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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10
gs..sgoacy9I.
Friday, March 10.

The Inauguration Of Martin Van Blu.
rem as President Of the United States took
place on Saturday, last. the 4lh instant.
By yesterday evenings mail we received
his Inaugural Address. which. by leaving
out other matter. We have made room for
in our paper 10 day.
We also received by the same mail the
Farewell Address Of President Jackson,
which we shall give to our readers next
week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10
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P'-'. r. arg, March 2
COtton-l4 l5t cents.
IobGecO-2 25 a G 90.
HheGf-Red. I so . Q 90.
White, I 90 a 2 is.
HOtr-FamIly, SI2 90
Superfne, IL 90
Fayetteville, March 3.
Cotion-l2s Is.
Wheat-I so.
FlOur-S so a 9 SO.
Conn., so a 80.
Har Seed-l 25.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10
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Al fsnceyUle on the 9Th ulumo. by
the Rev. John Kerr. Mr.. John II. MEs
BANE. late Of this county, now Of BerIie,
to Miss Ann GRAVES. daughter OF Capt.
William Graves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10

In this county. on Thursday. the 9th
instant Mrs. NANCY MINNls, wife Of Mr.
John X. Minus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10

IN indfpsndm Bank-we Iesrn
ihr"ngh various sources. thai the Bank Of
Ire STATE. in this c,ly, although dspasl,e
bark at the Government. has absolutely
refused 10 recognize Whitney. IN any
manner. a. an agent Of the G"sernna+ni,
snd has never paid the sligh;esr srenu"n
TO his COMMUNICATIONS. In the first
instance. nas ii The conditions prnpussd
10 The bank. IN whirh the deposIies
we're 10 be gwen. was. that u should
contribute us prnportIon TOW ards paying
Whitney for his services: hut this The
bank PereDPl"rily refused Ia seosde 10,
and the condhon was s,r,rken out. in
which the Secretary of the Treasury
acquieseed. We understand that Cen.
Paterson. who By virtue Of hls Office az
treasurer was director of the bank. on
his recent visit 20 Washington. was
summoned To appear before The COM
mIIIee of Investigation. when. We pre-
sumo. this information was elected.
- Raieigt Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10
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"A Taken up and entered on
~19< the stray Book Of Orange couu-
ty, o. the 9th Of February. by
sNessSk Abner Parker, at Red Mountain,
an opussum grey MARE, about five years old
this spring, four feet ten inches high, hind fees
little white.
JOHN A. FAUCETT. Ranger.
March 8. So 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10

A citizen Of Dallas county. Alabama,
VIM. +. Molei. has given thirty thousand
dollars for the promotion Of education IN
that part Of the state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10

eases where The so.idiIions Of said grsn,s
have heen eomplisd Wists. I'D i, ,.-ls !
pyo rata sll..~anes 90 surh graas.ss -
hsEe. IN part. complied with sad candl.
lions Texas. Of course. % . parry 10
the Whole arrangement II Saaia .9nna
should sneeeed 10 resDmirg hrs pout e. IA
NeEieo. lhls Irealy Will he carried INTO
eAerI. The Senate will BE- convened fur
ihe speeiai purPose 0f Submitting this
treaty Ia Them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10

Orange Presbytery will meet
. H,llsborough, on "Wednesday The 10Th
Il April
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

Lon4suA coagTessisasI District. General
Rcsr dselines being candidaie--and VIZ. T.
i. MAsoF. Esq, consents To serve, II elected.
Mr.. MecAarT has Withdrawn from the eoa-
ies,; and consequently Gen. MEHeGu, on the
part u ths Wings, and Mr.. Mason on the aide
Of Mr.. Van Buren,, are in Possss.ion Of the
field.
Ar. MccAafr, 10 his letter declining poll,
saya-" In retiring from This competitiou, be-
cause Of lis anticipated results, should do
SiOloues 70 my feelings, were no. 10 return
my grateful acknowledgment 20 those, who,
without solicitation 90 nv part, Eel, DESTROYS
70 elevate me to higher sphere Of political
action. But It has become my duty 10 retire
from this eOlliSion, and do SO withOu, feel
Ing Of diseoaisnt Our principles arc Of liitle
valus, II they are no, worthy Of being pro.
served By the willing sscriace Of every prl.
vais aspiration. and Of every consideration Of
personal Advancement AZ fer. then, a. am
individually concerned, take pleasure 10 co
oPsrsting wilh ny friends. Ia a eOurss Of poll.
ey whIeh must ensure continued success 20 The
whig cause IN tbls Dis9ict."
Tbsso are noble sentinsots-ssnslmenl
worthy the elevated character and patriotism
Of hr. Mccsrty, and Of he cause to ~Sish
be Is attached. "osw pyiaeipi.s svs II Essss
ssiss Y iA,S sra asi ssvfhy II bsias pvsavssd
By fAs Eiiling sssrifss Of svsyv private s,yirs-
fisH, sud sf sEssy esnsiSsvsfisn n p,,sOaai Cd
ssassasnL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

-.-ecsso8.
- - rus''s'srs eAssassts.
"a Sc. n.y. tss<. APRIL -, ie31.
FAANA4x cLosko t-oLoRious VIC
fo1T
AAaoz CIAnk h.s ossn elected
Mayor 81 the city 81 New York by
more than nres fhossesd ss3orsfs.
The wings have carried Wards ]. 2.
y - . = ., ~ - ~. 10. and II.
% ne comu,oe couaeh, Ind some &C
counts say ~ and u Sure Of f,osibe
Out the ssrsatsen, land perhaps fffesn :
Every body 10 disappointed. The Tam
nsny men conceded a. The Mayor,
ous odered say oets o. the cooncif; and
now. see the rssult We expected "a
elect our Mayor BY hand<ome major
hys put three or four thousand! Think
o. snasi
Fsmmeny turned out the Paupers
nom me AIms House W one Ward,
sh'ch they have always carried by
nunoreds. They squeezed in their
candidate by the sueaking majority Of
some sixty or seventy voses.
Preserved Fish once swore that he
would parade brodway sans cniofie. II
ne dia not carry Ward seven. May
! ee tnerc TO see T. Tor the worthy Ho<-
70 10 returned from that ward by tao
hundred msJontyf When viii the
exhibition takc Places ''Once more
10 the beach. Pyssercsi once more 7"
The Masonic Hall rocked with roars
OF graduation - The re;urns coniinued
% late hour coming in last night
me Heed Querfers besmed bright ~
snocgroom. fresh and eon6dent in
ssengfn: while Tammsuy blew out
ner candles early; and went home to
unqniet dreams. The wings cheered
.neir successful candidates Ut their lodg-
,nes; and sefcnaded them with choice
osnd OF music Alderman Clark. now
Nt0NOI Oh the civ. NQQrItIe0 the UHearn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20


The Nsfcast0s Advertiser sayt
We learn from = genllsman from In
diana. thai ooa 81 the bFanches Of he
State Bank ofihsl State d only s2Jo.
90 Capital. bad. lhs latter part 81
nagcA, uhea oai info1mant Ten. fibine
81 ssrsa hsadrsd ftoassqd dollars b
sgees ~ ~ ragiis. mostly aays4nmenl
money s. iafEe 60 auouni of speeiz
l. not vsnied iherp, butt would b. a
great service here. ehile ne prseura
ioT money ccn6asos"
This feet exbibas fssrs he Rich.
asoud WhiR) tbs baaefsl opegaiioa q
~ fEsaspTy oriet 81 he samsnerrial
eoapualiy 81 ihe Allansic ssssea. Il
hoeFdsfhe slserie b lhs Wkslern nsaks,
ua1ff i f,ee useiels, bsesusa ihe,e ca.
slileli1ea caaaoi 6iseeani - y. lf tAsl
Sf9AeSs Nele 81 sse vs1ii e 3 hant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20
BALrInoRE. Aprii is.


The Libel Suit The suit brought
by Reuben NJ. Whitney. the Agent Of
the DePosite Banks. against Msssrs.
Leakin and Barnes. the former editors
OF the Chronicle. for % alleged lebel.
Is to be tried before the Circuit Court
OF the U. s., now sitting in Baltimore,
Chief Justice fancy, and u. S. Heath,
ESQ. District Judge upon the bench
There Is to be quite an array Of Coun-
sci on both sides--Nessrs. Gwynn,
Meredith, snd Richardson, appear Tor
the defendants. add Messrs. johnson,
Nc Mahon. and Walter Jones. OF Wash
ington, Tor the prosseuiiOn. Among
the witnesses summoned, are TX. Pre-
sident Adams. Mr.. Biddie. President
and Mr. Mcllvsne. late Cashier Of the
u s. Bank, Mr.. Jaadon, the present
Cashier. and =. Thomas, Of Frederick.
and several Others. The trial no doabl
viii attract great deal Of public asien-
ton. and - coon a. q report Of IL can
be obtained. We shall lay Il before
the readers oflhe Patriot. III Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

TAePkrzzsssse lnrslkseeet<n b oa1ss1 ~
ssie. NJ ntsoasTr. ~ esiias. b . isvysr.
and shse, - sssoss ~ a.ssa,io. ssela,s,ssy
= ne pfeeiies - ~ prassssias ~ laisL
lisssssr , sslassia papss. 80 Iks ss,.hll.a
sect = veil sosiAY sl.s alteesiss ~ asy go.
slsaaa shs iasg haFs : aesls, 70 hesom, -.
lsas sne PROGRESSES - . teusssl = - aavss
sasssss ~ sssasatis lossi,es Apps.s'pa
= v n.as . ~ sii'sr aPusss. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

H@ANAEt AFft 20
The Cifeuil SaDasior Ceart % Law
and Cheaesry fosthis eopsiy. a1journ.
ed o. Tuesday Iass, tysInf Ia ne -.
quifsd siisassscs ~ ledge Dounraas,
a Richmond, 70 ne coaif 81 Appesi..
We uaasls,sod tbal 81 extra sssien a
re CoaFt win b hsis 81 Tcly asxt.
afstBmess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

TIE LeeislpisGs 81 New York has
easged : 81 % prevent nsufy. "a
disting heavy psnaii,ea o. AZ. v no
disroont bills a greater rate THAI le.
gal inieFgst. Tie ia9 seems - Ne w..
y anpopulsr eyes ~ New Tosk .whers
hey ere ser eiyiag tioD 9 % 3 pes
teei. = meath. Il 3 sAouehs, h 9ill
tend "a iaesssss ihs psessars. bocauss
3 j. nezi % impeeslble 70 Rst noeog
iesss noW ai sny PEE zeal. The lazs
aiH pf8seal 1nT fiseoents o. loens. 4
8 have sny eGsri, Rssasa1S vac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

Tseo nors Internal Machines News
BY the Sally. gives account o. the dis
eovsry Of two more infeTnsi machines.
a model hes been ferescd out By The
Paris police II Brussels. of q aew. con-
stfuciion. 10 ihe 9ossessioa Of q man
named Dpipeau. Another has been
frand 81 Dramsiadt. on the person OF .
pogs ramed Pill. who killed himself al
IA Chaapion, e. soon a. discovered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

II an account of . lsie horse rare
sear New Oheaos. Il u tnensioned that
the person who took the money for The
atmission 81 spectators 70 ihe course.
could pni tell exsefig how much be 70.
csised e. be DID noi an6 line 70 couni
ii-~but Re ssni ialo TIE city that stsa.
ing, iee twysis u AaJf dosivs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

The Charlottesville AdVoesls ststss thss the
saaivsrsaFy of the Birih-dsy % yErvERsos
was celebrated IN that place on Thursday last.
By The ''JeEsrsOa soeiety Of the UsiseFsity o.
Virginia." An Grafton was delivered BY Mr..
W. w. Royce. Of South CsroIios - previous 70
which the Declaration Of Independence vas
read b. M. Richard =. cisybroek. Of Aid
dlessz. We. The exercises Of The day were
opensJ wlsh prayer b. Che Rev. ar. fusion.
% the Univsrsay. A numerous audiences Of
the beauty and faalsIsa q he village we're Ia
attendance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

The total amount Ut Bsnking capital
IN Massachusetts, IS stated 10 be up
wards 81 thiFty-six millions Of doilars,
divided among one hundied and ihiFiy
banks. The first Of these institutions
was established in 1884. with an 40.
thOrizsd capital Of 81 600. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

- eeossqussss srill hsallb, Esuassn Duuu.
f.sq dseiisss e asafsisis "a Fs-sisetsoa %
ihs ssnais - Tkgiaia. fFom iss soasslss a
8srhsisy. iisnpshiFa. 50 tisfsaa--sa1 %
Jess Hussns. - Bssssisg. = sasousess .,
esndsdess Ths eontesi n lhsi ShHist.
ihsrsfas. win Be- hsfessa 81. FssLsnss
(gAls,) go ~. fIssszs (gsa sasss.J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

Hon. Ma. PLUHMRR.--As we an
tieipsied. the report Of the death Of Mr.
Piummer By drowning proves 10 be IN
ire. Had the account been that he
vas AsI drowned. Il would not have
been very FAR from the truth. for ne
nndeDisnd that be did get . severe
dueking IN cons one Of cur inlsnA
siEeams.--i Matches Cessssy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

1--WE - osoH ~ Ju4ca ~.
.Is<ss = = srsrs sAisA s.y Asass .ss-
$1,000 regss<-r y, So. - -
,STbh cry sfprsss.ss fsr sossy. wbss h
, - u~n&sr nb@.dsnes than sssr bsfoss, !
~ cry q (aoibs b shs ntdss a Ne aosl
plentiful harvest sons t5srs nay b, even
"a such tines. whs have soshias 70 eel. b.s 4
sss ss sniy iAsss ssAs deserve % sssss, because
thsy have serusd nosAisg.s
rfsr ~ Nssls..s IsssiErsnsu.
viii any thing opeo meas syess-
Is II possible for any demonstration to
convince them Of their ows folly in
having been the willing dupss Of mi
sersble quscks IN politics and 6nancc !,
Look, look. dear men Il the following
exhibltioo Of the appalling coassquen-
ces q subnission 20 arrogant prcten-
sion and gross mssrule in the late sd-
ministrssion ofsthe General Govern
mentl
THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
QDz<s sf M TSus .s.ssvi<s.,
Wednesday,. April 5. is37.
Prodoce is Fetresting slowly but
surely. Three hundred bales Of good
quality cotton were bought for remit
lance 70 Liverpool on Tuesday fof Z
cents. To-day We hear OF several lots
being offered Of 9 cents. This same
quality would have readily brought Is
cents few weeks since. Fortunes
can now DO made by those who have
capital. At present prices buyers can
afford 70 store and wait the issue Of the
present times. That the revelation il
Just begun. every indica.ion proves
Ia Hinds county. Mississippi. more
than = thousand suits have beea bro't.
The citizens in seif-defencc peiitioned
the Governor 90 convene the Legisla-
ture for the purpose OF passing a relief
or rePlevin Law. He not having done
50, they have called upon the Sheriff TO
resign just before the April term CONF
mences, threatening vengeance against
any one who will accept the Office pro
fsmpore. When men are driven 20
desperation. law Is bot weak barrier.
The question 10 now salvation or de-
struction. There is no medium. Cot
ton lands viii now come down 10 their
real value, and henceforward we shall
no more see the pennyles buying
plantations and negroes. simply be-
cause cotton broker will accept for
the hrst payment prcdicated on the
crop not yet sown.
We are pleased to announce, howe
yer, that nearly all the banks have
come into the arrangement of the City
Bank--to postpone the debts due them
till the 10Th November next, less 10
per cent. every go days. This will re-
lIeve the community. and restore con-
hdence in a great measure. Tuesday
was hard day with US. but so far az
We can learn. all went OF smoothly.
Little doing in regular busiaess. Su.
gar brings from q 10 Oh cents. Molas-
ses 33 to 81. Flour Is at So. Lard
81 cents. whiskey 35 81. Coffee
has declined; sale OF 100 bags al II
cents. Rice is slow at 4 cents, and
Corn al Go cents. The sales are all
small.
The idea that there is abundance OF
solid wealth to get US out Of our diff
culties is absurd. There are two or
three hundred millions Of paper mo-
ney too much in the country; and on
this fallacious basis have men traded.
and the consequence must be. ruin TO
that amount.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20
THE RACES

In two OF three weeks the races will
come on IN this city. We ere advised
ey friend. who takes lively iaterest
IN the sports ef the turf, that the pro.-
pect for ine racing never was better
and that the number Of promising colt,
IN trsising Is unprecedented. The
following extract Of a letter from Mo-
bale. viii show our sporismen VIVA,
they are 10 expect h the Southerner,
ebould briog on their crack nags. and.
we learn. there 70 stroog reason 10 hope
they viii:
The Races are nos on here-this
y the hsndsomest track in Ameriea.-.
Birmingham. BY Stakeholder. ran the
Z miles, under hard pun, in I'm. ass.
Take my word fos IL, the West and
South West can beat the North, Viz
gaia add Maryland combined--flssr
Aorsss srs 6estr. Virginia Fairfield
was bestenuhy small sovsel horse cali
ed Scarf IA; Birmingham dissanced
on the 4 mile day. Capt. Oliver made
BY bis track in Orleans S20. 900 cash
and cleared ell bic expenses; OF course
stands in all about $3o. 600"
Bait. Ciron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

A LInERAL DoEAFIoS. Josiah Hcs.
ney. Of Putnam county, Georgia, has
presented 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Chareh IN that section. 81 doaafion,
the hsadsoms sun Of FORTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS. Gor The purpose Of
establishing smother Maauai Labor
school. 70 Be located in some 81 The
south OF southwest counties Of lha,
Stale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

Money matters are now the engross.
ing subject Of conversation. From N.
York the accounts continue every way
unfavorable. although. as is natural,
efforts are made TO regain confidence,
keep. up stocks. &c &c. The meeting
Of the merchants on Saturday, at which
ar. c. w. Lawrence the Mayor, pre-.
sided. bad not resulted, As yet. in any
decisive measure. A proposition there
made to suspend specie payments was
rejected at once. More than a hun
dfed failures have taken place, and no
one knows what day or an hour may
bring forth. AT the back Of ell, con.
tinUe the failures in New Orleans and
the falling in the price Of cotton
Three weeks ago ws said We were oo-
ly at the beginning Of the end" Of
mercantile distress and disaster, and
even yet we look ahead for the end
and enquire when will it bei
[.Aier. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

LouDorx Ceuxrv. Charles q. Eskr,dgs,
Esq. has been elected BY the Magisiracy Of the
county, Clerk Of the County Court Of Lou
doun, without opposition.
In consequences Of the indi.positiOn Of Judge
Scott. the reguIsr tenn Of the Superior Court
Of IIoudOua. 10 have commenced on Monday
last, will not be held.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20
The following . ihs lsiiss Of Geo. Rust, de-
Ching the Ro@inssios fos congrss;
Ts ns Hois1' sf Lssdssa. Fai.Ssr, sd Fss.
fIAarrai-FEnnT. Anil a Is1

qHfsy.
HAsFEas-FERHT. April 8, 1887.
Having seen my name ann0uncsd % the ne.
pabiican Voters ef tha District conposed of
FauqaisF. Loadouo. sbd Pairfsx, 81 sus 20 81
supported Zoe ihs hext Congress az she United
States. have fees "a dss 10 che highly lslslll-
gent and respectable mesiiss, end " she po-
hiieal sod pessonai friends 81 Vhoa the aom-
ina'loh hss been made. - iaks ths earliest ao-
poItuSiiy 70 decline he honor intended.
Havisg been for soass tiras past dirseslaa
ny Siews 20 Ire West, via aouls psospsei II
8 psrasnent locstiea shsra. all siss iassfveuiaR
tive bstwses ths psesass sad ihs slscison,
VII b cisssiy oeevpisd n psspaFinx fos Ne
journey.
While protesting ~ disposition 70 eoaessi
TIE pride ed pleasure 5 derive from his fas-
ibsr evidences % ere eoshdenes ~ = psrsy =.
Whoss iataFssi ny haBbla bai asaieas sua6,rt
has aiwsys besn diFesled, . regret ust sa.s
oas more worthy hsd osi hesa ssiseisd. ana
that soy sifeumsiaaes Should eonpei ne 4,
Ieqaesl ~ nsus 10 BE- shhsrawn fso.n Ne
/ ~ ~ eaeditstes.
have ne hoaog - ~. yeuss. rsapseifallg.
GEORGE RUST, -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

III s,aied 10 the Philadelphia In.
quiFsr ths, Moneuss Robinson has e.
iseiea . sale in Loadon ol one million
doila1s worth ~ stock ~ the Reading
SD cslawissa Rail Road Company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

Forsfea Cgaia.--Fige vessels laden
with wheat snd rye. psincipally tbe
FORMER, arrived af tbs port q New York
o. Wednesday,, from dlasfeat ports q
Easope.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

The 81. Louis Republican Of the Get
instant mentions that several receivers
Of the Land Oaiees Ia siis.O1si sod g.
LIMOS bad been in that city within q
few days previous, % make dspOsites
Of tie funds received IL payment for
public lads. From si51. 600 20
$3.50. 900 bad been Flseedin the vauils
a the agency. the largest proportion.
Il not all, Of which was ia guild nnd
silver.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

The number Of failures up to yester.
day morning.. since the Messrs. 10,
sephs, is lbs; Of which. 10 are shos
dealers, - supporters. 81 jobbers, n
brokers, IS groees. aueiionsegs.
dry goods commission merchants, and
% miscellaneous.
Provisions. wages. rents, and in fact,
every thing is coming down--one ex.
iraordinaFy feature Of the pFsseni pies
sure Is the exorbiiaat high prices Of
every article; bot they are nov on The
decline.
By private letter from Boston, We
have 80 account Of the failure of pub
lishing house there. which will affect
some houses here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

The following Il . correct list Of the Alder
uasn and Assistant Aldermen eiseted. Those
10 hsiies are Van Burenitss.
CHARTER TICKET.
.4Idsgmsn. -1isisfaai .4ldsysass.
~. e. Pat,erSoe, Caivln Baylis,
Edwssd Taylor, G. s. Woodhail,
Egbert Benson. Eilis Potter.
David Randall WfiIiam HAIL,
koeerl Smith, Murray Hoffman,
TAomss s. BrsdS, JSssph FSets.
Joseph Hoxie, Morris Franklin,
Charles De Forest, Joseph ~ Barnes,
JeAa y. Ggeesfsid, JseoS Wssisrvsn.
Richard Saith, Philip snsdeeor,
.ssbsnsish WaisFbsyy, Jshs .Hiflex,
D. ?. Iag.skam, .ab'shsn " Iviillssns.
Isaac MerrItt. Abram TsPpan.
isaac ?. Nhheheads Joseph Y. Taylor,
George W. PFnsn, WIN .. Hyds,
kase l. Hssien, ITa. ~. Hoflv,
Jacob Actsg, Ovriiis j. yNasA.
These are proud results for the
Wings Of this city and will prove the
source Of high hope 10 che friends Of
the Constitution throughout the Union.
Il Is the Grst clear expression given by
the people of any section Of the Union.
IN regard 10 the measures Of the new
administration. Nor has the voice Of
condemnation ever been spoken With
more emphasis.
A committee Of ten. among whom
are Thaddsus Phelps, c. w. Law
renee. Johu Delafeld. John I. MogRsn,
and other loyal Vsniies, have been de-
puiei to petition At Albany. for The is-
sue by the legislature Of 5000, 600.
of state stock, payable in Europe, 81
q per cent. The Globe says very con-
solingly. that no honest asan fed fhs
gvesssrsf' And the above named
genslemes may sell say. Save ~
fiop our fsiendsi"
A prominent Van Buren. Tsmmany
whole hog. State Baak Director. f,iis4
yesterday what said the Globe -
Ne hoessf maa, &c. Are."
Some doubts are enteFtsined a. 10
the accepisblliiy Of The pfoposed slate
stock. abroad, though The Legislature
will doubtless grant the prayer q The
merchants and issue Il. No ether
news. Years. &c.