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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
."-troublous storm TINT tossed
he private stnte, and rendered life unswcct."


With more than ordinary shreudness, MI. Clay
has great frankness lfofended his friends will
know it. Every thing connected with the man is
clear and above board.-ard most devoutly DO ! be-
lieve him incapable of deception hypocrisy, or Of
knowingly doing aught that would injure friend or
Zoe. In speaking ofthis trait in Nh Cays character
the other day, friend, who knows the man much
better than do remarked to me that it was upon
a certain OCCASION many years since, when in Lex
ngton, kentucky, that he first learned 10 love and
admire p enry Clay. In COW srsaon with some one,
Mr. Clay, who is OF a warm and ardent temperament,
became heat. and excilcdso muth so that his pas
sion got the beIer of his judgment Language was
used towards his opponent which his heart in a
moment of caImness condemned. Mr.. Clay felt that
he had done wrong, aud promptly made a manly and
isiactory apology,-and in manner, too, as pub
lie as the insult had been gwen. No one who
knows Mr. Clay will believe that he was influenced
BY any kind OF fear, except the Gear OF doing wrong
Since commencing this article have met with an
other and well authenticated anccdote, Characters
tic Of the man. Mr. Preston, The Senator from
South Carolina, is the author, and the anecdtte was
told by him in the good city Of Philadelphia since
The adjournment OF Congress. " On one occasion,
said Mr.. Preston while addressing meeting OF 20
liiica friends, Mr.. Clay dill me the honor to send
for, and consult with me. Ii was in reference TO a
step he about 10 take. ] suggested TO him."
said Mr.. Preston, " whether such n course he
proposed woul not ruin his prospects, and in
jure those Of the Wing party" The answer given
to Mr.. Preston was characteristic OF the man. 1t
was an answer worthy ofGeorgeW Washington himself,
and one which could have been uppernos only IN the
mind OF noble hearted patriot and statesman, de-
voted TO the welfare oflhe Republic :" did not
send for YOU he said. in reply to Mr.. Preston's
SUGGESTION "to ask what might be the effects oithe
purposed movements on my prospects, but whether II
was right. HAD RATHER BE RIGHT THAN BE PRES
IDENT."
Both these anecdotes illustrate strong points in
Mr. Claws character. 1t shows noble mind. one
which only truly good and great man could exhibit,
thus TO conquer ones pride, and 10 control ones
passion, and ones interest and ambition too, SO as
10 make a wrong, right, by atoniDg for injuries m
nictcd from prejudice or any other cause. 10"
| many heart burnngs would be sooihcd,-how any
animosities would die within mems breasis,-how
many noble lives saved,-passions hushed,-wfong'
repeated of,-and injuries forgiven, would there
be, III thus one 70 another men would Whdeate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given tn al the Co-par'nership
i. heretofore existing betwe ELI the undersigned.
under the style and ain, Of" Il; nghorne j. Burton
is this day dissoived by mGtUa consent; and that
Mr. james Benagi is alone authorized TO collect
abe debts due TO the iisn. and pay those due from IT,
r. S LANGHORNE,
DAVID w. BURTON.
dune IA
NTOTICE is hereby given HAT the Co-partnership
i Y heretofore existing bet wecn the rsgned
under the stvle and firm of = Lang horne, Burton IL
Langhorne,'' is this day dss lived by mutual consent,
and that Mr.. James Benaah IS alone authorized to
collect the debts dtc to the dun and pay those due
from it, H. s. LANGHORNE,
DAVID w. BURTON,
jon n S. LANGIlORNE.
June IA ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
June 10
NEW BOOK and STATIONARY
STORE.
ct UIlUCf TIC IIfI1I OF
PAYNE a. GREGORY,

EINlIE subscribers have ociated themselves to-
Il gether under the firm of
PAYNE a. GREGORY,
for the purpose of transacting the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS IN this place, and
are opening, at the house lately occupied by
Messrs. Cobbs & Amistead (Kyles coyner.) large
and general assortment of hooks, embracing all
the best aud most approved editions Of Standard
Wooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology. and General
Literature, together with large supply OF STANDARD
School and other Miscellaneous Books, Stationary
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles; which
were purchased IN the Northern cities, by one Of
the firm, on such will enable them tosell as
cheap us such articles be purchased in any nay
ket in the State. Our friends and the public re-
specially invited TO call
DAVID B.PAYNE,
JAMES d. GREGORY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24
commissioners Sale Of E.I.V.ED.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE

TNPURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
cciy for ;he county of 4 ,herst, pronounced on
tue I'd day Of April 1889, in Chancery suit therein
depending between Fredcr ok Muuell and wife,
pllfs and Peter =. Thorno', amdr. Of Josiah Ven
able. decd. aud others deiis. the undersigned, APP
pointed Commissioners for lac purpose will, on the
Goth day Of July, 1889, SELL at tie Market House,
in the town Of Lynchbnrg. 10 the highest bidder,
negro named tn \ II on credit ill
the Is, day OF April next, The purchaser giving
satisfactorily endorsed payabl one of the Banks
in Lynclburg WM. L. COLEMAN,
for Y. Penn, sheriff Of Amherst,
and AZ such Commissioner.
June 20 t20J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-24

J une 3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
Cast Iron PlOughs.

STEPHEN MOORE has on hand Tor sale,
PL0UGliS Of various sizes, with extra
Points, SC. from the factory Of C. II. Rich.
mond, near Milton, N. C.
The following certificates will show the cs.
.ima.iOn in which they are held by some Of our
best farmers,
CERTIFICATES.
We have, Tor the last six or eight years, been
using the Cast Iron Plough, introduced into
this state and Virginia by .fpsry e. Richmond,
and have no hesitation in saying, that we con
slider il superior 20 any other IN use in our coun
try, for It's easy draught. facility Of turning che
soil. and lis general utility as TO performance.
aud the small expense Of the cas-, point, which
we think preferable. on account Of it's convent.
cnce and trfliue cost, to any other kind Of point
we have ever used.
WARNER NJ. LEWIS. Caswell coun,y.
STEPHEN D0DS0N, do do
GEO. w. JErFREYS, RcIson do
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
I have,for several years been in the habit Of
using the above Ploughs, aud have no hesita-
ton ia saying. shat they answer my purpose
exc eedngly well.
THOMAS M'GEAEE, Person county;
October 10. u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

We are requested 10 state, that Ia meet
ing Of the Democratic Republicans Of Or.
ange will be held st The residence Of
George A. Mebane, near Mason Hall, on
Saturday the 18th instant. 10 take into
consideration the subjecIof choosing del
egaies TO acOnsen,iOn Of the Republican
parry Of This state. to be held in Raleigh
n such lime as may be agreed upon, Joy
The purpose Of nominating a candidate
for our merit Governor, and also 10 take
into confederation the prCprietyOf recon-.
parndins . suitable person for such nomi.
patton;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
Public Sale.

MYii.L be sold 10 the highest bidder, ai The
" late residence II David Allison, esq. de-.
ceased, on the s9th day Of October next. ell
the personal estate Of said deceased, 10 wit:
Nine likely Negroes.
A good stock Of Horses. Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs. &c.
Farming plensils,
Household. and Kitchen Furniture,
A fine crop Of Corn, Fodder. Wheat
Oats aud Tobacco.
with various other property too tedious 90 men
iiqn. TIE sale will continue from day 90 de,
until al 10 sold. good credit will be given
Further eondi,ipns made known on the day q
sale.
J. ALLISON. Adm'r.
September 90, 9i-3v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

fused 10 eater into any Ihing lks > con
leTanrs 90 he Eastern question.
Rpssia.-A widely e1Iended coaspi.
rse6 = said 70 have been discavsred in .
Russian crops On is march 10 Pollard.
Five bundled officers are declared 10 hare
been arrested a one blow. others spbse-
quehiIy. Two hundred Of ihem srrs
confined IN The dungeons Of Warsaw and
other places, and the resi- were degraded
10 The ranks. The object Of The GOSSIP.
raiors VAS 10 seIze . number Of 5eTlresses
IN Poland and stir up he Poles 10 &c.
neral inssHeelion while . large por.ior
Of the Russian armies vas employed n
the grand review u Borodino.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
MARRIED.

In ibis county. on the goth ult. by d,
C. Parrish. esq. Mr.: THOnAs G. Ed
WARDS, Of Granville, to Miss CHRlsTIA.
"a PEkD, Of Orange.
In the vicinity Of Raleigh, on Thurs
day evening the Sd instant, by the Rev,
Bonnet T.. Blake, the Rev. WILLIAM s.
Johnson, Pastor Of the Methodist Epis
coPal Church Of that city, to Miss JAN
IiUETER, daughter Of Captain Hunter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
Obituary..

Died, in this place, on Monday morn
ing last, Martha SrRuDwIcK, daughter
OF DIR, Edmund Sirudwick, aged three
years.
Died, 10 this county, on Tuesday the
slh inst, Of an inflammation Of the pipe,
JOHN WESLEY McKERALL, infant son oil
John and Levina McKerall, in she Bird
year Of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
Mt. Pleasant and Danbury
FOR SALE.

an3ssS The subscriber offers Cor sale
eJsICs his two Tracts Of Land. situated in
sTS q fine neighboFhood on Dan River,
~, Rockingham county, Nosih Csrnli.
"a. The Mount Pleasant Tract contains 100
acres. sir or seven hundred pr which IL clear.
cd. With about one hundred acres of river low
grounds; also ncw and commodious Dwell
ing. with al the necessary Dat llouses, fine
Garden, well selected Orchards, excellent Wa
ter, and fret rate mill scat. The Dassmy
place CONTAINS 1000 acres. of which five han.
bred ore under Epnre, with about one hundred
and twenty Eve seTes pf Greek and River boz
tom. These lands are well adapted 10 the o.
iiystion Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco; and Sor
beauty Of situation. and purity Of atmorphers,
are unriyalled in the sisie.
Persons wishing 30 see ihe place win apply
TO Mr.. Rawiey Gailswsy. who y III Take piea.
sure in showing the premises.
ALEXANDER HENnERSON.
October 4. 9O-2m
EFs The Raleigh Register. Edenson Gazette
and Danville Reporter will pshiish the above
two months, and forward their sseopn,s 60 70.
w. Henderson at Milton, North Esgolina, lvr
settlement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
THE CIlEROKEES.

by a traveller from The west We learn
that an election was recently held by the
Ross party Of the Cherokees. for two
chiefs. Ross himself was no. candidate
ror re election. l.ooney. and another
whose name we have not learned. were
elected. Notwithstanding this election,
We understand il is the determination o.
Brown. the present Chief Of The old
emictan,s. still To az, as the head ehieI
Of The Cherokee nation. Every thing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

GuspmsiOn Fl Speris FGymfnfa-The
s,nks Of Philadelphia, last week, sus-
penled specie payments. which measure
as Immediately followed BY the banks
ofEsl.imore aud he district Of Columbia.
and j. is probable TIA. al the southern
banls viii also be forced 10 adopt The
SINE policy. The banks Of New York
,,iIl continued 10 pay specie, and ]. was
,vpposrd they would BE- able 10 hold ouI,
=. lhey had Few notes in circulation.
This being The case with most Of the
New England banks, 10 was hoped that
,hey also would be al4e 10 snalinus 10
pay sPseie.
The Philadelphia Sentinel. an admi.
ns,rsuon paper, jusii6es The measure,
and STATES that The opinion had for some
weeks been gaining ground that is was
slPcdirni. IN order 10 prevent exlcn-
size fIilgrs on the part ri the merchants
and traders, which would ultimately
Prove disaslFou, TO the community -
pelI - 10 the banks"
The same Virw is taken BY the Phila-
bclphil Ledger. lis said lhal Al meet
ing Of the representatives Of the several
banks. one Of The officers Of lhe Board 81
Trade stated that " q rr.sis had arrived
which required that something should be
done Coz the relief Of the commercial
rommuniiy--ihat unless The banks sx-
IrnJcd their accommodations, serious dis
irr.s would inevitably fnIlow--snd that
matters had now assumed such shape
that either he banks must enlarge their
facilities, or that trade must be Frustrated.
In this contingency. he said. the Board
be represented were clearly Of opinion
Ihs. Il the foreign drafts upon the banks
were such as 10 make them fearful Of dis.
counting largely, ihey ought a. once 10
suspend specie payment"
Aher this statement. a motion was
male, that under existing circumstances
II was ineIpedient 10 suspend specie
payments" which motion Was adopted
BY . to,e Of 0 10 q. The mex, morning,
however. upon opening. several Of the
banks declined TO redeem their notes in
specie, and as soon as This FAC, became
known. q general suspension took place.
This state OF things very naturally fol-
l'us Is the consequence Of the condition
81 our foreign exchanges. Large sums
10 specie have been taken on. in all the
packet ships which have lately sailed
rum New York-in The 6rca, Western
100000 dollars, in the British Queen
10000 dollars. and smaller sums 10 ma
ny O'hers--nnd lhe demand sIIlI uRsatisr
led.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
FlaX-Seed and Oil,

THE subscriber gives ninety cents per
bushel for Flax.Seed. delivered a,
his Mills. six miles east Of Hillsboroual1
where he generally keeps supply Of On
for sale.
lie also expects shortly to put up a
first rate COTTON GIN, for the accom-
mediation Of his friends and customers.
ALLEN BROWN.
September n. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

spears 10 be Peaeezbls and quiet among
NE CheEOksfs y Ihs present tine. and
ws hare hopes ihsl By he inlerIrrsnee q
he proper authorities oIoBr goFsFnmsnl.
Permsnsni tranquility may be restored
smong these people.
We see exaggerated seeouhis Of The
recent dlliieuliies among The Cherokses,
are circulating in Ihe newspapers IN al
parts Of The country. Some of them give
accounts OF - many IS SO or co Of The
Ridge party having been murdered. and
represent The violence among ihem 4.
being nneh greater han really existed.
only three hare been billed during The
recent z ieud-ths ITO Ridges, and Ella.
Boudinpi.
.arkansas Gazette. Sfpt. N.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1889.

james Webb vs.. C. B. Cole.
Original Attachment levied on real estate.
yfT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that Carlton D. Cole. the defendant in this
case, is not an lnhahitant Of this state; u is
therefore ordered, that publication be made in
the Hillsboroueh Recorder for SIX weeks sue
cessiveiy. notifying the said defendant that IN.
less he be and appear before the said Court, to
the fourth Monday Of November next, aud re-
plevy or plead 10 issue. judgment BY defaul,
will be entered against him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 so. 90-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

bills Of ,he United States Bank upon
Ihe house Of llOIlinguer e. Co. in Paris.
10 large amount, have been protested
lOr non acceptance; bu, !, is said tia. Mr..
Jaudon immediately repaired from I.on.
don 10 Paris, and made an srrangemcn.
with thu RO,hsshilds, by whom all the
bills we're accepted. by the promp,ncss
0f this arrangement. j. is sa,d, this Incl.
den,, instead Of weakening, has added to
The credit OF the Bank.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

FROM cHlNA.-The Chinese are
said 10 be expecting and preparing lor
hostile measures By The English. They
have ersrlsd snolher fort al The I8oca III.
eris. and had . strong chain ready 10
IhFnw across the nsrrovesl part Of the
strait. a. also . number Of boats laden
with stones, which. in case Of . hostile
risii. they gould sink in The channel.
The owners and eonsignees of the OPT.
nm surrendered 20 the Chinese. " ere about
sending delegates 10 England TO represen,
their grievances. We venture to saw that
the English government, will neither in.
demnily Them nor 60 10 var with China
on their behalf.
FToH the Canton Register Of sIayI4.
Ry private letters fram Bombay via
Bengal. parties in Canton have been infsr-
med that the cholera il making dreadful
rsssges. Death often supersenes in one
hour Alter the attack; and 20 crown the
distress. the inhabitants are suffering Nm.
der great scarcity Of vaIsr. mos, Of The
wells being dry,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

sinGafa' in AliaOiss The PsOri, Re.
s'saef ss.ies hat here is an unususl
saauhl u sisknss 10 sans pan. II ~,
S : especially alaRg he xslsreoar.r,.
he spidsnie. eAAe'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
Valuable Property
FOX SHE.

ypIE snhscTiber, FEeeuiar of lhs late W.
liam kHkfsnd. decreased. With abe Eirs 20
= settlement 81 the estate, wiii. 81 y sdnssssy
the sth of NesembeH arsl. ~ she lsfe Fssnaense
af the said decreased. alIsT faT falr 90 ne high
est bidder. the following property. 10 wHs
The tract Of Land. lhe residsnee Of he
said deceased. eontsiaisE about 500 acres.
One irsrI knoWn ~ he Ray tract, sa-
Ieing James niiisaas and suLsrs, seaisinisg
lot No. a, in DE lpwn Of Hiilsbo-
rough. uPOa which i Blaeksmah's ard Hat
tiers shop.
A pari Of lot No. 2. sEsn in ssid fnxs.
upon Which there 10 > Store House % sSed rs-
pair and well situated.
Dne other lot. No. i79. unimprors5.
N ,he new part Of said iOwa. ssioining mIhssa
csin and others.
Also. Nine Negroes, some Of
them very likely.
The crop Of Corn. Fodder. Wheat.
Oats. Hay. &c.
Al he Farming Utensils, Wagon and
Gear; llessshold and kiishsn Furniture; the
sio,k Of Hogs. ShesP. HeTsss end Cows.
Terme 81 sale for the UaI estate. one, tao
and three years. with interest and approved &C.
euriiy; forihs nerroes and other property. nine
months. with approved sresrty.
The subscriber will further eel, 90 The
highest bidder, in the town Of iiilIsbarough. en-
ThHrsdsy the 7th Of November. the tollov me-
valuable property. Ca close ths concerns u MD
liam kirkland & SON. and william Kirkland q
Co. Ca nil:
The Store House in which the subscri-
Der is now doing business; and
The Tan Ward. Tanning implements
Of every bind, stock of Bark on hand. all the
stock Of Leather. iapned and in the rrogrtss
Of tanning. the siock al Hides. Sc.
Also, three valuable Negroes attached
10 the yard.
Also, one unimprosed LOT. south Of The
Tan Yard, - present rented 10 Cad Jones, jr.
eco.
Terms. which will be liberal, win be made
known on the day Of sale.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND.
September Is. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

a hre occurred u Aiken. s. c., on he
IN IN. ~h,eh eurul every store in die place.
lIs .r 20 % NUMBER e1esp, one, and .
n.'noer Of houses--amounling in III 70
~. The loss % eslimsled frcmS7O, 900
10 ' l0O.OOO-insuranee partial.
Wilmington ado.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

mere sie hos more Than hire lheu
80 mllss Of Rail Road romPleird an
iaseiifd over in Ihs Uniled STATES. an,
US = = eshmaled ihsi is sssrsgr east L
seo.ppo nils. Some ,iIly millions o
dollars have ihsrelars been expended On
these works alone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DrGngs County.
Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1889.

fan MOriag vs.. Isaiah S. High.
Original Attachment levied on real estate.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
- that Isaiah S. High. the defendant in this
case. is not an inhabiiant Of this state; u is
theEeiare ordered, that publication be made in
the Hillsboroueh Recorder fot SIX weeks sue.
cessiseIy. notifying the said defendan, that IN.
less he he and appear before the sald Court,
10 be held az the court house in HilIsborOugh.
on the fourth Monday Of November neat, and
replcyy or plead 10 issue, judgment by default
will be entered against him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. a. 50. 90 CIV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

The branch Of The Bank Of the State
Of Tennessee, Al Columbia. vas robbed
on the nigh, Of the 25.h uIt.. Of between
'"sn'y-fse and thirty thousand dollars.
No discovery bad been made as to the
perpeua,or.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

We regret to learn from various parts
Of The State. that the growing Cotton has
been much injured by the drought. and
U''' .. lea., one third of the Crop ant'ci.
ra'sd BY planters Few months ag". will
Se lost. Iasroioosu (.M J Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

Gen. MeDufis has been selected "a
liayne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

Mr. Gays Land RM-nsferring 10
some powerful articles, in defence 81 the
principles Of this bill, which have lately
appeared in the N. York Courier. The
I.eusiville Journal Of Friday says:--We
have reason 10 believe thai. during The
next session Of Congress, Me. C.'s bill
will be The prominent topic of discussion.
We have also The best reason 70 believe.
tina, IL will pass The House Of Represents
lives BY q very decided majority. Per-
haps il may be arrested in The Senate,
;. The arisiocra,ic branch Of the Nsiianal
Legislature" as the loco fpcos used TO
say; but we are not wilhou. hope, tha,
public sentiment. if properly reused, will
ba able to force i, even through that body.
Aud, in ,ha, event. who can estimate the
vast amount of the beaeti,s, which the
new and mighty impulse. given to Internal
Improvements and Educa''On' will confer
upon the ns,ionl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
THE ELECTIONS.

In NeW Jersey the Wings have in
creased their strength. In the Council
10 Wings and 7 Vans have been elect.
81; in The Assembly 30 Wings and %
Vans.
From Pennsylvania lev returns have
been received !; but j, 10 probable tia,
The administration have carried the state
by an increased majority.
In Maryland. complete returns show
lha, the Wings have elected three mem-
bes Of Congress. and the administra-
ion party Eve. In the House Of Dele.
gates Il Vans sni a Wings have been
elected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17


Destructive Fire IN PhiladeInkia.
a hire broke out on Friday night. lhe
flh inst, IN No. 10 South Wharf, above
Chestnpi street, which famed By . strong
northeast wind, Was immedis,ely commn.
niealed 10 many stores and other build
ings on that and The adjoining square. In
rs progress, forty or hlly Stores. iarerns,
warehouses. and many other buildings,
were consumed. or greatly injured. Mast
Of ILsiF contents we're Destroyed. The
scene 81 this desolaling Gre, which was
more desirusiire than any which has oe.
CURED IN our city Tor many years. was
on South WhsISes,-wesI side Of Wafer
above Chestnut sireri.-snd east side Of
Front sIreeI-bOIh above and below Ches.
nuL We learn with Tegrs. that two FIRE.
men Inst their lives While endsaToring 10
arrest lhe progress Of the flames. Vim.
j.. Morfland Was killed Instantly By the
falling wall Of Enoch Aliens house on
Chestnut street. on Saturday morning.
Several iiremen we're severely injured by
The falling Of another wall, on Tie same
street.
The building. destroyed are estimated
al Sls0.OO0. Merchandise $3.50. 900.
TtiegrGph and 05serrrT.
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Weekly Almanac
Notice,

a MEETING Of the Supcrintendents Of Com.
- mon Schools is earnestly requested at
ilillsboroueh. on Saturday the a6th inst.
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