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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

>MYsTERIoUs.-Consid excitement has
been produced in this village by the report that a
gentleman named Barber, from Coldrain. Massa-
chusetts, had been murdered near Manlius Centre.
in this County. The circumstances of the case
as far we have been able to ascertain are these.
Some few weeks since, Mr.. Barber started from
Albany to go to Onondaga, for the purpose, as
stated, of being married; not having arrived, fears
were entertained that some accident had happened
to him; advertisements were inserted in the Alba
ny papers, and circulated throughout the State
offering reward for any information of him.
These were productive Of no clue to the probable
fate of Mr.. b., until Thursday last, when a Can
tain OF one of the Erie canal-boats, seeing one Of
the advertisements, stated that person answering
the description of Mr.. Barber, took passage on his
boat from Albany to go to Onondaga or near
there; that while near Manlius Centre he express
ed wish to get off and walk for distance. be-
ing tired of the confinement of the boat He ac
cordingly jumped off, and, at the same time.
another person got off from appearance black
eg) with him, with the expressed intention of
walking also. In short time, the latter person
again got on board, and when asked where Mr.
Barber was, replied, that being in hurry to get
married, he had gone across lots Nothing was
thought OF this at the time, and Mr.. BIS trunk
was taken to Buffalo, and then returned to Alba
ny, the owner not having called for it. On Fri
day, our citizens turned out to search the swami
near the place designated, but nothing was dis
covered OF the body. The search had been kent i
up by the inhabitants Of the surrounding country
with no present success. Mr.. B. was known tn |
nave $50 by him--how much more is not as |
Whig.
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man in Connecticut, two or three weeks
ago, wishing the frame Of his house raised, gave
public notice, that none but good and true Van
Buren, men, were to consider themselves invited
The Van Burenites consequently assembled for
a frolic and had one. They did not raise h;s
house, but they raised the devil Louisville Iour
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

A correspondent states that horses NAV be
brought out OF stable on fire, by throwing over
uer packs the saddle or harness to which they may
nave oeen accustomed-by doing this they will
come OUT as tractabe as usual This item Of in
lollhanon is quite important. The great diff
Guilty of getting horses out Of stable on fire was
evlnced at the late burning Of the Bell Tavern
stable-Richmond Compiler s
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16
LOG ROLLING.

AN AMERICAN SENAToR.-The Mount Vernon
(oho) Waterman of the 18th nlt., furnishes this
anecdote;-Ihe distinguished ex-senator. the
ron ION Thomas Ewing, is not to be hindered bv
siight imPedlments few evenings since, 81,
ms way TO attend court sitting in Mansfield, he
arrived at the south side Of Owl Creek. near tb;s
place, but was unable to cross in consequence &c
the swollen state Of the stream. The next !, ~.
ing, with characteristic perseverance and inrenn-
lty, ne constructed a raft Of logs, with which he
committed himself to the stream. and was bnrno
across, with bag and baggage, in all safety.,' d
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The venerable Elkanah Watson, the father 81
agriculture in the North, and the founder Of those
invaluable county associations, which have q
much advanced this useful science in this conn
Try assisted in the festivities Of the recent annual
lar Tor Berkshire, Massachusetts, at Pittsfeld. and
made an eloquent address. II was there we re-
coliect to have seen him, also, twenty years AGO:
ana MS vigorous mind, i is said, in the Albany
Daily, Is yet unimpaired, at the extreme ace Of
lourscore. lie Is one of those patriotic men Of
revolutionary days, whose paternal ANXIETY far M
Of his country watches incessantl, onor
her interests, as father over his children
out reference to party or sectional feenos ,,nt;i
time disarms them Of their usefulness. and rathars
them to an honored tomb.--N. i. Stdr.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16

creasing ascendanc- of the feudal houses. The
great royalties spring up, which destroy in their
turn, the municipal privileges now useless; then
come the other social phases, the phenomena of
which are without number, and are not yet all
known TO man.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-16
THE DYING GIRL TO HER MOTHER.

These verses are selected from Northern paper
They appear, and in truth are, not only well calculated
to ul the hrobs Of mothers heart but to impart dee
sympathy for their innocent subject" in the breasts
all whose eyes may drop upon them.l
My mother look not on me now
y With that sad earnest eye;
Blame not mother blame not thou
My hearts last wish--to die!
cannot wrestle with the strife
once had heart to hear;
And if 1 yield youthful life, 8g
Full hath it been Of care.
Now, weep notion my brow is set
The age of grief-not years; g57g
It's burrows thou may at wildly Vet,
But meier wash out with tears;
And could'st thou see my weary heart,
Too weary even to sigh,
Oh, mother, mother. thou wond'st start,
And say, "Twere best 10 dic!"
know tits summer on the earth
hear pleasant Tone
OF waters in their Ginning nrth-
feel the breath of June;
The roses through my lattice look.
The bee goes singing by, M ,.gss
The peasant takes his harvest-hook-
Yet mother, let me die
There's nothing in this time of flowers nE
That has a voice for me- 3sss4s a IL
The whispering leaves, the sunny hours,
The bright the glad the free!
There's nothing but thy deep love,
And that will live on high! .f,t.sg at4
Then, mother! when my hearts above. &,
Kind mother, let me die
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20
HAND WRITING.


Of the number Of young men who are
yearly sent from College into the world.
how few arc there who write even a
iOierable hand. The silly notion that
il - 8 mark of genius TO write badly. 10
the Cause Of many a Young mans spend.
ing his days in idleness. who might
Other wise make IN industrious and useful
eiuzen. There is no pursuit in life 10
which to wute a good hand will not he
found Of use. There are many in which
TO write well is indispensable to success.
Even amongst those Who come TO the bar.
we have no doubt that the notion 20 which
We have adserIed is often the cause OF a
failure TO get business. In The commences
menI Of Young lawyers career. any
kind of business which will give him an
opportunity Of showing an acquaintance
with his profession 10 desirable. TO
prnnarc documents with legal skill 10
in, enIanI: aud To prepare them IN neat.
&C ATE, and persplcuaus manner. is
liz, Alse very desirable. lie who can
do bnih will have an advantage over
hin Who can d. nniy the lnrmer. and
", i, IN consequence, be m"re likely to
e. quIckly nto sumo kind of business.
Others are apt to follow. We make these
r. i,rks IN regard to the legal profession,
b. i>e a careless hand. writing Is more
Of = found there than any where else.
] nther rmplnymen.> nf life would
admit OF similar illustrations.
Richmond Courier.
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FARMERS SCHOOL.

.RHE subsrribes has beea FER some iins
= coayinced, thsi Eaeilsh Sehosls q ne
irsi ordef we're erszsiy Needed u or eonn-
sry q shirb ne cons q our farmers mssaa
acquire thai Ind afpraciiral knouledge shsea
at qlalfg lhem e become good. aseial as
inleihRent citizens. u rann0l he denlea, taAs
noi few even ~ or most distinguished men
haVs arisen hom these sannd beaded and %
nest heaned lathers. who are emphaiaesla
termed lhe boAe and sinew Of our EepaoalCs
bat wha. far ihs waat ol suitable sehoois hatf
nni hai q IN t'isir poarr = give Their sons thaa
kInd 81 an eduraIlon whirh woUid have pEeraF
ed them Tor greater seFTaee % tfeis eounlry.
The saihsrrih. \, who i The PnncspAl IT tins
Institution. will nsr he best endeaEaEs - rem
der Il the frsi oil Iis kind. A detail Of hts plaa
eann.a here Re given; bur he wlll SIMPLY sa!,
his object viii he ts make geod Eagiisa ssks
lars. Marai and religious Instruction all =.
no means be considered . secondary Object
The Principal af this schaal tlaiters himself
that he all he pstrnnised by sneh gsaslsa'en
a. DO not wIsh 10 give their sons classical
education. hai who would be pleased 10 haze
them taught 20 read ara write eoEreeily, and
also thr English Grammar aid Geography.
with same knowledge al Astronomy. Maihe'
matirs. Rhet0ric, and Chemistry, xhsch u ~,
iImais'y connected With agriculture.
Price af Board and TuItion,l including can
dies, fuel, washing, and every thing 81 the
Kind. will be s45 the session.
This school viii be opsned on the second
Monday in January. Al Rock Hease. nine
miles west Of Chapel Hill and twelve mile
south vest Of tilllshanugh 4 more neslihy
situation there came, ~ In the state.
ELIJAH GRAVES.
Orange County Dec. 80. 81 3m
ZIP The editors Of TIE Raleigh STANDARD
and the Milton Spectator will insert the above
siK weeks, and send their accounts 10 this Of.
fee.
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mn the GIN OF February next. I shall sell, al
~ ,ublIc outcry. on credit Of twelve months,
at tie cpurt housr IN Hilisborough, very like.
ly SEGaD GIRL. about eighteen years old,
b. d and security viii be required Of tue pur.
obsser.
WIN. N. PRATT, Guardian
ofths tkiIdrsn Of Hrs. " - ala, late
DIS Elisabeth JImss, ViaOw Of ThOms
tamss deceased.
JanIsry IL So
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APPRENTICE WANTED.
HILLSBORoU Oh, N. G.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
~ DENNIS HEARTT,

ar THREE DOLLARS TEAR, OR Two DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS " PAID IN AtvASrE,
Those who 10 not give notice OF ,heu wish
to have their paper discontinued ss the exrna'
ton of the year, will BE- presumed as desiring
its continuance until countermande - And 20
paper will he discontinued until all arrcarases
are paid, unless Al the option of the publIsh"r'
Persons procuring six subscribers, shall rec
ceive the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen "rrs
will be inserted three times for one dollar '"u
twenty five ceuts for zach continuance. =,
Subscriptions received by the printer, ana
most OF the post rasters 10 the state.
All letters npon business relative 10 the pa
per mus, he POST ptiitk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20

Almost all the members af the Bona
psris family Says the Ptesse) are prepsr
Ing To leave Europe, aud remove Ia the
United States OF America. IN consequence
Of me advice of cerlaIn Saverelgns who
hs' = constantly gwen them marks III their
G. t-will. and II the greater psrs oil their
friends in France.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20

l. s stated in Pukln's Statistics. that
in 1910 between five aud str mIlIon
bushels Of grain we're disuIIed IN the
Unied States, and it is supposed the
amount is equally great at present. If
d. Tiers would pu. out their fires. there
W" id be nn scarcity OF bread.sIuffs,
Notwithstanding the snort crops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20

pURSUNNT 20 a Resolution Of the stock.
- holders If TINS Bank, at their last annual
General Meeting, al persons having CLAIMS on
said BInk Fur Orijends OF Capital or Profits,
Deposiies, nr Notes issued BY the Principal
Bank nr iis Branches, are earnestly desired tn
present them for payment to the Treasurer Of
the Bank, on or before the first Monday in
November next. they viii be barred,
as III" Stockholders will the. make a final di.
vldend Of the effects nj The Bank.
s. F. PATTERSON, President
Raleigh. Dec. %, 1876. 81 SIN
NJ To he inserted ~ all the newspapers
printed within the state Of North Carollns e.
three months-the bills to he sent 10 the Urea
surer Of the Bank, who will paw them 10 order
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sTATR OF NnRTH.CARHIN

STATE OF NORTH-cARHIA3
Gsaa'itss tOUhfy.
Goun ii l.sss and gnsTIsE Sssiou.
NoEsmberierm. ls3.
gawss c. GsEsrl. sanE. q Ba1
hszs fsssTf. EsaT. deceased. &
ssAss, feiilisae
% alis-4s D. GaEsiRgisa and Faa- sia.s,
NJ kls rifs. HEksuEd Ls=sFf, &
HIiiem tsEaEi
1T app, snhg 20 the ssilslseiioaysf l4s csv,,
thai lie d. iendsnts IN this rss sss - !,
si1nnis. a. 70 theariaxe 0Ederta, Hs' go =,
fann he maae 80 six suFetrrisc Mfrks u. d.
Hi.lsl,nsoach 4 e,GdsI. slasl EhfI aF,.raE =, ~
nsxa GnnHa .. F.sas ana QEaFarr SsFsssas =
BE- heaa iar sae esHHiy - GsEW.le, a. n ;
Court Ilaase ia nxf.'E,l. On she tiEEi M0rcsy
February nraI. thru AID iiErFsi" shsAFr "a.
psgnsises. otherwise ,hs saua. Nill hs isEss -.
sss)ssss ard hesId fT P4fs a. Is ih..a.
annsss. lanes 81 gyms, hIk u "a.
Conrl. 81 afs.r, a.. frs .'enfsy Il Nt,r.
hsE, 4. 4. iSSs
JAS. N. WlGGlNS. Gss.
Price Of ADS - 90. - q.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

N away is"n tae subscrb n August
'ts', Nrgr, man nam, Il SAM. abnui FL
~ vars OF age, common slz" uark complex
Ion. has scar on his breast, occasloned by a
burn wh"n yunng. Zen dalars reward wIll be
gwen for MS apDrehrHsi u. If returned 1" the
subscriber, or cnofiae so that go, eet him.
MICHAEL SHOFFNER.
Decembpt Is 4g San
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.iTEs. Eacinda Thomas.
MILI.INER. MANTUA MAKER. 4

era. located aerssif h. iill'sbnF"usL, oas
- door above MessFs l.NiimeT 4 sehaRs's
store. and ~ ready 10 exseair oil kIads NJ Mi.
liner's NaFk. Msnlua Making and pain seM.
log. 81 low Prices. Sire wIll execute her wurk
% The besl STYLE aud newest fashions. and
hopes 60 deserve encouragement iEsm the IL.
Ines and gentlemen Of Hiilsburoueh and IL VI
einity
NoTember ;. a.
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Sfr0y LlFOg.

"A STRAY Hog came to tho premises Of the
subscriber, near Albright Post Office in
orange county, on the goth Of December, sup
posed to be from drove which passed BY.
I"e owner can have it by proving property
and paying charges.
EUPHENEE b. KERR.
December &c. 81
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SEE MI Il R b!
EfLL IND H.ErTER
GOODS.

95gl010 9s a0H5 . S9a
ffsEE " pieasugs n laiafiaiag thssa ifaeaes
- and she pubic generally. thai thss ave
i,sl raeesgsd aad n0S aiier Tor sale, 81 the I'D
ssaad 81 4 Nicasls s 60.
AVERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and H.ihter Goods.
Thsls tiaoAs hAFe baau seirsleu Math great
care IN lhe New i0Fk ard PallaarlFs'ia MAT
krts, aid hausht rniiFsls ailh cash they there,
iare feel raaiideRi IN saying, they can and asHs
sell - gooi bargains - any other house N The
place.
Cal and sHamiae our sonds. and decide inT
yosfsrlsss; Il yea Ike :hem aud our pFiees,
We viii Ihank yOu far y0nT eos,em.
fETs tiuuis ~tll be siyra IN fsehsags lei G.
veTy sleserisiiaa II ,oAaiIs-nafs Cieih.
OF. LoagS Co. would respectfully tender
their thanks to Oh. Publie dor the very lihsTsl
patronage they have herei0lpr. received and
hope, by close attention 10 their hasiasss aud
moderate pfiees. sthl TO merit aud receive
respectable porii1a u their ensiom.
October lS. IT.
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WlaalAI Wa a9AYa5
EavatsssE5le O.s'aWE.vT.
20 rnE q I. o.
External lbiseases. viz.

White Swrillngs. Scrn:ula aud other 'ru.
monrs. Sore Legs anil Ulcers. Uld aud
Flesh Wounds. : nans aud Bruises,
>wrillngs and Intrma us. Scnlds and
Burns, Wnmen's ore breasts. ScaId
Head, Rheumanc PANS. ChlIblatns,
letters. t.rupuons, Bites. Whluow>-
and mos, efectual remedy tor The re.
muval Of COrns.
Also, BeckwiIh's Anu. D,spepnc Pulls,
FOR SALE ~
ALLEN PARKS.
September 9. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Granville County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term. le36.

ElisssfiA Pace 4 eisTH Fs,a,aa
Jela erihsn,'s Asirs. l. SiLsrs. Of Land.
~ app srang 60 Ihs sslisisclor IL tie ,nu.:
lhsi John and EmzsatIh 4 awlL,tn, shlsr.s
and hens ~ iax ~ JutB Iss thnrn, aTtts.te
tie children and hens Of Law a. " nlish. . n.
li,urn. aessasrd: L.msFI ~ thorn. o.. n.
lolls Dlmenl. NIeor II AAihsn bim.u,, 4,
esas.d are not lnhahnaRIs ~ tlis sibW A. e.
therefore uIdsr d, thsI puhicailrI b. nee, ;a'
81 snesssslTs weeks ~. the iiIlishoFOash G.
cadet that the sald G'ienasIir spp, - q, tie
neat Court q. Pleas aid Quart sssslUi, 70
be BE- iaT The souuty ~ 6tsGs,lt, - tls
court house IT, OIioTs, On the hrs, MnrIn q,
February next. ItsE Eisi there &C. Psad, ., - Il
OF dsmvs h - d Psilliau, "'hS'NIss u, ,srs
nil be taken pro rsHJtsa0. AID hesiG "a -s.,
ss 10 them.
Witness. James NJ. Virgins, cl,rs Il .-.d
Cont, a, ,iiies, the frst Monday Vf No',m ,g,
A. d. 1856.
Jas. NJ. VIRGINS. Gak.
Price Of Adv. 81 90. ~. -
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r. OR u Al. r..
wOOD-wOOD-wOOD!!

ssT&St tIBrRSta, Il g.. Ter win In,eud
- make payment Nd are reque-ed
20 tecol II 4 I AZ vds sesssn Of the year The
arti",e il mY h needed.
NoveAber ~. d.
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Office.

AT mssttrR r. = BY the vsrdtns Ct the
Pon', Of Tie PutI Houtc, On the sih q
s'p'tmhe' iss', they sscenaintd the annual
e"s, t' the county to- supporting each Psopsf
u"de' The care oi the superintendent, te be
Forty Dol are
The Nsniens ordered N, Secretary I, Pub
heb ths tact in the Marlborough Reeotdtt, ioI
the Information end ssisiat ton ufIEe TEA pay.
eTs of 0TahPt Cott',.
ED. STRUDWlCK, Sec.
Noyembe, 10. 44-2n
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PATENT BUTTER.


A Russian nohlesnan NJ high rank. and
posssss0r Of large landed estate. has
received. iron me Emperor. Ir,lers patent
20 . reward Tor discovering new method
OF making busler, ~hich may he Of I'M
p'rsanre N dairy women in this country.
The process CONSISTS in boiling. nr rather
simmering the milk. for the space nf
hiieen minutes. in its sweet state, taking
care not 10 burn u. and then churning il
in the usual manner. II is said no diff
GUILTY ever occurs in making hu'ter In-
medIalely. and Of = quality FAR superior
10 that made from milk which has under.
gone Einnus fermentation. Butter made
IN this manner, is also said 10 preserve
its favor and sweetness much longer
than that made m The ordinary manner.
The ,ilk. likewise. being 1elI sweet. is
considered OF nearly the same value as
before churnlng. and FAR more healthy on
acenunt Of ils having the animaeule. or
whatever else il may have contained.
destroyed. The tease with which the ex.
pertinent may be made should induce all
20 give fair trial. Six CHlfurisf.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Person COn,tu.

STATE VI NOR1H CAROLINA,
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1896.
.9uguSiins VGnkock, adn,tnisfvaior Nth n, siu
anntrtd o. John Rogers dtctastc. Gil,s Ro
gers John Johnston aud htbteca kis scit,, Sa.
mba 'eFastoa am 11rca and SALLY kis xils,
and John Rostrs.
against
John Vanhoek and RaeL,l 10 wiE, and Oltacau
Rogers
Petition for DIVISION Of Slaves.
appearing TO the satisfa t,nn a the Cour,
that John VaDhouk and hIs wife Rachel.
and ottawsy Rogers, are not inhabitants Of
in's STATE, anil that the ordinary process OF Law
cannot be served upon them; II il therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made
~ the Marlborough Recorder for SIX weeks
successfully, requiring the said John Vanhook
and Rachel his wife. and Otlaway Rogers. 10
appear at the next tern, nf this Court, to be
held Tor the county Of Person, at the court
house in Roxborough. "a the third Nondsy in
March next, aud plead, answer or demui 10
t." petition, otherwise the same will he taken
pro eOntsssO aud heard sr puris a. 10 them.
witness. Charles Mason, clerk Of our said
C"uri. a, Office, the third No,day in Decsn-
Der 1895. Test,
CHI. MASON. CLERK.
Prize adv 80 Is sI.-sw
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NOTICE E.

~ y Y Il
a IL those persons indebted TO me, either for
letter or newspaper postage. are earnestly
requested I" maxi Payment on az before The let
day Of January text; B',tr which tine ! shsi
Keep no post ufii' accounts. except with those
who may make dercstrs
THOMAS CLANCY.
December 3. As
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NJ EaaF Elsh co.
nEuse-aat. astaress better hlsssi 20 pour
Der ey~sE lsaA -
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To preserve Mk.-In very warm
weather. says the tienesee Farmer, when
milk sours soon, pu, Two table spoonsful
Of salt INTO every pail af milk before
sTalning: il will greatly improve the
quality and quantity NJ butter.
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Decembp, Is
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
Cry o. New York AGAINST suB-TREA

Cry or New York AGAINST SUB-TREA-
suRrEs-A meeting in the city Of New
York, called by foe hundred and ninety Of the
leading Republicans, headed by the honorable
GIDEON LEE, was to have assembled last
evening at TAMMANY HALL. The follow
ing notice for this purpose appeared in the
New York Times Of the 23d instant, to which
was appended the FIVE hundred and ninety
names we have alluded to:
"The DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
ELECTORS of the city and county of New
York, who disapprope Of the SuB-TREAsuRY
SYSTEM, are requested to meet at T'dmmany
Hall, on Monday evening the 25th instant, at
6 o'clock. to take such measures as may be
deemed expedient at the present crisis"
We wish we had space to introduce the
long list of signers to the call for this meeting
that the true friends of the Administration
abroad, might know how vast proportion of
the staunchest friends of the President, in his
own native State, oppose the "ExPEDIENT"
of the Sub-Treasury System. -
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introduced by Mr. Riycs showing his objections % H.
hui declaring that between that and the SUD ifeaspy
scheme he should vote for that Of Mf issss, ne
would also vote in favor Of the motion o. mr. hing 70
postpone the b,ll under consideration, ai'nousn nc
would prefer that IL had been uosion iof inaennne
reinforcement He hoped Congress would 20 nome and
consult their masters, and come back nsfuesea as 70
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M. BENTON called for the yeas and nays on the
question 10 postpone the bill all the iirs. Monday IN
December Fsarf
The question was then taken on the motion 10 post
none. aud decided in the negative as folows:.
YEAS-Messrs Baysrd, Black, Clay, Of Ky, Clay
Ton, Cri,tepden. Kent King, OF Ga, Knight M.kean
Nicholas. Prentss, Robbins, Ruggss, Smith, Of Ind,
Spence, Upton. Webster, White, Wlians-ls.
NAYS-Messrs. Allen. Benton, Brown, Buchanan,
Calhoun, Clay, of Ala, Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard,
King, Of Ala, Linn. Lyon. Morris, Niles, Norsell
Pierce, Preston Rives, Roane, Robinson, Smith, Of
Conn., Strange Tallmadge, Walker, Wall, Wright
Young--27 a
The bill was then informally passed over ~
On motion Of Mr. WRIGHT, the Senate considered
A bill TO remit duties ON certain merchandise, de-
stroyed BY the recent FIRE In Now York.
A bill making additional appropriations for carrying
on the war in Florida, which ordered TO third
reading.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr. GRUNDY, proceeded
TO the consideration Of Executive business after which,
The Senate adjourned