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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

HDUBLlC SALE.-Corn, Fodder. O'ts, Nc. Ior..
and Mules, Stock of Sheep. Farming Utensils f
every descriptions, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and a variety Of other articles will be sold publicly, g,
Chip Oaks, in Surry, on a credit Of twelve months. On
Monday, the 18th instant
There are about tMn barrels of Corn. a large gu n.irv
of Fodder, &c, and a number of exce!Icn. Mules, aud
valuable stock. The public are invited To attend.
CIlAS. r. OSBORNE.
l. Hn-,I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

Yesterday, the steamboat this morning, Our army last
week was principally encamped at Volusia and Fort
Mellon, on Lake Monroe. EhlE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

IN ClANCERY-VIEGrS At Rules held in the Clerks office
4 Of the Circuit superior Court Of Law md Chanccry for Glouccs.
ter county, on the 9TH day Of October, 1887:
Thomns Z. Amory, Trustee, Pluintif:
against
Warner l.. Oliver and Frances Ann his wife, Of the city Of Rich
mond; Thomas d. Fox, Trustee Of said Frances Ann md her chill
drcu, Of the State OF Alabama; Frances w. Oliver, Maria l.. Oliver,
and Ann c. Oliver, infant children of said Warner l.. od Funccs
Ann; Ioscnw Cole, Of The city Of New York; Augustine l.. Dabney,
of the State CT Mississippi; Emanuel VI. Jones, Frances D. Jones,
Thomas. J. Banks, and Williams E. Davis, Of Gloucester county,
Defendants.
The defendants, Roscow Cole md Augustine l.. Dubncy, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security, according 10 the
nct of Assembly and The rules u this Court, and it appcarin. by sntis-
factory evidence that they are mol Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
ON the motion OF the Pluintif by his attorney, it is ordered, TINT
the said dc ferdunts appear here on the first day fthe next term and
answc the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy Of This order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city ol Richmond for
two months sucres.ivcly, and posted at the front door Of the court
house Of this county. A Copv-Testc,
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, C.. c.
Sov "a SS-w5u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

A TEACHER WANTED-A gentleman wei cr,.
"A lifted to prepare boys for College OF The UniyrrrIv
will find n situation in o healthy nershJariooG. and ~
agreeable family. ia the Southern pa'i Of Virginia A
liberal salary will be- given. For further iniIrm..;.n
apply to II. a. Garland, or the Editor. Richmond,
Ian 4 Ta-ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

wnRIAM will again occupy ny stables The on--;.-
season Of 1873. Particular will be give, tnsuins
rurc advertisement. ho' N~iLLlAMSOy
Jan G-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

& TEACHER WANTED.-A snglc -, -,
"a will produce satisfactory evidence "fhi, mara, ch ,
80 ,nd Of his abilities to teach Tie G., - .''a, Qua
and the minor branches Of Eng, n ,I,.n; ~
can obtain a situation, by making An rlfly p,"I" ""on
fax tia, Office. A salary Of at Ieas, $iao a ., g:' ", ~.
given him. Candidates would lind it 10 thcr ,n,s ~, q,
make ,lrir application in person, Letters aelrts.eS =, =,
Joseph G. Council and Patrick Do!es viii rccsiv. n,o",n,
attention. Address Urquharl's sru;e, Soul f"""p,
County, Virginia.
Jan El-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09
MARSHALL, HOUSE.

TTOO1H' -,
NHRS. ELLEN S. CLAIBORNE informs her iflenos
lSE and the public that she has taken the TWO laige
tenements on Bank SQUARE, corner below the Banks,
(Which have been fitted up in the most commodious ano
comfortable style where she opens 10 DAY a boa,olng
House, for city and transient custom, called the MAN
SHALL HOUSE." She sollcils n portion OF puolic pa
Tonnage, Al, possible exertions shall be made to promote
The cuse and comfort of those who favor her; and she
hopes her endravors will not be unavailing. A lew
members of The Legislature can be furnished with COM
Portable apartments; and the convenient location nf ihe
marshall House 10 The Capitol, renders it a desirable
Boarding place for them.
Nus. CLAIEoRyE will br aided in the management "l
the MARSHALL HOUSE by me. hope my city and
country friends will give her n call. have made al:
engagements for taking care Of the Horses, &c, of such
visitors as come by private conveyance. The Rooms =
The Marshall House are fitted up neatly, and those
who put up with Mrs. e., lerl c%nnident, will find no
cause for complaint. WIN. CLAIBORNE.
Jan Q G0-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

EpANK OF vIRGiNlA:;IIhe Piesiden, al NJ.
rectors Of the Bank OF fiF'sinia have dsai. ~
dividend Of three per cent, for the las, ss ueGla'ed a
able on the 18Th inst. A. Robinson, Jr % .css pay
January2 Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

rARmERs' BANK OF viRGlNlA.-yh, v
of Director, have declared a Dividend ~ ne u Board
cent. for the last six months, payable 10 The s, m y y Per
es on or after the 18th inst. N"cAnoio'
Jan 3. [7O-6t] JIG. BLAIR. c,A;-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

y CHANCERI-viRGiHtA.-At rules taken in the clerk Office
= oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chunccry Of Prince
Edward county, the 18th day Of December, 1887:
Charles ~irishtwcl, Josiah ~lrish,wel, Reuben BriFhiwell, Henry
Y. jenkins aud Martha, his wife; Saludn Ann, and Em-linc Bright.
we'll, infant children of Barnet urichtwel, it,, dec, and Ann Bright
we'll, Mary Brishtwcn, Andrew D'rghlwrll, William Rrishtwell,
Nathan Brishtwcll aud John %BrishtweIl, which last mentioned An-
drew, William, Nathan and John. ar infant children OF John Bright
well. decd, and which said Suluda and Emclinc, Andrew, William,
Nathan and John, sue by their next friend, the said Charles Bright
well, Plaintiffs,
against
William BrisItwciI and Nancy, his wife, and Alexander Bright
well, Defendants:
The defendant, Alexander ~Bfishtwcl, not having entered his mp
polrancc, and given security according to all net OF the General As
scmbly aud the rules Of this Court, nud 1t appearing that he is not
an inhubitant Of this State, Oh the mutton of the plaintiffs, by coun-
sci, it is entered al rules aforesaid, aud accordingly ordered, that the
said defendant, Alexander Brishrwell. do appear here on the FIRST
day Of April term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and That a
copy Of This order ba forthwith inserted in sumo one Of the public
no wspnpcrs printed in the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
ccssiv.iy, and also n0sted at tho from, duor Of the Courthouse Of
this county. a Opy-Tcste,
Jan fI0-wSw'l i. J. NOtSElAM,C {. {.
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J

IMPORTANT SALE.-ln compliance with an Act
of The General Assembly OF Virginia, for that pur.
pose made and provided. will be sold 10 the highest bid
der, in Petersburg, on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF ia.
nuary, 1888. if fair, if not, on the next fair day, upwards
Of fifty likely, and mostly very valuable Slaves, belong.
ing 10 Miss Mariana Boiling, consisting Of men, women,
boys and girls: many OF the men have been engaged in
the mechanic arts the women are likely: and have been
generally employed as house servants.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchasers,
upon giving good and approved endorsed Negotiable
Notes before the delivery Of any negro.
Nov. 81 57-tl0J] ROBT. BOILING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

a GOOD COUNTRY sClI0OL.-Thr school for young Ladies
/ al The residence Of The subscriber, ncur Charlottesville, Abe
marie, will be continued durin. the year 1888, by Il very competent
female teacher, whom have employed TO instruct my own daugh-
tiers. Six or eight boardcrs will he taken on The following terms:
English so; French Si2; Music $50; buurl, bedding, washing, &C.,
fraIshci by the subscriber, 500. Board ind tuition fees 10 be
pid one half in alvance. The school will commence on The Goth
Of January, and terminate on The goth OF Observation-Disclosures q va
cation Of one month III the summer. SAMUEL CARR.
Dec % 66-wtlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

Hoes IN ILLISors-Our friend of the New York Ga.
zetle, will recolicct that the sucker" State has been as
famous for her adherence 10 'wlole hog principles, as
Hamilton county has been; therefore, the following
yield of a lot Of Isl hogs, slaughtered at Alton, which
we copy from the Trhgraph Of that place, must not
surprise him as much as did The astonishing weight Of
the mammoth hog buckeye"
80 barrels army; 30 d. mess do 4 do prime do l do
clear pieces; 3 do jules; 8 do heads ? do tail pieces;
l0l kegs prime lard, nett VT 1866 lbs. Ii casks hams
and shoulders, in pickle, nett VT. II 1924 lbs. besides
the pork house, and ,l75 lbs, of rough lard Cineinna-
Il Ehig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

nay SCHOOL upon II street. three doors above
u The City Hall, under the direction and tuition Of
Francis S. Gore, A. NJ, Il. c.. D, and NJ. K ! A. Pro.
lessor Cure will resume the scholastic trncilnns o: thus
Literary Institution, on The 2nd OF January. He deems
it expedientto subjnin The copy of a document iiom the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

al have seen II certificate OF DR.. Anthem, who rerinics to tho
ripe scholarship of Mr.. Fruncis Saunders Gore. The Tcco.amru.
dation of DR.. Anthem il decided aud unqualified. DR.. Aulhcn'.
reputation is such, Us to be entirely satisfaction! 10 my mind, On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

RICHMOND, Uct. 9, IEJ7.
We hereby certify that Bliss Amanda Dick was for l3me iepgtt Of
time a pupil, and has since been an assistant Teacher in our Female
Seminary in this city, and that she is, in our opinion, we'll qualified
to give instruction in the branches she professes to teach. Indeed,
such is our confidence in her cupubiIi,y, both TO teach and govern
young persons, that we Ire not acquainted with sny lady to whom
we wouldsooner entrust our children. n. KEELING,
]. C.. KEELING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09
DELFlEL0 CAVE, c. c.

The parties to tho foregoing suit, will take notice. that have
appointed Monday. The a6tb DAY Of February, ls3s, for &C commencing
the Investigations directed by The foregoing decree, Mt kr. William
y. Roses tavern, in the county Of Madison, CT ii U'cluck a. NJ,
whern they are required 10 attend. with the necessary documents
and evidence. WILLIAM WALKER, Comr.
Ian. GO-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-09

SPoTsYLvAniA, Oct. ], 1887.
Miss Amanda Dick lived three yeurs in my family, as instruciress,
and take plca.ure in stating, that, as far a 8 | am capable Of judging,
believe her well qualified to teach what she Processes. She was
very pleasant, agreeable, and much beloved by all the family.
JACOB w. HERNDON
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
William Neal, s. Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLA IS IL y,


North Fylh Street. Philadelphia. back
ef.Msreasa.s' HOItI.
The only establishment 10 the city devoted ex.
elusiYely 10 this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied 81 ma
" nufaeiurers' prices. and their Clasns IN
'ursd from breGkags 10 any part Fl The Union,
rilhOus extra charge.
Those who may have orders Tor large Glass;
Is. would do we'll 10 inform Ne by letter, previ-
Gus TO their coming on. Of the size Of The plate,
aud the kind Of frame they may want, lwhe.
Their Of Gilt, Mahogany or Ible.l that the ar
,icle may be manufactured expressly for the
occasion,
Merchants should give their orders Cor Look
ing Glssses the firsl ling on lh,ir ARRIVAL, 10
insure them well put up.
III" Any editor nf weekly paper. mho will
publish this advertisement 90 the amount az six
doilats, al his usual rate, shall be duly paid 10
Glasses at the manufacturers prices. which of
course must be ss low as they can be bought
IA the city -provided he III send On his bill by
merchsn, who will purchase Glasses. with
which we can pack and forward them 1t QUE
risk Of breakage.
September I. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

.7nOihfr sub Treasurer .7bsronRed.-
The las, Lexington Observer brings US
the following:
We learn from the Tennessee Re-
view. tina. l.iulsberry Hawkins, one Of
Mr.. Van Buren's constitutional sub
Treasures. receiver Of public money al
Helena. Arksnsas. has absrondcd. PROV
ing defaullrr to The amount of Sis. ACE
%. The amount for which he had given
bond 10 the government was only SEQ.
600, leaving a balance of s95.462 % To
pay lnr his loud huzzas in favor Of Van
Buren, and democracy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

Important II frUe.-An officer of the
steamboat Teche states that. before that
vessel lett Ns:chi,Oches. a report reach.
ed there, aud was generally credited, that
the Indians from the North had invaded
Texas ia a numerous and formidable
body. aud were driving the white pop.
ulaiion before them in great conslerna-
tim. The town Of Nacogjoches had
been piilaeed aud burn,. and all the in.
hshitanls driven from their homes. This
alarming rumor had its origin probably
in sumo lnrnad Of asmall war party upon
the white settlements. such as occur neat
ly every year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
ORIGIN OFINVENTIONS.

Electricity was discovered BY a person
observing that piece Of rubbed glass, OF
me similar substance. attracted small
bits Of paper. &c. GaIvanisn again ow es
It's origin TO Msdame Galvsni's notice
ing The contraction of the muscle Of a
skinned frog which was accidentally
touched By person at tine moment oi
the professor, her husband taking an e.
lectHc spark from the marhine-lle fol.
lowed up the hint BY experiments. Pen.
dulum clocks were invented from Gal
leo's observing tie lamp IN church
swinging to and fro. The telescope we
owe 10 some children cf a spectacle ma.
ker placing twsor more pair ofspeclaGles
before each other. aud looking through
them at distan. objects. The gliusee
thus afforded was followed up by slGef
heads. The barometer originated in the
circumstances Of pump, which had
been fixed sher Than usual above the
surface Of well. being found MOTTO draw
water. A sagacious observer hence de.
Quoted the pressure If the atmosphere and
tried quicksilver. The Argand lamp was
invented by one of The brothers OF that
name having remarked that tube held
by chance over candle caused j. 10 burn
up with bright fiame-an effect before
unat,ainable, though earnestly sought al.
ter. Without the Argand lamp. light
houses 10 pass over minor Objects could
not &c made efficient, and on the impor.
,anre Of these il is needless To dwell.
Penny Magazine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

The d" Wairbman Of the South" re.
hsions newspaper published ia the city
al Richmond aud edited by the Rev. Vim.
$. Plummer, r"mes tn US in an enlarged
and improved form. being printed on
very handsome paper and with inlirely
new type. In his ministerial rocali"n.
Mr.. plumnrr is fsvorab!y and extensive
~ known, aud his editorial lsbors are
veil calculated To add bath to his indi.
,Iduzl fame aud TO his usefulness to his
fellow men. We cordially wish our
Reverend Trend and contemporary. a
smo"Iher sea and more prosperous voy.
age. Than generally falls To the lot III
those ri his editorial brethren Nho launch
their baIques OH the ,emprsluous ocran
nl politics. Petersburg Consi.l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

Henry Clay, ir. the son Of " Harry
"f the West" has leave 10 stay at home.
hcing beaten in the county where his IA.
Iher resides" .Mandard.
To Us il is little strange. that the
Standard should make this announcement
with the facts before his eyes that Mr..
Clay is nov member Of the Legislature
ri Kentucky. aud that he was elected TO
that station by large majority over the
highest Van Buren, candidate. At any
rate. 1t is thus announced in the public
prints. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

A correspondent ofihe New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce says: "Mr. Thomas
Young, transfer clerk in the Bank Of
Pennsylvania, has been appointed cash
ier of The United States Bank in New
York. a, a salary Of $4,000 per annum;
aud Mr.. James Iddings, from the foreign
exchange department, OF the United States
Bank. assis,an, cashier, a, a salary oi
$4,000. The cashiership was Offered to
Nc. rhos s. Taylor. of the U. States
Bank, and declined. The men appointed
are both gnod business men, and will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
ERnM TnE PACIFIC.

BY the John W. Cater, from Jamaica,
we learn tia. the u. 5. ship North Caro-.
lima was at Gallo, ia all July. The Fal.
mouIh had sailed from Yslap, having Mr..
llodssnn IN board as passenger, with the
treaty entered into between The Peru Boil.
Wan Confederation aud the United States,
Tor lis ratification by Gen. Santa Cruz.
The Lexington was a, Callao the begin
ming Of May.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
New Orleans, Anr. ID

Judge Lynch. in making the progress
of his circuit. presided q; Mobile last
week. SO FAR as has been ssceriained,
Ihsre were 'wn trials. and as many ex.
rcuIions "f judgment. which, in both
cases. limited the punishment to coat Of
tar and feathers. This mode of admins.
tering Justice in The South must be s,np-
ped. We are losing all character abroad.
and will Sam lose security of property
and lie at home, unless the march ol bru.
tai violence and license be arrested.
Bulletin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

"A Htek!y Newspaper ia l75s.-lt is
stated, in an English newspaper. that
" hen a weekly newspaper was project
ed by Mr.. Newberry, Of ST. Paul's
Church Yard. in 1853, he found that the
occurrences ofIhe week were not sufficient
to ill its columus. and accordingly he
employed the celebrated DR.. Johnson to
furnish short essay on such subjects Of
a general or temporary KIND, as might suit
the taste Of newspapet readers. and dis
tirgnIsh the new paper from IFS cotem-
p"raties. These essays were al,erw ards
collected in volume. and now exist in
The Iurm Of that well known work called
The d" ldlcr."
This account may seem strange TO
newspaper readers uf the present day,
who look for paper full Of interest, mt
merely every week, but every day, whe.
Their there be occurrences TO ill lis columns
or not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

4 fire bnke on, in the city Of Raleigh
abnuI one o'elock an the morning of The
2Slh ult. which consumed a two story
~"odeG building in the rear 81 Mr.. :, /.
Essier Smith. merchant iaylnr. on Fay.
rIIerIlle street, and oreupird by him as
a workshop. The nigh, being calm. the
flames were arrested without farther dan.
age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

Unfortunate Occurrence. Lew
isburg Enquirer says. tina. on the 2Olh
inst. Mr.. Frederick NJ. Pi,man Of Angus
Ia county. was shot through the body, a,
the house Of Mr.. Surrcr, near the White
Sulphur. BY Richard G. Gwa,kins. for
merly Of I.ynchburg. Va. Mr.. Gwa,.
kins was Immediately taken into custody,
aud subsequently committed to the jail Of
that county for trial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
N office.

THE subscriber having qualified As cxeeU.
tor 10 the last will aud testament of
ANNE PHILLIPS. deceased, rtqaests all per-
sons indebted Ia SAID estate To make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims viii pre-
sent them. properly authenticated within tho
time presc ibrd by law, or this notice will bs
Pl'ad N bar Of their recovery.
n ',iee is a'so hereby gwen TO the legatees
and heirs Of tie said Anne Phillips 10 come for
ward aid claIm the property devised in the
said will, as the executor is now prepared 20
deliver il over to them q .
BOSTON lSLEY, Ear.
Orange county. Scit S. 35-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
DIED,

On The 23lh ult. Al his residence near
Charlotte. James ~. HulcIis0n. Esq.
attorney II law. one Of the Van Buren,
members elected 10 represent The county
Of Meeklenburg in the next Legislature.
lie died sf.er an illness Of four weeks.
in the 42d year Of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

Sir Uatier SCOTS Notion of First
Lore.-Wriling to a Mr.. Gordon in
1920, Sir Walter says: Assure your
self that scarce one person out Of twenty
marries his frs, love. aud scarce one out
al twenty Of the remainder has cause TO
rejoice al having done so. What we love
in those early days is generally rather a
fancilul creation Of our own than a resli.
,y. We build statues Of snow, and weep
when they melt"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

The Ladies of Bloomfield. Connect.
cut, had pic nic on the 4ih. Among
the toasts is this
U0man's Heari-Weak TO achieve,
but strong to endure, the world which
contains all her joys and all her sorrow =;
the ocean on which her bark Of hope is
clsi--ihe fate OF lxion to the man who
would datken page of lis history.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

She who makes her husband and her
children happy, who reclaiGs the one
from vice, and trains up the other to vir-
tue, is much greater character Than la.
dies decribed in rnmsnces. whose whole
occupation is the murder Of mankind with
shai.s from The culver of their eyes.
Gotismith.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

The Memphis Crrnnessre) Enquirer
Of The l6.h inst -" The Drought
still coniinues--and several farmers have
informed us that they will no, make one.
third of corn crop. and not more than
half cotton crop. We fear il is now
too late for rain to be OF any service"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
ELECTIONS.

lRdiaRa.-The lndianap,,l,, gournaI ai
the 25ih Uilia.O, rnniains tall returns from
ihs TeorRl rlrciion fnr Efml.srs Il die
Legislature. The Essnll j.. in lhs Sc
nate. % Wings. IS fsnilss; in he House.
Oh Wings. 30 N4ns-giying on joint bal
LOT majority u % Wings.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 . tabular
sisirmsnl in The ii. Ia,nis Republican NJ
The 22d oil. The party strength in The L.
gislsiuEe elect uill stand ss follows: Sc
maize. Wing 10; v. B. %. Honse Of Re-
ptessnIs'iEss, Wig 30. v. ID. So. Van
Buren, m.jarily on joint haliol %. Van
Buren, m@ioriiy last year So!
The result al this years exerlion on
behalf Il the sause Of good government.
Is rerisinly such a. 10 induce psrssrer-
anee.
Wia0is.-II turns out that Stuart,
Wing. Is elected In Congress from This
State. instead Of Douglass. V. d. The
delegation 10 the Goth Congress viii
stand a. fellows: Reyhnld v. u. Casey.
Conservative. and Siuari, Wing. There
Is = dispute between the Wing aud Van
Buren, papers. as In which party has
maturity IN the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

animals. II WhiFh have ~ Nesouhi svt
BY tradition. 50 long has IL beEn slBes il's3
did exist Ssame IDEA may be formcd Of
lheir huge size Hhen living. and r0EeFrd
with flesh. from The follsWing xsighl and
measurement uf few of The larger bones:
Tie skull and jaw bones Aeighed 229
pouhds.-lenglh Of The head , lfeI O.
inehss.-brFzdlh srross The eyes 2 fee2A
inehes,-hresdIh OF the eye socket @
inehes.-lsngili 81 thigh bone 3 feel I
ineh-lower bone from thigh b haof22l
MISREPRESENTATION Of thigh bond. 2
feet 9 inel,es.-lower bnne 2 leet inch,
length az rib . Tsei "a inches.-snall-
est eiIeumlersncr. 81 inches.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

The Halifax Advocate states thai the
election Of Col. Spier Whitaker. one oil
Tue members said to be elected from iha,
e"n'y. will in all probability be contest
fd' " having been ssccrtained tina, he &c.
celVed many illegal votes. =