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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24
J a., ~ ;, D. : r p. TT, COmmissi

!" OF TIC Lands Ns the estate of The above
ping decd, heretofore advertised BY us, viii not
- pace K. g. r.
A., J. VI. r.
1900 29-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24
ESN. ( LEE.

- r EfIN FOR SALEi wish TO seil ihS N""Ginni TO-.
GID. N! vrry hca;ay Farm privately. II hes - f"""'in
*. nils rtom tie Courthouse, "uirom trrfsti a'I
..-. miles from Ecn"n fncft are I've hGh"'rd dNi
.Ir in The tact, bounded on tie North 5y James Eci
>,Y,h a. tn TolI ada. from Ciets''i'c TO hc.9"H
~ called the c"r road o. ihr Ea>; by the :ln' OF Ih"s
D.. Ed aal o. the Wr,, 10y Deep Creek. which stream
rom BelIGeld. There l. Spicnid mil safe On this
.wt,rT.cDur-c, and cSensiE" lu'ry OF s'na'i9 rex
.- nu1irai yndS nf the place. have ~ nG-puiGble
Of and on B"mrl! estate opposite io'Ae ma! s!lc
...... b.. .u- Gcd IN iny sale!
" .. Wrll " ,,Crat. and we'll adapted 10 the growth OF
IT, ,r. i"rlrsJ ,ud clover. The buildings are GOOD, ana
See. "cIir. house, Kitchen, S''oh" house,
m . ,,-s house. thIr, cerrds.-hou.c tJhtrco. houses
r STA IN. ..hin, mlchin" Htachcd.-l viii g'e posses
- f,.t II J4nu r.; neN-or viii give immediate posses
r Oh CIT u conditions. Those who arc disposed TO
. - ..:.t and this property: shall iG"e
..r. 10 showing IT,
.. '5r - . IN liberal and very accommodating tcrn!'
. .: ace. Lam, beiay and lsIn- IN the cou'ii'"s Of
-.-.I ans P0waarau IN" ncishborhOod OF Gento ih's
y, rs the nan" %: MOsc.- Is bounded by the innts o.
W.. NJ n,r4ar and others and is vcFy vel timbercd
:anl, GOD, y"; susceptible nj considerable Improve
.. NJ X. MURRAY.
......- r,..I 1-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24

.... ,nc wr,Sn'. tt Is the accumulated post
81. ..s...>,, wici operates as serious tax upon
...l ,ay .o- ulae pare'., annually, sha! have the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24

,,,.;v~ .: SUBSCRIPTION.
-. .lr,,aaa:, UaI rhfec Dollars FOR six months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24


C Engineer q the James kirer AID HGHaraa Company.
J,ly 23-NS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24

lpt'N LANDS FOR SNLE.--i ofrr for sale on accom-" .
terms ry land the couHy u: LouGoun, NifS"ii Goa
,lt seven hundred acres The land is distant i;Om Lees
~. one ailr and half The Lcrsbug Turnpike Road TO
o. Co!!lbt passes through It. II may be- GHldcd nio
au, trn.inoutS each Of which! con"Iit5c Gw'it'
divides land into tunCmrnts. he housc IN
tnrIg resided ia hov.h small cCns"Ticui one sum
.r f an or!nqrg fmliy. The soil - capable OF being
~ improved by the OF clover and p!rsrcr. There l.
-, N,14ov from which upwiL> OF fifty tons Of hay may
.g-fr. Lis situated in nc :hborhood at several VA
-a. Mis-. al - about three miles from the 'hS'V"'
r-.,I Tho ON buildings are good. Among them is an
30 r,- house Those who disposed 10 purchase, will
anime III. Land ilr themselves further description i
. unnecessary A., communication may be addressed To
d - 49,. p railatI EGN l. LEE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
ROWE e. cos.
ONE QUALITY
HAT ESIABLINE7.uE.N
3 HanOver-st. doors from TVaIL-st.
OPPOSITE THE EXCHaNGE)
Constantly hand, assortment of nmitabe short
Beavers and plain Castors the reduced price of 81 25
WHOLESALE
NEGOTIATIONS.

ST. MARKs-Per brig Mantla84 bales cotton, Holhrook
Nelson-54 do Wetmore Il Coli do Hamilton Co-l2 do
order.
ST. JAGo DE CuBA-Brig Sta-31 bids moasses 100 bags
conee ~ bids sugar vs. boxes boxes IL Howaad
Aspmwall-75 bales tobacco Thorn pson56 boxes Coser
Maas-30 boxes do order.
PoRr Az PRIScE-Brig America9o0 ba coffee Caruana,
Cooper RobinoB-30 bags coffee Garcia Schaer46 bgs
rags tics 80 bags coffee Hogarhlo0 bags coffee ties
hid do Laidlaw Il Lane-l7 bags coffee order.
CHARLEsToN-Per brig Bueaos Ayres bales cotton,
Adams-l69 do Jennett Cot do Masters Mako CS-
"a do Tinkham Dmon-25 do Allen Paxsoa-97 do
mdze, ORDER
GEoRGETowN, C-Per brig JUNO lsl bales cotton 3hhds
seeds terce rice Co-l7i bales cotton Aver-76 do
Donadson69 do Adams Treadwel6 bales cotton ls bxs
mdze Saith Mills.
DARIES-Brig Ameia2l8 bales cottoa Barstow-34 do
Laurence Trlmbe- z79 do Smith Willis l. Go.
APALAcHIcoLA-Per arg Tanivy-l20 hides to II Dodd-3
bundles deer skins Dunbanl9 bales cotton Center Co
l6 do Silas Browa-5l do John Talman-57 do Colt
Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per brig Buenos Ayres from Charleston-L Fisher, Rou
bulge, Geedon, Austin Austin Bennett and sister
M Marks. Mrs Frank and six children Roger
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

On Thursday morning, 2d instant, Of consumption, Mr..
Alexaraer Boyd, sged IS years
Relatives nds OF the any are respectfully invited ~
suend his funeral at O'Clock ~ this afternoon, from is
Canal street
Ca the 2sd inst Ann Matilda, wife Of James Van Nostrand
aged % years, -, 50 - 49,, .
nusud the funeral this afternoon al hnpss 5ocock from "a
Barclay street.
ON the 2 instant ofc.nsumpou, Patrick MePske aged 81
years 60 a. = -, -.
Of her - 9. -. -
AtNewsrk ~ j. 2la instant. Mrs Phebe Grant, aged Is
On tie a instant Ans Maria adi, in the Ish year Of her
- - . :.
On the 2aa Instant Asn daughter Of George lanes ssd 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
sales at the Stock Exchange.
THURSDAY. March p
State OF Trade.

THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH q
Atth. auction rar there has beer considerable activity to-
dsy The been large and the prices pretty
Strangers in town buy freely The North River being
the nun Der OF for day has been
large The ship Dcsd which 10 have ben sold
dsy offered the sale postponed Private transactions
OF ell rather limited We have record but Few i'm.
portant sales.
Coto.-The trade today has been usua sales
stationary prices. -
Our Havre dates which TO the 18th ut state the
co.p very 6uetuang the sales Tor the week Prev.
Gus were STAT bales % los 50 The st-ck
IT, States on hasd There fer the last
rather q decline than otherwise, IN prices.
Bread,ts6s-rour Is held much hrner, though No ransac.
tens OF moment today In wheat there has
again sales OF foreign vmcr prcsa TIE demsnd "
market generally The arrivals to Az have
cs51 bags German wheat I2D brs -four from New Or
leans
Tobo~coThe sale o this article given bso~ Is ore Of the
best which hes taken place long times that ~ hhds was
sold at moS principally There private
actions Ia this article.
The foIowing il q comp rztive view II the Tobacco
portson from Richmond and United States for the two last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

soop Atius, Dennis Providence says, with mdrs, he
sloop Rieur, Heath Newport days. with OIL the
sloop Union. Ward New Lendoa days. with OIL the
BELow-Bndsh ship Stag,
MEMORANDA
The brig Ponce repsrsThe ship RutheIa, Thompson
ter OF Boston which sailed from New Orleans 3oth Dec
Tor Liverpool With 1891 bales cosa struck by lightning
on the LIST Feb In lat S. Ion lightning
oPgaant mast and by the main and sheets through the
decks tearing the main combsgs and took
In the nold-al haacs stunned, and injured
Every means was used pat the fire but In vain The
ship was then run south two and the Sd Of Feb the
brig Cavalier Joue Capt Robinson bound to took
of all hands and landed them Rareadses
The steam packet Neptune from Charleston for New York,
back with loss OF one chmneyboth wheels agong and
ing good Roadway.
FOREIGN PORTS.
wilmington lust arrived from. & Tboms chr Jnhs o.
ler of East Machas, Me- Tor New York 4ih March
SPOKEN
Or the i4th inst spanish brig Courier Of TampIco
On the 18th inst. man-of war Erie.
On the 18Th as, :" miles = he Highlands, brig Come
On the Sd inst is % t5 lon g. brig Cordsa, OF and from
4h inst, lat "a So lon 81 80, scr -, OF Duxbury, from
Boston, for Bay of Honduras days ont
St johns, K F. days out.
UNITED STATES PORTS
PORTLAND, March I9-CPd scbr Eyerlna, Knight Boston
8-ar schf AcadaB Deuge st John, NJ b. l7cpd brig Ed
ward Mecher St Thomas; schr Lion, Johnson for Nanuc
ket
BssTos March 2o-Ar brig Hokomok Of waldoboro Tal-
man, New Orleans Crd bark Clement Jordan New Orleans
brgs Charles, Rowe Paramarb Roxana, Jones, Phadei
phis; schrs Trenton Downes Tampa Bay William, Bacon,
Richmond
PHILADELPHIA March 2i-Ar schrs Lagrange Crow-l Egg
Harbor days; John Crouch Tomlin, Cape May
CPa briggs Violet Ames Barbados; Emily Sotesbuy ST ia
so de Cuba schrs harriet Morris, Wilmington, c. Zea,
smith, 81 Johns, N G.
BALrIMoRE March 2-Ar ship Gulnare Watts, london So
days; brig. Trbane, crowel savannah Is days Orleans
mis- Guayania Pr Is days. schrs Splendid Lincola Whining
u ~ days; John ii. Hagla"d, Denman, New York;
Cpd bark Hortensia, Focke, Antwerp brig Nimbe,
Ferre Rio lie Janrro schrs John Coa Lagusyra Per
CsbeIO; Emma, Cole New Ysrk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
TNFLUErz.. COUGHS. col ms, PUTRID

n Y.
Sore Throais, Rbeus,isu all Cuan diseases, such -
Salt Rbeum, ErysipeIas scrculous Eruptons &c sss ~
cured In Jays by the Of Doctor Jaeksens meoca
Nareur Baths 200 Bowery. visitors may " seeom-
modatea with Bah Eve minutes notice, every oAy ITO"
O'Clock. A. NJ urtil n O'Clock IN tho evening , -,
n. u, Gsnteel ia, nishrd apartments WIZ -n' W.
beu Of nurses provided for invads who may w 70 put
Doctor Jscksons treatment and MS Nedi
Gated vapour Baths II proper ~ r' nunn 'nese ns,ns
"N<o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

EHuuDH EN,sC subscribers heeg
constantly haad extensive assortment % cso c1s
cso,ins, made 10 the fashionable stye, which they WI
cen on very reasonable terrs. wholesale retail
mx3Ss' GEO A. HOvT co, IA bewery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

l. Resolved, That this meeting highly approve, and
unanimously confirm the nomination OF AARON
CLARK, for the Office OF Mayor OF the city Of New.
York and do recommend him 70 the earnest and cordial
support Of all fellow citizens wdo desire promote
the prosperity Of the city.
. Resolved, That the unexampled unanimty with
which the seecoa Of Mr. Clark as candidate FOR the
Msyorslty has been made by delegates the city
Convention Is NJ evidence Of their isst sppreci.
,,o, of the ability. independence, and unwearied sp.
le,tou with which he has discharged the duties Of
hi, Office during the past year; and an encouraging
nrs.age of the complete success OF the true
az rgr propIr At the approaching election
Resolved. That the election Of Charter Officers in
,h;s civ although in a measure local in It's effects, de
rves Al this time the greatest importance from its in
aence STATE and National politics. Importance
81 Ssp understood by the friends OF absolute power
at washington, that all the machinery Of party J.
.das ,hs c,overnment and the hopes Of those who
pee, them, to coun,erac the effort, Of that part Of the
communit. whoee sole objects are the prosperity o. the
country az the welfare OF the people large Recent
experience In aughtth Administrations party, INA. our
eoe abused am suffering city viii no longer support me
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

NOTlCE.-Tbe usequalled Antfaadango aud art Of
Long Island displayed by the Foot, and the Formosa and
Dede OF The Cengeogy ard conquesfca
ton wtbn-iAbEs Low, respectfully Informs bis freads
and The public. that he will Exhibition Dance on
FRIDAY EVENING. March z3l at Eagle Hail. Roosevelt
On the above occasioa they will be as ted by several
professors Of the Juer dance by eoer With wOodes
leg Part 3D. Banjo ami Jig Dance Pat 3D. Possy Dance.
Part 9Th. Jim Crow, aud other performances.
n y O'Clock. Abundance y
rerts Tickets he nd nj bar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
MARKET BAsK-March 20. 1888.
si,575,slI q
Sl,55,sll q

This presents rather measre concern and we should not
be urpred see the Market Bank ioo" ae oher bubble
hLs ri Roston There Is no other methsd to restore
10 order but by shutting the weak aud rotten banks
s.d encouraging sustaining the good and well managed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
\E YoaK rATrsss ;, 4. = r-s .s

NrN. yOHN IATTERsALLsnIh The ~gul.r
Isl r,-r, eon,us ~ place every h,nday " ococh,
and proprietor has alse sdoPea he nuowns roe va
, for sn,rsnce hi N, 1t MAY next. The usual eoss,i
sinmS !. v,ll bs charged on ac,ual sales only"
Tn. oext s,Ie will commence Monday. March &c HSs
20 rlsct and hersrs &c. fntenoea for
,o,n AMI entered before saturday March ~ NJ
- NO herse offered at sucon snes gseed In me
TOT JOHN W. WATSON as Broadway.
N r. Horses registered for sale be le Al New rovh
noI hs offered ne s~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

CLEARED

Ship Niagara, Besher, Charleston, Geo Suon banks Hu
ron, henpten, nayre Grinne Mnturn Co: Condor Rob
Dns ST. Crox g. Asop Co; briggs Nercus, Hooper, New
Bedford Goodhne Co; St Marks, Williams 81 Marks vi,
hey west w. W. Pratt Pantheon, Abbott, Antwerp ID. III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

Lon SALE Low-The Wind MILLION Ish :. scar Tie
II VI averue, With or without the machinery Apply niS
Maiden Lane. mltim"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23
sPLrNDID AND CURIOUS MADFIRI

MIAMI ssD-ln q reie,tory womsa Cook. None
w need apply usless she understands her business Also
respectable eung that will make himself gerersly
ul. Apply al ~ William street n223t.
ROY WANrED-A Eoy, OF respectable psrentage.
- who can write plain hand, wanted in lawyers ohce
for oderste compensation Address box No 1878 upper
post Office In hand writing of applicant stating place re-
sid~nce nc. ma So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

and ne more respectable and isaaenlisl
he individual. The more hostile should
ne. for hal very reason. Be regarded. 4
an lar IRON dsiraeiing IRON lhe merits or
he teachers ID Hillsborosgh; bUs every
body knows. aGd The teachers themselves
are ! an persuaded. among The last sho
would deny The TACT, thai The success or
The schools depends. IN . very ereaa de-
gree. upon The high reputation of The
iosn Tor health and morality. Rob ii Of
10 good name, and The most distinguish.
ed teachers in The country could moi COM
nsnd scholars. Wise snd prudent pa
rents and guardians weigh well The moral
eharacIerOf The community in which lhey
place their sons and wards 10 be educated.
i hey feel That be Who sacrifices either
moral or physical health lnr literary edu-
cation. makes very bad bargain. Now
suppose the gentlemen Of Hillsborough,
Il snpPosiIion which ] feel very confident
will never be realized.l but suppose lhsl
The gentlemen Of HIllsboEoneh should
bring The sports Of the cock pit into FASH
ion. would they not 90 far 10 destroy the
enEisble and weil-desersed reputation Of
the Town for piely and morality! Would
parents expose their children 10 society
where the FIRST classes should not only
tolerate. but counlenance and engage in
c"rk-fghiing! Suppose the teachers
themselves should be infected with the
stsk'rnomGnia. Who would send son 10
a cock-6ghsing sehool.master! Every
man Of observation knows that no degree
Of vigilance or rigor on The part 0f teach
ers can prevent their pupils from imbib-
ing the sentiments Of The society IN which
they are placed; and should the tune of
morals be low, should The citizens by a
shori-sighIed regard to present gain. or 4
weak desire oil popularity among lI.e stu
dents, pander 10 their vicious appeiiIes.
hold out lures 10 idle extravaganza and
dissipation. and take pains to screen them
from detection and punishment, the most
sleePless vigilance Of the corps pedsgogic
would prove Intellectual to secure their
pupils from the contamination Of vice and
The contagion Of bad example.
Your obed't. serr'i. O.
May 9th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16
EgnGsDo90T@Eo
Wednesday, May 10.

Mr. Ue5ster's speeeh.-We give this
week second portion Of Mr.. webs.er's
speech on the sub-ireasury bill. and shall
rndearor 10 finish il in our next. We
consider this the most able of all tie
speeches which have for years been dc.
lissred in The halls Of Congress. Be-
sides the subject Of which il immediate.
Ii treats, il contains much valuable and
interesting information, which should be
known 10 every citizen. Notwilhssand-
ing its great length, none Of our readers,
we are sure.,after reading portion, will
f.lI to pursue il To the end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

Destructive Hail Storm.-We learn
that most destructive hail storm passed
over a par, of This county. about ten or
twelve miles north west of Lincointnn.
TO Thursday The 26,h ult. The damage
10 farmers has, we understand, been very
considerable. The storm continued until
The ground was covered i've or six inches
deep; the hail fell in Jumps several inches
in circumference. il has completely demo-
lished the wheat that was in an advanced
s,ate-entirely stripped The trees Of their
foliage and small houghs--and killed a
number of hogs, fowls. Sc.
Lincoiaion Transcript.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

In the press Of other avoca,ions las.
week, We forgot to pay our respects TO
our young friend Of the Western Carroll.
MAN; but, really, ii I've means what he
says, he is much more inconsistent than
we thought him capable. lie, as loud as
any body. can talk OF Gen. Jackson's
"day Of misrule." and Of " the abomin-
able measures" Of his administration; yet
IL the people Of the states say, a, the bal.
lot box, that they are tired Of this " mis-
rule" aud these - abominable measures"
Why. farsooth, Hartford Convention
Federalism is fas, gaining the ascendant"
and Hamil.onian doctrines are again
coming in vogue." And to sustain Ills
broad assertion, he conjures up hos, of
spirits. The people are rushing into
tie arms OF the consolida,ionis,s!" II is
The effect Of q" combination of the banks
aud brokers'" and /" the prostitution OF
the press" The " Abolition fanatics
have bargained with the Nationals, and
all pulled toge,her!!" We are unable TO
account for these sagaries of our young
friend; surely some strange animal must
have bitten him. Blu, perhaps we are get
ting ourselves into hot water. The Ia.
roI'nian held his neighbOr OF the Watch
man by the ears for some time, for ex-
prcssions quite as harmless as these of
ours,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

uspl. Nc. Van Buren says, In bis mes-
sags % the called session Of Congress,
tba, the People sre indebted 10 ihe banks
.bsul $3.50. OO0. 900. lis estimated Thai
these i, or was. sboul rightly millions ii
speeis n lhe country. and about one hum
drsd and iwsniy a,iilions Of bank notes n
circulation. II The bsnks are required 10
nav specie. surely aobody will complain
II they require others 10 pay specie 10
diem. And afler III lie specie and I'll The
bank na.ss are paid " 70 The banks. there
sill remains > bslanre II ITO hundred
and fifty millions n dtbi 10 Be paid 70 the
hanks. Ilnwi By The sacrifice n mil
Inns Of property FIR song. by rnriehing
.ils capitalist snd the usuFer n?nn The
spplls II The industrious. enierprising ho-
nest farmers. mechanics and merchants.
Sho are trading upon borrowed capital.
and have been thriving BY jndiciausIy
arsiIing themselves Of system Of crediI,
which has built up nur cities, stimulated
Iahm "feErry kind 10 successful rxerlior,
iiled our Western wilds with . hardy,
industrious and enlightened population. /
sn msde The deserl blossom like The
rnse.' And al fnr whais Why. that lie
Government may be made secure against
Ihr disorders u The currency which sEfIict
he States and The People, and that afiire
holiers and contractors Of The Govern
meat may be paid in guild aud silver. a.
h'ugh every bully else must be cunleni-
Il with depteeia.ed p.per."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

At Rockingham Superior Court. three Ne.
croes belonging to Mr.. Abner Webster, were
tried for the murder Of Mr.. wm. c Conner,
committed some two weeks previous, found
guilty, and sentenced To be hung on Frlda, tho
lst Of June.
At the same Court, William Smith was con.
,ic;ed OF tho murder of Samuel Kallum, and
senicaced 10 be hung on the same day with the
negroes, but his counsel took an appeal on
some point OF law. aad the case viii 60 up 10
The Supreme Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

The fezan cang'rss met on the 9th uiima
and was opened with an address IRAN the Vice
President, N. D. Lamar. President Houston
was prevented. by severe iadisposlion, from
making bis cain nunicaiion in person. A re.
sni"iton was submitted 10 the Senate on the
i7'h. PFoPos'ae 10 withdraw. uncondilisua Is,
Tie Pri''ion for annexation 10 the United
States The motion was laid On the table; bu,
private letters received Al New Orleans say
that IL subsequently, passed that body.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

Trginia.-Complete returns of all the
Elections in Virginia have not ye, been
received; enough is known, however, to
render it probable that the Wings will
nave majority of two or three on joint
o'lIot-in the House Of Delegates they
nave large majority; in the Senate only
praAl elections take place annually.
last year the Administration had ma
J'hIy on join; ballot of 4s.
The Congressional election to supply
VIC vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
uon OF MIR. Patton. turns out to bs fall
"e' We FIRST had accounts that MIR.
''a"ghtcr (Whig) was elected by con
"uefahie majority over Linn Banks Adj
'l''0'stration,) for many years Speaker of
'"e House of Delegates, and one Of the
'"'S' popular men in the state. II was
NEXT reported that Mr.. Banks was elect.
." oy a small M 4iority. 1t is now said
'''' N'. Ran*s rad msiori,v of ~; tu,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16
Notice.

To Messrs. lillian Beaver, CadpGlia-
der JONES, jr., Waltsr a. .Nsrisood. Joha .Nsas-
land. Bsasnn Uilfy. .ho.aess g Hsadrscns
alexander Hmisr. join Lsicis. John ~. Me-
Gee. .iasa 0lilan, .flsraadsr CAtsk. Bar
rOayls Cheek. Joass WaiseH. Carr & King.
King. Ipatsoa 4 Co., Htnrg .7rriagioa. end
.7bJai RI Hath.
EoU are hereby notified. that At the ensu-
4 ing Court sf Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
TO be held for Orange county, on the 9Th Aon-
day Of MAY 1883. | shai. apply 10 said Court
10 be admitted 10 lake the cath presided for
insoyent debtors. and ID claim the benefit Of
the act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vIdedi when and where you may attend, and
oppose said application, IL you think proper.
GREEN Il. PARTfN.
May Is. 2O--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

A counterfeit Treasury Mute fnr four thou.
taad dollars, was passed al the Farmers and
P'a"'ers' Ba"G ia Baltimore on Friday week.
by man ~ tie name Of Henderson. IIewas
Afterwards arrested ia Washington, aud con
siderable p'r'ion Of the money recovered.
Th"y seven new gold watches. AID other j.w.
tify, were fSu"d in his sal,ss.. supposed To
have been stolen 10 Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16

The New Orleans Bulletin Of the LIST Insian,
says that dispatches had been received rom
tie American Charge d'AfTaires Ut Houston, To
be forwarded With all haste 10 Washington.
A endorsement described them as important
dScaHnents, containing convention with Tex
as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-16
N office.

IN accordance with q resolution adopted nj
Aodrcw Alhright's and James M.Crsy's, in
January last, a meeting viii be held Al George
F"nst 5, an Saturday tie 10Th instant, in rela.
ti"n To division Of Orange county; when and
where the delegates from The several Captains
"ompanies in the HaMfeid and Haw River re.
etmsuis, as also the candidates FOR the nrxt
General Assembly, are requested to attend
Nay s. 49, 90