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NOTICE.
Errhnnrc BnRk nf Iiroinia


amo"og roarI or Directors Tuesday, . dqv
,"rE 1879 u Unanimously solved, that Bivi
Of THgIf D"L.Nrs sa" he dscard from which hc de-
tr the 'hr If quarter Of nne TWEEN
~ c.r 20" "ranjns So IS per share, will b" pad III,
SO ,ho' al representatives, "cr the 18th
i-.'. W. SUCTHGATE, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS rarra"td
r, prf having undergone ocas Of fire, "nh
out G"nllcmch III the COUNT" "o hefP
y,Iun6I ppprs 10 be without one he pm
ccs W ~ from Sin INV ards according Reference made
TO tn. ing r,I,res Who with many o'rs have 'h 10 use
viz Me.rs james Webb x Col P"t Workman McGu-
der udlam ilxaI Co.. Dunlop, Moncue & To- w.
J. Fry Mordecai & Osborn. SanbicS x Son the Franklin
Manufacturing Co.. Exchange Banks Richmond hnd CarAs'c
An assortment kept constantly for sale BY tn" subscriher
JOHN q. LAY, .7geHi
L., II r1I-wCm1 For the .Nanutacturers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

TUE annual general OF re Mutual Assurances Society
against FIRE buildings Of the state I" Virginia., VIII DC
held hrit ufic Richmond Thursday The 2e1h
oil February neat, al O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
j. RUTHERFORD, PA.
Lam sj-w4w
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Engineers Office, Old Point Comfort,

gDROPOS AIS will he received at office until the 10Th Of Fe-
huary e cubic of sap Pine Timber, TO Dc cot IN
inches thick widths not les tha
bc hcwrd nj right uuses with each
other delivered this place follows, VIZ 6OO ee IN
the month Or0 feet in April aud the hdanre III Way
Separate proposal. will also he received at the same time and
place delivery this place oil the following bill OF sap Fine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

ERRINTING INK -Just received at this office,
suppy of Johnson celebrated News Ink, Tor win
ter use which will be sold for 30 cents per pound, ,"'
W., "'s' Nov 2
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V,Iy,LIe S.Jr0ps far SHE

VrInuLie .r.gr"rS far SHE.
sslLL sold. pu 49, rus"n :" Ia %,'" t"", h,
~ M l., Innliy ~ that beng |nn nt' e'S III
20 of mo-, women, VA 'h"' w.
r. as. p'nn"rry s'l' h s'i 90 "te" nn,'' ' M ' "
-, IN, ,n,r ser ,yi,, ,nI with approved I"cutit"
Iu"e 's''' CLAIBORNE B\RKSn AlE it,
Commits. Of ClIibarae BlTSLdaie, SENIOR
19-tlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

Total number Of feet, inch measure, WjOO
third ii" the diff parcels Ia be delivered III each
OF the months OF March, April aud May
responsible will BE- admitted as contractors ana
security faithful performance OF the contuc's VIII be re-
quIrrd. 1900 n r. W. nos3i'
Jan >; lI1-tlOF LI Col. d. Commanding.
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Pv6Lc Sale IF RenI and Personal Estatc

Public SAFE f ReaI and Personal EEt0tc
EsY OF the last viii and testament OF VIM i'he deems
- .haI proceed SELL the highest bidder, on "dnrs
day of February next. nj the u'c residence OF tue sara
Win sbe deceased in the county oil Goorind about nine h
bve the all the land Of whIh he died
ten or twelve likely negroes all the stock house
hold furniture The will from day 10 day uhli
COMPLETED Terms made known on day OF sale. .
CHARLES B. HOPKINS,
Executor Of Hniiaa isGtI DECEASED.
77-W38t
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~ "a As Committed In the jail "f Halifax c"un'y. 'al
w on the Sd dav Of December, ls:S. Negro man
s,sve as u runaway calling himself BEN-says he Is
the prupprry III Ge"rgr Reese Of Lo" ndfs county Stale
nj Alabama; TINT he was raised by Robert Scosns 81
The county n Brunswick Virginia, and was carried 10
ai.hom, nv wood Jnnes and sold Mr. Reese some
five or six years ago Ben appears to be about twenty
wears old, M, very dark, rather inclined 10 be yellow or
Of a ginssr.cakp complexion: he s well formed ana
p,oporlinnrd and may be called likely fellow tie is
abnu fret q inches high; his Clothing so m"'n "o'"
49, dr,v ,hs,a description Of them cannot be gwen
Ths ownsr is requested to forward prove his pro
pery paw charges, &c Ben will be deal! with as Inc
w. a;r s", PHILIP HOWERTON, u S.
ID" For Chas T. Harris, Sheriff
:, 74-w6w
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Office of The Valley Road.
Winchester, Jan %, 1899.
EehruarY 5 SE-lt
February :,

UnRlAM This celebrated imported racer and stall
linn now in fine condition and spirits. will "ccn-
nv nv stables the ensuing season, which will commence
IN the lirh ur F-bruary and end in July. and be let 10
limited number OF mares QUHj nj Sl3I cash, with
dnllsr 10 the groom at the time Of covering Mares
i be well i.d without STINT al 40 cents day, and
every care and ailrniinn bestowed on them by uusly
oronms but will not BIZ responsible tor accidents or es
cameo Lots and accommodations provided Tor barren
and E,ol,ng ,nars aud Mack servants bnardsd rHh""
,b,ryr. and board for white servants can be had very
c,rv.upnt NJ the village. moderate terms
Ptinm is most beautiful bay foil 10 hands high and
,r ma,chpss b.auty form. strength and action. and is
tnn we'll known as he unrtr"H'd champion on Inc En-
Plush turf fer many y"rs. 'rhcre he "trr ind s"rtrt0
ana znony think u,rcr an tquat
In I-y7 and e}c hrn his odcS colts were three and
four wears old he had and bcr 'cinnrrS than any
stnhion in Enginnd cf ti"se "g'S II will ala" appear
,bs, his coils have always at long distances, when
s,ar.d winning Kings Plates at heats, under heSVy
we,oh,s a, ,hr"e years old During these NV" years
there wers in England only our s~op>"k's I"r c"i,s
and fies where lhrre than ni"ny sn"scFi.
hers and the get of Prinm won Two OF them against
,h. g., Of Sultan Camel Emilus, rncpedr, The Co.
lionel and all other stations in England He has a'sn
only ,wn Of his get the American turf. Monarch anu
The Onrpn imported when yparllngs. neither OF whch
has been braen though they have won many races
a, all dis,ancps especially the former. who has won ~"
races oc fur mile heats, this winter. al the S"ulh
Tbes- few facts are we'll worthy the consideration "i all
o. mo wish To breed colts of the hrs value and character
Address Hicks Ford. Va.
! ia, % G1G-wIw A i Is MERRll !.
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ECrnRS' NOrIrE The snhcriher HAVING taken 'nG
y n4t l.r-lrr Nr. LhtRENLE TRaNi IN thet IoHt'.S @
C, Re,,s il viii h.reaf,~r conducted under the hrn
NJ GRkr tlli 30 They intend d"v"tin: l"," h'e''o"
:, Collection claims the 'y Of Richmond ana also y, u
a., ,r % -, mo hrin. ou, aud selling of nego'ssc'ne
pro Kinda. AL n"ning 20 all matters emoa"eu ~ 'n
c, qnr..un nu-a-. entrusted TO them men
M rho al ,l, n, i-y second from the Market,
on " IN erect; thew viii always BE- found 10 ohefi"s
'" friends and the public, hop" to o''ln patron
az ouiv ~ d..ervingl II. ,, ,,px,y
.J-Recrcncc 10 El,ors Of the Enquirer and Wig
<ny
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--r,,> ur rHE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


-, H., t<srIRER IS published three tsmeS icee6 du
,s<Nua Of the Suite Legislature, aad t'otce '0es6
t,., tie rest II TIE year. -
Ga'h- -" rEkM- Or SUBSCRIPTION.
60, D.l,r Der isnam, aud Three Dollars for SIX months,
?'' ,.:trons shall hereafter bo considered as incurred
- r,l, .i years public tion, uue>s Speriay or
al gJ;rr ani paid for III advance iot th"' "ho''c
100. Aasa 50 orter@' -, ., L oI, ~ oov now and nm
,.r url.-s llil tv advance or satisfactory refer
ka' ali accessible person IN 'eS'io 10 the
en- az. pt,,n Bu case OF an order Tor paohca
r,.,,l Jyn i:on no" subscriber VINO Is unaeluau'eu
to- -. &c nrcr may oc Seni, containing OF
-, ,,,,,s l, b.. 8 rrp: Of ias' f"cu!aon' ,., - - l.,
,si.r. rni who may remain Indebted on open
.! ~" yeats from ih' time Mhsn .ne aa'
pam ss.,:n..guS Of the Editorial CpHcsHti0H u "a
T..s Resolutions >"'"e o' The rs-u's OF o V
IN. ur- OF the Eittnrai corps "i n"S"a'
o'a -. . "A a, tcn u,u l. i7th January, ISIS
.,.. :.,I"or+, Se are 'ei'rnnra 10 ! W.
n. 1fs.. a. tul oar o"A interests I"e' q" '"
w. Nh. ONCE may he rrrntred per Tsil, in good and
la, u"s the r'sS OF the EdI'o tAs postage 4" aI
i ly .ls Hrhcrslrhe postage "t S'nsie I-tie Is
- ,oj ar cc"ah' 10 the wtitef IL ~ tue aecSn p
s.I-reas": business whe" operates Us 'N 1f'"
" i,.r-t VII pay for nios psps annually shall have the
,eai5 y-s's.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ less, hrs' inscrti"n - ceh'S 'o
.,lir1u4ucr, : ceatS. :, a., ,,
!.,.ipu nG'' be accompanied WIN the a"'a"'e
as .rI.,,cio'r rrir I" insure execution.
y,,., ,.r.uisl n amount 500 per annnn as
o., y,I /. 3'I'rc"nt and I" So OF ~ pc!
rgsl, rnn II D. rrc"n 1"1tod I" the Editors :" -
l 80 i, 10 publish Al the head d" the't
.. t,r an that they strictly "dhef" 10 r s'
.l,,,i,. - always such, as TO give TAR e"inp'"'a'
'' '"' ' rR..aruiou Of The Editorial Corren'ion
NJ J.a7riss nd NIrriGgsS from the country .n'
vr,,i .. ih office" mast be
inl P,.n,s'" IN The n"i2hoofho" OF we:
~ ., - ~ -rci Every measure, that has h'en 'aNg
, ..pt ,.iiin II ms proved heretofore uh
~: " rr"r-f'r" INSIST IN such case upon ~" wv ~
, c.r,iI ~ the OF til" Po<'"'''''' H''e@ OK Il"
n; of the l..,,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

3 iPGQ-rh" Frankr per Mil having hsd a'I', 'o"h; 49,
h,,..r - nnw op"ra,Ion In shon time hee WI" We
,,c of writing and wrap7in. paper. At present Inc
narr.t.,ui" printing paper IS coias "n' ana ' ,L
Cd pipo book, &C here ~ ee"hefr' 'fe ]
&c. az ,a,u ,p.r for their puca'iors, this mill, upon
C.yo,.t,. Terms rom q OF. ar establishment
" ,,,Iy "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
p.LTr', sI-3,I 3geatS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

Ig'IrING ron & CAMPBELL. receiving large a'n
ER ,..,,,n -, nr AMERICAN sTafLE DRY
Chs, ,b,r ,h.v w be prep cd sell very reasonso't
~ ar. xcuu invite merchants visiting the city, to call ann
s,.roirr n. IT. stock al No 26 Liberty street. ., ..
M So,I 81, 1859 o'-'n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-07

rbIIir STATE OF SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nSTRICT.-iS CH,ScERy.-lewis Cruscr, Administrator
Charles Murray Complainant, vs. John f"r ofs heiis A.
| N;ob, IT, md William e. Daniel Defendants.
iIy t. B Complainant seeks payment OF mortgage OF
Plantation Melville John Ferre was scz"d" t 81" ran
III" equitable hen to which III" Deicn AMI
p NJ NIGHTINGALE himself. the personal representative
of General the Armies at The Tinted ST.
Divisions &c John fere was'h Charles
ton in the wears 1859 md subsequently and supposed To
rnc John Banks citizen oil virginia contractor
Il the hcs or representatives OF J"nn
United and viii make Their cIa M 10
tho Plantation Melville, the surplus alter Pm"n o the
incumhanccs hgt be set up ard established hs sun me!
at any time years; and fry residing
beyond the United they in aad make Their clam
within after decree sho3ld pass IN TINS
by pleading answering dcmung 10 the Compliments
bill. PETlGRU 4 bESESNE
June % fi3-wI2mI CpmpidinGnts Solicitors.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON!!
Tx.,LI;,,,, u,,,pu fLe HedicDI EUcHftUni

saE loa that the DR.. Watson e1b NashinSon
" street Dr. = &. IIewrit the crcbr"cd ~
the most shlu prhcln fs y, ~
-hnvn. srd The happy effects OF GOELt NE "hl,
LIS S,SAIIvE IN several coming within their own OBJ
s.,,on have Of This great nudefn ncni
II. cry in particularly the CoNsuhr
1IOS!!! - . -, .,., g..
~ The above medicine for sale by DR. D. = Rowland ene
raj AGENT ls Boston where numerous letters
cern. eo"d The medicine ra! b. srrn Also
sold y most of America. And also sUu by me
al Sandy River Church. Price So 3D. per half ounce:
~ JOHN FOS1 Err, 7grnt.
So,C2 ,T--wniw1 For Prince Ed,eard County pughin.
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o. y. R9'rI. Shnrkoe Hill Richmord, Va
. iAnh"'rN. IT,. P i &c ,uchi md Z. H., Virginia.
kl'"., ?. VI, iIaEf,.. e.. n. do
L. =. Hul"ny. 2 " .C'nksvi,o do
u Fet>'H', I. VI. Lovrs<'on do
"N"ih x Alrn. hrummnnh Town do
r,",'n:hrn * Otharn, Easlvio do
> >muh. i.,wisSur. do
IL '9r"r =. VI Madison e.. n. do
: N'sid. * inr,.ook. Painyra do
tn'n'ol & Saunders. hoe flill do
Q :. Bur>'-"u,. Williamsburg do
? - Ter. N" Kent Cuuniy do
W ,-dN, Charles City County do
4. I. Gprn do do
r. nt""' Scousville, Powhatsn CO., do
=. J" Har's ?. VI. Orange C. ". do
:" { Robr':a, NJ. Noun, Elo.eb, DO
=. t"l."s, B.rnu.s Hundrsd, do
!. Frir"l u tfrx. North Cnro!ina.
! ~. White. Warea,nn 10
D 's' 4 Rrins. Wiiamsboro do
" Z H. B,s"r, I.ons,urg do
: !l-m Peek, raleigh do
B. RRaNDRETH. NJ. D.,
cal Broadway, New York.
D. A'r'rsllrr. have from Power Of Attorney proved
me Clerk Of the county OF New York. obserye it.
'ih@' 7s-2ewtf
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- IN, E<sriREx IS published three nmeS 'cse6 du.
<s<,a Of the Suite Legislature and t'otce 'oes6
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January IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-14
MAINE DIFFICULTY.

Correspondence Of the National Lnielh-
gencer.
New York, March Z.
From Maine the news is assuming q
more peaceable aspect. Sir John tlar-
vey appears not al all disposed 10 precl-
rita,e the crisis; and il is now stated that
he has sen, an especial messenger 10 Go
vernon Fairfield to confer with hun re-
specting a conventional boundary line, 10
remain till the Two governments can agree
upon the real line, or upon convention
al boundary line. Letters from Bangor
say tina, Mr. English. the messenger,
PASSED through that town. There is no
ruth, as | wrote you previously. in the
stories Of the British regiment advancing
by the way of Madawaska. and the 500
British fusilcers a, Halifax from Cork.
Mr.. English snntradicts the report.
Sir John Harvey has sent some OF his
companies Up To the Grand Falls. good
way north Of the Aroos,ock. and EXHIBITS
no intention Of making any movement
upon the Maine forces. The kennebec
militia marched into Bangor on Sunday,
with their artillery and long train oil wa.
gons. and with drum aud fife, created
quite a sensation on New England
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Prospectus Of the second Volume
or rHE
American Museum
az
Literature and the Arts.

0a1. ssA& 90 h5s
A Monthly Magszne, embcllished with Steel
Portraits.
mn the Let OF January. 1889, was commence
W ed the second volume Of the American Mu-
scum Of Literature aud the Arts. This Maga.
ziae is depository Of papers in the various
departments Of Literature, Science, and the
Arts, calculated alike TO instruct, profit, and
please the reader. AZ utility - the csaraeter.-
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of said interest upon Science, Litetature, hiis-
tory, Biography, and Morals. Reviews and
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ing &c, occupy prominent place ia the work.
Il also contains short reviews of the entire
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The soidny Of the work 10 relieved by light.
er articles such as graceful essays, interest.
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arts, legends, sketches Of travel, literary aud
scientific intelligence, and poetry Of Superior
order.
The very favorable reception which the uork
has met from the press and the public, has nus.
tilted the proprietors in making liberal srranee.
ments Cor contributions 20 the second volume:
and they have sscordinely made large add.
tious to their corps ofreeular contributors. In
the January number Will be found oaip,naI ps-
pers from the following popular wriiers--
Rev DR. Beasley. Rev. J. G. Morris, Rev. =.
II. Clinch, David Hoffinan, esq. W. G. Simms.
Charles West Thompson, =. II. Holland, 20. 4.
Tuckerman. E. A. Poe Professor Fisher Of the
University Of Marylsnd. Professor Foremsa.
". B rappan, Mira Siaaarney. hilss n. r..
Gould, Nlrs. Emma C. Embury Resides these.
many other wriiers Of known ability have con.
tribuled 10 the work, aud viii continue 70 aid
Us.
Ia this number 10 the commencement or a
series II "ltalian Sketches" by a gentlema
at taste and scholarship who has been soiourn.
ing in that classic country. Besides these.
,ae future numbers Of the Museum will con.
tain articles from distinguished European writ
ers.--athongh we are far more ANXIOUS 20 re.
ceive assistance from. and encourage, native
talent.
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to snbelIish the work.
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BROOKS & SNOnGRASS,
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Baltimore. January, 1854. 81
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PUBLIC ACTS
Passed al the Third Session ofthe Teen
fy.fjih Congress.

An act making appropriations in part
for the support Of governmen, for 1899.
An &C, making appropriations for The
civil and diplomatic expenses Of govern
ment for the year 1889.
An act making appropriations for the
supper. Of the army foe the year 1899.
An act making appropriations for the
current and con.ingen. expenses Of the
Indian department. aud foe fulfilling ,rea'
W stipulations with The various Indian
tribes for 1879.
An &C, making appropriations Tor pre-
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ou' necessary attention to other portions Of
anr business du,i"e the past week, has coca.
ioacd delay in the publication Of this mum
Dor. We h"pe to redeem the time during the
ext week; after which we shalt expect TO is'
sue the aecorder regularly every THURSDAY
mo ling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-14

Mr.. Rayssr's Speech. our preceding CO
lumns will be fouad a pot,ioa Of ths yer, able
speech Of dr. Rayucf, delivered at the late
session Of our Legislature on the Instruction
resolutions It's Interesting nature will insure
an attentive perusal. Il will be concluded in
oar uext
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-14

An eel d ansad - 81 snliissI " n
.et a rslablish Q eFimind e0art N %
district of Cals@bis.
A resolution dirsssins NE manner 20
which ees.in lsss q ne district Of Co
lambis shsli Be exercised.
An ses making an appropriation 20 ne
n ppsrt Of Ihs PsnIssnasry 70 NE cisnies
% Columbia.
An set 90 extend The jurisdleiion o. Ihs
eorno, alton oI the city Of Washington
sysr The Polopse bridge.
An act % ,resens The sbaismsni o. inls
,as ae,;ors na~ penIing in shieh Ma
Bank a Columbia. in GsoFgriONn, nsy
be > party.
An sel supp.<menisi % ihs set grss',ss
certain riiy Llis 20 The cnFPnfsiion o "
coluInbian College for The pnfPnses lneis'
ia mentioned. approved The IAN Jay
1881.
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Attention.!

sNHE ualsborough Company Of Militia are
hereby ordered TO attend al the cosrt
house, on Saturday the l3,h Of April neIt. at
IL o'ct,ek, Cor drill muster and court martial.
By order of the aptain,
CHARLES s. WARREN, .. =.
March 4. sS-
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Asias soss oct sssa 81 ~ disPossd % wilb
trss her tsaspsi b9s Sir JOha HaEEsy q hold
iaR back apparently @i'h she iaisnfiss Il =
aiuaE orders sroas he RussrRmehi.
No infosmatioa has ysi b~sa received u the
appoiaimena 4 special Minister. ns. Web.
stsf. ar. Adams. aad NJ canbreisag. are
moag the rersoas spoken e car the appoint
meai Iths ssld that ihs whole delegation ia
cosgress. from Massachusetts, Maine and. have
sRsn'mossls Recommended the sPPoiutmenI
u Mr.. Webster.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-14

Daniel ". Courts. esq the present Treasu
rer Of this state. IL app tinted Consul OF the
un,,cd a,cs for the port Of Mantanzas. 10 the
Is aud of Cuba.
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The large space occupled by Mr.. Rayner's
speech. has crowded cut dr. Stanlcy's trium'
paaal reply To Dr.. Duncan. hshali, however,
~, scar Ia our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-14

The Raleigh Standard is beginning 10
think that " discretion is the better part
Of valor:" hence he seems TO manifest
willingness 10 lei Us have " the last
word" Well. we are content. In pen
ming our paragraphs. we have q more
impnrtant end in view than to elicit re-
marks from the editor Of the Standard;
and though he do not even so much as
answer " booh!" we shall. as We find
opportunity, continue 10 expose here and
there one at least uf the many errors,
and frauds, and persersiOns OF facts. and
decsp.ious statements. with which the
columns Of that print are crowded. The
editor Of the Standard is mistaken IL he
supPoses any great portion Of " the good
people Of Orange" are "miserable dupes"
either " Of federal whiggery" or Of " To-
cOfoca humbuggery;" neither do they
suffer themselves TO be, dictated to by
any leader" as 10 what is proper for
them to read. They may sometimes be
led into error by artful appeals to their
prejudices, or they may be betrayed by
the false professions Of designing and in
lerested politicians but they are KEEP
down by no " Turkish despotism," and
have discernment enough 10 see the lighI
when Il breaks in upon them. The edi
tor Of the STANDARD will therefore find
that 1" pish from his pan" will not be
taken as a sufficient answer by many o
Ysas gohd people even Of his own party
to the plain and sober statements which
we shall continue sometimes to lay be
fore them. The Standard. in yerifica
tim Of the portal, which the PATRIOTS
DIR franklin knew so we'll how TO draw
may be so blind as to suppose " his sid
alwaysright." and ours " stark naught;
but he may rest assured that very man.
of his readers are able 10 see mo:e clear
ly. and ,UM see. through much Of his du
pliciiy and trick. lie may /" foam wit
censure." or rave with applause" bu
the omnipo,ence Of truth will be sure
prevail over him. The odour which h
informs US the Standard has acquired i
"a certain sectiun." should be warnin
to him. Such oIour is not often acquil
ed withou, cause. Week after week sh
editor Of the Standard has endeavored
, impress upon its readers the belief tn;
, Mr.. Clay favors abolI,ionism and th;
; they may not be undeceived, he refuse
to publish the speech Of that able state:
: man, which, more than every thing els'
is calculated to put down the spirit {
E abolitonism. Does this display lov
. of truth! Again: the Standard has pal
lishcd the scurrllous letter Of DR.. Duncan
!. Wilt, ing and slandering Mr. Stanly; "
says not word of the digni6ed reply
e that gentleman. which, by the tes,imun
Of more than twenty members Of Coz
gress, of all parties, completely nuIIi6'
, Dr.. Duncan. In this does the edit
show an adherence Of falsehood! b
these are only specimens. Of which Il
Standard affords a multitude. In III
state Of the case the editor should n
: complain il he is suspected Of paying u
due court to the {" Father Of Lies"