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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
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TliDS. MCKINNEY. Treasures.
VI. Z. \I,NII AII.. .Nfcrfinrn.
ME RoEs WANTED
100 NEGRO MEN,

WI WISH To hire, TO worn on the James Rive,
w and kanawh Ia Canal,
100 NEGRO MEN,
and number OF Boys, from Il to III Years old, to
drive carts, 10 be employed about } miles below
I.,nrhbug, the location of the contract being up
wards OF 20 feet above the river. consequently is
Drg and Haihy. The work will be- executed b,
Slaves only, aud they will be well clothed and fed
hundncly treated and but moderately worked. and
none exposed 10 the blasting of Rock, but such
as arc hired expressly for the purpose, Tor all Of
which, liberal hiie will be s,c,.
JAMES DtlT.AN.
IlIDS H. TOW LES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

a. The Presidents health, we rcrrc, To say,
is very prccarlous Access to,isi,ors, except the
members OF his Cabinet, is int,rdictcd by his
ply sican, (Dr. ilunit)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
MAREIAQ1.

Maurice! in Pcreyn county N. c. on Saturday the
81 "N'. lay IL" Rev. Mr.. Bailey. Mr.. SAMUEL NJ.
SlhprN, FORMERLY OF Fredericksburg, Va, 10 Miss
oAnoLisE ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr.. Jesse
iia,r, oil Lyncbburc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
NJ. tiOisEsIS KERR,

pFNN N.Y. IHT,
w Oh I'D Inform his friends aud the public, hat
w he is constantly receiving EIsN GOODS,
winch l,c is ST., LING OFF at reduced prices.
In few day, he will receive hls 3D. SUPPLY
for the season.
Nov II Nv If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
Dec. II
.v'DI'xCE'.

A NERO ANrI..E Establishment tor sale in the
~ Country. in good Hcislbourlood, and .an he
had low il immediate application be made to Jos. ID.
Evans, L,nchburg, who will give the PARTICULARS
The store is located in the upper end OF Campbell.
December I2 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
F()UN ID.

EDU Nd.
ENOUND certain Of money whic', the
l. owner can get by describing the same, aud
paving tor this advertisement.
MILLER q ROYALL. p,
Nov % Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

O. For several Editorial articles the reader Is
referred To the first page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
UtRDS' LFCkY OFFICE.
Splendid Scheme for l5ll, December.
ichm9nd icadcmy Lotfsry, 3D. Glass, for l1:6.
NEGROES WANTED

4 WILL give the highest price cash for lhcl
I Young Negroes from IL to - years old.
SETH WODDROOF.
November ! .Im II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
LAND FOR RENT.

HAY J. two small. Plantations in Amherst, o
l. rent. F.. FLETCHER
November II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
diF-rns' ,<0ringS sSUuE
Ar NNf'Itni If.

AEPoSlIl.S OF not less IN amount than h,,
A. dollars will he received II, tln> In,,., .a,. aud
ccriicates granted, payable, upon len days notice
with interest from The ddtc I the rate of } per cent.
per anuum, ior such as ma, hrwlhdrawn ~uh,n four
m"ntli,-and per cent. per annnm Tor such rs re-
maiuiout and not eNceed,ng sly months--nnd :, pc,
cent. per annam Lon ANY tn,e exceeding slx months
biicc o the Institution, tour doors below the Far
mrf,' Bank.
JOHN RhRlN MCDANIEL. prfSFt
THDS. M,kiNNIN T'reuxurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
TJ, prcJjcfiou-and tie fu'fimruti


The y. Y. ConInercaI Of the l,t, contains n letter
FROM It's Washington Correspondent of the llih which
sketches some OF The points oi Mr.. Leghs mu,n}10pos
Snrcil-Anlunu Others this
NJ H. spres," that lrn!rr.
in In. settlement, that wirh France
of " bat has TRANSFERRED, vr"au Ih,
have expression have lHni another
ami lin CORE. prrI M l~r:h That Iarre
doubt; But ,opr ,o ;hrIr repre-
any ,iar else know Of or,,:urc desirable r"u'.''
-Four DAYS after. the COMMERCIAL gives The letters
of the RnlhSchds. announcing that every thing was
sred-tat war all overland that The course of the
President is no, calculated 10 pr"duce but peace.
The O." after, the same Cuinncrca! gives the follow
ing rs an extract from Of lis Paris Correspondents,
possessed Of The best opportunities OF information:
nav I -" hch well know tn ~ 'ru"hut %;
nia-cr. nj merlin. held Nun!ay, Che lI
ycrmrnt oil the United STATES IIi"m:h ha JAMES,
ihrrr n. present. they Mg arr t'cd NTH TIE
vdaGOGs rra c ard i'oi 'n r'afgi pay the
the .im.dH Orr"wr mM '":r"r 10 tcIn Is
IT. be JIG "
Look at TINT picrurc-and then Al his. What becomes
OF the vaiirnalnrIs Of the Virginia Senator: here
are his probabilities: The King and his Ministers are
satscdald The Treaty is to be carried into full
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

The iafuriled politician Ike The fallen ArcIhngcl is
taking ''c"uragc from despair. iiallcd in his attempts
10 caunlnau. the president .rr his conduct 10 France,
by the brilliant which has altcndd his rnsSsayr
d!srraced in the eyes OF his country because he would
not ro for tina. country against Frarcc-slckenrd aud
Infatuated by the brilliant prospects OF Nh an buren,
stripped ui ali his pTcrnsl"ns TO The Presidency, and
thrown into minority 10 the Senate ilSci s'Ill there Is
one bright point IN the scene before NM lie Bank Of
the JnErd States which he wished 10 clonyac. under -
draI u.p,cs is rising from her ashes under the charter
Off Temporary hE majority III the STATE OF PennsYlva
MIA To revival he Is nnw looking tor The rrsucita
ton Of his own party and prospects, | he moment he
hears of lis success lie rass his standard again IN The
Senate blows his blast to his dtsconflttcd followers,
declares war anew against Mr. Van Bu!en-and dreams
once more of victory. The object oi his Wednesday 8
Speech is to revive his ars-lo insprt the Senate Of
the L. States to rally, and ifpnssibe, 10 Ince our
The following is from the Cube of Thursday morninr
.g,yk OF ilIf UNITED STATES AND THE SENATE
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
"The Bank is re.cnarlrret aud the Senate is IN
"Today Mr.. Ewing, of Ohio, trIumphanlly pro-
claucd The passage u the Bank charter in Pcnnsylva-
nia and Mr.. Calhoun proclaimed war in advance npon
the hex, administrations and loudly announced lis
tain overthrow. Taking up Mr. Mangums threat of
panic war he re.aSsrr;pd the sentiments OF that gentle.
inan aud with violence and more outrageous Ian
ruare To- the President anil Wee President than has
been used since the panic session, proclaimed the new
war upon the Baltimore nominee and It's Inevitable sue.
cess Cen WALL Of New Jersey, promptly and V'go1-
ousy and indignantly replied TO these furious attacks
upon the President and ice President
such is the budding fruit Of the re.char'ef OF Inc
Bank 1t is the lever IF Arc;medes to the Opposition It
is the power with which they are to crush the ensuing
Administration. Let this fact, and this day ~orK III
the Senate, be remembered as the commencement Oh
the new war-thr SECOND panic war. For one thing
the Democracy of the country vii! be thankful to Mr.
Caliouns whence to-day: and that Is tor giving US
view n the mode uf operating 10 blow up the next Ad
mustraon IL is1hr oil gamegta rar on Tic currency
The paper system is be Expanded till it bursts, and The
whole country involved in the ruin Of broken bank
currency The multiplication Of banks, and tic multi
pcation of paper money 10 do this business; and who
is multiplying banks, with millions upon millions of ca
pi,a and authorizing them TO issue two three pape
dollars for each silver one: Who is doing this 1t ii
the Bank hgs They are at it in every State where
cisey what is relied upon to blow up the next Admins
traon, and overwhem the country with the ruins
broken bank currency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

A RNANSAS LANDS.-I will purchase Military Pa
n tents Tor lands in the Territory of Arkansas
JAM T75-l2t1 GEO. L. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

DION SALE, very cneap. Rifle UNIFORM, very
e lle used winch will be sold for half the original
Cost. Apply to HkrnrEroS ~ SoSs.
Feb d. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
THE BANh-RcSHScilnir;I'

The die is cI,l. \ bank which had been rcrurd b.
the Republican, party. SaIGe,i up"m III" People Of
rrns, vana. ai,l u r InOn, with capita! Of Mirty-
fsc muitOHs Tor HiTLy YEATS under the nac u "A Stat"
Bank to br rrd The LniicA Sidics EaHE Who have
done tins deed: Why temporary na 'riy nj Wings III
the House Of Representatives,. who owed lI-r ,rcpn
To division IN our ranks aided by few traitors in the
Senate They have done this deed. without any appIi.
cation from the people, contrary to their rnonstrancrS;
and they rejected pr"ps ton 10 refer ii ~ t' People
OF Pennsylvania Seduction and corruption written
upon thr very face OF! il! They have pushed 1t through
with most Indecent HASTE lest rising voicc of the PEG.
pie should niInlaIt the traitors and defeat its passage
The pliowingis III" history III The urnouccnt, taken
from the PlIirlph,; sentinel!
Ertrnrt of IL ic,trr To the EiiUrS drtrI,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26

---~s 70 s~---
wasm ,Fshruarv 81
Yesterday. the following highly inter-
estiug Message was transmitted bv the
President OF the United States To Goa.
gress:
I, "a, Senate and HOw" Of Representatives:
| transmit. herewith, to Congress, CO.
pies II the correspondence between the
Secretary nf STATE. and the Charge DAT
fares al h,s Britannia Majesty, relative
to the Mediation Of Great Britain in our
disagreement with France. and to the de-
termination Of the French Government to
execute the treaty of Naturalization
without farther delay, on the application
for payment by the agent of the United
States.
The grounds upon which the media>
ton was accepted, will be found fully dee
veloped in the correspondence. On the
part nf France, the mediation had been
publicly accepted before the offer of it
could be- received here. Whilst each of
the Two governments has thus discovered
a Just solicitude 10 resort TO all honorable
means of adjusting amicsbly the contro.
versy between them, i, is matter of con-
graduation that the mediation has been
rendered unnecessary. Under such cir,
cums,ances, the anticipation NAV be con.
fideutly INDUCED that the disagreement
between the United States and France
will not have produced more than a tenn
porary estrsngement. The healing eff
fects Of time, a Just consideration of the
powerful motives for a cordial good un-
derstanding between the two nations, the
strong inducements each has to respect
and esteem the other. will no doubt soon
obliteraIe from their remembrance all ira
ces Of ,ha, disagreement.
OF the elevated and disinterested part
Ike government ofGreat Britain has acted,
and was prepared to act, have already
had occasion To express my high sense.
Universal respect, and the consciousness
of meriung 1t, are with governments as
with men. the just rewards Of those who
faithfully exert their power tn preserve
peace, restore harmony, and perpetuate
good will.
NAV be permitted, trust, a, this time,
without a suspicion of the most remote
desire to throw off censure from The ike
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
Van Buren, Meeting.

TvHE citizens of Orange county friendly to
1 the election Of MARTIN VAN buren,
and RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, TO the Pre-
sidency aud Vice Presidency Of the United
States, are requested to NEE, at the Court
House in Hillsborough, on Tuesday the 18th
OF March, for the purpose Of appointing uele,
gates TO attend District Convention TO nomi-
nate Van Buren, Hector for this district.
February 25. 0s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26

From Florida we learn, that large
numbers of volunteers and other troops
have entered the territory, bu: they have
not yet had any engagement with the
Indians. Ii appears tina, the Indians have
destroyed the property on all the planta'
tons south of 81. Augustine. and that for
a distance OF $50 miles not house is left
standing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26

The bill to rechsrter the Bank Of the
United States has passed the Senate Of
PENNSYLVANIA by a vote Of 10 to IL
eight Van Buren, and MuhleHburg men
vnling With the majority. The Cover.
NOR has also signed the bill; and the stock
holders. at a meeting held in Philadel.
phia on the 18th inst. unanimously &C.
copied the charter. This institution has
therefore become state bank, under the
title of d" the United States Bank"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
NOTICE.

SHHE subscriber having been qualified al the
- February term Of the Court OF Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions for Orange county, as exec1-
tor Of the last will and testament of ALEX-
AMBER ALLEN, deceased. hereby gives 40.
tice to all persons indebted to the. estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
CLAIMS will present them properly authentics-
ted within the time prescribed BY Law, or this
notice will be plead in bar al then recovery.
JOHN SCOTT, Err.
February IS. Sc @ OF
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TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS will be received for building q
- STONE JAIL, IS feet long, "a feet wide,
two stories high. until the 18th Of March.
A plan and specification will be shown on
application 70 the Commissioners.
JAMES S. SMITH,
CAD JONES,
JAMES WEBB.
March 1. 0s--2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
Anti-Van Buren, Meeting.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF the eiu
- Gems OF Orange county friendly to the
election of JUDGE WHITE, will be held at
the court house in Hillsborough, on Wednes
day the 18th of March, for the purpose Of 40
minating suitable candidates to represent the
county in the next General Assembly. A &c.
neral attendance is requested Of all who feel
an interest in the prosperity Of the state.
February 25 0S-
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prevention Of mischief on ibis subject, \
has been witnessed within the last year.
NJ. Van Barren may not be m abolislon-
Id; We irnsi ne 10 no,; but after his
course on The Missouri question. il aould |
be unreasonable 10 expect from him >
jealous cooperation wilh us in resisting
their nefariOus asismpls 90 our property
and lives. One other consideration ne
deem worthy 10 Be mentioned. North
Carolina has never Pun forth any citizen
Of her own Tor the chief magisiraey Of
the Union. This is the FIRST occasion
When she has had an opportunity II ele-
waiting 10 thai Office one OF her native
sons. Surely IL he be not less qualified
than his competitor. IL his principles he
not more objectionable. IL he has render
ed public services equally valuable. ne
shall moi postpone his claims 70 IhOse Of
any individual xhseyer
ResOLref. therefore. That We have the
highest eonfdence in the wisdom. firm
ness and unsullied purify Of character Of
HUGH l. WHITE Of Tennessee. and
that we viii cordially support him for the
next President 81 the United States.
Resoired further. That we have full
confidence in ihe ability. consistency aid
integrity Of JOHN TYLER 81 Virgins.
and concur in lhe nominaIion whlrli has
been made Of him Cor The Vice PFeslden-
cy.
Resolved further. That James Mehane,
DR.. Sirudwick and Harrison Parker. be
appointed 90 meet the delegates who mas
be appointed IN the cnuuiles 81 Granville
and Person, al such nme a. they may
agree upon. 70 nominate an Eleclor for
this district.
Resolved further. That We entertain
the highest respect for the public and
private character. and enurely cnniide IN
the political principles of General Ed
WARD B. DUDLEY Of the cnunIy of
New Hanover. and will endrasonr To pro-
mote his election 10 the Office Of Cover.
nor of North Cstolins.
The report having been read. DR..
Smith addressed the meeting 10 very elo.
quent and appropriate terms. Tie was
followed by Mr.. WaddeIl and Mr.. Me-
bane.
The report. with the accompanying
resolutions. were then adopted unani-
monsly.
tr. Nash then moved that the meet
ing adjourn IN meet again on Wednesday
Of the Superior Court; but withdrew his
motion al the request Of l3r. Smith. Win
briefly stated. that the object of the adj
journed meeting vas Ia nominate sulla
bic persons Ia represent the county III the
next General Assembly; and A. he was
opposed 10 caucuses of all kinds. he
wished notice To C. InIn all paris Of the
county. that every person might have an
opportunity 81 attending.
| On motion, q was
Resolved, That the editors Of the Hills.
borough Recorder. the R,lrlgh Register,
the star. and all other papers friendly Ia
the cause. h. requested tn publish these
proceedings.
Mr. Nash then renewed his resolution,
and the meeting adjourned Ia the Wed
nesCiay OF the Super"r Couri. being the
18th 0f March.
| CATLEr CAMPBELL. Pres.
WM. HOLT. 7 y d..
| II. PARKER.
PpsSSo h sr.sprrs. Secretaries.
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euiiss. Or 10 point II 10 any other denaTt-
mentor branch Of the government. 10 re
fer % the want Of effective preparation
10 which our country was found n the
late crisis. From the nalnre ~ our IN
slilati0ns. The movements Of the govern
meni IN preparation Tor hosiililies must
ever Be Too slow for the exigsneies ofuns
expected var. | submit il Then 70 you.
whether me FIRST duty we owe 10 the peO.
PIE who have eon6ded 20 " their power.
j. not 10 place our country in such an
altitude as always 70 be 50 amply sup
Piled with The means Of self defence. as 10
afford no Inducements 20 other nations 10
presume upon our lorbesrsnee. or 20 ex-
perl important advantages from sudden
assault. either upon our commerce. our
sra eaastor our interior frontier. In case
0f the commencement Of hosiilities du,
ring the recess Of Congress. The lime ne
eessarily slspsing before thai body could
be called together, even under the most
favorable circumstances, would be preg-
nznl with danger. and if we escaped
without signal disaster or national dis
honor. The hazard Of both unnecessarily
incurred. couId not fail 20 excite feeling
OF deep repraaeh. | earnestly recon-
mend Ia You. therefore. 20 make sach
provisions that in no future time shall we
BE- found without ample means 10 repel
aggression. even although il may come
: upon " without note Of warning. We
are nov fortunately 80 situated. that the
expenditure for this purpose will not be
fell, and II II we're. il would be approved
BY those from whom all its means are
derived. and far whose benefit ouly il
should be used with a liberal economy
and an enlightened forecast.
In hrhalf nf ihese suggestions | cannot
forbear repeating the wise precepis Of Ont
whose counsels cannot be fOrgOIlen
"The United States ought not 10 intulg,
q persua,ion that, contrary TO the nrdei o
human events. they will forever keep .
q distance those painful appeals 20 ARM
With which the history Of every other ma
tsn sbounds There is rank due TO th'
United States among nations which viii
be withheld. Il not absolutely last. by th'
reputation of weakness II we desire u
!. a,old insult we must he able 10 repel il
If ~ desire IN secure peace. one Of Ih
mos. powerful Instruments 0f our rIsin,
prosperity. IL must bp known that WI
are at all tunes ready for war" ..~.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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NOTICE.
MOTTO E.

SnHE subscribers having been qualified al
- the February term Of the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions for Orange county, al.
executors 10 the last will and testament of
ROBERT TlNNIN, deceased, hereby give no.
tice to all persons indebted to said estate 10
make immediate payment; and those having
claims will present them properly authen,ica-
ted within the time prescribed BY law, or this
notice will be plead in bar oftheir recovery.
DAVID TINNlN.2 E..
c. G. TlNNIN.
February IS. OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
STEAMBOAT
FROM
Petersburg to City Point,

TNHE public are respectfully informed that the
. New Steamboat EAGLE, Capt. Chase. has
commenced running from this place to City
Point, to meet the boats from and TO Norfolk,
and will leave in time to ensure passage TO
or from that place. No fears need be appre.
hended by delay, as the boat draws but Two
feet water, which will ensure run at oil times
oftidc. Passage 81, for which apply on board,
0rro p. RYAN, .ageat,
February sos 3w Al tie wharf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
February % iss

The Senate of V,rginia has adopted,
By a vote OF 10 IT, 10. The expunging
resolutions" IN the same form in which
they were received from the House Of
Delegates.
The Governor having refused 10 for.
ward the resolutions To the Senators in
Congress. they were again passed by the
twn houses. aud forwarded TO the Sena
tors by the Speakers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
ATLyAN buren, MEETING.

UH.sE - - slsa.ss 81 state is.l saa
Il az sAanAE are oppestg &C. Asstfn
Van BhFfa ard HMhsFa NJ. IrAmsaor leg % o
Presidency and Wee Presidency a The IEssa
States. are respectfully lnaled - rasst ii Cha-
pei Hill. - the sseond Saturday n N rsn, lsr
ne purpose o. nominating saIsable psas"ns for
The respective Offices q Prrsi6snt ane Wee
President az che United States.
Chapel it'll. February Is. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For sale.
$500
OFFICE OF TIE GREENsBoRoUGH PATRIOT,
WITH A LIST OF BETWEEN 900 AND
o.. 700 SUBSCRIBERS.

TOY virtue Of q deed Of trust to me executed
~ by william Swain, deceased, l shall effer
for sale, at the Office Of the Greensborengh
Patriot. in the town Of GreensbOrough, 90
Monday the 2lst day Of March next, all the
PRMr,Ns MArERIALs now used IN the said OF.
zee, consisting OF Super Royal RAMAGE
PRESS, Type, Stands, Cases. Gsllss. Chases,
Pressbostds, &c. SC.
The Office House will also be rented or leas-
ed. The house is large aud commod,ous, has.
ing rooms sufficient for the accommodation Ut
a small family.
The establishment Of the paper, is of sufk-
Gent importance to elicit the attention OF all
persons desirous of permanent business and
residence. The village is fourishing and the
society good-hasing justly acquired repasa'
ton for intelligence and morality,
Terms made known Oh the day of sale.
ALFRED E. HAMMER, Trustee.
Greensborough, February Is. -0S
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26
Van BUREN, MEETING.

ffsHERk wlls be Q meeling II shs friends Of
Il MARTIN VA BUREs. n William
Triee's Store, on Aes Hope, On Saturday The
5th Of March. for tie purpose Of nominating
some &c and suitable perseh TO represent -
IN the next Assembly Al Raleigh
February 26. o8-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26

Town Property For sale.
k> The subscriber offers his
6MtTIn lots 10 liz sasaFc0sL :sT sale.
"fftw he situation 10 one Of Ihe most
Ak% eligible in the pace 80 private
read 5nas u contains slx seTes. has spriug
on il. and constant braneh running through
il; the House IL 9 comfortable family resi-
denee eontar ing sIx rooms. with tour tiTe pla-
ees with the usual ouI :iouses; 'args Barn,
WITT onv. al,.aI 40 Toumy Stables
Also Lot Of near TWO acres on the OPP
posiIs side ii ne stree: fhis 81 we'll en-.
ciosed, "a. framed House on IL 80 feet by IA,
with q good huck chlnasy =.
Also Lot in the bend. containing 30
acres. . h"use o 4 mssa 80 . Stable, with one
large Siaii att Feed koom
THIS property vi! be sold IN fair, nay law
terms, % the subscriber intends removing
West, either for casa rsean
~ ALLEN ]. DAVE.
FEBRUARY IS o.:
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-24

A Remedy .tor Arsenic-Tobacco is said to be an infallible preventive against the fatal effects of arsenic, when taken into the stom- ach. In several instances where tobacco juice was swallowed after taking arsenic, no sickness resulted from the use of the tobacco and not the least harm from the arsenic.- This is an important discovery.