The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
FOURTH OF July.

were rad ard an a.l.lless delivered by
\ Pheasant A. ILL.,.
The company thea pariaak al ) sunp.
i1nus dinner prepared lor lie occasion.
Alter Tie Teia5yal II The cloih lie ~.
lowing ioasls were drunk
aECTLAR ToAsTs.
]. TIE day We rclcbraie-Nay rs me-
morS be the grave u faction and The aiiar
Of Union.
2. The old Nonh Siaie-,fhe frs to
declare, may she BE- tie last 10 surrender
her Independence.
;. Aianance Cnunlv-The irsl battle.
ground u llterly-may regulators ever be
fund on her soil 10 defend il from lie as.
saulls Uf tyranny.
1. The Union Of The Slaies-May he
WHO brealLes their ACKNOWLEDGMENT meet
The execraiinn 81 81. counlrymen.
5. I he President of the United States
May his cl.il administration DC as
p.osperoas Us his military career MAS gln.
TiOus.
q. The Army and Navy-May this
power never be exered save ia opposition
10 the iae, of iieedom.
Z. Rk.picsidrnt Pulk-May his yir.
tues be clibalmed III tie hearts Of free
people.
|. Gems. Gaines aud Norill-l lieirmi.
lltlry ser,ices deserve tie lasting gratitude
ul the United States.
D. Gen. Winfield Scoil-May his coun.
try entertain due sense Of his a5llly
aud uselaliess ~ The command VI her ar.
mics.
10. Tie Schools and Colleges of North
Carolina--l'hr only higll-Mly 10 useful.
ness and dlslinclIon for lier sous aud
daughters. may they always be loslered.
IL. Governor u North Calollna-M May
his public administration comporl with llis
exalted qualities as a CITIZEN.
~. Internal liiipru,emenl-hay the
eclioes OF steam engines be soon heard
amongst our hills aud mountains.
IL. Gen. Wasiii1gion-Tlie father oi
his county, may his clilIril e,el rcne.
rate us prerepls and example.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
By ]. II. lluulle-'rl!e birth dav 81
American ihdepeli'lcncc--may il ever be
remembered.
BY Col. Ganl-Itonnf 10 the brave A.
mcrican people, may other natioIt con-
linue To profit by their example.
BY J. X. Fou,ile-Ien. Taylor and
his cabinet, may Their united counsrls
maintain The peace and harmony Of the
States.
By J. Huffman--Aiamanfs County
Now in lis iiimcy, may il he nourished
into future greatness BY the wise counsels
of its inhabitants.
By ID. i. Rav-Phe I,atlies-Ilie on
III incendiaries Who kfndle fame ilat
water cannot quenrh.
By Geo. Hurdle -fhe Ladies'
Without tie smile from partial Erauty wonri,,'
O wliat were man! a world without sun
By ]. W. Ferreli-Thc Ladics--'Phc
ships Of our navy and ladies' Of our land,
may The former be well rugged and the lat.
Ter well nlann'd.
By ). l.. Hol-l'he Gentleman from
Wayne Mr.. hancaster)-may Aamanre
Cuuniy have many sttli accessions.
By J. W. lianraster-l he people &C
hlamance-msy their kind and generous
hospitality be amply rewarded IN lilei! lu-
turp siiaop.e an,l ,,r,snnr,t,.
IF a child rerpemally hears such
phrases land especially iflhey are applied
10 his own conduct as " what " i'll people
say" how they will look at YOU"
. what they will think" and the like, il
ends 10 destroy all just sell-reiiance in
hat chilfs mind, and TO sci up instead
an exaggerated notion Of public opinion,
he greatest lyranl Of these times" +
Gold Dollars. -fmee hundred aud sin
y thousand I've handled and ihirly-nine
,oll dollars have been coined al the mint
n Philadelphia up 10 tile 26lh ul.
Arrival ofImmigrants.- There arriv-
ID al New York from 0 A. NJ. on We'd.
lesday until noon on Thursday 2,074
'iresefagc, passengers from various foreign
boris. During the three months ending
N the I'd instant 9g,9if Immigrants have
lrfied al New York.
Al CifcInnatl, during the week ending
'6ii, nl'imo. a, noon. there were AZ
leasiIs BY rlio!era. and ISL By other dis.
asses. The Cincinnati Gazeue SAYS:
VIM, few prominent EXCEPTIONS, ihe
'ic'lms are found among those crowded
n large numbers into small aud poorly
enlllated houses, in parts of The civ /
where the least attention is paid 10 clean
ness, diet, OF clothing. Foreigners sui.
er severely. Large quantities &c green
vegetables aud unrlpe ifoits are consumed
y theM.'