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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Feb. 10.
The screw steamship City Of Baltimore,
from Liverpool on the 2sth ultimo. arrived at
late hour last night.
Cation had advanced li6 It'll penny il
the Liverpool market, with sales Of Two DAYS
&c / 5 900 bales. The market closed steady
Middling Orleans I'D; middiing Mobiles
7sd middling uplands I'D.
Breadsiulfs had declining tendency,
though there Is 40 particular change 10 note
in prices.
Provisions were generally unchanged.
II was reported that on the British taking
Bushire. after two hours bomhardment, Per-
STA submitted TO the British demands, but the
London papers do not credit il.
Great doubt Is also thrown on the recent
news OF the burning 81 the lactures at Canton.
Later intelligence from China is anxioasiy
looked for.
Rumors Of a modification &c The British
Cabinet continue. The Abefdeen party is
70 be introduced
Nothing more has been heard with refer.
ence 10 tie swiss affair.
TIE Emperor Of Austria has granted a
complete amnesty III the Lombarlo. Venitian
provinces.
The conferences II Constantinople res
peeting the Prerequisites are ended. The
Austrian troops will now be replaced BY
Turkish troops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

The modest manners, amable temper, and withal
the quick and active intellect Of this youth had
deared him to all his acquaintance But few weeks
ago he full Of life and animation, yet earnestly
impressed with the value of time, and by diligent
attention to such studies would best develop and
discipline his mind, preparing for future useful.
ness whenever he should enter upon the Threshold Of
LIES conflicts. Alas. he is now consigned to the
narrow limits Of the tomb! But the light Of revela-
ton ilunined its gloomy portals He had professed
faith in Jesus few months before and in his last mo-
ments spoke freely to an aiectionate sister of his
approaching death, and exhibited great calnness and
resignation to the will Of God. The writer Of this
slight to his worth ferventy trusts that He who
works good from apparent evil will sancty this attic
ton to the unendng felicity Of his bereayed father
and surviving relatives
Died, in Pensacola, Florida, on the morning Of the
18th ultimo, the Hon. WALKER ANDERSON, formerly
highly esteemed citizen Of this place. in the 55th year Of
his age. He removed to Florida, several years ago,
where he became distinguished for his many yir-
tues, and shared in large degree the confidence Of
his fellow citizens. The Pensacola Democrat an
!" He had for many months been yielding with ex-
emplary patience, fortiude and resignation to the
rayagcs Of most painful disease lie received the
approach Of death with the calmness and tranquility
Of firm and sincere christian, and has left to his
family and friends the sustaining and consoling hope
Of his happiness ia the spirit land. He was gradu-
ate Of the University Of North Carolina, and for
ate
ton After his removal % Florida he embarked in the
profession Of the law and soon acquired such dstinc-
ton urist that he was elected by our legislature
TO tue eminent Office Of chief justice Of the State He
was member OF the convention which framed con-
suton for the State Of Florida, and has been repeat
edy chosen by the people Of this county to represent
them. both in their Territorial and State legislatures
He was twice appointed navy agent this station.
lie gentleman al finished education and extern
sivc requirements, with strongly perceptye and
analysing mind In his death the legal profession
has LOST brilliant MEMBER and literature and science
ardent votary. In the many distinguished positions
in which public confidence had placed him he dis
charged the duties annexed thereto with ability and
integrity. In his department he gentle concili-
ating and uno5trusiyc in his religion firm and stead
fast He has len devoted wife and children and
many friends to lament his DEATH"
Died. in someryille, Tennessee, at the residence Of
his son.in-law. George w. Reeves Esq, on the 22nd
Mr. McColum was long a resident Of this place, and
len here about six months ago reside with his daugh
Ter in Tennessee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
Obituary.

Died, ii Washington. Hampstead county, Arkansas,
Al the residence of NJ. John Bouden on the 2sd Of
December last, u typhoid fese. srfrnss MooHE' The
third son Of stephen Moore, Esq, formerly q this
place. in The 10th year % his age.
A writer IN The Hampstead Democrat pays the fol.
lowing tribute % he memory o. this young man
@The reflection Of the christian poet, that
THE spiders mos, alienustcd thread,
l. chord. Is cable to mans brief hold on life'
found melancholy response IN the hearts Of oil when
the intelligence Of he unimsy death was received.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
INTERESTING PROM NlcARtGrA.

The New York Tunes has received later
intelligence from Nicaragua By the Cahaw,
b.. evidently from Walkers sympathizing
fliends. Il does not throw much additional
light on Walkers movements aud prospects.
II is uncertain Whether he Is still at Risas
with five hundred effective men. or been COM
PEELED TO leave that place. Captain scott vas
AZ San Juan with two hundred and fifteen
men, fitting out a steamboat with four pieces
Of ARTILLERY for the purpose Of rccapturing the
boats from the Costa Ricsns. Four hundred
men were expected from New Orleans. and
ninety.two ifum California in the steamer
Sierra Nevada. A quarrel is report d 10
have arisen between the 6uatelnalans aud
Costa Rcans. There is a rumore that the
Sierra Nevada had been seized BY the Costa
Ricans. On the. other hand there is rumor
that she has been taken By Gen. Walker Inr
the purpose Of conveying troops TO Costa
Riea, with the view Of attacking San lose,
and thereby " carving the war INTO Africa"
IL appears that the steamship company, Of
which Nc. Morgan j. the agent, Is husy send.
iDg out arms and munitions u war lIom New
York 10 Walker. letter from him 20 Walker.
dated November eth, seized by the Costa
Rieans. says that large amount u arms. &c.
had been shipped at New York on buard the
barque Governor Hubbard. and another letter
from Mr.. Scout, at pucnia Arenas, acknow.
lodges the receipt d them. Capt. Cockburn.
81 the British ship Of war Cossaek, vent
ashore at Puenta Arrears aud offered the pro.
lection Of tie British Gag TO all Of Walkers
new " emIgranls' a that place who desired
10 return. Col. Baekbridgc, Walkers agent,
protested. but ten men stepped from the line
sud elsimed protection a. British subjects.
not having becume naturaliked eitizensof the
United states The iiliibus,ers are very IN.
digusnt, declaring the act 10 be an outrsge e
Nicaragua and hrr rights. II j. said al Pucnta
Arenas that the british Government aud the
United States Government are acting IN con.
cert.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
r FAD THIS,

ALL those indebted to us on open
account, will please call and settle by
NOTE or CASH, on or before the 1st
Of February, 1857, as we intend do
ing a CASH and BARTER business
only after LIST January, 1857. We
believe it best for ALL, and are de-
termined to try it.
Those who neglect the above notice
may expect to pay COST. All kinds
of Trade taken in exchange for goods.
LATlMER & BROWN.
December 10. SO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
GREAT Los ny FLOODS ANp lcr.

Northern papers bring accounts 81 the
breaking up 81 the ice IN several rivers by
which immense losses have been sustained.
AT Albany the loss is estimated at two mil.
lions Of dollars.
The papers state that throughout Monday
night the utmost confusion prevailed. La.
borcrs were working all night removing
goods in the stores in The lower part Of the
city 10 the second stories, where il was
thought they would be safe; but at o'clock
the water began rising rapidly. aud The
workmen were obliged TO desist and run lor
safety. The water reached a point three
ieet higher than ever before known, flooding
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
Sale Of Negroes and Goods,

10y VIRTUE OF deed in trust, made by Messrs.
ID Mclean & Hannef, conveying their entire stock
Of Goods, notes and accounts, at Graham and at l..
w. Summers's, and also The whole of their real and
personal property, to me- for certain purposes therein
named shall proceed to sell at private SALE at cost
their large and extensive stock Of Goods at Graham,
and also the stock AT i. w. summers's.
shall also offer at private sale, until the l2h Of
March next. four likely Negroes one man, woman,
gill and boy; also one Horse, Cow, lot of Hogs,
two Buggies and Harness quantity Of Bacon House
hold Furniture, and many other articles
II the above property is not disposed Of before that
time, Qhe l2th,l shall expose the same at public
auction on that day, in the town Of Graham.
TERas-made known on day of sale.
All persons indebted 10 The aboye.namcl firm, at
either place, BY note account requested 10 come
forward and make immediate payment 10 me at Graham,
and to James NJ. Wharton al l.. w. Summers, as the
same will have to he collected without delay.
The trustee would call the attention Of the public to
three very desirable and well improved Lots for family
residences and three OF four unimproyed Lots in the
town Of Graham; and also TO Que Of the hest Store
Houses any where in the State large three.story
brick building THE upper story Of which is renting at
SIS year, TO the Alamance Lolge,) with excellent
cellar and large lumber room attached, all of which Il
offered on reasonable terms on short time.
ID. {. HARDIN, Trustee.
February IL 75-5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

The existence Of 50 many cases Of Rheumatism and
manageable Drnpses 10 section Of country has
been faeeJ 70 the mmoierae and ipjudicious use 81
Asseaic and Mercury IN Of Fever and que, they
eau only check tho symptoms. without removing the
cause Il not be wondered Of that these complaints
continue amongst long they used. The At.
cieJ ail say tell then. what shall 10 their
slesd We reply nse LeonlFds south American Fever
and Aeue Remedy which contains neither u those per.
nciaus dug. aud the disease will vanish like dew be.
tore the rising sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
PLOUGH. LOOM And ANVIL;
OR,
American Farmers Magazine
EDITrD AND PrrLIsIirD ~
"A. MASH and N. P. PARISH,

At No Beekmin Street. New York, near Park Row.
TERMs.--s3 10 Single Subscribers. not paying IN
advance; 50 so each to Two Subscribers advancing
the money in one letter; 80 each TO Three Suhscrr
bers, 50 advancing, aud : 50 each u auy larger
number.
EyROM IL commencement. eight yaars since, this
journal has been conservative 10 principle. reliable
in statements national 10 character. an single ~ ~
great Object Of advancing the Useful arts placing
Agriculture first, aud striving 70 develop It's science
aud 10 shed ghton a IL practical details Tot dseming
that agriculture can loatish uny 10 conjunction with
The Mechanic Arts. anil that lhcar hand 10 hand with
Agriculture, form The oniy permanent basis Of ia.
tons material prosperity. With lhtse principles
always prominent. j, his mauiainei a heh moral
position. making il 81 sistani Of The ianilg circle.
aud has maintained more select and Ndcf paifcn-
age than often happens ic journals Il the Lind.
By taking IN an al iiiional editor. 10 be entirely
devoted 10 ihe Agricultural department. We have
doubled our team and re gong ahrii, emitting
no Efforts whatever 10 make This jiufnal specially
acceptable and valuable 70 The AshtGliufasi, help
70 the practical farmer " hs dads business, anl
assistant ID The training " bis IL higher deErfs ii
excellence 10 the profession Ms,r IS lie progressive
spirit 81 The age. and tfsaus u disseminating Tie
foregoing principles still widely meet earnestly
believing hat lhei adoption will lc pfomniiyc d si'd
and Il good only e. iht whole county. " haze inif
obtain The work cr actual, les than Tic paprt taihg
anil binding would eos were il moi that We puhli.h
very large edition.
Reader look al our prices, anil stnl " SO ~ sn-
Gle e.py; II YOU desic IT for less. send s. 50
each fpr yourself and neighbour % 81 each i your
self and two others. Of 50 each f1f yourself aud
any larger numtst; and Il you waull sec The work
6fsi vi us know aud We viii forward specimen NUM-
bers 10 your address i,uiiou.y. This. all viii siy.
IL. L.
principle. by which yod can set The htges and bcsi
Agricultural Journal af half What We etulI alild 4
II We had IL 10 the business with yauhf0ash solieiiing
and collecting SCENTS such j. ht effect of The cash
sysiem Oh he suisriilsrs Il urti5lifss. Ad,lress
sAst1 4 PARISH
Me- gsssHaH ssnei, Nse LEX.
Janesis a. flas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

Copy Of ; letter received from v. s. Abhsi di.tin.
guished N. ID.
Tuscaloo. Ala, July s, 1855.
II. r. HELvnotp. Chemist.
No. :69 Chestnut ST., Philda.
Dear sra Il il with much pleasure ! recommend TO
The afflicted sour valuable Fluid Extracts. have pre-.
sefed Them in The various complaints for which they
recommended and have found them equally eiiica
eious. They arc the most aeiye piepaI ations d The
kind that ever came under my notice.
Very respectfully your,
w. Is. ABBOT, W. u.
(sec Advertisement beaded lIclmiolds Genuine Pie.
psfsiiOnsl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

,E,IIE subscriber would take ,hs method Of informing
Il Tie public. that his Mills Oh Fiat river, tlatc
Vaughn q swcney'-) arc now IN iie order inr the
manufacture d iJur. aud sociis liberal share Of
patronage Hc has lately put 10 wcoihs Of the very
be-, quality, whieh, with m experienced Miller, be
hopes u give general satisfaction.
His SHAN saw MILt l. now running 10 the vicinity
Of Camp Creek where Lumber Of all descriptions for
Inc market can BE- hal send in your bills 10 South
JOHN LOCKHART
Febrpary ls. 56-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

INFIDELrry DLcLISNo.-0ne interesting
fact was stated by professor Henry, few
days ago, that among the scientific men in
the United States. he knew Of but one man
who professed iniidel principles. This isan
improvement, and il doubtless is pledge Of
still greater progress. Our Presidents, one
after another, as they cnmc in. take the side
Of the Bible. aud an ever reigning, overall
ing God. and they publicly announce their
sentiments. See also the beautiful address
Of Mr.. Buchanan to the college Students, 10
which he warns them against INDUCING IN the
social glass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM in Cincin-
natl. Ohio. Convincing Esidence.-For more Than
three years have been Suffering with rheumatism, and
Enlargement aud pain Of the bones and joints. have
siriy followed the sdsice Of phy seians and al other
times ueed such family medicines as had been recon-
mebded foi the 81 rheumatism still did not i'm
prove in the least and frequently compelled keep
my bed, and thereby prevented from attending 10
NY business. some weeks ago | was induced BY a
friend 10 Try cahers Spanish Mixture. The effect was
miraculous. felt considerably improved aftOr had
taken the fourth dose have only used single bot
tie, and am entirely free from oil pain. feel better
Than | have iet iur years, and ! attribute my com
pleey.rrsored health solely TO the fCsrers span
i.h Mixture. consider il a most excellent medicine
far Rheumatism and III diseases Of the blood, and
cheehully recommend il 10 the afflicted.
n nI-DpIqsr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
Notice. For Settlement.

Il lii persons indebted to us by note or
~ account. are expected to call aud settle
BY CASH, during the month Of January.
Our accounts must be closed once a year BY
cash or note.
fg' All Groceries hereafter will be cash
articles.
&c. TURRENTlNE & SON.
January Z. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
CAROLINA BLACK HAWK.

vEsHIS Stallion, brought from Vermont last Spring by
II d.. William Strudwick, will make a spring season
in Marlborough TO commence the LIST Of March and
close on the 5th Of June. Terms, $50 the season,
$40 for insurance. Mares from a distance will be
boarded and well attended to by one Of the Of
The horse-price 37I cents per day. Special will
be taken 10 prevent accidents, but responsibility
assumed.
PEDIGREE.-Caroina Black Hawk was sired by
the old Vermont Black Hawk, (now owned by David
Hl OF Bndporr, VIZ he by the Sherman Morgan; he
by the Original, Justin Morgan the father Of the
Of Morgans The dam Of Carolina Black Hawk was
sired by descendant Of the old Postboy out of a
Morgan mare.
This Stallion will he six years old in July next, of
JET black color, medium size weighing thousand
and twcnysx pounds and one Of the best proporpned
and most elegant moving horses that be produced,
and for genileness and docity, both under the saddle
and in harness, cannot he surpassed by any geding.
When three years old he was trotted at the Vermont
State Fair against number Of colts by the horse,
and was the successful competitor for the premium.
He also trotted al the North Carolina State Fair last
fall and shared the premium with very worthy horse
of The same breed
JAMES +. CAIN,
W. S. s rREDWiCK,
+. N. STRUDWICK.
FIJI, II W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
Business Notice.

CTgHE time for going North is drawing very
~ close at hand. and we would earnestly So
licit our customers to make us payments at
or before court. We can meet our payments
only by collections. Make partial If not a
full payment.
j. C. TURRENTINE & SON.
February H.. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

~ Applica ion will lie made at The next County
Court, be held for the county Of Orange the iih
Monday ia February next change the place Of hold
ing the election from Mebsnes store some
venent and central place Tor the that precinct
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
LUMBER Lumber! Lumber L!

rV'HE subscribers would respectfully infotm the cit.
zens Of Orange. Person, and Alamance, that their
Steam Saw Mill is in full operation, 10 Orange county
near lhe Person line fourteen miles northeast of Hills
borough. on the main road leading fiom Hillsborough
10 Goshen Persons wanting bills 81 Lumher would
do well to give us a call. We will furnish any amount
Of Lumber AZ the shortest notice, otherwise gu all
orders committed % us with dispatch. Al orders al
dressed TO them at Caldwell p o.. 10 Orange County
n. O., will he promptly attended 10.
l.. w. HALL & CO.
n. B.-Wagons for hauling lumher can be procured
in the ncishlorhool. IL desired. l.. ". II. * co.
January q "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18

HAVING desire to go 10 the South West offer
LIZ for sale the plantation which now live, lying
two miles south of Marlborough, containing 400
acres about one half cle1red, the other half in woods
and the oft well waoaed. The baud lies well, and
well adapted TO the culture Of tobacco and all the
grains grown in this part of the country. For the
quality Of wheat the land produces. would refer the
inquirer 10 AeKanaer D.ck>on, Ekq, who has ground
all my wheat for the last seven OF eight years. The
plantation is well improved, has large and com
modious dwelling house, and house built lor office,
and all other necessary out houses, and threshing
machine. There il good meadow, gnod apple and
peach orchard, good many young selected uees just
beginning bare. The plantation i well waterel, has
on il number Of good springs there is spring Of
excellent failing water wiiin 200 or 23O yards
81 lhe house. and also well ofexcelent wafer within
few feet 1.-THE door, with milk house attached to it,
built Of rock lime and cement, and eisern IN i built
81 the same materials in which milk and butter will
Keep cool the warmest weather in summer. The n.
Carolina Railroad runs through the land, and none Of
the wood is more than hall nile from the road and
no hil TO haul il get is TO market Those wish
ing to purchase will please aud judge for them.
selves.
DAVID HART.
February 1. IL
-. RIIesh S,aniard and Milton Chronicle the,
insertions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
N O I IC ID !.

an THURSDAY the 18th instant, ! will sell 10 The
ohlghest bidder, my stock Of Goods hand, consist
ing Of oil the various articles usually kept in country
stole; stock Of Horses, some good Mich Cows, one
yoke of Oxen. and other Cattle; Sheep and Hogs, five
or six Wagons and Vehicles, Farming Utensils. House.
hold Furniture, two thousand pounds Bacon, &c.
TERas-Made known on day Of sale.
| also offer at private sale my Plantation, Mills,
Shops, &c. TEy nIrKSoN
February4. lids