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.F.NTYNf1UK.
A NOVEL in 9 vols. hy Harriet h'arfinsau
~ Alsr Ee-rarche-, comprising inquiries concerns
ing The m.nal characteristics Of the Norrl, Ane,it IN
Indians, first series in,lian Tales aud LEGENDS hy
Henry Rove SchroIcraf autho. Of Travels 10 III. sour.
&c. o the Nlisss -irpi, t;c &c.
Also, supply If stevens Travels n Erv,,
Ar.hia Pare, &c
Menn,h TIE Wan,Isrsr; Elvlus. w Nl.s lir>n"g
Ernest Mnltrsvers lice
LADY Of Lyon. !: IInrnley; Crichtnh
Miss Sher. ovd', Works, &c &c, s,usi reretp-ii snd
or sale nv iltN. TRIVIAL.
y IL t'strr
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l. sE'DuR, No 81 Cnnde street, between
Duna'n and - Philip, kegs constantly on and
nn'xtenslve assortment of boots aud brogans. ard
eh"e-, at New furt Manufacture, for men. won Il
rnd children OF al nges, which he will dispose Of
OIL very ",oierate prizes.
Families Of his atqijniancc on sending order
wi! have !heIr wishes attended to l. 81 JOUR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28
ROWANWS Tonic MIXTURE.

sperm ANA Icti ed wnA4 Ill. ll.,. I,uin,en
|" Sh ass 'rrmrEt ii ! h"r"rrn 81: ,r,'rn S"u
&C GEORGE JDEES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28

STNWENTY-TWO hkls Coast FUN received Ind Ior
i snl'. by ,HERMUGENE, B"nWN 4 co
may 3 No Cont s..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28

IA their friends and the public in general, that
they occupy the new brick shop, 2l9 Tchouptouss
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. of every description,
such as copper stills, kettles, and pnmps, tin bath.
ing =, and oil CANS. Of all sorts aud Sizes and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars of every de- crlp:ion, sIch as steam.
boat stirrups, hog chains, ko!t-, an1 other
kind ofs,eumboa! work, such chimncys, broeclI-
OF, steam pipes.
'fhcy will also do all kinds nr out door work,
such n zrc, copper and tin roofing and guttcrng,
&c. They above and all other kinds OF work in
their line Of business, they will execute At the
shortest notice. drc27
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- PERPETRATORS Il WATER JARS-6 ma
~ hogany re'ricerators, painted do, s II gallon
water IurS ; ~ gallon do sIofe, iur sale nv
m23 S&J 7 WHITNEY, 70 Canp.t
Dii.DF BitEAD--ls bhls., landing ON s-anhoa:
Rudolph. For sale by A. rkitR,
may .H "a &, avirr st
y EEF-25 half hb!, mess and 20 bhIs u . rrine
- ahd b Beet, for su!c by & DORSEY,
J.ne y Al New l.evee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31
SUPREME COURT.

VIM. W. Avery. of Burke. and Cyrus
r. Mendenhall, ol Guilford. have been
admii,ed 10 County Cour, prscuce; Wm.
p. Mrndenhsli. Of Gulliord. and N. X.
Nash. OF llillsboroush. 10 Sup. Court
practice.
CASTOR. J. delivered the opinion Of the
Cart in the csse Of King .. King. from
Stakes, reversing the judgment below.
Also. in the case Of Conner o. Satch-
we'll. adm. from Beaufort, affirming the
judgmsn. below.
Also. in Hooper .. Hooper. from css-
well. affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Farley .. Lea, from Caswell.
reversing judgment below. and rendering
judgment here for the defendant.
Also. in Meroney .. Poindex,er. in
Equity, fiom Davie. directing the bill 10
be dismissed.
Daniel, ]. delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case Of Meus .. Brigh, and
Wilcox. from Lenoir. affirming the judg.
men, below. Register.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

BY the arrival Of the brig Patsy Blount,
Captain Petersen, from Belize, sailed
December 20lh. We have the Belize
Advertiser uf The 9Th and 18th.
The later gives some details Of the
civil war raging in Gustimsla. General
Morszan had several conflicts with The
insurgents under Csrrera, al Chiquimu-
lila. and dispersed them. A priest and
frisr. with two other persons. had been
tried and shot. The priest Lobos, who
was in the councils Of Csrrera. had
requested a conference with General
Morazsn--probably 10 negotiate for q
cessation Of hos.ililies.
Capt Petersen reporis that The fedora
,ion ef Central America has fallen to
pieces. each state declaring itself indie
pendent. The state Of Honduras, how
ever, was divided, some Of the counties
adhering 10 the general federation. The
government of Honduras bad issued a
decree. declaring itself independent. and
assuming the receipt OF costoms at the
different ports. TO this The port ol
TruxIilo had .acceded. bu, .Omos had
refused, and declared itself in favor Of the
general government
Eev FORK Com. .7dv.
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

The MsKiesns on lLe Rio Gr.nds.
bordering upon Texas. IL 10 stated. have
pronounced Tor the Federal Government.
have driven the Central troops from the
towns Of Misr. Camargo, and Reynosss.
and have requested the government Of
Texas 10 adopt such regulations As will
secure the protection Of the adherenls Of
the federal party. Il 10 believed that Q
speedy coalition will take plare beIween
This disaiIeeted party and the Texans.
A spirit Of deep dissfTsclioR prevails
throughout Mexico. We venture Io per-
dict. that in less Than ten years The star
upon the Texan banner will fash above
The walls Of The famed city Of MOn,ezuma.
Sumo Of the Indian Iribes have CON.
menced . war among themselves. and
Gen. Rusk. Al the head Of $50 mounted
met. 10 watching their movements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

Mr.. Adams. in the House Of Represen-
,atives the other day, on presenting some
abolition petitions. took occasion to state
the motives which governed him; in the
course of which he stated that he was
not prepared to grant the prayer Of the
petitioners. and il the vote should be Ia
ken to.morrow on proposition for abo
fishing slavery in the district Of Colum-
bia. he should ro;e against IL. The fol.
lowing are his closing observations.
which We recommend to the serious con-
sideraton OF The ADMINISTRATION pipers
generally. and 10 our friend OF the Stand
ard in particular. They may be Of use
to him when he attempts another yrade
shou, whiggery and Aboli'ionism.
/" was saying tina, ore Of the reasons
why 1 had asked leave to make these
statements was. thai all the sbal..ionis,s
aud aRIi Slavery Societies. whether in
lhe North. the South, or the Cenire. may
know precisely where stand; and !
stated that one OF their journals declared
they must M, consider me as an aboli
ZIONIST, because | stopped short Of - i'm
medistism," Cor iha. all such persons
were al once 10 be Get down as enemies
Of the cause. That, SIR. was the very
ground Of secrc, opposition concerted
agsins. me in my own district previous 10
the late election, between abe party IN
favor Of the administration and that por-
lion 81 the abolitionisls who were mol
satisfied With NV course. The adminisira'
ton party, secretly. without any nomina'
lion. but by a secre, symplly which
uni.es them all. and which. believe
received lis first Impulse in this matter
lror the. cus,om.house At Boston, wen
rnuad The entire district, and said. 10 az
under tone, " Here 10 an abolition ticket"
and in this way effected four times q:
large an opposition 10 my election as had
ever shown itself on previous occasions
Yes sir; the administration of" Northern
men with Southern principles" were
obliged To Sc, up very respectable gentle
man. said to be The mos, thotoughgoing
abolition man they could find in the whoIt
district, 10 oppose me. ! now say wha
ny opinion is, land say i, here. openly.,
that ID. ab,lririnists aud The antisslyery
<ocW,ies may take, in ress d TO me, wha
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229.7il,065

Publir L4ab effhs nniied Na'es.--
Oatlrg,la,ure eve 1t 'a The people oI the
stale. to sl,e q, nnee decided expression
.,,iau The bill nos before Congress o.
sf..lns,e The pr,re ni the public lands. or
n Other w"r,ls. Ia rob Tie aid states for the
brnrh, nfihe new. The bill reported by
the committee in the United STATES Sc.
nae. prapo.e. 10 reduce the price 81
II 900 .OOOal ARE. ffom 81 Is per acre 10
IS eenIs-s duecI lnss ia the old states
Of a.Slhs of iheI in,srrsI in The public
domain. THIS 10 the number Of ares il
wIl "prrde upon Instantly. The bill
oil (,n addri'n) have a prospective OPP
.lua. upon SIREN hundred and gy
millions Of acres. which are without the
limit. II The nee states.
AgalnM This urjus. proposition. North
CiroIrna has already declared herself IN
decided lcrms. We hupe il will II once
receive the attention here. ~h,rh it, im
pwlanes demands. Pa. hisiiigsnesr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

L0lrT CanadaL-The MonneslH Herald
q lhs 18Th says. i. senlenre q deaGh wss
last esening officially communicated 10
eight u ths state prisoners a present IN
carceTaied in The gsol Of this CRY. The
Eve following. siz:-Plerre Thenphile
Deenigne. lNoisry;l Ambrose Sanguinei.
Charles SsnguiheI. lbrsshers;l Francois
Xavier Hsmelin. Otherwise called Petit
hsmslin, and Joseph Robert. lcaPlsiH.l
viii be executed on Friday next. the
four last named uere convicted Of The
murder Of the late Mr.. Walker. Captain
MORN is one Il The lhrse Others 10 whom
= knosledgs u their awsilihg lsIs was
impaired" .
Sr John cOlbOurn wss'to be installed
in The governments Of British Nonh Ams-
RIGA on Wednesday last.
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FROM MEXICO.
New Orleans, Jan

New Orleans, January IL.
TkesEnelish fleet, which has arrived
., Vera Cruz, 10 said to be stronger illsn
fnrmer accounts in the newspapers had
led us TO expect. John Bull seems de-
iermined 20 have sufficient force al hand.
To strike. IL necessary. Tits probable the
British Minister 10 Mexico has instrue-
lions. 10 bring about peace between that
county and France; and in case he should
not succeed, the English admiral has
probably orders 10 protect the commerce
Of his country from block ,des on paper.
The Mexican papers contain letter
from General R;ncnn. who commanded
the castle az San Juan de UIlos, when
the French attacked IL. Noticing the
report that he was IN be courl-Insrlialed,
General Rincon declared he is anxious
Ear fair ,rial-that the fall Of the castle
should not be attributed To him--as he
had written 10 the president Of Mexico,
long before the attack. 10 inform him ol
the dilapiisied state Of the works, and
the want Of many things essential IN hi
defence; and iha, his requests had no
been complied with.
The Mexican Congress had passed I
resolution. ,,giviug to the president power
equal to those usually given ~ Dicta,ors
President Bustameuie has lately msd'
changes in his cabinet; and appointed Il
the different departments men Of libers
opinions, and accredited talents.
Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

Bmief .fhive.-A female who depart.
ed this Uanslthry llle lev days'ago in
the department Of the 0rne. was duly
conveyed. AFTER The accustomed lapse Of
tine, tn her last home. but az the burial
ground vas al some distance, the luaeral
procession reached u just as night was
eIosIng 10. AZ soon as The caEtin was
lowered in,n the grave, several groans
we're distinctly heard from the bottom Of
the abyss. aad The hyslandrrs. under the
impression that living being vas abon!
h he latetred, insisted upon opening The
colin. That operation having been carr
cd iatO eject q Vas ascerIalned that oil
approximations Of a premature inIermcn'
were groundIcss. and the corpse was once
more consigned Ia It's /" lowly bed. y
when The groans were distinctly repeated.
The m; jnrI,y Of the spectators He'd in
dIsnay: but an old soldier. who feared
neither ghusi ar devil. ultimately succeed
ed IN tslIying two or three Of the mos, in
Geph, with whom he descended in,o The
gave, aud there iunnd drunkard, who.
"appears, had mmSled into the "yawn'
ing chasm," aud fallen asleep. The hy.
Ing nan was, withuui loss Of time. res,or-
Gil to The upper regInns. and The delunc'
10 The bosoin of The earth.
Gatigaaais Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

I, is supposed, by competent judges.
lhs, the lolIsin Pennsylvania IN the con-
ing year. will be nearly two millions OF
dollars. No wander that she demands
that her Internal improvements be sustain
ed. and is ready ior The execution OF 9th
ers.
A Fat ChiH.-The Lowell, Msssa.
chuselIs. Courier. describes girl Eve
years Of age. who has arrived there FROM
NARROW, N. II. on her way 10 Boston.
She is said to be 4 feet in height, IT feet
round the waist. and to weigh l65 lbs.
She is moreover "qui.e playful and
sprighdy."
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To the Public.

at is a painful task fof me 10 have 70 resort
= to this made Of binding up wosnd, whl.h
has been endesyoured to be made By psrk 90
hell hounds, in chase ta tup dow n.the repu-
tatinn Of me OF iheif fellow men.
Unfsrtunately, and perhaps imprudentiy.
Though boy left in charge ef The store VAS
oreseat, /, in The absence of the proprietor, e
went 10 a sugar barrel 10 the store Of an ae.
Quaiatance, aud got about spoonful of sugar
to make SYRUP drunk as an snodyne fps 4
raging diarrhna. should not have aiken this
hbsrfy with mans men; but from my long ac-
quaiaiance with esquire Trolinaer, and t1om
the apparently good understanding whish has
existed betw,eR Us ever since ! have beta
grown, I fheHghi II not impropef 70 tske the
lIheray named. Aud this is shs aho,r fnuncs.
ton upon which the slandefous fale fessa.
"a the chose What wit these busy bedirs
gain BY i'll win IL all their pock egs wfsh gold
or silver, OF any other Of the precious mesalsf
or viii Il stuff them with tsnk nofes7 er viii
il ea,aace the value q, then ewn ehsracter,f
I cav, no: but il n,ay Gil their fiend HE hes,ts
with cordial Qualification 10 thiuk that The y
hare run down, worried, chswed Up and de-
youred The character u " itiiam s Moore. Boa
lsaaak 6ed that they will miss THEN aim shss
time, especially IN The estimation of al hane ID
men, IS they win see wisen der read she fol.
Low ing certificate Of Joha Tsolingsr, eco psxrn
10 the presence ei Ar. Thomas sellers .,na
WA. s. MOORE.
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wM $. MOORE.
cER1IrtcaTr

wHEsEks from some trivial eireum<taner.
aud causes which srsaspired n The HIGH Pan.
on the I'd day OF jsnasry inssant. which have
been exaggerated and spread shoraa tending 10
sopre the reputation OF Wm. 5. Maore. an
constrained, IN justice, 10 say 10 The pubic.
that the report that said Moore had a. isten.
ton Of pnrloining cur cash drawer q, lis con.
tents al that time and place. i entirely coz.
trary to my belief: AID ID lussiee 10 the said
Moore, and in contradiction To slanders tend.
ing to impress the public mind With saeh be
hef, say positively snchis DOT che fac,
Given uader my hand. January Q, 1859.
JOHN Tk0LINGER.
Jsnuarys. So IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

Daniel Webster has been reelected q
Senator Of the United Stairs from the
state Of Massachusetts, for six years from
and after the 3D. day Of March next.
when his present term Of service will er-
Pirr.
Ruel Williams has been reelected Sc
major in Congress from Maine, from The
Sd Of Msrch next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

A PETITION Was presen,ed in the New
Jersey House Of Assembly. on Tuesday
last. praying that the Legislature would
take into consideration the proprieiy Of
limiting the term Of Office OF The presi-
dent III United State TO one term. aud al
so of diminishing executive patronage;
and. il deemed proper, to recommend an
amendment Of The constitution of the
United States. In conformity with these
views. IL was referred 10 a select CON-
mitlee Of three.
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Correspondence Of ths National hsieiii.
geneer.


geneer.
New ynrk. January 81.
From Lima there are dates TO Sep,em-
Der %, which state that. in consequence
of a detection in the army that garrison
ed Lima, Gen. Orbegeso has been defeat
ed, with the loss Of 500 killed and wound
ed! The CHILEAN army, 5000 strong.
on the 2lst OF Septcmber. entered the CT
~, placing Gamarrs at the head of the
government Gen. San'a Cruz was dali
" expected from the interior, however.
with 5000 men.
From Canals. We learn that the magis-
irates Of Brockville have resolved that
heucefarth the communication with the
states shall be only at Prescott. Brockv,lle
and Gananoque, and persons crossing at
either Of these points must be provided
with passports. The Montreal papers
announce, on the authority Of letter
from London ~. CO. the execution Of
three more &c the Sandwich prisoners,
and tina. twelve or fourteen would proba-
bly, DO hanged. .-.~..-.
The intidels are recognizing here. In
rammany Hall there was a large meeting
last Sunday night. A German woman
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31
Ouirag, on The Ship Eeiipr al The hi.
and Of Sumaira.

We observe IN some Of The public
papers disposition 10 blame the Govern.
mat. ior omi,sing The proper measures 10
project the trade of the Uniled States on
The coast IL Sumaira and in the Indian
Dream. The injustice Of the impuiasion
vii be apparent ~hen IL 10 understood
that Commodore Reed. now on q cruise
10 The East ladies'. vas specially iasirues.
cd 10 rlsii tie Island oi Suma,rs, with
q tiew To the protection Of commerce
and Of ossrawing the pira,irsl spirit
Of the natives. From dates and cir.
eumsiances il is slmos. certain that he
vii already hsvs been on The spot. and
taken the necessary measures TO punish
the suthors III tie outrage, as well a. to
procure satisfaction Ior the plundet VI the
Eclipse. We also understand II 10 The
Intention of Tie Preslden, 10 keep an
American cruiser employed constantly,
in future. in The Indian seas, or. al least.
10 dree, such frequent visits Of our public
ships q, shall impress on the minds OF
the natives q conviction that they viii
return Al certain sia,cd seasons, aud. con-
sequen,ly, prevent the recurrence of slmi-
l.r Uulrases. Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

v. W. Smith, esq. editor Of the onon-
daga Standard, IN. York; one of the
sblest editors in the state and hitherto a
leader in the Jackson party. has with
drawn himself from the political field.
assigning as a reason that he cannot
give an efficient support to the present
General Administration without doing vi
olence to his conscience"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

The Exploring ErPsai'iOa.-An ar
rival u New Orleans from Rio De Janet
70. bringing dates n The Ist Of Deeeunbrr,
reports that the United STATES Exploring
Expedition Fleet. consisting Of The Vim
eennes. Peseock. Relief. Parroise. Sea
Gull. and RI, ing Fish, cOmmandant
Wilkes. sere Il Rio Al the above date.
preparing Ioi sea. and 10 sail in few
days-nficers and men all well.
The United States Ship Independence,
Commodore Pope. was also in port bear
ing the broad pendant of Commodore
Nicholson. MAJ. Intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

has taksn he place Of Fanny Wright
and 10 about % oeenpy her place IL he
public ere. Tie mass Of the Inhdels in
Ihis city sre English Radicals. ~ell-dress-
"a. sirong-miaded men. bot - ignoranl
Sf This government - men IN The moon.
and sifh prejudicss ss biiler - gall
against every body who i better Of in
lhs wurid than they are. Tier hatred
10 = slale-estabiished religion ssems %
have made thrm in6dels.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31
Town Ordinance,

Ara n,eeiirg oil ihs Commissioners u ihs
y roNn of lIlisbor.ugh. held On The oh M
isn't, Ihf 10 loving ordnance Was pssseJ, and
- order made thai the same be Published IN
he tiiilbsorough Recorder ior three weeks
Be Il ordained, That IL any person be found
och fghlIsg within the Unite 81 The corPera-
non Of Hiilsbnraash, he shall be fined. iar sse-
" such offence, rot exceeding ten dollars. and
he committed 10 Jail until such me and costs
are paid; aud IL the person 80 offending be .
slave, he shall receive on his bare back pu-
alshment not exceeding twenty lash,s.
This ordinance 10 take effatt from and afef
the first day Of February, 1888.
By order of the Board,
E. A. HEARTH, Tosrn Clerk.
January 9. 5f--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

Commissioners Of The New York Aims
House have recovered from S. G. John-
son The forfeiture 81 ESQ apiece. $500
On the ten paupers broughl IN This country
in The British barque Chieltain.
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roarss they Plesse. II I shall sFsE y
again , esndldale-Hhleh i ret probable.
las lhsrs 10 sraEeriy % rsrn elnsnee Thai
! shall I've % sc anasher eleeIiaR--bai
Il ] an. though shaasd = sorIs u lnse
their s.ies. ] mast sblde ihe cUassqnen-
ees. ] have abode Consequences oflen
enough 20 The eauFss ofmy lie. and musl
do u sgsih. an determined. u al
essnss. thar lhey shall not misunderstood
ms. Some Of their principal leaders do
understand me prsfrrlly vel. and This
derlsF4iion may save tllsm some iFoeble.
and me also. SIR. l have dons.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

II 10 stated in the New York Star. m
The authority Of adriees from Paris. that
Gen. Henderson. the Taxan RsPreseR-
taiiss near The French Government, has
closed commercial arrangement. where
by The pous of Texas aud France are
opened 10 the vessels and PrO.iueI Of each
other.
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Education.

TIVE subscriber has procured the service OF
l the Rev. J. W. YORK, in his school, To-
Gated Eve miles east Of H,llshoroueh, IN pri.
waite, healthy section Of eeantry.
The following branches VIII be taught: Spell.
ling. Reading. Whiting. Arithmetic, English
Grammar. Geography, and Book Keeping.
Board and Tuition will aot exceed thirty sin
dollars per session - five months. School~lli
commence on the 18th instant; Students can
enter al any time during the session.
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
Jsnusry ~. .--<a
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The Princess Maria, Duchess Of wur-
iemburgh. daughter ofthe King Of France,
died recently in Italy. She is represent
ed to have been highly talented. and a
favorile daughter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

In tl'e Legislature Of the state Of Ala
bsma proposition TO change the mode
Of eleeting Representatives 10 cOngrss
from the district system 10 lha. Of q &C.
neral ticket has heen rrjeeied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31

General CrafiOi.-'I'he National Ca
zetle suggests the ProPrisly q suspend.
ing public opinion in the case Of General
Gratini. until The United States Courts
shall have determined the balance be-
tween him and The Government The
Gazette gives il as he opinion Of two
eminen. lawyers. Hursee BiDney. aud
Waller Jones, Of Washington City. thai,
under the army regulations, and also by
repeated decisions Of the Supreme Court
81 The United States. General 6TaIiot's
claims TO allowances against the United
States. which have been refused q, The
accounting Offices, are well founded in
Iaw apd equity. The result Of this, tie
Gazette adds. 10. that Gen. GrsIios 10 q
creditor. aud nut q debtor ol The Unised
States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31
Notice.

ALL p-rso-s indebted % The late frm e
80 LAiIAER q MEBANE. % % JAMES
MEBANE, Ia are requested te call an tho
Subscriber and make ammediate sctilement;
otherwise their accounts ~ill be pst inia Tie
Ia ads Of IN Ufii-er fpr collection. LOngsr IN
duigeaes cannot he given.
JAMES MEBANE, IN.
Jsnnsry %. a-