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The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Great Attraction!
TO fh@e who wish 70 dress Fash.
ionably and CHEAP.

M EssRs, CARMICHAEL a cox ksss
- lssi FsrFisfd ifam he Meth . NtilHirrf-
81 assefimfui q 6oads ii fhsH EIF, % Hhirh
ilfy Holid rsPsciilliy eal ~ sllrnIia1 e DIR
iEirbs6 aHd lhs Putlie ysneEllly. 1'he anillFs
weHs ssirrisd wiih gEenf carr by he s<nior part
nef. who's long ssp<Fienrs. bs fathers kilass.l.
hss easiied han - nzks de ssfy i<ss selrraioHs.
rkrr Goois xerx Parchss~d fo< eszh, and her
s-s deirrminrd 10 sell Al fhr nnsf reasonable pIi-
era 1hrir cnsiomcrs msy sxPerf. ihrrFisss. ~
81 good sricirs O. hE 90 fkry ran "a had 81
ang DIR czfstiEskneaf IN 1.is ssrf<sa ef re
country. They deem Il nnneeessssy 10 rhune-
rair lhr various sEiiries sassced Ia fhsir sioek.
hot viii say. in gsnerai s<nn. lhst every article
far GrniIrmenis ehshins. from The Asndsomsss
suIfr-hnr Rls<f Clsth. fsF cosss. % q pair of
snsp~ndrSss nEzy be had.
1hry have slso recrived Large Stock of
8EADY-lIADg CIL1E7EG. and srs
Prpafrd 10 fi out Gentlemen With Full suks az
very low PRICES
The Latest Fashions have tssn pro-
rsred. nnd Eirir friends AMI customers may now
supply themselves Hnh ne nost fsshionabie
Cuts fer Psll and masser srsr. They keep the
bssi "a sasknrn. and will use every exeninn 70
efe enife satisfaction in hs fl as well ns ne
make Of eloihes.
They take this occasion 10 renew the espres-
siun Of their thanks 10 the public for the lihesl
patronage heretofore extended 10 tLeui. and lhsy
hope 10 merit and reetise coniinusnce Of tleir
Layors
October IL. o5-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
From The warrenton (va.) Flee Press.
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.


Some of lie southern Wing papers arc
taking The ground that there is no hfcrs
siiy lor National Whig i'nn.cn ion 10
nominate candidate for tile Preside nry.
and we are inrlme,l la the same opinion.
Win wants hriier President Than the
one now insta!lcdl Lci well cnnnsh
alnne." is good Whig mnlio- --and We
verify believe a large nlajoniy Of The ma
lion are now Of the opinInn that the Plat.
form laid jnwn Ly the President IN his
ANIMAL message i guod enough for every
true man Ia The county.
The Whig Stale Conventions. Suuih
aud Wesi, " i'll speak oul in deridrd terms
Il approhaiian; and they will he likely 10
give llri: opinion also as to ihe Vice Pre-.
silency.
Eur our own part, although we should
always he pleased To see one of our pln-
minen, vi,ginians pui forward. YET We are
noi 20 selfish rs 10 desire 10 mohopol,ze
honors. The Old Dominion has had her
iu, share of Executive lionors, and we
are therefore willing thai other State.
should rume in for a portion. Noril
Carolina. both from her position and hel
fidelity. is cniitle. Ia the Vice Presidency :
and we accordingly repeat our prefer
ence fnr tie Hon. " m. A. Graham, the
Secretary Of The Navy. lie has all The
qualities suitable far the place. and hi.
State has claim which honorable men
canroi resist.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
NoRrn cARnLINA coAI.

Speaking Of coal, is il not singular.
that we should have slept on in this
State in blind oblivion, or utter igno-
rance for long succession sf dreamy
years. of the fact that prosi,lent nature
had blessed US with a most ample sup
ply Of this mineral: Is il not strange
fiat company from the North, should
show US How to take advantage Of the
g0sl things at our 6cors which have
been tempting Us with their rich sup
plies for endless fhonthss
The Coal mines in This State, We un-
derstand. are almost inexha0sible, and
superior in quality. They are Of three
kinds, bitumineas. semi -bitnminous and
anthracite. They have this advantage
over che PENNSYLVANIA article, that
while they are as good, they are more
accessible. Deep Bitter is almost
natural canal, a bold strram between
PERCEPTIONS banks; when it shall have
been improved and the natural obstacles
which ebstruct portion of it, nayiga-
tion removed, an outlet to market will
be offered at the very scene of the min.
ing operations. Besides, The difference
in climate is vastly in our favor, the
winters being by several degrees mildcr
than those experiencedin Pennsylvania,
will intcrpose no obstacle or delay in
the progress of the work. That the
business will be vigorously prosecuted
BY the Coinpany who have commenced
! il, there can be no doubt; the purchase
ofa wharf in this place at ten thousand
dollars, is an evidence that they are in
earnest. With the Coal, for come il
viii to Wilmington, opens new and
rich element of trade. 1t will afford
employment to many, as agents, Ia.
borers, &c., it will bring vast increase
of shipping to our wliarves, and the ar
ticle will find its way North, into hel
Steamships and furnaces. and the re-
turns will be more than the profits ev
idenced by the ledgcrs. These will b.
the naked gains of the proprictors, but
they will not be all. They will be tell
in the employment ofmany persons, the
stimulus to other pursuits, the healthfu
example, and the gradual increase in
wealth and population ofthe place. w,
are not disposed to be chimerical, bu
we estimate the advantages to be dc
rived by Wilmington from the openin:
Of these great Coal mines in the pppel
counties, at large figure.
We observe in a Northern paper a
statement that the Company expect tc
have their Coal in New York early next
year, and at a cost much lower than any
other, from which we infer that the al.
vent of this article to our wharves il
not very distant. WILMINGTON Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Taken UP,

an the 2ist Of September last, and committed
" TO the Jail of Orange County,a Negro boy
who calls himself DANIEL. and says he belongs
10 John c. Tucker, living at Republican Grove,
Halifax county, Va, and had been hired TO Scott
& Adams, Railroad contractors, near I.ynchburg,
who have been written TO, but no answer recciv-
cd. He is of rather dark complexion, five feet
seven and half inches high, about 25 or 80
years Of age, has no marks Of any kind about
him, and was we'll clothed, having on cashmere
pants and black satin vest. He had with him a
pair Of good saddle bags.
The owner is requested to como forward, prove
property, pay charges. aud takc him away.
A. c. MURDOCH, Jailor.
October Is, 05-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
= rLSD oI oTGEs "a &C
"wednesday, 0etaher rs.

&c. nail Road.-rhe Dner.Ors q he
xs..iit.afsliua Rail Rad cOmEany msi n salrn
4. Thursday last
Amone osher business Issnssrlieas. iise D0ani
s,,seS "a ;n,;a.nrls of Ten Ter cent. on ihf
,,.i.si s,ask "a h. P.ii on The sIh % January.
rrauris FIirk ed ole ef lie DiAcciOrs. ie-
.,ncJ his osirr. AMI Thomas !. wIson, esg.
IL s;,,uinisd in IL Place.
The ,.eai meeling Of lbs Board i 10 be held
!. IIill.l.9Oueh on the slh q January neat:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Removal.
-~~-~-~--~---~----
Fall and Winter Supply
NEW GOODS. G

rTlIE subscriber. (haying rrmoved bis store TO
u the hause formerly occupied by Mr. John U.
Kiiklandas n Leather Storr. situated on the
corner West Of The court house, would respect-
fully infoIm the clizrns of liillshorourh and his
country ficnds, that he has just received and
ofeDcd fine aud varied assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
embracing every variety of Articles usually
brought 10 this market. He would invite panicu-
lar attention 10 his Cloths. Cassimercs,
vessings, SC. for Gentlemen. and 10 his
Stiks. HIouseIIn De Lanes, Pop.
linS, &c. for the ladies they will be found 10
lie of superiar quality and pattern, and atrery
iolr prices. Indeed IL is his determination 10
sell all his gUods al h, most ytIsonaJie prizes !:
aud those who favor hin with their custom may
expect liberal dealing.
lie would take this occasion to return his
hearty and sincere thanks 10 The public for th'ir
past lheraliiy, and hopes. by his earnest endea-
vors 10 please in the future, 10 secure eoniinu-
ancc Of their fayors.
JAMES NJ. PALMER.
October 7. o.
N. d. All those indebted to Laws & Palmer,
will call and make immediate payment to James
NJ. Palmer, as the business Of the firm must be
wound up.
October 4. N-4w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

Dnscr TRADE or THE SouTKERS
STATES wrrn EuRoPE.-The Union says
f:lat Mr.. G. q. Balor. the consul ol
the United States at Amsterdam. left
Washington yesterday for the south.
will attend the Macon Convention ON
the 27th instant. lie i acting in con-
junction with Mr. Van Lennep. now
absent at Amsterdam. for the purpose
of aiding the direct trade Between the
soatherR States and the continent Of
Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

This the crowd asssiied. and Wi,h lhe
hrlp nf en.sbsfs. hatiefing rams, &c.
they forced their way in. nveEpaWrTrd
The guaId. so eaFdsd 80 the pFisonsF
II carriage, Nhieh wss in Wslllng. In
FndraFuFing 70 resist ihe rmHd. Marshal
Fneh. 0f ROehesisrs had his ann hrnken
m ire Plares. No other person Eas Sc
ranu~iy inquired.
Mr.. j. T.. LEAR. Ihe rlain,hi. was Eilrn
arrested an .le charge ol kieuap. M. snd
heA 10 answer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

H,ngannis.-s party Il IIangafi@ns.
namhenng one hundred and iwrniy -righI.
hare lrfl New lark within day ar iwu.
for Governor ujhszy's rnlnny of New Rn-
shs. IA fnwa. 1'hr exiles are aerampanied
~ M.j. TorLmaa. n h, rnsrnrd fru
nnnih> agn Miss Jaes In. and they have
. free passage 10 llrirpii by the Di~rI.Fs
..T The Rne Raiisaad Company.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Bl.nar W. n. GsIEx.-The ciIizsn.

blsHnP w. Al. GREEx-The rilizens
of Na'rhes will learn viii dsrP ssgiel al
The change az us;drnre Il il'e 81. Rev.
Bi-l.np w. NJ Green. f,Gm ihis Pla.e la
ile siriniIy of Jarkson. lie pastoral
rnnneAioh "f Ibis rsIsemea Prtlaie With
Ihr EpIsr.rsi t,hurrh ia thfs cily has
hern rlnsea. ia future sh hi~ time and
lallsr vii. ne dssnisf 10 Ilsr discharge nf
IL. ifnfrsm fnnelions. Thr TrnsI. r. al
tie i,isheP's land .-f iI,r EFi.rniIal Churri
have rcresI.y pnrrhs,ed = very eligible
si'e Or an l.pi-rnPai Tr-isa nre willnn a
rhisr or Two al garkson sbeirg what was
formerly kn"wn a The linni property.
Ia This new Ilnn.c iI,r Bi.liep with bic
family have afready remnsfd.
fhrt take niriI ihrm not merely lie
anlrni aIIarhafni nf Iliasr uho wnr>hip
q illI Them al the same slsafs. bni ihr Kind
lirsl fs'elinF- efIhe nlr.lkrrsoso o her rom
iTurfnns. mil fhe warm airhes ni Ihr en-
lire community. During iao Yeas rrsi-
denre in SaIrhes. H~lsop Green hss en-
ieared himself. alike nv hi- Instructions
as by bis example. :, al within the reach
nf his influence. Ills faiihful labors. hrs
spnile~s christian shararfrrs hls daily walk
ms s,rsanl of Gol's mysteries and as a
man among h,s br'lhef men. hate heen
la ~ sn encouragement. m example and
apefep. Matches may well mis- the re-
mosal of such citizen. and his own
church rrgrri the severance nf such pas
iorsl relation. N. Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

Ting ES0IlsH HARsEsr.-The Lon
don shipping Gazette. in its review Of
tae grxiR trade for the week ending on
the afternoon OfSeptem5er i2th. states
that the total produce of food grown
in England, Scotland and Ireland in
1881. viii be larger than that for seve-
raj years past. Wheat is very fne.
and Of heavs weight, from 65 TO ca lbs.
per bushel. The inquiry for old wheat
had ceased.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
rIigration Of fhs Hungarian ExlIes.

Tile dnersals nl ihe EsIe f.lsimad hav.
nss hherally ailrred lhe Hungarian exiIes
ia this err free passage 0vtr ilrir road.
and by steanslnai 80 lD~IrnT. one hundred
aud eigi,iy &c iIem Ila e started fnr New
l,uda. ihr seIllrmrnl founded in hIwa by
IIleir eonnl. yman. t.nnnl uIIlazy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
FILLMORE AND GRAHAM.

The /" Selma Ala.) Repnrirr' raises
the names oi lfiLLMoRE and GRAHAM 10 lis
mast head. In dung 50. il says:
THE above is our iickel for the next
election. In despite Of all the miserable
slang whane, both N"rlh aud South, and
as contradictory in its nature, too, as
nigh, be expected from those who have
indulged in ii. against Mr.. Fillmore
lie has shown himself 10 be firm friend
of the Union and determined al all Iiazlnls
TO maintain the supremacy ufilp consliln-
iion and The law. Ills policy in The all
minisiraiion Of tile government thus FAR,
has been so wise aud hon st. as 10 have
gained The applause Of all considera,e men,
in all portions Of lhr country.
Hon. Wm. A. Graham is a cilizen Il
North Carolina. Ills father was gallant
officer Of lhc Revolution No one ran
suspect him Of want of fidelity TO Son b.
em Institutions. lie is statesman. a
scholar. ant! gentleman Of irreproachahle
morals. In every position in which his
native State has PLACED him. he has prov.
cd honest. faithful aud capable"
The dynasty Of military Presidents
is over, we hope forever in our country.
We need civilians, who have studied ,he
Constitution. and are familiar with the
policy of oar own and other governments,
10 take ,hc helm. Great questions are
constantly coming up: we need greal
minds to meet them. and settle them, moi
with a sword and pistol, but with an
enlightened experience and profound
knowledge of our institutions.
Mr.. Fillmore aud MIR. Graham, are a.
bIe, learned. and palriolic.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
so Saddles for sale low,
AND
100000 Feet Of Lumber, and $4,000
Shingles, Wanted in Trade.

EhsAotCSt WdhtCI IA 1tduCs
TINE subscriber, thankful for the libei al patron.
Il age which he has heretofore received. bcgs
leave respectfully 10 infHni the public that he has
just opened Lse largest, he btsi and the cheapest
Stock Of Materials ia the Saddle and Harness
Making line ever opened in the county. They
were selected hy him in The Northern Markets,
and embrace every article usually kept in an
establishment like his. lie invites his frends and
Country Saddlers in particular, 10 examine his
stock. He feels satisfied that he can please them
both in'the articles and in The prices His assert.
n,cni entrances in part the following:
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Collars, Hand
some Twig Whips for Ladies, the
best Raw-hide Wagon Whips
ever in this market,
and other Whips of all kinds.
St'rrup Irons, Bits, Harness Mountings
of all kinds, Of the latest styles and
patterns, Superior Leather Of all
kinds, Is doz. Saddle Trees,
among which are Railroad Cart Saddle
Trees, Mexican, Atakaper, Colum-
bia, Fall-Back, and Side and Boys
Saddle Trees, &c. &c.
He cisPrepared to manufacture, 10 order, any
article in his line, in the best manner and Of the
very best materials.
Flour, Pork, Bacon, and Lumber Of all kinds,
taken al the market prices in exchange for work.
All persons indebted 10 the Subscriber, either
by note or account aic earnestly requested TO call
and settle up, and commence anew.
ID. ID. PHILLIPS.
October Is. 05-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Georgia ElectIca.

The slccii1n fur Gorcrnm and memlcrs ofiiic
State Ieeislaiule. aud foF eight menlers q Con-
grcss. ioak place in Georgia on Monday The 9Th
instant. sixiy-nine counties have bcen heard
fioai, in which The Hon. Howell co.hs sshe Union
candidate, has mijorily Of l0.oss over Gov.
M'DOnald. The State Rights candidate. There Ius
tweniy-siI counties yet 10 bear from. whirh kiIl
probably i.vrrass cobb's majority 10 between
twelve aud liiiern thousand
The Legislature. Il is pretty well sseeriair-s.
win be composed Of al leasi ihree- Eurihs Union
men.
10 mrs AMI stephens arc reelected 10 Con-
sress. The Congressional dei~sasisn, report
says. win be composed Of siT Union and two
State Rights men.
The rrsulr Of this election will - highly grail
fling 10 The friends Of the Union. Mr.. Cobb was
supported as Union man. and friend and aj-
yocaie Of the tompramisc measures, recognizing
them a. final settlement Of the asiiating e.cs-
lions which had their origin In The recent ieniIo-
rial acquisitions. Mr. MDonald was the candi-
date Of the Democratic States Rights party, who,
though protesting arquicseence in The eomprO-
misc. deny lis justice; and willie dsciaindng any
ilca Of .lisanion for what has siEcidy heen done.
contend ~ The right Of peaccable seccssion in the
event Of further aggrcssions or such acts a. they
may dcrm such. The two parties having gone into
the contest on these issues. The result may be
considered as decisive triumph for the Cons,i-
tuition and tie union.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

wh.Ie n lhsm. One nan was killed. hy
= ball through lhr head ;-lnnr or Eve
slhels weIe seriously wanRdrsl. ahd srvs.
~ olI,sns hsse lhe msFks ~ shot ahoul
ihsir einlhiNg. The assailed parry saved
ihrnsFlses by esrapins in lhe woods.
On he next lag Iilner military companies
Wrre oairrrd nnI and snereedrd IN arrest
M fnrty ef Ihe riuIrrs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

BEAT IT " YOU caS.-The late Lo-
cofoco Convention in this place, lsays
the Staunton Spectator,) brought forth
many puns upon the names Of Sum-
mers and .eake. We claim, as the
very best, one from a Wing lady, ia
the gallery of course. The venerable
President, in sort Of yalcdictory al
the close ofthc meeting. had called upon
every Democrat to do his duty-the
ship must be saved-all hands at the
pump. The lady referred to, gra,ely
remarked--then there is Leoke in tht
vessel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

Hon. 1nos. r. MarshaH-This erra..
ir politician. in a lung letter 10 Ihr Frank.
lan hy..l Gmnmunv eaIth. rnniratlieis The
statement ihal lie had a',andnne.l lire
Democrats anil juined The Wings lie
SAYS he is willing To wear The lille Of In
depeR,lenl. assigned him BY the papers
generally al llie lime Of his rlerIinn. and
,l,al he is pledged on:y 10 iwo illings- q
carry onl ilie spirit and purposes of ilie
rev eonsifalinn. anil To rulr lur the Viii!
candidate luf u. 5 Senator.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
WANTED ID
Preserve ana Brauiify your Houses.
III r. EIMDR e WOOD s.,
Painter of Houses. &C.,

y ESPECTFULLYt tenders his services to the
IA citizens of flillsborough, Chapel Hill, and the
public generally. His work will be done faithfully
and in the hest st,e, and at prices suited TO the
hardness of the times. Any address TO him at
Hillsborough. n. e. will be promptly attendedto to.
October l4,h, 1851. 05- :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
A Fugitive Slave Case at Buffalo.

"A fugitive slave was arrested al Buffalo
{N. " last week, aud after full hea. ing
the slave was rcmanded 10 his master, the
fact Of his having /" escaped from service"
in Virginia being established by the record
Produced. and by oral testimony. Al
though there was much inleres, maniles-
ted. and The rourl- house was cinwded. set
there was no excilrmenl, and no attempt
made to interfere with The regular opera.
lion of law.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
Railroad Riot-Loss Of Life.-A p.

,y or irish lahorers, on the railroad ahore
I,ynchhurg. Va. were attacked ON. Thurs.
day night Of last week. while asleep
in their cabins. hy a hostile party from
different portion of the work, with ire
arm. aud n,her wcapons-doubiless with
the fiendsh purpose Of massacreing the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

A Washington correspondent nl lhe
Courier and Enquirer has the following
remarks in regard 10 the rumnre,i existence
Of treaty between England. Spain. and
The United States. guaraniying the pre-.
serva:inn Of Cuba 10 Spain
.Youg have no doubt seen what has
been reiterated in The public press about
correspondence IN the archives ol The
State Department relative 10 this country
being a party 10 the guaranty with France
and England, but such statement has no
foundation in fact. Another assertion,
made hy cne ol ihe ahcsl correspondents
from tins civ. was that such correspon-
,lpnre is nn file, hui that il dates back TO
The time of Gen. Iacksons this statement
j equally al fault. One Of the caliiesl
moves hv The ensuing Congress will
doubtless he 10 call for all documents
nn ling this interesting subject, and lap
prehcnl il will then appear tia, there is =
correspondence which touk place during
lie administration h Mr.. Monroe. when
lac island was in imminent danger VI CAP
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

nss Is lie ursirap palfiels. and he
lirss lnIibrE. HAL 4 viii he 70, nd that she
imtTlefeneF a. our covfmmenl alonr pee.
vented y, anl ll'ai ,s,y tiatrTbie paper
from lie PEN ~ > hn Quiney Adams wlli
he hretehi 90 light. giving the siHuErsi
Poiiiiral anil philosophical rrssnns uhy
lhe Island Hf Nh. sh,-uid not be permit.
led 70 Pa-s hnm lI.r 10 .sss..n 81 Spain. :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
.inoiher Fugifiue Case Rescue Of The slare-
Aaoihcr Outrage upon Stakeholder.

.inoiher Fugifire Case Rescue Of The slare-
Anoihcr Outrage upon a Stakeholder.
Friday last The first Of October. was
day If considerable excitement in Syra-
Gus. New York. 'Phe case Of The negro
Jerry. claimed by Mr.. T.. ]. Lear, Of
Missouri. was continued. II attracted a
great crowd a, The place Of trial, and in
The cnnfnsion growing out of the tongrc-
CATION Of The people, Jerry attempted 10
escape, bui was arrested in his flight and
brought back.
The trial was then commenced; bu,
the crowd became larger, aud speeches
we've made 10 il nnisi,le The Court. The
excitement was immense, aud a number
Of windows and doors nf the cour, were
broken. The Commissioner deemed II
best 10 adjourn The case until the morning
Of the 81.
The slave was then confined in an a.
par.men, a. the back of the police Office.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
INDIAN TREATIES N OREGON.

DR.. llai. the Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in Oregon. has. as we learn from
late papers received from that county.
concluded Treaties of pnrt hase with ten
tribes Of Indians about lie mouth of the
Columbia river. by which The ii lie Of The
natives To about three million acres nf
land has hecn exiingui,hed for The sum
Of S9l.200. payable in Ten annual in
s!a'inenls Of money. flour. nroceries, rlulh-
ing, &c. The land thus acquired extends
over hundred miles on the Pacific coast.
and some sixty miles up the Columbia
river, A small reservation was made bv
the Clalsops ai Point Adams, containing
some four nr five square miles. The
kalhlamel hand res rvrd two small ISL
ands In The COLUMBIA river, called kalh>
lamcl and Woody.
DR.. Dari was assisted in making these
treaties by Messrs. Spaulding and Parish.
Agents, and The party were making ar.
rangemcnis al our latest dates (Augns,
l9lh) 10 visit Port Orloid, for the purpose
Of treating for land in lha, vicinity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
a Sew paper nj RaieIgh.-Thc

Deaf Mute. now published a, Raleigh, is 10 he
forthwith discontinued. and new Literary pa
per i.snci in It's sead. Il is 10 he. edited b.
caisin II. Wiley, esq, who Is already favora-
bis known rs writer. The new paper will
be pfinird ON large sheet. and devoted ito
niisceil ,ncous literature and the development Of
all ihc various resources Of the STATE and an
cfI.,t will be- niide TO give II chararics which
viii appeal directly 10 State pride aud tho pub-
lie sllril Of her people fol Its support" We hope
the projectors Of this enterprise will meet with
succcss, and absob some portion ofthe
patronage which ctr Souiheth i'coplc have been
so long in the hab, of lavishing upon the North.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

The Legislature of Tennessee contened on
Monday the 9Th instant, aad organized By electing
whig officers in btsh iitsnshcs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

Mn. CLAr's ilEALTm.-1'he editor Of
tho Charleston Courier has seen let.
ter from Mr.. Clay, TO friend in that
city, in which. speaking of his health,
he says" II has not been good the
past summer. and is vet feeble. hope
and believe il is Improving. but when
this machine of ours gets out of order it
is difficult to re-adiust the misplace
ed screws, and we have only to wait
the result with patience and resiyna-
tion."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
u Il lID,

In Robcson comfy, on the I'd Instant. by the
Rev. John r. Mcintosh, tho Rev. fREDrRicK
X. NlsH to Miss ANA Maria McI.EaS, daugh-
ter Of James Mclean, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15

Hos. JEFFERSON DAvis.-This gen.
tleman is lying dangerously i'll at his
residence in Mississippi. Its report
ed he has resigned his seat in the L.
S. Senate, and also that he has recon-
sidered his acceptance of the nomlna-
tion Tor Governor, and now declines.