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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13
The $4,000 reward offered by the

The $4,000 reward offered by the Sa-
vannah Bank for the arrest Of their default
ing and runaway Cashier, Mr. Bullock,
has been paid to Mr. Butnam, a Boston po-
ice officer, who arrested the fugitive in
England. The pursuer by taking steam
er arrived out as soon as the runaway, who
was so green as to take sailing vessel.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

We fear so 7oo!-An exchange paper
quotes from Paul's writings: cove no
man anything;' and then adds rear
some of our subscribers never read Paul
Epistles." Quite rebuke to the de'ln'
oneLtS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

WHAT NExr?-A man in New York
advertises the exhibition of two statuettes,
"by an artist of celebrity colored, and
Of the size of life, of DR. Parkman and
Prof Webster! Littlefeld's daguereotype
accompanies the exhibition!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

Indian-rnbber pies are said to 60 farther
than any kind in use except puP-r'es'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

T. L. PARSONS JOSHUA COPP. c. n. Parsons
Parsons. Gopp T. Parsons.
FORWARDING and Commission Merchants
II Front and Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots and shoes, Drugs and Medi-
cnes, Dye-Stntts. Paints. Oils. etc. etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

". .. cHAMBERLIN 3. u nAND'
w. ID. Cha sMbcrlin & Co..
nEALERs in Lumber, Shingles. Laths and square
vJTimber. Es-ofiice for the present at Rand's
Pork House, burlington, aug ?, '4s
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T.. BrydOlf..

HOUSE, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter
L Glazier, Glider and lmitator of Wooh' Marble,
ETC.. ETC.. south side of Jefferson. three doors eas'
Of Main street, Burlington, Iowa. (may 3, '4s-iy
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rENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant,
VI Jefferson, between Main and Water sTeets,
Burlington, Iowa. -
DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Ii
ouors. Boots. Shoes, etc. etc.
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T II Abraham :
r. s. Killlball & CO.,

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants.cor-
Il ner of Main and Jefferson SITS, burlington. Iowa
DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Qsecnsware, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
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Alfred Clarke,

DEALER in Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries,
/ boots, Shoes and Ready Made Clothing, ETC.,
south side jefferson street between Main andWater
streets, Burlington, Iowa. (aec II, 1913
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q. III. NIfdiEl.

g. III. NafdEN.
6 JEWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, norm
ga side Jefferson street, between Nam ana
|S - Third, Burlington. Iowa-''ealer in Clocks
Watches, Jewelry, Musical instruments and ran
cy Goods, ETC., ETC., etc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-19

THE approaching Anniversary Of American
Independence viii 10 celebrated in HILLSIDE
rough by the two Divisions Of the Sons Of Tenn
persnce and wishing brethren Of the Order. An
Orsiion will be delivered on the occasion by
Samuel Phillips. esq, Of Chapel Hill, and an Adj
dress on the subject Of Temperance. by the Rev.
Addison Lea. Of Lessburs. The National de-
els,stion Of Independence win DO read BY Ha-
sell Norwood, esq.
In the afternoon. ii 8 O'CLOCK, the 0nngs Coun-
ty Bible Society viii hold is annual Meeting. and
the Sons Of Temperance will attend 10 body e
hear the Addresses.
At candlelighf an Address win be delivered by
Mr.. e. A. r. Hooker and If the night is favora-
bic there win probably be torch light Proces-
sion.
or The Brethren belonging to other Divisions
in the county. and in the neighbonng counties,
are earnestly invited 10 attend and participate
with us in the celebration. They viii receive .
cordial greeting and the treatment due to broth
rem. Tho public are earnestly requested 70 a.
tend.
By order Of the joint committee,
from N. s. 4 U. Divisions s. 4.
June rs. 81
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PETERsnURo MARKETS
fRspssssd for thsInlsllIssnest,l

" elnr414ys all9 - Actes
ToAAoco.-We hare 10 change 70 noil
npriess sincs COR Last report. The densnt
continues very sriiss sif1ll prices. L1zs a
. e6s; Ertn Fioe "a; Shipping and Stem.
ming Leaf . elo; hssbfselaring Q .
Ell.
CcrTos.--The demand 10 very limited.
We noss cone sales Of small parcels 81
~ l2le.
FLora.-The stock is light The town
wants are supplied q 81 as5l fof Super
hne; 81 ~ Cor Family.
WHEAT.-We hear Of no sales Of old
Wheat 0ae OF our millers purchased .
crop OF $500 bushels. 10 be delivered BY
the 18th August. 81 lilo cts.
CoRs.-The demand is good Il 62sc.
some small lots bring 65 eenis.
Peas q BEASs.-We hear Of no sales.
We quote nominal prices for Peas 80 .
65c.; Beans IS . oOc.
BAcoS-ls in good demand. Va. CURED,
al 1T; Hams 81 cis.; Western Shout.
der. 81 a 81. Sides 81 a 81 cents.
LARp.-Virginia Lard, in kegs, "a q
els; bills. III cls-brisk.
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TRIUMPHANT TESTIMONY to the value
L Of DR.. M'Lane's yermifuge.-Resd, oil that

TESTIMONY to the value
Of DR.. MLane's yermifuge.-Read, all that
doubt.
"A ferret, when placed at the entrance Of
rat-hole, enters the Aperture. travels along the
passage, reizes upon the rat, exterminaies bis
existence, and drags the animals d:iunct car
cass to the light. And in like manner have
found DR.. MLane's American Termifugs TO
operate upon uoras, those dreadful and DANGER
Gus tormentors o q ildren. This remedy, like
the ferret, enters the aperture Of the mouth. trav-
els down the gullet, hunts round the stomach,
laws hold of the worms. shakes the life out Of the
reptiles sweeps clean their den, and carries their
carcasses clear out of the system. This at least
has been the effect Of the vermifuge upon my
children. VIM. RoULATT.
Naples, Jan. ls47."
"This is to certify that | have used DR..
MI.ane's vermifuge, and have found il 10 ore.
rate in like manner upon my children.
JOHN BTGGs.
Naples, June. is47."
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb, and d. Heart, Hillsborough
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hin; A. Moring.
Moringsyile; Hurdle q Hurdle. Walnut Grove,
Orange county Moore & Noel, Mt. Tirzi, Ter.
son and p. :, Peseui, Ralvish.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Me- VI L.. a

new J ork, June y.
The Cotton market from the departure
Of the America to The sailing of The Allan
tic remained 6rln IN Liverpool. and a
shade Of advance had been ob,sined on
previous quotations. On Monday there
were sales Of 10000 bales al shade i'm
proyement on the figures Of the previnas
week. Sales on Tuesday Of 1000 bales.
about one half Of which was taken by
spectators a. about the same rates.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts continue favorable, especially
from Manchester. Yarns for India in de-
mand. The feeling gains ground that the
present prices Of cotton will remain per-
manent.
The prevailing opinion that an arrange
menl Of the difficulty between France aud
England had been effected. caused bread
stuffs 10 droop. Flour has declined about
Sd. per barrel. and whea, Cd. per bushel,
or 6. 10 IS. per quarter. The price Of
corn has been sustained. A cargo Of gel.
low Just arrived was sold al 80 shillings
per quarter.
The King Of Persia has been assassl'
mated.
The King Of Prussia, who. il will be
remembered. was shot through the arm
with pistol ball fred at him by Lieu
tenant Of Artillery. with the purpose o
assassination. is in very critical condI
,ion. His arm is greatly swollen from III,
wound. and al the latest accounts his pail
was so great that he had been unable 4
, sleep for several nights. II is feared tina
. modification may ensue and cause eithe
tue necessity Of ampu,s.isn or death.
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INOrth Carolina RalI Road.

M THE 0saesi csnn.is.lans-s q a.
Ned cGlol1a Rziltla3. hsnhy an
heanes a..l q Messing hsld 81 lh<Ia. G1 Cla-
p9 NIL q ne "a snd elh dsys q lore 1850.
4 xss s<cerizinsd, ff1n addi,laaal returns Era1s
by III besl cesnEk.so.srs. hat he sssz of oDs
Ailfo1 a 8s1&rs ~ te<n s.bsu aed IL tts csps-
~ sod q de sd cenpxny ssx de krs "a
ssim<ut az 6~s 5ollsrs per shxrs. ca ths nd
sum Il ons niil,oa of dolisns. u vi: ne suu Il
City thousand dollars. having bssa received By
he Tfessas<f ofthis Board. ths nd connis<ioas
sfs preferred ssd esfti6ed duplicate d<clasiioss
Of the fossgolng fsos. with the names q the sub
scribsn and de suounts NY them respectively
subsezibed appended tb<sunlo. and have caused
one sfshe said deeIssssious 10 10 depo<isedin de
et'ee Of The Secretary Of Stale sccording 10 ths
requirements 81 the 6zh section Of The ACT Of The
General Assembly,. raliEed the 9Th day Of lana
'p 1879. entitled . An act 10 incorporate lhs
Moth Carolina Railroad company.s
And tbs said General Commissioners By virtue
Of The powen vrsled In ihen. By the act Of A.
srmbiy aforesaid. do therefore herehy make
known. that tho ssid company shsll he regarded
a. formed Tor The purposes mentioned N said act
ffon The aforesaid 9Th day Of June one thousand
Eight hundred and fiiy; and they do further
give nosice that they have appointed mcriing
Of the stockholders Of said company 10 BE- hsId IN
the town Of Salisbury on Thursday the llih day
Of July next 10 receive the report az the proceed
ings Of this Board. and 10 take such further sc-
ton under the charter Of the said company. az
may be authorized and reqsired by The same. Of
which every sseckhoiier is requested 10 attend ia
person or by proxy.
And ibis Bosd stands sdjournsd TO hs Time
and place test aforesaid.
lsigneJ)
William C. Means. af corcord.
John b. Lord. Of Salisbury.
Richard Washington. Of Waynesboro'.
Henry D. Elliott. Of Randolph.
James N. Leach. Lexington.
John M. Morbsad. Grrcnshoroueh.
William A. Graham, Hilshorcueh.
Nathan A. siedman. Pilishororsh.
Lemuel P. Hsrgrase, Lexington.
June 6. 81
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Round Hin. June u, 1850.

DR. A. WILSON. Jr. IL have before
me your letter Of the 4ih inst. informing
me that The citizens Of Alamance county,
a, their cour, last week. held meeting to
nominate some PERSON to run on the Wing
tickle, to represen, the people Of Orange
and Alamance counties in the House OF
Commons OF the mex. General Assembly,
and that | was nominated without 3 dis
seniine voice. You desire a speedy an.
swer. have delayed an answer. because
l felt an unwillingness togiye negative
one. and We, i. seemed almos, impossible
for me TO get my consent 10 be The candi.
date. am Wing: and hold il to be
the duty Of every Wing when called up.
on BY The people to render the country
service. to endeavor TO do so even at the
sacrifice Of personal interests. Therefore,
upon mature reflection, have concluded
TO accept the nomination, and | will take
the field az soon as my business will per
nit. Permit me, through you, TO tender
my sincere thanks {, the citizens com
posing the meeting, for the honor confer
red upon me; and you will please accep
my thanks for the polite manner in which
you have made the communication.
Yours, respectfully.
D. g. PARRISH.
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A. N. . procession vac loFmed shd
mafrhtd up 70 he Aeadfmy. hfndsd By
ihs Hillsbolough Brlss Band. BefaIs !
very large sndishee he Sludfuis q Ihl
lnsiiiulion drrlained. Er6erling credit
alike npon themselves snd their pEssepsos,
Rev. james A. Dezn- Theirs vers sls1
ihre original speeches. vhieh we're selI
written, veil delivered. and highly inis.
resting. These exercises occupied ths
day snsil about I O'clock. p. NJ. Al
which liue The Students xsp sloquensly
addressed BY DE-. Gay.
Al I'll O'Clock. r. N. The Sons Of Ten
pesncs formed q procession. and msrrh-
ed up 10 The Academy. where The Soulh
Lowell Division xere 10 rerriss Bible.
Before The presentation Of The Bible. Q
beautiful hule girl (Miss Clara E. Par.
kes.) presented The Division With Book
Marx IN . very pretty little speech. She
concluded by saying that The sentiment ol
The ladies' wss-. Sons Of Temperance
are the men Cor ms forever" After ihis,
Mr.. e. A. r. Hooker proceeded 10 pre-
sent The Bible in behalf OF certain ladies
Of that neighborhood. in neat and appro-
prisIe address. which did honor 10 him
self and The cause he advocated. wish
that il was 10 my power 10 do him The
justice that he deserves. None that heard
him could come 10 sny other conclusion
Than that his arguments against iniempe-
rance we're very good. He did ample
credit 10 The far daughters whom he rep.
resented on The occasion.
II was handsomely received by Rev.
Jas. A. Dean. in behalf Of the Division.
Some nice cakes we're also presented Ia
the Sons Of Temperance by the ladies.
A party WAS afterwards given by The
Students. al which there was erea. deal
Of beauty; and presentation Of most
splendid cake 10 The principal Of The Acs-
deny by the students. a. q mark Of their
iespec, and esteem. closed tbs delightful
~ spent day. A son.
June i7ih, 1850.
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Land for Sale.

r WILL offer for Sale, on the premises. on Sa.
1 turiay the 27th day Of July. one tract Of land
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more OF
less, adjoining the lands Of Josiah Turner and
others, situated on Little River. Terms made
known on the day Of Sale.
Also, will be sold At the same Time and place
one new Still and Worm, and other articles toe
tedious to name.
ROBERT BROWN.
June IA. Std
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Chief Justice Sharkey, Of Miss. who
is the President Of the Southern Conven.
lion. and who exercised great influence in
getting the Convention up. has written q
letter to Senator Foote in favor of the Clay
Compromise scheme. He says j, secures
The principle Cor which we the Southern
people) have been coniending, and that the
mass Of the Southern people would be con
tent with il.
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Land for Sale.

hIef zen yeufs VI tchceaoh ono
AafTIlA hesitation on the subject OF reno
W9sks& val, have at last resolved to seek
new home in the far West. and
now offer to the Public, on most accommodating
terms, the plantation on which | now reside. 1t
is situated ON the main Hillsborough and Greens
borough stage road. midway the Hawfclds, and
Cross Roads Clutches, and within short distance
Of the Parsonage. 1t contains 500 acres, Of
which about 200 are well iimbercd; is well water
ed by numerous springs, large branches, and
creeks with enough rich bottom, and fresh up
lands to ensure good crops; good meadows and
yeiy fine orchard. The Mansion is large and
comfortable; the out.buildings numerous and in
good condition. The location is unsurpassed for
health. To be relieved Of suspense, and to avoid
the disagreeable business Of tedious chafierlng
about the soil that gave me birth, and thus tar
has yielded me comfortable support, ! will sell
to an early and liberal applicant for price con-
siderable below its real worth. .
,Cp The business Of Revolutionary Pension
ers, and claiments for pensions, will be attended
to until the Fall Of 1851.
PEY ron P. MOORE.
Alamsnce, June IL. SI-u
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For the Recorder.

/. Mr.. Editor: had the pleasure Of be-
ing present al The exercises OF South Low
ell Male Academy on Saturday the 18th
inst. was so well pleased that. though
unaccus,omed 10 write fr the public
view. I cannot forbear giving brief de.
scrip,lon Of the proceedings. At9o'clocs,
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Notice.

THE subscribers having taken out letters Of
= Administration on the estate OF WIN. shaw,
Decd, at tie late Term Of Alamancc County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June term,
1850, hereby notify all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward without delay and dis
charge their said debts. They also warn oil those
having claims against said estate to present the
same within the time required by law, Otherwise
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
We will expose to public sale, on Wednes-
DAY the 3rd day of July next al the late residence
Of William Shaw, senr., Decd, on credit Of
six months, all the property belonging 10 said
estate, consisting Of Five Likely Negroes, and
other articles two tedious to mention.
p. CRAWFORD, AVN
June 8. So
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re Whlg TSckst CsmPsetes-
We ss grssissd In bsins shss 20 ssass thss she
Whie. Of 0nnge and Alamancr have nov faii
,;ske, Tor tie ssnxss and Heuss Of Commons
The lssssr q Col D. q. Pxrish. accepting his mo-
u,insiion, win be found in so-dzy's paper. Msssra
Ysseei Turnsr and Gsss are known 70 de
pssp,s, and thsir earring word and edarts hsrs-
,osors, isdscsd shsir tsads . brias thss forward
i, dis tns. OF MesrA Wstsoa and rafish,
Who ere not % well known, Ne have saly 10 ssy
dat shey are trus Wings and sch men ~ We
bslisvs me people viii delight 70 honor honest,
q ssod sound senss, and faithful 10 the cons tiiu-
don. Ba, Ne are no, in the habit Of sulosi ing,
q otherwise speaking Of our candidates for The
Lsyidaturs, unless circumstances Of peculiar
character mksr il necsssuy The system Of can.
waxing having given our Psopss such ample means
Of hearing and jsdsing for themselves.
We have only 70 add that We hops TO srs eve.
y Wing In the 6<Id in this contest doing his au'
q aud his whole duty to The cause, which we be.
Ievs 70 bs the eauss Of our country.
Ths following = he correspondence, IN which
Mr. PsrisA hes isnissd hk sccsptance Of u.
noninst0s;
Dsmt Shop. Juns 6th, 1850.
DsAs Sm:-Mr. Ssmsel n. Tuueniine
having refused 10 be candidate. > large
and respectable number Of Whigs assem-.
bled At Alamance Court 10 select suiia-
bic candidate 10 represent them In the
next General Assembly. This meeting
snanimously decided that you shcald be
the candidate. sad made nae their organ
10 communicase the information TO you
Il il now time that The candidates should
be in the 6eld, and 40 we have had some
difficulty in selecting those who would
consent 70 serve. and knowing that 20,
will be an able champion Tor our cause
we hope you will not refuse to run. There
will mol be any opportunity soon when Z
meeting could bs called TO select another
candidate, and ~ the mex, Legislature viii
be an important one. and ~ the Wing pros
poets are bright, we hope you win se
aside VII objections that you may have
and comply with The wishes Of your friend
and take the field. Hoping 20 have IA
vorable and speedy answer from you.
lrsmain your obi. servant.
A. WILSON.
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Notice.

NJ THE Subscribers to the Central Hall
Road in Alamance County, are re-
ouesied to meet in Graham on the 4th OF July,
for the purpose Of sending Representation 10
the meeting Of the Stockholders IN Salisbury.
A. STOCKHOLDERS.
Iune 10. H-.H
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SOuthLOWell MaleAcademy

VNHE next Session Of this Institution will COM
Il mence on Tuesday the 9Th Of August. and
close the Goth Of December. As the session will
be less than Eve months long, Students will be
charged only in proportion to the length. No
student. however. except in case Of protrscted
sickness, will be charged for less time than the
session continues.
A new House Is in progress Of erection; addi-
tional accommodations have been made for board
ers; and the services Of Mr.. B. F. Larabee, A.,
b., a thoroughly educated and experienced teach
err, have been obtained.
Expenses as heretofore, viz: for English
branches $3.50 per session, Classical $500
Board S. per month.
JAS. A. DEAN, Principal.
June IL. 37-3w
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From Havana. - Welearn from anthem
tic sources that all questions relating ia
The Conioy prisoners at Havana will b.
referred 10 Washington, to be adjusted be-
tween Mr.. Clayton and Senior de CaIderon,
The Captain General Of Cuba has no di.
pIoma.ic powers. and caR conduct no ne.
60 ialions. A good understanding exists
between the Count Of Alcny aud Mr..
Campbell, our Consul, and The whole
subjecthas been discussed personally, with
candor.
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The COnventi0n.--We have given in
another column succinct account Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Wing State Convention at Ra.
leigh, for which We are indebted to the editor Of
the Times.
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Democratic MOBILIZATION. = w,

Democratic Nomination. - We
understand that the Democratic State Convention
which met in Raleigh on Thursday last, nominal
ed Is their candidate for Governor the Hon. Ds-
vid s. Reid. Although Mr.. Reid has recently
addressed letter to the Democratic Party in
North Carolina declining the nomination, il is the
opinion Of many Of his friends that be win Be
prevailed upon to accepsit.
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earliest lfAn.rni and. ppon he aErlhnee
az he Fslikcslluns a. Ire respective Gov.
rmmenh. Il VII doubfles b immediately
okcialiy pFOelsimed. Nj EuaA