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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-11

Procured frem n wen IN Alleshely eoua-
~, PA, 900 feet heleW the knrth's nlr-
faeel Pat mp gnd sold ~ Ba0uei N.
KKer. Canal Bssin, 5th SIS Ritisb'hs Pa
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-11

4 .
r T. Sec. Lot A1es. Val. PART C. N.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
VALUABLE REcIrE.

The worst case Of ehoIera morbus,
dysrniery and fax. thai ever saw. I have
fpea'edly rnred in Few minutes. by a
strong Tea made Of The bark Of the Sweet
6nm--iakrn green fn.m the Tree il hest
steep handful 10 . pint Of water until
The liquor is like good coffee. Drink II
clear. or sweelen il with loaf sugar. or add
VINE glass 81 good brandy If The shock
Is severe. II not infallible. IL is remark
able IN lis efIeeis, and well worth being
knnwn and tiled in every family.
Tour friend. SoLoS RopISsoS.
We rsu add our own testimony TO The
value Of the Sweet Gum tea. having ex-
perienred amazing and speedy relief from
Ills use IN violent case Of dysenlrv, " hich
rfinssd 10 yield 10 The usual remedies ;
we have also seen in lie last Eve years lis
wonderful henffit IN many other cases !;
we have used The decoclion made from
The bark both green and dried. and have
discovered no material difference in the
effect. both being cfficacious.
Franklin Farmer.
imei with The foregoing valuable recipe
several Years since. and I have only 10
add. what has already been said BY the
" franklin Fsrmer." that l have witness.
ed speedy reliefin viols nj cases OF dysenie-
~ which refused 10 yield TO the usuaI re.
NEEDLES, by The use Of The Sweet Gum |;
having il at command. I have used The
fresh or green bark. and can with much
recommend lis use from my
own experience.
A GEORGIA PLANTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
NOtiCe--Taxes.

WILL attend al the following times and MA.
ees TO collect the Taxes for the year 1850, viz.
Mason Hall, on Friday the 4th July.
Cedar Grove, on Saturday the 9Th.
Htllsborough. on Monday the 7ih.
Hurdles, on Tuesday the sth.
Jos. Mixes. on Wednesday the 9th.
Jones & Hcsier's Store. on Thursdsy The 10Th.
Moize & Mangun's, on Friday the lIth.
William liPscomb's. on Saturday the l2.h.
WiIkerson's, on Monday the 18th.
Pmit's Store, on Tuesday the 18th.
Gunier's, on Wednesday the 10th.
William Triee's, on Thursday the nth.
Chapel Hin, on Friday the 18th.
Thomas Longs, on Saturday the 10Th.
Jesse Durham's, on Monday the 2lst.
VIM. Thompson's, on Tuesday the 22d.
HilIsborough. Ito collect the Town Taxi on
Wednesday the esd.
or The Magistrates appointed TO take the Tax
Lists Tor 1851, will attend in their respective
Districts al the times and places above mention.
cd. Punc:uality will he expected Of an.
JAMES e. TURRENTINE, Sheriff.
June Ia. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
Obituary.

D'<d In fsyssiesii'e, On Friday he aosh inss
Dr. fssras n. cssrssy, late Senator from Tie
County Of csmh<rlsnd. . high minded, wsrsa
hearted and honauuhle gentleman. 70 whom
guile WAS indeed sirangrr. Cut ct in he
prime q his usefulness. has death has created a
void. mo- only ir The hearts u those 10 whom his
love was like blessing. but slso throughout his
widespread sesuainiance. shsi viii be long ua-
flied and dePlsfed. Ifhe hal his faults, as who
has not. 50 riehly we're they lwined around with
siadly and asnb 'rIues. that. in the beauty Of
The whole picture. ihe shading was forgotten.
Light resi- the ,urf upon bis manly breast. fir
The teas which embsim his memory. could ne'er
have wepi the departure Of nobler spirit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

a DDlTIONAI. Cabin Room has been added
= since the last season, which will enable the
proprietor 10 accommodate. comfortably. AT least
four hundred visitors. He has more house room
than any Springs In Virginia. excep, the White
Sulphur.
The messrs. Moro, who have the mail contract
from kidgeway 10 Halifax coun-houpe. Va, viii
run on that route. aeI the first dsy Of July. first
rate new four horse coaches. which viii pass l,y
the Springs daily.
DAVID SHELTON. Proprietor.
June v. ee-tJulyt5
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
CEDAR GROVE
Male Academy,

T1IE Fall Session Of this School, situated
= eight miles north Of IIillsborough will COM
mcnce on the 9TH of July next, and continue for
five months.
TERMS.
Tuition in Latin. Greek, and the High
er Branches Of Mathematics, $500
English, 1000
Board, including Room, Bed and Bedding,
Washing and Fuel. can be had in good families
IN the nelghborhood at prices varying from six
dollars to six and bali per month.
Students joining the School are charged with
tuition for the session. no deductions being made
except in cases of protracted illness.
SAM'L. w. HUGHES.
Cedar Grove, N. c., June Isl, 1851. s7-3w
OF The Raleigh Register and Standard will
insert once week for two weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

ine1t c.swsii cosrt an esort wili b.
maee y bring out a Cnion Denoefai
% De voted for against Mr. Venable-
one who. as Democraf, xill be As &C
eepfabie to the Denocratse psrtv. upon
al the old issues. a. Mr.. yenable him
sell. and who is not tainted with
soaih carolins NaIli6estion, or S<ces-
sion a. advocated by Mr.. VensbIe,
which Is just as bad a. Modification,
and IL m fact Notification under an
other name and NTH a different dress.
II me Democrats or CasweiI should fail
70 give Us a candidate. LEI US rote for
Ssd. Jones. jr.. esq. or DIR. ID. A.
montgomery, Of Alamance. either of
whom can stay at home and beat Mr..
tenable. as could any other Democrat
IN the District; for take il that there
are not five hundred men In the Dis
tr'et who believe with Mr.. venable.
mat Law can be resisted or eraded
oy the secession Of State when ii does
not approve Of an act Of Congress aud
wishes to prevent its execution.
shall the voters Of the 5th Congress
sionai District. who sustained General
jackson IN maintaining the supremacy
OF the Law when il was resisted by
south Carolina. now tamelv surrender
their right Of thought. and eight under
The nag OF Disunion or Secession be-
cause Mr.. yenabIe is the standard
bearer3 Would il be worthy Of the |
manly fortitude which Characterised !
this District IN 1882 Then let every |
man IN the District, whether he be |
wing or Democrat. know the fact, that
alter Caswell Court we shall have a
Union Democrat to vote for !; and wheth- |
er u be Graves. or Williamson, or Hill, |
Dr. Jones. or Montgomery. Mr.. venable
will certainly be beaten and that bad
y. II those only vote for him who be-
ieye IN HE doctrine Of Secession. Ill
Of Caswell, should be Sc
ected, can say to those who have
he Southern question SO much at heart,
hat he is interested personally in this
natter, being the owner Of more than !.
hundred slaves. Messrs. Hill, Jones,
Montgomery and Graves, are all per-
onally more interested than Mr.. vena-
lie. who. believe. does not own
lave.
In this matter, Messrs. Editors, /
peak but as an humble citizen, but il
ne issue can be fairly presented. it will
e found that | speak the sentiments
more than majority Of the District.
A VOTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
HilIsborough, June 18th. l!

s0'VuBHt suIe TUT fodIs
Al called meeting Of the Board Of Commis-
sioners Of the town Of Hillsborough-Ahsent 8.
Moore and Geo. Laws
Mr.. Benjamin R. Huske appeared before the
Board and, after returning thanks for the iatter-
ing manner in which be had been invited to take
charge Of the Academy, stated that he had an en-.
gagement for two months and a half in Fayeiie.
vile, and thcrei fore would have to accept the Of.
fer with the understanding that he would not be
able to commence the School at The usual tim,
unless released BY his patrons in Fayetteville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
Good for New York. yarnur

Good for New York. b. varnum.
Jr., esq, has been elected Speaker Of
the New York House Of Assembly.
de is strong Union man. and imme.
.di.l.ately ON his taking the chair, Mr..
Thompson offered a series Of resoIu-
tions declaring their determination to
adhere to the Compromise and the In
ION. The following is one of the reso.
buttons:
Resolved, That this House will make
no appropriations Of any of the public
moneys to the support Of any college,
academy, seminary, or other institu-
tion Of learning in this State, in any
case where il is known that spirit Of
abolition, Of disrespect to the various
institutions Of the country, Of disobe
dience to the law in any manner. is en-.
couraged and fostered there, or where
the same is permitted or tolerated by
the person or persons having charge
thereof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

~ s,S.en. a. Anl3FEy uiiiinE "a lsnSss.
y NJ hs.ts silh III nndrnissdne ~ =
- 80 $500 - carr - he ca esn,isz<zl-
e1 snss<fnsnt - Fsyetz~silI<s 81
- 80 mnn<F as.i<fssndinK that ~ ns.xh~'
sssses sesh he rsq.ined co esEh<s - &m-I-
nsts Ne esess~n<ni-she srbcsl - r
10 sdop<.
In< terms hsisT ss,isf.rssry 10 NJ
scc~p<<j The CIR.
krssn- Bfo~n. f.yseh and La~s we'd
Posnted . c~nnttser 10 exsmine ihx AeaB<~v<
eoi'd.as and report what n<psirs ere nscss.zsx :
sna ne Prolzh.< cot Of lhe szn<.
4, ~ Phillips esq vas appointed 10 take f.s
iisf 81 Tsrshies or ii~ fown.
T. A. HEARrr, Town CI<rk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
For the Ladies.

GELLATINE, Lows celebrated Windsor
- Soap. Charcoal Tooth Powders, very SUI
perior article, Extracts Of vernilla, Lemon, Rose,
and Bitter Almonds Curling Fluid, Bandalinc.
Pomade Divine, Waterfeld's Yeast Powders,
warranted good, Flower Vases, with many other
articles. Please call and see, at
THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. s7-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

We understand from gentleman direct from
Petersburg, that the prospect Of speedy COM
petion Of the N. G. Railroad has infused new life
into the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. The bust
ness portion of the people of Petersburg had re-
newed their activity, with determination that
the Road should be rebuilt. Only about seventy
five thousand dollars Of the stock remained TO be
taken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

Mr.. Webster is abou, disposing Of The
complicated Central American question by
offering comprehensive Join, Protector.
ale with England and France Of all The
Central American States, guaranteeing
peace and independence. The same
proposition is made with reference 10
Hayti. thus settling The difficulties be.
tween the Domlncsns and Haytans, Sc.
curing 10 each their rights and without
resort to war. More anon.
~ T. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
A GEoRcIA PLANTER.

We learn from friend on his return from Ra
leigh, that the best spirit prevailed on the letting
tout Of contracts for work on this Road at Colds
borough, Pinevile and Raleigh. Contacts were
taken for the entire portion from Goldsborough "a
Prati's Store in this county, with the exception
Of about ten miles in Johnston county. This ten
miles is of SO easy a construction, and the price
70 be paid for il SO small that Il did not attract
attention The work upon four miles Of il moi.
amounting to twenty four hundred dollars. We
understand that several persons, who desired
contracts on that portion OF the route, were
disappointed, and will probably make an effort to
secure contracts on the portion west Of Pratt's
Store. Proposals will be received in HiIsborourh
to-day, wednesday, and we hope the success
here will be as gratifying as il has been at the
places below.
Between Raleigh and Goldsborough, tho con.
tracts, we learn, are to be completed by the first
ofJanuary 1883. A longer time win be given
for the portion west Of Raleigh.
We understand that the contractors have a.
greed TO require no payments upon their con-
tiacts until such an amount Of work shall have
been me as will authorize payment to be made
on the part Of the State, and that they will push
forward the work with all possible activity in or.
der TO accomplish that end. With such stimu.
us we may expect to see this great work spec.
lily advancing.
As the contracts for grading. &c. will all pro-
,aby be taken by the 10th of July, when the
are 10 meet ia Greensborough, ii has
,een suggested thai Grand Jubilee should be
celebrated at Greensborough on the lth, to
which all the friends Of the Road should be in
'ted, that they may meet and rejoice together
'ver the certain prospect Of completion of this
Road, which is TO redeem North Carolina from !
Ter depressed and wasting condition. And as
he President and bis Cabinet will, at that time.
e free from the shacklcs Of Congress, we can !
invite them TO meet with Us, to celebrate an event
which is TO put another important link in the !,
ron chain which binds the States in one great a
Union. What say our citizens, oil on the route,
o this proposition y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
The Third District. Nj. Darga

The Third District. = Mr.. Dargan,
no some time since announced himself as a
candidate for Congress in the third District, has
Withdrawn from the contest We are 2ratified
10 state that he has been induced 10 take this step
from desire to preserve the harmony of the
Wing party, and prevent the district from being
mlsreprescnted. This is just the course we might
have expected Mr.. Dargan to pursue, being
sensible man and true Wing anil he deserves,
and will receive, the sincere thanks of the Wing
party.
Gen. Dockcry, Union Wing, and Maj. Cald-
well, Democrat and Sccessionist, are the only
candidates now in the field. The result of the
election. we have confidence in believing, will DO
triumph for the Union and Wing principles;
and this, too, notwithstanding the district bor-
ders on South Carolina, and has operating with.
~ Its bounds the ulua southern and factious
sheet the Hornets Nest" whose editor has
been for months striving to induce North Caro-
ma to join in the secession movement was de-
'egate in the late Charleston Convention, and is
now endeavoring with all his might to elect Maj.
Caldwell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
Fire on the Rail Road.-On Monda,

Fire On the Rail Road.-On Monday
last about IL A. NJ. little beyond
Goldsborough, one Of the Cars belong
ing to the freight train coming down,
was set on fire BY sparks from the To-
connective, and was entirely consumed,
together with 81 barrels Of Spirits Tur-,
pentine, and 1900 lbs. of Bacon.
Wilmington HeroM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

w Postmasiers will consult their own con.
venience by remembering, that according 10 the
recen, instruction ofthe Postmaster General, they
are required to mail ell matter which is to 60
out Of the state, to the first distributing post Of
fee through which !, must pass, unless such
l.tters are marked " mail direct"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

Mr.. William e. Duh, associate editor of the
Raleigh Star, has been elected to Professorship
IN the Gfscnsboroush Female College. and has
accepted the same. Mr.. Doub Is gentleman Of
fine talents and good a,,ainmcnts, and has had
some experience as an instructor in . female
school. During his brief career as an editor, he
had shown. by his courtesy, industry and ability to
Weld ready pen, the qualifications which III him
for usefulness in this department Of life, and we
regret that he has quit the brotherhood 90 soon;
but we wish him mach happiness and the CON-
fort Of still greater usefulness in his new field of
labor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

|, is understood thai the Navy Depart
men,. with view to add to The Agricul-
tural interests of the country, has issued
special Instructions to the East India
squadron to procure and send or bring
home rare plants and seeds, particularly
Of ,he.. Sugar Cane and Tea plant. adapted
TO our climate and soil and useful for do.
nestle purposes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

West Point Acadsmy.-sinre 1904.
Mere have bren lff9 graduates. OF whom
OF ! are NOW N service. $40 hare resigned.
z's died IN srrsiee. Go we're killed in bsl-
ie' " those resigned. 90 became silor-
neys and jaders, 70 professors and teach
srs' 10 elsrgymen. including one bishop.
lPolk.) - snihos. 4 edilois, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
From the Cherokee Nasion,-rh

From the Cherokee Nation,-'fhe
Tahleqnah Advocaie states that The dele.
CATION which was sent Ia Washington CT.
" TO effect a final adjustment of the Che.
rokee per c.pifa, have returned. after ac-
compllshng all that was possible in The
matter. Instructions are to be soon given
10 The Superintendent of The Western
Territory, as to The manner Of procedure
Tor the payment Of The moneys. and the
census of both parties is 10 be taken very
nearly in accordance with The wishes and
views Of The people III The nation. The
T" Old Settlers" aud the emigrani moneys
will be paid out this summer. or early in
The fall. Il is also said that the census
,f what are termed The North Carolina
Indians will be taken Immediately By the
United States Government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

We learn that Postal Arrangement
has been agreed upon between The Post
Office Department of the United States
and The Post Office Department, Of New
Brunswick, by which. on and after the 6 d
Of July next, a regular exchange OF mails
will be made between the United States
and The Provinces Of New Brunswick.
Cape BreIon, Nova Scotia. and New
fonndland. al The same rates Of postage
established for The United States and
Canada mails. 10 wit: Ten cents the sin.
gle rate, where The distance is under 5000
miles, and fifteen rents where the distance
exceeds 5000 miles from The line of
'rossing. Prepayment Of the postage is
optional ia either country. Nat. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

The cenneeiicH, Legislature. Il l. sid,
sm pas ey flfssg sss. a series OF re-
so'alions expressing decided approval Of
we 1onPFomise measures ollhe lssi Con-
gress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

Gen. Qnitman has renounced positively
the South Carolina platform. aud denied
that he had ever advocated separate Sc
cession, or thought il advisable :. under
existing circumstance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

The Flood in The Western Rirers-Our ae-
counts from ST. Louis by mail are TO
the 10th instant. AT that time the RI
yer was still rising. though there were
indications that il would soon be al
stand and commence receding. Oppo-
site ST. Louis. on the Illinois shore. the
country was flooded three or four miles;
plank roads flooded and torn up; horses,
cows, &c. drowned. Duncan's Island
was under water. aud appeared 10 be
nearly all washed away. The south
ern part Of the city was submerged, and
great activity" prevailed in removing
persons and property. A great amount
o. property between Cairo and St. Lou.
rs has been destroyed; and from all
quarters Of the upper country we have
distressing accounts Of the ra,ages of
o'e ho"u. MAJ. IgieL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
For the Hillsborough Recorder.

Messrs. EDIroRs: Will you give me
room in your paper to state to the
Union-lovins. law-abiding citizens Of
this District, that 1 have it, from the
mouth Of a good Democrat, that at the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

rhe Eighth District.-We have here
s0'orc neglected to state that William H. WASH
.as'oa' EST. had declined the nomination a. the
wing candidate for Congress in the eighth dis
'c'' and ass sis III health and private occupa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
JUST ARRIVED,
"A FEW pounds Of FLY POISON.
AT THE DRUG STORE.
June II. 81
TOWnsend's Sarsaparilla.
June H.

lust received and for sale al this Office,
= fresh supply OF rownseni's Saisap.rilla. in
quart bottles
: June 4. SD
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

Desertions in the U. States Army are
of very great frequency, amounting last
year to one eighth Of the whole. Last
month, sixteen out of fifty-six men COM
posing the company of Capt. Hatch, at
Rochester, deserted. This brings con.
siderable loss to the government. since
every one thus acting, robs it Of $50
directly, and indirectly of much more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

Warlike.-Mr. Yancey stated. at a
late meeting of the Southern Rights
Club Of Montgomery, that he had re-
liable assurances from South Carolina
that the State would secede next spring,
and that she already has a hundred pie
ces Of field artillery, twenty thousand
small arms, and military stores of all
descriptions. Ala5ams Viii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

Mr.. William II. Polk is the indepen.
dent democratic candidate for Congress
in the Columbia renn.) District. lie
is the brother of the late President, and
holds 10 the opinions expressed by HIM
while alive. In speech on The 9Th
ul. "he took high ground for the Com
promise and the Union; said that il he
was in Congress he should be for stand
ing up 10 the Compromise. and rebuke
any efforts 10 alter il. either BY The North
or South, as he though, il probably the
only course 10 sustain the Union"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
Generous Sympathv.--The sum q

Generous Sympathy.--The sum of
ten thousand dollars has been contributed
by the citizens Of Lynchburg. Virginia.
for The support Of The wife and children
OF Mr.. Terry, late editor Of the /. vi gi-
Man, who was killed in The recent don-
bly.iragi al atfray in that Town. Eight
thousand dollars IN cash was obtained in
eight hours after the subscription was
started. Mrs. Terry was a Miss Stock
ton, OF New Jersey. NJ Amer;enu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

An Artesian well has been made al
Cahaba, Ala, one hundred and Fifty
feet deep. which discharges eight gal
Ions Of water per minute.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

The last Ashborongh Herald says: {" We
learn. from reliable source. that Adam
Crooks. Of abolition noiorieIy. was conf
millcd 10 Montgomery Jail on Sunday
last. He was urged ID leave the Stale,
and upon refusal, was committed"
Greensborough Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25
american Independence.
supply Yourselves for The coming lll Of July,

Now LANDING. the following articles Sc
lected with great care in view Of the com.
ing Anniversary, which added to my previous
stock presents the most complete and extensive
assortment ever Offered for sale in this City.
rs boxes Oranges. Figs, 200 drums, whole.
rs DO. Lemons. $50 do. half
rrunes. as do. q'rier.
Soo Fancy Boxes, Almonds. 500 lbs. Hsrseillcs
xoo Glass Jars. Do. 500 Denie,
haIsins, Do. 500 /" Irica,
100 boxes. Bunch, Do. 500 " Sbelled.
800 q'rter. walnuts. 400 !. GrenohIe
so Layer. 500 Sicily.
Nuts, Dates. ZOO A,aL;ar
QUO Coca Nuts, 1000 lbs. Palm Nuts.
500 lbs. Filbens
Besides cegars Of all brands. Lemon Syrup. Cor
dial, Pickles. Preserves, French Confectionery.
DC. DC. oil Of which offer on the most reason.
able terms. and warrant them of the mos, supe.
rior quality.
SAM'L. II. MARKS,
Wholesale Confcciioner.
Petersburg, Va, June 4th, 1851. ss-aw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-25

DIR. WEBSTER Abroid,--The Liverpool
Journal thus compliments the great ex-
FOUNDER Of The Constitution -" The