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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17
GEN. TAYLoRs PRESCRIPTION.

The Hon. Truman Smith, in his
defence Of the Administration against
Mr.. Bradbury's charge Of ruthless pro-
scrip,ion. produced an array Of fac.s
which must sci Ibis groundlcss calumny
al res, in the minds Of all candid men.
lie reviewed The history Of The appointing
power as exercised by The four Demo
cratic Presidents, Jackson, Van Buren,,
Tyler and Polk. and showed tina, when
Gen. Taylor came into power, he found,
like Mr.. Jefferson. that the officers had
been used TO psrpeiuale The rule Of 4
party whom the people had, in bis cleo.
lion. overhrown. Ii became his duty,
in Mr.. JefIerson's language. I" 10 correct
The procedure" and he did so, not by
process of mere retaliation which III,
circumstances might well have excused
not by giving his opponents " measure
for measure" Of prescription, but by Tho
fair and equitable expedirut Of creating
something like an equality between III,
two great parties Of the country in the
enjoyment Of The public patronage.
Mr.. Smith presented The following
striking statement Of the political condi
lion Of the Departments al Washington
first AT the time OF Gen. Taylor's inau
gura,ion, and secondly al the beginning
Of the presest year:
Tn Office March 1910 Ian lSs0
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In Office March 4, lS49.

Maj. Of Dem. on March 4, 2s49, $50
Maj. on Jan. l. 1850. 81
Mr.. Dodge inquired how he arrived at
the politics of all these persons employed
in the Departments.
Mr.. Smith said the inquiry had been
made in good faith. aud by persons
about the departments upon good author
iiy; and being made IN good faith, he
supposed and believed i, approxima,ed 10
the truth.
We see, then, that ont of 6s2 offices in
the Departments, The Democrats had ap.
proprialcdi to themselves. when Gen. Tay-
Ior came in. 476, or more than three four lis
Of the whole number!
On the Isl Of January, 1850. il appears
that he had retained in Office $50 Of the
476, and put Wings in the places Of the
remaining l26, and in IL other offices mol
filled in March, 1919 /; and that there sill
remains to the Democratic party an
excess Of Sc Of iall the officers in Wash.
ington. And vet Gen. Taylor is more
abused for his wanton prescription than
any other one thing, unless we except
such trivial failings as imhecility and ,rea-
cherry! Richmond Times.
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vEsHE subscriber undertakes the collection, set
IL Element, and adjustment Of all manner OF
claims, accounts, or demands against the 6overn-
mcnt of the United States, any foreign state or
country. before Commissioners, before Congress,
OF before any Of the public Departments at Wash
.ington. -
The procuring Of Patents, Army and Navy
Pensions, the collection Of accounts against the
Government all Land claims, and every demand
mr. other business, of whatever kind, requiring the
prompt and efficient services Of an Attorney or
Agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the scat Of the
Federal Government, with thorough and fami-
liar acquaintance with the various systems and
routine Of public business at the different offices,
as well as in Congress; added to this, free access
to the ablest lhgal advisers If needed, juses the
unlersignedin plcdgng the fullest satisfaction, and
the utmost dispatch, tothoss who may entrust thel
businessto his care. Being known to thegrea'
ter part of the citizens of this district and to many
gentlemen who have been members OF both Hous'
es of Congress in the last twelve years. 1t Is deem
ed useless to extend this notice by special reie'
| reuces.
i Communications must be prepaid in all cases
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature
and extent Of the business, but moderate IN al
cases. Address
| Washington, d. c
i March. l6. .s-3'
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C.ys5p1adtns4 fflr n. 7. Ez9rflr.
LAND HOiAT LAST M WASHINGTON.
washiusiua. spsa ,, tsso-
Land ko! 80 ills slavery qaesiipn Is
sur. think | nay srEd you 81 last.
On Friday. ST.. ias msniffssed, in =
warm and rnergeiic sprrrh. his deierm'rs-
ZION 10 eHnnefi The admission Of cslifof.
~. with lhe organization Of New Msxico
and Deselei. alias Utah.
On Wtdns sdsy. Mr. Webster had ma
infested his determination 10 PEI rslfor-
MIA ahead and have iie Territories be-
hind hnl II j. undeniond 10 dsy that he
wIll now 20 with Mr.. Clay Ia eonneel the
fhrfs mrasurrs. and perhaps the bounda-
ries Of Texss. IN one bill.
General Cas-. Nc. Dickinson and 9th
en- northern u, mcrra,ic senators. have 81
zen in adhesion 10 Nc. Fnalr's Commit
Tee Of Thirteen, and Mr.. clay's plan Of
connection.
Mr.. lienion. on Friday. snuffng frow
MFR. clsy's speech ,hr natural and inevi-
liable rtfnli Of This powerful coalition al
powerful leading men. rose and breasted
The shock upon his eilnr 10 dlsennneei the
bills. and. an the morrow. will make a
powerful speech against lie coalition.
Bat. as every southern senator. and
Messrs. Clay and Webster from The
Wings. and Messrs. Csss aud Dickinson
from The Democrats. will GO Tor the Goa
liIion bill and The Compromise Commit.
tee. he speaks in vain.
Therefore. bill is 10 pass The Senate
admitting California and organizing New
Mexico and Utah. (Desrrel) ~ with
oul the Proviso. al far which, Judges
and other Territorial officers are to be
appointed, Of course, by President Tsy.
lar.
find such a bin rW pass The House
EIem MS are al work that ensure il. az.
Ter a hard Gghi. Gen. Taylor will ap
prove il.
Its settled. then. I think. 1fier Ties,
movements in the Senate, tIaiJC alilorni;
canno, be admitted bui in connection will
New Mexico aud Descret as Territories
Az EYE ON THE CAPITOL.
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froEshi rim cslifsnis. rrtsislins II 26.
90 lelssrs and isFEs qszn'py n -
.,en.
Qnise snimsiirg descriptions are zisen
{ The eFawih shd ren~rai prosperity Of
t:slisernia- Tie Pacific Nars el he
first al March ssys:
~Fhe influx az porela,ion sIill enr-
,inues. Wealth still iranspirrs from our
hills. San Francisco grows with lhs same
zpidiIy. and loans are springiHK np all
over The land. n has breome really .
MATER NJ some difficulty 10 keep the run
of xll the new settlements that dot the val.
lfys Of San Joseuin and Sacramento.
Our friends in the states have hfsrd Of
Brnifis. nf New York. Of The Pacific. Of
Sacramento and ef Stockton What
would they ssy II they knew q The fapi.
diiy with which lots are u and hoasts
ereried al Vernon and Fremont. al The
innriion az the Feather with the Ssera-
menio; al Ell Dorado. higher M on tie
leii hank OF the Feather; al Plumas. be-
tween III Darado and that celebrated ran
eho. called Heck Farm. whirh is The pre-
sent residence of the renowned Capt. Sui
ter; al Nirolaus. upon the right hank Of
the same stream. sill higher up; al Yu-
ba CITY. ON the Jeff hank nf the Feather.
opposite The mouth Of Yuba; a. Mays
vile. on Yuha al lis juno lion with The
Feaihers Then again there are the two
towns on Bear Creek. which flows parsl
lei with The Yuba. empiying into The
Feather. viz: Orc and Kearney. The
settlements upon the American river and
lis forks are moi 10 be forgotten coloma,
Ilangiown. Weaverssille. Auburn. Nor
risville. &c. Aud then what shall We
say 10 The host Of towns IN The San Joa-
quin sallsyi"
.Thrre are now about l20.0 900 inha-
biianis in California. mostly male adults:
il can well sustain a population Of mil.
lions |; and even in the mineral regions sc.
veral hundred thousand men could not oc.
cupy the whole ground Those people
in the States who are anxionsly looking
for the . bursting of The Cahfornis bub
ble." as they are pleased to call lie extra
ordinary 10 lhem) condition Of thing
here. consequent upon an entire and radi
cal change in the standards Of value. vii
be doomed 10 much disappointment. Bu
single failure has ever been known 4
have occurred in San Francisco, which
ina business population Of thousands. an'
transactions Of hundred of millions, can
not we'll be paralleled elsewhere"
All the towns ON The Sacramento an
, tributaries are reported 10 be thriving. PAL
licularly the new towns Of Yubaville. Vel
. non. Fremont, and survey recently mad
= on Feather river, near It's mouth calle
: Nicolaus. Three steamboats, ply regula
" between San Francisco and Sacramel
} 10 City. and on their upward passage al
!. always crowded with passengers for Il
mines, at and about these new seill
, menis.
The disturbance between The America
4 and the Chilians on the San Joaqu
! which created spprehensions for The sal
!. ~ OF the latter numerous class Of miner
has been adjusted.
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Nashville Convention. In Albemarle

Nashville Convention. LIN Albemarle
county, Va. last week. gene.al meeting
.f The citizens determined, by about loo
majority, no, to send delegates 10 the
Nashville convention, but the minority,
among whom was The Hon. Andrew Sle-
venson, late minister to London. subse-
quently organized and appointed IL del
egates. Madison. Jefferson, Wesimore.
land, King George and Princess Anne
counties in Virginia, have also appointed
delegates.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
kLkHANoE ccESTr.
Gear a i.iess sni QasTses SeEs41rs
TAs era Nend.y sEer As fszliA Aoa-ag =
Fsslnsy. A. D. leso.
Jsoss Nag. as..ia.,frsisr 4 gakn SrudeT. y
ezes<a, snS EErl TEA SlrudS.
lltu-s lSrsSr. Dansl Aradfv. HilE1m &sG-
Or. ysr&4 zlngLf cd ~ s.s1n, sn6 La
- L&i&
Psttisa 10 .<.l ihs lssds a. gohn ssrsdsr. dzsd-
IN dis case 4 appearing 70 The ssfisf.elioa e
= the c01ss. lisi Daniei slEsder and hiiism-
isfsnlsnls II ths case. are non rszidenis Of this
stsss; II i enaeIsd ny The Ccu,t, thai ru''iiea-
lion he made. 81 an sesks. IN The h,iis1orSash
Rrcordef. for lie said abrnt defendants 70 aP-
pear a lie nski Tern Of this cour. 10 be hrd %
he irsi Aoaisy sfer the fourth Nondsy IN nry.
1850. and passd. sns~sr o. demur, o. Judgment
pro rsn fcsse viii ie entered sgaina ihsn-
Witness. John fsncsit clerk q our sail Court
Al oiice, 10 Alamsnse, DE firsl Monday shsE de
fourth Monday in February. A. ID. 1850.
JOHN FAUcETT. C. c. c.
Graham. April 3. s6-es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The New York papers contain ample
accounts Of the late intelligence frem
California. brought to that city by the
steamer Cherokee, from Chagres.
The Pacific mail steamer 0 egon, ar
rived al Panama from San Francisco on
the goth Of March. She brought TO Pa.
mama 262 passengers, and sl,342.6o2 on
freight. principally in gold dust. and al
least 81 100000 in possession Of the pas
sengers. Her mail is The largest ye
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Christopher G.. Scott, tried in The Wake su.
peior Court Cor the murder Of George Fowler In
January last. and convicted Of Manslaughter, :
was sentenced 10 be branded in the hand, and
committed TO the county Jail for six months.
We learn from the Raleigh papers, that consi-
dcrsbIe Dissatisfaction exists in the community
with the rcsul, Of the trial; the general impress
sion being that the case was Of higher grad,
than granddaughter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17
Virginia Internal improvements

Al the late session Of The Virginia l.egis-
laiure 1929. 900 were guaranteed in all for
the following works James River and
kanawha Canal. 100000; Richmond
and Danyille Railroad. 100000: Virgil
MIA Central Railroad Eastern extension
100000; South Side Railroad, 1923,
900. In addition TO this. ihree-iilihs oil a
rapiiai OF 100000. for extending The
Virginia Central Railroad from SIaunion
10 C0vington, was passed.
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south CaroiIna.-The scat in The s.

sOuth Car0iIna.-The scat IN The Sc
nate Of the United States made vacant by the
death Of the Hon. John G. Calhoun, was tender
ed TO Gen. James Hamilton. and &C cepted. But
doubts arising a. to his constitutional eligibility
in consequence Of the residence Of his family be-,
ing on the Georgia side Of the river, Gen. II. was
induced 10 resign the Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

resolution repeating the Penns, lysnia law
Of 1897, which is a violation Of the Ma
iional Constitution. in regard TO the arrest
aud detention Of fugitive slaves. bids fail
(ihe Pennsylvania says) TO pass both
branches OF the Legislature Of that state,
Il passed a second reading on Saturday
by 4 vuie Of 40 10 Al.
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Romantic but Truthful-Aboul four

Romantic but Truthful About four
years since, a poor miserable, incorporate
woman wandered about The streets Of Tin.
cinnaii. accompanied by delicate but
bright liulc daughter Of about six years Of
age. They called together at the house
Of a lady then living on Broadway. and
asked charity. Ii was freely dispensed,
and lie lady being pleased with The lovely
snpe arsnce of The child. insisted upon
taking il into her keeping. which was
granted. The mother went away and was
moi heard of until about one year after.
wards, when the lady who had charge Of
the lille girl, 10 whom she had now be-
come strongly attached, was sent for TO an
obscure part OF the city. She there found
the woman in a filthy and dying condi>
lion. with just stenglh enough lief. 10 tell
her that the child had an uncle. lis fathers
brother, living somewhere down the river,
but where, she knew not; also, that there
was no cishonor attached to its birth.
And The woman died. From that time
until about week since, the Ioster molhcr
Of the lille girl has made every effort 10
ascertain The truth oil The dying mothers
statement, when she succeeded, and on
Monday last, The uncle Of the little girl
came up from Louisville aud took the lit
lie Miss away. That little unfortunate is
now the sole heir Of an income Of -four
hundred dollars per annum, bequca,hed 10
her By her own falher. This may seem like
fiction, but the parties are all known TO US.
Cincinnati Gazette.
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mr., calhoun on the Constitution.

A correspondent, ufihe Philadelphia Penn.
sylvanian. at Washington. says that Mr..
Calhoun's work on lie Constitution, upon
which he la. been engaged for some thee
or four years, is quite completed. having
been finished in December last. Anlici.
ra,ing his demise. his friends intended
publishing il shortly after The occurrence
OF that event.
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srain and Cu5a.-By lhe Earopa

Spain and Cu5a.-By The Enropa we
are advised lhai The Spanish Government
had borrowed 100000 reals FOR The
purpose Of plaeing The Island Of Cuba in q
proper state Of drieler. and counl Miiasol
was about la embark al csdiz for Havana.
there 10 see The orders Of The Spanish Csbi-
net carried inin elTsei. afirr which he was
charged 10 proceed on special mission 10
The President Of The United States.
Bah. Sun.
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Alabama NIarbsc.-Alabama papers
say that a marble quarry has been discovered neal
the line separating the counties Of Coosa and Tai.
laiega, lha, exceeds any thing of the kind, for
finencss aud beauty of color, that has yet been
found in this country. II is within few hund.
red yards Of the contemplated Central Plank Road
and can be procured at small cost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

The Governor OF South Carolina has
appointed a committee Of twenty-five.
consisting of citizens Of Charleston, 10 pro-
coed TO Washington, TO receive snd con-
vey Ia his native State the remains of.
e. Calhoun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

The Legislature Of the Stale az ezlifor-
ma. On the 81 Frbmsry. passed unsni
mnusly rrsnlusirn arrrnpria iug funds
10 rnsble the Gaserner 10 have prepared
a block Of Cslfmnis marhlr. quartz. M
granite. of suitable dimensions. ailh The
ward +" California" shiselird on ils face,
and that the same Be forwarded 10 The
Managers of ihe Washington Monamsnl
Association. In lie City IL Washington,
10 constitute PARTON of The ManumenI
now being ereried in that eiiy 10 The me-
mory Of G-orge Washington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

rear lsfs. smoEnisd = ~ RggFgsis e
79s.616 acres. 81 uliirh : liilis etef zoe,
900 ssEes wsEr paid fnr On rash. and liis
rrmindsr. marty 100000 1ssss. we're pzlt
sor with land wansn:s. Daring The yeas
ie4s. moro ihsn miliinn arms Of isDd
IN The stale SEN entered. about three.
fourihs a. which were paid ior Sish land
wsIna.s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Websfcr,s SpeeCh.-The Washington
Republic says that il has circulated $4,000 CO.
pics of Mr.. Webster's Speech, and has orders for
SO 900 more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Our thanks are due 10 the Hon. a. w. yess-
be Cor copy Of the Report Of the Commissions
er Of Paieais for the year 1913.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Dr.. T. ]. Hill Of Brunswick, and Calvin
Graves Of Csswell, have been appointed by the
Governor and Council az members Of the Board
Of Internal Improvement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Mr.. badgers speech.-we give to-
day the first pant Of the very able speech delivered
BY Mr.. Badger in the Senate of the United States
on the 18Th and 10Th Of March. and shall con-
eluJe il in our next. II viii be read with par IL
eul4r iuieres, BY every North csrolinisn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Referring TO small meeting a, some
town in the Stale Of Kentucky, for The pur-
pose Of sending Delegates 10 The Nash
Vile Convention, Tie Louisville Journal
adds:
.Apy individual who shall go into that
body, assuming TO be 4 representative Of the
State Of Kentucky, had better not come
back within her limits"
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nEs EA l1E 'EE Yfa Haa

GRGYIlE, AND SOAP STONES
TsHE subscriber hcgs leave, respectfully, TO IN
N form the public that he continues TO carry
on the Marble and Granite business, at his Yard
Opposite Iarfatrs Hotel in tie town Of Peters
burg. lie has recently made large additions Of
Italian and American Marble TO his former stock,
thereby rendering il more extensive aud varied
than that Of any other Yard in Virginia.
Hekeeps constantly on hand ready made Mon
uments, Tombs, Crave-stones, Nantes, &c.
which, as to material, design and workmanship.
will compare successfully with the like articles,
wheresoevcr made.
Orders for any article in his line will be thank
fully received, promptly and strictly attended TO,
and executed in superior manner.
A. LESLIE.
Petersburg, April .. 57--6w
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ToWnsned's Sarsaparilla.

lust received and for sale at this Office,
- fresh supply Of Townsend's SarsaParliia, in
quart bottles.
Also quantity Of Townsend's Almsnscs,
which will be distributed graiui,ously to all APP
plican,s.
/ April 3. W.
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rF.B. PALMER. esq.. Of Philadelphia
10 fi< asiksri<zd Adrerfisiag lgsnf Jsv fks Pc
per IN fA< ksflera cifiea
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State Medical S0ciety.-In addition
to the notice of the meeting Of the North Caroli-
ma Medical Society, copied in our last from the
Register, VIC add the following items from the
STANDARD:
We learn that Committee was APP
pointed to take into consideration The pro-
priely of establishing a Medical College
in thus State. with instructions TO report
al The next Annual Meeting Of the Socie-
ty; also, another. Committee, 10 memorial.
ize the mex, Legislature TO pass general
registration law Of births, marriages, and
deaths in North Carolina.
A Resolution was also passed, making
il lie duty Of the several County Sccielies
in connection with the State Society, to
transmit at least one month before each
Annual Meeting, To the standing Central
Committee Of the State Society. report
Of the Meteorology, Medical Topogra-
ply and prevailing diseases within tlieir
bounds; and such other matters as they
may deem interesting. to be by said Com
mil,ee revised and condensed, aud laid
before the Society al lis next Meeting as
an annual reporl, which report shall be The
properly Of The Society and subject 10 i's
disposal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

UIiSsouri.-rhis state is receiving ac-
cessions 10 It's population with almost I'M
exampled rapidly. Some idea ofihe man
ner in which The population is increasing
may be gathered from the very large sales
oflhe public hands within its borders. The
entries Of land within the state during the
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0p.xor Gortzry

ORANGE COUNTY.
Courl OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1850.
TT is ordered hy the Court, that the Clerk of
this Cour, cause 10 be published, in the two
newspapers printed in Hillsborough, that Mon
day, the first day Of each Term Of this Court
hereafter be sci apart for the transaction Of Coun-
~ Business Test,
]. ALLISON, c. c. G.
April s. ST.
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The late Legislature of Virginia made
subscriptions to works ofln,ernalImprove-
ment TO the amount of sl.237, 1926, and
guaranteed bonds for other works TO the
amount Of sl,Oy3.500. In all 81 $50.
825.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

Gen. ]. II. Hammond. Of South Caro-
lima, has been appointed by the city ati.
ihorilies- Of Charleston, 10 deliver eulogy
on Mr.. Calhoun.
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A Wise Measurs.-'rhe Legislature

A Wise WeaSvre.-The Legislature
Of Virginia has appropriated $4,000 an
nually, TO aid in the removal of such free
blacks in lha, Stale as may be willing 10
90 to Liberia. the sum TO each individual
not TO exceed S25. The act also imposes
an annual tax of 81 on each male free
negro, as an additional fund for the same
purpose. Fay. OBS.
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Heavy Punishment.-I'he trial of Al
bert G. Gaskins, the young man who was
arrested in January by special agent Of
The Post Office Department. charged with
rabblng the U. =. mad. took place on Won
'iav week. at Charleston, S. c., and re-
suited in his conviction on four separate
indictments. He was sentenced to f,rty
Year, imprisonment. al hard labor in Edge
held J4:l-ten years for each offence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-17

fianSs-Ffom statement IN The last Greens
borough rsiriss. ID sPpeau tbs: good pro gre< Is
making m filing up ths Subscriptions 10 the North
Carolina Rsil-Rosd and The prospect "a fair that
BY the end u The month the whole amount which
was found 70 10 deficient at The last meeting Of
tho Commissioners win be made up. From IN
formation obtained from sources which il seems
to rely upon. The rsiriO, gives ihs following as
new subscriptions. or old ones made good By the