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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
EsOXT'S
E0tsc7.y anal Exchange Office,
RICHMOND VtRGISI,

HOET has again beaten The field - Three Grand Ccp
this sold by him.
Nos l2 "a &c, little one of 81 600
~ ~ 80 80 a. Two Grand Capitals,
Drawing of The Richmond Academy Lottery No. |,
$4,000 Capital.
"A 36 50 G6 Al % l2 l6 10 as IS
GO,OuO DoLLARs-D Drawing 10 take place 9th March.
Tickets 20 Dollars.
Send 10 HOY1' for them.
The most splendid Of all Lotteries which has been
drawn for months, is 10 be drawn The 2llh OF March
foyt has the field, and is selling al the capitals He
was always pei, of The blind goddess: therefore please
direct your orders to d. ~ H.
500, 600, 25, 600, E5,90o.
Is drawn numbers in each package OF % Tickets
Alexandria lottery.
For Internal Improvement in the District Of COLUMBIA,
Class !, for lc:;S
To be drawn in the City Of Alexandria. D. G., Salur.
day, the oath Of March, leSS.
Rom ScITP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

n AW NOTlCE.-The subscriber, with a view 10 the
al convenient practice of his profession has fix
ed his residence at Boydton, Meckenburg county, Va
He will hereafter regularly attend the Courts of Luncn.
burg, Mecklenburg, and Brunswick counties; and in
tending TO devote himself earnestly and exclusively 10
the law, those who engage his services may depend
his prompt and jealous attention 10 their business.
JAS. H. GHOLSON, Boydton.
Feb u SS-t1M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
CLAEsE4Ei'S esFFECE.
Temple Of Fortune.

Clarke would call the attention Of adventures to the
following Grand Mammoth Scheme, in which there is
more Than one million of dollars in prizes 1t not
often tina, such opportunity offered Of enrichirg
yourselves. Who world not give $50 Tor chance o!
securing S60G00 besides the many other smaller prizes:
Clarke would also inform his friends in tie country That
their orders will meet with the prompt attention
hereloore and those who have yet purchas
ed tickets Of him. that ii they want prizes, their orders
should be addressed TO CHASTAlN CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

Single tickets S2U-shares in proporlIon.
Certificate Of package of whcIes S2S0-shares in pro-
portion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky IlOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle, who has and is selling capita!
Prizes than any other vcnder in the known world.
n. B. Orders in all strictly confidential.
u Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash nile
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mall will! the prompt attention personal sp.
plicnlion, and The Cornucopa sent gratis containing the
drawine-if addressed 10 d. NJ. HOYT.
Feb % Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

INTERESTING TO TEACHERS.-Nolicei is here
a by given that the Academy at Lewisburg, Virginia.
is now vacant. This institution consists of male and
female department, which the Trustees DESTROYS Of
filling with appropriate and 'os'i qualified teachers The
teacher in the male department must be competent TO
the Mathematical Natural Philosophy, including Che.
misry, and Astronomy; Ethics &c, and the Latin and
Greek languages and the teacher of the female depart
mcnt, The branches Of accomplished female educa
ton. Applicants requested 10 make their appica.
tons with as little delay practicable They will be
received until The 18th day of pr next when The cleo
ton will be made. III COMMUNICATIONS touching The
premises, 10 be addressed post paid John Alnys Esq
President Of the board of Trustees.
J. F. DANGERFIELD,
JOHN MAYS,
JOHNSON REYNOLDS,
HUGH WILSON.
Committee Of the Board Of Trustees.
FEB IL S9--2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

gpRIMMER will stand the Present scGson SPIN: 1885, ~ he
~ county Goochand AsrES GROVE, five miles east OF Tive
Court house and twenty .ei sh miles from Richmond. .
Pearre-BRIMMrR By iicOd he by Old Domeh his
dam y Robin udbrcas graniam by Shark dam by Give,
by dam by yIoE' Fcanousi, dam ny
old Junus, gggggg d"m Wilmington, Ssgssss Jam U! o'a
Janus. Further particulars in handbilis.
This prdgec was given by John ooIc ST. late OF Powhatan
'' JOHN T.. 4. MARTIN.
THOMAS K. ARGYLE
"a w2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

EIOR SALE, the Brick cnemcn,s on Nam street. square
above Banks, occupied by Miss Ring and d. kuh-i" se
buildings new, bull, in the best style, and now yield M annual
rent $500. As very low, and they are situated
the improving part Of the city, may be stated with safety
that dcrvabe fom them will greatly Incrcase-fi
sons purchasing real will therefore md IN ne
abovcan upon accommodating
10Th of March they will he then offered u"
public nnctiun-hppIy at this office ., =,
E,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

Manchester Cotton and Hoh Manufacturing Company
A T meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
Ia above Company, held on the goth inst it was
OrdtTed, That the capital stock of the Company be
increased by the addliun of $4,000 100 sIacs ard
that The present Stockholders be permitted until aud On
the 18th Of March next, to subscribe such number q
shares of The augmented stock may be in proportion
the shares held by them hc scale to be arranged
by E. B. Bentley, AgentD paying 70" the same, at the
time. in cash in dividend certificates; and that the
shares remaining unsnd after the said 18th day OF March,
be disposed Of as the Bourd may hereafter direct.
In pursuance of the above order, have opened Books
of Subscription for the said 100 shares Of stock and The
present stockholders invited call and subscribe Tor
their respective portions. L. B. BENTLEY
Feb g 9l-2awtloM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Feb II

LUMBER FOX SALE.
FMNHE Georgia Lumber Company have now m han"'
Il ut their depot at Darien, large amount OF Lun';
Der for sale BY The cargo, in smaller quantities, anu
they are now folly prepared to furnish on short notice a..
kinds Of the best quality Of Southern Pine Lumor''
sawed to any required dimensions and al the most ID
vorable prices. =,
Tho Georria Lamber Company Dnren and will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON %. JE"Eii =,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Co"PanF
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb e2'%
N1IVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Lef,o or lost 81. = cur aor
scription Book containing names of sub;mm 'ecs;ye
The Writings Of Washington. The finder an 's'
the above reward BY leaving i, OF the bos"spUVt aTT
9O-tl
Feb 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

TRAYED from section $685. the Canal ab"t four miles rom
~ Richmond ON the 18th instant small dark brown mule WIN
collar mark his Breast Other marks ecocccd or "hic
reasonable will be given for his delivery any information
tbu, will enable the find him, Goprn. line 10 this
office. i''
rct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Feb D

To the Heirs Of GEORGE R4DFORD deceased
TENHERE is sum Of money in my hands, paid into
e. Cont by the administrator of George Radford
denosed in the Bank of virginia arising i from s sS
estate OF the deceden which the heirs receive upon
application TO me, or 10 The County Cour, Of Powhaian
VIM. S. DANCE,
Clerk Of Po,chatan County Court.
February Is SS-laf3lH
EDRlNTlNG INK.-Just received al this Office,
d supply Of Johnson & Durants Winter yNc'cs fnk
which will be sold for 25 cents per pound for Cash.
October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01
Changers office, Richmond, Va
GG5b. SeHe ais

Us Drnnu Numbers in zach package Of % tekes!)
75 Number Lollery-l3 drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NO. 1.
For Io3S-To be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Satur
day oath March, 1888
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

NATM. F. RICHIE, 1ttorncyand Counsellor at Lao
w late Of Richmond Va, now of Vcksbnrg Mis-
sissppi-oflers MS professional services the public
He will attend the Courts of Hnds Madison lazoo,
Washington Warren the Parish OF Carroll, in Louisi.
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at Jackson.-He expects TO remain most Of the summer
Ficksburg and will attend promptly to any commu'
nications that may be addressed to him.
April 25 1lG-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-01

80 Of S60O-50 OF S50O-5O Of S4NO-6O Of S3CO-6O Of
S250-GO of $500,
Besides many of Sl5O-SlO0- -Ss0-S70-S 500
S50-S4O-$ 24- 500 $lG-$l2
Whole Tickets $2O-lIuvrs l0-Quarters 5-Eigh,hs
So so
Certificates Of packages Of . Whole Tickets $500
do. do % Half do. l30
do. Do % Quarter do. 10
do. do % Eighth do. y 30
" Orders for Tckefsnnd Shares Certificates fPack
nges in the above Magnificent Scheme Nv hch will posi-
lively be drawn the day namely will receive the
most prompt attention. and an official account OF the
dra,ctng sent.immed.atcly after it is over. Address
D. S. GREGORY Sc CO., Managers,
Feb q [H3-2aw4w Richmond. Ni.glnia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

tee, 1 hass seen Gen. JaeksOn's Message.
Esl0iag the Msyssills Rad bill; in whieh
he expressly sdmils ilIal lhe night Of Con-
grsss 90 appropriate money. 10 aid N The
CONSTRUCTION oi national works. is % waE-
rsnled BY the caleRp0Fsneous and con.
linued exposiliHa Of Ihe constitution. :
In discussing The subject. he holds The
lallawing emphatic language: " Although
IL il tie daly nf sll 10 look IN that sacred IN
sunmenl sIhe consliluliOnl instead af the
statute b..ak. and 10 Eepudisle. Al Ill times.
rnrruaehmrnls npon rs spirit, which sIs
too apt Ia be effected BY the conJaaeiaTs
ef peculiar and lselllIallng circumstances;
il j. NOT true. thai The pubic good. and ihe
nature Of our poliIicai institutions re.
qurr. thai individual differences should
yIeid 10 a we'll selaled aequlesernre Of the
people and confederate su,horiIies. IN par
I,enisr constructions Of the constitution.
or dnubllul po,a,s. Not to eonnesle ibis
much Ia the spirit If our institutions Wnnlsl
impair lhsir stability. and defeat the OBJ
iecI of the Constitution i,sell." Apply
this excellent daelrine. nnne the warse
brrnse The G~neral himself iisrrgarded it.
tn the Bank qussIiun. and Is not The qnes-
Iinn sel,ird! There is infinitely more ALL
lhnTny Enr the Bank than for the inIrsnal
Improvement power. rheSuPreme conr'
"fIhrunIledSlaIes, the final arbitrr Of con-
sIiuii"nsl quest'"ns. has repeatedly sane
iIonel the Bank: While II has never de-
cided up"n Ihe e"nslisE,i,naliGy Ol internal
Improvements; and Congress has affirmed
the Bank P"wer from the establishment
"f the gosrrnmeni down 10 this day. and
the people have acqalesced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

tsi,,k ssspsr 10 Hss III And cannot me
ranks USE il. or bank upon il, 10 use an
olher modern phrase. when lhus dePo-
silsd in the same way they did oslo'e' u
!, suits their interest 10 DO 60. The ie-
venue Is collected in The prOmissOry noies
Of banks, and Yet the Treasury eanhoi
rus. the banks Win The keeping oil lheh
own paper. Under The dePOslle law
when ihe money was placed ~ the ere
dn of Ihe Treasury in bank. the Govern
nens had right 10 draw il al out "a sPe-
cis trhsRsrer Il chose 10 do so. hhal
more can q do now wilh the notes 81 The
banks in the hands Of ihe Collectors and
Receivers! l. the Government any more
secure now. BY holding The hank notes.
.,h,n IL was befnIe. when IL held the
hank returns and certificates oi dePoslis!
What Is bank note but an evidence 0l .
debt due! Aud IS mol bank eerslhr-
ate of deposiie the same Thing IN sub
stance! or what conceivable benefit,
,hcn. can IL be To tie Gasernmeni tn have
rs revenue scattered all over the country.
in the hands nf Receivers and Collectors.
wllhonl having any eherk over them
whaIerer. when that revenue Is collected
in bank paper. In our opinion. more
unMise aud indclensihle mismanagemen'
OF financial affairs. and keeping al unne
eessary risk pf lnss and plumber Of the
pnLlrc money, never has characterized
.he conduct Of ans 6aEernmenIu9on tie
face Of the earth. ll.an that which has 90
We ned the affairs Of this nation for the
last eighteen months! Can the penpls
submit To ~ Will they permit party
rage aud discipline, and the coTrmpiina
patronage OF this Executive Government
10 disgrace and ruin their connlTy!
TIE question is now full before th'
people. whether they will continue Il
control ,heir own revenues as heretofore
or whether they w,ll.,esign the Whole in
In the hands of the Executive. To use ant
dispose OF al his discretion In comm!
To the decision Of Iha. question. lei Ih'
people mol forget that their liberties az
Immediately identified with 1t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

represented. on On Election aay some
lime after quitting public life. Stopping
Al . public hOusr. he met with some old
.eousinlsnees. veil meaning bnsuninform-
ed men, xhO soon entered inla eonserss-
lion on the subjeeI Of the business Of The
dsy. " Of course" said the traveller,
addressing himself 10 one oflhem. " You
an 20 Tor MsjOr A. here-you used 20
supporl him. tooth and nail. in old times"
I" Why. no sir" answered The good man,
=. We are NOT so mighty much for him a.
We used 10 be-" And how has that
happened! What has oeessiOned such q
changer Why haysn'i you heard
sir! Why. they say he's turned . ttaih'
sraL." "Turnrd Feafhsroi." exelalm.
ed The genlleman.-"i Is il posslble.--and
pray ahal 10 q FsalherGi?" " dom
sxaelly know. sir. lrrjnined The man) buI
allow il Ginf a human" Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

We observe that the Richmond Pa;
rer promises is readers 10 publish \ n.
course ri This week lie arIirle .hieho,;.
ginaled in The Globe. some Tine So.
purPorling 20 be . speech nT Mr.. Du.'
ran. of Ohio. in reply 10 his enlle.sg.
Mr.. Bond. We would respectfully al
the editor Of The Enquirer hos be can =.
eOneile Il 10 his conscience. a. a iust ,sa
honest man. In publish 10 the world . o,o.
dueIion consisting mainly 0f q tissue a
ealumnies On The good name and hans,.
~ nj prlsa.e individuals. which The eI,,o,
Of the Enquirer himself must and does s..
lievs 10 be suehl A produelian uhirs
in It's very lille. Is deceptive. and the MAJ.
ter Of which Is, IN part 81 least. m,r.
want0n grstuilous delamslionl Rert.s,
The editnr Of The Enquirer thinks lhs,
party devotion jusliirs him in the pr.r.
lice Of an editorial code 0f ethics dllTs,.
eni from that which governs him .
man. and that in Ihe one character 4.
NAV publish libels which. as magis,r,,,
for he once gEaerd The benrh.) u uoulj
become his duty. were they braurh, h.
fare HIN. 20 visit with canG.ga pan.,h.
ment. u Is astonishing To What an s1.
tent custom and association blunt and Al.
most deadrn the moral sense in mere pa,.
ly-men! BuI We dad not, We confess. sx.
peel that The editor III The Richmond En-.
quTer would volunteer his services 10 give
currency Ia the ,ilest imPulaiiors upua
those whom he knows. BY common re.
pu,e al least. 10 be undeserring Of lllrm.
il not entitled 20 a very different treat.
menI at the hands of honest aud Rell.brrd
men. OF him we expected brtsr things.
/ In reference TO Ghrs nnlpokm speech
Of The Ohio Representative, Ne have cal
out Of an eastern paper the following Isl.
ter from the lion. George Evans. The rr.
preventative from The kennehec Me-
District. which. though il contains OF.
thing new 10 Us, may be new TO our read.
ers:
"Mr. Duncan's purporisd speech in
apparent reply 10 Mr.. Bond va. ns.s,
delivered: OF that | am q witness. as |
vas present in the House. and observed
the whole procedure. Mr.. Duncan did
not utter six sentences Of his published
remarks, when he vas called 10 order.
aud compelled TO take his seat. which he
did with the announcement that he should
publish his SPEECH, though not delivered,
and l, was distinctly understood BY every
member then IN his seat that the speech
about n he published was nsrsr asiira.
Ell. and Mr.. Bond particularly requested
that The publication should be sceompa.
MED by a statement that the speech uas
not delivered. inasmuch a., II u had bssh
delivered. lie might feel bound 10 reply
to IT,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Gross deerp'ion.-A fellow Who cal.
ed himself Elder Joseph Grover. whose
real name was subsequently, ascertaiaed
to be William Y. Misseldine, BY tie use
Of forged credentials gained admission as
a regular BaplIst preacher To tie sympa'
ihles and Patronage Of large and IN
hueniisl religious community in FayelIe
county, Pa. He passed h,mself fot SIN
gle man. and IN a short time after his ar.
rival in UnIonIoWn, by his base dccep'
ton and lnsrnuatins address. succeeded
in winning the affections, and finally the
hand. of one Of The most respecIabia
young ladies' in ,ha, town. !. was soon
discovered that he had a wife IN ohln,
when he decnmped in grea; haste. IL"
hoped The vIllain'msy be caUgh. and Pon'
i.aed according To bis deserts.
Philadelphia Lhquirm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Ciirous.-As a train nf railway cars
was passing along an inclined plane on
the raiIfusd frnm Bolton to Kenyon, IN
England. moving al the rate oil 'hriy
OF forty miles an hour. man who was
standing on the side Of The railway. tire"
stone about The size Of hens egg 10
horizontal direction. and with con''"'
cradle violence, n the ram. The s'""'
was distinctly seen by gentleman %pO
was seated IN the LAST car, with hl* harS -
the engine. and he remarked tia. "l'e" II
had attained IT. MAXIMUM Of SeiorIlY' =. Il
appeared like Mahomet's coiiih, suspend
ed "a The air few seconds within 'on'
ofihe genilcmau's head! lie seized oil IL
and described she sensation as slh,i'r 10
that II grasp,ng a slime IN state OF rfs''
suspended by thread. Thus u Semi
thai ihe Train and stone had both a''a'"Sl
The same velocity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Patrick Henry. in the course Of de-
bate in the Virginia Convention OH the
adoption Of the Federal Constitution. said:
Tell me where and when did free.
dom exist, whsn he purse and srOrd
'cere girsn up from The People! Unless
a miracle in human affairs shall inlerpose.
u" nation ever did. or ever can. retain iis
liberty after the loss Of the sword AND
TnE PURSE.
IL object, ion, agains, the immense
patronage of the President, because il
places in his hands the means Of couup.
lion. and "i distributing throughout The
country band Of ret1lners in the shape
Of judges, revenue officers. aud others,
which renders him irresistible in any
scheme OF ambition that lie might medl.
tate agans, tie liberties Of the country.
object To the whol. gang Of federal
officers. Gentlemen.
depend upon it. this power may work
sOreiy upon your necks."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
GOV. DUDLEY's OPINIONS.

The " Standard and other kindred
prints, during the late eonEass for to-
sernar. endessOrrd in every way 10 defeat
the election Of the present distinguished
incumbent. Failing in this. and fearing
lest his overwhelming majority may
operate TO the prejudice Of The Admins
iralion in other States. in the Gaming rlec-
lions. they have struck new trail. A
preconesrled efTnrI is now making - pro-
dure Ihe impression that Gov. Dudlsy's
politics are Of doubtful aud undecided
character. and il is asserted that he was
supparled by a considerable portion OF
the Administration party from belief that
he Was opposed To Mr.. Clay and a Ma
Iional Bank. When these iIausndOes
were hIsl thrown out, we thought u un-
necessary 10 notice them, as we consider
ed il a harmless SORT Of way Of venting
the dissatisfaction Of The party al their
Waterloo defeal-a kind Of saleiy.ValTe.
through which mortified feelings might
escape wi,hou, the danger of explosion.
Blu, the Z" Standard" unchecked IN its
assumptions. and emhultlened by the ST.
Ience Of The Wing Press, seems almost
to speak in the last lumber, by authority,
and declares. in substance. that Gov
Dudley will neither " support MIR. Clay
or his National Bank. under any circum
Stances" II is time this niiicI"us inter
NEEDING should be rsbuked. We stale
therefore. ,ciG, re knOw. when we say
that The State cannot boast of more tho
rnngh.going Wing than Gov. Dudley
lie is opposed. radically opposed. TO Mr.
Van Buren, and The whole policy Of HI,
Administration, including The Sub.rrea
sury Schemes decidedly in favor o.
Mr.. Clay for President. in preference Il
the present incumbent. and. believing lh,
country cannot well get slnng without I
National Bank. is in favor Of Tie establish
men. Of such an institution, under propsl
limitations and restrictions. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Proeiltnrf Journal.

Suj-7fsasgry IN Columbia. Is. c.
We have IN this town q gaod example
Of The practical working Of The sub-Trea.
sury system .
Oar worthy Postmaster sub-rreasureI
demands and receives nothing but gold
and silver; bn, he receives paper from all
who will pay discount. AMI sells gold
and silver 10 all who will buy it a! an al.
vance. TIL, is publicly done.
Again. Our "Orthy sub. Treasures
Postmaster now distributes from his Office
the Nsa Buren, Address, gratutl usIy and
a'trr.y. Thi. a.!Igs.4 bs.ng all cleo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Spirit ofth Maine Hhigs-Ths po-
Iitical character Of the House Of Repre-.
senla,ives in Maine Is not vet decided.
In number Of the towns which failed 10
make choice on the regular Jay OF cleo.
ton, there was a secnni trial last Mon.
day. The Wings rallied with unhrok en-
energy, and. as far as we have heard.
were successful IL Falmouth. they
ELECTED their candidate by twelve major.
~. II Mino,, which gave Fairfield Owe
majority, they have also sriumphcd. 50
also in lirissoI, where lhey succeeded by
6f'y majority. II Windham. whicl, gave
Fairfield .weniy.eigh, majority. there is
again no choice. Manni Deser has. fr
lle FIRST time in MANY years. elected 4
Wing. Nofioaai Intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

IiOneeEing naailsstO IL de party 10 .,
lerI The reelection Of lhs Prssiisna J.
Executive odlcsr- j. ioIaa IN he g..
disseminating a. Is llsis an ihlsrgsy,sss
Of Executive officers in slseliansg
ColumJiC TsEes,o,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

The editor Of the Cincinnati News COM
plains that he has mot received an i'''''
esiing newspaper Tor three months az. ~.
says he is '.convinced that Amos sn'lT''
his ub.Treasurers to read out all W.
news while the papers are on their pas
sage" We have been equally nnl''"
naie. bu, have always attributed the i'c' 'a
another cause. The vehicles employ"
TO carry the mail are such huge 'n''"
pen, Limberiag things, that we Oe''.'s
they shake all the news ont OF The fai''''
before We receive them.
Hhreiiag Gazette
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Teras. Gen. Mirabeau Il. Lamar has
been elected President. and Jude Burnett
Wee Pfes,den,. of he Republic vi Texas
By large majorities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

The sun of Sl2,5OO las been reaIl1'
ed by The irsi municipality Of New Ot'
leans, from The letting Of oyster stands
on he lesee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

Weaieral 5fagnanimity--Ths Globe
expresses isopinion that Alexander la
milton, Notwithstanding his federalism,
was, after all. brave and honorable man:
wherfupun the Boston Post adds lis con.
fifnsaiian 10 This startling assertion. and
osen goes 50 Ear as 20 cay tina, hewas also
a mauo genius. We shnnm not be sur
priseI. after sucli an atImissipa. i,iearn
that The acknowledged head of this same
ahoinii,able federal parly--ons Gebrge
Washing.nn--was. IN his,lay. very ho-
nest SORT NJ aman, not 81 course 10 be COM
pared with Thomas n, Benton. Thomas
Jefferson. or Fanny Wright, but still very
well fnr a = eaeralisf."
Proei!tarf Journal.