State prison
for the term of two years.
In consequence of the Grand Jury not having been
PROVIDED with the accommodations for
cutting their abors they had prepared no business for
the District Attorney to proceed with The court
therefore took recess till Monday morning, when the
business of the Sessions will proceed.
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majority of the members of which are Of the French
party. True to the sentiments of the people Of
England, they cordially detest republicanism, and
have threatened annexation, not with the view of
carrying it into effect if opportunity should occur,
but simply to influence the Canadian Executive and
the British ministry.
This party calculate on returning a majority at
the next general election. If they succeed, they
will carry measure repeating the Union if not,
an insureclon will probably follow. Be this as it
may dreadful scenes of riot and bloodshed are ex-
pected to take place when the time Of election shall
have come round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
From Buen0s Ayres.

BOSTON, May s. 1849.
In addition to the intelligence communicated by tel
egraph yesterday learn that the propositions made
by Rosas to the French Admiral, and which had been
forwarded to President Oribe for his
be transmitted by the Admiral to France for the
ton of his Government. The British mail packet
Spider had been detained awaiting the return Of the
steamer Chimere from Buceo with the of
President Oribe
ANOTHER DESPATCH
BosroN, June 8, 1S4o.
Captain Simpson, of the ship Bazaar, from Buenos
Ayrcs April 1Sth denies the report received per bark
Palestine that affairs had been settled between the
Buenos Ayrcans and the French.
1.-THE news from Buenos Ayres have received
it, Is rather contradictory and unintelligbe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
Sporting Intelligence.

Urror CounsE-TRoTTrrc.- A trotting match for $500
mile heats, best three in FIVE in harness, Off yes
tcrday afternoon, between b. m Lady Western and b.
Diamond. Tho race possessed little interest, 1t
was soon discovered that the had no chance of
winning Betting commenced at 10 to s, and closed
at 20 to 1. Annexed is a summary -
G. Brooks named bl Diamond. ......1 l
G. Corson named b. IN. Lady Western. 80. 2 2
Time, q 50-250k- 2:57H.
TRoTrrNo AT PROVIDENCE, II I've learn that the
third days trot at Providence between Lady Suffolk
and Mae tive mile heats in harness. resulted in favor
Of the mare. She distanced Mac the first heat The
time has not been received. The mare the tive
harness purses; Mac the one under the saddle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

The Diplomatic Appointments, go.

WARRINGTON, jane 8, 184o
We understand that Ex-Governor Graham, of North
Carolina, has positively declined the mission to Spain
on account Of his young family and it is supposed
that Mr.. Wadde of North Carolina will be appointed
The diplomatic appointments to Russia, Mexico, Rio
Jsneiro China, and the Barbary States, yet to be
made. There are very few applicants for the African
posts. For the Mexican mission, Gen. Waddy Thonp-
son, of South Carolina and Nathaniel p. Tallmadge,
Ex-Governor Of Wisconsin, formerly y. s. Senator
from New York; are the most prominent candidates
though Robert T. Letcher, Ex-Governor Of Kentucky,
may get it. Mr.. Crittenaen recommended Letcher
for place in the cabinet; but he did not obtain
one ne Is considered good for foreign mission.
The cabinet held consultation, yesterday in regard
to foreign appointments, but there nothing de.
teImined upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
Progress of the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY

IN THIS CITY.
MAroRs OrrIeE, New YoRx, Juno 8, 1849
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report &c new
cases. and II Deaths of cholera having du
ring the last "A hours.
Cases. Deaths.
Reported by hysicians in private practice.1s
Total. ....................2 6 IL
It will be by reference to former articles in the
Herald that yesterday report of the Sanitary Com
mttee fully bears out all we have said of the cholera
1t Is not the bugbear some would exhibit 1t, Is
1t to be triHed with, on the other hand.
In BROOKLYN.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALrH,(
FRIDAY, June g. 1840. !
There was but one case Of cholera reported and that
convalescent. c. s. j. GOODRICH,
Health Physician.
to the residents of Brooklyn seller at
the Fulton ferry, was seized with very dangerous at
r. +. Hulse generously placed him in a carriage and
had him conveyed to his residence of Lafayette
and Jackson streets.
IN OTHER PLACES.
The Boston Traveller Of the 7th inst, says:-Ws
hear Of no Of cholera in Boston to-day. The
disease has been smothered off probably by the strong
fumes of lime pentifully scattered about, and the
beautiful weather which enjoying.
The Norfolk Vs) Herald of the 9th inst, gives the
following report of the Board Of Health of that city
NORFOLK, June s, 1S49
The Health Officer reports for the week ending this
day, twenty Of cholera whites and IL colored
Of which 10 have terminated fatally whites and
colored.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Journal Of the 5th inst says
man named Woods, residing in the low valley at the
mouth Of Saw Mill Run, on the south side of the Mo-
nongahea, mile below, died Monday yesterday
morning at o'clock after few hours illness Of cho-
lera This locality is known to be unhealthy and the
case now reported the fatal one that has oc
CURED there. The Of Mr.. Woods, whose death is
noticed above, and another individual in the same
neighborhood, are down with the Same disease, but
both believed to be out Of danger.
The Maysville, Ky, Eagle Of the I'd inst, says that
there had been cholera there for several days
The following is the report of the Board Of Health of
Chicago, ILL.,, on the 4th inst
CHICAGO, June 4, 1870 A. NJ.
Since our last report, the following deaths have
Cured from cholera:-friday LIST inst, Il Saturday,
I'd, 3; Sunday, Sd, 3; total, Z.
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Sidblick, tho Murderer-Caning q Priest.
BALTIMORE, June SO PM
Sidblick, convicted Of murder and respted by the
President, this day to have been hung, but his
counsel moved arrest the ground Of
insanity The case has not yet been decided.
A man named Julius, on Monday caned . Catholic
priest for visiting his house after being forbidden
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Arrivals yesterday at the AsroH General Gerry
Ohio; H. M. Collier. Binghamton Major Munro, U.
$. Al G. Blair usN.i II. J. Kembe, Jamaica, l.. l.;
w. Reynolds, st. Louis
AMEnoAS.-Thomas Heney, England; c. Morris, U.
s A.; DIR Beach, do; W. Nicolson, U.S.N.; Captain
Townsend, u s. Navy.
InvrNo HousE.-G. Guthrie, Va; s. Cochran Miss.
w. Hyde, st. Louis; Col Dana, Wisconsin; DR. Dana,
New Jersey Capt Copper, US.A. Geo. Scott Cork
Ireland.
HowARD.-H. Horton, New London; C. L. Mslig-
now, Switzerland; g. Leighton, Ohio; H. Bancroft,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
General Gaines Eeath

WASHINGTON, June ST PM
The death Of General Gaines which was announced
here to-day created profound sensation OF r,yret
among his friends at the seat Of government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

The OVERFLOW AT New ORLEANs.-The water
was rising last evening with more rapidity than
had characterized its oncroachments during the pro-
vious thirysix hours. The danger below the Canal
Carondelet and the Old Basin is daily becoming more
Imminent, and the alarm Is consequently increasing,
although every e,rt lie being made to strengthen the
evee Of the canal sufficiently to resist the great pres
sure Of water The residents Camp and other
streets below the Melpomsne Canal also coming
alarmed and have petitoned the Council to take some
action TO save them from nundaton.-N O. Picsysne,
Nay 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
NEwBvRrPoRr, June 7, 1873.

NEwBvRYPoRr, June T. 1879
Arrived-Brg Hoxe, and sohr Peru, Rondou Irsns
Pbiladelphia
SALEM. juno !, l84a
Arrived-schrs Pilgrim. Georgetown; Martha Maria and
Pavilion, NYork
PORTLAND, June I, l9lS.
Arrved-Bark John Avilss, NYorh brig Susan do; Mary
Farrow, Santa Crus schr Albans Wilmington, NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
Death OF General Gaines, OF Choiera-Th,
Great Crevasse still Unchecked.

New ORLEANS June 6-f. NJ.
General Gaines expired this day of the cholera lie
had been sick but two days.
The great is still unchecked and tho water
In the streets continues to rise.
The cotton market is quiet, waiting the by tho
Europa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
Indian Massacres, and Ravages of Cholera
In Texas.

BALTIMORE, ne8-1O PM.
Accounts from San Antonio, Texas, Of the 18th May,
state that the Camanches were committing horrible
depredations in the neighborhood Of Laredo aving
murdered three entire families, numbering eighteen
persons
The cholera was making fearful havoc at San An
tOnia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

The EMPIRE STEAMER.-Ye Yesterday morning the
Empire steamer arrived in tow Of a small steam
boat. She was supported ny two small craft at
tacbed to her sides, and her main deck appears to
be about foot above the water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09
United states District Court.

JUNE 8.--.4ssdut nth Dangerous Wedpon.-Geo.
Jacobs (colored was put trial to-day for ASSAULT
with . dangerous weapon, on Captain Thompson. The
facts have been already reported He found guilty.
Sentence deferred.
Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money-Helcn Feuks
was tried for attempt pass counterfeit Dimes and
acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

Maine FREQ Soil Nomination for Governor.
BosroN, June S-3P. M.
The Maine Free Soil Convention have nominated
George F. Talbot Of Machias, for Governor Mr.. Tai
bot is young lawyer, and was formerly q democrat
Nearly 200 delegates present. Mr. Talbot is 60
ing to stump it through the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

CANADIAN AFFAIRs.-For some time past, one of
our corps has been travelling in Upper Canada, for
the purpose of ascertainIng correctly the views and
opinions of the people of that province in regard
to their political matters, and especially their
ideas in regard to their annexation to the
United States. His letters on the subject will be
published as soon as can find room for them
two or three of them being now in type.
If the conclusions to which our correspondent
has arrived are true, and he gives the substance on
which they are based, great deal Of the interest
which the people of the United States have taken
in Canadian affairs, is thrown away. The two
Canadas it appears, are composed Of rival races
the French and the British, or the radicals and
tories, as they are termed there. The animosty
and hatred which have existed for ages between
those races in the old world have been transplanted
into Canada, and flourish there vigorously. In
deed, it has been increasing in viruence and in
tensl'y from year to year, until, by the ascendancy
OF the French party in the Canadian Parliament, it
has reached the climax, and an explosion seems to
be at hand. That explosion must take place, sooner
or later-peaceably, by repeating the union between
Upper and Lower Canada, or by forming national
federatve union of the British North American
PROVINCES, OF 1oIcIpIy, ny a civil war. The two
races cannot get together, so intense and deadly
is their hatred of each other
In regard TO the annexation of the Canadas to
the United States, it appears there are only few
persons, scattered throughout Upper Canada, In
favor of the project The great bulk of the British
party ignorant and unenlightened; they are
led and directed by few designing men, who
know no hoer or higher aspiration than hatred of
the French, and the enjoyment of Office and power
Those leaders being principally army and naval
officers, have no idea Of submitting to French rule
in any form, and hence the stand which they have
taken recently towards the action Of Parliament,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-09

The Cholera at Salem, Mass, sc.
BosroN, June 8-P. M.
fatal of cholera occurred at Salem yesterday.
The victim sailor, lately from the u s. ship In
dependence, at Norfolk. No further have been
reported here
The Western Railroad Company have declared d.
vidend Of 4 per cent.
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The Cholera Mt St. Louis.

ST LOUIS, June 8, 1S49
The cholera is again increasing in this city In nine
cemeteries there AZ interments yesterday Of
which 20 Of death by cholera.