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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

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asssi - s-H. IE saaaiasd. whas~Ess may
hive hes ar al.'asoa II sasae n me iniirisa.
- uaa esaaos-l iaai c..assafiaa. ne hars
nsEs' bsss - advocate Or sps,asiss. snd -
kRaW ai,ss We ~rr= nat : nrsah-r sfit Mhe
a..sE ws have n"~. ~ shall serrasisr. p,oaass
any pool u lie !" ayParrisy" - bliaiar.s'
q The sIsa1aTd. ne slaii lesss our readers &
iaeEri but We lhink lls msilsr sf The Gail
fsEd msDeriai faEhissss ssi.'.ae q b9ih.
i TheSisndsrd i making = great parade
~ = sllly Prniuriian. I" pnrporlinE 20 rom,
from she Honorable DR.. Dnncan ni Oal0
in xhirh Ihr speech Of Mr.. S'an.y, lrs
cenily pnhlisI, d IN The R,curdrr. j. pro
nannesd 10 be = :. f.l..il"ad and fraud
part sed on The community" because l
p"rpahs 10 be . speech delivered nn IA
hn"r nf Congress. when. he saws. i
.'nessr Vas there spoken" Of all mel
in The world, Dr.. Duncan should be m
last ~ mske hi. complaint. and The Stan
lard the last si,lor T. pnbli.h il. Iias
siIher "f them fnrg"llen the long speerI
paraded hrI"re the country last summer
3" pnrpariIeg 10 haSr heen delivered !
the House Il Representatives" no POI
lion NJ which was spaken on the 1oor {
Congress! We should have been gls
il We could have hal peep al the sdIIC
nj The Standard while penning his ART
Gle last week. that We might know WHEEL
er any absurdiiy could bring blush 81
an his cheek. Dr. Duncan hIinssli prov,
that Mr.. Sianiy dad deliver a spseel
Sh,"h occupied fifteen minutes or NOR
AMI he has nai attempted Io show On
) anv thing VAS published tina, WIS NJ
+ delivered. But We received ny last night
mail an arucle which puts the honorab
Dncior completely hOrs de combat. "
! have not roam nnw to say mare. "
, shall again take on The matter next wee
when we think we shall be able 10 sim
, our readers hns much credit should
? attached ~ The statements Of ME-. Du
can.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

u smother r.rt 81 our p,p"r &" day viii b"
t"rnd an sddgc,. 10 tho ri,iEens of oranrn
90 'niy. siene,l hv tlrir Scna'ur aud three o'
Their Rep, srnta,v"s "a the late General As
'sm'y nf lis state objectionable a. We
'"aS 'oms portions "f it a'e, w. tcst'y give
P'rr IN il; beng drswons that nnr columns
sWsh always IT ri c,Nnnrt "f o. cnmtn tn'
r"'irn "e'wcea -" r"' pc Of this cou"'y AM
''"tr r'P'"scniaiiv .. Hat While We give place
u c"nmrswstt.t,s 81 this kIad. w. feel Il "a
h" p"V,i"e". ru he moi laty. ,""T'r few
nnc,aar space 10 tAy Su, q very Ten. words
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
ID,

In Chapel Hill on Sunday morning
lat. very suddenly. Of apaplexy. JoHS
". McGnEE, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

Female inF,race. Sam slick says:
" Though the men have ,hr relns, the
women tell 'em which way 10 drive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

Is - Ma Est he Borough ~ SHlfaa ioi del
sgaie 10 RE present House al Del gates vs. lie
vai apd yaid. tisi the sante should be SET aside"
afe-stEe zsxss here received tain the Senate
siaiieC laai they hal adopted the following resolu
!l'e' IN "hlelt they request The eoacnuente Of
liousc:
ResoiroR. That when the sca7ie adjoutns 10.
d,s It VII, ~ d lie consent Of The House 81 Dele
z-fes, adIpaiu until the hour of - o'clock on he
3fd d5y 81 January netf."
Ga n,oiioo. lie subject before the House was
lad on tie lsLlc al HE resolution vas coBeuued
10 without division. Dir. Geade sss defuted
10 aunapnct tie fltt 10 II e. Stnate.
III. My Promising that many members o. the
| louise bad expressed a Jesfe lnf adjournment
during The Christmas holidays aud thai oJtaln
lie concurrence II the Senate IL would be ncrcssa-
~ 10 ulirf resolution Tor that object at this tinie
II rfdI'e f1llu1Hr:
"R,satfca THAI ehep this House adJ9urrs 81 the
9Th day Of Deccp,b,t next a viii wnh the consent
e the senate adJ9aru until ihe J0h Instant
! his re,olaionWas adopted by AYES 70. NOES not
counted and Ar VI y was depaie1 10 convey the
resolution 10 tie Seuate ~Hh information At IT. pas
sage.-IH a sLorlliae. amessage was received iroin
tie Senate thatthey eoncuued ~ tie tesoluton.
Tie House resumed the consideration OF the Nor
fol-. Borough contested election. aud "a Clerk con
Guided lie reading q Tie testimony, "ich lid been
cal'd Ter.
Tie previous question ordered on motion Of
Mr.. Stephenson, and tie main 4es ION. upon gree.
'ng with lie Committee ~ their resolution, was ihen
drcded: Ayes 7j-Noes Is.
THeneXi resolution. winch 4ulhoizes The Speak.
e. 10 ssoe "ta oi election, supply the vacancy,
Is raftted.
The remaining resolutions werr, on motion of Mr..
Dnuuau. I'd on The table
- Mr. D9rman's malipn. the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

HOUSE, ofREP. Dec. l4th. 1889.
Noing has TRANSFERRED here OF any importance
thai yop have not account of in daily papers
The House IN session last mig hit MI II o'clnsk
without coming TO vote upon lie Election OF Speak
er. The choice Will probably BE- made lo-dy. |
am morl fed, however. 10 say TO YOU, as YOU per-
haps have already seem rha The voice of Sovereign
Stale Is TO he silenced in the oteanizarion 81 the
House. J. w. Jones will probably be elected by IA
minority Of those rshdully eotittd seats on tins
dor.
No Message can be delivered Of course ill the
House Is organized; and the whole business Of Lee
eisalIon suspended by outrage upon the zig hts
oi the People oftbls Unlon.
The nomination of Gen. Hafr son and Gov. Ty-
Ter is responded from all quarters Of II uniuu
tOih enthusiasm. Mr. Clay mol only dcquiesced in
the nomination. but he will be first amongst the
foremost il supporting he Hero of Tippacanoe-
tie farmer OF Nonh Bend.
am in haste, yours,
=. S. Since writing the above two votes have
teen taken for Speaker. No electon-last ballot
Jones 49, Bell 80 scattering -.
The following, which we find IN The Richmond
Wig, is the latest intelligence we have lren, Wash.
inpton
"On Friday, the resolution Of the preceding day.
ordering Committee 10 be raised 10 investigate the
New jersey Election. was after much disorder re
considered, and direct vote, on motion Of Mr.
Wise, taken To recognize The regularly returned
members Ho'h view jersey Inc motion lost
by a lie, ayes IL, nays III. Two Wings absent,
one, Mr. Hawes IRON sickness, aud lie Other, Mr..
krmpshall, from The sickness Of his family. Thus
have the Administration, by lie. and thar produ-
ced by the accidental absence OF two members sue
cecded in DISTINGUISHING OF the sovereign States
and thereby perperating the greatest enornily ever
committed IN Tins county. 1t appears from the
ayes and nays, that some even of the Adminlsia ion
party could not concur in this monstrous OUTRAGE
MI Rhen OF South Carolina spoke against il and
voted against it.
After this vote, DISTINGUISHING New jersey as Ia
ken. Tory from Name instantly rose aud moved
that the House proceed forthwith the election OF
Speaker, lest Nj. lIawes should he brought in and
Mr.. kcmpshall should arrive from New York. The
Torres continued TO press The molten and the Wings
to resist, unll ~ O'Clock night, when motion to
al lonrn prevailed, with the understanding that the
the election should take place next day.
Ga Saturday at O'Clock, the House met, and
proc ded to ballot for = Speaker.
/ L. N a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
THE NOMINATION..

The Harrisburg nomination, ihon2h -
The Richmond Enquirer and Others, "ho hi'u'
recommend the phgs 10 'disband her iofees' VI
the strength Of H. Is generally well received as lar a.
We i.aeesyei heard fom. Tie molio 81 The "hies.ss
union for the sale Of The Union - and Ihe hIooe
Ihous Iaboting 10 us item, labors 10 lhiie p"i
pose when 1t eudeayors TO create The impressi on
tllat the nomination OF Gen. Harrison will lead 10
division and strife among those. with whom II y I"
pdyamoHst oil ject to defeat tie Van Boren dynasty
aad the Van Bufen suecessorship. Letters IRON
Washington where there full opportunities Tor
consultation and comparison Of opinions speak IN
the most cheering tunes-Esen IN Tennessee, We
learn, suspicious results are anticipated rom Gen
IIatison's domination because. although the Gen
rfa LA fewrr jealous friends than Mr.. Clay IN HAT
State he las lkeaise fewer Wind ctiye enemies. and
will 10 encounter that unsufnountable load oil pre-
iudce which met the great Kentucky Statesman at
every STEP. That we may understand the grounds
of the conf lent expectations Of The Wings Of sue
cess in the mex, Presidential election subjoin
article Of The New York Courier, which seems to us
10 be mare Than literal To or opponents, in conce
ding 10 Van Buien, as uudisputed. the i'm The
wors, aspect ofihe natteD doaJafM State Virginia
Moth Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee, and
perhaps Mississippi aud Missouri. In The States
claimed Tor Harrison, by the New York papers,
there may however be likewise some doubtful States
as Maryland, New jersey aud Lousiana-and we
are nllling that one sci shall ofIsett The other. The
CoutieT's calculation is as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
LyNomnrRe. pntEmnER ,e.l,ae.

CoNGRESS.-If will be seen by our extracts to-
day thai here is al last prospect oil organic
lion Of Congress- The members having decided a.
gainst Mr. Wise's Resolution. declaring that The
credentials Of the Wing members from New Jersey
who have the legal certificates, are sufficient to en-
'iile them 10 ake their IN the HOUSEKEEPING
The question of the contested election 10 be decided
after tie House Is organized. We shall probably in
our next be enabled to announce 10 our readers the
eleeiioo ola Speaker, and lay before them the Pres
i1ents Message.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

1874
| 10

Remaining upon this statement the Courier says
the reader will perceive, careful examination,
thal there is ve'y little, II any dou t, that tie Wing
caudidlc is certain l5i electoral votes l45 being
necessary for choice aud this, too, without claim
ing Pennsy lyanla or Tennessee, the Courier m Oh,
have added Virginia and North Carolina, which,
in all probability, particularly the former, will be
loun arfayed the side of tile const tulion in the
coming contest"
Heads up, then, as tie tqnirer is wont TO ex.
clai III Wien IL is fiat on lis back
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

Being so fully convinced OF the great advantages
lie cash system, both 10 sellers aud buyers he
does not hesitate 10 say he better afford to
sell al Per cent. advance. for cash. than % per
cent. on the usual timr given in Lynchburg. And
knowing ilia purchasers vii protect then own inter.
est when great advantages ave offered, he feels en-
urely saneuine ofhis abby 10 adhere to the cash
system with the utmost rghr IN future.
The following articles are pant Of the stock of
feted under the system, aud 10 which public at
lenlion is most earnestly Invited. Allie asks is /.
examine his stock alter looking Other places, aud
he can't offer sufficient Inducements purchasers
trade. he - perfectly wiling hey shall go elsewhere.
He would have the public distinctly to understand
that he dses either wish or expect 10 sell any
article at higher rates hau 1t can be had in this mar
kef:
$50 pieces Caicocs Tall styles aud prices, suitable
10 The season.
2u0 " Mousen de LANES, at prices ranging from
25ceGls ner yard Ia - cts.
90 pieces Victoria Ak ntier Satin Striped Challys
40 plain aud eolored Silks, of the richest st, les
and shades.
20 doz. Shawl, aud Dress l'andkerchiefs, including
Brochia Chenille, Merno, Mou,elln de
LANES, Faalaona, Silk aud Satin,
GO pieces Cd Merinurs. Al all prices,
Is 81 and 4 checked Lusoys,
$50 failed Liusrvs ,,nd other coarse Wool
lens for servants clothing,
100 cassioetts, Kentucky Jeans aud other
goods suitable ior The fail aud WINTER
10 Fulled Blankets, n new aid splendid article,
$50 pair Rose. Whitney and MacLinag do
% niece, red end white Flaunels, embracing every
variety Of qualities, some ezra fne.
90 bales brown Dom"siies, embracing 3 4, 8, -
and Of the best fabrics,
10 cases Blea he'd 10 assorted widths and
quality,
so pieces Bed Ticks. different prices.
% g" Fine and cxfta 6ue Cloths.
3 " Extra Gne Beaver Cloth, a splendid suicle
for over Coats.
Ii e" Casslmeres embracing all the latest styles
and shades; some extra fine.
so - Fall x Winter Eesungs, embracing all the
latest fashions, De. &c.
Together WITH great variety OF other Goods such
~, Gentlemen's Sucks Collars, Gloves, Hosiery.
Needlework Ribbons. Belts, Renting and Linen
Gnmbrick lldkls. Artificial Flowers, Laces. Wells
Chenille Cord Bombazlnes, Fig'd Poplrns rich
white fig Sans, and Other desirable Goods, for
nariy dresses, Long, Kid * SILK Glqves Tuck and
Side Combs, Florence Braid, Straw aud Nuns h ON
nets, Leghorn Flats. IRISH Linens IRISH Sheetinrs,
Umbrellas, Shoes, Hat, Corded Skirts Italian Crane
Linen Cambrcks, French CambfickS Jaconelt Mus.
Inns, Swiss ditto. Book dnto, PLAIN Bobinete FIp'd
ditto and number oil other articles too tedious 10
enumerate, all OF which offered to the public on
the terms sci iotlh in this advertisements A. c. T.
Oct, 81 tsir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
Il T. + Err ENCES
NO T'EGE.

W. have associated Mr., GRIEF B. TATE,
w with US IN buslness-mhich will however he
CO, Quoted uuder tie finn OF Turner & Burwell as
re, 'ore.
We ave on hand IN extensive assortment of
GOODS Nled I" the present season. and beng
ANXIOUS tore ace our stock much As possible thev
will be sold 10, very small advance TO those who
may favor US sit. call.
Gunner & BURWELI..
Dec. 10 2wifot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

After the second ballot, Mr.. Mercer moved re-
consideration OF the vote of Friday, eAiaell'ns the
New Jersey members. The motion was lost.
After the mail closed. we hear verbally. tha, one
ballots took place. on the last of which tnG
vote stood Jones II, Bell III. The House then
adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
$40 EsE WARD.

pANAWAI lroM the subscriber, the 4th
a lbs, ant, negro man namen
Pc Il A y a N Y.
lie is very i've and likely, about % years old,
vely dark and bout ieel II inches high. He can
NOT look a person full in the iace but has way ct
pecping out of the corner OF the eyes from under the
brim OF his hat when spoken to, and speaks shot l.;
possible he ma, max, for Amherst, where he orr
ginaly came from. ] vi, give the above reward of
liry dollars Tor his deve " 10 me 10 Bedford coun-
~, any one who will sec ufe him IN jail that |
get han again. Jun. A. DONALD
Dec o fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
THOMAS a. r.0lESpaV
AND
WILLIAM n. XANCEN,

M I'LL IN future practice in the Superior aud
w Inferior Courts OF Amherst. Bedford, Camp
bell and Charlotte counties, and the corporation OF
Lynehburg. They viii give prompt attention TO all
business entrusted to them.
Once 81 Alley leading from Nam street 10 the
Washington Hotel, two doors above Payne X Gregg
rvs Book Store
REFERENCES.
Mossrs Cobbs Armslead, Rnnon x Rodes
Hancock x Adams, Smith x Bagwcll Hunt *
Martin Henry Davis and II. b. Richards, lunch
ooafg, H. w. }. J.fiy. Dunop. Moncure & Co,
Charles Ellis n Sous aud Wllhams x uaxon
Richmond.
wv ifoafts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

W bea'on' It is stated, has taken a large suite
OF rooms IN W"shinsian ioi the purposed Of giving
large parties sources, &c. II is minated that ii is
pan OF his plan OF eectioneerug for the Presiden
cy. in 1914 HAo poys =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

u Mr.. Cooper, OF Geo. an ultra State Rights
man. gave the Administration panty severe because
just castlgation, during the debate upon the New
jersey contested election. lie quoted two para
graphs from the address of the administration mem
bers OF Congress, issued at The close Of the session
before the !ast, IN which sundry pledges Of devotion
TO State Rights, which always precious" To that
party on paper, were cous picuously given. Nj.
Cooper admitted that these were very pretty cords
very pretty indeed! AS u State Rights man he
could dcsne nothing more. But then he liked to
actions correspond with professions. And yel in
denying to the five members from New jersey, who
came into that Hail. as liz did himself with GER
udcae Of election guarded by all the forms Of State
td~S, authenticated by the signature OF its Governor
the oigan,and by the great seal the emblem Of State
Sorere1sH these pretended friends Of State Rights
were prepared to fly in the teeth of their own doc
times, Tor the purpose Of achieving party triumph
and OF securing the Spoiis to the partizans Of the
ruling powers The Wings. he commended were
on Tins OCCASION at least the exposiors and cham
pons oi State Righls-while the Administration par
~ were dying in the teeth of the principles which
they had solemaly pledged themselves to support
MI Cooper ii will be recollected is in favor of the
subj treasury, and is supposed To prefer Van Buren,
TO any Wing for the Presidency. Such language
therefore, from him is entitled to more than ordinary
weight.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

W Inc Charleston Courier, a paper Of we'll
balanced judgment takes decided ground in opposi.
Ton 10 the views OF Gov. Noble of South Carolina
which seem 10 be pop lar in that State, in favor
OF substituting direct for an indirect tax in oyde,
10 provide revenue for the fedora government
whenever the general government becomes great
TAX g''hefef' "ah ITS marshas and deputy marshals
sca"ere" throughout every commonwealth, a most
RAPID stfde viii have been made towards the total des
"ucon OF the State sovereignties and towards hei,
consolidation INTO one great Empire. 1t Is strange
'oa' sue" proposition, therefore, should be broach-
ed by The pfoiessed champions and guardians of
STATE h'shis-at least 1t would be SO, if these clam
o'ous State Rights men were not the same who. of
old,a declared that il was the climax of absurditv
TO say the States have any Rights at ALL" Are they
crawhng back to their old opinions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

POR This article IS still selling al :
at this tine no, many Hogs ~ market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
IA u T. .E.fD Ts'E.vT
DRY GOODS

he has ever bad II ia his power to offer for sale;
and believing as he does, thai The only safe mode Of
getting M OF IN these hard tunes Is 10 sell lone FOR
cash, he has determined To offer his stock at very
= VI H.. A DIV AN('E m a.. IGINAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

"hn. we are iof foiee trade with Grea, g,it..
while We permit her TO have foree trade NH
We are, 10 one word. for mixing The ben.s,. -,
burdens reciprocal aud common to each. WI
she opens her ports 10 our wheat and tobacco
'ree' we shall have not the slightest obec,io, 10
"poi"i2n oi TIE ensiom-honse system allopetbe, ..
me substitution therefor Of a system Of dif,ct
i"n. buf 50 long as she compels US 10 eon,,;1..,
10 hef eSeheqnef by the imposition of dn,iss
lie articles which she imports We are ia, ~"
Tie like courtesy 10 them. by permitting ,b.,,
pienIsh our exeieqner, by The agency or n.
system, operating upon lle articles xhi.,, '
port II ihis IS not free trade" il il a, ,...,
's nee ~, one as II Is for the other. Those VIII
'''''' ~ o' '''e exclusive champions of free t,,d.
;" ''''' ~ however seem perfectly willing IN
oP'" o'' po''' 'oeountiies which close their po,,.
against us or "no' II they open them at all maj,
US pay pretty high price Tor going H. A ar
such freedom as ths-wlere tie benefit. ar. -,
one side, aud the burihens are all upon III. o,I,..
1his Is reversing the old maxim and maki,, :,
y begin abroad-and what is still worse
there Likewise We cant expect 10 sec II. ''
leuce Of correct IDEAS on this subirc,. bow...'
"hete nthe South, for some years, and in s.,
Carolina we suppose IL viii lake a half ce,,...
least 10 eradicate the prrjddiceswlch have ls
ndusflously disseminated, aud so tho,oy.,,.
craven, as with a pen of steel, upon thu m oG
citizens. Even they. however. will ~ ,nL.
should Great Britain, finding herself able ,od.
an ample supply OF cotton from other oua,,...
more favorable terms. impose duty upon IL.
nercan production They will then be a, NM,
10 aekEo"ledge, as they 10 deny, that is the -,
porter and not consumer, oithe duable article Win
pays The dniy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

W 1 he Globe Informs us that the polu'"
Cation" Of Gen. Harrison, was in the sIan'ps
my of the elder Adams. 1t forgeis TO ado '''
graduated, under the lutelage of one TioI""'
son, by whom he was appointed goVrrno'
Northwestern Territory, then embracing ~ !,
states of This Confcderacy, aud. from tue y
condition of Indian relations, a post
honor and responsibility. The globe iofse''
add that, at subsequent period, Gen Ham,
appointed, by one James Madison, TO The w.
OF the NorIhwestern Army, which he led 'il'0's
ny dliiicul'ies 10 victory, on the Iha"' I'D
Maiden. THIS Was not the school oil feue"
winch Buchanan and Wall,-now cllle prop
Observation-Disclosures trained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
TWExTY-sIxTu CONGRESS
rIRST SESSION.

Csrreseoadesee afhs 3ai'imor, iwe's,ss.
WAsHI>eros. Dc. -. ir3g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19

The following is cory Of the Letter from NJ,
CLAY read IN the Harrisburg Convention on s,,n,
day lasl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-19
~ GREAT ssAEsGABNs!.D
RDR (.SSN!.!
An q rev d. Elliott

ESPECTFULLY Informs h,s fend, and the
4 pubic generally. that he nov has on hand the