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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
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" sopNs Nslonsl COIecnoa Of DsgurroCPe. a'i
ana ~ Broadway. OF Eulion-sg Sirsngers as
ciuzens are respectfully nved 10 examine The specimen.
Coal N,SD Fog SAtE-la growing part u ne ciy
with wears lneNpred OF esse % five lo,s ct grouri
Location up town The buildings Toe place ,e' Tor
hsu enough To pay me erognd ana the Whoe
with he good vii q business 81 over So 40 iesf
Dc sold ~ for cash. he owner % DESTROYS of'esvug
Tie cy. The location of the ward and TIE 81 the -
vertssr car be sscerSined 81 IN. ofsce. ss@'
M.rSiNoS, Asu PnsrSo7os, Mr. Sass ~il ec,.re
a. hulcseroocses Hal his evening on ,b. nseFes4rs
subject tie vii show how divorce. NAY escous ur,s
,essay There Will be crowd ct course r;ekss. ony
u, Gems. ehilirsa under IS hsfPrIoe.
" The srg~ ss.e II ots s. SoomngiAls ~ hsrsSn
vile ssventh ard 80 0Ih s!ny-sshih, sArv rra
Seventeen and Seventy hf bens rs ~ he Hsrsol
rcsct Vii be continued his dAy Apt . 81 u e'eiccE
al the Merchants Evchan,e
ooLE Chiffon Aucaonsen
CV- We ilvIs ,hs suenuon OF cspitsiss 90 ne large
sale by ANTHoSY J BLEK>SER, This Day. al "a O'Clock
The Merchants Exchange, consisting o use and De-,
on Tenn-sveuue Tweuv-eighh Of. house ans DO,
Twenty niaihI , building lots On FiAysevenlhsi ths
splendid house and ioS ass 6roomest win prick
brown -oaeahouse OF she To-, known IS q
Greerssi the house ard 10, r, Third house and BOZ
SO Nulberrysl ot OF ground ~ he corner Of Seventh
~ ami TWENTY .eighb.s, the house ana iot Schermer
horu.si Brook n ana rs shares q the Adsulc Does
Corr,anv stosf OsQt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

TFrFNcs % TOW PErPER The cmp,cron
Of iu.s snusn. vo,s oy Harry Fraaco been put
Isnei Al the NJ rror Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

There were some further developments in the
uon.s Of Representatives yesterday looking TO-
ward Compromise Of the Territorial and Slavery
ous.,;ons now before Congress We apprehend
tina, something like Mr.. McCLERsiND's project Is
destined to pass. The Democratic doctrine oil
Non. Intervention will have received a liit from
the result Of the Connecticut Election though IN
truth the Wings are beaten there because they
were accused aud suspected Of not standing last
t,y sas Proviso. Bot the concerted and unscrupu'
loas efforts now being made 70 produce contrary
impression can hardly fail TO produce rome effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

~ GersraI SsgaIsf Meeting Of This Committee
VII bs bed Al the Brosd"ay n n,ssr'
April 1850 "s DELAfIELD SMITH Chairman
Isaac WV sSfrs Secretaries s4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

WEr STACK SitNs-Jas received from be Srecs VI
ship Ago. ssrge cuSEuiy Of Back Gro de Rhine Sik
damaged by cav. whieh will be sod ais day
great bargain Also lot Of superior Slack Stripsi
ard Brocste Slss A,so plain Gace sHd fou Sc soc
SLss al veryshgh;y damaged Also leo riecVs FoCist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
y LYON. ~ Rrn.aw,,

ACAND-ro a. who desire 10 stopt iadiciou. svsiefr
q advertising n he newspapers ~ The country \ 4
PsLNEs. the SgenL gives vsusbe practical ing1nnauOa a.
he Agency 10 he rribaDe BuJd.ags ~hefr Be- nN be
seer AID cOusu,ied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
CITY ITEMS.
" Roth Boards @. the COMMON CorNcIL were
night Neither transacted any business II
importance whG WA done VII be fount summed Up q
o.her po-aons q .o-tay's psper

EXPENSES FOB l,-0.-The Controller sent IN s.
Communication - The Board Of AtermeE as, evening
ssns he condition Of lie City Finances IN oeetence -
previous resolution Of he Board sPpeATs that here
hss been sppropAed or ire expenditures q me various
Departments Tor the yssr 49, he Of - 81 3s. or
his amount s2-S536ss 10 has been already expended
ieaving bsAnoe Of S4450sls " Thu. Il Will be seer
aat II oue quarter o. he yea han onehir Of re
who'd sum Las teeo expended scr Srset-Psying, $50
90 sTPropus;ei and Of MS amour, s2ls6Sa - ass
already beer eNperded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
suPERB HATS roR CHILDRgN
10 THE THiNkgNs On NEW.YORb

~ KNOX DESTROYS that every rational man IN want Oh
Hal should for moment mink JefOre dec!dng whrrf
they shall .ippY thar Ksos hnk. ilai ~ Fulton
i Is us he sgo' sai when h. thnss h. don't think ne
taink- but thinks snd fYog cali him you will hnk o.
tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

TIE Asscssm-ut bill discuss-d A toug DE- st- q.
80 -fon ne motion - sike 0u ne cals- erup0we
As-s-ers 70 eoupe parties 70 snswer quesous under
- a. - cAsl oal 1at La u Ih- -crcu res ned
80 eouPe' m party i-rng sggreved by excessive
ssss.aene 70 s~es %, Ard decarlg fslse oslh u
- - stane-s perjury Th- tr-ucs Of th- b...
sa.---i = - this TIE PrOspecr or
~ ~ BIO rra1iag and Pass TIE Eors- .0uE-t !!
. ioao1ll sto4l he issae Ia he S~uaf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
s.acs poLLAFs WANTED

~ ADy psfson HAVING he above amount wisli1g " 10
vest prohsiy hear d an opportunity u 5oag o. by
applying = 10 Wslrst room 10
~ Teacher OF TIC Plano ~sEes " gel BE meals b.
private any where teaching would be considered CON
pensalion The iocauOn In or near Broadwsy betsss.
Howard and Spring Al lscessary references will b
given Address S. NJ a. this ofscs s2-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
MARNOcH5 Hat.

The Subscribers respectfully invite the susnuoa 81 ser
issDeu % Their beautiful spnng Style Hau Having az.
CURED high reputation FOR he Production u The best qua.
iy Has, theT commend then ~ ne favorable nouce O
81 uho would combine and genulry with durs
billy and economy "ARSocKs Hsiters
mBu "a p,,.4x.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

CANAf NAVIGATION Active preparations are
making for he opening OF he Canals The Basin Is s,,
with Canal men, geiing their boosts ready There l. no
doubt thst the Cana wii he 100 good order he lih
Albany i've Tour ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04
ABOUT UNBKELLAs
PARIS HATs FCR GENTLEMgN

- Jzs received oIe case Of superior sssiity Ai.o
ooe u Par. Umbre.. u sy~dor quality For ssls
By GESIN "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-04

LUUN ) LDI5 CALIFORNIA EAPRkss
- Mr Go. " sEAcH u Loant Co. Frpres.
recently rom San Francisco being personally aceusnies
with most Of lie business community here 70 going Oas
APrl j. 10 return BY hf., from thence ne vii
personally attend 10 any business .nrus.sd b hs VIII
securecJ and dispatch. LOUST co
III sfoadynv Mal-sl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
0hifuarx.

On he ala uli. MnL ASA L. DssoFr. wife
Of Dr. Joan .. Dogget ard daughter of John
Campbell ers- q xelden. bsds earth a5ieu. and
amid ~ The happy hopes q The Christian heart
--lzunehed jnyfuliy On he bread waters Of sisr-
niiy. Her ase Was sbou, twenty shresyesn Az
ior her virtues. theY were all that language can
express. and 70 praise her would be impossible.
With al the patience and fouitude of Chris
tian. even though 90 young. shs bore with calm
ness and resignation the painful illness which has
s<rminaled her existence. No complaint. no
murmur. no sigh, even in the midst Of the most
ezcruriating pains. was ever heard to escape her
lips. She bore ell. with conscious belief that
The hand Of an oseruliag Providence was in IL.
and she bore her ilaess as true and faithful
Christian only can bear such intense suffering.
Tn the midst Of her Affections. she seemed TO look
forward with the brightest hopes 10 the future
the frame Of mind in which she died. must ever
afford sweet consolation 10 those whonow dsplors
her. What can we say morei The warmest SYM
paillirs Of an honest heart are with the bereaved
but sympathy is useless. her present state Is fsI
more happy than mortsls ever know on earth
and she now dwells in the presence Of God.
Rest, loved one, rest. on Canasn's shore,
Where Saints and Prophets oil have ,rod;
Thy short career on earth Is DER.
Thy future home Is with Thy God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
SUPREME COURT.

The Judges of This Tribunal have com.
menced delivering Opinions. The fol>
lowing are the first:
By RuFFIN, e. i'm State &c rel.
Williams o. Mizell's Admr., from Berthe,
affirming the judgment.
Al-o, in Ray .. Ray. in Equity, from
Orange, REMINDING the cause.
Also. in Bullock o. Nelson. 10 Equity.
from Guilfort. dismiss.ng the bill.
By NASH, jim Mills Z. Carpenter,
from S,anly. affirming judgment.
Also. in Neel " use OF Worth y. Moore,
from Snrry. affirming the judgment.
Also, in Skies .. Paine, from ryrrell
affirming the Judgment.
Also. in Anderson .. Doak, from Gull
| ford, affirming the Judgment
Also, in Warters tn use Of Pool 0
Smaw, from Beaufort, affirming The jndg
meni.
Also. in Hamlin q. Mcneil, from Chat
ham, reversing the judgment and giving
judgment here for The plaintiff.
Also, in Buie D. Baker, in Equity, from
Cumberland, directing reference to tn
Master.
/ By PEARSON. jim Beasley .. Dow
ney. from Granville, affirming The judo
menl below.
| Also, in Mckay .. Simpson, in EQUITY
from Richmond. directing decree thu
The defendant transfer the stock and pa
the dividends accrued since the contract.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
New Marble Mandatory.
FEBRUARY II.

rsSHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and the public generally. that in adj
diton to the GRANITE business, they intend.
from this date, to engage in the manufacture of
Marble in all its variety. They have recently
visited the Northern cities. and have laid in a
large and varied stock Of ITALIAN and AME-
RICAN MARBLE, and are now ready to receive
orders for, and to furnish, all kinds Of MAN
Tells. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, CENO-
TAPHS, HEAD STONES, FURNITURE
MARBLE, &c. &c. &c.
Having purchased their stock on the most favo-
rable terms for cash, they respectfully solicit the
favors of their friends and the public generally
pedging themselves to furnish all articles in thei
line on as favorable terms as they can be procures
/ in the New York or Philadelphia Markets.
BOWIE. McCLEAvY & WRIGHT.
Petersburg, Feb. I. LEV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13

Fasisd siihoui tmentnsni snd 81 : a.
sisiFe Fuis, Ne siIuhg and cnmpTrhfnsiss
Frsolaligns Va the glaserv qnesiina rrp0n.
ed b he Commits 60 Federal Relaiians.
While he Hense as airing IN ills sob
lees. = message from Ihs Gosernor wzs
announced. sechmpznyi ing series Of reso-
lniions Ion ihe elxis AZ cunneriiruI. On
the EHbiers ofsiarrFy. The mfsssfe wss
Immediately taken up ard Ihe rrsaisiions
Head On maiiea nf Mr.. Jones'. ihe CO.
vernon. By unanimous Fnir. was rrqaesl-
ed 10 return ihess resolutions. under =
blank enrer. 10 the Exeruiise &c Connec-
iieul. ID was also resolved by unsni-
nous roe. il,ai ihr resolutions lately
reerised frnm Vermont. upon the same
snhjeci. he returned under a Hank eDssr
10 The RksrDlive II Vrrmnni. n was
further resolved lhala al similar resolutions
should IN like mannsr he rrlurnrd 20 The
Executives from uhnm il.ry were sfri.
A bah 10 provide fnr lhe railing Of =
Stale Convention in the ereni e ihr anti
slasrry aslisn 81 Congress in modes
eeifiesl. Was also passed ON Saturday. by
ayes iis. noes ~.
Cknkfen Mrcuy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13

rrMs nesiins Of eiiizens q ofsngs al The
s,ur, house IN dis place on Friday lsss. con-
rai.,es consisting Of The fslloSing Frnilrmsn was
.,0oinlsi 10 solicit subscriptions TO The Rail Road,
and male rsp0n on wednesls. of he County
csnn:
DEE. suudsi<k, Dr.. W. A. Norwood. David
Tisasn. ID. G. Parrish, John Bsne. j. U. Xix
Ind. r. !. Aslss. W. n. Prat. c. w. Johns0n,
ssd josiah Tuner. sf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13

w ORMS-W0RMS.--In commencing DR..
w M'Lsne's Worm yermifuge to the public,
the proprieiors Of this great remedy prefer TO use
the language Of those who have tcsted its merits.
Read and be convinced
.Almend. Allegheny Co. Pa. Sept ls4T.
~ Kid d Cove received quantity Of
M'l.ane's vermiiuge BY your agent, which we
have sold 70 our customers, and in every case Il
has had unparalleled success, and has never failed
in any case. We can cheerfully recommend II
as the best worm medicine that We have ever
known. We might mention any number Of cases,
where il Las had wonderful success. il il was ne
cessary. KAURN & RICHARDSON"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
Falling Of a Church Tower. the

18th instant the main or central tower of
the French Cathedral, in course Of erec-'
lion at New Orleans, fell dawn. carrying
with il part of The arched roof. OF the
many workmen employed about the build.
ing. only one was seriously injured. The
shock accustomed b. tie disaster was Ter.
rife, and for time spread dismay
amongst the conglegaied multitude assem-.
bled in the various couri-rooms of the adj
joined building. which. il appears. was
quickly evacuated by JUICES. juries. law.
yers, clients, &c. General CONSERVATION
for time had full command.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
The Wilmington Aurora.-our


tice, in lhe Recorder Of the 2 Sd ultimo. of the
seeming nsincerity Of the editor Of the Aurora in
his professions Of friendship for Gen. Taylor. has
been replied 10 by that editor in style which
we do not choose 10 initiate. IL we have not the
ability or the nerve to reach the q top Of 0lym-
pus," we trust we shall ever have too much res
pect for our readers, as well as ourselves, to de-
scenj into kennels to pick up images or Ian
guagc to repel an assault. We are content to
con6ne ourselves to "the plain and the valley"
and shall not envy the editor ofthe Aurora, which
ever extreme he may choose to revel in.
Ia answer to our allusion to the non-appear-
snce in his paper Of the Message Of President
TAYLOR. he gives as an excuse thu his subscri-
bers do not look to the Aurora for such docu.
ments tina, they are freely distributed throughout
the country under the frank of members Of Con-
gress, and printed IN all the Washington papers,
II the people were dependent on these sources on
ly, comparatively few Of them would see the Mes
sage. The main dependence is upon the cour-
try press, and there arc few respectable papers in
the Union which do not publish Il.
But he repeats the expression that !, is not
worth publishing ]" and says further, that the
recitals il contained were already familiar to eve
~ newspaper reader in the Union, and the few
original suggestions il contained are as far behind
the age as is the editor Of the Recorder" This
we think is not displaying the lberaliiy which
might be expected from "an original Taylor
man." disposed TO give 10 the Administration !"
fair trial" 1t is more in the character Of his re
yilers-the " bitter-enders" The Press general
" has spoken Of the Message in quite different
terms; and some Of the editors, il may be pre-
sumed, are quite asinelligent and discriminating
as the editor Of the Aurora.
The edi,or of the Charleston News, on present
ing the Message to his readers, says: 1t Is al
admirable state paper full and satisfactory in tn
information it imparts of National affairs, and II
the clearncss of its statements and purity and pro
priety Of its style, afording model Of its kind.
The edlor of the Savannah Republican is n,
less decided in his approval OF the Message. HI
says: at is. as such state papers should always be
a calm, digniied, and truthful narrative of our 70
reign and domestic affairs. It's tone is firm bu
respectful. Its style is marked by its republican
simplicity. lis recommendations are characteriz
ed b. Il ., modss,y and difidcace which areinhe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
Common Schools,

rENIfE Board Of Superintsndents OF Common
= Schools for Orange County net in the
Clerks Office in Hilsborough on the 9Th Februa-
ny, 1850. and appointed committees in the several
School Districts in said county, as follows;
No. l. ii. lilly, N. VI. Darlington. Jas Lunsford.
2. s. ID. Umsied, George Piper, Thos. Speed.
3. s. Forsyth, J. II. tisrris, David Ums,ed.
8. John Lockhsr, RID Peed, Jas. r. Roberts.
6. Nelson p. Hall, Dudly Parker, w. Duke.
z. John Nicely, Jas. Mangum, Nelson Rhuc.
8. Jas. Iaiiy, John Leaihers, DR.. s. Woods.
0. John NJ. Homer. Willam@ou Holloway,
Wr~. Dollar.
10. las Montgomery, Adam Douglass. John
Dorch.
IL. Absalom Tuneniinc, Williams Harris,
James Woods.
IL. Alex. Robertson. T. r. Hall, w. ]. Gray.
10. Jacob Wagner Chs. L. Dsnsgan. VIM.
Blalock.
IL. James c. Turner, Jos. M'Cullock, David
Nike.
Is. Alien Blown, II. Whitfield, Jas Jackson.
l6. Abisha Faucet, John Riley, VI. G. Stroud.
IL. Rob. Reding, J. w. Clarke, John Reding.
l6. Richard Breesc, Hugh Woods, Ed. Riley.
10. Nicholas Hester, Henry Malone, J. Wood.
20. Alexander Anderson, David linen, John
a. McDade.
81. Jas. Faucet, Jehu Brown. Yancy Mebane.
%. j. II. Christie, Barnard Hase, w. Riley.
90. ]. Webb, jr, Lemuel Lynch, David Hart.
"a. Adam Dickson, Alvis Durham, Archibald
Stnyhorn.
Z IS. Moses w. Guess, w. T. Shields, Robert
Gresham.
90. w. w. Guess, David Warren, John Cole.
81. Harris Wilkerson, John Jones, Louis
Hudgins.
%. Thos. Gooch. ]. B. Gear, Aush Fenel.
20. Ste ling PIo;tor, Hampton Dollar, Thos.
Christian.
80. John Burrhus, VIM. Trice, Wilson Cole.
81. VIM. Duskin, Bryant Strayhorn, C. w.
Johnston.
80. Jas. Bishop, David Blackwood, Jas. Jones.
80. What Cate, Sam'l Stubbins. VIM. Cheek.
81. Wesly Smith, Hasiin Poe, Thos. Brewer.
35. DIR. II. B. Lloyd, Thos. ID. Faucet, Alex
. ander Hunter.
SO. ]. NJ. Gatlis. VIM. Strain, Abel Madry.
81. Thos. Burrhus, Richard s. lea, Henry =.
Maroon.
IS. David vickers. G. w. vicksrs, Henry
Carlton.
80. Sam'l. Green, j. Barbee, Willis Roberts.
40. Bartlett Barbee, James Harrod, Mordecai
Sears.
~. DR.. E.Miichell, P. II. McDade, J.W Carr,
90. Shelly Lindsay, Benz M'Cauley, Isaiah
Daniel.
a. ]. H. Crutch6eld, J. Qaackinbush, J. w
Neville.
As. Joseph Crawford. David Robertson, Jas
Lashey.
46. r. Stanford, VIM Crawford, J. Crawford
AZ. w. Thompson, ]. C. Sykes, II. J. Cate.
As. Chs. Smith, Paisley Nelson, s. N. Tate.
49. Alex. Mebane, Julius Watson, Thomas
M'Crackn.
so. John Compton, James M.Cadems, Leml
Picket.
81. Aquilla Compton, Benne, Florence, Luke
Ward.
The Committees in Alemancc remain the samt
as last year.
The Committees appointed in the several dis
iricts III Orange County are required to take tht
Census Of their respective Districts and make re-
turn to the Chairman without delay.
Ordered, That the Chairman request the Edi
tors of the Democrat and Recorder to publish III,
foregoing in their respective papers for four weeks
STEPHEN MOORE, Chm.
FEBRUARY IL. l9-4v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT N. YORK
pom the Journal Of commeree, Alb Feh.

The boiler connected with the large
prinling-press mandatory &C Alsa b.
Taylor. No. Hague street. adjoining Hull
& Sons Soap Faciory. exploded al iwen-
iy-fve minutes bef.,re 8 o'clurk this morn
ing. with most dis .sirous effect. The
entire building. which was Of bri K. and
seven stories high. was Instantly RACED 10
lis foundations. buryiag IN the ruins large
number Of the uorknen, may Of whom
were killed outright.
II had been much less disastrous had
moi the flames broke out IN The ruins.
whieli, despite The efforts OF the hremen.
still continue 10 advance. and no doubt
numbers have been literally roasted TO
death by slow FIRE. The groans Of the
sufferers, some Of whom could be distinct.
ly seen, were Truly agonizing.
The quantity Of rubbish and brick ~lirh
covered them (ihe wallis hayinl fallen into
The interior cf The buihline) was so great that
The task OF removing j. seemed hopeless.
N~ms,crs oI1iremen, however. piled them.
selves with energy, and effected the rescue
Of several individuals. In The mean time
consultation was held by the Mayor
with the Chief Of POLICE. and under The
authority Of the later some one hundred
men were brought up from the wharves
and set 10 work
II is supposed that about one hundred
men were in the building a, the lime oil
the explosion.
Our latest reliable accounts from New
, York. state that the loss of.lile by this
dreadful calamity is no. so serious as was
at first apprehended. Ahoni thirty dead
bodies had been found. and lwenly.lwo
other persons taken from the ruins so
badly hurt as 10 leave but lille hope oil
their recovery. Besides these. some thirty
others are more or less injured. Il was
believed that some Of the victims OF the
disaster still remained under the ruins.
and further search was being made foI
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13
"TrHAu., N. Y April 18th, ls47.
@ MESSRS KIM a. Co


GentIemen-Our stock of
MLane's Worm Specific is exhausted, as is also
that Of all the murchan.s in this county. There
Is quite call for it. And you viii oblige us by
forwarding a package as soon as possible. hi
would he agreeable TO you we would act as your
general agents for this county. Please let us
hear from you soon. SCHUYLER Il Co."
The above is only one among thousands of
certificates and orders constantly pouring in upon
US from all quarters Of the Union. Such letters
are the hest evidence Of lis excellence.
FOR SALE By
Long & Webb Ililisborough; ID. Heart, o.;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mcorng,
Moorngvilie; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnu, Grnve,
Orange County; Moore s Noell, Mt. Tirza Per-
son County.
FEBRUARY 4. 6?--
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uEnI0AL snrTrTY.

TIVE Medical sccirn o. Orsnge win rsfei ~
Il the usual place Ia Hili.horoagh on 'rDssisy
the a5sh ins, Al o'cloek P. II. Ap1nrinzi at
tenda ice Is earnestly requested. IS busintss 81
Importance vii lie transacted.
By oder Of the president
w. A. NORWOOD. see'y.
February u. p-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-13

MARYLAND. The Baltimore Clipper
closes some remarks on MIR. Clingman's
Speech, with The following paragraph:
III is said thai Mr.. Clingman's speech
may be considered as embodying the
sentiments of The South. So Ear as il
contends for wha, is RICH, ii is ~ doubt a
corrcc, exponent of Southern views; but
in all calculations Of the value Of the Union
and threats Of dissolution, We protest a
galnst It's being received as expressive Of
the sentiments oil feelings Of Maryland.
We have no disunionits here on The
contrary. the people of this State abhor the
idea of dissolving the Union. They are
southern in feeling and interest; but they
would not dissolve the Union for all The
slaves In the universe-nor will The pas
sage Of The Wilmot proviso, or The admls
sion Of California as State Of The Union
or any other sHpposable cause. induce
them to sanction dissolution Of theUnion
They are satisfied that the people of III,
territories shall accept or reject slavery Al
may please themselves.