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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Many strange events baye occurred, at
Washington within The last two weeks.
and impart an unusual degree OF interest
10 the intelligence from that quarter.
Among the latest are the following.
General Jackson has sent letter 10
the Hon. John e. Calhoun, clothed in
very severe language. requiring him 10
retracl something be had said in the de-
hate on the land bill! Mr. Calhoun.
however. did not think proper TO relraci
any thing be had said, but on placing the
affair before the Senate. took occasion To
rellerale all his former statements. We
shall probably publish the Presidents
letter and MIR. Calhoun's remarks in our
next.
Reuben VI. Whitney refused to appear
before the committee appointed 10 inquire
into The administration ot the Executive
Departments, and report Of the matter
vas made to the House; whereupon the
House passed resolution direcung The
Speaker 10 issue his warrant TO The ser
geant at arms tn take the said Whitney
into custody, that he may be brought to
che bar OF the House 10 answer Tor the
alleged contempt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.

Mobile. February 2.-'rhe steamboat
Champion. Capt. Murray, brings intel,
ligence--derISedfrom passengers on board
the cutter Jefferson. at Pensacola. three
days lrnm Tampa Bay-lha, the cele-
bra,ed Indian, called Jumper, and the
negro Abraham. have been captured, and
that 0seola himself barely made his
escape. with only five followers. in the
direction OF the south. General Jesup
was making every effort for the capture
Of the bold and persevering chief.
The sioop Of war Concord, with Com.
modore Dallas on board, was expected a,
Pensacola in about week. The Van-
dalia had taken The place Of The Concord
al Tampa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Ih"act from communication ~ the New
'''n E'ning Star, from Fayetteville earres.
pendent.
, The Legislature Of this State NORTH
|""''ha) have al lis session lately closed.
u, "'lue liberal aud generous eifor, To aid
"e ekerl'ons or her citizens bv the ap.
p1'P'la''on Of large poruoa Of the Sur
p'u' Received from the General Govern.
T 1%. 10 works Of Internal Improvement.
" hl'e ~ all the new States much ,rou.
NE ",s ia, u been taken 10 explain and point
W." , Tie various inducements of the CAPT.
a. .''''' 10 embark his means aud his in
"'rnce IN the accomplishment Of their
F'.yecled Rail Roads. Manufactures,
~ w. Me citizens Of Nurth Carolina have
,L ''n Sr'mlnaliy negligen, aud indifferent:
"e! nave slnmbered over the blessings
""'" the God OF Nature has spread
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.

EbEst ION VT FhDSiDEN y.
Marun Van Buren, Of New Ynrk was
yesterday officially proclaimed To be
lec,ed President nj the United States for
four years from the ish of March. 1887.
The votes for the different candidates.
as reported. were:
For Martin Van Buren, Of New York-if
the Yates Of Michigan be counted. 40
IL no, counted, 1877
Fur William III. Harrison Of Ohio. %
For Hugh L. White Of Tennessee. 90
For DANIEL Webster Of Massachusetts, Ia
For Willie P Mangum Of N. G. IL
ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENT.
IL appearing, upon counting the votes
of the electors of the several States. for
President aud Vice Presiden, Of the U.
States, that no person had received for
the office Of Vice President majority Of
the votes of the whole number at eleclors
appointed, the Senate yesterday Gimme
aiely after leaving the House Of Repre-
senta,ives) proceeded to the election Of a
Vice President. 10 pursuance Of The pro-
visions Of the Constitution: and the fol-
lowing was the result Of the vote then
given
For Richard NJ. Johnson Of Kentucky
--Messrs. Benton, Black, Brown. Blu
chanan. Cu,ber,. Dana, Ewing Of llli-
noise, Fulton, Grundy. Hendricks. Hub
bard, King Of Alabama. King of Georgia.
Linn. Lyon. McKesn, Moore. Morris,
! Muuton. Nicholas, Niles. Norvell, Par
ker. Page, Rives, Robinson, Ruggles,
Sewer. Strange. Tallmadge. Upton,
Walker and Wright-33.
For Francis Granger Of New York
Messrs. Bayard, Clay, Clayton. Critten-
den. Davis. Ewing Of Ohm, Knight,
Kent, Prentiss. Robins. Southland, Swift,
Spence. Tomlinson, Wall aud Webster
lie.
The Chair then announced tina. Rich
ard VI. Juhnson Of Kentucky had recelv'
ed 80 votes, aud Francis Granger l6.
The President after announcing tbs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Illegal v0fes. The cnmmitlee appoint
q - arrange the mode ~ Counting the
E0aes Tor Pressdenl and Elce-Prrsldenl
al The Unilrd States. hsss reported tlIal.
IN several d The Slzlrs NorIh.csEolins
smong lhrml individuals 1rre eh,.sen -
Elerlors wilo arr disqualified By the Con
siilatian fram serving. They stale Car.
liler. however. thai Inc general result can
not b. affected BY il. and recommend no
other nnlice IN be taken Of the eircuIn-
stance. eKnept " prevent future neeur-
renee Of il. BY Fe-IlersliHg. IN strong
terms. The illegaliIy Of such elections.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

The following preamble and resolution
have been adopted in the Pennsylvania
House Of Representatives, after conside
rable debate. by a vote of Sc to %; By
which it would appear tina, tina, state is
not disposed suddenly to surrender the
benefits Of the protective system at the
bidding OF" the party"
Whereas exerlions are now making 10
Congress To effect a reduction Of the pre-.
sent Tariff established by act Of Con.
gress of March ID, 1899. and
Whereas capitalists have been induced
10 make investments under the said law
of Congress on the subject Of the Tariff.
in fall confidence and faith that the said
law would nnt be altered until the year
1912. Therefore
RESOLVED. That our Senators in Con.
sress be instructed. and our Representa-
lives be requested, to oppose the passage
Of any bill which NAV have for its object
any change whatever in the present Ia
riff as established by The ACT Of the I'd OF
March, 1888.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

In our first page we have given a LEI.
ter from the President Of the u. States 10
the Chairman Of the Select COMMITTEES
Of the House of Representatives appoints
ed u inquire into the condition of the
various Executive Departments. and the
resolutions Of the committee 10 which the
letter has reference. Having transferred
the letter and resolutions 10 our columns.
We shall leave the matter TO the judgment
II our readers. We had. however. sup-
posed i, 10 be the duty Of Congress oc-
casionally TO Examine into The business Of
the Departments: and il every thing was
properly conducted in them, We should
not suppose there was any danger that
they would furnish any evidence ",o
convict themselves"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Aaother sllempl has heen ssds on de
life n Ii.r King "a France. II as shot
= hls passage from the palace b The
Chamber q Deputies. By . yaanz nan
bE The name sf Meanisr. bBl rrrslved no
injury. The y"ung man Vas ARRESTED
and Is undeTgaing IN examination.
coItan q Liverpool was advancing in
prirr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17
Temperance Advocate and
Youths, Instructor.
February 10

SN:iE subscribers propose 1 puniish IN the
- town Of New salem, Rsndolp, County,
n. c. 9 mOu,hIy psriodieci under the above
title, TO be devoted To- the statement Of facts
and advancement OF argument, tslculated 10
rrest the progress OF one of the most alarm
ing anu destructive vices that al present IN
lest human society.
Our attention has often been called TO the
fact, that no paper nov ls, or ever has been
published within the Unite o. the State. ex-
clusively deyo,edto the cure Of intempersnces
nor shall Q ieel ourselves entuely restrained
from the publication OF other matter that may
appear aptly associated vita the main object
IN view. Believing, ss we do, that there is Q
loud call for such q wUrk ss The one We here
propose; We thereby take the liberty VI solici-
ting the patronage and influence Of all we'll
wisbers 10 the cause Of religion, sobrle,y and
GOOD order.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

JUD0E WmrE.-fhe Spy in Wash
ingion. IN one Of his lale letters 10 The
Courier and Enquirer. gives the follow.
ing account Of Judge Whites appearance
belnre the commiliee oi Investigation. Of
which Mr. Wise - Chairman.
" The venerable man IN . firm and
digniied tone, remarked that if he VAS
sworn 10 Tell The truth and The uhoLe
truth, he should do il. but IL would be
with great reluctance. He said. that
from an early period Of his life. he had
been ihe intimate friend Of Andrew Jack
sou. That for himself. he had no oblec.
lion 10 be turned inside out before the
world, and be knnwn ss he really was:
But that during long intimacy. he had
received IRON General Jackson many
communications. under the seal and
ssnclIty Of caa6dence. That nothing buI
q higher obligation could ever exlort from
him the character and details Of those
conferences aud conversations. That he
understood he was brought before The
committee. by the friends OF the Presl.
dent. and in pursuance of hls wishes.
This being the case, said Judge White,
when am sworn u tell the tchole truth,
| shall feel myself released from al
former obligations. aud act accordingly
am nov ready gentlemen. 10 be sworn.
Judge While being engaged IN the du'
lies of The Senatr. he was moi sworn unit
the next morning. when the following
question was propounded TO him in writ
ing. to which he 10 10 give written an
swer.
DO you, Ofyour Orn knowledge. know
any act, by either Of The heads or lh'
Executive Department, which is ei,he
corrupt. or q violation Of their ofhcIa
duuesg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Bank kailare.-Among The important
rumors NJ the day. IN = stated thai one Of
the largest banks in England. having iis
head al Manchester. has Slapped psy-
meni. Is lisbililies are said TO be over
$500, OO0--Or about seven millions VI
dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

result. declared that Richard n. John
50 q ksHlseky. I'D bern ehassn b.
he Senste. - pursasnce ~ me pFssi-
ssoas cOnlainfd in lhs Consultation. Eiee
President q ne Uniaed Sisters for -four
years. commencing Hilh The An a March
next Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17
For Safe 90. Rent,
ST II A Y.

SRAKEN up and entered on the STRAY Boob
- of Orange county. on tue sist OF January,
by Anderson Horne. living about s'x miles
south east from Hillsborough, one SO1', Nhito
aud black, with smooth crop aud upper bit
in the right ear and three white PIGS unmark-
ed; one SOW, red with black spots, two
smooth crops aud q swallow fork in the right
ear. snd slit IN the left. with PIGS o. sandy
colour. anmarSed
JOHN A. FAUCErT, Ranger.
February 81 st.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

In the House Of Representatives OF the
United States Mr.. Patton, from the JOINT
Committee on the Library, reported
JOINT resolution Ia authorize that COM
mi.,ee TO conlrae, with Mrs. Madison for
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17
TERMS or PUBLICATION.

LIST. Each number will consist Of q fine su.
per.royai sheet, IN pamphlet form TIC octave
psges,) to be issued the fret Saturday in every
month,-to commence ss soon as sufficient
number Of subscribers are obtained. The
price will be one dollar per vol. Consisting Of
Is numbers,) Il paid within 5 months from the
date Of the Let no. received; or one dollar and
twenty five cents, within the year; if payment
be delayed until the expiration of that ,imes
$3.50 will be sxacted.
Letters relative Ia the paper must be adj
dressed lpost paid) 10 the subscribers, New
Salem, n c.
Postulssters, and officers and members OF
Temperance Societies will be considered agents
for this publication Those who may bold sub
scrip.ion papers, are requested to forward the
same by the 18th Of April next, as It Us expected
the st no. all be published the FIRST Saturday
IN Nay. WESLEY NiLsoN,
JOEL lNGoLE.
New Salem, N. C.Feb. 1887 ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

In Express Mail iOst.-rhe express
mail that left New York on Tuesday, the
26,h ult was lost overheard, or stolen
from the boat, between Perth and South
Amboy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Nesihmn HolreH. the murderer Of his
'aalher. for whose apprehension Cover
nor Dudley offered q reward. has been
arrested. aud il now in confinement u
Wilmington. 10 await his uisl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17
Markets.


Petersburg, februsyS
Coft0n-l3 . Isl cents.
Iobacc0-New Lugs. q ss
Common Ltaf. 3! a6
Good and fine-None.
Hhedt-l SO q Q 00;-Rrceeis very
light.
HOtr-Fsmily, SI2 a l2i.
SuPer6ne. ii III.
Fayetteville, februays
Coff0n-l2i a Is.
WheGf--l 50.
H0ur--s SO a Q so.
Cont so IS.
Far Seed--l 80 I so.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Richard p. Robinson. whose trial q
year ago as the murderer 81 Ellen JeEei,
caused great excitement in New York.
has, iI u said. oh,a'ard iieuIenanl's
commission IN the Texan service.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

A message from the President Of the
United States has been transmitted 10
Congress. relative to Mexico. which has
occasioped much surprise. Our readers
will fad it among the proceedings Of
Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

In the Legislature Of Rhode Island.
during its recent session, resolutions in
struciing the representatives Of that state
in Congress To endessor 10 procure the
passage of an act abolishIng slavery in
the dislric, Of Columbia, were rejected by
a vote Of 46 to Z.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

The Ogle,horp University. at Milledge'
vile. Georgia. was destroyed bs fire on
the 18th of January. The loss is esti>
mated a, $4,000 dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Re msssseFipi Dsbztss IN he Gonsasu-
laaa n The Ia'r rK-prrsideal Madison.
he sun IL lialny shoasani dollars
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

From a tabular list published in the
Advertiser. it appears tina. the exports
from the port of Wilmington, in this state.
for the quarter ending on the 3lst OF ia
nuary last. amount 10 543.935 dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

TIE reported death 0f the celebr4ied
Indian warrior Black Hawk. is said 10 be
> mistake.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Turkeys are selling in New York a
four dollars apiece!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

VENTRLoouIsA.-The citizens Or Ibis
place we're much amused on Tie evenings
Of Friday and Saturday last, by The per-
lormsnees Of MAsrER PLaTT. The Juve-
nile NenlrIlnquist. We were ourselves
among The visitors. and hesitate not IN
say, that this youthful performer Posses-
ses the natural faculty in an eminent de-
gree; and We doubt moi that when more
mature age shall give him perfect con.
mand 81 his voice, and experience has
taught him more skill in the management
Of n, he will be able 10 rival the most
eminent masters of this inexplieable ART.
His genllemanly department and propri-
ely Of manners are also calculated 20
make favorable impression. and will
much advance his progress in The esIi
nation Of the public.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

The Legislature Of Mississippi adjourn
ed on The 2ls1 Of January, To meet again
on the 2ls, Of May next. The ball in.
cooperating the Union Bank. with ca.
pilal OF fifteen millions and hall, which
had previously passed the House Of Re
representatives.. passed the Senate by a
vote Of III to 8. Il is to be located at
Jackson, and have six branches.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

Friday, February a..

We are indebted 10 The Hon. Robers
Strange. Of The Senate. and he Hon
William Montgomery. Of the House af
Representatives. lor several documents
and oiher papers. received during The
present session Of Congress; lor which
they viii please accept auf thanks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

Directly there 10 snow enough, the regulars arc TO
be exercised in snow shocs-a curious eght-to tect
their utility in . wRter campaign. Was II not -
Louis xiv time, 1873 that battle was fought on inc
ice in Hollands 49,
If these desultory and nconsequensal notes inter-
est you, yeu may expect more
Ever ours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08
M q N r. Y M A X X X T.


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,. g. one raons The great quantities Of mo-
auce Gaming here cotton tsbacco rice aanr wheat from
everv par, of the csuptr and the of
foreign goods are alss some OF these causes
The curainent of banks is still going on Since the
last statement aatea the Ist u is estm that the agre
gate curamen loans for the city are equal to 100000
All NAV be thus stated -
january NoremLer December
Loans S6,4t2462 32,7676o 322o0,0Co
S Si s sa52sso s's ~ 10y aeuooo
Deposiies iss8Sll I2sos4s9 I3Soo'oOO
These estimates for December are probably near the truth
the other fems are the official statements These cur,ai
ments are forced movements They are natural They
spring from the very operations trae In the flood tide or
1885, the average offerings made to one bank on the discount
day. IN Merchants were equal to $500 900 AT This time We
learn that the same item only $4,000 The aggregate aver
age offerings 1885, all our banks during the busy
on discount day. were estimated AT S5soO Oo-row the
same item Is estimated at $500 ooo
trade six months All the old houses are
audntipr old engagements-pot entering into No en,.Y
pres The eur,ailnent of the ba.ks n ,b.reeors
c,r,.;,n.n, nor i /, unno.ed tbev will 49,; =, a ,,
,bs month or March or anr, re,tve.
Ti. .,ovemen ,,,,~ m. All. q on of IN. c.n..s ~ ~.
fan IN exchange and f ,n,c. and banL
A,o,h.r cau,. i The accession n the
,,l NJ NV IN. eah;sb,.nt ~ hr,,cbes and gsnc.s
here ira ,s,lan,ed nv onulep, fore;rn bop.es
Cav months AFRO The eaI,hv ha.Lio. bonse of Ialord
Br,,cksr Co Of Lend,n and Amsterdam sent q. agen,
here ~ es,hb an for he of The commits
.ion and b,sne The of this house IN Eu
ron. i 10 exceed N and our estimate
J., ~. or 4 i nox IN The nrocs.. Of "a
80. c,r - ~, a,s.,sd n he Ansrc,n ,r,a. Til. ors.,
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"a'u' '"e soo'n 'o' 'e ~ sSo e pe'en' ""
prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

MExIco.-The revenues of Mexico are in bad
state; there is considerable deficit this year
pared with the last, in the various amounts received
in the various departments The Ministerial organ
proposes a new law TO meet the exiyencies Of the
times. pretty state to be in 10 think Of going to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

HoRsE sreRy.-Two or three Sundays ago, as a
company Of ladies and gentlemen seated at tea
up one pair Of stairs in Market street, Charleston,
they heard the nose of some one coming up stairs ;
the door suddenly opened, and fine spirited young
horse came Prancing into the room. The company
not wishing for the society Of this respectable quadru
ped, had TO back him down stairs, and tie him sp to
his manger there to chew the cud Of his solitary fan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

THKATnrcAL PRoPoRTIoS.-T are advertising in
Louisville for twelve young ladies, and twenty five
young men, as supernumeraries for the City Theatre
there Two to one and an odd 'un.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

Another BosToN ExcITEMENr-The refusal OF
the corporation Of Boston to let the Rev. Mr. Chan
ming and the abohtonists have the use OF Faneul
all "a deliver their sentiments relative TO the dis
graceful murder Of Loveoy, at Alton bids far 10 ere
ate great excitement IN the "cradle Of liberty"
Tbsre Is only one mistake abost the business. We
think the people Of Boston have right 20 show their
deos,o,ion OF the awful outrage at Alton, and that
,bev ought 10 be permitted express their sentiments
IN ~. acraole" ITSELF The only error is, they begin
:, ,be wrong end. Let them first get up an excite
msn, deprecatinq the conflagration OF the Catholic
Seminary NJ Charlestown-let them first reinsatc the
Moor deserted females burned out of house and home
ON ,ha, occasion-let them first pay the damage TO
n,;vote nreperty sustained en- that awful night
and then perhaps the world would sympathise with
,L.r oxc;,.msnt against the mob and murderers of
Alton.
Seriously and truly, there appears to be morbid
nisdirectop in the respectable moral sentiment OF
Boston, in attempting to get up on Indignation on the
Alton tragedy, when the burning, the banlshmenf,
the arson OF tho Charlestown Seminary yet remain
unavenpes unlqsidated. The Raw. Mr.. ChanRing Is
n ore,t uenius-a powerful wri,sr-a pious clergyman
he ia 10 our knowledge man OF the age-a man
,;cked ont Of millions His enthusiasm for the lber-
~ Of speech and OF tho press IS admirable honorable
excellent and christian. But how can ne forget the
terrible violations of all the principles of civil and re-
lgous liberty, perpetraed in the confagraton OF the
Catholic Seminary at Chsrlesiown, and confne the
food Of his outposrisgs to burning and murder al
Alton7
Jfcvsr the sacred PRINCIPLES Of liberty were viola.
ted without cause without excuse, without pretext
they were so in the conflagraton Of that Seminary
Let that Outrage he wiped away from the fair fame o
Boston, and then it may be time to talk of Alton and
Illinois.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

s1r REDWOOD FISHER, the crazy headed politician
has been app oinied Ward Justice Glad oft. He
will be able to give for the benefit Of the poor more
real cash, and less real rgmaroe in violent speeches
and RIDICULOUS reports. shall not LET him of for
less than $780, Apropss-has Joe Hoxie or John
Hsppsry sent in their contribution Of 5000 each for
tho NOR The will not be let off
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

CHAnIrY.-The charitable movements, begun at
Broadway House and Washington Hall, are-slow,
slow slow, very slow, VERY slow" as Samivtl
Weller would say do verify believe that / shall
have to rouse the female hear-the pure benevolent
female heart into action. Why can't few ladies
make movement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

THr JEws.-Has any one GOT copy of Sir Thomas
Brownies Pseudoiogia to lend Us for aday7 There
is chapter in that work on the Dusodio, which we
should like TO consult.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

II We respectfully request DIR. Van Buren, to re-
tire altogether, and let the next contest be between
CLAW and Calhoun