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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

Tor III" early nluruaIInn OF readers the
annexed of circular issued the day before ycs:er.
day ly the Treasury Department 10 the collectors and
other officers al the Customs:
Cirrn9r Ia Criicctors .Narai Ofcers apd Slrrcyors
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CoMrrRoLIER's OFrIcr, March / iSg
The recent session Of Congress In wing terminated
without III" paSSlLr {" an act prnpnsed by this 3ail-
meni explanatory OF the various conflicting provisions
Of exi'ng laws regard 10 the Classification Of several
descriptions OF merchandise imported into The u. and
the Supreme Court Of the u having lat Ky pronounced
an opinion respsctio Of the principal species IT
goods heretofore the sub Of great diversity of npi.
niun has ben deemed expedrut and proper by this
office avail itself OF the occasion far mnlifv
listing iDs,r uclions to make ti. CONFORM the ind,
Gal decision in reference. no, only 10 the article Of sr
chanGse specially the subject OF the recent si but to
al these articles also which clearly come within the si-
rt nG The law expoundcd by the Court.
The Supreme Court has declared that silk hosiery is
free from duty under the act Of I'd March l-;}}
By the application OF the principle established br the
Court il follows as necessary consequence that mits
gloves bindings, millinery, ready made clothing ard ali
other manufactures of silk OF which silk the com.
ponrnt material of chief value coming from this side of
The Cape of Good Hope, except Scrng sth also
empt from duty.
The opinion of the Court being maintained. in part
upon the position that the second clause OF the second
section of the duty act OF 1857 except only respects
ready made clothing. has exclusive reference 10 articles
of wool or of which wool is coTIpnne n, part il follows
IN accordance with this opinion, that mis-, gloves and
bindings when composed wholly Ct IN part vi wool
chargeabIe with The duty OF % per cemum, specified
in that section: when OF other material, (rxCrp! sk
according the material Of which they compos q.
leather 80 cent cotton % per cent Ready ma de
clothing being separated from the general operation of
the principle here applied stands independent srr
c6caIon, subject 10 duty Of 90 per cent, whatever
NAV be the fabric, and exempted from duty only when 81
six by the operation OF the act nf March, 1888
Your practice future will be regulated by these
opinions All instructions from this Department. not
rorsis,en, herewith being necessarily superseded, aud
in cases in which you have received duties, paid under
protect on any Of The articles declared exempt from
he payment Of duty, You will refund The said duties 10
he owners 81 the goods
| am, very respectfully, your "bedient servant
j. y. BARKER, ComgtroNcr.
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yH1HE SILK MANUAL-A Treatise on Silk in all
Il its various stages containing in condensed form
the wisdom and experience from The works OF
Coun, Dondolo NJ Perro,,nt, Dr.: Des!ouchomps, DR..
Felix Pascais W b. Buchanan, kenficks Ofchard'si,
Gideon 8 Smith, John D'HomeTgue, ~; ne tlazl OF
Munich Fesscndens Silk Manual, the Silk Grower,
Farmers Register Joshua Gee. Esq Baif fiou', Esq,
and ,,nv n,brrs Sd edition Received and for sale by
J. Il. d. LOWNES,
FcbI rsG-lU Agent, Richmond, Va.
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c,MpEyLL,S HOHENLiNpEN:
N''''' ~ -..,.sd and EriIcLsCl

s,,, ,,,sad.J r;r;i;.,d. rcrisei, AID criieiSet
ny RORY sHnEEcLifFE, ESQ.
On Linden " ht The sun was low,
,IhIoodIcss lay tn 'unttoddcn' SNOW,
ir,r;c twas uIdsiuiacd, We Know
Tba, nnu-ht had stained Ills punty;J
and dark u, winter was the HOW
Now that's a cooling WY In Snow
Tho color VI the speed, Uo",I
Ufl.or rolling rapidly.
Eu Linden saw another sight,
no doubt she kept her eyes in plight
10 look ahead by Day aud hight,
To see the coming cncmy-
When The drum hcn, at dead ol nich',
Commanding flies of d, u,h 10 Eight
IL must hnvc been u horrd sigh:J
The darkness OF her scenery.
Nv torch aud trumpet fast arra!cd,
Each hprserau drew his battle blade,
Aad furious every charger ghcd
10 Join the dreadful rCvciry.
Nov all these horses, bear ~ NINA,
Could scarcely thea be kept aiisn'd;
Bat ripe for fsh;, they were lnchnH
To charge the ioeman's iuianify.
Then shook the hills with thunder rivcn,'
Then rush'd tie srccds to battle 'drlvci,
And 'lauder' than the bolts OF heaven
Far .fash'd' the red artillery,
(Oh, what u sight. hills split a!undc'!
The steeds all lost their ire:-no wondcr-
And cannons Flashing loud us thusdcr!
II surely was IL novcliy.l
And rrhdcr Sc, these fires shall GLOW,
ON Lindrn's hills of blood. stain snow,
Ipr blood The battles wngin5-Oh
Excuse my gross stupidity.
And darker yet shlll he the flow
IScc stanza frst--all's Larkyou know,
when Fahrcnhcit's about zero
Of lser rolling rapidly.
'ris morn-aud scarce yon lurid sun
Can pierce the wnr-cloud's rolling dun,
n thank YOU, sir, owe you one:
The sayings brilliant, certainty
When furious Flank and fiery Hun
Now mark yc, every mothers son,
Does hat ill now was never done j
Shout, midst the sulph'rcus canopy.
The combat ;hickcns; on, We brave,
WAC rnsh To glory 'or' the sInvci
Now many sailLnt men may have
Both death and fame their dcsiiny-l
Wave, Munich, all thy banners wave
Reserve your good things; by your Pave,
Swc I darling, Munich, the" crave
To- charge with ali tiny cavalry
Al. few shall part whore many meet /!
Tho snow shall be their winding sheet,
"A sheet of snow who heard the boat:
What wonafous plant drapcry
And every turf beneath their feet
When they have clcard awny tho slcet,
For which thny ought 10 have u treat
Shall be IA soldiers scpuchT".
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Which will carry the great mail and passengers
through both ways, in tweniy.iour hours less time than
has ever before been effected
The steamboats, the Potomac have been going
through If preparation for this service, aud
will be ready Ly the time appointed In rchltIng them
paent safety valves have been introduced 10 prevent
the possibility of an accident; and nothing has been
omitted which contribute TO the comfort and conve.
nicnce of passengers The cars coaches, and ocomo-
live power the different railroads The line, are of
The first order for safety and comfort having been s,t
apart for this particular duty, and men are skiItn
careful and attentive Passengers will incur delay
Whatever except that, necessary for taking their meals
An agent Of The Post Office Department will be III con-
slant attendance to distribute the mails board he
boats and cars, that n simple change OF bags viii
be all that is necessary In going South the OF the
Wilmington, ard Of the GrecuSvIlle, CASTOR " Ra-
leigh Railroads will continue the mme dIaeIy
the arrival Of trains at their respective points Of
nec,ion and in going North The connection Will be equal
y complete.
Office r. 7. Sc +. r r. Co,
February IS 1896. 92Gt
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4 Rcal Bitssjmg 10 NotherS

DR. W. EVANS CELEBRATED ShnTIlH" ShELF'
For Children eating thar 7reh
yH1HlS iniairble remedy has preserved hundreds Of
q Children when thought pas, recovery from con
WILSON'S a. soon the Syrup is rubbed on The gums
The child will recover This preparation is >" innocent
% rficacious and 50 pleasant that no c'!!d Will refuse
rn IT,, lis ,uu,s be rubbed with it. When infants are
n, the ave opur months though there is no appearance
OF teeth one bottle Of the Syrup should he used on The
gums open the pores Parents should never be VITA
on, The syrup in the nursery where there are young
cbr,dren for child wakes in TIC night with pain n
the gums the Syrup Immediately gives case by open
inn The pores and healing the gums; thereby preventing
Commissions Fevers, &c.
To he had ola Duvan, Richmond; & Han, Norfolk;
S,n,,swood g. Robertson, Petersburg; and all other
Agents .o
Ian III CU-"u
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GaluaJle 7ar1rn nad Plantation far Sale

TdIUdWt IdtLTH HHH IfHH!HItUH JW o"'I -.
TT NOW offer my Tavern and Plantation Tor sale. It's
q property lies in Allegheny county, on the turnpike
road leading from S,aunton Guyandote. il miles west
of the Warm and 20 miles east ni The White Sulphur
SPRINGS This is valuable stand ard has frs,
ra,c river bottom attached TO il deem 1t useless to
Give further description. those wishing 10 purchase
of course will view fer themselves II there is not
sale effected The Tavern will be for rent for the term Of
one more years PARlS.
March g.-uGw
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lsAr"s'ss :
"uucn ylr orm,.H. rHsu,".

has time nlser timc MAJ
air rim, -nn with his -occou citations "l l'iI 81,
and even .m,r ed nls d. self with lie sI
% rhvnI,,: 1b,,. i 20, one The following """ @
huSorou, a. that fine ehns!on y ca,ica
., hn Ioui.vjlle Gazette is quite unTuc-it fS!1I!
lure which although admirably lnicroGS does h'' u' "
ori,i IL yyurErt.
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NO DELAY.

NO DELAY.
The speediest and comfortable LRc TINT has creT 5ecn
run hcitc,cn tie North and SoUih
IAN THURSDAY the 2-h inst, the splendid steam
y er Augusta, will leave the wharf at Washington
Civ precisely at o'clock, NJ and in conjunction
with the Richmond and fredericksburg, the Richmond
and Petersburg and Roanoke Railroads, Will continue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

YOUNG GENTLEMAN qualified 10 teach the
"a Latin and English languages, and DESTROYS Of study
inr Law wishes TO obtain situation as private Teacher
in The fanly Of Lawyer, where he may have The he
nrf, of access to his library Address, b., Endfed,
King William, Va.
Mach 93-w2m
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For the benci' of the Town OF Wcsburg, Class No :,
for 1880 To be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Salm.
day. ijrh March lc39
ScnrmE Capital $50 600 I0C00, G,OOO, $40, 3Ouo,
. 300 = 600. 30 priz"s Of coo
Tickets only :SlO--HaIves 5-Quarters %.
Certificates OF Packages at - Whole Tickets $50
fOr .3pra 2.M Ic39.
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PERMITTING INK Just received at this office,
e suCpy of Johnson celebrated News lax for win.
ter use which will be sold for 80 cents per pound, FOR
cash. NOV
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SglGyF0N's Gigicc.

Drawn Nos in Sussex county jDe!) Lottery, ~ II,
draw. III" 1ih March -
,! % - Il 6 - Il u 81 81
Ticket Nos - II y,
Do do i - ~. .u.,,,
Do 90 t. u -. fa'' sold ana cashed ny
Do DO l. - 81
STRATTON
Here comes another small our making five capitals,
sold and cashed IN two days and making 273 cag,als
besides bushels Of small ones, all sold and cashed IN
little ~ months.
Dawn Nos. in the Petersburg Lottery, No . drawn
Oh "i March
A. GO y GG il CO % 81 - 81 >
hole Ticket Nos 81 u, another small pr2s Il
$500, sold and cashed by STRAIIo>
Tickets by the package single ticket Tor sac at
STATIONS Lucky Office, liih Surrt.
March ~ Eft
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S,@W'' NWV- -'J'TV- vt VT''- T'7'OVV'
Alexandria lottery,
Class No .. for lc:f9
To he drarn at t1apdrin d e.. poSitireiy Saturday
2nh .9prii lc}9


Besides pTlGS O! S21O-GUO--lOU lOu-Co-- ou--'V-
40, and lowest prize ~
IL Dawn Numbers out Of IS.
Tickets only $50, halves 10, quarters >, eghihs d.
Certificates of Packages of Is Whole Tic kcis SUI
do do 2G Half do 100
do do 70 Quarter do %
do do 70 Eighth DO 32 ~
H. Ordcrs for TTchnS nnd Morrs or Cnhteohs u
PackageS IN the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most promp, arnton and official account OF taM
dr0ing sent immediately after It is over 10 all "h" o'G8
from US Address,
D. S GREGORY ~ co. .MonogerS.
Richmond, Va
=. Tickets in all other lotteries Gnder our manage
mcni, constantly for sale as above
Fob ~ S. 2-wld
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NHARSuALL THEATRE.-Th The su5scribetfe'P''
I'VE fully informs ,he Public that the above e''S,
mcnt vii! be cIoscd from two 10 three weeks iron"
for the purpose Of performing in Peefsbnrg acT9
10 contract with the Company and tie siocSho'u,. N
the Theatre, and also for the purpose of pr"Gocn.
Romantic Play. in Five Acts Uound'd upon ecUi
Iabacd Novel; of Iranhoe; or, tie Jensss = Inc p'
Rieazi; or the last Of the Romans!-And VII" ~
Scenery Costume, and Original Music On 'hr
splendid style of Julius Cnsar and Macbeih) h0'I'''
celebrated Play Of Pi-nrro' n.
The subscriber has also pleasure in announc,,g Cg
gagement with MIR WooIford and MI and '''' 49,.
Of MIR Cookies Establishment for the purpose "'
s.nling the celebrated Drama. founded upon d..
Poem of .Mazeprn or the wild horse OF Iar'ary- g.
will be produced with new Scenery. Machinery, A.!
NJ Due notice will he given of the re'ope"'"E
production of the Novelties.
The PubIics most obctent. ,oyrs
March l94-Hl GEOhNh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

= NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE
ysyHE subscriber has resumed his business III The
Store on the above, and nearly opposite to
tho ruins Of his former stand; his stock will be replen
shcd by arrivals daily expected from Tie Northern ci-
lies; and he respectfully informs his friends ana Gus
toners iho, he is prepared to execute and will be happy
70 ,pceive their orders as usual. a. DUEAL.
EL ~, gO-2iwiw
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Notice 10 TOJdcco Planters
& LII Tobacco, delivered at either Of the D'Hn'
"a the Basin intended To be sent TO SeabrOok wa.
house will be received on The same as at ei'he'
tie other Warehouses in this city. ,,.
BURCH Il GOODE
Inspectors at ScabroOk'S BnT'hc"'>
February 7Ih 1899 c3-2i"<"
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u Certificate OF packages Of Whole I'cE',' -
this Splendid Ln'tery, will be sent for S26n n'H'
Quarters, and Eigh'hs in proportion. Whole l'c''.
$50 Halves 10, Quarters ). Elghlhs = 30.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale in the greae;, s,.'
y by CHASTAlN CLaNnrI
February % H-wOtl
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surs lu viii The ubove Three llmes
~HESTERFlELD LANu for Sale" i'll be sold,
on Monday, The 18th of March, on The premises,
ac, Of land lying little above Manchester, containing
two hundred acres This land formerly the proper
ty Of Daniel Wesiger and purchased by the Bank
at trust sale for its benefit in December le27, and
near the place known Mount Robin The land IS
valuable i" lis quality and especially for lis location
Terms-A credit Of and twelve months for approved
negotiable paper. FARMERS BANK OF VA.
M,rrh g3-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

y5JHE subscriber. takes pleasure in informing The
n friends Of the Richmond Manufacturing Co, and
the Public in general that tha! Company has again re-
sumcd is manufacturing operations and that he is pre-
parcd to execute orders 70. yarns nc at the market
rates aud of quality that must give satisfaction Their
Cotton Factory having received within the last months
= renera repair besides an addition of about 800
spndles of the most approved description the product
Of the Factory will be- daily increasing, and the sub.
4crber will be the better able 10 meet all demands Tor
Oznaburgs and Sheetngs, as the spring trade opens.
THOMAS JELLIS,
.ggent Richmond Manufacturing Comp"ny.
Fab 10 SS-2Iw4w
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CLARkE'S OFFICE.
Richmond VUgiHih
SS0,GGS, SEQ. 900.
AIpx3 ssslpSa B,NstrrS.

For lniCrnal Improvement III the District OF (onmm''
Class . frr 1c39 To be drawn positively, at Af"'
dria C. on Saturday, the 40th of Agrll, l-J9 -b
s. Gregory II Co, Managers.
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I.lpORTANT TREASURY CIRCULAR

We publish, tor general rfrmalion, and especially
for th" early information Of commercial readers the
annexed OF circular issued the day before ycsrr
day iy the Treasury Department 10 the collectors and
other officers III the Customs:
Ci'r"t"r 10 C"''sc'ors .Narai Ogrsrs, arb SrrcyorS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

- Drawn Numbers out of -
Tickets only so, halves -, Gpafl"iS rir,,}s > -
Certificates oi packages oi 20 Whole Tcsr,s s.rl
Do do % Half eli, ,2,
Do do 81 q arlrr do g
Do do II kyu'h d. #9D
Tickets in all ihc Lotteries ard the really lucky pp,,
hers for sale nj Stations Lucky Office Look ~ .n
Capitals sold and cash~d 10y Suailon-he A. rr,.
Srler-ln a httc over Il months. Address
n. STRATTON
March . rg6-lC E,,Lw,,.J =.
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Il laiuGbic FIRM FIR SAFE


FETliE subscriber, desiring 10 c"nhne his attention en-
z iirciy to his profession, offers for sale "aIuab"
and .ar,e Tract OF Land in The county of Fauqurr,
community called WAvEELY. about mile and halt from
Warrcnun. and immediately on The road leading from
that place Lees " hite Sulphur Spring Situated in
populnus ueighborhcGd which Is not surpassed by any
in HE State in point Of either health nrligeHCe, and
Within miles orhe White Sulphur Spring, il furnishes
4 eligible seat for private residence. II cur"s
81 , / Acres. II is well waeTed-EaS about 40 NUM-
tired in woods divided into sryr- n''GS "nue'
good enclosures with two s,ual "r"'lS az" ,'s ,'''
fine meadows. which virGrd last season nearly "iIty
sl"n" enclosure, Ariusirr Of one or two GarTfs
there is enough it To construct outer enco.
sure From IFS improved condon-i,s valuable low
grounds. not liable 10 Jury from ircshrs, and
cephiiItv Of improvement from the Of clover and
asicr is well calculated for bO;h cultivation and graz
ing. The dwelling house and farm buildings " lh some
repairs could be rendered cnmlnriahlr
WM. W. WALLACE.
Feb 10 [oS-l2l E"'rc"ton. w.
INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE The subscriber
heinz DESTROYS to move 10 Alabama. oirrs his Land
fnr sale 1t lies in the county OF Grrcnsv ., IN the
Three Creeks. ! miles North east or Rri-d and ~
miles from the Petersburg Railroad containing By recent
survey GO acres also interest of :'2 in the
estate n Edwin Adams. adjoining The above tract Also
Ia acres, living the Buckh0rn Swamp in the county
81 Sou champion. : miles West of Jerusalem. and mile
from Bethlehem T. Roads A further description of the
ahuv Lard is deemed unnecessary those wishing 10
purchase will wish 10 view for themselves Any person
wishing to purchase, will please cali the subscriber
who will take pleasure IN showing every part n the above
Land JOHN NJ. STEWART.
Feb IS 92-lM'
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MOKUS MULTICAULlS.


YHNHOSE vino may be DESTROYS of purchasing the
n Chinese Mulberry, or Norus Muticaul's Trees,
are respectfully informed by the undersigned that he is
authorized TO iakc contracts for the sale of Trees, IOm
The original stock imported into the District of Column
bia several years ago, by gentleman residing therein
who has most successfully cultivated that species OF
Mulberry.
Every purchaser of Trees may receive a copy Of a
mos, valuable Treatise the culture OF the Morus Null
cauis as translated from the Chinese and containing
also the best mode OF treating and raising the Morus
Muliicaulis in a Southern climate
n To insure supply OF this Southern Tree, early
application ought be made, the Spring growth will
be speedily disposed Of.
Letters. post paid. W. DhAhh,
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Alexandria E40ttcTv.

Class M. = inr I-}9, 10 BE- drawn at \ rAauGrja n
& positively on Saturday. 20Ih April l-.,J
MAGNLEIi,ENr IhlLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-14

SERIOUS Loss -s;taunon, Virginia and liz vicinity,
,rcm dnnrned incrndarIcs. On Sunday week, barn
nj y Kinney E.q three miles from town, vas con.
snncd with four valuable horses three and several
calves. grain hay, machinery harness, &c In conse'
ncnce Of the frequent repetition Of such fires and the
nrauinuus he that they the work of nccndlares.
;hr farmers of Augusta comfy have formed assoca-
ton for insurance against fire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

they acqaiesced in other rnhlie ,,,, :,
his whleh they didnol whnlly spnro,. !.
--thinking II better and more ps,r,o,;. =
susisin him Cor he sake n ,h. -.
principles be stood pledged 10 carry -,
Than % endanger Hose prineiple, 4.
raising up opposition 10 him. and Az,
contributing % his defeat. His old f,;,,S.
in Tennessee did not despair of ,s,;s.
their principles fully carried ON, -
permanently established. unliI Ne e,,al-
abandoned Them. in order 10 serur, NJ.
Van Buren's eleelion.--Hsyins betem.
eslranged from bis old and o,;s;..I
friends. and thrown himself ina -
arms Of those ~ho bad been n. b;,,s,
enemies. u - nol surprising that he shovId
gradually have abandoned his old pr;a.
cipiss. and adopted those Of Ihs men A.
whom be xss surrounded.
On . memorable occasion he said IL,
The mosto Of Tennessee was :" Prineipl,.
not Men," That 10 true, and fepD,,,s.
has alwsys adhered 10 IL. Had she ma,
she would have followed his lead. xb,n
be insisted upon her sopport Of Mr.. Van
BuTsn-shs would have followed aim "a
wham she had been 90 warmly attached
in his sbsndoamsnlof principles they had
in common enierisined
Principles. not Men, With ,h,,
motto inscribed On our banner. and IN, ali
Jackson war-ery Of Freedom Of Elections.
Accountability in Public Officers, Econ.
omy in The Public Expenditures. Cur.il.
msns Of Executive Patronage. Rsurnrh,
msnt and Reform. lie. ". ~ The approach.
ing election. march in one solid, imu.n..
lrable phalsnx. and ovsr~ helm. Ihen and
forever. The SpOiis Party in Tsnnss,,t.
and thus prove 10 Gen. jackson and "a
The world. lha, tre practise upon he
principles ire preach, aud that neither .,
his budding. nor for any consideration,
will ne sbshdon The principles upon
which ws aided in sls.siIng him 10 offer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

In reason, II convinced, no one can faIl
70 bear about with hin she reflection that
The christian irulh il every thing % our
happiness. In IL behalfwe need not fear
Of doing 100 much. The blessings Of il
are al on one side, The expense is laid on
another. The advantages are for Us. and
hey are infinite.
10 The nature Of religion, there 10 no
ground for eoldness regarding IL. Surely
the Gospel in an unspeakable good. and
il 10 for man, ii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22

Thsre are in the following appeal 10
his brethren. By one Of The original sup
portsrs Of Gen. Jackson, and his Admin
isirslion. irankness and righteousness.
whieh ought 10 insure IL candid perUs-
al By ell Who are retained in the Jackson
party By the mefe dread Of being seeus-
ed Of change Of opinion or Of deserving
their party. They will End. upon The
leas, attentive perusal OF this appeal, that
in truth " The party" has deserted them.
and they no longer belong 10 il in fact,
Whatever they may yet call themselves.
National Lnfeliigenee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-22
Mr.. CI.AY,S LETTER.

We take gres, pleasure in laying
before our readers the lollo~ing lsll.r
from Mr.. Clay. in reply 10 . eompli.
msnisry one addressed W him BY Con.
Diilee appointed BY The Wing, Of Nsnss.
mond. expressive Of their high spprOb,.
ton Of he public course generally. bot
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