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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

n Spring Fashions for -
90 HATS Il CAPS!
I'm hand at JoHN SurFRINs' Hat EssoElisL-
~ ment, No. 80, uj't,ro doors acesf Of the
Gifbert House. A iarg. assortment Of Black
Beaver, Nutrc, Brush, Black, Brown and Whlo
California aud Santa Fe Hats; and a euperio.
article of otter Draa, aud Black Russia Hats.
made piain-ali of our own nanufActory.
Also, DoDD's SUPERIOR MoLEsKIN SILK HAIRS,
at the Cincinnati prices.
90 n - - Silk Plush, Cloth, Oil Silk,
aud Oil Cotton Caps, Of III. Fall style; all Of
which will be sold very low.
Richmond, March 49, 1850 l2:U
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Sash. SASH.
M have Just received a lot of " indow
w Sash. manufactured By Lighter & CO.
b%nSh. OF Hamilton, Ohio. W" will furnish TO
oT1er all kinds aud sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. mace of the best seasoned pine war
ranted. Cali and examine.
JOHN H4IEES
Opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia.
Dec -, 1919. 33-ff
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1WNNNEVs .NNAeMy ,

DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS. CPS. BON-
NETS. UMBRELLAS. PAR 4SOLS,
RIBBONS, CARPET-B1ES. &c.
NJ. 'oG. Main street K'chn'oni Indiana.
June Goth. 1850 @'-u.
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.ssfr God Liver &sss.

4 superior lot Of pure, whlt- Col Liver OIL
I ! Tins article is coming into very gen
rrrl u>r among the /, ciors icr Consumption
ami diseases 81 the lungs. aud from Tn. reports
We learn II Is Dong great good. 1t 10 be had
IT Howell. y Cos Drug store.
july p 100. 2--,f
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Severe Deafness Cured,

The following is extract from a letter lately
received from distinS uiShcd PHI! stefan in the
OF Virginia:
"a III. CHRtsrtF. NJ. D-Dear SIR: One of m =
patients, unknown to obtained your f;diranit
BeH and Necklace, with the Magnetic F24i f,r a
serious affection OF Deafness The that Of a
lady whose Nervous stem much dSordereh
and her general health poor. Much vas done rle.
viousy To the application o: the Bell but h
Ht'e success at feel il nn!! right to tell you that
SINCE she commence! wearing the Belt AMI using
F!uId but te" weeks ago she has ENTIRELY
Kttos EhtD HER HEtHIN'i and her general
health better than raj wears
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

WOOL WANTED.
AT THE
Rich nlOnd WOOIlen Factory.
VIE undersigned are prepared to receive
w y - l., to manufacture into CgyoTH,
CAssIMERE. SATiNET, TWEED, FLANNEL, and
!;LASsETs.-either shares by The yard
so, to
Card and Spin by the Pound.
1JThey have on hand supply Of the above
named articles, which they will exchange for
WOOL. They will. also,
Full and Dress G,toeh.
for all who will favor them wsi, their cvst>o
LEvINUS KING 4 sos.
5,h mo LIST. 1850. S2n
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"a Richmond, Ind on the lst day OF
July. 1850.
Alexander VIM Anderson Hcnj g.
Adams WIN. u. Alexander -. Adding
ton Nancy, Allen Miss Louisa, Adams
Alfred g.
Hcnnct Geo. Briggs Harriet Miss. Bun
ting T.. Bunncll Nancy, Bunker Levi.
Bcvcn Mars. Mrs. Baker VIM. r. 'urk
Thos. q. Havlcs s A. Boncrsock J.
Burkeit Alex. Darlington VIM
e..
Collins Susan NJ Grain Martin.
CraugI D. Il J. Cohen &. G.. Cochran
Robt. Crockcr Il. r. Grail Nm Clark
Elwood, Candy s. r. Clark Jonas =.
Goldman VIM. Cannan Henry, Clark
Thos. Croro,hcr Joseph
~
Dcbolt VIM. =. Duritt Ephrai,n. Drcv-
Wilhelm. DALI Benedict, Duosans Melis-
sa, Dove & lsaacs Mcssrs
f.
Edwards WIN. +.
Tanning Sophia Miss. Fa~hod John Q
Finney John NJ. Fraunan vii.
Gaines Nathaniel 3. Griffin Eli T.
Goot Samuel. Gamcnell ThoS. Gray &
Tweed. Garrigus John, Grave David l..
Garrard Nathaniel,
H.
llegerty Patrick. IIcnnng William.
flanagan Charles. lIawor,h James.
Jlaralworth Thos iIoovland Jacob. Hill
GEORGE. Heller Benjamin. Henderson d.
f., HIGHLAND :,letha. Hart George. Has
ting, Solomon. lIagerty Nancy j.. Hall
Elizabeth.
Jessup Margaret. Jam,son Rchccca.
james John. Jones Anna, Johnson q. W
Johnson ID. c.
kcevcr Edwin. Nelly Dennis, Kuhns
Henry c., korlornor John.
Larimore \. r.. Lanning Julia A.. Lane
Benjamin. Lefkcr John, Linson Jesse NJ.
Larsh q. W.
Moor a. s. Weeks William. McWas.
son Mr., Moore Susannah t., Mullerion
Henry, Merrcu John. MAYER Joseph,
Ae"denhali Mary. Mcdowell Lucy
p
Oniel John. Pair Malnda. Potter Eliz-
abcih. Pohl VIM. Piel Frederick. Put
man Franklin. Pilken,on r.. Patcn, ChurE
Maker. Pccle John. Pre,ner Franklin.
X.
Rooll N'clas. Randolph J. Rul!en Jas.
Reed John. Robinson Joseph. Richard.
son l. j., Ruce Needham, Ream J. w.
8
Smith Sarah. Sparks John. Stand John.
Smith Ascinith. Sarah Smith. Spray Hen
ry2. Smith Hiram. Sturgeon Rob, N /
ShauS NJ. X. SauiorS Edmund S,.,
Sunderland, Scott Edward j.,
II.
Taylor Parshaw. Towlan NJ, Towns.
and Sena, Turner Harrison,
w
Woods Leroy Rev. Webb, Cunning.
n." 4 Co. Weaver Ebenezer. Wilson
M".. Wales Sam1 B.. Woods J. b.
Mss Mss. Watts Wesley, Warden VIM. I
Whitacarc Nancy A.
&. X. WILLIAMS. p n
July I. 1850. e8-s,,
HW0 = PmlmOmic BaDs,,m,-
Il new article for diseases of In. l,nc -
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FE>HE undersigned has refitted entirely his
large Scales and is now prepared to weigh
Hay. Cattle. Hogs. or auy thing that may h-
required. They have been subjected TO elos-
tests. aud he feels confCe mt IN warranting their
correctness JOHN l.. MAULSBT.
5h mo. 10Th. 1880. 93-tf
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NOR s,,E.-FOUR NEAT DIV Filing
HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS
situated ia Richmond. For particulars. apply
TO EDWARD FRANCIS
Richmond, Feb. 81 1850
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Peoria, March %, l-ID.
L::DH OlTs'OR CoUNrERFEiTS.

AS they are in circulation. The true ANA only
genuine II. G.. Farel's Arabian Liniment al
ways reads with the II. G.. his initials. before
Fatresis IN G.. Farrell's Arabian Lniment,'
aud his signature is also the label of the bot
tie, aud these words are blown in the glass bot :
tie, II. G Farre!'s Arabian I.niment, Peora,''
Do not touch any other, aud look we'll before
you purchase, you will get imposed upon.
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IS. POO Persons

including all ages. classes and conditions, among
which a large number of ladies', " no Pecu-
Iiariy subject TO Nervous com plants, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tfIed vain
To illustrate the use of the CAiSANIC belt,
suppose the of a person afflicted with that hane
WHEATON, DYSPEPSIA. or any other hronIc
Nervou disorder In ordinary cases, stimulants
taken HhIch, bS their acton on the and mus
ces of the stomach afford Temporary relief but hIch
leave the patient lower state and with injured
fac u!tI.s after the action thus excIted has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the
apple alton of the q tl.tANiC BFIT- lake a DIS
yeptC sufferer, the worst symptoms Of
attack and simply tie the Belt abound the Body
the Magnetic Fluid directed a short period the
In,ensIble perspiratIon Ill act the IostIv eie
OF the Belt thereby causing Gal sanc circulation
which Will pass on TO the negative and thence back
sghn to the positive, thus keeping up continuous
travanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases OF DYSPEPSIA FEENA-
NENILi CURED. \ FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE TIE DISEASE
~ YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or ala. most C"'io"h;ed Character,
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Ground Paints.

DRUSTAN Blue. Celestial Blue, Chrome
yellow, Brunswick Grern, chrome ''rren
anil other coiOr- ground III oil and ready Tor use
tfoy sale at iioweiIs 4 Cos Drug Store
July 3, loJO. 2S-u
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G'nriss:a.

.1u>ulS !. a great articlr Of food for the SICK
and not al al, bad to take by those III
a..i,b Call and get some at Iiowtiis o. 70
Drug store % ,r
ImIv ,, 1850.
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VIZ f. daily hear of the most astonishing cures
w being effected by tina, great anu popular
medicine, the genuine
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CLOTHING STORE
AND
Z, =, z = . z s x . Pyz.

: ! HE Undersigned has commenced business
IN The east room Of s-ioau's new hulluIno,
where he Is now opening. direct from the city,
new and cnlmnlrt.- ;tSsnri M ut of
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BOOK Il PAPER WAREHOUSE

before going to Cincinnati. as he feels satisfied
that 1t will he to their interest.
He will keep constantly on hand, EASTERN
WRITING and ENvELoPiNG PAPER, and all other
kinds suitable for the market: Also, his own
manu- iucture of
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new article prepared from the Nay Apple
~ o. Mandcake, it is powerfully alternative
and highly esteemed by those who use H. ro'
sale BY How~lls & Co.
july ;, 1850 -u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

rHealsA Of s6e C1ty.-We publish be-
low the Report Of the Board OF Health
~.odered Saturday evening. at 5 O'clock
Office Of Board Of Health, July b.
RuLLETlN-No 4.-The Board OF
Health report for the last - hours %
death, by cholera. and 90 by other a's,
eases. They would state that The disease
IS not confined to any particular locality,
The Board is fitting AN Hospital. and Will
have il ready sooD as required.
Sunday. July 7ih.-Interments report
ed from I2 o'clock yesterday, until ~ VI:
Cholera, So Other diseases, 81
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Ii q % > u q -.

Flesh Brushes. an extra article.
Horse Brushes, hand Scrubs, floor Scrubs,
Stove Brushes. &c.
For sale ut IIow-IIs' & Co. = Drug Store, No.
4 Main street, Richmond, la.
March, ~, 1850. ILL
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A n external remedy,
~ avoiding the pHin
and ddBger which neces-
sariiy attends the intro
duction Of causfic mine
rails and eve wash.s.wIth
assurance Of its efficacy
as 10 curative Of all dis
eases Of the Eve Of 1cnfe
or cLronic inflammation,
" IIethrriIitiuc.. by scrO-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

NANCY SOAPS kinds of ran., 81.
wing and Toilet Soaps: also. Castii,. ana
o've soaps, ior sale. wholesale aud retail at
req Il HOWE LIS Drge Sf,,,
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A Derangement of the Nervous System

iay- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs anC
Medicines fhr discnte, for they weaken the
vital ses of tn. already prpsttated stem while,
under The Strengthening !fegying vIttIizing infu-
OF t;alvanism, applied by tins beautiful and
wonderful discovery the Exhausted patient and eak
ened sufferer restored to former health strength,
elasticity and tigOr
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LIS'T OF LETTER = /.

20 MINING in the Pos, Office at
"a Richmond. Ind. on the lst day OF
July. 1850.
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&: r: " +. Il a !. ID T. BI JITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving tone 10 the
gan. aad IgoIating the eutIFe stem
Also FITS, tItttiP, PAR Ally SIS and fAl.SI,
DYSPEPSIA l$DiGf.STIpN, RHEUMATiSN,
ACUTE. and CHRONIC, cor I, FIliFFSf, II NJ
BAGO DEAFNESS NERVOtt : TEt.MOKS PAL.
PITATION OF THE HEART. AFUiLF.XI, NtIf
RaLt5fA, PAINS IN the SIDE and { HIST, LIVER
COMPLAINT, sPISAI. COMPLAINT. and CURV-
ATtrRt. of the SPINE, HIf COMPLAINT. DIS
EASES of the kiDNEIS. DEFICIENCY OF NEIsE-
Gus and PHYSICAL f.NtR,,Y and all NERVOUS
DISEASES which complaints arise from n.pe
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ts,o,n the Cincinnati Gazette, June o'"'
THE MARKETS..
Froar, 4la4.O5; Oats, 4oc; Hams 'c' 0"""'
1a.,.. Atc; Sugar, &c; Coffee, Io3c; Ch-esr' "sc'
S,.,s~r. eAa9c; Broons. s1aSl.
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RECOVERED HER HEARING, and her general
health is better than for ; eral years"
DR.. CHRISTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of service in cases of Conyu,ons or
t ,s >rasm"d.c Complaints and general Nervous
in Palsy and Paralysis ami all diseases caused bv
or other organs OF the body
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.
These dreadful and agonzins complaints -. -
msiiat.iy rsisred by the application vi the ti,x,~
B.Lr, N.cklses and lIuio. The Belt dihuse. the
Electrety through the ;, s,e., the Necklace has a
feced nerves In these distressing affections the aI
Plication NEVER FAILS
o. Many hundred Cert,hca,es from all parts Of the
country of the eNtraordiuaI, Character can he
given, If required
o. No tronbi- nconv enience attends the use
Of DR. CIfRISTIkS t1.fLT.fNTC ARTICLES
with perfect sn safety. In many the Sc n.
sa'ion attending their use is 1isfiy pheasant aud
ssreea5le They Can be sent to any paIt OF the
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt. Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace Two Dollars
The Gaivanic Bracelets. One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
a,t ~ The articles are panied by in and plain
o'fect"ns Pamphlets with .II part,cuL.rs may be
H~3 III tne autG"fixed Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
W 0erd'e Of Co""te'fefts a,.d Bortaiess Isffatio.s
~ D. G. MoREHEAD. M. d.
oLt>EnAL AGfNI FOR THE r\rttD Sr.+rrS
l51 broadway. New York
uJ~For sale in RICHMOND, ND, by the
authorized Agents,
~, ]. HOWELLS & co.
"'chmond, Ia, July 10th, 1851. 29:sni:v
NANo1 SoAPS-All kinds Of Fancy saa
- wing and Toilet SCANS: also C,s,ii.. ~
o'Ive Soaps, for sale. wholesale and r.taiI n
'e0 - HOWE LIS DrDg Store.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

s "n"d oil vast service IN cases of Cony ul>ons
'fas""dic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and ,,tr,.r Az,
IN fai>y and faTal ami diseases Caused nv
~ 49, vi row. or Nervous Energy III the limbs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.l

Friday, August IL, 1850.
ToBAcco.-The receipts continue very
light. and the certainty OF an unusually
small crop the present year, gives addition
al confidence in the article. All which,
is offered finds ready buyers at improving
prices. commoo Lugs bring 81 a s7a;
fine dry Lngs s sl0; common Leaf Oh
ell; middling TO fine Shipping III a
Ella; Manufacturing 10 a eel.
CoTToN-ls very dull. Holders ask
IL a l2ac, but we hear Of nosalss for the
past two days.
FLoUR.-We are yet without any re.
ceipts from the Country Mills. City Mills
Superfne 81 a s5a; Family 81 81.
WHEAT. - Prime Red l00c. White
100 a lIoe.; Common and Middling 65 a
Csc.
CoRN.-The demand is less animated.
We note sales Of several PARCELS al s5c.
per bushel Of 56 lbs.
BAcoN.-There is lair demand. Va.
cured, Hog Round. II Tic, choice Hams
8 lOc.; Western Shoulders 81 5ac.;
Sides OF 6ae.
LARD.-'rhe demand is active and the
stock small. Prime Va. in kegs 9 9ac.;
in barrels 81 &c.
HERRINos.-Bui few IN market. No.
| Cut 81 s6a; Gross $5.; Roe SIT.
The new Apple Brandy is beginning 10
appear. and sells readily at 80 34c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

sirong' fns. n reply 70 qussiions PCT 10
he's. she made iae faliosi1E flsiemfnls
she MAS empiayed 81 = man - werd
peizioes. and wss II ~0fk sa Friday. he
is.h slt.. N Der psrferi hssllh. Shea a
sudden blast ofbufEins air cane ever her.
and she szs ihrowa bah. She FIX - II
= qraniify nj punv~nt snrE had entered
her nossrsls. She also stated lhai lie STALKS
az pstssses where she was NJ work were
bBrned IN 4 einder. and The laLerz made
soh and blsek- \ % shaugli the pzris az
he poor wonsn's body whish rere az
feeled BY he bissg viii monify.
Bsjla Wig
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

klsyn Running Hsnf Esall-rhs Drls.
ware Gzzrile sizies Ihzi lhs sersn slaves
who snme time sinre ran srsy from Mr..
calsen. ofPnnce Georges county. appli.
ed n lhe wslch-honse for lodgisgs. in that
city. kw nights since. stating that they
had been 10 Pennsylvania. were iirrd Of
heedom. and were trying 10 gel bark 10
their master. They stated ihal they had
been decoyed OF by white man. whose
name they did moi know. By speeious
promises and dsIusire hopes. and that
they much preferred living wi,h Mr. Cab
vert a. his slaves Than 10 lead The lie ihsy
did afier they resrhed ,heiI destination.
snd desired 10 be cent home. The mayor
had them .Iodgedtinllhe jail'al New Castle,
and sent dispatch by telegraph TO their
owner. who had them removed 10 bis
hume. Bel. Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

MlllSDyD0yGMs Yo o.
THE ADJUSTMENT.

We had sae plesssze is~s week Of announcing
% our readers ne final psssagr through congress
Of ihfre o. the great measures Of paei6csiion
which have 80 long asiiased the county. VIZ:
The bin relating TO the Boundary Of TEXAS and
she Territory Of New Mexico;
The bin to admit the stsse Of Csiaomia into
Inc Union and
The bill 10 establish Territorial Govunnsna
IN Utah. e esi
These hills having been laid before the Presi.
Dent, were promptly approved BY h;s. and ne
therefore laws W EM1e
We now have the farther gvssi6rssion q sn-
nouncing that she Fugitive Slate biH has also
passed It's fipsl rrsdng IN The House Of Represes-
,aiises, by sae Of 10 10 rs. and has no doubt
also received the spprolssiou q Dr. Psssalsss ssa
become law.
These measures having boon completed, . joins
resolution was passed by fhs two HOSES, fixing
Monday. the sob Of the present month. fos N
adjournment sine die |, thus bringing 20 close
the longest. most anxious. and the most important
session which has been held by Congress since
the establishment Of the Government.
Afer signing the Texas Boundary Bin, the
President forthwith despatched special nesscn-
ger with |, to Texas, for the approval Of the ss-
ihorilies OF that State.
On Msndsy Of las, wssk the Prerident trans
nitted 10 the two HOUSES Of Congress the consti-
tuuon Of the State Of New Mexico; but as Con-
sress had passed bill forming TERRITORIAL Go
vernmcnt for New Mexico. he did not consider il
necessary 70 make any Recommendation. Twas
laid on the table in the scnstr.
Col. Fremont and Mr.. Gwynn, Senators from
California, took their seats on Tuesday. They
were warmly greeted, not only BY Northern but
by Southern Senators, among whom Mr.. Jefer-
son Davis not the least cordial
Upon drawing lots for their classification, Col.
Fremont drew No. l., and Mr.. Gwynn No. q.
Col. Fremont's term ofscrvice will therefore ex-
pire on the 9TH Of March 1851, and Mr.. Gwynn's
on the 4,h Of March 1855.
The bill to suppress the Slave Trade In The
District Of Columbia was under discussion in the
senate. An amendment to abolish Slavery in
the District, proposed by Mr.. Seward, was reject
cd-aycs 5, nays As.
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Death Of the Rev DR.. Judson.-We are

Death Of The Rev DR.. Judson.-We are in
receipt Of a geographic communication
from the Baptist mission room in Bos-
lon. conveying the mournfnl but moi
altogether unexpected intelligence Of the
fea'h Of the Rev. Dr.. Judson. the we'll
Known missionary to Burmah. tie died
:. sea on the 10Th Of April. nine days from
Manhnaln. His departure upon Che voy.
aye Was ,ouchingly described IN letter
ifom Mrs. Judson 10 his children recent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

At the Superior Court held for this county last
week, Judge MaSIr presiding, james Mitchell a
free man ofcolor, indicted for grand larceny, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to receiye thirty-nine
lashes, and be discharged upon the payment Of
Costs.
Eiiek, slave. charged with committing a rape
upon white female, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to be hung on Friday the 18th day ofOc-
tober next Hugh wadJcll, John H. Bryan, and
James s. Amis, esqrs., by appointment Of tho
Court, appeared for the prisoner.
William n. Horner, indicted for passing couH-
terfeit money, was found guilty but being absent
on the finding Of the jury, sentence was not pro-
nounccd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

Disunim.- The Mobile Advertiser
ssys that" Al a late meeting in Dallas
county. Alabama, Judge Hnnier. one OF
The Delegates TO The Nashville Conven.
lion. was present and made speech. in
which he argued that The object Of he
Nashriue address ras 10 prepare the
public mind for the dissolution Of The
Union. There were only about GO per.
IONS present"
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Rnsiness MONS AImanac.-ws

Business Mems AImanac.-We
are indebted to Mr.. v. B. Palmer, our agent in
New York and Philadelphia, for copy Of his
Business Mems Almanac" for 1851. 1t con.
tains number Of valuable tables, and vast
amount Of other useful and interesting matter. 1t
will be found replete with information respecting
Banks. Canals, Rail Roads, Routes Of Travel, im-
potts, Exports, Revenue, Trade, Industry. Manu-
features, Agriculture, &c. &c.
II will be furnished to srder, in New York or
Philadelphia. at laa cents per COPY, 81 per do.
zen, OF 81 per hundred.
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MARRIED,

Al Mason Hall. on the nth instant, by the
Rev. A. G. Hughes, Mr.. ALFRED A. Hour, Of
Aiamancs county, T. Miss ELIzABErH A. j..
MrBaNK, daughter Of George A Msbane, esq. Of
Orange.
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4 Woman Burnt BY III, Potato Blight.-As

every FACT in connection with the nysleri-
Gus disease which steals away the food
Of the lsish peasaniry is Of importance,
we give The following singular statement.
whicharpcaredirlhe Galway Vindicato:
"A woman, named Mary McDonough,
aged thirty three, was brought, few days
ago, on car TO the work house gale. She
appeared TO be suffering from acute pain;
her hands and face presented the appear.
ance Of having been severely burned, as il
they had been held over The fame Of a
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A subscriber from Georgia discon-
tinues his paper because we are " too
much attached to the Union"-a curious
reason for an American to assign. The
man who strikes his name from our list
because we are Unionists stamps upon
his own forehead the brand Of Disua-
ionists. He is right in this: that such
a politician .ould scarcely profit by
anything which he night End in our CO.
lumns. Washingfsa Union.
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Death Of Bishop Bascomb.-A de

Death Of Bishop Basconb. des-
patch has been received by the Rev. John
Husi, Of This city. announcing the death
a. Louisville. KY, on Sunday last. Of The
Rev. Henry B. Bascomb. one of the
Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Bishop Bascomb had
been i'll for some time. and his death was
looked upon as more than probable.
Baltimore Sun.