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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28

'alla poiiiiNi
uriel in thee!
Il the riches
pxieo's mines,
Eeafh thai far down
deep waters shiuel
ud nayies that cover
Anquering west
~s't them 70 dca.h
pae heaye Of thy brcasJ!
high hills that look DER
rcck making shore,
i bride Of the mariner
Is al thy roar;
he lambs in the tempest,
ives in the blast,
ridgc-brokcn billows
snsezs y east.
nbbng toone
a heart and q soul,
on thy greatness
Isl 10 lis roll:
how that heart
! ashes shall be,
he voice Of eternity
from iheel
Rare arc the cite,
hehes. and 'ryrel
Fom the nations,
parks from the FIRE;
~ Of Athens,
plenior Of Rome,
d-and foreger
Jew ID thy fam.
at Almighty,
al--suhl.me--
eued nawastcd--
brother of Time!
lelapests, nor na,ioas
R'ory can bow,
fars first behold thee
halnless art thou
q when Thy surges
Eager shall roll,
iirmsments length
Rwn back like a scroll;
hen shall The spirit
slshs by the now.
rplghty-morc lasting
chalnless than thou.
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Trust Sale.

hY virtue e a deed of u st, executed bv
49, William T.. Anderson. 10 secure the nav
meat Of Cerlain debts therein mentioned. \
shall offer FIR sale, a credit oi tw elye morths.
with interest ftrm the date,
The Store House now occupied by
Cave & iollard
Oae other Lot, No. 80 rryon s,reei,
with a Stable, adjoining the lot OF Geor. Bur-
ggin, esq Opposite Mrs. aters
One other lot, No. 81 Hasel street.
opposite N ilam Numan,s.
The sale to take place before tie Court
House on Saturday the Isl day Of secember
next, al ~ clock.
At O'Clock on the same day, I shall OFF,
for safe, on the came terms at the residence
Of Mr.. Anderson. his
Household Furniture and Kitchen
Utensils.
For sums under ten dollars cash will be ,x.
pee,ed Bond aud seessisy vii be required.
JAMES WEBB. Trustee.
October 5, 10 e.
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60 d. - RfgIslar.
.OIFTHERN CONVEN1lON.

SOUTHERN LUAkEAl ION.
The CnmmsEcaal Gamer nan assem-
blfd. according 10 appointment - Angus
"a. GenEgis. on Monday, Ihe l5sh last.
There were present lhe following dele
gates: From South csrOlins, so; from
Georgia. IS; from Alabama. 8: from
Mississippi. 3: from Tennessee. .; IGaan
Florida. I. Col. James Gsdsden, the De
legsle from Florida, Was unanimously
appointed President Of The Convention.
and N. W. Cooke, esq. Of Augusta. Sc
ereiary.
A committee Of 81. with Judge Long
street a. chairman, was appointed 10 re-
p0rI On the objects of he Convention.
This COMMITTEES. on Wednesday. made =
long Ieport. which has not yet been pub
lisLed. accompanied BY resolutions.
LIST. Pledglng the members Of The Con-
venlinn 10 use their best eKerIions in their
respective slsGes. 10 lorm trading sssoei-
aiiOns. in order 10 carry out the views
ol the Convention. -. Recommending
rail roads and canals. between western
and southern Atlantic STATES. as lending 10
resInTe the direct trade Of the latter. 3D..
Recommending harmony Of action be.
tween The various companies Tor improve.
meni. 4lh. IaEokins Ihe aid Of The
banks 10 Ihase great works. 5'h. Asa
ing of the Legislatures Of such states as
may have deficiency Of banking capital.
TO provide for lis increase in such man.
ner as may most eonduce 10 the resInra'
tim OF southern commerce. Oh. Thai
the southern banks be solicited 10 form
commercial connections with banks oI
capitalists in Europe. for The purpose oI
furnishing facilities TO the direct trade.
The report and resolutions were adopt.
ed, sfer considerable drb.ie. in which
Hon. Isaac l.. Holmes. uf Charleston,
Judge I.nngsireei. Col. Noble, Judge
King. Judge Berrien, and oilers. Parli'
cipaied,
A resolution was Likewise adopted, re.
speciiully recommending 10 the I.egisla,
lures Of the southern states. TO aid lead
ing works nf internal improvement. BY
the application of the credit or resource,
of the state in conjunction with individu
al capital.
! Another Convention was appointed u
be held 10 Charleston. on the 81 Monday
Of April, 1899.
Aud then the Contention adjourned. or
Wednesday afternoon. The delegates
however, were moi permitted to disperss
until they had par.aken Of splendid din
ner al The Masonic Hall.
Among the regular toasls at this dinner
was The following highly complimentary
Ia Norih Carolina:
North GdrolinG-Mndest and unas
Stunning, but pure as her own gold"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Resumption in Mississippi.-A meet
ing Of the Presidents of the several Banks
IN Nalehez. (Mississippi,) was held in
that city On the 5ih instant. at which il
was resolved that the first Monday in
January, should he recommended TO the
banks of that State. a. a suitable day f,r
The resumption of specie payments. II
was also resolved, that the Banks &c tie
State should be invited 10 hold a Com
vention al Vleksburg on The sin of No.
rember next, Tor the purpnse Of deliher-
sIIng on said recommendation. The
Nsirhez Banks in CONCLUSION. reenm-
mended that the Mississippi Bank Con-
veniinn. 10 meet on the 9Th nf November.
accept the invitation given by the Union
Bank Of that State, TO attend a general
Convention Of The Banks Of Mississippi,
Of Arkansas, Tennessee, and Alabama. al
sicksburg, on the first Monday in DE.
CemheE next, for The purpose Of eiFec.ng
unity and cOnsert ia the resumption oI
specie payments.
There Is therefore liule or no doubt
now. that within less than ninety days
from this date. the resumption ri specie
payments will be general throughout the
iweaty-six States Of the Union.
Pouison.
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bot il CO. m, lb~t suns Of he weston.
e"un'iss voted slmasi unanimously in "A
Eor 81 the ne~ Constitution, snd /, las
Consequently been adopted By majority
"i21sl COLLISIONS eOanly vet 10 be- heard
from. The aggregate vote Of lhe sis,s
exceeded $4,000; The nsjnrily therefore.
BY which lie nsw Constitution has been
adopted. is. comparatively. very small
l"o small, We should suppose. % author.
re important alterations in The rundsnen.
isl Law Nf . state.
In the election far GoTernor IL is Il
legged extensive frauds have been commit.
ted. growing out &c The numerous and
heavy bets depending upon the result.
10 consequence ofIiese frauds. the liar.
Ii'b"rs Telegraph says. il has been de-
ierminsd IN contest the election.
According 10 . statement in PouIson's
Advertiser. the Wings and Anti.mssons
have a msi"riiy Of 81 in the Legislature
an jnini ballot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Important from Hastingion.-We
learn fr"n, source which may be relied
an. that on Monday last gentleman Of
high character waited upon the President
of 'he United States. aud laid before him
letters. documents, g.. &c. which he had
received from France. and which were
intended to prove that the expedition now
fitting oct in France. ostenslbly against
Mexico, is in reality intended against
the island oG Cuba! Bat. finer.
THIS statement we have reason tn be-
lirNe correct, so far as the responsibility
nf the informant. aud the fact ol his har-
ing made the alleged communication To
the President, Ga. We were apprlzed of
the circumstance two or three days ago,
but thought the design imputed TO The
French GnVernmen, SD improbable tina,
We did not deem il worthy Of any public
notice. Nat. MieNigencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Important change in PennsgirGaia.-
The amendments 10 the Constitution Of
Pennsylvania have no doubt been adopt
ed at The recent election. This dimln-
lshcs greatly the patronage Of the Gov
ernor, by giving the Senate parlicIpa-
ton in The appointments, aud by throw
ing many Of The elections for county Of.
fcers into the hands Of The people. This
Of course adds greatly 10 the Democratic
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Udbash College burnt. "A letter from
Charlottesville. Indiana, Ia a gentleman
IN this CITY, states that the spacious col.
lege building in tha, village. which was
',-rler rod and partly finished, took fire
about 2 o'clock oa the morning of the
p! ult, aud the middle and north divis.
tons were hurnt 10 the ground. The south
division, which was flashed, was saved,
excepting the 81 and 4,h stories. The Ii.
brary aud philosophical apparatus. which
vas in the fourth story Of the finished
pnu of the building. together with the
'hapel and lecture rooms, were all con-
,umed with The exception Of few books.
,nd three "r four philosophical instrn-
meats. The building. when completed.
would have been nearly fire proof. and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Lorer Canada The Quebec Mercu-
~ gives the following c explanation Of Lord
Durhsm's change OF purpose.
We hear that his Excrlleucy the CO.
vernon General has reluctantly abandoned
his insenlIon Of proceeding TO Washing
ton. and passing through some Of the
United States on his way 10 England.
His Excellsncy will sail from hence on
the l,t OF November.
We have reason TO believe that this
change ia his plans has been considered
necessary both by his ExceIlency aud
the Commander nf the Forces. in order
that her Majes,y's Ministers should be-
Immediately apPrized by the highest
authority Of the provinces, in person, OF
the critical state in which they are placed.
In the mean time his Exce!lency has
given the Commander in Chief the fullest
authority and power 10 call in,a active
service any amount or description Of lurce
which may be necessary for the COM
ple,e defence nf The frontiers. and the
preservation Of internal security.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

KnOrrihs.-ws are glad to see mon
"ur table once more the Knoxville Regis.
ter in its full size. with tie hope lha, The
recruiting health al the hands will in.
sure It's aPpearant. hereafter with its &C.
eusiomed Punr.nalily. Ia regard to the
health "f tbs place. the Register says:
" Our city begias 10 put on its business
habits again. With the restoration Of a
healthy atmosphere. our citizens. who
had gone sbraad To escape disease, are
bcginEing To return. But there is a void
made in "ur society by disease and death
which it is muly painful to conleH plate.
and which it will require The lapse Of
years adequately ia fiil."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Yates for members ol Congress
IN New Jersey had not been counted al
,he last accounts. in consequence Of an
accident which occurred to the Governor.
lie was riding out with friend. the horse
became resiivr. aud he jumped nuI and
dIsloca,ed his hip. |. seems that in con.
sequence Of this the official result Of the
election would not be knnSn for some
days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Interesting from Caaaia.-'rhe New
York Post OF Monday says: " We hear
from a source we deem respectable. thai
there is likely To be further trouble on the
frontier. A gentleman writes: Things
are coming to head IN the frontier;
think, by the Isl proxlmo. we shall have
a renewal Of the Canada war. and. If am
not deceived, under an organization, and
with a reciprocity on the pat, Of the in.
habi,an,s generally. very different, from
what characterized last winters and
springs operations. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Though some places have suffered from
sersre sickness during the late hot sea-
son. Others We are happy TO perceive.
have enj.'yed an unusual degree 81 health.
New Orleans. far instance. has not bern
visi'eh al all by The yellow fever; and in
Norfolk there were but fifteen deaths duI-
ing the hole month Of September.
Nat. Mfel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Crops.-we are glad TO learn from
the Carolina Wstchmsn, that tie Corn
crops ia Si"kes. Snuy. DAVE, and Row.
an. are better Than vas supposed, before
they we're gathered. The current price
fn new Corn is so cents per pushed.
Flour 50 per ewt.. Oats 80 cents. Bacon
Is. Batter lei. Laid lei. Beef ( and S
CTS Nation 5 els, Chickens 81 dozen.
MOsl uf these articles. says the Wsch-
nan. are afforded in great abundance at
these prices. 81 there is no great danger
Of our peoples starving the next year at
the least. 0ne thing I" help out our
corn crops in many places. is the large
quantity Of OAK mast. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

IL appears from late English papers,
that Mr.. Stevenson has had an inlsrsiew
with Lord Glenelg. At the colonial Office;
and Thai The discussion upon The Caroline
affair was still going ON. but very slowly,
al The lnreign Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Cassville Pioneer of the 2d inst
says:--" Nothing this week from the
agency. The Indians are still in camps,
and dying daily. A gentleman has in-
formed us that there has been at least 500
coilins made for the Indians at tina, place
alone"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
OUR UNIVERSITY.

A Chapel Hill correspondent Of the
Raleigh Standard. speaks in the follow
ing just terms of the University of this
state:
sour University is in a furnishing
condition. At no period since its lounda-
ton, with two exceptions, has there been
a greater numbered students. The So
phomore class, Of which am member,
is the largest euer c"ngregated al this
place. This prosperity, | hope, indicates
tina, q brighter day awits Old Rip. Il
is much 10 be lameuted, that large por-
lion Of our young men. living in the ex-
IRENE East, patronize Northern colleges,
where they too often, fear. imbibe priu.
ciples hostile TO Soulht rn Institutions.
There are several young men in the Uni.
versIly al present, who have left a north.
ern college, and one Of the most distin.
guished in the Union, to JUN that Of tteiF
native state. Aud why should not our on
Ly stale institution be more patronized!
dur faculty is, without doubt. second 10
none in the Union, in;lhe poin, Of qusllti.
cations. The system Of instruction is''as
good as can be desired. The Libraries Of
the two Literary Societies. together with
the University library, contain upw ards of
nine thousand volumes. The climate is
as salubriuus as hear, could desire; and
every facility is afforded To a young man
who wishes 10 impravs his talents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

NJ We are aulhOiized 10 announce
Gen. Tuoxas W. GRAVES, Of csswell.
- q Candidate for the Office Of Major
G,neral of ihe third division Of North
carolina Militia, in place Of Gen Cot
Ton. resigaes. The Militia Officers at
,.rleI to tie 9th and I6h Brigsdes. to
Vii an tie election Is committed, viii
please notice The a,Ore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

A meeting Of Steam Boat owners has
been held in cineinnsIi. II which resniu-
tons we're passed. protesting sgsihsI The
legislation Of Congress concerning steam
boats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

.aaOthsrJ fatal Steamboat EzPiosioa :
The Grand Gulf Advertiser says lhe
|" nues " 81 The steamer Gov. Shelby
|" collapsed" near the mouth Of lie Ar
kansas. aud seslded 90 deck passengers.
most Of them MORALLY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Tie NsfhOdisf churrh.-ws have al
rsady Rolicrd The sitting Of Ihe Annual
Conference II this Church for the State
oi Ohio, We now desire IN mention
snEdry facts connected with tie Mission
AIRY Sneiely attached IN The coRieTence.
The Society met on Monday. The Isl in
slanL Afl'r suitable addresses. THAT BY
Dir. Hamllne being eloquent almost be-
yond examPle,) collection vas taken
az, whlrh amounted 10 mnre Than $500.
and 10 which member Of The Protestant
Episcopal Church nf This eisy added 500.
Nearly ell 900 lad been raised for Mis-
sion purposes within the bounds Of The
Conference during the past year. and il
VAS anticipated that tie present gear
would produce $4,000. The increase
ni tie Methodist Church within the Ohio
Conference. during The past year. was
1880. Columbus (0hiOJ Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Cora-I.asl week gsn,leaan, " ho is
a large corn contractor with the govern.
men,. informed Us tia, he had purchased
in HE counties Of La Fayene, Clay. &C.,
On the Upper Missouri, upwards Of 80, 900
bushels. which was TO be delivered on
the river bank al the rate Of ID cents per
bnshrl: and tina, lu,her down the river he
was Offered lot Of about 1000 bushels.
delivered IN like manner, at I2a cents.
The corn crop in this state, she upper par.
OF limos and in the territories has been
very abundant. 81 Louis Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

As TO the election in Ohio. il is not dit
fcull to account for vi hat. to some, nay
appear the strange result there. The
Wings have been defeated BY their own
imprudence aud the combined influence
Of notification and abolition. IL is, per-
haps, not known TO- all our readers that
there exists in Ohio a S,ale Rights Asso-
rialion. numbering several thousands Of
voters, who are devoted to The fortunes
Of Mr.. Calhoun, and who IN all contests
of late have been on the side Of Wings.
MIR. Shannon was conspicuous member
Of this association and is known.,o be- the
adheres, Of Mr.. Calhoun. lie was nom
ina,iun expressly with view To the con-
cIliation Of This party, and has succeeded.
They have gone over in body. ..On The
other hand. Gov. Vance had, by deliver
ing up an abolilionist 10 the demand Of
the Governor of Kentucky, given great
offence to the sboli,ionis,s of the state.
and they took ground agains, him almost
without exception. These are the caus-
es-,he temporary causes--of our defeat
in Ohio. They mus, cease TO operate in
great national contest, and then. again.
Ohio will stand erect as the leader of the
Wing states Of the Uniun.
Baltimore Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Death Of NJ. Lancaster.-We regret
to state ,ha. The injuries received by Mr..
Joseph Lancaster in The accident of which
we gave an account on Monday. have
proved fatal. lie died on Wednesday
morning, at his residence. MIR. Lancas-
ter was IN his 9Th year. Ills name will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Rev. Daniel w. Herr wili
D,rsch in tie Christian Chapel. in tbs
sl,ee. On the "a sabbath in Nosember,
ai3 Gel ek,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

A wri'cr in the Wilmington Advertiser
proposes that il be recommended 10 the
Legislature, through the Internal I'M
povemcu, Convent on to he held at Ra-
nigh on the 18th instant, ito gram the
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Com
raay, the privilege of Banking. with a
capital of 100000, and permission to
Increase il to one million dollars, the
principal Bank To lie located in Whining
tln, with two or more branches in the
state, with the condition that they shall
subscribe f..r one thousand shares in the
c,pitaI stock ofihe Fayetteville AMI West,
cm Raj Road Company"
BY notice in the tireensborough Pat
rot, it appears that application will be
male 10 the next Legislature for char
ter for hank To be located at Greensbo-
rough; and also for bank 10 he located
at Fayetteville with branch at Green's
borough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

.7hother French Eest.-Capi. Duke
hart, arrived here this morning, left Ha-
vana the l2,h INST. and reports that the
French brig Cuirassier. from Brest, for
Vera Cruz, hal arrived at Havana, The
captain Of which stated that large squad
ron sailed in company, 10 reinforce The
blockade at Vera Cruz. The Prince de
Joinviile was 10 command Of one of the
corveues. Nat. Int.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01


tfths ~ issi j. an aslic.e laken lrum
rhr IIrilsbnr"' Recorder. pr"fessing 10
e.ve sumc arcolnl Of Mr. BRowNs re.
mnks 81 lie casNe. Dinner. We haze
COOL auihOliy ftr SAYING tia, tie parl
Of the a:iir!e which represents lin as
having en- cred inia an argument ITO
,hsw The tally "f considering tie expires.
s.on, Il "pin'oa, IN popular s:se'I"ns. as
In.lrur luas. be u.r At their eqnlinual
iuenm.slnns. /. an rTFnT an uniting 81
pfnersian aud m,.rrrre.e"i ,isnn # il,e
Ssna..r'. rrnarks. What he lid say, ap.
pears D. tie eAtrscI " ca We make ir"m
las speech IN ".,!sl's STANDARD. ! he
sarrrh I'll Mr.. liYNTN, nn the saule ucca-
s,un, - allen grhs,ly mIstepfeseated 30
the same sTarie. as We are cIrdihly 10.
l'r Hrd. ". 4. Aiandafd.
rOur notice Of tie sperch : Of Mr..
Bgawn aud Mr. Bynu At the 'aswel
dnner. vas made upon authority the cor
re,m-ss Of which We have not yet seen
cause to do.bt. The article in tie Mil
Tn Spectator from which Vie STANDARD
gau.e,. dues EoI profess TO be the :. erch
Of Mr.. Bto~n as delivered, but oaly the
substance of IT, How much afer con,i.
dcr4iioa may have varied the expressions.
We c4naoi say; bu, even in the printed
speech may be found explosions which
may vel justify the Interpretation which
our informant put upon them. In 1t is
no! Mr.. Brown made to say expressly.
that =" the democratic party have never
coniended for any other mode Of ln"irnc.
ton tn Senators than that OF the st1te lc-
gislainres. BY resolutions expressing their
seaiments!" Aud does he not after
wards 20 into an argument " to show the
sb'urdity" Of taking as instructions the
expression Of popular opinion as made
known b. their elections! No mater
how large majority Of tie People shall.
by their elections. express their disap.
pFoba,ion of lhe leading measures Of the
Administration, il ht Legislature fail to
instruct. the Senator is at liberty to dis.
regard tie 20. 'ular voice; or lithe I.egis-
laiure instruct. M mater how little in &C
corlance with the wishes Of the people,
or even without their wishes being con.
suited, the Senator is bound to obey or
rcsigp. Is not ibis SIR. Browns doc
trine! this his reverence for The "Icmo.
ctacy"! Aud what did we say more'
Mr.. Bynum's speech has not Yet been
published. and we cannot therefore say
how " grossly" he has been misrepre-
seniod." 3ut our informant was present
at its delivery; and We think him too in
Ic.ligent To mjslpi rchenl, and too homo
rable to m;sreprcsen:. From other sour
ces we have heard that Mr.. Bynum's
speech ord no, give satisfaction TO many
even of tie democratic party; and We
think il would be no difficult matter to
sustain, by abundant testimony, all we
have said in tho premises. EDsr, REC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Court House and Clerks office al
Columbus, Geo, were destroyed by five
M the night Of The l4lh ult. with oil the
valuable papers-suPposed to be The work
Of an incendiary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Judge Cross. Administration candidate
for Congress in Arkansas, has declared
against The snh-'rreasury project and in
favor OF a peculiar system of special de
posiies. .9ieE. Gds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

lons De- remembered. - lha, 4 zsalous
and useful laborer in the ranse If sAuea-
IOa. Aclg I0rk Com. .4Ap.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
TREASURY NOTES.
TFsa snry Department,
October 90. 1855.

Tnasnry Department,
October 20, 1855.
Notice is hereby given. tia. al the out
standing Treasury Nuies. which bear dale
on or before the 2Isl day Of May. 1898
being those issued in pursuance Of the
scI Of Congress Of The 18th Of October.
lsS7-will now be pail. on presentation
al the Treasury. in advance Of The period
0n which they fall due.
Each parcel of notes offered for pay
menr should be accompanied with sche-
dule showing Il dates aud sums VI The
srSeral notes, and The rates Of interest
theron.
Holders will be accommodated with
drafts payable al or near their places Of
residences whenever practicable.