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L INDSElS-5O balcs Lowell Lindseys, landing for
IL sale BY SrETSON & AVERY,
ia7 88 Grav:er 81
NJ ACkEREi-2t9 bbls and l50 half bbs. Nos.
WI l,2, l. 3 Mackrrel, in store and Tor sale by
jale JTHAYER Il Co. "a Poydras st
" ANTED-A partner with capital Of 81 1000, in
w general Commission Il Brokerage business
about he established in this city, line adore
to A. B., Rox So Post Office, stating when an interview
may be had with real name, will be considered strictly
confidential, and meet h attention.
jal6-3teod
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CITY BANK,
New Orleans, 26 Dec. 1883.
1Nf1E Board of Directors Of this lnstution have this
4 day declared Ovid nd Of 7tce/re per cent.
the Capital thereof payable to The Stoc holders, or
their loga representatives, after Monday, the 2st
January, 1889. ROBT. J. PALFkAY,
d28 Cashier
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g PLENDlD MANTEL CRATES, at 60 Magazine st
~ so Russia Niantel Grates rich,
20 Ground cest iron Mantel do,
a. Counting house Crates. common,
100 Chamber Crates,
" Brass Mounted Grates,
$50 COOKING STOVES, consisting Of
so Stanley Rotary,
80 Premium, cook, E
20 Union do.
Us James do.
rs Imp. Rotary, with ovens.
Together with an assortment of conl Stoves. Fire
carriers. Ash Pail. steel pokers ash pans, blowers
and sttv pipes, y holesaie and retail, by
WPARkY Il co, 50 Magazine st
Ja5 Banks Arcade
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RULES OF U 5 COURT.
TINE Rules of the Circuit and Di strict Court of the
!. U tor this District, for Sale ut the office OF
the Marshal Of said Court. Apply TO
novl9 P WALDEN,
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NOTICE.
vUNHE Office OF the New Orleans and Mobile Mail
l Line is removed, fror, under the Exchange Hotel
t. No. rs Poydras street, at which place letter bag
will be kept open until IA to IL n. Fer way letters
&c. Those for Mobile and further East, will be put in
the Post Office at Mobile.
novl GEO. WHITMAN
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.Ne,c Orleans T. Nashville RlI fond 90.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS.
January 2isi, 1888.
4 I an annual meeting ofthe Stockholders, held in
~ pursuance of the 6tl section of the Charter,
anrty Of the Stockholders being present. the cleo
ton postponed until WEI nesday, the 23i inst al
6"'cl"ck, 7 NJ. JAMES II CALDWELL,
ju22 presIen,
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TNk-Stephen's Writing Fluid; do superior black
writing lux; do Interchangeable light blue; do do dark
do do; Maynard 4 Noyes black writing ink; Perryan
ink tor steel pens Perine, Guyo & co.'s black writing
ink; ) l. Guyots red ink; constantly on hand, and
for sale by W MckEAN,
dec 10 of Camp Il Common sfs
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kAPHlES-G"odrichs Universal, / large
~ voume Mnl,e Bruins do in volumes. Rnihfs,
with Atlas Woodbridge Il Wizards Universal. viii
A Atlas; Onneys, WoodLridges, Smiths, Hunting TONS
for beginners. Also, Benefits Geography Of the
He'vens, with the Atlas. liberal discount allowed
TO teachers and Others purchasing by the quantity
Jao ALt.X TOWAR 40 Cano.
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A NEW Edition II Sir Walter secous Poetieal
n works, i'll 6vols, l2mo, as
AIs., new edition Of he Wavcrly Novels W vols
just received and for szieby A TONAR,
jal7 40 SsmFse
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NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILLE ltAII KOAU,(
. Deccnber 22d, 1888.
NOTICE-To Conractors-Sealed proposals will
no received until the 22nd of January, 1882, for
making the snprrsruct,,re, offrom five miles of
Road: commencing at r0smanchac and extending to-
wurd This city.
sp, ifcations be seen, and conditions made
known application at this Office. d HOARD,
d. lin Oh. Eng'r. and Gen'I. Super'd'.
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TNE-Iu,t received Gold irk far srti.te schools snd
1 private Ladies' in hud il Ter wpaaenyAi
painting visiting cards, Ec 10 b. -uporir ruy Ink
introduced to the public. tuSit ALLAN.
iaai Fsnev shr-, Exchange Heel
"a At,S-i. seed iii aud npprr,S. in sore Tor sala
ID by G DORSEY. ~ New Levss
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Junto Academy.

1nHt5 Institution, twelve mics northwest
- from liillsbOFUu2h, Orange connty, n. L.
aud siG miles north Ut Mason Hall. crja,s .
location in the midrt Of an sgrersbie nefeh-
horhood, surrounded BY pleasant eruniIy,
which an exceedingly pure and salutrious NJ.
mOspheTe. q peaceful seelUsion and other i'm
poIant advantages, combine 10 render pecu-
!IarIy eligible and invlIiog Here The stpdsnt
- invited, by the prospect Of study. uniuisr-
feptei by III health. and those other causss
which frequently 50 much totsrd the piognss
Of youth. Here the path 10 virtue and homo
TiGle distinction hes pen beiU,e him, NIth
few. but rural sllufemunts, 10 witherss him
from Ihe pursuit. Nth comparatively Few
temptations TO lead him aslrsy.
The student who comes here 10 forthwith
incorporated iniu family, which hitherto, has
been conleEicd and harpy one. over when
parsaial governments is xffcised, scd q VI
giant eye kept. lie Immediately becomes
the sd5jset Of all fathers solieitude, cxeE-
lions aud apxieiies.
As it is designed tat this institution shall
be 4 classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes a distinct de-
psrstnen., un ief the immediate and particular
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students ion
any Of Iha Universities 81 the county, ar 10
im?ast 60 those WIN design only 90 take an
accahemical course, Thorough acquaintance
with elassicsi literature.
The English department. which lie separate
and distinct. is under TIE direction # az eff
cient and competent Instructor; so the; all re-
qisite facliiirs are aff,rded Tor the prosecu-
tion II such English studies ss are generally
prosecuted In Academies vi the big kcsi grade.
The Principal is now making extensive adj
dilions 10 his Accommodations fni bcardrrs, so
that IN a short time rooms will BE- oper for 10
ns 90 hoar!ers. Good board can alec be pro-
cu,cd 10 The nsigaoarhood. ...a.....4
Tuition IN the Classical Department, Per
session o! 1--WE months, si2 so.
English Department. ss per session.
Board per month, exclusive Of lights, So SO.
The present session will eud 90 the 9Th &c
June next
- The next session will commense
on The 18th Of July.
Those who may wish tn correspond with thu
Principal Of this Academy, will please 10 sd-
dress MIN as Postmaster At Juuto.
u. ". KERR.
April &c. 6s--
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The following fne compliment to Mr..
WehsIer's style, is from discourse by
President Wylie. Of Bloomington Col.
lege, Qnd.l on The importance of CLASH
cal studies
The classical illusions which abound
in the productions of men Of genius must
OF necessity lie concealed from the eye
of all except The classical scholar. Take,
for example, the last speech OF Mr..
Webster. You have doubtless all read
il. Every body has read it. or ought to
read il. But among millions in Europe.
as we'll as in this country, who have
been delighted with il. mona but CLASH
cal scholars have had full perception Of
IFS numerous classical besuties--iis ierse-
ness and solidity. its purity and vigor,
its vivaci,y and Attic wit, which, with
ils numerous classical illusions, render il
periec. trea. to such as have jus. taste
for The excellencies of chasle aud man.
~ style OF composition. May we not
hope that, though the Cloths and Van
dals do threaten the land, our reading
community will yet continue to be faV-
ored with productions of similar excel.
lence, and that our children shall not be
shu, out from communion with the mas.
ter minds Of tho literary world, as they
must be. il the key of classical know
ledge be thrown away, or Left to per.
ish by the rust Of neglect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25
J0urna! Of Commerce.

Sean Tiess.is Of Har.-We under.
stand. says Ihe New York Express. that
The BOarL which have been setting in
Washington. Ia devise and recommend
plaus anl models for sea steam vessels ni
war, have determined 10 build two steam
frirsles Vi over GOO tops bur,hen, 10
catry 10 guns each. viz: Two bomb
caaaons and eight 10 pounders.
0ne is TO be constructed atihe Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
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st $50 tTsg GAgFa na1hls waste 81
lilEs - IEe RexieasainE session nT Goa
sfsss. AafioRai Eli0lligncsr.
Tie Aelrs.--i'he hess by Ihs Gresi
Western h.s had > very happy sfFfct on
business. and ne minss or bssiness r.eu.
,ih ihe siiy II Aew York. Il has sub.
sianiiaily Felliei several Questions ar
great lmPerianrs. The irsl u taese i
he question II war. We deem lie NJ.
siees entirely satisfactory an Tins point.
II there VAS sny eoubl before. lhrre i
aone now, thai our peaceful relations
@ilh The Z" mother country" silI moi Be
interrupted. Another question settled bE
his news is that u The eonlinued credis
o. our State stocks being maintained in
Europe. We esn see m foundation for
such t0nhIs. Governments are trusted
IN Europe which are inr0mparably less
stable than tic Governments 81 our States.
and Who have never baEroRsd money Tor
any other purpose than 10 enable then
10 dsso!a!e their OWn nF some other
country while our money is al expen-
6ed 10 adding 10 the resources of the
states which bouas IT, Their money
II like water spilI upon tie gFauad which
esnnoI he gathered u, nr, rather. like
IRE which burns Up I'll :hal is useful
while ours IS expended in public works.
which Ef,nl direct EeEenus for the
PsyRenI II interest on their cost, while.
by IheiE indirseI Influence. iley spread
wealth on every side. 0ur eonfedersl-
ed states guaranty - each state Repub-
liean Government. ard he honor and
credit Of each state is so inlerwOsen
with HE hnn0r and credit IL oil the 9th.
er slaIes in this matter VI loans. that no
me could refuse to maintain her faith in
this respect, without ineurrIng the deep
dlspleasure Of every member Of The con-
fsderauon. As to the ability Of the ris-
ing empires OF the West To pay the inie-
resi- on debts contracted for public works
nr TO constitute back capitals. no one
can donhI. That ability. we are conf
dent, will always be sxsrled.
!, Another question of no small import.
aace settled by this news is. that in the
coIlon war carried on between the ope.
rs'Ors Of this country and The spiuners
0f England. brother Jonathan has gain.
ed the day. The policy Of holding back
has been carried out with such strength
aad s.sat,noss in this country, that pri-
ses have been forced up on The olher side
near The point where The operators here
say hey ought TO be. Twelve months
sgn, cotton was worth just about half
rs present F:Ice. The advance has been
eh.ely poche,ed by the Americans, and
a pretty parcel OF fortunes il has dis,ribu-
ted among us. The COTTON is slill own
cd ia this country. Il will now 60 for
ward more freely. aud so will probably
keep DOWN the rates of European 'ex.
changes. aud give confidence 10 oar banks
and mnneyed men.
These views, and Others of the same
sort. together With The 1ocking Of the
Western merchants to Ae city al this
their accustomed period. have put a new
lcs on affairs this week. Business in
all departments is much more brisk. rents
arc better, money more plenty, conf
ience Stronger, AMI, indeed, the land
seems once moro foil before us.
journal Of Commerce.
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Important from !Merieo. by slips from
New Orleans papers Of April 10th aud
llth. we haze news OF the arrival Of ito
French steam ship Metoere from Vera
Cruz, with the intelligence that the con-
Venii0n entered intn between Admiral
Bsudin aud tic Mexican Commission
ers. had been ratified BY she Government,
Internationally.
Intelligence from The interior of Mexico
states that Santa Ana received $500, 600
from the merchants of Mexico for signiE :
the treaty. This SUN. joined with The
threats Of Admiral Bsulia to &C, with
vigor, and the declaration Of the in
hsbiiants Of Vera Cruz TIA, they should
place themselves under Ihe protection q!
nrance and or the felerlisrs OF Mexico. in
case the treaty should not be rauisd, iu-
duced Santa Ina 10 sign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

Our NigeS--GsGia. Since our last,
we have heard ii the discovery OF very
rich ore al the Lemons Niue, about
Is miles s. T.. from This place. /, is be-
lived by gentleman who have seen the
ore, that ore bushel Of The best would be
worth al least $1,000. aud the poorest q,
about 500 per hushel. This mine is
situated IN ridge running from Fox's
Hill in sonlh,wesiw asdly direction,
to the CanWbs river. aud in every in-
stance where The ridge has been penetra-
ted, fine specimens OF It's richness have
beea discovered.
A new mine has lately been opened
m the land Of Mr.. Elan Hunter, about
i've miles east Of Charlotte, the oFc Of
which is considered good, some speci
meus Of which we have seen. This land,
which would have been considered high
al $500, has been increased in value Sc
vetal thousands.
The Rodgers mine, about IL miles
east Of this place. discovered several
months ago, IS also found 10 be rich m
the precious metal. masses having been
found imbeided in quartz rock, one
piece itself being worth $4,000.
The Rudisill mine, which has not been
worked for some months, has been re-
opened under The superintendencc ofCap,.
penman with fac prospect oil success.
Every indication seems to strengthen
former opinions, that The mineral resour-
ces Of This section of country are almost
inexhaustable; and We would consider
ourselves under grea: obligation to gen.
tlemcn engaged in mining it they would
furnish US with the results of their expert
menls, as i, is a subject Of genera! inter-
es, 10 the community.
Charlotte Journal.
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INDIAN CRuEI,rY.

Er.Gei q letter. received in this city,
dated near !N0nlieslla. tF!s.) .Narsk 2isi.
We are still in constant dread Of the
Indians. About ten days ago they AL
talked a family so near 10 Monticello as
sir miles the old man. Mr. Gray, was
sitting at his fresije reading an almanac.
which he had that evening purchased
81 store in MonIicello. 'l'hey entered
The house 50 quietly end with such a
Ugh, and s;ealIhy step. that they were
not heard until they we're in the RON /;
they instantly fred upon Ire pnor nld
man and killed him. Miss Cray was
sitting with her LILLE brother in her arms
they wounded her in the stomach, the
bali passing through the little boys leg.
DespaiFiag of life, she forced her way
right through the midst of them she
succeeded in getting into the yard. when
the child was iakeu from her; shs re-.
ceiEed two other wounds. a stab on the
shoulder and a blow on the head which
cut her severely. After oil this she es.
capped, and is recovering. Tho PaoF lii.
lie boy suffered great deal; he says
that after The Indians took him from his
SISTER they threw Him down and stamp.
ed upon his head, alter which he remen,.
bers no more. lie wss taken M the
ncx. morning Car dead. bu. life was not
sc. extinct: he lay insensible for four
days with his head swollen 10 a mos,
unnatural size, bu, the doctor thinks he
will recover. One Of the old mans
daughters escaped with two children
without the slightest injury. bat the
youngest one was found the next mnrn-
ing dead before ,he house. having been
stabbed though The heart. After plum.
dering the house they set it on Gre, and
poor Mr.. Gray, who two hours before
was az we'll as any Of us. was consumed
in his house and his ashes mingled with
those Of his home. His children are
now destitute. and added 10 thai list OF
numberless orphans which this horrible
war has made. Charleston Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

The state Of New Jersey. our readers
are awsfe. is entitled TO six represents
lives in Congress. Al the Gle elton held
for members Of the presen, Congress.
last autumn, the contest vas so close as
10 throw a doubt for come limo over the
result; bu. in the end the Wing candidates
obtained the returns a. being oil duly
elected. II being understood, however.
that the election of five out Of the six
members returned would be called in
question before the lIonso when il shall
assemble, (upon grounds which We pro-
fess not To have examined. thuse five
Wing members, though they are returned
duly elected. have. since the ilh of lest
month, ION which day .heir term Of Office
hegan,l made proposition in writing 10
the five gentlemen who claim their seats.
proposing that both parties should resign
all claim 10 seats under the late election,
and. instead Of delaying the public bnsi-
ness by troublesome and expensive
contest in The House Of Representatives.
submit the matter TO a full and fair trial
before the people o, the next fall election.
This fair aud generous prop"silioas II is
understood, the Opponents Of the return
have perempiorily declined. They evil
IDENTIFY prefer pressing their case upon The
House Of Representatives TO trusting II /"
the decision Of the People. We regret
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

Sut.'ifaGe farihe Sal. The newly
iaFeased lieh; 81 81. Gaadia. or which
experiments we're recently made AFFAIRS.
il an improved mn'iieltion Of tic veil
lHnSn tasen.inn Of Lieut.. Drummond.
Wilde nfammnhd paprs a stream AZ oxy.
gen. through spirits Of wine, upon I'M
stacked lime. Gaud,a makes use Of
mate etsetia! Kind Of Oxygen. "hich he
r"niaess !htnueh essences of iurpea;ine.
The Dummuud ligh. is fifteen times
stronger than that uf burning ras: tho
Gagdia light 10. VIC ssr assured hy the
Inventor. az strong as HAT Of tie sun, or
thirty ihnussnd lipes stronger than gas.
aai Of course ten limes more ihsn the
hrtmmoad, The method BY which NJ.
Gau,lIa proposes tn mrn tie new insfn.
'na 81 use is singul,ily striking. He
Trnppses In erect 10 the leland III The
Pnini Neaf. in the middle III the Seine
and cen,te e rari., light house, Eve
hun4reI tsr' high, in " hleh is 10 be plac.
cd l,shI fram hundred thousand 10 a
70 llIon ef gas pipes strong, tho 20" ct to
te vari'd as the nights are light OF dark.
Paris will thus fnl"y 4 sort III perpetual
dty. auJ as snnn as the sun OF the
Heaven is set, the sun n the Point Neuf
wall rice, Mechanics Aagg.;ne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

The Niles lnieilieencer publishes a
letter from Prairie da CHEN. dated March
ID. stating that trouble was anticipated
with the Winne6aeo Indians this spriog.
as a grea, number If them were co!ec.
ting nn Ruck river, who have taken the
bold stand tia, they will not move to the
west Of the Mississippi according TO their
treaty, but will die oa the land owned
by .heir foTefsthers. The Chief who
killed Paquelie is OF the head of The
movement. Clcre!aaa Herald.
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Mhlg Meeffng.

PnfsaaRi - > n0tIes pFeEiously girsn,
= mssling u lie Wings II Wake counsy
1ss held in lie eoart honss oa Saturday
last. On naiioa 81 cisrlss MsaIy. ESQ.
Nc. Parker Rand sas called 70 lie char,
and hsnfy ". Miller sppoinied Ssessls-
~. The following resolutions uers ghea
iniTotUred b. Mr. Gales:
Res9lrsi. That We consider tie efforts
~ lhs administration % E0rrs apan he
eoaaiFy lie sahlrrssury. lrsvehl = ilh ST
Is eoHupi and Injurious lendeneIes, alses
- reprsied REJECTION BY The Tepfeseala-
sEes Of The peafle, - an suempi ;. de
talon which Should be met = nj psomps
and unqualified Condemnation.
2. Resefss.f. T'hat We earnestly re-.
commend 70 The Wings Of this COngres-
siSnai District greater Figiisuee and more
active exeriioa IN their opposition To The
unparalleled corruption ami exuaEsgsnre
oil the present adE.inisirsticr, Is DANCE
Eous experiments on the currency. and
10 Interference. through she psirUnsgs 81
ihe General Government. with tie free
dun 0f elections.
3. RssolEef. That We recommend 10
each Of shs counties composing Tie s,h
Congressional District. 10 appoint dele
gsiesso meelin lhe l0Rn Of Hillsbaroash.
on Friday. tie 3isl ri May neat. To NO.
inmate suitable Wing Candidate Tor
Congress.
8. RsS0tvs9. That tie chairman OF
1his meeting appoint committee of three
10 recommend suitable persons 10 repre-.
cent tie Wings u Wake county in the
Convention; and tia. il shall also be their
duty r. appninI eonlirers NJ vigilance
in each Captains Di.micI in this county.
The Chsir,nsn then appointed Messrr.
Manly. George W. Haywood aud Alfred
Williams, as e1mmii;ee in accordance
with the las. resolution. After . Short
intc:'al Mr.. Manly reported that they
recommended The following persons 10
represent the Wing party in the Convex
ZION tn be assembled al H,lisborough. viz:
Alfred Jones. Thomas Hicks. John Nc
Cuiiers. Allen Rogers. jr.. w. II. Gales.
Gen. Creashsw, W. J. Fuller, RobL W.
Haywood aad Thomas J. I.ensy. lie
also stated that the committees nf gigi.
lsnre would be appointed in due time sntl
notified. The report las concgred ia;
and. on motion OF Mr.. Haywood, the
meeting then adjourned.
PARKER RAND, Chairman.
HENRY w. MILLEa, Seci'y.
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" Rct.enchssaCDt and He
fSrRa.s'

q POLITICAL MEETING will BE held on
~~ the day OF the Muster at Mr.. jsnIos Fur.
ncf's (the second Saturday IN May next Tor
the purpose OF appointing delegates 10 attead
the Convention proposed 10 be held at hiiisbo-
rough on Friday Tie Sist OF May aexL 10 1T
upon some suitable persun as a candidate for
Congress in opposstIua To De. Montgomery.
All who are opposed TO the Tuinons measures,
the extravaganza and usurpations Of the pie.
sent administration, aad wno desire the res,o-
ration Of pure republican government, are
requested TO attend.
A WING.
April IS. 67-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

Psnnsglpania Susgr,--The Washing.
ton pa Reporter states tha, ci,izen OF
tha: county made, during the season just
passed. from three sugar maple trees.
seventy pounds Of dry sugar aud two gal.
Ions Of nulasses. And the whole amount,
OF sugar made 10 that county during the
season. is estimated by the Somerset He.
raid to exceed inc million OF pounds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

The Convention Of the Pro.es,sn,
Episcopal Church Tor tie diocese Of
North Carolina, will NEE. in cLrIs.
.huF'h' Raleigh. On the irssnly second
Gay Of May next; and not at Newbsrn.
as stated in our last The change has
hesn made in consequence Of the preya.
ienee Of = contagious disease il the town
of NeRbcga.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

TIE SsIa.e o. Mlehigsn hsse Hissiy
rtiseasd he mOaslrOSs sgrariaa PROPOSE
'lna n The Olksr house. procislaaing hat
real estate. Ealsed a. saeh exrsssge1i
pres Is he arbitrary - III Of lad spseu-
laioEs shall pat uPOa H. shall be ; legal
tender Tor he paymsnl Of debts.
fOlhsOn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25

Rhode iSiand.-The annual s;a.o slec.
ti,n in Rhoie leland has resulted in tie
choice Of an entire Wing Senate, a Wig
Lieutenant Governor. and large mejori-
~ in tie House Of Representatives. In
she election for Governor. no one Of the
eandidaies received a majority of votes.
and there was consequently no election.
This result wss owing to 4 division in
the Wig raGAs upon purely local ques-
lions. The united Wing votes, howe
yer. exceeded those Of their opponents
by about 800; making it slmos, sure ,ha,
the Wing candidate cor Congress will be
elected at the Angus. election.