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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05
Destruction Of an English Steam Hessel
by Fire.

The Spanish government having been
inforred that the British steamer Wafer
loo was to sail from London with 10000
stand Of arms, uniforms, and ammunition
for the Gsrlists. had ordered 4 vessels to
cruise continually along the cnas, 20 pre-.
vent this convoy reaching its destination.
The vessel did not reach her destination,
% she took fire on Monday. of the Isle
Of Wight, and went down after burning
to The waters edge. She had 5000 stand
Of arms on board. The whole OF her
crew. consisting Of IL men and | psssen-
ger. we're obliged to abandon her. and
take refuge in the Nab Light vessel.
They los. all their clothes, but were treat.
ed. when stewards brought 10 shore. with
grea, Kindness. London Paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05
imPOricnt-R ecognifion Of Terrain In.
depenience bu Ernnrs.

The New York Times. says: {" We
have seen letter from 4 distinguished
source at Paris. dated the 2slh July,
which states tina, france has agreed 10
recognise the independence Of Texas.
We may expect TO receive soon the off.
cial announcement OF the recognition. II
is openly spoken OF at court. and in the
highest circles, as seuled question.
We understand that NJ. Pontois, Minister
from France To the United States. who il,
now in Paris. has taken a strong interest
in behalf Of Texas. and acted az becomes
the representative Of an enlightened and
liberal government"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

The Right Rev. Nathaniel Bowen, d
d.. Bishop OF The Protestant Episcopal
Church. in The Diocese OF South Caro-
lima, died al Charleston on the 25lh inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

Mr.. Zebedee Kendall, father Of The
Postmaster General. died al bis residence
in Massachusetts, aged 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

10 hsse u said. Here on West River.
o. IN Wye Neck. or in lie Forest -
Prince Georges. or on The Fslls 81
GunpoNceT. is the sest Il he mssly
and lie serial virtues Of inlellseIaai
cultivation. Of eaEdour. Of political iole-
ration. Of kindness 10 Ihe poor. snd hu-
mainly 10 The Stare; Of chastity Of con-
versalion and department. Of jealousy
in nothing. and of rivalry Only in sgri-
cultural improvements. and in acts Of
mutual kineness and sssistsnee. Let
each disirieI or settlement form and con-
dDeI ito society IN these principles. and
The intrinsic value Of iIs land. u lhe same
time that IL 10 thereby augmented. viii
cease 10 be the only standard Of is value.
in The eyes Of the capitals. seeking eIig.
ible investment. The moral and soeia,
charms NJ such Q neighborhood will
constitute more powerful sIsraclions. ex-
esPt in The ewes Of fools and misers;
The former incapable Of spprecisiing The
ever varying. never ending snjoymenIs
Of the mind; and The latter worshipping
no idol but Pluto. seeing no brightness
ia any Thing but gold. AGRicuIToR.
IomGfo.-Among The many valuable
qualities attributed 10 the Tomato (and
We know ol no vegetable that has been
so grossly fsIlered.) We are not aware
that its power Of extracting stains has
ever been noticed. We are informed. BIZ
one who has tested its virtue. that lis IN
sdul,eraIed juice will completely remove
all stains Of fruit, &c. and marks OF iron
mould. from all linens and musllns. No
thing more 10 necessary than iis mere ap-
plies,ion. and exposure In tho sun until
dry. I've simplicity and efficacy render
IL worth remembering.
Sn0rhiR Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

enlailrd Spon %. Ihe manir.ld n;..
u . csnngsd snd viiiops rurrsner
.4ibHny Erenias journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05

I" hsy ss1r gieA col.
kKubrFaat. natsEs's AsiteT bisssaE 50 Peuf
O'er every isad"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
ONE OF YOU
FUR TIE k-N Gl4NF!I
Il iNM Z GORDON

In addressing you through The public press, the
object of the writer make appeal TO your PATRIOTISM;
that you may al least for while, give up The ENJOY
nens of retired life again 10 unfu the broad banne;
Of RepuJIicanism to the breeze Become candidate
for Congress that through you our ancen. Democratic
principles may triumph "Let II be proclaimed on the
housetops" that no combination Of tie Hedd Hnd " TAI
of The Conservatives. combined with The influence Of
twenty five State Banks nor all OF the Banking nia.
ence 10 the country this district 10 lose sight
OF the landmarks Of our true iailh
Whilst address yor Sir, il is my purpose 10 call The
allie non Of the District 10 the great crisis now al hand
Let me then point them 10 you, TO maze manifest IN
your public speeches. sboud you crafty US by engaging
in The canvass Stand forth then with your usual and
manly elGquence in defiance Of The SCOTS o tie m"n!et
arsocracY aside the mask unyc The designs oil
this unnatural coalition of "Bank Conscryallsm, and
proclaim the true issue TO your country
We then should recollcct, that a, the polls this Spring
the great battle is 10 be fought between the ren bone
and sinew, the genuine Democracy Of the country on
The righ, hand aud the Bank monopoly on Inc kit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
FOX THE Eve UJRER.
To WU e. PEYTDy Fs1

decline reelection 10 the House Of Delegates. pray
you to reconsider tina, determination. This time
when those who can be useful in the public councils,
should seek the retire ment Of private life. know how
little there is 10 tempt any gentleman Of talents and in
hnenc" TO continue in the public service, when the no
E1st and independent exercise Of his juLg apt
10 Expose him 10 the angry denunCsiions OF Inioeran
party bigos, who can meri! in any who does
not bow down and worship the god Of their doi.,ry-
IN" you shou recocct, that questions Of great nagn
tuds seriously affecting The interests and the honor OF
this good old Commonwealth will be agated at the Eexi
session; and that every who feels towards her her
sons ought to feel should be found al his post, appeal
10 you one Of them rM you, you desert her wien
she most needs your ard: q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

This will he The last Congressional Election before the
Presidential Lection will on, and If we remain
with folded arms shall have been go enanged IN the
ineshes OF this uDhoy alliance indicated above. that
The storm may break upon before prepared for
the onse, Many Of ocr opponents had, as they say,
taken Inc position OF all EARNED neutrality but Whers
are they now Lack their organs; tie mos, violent
bank par:izaEs, lighting the battles oil Mr. Clay, de-
nonncing Alr Van Buren,, this man Of the people, as
worse than the ''derit himself" Where is the Re publ
can, who mas one spark Of patriotism who can stand,
and lamely submit 10 this man. Martin Van Buren,
denounced; For what; Because he wocld not sue
cumb Bank influence. Because he carried the cnun-
try through of the most difficult. trials and cgH!ca
that any people had heen scour.ed with Because
he tTaInphaniIy sustained the specie standard Of the
country, far The fiscal concerns Of the Government
we're involved And, Sir, because he assumed the re-
spoms;b!;ty OF recommending Divorce between the
Government and Blinking operations. Sir, recognise
the author of this great IN your prSon-
And although Il may not be appreciated now, the time
must come. when shall have IeGaned its
sway The spell OF Bank monopoly broken, and TIE de-
grading and mineral Influence OF the suspension Of cash
payments exposed All OF this, taken in connection
with your cn:YarOus and magnan!InOus course in
tanning The present Administration your Vs.:
IN no unenvabe situation IN the history OF The canals o;
ynu country Should you tail in the election, II will be
IN Jury TO yon should your friends be mortified
But should you with your prnci pies triumph, the DIS.
uct will have erected monument 10 itself, that tose
who may after wt! point 10 with delight as the
deed OF Their ancestors The individual who presents
THIS poor tribute 10 your merits. took warm ana active
part opposition you YOUR last canvass IN the DIS
'lct bui has been woiuy deceived IN The present IN.
rumben. who has Significantly been called The Tail
ut MIR RVes. Although i. may yet deceive others It
never deceive A PLANTER
February %, 1889.
.fh. Divorce Specie Dcps..c might compromises
br how ~ the Of could those
Ns"*!i! oc.o='Ic, COMPROMISE, God only &ron'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
LATEST FROM Maine.
STATE HOUSE,, AUGUSTA, Me-, J
Thursday. Feb %, lc30

Thursday. Feb %, lc30 !
The last Of the troops drafted from this division who
have been called into active service left here this
ing They to proceed forthwith to the disputed ter
r8tOrT.
litter received in this town last evening dated
at iiouIton, the Goth inst which says tina, FIVE conpa.
MES OF British troops had gone up the Saint John.
part Of the Militia of the Province hat been called into
the service Of her Majesty. Some Of them were sta
tened at Woodstock. gentleman who left Houlton
on Monday last represents that the proceedings IN our
Legislature and the letter of Gov drird 10 SIR John
Harvey had created great excitement IN the Province.
part Of Gen Hodsdon detachment reached Houlton
on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

With sn .r,pcsfsc, view OF The case, lhcy,
d'Ns,Sn.' proceeded 20 pass their resolutions
ErW'''rs, Immediately forwarded 10 the fresaent,
sa,r, time sent message, with the following
W. The posnas,er-General, viz:
ls;'s' u ' "Posr OfrlcE DEPARTMENT.
"March |, 1889 }
=, sGs,e,cs 10 the resolution of the Senate,
60 MS day. aud Ivy you Just communicated 10 me,
s. .s,rr 'he opinion that communication mace ey
ti' ,sr eth utmo il reply 10 their resolution OIL lie
o. sc wss dstespcc,ful Ia that body. have only to
' - Lis.espect vas Intended or felt. heir reso
g. ?; Ise l2h ut calling FOR the names OF removed
H".,s.s designated no specific time within which
F''s,na,,an would be wanted; aud as II did not ap-
's look to any immediate Legislative or Executive
~ N der part the necessity ct great expedition IN
','',;- aud communicating them, 10 the delay OF
~ Messing matters, was not appreciated by me so
e'' n. It a?uears 10 have been by the Senate, or as
a." i. 90 at TO have bcSn. And the reply 10
a.iyn Of the i2h was already IN the hands OF
az s..srrer, and would accompany tie reply TO that
-. -. I-,h showing that no disposition existed TO
a.G tie information called for, it cid no; occur TO
,,,i snv detailed explanation why il had not been
d" .snt vas neccSsaI would be expected. Hence
4. g., ,,.rr.Ivtd that the letter complained oil was
,,g hastily Uhe messenger having been in fact de-
rr;ll Il could be written aud recorded;) and but
. hurry of the m7tnsat net allowing time for con-
'.,,ior should probably have given the more full
'.,,n,,,nn Confined III this letter.
9; Y.!y respectfully, your obedient servant:
AMOS KENDALL.
7, he President
,tb characterization the Senate appeared to be salts
-cs.;ls that the Postmastsr-G Generals reply 10
~ .r.ipa5r,s resolution of the 9th, may have been
100, t.-..T han i otherwise wsuld have been IN conse
: the ons OF TIA, resolution, which appeared &c
~ q, b. cu.s as pble Of an offensive constuc.
nc .sp -rriy,-IGgJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
n No change in the Markets since Saturday last,

u No change in the Markets since Saturday last.
RERS NANCY T. COLE-Take nutce the. shall
lfE petition the Superior Court Of Chancery for The
County Of Caroline be held in pr next, for d.
rorce from you you have left my bed and board, and
are now running al large-And further, foewarn all
persons from harboring trusting you my account;
and shall pay debts Of your contracting, after this
date. JOHN q. COLE.
Richmond, March 4, 1920.
March, o5-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-

" ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
"'sHSGToS, March 5-About two o'clock on the
hsys OF The 4'h instant Congress adjourned, after
"'hIn The last forty eight hours preceding the
,A: o transacted important business than
"" uH''ng half the session before In fact, nearly
p"''ant measure of the session received its final
"''H!a The two last days Of the session. Many i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

The "Falr Pay" Of one Of The CONSERVATIVES shall
have fair play-but must al tie same time give
ourselves !te fair ptay
We have devoted large portion Of this days paper
10 the conclusion Of Gen BayIys Speech. ION the last
Page and MIR. Andersons in the Senate both on The
Election OF Senator Of the u. S-We shall lay before
readers, next, the Speeches Of Col. Watkins
Of The House. and Col. W Smith OF the Sena,e On the
sui icct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

II AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale
q his land in Powha,an county, on James River.
and known the Jude's Ferry Tract, combining 5Io
acres nearly half in woods with profitable Ferry
attached TO The plantation. There is comfortable dwell
Inghouse and necessary out houses on the plantation
The land is Of red clay foundation, and as susceptible
of Improvement as any land. A more particular de-
scription is deemed unnecessary as those wishing to
purchase are invited 10 view the property for them.
selves HANNIBAL HARRIS.
March S5-wi~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

PatVo6ie 1drGn and Plantation fer Sale.
n NOW offer my Tavern and Plantation 70. sale. This
a property lies in Allegheny county, on the turnpike
road leading from Stanton 10 Guyandotte IA miles west
Of the Warm and % miles east Ct the White Sulphur
Springs This is valuable stand, and las some FIRST
river bottom attached it. deem II useless to
give further description, those wishing to purchase
of course will view fox themselves If there is nos
sale effected the Tavern will be for rent for the term Of
more years. A. PARlS.
March 9o-Tow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

From Letters 10 -Hcmbers II he Ftrginta LtgS'dENc
Scot County," We hope that when The news reaches
us of The election of S Senator we may hear of Mr..
McDoweil's success-but sorry to say, that our
hope but faint for know The reckless course
of the Wings VIII be TO condescend IN any means Of
defeating that Patriot and true Republican. he -
Rves will carry the few Conservatives, who are IN
the Lccisalurc-C with the Wings, and regard
less of principle the motley Crew We fear will reeec'
him
Buckins ham.-" The Wings in our part OF the S'a'e
say that the late conduct of their Representatives makes
them blush that they Wings
5mea. -"The People will have thcir cJrs open, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
EXTRACT Of a Later from tie .3meicen Minister

EArRAcT q a Ltiltr JTom Me .3mtTiten .NlHis!eT:
"LosDoS, Feb A.
"Ths is the time for Virginia 20 make Loan for The
purposes Of Internal Improvement. can make any
loan for the State 20 the amount Of > or 10 millions,
tina, she may want, irredeemabis not for 30 years
Rely on it, she will never have good chance J.
will moi be necessary 10 send out agent. why mol
let me negotiate for them, before return:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
NOTICE

The voters Of King II Qu-cn county, friendly 10 the
Administration, requested to al the Courthouse
on the I'd Monday in March being CourL day, 10
into consideration the pfopreiy OF sending delegates
the Republican Convention, 10 be held in Richmond on
the lh!rd Monday in March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07

NA7 u. PRINCE q SONS VIII make sales oil Trees
w and Cuttings Of the genuine Chinese Morus
Mulucsus, Morus Expanss, Alpine, Brousss, Canton,
and other varieties deliverable to the purchasers imms.
da,ey or at such period in the Spring is convenient
to them, and will enter into contracts accordingly
Prices and terms tor the Trees and Cuttings, which
reasonable will be forwarded 10 all ~ho may apply for
them By mail. as well as prces Of Silk Worms Eggs,
Mulberry Trees, &c-The NuI,Icau'is Trees are re-
markaby vigorous snd as we hrs. imported the genuine
Il is from this cause and from the great attention paid by
them that the Trees hey have sold have given universal
satisfaction.
NB-Frut and Ornamental Trees, Plants and Seeds
can be supplied to any extent.
Flushing, n York, March 2, 1880. 95-4l'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-07
EsOys'S Court of Fortune.

YENEiE following are the drawn Nos in the Richmond
q Academy Lottery, No. 2. drawn I'd inst
IS 90 s 81 7 50 A. 9 81 70 10
II But a few days to eiapse before the drawing Of
the $50 600 Lottery will take place. It is necessary
that orders should be cent in forthwith.
Hoy,s luck still stands A No. J. Hardly day passes
that his country patrons do no, send IN prizes for the
cash ,Ig5-2l1 March
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-07
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

THE subscribers, with view to
close their concern at the time their
partnership expires by limitation, now
offer their present stock of Goods, which
is extensive, for cash, or approved coun-
try produce, as low as they can be had
elsew here il this market: In order to
effect their object, they are determined
TO open no new accounts after this date,
and they must earnestly request all those
whose accounts are still open, to close
the same by note, or otherwise make
Immediate pay ment.
They respectfully invite their friends,
and the public generally, to call aud ex-
anime their Goods, and Judge for them
selves.
CRAIG s. MAUPIN.
Stanton, Feb. 4
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-07
sta"mtnm sza,rrtntna s. esreerau annr rtssrn,

The Commonwealth Of Virginia to The
Sheriff Of augusta County. GREETING:
Whereas, upon certain writ OF
Right, Tor the recovery of one tenement,
containing One hundred Acres of Land
with the appur.enances in the county OF
Augusta. lately depending in our Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor
the said county, between Robert Bev.
erly, Carter Beverly, Byrd Beverly,
Munlord Beverly Peter Randolph Bev-
erly. and Mckenzie Beverly demand,
ants,-against George Ciinebill, Tenant
alter the execution of the said writ Of
Right and before any further proceed
ings were had therein, the said George
Ciinebill departed this life, iutestate,
leaving widow, Barbara Clinebill, who
has Since the death of her husband, also
departed this life, leaving the following
heirs aud representatives, entitled TO
distribution of his real estate, to wit
George Ciinebill, William Lowman and
Margaret his wife, late Margaret Cline
bill Benjamin Clinebill. Henry Cline
bill, John Barclay and Catharine bis
wife, late Catharine Clinebill, Sarah
Clinebill Alexander Aiken, and Jane
bis wife late Jane Clinebill, David Cline
bill, Elizabeth Clinebill, Robert Garden
and Mary his wife, late Mary Clinebill,
and Susan Clinebiil {: and the said Rob.
ert Beverly, Carter Beverly. Byrd Bev-
erly Muuford Beverly. Peter Randolph
Beverly and Mckenzie Beverly, having
supplicated us for proper remedy in
their behalf.
Therefore we command you, that you
make known 10 the said George
Clinebill, William Lowman and Marga>
ret his wife, Benjamin Clinebill Henry
Clinebill, John Barclay, and Cathayine
his wife, Sarah ClinebilI, Alexander Al.
ken and Jane hisiwife, David Clinebill,
Elizabeth Cliuebill, Robert Garden and
Mary his wife. and Susan Clinebll, that
they appear at the Clerks Office of our
Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChanceIy for said county, at the Court
house. on the first Monday in April
next, TO shew cause if any they can,
why the action aforesaid shall not be
proceeded in to a final Judgment, ac-
coIding 10 the form of the act of Assem-
bly,, in tina; case made and provided.
And have then there this writ-Wit-
ness Nicholas G. Kinney, Clerk of our
said court, at the court house, the Nth
day of February 1889, and in the 63d
year Of the Commonwealth.
NICH'S c. KINNEY.
February 7,-4t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-07
IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA, TO wit: AT Rules held in the
Clerk $ office Of the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chsnceiy Tor Augusta County,
February the 4lh, 1899.
Jacob Fackler, admin is,rator with the " i'll
annexed Of Jacob Peck, deceased, plain
iiff-against
Joshua Reed and Hannah his wife. Jusepb
Peck and James J.. WoodviIle defendants
The defendants Joshua Reed and Hannah
his wiie,not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act of
Assembly, and the Rules Of This Court md
x appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
They are not inhabitants OF this Common
wealth: Ii is ordered, that the sand dsCen,
danis do appear here Oh the first day Of the
next term, ooh Of JUne) and answer The
bill Of the plaintiff, and that a copy Of this
order he forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed IN SIaunton for two months
successive ely, and posted at the front door of
The Court house OF this county.
copy-reste.
NICHS e. KINNEY, G. c.
February 7.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-07
February 7.
IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA to wit: Al Rules held in the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Augusta county
February 4lh, 1899
Sarah Cudden, Plaintif-against
Washington Nj. Austin, and Alexander Nj
Aus,in, administrators of Morris Austin
deceased, John X Moore, Gerard B.
Stuart, John Wayt, and Robert Steele
defendants.
The defendants Washington Nj. Austin
and Robert Steele, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according TO
the act OF Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are not inhabitants Of this
CommOnw ealth: Ii is ordered, shat the
said defendants do appear here on the first
day Of the next term, ooh of June) and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunion for
two months successfully, and posted at the
'front.' door OF The Court house of this county.
copy-Tesie,
NICH'S G. KINNEY, g
February 7.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-07
FLOUR.

Flour is quoted IN Richmond al So 80 -
The Compiler says
We understand that within the last two
weeks there have been purchased in this
market 10 $50 barrels OF flour, at an aver
uge price of $S II 2, which are tow going
on board the following vessels loading in
James River, for Liverpool, viz: ship Lucil-
Ia, 1850 barrels: brig Ark, 5000, and rig
Carthage. 5000.
The Baltimore American says
We have ascertained from corroc, eour>
Ces that the quantity of Flour which has
been bought in Baltimore Tor the Englis
market, shipped and shipping, is about 90
900 bbls.
In Philadelphia, about 1000 bbls. have
been bought for the English market.
The quantity taken in the New York mar.
ket is not known. The whole foreign eX>
port from that port. between the LIST and Odd
instant, was only 1922 bbls.
The correspondent of the National lniel
ligencer, writing from New York under
date Of the Odd ult., says
The news from Europe has had tendcn >
Cy, not To raise the price of flour here but
10 make holders hold on. Judging from the
best Information Can get OF the foreign
grain market, il seems to me that Great
Britain must give orders upon us, AT our
prices; but whether our prices will stand
through the opening of the streams, it is for
holders 10 judge.