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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
WHITE 8 coLoRED DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs

VIZ have this day received per Adams Co.'S Express,
w three cartons Of White and two cartons Of Coored
Embroidered Swiss Musns, OF different sty and patterns,
which prepared TO sell very cheap for cash. We In.
Ve tho attention Of the ledes to stock the above
goods McLAIN u HARRY,
NAV 21-d1M lh,tween Sth and 9th streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
FIFTH WARD.

FIFTH WARD.
no JOHN II. KlLLMON lis announced s
candidate for the Common Council from the Fifth Ward
at the ensuing election and will be supported by
may l2-tf MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

RS- Festival for the benefit OF the r
street Presbyterian Church.-The ladies OF
this church holding Festival at Odd-Fellows
Hail. Seventh street. to be continued for several afternoons
evenings The ladies their compliments to the
public and express the hope that generous patronage will
be extended Any contributions In money. refreshments
towers books fancy articles will be thankfully received
aud may be sent eth Mrs. IIILs Mrs HANDYs,
Pennsylvania avenue, Mrs WALES Capitol Ill., or to
the Hall. .
R Music will enhance the enjoyment of the occasion
June PIT
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

Collectors Office, City Hall.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.-In order to avoid az
much possible the confusion incident to the pay
ulent of the Polls the day of the election the
undersigned will remain in he Office until o'clock p
for the residue of the present week.
tune 3-dtd r. j. ROGUE, Collector.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
SIXTH WARD

SI4IH WAHD.
RyrnIessrss Editors, Please announce
SAMUELS BRIGGS esq, candidate for Alderman from
tho Sixth Ward, at the ensuing election.
NAV 24-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
FIFTH WARD.

FIFTH WARD.
ag- Messrs. Editors; Please present the
name of JAMES z. McKEAN for the Board OF Common
Council from the Fifth Ward and he will be supported by
June SITS MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
SIXTH WARD

SIXTH WARD.
HIy- Messrs. Editors Please announce
Z. A. RYTHER as a candidate for the Board of Common
Council from the Sixth Ward at the ensuing election lie
will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
may 1S-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
Festival!
POTOMAC PAVILION, PINEY POINT!

,HIS delightful waterngplace viii be open the 10th
instant for the reception 81 viters The undersigned
SIS thankful for the liberal patronage he received last
son. and hopes by strict attentions 10 receive full char,
he present. -.
June 3-Th&Tu4w JAMES III. BIRCH.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

THIRD WARD.
RD- JAMES w. DEEBLE will be sup
ported for the Common Council by
may lite MANY VOTERS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
THIRD WAR;

THIRD WARD.
ED- JOSEPH BRYAN, (our present and well
tried representative from the NORTH Col JAMES g. Der
RETT from the middle, and LEWIS HASLUP, from the
southern part If this Ward will he supported for the Board
q Common Council at the coming election by majority Of
the VOTERS
may 2O-te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
SECOND WARD.
RS- ALDERMAN for the Second Ward

~ ALDERMAN Tor the Second ward
To the services of gentleman emnenty qualified
for that enlightened and liberal legislation essentially
cessary the present exigencies
pppuaon provide for the future prosperity and greatness
ofour city, and check tendency 10 fanatca extremes
nominate Mr.. JOSEPH WIMSATT for the Board of Alder
men, from the Second Ward ut the approaching election in
June next and earnestly hope that the citizens the Ward
will lay aside all political and personal preudices and pref
and for the public welfare by giving him their
united support.
NAV l5.te MANY VOTERS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
DR. ALEXANDER J. sEMMEs,

Office corner Of and 17h streets, near S. Johns
Church.
iune 3-2w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
:" never set squadron in a field,

-" never set a squadron in a field,
Nor the division OF battle knew than spinster:p
while q civilian was despatched from Washington
to earn the glory Of a treaty-conquest! Fooled
again here, and amazed and dismayed at the un-
crring and inevitable successes Of the illustrous
sage and hero, pet officers were selected BY the
administration to annoy the commander in-chicf-
to harass him by "a fire in the rcar''-and au-
thority was given them to thwart him in the
zenith of his noble triumphs And, finally, when
the American army in Mexico was resounding
his praise; when the people and government of
Mexico we're less subdued by the proves Of his
arms than by the high-souled maguanimity that
had made him their friend and protector in the hour
of their adversely when the people Of this whole
Union were exultingly proclaiming his triumphs
and deeds Of noble daring,--it was then that he
returned to the capital Of our nation, not as the
hero to whom our gratitude was due, but as q
prisoner who had incurred the dspleasure, or
excited the fears, Of weak, jealous, and an
envious administration!
Are any prepared to condemn and denounce
such q shameless course of procedure as this? II
so, we ask them to pause before they give utter
ance to their sentiments Of indignation; for the
same spirit and the same policy are this da.
manifested toward General Scott by portion o
his countrymen, who are inconsiderable neither
in numbers, intelligence, nor influence Traduc
ton, misrepresentation, villfcation, and ridcul,
are necessarily levelled against him, as agains
no other public man in the Uuited States
But let it be 50. The Amer can people are
just in their verdicts, and their power is above
that of demagogues, vituperatiye presses, and
corrupt administrations. We contemplate their
verdict in the case Of General Scott as foregone
conclusion. No rbald abuse, no defamation, no
ridicule can affect him. The seal Of their appro-
baton, deliberately expressed, will glitter ms
another star in The bright wreath upon his brow
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

NJ once ON PennsyIvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-haif ana sixth
streels.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

THIRD WARD.
Rs- CHARLES p. WANNALL, esq, is an.
nounced candidate for the Board Of Aldermen from the
Third Ward at tho ensuing election, in June.
ap 2s-te MANY CITIZENS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
THIRD WARD.
THIRD WARD.

datc for the Common Cornell in the Third Ward at ia
coming election in June and will be supported by
may lS-te5 MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
THIRD WAR;

THIRD WARD.
ca COL. JAMES G. BERRET is announced
a candidate for in the Common Council from the
Third Ward, and will be supported by
may TIE MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

THIRD WIRU.
R1- DIR. e. NJ. CHAPLIN IL announced as a candi.
for the Board OF Common Council from the Third Ward
the ensuing election in june and will be supported by
may 2T-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

THIRD WARD.
G1- A. GLADMON is announced a candidate for
the Board Of Common Council from the Third Ward at the
coming election MANY VOTERS.
may 2i-te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

No. Copes of the 'TELEGRAPH" may at all times be OBJ
tanned At counter the book and periodical store OF
WILLIAM ADAM Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
SEVENTH WARD.

SEVENTH WARD.
| MY THANKS due to Many Voters" who have
Nl named for Council, but most respectfully beg
leave to decline the honor
! June 3-tf j. L. CASSELL.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

SECOND WARD.
rs ROBERT e. DOYLE is announced
candidate for the Common Council from the Second
Ward, and will be supported by
may lite MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

SEVENTH WARD.
l9- MIR. j. II. CASSELL Is respectfully
presented to the citizens Of the Seventh Ward candidate
to represent them in the Board of Common Council
NAV 3--te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

SECOND WARD
Rg- JOEL DOWNER is announced a can
ddate for reelection in the Board Of Common Council for
the Second Ward. MANY VOTERS.
2O-eota
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03

SEVENTH YARD.
Ms- Messrs. Editors; Please announce
JOHN PETTlBONE candidate to fill one of the
cies in the Board Of Common Council from the Seventh
Ward. VOTERS.
2l-te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
WASHINGTON:

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 8, 1852.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04

The University Of the State Of North
Carolina is said to be in a more pros
pereus condition at this time than ever
before. There were at the close of the
last session over tive hundred and fif-
ty regular students. under the tuition
Of an able and learned Faculty in almost
every department Of Science, at 1.-THE
head ofwhich stanis the Hon. Davisl9..
Swain, LII. D., most worthy anil
learned gentleman, At once All aanor.
ornament, and treasure to any PEE. 4
National h = I'D Caro-
~sNtjesion, = =.
ls-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04

beings. Bsme~as sf their rssls shcy
takr up Esod frs4 the sosl. and silen
the very Good ~hseh the ssl has isken
up BY itx pawex - xbsorpsisa fxsss shs
atmosphere. and which psSes hss in
creased 10 an .iaest indr6sss< <xt<sf.
by disinsegrsting The PARTICLES az xhseil
il composed The sery sct If pisaeh-
ing and harrewins is - act n aasnsr-
ing. This act VI ssisnns We earth in
times a droaghis Terres ~ sawAterins
of pIaats. The saei<iure thss abss~bed
ia loaded With a fsrtiiizisg pswer thst
Is lost upon a hard surface. tsS IL lacks
the power of sbssspsiou- .fisaaisl
II. then. you xssld base ,yssf selsis
as fertile a. = gsndes. ysu sssstnes de-
pend alone upon manure, bst psIsersxe
freely, not upoR the surface aiss~. bur
deep below IL. = sssts 4Es - fbss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04

- N&N At~t - - Ao*ss X -
~ His KrrlEn<y DAv,s :. Rns. csxernsr
sffse &sfs If xs~fA csroffsm.
VUHEREAS. sbr~r-Efsks af he xhale num-
w ~ o. s<nl,rr~ % e,arh Hsa-e of ths &c
s<rsi A~-<~s<y Ga, Il she las >r-sen. r~-- 'rhs
following Acts 'ss.l $50 80
An ACT t@ amrad fis~ g Constitution Of
d 80 Nmth- -Csresin. - s<ss
i eswsrsss~, TN~ frr<hssd ss~x6ssfina neS rr-
ssssss.l for sh< rcssss CIR n< n,s~s< rfsh~ s~esir
sastiss< ~as siLs hspd.selss.l rsisssIdessf EisI-
ssr. Is Befenaef. q BE- fLe ces<<ulAs~~iis
efIxs Ns.f Of korfh ceroksa, ead u 70 ierrbs
sapefed Be- fs rsftorifs II ne ssass. thre-iifh<
sf the xhszr Hsmt.<s sf ns~mi-er efesek Hou-r
eonsur<sss ih.a the scoongstsosea Of third s~csion
AZ she frrl Aui~ls OF The ssnesled cas<zasis~n
rassli~d hy ihe r<ople of North carolins oa tiie
sccoul Nondsy a .Novrmler, A. D.. 1888. he
sm~,s1cd l,y striking nui fhe words and possss-
~ of frrelsold whin fie ssme dixsrici u fiiiy
srsrs q lassl Sr ~ mssshs R<xs l~<s~ .asd ii
the dsy Of rleciiou.' 30 sls>s ise said risss- of
said seetian shall read as follows: Al free white
men of the age af twenty one yeaIs (excepi ssis
hereinsfier derlsreJ, wl'e have heen inhshissn,s
Of any one district within The Ssaieiwrlve months
immelisiely preceding The day ofany eleciion and
skaII have Pad rullic taxes. shall be eniitIed 10
ua< fnu nrmler oflhe Scuaie. ~ ~. q
Sre. 2. m afsrfker enacted. Thai tho Cow
crnor ofthe State lr, aud hc Is hereby dirrcsrd.
70 issue Ms Proclamation TO the people Of North
caruiins, ssie.ss six months hciole the nert elrc-
tioa lar mrmhcrs q che Gcneni Assembly setting
forth tI,< puq,oa of this Act add the smcpdm~nt
70 the Constitution hercin proposed. which Pho
cLsmalien shall he accompanied By hue and
perfect copy of ihe Act. sutheutieatej BY The Ger
ii6cate offhe sevresary Of State. and 10Th The
Pserlsn,aiion and the copy Of this Aci, the CO.
yrsnor of the Stale shah cause 70 he published In
~ the newspapenofihis stale. and pasied in The
Court Houses of the respective Counties ia this
State. al Irasa ak months before The election Of
m .mlers 10 the next Gesrrsl Assembly.
+. Read three times and agreed TO BY ihfcr-fflhs
Of the whole nunlber of members Of rach House
reSpectiely. and ratified in General Assembly,
this tic eth day Of Janu,ry, 1881.
u.aas ~ >. e. D.BBfN. =. II. &.
naeaea ia*t WIN EDWARDS, 3. ..
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N OF IC E..

rVNHE subscriber having. at the last November
L Term of Orange County Court. qualified as
Executor of the last will and Testament OF John
KELLY, deceased, hereby gives notice 10 all
persons indebted to the estate of The deceased to
come forward and NIKE Immediate payment !;
ind all persons having claims against the estate,
are requested to present them within the time
prescribed by law, Or this notice will be plead IN
nr Of their recovery. 81 81 ss,s.
IS ,, ". NORWOOD, Ex'r.
January 5. .IT#..4.#s. -l6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04

OILS, TALLLOW GREASE, AND
.st CHIC MINERAL PAINT.
CnO Barrels MACHINE OIL. Price rs cts.
cOU per gallon. Nai
$500 Gallons ditto, in casks Of various sizes.
Price IS cents per gallon.
zoo Barrels Boiled PAINT OIL. Price IS cts.
= per gallon.
5000 Gallons ditto, in casks Of various sizes.
Price SIS cents per gallon. f
350 Barrels TANNERS OIL, vaious kinds &
qualities, from 35 TO 60 cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons ia Casks ofvarinus sizes. Various
kinds ard qualities, from 35 10 50 cents
a per gallon.
SO Tons TALLOW GREASE for Heavy
4 Bearings and Coarse Maehinuy. ia Bar
rels or Casks, Of any consisieny required.
Price cents per lb.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, in Bar
reis, at the lowest market price.
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the
coolest weather. aud considered by thoe using IL
equal 10 Sperm Oil. ~ M t
Boik Paint Oh, equal TO Liasrcd Oil, other
than for white.
I am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above named articles. aud my mo,to b "Smail
profits and quick returns 4
B.F. POM, I
Sc Water Street, (under the Pearl 4. House.
NEW YORK 80
New York, Dec, lssI. IL,
4 4
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srarE OF NoHrn Canolsx.. q

SrGTE or NoRrn CaRoL1va.
n st a Office ef Serrsfqry Of Sfaie.S
IS I. wrIlIax HIlL. Secretary Of State, in and
fur The state Of North Carolina, do hereby cerii-
fy that the foregoing is true and perfect copy
Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of Ibis State,
drawn OF from the original on fie in this oiIice.
Given under my hand this Bis, day Of Deccm-
'' '0s'. wM. HILL, scc'y Of Stale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04
AVER 5 CHERRY PECTORAL, I!
FOR THE CURE OF
Coushs, Colds, lIoarsnrSs, Bronchitis, Whoopins
Congh, Group, Asthma, and Consumption.

A M0NG the numerous discoveries Secence
n has made in this generation 10 facilitate the
business Of lifc--increase its elijoymenis, and
evea prolong the term Of human existence. none
can be named Of more real value 10 mankind,
than this contribution Of Chemistry 10 The Heal
ing ,rt. A vast trial Of its virtues Throughout
this broad country, has proven beyond doubt,
that no medicine or continuation of medicines
yet known, can so surely control and cure the
numerous varieties Of pulmonary disease which
have hitherto = ept from our midst thousands
every year. Indeed, there is now abundant
reason to believe a Remedy has at length been
found which can lie relied on to cure the most
dangerous affections of the lungs
4 For sale, in Hillsborough, at
. a THE DRUG STORE.
Y January 81. y 1S-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
The Twcu.y-secend.

The anniversary Of Wsshington's birth
Jay was celebrated in this place by pa
rade Of the Rifle Guards, under Capt
Maurice Langhorne-an Grafton by Mr..
A. N. Jordan; and a Ball, military and
civic. at the Warwick House.
We listened to Mr. Jordan's address
throughout will, unabatcd interest aud
pleasure. His appreciation OF the great
character of Washington seemed to Jus.
remarkably just, and the langungein which
he portrayed it was select and expressive.
We were particularly impressed with his
views upon the new question Of lnieFven-
ton. and the cogent style in which he ex-
posed the folly and danger of any dcpar-
ture from the principles. and advice Of
Washington. Many passages in the adj
dress were eloquent in thought and style.
TIE Ball at The Warwick House was
the most pleasant of the season. The IN
termix,ure Of gttcring uniforms with noat
ing lawns and fowcry silks, presented q
picturesque and pleasing sight. The mcr-
ry dance was kept mp till late hour. Tho
cheer Of 'niuc host was rich, abundant
and most temptingy prepared and served
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

From the proceedings Of our Lcgisla
! turc 1t will be seen that the election Of our
Judges will occur at an early day. And
as an enlightened and upright Judiciary,
is admitted on all hands to be an incstima-
hle blessing TO any people, the object Of
the wrlier III this article, is TO call the pub
lie attention to this important suhiect. II
is known, that the counties Of Halifax,
Charlotte and Prince Edward, have been
added to this Judicial Circuit. placing
Judge Wilson ard Judge Leigh, il Tie
same Circni' and ii is probable that tie
contest for The JudgeshIp, viii be httn cen
those gentlemen alone The writer docs
not mean to assdil judge Leigh, in,tlis ar
tclr. ~ means Of promoting the election
Of Judge Wilson. Bal be intends 10 hold
up The latter as preferable to the former.
Some ofIhe friends ofJuJse Leigh. donh,
| less in their ardor to serve him. and IN their
ignorance Of the subject. have alleged thai
judge Wilson il slow aud dila,ory in do
Ing The public business; and 10 illustrate
the case, they frequently refer With much
confidence Ia the great amount oi business
d,nc hy Judge Leigh, IL contrast n Judge
Wilson's iuclficicucy. Now those men
reckon without their host. TIey arr on
tircIy ignorant Of the case. What viii be
their surprise whcn ihey are iliormsd that
Judge Wilson transacts more business
than Jude Leigh. Ii they viii only iakc
the trouble to examine tie proper records.
they viii perceive iheir error They viii
see the injustice they have done TO Judg e
Wilson. and they viii admit Tia, he has IL
tie twelve years, since III appointment 10
The bench, tried and decided more cases
by twenty-five hundred, independent Of a
good many not reported, than Judge
Lrieh. Now strange as il may seem thai
Judge Wilson should beat their crack
Jud e so far. nevertheless, il is an uDdeni
able fact, can he proven by the annual
reports of the Clerks Of the respective
counties, in the J udcial District. Ard still
some men murtnur ana advocate Lcigh's
election, on the ground Of lis decided So
perioriiy 10 Judge Wilson in dispaiching
the public business. Since the adoption
Of the new Constitution. guaranteeing the
glorious privilege 10 the people Of electing
all Of their officers. as well Judicial as 9th
ers, it is contcnded thai we not only have
the right, but are in duty bound in bestow-
ing our sufrages, to consult the different
traits of character of men. who present
themselves as candidates for the various
Offices. When a candidate for a Judge
ship. in lis condescension merely says.
will serve the people ii they choose to elect
me, and stands aloof from the multitude,
with his opinions and sentiments buitoned
up in,iiis doablei, on the ground that asso-
ciaiing with The people on terms Of cquall
,y is incompatible wnh the purity Of the er-
mine. and would polluie the sources of
Justice, an enlightened and spirited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Readings from Shakespeare.

We had the pleasure Of hearing Miss
Upton read Macbeth. Tuesday evening, at
the Odd Fellows Hall, to large and Sc.
lect audience-who listened with the clio
sesi attention, and seemed much gratifie1
with the manner in which the accomplish
ed reader acquitted herself. Miss U. has
a very expressive countenance, strong
but flexible voice, and an appropriate and
graceful gesticulation. Her rendering of
some of the passages, particularly those
giving utterance to the rcmorse and terror
Of the nlrantom-hauuiei murderer was
most effective and powerful. We bcs-
peakc for her, should she favor us with
other readings, the patronage OF our c'ti-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
State Agricultural society.

The prcceejin;s of this Society and cs-
pecially the speech Of Hon. Willoughby
Newton, on the outside Of this number,
will be read, We are sure, with interest by
our agricultural friends.
The further proceedings of the Society
consisted in the appointment, Friday
evening Of Richard G. Morris Esq. to
propose memorial to the Legislature
asking the abolition of the guano inspec-
lion, ard ofcommi,tces to procure members
for the Society.
Saturday the proceedings were as FOL
lows:
On motion of T. J. Randolph Esq.
The subject ofihe reconsideration Of the
report on the address, was taken up ami
farther discussed, hv Messrs Morson, Sri-
don and f. G. Rufia, in the progress OF
which the reading Of tie address " as call
ed for and on iul consideration i was re
solved by the Society, that il is inexpcdi
ent to publish the same
Rcsolrcd, That Messrs. Richar1son
Morson and Oveiton. be "A Committee 10
prepare and report 10 the Executive Com
mitiec. plan Of constitution for the 50
cIrtv.
Rcso7ced, That Frank G. Ruiiiu Esq,
be Committee 10 prepare a me moral and
prnjert of hi t, be presented tothe Leg
isIarlre in behalf ofthc late Convention.
Rceo'rcd, That G. 3. Williams ami W..
II. Richardson. be "A Committee TO address
ii short printed circular TO such Commit
tees in all the towns and counties Of the
STATE. as may TIC appointed by the Ex.
Comm &c, asking III il active efforts 10
obtain memle-s Of the Society, the said
circular to he signed by the printed names
of the President, and CORES ponding Sccre-
tarv.
Rcs0lrcd, That Messrs. E. Rniiin, Over
ton and Newton, be Committee 10 de-
wise and prepare a plan ofpreniums TO be
hereafter offered and of queries to be ad-
dressed to members and to the public, the
queries (aficr being approved ly the Ex-
ccuive Conmittee;( TO be addressed to
gethcr with circular letter 10 the Farm
ers Of the State.
Rcsolccd. That the Recording Secrcia-
ry lie directed to procure two suitable
blank Books, the one 10 contain the pro-
ceedings ofthe Society, and the other those
Of the Executive Committee.
Resolycd, That the Executive Commit
Tee hold meeting at the Exchange Hotel
in the city Of Richmond, on Friday the
18th Of March at a o'clock. Adjourned.
f. RUFFIN. Senr Prest
Gu b. WILLIAMS, Recording Sec'y.