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The New York herald., 1850-03-13

ehare VIZ So 70 for The lessons
c er eretolary feusrthr sud te Lessons A. ss
aours a. es tu the leisure o the ruris New ssbscers
ee sr sesti,msns elss.es a. "a ~ and Z. Sand
eocE NJ dsiy, excspsinr sAturdnJs Privae ins'ruo-
course. - - - - - -
The New York herald., 1850-03-13

thatat other place IN the city can you get betts-
cheaper wateh, thss " savhCEs % Fulton street.
The ke siieu EvtrP0nted Cold Pets Superior In everv
particular to all others use are sold exsiusyey
as -
The New York herald., 1850-03-13

For q FEW days oniy.-raem q, su,ss m
No u Beekmrn stO tsck sacts A .s a.
eashere ard satin Ys 81 70 t Orerecss saa uiosss ss
cte-kaif the ocst Trice. :"
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
II ali the old men In the world could now

hlat watts Ntrvots knudoto viii d.,
There woulc not be old left,
OF any tinRle joy btreft.
cent ~ nail 20 o2 Nsts.u frcet will receive by
pi atetls oi thts most wonderful and powerful edi-
cine shseln ior twelve days The mosey returned II noi
fonnd enec,ive in all nervous diseases or dcbEitY
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
Once more ii


ton smtng the Hat K,nuaeurers q this city, has the
snet on producing The best % cimtns In the world
faIisaus re STRIFE sIe no. whar II desire evidence
The New York herald., 1850-03-13

Tsi,D'ofype Portraits, OF any size, mp 10 the
Ie oi NC are csI taien attic Broadwsy oaierv oren
""~ N-A' " A'e eioeh. w. NJ. Ian sN8kfn.
The New York herald., 1850-03-13

lsry Ne 2 srosdwsy should ne vsise " have
desire he largest coleion % Porsra aud the
beet executed Daguerreotyres ever exhibited.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

The Rail Road 10 the Tennessee river
% in rapid progress. Cars will be running
To- muhrr esborough $40 miIes) this fall.
In another yezrshe road will be completed,
and the cilieslof Nashville. Savannah and
ChsrIeslon be united. The ran are now
running from Chattanooga on The Tennes-
see river 10 The Tunnel Hill IN Georgia.
The cotton is hauled around and reship-
ped ON the road 10 either OF the Atlantic
cities connected with the road. ITO
bales OF cotton are carried or every week.
This trade is also lost 10 New Orleans.
The Memphis papers are filled with ex-
horiaiions 10 the citizens 10 subscribe for
stock In the road 10 Charleston. The
shares are only e25 each. so that il is In the
power OF every man in the city 10 become
q ssockholder. Gov. Jones has Published
appointments 10 address The people along
the proposed line. The citizens Of Mem
phis voted an favor of the city taking hall
million Of the stock. The vote stood
700 10 l04.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Dow Dclinqutnts. THE Rev. Mr.. Dow.
in one OF his sermons. discourses IS fol-
lows
"The printer ia in very disagreesble
situation; his money is scattered every
where, and he hardly knows where 10
look Tor II. His paper. his ink, his type.
his journeyman's labor and living. mus,
all be paid for. You, Mr.. and Mr..
-, and hundred others could name.
have taken his paper. and you and your
children and your neighbors have been in
strucied and amused by il.
"lf you miss one paper, you think
very hard Of the prinier-you would
rather 60 without your meal than 20 to bed
deprived Of your newspaper. Have you
complied with the terms Of your subscrip-
toni Have YOU taken as much pains 10
furnish the printer with his money IS he
has TO furnish you with his paperi Ii you
have not, 60 and pay him off,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

The editor Of The Windsor Journal--an
obstinate sort OF bachelor-lsarns tina,
" Professors Of Dancing" in New York,
have recently introduced a new style oil
cotillion, called the " Kiss colillion.' the
peculiar feature Of which is. that you kis,
the lady as you swing corners. The ed
itor is crusly sort Of fellow who never
dances, but says he wouldn't mind waiv.
ing his objections TO the amusement. 90
far as to j" swing corners" now and then,
in this new cotillion!--the selfish scamp
He reminds US Of The old lady who had
an unaccounsable.. aversion to rye, and new
er could eaiit in any form ill oflale years
she said, |" they have got TO making i,
into whiskey. and find ] can, now and
then, worry down little"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

,,,piua. Csfl.iily i vas 20 part or
~ Intention. b. lhs phrase excepted %.
a ssr shal lhsrs had ben 10 . sG,r-s-
.;on.' IA ghs meaning q lhs Soulh. By
shs Nonh upon The SoQlh. We hare.
On he coasfsry. again and sg.ia pointed
,hsn OF ssd condemned hen What
we mesas Vas. that The = Address" MAZE
ti.lly osersszled lbose Axxfesssoas, ineipd-
ing smsag siem some Cor whieh. a. far -
we knew, or do yet knou. mere - no
foundation whatever. OF these In our
.r,iels Of March 10, We pzrsicaIsrized iwo,
and we re-sszie them nov a. they may be
found in the body f;he Addxss:
First That the non~sIsveholding
States sssers that ~hen, by The admission
ar new States. they shaII obtain three
(sur,hs Of AL. they Can amend The consli-
lalion and give 10 Congress > new pow
or 10 abolish fhe ssrrics eres ia The STATES
rhere Il may be sanctioned By the local
policy"
Sseon Ivy: That refusal by Congress
10 receive petitions from persons demand
ing the zbolison Of slavery has raised an
QUERY lllas the great right Of POSITION has
been violated and thai = that oulcry. has
been yielded 10 by Congress. thereby as
serfiag a posrer 10 aboiish Slavery"
These are not the doctrines Of Northern
Salesmen Of either political party nor.
We trust aud believe. Of the Free Sellers
themselves,
These few observations are I'll that we
shall think il necessary To trouble ont
readers with upon The Letter Of Judge
ShArkey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
HillSbOrOugh Brass Band

rs calculated to play for any Public Speaking OF
Celebration whatever, and have given general
satisfaction wherever they go. They will play
on cheaper terms than any other band that can
BE- started. We have ten picked Musicians, who
have been heard by gentlemen both far and near.
and ii Is acknowledged that we give as good saiis-
faction as any they have heard. We don't pretend
to play by note. but every one has good ear for
Music. There has been great deal said about
Boots and Johnstons Band, but they have wor-
ried out tho patience of Raleigh and Chapel Hill
with two old tunes. Boots's Band has not been
any where bu, to Peterborough and hilIsborough,
and they came in and went out Of Hillsborough
with the same two old tunes. We will forfeit
500 that we can play greater number Of tunes
than Boots and Johnson ever could or ever WILL
DAVID WEBB. Capt.
Hillsborough, April, 90. Sew
OF Raleigh Standard, please copy and forward
account to the Capt. Of Band
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
Negroes for Sale.

RY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to me
~ by John A. Faucet, late Of Hilsborough,
for certain purposes therein expressed, shall pro-
coed to sell, on Tuesday the 2sth day Of May,
to the highest bidder, foi Cash or on credit as
may be deemed best on the day Of SALE the follow
ing property, viz:
One undivided third part Of five Negroes. Sam,
Glenn, Frankly, Marian and Mary. in which Ne
groes Mrs. Temperance Faucet has life estate
interest during her life.
G. F. FAUCETT, Trustee.
April rs. Cow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

h past inei. bui Re hes wos nons n BE
l0lg and Distinguished raresr0f which bis
frisnds sh0ald Be more Proud lhsn hose
which are now woFen ar0and his brow.
Tor The patriotic course he has pursued
during The present sessien. They wilI
grsce his DECLINING yesEs. and be Irssh in
The memory Of ihe people. long sfisr all
Thai 10 mortal o. lhe gsezl ors,or viii have
mingled vish dasi and sshes. We, Of
course, have no reference 10 any ambi-
lious aspirations which some OF his friends
may hare formed Cor him. II 10 not err
tain shai SIR. Clay would sgsis aspire 70
the presidency. f1lI Of ihorns as il always
10 Of any time af a mans life; BAT al this
time Of life the honor is less 70 be coveted.
while The burden Of The responsibility Is
less easY 10 be borne. Far better for any
man 10 deserve the pnenvisbIe distinction
Than 10 win il, and Car nobler 10 be called
The friend Of bis country Than iis Presi-
dent"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
WING MEETING.

A meeting of delegates for the purpose Of no
minating candidates for the Senate and House Of
Of Commons, to represent the counties Of Orange
and Alemance in the next Legislature, is propos-
ed to be held at the Masonic. Hall in this place
on Thursday of May Court. Each Captains dis
trict is requested to send delegates and il is hop
cd there will be a full attendance from both coun-
ties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
Arrival 10 Caliiornia.-A letter from Pari.

Arrival 10 CALIFORNIA; letter from Pari,
says. in the province Of Leon. Spain, the
richest gold ore has been discovered. All
the inhabitants of Grenada have LEFT the
city for the country and the river Dauro
as well as those around the city. are filled
with the precious mineral. The mono.
mania Of gold digging is general now in
Spain 5000 men were already engaged
in washing, digging and fighting for the &C.
QUESTION Of these unexpected riches.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

AIRS. J. WADDILL & DAUGHTER, most
lsA respectfully tender their thanks to the La
dies of Hilsborough and its vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have received at their
hands, and hope, by their prompt attention to bu-
sincss and the neatness and style with which they
execute their work, still to merit and receive IL
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
SrRINs and SuMNEn, and invite the ladies to
call and see them, or which may be most salts
factory to both parties bring in their dresses and
have them made in the latest and most fashion
able style.
May l. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
For the HIIlsbaough Recorder.

Mn. EDroR: The time is rapidly
approaching when the Wings Of Orange
and Alemance will be called upon to
meet in Convention to select candi-
dates to represent us in the next Gene
raj Assembly. The two Counties vote
together for members Of the Legisla-
ture, this year, for the last time vote,
as If there had been no division, and
are, for all the purposes Of this election.
but one County still. Alemance will
therefore be represented in the Conven-
ton to be held in this place on Thurs
day of our next County Court. 1t is
important that we should 60 into the
contest fully prepared, with a ticket
that will unite the whole party, as far
as is possible ; and that this may be eff
fected, it is also important that there
should be full attendance of delegates
from all parts Of the two Counties ; that
every Captains District should be rep
resented by men who are prepared to
speak the wishes Of their neighbors as
to who shall be our Candidates. A
ticket selected by a Convention thus
composed, cannot fail to deserve and
secure the active and united support Of
all good and true Wings, and no ticket
without such support can succeed, as
past experience has fully proved. But
we must organize, and thoroughly orga-
nize, if we hope for success. With the
best ticket we can select, without orga-
nization and activity we cannot sue
coed. Our opponents, the Democrats,
will 60 into the contest, as they always
do, prepared at all points, active, uni
ted, and determined to achieve success,
if it be possible. As an evidence Of
this, they (if rumor is to be credited)
intend to run democratic opposition to
the present Sheriff, not surely with the
hope or expectation of electing their
candidate, flor Orange, since the divi-
sion, is too largely Whig,) but for the
purpose of more efectually uniting
their party, and splitting up in some
measure, if possible, the Whig party,
and by this means, strengthening their
ticket for the Legislature. Let US,
then, assemble in Convention, prepared
to select the strongest men, and to sa-
crifice all personal preferences, to in
sure, as far as may be, the success Of
our Candidates. Let each Captains
District, that has not already done so,
Immediately appoint at least five dele
gates, to represent them and above all,
let these delegates collect, as far as is
possible, the wishes of their constitu-
ents, and come prepared to act upon
them. We have an active and wiley
to meet, and it behooves us to
prepare to meet him. And if there is
any thing in Wing principles that is
dear to us, if there is any thing in them
worth preserving. then surely they are
worth at our hands little trouble, and
some small sacrifice of ease and conve-
nience. Surely every Wing is ready
and willing to devote a few days Of his
time to the good cause, if indeed he
think it good cause. Let us, then.
show by our actions, as well as by our
professions, that we appreciate the
blessings we enjoy, and that we value,
as they deserve to be valued, those
which alone, in our estima-
ton, can preserve these blessings.
ORANGE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
In What Times do VIC Live.-ws copy III

In What Times do VIC Livc.-We copy the
following paragraph from the Washington
Union, taken from an article on the Com.
promise Committee, in reference TO the
general subject as il appeared in The
Charleston Mercury. Tina, such plain,
veri,able and appropriate sentiments
should be imbedded in the heart Of the
editor Of the Union is not surprising; but
that he should have the fairness aud firm
ness 10 publish them TO the world, is real
ly so unexpected that we copy them with
pleasure, as they no doubt speak the true,
unequivocal sentiments Of that journal.
Raj. Rsgister.
"In conclusion, we would not do JUS
lice to our own feelings did we no, APP
plaud the noble tribute which the Mercu.
~ pays the eminent statesman Of the
West. Such tributes are alike honorable
10 him who receives and TO him who pays
them. Mr.. Clay has won many iaurels
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

indian manacra-Ths Gaienz Ad.
yertiser learns that band OF Sioux Indi.
ans, under little Crow. recently attacked
family Of Chippewa Indians. numbering
fourteen persons. making sugar above ihe
Falls Of ST. Croix. and massacred The
whole Of them. This is regarded a. only
an ouIbursi Of The old feud between these
bands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Protected from Ryeeution. by The hsme-
stead law which has just passed the New
York Legislature = both branches - a
mans home, unless worth over $1,000,
cannot be touched for deb. hereafter con.
tracted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
e.lsO . s47,4O(

9.l60 el7.l00
Thus II win be seen. thar 9.450 shares
have been subscribed and the Eve per
cent. paid in. as officially reported. Il
10 said other subscriptions have been made
and FIVE per cent. paid in. By. they have
NOT been officially reported. From The
best information ] can get, believe there
yet remains 10 be subscribed Tower and
above the shares said 10 be subscribed bu.
not reporsed) from 100 10 200 shares, be-
fore the stock will be completed.
j. NJ. M0REHEAD.
N. b. shall delay one week before
taking further action, 10 see il any more
subscriptions will be reported.
Gresnsbosoush, May 8, 1850.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
Contribution Of Michigan TO the Washington

Contribution Of Michigan to the Washington
National Monument-We learn from The
Detroit Free Press that the Legislature a,
its last session made an appropriation for
the purpose Of procuring block Of native
copper, TO be quarried on, Of the mines on
Lake Superior. and sent as an appropriate
offering 10 the Washington National Mon
umeni. There win probably be no offering
more singular and beautiful than this con-
tribution by any State in the Union. The
offering will consist of block of native
copper, three feet long, by one and hall
feet wide. and two feet deep. polished,
and bearing this inscription: " From Mi.
chigan an emblem Of her trust in the
Union"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Cure for q Ring Worm.-Ths sdilol
Of the Plough. The Loom and the Anvil
furnishes the following receipt which he
says 10 infsIlible for the cure OF the ring
worm:
Heat shovel 10 = bright red-cover
Il with grains Of Indian corn, press them
with cold hsi-iron. They will burn to
. coal. and exude an oil on The surface OF
the flai-iron, with which rub The ring
worn. and after one or two applications Il
viii be a. dead as Julius Cesar"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Wool.-From document just sent TO
Congress. j, appears tina, the production
OF wool in this country, during the last
year. was 70.o00,o00 pounds, valued al
e25.000, 900,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Speed - The Philadelphia Gazette
says that Mr. 8. Norris has just built, ., his
new factory in Schenectady. an engine.
on patent plan of his own, which has
run upwards Of fifty miles on The Syracuse
and Utica road, with loaded train, al the
rate OF 70 miles an hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Henry Clay. il. son Of Col. Henry
Clay. Jr. who fell fighting al Buena Wis
ia, has been appointed a Cadet at West
Point. in place Of Mr.. billiard. Of Alaba.
ma, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Wheat eToP Is vsFy Pronising. naiviih-
Standing Tie very uniaEoisbls weather co.
he last few meafhs. We are ted Ihal
lhs AedileFranean Wheat stands he bad
weather much bssler ihzn any other. Our
farmers should lock into this matter, a. il
% Of great importance 70 Them.
Pa. Tn1<L
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Mineral Cave In Wisconsin-The Madison
wis., Argus publishes statement show
ing that there is. in that vicinity. huge
cave containing immense deposi.es Of lead
and copper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
P7zszRTA71DE or 7l7 7xz7r
w. r. Basen, ID. DIS

Has again the pleasure Of presenting his respects
70 aequsintances, and his Professional Services 10
- many - may need them
N. D. Onlsu through friends. or ths POD OF
Gee 81 lIillssofoush OF Mason Hall, within eve OF
sr days. ~ill be attended 70 de 6rst opportunity
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

The Wheat crop-We are happy to
learn from one of our most intelligent far
mers. saws that Hagersiown Nd Torch
Light, that the prospect Tor an abVpdan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
Richest Man in the World.-Tl

Richest Man In the World.-Ths
Washington correspondent Of the Journal
Of Commerce says, gentlemen from Cali.
fornia, now in Washington, say lha. Col.
Fremont is the richest man in The world.
His gold mine will probably be saleable,
in few years, al six millions an acre.
Mr. Wright says also that he knows Of
spots belonging TO the government, which
are worth six millions Of dollars an acre,
and will produce from ten 10 twenty per
cent. year on that sum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

A number Of gentlemen in New York
have determined 10 erect a bronze statue
TO The memory Of De VIII Clinton. si a
cost Of $4,000. A model has been
prepared aud $4,000 subscribed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Al the City Of Washington.
VNHE subscriber undertakes the collection, set
Il Element, and adjustment of all manner of
claims, accounts, or demands against the Govern
mont Of the United States, or any foreign state or
country, before Commissioners, before Congress,
or 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
or other business, Of whatever kind, requiring the
prompt and efficient services Of an Attorney OF
Agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the seat 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; add 10 this, free access
10 the ablest hgal advisers, il needed ustfes the
undersigned in pledging the fullest satisfaction and
the utmostdispatch, tothose who may entrust their
business to his care. Being well known TO theerea-
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. it is deem
ed useless to extend this notice by special refe-
reuces.
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature
and extent Of the business, but moderate in all
cases. Address
III. c. SPaLDING. Attorney.
Washington, d. c.
March, 10. cs-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
Lumber Wanted.

TNHE subscribers will give Merchandise in ex'
j. change for Lumber of all descriptions, deli.
vsred in the Town of HilIsborough.
LONG Il WEBB.
March - 30
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
TO the Public!

TvHE undersigned takes this opportunity Of in
= forming bis friends and customers that he i
stiIl Il his Odd stand, and i prepared to cut and
make
COATS, pAnTss AVID TEsrs,
In the most Fashionable Style,
and ID willing fsr his work, both make and cut,
10 be examined by the first tsilors. and compared
with the best Northern or Southern work. lie
has bean a. work In this place long time. and
his skin in his profession is northumberland has
stood the test Of time.
The merchants are now receiving their goods
direct from New York, which they will sell low
for cash and II any Of my customers wishing TO
buy win call upon me, win select for them. il
being well known that am an.excelcni judge Of
cloth.
My terms arc reasonable, and the work done
at my Shop promise 10 be well executed. All
I wish Is trial, and IL any are disposed 10 give
ID 10 me. all they have TO do Is TO call at my Shop.
Rsst Of tho Court House, and will make every
endssvor 10 please.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April Is. Sew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08

Speed On New fork Railwayk-The annu-
al returns Of The New York railroad com.
panies for l649. shows the following as
the average speed. Of passenger trains, on
the leading roads OF New York:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-08
SUPERIOR
DaguerreOtype LikeneSSes,
For One D0ilnr!!

DERS0NS DESTROYS Of getting good likeness
u Is Of themselves, can do 30 by calling on
MR.. CAIRNS,
who has taken Rooms in the west end Of the
House formerly occupied BY Mr.. Clancy, where
he will remain for few days only. Persons in
want Of Likencsses would do well by calling on
him to see his specimens. His terms are low
One Dollar, when old cases are brought TO him |;
or $3.50 when he furnishes The cases himself.
Likenesscs Of Deceased Persons, OF copies of
Paintings, Daguereotypes and Private Residsn-
COS, will be taken at the shortest notice and on
the lowest terms.
April. liz. as