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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

II ocular PACKET LINE FOR sNs FRANCISCO
~ and Beniea, California The splendid racket ship
ST. MARY = Cnrt s. kyana VIII sal Nov. ist. The
n1datons 9t eat'r 'rN.gd catn and s.ecr lascrgss
are nnegused hy vessel th.t las sailed CALI
rua Companies 6ksu low raca For frtirht or paS-
SAGE apply at Pier 80 North River or 10
y. ID EOALsR g3 Vest street, or
a. a. WARN ER, 80 Fulton street.
WIZ pc iuccclded w seIlonfr and lllp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

WALLHALLb, 90 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w way-Classieal Museum Of Sculpture and Pictures,
represented by ar1e number Of pretty Ladies' in the most
dtcent and ohaste manner. Extraordinary attractions
Singing, Dancing, Acrobats Gymnastics Contortions &c.
Performance night at ~ o'clock. Extra performance
every Saturday at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

w Ii. FRANKLIN, ACCOMMODATION Bull.
W bous Roots by the Case--W H. Franklin, Son Co.
Will SELL at suction Tuesday Oct 2 at 10 o'clock a: No
Broad street. three superior aenths and three
assorted Roots from Wander School Sons Nursery
Holland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT BROORLYN.-ANTuO-
J. Bleeeler will sell Tuesday 23i ~ o.
clock, at the Merchants Exchansc SIS Building
Brooklyn, known the "Tunis Johnson tract posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

Eoa SAN FRANCISCO sPf gSDTD NEW AND
n tst sailing ehip bthA1Od 100 tots n. rriu, master
viii have quick detrach. f0rftsehtcr passa wing
CANT furnished ststeoom decentralization Apply on buard
~ loo. o. llufel street,
SLATE, CAT DINER n HOWELL. iia south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.-NEWA AND SECOND
hand Furniture, House Furnishing Articles &c-Tbt
day October 80 lO o'clock at No i02 Broadway will b
eod without rererye large Of superior Cabae
Furniture also Carrots aud variety Of hand arti
cles also, rich Lamps, sverplated andsaware Gran
dOles. &c. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

E.-TBE STOCK AND FIXTURES or
liysry stable for sale. Inquire Of HIRAM pURDf
~ Eisalstk street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

quarter eight o'clock Exhibition "wednesday and Satur
Gay afternoons Panorama moves at so o'clock. Admission
20 cents; children. half price.
G,HlNEsE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY. EXHIBITING
" the Manners Customs Religions Arts and Scences Of
four hundred millions Chpese will close Noyemb,r Sra
Open from A: ~. till 10 r. NJ Abundance as oonts;
children under u, half nrice.
CORPS DE BALLET WANTED.--rwENrY LADIES
and twelve Gentlemen wanted for Corps de Ballet.
mediaely Those who well acquainted with duties
required, may apply to CoRBiE q MARTINI, Barclay
street, New York.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
Medical Dopsrtm.,t of the Army.

BY Medical Board which was con-
vened on the 18th ultimo in the city Of
Philadelphia, for the examination of APP
plicants for the appointment Of Assistant
Surgeon in the Army, the following per-
sons were examined and approved:
Isaac l.. ADKINS, Delaware.
ROBERT o. ABBOTT, Pennsylvania.
THOMAS M. GETTY, Virginia.
DAVID L. MAGRUDER, Virginia.
WILLIAM ]. H. WHITE, District Of CO.
lumbia.
Rodney GLIsAN, Maryland.
ELISHA p LANcwoRTHY, New York
Assistant Surgeon JAMES SIMoNs was
also examined by the same Board, and
was found qualified for promotion.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
THE NICARAGUA QUESTION.
Mr. Monroe's Declaration Democratic
Views Of that Declaration.

The Union wriggles and writhes won
derfully under our exposition Of the views
entertained in times past by all the lead
ers of the modern Democratic party in
regard TO the MONROE declaration, and
resorts TO sundry puerile subterfuges in or
der TO escape from the ludicrous predlca-
ment in which it has involved itself. One
of these subterfuges is the lmputing to the
RepuJHc the language of the Democratic
leaders which il has transferred from the
REGISTER of Debates 10 its columns. of
we understand the language Of the ReDu6-
Ec,'' says the Union Of the 18th instant,
1stbe British government is told, as plainly
as if the words themselves had been
used. that the MONROE declaration is un-
tcnable; that it is not binding, that II has
served its purpose, is abandoned, and
that the Government Of the United States
does not question, much less resist, the
right Of England, or of any other monar-
chical power, to plant new colonies in
America, as they may please. " ''The Ian
guage Of the Republic" quotha! Well, il
that isn't decidedly rich, we know moi
what isl The Union knouS that that is
not the Republics "thunder.''
The Union knowsit was Mr.. BUCHANAN,
not we, who said, as far back as 1876,
that the Monroe declaration had San.
swered the purpose for which IT was in
tended"
The Union knows it was Mr.. Polk, no
we, who declared, twenty-six years ago
that the Monroe declaration had ALREADY
"performed it, office.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
lREPoRTED FOR THE REPuBLIc.l
LIST OF PATENTS
Issued from the United States Patent OH
Tor the week ending NoYemher 90 1870

Issued from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending November 30, Is49.
John Sheldon, Millville, ~ J-Improvement in
Chronometcrs for longitude. Patented November
20, ls49
John Chase, Craftsburg, Vt.-Improvement in
Ok Yokes. Patented November 20, lS49
Luther Cole, Lafayette, ~ Y.-Improvement in
Scythe snaths-Patented November 20, Is49.
Ashley Crafts and Ebenezer Weeks, Auburn,
Ohio-Improved Augur for boring earth-Patent
ed November 20, lS49
Carl Falkman, Stockholm, Sweden Improve
ment in distilling and rcctifying Spirits. Patent
ed in Sweden, August 5, 1913; in America, Noyem-
Der 90 lS49.
John w. Frost, Croton, N. Y.-Improvement in
machines for moulding Brick. Patented Noyem
Der 90 lS49.
Elijah Jordon, West Cummington, Mass.-Im-
provement in Ink Fountains. Patented November
20, lS49.
Frank Leslie, Upper Railway, N. J-Improve-
ment Ill combined Table and Bedstead Patented
November 90 1919.
Jacob Mumma, Hummelstown, Pa-Improye
ment in Seed-drills. Patented November 90, ls49.
Moses Smith Salter, Newark N. J-Process of
making malleable Iron direct from the ore. Pa
tented November 20, lS49.
Elnatnan sampson and A. M. Billings, Clare
mont, N. H.-lmprovement in connecting Hubs
with Axes Patented November 30, 1s49
Augustine Smith, Mobile, Ala-Improvement in
Hemp Brakes.-Patented November 20, Is49.
Richard Swan, jr., New Bedford, Mass.-Im
provement in Sounding boards for Piano Fortes.
Patented November 20, lS49
John f. Tucker, Suffolk county, Mass-Improve
ment in Wclt-cutting and splitting machines Pa
tented November 90 1919
Thomas Dugard, New York, N. Y.-Improve-
ments i'll curvilinear Saw mills Patented Novem
Der 30, ls49
5. ID. Hopkins, Brooksvilie, Va.-Improvements
in Flood gates for fences. Patented November 30,
lS49
John A. Robson, New York, N. Y.-Improve-
ment in Sofa Bedsteads. Patented Nov 90 ls49
Lorenzo Sibert, Woodstock, Va.-Combination
of double travelling hearth with blast furnace.
Patented November 20, ls49
Thaddeus Fairbanks, st. Johnsburg, Vim
provcment in Platform Scales Patented Novem-
Der 30, 1919
Reissue.
Erastus b. Bigelow, Clintonville, Mass.-Im.
provement in Looms for weaving Brussels carpet
ing, &c. Patented March 10, 1919. Reissued
November 20, ls49
Additional Improvement.
James ID. Willoughby, Chambersburg, Pain.
provcment in Seed Planters. Patented June 8,
ls49. Additional improvement annexed Novcm-
Der 20, 1919.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
From the Nep York Courier and Enq.irey.

The RECENT PUBLIC FUNERAL in honor of the
ilustrous dead touched chord in the public heart
which has very effectually senced the miserable
demagogues who sought to make political capital
out OF this expenditure by Wing corporation.
we are the advocates of the most rigid economy in
all our city expenditures; but never the funds
OF the people be more appropriately expended than
IN paying just tribute to the memories of those
public servants who have signally served the coun-
try in the cabinet the field.
In connexion with this subject, we have received
for publication the following letters from General
Taylor and the Hon. w ii. Seward
WAsHINGToS, Nov. IL, 1S49.
GENTLEMEN have received your favor of the
10th instant, inviting to attend the funeral So
IDENTITIES in honor of the late General Worth and
other deceased officers.
regret that the calls of public business will not
permit to be present on that occasion of mourn
full interest.
With high respect, / am, gentlemen, your most
obedient servant r.. TAYLOR
Alderman A. ii. SCHULTZ, &c.
AUBURN, Nov. Is, lS49
GENTLEnEN; My departure from New York was
necessarily abrupt that | was prevented from
returning proper acknowledgment of your invi-
tation to the funeral solemnites which were to be
celebrated to-day in honor of the lamcnted Major
General Worth, Colonel Duncan, and Major Gates
pray you to accept this tardy apology, with an
assurance that sympathise most profoundly with
the Common Council of New York in the respect
for the memories of those illustrous soldiers whose
fame constitutes portion Of the most valuable
property of our country.
am with sincere regard and esteem, your
friend and humble servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
ALEXANDER H. SCHULTZ, and others,
Committee, &C., &C.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
Government Expenditure and Estimate,


We do not expect truth from the sole
organ of Locofocoism al the seat of Gov
eminent This would not be consistent
with its views of the 'Iicense Of opposi-
ton" But we take the liberty of sug-
costing that it would perhaps be worth
while for it TO make a show of truth, and
not publish as facts what all the world
knows to be falsehoods.
On the Doth instant we announced, on
official authority, that in the amount of
revenue which will be requisite to meet
the expenditures of the Government for
the fiscal year ending the 30th of June,
1880, and the 30th of June, 1851, there
will be deficit of between fifteen and
twenty millions Of dollars. We further
stated, that this deficit will not have been
occasoned by any insu6ciency of the cur
rent revenue TO meet the ordinary expen-
dltures of the Government, but by the ex-
traordnary expenses growing out of the
Mexican war and the treaty with that
country.
Here is the deficiency stated, and the
cause, which is amply sufficient to account
for that deficiency. The reports of Mr..
WALKER and the statute book fully ex-
PLAIN the mode in which this cause has
operated. We cite from printed docu-
ments, Our receipts in lS47 were $685.
34o,79O; our expenditures in the same
year were S55,929,O93 Our receipts in
1S4S were $35,436, $50; our disburse-
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
BREMEN MAILS.
PosT OFFICE Department,


November 81, ls49 (
Notice is hereby given that the November De-
cember, and January trips from New York, by
Southampton to Bremen and back will not be per-
formed by the mail-packets " Washington" and
" Hermann" owing to their temporary withdrawal
for repair by the propretors Of the line and that in
consequence the postage on letters to Germany
should be prepaid to the extent of five cents the
single rate, being the United States share Of the
postage, and the residue Of the postage should be
left unpaid the better to enable said letters to be
conveyed by the Cunard steamers, under the postal
treaty with Great Britain
closed mail however, will be made up and
sent once a month from New York to Bremen, 70
transport all letters for Germany, which the en-
tire postage is unpaid, which the postage TO
Bremen or to destination in Germany is prepaid
J. COLLAMER,
Nov. 22--3t Postmaster General
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
Postmaster General.
Nov. % 81

GEORGIA GoLD CoISAGE.-Thc amount of gold
received at the branch mint in Dahlonega during
the month of October was = 800, Of which about
5000 was California, and the remainder Georgia.
The amount coined was $50 ,439, Of which S3,957
were of gold dollars. The California gold contains
about III per cent alloy, while the Georgia has
only about 5 per cent.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23

SUGAR CRoP.-Thc Point Coupec Tribune says
'Somc weeks ago we expressed our belief that the
sugar crop would be very short. Our fears are
more than realized We can safely state, for the
information Of those interested, that the crop will
fall short Of half an average one In some places,
ono hundred acres of cane have not produced more
than forty hogshoads. Besides this great diminu-
ton in the yield of the cane there will be con-
siderable falling off on account of crevasscs. We
hope buyers will take notice of these facts and not
lull themselves in the belief that they are misrep-
resented. We shall endcavor to give further infor
mation ON this subject in our ncxt--N. Q. Bee 10th.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23

The Locofoco papers are out in full blast against
the Home Department, and are calling upon Con
gross 10 abolish il. Since the Washington Union
has become the ally and defender of foreign gov
n..,o,,,s and The enemy ~ our o,vn The Home
Department and Secretary Ewing gall and
NORWOOD to tho party. Will the Post inform US
why the Home Department should be abolished?
Mr. Walker, Folks Secretary Of the Treasury, wac
the first man who suggested the creation Of the
Home Department, and urged it upon Congress
Boston dnns.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23

scientific correspondent OF the Boston Courier
says, that the reported discovery in London, OF
new mode Of ventilation, based upon the principle
of the syphon, is manifcstly absurd "Air will re-
main at rest in any tube--whether the tube be sy'
phonic, or angular, straghtuntili il Is disturbed
by means Of unequal rarefaction, or unlike rela'
ton Of its orifccs TO some external action, These
arc truths that may be demonstrated by any school
boy, with piece of caden pipe and the smoke
from a roll Of paper
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23
Georgia Elections.

The following information says the Savannah
Georgian Of the 10Th inst. received by tele-
graph last evening of the election of State officers,
at Millcdgcvillc, on Friday last:
Surveyor General-J. r. Butts, of Sumptcr.
Comptroler General--E. s. Chandler, Of Carol.
Treasurer--W. u. Tinsey, Wing.
Secretary of Statc-Geo. w Harrison
state Printers. J. Ray, of Macon.
Director State Bank. Boston, of Savannah.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23

Captain RALPH WoRMLEY, native of Virginia,
and connected with many highly respectable fam.
lies of the State has lately been promoted to the
rank of Rcar-admiral in the British navy. lie en-.
tered the Royal navy at carly age, and has seen
hard Distinguishing himself on several &C
casions lie has been long post-captain and
reached his flag by seniority.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23

From the officers Of the steamer Princess, from
Bayou Sara, we learn that owing TO the caviug-in
Of The embankments at Profit Island, the steamer
Thomas jefferson, previously reported sunk
the shore, has entirely disappearcdN. o. paper.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-23

The Nashville Whig notices some specimens of
cotton and woollen clothing, as recently manufac-
tured at the Lebanon factory in that State. Our
friends Of the south and west every day direct
ing moro attention to the important subject Of man
ufacturcs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09

We learn, says The Boston Journal, tha,
DR.. Warren. of this city, recently iork
from the stomach OF an Irish girl, al The
Massachusetts General Hospital. by meaus
Of an incision. a tape worm loriy-one feet
eleven inches IN length The operation
was performed while The suffering patient
was under The influence of Ether. She
observed, on coming 10 her senses, I" oh !.
| have had a pleasant dream, and | feel
believed" The wound was dressed with
great care; and she has scarcely complain
ed pain since the operation. This, We
are told, is the only case on record, where
the tape worm has been literally cut from
the human stomach.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
CORPORATION Proceedings.

Hal shofonghl Man ,.
Present o. z. Long. N. r., P. u. fufiin, r,
+. Monis. STEPHEN Moore, wm. Nelson, Vim.
II. Brown, X. Nichols.
Absent, I.rrnuel I.yneh.
The committee sppainted 20 collect and re.
wise the ordinances adopted since 1855. &c. re-
ported the same. The report was received snd
concurred in. and several amendments were sdoT-
ted.
On motion. il Was
Ordered. That MCsas Lynch, Rufrn and the
Magistrate Of Police he appointed committee to
con,rae, fer ths printing Of $50 copies Of the
Town Ordinances, including those adopted since
1888.
On motion, an ordinance vas adopted impos-
ing an annual Ia, Of ten dollars on pedlcrs offer
ing their goods for sale within The limits Of the
town. For which see ADVERTISEMENT
l.. A. HEARTH. Town Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
Injury TO the RAN Read ty fre.-

In The early pam of last week. he Truss.
work on the sOuih side Of Rock Fish
Greek bridge. ON The Wilmington Rail
Road. IS mics lrnm Town. took Ere. and
about thirty rods IN extent was DESTROYED
before persons who happened 10 lie near
could ger The fire under. The accident
was caused. We understand. BIZ llle ash.
pan of The Locomotive which went IN
that day becoming detached. The injury
will be repaired SO as to admit ofIhe trains
passing IN a day or Two. Since The az.
cidenl, the upward and downward trains
have met al The gap and exchanged pas.
sengers and mails. WILMINGTON chroM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
Town Ordinance.

A i mosiine q TIE baar1 q GnraHi. ~ Fgrx
n Il he lpRn Il lsiiiss-i-zlu.h, Lssa - s---.--
dss ~ ssh.S ss.y. les. - .-.lsriny a-ssasnoe
as s1etaeds
Be Z 0yAriasG. TIhsi a. .ssirrs ef.Eils f5r
sale siihin tlr limits ~ his toun. goods ~ -
hriss 20 manufactured IA fhis Sia.e. slsl -
required 70 Iay sn Ennual q. e IN 1oilsis
iiol inia ~ tasn iFfassry af.a H. ToEn Co.
slsi3r : heieiy r.guifsa q cilert he sane ss1i
Psy { oser e liz Toan TIezsGfer.
h 4 further tvdcinssl. That the foresoingor-
dinsnre shall = u iorce flasn ara sHrr tie frst
DAY q June. 1853. sid hat tts ssns lr ull;sh-
81 q the Hilistassash krcosdeF 81. Nah Ca
Eolina Drnsociss g. ifrer srrks.
By orsieE q! the BoaTd.
f. A. IlEARTT. Town Clerk.
Mat 7ih. eO-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
Orange Medical Society.

An adjourned meeting Of a portion OF
the Physicians Of Orange was held in
lilllsborough OH the 18th ultmo. DR..
Watson, The chairman Of The former meet.
ing, being absent, DR.. Slrudwick was cal
led 10 the chair, and DIR. Jones Of Chapel
Hill appointed Secretary.
The Chair having explained The object
ol The meeting 10 be the formation Of a
Medical Society in Orange, and The ap-
polniment OF Delegates 10 Medical Stale
Convention 10 be held at Raleigh, The FOL.
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
{. hesofUed. LIST, That this meeting high
y approve Of the Medical Convention TO
DC held in Raleigh on Monday, 10Th inst.
and that the Chairman appoint Delegates
10 represent us in that Convention.
End, That il is highly expedient that a
Medical Society should be organized in
'he county Of Orange. 10 include all the
practising Physicians in the county.
Ord. That for the purpose Of forming
such Society, all the Physicians Of The
county be earnestly requested TO meet in
HlIlsborough on tuesday OF May Court.
E4'h, That the Chairman appoint COM
mlltee Of twelve 10 frame a constitution
and bylaws, to be submitted 10 the meet.
ing at May Court.
In pursuance Of the fourth resolution,
me following gentlemen mere appointed
oy the Chair committee 10 prepare a
constitution and bylaws, viz: Drs. Wat
son, Yancey, Cave, Jones, Atkins, Nor
row, Freeman. John Allison, Gay, Black
nall, Durham, aud Norwood.
On motion. resolved, that the North Ca
ro.'na Democrat aud tlillsborough Recor-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
Important Rumor from mexico

The Mobile Register publishes The follow.
ing extract Of letter from Ve,a Cruz, the
l7lh ult.. broush, BY The steamer rhame.
10 lha, city:
News reached here this morning, from
the capital. that The Mexican Congress
had revoked the permit allowing The tight
Of way 10 Tellnantepec for the conslruc.
lion &c railroad across The lsihmus. in
favor of Mexican gentleman now a,
Washington. British influence. il is said.
is al III e foundation Of this counter move.
ment. Il j. rumored that an English adj
miralty agent is at Mexico attending 10 this
matter"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09

an Affidavit Of Nr. Moore inside IN he
couri II Cllanrerv. thai immr.liaielv upnn
'he rereipi Of his appointment. he disposed
ni hrs Shire for HE tnm AZ $4,000 and
SITS per month Nr. Moore IN iusiifi-
eaiion II himself foE This most unlasiifa-
BE proceeding. alleees that he practice
Is common. and IIlaI hrs Two predecessors
N Ike manner sold their Offices 10 lhe
same person--lhe Deputy Marshal.
This viii doubtless lead 10 further in
Fesiisaiions INTO The manner IN which cl-
fires have been disposed ~ under HE Van
Buren,. Tyler and Polk Gymnastics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
sIaveryin Kcntucky.-Al

slavery In Kcntucky.-Aarge mcei-
ing in the firm Of a convention. was held At
Frankfort, n.y., on the 3Olh ult., the Object Of
which was to consider wha, course would be host
TO adopt by those who arc opposed to the inccase
and perpetua,ion Of Slavery in the State. Afler
much consultation and the dicussion Of various
propositions, resolutions were adopted, declaring
the belief that 9 Slavery as iteIists by law in Ken
lucky is injurious TO the Commonwealth, incon-
sis,ent with the fundamental principles Of free
government, and contrary to the natural rights Of
mankind. j. therefore ought not to be pcrpctua-
ted" and that .any scheme Of emancipation
ought TO be prospective, operating upon negroes
BORN after the adoption Of said scheme"
The following points were recommended to be
inserted into the new constitution:
First-An absolute prohibition Of the importa-
tion Of slaves in the State Of Kentucky.
Sccond-rhat there no invested in the people
complete power to perfect, in or under the new
constitution Of the commonwealth Of Kentucky,
ssys,em Of gradual prospective emancipation Of
slaves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09

We are requested to announce Nj. RoEERr
r. MomRIs Is candidate for the County cour.
clerkship Of Orange County.
We arc requested TO announce Col. HrSRT X.
WIrunasPooS as a candidate for the County
Court clcrkship Of Orange County.
We are requested 10 announce Gen. JosnFs
ALrIsos, as a candidate FOR reelection to the
County courl clerkship Of Orange County.
We are requested TO announce Mr.. Ricu.nu
NJ. Josls =. a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee Of Clerk of the Superior Court Of Orange
county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09

PrOScrip:i0n..-A communication aP-
pears in The National Inicligcnccr Of the 5th in
slant. signed Truth" called forth N IN article
in The = Union" protesting TO give the politics Of
those employed ia the Departments at Washing
ton. Instead Of fen Wings and ihirtg;fre Demo-
Gratis As stated in the Union, the Inlelliscncer's
correspondent, says there were employed in the
Post Office Department, al the time Mr.. Johnson
lefi il, yoriy:four Democratic and Wing clerks
The prescription Of which the Democrats are now
50 loudly complaining. cannot well be more tho
rough than lhat which this statement exhibits.