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Equity Sale.

- viEtus o. Ihs Deues q tie couFt q Esui-
- ~ sc 0nags ce1niy, msds seEisuh<i
Term. EsS0. sAaii elEta 81 SAKE "a the Fszarnre
IL Amos Sirbois. des - O. Ghe - day e oe.al<f
next, - Real Es4ale leiengins - lhe hfiFs a
said Anns Niehals. siE; The Home Trsci. eon-
sis,isg az sbout eco acres; aAd one otAer Tract.
wbsrsen Drncsn NiehOls now lives. fitnatee 50
Liisls River. and containing about 800 acres
A eredii 81 nine months ain BE- gissns Ne
purchaser required 10 give henS ssd security. and
tile rssxsse1 Unisl he pnFchssr monfy i paid
o. r. LONG, c. : ~ =
September e. ST.
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Land for Sale.
TCNnsfnd's Sarsaparilla,

lust received and fos sals ~ shis flfsse. .
- fresh supply Of Toxnsend's ssfsspssil!a. i
quan loliies-
Also q quantity Of Tosnsend'x Almsnse.
which sill Be Distributed graiuitoazly 10 al -.
f@iesAis.
April 3 60
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Notice.

HAVING II August Tern q 0mnge Court
~ ausliGied As Executor q The VIII 81 VIII
ham II. Meni,. Ihsrby warn sllpersons % bring
their accounts and denlsnds Of every Kind and de-
nan1inaiisn 10 me- within The time prescribed b.
law. Alldeaofs 10 said estate wili please % come
forward and make pFaTnpi pas nfnf.
GEORGE w. PURIFY.
August -. S.
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Lochiel for Sale.

,H,HE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
= one mile north West Of HiIlsborough
There arc eleven rooms in the dwelling, with q
good Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen, and two
hundred and five acres of Land, one hundred and
fifty of which are enclosed. Thework on the
House is executed in the best manner the situa-
ticn is pleasant, and commands fine view the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres in
anorth.casterly direction, which will be sold eth
or with or without the first mentioned tract.
long credit will be given, if desircd ; note and
good security required.
WM. M. WHITFIELD.
October 80. -05
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Notice This!

WE will take inexchangefor Goods. Dry
- Hides, Flour in barreis, Corn, Wheat
Thrashed Oats Flax Seed Domestic 10th of all
kinds, &c. &c.
LONG & WEBB.
October l6. 0s-
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Notice..

"A am obliged to raise money TO carry on
n my business and pay my debts. those who
are indebted TO me, by note or account, are cam
estly requested to call and make immediate pay
inent.
HENRY EVANS.
N. B. have on hand large assortment of
well made Furniture, which will sell low for
cash.
am also prepared 10 furnish Collins at three
hours notice, of the plainest or finst style, Of
Walnut or Mahogany.
Persons at a distance may rely on being served
here sooner than they can be al home.
M III. EVANS,
cabisei mixer and General Jndestrker
Nov. ID. CT
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zszess So 80
Steam Boat Navigation,
EsHesa FAYETTEVILLE l WILMINGTON
EYsHE nn1ersiynea. Psopriesors a he cspe
= Fssy ssssm Boat Ca. beg lease 10 lebdeF
Eheiz thsiks 10 Ghe pnblis fes Ghe lk<rsi psison-
age Tessised duFins lhs ast season. and take this
msshod - infaFsn lhsil patFnns and The pubir &C.
Herzlls, fhaf they hass sAdea over fry pr csns
10 the Csqifai STOCK 81 the Company ii Eesfz
The aranght Of lhe Nee ssesm Beat @chasham."
is calculated 70 navigate the Rissi a. all stsges ~
waller. gisiss Shippers D. this line decided d.
vaIsaee II getting their Goods Up wilhosi delay.
especially II re Fan Season when the River i
usually Too l1w fog Steam Beats u orainssy
dnught q rCa.
Tfe soass Composing ihis Line aEe.
The Steamer Gov. Graham, 81 yrs. old.
-" Chatham, new.
Tow Boat Mike Brown. ? years old.
Telegraph. 2 do.
!" Cumberland. new.
!" = Express. do.
All The a.ass Boats are IL nc yers hesi esndi-
lion lns ihs Fall business The undersigned Gel
warranted 10 appealing % the SHIPPING Pzslie for
such an iacErsrrd patronage - viii remuneiaie
them, 70 some extent al least, for The additional
Capital invested, and promise. with every conf
denee. that shippers BY This line shall he ~ well
o. better served than they can 10 BY any Other on
the River. The arrangements ny the copartners
Is intended 10 be permanent, and should expo
rienee suggest The necessity o. any further IN
erease Of Boats. the Publir may Eely upon their
being put on the Line without delay.
Our rates Cor Fright a all times win be the
current raies charged By others.
Bills Of I.aiing Cor goods intended 70 comr hy
this Line, should be filled up The +" Gaze ofihr
Cape Pear Steam Boat Co. Wilmington" One
Copy being sent BY mail 70 T. e. Worth, Agent
Al that place.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Cope Fer Steam Boat Co.
Fageiferi!le. |
Dibh!e & Brothers.
II. 6. Worth, propric-
John j. 4 ! nv Wilson. '''''
July. 10 1850. 43-sw /
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TIE HILLsB lR0UeH RECORDER,
Is-PuBLIsnED WEEKLY
nv ENNIS uEApTT

Terms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in adj
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not Paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, if delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid unless at the option of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will be sent to new sub
scrlber out Of this state unless payments made in
advance, or some person III the state will become
responsible to the editor ;-and in no case willthe
paper he sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court Advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction of one-third will be
made to advertisers bythe year.
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made Of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention 10 his make Of Port
able wARDR0BEs and BEDsTEADs, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, nealncss, and
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention OF all per-
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any description,
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends 10 sell MS low as be possibly afford.
and bis worhmen are all experienced hands.
lie has now on hand eight iine Dressing Blu
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses.
two sideboards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, ono Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case and Bedsfeads, which he will sch low.
- Timber taken in exchange FOR Furniture.
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can hnsoit delivered al their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can do IL themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, aud will
be thankful for a continuance Of public patron.
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February 1. Is
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1850.
Joseph McCoiicck
ffs..I......f -. n - 4 x,..J

rs. 4isfochnaent leuied OH Land
Nelson Nichols.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
= that the DeieElens is not all inhabiiant of this
State; it is therefore ordered, that publication be
made in the Hilshorough Recorder for six weeks
successfully. for said Defendant TO appear at the
next Tern. of our said Court, 10 he held for the
County Of Orange, .. tie Court House in Hills
borough, on the fourth Monday Of November
next, then and there 10 show cause, If any lie can
why the land levied ON shall not be condemned
10 satisfy Plaintiffs claim.
Witness. Joseph Allison, Clerk of said Court.
al Office, the fourth Monday Of August A. d.
1880.
]. ALLISON, c. c. {.
September, 81. 5l-6w
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For Sale or Rent,

INVALUABLE DisCOyERY-Thsf lawn.
4 tor of M'LaBe's ysnaifugs having disposed
Of bis right 10 bis great rrmedy. the rfoPtisiors,
Msssrs. Mid q Co. beg leaye 10 olier il 10 The
American Eublie IS The best Ernedy Cor worns
ever oleged. II has been tried in sl parts of The
county. and in cases which had deked The erer-
lions IL the hrsf physicians. and never without
Tie naosi complete success. We caution patents
against delay. Ifyour children exhibii the y mp
toms Of being Troubled with WORMS, loss not .
moment. bai Il once purchase bottle OF NJ Lane
yermifage. and thus save diem pain and perhaps
their lives.
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Law SCHOOL,
AZ rrsstShoro.:eh sorfv, farolfun,

NJ EEiitSh0r0Ighs North Clf0ffna.
tEyIdE undersigned have formed m association
= with the view of opening . Law School %
The town Of IIiIlsknforeh.
Young gentlemen will be instructed 10 tie Va.
rinus departments Of the Law, and care will II
taken 10 prepare them for the practice IN The &C.
seraI Courts IN this Stale.
Tie School will he opened Cor The admission Of
students On Monday, tie e4lh instant.
i. r.. BAILEY,
y. NASH.
Iiillsborough, June ie. 1850. S.
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Advertising Rates for The Tillstorcreh Rescratr

One dollar rer square &c lines) for The first
insertion, and rs cents for each continuance. Tee
duetions made in favor Of standing sdyertisenens
n 4 fellows.
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CirCaSSian Balm,
R.r. HIBBARD & cos
CarminatiVe Salye,.

For the cure of Felons, Piles, Ulcers, carbunclcs
Ague in the Breast or Face. Ear-ache, Burns
scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cents.
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Cabinet Ware House.

VsH Z suhscnberrespeciiulIy Informs hisIFlenns
n and The public generally that he has ON hand,
and viii endeavor constantly . keep, variety o.
weIl-made Furniture, embracing all the leaa ng
articles. such as.
Sofas. Sideb0ards, fgssrca >,
Ecd.ieads, Tables,
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February l..
New Medicines.
Il r. Hubbard & CO.'S CELEBRATED
Wild Cherry Bitters,

Recommended as highly seryiceatle in all cases o
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Iaundice
and all impurities Of the Blood. Price rs cent
per bottle.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23
THE SEA SERPENT AT THE SOUTH.

Fnoa THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, OF nAncH IL.
remarkable marine monster by Capt BLAsKEs.
SHIP of the William Sea5rook, and his passengers the
last trip of the from Charleston this CITY, When
the coming down Port ya Sound, at about
P. NJ Sunday, six miles inside the bar,
several objects deserted about mile distant which
at first supposed to be ocs of ducks An examination By
the glass; however revealed several Jumps elevations which
had an unduatory changing motion. TIL. was
then directed towards this object which lay the point
oflani SEPARATING Beaufort from Broad The water
shoa the that found neces-
sary cast the lead but when within forty fifty feet of
the monster, the sounding four athoms While in this
position Capt Bankenshp and his passengers had very
good view Of the creature whose AMI appearance
such as to inspire of the passengers with alarm and
prehension The monster was lying in the of circle,
his head parting the water by gentle onward motion No
eyes mouth visible as the head was not elevated
but the head ITSELF which appeared to be haened is stated
to be some ten feet long, and from feet wide
From the head for distance of thirty feet the body
depressed beneath the bat this distance hump
elevation appeared, and another twenty-five feet from the
last distinctly round appearance observed, and the
greatest diameter is stated at eight feet The
boat approached the monster in such nearly
form chord to the described by it, which circumstances
gave good standard Of judgment its length. The
current testimony this point is that less than
l2o feet long, and probably not than 4o feet. The
noise made by arresng the motion Of the boat the fact Of
its approach caused the serpent or whatever be cae
to lower itself in the and disappear Before this
greater part OF the body easily seen and examined, tie
most Of depressed little below the surface. I disappear
the entire length descending once caused sensible
ripple on the surface The e the spot but the
creature again to rise and present similar appear
auce short time after the steamer moved of
Il - -s-
CLEAN them from the testimony Of several persons board
We should have added that the color appeared to Of deep
glossy brown in which passenger thought he detected
tinge Of something like deep slate color
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23
FROM TEXAS.

The latest papers from Texas furnish the follow
ing interesting items
Mr. JoHs NJ RosE has just returned from trip up the
Trinity rver as sgen for the Government examine the
country ascertain the eligible point of shipment for
and munitions for the supply Of several military posts
in Northern Texas. He has given the preference to Pine
Bluff
The steamers Jack Hays and Brownsville have ascended
the Trinity for hundred and fifty miles and brought most
encouraging intelligence from that country Their neigns
down consisted 500 bales OF cotton belonging TO planters
who have heretofore always hauled their either to Hous-
ton or Shreveport distance of about two hundred miles %
either place. Pine Bluff the point to which the boats found
the navigation quite free from all obstruction, is In the centre
of very rich country, which is settling up with unex-
ampled rapdy The neghborng counties lie generally be-
tween the parallels Of 81 and 80 degrees OF aude and are
peculiarly adapted TO the production OF cotton which,
generally short crop in other parts OF the country the past
season. has there been full crop, without injury from the
worm much rain. The many advantages that country
offers large planters appears TO be better known an
heretofore, and the emigration consequently pouring 10
from the crossings Red river such vast numbers accod
the gven) would seem almost incredible
but for the confirmation Of many witnesses II
that from twelve fifteen thousand emgrants have settled IN
the counties referred but chiefly in Mercers colony since
the first of last September Several Of the planters who
in this city, express the opinion that the cotton crop o
Of that region will the coming season, be tenfod more than
it was last year.
Government express arrived at San Antonio from FL
Paso on the 18th ulmo, bringing news OF more oouages
committed by the Apaches and Camanches David Torey
had been killed little east Of Presdo seven OF eight Anne
ricans had been massacred on the Gila.
band ofIndans attacked the party with which Judge Robin
travelling between the Pecos and Ell the Judge
and his family escaped without injury, and had arrived at III
Paso but they indebted entirely the prompt and hu-
conduct of Capt Johns, Of the army, who moving
on the The Judges all killed BY the
Indians Mr. Brush who brings this intelligence pre-
vented by the Indians from returning by the Ell Paso road
and down the Mexican side and crossed at Eagle
Pass He represents the avages of the Indians to have been
dreadful through the whole of his route the Mex
can side.
Mr. NuGEsT. formerly Washington correspondent OF a
New York paper, supposed to be killed In San Anto
Mo- on the 18th ultimo Mexican named Marceino Mar
mas, shot by another Mexican.
Mr. WILLIAM L. DoRrcH (says the State Gazette) was
killed in Hays county the 22d umo, by the accidental
discharge of gun IN the hands Of Col Durham. Both
gentlemen hunting when the accident occurred Mr.
Dortch native of Meckenburg county, Va, and had
recently arrived in Western Texas, with the intention Of
making ii his permanent residence.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23
FOREIGN.
FROM OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
LONDON, FEBRUARY 10, 1876

LONDON, FEBRUARY l3, 1850.
That the revision Of the Colonial system of the
British empire will be the great business of the
session there is no doubt; that SO momentous a
subject can be adjusted without much contrariety
of views, and much clashing of opinion, is too
much to expect. That something must be done
every one admits what that something is to be,
scarcely any one ventures to assert. Lord JOHN
RUSSELL has, however, broken ground upon the
subject; and, in a very able and temperate speech,
has given pretty clear indication of the course
which Ministers intend to propose. With the
general principles enunciated by Lord JOHN Rus
SELL, it is impossible to quarrel. In the main,
they almost all could wish. He upholds the nde
pendence and segovement Of the coonsts and the most
perfect assimilation of colonial institutions those of the
mother country. We hope that the theory which he has
satisfactorily laid down WILL when its details submitted to
the House, be found be really practicable We think that
the successful working Of such theory will eyentuate in
Great Britain becoming literally the smother Of nations"
Our colonies they present managed among the
best customers have for the produce of looms and
mines, will be by the annexed table, which have
carefully gathered from the Of the Board of Trade
and in another column Of this table, have shown how i'm
porant customer we have in the United States Our
for making this statement will be evident before have done
with the subject The following table relates to the year
Is49. British manufactures were, during the year ls49,
exported the colonies the United States and all
places as follows
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

The emigration to CALIFonNIA, in spite of all the reports
about disease poverty, ard death at the gold mines
dgous During the last week. thousand persons
have left the city Of New York for San Francisco. The
Georgia. the other day, took out some 700; the Empire
City, Friday, 336 and the Cherokee 277 besides others
that have gone by sailing vessels round the Horn The
Crescent City, from New Orleans took out about $780,
The departure Of the two splendid steamers Empire City
and Cherokee, for Chagres Friday, attracted
thousand spectators piers and three, North River AT
few minutes past 8, the Empire City fred gum and then
moved slowly from the dock, amid enthusiastic cheering from
the passengers board and the crowd the wharf and
she passed down the river she sgnazed by the ladies
from tie promenade Of Castle Garden who waved innume-
ra hanjkerchefs in the breeze She had nearly reached
the Nauows when the Cherokee left her moongs and pro-
ceeded on her accompanied by similar demonstrations
of rejoicing, and wishes Of speedy and safe journey
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

HEAvr DAaAsRs FoR RAILRoAD ISJuRIEs.-In the Cir
cult Court, Albany, Wednesday last, in the
James COLLINS Us. the Moha,ck an! Hudson Railroad Com
pay the Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff of eeue
thousand dollars damages.
From the testimony in the case, says the report Of the
in the Albany Journal " appears that the morning
Of the third Of November ls4s, the defendants sent two
trains of west the first Of which said trains left Albany
about fifteen minutes before the other That the plaintiff took
passage in the first Of said trains Afer they had proceeded
ten miles from the city of the machinery became
much dsaranged that the engineer stopped the train to fix
When the train stopped Of the passengers left the
the plaintiff several persons back from the track and
the waving Of hands if to prevent the approach of
person thing The plaintiff then left his in the car
the other end passed of the door the plat
FORM At that moment the train from Albany which left
fifteen minutes after, up with much force that the
platforms demolished, and the last in the FIRST train
thrown from the track At the time of the collision the
plaintiffs foot caught and crushed to disable him
for life he otherwise injured After the accident he
carried to Schenectady, where medical aid procured
and all that could be done by the defendants their agents
render his situation comfortable possible The plaintiff
claimed damages the ground Of carelessnes in the
agement Of the two trains In thereto the defendants
proved that the machines perfect much that
they entirely safe that the grade ups that the de-
PENDANTS endeavored prevent the collision by effort to
the motion Of the engine and of the brakes That
the plaintiff by the rules Of the road had business be
on the PLATFORM and that he had admitted the President the
defendants that he had kept his seat In the car he would
not have been hurt that he alarmed but
on the platform what the with the engine
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

TrsxEHIso-A correspondent of the Ne,c York Lite.
rdry World, writing from Boston, relates the following in,
cident
"The Rev. Dr. BSTHUSR has been preaching and lecur
ing here 10 large audiences week two since he startled
the congregation at the Park street church, by the admins
taon OF reproof to those literary pests the improvers
hymns who to sacred poetry what Nahum Tate was to
Shakespeare. At the close Of his sermon he gave out Cow
per's hymn in five stanzas, commencing
There isa fountain filed with blood
"He finished reading IT, stopping rather suddenly and er-
claimed in clear, distinct voice, s last NOT as
Coper D+otc IT, As he ,orofe thus, upon which
be laid the book and repeated from memory II should
Ike to k,o he continued who has had the presumption
to oer Copers poetry The choir oH sing only the first
four stanzds Of The hymn
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23

SINGULAR LUMINOUS sArrKARANcE-Captain Purkis, ar
rived this morning from Porto Cabeo reports that the
18th February, in latitude lac U and longitude 640 So, at
o'clock p. M he observed luminous appearance in the
heavens resembling large ball of fire. II appeared in the
West moving eastward rather slowly, and in sight
little more than minute Il appeared travel about
degrees hgh and during It's continuance the heavens
umed with brightness nearly equal to that Of noon-sy
when disappearing tbroke into a thousand fragments
.i r Neso York Com. Adp.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-23
COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-The sub,cr;her 4

COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-The subscriber Of
~ ers Cor sale his dwelling house. and eighty of land
attached thereto situated in Fairfax county Virginia half
mile from the turnpike leading from Washington Lees
burg eight miles from the city OF Washington adjoining
the plantation Of Com Thomas Ap Catesby Jones' of which It
formerly formed apart The house stories height,
with four convenient each oor and in all respects
well adapted to the convenience of family situated in
very pleasant grove of native forest trees and commands
hne prospect Of the surrounding country The land well
adapted the cultivation Of all the ordinary products of agr
culture well fenced and wateed and has three
or four OF wood and timber There is good barn and
two good wells Of the premises in the vicinity OF the
house fifty bearing peach Of every variety OF fruit
and about the number Of apple of 6ye years.
growth from the and several ounce and other fruit trees
The land s well fenced and is good condition for farming
purposes generally The society in the neghborhood is
celen hsre church and school house within mile
Of the premises.
The premises will be sold for S. QUO in cash. 900
credit of than five for two-hrds less Of
the purchase money Any person desiring pleasant and
commodous country residence, within hours ride OF WASH
ine,on find il for his interest TO examine this place.
For further particulars inquire of NJ LOOMIS Jr. ESQ.,
on the premises MARK AP CATESBY JONES, Esq,
sharon the subscriber, Secretary Office, Albany n y
mar 1t-3mcp S B. RANDALL.
yCHOOL BOOKS of every description tor sale by r.
- FARNHAM. oornerof Penn avenue and Eleventh -