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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber, living Ga miles North Of Hills
borough, will Card Wool AT cents for white,
i2a for mixed, weighed after carded, or the fifth
part Of the wool. Clean the wool wen before
brought to the machine, and one pound Of grease
to 10 lbs. Of wool, and you will get as good or bet
ter work than elsewhere. Mixing must be pulled
together with the hands before brought to The ma
chine. Flax seed viii be taken for carding or for
Rolls. at the market price.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June &c. az
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YsHE subseribo having procured the services
OF Mr. y. q. Hays. as foreman. and en-
ploying the best workman mo can obtain, coniin-
ues 10 manufacture
BOOTS AND SE0NS
N The laiest and most approved style. and at The
shortest notice.
He has on hand large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes. Of every description, which will be sold
on accommodating terms Please call and exam
Inc my Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w, f. STRAYH0RN.
or All persons indebted to me in my Shoe
shop up 10 the Isl Of June, are requested TO call
and settle their accounts. as change in the bu.
siness renders i necessary that all accounts be
settled up 10 that time. WIS.
July %. 4a-tf
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New Orleans, July rs.
A special election was held here to DAY
TO I'LL four vacancies in the State Legisla.
ture il has resulted in The choice of three
Wings and one Democrat. There was
but little excitement and many Of ,Ie vo.
ters did mol Iurn out on both sides.
The Texas excitement today is very
great and absorbs much Of The general con.
yersaiion. An intense feeling exists
which leads TO the apprehension of very
serious consequences. Public meetings
have been held alSan Jacinlo. a, which
resolutions were passed. denouncing in
strong terms the General Government,
and calling ON the Governor 10 proclaim
Santa Fe in stale oI open insurreclion.
An extra session Of the Legislature has
been called, IN reference especially 10 The
difficulties now existing. his 10 convene
on the l2lh of Angus, next.
The excitement is very great, and the
aspect II affairs is becoming more and
more alarming daily.
The alarm respecting the Indians is
subsiding.
Ihe prospects Of the growing Cotton
crop, though very bad, aie more promis.
ing.
The Cotton Marke, is decidedly irmer
Yesterday 5000 bales were sold a, full
prices. Good middling f2s. al2a. To.
day there is still better feeling. and pri.
'ces have advanced,an average oi fully (
cen, per lb.-Middling l24 a l24 good
midding l2s al2a cts. per ID.
Our citizens continue TO depart. for the
North and various summer resorts. Busi.
ness is, therefore, generally speaking,
dull.
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Public Sale.

Will sell, without reserve, at public Auction,
on the End day Of September next, all my
crop Of Corn, Wheof, and Oats, and my Stock Of
Cattle, Sheep. and Hogs. my Household and
Kitchen Furniture; also one Barouch and Har-
ness, and great many other articles not mentions
cd. Sold on a credit Of twelve months.
ALEXANDER CHEEK.
N. B. will also sell, at private sale, the Plan
,aiion whereon live, one mile and half from
Chapel Hill on the Oxford Road. A.C.
July 10. 4l-tds
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+ Wslieu {. WalirIs. ron RsbctSn. d
lariink ncIsirs ds nsss.
Ny Mass. J.. a. Lzmben {. I.anksn
sfom h.ndolph. direrllAg psair< de nsuo
Also IN Doe ex a<sz Prise 9. Hen,
from Gahfsrd; Judgment fevsrssd and
Indxness fss plsintff. 8
Also a. Doe e< drm Trim q. po,.er,
ifon b<suIon. sfiuning he inixnenl.
Aiss 70 Brown .. WILSON. IN ruuily,
from PIN, sHsrsips ihsi he injlaelion
slsnd. &c. Z. eets q 81
!. Also ~ Blsrk c. Kelly. IN eqniry. from
Meore. dsssnhsing the bin wilI,. eos.s.
Also 10 t'opke G. Beale. from IIenfosd;
Judgment below reversed ssd jadrmrn.
here for drisndsni uh
: sAiso In GIifIin Q. Simpson. from Pas.
qnaiank. direr'ing rrirr De nopo.
Also IN wsnnx G. Richardson. from
Pasqsoisnk. affirming ile judgment.
Also IN Reel G. Cor, an eQuisy, from
Perquimons. .dismissing The bin y M cnsls.
BY PEAssos. J. In Rufiin e. Mebane,
IN equity. from Berlie. decree lor plaintiff.
Also. IN Freeman c. Mebanr. in equity,
rom Beriir; decree for plaintiff.
Also. in MeIverr. PemberIpn. in equity.
fom Montgomery. -dismissiny the bin
with COSTS. - ssslsr - less-s >
Also. an Rogers .. Mngnm. In equity,
IRON Wake. in fasor of 0'Neal.
Also. N Dirkson. Mallory & Co. o.
Jordan. from ileriford. directing a rmire
de moro.
Also IN Family Q. Mclean. from Rich.
mond, directing renire de moro.
Also. IN doe er dem Banners =. Car,
from Stokes. affirming the judgment.
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Troops for New Mexico. w,

Troops IOf WeW MeXIc0 I've e Under.
stand that a detachment Of u. s. troops
is TO leave this city. from Fort Wood. on
Monday uexl, for San a. Fe and o,nerposts
in New Mexico, by way Of the Lakes and
the overland route. Il is composed of IO7
men Of the Firs. Regiment of Dragons,
nnder Lieut.. B. Srurgis, l43 from the
Third Regiment Of Infantry, under Lieut..
G. II. Page, and5 Artillery men from the
Second Regiment. NJ Y Jour. Com.
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Attention !!

TO the Commissioned, Non Commissioned on
GERS and Masieians belonging 10 the Cane
Greek BGfiaEon.
You are hereby command and ordered 10 at.
tend al Mrs. Webb's, on Friday the 26.h
inst, at l o'clock, for Dill Muster and Court
Martial; and on Saturday the 27th, you will at
tend with your respective Companies, ready to 20
ON parade at 10 o'clock for Battalion Exercise.
by order Of Lieut. Col
GEO. W. TATE, Adj.
July l6. d.
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Equity Sale.

John c. Leicis and oth0s, er parte.
IN Obedience to the Decree of the Court of
= Equity Tor Orange County. made March Term
1850. shall offer Cor sale. on the premises, on
the 23rd day Of August, 1850, the land Of Field.
ing Lewis, decd. situated on ElIcrbc's Creek ad
joining the lands Of Thomas Gooch. Harris Woods
and Others, containing 260 acres, more or less.
Said Land will be sold subject to the Widows
Dover. A credit Of IL months given. Bond and
Security required, and title reserved until the pur-
chase money Is paid. -.
o. F. LONG, Q. & M. Il.
July IL. DO.
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Our neighbor Of the Democrat has entered up
on course Of policy in reference to the cand-
dates for the Legislature, which we have always
avoided, as calculated to cngender too much heat,
and in many cases to do great injustice. Il may
be the duty of the press to correct misstatcments
OF facts. but no partizan editor can do justice
when he attempts to remark upon what is said by
The candidates before the people. This truth is
strongly illustrated in the comments in the De-
mocrat of last week.. The candidates Of his par
" are represented as respectful in language and
manner. displaying great ability and patriotism,
and coming of triumphant in argument; while
their opponents are represented as lame in arru-
ment, gross in speech, offensive in manner, and
talking as if already doomed to defeat" This
is manifestly unjust in the very flee of il, and
50 will be pronounced by every candid hearcr Of
the discussion.
We shall not attempt to follow the Democrat
IN the example which he has set before us; but
il is proper that we should make a few remarks
in orler 10 correct the false impression which his
article is calculated to make upon those who did
not hear the discussion. We refer now msre
particularly 10 what The editor says in relation to
Mr.. Watson. Whether he was unable 10 take in
NJ. Watson's views, on has WILDLY misrepresen,-
ed them, the effect is the same upon those who
did no, hear the speech. But il Is loo late now
TO enter into discussiog of the prsrristy Of the
article. hhaa been published, aud may Be nos
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llss.,sn. = .1.@ - f
m.; nfAkff 81 see an si.e bsnoef1l
me inhs's . sh'Hs selenent fnfpafF
a's 20 ~ -shss vac ss'd cy ne M me
u'seuss'on ~ hnisoofergh' ssa sh,eh
G ns soeh gross ii!ns''ee nA . eel
Ispeo on 70 ho''ee ~, ne scfas 81 me
i'enysss' are AM. '.nss " sisnn toi.
!. s1sa 49, &C.. hs ns wing o. ihe oid
seaoo. anu came os' os'ciy as an tnief-
sA .npf''ement nss ana sgainsf Free
Surge. ne s not only ssslns. Free
5aniase. i 1ns ne argues against n'-snd is
ne un'y wing sAna'uais VINO bad ihe
nsa''s's 20 70 60:
n"M ao iso' hss'se-'o Pmnounre ihis
aaahen, NJ tefaru 20 ffee cnnfsge 10 be
ane' ls'ss ann unioonoen' ANA can ap-
,A' !" u's isise anu ihseliigehi sa.i'fnes
w. rnp hes.u hs.io prove ~ so. What
r,u ~ sas. IN sshss'nee. was ms : nal Tie
Deaioeisls charged ilie wings wilh being
s.hs' f'se suh'sge' out ihat ihis was
Hos i'ue. U hH one was against The De-
S.sauss' S' h'N.h proposed 70 change ule
Ssas'"s'''h ~ Lesisianoe eciion, which
uougn, eoolo no' eas'y oe done. and !
'e'e''ra ssnm'''ing 'he qnesiinn dfreaty
q &c rsCp1e % say whether ihey w"uid
nave Ccnveniinn ior ilfis purpose or
no'i anu y ihey were ~ Iarnnr of y, Thai
,ne, shoa'a instruct Their delegates how
r iney wished rr"peay quai,hras'on
aoo,'sh.d "f uehe away wan. And, sec.
ohu'y, : was against me Democratic plan.
oe.suse ',e y 1'u noi go Jar enough; u gave
only nay aiog /; nsiapped al giving every
iSsn y = r'eh 20 rsfeJor a Ssnafor. Now
= 'ne P'ne,p'e was righ', ! could mol
see why ~ should mol be extended. To be
c'ns,s'eh'' we should eivslo every man also
: ,'gn' ~ serve as Juror, whether Tree.
no'os' or ho'' sno permit every man.
"he'hrr ne owned ne hundred acres oi
,ana on mol, 10 serve as member oi The
House of Commons. wished all these
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Thomas Webb.
A T T0RNEY AT LAW,

HiLLsbokoCoH, N. Z.
MILL attend the Courts, both County and
Superior, in Orange, Alsmance and Chat
ham.
Prompt attention viii be given 70 all claims for
Pensions, Land Warrants, Extra and Back pay,
&c. Office ia The couf Huse.
July IL. Al
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.

Court OF Equily-March Term, 1850.
George Scarlet and others, Petition to sell the
VS.. lands Of John Pat
Robert Patton and Others. ton, Decd.
INthis case il appearing to the satisfaction ofihe
L Court, that Robert Patton, Ayarilla Patton.
Mary Haney, Thomas w. Thompson, and
James McCallum and wife Lucinda, defendants
in this case, not inhabitants Of this State tits
ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the Hillsborough Recorder, notifying said de-
endants to appear at the next term Of this Court,
to be held at the court house in HiIsborough, on
the second Monday in September next, and plead
answer or demur to the Plaintiffs bin ofcomplaint.
or the matters charged therein will be taken as
confessed and the same heard ex parte as to them.
Witness O. F. Long. Clerk Of our said Court.
at Office in HillsborOugh, the second Monday in
March, 1850,
o. F. LONG, &C g. N. E.
Price adv. S4.5O. es 2e--ew
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TO Printers.

DRINTERS and Publishers Of Newspapers are
informed that the subscribefsare extensively
engaged in the manufacture Of Printing Inks Of
every color and quality, which they know 10 be
equal to any manufactured, and which they will
sell at the lowest prices for cash they are de-
termined that their Ink shall recommend itself,
they only solicit one trial Of il, relying upon its
merits for future patronage. Their colored Inks
are warranted superior to any manufactured. Cir
cuars containing prices will be sent 10 those who
desire it. Orders for cash city agents accepted.
or Publishers Of newspapers inserting this aa-
seftisement to the amount Of So and sending us
one paper at any time coniainingit it, by remitting
SIS, win receive at 80 lb. keg Of extra News Ink.
T.. F. ADAMS Il Go.
Steam Printing Ink Works, Philadelphia.
Agents for The sale of new and secondhand
Printing materials.
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Notice.
T6he Citizens Of Marlborough.

Tofhe Citizens Of Hiisborough.
SHALL attend at the Court House, on Wed.
: nesday the 3la day Of July instant, for the
purpose Of taking the list Of Taxsbles and Taxa.
bic property Of the Town and as il Is made the
duty Of The sheriff to collect double Tax from all
that neglect 70 give in, !, Is hsped that all will
avail themselves Of the chance to give in on the
day appointed by the Sheriff.
VIM. NELSON, J. p.
July %. A.
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The Cfbinet.-wc understand. that the
following gentlemen have been nominated by
President Fillmore for his new Cabinet, and no
doubt all Of them will be confirmed by the Senate:
Dani cl Webster, Of Mass, Secretary Of Slate.
Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio, Secretary Of the Trca-
sury.
Z. G. Bates, Of NO., Secretary Of War.
WA. Graham, Of N. e., Secretary ofthe Navy.
j.. A. Pearcc, Of Nd, Secretary Of the interior.
John ]. Crittendrn, Of Ky, Attorney General
TX. Hall, Of N.Y., Postmaster General.
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On "Wednesday Tho h,,s;ne.s ,vo. ,a,;, ,o.,r.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1850.
Samuel Walker )Justices Execu-
VS.. ton levied

Isaac ~. MCadamS d Others. on Land.
T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that
the Defendant in this case, Isaac H. McCa-
dams has left the state so nt notice Of said levy
cannot be served on him il Is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in The Hillsborough Re-
corder, for six weeks, that said defendant appear
before the Justices Of our said Court, to be held
for the County Of Alamancc, at Providence Meet
ing House, on the first Monday after the 4th
Monday Of August next, TO show cause, if any he
can why said land shall not be sold to satify said
execution or judgment will be taken pro con-
Jesse, and orderof sale ma,le accordingly.
Witness, John Faucett Clerk Of said Court, at
Office, the first Monday ailer the fourth Monday
in May, A. d. 1850.
JOHN FAUCETT, c. c. G.
Price adv. $40 4l--6w
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esllsi dc Nararstss wrl11l Nsss. lks
So lealhsl . - i,slss- sls-i 'tks ga jaf A.
yaA
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Land for Sale.

4Y7S. THE Subscriber offers for sale the
e35zE Plantation ON which he now lives, on
sE6 Flat River, containing ninety acles.
<e2A<A Has on Il COED Dwelling House, and
convenient Out Buildings. The land is Of ex-
celent quality, about one third Of which Is clear
ed, and the rest well timbered, and all well wa.
tered.
The subscriber also offers for sale his Tan
Yard, situated in the same ueighborhood. II has
the advantage Of good water power for grinding
bark, and other cenveniences for Carrying on the
business to advantage.
The above Is offered at private sale; but IL not
sold before Tuesday The lst day Of October next,
it will be offered at public sale to the highest bid
der.
Persons desiring such property are requested to
call and view the premises.
GEORGE PIPER.
July 90. 42-4w
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Warrent0n Weekly News.-Messrs.
James H. Moore and James A. Collins having
purchased the materials used for the Granville
Wing, have issued proposals for publishing in
The town Of Warrenton d Democratic papes, to be
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-07-24

The Granville whig.-George. .Wor-
than, esq, who has conducted with credit the
Granville Wing for three months, announced in
his issue Of Wednesday, that that would be the
last number published. His reason for SO sud-
denly abandoning the enterprise, is the unex-
pectcd increase Of the business Of his profession
as Lawyer; and having an opportunity now Of
disposing Of bis materials advantageously, which
helsnight not have at the end Of the year. We
regret the loss Of 50 able coadjuior in the Whig
cause, but congratulate him upon his acquisition
ofs more profitable and less pcrplexing busi-
ness.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-07-24

aes aaa .9itrSafss Rsil- -RoaI & Slaaa-
Aaa Lac 10 Balfim0rs and fhs NorfL-
en- caies. .ria PREY Poizf ald fks
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The DEATH OF THE SIAMEsE Twins.
in England, announced in the Paris
journal deS Debats. They died, says
the London Medical Times, of Marasmus.
A pest morlem examination proved that
the two cavities OF The abdomen commu-
nicaicd bv means Of the hollow ligameni
which united them, and that the livers Of
The twins were connected by membra.
nous bride about half an inch thick.
North american.
The above paragraph has been going the
rounds Of the papers, but it is not true. A friend
of ours, a citizen of this town, has been recently
travelling in the upper part Of this State, and on
Wednesday the 10th Of this month, was at the
residence Of the Twins in Surry county, and
dined with them. The Twins some years since
purchased farm in Wilkes county; but in con-
sequence of their growing family they deemed it
too small, and besides the land was not Of good
quality; they therefore purchased more extern
sve and better tract Of land in Surry county. up
on which they are now living. Our informant
tells US that they manifest great industry and
good taste; he did ne, see the appearance ofmsre
thrift or agreater degree Of comfort in any part
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12
SENTINEL HANDS.
Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad.

We are informed by those who most acquainted
with the progress Of the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad that the grading of said road from Greenfield
to Knightstown, on the 9th ut., sold out re-
sponsble bidders low rates. and that the work the
same will commence as the of the weather
will admit and that the grading of the from Centre
vile the State ne also let and notice of the letting
of the grading and grubbing from Centreve Knights
town which advertised to take place on the 9th
inst which leaves but twenty miles to-wt from Green
field to Indianapolis, of the entire road to be hereafter
let.
We are further informed that the citizens along said
road arc determined their utmost endcavors to
complete said road entire from Richmond to Terre Hautc
We would suggest the citizens of this place. the
prety of lending helping hand in this matter. A
hint to the wise is sufficient"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12
The Message---Again.

Our friends, the ''Journal boys" in attempted
planaton in Thursdays Daily show that they feel
ashamed of the rcsorted to by them obtain a
petty advantage in the publication of the Mes
sage. We charitable enough forgive and forget:
f thy brother trepass against thee rebuke him; and
if he repent, forgive him." But at the same time we
hope friends will again let their zeal their
courtesy. We sought advantage them, and, as
they acknowledge, gave them notice Cat least one
hour) of our determination to telegraph it the
O'Reily line. All we wanted a fair chance
The following, in brief, is a fair statement:
The "Journal" employed tuo telegraph lines. Zone
clandestinely,) ten composors, steam press (Which
gave them least quarters of hour advantage
hand press and had their paper out in seren
hours a oclock) ,corlsing all the time Go say
thing of the ''hog train expressly
The 'Sentincl' employed fire compositors, one tele-
graph line, adjourned at II o'clock for half hour for
oyster supper and had the Message in eight hours
g oclock)-n time to supply city subscribers before
they arose. and all the nails put press in Sentinel
office STYLE ard without the necessity of apology in
issue for in consequence Of the hurry
in getting out tie Message.
We leave it 10 the public to say who were beaten,
We drop the matter here.
SENTINEL, HANDS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

definite postponement- Such prominent Wings as
Messrs Blythe, Bryant Conduit, Wallace and others
voted for that motion
indefinite posponemen to say, that they gave that VOTE
because they thought the resolutions legitimate
matter for the Conventions but for the whig leaders,
who refused to endorse their President in the modified
resolutions of Mr.. Owen, there They have
defined their positions most eiectuay. They will be
derstood by the abolitionists.
The resolutions were not brought before the Convcn-
ton by Democrat. Prominent Wings refused to COM
NIT them a committee, and the of time should
not be charged the Democratic party Had party drill
been brought into requisiton, series of resolutions
could have been adopted in twenty minutes But Demo-
cratic members have reained from this during the de-
beratons of the Convention after its organization