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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

Yellow FEVER IN LoUI,iAsi.-An extract from phi.
Tite letter to the Editors of the New York Express says
fRASKLiS, Nov. 7th ls5i.-l have jnst returned from
The funeral o. the third victim within this last nom,
aud half ard the fifth death within the "a hours
Deep gloon h.ngs tho p,ca every one lock- in
the lace OF his fellow apparently asking, "who ncIt,'-
GENERAL Psrey, with pby scin FIVE nurses from the
Ne" Oflenns Howard Association, have arrived this eve
ming The csses are not decreasing either 10 number or
vTuence The weather, al light, begins to grow cool
oa yet hre is no rost and our only hope the
OF heaven There hsre already been some 300 cssr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

TELLING LH-Georgs, a slave. the property of Mr..
Jas rhomss, Jr, ordered Is Oy the Mayor on ,,s
d'y' Tor having false pass aud telling lie as 10 how he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

Tho New York Express states that the Know Nothings
have poed $4,000 votes in that State aud thi k, that il
the election were TO be held again they would no
doubt poll in the Empire State 100000 votes and s.esp
New York just as Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, aud Dsla
ware have been swept in the political stnrrles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

HEAVY CATrLE-Mr. Mile, Parsons An er,en,;vo c,,,Is
dealer ol th county has shown US schedule Of late
purchase 10y him, Tom which wo eI:rsc, the following
somewhat remarkable weights. COW years old when
put upon the scales drew 1876 lbs and Der calf heer
years Old weighed 1914 ibs. These cattle were fased
By aud purchased from Col Xnksd Of Crabb Bottom IN
the county OF Highland. 1t is said that Pcnnsylr it,
specuitors are oveFtunnins ghland aud coDtigu,u u,
counties. -IITdy Wing.
FiiLuRs-Od Democratic friends oil ,h, county fair
Cd 70 bold tnor mceng pursuant notice in our
o. The 81 Inst to appoint delegates to the approaching
"uoerhatoai Convention The Cause of the failure has
not :rsnspircd certainly bu, we have heard fears of
ocratc hoo" Nohngsm limited at as furnishing the key
to the mystery.--Ib
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

IHE SANDWICH ISLANDS A CORE spondent Of the New
YORK Courier wiring rom the Sandwich Islands, Sept,
l6:h, slys:
Tho policy OF the existing Government i. evidently to
hold out as long il is able itself and sh.
Crisis arrives, TO throw ssfihto tho Of the United
states. FRINGE Alexander the heir apparent 10 tn.
'hfone young sud asbouE, and OF course Que Of The
chief opponent. OF any plan which may deprive him of
his birihrghr. But il plain hat the Government cannot
exist as hoS L. The native rsco itself is becoming eI
sinc. With such great pJi,y that /, Ga est tbt IN;
!h'rfy years hence there will not be a fuLblooieJ
Hawaiian Oh the Islands"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

MICRO kILLEp.-A repor, prevailed in this city on
Yesterday, tnat negro. suspected to he runaway va,
Ssd on Saturday by Mr. Nathaniel b. Clarke, near Mr.
John Ches;etmans wheeIwrght shop ON the
VILE turnpike, about Elk miles from this city
The particulars as they have reached are a. fv.
Csik observing negro the house of q coored mar
III that ncishboh hood under circumstances which led him
To suspect that he was runaway towards him and
the negro finding he was disposed arrest him.
ed his lie u he dared to do Clarke thereupou seized
him. when the negro struck him blow on the head
with jug which he had in his hand. A scufls ersued
and Clarke succeeded in tumblng his an.agonai lire
hari Struggle look place, durng which the rero tusn
cd upon Cl.Ik", and The jug was broken by
the blow inflicted upon Clarke and tho part Of il which
the negro retained no compelled to drop from tho
Necessity OF having TO employ both hands against an sn
togonist so powerful Ms Clarke represented to be- This
probaby WAS tue means OF saving his life for had tho no
gro any part available upon his turning upon him, he
would have beaten him 10 death.
sr Chestorman seeing the struggle from distance
made his way to the scene aud finding upon his
that Clat Ike had turned upon his savage
out TO him kil the vasabond Clarke eIasperatsd sci
zed tho handle part OF the jug which happened TO be
within bis reach, aud struck the negto blow with IL or
| the temple killing him instantly.
We learn that he surrendered himself tho authorities
| forthwith, to be dealt with the law directs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

Tns serLE AFFAIR Some of tie Ncv York papers
are disposed TO consider the report os the set
temeoi OF the Souc afrir hoax and state tina, there
is reason 70 look this reported settlement as
the tricks OF our $ S. S. dipomiiis. in London We
ma the following extract in the National nsllig,ncer CT
Saturday, from tho reliable Paris correspondent OF thar
paper which promises speedy settlement of the icsl
~:
81 en- happy TO be abe TO state, upcr what believe
70 be good authority that there is tut, wh.ever 10
'ne reports whch NJ! iepestei 10 the journal. that
she unpleasant; affair Of NJ SJule Of which suok in nav
letter OF hondry, proceeding arg'y de ouetneu;
% tie contrary, iny Information is the effect ,bs,
most Satisfactory solution TO tn, diplomatic rra-rl
almost certain. IL would surprise me il we're sb-
To Inform you mex: week 'hii VI Sinle Ia .c,u y GA
@"h ihrouSh Paris on his Nsy NaIril S,oud mi. re-.
sreinbe ;e H;re ny DC promptly aud s.isf.cior,
cS:inGuishrj, the result, have d,u, should bs At
:tihusd rrther the comcisoFy but firm conduct Of our
Munster Mr. Mason snf to the i-l for bin here IN
TO Mr. Sgue."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

husfISos CouRr Court has disposed OF the Grim
'r. docket Will DO engaged the wnols of this week
| with the civil busu, a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21
N NIEltIUslD.
DIED.,

R.Eie Csroias Soan'y Thur.d.y the l6h instant,
". to Miss BETTY PLAoHY uARRISoN Carol county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

LInERALIrr.-The keeper at Ciark's Spring two bs,.
NOT Heard hs camel charged Of orphan ins,it-
o OF this city, 20 because tho orphans sat on the rr.,,
"rar tie spring, themselves pic nc which i.
annually gwen oy the Institution We regret not having
zee name Ut this paiAhthropist that the public would
know anI appreciate him 1t all future tim,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

6tHtPiNG NJ ,ffES 'OPPfE UHNs &c Made Of the best
~ ock "ln NJ Hot w.'r r.n. ant Heaters for enests
Oysters aud Bdckwbss; lag and medium CT and
nee Pots With aad wihoa. stef' Of hs approved
tens iof sale By
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

The EVENING BuLLKrIN-T.u p.p.r vas .old vs,,.,.
DAY ut puoc auction iron Of the .ce gu Main street
hes's Scouts Sands the purchasers These e-,,
ueusn have been heretofore connected with X Tury
announce Ut the head of the editorial IN yeserd,y
"hs humber. that their future arrangement viii ue
!nAde known IN d few days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

Co1Tcao,on Of B'.hors Of the Aethodis. Epi,cop,l
ohneb tS ,sii will take place about the I'd Of Dec
eneSr nei' Itey will meet is baltimore aud hsrs session.
70. dy' olJscs OF considerable inporisnt. To
ihs vial interest Of He,od.n will form the b,s. Of ct
deliberations, rh IL 10 anticipated to have missionary
Demonstration duros tbeif ,iy 10 Baltimore The fol.
,~n are mo n'nes Of the b,hop' w order Of seniority
hsv bsVefy "sugh residing 10 Baltimore: Rev Thomss
4otrs, Hs'. Edmund =. james Rev Matthew Sioop,oo
h"'. o'hinC G.ser Rev Low Scott, Rev. Edward r.
iHos.-- 2siti,go.c American.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

ENtKsiI SUPPLY or PRINCES MEi0DE0Ns.-A NOR
] s s ss. sT r.
81 tat he Is nor ensbled 10 furnish them Of all auuae
Gss i mso@sa 'aas spd Sfs Sn nt
81 8: g. Do :sSsEE. &
Tbs sdy.1,sse, q the Msodeon, .s n It, Portability
an o%nsry p fsns y.sy ..S ss.n
s . NOT s0 all. 10 s,s
s. a .S n sI s%
he following letter from Lowell Ms''n, boston, Reed
~, G ,Ss, Reed Neil T.%Sn, Eo. Mass
nfaeured M Georse A. Co., o. BuS.io thins 81,
lind s: seen: .sS pgfs
~ quick ay Pc 81 eG@sn S n' se
tain and di,iit. Of hi. Kind
Is the oe,t substitute for church
B,.ton. Mass, Sept &c. 1872
Person, Wishing 20 eIamlne and hear the capacities Of tn.
..s r.ans hsp whether hey may vs." 10
4a,s Attend S, % ]
e!ry and frnoy Goods at sales Room, th. ETens,
iue,f and oo%DI.,Ion Merchant, ios MAJ" Street,
A hpriiKnTlGE wtnTsD-A youth between IS and
wns ws get a, obi. once en-" VINO can ''' ana
~ p nnis rIckLED nADDoOK, for'.le -. wl,.ro.
B@L,CK GtSToS GRAPES, &c.-super DIX Canton Grape,
5S,s Super Biz pOn'.'ae Ap'ea' Mou;,A'S,, ..t
Empofam tSRS SHAVER, No ios G.in street. aSsp.
approved style which he will SELL as the sdysneed
~ z rstJ reduced prices. HsNRY SHAVER,
boT Main mi P..rIst,
AZ tRiNDs MtRIAOSRtccivcd large OF meno, from
n1i1 slixs JoSSsos' No Il s. 'Is;
10000 DOELANs WUH rn OF CAWPETS
-----.. 4 TCOST FOR CdSH
HRTsTAN JATIROP having 10 close that d.
~ partme1t OF their business will their entire soct
cost, compurng-
kich English Velvet Carpets
Do Tapestry Brussels 10
Three PD and Ingram do
Hemp oS,ion aod Wool Ingram do
null assortment Of rich Rnya
Door Mats, Crumb CLOTHS, D21Ests
Piorr Oil Cloths, ~, 40.
The stove o. own importation, offers az
families and Others supply themseye,
| dom cocurs CHRIs1IAN a LAfUROp
no2I Main st,sst
GSLOTuING-CLOTUI the Fair have re-.
" ceved iage additions 10 % Ready CIotbIns
ami aentemes FdrnsSg Gods direct
all of the ates styles, Those and II
rest 10 their interest 10 examte stock before
els where In Of lard times for csh, gpods viii
| be sold unusually low. j. n. GOODMAN,
no9i No. 1s4 Main street, opposIte Esy1e snusye.
| sfNENITO FAMILY FLOUR-oi VERY superior gus.
W hU, for sale ~ T. n. sKtkvEa,
no2l oary street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21
REPORr-To rHI SUPERINTENDENT or rus U. 8. Col.r
SuRvrR OF A arc SsoIssASca OF wixDLs SE,ALJ
CoAsr OF NoRru CAROLINA.

CoA,r SuRvkr STATEN, MAR CAMDEN, Me-,
SEPTEMBER 22j, 1854.
Sir: photographic survey Of WimbIs Shoals oil the
Coast y. c. included in my instructions Lieut.. CONG
A. Craven, u ", Assistant in tho Coast Survey
been executed in part by that ocsr aud reported upon
under date September lSth. The prosecution OF This des
rablc work in the present however prevented
by the rsvsgss Of cholera board his vessel aud the
following fr,m his report Of Reconnaissance
communicated 10 advance OF tho complete survcy for the
bcnrGt OF uavigators.
the wmble Shoals consist Of thrca ridge, parallel to
the coast Of North Carolina, l,inS E. s. E. from the
heru part of the soodlands Chicomsmico, and dis
tant from TO four statute miles from tho beach the
soundinss very Irregular changing semstimes l2
fshoms in cast Of the lead, with sand gravel sud
shell. the Shos and outside in fthoms soft hlsck
mud. have not in this struck the shoalsst water
as in Sesember. 1855. crossing in the Corwin' had
ono cast Of three Jaihons with i've and fathons
fore snd after It.
Vessels of considerable draft should not approach the
and hero wi;hin four miles there generally strong
circut setting towards the shore, aud tho sho.
suddr nly
IL have .'re.dy stated to you tho circumstances which
made impossible continue tho work. far as il
is rel,bis, aud may tho present Interests
navigation on the coast"
would respectfully request authority publish the fore
going.
Very respectfully. yours, he.
Superintendent, U. S. toa,. survey
HOs. JANIS GUTHRIE Secretary of NE 7rra,ury.
NOUCR-0fs har6or of refuge nenI C.ry,fort reef,
T.or'di ~ PH,r from the Sno.rsd,nt of the Coast
Survey to the Secretary ofMe Treasury.
CoAsr SUTEY STATION MAR CIxpxs, Me-,
September 81, 1884.
sIR The following from tue seasons report Of
cut Cm,ading Craven, Q. Navy, assistant 10 the
Coast SURVEY. sconmrnicLei Of immediate interest 10
tors o the FIorids Coast:
A. excellent hatbor was discovered by my party four
and half miles 10 thu nos;hwird aai westward OF C.
sor' lighthouse go easy of access that may become
Al important harbor Of refuge il properly marked by
beacon AID buoys The depth Of the cntrauc,
to the channels twen,ysiI feet, aad tho lighthouse
from lis proximity, assists in guidng to the snchorag
which IL II clay ani known only a few pessons.
propo's T.. Gail tns Turtle harbor, to the reef
that rame
sketch OF tho hsrbo. and locality will be publ shed
With my report Of the present season. The recommep-
diton IN regard to the beacon and buoys has already
Transmitted to the Lighthouse Board.
would respectfully request authority to publish the
foregoing. Very respectfully yours &c,
(Sgned) A. d. BACHE.
Snpe, intendtnt u. S. Coas, Survey
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

hs NAig."
Articles both sides will
fhi,s standing, ought 10 be will
be Departed FROM Obituary notices
llues are charged FOR ~ advertisements.
~ oonmunestions will be charged the advertise,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

NIOitrH CAitD.LSl tOEHUy iaI.p 100 .. al
IN North sats" Cotton Ysn,, escorted from 10 ~
Hsh Falls P@coy for sale A. ov nsure 70 close eonsnment
no2t kEsT, PAINE KENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

EZ WE SHt.sPkSt - M '-...s - o., Gus.
IN ery Purchasers viii The uselns
q these articles YJfAsJ -
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

me Salem ef. Citcinn' Tuesday With large 10,
o' HeEot i'r ths place principally groceries which are
much needed, but sccouni OF the 10. water wa no,
Ole 70 get up further than the mouth Of Big SANDY liar
PASSENGERS came through by nl-ChMlesion Ropubl Gao
Nov. 10. ~ f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

The river, les. night still rising slowly with about
feet in the channel Our repUr,s from p.hnroi,
s.y rising there alsO The steamer EIttargr Capt A.
". ECsIbtn, has commenced running between this aud
Imshnfg. Tho Mongsheia Belle Capt, Harris, left yes.
'''u 'r f'hrfs'ug -Wheeing la'sliigencer, Nov IL.
TEIn CoTTcs CEor.-Thc G,h,a.gu Tews of Nov. +.
faJs Whilo tue cotton crop tfcughou, the State b,,
o'e mueh INJURED tho smouut Of land cultivated has been
greatly increased, which vii probably give US crop a,
iesst equal to th,t a. las, yesr
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The .e.'hes ha,rx e>sS@s favorable; pert.paetics
has fah', cmmerees eaasee Of the house. were cut
ting ytdsy, aud .hoa the temperature continue a. a,
present. me trmsiedee ~ be IN operation day
In the ~ay oi s.lss Of hoss 10 have DO, ,.
to notice BNe~ aud se'ls~ generally apart in their
ve.s Tho majority otths former talk about Is S0its75
ouu aecoanI rather than cell for lee than tibO An I'm
proved st.gc Of water. aud aa eases money market
voat operate In favor Of selerS or the former there
trme prospect aud u ptiecs Of hogs should settle to
what may be considered sale point or rather u buyers
can satisfy themselves that the business i'll pay at tho
prices that may prevail operators will not for
ncy.
Tho Louisville Journal Of Tuesd,y sage: r.
But it'le done in the wsy killing until yeserdsy
uhca the Weather becsm. cold e,ouSh to commence
're opea t'ons Thu total number killed up to last
ming may be Get down 900 head There is. learn,
worry great falling 1T In ~ssat. good proportion Of
tue hogs KILLED dn not weigh more than tom 1870 to 100
pounds Ia the yield OF lard there is even g,eAisr fall
ing GU fails short of last year thus Tar fully 80 per
cent, on heavy corn fej hogs.
No sales oil Q,cncs have been made and opinions
as regards prices Mr. very widely We understand tba,
contracts have been mais heavy hogs at rs gross
on tins. Too scarcity of money has most depressing
elect on the market. sale two OF lieht hogs h..
Tor heavy corn fed hogs, which wo think will connand
u 20 and perhaps 81 so ne, on timc The killing wilt
'0' 'ao Prssen' ID mostly On owners account
THs Liberty (VA) GcLp MINING COMPANY, the tito
Of corporation which hell meeting in Londou on the
ID in'tsnt to sdor, to raise 500 TO relieve
ia property aud works IN United States from attach
uenI The total liabilities stated At $4,000 The
London Time ssys
Although considerable amount has been expended in
the operations only beginn ing pro-
dice return but - asserted tina. with careful
ment the Prosps to encouraging. Tho parchsse Of
the property cost about ESQ 01o and although the
pressure in the United States has affected . descriptions
"f undertaking.. m va!uc 10 the locality Is stated 10 be
$4,000. Alter lengthy discussion. In which general
rsi'cnchment ~as recommended, ultimately agreed
- raise about fSOUO by Of shares aud dbeuues
aud to dispatch independent person inspect aud re
port upon the mine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

SLnE h az coNrANi.-An a . ,urned meeting @ the
- Stockholders Of the slst- River
infham Courthouse rrd.y, the 5:h December 1851
| noli-law5thD II. SHEPARD S,c,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

bfLHHUHFr MOVEMENTS.
YourThers no special change mornnI
the market remaining qus, and hm There Of TOO
bbis Howard ssrsss1s.sS oy Mills 10 held ate We quote
Ere Flour att; oorn n al %,sis4,0.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

ENTILtIANsBURG DISTRICT tOURT Motto. q, HI, nv
w gwen that At D,t OJur held for Fourth Judicial
DUrct At the COURT House In the tom Of .bury on
Monday, the " day Of June 1854 II ordsfed that the pe
Rod holding the terms Of the District Court
cisl District At Hisnsb1rs sha hereafter be the
day OF December instead Of TIE time prescribed by and
that the merit term Of the said Court shall be
day Of December, 1854.
by order Of the Court, TiIO5 o. COgBtTL. O ID O.
no2-lssgy win. ,,.h,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

sr LOGS, Nov l5;h.
TesIooo-on Monday. the Planters hid.
Is A. tho State hh CHI,
rsrejeeied Az 10, So 2at< 81, At So To-day,
State, hhd' sold ats W u.s. and rejected U.s. Al the
ran.er' had' sold a. foiio~s 49, TO- S. o Season
nearly scsed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

The object Of hi. suit decree for sale of n. nd
and slaves Of which Edmund Fore and di,trI
button of the proceeds his heirs and /,
appearing ~ proper I'm isv hd that the
ants ,hs children 1lsm deceased, who Judy
SON. and u Lucy SF.ny, who Licy
tn Stephen Fore ani Anihony Wodon
this state II IL ordered that they DO pesr within one mont
rtf due public ,Un hereof II what protect
h. and that copy Of This order be puo
week for four suc'esyc weeks In tbs Rhmon whg
~ IN. front door OF h- Curt House Of this County the nrst
day olhe neu County Court Copy--Tsst-:
hon-iz.5w wM n IL. Cieyk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-24
THIRTY. THIRD CONGRESS.
Thprs,liy, Mayll


IN ths Senate, the in.iigrut insane
bill, returned to the Senate by the Pre-
sident with objections, wa, taken up
Tor consideration, shen Mr.. Badger
addressed the Senate at considerable
length, principally in reply to the con :
stitutonal objections urged By the Pre-
sident. Mr. Badgfr's speech is spoken
o. as mastery argument. and was
listened to, a all his speeches are, with
profound attention. The further con,
sld.ra'ion of the 81 icct was post one,l
until Monday.
IN the House, Mr.. Richard son made
a mation to clo:c the debate on the
Nebraska question, when i series of
iilo'inns, questions OF order, call. Of
tug House, taking Of yeas and na,s.
&c, evidently tor tie purpose &c STAY.
inS on The question, was commenced
which was continued wi;tna. ip,er,un.
Ton through the day, aa,. night, an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-24

TExT ASf CuNMEST.--ResG!ved, that
we are for economy in the administra-
ton Of the Federal GoverGment. de-
nlocra.ic State Resolution.
J. Dem"cratic House of Representa-
tives has just passed bill Increasing
the salaries Of clerks and employees
in the Executive Department, several
hundred dollars each. Since the Lo
cos got. into power, they have also
created new offices with fat pay.
Resolved, that We are for a Tariff
for revenue sufficient to detray the ex
peuses of the Government, economical.
~ administered. democratic creed
They havea Tariff now in operation.
which yields millions upon millions of
dollars, over and above the necessary
expenses Of Government. but they do
not rerisg il.
Resolved, that We are against ex-.
trlragInt expenditures Democratic
state Resolution.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-24
Tns lssANr LAMP BrLL.-Presidci

T'HE lSsaNE LAND BrLL.-Presi,lcnt
Pierce SAYS, in regard To the constitu-
tiunali,y of such Legislation as the In
sane lan,l bill, making grants for cha.
ritable purposes, that "a decision upon
the principle in any one case deter.
mines il Tor the uhnle class" IL 50,
the President had decided III faror al
the bill before he ,ctped it. lie had
decided that it was constitutional Ia
give money out eI the Treasury to re.
lieve the poor unfortunate people whu
were wrecked in the steamer San Fran
cisco; aud then he had also decided
that 1t was constitutional to give $50,
600 to the officers and crews OF the
vessels which saved the survivors ol
that wreck. lie had approved bills for
both these purposes. Where Is the
clause nl the constitution WHICH autho.
rises such charities !. Whoever will
iind such clause will hc certain ia
find one autharising the granting oil
lands for the support of the insane.
Fay. 0Js,rrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-24

0J-Ths Spring term Of Person srperio: Count
vas held last week. Judge Manly presiding
BushroJ Harris. convicted at The Iasi term ol
ihe murder Of James w. winfrce, and witch
Judgment had been confirmed on an appeal to
the supreme Count, was brought into Court 10
receive the sentence of the law aud he .wss &C.
corlinsly sentenced to be hung on Friday the
9Th NJ June.
The trial Of Joseph Williams, charged with
The murder Of his father, which case Ind been
removed from Caswcll county, was continued
unii the next term &c the court. IN consequence
Of The absence Of an important witness for The
State.